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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16
From Ballou's History of Cuba
Stern Justice and Awful Punishment.

During the first year ofTacon's COVER
norship in Cuba, young Creole girl,
named Miralda Estalez, kept little cigar
s,ore in the Gale de Mercaderes, and her
shop was the resort Of all the young men
in the town who loved choicely made
and superior cigar. Miralda was only
seventeen, witbou, mother or father liv>
ing, and earned humble though suffi
Glen, support by her industry in the man
ufacture we have named, and by the sale
of her little store. She was picture of
ripened tropical beauty, with finely
rounded form, a lovely face, of soft. olive
tint, and teeth that Tuscarora migrt en-
w her. At times, there was dash OF
languor in her dreamy eye, that would
have warmed an anchOrite; and then her
cheerful i4sts were so delicate yet free,
thai she had unwit,ngl y turned the heads,
not to say hearts, of half the young mer-
chants in the Gala de Mercaderes. But
she dispensed her favors without parliali-
ty; none of the rich and gay exquistes Of
Havana could say they had ever received
any particular acknowledgment from The
the fair young girl to their warm
and constant attention. For this one she
had pleasant smile, Tor another few
words of pleasing gossip, and for third
snatcb::of Spanish song; but 10 none did
she give her confidence, except to young
Pedro Msntanez, a fine looking boat
man, who piled between the Punta and
Moro Castle, on the opposite side Of the
harbor.
Pedro was manly and courageous
young fellow, rather above his class in in
telligence, appearance and associations,
and pulled bis oars with strong arm and
light heart, and loved the beautiful Mir.
aida with an ardor romantic in its fidelity
and truth. He was sort OF leader among
the boatmen in the harbor. for reason o
his superior cultivation and intelligence
and his quick witted sagacity was often
turned for the benefit of comrades.-
Many were the noble deeds he had done
in and about the harbor since u buy, rur
he had followed his calling of a waterman
from ooyhood, as his father had done be.
fore him. Miralda In turn ardently loved
Pedro; and when he came at night and sal
in the back part of the little shop, she
had always neat and fragrant cigar for
his lips. Now and then, when she could
steal away from her shop on some holi-
day, Pedro would hoist tiny sail in the
prov of his boat, and securing the little
stern awning over Mlralda's head, would
steer into the gulf and coast along the ro-
mantle shore.
There was famous roue, well known
at this time in Havana. named Count AL.
monte, who had frequently visited Miral
da's shop, and conceived quits a passion
for the girl, and indeed had grown to be
one of her most liberal customers. With
cunning shrewdness and knowledge oI
! human nature, the Count besieged the
heart Of his intended victim wi hout hi.
appearing to do so, and carried on his
plan of operations..for many weeks before
the innocent girl even suspected parti.
nifty for her, until one day she was sur
prised by present from him Of SO rare
and costly a nature as 70 lead her TO sus'
peci ths>donor's intention at once, and te
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16

j.
few nights ago. says Paris paper.
as one Of our most distinguished authors,
N. de Balzac, was lying awake in bed he
saw man enter his room cautiously, and
at.emptto pick the lock Of his writing
desk. The rogue was little discon-
certed at hearing a loud laugh from the
occupant of the apartment whom he sup-
posed asleep. 'Why do you laugh, sir r
asked the thief. ~ am laughing, my
fellow" said M. do B, ito think what
pains You are taking. and what risk you
run, in hopes Of finding money BY night
in desk where the lawful owner can
never find any BY dny." The thief s.eva-
cuated Flanders al once.
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Crops in England and France are good.
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Ualume1
SHOWERS.

In valley that know
Happy scene!
There are meadows sloping low,
There the fairest flewefs blow,
All serene;
But the sweetest thing to see,
If you ask tha dropping tree,
Or the harvest-hoping swain,
Is the rain.
All, the dwellers of the town,
How they sigh;
How ungratefully they frown
When the cloud-king shakes his crown,
And the pearls come pouring down
From the sky!
They descry no charm at all
Where the sparkling jewels fall,
And each moment of the shower
Seems an hour.
Yet there's something very sweet
In the sight,
When the crystal currents meet.
In the dry and dusty street,
And they wrestle with the heat,
In their might!
While TREY seem to hold q talk,
With the stones along the walk,
And remind them of the rule,
To ''kecp COOL"
But in that quiet dell,
Ever fair,
Still the Lord doth all things well,
When his clouds with blessings swell,
And they break brimming shell,
On the air;
There the shower hath its charms,
Sweet and welcome to the farms,
As they listen to its voice,
And rejoice!
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16

DR.. Franklin used to say tina. rich wild.
ows were the only piece of secondhand
goods that went off at prime cost.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16

WIFE WANTED.-Any gal what's gotta
bed, coffee pot, curs black eyes, aud skill
let, knows how 10 cut out breeches, can
make hunlin' shirt, and knows how to
take care Of children, can have my services
till death parts both ofus.-Er.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16

Crops in England and France are good.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Disasters, Sc.

SHIP GREAT BRIrAIs ashore At Cape Sable, late accounts
s.y will be total loss Crew saved
Sur HAKKAWAY, from Liverpool, which arrived below
Chsrlss;on 9Th alt expersuced heavy blow 9Th, which
hove ship her beam ends pt sss and broke the cross
sniP voHs B,RsouR at St John n. b., from Liverpool
reports that the 10th AuE lat - l6 lon % fO saw the
wreck VI shR about TO 80 uns ui OF "aef and burned
the edge far a. the manmas appeared 70 De out
recently IN that rstion eopPered and painted yeo"
insdt Between deek.
B.ty sARnlc Of Newport from PHILADELPHIA while lying
In the stream opposite Fox Point wharf Providence night OF
3s accidentally into BY schr Palladium from Al
bsny and had round house aud stern osdy stove elryss
svay trdA The schooner received but tihng danags
BEIC QUEEN EsTHER Of Seapo before reported seen With
los of mainmss arrived at Boston lt inst She was from
BsIe COPELAND Bartlett from Philadelphia for Boston
PUT ro Holiness Hole lst inst with boat stove aud loss OF
scES KTsSIBEc of and from Bath for virEis In ballast
sprubs eak 2h at aid fallen IN With 18th IN sink
eonoon Cape Elizabeth W By y 81 miles BY schr Oye,
Hunt which captain and and snfed them
GOucester The kennebec was years Old and ias1red or
$500. .
Wash Wood. the Sth ut Cargo ,s5ed but The vessel vi"
prove total loss
Richmond with pg iron sprung sesk of Newport News. snd
ashore he discharged and vessel GOT on and
Sea MISSOURI (of Sal,m) Mas Beaver while npns
Cascupe harbor the 5th the
ordered be sold with al her materials and OUTFITS tcr
the benefit Of al concerned.
scHR FRsSELN Dennsoa from Philadslphia, oa-sd with
eoal NaDcheser ID inst - miles " T. OF sandy iosk
spuus leak to~ed into h port BY po, boat Moses
GTisne No. She lays at she sectional deek for
ps.rs .. c. p y
dated 81 the Two Bothers Capt Tresd~ay
esTEsd 10 storm Dear BLACK stones lsand on th u
and will nearly all lost quantity Of valuable wal
timber which deek Al feased Of and but little, If
any Will recovered BY the owners brig wa also
fof CARO- Both the vessels G thought will be
saved, though in a damaged condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

n, Nortirore reusrts The msrte, hss eu Of consider
ne on lAs taxing the abundant supply and duAn
ty Of stock offered into and prices OF
.ud LAMB sod for fail pucea"
The with sbun6slf supply On h,nf and the
quality renersy inferior Good sheep aud E9od lamp are
n demand Mutton hss been selling ty the carcass IN ASH
inrop Msrkfi A. from to and = Lambs TO IL
Mr. Browning reports Sls sheep and Lsun. ast Seet
sis Iliertou 7s6 We found 50 A. Browpius'. ta
morning among them veTy good Psre uisy lot OF
Lambs. selling At 81
VTALs-The number Of cows with calves much less than
fery ard the number arriving by other eonyeysnces has
fallen 10 cutie low figure TIE Hudson River mase oots
are sres sources Of supply We have noticed for sty
worth ueu;iopins few calves that were really worthy ne
name Of veGs the Of them are the same Old sort OF
lesn kittens ..-,
or .ry price that will justify the sending ou lev real
sood e,h Cows foT xnter Ii prooso true mat tnc
usual hot damp wea'ber Of semItenher vii kI on goo
OF the sw thus make for hose that
are home a. 10 keep pees about sney nov
sWINE-Tbe nsrset oversoeked the weather today as
bo, az Juy shower clear tte pens until II Grows
roo er The BY the Ere rosd not LARGE sst week
a. the week before BY Loco but Il 0p too many
We have the following report By o. w Dornan, broker
for tie ending Sept Received By Enc road, 'ol
Ohio eornfed SSs this fed; 22 tied 400 lsft
making III Ia all offered Tor sale TINS Tees
ofvhch C40 left Some have been -od AZ the io
IeuiIs price.: Brown S73 Ohio cornsd a. f,e Knox
de Kpatrick 3s this State eoInfed at Sc The oalsoce
have teen resed from Il l and are wotn to Gay ns
following prices retail VIZ: ght Ohio eorn-ied i've a. "
Gslc; hght Ohio fed not fed a. A. 81 fdfe heavy
Ohio eou.fed live VT ct 4d3,c; still Ohio live W. 81 It
4le Our usrSet stocked tie westhsT very warm and
over se to &C. the week they must send Us better
stcck and ltss Of T.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Arrived.

U NJ steamship Jsme.,own Csvenay Norfolk, te with
ndse ana psssea ger. to LDdsm Pie.s.nts -
Ship CeufuiOn packet COMBS, Lycrpoo Jay =. va
ard 70 ZeEega Co Aas H. iAL ID q on-
A. IS passed lsife ieebere ,,, -.
ship Constellation, tpseEet Alsn Live ooi jay ~ Win
rdse. ard s6s PASSENGER. 20 Keruif 4 Csro~.
ship Od England of Bath barstow Liyepoo days Tlia
salt sld 60 Ps.ofe. to w Pasps y,h psu.d.,0hi,
and DAYS from the Caps with E ou % " etnore Cyaer
Bah Angelo Brewer of ROekand) Iner P,erIao jay l.
Bsrk John Ccby Rhodes Re- Grands O. days and PerIaI
tueo 81 With hides, kt 70 Cs-twr-hf Harrison JAY
Is st "a "a Ou II H. spoke eark Nevada from caps De sefas
bound to Rio 0rsade; Aag 10 lat q y lon ~ % spoke
surpsd viii Poyiions the bs Seoo - aAJs from ho
Bss Ass pa of Mte) Wolf Pletou and Get Of Csnso
Gsys coal A Lear Co, tsssl TO Esse aaEsfd
fs1s Vsnsrsbe Br Csrrick Shields j. days Sih coal 70
v Han Ass g. at a Ion % IS spoke bark Lamont Of
ssTE Hssfisa 'Sf srsOli KlOvss BAhaO-. days with
B PsiIO sad csIsaOy., Lssbon IS days StA marble
and rlss. ngers 70 orcer. ,
Brx Moses JsEv, ChiFleste1 l. lays VIII so'ioa to u
Bfs Horraa CBrl Dee. sal; Cay T l. . days, with
Bft Ms1y Ears fispry New sven 10 bs-,ss- r.s,er.
Bra Porto Reo BIss., AsUnesse Nth stone bound to
BIZ F,issn, Z rsyiar Bea-aaAa. Prgvdsnes with ni'=
bculc 70 Phisd, Fhz
sehi JStp Fas3y iCf BatimsTel GcuIsy' Pos'ss PHes
4 6svs with ccfse &c 20 A c. Eossi.e Z CO.
sckr Nsss Gen, Gaze, AazarGliA ssIs, VIII aorr q
SCH Thorass z F-eo,A. Pea-iuEson Stun CTszasl 3
6svs Vth ecrrrn b. Iobrscu = sia-kL
sclr EHly Ntskin. lElus.on, n c. saE!s. VIII nsEA
sehr corssis Ga1lvss Por.ra days, VIA a-ssss to
NsyheW TLh0t s c.
sshr oa,ta-ss Lo-ss Bo-s- dsys viii zsss bOuai 70
scli 6T,os D.s.s Baxter Boss-ssay, vA raiss 50sai
= Phaselphia
sehs Myste Hisrns, Hi5sA.ua vita 50 - J. Wa1sg.
scar Z Ps-s. -, Rock port E'ta tsh-
SER Express -. Rsetpsrs with s.h.
BELow-2 harris and brsE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

IA, s s.,.sre) Also ed Ith brig Peun'nasa'a' h'"'
AZ Ms,,..ss lssh ult brig ElH Peter for Ss~f''s
An rltnSsd lsth elt; 'Shr : R Po';s,; s-v.a.
RAJ and sailed foT MA;4nsas;l ls,a tara NJ o sc
A., a. CarSrSa. 2s,h ut schr A !. Howe, Ma'n BAN
u,r-p SD ?sA brig Pcfosi, siss., Bosi,n n.-,.n
q hsysn1 20 S. sf .s1 Si5s ss.,Ss' c"rae,a Mad
NeYork; Ssh b-s Lion Heard Portland; sth ~ klis,
asoY1R So sb ss,t. B HsnIlron Chs.e. s.saa
ard New.Yo7t; Eizsbeth. Powers PhisdeiPeA Ten
''. "a Res: s Ss.ss Sd in b I Issc Nscao6 @ Port
land BeoEe reported sshore' her en'Hs
AZ .. s., jOhn. y p, Isth at brss tbeons !, s"i,s IN
b. son gls Kate Perdsrssst oshan, New fots sd L..a
s sIsh' fiosce.tsr. "a shamrock French New YOrs
AT st orebse ssh slt ,sP. rsres Law snse So 60
va. adv tor Bristol. El Psnpcro, Olive New-foFs- |a
w. k.-L LaScn Curtis, LonSon- ,s,,
ATT at Mir.pehi sa b-is MaIeis Hail. Boston oa- -a'
Ga :, 4, Jchn B.. scth ult. bark Roxsus, Corr Ha
Ens S,t lirs Egyptian ROSinsOa' and ESOeh Train HOP
I Hsp. S5 Kdhs June 90 ship. c.ps Cod ss. for c.ea.
SisPaS,a r5e Me5eSd Ropes do s.t Brothers crowe 40
Az Wbsmpoa JuRe - ships NaI,rsso henneIs t@
Ty,p. for DO 90 Lishoot, Pierce, for LonSon do gyms
Cloud Cressy 90. (aro'hTr seeouh. AZ .'
Arcbiect Potter and Mermaid smith une' and p'00'0
No Am vessel at Manila June IS and no vessel up for the
e.i:a,ts June - SHIPS Nsptuue. Car Forbes for New
Yok July NAteh.' Potter tor S''SI %.rn for Do de-
ten a.
Wss,w.,d 10 Hussey do aiss sst Samuel APpeSn
Youns for DO do, Desbius Wave Fisk chartered 70 esa ot
- a. g Der tun: Albany, Gorhsm from AustIais JUS
arr unc P.rhenoa. Bsker, from California e. sss sup
rS t io5or W Prothins CHAM. Babhdye. for London 90
III KS- usns Fifed for Boston ready for sea and eidi
Jobn Gardiner Pendietou. for DO, ldg ~.
"a so,, s.nrpr June H. ship Cohots, Gerry, Boston
s,h MI Riep, Lemsn do 18Th ships Ocean Eagle Somes
DO I'd Frsuk Johnson LahrOp, do. s'h Alexander Baxter
.. Rio JsneirO July i2 ship Bay State, cFO~e from
New.Yorkl san Frsuciseo. =, c.. g. 49,,
Al Curscoa about Aug 90 bark Morning star spear from
NJ .York an Sth
Al Bic I.and ahout 29sh ult, ship John L. Dmmoek
sso6sld 10 dsy. from Portland to Load a. hIa0o9N o Lou
don - . =, -, a.. r..a,,
Niruieh Aug bark Noluna Crofts. Boston, Ivy
Green Bsy DO quarantine bark fube, from SAVANNAH
some OF crew sick Of dysentery 49,. 81, AZ,
yoTk 18th schr Kate King Boston CID 18Th. schr Pearl
Cham NevYok 2th, Bueasse Vincent, doi susan
Mshon Baltimore. ,,,, G.
An ct 81 John B. 18th ut brEs Roswell, Hsbbs, sa'
Ga Al DO 18th ship Africa. Jordan London Soth ship John
Bsrirf " ard, Cork.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK..
Cleared.

steanshp-Prunetheus Turner, San Juan, G A9rs.n
sbips-AigiIo, tAns) seculoyeh Trieste, panh a 20
Cor rorse Chds Liverpool Z-rega Coz South Carolina,
Gr1yts Mobile { c Duncan Co st Patneki Waitnsn'
Liverpool D. Ogden; Roscoe, Rees Quebec "n'io~ Law
,...
Bsts-Ruse Foss, Portland Ra'.ell Vinns NsTrsml'-
,c Lsurhsr Csdz "A. ID Brooknap Co Psnehits Morton,
Ts,rssous Read n. Buchanan, Hanson, Galveston
d c Murray. MI,
Brew D Miller Barrsby. Para, Bsrdeu L. Noblei
ssu,l French Brown do. J. Mschado Florence DoneeT,
lBTl Hopscod. 81 AndIews. 3 dsSsr Go s~it b ,
BRYANT sydney. {. B. John bsron SON flying Ol0ad
6hofn. Norfolk. Harbeek Co - =.
sehrs-N " smith Hobsf. Charleston, MeCready, MOT
4 CO. folus Stuhks NilrlnEtou. Nsdrisn * hnoxi Z T.
strong Liscoub Baltimore MAILER Lord Heary Horton
Giles Boston Lesry Co koscs lBrl swsstHt Asss.u y
P W II Newman L Co; Chef Van Name. City FONT
Master Ha1a Chichester Richmond C. H. Persooi Noiant,
Smith, AlsIsrdis Not Bsdeh -
patrick.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
halers.

Ga At NsSBedford Il ies ship Coral Manchester Pacific
Ccssn sid bark Manuel Orsz, do.
seen Aug TO- lat 80 6o cn- ~ q bark NAsasot Of Malta
posett, steering q
i,y.at fen Capt Smith q! bark Cleors Of New Bedford
reports her "a the Oaeso Psssgs May = with 100 bbs sp
oil board.
Ar II Provireetosn 2s.h schr soSer soper North
Atsnuc Ocean. 10 b5s sp. 81 DO black fss OIL
Arr st Nes Bedford 3isf osEk Ouly TAI Hsmlin, Allan
Ocean Flores June q Fsyal July with 10 obs Ico
blaes fish oil bolrd sent home III voyage 2 ob.
oil spoke Juy ie 81 v. Ion fs " bArks Elisha Dunbar
Robins = 3 bts oil; CsPt. .ick and voad come
Eou r3ls lsf. s. - lon s. Z " DunbAltOn sye. d.
clean frw days previous hAd rseh Ep whale zrc lot an
fateT~sds taken oy the scE Intetuns. o. ProyInesro~
I1aNng btlsl sUE lst y u ~ In 81 - W barS Ml
tsT osstt smith WsstPoEt 20 % ih- mt - Is 90 -
a W -chT HcnfsEEus. Feersn PrOsncefo~u, 100 Cff
20 Set alp ThcHas Nys Smith, Psrfe Ocean SD ship
On - icr &C.
AZ. EeEartosn. SIS. ship Sszt5eket, Gibbs, Pssss
Ocean Tscal-Ero. Arn a. Sh leo bb.s Wh - Do, -
9 sod 20 5ts p sId .ce Co vh 0 Hls quantity 9f
oil q freiEhL
Cd. . SeE Bedford s. b.rk ntBael Ortiz Hears, Pa
cife Qcssu- : q - saip H. a-as Sys Do
A. Kss N-seh . ~ er ship Bsrri.y Cqt,ls, of Ga;
-
srcfsu By b1Is ID. a. Tzrpsn Cove Az % isf . y
cl s. 90 sch Wsn hsrrE o. Orlesus, A. days p sp
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Spoken, De.

Aug g. lat % 90 lon II So ship COneordia Cushing from
New Orleans for Boston.
July IS, ai 81 a. lOn s. 2 bark Sea New Bsbbdge, hon
Salem for Africs
JAY % lat IS S. Ion % w ship Hou4as Coleman fun
SewYork July 7, for Hong kOoE
July lat 90 on = snp Fairfield, Lovels1a, from Liver
pool for NewN0Ek
YouIg from Cardiff for Malaga
July 81 Tat &C. A. barx Esther France from 81 Jsgo for
swansea
Aus Of Cape s. MARTA bark John Pfksr, FranseVie
from New Or Cor Genoa
1us TO- l.L q 49, Ion Isl W. .hi2 Hound. speer fOn
Cafed supposed for Ssw-Iork.
AuE ii Hstters shp SeaAoseT Lorng from Boston FOR
New OEeAns
10 dare at Is fc Ion - ship au.ssl, RObbias from New
Orleans Il. H.vfe.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Ph,l.deIphia Markets. MONDAY, Sept. T.

The P.eife sdvces rAher unsvorsbe for CorroS AMI
BEEApsTufFs tut they have had te effect upon the
small sale Of No QUEKcITRoy BARK was made at s2i
= iun, a. vhicb fgure il i IL demand
The FLoUk make quiet but the receipts and stocks are
sh and holders firm 10 their demands Sales OF 20 oo
rood brfnds for shynen q Y bb az which hodes are
6rn There steady demand for home consumption within
the range quotations There little or no NY
FLoUE Offering CoRS MEAL unekanged-I1o bols fresh
around Pepusylvsnis sold At - y. Y bb -
GRaS-There Is good demand for WHEAT and but . mn
tied sne unt offering; sales OF 50dfooo bush s1
Al a. q bush for red and 81 GA - % Tor white The
ket bare Of RYE and II wanted Coas u in ready De,
uspd ana coo n Southern and Pennsyyanis yellow sod
At a3c afOat OARS are unchanged. ~ -. -
WHISKY h in good demand sales Of 100 bbs at Sse Hogs
heads command the ssme figure.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
-, p.,. are scarce and selling a. par and ,

Sns pars are scarce and selling at par and /
80. a;seoupt In the absence Of Cotton and Otber
nroduce the shpmeat Cf Gold must continue to be
.or.;dersble for some time TO After the let
Nov. the Cotton exports viii begin to be important
The crop Of the year promises 20 be lsrge-pTooaoiy
three and half millions Of bales
There is an active demand for money, which
freely met. Cal loans to- well known borrowers on
approved securities easy at 6a7 v cent; ouf
barge amounts Of capital idle in the banks in tue
hands Of parties who lack confidence to lend On the
eurrent securities Of the street. Paper rather more
plenty and rates are hardening. But little hrst cas'
indorsed paper goes below ~ y cent; single name,
IsY cent; AuctOneers, l5Els 4 cent; Railroad
very heavy, Is aga y cent. The Banks are liberal
With their dealers, doing all their receipts and about
half the offerings which is probably all their dealers
need The payments Of our merchants today
we're very large and, far a. we can learn,
were promptly met. The payments from the interior,
excepting the Southwest and South, are quite
satisfactory. Considerable gold is now coming
in from tbe interior, which counterscts meas
ursbly with the Banks the drain for Europe.
The receipts upon the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad in July were about ESQ, ,OOo and in August
nbout ses OOo which ia in decrease Of the anticpa-
The receipts ofthe Cleveland, Columbus, and Gin.
cinnati Railroad for July were a. follows; 1854,
fss. COS "A; 1885, sss,OO6 81. Increase s5,6Ol s3.
A private sale Of 700 shares Burdans Crusher was
reported to-day a. sl2 IS, q further advance. For
1900 shares <l2 so was bid.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Parker VEN
Coal Company was held at the Office Of the Company
fbis afternoon to take into consideration the over
Issue of stock. The meeting was an animated one,
and warm debate sprung up upon the adoption OF
the resolutions. A report was read, but 1t included
no new fact, except that the Company has received
about s625 900 proceeds of the sales Of overssued
stock The following resolutions were adopted by
vote Of 7Oo27 with no negative the fret two, and
e2, SIP on the third:
COMPANY confidence the direction anc do
hereby make the best they can
IN dra Of stock through the
count Of o Jewett That the Directors hereby author
. 10 provide extinrushmeDt Of the stock above the
amount recognized by the charter either by selling ts ssses
10 etr ,he stock or by application the Of Mary
land for reduction Of the value OF the snaies OF 10 any
way beet calculated to attain that end ,
Rsoted the Directors hereby authorized 20 use tne
ass Of the company udse or arrange the floating DEBT
of the
Esed Thai the Directors Trustees recommended to
open the transfer books Of the company
Signed BY the Committee. ,.,,, ,, ,,ro,
r. BLANCHET, JOSEPH BRANDON
r KETCHAM II. TALLmADGE,
3 C. GENIN WIN sEYMOUR.JR
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

Sen, Ns Amsnds Or Ere sa "a. Lss,....s ss..
.ssl sf W B. pss;s's sl'.1.a s,%'iss s.ser sss
lRr schIs Gso W, "a: oresos Campbell. PhaslspAs
%.! F,.s, 1Sss sirSs.. SetsHsn for Se"f0's' L. As'Aa
BsIe9~, 60 AR Sept sehr- HsnIso New
Yd:s 5oos. ore. c,..,TFy; F.uy s'is =: i.' Pesd,ss.
Smith. NsS' a. sert /, hris Ansli. k,csps,i Me-
-: sA'1SSe 1so, Caster, Cs'PmaD N'~f0fs' . "1as
Nss ss sN,xcroy n c-Ar Aug 81 ,eAr' a.sSv'r M.s
s.s aos, sSs is'ra s DeiSse chr .sss
Ne. GO trs 'ws.t 90 sea Main Bar Aas y, sehTs
n,s.,s hoy, >. .rS col ssfierly for NewrorE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
fFrom our Correspondent. !

PHILADELPHIA, sert 4->fyyrot-brg s. Web-ter, Ca
l,fs: .chr G-orge Harris French Pctgr, y ).
TORT ,JEEFERsON-iv. AuE 81, .oops Contractor
Too..r Cold Sprng; Remark, Homsn New. York. schrs.
Narcsns Monsou Brewster, Boston las NJ BAyls Halse
DO; Emperor Daips New York; Home. Fordham Dishton
Sailed Aug o. schrs L. Darling smith, bsltimoe, j.
puryee Punderson New.York Slst, Helen Mar, Tooser,
Balfmore 4 Marcens Monson Brewster do Sept 2 K H.
Green HGwkins Nsw.Y0rk s. \. jayne, Hopkins, Bridge
port -, s., N, a,. -,
icO tuns Cousnt, Phladephs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

sTgDs-A sood Southern demand for Cczer SEED snd he
.1ser \. t.ffr; Of 20 tass Prime lie Ruya FlsI
ssed Z nor. pIsniy s.le Of Jg bush 81. Tlno, ay
seed In request s2s2i IS fer noT and . 25at t'
81. for resped-
sUGtRs-Cniy li-sied demand exits f1r ns-- k,n1s;
prices ere and the vss Eht 25 hhts ssT-Of-
iesrs At ldsc ard 90 bid. Cubs Muscovsdo Sd5.c
sOAP-A ot Of = bqIes English CASTLE soe a. lie.
pHlskY-The srsst 10 better; the dsDsne fair sses II
tbis Ohio a. SEQ Se-; Psn .1d hes a. tc
DTuos. veJ firm; ssles Is tbds 3se and interest
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
BY Telegraph.

BesToS-Ar Sept = .hiP Julia Howard, Leshorn; 'ehr.
Nel,or Wells YORK; John Baker do. Cid. ship Lo-
repfo Nsw OTlesns bark R. o. w. Dodge Mobile; Nsshus
Philsdelptis
spCktn-AuE a. lat 40 TO- los -, bark foane, rom Leg
horn tor Nsw.YOfk.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
fu'ish'' " ''0'' VI II HOMER RAMsDELI.. President
Markets. .CARrrrLLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUsr.


AsHEsThe market very quiet for both kinds sales Of
Pots at 81, aud Pearls at SO.
BRlCK-There s more stesdness and the arrivals less
but the demand very moderate Sass for coin
mon TO sood Hard North River
CCTTON-The MARKETS. dull at the snnexed quotations
tsdouted his NOR which show decline OF id.c. om
Shose gsen week pso;
NEwYoRX CLASSIFICATION
I.l.n EIn.id a
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Foreign PoFs.

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