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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

SISTERS OF CHARITY EXPELLED FROM THE Mo-
BILE HOSPITAL Some weeks since charges
were preferred against the Sisters of Charity,
incumbents Of the City Hospital The govern
| ors made their report on the charges on the 30th
ult., and found them guilty of making the Hos
pital instrumental in the propag CATION OF secta-
fian principles. Since then the Sisters have
resigned their charge, and their resignation has
been accepted Mobile paper.
Tie spartanburg Is. AG.1s Spartan has been
informed that, hattering evidences of the ex-
listence of gold have been discovered on the
| plantation Of Mr. Dagnell, residing in the upper
1 part Of Laurens District, and not far from the
road to Greenyille. A company Of gentlemen
| have leased the premises, and are said to be
/ preparing to bring the hidden treasure to light
| s3s fs ez--=<---1zzzr= sssssa I a5a V
! In Knighton's Forest Life in Geylon are the
! following hints on the preparation Of coffee, de-
| rived from long experience I" The subtle aroma
which resides in the essential oil of the coffee
| berry is gradually dissipated alter roasting,
and, Of course, still more after being ground.
In order to enjoy the full flavor IN perfection,
! the berry should pass at once from the roasting
| pan to the mill and thence TO the coffee pot |;
| and again, after having been made, should be
! mixed when almost at q boiling heat with the
j hot milk. It must be very bad coffee indeed,
which, if these precautions be taken, Vii not
| afford an agreeable and xhilarafing drink p
Two bodies, one that IF d female, md the
other young lad, we're found hoating below
Niagara Falls en tAe a instant. Nothing was
found upon them ~ which they could b idsps
/ tilted. * = lss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

MISTAKES OF THE PREss One Of the big
Philadelphia papers informed its readers, few
days ago, that the stock Of the Crystal Palace ID
New York had fallen 1875 per cent that is to
say share could now be got for nothing, and
the taker would be paid tWenty-six dollars for
conssnting to own il.
Another Philadelphia paper, on Wednesday
the 18th, stated that q person named Walker, in
the Nebraska Territory, as \ regular Indian
except that he was three fourths white. y This
is as rational as it would he to describe a
mulatto as 81 lar white man exceptSthat he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

SLR CHARLES NAPIER.-In reference to the
gallant commander of the Baltic feet. tho
Presse has exhumed tho following anecdote
from an old letter s He is certainly quite
character, and one or two anecdotes have
heard concerning him may amuse you Ibe-
tore mentioned the little attention he bestows
on dress it is said that, when standing for the
borough Of Portsmouth, one Of his opponents
styled him the gallant and yag red candida ate y
he felt this aspersion on his apparel so much
that the next day. at q meeting, he actually an
peared in a pair of clean and schole inexpressi
bles; but the novelty Of the thing was such
that. he could not help abiding to it himself,
and he opened his address to tie meeting by
Gentlemen, my opponents call me ragged !; I
nave, therefore, as you perceive, put on q pair
of clean and new breaches, that they NAV no
longer have this subject to harp on he used
frequently at his country residence, near
Portsmouth, to be annoyed by nightly depreda-
tons on his poultry yard, and made use 81 the
following curious expedient to intimidate those
who took such liberties with his ducks and
geese he killed pig, and at night, after
every body had retired to bed, he took the blood
IN . basin, and sprinkled it across the yard and
On the palings which formed the boundary Of ii:
then returning to the house, and undressing, he i
gave the alarm that he heard somebody about
the premises, and seizing pistol, ran out and
alter crying out Stop, or I'll shoot Won Nv
II he let fly, and the person who was in The
secret, and was concealed on the other side Of
the fence, Immediately roared out, most Justify,
and, taking circuit, returned unperceiyed to
the house-all the inmates Of which were by
this time On the move; lantern was procured,
the track Of blood was followed to the extrem.
ity Of the yard. and all were astonished at the
quantity the thief must have lost in crossing the
palings over which he escaped, at least mortally
wounded. The story Of course got wind, and SO
far produced the desired effect, that since the
admiral poultry have never been disturbed by
their former nightly visitors You may rely On
this being true bill, as / heard him relate it |
himself as . good joke. Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

Il CANCERS CURED DIR. Frazee has the honor
inform The pub prepared ali caaes ii this M
dissasei and he will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE
when may sooa.y saectsd Even them
tho ausrs obaa much Thoas afflicted with cancsruu
affections invited Dr. tstions and adves ireo
AZ ssidsnss Of his sincerity his system
treansnt Dr. win undertake Of pre-
ssusd md make charge sa the patient Patients
without pain he II Tia knife. Twenty nos
mail will secure package Of hs CANCER sFECFIC
directions fcr use. address On. FRAZEg,
spill aply s4js omes. as ST. f'hsrss s.rse. +
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

M TEE DUKE or WELLINGTON AND THE BUTToN-
MAKER IN the middle Of the battle Of Water.
loo, the Duke saw o man in plain clothes, riding
about on a bhorse in the thickest fire, During
y temp oraTy lull the Duke beckoned Is him,
and he rode over. He asked him who he vas
what business he had there? He replied he
was an Englishman accidentally at Brussels,
that he had never seen fight and wanted To
see one. The Duke told him he was in instant
danger of his life; he said f Not more than
Your Grace /, and they parted But every now
and then he saw the coleman riding about in
the smoke, and at last having nobody to send to
n regiment, he again beckoned to this little fell
low, and told him to go up to that regiment and
order them to charge. giving him some mark Of
authority the colonel would recognize. Away
ne galloped, and in few minutes tie Duke
saw his order obeyed. The Duke asked him for
ahis card, and found in the evening, when the
card fell out Of his sash, that lie lived at BIT
mingham, and was button manufacturer
When at Birmingham the Duke inquired Of the
Ai \ END found he was their traveller, and then
IN Ireland. When he returned, at the Dukes
request, he called on him in London. The Duke
swas happy TO see him, and said he had vacancy
In the Mint Of eight hundred pound year,
where accounts were wanted The little cob
man said il would be exactly the thing, and the
Duke installed him. Life Of Haydon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

~ ses ONT
Ssups asni soff tlis
4 Fss arrested in Balti.
4, Of q harge sc man.
lsSm odAeSfSy thss ii ttie
I louise TN the Liquor Bib allie
I aEle ID hi ME bin
~ beers Passsd ~ senate md was
mined Fink comm ttsd III osi
oSSA upon 4 Young Woman ID Albuausrqus,
1ass "A ~ zens
bong gTsasl ipcensed, arrested lid wretch ana
llgh5lls hizaSinstult Elhis III tlas second caae
y Territory itl1in W.
Midi tsSHs NJ ooad ID siy I'LL ayorsl
of iIie Is IL SIZE district.
ans tts seems to Sbe spreading
other Kinds u vsgstat III, inclu
gaf{asn taoVera. such ass roses; ste From Por-|
s1gs also IssSQoslslt discours
tsxes An occurred IS L1bec, Maine, 81 b
oIning of tlle Viii, consuming
Eoz1sr p plaster mills, store, six DWELLING
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18
Elarr.lea M. MeIfa,
.Ygsdicnf Fas 5slIIesfis,sa.

~ DH EDws JENER COKE having sassSsasa by sgissl
nhaaon IN snsctipg Care tha
hs most eanent Of nsssy
twenty ysaa directed ha aitencn
Y 4 sonadsAtiy asserssa that w Inha!4o
Indispensable adnyanis Of ton aesqtc
very many cases Of Diseases The Lang Thios deemed
inoprable, Will be found tds healing ast.
= " appaying ssNo Camp
Htfeet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

Il Guilty ,sor not guilty III asked Dutch jus
tice.
G Not guilty 2
.s. Den what you do here Go about your
bisiness. \ Y M IS
A shark 5 feet long was caught fewsdays
had two full rows Of teeth. [sea Shore Sentinel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

" 81 "A M! IS &
on iIapa teb ironi Bostoa,
dstesl She ioth ina{ II sly & &
Jul Slatas froti. hi n s,is.Ss IS
theH lstf rhs Russian s]iin flSsr,,s
Mltcf oguns any no men, mounted soff sE.
4Ssiena n, ons tho 6tla s causifs d consiGcras
i'le atemefit ons le t6il
pfessa e. 90 y tlis znent 81 The Russian
4th 81 s' flls '1Is 4f MN
sto0p Lnnef rived, itb & baTk si g,so
nalne or nation entioned) "a l5tur0ti 56jF r n
ienaa on AnBpi cioH of being ii HlsR Sysr SS
y Hhe naeri0an VIII iersa on tlie III E{slena.
whaling ground have been very successful dur.
are we present season. Il
~ "
DREADFuL DEAT11 40 Irish woman, twenty.
tour years of age, named Julia Matthews, while
on the night Of the 1Oth illst. accis
dentslly fell out Of third story window at M.
% sBowery, New Y ork, and was INSTANTLY killed
coroner " 81 Donnell held an inquest sipon thea
body, and tho jury rendered q verdicto Of aooi-
dental death s
ls FHE DEVILS SONATA tint, born III Pi--as
rano, in Istria, was from boyhood much disposed
70 the study Of music, and one night dreamed
that re made a com pact with his Satanic Ma
Jesly no promised on all occasions to be at His
service, and during that delusiye slumber all
passed as he wished even his desires were
promptly CELEBRATED by the agency Or his new
coadiutor tlengt ,lhe fancied his placed lis
ylotnin the hands Of the devil, to ascertain his
musical quail ties, when, to his aatonishment, he
heard him perform d solo 20 si1gularly melo.
deus, and executed Will such superior taste
and eciaion, that 1t great surpassetl all he
had ever heard. So xquisite Was his delight
upon this occasion, that it deprived him of The
power IF breathing j; but awaking with the ia
tenslt of the sensation, lie Instantly arose, and
taking his fiddle, hoped to express what III IL.
lieved he had just heard, but in vain. His best
" true, helped him to produce d piece
onsidered the most excellent Of Ill his per
formances, and that he entitled the Devils
Sonata; but it was 80 greatly inferior to the i
phantom3of his dream, TINT this disting uished
musician stated he would willingly have broken
hls !. Instrument and abandoned music altogether,
nad ~ known any other means Of obtaining
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

Ez ANTI cATIiARTic MIXTURE Is ) ce4tain, safe
asetAa ssansa she
s either tor ehii adhEs YN
S 3 D. BEACH, Al seAfy,
corner Of On aftts Cuatsps house nirests,
f. n AN kl1z, Camp and Fagdfas styeeu,
dyi1 Caa = aaA sirests
CANDLES 100 boxes Star; So do Sperm,
f0s sslssy Con- 4 issf y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

. ARREST ARREST OF AN AMERICAN IN MoNTREA1..
About 6 year ago slave named Osborne Ia.
onging to MI. John Campbell, II MAJ lafsfs.a'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

= . Cd UhInp ktreefs z "a
81 EoTIeEFrom Six PER GENT I'M TER.
EST will b aasya shis payabs ia
EIGHT PERCENT INTEREST paid for auy
oF Deposit iasued
Iats and n tho
SHORT LOANS Oh Unioahsd coiiaserais rnbI1 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

iSItGB9Se5 SFEHy'Egs
sS- ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOZEN FINE SHIRTS from
II to 20 dollars per dozen, at
iyssp sTuRGEs COLI yes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18
~. ~. Assapps ", 4. g1sassssIs5s,

- g lu4 p0MAi0N3 sTREHT, b
topponte the Entrance Of the 81 eha,,as tfotsl,
i 4: having had twenty years'
hhprofsssion and being Dr.
them with their patronage s.,s i z1v 5s.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

9f1Q 1SE1y N % tl3IuSU y y
policemen part Of the time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

begs Mr. Balm, of Chicago, I'LL inserts a
prayer of big own u the Olive Branch u that
'citys Which runs thus & 6 @, Lord have mercy
Eon paf special reviiyalist pro achers mercy
end goodness W. hurpbly beseech thee. keep
them from taking ladies who become conyicts on
kaaesss and lding them III their arms and
kiaaing them evcrend gentlsrna an IL eyi.
IDENTIFY down q the Practice Of wrestling i'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

NEW JERSEY ZINC r. AIN.H he 81
g. nov On sp IN &
ssosy IN ,G;Spsny which thsy W.
''s snn" whts, Brown nd Stone eseS. GO. ID 3 zs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29
HAVANA.

We have advices from Havana TO April 90.
The Captain General has extended to Frederick Curing,
the appointed Consul Of Bremen the port Of Havana
full power act Consul until be receives his ee2uGtur
from Madrid
According to official decree published in the DiarO
do penon condemned for crime especially sedton and
conspiracy. be pardoDed receive grace
tation of bis sentence unless proposed by the President
Of the Council Of Ministers.
The telegraph line between Havana and Cardenas has
been finished and the first dispatches went the wires
on the 9th inst.
list Of $40 recently imported negroes who were
seized by the Government in Trinidad in March last
is published in the Daro IS Apprentices to
year.
The usual custom of changing the troops of the island
from one point 70 another 10 taking place.
Ramon Cubalo has been appointed by her Catholic
Majesty Cossul Of Mexico. resident at Havana
The Spanish ship Encarn.cion arrived at Havana on
the 18th instant in 1873 days from Macao. China with
3o2 Coohes There was sickness among the Asistcs
their arrival and they received with much salts
faction
A railroad from Trinidad had been commenced. The
inauguration took place the st inst and the work
progressing with extraordinary dispatch.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29
SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF COLLIE
GIATE EDUCATION AT THE WEST.

speciul meeting of the Board Of Directors of the So
ei. Tor Of Cole si.te Education th. West
Horuowe NswJeey. ss.umed the chair and thr Rev D
EDDY also OF SswJersey Diluted see etsry A-r
by the DR. Peters Of Wismstc~n Msschuse,. ,he Rsv
T. Baldwin corresponding Secretary resd Hoiofee ters
ss ins dance the of Davis DD,
Rev 4 A. Goodrich, J. Atwood Esq, Ard otheS
The minute. hsvns been read and approved on milton Of D.
subject Of the unon OF this Society with The
Educaon Society ss'akenup Dr. EDDY iag
the report the OF Committee OF hs As
M the of the foowog raiOs
Dr,ctosof the American location Society M meet
Chrisn enbraed :he dessn cf uaica
American Educs Society and the Soy for the
of Coessts and Theoscal edacsion the Wes
the qeson Of the prsecab and Spedency Of Gpon OF he
said Societies consider the qesion and sPpoint " they
h ~ r. Ioin, re- 90. r. 81, svo,sl. N a..
projected and ey-loped method vAsh
dnes the societies seud rtossnze their rspeeiye
bodies national and confederate body The tol Tins
anbl. s,d resolutions offered by the Rev. DR. Eddy
The OF the Committee from the American Edi
cation Soci-y and from this Society for the promotion of Coe
ofthe societies. being by the Secretary and tho
plar o s,id Union contained thesein Therefore
Rd That this Board approve OF the proposed and resnd
IT, devb bit practicable and demanded by the
importance Of the subject Of Christian Educ and
state 9 public sentiment on the
Rsd That this Board prepared recommend the soce,
such union II the shall be the pa
proposed-sn nd unanimously sdoped
Tie Rev Ar Pratt Of Copoec cut and the Rev Me. Randall
CORE. ding the Association also sgnided their ca
tire in the spirit and letter OF hs resolutions
TO the above the Rev Ds Peters EDDY Bald
W Ropes and Phelps appointed Committee
objects of the fore going and to the
jec, m.tins Of The An ricsn Esucaton Saety
The Mm. Ludlow W Wilkinson, ESQ, and James BovpA
Eco appointed Committee of the nst
of the Society TIE Board then adjourned
Poughkc se tee second TreSaiy Of oeobsr next aSPs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29
THE EASTON CONSPIRACY CASE.

From Uur Own kepofef.
WEDNESDAYS AFTERNOON sEssIoN.
Examination Of Stevenson eontinued-We agreed to
tell
the @ !. o,asT alarm him ;sd M him s one tine that her
Cree mnedl tfst became ained with DR. Field the
about the fall election know that some Of them opposed nv
coming around the window they said should around in
own Ward that presume "" the month Of September
Der saw him ...H perhaps not week hCn that time
pst November sv several Of his patients with him tbs
M , mad. IN With him S in october oss man 'ys,
b0ken les visited one Barney AeLsne the and
company be lived 81. OF seven miles down the Delaware he hsd
Gs, and seeoad know the other patient
visited with him bat don't remember any other nsms there
snSw Gid net g. n.ny |o.s than four or sys line.
Lsnehenof DT Fields be patient would bleed
ssd give hu emetie then intimately with Dr.
broken did q II Mean that vi. sl.d
base made Or Fields sequaintsnee and should
wheis hsd been waking the hospital for u, mouths never
bad Mr. Green At FIELDS Office before told him 40
there and don't thnh that his memory Of recent Occurrences
Trail Green's Office be thpre nearly dy
speaking with him for month at him only the sad
the Office for the hs Dr. Green did not have
mreh with Green about women he told any
smutiy tales drrs that time. though be has since told
rOdSeed bot nohins relation to place bstS.sn
until last about the month Of August last
be told me had been among and .oat where women could
mans psticu siizsons Of tbs be had been with si
that el be told thA in hs lifetime hs bad aaars with
eighty; from the time in August until got hin
wcmsn be always ssiins 70 get h oHsi promised
II came woman would seeure her for him then
October ft OF November iAst the .rl came q ,usss
can't say fra. the siI in Northampton told
Jeton Weller that Catherine Lee with child by him and
for Nj Greene 70 Mr. Wager money did
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29

schooner with her msBmast cut s~ay soch1 ed OF
the breskwatsr.
The sehcensr Arrow hes beon driven on the treskwsar
but The crew have been ssvsd
The scbcune Throop and Hayden are v.esr th9 break
water aud il 10 feared vi go ashore
BcrrsLo fr-eN April 2s. 1884
JAw seboopsr X Wood loaeed wsA lumber ard from
Err for Oswegr ospszsd ye-'srts; when 20 nfss out
The crew wer. all ..ved in th~ N~sfs.
s.ri,us ds.siers 20 the Lac sr1 feet expected
MmwAuryz Friday Aprr %. 1854.
The tcJcoper Twin BscAers loaded via Ia no-r, ~
wbore souib ct Goverprnei Pier. and WI prove to'a
Io.. Three fves a.. r.r sred tn have bees lO-t
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PROTESrtyf
EpISCOPAL CLIY MISSION SOCIErY -

Tbis meeting held Thursday evenink in thu
School Joiu's Chsre OWNS the . OF ~
y,sther, pcspce srse usual
F,.bt DIR VA presiisd sDi
" Of the last me-rng sd and
presented ri4ou iTom JoaN
dod HIssN krrcHUN o4Gsd - the couals "a I.ss
ei, .h, favorable tO ~ o the - 4.
The e the Com es 90 he Constitution Lac,
VI
Or WsiSwktcar he ,hes hsd ,sisn tho si.., ss
nd sft-r
tee draft an fc oPaOo in favor Of .p.aS
IN. ndn-gts rstker N.
bnu he onnitqtioa n,3
D.. de- % the set OF III. r'rs,iJn
ro-,idersiicn Of the hen tatsn
81, ard .9,sr seue .rlsrdms r. adopted.
IN, elected 90 loving Office, easzia.
x,,r f. n. NJ hop !. President ? he r1isnta atoa }
Dr. tNfStsS Rev DR. HAWKE NysaAy
HopTsAs Nm wHirLocS ..fsss !r-r-Jso Dlvp woLrE;
Secretary DR. THo~AsF Geek
TIE %, ety th , adjourned 81 chasis when "a pro
rose 20 elect the Executive Coz oil &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29
INSTALLATION

The ordination Of the Re-, Nm. =. smith, Pastor of the
Union Con sson.l Church Fourths Avenue to,h
place house OF woh rnufstsy evening" >oswith-
andns shower which PFeveaed many from quite
q stiou sa pfessnt
The ipros s.rces esromed the Re-, Mr. Ray,
o,d sion s.rr on by the Rev Kerry Ward Beechef oras
pr.yer b fhs r Reyuod ehsr TO the Pastor
Gsors- Fu SOM OF fFV.hus right hand Of feliossap sy
the ,v Beeehei cha 10 tho eonsession ~ he Rev
NJ Reyrolcs
The interssirs snd mpesverenaeFe ed
by tie pn' ps rain and rumbins tsontsr without.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29

PEFsossL-We learn Il, The Sea Coast Sentiwi thai
Prince of Wuremburg has been scourning at Biloxi
lie for days adding to Bis collection of plants herbs
&c The Prince is an enthusiastic naturalist
Il s iumoed at London that Mr. Thacseray has IN
braced tie Roman Catholic religion.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29

wesher the interest in the proceedings secured l,,
audience
Seventy hve papers have been gister-d and only Ava
have thus far been read. To Association vii aioaru On
Tuesday Saturday - be devoted to pslare "A
there is but three working da' To 30 large snpan Of
huEirfss Nc
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29

ForR AT A TiNE.-A Mrs. Ellen Sarver wife Of John
sArver Essd,E farm shippensburs PennsJy.n pre-
ssrtes her butsnd Friday morning four sons Tie
ushsrlrd ehereP Al ss, account. doing y. Tue
ehetss for the ehdreE ChAr'ss Barnett William Rauliu
George Wsihsston and william Hsri.on
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29
THURSDAYS AFTERNOON srssroy

The Court recommended TO the Jury TO return a verdict
Of Nor GUILTY against Isaac P.;ier o4enss charged
him rot proven BY the evidence The Jgy returned verde.
see9rdins'y
Mr.. s c. Cook moved a .o1e proseqa be entered
District Attorney Mr.. Baldy refused to do 80.
Mr.. Cooke asked for q writ Of habeGs corpus
EVIDENCE FOR TIE DIFEssE.
George w: Vsndyke-l remember that on the morning
Of Sov II the bor Rehlre Fields oaes found him
there probably a6cut 10 O'clock the Doctor conssby
sassd that morning the putting
the hs door, AID he requested apply adhesive
boys which did aer warming upos the the
front ofce should have ssked for little but the
.,oyeIPe handy be le, By the rsuA door iher. ire
in the once; believe DR. Field with
about the tine had finished the dressing Of the think
with Mr. hens; hr Y@ager sIo LEFT
the latch being BY M MstI Syple did
severfon Greene there hs: morning. don recosst seeing
Deech there.
CroexAmrsiI hs-e d medicine for 1boat three yess
have beep with Dr. Field have ose have merely
yrsefsed since sdusfns for Instruction.
psientsin DE- FIELDS hes fnow this On the llih q
November ron the fact that Mr. syps book showeG ~
ann,d since the OF this trial did ~:
sef heard Mr. sh speak q eoula lot II the
other dsA know that Dr. Field dressed the bo ali
hour pr,Sos dd not him Go t gu ssP Of Piser
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29

The Lecture Of the Rev J. p Thompson which was n
have been delivered last evening at Stuy vosant nstr
on the importance Of securing tho Egyptian Aotquis-
postponed to Wednesday evening next in c,nsequer
fthe unfavorabe state Of the weather
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29

The weather yesterday most dissgressbe drzzly
eoh storm lasting oil dog aud ovvning nc usiy n
the day before was fine
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29
cry ITEMS

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
br0- O'-raf'ors by Standard Thy Iom>f~s at No Cla~'
BY JOHN c.. u. soSgErTI.
1894. GAN I'm Sf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29

NJ Jsllien's Concerts viii be resumed in this City at CU
tie Garden the 18th Of May In all their original force Of
100 performer to make their closing equal 10 thsf
iDits fpendo His return thereupon to Europe Hxed