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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
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EuaIrE soD,-Mr. Step henson Of Edinburg sp-
piled soda commpn DEF
crop Increased thu yield acre
NArIOsAL CATTLE SHOW )n the 25th and 27th AZ
b. Ca sprnsed bio
ground closed
Corn. -rhe thermometer ut Canaadaigu May g. at suu-
rise IL the freezing point Ice formed during the ngb half
inch Thick.
oEaDESiss TlxBER.-Whe n the bark slips freely In
the grdle the mall
above Ground, sproyt snd thu
easily removed
Broom GORs.-A tun Of br oom corn will make l. 200 or
80 broos iii worth 80 tlde the sssd ssst
o,op ia the Mohawk alley.
fxscE Posrs sieeped in sol alton Of blue yitrio-sne
pound OF giol 70 y pounds Of wnerwi sst osyor ba
pretty good after that
RED Asrs may be driven away by sprinking fine seq
Aiore sand upon the shelves.
CHIcKEss should be kept in coops With floors above
the ground until they get strong enough 0 "a large
BoSEs may be decompose' by putting them betwkeo
wood ashes mosDed g. barrel esxsHsIt
thus disposed Of they sehsn Al
strong heating compost heap will ecompose Diluted 81
vitroi old settie big eartsn cog thing which
TO csst the aste bones
ELAx-A recent traveller binkswe sha become export-
ers Of fla inst esd Of importers o n few Yeas
TosAroEs should swags be hus I'D inst much -
..Oyen y skink ,ns
support plants ahOnd mined as not per
mltsc 70 bear sl the fruit THAI ntO: te bushes
VALUABLE OLD Go I've bhfe an acc ,vDt of a Coz
osusd Decker D. fii,fy yssss
daud has cali the bsenb In Ds she brought
calves her tine She ~ TO p Of nsk
She raised the athergf her Her
good. with "a her Defendants alive.
would MAKE Of th greatest a. 8OHs ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
NEW-YOKK YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssO
CIhIiON

An adjourned meeting of this Association was hesi Last
evening nj their rooms in Stuyvesant Institute Nh H.
c. CROSBY presided and r. c. MCCORMICK, Jr5 es'ed
as
The following resolution was offered
,,red the rule which requires that notice OF
be diver candidates TO ONCE IN tins Society es sus
D. nded for the present year -, o-, -.
Of be made b. W ednessy evening next
Adapted as ans ndtd o., , ,--.,--
Tie Minimizing Committee presented The following nonfaions
togeher Board of Managers which, o. notion were re-
esiyed nd the Committee discharged
{. CROSBY bfccPvesd l'sh q .o or
,o'cL Jr l. : Ward Carkson T. r. Cornell q. G. Ustesd,
and m r. Jr Corresponding sretH yC A. DAWSON
Roootdiug Secreiayt-Edward Austin IrelsnGB r, AaVn1e
B,ojstcr-G. G.. King. LIr1TidH-N. ID. Collins
Tie Treasurer announced the receipts II the recent an
nyessrv TO be s2O by collection g. by subscription and
$500 from fifteen life members This sum he sad would
be Sufficient leave the Association free from debt at the
close of the year.
Resolutions offered by Mr. L.siR, were adopted ten
deng OF thanks to the Rev. DIR. Tying, 'hs Rev
DR.. Behune, the Rev. DIR. Phillips, the Rev DE- Dewitt,
and Charles Tracy ESQ., for able addresses and services
anniversary Also TO the choir of tho Church.
the PuItans and especially to Miss Jameson for the
musical services rendered on that occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
A stated meeting Of this Board was held last
tLeir hall corner Of Grand and Elm-sts

stated meeting Of this Board held last evening nj
tleir hall, corner Of Grand and Elm-sts.
CONMUSIcATIoSs.
From W. W. Townsend, Esq, resgning ~ office of
Cor missioner schools for the First Ward On he.
From the School Officers of the Twentieth Ward sub
plans school house In raid w ard 70 Committee
Oh and school Houses - 49,
From school Officers Of the Eighth Ward for authority
10 rufciase schoolbudng r ard school
No To Committee Sites and School HouSes
OF the Committee On Repairs recommending approp1a-
ton Of ~ improvements the Ward Schools Tenth Ward
Adopted. II,
OF the Finance Committee in favor of appointing Fran
els Bourn. CLERK Of the Board at sssg 81 500 per
OF the Committee on RepairD in favor Of appropriate
in. - so lnr the support Of the Norz shop Adopted
OF the Finance Committee favor OF appropnating
he support OF the W AID Schools Adopted
OF the Executive Committee on the free Academy,
recommending appropriation Of $1,000 for IsDpo Of the Free
on the Com.aittee on Suuyies recon aeniing az
Brophatcn 1T 30 for support o. the Depository Aiopted
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. WATsRBrRY-Ihat the subject Oh the election
Of the CRY sglei ltendelt o. h9os b the pec
order neenE and that me cees be anthorheo
10 receive opp cations Tor said secs Adort1i. .,
By Mr. MILLER-Thata Committee OF Ave Dc appolnte1
be 1Tpcn - board dus-D the 70 Committee On ~,
Laws
sSELLASEorS.
On mott 10 of Mr.. W ssr, the Posrd Proceeded 10 ne
election s'Ipernts nde a Of School Bal crrSa
The telsrs reported that A. MGcyey having receiyeI 80
vote. Wa iaIv elected rhe salary hIed At sly1o
I he r. port Of the committee ByLaws was asen
the able and the sssfd went s.c Committee Of the fen
the subject,
Ate time the Committee rose reported progre s. and
sss,d .s,se sta gsi. which granted
The Board thea adjourned till Wednesday Sxtl at
iCCf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
WAR PROSPECTS-THE CABINET-NE-
BRhSkh.
,ondenoe OF The n. !. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. !. Tribune.
WAsHISCToN, Tucsday Nay 10, 1884.
The President it is said very little about the Ne
braska bill lust now the prospect Of war, with the ac-
QUESTION Of Cuba overriding all minor and domestic
questions Of internal home policy II IS said that upon
our foreign ond extremely delicate affairs with SPAIN the
Secretary Of State takes very different and antagOnistc
view of the questions involved from those expressed by the
Secretary of War the Attorney General AMI the President
md should the questions evoke Tx cutye recon-
mendaton and Legislative action in accordance with The
views Of the President then the Secretary of state Will
resign be removed wit the first tap of the drum Davis
and Gushing neither take snuff and arc much in love
with Marcy his sneezing prOpcnscs. The President
looks oInnous as if he had sio fat sleek headed men
I" about him. who sleep night and war should occur
we must blame the lean and hungrylookng Cassuses who
surround him FOrncy is among the latest stters mp al
the White House-Sid. Webster goes to bed at o'clock
regularly every night.
Among the members mentioned in The TRIBUNE a. wor-
thy Of being remembered for their fidelity in these trying
times do not see the of the Hon D. Carpenter Of
your State or of Deacon Sabn Of Vermont both OF whom
have kept their firmly through the whole OF these
proiractcd sngs eating only crust of bread and drink
ing a cup Of cold water, without any liquor in IT. They
both of principle, and should come into remem
brance when the faithful are remembered IN Israel. O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
ANOTHER WAY TO DEFEAT NEBRASKA.

To ~ o The N Y TriJitae.
m II il believed here that the repeal of the Missouri
Con-, ncne may yet be avcrted by judcious action by
the Cor i,tee in your City which has been appointed
The subject Let the Committee raise fund and offer to
,be northern traitors hghcr price than that for which they
have already bargained with their southern masters
-ough the king of douehaccs who fills the Presidential
han, Mr. II is to have Consulship as his 81 thirty
,..e. f silver" Mr.. @ the PostOhice at -, &c.
&oA II is town talk here, and is known to everybody
ust what the price agreed with each of these worthless
who woro opposed, and go in favor of the bill The
man himself is not in each to be the apponee TO the
Office but is be conferred nominaHy q friend and the
member of Congress is 10 divide the proocds.
Now let these men be induced to come forward, can
ddy land oo4fdentoyl and state to the Committee the
amount which they have bargained to betray the rights
and the honor of their constituents and then let lis have
fair understanding and agree TO pay them IN cash higher
price and hey will be saved from the nfamy of treason
TO their constituents while their consciences will be easier
in receiving brides do right than brides to be scoun-
drels. NEw-ioHk'
NAV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
| WsDSEsn.Y, MAY i7.-Ald. \. {. Ely President IN
PAPIRs CONQUERED IL.

PAPIRs COScrRRED ~
To contract build protection raihg on rig n,hav'
between Eiskyhird Nne.ietb tonate Richard oofI
fren,n With s. fox injuries rece cd durng are 70 - lIs
Stra. Ccrr.ionsr the rubbish OF M siH sc ~
Csa.st corner Of Broadway 70 giant ne .e .,
Society," 10 favor o. il-nla1
:, tor second 10 Third.svs 20 Exht Thirty mn - on'
AZ 70 he Per River light Fityeisktst from t 20
-svsrtv from Third o. Fhhay- and 5.eona
70 sixtyerst>fs in of Lighting ftiet Il
from Broadway to the Eizhtn-ss
,,d UyRRIcr called up the majority report coa%nrrns
= re- Of Counclmen refusing 70 sanction ne e.
- a.. md Reid for paving tie borefy maoe " INC
49, and by bis request. in January a', s ,.,.o
and sustaining the Controller was s'' eAs ~ "
reed =. .o.na iang+b .g.inst the Russ ,ld
,,r,et and VISA confirming ne ise-.e = %
d. 10 Controller Fsgg lie wet rIo nl''if "
- "a or iuiOns Judges In relation tn.te,e a.
AId Loan spoke in favor Of confirming me enlsr o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
poagp or CoUNCnn-sss.

WEDsssDar, by ~. iSH
Present., Enwrs J. BRo~s Fol- Presdea'' ~ 0"ss
retop. we,. prcscsied and referred 70 shs
49, corimtces end sverai unimpor,ans reports
20. mi,te-s were received. -, a. r.n.--
;,a ,-.oution AZ mex, meetin,. Of the Board:
k.ssssd Thai Jo'rt Slscal G 'srn, 49, ysrl n ~
- Re ,hspls q ty q Sss fort . cee ~
,esiip sshn.ioH hs uob rcors N ,'-eSins t'' "
ave- A rctnssr from The wreck OF ~ .hP w ..s se' -
Ibe Boar5 then adjourned TO Friday Sernco, q y
,yelp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

CRYSTAL PALACE PRIZE MEDALs.-The President
Of the CRYSTAL Palace Association has received the follow
ing official notice;
Treasury DgP.RrNEyT. May Is 1854.
SHIN reply TO your communication OF the 18TH nave
cav tba, the Director OF the Mint has been authorized
~ Lave The medals for the Association for the Exhibition
of the Industry of All Nations struck at the MIni-the ap
nlcars furnishing the material ard paying the ctna eA
rense incurred. | am. very respectfully
i JAMES GUTHRIE, Secretary Treasury
y T RARNrN ESQ, New ORR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

TIE City Councils OF Washington City ave appropri-
atsd $1,000 for statue to Washington IN front of the
City Hall If they ush Of funds sor the purpose Of
ornament Why the nation required 90 spend millions for
their waterworks 1t viii 10. be coa;ended that the
memory OF Washington viii be additionally respected
owing 70 the statue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
roam Op sTpFpVISORS.

WEDsEsDAY spscial Committee in re stion to the
stare " Eldri ge-st. Jfl &C. author ed to take
measures in regard t. the purchase of ite for new
County Jail.
bin Of Henry y Johnson 1915, for snyiees as De-
-mty RI gsirar was referred
Two snail bills II Hessrs Berthe and Cargi police
men, were returned for the certificate OF ne Mayor
Adjourned to srst Monday in June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
NORTHERN VIEW.
I-vr The De'rcis hLhfcsrJ -

TFFfN
No EKTEssfss o. SLayFRY e
Slsyery 10 fts county j. IT,
crrstETe II s,air 5ry .AE lea
- lle can eylsfHcrtere eNcep
~ positive ener ms. Il cauu0
g ~ Ne bTests. OF ksf So. ~ srI
0ihfr ue,s Tertiary AMI ., is -
tablshei BY the Egg ssfiyr JoZs-
Nov = here a Ha1 - $3.50 n
The Who'll country ysO slTplse.
that he Lesis s;u-es a. sit5er Of
he Territories % Nebrashs 81
ksnsss vi! lesalize SlsvcTy ? Ia
cer -. Douglass b. as; 80 d
The sersfe. laose Lcgis.airr-s ~
hare ~ ~ AID ta!in.iied c0l-sr 4.
Of .sS Fubjec, l. there the NOS
Cisisri pro bsh.ily that they viii
fNeicise Lat c0u-Eci IN favor o.
Slavery Have Utah and New
Mckee. bo.h further south than
Nebraska. 20 exercise IL Did
Cslifofris. over Which ~ rtstrio
ton eNN.sd. ~ exercise if In
Utah aud New-Me1ic0. slihoggh
they have beea fcur year ofgsu-
ned. 10 Slavery has been esiab-
iish,d. OF attempted 10 be esisb-
iisEed. IN Cs44fcfni- the OclveE-
tor which fcru ! Ler safe Con
.,ifr ion voted nncnim0ssig Tor =
slavery pIohihitiou CLAUSE.
W. D.ugisss hi Is ne gree test
G<r1noe paCF ercrf - The direction
of hrMan fre,ior tina; he's been
uaae since the adoption q the
Constitution. Mere b>fore tlI tie
rfcbf # al .iHeyic1r communities
q ,eifgterHnenf ben fsi = re'oo-
.f-ea. The people O. the Terrific
rits have hitherto been held b a
srfciss OF ysssalsge not lees hl-
milisiing 70 ih,m than it was in
consistent with popular nights.
They have 10 been permitted &c
n.akf their own laws or 10 manage
their domestic concerns. I1ey
have been treated as minors, ia
ccr-reten: TO take cfrc Of them
81. YES. NJ DorGLks's BILL
CHANGES ALL THIS. The Terri
for;er k6fe ne sdnIe prlriiegcs "a
rssJscf 10 fonesiir icsi,iIfi0n a. TIE
Stats. AID their citizens are re-
ccgr zed as American freemer.
Ought not this bin 10 receive
urivefsal ccmmendsiion We be-
licve II ought. and il would were
il not fcr NE de!rsion r1i pyerdils
IL the mind of sems. thai there IS
danger Of slavery extension
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

TIE contract sra con.eodd thai sues acton wood pc@se me .
Of tn CIV nd especially Of tn tas OF the BsvesJ
rg chsiLm who could have good pssemeni pat so~o f
- 4. San The AM Red contract he o"u'endS 20 -
al .pe be th.. hs C1 o. APTea's would deee - W v
atIo p M The Board adjourned to Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
SOUTHERN VIEW.
Frg- Tn 'zs-is= III ffT.tt
~. "a L

r no ? - = 1'-fr- 10 ~.
FIRE. --sf<r
I, !. frun A5oi;io1iss of ihs
} -s-ye.- i,e lhai =. clief 1pD0sl
ri-a - ti- E-brs-a 5lA c1De,.
spciae-u men ,h'Ut- par.e i1ag
~ rluf-r wisely b. 70 joni :
sts-H lscn IN the s-p,s- % Or N
or FssluOl 90 a., pulls MEASURE.
Th-r consider js,fiy lEsf TIE re-
pea 90 be yssogri rrss-fc.i5l,
wha-eT-- views NAY b. satsr-
aimed - - s3uatter sovrrl ire-y.
-riH ~ 90 II ne g-eai,sf f-f.-sapss
for ~ So ori ~ = ~ AK
ssi lJ,si = E-r. sol t.1f IA esr~
Seen sfrucs That .c--ric-0n as
existed la- ? sfe than fh'T-, 49,.
an under - spers-Is8 severrt
nou-s.aveho.i - states nave come
mo ~ Union Ia repeal nov =
return by tie Govern q
Ike OF Siusl z-c fud II L a. au
.hori;4 de, MACON. n ihe
mos sd I'M form. s-A.lst Con
gr.ssirual Intervention w.'h dem
ocrsii- irs,i,uriors Il declares
the Missouri resiT'h-iou nope
ra'ive. uuil aad voi,i. In siher
woris. !. declare. thai the proEi.
hii0r or Slavery nOr-k o. IS 81
shsll have no further existence.
but that ne 4 .ryfi0riss st1h tfn0e-
(DrrcGrd b. 1p>n g. the ciii-s1f Of
ne i-boss oo1rf~y % es-igrofs fiii'er
t-i'h tisir PrDp,r'y.
Tne only point o. objection with
some s the apprehension Of squat
tsrs1ve-eigufy. IN the frs, pace.
whatever be The language used no
one will pretend that COrgresS czn
snlcf principle or q dac'rinc- aud
liz Gen. Cnss's doctrine was ex-
prcssiy { ciar d 40 C0ur- could
sustain q bC-rYIs Of IT, incO -nors
tion into an act Of Congress. and.
further. every Southern senator
who opposed tie BIZ. did 80 WIKI
On egyrSss reputation Of TIE DE-
friHe. aud Gov Brown gave b {,
death blow Ia his very able aud
triumphant argument
We believe size rely thi' the
apprehension Is eroun1less: ani
We regard. moreover. the repeal
90 the Missouri restriction. linked
ih0' il might BE- wish = useless
declaration o. such 4 principle. as
4 great constitutional triumph.
and a seqe,e bloir % Free S0iiisI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

DEATH OF 4 MASSACHUSETTS, sESAToR.-ohVer smith
Of Middlofeld Hampshire County mepber OF oe Senate
Of Massachusetts, for the last two years died o. his home
on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

PRTxATURI EsIGRATIo.s The Dubuque Tribune says
several persons LEFT Iswa State for Nebraska but were
Obliged TO return, Immigration being prohibited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

RrsleSArIoy-THe Springfield Republican says:
Rnfus Chone has gned the Office Of Acknowledgement
." Of Massachusetts," and adds, we trust exGoveFn~
.. Clifford will be reappointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

Tie Scl0l0re Patriot announces I'd death on the
goth April, OF Mrs Hannah Pike OF 'hS vicinity rene' Of
revolutionary soldier in the icsd yeG Of her age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
SEVERE STORM IN THE SOUTH AND Loss OF

WAsHrScTos. "Wednesday, May Il, 1854.
tremendous storm OF wind and rain accompanied with
thunder and lightning broke this city between and
, O'Clock ths afternoon during which lady residing ia
the First " ard was killed.
BALrINoRT. Wednesdsy Nay II. l554
The wall Of one OF the stores on Lichst destroyed by
FIRE Sunday, blown down by the gust of wind thl'
afternoon killing Wilson /. Lloyd Of 'he firm OF Neil
derry & Lloyd, and clerk named Samuel T. Atkinson.
They were in an Office adjoining the wall and which was
crushed by the fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

THr CHOLERA ia making vistaSns here AMI mere along
the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, and also the Ohio.
So far ii has not proved very forml9alse'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

Tar BUsIsEss on raE CAsA-.-We ass indetaed TO Mr..
COrde vi the Ca al Collectors Office this city for te
following compar tive state peni shoR;pg tho busnsas
done at that off from the opening 9f CATION to thu
close Of the second week May, this year and Inst
twelve days in 81. and " snty.two in $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
D. S. SENATORS FROM CONNECTICUT.

This evening the Wing Legislative Caucus held meet
ing, and Francis Gillette Frce-Son, nominalcd for T.
g. Senator for the short term and Lafayette s. Poster
Speaker Of the House, for the full term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE AND THE
NEBRASKA BILL.

HARTFORD. Wednesday, May Il, 1884.
The Ant-Ncbraska resolutions which were passed By
Snto Senate yesterday by vote Of 10 to passed
the House to-day by yeas - 20 nays 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LOWER CANADA.
MONTREAL Wednesday, May II, 1884
The village of St. Hyacinthe almost wholly de-
ssroyed by fire to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

Rolls Qy THE STATE CAsALs.-Ihe amoV NJ re - II
TO- toll. on al the New York State Canals DR. ring
c9na week q NAVIGATION Nay 1854 81 III IS
81, reriet In 1888 foarh Aphl iB8 ~
ID
T sggegat received os toi smsns q
=, - ors 4, IS5J % 15<6A
Ez..r CT sss.y. over - q. aay. nv lozs1
"a bs earz yea the seeoD Of aayixati,n ss3
~ 1o,si. rp 10 lie lsh Day Of May ine Issiye:
Canal opened Nsss D-ylA Total Eecdvdy
iss! Nav I....... l5sl72 ls 4. 1850 % i7tsl -
From the above will be son that the average iaily re-
oep's this season since TIE opening Of the canal ges
exceed those OF the two PREVIOUS years This ia -
Is sufficient 20 prove tao utter faacy Of the ct ten
made by the enemies Of the canal that the ralroa
cOniIcsthe trade Of tn, Wess lAlb Eve Jour I'D
A tayern-keeper In Woodbury. VT, WA convic'-1 :
Jury, few daya since Of twenty one different ode ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
THE TWO FACES.

TIE National '-'c---ser c0llates the tv, following
articles frou leading Northern sni S)uteTl adv,
cate respectively OF the Nebraska bill As sr-ciens
Of the logic deemed appropriate by the abetors al that
bill at Detroit md hatcher respectively. these con-
trasted pictures are WORTHY OF study see them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

A tayern-keepet In Woodbury., VT, convico-H
selling liquor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

Yes,srdpy a. slectop took place I'D the State Of
Motif Carolina Tor Governor, LegislStute. aud
other cfiicers. Alfred DocketS was The Wing can.
didsis lot Governor and Thomas Brssg The Demo.
cratic. MI. Badgers Term in The Senate expiflng
inMstoh next, the legislature % be chosen at this
elecli0nwil have 70 choose his successor, as also
a Senator TO all the existing vacancy. Next Mon
dAy elections viii tske place in lows, Missouri
and AtkSnsas. where besides the Governors,
Legislatures, and other spte officers 10 Be chosen,
the eontessg Involve the ehoieeof United States
Senator'S by the Legislatures TO be elected, and
members Of Congtess BY the people. In Missouri
the battle willbs an excited one, JOS the fate of
Benton and Atchison depend upon the Issues
Tkiss tbe contest to which NJ, Benton lIas been
looking forward ever since the friends Of Atchi'
sono1sted, linn from his seattin The Senate. From
present appearance, Il win eyentuae in the sue
cess Of The whis party and the choice Of a Whis
genAtdf9 Y GEd1tN lRAaf1ys'2 "sR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

AMeRlcAs ARftsTs TAT the annual general
meeting ofthe Birmingham tEng.l Society Of Arts
and Government School Of Art, whlehtook place
at Birmingham, on the evening Of TuesdaS, July
Alb, The ftst prize the day-was awarded 10 MI.
s. Salisbury Tuckermhh, Of Boston, The only A.
rnetican in The school, II was a bronze medal
haeopfeSfsa fora series Of three dsstgnsfotw wall
papers. Mr.. TuckermOn entered the Central
School last September. & q lI9aW ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

arItis not little singular that the letters that
spell debt, are The initials Of Tie sentence, HDu9
credit, are the initials OF the sentence, "OnllReg.
uarly Every ,Dhy--I III Trust. !, y, Il,
GT'nwh6t monsters these cotton factoties must
be,"said Mrs. PAIlington, "pm told some of iem
hasmore thah q bupdted hands Ny poor Paul of
Ten wanted me 10 goand see them, but am thank
fnl never Rent.0 ~ fU Ei4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Henry W. Mco.y, by WIN. w. ia.
sIlkkIFF'S SALB.

+ vs. p III feUll eoufi q on,
Nancy Wins AMI othsrs Il j eoSnly, N
In pursuance Of decree made on The e9h dy u,y,
1881, III the above named cause, MiIlbel 81 Csst
1874 No Si situate ON the east aide Of Main Wit,
and the south hall orlot No los. situate The wet M
Of Market st eetin The Filth wArdof The eityOf wss
Ing, ,fjI f(tt Ittgr5S
The sale will DO made on credit OF six twelve, ,D4
eighteen monlhs. The purchaser giving bonds, VIII D,
proved see9ity, bearing Interest from day q ale iA
Is Paid 5YM n. WICKHAY,
iyI4 ~ - ~ tt = ait Sheriff Of Obiu to1ptV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

GTAt Msckinaw, sccordingto a correspondent
Of,hs New York Post, tbs year sdiudsd into two
seasons 'sixmohths winter and six months cold
weather,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

CorTos IL iEiExtco. 81 HsrGldo, Mexican
journal. pablshes communication from 81. Girls.
tobsl, announcing that tho ek sfineht Of raising
coitoh'is succeeding most Admirably and that the
pisaRg viii commence ii IA few days e IS sssS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

f5Hafd boiled eggs ATE shld to be cure log
love. They Iie 50 heay on the stomach as tomake
The sufferer lotgtt The weight upon bis heart.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

M THE tnilknien Of Hillsborcugh county N. H.,
have resolved TO sell milk for three cents quar-
slS months in The year, and 4 cents the otherisix
months. 54s