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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
MEETING OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS OF THE
EIGHTEENTH WARD.

preliminary meeting of Liquor Dealers of the Eight
eenth Word, took place yesterday afternoon at Union
Ia, Twentyseconds and Ihirdav., in order to
adopt of protection against the no license
system.
Mr.. JoHS BILL elected President; Mr.. RILEY,
Treasurer; Mr.. GEo. WHITE, Secretary. There a
full attendance and after passing the following resou-
lions :he made collection Of aoou. $780, and adjourned
10 their regular meeting TO be held at the place
next Thursday evening al 2 O'Clock.
UAreos BY scon Of the Adermen aud Couucnsn
have been arbitrarily unusty deprived
right hitherto extended and red such prescription
Withholding licenses for the OF business legazd
wards will have the effect seriously nang
and has the Of M meeting condemnsory OF the
tea and improper spirit hc has been exempfed by the suhO-
. rites
Resoted That mutual protection fo the purpose
ing the validity OF the thus assumed exercised dt
rnep form oueves into Union pledzng ourselves with
sAnd by ell legitimate what deem Unconstitutional in
fraction Of and which have hitherto
be u abridged
Resosed while abiding citizens will bow
with judicial affecting
the policy aud which would enforce
raining law the injury Of a section.
Essoiree That reasonably ai0rd
lse ourselves the altar Of political expectancy enacted by
Mes Loo Baxter and Matbe Comtte OF I'VE perons De- Sc
Ieed % this body retain tbs services Of con and tss such
other preliminary the exseDce Of the dcrud for the
that simple Of justice granted 70 the resi-
dsnt Of other Yards, and withheld in this
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
MEXICO.
caINING GROUND-VICTORY OF THE IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMMITTED BY THE
GOVERNMENT TROOPS

Fron The Ner- Orleans DsIaI Of july .
We are indebted TO attentive correspondent az Aea
pulco for copy of the official Bulletin OF the hevout1n
,,s dated the 18th Of une from which We extract the
following important items OF news from the seat OF war
The revolution having for its basis the plan OF Ayutla
daiv gaining ground ana nearly al the towns ana eiies
~ uerrero ana many towns in other States to wit MI
cboacan Cbiapas Vera Cruz, Yuoaian, Tehuantepee,
San Luis Mexico and Tamaalpas have sent IN her ai-
Izon To the newly established Government OF Alvarez
81. Isaiarsbip of which Government II Is believed wdl
ne rendered 10 ExPresdent Cebaos-no" an exile IN the
TIE Preect of the city OF Ignols in the State Of Nj,
ohoscsn finding the city threatened by 'aoa an intrepid
nen, chieain sen; Mexico for troops TO defend the
90 The Netarporas baiallon-the ilth OF the ne-was
dna,cbed TO the assistance of the place but on aSvng
% .be- destination this battaon pronouneed IN isvor
f the Avu.a pan iOned the forces uncer ASarsL ana
a hourly expected ST CuantG In the Cerro Gorio del
CALI Don Pascual Ascenss veteran patriot Il al the
hsad Of 500 troops awaiting the orders OF Alvarez me
s;cv Of the people of Ayushitan have seconded the
nan and are ready 10 sustain the position whcn ney
have taken. ,,, - .-,,,, s.d O.,
49, ;n,e-or of Michoacan which State has almost unan
mously adopted the plan and pronounced ~ o, AZ
,' Don Juan Bsuiista Soils was appointed by Santa
Arna P-sfect of Gaeana and captain OF the summary
tan in that cty On hs way thfher. however, TO en-
Ter upou the duties Of his appointment ne Wa t1aen
nsoe- by party Of the revo!uiionists unaet Or Dof
dea he had in bis possession seSere Nsuss W. w.
msnt. and letters from Gen. Blaneo Minister OF mal;
me s which letters was addressed to Bordela himself
I'D contained an offer to bnbe thsf chief 10 desen me
Of AIyares and 10 his seg ance-vncn oner
no Indignantly repeed and was rewarded oy Ave' '0'
tn ;ntreoid Senor yiIlAba, encountered superior
fce Of tho government troops On the ss'h o. asy' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.


TUESDAY, July ls-2 p. NJ
AsHEs-The market il without change at - 80 for
Pearls and g. 81 for Pots.
CoTToN-The market il very firm, and there IS fair
business doing.
FLOUR ASD MTAL-0Hr market for the low grade9 Of
State and Western Flour Is 2 cents higher the demand
is active for the East and fair for home numption
Canadian IS inactive at 81 0s7 37! The sales of
Weston Canal Flour are 900 bbs at Sc 259 81 for COM
mon 10 good State; s5 81 So 10 for Bogus State
g. ass Cor common to good Ohio, aud - s5as7 80
for Wisconsin. Southern Flour is quiet-but steady;
sales bb area 5oa 80. Rye Flonr IS firm but quiet
at IS 50 for fine. Corn Meal is steady at 80 10 for
jersey
GRAIs-Common qualities of Wheat are in favor of the
purchaser ard Is in good stock. Good kinds less
freely offered and the supply is small Sales $500 bushels
red Upper Lake, 81 ~; 200 do. white Southern
81 30; 1000 DO. white Michigan So 200 do. red Southern
81 o. Oats ARE again lower and the supply isncreasing
Sales of State and Western at A. a SOC.
Rye is higher 1000 bush. sold at 81 49, Corn is in
moderate request and better supply sales 20 900 bush at
66a6sc for Western mixed, 7oa7lc. for round yellow
s9 sac for handsome white Southern and 90 S65c. for
unsound.
WHlsKY-An easier market sales l7j bbs at 25lc for
Ohio, PSI 2sc. for Prison, aud 2slc. for Jersey.
PRovsIossThere is inquiry for Pork, and prices
are frmer Sales of Mess at sll 624 ell 75-now held
higher Beef is Im bu. not active Gales at SIS 80 for
CITY Mess; sl6 for repacked Chicago; and s2a sl3 for
Country Mes. Lard is steady at - a9ic Butter Is in
air demand at s l9c. for State and Il l6c for Ohio
CLes AZ ia steady at dgic
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

Nyw FIERY At srArEs IsLAsD.-The four fery-boats,
the Josephne, Hunchback Columbus and Sylph, from
Whitehall have commenced their hafbour trips and are
running regularly to and from Townsends Dock This 10
new wharf recently completed covering FIVE acres OF
ground and situated at Clifton, about mile and half
distant from the Narrows. In respects this dock
.urpases any other having greater depth Of water and
better hsrbor in rough weather The increase Of travel
on this ferry truly astonishing In the spring two boats
transported all the passengers now the above-named
boat, are necessary for the travel They fu and all
touch at Quarantine stapetcn and yanderbits Landing,
a. well as at Townsends Dock.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
UOrsr OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr. IHILl.ltS asked leave 10 introduce " "i'i 49,
ing that G territory acquired from Mexico uRder th se
Cadsden treaty be incorporated with Ne" Mexico saCvc
to MI laws Of the las,-RaEned Territory. tie sAa gentle
men would see at the necessity an propuey ol
ing this bil The tsrriiorl recently acquired Is now WIN
ont law and there Courts there for the Enforcement
Of the law As the territory open for settlement there
should be law there FOR the protection Of the people lie
.oped there wouid be no objection 10 tie bill.
Mr. CHANDLER-Does the bill come from any CON-
mitiee
Mr. PHILLIPS-It does not; nor was it necessary any
committee should consider Il.
IIr CHANDI ER-How we know wha. is our ter
r,ory before running boundary line
Mr. PHII.LIPS-We all know that the territory from
MeX;co lust acquired is annexed
Nr CHANDf ER-Brt the Commissioners are to settle
the boundaries. rx,. M
Mr. PHILIIPS-Tha, makes no difficulty. We an
neIed Texas before the boundaries were defined
Mr. PECKHAM-Are any people there IoeJect.
Mr. PHILLIPS asked him 70 withdraw MS oojection'
Mr.. PECKHAM thought the matter could remain as II
il for a short time without hurting anybody
Tie House then took up the bill to repeal So mnen OF
the act of Aucnst 30 lsJ2 makes REDUCTION OF may
cent ON PR paid postage newspapers ana perodc
Nh OLDS as The bill was thoroughly UNDERSTOOD pro-
posed 10 put the bill on its passage
Mr. WASHBURNE Me- hoped the bA would nor De
passed There occasion tor II. tie dd NOT oeieVe
that II was demanded by the wants Of the country AT the
present time the Post-Oice Department. sehsustan-
ing machine He wanted the matter sent TO the Commit
tee OF the Whole on the state Of the Union.
Mr. CERRIT SMITH remarked that the gentleman
from Virginia Smith the o,her day asked will You not
have ,he Post Office DEPARTMENT sustain itself He an
svered he would not.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
XxxIId CONGRESS. ..... FIRST SESSION

SENATE. .wAsHIs6roS, Tuesday July ls, 1854.
Mr.. ADAMS moved TO take up the bill granting pen
sion TO the Widow of Bachelor, who was killed IN bos'
ton. Objected TO.
Mr.. SUMNER presented a memorial Of the Pennsyl-
yania Society fer the Abolition of Slavery, urging the re-
peal of the Fugitive Slave Law arguing that under tne
tenth section Of the law tree coored man had sfesay
been sent back to slavery.
personal debate then ensued between Mr.. CLAY and
Mr.. SUMNER.
Mr.. DAWSON denied the statement Of fscts.
Mr.. RUSK said that in the papers accompanying the
petition was one to the reception Of which he objected
Il reflected grossly and falsely on the South
Mr.. MASON said that Senator presenting sPsper
II was then read, after which long debate ensued
The debate continued till after IL cieck when me SAB
iecs wss laid on the table.-fea 37i hsys IL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
MILITARY.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE EIGHTH COMPANY
NATIONAL GUARD.

The Eighth Company of the Seventh Regimen-Na-
tonal Guard-NewYork State Militia, celebrated their
twentyfth anniversary, yesterday by parade and ex
cursion 10 the Bath HOTEL Fort Hamilton, L. l. The
Company left their armory at early hour in the morn
ing and proceeded by boat and stage to the place above
named wberc, after drill, they partook of an excel
lent dinner 1.-THE Bath Hotel After the cloth was re-
moved toass drank peches made and the greatest
bilary allied. In the evening the Company gave
soiree which was attended by fashionable assemblage
The festivities were kept up until late hour Of the night
This Company is commanded by Captain H. G. Shum'
nav who was elected as comnsndant Of the corps twenty
Eve years ago. Tho corps has numbered among Its
members some of our most respectable aud influential
citizens
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
BROOKLYN ITEMS

Tur PaooxrYS COMMON CoTscIL AND hA-FhsspsFr
FurxoRE.-s resolution offered 10 Common oonn'a
last evening by AID Graham Demccrs to 'he enee, taN
the Board adjcurn for the purpose OF "alas upon
Fillmore who Is in tie city IN oody sa' "e''
him 10 the CITY, AID Barnard Whgi moved a. sn sm'nh-
ment shat committee be appointed 10 tender 'ne n's'
ta'tes OF the city TO the Ex-presden ihe AMEN ni"e'-
being put lost when Aid Holt Whg stated 10 o?-
position to The passage Of the resolution ha: be eassr
tanned high opinion OF the distinguished gon'em'a
as any well could and he understood that he Sss
man oi domestic habits and partial to prvsse lie be va
not willing 70 disturb him, and concluded BY expressing
the opp;on that he would remain in privacy for the
msinder of his existence AID. Fowler iwhg, ws
,borouph republican. and decidedly paying
homsse 10 any man. however exalted his position niga.
have been and also opposed the adoption Of the rsou
on which being put to vote was 'os' BY yeas nays
TuY ur,tru W,RprSs-At the meeting OF the Boari
Of Health Yesterday morning, the pay Of the Health
Wsrdens of which there five, was increased from
81 S7l to 81 per day, in consequence oil 'ns" aaa'a
duties.
Assault rpoS Frx,LE-Two notorious charsctss.
named Mary Ann Lucky and Maria Mclaughlin. attacked
another female in Myr,le-av Sunday night and beS
her very badly Officer Rhatigsn Of the Fourth District
Police came up and took them into custody and yesterday
the two assaan,s sentenced to the penentary ts
20 days each by Justice Custis.
Row Ar rpr FULroS FyRRl.-A disturbance )ccagcsj
a, the Fultou ferry Yesterday morning which attracted
large crowd. II appears man named Michael Barry
with two companions about entering the gate to 90
ON the boat when one OF them erew down three cent
niece for their fare Barry lac Also gave the ferry
man hree cents and discovering his error asked to hsv,
il hack when after words he was set upon An
b,dv beaten nv number about there Assistant Captain
Van Oren came up and in attempting TO restore qui~
was struck by Barry and in the struggle both e! upon
the Sidewalk. He was finally strapped on cart ea'
taksn ~ the CITY Hall when. on complaint OF Nc. an
Order for resisting his authority he was hned q 80 oy
Justice Smith Barry intoxicated and ugly, but tnis
was no why be should have been beaten IN sa,a
brntal manner as he was before Mr. Van Oren who hal
not seen the frs. of the disturbance, came up.
DRowSED-Owen Rahl, a laborer connected with tne
railroad shop in Jamaica was drowned while oahas ak
IA, Three Mile Mill on Sunday last.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

vrx, CoscERrs-The Rev. Mr. Van Metre, music
..her of the children at the Five Points House OF In
..trv assisted BY several musical friends, gave concert
ls, Tuesday evening from to O'Clock, to very much
eybted auditory who earnestly requested him to repeat
q AGAIN. which be win do this evening 1t is something
,s Nrent from the old time music Of that locality,
and being participated in by crowded sudisory Of re-
,.h,s ladies and gentlemen cannot fail to produce
cood effect upon some Of the outsiders who come and
inner around the DOORS listening attentivey to the sweet
strs;ns Of those within accompanied by the meiodeon
Admission b free. and the friends Of 'ns 'ns'ao'a ore
earnestly invited to sttend.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
London Money Market.

1 Epsh funds OreDed heavily this monins and fem'ned
without otivy toward the Close OF business hen
uruducei Improvement CODsol which ef on
YESTERDAY Al Q3 g5 quoted pa 9 There were
Then ee.s S the greater of tue day bu the
last off pfe later hour unsactcns took
piece ct -. to SS =, - =,
An opiron was strongly circuaei ths the large IN
their bullion the easer state o the Money market
the steady condition the Exchange snd the
vmu, of the dividends saturday the Bank Of England
ente plate immediate reduction their rate OF discount
Ions beayv calls falling due which ore the
GOO o: India railway debenuTes The 10Th inst well as
81 y cen. on the last 900 Exch Bonds
and one persons consider these togeher with desire 10
u e the harvest shall have become still more Ger
tsiu Will induce a all events slight delay.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
By TELEGRAPH TO The NEW YORK TRIBUNE
FURTHER FROM MEXICO-DEATH OF EXGOV
ERNOR TOWNS OF GA.

ERNOR TOWNS OF GA.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday July Is.
New Orleans papers of Wednesday last are received
They contain the details OF the from the City OF Mex
ice to the 81 inst The official journal contradets the
alarms relative the insurrecton in the department o
Micoacan represents the rebels defeated their eader
imprisoned and Antoine Chacon Chief OF the rebels shot,
Other accounts show the nsueeton to have been gene
raj, and still in progress.
The Unrersol says report was spread abroad that
Alvarez was dangerously ILL., and expected to
while another paper has that he dead but that his
friends were trying keep secret These statements
need confirmation.
skrmish had taken place between the insurgents and
tie Government forces in which the latter lost ten saddle
horses ard $500 in money.
severe rain storm had visited Vera Cruz, causing
some damage to railroad bridges, &c.
Ex-Governor Towns Of Georgia Is dead.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
NospAY. Julv l7-P. n,

The sane downward tendency Of the Stock Market
which he's been noticed for some days past continued ss
the Fist Board this morning bu. AZ the Second Board
there was reacsoa-s much better feeling prevailed, and
the market closed with some 8rmness Ee touched 5si
but closed at 5at bid Reading e7i having sold ct 81.
Cumberland improved from 3ii 10 32; Eicarsgss ffen
20 to aoi. and New-York CentrA ws very heavy.
and ives offered st si seller sixty in The street. bat
st tho Second Board raa up 10 sai regslS.
rhas d considerable sPprsAsasisa Ast thia Csopaay
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
LAW IVTELLITENCE
maprr coIRr-R.fnr- 1-i,.Mco,,rrr
u.sUcCEsSFUL SUIT Against 4 RAILROAD coNPASI
Tdrin bnteI at The Had.on River R.llro.d Co

UssUccEssFuL SUIT AGAINST 4 RAILROAD coNPAST.
Edwin Batter sst The Had.op River R.iroei CO.
II is alleged that Frederick Butler deposited with the
agents Of the company in this CITY quantity Of goods
consisting OF shirts shirfseeves stockings handker
chies &C. 20 be conveyed t. Albany and delivered there
but that they were lest the passage Action brought
10 ei2f the alleged value Frederick having
signed his intees, in the said goods Edwin BGiler the
plaintiff
In defense said ;ha; the goods we're handed the
agents part of the personal baggage OF Frederick.
and consequently pu; in the baggagecar instead OF
the freight they would have been had their real
character been represented and freight paid them
oording the rules OF the line and that; in passing the
freight baggage tie plaintiff cannot maintain the ac-
ton, the contract hang been to carry personal baggage
but instead of which merchandise delivered to
which the Company made contract. The Court sus-
tanned the position ana gave judgment for defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
Advertisement
rxrp ,oppIxARY ATTRACTIONS-Cioslag

- SINE Dress Goods Bsreses. Lawns. reduced IN
snt han the cost Of importation rsh satin P.d Prn.sGy yos o
iesss reduced in price ana Rar, m q ali desirable sOos
% ssIas S. M and plaid reaaes from Sic to & per PEN yaa n Ia
eoo;ea Law" o ~ % o The Fa importation NJ r. To"Ls S SI
oer sesi shestns Al prices which repay the exsInna
- cf hoel And heusexeePers, =" no WIZ "
.,clynhisn Hall No 2sl Orsnd-N
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

DEATH OF Mr. BLrSr.--In the Marine Court this fore
noon the three Judges present. motion was made ey Mr.
Banks, accompanied by appropriate remarks, that the
Court adjourn Of respect to the memory OF deceased
The motion was seconded by Messrs Morange aud W. n.
Brown and responded to by Judge Phillips and the court
.d; mod
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

PrrsosaL--Auong n, asriss' yesterday al the prn-
cirai Ho;cls we notice.
AT TIE ST. NfcHor ,s--Goy. Beede- Ea0ton. Capt.
Key kentucky; L. ID. McEniosi,; U. 5. Army Gen.
Brown Syracuse; Col. =. II. Adams, do Geo. Thomson
Scotland Ii. Rurnsdeil, Newburgh Dr. Ely, Chicago.
AT THE AsToR--Major Gsrnett. Army, GOV. Price
New Jersey; Mrjor Wysc. Army; Hon w. s. Archer Va
Judge Hsvilasd L. j.; ID. Ames. Conn e. wannsma-
cher Philadelphis X. Garnet. Va.
AT THE MgTnoroLrTAs-lion. : Bull, Illinois, Col P.
+. Herndon Ala; Major GiiIspie L. 5 A.; NJ Milton
u. S. ~; T. H. Austin Florida Elias Herniques yene.
zuela; W A. Doan, ST. Louis: Capt j. Dorr p. NJ Co.
At the Irving House--The Hon. !. o. Sargent Wash
pgton, ID. c.: T Il. Il. FOote. Cleveland: II = Sedz.
wick. Syracuse; the Hon. W ~. Snow oisego d.. Dy-
oti Philadelphia Prof Stuart. Boston; S. DE Camp.
Washington; N. W. McDodd, Scotland; 5. II. Koeing,
Barbadoes, WI
Ex-President Fillmore is in Brooklya
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
WILLLAM9B URGH ITEMS.

The Rev. Mr. Wood Of Wiliismsbargh wishes It under
stood that be has intended consented to preach
upon POpeTy the open ak, a. has been e-roneoasly
stated
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
fAdvertsemeu

NEW STEAMSHIP LINE TO PHILApELPhA AND
CAPE M.Y-By reference advertising columns wiz DC ~
bat the weknown steamer MASSACHUSETTS has been pa P
h;. route night upon her INST up 'oiH
p; prn bsr snperior she offers hne
rportuni, for pleasure for Cape May ana hoe
M voyage 70 Phi. will find and ssie beat
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
FIRES.

FIRE IN coLLEGE-PLAeE.
Iass nigh, fire broke out in the building NO. Is COL
legepace, caused by the explosion OF camphene lamp,
but the fanes were cxtngushed with few psus o'
water. and without any alarm being given.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGTON, Iuesday, JuIy II Io"f
The State Department gives official notice OF con-
sderbe reduction In tunnage duties and port charges
upon vesces from the United States in the Spanish Penn
sula and adjacent islands.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
lAivertisemer

Sc,,oo,vv,s MAINTAIN The Central Railroad Of
N .sv advertise new 20 this popular and pleasant
-. p.ssr,s,s leave Pier No. North River, by steamer
wyomns daily at noon carried over the J. Central Railway
- M Hmrton thence By stage short distance making
plesssnt t,ip TO the Mountain
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

. NJ, RANGER asnei leave % withdraw his motion %
reconsider the vote passing the Pacific Telegraph BIZ.
Leave granted. Yeas. 20; Nays, 10.
Mr. BADGER thon Withdrew his motion, aud the bill is
now passed. -,
Ths Home siead bill wss then taken up.
Mr.. STUART at TIE suggestion Of the friends o. the
Homestead bill but ssinst his Judgment wif1fres
his substitute for ie bill but before DONG 80 oeien eo "
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

The members of the Bar viii meet at the Court Room
of the Court Of Sessions in the New City Hall Park s
ON the lsth inst at la NJ mark of respect to their
deceased brother, N. Bowditch Blunt.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
COMMERCIAL MA TIERS
salss at the stock Exchange. .JcLr II.


hs2osa ~ "a wminstoo ai e95f Sch Nav g. "a
~ saooc To- ~ Meadow NJ a. b5ws nj 2 Do
b5. 80; 80 do. 81; - Penn
"a e Do IS eg Long I.sns hs Il ico Morris Csss,
IT, Bsars-sao Belmont Sc g. Is Bank Of Kentucky iot,
Hs.fiu R,S5
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The Trustees of the Jersey City Provdent inshtutos
for Savings met on Saturday and declared semisanuA
dividend of six per cent for between - and sooJ
five per cent on all sums between $500 and 81 900 and
forr per cent for all sums over $1,000 rms decars'o
of dividend took effect yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
VISIT OF THE MONTGOMERY GUARDS TO
BOSTON.

Boston, Tuesday, July IS, I:0f.
The Montgomery Guards of New.York, with Shelton
bard arrived here on visit this morning and were re-
eeyed by the Bay State Artillery and the sarshed Guards:
The Companies viii be reviewed the Common this a.
ternoon By General Andrews and staff.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

SrLLIyG LloUoR WITHOUT A LicySsE.-Y esterda
morning in Jersey City Owen M,CoO, joan UNell an
Henry Nichols were brought before Recorder Cutse
char ed with selling liquor without license The chsrg
being sustained, they were each fined 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

FTyARRYTOWN INSTITUTE. - Circulars contain
Terms References View Of the Institute snd Andre Aena
nett. ear Be obtained By sfdressns A NEWMAN rnneRe1-
DLANO-FORTES.-R.G GLEN & Co. have remeVed
their PianoForte Mandatory and warooa Eon Ha ~
Fulton % No 81 sprnsst, tvo door esss q kse.asZ -
EOR SALE-TwENTY.TwO ACRES Of LASD
beautifully asu.sd "a fn .i:. o. H. ss s, rsSs e
Porx 6ors Rsosd nnss es the Csy
o,5 .Le a-.bi. 0>s<eness resoeucea Free.
n - - se,s xp,y B. D. wINf0H Ne srrss Rsw spes
0ts tss CSsy Hal
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

In the account Of prizes at the Annual Exhibition of
Deaf Nutes in yesterdays TRIBrsr the name of j. S.
WELLS who received the s prize for chemistry was err
roneously printed T. j. Trist.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
IAdvertssment

There is nothing affords so mucu Pieas e,lset II
friends amer death !. GOOD LIKENESS and still how many
late the with .nfr.
subjects, but j. 7 BARNES of No ss2 Broadway WIZ s
kiscrion
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

The ALLEGED CALHoRsn TICKET SwIsDLE.-The
examination Of Edward Mlls charged with selling a
spurious tcke. for passage to California to Edward
Thomas some time snce resumed yesterday before
Justice Osborne For the defense il shown that the
ticket in question had been sold for previous passage
but that the buyer not having used IT, sold it to Mr.
Thomss who presented it to Mr. Mills for his indorse-
men 1t was indorsed by him, but on being presented
TO the purser of the vessel he overlooked the Endorsement
and refused to accept it. The case will be resumed in
few days
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

John Deyine for interfering with a person 10 Jersey
CITY WHO was taking dog TO the pound was tnej oio 10
default Of which he was committed to jail