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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

Broadway THKATRk-The receipts Of this evening are
characters. The FIRST Of Crossing the Allan
tic +" viii commence the amusements This VIII b fol-
lowed BY the piece called "LAw for ladies'" and the
comedy Of the !" Rendezvous concludes all.
BowrRY TmArRK-Mr. Goodall, . great favori!s with
the Bowery people, taxes his benefit tonight, when
bill Of great attraction presented for the Of
len Gray and Mr.. Goodan in leading characters Tho
"yirginia Mummy" the Widows Victim" and the
''Corsican Brothers'' win also be played
Nmfo's GARpKS.-The Raveh and Nile. Urea Matthias
appear tonight. The comic ballet OF "LA Fete Cham
petre' 10 the 6rst the list Of amusements This viii
be succeeded BY the grand ballet Of "Uriclle, Nile
Urea Matthias in her much admired part Of Uree, Fran
co.'s Ravel the Grand vizier, and NJ Brilliant Count
Frederick Tho " Bedouin Arabs" win conclude the
tea tainments
pular resort seems busy in producing every
thing novel for the amusement Of his friends and pa
trons Tho drama Of Jack s.eppard, the couedietta
struck Yankee the features Of the evening Herr
Cine win dance the tghtrope The receipts are for
the benefit Of Mrs. Jones' Several eminent actors have
volunteered their services
AnuucAx Musxrn.-The drama Of " Ambrose Gwin-
cit, announced for the afternoon performances, and
G. ". Clarke, Hadaway Mis- Messenger and othsr sml.
neut artists win appear.
Hnropnom Tho amussmsnts for shs afternoon and
evening consist Of the Games Of the Crusadsrs fsA
Of eral equilibrium grand priss races, pas de- fesvs
horseback, Enssh stesph chase, and variety Of other
pleading amussmeuts.
Cnxrr's Mns1Rus continue 70 dsNght IL admirers
Of negro ni.strelsy, by their painvs soags and eho
tersstinG.
WOODS Huvrrus are stfn performing the burstta Of
Black Douglas With great successL WIN b rspsatsd
tonight. There VIII also ~ instrumsnta psroxnansss
Bccuxy's ss2mrADus -Ihh banA attracts lazgs a.
dsne every night 70 bar ths sones end music q tha
buzlssQue opera Of ia 6sananbalA"
lxAxsxu OsmA--In soassquescs a Ne sudden E1nssG
Of Md Bsrtueoa NassSssk Va 3 stssshsd vA ehoi1s
mcetss and has been preaeunse1 unAt - syysaR pse
fsssiesauy for fsw days thsrs v b sDsFs4is Dsr
fernanss untn Moaday evening nsxt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

George Wood desperate AMI dangerous countsrfetsr
has bser arrested as Buffalo. The bogus moncy found
on him ~as on The Nashua n, Bank, but was Of
snais amount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

TEE IxFnxAl MACHINE MuRDn~-The Cincinr
natl Commercial II informed that tslegnphic des
patch was received In that city By DR.. Baker, on
Friday evening, 10 the following enect:--
I'm BAxn--I am In . dreadful stats Of mind; can
explain al. (agB~i) W. WILSON.
Who Nv. Wilson n seems TO be . mystery and
this despatch u supposed TO be intended TO attract
attention from the true culprt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

Total. $40 ss5l1, $50 $40, $40 81 500
Showing fer the four months Of this year decrease Of
ol2 In the deposits Of gol and Of o. 900 in
the deposits Of silver, making total decrease Of
III, 726, oS2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

Ths resurns from Wsteod for the fourth week 4 this
seasons return not included
The quantity Of Aour, whsat cora and barley left ct
tide water during the fourth week IN Jans In the years
1858 and 1854, was - foIlows:-
Fewr, bols WAsas bssA Gem, bssk. Barsey bxsA.
1884,. U6.0l2 00l, SOS 76M1 las
lssA.... eo,s01 67o,Ms 3sSO7I s.lll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07


~ sy-yanss wnthres sssiase Cash.riss Wa
defssdant Yeu hereby nnoned, snd required -
the complaint II th sston, which 6s1 4 49,
Plains, = said county On the ssy q Jsss = y, -
the subss1 sss. q hs ees u the village 81 fAsytegn
N said county, within twenty days amer The esvise q 49,
yea "a = sssvss ne sais ssnIsi.t 49,. - -
for the relief demanded n che eenplaiaA " YU1Uxp
pisistis sstossy Taytewn, wsstshsstss sssntys = =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

Dsc.. N,21o Ine. 21.036 Inc. .2o0, 63l Ino.. 62ee
Tho aggregate quantity Of the articles Left q tide
water from the commencement Of navgsou 70 the 8oth
Of june inclusive during the years 1853 and 1884, was a.
follows
FloNr. b6ls. What bssA. Com, bssA Barley, bSsh
1884,. 79e,6os l,461,los $3.50 l5s,918
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

CLARxr WINES. q %. g So ssso. ~. PER- D0xnM.
" 81 various brsndA and 70 Per dosea allowed fe9
empty bcttlss brandiss vince gin ru wAisksy esedaa
syrups, Hedsick. Charles hsdsick. Nuums, To- chez
payne, Wines Scotch London PHILADELPHIA Ales pss
TER brow stout ssn.i.s Ss a,d e PER os.t ssew
cholera medicine In suit families asa1eRs
For sale BY WM. n. UhDERHlLL - Brssns sersst
Crosby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

Deo S04 eeS Inc. 610 2y7 Inc $40 Inc. Slol7
Tho aggregate quantity Of the articles left At tide
water from the Of navigation to the Soth
Of june inclusive daring the years 1861 and 1854
follows ~
Hovr, bbls. Wheat, busk Cesw, bssk Barley, bssk.
1882. 1,019.060 1,234 ,S08 1,672,9l6 1856
1884,. lS3, 600 l,s77A2 1,o43,olo 22o.soS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

Dec... 1870 Enc. s42sA Inc. 1o,so4 Inc. Las 500
By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of the
latter left at tide water this year. compared With the
responding Of last year. shows decrease Of 7e2 bbs
Of -four.
The following table win show the coinage ct the Mint
Of the United States PHILADELPHIA for the ak months of
1854 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07


ATA MKxTINC HID AT MON vGOuyRY MILI1AA
"A ~ Hall rs Prince street. tho Ssh inseaat " ~
Weburn Light Guards the return from the funeral e
or Ats eonrads Jsmss ufsAy the rssslusa
solved. That ~ return sincere tAsaks - Mos.
yAmss Broesa, JaUes Mcslarny. YsrgAn frsslaad. p.
nnleet George Les John Bary and likewise the nsnbss
Guards for services rendered he sss
s'-' -. Augustus Kisg. jsmes Barry
- .4 DANIEL CALLAHAN. 0aptaAn.
THOMAS MARIor. Secretary. NJ 81 EE.1 4
ITO THE KLHcT0xs OF THE CITY AND COUNTY Or
New Hork-1he undersigpsd offers himAslf inAs-
pendant for che once q Rsssssr q ths na8
election. In November neat. 0lLBkRT 3 NIXON,
Cennissioasr Of Deeds. IS Wall street. hspsnsiA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

A SUPERIOR OCTAVE $50 ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A fbrts, madsto order within thres nssths byessAsa
has y leave the eoontEy u pssA ana 50 -
sseA - l6l Cnanbsss street, mon o'clock WI SP Il
A ". LADp CO 8 FIRST PRxuIUM PrANoyoRz1s.
IA with large Of And seeeed had ~
trumsnts at great bArEsns We wish y eal aetsneen -
esx sna dagcne! pane With new grsna asssA vhsA -
ITScoLs THOMPSON. sole sssass. ~ srssawss.
DIANoYoRTHs.-AoENCY FOR THEIR s8LHCTI0w
If you abeut - buy is will - " AdvaataUD
70 ssyiss vish Prolssssr coNDoN essess yes make
issossnsat fsf Fee - Address 80 Besa1va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

WANTID-A SITUATION As INsTRUcT0R IN Al
w Institution hiah rsbool, within New Yerk slty
vicinity ~ the ssbscsiber Lately prosssor q Rish9sad
VILE Unen Seminary. sently burned He viii begia
81 President street, Beeeblyn- D. UDDA2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09


gence on her return to England, and the Phe-
nix and Talbot proceeding up the Winnegat be-
tween Disco and the Main, on their way to
Beechy Island with stores for the relief Of Capt.
Sir Edward Belcher's expedition. This last
winter in the north had been the most severe
experienced for many years past by the inhab-
itants Of the Danish settlements, ami the reports
recsiysd at them from every quarter alluded to
the uncomnoR severity Of the weather even yer,
expedition experienced very boistefous wsatherr
during the passage Of the vessels from England
to Disco and unfortunately the Talbot sprung a
leak, which damaged about IS 900. lbs. weight
biscuit, and to make up in sofhe degree for the
damaged biscuit the Observation-Disclosures all
she could SPARE to the Phoenix, The crews of
all the vessels werequite we'll when they parted,
and the uss Of the razor had been abolished on
every part bf the faces Of the officers and men,
the natural hair being allowed to grow in the
fullest luxurianee.
No intelligence had been heard of any of the
ships at present in the Arctic regions, but news
Of them may be expected about the end Of Sep
tember next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

Rectifed at s5 and small lots Of DIVERS apd Dex
ters Extra at 3sa46t y gallon. ss 99 VI
Weeks receipts, 17s bbis-Exports, "a obls. TE
RAGING AND RopE-The supply Of Baggfng has
continued light and dealers have realized 16S161e for
retail parceis Of both Xantucky and India The sales Of
Rope include 100 coils 1t SIZE cash and Soo az sac ana
Of India Bsggins 57o bales to arrive, prssse
GUNNY BAGs-The sskipg rate for this article In
bales has been H. and we have hotieed sale Of 100
bnndies at 101ae. T 49, g isrrl
COFFEE-prices for Rio Coffee have been firm but the
market yet quiet The sales of the week embrace
1000 bags at 1oMe for Ordinary and n1114& ID for
prime including yesterday 500 bags est Ioh and 1854 at
114c p b.. rs -fss5'94ls
sAIT-Tbe yates for Liverpool from second hands are
81 40 for Coase and 81 IS sack for Fine On Monday
cargo Of 1000 bushels Trapaui was sold at 400, and
resold on Tuesday at 45s u bushel.
CANDLEs-The asking rate for Star Candles has been
24e y fb, but we hear of sales Of any moment.
TALLow-we quote City Rendered at 1o1se o fb
without any further transactions Of consequence.
HEMP-The last ssle Of dew Rotted; some months
since, was at s165 p ton.
LEADING have no further transactions to report
The last sale was at 81 25 p 100 b for Upper Mines
LIME-Western has continued to sell from second
hands at So, and Eastern at So 50 Dbl. We have nc
further cargo sales to notice.
FKEIGHTS-The Freight market has been quiet during
week. the engagements being confined to ship taken
for Liverpool at for Cotton and for Havre at
Coaswise quote for New York Cotton at Sugar at
S5 Bacon at S. 5o0s5 49, Tobacco at 50 500 $40 hid
Hemp 1t SCI ton Flour at 9o4Ns1 y bbl. and Grain al
| 15018e y bushei.
ExCHANGE-The Exchange market has been dull
during the greater part Of the past week. but within tn
last two three days there has been more rmness in h'
rates for Sterling Bills At the close quote as follow
Sterling ............,.........1 09i<f0109A
Francs 81. 10GD5f.2 20 p dollar
New York Sixty.day Bills. .....1k02 "a cent discoun
| Sight Checks on New York ...nX0A p cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST. MARTINsyILLEse Jean WebrsIa5 hides Bel
IA l. Maun-l4 bales Lobt Charpsnisur-s do
Oliver DO Anderson Meaaundet ordeI-Toa ii bales
cotton do hides 126 hides
CT orIIs-steamer bb -four Connolly 3co-3IQ
aa Macaulay-1s2 do Hewitt Norton do Newton
coils Shuz MADDEN LattDg-50 bales hay
Moor eco As Benton &eo2s casks lead pipe
Kenneth dco71 bales cotton BusEner Stanton
dr order.
yIcKsBURG-s Lopsas bales Gotten cuddy
40 ID seck Ricks-1 Fowes &eo &eo52
BuckneI Stanton Newman. do swnsy Green &eo do Byne
&co4i DO Wright &eo2i do Vaudeville son-e dc
Henry Kenpe0 do Shaw hcol9 do Brandsr MRanns &co
d. W Esn Aros Wright Davenport Thornhi
,os do Robsop Aliens do oatsy Hswkns5 Do Donne
- IA Harold d Moody6 do Curry Person6 do
sen5 do Henderson PsalssInds to ordsr74s bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON GIrl

F41GE Wi JEFFERSON CRY.
Friday Evening September g. 1854.
The market during the past week was amply supplied
with stock and prices ruled in favor of purchasers
ciaiy for the lower descriptions OF Cattle. The week
closes with nearly 800 head of Western Beeves 1900 Hogs
600 Sheep, As Mich Cows $50 Veal Cattle and good
stock of Texas Cattle --4,ss,z-.----
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RIVER STEAMERS

viii tssyp On TUESDAY September - at o'clock M
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, aS =
Ill NEW O. aTHA9S. GRAND GULR, RODNEY $3.50
AND NAT HRzThs 1Iegsnt and ssfrurnssg
MAGNOLIA, ST. Glsr Thomassop aetsr,
stsrmedas landings For
SMITH > FINTsTEH, fscsaaI street
Va r. sHUTE, is Canabsrd "a Common 1t.
Magnolia viii be ready reeevs freight TUESDAY,
i'll oeptember $780, anil
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LAKE 5 STEAMERS.
NOBLE

EOR MOBIE-Dai1y u. 8. Mail RzsT >
Lssssg g Is,, a,,sngsnsst u Bay 81 10y.
spiend,a ~ packet FLORIDA Capt Grant
and OREGON, Capt r. A. Helm, built expressly Tor the
Lake nd with superior the aho7e
will Tho Poutohafsu DAILY, arrival
Of the 12ook, returning
st Pass Christian. TUESDAY
BDd SATURDAYS, gong, AID On MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
returning. ~ 7lf
EF ard papers put mail
Sundays Wednesdays win be landed
Mondays and Thursdaya-
f Ali freight for Bay MA. be shipped
by Creole.
fnRgags, horses, be the rail-
by l1k O'Clock, they cannot go that day.
Mail Bag will the Office Of the Agent promptly
q, o'cIocf daily. GEDDEs Agent 10 Bank Place. 81
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CoNsIaNEEs.
EXPORTS.

NEW YoRK-ship Mlan-Assortsd merchandise.
HAyANA-scbr Misns229 tugar coffee 50 boxs
o fruit Cahusae &co-9 sugar
do N Ricuf. t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

The TnE.wArER CoNNEcrIoN. = This great
work, extending from the Basin in this city, the
termination of the James River and Kanawha
Canal, to the James River ship landing at
Rockets, a distance of three fourths of mile,
was opened yesterday The water was drawn
from the dock in May, 1851, and again let in
yesterday. The first vessel entered yesterday
morning between 10 and IL o'clock. [Rich-
mond ENQUIRER 1st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09
y. Bes.j. Chandler

MERCURIAL PREPARATIONS - English
lVE Csoal and Blue ship by
Tie1 81. HART 4 CO., 70 Tshoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

TROUBLE FOR NOTHING. 1.-The Columbus (0hio)
Democrat says: One evening, not long since,
party Of four gentlemen were seated round a
table, amusing themselves with a game of
eucher. A clergyman Of the place, being ia
| miliar at the house, entered somewhat alb
| ruptly into the presence of the players. But
one of the company was enabled to make his
| exit without being seen by the minister. He
remained outside until he supposed his rever-
ence had gone, and then, returning to his COM
| rades, he was not a little surprised to find the
clerical gentleman occupying his seat, and play
ing out his hand more dexterously than he could
himself!''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

GREAT SLAUGHTER. the commencement
of the dog war, on the LIST of June, until the
present time, September 2, there have been
captured eight hundred and fifteen CANNES with
in the bounds of the old city proper Of these
and six hundred and seventy-seven were
slaughtered The entire cost to the City Treas
ury for these operations, over and above the
amount received for dogs which were redeemed,
was S742. philadelphia Sun.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

TOGNAC BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy s. Co..
an24 lot CONVERSE 4 CO. cor. Canal and New Levee
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED
Rarks,

Robert L Lane. Al dill
sofis Puig.......6l "a Adar
snitaua "a ,d9 Kite
Westminster ,32,dllS 7
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NM HISKY-50 bbls choice Rye, for sale by
wv auI5 CONVERSE co, cor. Canal aud New Levee Sta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

THE BURGLARs.-Mike Smith and Bill Kear-
ney the two fellows who arrested yesterday the
Third District for entering house in the night time
the purpose of robbing and who wounded in the
house by cutting her with knife examined yester
day. and the evidence given hard against them Recor-
der seuzeneau committed the rascas trial before the
First District Court There two other Williams
gagged in this midnight attempt who have yet been
arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

asEACH BRANDY-25 barrels very superior
aus4 ai CONVERSE CO. Canal and New Lsres
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Krigk,

Adams Gray. 9o,da
Kite .......... do
s ] Psters. 20, do
q hos Abilene. Point
Tartar ..........3 0,d1
Telegraph .......LPT
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-13
ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, February 13, 1854


Temperance Meetiug-Auetiou Sale
ties Fest'ral-Char1ty Sermon -Prepa
rattoxs for the 22a-Reuting of the Fish
Wharf.
The meeting Of Union Circle, No. l, of s. c.,
on the evening of Friday. passed off very
pleasantly, the hall was we'll filed, and the
audience listened with marked attention to
addresses from Messrs. j. and S. Woolen and
MIR. McCabe. On tomorrow night the semi
monthly meeting of the Anti-License League
takes place. Capt. j. j. c. Triplett is an
nounced to speak in favor of the prohibition,
and the exercises will conclude as usual with
a free discussion.
Sales at auction, on Saturday, by George
White, as follows: Lot on Fayette street. %
feet inches by 33 feet inches, with the i'm
provements, subject to a ground rent of $50
To Richard Mctiinnis for $3.50. Lot adjoining
% feet by / % feet inches, with the SINE
ground rent, to Charles Valentine for $505
The festival of the ladies of the Methodist
Episcopal Church opens this evening at Sarepta
Hall. They deserve and will receive the lib
eral patronage of our citizens.
Rev. Bernard McGuire, President of Gerge-
| town College. has accepted an invitation to
preach charity sermon in st. Mary's Church,
on next Sunday, in aid Of the funds of the
Young Catholics Friend Society. The we'll
known eloquence of Father Mcclure and the
character Of his theme, promise a rich treat
to those who may be fortunate enough to hear
him.
Considerable preparations are making for
general celebration of the ensuing 22d That
fine corpse, the Mechanical Artillery, Captain
Duffy, have taken the lead, and at their re-
quest the Captain will deliver the Grafton and
MIR. Jacob ROxbury read the Farewell Address
Some Of our Fire Companies are rigging GU.
for parade. A splendid dinner is announce cd
at Newton's; and after all the patriotism pos
sible during the day, the I'D will close with
the magnificent birthnight ball of the Artillery.
The Fish wharf has been rented for the
coming season to Messrs. Watkins thinner
man for $3.50. AMI.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-13

2 NATIONAL THEAFRsF-Mr Forrest tonight,
Will appear In the character of Jack Cade, =
one that he has made peculiarly his own, and
which no other actor on the stage would ven
ture, after Mr.. FORESTS impersonation, in at
| tempting to represent. Some idea of Dir. For
rest success, in this popular play, may be
Conceived, when we mention that he has play
ed In it at least one thousand times, in differ
ent theatres of the United States, and always to
crowded houses.
The National. on Saturday night, was dense
| ly filled TO witness the performance of damon
aud Pythias,'' which was capitally represent
| ed-altogether the whole cast If characters
being well sustained. Mr.. Forrest as Damon. -
was brilliant in the extreme, and he was we'll
supported by Mr.. Fenno. as "Pythias.'' and
Mr.. McDonough, as 'sDionysius- The an
plause was rapturous, and the audience-a
| crowded one-expressed their delight in IN
bounded plaud's. If appreciation could be
exceeded, it will be only, we anticipate. by To-
nights representation.
HE STAR CoRREcT.-0n the Sth inst. the
t1iiosing paragraph appeared among the local
Items of the Star
IHREATs AND AsSAULT.-William Selden was
held to bail for Court BY Justice Donu this morning
for assaHiting H. X. MaryInan, The assault was
caused by some emarks rejecting ON the Character
of Selden's afher." 5s--r- = = .r = q. .
city paper, on Saturday last. publishes
card from Mr. Maryman, in which he says
having seen statement in the Evening Star,
which Is calculated to injure me- as it is an enone
Gus accom-, OF what took place when was assault
ea and giossy attacked last Tuesday, Capitol
tii, while was walking with two ladies', by man
named William Selden and another person who e
name Is unknown. az
:. The Evening Star, in its notice of this case
stated that the assault was caused by some remarks
made by me, ref -cting the character of Seden
Now TIL. utterly deny, and there was no such evi-
dence given before Justice Donn who tried the case
OF INV having mad: any such remark when was
attacked last Tuesday" 4
We desire not to have a controversy with
Mr.. Maryman ; but in order to show that we
| were correct, and never publish anything with
out the documents, we give publicity to the fol-
| lowing certificates, from Squire Dom and two
| officers who were present during Selden's trial:
II hereby certify that the report of the case
against Selden, as made in the Star is SUBJ
stantially correct. The evidence elected was.
| that the primary cause of the difficulty was re-
| Elections made by Maryman on the father of
Seiden L. c. n,NN, j. p.
Washington, Feb. IL: 1884,
Il was present at the trial, and can certify
| to the same as Justice Dom.
VIM MARTIN"
81 certify to the above aej -.sr..f :
CHARLES KEMBEL''
NATIONAL MONUAENT.-The contributions
received at the Monument, during the past
| month, amount to SIT So
| FuNERAL.-This morning, a mass Of requiem
was sung over the remains Of the late Mr.
James A. Lehman, who died on Friday last
The remains having been conveyed for the
above purpose from his late residence on llth
| street. to st Matthew's Church
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-13
Additional Items by the Issb.l

CHARLESTON, Feb. lO.-The dates by
the Isabel are Havana and Key West to
9Th instant.
A slight shock of earthquake was ex.
perienced at Santiago de Cuba on the 23d
ultimo.
Considerable excitement existed at
Puerto Principe, in consequence Of the
removal of the audencia from that place.
The apprentice scheme created no ex-
citement. ..-,r. ...
a new secret police, consisting Of 100
men, had been organized at Havana
Sig. Marti had secured the Italian opera
company for the Tacon theatre, at Ha-
vana.
MARKETs.-Sugar was in good demand,
stock in hand, $4,000 hhds. Coffee was
firm, with large business DUNG. No
lasses scarce, and selling at q reals.
Freights had advanced, Is being paid
to Europe. Exchange on New York, Ii
az prem.