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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

/ NITLD MATES NAIL LINE FOX CALIfOREIA,-
~ Reduction in prices of passage-Unted States NJ
Steamship Company onnectng with the Pacific Mail Stsa,
ship Company carrying the great United States mail ~
Gaforeia and Oregon, vie Aspnwall and PanamA-rh
for Aspnwall ON Thursday, Jan 5, o'c ock p NJ u
pier foot Warren street. the fast sailing OHIO
Capt g. ". Fox U. g. Navy Panama with
Pacific Mail ttsamship Conpsny's steamer OREGON CsRN
A. " H. Leroy Through tickets to California h.
,orite steamers be purchased very low price,
Tho transit Of the Isthmus At the expense
made In part by railroad and the facilities orua
ing the lsthmus such canno be found any sAh
road to California Fog passage spply 70 A. WHIC1x
at the oh1ce, III West street, corner Of Warren.
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wATCHNS, JHWKLssY. so.

gyRySTAL PALACE NEW WARS PRISnNTS.-HUNT
W Rostsn. Qate ctor hortmsrJ jeweliers, gold
saths and sysrsmths 70 the Queen, l Now Bond street,
.oadSn beg 70 osl shs a.tsnon Of ths public 70 their
yer plate, &o for SALE In olaes xxlI. British Depart
msnt Fog essimatss and prices apply 70 she agent Mr.
CHAAL1S 1OGRID0H, who 10 in abundance daily 81 the
Crystal Palaes OF ~ 70 Broadway.
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FANCY ARTICLES.


ENLOwERs1LOWERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS AND
ether festive parties Tho subscriber has purchased
the entire stock Of Aowsr from SIX Of the b. collections In
this city aad in addition 70 his vel known oolleo
tion 81 Harlem. hs largest n this seuntryJ will be
vorsd With during The Hs offers or sale large
and other fancy hAsket fancy &o which. when
tastcfuy allied with choice and Aowsrs will be
Of the most acceptable offerings his kind patrons make
their fair friends On New Years morning !. DUNLAP
seedsman and florist, new STORE 6S4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

L,oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STAFF
MAIL Liz s-rhs nsy and spsndid steamship rI0s1DA
n. n, from pier No. North riysr. Apply y
SAMUEL l. MlTCHkL, 10 BroaAvaR
The ALABAMA, Captain Geo. T. Bchsnok Leaves On WSoj
nesday. Jan. Through ueksts Ifssm New Yssk y yss1
sonvills, xSl; PlaAka. SIS
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INSTRUCTION.,


Gill -BOOKKEEPING, WHITING, AND ARITH.
P1Os nstio.-nr. D0LBEAR, 600 Broadway, corner Of
Houston street. teaches ra business sranssoons and
ten OF douas entry cleAr ccncss, and easily learned
n. b.-Secered seaN only SO for unlimited Lessons.
LADY WISHES TO 81 WITH FAMILY WHERE
IA she uaA teaeh vocal and instrumenta the French
and German language Of those branohs Refer
sBcss gtvsn Aadress u L. H. Unisn square Post Once
4 sGovERrEss-A YOUNG Rs0LIsH LADY WISH
"a % V pest with situation whore the chn
usual branches knssh daean, plain sAd fancy work
and would also Aest In PLATA sewing and hsrse
orally ussfu 1egms moderate Address Miss Gray Herald
once.
A VOTING LADY, ENGAGgD IN TUITION IN rHE
wish TO Obtain ssw additional pupils ~hom shs would
give lessons In Tia usual Of English education
French italian, painting IN water soars wing And
broidery, she would form class desirabls Terms
derAte AddrNs Miss Ashley. Hesad oGAos.
A OAkD.--THR sURsCnBgR RESPECTFULLY AN.
"a nounces TO the oitsxens of Now York. Brooklyn, viii
Hamburg md Jersey City that his and elegant
are nov opsn day and venir for instruction In
and Bookkeeping liberal deduction will b, made
ties or more persons may reosve cours
and npvoven ent gnnrAntisd IA ALL old and young
and one.las be had 81 the 800
Of Fra iklin street. 0L1vEh d. 9OLDSkLla
RookkhBPTNa ARITHMETIC, &C., TB0xouGHLY
~ tAusht. on reasonable terms BY ". T. REHvuLR, -
hscadway Each studsnt separately ixsxetsa rspsa
h readily available srsssiee. Open day "a svsslns
=
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
NEW YORK COMMON PLEAs.--THE GOVERNORS or
IN the Amshouse Of the city and county OF New York
against Josiah PerhamSummons for relief Mr. Josiah
PerhAn You hereby summoned and required
CLERK othe city and county New York AZ City Hail. in
the said city the Sd day Of January 1854 and TO
cory tn said complaint the subscriber
his office, No. New City Hall In the city Of New York,
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of the
day Of such services ana fan 70 answer the said
will apply 70 The for the relief demanded in the
plant. Dated December g. 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ BY given that resolution has been presented In the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen for sewer In First
from Hath 1850 street. AL interested in the
and having objections thereto ARE requested TO present the
same writing to the Contract Clerk Ut this ocs,
before Monday, January 10, 1854
T ThiAs K ( 5 Ss1Tai }croson Aausduos
A. W. CRAVEN, Do"A~.
a AnHAdnet Dannrtmant. A. 1854,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

N.Y. Y0Rk AaD CALIF0RNiA sT1AnsnR LIN1p
An yvia Nicaragua. Tho Accessory Transit Oompany q
Nicaragua, proprietorsThrough advance Of nal
only line irving through tickets, including tho IsAhnO
go tons burthsn will leave from pier No sNorsh rivs q
p NJ precisely, for Ban Juan del Norte ThurpiaE
jan connecting with the iaverte steamship PacAo, L
tons ovor the Nicaragua Transit Route havxs I1
twelve miles Of land These steamers ~
surpassed In their ventilation and atons ~
information passage Apply only 70 CHARLES ECHokK
Aren't. No. 3 No xinF Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

RUCKLxYs OPERA HOUBl, CHMlu HALL. 80
ID 1rsadway. The Preseott Heuss-Opsa every Night
by the celebrated Busksyd New Orleans Bsrenalsr the
eldest established ana most talented company in e.ss.es
being We arss = Introduce har~sny 1sc an Eshiopiaa
g.rlssaus Operas A. liswiss Al Operate chsrusss
Of labor and tacnS Busklsys esrenaders The
sa. s h9nVr q shas shs
able Style" fan Without yulgAry" Oonoclt commences
~ o'clock. Admission, - cents
BUgKlkYs, ProprietoY.
z. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Dirscto4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

~10O 00n TO NKRCHANTS-THD ADvKR.
R1OU.UUV. tser wishes 20 purchase large stock
II dry goods groceries, and hardware.
change for cash. and good security To any
having large stock OK special assorted ade th
HAuse.
MADAM vKTAULT, NO. I'll BROADWAY, UP
M stairs intending " retire frsn buas the ID
and the pube her entire Nook
osnsistnE Of olo.4, csps sewers snhroidsriss a.
kct Purchasers will and advantage call and make
choiss the goods will be ssld below Ne usual price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

(1IRcUS, 81 BOwERY-BoxEs, Is CENTS PIT. l21l
cnts reserved SEATS 90 ceatAn afternoon perform.
the Of families
brilliant and diversified in tho CIRCLE in which
full strength Of Sands great troupe will appear Perform
Anoes commence At 21a and 7 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

DEsPArcH LINE FOR San TRANCIsoo-NMHV.
- three days-.f The famous clipper ship JOHN 0ILPn
~ East river foot Of BeetmAn street. expected 9
nnsh her loading before ths 18th January Instant ~
can hAn dsomely accommodate cabin PASSENGER -
h.;s sla:, clipper made hsr last passage
senEers DESTROYS Of fast clipper have opportua e
securing the remaining berths nn sdiats AppoateS -
SUTTON CO.. "a Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

RANvARD's HOLY LAND-LAsT WEEK BUT oNE,Ar
executed Pre- ting entire land Of the Bible Open
evening Sunday included ath o'clock and Wednesday
and Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Admission rs oenta
Front seats 50 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

CTRIET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL or REcORDA.-
- Sealed proposals. viii be received y ths once until Fri
DAY 13 1884 at 2 O'clock r. NJ for setting curb
aaa stones md aagsnx V.s feet wide through
Fourth avenues epsoiheaens to be had application -
Ne Contract CLERK OF this department.
JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioners.
January = 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

CIGNoR BLITz-HoLIDAY wEEK.-CoAK AND
lsugh-An hearts are happy ~ stuyvesans Inst:ute,
$50 BroadwAy Performance afternoon and evening"
~ and IN O'clock and New Years. Day thres grand
hibitions commencing ~ II A. n, and IN Tho most
varied Entertainment Ia the city, insisting
Spr Rapping, Magic, and the Canary Birds AdEiGsion,
26 cents; ohilGren, 2k oents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

RROADwAY MxNAGnRIl AND MUSEUM, NO. Ss7
superb collection Of LGxS
exhibited In New York Including colossal Rhiaeeorcs
and the Elephant Hannibal the largest exhibited
asrr press.sh Vie isrtsme Lie. King win enter sAs
Also " be sssA. without extra charge hs real washable
BIANESl TWINS, "A e.
With ave Of their children Hours Of reception II A. H.
y Up. n, from V ana IN 70 ~ r. L. Also, ths
ae5Ial teAn Of NJ ~ lns ne man wfsnous asm1" 80,
dren under Ven. halt price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

AGSTRALIA.-PIoNEER LINE. -sKvENTY DAVE
a passage The and beautiful hrst elass mo6iI6
clipper ship ALBkRT FRANKLIN, Long eonmandss, 80
sseed fifteenth ship OF this line and SAL early IN JAasa
The A. has fully half Of her cargo alrssdg sr9ar
She viii b tted With kmersons vsntilasors beth NJ
and offers unusual inducements - shippers few nrst4
oAsaon recommended. Apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

LNoR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-UNITRD SrAryo
II Mail Lne.-The new and splendid stsAmship NAAH-
WILLIE Capt n. Berry will leave pier No. g. orth rivs
for the above port on Wednesday January At o,css
Pm precisely. For freight apply board whore all b q
lading signed. and for passage, to
sPOFFORD, TILEST6N CO., 80 Broadway.
Through tickets to Florida villa
Pilatka and Pi ,olata, $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

GARD.
0sefgs ChrsyAs known for the lAs twelve
yoa,s seaas0hon With 1thiepia. this
method Of informing hs sAds Me public that h has
formed sspartnersLip with M H. Wood, Of Minstrel Hail.
~ Broadway, 81 which place he Will appear evening"
and hopes 10 meet his friends In that magnificent and
nsdioss HAN = biz Professional eapasAy 10 hopes he
Avoysble aAa aatteng prospects, new promise No saorS
his pAxt viii 30 spared - merit Me patronage
puhNs have hsgstsfcrs accorded him. ---
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

ckO7 nm 10 LOAN, AT exvEN PER CENT ON
Do sVOO bond and Mortgage, inprovod or unim
sroveA prope, y this city Rrookyn suit app
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

EEANKLN MUsEUN, lv CHATHAM sTRxkT. aEc,
Les Proprietor above essablishmsnt 10 open evsr
afternoon, ~ O'clock and In the evening, at TX for t
purpose Of Cisssie and original rsprsentacns Of Lvis
3tAtuary BY Mue Csstnets Troupe Of Model Artists ~
seher with variety Of beautiful performances. For furih
parsioulars SOC bills Of each day. AdmssisnSea n pg
waite boxes b0 oens seats wish cushioned cha
Hk cents; boxes, IS cent?; gallery l2k osnts-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

w r rIsH; IRON LONDON TIEATEIoAL AM
from Broadway, New York Amateur psFfermaaoss atsad
Cd Win lent - he 81 psvAts pares masquseaass N
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no SOUTHERN TRAvELLERS.-fm q. D. r. srIAR
J. ship JAMESTOWN Loo cons, CapA Lewis PaEIl12
o'clock for Norfolk. Pst:rsburssnd kohmond
norfolk with the SeAboara and Roanoke Railroad ~
Raleigh, Wilmington 10. Passage fare, staseroon =
eudod:-to Norfolk $S 70 Petersburg and Mohmonl, a,
'''s''1' p' G Jul 4 fRRgZss1Nrs q Bros1v,,.
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NV 1OHk And ALABAnA bT1ANSHIP COHFAUV
steamship BLACK WARRIOR Capt. J. D. Bullock. y
s on ms receiving freight on Taqrsday January -
precey from pier foot Of Harrison street, North rivsr ~
sage sos Freight taken for New Orleans Goods conanoe
70 L. Mad Co., Mobile, viii be forwarded free Of eonn
ion Conpanys printed rates Of freight and bills Of 49,
Mav.na sss specie No frsshs received sailing
on the evening previous 70 the day Of sailing Parcs n
oeved ~ the once only Passengers for HAVANA nus6
cure . passport before leaving port
LIVINGSTON. CROoHkRoN 4 CO., 81 BrosAvanL
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No1 LIv1RPOOI-srEANsHIP ALPs, WIOKxAl
CommAnder.-This and powerful s1easeR Nm -
from the British and North American Royal Nan
Of Company Deck ~ Jersey City On Ssturdsy ~ r.
sf January 1854 Freight taken ~ reasousbIe Yst
pyN CUkARD. No. BoWIing ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

04RIHr DEPARTNRNT. NO. HALL OF RECoRDA-
0eesd prspessl. win b. rsssysd q th. once until Thur
sds lfSth Street, from Hourh Seventh avenue 10
1o and made 18TH street. from Fifth 70 Seventh avenue
eeaoaons bs haa application ~ the contract clerk
JAMES YuRBY. s,rsss oennislonsr.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07

DEcENcY AND DiGNITY OF THE Press
II is serious mistake, II not crime, iur q
newspaper 10 indulge in course viIuperalion'
A eer.ain decency of language is always due
10 i,s own dignity, even when not demanded
BY the subjec, under discussion. However
grea, may have been The wrong perpelra1ed
on The pubic, Or even however exaspera.ing
10 lhe journal i.selt, no'hing can be gained
BY low abuse. or exaggerated lnvec,ive. A
weak argument never yel gained strength
from coarse denunciauon. "A sirong one
does nourequire such aids. In no event,
therefore, can il be good policy 10 resort 70
The vocabulary B'llngsga,e. a,..ta Is.
Bul not less should sense Of dignity pre-
ven, journal from thus disgracing ilsell.--
In private lille no gentleman ever sloops to
handy biackguardism with another, no mat
tor how great the personal abuse which he
suffers, or hnW perseveriny The slanderer.--
He considers lha, he would demtan hIms' Il
By such cunduc,. lie feels that he would
only lower himself. wbhou. inluring his an
lagonis, Win, is true Of The individual il
also 1ue Of dhe Journal The columns
which aro degraded BY viiupetadon, soo'
lose character, a, least with respectable
men, This vulgar fellow whose mouth il
always full ofccarse Or filthy abuse, does
poi cfeale more DISCUS, ahcPS lbe inlelli
GEM, refined and good, Than lse pewsPapel
editor who writes like allow huckslsr.---
| PhiladslpA;a Iedger.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
NEWS ITEMS.

A FAMINE IN THE loNiAN IsLANDs---A SAP
AccoUNr.-According TO The Boston Travel.
er, private letters from ihe lonian Islands
state lha, Zan.e and CephaIonia are in mos,
deplorable condition. The failure of the
curranl crop, for two successive years, has
cut off The only supply from which the in.
habilanls Of those TWO islands. in particular,
derive their main support. The land owner
and she laborer are both suffering under
such calamity; bul il is on lhe latter that
wan. with its elicndah, horrors weighs heav.
| lily, and is crushing them to death. Their
circumscribed condition in physical as
well as in social sense, renders them
helpless in their present misfortune. ANY
work which could offer The remuneration of
Twelve cenis per day, would, under existing
circums,ances,, be hailed by thousands as
most lprupi,ious and heaven sen, boon. But
there are iro laclores to employ the callaus
tband Of lhe sturdy agriculluris,s, and il must
drop with weukpesszhy his side unl dea,h
relieves his suiferings. The Tetmf vaxo.
that might be obtained by spreading out. aud
thus rendering the intensity of suffering tess
observable, is rendere very difficult by The
liquid elemen. which locks them up in their
naive island. eb
The Zanlio,es in particular are we'll
known Throughout, Greece, as the masl in.
duslrious, active, laborious and thrifty hus-
bandmen of that parI Of the world, and y-,
even their dom also seems inevitable, and
starvation is already preying upon lha, hardy
race. During last autumn wild fruits and
herbs growing in the fields constituted their
food. bu, dreary winter has deprived them
even Vi their miserable piIlance. The lonian
Government has offered 10 many free pas
suge 10 Corfu, where The olive crop promised
W. Il lhls year. and whore they might find
employment in helping their fellow island.
ers 10 gel in their crop. This measure will
no doubt afford some relief. however small,
10 The sufferings of many Hundreds have
already avaied themselves of ii. and our
correspondent, tells US ina, The huggard fea.
lures Of hundreds OF Starving beings Of all
ages and sexes, leaving their sunny island in
search Of bread, presented picture which
drew ou, ,ears from The yes Of oil who vii.
messed it, p
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07

sal drink, and in all our visits 10 their lowns
we never saw a single person who appeared
10 have any bodily complaint A further
proof OF heahh is the facility with which
wounds heal, and sill further, Is the greaI
number of men we saw; msny Of whom,
BY the loss of,heir hair and teeth, appeared
to be very anciea,, yefnone weve decfeph,
and though not equal, lo,he young IN mus.
culur, ,sireng,hs were no, q whit behind them
10 cheerlulness aad yivaci.y,s ,s1 s5E
A SlsTeR'sl INFLUENcE= was drunk
once. said q, young man 10 us The other day,
and shall never forget Il. 10 carpphny
with several j,svial fellowsnI was induced ID
drink preiy freely. and bJ The limo | gol
home. / scarcely knew wherel was. or whal
.I-was doing was puttos bed. and how
long lay there d. NOT know; when awoke
my sister was sitting beside The bed engaged
in sewing. The momen. her eyes fell up.
on my face, she burs, into food Of tears
and wep, as il her hearl would break
Overwhelmed with shame for my conduct;
| then formed resolution thai, would never
ge, drunk again; have adhered TO is lor
some years, and mean 10 keep it,
At a recen, session of the Supreme
Courl ofIowa The liqnor law Of Sthat State
was decided to be constitutional. The de-
lendanis were indicted for selling liquor by
The glass. They plead the unconstitutional
hy Of the law. The Cuur. oyerruled all
objections and sustained The indictments.
Ia Michigan The law has also been deci'
ded in the same way by one Of the Circuit
Judges. The case of The Peopla VS.. Pat.
rick Collins involving tho question of The
validity Of The nc. prohibiting the sale and
manu(aclure of Intoxicating liquors, was
heard be(ore The Circui, Judge of Wayne
county. and the decision was as stated above
in favor OF the law. ,ls
A Maine paper says the custom Of placing
a bo,de Of liquor.in The corner stone of a pub
lie building is about To be abolished. A bro
ken boule and copy OF tho Maine law are
now used on such occasions.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
a l)fsklp 1our,,al-.=
BY a. THOMSON.
their reports, which will be soon submitted 70

iheirreporls, which will be soon submitted "a
The public. s o. T'sa y
The Stanislaus and Tolumne company,
under Lieut.. Moore, Of the Uni.ed States
army. as Engineer, NJ GODDARD. assistant,
and Major Ebbeus, as cemmandantof the
escort, has succeeded in discovering two
new passes OF The mouniains.a shofl distance
to the northwest OF The river Slanslaus. and
almost on the parallel Of latitude Of San
Francisco. One Of these passes is said 10
be ,wo,housand Zee, lower itIan the best pass
ye, discovered; The ascensionnn either side
being very slight. and d.perfec.ly practicable
for ihe construction Of railroad. The
country beyond is one which has never YET
been explored, and has been found TO be oi
very different character, from rhat which
had been supposed. f9'N
The mountains ------ running north and
south as laid down on Fremon,'s chart, run
from southwest 10 northeast. The party
succeeded in penetrating ilas far as within
about three days. journey OF Vegas De Santa
Clara. on the Virgin River, branch Of The
Colorado, and over the whole line they found
it ,o, be Of rich agricultural character. and
we'll walered and wooded. with an abundance
Of game. The party represen. .ha. there
will not be the slightest difficulty in con-
stfucling railroad over it. This would
carry the line of the road from the Mlssis.
sppi to San Francisco almost due eas, and
west. From the extreme point which The
party had reached. they discovered beau
tiful valley lying before them, extending ,c
The Virgin river, down which previous ex'
pedilons passed, leaving the track over
which the party travelled heretofore, entire
Iy. s,. rrf .F-t-.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07

M. BoDlsco, TIE RUSSIAN MINISTER
Mr.. Bodisco's dealh was premaurely an.
nounced. He died on Sunday night
From the Baltimore Times we copy the
following statements respecting him:
"Mr. Bodisco is Wallachan by birth
and first entered The public service in Russia
about fifty years ago, without (ornne, bu
endowed with some knowledge Of the French
language, and clean handwriting. lie
began in the bureau Of the Minister Of For
eign Affairs at 81. Pe,ersburgh in the loves
or twelfth class of The iSchin, or official hier.
archy, which embraces all branches Of The
public service, and died Of the third class as
a Privy Councillor. or in military valuation
as Lieutenant General.
A few years al,er his arrival here, he
married Miss Williams, Of Georgetown, q
young American lady Of remarkable beauty
By her,he leaves seven small children.
M. Bodisco was distinguished for remark.
able financial abilities. Through the llber.
ali,y Of his former patron, and Of the Rus.
sian Government, he accup'sia'rd consid.
erAbis cupnur during his long service in
Europe, which, joined 10 an intelligent
economy on his large salary here--more
Than $4,000 yeary-enabled him in this
country to carry on specula,ions on a large
scale in land and stocks. aud especially in
the loans for The Mexican War. The plop
erIy left by him must exceed half million.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-07
7 The IPaciac RaIIroad.

Las. week we published an article giving
some facts III regard 10 the Nonhefu Roh.e
10 Puget's sound. Below we give an inter.
.esIing item in reference 'othe Central Route
Lads taken from ahe San Francisco Herald,
efDecembef 10. ~ a9ps N7F'i iql basei'ia
TIE Two exploring expeditions whichwere
dispatched from this city some lime SINCE
abe one foi ihs purpose Of exploring the coas
range, aud The other The Sierra Nevada IN
abe heighbcrhobd ol ihe head walers Of ibs
Tciumns and SlanisIaus-zhaye returned
ard .. 'his time are engaged ii preparing