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Ocean Steamers, &f.

A NJ HINKLEY Co, IsTHMuS FOX
"A. wARDERs and TRANsPoRTERS AsPiSWA AL s s1d
Tansosr and through their tfa Es
ssy nn5er he Pspsms Railroad Co. and are prepared
eve fowsrd freight for California aud the West Coast Of
Goods should be consigned Apnwa whence hey viii
De ap 10 he IL at the rate
per pound from chip ship Bhs Of adns Will be returned o"
w sas ' S.6, No. 10 Broadway
Under the Panama Railroad once.
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA--SEMl-
j WEEKLY u S MAIL LTNEThe favorie and fs s gong n
IN r. on SATURDAY June n o'clock " precisely 70,
ss :!s ss sosfs . ~ o spoFSohp rfl
Broadway Through tickets Florida follows 10 Jackson
ONLY 3O.-INDEPENDENT LINE for SAN
~ FRANCISCO PANAMAI.hmus crossed IN few toursi
.y II % SoaT Pfs srRs sSSa burden y
fr Aspnw "Wednesday July at o'clock T. H. P'se'sy
nd po as isG esIh uncle SAN
Be :SG G'' ihs following applied before the 10Th 3 June:
CABIN ,taiS room berth s 50
,S seI osy 10 JAS CROSS No battery place up stairs
Fof very will be guaranteed to ane 10
san Francseo shesd Of the NeaIaeus line.
NOR SAVANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-The ne's
Il snd splendid sdewbe steamship KEYSTONE STATE GsF
nsais carrying tee S, -, s'S,e spSEp uns q a. 10
ooci A. M from the above vinc In speed and stIsnsih
sT b .hp i unsapss.ed Fare philadelphia
age 81 The STATE OF GEORGIA leaves above the follow
Ing WEDNESDAY: Agents in New Yo,k sChANIos tA a
Rooms till O'Clock Tuesdsy T. ~
EGR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &c.-
The u s. Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Csyendy Si
ns pier No 49, S3 1I so 6;f PERBUhG
MOND Norfolk about "a hour. PASSENGERS ariyins thsIe
SeabOArd and Roanoke and wilmington and
Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond $40 Storage hapee
For h apply o. h6 Sf;d S"s FFILEAs1NTs No 81 Broadway
TINHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
sTIa
MAI" FROM NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin
ss''N0 FROM RON BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin PSssee- '''''''''' '''.''.'..''''
The shire fIom Boston call at Halifax o. .
ARABIA, Capt Judkns, AMEhlCA apt bAus
PERSIA Capt RyIie, f&ttOra '7Pr snaun"N
ASIA Cent T. O. Lott CANADA, Capt stone,
AFRICA Capt. Harrison klAGAtA, 'apt LeitSh
These White Light AZ masthead Ortrh On
ssrboard bow Red on port bow ,,,, a.. ,,.
AMFRICA Boston. Wednesday, IN Jane
ASIA &. New York. ednesdly liIn lne'
sRABiA judkins New "Wednesday, h June.
CANADA. Boston etnesday 2h NY
EUROPA New York . W ednesdsy I'm July
AMERICA, Boston ~ "Wednesday lsih july
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon On board o. o., oil
The Of these ships will not be ecsn so!e oi ou
Bullion Specie JeweT Precious Stones Metals 1nes Ds
sding signed therefor and tn value thereof therein
In Of the increased cost OF coal sores nh PO'sn'
tie mice of viii he increased 80 follows
FROM NEW-YORK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage.
's'0"0 From BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage.....
sssSns Si9 b The steamer Of the ssh Jaac 5l r
The price OF passage hy steamships sailing beio-s % - WI
be at the present rates.
''' l. CUNAaD. No bgsi.hs Gree
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ALBERT II. NicoLs y, Auctioneer.
UNrppNpTORY EXECUTORS SAIE-Of the


DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE-0f the
il HOUSE and LOT No % nENRY-sT., New.York ALBERT
H. NICOLAY viii sell on TUEsDAf June % lot ~ Il o'clock
q Merchants Exchange, Nov 4 on. -.
HENRY-ST-The HOUSE and LOT o. sIoqne No % hesyst
ground situate lying being II the Wsid The Cry
NewYk Known and disn suhed Map OF the Yarn Of the
late Heudrek Rutgers BY lot Ne .!9 bounded ey ~ os NO
$50 containing breath Sue tweEyaVe l iee
and in Length each side hundred @ feet De ne eeon.
The Budugs Of Thee stoIy Frame foet
House with Badugs in tie adjoining built OF U
uuquesiiona5e. For further particulars apply 70
NCOLAY, Arcioneer No Broad s., New-Aors. AlSt1-
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y :. NAIL LINE lar CALIFORNIA via As
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

DAYs EXPRESS for NEWARK, n. LEAVES
~ ADM CO.. 80 p So ssy y.h sPS vii inc Fosw RD PAR
'ELs' COLLECT BILLS ~''' WIN MOS DAY. Proprietor
,,op rXCIIRsIONs large, we'll known, COM
and splendid esss az ~ M
LEI FOR Eseurs.9ns For srtplsr' nqrs o. sP Isse.t
enc oef Hudsn have been expressly hI.a ~n s
sufs ccors and every srtce neeesssy FOR nc
t5OK BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
The splendid .pd superior Sss@es Pay STArE eSp =" IN m
bT9 s's, oi p f. End EMPIRE STATE Be9ao
SbS s', ot Sf' H. sfS o Fer 10 he Battery
BON ,2S'1s a orsde 'Scush great dispatch BY
express si''h WM border AGENT Nc 70 and Il we,t.t
CTNDAY TRIP to NEWBUkGH and sING-SING
= landing, Youl.r Hastings, Dobb-'' Ferry Tsyt9%H sing
sing so. s, Wv The new aud splendid
THos HULsE will leave N,wYors from Pier foot Of Jys.'
viii leave Newburgh O'Clock P. NJ. .
This hscpp 81 Gse Of the HSdon and an opportunity
peIding the OF the delightful pieces On
GTA1EN ISLAND aud NEW-YORK FERRY ah ~,
.s Apt % sS R 10f .pS s staten ssIs ."S Every
ga orr n Leave foot Of "hites'i't' New i''' 7'e'
TINTED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY-oHice
su fS i UNITED STATES ExF FTF
and ali tie West cities aud principal towns;
The fie .nd IL. connecting br qeh railroads, Dquk Buffalo,
Tssas F,s Cleveland ssIdusky Columbus peinna' toa''
TIE EMPRESS LlSE %s.iPs 1. iSsgesSs.
Money Note; '9$ a cSeso spnd d'S 81
iIG D vii leave ali the named dslS &C
colpaned by spccia. vessensers aIn"ns Lave" ioA -
The Mehsa. Bankers nd 2Sei, Il h ta s5p tla
he W, i be- received No. las
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHlLA-
~ DELPHrA from pier No North RverIrvo Ines eanI
16nN y r "a to 81 soUTa 2I aMs9T
srS .h' {; 5o6s Forth FiI % Camden
!y he,sb in hs" Far g. E WAY ina IS
PECULAR MAIL LINE via a SI0NiSGl III T,n ISr
ION-Inand Route without change Of cars or deen0n 'ss
The sssIs VANDERBILT Capt Joel Stone and COMO
D1EE Cps John sa BdSn and ReSa
ys daily Sundays io f ssd ssnS.ton at O'Clock
5sR & o." '' '''''' '' ...., ,ouot,,.
end elegance The Srereneed and attentive r..
81 NOR dreet The tip more pleasantly and eSPed.
,cv reformed while passengers always rely on reaching
S si'9 om o. se% ard
d s.P Tssdsy sHS Tna ard
ssurdsy From Monday "wednesday aud Friday
lp foyS S ss' Bs.'sa
b, sccon mcdaion trains from Stonington at ] An , -,
ACCOMPANIES the steamboat trains TO and rom
Boston. ,,.,, iir. nav h.
made AZ Ps No r. olSs. No 10 bsitesypleee
NrEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT,
"a SEw5khsE p Win M 'aS
LIZ IS ~ fS"T loot u
"a sI Pb sse Ri. at H. and NJ and II and
second class in " *im Al and % & S
Inc Tkieh caves At p 1sn cou,ndts through
Toash itch cold for Bs more Washington Norfolk weden
Wilmington and Charleston 10 ~ the asoye Iia ppse
viii bsssss the IS es before the train. leave
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.-
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ALerRT II. NtCoLAy, AuctiouecL =,
DUSTIC FURNITURE ut AUCTION.-A. Ill.
HI NICOLAY Co. viii sell a. auction It'll DAN yuIe
~ at O'Clock the Sslesgoofn Nc Wast sect variety OF
Rsste Furniture io the decoration Of Pak gardens &C. BY 80
cedar VIA
w Of the beautiful and dcsgus Gen
sen bssag grounds decorate viii md o ~ Il eresi 90 @
,,eSs ,tis ct,-e,funity A H. NiCOLAY,
'''f'1" = SfNTXfNfCH,
W. X. BREWSTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-17

GEONbE IL fEohAfi,
GREAT WESTERN NAIL RoUTE;mSIXTY
NTIiF MIcHiGAS SOUTHERN AND NoRTHERS INDIANA
fh M t ssyt III, i p%ps n S's
, liz & pns saehs at csvend and
rs VIZ G sb po Rock iSd RIRobs ho
s came Dye h1i o Ss Diy f hHs 'i NhSs Cape
Mile; ENTIRE, Cap. Mitchell; KEYSTONE STATE Cap.
H Da 3p SE From s'B uFf1I6 DIRECT TO
y ' W s :sSe. B s' MSaday, and rha
s 90. ssy; SosTE&Ss . .SRASA PA
0ar he shove splendid siesHels yin leave tho NJ s. R. r.
IVA s?s.S si,hesi liPdlss i hoal ~ss.
PaI dct To Chicago in hours arriving ne' evening -ef
Rlpnins TINE from SesYok to Busao. hour,
h.nHns ue tenn Sg4.lo to Monroe es ...'.d s so
hours
crree,ins chiesso with Of Low Pressure steam
TO 2 a. cas sas i ss e 1s ~i'D fifo
59s K,sI Lse Ct 1e,1i9'; PissiPPI
o. Rock Island with regular line Of steamers for all
POI % iSi. Eot ils Massos AID is Grea. Wess
Tie Aaeean LAse Shore Railroads roi Bsfalo AID DlnAA
Of R.roads a The Atlantic se.bosd 10 he Valley q the
Nissi..ip e,
E Es5SS. lime lime % 90 81 feu. So 'S
Eei,E DAILY Te4i3'ss y Rsl.s.d = de We,
Ius TTsysler s6ppe- grnee hst other
LSs sin 1.f ,s ArsSh o Sss York win of
oys q 5y T5 en- Sc . '1f sa f Is. s pa i1a'
srd Erie Buffalo and New York City RIeads via Buffalo,
Pc - Lie stsaLh1ats. Hudson River Harlem and NcE
Yoit Cerlal RailIoa i-. ia Albany and Bgdllo
For sny fT.Lr TLTo "a kcs FREIGHT, apply Il
he Corpau,. Ofe- No 100 Broadway corner Of Deys,, New
W. 10 JOHN r. PORTER General AGENT,
L ?. DUSTOS Ticket Agent
NlEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.-
~ 1854 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. l&+
IRAN. ,.oS YosKSor N s "a
AN n q A NJ and an SIS ?. " .he r NJ train 10
Ftrres. 70 Greenwich Expre.s 4 u 3 and NJ The VI
Stamford Bridgeport: tie I'm a. safSt,fd
S1fwak ard Bridgeport; PM. train = STANFORD
For .nd SorwkSpe- ston trains ~
snG " for Aors ala nd lJ IN ard iS' : IL Tor
Port ChssfeT M .- -.
g 4 ~ sndfPN D.rc and Sup &, Springfield
fos tonnscf.u River vermont Railroads and Aontrsa-Express
Al Dine a. SuIins I'd.
For On train the New Hsye- Hartford and spnus
~ .C1d-Ai H. - N. and Pm
Tor Ceraf Rrilrost-As6 An. and llS0 4 VI
Tor S@g Lo1 1on R4lr1scExT-ess ~ y %
Lcrton Norwich stcrrgton sni Prsts-e snc r. v %
Se~-l only.
Fc7 Hor.l,ouss Ralros1-F1pF,ss 81 3 A 100
Sor Ns1gstuck Rslrose-Exrress a. , A 81 anhS r IL
fc DurIy ard htEsak RAJ roac-Aeccilli0isA q 80
q A. NJ and EnyTes 40 p. NJ.
TEAMS - NEs YosKfron New HaTeH-Accoui ,cdson q:
IS lllsAM, and 80 N EIPFess az 30 An, oud
Prom NsrsE and Per. Che.,.s-spe4 Accommodation
hou rcrwass6A n; from Pert Che.;er a. 3ss A W. and y
%. srse ia q ADVERTISEMENT the soL he-es asd Hoe
We flssf ard surt. Ct-cc. 70 ~ aaLi q View 1cIs
.s.S = . sl.'. -.l--- 80. 'sT nsist
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TIyUE FOUR Me ID l. s.
The Worlds Fair in London,
Our Institute here,
Uncle Sans Crystal Pescs,
Ard Belgium, appear,
To bear witness for Lyon
Whose Powder and PHI
All insecfs all vefTnin,
Infallftly Hill
See the national medals
Twas something before
To obtain u such emblem
But Lyon hes four
Beware Of ccunerfes See that LYONS signature the
label Principal Depot No 424 Broadway.
XEAsT POWDER.-B T. BABBrrr is the orig
i NAL inventor of the CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER, which
nd Nos as and 20 Wahinso New
yb In Gin cans purchase ss,nd that they hss
With the above name on
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Clothing.

WIN T. JENNINGS & Co.-Dealers in First
w Quality Resdy.usde Clothing. No and bAhOhAh-sr'
prrose Aston House.
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- UPkENE COtEI.-in the matter OF the aPPn.a,
- the Mayor Aldermen and CommonstY o. ne
relative the OPEN 10 EIGHTY ~.
The Esh-averue the Hudson River In 70" IN.
Yor-Puruant 10 such made sne herebv
Mayer Commcrslfy g TIE c OF Court OF the
intend apply % me ~ ia az tho
STATE Of NewYotk Special o; sao IT Al ID 1854
Saturday the st esy m ,hs,eser
lie ming OF lie Court tss DAY soJ cf Es,sste
"a k.fs,ceut In he entities 4 ths OPENING Of
1850 - - p-aveusnt hereby 1:esass' ..nae ~ ,is 49,
EIGHTY STREET on Ss ea on the mao on Clan on
h :, 60 81 New. I>a os .,..,,. a. -
aid city and By improve
PIE OF tne xDx streets ana hs@s iL ,n Wy on
touching the ~, tsss passed April 1877 And that
the said CSuf the matter Of the application Of the
made ava Conlor,y .; the City Of New York, ses
Mayor psrs Of Eighty hiFdsrees from the
70 the he River. not opened toe City Of
fnh Ssfsd May S4 that the lands r-qrired for
Of libby r. the Eighth 70 the
dc p,sr included proceeding under the Com
srd the title Of proceedings be changed accord
DATED New Yoik June TO- 1854 ROBERT j. DILLON.
"ts,}Is ri Counsel 70 the Corporation.
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the Appca-
- iou Mayer Aldermen and Coamcnsy q the City
Nev-YoIk. relative the OPENING % ElGHTYF.FTH
NOTICE hereby gwen That the charges and
cured by reason proceedings tbs above ented matter
VII he taxed By clerk Of the Supreme Court bic ohee
tv Han OF the City New York SATURDAY tie lfL DAY
OF Irns lssi a. ocock, A M-New York, May y, IA
ES$ssTSs y stoTffn. {yce~A.son..
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YI,IJF NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAILsTEAMERs.- shFs composing ias Inc
the fllo~iIg r.c,y,c -. u.
ATLANTIC. Capt West fA1IrtS O'pt 80.
ARCTIC. Capt Luce ..,.-, nALlISt N-f NoA''~A
Ties. shs u by contact eHPssJ 70. 17se --
hi, 10 l. sure strength aud speed ADD Their
~, uns1uaied elegance aud comfort Pe % 30
- Yok 20 Liverpool fcass cabin Sl- IN 'eeonc
a. so euve extra s-ie-ruons 49, iva Il ei
poo 10 Yok ard - An erTsrieneei surgeon tea
u Zach shin No berth secured E-tl Psid Tor
For fetk. al passage apply 20
TpWD X COLLINS Co. No. 80 Wal e., y Y
BROWN SMILEY L Co, Llserpoo.
IOHS NUSROE 4 CO. Rue Note n.n-e 4cs s'et.fie-
r.-r Or GEO II. DRAPER, iiAvfe
ne e~rss Il ttsse sis vii e Eceoania3e tf fd
fulon Nee ewsry yf.elc-s ffofes o. MEAS. Hn's' ~
..g'.r AID b ~ '-"'t
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NrEWYORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT


- NEW-YORK, EASTON SOMER!ILLE, &c:
ARRANGEMENT, CONVINCING APRIL TO- 1913
I,,ve New York for Es.tcn &C. A. NJ Il NJ, and NJ
Leave New York Scmeryiie twey) stoP: NJ =, =
Py steamers RED JACKET aud WfOMlSG, rom per 70 .
M Ezabethtown with trains oy Ne"Jfsey hs
u I'd from Cour,lsndtst. Returning VIII eavs
P irturg (oppcte Essonl 6l5 and 1890 A. ~ snd r
60. Tgille way al 6.J0 \. VI - ~..,, ,,,o,
ELILABETHPORT AND NEW-fOkk:
Lease New YoIk AID lo.l5 \. NJ, IL NJ, and r "
Leave Ezsbethport al 7t5 and D. p NJ ~ and r "
GEORGE H. PEUH.N, Superintendent
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r. rxorSEtN ~ "a rENra MAEn-@ AS CelE \ SvsN
- rsss,,,N ~ 81 rNE>rAN. isar ~ 4 Ss'eA A. tee
NscSss ~, Asagv Ne'k A. leis epSsiie NnfN t~'N
.aass1 Sssscn. Ssscs NsfN. All tN'ae lsS $50,
800 tnks Nrvssal. g. NH Sssh, hNt sou a' ''.t
- - hls, An its Wstr uoa' ~ 'Ac to" ~, ~.
- ~ ~ ~sesSft, ~ tss tccr - ~ ~ sac N
zee .ss~ssss 80 tayse,egsais sses' nsS' u. -. 49,
sttfNa R. So clf 30 0, ef sfW y NO."
- - ,ts,, ~, a - az NJ RVokSg The Nre,en
.-vt.i 49, sen nlass wsN =" ~ "a, - -.
,,ifass Nitaa h,NN 1ae ksf"'S Nv
- ~ scrs ~ sirees Az q. s'soS t 80 ,.,,c
- 49, v>.,s vsrt.l A. SO Tie Cans. fn p cNu'"'v
- .,rvs III Ae Il. .lgs Ssea t,r De 'rsnsr
sN.~t, a. hss hesst ~ % s tvuaine isSn Wv
-. Il, c,rarctre ihe chtr ash'c ~
,~~s - e-s arS pssStsr tes rtfs srt eii svls
~ - ~ 80 ~ ~ (92S
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highly ior Coughs Colds Bleeding Of
the Lungs sc be had his late residence, No l65 ots-
NewYok and OF Dr. WILLIAM J. OLLIFFE. Druggist No s
BoweTy. Also o. BRICE, No = Jsmesst, ol.yn Ah0 As
msdy for ST VIrUS'S DANCE.
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Nalss b Mutton.
A ~ Nssw,s, AveeseesN a.,
my aANas, hsorisEk \ Ca Ifs'e ss'e'
psee~* SNss ~ 'SSSw.yosx tsAes sMs,

A a Nesww, AseecvssN . -,
my pANas, nsotiiEk \ Ca Trade sales
tsssN~1 SNssa 'SSw.ycsS. tsAes sMs,,
my 'ISe STAStS>ssS siNyeelNtersly
hEs ,ss,ss As mn tSasssSrS,yss w "VV r.
TX .s.v AN Ny - vs-etsAe eeset esa tssss
rK,s} ,lN theAef N Nsvav ~ er'N dsea
sr.ss ,..A,v y rst,t a' r>fselAss ~ .he rtir,iNs
49, " Ns,es ,NsN ~, tA ~ @eae ~ wh" "sN
- - r~-.
ny err W, lord GO, NJ, $40 Nsesdws az y, re
,>,ss{sNiftSs ~ " ASs.e, ,s,s,s ,..,.
i>NfkNSiNE SAlE OF MCn sud NALN AH .,.r
u wV,astN>tr Nt'x>tstRr kvSStb " WtStNws.
A~s.sss vSs gses ~ ' s'ss'"s sesS sl NSe.s
sss~,,.. A,,eSs ~ NN>pAN MoENtNc teys !, - s., NV
sN,A FsvSN a Ne - uNsN veeA @h't X sss,sriss,,,
..sstssss ~ sNeNv tese, vNvyN eNt -, ~ h, e,s
~ ~ess, ,yss,s,. rt'N ~. ssss esl asrs.,
49, sSvss rss,es.st svese s's'e =, $500 In r., ~
,.s.ss 81 WAkA tAeN 80 ~, w ,.,,, ~,
-, az I'D. "A ~ Cssrss lAsessA ~ h n,,,,
~ xssvsS- rgrS NN 'ssA ~, "a Nvs N,vSs SsNe.
- Els Ss5r.s, ~ SSsg .s t,r Nsne, 's, ,et ss ,,
- - s~,s NRte fVrt Nt,sfsel Nv sNN NeeCtp
- \. -, - aa ,'ssl NtahtydrtvS 'titss sNN NNn
Sssss ~ ,Ss,~ "a fssNs,Ns0 yl>Ns wa neme% %
sr ~ r..stSas NJ OSvesA NIB kefc"VN snd N.Nes
- - r,eEslNi Eeseeo@ eaI NsA<srN tNNeh "SS
= = = ~, Nslt's Isf Neve trt NttAs'ds ~ Ne."
sSs (l.e Nsitrs Nsas ~ Nese ts'Nsr :" sNS'N Ss
- ~ - ,N. News, kNywes@ Mae,fshN .aS Walnut
49,. - x,ltis. Sessr thos NNsi Seis, hcA Nsses
x.>ss.s> Wsssi sr5 Neltase che VIII As SnsHiN OF
N--s II ls.r wv. NNirssNR 80 ctaf Nnt fe - "sss
- a. R.>s.sast tN sht Netslsees A. h'ase Ner~
roass~sst' ie sNls>N ga - ''''e
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- SOTICF.-CHEAP EXCUR SfON-fsre 81 cents ~ ,nd
.fer April 10 ls5i the will leave follows ant ,aaef
e N.uderbrs Landing Staten Island every hon rom
ga NJ "a NJ Leave foot o: "hitehsst New iot' 7'eI
torns NJ % NJ
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Affairs In Washington.
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Ledger

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Ledger.l
WASHINGTON, March 20 1854
The Gadsdes Treaty in Secret Sessi0n-Genera Shields
Speech-HiStoryof The Treaty
Inc Sadden treaty was again up in secret session. and
Gen Shields concluded his speech upon it, He opposed
the treaty throughout and showed especially that in the
present condition of Europe it would be folly to depete
the treasury for the purpose of strengthening the hands
of Mexico II is well known that million of the
fifteen millions which Santa Is receive under the
troops munitions of and officers wherewith to
put the Mexican army on respectable war footing and
this is by no means strong nducement to ratify the
treaty Again. Mr.. Soule has received instructions to
demand peremptorily from SPAIN and in
of refusal TO home and although the withdrawal of
Minister is yet equivalent TO declaration of war
yet would be mprudcnt while questions Of this nature
pending TO lay out twenty million Of dollars for what
is literally nothing but right of way to the Pacific
That the territory coded to Mexico in the treaty Is with
the exception Of small strip Of land worthless has
been proved 10 the entire satisfaction Of than
third of ell the Senator's present.
The history Of the treaty il to light in the
Senate would IL were known excite both establishment
and laughter There were at least four parties to it,
to witThe administration in part only represented
Santa Anna the friends of the Garay grant and the
friends Of the Soo grant, besides sundry private at
taches to Santa Anna and to various American compa
MES Some articles of the treaty furnished by out
siders some by insiders in Mexico furnished
tons that have been sregarded are those which
verbally by messengers omWashngton the only instruc
were furnished in writing No wonder that under these
circumstances the treaty known to private parties
in New York and Washington fortnight than it
known TO the government and that copies of it. at
least the essential points Of the treaty published
while the official organ here in Washington denied the
very existence of the treaty The Union right,
far il acquainted with the facts but il did not
know ell the ia cts and the Secretary of State not
any wiser in that respect than the Union; and my
opinion stands firm that neither Governor Marcy Mr.
Guthrie third member OF the Cabinet could name,
much about the ratification Of the treaty Indeed
doubt whether more than two members of the Cabinet
are in It's favor but these, inclined to think
the controlling minds Of the administration
WASHINGTON, March % 1854
English fftendsfntsireg Nth Me Presideat-Their Mis-.
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Captain JOHN CAPRoN, old citizen Of Norfolk Va
died in that city the 18th inst in the Gath year Of his
age. The deceased soldier during the war of
1872 and for many years the accomplished and popular
commander Of the Independent Volunteers of Norfolk
He Inspector General of Lumber for that city at the
time of his death.
WIN. WALLACE DAVIS, ESQ., editor of the Norfolk
Courier accompanied ladies to church on Sunday
evening and on returning with them TO their home.
after the services, attacked with ft from which
he was unable TO rally and died Monday evening,
Goth inst.
Died at Paris, Jan. 30, CHARLOTTE A. TBACKKRAY rect
OF John Richie ESQ., late merchant, Baltimore U. s.,
and London.) and aunt Of William NJ Thackeray ESQ.
author Of vanity Fair, }" "Pcndennis," &c
An interesting young lady, the only surviving daughter
of the Hon. j. b. westcott, Ex-senator from Florida
died on the 23d inst at the National Hotel Washing
ton, of pneumonia, after an Illness of two weeks,
a. German women Iec tedlniy in Newark NJ H.
Wv age of 121 years. She came from Germany
,wo years since, being then no.
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The Dunkirk Journal says Henry w. Perkins late
merchant OF Fredona reported TO have been robbed
Ola O0O al Hornclsvlle short time since has been
rested on warrant issued behalf OF his creditors and
has been for some days examination at Fredonia be-
fore Hon. Abner Lewis.
Augustus b. Prior tried during the present term of
the Court for the murder of Matthew Patton, Of Ham
burg, (says the EdgeHed Adurtiser) has been found
guilty Prior is printer. Patton was cotton buyer in
Hsmburg
The Boston Transcript is informed that contributions
in aid Of the Franklin monument coming in rapidly
and that there every prospect that the whole
qured CO.'S, 000,) win be raised in a short time.
George W. Burt convicted at the May term Of Mercer
county IN. J) court 1862 Of attempted rape upon
Anna APPLICABLE and sentenced to the State prison for
Eve years has been released from imprisonment by the
court Of pardons.