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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21
3nsnrGnre Gompanles.

ARE YOU INSURED
n RUTGERS FIRE INsgRA ScE COMPANY,
CASH CAPITAL S2OO,OOO.
Al paid IN md securely Invested Once No. 10
Tn nsares Buildings Merchandise Furniture and
sr property san,t o, daage By Fe All loses paid within
P1Bs EERy sgsye g2 K 5ARKEG Fgs.d3.
DEOPLEs FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of
the CITY Of NEW YORK.-Ofeo' No l75 Cana-st- Peo-
P P,o Ssh1 ebes insured loss damage By FIRE on favor
able terms.
Jeremiah Terben Gideon De Angels, Chs. 7 Pierson,
Freeman Campbell lanes lanes Br9gwer W WI Wii.oa,
John Y tf~ S Es M.ss s A ; ds
Henry TeTbel Lyman Chapn, Ih0nas " i.larns
RiebsIa variek Charles crane Mortimer Brown,
VIM. washbum, Georgs Warner, Hlism Mof
coTDsss Stephens yer;ophes eyer A.. S ss,SI.
Gsyoid B Habbei George D tr.Fn. -.
WI UxprRHiLL Secretary
Applications by post promptly attended TO
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
This Company having tber apsl sJ ooPsid cash and
securely need prepared to insure los. and dsnSgs oy
The charter Of th COMPANY provides that
the prof are 70 be divided a5ns t aared scrip
Sesns ws s9IP 70 e ~ m s "s''
John A C. Gray James Warren George 7. Adee
William Il Russell MoTime " Hamilton John j. Asiof j.
Augustus c Downing DenninF Duer Frederick A Delano,
GszawGy b Lamar, John Steward Jr, James c. Bell,
George " Riggs Edward C. Center Daniel Drake Smith,
Wm Butler Duncan. Josiah Cakes Frederick O. Foster,
Charles II RESELL. Joseph Gaillard Jr. Peleg Hall,
Isaac Townsend James ~ Waterbury, Robert ) Hone
J. Y. Giraud Foster, George Curtis
DUNCAN r. CURRY, Secretary ROBERT HONE PRECEDENT
UNHE COLONIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of SCOTLAND established Aug 1916 resstesed and en-
20" 0n''' 0''''t GA4f i' +3.5ooOo6. '
Established IN the
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
By Registration and Deposit Securities sccoriance with the
Lava ofthe Legislature Of The STATE Of Ne~-Ycrk
NETWORK
Oitee, No. 237 Broadway.
DIRECTORS
THE HON LUTHER BRADlSB, Chairman.
WILLIAM e. PIcKERsGILL Esq".,......Bsnkef.
RICHARD IRWIN, Esl .NerchanL
WATTS SIBERIAN Esq ...ss........... BANKER
THOMAS TILEsToN Esq,..............Pre Phenr Sank
HENRY a. COR, fsl. saiercnhut
NATHANIEL 1HAYEE, Esq BANKER, Boston
ERAsTUs CORNING Esl...........s...... Albany
o..
JAMES WaDswORIH ESQ., OF deneee, Liyinsston Co. n T.
PRESIDENT.
q A THOMSON Fellow Institute Of AcuAgies, London
JOSEPH BLUNT, Counsel
MEDICAL ADVISERS,
JOHN 2. METCALFE, N. D. aud JOHN o STONE NJ d.
Detailed prospectU Of proposal and ntormzon
nav BE obtained N application a he Conpaays Office.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
g. A THOMSON, President of the Co. In New-York.
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The undersigned in accepting the propetorhp Of Dr. James
any Medicines would respectfully state 20 ss pus
lie his profession Dispensing Chemist for nearly hffeer
year during which time he has been actively connected With
the best pharmaceutical establishments this nty no has had
and prepare the prescriptions Of the mst
eminent physicians whom be would Dr. Mott Dr.
Parker DR. FTsncs Dr. Cheesemsn Dr. Reese Dr. Whaser Dr.
others the City The
pernce tus acquired enables him discriminate with conhdencs
bewe fisgote eaes COMBINED SCIENTIFICALLY 70 se
action In with their highest ther
p.ucs and the Inaccurate mixtures u quacterg and
wherein ledge combining them
he best ingredients ueutrsze and destroy each other result
highly injurious and contrary Intended design It's
therefore, he tses that the prescription. Of Dr.
James seCutoc only composed Of most valuable asd
habtusly best practitioners
the the several diseases for which they intended
they combined In such proportions 10 relation to
their chemical and medicinal efsc the saumen o.
the Of their and efficiency la conaop
viii only add for himself thath refer with confidence his
bis the pubs that these
his hands viii be FAITHFULLY 10 accord
<iih the prescriptions Of thsh distinguished originator
ALEX CUsHMAN,
Graduate and Tzstes
Of Tie Nee- YORK coaeg: Of Pt1,HEas.
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- plaintiff against LEWIS PAGE and NELsVs wOoDFoA11
10 the COMPLIANT ia this which dsd In the OFFS
Clerk ofCateTausu the 9Th day Of S0yemb
far3 a Of AZ Office,
Gowsndu County within twenty days sfer the sera
hereof exclusive the Of such service and you fsb
the complaint Aforesaid the plaintiff will take Judgment
the ssventyeyen dollars and 10 with ints
from the 18th Of 1853 besides tne Oh
Dated Nov o 1855 c. TORRANCE, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Jai4 law6wS Oowandn. Cattarsngus County, " 7
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NEW-YORK sUPREME C0uRT-DANlEL D.
NrTw.YoFK SUPREME COURT-PETER Ne

~ FUS against ELIJAH G. HARRIS summons for money
demcud served To the Defendant los
hereby and required the complaint IN tina
action which oce CLERK the City and COun
The City Han In said city and % copy q
he said the suhscrbcr az their Of
No l6l BToaaw IN the Cy Of NewHotki within twenty
The service Of this exclusive OF the day
ofuoh ryicei and the said complaint within
The time Aforesaid panin 10 this action will take judgment
Won three hundred aud olo dollars
with interest the eighth day Of December one thou
DstsS bee ~ i853 LAPAUGH & ANDREWS
II IswgUSaf Plaintiffs Attorneys
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'OR s1yAYNAH-FARE REDUCED.-TKe

and splendid side wheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE,
Capt Harde carrying the Uniled sa.eI Mall s leave Ph4
delphiA for Ssyannah WEDNESDAY. Jan - e 10 o'clock
NJ from The wharf above Vine In speed End strenSA srd
for the context and OF
this ship unEurpad Fare from Philadelphia $) StssrAs -
The STAT OF GEORGIA leaves a.Above the following WEDES
DAY. Phiadepis. HERON MARTIN 10 5i North
wharrsss IN SarAnnah. @ A I. LAAAR.
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miscellaneous

Alleeell1neouS
A FEW MORE LEFT of those CHOICE FRESH
IA PEACHES Ret a perfectly their natural flavor and color
appreciate the luscious Peach of September have
ces Ger esnss at 10 Il Fulton Nos rs aud si5 Brodwsy
No 52 BOwery No $50 Hndson Nos 6 $50 aad s 4h iad
No 6thav In Brook at No 81 ckfst; No n Fulton st.
No 20 washinons' Nos 50 and so Atlantic st. and cor Henry
and cor and Jsessts In Wamsburgh South 7th
WELLS PRovOsr
Nos 2l5 and 2l7 Front st
Nj HINKLEY, Forwarding snd Commission
IA Merchant Aspnwsll n O.
DRONZE FIGURES.-Parisan Bronze Figures
ID manufactured BY the Subscriber at y cent les than they
be imported The trade viii De supplied on liberal terms rug
description and architecture decoration for budug
"''s 70 ''O'' - 1' - G GILBERT No. ZIG Pearls.
LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors of Churches and
II Public Buildine for Vesbules Halls saofea
DinngRoous HtaTth N Dwellings These Tiles OF al
variety patterns and hard and and
Also Gsrnirl suited to every style Of
and recommended in DOnns work country houses and By
MILLER Coates a YOULE No g70 PeaEls.
ZINE TEAS, of the latest importation, and Coffee,
psaIs Family Groceries a their variety sad
FOWLER Nos go Greenwich Murray, and 50 Greenwich
corner NesirysL
CUANO-The undersigned Agents of the Peruvian
49, s,te, inform T be sus tbs in os-,.Ses OF odr, re
es ed from said Government the price Glano has been advanced
ANY charges imposed by the law. Of the d5ersnt States
into winch jay jay + & = B ss p sns PsRoSaER
CUANo-The Subscriber has full supply OF No
" L Peruvian Gasno THEODORE w RILEY 1! soatA-st
MADAM MORROW is, without exception, the
WI os wonderful Aoogit in the world that has been
known She s the seventh Ssnhisr OF seventh and
tel BY future and AL Of life regard health
NeeL "Ne e IP ~ .i -. "a 81 - 81 -
tended absent friends which tOuhsd thOesand
during her travels through Europe No % SrO0ns@t between
Cannon and Columbia Gentlemen not admitted
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TOILET and FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST :
For sale recipes for the afaetgre invslu,a ~ n,
the above department. Of domestic eeouOy Apply 70 HAN
A NJ -
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CUpREME COURT.-In the matter of the applies

kNIFKEME LUUHI,--In Tnt fnatItT OF the aDpNct
y Mayor Aldermen and Commo1Glty Of tho City
" Aqueduc Board of aad city relsse
the acquiring Of lands for Reservoir Ia the said city Desee
sGs and the 5h aud 7tbays Ia The said city To-
Aldermen Coumonslty Of the City Of NeWYork
the Aqueduct Department Of d city pruant the S
entitled IA Acc facilitate the acquisition Of lands for
10 the City Of NesYOrk" pared June t 1853 thrs
fhs beE present hereby notice b the leses
ties and respectively entitled unto or the lts
heedfaseD.s srd premises hereinafter ntonod
aescrbd that they will sPpy The supreme cOur Of the ss
New York General Tenn Of the sad Court 20 be held -
City Hall OF the City Of NewYork FRIDAY the lsh ds ~
February 1884 ct the opening Of the Court that day ss
Counsel heard for appointment q mrs
Commissioners Of Appraisal In the above entitled matter TO e
10 Of the parties and persons asfesss
and equitable compensation for taking all thOse nda tea
bereSHaents and premises lie hetween seth and
and the 5A and 7th said city aud which the said C0
Aquedue Boae deem advable 70 be acquired M the pgfps
constructing Reservoir IN the City Of NesYork whn sa
lands and es are ad out ON tie % or plan Of said city or
der b. suiited relative 70 Improve
10 the City Of NeYork. and for Other pgfpo5 Psee
April g. 1907 ROBERT J. plLLoN.,
Counsel 70 the CORPORATION and tie Groom Aqued1ct bosf
Dated New-York Jan 8, 1854 goDlVr
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stsau,bcais anS Railroads..

CRFAT WESTERN NAIL ROUTE.-SlAIf
" NILEs DISTANCE sAvE0-AlcBl1AS sDsA az
RAfLECAD LINE The RErgsi s2tn % tae f--'NQf
Rvsr Eurrus time fa = Lol 81 hour -, - 49,.
Pstserrsrs lefve Sr9Yr b. DC NENlchA A.. ~
hlISON RINER RAILROADS. AZ geleeA a AZ
6clcck P. NJ arriving eEe-lE = Dnnsrs - oliA-
A. cenEelsI- STA LiSi hl-st ~ ..asos aAifS -
de LAKE SHORE RAILROAD AID Ihc.ss nexs sseds
y occet shers eOmEade nights res gsy = oe,s,1s "a
proceed a sock m5nng By the 1lClGO AND kOCh
ISLAND RAILzOAD for IA sale Bi3o-HErn, Springfield, A.
ard 81 Louis, al he way b RAILROAD Ao coaneef
fkicsru vth ~ CHICAGO md GALENA Rail
Road foE Roefioro- Freeport Gaisns nd Dubuque-
Passengers tbs re The privilege Of s-0prinE Pgls
al 70
tn ard gezsos delays ocAsoEed By Low ~ATEE-
y ~ other
0rThrouh Tickets further nfJrus1n apply the CON
paay's Crlcs No 80 tE0a1Eay OF Dey-st-t
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CAvANNAH sTEAMsHIPSU. S. NAIL LINE

Tor CHARLESTON and FL0RIDA-U s MAIL
LlNEThe splendid sad fAvore steamship MARION Capt
w Foster VIII leave for the sbsxe port SATURDAY Jan D.
SOcloek precisely from Pier No Soh River For exst
passage apply % sPofFoaD TILEsToS Co. Nc % Bosl
md Picosts fS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

Il nus COUNTY COIkI---C 9unt{ on , NHYS.-
IN HrGW KR rLY sgr MARY ANN DANliNBk fN t'nfT
parlirfou md a. az fe hs eie Mly osrioSoa -,
D., nstan srd Ah-h ssro.e, d. To ~ ~ ~
TONrrf CfrApIOrT- pARLIN1TON 8 wife You err hereby
suuor,t auc rCcuir g. the com in a IN hch
vs. b. H. cs o ths rk The CenlY OF AiuE e his Of
ice City Hall In Che C 81 rookNn GA te teatn day Of
Novrrr le ar o. answer % tn SID com
M . On the sncaer st oce NJ Nans, 10 The Al Of
NeNof within DAYS efcr service Of ths summons
Won sye Of service ami n fli @
line coz, snt within ,me aosll he plaintiff In this aciOn
viii arav 10 The e ieme icd 10 fhs d'an
psfao Jsrusry .lE4 JOHN ApCAhlLL Pres Ary.
jgl lawdws No Niessn 81 N n
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QUAssNcX BANK, NEwsyRGn. Jan. II. 1851
AT MEETlNG of the BOARD of DIRECTIONS

A II held TINS unanInOntTV
Reored That the Capital Of Ibis increased to
thousand shares Of twenty each early practicable aad
scrpOn book for that puose be opened the Banking
room On the fl st day OF March uost.
Shareholders exiting said hs day ssTeby
notified that they will be entitled to the stock pro for
from that date ard portion shall have been
taken BY them during that tine will be sold az public auction the
Orange Hotel in The village Of Newburgh Monday 49,
1854 BY order j. w WEED Cashier
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C-uuv o. NeYok notice hereby vsn CO al pefsons hsyas
= , .,eer MAR6tRET HALBERt ATE o. he Civ O. Nes-
Yk deceased to rgc,a, he same with vouchers thereof tho
f-'- BIZ 6..r No 50 Oft. D fie CRY Of NraYlrk.
on ok lelore tie OF NAY nezt-D-ee SeslolS t ga
49, ,..r.b'r ifN LEWIS WArNtS.
- -..g,-ss Exccafor
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TN PURSUANCE OF an order 0t the Surrogate OF tho
rfv ct Neic-k hereby given 70 al pcrsous hav
nr sFaiar ILLfAt H. r. FENi lie oi The 1y q NsS-
q tu 90 vouchers t1creof To- 10
sr sf rfs ercc No f Chiricssf In ne Cay 81 Nes-
w. ~ o b. .ore te M day OF febru,v Died Ncwhofk,
= n b., III Islr f,l3 HlLAH p PENrZ Alnfs
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NEW.YORK 10 MONTREAL. Oglensburgh. b

~ ugton s. Johnsbury, Beilows Falls Rutland Waisot
White River Wells River Montpelier, 81 Adams aud R0us
poirt Ticket Offices New Haven Railroad Broadway ana
Canal and 2sth and h-sv Express trains, A n and P n
Be -rsge checked through For fire. rlt apply
FRANIIs HYDE Amt l5l sllth-st
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~ Trains nov run through Wns,ed leaving the arrival Of
tn apd n from NsE-Yofk Freight takeu for
NiIHesd and intermediate stations.
PHILO HURD, Superintendent.
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lFVI "
~ order Of the Cour, Of Common Pies. for b cy sd
uf Atwiork uad- 1gTf-snfh d. Dcceie d. SA
MilDtsR WALAsR At u Boen bar ~ o. hs~tefk ~
cVy assigned Die hoth lua Flspcs "a - AS
IN o. whaitv The rlF 81 f9rreiar Al par
ans ndeft % hi y eAra y hoiias pro
rtfE ~ -siaftefs q property tJ r1x rcltai sclri
y et'f = - - ,ste 20 Gall ny of - oWs
ESQ tf OF Nfw lgl tft srffs OBJ III h0r fit7 Al
rayuca' O. HIM or % isV ether psa 20 isa. $50 a q
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - Leave Brooklyn
for GreeuPo At 10 or Hampstead 70 ~ 2 " and
IS and for Farmngdale, 10 81 andS IS p. VI torJi
10 A. NJ Y and IS and $40 P. VI. For Brooklyn:
leave Greeuro-t 10 Farnn gdae % NJ and u s. z NJ
HemTstead 755 NJ l8 and $50 p NJ leave jliiica
IS AID ASA and 2lj and IS NJ Ga Saturday Evening
he Fcsungdae train will Tqhank and eage there i1T
Broo lyu or Monday moruius
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PURSUANCE Of I'M onIeT ~ ,le Sg-rog,te Of ths

Countr Of NewfoIk notice hereby svoa 20 u, having
c,ir-s sran JONATHAN b. MiLLEA r ~ C..y o. Nes.
orb rrrehsrr prfser ih ve ~. herecf
70 ~ ,slscrbes tho or Of er.R Eassshi No 81 Cear-
civ OF fcsf OH trlr
ssv oil Jnuasry usxi D,gd e. twenty ira d. of Jay
Iet, JONATHAN ,ILlFR-
JOSEPH . JACKSON Eitninss-
.--s...e--q Z. y. MILLER \ f&or
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srd stsr MQNDAf Jla p 1854 lsuadsys exsp,sil fs
Al 3ASN sri TROY VII leave City Han Stltioa No Cene.
Aeeoumcdifior Tsia AZ NJ st0ppi1s mail
LEAVING DE7or cosSEa ~ wHlrE cESrRE-sTs-
MORNING EXPRESS d " s-oppinr williams Bridge.
White Plains Pletsrtvs Crotca FliS Paanr. Dover Plains
Aueuia. Mlerou HIlslsIe iud Chlrhanr Frnr irnsrs
AFTERNOON EXP Ass . soppiaFat Wiauss Bird &c.
White Pilus Crutou Fas Brevstera Dover Plains Mierou,
-. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

JAN 6--Dsuzos. Hexehios asd HapAton %. Rsts and
another Tho papers this motion establish be-, ond dis
puie the service OF the Rss in opposition 10
his sfdavit No d offered for deiendine tia
tuis but he plaintiffs atavft show an o. press agree
mont to have the soon continued and 70 have judgment
entered for he amount whish might unpa0. Il
the d.fepdsnt ~ insovvn and only Withdrew such
opposition on the agreement providing for the claim.
The defendants leave the'e aeeaton usanswsrsd and
epen thts Judgment hquitabiy the dsssadant should
pay the balance cue He agreed - do 20 notwfth
standing his dhcharge and wken be 80 - favor 70
b. perm t'ed defend he ought 1t Last 70
fssr grounds which dsfsI could b founded No
ton denied
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KoLAIs continues to arrive sicwy and taken It az
r At outpoits receipts from ths country arrive
freely hear Of further contracts having been made ct
az rails IN February At present the price in 6ardsnas
and MatanEas IL rls key Cleared-3lo hhds for Bos.
ton 2e5 DO for Nsw York and 100 do for Portland; II
Run rulss At the same prices previously quod say $50
per pipe fer cclcrsd and $40 per pipe for white The
sisasances consist Of 40 pipes 70 Genoa and ~ DO %
CORN has been II moderate demand at former prices
.g = S% 70 e. a ::ssaS demand
Ceared-4o48 mile to the United statss 24ol do to
H.mt.Ig and Brennan eS4 do 70 Spain; 432 DO 70 Ant
122 do to Vera Cruz; in all 10 DIG mi To-
TOBACCO -Prcsa are arm for gsod qualities Cleared
DO to Hamburg and r.. a.n; DO to Antssrp 800
co 70 Great Britain, and 10 do to Amstsrdam; In all
EXCHANGE has undergone NO alteration We quote Lon
con " to IL per cent prem ium Paris to per cent
discount New York and Boston par New Orsans short
The businsss in mports CON prisss ths following trans
sctions: Jerled Bes-CNgo Per SpsnAh brig LIMO"
arrived from Buenos Ayres on the 10Th inst 500 qtl
sold.
FrH.-1eo casks cod from Boston. at 81 so qtl.; ss
and 50 do from New York at price, 90 drums Eag
lib 1t IS IS; $50 half boxes Norway 1t $40 so; l62S
r0.ss p. is,n 70 f from sGr
British Provinces :: a rs q, ana A casks paddock
from do .t % s2h: The cargo per Eoglish schooner
the oath inst remains unscli.
RICE -2s6 casks per Brothers, from store ct Is rls;
23b casks per "Isabel and 200 do. per OhAl
nge ct 13K rails 3o7 casks per Somers and 200 do per
Geo p. Mercer, remain unsold.
HANS 800 WestphaliAn at $40 per quintAl 500 do ct
quinss IL CASKS at e1, 80 bb at Sl2, and 10 casks
And 70 bbls. at SIS per quntal.
BUTTER 80 kegs from store ct $40 per quinsa and 40
kegs from New Orleans ct $l7 " per quirtal.
IoAErA-2o boxes from New Orleans u I'll per quin-
Cuz. 100 boxes New Orleans at SIT per suintaI Is
do. Dutch ct e22h, and so do. ct SM
bbs ct II reals ar Is do. ut TO- and 80 do
oslcss-loo bbl. 1t sax. 200 do at SIX, 1900
punches 1t $sK Per 100 bunshss ani 1900 do at SsX
per do
PozA1Os $50 bbls 1t SIX, $50 do At Is, and 100 do
Cosx-l276 bags from New Orleans at AZ rails arr,
and 500 do 1t ~ RAILS
Flown IL as bbis from santandsr At SloX per Dbl,
and 6S4 do from do. at SIT.
TAIow lb bbla. sl7 per quintal and 20 d. st SIC
per quintAl
sPzRn CAsD1n-a5 boxes ct ss5 per quintal
BNRIN0 ga boxes 1t TX rails
WRAPPING PArxR 300 rssms ct AZ rails per rsau.
LARD ID retailing at SlsA per gu In barrels and ct
from $l7X to SIS per do in kegs.
PITCH PUB Luz B9-7 csrgoes comprising about o6o,.
600 feet placed during the fortnight 1t $32 $3S and
$40.
sUGAH Box enooxs-sooo at 10 rls. and q, 400 do 1t
IL rs Empty Hogshssds-5l second hands, ct $Sk each.
SUGAR HocsaHAD sHooEs.-2oo at 2lK rls. small lots
fem store at AS and 20 rh. Hoops j. Short 900 ct
$50.
FRE.oHrs have improved the last engagement for Ea
rope closed ct "a to tale moassos port Of Great
Britain; New York and Boston are. 10 rs per box OF
sugar and SIX SAX psr hid Of molassss.
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gasousiy denied him. II vas rather hard that n souid
not b allowed trivial privsgs vhsn II would ave
any poor devil that should l undsr the
Of magnty ct any critical period OF his adfnistra-
ton, u any such there should be. We have stories
sso II strong political agitation ct Madrid spproach
log revolutionary measures, shiloh have alarmed the
Court, and compel little oaIsfunsss in aston hsrs.
This We also derive from respectable private sources
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spare expense pains 10 render the passengers
stances They await p.tsnty the time when IL :, Be-
announced whsther there Ia any such thing enforcing
the law In Erie county The trains arrive regularly, oaly
about IN hour behind their usual time.
RErALIAr0RY LEGISLATION.
correspon dent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer says" Can
you rform the public whether the State Of Ohio has
bound hsfsK By contract forever to permit the Ohio
ths Ohio and Pennsylvana Railroads am opposed to
retaliatory sgsston-t shows too nush Of the spirit
OF biting your Of 70 spite your face bat Ohio
she DOW H. dgrsssd and infAmoas bat - abe vas ~
fore the war) Of good town Of MAastlon Pitzburg
and Phlsdephia would then nnd out tbs pleasures Of
the drsyiss and feeding advantages which sueh system
RESOLUTIONS nrHoDucED IN TIE OHIO LxorsLA.
The following preamble and resolutions have bsen In.
trcduosd in the Ohio seoats;-
Whereas The great Of travel between the East and
- n sr's saa ss ana
such pion 10 s ontinusd, not only in de-
s:S's q S's
and whereas aud ~ eohseqaenee hs
.Sess .ns
ana 2. bsrsoea and FER more hs,
quiet snd Law abiding dss oiled their pr psy cenhdsn
m m .s s,s ssss q tho
while the authorities Of penayysniA appear powsfls 70
Es-id ~ he General Asnsly Of As STATE Of Ohio,
That 4 she mnsaia,e Duty Of the snsrai s,vsrn.sst :.
and 70 ssrm shcss inssrss,s obsdss.e 70 the orders
s:r, sss = r ssf
snd pscuary THAT she DUP q she United states 60
speedy pnissel Of mA' siaee thai ims.dimsns =
: sss.s y K. sS ss' sr az
aessses which shsy hsvs iswssy vrsssi iron shss
RssslIsS, Tia. The state PsHasyivAaia In ssstsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

Governor FarssIlhss oonnutsd Ne sentences q NsDs
maid. Who was under ssntsnss Of death ct MI sauhs 10
imprisonment for life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

HAVANA, Dcc a. 1853.
The business IN Sugars since the date OF last printed
report Of 18th inst has been ited owing to the Chrst
holidays, and to the orcun stance that nearly the
whole stsck n already in second hands The few opera
lions which havs taken place have been previous prices
which are follows:-Whites, OK to 0k n: dorsts
YELLOW OK to Z; good to prime do Ok to 61 browns
bK to TX; ououfuchoe ~ to 6K. The stock hand II
the city and the RsgA warehouses IL about 40 600
boxes against Is 600 boxss In l862 same period We hear
Of contract Of 5000 boxes NJ 4ok par box Of II
Great Britain, boxes 1850
Spain. 8,s44
United States ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 012
Hamburg and Rrsmen zoos
France. 1884
Antwerp. go
Amsterdam $50
Genoa. Observation-Disclosures. 270
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

These old soldiers met again last evening, AMI con-
cir dsd their arrangsusnu for the proposed visit to
Fhiadphia where the National Convention Of Veterans
win he held On the 9th instant Tho Convention win BE-
attended bS large dssgatioas from al parts Of the couu
Try. Some sixty viii leave New York in full uniform,
and take the seven O'Clock train ct Jersey CITY for Pha
dspba, under the command Of Lisutsnast Dol mel Ray
mcnd The corps win b met ct the depot In PhilAds
pha BY the military OF that city, and esoortsd 10 sds
psndsnoe HALL After the asssnbling Of the dslaeates
from the different counties the Veterans viii organise
and proceed with the busnsss Of the National Convsn-
ton. Tho brave old soldiers assembled In strong force
last evening. aAd looked quite hale and hearty. The
Colonel presided and announced that the railroad com
pany had offered TO carry the Veterans to Philsdephs
and back for tia Of two dollars each They ioek
forward eagerly TO this reunions reunion Q, which, Il
may Be, that many old comrades who have fought ana
cor quered together viii more meet aftsr an
abssnee Of twenty. Thirty, and even forty year,