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DoarS duh Rooms.


VrACLE HOTEL LODGINGS Gentle men will do
~ Der they have excellent Loefny Va Single
a. q cents est Of Frankfor AMI D.
Cf-so opeE ell Ligbt
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Broadway cor Frank
fist EewVof. ses opsn 2 81, scs2J3s'ds1oe o. vas
M 1EMiHOvAY, 87perat,sisat
MERCHANTS or FAMILIES visiting Lonlon
W have Arcrueofs Gates # ko1m 10 tbs o.t sys
ssa 1t oseo pr.es &, No. Cedeg's8n,s aspr
LcIGOn. MIS- WILD rI,p''''''''
ITO PAsSFNGERS for CUBA.-The Revere House
"a the lsces, f.oet sry sa3 nmo5ios bo,e In hsysn,
~ steIde. a. Paiscef Clbd-l 5epseheT o. o.ln-
rs PA &c oGgs and Qsay aso the Ala
Sa Pzsso Ifltr elefE yss the sespss 20 IA
e asts be aHdDg Of Pss'trssfs G2a Dsrg's ,,
THE GROVE HOUSE At YOSKERS, receatly
Gs..heo tssu'ay t.atsd The Hadon River will os
o-en Of b9i'as o. and sfsr TIE u o. %
fuller sIr4trs sylly % BIS JOas 1tDALb No ~
lts-ke;-t hsSark, y J.. rntI The Ia Of Aprl.
An AMELJCAE Bhu was for several years Pnn-
N essi Of you-g sli school - g.r. 90 20 Essi.s
Ian hes s r.rt Ia 1aeat ais trirs Gess1 Sp-1S %
F.czsB ss.iiy r-sf.r.ss- kldrs,. 81 ct fss cree
Z WIDOW LADY tAnsiicaE) wishes boar an. -
y -Tiss'e IA - & Ee9 sbes - s,oS~sy Pea o-s
pOARD--oue Rocm sdabls for one OF ts e, ' IN
ls.nen, II { ousF..-Is lnzy se S't'4@ - "
DOEPD-A Gcntlsmzn sn1 his LAZY asste, Hs
o.. -. -, IA wf:h rsoa ed c,oor " is,s,s
- ~ St~,. As or1er oo,rferf Sf
o. ssfn - ~. .ssss which rasst Be fs171t
refsr.nces oven sra rrgu'red ----.-,
r,c,pnrvG CA Gentleman and lis Wife a6l.
% 90 Gss.is se VITA 'o''a Aas
az Eoces ia. plyisG a. 30 is LsH ef'I'"T
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Go farmers an6 Others.

CTPERIOR FRUIT ard ORNAMENTAL TR1ES,
- CtF.pV PRINCE Co, sllshDs n l. 10 c1rssIGsr
o. lie iscad passrS h,Ou alb th, r3,s Marcy vii g., %
tie largest AID 10 e Frat al
~ Tres including Evesreers he Csfaofues
ms a, The new sbrs- 70 had ., SS rs C.snSeS
~ sre sDl be mailed ~ aps haln
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Irtfa c pi-sin Days!
TNCLE TOM ECLIPSED ~

Ire r-Cst ertrs0rdiosrv and Ft n1 TIC - fnooen
the universal ts.f ~ tie NeTs-up Res ana nc
lie c-eg Per- b1v utf-r guse % 1 or oTi 80
hes he d-1sUr f1T 80
GEFAT AMERICAN ROTANCE
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inrsfe. garrinnes. Sc.

TOR SALE-A pair OF elegant Carr,sse uo sssSS
y - -sh.rs. bir vel matched perfectly bro<e an ,,sy
- -, - IN a. 6irNk ERS Cab sable Wet sSn~s'
s-uth .iss between Hh snt th ava
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EDWIN T. JOHNSON, ON the = Northern hvu.. ~, "
r. che p,eise with maps .pd prods can b DONG
Ar,rcsn Rairosd Journal Cfc. No srrueea fee - O'
10 he trade
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y'niyersity Of New-Yorl, Medical Dcpartnent.-T

thlFtItITY u 'tc uTH 81 N = ~ t5s Inive
Sty will 10 h.h on WEDNESDAY EVkNiNt March ~ o.,
,5coek In the Iavel University Wshiur0rsquare The
,SS o ire iuaf,s iii delivered by Professor Poet The
rr,tsu AZ ~ rUbc generally invited - ~ 1d
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rnsi dnn fouuo

Z est BsnA.book 5,722 New-fiayen 3 BANS, ~
s--s 3 ssr1s . 49, tg11sgAy, @oSi "a, -
rs Ar.ve-s $50 20 tsia - thea - '' y kkIasly
I,1OI EN-ln fbis city. CHECK No. WI or
; .r. g. ar a.ssh,-i' ss'7,,',3.Slow a.. ~
t,,.>.oy Am, Payment o. sane has soea sor,'S 49,
80 a x sons q eE-l Esa rot - 10 so'sse 'He
s.Tns. REWARD-LOst, supposes 20 nso -"
az EVe' d.o,~fd ssiurtay. Mai'h 10 s.p,,EI
~ F.pk sra lie Bank cf ths Rsrob PAfsh M Fl
ca 4. srs hls TAI aD2Ns 49, 81
49, o.. -.co.sry 4 ho ssue by the Pheaix bas MOI
Ns -.----- -
a g "A REWARD Taken By mistake or stolen
:, Psras1. r. 1,-rsrd t' Mieael -
-si1sd iSineh black ak tftnsed tS,Aso.
. - S-,,y ana u IA rlalr Tak ssin tfen oy ~ ~
o. Sc rrrsou viii please rotur u IL 1919 sr
Ma o. he gcis Ald 20 "a
- ,lc q ere l!-f BYRD HAIL. az and L" soalNy
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VclICrc cr PLY siciams mud Srrgcons.- UNIVERSITY
or 1HE STATE Of NkwYO k-rhe Annual Com 1cncsn-nt
Vii 10 10 N III. College H- No g Crusbyst IURSD Af
e srch Il o'clock ~ The profession and tn public -;
invited 10 sttoi public examination Of the csnc dates tH
an their Inaugural Thes will 10 het in The o, 20 t On
TUESDAY trd WFBNF DAY, oh and SD Of March a. r H.
m ,rDi,.sor arc invites to attend ROBF WAITS NJ D..
AZ" i'N'N -ecrctar7 O the
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apeeiaI Notirfs

pemocrutic WING General Vomrnittec 4 re- -ls NEE.
,as 81 hs Conui.tle VII be feld ca JUE5DAt LfENIN'
A..rcb &c lock tie BIoaf HDuae w qrdcr
"N'" ZOPHaR LIS C.airmsa
I }8.yy a p |" 55ARXUM. Jr }v'ss-oharm'H.
W. SoaArTgR srereterea'
fEtpgECE FRYE )
gr. Frederick :. oszeus's LeciEre On american
peetry, Co.c1 u Ievolu'Tonafy aud dnitih'
'N' NEw-YoRE, Feb. Ia, 1854.
Jt,R if SHOULD converter Tor ron VII yoe
NJ I,v tn Lecture upop Asricc1 POety racenS aeh'1''
l. - sfofe a. L,oeun YonkeEs IN WestcIeler -
,ylsfcf mi &C. treatment, Jcuf NOS ensI. ~
irClcsd the prfsen, rlt. oNl I
'a DC mus Ppy
tor eceive n 81 20 tlis poiitoi'
Az e'' - ttiIr.plti5 ~ las PARKER,
II cOifi Tir JHO 'aESfLET,
b. } MAEblIf bb., - -all a.
WILLIAM k.tGnE, y y ,sf.tth ~, .ro.,
- KtEsFTr l. GASLORO CLARK
y. L. flbGSOS 40 A ~ LDah,
j. r CROSRHlTE.
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KrInh " aldo Lincrson 10 deliver the conclnd9s Lecture
Mn. the Tsbernsele on IUboO Al
ENENING Mnrsh 81 u O'CLOCK. AlnIsIon = cen.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

Henry Npra ilecChrr VII ocvrT al CT on % ms Minis
tr, OF he Bsauiiu" on TUESDAY EVENING 7h ihs, a. y
az the III, mouth Church OGges Brooklyn Tor tl' ben
n, 81 yida School for Girls Tickets % csn" ea;h may
.lsHe tie1 dom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

EGyANTED--A purchaser for light, pleasant anS
- very osGst lrae,' Will ~ III spot, ,ta, NC csn
In lew louIs 80 Book Agents wanted Apply al No io
No q.
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Ncvtovu Village issociation.-A pub &c meeins OF thi'
tber No 95 bowory on II
DAY FNFNING March MembCrs respectfully requested 70
eprcus P,ors who desire % become me nos
.eirrmec property plrehasedby the Assoc l;1n ss1
ee IN The VILLAGE Of N,EtoPn u miles from the Wuam'tQtsh
iess and dire the1n OF the rev oTk and tlushn
which will be SOper snnu
Yok TLe property equitSby and lea
" ,ry a n enters proportion 81 the cost OF the
l ,rtire cost cemedous Lot including an eq AL
tsrs 10 worth Of improvements will be only so psyspe
Full aud accurate Information may be
obf al r9eetTe Of the following NAMED gentlemen
y w KETCH ", No. 4 Liberty place
+ u w WILSON, No. Ito southst
fOIN HAYWARD No 276 GRIND ST 80
WA p NACDONOUGH, No lIs Nassau a., Orsin Oace
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UOn 10 s3O0O-The advertiser having this

, ,UUU S M % la,,., say .ood snd 5spsss.:
liz usrcs ehcf u ciurng o. neeiai Sshsto sorm
nnec,on Of SIMILAR means OF good snsnes'
cuscas and WHO give good reference as to ehare,sr
wonl1 make arspesDisnt wib suns
and ys dsbbaed hou,a VIA would he willing 70 alos him
r .eYvises where he monsy coad be well
Ad1ffss Box No 10 TrbBne Ofcs All answe Hrcty
rnrf d. nial q. B Esirsne,a - cl4nked
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A ssIGNEEs sALE-A great opportunity now Of

~ er,op. wishing q pnrch,,e Llhi Wassas Carriages
of ferent yi,s low price made b. OF he beat maaas
tres on Island snd mses- as,a gppt hsrs 1wo
Tne, hsLd RockawaY ao the basnce OF socA f
Tcos &C. hcr sh the l'ssc OF the fac,lry Sls
fat s eel Of customers csTshe Of employing " hands rec
above sge Opportunity TO person wnhas 10 eom tae
p.;r, seldom 70 b with For further Information inquire OF
n Krryon corner t2Sist aud 3isv of J. uldk No 20
souhs the Premises corner OF lIthsi and Sds' hfen
sc S kENxoS ,ulsus..s
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StHOoL and hlSCt LII NEOoS nOOhN anu
- STATIONERY. - CHE P a. che CHEAPEST
HIGGINS 4 KELLOGG,
Wholesale Booksellers ard sane. Pabshs ana go.
Enrrfeftr. 10 20 JOhn Newlork be- 70 assure
aid Costry Merchants sho buy large snail tnat
btr so1tu nj Of goods IN the awe n aA4
G. la.tr rr,c6s th6U g. their ess1ishment MT,
BrE eAehsieey engaged IN he msnueu rs or
OF great lido elsn IA tn e
and ,nd ether fttiss ct be tlon TO uIHhh
BOOKS AID STATIONERY
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TOR SAIE-A valuable stone GRlST aud tLOuk
u ING MIL atout ,irht Of L,rd and two Dsellsi
Fcurep In cod location at cOr,wyNe Cortland 20 "
re-sen spg the shole Of sd property can mTe'
ss tenn az az e-lsn nqure pero1sy OF b. letter %
AUSTIN, ca tle prttl ZEE "a $50 Executors
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4JANVARD'7 GEORAMA, No. $50 Broadway
Up LAST WEEK OF THE NILE, which IL nov open in on
i'm eton with the famous HOLY LAND evening a. u
tcock Weonesdey and Saturday Ahernooni a. o'clock
Admission both Paintings ony % eenta to al a1' the Ioo'
rIe Il 10 Let
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c-hnnres tnr Business Glen.

A EIRSTCIASS BUTCHkRS STALL 20 RhNI
"a TrA-T-Nth Immediate nosesir, hcinE t1' Nirrsv
i Market 6f hav WITH .uoe o. ~ res ard t'4y '''"
Asrly imuttate ; to JESSE PAIE"SJ'' IA hl p'sH@ee
RARE CHANCE The Stock, Fixtures, Good
~ Wi .td Lsec Of an Cd esisbhhc4 Boot snd shoe sore
fesd cr - bargain. the owner ass other business On OF
p7Tson % 20 in,o Ai' 80
a,s AZ the fte hes she'd or number OF tea si
hrs'nsss n4ur st Ne @is biec dsefs
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n
NariIws har The Cttmm announced the dcce Se OF
following resolutions proposed and unen oisy
'dSP ,c, I,. r,,s.ed A.bt, God in bis vision remove
from lie cory Esl Ae PRESIDENT OF this So;iety ana
Bh u Is suI Gay Gro a,V S. ~ S e 10 retSf honor
lIet r. he death Of it, late President the cey his
lost on Ger whose vlsuce devotion ahd eAPacy Id
E1ro,g Tbst a. ing his oiici. hsve he'd c0nn,
snd daily scure application OF he.e quail les OF the
Seee, 10 The concerns The Society his vigilance always
The ser to and Puu,n sssns tie class for
City OF NeaNork-his energy Yielding IN ne pa
ro,on rg e considerations Of self tmo health .n' tho re-
guirtmoIs o. OF advanced age and lis sfpay suo oy h
eo,ivc by wide ara e.ensye experience
rs hfed That sh oireut found in the deoeo' r1e11
symTsii and services they could FAy command s
to the story Of th d.'rs. ana h' eXs5on
with lis a. interest their welfare rendered lon oh invaluable
dv Of that they have 10 tepo the 1855 OF
fIiend v'Iosr substitute they ay revsr fpd 80,
Red tho officers end Executive Committee OF 'he
,onr,ey qua chCerfues. liz Official iu,rrcoue WIKI thsp
their achmon as his eminent qsahahoas or once
como an1ed ticr respect cCafd' nc ard sdmilaron
R1of,e the officers Of hs Society will attend nc iaoai
Re "a THAT esolutioJs he entered on the mnutc
'''' nv ~ J. MATHEWS, Chairman
Card TO FRIENDS Of remrcrauce.- los, IN the
Sprreest all she Stereotype F1ts OF OR MANI LAW
Rlcts W. shall b. uuabe I'LL orders immediate.
y bg' si replace ih,1 ed have sa22y =, soon possible
UNIV w. JOHN MARSH, secretary
In copsCGuCucc of the Fire Sprucest IN PORTER *
Co IRA PORTER Co
Artists ,Iatcrials-Te Subscriber oAers for ac aspendd
.crtrnert Of English Artists canysse' OF and Water
Color Drawing Papers Brushes Sc, &c also Haaeos superior
Fsoutr Curves Augss Roll Paper, Tracing Goth fspe
vssttaI. and Brocharts celebrated Pastel Coyon
". SCEAUs PI.ntsellers and Artists Coleman,
Nc. sos osdwsy up stairs
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CIOO "A PERSON ~ any part Of the Inc, country 81 ~
our uuy utO s1fe aud pleasant bnnes
tRfe &, rk Which will pay from 20 70 3 per
cert farming district FOr pericul1 sddfsss onoSt
4 ~ Ior 10 Ihllne one. VIII y a ntne.
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NsntdA p Instructor 10 pi'u family IN the co n
~ nd vicinity # the If New whore there
children AID fmiy maintained on eh.a
,cr ME- whose 6ducati1n owing her peculiar disposition bss
besn nee ec,ed sr6 rather limited ia s.et1ry
references be exchanged Address Box No 539 Post once
r-as~-N offC
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erE1LIuTS have j' received your Lnd a. 1snly
tr sgord uucn .ss1fe 10 sc'ept me inyl,tol
.,s 81 place ufti G. your cspo upon any even ns you may
.rleet Very truly yours. . ,--,,,,
'' FRFDK s. COLLENS.
M,ssrs C.yoIJ.atek II G9u,He msIay " n Ken
IL. fS,y sossrn kentt;. l. Psrson Chas VI Leugo, j.
& Pho J1o Pesev G. Sfl.t o s2eit, Oa'I > A.?
p,tep l. o., ord Csrke, Jas Suyo@m r. ~ Young and z
fJoT hiie. ,---..--.s..o. a.. .,.,-. NJ
jsC' VIII BE- deli t,c ~ 9ie CHio U" nv
HFSpAY EVESING next Mach 9, a. D rcccs =, 49,,
Tho BCOkBores OF essrs ~ Appon
40 Tvh, Disk Adauce SHERMAN o. at the New
Yoik the door on the eyening OF tne Lo'u'e
sif gle totefs. s. cents; admitting three persons 81
he siege OF Corinfb" a Recitation, BY j. M1CNVt1
IFN viii be repessd he StlTvesant loute on dOtDAL
LXFyI, n Msieh Isl at O'clock Admission %
t,r, Titl may he had LOCKWOOD, no al Bf'id Fsy
,rwtrs no go Bfosdway EvaIs DecseF NJ ~ Broaa"ay
ard H. door
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ECR SALE-Tle Hide and Fat Hodse No by
Flzbsths ALSO the hide snd "a oass 3ltest l9 fes
we, st az and MELTING H0use fsT galoN 0n Sfhs Chs
Leased property, with Pans ara Pumps a1d all Sies
thetto Az, tetse Of lido and IA H. le on iav ns <n
fixtures 1r sale y h ~ ~li az AZ
40 Two frod md H,rness Scales end rrs Wsn S
Arrly 90 WILLIAM sHiFh, jr no - bRspshb l" "S'is
lion tor smith 4 h0ney
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I AW CLERk.--Wantcd in Lawyers Once, an
lintegent become alaSyer. Adr 70 AZ
Tribune with real residence AMI reference IN hand
w.iting OF az plic.nt
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ID BOOK Fok TIE AgTI5AN MECHANIC AND EN-
GINEER ~ Oliver ByTne, Civil tary and Msehaniea IN
snrtr ustr..eo eleven large thosraphc psss and I'D
wood erGravins. sol 8so 81 ...-.,, r.,,,,,gv,
sso ty tht San. suhor. THE AMERICAN ENolNEht x;
CRAFTSMAN AED NACHINISIs' ASSISTANTS lAlstTatei
yh fourteen thogsphc plates and go engaginss o r.
corstreted snerica machinery End engine wOk sto
49, For sale by JOHN WILEY. ~. l6l Broadway
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COCO FOR SALE, the Lease and part OF tbs
- SkJO. Pufnl.crs Of ffs.clss Boarding iOuss now
died nth arden, md rsag hsndo ne Income Htish nsa,
Tnionsapsrs II Is fIsbd with necssssy s,tc e Ai
mid Ise. 70 further OUTLAY Tue for dlsposns o.
NJ, ,stn Is II hssth Of the lacy. Possession nmedsey Aa'
Sre.s DAVIES Tribune OhCe
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list PUBLISHED by MILLER ORION ~
} NUILIGhE Pubishers Auburn -1d Buffalo n Y to whom
aI I'd p sbauld he aldrcsed - ,,.,,, ~, o,r p,us
TpE LIFE or JOAN OF ARC THE MAID OF OBLEAN7
b. D. BaRTLBrT Author OF Life 81 Lady Jsne GREY eie
ete An resnt mo volume Of 20 pages with PORTRAIT on steel
Price 3 .,,- -, q n, -. ,...,-s
10 Sew fork by C. DEBb1 MOI FaFsplAoS N7'"'
arnrA 4 no r-ra..T 4. ueraIIr.
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" NETWORK UNDER THE DUrCH-By Professor a
Isv. .sv T. delivery hewYork aud sububs Agents ~
pl,ipS inn dsely gill ird sr7f;lbe empioymenI &c.,
r. 4 YOUSJ. Psb ishsr. No ~ Fnltons'
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" other nle and female D1msscs provided or h' 'i'
families nrincralv Please Apply ths EmpoyNin
AF1cy Crca No % Fast ihst Unol-sq11rs Man Water
wio can proiu reference nom private family psr.eui
ted also GOOD Cooks aud Proestio Nurses &c
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no NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS aad

LSEERsTbe a4vgi.er -i De slo.,ly At gosI.y f2I q
Ufce with ho'a deparnens snd r1I obieco
Wes' Rsf,-t and security gwen u req god
kadrss W STEPHENSON Gazette Office Fiemng;op, Now
Ian
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Jus, Published.
A UCOK for EVERY BODY

:
T. PETER SONS Pub eG'ious are for sale ~ boope'
News ArtBts ard Periodical Dealer all over the world
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Nc o House having to remove on the lst May nsat
xii large deduct prices ther extens.V
tar,r,rt NJ OF Books and sfaionsry. ,,
Tir soek consists valuable sra'ed yo-k suitable itr
pi, Payer po,A. Historical and Scientific wo,t
az fcton OF chep publicA ion1 a IN
ssfortrr eut u stsiiorer snd fancy tTtic e. .
nc rrIe hye hire IN cpporatii, seldom wh Of OBJ AZ
irr god books At extremely low prices.
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ue.s ofers f.r sale THE following rccpes Vhch N oHs'
o. more thaD osh,eeq year, etT d'ee a. t An minitle,
rsve fup nor uar allowing pain 10 "A 9stapt 81 coz; or
IIru, -f-h.s or bun s. NJ caro- Or rHhte "io
g. crfrt D,9usr, duo for Chelcra vi for the three, AZ
use az M val4be sui many tines more than wed of
them the ea accompany applications Also an '"S pc
fire egre pcdy''E secrecy ~ 70 me con2g Oh A'1s'
otherv peraiteG by The adgruiser ddeS shsNaAt ~
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14
THE ARMAMENT in THE EAST.


We read in the " Soldiers Friend of Vienna IF
the 9th ultimo
The state Of the belligerent forces Of the three allied
Powers and Of Russia Is as follows:
nube and in Walachis the Anglo French army consst
Turkish feet consists Of forty vessels Of the e
without counting fgates and other vessels and bears
crews amounting to 60, 900 The Turkish army Of
ASIA consisting of the corps of Batoum Kars Ezeroum
and Bayazd is strong The total is consequently
100000 men.
Baltic The combined fleets comprise thirty vessels
Of the line and forty smaller vessels they carry $500
guns and &c. 600 sailors The division Of Gen. paraguay
dHliers is IL 900 strong, and there besides 1000
English marines The total of the forces employed against
Russia amount therefore 405 900 men, and they have
with them at least {, 900 guns.
As to Russia, she has in ASIA the frontiers Of Ar
m0nia three corps darmee commanded by Generals An
dronnikof, Bebutof and Wrange, which do not amount
altogether to than l00 600 men, In Finland, with
counting the local garrsons and the of the
sells anchored Sweaborg Russia possesses three strong
divisions OF infantry Cronstadt and St. Petersburgh
we'll defended by the feet and the Imperial Guard Nor
are Reve and Riga without of defence. In Poland
and in Lthuana the first and second corps darmee
with their reserves and two divisions Of the corps Of
Poland and Volhynia. As to Podolia and Bessarabia
they defended by the third fourth, and fifth corps
darmee. In the Of these troops second
consisting Of veterans who have had twelve years eec
tive service and whose numbers also very consdera
ble The Crimea is defended by the 9th corps darmee
by the crews of the ees and by part Of the reserve
the 9th corps"
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FROM OREGON.

The dates from Oregon to 18th September The
principal lie the of party of emgrants by
band Of Indians.
On the 18th of August, about daylight as an emgrant
train Of four wagons were passing along some fifteen
miles the cast side of Fort Boise force Of about sixty
armed Indians attacked them. The men Of the party
appalled, OF the attack that although they the
men, armed they made but feeble resistance and
the whole Of them, eight in NUMBER were shot down
boy also shot down and left for dead The Indians
then seized the women four in number and some chill
dren number not known together with the wagons and
stock and made their retreat from the road After they
had departed, the boy who only wounded came to
himself and made his escape. John F. Noble, man
well known in Oregon, in q train behind and on
coming up found the boy and FASTENED on to Humason
camp about fifteen miles this side Of the fort and from
there Mr. Fruit through to the Dalles as
with request from the Indian agent Mr. Thompson for
troops Major Halter started Immediately with his com.
mand Of about thirty from the Daes to the scene Of
action. Nathan 0iney, member elect from wasco was
mastering volunteer force to follow the regulars re-
QUESTION also made for troops from Vancouver and
the company Of artillery stationed there numbering
seventy men, to 60 the Belle the next day Ru-
current at the Daes that the attacking party
are the Blackfeet and Snake Indians combined The
names of those killed and captured are not known.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
ERoMouR LoNDo ON CORRESPONDENT
LONDON, SEPTEMBER 81, 1854.

LONDON, SEPTEMBER 81, 1854
One novel feature Of the war is, that, so far as
England and France are concerned, there has not
hitherto been any material interference with their
manufactures or commerce. Indeed as respects
England, the value of manufactures and produce
exported has increased every month since the COM
mencement Of the war; Nor have agriculture or
any of the great interests of the country suffered,
50 far as we are informed Generally speaking,
the same has been the case in France and we
really scarcely remember time when that glorious
country was throughout its entire extent SO quiet,
industrious, and prosperous it is at present
The people Of France fast ceasng to have undue
military spirit; they becoming, to much greater
degree than before known sgriculturis manufac
turers, and merchants Certainly grm-vsaged has
smoothed its wrinkled 'front.' and though its CONT
is to be deprecated by all good patriots and chris
ans and the events the next few days may be dread
full in the extreme, yet willing to hope they will
be soened down in Of their harsher features
gentler spirit of the times and by the better feelings
which pervade the breast of the warrior To
show how little the commerce of Great Britain would
suffer- even If the trade with Russia entirely oblit-
Grated and also show other curious and interest
ing features Of British trade give the following table
Of the business done last year between Great Britain and
the other countries of the EARTH far relates to
exports Of British manufactures and produce
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A FAMILY OF OPIUM LovERs.-Some six months ago
person visited town. asking for money to purchase
medicines for his mother who was sick. Recently the
same solicitor has been around the errand for
other members Of the family What success has attend
ed his solicitations know not but the object to which
the funds applied is Of Objectionable nature that
oil should withhold their Names of regard for the
family who are the slaves Of habit to which drunken
ness, the most degrading is comparative blessing The
entire family said subsst for the most part opium
its exhilaratng and soporhc influence and this fear
full habit has been long INDUCED to have grown into
second life.
The example of Colsridge before the world, who ac-
knowledged it the basest and most destructive of vices
and at the time the most absolute of tyrans should
think, be sufficient warning to all aer-comers TO
avoid the drug But here example Of whole family
addicted to the habit has brought upon them
all ts certain results apathy Incidence, poverty, misery
and will eventually end in the most wretchsd death.
rE2nsrd Republican.