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WaBasH RIVER.

VIII leave FRIDAY M.,ch d. 1t o'.ieek p. NJ
EISOR VINCENNES, TERRA HAuTE, e5
PERRYsvILLE, LAFAYETTE Al inter
nsdai. sndug. % Re Rsta.h y ssy I5s
Captain VIM G. Greer will ls&va Of rEsag
apply on board orto AK !
ROGERS, MCGUIRE CO. y Psysrss street s
plan Of the cabin be By
4n1flQT
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WIN leave THURSDAY, March 49, at O'CLOCK p, Mf1 -
NOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, s-.s
JILL LOUISVILLE and all ntern4iiate iandngs-
The STAR LII e steamer EMPIRE ST ATE, A.
Stem MASTER receiving nboye
For freight ony, apply on board
nh9l 80 JOHN Z HYDE 4 Co Ia pnpdran Il :.
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SUNDRIES.-
~ 500 bbls Fletrhers Extra WHISKY;
900 bbls Raw High Proof WHISKY;
800 boxes Proctor CANDLES STAR CANDLES;
zoe boxes Weideme Is STAR CANDLES;
40 bbs Prime LARD OIL.
80 ierees Sugar Cared HAMS; sale by
JOSEPH LANDS A. s4feiopni,npia.
II ANDING FROM BARK LUCY
n IS barrels Large No ssfACkEREL;
100 tita Lsrgs No MACkEREL; AID
100 ,u Large No. AAckEREL;
aes sores GOLDFISH,
30 boxes FALKIRK ALE. For sale BY
RhiI L, STONE ar.yier .t,..t
D OIL BUFFERS bbis, Choioe for saie by
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NENuINE IEIpsIECK cll la..lr.l.aI.s

4 SENUINE HEIDSIECK CO. CHAMpa GsEs
Co 70 succeed vi Et heretofore United states
5'r the ssle q their WINGS who this bnsint
July caes alien ion to The suianed card cRAMER ABEGG
"A CaRDr CHARLES ENsEER heretofore Sole for the
of CElAhiPAGE he United States, retng
beg 10 inform that have appointed
AEie his stead to be Soc Agents and Importers
United States and Canada.
We shal the
have accorded 10 brand his
but neh Wines will fully high reputation
which the same has attained your Tna,k
hshed brand In auat ainply submit
he following facts which beg call particular
The HElDSiEGk co brand first
staies thirty the late Mepsr
through
wards Salmon Snyyesant.
When in 1884 the old firm dissolved their partner
the business premises
express stipulation ted the privilege
the Vineyards CELLARS
founders of this brand
Ike became his
therefore sole propreors Of this brand
We would but add that in order
similar and naoG Of our firm
aud around the corks No ether house
the under which brand originally became
known in the United sates We have the hNnor be
Your ob'dt Reryfts. u
hEMs, Seeember ID 1883 HEiDsIEcK& CO. y
The subscribers being appointed for tue
above celebrated constantly supplied quartz
pn which they offer 10 the trade at New York prices.
RE. NICHOLS Il co.
N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-22

EAT H0LESALE5 DRY GOODS TRADE
Wv SPRING NEGOTIATIONS, 1s54-JosFPH H. PALMER
70 hsYe in store and receiving regularly the
GOODS, viz:
PRINTED Comprising cacoea styles quail
ttissi Lawns laronets, 0Fgandes, Eareges,
LINEN GooDsIrish Linens every grade Drills Linen
aassIgs Table Linens Brown Linens Linens Hollands
ar9 and Besehed Duck Plabte Linens, kamer Drills, Linen
and Lawn HANDY ecLieis quality.
SILK Figured Black SilFa Plaid
Servings, >
WtoLEN AND woRsTED GooDs-c:omprisiug De LANES Ba
reyes Nlernos AlpAeas, Bombaznes, Canton Cloths
COTTON G0uDSConsting Brown
Sh nes and sheengs of quality and width coonaes
e hanbray Nankeens Checks Stripes DenmF extremely
low pricee, by the piece and package only
JOSEPH H. PALMER CO.,
Iu3p and Wbnles naaJar flaTnn
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YazOO RIVERI

wtles9s wgpsEsDAy aiareb "; al s. sioes n ~
E,NQR VIGKSBURG, SATARTIA, ss-rS
-, YAz ze 81, S,S TtHtLA sLpos GREEN
Resnlat Yano Riyc essssn Packet Ohm STRAnER
elsgant light draasht JON
" g Brown,
above freight apph
boa SA fW ZtiS u.s. AseHtk.ii sn sraet :
c The Stroller viii take freight s Yilaboha River i,h the
privilege OF reshlY ping. nlE2
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Will leave THURSDAY. March 70. at O'Clock p NJ
ENOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, a- !.
LOUISVILLE end all intermediate lsaainga =
The fine swift running GULNARE,
Linn master port receiving freigh leave rs
For frsisht or passage, apply on board,
mh9l JOHN e. HYDE A co ii. povdr,s s.rea,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-22

Will WEDNESDAY, Afyrch 49, 1t O'Clock r. VI
NS0R MOUTH OF C0LDWATER, ss :
H. MOUTH OF TIALAToB LIEF ORE, GREEN llnas Is
WOOD sLnoN TctuLA, cry, ,rxsssas
NgkSGRk All lini sskseuar Packet
DOvE.Ihs eupstiof and wift aauug Dove
above For freight having aas appI,
on board JOHN E. HYDE Co. street,
NH prta SMITH 4 FIhftSTETt Canal straet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-22

II OIL. BUTT .Rs.s, bbls; Choice for sails b.
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C0AST

n .AFOURCHE PACKET DOCTOR -
sAdsy sfEs " g wscp, leave. sosDATs
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EAAN INCONSISTENCIES TOMS CABIN
ed oPER & TRAYIs,s aYMsAalnM. perd

street. The Shades y ROPER TRAVIS respectfully
nsn me cizans Of Nes Orleans thst they GYNA
STU abn HE mrs. xssHsye scale at The place.
Of which superior thing the hind in
tblhg necessary for Institution Of this kind
frrnts GYsNA-
PbytIci4ns
Tste aiso attached 70 the Establishment BATHING ROOM
with every deeassary requiem
~ LESSONS given in SOARING and Fencing
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OuFsFHuIe.
NJ ERCHANDTSE.-
1FE- MACREHEL.-91o0 nae asez a fall ssso,,,.an,.
SALMoN-350 pae kagas bsrrals apsrts,s nj li.,
C0DFSH-s bnrps and "a d,u,ns NJ. e1' AA'i
TONGUES SouNDS-350 nkps IL -. h,Irs,.
HERRING-5OO hoxes and a5g hhIs -, 81" A"i'soi
RACE GtNGER-s6 tags Nav: ',
CUBA SIXES-l59 boxes;
TEAS-sea pkgs., ImperinJ ana
LEMON SYkuP--950 boxes. yariops hrsn5.. AP'''usti
SPERM GANDLES-900 boxes Leonardis:
SALERATUS-s09 pkgs., bile, halves Ls11s aud ~,
CRANBERRES-l6upk ea, Water Packed;
PEARL BARlEY--i5 pkgs, hal ven md kegs;
YEAST POWDEhS-a25 boxes various bYsuds.
PICKLES-l15 boxes halves and kegs;
PRESERVES PIEFRUTTS-S6 cases Lewis,s.
JELLIES iAMS-ls0 Lewiss;
LARD oIL-lU0 bbs, Winter Strained
WHALE Oils bbla. Winter BHached: for nv
inh91 wis J. H. CARTER Il Co, Ia and il Con!!.., a,
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Will leave WEDNESDAY, AIareh =, n
EyOR JEFFERSON, PoRT .CADDo, .g.s5 ~
III SHREVEPORT and all landings R,v-r slsssssszs
The regular Red River Packer ALLEN GL0y Err, sss1Est
Lsonsrj ready right, =
above orfreighr apply
nhao -. JOHN Z. HYDE 4 co ii paYdr.s steet i
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RED RTVER.

viii eave THURSDAY. Mach %. At 5 o,eiocr p IL
nor SHREVEPORT, G R. IND Ng -
n sEcnRE nod ALEX AEDRI River Tsksft
Packet s. w. DUWEs-Ths new, eegsnt siszzzsslk
cia will leave above For appy
mhls SMITH L FIAfISTEr il s,susI srrssf
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Sea Nympl. ~
Stephen Glover va dl
Solden ..........l5 al
Serab Perrington.2 ,d9I
Thos Perkins ...25.di
VIM Weth. rlse. 32,dl
VIM Terrel Point
WIN R Ha'lett. AUD
William. ..-.....ss,d2
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ease sATuRpAY March as III O'clock r. ~
HHOR LOUISVILLE aud all inter- sy%s !,
dae aa,ass ss ,,.,s .s as lsfsa New
splendid passenger ARD Miner, nss e.
VIII Leave above passage having
sAML EWING, Agent, No IS arayer at
N BThs boat aiis
o. her cabin be and supOa sscd by applying
uhfS
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Wednesday Morning, March %, 1854
CoTT0N-The market was little more animated, but
the nand barely fair and the sales to
onlv al bales, factors submitting to decline of
We now .'uote az follows;
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mo sTEAMBOaT f5aPTAINs snd 81,

~ w RS 0sleAna Isuusty iss sssss- eAfsfs
s9e fnsersfgncd has ths IN Al
SFEANBo1T AGENCY % his d. sesaSs 81 ri
susvsly such hesines rrssssnx ainsef herr h
reads md tetf tbat IN ta
q others y ~ same as4srsssop No sire
1ls Whole time and EsfsouAi Ma
With tsss pasre
and t5nsderatie1< References
Nes5TsesrA TEHS, CAaffEsA CO. Fsez 0ffs.n.
ss STONE wALprGRTFf II
5sg ss@s ERIbssE a Bro
I SIP ss-sa WHITE 4 BUCHANAN, f -
Captain GEO. " CA Bill Eerusts.
f-7 W. y. BAKES. = pssszars.
W z. III. HUNTER, Ansksssaso4.
saii !. j. CHILE daIrs ssrsss s5ier..
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GONSTABLES SALE.
FlRsr JusrIcE'g CouRrIi &c. LABA MITCHELL
PARIsH OF pRLkANs. No, l2,4sI.
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to me
directed by the Hon. Gaienns First
LOT th Parish Of orlsans will expose public aunion MON
april 1854, the hour O'Clock my Warehouse,
NO. $40 TchoupitoulaaB st. -
% SLATE SLABS, FOR T0AiBs,
seaed IN the above auit. Terms cash
mh2l ~. HOPPE, Constable.
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Nyl DEAD CATTLE.--One dollarSY n
ESSsAI will be paid for every DEAD HORSE
- or COW delivered At ths New Orleans Bone -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

The news from Europe by the steamer Arabia fully
confirms the reported of the Turksa at sheta
The Russians were sgnaly defeated their loss in killed
amounting to 1900 according to their own account
The preparations for in France and England are
gong lorw3fd with igor ard there IL apparently no
expectation Of peace in am Qu1rer The allied fleets
80 in the Bicch Sea where They protecting Turk
ZEN cooyoys VIII troops for Asia. This carrying forces
toatach 50 Russians is tie rezt ttirc to positively
attacking thou at first hand 1t will not be surprising
ii we hear by the next seamer that there has been
ghtiug between the allies and Russians in that guar
ter even without waiting for formal declaration Of
war That declaration will doubtless soon appear
however, and then the dance viii begin in earnest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

PRICE OF FroUR-I1s Boston Trareltr says the deal
er in that CITY will be reduced to the necessity OF re,edns
om the prices which they have fixed upon -four IS there
a,e rot less than 100000 barrels now in there
A correspondent thinks we erred IN saying wheat is
"liclrer this day than cver SHOWN before in NeyYOrk
We intended to say the STATE large and not in any
particular locality but general thing it was higher
TIE above Writer says that Gen Coles, AZ Ml;nco'k
Point Long l. and paid ct oout the close OF the war Of
"le12 81 q buslel fox whest This is undoubtedly true,
and seguay true tbat wheat at the same m OF Rocnes
ter was probably quoted dull at 20 cents
We unde s,onu there is feeling among holders OF Hour
il this Cy that the pr.e may possibly recede rather than
advance before the "pncSng tine when notes il' due
TIE poor have tlcir pucug time now, and they will not
suIaLze yey strongly with speculaor' should the price
bapron to drop down dollar ortwo below cost
Ills caculaed from data Of the lest census, that New
York has million Of moro than any other S'ae in
cultivation aud that if only thirteenth part OF our cul
tysed land should be planted To next spring and 50
cultivated az to produce forty bushels OF corn per acre we
sloud have crop mex. al OF forty millions OF bushels OF
I.dian Il iat should happen we should not have
to pay 81 baIrtl neat winter Tor dour
Tie Pocier Dmocrai gives some statistics o. the Hour
cde Of hat CRY which nay Be in resting jus; now Tne
following sLyu,uts by canal fjr The last nine years, are
,.,,, ~ tc..I number of harrQls.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON


rfgl W. ONu Noif ~ 9uttka
W4sursGroy, February 3 1885,
On Saturday NJ FISH presented to the Senate ,he ~,
ceedDgs OF tie meeting q the merchants and oh,r, At
New York opposed DoUGtiss Nebraska b, Is yoa Oh
served by Tho reports Of the Senaies doings He resou
uendcd the the Senate OF the greares
reliability OF these engaged in the meeting and enteds
consideration coming from the chief City OF the Unoa
and askcd that the proceedings and resolutions h b
read This was certainly nabe request and ass
was not refused in the OF the Case Garden etn,
which composed to some extent of the sane thA
participated in these proceedings Indeed IS doubtful
any case record where the merchants and citizens Of
New York have ever fore asked for a hearing in tie
Senate and been refused But not only did the Senate
motion Of Mr. DOUGLAS refuse to hesr the papers read ba.
not sufen; number one fh OF the Senators could DO
fund 70 Join in call FOR the Yeas and Nays 81 is de-
cidtd that Castle Garden be heard wher in favor Of
Slavery but must b. turned out Of doors when she respect
fully asks that the rights OF Freedom may be sustained
The advocates OF the Nebraska had another
yesterday II is understood they will further modify the
bill by substituting repeal Of the Missouri Compromise N
terms for the clause declaring that is superseded by the
principles of legislation ofls5O
The Cabinet held another session yesterday over G,D
prNs Treaty which have to believe, viii be sent
10 tie Sona,o and ratified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
A GIGANTIC JCD.

There is reason TO fear that the Nebrask oil and
sore oil eI matters pending before Congress may d.
vent public attention from Of the most giganti;
Job, ever pressed upon the consideration OF that
body We refer to the proportion to supply
the Cities OF Washington and Georgetown with
water known as the Washington Aqueduct or Water
Works project The plan is TO take the water from
the Falls Of the Potomac and bring it by brick con-
duit fourteen miles long and nine feet in diameter 20
tie Capitol in Washington, supplying Georgetown by
tie wsy The estimated cost is six or seven millions
of dollars But every one who knows anything Of tie
wav estimates are made il anticipation of appropria
tious asked from Congress knows that they rarely
Ceei oue-tl;rd OF oneialf OF he Ultimate cost. AMI
we entertan no doubt thai tits project ifcarried out.
viii cost the United States 100000 year for the
next years.
Tie fret step aiken in the scheme was az apprCpria-
ton of $500 at lie fIs. session OF the XXXIId Con
eress to enable tie Pre56eut to have the necessary
surveys projects and estimates made 70 ascertain the
best mode of supplying the Ci'ies Of Washington and
Georgetown with wxer" A. the LIST session N ap-
T1cVratior Ct $4,000 Wa made for tae purpose o.
bringing water INTO ,Lo c.! Q. Washington upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
NEBRASKA-WHAT THE SLAYE-DRIVERS
EXPECT
From The Richmond Examiner

The Richmond Examiner
We have taken especial pains to ascertain how the
Representatives of New-York will vote upon the Ne
brsska bill when it reaches the lower house. 1t has
been rumOred that Mr. Cutting and others Of the Ma
tiona Democrats will belt upon this test measure in
retaliation upon the South for its desertOn Of their
cause We are very confident that this is gross IAs
take We implicitly believe and speak adyisedly
that all the National Democrats Gave Waldbrdge)
will resoiutey and cordially support the BILL We
equally well satisfied that all the SOits" Except West
brook and, il is supposed probable by some one other
beti1es) viii spit upon the bill as they did originally
upon tie Compromise Of 1850, and as they have 80
often upon the Just demands Of the South. This is
our firm belief not unadyisedly adopted. We believe
that the President will all his great influence to
brig these aithless pT0'egfs Of the Cabinet, but
without avail We shall ever be ready to render Just
tribute of commendaton 70 the Administration ia this
patriotic effort whether it succeeds or not. We or
that TIE Union is at last disposed to do Justice
to the injured Dickinson The Nebraska bill will pass
in the Senate but sorry to have TO express our
painful fears that it viii not pass the House. Never
there greater trepdatOn and lodging than
in the House Tuesday last, when Mr. Richardson re-
ported the bin there Much, nay almost everything,
depends upon the unanmy Of tie South in this grave
crsis. Let us show quarter to baekwardless or
Hesitation among our own people upon this question
Let hang, draw and quarter, without judge or jury
TIE Southern traitor that shuks Let recognize
true friends at the North, Of whatever party or
Classification embrace them cordially and treat their
eneIieE our enemies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
r. in total number Of barrels

This does include whole amount last year. as con
siderable quantities sen: OIL by way of o tensbur,h
which are not included in the railroad account fhe total
sent forward in 1853 from Rochester is 6243il barrels
Tie high prices of wheat have failed to bring forward as
much to that point 1853 in 1852 by ward Of 100000
bushels The receE<s by canal and railroad in 1852 were
l53e3O3 bushels in 1853 l3363i1 bushels. The receipts
by wagons ere not known
There are % -four mills with III Of stone in opera
ton at RocLeter doing merchant work. wih the exception
that thee run in one n idle and Eve ruu IN another,
through damage to the mills by fire There are also some
eight or nne custom work mills The average number OF
bGrrc which be ground daily upon one run OF sone IS
about sixty Therefore the Rochester NILS can furnish
COCO barrels day Some OF the mills can make 900 barrels
a day each.
Lot Us ake courage. We shall not sarye yet Wait till
the canal opens and viii take yeast than the -four
spectators raise to bcep aour sfervescng as it has
lately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

OSE OF The Hail SroRNs.-Up in Good Hope, Fayette
County Ohio according note in The StatesmaH they
had hail storm on the late memorable storm Friday"
that nay rank with the number The writer says:
was preceded by the most violent laundering for the
space of one hour The hail commenced falling about
tie size Of quas eggs In short time they reached
the size wanuts and continued to increase in size and
quantity until they the size of goose egg The
largest hail stones not round, but partially dtened
with great quantity Of promnences The roofs of
Louses STAYED ill., window glass broken, Chickens
birds and turkeys killed and great many men crippled
We have had hail the ground places fournches
deep :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

The burning off negro alive near the City of Natchez
account OF which appears in TIE N:ehe: Free Trader
is one of the most frghtfG phenomena o. the peculiar
institution that we have ever had TO record, and will
match in atrocily gadiIoria AID uquisitorial .mes
The slave, according to the 1ccount, struck white
man, AID tie Democracy Of that region no, waiting
or Justice TO take its course, inflicted Lynch law
The victim was chsired to tree fagcots were placed
around him. while lie showed tie Greatest Indifference
When tie chiyalry had arranged the pile in reply to
question if he had anything to say, be is reported to
have warned all slaves to take example by him anl
a,ked the prayers ofhose around lie then asked for
a drink Of water and Afes qualils it sad-. Now set
&" fire. ! am ready TO so in peace" When tie flames
tecsn to burn him, in lis agony lie showed gigentic
strength and actually forced tie staple from tie tree
udbcuIded frou the burning mess But le Instantly
fell pierced Will r.seb-lls, aol Leo his body was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

Your Built makes JUS; much difference now
whether it your bull mine that gored The it
did when that old fable written
The Ciereend H,raH pub shed the fact day, that
fhe Cleveland -four dealers bad made profit of $4,000
this season which seemed Aupon the editors stomach
Easy as slice Of old fashioned family light bread.
Presto change! This same -four speculation has ad.
Ssnced the price and the pous editor hOri6ed to think
that the New York -four dealers should grind the poor BY
syacng such large profits Some folks think this smacks
Of country hypocrisy What is alright in ohios all wrong
IL New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

In our State Legislature fair amount OF business
was transacted in both branches Saturday last In
the Assem- bly number Of bills of interest to the PEG
ne oftbs City were acted The joint resolution pro-
yidpp for an adjournment from the 10th to the 18th
inst was adopted, in order to give the members an op
portunty to attend the special election for the amend
ment of the Constitution to secure the completion and
enlargement of the Canals For details Of Saturday
proceedings and resume of the dOiDgs for the fifth
week of the session, see elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

Cor BACK UP.-There is Democratic editor ont in
Wisconsin who is down Douglas aud Nebraska, sighly
After noticing the Introduction Of the bill 10 organize Ne
brsska into the United States Senate The O:aukee Times
says:
This Sepator Douglas, it will be recollected, sup.
ported az candidate for the Democratic Presidential
domination in ls52 Our cheek nges with shame at the
remembrance that ever in the most remote degree
assisted to edd to the political prominence Of servle
lnnnh face
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

In the Senate, on Saturday large variety OF pet'
tons were presented Mr. FISH presented the pro
ceedpcs of tie meeting at the Tabernacle against the
reresl of the Missouri Compromise. the Clerk read
tie paper partly through when hr DOUGLAS o'Jec.eu
to tie reading, and his motion the reading was dis
continued The Senate then resumed the conhdera-
ton Of he Nebraska BILL Mr.. Dixon, OF Kentucky,
having II G floor advocated the bill in short speech
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

REMARKABLE ABsTISENoE.-Engelje Van der Vlies, of
pynacker near Rotterdam, Holland the wOmln who did
not eat since 1919 nor drink since 1922 is dead. She
died Dec %, we learn from friend at the Holland
Colony in Michigan who first communicated to THE rRI8
uyE some particulars in reference this remarkable
Of nLsiin. nee from food and drink
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

U-e shall Issue, on THIS MOANlNG, TIE Trbsne
f,, Cc5cfno. Cyecoa. and ne ScHoaa Iioaos 1t VIII
contain summary Of al the Las: ForDgn ard Dofaesnc
ps since Tie last % amer MONEY AID Market ie or1'
Marriages, Doailr &c.
single copies in wropperr ready for mailing can be bad
p, n, desk This Morning Price cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

Joseph I White Who sailed FOR California Saturday
in tie Northern Light, is the bearer Of State papers
T. Edu.ann Bergman and o. W Bennett, With dis
patches hr London and G B Cooper Consul at Hamburg
az beaIef of patches 70 Constannope le in The At
6L.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
We give Oh ON third page tbs morning reports Of

We give on our third page this morning reports Of
IN unusual number of interesting sermons preached
Yesterday in tin City and vicinity First among 'neih
is an ALE and pointed discourse on tne Neor"Sha Ia
iGuity by tie Rev. J +. THOMPSON mex uo,'
sermon BY the Rev. W Fl. FURNfss OF fn''a'e'gN'a
,Icr ,ho 1i.ccurse of the Rev Mr. STEAD (Presbyse-
.;a,, and tho Rev. Father WHEELER, (Catholic) or
the late awful calamity at Ravers|ocd