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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

MADAM MORROW II, WITHOUT lxCHYrIOU rHu
X mst wonderful asrelogst In Ne vcr1 q tSaS ~
ever been hnoyn shs viii ten past prssslN "a tsS
friends Which has assoa!shsd tAeus.ats duiss ID sv
nufCps. s ,svsSn SseEnsss q :svsatA eassAAa
hsf wonderful science 70 ts svsn M.z vs lhsyek9 81
the grsAtest Happiness Of matsim ial bliso ~ r -
soendAnt OF line Of Asolsgsrs aching bssk fe9 oo1su
An Who have been tssppois sss ssswhsrs, nay en- -
nal pris eples Of KAsiss sssnos Bhs guarsaeeo ~
who visit her win mot regret Brosme sroeA betVS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

HENRY a. LEEDS AUcrDNEER-BYH II. Il. LEEDS
IL kCO.-Vuesday February 28. and Wsdnesday March
l. AZ 10Y O'Clock: ~ the sales rooms, No. Wall street,
Signor Pandolnnps Hrst spring sale Of marble
orpamsn Of all kinds spienddiy carved qrecian Roman
and Etruscsn receivers Of the
beautiful desisns marble fountains BIRDS aud ash, aga.
estoks jewel and boxes also. spsndidy lnd
ssts .sprs:sntiaE Venus = The Bath ths Dancing GI
oastors salt cellars fruit stands cake bAsksts Of The
newest and most beautiful patterns Also, to olose In
voice about Fifty dozen table, DESERT and spoons and
forks .hs bsss q v:. ps.s % silver and inferior
milan glass wareA largo iavooe Of costly Bohemian
class ware Purchasers wishing sher goods scnt from ths
importer The goods Will be exhibition he day before
ths sale whom the public are respectfully nvsd 70 ea and
examine them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

VANKgE CARD AND JOB PRESSES RUNNING CON
SANITY, night ana day, At HORNS listed ssaaes Rail
road Gazette tfhce i Fulton sttess orders allied
Hents notice. Neat splendid and cheapest In the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

n @. HORTON, AUCTIONElR. WILL SILL ON
Thur,dsy ~ 10Y O'Clock = 10 Sixth avenue lot q
removed from Broadway convenience Of SALE Also
niture, DO dding, pain tin6s mirrors, DO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

HoLT'S PISTOLS, GUNS kC.-COLTs PISTOLS or
~ Al sias single and double pistols and reyolvors
bowie knives shot and powder fasks gun looks and
parts locks and ali kinds IF articles for Gnnimiths
sale at Tho lowest prices and on favorable gerns.
A. W. SPIES 4 CO., 81 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

A UcTION sALK-THI CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
"A the several public markets belonging 10 tho city, and
sundry lots and buildings WIN BE- leased bids ~ public
City Hail. fe. the term If Eve from she first day Of
Nay nett Lists OF ths property 10 be leased
tanning also the terms and conditions Of sails. may DO
tanned application 81 tho Com ptrollers ONCE NO. Hal
JACOB A. wEsTERvELT, Mayor,
r. X TILLOU, Recorder
a. G. FLA0Q, Comptroller,
wv. EDHONDS Diam berysip,
WIN CHAUN 1EY. chr. r. Com. 3D. Aid,
WIN n VRRxILYE, Oh +. Com 3D. Ooun'n.
Commissioners OF sinking Fund.
fraLcs Department. New York Feb %, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

AIRS PREWBT1g RETURNS THANKS 10 HuR nm,
wi msrous friends for their liberal paRonaeo h1Re1e8en
and Akss thb Opportunity Of Informing then NAa0 ~ -
Wish her ssry.ss !. ,s.rsio{y, ieys sna Law na IT,
On By Napoleon telsg shs The Iady 81 sssSSS
Me, vf nAy also the Of her visiSsrs Win q w
call eoon they viii net Isaa have the cpSSrs1lty -
sensutns beg R.siasnss grsst Joass ssss< sss1S =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

- ship CHARLES MORGAN, Capt. Thos Forbes, will
hs nav 81 On ana IN
saloon Freight ~ cents Per cubic fooA Passage oAba go
AsighS Sr passsgs apply on board. or.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

E0R sAVANNAH AND TLORIDA-UNIrED STATES
~ Nail Ltns.Ths and splendid steswship FLORIDA,
Captain r. g. Woodruff will leave SATURDAY. March 4sh
- clock r. n, from pier No. North river Apply
SAMUEL Z. AITCHILL. No: y Broad say.
u. ThrodKh tickets from New York 70 Jacksonville, $751;
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INSTRUCTION..

A YOUNG LADY, COMPETENT TO INSTRUCT IN
a English French and music 10 DESTROYS Of obtaining
a. goysrpsss In Brookin or New York Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

CHrAP IRON B1DsTBADgs BEDDING, AND ILAs-
" tic Mattress GAIeroomsTheso healthy mattrsates
superior to fe.Shsr beds for ohsapnsss hea convenience
@ repacked and altered ~ spring beds oheAp
iron hsesAds all tses IS TO $25 Please call examine
at No. $50 Broadway, Priuoe street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

UBTRALIA.-PIONIER LINZ OF MONTHLY PACK.
"A sth carrying the United States nM Tho American
clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, l0d6 TONS register will be
Me- The Nightingale built expressly for exhibition 81
The Worlds Convention In London. Her saloon eAbin 10
ylSeo0 She the sharpsst shp Of her sise aAos and
IDENTIFY believed the fastest aer Passengers and
Rsr Who win pay the rates charged b. the Steamer Great
Britain from Liverpool win be GUARANTEED that the sht
sumbsr Of days than shs steamer f.em vsrpoe the
Ongeis Plans the cabins will be forwarded b. mail 70
tsn1ing passenger For freight or passage AppNIo
r w, CAMERON, ll6 w all street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

a 1ngush French and nnsc, 10 desrous Of obtaining
situAtien goyerpsss In Brooklyn New York Address
MI, New York Poet Ohics.
Ro0KKl1PING.-r0 TIE BUsIsRss wORLD-OON.
ess and redssf Axs nos more necessary ~ sea tnan
chants olexk the mercantile and In fact
every business man. 30 believing, 00LDSMfTH No SO
Broaaws has orsa:i,.d HE ssssbishmsas With sgss.
esvs thsr lessons In elegant Aad quiet paror And hs sy
tenn Of insrustsn although rapid thoroughly and smi
neatly practical Csii for ckculasa
CPANISH LANGUA0E.-F A. ESTRADA, PROFESSOR
Of that language will spend few hours leisure la th
tuition Of ~ either - his rsdenee or ct Of this
pupils. Address note to79 YAriok ssteet.
THE FRENCH AND 0BRMAN LANGUAGES AS
wanted for busnss and eoHvsrsaton NAY Sc thorough
y learned In private lessons GLASSES b. ladies and gen
AFTER most suooessfu method b. 40 pyins ~ l88
Broadway near Broone street, "
WHO KNOWS NOT TIE BHcRKrs-Isss so COCOON
w rses ink, fres from acid; order 10 linn
sssa E:sA 5aisTow y: Vel tssehss sad .:;csnsr
lise attended good hand positively Givsn (s6 Please
apply and Wy ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

NyH1 NEW YORK FOUNDRY AND IRON RAILING
CempenyPus up ezelusiyel,. IN every style and q 81
patter1s CYowslps celebrated cast irsn railing without
vea warranted DO more stauncb durAbe Aad eeonom
GAL Man aAy other Every hin eAssns light or heavy
shops ~ ths lowest prices Brackets door and yado.
foundry line, promptly furnished. Specimens In esstons
&c 81 their wareroons Noe 70 sad Duane street fev
DOOR cset Broadway foot Of Forty sxsh street.
AasiI xirn
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HOTELS.

4 TLANTIc HOTEL NO BROADWAY, oPPssIrn
"A the and In The Immediate vicinity Of the PHI
ladelphs cad EssteYn boats few gentlemen be
osn1odatsd wth full board or dinners only:
J. TORRNAN Proprietof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

CIGNOR BLITZ-LASr wKRK-THn 0R1A1 VIM.
. triloqust the astnshing magician and the leaned
Canary BheL ssuyvsssns institute 500 Broadway-hsn.
week. ~ * oessh and on Wednesday End Saturday -
oensstinE Of Venty oquism Spirit RAppins MAs and "
Canary Birds Admission - cents; children l2k cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

HE0. CHRISTY 4 WOODS NINSTRELs, NO. ~
VI Broadway, perform every evening Tickets - oeAts.
This company has no eonnsetion wth any other.
H. WOOD, Bushes Manager.
GEoR0E CHRISTY, HtAxs MANAGE.
ACARD.-Geores Chrissy ys known for We l.st twelve
method Of informing ths puc that he has formed eopar
nership with Mr. Henry Wood, Of Ninstrsl Hall No. ~
0nORGk OHRIBTY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

pKLMoNT HALL, NEW BRIGToN, srATnN ISLAND
hnow bsins enlarged and vii b opened for shs see
v aad 10 their interest 70 make early application
Mrs. =. @. COFFIN, 7W Broadway,
opposite Grace Church.
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(yHEAP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADJUSTED TO
~ vision, and exchanged free not sAtsaetory by Pro-
lesser TsANK optcan By dipoua TO the New York Eve
Hospital and spsotacl sker TO the Eye Inhrnary No.
Clay Hall square, opposite the Astor House second door
BArnum's Museum and at 81 Bovsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

DERHAMs TICKETS.-LAST CHANCR-TH1 UN.
dersisued having just returned Gsor9etown D. o.,
and the rem aiming PsshaT s tickets WI leave
his friends who are DESTROYS sending sheir tokes by him,
and will receive their tickets 1T his residoncd, l0 Lewis
Of Stanton before The 9th Of March To de-
fray billing will be and faithful
trust For rsf apply b.
rs nHsd Of Grand and East streets or Mr. Wan
Velser, corner Jay and West streets. II. DAVIH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

MApAME LADOnUs NO. xs CANAL srR.pT sru.
M continues 70 n past pressn. and futuIs events love.
otulNhip Aaa Arriage she will also mutual
we parties whore does BOT viii chew Ne
henes Of the future ntenAsl absent isnd sneaie a.
having travelled sxtonsvsy In ths United statss th0 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

DRoOKLYN ANUsENINTs.-WYkkN,T TIE CHILE.
ID braed agcian vsntrloquiIt, Ill give lee %
his popular spsertaipmsnts ~ s greoklyn nusean ssm
week. The exhibitions embrace beautiful experiments In
Masie humorous Vertrloquism, and lAughAble
Italian Fantocini. See bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

VvHn BRYAN GALLERY or CHRISTIAN AHA
oollsotsn the mosb complete made b. psgssE
Of authentic pictures Guido de Sienna (AD 1J Oss
hue. 0tss nsmm Psludi.o Leonardo q vnsi HalAasi.
Nuril1o Rubens Van D. Ok, Tsniees, Ley, E1tsasdA
tade EuysdAs Poussn, Claude sns ek JeGh1A ~
Broadway. Admiration IS esat1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

CIL1oT n1ADINos AT TN BRooKLYE INs1I.
formerly Mis- Bridges, Of Brooklyn VIII sivs q sssnST
entertainment % the Bfookiyn Insttuts wsnesday
next March l. Readings Shakespeare aAA otR 800
Tickets, 20 esnts. To commence 81 8 O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

ROARpIN0 AT l46 wAvERLEY PLACE.-A GEN.
- tlemaA and his wife and Two three single gentle
men, be gentesly odsted with very pleasant
Iooms furnished unfurnished baths TO-, in the
house snsh avenue cars and stages pass every three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

MR.. =. 8. CHANFRAU, AND MISS ALBERrN1 ARE
M engaged Troy three nights and will appear there
in fAvers characters shiS Wedne ,dsy svsAAs. w.
morrow. N d Friday nghA
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A UcTIoN NOTICE. CRcCKERY, GLASS ANB CHI
ssWh ,,I saa is WA. ASssi0pTssrnnJ
O'clock a. u John Street, large and general stock
tive for cash.
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AEATRIkOk IAL.-THE LADY WHO ABV1nTIBRD
M for husband in yeserdAys Herald mar find IL 70 her
ADVANTAGE 70 visit ,hs woIlds Hall Sos 81 40 $40 Broad
before her. but also have tbs Of selecting
partner from the multitude Of Able and handsome
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17
TTIIRTYJTHRD CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1864.
CLAIMS ARHrSa FROM THE WAR IN CALIFORNIA
The CHAIR presented communication from the Secre-
tary Of War; transmitting the report Of the Board of
Commissioners appointed years ago to investigate
the claims preferred against the United States arising
and growing out of the in California.
Mr. GwN, (dem.) Of CAL, moved its reference to a
select committee.
Mr. PxARCE, (whig) of Nd, opposed this, and moved
its reference to the Committee Military Affairs.
After debate, Mr.. Pearces motion was carried
CALIFORNIA.
Numerous petitions and reports were presented. A
bill establishing certain post roads in California was
: taken up and passed.
LAND CLAIMS IN LOUISIANA
The bill regulating the manner of issuing patents in
of private land claims in Louisiana, taken
and passed.
xHE VERMONT eKNAroRsHIP-MR PHELPS oUSTKD.
The case of the Vermont Senatorship was taken up
Mesrs MASON, ToUCEY, and STUART opposed Mr. Phelps
claim, and Messrs. WALKER, GEYER and CLAYTON sup
ported,it.
ing Mr. Phelps entitled to retain his and decided in
the negative by yeas H. nays 26 as follows -
YrAs-Mossrs Clayton, Dodge Of Iowa, Everett Fessen
den, Foot Geyer Morton, Norris Sebastian Wade Walk
NATsNMesrs. Adams Allen Atchson, Badger Bayard
Brodhead, Brown, Butler, Clay Dodge Of Wis Douglas,
Evans Fish Fitzpatrick Hamlin Hunter Mason, Pearce
Pratt Rusk, Seward Shields sldsl Stuart SUMNER and
M. BADGER, (whig) of N. c., offered resolution,
which was adopted, that there be paid to Hon. s. B.
Phelps . equal to the per diem and mileage OF q
Senator from the first day of this session to this day
Adjourned.
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are ncneo to think that the at Arsgossa hai
been concd. mt with one In Catalonia Had the revolt
soldiers and ser eants it might perhaps, have been
planned by local but 1t highly improbat be
that Brgadicr General would have headed Il had hs
not had grounds expect support and co-operatisn
beyond that Of troops under his own immediate coc-
Immediately following the circular above given comes
despatch addressed to the Captain eueral of A.gon,
enoining him to judge and punish with re utmost rgcr
OF martial awsa the chiefs officers, sersants and sol!
diess who hook part in the insurrection and all the civil
hans who were taken with in their hnAds Tbso
comes The most important document of ALL second cir
suar from the Minister at War the General
OF Provinces, which runs as follows
I SS;n n S.S ,s ssu informed
had broken out than Il w.s 40 %
nay chssssd. and with view 70 prevent
e;
sasy ssss ssss ss,s. ',is ,ssS
deserving sP:nsa army .@d ling ds0Td in other
sssi: - ssi = +. - sS::S
ss in an ssesp.on.i sts; sssns Ess Ma
u determined to preserve order snd Give
laconic circular fm the ministry Of she g0vernnsnt
to the governors Of provncc referring tAem to cir
Il TO
but very important series Of documeuts-
Thus is the whole Of Spain placed undE martial lawe
state Of things unparalleled since the end of the civ
Owing to the very short time that has elapsed snoe tss
to conjecture what we nay next expect The orss
extremely serious, and tie perpexy Is increased By
the doubt In what the revolt has tahan place. a.
though the most natural inference ID that Conehs IT,
instigator Bgadier Hore seed under his command In
Catalonia, and was known to be well affected to him.
Gonzales Bravo has just been arrested Genefala Ser
rano and Manzano he latter also former suboedinAts
OF Jose Concha have been sent de cuar but TO what
places have not yet been able to learn Madrid squie
but there is much anxiety abroad We shall doubtlesg
hear of arrests
Two extraordinary courers hsve arrived from Sara-
gossa and are shut in the main guardhouse and not
allowed to deliver their dispatches There are strong
reports abroad of disturbances at Barcelona Tho funds
have fallen at to-day's Bolsa.
In addition the Times contains the following telc
graphic despatch
MADRID, Feb. %, 1854.
Order is established at Saragossa The insurgents Who
occupied the fort Of Aafea surrendered at discretion
on the morning Of the 2lst.
The fugitves pursued by two squadrons of cavalry,
directed their fight towards the fronter of France
AT Madrid all is quiet The Council of Ministers In
sitting en- pcrm0xcnce at the War office The arrests
continue.
There is rumor of the banshment of Messrs Ale i
jandro dc Castro, Bermudez de Castro and Gonzales
Bravo.
General Zva has received his passports for Bayonne.
The Spanish General Concha has arrived at Bordeaux
Three per Cents, 35.
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Of the movements Of the ibusts,s mention this 70
show evidence Of good faith The ease Of the Ami
stad however, s not settled and yet 70 the gentle
man makes the most strenuous objectionts1be money
ances to which have alluded-tfose consSM wrongs
are meant acts OF hostility towards this governent
Whether the Of The vessel being row Southern
port the Black Warrior to have been the Of
special hate Of the Spanish authorities. understand
sat on former occasions without any sfonition far
az anybody could know, she fred at but the ball
passed over her, ana no damage dChe. Until our
government shah show disposition to stop this soul
play, she will continue to annoy The Committee sn
Foreign Affairs have had meeting, but not thorough
mittee would suy to me, IL could convene shem that
this and ought not to bs carried
any farther and that ought to to lay tbs motion
to reconsider on the table-and now do SO.
GESIRAL CRlEs."Ne, no p "Queston, question p
Mr. PnnIPs to Mr. BaylyGivs me four or Ave minutes
CRC-'No no I" Question, question ~
Mr. BAyLY-Iwould 60 as far as anybody to oblige my
friend from Alabama; but really feel that anract
ing by instruction of the committee cannot yielthe
fcor.
Impatient cries Of Question "Questono and
general commston.l
The question was then taken on the motion to lay Mr.
Giddines motion the table, and carried with but few
dissenting voices.
THE DEFICIENCY mI.
The House then went into committee On the deficiency
bill. ard resumed the consideration Of the amendment
making appropriation for marine hospitals and custom
houses.
Conversation took pce relating to the proprety of
passing the deficiency bill and taking u that hos
pa's and custom houses afterwards, a. M wentworth,
OF Illinois, said there seemed to be mutual distrust be-
tween the friends Of the deficiency bill g. and the
est cia friends OF the hospitals and custom houses-he
latter trying to tack the mentioned items on to the
The Committee without understanding on those
points, and the House adjourned
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From PhilaileIphia.

CALIFORNIA NAIL AGENT-FATAL OCCURRENCE.
PHILADELPHIA March 16, 1854
Colonel Rowland G. Tomlnson, Of Philadelphia, has
been appointed mail agent between New York and Cali
fornia and sails in the Illinois the Of 9th April
As girl named Elizabeth Creamer, aged fifteen
years. carrying a loaded gun up stairs to-day she
got into q wrangle about the weapon with younger
brother, who caught hold Of the gun while she re-
tanned her grasp of the muzze During the struggle
the trigger caught or struck by the boys foot
the gun went off and the charge entered the girls
side killing her instantly.
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Rumors Of Threatened Invasion OF Canada
by Russia.

A strange story appeared some days ago in Quebec
paper the effect that In consequence of advces from
England the Provincial Post Office authorities had seized
letter intended for the Russian government containing
programme Of intended invasion Of Canada by Rus
sinn soldiers via the United States 1t was looked on
here hoax but to ght is announced by telegraph
from Quebec that the writer of the letter has been SEIZED
but no proof of treason fQundn consequence of his
having had time to destroy his letters-and that 10
militia are be called out The matter is still considered
as a humbug OF some kind.
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CINCINNATI, March Is, 1854.
Flour is here and has advanced TO 90 5O Pork
IA dull at $12 s5 for Money is at Is Is per cent
and very scarce. New York exchange wanted at 1c.
premium. The river is falling, but is still high.
CHARLESTON, March 13, 1854.
The sales Of cotton to-day 500 bales, at prices
ranging from 7c. a 10c The market is frm
RECEIPTS OF FLOUR PROM CANADA.
Albany March 16, 1854.
TIE propeller Dayton landed yesterday at oswego
$500 bbls four from Port Credit c. W. It goes to Bos
ton at 104c. freight from Port Credit
RIO DE JANEIRO MARKETS.
BALTIMORE March 16 1854.
BY the brig Scotia have Rio dates to the 2Sth
january In coffee there but little doing Small
saes for the United States had been made at
mixed lots and 4H700 4Hs00 for good rsts and supe-
rors Notwithstanding duh market, holders were
firm. Flour was quiet cargo OF Baltimore sold at
$40. At retail there sales Of Richmond at S24
Sterling exchange at 28k 28k prem In freights,
low rates were prevailing there being better supply
Of vessels.
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Later from Bermuiln.
OUR HAMILTON CORRESPONDENCE.

HAMILTON, Bermuda March 9, 1854.
Trial Of an american Saior-War Prepsrahons-NosaB
and Military Movements
special court Of General Assxe is being held today
for the trial of Eli Andrew of the Of the ship Tea
nessee at present at st. Georges, charge of man
slaughter of Josef Manuel another Of the Of said
vessel On the 17th ult alteration took place
board the vessel between the parties when Andrew kick
ed Manuel in the stomach from the effects Of which he
shortly after died.
The mechanics and others employed Ut the navy yard
Ireland Island out on the 25th ut for great gun
practice and the result proved them quite capable Of d.
Tending the place in of attack.
Vice Admiral Sir George F. Seymour left here 'on the
Goth ult for Halifax in the steamer Merlin, Capt Hum
ter His flag ship-the CumberlAnd-followed him On
the 2sd The Cumberland win proceed to England Ina
mediately.
H. n. steamer Brisk, Commander 'Seymour is here,
waiting the arrival of the Merlin, from Halifax due to-
day, when she will probably leave for England.
The 44th Regiment is expected here shortly from Gib
raltar to relieve the 56th which will return to England
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BY TELEGRAPH.
INTERESTING CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Outrage on the Black Warrior.
FYftTINc nERATE IN THE ufSE
BUSINESS In THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
The Temperance Bill in the Assembly.
PoIltieal and Miscellaneous Intelligence,
&c., &C., DC.
From Washington city.

From Washington City.
ExCrTEMENT CONCERNING THE BLACK WARRIOR Az
FAR--Posr OFFICE CLERKS RESIGNING-TwO RAIL-
ROADS TO THE PACIFIC, ETE.
WASHINGTON, March 16, 1854.
There s no mstakng the fact that strong disposl-
ton exists Congress to pursue ultra towards
Spain for the seizure Of the Black Warrior Asuspenson
of the neutrality laws to be the prominent feature
with a majority of members Great excitement was ap-
parent in the House this morning while the matter was
under consideration.
The clerks in the Post ONCE have resigned in conse
quence of low salaries.
The bill Of the Select Committee of the House proposes
two Pacific railroads and telegraphic lines-one COM
nencing from the Missssipp at point not north of the
thirty parallel Of north lattude Francisco
and the other from point the westerly side OF
Lake Superior Mississippi river in Minnesota to the
Pacific.
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The Strike Amongst the Maryland Coal
Miners, &c.

bATIIMUKE, MArCH 10, 1909.
Much excitement continues to exist amongst the
in the Cumberland coal region and the Sheriff has been
despatched to dslodge who refused to vacate their
In the Frostburg coal region in Georges
creek and sonaconing mines rotous demonstrations had
made but were resisted by the officers of the
any and several rioters arrested From the Frost
urg region IL Is reported that the miners have appointed
committee to confer with the companys agents to set
tie the difficulties.
The wharf boat at Portsmouth Ohio sunk on Tuesday
night damaging worth Of coffee and other goods
placed In it by the Union line Of steamers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17
Death or Mrs. Blgler.

hARRfSBUHb, Marcn TO- l004
Mrs. Susan Bger mother Of the present Governors Of
residence in Delaware township, Mercer county, aged
about seventy