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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
CARp-JusIICE TO DR.. MoRRIs.-The. under


with eA' pain ss Jury q the CoNar
pss usr bosd the Empe Ciy from HsvRna no
which The officer the NesYOgk
LET psss with yellow fever borG" Upon VII vilea.s
lkls c5nc asi0n g. the disease As
conauc ssh ocer The undo s-ned heas
unable attic 2gh b. Il tcf med ht
70 examination hsd aud 'nlusra
held he has prsoetG he profession In New OesEs "
has been tkicugh epiaSu o NsloS fsyer
he Of the question s-e our.anee vhs
rcscyedon board
days serwsid be tn Une sned completing or
oonsps'ee bowel and then prescribed "a De seeing
him be hsd some eYss symptoms aud a. lime possessed s
less pdicsto OF yellow fever.
Tie upderienea f the patnt appear treated
BY means serious Even ja,t before his srvvs ,
sntre the uneeec saS HIN wakirs the Geek o. ae
stesuslp.
Without desiring imprgp TIE e..hs- -r,ucn oil
undcIssuct
plsirg thst gi a.lc' D. Morris 4 .nv
sut sihott vsntuf.uE
81 the public M oen rs- ges.pc. ii bs,t
meme sns standing Trobs behind inc dgny Corr afs as
date uuSu ci5ls political purposes stkoOgh nav
NOT b. O their priysfe pTofss u0rl injury
w B DopsoY, " ID, No. ~ C'pslst. Nss 0riesus
Acirs Surgeon Of steamer Empire cisy
New York ApTl g. 1871
Eer,epsnt james MKns.ry United states Nav eop.ai
Of the United Mail steamship rnr Cit, tad L
peets 10 the public and sEsspr
whose death has pro9Gca the yo fsyeT
he possessed symptom whatever OF t ds.se
Captain MKrs:ry has during his o. srice noe ssy sen
sd hs.ss be 0rDiao o- fSS.cr TIE
passenger by ha before svias the hp, aid made
specific conn lans tcsefsECus Lns fhge g % more
ysow fever pfeyssg Hsyfra than Il usa IN re m'o OF
March and the ipstaue comp1L-i VI Id t7 f2 TO"
Gify gLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
LETTER FROM SENATOR DOUGLAS IN REPLY
TO TWENTY-FIVE CLERG1aEN OF CHI
CAGO on TIE NEBRASKA BILL.

NA~IISGION, Apfll =, A-3f
Tr1ge Douglas hes written a org letter of eight col
uInu, 0: Tie Seafrl in reply 70 the resolutions OF
meeting # twenty Eve clergymen or Chica. a. AMI IN
defer o his debate in the Senate on the pro-
est Of the New England cer-yne against the eeeel Oh
Mr. poueirs ra.reyerses the ground pursu-d by him
10 butte The time tie protest wes presented in the Sen
sto and ret the charge that The protest vas an out
r-ee upon the privileges OF large body OF citizens lie
quotes portion Of bic remarks made IN opposition TO the
protest I'D contends thai the principle IN ths Neora,ka
BIZ identical with tho resolutions OF the meeting ut Chi
ceco aid involve only the light O the people IL the Sass
iIale ;her government He also contends MAJ the
rarsfr OF slaves from Kentucky 20 Nebraska would be
Iret tie slaves sui not alter the poit cal complex
ion-hat il would be sinply reducing in one STATE
vhCe The snd is ex ausd aud Increasing IN others
vhtre II il rich. Denies that clergymen as SUCH nave
qb 20 interfere in all matters embracing moral and re
eiou. tub. and intnees thst recognition OF sucl
owe- would -oys subv Isye Of the principles of free
Government and destru. i've OF ali the guarantees Of cig
snG rel ous liberty The sovereign stt ~ the people
t. u osseo thei own affairs, IN conformity with the Con
su'ion oftheiT making recedes and ds7ppear' ne
says when paced in suboId nation to the authority OF
hCiy OF men claiming by virtue Of their Office a. mGis
ter to be ivn " appointed institution for the doclari
ton and enforcement OF Gods viz On EARN.
The Judge further argues that il is necessary 70 alnul
the eight section h Missouri Compromise as io nicalo
free and denies that the proposal TO do so Is
breach OF iah The principle ofthe Nebraska BILL he ays
is purely question self government involving the right
ar capaoy If the people manage their own ocal and
domcstc concerns This is the only conroverted prn
ciple involved in The bill | am unwingto believe that,
upon mtture reeccr am with AL the adVah'ases "hch
Your Christian cha acer and experience may enable you
summon your assistance you will sanction the deoa
ration that prop siton 10 carry this principle into
effect Is crest moral wrong-exposing us to the right
"ocus judgments Of The Almighty:
Tie letter is argumenative rather than denuncialory
ard is milder might have been expected from ITS
source; but still upon points i il tart and aroastc
The letter is clearly designed Gs full vindcation OF his
character and covers all his positions in gard to his op
position to the protest of the New England clergymen 1t
show much in It's preparation, and when published
rpsily in IIe >en'tri VIII be rcsl
with much interest by the foes wei by the friends Of
judge Douglas and his Nebraska bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
ny SnIruEnN NAIL.

BALTIMORE April ., 1854.
New Otcors papers Of Monday were received here TO-
dly They conta Texan sdyices to Mar H. confirming
Tie report that Fort Belknsp surrounded by Indians
The pspor however do epprehend aay danger to the
garrison Indians were still committing depredstops along
u e Rio Gran6e
News nom FL Paso the 18th ut is received. 1t con
tairs noting important
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

NLw NAIL AnnAsSExESr.-We learn thu a'r'nsr
menis have been mads by the Postms.,r General )r n,
steamers Black Warrior az Caa.SDa, Of tho Nev.f6rE
and Alabama Steamship Compa-y, to osfFy tbs oG'sd
strs Mail to Havana ,rd Noble aud tea. those steam
will AL bere.f.er under the United sstes MAJ dag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
ALL.yAL OF TIE CITY OF MASCHES FER DE
SCIUCTIVE FIRE

PHmADELPHIA AtT g. 1854
The iesEst'p Cay Of Manchester passed the Break
vlfer night IL coming up this afternoon she grounded
. ne fa;s below Reed. Isl4Hd but al probably BE- got
al at ;e1' high tide.
EsIl, tbs rosnug the omnibus stable OF Moore Il Co
req Fanourt destroyed by hre, tossher with four
teL onn.lusef slsishs and o'E-r stock thiE,ytwo
70 Sc 40 pershed n tie fsmss Loas $4,000 While
corg TO fre. fIer.sn Iantd Nei Co0neT was run
over by en- ,ns nc A1d ki.ed instantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

STEAMSHIP CRY OF GLASGOW "A paragraph IN The
Uale,on Star states hat the fears entertained for he
safety this vessel WI probably induce the Secretary OF
the Treasury to order two revenue cutters to 90 10 search
of her as soon as there may be information received
which may to drec, in some measure to the right
a." quarter in which to cruise to that end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

We publish among cur telegrsphic dispatches sum
mary of loDg winded letter FROM Mr. Douglas 10 de-
Tense of the Nebraska bill Ii is simply reIteraon
Of tie soyhistry that the repeal OF the Missouri Com
promise merely gives to the people Of the Territories
tie right OF seltgoverDment Does Douglas really
suppose the people of the North so stupid no. to see
through this iallacy II he does he is'dOomed 70 e.
terrible disappointment the Missouri Compro Mise is
the only thing hat popular sovereignty 10 tue
Territories lis repeal destroys that sovereignty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
,ppoyyTvFyTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

b. aae sls Ae aGries aa4 ,oaselt n re s'sl''-
Charles s Freiloy Of Ohio 70 be principal Clerk OF
pubc arS, in tie G,AeIe Land Oco, T. A CtSei re-
-. e.. III, ,er
IN " whfea r rer-c % u lndia9 l(eD' . TIE VIZ
pisrts A-eucv Vice Thos Fl4p. dcf 1scc1sej -,
uhsrd ATssrs.s, % y Agent i,f tA fo-'ANS
cn'rs ard Eaclss I'D sus vice J9ba =" Nhnl .
,iois Jsil q lB1irrs o b c9g'i o. - q 'ti~ "
.sc D. t,st cra Essissa 70 5e or ..ss asi - -
or 'ie pcg, Of Rio Grpts 10 Rgisb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

TEI PARK PREAcHISo.-rne preaching which he's been
rscteo from he steps Of tie Cy He'll tor several sundays
past wa. repeated yesterday By 1r Wet and several
others Abont oCo persons assembled 10 hear hsm, and
before the ssir was ooocuded gang Of oFdes eresfd
disturbance and end svorsd To ct upa fyh fhe Chief
polio, M L arrested ore Of the riasleaders named RhsS
Hapnsor and h. WA loesed no 10 the fombs They als
ouelef taC dsturbapee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
NAVIGATION on LAKE, ERIE. &c.

BUFFALO Saturday, Avri 2, 1854
Tie ice drlays symptoms Of breaking Up and there
VrcTect Il The re0n ing CT navigation a0me Tbat ear
~ tbaE suipo.,d lac weather i. quite " arm
The propeller Nsv England ieav - morrow for Up
"a Like 81 ClpDews and Welaud CANA Il is be-
levec he vii have dirtUlty IN getting through
Itt-e T. goo, deal Of zoe n he Like near Point Albion
i.b.i1f- .ar st c.. s.s ,6.o vs-i .h)r
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

Tlfre were SOC desbs IN the City last cd Of shi CD
comm pion cs-red Of % beng decrease of oons u
lions g. rcrece Group a. increase CONCESSIONS u.
dec-ease dropsies roresse 90 va QUE isy'fs y
crease infernnatcrs g nerease 6 nassnrs -. ~
crease % or Ea,ure Dir hs ard slbOrn O. dscrj as o.
srnalpJz TO- incre ase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

ANTIOCH CeLLrGE, Ohio, bad $50 students when it
eu, fe mr, r oIsIioE gal bad already s'0s'f
coo e.u fo Of secoEotsiors - fhsnds 40 a's
furd Of $1,000 srdaS it' s25" Of AA'e ,1eef
6e.n sutsert.d b tie Unl.sg.Ans Of this Cis5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
BALTInoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD. &.

BiLTiHoEE Saturday. April :, lsji
The propoa fer the cts l,sn Of $4,000 ocO aid the
or Teton OF tie Bal more and Ono Railroad open
&C 70 day fhne hundred and seventy thousand snfhree
iur5r'd dollars VS. taken At p Ct 1t premium and
the bstIee 81 CeTc0 awarded 70 josiah Lee x Co
sf-sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

ISpUs1RI,L CoyeHEss fhe Executive COMMITTEE o.
the National industrial Congress have ssed call ts nc
holding Of tn Nih Session Of the Congress Which sss
a, Trenton y on tie frst wednesday in Jane nsxi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
.I-er1 a)9rIs Duly & yjh111ge
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1854.
10 nnaRrNpONnaNTl


X tstea enonj Conn onzonf NfHe'e
INTENDED -eiOo % sgthentcSed o. eco Es co.
tdsts O. - oscessIig sor gLt l,s0r 80 ~
n iis gond fsh.
aDSsfste retC-n rjec-"1 Cor1rnaa'sats
Sulscrbefs IN senoisg feutf"cr s1-nf
on IN rstou CT the POs'Oics and rs e3ie1ty
the psrne ofthe sae which hsir s % b. 's1s"sJ
u.enion toe r,nas Of me Ps.fflIcs a1d st4fs
sUBsc2Frrs wilkins The eion Of The TRIBUNE snee9
uust state The old address 90 well - the ne%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
pErosrrARiEs or CANAL TOLLS

AIBANEs DtsuIu-S
The Causs Board has designated seventy tive Banks Tor
canal toll deposss The Butchers & Drovers. knicksr
booker Empire CRY. Central and BrosdTsy Bssks' are
seect,d for toe NV York tolls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

Tie Clt.st0r Inquirer (Unaar AZ h3ors s2n5rtllT
with IL rras.ee Of Columbia C5lsg 81 p j. og Pr
O ". Gibts candidate ior tie Chs.r Of Chemistry 4ni
Naa,sl Philosophy because he Is Unitarian y c9-rsa
the + us;c.s Den mind tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

Our Legislature last week performed large quaint
" of work as viii be seen bS reference TO our Report
er's resun( which viii be found in our columns this
mnrIIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

ILss,ssa-aip Crsscsa, City Joil Me- YorA Vi u-aaL
49, o..-.- :. - - SS--..-----. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

he price advertising in tie WEEKLY TGIsusE VII hereafter
,, FIFTY CENTS line each ilfer.ioD
Tire e1isor Weekly alone has Tow reached the vnpro-
ssssnfed l. n1ber q tG3 see ooples
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

The screw steamship Charity, Capt Paton with fall
freight OF flour and twenty psssenge.s saEd from Port
lard ati'x O'Clock on Saturday evening las, for Liver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

CeopcE = L,YAyE 2 Wet nioscr1t, L Our AIea in
pr,yidsuc 70. the ssle Of Tx TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

sToP THIEF it the cry of the culprit TO divert the
p bic hom nj. sds which ne.tree1 in 80 aasoriae-
tut pcHciDg tiLst ne 0T t11fie3ns
~ Mo-, Iohf Ne have s1iis "a -"
.res believing that hs hest method Of slsDeng nIos Is 10
~, - Ne D. ~ cr!i dare c,e R1p,a a.
certified Copy OF tle aey J"haEoa pa
at hoy 90 calm VI our Onec No btoal& a.
'' '' - GGnyER. BAHRR & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

VOICE FROM ENGLAND Extract from Hewitt
1.-THE infant hat in modest DAYS Of yo-e.
W,swont 10 lle and lick upon the loor
Thai found Its happiness Ia peaceful nan
IN mothers arms, nlrsts soothing lao
That . ed 10 vest its fagc 10 squalls,
Aud tIy lite little lungs In desienhs osss
Now, 10 ding such small things Il. mind beneath,
Learns Cliistbeuics 10 cuts is teeth.
And while Ia qpet mother sleeps
In BABY Jumper" { kes elastic leaps.
TV11Lf's Baby Jumper pAfcniod Sept q. lsii.
MITE glihf Warranted 10 stant one 10 csse
Of faiuIo they vi be epoced returning ali the pccss
Ihe cheCk cord imp OVEN 1t, caeIuay prevents
sCciGeLt never he removed
TurTLE's 70 poun. No Si5 Erosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

SAVING MACWNFB--PREsEST STATE or THE WAR.
III, uu,lir are rsricry invited advertise
the hner5 colrmn inside combining full scSoun OF he
Elias Howe. The Wheeler ead Wilson
M, Com Baker Co The American Mag
relic H. wing Machine Company and Taylor Rogers deasrs 10 n
Hunps Machines for i.frig lug uool our psen,s 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

Mel oDEoNs.- An assortment OF Melode0ns ldTyT
can b. eo IN the comprising 5000 m
tHdwn's CI0ou Nsl Gccrs vi "o ~naf q Anjs ana 9
H. smiths NelodsoIs sof ehnefe may ana po"ef o. 'oss
to all oIf - they are nc obiJ oaes
t,red IN the eeu, so wtpcaae or retail Of great
EurLcr WAIFas Sole Afrnt No 50 Droad shN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
RtHoRED RESIGNATION OF SENATOR JAMES.


AI1mor is current in ths city that Cen james one Of
tie L. 5 Senators from this STATE !. about to resign his
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

You HEED II A cold is thought TO be too trining
matter quick ssricrs attention, from people bu,
accents tar CO d. coneh lhoa' or
htsal 80 avt at IL tox OF BRYANS Panone
Ws.cTs
Fors.o by CLcSENSR Co, No 81 BaIey.st, General
Agents. fog New Yo.k ard vicinity.
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE Oh. what fright
xcsns tie isiT sd whcs hsr ehanRns from hFo~n 70
,rrrtf sal clor Bus why, m-dsu, 10 commune "a
In eh "whsn N ttS moleD CSisTApcROs DYg vSgd
~ rdCrsd cus tho OF yOaT
sod a. Applied At Nc GATOR Hoa,s
great Remedy Cor restoring the natural covering OF
the h.5 tld Sc rsors tn. ngtN color ~ natural poce,
70 bad a. Professor WOeD OtQi. No ea5 Broadway where
Professor BE- eonsr d. ard Isl Wslhinstonst Boston.
BAICuII CH's HAIR DYE is still the leading article,
by aset thc best Dive perfectly
h spilled thousands eli cf
n. orld pIoc only reliable Dy Known sofa ~
EArcuBLoRS No fSS Bso-dSsv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

sue 4 ~ 4 SIS 90 ~ -
l.9 $. ~ 4
Ites's . S.f- 1919 --------.- $500.
SOFA safe - ttI .'t % - - iiLf-N--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

HAnMONiUNs FOR CHURCHES, LECTURE Rooms
&c 1he,e irlneuts Rave from % i5s OPS aud var pne
from 10 10 R25 They sqr poy aud vty ola oSen
cosirs no They c g. hei weed cs'cs o. lpy n1ch
les, ON len en- vCry o'Dtnentsi appearance
uALL soy. No ll9 haQAdNly, OBJ Oll.e tne fAtA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

81 600 REWARD CATION SEWING Machines
Al ?. asns ms mixing sewing m1e1es ~ boot
forbidden Infringing pa'eDt Of september ~
6 uad psns e tho law sec lit Of my lcegcse 10
ga hnery counu inde Inc decision Of tas Dnica state,
4 he Singer mschi N Massachusetts, the
c humbs No sis the Greene 5gH pe;e1t -nd tie sl'W
o. ord
ne tbo.e caution fgsss he thread" machine fso
csllsd) Of patent .nf will prosecuted
accordingly Cot. a1c bl DO Cn Sla,es DOrr
ppps tho singer schae In dassacuses are resdy
for eo oiIir'buoD o. ny chce go -, -,
ipdusi nous citzsa g EcwYofl" viii do well 70 read
den Is AL USING IsFRIRs MACHINES AsE LIABLE
tbs Bca,on oTaoss" o. whom l. " Soger
Co hsv. much sndrssoect law and
d ~ al PitTE5 AND OvTLt
No Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

PIhYOS.-r GILBERT ~ COS Worlds FAR hrst
ntcplu PlaBos h ~hout Tho oAR and With the eee-
brsec Iron and circular ,ese Geef'. Bo1dor plln
bse Cuusies Pisuos of the old established ii OF Haett
Co oSce Pianos. aud those o. ether msSets at whole
or ,etni AT factory prices nd Pianos from S75 20
al@ HoRsSt W AIhks TO ., oreeaNsy-
FADiBANks PLATFORM SCALES--Iong known, Sc
ysr.iv tested always rshthc acknowledged tandara
FARBAsXs Co, No. 50 Wsserst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

SAVING MACHiNIs-Ladies' shoe and CATER manu-
fac ursIs hat stitching Of kid ensne ed NOR
leather A. similar tno improved SINGLE
Rnoues produce quality of work not hitherto
aud nuc 70 what Is P'be
bat u okscy true
biz lot o. icing dby the
oti incl patent sn,td to Money Johnson Ia 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

NEW Music" Three Bells Polka by I. j. Cook,
10 Cart Cr'eho on, "Dansoi Scho,tsch' by
Amid 30 cents Plume PSks" by IL Brown oon,a Camp
Poita" BY Albert 81 cents Be C"sery Scys % Gems
With visneitcs Just ubshed snd selling rapidly ma
sic -eli by mall Iostsgepsid o-. -, ~, ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

FoSirKs ANn WEIIs, Phteuol0,ists end Publish
... n -. nm ". ..rssau.,l. En.g-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

Our receipts have Of course kept pace wish our
expanded Calculation Taose Of the last fourteen
week. (fro.o Jan IL "a compare with those Of tie
core spop iIg po1tioa Of l-53 as ioi0ws:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

MILLINERY GOODs.-We have Just received SPLEEN
did Ribbons Bonue ss Lawn, Ffeoos f9 Es
Trimmings NC sc. VIII a Te arc prr pared -
cell ether css, other house la tine
t,,ds ScgHcE Son, 10 a an ~ Dly!noast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
fBrlo 1874:
Agc,ersle..zf.36o Aszrag gate

III Ut ~ ~" - =, ~
Aggregate exc. 8 IA II OYER sS--....... O'JOO
lNoTETbe ssoge fae tn, count g. pri-'yF c11r-iw9
tn or 90 ets to tie thosi 3D. which the uUs. o;
., irs NJ newsPs ,er's circulation ~. stand:
nat, Tbupe... g o. semi sety ........ = s75
Weekly T. yn-.'.'... tS''' "a ih.a '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
Brstuess NStifss.

srEspss, HUTCHINSON & Co, wholesale ooS'erS IN
A., sv,oxx p,rs, Goops LIsEss Ess2o'Dss's' tsebs
u.,vuL "A Hos,sEy MlLIssRY 0ooos &c ASeas'r"s@e o."
-. a, ,,d "a famine onr siacs sef,re psr;h>sins
Wy s''~'s NV EpTcaIrsoS b Co
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-12
A Turkish Joan DArc.

The Paris correspondent Of the Cipc;,.
natl Gazette narrates the following story oe
q practical Womans Rights champion
A curious story is told at this momen. &c
a second Joan of Arc who has appeared i
the Turkish Army A girl named Gar,
descendant Of Solomon Pacha, forrpe,
Governor OF Morach in Asia, arrived latelv
at the city of Adana, ON her way to Con.
stantinople She marched at the head or ,
corps Of irregular cavalry; many person.
tried to persuade her to abandon the strange
enterprise but nothing shook her eoura9e
or her resolution to combat the enemies ~
her country Some persons tried to intim;.
date her by saying that if she was determin.
ed to remain in the army she must give !
trial Of her skill by an assault at arms
The Governor of AdaEa. who was Informed
of the fact ordered that the young girl sbopld
be brought before him. and he asked her 4
she still persisted in her resolution. Sbe
responded in the affirmative, and added that
she would engage willingly in a trial at arm.
to which they had said he must submit
provided they would give her for an adverssrr
the bravest and most vigorous of the 1000
cavaliers Of which the detachment was com.
posed The combat took place immediately
and after a contest Of some minutes the car,
alier chosen for her adversary was dsarmed
BY the young girl and declared vanquished
The Governor then ordered that she should
be regularly enrolled, counted her down
1900 piasters. (SS5l aud gave the rank a
officer to her brother who served in an iDfe.
rior grade.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-12

MEMPHIS AND ST LOUIS RAILRoD CoM-
PANY-We learn that railroad company
has been incorporated under the general
law of the State of Arkansas by the above
name, and consisting Of such men as Geo
w. Underhill, Rhea Wallace, and Wm. "A.
Jones, of Arkansas. and l.. NJ Kennett. T.
NJ Ryland, j. III. Lucas and VIM NJ. Nor
rison. Of St. Louis, and Amos Woodruff,
Miles Owen. w. A Bickford, Thos. Peters.
s. p. Walker, ID. b. Turner. r. G.. Brink
ley, +. II. Porter, Samuel Tate. Robertson
Topp, ]. 4. Swayne, @. H. Guthrie. James
Elder. A. NJ. Hopkins. A. @. Harris, L. n
Barnett, John Overton. q. G. Atkinson and
III. G. Walker, of Tennessee We learn
that on the 18th instant, the gentlemen con-
stituting the Board Of Commissioners, met
and elected f. ii. Porter, Esq. President
Of the Company, and chose Secretary for
the Board.
The object of this company is to construct
railroad to connect Memphis with St. Lou
j. BY supplying the link Of some so or
100 miles between the terminus Of the Iron
Mountain Railroad. at or near the Missouri
and Arkansas State line aud this, city, thus
completing an air line connection between
St Louis. Memphis and New Orleans. and
connecting ST. Louis via Memphis. with the
other southern and southeastern cities