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The daily union., 1854-11-10
FROM UTAH TERRITORY.

From letter which appears in the ST. Louis Repub-
dated at Great Salt Lake City September 30 we make
the following extmcts
At my last writing you apprized of the arrest of
three Indians charged with 6uchering boys in Cedar
Valley On the 2Sth of August the grand jury reur
verdict of HgpiltyN in he Of antelope and Ions
Hair the other acquitted Sentence pronounced
in accordance with this verdict by Hon Leon Shaver Judge
United States supreme court for Utah Territory and on the
10Th day OF September they were executed.
On August 3st Col. +. j. Steptoe arrived in this city
route for California, having under his command about
75 soldiers so employees 100 wagons carriages and
about 1000 head of horses and mules all in fine spirits and
condition They take winter quarters in this city.
Gov Young had very gratifying talk with a large
number of the Shoshone Snake Indians on September
3 nj Ogden forty miles north of Great Salt Lake City
Seven chiefs present with their braves who manifested
feelings OF unusual friendship and dispersed highly pleased
with their presents
band of shoshone warriors passed through our city
on Monday, goth ult TO give battle to the tas VINO bad
stolen their horses fight took place between herhabout
fifty miles south in which four Uahs were killed and sew
erai wounded. The Snakes had two wounded They re-
turned to this city in high spirits DISPLAYING the scaps
they had taken as trophies of their victory and the
day they again advanced upon their enemies the Uahs
ntorced III numbers The result of this descent
yet known l.'.,,
The Utahs have commenced their deprcdations again in
our smallest setemens-kng and driving on horses and
CATTLE which invariably precedes more open hoslities
By messenger from the South, we learn that band of
utahs painted black have been riding in all directions
through the country in search of Mr. George Bean Of
our indian Interpreters to kill him few days ago Nr
Bean escaped very narrowly from their hands =
The wheat crop has been abundant the present harvest
though holders are not very anxious SELL there being
prospect Of high prices Wheat is now selling Mt 81 per
busheL Corn and oats much injured by the grass
hoppers.
Potatoes plentiful Our fruit was cut OF by the late
irosis in the spring and with tie exception OF very small
weld OF apples and pums, our trees destitute
Inc weather during the month past has been very pleas
an, though somewhat cool. On the llh inst rain fell
quite heavily in this valley while snow and hail whitened
the peaks above
Snow IN CASADA-Three inches of snow fell in Canada
The daily union., 1854-11-10
WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1864.

In the Union OF Tuesday last omitted to give credit
10 the Boston Post for the article headed constitutional
democracy against seconalism and prescription, &c
The daily union., 1854-11-10
Mr. DICKINSON AT HOME.

The following is the result OF the vote IN he Town Oh
Binghamton, New York, for the gppernatoriai ucket
Ullman 479 Clark, 76 Bronson, a Seymour, IA. by
this time we presume Mr. Bronson is fully aPprea OF the
evtent of Mr. Dickinson's influence fat home"
The daily union., 1854-11-10

Hon John Appleton Hon. Mr.. Macdonalds predecessor
in Congress and the present able editor of the Portland
Daily Argps is among the guests of willard's Hotel
The daily union., 1854-11-10

MEXICAN BOUNDARY CoMMssIog.-The San Antonio TEX
a Ledger of the oath ut has the following in relation To
Major Emorys movements:
Major Emory and party leave city in few days.
The energy and prompness displayed by the Major in
ing the expedition oectualy organizedand this in the
very limited period he has been hereargues well for the
final success of the expedition We assured that Is
the best organized in all parts accomplish every end
proposed that has any time previously left our city for
like purpose We learn that sixteen Of most expe
expedition
The daily union., 1854-11-10

After an absence of several weeks Senator Brodhead, of
Pennsylvania has returned to Washington.
The daily union., 1854-11-10
THE LAST GREAT .PRo SLAVERY MEASURE"

Ths is the term applied by the New York Tribune (says
that able ournal the New Haven Register) to the rec
procity treaty. We fa be proslavery because it
tends reduce the prices of bseadsu to reasonable rates
and vastly increase trade don't care how many pro
slavery follow it. 1t is said that in anticipation
the ratification of the treaty by the provincial Parliament
several Amerca dealers already the provinces bar
gaining for all kinds OF eaabes to over duty free
writer in Canada estimates the surplus product of free
dnty articles this year in Upper Canada alone at
The daily union., 1854-11-10

THE FRENCH ooMMANDER-IN-cHEf.-The Paris Non
teuT de rArmee contains brief memoir of Gen Canro-
bert the new French commandern-chef in the Crimea.
Gen Canrober was born in 1909 After giving account
Of his military education and Of bis services in Africa
the Monieur proceeds
energies beyond all praise Cholera raging in the
garrison of Aume but the which passing at
Zaatcba summoned them before the walls of this basis
What courage what GOODNESS, did it require in the
mnder of the Zouaves to lead his soldiers in this
through al the pers of adventurous march, soldiers
constantly accompanies by the aficng Spectacle OF mis-
sick devoted bis attention TO them threW reinforcement
into the of Eon Sada, the garrison Of which vas
by announcing that he brought pestence with him. and
that he should communicate it TO his assaants arriving
Zaatcha the 9Th November On the 26th he led with
wopdrous intrepidty of the attacking columns Out
Of font ofcess aHd sixteen soldiers who followed him to
the breach sixteen kad wounded at his side In
recompense for his conduct he nominated commander
of the Legion of Honor the lth of December, a4a
Having distinguished himself at the battle of Narah
he elevated to the rank of general of brigade the
18th of January, 1850 He then to Paris and took
the command of brigade of infantry and attached
ad-de-cap to the Prince President the republic On
the 4th of january 1855 he appointed general of d
vision still preserving bis functions as ad-decamp of the
Emperor Three months afterwards he was called TO the
command Of division of infantry at the camp Of Ieaut
and nearly at the time appointed TO inspect the 9th
ACCOMPLISHMENT of the same Lastly being placed at
the head the first division of the of the East he
has played of the most active parts since the COM
mepcement Of the war, both in making preparations for
the dict operation of the debarcaon and in contribu
ting powerfully the suees Of Alma where he received
a wound 1t is well known that Marshal Armand, who
had learned his value had absolute confidence In his tai
and bravery and it is certain that the young general
had neglected nothing to merit this confidence.
Thus il is that before his departure he was known TO
be occupied al TIE military depot in profound studies, hav-
ing for their object The knowledge Of the theatre OF war;
if be had presentiment Of his future destiny,
"Ths is the officer for whom is reserved the honor OF
planting the French flag the walls of Sebastopol He
viii not dsappoint the brilliant hopes which his past ca
eer has necessarily induced indulge in with respect
to his future glory
The daily union., 1854-11-10

Snow IN CASApA-Threc inches of snow fell in panads
on Saturday morning
The daily union., 1854-11-10

scARoIrs on RRASpy,-Letters from Rochelle and Cog
mac dated October H. say that the vintage win scarcely
be sufficient for home consumption there win be no bran
dy made this year for export
The daily union., 1854-11-10
KNow- NoTBINsIsM IN Court

In q late number of the Union gave brief outline
of highly important which recently before the
Middesex Mass criminal court OF common pleas In the
Boston Post of Wednesday last find the subjoined
tended report of this case
ddleseL Criminal Court Of Common Pleas October term,
at L0speH
The daily union., 1854-11-10
From .ns Raleigh IN. c., s,.nd,,s

L-u-L. /.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

A so,,i,r At the water. gone 40 iee Joy IN
,.,.inng rsrt rsn,eA rfer boes1t WIN '0'n
r,rsiIirT. arparculy Eot .oug N wsteii very '0
ia 4 derf hi d rrtrrlei %
..isv r.ari-r "a, iug th- ~ -i OF y 80
- ,cr, r., 2 .1usu been WIFE H. ''-e,
- 80, ~, ,U,iu 'ofsils c-s 20 tae cars ."P t' -. -,
l., "a fssilg Core iefGhY ~ = =,
,. 80 b. vi-s iz1i 20 ne % - ~ - wa
sf.--.frv rnd-r.rs ef. CsTf itr rsif.
e,,e t2x,Ip of ss YORK from W-r.h.a = ~, 'r Nv,
80 " ~ PsSfori elth hss hoEsc-i he.d sAi -.
hen in contact night OF sd inst, BloSk isaAo ~ l. "
srhr e Loeses from Philaitlp fof b1s'o', -,
ga rsIe AVN CLlRE Barry 70 days if'n Sneesi
sDt n 10 the rocks betren Little sbd is' Gull nsht OF -"
~. - A. a., ,eeeu uuts " s IN bad a-usi'-I
An,n orTTS ESTHER (of sesspo' hsnce for Bostoa w'
d. - ase given Mon.suk miles wish loss Of nan
rrssed 70 a,sissueeby sts.mer Osprey At Bs:oa ON
ThladelIhn . ,,,,,...,, " r cot off Loy.
en- LA -d uorif nf 18Th snd rIocsedd c...,o,,,
scsr WY CKFGoRy. Crockett rom New-l orA lo ~ AZ -
al ,.,rs into TIE latter port I'd w.hout pio, 81 =
r., ttev Point the named at - ~.
"a he and has bired and Hour al
O. belonged TO Rockland, l4S tuns years oi1'
sursd -. n i.,, .o- Ros,cn bef,re reported
~ b.- IN eskv cou3ition arrived al Nsntn'set -
Sb,S,d 50 uus OF coal; would proceed In nedissey 70 "o
wiitorf repsiring ,,t..,. -.,-,,.l n n,r+ vescr.
s,x rnr having on 2Jth oa the hslaHl' u "
and topmasi: u,.r r.. po..,, With 6.h was
fallen in wit I'd on Desert IA snsns
b sersh who coA n tie and carried them TO bo4 -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
DIED.

AMEs-rn BrootIyD sscdy 25th inst Horace LLOYD son
Of Horace Henrietta Ae ssd yesrs ano II mons
IsInns vii b. taken 10 HousaiOBc Mass, ioi 'Btefneh
BROW N-Suddeny, AZ East wilma rsou.sh u on ri'ly ."
James g.ehsrd youngest son Of John ana us''e T. o
eg.d u D. ibs shd q dsss ,. a..
h. City sunday hierboOn ~ 'ue Ie
d.ree G her son Mn Bryan Mrs Cathsnne Bryan IN ne o'n
Tbe r,sys and friends the family invited to attend her
- az ~ O'clock. iIOu 10 o. no
Reulsibs will be Inferred N GREENWOOD
COuOty, the <jhlusL
Tb ,evs ard friends Of the family invited 20 attend her
funer,l A. the Church Monday, the <6h n
nj Carriages will be al the
P, S,on Of rbe New Haven Railroad 10 meet the
train Ietvug Canal It at fit A. 80,
ELsTONe On SATURDAY o. after lingering lues Nancy
Eon Of the late Benjamin Eou, IN the 7h year ci her
Funs,I ,hs Mondsy morning 2s,h inst at 10 O'Clock from St
PHI f The friends and acqusnances are re-
st.ttfuly invited 10 attend 80 -. 49,
KiFs Iu Athrs a. Miss Isabella NJ XIII youngest
William aud Jane Kf sged ~ aud months
LII EewOesIs, "Wednesday. August II samuel Lee
M Of a the late Samuel forsy Es1 and
nerhew Of William forgsy Etq, OF Newfm.. -,
CLCOTTOn Friday tie 2h inst. Philip u rdon Only chia OF
Cornelius and KATE Oco eyed gear i've nth ana io
OAKIFYO On SUNDAY morning 27h inst Charles Aufus'u only
sop OF Gilbert end X Oakley aged and days
attend ih funeral residence his parents No. 81 Jane ST.,
On Monday, August 70. az ) O'Clock 7. NJ
sPAEKSUu mOfbuR August 70, ater ash1Tt Illness
IL sb wie Of VIM II. Sparks Sen ,aged6 years.
raj Will take t O'Clock tbis morning rom hf
haze odce Depsne MauD below Green wood South Brook
lyp Iit the family respectfully invited
10 s,iepd : or frneial without further DO ice.
WsEgLy REPORT the Cy of Brooklyn for the weeA
ending AUg. &c, l65
MALLS "a; FEMALRs gl ADULTs J8i CHILDREN H.. Total S5
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
Markets. .Reported IN Telerraph.

PRovrDTNoE Aur &-The CorTox market for thc mas
been dull the prices and unehAn zd
very ttre OF pulled The saI.s amounted 2Zo rL
PRNTNG CLoTHs without
whs 6mprted by the droGh TIE sales ~ 5lO
CNcINNATI Aug 25-A sale made
lest ibis Prime LARD 81 loc.
Agg IS sale made ua-ket today Of
leo htls. prime LsKD a. lec
LoUsvILLE Aug 2The business IN Mess PoEK reached
Ice ibis IS 50 In LAID. SO teree. loc Sugar
cured HANS ltc.
eHAsLIsroS. Aus 2SThe sales Of corroy to-day $50
tcits AT prie.s rll airs from 7decf
Cs4ELrsToS Aug 2Ihe sales Of Corros bales
pEoss ranging HCIn Ia Ode
REwOELEASs, Aug H-Tbe Asia's 70 had
tss depressed market for CorrOs;
have beep the KENNEDY To-
sAcco 6rul spd sBd upward FLOCR unsettled with
Coqk 1ce bas the small LAlp
~ less /. sell.ur at l2t q lSc
NrwOELsass Aug 2i-The Asiss kari
sod market for Csros sales
have teen the announcement ksntueky TosAcco
firm al (, ndfps upgar, FLoCR unsettled a-s 81
Coks 7e but TIE transactions snail LAID In kegs
s selling a. ~ di5e
LOUISVILLE Aur 2s-rhs huDes IN Mess PoRK s4.hsd
coo bbs SIS s LsED 30 loo and 100 sasaTarsd
HAMS lee
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
NARINE JOURNAL.
PORT oF SEw-YoRK
Cleared.

tips- Jsestc Csvepdy Norfolk Ludim Ple.''n
MaIioa Potter Chareon Sro1Ord, Tieston Coz Aaoama
Sci eues an ;. MtchuL 49, - ~ 81.
sip-Godep Esgle, pAvi., Ne~-ore'n4 W: n Rive'smth
Egrs-Greenfeld Hsmiu Galveston, D. < Murray usFo.ne
(Br) MAIDEN John y. b., & T. w Meyer Edward, Paer
:. ", bile Eagle Il Hazard. o., - -, ,
Coreh Tuatona, ChshteEn R3bnsoai Isabella hay BFl
Hr6pr,th st. Johu y. B.. H. W. Meye-, Express (Be)
ghrrr :. goLr " Barclay Lyngstoni Holsndes b,1yn
- Rchadso Cot Ba.oa dc Castne, Luiaer PiA
delrlis Brett. Son s. Go. 49,,
Scls-Sessu Rofers Bcs.on II. Piersnu; Lilly Jones w"
riustop c. MeCreloy Mo Co Nous Kinney Washiia,
nsser; KaLeripe (sm Kramer Oporto, Fuuch Nrn ke;
II Tow rs nd Row.Dd Masnhami Flora Bfowo, Bemada MD
dieter Co Reindeer Br iigss DO, by semei Nsrh Wsek.
BtsuoIt, n G. Dsvi. Home'j Jsro.emon Line kdh nona
Johrsou sfght; itch, Rider Norfolk by sNne Oregon
Cauter Wellington. n c h. Msttsew Henreo, SERMON
kehn ond. Pierson; Boston, Kelly Pnlsdepaa aAeei
Bsv Slerw, Dayton SprAsue; Meteor Weeks
WSrths1u MASTER Arm sGlter Hawkins, Wseham nls'eri
Ar-o Kelsey. Hartford III. McC'mb.
s.oor-Hsrry Gibbs, CrGmr'on NeTIiayen. J. II Havers
erW .e,nPor; buli bAiTGe Fakes s'n E9il 20.
GramIu us Scofed, do BY same.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
SECOND BOARD


R,IoIted for THE y fnbnue by MessIs Fry Thomas.
FH hoa,d Penny lvsuia R Is 81; ~ Og0 Pean Dist
Coup &C. G G1 81 Gee Phtush 6s cash So - GOO Cy6s ~ p
h5 tS; ltrn r "a; DO do a.. 10 do fil do do
4s g Mii ,h R. 6ys el o MoFi. Canal b5w9, ll 40
Rc'e X s5wn $ !; 80 do do, So; Phhsdepha Exchange
g.; "a Leiih NAY 6!i ltO Long Iaid r. li Phlad pha
Bk 4s $40 Cusid bank s5wn III - do do - 2 Ia Mechan
Ice fsik cash, Zss
r le~d-e tte Reading RR es 10 cash 7 900 do do ISL
feeo do, I 100 Morris Canal b5 ut; 80 Reading RR s. AID
IT S Ne Ltmgh ave b5, li so do, III leo do b5, ~ 10
Nine hi kh 10 es 90 G4 % do b5, 6i 800 Penusyysns
Bepk. III
he IA k re1olvsnia 81 INT oa- 6l 81 ,aea Reading
ksAosd t ld S eec Do Bones 10 75s bid 7i Gssed;
Mort &C. 90 S bid fs4 Sssed; PenuYvAna Raosd AZ bid al
sskse; Mon. tara li bid NJ ssSed Schuyk
- 7s BID 10 ssked; do do Sock % bid 1 asked
tned bid sssed Iona i.lapd, 10 BID, ~ asked; viok
burg 10 oc, II asked Guard Bsnk l bid ~ asked; Lohi,h
zIc Is bd, u Aksd Union Canal tI bid, Ii asked Steady
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
Pn,ladslphla Marss,s. .sAruRpAr. Aug. 90.

The nothing doI In BARK today holders iIn a. 5
fret No OucIcon The COTTON MARKETS quiet but prices
steady with reduced stock 20 operate in FLorR holders
Shipping brands IS demand
however limited sales eondHed Of the
hing the 80 500 slg 81 = bs according .ai
m shf les so ibis Flour deliverable October
RYE fLoUK syery 20 y Dbl CoRs MEAL
PorurvG1a red held ~ 81 AID Bnndywiue 25 = Dbl
NHLAr is ~sItd but the markets very poorly supplied to-day
the sales ANAL lots fair Southern red
Al ga ri 75c " bite worth I'll 85dg also wanted
a. teef prices lo bushels sOutheru ytow tEghi se; an
lCtt pshes fair white Sc the latter RYE In demaad
with sm sslss Of PenDsyvsna To- OArs-About 900
lusht Delaware oa sc cents bushe, which
In GEocEEEs there good desnd for Coffee Sugar to
r0ie Az ne sales mailing full pics SEEDs-Notaiag
a. both Clover snd nuoth continue very PEoUsIoSs
Ihe market with demaud the
hh check sss
l. barrels hs'e been sold 5sc and DEaegs
lLl!Cn.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
SATURDAY, Aug. 26-P. NJ.


Tie market was depressed again to-day and prices gea-
orally lower Erie active, opening 35 and closing
at the Second Board al vanced S6i and closed
firm at that Harlem sold atS2-a decline of cent Hui.
soD River az Reading active at 61 cash. and 6s on
buyers option, co days The sales of New-York Central
large but most of em we're on sellers or bsyers
option. The Bears continue 10 put out contracts in this
stock freely the Cash stock is and large differences
are paid even for few days. Western Railroads were
heavy. Michigan Southern sold at s0-a decline of 3 y
cent Michigan Central was offered at &c. Cleveland
and Toedo at 90, with transactions. Cumberland
Coal was active at % TO al. Nicaragua fell off TO ls
Sails Of Railroad Bonds quite large bat at ruin
ously low prices. Erie incomes sold az low as g. but
closed 10. Erie II Bonds sold the extest of go 900
at SO, an advance of y Ct. siI yesterday Illinois
Ceniras declined to 63 which is the lowest price they
have yet reached The demand is good bat supply
appears TO be inexhsnstable ~ Y. Central fair
requesi at about s5 The new 2 Ct Bonds of this Com
paDy are now called at the Board but there have yet
been no sales. Par is asked and 90 bid
There is nothing in the street. The condition Of
fhe Ere Company continues to be the principal topic Of
conversation The negotiations for raising money to pay
OF the hospg debt interest &C., are yet in progress
but we have every to believe tha, they will ne
to successful termination in day or two. Meanwhile
the stock jumps about like ee,otum aud the market is
a variable as n weather cock
Money is in active demand, with an abundant supply
when the securities well known. The banks are dis
counting short paper quite freely but are not oaning on
Railroad Stocks Bonds On State Stocks loans are
resdly made Of = y cent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
NISD-DuIins the day, NE, to Sc.
Hmm mn Cnrresnonhari


PHlLApELPHA Aug 27-Ayyiretbrig Esheo Lunt NewburJ
rort; Leolne herisn Porlssd; schrs Charles A. Grener
hsrs Boston, Le Z Endcoit Dghton; Vm Dennis Hewitt,
Tsll RIVER; L. Stevens studey. eosto1; W p Phillips
Bcsop Tshmaroo Johuson NewbgTyport; bdgs Toceo
Geyer hswbuIyport; Om1., Reed New B,dfoId ol, Gna
Booni scIs A. Damon Fuller Poaud Nebssks Psrde VIII
lsn.on, y Horso Patton Sandy POat, Va s. Williams,
KiILlsm Pet,rhurg
CSaree-Aug ship Houet Benson San francisco; schr
Art Hero Patterson 5o.ton; sehr Extra. Dobey, do
tcLr May Jane, Aims ChaTeOwn schr Black E.ge LiOur-
ere Yon.er s:hr strieher K.erser jersey City, sehr
ThoIts H. Johnson Booklyn teh Mary Eliza Green PrOyi-
nc sehT California Hayes Salem schr Mary Agnes Weaver
New Bedord schr Coey Haron Troy sch Lady of the
Ocean Pen. East Cambridge; schr FEGEka Denn.on Boston,
selT Rowen King Delsno New Bsbfd; .chr Gazee
Providence; schr Ellen Bush Erickson Salem schr Madouns
Berry d ',hI LAsus Hart Cambridge; scar Henetss Gnsn
BAH schr Lscon Morris Boston sch. Hebe North
,ehr Bungsnps Fletcher Quincy sehr Adste Muason New
ioIh sehr Tylsr Bowen. do sebr Winpenny HAean do
sehr Mary Cook NOr~sk; .ehr ". b. Tinds Thompson
bsTn,, Boston; shr NJ whshuston wnshaDgtCA Pan River
sehr Ottawa Howe Portland hr Telegraph sha-r Hartford
St sehr strsrser f.he, PrOydeneei sehr w H. Ru,an,
Houek Povdenee schr CayuEa Street West Cl.s'e seh
knksr, Harrison Salem; sehr Bukey Lyle Newark sehr
Eewin Fort Morris, B0stop schr C. Geary Nc knsey do
,eh BeI Ml' Tucker Providence 'chr z. Garsoa Psit
New Bedford; chr d. Horton Psrmsier Troy Eben Hub
hard Ncktrson CtaIlestovn; schr NJ Brown Baker Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
ncipal ar icIes of export were


The following persons were elected Directors of the
Sussex aud Warren Railroad on the 18TH Joseph f. + J.
sal Daniel Haines, John Rutherfurd, John II. Brown
Thomas b. Dekay, Samuel Fowler, Thomas Lawrence
Robert Hamilton, William Edsal, Matthew II. Cooper
David IIynsrd.
Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt has offered in the mobiles. man.
to indorse all the Erie paper needed 10 raise the
money for their wants.
Tie Jackson Railroad has been completed from New
Oitans to the Mississippi line This scheme of penetra
ing the swaps around New. Orleans and by direct and
short route log the healthy pine woods started
mo'e than 20 years ago. says Tie Delta.
The ooel product of the world in the year es
mated at IS coo uns which OoO were
produced by Great Britain and 100000 by the United
States.
Tie stockholders of the Msd River and Lake Erie
Railroad net at Sandusky, Ohio on Friday last and
elected the following Board of Directors E. f. Osborn
Ssndusky; Samuel Henshsw, Boston; Henry Trimmings,
Boston; David A. Neal Salem, Mass; b. T. Chan1er-
lain, Salem, Mass.; j. F. Yelverton New-York; NJ. p.
Sawyer, Boston William Hunt, Fremont Ohio; S. c.
Parkhurst, Cincinnati; f. Lane Sandusky The State
Directors r. L. Rurkle West Liberty E. Smith Day
Ton; John Ewing Fndsy Al meeting of the new Boasd
OF Directors, E. f. Osborn, Esq was elected President
lie Annual Report of the operations Of the Company has
not ySi been published We understand however, that
the road has earned handsome dividend during the pst
year.
The semiennuai dividends due on the Is. of September
the Bonds of Delaware County Ohio is.ued N tha
Cleveland Coiambus and Cincinnati Railroad. On .be
Income Bonds Of iba. Company, and on the Coyngton
and Lexington Railroad First and Second Mortxare
Bonds and Income Bonds guaranteed by the City Of Gov
ingoD viii be paid that day at the banking house Of
Winslow, Laniey Co., in this City.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
yshaiers.

Am a, Nsntucss 2h .ehr Nm. DOiver McGaire' Shoi
with 50 thls. humpbsek oil -,
Ar :. d. cb bark Appbia M.rs roIsr Pacific Oeesr TIt
buua Arr g. with So bbs $50 do hpbs o has on .fsht
sG7q So oil rom Mtrnon Of NanG; III a. d. To- a
ark Sea Queen Weport; 655 DO DO from snip IT. cor d
RoGrf-iu All about 60 bbls Saw yhss1ip nlh OF Sit
,u urposrd fhe Nantucket. aud for Ns tIctet W Pf
ARR tt DO 2ih. schr Hamilton. Bailey Shoas "a ., Dos
brlk o C.r,d head OF hr lremlst Ia ae Old" d"
uegdsv night lis sud ssius Of some vessel cA'e
on Tucscay chs, which size brOgsht into port -
Al T,hi June T. Com Morris, Lawrence OF Famoa.a' Oh uo'
reIored. - . =. -, s,.h NH p,
cfc Ocesn. ,,.,
on Fsysi July q lars Wave. Stanton o. New Bedford
Srcten july H. lat 3D. lO bde Esther OF Orleans OIL no'
TepCItcd.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
MARINE coURr-Besors Jodse MCCARTHY
LANDLORD ASD TENANT.
unrh-rtop act. Or,ffo and oths rs.

HoIhrTf0n Urlmo
Summary proceedings recover sessoh OF the Bat
.s,v Hotel formery Known the raadeipha Hotel, on
Tic ground OF nonpayment OF rent 900 per year, one
,,.,,r s ced 10 be due. fhe tenants cOntr0yert the
stdey of Tho laudofd the ground st, that it does
not show that the relation Of landlord and tenant suesi't
between the pariie merely says thai ne rs ne a9d.oTa
4 doe uot show that sufficient demand of the rent hal
4, 4p made il merely said the rent had been demanded
I'D Il dos not that agreement Tor the occupancy
was made or that the landlord had reserved right to
II enter for payment Of rensnd farther that there hal
been en- eviction in that the landlord had taken posses
zion OF the premises under chsel mortgage on their
furniture, &c.
Tie points we're overruled, and warrant to remove the
tenant granted from which onappea We understand has
d. nj
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
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