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

The Treasurer ~ Mississippi In report TO the Lssa
ture, states that thu balance in tia treasury the Isl OF
January was 1904 s2a o. all Of which, however, with The
exception Of 81 belong 10 various trusts controlled
BY the stae In order to meet the drafts en- the
state treasury, the Treasurer suggests that the trus.
funds be used to ~ reimbursed whom future taxes Are
collected he also proposes change In the mode OF tax
Ing sAvef-not, rs hsrstos,rs per capita tax bat An
I'd vaorem tax Of twentieth Of one per cent, which
would 3s $i2sooo The number Of slavs7 In the State
estimated At soo co, Of the value OF $3.50 900 coo
fraction over $500 each. ThsNstohsz Cdai in noticing
thee estimates, Justly remarks
What commentary upon thsss estimates IL presented
In the simple fact Of Sste With such aggregate OF one
pacn species OF property containing to repudiste hsf
obligations decided BY her highest tribunals on JUS
ee to have been ooasttutions ssusd and to b legally
her rtuisl TO provide for ths payment Of the Pants
Bark Bones 70 be found n the fact that her state off,
GERS PROPOSE and her Legislature ascsdes the taking
the very fund paid isso her treasury for Dose bonds TO
dsfray her daily sxpeA4W,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

THr CONNECTICUT MAIL RoBBKR.- Rowland A.
Smith, the extensive depredator upon the mails was
yesterday brought before U. S. Commissioner Chas
II. Ingersol, Esq. Z. X. Foster Esq, OF this eity
u. s. District Attorney in behalf Of the government
His counsel, after reading the complaint against
Smith, waived an examination, and the prisoner was
ordered TO recognise for his appearance for trial In
The sum OF $4,000. Failing to obtain the required
bai he was returned to prison by the y. 8 Marsha.
The case Is expected 70 be presented to the grand
Jury to-day, the United States Court being nov In
aes sions-Nw Haven Journal, Mareb y.
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Our New Granada Correspondonccs


CARrHA0DA, Jan. u, 1854
NE Unisd soiei loop q w1 cyarx a Cdrthassna-Dd
rin Esysna.ir s-DsGcuaies AVID 7ropa Of Mesrs. Gh.
bar4 Cullen, nd F6rd-DeaA cfa M.ricaN Commissioner
Position Of canta Asxa-Op Union Of His Lady on HG
Imperial PnsTecs
We were highly surprised to learn the arrival in our
beautiful port Of the soop.o war CJans Capt Holiness
from Philad clphis, l3 days.
An expedition to DAyisn Il the object, and survey
from Puerto Escores TO the Gulf Of Ban Miguel on the
Pacific side, the main point.
n 1852 Mr. Lionel Osborne and Mr.. Ford by themselves
and Dr.. Cullen by himself, wen. separately to Puerto
Eseorss and were rspused BY thu Indians going round
again to the Pacif, side to the Gull San Miguel They
returned to England in the latter end OF the ysarths
Srst Two BY II. St Thomas steamer, and the latter BY
Navy Bay and New York.
AT the beginning Of 1862 Msssrs Fox and Henderson,
Who had provided them for their expenses fouRd out
they were TO DO the losers thing brought
on the opis to call the attention Of the world. raey
reconciled Cullen and Osborne whom that speech
Derby Mechanic Insuti,n on the 18th February Of the
year already rsered to In which the feasibility and prAe
acabiy OF ship canal through the Isthmus Of DArien
WAS presented to the wondering hearers And most extra
ordinary great deal more than opening the Andes
asunder to ss ships go to and ros the facility With
new survey and suoseedsd In inducing the executive a
wsshnston TO send ship Of war and which w
consider ws hers speak,, res P.stfuly Ridiculous I
steps Of Mr.. Osborne and Dr.. Cullen They were not
able to 60 through the Isthmus and the expsrsnoed
meu here such Col Brun have made the OH ssrs OF
The o. that the expedition to which they
TO turn cut successful must be acoomp aned BY
greater ply sal force than what ID brought ct present
for the vefihcation Of the survey.
Senior D. FAlquS, Commissioner from his Imperial
Majesty 10 Mexico TO New Granada, Ecuador and Vsn.-
zuea to form conecsracy sgainAt the Abnsres gsinx
TO Boson up the AsgdAsna, IL dead. He will we to
fend quickly another on the old plan Of his Of WHOM he
psed to talk to us.
beg to inform }, that Santa Annals house. with the
furniture and cock remain In the stats really to
receive him, should he lose In the game prsetsAts
to play against He wants to DO the safe side
his sofas and chairs keep quiet and In ssnce for r
present We shau see the future His wife told she
would not kecompasy the Gsrealt he was driven again
from Mexico She cid not consider another overthrow
flight OF his very improbable 1. Ysabe, she excsimsi
In Spanth, TO youAg l,cy "R my husband has to
turn more to Tui baco shall remain behind, FOR
don't Ike this land Of jsckas, and nothing bat these
animals and birds are seen"
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former went up per esns aad the latter " Rssdi.s
Railroad improved Per ssnt; usvsland and fozsdo Rs
road, n; Florence and Report u. Erie Rarssd fell OF
II per cent; Harlem, VI; Illinois Central Bonds, Y.
After the adjcurnmsut Of the Board, the following
sales Of stocks wsis made ct auction BY A. h. Nisolsv
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TIA, terrible maady, the hydrophobis prevails to an
Alarming sxspt on the BdiAn reservation CAtarAugus
eresh Several Of The family Of Blue shy one OF the
chiefs Of the tribe bavs died viths fsv Gays from eat
i,s the h:sh Of Gov shich bittea By rAb!d dog,
and Hueaky hiossr 10 thcusht 70 b beyond msdi'ai
Aid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03
ENGLAND.

POPULAR VIEW CT THE NRw REFORM BILL.
The Liverpool nn Of the l4th ulti no says-rhe gene
rally expressed convc ion L. that the most thorough
going reformers win have ample reason to be satisfied
with the actual working Of tbs measures more 30 per
hAps than with the working OF their own theoretical
schemes
The great feature and very great merit OF the bill
large exh nsion Of the suhrsges
Its cnAraotsr and merits considered BY the
ystvee mulhfarious and destructive and the MA.
sure looked upon BY that party As sham and farce
The liberal pary arc Of opinion that the bill not
only marked by earnest and single minded desire to
improve the condition Of the House OF Commons but the
changes proposed various In their character
well siderable In number and i'm porsat o. that
It viii not be easy to emats ths proba eject on tbs
balance OF political DO Ier.
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Net amount subject to draft. ,5as 992 90
TRANSFERS oRDIRW
10 Asais'snt Treasurer, New York ........ 600 COZ
To Assistant Treasurer, New Orleaps...... $50 900
To Assistant Treasurer, ct. Louis. 100000
To Depositary at Baltimore, Mi........... 1000
To Depositary st Cincinnati, Ohi,.. 5000
To Depositary 1T Pittsburg, Pa............ $4,000
To Mint ut Philadelphia, PA............, 100000
IL Branch Mint at San Francisco, CA...... 5000
s3,o3l, ZOO
FROM Assistant Treasurer Of Boston. Mass. 100000
Prom Assistant Treasurer at New York.. $4,000
From Assistant Treasurer ct New Orleans. 700 900
From AssiAtsny rrsAsurer ut st. Louis, No.. 100000
From Mint, Philadelphia ....,........,.. 5000
From Branch Mint, New Orleans. l,asoooo
Total. Observation-Disclosures. s2,bss 900
The warrants entered At this Treasury Department,
Warrington, on Tuesday, wsre-
For the REDEEM pti,n Of stocks 3ot IS
Fer the payment Of other Treasury eess.. l0631 ob
Fer the Customs. 1850 "a
Covered into the Treasury from uSeenaasous
oeff NO
For tho War Department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 827 80
For replying for the War DspArtrAsnt. 1897 so
For the Navy De par:ment. .......... 10 3TS l6
For 70 paying In thu Navy Department. sos Sc
F.r the Interior Department ............. 9162 a.
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France.

yMLNcrAL OPERATIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT.
The Journal de Dedts announces tia, the ,vernmsnt
has refused the offers that have besn made to
Il for enectfng loAn anc has concluded
with the Bank CT Franco which has placed Ut lis dspoe
} sum Of go 600 0t0L
The Buein des Lois publishes An i'm perial eecree, Al
horsng the finance mister to raise the treasury bonds
circulation to $50 600 900 instead Of 10000 co., nxed
n the budget Of 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

f0LD YIELD AT BENDIGo AND BALLARAT-Loss OF
THE BRITISH sTYAMKsR osMALASI-MPoaT5 AT
ADRLAIDK-rRADg AT SYDNEY.
Advces from Melbourne Of November 28th, SAY :-Ola
gold fields continue yield fairly. ssoond bo, tom Of
deposit said to have been found 1t BAlArat and to
certain extent at Alexander and Bsndigo.
Wool expected to DO small and not so wen got up Is
last year.
The screw steamer o,malani left Liverpool for Mel.
bourne on the leth Of April last and reached Mel ourns
and on the 18th ut recsvsd In liverpool that
shshad been totally lost on voyags from Melbourne 70
Adelaide; The csev and passengers wers 's,ea.
misses abundance Basinsss duh. In ports too large and
stocks too heavy to admit OF satisfactory sales.
Steamer Juno had bsen Loot in Manning riyer six person,
drowned.
sydney adv.oss Of November IS ...-u,.,rsss s.,is.
- neso,y consu% pso9 sis pors.slpg some Articles
are Isisss,sspv Other stocks fall Snort and prices
TAE RUSSIAN CzkR-The Emperor of Russia, in
his official acts, takes the following ttles:Nicholas,
by the grace Of God Emperor add Aatocrat Of all the
Russias, OF Moscow, keh, Vladimir, and Novsorod;
Gar Of Kasan, Astrakan, Poland, Siberia, Emerson.
ese Taurique peninsula OF Tsurida); Lord OF Pskoff
and Grand Prince Of Smolensk, Lithuania Wala-
CHA Pologne and Finland; Prince OF Estho nia, Ii.
yonia, Cortland and Semgalia Samogts, Bialystok,
Karelia, Tyer Jougrie, PERM viaika, Bulgaria, and
many other countries; Lord and Grand Prince of the
territory Of Novgorod Interior, TschefnigoG Riazsn
Polotsk, Rostof, Jsroslaf, Bielozero, koudina,
Wiiebsk, and Mtis'af aud Ruler OF al the northern
ria, KaItalinia, Gruusinia, Karbardiuis, and Arue
mia; Lord hereditary and paramount (suzerain) o
the Tscherkesses princes Don Cossasks) and OF the
princes OF the Mountains, and others; heir OF Nor
way; Dake Of Schleswg. Holstein, ST. Ormarn, DIT
marsen, and Oldenburg, &c. To all these titles he
has recently added those Of Lord fearing God, and
Orthodox Protector Of the Greeks u the Ottoman
Empire.
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Political Intelligence.
RI COUNTY, Pa, AGAINST THE NEBRASKA


The following resolutions were passed at an anti
Nebraska meeting, held in Delaware county, Pa, on
Whes eas The Nebraska Territorial bill new be,ors Con
grels By which proposed to repeal the Missouri
promise act prohibiting slavery north Of 60 degrees 80
minutes after the South has had the benefit Of its pro-
mard expression opaion Of all lOvsrl OF human
freedom, whether North or South-.herefore,
Resolved That it Is historical fact recorded on the
pages OF American history that the original settled policy
pursued and marked out - worthy to b followed BY
cssdns generations BY and his WAS
against the extension Of slavery beyond the States
where It then existed that the passage Of the Jefferson
Ian ordinance by Congress under the CID
its res rns,ion BY is passage ~ law by the hrs Con.
gIess that convened under the present censiuhon
sewing he approval snd signature Of WsshOgtonths
torai government for Indiana with slavery prohibited
and lis approval BY John Adams sot passed January
erscd INTO territorial ssv.rsmsns for Mchissn Vita
the slavery prohbitoD AIso TIE act passed February
Sd, 1863 BY which Territorial sreossd
ware signed BY Thomas J.rsen the act passed April
2oth 1885, By which Wisconsin organized Tylr
WIN ne @ y Is.
territory Of Iowa. with the slavery prohibition signed by
Martin Van Barren are In Themselves complete resuta
that CDgrs has no power to prohibit avey In the Ter
ritoiiss.
Resolved That the Missouri Compromise act 50 far
relates to the pre- hton Of slavery north Of 80 eeg
so min in perfect accordance With previous egis.
laten this sutsct; that the sty Of this
Monroe to bis Cabinet Of which John Quincy Ada ms.
John G. Calhoun, Vim. II Crawford and William Writ,
were members, and Its eonsttuson.iy By them uuani
meusly affirmed; that Missouri SLAVE StaS, would
never have been received into the Union had It
mot been distinctly understood that the compact
tempt now made to set aside thAt compact, Altar
the S,uth have obtained al they could from tn =
compromise Ia IN act that stamps with ps,iy AID dis
honor the ginsto and Abetors Of the prop sed Ne
bTssta TERRITORIAL bill and that all who By Eup porting
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en-. great pnbic boon. At this moment small silver is
fx.erey scarce SO much 81, tia. verify believe that
from eight to zen psr cent premium could bs obaissd for
any considerable amount OF IT, So thsfs Is chance for
any youna Wan street Spectator to increase his pills BY
Formerly, you probably aware, tie pistarssa WAS
cvrEent here ~ the value Of quarter of dollar, and
teen they were superaeundant; but now when theL
value Ia but twenty CENTS they ue scarce. How
ever If this prjsct is carried will be Are
rirg ts~ads being millionaire, which dignity hope he
VII attain especially he takes the p.ios u seehog out
he writer Of this letter With view Of pa50s him fair
: CT nm ssicn for tie iDfor &c alton y
The Dic,o AIDA Y Inc POI CT OF Spsio will not permit
tie OF local mint then tae Junta asks to
b. permitted TO port $500 O0o OF the above
q silver coio TO be coined in Spain aad to BE- permitted
ITO admit the coins OF cs tain ign Countries" the
value Of which will be prsportonats to tbs comparative
weight OK silver in them ~ compared to their own
coinage" by which presume ia intended TO express ths
coinage OF spain" nave not sent you Gil the inhsad
ansusse Of the Dtyto Dc Ia MHi.i upon this subj
but havs taken ont the sssnss wsre Of its article
and in the foregoing you have all that Is valuable Ia It,
esrtan p.rson here Who is nnderstood 70 BE- cor.
respondent o. New York paper gave circulation last
wesk 70 report "thst ycung hsa been arrested,
WHO hsc come from New 0Ilsan whence inor nation hAd
been received By the Captain General Of the nention Of
the party TO nsArsinste him, hs Captain GsRe) and
that The latter hsd offender having been brought
before lin, with set msguarimity Of soul discharged
him After having pciEN out to hin tas want OF wisdom
tush act would svinoe fer the present Cap
tain General dsai another per,on would soon al his
s.asd I've sireua,on to Ills report va. nsnspcoas
10 lie gaining cIederce Hal 1t besn stated the even
Org before the steamshp departs for the United States
mshtcy positili lave heen sent On dI, bat
~ II was, inquiry Was natufa ly made and the truth
proved to BE- that Young man, the Of lawyer oil
this city who had ecms from New orlsans had bsea
rest charged With havnga dagger knise in his trunk
and suncry letters addressed to merchants here which
gives him 1T the moment OF his departure from Ns~
oreApe-thN upon being Questioned BY the Captain
General - to WHISTLER he dii NOT know was Illegal
have fuch vsspoa In his possession the young man ~
Piled that he knew II 90 TO carry II en- his person
bnt not 10 have In his trunk vhsrsupon he was set o.
liberty. Add thus vas ths triHng matter aanined an
sxsgGesatsc bat the bat did sot tAAs he o,rrsspond
ean Of the HnAo nv too wide awake 10 b causht b
| such ehA6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-07-27
WALNUT JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
! sesr,
FALL MEETING


THE Fall Meeting this Course will commence on
Il TUESDAY, the l9th day Of September and continue
duringthe week.
First DAY-Taesday I9tf-SreeDstake for Hnried wear
Old SO0 entrance; $50 forfeit. Mile Heats and closed
with the following entries:
D. Towles enters b. by Sovereign dam BY imp Auto
crat, s v o.
Rountree Demumbrane enter br c. by Emu out of
Lilac, by Leviathan, Sy.o
kinney Co enter b. by Shamrock out of Sally Kir-
BY ny Stakeholder, 3 v
T. H. Bugg enters b. C. Ed Glascock out Of Clara How
ard by imp Sovereign and full brother to Mary Taylor
3year old.
SEcoND DAY IFelnea4ay 20M.--.JOckey Club
Pure 5000. Two Mile Heats.
TnIRD DAT-Ieufstfg, 2Ist-SO epStakes for untried
year ods 500 entrance $50 forfeit Two Mile Heats and
closed with the following entries:
U. TOwles enter b. c. BY Sovereign, out of Chestnut
Mare by imported Autocrat and full sister Faxnea
Howard by imported Sovereign and full brother Mary
Taylor.
Also, ch. by imported Shamrock, dam Gamma by Pa
cifc.
toURTs DAv-Friday, 22LPrOprietor's Purse
FIFTH DAT-.Sqta,Lry 23d-Jockey Club Purse
S500-wh inside stake of sz0O entrance, $50 forfeit
Three Mile Heats.
o. Towles Cordelia Reed, by Wagner, dam Eudo
IA, by Priam, '. o.
Wagner, brother TO Judge Ridey) dam by Leyathan
20.
W. ". WOOdfOlk enters b. Martha Dunn by import
ed Sovereign of d stakeholder Mare 5 V. o.
The rules governing the above races those of the
late WalnHt Jockey Club Association The Proprietor
takes this method Of informing the friends Of the Turf
that pains will be spared render the sports acceptable
to the most stdous and from the number of horses in
training hne sport may be expected. D. T0WLES,
july q, lS54-eOdtd Proprietor.
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SUNDRIES.
UTHERN
Go I'M m ercial COLLEGE,
WRITING INSTFFUFE

w II i ~ " 4 ~ % 4 4 4 u L
THE first term of this College viii COM
i mence on MONDAY, Feb. Is, in the 49,,
large and spacious in Coopers block, ~ 80
on Cherry street FIVE doors above Deaderick.
The course OF instruction in this institution will embrace
Book Keeping, Commercial Law Commercial Arithmetic
and PenmanShip
No pupil will receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualified to discharge the duties of the accountant
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
forms adopted by the best regulated houses in the country
among Others which dspenses with the the Jour
nal greatly essenng the amount 0f labor and liability
and another which renders the use of the Cash book
and Journal superuouS aud enables the keeper to
post his personal accounts da and his merchandise and
cash as often may suit his convenience
This latter form particularly designed for the uss
OF retail establishments
They will be taught simple process BY which the mer
chant at all times ascertain the amount of his loss or
gain together with the quantity of goods on hand without
reSorng 70 the tedious process OF taking inventory
rms institution Will be permanent, and has been estab
hsied to meet The already important and growing
mercIa interests of the city of Nashville and State of Ten
nessee, and ii is designed place upon basis inferior
To none In this country.
The Importance to every business man. OF knowledge
OF accounts must be sufficiently obvious to all reHectn
minds
To the of wealth. it is important to enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically and without pecunay loss
ana the Lawyer often called upon, the discharge OF
MS professional duties to unrave the intricate &C
counts butte the young who depends upon his own
resources for livelihood it is Invaluable Ii gives him
position which nothing else can.
lie holds the post OF confidential clerk his empIoyers
service.
In connection with this establishment is depsrnept for
the benefit OF those who wish lessons in wetn on
ly where elegant hand wriing will be impaired 10 ali
who place themselves under the the preceptar
Pupils entering this Institution are not limited 10 anv
number OF lessons but for specified price NAV coutpue
any branch they pursue until they are perfected resann
the privilege Of reviewing their lessons any subsequent
period, free of charge.
tebll-Y
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MEDICINAL.
AFFLICTED READ!

| nmLADEIPHIA MEDICAL LH0UESE.-Establshed Is
years ago by DR. KINKELiN. The Oldest surest an
best haud all forms Of secret diseases of the skn snd
solitary habits of youth IS Oh hlNhEllN n. W. corner
of Third and Union Streets between Spruce and Pine one
and half squares from the Exchange, Philadelphia
Take Particular NOtice.-There is a habit which
boys teach each other al the academy college habit In
duged when by themselves in solitude growing iIp with
the boy to manhood and which, if not abandoned IN due
time not only begets serious obstacles to matrimonial han
pDess but gives rise to series OF protracted nsdios and
devastating afecuons Few OF those who indulge in this
perncous practice Of the consequences until heF
ind the nervous syse is shattered feel strange and unac
couniabe feelings vague fears in the mind The ndyIduaI
becomes feeble he unable TO labor with accustomed Wigs
or or 70 apply his mind to study his tard and weak
be dull and Tesolue the countenance is dewncast the
eyes without natural lustre sameacedness is apparent
These are symptoms 9ob5ch Should dQeh tie attention of
those similarly afflicted.
the victim be conscious of the cause Of his decay and
having relnqushed the odous practice, he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions wck weaken aud shame
him. producing mental and physical prosratiOn. Ii be
emancpate himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter marimOuel his marriage is unutt and his
senses tell him that this is caused by his early iolies
Too many think they will hug the secret to their
hearts, and cure themselves Alas how often is this fatal
deusion and how many promising youth who might have
been ornament TO society has faded from the EARTH
Young Men > Let no false modesty deter you from
making your known to who from education and
specaby alone befiend you He who places himself
under DR. KlNKEIINS treatment NAV regiolsly eoufde
his honor gentleman, and in whose bosom Will bs for
ever locked the secret OF the patient
Country Notwithstanding it nconvenient to make
personal application can by stating their explicitly
gether with all their symptoms per letter postpaid have
forwarded TO them chest containing Dr Il s medicines
appropriated accordingly, and be cured at home
Structures OF The urelha, weakness aud constitutional de-
hity, promptly cured and full vigor restored All letters
post paid.
- remittance of 25 cents in letter post paid ad-
dressed DIR. kinken Philadelphia Will secure his book
on the Secret Ipfrmites Of \ cath, septf-WIy