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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

We have received file Of The Cape Tom Commercial
Advertiser to May 10. We take from the paper Of that
date the following summary:
The Volks Rad or Legislative Council Of the
Orange River Free State, closed the nth April and
the members returned to their farms having completed
the business Of their rst session in which seems
10 have given general satisfaction Most of the honoa-
'be members" il is stated were glad to escape as
ecboolboys at Christmas" this proracted session of
fact not be wondered at when the free and
strained nature of their ordinary lives is considered The
real wonder that they consented TO give their unprac-
ticed minds cheenuy and vigorously to the knotty
work Of legislation, and have got through WITH IN three
weeks such considerable amount OF necessary, and,
taking all points into consideration creditable business
Among the resolutions passed the last day OF meeting
fixing the election Of permanent stats fresi-
"dent" the 9Th of May, the voting being directed to
take place simultaneously ward ON the same day
in order 10 obyiate collision and partiaty Another
resolution which may involve serious consequences, was
passed. appointing commission TO investigate the CLAIMS
Of the native Chiefs Kok and Waerboer TO certain lands
along the banks Of the Orange River and report to the
Provisional President Mr. Hoffman, how far such claims
are well founded what may be the extent OF those claims
and should they be real and the Chiefs and people be in
clined to sell their ground rights whether il would be adj
visablc authorize the burghers to purchase them.
Four gentlemen, Mr. j. r. Hoffman, Capt. Streuben OF
Iadismih Mr.. j. n. Boshof of harrisburg, and Mr.. A.
du Tot been nominated candidates for the Pres
dency Of the State. NJ.
All accounts from the territories beyond the Free State
concur in describing them in state OF unusual man
guilty :,
gold in South Africa have not been realised. In small
quantities it has undoubtedly been found but not as to
afford prospf of remuneration for the labor required
to extract IT, From the lead mines on the other hand
substantial returns received yielding large profits
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ANTI-NEBRASKA DEMONS TRATIONS.

IsprAy..-Another great Anti Nebraska demonstration
Of The reopc was held at La Fayee July to rePudete
the action Of their Representatives in Congress- and enter
their solemn protest against the Douglas inquty Judge
John Kgorc presided Arrangements were made ior inc
sending Of large delegation from Tippecanoe Co. to the
Stnte Convention of the frcemen of Inaane 10 be held Mt
Indianapolis July TO- Resolutions adopted IN avor
of the restoration Of the Missouri Compromise, approving
the course of Daniel Mace denuncatory of Senator Petit
for his denial of the truth of the Equality of Man as laid
down in the Declaration of Independence, and for faith
less,y bctrayng the high trust reposed in him. Inc es
pousal of the of freedom by clergymen was up
proved in the following resolution;
That utterly deny and abor the idea that those VINO
have their lives securing the spiritual OF %
rights or duties their duty citizens aud haey 70
their ministers Of the gospel require tat S hoa, s
gard 10 be political consequences OF their ieacn"ss
resolution in favor of ProhibOry Liquor law was
also adopted
Addresses were delivered by DIR. j. b. Mcfarland, Dr.
Deming G. Orth, ESQ.,, and r. c. Gregory, ESD re-
solution was offered by VIM. X. Ellis requesting Hon.
Fl. W. Ellsworth DEM TO deliver an address IN tho
evening" upon the Constutonality OF Prohbtory law
The resolution was adopted after which the meeting id
iourned.
NrnRAsKALITY IN CHICAGO, ILLISois--As all the pa
pers-whig, Democratic and Free-S'il-in chicago inc
home of Douglas, opposed to the repeal oil the MIS-
souri, Compromise the Postmaster OF the city has esao-
lshed paper to sustain the Nebraska BILL Ii IS called
Yoasr America the Of drinking saloon owned oy
one Of the proprieors Of the newspaper, and ITS primer
plcs are Nebraska and Whisky, the most compre-
hcpsive Demo cratic platform nowadays.
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PPEME DTTATED ATTEMPT AT ARSON
THE PARTIES UNDER ARREST.

Soon after twelve o'clock last night Officers Ira
CIV and Denim of the Second Ward Police were
called 10 the store No. l5s Front-s- by private
Waterman. on duty in that locality, he having had
his suspcons aroused that burglars were in the premises
from the fact that no had OF the shutters OF the
store opened. The policemen accordingly, after much
trouble entered the store through the window the shutter
of which had been opened from the insde
and their found Charles A. Pervelly the pro.
prietor and his younger brother Theodore, lad
fifteen years of age The elder Pervelly, being M
high state OF excitement and the appearance OF the
store being suspicious the two were arrested PeveFy
asserting that he the proprietor Of It preyiousy and
that all was right The brothers taken to tho sta'oa-
house ard locked up the store was then thoroughly ex
amnod when was very evident that most daooIicaI
attempt had been made TO burn the premises Bales OF
cotton had been open and portions taken OUT Oh
which campheue and tupenpe had been freely used to
ssturate it, This with other combustble Materials had
been carefully and ngenousy placed in every port OF the
building so that when the ncendary match was appied
the place ia few would be enveloped in fames'
barrel of camphene also found on the lower hoor
with one of the heads Knocked out The bIothers Fever
lily were locked up in the Tombs to await an eSamna
ton Further particulars viii be obtained for the morning
edition.
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sstpns9Fas::!?!!iil,l aa Chiffon
49,
FOR STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS, &C.
upInAx arrrRSaoN 4 a,CIaCK.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, , O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS THIS DAY.


FRIDAY July Up. VI.
AsBEs-A fair inquiry Cor Pearls a; IS 80 and Pots at
IS Ell.
CorToy-The market il firm with fair business doing.
FLOUR AID MrAL.-For Western and State Flour there
moderate demand for the home trade, at further de-
cline in the low grades these being in better inquiry Tor
export.
The arrivals are moderate, mainly of ordinary brands
Fances and Extras comparatively steady and in fair
supply Canadian is firm and the stock meager sales
900 bbls good at 81 3D. The sales Of Western Canal are
500 bbls at s. slI sss<s Bogus State So IS 81
Is for common to good State aud 81 so So for common to
good Ohio and Michigan OF the sales 1000 bbls are for
export.
Southern Flour in limited request and is unchanged
sales 400 bbs at 50 oct for common to good brands
Georgetown &c. Corn Meal heavy; sales 43o bbls Jer
sey at So rs.
GRAIy-The market for Wheat continues unsettled, but
the demand has improved; sales 5000 BUSH white Mch
Gan st s2as2 05; 1000 BUSH white Canadian at 81 so;
900 busb red Missouri at 81 CO. and $500 bush. Upper
Lake at 81 40.
Barley is inactive with sales Of 800 BUSH good al Csc
asl Rye is dull at 81 sasl 90. Corn Is easier and
in good demand in part for export sales 600 bush at
60 Csc for unsound; 6ea70c for Western mixed 72c
for round yellow and 76c. for Southern yellow. Oats
steady at 81 a sec.
WHIsKY-The marx ct is easier and quite unsettled at
&c. for jersey, and &c. for Prison in small lots
PRovIsross.-Pcfk is irregular and unsettled with
moderate inquiry at ell 1852 2 for Mess, $40 80 for
Prime Beef is firmly held; sales of Repacked Chicago
at SIG; Country Mess at sl2a sl3; and City Mess at
SIS 90 Cut Meals steady and in fair request at &C.
5c for Shoulders, and &c. &c. for Hams Lard Is duh
md heavy Mt Ole. a9ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

BALTIMoRE-Arr July steamships Granite State Post Bo.
sI ssn"g M 4:a'Rg ese
u,as The fs. @ R @G
Fanny TSsS.. and RSs .S
%sl. &s. nsd ssa. &s
asd snbiess; ses,. Brown, cOpa.
'1BsIsfoiArs july schr Wn H. Hsson Hason, NewYOrh
&c f. r II ry.y for I Jd
Yoh 3D. .ebr Roctport Aesbuy ROckPort Me CID ' briss
H: s s Rf? A.; E''ss s
s,am.hp Isabel Rollins EsvsnS big sOuheF Atkins Boston,
ksHs S.Js CD sf 6, Lillian Ss sSn ss1
mour Concord Went to sea- Bem brig lilo Plata ION
hs;s RI G June a. Mstsms Forest F0fd'
P PAshHs IS osiS JSOc brig
Ny Fxf fIi RSn I Us'S" j FsG Chr Charlie. Ho Smith,
n5SS sS Jun. bark .sPi i hi s Ed Ss.: %
( % %ss'f r@i 11''sG T"y csSssSs & r. so;0@
i ,s| JAY s T Ga
worth s A ,oa 3D. &
oh9 % d. s Tor Ss A aeev nS sd.
s.eis do 70, Do; G. C. sst,On w%1ston
81 a9 Po1dSes ase
GOdwi ssco for Ney Bedford SD ehs Ades
M' a an. e snd oT Mary %
S ss.s aSos. A se s:' Esn
Wilsep Calais Bridgeport Also sid brig webster; schf
Ouap,o William H. Dennis John Lancaster Amelia Reeves
Sollidsv C. C. Straon, Spcudd Wstchmsn Melville, and
Penlsylvana No vessels in port at 10 A. NJ - ps
and Moore King dg cotton for New York I'd pre-
10Th sch Anthem Saunders with 30 bales cot
ton C at previous TO 10TH brig Water WITCH New
York, with 500 bales cotton . a.,
MOBiLE-Cld June shr. Senator Lewis New York Arr
2eih. bris Ellis Richadson Thcfnssion ~, Ii.
Arr June brig Aehon, Hastings Boston Cid ship
'i MAcHlAs"In port July bug oBHen Stuart Y.wYO,t
chr. ssT,b Muu.on Dolphin Foster Northern Light Doyle;
N.wYok Packet Srnborn Julia Noyes; Gecian Wells and m
NV HAVEN-Arr July g. barb Bro,hen, Porto Rcoi sehr
I M Warren Chapman, New iOk. .
NTWBERN-AIr. June 20, schr Cora A. Lindsey Day Ne"
York 81, -. p.,,,,o.o.
Ontsrio VApsdeT dol fdela, Coson do MIA
rhsyo Hsnson Alex Henderson Godfrey, do blossom ia,
e,f 40; James Parker DO Gen Worth Burt do Ann =
Srl,er HAWKINS Mary Miller Lave dol Sarah L. smith, 40
0nn Nave Price do; Firm, Smith do Nathan Crane End,'
colt do; David Cox Hslle,, Albany Mirror, White do Henry
g. Mead Jarvis Rondou Mary Tce Knight Jersey City sd
hs Henry p simmons Weeks Charles Cramer and
Mlep Bairmore Franklin, Nelson, do; Trade Wind II ssns
do Wocester Rhodes Philadelphia; Richard rhopson wie
do; Roe in Boorn Kenon Rondoni Cid brs Codes Moifis
Windsor n s. sid schrs W B. Darling. Dawsen bs,.ho,e
Rio Moor, do: Cba Moore Hall; Fred WORDING knss n II
Rattan spgae Mexico, Chester PhsdelPha' '" H. SANG
PESsAcoIA-Cd pre,iou. cath bs Lillian, MeGibn Els
worth. r. -.. ~. w,,.,
Witch for New orb; schr Major Don sldscn for do ~
MARKS-Arr. June y, t1g T. Remington sawyer E>e"
Yc,k CID. schr. Elizabeth. Williams, New-Nork
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT BOSTON-THE
LONDON STOCK AND MONEY MARKET.

BOsTOg, Friday July 4 lsoI.
The T. NJ. steamship America reached her dock at East
Boston at o'clock this morning. and the malls for the
soutb were forwarded by the o'clock train via New
Haven
Messrs Barings London Circular of Friday, June %
says:
1.-THE Money market is easier. Consels have advanced
%, dO33 Silver Dollars, 521 5i3; Bar silver 9ii
American Eagles, 1913"
There has been more business done the past week in
American Stocks and sales have been made in many OF
the principal state Securities at our quotations, VIZ
MARYLAND Sterling S. e4a95; Massachusetts, Sterling 5s
ioi Pennsylvania S. (inscrptions,l 79asl do Bonds
esq s6 Virginia Cs dollar bonds, 80 49, exdlvldend
do IS. isterng bonds 9i Pennsylvania Railroad, 80 %
93,; illinois Internal Improvement, rs aso Canada os
lloa lloI; NewOrleans City 6s, II. exdiyidend United
States 6s &C. lO7 l0s ex-divdend; do. IS, d2 lo
ex.diydepd.
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FROM THE PL4INS-CHOLERI -iHCeVG TIE
EMIGRiNYS.


NDtfkNpfSct, riiuny June w. 1901
The Sa Lake mail reached here last night, bringing us
hut le intelligence of interest from the valley. Business
vas dull sud ali parties awaiting the arrival Of the
merchant trains Many of the traders with their trains
ere ctt;pc along as we'll could be expected from the
~rcnt amount of rain that had fallen Almost every
YES impossible and merchant and emigrant parties
were Of the South Platte and other streams water bound
The Pawnec Indians had been troublesome to few par
ties of erngrsns aud made demand ofprovi.cns and rob-
bed them Of animals with little fear OF punishment rom
the fcidefs the forts. Sickness resembling he
cmrrenced in tho Different trains between hearney ana
yarsmie and many Of the hands and emgans na aed;
qS nance Of many Of the parties could not be ascersnea
A they were buried of from the road. e
ysyy est;mabIc Young man Of this place in charge OF
T;ccet. and Moores train ir. Riley died on the is'n
There has been registry KEEP. az Fort kearney tn's
co. ".t or the different knds Of seck. IL - estimated
Sns NOT az many emigents other than hormons ey one
half orc on he roaa nor az ~sny ce'te sn' Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
Foreign Ports.

AT Porto Gubeo 18Th ul. schr Dolphin kenn, for BALTIMORE
,dr sid lslh schr Joanna Ward Philadelphia 1900 . -
1t Aux Cages 10th ult schr Amanda Poefs O or Dos
ton u & week c,, T. po..o.
next dsv; Hondiras, Gross, for do T. r
At Jago 18th ult, bark lona Averl for Trieste nearly
l7h u bark Pacific Brown, for Boston u days
days b Gibbs and Eliza Burgess Gorham for
A. Sierra 9th brig L. Copeland Bartlett for Boston
ldg , H.. r.,o.,, To-
AZ s,gs 2Ist nit ship Aryum Chase m Havana for London ~
de- bqri Sea Duck Bad fo do 10 commence dg next dsy
Kenny for John Bird Bird for New York o+
Mary Bsls do 10 d brig Wsppoo, CoombS 10 DO ds; VIC
tor Ellis I'm. Boston, disg $500 - =,
In at Quebec 2sth nit bark Adeue, Newman Ponce, r r.
Cid. 18th ship Ontario HOLMES, London
An Montreal 5h ult chip Evening Star, Frost Averoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

BRUTAL MrKDER.-We learn that girl OF the town
known by the name Of Margaret Ees living at the Hy
draulie was most shockingy murdered yesterday morn
ing in the woods about two miles from the Clinton
A. The facts az we informed these Margaret and
another Girl by the name of Anna Jemson went out TO
the place where the murder committed Sunday, for
What purpose we could not learn and remaining there
two rowdes well known at the Hydraulic, and acqusnt
ances of the girls named Fred Mitchell and James Herd
went out to see them yesterday. dispute growing up
between Mitchell and Margaret about ing, Mitchell fell
10 and beat her in such shocking to her
immediate death. knowledge Of the affair coming to
the ears of the police Mitchell and Herd both traced
out by Policemen Jermain and Wnche last evening and
lodged in Jail. Buff slo Republic, 5th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
Domestic Ports.

ALBAnY-A propeller Ellen CLARK. Philadelphia; chr T.
smith, New London; H. Segsr -, MysI.cj Lneai
Small Boston; Isaac Garno. Abrams New York fesgsset
Rourn New Bedford; Goodspeed Williams, Norwich I'd pro-
M scbrs Gordon d. White While He'd Bank Wsyo, Dayton
Brook HsvsD Tribune Nicksson Bostoni klmis hose spell
SEWBURYPORT-Arr. July s. ssbr. Victor, New York .
kFW-HAvEN-An July brigs United Kingdom heoso San
derand Eng Pantheon Cole Newcastle Eng on chfs ~ n
Do California do; Camilla Blizzard Brsndywins, Brilliant New
NEW BEDPORD-An July sohr Eli:h. Brooks Nisterson
Seneca Albany 9Th brig houlton Grover
Bangor shrs Kendeksug Weed Bsngori e. Adams ADAM
Bsltimoe; Laura Jane Wison do Rossmond Ellis DO CID
ship Gladiator whitfield Caso aud Chincha issnda SD snip
PORTS MoUTHArr July chrs Sarah Elizabeth Phillip
Philadelphia sss Lion Merrill sew-York brig Arcsdan Wilson
PORTLANDAn July brig Francis Dane Br) Pool Tarks
Island Judith Somes St Msry Bartlett Ga Lydis stoysr Merry
nan savannah; Aeds Haskell New YORK; sch o. Thompson
Grsnt YcomcS River Tinker Red rhlsdslRhsi sus.n
Mint dol Marx Coembs sshsnnoh for frseporsi Fannie
Mitchell. Fernsld Philadelphia for Richmond; Hb shp Jchn
Dnmoc seone Lverpool bark louie Ionic Rssds Cssds1
bre Jane Gup Trinidad Potosi sbJ Cerdenssi L
lie Mills Baimsn st. Asys, Ga sehrs Avon, Psndston Dsnes
Ga; Harmonic M.oney Hbisdsphis; HsTaIsbSs sS,seoty
Peri Thestrup Havana; b. Hamilton Mssns bsnes. efc
TOrIo Brown Mssnrs Ina Lsnesy Essspers 3D. esk Fen e.
RiCHMOND-Ar july s. barb Virginia Kennsay RIO; schfs
Orirna Tatte New-York; Billow. Rsshban, Hehfa1
sALEM-AIr July s. brgs Dou9lss. tBrl Douglas mssnd
DO Marion Gould 0rsst ih schrs Leth:r Chid sssn
Baltimore; Lebsson Hodgdon philadelphia CA 5h brig Hay
wrrd; Huffman africa; sehr L. X Snow, Berry. NewYoh SD
sehr. L. X
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VENEZUELA.
EXECUTIVE RESOLUTIONS, PROHIBITING GER
TAIN VENEZUELANs FROM ENTERING THE
REPUBLIC.


Rsuhc of Venezuela Office Of the Secretary of in the De
psrtp.pts O. The Interior and Justice Sec I'd No 49,
CARACAS, Wednesday, May 3, 1854.
TO the Governors Of the Pr0cHoes'
Among the which the Executive power has had
10 beIs We that new revolution is medaied and sought
10 be effected in the Republic is the knowledge that GER
tain enemies known by their dsafecton to the Govern
ment have left the country some for The West Indies ana
tbe limited States of North America for the evil purpose
of combining with prescribed Venezuelans, found in
those places hostile projects against Venezuela.
Therefore the Executive power entrusted with the
oversight of the order and tranquility of the state
considering highly preudcal to public peace in the exist
ing the return Of the aforesaid individuals
70 The country determined prohibit for the sake OF
the common safety and of nperious neces,
sy the entrance into the territory Of the Republic until
q NEW order, of Messrs. Jssio Briceno, Bias bazna,
n Ro;ss Manuel Antonio Carreno Luis N. Ustariz, Dr.
Anoei AZ uenevcrde, and Vicente Ybarra
You WILL therefore, give the proper orders that this may
have due effect. Your obedient servant,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ST. LOUIS-LARGE
NUMBER OF DEATHS.
LOUISVILLE, Friday, Jul.

LOUISVILLE, Friday, July 7. soi.
destructive fire occurred at ST. Louis on Tuesday last
II broke out in Queens warehouse occupied by Mes'r
Lewis Wilkes Co., on Main-st which, together with
the stores of Messrs Ltchen e. Lowenhall wholesale
cothiers and Benedict & Kennedy wholesale dry goods
dealers were entirely consumed The total loss is es'
mated at 10000 and is insured TO the extent OF $4,000
mostly in Eastern Offices.
For the week ending the Sd ns there were the unusu
olly large number of 40 burials in st. Louis
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SENATE. .wAsarxeros. Friday, July :, ls;

SENATE. .WAsaISsTos. Friday July :, 1854.
tops of the Legislature of Rhode Island the subject Of
Slavery against the Nebraska bill against the Fugitive
Slave Law and against the acquisition of new territory
bill confirming private land claim In louisiana was
eIorted and passed.
The bill making appropriation for constructing military
roads ashngtsn and Nebraska Territories was report
ed and passed. .
Mr. PRATT from the Select Committee on the subject
repored bill for the improvement Of the navigation OF
the Patapseo River and 10 make the haIbor oil Baltimore
accessible 10 war steamers of the United States.
Mr. MALLORY offered resolution calling for inform
alton respecting the construction of the Canal across the
Peninsula of Florida and the removal Of the bar a. 81
Johns river in that State. Adopted.
The private calendar then taken up this being OBJ
lection day, and the following bills were passed:
The bill for the relief of the heirs Of Brgadier General
Thompson of the revolution Passed. Yeas 81 Nays H.
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uo,rsr Or REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House Mr.. FULLER asked but did no. receive
consent 10 report the bill for the erection OF certain
Custom-Houses.
Mr. PHILLIPS asked permission to Introduce resola:
ton that ON and after Monday next the daily hour OF
meeting shall be IL o'clock in the morning.
Mi JONES IN. Y objected saying he was willing to
meet at clock sitting until ., and coming back at or
in the evening.
The SPEAKER stated the first business In order was
10 reconsider the vote by which the heuse yesterday re-
iected the General Appropriation bill.
Mr. ORR said the action Of the House an rejecting tne
bill did not excite any great surprise In his mind ne had
no doubt il was produced by incorporating in the bull hve
81. or yen hundred thousand dollars for certain Custom
Houses He was opposed TO but voted for the bill owing
to pressing public necessities After consultation ne Po
I'M and thai Some who voted for the Custom-house
differentiation bill shall TO reconsider the vote on IL
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BERMUDA.
1.-THE NEW BERMUDA TARIFF.

c.,,s.,ssisrss II ~ n T. Tnssne y.. o.
~. water witch being on the eve Of sailing for
r.,,'yort hasten to communicate q few items Of
ur Tariff for the year. from LIST July, 1854, until
Goth June 1885, has Just passed the Legislature and
il 90 follows:
wSasiy shrub P.pp.ms, wssr AID co1dss 2e gallon;
Geo. rsr taossnd Tobacco and Snuff 3D. per Oxen aud
Cess per hssd Upon all other good those In the list of
srsmptions) per adsaloyen.
Lasi Implsments Books, not
mint Of pnb Cations Goals mail Dis
oDss Fresh Fruit lee Implements for Whale fishing Msnures
Of Nsps His Plants and Trees for Planting Pro
ens Apparatus. Personal Household Elects Of DYING
srosd nded sale Shrubs Seeds Psnng fresh
Vegetables and Potatoes. and Bullion.
We have accounts here from Barbados that the
Asiac cholera was committing fearful havoc at that
island chiefly among the colored inhabitants-the NOR
tsty having risen TO howard of 100 day. The other
Islands throughout the West Indies are reported
healthy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
THE LATE FRAUD 1T THE TONES.

Constable Nesbitl of the Sixth Ward, against when
charge has been pending Tor days on complaint Tor
having feloniousy taken $50 from man who was ar
rested by policeman of the First Ward for
hes been indicted for grand larceny by the Grand jury
and yesterday arrested by Officer Peterson ., '.o
Cox-t of Sessions and held 10 bail by Judge Beebe in
81 ESQ to answer the charge Counemsn jackson OF the
Fifth W ard became his bondmon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
FIREMEN.S FIGHT.

On Wednesday night Hook and Ladder Co NO. ana
Engine Co. No. j. willie returning from fire, got into
d;.eyaceul dch together at the corner of Fortyfrs
q, and Echthav and before the police reached the spot
several of them wore badly injured by blows from brick
hate, paving-stones &C., which had been freely used
Az aeon az the po.se appeared they ceased fighting and
went of. Some OF these men we believe we're recently
convicted in the General Sessions for riot ana are now
awaiting sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Arrived.

E,;r Active (Pr Bell Newcastle, 81 DAYS cos 70 H. w
Never June g. lat 40 49, A. spoke B brig Gssea for Lv
err ooi June 81 49, large Quantities Of zee
b,s Doco dali Coveca Limerick 55 days In ballast VIII
N to Italian June IS and 10, in lat 49, long d.
Big Ceesina of Mnbridg) Bray, Mlbedse sday' lumber
TO Brett A. Son. n
clay From 18th TO the lsh june saw large quaint
ties Of Ice. , p.ec
sebr Turk Rowen Lubec dsys, lumber, to Brett Son.
BELOW brig from Dsden Ga
sAILED-Stip A. H., Chandler, Liverpool
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TIE LATE DISASTER ON THE SUsQUEHANNA
RAILROAD.


Up to the present time there have been 81 deaths from
the late disaster the Susquebanna Railroad and there
are three or four more persons in doubtful condition
warrant has been issued for the arrest OF Mr. Parks
Winchester the Superintendent Of the road.
is reported that Mr. Winchester has resigned his Office
this morning.
moya of the former competent and experienced President
and Superintendent by political prescription, and the ap-
pontment of inefficient and inexperienced successors OF
the right political stripe.
we have no mail this morning south of Washington.