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ABOLITIoNIsM IN VIRGINIA VIA ROME.

IT,
SIR: The following communication vas sent TO the
Editor of The Journal Of Commerce. As he declined
20 publish il. have concluded upon asking you TO
be kind enough to do so. know you are not hks
him. "Northern man with Southern principles,
but under stand that you willing to publish both
aides of question, and therefore take the liberty Of
making the request
To "a. gGi.or Of TIE Jov,rals CO~a~os
SIR; knowing that you have always been foe 60
ali Anti. Slavery agitation take the liberty OF aSfng
Won 10 publish the following for the benefit of sosh-
ern readers. have just received q letter from
Europe containing this etatement; Crawford ia.
"modeed at Rome a monument for Virginia 10 10
TO he cast in the bronze OF Munich. Two really
"magrhceut figures Jetiesson and Patrick Henry are
already cast. Henry is represented In the act OF
'making his famous speech in which he said Give
zine liberty or give me death; and roll ia his
extended hand you read in large letters the word
"'Iberty Another part of the monument, nearly
finished is bas relief representing young woman
a. OF noble bearing trampling on man with crown
"and in chains, and having the motto SIC semper
Now, Mr.. Editor, do not know what you may
think OF this but il seems teme that those who have
employed Mr.. Crawford csn hardly be aware Of what
he has done. AbOIitioniss have been accused OF In
citing the slaves of the South TO rebellion and of send
ing 10 them incendary publications and prints Can
Won tell ne what is the difference between these and
,ucepdiery statsesi May not Mr. c., northerner AZ
he Is, be an ADOlitlonst IN usgulroi LNlbk ~ uc
does where there lie great deal Of talk about
"Gberty and Roman and Austrian tyranny, has
be not caught the Infection OF fanatcism about hoe
dom being the right Of all and does he not mean cor
,sctir TO express this sentiment marble These
artists often mean great deal more than obsery yers Of
their works always perceive. How artful the idea OF
Powers calling his slave the " Greek Slsyel'
But be this as it may anything be more rash
and in prudent than TO put such ideas as those just
referred to into the heads Of Virginia negroes Con
sider Sir that monument is going to place not many
miles distant from the spot where negro, one Nat
Turner. sctualy did what Henry talked about, Wis:
died for Eberty-beng executed, as you know fog an
attempt at hsurrecti0n.
why will you not, Sir, friend Of our southern
brethren tss sn my self turn the attention of some
of your Virginia readers 10 these points Imagine
for Que moment Nicholas OF Russia giving an order
for niece oG sculpture to al artist al Rome, and hs
sending home a representation Of Liberty trampling
ON Slavery or Serfdom, and procaimipg " Away with
,tbe Knout" or /" Sic semper tyrannis" IL seems
10 me that the ass which said about such subjects In
Virginia the better.
Matters have come to a strange pass II the Aboh-
tionists not content with their Interference in the free
States with the institutions Of the South, are 10 be al
low wed 10 smGgge their documents into Virginia, ga
Rome A FRIEsD OF THE soUrR.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
CENTRAL AMERICA.
EARTHQUAKES AND L0CUsrS.

Cenespondepee Of The n. Y. Tribune
SAs SourLE, San Salvador, July 30, 1854.
More absorbing than the helpless disorder in Nicar-
asua snd the war in Europe our two great calaa
tes: the locust plague and the earthquakes The
rehfu plague of the wandering oeusts has lasted In
San Salvador and Nicaragua already three years
Their appearance is foowed by incredible devastaons
amorg almost all cultivated plants Not only Indian
corn, beans and plantans butey the hard leaves OF
The sngm-cane and the cocOa-nut tree are gnawei up
by millions Of insects which DO human effort Is able
10 e,pel or 10 extermnste In the plains Of the cosst,
and TO hight of 600 feet above the ocean, maize
has WELDED the last three years bu onethird ot the
ususl CROP sugar cane two-thtrds aud rice oDe.ha'
The CONSEQUENCE of this decrease IN the production
an extreme searcity and starvanon throughout ue
country Indian corn rice and flour are now brought
from tie United States ard even from san FRANCISCO
The second calamity Is the continuous conVais'oo5
oi the earth which, since The ruin Oi the eapa nave
scarcely ceased At the moment ~hen ne rrT'.asu.
Of the State in company with The bishop, Don lomAso
Saldans came FROM Cojutepele TO VISIT tue RUNS.
very heavy shock took place. Almost all the weaner
families Of the ancient capital have remover 70
Coiutepeke and San Vicente and seem but Htiie IN,
sl;3ed 70 follow the desire OF the Government and
construct new buildings and houses on tue hgh PiAn
of Santa Thekla There seems, on the contrary nueh
more probability that in spite OF the rum ana te cou
tnuing earthquakes the new eaPitai WI, " aa ~,
rise &c ain on the same spCt where the OBSTRUCTION
took place A great number Of the poorer classes nave
sgap returned there and are building up Little ranches
Of cane and ,m leaves cub equenty better consrlc
tops win replace these and IT, at length by an eruP
ton, or the opening of a Her safety-vsi'e fos tns
escape of gsess and subtenanean forces t9e eNn-
onEes should sse or least become less frequent
4 seems not at all unlikely that even the government
will reestsblsh its seat in the old capital Ihe people
of San Say ador intend 20 celebrate also tins year ne
reat fair which annually tskes place IN the
of August upon the ruins Of the destroyed cfy snl
merchants ana traders are already sending out cir
cular letters for Il purpose One sees here az am
how soon man becomes accustomed 10 even tne mos,
rishtfu occurrences. AZ the odd Freneh saying runs;
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FIRES.
FIRE IN BROADWAY.


About / o'clock Thursday morning FIRE broke out
In the buildng No 7O5 Broadwsy-frst floor occu-
pied by Edward J. Olsen, as tailor stores second
foor by Mrs. Bernard Ackerman, dressmak~. The
IRE originated in a middle room, pantry, in which
Mrs. Aekerman kept her stock. The alarm wis
promptly siven-to which the fromon as promptly
responded but before they could subdue the limes
the builcing much damsgei and the stock Of
MN. Alderman almost entirely destroyed.
The stock Of Mr.. Oldscn was removed to the Fiji
teen'h Werd sta,iOn- House but was considerably
damaged by water probably to the amount of o. 500
hr. o. is fully incurred in the City Insurance Co.
Mrs. Ack0rna1 estimates hc- loss at aboat 81 900.
Insured for 81, 500 in the Hanover Insurance. Co.
The builiipg is damaged 70 the amount Of about
sl 600 Fully insured in the National Insurance Co.
The fire was confined to the secend floor. lie
origin hu NOT yet been aseertsined.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.........s
Arrived.

Ship Northumberland (p.eset Spencer, Londoo sSs rs
mouth Aug with md.e and 435 pas 70 or~od' ""s'"
Wiley Node ,tbs births on the passsse . t.....
Ship Panems LsDs,ton, CsIis0, Jane II ws 1 "
Roads with Eusno TO T. w kilsy lstn ln.t =, 80 o,a.
Harbor IN hs late gale carried sway the head o. me
mat and All three topz.snnsss lost quarter oos, as
Rsrt Almeds (of boston Gale Tf,s'Is . as "a '.oss 81,
bin ls5 csT. om Van Dsnsn's Land for Lenaon az e.
lat f3 Co !on 81 IS yoke B bark heita' psI - IL h
9.I,.r v.r. for fsr and 2 worn taressh tho s
Bsrs ben ';tt: sops. Ass - .iaA " lsi go loo o
s. ~hs IL very brs1y rsls from W ". sossdss y
sea which sal-'1s o0d ~. ,rs m sns
nn.s baeks,sT. ebsneei pise vnlcn pOes inc
roth 10 pssi.atnns>ts ever the SIDE.
PITURHED--shp Vsses de Cana, tsels ssesn a. hs
n,xsrp hsree sb returned 10 porr, hsynf e1pensIeeq
a. AZ s.rsrsey Sunday Last during which prns ess'
sseis,S earso stove bafssrks, split sails, ke
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LETTER FROM CONTROLLER wHIrTLEsEY

70 ne Editor ef Tie ~ y TrforHe
SIR; Your paper Of the 9Th has this moment been
handed to me. II is stated in special dispatch from
Warrington, dated the 9Th, that my resignation has
been prompted by the removal Of favoriss clerk,
and other csuses.
nj. due to truth TO say, that my leaving this oioe
has no connection with any thing Of the kind but 1t
was determined on, before either occurrence re-
fsrred TO, happened. The President has treated ne
With all the Kindness conld expect, or wish, from
any Chief Magistrate. Most sincerely yours
T,,assry Dsyrtment. Cons,cuv's 0fss, Sept 70 iss4
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
WhleEa.

Ar at Provncetown llth sebL hoaStain kns ressnsn G
tom North Atlantic Ocean, With - eba R % esn,e 90 "a
SID. from New Be- dford uth' snip Inano'ef i"e'' ~
Art F.,al 18th ok barb Hsiinsa LSes 90 20 ss,ss,.
Lar. 4. Thomas Of do Landed ice s snp sS,s
philip. Ode eissn; i1h .hp asoIesan. Lass s a. ss1s
MT~eaS xlys n B. clean; lsth, b.rks Bruce se<on,
S.vsn si.ss; Cspe Horn Pigeon, Amy psr,ne1tn e'-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

The Anniversary Dinner Of the capture Of the CRY
Of MEXICO by the American army, under Gen. Scott,
will tske place his sreaing (l4thl at the Prescott
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

The steamship Niagara has arrived @! Boston. Her
moils v II leave Boston this afternoon and be delly-
cred in New-YOrk tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
RELIGIOUS CENSUS OF ENGLAND AND
WALES

sIR: In TBE TRrBusk, July SO, %e md al abstract
Of the state If public religious worship in Ensland
anu Wales, drawn from the British Censussf 1851.
1t is m.tier OF no surprise to US that this census
develops the fact that the Church OF England 10 the
minority. We have been fully satisfied OF this for
some years-hsviDg travelled extensively in both
countries. But We would here venture one assertion
that the Dissebters majority greater Aas aii-
Gated BE- th6 eeNsvs.
The relative strength OF the Dissenting bodies and
the CI uroh Of England according to the eensui.
stands thus:
NunbeI Of Dissesns Church Edhe-- S3
Number Of Establishment Church Edifes- .,....l4o7i
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DFTJ'. = II IO'TO' J
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JOFfN KAGEo IIo u.
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Inna 81. 1854. J

!, JOHN MONROE, Auditor in and for
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-08

COUTH SIDE, LONG IsLAND-THE CHAMPkIN
- House fAip l. In complete osdsr for The rssep
ton Of vttrs 7he beautiful situation Of this house. Sr
I'm. front pond d.shtful Lawn with u. full rev, sr::
position on the great scnh Bay famous for I've anrivsks
hshing and sailing tgsther With the cay fsca u
city mako the Champun House unsurrsss<d among III
resorts Of suEnsr pleasure csnmnr!csti,aey ~ AZ
Will arrive in New York 81 A N and 81 r n. Auo
p. s1RLLESwBRF, Isiip. Suffolk county. Ill
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tempstops watch sxist for speculatons 81 IN kinds the
exceptions 70 thu custom Of honest practices not -
The books OF the Harlem preferred stock Watch
kept by Mr. Robert have cot yot exAmiue
bot viii b forth~ith; and the ,umttes siIi make
re,ort NJ they have completed their lsbors.
The of the New iaves road still proceedns
with their exan nation.
II the over issue Of stock In the Harlem company should
prove he limited 20 the Oo0 shares tn loss 70 the
company Will b- unmportsut
AT tie Board Brokers this morning Il resolved to
yase Isriem stock the trnnser hooks having besa
clo-s by the directors Of The pany, the exami
nation now proceedit g Il over.
ROBERT soRUYLEB's MARRIAGE
from tho Evening Post July
A matter course the discovery Of this great
fraud everything pertaining to the past history Of Mr.
Robert Schuyler is sesscd upon with great svdty. The
unknown 70 maturity Of people until since tbs fadare.
Mr. Schuyler had been living o bachelor anA sap
Eoseo to be bachelor until fee mouths saoe It vas
discovered that be had been Ir'vstcs married msay
years previous, and had family Of children, or TIVE
II whom had grown up ami got married They had gons
Was that he pretty girl with whom he fed 10 love;
shc ~as poor aud be his family would object the
mach he married her privately and never dlvugsd
the sscrct.
CARD PROM MRS. ROBERT BCHUYLRR.
The EIToR OF TIE AEw yoRK TRIBUNE
sir-I begs small space In your colnmu: 70 rseuts
private life and marriage Of Mr.. Robert Schuyler. win
not speak Of tho indecacy and Of the
hand that this critical uncturo would ter asds ths
saced veil OF domestic prvscyor every sensitive heart
viii perceive tbs trutn-nor would here undes.
tale defeDd one, too Ill to defend hines 10 time aad
to just God do commit the vindication q my hus-
bands honor. s - fets
But other stories may spring from the same source
that originated this marriage romance would here pro
nounce Il all fabrication.
HE poor girps" family WAS ~ respectable and
wealthy a. Mr. scbuyler's own, and they weso already
connected BY marriage.
The name Of Spicer-by which the family 50 long
known, the name Of near and dear relStve who
beueatbed TO the poor girl" with the sA property,
ia of
children and dying husband.
viii the Evening Post copy this communication In
rectoh Of its false statemeAtf
MRS. ROBERT SCHUYLER,
West rwenty second street.
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NOmmcEcial
report was in circulation y, rday that Mr. Gouvcr
Morris had failed A understand H. such Is not
tho case, though payment, stated refused to
some paper which he had loaned TO the failing rm The
motive Of the refusal however, not to dispute the
payment OF anything for which Mr. Morris Is either le
gay or houorably bound but to ascertain precisely
what position he stands in tho matter, and to
himself that what he s called to meet e in each instance
The effect Of this failure has had a most hmeot.bls
effect upon the market generally All kinda Of bussess
the very favorable change in money affairs within the
last few days arising from the large dsbursements Of
interest snd c,yaends ~ We Of the pre-
cheering intelligence from abroad By the last arrival We
find that the prices Of all kinds Of stocks are rapidly
nssoations than q the tim. whom there vas inSe:a
good for the pressure that In the bona Ode
scarcity Of money
IRON ths Evening Post.1
he committee consisting Of Mr.. Nelson Robinson,
II yesterdays meeting Of the directors Of the Harlem
Railroad Company, 70 examine the accounts, and tho
stock book especially, report this mcrning that there
has been issuc Of 900 shares of Harlem stock
made by the Secretary, Alexander KYLE Jr who con-
feses to using that amount for his private pur.
posce.
The committee have not vet completed the investa-
ton They reported st evening that the books shs
indebtedness OF 5000 900 to the company from Mr..
Roter schuyler who hsa misused the bonds Of the
This does not uclcde the instanent Of 5000 40 due
hy Mr. Cornelius vanderbilt instamest 10 the Har.
len Railroad, which Mr.. Robert schuyler rctan~ for
his own use ms II WI be Paid 20 the company by Ne.
Vanderbilt, who Il said 10 b. covered in this special
msticr.
twin BE- rtcoIlected that Mr.. Robert Schuyler sub
scrihtd 80 agent o- Nv. Vanderbilt whD xrressed him
self ss having hnl more condensc in him thau Ia any
other man, and trusted bin with money freely ~ithou.
security.
Considering ibtvery ba manner IN which ba tnc.. q
Conducted IN this mcsesr.ls cnrranEsg, hoE mash
cha'sti 7>ref -if'7 - 'ettHir1ls, Anil tts -1t