davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or sEw -YoRK-.....oorosss
ARID.

ste.m.hip-AT. MOODY Liverrool 2. Cansrd ffernaau.
Hieeius Btmeu. &. III. cands
shI--S b. Palmer bradbury, Canton A. A. Low Bros :
Va cuse H.w,s Nex Orleen. J. W. slEe Co
baps-D.le Park. (Brl Brown Pugwoh Barclay Div
ipss.or; Nerens Jseob.on Rotterdam w Schmidt Go
Frspkn Tn ouTson Havana ". Y Sch midi 20.
Brig MnAlcy Hill Atiasspas, Thompson Hunter; Or
snt. OBJ BabDster, Cab.nsaa, \ =, X Eager 20 :
mo. (br Henry II John. v. g.. d De Volt
schocner.- kossgth ,knTch Boston, lewis Pa"ihc.
Fprcv Vshiasicr Bstsman Ruda-r1w Meteor, Sturgss
s,rich q FORBES 20 Globe this ss m. r w. Ro.es
hi ton. HaHk Wtrhem q Ssith; L. ?. Smith, Der
rie, .on Win insfon Dolluer Potter. Abs Tmnots. VII
nintion. Y : Powell; VI Warren Chapman New Haven,
ua.er; Lady Adams Davis FAN Rive. J. H. Hsyeus. =
Howe Fa,o5 Frankfort Buck CO.. Heleu Mcleod
Rsmsdell Calais, Brett, son 4 co
stots-CAudia seward Fan Ryer, }. ". Haven; Mary,
hsot Niddetob H. HAVEN MGris Louiss Bennett, Brs
tol =. 49, - 49,
ProIeller.-Nebusla Candis Phladelphis. W II. TtomP
Al. Oneida Starkhouse Phi sdelphis, Y. Briggs
Bsrse-C omet, Moor, honse. Philadelphia, j. w Hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
Foreign Ports

Al Remedies 9TH ait bris Sarah Gibbs for Boston 18th
Ma,xnlls 18Th 9L bark Adelne NswH man for New York
loading.
At Havana th nit BARK Japons. Powers chartered 70
load sugar PHILADELPHIA 70 per box; orig p Brown
freeman from Newport; ch Md. simpson from Nsw.Or.
lesn 27h and Others .d Lih brig Confidence Melville
C.rdeuss % load for Boston 81 ~ per 10 GALS
cid fin s. Joi a. n. g., sept 80, 5rss Isabella Hay. -,
Ne~cssile Gold Hsuter, Perry Cl1ssoS schFs Orlando,
Br.ndan. Boston, May Ann Mssh,u Pembroke; julia
Crowen. Char Ottetown.
AZ ST Helena Aug 10. .hp Ue Foster from AEysb with
rice, for CoIk for orders
Rio Grand Aug J, BARK Wymsn. Harrington. from ss-
lem June 6. arr Aug g.
At It Pierre Mart Ans 81 schr Mary Reed for New York
Ida SD 5oth bds Eagle X hn Tosssco.
Al do same da.e, bra Conrad. of Bangor, aisr
Cape Hayden 18Th ut big Abrssis Steyens for New
YORK, days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

PnxsenCers Arrived

r. ~ s.e-,aip CaArl4 from Lire7ssS-N- Upton ADD
lsdy Mr. HeLiTen aud .sdy Mr. Lrsoud .ai lafy. Mss
Mn.uru Mis- ByrDe ard ssrvaut, Ma ssei'on sai MIS-
stiion Nrs s'o~.n, he Hssss Carroll D. J. stuart
Paul mes Maree ThOa4. o. Lane PerTic tean1e,
7 " MssEe; II. ssn~ren G 'e' o'een, VIZ utraii VI.
y.rsS W Bor.uy Gustsves spessr Charles Gaze. Ot'o
O-s.l, Mr Wilson I'D tGy Mr. MsNeil, Dr.. Ilssa, Mr..
Huffman and lsdy Mr. Hufnans friend and lay. VI Urls
vod Belize Dr. Kerp C.rruthers Messfs raomo~
VI. swAnwieh. J. HOPE, Mr. Meog, jnan Campbell,
Hsrry For. hes.r hrot MolyusgS. Nm. tfoFder Iios
b. Jr Dear. Rev John Lille riikn, Wm John Wood,
1hos Dixon, jas Gilmore W Carol. AID LADY, Fegaera,
Mt.p5ora Puea & Roman Noxlero Ha9os Ceyey Ferzu-
j. bn B. Burnett Morales. Capt Rogndy. Endcntt, H.
" ~. ClsnteTisin IL di,s ssers Of Ne ey ff~nenen,
David J,cls and lsGy Acre WerE Hodge, dodEe,
Mr. BoIAce and lady heny HaIdns Edwin fye All sly
J. Cooper John Gfegory and lady, Ms-s- Jsiinons
Frchnlbtrser Cal. EfSS,ds James P.nt0u Ro@enhefE
Cert WTisht Nis- tMzgersd. D. BroEn Geo Allison w.
Watef Master Wslser, his, Ana Mccarthy Mr. Boyle, J
Mi.- Lou,dA e. Mr. torkil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
Cambridge Cattle Market


Eepor-edfr TIVE Wv YoEs rsftUy,, y JoRs EAros
NspsEsosS Dc. 1854
Al make, s5 c.tt.-.hos 1850 Bes,ss, .bs 50 sares
eon.ns Of rofsns On,n Cos. .11 Calves YeEins, AID
} YEAR. cd.
MaEVFr BEFF-Ftfr. . ut g So hrs, q1si,r. -. -
crc 1ps IT. ~ - third N .v S6 ord aarr - -;
Hf.s gez, - os 70: Tsiios IS - Pas 4! 10 sc;
Csfsiirs. ile .
Wal GsLvss 81 - 70 AID -
>rOsIs-N c-kinz Oxen. 70 sales
Cows sSD CALvIs-f.i. : .. sc, 81 Vi . { -
fEAILIsS-<7. So 10 50
Two YEARS Old $9. els 10 80
TssEE YEARS OLo-$5t sT, so SS+, ts 70 $ol
sBEEP AND LAsss-S. lji 81 market EIrs. - - - -
- BY lot, q ~. 81 IS 81! - l2 - . $3.50. ss75 ~
% -.
An prime Hoes this xees. AZ Ste y y.
REylEEs-CAte t.sirs late prclnding sl renAs ,o-i.J
ss the FehhnrS Railroad sod 40 over he
Boston ard Loved RAILROAD l0sed FitA Cattle Sheep SWINE
Hoi.es and Fowls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
ylnGnlldl.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CEIVED at the CONTROLLERS OFFICE. No. 5
HAL Of Records until "Wednesday October I5i 81 ocock
NJ when the same will BE- publicly opened for the whole
any part The amount OF 600 90 Of Pahc Building stocs
No 81 s1horzed BY Of the Legislature OF this State
pesssd June 1851 and BY ordinance Of the Com1oa
Council approved By the Mayor Sepr. o. ls5L Tho ssd
stocs wi enhrsee thousand the par value Of
which viii be leo each share and VII bear interest =. the
ger per payable quarter yearly snd tue
prpcrarsyabe SO 600 the lst day OF November 1888
and { y 600 on the day Of November 1854
The proposals I'll the number Of .hATes desired and
the that vii b paid for each s5sTh. Tue peson
whose proposals shall D. sesep,ed will be required
FOR the aKoed him vtkin three dsys .f,s
being notified by this Department Each proposa shogd be
.eslfd sp and directed slo~s: Proposals. for Public
Building Stock No >" and the proposals tau. sealed
directed to be ipesed IN secured envelope sealed and
directed "A {. Fass Coo,roli-r No Hail Of Records
New-Yort.' JACOB WESrERVELT, Mayor
~ T. TfLLOU, Recorder.
A. c FLAGG, Controller
y W EDMOSDs, Chamberlain
WIN CHAUNCEY Chp y. Gem 3D. Az
WIN. NJ vERMILYE, Chm. " Com 3D.
Cornen. Commissioner Of SINKING Fund
Firspee Department, New York--sepssnter e. isoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

Arr At Liverpool 18th ul, Brother Jons,hsu Ch.e.,On
oildsrdeeve Brown Galveston; Fore" Nag Allen New
Orleans 18th Wane erins Jew ssekpoe, 81. John, "
lsih. Wasp Power. Mobile; u0def ritter Hlner, New
olssn' Cry Of Sss.Y.rk, Moe Ssw Yo's' Ese ates
ChHot Of fsns, Krowe. Bos'on; Asia Lott, Se~ Yors;
Emerald ,e Cornish. DO ssh sesrree Rogers and Consul
Cd .otb, Alelsrdrs. Cooper se~Yors; Prince Regent,
Martin New York and Mostevidee
SO 92d Wet Point Williams. for New YORK; New YORK
Hutchinson 40 Annie, Archibald Pro,iieose letn hIam,
ee,o-, Hsdsy, ard J. A. We.tervet, Hood!ess q, York
En- DeeteT San francisco.
Entered for Lonoon 2l-t-Americs Bsrstow, NewYork;
10Th Emerald I.e Cornish Thornton Collins Orleans
Liyefioo sept I7-The CoroDet. Go, tins, from SewOr
leans snived here by lightning l2h August IN
lon 81 w which shveres the msntop gallant, roy,
srs ssy.si psss ihled vo and n7fei .eye 81 others
ls,h-1he Wasp which arrived here from Mobile. ot
Of Der during the from yellow fever. The Wm
CI1,. ior PsnsHa' has lut back e,ky -, O.
D5Hsrs'e{ Canton; Fanny Bues, MeG;lysV, Mir4nchi;
Pre.id fillmore Nelson, New YOrs 2h sl' Robert Chad
Mo-. Sim p.on New orleans. isS Lawoo4 M.
tn Den N. Cooper Landerkn Sszl CAY; Anods
Andre 81 Crox: Chapin. HsrmsD Qsebec; Christina Ham
uoLd Newfo and outward day yard, Wash
insen Irving DuraDd sydney
ADVERTISE sept p Dsv9n.hre Lord for New York 2h;
Chr.tsns Hammond, DO Oct s. SIR Robert Peel Chad~cx
DO l.ihi Sea Duek. bri.rd for Boston, Oct /
Iss-el- up Bhne-Dosue for New York; WOOdcOct, Lam
bert do Pyrsmid eDderscn sr New. Orleans John Bull
Thome. tor Boston; Mstsukss Libbey. for do.
Louden SEPT RIB American chips Gosport Of Boston
Auiss Moss. Wheeler lr,s aud many o,h-r- mostly
tin er AZ ds. which arrived in the ver several days
Of he E., and we:i iSais 6oes. o. ~ '''s
Ihs American SIP WestDcrelsrd. having discharged ner
eeso OF tn b.r e The vrr yesterday for aIv.e in ballast
HsUe-A1 SEPT -. Arvede, Rstout. do Confederation
Coinns 'w-fort; Plymouth Emery Mobile; lsth Anbapo
- Grshen Baltimore: HedsDerg Williams New Orleans;
18th, } c Cshoaa Sbcrt. Mobile.
Aso an sept 49, New Enslana, Norfolk; Grlai;e State
New fo't Heiyeii. New Orleans. i4h Cs;h.rue do; n
eonesror, Mobile 18Th y.ndAIis SewY York.
Put beck sept 30 Caroline Ticker Cbsse, for New Yort
esy and with damage having been IN With The
oeeanss, from Akysb, for Amsterdam, tie I7h 81 the
Strait
SD SEPT D Redwood. Ro.. New Orl..n.
CID I'm. Tell, Funehe, SewYort; Edward p strinsc,
ThoErson, 90.
FroE The SHIPPING Gazette Sept y
Ccves-Ar 2lst, Geo Law. Forsyth Havana
Aysb "
fsln0uh-Ar 10Th Gro,.e Steward Havana
GreeneeA.sld .ssh, j. H. Jcnes MILE New Yerh; HOPE
HeDorAd, Besfsp ~r-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
whalefs,
Ia p. :. Edsu,own. 3d. .ap NarI,ser FAel resay lor

Ia pert EdsHtown, stu snip SayeSor rAhe ready Tor
Pacific SeesD.
SD hom Mystic. "a ship R0nulas Baker, Indsn Ocean.
At CAPE de HCrds Aug H. Ff.ents Brown New London,
clean, recruiting bound Hog. fowl sid ra plenty
ard very ckssP
st HELD Aus. 10 JarE Iona CoEgeshs Of New
Redfof5 With t5o sT sail for home in week Sd 5t
Iowa MeUbew, Of FsirhAyen, % cruise with ~ bbls
SpoIsrsept = gr o. Ion. %, ship janus window Of
New. BsdfoIf, with Is bbls ~. ol-sl vel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
rrr LATE ACCIDENT on THE HaRIyx R,uHoap.

TRE LATE ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAILROAD.
ccron,r Hilton estsrdsy held inquest The Bellevue
Hssitsl the body Of John starr who WsdDe sdey
uisht, al the Of Twenty oinh and
PoIrh sv nv Hsrls M Railroad freight car, xic5 yearly
severed his legs from HE bow aid ,eusf eeath the follow
DAY IL sJV,a,d IN evidence iAst deceased ths
haiti Jun PING snd rdI talu paying hssre,
his Standing the psto- aud
accidentally fel "A of In advance " the The Jury
dered Of accidental DC st Deceased native II
Penasyyanis. > yea OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

U
RECoEDEK.
Alorzo Swan was, II the opening OF the Court,
td and ,eauted Indictment charging him
eus afsauf vIop the peT-on Of Abbey SEJan
Barney Frsbklio snd Henry S;ratton we're tred and
seQuittd Of C um,ig assault the person Of Dennis
Dcxd On the 9tih Of July.
Ioseph Woodwork was placed at the bar 70 snswer
sfage Of grand larceny M stealing gold wsch valued a.
go from Mrs Caihsribe Bill OF hudson The accused
acer 81 Of Mrs rl, sud il i sleg ID carried
swsy watch aer~srd dsnynz that be had IT, The
considers able excitement 10 COot owing 20 the
resp. otsbiy Of the parties concerned ia r. The Jury mp
kfe hour had not sgreed upon verdict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
srokeu. &c

Sept ,t IS S. Ion. 10 81 ship Rayesswood Of New York
from Bic for & port ia England.
No date ~ ION 20 TO- passed 81 Tucarors i'm.
PhladeiI h.s oT Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

show falling Of. For This week they are about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
MARRIED..
DIED.

IOWA aDS-EORTH--A Berlin Conn by The Rev. Nv
We Mr. Henry j. Edwards Of New York 70 Miss zsbsih
J. dausl ter VI Mr. John North o. The former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

Markets-CAPEFULIY REPORTED FOR lHE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY Oct .. 1857
ASHF S-The market il without change 80 saes moderate;
sales ot Pots 81 FL and Pearls AZ 70 IL .
COTTON There is lair demand, and prices are MINI the
stoc. CONTINUES i.ht We continue quotations:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
10 Consois during the week

The shipments II Gold to the Continent SUI con
tinue but are met by the receipts. The return from
the Bank OF England for the week ending the 10th of
Septeu Der gives the following results when COM
AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

MINIATURE ,LN.vsc........rHls Dsy.
sus-p.es..6 % Ses...... 5 y Moos-SelS q ?5s
HICH VArER......rHs DAY.
Sandy sook ST Gov Island. ~ Hell Gate ...l0 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
La W LNI'ELLHEINCE.


o. g. DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge BETTs.
In the case of Edward Brown, tried on an infict-
nsrt fer cornteren2 OTIS wife being also inelGded 10 the
Indictment ~rsrste rl srsntcdl tie jury all
Thsdsy nisht whhoat being able 70 agree upon verdict
and were discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

orc OF TWO large failures had taken place.
Cotton was in favor Of the buyer with fair busi-
ness and in consequence Ofhg arrivals. Breatstaff.
had improved.
The shipments OF Dry Goods from LIVERPOOL 20 the
United States for the season commencing Nav l. 1883
and 1854. are stated as follows by Messrs Edsari
Higcin 4 Company:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

Marhets.- reported BY Telegraph.
AIBASy. Oct AT cur market this morning saes were
made Of B1hLEy 10 fer fOuz-rUwed and 81 IA or
foved on the spot, and 81 ls TO arrive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

Tue amount of notes in circulation is f19, SCI, 3s5,
being decrease OF f3s sos, ard the stock OF Bullion
in both departments is fl3, 27e $40, showing de-
crease OF 15l,4is, when compared with the pre-
ceding return.
The demapd arising for the overland mail has kept
The price Of Silver steady, and both Dollars and Bars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
Columbusl Utio Aug :. -
yI,UF IMPERIAL ROYAL AUSTRIAN LOAN

ofs5CC0oCO negotiated in tue year 1882 AMI suHsa,esi
b, hi, M.esty the In Of Austria Notice hereby
eiven that on the Isl ~ Dscrmber the OF $3.50
viii be alo,d $50 Bonds IN sums varying rom ss ap
to according "a the prospectus bohh. 70 pM"
h cen DO nv early ep,icaon Price OF Sonds:
A y hole Bod $50: hole Bouds 10; or four snols
Ropds fo i've Sonds Of different Numbers. for
Bonds Of different numbers soo or twenty
tts OF Bones Of numbers for 800 Tue pa.msns
r Eoues esn nade by American EDglsh Bans Soss.
under when ihe Boud will be sent the fstus
all The official sleen cot q the so allot"enn WI %
raid Ia cash NewYo.k London For pospeetu.ss icoa-
tnng full pariiculs) and Bonds, address 20 sVLvS
Co RsBkers Frankfor to Mayn, or 10 their ounce NO.
81 Iilels Strand LoDdoT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

FVIroN FIsE Insurance Co 5 OyrIeI.
No 40 wall =, Oct 5, 1885 I
vVWE BOARD of DIRECTORS have THIS
80, a. ,s,i,.i r.snbie on ard after ire 18th Inst, ne
"Sp'''' '''' WI MULL'G,N, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

NEw.YoRg sept 5, 1854
NvOTICE-Th.s STOCKHOLDERS OF Tie
~ srW yORK AND ERIE RAiLRo ID yOMPAM W
tereb, r,,'srd fh., The \, NuAL EttcrlpN ci pRsc-
CRs rONPANv all he held a. efcr oi he Coup4nr,
IN rrie olare Oh TUESDAY the nth tay o. oeese 80.
Tn nos xill be oteu tom u o'ciocs AN al f0s'ocs IN
~ ,,.,s,s, books viii he closed Uom nc ehh nat, ~
-, IN ba IA, sf,er the election ., ord u ,hs 5st
Al Directors NAiHaN'Nb 'sN-', ,oos'NI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

Ia ,ert Loan r.dsemah'r ate, isS rhe tommissos.n
"a IL Si,Iins Find Il Ohio will redesr 70 I'D
., tbe nruths OF AUGUST sEPrENBER, .od OCrOBeA
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLnntT d V, is, w
mi sfocl. due sneI the day ct Deco mber ks ak
vi pay thereon premium Of per eel' 9estaer YIN ne
interest the dae Of purchase bonds 10 BE- pc
sts8 a, he office Of the Transfer Agent No - bssseft,
NJ york By order a 'hs Board,
o. MORGAN. Acting CommissioaeE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-15
PLAQUEMlNE:
Saturday, April Is, 1854.
Sun Rises, 5h. 34m.--Sun Sets, Oh. 27m.
The Washington Monument.

The Corresponding Secretary OF the Wash!-
nrton National Monument Association calls
attention to the fact that some two years ago.
the general agent addressed circulars TO up
wards one of hundred corporate authorities
throughout the U. States, requesting aid in be-
half Of the monument, and says it is matter
of regret and modification that of those one
hundred corporations, only five have responded
to this appeal to American patriotism ard
gratitude The corporations which have re-
sponded, are Washington, which has contrlbn-
ted s. 500, in annual sums of $500; Savannah
Georgia, 800 annually; Columbus Ohio,
SlOO; and Lafayette, Louisiana, $500. The
Secretary suggests that it is not by any means
TOO late for the other cities who have been thus
appealed TO-, to make their contributions. The
Monument has attained 4 height of so feet
The contributions to this time have amounted
to about 1925 900, but do not, by any means,
come in sufficiently frequent and large to meet
expenditures, and TO carry it towards its CON-
petion with that degree Of progress which the
Board of Managers would desire, and the hon
or of The country should demand.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-15

tongues ont, Black Terror ten PAGES ahead
/ Spot next, then Music, and all the rest IN a
crowd, looking savage as harried wolves. Ion
might rs well talk Of stopping the Mississippi
| they have smelt the blood-what = terrjtc
burst. Black Terrors leap is as long as the
| Bucks. Old Spot roars again, They are on,
of sight, That's jack vel. Iiarl! his horses
feet already, He is coming, furious, because
did not stop the buck.
And furious he was, sure enough! began
to excIaim at the top Of my Voice before he
came in sight, but it was no use He comes
Gathering up and nearly rides me down.
Why the deuce didn't you stop that deer
Are the dogs gone? Black Terror will never
stop. Confusion, man. Were you aseep?n
He was as big as an elephant, Jack. Here,
plenty of blood" said |, trying to appear cool,
and pointing to the ground with IN: gun, "he's
done fol.'
Jack sprang to his feet and examined the
signs. 'Oh, thunder! you have shot him too
far back, and through the loins; he will take to
the river-what a track. it must be the big
buck | shall lose Black Terror. Come ahead
and let's cut him off before he gets there, if we
kill our horses And away he dashed through
the wood.
followed as fast as possible, and such
ride as that was. Through vine-matted hick-
cts, over the dead trees, leaping at break.neck
speed the wide lagoons--away, away. We clat.
tered, foamng through the dense swamp like
wild men possessed OF demons.
At length we burst upon open ground, and
Jack gave q yell that would have walked the
dead: "Too late! too late. the Big Buck, by Old
el-mouth. he'll take the river"
Jacks yell had slightly startled the buck,
which was making for the river along the bank
of a wide lagoon. He turned sharp, and at
tempted to leap the lagoon, he disappears, on
we rush. at mad speed. but Jack knows what
he is about, and his horse too, while my mare
leaps. Plump, we land in the middle of the Ia
goou, followed by Il roar oflaughter from Jack.
Next time, shoot farther forward, if you
please, old boy"
But it was no joking matter to me-we had
an expression of terror at Jack, for felt my
mare rapidly sinking under me.
"Catch that limb above you," shouted he,
"and tie your bride to it, or you will both go
under
There was no time for mncing matters. |
let 60 my gun, which sank out of my sight
forever Rising on my saddle, with desperate
effort, reached the stout limb Of bending
cottonwood tree, which dragged down, and
to which managed to secure my bride by
strong knot. l succeeded finally by the aid of
the cottonwood in reaching the bank, and
by this time, when looked back, found that
my poor mare had sunk nearly up to her eyes.
now looked round, and saw Jack, busy
enough, between beating off the dogs and at
tempting to secure the buck. which had stuck
fast also in the 9uicksand. He succeeded i'll
throwing rope about his horns, and when the
"driver" came up, we dragged it out at our
leisure after having secured my poor Celeste
who, from hanging so long by her head-stal!,
had grown quite black in the face.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-15

in manufactures, Of 4 comparatively recent date
is that for making metallic lace, which is likely
to be largely introduced for purposes of deco
ration, especially in connection with the produc-
tions ofthc silversmith. 1t is made of fine wire
by the use of the same machinery as is employ.
ed for ordinary cotton lace, and as it admits of
being electro plated it can be used at pleasure
in designs for jewelry or for any class of orna
ment,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-15
PATS RETURN FROM THE POLLS
A Dialogue between Patrick and Bridget on
the return of the former from the Serenh
Ward Polls IN Neu Orleans, on Monday
night, March 81. 1854.

The following morceau was sent TO US by
subscriber in New Orleans requesting its in.
sertion, with which request we comply, as its
perusal will doubtless excite smile upon tho
features of our readers:
BRIDGET-Come, Patrick me honey, what makes
you SO sad,
Ye always come home from the Seventh Ward so
glad,
PArRIck-Ah, Bridget, me darlint how can look
gay,
When the bloody "Knou- Noth,ngs' have carried
the day1
They have taken the country from Air'and away.
And OLeary and Winter longer houd sway.
BRIDGEr-Oh! cheer up, me Pat, what ye say
can't be trre
But what makes your face look all over so blue'
From your head to your fate ye are covered with
blood,
And your shirt looks as if ye'd been rowled in the
mud!
PArRIcK-Ah. be Jasus, me darliut, the tale is too
true,
And I'll tell ye what makes me face all over blue:
Out HHl HiI Dir"Sc' anu get me some mate
Some whskey to drink and praics to ate,
And I'll thry to relate while I'm drinkin' an
atm,
How the Native Americans gave us batin'
We marched to the powls with hi2aiehs in hand
To drive from their blrhright the sons of the land
But soon we found out that we'd made mistake
For the Natives, be Jabers! were all wide awake,
They were drawn up III lines, all ready to mate US
An the divis look savage enough for to ate us
An | couldn't help thnkin as how we were fools,
To be fghtin' for Winter an LAWN our mules:
Then we thought we saw 'jovie,' and we turned
tohy,
For shure it was better to run than to die
So we drapt our shiRaiehs an took hasty lave
We jump'd through the windies, our bacon TO save;
An as we went out we danced ne,c Irish reels,
For the Natives, be Jabers! pitched US head over
heels!
An niver was shure that we wasn't all dead
Till lifted me hand an felt for me head!
By the houly St, Patrick! on the next lection
day,
Instead Of the powls, will stick TO me dray,
For me mules can drive, and can bate as plaise
But the bloody sowld Natives, siRia'As can't faze
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-15

Who is He'-Tbe Paris correspondent of the
Washington Union, in his letter of the Cd inst.,
says:
Oddly enough,a party of American surgeons,
who look on the war in the East as war of
interests, and not of principles, will leave Paris
on Saturday for St. Petersburg, with despatch
es from the Russian consul to the Gar, intend
ing to offer their services to the Russian
army on the Danube. An eminent physi-
elan from New Orleans is at the head of this
party.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-15

pTn that department Of a newspaper at
which, from time immemorial, it has been SAID
that ladies first g lance-1he record of marriages
and deaths--one of the California papers has
introduced new feature, and the department
is now headed "Siarriages Deaths and Diror-
ccs." The paper before US records the names
of the parties to three divorces, including that
of the legal authority by whom each divorce
was pronounced.