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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-16
10 Boston and Providence Railroad
10 do do
10 Third Avenue Railroad 80.

Dividends reserved in the above salesl
an election Of directors Of the Portsmouth Dry Dock
and Steamboat Company, held the 9th instant, at
Portsmouth, Ohio the following gentlemen elected
for the ensuing year;-Thomas Mcknight, Amos N.
sacket John jones' John B. Stevens and Daniel Pom
eroy, and Thomas Mcknight chosen President.
An instalment Of twelve dollars win be paid each
thousand dollars Of Illinois State Stock the Sd Of July
telegraph despatch from Baltimore says that an At
tschment has been issued by Mr. o. p Jewstt the Vice
President Of the Parker Vein Company, to secure half
million Of indebtedness. The Office Of the old board ct
Cumberland, broken open, ON Tuesday, by tho
sheriff. under process Of the court and the books and
papers seized.
large failure was reported in Boston to-day. The
house has been largely engaged in the East India and
California trade.
The Hamilton Manufacturing Company have declared
. dividend Of per cent. The Appleton Company hay
declared dividend Of per cent.
4 49,
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Totals. 1896 974 s6 $50, 100 "a s4o6,o75 20
The transportation eastwardly into the city of BAti
more, Of the principal staples has beeen fol
lows
Bark 1914 tons; COAL So las; fire brick, 1o1; -four,
80 1885 bbis. grain 534 tons granite $780, iron, $685.
iron and manganese, GA Lard and butter 374 lea
tons; lard oil 1914; lime, l0s live stock Iii 1874
hogs SCI tons 1904 sheep III; IA horses, &c 4 sol
horned cattle $751; meal and shorts, 52 pork and ba
con- 1896 tobacco ,6s7 hhds.; whiskey, 26sa bbls.
miscellaneous, 1873 tons; hay 49, hemp 1,220 -four,
from w. b., 3,7i9h bbls
The earnings and expenditures of the Mad River and
Lake Erie Railroad Company for the years ending May
81, 1858 and 1854, were as follows
1853. 1854.
Receipts go. .......... S5to e1s Is sss3S 08
Expenses. ................. 274,8ss AZ 365 Ole "a
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Tho New York city Guard Excursion q
Glen Cove.

The New York City Guard, Capt T. T. Ferris, re-
turned from the celebration Of their twenty
anniversary, yesterday morning, at o'clock. This
company on Tuesday last left for Glen Cove, where
they have had one round Of enjoyment and feasting
from the time of their arrival to their departure.
The inhabitants of this favorte resort were highly
delighted with the visit Of our military friends and
LEFT no means untried to give tie fullest expression
to their hospitality. During the parade Of the
Gnard the spectators sent up their enthusiastic
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GOtU UepOstS.
From California. SIG, S08 "A
other sources............ 1921 66-si433 40
Silver Deposits.
Separated from California gold. 1882 90
From other sources .......... S6,133 20 ss5S66 Is
Total value Of gold and silver deposits -$2l0 los 50
Gold Coinage.
Eagles, il, 500 pieces. .$l55, 900 90
Half eagles, 5000 do......... $500 oo-$ls00o 90
Srer Coincge.
half dollars, 500 o0e pieces. $4,000 90
fetal value Of gold and silver coinage. $5so,ooo 90
The earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
pany for the month Of May, 1854 were as follows
BALTnoRE AND Ono RAILROAD.
Main Stem. Wash Branch Total.
For passengers SAC, S02 81 $29,397 40 $79,192 II
For freight. .3l7,l 72 40 s,7o3 "a 32e,Se5 SS
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The Beston Courier of the 18TH INST. says
large convention OF railroad managers viii be held at
Bellows Falls morrow for the purpose Of listing
the tariffs Of their respective companies, 80 a. TO make
them yield larger net profits These roads have already
got plenty Of business, and all that is wanted IL
proper prices and coed management The public indig
nation In the recent overdraft Of Central Rail
road shares by two Ulcers Of the corporation,
has not ut all abaed but rather increased
ing the shares have been returned and Is evident that
false step of the kind cannot be passed with impu-
nity however good bad may have been the motives
that prompted to the deviation from line OF duty
The loss Of confidence In this of more importance
than the loss Of money could possibly have BEEN
the shares had not been replaced. The income Of the
Railroad thus far has increased 20 cent over
that of the previous year. which equal to
ssls 600 up July next and this is certainly en'ou
aging.
The operations Of the Branch Mint at New Orleans
during the month Of May, 1854, were as annexed
U. S. BRANCH hnsT-NEw ORLEANS, MAY, 1854.
G0h Depnsits
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oils Of the empire may still be proud"
This was appropriately responded to by Colonel
6rETsON, in some happy remarks, and he closed
with the sentiment" The Lynn Light Infantry"
Three cheers were then given for the Lynn Light
Infantry
The next toast was" The Boston Light Infantry,
OF which the city may well be proud"
This sentms Mt was responded to by Capt. Rogers,
who then thanked them for the generous hospitality
with which the Lynn Light Infantry had enter.
tanned them. We have not forgotten the visit of
the Light Infantry to Lynn. He closed with the
following sentiment
The Lynn Light InfantryCeIebrated for the excellence
Of it, Shoenakers and for the generous hospitality Of its
Pasers.
Three cheers were then given for the Hon. Daniel
@. Baker. Major Gen. Edmands was also most
enthusiastically checred. Ssex44
Major Reed of the first division responded and
toasted Capt. Munroe, who alternately cheered.
The remainder Of the time engaged in speech
raking, after which the company brought its pro-
ceedngs TO a close-it now being near halfpast
four O'Clock.
The companies proceeded to the boat awaiting
them. IL now being nearly seven o'clock. After a
pleasant excursion among the islands, the boat
reached her wharf at dark, and the companies pro-
ceeded to the Winthrop House. Thus the day was
s-ent in manner such as will never be forgotten
by the New York Light Guard.
The Lynn Light Infantry return home today.
The Guard will leave our city for New ork this
afternoon, making q tary in Providence, where
they win receive the attentions OF the Infantry Of
that city.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-12-12
THE NATIONAL HOTEL.

In this city, will be re-opened for the re-
a ception Of guests on the 9th Of this month.
The removal Of the Kitchen from the basement 10
the rear OF the building and the alterations in and
about the Dining Rooms, will add greatly TO the
convenience and comfort Of its guests. The table
VIII be furnished with the best the markets can
afford, and served in the best style. and no expense
or labor viii be spared TO render the house in
every respect, equal 10 any in the country. The
subscriber, therefore, trusts that generous public
VIII continue the liberal patronage which has al
ways been extended 10 the house. Persons de-
srlng 70 procure rooms for the winter, can do so
al any time alter the 10th, by calling at the Hotel
T.. ID. WILLARD.
washington city, November IL, 1854.
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DDHB sILVEHWARE---A Magnificent
II sssonment,--M. w. GAIT a. BRO. cali n.
tention 10 their unusually large assortment Of Sill
verware, consisting Of
Solid silver Tea Sets, complete
Silver Pitchers, solid silver Casters
Silver Cups and Sapccrs, Goblefs
Silver Fish Carycrsand Forks, Crumb Scrapers
Cake Knives, Fruit ShoveIs, Sugar sifiers.
Jelly Spoons, Cheese sconps, Pickle Knives
and Forks.
Olive spoons, Salad longs, Vegetable Forks.
Fruit Knives, Toe Tongs, Desert Knives.
Soup, cream, and gravy Ladies'.
Toe Cream Knives, Salt Cellars.
Napkin Rings, Butter Knives, Tea Straincrs.
Tea, Table, and Desert Spoons, and Forks OF
every variety.
Breakfast and dinner Coffee Spoons, &c.
Also, very large assortment of Fancy Silver.
ware, suitable for wedding, birthday, and other
presents.
The above is by far the largest and mos, varied
assortment ever offered 10 our customers. Being
OF our own manufacture, Il IL warranted pure sil-
yer, and offered ~ as low rates ss similar goods
can be purchased for in any city in this country,
~. ". GAIT a. BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Penn ay- between 9Th and 10th streets.
Dec 2-3if
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siege of sebastopoI.

The following manly and feeling letter has
been addressed, by Major Freese, Of the Royal
Artillery, TO the friends Of the late Captain
Childers, who fell before Sebastopol:
"CANP NEAR SEBAsroPoL, Oct. Is.
"MY DEAR SIR: II has fallen TO nv duty 10
be obliged TO communicate TO you the meIan-
choly tidings Of the death Of your son. Captain
Childers, Of the royal artillery, and second can.
tain in my company who fell in his country's
cause in the trenches before Sebastopol, on or
about four o'clock in the afternoon OF the 23d
of October. He was standing by me, and left
me to see the effect Of the enemy's works; he
put his head above the top of the earthen par
apet, and large round shot struck him on the
head, and his death was instantaneous--he
could not have possibly suffered at all His
remains ] brought with me TO the camp. and
yesterday they we're inferred in secluded val.
ley close 10 the camp, they will not be disturbed
when we quit the country. They were followed
20 the grave by numerous officers and men. /
bad quiet coffin made TO put him in, which
did with my own hands, assisted by his servant,
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Later from China.

The Rebels still threatening Canton Pirates
stcdrming- Movements of the United States
Squadron- Trade Prospects, dc, dc.
HoSoKosc, Sept. u.
The principal matter of interest is the de-
parture, since the 18th ultimo, of the three
pleniPotentiaries for Shanghai. His Excel
lency Sir John Bowring and Mons. Bourbillon.
in her malestys steamer Rather, on the 10th
and bis Excellency Mr.. McLane, in the Pow.
hatan, on the 10th. The arrangement of the
duty question, and the revision Of the treaty
il is said, will occupy their immediate atten
ton.
Political affairs at Canton have again as
sumed threatening aspect. The rebels are
in force little distance from the city, and
lighting is going forward and also down the
riyer Fashan continues in possession of the
rebels. There appears no prospect of amend
ment in the present state of affairs.
There is no trade except in rice. Teas do
not come down, and the two vessels loading
find difficulty in completing their cargoes. ri,
racies on the river are frequent, and the mail
boat was seized few days ago, and all the let
ters carried of.
Our dates from Shanghai are of the 18th in.
slant We have no news Of o political nature
TO report Shipments of Tea and silk are going
forward, and the latter is advancing in price.
No demand for imports. Freights are falling
from an over supply Of shipping. NOTHING
heard of the British Admiral since he sailed
from Woosung on the Goth, supposed for Japan.
and no reports about the Russian squadron.
We learn from Annoy, under date the 2lst
instant that the insurgents were collecting near
there. The government had lately been suc-
cessfhl in dispensing body Of them in the in
terror. Trade was going on actively, and the
city was quiet
Pirates are swarming and very bold on the
coast and no attempt made to keep them down. |
a merchant ship Of 400 tons, bound to Foo
chow, was recently attacked three times by |
them, and escaped by running before the wind. |
There Is constant apprehension of some fearful |
tragedy taking place.
In harbor, y. s. sIoop Macedonian, At Can. |
ION, Y. ;. steamer Queen. At Shanghai, BRIG |
5reoiar, Y. 3. steamer John Hancock, sloop ]. |
I. Kennedy, sloop vandalia, and schooner F. |
Cooper.
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those spscin,ens of elegant handiwork' whch
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for Competition Of nrerniura excenf s,scb a ia
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besides their wounded so you see we are
attacked on all sides, but we do not care
they generally geta dressing. They begin to
get sick of this job, always getting the worst
Of IL l went among them, and got pair Of
boots belonging TO an officer, and a little silver
locket with two saints inside, and one with the
Virgin Mary and our Saviour, and a little cross
made Of wood all three tied together with .
bit Of string. Also a steel watch key, the same
as they wear upon an Albert chain it fits my
watch capitally. The boots are for wearing
over the trousers-jack boots they come over
my knees This is the tenth day Of lombard.
ment
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and fastened him down myself taking, alas, a
sprrowfu long farewell of one whom so very
much loved and respected. have also made
arrangements for his grave being banked up to
preserve it. i cut off some of his hair, which
now enclose. His effects, rings &C., win be
ierworded to England by the first opportunity.
Trusting that ! may meet him in 4 better
world, believe me, my dear SIR, very truly,
N j. FREESE, Major Artillery.
ITO Captain CHLDERs, st. Heller, Jersey.n
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California News by the steamship North

California News by the Steamship North
star.
We present The following news brought by
the North Star, in addition TO that already pub
ished under our telegraphic head.
Our San Francisco files come down to the
18th of November. The news is interesting.
The following is Summary:
dead.
William Sherman has been elected city com
troller, in the room of J. G. Meiggs, the brother
OF Honest Harry" The election passed over
quietly, one or two persons only being cut and
gashed- The Know-nothirgs carried their man
by large majority. A
The English and French squadrons now lying
IN San Francisco, intend, It is said, to make
their winter quarters here. They will, how
ever, occasionally take cruise outside Of the
Head
The usual number Of robberies, burelaries,
assaults, with intent to kill duels, murders, ex.
ecutions, DC, had taken place during the last
fortnight. 7'T7 T1'
considerable discussion is going on in both
the city andinterior papers as to the Feasibility
OF establishing q line of stage coaches between
California and Missouri ga
The mines in some places continue to Weld
good returns. In other places, the early rains
have spoiled the works Of the miners, and de.
layed for a time their chances of g making q
pile.n o &, ,-.,s I, =
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DLAEK BOOKS AND sTATTONERY.
I'D Just received from sheriaTs sale IN Phils-
delphia, very large lot Of Blank Books. Letter
and Cap Paper, Steel Pens, Faber's Pencils Mathc-
msticai instruments, Black Sand, Buff Envelope
Paper, Inksiands, States, Copy Bcoks and School
Books all Of which we will cell low for cash.
GRAY a. BALLANTYNE.
Oct ll-a MODS Seventh Street.
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Latest Intelligence.

Battle Of InkermdBn-- Sebdstopol 10 be As
sd,llted on the Modification of Tire
Hundred Poles and Rnssidns in jSebGstopol-
Turks Deserving 10 the Russians-C aptur,
Of RHssians--A Yankee among hemI
Our foreign files by the steamship Union
TEEN with additional particulars Of the BLOODY
battles before Sebastopol, Of the most interest
ing character The extracts we give below
will be read with interest The besieged and
besiegers, at last accounts, were resting or
their arms, as IL to recover new strength for
the renewed slaughter expected about the 10Th
when another attempt was TO be made by the
allies TO carry the city by storm.
We do not find one word, in addition, re-
specting the blowing up Of the Russian hospital
or magazine, only confused accounts of which
have hitherto reached us. For further infor
nation in that particular, we must look to the
Russian official accouns, yet to come.
IN i. Express
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VARIETY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
AIDES ALPINE BOOTs.--Just re-
IL ceived superior lot Of Ladies' BIsck and
Brown Alpine Boots, together with large and
general assortment Of Ladies, Gents, Misses.
Boys Youths, and Childrcp's Boots and Shoes
ior saleDy GEO. BURNS,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Adjoining Pattersons Drug Store.
Dec tNewsl
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LoR RENT.-Two neat Rooms, either
~ furnished or unfinished al No. 445, M
street, north, between12 th and 13th streets. IA;
Nov 4-dtf $500
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From the London Times Of November "a.
The Reported Acceptance by Russl. OF

lit be i i.e as stated 10 the correspondence,
which has reached as from Berlin and from
Vienna, that the Cabinet Of St. Petersburc
has announced its consent to accept the foul
conditions OF the note of the 9Th August as
basis of negotiation, there can be no difficulty IN
penetrating the motive OF snch communities
ton at the present time. We have very little
doubt that either at the recent interview Of The
Russian Minister at Vienna with Count BON
or through the Austrian Minister at 81. Peters.
burg, an intimation Of this kind has actuaIlv
been given, and the reports which have been
circulated on this subject for the last few davs
were probably set on foot BY Russian agents,
the part Of their government
live could suppose that this overture on the
part of the Emperor Nicholas proceeded from
sincere and deliberate intention to reI;n-
quish all the preteDsions which have led 10
this war, and 70 submit TO the establishment Of
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Also, Suspenders, Hdkfs., Gloves, Hosiery, dkc.,
&C, making the most splendid array OF BOYS
CLOTHING, al low prices, 10 be found n this or
any other city in the country.
WALL 6 STEPHENS,
Next door to Iron Hail,
Penn. Avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th SIS.
Dee 3-tf ~
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PROF. SCH0NENBERG.
TEACHER AND TRAHsLAron

will commence EVENING CLASSIC h ,bo.- 7 -
guages, on Monday. Both of Cctober. 1854. Al his
residence. POT Psnnsylvan;a Apsnus. Oct oo
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Spain.


future presidency Of the Cortes, the infirmit;e,
Of the aged General, San Miguel not PERMITTING
him 10 bear the fatigues of the Office. Some
friends of Espartero entertain the project a,
electing him, either thus to designate him more
clearly as the favorite, and thus indirectly r.
propose him as chief Of the new ministry. or II
give him post of influence against a possible
new ministry from which he should be left ont
But this can lead 10 nothing. Again. General
Dulce is spoken OF, but although manv meet.
ings have been held, he does not seem 70 be =
promising candidate. The man who unites
most chances Of success is M. Madoz. a Leader
OF the pure Progressists. He would be on.
posed by the ultras of his party, but. on the
other hand, large number of Moderados. de-
spairing OF the success Of their own party.
would support him.
Later accounts from the Provinces 'renra-
sent that the Carlists had got ND numerous
conspiracies. Unaware they are particularly
active. In that province their partizans are
very numerous and among them are about
600 officers, who have always refused 10 recog-
nize the throne Of Queen Isabella. We read
in letter: :.
At meeting Of the Democratic party oftbe
Cortcs, at which about forty members were
present, It was determined to support the can
didaie for the presidency who may be proposed
BY the Duke de la Victoria, also 10 accent the
monarchy, and not to combat Isabella III The
most perfect harmony continues to prevail be-
tween Generals Espartero and 0'DonnelI
The minister Of finance, among other savings.
proposes 70 demand from the Cortes the red5c.
ton OF all salaries above 10000 reals. "a. 600
francs.) General Espsrtero is in favor az a
Senate consisting of senators nominated q.
life. Some Carlist officers have left Madr;8
with the view Of forming guerillas
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4osMH she BgTTER AND sUoK-

J e kegs Chemung county Butter, very fine.
~ do. Delaware county do. very good.
Plat Mills extra Buckwheat, in barrels, half
barrels, boxes, and bags.
Also, Pennsylvania Buckwheaf. IN bags
For sale by SHEKELL BROTHERS.
No. 40, opposite the Centre Market.
Dec 1--1wif (Sfan
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NEW AND IMPORTANT BOOKS t.
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BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL QUALITIES.
ME have just received an immense ~
wv sortment Of YOUTHS, BOYS, and chill.
DREN'S CLOTHING Of new and fashionable a.