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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
Wright. Candy 4 Co.'s Circular.

Per Enron
drsd prevailing in Co1IcS market with the close Of
namspse Of more svobe sdye. touching growns crop
eGusn, ~ e Euros 20 md he spt Of speculation
having partially subs dd huye have md the un in prices in
ubssd fair extent end exporters have a1 epsr,
main Of The bunss. recorded mneh Of
eompoed Of other than Amereaa ds.epon me o S o.
demands o time on the one hand ana s1pyHs .y
uncertainty the other Polesy no changes can De
without is naeenee Of stimulating ad;iees
from foren markets III. stat OF trade docs nos "a" the 0
OF The sny closes . SsS s Of 900 g 600 to
:p ssI's s Ppsiat the % 900
are %eriesn speensors SO and exporters
Ing I'm U s's OF a ndn time % bales of which HIP
Amerscsr
Far FAN 5iid@lus. o'$iaAE5y;
S Sssiie, ;5l@ s s.,,s &
taxi, ss1s ssiss ss S:: : ii5 3d.
: nj EyP , Ens , msss Total
s.::: $. ;s 5s e s Ss5: s;5
he. Ir.d into SeS 'ssSSD. ts s
g. prices @ .oJs d eS%rsc ON o SST terms.
In our mie feature presents itself the weather
continue favorable for the eom1s Ss a 5aS s o e
and forcing atmosphere IN sic IN s sTS s tae naS for for
export these markets has been a % % ansae
ons are not extended seller numerous than buyers
Al 10 days aikt better request and par
cred The decline n barrel submitted to since las rna
Wur Az and xDAS CoRN moderate demand and 20 make
sales of either of Id "a per 10 s ON me former ana
the latter must have been su,e" 10
nexed are Quotation, Imports and Exports 90. wv.
IMPORTS ABROAD FoR LAsL WEtk-ZIo quaa'o'' "7s
70 $50 do Indian Corn Si2 bbs Flour, JIG 9 sacks do
Imports IRELAND SANE TMES'<'qs "heSi' 10 sa'N
Flour les Oatmeal 8 $50 ors oats @.
EXPORTS TIMR--tOS qrs Nhee'' 1000 9's i""'" ~
1895 ibis Flour 100 sacks do Ill, =, a. ,d ,,or;
can 1918 'SpIsN Com, D. 4o ibs-Whie, 5g yellow Sy
4, ns-Ohio superfne ioi; Philadelphia and Bat
more 500; and Canadian %d; inferior and s0n 81
Aspr-sss are 100 hb at 80 6daS for fo's and
si6d32 Pearls cwt LARpA69pt 20 tuns nave o1A h
been acid IS Dbl RESIN is without change III values
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

Tie fruit store of s Hathaway. in Montgomerys near
the Jersey CITY Ferry entered during Thurdy night aud
robbed Of u Iabe value The thieves caught
Three pckpocke belonging in New York we're arrested
in Jessy City yesterday Cspt Farley and eomuted to jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
L $ DISTRICT corRr-Bssore Judge rsesss,ti-



syANrN WAGES tTNRIifrN.
GFuh and otht ssrss Elisha RnekmAn snd CiP
JsInst, q BRIG Radius
BY seamen, slready notced,l to recover wages-ths
the he had chartered tbs
trig 70 Jerret oE year who vetual her.
such had been the Jennet
tod TIE men they k to him, and The for
nen s captain the asenf q the and sbsovss
~. latter IN liability; and also ksreeahy decision OF Judge
Belts atoyes the vessel The Csust ao considers that obee
ton .len npSr the Supreme
BE- p,d .osehsr valid Libel dismissed against
Ruskmsn the with costs
QUESTION or LIEN OF VESSELS
Henry Escr ard others AIT the steamboat Nsrshon
To m furnished the steamboat which had bese
employed vessels 70 sea eeysna ne limit ttas
should De had 70 ssrtaia
due The opinion the Court wi,hoat now hs
sueou vessel merely crossing the s OF Tue stt.s
does destroy The lieu; also that being patty owna ssoss
while Of the supplies were
ssud be liable foeSl vessel. r such part OF me apps
OIdsr that reference distinguish sad amount ~are party
Ell By sdents.
Mm @. Pickerssil sgt John @. Williams
On letter credit bE Al RIO sfesdy rre~i
considers the $50 adv 60 the master 81 ko
allowance lt for difference Of exchange IS "s
by the Commissioner, 20 have been correct
Brainsrd sad Others syt the steamboat Traveller
Litel dismissed
CHARLES ". Chsprin ard Others the schr n. Brown
Decree with reference amour, OF dimAS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

MAILS BY THE ERIE RAiLHoAD.-We learn with much
pleasure that the NewYor and Erie Railroad Company
have resumed the carrying Of mails for ray stations on
their Trough express trains.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

Barney McEoy tried before Mayor Wall on Thurs
broke policeman in the secoud Ward
chsge disosdery The vacancy filed by
the appCintme ct Charles OHe6l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

ST AIMS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH FOR DEAF
MtTrs-,In the York Univefy The following .uocf p
lions the Fund thankfully scknowied<rd MIS- ao
orur of Boston $50; h. X Winthrop tr nd esch r~ol y
Denton of Geneva C. Green W II Aspinwail p b. L'i, j.
Cs.wr each slCo Mr.. r. Il. Morse OF Ponshk'epNe NJ.
Repsep Commodore skinner OF Washington = hnapp,. a ~
Phelps. l. NJ. Holman osch 80 by -, Me- = a. sog
C. H. Massla " H. Hays, O. Lamar r porena'l, n n
T,,or eoeh : IS T L. SuaTe w ". W. W Nelson esch So
The RI Rev Bishop Nsuwiish II A. smyths W iAls W
nns1tu a. W Arcuarus. T. K Bennett, y {. hcrI!ng (
80 F Hal, J. " Philips Coffin Hayden Ayres. DlLton
Wrsht Co.. Well Fay, each 80; PaieEs j. 1
Wi, J. Bayard J. Van Buren,, L. BTodhesd l. seds"'ek H.
Goodman. each - =, ,.-., r-...r..r
subscros lie received by nr Augustn Aver treasurer
No al Sothsf Nj Robert L-eder the deamue 'oee TOR
The defssned Minister Of the Parish Thomi- "s-adrt No .
1h-d.
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KINGS COUNTY HosPHAL.-Extract from the report for
week endns June ~ Remsning Hospital 55 Received by
udens 80; Born l. TOal SO Transferred to
Transferred Lunaic Ayum |; Transferred TO
Eureryl DscAsEse ID 3; Dec ased SO Remaining CD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

FELoSIors AssAuLr.-Two young men named 6eo
Wood and Henry Young 90, into dispute N porter
house in oonaIdSi., respecting female at c!ocH yes
terdav morning when the for.acr struck his ant Sont
several blows with his fist nnl decaner, and
stabbed him in the head lie taken 70 his residence
ord Wood was arrested by Policeman Maynard OF the
Filth Ward and committed to prison by All Howard N
default of $500 bail for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

Tho Chdrens Aid Society acknowledge The following
receipts MAY . 70 June 50 81; FRIEND :. w H. o. ~
Friend. tE!otJ -; Major u T. Do nifd
o. : f. FItnc 81; Per ihe Rev Nj PAisa s.A- S'n
IIolui.E 'oor Widow" ~; Member o. :,
T olorv'. church or erman Faniy 80 Savy Mission j. :
p,ockI,n rer 5 Hubbard s2j; COec ion at Syracuse T.
-, SIS. te,d Widow - 90; Mr. George Ne Sbold
-Io Benz l.ubcrb,r -; Newton Ssrs ldoJ -
F,i,rd Widow New-b0y iging iiou-e III
clsrl - Mr. Hrschfeld -; Jimmie Louis DC oil -5 D.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
WhiskeY and NeWspansrs.

A glass of whiskey is manufactured from per-
haPs dozen grains OF mashed corn. the value of
which is too small TO be estimated 4 pint of
TINS mixture sells at retail for one shilling and if
OF a good brand. it is considered by its consumers
well worth the money 1t is drank off in min
ute or two-lt fires the brain-rouses the passions
sharpens the appetitc-deranges and weakens the
physical system: it is gone-and swollen ewes.
parched lips and an aching head are its followers
On The same sIdeboard upon " hich this is served.
hes newspaper. the new white paper OF which
cost three-!oGrthS of cent-the compostion for
the WI hole edition costing from ten 10 fifteen dol
lars per day. 1t is covered with half million of
types. II brings intelligence from the four quarters
OF the slobe-it has in its clearly printed columns
all that Is new strange at home-it tells YOU
the state OF the tnarketsives accounts of the last
elopement, the execution of the last murderer
and the latest steamboat explosion or railroad dis
aster-and yettor all this. the newspaper cost less
than the glass Of gros-the juice OF few grains
OF corn. 1t Is not less strange than trne. that
there is large portion Of the community who
think the corn juice cheap aud the newspaper
dear, and The printer has hard work to collect his
Dimes when the liquor dealers are paid cheerful
ly.
How is this7 Is the body better paymaster
than tbe head, and are things OF the moment more
priced than things of eternity! Is the transient
tickling OF the stomach OF more consequence than
the improvement OF the soul. and the information
that is essential to rational being7 If this had
It's real value. would not the newspaper be worth
many plnts OF whiskeys Eagle & Eng.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29

act amendatory of existing laws regulating the
landed interest OF this State" Also, that it is in
eNpeoient, at this time to take any action in re-
iation to reducing the number of swamp land Of
nces. or OF curtailiug the salaries now allowed by
law
Mir. furvear from the select committee on mile
age OF members made report exhibiting the mile
age each member is entitled to; which was adop-
ted
Air. Bvrne from the select committee to whom
was referred the bill to amend sections o and 10.
2riicie OF the digest; aud other amendments to
the law concerning runaway slaves reported that
the committee recommend the passage of the bill
without the amendments.
Mr. Wood offered resolution that the COM
mIttee on ways and means inquire into the ex-
pedlency of reducing the rate OF taxation in this
State; and that they report BY bill or otherwise;
adopted
Mr. Gregg offered resolution giving to the
Clerks OF the House the same pay allowed them
at the last session OF the General Assembly which
was adopted
Mr.. Butts gave notice of a bill to exempt all
persons over 45 years Of age, from paying poll
tax.
Mr.. StIllwell gave notice of bill to amend the
road laws OF this State; also OF bill to compensate
John L. Peay for certain services.
The following bills were then introduced
By Mr.. Stringfellow, to repress the impirical
practice OF medicine In this State read Irst time
BY. Mr.. BTuton, 10 better arrange the assessing
and collecting of revenue in this State: read first
time; and on motion OF Mr. Bruton the rules. were
suspended. the bill read second time and on mo-
tion OF Mr.. Williams, referred to the committee
on ways and means
BY Mr.. Stllwel, for the benefit of actual set
tiers upon the lands forfeited to the State for nom
payment of taxes read first and second time:
and referred to the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Rector offered a resolution instructing the
committee on ways and means, TO inquire into the
expedlency OF creating the office of State Geoo-
gist and report by bill or otherwise: adopted
Mr.. Baxter gave notice of bill TO authorize the
voters OF each comfy in this State to suppress the
retailing of spirituous and vinous liquors. in their
counties.
Mr.. Beall introduced a bill for the benefit of
jurors in Clark county; read first second and
third times, and passed.
Mr.. Miller introduced bill to amend an act in
relation 10 common schools: which was read a
first and second time, and referred TO the COM
mittee on education.
Mr.. NeaIl introduced a bill to authorize NJ F.
Johnson, to make cut-o on the Mississippi river
In Chcct county; read FIRST and second time and
referred to a select committee.
Message from the Senate, agreeing to House bill
to amend the charter of the town OF Pine Bluff.
Mr.. Byrne introduced bill to amend sec 3,
ch. II, and other amendments to attachment laws;
read first and second time and referred to the
committee on the Judiciary.
House adjourned until tomorrow morning
o'clock.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29

The bullet by which Gen. Joseph Warren was
killed at Bunker Hill in l77j is still preserved
It is an ounce ball, and was exhibited by Aexan-
der Fl. Everett. on the delivery of an Grafton at
Charlestnwn, June 7, S36. in " hich he exclaim-
ed: This is the one, ow-ctizehs which now
hold in my handI The cartridge paper which
partly covered II, is stained, you see with the
hero's bloodn This ball is now deposited Il. the
Library OF the United States Historic Geneaiosi-
cal Society. with the original affidavit of Rev
William Montague, formerly pastor of Christ
Church in this city, who made oath that he OBJ
tanned the ball in London, OF Arthur Savage once
officer OF the Customs of the port of Boston,
who gave Mr.. Montague this account of the ball:
-On the morning of June Is. l77J after the
battle oil Bunker. Breeds Hill. /, with num-
Der of other royalists and British officers among
whom was General Bursoyne. went over from
Boston to Charlestown to view the battle field
Among the fallen We found the body of Dr. Jo-
seph Warren. with whom had been personally
acquainted. When he fell, he fell across rail-
This ball took from his body; and. as | never
shall visit Boston again, will give 1t to you to
take to America, where it will be valuable as
relic OF your Revolution"
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
SATURDAY. Nov. /

SATURDAY, Nov. IS.
House met pursuant to adjournment PRAYER
by Rev. Mr. Lee. Journal OF yesterday read and
approved,
SIR. Stringfeow from the select committee TO
whom had been referred House bill Tor the sup
preston OF the empirical practice OF medicine 10
;hls State, reported the same back with several
amendments.
On motion of Mr.. Redmond. 300 copies of the
bill were ordered to be printed for the of he
House.
Mr. Pettigrew offered resolution instructing
the committee on swamp lands to inquire into the
eSpediency of amending the swamp land law so
as to admit OF any one whose lands OF farm adloin
swamp lands owned by this State to cut and carry
of from the same timber for building or farming
purposes. Adopted.
House resolution TO instruct our delegation in
Congress to procure the passage of law allow
ing this State TO reduce the price of unsold inter-
nal Improvement lands. was taken up and the re-
port of the commIttee recommending rejection OF
the same. Adopted.
Ine Senate have refused assent 10 House bill
calling IN the scrip OF Clark county.
Mr. Rector proposed to alter he constitution of
the State. to provide for the election of Secre-
tary of State, Auditor OF Public Accounts. Treas.
urer OF State. Chief Justice and Associate Judges
OF the Supreme Court by the qualified voters OF
the State and to held Office until their successors
in office are elected and qualified.
On motion of Mr. Williams 100 copies Of the
proposed alteration of the constitution were or
dered to Ee printed for the use of the House
Mr.. Powell from the select committee to whom
the matter had been referred in relation 70 i'm
posing additional duties upon the treasurer of
Union county. reported tie same back and re-
commended its passage. Report on motion OF
MIR. Smithson, was adopted.
On motion, the House adjourned until Monday
morning al clock
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Notice to Planters,

WILL pay twenty dollars per month fur frst
J. rate negro men. I'd work On The Mississppi
Luachita. and Red River Railroad. near Wood
lawn; or one dollar per day TO those wishing to
hire by the day only. the owner paying board a;
the rate of twenty-five cents per day. or the
owner can board them On hs own account. and
will furnish good cabins iFee of charge to those
wishing to board their own hands.
The work is in healthy and well watered
section OF country. Liberal arrangements will
be made with those wishing to hire bv the wear
Halt price paid Tor boys
Liberal prices will be paid for white Laborers.
and payments 70 suit any one. Address under
signed at Camden. T. p DOCKERY
October SOFA, 1854. J4-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
FRIDAY. Nov. 18th.
Senate met. Journal read and approved

Senate met Journal read and approved
On motion of MIR. Berry, the Secretary of State
was instructed 10 furnish suitable stationery for
the desk OF the Secretary of the Senate.
A message was received from the House in-
forming the Senate OF the passage of bill in rea-
ton to the county tax of Clark county
Mr. Totten from the judiciary committee. re-
ported a bill to amend the charter OF Pine Bluff.
and recommended lis passage. Report adopted.
Also reported bill amending the gaming laws
Of this State, and recommend its rejection. The
report was rejected, and the bill re-commtted to
aseIect committee. Also bill TO call in the scrip
OF Pike county, reporting adversely to it. Report
adopted
Mr.. Mccoy introduced bill TO repeal the law
in relation to issding executions on judgments
against the State. Referred to the judiciary COM
mittee.
Mr. Mccoy introduced bill to reduce the SAL
aries OF Judges OF tie Supreme and Circuit Courts
Rejected.
Senate resolution requiring the Secretary of
State to send copies Of memorials to Congress im-
medldteIy after their passage was adopted,
House resolution directing the attorney general
70 issue wrtS OF quo scdryaato on the Memphis and
ST. Francis Plank Road company, was, adopted
The Senate bill amending tue revenue laws of
this State was read a second time
On motion, Senate adjourned.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29

M Il have established, and now have in full
w operation. in the immediate vicinity OF
Washington. first class Steam Saw and Grist
Mill, and We will promptly fiji ali orders for
Lumber.
In a few days We viii be prepared to receive
and Grind grain. Our regular day for Grinding,
will be each Saturday. and at such other times
through the week as circumstances will permit.
Persons bringing grain 10 our Mill. viii be ex-
pectedh 10 have their names marked or their
Sacks or Bigs-o,herwise we Will not be respon-
sibie lor any losses
Orders for lumber left with us at the Mill or
with any oi the merchants OF Washington. will
be promptly attended to-
All bills Tor Lumber will be considered due.
on the lst day OF January; and il not paid at that
time. will bear the usual rate Of interest
L. v. COLLINS 4 co.
Washington Nor. il. 1854 4G-tl.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
: -rcySLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.
TurRsnAr- Nov. 10th.

THURSDAY. Nov. 10Th.
Mr. lotion offered Joint resolution recon-
.,andins all grants Q. land for railroad purposes
ieng the line of the Cairo and Fuiton road, and
- branches 10 be transferred 10 companies con-
..rting to build said road and that such company
. seeurity bv serosit;nu ia he State Treasury,
s.sb or collateral security 70 revert to the Stale
" the non-periormaHce oi their contract. Rcad
Vi referred to the committee on internal I'M
provements' - a..
.,rning the Senate Of the passage OF Joint reso-
inion lnstructing our congressional delegation %
nrorIre in addition to those lands now granted to
his State all lands remaining unsold.
Mr.. Askew. introduced bill to be entitled ~an
,ct to amend the revenue laws of this State =
Read.
House bill No 81, to call in the scrip of Clark
,ouuty. was read and referred to the Judiciary V
committee.
On motion of Mr.. Enyart, the committee on
Auditors and Treasurers books was made Joint
The resolution petitioning Congress for grant
o all lands heretofore sold, and remaining uncon-
6roed to this State. was read and referred to the
committee on Swamp lands.
On motion Of Mr.. Keith the reference was re-
considered. The president stated that under the
4sth rule for the government of the Senate the
memorial had TO be referred to the committee on
memorials So il was accordingly referred.
Senate bill to exempt all free white male citi-
zens over the age of - years from paying poll
fax. was read d second time and referred to the
committee on WAYS and means.
Senate bill directing the legal representatives
Of Lambert ]. Rearion, late State land agent to
turn over to the Auditor all books. maps. papers,
etc, belonging TO his Office was read third time
anl passed
Tie bill restraining the circulation OF change
tickets was read and referred to the judiciary
committee.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
HOUSE.
THURSDAY. Nov- IS Is

THURSDAY. Nov. Is. 1854.
House met pursuant to adjournment. PRAYER
by Rev. MIR. Gillian. Journal of yesterday read
and approved.
Mr. Speaker announced the committee on the
Homestead bill consisting OF Messrs Bruton
Douglass. Barton, Hockersmith Edrington Hard
Ing and Bvrne
Mr.. DeSha from the committee on the judiciary
to whom had been referred the subject OF amend
ing the statutes in relation to paupers reported ad
verSely thereto;
The committee on State lands. to whom had
been referred a resolution TO reduce price of in.
ternat Improvement lands. reported it ne xpedient
10 do 50 and recommended rejection OF resolution
Mr.. Powell, from the select committee To whom
had been referred the bill imposing additional du-
ties oa county tressurers, asked that the commit
tee be discharged; granted.
Nf. Powell then asked lea re TO Withdraw the
bill which was granted.
The committee on State lands TO whom was
referred the bill To graduate price OF Saline lands.
reported adversely; and recommended it's reiec-
ton.
On motion OF Mr.. Whnnery the order of the
Gay was taken up-being bill to suppress the
circulation of small notes in the State-which was
read second time. Mr--of Washington
county ii the chair.
Mr.. Neale moved to amend by inserting after
lst OF March. no circulation of bills OF less de-
nomination than five dollars. Adopted
MIR. Gordon moved to amend by striking out
limitation clause, and inserting six months from
passage. Adopted.
The bill and amendments were referred to the
committee on ways and means.
Mr.. Beall, on leave, introduced bill repeating
The law allowing the county of Clark. to raise the
county tax to one half ofone per cent, which was
read first time; and on motion of Mr. Beail the
rnes We're suspended, the bill read second and
thlrd time, and passed.
Mr.. Desha gave notice OF bill to authorize
Justices of the peace to executions on iudg-
ments rendered by Others than themselves
=, Inc Page and Chaplain, by resolutions were
allowed the sum of 50 per diem for their services
On motion House adjourned until tomorrow
morning, o'clock.