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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW D]

z PARTMENT-The in This Department will
the second MONDAY of November 1884
pornt Civil Common Constitutional
t0na Law well Equity jurisprudence and Practice Lectures
will be delivered by four Professors.
Those by Professor McCaeb will Of ...l.a
L. Admiralty Maritime Law, embracing the riehts and ohlga-
tons of Masters and Mariners Collisions and other Maritime To
General Average Salvage Civil Military
Marine and HyPothecacns and Contracts for Maritime
g embracing the Law OF Prize and the Practice
Prize the Absolute Rights Of Ststes in their pacific
tile relations Treaties Of Peace and Private Law
Original Appellate Jurisdiction OF the Supreme
Courts and the Original ueeon OF the District Courts Courts
Revenue and as Prize and Instance Courts of Admiralty.
Those by Professor Randell HUT, will embrace
Commercial Law relaeS Mercantile Persons Mercantile
Mercantile Remedies. They will
Sole 1radE Partnerships aud Corporations Of Principal and Agent
Carriers, Of Afeshtmen by
Charter Party and General Shp of Freight Jet
and Salvage hsurauce Sale Guarantees Liens
and Stoppage in Transtu
The Criminal and Practice Courts Of Criminal Jurdic-
ton.
9. The Law o Evidence.
Common EQUITY, Jurisprudence Practice
PehdingsI IN civil Cases At Conmon Law.
.. Constitutional Law.
Those By Professor Roselius will embrace
Civil Code Of
sh French Lave Critical Analysis Of the Decisons of the
OF the State.
Land Tles whether derived from England Spa the
United States.
Practice OF the Courts Of Civil Jurisdiction Louisiana.
The Bachelors will be those
who shall have full full
specialize Counsel Law and who SHALL the
Professors, be found esetging Of tho honor.
The fee Of each Professor twenty-five dollars matrculaton
Ave dollars, and ten dollars for the diploma
All addressed
New Orleans
anli atawd&wtd c. RoSELIus, Dean of the Faculty.
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THE PAVING OF THE BoTToM OF THE SEA
The whole channel of the Mediterranean must
be strewed with human bones-Carthagen
Syrians, Sidonians, Egyptians, Persians, Greeks
and Romans. There they lay, side by side,
beneath the eternal waters, and the modern
ship that fetches freight from Alexandria sails
in its whole course over buried nations. 1t
nav be the corruption Of the dead that now
adds brightness to the phosphorescence of the
waves IT, A. St. John. @
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At Alicant, Spain, a deplorable accident hap
pened during the revolt A large number of
women were at work in cigar factory when
the conflict began in the street. In alarm they
rushed to the staircase, the balustrade gave
way, and they were precipitated into the
well. Sixteen were killed, and many fright
fully injured
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

lowell. do
Mary Smith. ID
Rose Standiah. .dl
Stella ...........26,d9
Salem. Coast
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LAKE STEAMERS.

MOBILE
NOR MOBILE-Daily q. s. Mail ~ N
H. Summer Arrangement. Wis BAY ST. LOU LskN.Si
is, PASS CHRISTIAN and PAscAGoULA-Th@
splendid ow packet FLORIDA Capt Grant
and OREGON, Capt r. A. Helm, built expressly
superior
will the Pontchartfnin Railroad DAILY
Lake Of the 10 O'Clock stopping DAILY going and
Bay St Louis end Pass Christian TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS returning.
papers Paseagoula, put
Sundays Wednesdays will Landed By returning
Mondays and Thursdays.
S ALL freight Bay ST Louis Pass Christian shipped
by Creole.
T baggage luggage, horses cows etc., the
road by iG5S O'clock, or they 60 thst day
Wsy will the promptly
o'cloel N,daily. r. GEDDES Bank Place.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, 80 4
+4m..-.. Friday Morning. August IS, 1854 I
CLEARgD YESTERDAY
British ship Idns weSco for Liverpool, NV Oliver Aee
Sclr Oregon, Robertaon for Mobile. Newton Farrelly
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BaPks.
An glo Saxon ....e3,d2
Alfred ExaIl. .3I,dl
Amos NJ Roberls.2l, d.
7 owisend Jones. q, do
] hes Abilene. ~, d.
Tartar .-.-......20,dl
Telegraph .......LP1
-.--s.-.'.-....-s.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFricE.
W ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT

Stock on hand mot cleared ...... 33,o55
TOBACCO. We did not hear of a sale.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs !. :. Transactions confined to
small sales at unchanged prices,
FLOUR. Market very heavy and sales confined to a
few lots including $40 Fine at ST. small lot of Super
fine St Louis at 81 so o bb and 200 private terms
GRAIN. Nothing doing in Corn. OF Oats 1900
sacks st Louis sold in several lots at 1856 u bushe OF
Bran so sacks were taken at $751; "a 100 fb.
+ PROVISIONS. Pork still frmer, and dealers
realizing SIS rs Dbl for retail parcels Of Mess
Bacon was unchanged and business confined to retail
transactions. Nothing doing in Lard
CANDLES Sales $50 boxes Star in two lots at 22se
p b.
WHISKY The principal sales were 100 bbls Extra
(Ross) at 90. and 100 Raw at 3d. p ib.
FREIGHTs "a ship was taken for Havre wednes-
day at 1919 for Cotton and SIS for Tobacco vessel
for Baltimore at ~ for Cotton and SIS SO q hid for
Sugar
EXCHANGE. Demand very moderate at our quota
tions: s-. ...,..5. ..-5.
5terling lO9Af@llo
New York si.:yday Bill. IV @I Ct a Sse
Eight Checks on New York. .......A01 p ct. prem.
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
=.0..Y""@M JEFFERSON Cry
Thursday Evening, August II. 1854
The market to-day continued bare of Western Beeves
with moderate supply of ether stock Prices firm at
| our quotations.
-PRIcEs.-
BEEF CATTLE. Fine Western. -9e q p fb net
| Fine to Choice. -fG91S& q fb net
:. :. Choice s.enr. .sK@sK$ : E net
sHErr Gin lotsl g oo@s5 90 head
-. (Choice) ..................:sS5 o0s = head
lea (oioce SO oo os IS 90 90 h hsad
CALVES YEARIJNGs. So 1905 so "a head
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Silas Gruman....27.d2Il
Union .l5,dl Y
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SUNDRIES-
y 1000 boxes STAR CANDLES;
500 half boxes do.
800 or. do. dos
100 bbis. Choice LARD OIL;
160 bbr. and kegs Mol LARD;
$50 Or. casks DOMESTIC BRANDY
100 eighth
s0Qbbs Fetcher's Extra WHISKY;
. 100 do. RAW WHISKY;
$50 do. Old Honongahea and Bourbon WHISKY;
400 boxes OLEISE SOAP. For sale by
ie9a JOSEPH LANDS & CO., 50 Tchoupitousas street.
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REMOVAIS-REMOVALS.

D EMOVAL. --BOGERT, WILLIAMS & co.
IL No. Common seet-lower floor. iys
I'D EMOVAL. SMITH g. FIMIsTER have re-
IL b. No. ls CANAL STREET, Office, up
ID EMOVAL--WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, dealer in
Hardwas Cutlery Paints Oils, Glass ste has removed from
No. So Old street, between Cont aud ST.
wheta 70 will be pleased his friends and
n1.f WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, No. 81 Old Leyee.
ID EMOVAL.-J. o. PIERsoN, Real Estate,
a. Exchange Broker, Exchange
Place Commercial Place novs2
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eoIN 80. iii Iesee
ENTALNUTS-50 bales Grenoble Walnuts,
Wv for sale by A.F. COCHRAN HALL
nnl Erarra Straat
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MOBILESchr OegoniQ bbls -four 81 do ghsky
sacks corn, 954 do bran, 60 do OATS
LIvERPooL-isO bs cotton, 400 Iaks eo 5000 s.ave 1000
tree waits.
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The Shadow of Life.

We have rarely met with any thing more
beautiful than the following, which we find in
the New York Mirror of recent date:
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RLAD0N WATBR--5 bbls landing and for
y sale by [mysll SMITH FIMsTER, i canal st.
1 eACON---70 casks Sides and Shoulders, for
- w S. H KENNEDY CO.. 5Tehoupl.oulas a. jels
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r. w MoRas Smith, from vcksburg.
Ceres McCombs, from Williamspprt.
Dresden, Samsrsh from 81 Louis. .",s I.7
Fulton isewia from shreveport.
Towboat Beebe from the Paseowed down and
on he Isa barka salem Maria pp
alps suaua and Mediator
Towboa Olivia Whtemore from the Paseossed down and 10
sea on instant shp Horao barkE and MARY
brig Mary Eaabehbrought up ship Star baka Margaret
aud Almira
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Ceres-i bale Wright Daven
port Leel do Laandess hhta swnsy, Greer
Robertson McDopgasund1es order To
tai, II bale. cotton, IS hhds sugar, so7 bbs moaes.
vIcKsBuRG-steamer MeRsa5 bale cotonsn Nslaer
6eo-l0s Jonas-1Q5 Jackson &co4 do Robson
Curry Persou4s do cnddy Guteh &co do Martin
Csbbl5 Buchanon, Carroll dcol2 do Powell Hopkins
&co-3 do Wright Davenport dco2 casks hacor
MARTIN Cobb do Swnsy, Green &ol eaak
Metcaf Aco-S kegs nails to Shark Day Saufeo Of peaches
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EsLOUR-50O bbls St. Louis Superfne, land
lo4 ana lot tas H. KENNEDY CO. IS Tehoupitoulns
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A DVANCES made on consgnments to our
IN friends in Philadelphia and New York. s.z
d9 B0GERT, WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
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N ME-lO0 casks Philadelphia wood burnt,
D for sale by WILLIAMS lillian sd CO.,
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II ARD--200 bbls, for sale by
Z suI4 S. H. KENNEDY 4 co, rs Tchouptoulass st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

ne ressiusisns sSsS ssns eesuisesy dloeum1eas va
Rooms ron THE coH6IssroSER OF ansAIas Asp svppL.s
molten made 70 Appropriate the base
this bpildnS occupied - Nj Taylor the
The City Hall for An once for shs Connisssasr Of Repairs
Alderman Of tAs thirteenth ward hoped would b
aaopted IRE sse had thrown ths ooss their
PLACES and those rooms were not atsd
Tor hen the city would have 70 hire ~ ssss
iSs Alssrmas q the N.th ward said This resolution
passed would b Giysl away Per'ion Of the Israssss
The Alderman Of the NineteeLth moved that special
BE- appointed to visit kr Taylor AAd report In
The CHAIRMAN appointed Aldermen Nett and csvsrs ssoA
The subsequently, reported that Mr. aHi Mrs
Taylor absent In Of the death rslsys
and s matter deferred for the future AeusA Of tas
Board.
ossrRucTIoN sIDEwALKs.
resolution adopt means for the
materials 10 onsrst W Alderman blunt and retired
70 Committee A consummation most dsvouly V b wish
ed only regards the Third ward but street
throughout TIE whole cityl
ANEW BUILDING ToR Law COURTS
the site the lately burned In the PARK, Aad
known as ths New eity Hail. Referred u special commit
tee Of three
TRINITY cHuRcHyARp.
petition presented BY the Alderman OF the Fifteenth
Church. which stated that the ohurshyar has been used
burial ground for about 30 and that nftsoA
had been Inferred there
The Alderman Of the tsenh ward said the ordnance Of
Tho last hoard on This matter be oasssd their
acts Of "hasty essassn Ard th the petition be-
fore the Board signed hs respectable Of
our inhabi .ants. Referred.
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Civ Inteliixerse

Tss Com wsArHss The trs.sns almosph .rs Of SIM
cay y sun with US mskirg the tips " red
yesterday morning ~ seven O'Clock stood 1t 70 deg
AID At twelve O'Clock IS deg. W. hear no complaints
there time OF its rot oeiog cold enough
THE HORTICULTURAL SotITr conversational r,s.t,r,
Of this socity held lsat evening At their room No
800 Rrordway Mr. Place called TO the chat. In thu
absence Of TIE president Mr. Shepherd Knapp Toe ques
ton Tor constr GRAFTON the camelia A PAPER was
read By Mr.. r Scott upon Id. canlel WHOM vas Ns
tened to with much attention So scaes were made by
guilty sting this flower At half past nine NJ ussds
tns SECRETARY stated that bot branch Of toe
had yet been disposed Of and he therefore moved hst
IN. further ciscasson OF the subject post poLsd tin
uext Monday evening This motion Wa carried And the
meeting DECLARED adjourned
PrriIc DocUsIST ON AN EXCURSION AROUND rsg PARx =
public ces in the City Hail vas walking tnreura the
Psfk he accidentally espiea paper ring before thu
vtnd and curiosity prompted him TO give chase to IL
Having secured IT, he found 70 be couds Of
A. Roesi, Who Is charged with Post ofce fnuts holdtpr
him 10 bail in the sum OF ten Thousand doArs This a.
the ere in the New City Hall Had Il been lost NJ
Roes hAc he been so disposed might have sft thsss
parts ' ith i'm upty.
TIN TWELFTH RrcsB~ Ban The annual bali Of this
regiment vii be given at Hbo's s4trs AMI sslc IN on
koDcsv evening next The psrqaet and stAss win be
foosed for quaories The osncIng sAloons vii be- AZ
pcopriA &c exclusively TO vAitsas poisss schottsh
&c This bids fair to be Of srandsst BALI OF the
season.
FIR,s Yesterday morning about O'Clock ere brok,
out Ia voc hquOr store OF Andrew ncCopK Of
third avenue and Thirty fourth stset oocAsopsi about
$3.50 damage
are last evening In rear Of ls7 Duane ssrs.
The fire broke ont 10 bcdroom 10 ths to- occur ea
b. eosres family. 1t was exiting had with saxAt
dsnaes.
About twelve O'Clock last night . Gre broke On In
basement OF the house No is Nassau street but the
smely arrival II the nremen the flames we're srre ted
and but sight DAMAGE sustained.
FALSE AiAns-FIoHr alarm for the Ore vestsrdav
forenoon occasionsd BY smoke rising from bnroi.s
paper on The ruins OF the old Of Msssrs
5arrers Too ire companies commenced Q quarrel ia
Water street corner Of Peck SIP during the alarm ani
fepsr,tsd BY the police s't.r great difficulty One
Of the comb apts JAs Spencer was srreasd and
taken 10 the Tombs for csordsry Conduct
TO THE EDITOR OF TEE NEW YORK HERALD
NEW YoRK, I'm 23 1854.
par Sir Noticing In your vauAbs jjurnal An account
Of the fre ,tfrpchs Hotel yesterday tsuudayy 1t Is
stated that the hre was put cot BY pail OF water shioh
IL Ths Ore out BY tbs eyer ions a
the FLOWING gentlemen, Mr.. NJ erson Ne r. Han
~, foreman OF no As engine, Robert Thouas Joseph
YeomAna Arthur Elliott foreman Of No az hose DOM -
md Seth Dorssss, en- foreman Of No g. by r.moy.
the beds &c thereby preventing the Are n. N spread
ing By ipeertiog the ,oys you viii do credit TO thoss
who dese-ye II, Yours, 6c
RoBr THOMAS Is Caanbsss strsss
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D11ast0r1s
AS 10, loss Of ship Hsrmann see tslsrspAo
sHIr JrssonE Phillips. from Orleans for this city ).
was quarantine s'h leaking badly ana vouii
be sns.nnsd had been On ths Islands ls days
BARI CrIDK HAROLD. olmssead, hence for Havana be
fore a. distress wa old there ~
s o.. J. iST SIS ~ g. ss' arrived .r Isl
sd ul. sh.n The wn her bsaa ends haa sAil'
Of visinA on her passage to Bslsmore from
him u: Nh 81. Iyns S.sS sal. lie. .s "a
apo. Which was written the yort. snin Capt tass
.hs BAH .hsi .Ass could nos u
.s .bs Gulf ..d =. lish, soniss very
sS noi.s... - hid. s.s s :sss: -:
Bare crrTHrArhs ssas.n.ns thss the pumps Of she brs
cys,siA tss % Ihenss Bic Ia dsss s s.rs Ia suos
stated DO sntsiy inco-rsst letter from The CAP
tain S her ...sr IN Bssnsrs state: Mas dsy.
ri Sa,s which .h. los, s.iIs spruns for.mss On
reached 81 ihemss shs sofa the were her
Ey%p.s wish Soa pump: nail o.s gave out. saa .hs
tain f.arsd be would have y take boat whsa sss
with her pump eoiss.
BnIe oc.ST Blsp ., Bernud. in di.s arrived shsrs
and sad sss Would eroee.d On sr
Ase about ala isst
BRIO W PAcnnR (y Bcstcn) kcNAir, from NYosk for
Cage HAjnen Pot into 81 &c rges III with
loss OF spare tais, And esky and cargo
was In quarantine lstb repairing
scnR HurokA spAtes Rasspors for Baltimore
was dmasted in South chsnrel uifht last md
sprung leak Tho trev taxep on By sohr
Hoss HOis whence shay were t.sen so.so. BY srs
Guild. - -
scna Gro fRAsxIIr Crockett Of aAt from cherrystons
Va for hfork 2c busle els lost rudder
no date lat 81 23 lon s. IN Wsw .ss Tse Grew sss IN
nunber we're taken on "a nss lat Al, by BRIG Rob
hoy and landed At Halifax whence they sst,n 70 Bc
Previous req lane A.
The arivAi Of the crew ~ b ALTAR, CT, VA
scHn LEo Ct Rocklapd which went sshorp a, s,or,or
Neck IN the ale Of 10Th u sold With her sails
&C. tor a'out $3.50. Of which $50 tor she hull
soHR CKoReI hxIv, ~ Wir- I, stop No. Iy,h inss
frcm Boron reports ,has while said Head dseharrns
stous on the 18th mss tornsao her
and did other dsmsae.
sna rioir Thurtsn from For, Prnse thi, ei,y,
yitn losr.es aIS e'f-e ashsrs ~ New Inlet; she IL
scrR fpss Cody Ct ana from Boston Prince,
pp 70 ~ georges Rermuda 2th Inst with os. OF Spas
shhs Imueo torn And leaking rerairins 9TH The
RAG on board Zoe balance OF tbe OF the ship TAN
O'ehsntcr, abandoned, ss before reporsee.
90 s hortn aids the ref d.orse Brnsds bottsn
kc>s trc q y !. lN tess; uas FIRST sssn tssro uS
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nARITIME IHTELLIGExCE.
ALMANAC YoRK-THs DAY.
Sun RHB ,,,.....,...7 II NOON ........,. o.
sun sEm. ........,....6 0S HGH wATKR...........


Port Of New York, january 30, 1854.
CLEARED.
n ship westpSali. aBrsn, AsnAns. Havana aud mkt
Bs sppi Muller G.siins o.,. u.,..o.
thip Hsber, Joth. New Orleans, Eagl. 4 Hazard.
Ship southport Wilson. Savannah, stursu Chairman
saip Blanchard Lawrence Charleston Essmi.h 4 sens
Bari o. HAYS; Besuysi., Bue.c. Ayres, " y Forest
ss s Gss' Ba%s Bra rA.mp
BIZ swan. Ie.re", s:fasd. hyl.ad Smith.
b bs S,.n. ssI I, R.sasns: DswS star g.
Ri: s.1 BrSsS
1pn s9fasr nssis1 A. Hfsis aovey
eIr ysns.. Roi sId:on, Ne. osls.a n.> R.iph Post.
u sotr X AKsnsis Drhio. Jaoksonvils. Thompson 4
schr Clinton, Waterman, jacksonville. IA W Weldon.
schr Col sattsrcy. Elwood Charleston. ACrsady Mott
sehr sousherner, Ireland Washington Davis Holnss
sS. AHa sIh nd Bum Ns.I .9
.,sohI Judge BAKER, BoGars City Point Van Bguat
sssr Maria; si!..s.,; Baltimore, S9hn:s. aLevdsa
UsN from cruise in search Of steamer saa Francisco
ship slsfsld INHALER, Of Cold spring. Roys OAHU Sep.
sSd =! De lii 200 Ss w nal 3:
Psr'S 2 Day. ron !, fy3'd'nss fol Ao1.nSaus and zaaa
sip e.isa. L:.,s, New Orleans. Jan with sugar ~.
cotton, to Wn Nelson Son (Ths anchored 1t Pm on
Aays with lumber. 70 SH Roiss ssasS AM''''A' DA''n
b,s Zoara, Parris'. Darsn, days with lumber. 70
sOhr NtItuns's Bride (of Brooihays,) oilIsM MalssA
cs: Of s. DO vitS ifais aad wins. i Howe. o.
e'fsy sh o. NC u.
RI : :'St :ss s:.i a s.
' Sch: nj ,; Ssa h: s vi :s
seht Aies.nse Cooper. Wright ,rsiniA This morning
While Oo%i.s ~ ,hs lever s;y r.. into y:
bsem 40 otuld not karn what damage she poshOas
sehr Iu.s Dspsv. Betsvorsh Virginia.
sehr q rs ,i.na. Whey virginia
s.sr William Berry, hashrss vrsinih
s ssr B::Tn vr y,fni
schr Caleb Wood. Adkins. Hisor Dsl
sehr iIsei.ior, founs.n, Dsiswsrs. 'a
s Sch, TS% J..n; en- D:sssr;
s i"1 David i vas fs' Ss's d:.. vrsis:
RETuasrD-Ths sohr Eclipse tof sunslk Gsslss hence
.,sPn Bsr,.ss.Ssw aAs,st miles so.sas, Win
k isrsosrd as edge sai osussS her y iesE
vas compelled to shin cargo V keep her ffsa sinking
BELOW
Two ships and enc bark untAsvn.
SAILED
ship s.amsn's Bird. tolpp.r) San Francisco
Wind aurins the day fresh from NV
tBr sAHDr HosE h.esErrs rnLzsaA.nl
The schY Hasin before reported sshcrs near sSis see
lies this evening. viii hold On unless shs .iad
TIE strip Chimney Jerome Jr has ss.aupunp, =. v.rh
srs Lighter from Fer - passing the Highlands bouat In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

THE HuDHoS RIVER RAILROAD.
ON resolution seng offered ny TIE Aldermen OF the Third
ward Hud sver asircsd Company TO show
VII, their should lot be taken from thcm
tie orders the Boird 70 taxe the rail and
down xroovs rail Alderman Lord we'd thai
the proper occr Of the company have TO
why have taken the rail LIE knew that ,he
Hudson hivsr Railroad Csn psny did inter ssrs
,peot he Board and be Of opinion that the
should before the commttee but not crminas They
sfopld give their aud shy sba pun
lsf n ens 81. uld nos bs lnGieA q "a .asoN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24
COr0nors' Inquests.

CHILD KILLED BY us CLoHEs TAXING FIRs-A Cav.
TON TO PARESTs Coroner ODonnsl held an
inquest 1t No 32l Desscy street. the body OF child
three yea and four months old named Patrick hory
whose death caused BY is clothing taking Are aud
burning his body in . terrible manner The poor child
mad been placed In charge Of gu who left him Ter
moment 10, groceries, and when she returned
found the ohd's clothing al Ia . blaze. verdict was
rendered Of death caused BY burns accidentally
osivsd."
EfFScm oP INTKrzRAScI -yhs Coroner yesterday held
inquest 1t the Of Gold and Frankfort Streets
the body Of Edward Nash, Who to his death by
falling dswn stairs viii under the influence Of liquor
On examining his head 1t found that his skull
fractured The jury rendered verdict Of "Death caused
~ Injuries received from falling down stairs while In
ttate OF intoxication y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24
Reported Pro.peet OF Duel Between Minis.
ter Soule and Lord Hewdep.
GREAT ADVANCE IN BREADsTUFYs
Cotton Market Firm.
&c, &C., so.

~ rm NOVA BRUNSWICK CALAIS
THENCE TO boston ~ rIs MAINE rHsGRAPa oFTm ooRSER
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The royal mali ssesmship Niagara, Captain Leitsh
from Liverpool sSoat half past r. N saturday, 7tk
,nstant arrived hero between aud 10 O'Clock this morn
nag having e1 perislcsd very weather on the
passAse.
The Niagara sailed, With southeast wind, atnoop, for
scstou, where she via be no at early hour on We'd
uesdAy morning
The screw steamship Andes, from New York on the
lTth December arrived st Liverpool at Sunday,
LIST instant
The Collins steamship Atlantic rom New York on
Saturday Gath Dec per- arrived at Liverpool at clock
P. NJ. on Thprsosy 9Th instant.
The screw steamship City OF Glasgow sailed from Liver
pool ON the 9th lanuary for PhiA lelphia.
The intelligence from Cons antinops and st Peters
burg continues contradictory IS evsr but the
Latest rumors are - character 10 leave in the sstmA
tion OF the public s>sey any hope that tn, Gar viii
accept tie last opSstion Of tbs western Powers and
this view w matter is almost universally entertained
at Constantlnopi~
Great Britain bs3 been visited by the severest
STERN for many yvAra All tho trains we're blocked up
Tor two Gays an tbs mails when tbs Niagara sailed
were altogether Irregular The Liverpool merchants
sCha1Rs for laos iless had recourse to snow ball
nght-"C Cotton croters 81 stock bToAsrs"vhch ended
In the ukwsrrsbtsb- Interference OF tho police and
quite
Our French mention eqasy great ie,sns'ons o.
the mails in hat ny from tho snow.
In elgum th- lice several feet deep on the rail
ways and troop, employed clearing the tracks
At Madrid sd 70 med. Ia the north the
winter was very severe Tho Baltic WAS pa liking with
1osting Toe.
As natur. consequence OF the greatly Increased
probabilities OF general European war, the Englsh
and breA3sus markets have been greatly excited
and consol clo4-G Friday a. desine Of u TO psr
cent on the week
The bresdstus msrsets throughout GreAt britain had
been excited than ~ any previous time sncs the
famine In ireland, and pri, had largely advanced.
The advance iour for the week Ia quoted BY
respso able commerce at three ngs per bar
rel and none quote the actual advance 1t less
shiilings.
Wheat has alta advanced almost beyond precedent
ranging from pence per bushsl OF 10 lbs
The narhst for ladi.p less excited than the
asur and wheat .rsets but prices have been advanced
nos the sailing the EuropA from eighteen penos to two
shinogs Per quarter OF $50 lbs
The cotton market continued very Arm, At previous
quotations, with transactions to the extent OF about
30 900 bales for ths w,et ending January
The provisos continue aet, and without any
material change u prices