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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

A. q, Iyernoo Isth nt GLASGOW Clark ana sovereign Sykes
seysnnah j. Whitney Whiting New Oresns' Kane
Chsrlssfon 18th Cornelius Gunne, Fletcher and ArFe
Yours NewYorsi Mariner, Pollard B9stoui r NV
o.rs Ocean Queen; Hale aoth. f. h. Hershorue New
York ST. Peter ghap ami Pslas, Chew Newons'ns -s
SAMUEL Morris. Mobile; York, McbuEne sa'ah1an gu '
Sards Ihley Montreal 49,, -. i. u
Sla leh M,nhaian Peabody NewYork TthI oisns do e
nres Weeks NeOeans 2lst. Harvest Queen Munson Fhla
dtlphia ~ - ,-l,n.
At Grav,seud 18TH Yorktown Meyer Newton Tor Lotdon
M,ry Ann and James. Tilock. Boston toE do -
Ar below Bristol 10Th Horsburg from NeT'ho'N.
AR a. Plymouth 18Th. Phebe, Norfolk
sd from shields 18Th Mary Bell, NewfoTs
Arr. in the CLYDE 18th, Linden Clark Mobile
AR At Waterford 18th Challenger. Mobile. NJ,
Ar at lss Marths Fank Baltimore N'eiana MICA
mend.
Ar at Msreilies, 18th. Ionian, Colby New Orleans
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financial.

T4E AMERICAN ENcH,NsE BANS. NFWYoRX, Ju0e p lSA
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND Of TEN PER ENT. on
"A the Capital stock Of this Bank Will be paid the a't day 81
July . - -.
dollars psysbe hsf hity doh.s share on ne
frs dsy July and the other half on the ska DAY q NO'e
B.
Tie lew stock Re distributed the ola stockholders 10 ne
share shares u Old stock according
to Stock Ledger, The morning Of the 18Th insi
rights rsctopa shares be uaLsieEfed and cons
bned soss obtai1 full shares -.
Ary stoci holder sny after the 9oth inst % hs
full sld be entitled 20 rebate az the rate % pea
cent pr the moie;y 10 the 9Th November -
hair Of the increased sock will not he entitled 70 snJ
pcron OF annual 5iy dend IN Move nber next
The Tsn.fer Books will b closed from the ss
July r!r,ire g. A. MEIGS. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

SSsni 6,l MooS oS warrant sma Y of yo
IN Of The Sunday ordinance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

Dpowxrp-The body Of man was found IN the river
n. The foot of Pacific ST. yesterday by officer Burns lie
had on black pants and white shirt IN h pockets were
siIyer watch porte monnaie two knives, compass ana
IL IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

MYsTERIoUs-An American girl about sixteen years
old representing herself be orphan from Morrstown
on her way to New York brought to Mr.. Eherons
intelligence Office in Newark week ago by an elderly
woman who stated that the girl had left the at New
ark by mistake and that, she had money, she was
willing to 90 service in the country. Hi b. having
a place at PompOn which guted, lac made an arrange
men for her to 90 there She left the office saying she
would return soon and did not take her bandbox and
carpetbag Since then she has not been heard Of Yes
terday morning the box and bag opened before
Justice Wilcox, but contained nothing which could give
any information They remain with her clothing at the
iDfellipence Office,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

TIE Cairo Time: snys Tia: :te Illinois Central RAJ
road will be finished from Cairo ncfth ll2 miles, where
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, on or before
the frs Of August next ard that the whole road viii be
completed by the lss Of January, 1855.
The statistics Of the Philadelphia Mn; foF July are O.
h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

THmvKG FIRE.-The persons arrested for steal
ing trunks &c. at the fire Sunday evening" have been
convicted. Eight fined sos each were sent
70 Bergen Jail three months each, and two gave bail to
apppar before the Grand jury.
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OfrIes ot InE ILLMoIs oExTaAL R.Mso.D 20,

VNlIE DIRECTORS of the AMERICAN MINING
Il COMPANY have ordered ASSESSMENT Of THREE
DOLLARS each Share The Capital Stock OF said Company
numbered hundred thousand inclusive
before the first day Of August
Wiud0r. VI, July 10Th. 1854. w. CURRIER, Secretary
OEELcE OF LIE sARAcl-E ANp BLssMAsro RMLRoAsl
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sEMI-ANNrAL DIVIDEND of FIVE Pc

OFFICE OF rHE PsNNsYLN ANA coal Co,
Corner Of Bsosdway and Wall st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

Il COMPANY-CMcMSArG July D. ls5f-Phe Biennial Ass>
iug Of the Stockholders Of this insuiion prescribed BY me Y
Laws thereof the election Of Trustees viii BIO holden @
Ofce Of the Company, lis city sATuRDAf tbe Stas
September There viii he special Meeting o. t os0cs
holders THURSDAY the 18th September, at the sane Tsee
9ocock A. NJ for the Of particular matters oaaesA
w GREENE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

We copied yesterday extract from The Akoa TEE.
graph, stating that the work the Brough Road had
been totally suspended for want Of means Sc. &c We
are authorized to say that this is the case but
tina, il merely essened and confined that portion of the
line first required TO be completed.
The Imports for the month of July
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The amount collected last month"; ending June 80, 1854
was s663 1874 o.. Increase of July, 1884, over June
1854, sl5,4O9 10.
The whole amount Of specie remaining in the Sub
Treasury in Boston Monday July 81 50 9l6 e..
OF this there in American gold Sc 900 1856 for
eign gold, ssol IS; silver s5,2lf 81; cents Is 25.
The following the receipts and disbursements the
Assistant Treasurer's Office, this day:
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FRANCE AND THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.

While the rights Of neutral nations under such gem
m discussion i win not be ass to inform the American
people that our neighbour the much-negeced Dominican
republic has taken precedence her elder and more pow
uu sister Of the north in obtaining from OF the great
powers of Europe the recognition Of the American princ
pie that neutral gs make neutral property and also Of its
collateral ereSgion from search the high In her
treaty with France it is stipulated
ART ls Adopting the principle that the flag covers
The property If Of the parties continues neutral while
The other engages in with third power the goods
covered by the neutral flag shall also be considered neutral
even though they belong TO the enemy Of the other
uacng party. The privilege OF flag is also secured to
persons and the citizens Of hostile power be made
prisoners from board the vessels of the neutral party
unless they actually enlisted in the military SERVED Of
the enemy On the principle of assimatnp the flag
and the merchandise under H. the neutral property found
on board enemy shall he accounted belonging the
enemy unless II embarked before The declaration OF
var or before il known at the port 1T left The
uacng powers do not apply this principle 10 other pow
ers except they likewise recognise it
Arr 10 In Of the contracting parties should
ge at war with third power and have to exercise at
The right Of Search II agreed that meeting with
sci belonging to the party remaining neutral visitors
shall be sent to examine the papers showing It's national
Wy and cargo, the commanders being responsible in their
persons and property for any abuse which they may
mt or tolerate on these occasion II shall not be permit
d to visit the vessels sailing in convoy IL shall be su
Gent that the commander OF the convoy airms verbally,
upon bis word Of honor that all the vessels under his pro-
lection and escort belong 20 the State under whose nag
they SAIL and declares, If they bound TO eneys
port that they carry nothing contraband Of war"
Since the Young Dominican republic has succeeded in
incorporating these principles in her first treaty with
France II to be hoped the representatives Of the United
States viii never fail to imbody them in future treaties
These and proper guarantees for religious freedom to
citizens in all countries ~ treaty with as hence
oh be refused u properly presented and pressed by
dpomatsts c.
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DEATHS or REVOLUTIONARY vETKRASs.-Mr James Moore,
revolutionary veteran died the 18th ult at Meucben
Mddlcsex county New Jersey in the Tooth year of his age
His death caused by injuries rece yed by fall on the
ice in January last previous TO which time he was
toned to walk twelve miles dayso extraordinary con-
sderng his advanced age the vigor and elasticity Of
his frame During The revolutionary he was employed
IN furnishing clothing for the American army ard he be-
held from the shores of Staten Island in l77s the English
fleet under Sir VIM Howe enter the harbor of New York
The Pawtucket Gazette chronicles the death in North
Providence the 9Th Of February last Of revolutionary
veteran by the name Of Salisbury Freeman aged ninety-
five years He served throughout the war Of Independence
was present at the surrender Of CORVALLIS at Yorktown
and took part in many Of the battles of the revolution lie
had been in the asylum at North Providence number Of
years the town receiving his pension and supporting him
and his wife
Mr. Daniel Ross, Of Ipswich revolutionary pensionor
and the oldest nhabitan Of the ownbcng nearly ninety
seven years Of ageded the gath ut He enlisted in the
war OF the revelation in 77b, while s an apprentice
The Salem Gazette states that the mother of Mr. Ross lived
10 the age Of loo and brother also revolutionary sol
der TO the age Of lightweight when he died from an acc
dent Mr. Ross has always enjoyed robust health up to
the time Of his late Illness.
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MAMMOTH VESSEL IN rHr UPPER LaKrss--The Cleve-
land Daily Herald says The ship Canada, Of Buffalo is
in port here to-day for the first time She Is owned by
Mcssrs Walker and Bantam, and Is under command of
Capt Bantam Her dimensions are-ength OF keel, 2os
feet breadth of beam, 30 feet depth Of hold ID feet
pacity, 100 tons Last year she carried time 5o
600 bushels Of oats and Of another 600 bushels OF wheat
She brought mp decoad four of the largessize pas
seneercars and is loading for Chicago with 800 tons
Of coal and 800 tons Of merchandise
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ne snip John Bright Liverpool reports seeing sixty
large icebergs from lat As deg long as deg to lat
- uss 20 min, long 81 deg. Some Of these three
Injured feet high and two miles long The ships Sails
gglng were completely covered with ice. The wealth
W 'he ghborhood Of these icebergs was very cold and
"e passengers suffered severely in Consequence
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pennsylvania house Of representatives by vote OF
IS have agreed to the proposition Of the senate TO
- we question whether they win have law prohibit
I 'ue Manufacturing and sale Of intoxicating liquors.
'o mechanical artstica medicinal and sacramental
rposes The vote Of the people to be considered their
PI1eI % The legislatnre.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-03

NEW AND ADDITIONAL SUPPLIEs.-The sub
IN scbers have returned from New York. with large
and varied stock Of plaid striped, and brocade silks.
Also, rs pieces handsome plain Silks embracing the most
shades and qualities, ss tIra3 $40 ts
sks grenadines bercges,
and plain, plaid and figured and other description OF
fne dress goods ltd a..s& st.H9ea.gs
beautiful imported nantes something Tho pnci
pal portion Of the above goods bought auction and will DO
sold upon favorable et.5x
goods vs,y large complete,
such 4 u
Linen table dan AK, Anen shsssines
PiioWcass, towels, napkins tatF19u
Fine and hesty frish linens, for srtng Richardson
Bafklie's Z 500 \
Maltese hon0ton and embroidered collars
Sleeves and chemixets match l.e.e
Embroidered muslin sleeves, colars
chiefs ~ 81 : n
100 very fine embroidered and plain Grape shawls
dozen white and colored hair skirts article
Kid and silk gloves, silk and cotton hosiery
Twisied-silk mits and gloves a.E
Geniemsns and ladies' silk and wooi!en shirts
And large and complete stock OF staples domesicr
sWe shall coninos sell stock Of goods half
price. 81 atsLt asassala1 MAGRUDER Il CALVERT.
May 2-3tnwiw ..s#
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An extract from letter by passenger board the
eOpper-ship Flying Cloud Captain Greasy, written in lat
4'aeg 10 min south about days sail below Rio Janeiro
nys:
our progress is still unprecedented The quickest run
previously from New York TO Rio Is the captain says the
Sn'ea states sloop-ofwar Portsmouth, hiry-two days,
ae lew years ago in with the sloopowar York
ogM doyr 20,
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SALE TO-DAY.
Nv oREEN = sCO1~r. Auc,,on..,

COMMISSIONERS SALE, BY ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT
court, fine three story brick house
"wednesday, ID Of May, shall
of the premises by order ths circuit
10
Anthony Preston, situated fronting ~
New York the Of 9Th
running 100 alley subdivision
IN square built, conveniently
ranged, with q good back building. f
Terms onefouh OF the cash the residue
aud years. purchaser
deferred bearing from
paid upon payment
give
All the OF The Should the purchaser
with the
RESELL purchaser days. BY CIV
ing three days notice in the Naionai In,elisencer
n HA j. O. HARNESS.,
@#H .HNMf VIM. H. GUNNELL,
q. CRANDELL,
DEAL,
@y.E #ta fess Commissioners
.... q. GREEN d SCOTT,
Al ed Aucioneers.
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Tho fortune Of Rubini who recently died Paris was
not less than about 81 ooosnid TO be the largest for
tune q singer ever made by his profession
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Er- Pre.ident Fillnors.-- Madam Sontaa.

AUGUSTA, (Ga.,) April 3o.-Ex President Fillmore ar
rived in this city from Charleston yesterday and
ceved with national salute.
Late Mexican advces say that Madame Sontag re-
ceved her arrival in that country amid cheering
that she escorted through the in carriage drawn
by six horses.
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Iouruand g, Johnson convicted Of murder in the
oegree on Thursday at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania for
the murder Of N p. Colver. ~
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Companies D, g, and X, of the third artillery landed
at old Point Comfort by tho Falcon her last intended
trip to AsPinwal viii be taken up by the Illinois on her
next trip 70 the isthmus starting from New York on the
9Th Of May
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LOUISVILLE, April 29Nathsnicl Wolfe ono Of the ooun-
eel employed to defend the Wards having said at the trial
that the citizens Of Louisville of bloodhound
mpeahed the veracity Of sixteen Of Buters scholars wit
at the trial. the boys fooshy proceeded his resi-
dence last night, and literally covered IL with eggs
ing the has been called the
express Indignation against Wolfe Great excitement
lists in regard TO his speech.
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Balloon Ascension.

GEORGE ELLIOT Assonsut, viii make with
~ his splendid balloon Isabea In the city Of ashngton from
The occupied BY the nppcdrome Company
tho CITY Hail. Saturday, May 9th, at4ociock The will
opened for reception OF at O'Clock
Of initiation will and O'Clock pilot balo0n will be
off the wind. quarter
O'Clock will be adjusted, pioneer balloon
o win then take his seat in the and, after taking leave
spectators, will To III. regions above
Tickets OF admission, 80 ChIdren half price.
The reverend clergy and scientific gentlemen respectfully
vited TO attend May 3--3sd
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Interruption to Railroad Trarei.
PHILApELPHA, May 1.-The O'Clock train for New York
did not leave this morning the having oyerfowed the
track along the Delaware Last nights train deayed
until o'clock this morning from the cause.
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Ap ~


THE GREAT HARPISr, APTOMMAs, Induced by
brilliant reception on the occasion Of hts m
Thursday will give second
day evening May 3D. Carur's saooo ing at
e.s from New York M Camoens the celebrated by
KIey who will perform ThaberEs
ami, dueu for harp piano Aptommas WIN
execute Of the harp compositions in which he
honor Of Appearing before the royn family In London
Conductor, FRI Kley
Al the solicitations cnds Mr. Apommas fred
admission fifty
programmes be had at Mr. Daviss all the
Ap3
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VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON STREET AT
premises part Of H. In square 81 on
Ing NORTH 9th 10Th
ming $50 30feet alley failing spring
OF excellent
This lot situated Immediately opposite b. Patcks Church.
and OF the best LEGATIONS in The residence
ample for stabng, &C.
The terms win be easy, day Of sale
Title ndisputable.
ApQ6-d Auciionser
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CHARLESTON April 3o-The ship Widemerc, which ar
rived at New Orleans Monday had 400 passengers
whom there 80 of smallpox and IL deaths during
the passage.
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Later from Hayti.

NEW YoRx May Ave have later advices here from
Hay The Emperor Sououque making great preparations
for the invasion of Dominica All his fleets and army
being put in fighting order Operations to May
first
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SITUATION rs teacher wanted by young who
y graduate department Delaware College
July Has had In teaching Engages TO teach
school family Reference
qualifications viii given
good desired Addrsss M Newark, Delaware
2-d7ts
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CHENCH WOVE CORSETs, nj u 80
Weriy Cout Smiths symmetrical
ices Of importation
Also, c0Tsets Paresscux
Lades be fitted and have Of description mude
altered, and repaired
Corset Isces, India rubber, Steel whaiebone bucks
Sh0uIdsr braces, Spanish and other fans
Kibands, gloves, hosiery mits, elnsucs. A.
Gimans hair dye. a~ '-. ls..s 49,
Brushes and India rubber combs, &C. \.
MRS. WRIGHTS
" Corset, Trimming, and Fancy Store,
May 3-d3r Penn. Az, between md 18Th
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CHARLESTON, April 29The hulls Of the following ve,sa
Were sold at Nassau the 18th instant The Sachem Cor
soo ooj Salisbury, - IS Choctsw, SITS so Cuba s25;
rontaoe sa 3D. The empty casks Salisbury brought
CIV The cargo OF the Choetaw brought SS2 The spars Of
oupa Drought So The salvage the Poniaoe
cd 70 40 per cent? the Saeem 60 per cent? and on the
anao ~ per cent on the original cargo saved while abe
was ashore on The Grand Bahama per cent ON what
Wa sssa ai'er she became total wreck Nassau bar
Iroabadour % cent; James Wright SO er cent The
salvage on brig Globe amounted 70 81 100
The ship Robert Lane which ashore at Berry Island an
the 30th Of March, got OF with the assistance az te
wreekers, aud the captain would Immediately return 10 New
York without repairing The salvage the shin amounted
to $4,000 The salvage her cargo not been awarded
The Nassau Herald o the 10th instant says the wreeknp
schooner Sarah fell in with dsmaed brig laden with
hides Nicaragua wood &c, fifteen miles north of Riding
Rocks The disnasted vessel being owed into Nassau
by the Sarah.
Spanish brig rom Malaga, for some Cuban port was
lately wrecked at hagua Her cargo consisted of wines
raisins, &c. ss t3 ~ saf l
New lighthouses be at Bay Lobas and the
Great Isaac.
At Magua the weather was dry and favorable for rakng
None Of the other islands had done anything in rakng
At Long islands about $4,000 bushels OF last years salt re
manned on hand
The total loss property wrecked on the Bahamas during
the last three weeks is estimated at from 5000 900 to
81 so0, 600 &I tb@
Markets.
NEW YoaK, May Flour hrmer--sales Of 900 barrels
State at 81 10 So southern 50 50 H. Wheat firm
sales Of 800 bushes Of Genesee at 81 80 Corn Mixed
SO yellow 81 Cotton rnlmproved Stocks
firm slightly improved.
BALrIMoaE, May 2Flour of 900 barrels of How
ard street at IS Isl for City Mills same price offered
Wheatsalcs Of 1000 bushels red at So So 05 white at
~ OS ~ H. Cornsales Of 1900 bushels white at 72
"A cents yellow at 76a77 cents, Oatssaes at 40 81
CENTS Rye sold at 81 o.. Prices Of articles un
changed.
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By >. q. nIc0uInE, AuO,,on..r.

AZ auction On Tuesday afternoon. May sh, O'Clock
premises shall soil Of lots and TO- fronting
feet on running back 30 feet aey
tanning about square with the improvements consisting
three brick dwelling known
ings, with large back building, stable, coach house,
Terms: One ffh vo three
years for bearing interest, secured
premises 5 H
1888 hf'ss JAS. G. MCGUIRE, N
May Sd f8t"e 81 +t Auctoneer.
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New YoRw May 1.-The cotton market Is duh, and buyers
asking concession Sales Of cotton to-day, 200 bales
Of which exporters took $50 bales and the regular trade 500
bales.
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LOUISVILLE, May 1.-The meeting Of citizens Saturday
night passed resolutions requesting Mr. Crttcnden resign
his in tho United States Senate, and requesting the
Wards 10 leave the State.
mob proceeded to the residence Of the Ward family and
burnt eges Of Matthew and Robert in front Of the door
The wood work of the dwelling caught fire. but exin-
guished before any great damage done.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS i-yUsr
IN opened
rs pieces handsome plaid and striped silks
Is plain silks, all choice colors, hea
Is DO brocads silks, bargains
30 do black silk,
IS do plain, plaid, and figured beYeges Il
- do plain, plaid, and figured issucs
DO black hcrcgss and ttssues, Lupins make
10 do black chalieys do
10 do black twisted silks
30 do black bombasans and alpacas
- do coioEed apscas for ladies' travelling dresses
do hns French, organdy, muslin, and lawns III
~ do very nae 1Awns, atl2k
30 do Bsskieyss lytsh linens, cheap
rs do plaid - iok
80 do pinh do. hne
IS do plaid, figured, striped Swiss muslrs
Fry fine Gwtss snusins
Can't insert and douncnas
handsome masnllas, style
so plain and embroidered Grape shaws
$50 n~w style paFssoIs
res style bosnets
ices handsome bonnet ribands
lot OF Cloths cassmeses, vesnss linen
- dssIlnss FNf5. ~ H
isrHs assovtms1s at domestic rcods NJ all kinds
VI Csrpetinep oicoths, and
Al Wishing goods cheaper ,sr can he had else
whore win do well TO give q call
May a-3aw2wif HALL 4 BROTHER,
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An INDIGNANT Jupos-In Montreal last Wednesday, the
day observed of humiliation and prayer for the
of the British arms the superior being
sion Mr. Berthclo addressed their honors and suggested
that they adjourn the next day This strongly
opposed by Judge Mondelat who said for he would
consent to dourn for any such occasion set
Of murdcres choose to cut each others tbroats he
nothing to call for prayer in it, These belgeren armies
murderers and the disgrace to the nineteenth
century Why could they not settle their quarres in some
other way, without cutting each others throats9 He
would never consent to adjourn His honor repeated these
sentiments with great emphasis Aer considerable argu-
ing in The matter 1t being found that the bar unani-
nous In favor of adjournment the motion prevailed
and the court adjourned.
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Hoods along he Hudson River.

Nvw Yonx May 2--Acconnu received from different
points along the line Of the railroads elsewhere inform
that the foods subsiding Immense damage has been
done along the line OF the canal.