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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

us!pg sebi,e Aches tatlf needle needle wl,l
ro point hereby cagloaed s-snit rfierns Od-na'
PaleIt sntcd Sept - o. I'D iDlgcs M d. al
bic according law IT, following persons oen.'t 10 -l
eel wing Machines, under s1 ~ '1 -l
Nleci.r Wilson 60 Grover Baker Co. tie American leg
aeiio Serving Machine Co md A. Baithof 81 N-uf.rk N.6oI
4 Biz nd , A. Lffo.r r5t0n. Mcu N...Ir'.e E-l.e
Moore lynn, Mus I'D 4 Foro of Ne7 lort
OWE JR. ratCutoe o. t'e o. .l sewing s..l' 10.
81 Br1sd~d} Now Io-i al no ej l.1ov-cs. Boston
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

NRIOJRoNs Tie largest as-OTt'acu5 Of IelOd'01s
y ds Cry t,s ara ehssEtt ere 70 Be- 3'nd = the y . A.
trrltd a. tie uiu discount ID sui soTe plEclsi's on
n, ne taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

kp7r1ris1xssrsfor Tie Bs Tr'sss OF .h. ~ssk u-' DC
6,p5es q tofey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

premium PIANOs.-T GILBERT y CO.'S Pianos,
Win ir,r ftue end eienlsT lh o sud To- % 0ea1t1
Pace the world Tor arc oos ~ .a =, ~, ~
o. ,orr,rt j. received ar % l4e . ghes "a
DIV competition BY HosfcE WTEes 10 ss5 Brood Fs ea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
Rend ne Orinions al Nd EhilldciDlin n


DR. EooTLiNDs O. kfAN EiTTERs We eua5oi % selt
knowingly q TIE witt # IBIS rrr, reoIstvc gertcnsn
ed with this of VINO Tor ue hs itbo-ea
nJFpsf with ell tie alsilF evis i11lcl %
uy The Filters Of which he us1 a G. ~ bottles r. pea,1n
today Grd dec s has taken above
tdiciue he he's rot Only been cmed, bata
h. ahi than before " yAcgsog Iae Z DE-
ere Store Is Tho ora! End ouly gropo- = @ caf dca'.
For sale IN Nov. York Nv A p 4 u SANDS n, s1..55
OF n,m a1i RING JOAN 50 BROAD
weyi and ~ t6sers o. .rel.c-ne tsoryFh.Ie
WEIuNGTON's on Hoss-Thc IIcl Grey that
bore the Iron Dole oyer the bloody d o. Waterloo
bis uIt Old Log o-abo $50 .es hs cihl earey
tweriy q We o0Cn 4k Ire goat ben-ts
fEDDlSC Sussia S,e 20 the blfnf I'd &c. ls
ted st % c. ms box BY H. SG - ~ 8rla4gt H. D
stnds wholefse tgcLis C. v ccAc-.r Co; let3 ng Co.
BcstoR Prairi.tos
WHO is the man Why DR. J. " HoRcNsACK WHY
IA be hs non Eeos0'e a. made ae sre0 dcov7 e,s- ,de
ard "a sdy for The tsloy-s Bul ~ gc-ri
PIE believe r. BIT tie Uniu -
the other, DR. HorENsACg has cured ne
The an nal ount Of deaths tmOne obi 'rn Induced r
20 ink atIe Vose .t The medical could under.
dastss Of the howe not undsoo BY The protection INA
ta' his petoulr sutv ia crery r1st
nottr eAam.ueioa disco cred that e S1ml-h b re
literally alive with Nofs bt the madeline used the
5cWes oic not remove tlt cauci herca vii TIA
Uewofms az htca driven the s,ttr W1ai3 th8a
soe he pA'itn 10 hath every person aoth o .l
u AID 20 every mo htr wAc hsN ed le5asd chdreo
CT -cbs WHO bowels.
tax uCNTNSACKs WC. TlfLs ,srev.r
te g.. a. ss there rtronF,h in 3, invalid ke . aaj
nrNhh re people Ia TIE lnita Sttts ht respectable
ktopt eorsldels bis sttck couqcie wl,loat
V. CLlcKENEK * CO No % Bsrcs,u Nsw.T,rf
General Agents Tor The Eestcra s.a'os.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

I'm shorter time than it takes to shave, CRisrADo
nos IxoELsoR HAIR DYE Will inPartio = q he .shsk
or. and uftchcs richest and mC ucs BLACK Or brown and
time Prove the fezi0y or no nar ~ a. q ca ter
biIg Sold and pTyatc tpped ct tEsIAOoN1' 40 Ato
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

HAVE Your TicKLrs READY. -PGfBAM's Gift DIS
III uiii Al hand the TepOr. Of c Gin Comnttes be- anoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

IY7uE = ~ o.. i p, 5,s,.- ~ II lf,...r7 D.v
Z. ira 4-.lgiL ..c ftsft 70 80 -'' -
a. Cieb.nr Geausaeas fuTl- g -a A-' ~ 's --l
Psre. stcras era o. csa els FLo e.- 10
III, fe ias Imported raaufct ito ed aF-J 5 --
81 rfosgFy, somirshy aoassed % 80 -
u .'N-i an tlL sa aETAfs Tftl-
,,s.r n cuaiy srpor % ~ 'fJia exc n -fe ah4t;1
rsC a. sas ~ fer L1eti1f 1909 70 tf
se,i,r o. eluro t.is.sc .o1 20 tl autumn
qtesuscbes also -, ~ ti r 81 40 4a lte f-S-lA
HtLF bose.
O., 81 N a. be.vtrf tfy VII l-d fl crcT ta3 u1fe,
hofa 10 thaa prices q ID At asy oiasr st1
utrt ~ tlc city. e,.- -r-.s e. Iii
.dTauc, the nsl c.-i -lone1 10 o. 4-ic1aiis p
ofit oihs % al. r.,-, -t., I'D ..trrer G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

fOWLgRs AND WELLS, Psychologists AMI Publish
az. Cirlnn I'm 30 IL -.-.-l d. lot LoI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

81 these tces rcmovedto no - Roadvsv opposite 20 30
Para, Where he LIS TIE les g. n world W
sppes'1l o. lis famous If Dye, L-d The lc Of BIZ new il-
wiz. hna Toune.. Vine --.--e 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

The SEMI-NEEKLY TKBUNE.-Our Semi.\yeptly
printed on the pere the present en'srga V,eti, IA
County snds who have daily asH or tb. Nv
cannot ssogd DAILY paper to give h We swss
nudy 70 eeneense nc laIs poe M q Gal aa3 aters
should Trn there the hce etts from Euope All. Mo-
California MeNeo Ctutrel America al tbrts - az
In SemWcsky and there not oher paper in s
world hch contains large cy
mall and thsi acc Postage has been roaA
70 bagsiele there thousands uis hih
erto WeekN who viii hcncch tale It's Seulesky
send specimen 10 without setilg
expense shall zee kt % apply Tor t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

EAGLES FOR SALE.-Tno subscr.b offers for 7ale
me be,r,fu tsr Of American Esgcs exhibition fhs
Hneesp III stnn G. MCCORMICK IT,. oil " National Pol.-
try Society, Bsrnu rs ~ rcun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

PIRIAMs Valentine Exhibition Of the 53yen-AIle
,i,f ~. sex Valentines sin be rg.n AZ ovey
sslisn to inoe palcAl y-lo.lLs tc1s 70 aua 1o' "a
40 frg tee laaf ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
Tnr SEASON A

IhE SEASON And TTs CHAN6Es.-Nint,r still lia-
ssi, IN the lag q 'sns I'd Ae ca wial a'ao sys
WIN hestetc ha- ra.n and cold wind
We 'he nave The sane roeab and 6ao rausaay
osy lAsss set chan make sal havoc vita the hehs o.
c1enS pAnSplsIy those heva weak Ear al disc
tbs hld use bkNANs fuhronc Necra 1Icene Don sold B.,
NeW.lOlk ard vicinity 49, $3.50 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

DEFIANCE SALANANDER SAFES, GtILO3'S PAT
rrT-PorERTM PATWcK e tie sos sGufctaor in he Ulisi
sfs Of the ceoh-Led Safes and Col imp lcabs
0sfapce ocks and Coss Brs TIRE bs c ar LJcs combined
In world DEPOT No ~ PcaTe, enc DOC below aaiten-ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

VAN DLtSEN : W hNtaN late 10 NhllhJefs-el., li
n oyf 10 No ia nearly ,pi site whse s patrons AMI te pb
lie Of large procure that cleora. ar.' ~ & bar w h
sk ayQtaen.e aaf pod iaf new go place lsi
ard ,ci ed Coks he clTeu 90 Cei VAN D-u-N Is ti- ,ry
Mi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

JAi'Ts Z PAY Importer 'nd H.1n'la'nrer c.
Galnen-a 80 Hol-Tl ~ 11wr-y -ehf ui-o--.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12


Of any tangible nsge,ations for pSsss should ~
led to Infer that the Austrian Ministers amer ALL only
waiting some speeous pretcxto proong their neutrality
At the expense Of the great Interests OF Earop, ~
the contrary Austria IL resolved persesee In the
OF che has proe,sed pursue this attempt Of Rus
ala to ence aud her With fresh negoatiaons will
only accelerate her determination. In either tho de-
cision OF Austria such point Ia way affect the
course Of the beligerent Powers.
To those Who deeply and earnestly engaged In this
srea. struggle thero Is something puerie and revolt
ting In the ocious attempts Of croud Of puny inguers
to sway the headlong train Of human a,irs this way
that at their bidding Tho question which this has
opened or called into being I magnitude and grav
y which these interlopers comprehend for they
involve the relative position and poser Of the three
greatest empires Of the world aud the future coadiio6 of
fourth empire which neither to its FORMER
state nor remain In Its psescnt We orcsee
prospect Of peace until tho fortune Of has decided
whether the influence Of Russia that Of England and
France 10 hereafter to preponderae In the affairs OF the
East aud Of Europe. That Is dispute which negotiation
will not terminate especially moment when the
test raging with the utmost esruesness against the
stronghold Of Russian power; aud the fate ofthe allied
mics before Sebssopol is the event which will hereafter
determine the Of negotiation There Is road to
peace but by victory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12
AUSTRIA AND the GERMAN DIET.

The resolutions which Baron Prokescb, tho Austrian
representative at the Diet Frankfort instructed by
his government to support, run as follows
"The Diet will have first to declare that attack
sgsns the territories Of tho empire against tho troops
in the princpaltes, will oolgo all Germany support
Austria with its means.
ut will have secondly to declare that the Germanic
Conf Iteration recognizes nsomuch il s European,
power; the four preliminary points In their eseatis
tents the basis proper open the way for the estab
lshment OF an ssurd state Of piece aud right in EirOp
but that German power appropriates ITSELF aud
maintains in particular, tho first point.
THE enemy Was, however. enabled by sheer numbers
and eIerou to repair In the night the damage DONE They
brought all the field pieces they could bear up
on and this mosans before daybresk work, OF
proach and batteries assaed by the violent
artillery IRE perbps heard. Happily badly directed
during the night ii only caused very ussu loss
and no material damage.
Betueen the outer sneeints. tho fire Of which have
succeeded in dominating, without however, sencng and
the town, properly Called there Is space Of ground
pied by barracks and insulated dwellings,; the enemy has
there erected of Defence and obstinate
defence cannot be imagined.
The Russian army continues to occupy the valley of
BallAklava aud the nights in the rear.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12
SECRETARY OF WARS HErORT


The annual report Of Col Jefferson Davis Secretary Of
War makes many important recommendations in order to
give Increased efficiency to the Important branch Of the
Pdbic service ever which he pFesdes. We brief
! abstract
The actual strength Of the army is thousand seven
hundred AID iorty.ise The whole author zsd strength
fourteen thousand two hundred aud sixteen TIE deli
cheney u last decreasing by rapid enlstmcnts.
saernen. Of tho chsnge made in the distribution Of the
| army during last years /. given.
The removal from FLORIDA Of the remnant Of the Semi
notes. has received the attention OF the department. bI; In
efforts have not been very successful B,ter fortune /,
expected next year. through the fundamentally OF the
plan OF operations. The Indian dacuItis, eseEherc
alluded TO- The mnssicre Of Lieut.. Grafton aud by
the Sioux !, narrated and tho fact stated that the army
force Is quite inadequate to the protection OF frontier
and to punsh Indian aggrcsons Oar ebtrc loss In In
dian action during tho year ia four officer aud
Ineu Killed aud -four officers aud forytwo men wounded
The occurrancc the ionteer1 furnished proc
OF the lpsuiccncy Of military force aud Of the
necessity for i've increase which urged by the Secretary
| last year.
Our effective force does not exceed eleven thousand
men, which entirely inadequate Tor tho purposes or
Which we msi;lin standing army. Ils immediate in
crease ia urged at sufficient IN give Soma degree
Of security TO the Indian froner for which seryca the
regular irco u the most efficient cheap proper and con-
shtution1l means The increased pay to enlisted men
induced tho enlistment Of OO5 men in October AID Seq.
tember last, agains. 9 jIug the corresponding
months last year. Tnenumber ofccfrits req lire Tor the
service Of tho ensuing year will prob bly, no, DO lea. than
600. lie recommends the o. ennels aud droms ia
ries for military pufpoes again aud k. an appropriation
10 te.t their usefulness An increased for OIL ora IL
grgei act ofjn9cs AMI necessity. Addition al legis.
s0n IL asbed to place the widows nnd Orphans Of tho
oit'r- aud fOldcrs OF The equality with the
widows aud orphans of the Officers aud soldiers of ia,
navy.
Tic necessity Of revision Of our military lcgI,tion IN
s'n' mr.rint picuats ia pointed our IL ord ,s 10 pre-
vent conf ci'G claims ~ rglri ,p rank nj conmsnd
which nos give G.c 10 uua, sronycni,nco and trouble
oa' great s'l'c o dHicty il the dogllc rank rcrng-
nEd W or ie; 81 remedy this il is proposed q. eyo
o1c. eNSt finE 1liy vhrn the Picsi icnt may SEQ M
m'I' '''' &c c"UHy who're rfi rf. at. niu,'crcd,--
'' 10" 'itss vI, I- rrur l.hun Ut ,l,- - !, corn.
~ .t"l, 'H j r,up!s 4 yi.l Z p..n sys-ms /.
"'t'i nat 81 &c oa nine Brig rcr G,ner,i one f.,
i''a e"piiwedj one iIs 9ar.etmlet G.sorai one for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12
Advice from q Friend,

The New York Herald las become one NJ ,bo
nblcst Know Nothing advocates in the countrv.-
Since it has espoused the cause of the new party
it has been doing them yeoman service, and il
VIC mistake not, the sagacty that paper has always
displayed in public matters will give it n high posi-
ton OF influence among the Order. The Herald
beng decidedly Southern, or, at least, very con.
sentative on the slavery question it suggestions
may be favorably received at the South I'm the
issue Of the Herald Of the sth instant it argues
zealously for the defeat OF Seuard by the Know
Nothings of New York, and for the defeat Of
Wise by the Know Nothings Of Virginia. After dis.
coursDg at some length the first topic the Her
aid goes on to say:
"Theiuext battle to be fought is against the adipra,
too, in s candidate Henry A. Wise for Governor Of Viz
ginia The defeat Of Seward will be powerful lever ,r
tho overthrow Of Wis., Lot Seward bc prosrated nv tIc
Know Nothngs aud that alone Will make the new par
~ popular in the Sjpth. Let Seward be Reelected and
the Cabinet party In virginia NAV still keep I'D 10 some
purpose the false accusation that the Know Nohinps arc
IN the league Of the Seward anti slavery coalition So
ward has made elaborate speech against tho ne par
". Wso has written elaborate letter the game e.
feet. The issue win bo:h is direct aud positive The
election OF Wise in Virginia will be the defeat of the
Know Noings III the South and the triumph Of the adj
nnistaton Bat let Wise be defeated let Virginia be
carried. and the citadel Of the Southern administration
democracy Will be taken. The administration will thus
be stricken down In the South, completely in tho
"
New York IL to the Notth-the controlling Safe. And
New York aud Virginia depend up IN Seward and Wise.
"Thc Richmond Bnqnirr ia alarmed At the prospect
IL cals upon the dcno,r c Know Nothngs; IL begs and
prays OF them TO for Wise, after he has regulated
them 10 scorn aud contempt 30 of T1utlJw Weed aud
his echo ia this city Tney bsrneying the Know
Nothings to ward OF the impending blow But the dc.
feat OF seward - essential to the prestige OF tho
party 10 the North il u necessary their IN
the South The defeat OF Wise will 10 the Gnal blow to
che admit sirition. But The o0Hst ciunot be clear
cd for the cinptsn of 1886 until WISE aud SesarI the
anti slavery coalition and tue administration sposmcr
yanqushed in their stioDgbolIs.
rne il pliin. 400 fra, duty ortbe KIN ,isoier
harmony auj uu'sy IN iher camp. Tho next duty
i the defeat OF Sssad candidate for recollection tohe
United States Senate aud tic next thing 10 be DOUG IL u
d, feat Henry A. wie. the administrations candidate "
Gosenor Of Va Bn without harmony the now patty
do noihiag. Seward MI Triumph wise viii uiimph;
aud tio X. ". natiOna orgauz oc, vii o. broken
to pieces nysteouiy aud ydy tbey have rfn TO
WI 10 the iNe citc as ct te Grapd s'-ts Con ca
'cct Il er cir 'te a,tity psocgcois hbstdsy he
~" r"lcani there vii be hsyw1hy aud y,co'y. Ba c'e
~ ~ 30 L5erahIy. fIaiu as d'yI ssL"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

| SwispLixa OrERArIox-ws had supposed that the
sysem OF dropping pocket boot by which many have
been swnded being Induced purchase their
from the fuder uuder false impression Of their value,
long since exploded. There are, appears In
noesn. persons ,ho are ys. quilted BY the operation
by this sort Of game Sunday morning. the fIeee-
ricksburg Railroad Depot He his way from Gsor.
gia tho North aud. having deposited his Trunk Ia the
towards the ticket Office when no ,ripped by some
body on the heel, Il. lookisg round. observed man
iupton, aud thereupon proceeded tho Office Ho had
scarcely gone half dozen PAGES when strange man. who
had just up called after him, saying the finder
the pocket book perhaps was thi. gentleman dropped
IL Walker Immediately searched his pocket aud finding
he bad lost nothing sad the parties that no was net
the loser At this time tho person who had she
book opened IT, when Walker observed that couaAed
$500. Tho elos seeming satisfied that ho had secured
treasure walked away As Walker again set out Tor the
ticket Office. the second individual called after him and rs
marked that vas proper they should detan this person
lilo obeyed the CALL and tho pocket book finder In ton.
indicative OF fear, which altogether affected s.d n,
should be rewarded. The other told Walker 10 ls hin,
$780, and retain the pocket book security VII IL b.
would go With the finder officer. Tho Innocent
at once took out two $50 gold pieces and piece
handed them to the holder pocket book he recei
wing the spurious treasure security. The fellows walk
ed OIL, aud entered coruer store close by
Walker soon after examined tho pocket book vb,cb
TO his SURPRISE contained nothing more than pece, o
per- The bills which he at first observed were mot In /,
the fellow having managed get item ont While bis
cate and Walker vcrc engaged In conversation.
The poor man Immediately Informed Que OF ,hs trail,
hsrds OF what occurred and he directed him 20 III,
mrket IN search OF an officer OH GERS Tyler and n
having got some particulars the size dress Aud
raj appearance Of the parties became convinced bs,
torous character named Wilson Cous was eoncsrns -
the matter Officer Tyler accordingly arrested him At ss
named wm Bessey answering tho description OF the 9th.
was arrested by officer Seal the corner of
anu sth streets on yesterday morning.
Coults had in his possession spurious 400 b;,, on
New York Savings bank. wa -"
They we're brought be fore the Mayor on Yesterday
W"ker being somewhat cert.in to Couits IDENTITY tho
scharsed no satisfactory grounds for suspicion a,.".s
him existing. As"'"''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

musTiSo' cOUar.-The regular monthly term of this
ourl commenced on yesterday. Henry, q slave. tb.
properly OF Ezi A. Harrison, was tried and convicted
oi the charge OF robbing Mr. Elisha W. McComas of over
sioo, at the Exchange Hotel on the 9Th inst He ms
Ordered ~ ashes forthwith, and SO on Monday neIt
Thos. Banks. slave Of Mary A. Robinson was tried
upon charge Of felony, in having entered the house
OF hes.r. Smith 4 heCurdy, on 18th street, on the
night oil the 26th OF last month"; and taken thereirom
coat, vest two shirts pair Of pantaoons and hand
kerchie The Court refused find him guilty of bureIs
y ous were unanimous in favor Of his conviction for
petty larceny They accordingly ordered him 80.
Heo. w: kee was fined $lU and costs for permitting
his slave to 60 at large.
VIM Cooper, free negro, vas acquitted of . charge
OF stshbng Jane. Madison, another free negro over
the forehead, with butchers Steel at the house O,
John WORT opposite the county courthouse ON the ped
oil last month or two other coored fellows and two
.hte men-woTt and his brother testified, by Madison
TO be present at the assaut-not one could be found
to corroborae his testimony in reference to the attack
Turner, slave, the property of Writ Robinson, uas
ordered 20 Tor stealing black cloth valued s25
and pair OF black psptsoons vailed At Sle from Dr.
Wilson, on the 23i Of last month";
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
From A + ( r Maxwell's Circular


From ( r Maxwells Circular
The arrivals from Ireland and coaswise during the past
week have been fair OF oatmeal. but sa Of other arii-
res From foreign ports have received 6oSO
OF wheat lo which 1880 qrs from Egyp 200 do of
peas aud 1929 do Of Indian corn besides 2io5
and loo bbls sour flour from Australia. The exports in
tue same time comprises 1884 qrs wheat los do
barley, 40s do OATS 500 do beans. 1904 do of Indian
corr $50 bbls Of Indian meal SIS sscks and 1909
ibis dour The trade here during the past week bee
dull aud prices OF wheu aud hour have generally in
favor OF the buyer Oats aud oatmeal have also shown
downward tendency; ludan corn has with less ina
qury although holders have lowered their preten>
sons. The weather has been broken and wet.
At this days market there vas fair attend ,nce Of
town aud country buyers aud rather inquiry was
experienced Tor prm. old wheat aud hour sales o which
were made to fair extent about the prices of this day
week. New English aud Irish wheat and flour we're
however, very difficult Siaid per 10 lbs and
lsa2s per sack decliuc on the week. OF, 10 slow
request al barely late rates. hut oatmeal in dcmaud
I'd per load reduction. Barley beans aud peas held
Tor .xrame rates Indian corn met with few bu, ers al
though offered at Is per Or decline. We quote prime
"hits wheat lbs 6l2s 81 per 10 lbs mixed lis sIt2,
III, red lis ihlls9L Prins Baltimore aud PailadeI-
pha Hour i+sa4i, Gil; Western Canal AS 0Ia4as per
b4rrel Prime yellow Indan ass aud white Ads per
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

Asroas o. sas sotioIroa o. sna rasA,uav. Afts -.
port OF thh oacsr shows ths, the whole nuube, Of suls
brought during the year under the direction Of the 3d.
lctor Of tho Treasury $685. that CT these 10 we're on
Treasury transcripts els Tor tho recovery Of ue. pen
aes aud foeitures under the revenue laws; la Of
mscciareous character; IT'S on customhouse
house bonds In Caorns aud for the recovery of land
purchased by tho United States aud reserved fr light
house purposes or these b65 Il appears that es8
have been tried and fnsy decided that 40 have been
either discontinued rcmtted by the President and Sc.
cretsry Of the Treasury aud that 9ol peudug
decided. or these undecided cases. sppears from tho
tables that the greater portion of them been
brought and the trial term has yet been reached
The amount OF money which appears to have colec
tod on suits brought during the year &sb III the
amount collected during the year brought prev
Gus to its commencement Ia tsss7os %s, making the
total sum OF 1881 sso 81 collected during the year. It
further appears that suits in charge Of the occ for
the recovery Of lands n Virginia and California valued
at over three millions OF dollars which In due course
OF for trial Tho report recommends the
ac,men oil Law by Congress authorizing tho compromise
ofjudsuents aud debts Of hong standing BALI. Ameri
rAn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

NARROW EscArE.-A man named John Cunnipph,m
fell into the Canal Myerss Bridge about O'clock
on sunday night. when his way bis boarding hon
not little intoxicated. young named John Bay.
", who happened to be psssng heard the spasbinp in
tnc water caused by the cIetons Of the man 10 sa
hiusei, and Immediately went to bis rescne lie sue
ceeded In getting him after considerable s1crons
This accident occurred precisely at the place where
Hughes was discovered on Saturday night