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

CoAIrn.tiru In snail .croly bat soof ceiniaa 81 90
A. al ilt tC-s Liverpool Orrel a. % y, e-a 1o~ -
hghef 4 dsrins the week has ea doll ard nls9
,.sd 10 day when li,tie beeI seI9s "a, n -,
81. rriry for expert sies Of 90 bags 4 a. -
" ls.fy 60 Go Lssuayra &c ~ DO . D19s' va
70 ~ Ns-,esto lie 80 mas Java 81 l'e 49,, . ,,..
thout any quOabls advance tie ssiss sac oit As S
- private term 10 40
Enet 800 Co. G5tc 8 do. Poro Rico = 81
p.vrra At &c IN bond 20 DO Texas pirate terms ~
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Total 6eposits .Sfyh'W q 'V'tVVV
Showing decrease in the amount OF gold deposited OF
s5s COZ and an increase of $4,000 in the amount of silver
deposited in January, 1854
Thompson's Bonk Note Reporter says;
The Suffolk Bank of Boston threatening to discredt
xucb Ranks as persst in redeeming their notes in this
City" Ii is proper state that these same Bank 40 az
.o redeem in Boston Should any Bank get into squad
HE with the Suffolk for such cause we pledge our lnu
epce our Efforts and money if needed in ad oil 'he
oppressed. .,.. .e,,o N..h
Ne have report from Paris that the agent OF the Nash
vile and Louisville Railroad has negotiated bonds there to
The amount of s2,775,oO0.
The Superintendent of the Bank Department recon-
mends legislation oprevent the abuse othe Banking Law
nv the establishment of individual Banks OF Circulation
We should recommend legislation to prevent the issue OIL
circulation in worthless bonds and mortgages Kepeal ths
permission to deposit bonds and mortgages and let United
States Stocks or New York State Stocks only be received as
security fer circulation There will then be little danger oil
kss to the public The whole amount OF Banking capital
in the State on the 18th September last was s7669s'
against s43Ol9577 in ls43 and s47779727 in 1850 The
total circulation outstanding the LIST of December 1853
was: ..-,.
BANKING associations and individual banks. - aS59
Irco
Eipeteen charter banks $4,000
az a,s "A,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02

FLOUR AND market for Western AMI State Flour
opened under the influence Of slight decline N
feigh ana heavy a. - ~
Is Safe demsnd ass prevailed for future delivery
and the reach 600 tbs - for state and - II
for Ohio demand and uuseti ed with
sales Of 25O bbls private The sales o. western Cana
1880 bb -clding 20 fl- future delivery closing
81 ST So State aud $9G - 5 for naked
TO fancy Mich good Ohio Southern Focr
aher tsr although holders hr ard DO rot pres on
the Hsiset the sales 100 bb so e lS for mixed 70 GOOD
straight ora1es baltimore Alexandria Rye Flour aud
wanted sales Of srperne $6 ca De s. IA Corn AsA
cuiet a. > for Lara We
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Rerrfpt. of PrO..uct.

o. Err Rss e. bbs Flour IS pigs Ashes = 10 Noe 80
a. P,cviLrs SO bars Ga les DO Cora 4D do Rye, 30 Fk
pv,,,r % DO PovieHs sizes Leather 80 pkss Lud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02

SIsrUHE ALMANAC TITS DAY.
Svx-Rkes..... y Sets....... - A1cn.ens .H IA
Rigs WsTEk-.....rsts
sandy Hoot. ...lC5m Gov island. il5m EEL Cse liza
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Family Marketing.
Wednesday, Feb l
~ Ia

The following table gives the Retail Prices of the prne
pal articles Of Farm Produce in the City Of New York
- 1.
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Arrived.

Bark CsrSaee of Proydeuce Argu shanghai sept a. With
in 10 ver wish sick crew sept p; passed O s. ia
bas Hickory ard Br baEk ses Weh DO Tor London
,teers has ben y days north ofBernada win
Bari Psehsi Morn c.pi1 sicily s. day. and G5'Tnls,r q
bark Bsbdo OBJ from 'e 0fFanee 80 days cut boando Lon
coz b.s I Bocseinsnn lDuh) DehlOH Bordeaux days
vito brandy AID wines 20 Funcke Meincke
Bsk Edad Penon APaaonieos Jan H. with cotton and rice
B.il May w.ldobOrO 5sy Palermo ad.ys aud 80 day.
Sc raised bark mary, of B'son steering NJ b ne
wind brig Fanny vi Z lsiAadJ Ron C'ns ana
BIZ ocesS Bird Atkinson 50 d,ys ,nd Bonu, DAYS
weather Tre,io1 putting Bermuda lost sails 'Pi sa VS.
Brig Queea Ether of seNsport Fendeon Manzsnia . lays
sehr Fish si Pl mouth Mas McKeunon Johns. r. Jan
20 vitl sgssr s,1 nolsses to AaiSnd Phslg - IN as
On he night oft6e III Inst s. So spoke snip
P'd be name to t the pooH1 ~ S iron .ogt
tIg Fuses Helena Dgteb GALLON Potensen Aneidam !, as
lesy cher d95Ss the P1ss set ' s' S /, a,, with
r biis irI 49, 70 o. e : q we,s'pser
Fs his Brj Lorway Sidney days with coal The
Es cibto Rico p dy.wh coffee and los~0Od
BIZ. 81 ma of Eivorth) Foster Nassau Fla. with
lumber Jrh Gree Tbs has experienced heavy weather
schI cfDqabuy HoTe' Wilmington days wish naval
sebr Pbete Am tof Brootsve Js,ksonve II DAYS
Giehrst The P A has esper.en'ed heavy
schr splendid Cihe Tanne rom B bris Henri, Pole ou
GlffEO
remains bit the all gone tn expected 1le "e4a
or remains favorable che will be ia lew DAYS
Sehr Hamilton Dayton Ellsworth days wA Hour 70 S'ise
SER 8skr Baker Fredereksbus7 days with lour AM corn
to W. IL Newman 4 Co c-,-
ham.
BOYD ssie in 90 with bt "Aren sre~sts
lot owe deck James Hill coored seaman Of BALI
SIR RenmcpG Hsrris Richmond days with aOlr to Chas
Pierson 49, .., -. 49,. -. ..
Nee sdy Mot / Co $50 IA, ,
setr ". R. Germ, Eye Ehabethpor bound to Boston
sAILEDshp Java (shale) for NewBedfcrd IN TOW of steam
tug Iisn.
BFLoW-Ship Creole Pierce New Orleans Jan H. witt cotton
asd rice " T. Frost one brig unknown
WIND-Durins the day Ss.W.
Gore. French Chief and John Smith I'd do Of the ship
reported lost nome passengers IN the
f Ocean Bermuda and arrived this port Yesterday
The bsrk Chde Harold from Newfork bound 10 ivani whih
vessel Bermuda in distress condemned aud sold
From Core spondent
PHILADELPHIA-Clea CLEARED Fec l. steamship Deswae Clark
New yo brig Mansfield Hodgdon Cienfuegos schr Mail Grow"
ell, Providence
BY Telegraph.
BOsTcE-Arr Feb b,rks Tally Ho Table Bay; Applston,
n Charles McI4ushln Glasgow
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GAME

TIE ab0Ve markets are cartIuIy IUNe y Ut IOVl'5
dealers at the Washington Markets
J. NJ FuILEs-stAnd No. loI, Butter. Cheese and Lard
J. PACKER 4 SoS-Stand No 6. Poultry and Game
RYSO-Stands Nos q and 8 Beef Mutton Veal ~.
FuLIEK RASD-Stands and City Smoked Hams Bacon
BsefTO
u IL sRoAs 8 Co.-Stand No 4 Fruits of all kinds
I ID HIScox-Stsn6s Nos. II and 10, Fish dealer
C. Z HARRIS-SGld No 81, Eggs Cheese, &c
pRlSXER-yeSetAbes ali kinds Country market 10 Font
OF No lOl.
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GRAINThere has been Wheat offered bat prices shove
holders and the absence would be uo
Rye lower and brisk request export with little here
bush 81 $50 81 II stthe Railroad depot and o.
delivered and for haeh delivery private Oats arr s
freely and with limited deand price, are lever sales Of Jersey
tSd5e and STATE and westc 545ie Corn TO Sc
ter chipping hons inquiry sale.
cso bushels for damp Jersey yellow tiasl 6 a new
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BY telegraph.

ROsTcG-Ar Feb b,rks Tally fO, Table Bay Applston,
BetuoIe IS Kelpe Pasno Charles Mclaughlin Glasgow
Life Boat Portsu Princes Howard and susan Se"-forki
steamer Couqueror, do -
CHARLE 81 OMAN Jan. 81 brig Amercy, Boston, schr Har-
NEwoRIEANs-Arr Jan 81 ship srena and schr R. J. Msr-
Ger kew.York
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ALERT II. ElcoLAY. Auctionser
IS and BONDS at AUCTION=ALRERT

Albert II. ElcoLAY. Aucti0nser
STOCKS and BONDS at AUCTION.-ALBERT
~ II. NICoLAY will sell THIS DAY. Feb I2t O'clock
the Merchants Exchange for whom may
$2t 90 Lyon. Iowa Central Railroad Isl Mortgage per
Cne bic Bonoa due IN 1873 interest PAYABLE seuannusy
the Bank Of tHe Commonwealth In NeTfors lei June and h
Dec. $I0oo each
SO 90 New.York Railroad per cen, Convertible
BoDSs due in l Coupons attached psyable in February snd
August ich g. oCo each.
IS Erie Railroad percent Convertible BoraL
due 1862 Coupons payable In January aud July each
5000 Harlem RarOsd lE Mortgage per Bonds d.e ia
1851 Coupons payable In February and August sl 600 each
-lt" bBnalo coming and Ne~iork Railroad LIST M0rrars
cent Convertible Bonds due 1851
annual IN NewfOrk ist April and let October $50
roV Stale Of Car0rnls cent Bond due IL NeyYOrk
lso interest pye5e IN Nework let January and LIST July
el,sS Aston Ma'usi Il'uranee conpany Scrip Of 1881
30 be sd without the JUS; to DO paid III INST
8 shares Ocean bank. $50 each.
90 shares East River Bank. So
GshsIes Chatham Bank as each
20 shs-es Island City B.nk s25 each
" sha-es Arctic FiIe Insurance Comoany, SO each.
~ shares Peep es Elre lniurance Company so each
% shares Ihhdsy. aalIoad. $l00 each
- shares Ausifeiisl steamship Company $40 each.
y snaIes IN pEe stone Dressing Company. 800 each
l0shsres Gr,c Steam Sugsr Refining Company $o1 each
L shares Mon rcn Company. Sle esch. $500. -,
shares Aes-fork Snd New England Telegraph Asocia'h -
each.
50 shares agara Fala Hydraulic Company. $40 ssch
$50 shares - Lawrence Mining Company SIC each
5,tto shares NauderbuFg Mining Company SO each
TERMS OF sALEIeD per cent this Day and ne os.,I "a
morrow The accrued Interest al The Boads VII DC
the purchaser.
holds regular stoeks aad oher s,cuE..
MONDAY THURSDAY Of each week AZ the MefeAA-~
E1ehange. ~ ~
AT private ae great Railroad bonas b.aA
Insurance and otter Stocks Once, Ne. 80 WALTZ H"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02

New-York, Feb J. 1854 GEO A. HoiT, Treasurer.
ORIENTAL BANK. February l. 1884,
4 DIVIDEND of THREE and ONE-HALF PER
~ CENT has his day been declared PAYABLE the 10th inst
w. A. HALL. Cashier.
The Transfer Books viii Be closed from the sh the 10th
both Ia Inclusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02

OTTcE Ro KY BsE MINING COMPANY.
No 20 MerchsnfS Exchange, Sew-York Fej l. 1851
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDEkS.-Iake notice that
~ offes per upon The capital Il the
ben levied BY re Board OF Director
II articles Association. payable Zlst February
the specified tue shares Which payment
required with all previous thereon shall be
fosed Association bur 10 order lGt iers residing
City EewYork may have the benefit Of tho fall tins
three grace will be allowed hcm The Stockholders
requested surrender the old and
b order OF the Board
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,ur quarterly reports were

The following table viii show The amount Of the crcu
Iatng notes outstanding the first Of December 1883 OF
the nineteen incorporated Banks the charters of which eX
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Markets y. CASArVl1y REPORTED FOR The N. 7 TRIEusK

AsHESThe market trm Tor fos az - st AA4 oe'e i0f
Pearls; sales st SC . q SO 81.
COTTON-The market Is steady The bSsuess 81 Today Is
70, sx,o,. $50 In trAasiu bales ........ 81
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Total.
This shows increase OF s3,4946s4 as compared VITA
the CORES pondiDg date of the previous year
The Capital Circulation and Specie OF the several banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02

eoe, French Chief Mate and John Smith I'd do of the ship
Ts Shanter before reported lost came nome PASSENGERS IA the
Iriq Ocean Bird Bermuda and arrived this port Yesterday
The bsk Ch6e Harold from Newfok bound 10 divana whi;h
vessel rut distress, condemned aud sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02

~ ne'i this dls !. was unfnuol'iy .
Eco cd Thai he Capital s'cs " as Bank BE- Increased ~
iii. sand lsr,r collars carly pratcie
that hoS o. that puosc Be opened In the ha1tnt
room o. the dtv OF March next
shsreicder. * sing ca iav Of March herstI
notified that .hcy will entitled % hs stock pro - D 's
from h.t Gate and portca q thai snail nol ave Dee,
sfsn by h,r 3l Dos tao will te cold public 40, q Ia
Orange Hoie he VILLAGE Of New5gryh Monday Mirch
1851 BY order WEED tnhief
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From u Core sponden
PUILsDFLPHIA-C ieqrod Feb. steamship Delaware clark
New yok bs Mar.held Hodgdn Cienuego chr Mail Crow
pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02

nINIDEN D.-rLo Directors cl ;he Manhattan Llh
IL Iusnsuce Cor,nsny have th dsy declare ms sA semi
cent and -ri'nnta Dsaend VI = Pc,
cent ttvable On and ate the l5in FEBRUARY, proN a.,
They have Dee area Dividend 81 ~ ger cen ~ n'l o
Tie ucie add rs rer esut hold snort term Fo = ent
td 90 he sarlo Pocy holders viii sNe Irir D.dens al e
C. \ WEMPLE. S'cr.tary
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dividend NoTrCE.-The Trustees Of the LA

= p,il-rl IA no pei CT oa p Pos pevt S.r.hAls,
30. srarfs ecc-tsd 80 fhr ol cs q he rt1f 30,
u rh. ca cc viii fscr thr Dsg sns 1s &c core
49, Il .if ..s i. b. o. SO Il. ..s. athlls =
.n W n 1911 )rSt.
H. tDGNGe, tFr-rr
81. f..lHn
Sew.Toss F.a liH A.lJJot.
r.,s g., rss METROPOLIS 81 tasers- AEg-ioag jar 4(
vl,EI BOOKS OF Subscri ion Of the Capital Stost
~ ~ losrficu H 'h~ rrrrsss Of Is Caitsl Of FOcl
my DRED THOUSAND BOLl..o. vii b open q ther B.I
is Toeu. a. he -e s.. tLl si rc1n 0pa nati iAetss
fieG gp
nHENIX BANK The Directors Of the pa.sr
p.,t bc,. charter viii expire IRE s Ja1parT iSs h,
- ecirr.d isi nd --el Pr cent ~ Foa -
-. ftrss be ~ rs tter fhr Isf f'y 81 ifnaR
Il a Gv nracr af lto 3nagd p" H@A'Sf o.
Ne -iors De 81. lsa
pnFNlX PANE The Tru rss - D. lis fheni1 s>as -
=. - s,,i--a IN DO ~ aerrhV give nosc- 80 80
10 h. so, AAasfs t-r .sse sspFesso ,'e - ass
srs III 49,. re- cent 70 '1Fs VIZ olslE per con- ~
m .,o rr re it:a dsy Jsn1ay aad seven per GER ~
Tiios TLsScoS Trss-,
HENRY cAHY , ~ ne 80
JOSHUA j. hrNAT, >Pagaia aa-k.
J.r 81 eSl
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oFFtcE or MlssEs DvNc,v SHERMAN co, sssksr+
Fg'HE COUPONS due On the 10th inst, 90 the AL
4 LfGHFNY COUNTY BONps l.sued TO the riftslarSb "A
steah,pse Karao Iempanl, ~ b. pad Presentation t u
cg;rs "a -
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o.rlrs 80 flir sARMEss Lo,S AID tsUsr Coss,Ns,
No "a Estbaas.- Misc. Ngw-i pax. Jal = ~ (
T'ERRF-HAUTE sud RICHMOND RAILROAD
DTyTpFND Dividend Of sonr Pr cens has been iaSas
~ a. b. 81 ichroud B,lscs3 Company. Els -ra sal
s-tp strs receive their dividends on sd sle IL
ss.h Ir.f AZ tti. of'ce go. , FirCH secretary
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-12-06
For the Spirit of Democrac,

" euc SpiTIt OF democracy.
Mr.. ED1ToR:-l was conversing to. day
with an honest man, who earns his bread
by the sweat Of his brow in summer. and
by hard work and labor in the frozen al,
ef winter. He was speaking of the high
price Of provisions. end informed me, tina,
with much difficulty he had accumulated
twenty dollars, and paid it to one of his
creditors. But fifteen dollars of the, a.
mount were of the wild.cat currency OF
Indiana, and returned upon him as per.
fectly worthless.
81 have it in my pocket now" says he,
shut man might starve with his pockets
stuffed full of such trash.''
Now in this state of the case | have
only two questions to ask, Why does not
the legislature of Indiana send the scamos
who issue this trash to the Peniten,iary, if
the lloosier State has Penitentiary? And
why should any man in Ohio suffer him.
sell to be so far blinded by political preju.
dice, as 10 censure our last General As.
sembly for endeavoring to exclude the
worst and basest and foulest OF that trash
from circulation in this State. E.
WooDsFIELD. Dec. 1, 1854.
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Prince Napoleon had arrived at Con.
stantinoPle, and was suffering from iniu.
fries which he received on the 9th.
Gen. Browns arm was amputated.
The Russians had left the heights Of
Baiaklava. expecting re-enforcements-
The aiiies were continually reinforced.
Steam frigaiss had arrived at Bauerin 10
convey 1000 troops TO the Crimea. Lei.
ters from Constantinople Of the 9Th statS
that 5000 French had sailed from thence
Tor Crimea. with favorable winds. The
Sultan had degraded Sulsema .Pacha com.
mander Of the Ottoman troops 10 .Crimea.
The Turkish man.ofwar Abadesehs
foundered with the Turkish Admiral and
700 men on board.
An Egyptian frigate was lost in the Black
sea.
Miss Nightingale. with 81 nurses for tho
hospital at Scutari had arrived at Constan-
tinople, on the 9th.
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From the New York Herald.
Letter from st. Dominro. &

arrived safely here, in this City Of the
Holy Sunday, about a week since
find great political commotion in
regard to the American treaty, and as YOU
know me to be a man swho would moth.
ing extenuate or aught set down in malice,'
! will give you an account Of how sffairs
actually are here, as have learned from
the best authority. It appears that Gen.
Cazeneau, Of Texas, shrewd, intelli-
gent man, has arrived here as Plenipoten-
tiary Of the United States, to make trea.
ty with this Republic, and which trsaty
ought to have been made years ago
Well, the treaty was drawn up to the com.
French and English Consuls protested
against this Government making . treaty
with the United States different from theirs,
at the same time presenting q letter, from
Emperor Soulouque, stating that he would
not allow friendly intercourse with the
Americans, also threatening this RepuL-
lie that if they did sign such a treaty they
would withdraw the meditation, and let
loose the Haytiens upon them. Tell me,
where is the boosted protection Of our
Government, to those who would be free,
and their opposition TO Eurepean inter.
ference in the domestic affairs OF .the
American family7 i also understand that
what has created great excitement here,
and great opposition to our intended trsa.
ty. is supposition that we want Samana.
the finest bay. probably, on this aide Of
the world llss ss gss
1t appears that the frigate Columbia,
Commodore Newton, and the sloop-of.
war Albany, visited this bay, and cerisin-
ly took some observaiions--the same %
English and French vessels Of war here
tofore have; but ii such had been the in.
tention Of our Government, Commodore
Newton would never have been 80 stupid
as to 60 there; and, moreover, il We real
ly wanted it. what or who can prevent US
from taking il?
Go where you will, you will always find
British interference and intrigue at work.
| have heard ii said that the Americans
only wanted to make a treaty here to
make slaves Of these people, and really
the ignorant portion of the community be-
lieve 1t. How preposterous and absurd;
how small and contemplate are the means
used by British emissaries 10 prevent us
from enlightening these people and teach
ing them true libertyi
The English and French have clearly
shown, from what learn, that they wish
this weak. little but valiant republic under
the dominion of that despotic negro Faus-
tin the First. and hope his title will short.
ly conclude with ''the last, While these
phiianthropists, as, they call themselves.
are circulating the highly embellished and
costly bound fiction OF Madame Stowe,
(and all the harm wish thai lady is. 5thst
she should be obliged to live in Hay,i six
months. they are actually protecting and
giving and to barbarous set of brute ne.
groes, whose acts, from the time they be-
gan to govern. have been Of the most bar.
barous, blood thirsty. and atrocions kind.
against the whites. and particularly sgainst
the people Of this. republic, who never
offended them.
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2 Saturday Evening Post.

* This paper which has been established
pvsf 50 years, offers great Inducements TO
subseribers the 2resen. year. Arrange
staisntsaars made Tor contributions from
Mrs Southworth. Grace Greenwood, Mrs.
Dennison, Mary Irving, e. L. Sproat, Mrs
Carlen. Fanny Fern, and others. II will
contain the following novelets and stories:
SID Weeks Of Cour.ship, by Mrs. e. F.
sCarlen; The Fall Of the Wyalusing, a
4smPsrsnce story; The Oneida Sisters,
I Snd The Nabobs Will, by Grace Green.
: wood; New Series Of Sketches. by Fanny
Perm, Markihe Sexton, by Mrs. Dennison;
Nancy Selwyn, or the Cloud with Silver
Dkining. by Mary Irving; and Viva. by
Mrs. L. d. e. N. Sou,hworth.
xsp IERMs-sa per annum in advance
aOns copy years for IS; four copies /
year 85; eight copies and Ito the get
tsr up Of the club Tor BIO; twenty copies
1sand ! 10 the getter up OF the club Tor $50.
ii;Address Deacon& Peterson, No. Sc, South
Fhird 81. Philadslpl,is.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-12-06

Great curiosity exists to learn who
will be the next Governor Of Utah Brig.
ham Young's term having expired. 1t i.
generally believed that a Mormon will
not be appointed, and any other than a
MuFmon would meet a very unfavorable
reception. They will strenuously endeav-
or TO make his administration unpopular
The Washington Star says: None
III . man OF great emphasis Of charac-
tee win take the place, and those who
ihsve the disposition of it, will be exceed.
jn9ly careful to entrust its duties in the
hands Of none but gentleman of well
tried and surely proved discretion, firm
Noes aud character"
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Annexation Of the Sandwich
Islands.

It's announced in the San Franciscs
Times that every obstacle in the way Of
the consummation ofthe project of annex
ing the Sandwich Islands to The Ameriosn
Republic. has been finally and fully sur,
mounted. and the treaty agreed upon; be-
tween the representative of the United
States and the King and his Council, in
all its details. This fact il il stated. i'm
duced Gen. Miller. the British Consul Gen.
eral, to seek private audience with the
King. which was refused. lie Subsequent
ly. however. demanded and obtained !. .an
official audience. and delivered an ad-
dress or protest to the King and Privy
Council, against the annexation Of the lsl.
ands to the United States. ss;a5ss..
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State Banks.

Six Of the Branches Of The State Bank
OF Ohio have given up the ghost. Tho
Licking Branch Bank !; the Cuyahoga
Falls Branch Bank the Commercial Bank
at Toledo the Farmers Bank at Ashis.
buls. the Mechanics and Traders Brsach
Bank at Cincinnati. and the Akron Branuh
Bank at Akron. There are about thirty
remaining. II tho living Branches adj.
minister honestly upon the broken estates.
of the dead. pay ell their bill holders, de-
posltors. their railroad. pork. beef and
stock speculations. and meet promptly
all their own liabilities. the probabilities
are they will make nc, dividends Of profits
this year -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-12-06

&EFhs Washington correspondents, OF
soma Of The eastern .papers. some time
since, announced that change in the Cab.
inst was wsscontemplaied. The repor, is as
oertained to be groundless.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-12-06

According to the last census Of the pop.
ulation ofthe Republic OF Mexico, the en-.
tire number OF inhabitants is 1858 ,395.
According to the synagogue rolls there
are more than 10000 Jews in the United
States.
Jenny Lind lately wrote TO a Boston
friend thati. was notimprobable she should
again visit America.