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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22
NO NEW BATTLES BY SEA OR LAND.
nopAaLE MELTING OF THE
OPPOSING FLEETS.
COTTON UNCHANGED.
G o n s o L s 8 8
nE.psTrFFs SLIGHTLY ADVANCED.

By The arrival Of the L. :. Mail steamship Franklin D.
wouou ESQ, Commander, this morning, We have
rs from London and Southampton 70 the 10Th and iaNEe
ssh Inst. inclusive.
lie Hermann arrived off Cowes at midnight on the 9Th
h. Amer loodin, az Southampton she proceeded 10
snen on the sih
he Cunard steamer America from Boston ana ha''@N
shcd Liverpool on the S;h
Ne news brough, by this steamer j. OF an interesting
isse,er.
among the Passengers is W. ID. Cuetc Minister from
sCouft Of Spain TO the United States; aso Mr. WnSow
'secal bearer OF dispatches from the American Minister
sksdrid TO the Government at Washington
her details of the bombardmcnt of Odessa had been
seycd The Russian version s,udously omits all the
Favorable features such the blowing up Of the maya
be- and the capture of the ships. The Russian com
sa1or states The affair the part Of the Russians as
sGant feat Of AIMS and adds that decorations had been
oved upon the several officers who distinguished them
srs in the action. The Russians acknowledge four men
aed and sxtv-four wounded but credible letters from
Ne Of the inhabitants state that 300 killed 100
sSsly, and 800 slightly wounded. No official accounts
ID ye; been published by the British Government, as the
Sys,ehes from Admiral Dunlas had not been received
v were hourly expected.
hsppeors that tie hos;l,es against Russia are TO be
ered out on much larger and granicr scale by the
~td Pcwors and the Pans NoaHcHr OF the on 'n-''
saources hat the French and British Governments nave
eed in the adoption 81 al the measures o. p.ecau'on
,.eh the Pcsen may render Necessary VIM "''
wet the Emperor has decided on the formation OF Nv"
s&ls The fri Of 100 900 men, will be cs'aoished ne
'eh Non,reuh and -; Omcr, and the second OF 0'''V'
S.i Asreinc.
'ls Eng!sh Government on IL side, says The Nom
49, "e preparing troops and feet capable oil tran''
h' IN case q necessity, the forces necessary IA nc
49, 1. Black secs. III, Tme' hint that both keYoi
~Aasngsas orc 20 be occupied ard M Gull o. Fin
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IMPORTANT.
POSSIBLE SAFETY
The CITY OF GLASGOW.

j he following is telegraphc dispatch per Frank
N, from Richardson. Bros. ~ Co. OF Liverpool, TO
I sruel Smith, Liverpool and Philadelphia Steamship
rhpaDy, Philadell ha. twas put on board by }.
N Croskey, l.. :. Consul at southampton, as the
Qhkln was leaving CoweF.
i y 80 4. W-The following ID Geographic answer
In Cork Only to-day captain of Baldaur-
kl 2l lat. As 80, Ion. 81 "a, two miles distant,
wryed steamer hull and funnel black inside drab,
sde boxes yellow; foremost, foretopsail yard and
Ia: nothing On mainmat, great beam. strong list to
Iyt, no people no smoke, heading north; altered
hard Baldaur: steered there--saw biscuits, boxes,
}da observed that bark was alongside which steer
l1suthward.
Hno other steamer is missing VIC think this Is
In City Of Glasgow. 1t was a likely place making
kx tie ice to the Azores. The masts and sPars
asr used for iirewood and the bark steering for the
s,es as the steamer being then 80 days out, would
short of provisions. The spot is only about 4oO
nj, from the Azores, and due south was the course
vue telegraphing for further information On con-
grafton. we think all or nearly all are saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22

WH,r WoA,s Has DosE.-Mlss Caroline Pumner
died az salem he 18th inst the age Of - year, She
va lady II fine talents and requirements, numbering
among her friend, many the most distinguished Of her
ftow-cizeIs. She for many wears inmate Of the
family Of tie late DR.. BOwdiich. By cogr-e Of gd
economy and se-lenia she had accumulated fortune Of
slONoCO BY her viii she bequeathed more 20 public uses
than has been left BY any resident Salem VIZ the
-rm Of els 600 20 Harvard College 20 found professor
ship q the heart e for Moral Philosophy the sum Of
500 70 the salem Ainensun and after other private
beu.ss the residue of her estate which Will probably be
about : % 90. to found Farm school az Salem.
Boston Transcript
IroRrASI DEcI.fOS.- TIE Zanesrile C0srer OF the
lodi .avs The m0rng Judge sjilwe decided thai rail-
rosd companies not liable for damages 70 persons
Who were hurt By getting of the while IN mo-
ton suit was brought against the c. o. x. X. Co. By
al individual who had he leg broken in an attempt to get
uton The car. The decision Is important one a. msny
re!.ous the habit OF performing this dangerous isa
KrIEfyG A BESEFACrOR.-Our readers VIII rec"iiec'
that about four weeks ago NJ. tOvngton a'ts rs o
l,n'ly assaulted by desperate calling hnl'ei IN.
Haw kus, Nk.ls kitai sAortEg hsn re ray 20 49,,
Doh. irricng several severe wounfs upon M -. -.
since that time h. ha- been suffering from me
vet.r!sy sno-nlny when be did Hawkins y -'l 10 81
.ld l.s care ~I he cent al oEee ue.'i - ~, - ,-.f
Mr. Watt va y esnao.e ci'zeH .n-''' 49, '''i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22
LATER FROM HONDURAS-SET EARTH
QUAKE, 81.

An arrival from Honduras brings jose Barremdia Min
lister TO Wahngon wife and Don Sotero Lasso Sec
rotary Of legation Amony Edwards of New-Iork; Hell
man Schmidt, of Brunswick. Germany; Charles Folen
ard Miss Folen OF Omoa-al Of whom were en- route 10
Washington.
Mr. Edwards is the President 81 the Honduras Railroad
Company. He brings intelligence of the surveys of
route from Port Cabao through the State of ST. Salvador
TO Port Union, the Pacific. distance of 300 leagues
which are progressing end indicate that road can be
built without any serious obstacles. The summit the plain
Of Comayogua is 6s5 feet above the and the har
bors The gulf Of Fonsecn the south and Porto Ca
bao the north the finest harbors in Central Amer
lea with ten fathoms Of water on the bar in both.
The Congress at Honduras have ratified contract grant
inc the company two and half millions Of of lands
TO aid in the work. The country through which the road
will pass Is table land, mostly tiubered with pitch pine
and healthy.
On the 10th of April several earthquakes occurred in
the State fist Salvador Weneh, DESTROYING The capitol
MANY Of the principal buildings and about 600 families
were buried For time previous, rumblng sounds
were heard and the ground appeared 10 roll Ike the ea
under the weight Of the buildings.
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DaunsstiC i,Orts.

ALEXANDRIA-Au May -, bHs candsce Matthew. Bastos,
,,hrs William Wallace, tBr sharp, 81 John b. Elierpnsc,
Pendleton SD scbr Edh, Cosei Boston Ar 3lth.
,br Ann D. Cchet N.w-lOIA sd steamship Martin Holman
Preston Boston. RainbOw mn, dol sehr Rough aud
R,,dy Psrors do; Joseph Oucst, Achison New fork
ChARLEsTON-ln the ofns May 10, ship Wateree Hammer
Iyer,ool ships Della Mars Norton Lyerponi Hathaway,
Breck Ames Mckrlkr do scr Mary Jane fbrt Asrry
bahama Island Went schr Lebsuah, 8eyer Boston
GFORGETONN, C.-Anr pfsvous TO May ~, Pacific
posiou .ch M,bOune HiN. sewYOrk Cd schrs Msnsl IA
Ter " sdeboo Ellen Meunan. rroti Bath; Jacob William,
Mathews buryrort; iluminaor HAvener Waaobo0 Ms
gos ooeT seapo; Acium tosetf, Bto Beronda, Potter,
Newcastle.
MOBILE-Arr May IS ship Isaac Bell Johnson New Yors barb
ak. BlTketi, Boston sp posees ooiondnna rabresss
Maau4ss oh L. Jones Gregory Boston Cid bag Julia Ford
Griffin Providence.
kORFOLK-Ar May 49, schr. Moses q Leunsd. Pierce New
eok Hudson Rosi, on, James River bound 10 Bath, Ne
NEW-ORLEASS-Ar. May 10, chip Assandhsn Cooper, Cor
dn WI bsIk Golden Es, ThomdAe Bordeaux brig Adams orsy
Henry Havana an. =, =,
RItHMOND-An May 10. schr Agnes. Dosns Haif.s, y
Sid brig JOIN Rio GLsnds schr Hanover "hpp@
New York. scln , tK,,n, M'kssp. do
sAyANNAB-An. May IA, bars saranae, Hay Charleston
WILMINGTON N AR May 49, brs Ellen Hayden, Marsh
Cafduas .ch Golden Huie Nscomb New fors; Mary
Y Pierce smith Boston; Lo New forsi brig tootisr
Went Nsy ~ schr John tahoun Dos
ton found up. May - brig onvsd, tBr Pearse from
Ne~Ion En- Cd III hns ,haesfod rst'anssl Trpor' Ne
sshr Johu A. Taylor aike Hayana Ansene Blackwell New
R.dofd Eug. ne Parker Boston, Edward kdder Tyler New
York 10 schr Chaes Mls for New York, and
Ma u Cloud. for b. lfsf Me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO.. &c.

FHIT tDtIFHINf Nf0IIIHE, VI ~ I-7f'
AZ a meeting OF the Stockholders of the Pennsyvania
Railroad Company this morning, the Board OF Directors
mi uted port relative The purchase Of the main
Inc ,tn'inc that would be required for the
mo,a and repairs of the Road and Canal and they es
nat, he ionl value at only - 900 OOO
takes ground against the purchase the rate
Of go 600 COO specified the minimum price in the set
Of the l. gi-atur The report referred to Committee
of the Stockholders TO report upon two weeks hence
rport was also read from a Committee appointed TO
Writ Chicago relative TO the application of the Ohio and
Indiana and Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroads for the
iniorse meut of their bonds for hafa million each.
Tie report recommends the aid but the Board Of Di-
reotors adopted resolution that in the absence Of author
ty given by the Legislature and in the present financial
the present time.
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Pn.-sngers Arrived

Ia coss.a Fyont.a fro. Har,wm inov i,P-ei,l s-af,I
a. Sis'. sud Nm I.sn Bearer y Dateheil j.
H. ip Mis- smith Mn " WAtsrnal ilsnuiar i.iy
go ~ -rsr NJ <-rou~ Selma and child kit4 A.
Sesrn srd lsev M N. Andeuon. NJ Anderioa A
sd ADV Csuf Mrv and adv Mad L-Esrd aud
Isss-se M-sse .srce Fanu- L-gsrd- Az Lez.fte
Las Alan Ccuu. taco e. ". Mara aLd idy. A H. safA
lin Nnrra, NJ May Ms Beaefri oos-- snt Id Rem
I'D Ind adv and ady, MI Ls,lnser b.Ner &
Kao,dieE .ni ADJ Lans1h n ~ s..an 'o9n
Ms Mis- -ecatgf-i. AIN Mllherseu Js
e.. Ne and adv AZ adv A q I9r Mann O. rsazs
A.. GI.. NJ Mo1ier Mi-s Mozer As Er.iere New fork
r " Ob,Tteufa. c Mccarthy C. Je+res fEade pas, A2
100, .Ft m children ~ Arp'et0L. C-rordge His1
M.hg i.dv ~snsee. D-xsr-e. Newark D. hl5sty y.
81 K~rse Ke.-e l. K--e SsW Hassa; Bgsch ~ No
-,-.v P,rd vi. n Norman Recon Mad DAu51ne FFsuce
Irirs utrt L Po.ts R~ien.ch Ale aide GeEeF [ De.-r
r. bereeh Cshsrne Ei H.t1inE koha T. hoan "er,a-
- lsv C,-ous Estnre-r Yeas or Ai-'r- kE-0. Lon.
R!cta.c enhsus g. A Hcchset-~r Ns ao.. 90 2h
s.ir,et y D T.r.y " T.sa. H. bs-rl.n. =. Becker J.
si-sbl sr6 adv Jacob Marref N0nl-I Germany - 10"
iii Geo sGy, Jane BeiuJec John Connsy " n LAX
sr5 m, NJ Sander NJ T. saunders n. >ss-a-rs w
Pr.riiee AZ did No sn-iE-l5o IN a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22

Shin Narssr, a Amery shields a. g. coal g. ~ , W
N.y.r NAV lat 8 S. - q, spoke br shp hol ifom
SIN ds crbec May T. the BANKS "a" large naooE or
iCei.rgs.
nd and oh Vt May, "
- ~ nun5sr Of cchctg Nay ~ % miles East
sandy Hook btik p4uchita. hence bound >.
shin ut ubutg iim N,ler Hamburg % de mise and 82
ra., 10 r schmidt May |. lat Is ~, Ion y - spoke
H. .h Hindoo for Quebec. May lat "a H. Ion
a ie Br ship snb ON Liverpool bound y May lat -
u IN % TO- hip CLAIR from glasgow Tor Boston The
q has eArer.icsd heavy gales fom WNW 10 Wv hsd car
lied away usintorss yard srt sails, &C April "a in at " 10
m A. wa surruunded hed FOR four with
- 9th comp any had to seer a houn sV to clear ~
one berg 81 mmsrs size.
ship sharon Ids March 3D. mdse 20 " Lyinxson
shin Asnea schiller b., Apr 10 mte and ~ psss
10 O.hs Co. May q lon Is. passed several icoberss
Ha. he'd nod rate weather all the passaE,-
Sehr BIsye Lowell, Boston, mds bound 20 Albany
schr L. Kelley jordan C.as d. lumber TO Jed Fry Co
Thsfi- Mex, frVyuc,to~p IDS, hsh
sch MOI Jr smith smith, bound " Alexandra, Va
soop RHODE bland Hull PfOyd,noe. md,e. u MISTER
siooi Washington Smh New London ads. oil % master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22
uorsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tie House went INTO Committee u lie Wh0Ie on the
Nebraska bill
Mr. STEPHENS Ga moved 20 strike out the enactng
cleuse a, w Ing HE intention be 10 cut OF all amend
t and having the bill reported 70 the House and acted
men Time enough had been waited
several gentlemen amid considerable excitement,
dec.arng that course violation OF the nights OF the
nlIno .ity.
III STEPHENs> motion agreed to-lO3 to 22-
may Of the minority refusing TO vote.
Great excitement eHsued.
lie Committee rose, and Mr. RICHARDSON moved
the previous question.
POINTS of order we're raised
NJ. IiINGLE moved hat when the Hou-e adjourn il
adjourn Il! Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22
THINGS AT WASHING Ton.

Go.T,spera.re. 81 III Ccur'er nd Etqsirsr
WA.HISsros Nav 81, 1854
paI;G! caa,Es O. the opponents Of Nebea-As Sas ne'i
la r. chf Ahoai cns-'hird were Democrats
NJ. Dean. soa Eo:cssed continuous opposition, hut
woul- not sdcp. fscfi,u- means.
Mr. Wheser Hard Shell OPP, sd the bill on principle:
a. an infamous violation ii .be Compromise OF l-50 and
of he pledged a between the North and South. aud -
Z cross outrage uron The Union men of l-jJ. lie would
Get with all tre opponents 70 the end
M Hes;eE " h' %: Pa. said the bill in n;ng and
tree, erous he North. II would cru-h Democracy in
Peln-yly sIia. but b. could sanction lc:ou- opPos
ficn.
The Caucus adopted 10 definite resolution
Mr. Cutr- viii no; -ulmi; h. contemplated substitute.
Nr. EdgeTion # Chic DEM has another amo nincn;.
after hs substitute now pending designed to raiy the
D.Iocracg 81 tie Noril-N,-i against the bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22

very firm Bacon moves freely, AMI the decline i
ngy arrested Lard in good demand q, previous prees
Manchester market qu;,. and prices unchanged.
London Money make: easie- Consol. ro-e - -. IN
IN consequ nee % the Chancellor Of The Excheo1er Bad
get IN which was Announced that no loan ". bc rod
for war pmpose-. Th, income tax i double. Tie malt
tax IN England lrs been la-sd and duty pHi
London Corn market Is down one 20 two shilling.
American ELorR salable 1t previous prices. srs.E ez
cited at 70 two shling- advance. CoFTrE inactive.
ssLrTETEE advancing.
ANOTHER ar7otT.
In the London CoHs market, on ,he I'll. WHr.I le-
cined u to q y quarter Foatag cargces Of foreign
WHEAT also were sold - quarter cheaper American
Flour salabc at tho lately rlucei rate cay
30 for good, aud - 10 - ior extra.
Atthe Liverpool CoRs market the 9Th three large
attendance Of buyers with active demand for WHE.T
at the exrcue 1rce o. the previous week and for Flour
at Cd. per bb decrease ISDns CORy in yrea, reques;
at spvance. Prime white American WHEAT y TO To-;
middling quIlifes and red II 10 ,oll- Baltimore AMI
Philadelphia FLOUR, 81 e to g. We-tern Canal, % :"
$40 Ohio, 81 to 39e Prime white or yellow ISOr,S
CoHy, 3 'G to 80 per quarter.
Tfere j. fre.h feature in tie London MoSEr market,
but increased = reported although the discount, Of
fces were Offering q I, The .u amount Of sub
scriIons for Hr. Gladstone 200 O; EXchequer
bonds had DO; quite been made up. The rate OF TX
charge on Paris and the Continent exhibited marked
improvement end the efux Of gold was likely 10 cease.
Consols last quoted - having risen considerably
tie 9th in Consequence Of the financial statement OF the
Chancellor o. the E1hequer and % the certainty that 10
loan j. contemplated.
With the exception Of Birmingham. the accounts from
tho manufacturing cities showed considerable dulness in
business. 4, Manchester prices declining owing to
increased productions and the general inactivity Of the
be 'r] foreign trade. At Birmingham the orders for
H. ed lRoS continued TO accumulate, and there
liant e'nploymcntin other branches. Al Noting.
honi cry limited business passing.
In SrG.R considerable excitement at a rise Of 81. to
81 per cent CoFFEE inactive S.LTPETER advancing.
In the Liverpool CorToS market on the I'll there
good demand sal,s 600 bales 1000 speculation and
for export ot prices well maintained On the 9TH fir
business done prices being unchanged. Sales 600
bales, J. 600 being for export.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22
EURTHER FROM TEXAS.

B,LTNORE, Monday, Nay =, I-'F.
N.w.Orleans papers at last Tuesday are ut hand.
Ga,,etou dates OF the l3;h inst. had been received
A. extra If Tie San Int0niO Ldgcr OF The -th states
that q Government train had been attacked lear Fort
Ewel hy Indians, and nye teamsicr- killed me lndlahs
aso ,ok several ieansers prisoners stole al the mules
ar DESTROYED the wagons and contents valued NJ >5oooV
Tl hoGs Of the dead ,oamsters had been recovered,
ard aIes If kitemeu sent in pursuit OF the indians
sro,on steiner Was still in the hands OF the civil au-
ihort,s and the Court Martial would probably ADJOURN
without attempting lis trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

BALTIMORE. May Il, l-5i
The Cloyies'oH Courier publishes letter from Mexico
date don the 9Th inst which states that Santa Anna had
reached village near the city. where Madame Santa
Anna had gone join him. The general impression in
tie city that be had re;aken and gasoned Acapulco
and that he had reopened communication between the
Capital and that port.
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BY TELEGRAIH 10 THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
CAUCUSSES on THE NEBRASKA BILL.
WAsHrsGToS Nav o. 1884.

z
WAsHIsGTOS. May q, 1884.
Cucusscs OF the friends AMI opponents Of the Nebraska
bill held lest night; The opponents OF the bill deci
dd to avail themselves of every honorable expeieni to
prevent the question being taken before the time fixed FOR
ticking Up tie Pacific Railroad ill "Wednesday. The
opposition appear to be well organized and determined.
Everything promises some very exciting scenes in
Tie House The friends of the biz more
euine their opp0nents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22

WE.rERS S.BB,TH CONFERENCE.-The meeting, q.
Chicago H., organized happily on the morning Of May
T. with perhaps 200 enrolled members many Of
whom were cergymon, and the majority leynen with
few women The Convention embraced all scots all Ie-
ermred 10 act together harmouicu-y assist Ia securing
q day of res, 70 the laborer.
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nR MAGNIN,s LuCINA CORplAL.-The grsat

II liz.
~ of The human system The only positive cure fo'
The loss OF MusrusI Erersy fhyc sud- General Prostrston
and dese connected Win
tn Price - bottle of two Tor 80
Onice No. 81 " Guen-t.. near Greenwchs -
I AIDES MUST LOOK PRETTY, they cannot
II this world They s know the fact, and
thu soccy sh0u that thfOng ths Of
Dr. GOuRAUD u Waksrst fret trum Broadway for his
incompatible Cosuecs The blonde and the bra
d ard he al NJ DR. DOUhAUDS
INDICATED SOAP VEGETABLE ROYCE, LILY WHITE,
body aid The toilet tabs Of
LIED with the useful compounds
COURAUD For bsBiss The and sotenns the
skin this ITALIAN SOAP hes 20 eqaa In the world Assn.-Cs
st Boston Bis, syhBsseld Green Worcester Mauy
Buck. Hartford aud Druszi-s generally
MRS ALLEN WORLDS HAIR RESTORER 10
wi no, sHAIR DYE deleteous nsredn I,
the Han however % its original color and
ths sight hove II
aptf the Hair will 1 original color
darng IL By invsorsns the SKIN HDses
tod s. snd roots Of the Hair prevents the Han ifom falling
bsdns. ADD d1xnss headache precipitation
sTORER pr title Que u generally snoash for year.
For Gale the Principal Depot No.
issbefht No 100 Bo-eryi No 9 Wssh
Acs 1872 HJ Broadway; No 10 Asto House. No
rs FULTON At, Brooklyn
rCRUssES. -REMOVAL.-The HULI.Y TRUSS
i OFFICE bern removed 10 tho PRIVATE DWELLING
No 10 hITE>T doors Of Broadway The P9TlOrs
hed the reception Of Lsdss snd Genensn add
psced The charge Il COMPETENT male aud female attendants
Hernia Poapsus u.d Buffers Improved spnsl unbcs
Lace SfokiBss Sc hand and made order HULLS TRUSS
OFFICE. No 81 Widest FREDk n BUTLER, Proprietof
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LOSS OF THE STEAMER GARDEN CITY ON LAKE
HULON-THE LOSS OF THE PROPELLER KENT.


Tie steamer Garden City has been wrecked on Lake
Huron having run lahore The passengers anu crew we're
all saved Size was a new boat of medium SIZE owned by
Edwen Bania h Co. OF Buffalo and with the exception
OF her machinery and furniture which will be saved
total Total loss.
Tie cargo Of the propeller Kent, previously reported
4, royed by fire. valued at from 5000 900 to $500 OOO
Fx.iresident Fillmore reached home on Sunday morn
irg IN good health.
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,n,ll.eION. 10 rHE RAR.

,DNl-sION. TO TIE BAR.
II, following gentlemen in addition TO those already
published aer duo examination, have been admitted 70
rrectice a. CounseiloTs and Aiiornies It Law William
+. Robinson. James Eschwege.
court or COMMON PLEAs.
The General TIE IN opened this forenoon before judges
u. c4.- .-FU a NJ 81 were end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22

humiliation ann solemn prayer 20 Almighty God for the
OF her Eaes,ys ssains. the Emperor OF AZ
the Ru--ias" TIE -. yotnr Ere Pass express tAc
hope that viii worship pretend to worsliP
Almighty I'd at the tddinr Of h- s,ilow sorm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22
NEBRASKA ABOUT TO PASS.

Speca Dispatch 90 The y Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Monday, May %, lcd.
Stey hens OF Georgia has succeeded in cracking the
slave-driysr's whip over the House. The gag has
been applied ard the Nebraska bill will pass in few
hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22

Arrived Livsrrcc III ship " ndser Cas;l@ L-ly
Atsschcc.. L Hsr-soa Pr sfe plis A-I iver 81 N
p loek Sworssas; EnslsHd liots ken. and III
saith Ssvar1.h, William Eeteth Chares-l. A-KsDt-r
Goa Bs.isuorc Llber. Join Y T. o. the sh John kl
i.d.e NvIosk william ArllscAlco-a s.rias Nslos -r1l
Nta Osl-s1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-22

HuLw.Y PRoJE,T-Tk, R>G ar contains uo.i.e oi
e.tuc Il '.s c.tiLeus Of sl.waik UIrln Co.. Ohio.
= further ,he rroect of railroad from Ceveiani to ii
, ia the former place.
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FATAL. ACCIDE\I

BOSTON, Monday, Nay r I7Jf.
Cyrus Lorop, proprietor Of the Hopewcl Nanutactur,
ing Company in Taunton and a well known citizen aged
20 yeGrs was killed Saturday by being thrown from
his carriage.
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7 oNG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Leave Brooklyn a,

II y. Crsenro FREIGHT :. y A " Or HemP-te.t
u. f1f Farllnrdsl- for JsnaicA r II o. " ed
. flasdale u, rs-urn Nsnt and Tar a.
> ~ Fof iarhsrk Ssuri.y as Il Leave fsrhsnt
Nea s6i4AA g. bfoosyr s.-- 0s.npaf q 49, II -slt
: An Fam ussz- - 4 g, i-5o VI he1--rr l-sA 4
: y Jla-a--1 (, :. - Is " ~ Up y
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N4RLNE JOTRNAL
FORT or NEW YOR
Arrived.

L steamship Frs.kiin. wO,on H-v-- cove. Aiy H.
a. 10 rs Lvl1rston o. ta- -isf n-t 4coS
- Nsu-rctet >tcas ia thics foE With lie
er an Pern u-her yese susfsl.c any dsnaEr
a. IS 20 a. .on - Frsnsn psss-c qrtr
Of c-b~rss eo4ueEfy dssyed s-ri y ho1n ca Ter
B.fs Mssnchs lofEsw-Htvenl Whrsy rom P1-c. E -.b
iusf susar q Ho-cakis- & Bros d Se~ Hsre-
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AF.srp.Y ORDsRGD.-I Tie kosq. "l-e''. - -
tain. proclamation from his hi,sH.l-s - -.
Cr..f q the P-ovoce OF New BH.ns"lek *,
-l,,;r ,h,, the 3ls, day My BE- kept = "a q
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Forei-n Ports.

A, Ntysgrsr Eth NARROWER Duel fr S-E lc.G "a
tf. sfe Ne for New Harm Do chr Mar. { Ames
Ns1turvr disx Oh. bra A 1.c D1Efzr P3lce
slh d. io NJ haven; Ss scar Nara fsTrOw sPeE
N-rs- lcrk
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEW YORK.
Cleared tits Forenoon.


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