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s.as wood and s1 Ss
ship saved ana taken on board the Us
sl. 1s sa am RIP " Monday
:, BAna M.I.T AND q Bath Which was ashore
loss na inst
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shs and
since The :unlss brig 81 Cedar
to Norlsans 18th ult leaking.
PsIa LLllE MILL, which went ashore at Provncstoya
harbor yesterdsy All the vessels ashore in
s ssss s % has
s:nsesy anchored ssSsd Ssnsssiss on
BaIo BLATcHAsD, At Boston from Cienfussos. had
osived Leg par. Of dec. load Of n'ss' and p
Sem IL Tsut from Boston for NsE Yosh
81 @
load, without damage.
S. OF s s : .s
vessel total loss part OsarEo and rigging saved By the
in the bark Stanley, arrived here 9th from
ing furniture, spsrs, sails, rigging and plank.
on fss d. While IN 81 GAZE ppa
tive of Sweden who was overheard drowned
Ship rrimountan. Rae from Norle.ns for Liverpool
sw Boston fer Calcutta March
Ship David Brown, from Baltimore for Liverpool no
Ss1 ass1 u s ss
BARI ferror Perciya csso for New Orleans Nov 20 lat
Ss f sns" sa ' jan IA 81 's
Bre "whampoa, of NYork" Feb 20, lat tx Ion 74l,
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La Duchesse d'Orleans.
barn Hsss: chineh. Islands and
DEnERARA-Arr Feb 8, schr Golden Gate Borden Bris-
toll, RI.
GoNAIvrs-In port Feb I5 briggs spitare (Br Mead for
Boston days Josiah Je1, Spencer, from PortauPrnos
GEroA-sld Feb 9, barKs N @ Hichborn Rsndeii, and
Maaeppa Beading Palermo 10TH Sulote Drnkwate do;
PEI. Sip ss...,. Morse LAYTON
Doty for Boston ldg Lady the Lake Duncan for So
yannah Micmac Aud Halifax Charleston; brgs
Mars Orb Crockett and Miranda Leslie, for philadelphia
Elizabeth, Doucett for Boston, do SID ilth ship Cen
turion Coombs NYork Went 70 sea 9Th ships Arso Sr
and Agamemnon (Br Mobile; 10TH ChAriotseHarrson NUT
leans -.
HAxASAAr Feb q briss Frances Beck Smith No
bile 3d. Marshall Dutch, Coleord PorLand scnr
Gage Charleson path bark Como x ~ IN
Lake. shute, Charleton 18th schr Alice BItisr
&th brgs John Bach Handy, Newpors sen Aidss naacn
NOrleans. -, ~. 49,
Adams CardsnAs briggs 0asce, Brssier 90 2ssn TIT
comb johnson, do; schrs Carroll nbpeM tcr harrns
toni Sarah Atwood Blys Santa Crus 9Th bark rsds
Sss sk th bark Gov Psrrs YORK, Bahia Honda briggs
snsgs, pyVs cAaylsstspi cAssusA ssass Berry cssds.
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The Temperance bill passed the Senate BY the follow
ing vote =
Ayes-Mesns. Bishop, Bradford, Butts n H. Clark,
W. Cark, Clark Danforth Dickinson, Dorrance, Field,
Halsey, Hopkins, lansing Monroe, Putnam, Richards
Robertson, Sheriff., Walker, whitney, wilams.-N.
Nays-Messrs. Barnard, Barr, Blakely, Brooks, Cros-
by, Hitchcock, Hutchins, Pa*t, Spencer, Watkins and
Yost--u.
CHARnAMl INSTITUTIONS.
The bills for the support Of the INDECENT blind in the
New York Asylum, and relative to the Seamens Fund,
were ordered to o third reading.
TIE coNrzum ELECTION
The contested of Messrs Bakely and Storing
debated and made the special order for tomorrow.
Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March Q, 1854
BILLS REPORTED.
For the relief of the Brooklyn Female Academy.
To incorporate the Merchants and Clerks Library So
ciety New York
hills INTRODUCED
To incorporate the New York Teachers Association.
Authorizing the consolidation Of the Troy and Boston
Railway with other companies.
NEW
Mr. SAVAGE called up the resolution taking the New
York Police bill from the Committee of the Whole and
referring it to report complete. Agreed to.
Nothing further of interest transpired prior to ad-
iOurnment
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.

ALBANY. March o. 1854.

--.-- AIHANyi MATCH 3, 1904.
PASSAGE OF THE LIQUOR BILL Efo
Mr. BROOKS, (wbig) of N, Y, presented a memorial
from ten thousand citizens of New York against nrob
btory LIQUOR law. The memoriass threaten to resist
the law II passed.
A heightened debate took place upon this memorial
when the Temperance bill taken up for anal read
Ing.
DICKINSON (Dtm.) of Steuben, moved to recommit
It, and insert December In place Of August the period
whom the bill should o into effect
The motion prevailed by is to 14-every Senator pre-
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MARITIME
NN>N~NNcNNN0rvvN~oNN~oN~
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-m DAY.
SUN msEe ........6 20 NOON SETS. ............4 %
SUN sETs. ...........6 OIL HIGH wArna. 10
Soo.aoOvNNNNersNNvNNoNN~O
Port Of New York, March Q, 1854.
CLEARED.

Ship Black Warrior (new) Wilson, London, Oakford
shin Ocean Queen Smith, London, John Grfswold
Ship Margaret Elisa, Adams, Buenos Ayres, DsFor.
shin d Forbes Ballard, San Francisco Ladd Church
ship Danube, Hill, New Orleans Shines Hufer.
ship Camden, Gadd, Charleston, Durham Dimon.
BARK Lleweiyn, Howe, Cenfuesos, Nesmth A Sons.
Brig Waldemar DAM Brakins Cork for ORDERS Funch
Neincke.
Brig Humboldt, Gem, Humacoa, D Broohmsn 4 Co.
Brig Principe, 6ilchrist, Neuvitas, Owen Son,
Brig AeDiAS, Gates CNytsaNh Nsspith aea.
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COAL.

DIED ASH al, sPoHN AND LRwrsEINs. BY
II the trade respectfully Sdsd that Tia
subscribers are prepared to supply IN gras Increased
mines at Bslmenl and Camhsla, On fAvsss terms de-
Mvered board vessels 81 Port Richmond OF canal hon
Port Carbon. y. TYL a CO.,
76 Walnut AtrAAt Yhdslnhla
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FUHNTTURE.

UNAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURK.-1rHENBA
~ STACY, 64 and SIS Broadway, who roeSd Arst me-
dAa from the Crystal Palace and Americas uts for tie
best suits Of sAamsed chsmbsr fufnituRs ~ ths pals
TO examine their extensive stock Suite MA nnftA
straw psiiiessss pillows end bsIb<sRA NJ 81
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Court Calendar-This DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-Crcnit.-Sa rs before
SUPREME CouK-Specal Term.-Part Frst-No. H.
Part Second-Nos IL a. 251, Of to o..
SUPERIOR C0URr-(Two Branches Mos. 400 545, 56S
ST. ST., $50, $780, 340 46S 81, 584 $780, $780, SOL 592
$685. s94, $685. 500, 500, 600, 1885, $50, s76 $685. 227,
532 A.
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Murder Trial at Hampstead, L. L.

MICHAEL Moor AND JAMES DUFFY ON TRIAL FOR
The MURDER OF CATHARINE QUIGLEY.
On Monday last, at Hampstead, Long Island, Michael
Mccoy and James Duffy placed at the bar for trial.
on an indictment charging them with the murder of q
young girl IA years Of age, named Catharine Quigsy.
The murder was perperated Sunday the 9th day Of
October last and then to conceal the crme the body
thrown into pond located Mr.. Dentons farm, stu.
aed the Black stump road about two miles from ia
maica where the body discovered day two after
by Mr. Denton. The whole matter investigated by
Justice snedker at the time which we have already pub
who had been under arrest on suspicion Of being tie
guilty parties The grand inquest Of the county subse
quenly found bill of indictment against Mccoy and
Duffy, charging them with the MURDER and they
on trial On the part of the prosecution, Mr. Ogden Ho
man. the Attorney General not being able to attend in
Blunt the District Attorney for this county, his
place Ex-Recorder Tallmadge and Mr.. Vessel Smith, Of
Jamaica, are defending the prisoners.
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Naval Intelligence.
Owing to the appropriations being exhausted log work
Of the Washington navy yard have been discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
EXPLOSION OF 4 POWDER MIL.

CrNcrHnArr, August "a The Powder Masasine,
at Maysviile, Nv, was fired yesterday morning.
when 500 kegs of powder exploded. and burned II
houses. The explosion took place at 2 o'clock on
rection The light produced was most brilliant and
singular to say not life was lost and but few per-
sons injured The citizens were 20 much alarmed
that some minutes elapsed before any one would 20
into the streets. The general impression was that
the day of Judgment had come. When the citizens
sailed on. they found the sidewalks covered with
fragments Of demolished houses. Tho property
damaged is estimated at fifty TO one hundred thou.
sand dollars. Only two persons were seriously In
jured. One lady died from the effects of fright
The Mayor offered $1,000 for information that
would lead to the conviction oil the rascal that set
fire to the magazine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Corre.popdeuce Of the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ausust Is, 1854,


CHAnLorrxsvILLR, August Is, 1854.
This morning the freight train left Greenwood
Tunnel at sunrise, and when Il had procccded
about four miles was thrown from the track by the
s,ruction which had been put there by some fer d
ke assassin. Large rocks were rolled down al d
placed upon the track and stills and rails were laid
Tor some distsnce-several hundred yards tt .
grade of the road 10 IS feet to the mile where this
shocking affair occurred. The Engineer did not
the obssructions until Il was too late to stop the
train. He reversed the engine and remained at his
post, getting Injured seriously. The fireman, q
young man named William Nuuually was instant
ly killed. The engine, new one, the William
Overton, which cos, about 5000, is injured about
81 500. Suspicion rested upon two persons living
In the neirhhorhood and they were arrested and
examined, but no preof has been elected sufficient
to cause their detention.
The scciden, caused delay to both trains the
down train about hours, and the up train be.
tween two and three. Passengers and baggage had
to be changed, as the trains could not pass by the
ruined locomotive on the track.
It is TO be hoped that the authors of this act will
b, found out and punished Yours, T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
THE REVA-

=
PHILADELPHIA, August 4-By the arrival of the
bsrQue Venezuela at this port this morning. have
dates from Puerto Cabello to the 18th of July. The
nsurrectionsry spirit spreading, and number of
encounters with the Government troops had taken
place without decisive results. A sanguiuary en-.
counter took place at Caro- between the Insurgents
and the Govern ment troops, in which the former
were defeated THO ho.tifity towards the govern
mont of President Monagas appears to be almost uni
versal
in the market for sale. Hides are selling at 164 cts
per pound. The crops promise fair yield There
is but little sickness at Laguayra and Puerto Cabelo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

ANOTHER CHLoRoFoRM CAsE-ArTEMpT AT Sc.
DucrIoN.-in New York, on Sunday afternoon last,
aGerman girl, about 10 years of age named Catha-
rine Hamp, appeared before Justice Clerk and
made complaint against DR.. Keller, druggist, in
whose employ che was a domestic, charging hin,
with having on Thursday administered, by rubbing
on her head and face, chloroform, and by causing
her to inhale II, which produced sleepy effect up
On her, and when In that condition attempting to
violate her person, which he was prevented doing
BY her screams, which brought in the room fe-
male named Marie Mertz. warrant for the ar
rest of the accused was issued
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

ACCIDENT FROM CAMPHENE.-A German girl, in
b''timore, on Saturday night last, 10 endeavoring
70 MI camphene lamp, while lighted, the iDaam-
mable fluid exploded, badly burning her neck and
face
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
THE INDIANA FREE BANKS

CINCINNATI, Aug IA The notes OF ell but fou
of the Indiana Free Banks were refused by tn,
banks of this city today, which caused considerabl,
excitement. The banks here will hold a meeting
ton GROW, when they will probably decide to re
ceive the paper for a limited time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

AkREsr OF IscENDIARIKa-On Saturday, officer
Woiiard arrested four youths. whose ages respec.
lively range from sixteen to nineteen years named
Claiborne Wilson, John MarymaB, William Bulger
and Claiborne Mockabee, who, IL Is supposed, were
engaged 10 the recent setting fire to stables and
aher buildings on Capitol bill and the island. In.
aeeo, We learn that one OF the party acknowledged
theguilt Of himsefand bis companions; and hence
.heir capture Captain Birch has named to-day
.or iurther examination into the charges against
l4M WV '3S'''f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
THE HARLEM RALRoAD sroct

New YORK, Aug. Alt 10 understood that the
committee OF stockholders of the Harlem Railroad
will report to morrow Ia favor OF endorsing the re-
commentator OF the Directors to acknowledge the
fraudulent stock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
CHOLERA.

NEW YoRK, Aug. li.-There have been II cases
and deaths from cholera at the Lunatic Asylum in
the last "a hours. At Blackwelrs Island, in the
same time, l8 cases and deaths.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

SAD FATE.-Capt Wooderson, of the ship Town
send, destroyed by fire on her passage from Boston
for San Frsncisco, discovered on the barren island
of Massapuero whale boat and the skeletons OF
two human beings. They had apparently been
there some time, and from appearances had evil
IDENTIFY starved to death They were probably a
couple of unfortunate deserters from some whale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
DEATH AT CAPE MAY-THE wEATHE

DEATH AT CAPE MAY-THE WEATHER, &c.
CAPE ISLAND, Aug. 1.-THE wife of Mr. A. W.
Tompkins confectioner, on Chestnut street. Phladel-
illness.
The weather here is delightful. The fine steamer
Tom Powell left here this morning with about 500
passengers
large chip, supposed to be the Philadelphia, can
be seen lying inside the breakwater.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

Mr. VIM. Marshall Mask, one of the gallant band
who defended the city of Baltimore, during the war
OF 1914, died recently his farm in Cecil county
Maryi nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

Hon. e; II Jansen. State Treasurer of Wiscon.
the burning OF his house, when the little Creature
persisted In the flames. has, within the last fort,
night lost, BY cholera his three remaining children
and brother and sister,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

DRoUGHT.-While we have been blessed with pc.
riodcal and timely rains, there are other sections
that have been suffering from drought. Among
them the region about Fincas,le The last Fincas-
tie Wing says:
The drought in this section still continues with
undated rgor. 1t has been so long since we had
sufficient rain here to wet the ground that we can
not now exactly recollect when it was. We should
think it would be altogether impossible to make q
fourth of crop from any of the early planted corn
II matters not what the season may be In future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
DEATHS ON THE CYANE.

BosroN, August IA The following deaths &C.
Cured on the Cyanc on her passage from Aspin-
wall Felix Howell, boatswan of Norfolk, and
VIM. B. Dobson, corporal of marines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
july II, 1854. " 28-lm.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-In pursu-
~ ance of decree pronounced in the Circuit Court
of the city OF Richmond, on the Esd day of Novem.
ais the undersigned therein directed, will ex.
pose to sale, on MONDAY, the 28,h day of August
next, at4 O'Clock. NJ one half of Lot No. n. ada
the city of Richmond fronting 65 feet and running
back 70 feet
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth cash; the balance
in six twelve and els hteen month"; with negotiable
notes. we'll endorsed, and the title retained until the
purchase money IL fully paid and conveyance d.
iy % THOS w BOSWELL, 8 C. R.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
VISITORS AT CAPE MAY.

CAPE ISLAND, August l4.-There are about two
thousand persons on the Island at this time. The
Mount Vernon House has about four hundred
boarders; the other houses have but fifty to hun
bred each
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

RosBERY.-Mr. John Marden, was knocked dowr
10 Baltimore on Monday night last, by three rufans
aud robbed of three $40 bills
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
THE OHIO RIVER
CHOLERA AT BUFFALO

WHEELING, August 14.-There are 10 inches of
water in the channe at this point. At Pittsburg II
inches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

DURE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
l. OF JAMAICA GINGER This preparation is
particularly recommended for the relief Of Indiges-
ton, Heartburn Cholcs. Pains from overloaded
stomach &c, &c.
Half teaspoonful after hearty meals, is proven.
tative against the Cholera.
1t is also highly applicable for children as well as
grown persons.
In addition to its medical properties, it is also
excellent article for avoriDg pickles preserves &C.
Prepared and sold by OWEN 3. HILL,
au II Market Place. franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS

RALEIGH, Aug Ia - The returns from the entire
State ofthe vote for Governor have been received,
and foot up as follows; Bragg, dem 4s, 500; Dock.
cry whig, 10000 1t ia the largest vote ever polled
in the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

NAvAL.-The slooP of war John Adams now at the
Charlestown Navy Yard is to be fitted for the Pacific
Immediately. 1t will take but short time to get he
n readiness.
The slOop.of war Marion, Commander Purviance,
was at Madeira on the 4th Of July. The day was
cele DRAFTED with much enthusiasm on board of her
and an exchange of courtesies between the Portu.
guese and Americans took place the OCCASION
The Marion sailed several days afterwards crui.e
down the coast of Africa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

SINGULAR The Patterson IN. j Intellipencer
gives curious incident of the late thunder storm.
li,tle girl was standing at a window before which
was young maple tree. Alter . brilliant fash, a
complete image OF the tree was found imprinted
on her body This IL not the first instance OF the
kIad, but II 10 q singular phenomenon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

The Abingdon Virginian notices the death of Rev
SAMUEL PATTON, of Knoxville, Tennessee, former
ly Of Southwestern Virginia, very popular minis
ter OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. He was
Editor of the Holston Christian Advocate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT,

M6AhNSaVAI ACNtOENI.
ABsEcoM BEACH, Aug IA melancholy occur
renee took plsce this morning, which has spread
gloom over our little community. A man named Nj
cholas Haze wasd owned while bathing In the inlet
short distance from the landing 1t 10 supposed b.
ventured beyond bis depth. and not knowing how 4
swim persisted In sight Of his friends powerless Il
assist him. He leaves q wife and FIVE children. Thu
unfortunate man was employed by Msssrs spans
Wallace, In Philadelphia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

,o rsom buEsos AyREs I'VE have adyicss to June
ien. The me.see Of the President to the Lesisls.
avg Assembly states that the n-w government pre-.
serves peace with the provinces OF the Argentine
Isnfederation but that no satisctory
s sa obtsinsd Of the dificuities with England
sIsacs and tbs Unitsd States. Acoording to the
essse Peb.ic schools have been established In ey.
cry parish Of the capital
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

Henry Colgare, second mate of the ship Huson,
was instantly killed on Saturday, in New York, In
consequence of case of goods, which was being
hoisted from the hold having fallen upon him. frac.
turing his skull and crushing his body ia terrible
manner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
TOR SALE-The House and Lot where

l. l now reside, on Church Hill, nearly opposite
Springfield Temperance Hail. on 18th st.. is for sale
runs back l25 feet to IA feet alley. On the Lot
there is comfortable wood dwelling house, which
built about three years of the best materials
and contains three reoms passage and good base
ment. There are also good garden, coal house, &c
am at home from about O'clock P. NJ, until night,
and will be pleased for persons to and see for
themselves The terms will be reasonable, ard mad
suit the purchaser and possession given the LIST OF
January next, or sooner. +. s. MITCHELL.
an Jn-12tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
AMERICAN MILITARY COMPANY IN MON
TREAL

MONTREAL, August 12 The people of this city
gave brilliant reception to the BeDnger Guard,
which arrived here to-day from New York. Many
persons were disappointed to see only about TWEEN
ty.fve members OF the Guards present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

BUFFALO, August 1.-THE number of deaths b,
cholera last week was ffy-eight; only three Ameri
cans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP CLYDE.

HALIFAX, August 1.-THE steamship Clyde,
from Glasgow for New York, seventeen days out
with three hundred passengers, arrived to-day tor
coal and water