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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-12

AWFUL WAR News FROM WASHINGTON
cording to flaming despatch from Washington,
in one of our evening contemporaries of last
Saturday, we are on the verge Of war with
Spain, by land and sea, on grand scale. The
army and the navy are instantly to be put on
war footing-every available vessel Of war is
forthwith to be prepared for action-every pub
lie ship in our home ports is to stand forth in
expectation of speedy call to battle. More
sailors, more marines, more soldiers, are to be
drafted into the public service. The original
intention of the President and Secretary Guth-
rie, of reducing the surplus revenues in the
Treasury by modification of the tariff, is over
ruled and, notwithstanding the Treasury sur
plus is rapidly doubling upon the hands of
it all, and perhaps, considerable loan be.
sides. Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, and Mr. Dallas
of Pennsylvania, are going over to Spain on
purpose to kick up row and they will not
return till they shall have exaspcrated Queen
Isabella, her cabinet and her court, to the
fighting point When this point is achieved,
Cobb, Dallas and Soule are all to come home
together and we are to have instanter a
blazing war; beginning with the descent of the
home squadron, and ten thousand flibusteros
armed to the teeth with George Laws second
hand muskets and artillery, and resolved to
build monument to Lopez in the Grand Plaza
of Havana before they leave the island
Such, with little additional coloring, is the
drift Of the war news ofan evening contemporary
Furthermore, we are informed that the Cabne,
have been sitting" on the subject of war
message 10 Congress- and that we may expect
such firebrand to be thrown into the House
Of Representatives almost any day this week
The war spirits Of the Cabinet, then, have tri-
umphed. Spain must sell out her interest in the
island of Cuba at once, or fight. The Nebraska
bill having failed to rally the country to the
support of the administration, nothing Is left
them but the "hue and cry" of war. A few
months since we were on the eve of terrible
war with Mexico, and General Garland was
sent down to the frontiers to open the ball
That war ended In the Gadsden treaty. This
With Spain will probably wind up with still
more ride lous conclusion. Let us have the
war message. We cannot rely upon the buster
IT the Cabinet again. nor upon the manifcstoss
Of Washington letter writer's. Give rs the war
message.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-12

Csmeo-Dag uerreosyp~s, by Chss. III. Will
HANSON taller In Brooklyn, 2s9 Fulton nrses oppo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-12

way slNufeasrd II vii psy ,h,s any "a - wbs
ta rove tue ~ = two shiiiinz
sisrs las fr i's original head laart RI ..
prove that any nut tie present aat, d, anv
wtts4eyer. as had any interest 10 tho concern.
tn hat common with hrod rkmon Gu apg hui
Nssforts made 90 nisrerre odsr an
eucsmcnt 40 prove the ieper,r 4 pes,i1is
;. A, HOLMES, 80 srSaAway.
Rccs A. Co., 335 Drondssay.--Er seems vory
pls n,ihl. that tle a. "a VINCE for eertn
~ 81 % mett have taken all the la
tisr, ha- been - tAts nce they apanat thsir
new convenient rooms and skyghs at 30 Broadway,
orm,riy 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13

-, N,,,u scnco, Tpe S'N'ns ENS'Fs jvS''
a.. 40 s,,lA IN reference IL this Institution 'Nm WI wv
sseis Ne NAesme' -. A.,
sTNs rect term nae hccn one VI Wn"'nN WNsNtrN'
40, re,e pWps than any prcviors term, ana ret,s'
49, ,,, equally tSe INtgrnt parts Of The N.at'' Ne
- * eS,ngst aosire 1T The Executive Conn'oe ma,
49,. ,,rrgv should scea ,,s pfOparVNnatc Qa'ta Ut
800. rNl n,,tt wih hoffiy rCspoNse nom We ON RI
hs>. the matter Ia chSrSc Tor IN no othei w"N'n "
,,,t,,,~ ,tctiNc tNv NIL houoW ~ oe ihS'"W',eh -
~QA sytt llcssurc that Ne ANNOUNCE we aPp'.'"' W
- ~, 4, the dcnat,mcni ut che NaiVrM S'encos
M & Nnsawtn established rptaten intne'o % a'en.N
- ,>s,,.,s In me, tuiaenl IrSrc tc IA MY o con
'.,Sst,,e Ia ideas O. otlerr, uo u empoaU's -.
,,se es he position Nj t'te wno nes w sV'nS "''i
49, s,,,,,, with tNo tchoN es tsashor ~ alg0nV' Gu
. - s,,,,drA de ri,ncipalship vt Liberty Nor
k',,s I,st,a AZ ny, Sullivan County y
. ,'ea,, witch he V well qualified 10 ad''n Hui ooc
~ ~ p,,,u NtslN prove m'rN p"SSNh, Nh' !aNV
-. a. crr he hiss len Nc Nevolsoa N9'd "i Che
p.rse INunty hes Nctn slin,"''n m Wy t.',, y,
w. - T., ba,c the naia departments hloi by the
s,. !, he country Snj CmplNy certain nnaher 81
, ,,,s.,p. IN smaller salaries ne temporary IN.
,,,,,. hus 6tsire tAcm - salpN ho growing domani
M n k.tt,r pranoio the ,ods co. which ths Nor.
-, 500 VS., established, For iho information of our
- - ~ sshnln tie names Vt he Faculty ~ a. present
.~.rts,s Ssinusi n MoC'Wor,h, A. PRINCIPAL, end
sSse.s,r II NcrNl and Intellectual Science; cara ).
C,s, u rgnkssoy II he Natural Sciences Geo. .
AS,ss NVllcSs Principal N the Experimental Dspsf.
yerrt, Snfancr 4 Webb Il achCr Of Arithm9tic saG
E.s>l Ae>ssrr Y = kicc, Teacher nj foAmanNhr 70
t.lScr Mod reNchCr Of Algebra aud Grammar h",'
l<ih & nsrcc Teacher ct EosdOG ana History, Lp"so
INtfVp, Teacher OF Drawing aUd Geography IL "Vy'
,,s. a. ,lessurv tc spesk of tae progress vi me s
81 oar c,tv and state they, No the great paoho
A., ie,f scvrctS ~ pGSc AMI admiration
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NEJYYORK SUBSCRIPTION RELIEF FUND
FOR POOR SUFFERERS FROM FIRE.

To TEE PuBIIc-Tbe philanthropic and benevolent of
tbs great commercial emporium land who know 50 well
low 10 reward him that the distressed in the
dread hour of need confidently appealed TO in behalf
q that industrious without whose daily bors no
ey however prosperous blessed with opuence, could
long sustain such enviable position.
With view then to alleviate the misery and suffering
arising from the calamity Of fire compelled as we are alas
too often at this Indictment Of the year to bear wit
pses to the subscriber assured of success proposes
meeting Of his fellow citizens at the Mayors Once me
having kindly granted hs psrmiSsion on Monday next
Feb i3 at II p M in fdrtheranee of the above object
respectfuy suggesting follows The creation oil iuhI
Inv voluntary subscription, the City Treasury the pace o.
Sepos following interest thoreon) the Acting mayor tne
dispen.er thereof and the Presidents Ct the CITY in9r
spde Companies honorary Directors sub'cnptionsto DC
made in ore sum as well yearly, and always IN al
vance Then from the fund, each poor family suiSFIn
from fire by certificate from the Alderman OF the ara
sbouh be entitled to receive SIS and upward mere
iISn. would be IN "sass in their misery no pnonc
hecoa nor private charity ipportunsd, so degrading 70
the feeiings-or many OF our poor have seen oe,.er
Il" DAYS To- the exerons of some OF whom IN the carrier
percd of our City history the present generanon may
be lnrcey indebted il is TO be hoped the City Insurance
CoIn,anies viii be fully represented. 1900. ,o,xps
Very respectfully. GEoEOE hO"Hh''
Y.yL Feb 1854.
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FIRES
FIRE IN GREENwICH-sr

Yesterday morning fire broke out IN the building NO
4s6 occupied by G. w. Maref, bakery. The hremen
were room on the ground but before they could
the flames the premises damaged to the amount oil
about s2so insured for $500 in the Pacific Insurance
Company.
FIRE IN BROADWAY.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire occurred m
Q basement of No &c Broadway, occupied as resau
mt The flames were speedily eAtingulshed by the hre
en- not however before the promises were damased 70
., amount of about $3.50 The fire is supposed 10 nave
igina,ed from some defect in the gas pipes
Nearly all the fire companies of the district were on ''e
Ound and disturbance Of disgraceful nature occuea
tween two rival companies The row was comnen'"u
~ one company throwing stones at the othe anu 'oi
tine considerable excitement prevailed Inc
vas soon qreed the Police, who were on the groana
large numbers.
FIRr rs BRooKLYs.
On Friday night stable in Water ST between " ~n'he
ton and Adams cts the property Of Mess johnson anu
Anderson, WAS destroyed by fire together with
can bores The loss about s6Oe which there was NJ
insurance. There four animals in the stape " H''
time the fire broke cut, two Of which we're saved
IN JERsIY cIrY
Ere ,sa hsnging in thu house Of Engine Compan! W
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NETWORK Daily TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1854.

us State rs W. o. r 0aoT coun,rs vcrc unlimited 'r
eu.dcralon The pa Of lie HsS YorS Ciy insiia.oa,
boweyer sppearcd 20 moe rs views 81 The Assembly as
Tia best u NJ could he adopted hers. cse seF an inter
change Of opinion Comn'tse WAS apo Nec % prepare
r m ronsoernii, N M the next u>ests 'ca Is 70 'aAs
p.ee or "Wednesday evening Of this Toek'
Vr,ryy E,rr,nED TO THE PooE-irom the stats 'ni
Of tie supernen Mt OF the Poor OF this city Tor the mon "a
OF January last TIE following appears IS the sum OF 40 Z.
tnd,d toward relieving he INDECENT dlrns tna' Pe'0u
with ii. number transferred 70 the AmshoUse aud HOSP
tai The zunber OF p,rsons ,n. TO ;hs above ins'irons
hom tie City Hall 3s4 The number relieved Low
zeal esiIbAi0 sl3i isns losdS OF wood vA'le Oh
,,os,s given out sss7 burial expenses Sea so bssc"'
.sien ssnce and To- de;nes furnished 20 IS
srailes and FIVE lunstcs wsrc admitted to .hs asylum
OUTRAGEOUS Assault On Saturday night last as Mr.
Nichols Brewer Is reurEioe homessd ne was stecSed
vhen p.sipg the junction Of Court st. and H,mlsoo Az
By two rufians who feled him to tie ground with cubs
where L. lay scnseIa,s Tor time when he vas Is
covered bY an officer Ct the Third District Police who sooh
him TO the Station House On examining his njcrie> Il
ras found sat his was broken and serious bruises weTo
il fced 90 various paris Of bis body ltisno: known
What oAjsc. ne analani, bad IN committing the outrage
unless II vss 10 rob him The injured mar was taken to
1. Hospital Tor treatment
Mir NJ A W. johnson lectures 1t , p NJ to day. upon
Physiology and he Laws of Health. at Rev Or Lsn'in
Church Clinton az. Brookly,.
TIE BuHsIsG GAsE.-A fsrmer from East New YORK
was mr. IL Myrtle sy. few days since b. two follows
vhr d. Yer eteGss Of being drSvers Induced hf ny Psi
.ba ,entaous TO loan one of the party 600, with
which lie made Of and the o-5r followed in bis track
leaving e farmer to III, best he could OF the traai
action
ForSp - An ISszssIsLE CosDirtoN.-On S:trrdsy
riehs last the Police Of the lll5 District found maa
named James Burns lying in the rect in Perishrs con
atiou occa,ioned BY tbs co6 lie was conveyed 10 thu
Station House.
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WILLLAMSB URGR ITEMS

FIERY IND,Gv.rIoy MESTiSG.-A call hiss been nisie
ny some Of the most influential business men OF Hew
YORK for an indignation meeting in erence - the WI
iamsburgh Perry Company TO be held az tae Oieon on
Wedre Gay evening The object Of the meeting is for tho
purpose OF expressing aeF views in egard to me mfhy
brss existing IN the of this ferry, and also
70 make sn effort to bring about reform Several dis
treuhed ccu men have consented TO be present ald cd
dItss he sss, mtlage
C,goyERs IyerEsr.- Coroner Hsnford held an inquest
op Frtay ev sng st house in North Fifth st. on the
dsy' Vldist ae,th by disease OF The heart Deceased
was 4 naive vi Lelnrd 81 years OF age
Eorss RoBByRr-On Sa,u, DAY afternoon about 5
O'Clock the boarding hou OF Mr. T Waters in Firstst,
vas entered BIZ tact VIII succeeded in gathering up
large quantity wearing sppae belonging 10 the board
as ana s. IN change, with which BE maze his escape
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PPFvsrrR-On Sunday morning i2h February. SGse be-
lsyed we OF a sou \ brsyster aged 81 Jens
Tsrremsias Will De issea Conn .ciicss Or in'ermsn
L6OWN-ssurdav, Fob II, Willie, nsnt sou OF mos ana
&icine G. Brown, agsils days - -,,,,, ,.-,,--
tAHK- On saturday ai No SJWiow place bEo5ka
efcre sfin o John Barr ofst ChnOp hsns ""
CsNPB.LI-At Bethany Va recently, the Rev Ih0s camp
hen her cse1rsts3 Al lander Campbell aged years
Sunday the ~ int - A. ORA VI Hichard
Davies son Of sbsdrah Dassss Of Su,h wsies
siefai take pi.se from the Reformed Dueh Chnrcs
AsfsrA on 1ussisy the isth inst a. o'clock L ~ - o.
sEYAO R-Cu sunday ming Frederick H. H. sou Of u ".
J, bn sno 1sb-a Seymour assdG 'eassnd7 month.
Of the family fosp-c'iay VI
,ied 10 funeral from Grace Church. brooklyn on rs
S,v fsrpcsn st3 oclork wihouI further Invitation.
sHOTW JERICHO, L. on tic morning Of the liza Inst
Jo. ph OF Josrh D. and Anns a snotwc sEed a0o"f
,ssrs months. -, ~.
nj, ,s and those Of the GiY invited 70 attend tbs
fer nj on tbr lsh inst. 81 IA O'Clock, e. risho -
sVROh8- Saturday mofn.ng lh iust, insehpa Lloyd
IA bier Of rho n Osx~ood Long Island
euds Of he family invsdt Attend
her No Carroll place, 8seekefst On AoadaJ s.h
net so 81. ,,,,,. -
n N Il .,n I'd Mary hker IN tho elst year ofhs
feLds te family sro tssDsctn " ir a -
,tt,,d nes on TsssdAy fh at 2VcocS Lon No si'
without iuTiher invtslon
On Saturday,. ithinsi Asra Ant0inete WIG b roA
b. verb 10 The 9TH Yssr Of her 80. . H., A..
The r,,, arr In the family repeatedly invited 10
,tts.d me foper without further inv alton, from her Ia ss
dsper No Asdsens Tuesday, the ih inst at O'clock
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Jcr.ey City vas ds,o-erod to be FIRE at lse hour
on Friday night The cor, AMI fire cap rors consumed
and the ceiling was partly burned through, before Wa
eIrguisbed Il believed have been the vsrk OF sons
malicious person. Tho wind blowing ssoas at the
time and had Tie FIRE been discovered ten minutes Iaer ne
building together with tho engine. you'd have D'on
DESTROYED
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ICEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

S.rnArH ScaoOL ASMvErsARY--The Sabbath School
c,iI,cttd nth toe Wayne St Reformed Dat Church
.JerstS CITY held snniyersary last oTen' IN .a1
Chulch, ct which appropriate addresses wee maize.
VALENTINE FuR-The ladies Of the Second Presby
terian Church, Jersey City, Will olsn Far to day AZ
Commercial Hall Il viii close Tuesday evening WIKI
aeuvuor Post Office for Valentines will be open both
hNfIinls.
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r., -. r.Nnr ~ SAwlNRS-wc copy the following
r.,,r,.rh sr,sa Tie Grossr,lc $ Nosategeer as IL
ssy h q Interest to some OF The readers OF ii'S iH'
nm ~, c
NH h,irs IT William Sawyers snd Charies NawyerS
- / n RuelAna s,ne time between l''o ana /, o. and
,,,S a. Swh CSrohna viii call on Joseph Powell, ESD
~ t;rcsreSie &c they viii learn that they are entitled
a. lAc estate in wenty, which has been deposited IN
- HsiA 81 ENGLAND fcr many years IL is unclaimed
Ih.ir tsilors rSrc Vas nGm Sawyers their mother
N.rraA larsi W Nusl-
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BROOKL YN IIEJfS.

As,Lun FOR vaGRAsI CHILDRES.-An eror no" %
ing made BY number Of our most prominent eis1en' 70
ward the establishment Of asylum fer the
DIRE, constantly absut the streets Of the city meeting
in regard TO the matter was held in the Mayors Once on
F-ds, night and numerous plans d similar inoi.uiene in
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MARRIED.

. SiDIE-UICEs- At Plri'shurgh N Jso y, ID Sadie, or
B.rire4e. California 20 Mis-. Chrffi "a Nleks
NINSLOW--FlTCH- Fchvil-, Norwich Conn, On
Thurs . tie ~ iHs BY the Rev Mr. Aehspl Rchsr Henry
Vinflov Wesfpo-t Conn % Mary Etbbfh dtdIhssr oil
81 fhtr FIJI sh esd piece % An Fitch OF Ftlchyille.
EIIEIN2ON Ply Do Sturdy the llth insf, Al shsn
Psfst Chrh New Rrchcio by tho Rev. SLAYER, Mr. H. '"
Nitlnson !. Ne YORK Sis, u. Fly Of East Chesssr
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saI.s Of Stocks Mt Philadelphia

R,perted .s Tribune y ks.,. s a. Tsss s..,,
% r. q. 10 gi; s11 sehuy Nav g. "a ~ $1,000 Cam L
Imb Co. rs sfs 4 Rssdns r., e. 81 % ks:1iss n ~
r. 4s,i Il Psss R. vs. ~ 100 vienssg Isl 100 Neg
c,.sI G. !. Co 81 so New Greek Coal Co. b n 80 schsyi
IA, PED essh n sehsy Nav Pref 81 lo Usioa csss 10
To- Unisn Cans cssh l4i Harrisburg r K 81 rs nSr:s:ya
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NEW Arrival OF WET GOODs.-Heard, Clhpp ~
IN No 81 Grand rersisod from the wrecs % tae
sunesy jerome Jr pieces French ChIus "a Of
damafat { scarcely Damp
tt coat 81 Ind which they will sell brl per yEd aai
wsrsrt rom stains We Do 's' that ne abe
r.eSse hfu psnlsl IN the Of goods Also Ti'a
Hal beeads silks for Tsr yard worth nigh mare ti,sk
Cro D. Rhine Shifting L. DAa 81 Table u 2.fs u.s.
fauellugs 6s HEagD, clap Co. 10. sol Graad-si
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Observation-Disclosures rich, rare anil elegant.
se ard assortment which be sqlssd for 6eAut,
.nd taste For sale by Bgnce Brother No ia N.@su1t
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IMPORTANT 10 TANIEr.--Ih UPPUIIuIiI! y II"
of,red ladies' Fhis City and ia vicinity acquire psoa
permlsLr under tie nos. advantageous au ~
Gcl5 ninth No so Hoadssy has redaced NJ terms
full class lessou. from so 20 10 Inc nous ~ ~
II NJ oaiiv and NJ Wsdnsdays and friayA go
ex1usiely fur ished spai
r the clan The necorodston i9 pa
pupils uusqused IN this county - coVeE' every Ne
for elass irsTuetion 70 laaes
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The truly celebrated Siamese Twins can be seen,
Win III N. Other voudsrfo Hstaal Cgre the Broadway
h.lIgciie vhteut extra eAuse-
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CrNFRAL NEWspApER ADVERTISING

GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING HOUSE, NO.
Essu EevYok -yIscEs seEELL Isueees'o' 70 jules
Bennett ,,. ., rr.,.,3
Advertisements received ell oanas hroushous s n,a
States and CtrAdss and Inserted the lowest Taes AL Pae''
kept hle fer the Inspection Of sdsvrtssrs J., t..
References Charles Lasas Es kdior Of CorrSr aes E'"
uns; Ertstus Brook Esq Editor Of New York Express
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Away with melancholy, aud call on Smith, No 81
C,1aL near Broadway and ses. rom bis ssiort
rent $3.50 Vteupes fch Mt TO BE- had IN any osef
store the city, VaTyisg in price from cent to teS
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Valentines are well enough in their way but eiaoo
ts.ul and ,xpersve theJ DO oaea =
RoOs spiessis DssueiTeotype, for m the ls;s n AL
both .nie Call ct No. oS Broadway and be eonrtneeo
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Tou,s c ssSI,;''''I An TIE GAMBLER. OR

UECIE IOM ; IATIN MD lie UAHEI1II'i "I'
osr AND Wos-Thss. beautiful moral Drains - be per
rn.d Il NJ Purl,s National Theatre til. u and eTenlS
he Gambler O'Clock and Uncle Tom az o'clock THIS co n
neuees the 3 Of the N4onal o. is 1eriE
L
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Turkey and Russia is nothing compared with Slater
yures The former noise but the ls,rer dos
eueup lreusry his DssuersotyPe Valentines a. Nc "a
rfr-s
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ASTOUNDING CCEIOsIrY-The wonderful LilPu-
.1 Kfrg a. rnstrcsl wsorsd hu nsn being wslsns less
q e. rosre He be morning afternoon sHs
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SUPERIOR CoURT-GIszsiL Iras
- d "a. -.

In relation 10 the taxed costs allowed oy Judge bs
worth On the appeal behalf Of Aid 5tGIte,ss snd =
Ton this forenoo1 By NJ Fted before a
G,Ier Term for Of the decision Of Juese D. sas
her. be retAx on OF costs being special pcssd,as ss
he r,in, CIV entitled ne coss allowed ~ INC SSos
eteu vts opp.ssd BY Nr Hion, who eorencec ih ne
.ox - ~ Jr.e Bosvvrh and such - eoats
by he sscr Of ID. Co,t Of Appeals Decision essf'sa
DECISIONS.
John Brow er sS- John Lafsrse
Rsrcrt set aide unleii plaintiff dedaet So
POIsIs TIE ABOVE.
Th. VIVA Si,ugts in badax eentraet The So. eonslas
49,. 10 ,rfsrs, asd s- ID item Of ESQ which M D. VIZ a
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CRY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
Ffs~ Ossrtsisns ~ Standard TA-5Dsieys at W OLs~S
1854. JAM RM Bpm
FebruHy II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - ~
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Herr Driesbach the Lion King with hls elegant ana
ex;ersv. collection OF Trained Animals With the vonoeal L
King sis.se Twins and oaer Natural C1fS' en- &c
zen a the Broadway Aensssrie, No 81 Broadway
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fAisfTt sem \:
National PoIJTRY SHOW At BARNUIs NJ SIT

NATIONAL POULTRY SHOW Az BARNUIs MUSEUM
This the Ia ss novelty. Sac ons Poultry Society desr
mined 70 soIi Ee wish the finest )llssOn o. r1re costly
srd celebrated fowls eve America Tbs fret Anna. F1
dr at 1,-nrr. Musesra and Saturday
1850 eop had arrived Over go Esy b. expected ioaJ
ghy viii prssez. very Interesting sFht indeed Toe enormous
sbp;hsis h. Eg,ris ChtaronTt he wonderful Drama Fcoas
tie famous Ccehn Cras all ae oier eesbEites Ia the
ofrs tna American os all 70 BE- teen here a. glance
There se sem. ELEGANT szesF pretty wus fancy pEsons hand
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Washingtan Sentinel.
Latest from Japan.

The following is from the London Times
correspondents letter, dated Hong Kong, Apri
IL:
"The mail of the Oath of February is over.
due, and the outward steamer has been de-
tanned twenty-four hours as DIR. Bowring is ex.
pected to be passenger in the one to arrive.
" The most prominent and interesting intel.
igence we have to communicate by this mail
is the authentic accounts Of the successful ne
gotiations of his excellency Commodore Perry,
Of the United States navy, in Japan; and there
is great reason for believing that we may short
" have particulars Of the treaty and the ports
to be opened as on the 27th March, Commo-
dore Perry was to have grand meeting, nea,
Jeddo, with the princes and ministers of the
Emperor Of Japan, appointed, it is said, for the
consideration and conclusion, and most proba
bly, the ratification, Of the treaty. From all
we learn, there can be no doubt that japan
will be opened to all nations, and each have
the facility Of making treaty. The Unitec
States ship Saratoga was to be dispatched soor
after the 9th for Panama, to convey the i'm
portant news to Washington.
"The United States steamer Susquehanns
arrived here on the I'd instant, having left the
bay Of Jeddo on the 25th ultimo, and is to be
held at the service Of the United States com
missioner, Mr.. McLane.
"The ports selected are said to be Ozal1a, in
"a As north latitude, and l35 Is longitude, and
Matsmai in the Straits of Sangan.
The emperor Of Janpan was dead. A very
old man, but a new emperor, was enthroned.
The report given Of the Russian admiral
having made a treaty with the emperor turns
out to be unfounded."