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reduction II the minimum stock for each individual
from 400 to 600 france.
We have minimum stock, which all ate general
~ obliged to put in; but according to the principles
OF Tie community, fraternity and equaty, each one
should bring al that he possesses; this IL the rule
ard every one Is bound to declare neither he has
con!e rmed to i. However, certain That some
VII deceive and lie to us in holding back part Of
what they own, ana then what viii folIows Would
is moi be folly TO engfae if VIC continually trcmie
Tor The success Of emigration! To deceive and to
lie i 70 hc degraded IN ones own eyes and TO be
exposed 10 expulsion and CONTEMPT.
In OR desire 10 facilitate tie marriage OF young
icariaos Possessing more good qualities than for
tuae we have decided that lcaiian gifts under six
teen years can be admitted without being obliged
TO put In any stock.
Iowa fou know that Icaris vas first founded ia
Texas; that IL vas only accidentally transferred TO
Nauvooi that il vac only established there TEN
TO tlsrsicr 4 10 Iowa. directly to The west
OF NsuSoo. We came 10 Nauyoo at first
because i bad advantages il vas near the
Mississippi, Ans Of healthy climate aad With
good aoil, cad had numerous vacant lod ding hvuses
which were abandoned by the Mcrmons three or four
years before. We could not remain there because
Of the proximity of the town, and the Injurious eli.
feet that the old social organization might have
upcn oar communism, and We were therefore obliged
10 let our farms. THIS provisional establishment
wss also subject 10 the sreat Inconvenience Of obi
eng us to undergo great expenses Int now we
GOO iowa. n, afer niy prescription Of 1852, aud
my return nom France, We had had tho four mil
IONS tbht The rhaaDsterian School asls--or one
miLloo, Of even less-xc would have brought from
france large hunter Of vcrkmen, vino, Joined
WITH Us, would in two or three years have ptepar-
ca the cultivation and dwelling houses for million
OF people. We transfer our communism to Iowa,
s.Te!s htepiog Nauvoo as q provisional stations
noylaats or prefaratory stage before entering on
ute OF communism. We hare chosen the
county Of Adams, in the state Of Iowa,
between the Mississippi and the Missouri,
near little river called Nodaway. Wehsyc brought
ans paid for sl2 acres Of land coveied With wood,
ana ne nave the pr emption Of l,760 acres more.
In tae month OF Jure last we had there sixteen
nen and three women, who have already prepared
nsrvest TOT this etRscn, who have constructed
twenty buildings Of wood, and who brought thc.e
some horses, oxtn, cows, sdeep, &c--sbout one
hundred IN al. We will send, on the 9Th Of JAY
inst. Elk more men 70 farm and 20 build, one me
chanicisn to establish NIL, and Eve women, With
eighteen ado itional head Of cattle. We viii send
In tie autumn ana next year many more Of our
cattle. In this or the next Jesr wd no and choose
spct for az Icaran ity, add to two or three years
we viii al take our departure that Ia 70 sag, that
sfter bait OF Eve or Ak years We will again 20 for
vsio upon our mission 20 found communism for the
Sstrces q ne world snd humanity.
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10 this city, % friday morning, July =. at haifpas
tNelyc ociocA, DNaos E1IZ.ysrI. eldest daughter or
sna 16 DAYS.
TIC relatives and friends OF the family, and those OF
her brother-u law, William Crane are respectfully In
'od 70 attend her funeral ct two O'Clock 70 morrow AZ
teInoen from her lato residence, "a Delaney street
o. friday, July ~, SARAH ANN wife Of Le,i Hsyer, In
Tie ienes and relatives OF tho family, aud the mem
bers OF Tufeka Adxc No. III, o OF y. - also the
members Of National Hose Company No "a respect
funy invited to attend her funcrs at nine oclck 10
morrow mo- ning, from the residence Il her husband
$40 Greenwich street
California papers please copy.
On Fridsy afternoon Judy ~, at three oclocs in the
f5sh year Of her age MsRaAaE7 .ife Of william Colon
The friends q the family, and the members OF the
Christian Mutual beneht Society No 3 respectfully
2s Beecbcr street goner OF Jones' at two O'Clock this
afternoon
On Irday,ys ., WILLIAM Il. wRrsnt, aged ~ years.
he friends and relatives Of the family ALEC the mem.
ters Of IIe-n itage Lodge No 100. o. Of F.,
specially requested 10 atteud his funeral at three
O'CLOCK 10 morrow afternoon from his late residence
az Third avenue, without further Invitation
philadelphia papers pleasc copy.
yonpgest daughter Of Thomas Goodman, native Of
pundslk, county louth, Ireland.
Her friends and scqnantances invited TO attend
her funeral from her late residence go Eirst s.eaue at
half psst two O'clock TO morrow afternoon
On iidsy July IS, dier lingering niness' ES..so
sged months and 90 dsys.
On friday evening. Jul, es After a seysss illness;
CsAsrfs FRi1rcK only q Cbaxies j. and Margaret
stroterg eyed two months and twelve days.
The funeral win take place at hsfpsst o'clock TO.
afternoon, from the residence OF his parents
tp2 Kan street. Brooklyn The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 20 sttani.
% rr.osy July e. after lingering Illness, and In the
full kope u blessed immortality, SkRAa, sde Of Fdy
Grstncp In the Goth year OF her age.
The friends Of the family are earnestly Invited TO at
tend her funeral stfcrr O'Clock this afternoon from the
residence Of her sonn Law, Benjannn r. Iinekney gs
stanton street Her 0sas1s vii be conveyed TO Grtan-
WOO, fos i,.e~nsn..
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SI,sss ApssAL, lost Quoddy light $50 tons,
bei here years since She was Owned ~ the Eas
Admiral Owen, of Csmbcbelio Of tho company, Il
udsrstood have inteest in her TO the suount of
ana small rortSn In Boston The stock being held b.
many ndyidusis IL In probable that little II any OF Il
insured. The Admiral had valuable cargo probs-
bly, amounting 10 nearly 95o 90; Of this bstwecu
&f2 600 and 4s 900 the value OF bonded goods re-
cened by steamer Niagara from Liverpool and rc ship.
England but there il probably little If any insurance ON
the rest OF the cargo.
Sur CANVASS RACK, Clarke which left Baltimore a few
da!s hack for syre, vas tcwcd back TO the city goth
inst otter proceeding Ear Kent Island being found
too crank she viii have TO take in more ballast.
FL Rafx PraNcss ANA In eoision with brig W N
nogcrs now stated TO have lost bowsprt, cusvstcr
&c, and would put into Harrfsx for repairs
BRIG PBoSl1 (of provincetown), II W Perkins, msstee
from Pictou fer Philadelphia, laden with coal, was
sbsndoned 2eth ult, about is miles OF Cape Csnso in
ny by passing vessel and landed al the straits of Can
down. ''A'
Ste CIxoPA1Hs, from AttaAspas for New York before
reported at key West In distress, had been repaired
would sail 26th.
PIG wx BooTHEY, Of Windsor, n s, from New Yorx
for Windsor put into New Ton don for repairs having on
10th inst between Montauk Point and Block slen 6een
in collision with steamer Bay State which carried away
briggs bowsprit and foremsst, and done other damage
BIZ BRIG MAosrr, Hammond from Boston for 81 Johns,
NJ, was in contact night Of 2cth inst With Br brig Spray
from Sydney, Ns, for Boston. The put back 9th
with cutwaer started the slso arr eth With loss Of
bowsprit
Rs BRIG CrGsfr from Wind for New York put into
Portsmouth goth, in Distress having been In couset
morning Of cath, with Br brig Trio and had lsrboar
bow stove, &C. The would discharge at Portsmouth.
Whalemaen.
SD from New Bedford 27th ships Fabins Arctic, To-
gan Mary Wilder and Hesper Gate tsss, Pacific Ocean;
bark Mlwoed Incian Ocean; brig Amelia Atlantic Ocean.
Ar st wsstport 2esh, bark Janet RicAetson Atlantic
sIoSsn-on Gskfsgos May Is, Sea Fox, conesy, west
port, clean.
spoken.
ship Havana, Adams, from smyrna Zoe Boston, July
90, lat ~ ~, lon So as.
BARK wnu,rn, Clark, from Smyrna Tor Dcs.on, Jaly o.
lat a. ID, loE az 90
Brig stroui (of Mnlhridgs), ssEy-s. trom csSeas,
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8, ', July n, Of consumption, rnoxls TAT.

Q. rhursaAv, July u, Of consumption, Tnoxs TAT.
r. fpssds an aequantances Of tho family are re.
soespliy ,.ns.tsn TO attend his funeral from bis late
residence, 2iS Spring N.ess At two O'Clock tomorrow
Afternoon.
On Thursday, July a. afer short illness, THOMAS p
KsITuI, Jr, In the 18th year Of bis ago
The relatives and friends Of the family aso as ato
teachers and schooamAtes respectfully invited 70
tend bis funeral from the residence OF his fsthv lso
West Twenty third street. at four O'Clock tomorrow a.
terpoon without further invitation. HIS remains win
be inferred in Greenwood G. metery
On Friday, July 20, Mrs. HENRIETTA, wife OF Nesson H.
"a s sSn q ~ s are requested to
attend her funeral ut three O'Clock this from
her late residence NJ, IS Hudson place, Thirty fourth
street.
On Friday evening" July % at the residence Of Mrs.
Sarah Hall IS white street Mrs.. HARREr, rect OF Dr.
The relatives and frssds Of the family are respectfully
nvitdd to attend the funeral at four o'clock this after
noon from No 65 White street. Tho remains wiz DO
suddenly. Friday July o. Jous D. ABBOT, late OF
neral at four O'Clock this ernoon from his late resi-
Deuce, Second place, third door from Smith street,
Suddenly on Friday July 2s in the oeth year Of his
age SMITH ACKInnAr.
s friends relatives also the members Of the Poole
Guard, respectfully invited to attend his funeral
without further invitation from the residence OF Mr.
Pool lea Christopher street, at two O'Clock tomorrow
On Thursday July 27 ANNA l. infant daughter Of Nor
rs O. al Mary j. Crawford agcd months and IL days
The funeral win take place from tho residence Of her
parents Eighty fourth street between Third and Fourth
avenues at nine O'Clock this morning.
We VIII not weep, for angels come
And took our little Anna home.
On Thursday. July a. after severe Illness, MARY
ANN daughter Of William and Ann Callan.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral at two O'Clock this afer
noon from their residence No 81 Atlantic street. South
Brooklyn.
On Friday mornrg, July 81 Of wIiooping cough MARY
HFxrsTEAn, aged months and 90 days, daughter OF
Jsmes ~ and Sarah f. Crocheron
In Williamsburg on Wednesday, July 70, HsSRY ALL
wAED, you INCEST son of Charles r. Grim.
At Mamarorack, on Friday, July %, Mr.. JAMES VAN
rfnEURGH, in the 73d year of Lis age
The funeral will take place at two o'clock to morrow
afternoon, from his late residence
At Galens, the Gtn inst. Of cholera, ALEXANDER r.
WEsH Of Alexander Welsh, of this city aged 80
years.
90 Monday, July IL, Eiiz.BfaH, wife of Hull Stephen
Browning OF Cloynpriest, county Cork ireland.
liverpool, Dnbla and Cork papers please copy.
AZ Morrisyille, Bucks county, Pa Saturday, Jaly
o., OF Inflammation OF the brain, JANE, daughter Of
James n and Jane N Van Antwerp aged months.
A. Detroit on Wednesday, July 80 RoBsRT CARFzyrER
Of Goshen, Orange county, aged 80 years.
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I7nraDEtstrs, July IS, 1854 -(Reported by Fry &
Thomas First Bodrd-31 600 Reading RR 90, 10, az;
,seo City Gs Erie 90; 5oc0 Harrisburg Rg 6s 49,
s5 lOoc do, So SO; rs shares Beaver Meadow RH b5,
sax 60 do, 100 do, Is, 81 200 do. S. 3ex loo
do s8wn a2ss loo Morris Canal, i1S; so do fia. 20
DO cash. a. Girard Bank L. IA Bank Of Penn liz;
hechsnics' Rank, 2es 8 Commercial Bank, s5wn, SO.
Bts':es7 BoaTds cog susq Canal 6's, 65 100 shares
Hesiing RI, s5wn, 32,s .Sccnd Bodrd-S2, 900 West
Ph,ls Comp s's, &c, S7,l 100 City RR ss 90; sis
Peons RI, ~; 10 Morris Canal, llA; 10 Rcsding R;,
ak 400 do s5wn, 32ss; loo do, 2days, SIX, Afscr
Bossd-40 shs schuylNav prefd days, 3fk; SO Morris
cspal -, 1iss. 100 Reading RR, 32ss. Market arm
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ca Wednesday evening, July 2s, by the Rev DR.. MI.
ief, at his residence sos Broome street, Mr. HEvRY
Jo-g1H SrsSaugr 10 Miss MARY JAM IuscKRALp all OF
this city.
On Ffiiay, July Il, by the Rev BENJAMIN Evans Mr..
TuosAs WILSON to Miss lzsA PAisTR, both Of England
Philadelphia papers please copy.
at Cold Sp-ins, Putnam county. N. Y, BY the Rev.
Mr. shaw, Rector Of St. Mays Episcopal Church, Mr..
SASu1 MICHIGAN 20 Mise JssskIJA M,GufRl late OF Re!
fast fIclaas
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Port OF New York, July IS, 1854.


CLEARED.
ship Wcodcock, Lambert London Durham Dinen.
SHIP Excelsior, Hatley, Liverpool, Saml Thompson h
Nephew.
Slip Lady Arbelis, Rowe, Mobile, A L Blanchard
4 Co.
BARK Deucy, Ave,irr Caeis, H Brookman 4 Co.
Bark Triton Q.ubcc), Wulf, Rotterdam, Schmidt
Bark Nautilus, Paine Montevdec, Dugan & Leland.
Bark Friends (Bs), Armstrong, Richibucto, az "
Bark Convoy, Huprer, St Marks, smslwood, Anderson
$50.
Bark Charm, Sleeper, Bons,re, Trundy.
Brig Velocity (Bf Darrell Ponce Tucker &Iightborn.
Brig l. W Armstrong, Thompson, Malaga, Lw &
Armstrong
Brig Dorathy OBJ, Field Trinity, NF, Routi Il
Brig Lively Iass (Br}, willcocts St Johns, NF.
Brig fisncis, Welsh, st Johns, Nj, Roome & Din
schr Cortes, Barter, Gsboon, B Mumford Bros
Schr CansdieDne (Irl, Plessis, st Pierre.
schr Pccahontss, Godfrey, Savannah, kcCeady, Mott
4 Co.
schr Miller, Peacock Philadelphia, McCready, Mott
&Co.
schr Hanover, Whipp,e, Richmond, C II Piersou
Schr Amelia, Iunt, Boston, w Lewis.
schr Iamartine, Rogers, WlWingtcn, McCroady Mott
&C., $500: a..id.il p.o.!i. 3: $so,
ARRIVED.
ism steamship James Adgey, Turner Charleston, 80
hours 10 SpofoTd Tilestcn Co.
ship Anna Tiff (cf New Orleansl, Lipscott, Leglorn
az days With rags and marble, TO Baker Goth inst
at 90, ion ~ curing r gsic IRON MSW, carried away
msintopgauant mat, sails &c.
Bark Catbarine Augusta, Jackson, Antwerp, Nav o.
with ioo passengers, to W i Schmidt & Co.
BARK Leo, West Havana, days, with sugar. &c, to
Aguhre Galway.
teie LAmpjTiab!e Colombo 1tail, Nasiszaus Genoa,
so days, with marble, &c, TO Francis Gomez Co.
big Joseph (of Roclaad), Barton Cadz, st days. with
salt wines, &C. 10 White. July IL, lat IS 49, ION Al
~, spoke whaling Lark Richmond, OF New Bedford, 10
days out, with 60 bbla ep oil.
Brig WilheiInine (tsn} Hansen, Angostura, 10 days,
with hide, nc, TO master.
Brig Altoona, stsllkneslt, parien, days. with naval
stores 30 + Reed
Big Ilyira (cf Boston, Peters st Johns PR IL days
with sugar, to master. No date lat "a IA Ion 73 o.
spoke brig 'Hansonr Of and for Boston fTou, Port au
Prince.
Schr Harriet (of Rcckand} Iittle;ohn, Mayaguez PR
Ia days, with sugar, TO Onatavis. July 2e lat 90
10, lon 10 49, spoie bark fremont for Philadelphia.
schr Mustang (of Hystic, Sisson, saiaris Texas 80
days, with GOTTEN to master.
Schr White Cord, john on Virginia, 0 days.
Schr Arabella, Wass, Eondout with COAL for Boston.
Schr Jane, Cox, Portland, CT, days.
Sshr Uncle Joe, Walp Portland, days.
Schr Mary IOven, Church, Port Ewing for Norwich.
Steamer Wsnsutta, Church, New Bedford.
Lighter socps Telegraph, King; Tutte Smith, Tuttle;
Cabinet Huse Flying Arrow, Ross Harriet Foster; Bu
Hon. snd Mary Sears from the Of the seanshp
FTaskln, ashore st Moriches, Ii.
BELOW.
One tig and ere bark paiaewa.
"ind during the days
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iArScFI-At Cape Elizabeth, Me, seth inst, by Mr.
1bos Knight, q scnooner OF about eco tons OF fine
model wen fastened &c, called the John QBrocks owned
by Mr. A Merton. and Capt Peter GRAHAM, who will
command her She VIII run between Portland and New
York.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHITAi4IPHIA, July IS, 4 PM-Arr bark Gen. Nick.
er~op, Boston.
CID ships Wyoming, Bunievy Liverpool; White S~si.
low ioyett, Boston brgs Huntress, war, Barbados;
Moisnkus, baHy Portland; etes mer Delaware, Clark
NYork; schrs y l. Sturges, whelcen Boston: Luther
child, Sesfs, do; Curtis Escy Hartford; Rough add
Ready, Harris, Washington, NC; Thomas Raymond,
Saunders, Nfrwtch
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ARREsTED.-The Worcester Spy states that an
Hishman named Michael Gavan was arrested at
Spencer on Wednesday, on suspicion )f being the
murderer Of Julius Gardner, who was found dead
in that town last Sunday, under such circumstances
as led TO the belief that he was murdered
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE

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