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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
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Tur NPppasKa RuI HAS PASSED Yes

passed hands the Committee Everybody scxcted In
No Slavery" tho wstchuosd But
while with the slave In the South let a nos
forget those shame midst whom the sdeS
N.sion ahong om bondage Ga snt
OF The od Brewery" played at Bara,ms
aud this evening" aud will ths kns
ofslavtry all hdoous features admirably illustrated
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She : wresh Of roses"
The day she had her fair young face taken in of
g Roots b. suhfal CrsyOna at No J6S Brosdway
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
American Securities.

The ntrte for American Stocks during the week bad beer ne
ard steady with but tie ebsBge 10 prices United states fedsf
Socl the Bond. the Leading Stats continued in favor
the however the marx 10 ent affected
the po. which the la all other d.
per sn,ibly euItsi ed d. Bell S1o
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SOMETHING NEW

SOMETHING NEW. Gurney, No. 3i9 Broadways
would rs,peey announce the public that be pree.<
Bsszosphs DsseeoPes Psper the sas Of h
fne DasueireOyps with the bsny,
fnh egrsbtg Of the ues oil Rsnuns Cali asd examine -
h, xtsusive Dsaueireian saloons No $40 Brosdwsy
Of deceased resons can be sopsed sss's
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VIM. Gartiner 9. Co.'s CIrcuiar.
Waving Hro,her,' Circular.

Pc df,Eo LoSpos 1pes., --s4s1 a.,
In he Colonial and Foreign Produce the oasHe"
.,es ,lis y e,i has rather limited character
Sue and CorrlH quSt
RsS.psTryrs firm Baltic Produce continues 10 advance
=. -. aemana CoSsoLs close 90i fsi The last
N,M Inds PACKET brought supply OF s10VV DoHA' sna
ssS O. In Bar Silver which the price not yes hisd
or so h. iu ru Bile ~ sold for MeI-
lean Silver Of quality; the femsnaei oon~n VI '
Silver vas held for late rates , .-.., n a., ss,, c,.x.
~. demand 10 not active; bat holden are generally
f nd prices ms aimed Al suet0l tss beg. rsat.
I ,,on H ea6Oi Nsdoobstum were oongot IA
-o Oo bs, ord Bahia brought from edoo 200 nsif
,. Noshs 81 IS bags Jamaica ts e o 5000 era
,ees r., E,t;ye Csyon there rather demand sad
So,. GOO bsp have changed hstds st eIe isfeHa
have no trsDssesionst 70 report ana n oS ne HeN
thce TossS Gale AID Tile fIs; best Selected fl2
cha.,hi,s ISd; yellow Metal I'D ID. .u., ry
A. The CoEs market Mosdsy the supply Of Esess
49, here - rather frnnsss 10 tes usas Psy
rs ~ ef isslksSeS rscsvsl by Telegraph frsa s. r.
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G,SlG G.Sn GAS

Gas! GAsM GAs!!-Chandeers and Gas Fixtures.
Of rod. m and anlus designs w be found the msnusc-
turing dp0t Archer, Warner Co. No 80 Broadway The
i.rg.s fstoek IN Aurer
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TAdyertheueut |
ftdyertlsement

MuDEw PRoOP AwNiNGs.-Gomperts celebrates
made No ol Bowey are all that they are sscs
"A ha
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the Nsrp Of Purays National b. the vorite % those
seskng this irg unce Tom connus be
well psrcnd snd Wednesday ard Ssudy
,trrcors st the National no~tstarii5s now 10 ts Sh
veek OF The boy book week Avsscs
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KN,pr,s nAerrRREorsrrs.- .-H,ving dispcs.

y
nv Powerv Rooms MY friends ard Iaops whas my
,srviecs pes will SD oay Rooms No srsat
below khos Pucest Price OF perfect dursbe pie-
,ure rm s5 Including fEs Family osps sas
chilGFIn low sny
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,,c,,r,,son Rrotber, & CO.'S Circular.

lNHEPooL.
sto The L the weather has been fpe and mild aai 's
usbt hsd come Sol rain 81, w., s,o,, 7a..s.r
hn. S deUsTS bs been .aoE l improvement noted
thst ess has not been fully ~, ITqororsd'
The arrival. Tusdy cOn'.; Of lRl2l qr' WaEAr S
SI' sSsslsanG oa1i 81 :9 SS. 81 Plors
mse and hcse rrsn cd not H.psI asPssaa Pa "a.
%nr, tt'Vn os 1ss Do ssos.y pressing a in
"spOts concession Of |t9 - / tp Ps cha :. 20 bntcTs
shown di.fosoa in ho' lo'ins the We ~
SbS com poc1 s,ys Ieggs ,Pe'y Sy a 1I
The Giet hn,'t Ar some ~ srs S5s for Wni,s
UA1s AID OArsr,L were much nsseetsa S .s we Pa
Tbe mroft. n abroad since this day Eees consist O. II V
ssI'. wHs4 JS FSro, 9s5' SO quarters WarA garter,
ISn,S CcaS ss2 bb: $50 ,,c, FLogR rh; ds suen
mSs Tomin.i S.n:di,n, II an ezra hi' i"'AN CORN
bsaors hSS P1iSPh. ssS oho FLova sass e,iF, in re-
tai, So No we'terr. ~ dsl ,,,..,le tn, par
Tsss weIesns Some BY hold
81, . but IN Sas paIe purchase Ss Bowed SD e5d
lean. 30 g. aGSs ssls. 81 & 81 ssi s tie .e as @ BALE.
snd e1PoIttu about 200 bsies iIr. % lS' @ ,b d.y
CAS- 100 against 40 $50 bale. iist yesr
there be- very little done BY private contrast bet fioasa .hs
o%eI ne is quantity Ss espo.Sa q 70 ooy S. s5
German is to SIS hmeicsr Is es for old AID 81 for n''
orEsoTKOS BARk have .a-,tO report the demand
LAip quality sold 50 the 'p''-an extreme
T.Iiow n1sasic. in value American may be quoted dsAef
than ltsf -
te sehor. ,oia ios sod 10 Sio4 500 JonH.oa = iO
dlCs, lt0 "Penl" iatl 30 tainted at % lis
Heroes GuYueN't" lnds Mess az lO2 &. .
PoKK-soue OF Aburgers' sold 81 TO 81 Tor Ne"
Western and Eastern 7Si s asked
BACON sells slowly az 46 o4s f ert
VIM. Gariuer g Co.'S Circular.
Pr sfyeo1 LIvKRPoci. Friday. M.rsh ~, 1855
NE sale. the full extent a.
The falling OF In compared vith a. yeas
10 this cate = now aboEt 60 tee
poRk In fair have decidedly ~rd ten
aeney ny the shipments from france having ceased
for the nsA OF tnsi country
Tb,Ie a retail demand Bacon waeh met freely
h hold disposed nske coneeans IN pIss Istasi
Isep en- lie spo Sc slowly s to aTe $ has been iaien
for 10 ppf c
T.ILow . d. n p ewt on the week
LrrsrEp Al q ht sought sftrr .,
Ihe M.Ihs hss continued dali and pees 10, a. stsss
h.vs rtber declined I'd TO v 70 rs fLogk 10 20
A. nj: INpI,s Corn to Sd 91srter and OATMEAL, 6
a. load There OF healthy country desad aad
~ N America bens liberal Outside s?eensor have Be
come To DAY the crusi continued saa the lew es
n .ss were At the full decline noted.
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CITY ITEMS.
sFrEORoLoGICAL REGISTER

METEOROLOGICAL REGlSTEA
TAerr0nei-s Ne CAsnseTst
,s5a eAM i,M sPa
March - Observation-Disclosures. 2e 81 29i
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OfcI % sbs'e ,he nuisance which ne h,, taken shs 6sk
o,vestuply afforded him to do When the ocsr with his
on rac,s arrived On the SPOT epd Pre- ,ein break
CD The stab sshuea mon p Comsa the pcopre,r
pre<sed Win gness 10 do the job bmse,, and viii he
m, wet, to work snd by yesterday morning had m,is
crest progres The oior arising tom the offensive mai
rial great that but those employed sboat the
establishment coGd endure TO work near IL rhs nhabi-
,an,s for hs mile around will cobgrauate ,hemseveso.
tie removal Of this nuisance.
BsvraI AssAuIr-rbree Irishmsn. named Philip Brs-
iv Vu Finarty and Michael Moonev, arrested On
Monday night in T~enty frstst for savayey beaungs
poor crgsn grinder named Shppart who was plyins 10
tho et They were taken before justice Stuart ssd ha
for examination Shsppars was dangerously injured
Hr, OyrE-A man named Morris Mshst
in Broadwsy yesterday by stage No ISL aud severely ia
iured He was conveyed 10 the New York HoPissL
A boy nsmoi John McCsbe was over in Beekmus st.
Yesterday morning by cu' snd severely injured He
was taken to the New York Hospital
Cs,ror or ENprzzrkxrSr-Esrl II. Chapman. for
h o, G, N No 'Ss1s Wrr 81 M ". y..rd sss
ehsrsed hsyrg durius the time he us IN the employ ~
u.ilu
DARING RosprKr.-Thc dwelling of Policeman Mo
CIR: y. 81 & TI .uS 7 sSods9s smsuas
esc.oshirs, vith which the thief escaped
tAdveri.emsutI
A CARD O Brien & Dingee will open their new
.7d e!espt Dy Goods Ard csspe' s;slsnsSt Ss "a and M
.pd SDTy and c.rpe'Ss has ever
s1hlbtso in Ne~-York
tA3,ertseGsntl
KN,PPs DAGUTRREorsPrs.- Having disposed OF
Row,Iy ssi1 IN s's 4 ny sn. o.S Sps So6. 6a.'s;
below khlO' Princes, Price Of psrtss. asr.oe ps
childFIp u low "sny
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Uncle Toms Cabin and the new Grand Panorams oi
the Mississippi Pury Nsn. mas, e the he 'ysris o ,sps
well r,nised every sv,1'ns ,nd every wsdae.dy snd &
wst OF The boy book week In vsses
TAdvert.-msnt
Written chronological descriptions OF character are
beeouips day and in demand Tbs I.ssd en-
sse iesh habits S.snce Of peimsn ca,ss
faculties and the training :ons ones etc much os.s - .,
culture 1ysuab Examinations dsiy BY the srosen For-
Ter, st No lsl Nssaus'.
fAdverissrpsotl
SOMETHING NEW. Guney, No. 3i9 Broadway.
respectfully the public that be preg,H
SHirs al ne sceae1 ot dae D.sSseotyps with the b.
fnh md sos. Of .as ns: ss oil IGSi sS S ,ad
Dsueueotypes OF deceased psrsons can be opsd
IAdyerti,smentl
Gas GAS GAsi!-Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
Of mode spd anus desns viii be found at the sss
tnrns dep6t Archer WAfneT Co, No 80 Broadway Tue
largest stock In AEerios
fAdver,ssemeutl
LAST WEFK-This is the last opportunity OF join
IL, % IA :"s s'sg S.e 10 I BosSa.y Iss. css
daily stilAM Bookkeeping pupils received this week
tAdyertieuneutI
MuDEw PRoor AwNINGs.-Gomperts celebrated
Awurt. made No Ol BOwey all that they are sc'n
t,dyertl.ementI
PROF. HARrs WHOLE WoPLp.-siaster Almon,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

Rry OvER-A man named Morris Mshst was run sver
in Broadwsy Yesterday BY stage No '' aud severely ia
iursd. He was conveyed 70 the Newfork HoP''sL
A boy rsmci John McCsbe was run over in Beekn~ 8.
Yesterday morning by a cart, snd severely Injured He
was taken TO the New York Hospital.
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80, ...f.a,,a,t


eessr Dy ard caEpe esi.bhmenI NSs e+ and ~
March m esnpiss
and Dry Goods and CarPeSs has ever sess
e1hbitrd Ia Ne~york.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

BRurAr AssArLr-rbree Irishmsn named Philip B<s
iy, Wm Fnarty and Michael Aoonev. were arrested
Monday night in T~enty frstst. for savayely beaanss
POOR orcsn grinder named Sh'ppart who was playing 10
the .,r,C, They were taken before justice Stuart s'd hi
for examination Shsppars was dangerously injured
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

CHsRoE or REzzIENENr-Esrl III Chapman. for
eriroy of Mr. Ss-uelfs prosrtstcr
the Msrrhsn,s H0tsl No Wur-rs, was y-strdy sssb
eha-sed With hsyiug durus the time he VS. N tne enps
Fcri bsr .hort srnAl varying nom ~ 70
be before Justice Stuart ana held % s~hs eh"
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fAdveriisemsnt

Guire 81 reihly entsred on noniy eyean
and robbed OF concdsras. snouas
e.cothirs, with which the thief escaped
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

Mr. Fareng French republican Journalist, will deliver
lecture at TIE New York University, opposite the New
York Parade Ground on Friday evening, March 49, at
O'Clock Subject ia Jeune AmeriQae ses doctrines a SO
konnts' Young America its docttines and men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17
AM lrs In Venezuela.
OUR PUERTO CABELLO CORRESPONDENCE.
Puerto GARLIC Anril 15 1854

OUR PUERTO CABELLO CORRESPONDENCE.
PUERTO CABELLo, April 25, 1854.
Emancipation Of the Slapes-7he Congress and Government
Of Observation-Disclosures
We improve the opportunity to drop you few lines
by this vessel. The Venezuelan Congress, you will
probably have learnt, has delivered itself of decree
aboshing slavery Immediately throughout the country
Thus all Of the nggers both white and black, free
to act they id please. The late of the
slaves will be obliged to sing merry song for consider
able time they get hold Of the remuneration pro-
vded in the act of emancipation.
Congress still remains in session. but have not heard
Of any important lately issued by that awfuy
into its head to advise the Executive Department Of the
government to send military and naval force to assist
the Emperor Of Russia in his designs could not doubt
of the result, such would give preponder
to that mighty potentate that other nation or
combination of nations would attempt to resist. The
government of Venezuela is composed of precious set
of people, indeed
The schooner ST. Mary leaves no American vessel in
this port. Coffee, ordinary quality lie. II 4c hides,
14c ier H.. cocoa, $21 a $22 so per ITO lbs.
We learn that the engineer Mr. Dougherty from New
York. who has been here several months surveying
projected railroad between this city and San Felipe
Turns in few days to your city with his estimates made
out and ready to be presented to the anxious Yankees
for their approba on and what is still important
TO obtain goodly subscription of stock. Whatever
doubt that this country would be benefited by
duction Of capital and the energies of the Yankees in
the of time would produce such change
OF these people at present dream Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

CHOLERA IN MIssoURI.-The Glasgow Tim@
says that the cholera has made its OF
the river towns Several deaths have taken place at Ar
TOW Rock, and the disease had broken out in Giams to
bacco stemmery in Brunswick. II II said that there
were eleven cases and seven deaths Considerable ex
citement prevailed and number Of citizens loft the
place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

French press and that the public has much to learn
respecting the true designs OF all parties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17
AUTHORIZATION zu1oPH.


AIBEMARIK STREET \
IPiocADuLY, LONDON, Tuesday May 2, 1854
Napier 0ttdone By Dundds-Gredt Cry and Litle Wool
The Marquis Of Angles ey-7he Operas-Propecs Of a
Bad Season IN London-7he West End People Looking
Forudrd 70 The Gasette-The NaU Crystal Palace at Sy
denhdm.
Admiral Dundas has the best of II Sir Charles Ma
pier has sunk into the shade. Odessa has been DOM
bsrded part Of the stove in, and severe blow IN
Aioted the prestige of the Russian arms WINE 'hey
blocked up in three divisions in the bate anu Oon
stadt enjoys peaceful security
What in the name Of all that's possible has prevented
the Black Sea fleets from doing mischief before We are
vorv sIov peo,le Dundas been monarch Of all he
surveyed for more than six months and when 1.-the
world Anticipates daring exploitfrighfu carnage
unlimited prizes-Westmnster Abbey and SO on
s.montes parturiunt nascitur ridcuus mus ~
stormng and slaughter reminds Of loss we have
ali sustained William Henry, Marquis of Anglesey,
died in Burlington street Saturday last You will
member he seized with paralytic attack about six
weeks since from this he had quite recovered
All his family remained in town, and his sons
ami grandsons received his last breath His life mat
ter OF history and you win recall to mind that he
one OF the last wounded at Waterloo by stray cannon
ball crushing his knee. His death forms obituary
trpos with those of Beresord and Londonderry his
mer COMPANIONS in All of them FASTENED to join
in glorious tomb, yelling ton-who often led them
to iIlustrious deeds.
From grave to gay Two opera houses again urge their
Claims hesitating public. Herr Formes had me-.
se.eadu with Gye of Covent Garden and has transfer
yed himself to Drury Lane. cantatrice Of some &C.
ebrity Madame Carador, stands the pedestal of the
prma donna. Her acting passionate but very crude,
ina Ler voice more powerful than pleasing Wedropped
Ia to her Luctezia Borgia done last night. Genaro
ess taken by Signor Pavesi, who is most respectable.
Mr.. Hamilton Braham sang Duke Alphonso strongly and
,pnmuscaly and acted very badly The prices very
bw ana the affair altogether does Mr. Jarrett, the
manager considerable credit AS tor the other house,
Grs Mario not expected to arrive till the end of
the month so Tamberlk sings 0teo, Mile Sophie Cru
velli the eFayorta," and Roncon Doctor Dulcamara,
but the house is always thin and invariably cold The
ballet department beggars description The is
horribly dull and body complains sadly The West
End radespeope all looking forward to the gazette
The little Queen does her best to attract somebody to
London Last night there juvenile bali at Buck
ingham Palace in honor of Prince Arthur. OF drawing
there is abundance, and, to give climax to
JeeS generally, she attends bal ndsque at the French
Ambbs sador's, coming oil in about ten days.
Cfystsl Palace shares rise steadily. Great antcipa
tons INDUCED in relative TO its success, but fore
bode what is called smash generally. should not at
all wonder the company falls and that government
viii have to come in to save it from ruin. d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-18

Coz. FREMONT AMONG THE MoRMoNs.-A letter
from Parowan, Utah Territory, published in the
peseret News gives an account of the reception of
Col. Fremont and his party, of which we have be-
tore had accounts by way of California;
''On the 9Th of February the man on the look .out
81 Parowan reported a company supposedto be In.
dams coming into the north end of the valley.
twenty miles distant from Parowan: about eleven
o'clock on the morning of the It'll Col John G
Fremont, with nine white men and twelve Delaware
Indians, arrived in Parowan in state of starvation
one OF his men had fallen dead from HE horse the
day previous, and several more must inevitably
have shared his fate had they not had succor that
day. They reported that they had eaten % broken
down animals; that when horse or mule could 90
20 farther it was killed and divided out giving one
hall to the Deawares and the other to the Colonel
and hls men the hide was cut ia pieces and cast
lots for. After the bones had been made into soun
they were burned, and carried along by the men
Tor luncheon. The entraiis were shaken and then
made into soup, together with the feet and eyes
thus using up the whole mule. They stated thew
had Travelled Is days, living on this kind of fare.
Although Col Fremont considered by the
people an enemy to the Saints and had no money.
he was kindly treated and supplied on credit with
provisions ter himself and men, while at Parowan.
and h!ted out with animals and provisions to pur.
sue his Journey, and went on his way rejoicing on
the Goth of February
The Colonel was sanguine in his opinion that he
had found the best route for the Great National Rail-
way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-18
CONGRESS-

WASHINGTON, May l6.-ln the Senate, Mr.. Petit
introduced bill to ascertain and settle class OF
private land claims in Indiana Read and passed
Mr.. Mallory offered resolution declaring that
tie recent acs OF the Cuban authorities clearly show
a design 10 throw Cuba into the hands of the Afri
can population, event so detrimental TO the Uni
ted states as to be matter of deep socitude, sc
Mr.. Sumner objected TO the consideration of the
resolution at this time.
Mr. Mallory called the attention of the Senate to
the quotation by Mr.. Badger yesterday, fram Ca.
tholic newspaper, called the Shepherd of the Val.
Icy, "that as soon as the Catholics get supremacy
in any State, they would put an end to religious
liberation therein
MI Mallory proceeded at some length to defend
the tolerance of the Roman Catholic Church in this
country and stated that the denial of regious pTiy-
ieges abroad matter of deep greet to the great
BODY OF Catholics of this country.
After ? f.w words from Mr.. Badger, the subject
was dropped.
The RESIDENTS veto of the Insane Land Bill was
then taken up, and Mr.. Butler about to address
the Senate, when motion was made to adjourn aud
carried.
House. OF REPREsxyrAr!yEs.-Ths House went
into Conmittee OF the Whole on the state of the
Union on the Nebraska bill.
Mr Maxwell having the floor, gave way to Mr..
Hunt, who wished to correct a statement. He said
thu stateme Mt in the Globe in relation to what oc
curred yesterday, is untrue far he informed
by his friends, and that the statements he had read in
the other pspers are Substantially true.
Mr. Craigs 1.-THE allusion OF the gentleman is to
saything said, have to observe that my remarks
substantially reported in the Globe. What he
said Old Cot iear distinctly and therefore do not
undertake to report what he did say What said is
suhsantiayire ported.in the Globe, and by that am
willing 20 stand.
MI Hunt branded the statement yesterday, and
ihc brand is still Kissing.
M. Craige-The gentleman cannot strut into 6
scape and out of it in that way. Cries. ORDER
order
Mr. Haven said Mr.. Cook had been suddenly called
away. and had left with him some remarks which he
wished by permission of the House to be published.
Mr.. Walsh BY all means, | hope all his friends
will follow his example: lLauehter.l
MI Maxwell resumed the floor. Re advocated the
Nebraska bill and the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise. He Appreciated none of the dangers
which others esr from the passage of this Measure
for where the right is there will public conviction
ultimately settle.
He wssfolIowed by Messis. Mayall and Flagler in
opposition TO the bill.
Mr. Giidinss stated az 9Th his objections to the
hill, and when HE hour expired said he had merely
touched on few of his points. The hall was nearly
deserted of members during the delivery of his
speech.
Mr. Wright, of Mississippi, said no member from
As State would so far forget himself to reply to
the member from Ohio.
Mr. 6ddings retored, that is the best argument
you made or will make.
Dir. Bsyly got the floor, the committee rose, and
Inc Ho 1se adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-18
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
REFUSAL OF THE COUNTY CoURToF pr1r.
sYLvAN1A TO GRANT LIQUOR LICENSES
---ACQJITTAL or LYNN

Correspondence OF the Diepatch.
REFUSAL. OF THE COUNTY COURT or pt1r
syIVANlA TO GRANT LIQUOR LICENSES
--,ACQUITTAL or LYNN.
DASvIILK, May le. 1854.
Yesterday our County Court refused to grant H.
censes to sell ardent spirits to all who made appli
cation Tor them. This action on the part of the
County Court was more unexpected than the SINH
lar conduct of cur Corporation Court Not only
did it come down like thunder clap upon the to.
pers and liquor dealc-s, bat it surprised the more
temperate of our community. Moreover, this fatal
deed of the County Court strikes mere terror to
blue noses" than could all the edcts and orders OF
our Corporation Court; for It extends through the
whole limits of the county-irom Dan 10 Staunton
and from the shady borders of Franklin aud Hen.
~ on the west TO old Halifax the east But both
tows and county combining spreads confusion, dis
,ress and devastation among the devotees of Bachusi
People OF town and county are taken by surprise;
aud BEGIN TO doubt whether there is life enough
in the liquor license TO bring a reaction. IL has
very much the appearance of hopeless case; and
shall not be surprised ii in the approaching cleo
lions in town the action of the Hastings Court
is not approved.
HENRY LYNN was tried yesterday by the County
Court for stsbhing OWENS, and acquitted. His case
was argued by JOSEPH MARTIN, Attorney for the
Commonwealth, for the prosecution, and by Messrs.
JAMES NJ. WHTrTLg and II. W. LyLEs for the &C.
cused. Yours. JUvENIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-18

The OPENING OF THE PoRTs OF JApAN-A letter
from Canton states the result of the Russian ex
pediton to Japan that the latter had agreed that at
The expiration OF another year, it would form trea
~ opening Its ports to the trade and commerce o
The world In the mean time, it is said foreign YES
seis are to be allowed to enter ret and take in
supplies OF wood and water, but not to land their
crews The letter adds that the visit of the United
States expedition to Japan had great effect in secur
Ing this important concession, particularly as, a,
the time, the Japanese were looking for Perry's
return to receive reply to his demand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-18
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.4
(Otfice at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl street)

THREE HOUSES AND LOTS
FRONTING ON MAYO STREET BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND BROAD STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.--Will be sold on SATURDAY after.
noon, May Goth, upon the premises, commencing at 5
O'Clock, three very neat Cottages two fronting on
Mayo street. l6 feet and the other Ia feet and
running back 80 feet inches; and one in the rear
fronting SO feet, and running back so feet. These
Houses were built of the best materials and have
Gently been repaired and painted, and are very de-
sirabe residences. Their central location makes them
peculiarly desirable for persons requiring cheap
houses, being convenient to the most business part
the city.
TERMS very accommodating and made known at
the sale. THOS. w. KEESEE, =
my IL Auctioneer