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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-09
THE NEW YORK CR YSTAx PALACE,
FAIIUREl


MOT that we mean 10 say the Exhibition in New York
~ was failure there very handsome things
"f all Nations exhibited there's but the expectation
was SO great that many Storekeepers intended 10 make
best Goods-and consequently. that oar homeloving
people dti not like to spend their money 10y the bushel.
stad al home. and many Of those fortune had
JGil, aad give up business.
Our Buyer in New York. who is ALWAYS the lock-
out for good Bargains customers we'll know, had
couple weeks good chance IL buy whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
at far reduced prices, which offer to sell low
| as never was amy thing here before.
The articles. TOO numerous to mention, We only will
do in part viz: fine assortment OF
LINENS;
DeLAINES plain and printed;
PRINTS,
JAcoNETs:
| SWISS MUSLINS;
CURTAIN MUSLINS;
KIDGLOVES;
| DRESS SILKS;
| SHAWLS,
And the largest and best as,ortmentof
ENGLISH HOSIERY;
/ FINE FLANNEiS;
BED TICKS;
| BLEACHED MUSL1vS,
| ETC, ETC.
! We only wish everybody would come and examin ne
this stock, there anything here before like
/ II. ljdn@s) WIN. LUWENffALh & co.
| KENTUCE&Y & MISSOURI TOE3 ACCG.-
N 10 boxes assd qualities. for sale by
| tutssE A. A. - N"..ar
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-09
FAMILY FLOUR.


A FULL supply OF Ladies', Misses and Children
"A Goat, Gum and Kip Bootees Ladies' Buskins AL
Boys Boots, FOR sale low at
HUGHES Dry Goods Store.
decc3 Coraer Main aud Second streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-09

LOST CORNER.
SHANKIIN'S OLD STAND. WATER STREET.
TOHN BURTiS. Produce Dealer, wants am Pork Hogs.
>. eOcOO bush Is good Corn co. 20 bushels good Oats,
600 bnshel White Beans, Dried Fruits. dc. :. r
Has sale 100 bbls No. Flour 900 bus hols Bran
isp's-n $50 -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-09

lust received per steamer Empire
% hhds choice New Orleans Sugar for family use Ln
for sale ut the lowest figures at
ja,sI I. BACON & CO.'S Family Grocer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
Theatres md Fxhil,it,ona.

BowERY THEATRE--" Uncle Toms Cabin con-
tinues to be attractive, and will be run for some
time 20 come. 1t is 10 be given on Monday evening"
with the original cast and all the new scenery
Mr.. I. ID. Rice, as Uncle Tom.
BROADWAY THEATRy.-" A Midsummer Nisht's
Dream is anneunced for every evening till further
notice. Seats for Monday evening can be secured
by early application at the box Office
Burrows THEATRr.-The rush to see Mr. Bur
tons splendid performance of "a Midsummer
| Nights Dream" continues 10 be as great as ever
1t will be played on Monday evening, together with
the farce OF Trying II On Persons desiring TO OBJ
tam coed seats, or any seats at all must make early
| application.
NATIONAL THEArRv.-0n Monday afternoon the
drama Of " The Gambler is to be given with Mr.
and Mrs. Prior, Mrs. G. c. Howard and little Corde-
liza Howard included in the cast. In the evening
the original version Of Uncle Toms Cabin is an.
nounced.
WALLAcK's THRATBE.-Mr. Bour:icault's f,yorite
comedy West End, or the Irish Heiress," is an.
nounced for Monday night, with cast which in.
cludes all the prominent members Of Mr. Walack's
capital company. Mr.. I. Mortons successful farce
" A Pretty Piece of Business is to be added.
BARsuM's MUsEuM-An excellent and interest
ing entertainment (dramatc) Is announced for Mon.
day afternoon and also in the evening. In addition
the great CRATES and other eurosties are to be seen
without extra charge.
BROADWAY MEsAsgRIE-Great excitement was
created during last week by the appearance Of the
little wonder called the Lilliputan King" He is
the smallest Of mortals, and almost comes down to
Shakespeare fairy, who might have been overlown
with he honey bag of bee. The menagerie aud
museum is en- elegant resort and is open day and
evening.
SIGSoR BLIrz seems TO have become almost a
fixture at Stuyvesant Institute. His entertainments
very well attended. His friends will be glad TO
learn that they can visit him on Monday night at
the old place.
BASvARDs PANORAMA Of the Holy Land IA TO be
exhibited this Sunday evening a. No. 600 Broad
way. II is very well done.
CBRisTY's MNsTRsLs are The same pleasant fell
lows that they always were and they are still 10 be
found at the old place, No. AZ Broadway. They
always give US something very good, bu. Mondays
programme is especially brilliant.
WOODS MISsrRRLs are not disposed 70 lag behind
their rivals. The manager is ever on the alert for
the securing of novelties The bill for Monday night
proves this statement beyond the possibility Of q
doubt.
CHIkEss HALL-The Buckley minstrels are en-.
gagged in the enlargement OF their hail. as there is
not sufficient space at present for their auditors
They continue their concerts, however as usual and
they have just put cut tempting bill for Monday
night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
Jersey CITY IeteliIrence

woREHousE-Ths project OF erecting country work.
house for HUDSON county under the consideration OF
the Board OF Chosen Freeholders, who have appointed
committee TO select site for such insti ton That
committee ssts OF Mesrs Carpenter Vrseana BAnta
soule, Knapp Chamberlain, Morgan and Youngs. A
number OF The COUNTIES OF New Jersey have already erect
ed taken steps to erest such building for the en-.
ploy msnt OF criminals 1T labor.
Az INSTITUTION BLIND The ladies OF Jersey City
sent numerously signed petition to tho State sgiss.
ture 1t Trenton praying for the erection OF ssylum
the blind. rpe,ia committee In the Ssnae having this
subject under sicsration intend to report bill tor
the hiring and furnishing OF susb Die building fo such
. purpose ~ the commencement for = more extensive
institution when wsntsd.
FIRE An ENGINE HorsF At late hour on Friday
night light discovered in the house OF Engine n
pany No. l. which proved 70 be the blaze Of eoat
Gre, which, tceether with FIRE hat, consumed The
ceiling was about half burned through. Had the a, 9
been discovered Tel minutes later the building could not
have been faved on account OF the high wind ct the
time II is believed 70 be the work OF mscs.
CIRCrn Court HrpsoS County. Judge II Anss-
Tho o. Iovrjoy vs. Baldwin has occupied the aten
ton Of TIE Hudson county Croui. Court during the entire
week, and since Wednesday Of last week It viii probs
bly, be ended in the course Of next week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12


WILLIAMSBURG DsIEssARY ANNUAL MIXING Tue trustees
OF the Drpensary he'd their third ANIMAL nestng ON
Aursds, 'erics Toe following med gentlemen were
ehced cers OF this institution for the current year.
Pseident- Samuel Groves.
Vice Presidents-J J. Hicks, Timothy Coffin.
Secretary John Beach.
Trtdstrer- Daniel Napjer.
:. Consulting Phy.icians- s. Wade, H. D.; o. r. Smith,
ND
Consulting SIseru-A. J. Berry, NJ D.; F. Lorstt,
II. D.
Attending Physciani-J A. Brady NJ D.. E. Dsvsndorf
N. D.. J. A. White, N. d.
<pothecdry-H HIrdcastle
From the report of the apothecary 1t appears the
number Of patients treated from the frat OF February
1884, to the lst Of February 1854 245 or these
there weie-mslss, $50; females, . 647.
Notirtty Born In the United States, 1889; Ireland
2 135; England, 13l; Germany, l26; Scotland, IL
Disediss IreGd-lDjaries, 400; minor surgery, ESQ;
skip 423; abdomen, 9iS; rheumstism, So eye and ear
i.s heart Lungs AMI throat 6l5 fsrers, ls2; urinary
ST. confinement go; stroke, 81 nervousness s33 vac
cinated 2I3 Waole number of prescriptions, IA.
FSASoAL-Ata NEE ing OF the Board Of Aldermen
"wednesday evening, Communication received from
the Mayor submitting statement Of the various
wni,h he deems necessary TO be raised By tax for city
purpoe Curing the coming year. The total amount
qaired is S6 e3s s6of this $3 400 08 II required
for deficiencies OF the previous appropriations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12

Bark u die NDf Costs MassailIss. via 81 ThomAa ~
days, with n6ss, 70 " BAyaxd o..
Bark Victory (of PHILADELPHIA Bishop MAtansas, dAya
With noiAsses Jonzsen Lasarus vessel 70 mAstsr Ys6
s 80 Ion A experienced heavy gale from We
osa 70 ssss she vessel had severe wsahe ths saxs
a. Bark Ocean Easis ef w~srIy) Barber xsssssrds Bag
sDSeS nsavy weather. during ths passage.
vh Lucy Ann sof Bosson, BrysaA xasaasas dasA
Ssif H.ngd.s f Bangor Pomsroy, Aux Cages, % aays
"1 ri. .oWsr ,is,. a. 70 Brett, ysse o..
nossss. ssossIy sssv. n.y''1
s1 ~, rCsha.ner spiit forssail. ib. 10.
oent Cnar1sr 1AksmAs, Attakapas 20 dsys With sueae
snc 70 Peek Lyman Experence( roush vssiS-
ne entire gsssase FEB 4sH Ion 70 I3W speke scIr
loss Of deck load of mol sth Ia 50 80 & - ~"
Philadelphia A NV ofissns -
sehT Wave OBJ Roach, Halifax. 7 days. with s.h. l. =
sohr Pisasans OBJ Cameron, HGfax Is days VIA. a. -
Mhsmors Co .rpsrisneea heavy weather aurae 5Ss
sehf Empire. Osborne. Mobile ls days
Schr Henry Castor, Gardiner, Norfolk, s days.
6chr 0risn, Colt, New Haven days.
Schr Tresdmore, -, New Haven for virxinia
Schr GsSslls. Ferguson, Bristol, RI, 6 days.
gohr Blossom, -, Ipswich, Del, days.
AZ ppnss from I:ei q ''Ar csaAs
BELOW.
Three briEs unknown.
SAILED.
steamships Augusta ssvAnnah Jas Adssr CharissSsa.
Jamestown Norfolk &c; Blsok Warrior, Mobile; bark Ha
-; brig Vernon, Aontevieec.
Wind during the day, NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
Supreme Court.

FIR H. ne matter Of Ae mi Of h1ysrs corpu %
Cop H. Peck. 10 produce the body Of James Brooa-The
petition OF James Lyden sets forth that James Brown late
OF New Orleans Imprisoned and restrained OF his be
BY Capt Elsha Peek commanding oflcer Of the United
States an ofvar North CsrorA lying ct the navy
yard 1t the port Of New York. and that he Ia not detained
BY process II law and that the pretence OF such
tention that Brown alleged TO be iesert.r from the
Uni cd States naval service James Lee The petitioner
states information and belief that James Brown Is not
the person omsd 70 have belonged TO the United States
service By the OF James Le. and does answer
his description The stands for Afortnght
Ldtsds Cmpus-In ne mater Of Brtaon @, HoppT.-rhe
youth in this brought up habsas corpus on
the petition Of George Fulton and his discharge from the
United States army den anded appreni ice under
age and owing service 20 the petitioner These facts being
proved the Judge discharged Hopper from the services
fha sfay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, February IL, 1854.

CLEARED.
ssnsip jamestown. Ca,endy, Norfolk City Psint and
steamship Black Warrior, Bullock Mobile, Livingston.
ssesmship Augusta, Lyon, Savannah. L Hitchrr.
Steamship Jas Adsr, Dickinson Charleston, spo0rd
SSs S:..l.ss r:,lin: sIsn.y, rsy Kv c,m';s.
sSip New n,nYhils. Chase, L,srrsei z;rs..aoc
ssip francis; l.sviS, nsy.s P.yys hss..s
s sB EsSs2 Jane: asss
sS sSTan s. w1is sSn .s
bsT rsn ss,,.S Brssn "a :nnss Moi
BIs sn ash9 ss.y 1 ban ~ smh Tn
Bis BuereTsn.s se, svenssn Lsuvs via Charleston.
Bs,s 5ali. s.aison; Smith, csys Tsyn, master
Rris sss.. ssr.sali savssnsh. ssrsnsosi y.lu,n
ST K..1 Ss'fa sI
sehr Cantor John,s:p; B. Bs.msrs. master
seSr Esrsns EunIoa Brovlser, FredOricfsSurs. Van
scir 4 B.isr, Baker, =, seerishsbprs II Uss.rwood.
sehr gichmond Harris Rieh@.na, 2 H&W Pisrscn.
sssI s1ssss ps.n'.a. s.,.nP.h. Van B;ps, s.sA.
;.si s.Isss w.I ss: S,.sy
scSi sarah, Perry, New BEDFORD mister. !" N'N'''
sehr Ohio, Terri !. Nov Haven, master.
Steamer D.iswarc. cisri Philadelphia. 9 sasisrs
ARRIVED
I w% Rs % ra bysrpoo Dec % With md''
ship a.is OF pa, Gas., H.s nee Is y,h ns's ana q
Su n1slsa' s sn.ei Z. .u Il .as
s s:s and l.. ts s ss. ana
- sS ss.s ..:s. r.:
psi. ap ka Mo.. .sH Esw o ass: '5 In
NV Si!:.n: :. iSyssssl. .a ~. .' $500. =. y
~s I g nsss Ss Nsss s I s
| = Sssiss Ne isWssN -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
Law IAtolllgence.

srprvux Conn or THE UMTD srArD.-Tm. 7-Jsmss ]
R,us RIO 81 Nev York, and William P Harris Eco o
Hl.sssIppi, were united attorneys and oounssoes
this court. ,,
No b4 samuel BSAN1n's administrator appellant, VI
Richard g. Coxs - The argument OF this cause was con
cluded By Mr.. wyhs for the appellant
No. IS. A. Russell, plaintiff in error w. the Assoois
on Of the Jersey Companyfhs argument OF this GAUSS
VAS by Mr. Van Santvoord for tbs plaintiff In
error oonnued by Mr. Scuddsr for tho defendant in
error. ~
FKB S-R Martin, Esq Of New York, was admitted
IN attorney and counsellor OF this court
Nc 81 George Law ct a., ppslanta, W. X Flynn On
the motion Of Mr. Cutting Of counsel Tor the appellants
stating that the matters in controversy In this casa had
been settled this appeal from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for New York. was dismissed At the appel
lants' cost.
No SO. A. Russell plaintiff in error the Association
OF the Jersey Company The argument Of this cause VA
continued by Assrs Scudder ZHbrske for the dssen J.
ANITA in and by Mr. Ruther for the plaintiff In error
Adjourned UT til to morrow ut IL O'Clock, A. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
SxpGw1cK, Pres.
LABAH c. STUART, Acting Secretary.
Personal InteIllUencc

Ga he occasion o. his presenting his credeni. to the
Enpsrcr Mr.. Mason, Minister TO the Court o,
France, introduced TO the Empress who eonvsrsd
with him in uglish for about half sn hour and after.
wards forwarded him invitation for the grad ball
which took Place =. the ruleres the following svsnoy
One OF the imperial carriages was sent 70 convey the Am
basdor TO TIE Tner!ss ard ieconductsd him back to
his hotsl.
Hon. John Young Montreal. Hon j. p Cock. Iov,. p
Gilbert, osiensburg; wAneo, Berlin; HcCIsrs
Al.sDy; o II. Robertson L. S A L Ksnsley Canton; T.
oodm.n Botten arrived yesterday At the st. Nicolas
Col. D Hamilton and family Albany; John Ne .mau.
lnei.r. Col d s. GAreeser FlorI1s; Hon. John Wen.
worth, lllnois; SEQ Sumur Va arrived Yesterday at
the Attor hcu'e number Of oI Of various mill.
Aiy Fou Nwourg have ,rrived At the Aston
70 atead the Grand bali b. given there on Monday
evening BY TIE New York Light G. srd.
R. Hitch 'ock, Y. $ Mr. q. Iosel.y, London: ". c.
Holden, Bcstn; j. During, New York Cart Fleming
Athlose; T, Patterson Nes Buusvi,E ariysi yssssr
day a. the Prescott House.
DEPARTURES
FER H.ysr, ,9d No. II TIE ste.T,hir B,ei warrior
serysns g. Bay ana lady, Mrs II SiIs. osisy. NJ
wv, Terry y'Si NJ c wsss iPa,
sat Ross sdy eSd .sd ssTsas go Cole ', md b:
YAM, DUR Crom veil laay, child AID servant Hss
ife5 h sss go Jsh H ssyai G'1
hss A5 Lay 2nrad - So AL las, s'.isn
oeuie Plato, Mr. Levitt John orrts csptJ u Dsy,
i sssn s's sSid e es son os
For ssys1rah IN The steamship kugusa-J HsrSsn Mis-,
Pal Miss a. PEEL. Mis- L,ingsttn, Ms Kirkland,
Drake Jr kirttnd X C5urh.y, J q Mccormick xr
ind hTs gheir; Nd Rlit. Woods, schultz FIRST
WI Aahelsr, " siaRho n, Fez,n, Foxsr SD 10
MIA ssmp n Misc Geodwia As ryant Mr. Rose snd Isdy
Meed, Moody Misses and Bseoi,, 4 oodv vim,
k5w.re Wescots. Ifish Anna L. Irth, Irish.
Kiss Atwood, y Conc Miss Benton q Nilie- Mrs
IS in the ttetr,gG
For ch,Tldt'n; n ne sp.nthip Jsnss Adsr-w
CsSe, " kimbAll, PA Z, Yrs Hsribsrzh riske
D Fle Van Wager q Ishsm. Or wiisoa. r Y Creme
Der Roberts, Blahe Chas Swords, MIRA G Tourne
.Ed infant, Gilbert lady inisut and nurse Mr. Van
usnSsn and lady Nj, Irya yrs smith Mrs. Patterson
and child. Mis-, J Bsker Jsc3t Abtah.ms Wier or
johnson, Dixon Mrs Colt and z Beverly D Can
nirgssm, l. Pratt Eiss Sarah Ks,inx. Mrs. briggs Mr.
To- uTs7n, Hrnnay, Chas Lamb, JohA sorantn, X IL
HtntuT and 2 IN the stesEsse,
orNorfalt &C. in the steamship Jsmes,o-n- II c Cod.
Ity. nsll Palmer, Land JR,ynol- Il sulliv,n, T
gg9isy burnlm, Jones and lady, Mrs Van Otrtlsnd
- rim " y Conekiir, rNills ton ID Simmons
fttts, ,nd 3 In stssrar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
Reported Indian Flint IN Ioyva.

rom the COUNCIL! Bluffs (IoWal Busls, Jan II.
We are informed that band Of Omaha braves
went up to the mouth of the Little Sioux river last
week, and killed squaw of the Sioux nation, the
wife of Frenchman living there.
Reports were rife yesterday morning that band
Of Sioux came down on Wednesday morning and
surrounded band of Omahas whilst asleep, and
succeeded in killing ten Omahas Many guns were
discharged, at all events, which were distinctly
heard by people coming up the river. We do not
vonch for the truth Of the report. Much luminosity
exists between them, which will doubtless result in
the determination Of the Omaha tribe, unless the
government interferes to settle the quarrel. The
Sioux threatening the white settlers of Sergeant
Bluffs, and claim to own this Pottawattanie pur-
chase. This is one of the strongest and most war
like tribes in the West and if disposed might do
much mischief Unon this frontier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
Married,

On Saturday, February H. 1t Salem Baptist Church,
New Rochelle, BY the Rev +. A. Slater, Mr. H. VIII
KNsoN of New York to Miss g. Z. Ely OF East Chester
AtSt. Johns Church, Csnandsgua, N Y, Thursday,
February o. By the Rev. George T. Rider, JOHN W. HoL
8. Burlipg, Of the former place
At Fitchvile near Norwich, Conn.,, on Thursday Feb
ruary ny NE ksy; Mr. Atenison, MosaED hn.ny Mss
Stephen Fitch and niece OF Asa Fitch OF Fitchvlls
On Tuesday, February y n the Baptist Church Brook
lyn by the Rev Jasper Brundgs, BUJAMs T. SWEET to
Miss MARY LovEJoY, both OF New York.
On Thursday February 9. BY the Rev. J. L. Hodge.
THOMAS anI 70 NARY daughter Of George L, Shaw,
Esq, both Of Brooklyn, L l.
On Thursday February by the Rev Father Quarters
OF 81 LAwrence's Church, Yorkvine, Mr. PATRICK Nc
AUIIFFE OF Newmarket county Cork, Ireland to Miss
SARAH ANN LAaos, daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Lennon Of
YorkviDe.
tork papers plesse copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
u. q. yrarshrl,s OG;s..

FxB ll-Eclrs cf PTt,orrs from Kings CottyJaa -Four
Of the crew OF the American ship James Wright charged
with mutiny, 10 which the life OF the sacri-
Coed to htx fury and who committed by tho Uotei
States authorities 70 the Kings county jail for want OF
better ecurlty made their escape through the roof OF
that building night last week and have not since been
heard Of appears that they descended BY means OF
their bed clothes which they tore up and
into ropes They left hfth companion behind. The
names OF the fugitivea are Joteph Mathew WAm Cas-
Tin ~ W Qayoa Jchn West.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
Police InfeIfsrep

Chdres n RoJbsry The police OF the Fourth ward
afrsstsd on Friday night Two men, named Thomas Kits
and william Fsllon charged with violently Assauting
end beating tailor named George Nelson and stes
from bis person gold watch ard chain valusd A. Ses
II that the rplarant the porter house OF
Isvrercs 0Ne, No ~ Cherry street. where he WAS as
ssalted by UvsrAl persons, amspg whom were the
above named men, who were subsequently arrested and
committed to prison BY Justice Osborne for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
U. $. District Court.


FIN l0-SKTNCs James Ksndrick, High Bright and
four others convicted Of endeavor TO make revolt
beard the American ship Java While at QuAraniine-Ken
crick and Bright sentenced /, one years mprison
ent zach Ia the PensntAry and the other four to sl
months each, AL to be kept TO hard labor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
MORE INDIAN DISTURBANCES.

from The st Paul, (hn Democrat Jan. IL
Mr.. Mylick who came down from Itasca on san.
day evening, Informs that he received letter on
Saturday from Mr.. Marks, who has trading post
near the forks OF Grow river stating that the day
previous, party of Chippewas, numbering about
sixty, were FrowlDg about the vicinity, and fired
upon.s Winnebago, who, however, escaped uuhurt.
Winnesbek, the head chief, is organizing war
party for defence, and has sent 10 Gov. German for
military assistance,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12

Rev Morris Day, . preacher OF the Congregational
Church has bsen arrested at Madison, Ind
tou OF the Governor OF Kentucky charged with eneing
sAve slaves from their owners In Ksntucky, and u
Aidipg In thsS escape hou seryitude,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12

Telegraphic Marine Report.
Spencer, NYoYk. S S.S'A~"sS' AsaAs' 49,
lOth-Arr ships Indiana. and sulsas., NYork.
CHARIkSTOH, Febl0-Arr shin Blan oh.,d hr;. n,,r..
stone, Cork. - N'ASAA, Ok 0AsA Lora Aaaa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12

The abcsrs employed In enArglng and Strengthening
the Osvseo Canal 1T fuon have struck for higher wages
They have been getting sir shiinsa day. End demanded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12
Hcrald Marine INSTRUMENTATION.

PHiLADkLPHIA, Feb II, PN-Arr Stesnshins s..&. -
Gsorgia Gnr,n, Savannah; City Of Rohmond. MiscSsii
nS ssIs sonfs WeSsn Smith NYork Traacs Burs
CID sso.u ship City New Natthews Boston; W.
gfna, Teal Richmond ship William DoAue
Learnard kayssues, PR; Three Brothers (Br GraS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12

BARK cuba ~ this Years old go tens b-&
Cohasset. has been sold for SO 600 cash.