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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
BERMUDA.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
BERMUDA, Tuesday, Feb. +, lS1J.
Stesm communication between New York aud
the West Ibcier, via Bermuda, is the newest
topic on the carpet here. DIR. Rs'ney, Of your
CITY. has sent u letter to our Governor, inform
ipQ i'm that bs DR. r. contempl.tes estsb
listirg line of steamers between Ne~-York aud
Para in Brszil, and that Ber uuls, Barbados and
Demarara are compreheoded in the route OF
these packets-proyided the said Colonies will
unitedly furnish pecuniary aid to the amount of
So, 600. Our Governor, Colonel Murray, held
ameeting of his Council yesterday and talked the
matter over: bur. IS the Legislature is not in
session AT present., nothing detntiye with refer
ence TO DR.. Raney's scheme could be done. Last
wear our Legislature voted $4,000 year to en-
courage the calling at these islands Of steamer
that might run between New.YOrk aud Dems
rara. The act authorizing this appropriation con-
tsus no ausinn to Brazilian line OF steam pack
cts and therefore the terms of the grant must be
changed before it can be applied in aid of DIR.
Rainey's project. But any movement on our part
in that respect would be futile without the other
Colonies embraced in the route contributing hand
somey to the same end. Denarara, 1t is under
stood is anxious for direct steam Intercourse with
the United States, but Barbados has hitherto
been silent on the subject.
The Corporation Of the town Of Hamilton hsve
resolved to erect a hotel here at the expense OF
the town, ard il s said the work will be com
menced without delay.
The planters throughout these Islands are very
busily employed in planting potatoes for the spring
crop and should il escape the mysterious disease,
We anticipate bountiiul supply for the American
market.
Two vessels belonging here-the bark Sir &. +.
Seymour and the brig Msrklsnd-have just been
hired by the Government to convey to ireland
300 couyicts whose term of transportation Is
nearly run out. The passage money is TO head,
the Government also supplying provisions tor the
use of tie men. Tunnage is also 10 be taken up
here for convey ing to England the left wing OF the
seth Regiment, at present In garrison at these
Islands.
III, hull of the condemned American bark Su'
NARROW was sold lately for f+O. The hull ct the
abandoned American brig Isabella Reed, OF New
York. Will be put up at auction on the 18th INST.
The American bark A. b. sturge,, Capt Lang
thorne. which put in here in distress some weeks
s;nce is 10 he fitted out, TO enable her to proceed
The American brig Pembroke Smith master
of and for Boston from Aux Cages, 81. Domlhso'
,.a.n With coffee aud logwood, out 80 days, ar
81 here ON the 18th inst, in distress, being IN
iasIr stale and in want Of sails and -Ome spars.
Tis American brig Osceola, Nickerson, arrived
here Yesterday from New-York
hi. letter goes By the Cunard steamer Our
lew Capt. Sampson, which vessel proceeds I"
New-YoIk Ia have some repairs
We have accounts here from the Yves. ihdie
TO the 2oth January. but there Is 10 news iio"
that quarter,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

Office Of that journal on plea II srea, personal vsni,
and vas discharged about & m>a'h since, hiss be- n
detected IN stealing ard collecting money without
thorify lie adds'hs' tbisis no, the t-.t of-nss
Drove IH,r SrIsos Ellen Dean, No l35 lie.
roy-st complains that Der husband, JOIN Deans
butcher by trade. bat row doing no busiassIs-eones
home std beats and Al ooys her. cal ing b ar BAD
rsuss sb6 ihat he refes 70 assist in sspportiny hsr
81 their three little children She keeps b,aodrrs,
sri be uslre.is them ard turn. them IN the strec:y
preventing her from earning her o.n living.
WE'RE rs CouyoiLsAS CrshcX l-Cou1cilmsu
Cussak. OF the Fourth Ward, had an Interview with
Mayor Wood las; week, q, Skich he agreed that he
would desperate with the Mayor in revoking the Ii
eehses OF the Sunday liquor sellers in his District
me seventh The Mayor has since sent Zoe him sev
e'ai un''' su' he has no, yet made his appearance
!" '"i ou' me agreement. Where IS Coun Gilman
Cusack
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
THE TREATY WITH s.RDrvr,

The following nre the ARTICLES Of the Miitsr, Ton.
yepion which the Pi- dnont.se Cover m-nt hss e,,
Guide" WITH France and Eogisni in conseurerr. NJ
II. accession 10 the treaty of e,h April:
AT. His Nsjes'y tire King OF Sardinia will r.-,
vide for the waits Of The war = corps da,ias, of
$1,000 men orgsnized 10 five hrisaies forming two.
divisions ard ore reserve brigade under the com
msnd OF a Ssrdinisn General
Art Imu edistely after the rstifc stion of the
prestDt Convention, measures sd al be- taken for the
org,r za'ion and comm strstive regulation of thi.
corps that it may be ready to leave within short
delay e. possible.
" Art .. In execution Of the lst Article of the
present. convection, the corps armee Of his VI ss,y
the rg # Sardinia sill consist of Infantry cavalry
al ,rtilery. in proportion tn ITS effe tive farce.
AR. 4. His Majesty the King Of Sardinia engages
tiusef 10 keep up ire Lumber of the expeditionary
corps at Is 900 men by the regular and successive
sending out Il The necessary reiuforceme0's
- Art 5. The Ssroipian Government will provide
for the pay aud subsist- nee Of ts troops.
The high contracting parties will concert measures
to asDre aud facilitate the procuring OF provisions for
it. stores.
"Ar 6 Their Msestes the Emperor Of the French
ard the Queen OF the United Kingdom Of Crest
British and Ireland guarantee the Integrity OF the
States of bis Majesty the King of Sardinia aud
gage H. mseves 10 defend them against any attack as
lorg a. the present war lasts.
"Art. 7 The present Convention shall be ratified,
sno ~ Publications exchanged at Turin as soon
possible"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
CHINA.
possible

TIE Hong. Kong Register of Dec. $, says:
The accounts from Canton by yesterdays post-bes'
have sgsn given occasion for alarm, or at least for
anxiety and have, ~e suppose, led 10 the departure
of The Barracuda We have been so often frightened
fom or proprieiy by the rumor of agitation in these
urquet waters that our readers, like ourselves, mus.
be well nigh wenried The danger of such state is
the crying Of wolf wolf often, that the moment
Of real peril may be disregardcd when il comes. 50
for learn the real stste of affair II would
seem that the rebels tired of attacking fruitessy the
Dorih face Of the city, where it is strengthened by
outwoIks impregLable apparently 10 their assault,
have mustered in force in the Macao Passage. On
Saturday a Gel tDuous engagement WAS kept up
during the whole day between the N )eral and Triad
f.ets. The smoke, which rose in volumes ab've the
trees and hills extended a line Of several miles
The fore. Of the insurgents s said to consist OF $50
CT afr of various sizes and d. scrp'ions filed with men
well armed according to the Chinese fashion. On
Sunday The i'll kept up tll the after
noon. This advance has not been without effect on
tn. native population, whose supplies have been long
susitened by the insurgent operations. Chinese OF
respectsbility finding that notwithstanding their lib
era contributions progress is made 10 the restora
ton of peace aud or0er, ars beginning to grunbs.
The question of recur- could they ba worse oil
if the city were in The hands Of the rebels Anxious
Is this sad state Of affairs set a. rest by
the reestahshm. III of tie provincial authorities, aud
that the city shoud not fall into he haods OF .Fless
banoitti cannot but admit that the industrious,
p.sceabe iubsbtshs Of Canton have some reason for
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
SHARP-SHOOTING.

F,om ne Cor-e.pcndenf Of The London Times.
JANUARY l2 TIE usus small 'rm practice went
Oh in front # the lice. between the sbsrp-soooters
Both psrtfs have Low become expert that their
gr.at.st pleasure is to try ard do" each other by
settir g Up dpuuies," and exhibiting devices to
draw ERE so tbst they msy have chance OF return
irg wi lie the msrksmsb is exposed. The old dodge
Of putin up .hsko CT foreger the end of Stick
IL universally de-pi-ed and Dot shot will be thro IN
away On one. Moving them along with an irregular
otiOD u- above the top Of the rsmparts or trenches
ss if nan we're waking along is sometimes succ ,ss.
fuI and the lucky fellow VINO gets ball or two
through biz head dress ibithis wayls considered very
clever The men row know esch other-thst IL, they
ohserve Certain gunDers 10 the Ru.sisn batteries
whom they have seen for some time past, and who
have 1ickn.m.s There goes Red cap ~ or,
BLACK beard is going to take shot at US noxi' aud
so On; ADD there is q story going that pickets oc
oasic ally fraieruze, they we're won't to do in the
Sb,bboleth-" Bono Frsnzigi" Bono Ingiis ~
" BoIo MuscJv!" ''Turco, no bono"
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DOINGs At THE MAJORS OFFICE

N.wsroYs OPPOSED TO PEAcE.-the new'ooy'
are couraped Of for disturbing the peace OF 'ne
b,,b. and slro Of Ja~. Gordon Bennett
P.R.os. LOTTERY TICKETS AID In. s,o,
ely R1PonrxR The Rev. Hollis hes'' o'aD..'
n j., Who teaches the young ides 10" =" 80 ssaI
plain. of TIE Monthly Reporter for pretending
r. lottery te.et. and delr.uiiDg the un'.r' o. mo
ne, for ,icse,. which are never sent from iH once
No IS Wall-st- 90, p,,.uyusse
MOCK arc1IOs, Frank MELVILLE p poa 3 B.
..lIor, vas cheated At hoe KEEP. e' % ~ the hard
sSre,,. Nc i,s Broadway out Of 90 ~ .'1 n. a
tuu,rss for whaling voy,gs' rOaess No.. ,,.es
ven, T. the feilox with 'he SAILOR aD' '"'
ard procured the mooey. ,h., female i'm.
~, .o,crrirr donations under Prs'ence
p Ss ips az. MS 10, benevolent societies.
DwHosssrr.-Di.unsr, Of The Ge'sr'pA.es1
- Ca--<,cai Gazette, complains tnst slim red
f.eed Iri.husn, J. P. Hosy, who vsa taken into %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
DESERTIONS.
bESEh lONS.
From he Corvesposdent Of TIE London Tt~es.

From he COrvepoadent Qf TIE London Ti~es.
JANUARY l2 II resre. Ia say that there are more
csses OF Geserton anong our troops aud the Freuch
than OF expects or lihes TO find List night
Inv of the I'd battalion. Rifle Brigade, posted on toe
mcuntsn tcps above Bsl-klsvs reported that there
was FIRE in the ravne below, 10 the direction OF the
Cosssck pickets A small party CT riiemen we're dis
matched In the direction of the light snd, as they
spprosched they d,ccve ed four men, IN tie uniform
III french soldiers sested round il Ca being chal
legged. the men started 20 their fee, spd fed To
of them we're taken by the rihemeu; two OF them
escaped in the brushwood in the obscuri;y ot the
light On being conducted 70 the quarters OF the
officers in command, these two men said they D..
lopg.d to the Lyon Erongere, but that they hsd
lost their xsy in Ieturriog from little excursion, and
had rgt ted Ere 10 keep Themselves warm; they
seemed to be Itaans ard their story was so plausible,
spppo,tsd ss il was by the inquiry, " Do you think
1--WE would have lighted fire if we h.d intended TO
cd. serti that the aid hsve been chance oil their
sscapipg under other circumstances; ~ tney were
sent 10 Sir Colin Campbell who handed them over
10 the French authorities. They denied there were
more than two Of them, thoughshe Rriemen declared
thew saw four round the fire when they first came up
The F,er Oh officers immediately claimed them a. Two
Of party of four deeertes who had lett camp ye.ter-
day. ar d they viii be shot esriy TO morrow morning
man of the 93d also deserted, and his body hiss
b. en- found in front Of the Russian picket He ws
killed by a mu-ket shot, and there is no doubt but
that A be approached the post not being able to re-
ply to the challenger he was fired upon and net ms
f.ie-oDe too good for him. There have been sew
ersl cesertious in front aso-at least, men ara ms-
sipg-snd IL is supposed Trey have gone over 10 tes
O. envy. There has been a Court Martial on Ser
gesnt Of the 2ls Fu.leers the serious charge OF
bavirR been found drunk and asleep while on duty IN
scvarce Of the third parallel He was found guilty
end sentenced to be reduced to the ranks, ana De
prived 81 pay, pension, &c; but Lord Raglan WIN
great clemeny, has RENTED the sentence, on account
0f the SerReAnts previous good condcut 81 lnke'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
rsnu, ard in the hope ,h,, he <iu take -arniny in

n'snr, ard in the hope tbs. he <ill take -arning ia
Fron the Co-yepo-G~-es sr Tie D1zy ysu.
IASUART IA ~rll m-f,'-d though severe pun.
itfneIt irfic'ed the Icts inst. upon "a En-
pIth s,lcier sho ss- s'smp'irg Ia desert n The
er.uy; ard II i. t.e more Eor ~ 81 rzm Ark "a III
prisi 81, Uttered voluntarily on rhe SPUR
If TIE n melt by ~ the &c ~rt<rs 1xn e IN
rhrts The usf who exhibited such patriotic feeling
ord TeadiI.ss of yu poe dere've- re~ard and one
Ct more permanent oh az -Ctsr SD likely TO
.r,nd if- iIfn.rc- ~ Al q m.-- pscuni.ry gr-futy
TIE fac. occnrie after IOos 10 broad Daylight
Won party OF the lsth Regiment -nd O'her- had
beer emI lOyed IN front o. Gofnons battery, 10 tos
right # the advance work and tn position OF
Tie Lsncns'er eup The, we're about to return 20 the
sdvarcec wors and had IMPLIED erms, when some
one oberv.d The aba. nee Of msD 81 the party by
Lsae Of Smith, Search WA made for him. bQt be
rot foufd II then remembered th,f ne hsd Slfen
they began g. work not placed his mntse ct With ths
other arne but had supported il against portion Of
the psisp.t which concealed from vie by pro-
jsc,inp spge. Two men 81 once made their way 70
n is spot 81 on residing il found the ffelocs still
there but the psn Smith considerably in advance,
sioopbg but burryiBg toward the Russian seuteTies.
One OF the two men Immediately gave the alarm,
sDo calling out "D"wn with him, the rascal !, going
lover 10 the er envy" capped bis piece, and fired.
He fowey,r u,i.sed hiu. The deserer soOner
perceived that be wss detected aud N >rked than,
sprir Png up, be al full speed, and shssing 10
bis left habo white rag and holding 10 his right to
show thar be was urarn.e1. Bar he WAS doomed not
to eject biz object He bad reached about hslf the
dis' ance between the English line and the Russian
outposfs VT 81 one Of his own comrades took more
deliberate aim, and lodged q ball in his back. The
desert.r fell at once ana though he was observed
effeiwaid 70 mske several Efforts be was quite uns-
be to Move FROM his position From the manner in
which be fell there is little doubt that the wound VA.
mortal Subsequently towsro dusk, sergeant and
.iebt or ten mru sent to bring him 10, hat the
oiject was observed, and some Cossasks advanced
An Interchange Of -bo' took place; and though none
of the sergerts party were hurt it was considered
pruCeLt ~ retire back to the work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

"of the hearts may write volumes, aud still
he the GOOD mother Of her family. 1t is almost
ga priesthood that she exercises. and no one
"thnks OF sneering at It.
The Lamphghter il not without faults IL con
tains wearsome passage, cumorous tnhitiplica-
ton OF details, even sermons 10 'Ae ioIli VI VI
sIocue It's embarrassed with useless persona
cos and the denouement rests partly on excessive
improbabties. !.
Two distinct TRANSACTIONS, from separate edl-
tions Of Miss Cumu ingss book have been pub
li,bed here. We also have nov complete trans
Iation Of Scion Robinsons Hot Corn stories, under
the general title Of Mysteries Of Nen- lors. An
edition, in English, Of American Poets 10 IN course
of publication here. The commencing y0luIpes
are filled By Longfellow aud Bryant. Inc french
publishers have within the past two weeks, gwen
ns several valuable works, mostly historical. To-
dsy. sppesrs new volume by the eloquent Mich
elct-a continuation Of his History Of France,
entitled. France in the XVM Cen'ury-La Renais-
,onoe another volume il promised for Juy-Ld
Information. The first volume Of Barsuters His
tore du Direcoire Is out the other two are TO fol-
low this month. They are the sequel to the Histore
de la Conrention of this pains-takng, honest quite
reliable. celebrated, and rather dull, historian
Historic de Washington by de VII, with PREDATORY
es,ay by Guizot IL in press. Lamartlne is engaged
Ia write one Of bis eloquent, ornamental histories
one might almost say, historical romances-bya
bookseller who has given him Russia for the title
and Foundation in fact Of the work. Alfred Nette-
nent's history of French literature under Louis
Philippe the continuation ofthe history ofFrench
literature of the Restoration, by the same author
is extremely interesting from the nature of the
subject The four volumes together are the only
work giving one connected view Of this second
best period in French literary history. On this
account, the work is to be received thankfully,
although our gratitude would have been much
more ardent if Mr.. NetteDent had given US more
facts and fewer opinions. The most suggestive
book of modern political history is Plon's new
edition oftbe speeches, messages and proclamatons
of the Emperor IN. ILL.,. from his return to France
up to 1855. This book tells more of the man than
under correction all the editorial and gossippiDg
spprecistions ever printed. Ii is needless to add.
that the book should be taken with many grains of
allowance, and read with a constant eye to the
prejudces of the Imperial author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

eoTri 6'th'S, have haa msny times the pleasure ~
re'stg 10 hours o. the rish 10 hole. h,vi1y 2,
,'suIe't se-o-i cold. -l--p, and praj-c'iles- TIE
tb itis oii-r-Ec- tha, Won 90, 70 in--s-i ~ .
10 uif ~ y ~ tie entrance II "a cana oar ael,
'th ." :. p"-tog heu selves are ci'i-sd - -
81" taf i'heuss m se>rch of fac .ot ~ " pod %
e. ueir comp Our table Is fdrli-n =! .5u ld+7,iy
Fay 'u1 p's1usiy What think YOU 81 B.d.,is
we n"p, heirinss. cigars, sugar cosse. to-eh4r
WIZ r. hsrI'ots &c 1gse1r, and p,tas,a, At one
franc the klllOf 1900 %, 'HV
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Ea,rEas Dn,xssARY-Ths following = @s s. ~
Of dis IDsrs for the moth Of psrsss s:sss1s
:, tbsir Svvusw SO; nslss ls1 fsuasss -. fsti.
sstsocs vv .irs:I. y; nLss 10. oms~ " ''~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

Henry Griffin young man about twenty ysArs Of
sge, died suddenly o: disease of the heart, on Thurs
day last, at Poughkecpsie. Ba. few mnrtes before
deceased dropped down, he was apparently enjoying
good health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

The Rev. THEODORE PARKER is announced a. the
reY, lee turer in the AntSayery Course, on Tuesday
evening next. Mr.. Parkerneyer speaks on the Slave
~ question without thorough preparation, nor without
utterirg thoughts which it concerns the public to heed
He will, of course draw a crowded house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
FROM BEFORE sEvAsTOPOL.
sCFYKRIyGs or THE BBITisH-E1rRAcTS FROM VA
DENCE.

sCFIETINGs OF HE BHITIsH-LATNALT3 FNUH FANI-
Gus coRREsPoSDEsCE.
From Col, T.. Of ps Coidream GHards
JANUARY l2.-I can scarcely write, so cold is il.
The ground is covered with sno~, and the most Bit
ter Of winds is rushing through the tent 1t s misery
with q veDge ance No chance Of buts ever beiog got
up. and no warm clothing as yet. We have ono IN an
in hospital who must lose both feet from beioy frost
bitten and crowds who will lose toes, &c. under
stand that it has been calculated With the means st
present az disposal that it would take five mouths to
bring up butts for sll our army from Baaklava 60
they arc not of much ue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

A "PsDoramc Tour Of Europe IL on exhIoiaon
at No. 500 Broadway. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

Tie notice published in the Friday morning ea' ,es
ofTur TRRryE with reference to the call OF the
Grand jury upon the Mayor would led many TO to
o,on. o ,b,, n, Grand Inques. had adjourned 'ae
'I t saeh Is not the fact The Grand Jury SOL In
0". &C." and viii probably continue al next week.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-31


The benefits Of plank walks were
fully shown yesterday after the rain, and
we presume there was not person in town
but wished there were more of them.
After one Of cur local paragraphs
was "set up" friend from the country,
who happened to come in, informed us that
the rain was very much needed-in fact,
that he had seldom seen time when it was
much more needed than on yesterday. We
who live in town and have the streets
sprinkled, cannot tell so we'll when rain is
wanted as our country friends, who have
not only better opportunities for observa-
ton. but have more personal interest in
seeing things grow.-The same gentleman
informed US that he had noticed the Ay in
only one field Of wheat, and that was win
ter wheat The fly, it seems, does not dis
turb spring wheat, which is certainly one
very material advantage in favor of tho
latter
Remember the Panorama tonight
All who are fond Of such exhibitions will
undoubtedly be pleased with it.
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EMIGRANTs TO IOWA
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WALL PAPER.

WE have just received 3 second lot of Wall Paper
w and Borders direct from the Manufacturers in
New York and we have now on hand 1000 Rolls OF
various patterns. We will also receive in few day
by Railroad another large lot Of 60Di Rolls making
stock to 10000 Rolls of $50 patterns To
persons intending to paper their houses this spring,
wohd say that being of one of the lar
gest Manufactures ia New YORK. prepare ditto
furnish Wall Paper and BORDERS at Factory prices
with the addition Of freight,
For tho convenience u vnr custpmerBin davenport,
have samples Of all Wall Paper and Borders
our Book Stand ia The Post Office, where they can
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