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Feb Let 81 20, len y IL large ehposr-ship.
with letters ". N her foreioIsri, probably
70, eoseD City from new York roy "a for San fr,ncsco
ssre cav wee sr<e ship ttsndng W. with Foroess
rs uprc,ed the Reindeer frcm Bo.tjn NV. 70 for San
grsncitco
set.s. Care Horn y T. hy miller. bEk Lucy L Hale,
5 AZ from Cad'rs, for Swsnss. 4.
Feb - l 81 1888 lou 81 q, sAp Evening Star frost, fu.
CaafW fl Valparaiso
mEeh I Ia, Is SO l,u- Sc 30 ". ship Winged Racer
Gorhss, f.ou Bosi, n Feb for San Rrsncisco
A.Ieb lat - ~. Ion 81 "A ship supposed the
Stephen Lp'nsb. from Csllso for Baltimore
April S Of Georges shoal ship orprise from Newfort
for Hons Kong
April ls Ere Island Lisht be.,ins ~ W iss,, q nuss
~hsps bah North Ameres Bartlett Of and for New London,
lSt days nom Honol1u.
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MARINE 10 UR M L.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.......Ar.n2 20
Arrived.

ArT1voQs
Bs May Cueep (of Philadelphia Jsckson, CharlesonS
ds cotftn aLc rice to mattel q, ,,,,o,
Biz RemD.t,n 10, My.tic,) Sawyer, 81 Make 10 d.,
cotton Brodie Pettia
Brig baltic (of Csnd1o Jsiia et Mars ~ &c, cotton 10
sn.iiwOod, ALo-pon O. Go ,,,.
Bris Torrent of Boston Montgomery ST. J.go de Cuos IA
April "a Crooked Island Passage spoke
bri, Mars fm Gonstvss for New YORK.
Big Judith Somes (of Aoont Desert Bartlett San Juan
CUBA 7th inst sugar &c April a l.i 81 s. lon
II passed pert of deck Of 'sr1e chip, With patent
together with Of bukhesd and part Of
house With skEt hanging On the house - ssnh OF
di,trtss had been sbsodontd some time
Big A. Tinkef (of Esworta Miliken, GaAysms (P ~
l5ds Sugar to c. T., !. Peers
Bris En- pe Ae~otby, Savannah ds cotton to stasss
Chairman Co. ~
SER s.r.h car,h tBr D.sin, Grand N.nsn IN 81 I4ds
fsh smith Boyot April 49, lat 40 ion ~ 90, spoke
,bip Titan (of b aoo hence for Sc John N,
scbr J. Truman Gi,hs AiexsDors ds -four, bound 10
Salem.
sehr. w T. Lersett. boon, virsiai. d., oysters.
WISD-sonri,e. N. r.; Meridian, NJ hszy.
ehip silss Holmes. In SevOresns Thurstay, came
Gu, ever the Ear with ship James Sssmth for Liver
rool ana parted from her l2h inst 10 lat 2, lou 70 90
By Telegraph.
BOSTON AR. April 90 shPs European, and Chaplain fn
New Oreara
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vB palmer authorized receive subscriptions and al
for THR TRsuSE the cities Of PHILADELPHIA
ssd BosTon.
Mr w. H. MORRILL, authorized to receive Subscriptions
TO THE IEIscSE in CANADA and 70 receipt therefor
W. L. PALMER Agent In SYRACUSE for the sale of TIE
fDkUkE.
HsLLrS Co. Agents for the sale Of The TRrscss
In CHICAGO.
EpwAKp Smith Is agent for the sale of Tsx TRIs-
rSk In Burlington, VI.
hmroS STARS Arert for the ole OF THE TxIsuSE in
PArTpsos n j. tie v.n s-Ive The T.ioms N any pSt OF
tie
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s2l BROADWAY, Nnw.Yoxx A,rnls 1915,

6ll BROADWAY, NtN-fokk April IL. 1853
DFAR SIR: was twice u the Academy of Music
thu morning the usual times are sso TO be there
hours without seeifg therefore address
Won th note the Of which seeking to explain
YOU verbally -,
Nv Stabat Motey h underlined in the opers bills and siv.
fes BY according agreement with me OF the 5sn
Apri for performance the Academy 10 morrow nisat
presume you quite well aware IS am that ta4' per
rm.Ice becsus part OF the VII en-
eoItr,ct th h inst above alluded to- has not 10 any de-
sree ben fulfilled far the rebesrssis and a no
proposition has from you or postpone nept Of the pei
rnsree til the piece be tteeIuy rehesred se-as 70
me that be forced ipto the position OF making Gee "
Of vithe con position The latter conso shall not
Be forced soopt from the peculiar instances
the fr,t Tospc forth IN letter oil Apn
Nv reputation gentleman which hold very dear. and
com po.er would be most .s,oasy involved by sa unex
psntd withdrawal Of the Sabat after such large promises
70 IL. ssd whatever mas been given me
h, The Of the 0pcrs House for their besh con-
fsci What the breach Of contract consists Of shsu here
state: ,,,u,,
pl.ee on the 18th pssnt" BY IT, also the lass general
. besrsaI With orchestra ehorus and principals shall tsse
psc. op TUESDAY evening the 7th instant IL understood
tbst the Aesssy let en- rus.tsy evening the rehss,sL
eeumeree at The eonusc. also states that
The Stabai shall be "esIefaIly rehssnsd"
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MARINE 10 UR " Il Il
PORT OF ..Arsm X
Cleared this Forenoon.

sbip-Bus.n Robbins H.vre Lane %ef MI Co. Rio
ch.,.islssr Pierce sbon ~ Freeman Co Sarah ADn'
En. s.r. !. Grade hit rd psSs e.s-o A-a.
,I e.. O,iboco Jobpson, Pbilsdelphis n. Boot
m.n Co yupso PAD. Neb1I' oss' an.s s sa
ssbcorer-E Rosd-ro~. Aidsett Ws.nirE'9n barnes.
B.teusn Hudcero~i v SSsersoa LypSh NJ,
Co.; Ellen B.Ier. Lsie ry~9ata Geo rne.; e,!sHs 'e,
p. nown Crow-n Bos.on. W Lewis: Howard. Da
f. S,wserp M.ih-ws; Vermont, Elliott. WILMINGTON.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKE

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Aprll 30, 1855.
Our Stock Market was firm this morning, ut the
following rates: Residing Rsircad, 42l; Morris Cs.
nal l35 Long Island Railroad, Isl; Pennsylvania
RsilIo,d, 43i; Pennsylvania State Elves, SCI. Tas
rates tor money are without change.
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BY rELEGRAPh III rHB ayw-i0RR TRIBUNE
THE NEW COURT OF CLAIMS

WAsHISGros, Friday, April 20. 1855.
The organization OF The new Court OF Claims in this
CITY, Lot vt taken place, but is looked for 5000.
Cbi.fJustce Glcbri,t lis row here and Judge Black
ford hss been in the city for several weeks& Judge
Lumpkin is expected 20 arrive in few days.
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ACADEMY OF Music. Fourteenth Ct.

HEw.NORK. fhursdny April 5, 1853.
DEAR SIR In answer to the letter you addressed
yesterday TO james Ph.er ESQ., President OF the Dire
81 the Of Music the subject Of the pstponem-u
from estpreay later dste Of the frat performance OF
the etsb.t Mater by beg Of tbs
management and Musical Director my.e TO state that tne
wbeh Offer said nent
accepted Your sfnba Mater snail be performed rnurdsy
sverrs the Ish INST 81 the Aesdsmy with the SINCERE yos
ptpuep ard ba be duly md ly advertised snd Underlined
ard carefully rehessd The ftrehesrsa with the ochests
sball she pises tie ih lost aud the geDeia rehea
sal with oiehtsa chorus and principals shall place
1uescsy evening the l1tk inst In all other psreusrs tho
original contract holds remain youis, trulv
MAX MA4ETZEK.
Tow b. Fay, Esq., Nc. Gal BroaSws, N Y.
Pe-It tia, the .d.ny 10 let ON Toe dsv
evening the Ishsarssl .hA commences at O'clock precisely
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Arrived.

ssipHel.n A. Miller of Baltimore Gaet Bsvre March H.
u.s,. ard 2is pas, TO snow sUrs-ss
sim Msry O.seB Lcyssnd Hsvre lAreh 81 mdss and S74
pas. to Geo BUCKLEY . go .
psi BSoSrele (Scr~ Heesop, Msneiss 10 d&, marble
,,,s e to W v. Sebr,idt & Co
has Is.ea tof Bos'op Batter I'm Palermo Feb Is, s,d
GiiT.ltsr March oranges, lie TO Draper Desln.
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Passengers Arrived

In hs tyig Tayyent f,on 80 Jago de Cut1Wm. Ne vton
Adsm Children 2serysnts and child; Joha Eaton,
Jol GUM Ne reT. Csrots ferrer
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and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

~ WIN EK AKRAs0snENf. Oss II, ,s,+-4
a.in L.s't NJ. sSts 4, "a A..
io sols sr.ios S.s. sssse A ' :ss ExsSt
port, "A M an. sse ar. n, loI Ssrwls T.,
rs. E,J So az; :,s As !, svs ~ 2. Deter. -
4: =. NV; $ g. lss:; ir s,ss ~ e =
cossIesrs fs.s,- yor soso.. sA n. G.J srl,
20 a.,:I .aa sT,;'1 49, "a a.1:.. s
. q. e. c.A.i s.s:.i, A. ~. az ! Iaa o. S..s
o.s,s'y .oJ Sec~.s s.',,o;S' =. ssf n,
4. iss K x. ~ s,1.'ss ss -
~. = so .i ss 49, q, nss
B. JANIS 8oyr supscat-ad..A
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Oa
~ Ard sfer THURSDAY s,-ee is>o sad anu tarsh-e
note.. Psse,ser tsrs viii leave Per foot OF vrAnso
pusklrk gxysass.M7As ~. Ter osnsirs-
NAIL sis.lsa " for our,irr sos susslo. and n.srns
ass .stor. rS''Dse By thu rsi, VIA Connect sia In
pre sius 'or syacuse. Csyass CsI.Iiasus NGsra rA
ana boch.e' sne With the thnng txrss Tran on Lake
' RSckL e e sS1 foot Chan.
y "a fI tss .s s. os
NIGHT EXPRESS .5r NJ. o. punsbs .aa sas,o.
g susa.Y T%s Que r.s,. r r.s s
Mage. F.' Railroad for Nsssn E,. at sed.o ana Da:-
With Lrse Cleveland .tncaEals
Toledo D@uolt. Chic-go Sc
NccALJUx O. c--,l Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and Aztec
IL hcSpAY. Jan. " 1855 the Trains VII leave Chan
bers s,srion follows Exps Train NJ. eonnectiy
WITH Nos'he u .rd Western Tran -sl rrsin, A e
.rhroush Nay rrSin IAN Eyrssss rran. AS z. N. AZ
con nlodsiies Train. eP rPodsasee2s,s Way yresA
sps Ps'.euger Train Yer Peekskil7;l5 A. NJ 81
AID $50 ?. ~. For TsrYtowl, JPN rhe ranytown Peeh
I aud Pouzha Trsia- al al the Way SsuoaA
Chambers Canal ChrstopheE. 18th 40
S!st.is SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN ats A T., from Csosls,s
-. II Nak St.ffDo
L. SYKES. Jr Sup~r'ntsodsnL
hudson aIvER RAILRo ,p- suURrEESrH-srREsr
STATION.
The station A. toe Of Hhs and tohy.
viii be and the lat day Of March next
BY oloeT of the Directors
NJ l. SYKES IT.. saperntecacrt
NEW-JEeSEy RAlLROAD-F0 pulls
iNDflPEtA arc the sOUFh mo ~Ese, VIA JEnssk
JiTy-Urises 3sle' MAJ Ard Exprvss Las. Leave Nsv.
yort s rnc 10 n .nc I srd Through IN 6U
,onrs SECOND Cl.ss 81 Is In rho Io ~ u W ,nc Sj ne
,,d 20 A NJ spde P. N rne Se~ Jsssey Accommodates
LIE leaves y ~, sz. sto7pics a. all vsy rstona
rhroasa Sskets sold m Cincinnati tsi 80 .no the .s .a1
sor Baltimore NssbE gon Npr'ois We and through hsnN
saecked 20 wsshinstos In and 10 A. Il. ssdsP "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

IGOR the PILES.-Dr UPHAMs ELEC-
tr,.rs a. daDsercu. ann 70, ssms mes. s,a
bps TO Ia hss at tie Doctors medical
nom the soEs,y between BoSery and Btosdv.y: -.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL DISCOVEKtES.--
.ss p ssbsSppsS sEsroRa,S to as.LTa. srsssgf1
yiGOs by Remedies possessing newly ned
zeal Properties founded e rag ' sssr ana o"'''
of these remedies the ory remedy ever ryea
TO The bed RIDDEN ard pain scteD and enfseoed invtd
that will The suffer- victim Of the tonrng pss,
either Rheumatic, neusisie nervous or nis@srs ms
''''''' RAILWAYS READY RgLIey.
when has By huLdTeds Of tboassnds
Unit States giving Instant ell troabed 9Th psaoe
sickness ,r
One application externally or few drops taken Internally.
will insan y the sufferer from the vosnt and VT
ble pD ard store the weak feeble and pfosrsssd hns
No person Ia. ever used RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
without oersns special benefit 10 Ices thso hfssn s
Let tbo.- ~bo are suffering any pains syeta
hs f., fifteen noole' die, - ENJOY ss.s ssS s.si
ell nie'tioo'' Malaria, ~ CGp..s'p; 900 sp"'mc
RHEUMATISM ............is soUa soURs.
s sETs,LeIA 2 3Es s s1Ts
6issaaFX ::.::::::.:.:.is pisrsEs xis6rEs.
s 1907. P SiHs s s, orr,
sicK MISUNDERSTANDING EisrEEy siSgrEs.
CHILL " YER ...........IN FIFTEEN 1lNUrE1.
s6Rk s+EssEo.r:::.::::.is f foGa s!sSrEs.
spiS.i coprI.iss: sa joats, Cuts bruises. wsuads
TIost Bitss Cholera MOrbus Dysentry Ts DoleuS snd ~
READY RELIEF viii io.i.nh, stop the palm .nd quickly
' 10 q. al r .ces.o RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
9psx Il :spss. ;i srLrrs IN. s.. Physician. 10
'''''''' A Fssoo s IIcs"s County. Ohio.
For 6ys ysap laid upon ny bach nse; 81
teoosd by bee. hut cbtsn-d 90 hef not even
y OF fop- OF ny recovery ". len ne One single sIpa'
esSD Of Jour Ready Relief enabled zoe 20 ;s sq nov
II. pase s..i,Vu. g, as..., nor. q ~ ssrksS
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ICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD

NJ IINE.-Tayelers Tor CHICAGO, 81 LOUIS KAN
sAs and all pon West sld south West obtain Through
fesss .ud all Inflammation srnns routes Are &c eae
H The EEW.YOpK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or HEw-
YORK CEgTRAL RAILROAD By application st tbs Cos
tegys 0Ass y, i93 Broadway cor. Dsy-st. TO
JOHN ,. PORTER, 0eceraI Agent, %
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SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE.

BALTINokE, Fr Gay, April 70, 1913.
We have received 10 MOL this morning, feom poin
south Of WashiI gton.
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=
EsyE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 open and, In conn-c..oz
Win the SnI.lo Corrrs .n5 New York ard Newyort
Gre Railroads forms from hswYors sosa
sster.
The drscere.s route s.ther With superior
rt srcrdes by VIDE BY far dssirs
bic between tie above. named eitiea
Tickets can be procured Il the New crk and Erie Rlrosk
i-let once FOO .; Duane saa .. No 1913 srosaw.y %
"a Jersey City.
Sarssxe checked through
Pretsbts sill be transported Y6k esv
with Dispatch Any Information desired in ressd thereto
can obtained By calling upoA the General Freight Agent Of
he New Yors and Erie Rsilrosa Enc Buildings, e. .
eAPPAN Express Frrisht Agent No. las Brosdwsy.
Ne trains the Buffalo and New Yok Rsilrcsd
anazy. J. A. REDrIELD Superintendent
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Ona and after Aprill7,
1854 the cars over the flushtos Railroad leave Fiashns
enc 20 N ana 81 and so r. Connecting sith
the steamer Island City st Hunters Point Tho steamer L.
nd Cit, leaves New York fulton MARKET Slip at and
10 ard at and 80 NJ. connecting with the
Hunters oolLt wM NJ. SMITH. superiD tsodsnt
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me0irai.

TOR the PILES.-Dr UPHAMs ELEC-
TUARt en- inernsi remedy certain cure r. this d.
essne comp For ~ The sston-
bpe pau TO IA hsa st tie Doc,ors medical
Office for iaop Sad sdvce No Ss7 th 1t third s0S
from the pOxeiy. between Bovery and Btosdwsy
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HUDSON aver RAILR0 40 soURrEENTn-srRE.

rhe Pa.sereer station % ishs and o-h ~
vii be oounued ard the lat DAY Of March next
BY oIoeT of the Directors
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Supreme Court.

The People VS.. Tie Sureties Of UddsuoHh.
In our last we gave history of this case
up to the decision Of the court, establishing
the liability Of the surcties.
A motion was then made by the defend
ants to dismiss the suit for want of jurisdic-
ton OF this court, wbish was overrulcd.
The defendants then filed Is pleas to all
Of which, except the LIST and the 9th, in
volviag the question whether the moneys
had been placed in the handle Of Wadsworth
as alleged by plaintiffs, the plaintiffs de-
INJURED, aud the demurrer was sustained to
all but the sth and 18th, those pleas, which
asserted that Wadsworth had paid out the
moneys alleged to be in his hands in pursu-
ance of the decisions of Gov. Matteson.
The defendants thea filed an affidavit al.
leging that they needed certain witnesses
that they had been unable to secure the 1T
tendance Of and asked for a continuance,
which was granted; the plaintiffs, however,
insisted on going on with the trial.
The plaintiffs then took leave to amend
their declaration, il they thought fit dd' so
and the defendants had leave to withdraw
their present pleas and file new ones within
10 days after being served with n copy Of
the amended declaration.
And thus, for the present, ends this suit
so far, apparently struggle on the part Of
the defence to stave of trial, and on the
part Of the state to meet the question and
dispose oft.
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Consumption Can be Cured.


Ia, n, ,v,. oT Co,,I, C.Jd, a.,b,,. I'm.
,up,,,a, Bro,.b,,;, S,,,,;,, of Rj.od Pain
in the Sid. and Pressf. Pl,u,isv. JYboopiug
Cough, and all Disease, Of the Lung, and
Chest
Among nil the celebrated remedies for di.
oe ~. LINN, ,rJ Ch.,, m. s..,,, IN
h. ..,;,, ,vi,h .n. h s,cc.ss am, IN We s,cb
.,,,. s,,,sl,c,;on IN nil n.
Dr. Ca,,er,s Courh Un,,am.
III. v,I,.h,. ,.m.dv i, n,,.lv v.,.,,tl. !, II,
Il. ,,.,.a;.n,. and ,.,t..,,v b,,,,l. in Al, n.
,,,,;,;.s md mid and nl-,s,,, -, Nh. NINA,
J.I;.,,. ,o,d,,, T.; .,.rv soo,h;,,,,d 4. lin,
j.. u. -, .,., ..r,,,h. ,cLrow,.d,.d
no D,,,,i.,, ph,.i.i,,s and .1 ,vhob,v.u,.,
!, ~ he IL. ,,o., .s;..,,.i on,,,i,. L,ow,,
C.,.v..,-, u..s.,
IT,. ~, -.
~ II, -, r.
- ., -,
49, - -
- NV ~ W." N' ,""
to"sh Daf'""' lnColds and Coughs which are
the trst symptoms OF eonsump ION, 1t Is The
mos' heasah' ana eihescious remedy that can
possibly be used. In confirmed Consumption it
cess where ne most eminent physicians had Civ
en- upa hope as VAIN SO confident Is the pro-
prie'or Of itspower TO cure Iuberous CoHsump-
fi'n' that he solIcs trial IN the "orss cases.
Spitt'ng OF blood.
THIS ffigh'iul SYMPTOM OF Consumption is
speedily checked and prevented by the use OfDr.
Carriers Cough Balsan. which heals the affected
IN mbrane. removes the incipien, tnberc'es, and
restores those vital organs, and h'sS, to soun!
and healthy condition.
EIpecfoTatiOn.
Free Expectora'ion Is the most important, OBJ
Ject TO be attained in all attempts to cure diseases
OF the chest and lungs, The cough, which is SO
distressing, issimpIy the result OF desire to ex-
pectoraie; and, as long as foul matter exists in
the air passages, 1t will continue to rritate the
membrane anu p'orohe q cough. Coughing isan
attempt to 'hfo" on TINS matter. and e1peetora-
non gives great reiie'' ihhb'ity 10 eSpeciora'e,
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Iuronpnu Nau,s

The Royal mail steamer Asia, Capt Lott,
arrived at Halifax on Wednesday. She left
Liverpool on the p. NJ Of the 2lst Her
advices are one week later than by the At
lantic.
The week had been entirely unproductive
OF any news Of importance in the Baltic, the
position of the beligerants remaining about
the same.
In the British Parliament Mr.. Roebuck's
motion Of censure upon the Government was
lost by 100 majority. The Palnerston Minis
try, remains IN Office.
The vacancy created by the retirement Of
Lord John Russell had not been filled, al
though Sir William Molesworth is the most
probable SUCCESSOR in the Colonial Secreta-
ryship.
War news wholly unimportant
Several Russian sortics have been made
but were repulsed.
The French works have approached close
to the MalakoT, and the capture of that place
was considered probable at an early day.
Lord Raglan's body had been shipped to
England. The French troops formed an
avenue tor it to pass through, from the camp
to the sea, two miles long.
Sir John Campbell died within Scbasto
pol, and under flag of truce his sword was
returned.
Denmark protests against the demands Of
the United States respecting abatement Of
the Sound Dues and deems it impossible to
comply on so shorta notice.
A letter in the Cologne Gazette reports
the assertion that differences have arisen be.
tl,., r,,r Law pI.r and lu t.r
Constantine, and the Prince Of Prussia goes
TO st. Petersburg as mediator.
Triling operations in the Baltic ore re-
ported.
Austria is reported to have secretly issued
n strong peace circular to the German Diet,
which Diet responds, that fresh measures do
not seem called for.
The Austr' an and Prussian Cabinets are
on most friendly terms.
Sir VIM. Wordsworth is spoken Of as the
successor of Lord John Russell, in the Colo.
NAL Secretaryship, Sir Benz. Hall, Commits.
sioncr of Works, and Sir John Shelby, Pres.
idcnt Of the Board Of Health.
Dr. Arnault, Napoeon's physician at ST.
Helena, is dead.
Don Escalan,a is appointed Minister from
Spain at Washington, in place Of Cucto.
The rupture between Spain and Rome is
said to be complete. The clergy at Madrid
have demanded passports.
The Black Warrior difficulty with the L.
5. is definitely settled by indemnity of one
million reals.
An American captain has been first to re-.
fuse payment Of the lienovcrian State dues
LIVERPOOL MAEKEr.-Wheat and -four
steady at about previous quotations but in
corn further decline Of three shilings per
quarter has taken place.
The weather has been moderately favor
able for agricultural purposes.
Provisions generally dull. Quotations,
except for lard which had slightly declined,
had not been reduced.
The London Money Market was easier
Consos closed at same figures as previous
.riday, yiz:9l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-08-04

STERLIYG.-Th opening Of the Air Line
Of the Chicago & Galena II. r. Co. to Ster.
ling, has brought this plcasan, village, the
capital Of Whitcsidc county, into prominent
notice. The Chicago Democrat thus speaks
of it:
"Sterling lies about eleven miles south.
west of Dixon on the river which also pass.
cs through Dixon. The bridge across the
river is about fou, miles east OF Sterling and
is substantially built. At Sterling the Rock
River is broken into rapids and has fall OF
nine feet in three quarters Of mile, which
gives water power, vast in its capacity and
unhiling in its supply. This has just been
improved by the erection Of fine dam
across the river, by a company of gentle,
men in which John 4. Holland, Esq Of
Rockford, and Col. Hugh Wallace Of Ster.
ling arc the leading men. A mill race will
be Immediately cut, which will be of large
dimensions and which will enable the pro.
prictOrs to let out water power to an almost
unlimited extent. This enterprise is one of
the most useful and important to the place.
Sterling is most iavorab'y situated for manu-.
featuring purposes, lying as it does in the
heart of q magnificent agricultural country,
from which it derives 4 very extensive
trade.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-08-04

CnicAGc & Rock ISLAND X. R--Mr. HES.
ny, the efficient and popular superintendent
of this road, has resigned, and Mr.. TRACY,
late assistant, has been appointed in his
place. Mr.. Henry, exchanges the place for
the more important and active position of su.
perinteudcnt Of the road now in course of
construction from Rock Island to Council
Bluffs. Regretting his loss, We can, how.
ever, congratulate the public and the com.
pany, that he is so worthily succeeded. Mr.
Tracy IL empbatically n railroad mnn-has
long been IN the employ of the Michigan
Southern road, and has gained his present
promotion, by his fai,hfnness and efficiency
W many less prominent situations,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-08-04

INJURY TO THE WHEAT ny THE RAlS.-The
intelligence which we have received within
the last day or two leads to the conclusion
that the injury to the wheat crop by the late
rains has been more serious than was at first
supposed. From all parts Of New York the
accounts are very uniavorablc. Much of the
crop that has been cut has grown SO as al.
most to ruin it, andin many cases the heads
have sprouted standing in the field
Throughout Michigan also the damage has
been equally, If not moro, serious. An ex.
tensivc farmer writes to the Detroit Times,
from Pennington that he has fifty acres in
wheat, which promised to yield thirty bush.
els to the acre, but which now will not be
worth the harvesting. The Michigan crops
says that paper may be considered all spoil.
cd by growing. We trust the case is not
quite SO bad as that.
The crop in northern Ohio has Suffered
very extensively, though we believe not SO
badly as in New York and Michigan.
In northern Indiana, the wheat has also
suffered from this rain, in common with that
Of southern Michigan. Chi. Press.