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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

uu,,.x, Ele-floa Of Coloael Of tn Ssr,a-
-. s,ro,S and Parade 81 "a. FoH-feehn ksefnsaf-An
lection for Colonel Of The Syenf, cnd Regiment iooA
plsce on WEDNESDAY evening ~ the Civ Arnory "hien
ra.ulsd IN he Nh sunous selection OF kdsrnd Powers
Fso 81 Xisu sburgh the Senior Captain vf h- new or
ami alton The seciion called AID presided over o.
ig Gen DuryeA and after the result VAS Nnnoanced ts
oieer. accompanied bS the G- neral and Major all pro
odd 10 the Eagle Hotel and psrook Of ample reir-s
mepts s.v,r~ patriotic ;oasis acre crank and spssches
made, principally in RELATION TO the position ana aae' %
the citizen sooiery. The tr parade oi Tue NV
al N. Fifb BRIGADE 10 which they now Attached
viii take place on the Fourth Of July ne1t
The Fourteenth Regiment, under the command OF CoL
Jes,e Smith turned out on the l5th inst or PlAas'
fl uniform With white pant JooUs The following Ce,n
nspies comprising the K gm Ut formed IL hue al NJ
fity Cirenadiers, Capt Burneti; National Gard Cap,
Snrague Carroll Guard Capt MAgr-ih Franklin GaArd
Can't Baldwin; Emmett Guard. !eoloF eonPAnyl LAea'
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NEW. JERSEY ITEMS.

NV JLEsEr USWTRsALrT CONFERENCE.-The above
.aued booy held is annual session AZ sht0wn on Wed
n.sosy thursday Il WAS not largely attended Ihes
~ tr bic religious services and sermons from Rsvs
r. Lyrn J. n Fsrusworih, I Fisk ana Asher Moore
The business transacted by The Convention vas not par
tcuAr.y important TO the public the denomination
Nest II the occupied IN considering the reports
there were two one from the Majority and one from ths
Ninori,l Of the Committee OF Discipline. II seems
charges Vi fss-hood had been preferred against Rev
Asker Moore Of Newsrk, Snd that hearing Of the case
wssk ad bekre the Committee The Majority reported
that he charges similar those preferred against
NJ More IN PetusylVsns before hls rem val 70 this
site sno that they the ority u the Committed con
scer,c hu unworthy OF notice AID accordingly dismissed
hem The Minority ported the charges, naming th-m
CONTAINING four five specified instances 10 winch false
hooa charged and stated that there hal been par
tai hearing OF one Of the ChaTges, aud then ths whole
we're dismissed BY the Minority, OF whom said he felt
80 u,rn III, noship for Mr. Moore that he coaid not
m der ANY testimony, give Judgment Against him Ihe
" Der Of he Con ntse retired 20 said that he had
ned that rgusge be did not intend H. The report Of
tn Msory adopted and the Cow refused Tar
-. TO- fr.rf lera
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DIRU.

eA~Pslt Bsdsrd Wsstehssfsr County ~ on wedne.d.x
In ib Nehemiah 5 Bates 10 the 7lst ofhs
1CFFIsAt Ossntie, Tenn June Rev Chades Coin d. ID
,s ~ Of kesEnsHd who Est Tennessee sout
Oa Thurssy morning June 18th Of ennsau ptioo
Lew Dsyton sseo q yeae nlCuihs aid dsy.
respectfully invited
DIS Cav F,idsy at II o'clock a. NO. rs Tnirdst
LION GD-Af R0ns, T. June 10 BENJAMIN AID a.
PITTT sON-At Decatur Ala i June AlessDse5 Pstson scar
Eso sssd yeaSs tive Of Psy Of the most rssnee,-
a. q. rcsnrie fsniies 10 Scotland
sCGTTOr Wednsesy h nat Lacy Bel6en only Al
Dssd b ard 40 b scott.
Th farers vii place o'clock to-day No 10 we rwea.
tyririh.st- between Sinh and Sew nb-avs.
ePFsCER-In Ran LeBswe Co, Mich the "a ay of Juns
Rev Uns Spencer Oldest brother Of the psbs o, The
hses AIonee Ased ~ yssIa NJ was native a tia
Bristol Cnzno Counfy L and 8p 10 the tine Of he
u is oldest q The Gebte Cousy Hsyn> ot
the coDtr Of BIS voice he removed he
the duties Of vszo9s public ;iscn County ~ esor local
Este, ks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

q R.urte; Washington Gu.rd, Capt. saert1; Shields
Guard Capt McF-IIyi Seub-n Quart Cap Sch-Pfsr
ts.t N-s / -, Rims Capt Beiel AR the IL nan
81 ih- coiun the Begustt tok Up the hn- Of Hol l.
t.TuHfui orosr fr 70 Green sh.r- ny "7Te reviewed
~ Gen Duiyss md Col Crooke, Whe were ace'mp md
BY Capt TomI kins. The aPPearlnce m2Fcnilg Haa sn
o1s Il n. aimeni were the t1-ne 81 s-n--t al "a
ION B.fre havis 2 tn ground, Col. Snh formed 'h-
T. -ir' II hollow .Gu-rr sni e'fi-niy suggested %
the and officer. that they should, As req arement
contribute the uEsn nov soos - De erected on .us
PIT ft tie Revolutionary maryrs They then counter
uIehec to the City Armory and were dismissed
Rev N, pe,.A Of the Five Point. House Of Industry
~ Mr. Beecre church last evening Snd g- =
i-stvsI H. bad with him large number OF tas children
= b. Five PoiIts Mr. Pess- spok 10 the aadiencs anu
the children sang several piece # music.
IssUEsT Coroner Bal held oquest yesterday upon
n hody II al uni nown mao found ia tho ~.er Of ke1
Hook L, int The body was entirely divesed o: clothing
End - hsro The head was cut quite short VERDICT
found drowned
IyTIENLST WITHOUT a PKKNIT-About 10 o'clock on
"wednesday night four we're detected N the act OF m
i.nBg the body Il a child 10 barring ground near I'm
ton ard the Wallaboui Bay. They wsrs arrested by
the Fourth Dsrci Police snd taken ~ the Station dOus7
Vhsp appeared that thy Overfrom New fors snd
hid neither procured physicisns cerrlhcte or permit
Justice Curtis held them TO bal niDsiOn aud in the
mesrtime Coroner Bal will held an inquest on the body:
LIquoR LIoESsfs acjosrned meeting Of the Board
OF E1ri,e was held Wednesday at the City al, when
applications for licenses were considered. and large
number additional 20 those granted last week passed
There granted in the First Ward tavern Licenses
ard I grocery icenss Second Ward. - tlverns aud !
grocery. Third Ward iav,rns Fourth Ward, tavern
Filth WaId. taverns and groceries SIKH ward 10
ty,erIs S-veufh Ward, tarerns Eighth Ward. tay-
erDs and groceries.
THE CoxMon COuNcII.-This body has been universally
incustrou. The present we-k. snd transacted great
an, mt Of br sine- which had acumulat7i upon their
bar Dc Meetlnss we're held on Monday, ruesd'y and
Wednesday evenings yesterday forenoon and last eve
ming.
FATAL AcCIDENr.-On Iuesd.y. labOrer employed on
a building ~ The Of Smith aud Degrty-sts.. Eel
from sc.folcing about forty i-e in hgat and pre-
ctitated To- the pa, ement His injuries are OF such
rur- that recovery is impossible
TIE WA1ER PRoWcT.-The Common Council have de-
cded that an election for water or no water in this city
,hall take place on the 10th day Of July next
REWARD FOR lSCFSDIAR'Es.-By resolution OF the
Comm on Council tho ua or Is authorised and requested
a. offer reward Of TO- Tor The detection Of any person
vi hall hereaft. set dre 70 any dwelling house Fthn
H.. CITY TIE police who Iroh nited .om receiving
rewards are included in this resolution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-sPEciAL TEKN.-Befsrs Jsase DVEI-
BhOADwAT RAILROAD.
The testimony IL Ibis vas continued yesterday.
E1smiI alton Of John K Craven cOnilnued-LoOks AZ
msp Kept in bis Office that q Engineer Cro,on Aqueduct
D,psrIneni called the Sewer map, aud came from
Street Commissioner, office the gade, according 70 the
map Of sieepest part in Broadway beve-n Bait ~ place
81 Noisst Is between ls5 and l26 feet per nlle about
a fee. per 10 feet from housss the ascent continues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
SUPREME CoURT-srEcnl Tran Before judge EDwAsos.
SNi ' De Baum and sUother aef Russ Reed.
Russ PANEMENT.


The argument moth ior perpetual injunction TO re-
,,sin rba May,r &c, from executing TO Russ & Reed
intact r. lay down the Russ pavement in Clathsnst
R,'w.,v &C. came up yesterday
NJ, \o,es on b. halt OF compliments eontended that
H. INJUNCTION should be- IA de permanent the ground.
g., nat n Common Council had right to enter into
n,rac, aiih Russ s. Reed, any other person. their
owsr. being purely legislative, entiing them 10 direct
ret In que ton be paved with that description Of
"y,rn.nt and leaving tito the Street Commissioner to ad
e M. contract ana make the best terms possible for
.t Ci,, whereas the Comm Council have stated at
~ ~ At IT, contract should be, and directed the Com
i,r,r Of r, psirssnc Supplies instead othe Street Com
ner no sion. j. authorized to do So by the charter
70 carry out the contract .
- cr a tba, the resolution giving the contract il void
10 rsn If II beng brta ch of trust the part Of the
e. n,oon Cour cl offer having been made by respon
I'M marty To- de- he wotk for 81 50 per squsre yard VIA 10
he ,d,sci f. Russ & Reed was Tor 60 50 per yard and
w. Nj e by vn,u The offer of % 80 made is worth
stforoo IL Ga. been said that Rus & Reed have An ex.
s W re b snd that other person can lay down n
ra,,m.Dt That Is a disputed point aud Mr Norrell was
i,r,g 10 take The cortrs,ct for doing the work and
b,tter N.ssrs Russ Reed have patent or Mt this
C,ur, cannot On his notion decide 10 the validity Of
u,b cIsn q patentthe proceedings have b. Irregular
m a, offer ~ made very mach less than the offer II
Hns Reed and is commended that the resolutions ia "a
vor of the contract are Lul aud void.
H. T. Sanford rose reply, but The hour Of adjourn
rt having arrived the matter postponed to the fore
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MARRIED..


c GoysoS Mr. BeHjaIan 3 Armstrong Mas Eleanor L.
gnfrfiTs dsnsl Ter Of Rev. Il H1chins
EOLsTER- HiTlNG-Ai Br6se?ort Cora % the Is i.s
~ orly osaehtsr of Mr. David Lins u the oasr psee.
foRsFY- IA MOfTE-0n Wednesday evelbs, Juas l5h BIZ
R,v Morris Felix Ds-T % ssoeh y" daughter Of Joha Ia
Norte, ell n thus atty -,
ct,sb Nv RsV G III ur,.ou PlsI John B. Wilson Helen
sss5s oSa dsn,htfr u jones Br.re Esq, Of ses-Yort
al CCTT-PJYSTOs In Brooklyn, Jun. 18th, By Rev Dr.
smear Berann war J znd Lotenzs B0utes, dassaes
~ Pnrrfon- 20 ~ fthai CIV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

|. PEIR.Os & LAKE invite
To TEE LApIE.-UBsDKLL, p

TFE hrIIAIIi kII1'' u II 1-I'I'"
,h ,n,ror u eif psrons the opening Of are
II rsch sAIegs lAcouets nc reee 80 y
H. s Arss eubrscuE uoTeueS ~heh 1re n0 i-.y
,-,ratou al bo.dNsN. bFEeen OAns 40 bloo1e-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

CoIoRrD DAGUIRREOTYFE..-lhe public are invited
u CuxNlYs raszufoe-t DAsgerro!Ps Gallery No $40
pS..v Ane 1.nire ColoTed DasuerreovPeG
nv tue In tie s ~heh he h just pfocnced Ls1 lis match
isss Cry.taofypes With and without color.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
SUPERIOR coURT-Before Judge PArSr.

Daniel w Whitney ast Hudson River Railroad Company
To recover msgrs Tor per-ODl INJURY rece'yed during
collision Of trains Of The tiled before,
rb m, Jury cou not Verdict for plaintiff a. 500.
WIZ Before Judge BOswoRrH.
Tres Hoyey the American Mu-ual Insurance Company
no t.covr Oh poicy ot insurance oil factory al
william shurqh With destroyed by fire The princi
al defense wa that the policy rendered VOID by hs
,.ured arries not comi yirg win the term, ia keeping
w,t,b II was deried that the policy wa, void. Verdict
for painfif 1851. being amount
~ f is CsAMsERs-Bef0re Jndse EDaOSOs
HABEAs CORPUS.
Peter Iarkin who had emil ted IN The U. Array.
brought I'D on application Of bis mother and bis III charge
from enlistment asked Tor the ground Of minority. flo
was discharged.
ID, MEL Nhe.Ian slso brought mp application OF
his wife and his discharge asked for the ground Of in
to1cston at the time Of enl-tment Discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

70 Strangers and ciEizens vii find the PhrenOogc.
Nurts Al sgreeae psc. visit many
49, Phrspof,c. ElsnpGlons S ChArts viii Be made When de-
80 Written descriptions Of clSeter, promptly P&ed
Rocus iu Gluten Hall Ne. Isl NaSsu<t- " Y.
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Us. DISTRICT cOURT-Before Judge IsSERsoLL.

The Jury In the case Of Care. shuied', tried an
Indictment for forgery in relation 10 papers tor land
rant &c already referred 20. found verdict Of guilty.
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coURr OF GENERAL sEssIUSs-Befors Jadss BEsss, a

N.
Ass0nh Nth fnLnt 10 kali WIN Michel, Prussisp, was,
Al the opening OF Court placed uis charged with at
t,uptnR 10 take the lie Of Miss GeOrgiana Thompson.
,.dIng AZ No go Fifth Il by shooting her with pistol
ON M 9th Of May last The evidence sustained the infct
ueut and The prisoner convicted and renanded 10
,,son 10 await sentence. The bullet from The pistol
entered one Of the limbs Of Bliss Thompson, and . still
bursd here IT having been found impossible 10
il sthout ebdans erng her lie. IT, hossver causes her
but little pain or ncobv nisDcs No other causes being
r.a0y for ra the Court adjourned till O'Clock Pm, on
kricsy
CorPT CALENDAR - THIS DAY.-SUPERIOR COURT
Nos 2o9 49, 2f 2O2 eco l04 20 e. IT'S LOIS to lc1g,
lO.s 20 033 s3g 1898 10 1893 sli, s2 9J5 80 l07s
O5g 1910, l,O4l, l,042. lO43.
COMMON PLKAs-PaF Nos 1919, l,243, l,24f, 1916,
12ls 10 2ss 1850 26i, ,265 1884 1855 Part IL
Mo-. 1866 to 1880 2s2 l2s3 lz75 l,ss6, l2s7, l225,
55i. -, -
CIacurr C0URT-PaEt l. not posted. Part li-sos.
2os 224 2g6 m 22s go 81, i,376, 1897, l23s,
T24l 49, 247 800 I25i LASS 80 rs, los, l291,
1871 26s to l2s, l2sO TO lz5J eo lSc'' lSse, l2l2
us DISTRICT CoUnT-Nos. - TO -.
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WILLIANsBURGH ITEMS.

RECOVERY OF A TRrANT DAUGHrER-On Wednesday,
afternoon Captain G,llsud-t, OF the Second w ard,
rested AZ Brooklyn young girl l6 wears OF whose
parents reside in Grand The girl Induced 70 leave
Ter hone about week since, and 90 t. house of III
repue in New York, by youug c"uDdrel veil known to
any OF The ci zen. Of Williams blrgh and who, If he had
nv. ia, destrs for other o-nses you'd undoubtedly BE-
r nj q sing Sing The ghrreabnuis Of the girl were
,r.tei out by the agoulzrd hcr who traced her 70
NV York anc thence Brooklyn where sh- caused her
,rre,t sno he : i'ckei mp A. the Second Wlra
Sttiou House Until further action Is taken in the
matter.
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PRIcls OF Pho,IsloSs.-The foloNin. were the retail
nr. nj some Of The prnelpa Anloes f9r The table 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

ppowNFD - Monday evening, a man usmed John
G.lsb4r q years If age and resi- ing in Bushvck
| dr,wpec while bathing in Bushs Greek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

ISorLsr Yesterday afternoon Coroner Dickinson held
an irqu,.t AZ Ne L. Saggst the BODY Of boy $
,,sr- Of age son If J, ln Roder. who died yesterday
morning L thar the first 4 June, While playing
with otner boys thy kndsd ere with 81 NJ shayng-,
srn4 Of which were hrO~n upon him, setting IRE % hs
cc-h.s and burning his bach And shoulders u shocking
nsnn.r Tie jury rendered verdict II accordance with
,hs .l..va f.ofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

srnascrns The following among the srfi'nls at the
nj. Hni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

ALBERT GILBERT, Clerk.
Cp,nct or AssAuIr GSD BATrFRr AGAINST p r BAR
sunni Lewis |. Leon'r publisher ct bank n'e hs'
At No A. Dew ST. YESTERDAY app-ared before Jlsil Os
born ard inferred complaint of assault AZ insi Pnineas
T Rarnum Esq. Of ah'h ia f'lowmg isac py
Lewis Lsp.' , si ."Sn F6a. Bsf 1 %
I'm unEpoWp INFO his ono No u d st ma & nun
Yori bans Note List Of Ffish he s PoP,s,of sa,i'd s
~ the same that lie wss interested in Bank Tefer.
red 70 sm0p,,' ossI iod ehis doSsns his M ard puas
Hio hs u - face, and esas iu ID ihs villain ana
Slf5 5t y,S ana eIG aa sid he Bsirul he ga
Gcztu woe. BsL,T ms he o5er Su out o. the of Ba-na
u'heeins mSS go mai he o' esay and dared
ips ~hrsly could Ct The AaPe. beat him he ths sAsa
S, iS eIdsr 10 get money! ard that because he Wa h be
Sos oct DO sST G on d, qa %of b lsi si' L e
he'd Sts frbr ts that he was appreheosve Of receiv
mo ron Bsrnum or some IN his employ great Doly
;nu,v and that he deems il absolutely necessary t. his
pc, SERIAL safety that Bsnum should Dc com 10 give
heavy bond t. ketp she peace toward hin.
In confederation Of the affidavit # Mr. Leonos EDWARD
+ Roome ard RUFUS Leonos made shdaVit IA "n'oh
,bey n at they present and witnessed the
love named and that the facts stated in the AfiiA
vii If Lewis J Leonosi are true -,
warrant was ISSUED for the arrest OF Mr. B.rnun Aha
rlaced in the hands OF Orcer D y Snn'" u ''7 A4
Police Court 10 serve
F,vryesterdsv. about lel O'Clock IL, tire occurred 10
a, second story front room Of the frame BUILDING No ~
Mub.rry IT. corrupted by M Connsty snd VIE II seems
Mr., Conuaty looking INTO tue street ~ the 800 7
I'm, In her hand lighted candle, and through sohs
is,ness on her part the ~ndow curtain took ere cs9s
70 con. d.rsbe alarm to Mrs c, who called loudly ioF
lin Officer Mccarthy, OF the Sixth Ward osins nNI
- entred the pre- misses snd succeeded III cxi'ngi
~ asrss with few pals Of water. The enises Sls
fair cd but little damage .
1ur F,rA1 ACCIDENT At ran REoLSr FiKr u Mp.
,'xr An In0ues; was yesterday held At t1e NV iorS
Ho.nta b, Coroner Gamble, upon The BODY Q, ySseRo
OAK late porter in the Store oil sir g"seP. ~
lane who died from the effects 81 tan re-
ceysd at hsps o'clock on WEDNESDAY eV1 Tb al
which time the store Of Mr. Pardy was burned , a.
hk ont in the third story Of the building ana tne az
c.SsSd in hopes Of saving his lite got out OF one OF the
ro,t windows and hung by his hands upon me sL
inc hrt relief wcud be i'm nedi4tey afforded III on. oe
is assistance could be obtained he was Obliged 10 LEI 20
ls hold he fen to the street. receiving ~ unss waca re-
suited death abou, half hour sfterwsrd DeceNs =
1 two children living in Willett ST.
THK RECENT MURDER AT FREscHs HoTkL-tne cram
nston Of the young men. Cornelius Collins Hagh tune
Timothy Hogan, james NeArdls and Albert A. bogs1N
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TRK REcESr MURDER AT FREscHs HorKL-Ihe cram
nStion Of the young men, Cornelius Coiias II aga nn.
Timothy Hogan, james NeArdls and Albert A. Bogsri,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

DEAN ~ BURSTING BLOODyEssEI.-Iester1ay m oru-
inc between snd v'cl 'ck. named Patrick Mat
h.ws about - yesrs OF re.iiog s the corner OF
Fr,.t st. and uion av, "a attempting 10 carry large
.tone from ht cellar bursi blood vessel which caused
is o.aih m 4, seconds Deceased ~ feeble health
tom coI suup-u An inquest VAS hid yesterday Of
noon AID verdict rendered IN accordance with the
above facts.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-03-31

An osres cfJact is worth pound Of theory.
and the swarm Of eohelnsiye facts that cluster
round that ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iloofapd's
German Bittera, prepared by DR.. C. M, jackson,
Philadelphia esiab ished its value as tonic and
restorative, are sncb 81 woAd prevent lneredu-
lity Itself from quesllonifg It's efficacy. IN all
eases of disease Of stomach, whether acute or
chronic, IL may be recommended for lis sootIi-
ing, cordial, and renovating influence. Dys
pepsia, heartburn, loss Of appetite, Deasea, ner.
vous tremors, relaxation, debility, &c, are re-
lieyed, by the Bitters in very short space of
time; oi,d PERSEVERANCE in their vse never fails
to work thoroun cure.
Oct. IA. '52
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-03-31
IaesInote Francis Joseph, had reached

sasslnote Francis Joseph, had reached
10000 forms.
Petitions were being circulated in
Switzerland. asking CONVENTION Of the
Federal Council.
The citizens Of Milan were forbidden
10 approach the sentnels, end man
named NJ. Bernardo having failed to obey
the rule, was killed OH the spot. The
number arrested up to latest dale was GOO
The Austrian army in Lombardy had
been relhfoFced and the whole number OF
forces on ihe Lombardy ffohtiers, now
reach 10000.
A Ducal decree has been issNed at
Parma, condemnlng all conspirators,
against Foreign Governments, 10 the gal.
leys Tor five years, OF which notice had
given TO the Courts of London and Paris.
George Crawford. an English officer.
and brother 10 lie member Of Paria
ment. Sherman Crawford. had been cx.
PEELED from Tuscany, on suspicion Of
revolutionary movements at Tuscany.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-03-31

aaA CIIaaqaAA. An ola Ind valuable sub
seriBef. has sehtus certificate from one of his
pafishioners, which he wishes published for the
benefit Of his iieighbors, and the community at
large ItftatesolI authority that needs no con-
frmation, the particulars Of a remarkable cure
from Ayers Cherry Pectoral, an article we have
already taken occasion to notice, and which we
have reason t5b6lieveis worth notice This suf-
ieref had been reduced very low from the effects
Of Cold and Cough, caused by over exertion at
n 4ire. neatly three years since, and from which
il was evident 70 his friends that he was fast
fastening ito premautre grave Nahy Of the
remedies d the day dna the advitss Of eminent
Physicians had Ill failed tb afford him relief
when hewas induced to try the Cherry Pcttoral,
which soon cured him, The crowded state o,
our cnluinns will ot admitthe full particulars
but ne earnestlyiaviic the attention Of onr readr
Oh ID tie adYertianient in another part Of ouf
pltsr Christiaa Ikroaie.s!
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-03-31

NOTICE is hereby given to the Subscribers
~ and Stockholders Of this Company in the
counties of Hooking, Perry and Vinton or else
where, for the Jackson and Newark Extension of
the Scioto Hooking Valley Rail Road, that an
instalment Of ten per cent of the subscription,
additional to the five dollars share payable at
the time of subscribing, is required to be paid on
Or before the lst day of March next to Flayius
Case, Esq. of Hooking Coz, and John Richey;
Esq, of Perry county, and Thomas Davis, Esq
of Vintdn county; and that further installments
of ten per cont are hereby required TO be paid on
said subscriptions every sixty days thereafter,
until the whole be paid.
BY order II the Directors J.V. ROBINSON,
Prsst,
February "a, le53--tf.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-03-31

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
Frlher decline in Cotton and Bredd.
sig8S.-Adraace in Sugar and COFFEE,
New York, March 25, 7. NJ.
The steamship Asia, with .advices from
Liverpool to the l2lh inst, arrived at this
port III clock this evening.
1 General Intelligence.
Kleck atd Shlorina has been assured
TO Austria by thu Porte.
The Queen Of England, the Empress
OF Frsnoe. aud the Queen Of Spain and
Portugal. all bear unnistakable indlca
rion oian increase in the Royal progeney,
Two more members of ibe English
House OF Comitions had been unseated
for briaery, VIZ: Messrs lleyworth and
HotsfslR o. Derby.
TS.Seeeh men lfati been killed by eSplo,
sions of two locomotives on the London
and Nfanthester Railway, and seNefa
others wounded.
Comtnander Lynch, Of The Americar
Navy, had arrived on The coast Of Africa
had lound the ship John Adams, ant
proceeded downthe coast.
A French squadron. consisting Of si'
steamers, were being despatched TO pun
ish the Begoa tribe. who had plundered I
French vessel and bulchered the crew.
The British Admiral Bruce, had de
stroyed several slave settlements.
The coronation of aplooh takes pale
next NINTH.
l. Gtest military preparations were en-
forced at Nuremberg and Munich, wit
severallpolitlcal arrests.
The arrests at Pesth continued.
/ The Emperor 81. ..Aiisiria tad eniifel
Irecosered; he had besoweda q pension O.
1.-The mother of the assassin.
4 A subscription to build sichurch on ih
sprt uaiare the ailempt was Alade 20 as