davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01
nv TRLRGRAPH.

rxaHlBLK GALE -aARIsE p,AsrEaa--soAxorrY or MACK
BosroS, Sept 30 We have accounts here from Hsli,
by mail TO the 70 b instant
The ship Osprey. snlvod Halifax from 81. Johns New
oundand, reports that quite number Of fishing boats
with their have boon wrecked, and all hands lost
on the north side OF Newfoundland la terrible gale Of
the 18TH IL unprecedented that immense damage has
sued.
The ship Brine Edward reports that the msckeIel hery
has been very unsuccessful and that all tho fleets have
been unfortunate Ii 10 expected therefore, that fish
naturally advance
sosAsRvAL or TnE AsExIcA-r,LrIicAL ArrAns-Eosror
MARKET.
Bosros. Sep. O-lh, p. m.-The telegraph wires north
OF this still interrupted and have tidngs Of the
steamer America She 10 fully due here but up
This hour there are no sgns OF her arrival.
1.-The despatch yesterday announcing the appearance Of
the America below Halifax. error ]
Judge Bishop has publshed latter accepting the dc
cratic for governor. He takes high. saona
and broad democratic grounds and goes in favor OF the
constitution.
The Boston market Is firm. Flour. and grain advanced
under the WashaRtoR's news
TALLnADGE
Nrw YoKn, Sept. 29.-Cien James Tsilm adge. sem
ator and minister Russia died suddenly to-day the
Metropolitan Hotel, his return from visit TO the Cys
tai Palace.
NEW fonx, sept So-l ne SOCK market is quei Noih-
lng done in securities; Erie 49, Long Island,
no safes Reading, sli Parker Vein, no sales; CnmbeI-
land Coal, 37i PLrax, no sales New Geek, 81 Morris
Canal, l6l Nicaragua. 24l; McCulIock Gold no sales
The adyccs from Enrope by the steamer Washington
have had favorable effect breadsus. Sales Of 600
bbls 50 for State brands and S6 So So Is for
southern. Rye -four and meal unchsnsed
PHrIADELraIA, Sept. 30-The stock market quiet Uni
ted States IS l22t Pennsylvania S. 81 offered Flour is
mer and held at ia Is cents per bbl higher with some
sales.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01
sales To-Day.

by GREEN q SCOTT, Auctionsers.
CIGARS TOBACCO, SNUFF, &c, AT AUCTION.-On salur-
II day, Of 4 o'ciock, shall sell
Capt Luay Pennsylvania avenue between and ~
excellent lol of cigars tobacco, snut
Cazadores, Turkish suitana cigars
Jenny Lind, Eidiyxn Ia IRIS do
La EsieiIz Pnncipe La Riglan do
Havana, La Esrela, La Cora Aqua do
Superior Spanish sixe, &c
NrgEus, sheiton Jenny Lind Twist and other tobaeso
Rappee and snuns
Together fixtures, &e.
Terms cash.
Oct Id Aucuoneen.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01

NEW GOODS, Goeds, w. ~. Sinister 4 Ce.'s.-
This and ssectsd stocks
Of ary roods had Of sens
poh~. OF me ladies
goods desirable good Of the
30 pieces hsndsoms plaid s'it
40 brocads siik
Is 40 super
30 DO main silks in the color
soods comprising hcss< Furnishing gccds eAp~r, oil
cofhs, diapers, kc.
gcaty advantage call and
purhssnr, ~ ecnds
hourht and the beet the
w. m. sHUsrsR h co.
Sep 77-eodIw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01

UORKs ON Eu0INEE1IH0, sURvEvuS0. A1.-
Cvh Eeerecr,sa, by Professor Aahaa Of West Posst
~ MIN Railway Curves
Constructing ssa~sy csrvss; ~ s~se. DesS.s
Trsstwlpe Gssivay Calves
Trass~,p. Erca ind EssAsok@ents
Bssl,serhs Table fcr cs,css1nG Esvhwsvta
end scale
Treatise Railroads vc Ionsna
Course Of Civil Ensnesrnsy ~ Johs o-ssosy Lcs
doa
Or. Lsrdsers R.iI~~ Eecs.~y Eas.v. A..ssos- 1
whish.~s analysts o. Railways LoaAoa
tfssytns Civil Engineering
Londos ~
Outlines q Tnsoaome,ries' suv.yas by Trcr. n.
r. London
smp. J,evriing vol.
I..ans'o. ~ cira k.sns.n Prce.es,~s. vol
RcaAs ana RssrcsIs; W. n. csussps., CT
RsocdrooS's TREATISE IN RosAs
GsSs 10 Railway Massey ~ Peter Nicholson. iendo,
sa.hsc.shs pract'c. frease Ohsqus Bpdses Lsrdo"
Rsdoai nsivcsSs LceAow
bsmms mashe1Daese~i
kent'sais Treatise Mahemapca Issuumerts
Eiswcst.vy Tressse Msfb~smsuesi ns'ru~enss
Ssmse swssSu~Sors ~ rea Wost
JCissdeis-Aide Meswore des Ingseevrs. vol Paris
Gayhee-Ponts 81 ~oss- Fsrs
Chenips ~ ~ Par Mich Woc~
Oct vkANCk TAYLOR
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01

STAIR RODS AND WlNDOW staA ES We have In
ready 40 rods which, VIII the hn,ures
selling on exceedingly cheap some Of them pspe
ms~he. Gen silver and sy1es.
Ao beautiful assortment transparent wiadow asAes sad
vgnes BIRDS plain Cohc, and Roman archec
which, win the hruses We are ass selling exceed
iney price
Also, ) case Of bun and white shsas linens
CLACETT 4 DODsoN
Sep q7-afoln
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01

oPLEKDID BrocAdc Plaid and Plain Silks, Of every
. variety just openedwe receipt the
offered
respectfully solicit ths OF all want of haDdsone
sik Offer the
stocks n Washiagoa- We following
10 choice
Is silks plain
handsome shades blue, brown, tangreen and light cosfs
eveniag dresses
darssst sys Of paid silks, comprising
different and qualities, OF which will
oder small advance the wholesale price AZ The
North
we'd the magnificent STOCK Of rich
market, and invite
lar ssArch ~ nrssraie sk dress
AIDED eoods such
pAsd lk xcc and suk paAs, plaid
cloths fron Is o. vih
choice Of French
msrte consisting Of desirable shade Of
node hlse, green brown, purple. and black.
and splendid stock of and
W. ~ sBUsTER Co.,
Seventh street, fennsyIvaaia avenss-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01

ny GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctieneers.
ii OU5EHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION -
III On Saturday October shall sell 10 O'Clock, front OF
Of
AND tobacco, Gne feather beds hair
crocksry and glass GREEN L SCOTT,
Octl Auctioneers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01

UTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
III York
accumulated cash fund August 1855 9asoa 9s
r. =. WISsTsS, President. Isaac AssAr. Secretary
All profits po.cies
the made available
th.~e who wi.h 1t.
security issued reduced
pseasium.
pamphlets and information obtained by
CHAs. DE sELDING, Agent,
Seventh opposite Odd Feious' Hail.
Andrew Lsner, once above duly authorized receive
applications Sep ID 2awu
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01

civil LIBERTY and self-Governments by Fraacis
" LiebeT LII. D.
The Tesimony by author of,he Wide. Wide
Word.' Received BY
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Octl Bookseirrs 9Th
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01

Indemnity against Loss by Fire. Inland Transp
tion and Marine Risks ON Vessels and Casgoes.
6STNA INSURANCE COMPANY or UTICA, NEW YORK
III Capital 3AN,VV
ions B. HixxAs, President H. II. HAwLKr, Secretary
and
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY OF UTICA, NEW YORK
Capital.
c. b. COVENTRY, President JoHS BRowxE, Secretary
for the foregoing companies
against by bulls Of steamboats,
dwelling and and their and merchan
SCI sea Inland spoftatIoD.
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
CHAS. DE SELDING, Agent,
Seventh ST., opposite Odd Fclows' Hall.
Laner once above, duly authorized
applications. Sep l6-2awu
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01

MATrn srse~vssss~sj~ss received iass-.,
81 srd Ke.pe1ens superior God
evyr offered me rohbc
the shyv- having imported direct osder
ed no -. r reduced
~. W. GAIT BRO.
Sign az the gosAes esxe
Fem. svehSe, hsswssa Nh asl IesA
SEP 1-%
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01

lie Messenger, Of Baton Rouge. announces the death
The 10Th met, OF Mr.. Castor Gauiere, aged twenty
nine years. native OF Mines. France. Mr.. c. wa.
banshed from his country BY Louis Napoleon. and
recently connected with the Donaldsouville lLaI
Visilant.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01


MAREETs
The harvest good throaxbou Austria; The rice crop
in Italy is magnificent
toms o Improvement. ~ again checked, and the
manufacturers who were expecting large orders from
abroad again disappointed.
Tie ohcial reports SEQ, IN respecting The harvest in
Bohemia. Morsvia, Sesia. Austria Proper, Craoow, the
Bakouipa, AID Irsnsy wanna, Cannot be- considered
favorable The worst crops been IN the southern
povinees bat there The rice likely 10 be good 10 guam
iiy and qoali'y.
The letters from Oiessa are TO the Id instant and re-
port decline IN wheat market equal TO "a sd
per quarter Hoder- bosevsr, were ndspoeed to press
sales The dminoi in purchases had produced an
alteration IN The rate OF exchange, which had become
less adverse TO Eng land
Loxpor, sept 1.-The pressure IN the money market
bad increased and the late OF the Bank OF Eng
laad having failed 10 diminish the heavy drain OF bullion
for export Judged probable thai another r,se the
OF discount from 10 per cent would he deter
mined upon The anticipation OF such measure. com
bned with The unsettled state o the Eastern question.
and The rupeas o the cotton market, had caused eori
OF panic on the London Stock Exchange The funds
fell considerably wbns railway stocks, foreign socts.
mine- and banks were subject 10 sudden and severe
depreciation in value without any immediate prospect OF
reaction or improvement
PARis, sept IA The corn question shil occupies ~
the public attention. but seems that The
very great alarm which existed With respect TO the de-
bc,ency has 10 a certain ex'ent diminished
Flour confines To fall, though slowly, in the Paris
market The miilsrs have apparently yielded, as well
the SPECTATORS vino purchased -four during the high
prices The price Of o5f the sack OF f57 kiloErsmmes
has dissppea and not 10 d'spoee OF the
best marks si ssf and good quality 10 quoted At sH AID
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01

M Dsraeli is about 10 take the field as the advocate
OF the extension OF the elective franchise He does moi
however much desire to increase the number OF voter,
al the hustings add the number of in IN,
House oil Commons for landlords He will advocate the
extension OF the number OF voters in The counties in or
der that the latter object may be attained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

col, 10 a, nv loose cash. with the exception o. Sis'
&c lsr. ,,,. ,,,r,no the
Tb.r, was racing and chasing s:ter Grute ou',ue ~,
,,bi, pieht but ke had had the Wit 70 take hse ou
ot he wty Nv vsllse bad luckily not oeea 80
,b the contents were sl a. let them; ana la 80
,, runners Of re,vsrng the honest fisherman 0I I haI
~ ID taken in nly 6ealf end the eenndenee &c IA
rSrcse. In me Ny posr horse had not been ueS -
III IN accordance with some old statute, OF "h,ii .
-, ,o,hirg he had been claimed by the eorinisaisi,
Of mel military force stationed IN the pIae ana a.,
Sep crr-reIlc, % commence acourse OF uanhs unup'
49, Tsroor for the military service, A. ne hs re
ired hut one ortwo lessons, which eonsi-!ei aIio' ~
b.fvslv o; an unlimited allowance OF whip ne haa n9'
,-rS,si much hy instruction In fact be had lost a., t,
prr wihCut gsining anything m discipline. ana 80
~, riusIIy obliged TO part with MN, rom ,1c -.
blry Of hearing with his strange antics nc Es1 49,
me fi,y cuiness in London, and SOLD nun 'or
tbs,,rs 40 > German dealer who, no aoaoS spessuuS
fcunj hrl tn in some bsrruck where ne co'lpe.el
bis for the army. Altogether. my
win, ,sknr expenses out OF pocket and loss OF tu7
INTO acco unit cost me something over hundreu eus
and an cot in exchange for them. wss the repa,aS
M Nunchanssn whenever dared 70 open my niou1"
ca thr cubiect snd perennial liability 20 nSn'la...
with the repetition snd aggrS'Snoh oi MI ''' ~
horrors OF that miserable day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28

Lights outside glass lamps that recelect Of there
tight in the police Office; u shined on him made
light the steps, tho lights shone 80 Is to show people
the steps lights burning all the while there
dic uy up to that time in identifying people the
platform; heard pistols fired; Office was broken in
minutes after they commenced striking, before the
crowd went in: II did not take long to break the
doors in; the lights put out from three to
FIVE minutes after they commenced breaking In don Z
know whether the pistols were fred FIRST or not; it
as long three minutes after the breaking
menced did not any other person strike the window
before il broken in did not any effort break il
in by anybody else can't tell whether he his shirt
sleeves had coat on, hat q cap did not notice
whether he had frock cannot tell whether he was
headed not whether he whiskers did hear
him lay ANYTHING; stood six feet partly behind him.
the STEP when he struck the door stood the south side
OF him. near the south window they breaking the
other window at the time did not see how the
south window broken; did not look at it, the light
shining through that through the other blinds
up at either-suie at tho window next the ca
windows, like store shop windows, opening but
pannelled at the botom-doube windows; did not notice
Reeds dress; might have If had noticed his dress
guess sober that night do not know of any
sion going that night that should be drunk; never
made any affidavit examined in regard to this be
fore was the steps till the pistols fired inside
the building and then went down on the ground.
Direct resumed-Reed was asked to stand up, ana wit
ness identified him.
Cross rcsumed-I distinguished him by his face and by
nothing else
The court then adjourned to 81 p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
ALBANY, JAN 27--P. NJ
The government has closed in the Enoch Reed case AMI
witnesses for the defence are now upon the stand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28

pair Of shears board in order TO got in bowsprt the
bowsprt lay upon the dock, and wanted TO ship it
there was strap placed upon Of the legs Of the
thears this strap spped the spar thcu the shear
the shears eg hsdeceased gave groans but did not
sp ak after; he then expired the deceased resided at
No Norfolk street DIR. Fennell-I examined the body
and found the skull fractured in several places there is
portion Of the brain Protruding through opening
the right temple this injury caused instant DEATH The
accidentally falling upon his head and fracturng his
SKULL causing instant death The deceased o native
Of Prussia. and about ~ years of age He leaves wife
and six children to lament his loss
DrAm FROM INTEsPERANcE.-Coron Wilhelm held an
inquest yesterday afternoon at the house No III Cedar
twenty six years. native of Ireland who died there at
eight O'Clock the same morning after oVatinued
OF ntemrerance Margaret Orien, wife OF the of
the house deposedtha the deceased boarded there for
the last ten or eleven weeks he i'll from drinking but
recovered he had cough and shortness of breathing
Wednesday he about to to Australia but not
able and Yesterday morning he seized i'll in bed and
died in few minutes. After hearing other testimony
the jury returned verdict of death from brOnchi
It's caused by intemperance The deceased sailor
SUDDEN DEAru.-A woman named Catharine Collins
who has been living for time past in the basement
OF house at the Of Oliver and Cherry streets
died suddenly in her bed, about O'Clock yesterday
morning Mrs Buckley tenant Of the premises notified
the Coroners. Coroner Hilton will hold an inquest at ten
O'Clock this morning, when DIR. Fennel will testify as to
the result Of post morton examination which he has
made.
THF ARRAY AT THE MEDICAL COLLEGE - MIR. BASS
HEAITH-Mr Bass who stabbed in the recent ARRAY
hoped that lie will recover Irwin is not arrested yet
II appears that Bass armed with pistol during the
encounter and made several efforts to shoot his assai
ant, but the weapon missed fire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28
Stock Sales.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. FL Reported by Keen n Taylor y
$500 City IS 73 o. 600 City Railroad 6s 1914 200 do
So 1914 200 do "a, 1914: 5000 Susquehanna Canal
Coupon 6s 81 246 shares Pennsylvania Railroad b5 So
Beaver Meadow Railroad 323s; $50 Long Island Rail
Dad. % 1s'l; 100 do b. 1921 100 do 1871 so schuyl
cash 2s1a IS Mineh Railroad 1874 25 do 3d. 75,s 80
schuykill Navigation, 21L Girard Bank. IA; "A do
l4. 10 Mechanics Bank, s5wn. 321S; IL Bank of Ken
Boord-120 shares Pennsylvania Railroad BIS so; 500
Long Island Railroad 1874 $50 do 1919; 100 do cash,
1874 $50 do, 1919: 100 do. b5, 1917 100 do b4 1879
Second Board-$l 800 Iehigh 6's, 97M; 1000 Reading
Railroad 6s 10 1900 Richmond District 6s, OIL 900
Notes 4d IS 500 susquehanna Csnai Coupon 6's b5 ST.
IS shares Pennsylyan Railroad in lots, SO; II Mnehll
Railroad b5, 754 40 New Orleans Gas, 122 100 Long
Island Railroad b. 19a 50do 1888: 80 North American
Insurance lis 100 Norristown Railroad BIS 81 10 Bank
Of Pennsy lvana Sd, 1875 do 10 Afe' Board-S7 900
Railroad b5 1871 700 do, 1as4; 100 do b5. lea. 100
Beaver Meadow Railroad b5 32z 100 Schukill Naviga
ton, 50, 21ii Market steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28

HAVANA AND NV Enthusiastically Crescent (fty.
Mackntosh, Miss Eliza saxton, Jno Rainier Miss Is
belle Rennaud, Mrs Benjamin, Mrs Ann Chase, JOSEF
Carpenter and Lady, II Palmer d W Lawrence and lad
Ihos Ennis Robt Kerr, Henry Knight, Napoleon Kngh
Campbell, Jos Campbell, s Agramant Thos Raine
lnard Rainier, Mata lmcrnez King II Senior G Kick
snatsuck Margaret Connolly Fanny Connolly vncer
Seaman HEIGHT, Jno Leach, S Montgomery. Andrew l.,
line Jones. 'p '-"'' "i"-'
Others, including seventy Eve Panama railroad aSor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28

SALE OF THE TROY AND SCHENECTADY RAIL-
RoAD.-We learn from the Troy papers that the fol-
lowing the terms of this purchase:-Hon. f. d.
Morgan, President Of the Hudson River Railroad,
buys it for 5000 00O the Of $50 900 having been
paid down-the other $l5O,0OO to remain without
interest for five yearsthen to draw interest at per
cent, payable semi-annually, until 1867, when the
principal is to be paid purchasing party to pay
sooner il desired on giving three months notice. 1t
is secured in the agreement that four trains
shall be overthe road daily Sundays excepted)
SO as to keep up connection with the western
roads-such connection to be maintained perfectly
as it is now in all respects. The sale was ratified by
the Common Council, at special meeting, by a vote
OF IA to 3.-Aib0ny Journal, Jan. %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28
Birth
B1Ifh,
AT 104 West Twenty eighth street, January 81 Mrs
Henderson. Of daughter


On Monday. January "a by the Rev. DR.. j. McElroy,
Ar. L. u. WHITE 10 Miss MATILDA Houston, both Of this
city
On Thursday, January 81 by the Rev Dr. Patton GEo
OAKLEY to MARIA Louisa sEcoR, daughter of the late
liiah Secor. all of this city
In this city, January q, by Rev Arthur Swarey of
Brighton, Mass. Mr. CRARIEs 7. WELD merchant, Of Ban
cor Me-. to Miss MARY ANN LAMBERT. OF this city.
In Philadelphia. January 23. by the Rev D. W. Barne,
Hr RoBrRTJ WELDEs, Of Brooklyn to Miss KATE a. Cop
FREY OF the former CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28
1ARITIME IHTELLIGEHOE.
Port Of New York, january ~, 1853

CLEARED.
Steamshp-Crescent City, Baxter, New Orleans u 0
shps-star of the Union, Willis San Francisco, John
Ogden; Augustin Heard, Abbott, East Indies J Will.
town, Bradish London Grinnel Mnurn 4 Co; Constitu
ton, Britton Liverpool, Grinnel, Minturn & Co,
Bark-Branken Moor (Br) Crowel London, Thos S
Winslow
Brgs-yersaies Conant New Orleans J w Elwell ( Co;
Brownsville, Rogers, Vera Cruz, B Sardy.
Schrs-Edwin, Ames, Boston, Atkins 4 Co; Mary Anna
Gibbs Philadelphia Jas Hand d L Sturges, Fairchild
Baltimore johnson Louden; Hester, Worden, New Ha
steamer-Kennebec, Clark, Philadelphia, c Sanford
ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke CaYardy Norfolk, &c, 80 hours to
Ludam 4 Peasants.
Ship Lantao (of Boston, Bradbury shanghae los days
passed Aner Nov Tin with ship Mechanics Own Bur
CESS for NYork), and st Helena Dec H. Low Bro.
theirs Jan u.s. lat 26 lon 60 passed Br brig Emily (of
Brig Lucletia (of Pittston) Meady Savannah 10 days
schr Virginia, Axworthy Savannah, u days. Expert.
enced very heavy weather during the passage lost flying
lib, split mainsal, &c
Schr Matilda Wells Griffith Charleston. s days
schr Eliza Messerole yancleaf, Georgetown days.
schr John Forsyth, Jones, Alexandria, days.
Schr Susan Orleans, Robbins Norfolk, days.
Schr Rebecca, Woglam, Petersburg, days.
schr Mary Jane Lawrence, Virginia, days.
Schr Mary Parker, Parker, Virginia. days.
Schr David Hale Edwards, Virginia days.
Schr Cornelius, Grant Virginia, days
Schr Martha Maria, Brown, Virginia, days
Schr VIM Capes, Van Name Virginia, 2 days
Schr West Wind Burnett, Baltimore, days. on Bar
negat, lost flying jibboom, &c.
Schr George Williams, Saulters Baltimore, days.
Schr Maria Fleming, Curran, Wilmington Del, day.
schr Triumph, Mason, Greenwich NJ day
schr Irene ghter) Pierce from schr Trader, ashore
the West Bank Capt reports the schr being bad
position the elbow of the bank Her foremast gone
and her manmast carried away the 22d, of
Hatteras.
Schr Ellen Barnes Denn Fairhaven days
Schr Catharine Thomas Chase Fairhayen. 8 days
BELOW.
One brig unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Crescent City Baxter Havana and New Or
leans; ship Southampton (pk), Tinker London; York
town Bradish, do.
RMSteamshp Arabia, Judkins for Liverpool, sailed
this morning. at o'clock.
Capt Fletcher late Of packet ship dependence is
in charge of clipper ship Oriental sid yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28

III North Sixth street between Third and Fourth streets
Williamsburg.
In schenectady January 23 MARY Ann wife of Charles
Mathews and daughter Of the late Robert Jamson Of
this city.
In PASSPORT, Nc, DANIEL GRANGER Esq, aged 81 years,
soldier Of the Revolution and for many years collector
of Saco Me-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28
BELOW.
One brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Crescent City, Baxter
SAILED
Telcgrnphic Marine Reports.

BOSTON. Jan z.
Arrived-Brigs Savadora (Prus), Canary Islands; On
ward Wilmington, NC.
Cleared-Barks sea Breeze. Melbourne (Australia)
Ocean Wave, Cape Town Nautilus Funchal (Madera)
Utah. Rio Janeiro; brig VIM Rogers, Cape de Verbs
GLOUCESTER. Jan 25.
Arrived-ship vespasian, from Accra, of Africa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28

NORFOLK, &c-Steamship Roanokc-T L Cooley J
Keeey, c Noe. A Drossin, NJ A Robinson, w II Lyon
ID Dixon, s Iabby, Bailey, + Prentss, A Smith,
II Burroughs, Hancock Smith, Mrs Z johnson. n
Mves--2s in the steerage
SHASoHAE--Ship Santao-J reters of Portland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28

PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF THE LIBEL LAW
Senator Beekman introduced bill in the following
terms, in the Senate Of this State the Oath inst
The intention of it is to place the reporter and pub
Usher OF legislative debate upon the same footing
reported
AN ACT RELATIVE TO IEIIoUs PUBLICATIONS IN NEWSPAPERS
The people of the State of New York. represented in
Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows
Sec l. All newspaper reports Of debates remarks
made in either House Of the Legislature Of the State of
New York by member thereof if such reports truly
set forth what really occurred. Whist actually said
shall not be questioned as bellous in any court OF law
shall the proprietor editor reporter of any
paper be held responsible for the publication Of any de-
batea remarks SO reported.
Sec Public documents which shall be in possession
OF the Senate of the Assembly and ordered to be
printed under the rules of either House by special act
resolution, may be copied and reprinted in any
paper and the proprietor editor reporter thereof
shall not be held responsible for such publication
print as libelous.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect Immediately.