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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25

Hon. 'lhos. 5. Bocock and lady arrived in this
city Friday morning last At night they were
screndedat the residence of IL. u. Flood. Esq,
by the Saunders Brass band accompanied by a
nnmher OF the persona and political friends of our
d!snngOlshed Repre.entative.-- Repnblican.
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Deafh ola Distinguished citizen.

Portsmouth, y. H., Oct. 1.-THE Hon. Ieh-
ahod Bartlett Speaker Of the House of Delegates
of this Statedied suddenly last night. Mr. Bart
lett was in Congress three terms, having been
succeeded in that body by Franklin Pierce, our
Presihent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25

Messrs. Boyd, Edmond x Davenport will run
m extra packet, leaving this city ON the evening
of the Both, in order that persons desiring to at
tend thc Agricultural Fair by that way may reach
Richmond Tuesday morning, which is the first
day of the exhibition. Seeadycrtscment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25

The residence offered for sale by Mr. J. B.
Laync is worthy the attention of those desiring
to buy real estate. The location is good and the
neghhorhood very fine. His advertisement will
be found i'm the appropriatc Column
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25
IMnRkSpirinp.

BosToN, Oct 2l.-lhe Governors of Massa-
chusett, and New hampshire have set apart the
9th Of November a. a day of thanksgiving.
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1gNgsasGMsNGS! Triminimgs,,
McC0RKLE & JONES.
W. LEsALE & Retail
GEOeers ~ Commission YEerchanl
Main St JyuChburp

GEoeprS q Gots,EssSSsn.. nnpcs,orl
~ e. I'''"
1'A''iii 81 Hyliohouls
M NOW hE' CIV mt then all Napnly
t'N Ho"'d the hitelfl ~ 81 ihrr iIrujS Wl
pun, gea'I1'IN W
|Uo sack salt
WV Gag iio . l"nf, Java ana M'aea3" E.
90 5'9>' ornsh'd' III Nr4zed. '"hee and
n',' sugar,
~ mus II. ana ~ w. SUGAR
-n -" .'H'1 L2ai ITO
1oo h'g' Nall al sze7,
wv n'''H sue h'"ihrr'
~ iohs C9nliIN' hhied ana bhnd I'm hl
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EngIisl Opinions Of lmerican State pnners

-, EnghSb Opinions Of tmericoa State Papers,
lhe London News remarks:
"trom the time Of Alexander Hamilton 10 thato
Edward tNefettthe reports and correspondence
sent ont by congressional committees and heads
ct departments hasc been OF such singular merit as
to liz the attention Of society in Europe. wherever
the English language Is tamlarlv read. Thewon-
"erls less to persons familiar with the structure
and workings of the American government, than
10 those who know only European WAYS. The
statesmen at Washington are usually educated
gentlemen and men of business at once; #usunlIy
professional men, who vet have had occasion, i,
the course Of their lives Ia do with theirown hands
much OF the real business of fe and there is moth
ing Ike that sort OF experience, when combined
"lh liberal cducatou for enabling men Ia take
anu express sound and clear views Of poIitical
su2eet,' NehSter used tosay that he did his bus
mess all the bettertor having taken his fathers
morse 10 water before be went to college. aud
Clay boosted of his manual tolls ns one of the
chiei preparations of his craftsmanship. Chosen
from among the people, the great officers of
government know ho~ to address the popu'armind
and the popular mind in Amerca. when disnn..-
lonate' Is mind Of high order"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25

Notice.
4 CREE y McCaANAfAN wiHo.-,rrv ihe b -,
y r."n, t'cif store uni the irai /, ftft M.
EntIanr" dn"n ths aicN befarru Ale..r> I VI
liolis-' and their Store ll,u,e. l.cf3 It.t.l
rlANl >IoR SALE AT riiIS oIF!eE.
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Virginia Conference.

The Virginia Conference of the Methodist T..
Church. South, will commence in the It'll Street
Church. tomorrow morning at O'Clock. Bsh-
op Payne will preside large number of Min
listers ARE expected to be in attendance. From all
we can learn our city will be crowded with visitors
None, howryernecd be deferred from attending
by the fear thai lodgings cannot be procured, Us
ON Hotel keepers are providing extra rooms for
The accommodation ola large number of persons.
We shall publish the daily proceedings.
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To Tobacco Planters.

1 HAVE >ev"rri hundred Arr, Of Naluublc TO- -
n BACCO LA \ y in AraolFs Valley, Rock -
bridga, Nonoly al NJ 30 nd. above Lynclburs
7" iamos River Cnm which | wish to have cIfa
ont, and am wig 10 give tEr privilege Of two crr'
Il. ACE fr CLEARING AND lNCLOSING ana
nnv3 90" Is rn-h co,d fr chnppins In wood ~
II Is II dertah"u promptly. the bud is nearIy =
and about mil along ~ nrcliued plnir from th''
nal TIM s. who would WI themselves 81 sucl an
IMMUNITY l. nuke MOI ,v ii NIL mike immediate a.
rauon +" the ~'b,riiher. rhey nuy be too late =
ter addressed to me, al the Natural Bridge, vi ''
rromit uttration.
a. 2i-iVe3N FRANCIS T ANDERNUN
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Good Dwelling House.

with three ro ms tho first floor, ana twp up STAYS
first rate Kitchen and Smake hons. good cabin,
nc2trcs; first rate Bare, size led all runnd-ort'
ia &c or Tour Tobacco pens The land is laid oil "
eral shifts ior farming and is one Of the most plea
situali"'s in fnh rs. lam seeding Tie lar3
I'D II s=il y the 2nti, OF December ncxt. wis
bargain in lie VIII a and give possrssiun the t
January next The nnd vii. lie shown II my pc
wishing 10 lsk ~ il by benjamin Higgi bolfnm, "
living nn ia" mnd urw-or by Mr. Willis White,
lives rllse BIZ
IERMS'-O 'e-thi,d cash and the bulanee in oar
tn" yeas, with bond and good security.
ocl 20 elm NM. a. HIGGINBOIlIA'
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Cdbinei Council IN London.


The marriage Of the Emperor Of austria is de,
fnitely fixed for the 9th April next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25

The vestry OF st. Paul's in, Louisville. has q.
elected Rev. DR.. Dennison, Of WILLIAMSBURG Va
rector of the congre CATION, aud DR.. has accented
the call. f''e
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MAS MIC HALL.
H A w 1T g. HORTON
Burlesque Opera Troupe.


VI TTTTET TTUHFV NT-f -TVT " ETTTTT
Unparalleled Entertainment
At THE MASONIC HALL
On Tuesday and Wednesday EVENT.
iV M indi, aaHitted Gnpcoonpanicdb4go
TICKETS, 81 can's-Chiidrcn, -.
Door oprn at 6--Perlornauce 10 cnmnenroe
rct - q
TNEsasENsNGS! Trimmings. ri
u MINGS! = i-Rrcriyr' tIi> morniar Nv HI
a /, nulilui ns,oitmcnt Of Dress Trrmia2s coa
in ptlt uf
Pointed Nelvpfs al colors.
Pointed Rii.non~ all rolors.
Black Velvet Rhlun,
Culured do.
Black Gulo II,
&c Sc. &c,
Gail at tie Cash Store Of
oct l. = WM s HAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

ICES for honorable man viii deny II
President Pierce the merit Of unsssumpg snsn-ss scd
manly simplicity of department, altogether Appropriate 10
the Chief Magistrate CT this republic. The Trt5ER ce-
grades the press ard dskonors the county by sach
msersbs rsvng and sehood applied to the President Of
the Untsd States
Its Tie UHicn-tte National organ OF the Demo-
"crscy of the United States II not Of It's Official head,
tla, Htters the above We give its article entire, in
order that readers may what are the anIdots
and the sn;ipod.s tc malisnity,' bedlanism," Bill
"iDgsgste," "byPocrisy,r "ptrensy,' "raving7 and
slsehood according to the IDEAS of the Court Journal
The prete1t for the above chaste and dgnifed eba-
liiion is as follows regular Washington correspOn-
dent Of this paper in the streets Of the Federal
City splendid carriage conveying lady on shopping
excursion whereof the driver and coman were dressed
IN I.ray, according to the wretched man.degrsding
Gcdd,tODorDg notions OF European aristocrscy. Our
correspondent inquired who the of this turn
out and was informed tia it belonged the President
Of the United States Believing this statement true
be wrote to Us accordingly and his letter in dle time
appeared in our columns, accompanied by such Edto-
rial comments ss 80 gross outrage the first prl.
ciples Of Republican equality the President i'm
picsted in would naturally evoke We think no Demo-
Graf in earnest viii deny that our structures were per-
fectl! jusfabe, provided tie fact were as We we're
informed and believed
But The Union Gays our correspondent was mistaken
tia. the President hiss no servants in lyery-which
Cf course vindcses him from all in the premi.
sea II the livered establishment in question We're
Tot bis, structures were misapped and the Presi
dent stands fully exculPated But had they been the
Presdtnts as our correspondent assured and be-
lieyed ard had DO reason to doubt, would our
structures have been unjust Ii not, wha. is Of.
fepsel Where is cur masnity" hypocrisy" false.
"hood," &C. &cl VIII Tie Uaion explain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

fore that been in Congress The senior member OF our
delegation will be Mr. Bennett who has served but four
years OF the nine Members from this City, Long Isl
and and Westchester, not has ever TIL nov been
in Congress
Ierpsyyanis has some half dozen members elect
WHO have served one or more terms-Joseph L Chand
ler, HeLdrick i. Wright and John L. Dawson among
them.
Virginia alone has reelected almost her entire Dele
fstion most of whom have served four years
Gen Thomas II. Bayly who succeeded Hon. Henry
A. We and vss formerly Federalst, then State
Rights Wig, and is now called q Democrat has
seIvsd ten years He his once been Chairman Of the
Committee Of Ways and Means, but was never strong
CROUCH for that post. Mr. John s Ca.kie is probably
ihe stlest man in tie Delegation. EI-GOy Smith
Ezra BLY, svery slcus for his party, and Chss
J FsukI evnces equal enthusiasm in favor Of himself
From Ohio, Eden B. Dds DEM has served four
years 10 has Lewis d. Campbell II S. Whig) Sew
era others have served one term more.
OF absolutely new Members, the most eminent is
Col. 1lomas II. Benton Of Missouri who has been
thirty yesrs Member Of the Senate. But for the
strineeroy Of party discipline, lie would probably be
cho5e sJealer, as Henry Clay was on frst taking his
scat IL the House. We apprehend such good result
is row to be Hoped for lie is strict discplinsran
thoroughly familiar with Parliamentary law, and would
nsks sn independent ard efficient Speaker
Gerrit Smith, (ulfra-Aboli,ion) of our own State
vii MAKE us mark in Congress; so, We think, viii
sauue. II VALLEY, Of Mas, the residuary legatee Of
Wtbsterism. wilson Shannon, Ex-Governor Of OHIO,
is also new Meuber-if be is great man, the Coun-
tIy il 60 much rcLer thn have supposed IL. JOIN
S HaTrscn, d tanner son Of The Farmer of Tippe-
'csIoe' is another OF the new men from Ohio. Hon.
Geo 4 Simmons Of our State is veteran lawyer and
politician, slois quite likely 20 be heard from WI
lien Preston (Vbig) cf Ky (gho was firss chosen TO
Gil vacancy lss. Binter) belongs 10 family eminent
ior statesmtnship ard eloquence-a fame which lie is
mil ely 10 impair Breckenridge, Den.) Of tie
same State is very able aud adrot csnvasser, sndhas
probably brilliant future before him. And We thick
Gen I X Zoliicofer (wbg,-Ed.or Of The NashriHc
DQ,ney Tenn vii be better known ere he leaves the
public service. On the whole we think this Congress
hardy ,aa the last il aoliy, while Inferior 20 in
CpeIitpce aid previously earned reputation. Bl. We
shall see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
WaiG STATE CONVENTION.

At meeting the Wig State Central Committee Of the tate Of
EewYok held At Albany the 2d day OF August less puTsuaut
notice to ees ID. MORGAN Uf New York, uasn
nousy Chairman Of the Committee and LEws BENEDICT
j. Of Albany Secretary. Ia thereupon unanimously
Eed That CONVENTION hereby appointed
be held at SYRIA USf WEDNESDAY tbs ruTH DAY OF ocro
YtR SHxr Al for ths purpose Of nominating oSni
ests cr lads c,u Of AIpes and ios the seysl state
Chststo be fed the eat eeesoo ana thn eo Assembly
n,ssct h. eo,eseoica b, Dele sad
~'~'' T.. d. MORGAN, Chairman,)
JONATHAN NATHAN, \New-Yo.k.
JAMES 3. TAYLOR,
ROSCOE CONkLlNG. Utica
ALLEN MUNROE, Syscuse.
LIE GRAND q CANNON, Troy
]. L. SCHOOLCRAfr,
THEoDoRs townsend
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THE FEVER At NEW .ORLElNS
'aseos Of II. \. Y. rrEaIs.


NEN oEiEANs, FIiias. Ass i.-uAu
The report OF tie Board Of Healta 10 70 s o'c,a.,
IRIS norhis Is Just annoesccd AID sams Up 10! sisS
out the reports from Ia Fayette sud Foote's, ~, -.
teriss This result surPrses every one a ss lsva
bad confidence that the report wcGld show Min, -
OF at least fifty. VI
regret to report great Increase Of the F,vs- -.
Id District-Od first Municipality
The Howard Association have resolved =, onoo -
additional Hospitals, Ia b. under the x,lusv, -
the Society. The first one was op,ued this mS,s;a, !.
tie fDe large building knowa the WasAinvtoa y -
House, on MagaziDest The Others viii be Opened -
morrow il the various Distriet An Asylum Cor Chill.
dren viii also be opened at the Washington school lhs
Howard Society have ttiriy.three cbdrea, iron a.,
Days TO nine months of age, under their charge
HaLes Morgan bAye given notice thai in future he,
viii net sndpsssengers freight at Gsestoa Ca s
count of the Quarantine which exist. at Gayestsu a.
School Board ofhe first District have determined 70 er
tend the vacation Of the Schools until the third M,ai.,
in October The other Districts win do the sane.
CREscxSr.
Day RFroRr 4 he fr~eafs "a ne Censris II ~ ca a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
KENTUCKY.

We give below the full official vote cast for Congress
az the late Election in Kentucky, showing the choice Of
FIVE Wing to Eve Democratic Members.-It viii
BE- seen that Col Bramette WING is beaten b votes
ia a strong Wing District, because he is active Son
of Temperance and presumptivey for the Maine Law.
The most noticeable feature Of the late is the
falress Of the voteeyery District having cast de-
cid,d increase iJs for President. last fall
ceTt tie lid, where there was no contest.
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D.IY RrsoRr 4 he stey-ea 80 ne cesieris. IF ~ Ct, a.
iks - Arss eAd.g oeoo 4 NJ r,ly. ~ lsfs Ausi
Ger teres rlral Yellow feter. Oll.r d. a..
Ngw.oRtrAN< s..ura.,. Norm,

NEw.oRtFAN> ss urdsy Mo-lns Ava % is1
The report of Yesterday caused much exc,enest-
2l2 deaths in one day after many have died. sur.
prses us all. The report oftoday. iea-, VII cgai
that Of yesterday. You will please notice that ia
reports send by way Of mail day in alva 90 q
tie publication here. Mr. Crafts thcwcll known bar eD
er here-vell known Bosios,' was taken yest.r
cay, at about O'Clock. and died IN eight hours Ne
Simple, member OF Commercial Loige died las. uish
after a sickness Of ~ hours his htber dad about "a
hour after, and his wife will probably die during lie
morning. The firing OF cannon aud burning OF tar Wa
repeated last evening There several deaths rep,
ed TO be occasicned by the firing of the cannon
CRgscEyr.
L. S-Suce writing the above the returns are all ia
as per official report, which ncose-sbowing 29i deaths
in ll-of which 1875 were OF Yellow Fever May eASs
of Yellow Fever into typhus, and reported wa
other diseases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

GRACE GRtfswooD.-This popular writer has recently
returned from Europe after extended tour and as we
perceive proposes At once to resume her literary pursuits
She will commence Ajuy,rne paper in phs3ephis the
LIST Of October TO be sustained by the predictions Of her
own pen and by the contributions Of several Of best
female writer's as we'll With the vel known ability of
Grace Greenwood a caterer ios the Instruction sni en-
of young readers and the enlarged resources
obtained in foreign travel the proposed jOansl has arm
If snecess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

S|sr1N Ifsldof ". Z. IT1HNt
WASHINGTON. Sunday, Aug. %, 1853
a Maine man will be appointed charge 70 Bolivia in
place of Woodbury., declined
Mr.. Wises visit to Washington Is strictly professional
and private though bis has been freely mentioned ia
connection with the Mission to France.
Lieut. Mcclure of Washington, has BEEN appointed Mai
Agent betw cen New York ana California. GUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

The Nee York 7ri6eae seems to have eaten of tia IN
sane root II exhibits ron day to day sancholy SPEC
tsce Of mSniaea msgniiy An example OF this occurs in
firth recently regarding the President The serve liy
cries. which mai the preteIt Of its mingled hypocrisy
and phrersy exst only in its own imagination every
booy here knows. The President has Inverted At.nd
ants and ;te reacss hich Iks Tribune dsdaees IRON
bis IN 81 vsnti Of its malice false a. tie prsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

NTAIUs ItIUAl, y
John Savage, Of puhhs fatl OF Mr. Brersn Dc
Anctw jackson Csnssau n years rsuye cf New iork City
Jobu S'ephsus S. years, native Of Armagh lrcli.
John q. Crouch. 80 pGtiye OF Richmond Va
Arthur GouldiLg - wears brother Of John OO9dng
Patk lAin - native OF kNrtcou County 0ssav iesl
psict Bohep, s years naive OF nppeay Co. Gal~sy ireland
Samuel Barclay Is yesr, natiye Of, ireland.
OctGvus g. Csnilay, n year, native % Tuscaloosa, Ala
Thomas McEroy, 50 years ave OF Pennsylvania
DR.. r h Spfosl, - Year.. naive Of Csmpte, La
Nrs r. l.. DAVIS form efl, Mis- Bachus u Nifsins.
DAILY RTrORr ne Isfynes oil he Ceucffrci 81 ne C7r T
the q h0xts ending arc A. ". On sGfHrday Aag %
Cemeteries 10 a. lC.OwFey-E Ot1f pIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

4 EDITORIAL BAseuTr.-Ihe Editors Of Syracuse gave
their brethren Of the Press banquet st the Syracuse
House on Thursday evening last About one hundred
tlsmeu. mostly connected with the newspapers Of Central
Western and Northern New York, were present Vivas
W. Smith ESQ., presided. Among the guests were Gov
ernor Seymour Thomas Francis Meagher, Hon. Il B. Stan
Ton, Of Seneca; Col. Seward Of Aubarn Col Temple Of
Albany and Gen. Bentley Of Madison Various sentiments
were given ard ably responded to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
The Tribune for Europe.

Ire next number Of The 7ibane for European Crca-
ian win be issued TO-hJRROw MORNING, a.
ocIock IL will contain al the Lacs' NeFs up 20 The
tine Of going TO press. ngle copies, ID wrappers,
r3dy for mailing can be D.; d az he desk. Pee Ok
Cents The America tas from Boston On Wed.eslay, a.
,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

BY al arrival Boston We have la'er news from Nov
tt,ioeo. Gen. Pinto died on toe 29'h June. rhe es
cspo Of U1quiza is cCstradicted. his Affairs are be
coming desperate. Gen. Flores rad landed on the
northern frontier With q small force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

An ItsliaD exile, who arrived in the San Giovanni
Was stabbed los, night in Frankfort street. by
h ogn Ierfon. Tie wound VII probably prove mortal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

Our id; ices from New Orleans shox slight dmlni-
ton in The yiruls pce Of the epidemic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
afao:1oork uaiIp Gribnte,
MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1853.

~ pe.ors .arftps Tie T5vas len s' their rsnee OF pses
81 80. ~i ri cir sddres tbs Pab s-fol Oce n
80 10 a. thTrsgh tie POs:Oee. Price Ia osnfs s-eE-P-yoe
t..f Ganler
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IN cnRREqpnYnrNT3.

No ne<;ee can he ster & ..opyoas Ccuuunics Wsevf
inier6cd m irsgfieo most lie authenticated n.ns a.
address ~ Necessarily for paoesnS tat e. eoai
a h. 20 faith.
We ce1nct uLdftLke rejeotee Communication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
The WASHINGTON Republic.

WAsHINutON Frdsy, Aug. q 1855.
The Reptile has been sold 10 William NJ Barne Il Co.
who will hereafter coDduotit u weekly paper The
daily ssues with today It's principles will be as
heretofore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

DxxARARA.--We have received files Of Georgetown,
Dep papers to Aug 9, but find in them 70 news Of Ia
teTes 10 our readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
Later from Buenos Ayres.

BOSTON, Saturday, Aug n 1853.
BY TIE arrival at Salem yesterday Of bark Edward
Koppsoh have Montevdeo dates to July IL, and also
later accounts from Baenos AyrGs
General Pinto, President of The Chamber Of Representa-
ves and Provisional Governor of the Province died at
Buenos Ayres June 80 and buried with great onp on
the 3Oth-the Foreign Ministers and Naval Officers being
present
letter from Buenos Ayres says that the report brought
by the last arrival that Urquz had escaped
The outside party will not allow him to intending that
he shall them out Of the scrape sink with them
Official notice had been received at Buenos Ayres tina
General Flores had landed San Pedro tho northern
frontier Of BuenOs Ayres with 600 hundred men, and vii
soon have sufficient force to his march this
way, when Urquiza will be completely hemmed in A
postscript to the letter says that Col Das and 800
men Of the outside party had gone to the Basnos
Ayreans
The Buenos Ayres Packet Of July says that Urquzs
though be may have men, has to carry on the
campaign being utterly destitute of ammunition, clothing
and money and that his army is gradually deserving him.
Since the raising Of the blockade there hsd bsen fair
Lumber Of arrivals Of Basn0s Ayres, and will be
tai en- TO revive its trade.
Doubl0oIs we're quoted at 1886.
There produce in the city
The L. 5. sloop-ol.war jamestown and steamer Water
Witch were in port
Arrived at Buenos Ayres June &C. bark Charles S. al.
den Georgetown 27b, brig Helen, Balinors 2sh, bark
Jefferson, -.
AT Monteyideo July H. ships Bovditch for San Fran
CISCO uncertain Eerslie, from Rio dschark1gi bIrks
RsI bow do Peacock, do Mary BrOughton, FOR Boston
l7ihi Lion disehargrg for DO, uncertain Elzaosth
Mears for BuenOs Ayres brig Nancy, dschargng schf.
H. A. Barring, for sale.
sailed 7th ship Clarendon for San Francisco having
repaired.
unsuccessfaI Attempt The Freedom of three
slaves.
gCISCISsATI, Saturday Aug 2. 1853.
Three slaves from yTgiLs, On their wsy tho South
With their oHlers having been anced wharf in th'
City yesterday, brought before Judge Finn on
writ Of habess corpus, and their liberation demanded
under ere Of the sAutes Of Ohio, which provides tha
. all slaves If brought here BY their owaeIs sbal be
free" After an excited trIsJ, which lasted til
midnight the saves relz@sd 10 the custody II ae-
owners.
Tte Mortality Of Bost0n-From the British Prov
BOSTON, Frdsy, Aug II 1853
Tie mortality Ia this city tbs week has been a. de-
crease o . from last The majority OF deaths we're
Children under I've years Of sge.
81 John New BrunsEick papers Of Aug 90 are recsig
ed but coLtain Io Of importance. The freeman
complains Of the cold weather experienced there.
Tie HALIFAX British North AeTtcaH reports the capture
Of an Az rican fisherman with 1900 bits Of msekece
but this is pro 0abiy the Star Light before ported
Vessel In Distress.
BALTIMORE, nag 3 1873.
Tie brig Brera Vista from Cielfssos lor Pnlaie pna,
put INTO Washington yesterday with sickness on board.
CsI Wines ciad as the brig going 1910 ne hroor
Delegates TO Free soI Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

NrAaARA Colon Hiram Gardiner, Delegate, AMI
2 / Chase. sIternSte. from the First District, and
TLopss Rot. Delegate, ard y. L. FOEler alternate,
r. q, the Second Distinct. o. p Hoag s Robbins and
Daniel Winer we're appointed Couaiy Committee, for
the ensung wear