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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

ROMANCE AND RgALTTY-A WFEBY ADVERTISE
hKr1 - fr,ssrosy mor@ibg ~ T. seroe nytslssd
bsfore tnh bAsorder ousfyd with haviuz soGe IA
ncsths Ell &c, ttfuok his aife-a mo'est Cos O5Eto
vioe1 ~ the aad other 0i.a .bo ed t,y
Aeo0mcs sied with threatE ni-ereAsrc.ot ina bue
bsD2's sty Of tnose romal-ic ore4 sonetrnps
though rarely founa In reel lite le l. wat il He'd =
90 iorGisp sc1 bavlpg ed 20 be- 20 ue mo
ney. becxRs oisrtfi. fed with tic ot oogpfuess
Ac sotoi1eiN IN OcT b-r last no Strgsa
with Other object 10 ve~ than she procurement Of
wife, Psssirg tn'0nnh Baltimore ard Ne York re
toul1 10 20 suit ssste Having arrived Ia Ne
NCk ho scvtru 20 tot hEKAIB for wits aId bal q
nuIut@T a. sppA osti FROM bca be mode
OF fs DrrssT apau Hs II .snr hs wife tnu.
acquired 81 BE- cost % a. COO tad &C coafd sail
iDg ye.'ei &C caue Hroupd tb0 DO some Domestic
cstu bs1oes Sbiib trp6e ID oaus red on ,as
BA3ti tpe urun 1ht tn san FrAnc-cl the ssr
tOok oostQ'Dg 8t SO yer ~e6a4 l0pr the nioce
lasted IN y uosto slorg smoothly although l. vas
n&.lfett TIE green go Dccatpr' had oeyn 20 Glare
mon the hutneS0 Nc.ks night witn b,ofdlu- Bou .
aoqusSt&afet eben tbH Eu,bsnn uivxya hell htEafef
In SesniEes 20 Play TIE Escort, By 40 saue soah
ing Eso o1etErEcss followed ard Tie vie - ores. nj
al thisR tut preference Tor her lard eud ii ster III
nsly, ia buT t0ftb Tie sBeod dsterriaed 70
rerUvv cntspst boarding hluse aid the sifo scla
rot fo.loe n A,.Tg wO13- pssted lie sass ha tusa
cd beE swsy iow tim 10 oteust Sna - lie stucg DER
IN anger sud 10 Recorder is nppiG1 by The ltutsd
fa.r o. a. set \ the dfeTsrcs-d Ubess urch Gqd i.
his vpLae TO- tie ceenod worthy RI boiog he'd
Irdey uS7ife meat LdseI tisipE for wfe c1aY q
sp~eoy wsy q gsf5a bat 1t CERTAINLY does "a
hsr after she aps ben obtained
Sow FancsNU Head aug II
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brooklyn City yuieii7gone

DfsIItCl1vE FEE The fire Hosdsy, in the licas
yard OF Nes-rs Ne; se Ely. the o. Fla shing
aTet ne a. Ad.ahi stest, was re esrous 10 its
sequences &C q. FIRST eu posed The fsmos broke out
tatle coptair1rg sc Gne h1rsss which were gu d,
II o5ec, aed thence communicated to sneu bell Ing
occupied a. an Office ard 70 ceiling bcEsc consaiei ug
f. Ut families The budtrgs burned n the gr ucd
nRetntT With thar centsats the occupants hav,og with
difficulty e.csied without oorsooal ioiurS Toe rs also
rad ~ the ye,d, which STORED ~ith variety Ct
o. hGs go 30 reis Of ocUsa' 400 FIRE brick &c. all
~ which either cousrnltd oaty damaged The
fire IL u0pcstd to have orgpe ted ro design Tue loss
sustained by kessrs Detks Ely to ~ SEQ in
guEto 81 600 IN the Hamiiton Company Ee~ York;
SAC in tie FremGn'e Company. Nex York and S7cG in
tbe Atlantic Comph-v Bfockiyn. Ire Losses sustained
by he upsn'a amounts 70 about 81 900, upon which
lheie No Insrrarce.
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BlRK Gs11NPorT (bvfore reported sunk of ChircLa
orss ai'sr BEL run INTO BY the sbip Josn ssaarD
speIoo yesaei uf 400 trs register, bu1s AT Williams
bn,c, l. 1919 oSne in this city, valued az SO 0O0
sIo partially Insured IN Wall ct eat letter from Cal
so si5tee mot bo J"hn Isrt lei. What pert on the
elt on Jolly for the Chncha lsa as aad ourtng ae said
III nj 1pn Into he tara, cutE Der II two pieces aad
lipiige her in n.dsiey. The captain AID family taJelY
saved themselves his vile having h,og out ntgat
gGvn 70 protect hsr but oy assistance of the good
people Ct Celso Oh the arrival OF the john stuart they
80 rrace az con AZ the al, cu, arcee eo col
Mr. Lions a the ffm of V.lasauer Iona OF Oallao
rassd over $500 Of their relief, ptains OF
vtaes, III lcss than Eve hours The 9tain OF the
GI6trpriit hBd hiS arm brrbe out is doug well
The Jodn Stpas wee 70 proceed 70 GuayaQui 0at
ter cucUA,cr vas carrsd away, hbegiae her ibboom,
an sto leoARd dig.
SIM UcNyoASCD a. Salem, frora Aco,e, W q Africa,
stfrsG BY lghsnDa 10Th ult ia Let 30 N, Ion 60.
which sSivcred fozetopIast and mast but
dad 10 otber oeiuage.
rivod Newport Saturday morning with four Of tna
tcG OF eStr For the last eight da 10 Csot pcEns
ard tho mate were the only persons board able do
duty.
sIEaMsHr sYATE OF GEoRGI at Phas elobis l1th from
Sevpppeh reports 81 Of the sth net pass.d . brig
asho an tho Joe oegsr the cres OF which had
eosed her, and ao.a on board the Itse boat
BIZ scaR ORANGE Smith, from wcdsor. for Ne Sport,
l. wiyh pasfr, vent ashore Mt Oe.eTt, Ii 6tn inst
Ia thick iog, and VIII bo q total loss
sIuP bsIsThe pilot boat Rsief arrived at Mobile
The Alb int from the wreck uf toe shp Asia, with pert
= bei smncing tig.ng san, caPatan, spas, aGi por
ticn ci tie ship's pfoyitlohs.
RArE rbUrtus Of Gloucester, from Gssgow for Pnia-
dtthia vbics put into Boston l2sh sDratg leak u
lO,O erOs % por bour ia westerly rse tsth ut 10 lat
o. s5 owto leakiUg sixtcea incoee ocf ,ar
SnlP eUsrRrss Of Barb from uonolulo for hBadtgrd,
which reef south 81 terrsmnuco LIST al,
,sc.iysa timely sd FROM the Bfsxiian arsDal from
which stro a. &c proceeded avd bs sxtreo cnEry
ortopt 10 abeG5ns her Of about l0t0 hos * OF gut
DER e. Fortunately tbs asGthar quits plea at
toe toe The urip could te tsksn tot, pstnarutuco
dbcaaps the rot Of csrgc and 70 love do ,r sK
enirh-on-
&nelss.en.
Arr ct Ep<afosd sep' II soip Ansc GAbs wytk lr.
6sI Ocean sir~eo I've ~ 1880 mi, oh foe Fair.
h.yep. s,d ship 81 tee 70, n Pnc,dc ,csxa.
81 at NBeS fofo A3h sbips Coftss aaixou. N paci.
&c Ossan; AdpNna Gibbs (sf FIJI. Pomsroy, DC.
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IINI-9DFIlfsIH, S6pt I5-4 PM
Notwithstanding City Of Boston Fisher Boston;
bri1s Sarah Nash, Brosn. Warren, ri; Ornus, Reed,
EBeofoId; Malvern larman. Confuegos Is DAYS; Fran
Gee Ea5aTs FontaiIe MO K; scnrs Gcsce Darng Stad
Cbss.. Bctiop; Fliica, Ncserson, eoston; Adeline,
Hoves, Boston; Mall Cscseli Providence Frances,
Sears, Boston: Greg n Lunt. EeTbIryport; Favn Day,
Pottsn npth L 4 lay, Cain. Boston
GesIeo- Steamer Delaware, Clark, NYo1: bark Eliza
beth ] Brooks Ea7cuo. brig Mary C-owen, Boston;
schr X jay, Cain, Boaton, Caroline Stone gelu Bau-
COZ; jew eettlr9al Nssburs port Title e. Endicott
Dightop; e-aco Darling. Studicy, Roxbory.
EDoAEToTN, Sept Q.
Arivce-sehgs Anyfs. Ingalls, New York for Bost IN;
CINDERELLA Cobb New York for Proelncoto IN; 10th
Energy. Naychapt, Ne~ Bedford
saicd-Sept II, brig Suwanr ee schrs Envcy zinc ar
rtsrly reported Convoy in my last), HIrd, Amytis,
AIcDlaius, AID tibdsrena.
i2'h--Ip outer roads brig and three schooners,
bound east, Unknown (arrived daring the night).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

A. the sst nestiDg Of the Nat ouaI Institute tae FOL
lest oe,rRsss sppoiofed sisit he exobioa Of
the World Fair at The Cfy STA Pslacs. H.@ Y5k
Col Pt'ef Force. Connsoder C1as Wlkes
prof A u BsoDe, Peef [. y Gale,
Pref Jo.sOh u my, Dr Til Everett.
Captain Vm Fssby, q Kennedy, Esq
n, bert Mt1s Eco, DR. Daciel Creed
Prof J. CcHin. Vim. Q Force Eap.
meeting AZ the oesrgtes held AZ The pssitqte
tsst hep ~ nnders stood that tn &C.
ga.ss viii ut the irvipR tai the csy Of NJ
York rhs trst rue.day OF October et9 o'.ocx H..
the .xbibiou curing the week II Ia oeated
that each oeaste WI select subject upoa Uhcn ne
VII make report - " dhanqto7I Lgctsgc7cey Srt IL
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TELEG RAP HIC.

sAL1MoRE September IL, 1863.
TIE Portsmouth Goe contains the pursers ten1ent
o. she recent aecdeDt to the steamship Georgia Ths
vessel was much damaged. aer hurricane deck, state
rocEs brk beads &s being cat Up for rewocd all her
wood sev-g ben wssnsd away Many Of the passengers
lest all their baggage and money The gale did not
until O'Clock % Thursday, VIXEN the British brig
Lady Chspmaa Gene alongside md remained with the
Georgia til che REACHED Cape HsnTy Bu. for the ezer
tozs Of Ls Passengers tie vessel must have foundcrsd
She still leaking the latest dates at the rats o.
Ell inches per tour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

On Tuesday. stptoabes Is Macy L. T., daughter Of
Stephen + md Ca Gar re Dzfaado, sged years 2
II hi LI6 l6 dEys.
The rec ives tpd fisnsa o. family rospsc fully
Il ys6 her funeral rorl tLs restco OF her
p,rsyte No liza Clinton sftsat this Hstsrnooc, al
o'coek, without further Invitation
Or SATURDAY, september IL, Mt JosE KELLY, eyed
61 yesre
Ii ksvslk N. j.. IN EordsE Sep'euter IL. kcaAK1
NuoE4r 10 toe 26 h yssr a. h3s ast
10 New Rochelc, OF 1assd,y S+psfa'ev Is, al half
c'olucg A. a.. FUNK kUIlJSG1U infant enu Of
yors ere ,zshett J=n.so. ass0 rAoetn aad d.ys
The tie-fr Of ina fsci,y 'at IN ~ A.
tend tas fnuers Lon shs rcs.dencs ef As pafsaa b
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TelcgT1Psiie Marine Report.

bOSIOS sept l3.
Arrived-steam,hip City'of New York Philadephia
barss Fonelon Shan3bae; Kepar, BATAVIA; David God
frey, Galveston; Union and Zion. Baltimore: Modsna
baltimore; bIigs w Packer. Caps Hsyticn; Leader
Clrscoe: Marshall. Sagua Znnzarote Turks Islaud Ro
croy.. A1drossan and J II Kent Rondout: Acnaudso
Merlin Ven Buren, Parala Shwanee ADD Lafayette, Phi
l.celphia; Alli.a Mercy sCousins lola Samna Cattle
TiDe and Coupa7d, Phisdel phia On~ard Means and
Wia-n Pitt Philadelphia. Also arrived barks Majestic
(br), Glasgow: Wyandott, BonaiIe schrs Sarah Aun
haIgaDila. Advance. and Azof Norfolk Red RIVER
TredercksbuIg Benjamin Norris Chester; Telegraph
Watchie, Philacelnhis; Arcularus, Rondout; Murd
Hyelna, and Lewis Mclean, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

On Tburdsy evening Sep.emrsrs by the Eav. James
mnle't ut bis residence No 36S Brooue street. Mr.
&NUHL g,1rEE TO Miss h4nGARBf CUMMINGS ALSO Mr.
koHshT BAHEIS to &tss JAM ktST oil of thts city
II TAI iD"re on laursoog Sepsnber s, o. tho Tav
Dr. Jotrs, TtPHEN /. COCHRAN OF New York to ALBEt
I'M, eic-at daughter of William Frost Esq, IL Bal l.
more.
On Monday. September 12 BY the Rev. Mr McCsren
JAXEs I. puSYuY 10 Miss LAsA JANE FCELoSC both OF
tbls city.
~. John, n. D papers piesee cory
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New Roehs1N ths ssssrnson- ct three sesck vtfhsut
further Invitation
On Sunrsy 6setsmbev at Pensaosa. sf ysusw fever
Mr. GEORGE fRzDhaoK RARrOn eoeireer. susohsd 70 IN
USissd States steamer Vixen. aged % years. late OK W
hswshcVg L l.
In hooAlyn, 6sstsmbsr Is. MARGAsRrr. daughter q
Thomas and Anna Fitzharrs, aged year months ana
l6 days.
The fnds Of the family respectfully invited TO ~
tend The funeral ths Wednesday afternoon ct O'Clock
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A LEAP AT TUE TALI.s-We have received q sin
rsr narration OF escape OF life at tue Fall, of
Niagara Sir l. Y. When &C this city, ssrb 70 tue
Tails 9TH porty. sad anlocg the sef wac Hes ~
l. Pirer The lacy he tia aboruS slightly uuder
epecea CT insafity ft was thought by her husb4rd
that travelling anO charge u air aud ceoery wouli 10
hs5 good, bnt unfortunately such The "a
tUfd aey con her srys bs vas very dos rous to SEQ
The Ftbs and Sbile dirg the Csrsda scs about
tueofy feet from tie falling sheet Of watee she slipped
her Gun fToB No Wil-co, and MADE rash t1wsrd tie
preolpice DO rushed aftti hor sId jdst as che vas
polg over 10 caugnt hid Of her dreeg and By Il held
Der dangling 10 ibes Too orsEs gave way, add abe
fell urtD ledge ~ rock, ct Gbt~lcs Of teeuts feet
a. ebe thus Is. Wfou, with great pfsssuce Of miud
boheo for soft ace tnd DISC verog that iau Il,
~ lgo-e earth cas- sira the rocks he Immediately
] rDtec cssr OF . Hew.s jGs. Ia time to save her
from gare tee b-ecptee Bg tso sid px,r
o. lo- lnee tel Teirs 80 teen clue b. tire. we're
tstt drs NC getter Seth soff-red from soms Goa
tgFions, bat neither eeou Nv th-sa oitaun
stsncss ioek lace on Thursday Toronto. Cyior.n.
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UrrrD SrArns D1rRiCT C.unr Nos IL o II 10 % 81,
btrrxns CoVsT-Spec al Term - Nc. al 81 ~ 70 ~
eUrsann oouKr-Crcuit mos 10 20. 10, 20. 10 %
81. 81.
e4I, o., W.. 90. 3as- 34e. ss0, esq
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ANOTHER HEAVY ROBBERy--sl5, 900 IN MONEY
AID RAILROAD DONDs sT0LrN.A co est osaent OF tue
Boston Jopraal. sriiipa ffoin Concord q, ca tna
10Th instant, says - In t evening when tia pEsrd
Boston rain OF reached Mar sLsster G lorge II
Dodgs, Eq President OF the Manchester and Lgsrescs
Rre3d, ie.t The IN ~hico hs hid becu rdtrg whore
hIs carpet bar coDsibira money and papers to Ihs
value Of about Bio Co., hanging pJa te.uying ii
ses missing, ard has nos vt bcal reco-ezei Tue
tttGeTsSn says that he took iba bag from the csr
(whjch vac left a. Aanchsser) END carried 1t into
other oer. where Il Sas otanled ny company
vi vomar. ~ho 10 this ciry apd sto o2ai st
ibe American House The registered hIs nane 90
Wall Heath a. q TITO girl " .,Tazabah snd iex
atvirg pace of YesIaencs Jth hsrs bit at7es,sd
20 DAY on suspcicn CT stealins the Dag liza denies
hat be had sny tag when he rnchsd the hoe nut she
b,stsr bi1es bin The cLioled Il add
TIE American Houso coach c1vor and tao cr three Others
say that they him have The girl eogtg4d hsr.
e this DofniDS to 90 hcueeogk IN private ftoaiy.
btath 'syr that he came from bloaeford Ne with the
gil, By woy o. Lawrence Bcfofe his arrest, ne waa
voluntarily srrsgc h sfstpt the csrs search tic
house Of SquTes TIC boot scd shoe roDb who 80 aud
DENY let % N asst ns lat al er Ina discovery OF tae tat
about Uhch tolsgrd gtec yoH ths orni0g Tae snlct
csfbet bsg found Ito 10th Instant bebiud door
at the raood decos this city. II hsc bcen brokeu
npep TIC n.sbs 81: ID u b. mostly rar I'D sads
aAd secaIitles Er. Dodgs ~ss not then Ia Concord
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Whaling brig Esther, Of Orleans sod by auction at
fer 1900.
IAUscHED-At Ellsworth 9th mat, by Mr. Nahum n
Hail. fre he1m brig OF 257 tons called tbs Manhattan
OWED by Capt Wu Black Of Ellsworth and to be- com
handed by Capt Amsrah Leland OF Eden waa fully
rugged, manned Gnd ready for she went off the
to-
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Naval Intelligence.

hr Geo. f. Barton, e1snser, attached to Tue U. S.
stese. Vixen died Of the yellow fcver OF Pensacola
Tie int This is ths third officer of the Vixen who
havs fallen victims to that fatal disease since her arrival
from Tsupco The Vixun being considered infected the
remaining officers and have been ordered ashore
PROMOTIONS AND AN AproIsraY,T THE MARINE CoRPs
First Lieut. Benjamin E. Brooke. to De Captain vice
Baker dasd. seccnd Lieut. James Jaass TO be FIRST
cut vice e,coke, p ornoted Adam Bsber, of Flo
dn (-on ef the lave Captain Baker, D. S. Co. {, be
Second Lieut. to al the vacsrc! caused By the promotion
CT SECOND Lieut. Jcnos.
Lieut. Edward A. Bennett. Q. S. N has been ordered
for duty On board tho receiving stip at Philadelphia
Conn ancsr A q. Slaughter S N, recently had e
very cfous attack OF apopexy ct las redeace in the
Siuege O. We:leptcn in virginia When last head
frf n ne was hing In Q errcsl sr6sti7n
The Unjeo Sta1eB sloops Of Cerneuto and john
Adams, Dog ut the navy CAD Chariesto ara to be
ht'ed for sea forhe orces thst effect hayug been
received by Commodore Gyegcry
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DEFTrsTRY -NRhyous NEURALGIA DE- A o.
~ CaSTLr NJ N6 NTH stree " ts1aston egesr. scs
mesa Gio dteaaes which he treats End cFesA-
ARTIFICIAL eth Aed Au operatives poytaailx isn C
ekilfzily Performed
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aARITlaE .arsLLIGEaCe.

AxAAzAC FOE aKw ToEK-xm BAT.
SUE RB3. al MOON BETS. ........ III
BUH EKIa. ..............6 WoE WAITE morn IS
POGt O1 EoW Y0sA. sckScnbes l3 1857.
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TcKYIGH CcNsuLs-Frederick w. Won Eanizow
hsr offs ally sncnjzH oy sne Pfssisn, Coo VI
II oweos1 ssd NuwAy fos tic post VI st Louis.
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ssaDfHrfSR So.


ChRI--I AM WILING bND READY TO TYGHr
n john herogha for the Of $ OOO to III $40 IN fty
weeks tg'r nov. man sGd mohsy ready ~ t'ms at ga
south street. MIKE 3LfkN,
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rTUksNIrUi&a.

'
HNANEI LED rIREEIURs..-THE SURsGRIpsRs Ia
W vito gsenson 20 thoif at00k Of nfnh tai fsrrscfr
which for snrntty MO Is psssS Salts
fro Sc anG upwards. hb,sbed In any ssyIe pss,erp.
sbppCTr tao ttnda supplied literal yasbf
saa ssseqscon u W hi.o etrees, west Of Brosawy
WARWICK IU2HAks
TSGhMFLLED COTTAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ oea ~. vii al coopatt afsortrans OF beaded
psntirt high post craa cottage and oshse ely az o. Ma
tar US SThCy5 G2h Broaerev corner Of Sprg ssrtsA-
hoos eto have seen xas set No GLASS A Crys1 rs)ss
tnow hey thei furrtSare 10 @ Alahed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
Voycign intelligence,
IprR STEAMER NIAGARA

ENGLAND.
.-.,,.ed that Francis Barring Will soon
i IS Gladstone as Chancellor Of the Ex-
tsauer. ,,eace conference was held at Man
dorinC the week, Cobden, Bright,
des'g nd ali the distinguished advocates OF
s'Ii5e ,eaee were present, aid delivered
.5jfes ,' ,,, had been refused m the Achilli
Newman case.
az u,.srs. Hirsh & Co, oil hottendam' have
... HI' tie amount Of CLEO, 600. Then
..,srs was caused by Tat oil MesSfS. 1oiman'
..,.',.1serfolman x 20.
ao ,[ ,r,.a,her in England and Ireland had
favorable to the crops; and had caused Il
I.rJioe IN 7 cea,t #
3'' 1'a q. ~ "a rmah, we lie lrn by the
f.....a aud by telegraph had suffered a
-, ~ 400 men in Pegu to be invested by
...ooo force Of Burmese, and had hard fight
20 10 relieve them.
70 FR,NCe.
,i,.o civil eontror. d 80 i'oav between the
I,a,noror Napo,eou and Tue Countess Of Teba
Ia been signed. The grand religious cere
~. will take place on the 30th at Nolre
Dame. -
Cberbourg, beyond doubt, will be the
.ort Of departure for the French trans Atlantic
line of steamers.
SPAIN.
The Messrs. Barring Brothers have lent
soain Gfty-seyen millions Of reals on security
d the national property.
Prussia.
The emperor of Prussia has borrowed twen-
~ SIX millions of rix dollars from Rothschiid
& Co.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
Sardinia has adopted IA plan TO suppress
Save trading by the Sardiuans,
The United States frigato Cumberland was
at Genoa at the latest dates.
The Montenegrin war was progresSng'--
The Turks were about investing Montenegro
with 10000 troops intending to make an at
tack on all points, and it was thought that
Russia would Interfere
Letters from Francisco and Rose Madlal ap.
pear in the papers. Francisco was very Ill at
he time OF writing, and bath were hrm III
ailh.
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later frorsa Mexico.

Impeachment Of CeraHos by Members Of
Congress- General Recognjtton IF Cccallos
as President by tie Citizens - Ports Hrow@
Open, 81.
New ORLEANS, Eel. BY the arrival of
the brig Lucy at this port we are in posses.
sion of dates from the city OF Mexico 20 the Both
January.
The news is of an important character.
After the election Of the Members Of Con
gross, So of them assembled at private house
on the 2lst January mpcached Cevallos and
elected Oso-io the Governor Of Puebla, as
President ad interim, but the latter declined to
accept the office.
The garrison ofthc city OF Mexico had pro
nounced in favor Of the plan Of GuadaIajara,
recognizing Ce,alos as President OF the Re
publc-and other CUES have followed the ex-
ample.
The Siglo says: The revolution is ended
the plan OF Guadalajara is now the political
faith OF the whole country"
General Benio, the Minister Of War; had sent
communication to Uraga, requesting him to
repair Immediately 10 the Capita as no min.
istry would be formed till his arrival.
Uraga was preparing to put his forces in no
ton towards the Capital
The SigIo says that it was reported that Ur
aga had minated his willingness TO recognize
Cevallos as tie executive I'D interim, and the
present Congress, on condition that they reform
the Constitution.
Cevallos issued proclamation on he oath
opening the ports OF Mazatan, San Bias, Tam
pco, Vera Cruz and Camargo.
Craftsmanship 'Albatross' hadarrved at We
"a Cruz, causing the greatest Joy amongst the
population, who supposed that Santa Anna wa:
opassenger by her.
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Coatesaioa Of Double Murder.

BosroN, Feb, ll,-Thomas Casey, who Is
IN lail on a charge Of numbering Ouvra Taylor
and his vile, at Natich, IN September last, has
made a full confession ofhs guilt. He says he
quarrelled with Taylor about half dolIar,and
KILLED him, and that Mrs. Taylor being ava
kened by the struggle, came To the door, " hen
he also killed her with an axe. Casey is 20
years Of age
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-17
DlCH's SAFES AGAIN tLDER's
= Patent Sa'amaader, whh Richs improvement.



Hfksrs SfearHS e. Aarpfa SHeecssr9sf0 Rieh a. On.
GcafiemeH:-Un the night ofthe I It'll nst my entire
-fue, consisting Of oils candles. whito lcad rubber
primes and packing, also very great quantity at other
tuofrhandise consumed by fire Your sn'. ronfntn
ing m, books was in the hottcst part the fire. and
pr, hing in ii was saved in tho perfect condition
la, used tho gas for Ia dark, AMI the box Of
mntrhes used u light II was is custom, put nio
the .fo Tor consider them dangerous things to leave
about. Tie matches and The books where all of my
whole stock that hud the mark of the FIRE upon them
Unfortunately FOE mo, you have bcrg had prof # the
goodness al your Saumundcfs To tie perfect ga faction
OF cry who wtncsseh the Obstruction of my sul'
Yours ycr} rnspectluly,
LEWIS NJ. HATCH.
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4 CONTRACTORS Proposals will DO received
Cor all the Rairond sls required between farmyile
and The mouth Of Archers Creek upon the line OF tho
south Side Rairoad.
Proposals stnte distinctly between ~hn points slis
re proposed for and offer need be nude for great
or price theu 30 cents ench.
Specific ion: The sills to be sound, straight
white or post oa chestnut free from bad knots rot
wndshakes other defects calculated to impair their
strength or durability; aud are to be feet long inch
es iafnetcr ut tho snn end be bnrked and smooth
" hewcd opposite sides and parallel 10 the heart
the he4e fgces be inchca apart The ends OF tho
| sill nre To be OIL square to tho he@Inq.
The said slls be delivered close to the side OF
Ils. fo8d, whore ow cuts or fills occur, and to BIO
cross ped 40 sils each pile, upon poles or logs ar
ranged To ufau Level bed, and to be drod(lO0)
leet apart and when piled, be ioaded witlllogs or
rocks, TO prevent warping.
At deep cuts or fills tho ss TO be delivered and
piled at the ends ofthe cut fill sufficient number at
each end extend onehaf of the length OF the cut or
FILL and weighted down before stated--it being de-
signed to lay Gy-Gyo (55) sis for each one hundred
| (I00) feet length Of rond.
@ o SANDFORD, Chi Eng'r
| Jnnuary 3, 1852 jnn2l-d&ct2Ot
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Later from 1leJlc0.

New ORLEANS, Feb, ll.-Tho Picayune
has received some later advces from Mexico.
1t Is stated that the recent coup detat has
been very generally successful and acceptable.
The state ofsociely had become somewhat
more quoted.
Gen. Uraga, at last accounts, was marching
upon the capitol.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-17
S1hiDe ., ar Steamer McmphiS.

SIRhi"@ =, IN. steamer llcmPh'S.
CINCINNATI. FL, 1.-THE steamer Memphis
ran INTO h l,ls< five miles above Madison,
Indiana, tI.i, morning, at half paste O'Clock, in
fog, and sunk TO the cabin floor. TIE cargo
is a total loss, but the passengers aod crew es
capped.