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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25
$330,546 O3
Total Expenditures

Total Expenditures $3.50, 972 81
The following article from the Polynesian shows
that Honolulu furnishes fine harbor for shipping:
Another indispensable requisite in connection
with the commercial advantages of Honolulu is
good and sufficient wharfage. where ships of the
largest class come alongside and discharge with
out the expense and delay of lighters. This, we
are happy to say is now being provided by the Gov
eminent and will soon furnish all that will be re-
quired for many years, even should the business of
the port increase in large ratio. The new wharves
are being constructed in firm and durable manner
and out into from ten to eighteen feet water.
thus aording vessels OF large class all the advan
tages they need for rapidly discharging their
goes. When these are completed, which they will
be in few weeks, no delay need occur, has for
merly been the case, from want of accommodation
at the wharves."
We shall not pretend to compute or to limit the
achievements of the progressive spirit of the age
but we trust sincerely that the schemes of an
nexaton will not divert public attention from the
dangers of British diplomacy for the Authorization
of Cuba That question is one of new and vital in
terest to the United states, and, to defeat foreign
Vaccinations. it may be necessary for US, as mat
ter of selfdefence to bring the Queen of tho Anl-
les within the American Union There are vital
principles connected with this subject which should
first be attended to-and trust that the more dis
tant and problematical question of the Sandwich
Islands may be postponed until the other is fairly
settled.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

DRowNED.-The Salisbury IN. CO. Waterman of
the 18th says, that. on the 10th instant, man
named Corhin Edwards, Of Wake county, was
drowned while attempting to cross the Yadkin River,
at the old Trading Ford. He was in a buggy and
supposed to have been intoxicated. The river was
up too high for fording.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

B9- A writer in the Fayetteville Carolinian of
Saturday last suggests the name of Hon. John W
Ellis, now a Judge of the Superior Court, as the
next Democratic candidate for Governor of North
Carolina. Judge Ellis is certainly able, trustworthy
and popular, and his course upon the bench has
HANGED his previous high standing with the people
He would receive hearty support if nominated
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

BE- The Corner Stone of new Episcopal Church,
to be called St. Johns Church. was laid last Mon
day afternoon, at tie intersection of Third and Red
Cross streets, with appropriate ceremonies. The
Vestry and congregation of st James Church moved
in procession from that place of worship to the site
of the contemplated edfce where the services suit
able to the occasion were performed by Right Rev.
DR.. Atchinson, Bishop of the Diocess of North Car
DINA. assisted by Rev. DR.. Drane, Rector of St.
James Church. of this place. The address-one
eminently adapted to the occasion-was delvere!
by Bishop Atkinson and was listened to with
pleased and breathless attention. Enclosed in the
Stone deposited various coins-Iist of Federal
State and town oficers-papers of the day, and
other things usually deposited on such occasions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
epeeial Notices.

~ Reception Of HoperssIe Judge oval Of s,aia
ss,s s s erSpd eyon q Ess,en NeYOk q the Gs.
n Ssrsh On T0RsDAf LySiG June 80 S IA ~
tsssnS s S''I aa %sss' by sS k W
cho q e Members Of the Order vii appear
qhe Dsashess o. sIe D, 70 sd se e
EsehAIts Is,l r" '-' THOMAS ED5ERLfY @. 5.
AZ CrossBs andes " Dx rrODoso e; e a, s
Az P Of coopG 10 oHto the hslest city the
Folea'1' Itbensum in Brooklyn,
ssa al the door The lecture viii
~ The Whe9e Worlds temperance Convention -
To- sSIpT1RDaY EVENING 2sh in at O'clock An Temper
sSss Associations without Igsd 70 aee sex color Or condition are
ss s THAT timely fp' TRAIL q cSn %sd'
40 joSHs's CHEMICAL SOAP, CORAL HAIR RESTORE Bi.
sue rod h snd poor use them AZ the same Place
asoi for the teeth Lily ladies' Liquid Rouge, &c
f The Fourteenth, Anniversary Of the Coiorcd Home
vii ts hea ~ We hSs The Exercise via comnenes at O'clock
NJ elergJnen expected 70 be present and 70 adj
' s.s az engaged to Of BEoSm, and Bowey
Ses ~ 70 nSo; unsyorsb the exercises viii b. def
yed until the first pleasant day.
sPRa s % %t o 2llsi1g s under
sisa InGueDse THIS EVENING Thursdsy Msy e csnmeDc-
si, 20 tbe byle Inaus. Collection tSkes at the door
~ To aIed,eaI Men - RSsgLa w q gle e, s,%:
o. n s,e sh be- iSowu by application to Dr. TURNBU at New.
York Hotel, n. Y
NJ kmisrant Intelligence Once, and Labor sx.
Cabals, New YOrk.Ths Office ID
f, IN he Emigration where always Be found
s s . hsS ssS Sy S Ing 5s1ss
I'D drs the OF the
S' JAS P. PAGAN, Superintendent
~ Association for the Exhibition of the Industry OF
Al Ha,ans-OTrIcE 50 broadway New York-In pursuance
81 that Prizes o excellence 10 the several Depart
1900 Inc xhtion awarded under the direction OF
a.. sppep pesons the Board Of Directors Artists
orsos of ae Designs for PRIZE MEDAL than
e inches n diameter purpose
N iIustratye Of the objects Of the Exhibition.
be addressed the Subscriber sealed and
rnbed JJtsigi for Meoal"
TSey vii be opsned on day June by Com mee upon
kose swd 500 win be Pa 20 che auhor Of the degn
,~@ebeJ WIN. WHETrEN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

NEW TALE by the Author of THE INITIALS
~ On Thursday win be pubAhsd BY APPLEroS Co No.
c{RILLA T.Lr-By the Baroness T.apaosq. .s.hsrs Of
The Bsrop,.s nteboens bad been preoay faon a.
Of s but in "a t,s she h sIi-
Character which venture % anticipate VII sne her to raaN
's-' - ''''' p APPLETON Co, No go BrOai~,y.
PRssMATTc ssn.s Riefsrs Hsy-srse vol SIS
Mo sFf tT I t I6Ie Sk AHp eUfss R
BARRY GtIR.A scs,.i.s ssaV. -
n AsT6R5 IS Es CLIP RqTFT ia
raj HEiR Of ayDcLYFFE~A Tile s1olsL g.
fHE DEIHs DAtGHT ER~sy sr. GOre. 50 cents.
ESS E III ITfSS9Ey M;s WE'D s,.. e. 8.
NEW BOOKS for YOUNG PERs0NS.-C. s.
~ FRANCIS CO pubA.h chs day. = vr,..,s H,,0.,
ARsELL Tile for AeSns 5eOPs By Jane wIn1S S sIoa
% the Family. The Rizh~sy station The Pony Riders
LILA TaS IaAs' b Age Fraser Tyler illustrated VITA
se.y s..sls e, .s religious Goo
spir TIE perfect Dato sSd us at ~ sen sss e
tn. esnnot be better bestowed Lousrteriy ReneE
THE TRUE CHRISTIAN hELIGION-Co Containing
the Uni,sT Ihse 5 q the New Church By EmAHusl
Works ~ the same Author recently published. ~.
Holy sepuIes or VOID Of the Lord vOLi pp5s
HEAVEN, THE WORLD OF SPIRITS, SDHELL
TIE DIVINE LOVE AND WISDOM socrvrv
JOHN ALLEN Agent No. lss Nasssu-s:- " Y.
A CALIFORNIA BOOK.-THE CALIFORNIA
N PILGRIM Series Of by Rev Benton has lust
and San Francisco The copy
ghted ard authorized edition viii be brought out m TINS cry as
as IL is practicable.
FRENCH, SPANISH and ITALIAN BOOKS regu-
larry imported subscriber invites attention 70 the large
lection hand az his store No IN broadway
between 9Th lOthsts) Foreign Circulating Library
FRANCIS H0RSFALL-
n. B-The Catalogue viii be ready next week
lust PUBLISHED REPORT of TWO HUN
~ DRED AND FOUR INTERESTING CASES TREATED WITH
WATER Feere Resident Physician otthe Oraoge loun-
tain WaterCure Insution will be furnished without ehh 20 al
pcaiioDs address SELLERS BOTHER ProPTeto South
OrsrEe. NJ.
CRYSTAL PALACE LETTER PAPER, STEEL
on superfbe Letter Paper Also CSds and Nap OF
City fine paper with view Of the Crystal Palace fsF sac ey
~ oEoRGE H. BELL, satonsr and Printer No lS Nssssu 81
TT,HE OMNIBUS WALTZ, by L. Beemus, is now
sdy and for sale JOLLIES No 800 Broadway Wedoubt
not brilliant from this justly celebrated composer WIZ 70
apprecaes musical world Arue oye Of music WI" lose no
time In procurngt
LINE ARTS.-Just received from Europe, the first
number OF VIM Won Kaulbshs Freas IN the New Museum at
BerppRraved celebrated European ngrAes SUB
scrtion Gst now open EMIL SEirL 2S BToadSay upstAs
B-Aso. Tor ,se al the other engrayinsA after h.HoSh
MARVIN g. HITCHCOCK, Importers, Publishers,
VI Booksellers General Dealers IN Blank Books stsuosery
Writing Paper Of American French and snsush s3Ts
and Musical lnstrnnent mAhsIN !. ~
ME- s'IssS S6 Once Kew Yors sss a'ssu"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
Gummer Retreats.

BOARDING at THROGs NECK, WESTCHES-
~ TERone Families can Be provided VIA pleasant sson
boat and rsrcsd situation healthy Inquire Of E DSpEk
Hill. on the place. or at No 5s6 Greenwch<t
BOARD in the COUNTRY WANTED-By Cen
- emsn Wife Children. Mn be within hour Of the
CRY Hall AddTss stating terns Bon sue PossoAse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

BOARD at a FARMHoUsE-The subscriber Is
10 prepared with wishng botd
Instantly mansion Glen Cove. The hoose cnooiens the
and the and hcahta Ferr1s
desirsbe VII Go wei 70 mke es,y application. for
her putcu sddrs CHARLES NDE RF'I Cleo Cove Ii
DOARD in the COUNTRY WANTED for the
ID sUMMER-A Gentleman We tive snail Chdr~a and Nsrs-
within n hours dsfsnce OF s atty th water
IRE. ned be moderate Asdrea esrng pArcalars
@. D. w Box No. lS57 New-Ycrk Pcst-Oace.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-Within two hours
~ otke eitv and double Rooms will b. required md
ALEC Cor Maid Servant Address Box No "a Pest
OEce
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-Fora Gentleman
~ and Wife, three small Children and Muse IN pleasant aud
healthy place the city, Address Box No LII Possoe stat
ing location ard also the means Of access 70 the city,
COUNTRY BOARD.-About half a dozen persons
~ can be seccuuo with Bo,rd with Ell the comforts Of
the months Ent,el farmers sderce IN
miles dsant the stale o. Coz meet o
psrc1Ars inquire WHEELER No ~ Fultonf bsookyn
COUNTRY BOARD.-PAVILI0N, NEW-R0-
~ CHELLEIhis desirable rs1rt reopened to- the
Spacious ard cool apartments deghul location ne garden
shade with sabns add to ia attractions For terms apply
rorscn or BY mail.
COUNTRY BOARD may be procured in q private
MAINLY within hours' de OF the city IN most inviting
Weschesr Co. with lake scenery ashing boating &C. Adj
dress MOHEGAN Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
6ouses n)anteo.

WANTED-To Rent on the lss Of septe@,oer; q
Ros,5 ReS sos /" exceed ESQ ADDE'S W. p cAnsERs
Nc. IA Mansf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
Real Gstate for Sale.

A COUNTRY SEAT of the first class for SALE,
- within 70 mile Of Ssg; York which for PICTURESQUE NAT
vicinity Of the city rnes SSso fS5 ta PsIen 1ps spply
AT PRIVATE SALE-Three excellent folr.storv
"A brown stone front Houses nd LO Of sround ths &
Improvements ard feet BY &c feet oche. depth tho os
si iOsdst '''' - . '-'-"' ~''''"''' wv
At PRIVATE SALE, SEyENTH-AVENUE-
miss EseS S 70 and a. hss & Hsses on s
et nov rented fo5 so For price and terms apply to COLE
COUNTRY SEAT at f0RDHAM for sALE-Con-
tsi,us hSu sass he sdss hs about acre. hsed.o@sly
Ise and small so plenty Of shade Hees APpyto ZNEwELL
Ps-woud receive .na private dwelling 10 the city ia
rGtpsy.
last MORRISANIA LOTS.-Time extended for
Dc .: s ss sS %ss's @ sss
nd T: S or Ss' R S sTs and ss a %
several Of De wealthy i..psess s,ss.
~
several '; ' Scs:s: ssSss .s
sSd esSs .Ppy B. wSros, No rjrssios
TOR SALE in WESTMINSTER COUNTY-A
Farm Of 80 acres about miles from the city desirable stu
Red. No. Is PaT,pses y '''
Tor the PURPOSE of CLOSING a CONCERN
About desirable BUILDING LOTS 3D. 9d ssd 9khsz
nsirins on bond and @ortssss At per cent G three year.
Ao spacious and convenient House finished with
corner Of BEING re Ss.sis
cations on the and OF easy acc 70 ne business parts o. shs
be iet furniture Terms easy Apply SYDNEY
KETCHUM No 2Tryonrov, or on the premises
L'OR SALE-FARM near AsfORIA-A beautiful
IL shout miles from Ferry
ocDpont Ferry ksyIrs water front q 5000 feet Ga ths
properly good farm house great abundance Of fruit good so
for gssins into he market at The pressnt time
As-A Farm Of l51 acres Of trt quality Land miles from He'll
Grrd.t Ferry the 0rsenpont Fashns Road sg
b SSEs . HOMER MORGAN rns No. A'''''i-' Bank
Tor SALE-A valuable bisck of ten new four story
Brick HOUSES with stores >y- between 4ls, and ed
Sta Win be soh reasonable TsotIds can remain % bod add
zssy % Walsh e T De sI ps any sss
Tor SAI.E-Inthe town of Yonkers. Farm Of eight
Hos.s and s,S god H. ssa S Inc II. g Nm
I10R eALE-A superb Farm Of nine acres, near the
psak oed; new bose y e q With wing, tive pes
Io se Io ss ss % z sss ssss'' "a. Ga, and ss,s
s aas.os4 s%s 8 = a. = - ,sss, Or
EOUR VALUABLE L01x r. ~ - WnsuoAf
I A. comsnencips the south 3r51Y IL
% LII DE s ssss &c Co.. ss
ESOR SALE at POUGHKEEPSIE-A desirable
CouatJ Seat the rssdsnce Of the lss Hsssrt ysn Wa -
s: :s. ss' ;:i ss: ss''. e
::; % q. ..: s: :::,;:. (
nsatai trees shrubbsy hss b dsssd - ahss
''sl5 70 'A' Of a =; q Ev vss 'wsAorx No wtY
T SlnbdAiI PSSygIzsss wAozus |r''sAl'''<s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
NETWORK, THURSDAY, MAY 90. 1853.

CERvANTs-Far Families in want of good help vi call
At the osee No zae SrsnS's near s,s ssS .T,.,s
'a'' Used to secure capable and worthy d' '' wars
CERyANTs WANIED-c0 Wlur-Gi 8, IL pro
is GTsr6si.
SERvANTs wANTED-First-class Cooks, Nurse,
- seanstresse Water G Lsunesss and Servants Of every
Siegtn r excellent GtuAons IN private Ahss 10" feS''
CFRvANTs WANT PLACES, and SERVANTS
HeusevC Gb L.ul sesstsse. s &C. Ts
twenty Thirty Girl. NewYOrt Employment Once No tIs s,s'a
CERyANTs-Familes in scare OF good Cooks,
- Chnleluas waiters and earstress Gs for re-
wo with coed should call
ITO STRAW SEWERS-Those Girls who wish to
receive bshes prices for sewing Mems Hats and work gwen
'D'' BAcKUs, OSBORNE Co. No IS Misen-lane
ITO BRIDGE BUILDERS and SHIP CARPEN-
Ihhs-wsned twenty 70 5Sy aS P,s STa sss 1s
m be ne Pasa s 4 sI seSs Cor S sGos
mo PRlNTERS-A smart Boy, between l3 and IL
year, OPhaBl wishes learn the Printing Bushes
wSgd article himself isT ys q s A 'i hd No III
Adam SET Brooklyn. Sd floor back room.
ITO SILyERSMITHS.-Wante two good Plate
workers. vhom employment aud the nghess wages
VII ts avn address SHARP BROTHERS, No IS lAOrHy''
TEACHER and COMPANION wANTED.-A
young Girl Of cheerful obgns disposition net over y 70 give
Music ard he Companion FOX youns Lady few miles up
TTAChFR, Tribune Office
TWO APPRENTICES WANTED-To learn the
Dessmaks trade Apps No 81 santons None but Amer
leans need apply
IT S. SCHOOL AGENCY, by E. II. WILCOX,
" No NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ntoducons and engagements
b the best Families Teachers MaTon Private Cias-
Churches Vocalist &c By advancing cent on the
sSiI'S S 1itS 10 sSs P, '''i''
VxTATCHlfAKER.-A good Matchmaker is wantedtO
VII be 60 L0s''I n' %SfS c 70
VyyANTED-TWo strong, active Boys, at 500 per
w year. in the Wholesale Drus business Apply 20
VIM BURGER No % Ccurtlandtst.
VNANTED-A Lad in Store a stout active lad,
w stut IL or reside with One who
h been En- Dry Goods Store preferred Recommendation
requireo. Apply IL O'Clock a. No. los Maiaenane.
VNANTED-25 good and industrious Men with cap
w ital from $40 ESQ where the investment wiz yield daily
profit from l2 Inquire Dr. K ROOT No 5l2 broadway
VIIANTED-In Law Office, young Man TO copy
w erranes Salary sms Address JRC Tribune Ohee
VNTANlED-A Boy, from 10 to Is years old, in Dry
w Goods Jobbng Store intends learning the business Salary
small Or resides with his parents preferred Apply at MilLSS
Shawl W1ehCuse, No Courtiand'S'
XHTANTED-By young Man, situation as Porter
w in hote county he understands the hasine Or
an, nnt where his labor be required He Writes remark
aby well thorough knowledge OF tins city Satisfactory REL
erepee line g. L. Tribune Office, will be attended TO-
XTTAN1ED-I00 Agents. $50 month, clear of ex-
w sesg family work probably ta ses 20
country address, postpaid AMERICAN FAMILY foS-
LEGATION ESTABLISHMENT 100 NassAnsI up slart room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
Go ubom II map Concern.
Chances for Business Hlen.

Qhdnffs Tor business tftfU.
EOR sALE-The- Stock and Fixtures of Clothing
Store With lease Of premises fog term OF ysaIS Tss ss
Honstor,st near Avenue D.
TOR sALE-The Lease, Stock and Fixtures of the
Ss % IS from the ia My The house R been e.iaS
Hsy eight y1I and S smother S Ss.ss Ae
CTARCH MILL to RENT-Near Baltimore, Mary
- complete order Fer particulars address CHARLES
yI,O WIG MAKERS-A chance seldom ofered-The
Stock ard Fixtures Of old established sqs's and one q The
best stands in Ihs Proprietor dselups s
ss Of Hsm.n Hair cor. Psrk-row and Ann4t
TRAVELLERS to England, France, Switzerland Italy,
n,y, SslisI nd psya .ns 4d
VALUABLE MILLS, WATER POWER and FARM
.aE N3 S tho c ss bss eSsSs IL
DweltDgo9 with BsrI two Farm Houses and ssns ana iene
"e''' s1osE DAM rLognlss LARGE w.sEHousE
containing ~ run q hso1ss wn me G s sr % d
perfect order large threesory Budns Sor designed
~ TS Propsy stsad "a outlet Of csnsnaq. LAKE, the
soose on the rremss constitutes The valuable wster
rS y |. oSe JOIN GAR6SEaI Boston @s
FIELD ESQ., canardagus, Ontario County, VITO vi" furnish
WANTLD-A Partner, with a capital Of 5000 to
w soeo profitable Msnuseurns business esS.bhed or
years Eos, Of a least 100 Re. Sen saR s
PsieusIs at the Oce Of W BEADLE, Nc. a wslst
WANIED-A special Partner with about $1,000 in
w business the city where the amount
already invested Reference unexepuonsbe Address Capt ho '"
Box H., Tntune Ofee.
WOOLEN FACTORY for SALE.-The Trustees Oh
w the AUBURN WOODEN COMPANY viii ssil e gueEs
oee Of the Company A1sa1a on wERSEsoAY
the day Of June 10 ocoek N ne forenoon the fseJ
Water Power Stock IN proe
stR s wo6E s cos IF ;ss
CARVING The Factory tu1 operaro
BY the purchaser without being run cut me MN
Machinery condition with all the modern ID
proyenen The Buildings erected for twenty % and lave
for that object Inc Ma
thai proportion Terms Of ale made no"n on inc aAJ o. sale
or by application TO Trustees before that day.
tsixnsdJ AF - THOMAS T. HowsJr- Secretary.
I'll 000-Wanted, an active Man to take an in
p .UUO tere.t ba.nes. without competition IN BROOK;
With large income % reaAzec he
eenoss given and required address O. W. AZ this Office
q OAO CARATS of FINE LOOSE DIAMOND
S.OOO to be sold at sz5 per cara. Apply @ LOUIS AZ.
RICH No Reades Any having large diamonds % sell
vii DO well 70 e on The highest ch pce VIII be
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-23

WYTnE.-We Learn from the Telegraph of
Wednesday last. that the County Court of
Wytae, on Monday, made an order submit
ing second time to the voters OF that county
the proposition authorizing The said Court to
subscribe $40 900 to the Virginia x Tennes-
see Railroad. The order was made by the
unanimous voice of the II Justices then upon
the bench-the question to he submitted to the
people at the Spring election.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-23

A CALIroRNIA DnMoND-lt is stated thai
Q diamond III the rough, as large as a pigeons
s.. gg. has been discovered in Tnolumne county
California, whieh is to be exhibited in Stock
on and San Francisco. and then brought, to
New York A correspondent ofthe San Fran.
CISCO Herald says it has been carefully and
scientifically tested by DR.. Banks, graduate
nj the Medical University Of Louisiana. who
pronounces it, beyond all doubt, 10 be dia-
mond ofvery rare purity. 1t is said to be
larger than the Crown Diamond Of England
which is valued al ten millions of dollars -
This Is rather too tough story to be believed
without further evidence Of it's truth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-23

SNuFF-DPpING-A late number of Put
MANS Magazine describes this singular and
unieminine practice as it prevails among the
mountain counties of Virginia Tennessee,
North Carolina and some other States. The
Hardy Wing quotes the article. and makes
he following astounding statement in iIusra
tion ofthe subject
"From an estimate made by highly res
pecable gentleman of this county, we learn
that about seren thousand botHes of Seoth snuff
are annually consumed by the female portion
of the population of Hardy"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-23

THE TROUBLES IN HoNDCRAs.-Thc New
| o leans True Delta brings US the letter on
" hieh the telegraph;c announcement was bo d.
scd, that the British steamer Devastation had .
by force Of arms taken possession Of tho port
aud The town Of Truxiho, in the name of The
King OF the Mosquitoes. The letter IS duted
Belize, Honduras, February p, and allegca
that the was quietly surrendered, under
protest, To the demands Of the Blush com.
mandcr who only allowed the authorities two
hours to deliberate. The writer also adds:
will also furherinlorm you that the orig-
nal night 10 cut mahogany in that part of the
country was granted 10y the Stale of Hondu-
ras 10 Archibald Montgomery and during the
time which he used the privilege he always
acknow lodged that right, aud paid that State
Tor the trees; entered and Cleared his vessels
at Trnxillo, and in every way compiled with
the laws snd requirements of the State of Hon.
duras. In 1878 Mr.. Montgomery sold his en-
tire interest in Honduras TO John Carmichael
& Co. who established n house here under the
name and fra, of Anro. Marher X Co For 4.
a time thai house also complied with The laws
of Honduras,b bur finally they made much bel
Ter bargalh WIN me ming Oh Mosenltoes,
and hoisted his ag refused to pay Honduras
for the mahogany Trees to enter or clear their
vessels AT Yruxi!io, and, in word entirely re.
pudiated Honduras These are the rue facts
OF the cusr
As9he steamer Devastation has since arli
we'd at Port Royal, and made no report Of the
difficulties at Truxillo. in which she il repre-.
scented 10 have taken prominent a part, wo
shall have to await further adyccs before We
can ascertain the truth of what the True Del
ta's correspondent, asserts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-23

VIRGINIA LEGISEATUfSE.
RICHMOND, March 10.
House.

But two bills were passed to-day:
a bill concerning Jefferson b. 81, chir-a and
Cross Roads and Summit Point Turnpike
Company.
The following bills, not having received a
constitutional majority, Were rejected:
A bill establishing a vaccine agency in the
town OF Clarksburg-ayes "A, noes 81
A bill au,horsin. loan Of $780, 900 by the
State, to the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
loompany-ayes 66, noes 80. This bill was
rejected on Friday, and again brought be.
tore The Houseby reconsideration Of the yotel
and .#- :
a bill Incorporating the Rapid Anu Navi-
CATION Company-ayes &c. ayes %
a motion was made by MIR jackson, of w.
to take up, for consideration a Senate bill es-
ltabhshing line OF steamers between the ports
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IL lSLATURE-THE .ANCIENT DOMINION
LOOKING UP'-320OOO 900 Appropriated jo, Inter-
nal hnTrore7 entThe bills approprntug in the
the above for the completion of the Va and
Tenn. South Side, Petersburg and Norfolk and Dam
vile Railroads have passed the HOUSE, and await the
action OF the SENATE. In the time the friends
Eaternal Improvements who may wish to appropriate
their it, iudiciouslY in the completion of their winner
Wardr will find no difficulty il passing good bWs
at the oTHlNG BAZAAR, for which they viii re-
ceve handsome di0ideadS sight.
Those VINO wi,ha fine fitting Garment, cqnal % Gus
tom pork considerable less expense and trouble would
do we'll to call cstabshment--as in our large
stock OF Dress, Frock and Sack COATS, PANTS,
VESTS &c, the shape, size, and means Of all
NAV be accommodated. A. >. SHAFER & Co.
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