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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31
WIIIiaIlls aIad Br0INer.

GENERAL GROCERS AND
CO M 1880 MER ANTS
CORNER GARY AND PEARL STREETS, lt ~
"a ,zfsi Richmond, Va.
Offer their sale OF all kinds OF Pro-
dtee and Manufactures. Goods for them may be shipped
by the Bait Ohio Railroad TO Baltimore and consigned
to Jacob brandt the Powhattan Steamboat
Co.; or Charles Peudergas agent the BALTIC. Rich
nond line OF Packets, either OF whom will receive and
forward them without Charge 49,
L-e,s = REEERENc Is. --a -
Aaron ks dfs', ; A = "a AZ 9l,
Morgan Nelson, 7 Wheeling
III r. N. II. Houston,
MessTs. Sweeney & Son. ErgrE-a
Messrs. Lewis & Geo. Cassan,1 49,
Love: Love f saTain 5 : Co. sSn' Baltimore
=! Judge Jno. Brockenbrough, Lexington Va.
III AMPTON'S VEi ETAbLE TINCI UKE =
Ii ~ THE GREAT RESTORATIVE =. ~, ri rtgl
.g5rss. AND .lNVIGoRAToR, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31

EsrEH
q DDIIscossoIATE WIDows.-In our last paper, says
the Salem Gazette, we copied an account Of a fe-
male of this description in Medford, who married
again in less than five weeks after her husbands
decease. One oftour police officers, who does not
like to have Salem beaten in anything, informs us
that there has been aimarriageiu1this cftyswithin
a few days, of a widow whose husband had been
dead less than fourweeks. The husband died. ON
the nth of last month, and the widow was mar
RED on.the 18th or t4th of this month. 81 IS f
g3The railway returns to Great Britain and lie
land for 1852 show that of the passengers only
onein about four hundred thousand was killed,
and one in two hundred thousand injured. The
returns of The state of New York for the same ne
nod show that one in every two hundred thousand
was killed and one nieyery ninety thousand in
lnred II this Gamble taken as a test; the railways
of New York are Just twice. as dangerous as those
oil Great Britain New YORK papers say that it
needs no statistics prove that railways
York are far safer THANH those ofany other statein
the Union. s. ~ x. ~
1Mronr ASr Sur DEcrnE aD.-The suit instituted
at Pittsburgh by VIM. L. slicer. Of Maryland, and
others, heirslof Thos. Cromwell, deceased, to re-
coyelabout 900 worth of property, was con-
cludsd in the U. s. Circuit Court in that city ON
Monday. Judge GRirl. in his charge, was deci-
dedly adverse to either theiaw or equity of the
ciaim and directed the jury 10 bring il, 4 verdict
OF the defendants in the dover, and dismissed the
billin equity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31

4 nncc.--fhel ladies al know that
~ Note e Bro have had the hand soonest stock Oh
B1nnets in Wheeling this we'll they have sol ano.
Their lot, pretter and cheaper than ever Call soon
wtlse there Is good choice. may21.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31

=. g WINDOW, FASTENINGS.
lust received at No 2t6 SrBEET, those long look
ed for Patent Window the latest and best
sale ga, and refill and put up by the undersigned.
Every kind of Pan.ready mixed by he under signe
May17d1m. $,i53fIEsfslss LEVI ~ EfIII.Ss |
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31

BALTIaoRE EXPORTS AND IMPoRTs-The total value OF
The foreign exports for the week ending Thursday
Si4l426 The export OF breadstufs for the week
6eenight, oftobaeco, ,642 hogsleads were exported
wooL-Begns to come In. 1t commands thus AR an
ndvante OF ten cents pound last prices;
mon selling TOR 10 cents whio last year It opened at 3d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31

The Boston Journal OF Thursday says, 6sfp, 5r
In money anal changes from day tnsuf
Gent to excite than passing notice; the steady sup
PLY OF capital and the AGILITY with which financial negotia
tons transacted gives business
rnunt aud serves to dispe all cause OF alarm for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31

Hooswe hear OF contract for 1000 hogs, to be de-
iveLed 40 miles 6FSm The city between the 10th Of No
less than 200 penweight, at 50 so per hundred.
,grirsE eiEtiI1 ELotispiiie Jour. May 26.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31
PROSPECTUS

ssc.olTToN P.LANsTl,,
A SOUTHERN Commercial o ryan Published al Wash
the development Of our resources To advocate Wash
tngton ALSO the Interests Of the South regard he Pa
eic Railroad, edited by &C. Baylor, ESQ., late o. s.
Consul and r. G. Barnwe, OF South caro-.
lima long connected with DeBow,s Reviews Subscrio
ton g CO. address Jas. II. M'Mechen, Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31

49, NOTICE. = -
THEREAS my wife, Cornelius without capao
w or proyocation has left my home in belmont Coun
" and carried away with her money, notes prop
erty all persons hereby notified the notes ard
property she has with her mine, which she has no a
thorty 10 dispose Of aud that shall payI her
contracting. b MONROE -.
May e6. 1s5s--d1w--w1t. t54 49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
an, ,voI.,,TIyK ROBBERY sroprED.

Inc, bfo,e the Adjournment Of the Extra Session Of
ha Ieoi.ls,ure. A msjority OF the notorious Assem-
bly voted themselves ihree dollars per d'y Tor me
forty days recess between the regular aud the extra
sessions In order to meet these prospect ve blls
they added $4,000 TO the Appropriations Tor Le-
eislative Salaries. Having performed this on
rsceous robbery, which, in principle was no
better that stealing one humid ed and twenty
dollars apiece from the peoples strong box these hon
est worthless adjourned. ard some Of them foribsith
made out their bulls dating from the adjournment oil
the regular session Ia the adjournment Of the extra
session on the 2lst Of July. Bold in their vilany and
elsed with the prospect Of success they marched no
tie Controllers Office and demanded the money Wnat
was their chsgrin upon being informed thar Dir.
WRIGHT. the Controller, poVH not pay one cent
bepond the time Of the actual session. except three days
necessar, detention in the city; in other words NJ
Wright unceremonOusly and most justly deduc'ed Tor
thriy.seyep days one hundred and eleven dolirs'
from each of lese fraudulent bids. The said men,
bs then epdeavOred ger the Speaker or the Presl
dent Of the Senate to certify their sTndle bur either
If THESE officers would have anything 10 do with the
business: indeed bad they bern 81 disposed the
case would not have been altered TIE Constitution
r.opres M such certfcate-the whole business being
left 10 the Controller The bills for the real extra se'
sion (sxy-oDe day e. were promptly paid; but ior ioe
recess Mr. Wright gave all his subOrdinstes street
o,dtrs not to dtburse cent 1t is rumOred in Albany
that some Of the bsd claimants mean TO Try TO force
the Controller by writ Of mandamus TO shell out.
This is hardly probable, bO"eyer The woiflWnd oil
unhjc scorn vi ch would follow such an attemP' to
nv nothing Of the extreme improbabiy ri result II
tLeir favor will undoubtedly keep even these men iron
spy course Of the kind Mr. VIZ ght has done no more
Ian lis duty-no more than he should have done-5u'
such fatbfupess 10 the people is not tcO common TO
s,te the amount Of credit due him for this worldly &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

dent of the day The crowd was so svea' that floors
and hayscks were put in requsrion for the sleePers
and the excellent SamsOset House had mult1tudnous
colonies
THUS ended the celebration Of the day aud in order
that enthusiasm may have time TO groF' and ora'ors
tine to CLEAN fresh IDEAS ard expressions We propose
that il take place trieuDisy There il reason 10 che
sncept Greek practice Of assembling oulJ a. long IN
teryals st the Olympic games.
Il must be stated that the late celebration was pre-
Jared with reference to fund for building monument
at Ilyuouh and subscriptions 10 hands )me amount
were handed II. We Understood the President to say
that an obess designed. By that We are TO sup
pose that the huge duness and imPudeu us'laess oil
the Bunker Hill Monument is TO be rePes ed ltthere
be rot the funds to construct an eloquent WORK oil arr
let US have none for one obelisk in State Is enough
Better build brick chimney two hundred feet h'gn
and there will st least be variety in thai, and No. SUI
pid iteration of parsimoniOus aud ridiculous model
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
TIE ELEC MONS.

The ,cltaraph reports that Richard II. Stanton,
Dem is probably elected to Congress from the N'h
District # KenucRy, ad Of Hodge, Wing, as here
soft re reported Ii this is correct, Mr. Stanton vii,
afel ali enjoy the opportunity which he SO mucs
desired ior making money. During the recent cans ass
in Kentucky, Mr. Pike Democratic Editor, aud for
m,Ib IN intimate freud If Stanton turning S'a-es
evidence against that worthy published some choice
extracts iron his confidential correspondence from
Washington Tie following specimen;
a. could stAy her. mon. coG make 5000 As
Il Is, | lraI ,hu have T. hurry 81 without even com
pletrg iht business cs.ae saw mea ia New ork,
lnACttla 1Lt ierc, VAo want ny services. Nrd ar
wiling Jay for them, a4d pay or .. "a vol n irta
re- fr lta. make g. 20 reoi ~ n3ffy 30. "a y
between ClIs,.Nts
Given! respects to a. l.eads and believe 'ne yolr',
sitc,r,'y IL Il STANTON.
From this letter It wou'l seem ths' a sea- II Con
lI,ss pays Il, ary as ven as si,ua on "A Comwou
Council IrQuisiuve people msy be incloed TO inquire
hoir Member f Cougfess can make 5000 month
BEYOND the = per day which he is paid for attending 10
lie interests If his Constituents but people have n
tusin, s. 20 be ingusi,iye
Ourr,tu-us from Alabama indicate the election Of
John \. winston, Dem, Governor, and James
Ab,rcroube Independent, 20 Congress- from The I'D.
District
Ia Missouri our dispatches report the election OF
Clatorue ia kscn, Dem, and Saml. d. CAruthers,
Wing. to Congress.
David c. Cloud, Dem, has been chosen Attorney
General # Iowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
ANOTHER RAILROAD MASSACRE.

In our reVs this morning recorded another ra road
accident; some .Veye person.-Irish ls5orers-b-ing
Killed s1d some fifteen wounded. The whole eXp ma
ti,n vlieh is youchsaei Of this matter Is, thar
Intercepted tie tTsil I'D threw Oh the track. This
iseuueuty satisfactory 70 he cause simply. oi the
csssue,hs; but th,u rte qufs ion occurs Are rslai,
halle 50 auy moment To he DISTRACTED BY dam5 balsts
ard passengers uassscrtd and mudated BY vholas-le
IL v.ud really seem TIA. human ule could be picked
op in he gutter seeing the ch-oic slalshrerngs II
Bslps5 Compni,s which are tsue! submitted 20 ~
he public At enc momen; il is ssirch-tenieT a.
sEo,h,ra uea,c'td s!sns at ar leg bad iron, ia
oilers bad CTS OF d worse bulgh,rels a'Ways reason
ior che gigantic under.
Reporter was dis atcle by rs 10 ne scene Of
horrors. ard we give the latest deals Though me
sed srd wounded sre Irish lsborel. We trust 4esns
w Re taken 70 prosecute the Company OF the road or
dsmages Just as much as though men Of gesth and
fame were the victims.
We have Conventions Of all kiOds-for ehri~aniz!ng
savsees and for cutting down timber on the banks Of
he Amazon, for conyerspg with spirits and for settling
the validity Of the Bible suppose We have an Anti
Railroad Murder Convention. Let those who have been
mutilatsd bereaved attend IT, and give in their ex-
perencss let speakers Of talent set forth the subject
and LEI regular local and general organization lend il
self to reform. We DO not know anything more need
ing change, than railway maasgCmen. in this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

LOT IsF LII, " 1l-7sIi7' A1' y ~
In the First District, Linn Boyds DEM majority Tor
Cor gress is 500
In the Eighth District the majority Tor >. ofecAe"
ridge. DEM Is so.
Tenth Dhtrict-Tte probabilities to day are that Stan
ton Dem is elected Congress over Hodge Wing by
small majority Tie vote il very close
storm south prevents the receipt OF dispatches from
I'll e. districts ,
In TIE yih District the vote is very close between HILL
Wig ard store Dem and the result is doubtful Stone
va. elected il lsjl by 363 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

B, way of Boston We have intelligence from British
Guiara and Venezuela 10 The former the importation
Of Coolies was the subject Of great complaint, they
being quarrelscm race The dregs OF Chinese popua-
ton. In The Province of Cumana, the Venezuelan
reyoutonis's Lad formed a Provisional Government,
and taken measures fer a Convention Of dsatiec ed
Provinces TO form Conf The troops OF
Mouaeas were marching against them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

The Aldermen were in session last night. Nicholas
Do sent in his resignation as President of the CrotOn
Aou,duct Department, and rhe Mayors nomination OF
Fijss L. Smith for the place was simultaneously re-
c,iv,d Both were referred 10 the Committee On On
ces The retirement of MIR Dean from the resPonsl-
HE s,arin be has 20 long filed viii be very generally
r.cretf,d We are Dot Of bis lessons but 1t IS
more lhan probable differences and conhcs with
the Comron Council aud Ger ain heads OF Depart
u.ps-In The Board Of Adermauic Supervisors
a ,uue ltle addition Of about $500 year was
voted 20 he salary Of the Cir! Inspector, by re-
solution allowing HIM q charge ten cents each for
recording birbs ard marriages Ii this becomes law,
twill give Mr. Downing the nice sum Ot S0.OOJ year
for his services to say nothi Of the usual fat psrqui-
sites Of the Office But Mr. Fagg is a, the door OF the
Trtaso1, -Sters we're taken 10 appra'e and o?eo the
lands designated in tie Act authorizing the Central
Parlr The Law Committee have the business in
hspd.-An ANONYMOUS writer sent ia a communca
ton complaining that the Controller had refused 20
uay Russ d Red for the Park-rOw pavement. Some
scetious Adrl man said thai the claimants ought TO
rave cone around the Controller 70 the Commissioner OF
Streets; but as tha functiO1ary has no money, AMI
Mr. Flag won't let him have any the satisfaction was
not apparent If ever good nng grew our OF "regu-
lar nominations it was when toe Democratic masses
went it bind for Azariah c agg for Controller Of
NeuNork CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
GREAT FRESHET.

There was great lroshst in Orange County on Monday
afternoon. Extensive damage done TO buildings and
firms on the margins # streams Canterbury aud Corn
Wall were the principal sufferers la manyrplsces on tbs
h lido the roSos vsshsd away, guLes 20 the deph
Of some twelye feet being made
The country various ICES presents The appear 'nee o.
having been torn with earthquake. From the steam
boat in the negbbohood OF Crows Nest the banks Of the
river had sirkirgy gaud effect the water rushing from
M sun nit Of the hills Ike cataract and dAshing into the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
RAILROAD c TAsTAOPaE.
Hleves Mex Bnied-r~.ary weussed.

terrible catastrophe occurred on Tuesday evening On
the Bslvcere Delaware Railroad, Al Balls Is and n;0s
miles from Lam bertvie n J. This is ane-ro a.,
,ersec;s With The Ne~J,rsey Railroad q, Trvn,oa N.
particulars sire given in Extra OF M LIDsbcrtsIe Dt,
ist dated yesterday morning. Ten persOus we're ka.S
upon the spot. aid died yesterday. About vent,
Others sre more or ,s injured The accident o,cu-,as
by train Of ten rl.torm cars being throsa OF tia
tsck TIE tran was conveying the hborng usu q, ,hs
Bel, deIe Delaware Railroad { mpsny and abos, On.
hundred Of tho-e sss>ag 10 the repairs Of ae Pennslv
MS CAs ST. 20 th,ir houss-a,oge'h~r two hss.r,
men when IL was ,hrn from the trek Ii was ba-li.
down he road. Abou, ,usdoSp, when coz sess.oI,
;uuued upon the track almost undeT the platform Of ~
foremost car The car thrown Of and Eve o,A.,,
Gno~ea bsiore the locomotive could be stopped-soms 4
hem being overturned. and others -, up on end
Uemen Who were L., injured, and the citizens Of n.
replborho.d set 70 work ard when we arrived We found
thpss As stated sboNe I'D ngs ci the cas;rophs yer,
brought 10 Lambervle - soon as po'si5e and ocoms
tvs WAS immediate up dep .rted for the rene %
he disaster having on bosIa Drs Lilly Noon Aad Rely
Of Ian bertville S1d Dr. Fouke Of New Hooe some q
The ,teers Of the Con pauy and sufficient nanbsr Of
czeus 70 sssisi in the expected 20 be required
ON arriving It the grorrd, the heSr rendrg spectacle d
uire dead bodies lumber Of wounded, lying upon
the cars surrou ded By the friends who with then
wss prtstrt,d
Tie pb,scars attended to the most urgent Of the
4
bic the train started tor Lsmbert,i,le.
NANt> UF 1HE KILLED.
Nthev Ns'ore ~ chsel CsVsuy John lrviaG
Patick C,l~e, Jtrsui'h LeIs, -pnn bsaa
Rl.Lsel NeS@fr-t a shsn, Thomas Nara
sicase Datcu.-i0
John ConrCy cTi0i! MAI sled, ana som the hns d
The accident wAs expected to i've from one nnu's
another lie ced ye i-rcay
OF the twenty injured he most serious rs three brOksa
ees lone OF them oso sud three fractured collar bons
None OF tie vOundtG a C0usid, red in danger.
In c, mig down tn road with this death train. sons Il
the s.ao auc wounded e with their friends a der.
tnt poiul-the wailg # wives and relatives WAS heat
reroiug IA the extreme and also at LAmbertvie where's
larpe crowd was collected The dead bodies we're taken
by their friends to their homes in mourning and the
wounded were dressed and bandsget by the Pays'csa
present mace as comfortable possible aud conveyed
lone.
The Bev } p Hanegan who was also on tke ground,
administered the funt rl ceremonies, On the K C. buying
ground near Mount Hope Cemetery yesterday AFTERNOON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
S,sArn Tslegrap. Ocs of Beosey SD Es1s,e'-'''
Affairs Mt the Capital.

srecia pisyats, % Tls y. Ty'buas
WAsHIN jTOS, Weln,siay, Aas. ], 1873
A G. Seaman Of Connecticut Clark IN the lteAsary'
will receive The appointment Of Superintendent OF Public
Pruii z wee John l. Towers.
A L. Sellers has been nominated for Congress By the
Wing Congressional Convention assembled at Biadsns
burcb Nsry land today Sellers was one OF the Sco'
Pr, sideniia Electors.
Brrr. Of IAe National Den0crat, will probably secure
the Consulate for IAngler gus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

~ Nature can he, and s, inflated perfectly o ,ne
Water Of Ts.u. Invented BY n,ns,s'. prraiun Bsno.
ry hs 70 49, sssi achievements Of the are boh tSe'e
article N. aold a. Nc "niehs~ -.
- r,. ,,,o;cest Extracts Of the Flogery King
~ ~ -. o..naoe q Dauss HYrrHioS IL the m's'
ss,ech wt - ihc ms' sns''hs A.,is n,v.
m ,arc.uy restore ffsy hst To - on us CO.
-. NV 81 principles hy oaiirs into aon me nAiu
Sc, -, Of The fair fuco, % cents per eSie fot SIC y"
~ ~. nirit O. SO Gt,ids, ard All dfasf ana ls
III xcrEo M.GNIrISN--Dr. ; H. SMITH newly III
- ,rc Magnetic Mschne With direct and TO- e'fo CUR ns
~ Patent applsd forl S~rt by eNpH" % ~ o.r Lo
r',r y S~ttH No 50 CnN WARMED 70 tun wei i"en
" war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

Ourcorres rondent prof,h,s comm MS and 'ha S'''
if,m. Ie ssys hat al alo siA wo-l can ooIin
pl 5eut ia lis region a. a.-h 0s-es 80 ne qua.
Wellington Maintained ,l be.ie'ed tla' ay 0-' &C.
ct... a.i.ht get nh i1 lag.aal Nor ge "! ~,
W w. T. hat sIto$ D.. week ''r s''a'' eie, CIV,
yoJra Women pho under, -.d holse~orh aHi are
- c,,t ws.b. scrub and 30 ia manner Of msnl "'.',
not God wages, according TO our understanding :"
term. II il very much lees than the LABOR o. ~ 4
tent woman is worth, and be ought to be a'l'hs
v.n,ti,g II It's hardly one,bird much as is Pia v
non ,iolt there in Wisconsin, for labor noRlse ',
v,,orart uor more deserving BY what rule oa' ''~.'
Min make. Right does be demonnrste iha' U ~,
,b,d tho wages Of q man is enough for Tomin'
regard the fact that men consider y to sit PEI
oood wages for women, at season when the r0'e''
-. Ishor commands that amount per day, mess
opo, evidence Of the unmerited degradation ana y"
nee 10 vhch Woman is subjected, even in the -.
,.rd ~ Christian Civilization We, certainly 'llH
no money 70 stud servant girls hepce to Wisconsin W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Wednesiay Aus s. loS.
Don Csld.rop de Is Iu co. the Minister from SPAN elt
here for New York day.
Secretary Marcy returns to Washington on Saturday
Secretary McClelsuds VISIT 10 Nes ork u i ruh'teu.
iouch an astounding scheme OF gigantic iisuds usl
9cv.r-c and ep profound secret BY the Government
n. cannot wei return before saturday night
TIE WIKI Convention 81 Bsdeusoury today nomnNeu
Augustus X Sellers OF Calvert Co. tor Congress
...-r., @. n.tal Cu.hing hAs r.iuI- d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

LATER FROM RIO Dc JANEBIo.-rhe bark lie Coeq
Msnton arrived at Baltimore on Tuesday from Ro de
Janeiro whence she sailed the 22d June We learn
hat at the time she sailed Coffee had advanced le and
VAS coming in very slow Exchange ard Freishts
NAMED "a !; our last accounts Flour dull at former
rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
Alabama Election.

MONTGOMERY Ala. M0udiy Aus l-lo VI
Partial returns from h. TINS ~ .t- 10 day are
favorable 10 the success OF John A. Winston, Democrat
for Governor ,,.
10 the ;, cord Congressional District James Aosroi'M
bic IuCtpeudeut is supposed 70 he rec ected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

>1Fnro&I EzrrEsI. oN LVE stqEhl2a-ihs ST. Il
r san Varo ali leave be- s4lt % the l3l fast, 90 .
ca-iils pleasure Il around Ae Superior stopping as 3D.
s,e. 90 interest il u - veg Interesting seg'n Ii' u 30
~ u.siou rorir tie -I1n Of those Sno wish ~ see TIE
cidrs of TIE Big Dirk % the indians CAL LAKE SaP7
Iiar and enjoy for few d'ys the mot delicious amos
here eyer breatled into Lum4n l1 *. See advertise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
Io..of rte BAG lllzabelh Potion.

BOSTON, " etresf-F, Arg. 3, l.l-
Tie brig Elizabeth FELTON, Rogers isoui son My IL
rCr San E.arc-cO AbaudoLed ~ seA June ~ NJ 4.i
tl0e o. IN. .flce .ivenj l-ekiHg badly.
lie Captain and crew le il tao ooats, aud ser fur
cs,s Ia.d srlsrug arrived ~ sui. an, whence tle
ain Nri- be- To.d leave tn Boston By to dr-' ys
-- lie l.. r good g-ss- Of i1. tll butt - r.
IL IL -tl. ami owned "a tt.,crg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04
The Brlgian Mission.

WASHINGTON " tdnssiayi Aux D
There no truth in the tue even
= ,..,s IN M York lat week that Waller Fear1 IS
be,t apuoipteo Minister B7s Jun. No appointment to
~ II Caurt has been made.
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IN. rrihunc for California.

We shalissue TOMORROW MORNING The T1b-
~, for California, Oregon and the SandTi'h Islands.
II pin contain summary. of all the Latest Foreign
,rd Domestic News since the sailing oi the as' steamer
Norev and Market Reports. Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Spcle copies in Wrappers ready for mailing, can be
bsd 81 the Desk To Morrow Morning Price cents
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Compared with the same thing on the Continent OF
Europe We seem barbarous. There exist Uniform
plan Of regulations. and provisions asao' accdeni'
that render them almost impossible
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Missouri Election.

ST LOUIS. Wedn say Ant y
Jackson art Benton, author Oi The famous JACKSON
resou,of j. elected fo Congress in the 81 District
Samuel Caru'hers Wing is elected TO Congress IN the
Lnnnrd B,te. Is elected Julge Of The LAID Coutt.