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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
Arrived.

u NJ ste.m.hiy w..hDaon z Fitch Bremen Sep. vi.
souih:%IGs In N u days hour ~ pf '1e 20 I.s
AM sept ~ NJ lat 20 So lon 81 70 passed brig Helene Of
Merlin lBrl CrOnan St Thomas Sept 10 aud Sermad.
Ship Frsncs Phsdephis Teal Palermo day. from
Gilrsie WITH md.e TO chsmeersin Robinson Co L,h sh
ed bAok sasntnAt msnyad end OF f1rsossa-
Ga s.ss s sur sss %
her arg I nd *, mot lh and ar a.. s1d s s Of hs
pret Passed the round ho9s Witch ws painted sht dab
any appeared be American vessel and previously
Slip Arabia of Brunswick Me- Boutee. Liverpool 9Th
with and co pass Giinnel Mniurn Co. ell WE'LL 40
oh to Is. s . Of s 0' spo .gs s f di
Be,ely ard Life Boat q KnnekaHk 2h Cd Georges Banks
~ Kate HuH,si Ioi rooah H Bu.h liverpool
s5fn.s sssvy ..f;sy e.. me ta,s P.ss zoe
Ss s , .nS ne ,a cone. seS9 & X vry ssh
eros rsrBirg. lot fore and man topsalAntnIss
sE ha Go g 3so t hsss Is on H. S.s pas 70 "
BsIt 2 Trui COlemos, Liaeonyie Ne d. in ballast TO
Ban n.snoiA whiipsy. SsSH.v.p day ba.t 70 master
fii. Hs1y jan. GleSris. haven d. IN ballast
trs Jgsh Dc cir,sEsn. Rot nson Rond0sI Boston ..
sehI wis Bnsss Wilmington C. IDS naval store. Z s
sski Jone. Hammond cherryfsas d lumber to Brett
sshr Alqgbs Long Labse ia plaster Brat Wee .co
ssh t..,os p~n ceeIsst Ro lind 4. ise to master
SER Seorse L; EHily shlsr.0s, Albany ne.e Boston
schr D,trch, X. meth. Albany Boston
SehI John IiIon Conklin, EnEiris ; "a pins wood
sehr Ii Brron. -. Virginia d pine wood
seSi coiies. johs.en yirrnis 5 d; PINE wOo4
scbr Jane Portland. Ne { d. Inn Der 90 mater
sefr David Bshscn WhAln. Rock Ia ash 70 master
schr Pioreer, Baker D unis2 d. Ssh 20 mater
schr I PATEL Dickenson, Portland Ct Dc stone
s.hr Uneius Pertsd. Portland c.. d st0ne.
schr tBrD Cole. = Johns y d grin % 1astsr
Jane - Jonsspoft d. iunb-r . sinpsoo hAyhe~
sehr BAhsou. Ees por "a lath - s1rses %
sshr Aira1dA Nesenen Boston "a Albany
seIr GsBels Miller Baker ssrLssabs d ssh .. n.stsr
scbr sfroug s-rous Bsi1or. "a fOar 70 Mailer Lord
sehT ElehGrse - AAehss 10 d. lumber 70 Simpson, May
svkC0
sehr = o.. Lorg Lubec d. plaster 70 nIrer
sleep Oregon StaTses ProsdeNcs d. adse 70 rassssf
Ssss1er kennebec, CsTk. Phisdephia-
IELOw-ship Joseph Horaes with passengers. Also saP :
harris md hrs
NIND-suzst y. y z.
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Passengers Arrixed

ne Us soEaip Halg'oa, fysn Bremen aai itl@pi9a
p sheriff Mr Won II HiimOr Nh Spslth0 lady aud
children Mrs Bsrge Mis- NOlland Mr Won Claim Tigle,
Won B,rrhtth Rglud NJ Rrus VI OFTEN LADY and child T.
otu -dy and child O. W Rohds w Bracket Mr. Junken s.
sfetetk Mis- sdirger Miss s.ehingr II Tech and lady
Tech dy .nd childrsn q Bruins Foersch 81
a Geihsd heuths RoddeWg Mrs koher three dauzh
Htrhes c schvesse. VI Tenn c. Lobb w
Mas Bergie Dr Schroder. Ihernsuer Brlll Bru.
Recks, Mis- Wokcrsf aud Los. q Abeln Me-
Z Hanehla sud lady. Miss Gsrr schanaker.
schnater Miss Lnken Mr. Haneken Mr. Ws-n, lady ard
child Mss b iernhar Miss Leopold, Ni feech-
an Sehuuaschsr lady and child Mis- ran Mis- Kiag
berg kebs Schroeder lady and dllgh 0elpcks and
fus ,h.GIsn Hovsi; y wslier Walter Mr. Dechae.
eobng md asy 1hresinE AID ady II Gehe 81 Schon
hemer W HsGk sud ady. l. II AIhon lady children aud
rvsuf DR. pulon adv. dauGhfsrs servant r.
Msy Mrs A BruLn and two J. MgEarieuA w Holm
Mrs II Fyorhard and w hshmue Mr Kell-rmasni lady
&c P Ibiot, Mr. Bock lady Dr. MaTctwsrt W Mel
Bril-. Mss Nul ms r. PTeeck, Mrs.
Perte child M Ruetger Maek and lady Koch
A hfser Sis Fitch daughter and serysot; Downs
Gov Ripley iady and children Mr. rro e-
hag Hahn Madame Oui eumad M Thomas d. $,
Nt1ne Mr. Goutsnlt Madame Pco Mr. Aub snd y Mr. Chsl
ady Rev J. II Nicols lady daughter and
Mr. Vail Mr. ChshAhn and sdy. Mr. Cumnins. Mr. Aren't Mr.
Trus srd lady. Rev Day, Mr. de Ia FArse Mr Earle
Mr Philips and dv A and Mis- Crng Mr. Milton Nj Hosre.
vsy Mrs brown daughter Lnd A W Thorsde Mr..
WEBB and adv. Miss Matthias, Mr. simpson
EeyE ThOmasJ. Roach. DR. w. Ihursoo.
G. Latimer Gam. Consul Porto Rico } Rcrd. z srnae A.
BuCter, Ro9er silly Comet X G1mbes two 70 . BEN
lu,s Mr. Err hter Mrs Gray child and Gs
Dr. T.dmaD Capt Adams Of the brig Pavilion into Bermuda
n h Rhine from Hirre-Dr Banehni sad lady Riee Her
man Mis- Mr. Am Dien Dons Montl schieis Bovs
via j. f. Loseau and lady DR. Otto MaaTi
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Markets


H"Thtts. .......-.... Hff1TftI y IttgFHp"-
ALI1SY. Sert 2-Rsesir since yss-e7lay-FLoUR 79 bb.
l7.t'o tush. hush BAELET, Sae'o blsh
FLoCR resdy sales 2"e bill wEEar e Eiih god nlas
ercuiy sales ct hush q q for Geresee toSs IA
FAR reousst 3C0f bash Vi ~ Ves'eru s0h BAsLsY
go tuh changed hat6sa: ~ arc for rOwed and SC for
ruwrd OATS improving Sales to-day at &C
FUFFlLo Sept The Toeius Of tle past q holr h.ve ben
ZOO bbs WHEAr SoO BUSH COSS SO bush Flour
vithu, ehanEe hut ID frmy sales OF Ohio and Nicniza
NEEsT 81 - 10 CoRy Is dull bg prices are nru 90 BIS
chanEed hands 61c for Neern Mixed Oars depes d
VIII snail sales SIC Ohio WHISKY PC FSESHrs exhibit
L ehsuzo
sept p The sales Of CorroS for the week foot
500 hclcs prcs ranging SIC lie. The market hrm
lit acc for Good MIDI ing Receipts Of the week So bales
s. { hand - bsles
NrwOELE,S Sop, Our CorToy market ecl'nues dan Tbs
sales Of the asst DAYS amounting only 80 bales hddng
quoted st lfe Rio COFFEE selling 81 loe ana FLOUR 80
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MARftIED.

BALDWIN pORFMUSOn Thursday morning Sept "a BY the
Rev f. a. Chain M Baldwin Mss Aanie Pauline only
a,rf htr ct the late J. l. Doremus ell o. this City
~ New Haven papers lease copy.
IARNABl- FISH, fa sday sept IS BY the Rev jacob
Rehfs 1hemts tapshy Counsellor Law Of NewYos City,
b. Nis Adehs daughter Of Ru'eu Fish ESQ., Of fai hven M
kCO1-NAtFNrlNE-O On the 2lth Instant ~ the Rev. DR.
Ferns w Catherine M danshrer OF the late Elijah
Nslsrtins. ksq- ell Of this City
srUART-LlNDE-Sps "a in this City, by the Rev Dr. Hat
Geld MI Lnean stuart TO Mis- s~rAa Lynde both Of sterling
H..
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philadelphia Markets.

oUFxcrrH,x BARK tei - rrl-ss+i1ls hl-s
Zen Tie tnxify on later a zror esd
the h1re ei 0p-rkl
Fr.dsUfs floUz he Z sry IS p y bal Which ~ lbs
have dspcsd q The roct -ee eN~eeinEy sasL
o; the rTy Of tte rsr md bakss 80 p aP
s. IN qlay In Rye FLcrR md cosS AE,i no AL hFe
orrf rrSrf SugV WaE,r IN soSy tad
tfgre tu limited s1o1lt Sales Of 81 hah solhern Wht
n rore 8 % hrsh negior and Damp ~ III
iushe; ct Of Prime Bed sod ~ = sid :. pre- % -
wanted So CosS l. duL 100 bash Yellow sold
JsTf'r y .ush SoltheTa sld a.
- Psnrsvsn. TIE descrrton hixe ben
ard therr change WdisKs
= s-eadv. Ssles =, 70. IN 10th bis and bids
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Receipts OF Prod uce. SEPT

Bv Narfh Rre Brefs-ls 20 b5ls Flour l6 d. Ashs
hi,tv los pkzs Batter 30 DO Cheese . do Wool Is
e. 20 sides Leather. i2oc bush. Oars 5000 DO Barley
Wheat 10 eSs do. Corn
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coTTTE-rhs rua-Est an s.i-s = bs. BIO liSIls-
las Narscsifo ~ lie -,
trGfFs-P css ysr h bTysr AMI hs nsrtet vs.y nj
Ssiss hh1. 5. 15c and 81 hhs Porto h1 A.
gcI AssEs-A s-eaiy elss ulirkss s- = hbi St0r
issr.l g. 5 hhds Porto REQ q -
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finautiGI.


ISLAND CITY BANK-NOTICE-The Fifth in
stam,nt twenty s per ofhe caPas sock payable
Gu Saturday Isl O October nsIi ScaoIs c.hsr
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The seIni-annua interest
~ @n. IN .a y 81 the day Of ost9ss. ssS 90 .ss
he 9"s,nsS on presshraioo 9th prop esapon ia
'1'S s 10 oYTsE cfY oP coLUM8Gs 'os
The Idsps SO 6 FR RE E TS Of &
III y soS ss dF Ts ' coUS fs o ass5 9
BY iosio Bsefon~ne and Indiana Railroad Co
fs FIT CLEVELAND PArSEsuLLg AND AsHrAsULA
h4 4IE OF ohio AND fESSsfty&S& aLa9tp G, Income
Bonds per cents "'S'Lo"' IA'i V. $ : @l1-.
o'F'eE itLSO'cSsTz y = $4,000 e., % 'ss
THE COUPONS Of the Bonds OF the Illinois Cen
tsl Raro,G oursBy fang due hs l't ocoos 1853 gu
( a " the Office Of he Company W = MY % 49, ~ .'''
NIL CCUIONs due Isl ProIimO Oh the Bonds Ut
i tie ,sao COlins end Yod Rafos4 conp,a' 'l %
! ssa Oh I''''''H the hfsAa a " sosrwIS Pisa;
S.v-Yot, SEPT . is's
siC-asT IsOosr.iAL s.v.ss, BAs< ~ 81 caanbs"st
NOTICE-Depositors are informed that posts
~ made 90 or bloe SATURDAY sth d.y Of Oeobs next
vi e mile: s e s, s@ q o 9 R ~ Of: @
IETES CRfElS Accountant. GREGORY DiLLN prsss~nt
oF'es GENIAL A5 Sss y Q. .: 81: 4 is;
THE SECOND INsTALLMENT Of TEN PER
-! GET H. o ~ S r. sA cs 90 Sas 20 . be
st %. o: % S., Tn GTo 4 Ss5sis @ ss'
OIIICE OF the CANANDAIOuA and ELAIRA
" PAILFOfD COMPAyY-Ihs C0upons o. Ihs bads Of ne
Cs Railroad COnpany "a ms dls he st o.
Cceb.r z BE- raid 'h bznkns 1ons Of otLbEhf CoS
4 JOHNSON. Ssp-Yo<k Cfy on and eftsr hat d.
sisned- H. bE''EIr ifr"hsh
DOCkIAND MINING COMPANY. - Notice is
IL b,i. ,,su IA Stockh0ass u the
Foriand ming Coupsny Will be held ole. d "a ~ .4
~ " for the psrpose Of ~tse ns
ByLy End oter say e
''''''' t6SSTIl I,TE osTEAsOER c.,,o,,..,.
MOSES A HoPPocK,
Esv-Yors sep- = s6t
NLWAOLK And ERIE RAILROAD Co
IN DIyIDFhD NOTICE-Ths Drectors Of ne ss~fork snd
Lrs Co hsye declared ddsnd gut Of TIE >sfsn d -
road E1i bali resnt 5 payable a. tAs fr<er "
tee No IS Wal-at- tn 6Est day Of October asEL
viii b. closed the eth sptessef
oeock ecsd anil after til xnaaAl election 1f
DbscsrrA 20 BE- bed the llth day Of Ocrober
S..S.Yerf s-ss . rs NATHANIEL aARss Sec.
OTTicE kEw-YoEs AID EAR KsiLsosD CoNyas,
SEsYosx 5-Pssnber . 1854
NOTICE-The Stockholders Of the New-fOrk and
~ En- Railroad COMPANY hereby nosaed that as .aos.
eec.sop r vii s. bid Oe q he CSapAeJ ir
Er Of SeWYogk TUESDAY the ITO 1sy ~
&c ofsr nsxL from ii 0ci0ek An tOz 1eocs NJ
VII y eos from Oobe lsA o. ne cay
.fsr ths eieeficn BY order q The DIRECTOR
NATHANIEL MASH sseresry-
oTTIcE B. {. sd I. 4 z CO. Le Ro5 Aas = lss'
NOTICE il hereby gwen that The Annual Election
~ q Dreefors Buffalo Coaak ssd sev-tort kaaf
C.up~ry vii b~ lid co s WEDNESDAY tjthl II Osoe-'
reTr q ocloeE Il fhs Of r0uo<k 70 TIE viisss
cf Ason Livinsr01 Couuty. a.,
lie I-ssssr ls VI te ecsA o. tksJ days neal pressans
b. s1sss " the Directors ,. DAVIS, IN, soesssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

The quantity Of gold brought by escorts in the first four
motifs If last year was 23s,7s ounces, and the exports
amounted 10 666 1872 ounces while in the time OF
tits year they are respectively 767,727 ounces, and
m lG ounces the increase by escorts in the first four
months Of this year being $4,000 ounces and the exports
5ss.744
Tie exports subsequently to the date Of the above table
namely from The st to the 18th Of May have been l6i3l
ourC,s BY the Island Home. from GeelOng b London;
l. fs5 by thu HGringer from Sydney about $4,000 by
ditto, fr' m Nello and 10000 by the Calcutta from
Nelb,sme.
Taling the first four months of the year fair basis
for an estimate of the whole twelve the aggregate to be
oxTected would be fl4,5s6ill.
The Houston Texas Telegraph asserts that from recent
surveys the has been revealed that belt of country
varying from 10 to 100 miles broad extends quite across
,ho contrent from the Atlantic the Pacific which so
level that railroad can be extended the whole distance
without tray ersing mountain range The Pacific Rail
road nay be extended in air line from Sacramento to
san Diego on this route with Little difficulty
open plain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

FosrOS SIT irr IA Qsara ttae sns Crocus from New
Cfsaus dd u yto~ iris 9eA 10 a'gso or
Hef5u-One ship.
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CouRT CALFNpAR-TAi. Day.

T. s. DISTRICT CoURI.-Nos. 6s, 90, 40, ~
COMMON Nonday-Part Mos. 400. as, $50
Q77 $40 $50 &C. s62 3l7 GOSl fll ass AZ so, 6l5
Part u-Nos a. 6ia, 7io G76 29i e95, 300 3ls $50
$50, 657 600, 1874, 59s S9a.
The Circuit ana Superior Corrts also on Monday
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ALMANAC rHts DAY
sus-Rses....5 IS ses......5 IS Moos-Rses "A
DAY
Sandy Hook Gov Island. 42m He'll Gse.... 9n
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An Iiveyo0 SsT H. ship O-ratsI Hammer tru S-f
to7 IIih steamship Aer shannon Boston; sah sands ~
Ncueai Eoa -vaIses; koss1.l- Bell ssN
loI Ifh TordsTos. Doyle Akyab ChFes Cocsr ron Nes
O-leans. C,IlieE NsYors; hedletn IN John -
ClAtI 81 Quetec. lSh Coigmh.A BoTer Ne~ fork Al
tsrcsic Zsrss Yogk John Harvard fon Ne~ Oe4n.
ssls6 Go >spt - Wesern NoTd. Aose, Ns~-forA aH
E-ln. : a6sy. kCT-i0rk.
OrHsiy sept tEis NarEs-s ron oarieson r 'sss
6sEy.
Ar Gsressrd Stpt g sophia Walker frsz SeEorsans
Ssied lh ?. Coicord for Jaoc-ro lab Moro Cre 5r Il ~
for bcEC1 American EsEe for View
Asry smart Eidlesh0Fous h. lh Helen A Miller tsr Garlic
De4 SEP. II Ceharne D>rkarz fs1n Se=fors iof
Lcncc1. Nc scs h. fon - JOHN.
pa y Pip IsE iEke frDn Caleu,a Coz LynIon
h erirsr Etrie ff1 L1rdo1l ~ Moro C1tls
so 90 sT HsIays Fnrsfse s L0saoa FOR Hse; Era liz
con L0ISs2 cT bcsc1.
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N-orrCE-NFw YORK and NEw.HAvEy mir

NOTICE-NEw-YORKs and NEw-HAvEs nan.
~ Road sOSpsBS isru.t r-s'iaa q Ne sess 4 4
iS - rses.- ss h-se tSs ry Z y S. y s =
b 1913 - rsr prO,i a. boia~r. ss'ssf ~ sAsa 90.
.s (. - S' ~, h s \, ., sise ~ ~ Y
s'hs ~ name 'nt a-~S' 80 n ss ~, II'es.a a.
CRFAT WESTERN RAILROAD Of H.LIN0E
NJ III ln,r-s the prree1' ni cftk Coaraa, -
ca lie Is " October 'A S SErcsuN 70 Es ts- "a. sssss
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co. hold on sale
H. 81 ATE oy StoRSlA sgsr ct ., ssa5.
srATF on tALIEoRNiAs ~ n seaAs
CHI or ALrANr sp.i e'nt Bod, water osz)
CRY OF CINCINNATI pr eegt toaas
ecT T33 ~ XIV i t,s Sc ''s' as a ss
oiIY OF no III s,qi Feds
clIX AASp eorS 20 OF NO I'll gre n. sua@s
CITY CT sAcRAAESto e , SHi. c0op0a sOsA
ROCHESTER, CRY spsre. a, eOaa,
CHICAGO Ciil 6rfr 6 "a Boa.
Rl SIMEON DRAPER-THl> DAY, at lsl elo.a
ID q 'he AerelsHts EAch.nEc
Ss,t, Pseite Nal ship o. pay siee
ESQ N,w -loh ard iTyiii. Mails g sloe
%rtee.is rss sssr. Sass o. Re cy q rOv ny ssss
ttte seud No sac sosss Of The lsoy aaa sOsss Q.
.sasa w,siSrSn ls.ur.ne. conPsny a..
$50 Nv. yess ssI yasa il s's.lip Co. sea = r
n %. Sstb-s, Rsil.o'd Co. 500
s5s CO. uSiop CO coan Nsr,and s,oo
ll0 90 loh do sud Clfye md X K 80
10 do. Sufoik B4pk, So
Sfc II - Mortgage Convertible Bonds Il the
InSi rsr Is X Y Co OF FL ~ each
81 do. Bsnk % Cfica s6a
% DO Siytb AZ Raj rosd Co. Sioo
% DO Empire Cry Bank -
IS 90 Continental Ins Co sleo
suec Fcn6s OF the Lyors Iowa. CsE.ga r r Co 3loN
~ shars q Central Bank slec
Soc ity Of DAYTON tOhio) Bends 100
50 shsrss Railway Sfern Bck Co 81.
Ac shh Of clrpe snip Eureka otda for ga sr.,
ycrs Old end Of Chambers hssss Inc els-
res 80 s. sold sailed the rrssat exssn..
isd sivrE TIL hrytr IN in the pres
On SATURDAY, Oct at IA O'clock. a the Merhsns ~
cb4t
Ccrrer Ore from tn runss Of b caerotee Masca
in Fas' H. rfsts q. Of siy 30 ref csut n T.i1est
lO COPPER Or one h 81 shoa 81 cen and n oihs
hsf % sboui Fctuss the Norts Gao
hrs CoPItrfo.
Also = Of COPPER Furnace Bottoms from The e,leasel
EFucs Mine d. ling Works They supposed Ua pee
CEN IN iichn -
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U. s. MARSHALS OFFICE
Hrnrn InnGInY

Moses A. Pierce formerly. understand in the ohC
Of Nr schui,ldt) was arrested by Deputy Marshal L
Angels on a bench warrant from Connecticut, chargiI
him with forgery in relation 10 papers 10 procure land
rants, &c. He has been conveyed, We believe, TO Co
eeti,
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PER WAssrSGros

One hsri soins ur the Bay.
Cae .tiJ. : b1Iis I'D b.iz In the Gang
Wind fresh fIon n W. Neahsr clear
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SHIPMENT TO cALIFoREiA.
rG.,.n sutto nt ast derrick ennel aud HooI
a herr lees
CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge MonRrs,

N, -. n -
massage money Oh and damages in leaving Mrs Mott
passenger for San Francisco at RIO already referred to-
Verdict for plaintiff $500.
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spoken. 81
" lialers

Arr 81 Now BEDFORD Sh bark Topic Bird, stanton Atlantic
Ocsru Faval Aug IL <gh 20 bbs sp o do VIII oil an 400 10
ION, s. home 80 81 spoke Ava 3 lot 81 y, oa % bars
Sea Eoy 81 oone- Nesfport RI; p-Sept 1t 81 on III 81 2
Ilv Bonnsy, b. eesai-th lat % ~ Ion 81 bark atirt
brrder. Go
&C 90 bbfsh OIL since rtTOrttd Inst, s.eerins
Letter for CAPT Russell OF barb DR. Frank In, OF Wespogt
daed ses Aug 5 LAT &c her with lis obs sp OIL
all ell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

fBy SANDY Haos Pr-ntinE 1eiensph-l
fEF UIGHIANDs. sept 9-slafOwn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

oFTIcE B. {. sd T. z 4 CO. Le Ro,' Aas = lsss
NOTICE is hereby given that The Annual Eleet"n
~ a Di-eeser Bufaio COrn.k srd sevfort kalf
Cenpsry viii hed the a1i WEDNESDAY enl q oesoo-,
1Gciock u 81 tn hOuse OF No1srG - tDf ssss
TLetsssssr 49, I'll 5e eesea o. tktJ dAys
the slte1n
b sE1sE " The Directors DAVIS, ~, soesssSJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-13
Police TnfeIIlncnCo

arrest Of Daring House Thief-A young man, calm
himself John Williamson arrested at four O'Clock
yesterday mo,bing, BY officer seteli of the Fifteenth
ward police, cha ged with entering the yelling house
Nh. Charles Magsrey, 113 Clinton place Eighth street
and stealing berefIom S10o in bank bills under the
ing cicnmstances:It that the front paror wndos
Of Mr. Magarey residence had been left untsteusd
entrance by climbing in through the window Mr. and
Mrs Msgatey were asleep in the back The rogue
entered and took from Mr. H. s pocket 500 in bank
bills, together with check for 800. The thief then
passed from the room to he basement ard in doing
Mr.. Mngarey awose from his seep and hearing the
sound OF footsteps down stairs he went ascer
tain who it when he the thief who on seeing
Mr. Magorey endeavored to make his escape; but Mr. NJ
gave an alarm and pursued him until the police officer
above named secured his arrest The money was re.
covered and in addition found the person Of the
thief gold watch and chain, and pin attached sup
posed to be stolen property, for which owner Is
wanted The bold rascal was conveyed before Justice
Stuart, who committed him to prison for trial.
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under the banner Of Christ have done my duty In
Italy, In Britain in America and everywhere and always
then the plot WI.
tf Not the French Canadians, but the Irish Catholics
IL ssS hs nS snd ss mot in
priesthood and this clearly proved In Can ada by the
riah Catholics am not here to speak against the Irish
who dsspproved Of such infamous proceedings but
speak against their pliests like the one who preached
in st. Psrick's Church in Quebec, after my arst lee
tnre who said In Q Jesuitioal and ironical way
that the good Catholics should not violence against
me wnen delivered my second lecture. Pacards were
posted ny the priests On the walls advising the
catholic Irish not to interfere with Remember this
was done but half an hour before my lecture while the
% esss Sas ous Z. ., IT. to the read:
Catholic priests placed themselves at the door of the
church. anxious to prevent bloodshed they could have
stopped by their influence those blind and ignorant
masses the unfortunate calamity. The Protesant in
the church and the Scotch Sergeant fought bravely
while while the policemen were witnessing these at
were papists or Austrians Laughter and applause |
When the Mayor ordered the troops to fire. he
satholc, do not believe him capable of committing
Ouch fearful butchery against peaceful congregation
ans henes OF those who were wounded called
As was goiug to my lodging wounded man rose from
the ground and offered me his hand he had done in
Irish priests of Canada.
VoIcE-ADd those Of the U. 9.
Continued he) answer to my enemies that. with
out freedom OF Speech there is no life. liberty,
no true religion but slavery and prisstcraft. We
must destroy popedom, for the sake of humanity.
All Italians pant for civil and religious freedom, which
will generate their country and the day is not far dis
tant when their most saDgune expectations will be
ized At which time we will send present his ho
ness the Pope of Rome to his beloved children of Ireland
and there build vatican for him.
The lecturer concluded by stating that he did not
ertan any hatred against his Irish assaants Canada
and he trusted that God would pardon them. Those
feelings entertained by his friend Pao who was
dangerously wounded, and whose recovery doubtful
and by Messrs Palmeri and Gallerat.
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Particulars OF the Accident near Waterford
NAMES OF THE INJURED.


NAMES OF THE INJURED.
ALBANY, June II, 1853
The accident at tho railway bridge north Of Waterford
yesterday caused by the breaking away Of the tres
sci work built to support the railway track over the
raviDe at that place. Tho work was of extraordinary
magnitude the bents being upwards Of forty feet
the surface Of the grouud Twelve of the bents had
raised to their places and at the time Of the disaster the
thirteenth in progress Of erection On the top of
these bents about dozen at work. while below
upwards of twenty engaged The motion caused by
the men in hosting heavy body started the other
bepts from their places when in instant the whole
structure fell with tremendous crash carrying down all
the workmen, and burying them In the ruins Fortu
hAtely, mono were killed. but many seriously in
jured
Thomas Larnsrd, engineer of the work. was one Of
these He has been delirous since though to-day he
little easier
Robert Whitaker of Glen Falls, en- axe attached
to the engineering CORPS had his legs terribly smashed
He must submit to amputaton and 1t is doubtful If he
survives.
George Pitt. of Cohoes, is hurt 60 badly that it is
thought he will die.
A man, whose We could not ascertain was taken
to Cohoes. He is badly injured, and his recovery is
doubtful.
Mr.. Springfield, of this city, is badly injured. His
head is cut ribs fractured and he has besides sustained
internal injuries that render his death almost certain
Charles Waters of this city, Is also badly injured but
nothing further has been heard from him to-day.
William Wilson, of Bath was badly hurt in the sde
No report from him to-day.