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TO RENT.

DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT g.
large story BRICK DWELLING House, e1niD
ing good Roous all - fine order vita hytran atsr
situated iuia SAID house Ia veil suited family
Boarding House 1t will be rented low 70 good tenant Poasion
s is "H'''-'''' Apply Topo CO. ~ la Cam, .,rp.,
NOR RENT-The fine lower Store, No 60 -
Alo large o. ICE s,toul ii
Aprly lle2l HAktflI a 90, u C'annon street
TsNO RENT-The very fine large Store No. n
street Ala, vs'y ino III
flor ArEiy p BAkELiI 90, 81 Common ,treef. uyl-
FENO RENT--The upper portion Of the ~;
Store 81 irayer o1t5Ins gJi ga IS and Iii
sleeping apartments will be rented low Iansi!s
nh!s A J. WRIGHT %.
FsvO LET 4 large Office, first floor, 81 q
n Common street Apply on the premises, to ~ FL
FgVO BE LET-A Store suitable for an N
n oHa~-rsat 74rg Hoier1t.' no. Is flank pare novl5 81
yENO RENT-Tbe Lower Floor Of No. 10 81
d Camp street. PalsroL ssysH iumgty,t.g, APt5 al
ao23 &C GoiERT 50, 10 lag sirs1C
PENO NT-1'he two-story and attic eS
Brk b'e'us Of 'iragr and Cfcu. e
noys pr. CARROLL, So Union Row, c,ranasst street,
hFFICE TO LET. Front Office, Second "a
- s'oy IS CamI sr,'! Pq.,eson given Ne Hrst Of "a
's'o RENT-With immediate possession a.
a aHs large BACK OFFICE up Common street, ",
Ip~s.ts NJ t7 Hotel hFf!y = EAHFiLAC co. 90
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.Isr b. YEgsGLs III pOhr nnr rLraRan

Pr M ,a.s ta,acn, rom Lr sa.ta-a Ms slrnn,ls
44=tisr cl y Req tts, WIN "taia' tEt "a % ie'f
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a=ss- II. E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
rms SIXTH DISTRICT COURT, MINIS
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UNDRIE5-
- NEW MAY BUTTER-l0 h-kinr and IA kszr ST r1sis.
STARCH 400 Foxs;
STAR CANDLE9--s0G baxssb reinbst hIsu8s.
LARn-Prim., a sbls. kegs,
HAMse0 mat Axtra Fancy Erzsr
DRIED Beef
STRAW PAPER-40O6 rsenls Ltudine:
ALE AVID ciDER-i0n Ibis. TkFior's sni vasss4's
100 Bsia Newark Cider.
l.4lsD I'LL % b4iA es7t lineihgsd brands
NIt!Skf-fos obs Frss4li'. atfre. nv
A d. A 40 aad ia lda Isvas
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ASUNDRIES--
~ CASTLE SuAP-IOn be1ss il .tcrs;
9hAAtAltNE--luo basfeis asserted hrEais
FOt 0IIUNG TEA-S00 half chests;
CLAREr-lg0' boxes, brands and oasI,t;es,
SARDTsES--l5 Ga half q quarter boxrs
MAGNOLIA EXTRA WHISkY-s obs in stcre:
PAPERSrav, WFapplrg Hardware, Cap Letter Eayelep.
| 1! $50
SULPHAIE GUININE-S5O0 ounces For sale t-
mya4 j. HART a Co. ~ Tcboani,o,.ss a,
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~ UEDRIES-
~ coFSAc bANDTN1rsti PoultrsT Brandy, in half pipes
aHd grtrter ard fl .ksl bonf; -
CkA.EF--i sses in auf1u
ETETSWET.- - canes;
SACTERN F. 800 ea.esi
DzNLIUHS5-Ons, ~ and i've x,lors:
GIG q RS-4n1Hrg NJ
RI Z WfiI-kY-i1 bhIs. Rnanakr. Fo- sale nv
APT "a 3. WOLFF, carnp=
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

Ns- The splendid swift running passenger
steamer JAMES ROBE ~ Carroll mater for ST
ana n'erhiedH aIanE THIS DAY at O'Clock NJ positively.
ls!l oGLESBY x MACAULAY, IS Tchoupitoulas ntrset
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- UNDRiES-
~ FltI WNel eases q t5z5- as1h) Howard, II --h
SiiElsEt - ersas u dozen sathl Rorno Pale Sh-ry;
,N = ~ % :. iJii Moron 1ss-l Z; cioa- con8gnne7t.
kSai TT-s-4l
pETJOHNS-0as tkrea I'd a~s- nIoas
LONDDV FURTER-.Gcssks;
CLAkET-l9f9 csses vagious brands. Fort als b.
G7y5f s. woLFF as Camp ss-se.
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afs- Consignees Of the following goods to or

Der per ship CALEDONIA BRANDER from
present their Bills OF fadng the Dis hagng Clerk on
oher"lso vii be stored at their risk
nond one box 10 rasea Liquors W mark Is
thds Lime J. H. ASHBRlDGE a CO. So ST. Chasa st. iolT
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sSUNDRIES-
~ BACON2G0 asks Hams Sides Shoulders in sght pks
ELuUh-lslt hhs. Extra and Sup rhine ST. Louis;
HAMS-3U trsd ta.g
CASTOR TiL-l0 bbls
BEEF 500 bis. Stare Prime
fORh-sgo ibis Mess. Prime, JuUls For. by
ioul..
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- UNDRIES-
~ VI 50 hsks Grape Leaf ptas sud quarts;
NlNJNtsAttE-A WHIshF--+0 bbis Winchester
PALE AND BROWN sHERRY-s0 ar Ike and 4 hnas.
CORD ALS-s1 case assorted;
IIGARS-46ait6 v4rioas hrauls;
DEM,JOHNS-l, >, and 5 q lions French;
BOTTLEs--l50 sToee Porter and Madeira or ~
AE.l 3 s. WOLFE. Cannss MT
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Tuesday Morning June 81 1853.
COTTON-There was IA better demand yesterday, which
resulted in sales of 1000 bales at steady prices
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- USDRlEs-Cargo of schooner Lavinia-
~ s. f3zs MAHOGANY;
3 io.s O. OAR.
1T * LfSFCMVITF;
IS htia. HONEY
-eh.ans JAMAICA RIM Ee7- Isrii-- ram rLr Ia
A. CbCf!2sS Cf, sfr.st.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

YStAN0S AND HARPS * uSTNEb, .ISg3S
MANUFACTURER OF FIANOS aSn HARRIS, Y b.StS
S9s Camp the Orphan y!gni, e.k
mic m Tie publ" that b vii continue il profession OF ~
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, fARf Ma-
al Instruments q the sfo.a sep9s "
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EsRANDY.-We have regular supplies of the
Ap celebrated brandy by pack se, vintage
oei-Gh lie 1875, l5. i.S7, is4s quart
tu.A Of
da EossrGE. sell rr'eers.
a-lsly :. III isr's,s:y-ll,,
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Nas- Ship CALEpoNIA BnANnEn, james Row:


tu muster FROM Philadelphia ing her cargo orosts The
Mm| Second sHet CoHalgDees will lunsr tie
their the Lrvce be-
ind j. u. ASIihRlrfE n At
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REMOVALS.
HOTELS AND BOARDING.
spAsS CHRIsIIAN HOTEL- Il ~ =

FASHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open ~
d ~ .s r+ssi az B..si.. ID y NJ "a
i.sf trnEU 81 FRErT
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HlLs-DlLS-
- 1870 bbfs. M. l LARnOIL
400 sila1l WINTER BLACHED WHALE OIL;
30a1 loss wiz TER BLsCHED SPERM OIL;
lhis LrNSEED OIL. b.. hid aud Raw.
S. bbs. MACHINERY OILf
$50 fts TASN Frs OIL, Hda l and .. For sale by
apH ] n. CARRIER co, IL Common strs .
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

I 'IsAMPAGNE-1 29 baskets Grape Leaf,
= - sint7 quarts:
80 ffHfi elpsa
AS YNlff---a ssaes. s5rss
MADFIEA MfNE-7a sfyhr 3 e4shA. A. r.
sfikF y y w.
pgMJ1HNs. essortsd'as-s
tIsAF2-t 90 vaFlaas hfaaas;
TnfTL.3i5' lss afafels B6tiss s.o b.
pyf' 81 Is. WOLFF, IS Cams street
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s tUNDRtEL-
-. IApsTRA-n qu.Fr casss sud oeaves various lsni;
CLAH-f-- IA soxss qalliias;
CTGst S-i0el51qs vii b siI id~j
5bls. OIL 70
ra-nt,
RA-l gaaebsa1s g. crofx o sale 70 close onsgDmenis;
AB4HNTHF-s8
FJAT T!1fE-s1 sassa, aus dorm each, London Doek.
nyiI 81 For eis BY 9. WOLFF, IS Camp
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AI. WE SAM has connected withtIs
areas c the last niae ysHs asag commenced viii h
iolbooA he established he
paty elasd gh hin m his d?sth and haa continue a; ha
With zutl
public atiuly the best line
'oli.t o. MA the u their patronage
been Iptnled fitting SALOON prcyiding
s!t .hv CHOICEST LQJ0ES that be pt5cuted SERVANTS
veil IL their 1ceui gaatios ave ben suPlo: Including
O. geok The LARl}ER sit Asays ss sEppled With tbs
CHOICEST FIST AND GAME and tlu oISI ES SERI Ell
EtiHslvz this 0rt expense
sill render hr Saloon woruy tie patronage bers
iaiios-rr Ur1ruir. mails II
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From the South.
THE BRITISH j

THE BRITISH ATTACK ON TRUXILLO-CAPT. ERICS-
S0N-BoNDS OF TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
COMPANY.
BALrMoRE March II, 1853
The New Orleans papers of Friday at hand. Those
Of Thursday still missing.
The True Delta publishes correspondence from Belize
Honduras, dated oath February, which confirms the
statement made in last Sundays New YORK HERALD that
the British steamer Devastation had taken possession
of the town Of Trux by force compelling the Governor
to give up the town, submit to a bombardment.
Capt Ericsson ectmed this afternoon before the vir
gina Legislature in explanation of the caorc engine
complimentary supper is to be given to him to-morro
night
The Maryland House of Delegates have passed to
grossment bill authorizing the bay police to enforce the
oyster law of the State.
The Virginia House of Delegates have passed the Senate
bill providing for the payment of the interest bonds
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company guaranteed
by the State. An amendment to forecose the mortgage
given by the company rejected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18
Affairs In Albany.

NEW YORK AND THE COMMON SCHOOL FUND-sENA-
TOR VANDERBILT AND HIS CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT-THE EMIGRATION BILL-NAvIGA-
TION, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, March II, 1858.
There is difficulty between the city and State relative
to the school tax. The Secretary of State writes Mr.
Fagg that he wanted sl2s 971 81 as the proportion
the $50 goo State tax for schools Mr. Flagg
replied there such funds hand as the su-
Pervor did Lot levy the tax In 1852 1t is proposed
that the legislature compel the city to impose suf
cient amont double the above sum for the current
year
MrVancebit occupied the Senate upon his sttution
alamendmers until near adjournment. His speech was
an able one, md was lister ed to by full Senate and
large AUDITORY He has the floor for to- morrow
Inc Dill IN reon to the Commits sioners Of fEmrration
when Senate yesterday restores the office Of
physician 70 ,narine Hospital Staten Island which
was abolished s5l. also increases the commuta
hon hity cenls aking it two dollars for every alien
passeng's ahq Mafrizes the appointment of commit
tee o. the to examine the accounts Of the
commissioner every Zee months, and pay occasional
Slhs there 20 'ns il he bill will also the House
lneIe % = .bp tpn, yrent here that the water has
"oiheu 10 "'J '"e- y dam OF ice at Castlet0n.
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In Brownsville dates we find few returns of news
' pans ss1 'S
at least for the present. and that his followers many IS
ing hs is hereor e re-
stored on the frontier.
An election has been held in Matamoros for the clec
ton of member to fill the seat in the State IegAare
vacated by the assassination of Runo Rodriguez Jose
Maria Valdez it is said unanimously elected aad
Dr. A. Lafon chosen to fill the place OF Deputado
Suplente, formerly held by Senior Valdez Both gentle.
landed for their energy and patriotism.
The Postmaster General has ordered three additional
weekly trips on the mail route between Brownsville and
Point Isabel and has allowed the contractor $685. ad
ditional pay.
citizens ofBrownsvile daily communication with Point
Isabel except on Sundays
| The :. Light House Board win authorize six third
class roI buoys for the bar at Brazos Santiago four for
the mouh Of the Rio Grande six for Aransas Pass and
six for PISS Cavao, which will be very important aid
| to navigation on the Texas coast
lettr from Washington city in the Brownsville Fdo
says:-A remonstrance from the merchants OF Browns
vile neation to the recent order to concentrate the
gef goods in transtu for Mexico in one warehouse
had reahed the honorable Secretary of the Treasury
througi Col Howard before my arrival here The order
appears not to have been in accordance with the views of
the de,artment and have been instructed by the Secre
| tary ID day to resume the former practice"
Mr. Corwin distinctly states that the department leaves
this question with the collector and merchants and that
the greatest possible facility in this respect should be
granted; having a. the time due regard to the
safety OF the Under this vew every merchant
who offer secure and suitable warehouse for the
storage OF the csss Of goods referred to- has right to
the storage Of his goods and enter into compe
hion with othes IN the general storage business.
The Flag saysof Matamoros:" We are pleased to
Affairs In this civ assuming aspect OF content and
quietuce not experienced before for Tina. Another
feature Of the order OF things notice with salts
faction, and tha is the unresraned friendly intercourse
between the citizens Of Brownsville and Matamoros
During the administration Of Gen. Avalos IL a rare
thing to Mexican officer in streets now, how
ever, we are reiiced to them daily interchanging
cvilities with officers and citizens Every exertion
appears to be manifested both BY Col Cruz and his com
nm nd vallo r.. rtU
Matamoros torestore and maintain good relations and
harmony not alone with their people but also with
their pcigLbots
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establish piers in Brooklyn relative 70 the expense
grading in nth the Light ward of Brooklyn. ~.
mr. y hosS eporea N favor Of amending the lien Law
Mr. SMITH reported 70 incorporate the United 'ate.
ngs Banks in the city Of New YoE and county Of XII ws
Mr. A. Hall reported to incorporate the Empire Pc u
Mr. D. GILMORE to amend thssct authorizing formation
OF railroad companes relative to Whitehall and Patts
Mr PATTERSON, in favor of raising the standard of edu
= Mr. w,DEKHD, BY bill, to Incorporate the New York
Corn Exchange.
Mr. CARPrsf to authoriz. the Pennsylvania Coal Conn
pany to construct a railroad.
MG HAsTISts reported In hvor of appropriation to
State. 'A' N''p''s1 ''A"'' against 'n'
Mr. AgnS, to incorporate !oiners, CauTkers and Ship
Brooklyn
Nj. 6DErr, by BILL to ssabsh free school in East
Mr.. CASE by blu, to authorize Baptist Union for the
education Of theological tudents.
Mr. j. RosE by bi reAtive to the New York deeyatscc
. THR ALcoNUcr OF TIR CANAL oFF1cHRs.
Mr. SHAW introducedthe following preamble and ress~
Whereas by por the committee of tho last L.sis
latare to examine The pre-
document ~ sn g also By the annual
an SS hs s s
e the Canal Department the legislature the day Of
presented INVOLVING tie proprety and legality the official
conduct OF state Officers in relation to the of
management of the sams.
Resolved That the several documents referred to Sc
leet committee Of Ave th power send for persons and
and with TO examine the propriety
and legality of the Official conduct State officers In the
several matters in whc they in said docu
ments and In any otheimatters pertaining official
duties and to report to his House the facts recon
mend and introduce seh in the judgment
sad committee shall b consistent with the duty of this
House to adopt in reatim thereto.
MEnCAL INQUIRY.
Ihs House, in Committee OF the Whole took up the bill
relative to the encouragement of medical inquiry and
jom ned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18
THE RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES IN ST.
PATRICKS CATHEDRAL

The great festival was observed by the Roman Catholic
clergy and laiy Of this city with much soenity and do
yotion Masses we're offered up in all the churches each
hour from early morning until ten O'Clock At hapast
ten pontihcal mass celebrated In st. Ptrcks o.
thedral, the Right Reverend Archbishop Hughes acting
as officiating High Priest. The church crowded in
every part with fashionable congregation long before
hat hour arrived The ineri of ths edacc rresea'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18
Opposition Telegraph II Nova Scotia Defeated.

HALIFAX, March II, 1853.
The attempt to obtain scharter from the Provincial
Parliament for opposition telegraph line from Halifax
to the boundary of New Brunswick, met with signal
failure to day. by vote of 81 to 18 The applicants for
the charter vainy endeavored to excite a prejudice
against the present telegraph company, of which the
Hon. Cunard is President the ground of its alleged
partiay to the NewYork Associated Press and the de-
cson may be regardd fair expression Of public sen
timent in favor Of t policy and justice of the existing
arrangement betweenthe Haax line and the Associated
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New ORLEANS, March 16 1853
Cotton has been steady to day, with sales amounting
l,OCO bales good miding is quoted at 9al 10c The
stock on hand at this port 3S4 600 bales Far sugar is
selling at 41Sc Bacon sides are at 71ac Whskey, 2lc
Rice, 42sc Freights firm, at ad. to Liverpool.
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Cincinnati Municipal Election.

CINCINNATI, March II, 1858.
THERE'S considerable excitement in this city the sub
ject of the approaching munpa election The Catholics
are taking active steps to division Of the school
funds and politics promise ina great measure to be lost
sight of.
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The Allegheny Valley Railroad.

FIFTsBtRG March II, 1893.
The ceremony of braking ground for the Allegheny
Valley Railroad took ,ace to-day, at Lawrencevle
Pttsburg The Mayo City Council, and large number
of citizens, were present. Mayor Riddle broke the
ground and made sane appropriate remarks, and was
followed by Governor Johnston in elaborate and in
terestng speech.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18

SANE OR INSANE, JUST AS HE PLEAsEs.-Yester-
day morning Judge Dickey took his scat to hear the
verdict of the jury in this The jurors stated
that they were unable to agree and that there was
not the least probability of their doing 80. 1t appear
ed from what was said, that about twelve O'Clock
Wednesday night the jury sent message to the
Judge stating that there was prospect Of their
agreeing on the verdict whereupon the judge order
cd their dismissal. The messenger, however, and
the jury too understood that they were to assemble
again yesterday morning to render their verdict.
Judge Dickey stated that he did not expect to find
them there, but since they had assembled and as it
was most desirableahat verdict should be render
ed, he would leave them for while longer trusting
that they would be able to agree. Upon which the
jury looked somewhat sold, and were again locked
up. During the dny the following verdict was re-
turned:-"The evidence has convinced the jury that
Seth Paines previous conduct has been the result of
partial insanity; but the charge of the court was
as TO his present state, they not convinced that
he is now insane and incapable Of managing his bu.
sness; and we the jury in this case, have found Mr.
Seth Paine sane from the commencement to the ter
mination Of the trial. Chicago Tribune, March IL.
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Fatal RailroaslAccldent.

SrRINrELD. March II, 1859.
About twelve o'clock to day as an elderly female,
named Sally Cotton, crossg the railroad track near
Northampton, she was and killed by the down
ward train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18
The Gardner Trial.

WASHINGTON, March II, 1858.
The Gardner umed this morning by
ing james Wright, whose examination occupied
nearly all day He gave his own history, with the time
and date Of his various occupations in Mexico since $780,
showing he at different periods stage driver stage
owner manager of menagerie and circus proprietor of
balloon ascensons and miner at three different mines
He said the paper published him and Togne and Syres
in the New York HERALD in September last was written
by Mr. May Of the prosecuting counsel to rebut the
statements contained in a speech by Robert Corwin
Dr. Mackie produced an official copy Of Disturnels
map attached to the first treaty Of peace with Mexico
with view Of stating the distances between several
places In Mexico, which objected to. 1t argued
and allowed.
The court then adjourned.
The increases in interest and Is likely to be pro.
traced At least ffy witnesses TO be examined
on the part OF the prosecution and large number for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18
Serious Accident.

3osroN, March II, 1858
This morning, as Benjamin Ioward and his son. of No.
y Central wharf, merchants riding into town. the
horse took fright and both gentlemen were thrown from
the carriage Mr. Howard Jr s said to be fatally in
jured, and his father is seriousl hurt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18
Intercstirv frOm DTexico.

BY AND WITH TlIE AD1uE AND CONSENT THE sEs TIE.
Samrel J. Bridge to We appraiser general of me-rlnn
disc, to be employed on She Pacific coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18

ACCIDENT ON THE UTICA AND SCHENECTADY
RAILRoAD.-As the ten o'clock passenger train from
Utica, was coming in this morning, near Swarts'
five miles west Of Schenectady, the train ran oTeI
COW on the track, which was thrown so a. 10 ~
the baggage car, and the hind wheels of the first pas
senger car were thrown off the tack; and in this po
sition the train passed over two bridges one OF
which was skeleton bridge only, but without en-
countering damage. The train ran thus some fifty
rods before IL was stopped by Mr. Geo. Cox, the en-
gineer who exhibited great courage and presence Of
mind. The passengers were brought to this city in
emigrant cars. No one hurt, and damage to cars
.hcLt-dbony .4tios. March IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18
Non-arrival or the Andes. &c.

BOSTON, March I7-l0 P. II.
The screw steamship Ande-now over fifteen days out
from Liverpool for New Yor via this port-has not vet
made her appearance.
The weather is csudy, witindicatons Of rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18

N0n-Arliva. OF the Canada.
HALIFAX, March 49, A. NJ.
There ia no appearance6 the Canada up to this hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18

Death Of Hx-Governor johnson, o( Louisiana
NKw ORIxASs, March 10, 1883
n Governor Isaac johnson died suddenly on Tuesday
! n'ght ~ The vota, lnh Wn.cl IN t,,i. c,,u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18
AppoIntmcnt by the Ttesident

1t is said that the consulship OF the Sndwi Islands
Who will get it?
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