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St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-12
CA RRIAGES S.

MICHAEL McDERMoTT, Penn-
w sylvania Avenue, South Side, near
Sd street, opposite Gadsby's Hotel, has
on hand, and is now finishing, a large
assortment of RRIA S, of
superior style and finish, al Of his own
make, and warranted, which he sell low
for cash OF approved paper. Also, seve-
raj secondhand Carriages, which he viii
sell On reasonable terms. Repairing
done with dispatch and at low prices.
MICHAEL McDERMOTT.
April 28th-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-12

RY VIRTUE Of decree of the Cir
- cut Court Of Anne Arundel County,
sitting in Equity, the subscribers, as
Trustees, win offer at public sale, on the
Farm hereinafter described as " Halls
Creek Farm" on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day Of May next, at IL o'clock, NJ,
the following FARMS, being part of the
real estate of James Kent, late of Anne
Arundel deceased, viz: The celebrated
Farm called Halls Creek, lying in
Calvert county, about miles from Fair
Haven, containing about $50 acres of
land portion OF the land is in wood,
and the balance in high state of cult
vantion, being well adapted to the growth
of wheat, tobacco and corn. This is.one
- of the most productive
73s;.E Farms, in Maryland. The
Improvements consist of 9
:
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-12

fchasing largely at auction end fnl
cash, am prepared to sell e thsl3asSss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
Police Intelligence.

Anoher rictim 10 the Bah and Safe S,cindle-Mr. John
Black of Elizabeth City, North Carolina at present a
boarder at the st. Louis Hotel Chambers street,
vctmized say evening out Of $50 By the ball and
safe swnde appears that he met stranger in Hudson
street whom he asked where he could find ocksmith
he wished the lock Of his trunk repaired The stranger
about giving him the information when another stranger
stepped up and asked to be directed to the Crystal Pal
ace saying that he had very curious article which he
wished TO leave there for inspection. This article he
exhibited, and tproved to be patent safe He
opened and there appeared in full view piece Of blank
paper he then closed it and offered $500 that
paper was in it. Mr. Black had just $50 which he put up
against like amount put up by the patent safe
The money being placed in the hands the other stranger
The SAFE then reopened. but paper
being found in the two strangers vamosed and Mr. Black
turned his face towards the Fifth ward police station
where he stated his troubles 70 Lieut. Hp tchings who de-
spatched officer Webster to hunt up the rascas In the
of the evening he arrested young man named
Augustus Saxon whom Mr. Black identified as the stake
holder The prisoner taken before Justice Osborne
and Loeb ed for trial He says he is native Of New
burg, New York, twenty four years of age
Arrest for Stealing FrA girl about sixteen years Of
age named Julia irving Friday arrested by opt.
Brennan of the sixth ward police, charged with ssa
$780, from the store of f. W. Lasak No. 10 John street.
The accused confessed her guilt and held TO bail by
Justice Osborne in 81 900 TO answer Mr. Edward Irvine
of Sixty fifth street, Second avenue became her
bondsman.
4 Mock Audon Suindle. Peter Funks," in the
employ of Jesse Cady mock auctioneer in Broadway
ner of Cedar street were Friday arrested by officers
Mansfield and Campbell, charged with being concerned
with others defaudng Mr. John Rynearson, Of North
umterland county, ienn, AZ present ~ tne
Washington House, out Of so, by selling him a brass
watch which they represented to be gold twelve Jewels
and worth 500 The prisoners were taken before Justice
Osborne and held for examination
AttemTt at B,ug,ary-A man named Thomas Quinn was
caught Thursday night by officer Ravens, OF the Six
tenth ward while in the act Of attempting to effect an
entrance into the basement Of the residence Of Mr. Francis
Perkins Of No l5s West Twenty fourth street. he was
taken before Justice Stuart and committed to await
animation
Attacking an officer ,cih SlIlg Shot-A man named
Michael Gsryey was arrested late Friday night for
drawing slung shot sDy, and attempting TO strike
officer Gaushan, Of the sixth ward. with IL. He was
tai before Justice Osborn and committed prison for
tal in default Of bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
Later from Cuba.

By the arrival Of the United States steamship from
Havana, we have files Of journals from that city up
TO the 18th of October
The Diario de la Marina of the latter date copies
paragraph from another Journal denying that there
is any truth In Iu% mo OF new prat Ca expeditions
against those who were instrum entail in spreading
such rumors and thereby disturbing public conf.
dence and tranquility.
Ike same journal, in its issue the 9th has an ar
tcle headed Reply to the Article of the Times,
Uondon) of the 18th of August, on the question Of
Slavery in Cuba" We have read it over, and find
that, as in the general bombastc style that Journal
it means nothing, and is not intended to mean any
thing. The D,ario is convinced that the majority of
the English people do not participate in the senti
ments of the Times, and laments that the govern
ment did not take measures TO suppress the number
of that journal in which the article in question ap
pears,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

LIBEL SUITS IN CANADA.-Dugald q. McNab has
been sent jail for six months because he beled Judge
Malloch Libel prosecutions have been instituted again
the proprietors s the Chronicle and attempts to indict
for libel have been made against the editor of the
paper bill has been returned by the Quarter es
ons Grand Jury against Mr. James NOR Ferries, editor
and proprietor OF the Montreal Quite for that he
being person of wicked and depraved disposition, had
advertised and exposed for sale beasty obscene and i'm
with the design of coupng the morals Of the youth Of
both sexes in Canada Presentments have been made
against John Mcguire ESQ., Police Magistrate at Quebec
against all he,civc authorities and against the on
for not ndctrg Mr. Magure and as appears by ths
Bytown CARTE the close Of the asszes in the county
of Carlton, presentment for bellng Judge Armstrong
in Parliame has been made against George B. Lyon Esq
NJ. p P. Verify, we have come upon strange times
lpylsc Chronicle Oct IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

SHIPMENTS or OH AND BoNE.-A series of mis-
fortunes to have ended the in which ship
mens Of oil and bone have been made from the wch
Islands TO this port during the past Three have
been condemned at Tahiti put into Sydney 10 distress
repaired TO Pernambuco and sail from IL
the fifth Of the present tn wrecked on the
coast Of Brazil and yesterday had intelligence Of still
another at 1.-The Navigators Islands, In distress
These vessels were mostly, we presume, unseawor.
thy and unsafe, which satisfactorily accosnts for
the misortunes that have attended them. We should
think that the shippers would learn by the lessons
vAd experience to discretion In the
lection Of vessels for the transportation Of OIL and 81 least
endesvor to those that worby sod reliable
--iNec Brlfo~d S.oNdayd, Od. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST MAYOR PARK, OF

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST MAYOR PARK, OF Al.
CnY-ARRfST OF HIS ENTIRE PoiIcE-Jacob Pack,
a resident OF the Fourth ward Allegheny city appeared
before Aide Lewis Tuesday and made OATH charg
ing Mayor Park, and Messrs. Gasher, Long, Hastings
and Piles his police with consprmg together TO defeat
the ends Of justice by releasing from custody man
named NJ Clure who prisoner in the Tembs Of ALE.
gheny city charges of larceny snd passing counterfeit
money preferred against him by Pack from whom, it Is
alleged he MClure stole $780, Three Of the policemen
were arrested by officer Fox and held TO bail in 5000
appear the present term Of heCrmna Court for trial.
PaIk and Galaher win give bail today The parties
also charged with compromising felonies, by the
PRO ecut6r At present, know little of the merits Of
Ills prosecution further than that Mr. Pack Is citizen
Of res Iecabi,y and standing snd that prisoner named
Mcclure was time confined in the Allegheny watch
house and afterwards released.-Piltbtrg Despatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

On Thursday evening, October 20, by the Rev Isaac
Van Doren gra ndfather Of he bride. THOMAS MoRRRL
Eq Of this city, to Miss JunA A. lucHo eldest daughter
OF William Iucho Esq, late Of Lexington Kentucky
On Thursday October 90 At St. Peters, by the Rev f.
Hugan JAMES f. Redmond, D, Boston, to ELIZABETH MuR-
PIT, OF thls city.
On Wednesday, October ~ at st. Johns Church, Pres.
oott by the Rev Robert Raksy, Rector jazz PArTsa,
Eco bsrris.er st law q barrie Canada West TO NAnnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

MARIETTA eldest daughter Of Alfred Hooker ESQ., Of Pres
colt, Canada West.
On Thursday October 20 at New Britain, Conn., by the
Rev s Rockwell Mr.. L. L. CANT, of New London, Conn,
TO Miss ELLEN daughter Of Dea G. Cornwe OF the former
place,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
Telegraphic Marine Reports.


Arrived-Bark Parodi, Dow Muscat via Zanzibar July
o. and st Helena Sept TO- Oct 16 49, Ion 81 So
changed signals with the brig Panama.
Arrive at St Helena Sept s. ships Medora Lord from
Sumatra for Boston; Ophelia (of Boston) Mason from
Calcutta for London 4th Josiah Quincy Endcott from
Calcutta for Boston.
New ORLEANS, Oct Il.
Arriyed-Ship Serampore Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
Naval Intelligence.

sail in few days for the coast of Brazil ANY letters left
at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, will be duly forwarded
THE CORVETTE LEvANT TIE FRIGATE CUMBERLAND-The
latter the flag ship Of Com. Stringhams Mediterranean
squadron at Spexzia the 10Th ut The Corvette
eyant Commander Turner arrived there also on the 4th
pelles and the 18th she sailed for Constantnope All
were well these vessels at the dates above mentioned
HoyG KoyG CHINA July %, 1S53.-The American squas
dron still remaining at the Loo Choo Islands, on the
lst July The ship Susquehanna and the Saratoga
had visited the Bonin Islands 1t is supposed that Port
Lloyd will make very good depot for the north Pacific
steamers because some men belonging to the flag ship
and the visit of these vessels to have started quite
disposition to speculate in real estate in that remote
part the world The word BONN is Chinese and means
unnhabited and the entire group probably without
human inhabitant till within the last twenty years.
There are now about thirty inhabitants, mostly men
at various times by the whaers who have visited the
place. The squadron, composed of the flag ship Susque
hanna the Mississippi the Plymouth the Saratoga, and
the Supply expected to sail for Jeddo in the course
of the week Washington Iatelli9encer.
NAVY OFFICERS DETACHED, &c.-Boatswan Robert Whita
kerr detached from the Navy Yard at Boston, aud to take
passage in brig Banbrdge to board the fgate
Savannah in the Brazil squadron
Boatswain Thomas G. Bell ordered the Boston yard in
his stead.
Mdshipnen VIM p McCann James A. Greer, Austin
Pendergrast julius G. Heileman, and James Bruce de-
tached the gate Columbia and ordered to the Ma
val Academy at Annapolis to prepare for their fna ex
animation.
Lieut. Charles W. Pickering ordered TO the soop Of
Cyane Passed Mdshipman Samuel r Griffin, ordered to
the Cyane as acting master.
Passed Mdshipman Charles W. Ably detached from the
survey Bbb and has leave Of absence for
two months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

Movements OF Ocean Steamers.

~ All packages and letters intended for ne NEW YoRK
HKRAID should be sealed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

Nothing IA Of greater portsnce protection against
cholera than cleanliness and good supply fresh purs
air 1t b therefore. the duty q csptsaa 10 tAks III The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

means in their power Improve and keep up the health
and strength OF their crew who are placed under thsr
care and projection The particularly 70
oueste on the return of theh ships to Enguh ports -
see these instructions compiled with The forecasts
should be frequently cleanser ana the matches be opened
in fine weather freely to admis the fresh arr fns
forecastle should be whitewashed To sweeen he snip,
bleaching salt POWDER (caed also chloride OF meI
which very cheap, and may be got at any druggists,
should be mixed with water and poured down the pnmps
it should also be spnkled about the forecaste and the
cabins Keep the ship free possible from bgs
ter using the pumps daily for this purpose, because It
prevails most when ships very tight and open the
matches to purify the hold All the bedding should BE-
kept well dried and brought deck in fine weather, and
well aired
Marx this wsll!--the cholera is not contagious
one need be afraid of catching it, There is no danger In
waiting and nursing any one OF the crew who may un
fortunately be alta cEed.
The captains Of all vessels trading to the port Of Ham
burg reby informed that proper medicine ready
MAJ up for USE and with plain drec rs, can be pro-
cured at prime cost at all the ship brokers and agents
for English ships in Hamburg and they are hereby re-
quested to provide themselves with the in order to
afford all the protection to their which the circu
stances of the admit.
Signed by order Of The General Board Of Health of Eng
land HENRY AUSTIN, Secretary
October IL, l848.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

IMPORTANT TO NAvIGAToRs NEWARK BAY.
temporary change has been made in the Illuminating
apparatus of Passaic Lighthouse The particular atten
ton of all persons navigating the waters in its vicinity is
respectfully called to it. with request that they will
give their opinions of its comparative brancy with the
former light, to this Office. A. LUDLOW CASE.
Inspector of Lights, &c, Third Distric:.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

The following notice. relating to the removal Of buoys
of Cherbourg has been given BY the French
CHERBoURG-The forts the Eastern and Western
heads OF the breakwaer at Cherbourg having attained
sufficient height to render the buoys which indicated the
postC of the works under water of further servio
notice is hereby given that they will be removed after the
LIST day of November next.
Ships drawing ten feet water and should give the
low water edge of the breakwater berth of half cable
so - to clear the shelving part of its under water
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