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, 1853-11-19
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of sd-
IN minisiraiion have been granted to tie un-
dersiHned on the estate Of Nelson Barnes, JT, de-
ceased, by the Probate Court Of ThurslOn county
w. T.. bearing date the l4th day Of Novembef'
1853. An persons having claims against SAID
estate arc requested to present the same os pay
ment within one year from the date Of said letters
andloI persons indebted, to said estate are reque'
CA. BARNES
Olympia Nov. l6, 1853. 4wlI
, 1853-11-19

TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS Two
STEAMBOATS, BLOWN UP!-We learn from
the San Francisco Herald that two dreadful
accidents happened on the 18th ult. on the
San Joaquin river The steamer American
Eagle, Lound down, was blown up in a
place called the Three Sloughs, and nine
men killed and missing, besides several be-
ing badly injured. The Stockton, bound
up, exploded just above New York, at half
past o'clock in the evening, blowing out
the crown sheet of her boiler and the con-
necton pipe on the after end. The exPlo-
sion went up through the main cabin, tear
ing the after part away. A fireman was
killed Capt. Sharp slightly scalded and
thrown overheard, but saved Mr.. PeytOn,
of Stockton, and Mr.. VIM. e. Pease, oI
Mission San Jose, both badly Scalded; also
six others scslded.
, 1853-11-19

b@We learn that the ship ANsoN, Capt.
Wilson, bound for San Francisco with a
cargo ofsquare timber and piles, went ashore
just below Port Townsend duTing the night
Of the 9th insi. The vessel will prove a
total loss.
, 1853-11-19

ADAMS & Co, have our thanks for pa
pers per last steamer
, 1853-11-19
Editors Table

Under the weight Of four onions-weigh-
ing, the heaviest, one pound and ten ounces,
aud the lishte-t, one pound and quarter-
" our table" groans not unlike an overfed
Alderman. Our enterprising friend Capt.
c. II. HALE, will please accept an abund-
ant gratitude from hearts and aPpeiitcs that
have always proved equal to such emergen-
cics. CAPT. II. raised large crop on lhs
claim, one mile hom this place on the the
east side Of the bay, of which those now be-
fore us are a fair sample.
"Our table" is also indebted to Captain
GRANT, of the clipper yacht Franci
Ann," far a Gna v,nison ham.
, 1853-11-19

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Nov. 5th = Bark Brontes, Rand, Is days EUu
San Francisco.
, 1853-11-19

4wIf
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Theatrical and NIusicnl

BowEKY THEArRR-Monx B,hia tho celebrated giant
who has been performing for tine past fex days in the
tine" a. this popular ent is to take his beue
fit to night The pieces selected the Giant Of Pal
eetine, " Born to Good Luck and . Robert Macaire y
The e'formaDce Is novel one, and doubt will draw
q tull house.
BROADWAY THEATRE Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams
appear again this evening the Metropolitan
their performs nightly received with the utmost
pleasure. Uncle Pats Cabin" "Our Jemima" and
the Hsppy Man, are the pisces advertised for this
evening Several more pisces are in rehearsal.
NBLo's GARDEN -Au eers comic opera of the s.Crovn
Diamonds Is to be produced this evening at Niblo
with Nine Anna Tbillon the pleasing and fascinating
vocalist. caring C2tariba," and Mr. Hudson as
Den HsnIique de Sandoval" supported by full and
efficient cboI US and orchestra.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Ths manager and proprietor Of
this very puiar theatre. Sir A. a. Purdy ia to take
benefit this evening The popua ity Of the beneficiary
c8tsrer for public is sufc guarantee
for crosdsd house, independent of the great
tons offered. Child Gu il the Woods - Broken
Sword "F.Ity ano Fifty" and the Factory Girls"
are the pieces provided
AMERICAN MUSEUM. The bill OF amusement provided
for this afternoon aud evening at the Museum com
prizes the pleasing exerces OF Donsts troupe of Act
g Monkeys, Dog. and Coats and negro DELEGATIONS BY
WINES Sere paders.
FnAScoyI's HpPoDRoME Another highly entertaining
selecu of equestrian ars offered for this after
and evening" by the proprie of this
pa roDzed estab liAhmeDt.
CHRIs1Ys OPERA HOUSE -Christy's Minstres, whose
cation, announce another excellent programme tor this
evening.
WooD's MINSTREL HALL-Wo9d's very talented ard
highly popular company II negro deineators nee
an attractive programme for this evening.
BUCKILY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE This establi al
sDd deserve liberal patronage. good programme for
to night.
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Died.


Or Wednesday evening July TO- PAULINE VIRGINIA Az
Gus1A. eldest child u JOHN and Mary Jane aornuDg
aged years MOI the ana Is lays. ,
The elltves and ffienas OF the fannie. also the mem.
beers Of Manhattan Chapter No A. o or q A. ana Aiphs
Chapter No U. ID. Of respectfully Invited to At
teId tie funeral this afternoon O'Clock froc the
ftfdsnce Of her parents No l22 Nerfok street..
On II unday, July ID. Mr.. CHRISTOPHER SAGEuoRS ma
tive q GermsDy aged 30 years.
The relatives aid fends of the deceased are resosct
fully inved 10 at END bis funesa tht afternoon two
o'cl ok. from No So Ncrtn Moore stree.
On THURSDAY, July a. SARAH ISABELLA nfi daughter
If Thomas and Sarah Blood, aged mohths aod 10
dsSs
The fen5s srd relatives Ct he family requested TO
stetd the funeral from {he residence OF her PARENTS
Fest Eff tbiId st,eet this at ernoon at O'Clock
On Thursosy July IA MARIE LOUIE daugnte Of julius
Creyer and Josephine leloDg, hi vile aged years. and
~ dsys.
The fiende Of the family, aud the members Of Island
City I0dga No 331 of O. f., respectfully iavt-
cd 70 stre1d her uIera from No 178 Duane street. this
Afternoon. three O'Clock without further invitation
issermtrt
on IhurfTay July H. Of consumption, JAMES BaSprY,
skf6 As Years
The friends Of the family requested to ateps toe
fugf.1 th afternoon, at three clock, from his late
tesiof1cs 20 10 Forryth street.
On I.r sdsy, Juy IA, RoBERr JoNss, aged 40 years.
tive OF Lsrnarvun North Wales
His relatives aod frierds invited TO attend his IN
neral from his late residence, No. s Pesr street. this
afternoon, ~ tNv O'Clock.
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Police Intelligence

A Charge Of False Praepces Officer Sweeney, of the
lower police. yesterday arrived in town from Utica.
baviDg in ha custody t~0 men named Aaron Kern
ard harris Cohen. whom the officer arrested q
warrept, wherein they stand charged with obtaining
dry goods to the amount of 81 500 from the firm of
ord Brown, dry goods chants, doing business at
No. So Cedar street under alleged false pretences
1t appears, by the affidavit of Mr. Lord, that in the
month of April last passed the accused parties to OBJ
tain credit represented that they doing I'd aud
prosperous busDers at Utica and perfectly solvent
and apSDsible for all that they contrac ed for
that no judgments existed against them; and that
their property unepcumbtred Upon these
pressr tstion Mr. Lord, rely ing upon them true sold
and delivered TO Kern Cohen Dry goods the amount
Of 81 BIB. on credit all of Ehicn to 90 paid
before the 10Th October following Tbs rst payment
the bill due he 18th July but has been paid
teDs made BY the accused parties tor the purpose of OBJ
taiSirg = credit false and untrue that the time
of making such representations the defendants were
deeply involved liz debt and IL solvent The accused
ties tai en- before Justice born who committed
nem 10 phi on for examination.
Detection and arrest Of Young Burglars - Bet meea
the hours of Fix and clock Wednesday eveuag
two yourg burglars each sbyut eighteen wears Of
b, two ladies' to enter the dwelling Of Gould
Hoyt Esq. No 80 West Seventeenth street by Of
owing the iron gratirg in front Of the ees and
forcing open, with hammer and chi-e the fcont base
Sixteen ward Police station, shen Sergeant Gu umiDg
and officer Walton repaired to the house. aud found that
The had scked IL from top to bottom aud laid
aside 10 be carried sway about $500 xoth OF silver aud
plated ware. They mmeda ely arrested the your man.
and found in their possession the tools BY in
taken before Justice Stuart and committed prison for
trial Ths family Of Mr. Hoyt nov st Nssport aud
their left In TIE OF Hr G. Giles Of No. "a
Rtade street, whose sOn slept in the house.
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From Washington City.

CONSULAR APPOINTMESrS-STRIKE AMONG THE
BRIcKLAYERs on THE CAPITOL, Ere.
WARRINGTON, July IA 1858
The following consular appointments
nourced -
Lima-J Caleb Smith OF California.
Perns -Wlliism L,ey OF Uuio
St. johns T. R-John Parsons, OF Florida.
Aatsnzss-Ed ward Worfell Of Delaware.
Marse,les-Samusl Dinsuoor, Of New Hampshire
Giasgow-Phbp Heartt Of Nes YorE.
Genoa-E. Felix for.sti, of Ne. York.
E.ineur-F Wells OF Nes York.
IAith-James Mcdowell OF Ohin
Mannheim John Scherh, Of Ma -yland
St. Jsgo de Cuba-Stphen Cochran OF Pennsylvania.
Sumhtra Commercial Agent-Rossft Pucvis, Of
SumatxA.
Nineteen brckayers the capitol extension to day
refused continue vo unless pad txestyf We cents
per diem above their present wage, of 81 rs. The
change in the plan requires mach on besides the
val Of imperfect er4s and several hundred
will soon be employed
The contract for furnishing the Treasury Department
with stationery has been awarded 20 Messrs. Collins
Bovine Co Of New York.
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Governor Woods VaIedicto, v

Governor Wood Of Ohio having resigoed his Office was
TO leave Columbus the 18th inst for this city With
the intention Of taking the steamer Of the 20th
wal route for valparaiso He to be accom- Jauird
by Mrs. Wo D. Miss Mary Wood Mr. Geo B Msf sio a
lady III tber children. The Governor pre- TO
rays that duty nis family pIou pse1 MIA to mske
"saciGee Of 81 500 year, for consulsbip shca Ri
yield least $40 600 HIe Is the Governors farewell
To he EiettoTg IF the STATE eff Ohio -
Ny Iesif nation as chief magistrate. Is hled In the
Ce CT the Secretary OF stao TO take esct The 18th
instant.
Ia cissolyirg the ccal connection that exists between
us ctep sense OF gratitude prompts thus pubs sly
70 express rs acknowledgment Is 70 the people VI ONO
Eve years in this state the repeated evjsnces of friend
Zip have recsvpd, end 20 ulequivocely conferred
render Ohio and her people very and dear to my
heart
bsve BEEN in the service Of the State in re. pom b'e
post nF for quarter Of q century nov retire ON
it. but leave the State goyecn1 highly prosperous In
al its various Departments
shaI be succeeded in Office By gentleman OF tlents
of executive experience and vel kno yn 20 the untry
ard evils result 20 the public nv resio
leave Ohio for far distant land and si,b the des D
est sorrow but duty to my family requires the saor
shall ever feel TIE most lively interest the welfare of
our State and in the prosperity and mess of her
people. Sht uld Providence crafty me- my wishes to
return at future time shall meet every c tizen
with tue friendship, and leave them with sincere
regret.
leave the fullest confidence that those Who shan
Hereafter direct Jour councils will be actuaed by "a
irod.m and .i CON- and most srdently hope tbst high
Heaven r. -7~er on tie people OF the STATE the
bid you ss fr Tomato fare well.
REUBEN WOOD,
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On Wsrefdsy evening July H. by tie Rev s A Corey.
Mr. GEORGE KAss to Mss JULIA MCKINNEY b,th Of this
city,
IL this city. OF Thusday, July IA by the Rev Thonas
H. Sk'bDer Jr Mr. CORNELIUS BARRows Mss ALMIBA
Ellis PARNESTER, all Of Pawtuckst Rhode I.snd
o. THU day, Jolly Ia At st. Peters Church by the
Rev Mr. Qntn, EDWARD v. FAReIs 10 MARY c.. daughter
Of the late Ed yard Moiopy.
Or Tue dsy July H. at ST Pauls Chapel by the Rev.
EcmuDo Embury, ANTHONY HAIsEY 10 AsSIs ~ daughter
81 George 81 ooss Esq
On Tuesday July IL at 81. PETERS Church. Chslsea
by TIE Rev. Mr. Beach FREDERIC c. COOPER TO CLARA
daughter Of Malcolm hcGrsgor 81. of this city.
H. Rochester, sunday July TO- the Rev. Me- Mar
cu' sky. Mr.. HENRY LowEssrTIs to Miss ANNA MoRELr
all OF Rochester
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HIRIfIHE IHTRLLIaEAsE.


CLEARED.
Ships-Wm Savage, Post. Baltimore, 81 Il Taylor; vii.
liam, Berry, Bonsloe J W Ewsll Co; Lady franklin,
BaIks-Jaspsr, Bennett Charleston' Durham Dlmou;
Nspolson lNorv), Dannsvis, 81 John NB, Schmidt
su Sss sosns hd.s. cc.y Rum Key. E@s
Bsigs-Juna EArey Arsy, Bangor, B 2 Back Co; War
Douglas Piciou, J whitney Co. w
Beat fort, Newborn Davis Holmes; sarah Bluen. Hor
ton Gal eson Dollner Potter; oeons (Br), Cos st
NIB a srs hs' ss"
Globe Camerden, Washington, Fl Mathews; Elm City,
Frisby Ns~ Haven, master; Surf, Mailman, Ponce, W
soop-Catherins Maria, Webb. wareham, Dayton &
steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia, W Thomp
son.
Steamship Victoria Black Cuba, and days from
CT areston, to Freeman & Rawdon
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Richmond, &c, to Lud
lam Peasants.
Bark lawrence (Begl Beers, Antwerp 81 days with
Bark Claus Thomson (No,w) Thorsen, Newcastle, E,
70 days, to the Brooklyn Gas Company. -
Bark Cicela (of Thomsston), Iugraham Neuvitas, IL
cay.. to Matthews FpDegaD Fox.
BARK Ns1srsle (of Bosson) pendleton, cardenas, Il
bark John Bid (oi Rocklsnd), Bird sagua la Grande
IL days, to NesDith Il Sons.
Brig Susan tof Bstmors). Boyce Mavaguez, PR, Juas
Brig amethyst Tobsy, Sullivan, Me- 10 days, to Brett
VOse Il Co.
Brig Relief Brown, Cherryfeld 10 days. to Brett vose
Co
Brig Hudson, Sawyer Calais. IA days to master.
Schr Wlea,h. VAss, Cherryfeld, 10 days.
scbr Maria Fleming, CurIan Wilmington, Del, days
Schr Ann Elizabeth. -, Baltimore, days.
Schr Wreath, Wass Columbia 10 days
schr Ellen Dufied, Hiia,d Portland Ct, ? days.
Schr Fl ederick Hail. Russell, Portland Cg, days.
Schr W Dixen. Doane Harwch 2 days.
Schr Ustra oga, Rstsl New Bedford days.
Soop Orient Cary Portlsud Ct, days
Soop Riend, Durfee, Providence days.
Soop Home. Smith, Pawtucket, day, for Albany.
Steamer Clark. Norris Hartford
Steamer Delaware, Sanford, Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Ship Java, Jackson, Glasgow, with passengers.
SAILED.
Br steamship Merlin. S. Thomas and Bermuda
Wind at Sunrise, S. meridian, SSE; sunset SSE-
IBY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELEGRAPH
The HIGHLANDS, July l4-Sundown.
The ship Jsva from Glasgow, is south of the High
lands. One OF the Parker Vein propeers is off Squsn
bound In The outward bound vessels have all gone to
sea.
Wind light from the South. Weather clear.
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PHILADELPHIA July "a ~ Reported by Keen h Tiy,or-
First Boord.-s250 Lshi III Mott e. 1tis 7o0 City RI
6's. 'el, 105k 500 SchuJ lsil Nav 6s so 5256 500
Remington Sc, g. 100 shs Union Canal H., 100 Morris
canal each 2osS 100 Iof Island RR 175 so DO cssb
liz; 1t0 co. b5 Tx Jshgh Nav FAX 50 d. "a; s
Psbns RE- so; Ia Bank of Peona 12S Beoeen Boards
So go Pe1Da SIS, c&p cash 94h s 900 West Pbi!.-
delpha o. b6wr. o5k 100 shs Girard BSas I4X
Second Board $lo0 Perns 6's c&p. OAK is 90 cAs 81
100 Chse Dei Cana GO '5e e5. 900 %, 81 96R 2
shs Beaver Meadow RR, b5, 40; 100 Lona Island RR
Bark Of Pepns. 113; Is Northsrn Bank KENTUCKY iIo
10 Philadelphia Bank, Is, 1H. After Bocvd 50 sbs
Chester Valley nI b6. l5k; LOO scnuy kin NAY Pref S.
M Market duh
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.


Senate.
ALBANY, July H. 1853.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the Emig grant lsw
For the punishment Of assaults with deadly weapons
Consolidating the municipal governments of Brooklyn,
Williamsburg and Bushwick
Inoo1 pcratir the WestchesteI County Savings Bank
An act accepting jus-d c.ion certain piece Of
nd cedeS to New York by the Co1mon wealth of M.ssa
chusetts
Amepdipg the act for the more eecual prevention of
fires in New York city.
Also several local bills
Amending Revised Statutes relative the
ment OF taxes II Incorporated companies.
A discussion sprung up on thus bill, which
tnued till the hour for
Recess to 4 T. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TAxls IsCuAPoRAnD COMPANIES
The ILL before the Ssnate the relative to the
Of taxes ircorporated companies. After
debate the bill withdrawn.
Appropria'ng money III. canal fund. to be appro
pristeo {, the Erie Canal enlargement and the i'm
mens Of tbe Black River, Genssee Valley Csynga and
Seneca and the Crooked Lake Canals ano the Loeb
the Cham plain Canal Whitehall
Mr. WILLIAMS (wkix) asked to be excused from voting.
The Senate unanimously refused to him, and ne
voted sye
The bill passed by syea 90
App opriatirg money for the payment Of the Canal
debt, and for Other purposes Passed-Ayes 49, nay l.
(Nr. Babcock
Ayes A. psys 10 The vote considered.
The bill concerning appeals-passed
Amending the act exfmptsg homssseads from seizure
The amendment Dssts OF cong away VI The necessity
of q survey f the perty. and fling IN rela
tion ,be,eto previous to he purchase thereof.
AYrs-Me.srs Bartlett. Bristol COnger. Cooley Cornell
Kirby Morgan, Monroe, otis Tabor, Van seho0nhoven
EAYs-Mee,rs. Beekman, Huntington Plat Upham-4.
The pass age the bill equirog three ftas, aud put
sevepteeo having voted the vote was not recorded
Recess Till s O clock
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CoNc0RD, (Asss.) July IL ISo3
Death of tho Hon f. r. Gos~gas, Delegate from the T5'on
of Concord 10 the CONVENTIONAL Convention
Tho Hon Francis R Gourgas, delegate from this town
TO the Constitutional Convsntsn Of dA
here this morning. bot .esa 1: And O'Clock at the age
Of forty years. he native 81 wss.as neigh
boring town. but bad resided hare for almost twenty
years, and VAST very prominent man He represented
Concord in the State House of Representatives in lsal
AZ member Of the Senate 10 lsaS, and Of the tx
scuive Council in 1882 and was almost unani mously
chosen delegate the convention the 7h Of March
last He had al filed several lces, and in every
station bad proved himself highly competent man HIS
death viii prove heavy los. to his townsmsn Hs talents
we're good ard had he lived he would have performed
think prominent part the stage o. Massachusetts
politics He has left wife and three children in
emit crcumstaLces A.
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PHILADELPHIA, July Ia, 1853.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Magnetic
Telegraph Company between Washington and New York
was held In this city to day william swain Of this
sity. unaaimously elected Prssident Geo H. .r
Treasurer Joseph saIlsr Secretary and Amos Kendall
D. D. French Of Washington; Genus Bsroum, A s Absll
Of baltimore; NJ Candy, If Wilmington Richard N. Hoe,
George w Riggs, Of Nes York sad Johu ThorDy Of Phi
iadePhis directors quarterly mseting Of direct
as had been previously held, and dividend Of three PEI
eer. aesartd.
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DOmcAtlc Intelligence

A. B. Taylor has teen ele,ted Mayor of Memphis The
vote steod--Tsyior 423 Hickman 200, NJ. Esgau 119
There will be convention Of editors snd publishers of
Western New York. in Buffalo, Wednesday, th- 9th
day Of July inst, for the purpose OF transacng such
business as shall be deemed i'm portant.
Hon w Walker. the whg nominee for Governor of
alabama, in consequences of Ill health has declined to be
q candidate
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DIED WHILE DRESSING FOR BALL.-Miss Laura
Sbielda who resided Librty street went up 70 hsr
room on the evening Of Jolly 4th TO dress for ball
to be given at Union Hail. Broadway. When the gen
teUan came who to accompany her, she bad not
down stairs Her mothec called her, bat che did
not come, though neatly an hour pas led waiting for
bs At leogh her mother went 10 the door aud raped
but answer returned and she had locked the
door They then became alarmed and forced ths door,
when Laura vas found lying upon the foos nearly dress
ed for the ball and dead She appeared to be in perfect
health in the evening at tea She buried in the
dress they found her in Monday Cincinnati Gazette
hi
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LIQUOR LAW IN MASSAcHUSETTs.-The Boston
papers tell that there arrests for drupken
10 that city the 4h in It. than before
known Where were the informerss Possibly they
cleo keeping the glorious Fourth Eotwihs tandog the
existence Of the law should think the following
tract II ON old poem is yet remarkable for its
truth thar for any ether btauty-
Ma blehead is a rocky place,
Cape Cod 10 sandy
Charle.town was burnt by FIRE,
And Boston's the place for brandy.
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RE- See CoYrsspondence,

WI N"8CUfIvBpUnuence'
scuR RowRT GLovm from Rondout for Providence
~ Collins beach, has biIged, is full Of water aud
tcpbs Will 90 10 pieces Is the sea Ia making
cyDs breach over her The deckioad OF coal has
ta,Gd End taken 10 Newport
ecm BROKER, Of Bristol RI wston, was burnt TO the
waters esse with her cargo OF fruit ct Corn Leland
csssxps Msy 81. The captain and crew were ssle~p
dr "a awning % desk whsp they Awoks nearly suYcatsd
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The Yellow Fever Mt AUX Cnyes.

BOSTON July H. 1855.
Accounts from Aux Cages to he z7th ult stats that
the fever continued to rage there both shore
among the shipping in port Two brothers nsmsd
Rich of Truro Mass, died of it within day Of
M her
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From New BrunsyyIck.

Bosros July IA, 1853
By the steamer Admiral have st John, N. B.
papers Of July 10. The Observer says that Mr. Cram
visits Halifax to obtain information the Fishery
question.
The Nesc Bvunsccke quotes the article 10 the wash
ingtoa UNioW the fishing trouble styling it coz
cinatory and temperate.
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PrrrsBURc, July IL, 1853
The steamer Manchester, while lyiog at the Marine
Hospital mile boo~ this city, burned the ~sters
edge yesterday afternoon. The Ere was caused by
workman carelessly throwing mat;h do after light
ing segar. The boat was Owned BY Captain Bro~m.a
and George Reichnccker. She nearly new and cost
324 ooo Insured for SIS ooo in Delaware and Fire
nbs caRoa
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Schooner John AlpS ri Wrecked

BALTIMORE July "a 1863.
New Orleans papers Of Friday last are recsivei The
schooner John Albert from New York. with full c.rg,
of debentsre goods ashore Brszos Bar on the
81 ultmo The vessel total loss but the cargo
was saved in . damaged condi ton.
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Fire ut Dnnvlise. Pm.

PHILADELPHIA July "a 1853,
The new rolling mill, nearly completed at Dsngie Pa
BY the kontour Iron Company destroyed by are this
afternoon. Loss heavy.
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TeleGraphic Marine Reports

TeleGTaPh1C MAfno RopOrtS.
BuSroS, July ID
Airived-Bark Eutaw, Rotterdam; schrs Abbot Dover
eux, Aux Cages; seraph, Abaco.
ST. JOHN, NIB July IL.
Arrved-Ship Monmouth EYork; l1th, ship st Lons,
and bsIks Gilbert, and Slssm, do.
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Brig Vermont, which reported sid from Cardenss
for New York. has arr at Richmond
The sale of bark st Mary, which was to have taken
place at Panama LIST Inst, Was postponed to 7th.