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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-11-04
Rai roads steamboats,, and
EXPR T. S 5 T. S.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER 10,
~ 1888, Passenger Trains will run as follows :
Leave Boston at u A. VI. reaching burlington at
on, and Montreal at > ! p NJ, and Ogdensburgh
next noon in season for Steamers for Lewiston,
Niagara and Buffalo.
Leave Boston at ~ 90 W., New York at A. VI.
lodge at Montpelier Vt, and arrive ut Burlington
at 10 a. NJ, ,.ontrcal ut 2, and O5dcnsburgh at L
T.. VI.
Leave Rousc's Point at 30 \. NJ, and p. NJ, in
connection with trains leaving ogdcnsburgh at ~
A. NJ, and 2 p. NJ, and Montreal ut \. NJ. and r.
w.. arriving in Boston and New York THE SANE day
by the t A. NJ. train from Montrdal and the next
day from OgdcnS burgh.
For further information in relation to Passengers
and Freight, apply to OTIS klMBALL, los state
street. and the Ticket Ofre Scollny's Building, 1'
Court street, Boston, and at the Champlain and st
Lawrence Railroad Office, Montreal.
JAMES MOORE, Supt. V. c. r. Il.
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AsrEHANE \ VARIETY OF THESE VERY
w conycuicnta rticlc>. with and without the cush-
ion Every lady should have one.
Ii. V. HORTON co.
June 80. dSwu
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y /, have large assortment OF beautiful
IL Willow 3 lskrl> OF every size aud description,
in and embroidered at
lunt | law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
YELLOW FgyrR AND Gasg> FILTH.

The coudiG,n Of The great mass OF the narrower
streets running from BrosdEay 70 the rivers aud P4ra
lei to IT, is calculated 10 breed the ye)s fever The
sutters are stopped up and creamy gh green stag
psnt natter that Ooks Ike vomit seasoned Win goers
Of rotten neat CfeKds Of men, women and children
oftte poorer sort. not few sicky sud sillow we're
STING a. their doors yesterday, appearing unconcous
o. The concs enation of pe.entia stDks that Pernea-
t,d The air. and made blood heat smell Ike a dead
herse on prairie
Tor Appearing the authorities 70 remedy this, we
sLoud a. soon appeal 70 the Inmsres of tbe TJmDs,
Auburn. OF Sbg sing The Grad Jury has truly pro-
pounc.d them deaf 10 remembrance aud nsensi0le
40 shane" If the present heats and present stnSs
,ontinue We must expect the yelo fever scourse
which the Nes.Orlears press says greatly aggravated
by the cttd condition Of the streets of that city
We cannot conceive Of higher premium laid on
pesrlence than the unutterably beasty stae Of 'he
great mass OF our streets Ram alone save US from
pesnltnce.
The sudden deaths are all attributed to bea,. We
u INK the tnk Of the city have much 70 d. with such
mortality TIE Jugs and skin are 'urcharsed wI'h im-
pure matter aud do not perform their functions proper
H. spd that viii under the additional stress of bot,
weather, produce deaih.
Cannot We have public meeting and Committee
Of Public Safety appointed TO have The streets cleaned
II the yellow fever 70 come. thar would be ne,
fr he faitLle.s authorities would longer be lef in
real actin In all times when public safety demaDdsit
extraordinary covers have been delegsed. In ancieot
Rome The Dictator appointed, lest the Reoabhc
should sustain any drtriment" We s~e every rea-on
itr ,1temporzTg Health Government Of this city,
a. We desire neither pestilence nOr Jnch-la~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

Tia 20 be sWiIdled every time you cal
carrisa, IA .-- sIt,s Of our City, you probibly knoS
art sdy by sorroaiul xTeieuce bu1 Aor nHe yol are
10 be sWr1td you guess beforehand, Ani this
makes tie sEuding process unnecessarily yexatOus.
You .sIt f,r AlbsD, or Bosom Eth Just money enough
to tske You there aud are brought up By charge OF
u. CT two dollar. for twenty minutes of carnage
il tskrs your fsmly the depot or ,be boat aud
ttertb, lued AID annoy ed throoss journey By
tre vsur Of molty as essential! stolen from yln
Il eusn your pocket bad been picked You esnacS sop
10 band, woids with he robber You do 10: wish Jour
Children 10 hear TIE Of language Waich Is natural
70 him on such occasions :, YOU hard over what he
axis sld on, While your children probably g hungry
fr sanr OF tie luncheon which TIA, rl2s,iy pre-
vented !ouI tuy ~
You nsy lire slmost any carriage n a irery stable
sid receive coed treatment throughout paying
tran tie legal tEd proper fare bGt sc never YET, il
q course Of ,Feuy years experience, Hired cab Of
stand or took Gle 81 boat or P05 in city TIA,
eztre TOO compelled either resi.. submit 70 an
.xorlitsut fare. Generally, one person calling a.
.,aL6 ard waiting carrsce 10 taxi Rim drectly 70
beat or station not bafs nile of has been charged half
dollar sud Pas paid il though every tody Knows that is
more than lcss faIe. The last tine took CAB BE-
fore cur flee fsr the Hudson River Dep6. IN Canal s.
We were charged for one person and baggage %
cents which is st least twice whst the law allows And
sfev %, since getting into coach the Astor House
70 be t.Len in common with halls dozen others to the
Erie Railroad Depot "a short hAlmile for which TIE
der such circumstances has beel 2 cents each
for so long as We car remember, We were each re
CURED to pay SO cents or az least SCI in all for
twenty minutes work These are ordinary eases-the
instances of hasran robbery and abuse are quite differ
ent from these.
What is the remedy Here are tEo classes deeply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

ured by this ertOron those who ride and the a. Sno
carry We rarely think Of walking in Boston. for v
krov the charge for ride from any part 70 any part %
.lat CITY il - cents. and asked any ulore
Lven in Washington City where robbery Is the order -"
tie day We have rarrly been asked than the gu
ar fare-25 ctn,s-fcr ride not eyce-1ng mile
Here take a carriage just Vhenws eau't help doin9
80 because prefer going s-ioot q feeling that We
have been grossly imposed uPoa-
We are no; cure that the Common Council could
N. I'd be matter by ebectiDg or nrE penal
ri.s We have more law nov than Ee can &c, the
bentf Of and zee 10 rea,cn 70 believe that an eHtor
TONER sho now skt. bis legal fare YOU'D hesitate
70 tske 81 be could gr if the legal we're reduced
To rerdei law. Of any use there ms, b. c.mP,!us Of
ofr1ders and 10 robbed in carriagehre rarely
or Deyer complsn We shrink from exposing our
selves he rrsentn-n, Of men 60 desperate and IRE
,,cn.ibe - most Of these pubic-srand caDmen are.
VIA, then can BE- dooey Lit the Common COln-
eli abolish oil lees rates Of carrsge-hlre if 1t sees mr.
tut .tscr and enforce in.'ead regulation requiring
every carr'see Ls' plies for passengers 70 haze panied
c,u,piruousiy both sides that they may De r-id
scrss the Eides the rate il charges per mue
s1d Der hour for one for two ard for each additions,
rss..ueer-such rate to include fifty pounds Of bag
ser to each each passenger TO he ega
IS protected walking away Etbou' paying any fhing ~
care Of an attempted overcbarge. Let eic1 carriage
be required 70 have panied inside rude m'p or pan
Of orr CRY sbozirG JUST how far in every direction
from It's usual stand is me-ssO from the Sc ersl City
66r6 snd steamboar lsndiDgs 1.-THE c.rrisgs-oFo
choose. 10 tpulae for higher rate between midnight
and sunrise or stormy weather that also should BE- ex
pressed psiny and clearly On the outside OF NJ car
isge a. the usual rates and then e! Us have an neHbe
Sc terence t. the law.
Gentlemen interested in public carriages will you
ndtsoerd to do something anything that Will secure TO
,he public the privilege Of riding with You without being
sRiudledl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

bis personal enemy, publisted several Of hs conhden'
til letters shern be revealed to bis crony that ne v.s
regularly selling himseE fr large sums 70 'cecu sprs
who wanted b. help in The HOuse-tbst be vas leavns
b, s vsc.ut ard travelling Ia the West Oh their Dlsi-
ne.s-ths' be 70 have - coo for one Joo and ne
could OK y get r'5ieot,f, would make large amount Of
u,ney u, trurn Of this exposure Wa not d-n-d nor
doubled ard get Mr Stanton u reelected u tue iace
Of it by about me average D-necrane ma 'ry II
does So n 10 that tae voters, the patty, % Uphold
ing and returning hm have made Themselves tue 3 =
couphc.s and partners OF biz guilt add sbsIae. Nay,
rore they have sds,rised TO The world that they care
Do,hiDg for the hagrant prostu'on Of othct II
ope Of their OIL Sort TIE di.h nofed oenciary We
feel ttst there Wing eon. uency IN the coautrJ
that you'd have reelected Member N tie face Of 20
bias ibs sel;-eX ,OsuIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

below two-hirds Of the pOpuisioa Of our city. We 81
pres,y mrutoned those .r"usd Un'oa- sqaare-'se
Clarendon G. smercy. UniOD-p'aec &c As aav'ng va
cant spsrn- SINE Of th'se arr nowse nierior 20
our best dou n own Hot,- and for faTies aDd all Ebo
love quer are drcid-cly Superior W,haTe some h'y n
s1iy good Hot,. ~ our CRY. and rh ErYTsss names
r1e four hch are sGs.s most croEded. aod oecAnse
these are full concludes rhst have no room We
sesin assure cur distant friends that hey may come
ierr il perfect coofdenc tbsi they XII ind 20 ID sOar
ments ard excellent fare-prob.by a. some Of or
frsr-class Hotels. but certainly at oubi c Boarding
Houses so kept as 10 saiisfy he most iasudlous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

Tie puuber of sudden deaths in this terribly hot
ueaher should suggest 10 all EMPLOYERS Of lsoorers.
biiek s,ers m,son- aid other. who Eork 10 the sua
rbe dury OF spbr-vis'ng or stopping labsr m.st~r-
mason on Frdsy broke of WORK for f ur hundred men
at noon paying them full DAYS wages. We cannot
expect al TO be so lbersl bu' IL do expect every
DE Ia lave con.ids ration for the sous of od. Tse
sudden deaths are nearly al OF Ilsnnrn. una'cima'ed
would see n fierce beats the Thermometer little
above 100 10 the shade and lar sb0ve II 10 the san.
Ply the poor lsbOFer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
LATEST NEWS b. TELEGRAPH.
>ost'rs 7es,ar. Qs,, cor. Of B'-e' a"4 fia"e',r "a
Affairs at the capital.

Affairs at the Capital.
sysc.sl DlI-aieA o iss y Ivteu~s
WASHINGTON. Aus. "a is9
Tie Cabinet Is snxiOusy eugas- "a N no. - "ia-on
he ti,l cry alleged ing isu ntriiercncs IN slavery
II tubs
us.tnx WAS held saturday FOR relief ?" he Neg
Orl ars sufferers Pr.-ent ere addressed letter IN
ci,s check for $50 aud banker Corcorsa cont Dated
$500. About $500 we're sabscub@d Co nnuit-es wers
appointed composed OF most eem-d cz -ns to 80
cit material sd. Speeches S-re made os Prof De Boz
AudJ NJ Carlisle, whioh we're t"uchingly eloquent.
judy. Nicholson ct TIE linton, 40 sb-, accomplished
AID bland gentleman II on WIT 10 Tennesses today
Via Nsp York.
nos : Brysnt. editor Of TIE LeuaetoH Missouri
Chronicle bitter snt B-uioniAn i appointed Msr.hsl fr
M,,,,uii Old pg"t fares badly "a the admoi'tr.ton
But friend OF his has been appointed m Missouri The
cid nan is ind snADt snc wiu grosl mex, winter
trlk McN,rhsny. PRINTER is appointed Naval Store.
ke.Ter AZ " sstiD.ton.
Gov Reed. Of Nor,h & roins T Batter King. senator
smith Gen QutuAn and Capt GIBBS a. tof inosrcsrsins
o.lrlri'yJ are here.
col Fuuey will become the Editor Of The N1t'o1s'
D,,o,rot gus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

The Buffalo E1pr,ss persists in lie story that the
Hotels Of our City full tina. hose who vis1 our
City in September and October Deed not exPect Hotel
odatioD We hsd stated truly that though the
downtown Hotel. generally full there's room Iospare
in tho.t up tovr-Vheh correspondent Of The ErPrs's
contradicts asserting tia. he had just then tried TO
make lcdgneRt 81 the St. Nicholas which was full,
a. we're the metropolitan, Aston and Irving Hence he
concludes that there is room in our uptown Hotels
Now the St. Nicholas is no more az uptown Hotel
ian Buffalo ia city Of the fngd zone II is located
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

Tie Cincinnati Enquirer takes ground against the
Name Law II ], sder Of column and g half Ia TIE
course Of l.. The Editor says:
While w. sre iii ce' ely and warmly in favor Of th4
T. prr.ncs RI n moral movement 10 Which hril
q ,I.ri Il mplished gr=a, d-al u good Nnf
VIII ouy n rate sphere, ~ re utterly op'ssed
Z, tie rev direction which - Oyerz- lJus and ia use
frercs are s'te1 Vrg 20 give It.
Ncw We have b,en reader Of Tie EAquirr during
ne twelve years and over Of is existence and We
canIot remember single Editorial in Ire columns
rLIeughout . tenn which took ground sincerely and
vsimly in favor Of the Temperance Reform as a
lnors move ment"-not ore Wi any reader Of Tae
TrIHre sy The same Of The Editorials Of tnis paper
pricr 70 the agitation for The Maine Law
Nj II II. Rob nso3. Editor il chef Of TIE En-
qH.re-you -. YOU sincerely in favor Of the lem
reIauce Reform - moral movement We have in
,tutd 10 inquiry this subject bus you have chosen
to throw your oEn feelings and action into the scale
sgainst The Maine Law. You are volunteer witness
sgs1sta ere AZ movement and claim the privilege OF
eros examination. We ASA, ,hen-Do yoH Mr. II.
Robinson. practically abstain froM Ell In-oxcating
Beverages Hyou DO, how long have you done so ?
Let hear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
sOuthern itcns

BALIIHl d. =, Anfust IT, I5H
The mail Of this evening brn.s Nrv % e'n' p>R-rs
ot he - snd s.i uit ADD IT tire TN I'D iat The
ta uuu ~ New Orleans, FOR the "-sk end
il Ga. 6th int lJg II ub,h BY ysuDE
tyr 1he spers 81 ihsf city sprtE de-ppn ngy 10
., y ri g. TIE pr,y4ilfg .idsD snd 10 not Anhcpss
suy at Tis oroTsase fatal effects Tor weeks 10
IN, N0,toit Hcyah Of Yesterday. 'svs We learn from
ey -sle ut' or,y INT h@ IT. arer AneZhsny ROY %
my NJ 81 place, Is destined 90 take Mr. Nsksr
,u Chr ers being o'hrr vessel Al tie ssryo- ~
tie Government this Tine which readily made
. aunII.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

Philadelphia is taking place the City PisPer
snd ysIous distinct goycrnmsn-s under one bead aud
COZ sohoariop I cket 10 hat effect been formed
V ind several # the principal lawyers leading the
movement In the year lcll similar Effort was mais
without success, The lawyers voting II down. Iney
hsye learned tetrer since. The public noE appears
RYE tor placing the whole city. Of some half million IN
tabira1ts. under one local government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

Our reports give about Two Hundred and IFenty
.uod des,As Jnng tie pact siG days il his cry and
environ. from be terrific heat Such terrible vi'-
its' il unparalleled IL the history u 'ai' CO my
Wt'sttrbu5e ;hls sc urge % 'evera causes fir'''
Heat; St coDd A cOboi tbrt, Pestlenia th'h Inc
thermometer was above 100 ~ tbe sbade almost every
ds, aid tie b,s' endured by ttos- fully exposed 70
TIE sun VS. OF, q ~ much =. li5 degrees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

FoRRiBrE.-The head Of the Rev MI Penny was ln'
.tsutly torn from bis body in tbs Worcester Railroad
murder
The avfuly manged state Of the dead was such that
they had Ia be wrapped up from public view
So states our reporter who Was present
Wien Rslsay Company can only make one track
the State should add another.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
y.tlav ReNer nj New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Wedne.tsy, Aug 10 1851
The number At draihs REPEATED IA tins ciy 'OSAy s1
~ 81 ~ ich 1875 from 'elos f~ver
NEWuRLEASs. 1hlrsasy, AuE, II, 1853
III de,'hs during the pa - p" ny our "4rs N'e' 40
IN, Or. aid ,ev.I Ehicn tao hundred we're from
yello~ fVr o,,v,>s s.,..,., Al,
TIE deaths yesterday ia th Cuy ron ts'e acre nearly
goo.
Ihe AiricAs advices received this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

men, VIXEN K. c. Miller W. f. Walker aod Mr.. rs...
MUDDY WeIe pui IN rOmiua'ion and To- shye psuin...
were ouy elected. NJ 4. G. thrle ADD rho- J,An.,,
veTe pL' nOuinsiion for DELEGATE g N. XXYTtIs
Co' grfss vh.u Mr.. Johnston declined sDJ NJ,
Gnihr.e Vas dulS naminH,d
I'm ;ion # NJ. Fiu@iy it vas resolved th,, u,
'lsiks he rendered 70 5h- Wyandsts Chiss
Ter the Use # their Couscd House and ott,r a.
idencs If their Kindness.
Oh n o,ion Of Mr. Oehler tie Convention a.Iio,-,.,
she ole
1lr edhOr Of The THdspsadenes No ysss,as,rfvb.,
Nas present. says that
l. p Ut 81 bum'rr- and ir'~lixsnc= the Cauv.,...
xss a w., r-.pr,tAb@ or- | cg-si de.non.,r,s,
10 fay.T Of IT, orsSn ti'n Of resrsriI Govsruu.-.
os.I Or. .iuar The t-gs4sisi IN n. "a
that pc, h. II, USE II r. pr-sen.tves farng !. 80
s,t a. uIgfe snc q M Cen X I'd rgt- TIA
fShc Ocean Th-re YER infe ligeni and -dlsA-d lr.
alsn TIE .utu snd m-u if0 a. n. Sa'-s al, 40
as.ed tbis sd Anew Whist Thy taking
.b.ut
F- N what We ~itrss-ed. and l,Asu@a rom o,A-~
scurt - hirk cat .iv. H. upiui N .lyNnc- h.t
~ r. N, traders sue d'su ,g-u's with io- risrS
lsE from any other qut ter Il 4 frtora Government
oD,e established. and tt-r &c uoA1 ill BE- soLA'
Tn. PREsiDEsct- he rJiiYrs in Michigan darins
thee warn oays and tax list tunes engaged IN
sr,cuh ing on the Rcxt Presirncy The Wolverines
tosst that they have 10 ni.hed candidate for tns "a
oct ev,ry heat they AyP"vd Tor the aimlssoo o
their state int" tue Ubr Danely htrrspn (nevefncr
of the North Western rrrritpgy) $50 All lstJ;
Bnpey in l>4O ~. Cas- l-i- (ani their democracy
would have snumna,ed IA 80. u tue! cng thfoggl
tl,ir delegates n Baltmorr.) AMI he NJ Ci,as.s
Ga:s,fs presents Pierc,s S-cretaly OF the iu,erar
b. beit Met land a. the canaiatc Of The Pcnusalar
Democracy for l,J6. - Gea Cass has Withdrawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

The next number # The fribEns tr EHspsGH CVrl-
lo,,o, viii be- Issued TO MORROW ORNlNG. At
O'Clock II all coufaiD al be Late Ne~s up 10 tae
time q gong 10 press. Single 60, es in wrappers
ready for siling. can ~ han 81 the esk. Price FIX
Gems The Niagara .al. flom Boston On Wednesday al
y.f.l LIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

Lucy Sone will lecture ON Slavery th's evening ID
Bratteboro', Vt. Our friends IN tha' p'""s@" GOV"
gill e,iov rare feas, of reason in listening e her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

The Nt,e-Hampshire Free Democracy viii bold Mass
Meeting at Marlborough Bridge the 2ith inst JOIN
p HaLr, AMOS Tuck and HENRY Wilson viii be among
,ha saaalars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

Asorura MYsrGsY-Ths second ofhe-' Of mo piDs.
otv.r sazA ~, rowed ashore a. 10 O'clock A. ~
on thursday .st on leaving his ship b AnDGqn. =. -
be -, nd r.,urn by o'clock in the evening Up -
lour on srdav no teings bad besn hesrdo: me n's-,
nan "A. name Is Christian Hansen, and he Is dssc'0's
a. about Is yeaIs Of age feet inches il h'is1
bu., and has DARK tanned complexion eA's nAs
sa-k eyes He VAS s'tired in black pant, |. Oi''A wv
Goa, and had on straw bal, with black rsP'A
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- CDhREspONDLNTs

- ,es esn Il snyuous CO 1uu1ics1n' HhNefet
~ undo irron q suthentc-ied ~ = ntn9 ~
sSrTs.s srsrIOf Decesssy for ps2aon % a. E1-
atfse q gooa arb.
". esnIs. undertake eted couaulau cations
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Kr,rrcKr-Tne psortie. for Congres. in the sew.

KEyrucKr-Tbe msjorties for Congress in the sew
eral Districts OF this sta'e are nearly as follows
rWhigs in SMALL CAPS Dems in hGtIcs
Dst L.. Ian Bosf over J.frsoH brora.-.....l'Oo
Dist IL 'BsN EDWARDS GrET 'y-r " DIrtf.lArSe
Dist III. -PAssLlI EvIsO Wig no 'ppoaent
DIST " June, ) CkrIsmla over I + BKAHLsTrs. D,
Dist v. CtEN.Nr = tIiLL over 'JImes " N5He-. los
Dst VI. Jha " En- over J,-,milh \ Pterce- l,rZ-
Dist VII VILLAS PRlsroN over ) EAg'I'h -l''o'
Dist VIII .Joh. T. B,ecSsuidys over LsTcHEe. so
Dist X..Lla>DlR NJ Cox over Jane, n h g. oOO
Dist n Ia h0rd Stgnt0s over Geo b Hodge 49,
Men ters Of the last House.
The " b aud Win, which have been throsn away
are the Two strongest Wing diet icts ia the state In
the Win three Wbis candidates started-tso OF them
anxious tor Convention, but the friends o. Dr. } >.
Pierce would run bim ally how aud soud have 40 Con-
yention; so tie Others gitbdres aud lie, DR. Pierce
carcn a tremendous hogeng He did not poll halt the
Wig ,ote In tse NlIItn (Ashland) District. Mr
Breckenridge is probably elected 0y imported votes
bur Cos Letcher uetd contest before such House
h. vii assemble bext December
Mr. Preston poD,d mOrr than party vote 10 the
Louisville District 50, thinh did Capt Cox IN the
Nth In tact strict party lines we're little recognized
IN mi. Election and IN half the Counties the returns
show Wing MAORI y on part Of the ticket and an adj
yre majority on the residue AMI sometimes the party
rolling majority in Congress had no candidate for
Legislature.
The new Legislature viii stand very nearly
Dam0
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MONDAY, AUGUST Is, 1853.

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Our special Correspondent gives fuller particulars
OF H.. dreadful catastrophe tht Providence aud Nor
ce,ter Railroad SEE other columns
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The Washington sailed on Saturday for Europe Don
Csderon de Ia Bsrcs late Spanish Minister and family
were among the passengers.
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Inter t>on ,,,x,ro ..d Texas

NtN-UFLtAss. v slnrs1lYI Anf " I'D
We favs receives YER o. luS ia I1s, AId
Cts az Mex o 70 the 2i-t ut
tie g. vermont have called upon the 'yernors Of
Sts,ee fer e, rr-cf eturTs If all Foreigners residing IN
M.1ico without hc-ns.s With view OF imposing n0g or
Inprs eBt up tre
Gsye,ton GATES l. tn 9Th inst, received Iheg cen
W, lew ,leetiou retur, bat nothing definite.
IT, cre Is were IN a PROMISING state .
Anioro adv,c. - re Oh iD-i tsts that The DEAN
Of G., neral n Tabe- q len AZ rep rice
sEWORLEANS. Thunsay A & H. lFJ
The sieAush Texas hn- arnV.i hers WITH sr< Crns
ia e. Of ih- sth ins, Among ths ps epg-fs ars Csp@
No d.oai with the d" G rcner Comm-sion."
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Dx,,.scr SALANANDER SyEs-GAYLER's fArESr.
pos,KT PArKok tie sole Manufse IN The nici Si
Safcs and y & 0ogFiSs upene rails D.
S be q s. and Locks combined IN The w0sd Depot
No ios pss one below Maiden lane oTery No y Jos
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Delegate 10 Democratic State Convention
ALBANY Co.-IV. james McQuade, Soft She'll
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tTbe Mortai,ty of Bo-isn-De.trucfive Fire.

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During fhe week -ndins ,.-c.y $50 Deans 90
curr IN th city Of Viii large proportion r-r- enS
oren DunIg yesterday sK p+r-on- 81 d from tn7 hs'e
A. /. Cutl.rs d. W st0r- ~. a l.dl>st So aan@s'.
b, fire ihis ming 20 - eNent - - 100 ls1f7n -
Lowell Prosid and New York