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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
MISS WHEELER ACQUITTED.

BY dispatch received by Wu Abbee, Esq, from Mu
wsuk learn that the jury after being out tour hours
came .n Sunday morning nh verdict 81 Not 6s'y
hi result was anticipated and the verdict ssems %
meet Aiih the wishes Of the pubic generally ne evI'
dsIce certainly showed that the gr driven 70 aespe
ton by the ruin brought upon her by Lace whose
IN espng insult upon the girl ana in dessrng ner a,sF
her Character was blasted exhibited bin as totally De
80 lCieyehli Hll---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

KEHyE CEsTENNIAL CELEBRArIoy. The Centennial
Celebration Of the incorporation Of the neat town Of keenes
~ H. took place Thursday May 20, 10 presence Of a.
large number Of spectators Of those hearty gatherings
that cluster about white tents and fields on such
pico US occasions The elements however were unpro
pious and to the festivities The tents OF whics
two had been erected accordingly abandoned -of
the Grafton was delivered in hs town hall AT noon p
ceson was formed under the ecort Of the Deluge an
Lion Fire Companies. Hon. Levi Chamberlain scted
Chief Msrshal An opening prayer was offered by So
DIR Bsrstow after which original hymn was read
Rev VIM. .. White, and sune by the ch0r. the Orso
was delivered by Hon. Joel Parker, d. ID, OF Cambnds'
native OF Keene His subj the Nature and lmRo
lance OF the Town Corporations Of ewEogland TIE
Grst settlements at Keene were made in 1854 and the
OF Corporation passed in May 1853 In the evening tns
as oyaI assembly the house OF the President OF B
dav Hon Thomas NJ Edwards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
corRr cALENpAR-THrs DAY.

ClncrIr CouR1-Psrt Nos 649 COL, li-j l,'jl l,J.
LISA ga3 Sell "a. 6f2, COS 10 672 Part Mos l.3l
llO2 5+to llCo ll62, ll63 l,l6i, llo l,lo'' iio''
l17I, ll72, 1l73!, Ll14 10 Hiss. 800,
Cosmos PIEAs-Part Nos 1908, LOIS, l05i' l,J--'
1904 IO25 O25 02s O30, lo3 1893 10 1857 Fal =
Nos PSI, 1889 TO 1872 lOi5 loi7 TO 1854 -, -,
SUrrHion CoUrT-Nos 72s 80. $40 -3l -, 49, ~ J.
SAL 202 Sc Sol 10 90 9l2 to g20 922 TO s3 The l4i
and Special Terms Of the month viii b continued 10 fI
dav 10th July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
HAVANA.

correspondent OF The Charleston Courier thus writes
from Havana, under the date of May -
II have heard report 10 the effect that our Captain.
General has received instructions from Madrid 70 consult
the propriety Of certain plan with the principal saVehod
ers which is 10 berate the negroes binding them 10 serve
an apprentice ship and by way OF compos9n TO allow the
Introduction Of emgrants from the Coast OF Africa This
r1an IL ssd has been proposed by the British Govern
oer' and by the way heard the affair related II is 10 be
forced upon the people here at any rate what truth there
il in th cannot say but ain certain that some Spanish
merchants here entertain an idea 20 bring blacks rom Al
RIGA ss emgrsus and serward do what they can with
Al Cardenas few days since, there was quite Sensa'
on created by extra guards being placed round the bar
racks 10 preyen the public from approaching the quar-
r the soldiers IL 4erwsrd trans2rel that search
hsd sken place upon the persons OF the soldiers wach re-
suited in the finding OF procalnatOLs from the Cuoans
concealed in their shoes and about other parts OF their
dress
Consul Ibe tibet carried OF upward OF $1,000 person
has been arrested on suspicion
rriyste order mas been received by the Government
here 10 take up all persons who cannot give satisfactory
account Of how they procure their living who may have
been in prison az former period for crime, and 70
hin tn of to JolO-or In English the SOolOo Islands
uoh Of Borneo The convenience or business Of this or
der will leave 10 those who are allowed 70 have opinions
u, decide II only the oissolue should be arrested sup
pose here would be more kicking than complaint but it IS
sa that some persons who now leading good lives
have put into prison preparatory 70 embarknenf
At the University there has been quite row. II ap-
pears that on the 18th Of May tie anniversary Of the land
M Al Cardenas that the Cuban celebrated the day by e
ting 90 crackers hurrahng for freedom sticking up pa
qunades, making speechss among themselves, 10 "n
D., laheo The Soaniard and played many other PrAnks
pfcuar &c youthful buoyancy Of spirit and the emoers o.
histtle lareup were famed few days after mo 9ge
W. - 81 I-,ver.ify-a man with large tamily-was
5.isced and bis situation given to SPaniard Iheina;
tc1 done to the fret worked upon theI .ynPsny ghel
hhsS IT, - Of the Young armyeaders arrest
p,ntsor. summoned before the Captain General
ard some three o. four dismissed To one he SAID g an
az 49, con have been collecting money for the CubaI
%"ste ' ~ sno;her an elderly French medical man, hI
bout 10 tiacb when the Gaul IN language more boil
hn Cnban- dare told him to stop that he had no
tbere 10 be insulted, and that he guilty Of dis
,;on he should be tried that he bad come there viii
az o.nv iction that be should be dismissed, &c
Nessrs Atwood s. Hutchings chair factory and Alex
ander 4 Gurnseys grst mill at Winchester n. H. wer
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SUPERIOR coURr-BeiOIs Judge BOswORrH.

To recover damages for alleged assault and battery
There was some difficulty between the parties as to ene
m.nt and plaintiff defendants 1.-The landlord store
in gard TO Woods ensued and finally 1t was said
hlow In defense il was said defendant requested plaintiff
TO leave and was justified in what he did Verdict for
defendant
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couRT OF COMMoN PLEAs-Befor. Judge Isc.AHAs.

To recover OF defendant, proprietor of Was Nervous
Andote dsmag. for alleged malpractice while attending
daughter of plaintiffs 1t said she affected with
epilepsy; defendant undertook to prescribe for her and
Recommended Wstis's Andoe, Offering to return the
money if it was not successful The medicine, said
bad the effect of throwing her into fits and her life was in
great jeopardy Verdict for plaintiff, SLIGO.
jeremiah Terwillger AIT. Charles II. Seaman.
To recover damages for alleged assault and battery,
amount laid at 81 600 Plaintiff says that while driving
horse and wagon through Murray st on 2ls February
last defendant struck him three blows with heavy
end of whip In ii said that defendant was
in MURRAY ST. with horse and wagon blocked up by other
wagons and could not stir that notwithstanding painf
S1 mn with his horse and cart and ordered defendant
oct out Of the way and called him g. of b. and at
mpied 10 strke him with iron chain and what defend
ant did was only in self defense The case is on.
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me0ical.

EXTRAORDINARY CURE of RHEUMATIC FL
H YER by HoLLowAYs PILLS IN Van Dismsn' Land-M.
ns nom violent rhs9HSnc oT upward Of two month";.
which had ente e'rvsd ssI o. tas use o. nSr nt
Hobart Town and BY them hen s9ad5ea hopeless
fs Which, they consented incredibly short Of
hoS S {Re Cs. c coS5sf Inc particulars ' Az
Sold by al endsrs medicine IN ne uaiied e N pot. ana
prncs drus the United States and BY Messr. d.
SANDS and by the proprietor No PA stand London
Il M. BUFFERS PATENT TRUSS and SUP
PORTER PADS for Hernia tupure| and Poapsus uer
falling womb osir to tier new I'D doei,ss ioIn. induce
otce No Vesy st. New-York female IN aeDdauce In
amt Tusssd at two weeks sse. -
If You don't want WHISPERS. Mustaches or Hair,
yon should not use my Onguent II you 90 my OnguHn VII
force the Beard gov strong and uxursnt IN sS weeks aud vail
Oourtry G GRAHAM No IS Ann all DrassAt' the
city and Siaiss
IMPORTANT to FEMALES-Mrs. L. BCRNES,
II Physician and Mdis No l McD5usst the cor
Auy. where she Be consulted and viii treat On az DIS
Ten vbc eSc ,o consult orc Of the opposite sex save in ex.
rccefy ste oer as tet,toioIe nesnabe
sSSeed eSfneSeed 5i.csse ~ ALE MID a. ADVISER
Il the q diseases euaI 70 ne sex Ms B mas sosoa 70
asSae hon The Tsn Medical ssoO boston where she
Rooms es Tloed toS hose Who Wis., t ios dsiHs
YuInbhSa ioetas TO lei. l1ouiIe as above.
I AIDES wishing to be confined privately can find ac
spo SeS iy ssds L. s g. OK y 81 is
YING.IN INSTITUTE. No. POI West 36th-st near
C b ~. BIS. -. a. s,ss6 ana d pI aSa %
ip where the b,H " medical core and 8us 81 oe ossi9Sva
Sc will daily VIII fesnis % be. ctce "a IRE tame 0-ns
visit them then homes
IOLANETTs BIT ERS-1his article is offered to
ths public Debiy Indigestion, Liver Compliant
seestte Dypepsa and Nevous a.ceiors eresy 1aeJ Ge
ehJ Pessns 10 the AID wholly vegetable n eI con Ca
fot sAeey IN. n hicks Co. No 2t Pesrl-s.
&ANDS SYRUP Of HOARHOUND aud YEGETA-
iofe iesey log Ceugls Cold "iop SCI, wholesale aud
ie,sl q us sANDS Mammoth DIug Store No n J,ass e;
FFHlRIl YEARS INFERENCE of an OLD
deal offs Nd
tcbd SOOTHING SYRUP fI children te.hnr viii give .nme-
dale rcdt rcpcet All riu the process OF teethnK
Easy ard h Fesstoy stfs d,seury and dar -.
lmmerfe euartfes axe SOLD az over Newt SID bv Z
RING o, J0r-s.. ard BgaGwsv, gISD < PGH-t ~
Counlerdst aEd ". CRrMBlE' NJ sic po-e - - ~
Pnce, betc w. @'0'''-'
A.o JOY ,sls above, CT LIS PTRKISss WILD CHERRY
bllIkhN FOR TIE cure 81 ard Ju.c complaint rrr
shr The, euicf re bod and give life IA aeisy
= shoe tttt'H. riico sly 81 q pint bott.es
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hoaier Cure.

A CARD-A Report of Two Hundred Interesting
"A Cssss htsttd with Water BY EDWARD FELLERER
n D., Resident Physician OF tie Orange Moanten Water
Care bsutuon h. furnhed charge applicant
10 Ieseid Order q. s. letter stamp AodssC G.
s1tLLhS BkOThER PTorreto OF the Orange Mountain Wa
soy yr,pee, New Jersey Nito ~ re han1ed
At q NJ. and Il A. of4srd6P ~ Dstsnee om Ess.Yok "a
nilts
k. shEW, Of Nev-York, earliest American Prao
nersr 81 Water Ces works the sobe
.'..e pa.n's duftff 'h SUMNER connection win
- ~ \A~f shLA Lsbeaos syn-S,, ISgnsy, n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

Al the Connecticut Editorial Convention, held at New.
Haven June representatives present from two
irr6s tf tie Newspapers Of the State They formed them
selves into Society TO be known as the "Connechcut
Newspaper Association choosing tie following gentlemen
a. ofceTs Pr, sdeut T. b. Cooke, OF waterbury Nies
Presidents Mnott Osborn. Of New Haven; VIM taxOn,
Hartford Core spending and Recording Secretary and
Treasurer thomas NJ Newson Of Derby: Executive Com
mittee, Alfred T. Burr. OF Hartford d. T. sykes OF 40
vieh James Babcook of New Haven. Some resolu
tious adopted relative to the puoucauon OF purely
PRIV mstters and resolved 10 charge me usual al
verifying rates for all such notices exceeding nVe INES m
length MAS declared nexpsdient to select any OF the
newspaper agencies as ther exclusive SCENTS IL was IN
called in Senuer or October subject 10 the call Of the
Executive c, mmitee The members OF the craft were
mort Hospitality treated BY their New haven brethren ana
from all accounts had an agreeable time OF 1t.
CoPpyR roR TgE WORLDS FAnR.-The steamer Lady
Esn on her Ia.t trip tbs port 4h inst brought down
mass Il native copper from The hinescta nine on me
Ontapsgon River the weight Of which 5o7o pounds IL
il en- route for the Wod- Fsir and q as fine pensh
-. - - t..s. g.-.. EzpscSs, J13e :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

Chief Justice Shaw long Of the bench Of the hassa
obnss.ts Supreme Court about 10 visit England. intend
ino !, he absent three four months lie over 10 years
Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONs-Before Recorder TiLLov Al
Ad PICK and DoVGHERTY

At the opening Of Court "Wednesday the following
tlemeD were in Grand Jurors James +. De Pey
ster foreman Thos. Alcott, Joseph Blackburn, John
M.ge. VIM. NJ Bromley Jas b. Cockroft Henry Early,
Rudolph Germer, Abraham Mage Isaac Is. Smith, Louis
Arrich Fredk johnson, Daniel Noonan, ID. l.. Orm,by,
VIM Parker j j. Remsen, JAS Reeve Geo Van Buskirk.
After the Grand Inquest were tmpsnneed the Recorder
delivered 10 them the usual charge
TIE ALDERMEN AND The AMENDED CHARTER.
At The opening Of the Court this morning discss.on
arose between AID Peck and DOhery and the Recorder
relative the right of Aldermen 10 sit Judges of the
Count Of Sessions since the passage OF the Amended Char
ter the Aldermen taking the ground that they we're now
demiyed Of their power Judges Recorder Ilou gave
sire the opinion If Il District Attorney THIS gentleman
shortly after appeared and stated 10 tie Court that in
Iteration Of the question arising, he lad examined author
lilies ard Was Of opinion that the Aldermen had the right
mitigation Of the County Canyassers that the Amended
Charter Lad passed He addressed the Court length and
quoted authorities in support OF his views.
AID Peck then descended from his seat and addressed
the Recorder stating that he had come prepared this
morning Lot 10 III the bench a. was well understood
by the vote Of the people in favor Of the Amended Charter
hat they dill not them THE Aldermen here but as
the Recorder lad pointed ont o. him law wherein is
form bis be would therefore submit but would ass to
DC excused nom acting The Recorder replied that be bad
No power To- excuse h,m Yhereupon Aid Peek took h
seat again upon the bench and the business OF the C0urt
preceded Aid DohertS took part IN the proceedings
bot remained silent
IrTAo OF GUtLrY-Thos Dunn, native Of Nova Scotia
90 years of age the bar and pleaded guilty
70 ilCcIle ut charging hun With having the evening
II he I'D OF Aprn ast company with others assaulted
Mcses Springer Of the Ninth Ward Police. with clubs,
knives ald other weapons and beat and wounded hin u
serious manner
MCCsuley mpleaded with him in the assault and battery
WIS placed on tIs ard convicted The two cOngic were
then sentenced to the States Prison ior years each
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feqal Notices.

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County Of P sWfyr ssS 8. cy az as'H.
eessed tn. with vouchers thereof 70 the Ves Der
Ss. iS T aS rs NARY SWIFT
TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
County p.ss ,,sereby gwen e a. Ps['on; s
dsess with vouchers .hse 70 the sahsebe,
2h between the Sd and ~ IN the CITY Of
the Nineteenth f sx q NIX lockwood
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
% GssH' ses s ss' Il. 5 iTfs @
vi" H. vo1I fn,s ss y ss Yl on srs he as.as
9 s sSsd5sS
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Office
1 ss e' TE6E h K' al Fiji s az.
BS.s' S S Yea fb SfT s JOHN HEfIISGEs
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
WHITE - q 3: G ) X ' s: NO
Dssd rD r0'i' the ' 'A January JOSEPH WHITE
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c. Smith,
County Of King. sss hereby sys9 'eeorL.
law Z, 51I,Sss h1s T that sss rsafd to sDs tn. -
voucher. 10 the rees at the [e.denee Of wah. l. so~a
AS isaS%T yaaEs : E Z sE9wS' Administrator
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
s s Gf T Nj Ie :s s;:y s';: sei
m .'' No. q so" he CITY
Juy BeIt-Ds,ed New York, the 9Th day q January lSS
j;s IswemF' GEORGE n WILLIAMS -
NETWORK SUPREME COURT-John Stirling
sFsinst Edmund Greenvle GandySummons for
confrsct-(Com not ITO EDMUND H. Do
GREENNILLE GRANDY You hereby summoned and
required the complaint in this action heh was thus day tiled
Clerk of the City and County New York Ne City
Hall city, and copy Of answer to n said com
psnt subscribers their Office No n Beekmsn in said city
the OF this on you, exclusive
Of the service and you fail 20 the said
plant within the aforesaid the plaintiff in this son wlh take
agar you otwo hundred and fifty dollars with
the sixth day Of April thousand eight hundred and
nia lsv6wFa STEVENS HOXIE, Plaintiffs Attorneys
CUPREME COURT, City and County OF New York
- William Summons for demand
moted and required h seton this day oiled the
Of Hall
his days
plaintiff this
Of Fourteen Hundred and fy three
Dollars with from the 2h day OF May one thousand
egk
CHARLES hULLOCk Panih Atorney,
as lAwlovF No 50 Nassaust. New Yort.
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New-Y York
- Wi IAN DEFENDANT You
complun which
be Ceh New
of New iOt and Of
days after the Of this
and fail the sSd eomgs
hy
'front.' hundred
ades tofu July Is. lsd3
lawlcwFf Mills a BA6Lkf fAlnth AnnFncys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

Nsssrs Atwood s. HutchiDgs chair factory and Alex.
ander Gurnseys grist mill, at Winchester " H. were
DESTROYED by FIRE on Wednesday
The factory Of Mr. McGeary at Salem and
the large lumber building OF Mr. Dougherty at Charles
town Mass have been destroyed by ERE.
David Hunt extensive Mississippi planter has sent
ths Colonization Society donation Of a. co IN addition TO
n. .ILuai git u sllCg.
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II srnMTR ARRAEGEhEFr-msy 30 3D., s,., ., = M .,x
- s.s svr NV Iosk--A 49, 49, - ~
z a aoo ana 54S Y. N, hroufh 20 rew'hs
b. 80. A. .rSsWP A Cos Port Chsser ,xup,
.al NJ connect with the panoury eao W. 49,,
pm. IA DE Ii1 NJ with the Canal hsHoa' ~ "s~-
res. g, New Haven, Hartford Springfield.
hfp - Roston; Connecticut River AND vermont hfoens
WefcsseI uan.atasc EaDsatucf Raroeds Al ondscpo
scsrespnt 5 Ro.a o London NORWICH Sonlnston aod
sm Haven. and with Canal Railroad Of Nes-hasen
BssStne for Hsven connecting with the h0asa-
h1Pes' Railroads Bndgport with the Aooommoda-
ts be -. Hart5oTd Springfield and Connecticut River
sss sn nhspsons and with the NevLoDdon Road At New
- e., Radon ,toupins Al New Haven. Hartford
sprnttst arc and Special Trains
To. Is isre.AN ard p NJ, through from New-Hsyen
~ es 70 ~ "a nd n ~. from Port Chester -
ri, al receives passengers from Springfield and
kIpIss W. I1n Canal Railroads at New. Haven
hs Train New Haven arrival Of trains hom
a. n and $50 stopping At BndseDor, Norwa aAd
AM and lS Pm Trsns OF the New
IAN Of sdyeTts the s4ton Houses and principal
us.s.-Esw. Haven. May 1853 GEO W. WHISTLER IT. sapL
T,UFFhI,O and NETWORK CITY RAILROAD via
- E,w.York Erie RsiEoad to HORNELLSVILLE-Trans
80 from oot Of Duane 1T as follows; 81,
BUFFALO fxPREss-Through In IL hours ~ minutes WIZ"
AT shsDfe Of or baggage.
eIM MAIL TRAIN-Stoppinga al al stations -
ePM ExTREss TRAIs-Auive at Buffalo at l0Ah
fsxksis Nc. IS Coursndtst and az foot Of DnaneFt
J. g. HOHT, Superintendent
~ Id
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TN pTRsTrANCE of an order of the Surrogate of

the County KsT Yon notice hy svsn 70 81 Pson' h1'os
ssmo suh.bnbers At the Of orse WI
the
Ju Be1t-Dsed York, the 27h day q January $50
JOHN wILLET, ~ } E.ecuo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

IN Bellows Fals Rutland Burlington s. JohnsbuIS Montpelier
AnDs Rouse Point Montreal and intern, dae
Tkes be procured at the New ork and
aud n Baggage checked through Freight with dispatch ans
saSrssS nrir,s Ipnlv 10 FRANCIS HYDE Agent,
No at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

IL YOU don't want WHISPERS. MuStaches OF Halr,
you should my Onguent II you DO my Ongu"ni will
the Beard and luXursnr weeks aud Will
nure the skn. per bottle, sent g. any par OF te
couutry r. GRAHAM NO IS Ann ST. ana all Duggsts IN the
Craf,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
CAMpEN and AMBbY RAILROAD 70 PHILA

(NMDEN and AMDUI NAI1nOAI 20 I ~
DEIPHIA From Pier No. North River, foot OF Battery
,a.e Two Lines daily 81 10 and NJ Accommodation Line
by steamboat TRENTON South Amboy thence BY
an 10 Bodentopn aud steamboat STOCKTON TO Phsdephis
Fare g. Express LINE P Nj by steamboat JOHN fOrTEKto
Abbey Cadn by Through IN y hours Fare
q Hsturnina iesve Philadelphia a 10 AM sno az. H.
NETWORK and KlNGSION.-The steamboat
IN Aida Cart William Mssten win lesve NETWORK foot Of
Robinson st. for KINGSTON EVERY AFTERNOON at o'clock
hpding at Cozzeu Cornwall Newhurgh Milton and Poughkeepre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Offic

hereby % AT
rATTHEsRN late Of the CITY Of New fOgs b.
thereof 70 the srer t No 50
Bowery City before the mn dy Of august pert
Ds,d 'Esu yorl Fs H. HETTIEGER, Ereeatot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-30
THE NIAGARA AT BOSTON.


LATEST FoREIuS NEws-TURKtsH Successes.
Bosros Dec a. p. M.-The Royul hall steamer Maya
ra this afternoon, from HALIFAX and her as
have gone South.
The very latest commercial accounts say Consos closed
al 9GI at noon on the 10Th instant
adyices from Constaunople the 25th have been
celyed Private letters from Asia confirm The defeat OF Inc
Alaska also that the foresses oil AkasRa aud
Saia were successfully slormed by the Turks.
private dispatch from Constannope announces The cap
ture by the Turks n Asia OF Akkaozehk chle town oil The
Paskek.
The latest advces from the Danube state that although
the Russians made many demonstrations In attempting ~
cross the real force Gortschako was inadequate
for the taking II altogether numbers only about
troops. M,
people of and of Turkey generally were tram
quill but determined resisting The demands Of tussa 10
the last extreme.
The proposal that new conference Of The Four Powers
Austria Russia England and Francc) 10 which both Rus
STA and Turkey send is said 10 be
Turkey is claimed that the present opportunity should DC
seized 10 obtain the free o the Danube and the
Black Sea- and the abandonment OF all Russian clams
against Turkey.
Inc gold recently drawn from London BY the Car Is sent
10 Vienna being nearer for remiancc TO the army.
Russian manifesto permits neutral vessels SIN to load
ptun n, Brah:ow and Geaz provided they hold no connu
nication with the Turkish side Of The rivrr
ENGLAND uenos Ayreau bond holders sent NJ!
James G!so out commissioner TO effect an adjustment OF
the debt dividend TO be resumed on terms not less aVo
bic than Chill pays.
Captain Warner long range inventor died suddenly
Dense foss prevailed throughO Great Britain.
ERANCE.-The indemnity is now being paid to the Parl
sim bakers for loss bread sold under COST 10 Ocooe
last. II amounts 10 the sum OF 9l9. 0Oo francs.
draft of decree s under consideration TO pay the CITY
of Paris five million france compensation for damage
sustained In lS4S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-30
rSr,pr FROM THE PENITENTIARY


Two convicts escaped from the Penen'ary ABOUT :
o'clock On Sunday night last and now at large he'f
names are William Pogue, convict from LSnchOu's
white man. 40 years Of ages feet Inches Highland Oa'''
Jones' alias George Morgan white man. from Monroe coua
~ 27 wears DID, and fee, 10 inches high Posue hfs
leased himself by cutting away portion OF the door OF MS
CELL BY means Of small He then unlocked the ooo,
of the cell occupied BY Jones, and oo'h oclhg
they proceeded TO 10 the prison where ney
their prison clothing for suits OF course CASHMERE 'u'
goods US is worn by negroes and with the aid Oh PIECES
timber found in the yard constructed PLATFORM on WHICH
they placed LADDER by this they gained '"e 'o
the outer WALL from whence they descended 10 tue
vond the prison limits. One of them escaped uhoose eo
Ihe night being dark but other was seen ano haeu
BY the guard-no needing the sentinel ne was heu upO
bu az no blood was discovered The spot is lhoue a
bs was missed although he gave one or two screams dc
soon as the gun went OIL. ,.,;,o.
,,d,od do,,a,s rewsrd as will be BY advertise
:, ,,oher column have been offered for the appre-
hension OF The convicts now of large