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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-05

commenced much capcr than in 1851.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday say:
In this section of country the porkpocking
drawing to close, but in the far West it is not so for.
ward, it having commenced later than with U.s. owing to
the bad state ofthc roads. In this market subsequent
to our last date prices advanced 81 bat this price was
paid only in few instances and for first rate lots the
prevailing prices the first of the week 80 S. go
aud the closing rates are ten lower In provisions
VIC have to notice d'ooping market for bulk meat
Sides are only fraction lower. but ahoulders can be
bought at "A reduction Of fully &c ID. There are more
buyers for pork and lard than for other articles othe
h1g nrnduct.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-05

.Ai fsS5G .s,sOCR OF NEW GOODS
= - 81 Cooi FOR CASH ONLY.-Having recent.
engaged IN another branch of business We offer our
stock OF NEW GOODS at cost for cash They
o"ered the public cost in good faith ms ". have
t. quit the business. 1t is seldom so desi
IN want of gods to call and supply themselves
:, 'Ncls COLHOuN & HOLT.
NVfNO0s. GAAss.-&OO boxes English
.r,n, rIeac3' and American Glass, now on hand, 81
cry SIZE and Gaa!iiy in general use for sale low.
81" It's hHE"nRi. R0YALL & SIMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30
Passengers Sailed.

AsrSwAI, NB-steamship Descent Ssty-D Thompsoa
and two ladies' Dr. Smith lady, infant, servant snA
two boys, Mrs Webster and mild Mrs Hsrn and child
Tsickel G. Leibert, Smt a. Young and lady, Miss II
Kelley, ingcrson DAM 81 Travis, MIRA Thorne and
three children, Cemeto and lady, Holbrook Q
Carey and lady, d S1 tn, Smith, W zencroft, @
Taylor, W Brown s Alderman, h Nelson, J
Fnck, ? Umlief and lady, " Vance, W wordsu.
Burdet, G A Br ownelf,, L BrowneI. L Gray
stetwel, W J Nc Way, " Wood, Martindal q
Ames PEPPER, eper, Powers VIM Bronson, wn
Agris, kecc, A Connell, Belther, Lynch, VIM
Reve smith, III Carter, Butler, Herrick, W
uimsn, Hoiore oh, Blanchard, Martin, Martin
Siluce ana w ie, Bullock, bennett, Mcfarland,
Davis T1riW on, Carlescn, Davies, Greenebuner
Trainer, HI ID, Mehl, W Davis WPAtermshir, Boie,
4 Pipho, W ross, Smith, Brown wiIlsr, HsiTE
~ iA~s.T Downing, H Conklin. Gray,
Bixsy, n Smart v Dodson, struckman, Brsnd-
Cole Dixon, Fowler Franklin, W Lambert, BIZ
kohanes A. Ives, Lewis II Buckley, Richsrdss
sniv W Cony, r L Cony, Smith, Clark RA..
San n Clark, Jas Dunlavey, Lord, Nelson,
siEk r. sampson Spencer, W Echln, Thos Wallaces
y Armer w Farmer VIM RUSSELL Bcrner x Davis,
J Murson, florence Mccarthy, A d Pratt, D WOOD
d Morris Moore s Moore N SHEPPARD r Taylor,
| v TAYLOR Taylor, II Ward, Dodson McfAr~
land Brewer j Ormington, VIM Rule, A Swain, g
4 Marker D Doty, Marker, SHEPPARD, s HArner, N
Pine Pine, Saone, Hnsey, Hurry, Conner, RAr
| phisi, II. Green Hocomb, MAn1y, Tuttls n
Brigham Powell, Many, Wis, VIM Manssn, ,
Donovan N Donovan, Rursch slutt6ack, A Maxbourn
@ 6xusshman, Rics, II H sharp, A Aeksr, Frssnaa
= Freeman, Mcintosh. " Rhodes N Sisves, " I'm.
l \ " Daniel, and many etaess In the stsessN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30
[prR STEAMSHIP FRANK1N-Appr1oNAI.l

PER STEAMSHIP FRANKIIN-ADDHIoNAL1
ARDRoesAN-Sld March IL, Isabella, Carroll Providence,
r l. Majestic, Trssk, Boston
BnFAsr-Arr March TO- Belle. Brookman NYork.
BRxKRHAvES-Arr March 10, Coriolan, Wulf, NYork;
Cobden Blleer do; 18th, Coperncw Wieting Charles
ton
BRIsro1--sd from the Pin March H. Grand Turk, King,
NYork.
CLYDE Arr March TO- Leo Miller, NYork; 11th Germans,
Wood, NOrleans Hannah Croker, Brown, DO 18th,
Uansuan lean, Savannah; Balochan, Isnard Charles
ton; Fortitude, Lord, Mobile Sid 10th, Eva Miller,
Francisco Clare Van Norden, and st George Allen, Bos
ton.
CncurA--Arr Jan 81 Kate Hastings Hatch, Ban Fran
cisco 27th Queen Of the East Bartlett do Iron Gem,
Morrison do 30th Louisa, Dodge, Boston. Cid 10th,
Isaiah Crowe Key, Boston 22d Eastern state Kibor.
NYort Saordshre, Richardson, Boston 18th, Oriental
0fsocd, Boston Feb 4 Hndoo,i Miller, NYork; 22d,
Josephine Jameson, San Francisco.
CARDnT-Sld March 10, Ssanowsr Simmons, NYork
CuxHAvN-Arr Marchl2 Rhein, Pope, NYOsk; Diana,
Helm, NOrleans.
DrAI-Arr March II, Anna Mise, schwetche Galveston
for Bremen Preciosa, Asberg Gothenburg for NYork
18th SAsm Charlsstcn for Bremen; Charlotte Newman,
Newcastle for NYork Fanny, Hsrner, Antwerp for d.
Philadslphia HAunders Bremen for do sd 11th Primes
George fssksr Cardiff and New Yoyk 18th, His, Cuza
ylu.Sss-sd l.rss 4, rses:: y g z, Nysys.
QoAvmWs-NA March IL A1dalusie, Wuses, Nyerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

NEW ORLEANS March "a 1858.
The business in Gotten to-day barely reached 600
bales Operators were awaiting the adyioes bv the
steamer which came to hand at O'Clock this evening
Prices are hrm Strict middling 9I.c.
.-. NEW ORLEANS March Is, 1858.
Woes had no effect and prices are rm middIinr eiIc
sales OF the week "A 900 bales; 900 600 bales-n.
creased receipts at all the Southern port AL 900 bses
NEW ORLEANS, March 49, 1853
The Asias news came to hand last night and the sass
cotton TO day have been bales at steady prices
Tho stock hand Ia a87 900 bales Mess pork 4 dscn.
Ing; 1000 bbls sold at 414 50 s14 rs Sterling ex.
change 10 atsk. Freights TO Liverpool, Ole
Nsw ORxANB March g. 1853.
The sAee Of cotton to-day wore o 900 bales at Arm
prices for the better qualities We quote middIne eKc
RIO co6eeThe sales last week amounted 70 5000 bags
etatap ko. On stsck "a aS,ooo bASs.
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u4h, ssvsssis. N,sAss, q. FsansSes (stA fsa Lsa.
HAvRs-Arr March TO- Cromwell, Rarkss; N0rlsess;
Bile; isth; Zurich Rieh NI.la South A1s:riss In.
the Roads Clinton, from NorlsAas Elizabeth HAmilssH
Jones, a %o. mooae. n r,.,,,. r,,.., s;,,.,.,.
2sd Mermaid, smith, Ban Francisco and; slA 24h for
the Fees Islands Fob H. Papama. Mcleod, San Fran
cisco AbeSt Ferguson 90 nth s1 Fanny Major Cs's:y
iTarocl-Ar March u, eon.setlcus. Williams, y
nsnt. Dspnnond Norissas; B.rilsy, Hushsoa chars.-
tom 18th, America ) Leitch, Boston Twas ashore In
the river, but got OF isth); 18TH Iowa. Taylor saan:
York; X~ins, jsppsr.on, Charleston sd 18th, Ger
trude, Middemirt, Boston 18th, Harvard, Goodwin,
xdy 18th Ni.gar. o. for Boston March -; Alps y.
NYorL 2ad E1sops o. tsps DO 18th Hs%i.phsrs rss.y
Long do 20th Western Empire Watts, do 2lst AshSur
Lind, Bunce, and Robert Kelly, B.rstov do 26th; Levi
athan. Knapp; Calhoun Lowell. and Ariel, Reed do,
E @ city 4 S.sss %s s.ss 1,sS
julius do Esd Elizabeth Bliss, do April i Jane Hender
SON. Collier for Baltimore goth March, Maid Of Orleans
ham and Mary Stison do 18th; Northampton do Goth;
Camius Day do 2lst Mt Washington, Goodwin do 18th;
Nelson, Cheever do 26th Queen, Mccartney DO Soth;
for Melbourne goth
LosDoS-Entd inwards March II, Thecla, Meyer. Bos-
ton; 14th Aurora, Iandeta, NOrcans Susan Howell,
Cd 18th, Adaiusia Wilson, NYork; George Carl, Zes-
mar Boston, 14th, Sovereign. Nichols, San Francisco
Frat. sse SID
Venice March ], Challenge, Hilton, NYork.
NEwPoRr-Sld March II, Falcon, Smith, NBedford;
14th, Arkansas, Otis, NOrleans.
PORTSMOUTH March II, Wisconsin, Scott, London,
and aid same day for NYork
or the Eddystone 10th, Inca (of NYork), with emil
PAIxaxo-Arr Feb %, Elizabeth J. Brooks, Trieste;
March !, Avon, Webb Genoa; 3D. Buchanan, Hanson,
Venice.
PLYMourH-Arr March -, Elizabeth, Moddrsu, Ant.
werp supplied with provisions and sid for Boston.
or 14th Cotton Planter, from NOrleans for Antwerp
QuEzNsrowN-Arr March 10, Nathaniel Thompson n
Orleans for Liverpool Sid 18th, Hartman, Arey,
York.
RANscArE-of March IS, Patria Lippel, from savan-
RocHnl1z- March 70, Frances Palmer, Smith, New
York
scumDr-Arr March IA, Emblem, Slater, Alphabetical
SINGAPoRE-Arr Jan o. Josephine JAMESON San Fran
CISCO and sid oath for Calcutta; 23d, Witch Of the
T g hoP K1n
zier, and Cohota, Gerry, for San Francisco.
TIE srARr-Of March 8, Kepler, Krudop, from New Or
SHnuDs-Hd March IL, Patriot, Gould, New York
TRHsrE-Arr March 1, John Stroud, Thomas, Mobile
"a Nathan Hanau, Holmes, New Orleans; 6th Frederick
ToaaAY-Arr Of March 10. Africa, Haaburs, from Mo.
bile for Gottenburg
sNBBKREN. March 11-Br ship Thomas Henry, Ross,
from New Orleans for Liverpool is shore the Sand
Banks total wreck preparations being made to land
the cargo.
CALCUTTA February 5-The Governor Higginson (Br),
from Annoy for London, totally destroyed by Gre 81
Madras, January Is.
arrived here had portion of her cargo (wheat pumped
up, having experienced bad weather.
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CLEARED.
ship-Guy Mannering, freeman, Liverpool Taylor

CLEARED.
Ms snip-euy hannsrins Freeman Liverpool Taylor
Bark-Amsla, whppy, Melbourne, John Ogden; Mag
ney, Riga, Schmidt Bsiches Phiish spoiord, Havsna
Eagle Hals5d;.R Gamble Hosmsr, Apalachisola
Rigs-J Kendall Joy, cardenas, Pond & Gilman; G
Fremont Tapley, San Juan, Cuba, b BDookmani& Co;
Condor, Allen TRINIDAD dc Cuba. thompson = Hunter;
Badger; Lvaca, Greenman Galveston, Stanton Thomp
SON. Crawford Norton Darien, Geo. Thompson aaHuntsr
sohrs-Na,ion Rogers, Farren, Matanzas master; P
armstrong Thomas Myague, master; Virgins b; All All
os on %mnssn
NC, Powell Silvia Higbee, Hig6se, Philadelphia Van
gT1nt saght Susan Ludwig wads
Sarah Maria, Jones, Baracoa, 7 Gilmartn & Co. Bay
State Burr, Boston, Dayton sprsgue; PersevsraHce,
Bedford master WI Conquest Cronkwrght Bridgeport,
Durham Dmon.
steamer-Kennebec, Clarke, Philadelphia, c Sand
ford.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Marion, Berry, Charleston, 81 hours to
s. Bss Of S.rs sa;. s m
Rio for NOreans all WE'LL the captain reports the yellow
fever raging at RIO March 49, lat % 40, lon es 80
Ship CASTOR, Blank Palermo, 90 days, to Barclay
Livingston Passed Gibraltar Feb 10; has been % days
Bark Irma tof PHILADELPHIA, Bornase Mara aibo %
days, to master: The has experienced very heavy
Bark Stella Blame, Malaga Feb 10, to Stalker Co.
Sid in company with bark Iamartine, Hall for NYork
25 ship steering E supposed to be the Croton 3d.
lat SO 80 Ion 70 49, spoke schr Agnes of Ellsworth. The
experienced heavy weather after passing Bermuda,
Bark Hyperion (of NHaven). Ward, Mayaguez, PR, to
Brig ROsae Br), White, Leshoru, Jan 10, via Gibral-
ter Feb H. to Pastacald Experienced severe weather
Brig Norma rsassS ToPp, Dsnia pan) So days, to
Brig Helwe Olga DAM, Ludwigsen, Porto Cabelo, 1e
big Oscar (Br5, Ames M.tanzas, a days to King
Brig A il Wass Marshall, wilmington, Nc days, Ray
mond & Glen.
Brig Rush (of New Haven), Leach, Cardenas, March
schr Ariel, Austin, Jacksonville, Fla, Q days
schr Joseph Porter, English, Richmond 4days.
Schr John Harris, Chase James River, days,
schr Nile, Faulkner, City Point, Va, 8 days.
schr Caroline Wilson, Change, Georgetown, days.
schr Chas Crammer Townsend, Georgetown, days.
Schr Thomas Denison, sAnds. Philadelphia days,
Schr Delaware, Townsend, Delaware days.
schr H Bailey, Kelam, Virginia, days.
Schr Justiana, Rhodes, Rcckland, 6 days.
Schr Eagle, Rhodes Rockland, 9 days.
Schr Mozart, Hunt, Lubec, 10 days
Schr Arcturus, Fletcher, saco, IL days.
se eRr conson %i Sdissn H. csa days
sioOp Aurora, Smith, Norwich, Day.
BELOW.
Ship Kensington lat days from Manila, to Delano.
Bark Roble (of Beston), so days from Rio Janeiro.
Also French brig SO days from Pernamhuco; and
hern brig, unknown.
Ships Guy Mannering, Uverpool Garrick do twas also
reported sid yesterday
wind-sunrise. wNw; meridian, NV sunset, sw; II
Pm, and fresh.
THE HIamANDs March 2p-Sundown
One square rugged vessel far in the Sc ofRng All
sells that have come out Of port to- day are OF to sea-
WindSW-Weather clear.
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EDaARTowN, March "a.
Arriyed-Schrs Justina Hewitt; Patriot, buckn, and
Pilot, Spoford, Rockand for NYork.
26th-Sailed the schrs above reported Arr ship Chas
Carroll Nantucket to at for California. Sid ship Har
vest, Nantucket.
26th-Arr schrs Ardent, Corwin, Riverhsad, Ii, for
Boston; Leo, Smith, NYork for Rockland.B
27th-Sd schrs Ardent and Leo. Arr ship Nautcon,
Wilder Pacific via st Catharines with 1400 bbs sperm
and 300 whale OIL for Nantucket also 1000 bags coffee
freight for NYork Also arr schr Ann, Daggett Rich.
mond for Boston,
2sth-In port schr Ann. Wind NV.
PHILADELPHIA, Msrch 20.
Arrived-Schrs Geo Harris Somers, Wilmington, NC;
Angerette Wxon, Dennis Mass; Edith CroweI Boston;
Mary g. Louisa, Adams, Charleston; Tyler, Robbins,
Norris river; steamer City of Boston, Clifford Boston
Clearsd-Barks st James, Ealing Pernambuco; L A
Hobart Hodgdon Cenfuegos brig Ann Elizabeth, Vance,
NOrlesns; schrs Tyler, Robins, Troy; Henry freezing,
Evans Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30
The Gardner Trial.

WASHINGTON, March 20, 1858.
In the Gardner CASE the argument upon the admissi
bty Of evidence proving that the signature and seals
to papers Aed by Gardner in his claim all orgeres
was continued until two O'Clock. The Court decided
it was admissible and Jacobo Sanohes Navarro
called BE testified that the signatures of julian de los
Reyes attached to these papers, mott the hand writ
ing Of that Individual with whom witness intimately
acquainted Also, that the signature Of Luis Gusman,
Secretary to the Governor not only not in his hand
writing but not spelled properly The United States
offered impressions taken from the seal of the State of San
Potos as evidence that the seal State
Gsrdners papers WAS not genuine The Court ruled it
out and Adjourned.
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Court CaIendar-This day:

UNrID STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Nos. n to SO. Thurs
day is the last day for filing notes Of issue.]
SUPREME CoURT-Circuit.-Nos 81, 288, 245 1885, $40,
$50, 4o1, 4l3 Ala, AIS, $50, 294 800, 419, 421.
SUPREME CouRT-Specal Term.-Nos 81, At, SO, 70, 81.
100 l01 108 49, 49, 1925 to $780, "wednesday is the last
day for filing notes Of issue for the April term The
notes Of issue should state whether they be demurrer
otherwise.
before Hon. Judge Edmonds for the April term in tho
General Term ROOM at the number the calendar where
the March Circuit left off, Circuit No. for April term
win be held before Hon. Judge Edwards In the Circuit
room, and win begin at No. 965 on the calendar. Fifteen
causes only will DO put the day calendar at each cir
cult
OYHR AND TRMNKR.- Court win be held with Cir
cult No. 2 before Judge Edwards.
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Snip NOES TAYLOR before reported ashore below New
Orleans and which it stated would be total loss
the 25h instant She had II feet water in her hold and
would be taken into dock 9th for repairs.
BRIc GAzsaIE from Havana, Of and for Portland, an.
bee recently, in crippled condition. her passage she
had very heavy weather, and stove all the molasses
badly about 100 hhds, and Is covered by insurance.
BR sCm MARY ANN while going from the North End
to East Boston Sspszed She Was taken IN tow while
East Boston.
Arr at Honolulu Jan g. Martha Tooker from coast Of
California; 225o VIII; l7th Navigator, Fish, from cruise
200 VII aad Pioneer, Billings 10 mos out. 800 VIII; Navy
Norton 10 mos out 10 sp, 1900 VIII; 27h Delaware Holt
mos from NLondon, clean 2Sth vesper Loper 10 mos
Feb l. John Elizabeth Chappel 20 mos from San Fran
CISCO sp $50 VIII 18th, ship Helen Augusta, Fales "a
Martin, Tooker II days from cruise 275o VII: 18TH
Navigator Fish, ID days from cruise 60 sp, 2l00 VIII
sM os. s sJ .s s :s 1 N% ss
Bartlett MI, II days from the Equator:
Cid at do It'll, Delta Weeks, cruise; Chas Carroll Cha
Bedford Rsbt Pnlsford Carey do iath GEN Pike Baker
do and home; 14th, Columbia, Cash, do 18TH Columbus
Scott DO; 18th Geo Clark, NBed:or Brooks, Davis do
2eth Hibernia jeffrey, cruise 2eth Nautilus, seabury
do FEB R:.. chsndsur DO o.orr. s..,.,. .,
Stonington, with HOO bills oil
SPoKEN-Jan lat So "a s. Ion IS II W, ship Danl Web
Feb 2, lat 4os, Ion As W. John A Parker, Taber NIB,
40 sp.
hereafter be employed as fishermen.
The Jefferson, at Sag Harbor from Arctic Ocean had
home and sold during the voyage 1910 bills VIII oil and
%, 000lbs bone
sld from s. Thomas Feb 8, brig Esther, Hopkins, of
Orleans, rs bbls sp oil.
ship Leopard Grsyes from Boston for San Francisco
Ship Flying Fish Nickes from San Francisco for Ma
Mia, Feb q, lat 80 50, lon 1oa 15
Bark Linden, from NYork for Mobile, was signalized
Brig Anglo saxon Pierce Is days from Boston for Go.
naives, March IL, lat 20, Ion 81.
Brig Cardenas. from Portland for Havana, March 20,
Brig Demarara from Maanzas for Portland, March a.
Cape Ann wsw IS miles.
Brig Talbot Shaw, honcs for sagua, March a. lat SO
Foreign Ports.
ARpRoesAN-In port March IL, Br bark Eliza, Durkee
x%Ssis gsr. March 9 ,, brig Osprey. Bancroft, for
-; cabasa, uttlsiohn, Portland briga N Clayton,
M S roTtna Ill., Srss ssar
son. Providence; 10th, Grand Turk Sargent, Portland;
lsth, Venus. Orr, Phil.dsipAiA; 10th nlsa Hsyden'
for sS' ish s.-l Main. Law D.mns from Nav,
stewart Wilson, from Portland, just arr cashArins
from al
CaIthsssns, Pitts, f.on,P@ ti.nd; and Others MI.
Queen, ys.s:S, = JSie. a tS sas: H.rs:S =.
ss a.. sss att, ,9s Ss: v Ss ss: s'A'
| HAyAEA-An NsgeA 10 sshg bgshde, Rlsa9Ead, n
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Telegraph Corrections,

Mr. Henry OReily having publicly denied the correct
mass and assailed the motives of statement made by
Louisville correspondent last Saturday relative to the
Indiana Telegraph Company the leading points Of Mr..
ORs statement telegraphed to Louisville and our
correspondent there rsjoins follows =
LOUISVILLE March 20, 1853.
The statement to which Mr.. O'Refy takes exception
Ia correct far the best sources of are
entitled to belief The charge against the company Of
fraudulent Issue Of stock s incorrect and slanderous
the committee having that evidence Of fraud
appeared the stock having been issued in error,
schedule furnished by Mr.. Reilly used to secure his
debts and since recalled and cancelled Printed proof
win soon be given Of the whole Transaction, prepared by
the parties interested
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Arrived-ship R Shepherd, Boston: bark James
Smith, Baltimore.
25th-Arrivsd ships Isaac Aerton and Galena, NYork
Below ship Princeton NYork Caledonia, Brander Phila
dephia barks Franklin Avalanche and Cleaner Boston
2eth-Shps Leavitt Storer, Alexander, and Sea Queen
and bark Loretto Fish, all from NYork.
saied-StsamshiP Empire City, at this morning, for
NYork via Havana.
Arr 28th-Ships Indiana, and Richard Morse NYork;
Harriet Jessie, Boston, Walter Jenes Philadelphia
barks Rose standish, NYork; Asa Fish, and saxony,
Boston.
BOSTON, March 20.
Arrived-Brig William Drew, Philadelphia; schrs
Warrenton, Port an Prince; Eleanor, Norfolk; julia
Philips, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

InfercsfiRg from Boston.
THE MASSACHUSETTS BANKING LAw-L0sS or THE
BARK ALABAMA.
Boston, March 80, 1858.
In the House Of Representatives to day. the motion to
substitute the General Banking law for the present
banking system was defeated VOTE by 1877 to 1o7
The whaling ship Nauticor, arrived at Edgartown,
brings passengers from St. GATHERINGS Capt James
Myers and Frederick Iandman late mate Of the bark
Alabama, of and from Baltimore for San Francisco
abandoned at in lat SO lon S. she having sprung
aeak and being in sinking condition They taken
OF by Brazilian brig and landed at st. GATHERINGS.
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Passenrers Arrived.

CHARIEroN-SteamshipM arion-P Renuad, H Schleu-
berg, g Rankin Miss H Abrahams, A H Abrahams,
Loyst, Kirthner, Tower Cross, Cross Jr Pearl
Tenant and lady Mrs Hart, Miss Ketcham, Miss Il
Ketcbam, Mrs Mullins, A Cooley, Carlton, Mrs
Freelander and child, West lady and two children,
P Green Capt II little L Evans, NcCresry-4o
in the steerage.
sAvANNAH-steamship Alabama-J Laws, w Wig
gins, A Wipkler, 4 w Adams, L Nacrae Lippett b
Ogden Woodruff, Woodruff w Newcombe A Davis
Foote, Mrs Lawrence, two Misses Lawrence Mr. Law
renee Master Lawrence and nurse, Hoffman, A Hon
man, Mrs Demarcs Miss Maett Miss Julia Wells Misn
lady, two children and nurse G Shuts end lady, "
Schmidt Dickson and lady, Fowler, Mr. Van, WsgA-
ner-66 In the steerage.
MAIAGA-Bark Stella-Pedro SantAnlia.
LE0HoRS-Brig Rosaie-J Crawlsy.
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O'Clock On Monday evening boy named Joseph Carl
gan, whose parents reside In Kessys alley over
By horse and cart in Atlantic street. and dxsadfuy
injured that he died after In drug store WHITTIER
no conveyed BY oeer Bowers Fret district police
for Tho horse appears had Sssn left stand
sned started on ct full run. The driver Of the cart
been taken Int custody
err MoRIAIlrY-The total number OF deaths In thla
city for the week ending March % reported BY the
health o6cer TO DO nftyeght or this number 81
males and ~ females II adults and Al under twen
tyone years u ago.
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The Accident on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road.
Excitement at Cincinnati.

ExcIt0n0Ot y CnCInn0u.
TIE ROMAN CATHOLICS AND THE SCHOOL QUESTION.
CINCINNATI, March 90 1853.
An immense mass meeting held In Market square
Last night to nominate Independent ticket for city Of
fcers, to sustain the schools and oppose the
oncroachments Of Roman Catholics In regard to them
All political lines entirely laid aside and cand
dates selected with the single view to the school
question. Both Catholics and Jews participated, and
pledged themselv es in favor of peoples colleges.
Great indignation expressed at the attempts of
foreign eccesiastics to interfere with the common
schoOS
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NoopA March =, leS4.
1ls d cotton feR the wen "a 80 hAss receipts 900
bales exports IL eco balss stock la zoo bcss Mdag
oks.
C1Anxsron, March n, les8.
The cotton salss d the last two days have bsso
bales, Of prices ranging from Ito Sk The market u
dull, and has declining tendency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

FIRE AND Loss OF LHE.-A Ludlow. Vt. cor
respondent Of tho Journal, under date Of March a.,
says that fire occurred In the third story Of build.
ing connected with the wooen factory Of George 8.
Coffin, Of that place, ON Monday last, which was
9amsgeG 70 me amount Of ~ ,60o: man named
when it canght, and after twice attempting to force
his way down through the flames, was obliged to leap
from window to the ground, some thirty feet He
broke both legs, one Of them twice, and was terribly
mangled and burnt. He lived till this morning. and
died, leaving Q wife, who has been sick several
months, and four or FIVE children the youngest only
few weeks old, who were dependent upon him for
support
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

MURDER IN MnroN-AbOut ten o'clock on
Saturday night an Irishman named James Louden,
about forty years Of age, was found lying dead in
the street at Milton Lower Mills. The back part of
his head was broken in, apparently by club, and
there were other marks of violence on different parts Of
his body His wife states that he went to the market
with her early in the evening" and after their return
went out again to buy some eggs. He was not seen
again until his body was found is supposed that
he was waylayed by some person and murdered. The
deceased leaves q family Boston Traveller,
March g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

ads @ q sne s zo.n a ,Ce
the tines indicate that it will be some days yet be-
fore navigation is open.
Smallpox is now prevailing to fearful extent
in Western and Southwestern Georgia, and has
crossed the Chattahooche, and made its appearance
n Russell county, in that state.