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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

C IN the vr,,nrd Sound, and he, bsd The vessel .s n
cr ,on mon The rocks and viii probably together with tne
80 Nat, he rto The crew, together " tn AIS ~ snE
Sa bsy, ht.n the wreck and t@snP Ctai fo
H. yefsrl Urged. po,,o, or po.tl,rf
"a soS and would become total los' Sic " injured a. E'c'l
o sSSr FcoN of steubenl Dyer In Cheiusl Tor co.
- 80 ,,tsuouih Lower HaTor 81 inf, ana le ''es
pI h =, 5Sc hove Over SO 90 tnns paser and got on
.@b,ly d,uAsed She viii repair and procrea. -, . = g..
& , "a on SATURDAY nornur full Of water s'd Der bottom naly
damaged and hull much strained -' N'A ~ -. OH ana
mar, oft Ia n o New Bedford
iTr sur rFESroS Clevy fm Be'fe> Honduras for Greens
Iespd loaded with mahogany went sanoa about lat inst
the northWNu o' paAe Ahh
together it'll two lives = ~. 1,o.- r.. D.. r.
Sem CoMMoporI SrocEToH Of New YORK. rom Pens'' Tor
,b jprer vas cape zcd four m'es oft South Point
I7, p TIe wreck oTed into S fn lth Crew All saved
I,ctIoed OF lumber ard calm OF schooner lost .
ecnp AKUfLA fom slyanuEh. of Richmond Me- put into
Newrnrt 18th repair ha n ef sh'eu hy sa8 se
buwerky split sails ard lost part OF dec loa1 o,,.
% rss Of the Steamship fach az SeSOreans fn ms
m azo SANTIAGO reports that the St inst IN lai : H. lon
"a "a saw ,chr OF bout BURDEN bottom up lie supposed
Heroine, lost oil hsasofdA Dur aoout yea as d.
looked much decayed n,-,-,,. :. NH, .-;-I -. vov
Wes an the 18Th inst bowpt and ioretopmast sprung
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Gnantial.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The semiannua interest
H. this city the first day OF May next the follow
named will be paid and AFTER that date the oce
the undned the presentation OF the proper Coupons VIZ
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF CLEVELAND OHIO issued
to the CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH r r Co. per Cents
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF CLEVELAND. OHIO, issued
to the CLEVELAND GAINESVILLE AND AsHTABULA r. r.
The BONDS OF THE CITY OF MADISON, INDIANA. and
TIE MADISON AND IGDIAYOPoLIs r. r. Co. MORTGAGE
The INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY MORT
THE SCIoTA AND HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD COM.
PANY MORTGAGE BONDS. per Cents 800
THE MARTINSVILLE AND FRANKLIN RAILROAD COM
PANY MORTGAGE BONDS. I per Cents -
WlNSLOW, LANIER Co., No. 81 Wallst.
MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION-Willc com.
wi OF business THURSDAY the 18th
the the Hanover Fire Insurance Co., corner OF
and continue the there until
rangements made location and daily sun
DAYS O'Clock NJ to o'clock p NJ for reception
and OF deposits and the transaction OF othe business
jacob A. Westerve, A. J. undeIhll, Russell parf,
Phlip Engs John Y. Cebra, Hugh Monro
Samuel Leeds Charles Miles Edward bridge,
Francis II. Abbot Isaac T. Smith, &. w. Thomas,
Er,nri. n OCopnor James d. Fish, Joseph Jamlson
Charles l.. vose, saml u Ashley James w Eiwel,
Eahl l.. McCready, VIM H. Hazard stephen D. ofesory'
Nshspiel y lanes Charles MI Livingston,
JACOB A. WEsTERVELT, President
PHILIP w. ENGS, LIST Vice President
CHARLES L. VosE I'd Vice-Presidens
CHARLEs NJ LIvIsGsros. Secretary.
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HiiaIer-.

Arr AZ Holiness Hole schr Union, Of Provncetown Gem,
of Long Island whaling been absent and but
one hae-woud sail day another cruise On the
18Th off Monauk spoke schr Amulet Of Greenport I'D taken
whales. ard had sc whales ~ times
Ar AZ Terpauln Cove sd scr Hamilton Patterson, WIN whae
- "a oonO on another cruise ooo
Touched at Tristan ship NJ Vernon Nye Bedford Sosp
letter from capt Cleveland ship Mary Wilder OF " b. reports
her March a. with $40 bb oil Lost overheard on the
nd Of Huafo Martin Johnson, seaman
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.,-,c> .syRr ". NIooL.y Aac.ioneer
HWY I'VE HOUSEHOLD FURNITTRE :,

"a - nth by Meeks OIL PAINTINGS 6e. a a1e ia, -.
BEkT h. EtCDLAY vii sell on FRIDAY, April g Co.
No ibl East Eth betweeD l and ays handsome Hou
piture ade By Meek CONSISTING part Of ssr-.l
hogany Sofa srved mahogany Cbars and Tte Tteh
velvet pluh, rosewood Piano made By Holm
Center Tables splendid French Pier Glasses 1xs with srb
ats mahogsry Rocking Chairs Sysrware. Brussels
Pets Gifbndos. French day Clocks heavy boee
Curtains and Tsses fine OIL Paintings Comics hla3or. -
Boots blue and enurDeed Bedroom Furniture &c
~ OF Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will connsn
cash In city funds ard deposit required every sce .
logues be obtained Office o. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
b. A CHILroS, Aucuoneer.
ELRNlTI RE az Al

4 COLE s Chiffon will sell At Auction. on FRIDAY -
- at 10 o'clock No ST Reade uson, al tks Fs,
couaIed u lLe above house. coDaflg ct Carpet, Cham -
Glasses, Astral LsnIs Crockery sud Glassware. Pan,rrs
Bookcases Bedsteacs Mattresses BEDDING COOKING
retmskeIs Wo,i Rercl aid general assortment OF House.
nitrre Terms cash. lar =
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VI. b. BUrLER. Aucuoneer.
HOISEHOID FURNITURE al ArCrl

On SAT RDAY. April 80 NJ q. O'Clock a. No III "a,
psni door 20 MoDgomest general assortment -
Furniture consisting Of spsndd rosewood Piano u
large Tyed frame Pierglass French Gothic an Other ~ ~
MaeS,es Bureaus rosewood Cbsrs 10 push, 90 -
cstee splendid ErUAvngs aud Oii P-Ltilgs Girando -
ard Ingram Garrett. Tapestry, Brusei stair Carpes So. -
{ ane-ss Chars sc. SC. -
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PhIIndeIphIu Markets. WEDNESDAY,, April

BARK he firmly SIS per for No The Flour market
rather demand continued limited Sales Of Op0 900
bbs at s. slds 81 now held at the later figure There Is fair
supply the and bakers 81 81! l2
AID select btnd and s. 81 . for exE and fancy
lots In RYE FLOUR and CoRS MEAL further ansacons We
the s. 9lidS3 S and the latter 81 Is " Dbl
WHEhT2 eco bushels PenDsylvsia Red sold 81 u y bushe
Shoaf White 81 ia 81 TO-
none here Coax is Tot active but prices unchanged 600
bushels southern sold &c for Yellow and 5joc for White
OATS are sdy at sc Ptushe In and Provisions there
out small busnes doing without change
WHISKY Sales of ar stz
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ia. ID. JosLIN, (sacoessor TO A. b. Dike)
Ofice No. 5 Washias;On gs,s
IRON WORKS-On WEDNESDAY, Nav n =

o'clock NJ. the premises previously disposed Of a. -
sale, the Providence Iron Company close concern Ger
their very e1cosise AID complete establishment for mlsl
situated on toe az Fox Point 10 Providence.
These WORKS have all been erected within year, are
ard be put into mrlef
the production Of % of into plates and bar
Connected With tic above Wire Mill
rods per day Tor which there and increasing -
Providence at the present least equal entire
ton the mill Also Reyoodss Pstent Wrought SPIKE "A ~
hscbres which will out 10 tuns per day Also Cat Nj
capable of rnr out 100 TO us casks day. and which
SLY arranged 10 soluble that product
As this establishment built 0r Fs,,
everything sbouti of The perfect kind A3d tie
exhibits complete establishment perhaps as 10 be sS
New England
thought that place in the United States presenfss bz "a
ing for the successful prosecution, by practical man OF The
rods iron nails and spikes than the City of ProydeDc
large rapidly increasing manufacturing district rsyu
consumption toe entire production ot these works.
These beDg tide whore the largest class Il 49,
which frequent Bay load and without
allows of Their receiving their supplies coal and iron h ~
freight and labor all tunes be had on good
elsewhere 10 New. Eng land.
As supposed purchaser would desire to examine the r
further deemed Tne properly WI
cheap and the terms of payment vii be made easy -
examination Of the property apply TO W. HENDEax
the premises and for terms application may be msea
Of the subscribers in Providence. HENRY kENDAL
EDWARD PEARCk'
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A. c. TUTrLE Auctioneer. -
GPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE. LARGE

SPLENDlD HOI SEHOlD FL RNll bRE, LAhuk
y MIRRORS. VELVET TAPESTRY CARPETS, OIL PAIN
A. c. FUTILE viii sell on THURSDAY 18Th lot O'clock, IN
81 7ht the entire Furniture all Of which
Ior order consisting part Parllr Furniture &c kosesn
Sofas and Fanteus Maroon Plush Marble
and enter Tables Rosewood French Gilt Clock with Nr
stand and Glass shade Mantle Ornes
DaDssk and Lace Hangngs, Velvet Tapestry Carpets RossS
Table French China and Glassware Large Mirrors, Ole o Bro
sells Stair CaIpetlpg and Rods, Hall LsDterns, &C.
Bedroom Mahogany French Bedsteads Mmbletop Cabs
and Bedding, Brussels and Threepy Carpetnas .
Oil PaiDnssA small collection OF valuable Oh PanfnsH BY -
brat artists including TeneIs and others
Also Basement Furniture with which the sale willie
Terms cash Catalogues ON the morning OF SAFE
CTANDARD ROSES. l.. VANDEWATER, No.
- IA wall.t. will SELL FRIDAY April q at lO oeoct.s
rom the garden of ID. BOIL, Broadway and oothst'
d. S. HouGH, A uctioneer
TINHIS DAY, Thursday at l0l o'clock, at NO =
PeePontst BROOKLYN all the ssntee Parlor and osainoe
of made Furnare in good condition. such as BRUISES
ply and Ingram caPs sGs s Msssn Eseon % ce
Tables Tops Brocatele and Lace Window Curns one
and elegant Book one ;ppe5O, Rosewood s5o 1S %
will commence. Catalogues on monlns OF sale
WIN 8. MELLoR Auctoneer = .
WILLIAM s. MELLOR will sell THIS DAB
w Apr @ at o'clock p NJ the whole stock OF Hosiery UoE
Emboder, Lsces ana rsnsy 1OSo Counters, shevn9 &c A.
the Furniture Of Bedrooms VIZ Feather ben
aued from purchasers Sold account OF the owner sos"H
ali the Furniture Carpets Beds Croekey China and GLASS w"
Bureaus, Bedsteads, &c. - -. 4. rsk.
mia cash deposit will be required from all purchasers
VIM w SHIRLEY, AuctioneeE ,,,,,,v
0S0 PACKAGES DRUGGISTS and PEhrUs
SeDU Frs GLASSWARE at AUCTION-FRIDAY Apni
package general flesh best goocs credit SSsf
Tor approved Endorsed notes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

By the Sandy IIoos Magnetic Telegraph
THE HIGHLANDS, April n, lej3-Sundown.
The steamships Cherokee SoutheeT and ships Hornet T. C.
Scranton and Sheridan, have all
No other vessel in sight
WiId ightf from : F. lear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
Markets. 80. Reported

Markets. 80. Reported BY Telegraph.
CHARLEsToF April -The sales
prices from 7i1oic. dull and endins dawn.
WARD
ORLEANS April a. noon-CorTos heavy since the
the Huub dts dyice and the
ach go bales Hoides
asking sI6 per barrel
Receipts of Produce. n.
Byme NORTH Ro B0aee btls Flour and sundnes No receipts
On Tuesdav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY ASSIGNEES' SALE of VAN

Il ABLE PROPERTY at HASTINGS, Westchester CouGy-
ADRIAN II. MULLER Co will SELL n auction, on THURSDA
ApT g. 1853 II o'clock NJ al the Merchants Exchange
about five minutes walk from the depot Of the Hudson River R
of the country seats OF H. Colt, Robert n
turn and Albert Christie Eqs The Farm about 10
land, which wood of and thrifty growth
apple orchards and The Maasx
high, 80 by with
tached well and substantially bu
$4,000. well OF excellent water
with the kitchen From the house there magnificent view
River There also the premises good Barus nd
outbudnss The proximity Of this property to ths ~
of New communication with which be had several
daily renders very desirable either for gentleman OF esr
business Terms liberal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

~ PANY Annual Meeting Of the Stochoerso Of this
Election Thirteen Directors will De held AZ the once
the Company, No Hanoyest on UESDAf Nsy ~ ie a. =
NJ Polls - O'Clock I O'Clock 4 "
The Transfer Books will be closed Tuesday, May 10 80 81 O'Clock
p NJ ard opened "Wednesday, May 49, 1885, az 10 ocock 4 NJ
" n. r. .N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

.,prsr H. NcoLAY Aucnoneer ,,, . aIrC
"OITSEHOLD FURNITURE SALEe ~ A nm..
III TIoNThe undersigned syss bis Of families
20 the sales Of Furniture tho private ressS
no houseKeepins Cash advances made REHT III NICOLAY
fan Real Estate and General Aacf0neef' NO "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
DIANTs at AUCTION-wM S. McILvAN rn

sell THIS DAY ICY O'Clock AN at the saesr0on Va =
Maiden lane, Nassaust fine collection OF Monthly Re ~
Climbing Running Roses Also loo Vebenas in 's v
shas Fruit Trees rom the Nurseyoi Wax
Mhite l5ihst NY. Last ssle but two OF the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
Providence, r. l., March =, 1853 DANIEL
D. :. HoUGH Ancioneer
IMPORTANT SALE of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

Il FURNITURE, CARPETS, FANCY GOODS &e.-g0M
ROW, rday) Icy A. NJ at No. l5i West 2lst Ct, bewesA
ard sb-ays all the Furniture Of the house. embracing ven
geniee of goods Custom msde Furniture so
der brocatee and plush damssx andk
Window Curans tapestry and Brussels Csrpe and
hogany Bureaus Wasstads Center and Csrd Tables
rosewood Rookcsse Secretary Extension T
peror Oil Paintings best hair yaitreses Blankets Msseles or
elegant Mantle Ornaments, fancy Clocks &C Also one sas
rosewood Piano Forte superior touch aud finish together
the Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will commence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

From Correspondents.
PHILADELPHIA April 2Arrired- Mary Mershon Turn
Newburgh Hannah Mary Carter Sandy Point Lake. Lake New
York; Candy Townsend Providence Nnetta Sites New
York; s. ~ Shaddock, Williams, Middletown
CIded-Seamship GeorS Collins Savannah virginia Teae,
Richmond ship Liverpool; bks Pa Carroll
Ponce p r. Comsd smach brgs Emeine Staples
ST. Thomas; Clara Jones L. scrs. Maria Bak Hax
81 Julien Snow Boston Pala um Avery Ppyidene; Heyro
Frederick yth g. NJ Shade ck. Williams aror Abeons,
ktwood Bo DE- nmark Racket Portland Nnetts, Snles New
YORK w Candy Townsen Pc evidence barge Oak Morrison,
Nsw-York.
Dtsnsterss
H. Nickersop Albany the
night Of sh inst struck the ledge o of the Bishops and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
Sales br Anetion.

". HOLMES, Auctloneer.
~ w. HOLMES will sell, THIS DAY, (Ihurs-
". dsy1 April g. at IC NJ house in 18th second
Broadway all the Furniture in said house. consisting in
pr Of Mahogany Chairs Bedsteads Mattresses
Carpets comprising complete assortment OF Parlor and Bed
room Furniture CIockeIy and g. ASS Ware sale positive
Also FRIDAY April ~ elegant household Furniture up town
parf;c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20
Episcopal Con nentioa of Western Nes, York.

Buffalo, ARgHst 1.-THE Episcopal Convention
of the Western Diocese of New York assembled
here at four o'clock this afternoon.
Standing committees were appointed, after which
Bishop Delaney read the report ofhs official action
since October 1852, the date ofhis return from Eu
rope 10 New York. He had confirmed since then
9l3persons preached 1872 times, and delivered l33
confirmation addresses. The whole number OF
Of clerrvmen in the diocese at the present time is
l25. He referred with regret TO the apostacy Of
Bishop Ives and attributed it TO mental alteration
as he knew personally that Bishop Ives was insane
in 1850 and that insanity was hereditary in in his
family. The Bishop concluded with some appro,,
pirate remarks, and the convention adjourned till
tomorrow morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20
FArtker bN Tie I4mcricn

Bos'on, AugHst lS.-The Liverpool commercial
circulars materially disagree as to breadstufs.-
hlchafdson quotes very fine weather since Tues.
day but says That the prospects of the wheat and mo-
fato crops did not indicate an average Weld Penn
Eyiyania whlse wheat Is l0ia9s; red Is 6da7s Cd -
Philadelphia -four 27s Cd; Ohio 27sa27s Cd: Canal
Sos 6da25s' Corn unchanged. Imports of wheat
tiers and of -four 5000 bbls and 5000 stock NJ
Henry says speculation had entirely ceased and the
markets were inactive-dour had declined is ner
bbl. and wheat Sd per bushel corn had an advane
ing tendency; lard had advanced Is per cvy tallow
had advanced %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20
The Murder of .4an McEErou.

Baltimore fRq l.S-JudsOn Bailey the man ar
rested III New Orleans suspicion Of being con
cerned in the mysterious murder of Ann McElrOy.
has been discharged Ii proved that at the
time of the murder he i'll New Orleans His
letter to Mr., Clayton was doubtless a continuance
TO eXtOrt money.
From the British frO1ihces.-BoSton, Aug. la-
Halifax papers of the 10th have been received by
the America. On Friday, Com. Shubrck and the
officers OF the Princeton were entertained by the
Mayor and Aldermen of Halifax. On Saturday a
grand entertainment given on board the Prince
ton which was attended by POO or 300 of the inhab-
itants Of Halifax, including the Mayor, General
Gore, Admiral Seymore, the American Consul, &c.
The Princeton will put to SOON
The French steamer Veloce, had arrived at ST
Johns. The English cutters looking sharply al.
ter French fishermen, who were able to catch bu.
few fish The Labrador fisheries were in some
places good and in other places very poor.
The Potato rot was appearing ali over the Pro
vinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and New.
toundland
Accounts from Newfoundland TO August 10th
sate that the ship Charles Clark, from Hamburg to
Quebec, with Is passengers, was lost at Fishwa-
ter Point after being 30 days at sea. She founder
ed at the banks, and her crew and passengers, (ol
whom one, female, died) took to boats and after
suffering great privations for days, were picked
up by French vessel, and carried into San An.
tonic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

The extraordinary history OF the little infant at
rr,Jerick,s Hail. NUT have excited among our
,sdars considerable iserest liz Its fate. Yesterday
evening !. had so far improved, that DIR. PENpLE-
-oS had no doubt it would recover. This Is so
,>ncb the more gratifying since its recovery will
60. ia unfortunate mother from trial upon
a.na.it,,l cfiaree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20
1xfal RGpagss Of sEe F~er at Ne'o oriedas-- The
Dead not Buried.

RxFal EGragts 81 she feeeF az -'e" N'te"ts "e
Dead not Buried,
w ORLEANS. tag l6th.-The total number of
aims during the last ~ hours have been 2I3, of
which ~ persisted by the yellow fever.
yss Or ANS, AHF. l7h.- Tne fever confirm IS
rare frishtluliy, and owing 10 the untavorable
weather is rather on the increase than Otherwise
/, has now become matter of difficulty to find
worken TO dig the graves and 125 bodies hare been
bUrned his rctk for rant ofpidces ofiaferment. The
distress exceeds anything before witnessed, and
the atirehtcd inhabitants flying TO escape the
dcvourng pestilence. Business is almost entirely
stacnated, and many merchants have closed their
stores.
The number of deaths for the last "a hours were
%, of which 200 persisted from the fever The
total for the week up 1882, of which 1861 were
from fever.
The Howard Association during the last weeks
have ministered TO the wants of 1900 unfortunates
and they expect to have under their care zoos
at a cost OF $40 each. They earnestly appeal to the
citizens of the North and the friends of humanity
everywhere tor aid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20
Wing minority on Joint Ballot u.
Aaother Railroad accident.

Baltimore August l5.-A train Of passenger cars
from Wheeling for this city, on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, off the track this morning near
this city. The engine and several cars were smash
ed, ana some Of the passengers injured, but
seriously
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
,--11 pTu N nICiAI, CIRCUIT,

Tho election to FL the vacancy in the Judseship
+. a.. d;s,re. took place on Monday and we have
No, ve. heard tie result. In Bedford the vote was
1,;,,,cr s24. Tresiway 453--Gimer's majority a1l
!, i. stated tina. Tredway' majority in Franklin
=, ao which will likely be exceeded by Gilmers
.a.o,ifv in Pitsylvauia There is but iittle doubt
...,,...nr,s election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

The United States steamer Powhatan has
been heard from again, at the East Indies, on
the 10th May last, having arrived at Mauripas
in eleven and a-half days from the Cape of
Good Hope. Her officers and crew were all
well. She was to leave Immediately for Ma
Gao, to join Perry's squadron, and of course
has long since taken her departure for
JAPAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20
Tennessee Election,

Louisville, august l8M-1he official majority
for johnson, Dem, for Governor, is 22l6 The
Wings have elected members OF Congress. the
Democrats 4, with the Ist District III doubt. The
Legislature stands thus:
Wings. Democrats.
Senate, l. J3
House, A 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

From The Fishing Grouads-Departureo Of Niagara
Boston, Aug. l6.-The schrs Snow Squat and
Einlly swift arrived ut Gloucester yesterday, from
the north fishing grounds; both vessels had been
boarded by English gun-boats and cutters and
names OF the vessels, number of crews and quaint
ty OF mackerel taken down. They report that the
schooner Hannibal Of Beverly, was chased out of
Fox River, where she had put in for a harbor by an
English cutter, at night, about two weeks since
They saw nothing of the American squadron
The British steamer Devastation was seen
cruising about the fishing grounds. Another ac-
count say the report that American vessels were
no, allowed to enter the Bay of Chaleur, is CON
nrmed
The H. NJ. steamship Niagara, Captain Leitch
sailed at noon to-day, with - passengers for Liver
pool and Ia for Halifax. No specie is register
Ell. Captain q. F. Lindsay, of the U. States Ma
rlne Corps, goes out to London as bearer of dis
patches
Letters received in this city from Calcutta, state
mat Capt Hatch, OF the ship Concoriia, died there
OF cholera. The disease was su5siding, but at one
time the deaths had reached 700 per day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

An Irishwoman was caught under part of a
falling wall in Washington City, Thursday,
and so seriously injured that it was feared
she would die
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

We notice in the list of deaths by yellow
fever on the 9th, at New Orleans. the name
of Mrs. Susan H., wife of the late DIR. Vim. H.
Lambeth, of Lynchburg, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

Next Friday week, Daniel j. Woodward is
to be executed in Washington for the murder
of his wife. (
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20
Verdict CoacerRiag the Late Railroad
- .1...4

Providence, Dug. sth.--The verdict Of the
coroner's jury upon the late railroad acct,
dent, says that the collision was caused bv
the eulpable recklessness and inexperience
of Frederick Putnam, the conductor of the
Cxhrdge train. The managers of the road
are also blamed for appointing so incompe
tent man, and not furnishing conductors
with suitable time pieces. Putnam has been
held to bail in the sum of $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

Re's Yertt, 4eglpt ls.--The sehr. n. 3 powell
rom sgaalngte was sililek ~ lightning yester.
day on Squa1n Beach by which & seaman named
Kelly was killed and three others wounda3 Tg.a
yessei was damaged and her cargo set on IRE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

prrrsYLvANrA CoUNrr,-Wnh l.. Panni'i' "hlg'
and Andrew J. Whitehead, democrat are annonn'
"a, a. candidates Tor the seat IN the House of Dele
..,e. made vacant by the resignation of Geo. IL.