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Movements OF Ocean Steamers
Port Of New York, July so, 1853.
CLEANED.

CLEANED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Psrri.h, Norfolk, &c Luda1
&: Peasants; sou,harner Eavan Charleston spoFord
Teston & Co, Augusta, Lyon Savannah, S l. Mtchill
Ships Centurion Coombs, Liverpool Zerega Co; Hin
doc remender III gibel Garrck Sands Liverpool Jas
Fosier; Caroline Nesmith, Kenney Canao and Panama
Nesnlth & Sons.
90, bstdiog, Charleston, Mccfesdy, Mott Co Nash
Wass, Cadz, Peck & Church; John Benson, Bro w IA.
yana stuIees CO. Jchanns Louie {5eem), osteroch,
Monteyo Bay, Iohr.
Biss-Fmpre. Newman, Galveston, Hussey & Murray
Eufua coue, Chapman Aspin wall McCreads, Mott o.
tter (spcr), Perez Harbor Grscs, Francia, Gomez &
= CO; Almeira. Nor5eck. Savannah J W Eiwell Co
Teaser (3r), B)ntelier Labrador, slfken Irensides
GzIiess, Davis JacEs11yils, Nelson Place.
Schts-IndeYe nieocs, Targow. Washington Bitenan &
RuddeIow; Gil blAs, Avery, Boston, II Barnes; Nagsr,
Perry, BaDgor 7 White & Co Sterling (8r) Barker St
John, NB III & 4 . De Welt; Issbea Arbesan Boston,
Dayton sprsgue; Empire, Smith A'exapdcia, stugss,
Clealinan 60; Homer Harding, Boston, w HsrrIck;
Chsr'es A Steison Miller, Nss Haven, MASTER ssa.s
turn Co; Pearl Westervelt Nevbafn, Batemaa 4 Pud.
aerov; Merchant, Berry Richmond II Piersop Charter
Oak. Kelly, Philadelphia. James Mckee; Seaman (Br)
Ayrs,, Jo.sias. rs J Whitney Co; Ellen Raiman, os.
good, New BEDFORD, MASTER Joven Emilia (Port), Ar.
Tpsnjo B 4nag and Atse ysasEo Brothers.
Mott, Alexandria, nc, Mott Bedsl
steamer-Ihomas Swarm, FaiIfoui, Baltimore, II II
Taylor.
Sloops-Excel. Braley, FAN River master; d Frsby.
Babcsck, Providence, master Harvest French, Provi.
deDce, master.
Ship Trenton (of BATH Patton, Havre 40 days with
3ez passengers, to J o Baker 4 Co.
Ship Louvre, Robbins, New Orleans, 10 days. TO G al
Blanchard. Jane, Hargrave Of Bristol RI and Antoine
II Beekipg, Of Boston, died on the passage.
Bark Nsramisso (of Orland), Lsnphsr New Orleans Is
days 10 master July % lat a. lon So spoke bark Louisa
Bliss, from New Orleans fer Bordeaux
Bark Meina Ross Bristol, 81 days, 10 Back q Co.
Bark Joseph Fish of 81 Gsorse) sssvsy New oris.ns
70 MASTER.
H.ri Prins.sos (of Nsv Hsvsa), sssss,. Dsnsrara,
July u, with 10 Passeseer. 70 mAsts!
Bart Venus lc< Bristol, MOI Church. navsas, I dAys,
hP Ring o..
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Ihe New York Volunteers.
NEW YORK, July 80,
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
DEAR SIR-The friends OF Lieutenant David Scan
nell, and Lieutenant Edward Cook, having read the
list Of promotions in the first regiment, New York
State Volunteers surprised at the omission Of the
above named gentlemen
The former served with great distinction as Lieu
tenant, during the whole campaign, and the latter
sergeant, until wounded, when he was promoted to
eutenancy. It is rather queer to us, that though
hey are in distant part Of the Union, they should
not have been cared for by their brother officers at
home.
In behalf OF their friends, VS.. RAINIER
ia Grand street, N. Y.
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N7arryNCl-

On Thursday, April l. 1882, by the Few Henry Chase.
Mr. LEWIS .BRKwER to Nils. MATILDA A., youngest dasgh-
ter OF Daniel Kennedy, Esq
On Thursday evening" July e by the Rev. Mr. Gillette,
Mr. EDMUND BoDE u Mil ELIZABETH TNsDALs all OF this
city.
On Saturday, July 80, in Mem York BY tbs kes.
Thomas G. Evans. Mr. JOHN JoNEE Of Philsde phis, to
Mise JANE DAVIS, OF New York.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
MIR. w. b. SEAToS, whose nuprals with fair wiao
appeared in yesterday HERALD requests to state that
ne such marie &c has taken place.
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By SANDY Hook PRINTING TnHcrApHl
Herald Marine Corrssponas>se.

PHILADELPHIA, Jay w.
Arrved-u mail steamship State OF Georgia; Sckrs
Stratton, Larestan, Boston: Tennessee. Rsouell,
Flower, Richmond; E Sharpe sharpe, Providsscs;
Chief Smaller Portland CT Hope Candy, JsfTeiss, New
Bedford; II Gibson Avery New Loudsn.
Clesred-0sprsy ~, Bennett. Charleston City Of New
York ~, Matthews, Boston, Delaware (s) sanford,
New York; b.rks Elm Taylor, Boston, Zdoa. Thurlow,
Boston schrs Delaware Harding Provideacs Sharpe,
Sharpe, Providence Oregon, Lewis, Bath.
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FATAL APPRAY IN BUCHANAN, VA.-On the 23d
inst, the police officers of Lyncbburg were informed
by messenger from Buchanan, that difficulty oc.
cured In that place about twilight last Friday eve.
ming, between two men named Richard G. Lester and
ANDREW obenchan, in which the latter was killed.
He was stabbed in several places and died from Inc
e1ects OF his wounds In few hours Lester is a
housepainter, formerly Of Norfolk city. He made
bis escape Immediately after the ARRAY, and had not
been taken at the latest accounts.
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DELEGATES TO THE WORLDS FA1r PROM Lor1sr-
ANA.-Mr. VIM. Vincent, Jr, Of New Orleans. has
received from Governor Hebert his commission as
delegate from that State TO the Worlds Fair at New
York -"
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Brig lsraN Luss, Mobile. July Is e Master.
Brig Arvs WilMaas. Curacea- July 10 10 Foults b
SOFAS July 81, lat a. lon 90 80 spoke bark CabAsa,
steering SSW from PhiladelDhia fer Cssasusges).
Brig Hsnry Woods (of Norfolk, Bunker, Aux Cages,
July ~ to Aynsr Co: July "a lat 80 10 Lon 70 10,
schr Schsolboy, Perry Phiadephia, bound to Prsvi-
dencs.
Schr Frances Elem Means Ellsworth, 10 days.
Schr Oliver II Perry, Bullock. Calais, 10 days.
sehr Abel Dickinson Portland. CT, days.
schr Hall, Ruasell, Portland, CT days.
Schr Bay State Burr. Boston, days.
schr Lousiss. Conkin ChArlestsn. A days.
Schr Charles Mills, Brown Savasnsh. days.
Steamer Ksnrebec. Hand Philadelphia.
sfosp Henry Cmbe, Portland. Ct. days.
Steamer Totten, Kellogg Baltimore.
SAILED
Steamships Franklin. Wotten, Havre; Florida, Wood
hull Savannah; southerner. Dickinson, Charleston;
Liverpool; Fitzj (Br) Hoyt Quebec barks Zpha
Brown, - st George, Shivsrich, Port WathAli; and
others.
The PACKET ship Prince Albert Bradish, for London
has anchored at the Southwest Spit.
Wind at sunrise. ESE meridian, s; sunset, Sc.
Ship Mediator from Bremen y and Dutch bark Icb us
FROM Shields reported below 26th potbost Netle
The Mediator has subsequently, arrived, but from New
Orleans ard the other vessel has not since been hoard
from, and is very likely an error.
By SANDY Hook PRINTING TMRoRAPH.l
The HIGHLANDS. July 30-Sdndown.
The steamships Augusta Southerner. aud Jamestown
bound South, passing the Hook Ships Prince Albert
and Atlantic. two harks aud four brigs all outward
bound, still at anchor the South Spit The
other outward bound vessels have al gone to sea.
Nothing in sight bouAd in. Weather thick outside.
Wind bgat from South.
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asy sresR. s.st..s.yTl II, f.yo:is:
i SSs.s ss: .as. '' H..
up I PIC Si "a S:5s
frSs S.s Tor Il:
UxcURHoN TO VIEW RooasLLH AND GLEN sev1,
:::i ;..
a :s.': S.a n " :. rh s.sns sP' viii
s..s.y nsr.ieg Without fail leaving - s:svs-F..s
;:s 's ;: IS: 81: 4 j.
:.v.s :: sr,s. ssod !. merit
ps Fare w. On
GRAND cor1LLos AND PICNIC EXCURSION OF
VI tbs Mike nurns Qua d to Mount Hermon Grove on
Tuesday August y s.ssm., kss Haven and barge
Shelton un,i1aod band for occasion and viii spare
nopans please their guests that The boats
.Iess s.,s D;sssa 'Gs
NJ MURRAY Chairman.
J. R. PaYon, Secretary. 4. BrRNEs treasurer.
n. ..~ a.s :s..i s steamer iccS3SY sss s
Fer: sa.::s and csn.s
f sss r. s:.'ss ss s;s: rive. i, rn
:i:ssss :s. sals sSakoso. VIM ais. l..,,
.:::!. !: =; Ill., 4! Il;
The G DUkANT viii sise run every Sunday, Issvtns
Spring street NJ and ~; and pisr O'clock
JOHN y. RODmAN. Agent
GRAND FLoTILLA AND CoTILLoN EXCURSION
" up the Hudson river, Monday evening August lst
1853 The committee having chartered the large and
modious steamer AMERICA and splendid barge JEFFER
son, can accommodate 600 persons shel.ons splen:
will make aoding at Fairy Grove where she will remain
one hour. Tickets ST. admit gentleman and ladies. Can
DO had OF Capt Frelgh board barge Ohio foot Jay
stre at the land the evening Of the s1ogrson
The steamboat will leave Tenth street East River o'cock;
Brosme street Ia Bridge street. Brooklyn, IN Pier 3
So; Jay street, 50; Forty third street, o'clock.
HENRY VAN VELSUR, Secretary.
CUNDAY ExCURsION-FOR SHREWSBURY HIGH
y lands Ocean House. Long Branch and Ocean Port The
steamer JANIS CHRISTOPHER will leave pier foot Of
Hammond street on SUNDAY morning July 81 a. half past
above; returning leaves Ocean Port NJ Fare cents
each way.
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The syraeuse Chronicle contains can for State CO.
On Ne 3lst August
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ExcgRsion n1IwEiN NEW YORK AND hlwAEk;
street Nswssk svNy sunday ~ sslssk r. n, fer New
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FINANCIAL.


$200Oas DESIRE. q &, Sy
amount in established house. where it. with his
amount 70 party would apDrsciats
S real Of
in possession Of bushes, tbs. viii pay splenddiy with
Address Exchange, Herald Office.
nRArTs ON IRELAND AND RNsLANr. IN SUNS
Il .:' SSBvwesss p.ssisS1ss
81: :a Isn, .s:.s: iSs ss' Tan
AND SmiCAso gsIoN nA5IRoAD CON y,
the cent bonds Of this company Will be paid
IL;
NO s.ai
YIN a.
s::s: Ss!:s Me- 'I s::
mart s s M sss. ssSx0
B 3 s. s:s s. IL: s1:
George sorH n Nichols 's cashier.
hsa s m T.: .ss
next ~ 'f''' On s'Ef
MAD RIVER AND LAKE ERIE, RAILROAD CON-
L. k' s os q 's e. oo Life
:arsnes AMI Trust co@ssny Holders q e.rsissa:ss
them VIM
bond. :, Mad Rivor and LAX. ri.
MoNEY.-PERsoNs WANTING MONEY CAN GET
Reade street Cash advances jewery Watches clocts
a ary is nhy
hours from to o'clock.
MONEY LENT, TO ANY AMOUNT, AND FOR ANY
Sf ppyD a a 10 Sai JUN ana
No 5 Sixth two Fourth street Private
NTsroE-THr INHERENT ON YaG rusL1c STOCKS
r H'S IA. say ~
ss sss s
July IL . .hres o'clock N. For the aeeommedati.s
ss.aE We '''''S
New York. July s. 1853. A. c. FLAaG Comptroller.
OFFICE OF TEE LAKE sgrEnIof sILvRk com;
b r q sharsa
capital s9 or MoSday
Of the s,eess Of transcription. By order ;,,u,,
New York, July %, 1858
OFFICE OF THE Pennsylvania COAL co. COR
IA and WA, street s Ssw YSr July
declared payable at the Office Of the company atty
viii i.sssss August
9th, both inclusive. GEO. A. HOrT, Treasurer.
OErIcEn OF :, TIE AsToR rIRn ISsgnAScE CON-
havS declared 81 for tn, 9, s
the stockholders on tho day August next Tie trans
New fork July 10, 1853. ROBERT D. HART, seo
OFFICE OF LATTING OBSERVATORY AssoCIA-
" ten, l67 Broadway, July % 1888 Thu Board Of
Directors Of this Association have this day declared s
aess Of wo cent its eacita stock from the
sgs Ct tho past thirty days payable at the cee Of tho
books win be closed from the LIST the 9th of August
O. T. GRosVsNoR, Secretary.
DEeE BACON 4 e.. BANKERS SAN FRANcIaC-
psi cs Of TIE Un,sa states Tor ssIe in aa 20 suit Col
State and rrooseds promptly rc,asd Retax 20
en- ths American Exchange RsnK Estsr DuSosg sherraS
CO., Now York.
DHrLADgLPHIA ANp EHADINC RAILROAD COW.
pany Office Ne 73 South Fourth sreet-PhiiadclDbia
half cent tho preferred stock and three
the stock, has declared earabls
next, moe isn State tax by Of BOARD Of Managers
5. BRADFORD, Secretary.
T'AxEs-IS3-nA-E sl23 42loo-sFFIsE REcEIvre
that the tax books of the present year viii be open pay
nent the first day Of August noxt and that will hes
Xii rons paging shvir taxes rrsyfons I, he rst Of No
vember 1s3t, will receive deduction Of interest
FER cent ANNA calculated from tho lime payment
all taxes unpaid on the first Of December next.
Hours for receiving taxes from A. H. to n. N. BsE
HARVEY HART, Recsivcr Of Taxes.
B-Fsrsoss can have their bills BY applying a. this
es and are regssstos sS sys 10, md accurate aeserp
euire fer personal tax, IL
Now York, July p. 1853
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TEE MoRnoNs AT COUNCIL BLUFFs.-A cores
pendent OF the keokuk Despatch, writing from Coun
ci Blns, under date Of June 49, says that the pro-
visions o. the Mormon emigrans have In great part
been spoiled by reason Of the hot weather. Sickness
exists 10 Distressing extent and some OF the adven-
tnrers succumb under the unusra hardships incident
this journey.
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CuYYBRHas PROM NERVOUS DISORDER mo
- dassd BY youthful ndiscretton hear Of sopetts
qeaty 0slr advantage BY addrossins tn str6e cSaA
s'se'' '"'' lE z8rE srEADxAN c.>s.a e.
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TOR CHARLESTON AND FLORrDA-U. s. MAIL.
Il lino Tho and fast going steamer MARION, w.
Foster commander, will leave Pier No. NJ r. on Satur-
day. August 9th NJ o'clock, NJ precisely For Freight
Apply board, who're ell bills OF adng will be signed
for passage ct the ofice of SPoFFJRD TILnSrON CO.,
70 l1oad say Through tickets to Florida, follows To
jacksonville, k3l; to Pilatka, $50
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ECLIPSE OF MARs.-According TO the calculations
Of James Glaisher, Of the Royal Observatory at
Greenwich, an occultation Of Mars by the moon will
occur August LIST, commencing at 5h 49m., and end
ing at 7h. I'm. in the morning Through telescope
it will be visible between 30 and 75e north latitude
OF course 1t will be visible at London, which ia
within those limits, and the moon will be FIVE
hours high in that longitude. Mars will disappear at
the bright limb Of satellite, and reappear at her
dark limb. So says the London almanac.
According to the calculations Of Lieutenant
Charles Henry Davis, " S. N, superintendent OF the
american Nautical almanac, the occutaton will
occur at Oh. 3m. 80 sec. on the morning of August
LIST. Visible between &c and 76a north latitude. OF
course 1t viii be visible at Boston, which is within
those limits SO says the american Almanac
who's astronomical department is prepared by Lien.
tenant Davis, Of the National Observatory az Wash
ington.
Says Mr.. Glaisher The moon rises at Oh. 43m.
A. M. Mars rises August LIST, at Oh. 4Sn., and on
August 81, at Oh. 20m. A. NJ. near the N. Il. by 4.
point of the horizon. He is moving eastward among
The starr, is occulted by the on the st and IS
near her on the 30th."
Says David Young, of New Jersey "The moon
rises at LII. Sim. A. M See Christian AlD,qaoc
To reduce London time to Boston time, we deduct
Al Ann from the former, making the occutaton
begin here at lh. I'm. and end at 2h. 23m. AM.
To reduce Washington time TO Boston time, we
Add 2lm., making the occultation occur here at Oh
27m. 80 sec. A. NJ, with the moon about an hour
highs-Boston Post, Jsiy 49,
TEE MoRnoNs AT COUNCIL BLUFFs.-A cores
<xft <I<x.l<
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS-EvBRY
Captain J. w.. nAnoox. will leave Spring street o. TX
~ Peel alp III pis c n: Sor,h iiS;f rssp5.
fishing tackle and bait will DO provided the
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EoR NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
United states Mail Line, twice week The steamship
hoAN0KE, b. Csyendy, commander leaves pier ID North
rive, every TUESDAY afternoon at o'clock, and tho
il hFSTOWk, Lewis Parrish, every Saturday
afternoon at o'clock No freight received after o'cook
6ays Of siing For freight apply and for pas
safete LUDLAA PLEhsANTs, 80 Broad say
TuREE SMALL CENTRE. BOARD sCHooNERs FOR
sale, carrying i.2, 40, ITO tons each Call S N.
vessels he
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CUNDAY EXCURSION SHREWSBURY, HIGH
- lands Ocean House. Long Branch Port. The
steamer JAMhs CHRISTOPHER viii le.ys pier foot Of
o'clock and foot of Barclay street at O'Clock for
above returning leaves Ocean Port NJ Fare cents
each way.
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DOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK. OCEAN
IL House, Long Branch and Ocean Port.-fhe steamer
lanes Capt John pres win Leave Plsr
August 4, 8 and at 4 O'Clock p. NJ Will leave Ocean
Port, August at M I'd 6s A. NJ; the 3d. 4th 9Th
and 9th at A. NJ. Fare, IS cents
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CHANoE OF DAY-MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY
~ AID intermediate landings. Fare fifty cents Meals
M vs and E
beat pier g. NE feet Of Robinson street. aud after Mon
at seven o'clock M For further particulars inquire
board OF Of WI. RADFORD, ZEE West street
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ENARE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.--AUGUST, IS53.-FOR
~ ~ Shrewsbury Long Branch, Highland Dock. Ocean
(MiddlctownD and Red Bank.-The elegant and COM
modous river steamer THOMAS g. HAfGHT Capt. J. p.
Cerles will commence the first day of August At
regular hours between New York ard Red Bank touching
Ut al the regular landings the above route leaving keA
Bank every morning at O'clock leaving New York Peck
Slip East river every afternoon, at halpa O'CLOCK
I'm her notice. = = = "
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EAST OFF eLoTBING-TwO THOUSAND DOLLARS
~ worth wanted. Tho highest cash price win be iboray
given IL ourrert money for Largo and snail lots GOOD
loft of clothing, Of eyary description Address Ugh
posi- or can on JAMES hOR0tFY. a. his soaond-hana
5tore. NO. II OcAnge street near Cha tban.
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EXPaEsS AGEN les.
DreF0RD co.'s MKT CALIFORNIA oREGJN
ID South American and China Express will DO disr tend
u s. steamer Georgia, Friday August 9th int In
otsrgc Of regular special messenger " H. D.sw and
with tho splendid steamship California Slippers
win In mind the necessity Of having their goods Pat
in strictly waterproof condition ready delivery the
day before sailing Small parcels received for express
srunke till +. ~ day Of sailing Freight taken on the
Low est terms and prompt delivery GUARANTEED Notes aud
bills collected usea Passage secuted on the lswnst
terms by applying at our effce.
BERFosD 4 Co, No. . Astor House.
fSHAsE a co.'s EXPRESs-TO BOSTON A I'D EAST
ern ststes and to Philadelphia daily Rates reduced
% Ter cent Small parcels shilling. To Charleston
and Interior OF Georgia Carolina Alabama and Tennessee
Combs o.sExpress, every Saturday 80 Broadway
W. Z. BARNEY Manager.
CHASE CO.'S EXPRESS, % BRoADwAY.-To
~ California Friday August Special Messenger, Mr.
O. Coale Freight % cents per lb The only Express via
Nicaragua, as usual In advance OF the mail.
w. C. BARNEY, Manager.
EUROPEAN EXPRESS BY EVERY sTEAMER:-HAv
~ ing made with tho Ocean Parcel Delivery
Company OF London No Ager street, paxcels, pies
packages &c. can be forwarded to all parts Of Europe with
safety and despatch and at greatly reduced rates which can
be learned at the ONCE CHASE 4 co, ~ Broadway.
@. W. FIKLD, Manager, London:
". c. BARNEY, Manager, New York.
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DOR STONY BROOK-THE STEAMBOAT GEORGE
Law CAPTAIN MANS: v Ssvs PIX slip ferry every
ipg Saturday juno o. Returning, leave stony
o'clock every Monday Wednesday and Friday landing at
Huntington and Northport each way
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DHLADELPHIA ANp EHADING RAILROAD COW.
pany Office Ne 73 South Fourth street-PhiIadc Dta
July y, 1JDivdesd Nosce-A dividend Of three and :
half per cent tho preferred stock and three por
the stock, has declared oarabs I'd Au
rex moo From State ax by order of Board Of Managers
s. BRADFORD Secretary.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09
News items.

Glass bottles have been found on the
coast OF Siberia, supposed to have com
from the ships of Sir John Franklin.
The mail between Montgomery, Ala
bama, and Atalanla, Georgia, was re
Gently robbed of $50, 900.
The cholera. the yellow fever and the
small, pox, are all raging in the Island
OF Cuba.
Two ladies were engaged in fight in
Philadelphia one day last week. The
nose Of one was bitten off.
The imperial Chinese army visa wretch.
edly organized. imbeciIe multitude.
On the capture Of Nankin by the rebels,
they slew $4,000 Tartars.
The city authorities of Cincinna ii
have established quarantine hos
about five miles below the city, where
all boats are compelled to stop to be
inspected.
The Mayor OF the city of Montreal.
Canada, has been arrested and held to
bail in the sum of 5000, on a charge OF
murder on the 9th of June last, during
tuc huEdZZl IlOt.
A battery of six-pounders, and other
engines OF destruction, are preparing to
be sent from the arsenal an Washington
Tor the Rio Grande. where a large
portion OF the army is concentrating.
The cholera is making awful ravages
IN Copenhagen. Thirty thousand Of its
Inhabitants have fled from the CITY,
Hands cannot be found to bury the
dead, and piles of the corpses are left to
purity in The sun.
The great Australian nugget la,elJ
exhibited in London, has been melted
and sold by London firm of bullioi
brokers for f5 .532. Its weight preyf
Gus to melting was .6l5 oun ces, and 4
yielded l,423 ounces standard.
The steamer Cherokee, one of Geo.
Law d Co.'s line of New Orleans and
havana packets, was completely destroy
by fire in New York harbor. on the 25lh
uit. She was laden and was TO have left
on the next morning. The value of the
cargo was set down at $500, 900, vessel
500 600.
Mr.. Norton Goodwin, a young man
about IL years Of age. of Pitisfield.
warren county, Pa committed suicide
on the 9Th ult., by shooting himself
in the head. Th. probable cause of the
act was, that when offered as candi
bate tor Baptism, objections were made
oy some one OF the rite being admins.
tered.
Last week numb Of married wo.
men al Fairfield, Ohio, went'to the cellar
OF retailer of spiitous liquor. turned
Inc faucets on the kegs and vessels, and
let the contents run out. The retailer
had been selling liquor to their hus.
bands against the remonstrances of the
wives. Some half dozed of the wo-
men were arrested, taken to Norwalk.
me county seat, arranged before a mag
islrate, charged with raising riot, bu,
were triumphantly acquitted.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09
C. CLOUD. UEyuy n'rox>o,
CLOUD & O'CONNOR.
Attorneys at Law
Solicitors in Chaucerv.

no HUGH DERRY In the name of the
l State OF Iowa, you are hereby notified
ina. your wife, Catherine Deerv, fled her
petition in the District Court of Muscatine
county, Iowa, on the 9Th day of September
1893, praying divorce from the bonds of
matrimony, and the care, custody and edu.
cation OF the child. John James, the Issue
OF your marriage with her; that the grounds
OF the SAID application are That yourself
ana the said Catharine Deery cannot live in
peace and happiness together, and that by
your faults the welfare of both requires a
your wilful desertion of
her, and your absence without reasonable
cause ca for the space of one year and more.
NOW, unless you appear on the morning of
the second day of the next term of the Dis
trict Court of Muscatine county, and an.
swer to the said petition decree will be
taken against Won in accordance with the
prayer CT said petition.
WILLIAM LEFFINGWELI., Clerk
District Court M. c., Iowa.
1. Mason WILLIAMS, Sol. for petitioner.
Muscatine, Sept. 9, 1853.