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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13
From the Richmond Va Dispatch
Execution Of Johu \. WOrm.ey

of the law, John : Nurmle, was executed
at Chesterfield Courthouse. H. miles south
of this CITY, for the murder of Antony T.
koblou, oi that county, ON the Eth of
July. 1851. Oar readers Will general,
remember the particulars of the murder aud
the causes which led To it. Rolio1 was
the son in law Of WON ley, and h. been
married To- his daughter about two years
4 separation had taken place, and suit
Tor divorce, brought by kobiou, was pend.
inr at the tine OF the murder The two
families resided in the same ueighhorhood,
and AT the time kobior WAS shot he was
passirr the house oi Wormlcy. along u
public road living on his back on the top
Of a load of plank which he had gone Tor
with his wagon to n uelghborug saw mil
that evening As the wagon was passing
the door ot Wormiey's house, he advanced
towards the road aud fired mu,ket the
ball passing through the body 81 Robiou
killing him instantly Since the subse.
qucnt day, TOW nearly two years, the mur
dorer has been lying in Chesterfield jail.
After long delay Ia procuring II final lrial,
be Wn. at last found guilty sentence passed,
and the day OF his execution fixed 10 Aprll
last. This Judgment was suspended for
the purpose Of aoaitlur the result Of a.
,,njir,,top In the Cont Of Arn.nl. Tor a
new trial. Failing To obtain new ulhl,
be- was again sentenced aud the time liz d
tor yesterday hv the Judge for his eNecu
non v..k EARLIER wa, named BIS the
INDIE. she l7,h Of Iunpl but the crmiual
r.que.t,d that the time might be extended
a week.. ia order to afford hun an opponu
nat, to inform hi. friend. ia kcpluek, or
.,n,p. nt the western ~tnl,. ut hi- Tat. and
IN afford them nm opportunity 10 visit hun
before hi. execution. II tho, desired 10 dc
80 The judge rlnutsd hi, request. and
Yesterday wa, the fualp OF the tag,d, a.
br,.f nccount Of which up Will hasten to
give our readers. large cuucoufse of
r.,,,Ia ..tiot,tad nj not less than / 600
.,tt.rd.d tia, e,ecutinn A. the earl, hour
,l : IN III. manning the crowd henan 10
assemble apd continued to swell uuul thr
hour of - n'clork
We meyer a, i,nos.ed tho same number of
v..bi,.l,s.e,.j bot.n. hrnusbi. lrtn rrgnl.iiinn
p,,u q, similar orro.,ap. tb, greatest aux
lan WINS. exhibited %, an prescott ta witness
.,.r, i..eidsnl ,u ,,.un,rtIon with tie hoal
p...r.,tias~ ,n a t.,p,d, which has So hong
s,rii,.L t.. rof.n,Y. a., ~ which II arrut
,.5 Nd,.n.,n,d interest u,. inraIted to
g.. execution b, rfa i5,.i that th, matdere,
v,.,uto. lu,. 'ispfr,.. at vc5l,h, and
,.t. ,..f.,.taf4.. t.,.fk t.lu,,etian.. who
b..t l..,, .,I,,,.t,B Tar tho Lave. lie wa.
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. 2 r H-B z ADVICE OF II o n
81 o N MIEK.


simon smitk was on his deatb>bed. His
son Samuel was standing by HI, side, and
"hiie lie WAS holding hts iathers hand, his
iather spoke to HIM rs follows;
sammy, am d!ihg at the age OF nj
y i've. ! wish you TO pay STREET attention
to my d,i"g advice,
atber Will
Aud wish you to follow my advice
after am dead
" VIII iether.
SAMMY, Tue neishbors aud all my
trends tell me haven't an enemy IN the
world, and believe haven l. want You
to understands why maven l. II Is all ."
ing to policy sam, pohcy, aud nothing
shorter When was OF your age my
boy, was AS poor as An Old village ho'se
turned out 10 he Age has at last broken
me aown' but am poor thaih ppilcN /.
oilow my example, and YOU viii beeome
a lar richer nan tiian your lath"r sammy,
ana die without Al enemy as do.
samuel sunk "ept, as IA duty bound.
But gIeI and MS hankefchiei ehoked utter
anee, and SO he said nothing
II always ''r' nay policy resumed
the dying SUNK, to "'old giving oiiypc"
to ahN one No matter wiz" people said
to me- g, ANY one ''se' ,i4h' 81 wrong -
nave Al" - ,"ue""fed To l'' Dear ana
submit ""e'' 90 count Ia "' '''n 'n'
cautious 90 an "rc"''"hs' ana 10 a''la Tue
eNhlhil"h 81 any sl-h 81 resentment ny
""E 'Nt"'''' ~ wv, nav ''"''" w
h9 P''''N'''"- !" "-rrt Win 'N''N GUY
Is SUE eventual s'o' 10 ""Ne'f"' f't"'
i'l'H
hu' h''e you never haa any u'heul'A
WIN my one
N"' s'"'e vas twenty one s''" '''
dAins man e''i'"H Tor oi''"l' h''e" M
a niue ""''' ""' wet "N ,f', Tue, are
too i"''h"H nor "'' !" 'P''h pam ''''
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anu sunni 81 ''' '"'" '"' eve NUM-
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Fair ayning.

4 IL. persons ARE forwarned against cutting
~ down or carrying of lumber from my
|and, Persons thus offending viii he prose
euted to the utmost igor al the la".
T.. FRASER
Jan. 9, 1853 Wy
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To CuRr rnn DNsrrrsiA Give a hun
cry dog a piece Of fresh meat. aud chase
him I'll he drops it. You viii find thu lar
supe'ior to any ilumms mixtsre" that
hrs vs., been ,oarce'.j
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

The Police Court OF krmpcr Co. Miss
have raised the liense lee tor drinking "a.
looms to : 900
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Another stock Of Family Medicines.

~ TuErFOtpH ar. rn.' rr.''. "' '0 I.'
=. vtoeu. prieui"H. w w-.H'n.- Ir'r.
sod II, = n J.t.t...l H.h. d. l'.,a.H and
Nill ksep constantly 900 naud a nil .n1ph, t'h and
rtTtt4f - ,...,.,,,.,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

The newspapers TEEN with glowing nc
counts oflhe process oas speeches, and JOY
! aus cef, mouial- that marx the Presidents
progress % New York. where he arrived
GA Thursday, and attended the inaugurn'
( ton OF the Crystal Palace. Everywbefe
the President has been received, not merely
with appropriate houor.. bot with degree
# hearty oulhusasai. that seems % lave
been felt by all parlie,. The New York
Commercial Advertiser t"hiy.) happily aud
usil, characteri-es hi reception aud bear
ing during this progress
fte.idcut PIERCE reception ut the va
fious places, upon his route has been most
cordial, and in justice We are compelled 10
idn.it that his hearing through the whole
va. been msuly. and worthy ct the Chiei
Magistrate Of great republic His speech
s. Ia response 60 the addresses presented e.
ian, aud hi. htief r.m4lks on other orca
-I9rs. have been ,lnenhfiy flicitou. aud
faae from common place isns Some oil
Wsa'Iu-ipus have been exceeding stocking
.ud fortunate. aud 10 81 Of ;bem, a. the,
nate been reported ia our columns, the fea
Ter cannot have failed to discern the ylgof
tud freshness OF dictlon winch were appa
rent IL his inaugural address. Beyond all
question VI Pierce possesses tue power OF
pleasing aud moving hls bearers lie u a
popular speaker aud turns tis public inter
views with his fellow citizens to good ac
count
he President himself had said little Of
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Dimensions Of IIcavcn.

Tho Clinuf0.t c,lruitft,tt. t..ed an g.,
text %. Revelations. d. contnbuted To the
charlottesville n y. I.d,.rs,,i,o.
p......... tt.
. =.
a,, ..,,I g.. ,..t 81. ,l.......I ,..-
1r'.I...n ~, -
thr height Hre equal
Twelve thou,snd mrlongs - : .t21 900
Feet. which being eub.d. is Si2 0>> 600.
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In tho Italian hints com : still made by the
hand
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13

CO.'S. THE IFORD
July l6, 1888 ~
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Where t,.a laiIc, afi G,D,- wa' tHd cnr-
plr,e assortment Of everything useful good,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
RUSSIA

We have received from Moscow affecting detail. on the
situation OF the Catholics in Russia 1t that the
Greek schn minated all at By the prospect which
he affair Of the East open IT, ambition and excited by
the incoutestabe which mantests tef 10 many
souls TOW aid the truth red0ubes IL activity and ardo.
against The true Faithful
We know that there Is popular saying winch reicts
tie conversion Of Russia tue period ia which the pioGs
Jesuit Bobola shall be placed in the sumber u the Saints
by the Roman Church II i possible That the recent pro
. Of canoniLagoE Of that usous servant Of God had
VT more awakened the snimosity Of the sch'smatlc-
However hat may be- fewsm nths ago the Prior Of the
Convent Of the Dominican Fathers of 81 Peteb1rg-a
much regretted eZoGs-wss arrested during he night
nv soldiers and earn, away, knows where They
IA not Kermit him 10 Did farewell 70 his Religious whJm
h. a unable see with the exception Of one only ap
Tonied by the authorities 70 replace him Al h paper
ere .eiEed This severity has resulted from tbs Ry.
Fsfh.r having replied 10 a letter from Rome IN which
,i.v a., i from tim come details The madyri0m u
IL b, u. .
Tie Faithful are subjected veXa0ns Of msny kind
Feegu.pt communion Is ioEbiden them the spe- had
len rrnbrage Al L. Al tn confessional = with diff
,rI,v tfev can hurriedly obts.n few words
Tie rr'tet Greeks have a great share IN ts@ fresh
r uf Il thtss prosecutions The converts Of thai
unf.d 10 Catholicsa have been tiled and the
a., h. at rway in o. Gtomir where a. first they
~ urd en- essen toerrbe enough bet very
h;rg slsd 70 embrace the -cA.-n aud refusing sub
t n n thev had - endure al so.ts Of bad ueatasat
~.rr.rt,d fom ca- az Ii icy have been sbai up 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04

Ra- an converts There among them very barred
and theolocian whom tbs schismsc Bishop lnenied
10 eor.ert He esused him very frequently % be con
Spetei before him ard 20 enter nPSn discasson. On
the reples Of the Catholic Priest the Bishop got into
rsee and cred Turn this rascal out d doorsf They
violently druxe him away and they recommended the
next day This same Priest finds himself now, With two
others a. the headquarters Of the Government Of sarof
and although there Ca1hoe chapel recently erected
there he has neither the liberty 70 say mss nor to essr
else any function Of the ministry.
Many Catholic priests are subjected 70 punishment
which i called pk and which has replaced the ks0Et
lhey give blows by thousands. doctor assists at the
execution and Is be who when the patient i nearly
dead causes the be suspended They let the
victim breathe and sometimes they carry him 70 the
hospital but in order unt the sentence be
completely executed One Of the priests thus martyred u
cad ser having received more than ne thousand blows
nj different TepettiOns.
More than two hundred Polish families have been
obliged to leave Odessa last your because they had
brought up their sons in Catholic sesdern there and or
ders have been given 10 send ihose children 10 Moscow
Kief &C. in order TO have them instructed in Russian
and without the assistance Of one single priest.
4 Russian lady msde the pilgrimage OF the Holy Land
and she there embraced the united Greek rite On her re
turn she was seized, maltreated and imprisoned
In the midst of this renewal Of persecution the Catholic
churches are multiplied. We have seen Russian monks
astonished by the patience and virtue OF the Catnohe
prisoners that were assigned to them to guard
fAni De "a Relxon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The follow nc remarks from The Marx L1He EEpYes
The w.aher days past been Of The gnyosb
al paris Vi the knsdD and
stop has been the harvest operions tnde
the Wheat LIST should
proved bgt specially the dem md FOR VII 90 for
FTsnee~hieh checked By the steps By s
that country Etouts fortnight 10 regard - DC
prices OF bread IN Par.s-h has revived.
We the habit taxing views; indeed hsss
Frequently prem
viii Ackno~ledee have FOR m0nth
pointed OF The probability o. hsh Of prces or !"
4n the breath unde cgtaFe snd generally
u the What has since ID could -
That portion Of the sho nd BE- iuzEed
main 10 the tslas IL the middle septsnbsr %. 49,
sceed 20 dnu.res; 4o9 smos' PIE 20 - -,
70 The upwsrd IN prizes n G.st BrsI I'D tgn -
vtsd b. bad harvest the edsct prices gOd -
tesl Icrsut bat unfortunately have seea 49,
over the greater fsrt 4 Europe ,..lss, N
Ihe countries which IN -nsry years would have -
hsye arcrcsd srpptes Their selves IN 0f
api rshsnEEe have rsny Of the foreign s0Esnrisn -.
dssIfh the laws .IeDs importation and
ten asEed Tesrictors on imports have been rs. $780,
Nuhaf ,Sn ard enpofs have been pgoabLf Ofe- ilrl
hollnf lly, sc a. re- lire gIppes In ne = -.5,-.S
BY TIE le Gocks Of cd whoa ether sxaSaa :. -
N very rfrow csnpes and surphss o. he - ~ a. a.
Available " quantity before The sprnk Of leff IL. -,
~ 1a i-nd cu badly al The N0a o. 1870
tito ciss 80 70 Prevalent; the ccnsuup =, - -, -,
uereor1 ~ seater th1a gsu4l, AID tleEe vii y ''
Foli. III T.. al,
srp@lr. ,ierfsrs that hs have Se9snt nsay f oar
lIFiy q bIesdftl-s the Jared Ststss SD $50,
tas proved thst Amer t.'.l --
rs.y yrss Europe slcssny hsa 70 cover nc
= urts Of ccnVeyrs the grain from sreli -
fke frttofc FINE se.fher scgrinG ne ~. A,i ~ -
rdls ard N smisAba arrGnkcnr1- ~
w. conplealss - Atii -
tt,r - ft- nov sra there acu sgPreb>o3 thar arg
ToueH Ct ths gcpSIalon viii. da sa 20 s--is 81 A-9 "
sr'fr lerl sefFc sbc cr5cq'ssBt - iftff ~ .N-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
HOLLAND.

The States General of Holland were opened at the
Hague Monday, 18th, by the King who made the ioi'
Grs1Irsts Again are. short myself IN the is';
you wahpssiure addle myself he o. no
ana snebmn hat going nence your ofd'
h. mot iendy relation. PoweI, Dlrns The
monh hs,e received poo. Of inse., wasa a.G
un' MOI to nees saytan o ,hs et'ea.os o. ee com "-f''
The naval and military forces l eonsinae TO perform hsf
duties in satisfactory usnner 90 far As her limited me-
relations md to protect our psons n sad %
ver and exercise Of army the hand BY keeping the
militia Under arms and on The ohe, oy nn,ns me
pos, he other Psrs Of tho world generally .i,sory
disturbed hA been restored BY hins e1rs on The par %,
our e.,s s 20 ls sns scb. the csaes IL Boaeo
the h.fs Iay.ss. esa.ed b ihe '1s tes
BY The Government sna the assistance Of he PaO Ai' s
The great works the improvement Of orr prHe
pal riv.s continue 10 De aetyey eiIea On Inc m
p favorable condition The sIr of enerpfee develops use
NOR and s re , S,e p ~ sieS The D q.
viii BE- much augmented md which will give TO aseaire
wars the general require, the ssorts OF the people
he works The Netherlands WI The ne
rroaeh completion Applications kr Concessions are eneoar-
aged possible The eieeomsSDs'e tel's.Pn INES are ia
and continually improved The lately cSmpe,a Ine 70
Finland undertake. By private individuals Of The highest inter
In eess It the sre. success q the esterprs Of
Ire Hssre Lake ESQ Be sraiiid At the success
fnl sic OF IN nv
opinion be formed on ns para fepOfs re-
eeed To- CIV be koued sveras@ ons Aholsa
The this u thus seems 20 nave
teen son s1sEgersf b. people have however ak-n
ueures suppress III trHng npednens which opposed
he re- Hpori,iOn The prneiPs ,Ireis. Of food
Commerce and shi building are al prospering TINS
var These brLnchts TIE pubic welfare coetnue 20 increase
HE finance. the equally cesfao- Poton
N, bore. hh had Of The favorable issue Of tie service VI Az
wear proved saeoes We have every son 70 eEPeei
ihs he prs viii BE- also ss.fctory Unforeseen CIR
rave PREVENTED copietiCn Of the avs for
M ne fs1Gron proposors the reduction o. the national
deht v N .oon be submitted your deibersflcn
1he will and it Is the seors desire OF ny
GoseIpmsrt should afford The opportunity Of @ M Import
an !, gslltiye qu' sions
our eaorfs viii tend 10 ore and the eudo secure b
every power and By he blessing Of Divine PROVIDED
The el.1rt Of dtEs country.
new declare he sI;ssenersi 20 Be- opened
isworthy Of remark that he English papers call the
transmission by telegraph OF the above speech
no, more than 500 words the greatest triumph that the
telegraph has yet achieved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM THE JAPAN
EXPEDITION

BY the overland Indian Mail received in England, we
learn that the United Expd sailed from Looehoo
on July Sd for Japan the Commodores feet consisting vi
the steamers susquehsnna and Princeton and ships Ply
mouth and Saratoga to be followed by the Powhatan and
Vandslia. The North China H>raA OfJuly o. says
Conformation has reached privately that while the Cni
ted states feet in the nighborhood OF Napcan Ne
pakiang D. the susquehanns and Saratoga went on cruise
eastward and touched at several beautiful Islands, where
thew distributed live stock They also touched al an isl
ard named BOnian. To their surprise they discovered
few European residents consisting of English. scotch,
Irish and Spanish who had ef whalers and established
themlelyes there Among them about eleven WON A.
The Governor Of the sland s scotchman. He claims
the slnd his owD and has been settled there about
twenty years He has family Of several Children one OF
whom Was drowned few days before the susqaehanna
touched thers in endeavonng to cross the bar.
The Commodore has male purchase OF piece Of
land containing about ten for $50 IL i in good
situation Of the best sites 10 the harbor AMI IN
tended for Government coal dept The island j. noun
famous and the hsrbor excellent having from eighteen TO
twenty fathOms Of water the anchorage Shell sh such
as obsters and craysh abound On land plenty " Wild
goats to be found. Pums, bananas, pllntans, and
other varieties OF fruit abundant on the island.
The Russian frgse Palas and Rassian brig Of war
Immediately followed the American squadron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
TURKEY

The rosi. OF lie Tt1ksh question remains a TO f. =
precisely whcp i did
Tie only additional fat ii fact i : contained IN pr
vse ters from Vienna daiel pt ? stating that Id N N
hers Of the Conference had reosmhd that the best an
derstspd-c ,als sted Between ,Lcn ard ha i-sh ng9
bad b, prepared by them Which coGched ia he mls'
eoncIaor GDgusgg and + cal dated 10 b. acepet b.
theconiendrg parties Meantime says Lonloa paper
oanno Dc concealed iAat the o. events i rapid
tending 20 r,move the ,ase iFom she sphere OF legoi1l
arr e. urso al last twO STATS Of EuuPe into al the a
Lmil, q rar TIE TuTkih army i day Increasing q
nsnercs strength ani the ehsr8sCT u rhes troops =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
EGYPT

Alexandria date. are to sept TO- Matters were very
ouiet in Egypt Owing 10 the critical position of affair
between rakey and Russia, Abbas Paha will not 90 to
fhe coast Of the Red sea- he had intended. Abbas u
IN dar gerous condition IRON suls two physicians hal
leen sent for from Italy
Tic troops bad been all Withdrawn from syria, and re
crs were still being levied to assist the Sultan. Abba
expects double the contingent he has already sent 70
ConstaniinOple.
Prices Of all produce continued very high and shipping
was 90 much in demand that number Of Turkish and
Arab vessels Of all sizes and Of them Of doubtful
sesworhnes had been Chartered At remuneratye rates
of freight 10 carry grain to Leghorn and harsees.
The Nile had risen TO good hight - there u promise
of an abundant crop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04


ARRGyAL or STEAMSHIP PRrLADkLrHA - ~. 1917 az.
a.; pb;l,deubia let the city OF New Orleans on ,' Si
:, - $4,000 ..s m Arrived AZ 'he naN@" az
NJ "a 5000 Crossed The Bar AZ oci0sk nsxt
- - eor Hsysns, at which port she sfrs~
- ,b. ssth Of same, making days hoan
on ,,aped al Havana all that day end en
,Le ue.t pouirg 9sth utmo' at loi o'clock Tor se"i o
Iicb mort she arrived the quarantine GROUND w y
at 3. A NJ hx
The Philadelphia experienced severe accident on va
,.oy.ge from New Orleans to Aspinws ia latitude 10 Oh
ind 81 by breaking her shaft port side, between ,ns
;,,r and center fange Of the wheel She arrived o. AZ
ninwan without any further accident, returned 70 ssN
orean. thence to Havana and thence " New fofA
compushing the whole distance Of 300 mics . -
Ealing dsys-an average Of is6 miles per day though ~
.oue occasions ahe has run high 22i mlessrrs'
severe weather from Havana TO New York. daanoe ''
bly, never before accomplished by any steamship VI"
wheel in 20 short time scsha
There Is an epidemic prevailing upon the Island =, ,hs
Of Cholera, and many estates nearly depopa4s ~ oos
terrible scourge ~ high DO slaves have ~,
Plantation The Yellow Fever aso committing '''
both IN the city aud country. -, n. LAND
The privilege Tor Submarine Telegsph hOH' :, n,
n Cuba TO ihe Uaed States has ast been sf'n rl;a
Saral A Kennedy, Don Francesca Soy an a.. ,,sn,.
Ns.nez by biz Exccllenoy Gen. Canedo' WIN ~ -,
nor, ANIMAL Of the Real Junia and Telegraph" D.
tee f,r A tenn Of I3I years The process ,'' 80,
Signature was cent on 20 Span y me Sp'H""
Or which left Havana the stb sh ,.a, $. s,.uu
The rrotos.d roate for the sao.a@rhS ~ a, ,.s,o.
Pur,,o Yeaazs near Cardenas ~ 'f-I ~''
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER A. 1853


That the ersts and the holsters -ouh creep oeTkrhea
And We with orr seefs on ne o-lo|i
Lightly they ItsTk Of err spirit ss gone
orr guns might 70 atoms have brayed them
Yst We re lef the rascnis in tn. way 90 on
Treating those ve.- BEitor' who made them
r., -, NJ our sharnefll Job was done.
Wbea the waves rOsred The hour o. retiring.
And we know we the distance should have 20 run
To divert a rabble almiring.
sbsr,ly end quiekly we lai' him down.
Md the jeers Of the monks, young and hcary,
And We said unless Spain j. compelled 10 acne,
Aus humbug il Old England's glory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
AUSTRIA

The Hungarian Regala be brought % Vienna ami
lodged in the Treasury called the schatE ksmnr which
Is collection OF carioses belonging 20 the safe AL
the Jewels in the crown Of St stephen herenot one
missing We A0re beard some doubts thrown on the
cenuineness of tae relics thus oppouney found buried
ain >aa + s0f Il the Danube
Great rre araiions were making DIN f.r the
cep,or II tie EmIeror Of Austria snd Rassa aud the
kim Of Prussia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
Brown. shipiey & CO.'S Circular.


Pr Rfific.l LivGsfoot- Tuesday, Sepe "a lsS
since the date Of oar ass circular the CorroS sl -.
dull wsh In prices fAvor u buyers tkeasA
rally amounting qnotsuon. Qsales below low ma,
almost 1nsseabe Sales for the three day, l2o b.e4 wrS
sps and expo take 2S0 bales The Manchester nan.
to-day has ra OF heavily with limited demand cor 0ee
Yarns - H..
,anced 81 y 10 n and FLoUs bb INDIAN coRs a,ssss
demand At he rstes o. last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
jaime, Miienrys Circular.


Per Foifc LIVERPOOL sept ~ ~
PEoyrsloSsIn sides and shoulders. moderae busass t
20 prices The Government Contract for Avn ss
Reef ha hss taken A. aud for II 90 tieIcr Po ~
10 hsh have sgsn more tone 20 Beef and fst
tut without much business YET being done Cheese tsss
Lard quet
TsLLow steady Al the fall price. Of az; week
OUERcirRoS BsEg Is dull. with small saies-
In CLoyERsEED nothing new
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