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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

or T. -! GknAoWAl-IHE OFFICE oF rIlE SEW
ipNh hAS REbl iAiOR tuAlFANY has Dtly
''u AZ u! br
h'N rfvred To sell bidders
! ''' Nt'''' 'A'U"s'''"t inc NuI'ed
~ or about 70 tie utroluas, Rgh to ~
H'tht To- lrtaa rst prapo viii t. received
''' I'D INV 'N''es ''''es gu advantageous
h 'aaaois ma, lin las m 4st rnt6c rseonp.p
' Hs We rs ths uu4 ie' appreciation consumers
'a i 'As ,4el St4lts, merits
econ ThA' ~ ai "Aia at thu
doubt
Piled 20 Las hlAaius ami biug
lower cost ian dangerous rnnpoda ~ , ~
Pamphl es containing description Regulator and Tspogas
s value had the Conpsng fo ~ i r.
sent by Ost 2 5 CLARKE secretary. jygs sn
y EMO. NS-l00 boxes in store and for sale by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

SIEAM COMM NICATI0N BE- zfESa
NJ l.e he ,l.atn- "a 200 ton- n a. n;
MANIA, 1900 tons, will sa lAs 'olpws
.,p,,.,- Fr.A. B.,asl, E+. Ntr gTak
u1Nsa ''A'.'-''... .Aus.'tl september
60 fn''ase from Ne"i ork 70 BomeuF Cabin 500 Second
Nalyi. For ireight passage, agpIeto
WI SIN OEiR chs 4 CO. g. Broad street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

E'OR LlN NERPOOL.--The fine fast sail ~
ns American ship NORTH CAROLINA CAPT Futagr s3 FrS
oai'HE Aad Hlll
~. .ses Cotton, aPpJ to JP WHITNEY CO. 81 C,,eb At
~ pllIA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

- I" EEN NEW YORK A>p GL}sGoW Tie sss1aAlaazzas
l'ls .al Er" faA Steamship Company
tlAo'f| y l'! a'A g Robert puu4Adef
3 ph gi 90 sail from New York iife-.
h HHl pia lttl J.st t.It, Sep
itft1sr at ~ 0'lutk- noon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29
PlCKSBURG

vi lave SATURDAY July 40, at O'Clock pM
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, sap7
41Nrss sEw F5pShy SAEra4ef "a fti, SEASp 2 2gLE HARD
NAIcHEZ FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, and al
splendid passenger packet steamer SATCIiEZ No
apply on board, - fNs''
: r. 3, CARROLL. Union Row, 50 Caroadelst street
- NE Sacez No hiss made The VOANT
YAIOO, - '1 ''7's-' t' MI points On ne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29
EOR LIYERPOOL.-The fnn l g.. !.

L ~ -. - ~ : IN. I'M OOL.-l ne hne fast ~
. ing and will have quick Dispatch Fo freigbt Of IN FIX
mus iobsecp anu $50 bata Cotton apiiy ITO 1' ~
P, WHITNEY q CO.. 81 Csup st,.e,
~ For passage, apply the Captain on glard " r " 5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29
BOS TOE.
EOR B,OST0N-Thef fast sailing lar
ARTH III, Cs,t... .,.,r D.. =

sa q sai's dap m 'Iggt a''a aPPy Dord -
-. BOdERr, WILLIAM, 4 CO. 20 Camp str o.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29
FED RLHEH

= VIII leave SAluRiAi,July IS. Al O'CLOCK Pm
S,NOR SHREVEPORT. PopT CADDo zsGJ
= JEFFERSON, GRAND FC IRE, ALEXAH tsllSs+.gs
l't.'A ann all krl sufeo
,sH. . aIa ~ 'eeaer SHREVEPORT, BTaf5s 1si-r WI
iy25 JiTiS HYDE "a p,yJ-.,,.,.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29
IOR LIYERPOOL-Thn fna Al i

on IN ~ M ' I'M MOOb-lhe hne A ] last ~,
i,, III S'w ot'sahS ahd wii Aave qaik d5palch For<
:, p, WHITNEY d en-. 81 Car7p s,,.tt
IA cFrboati. '7'' 'lPS 10 '-s ',Ap
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMBS,

ron BuRNIN.eIN THE sA n z.
This Lamp, producing portable Light ts eoHdetty
superior TO any other 7totp IN te
TIME LIGHT is produced ~ the burning of an aeritorm
Casryheh is emitted in beautiful Jets from small per-
The Gas is generated IT iused by the heat ofits own
combustion acting the burIer with tho Liquid
in the Lamp Thus Is peiect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aerl9 9rTn Gas: ...,..
Its construction Is SUCH tat all OF aGeIuent
from its use is entirely and the ol
Its arrangement renders 20 et our OF
ming as do the oil and and burns equally
WELL either with bout ass gope or shade, anu peE
Eectly free from smoke or odort
The opinions OF the be from the fast
that al ihe AnnnsI Fair OF Institute, in 1866
SILVER MEDAL aynrdYd TO the Inventor, and d.
poa TO the e. lhs aIe y was
,rss :-9s5-l ]. X +DUNIIA6i q co; rs,ss
No.2s Monroe ST. near the Post once
selnf7 Wheelinss Va 9lss
T5. 81 hoIss Sy9Tk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26
MEW FIRM

MRSSRS. CAYwooD, lCoNKBIN- & Co,
a having purchased the entirestock ofstoves, Tin
Copper and Sheet Iron ware OF T. g. Culbert;
e4Q son, would respectfully inform tho citizens OF
wheeling and vicinity, that they will carry on
tS h1siness OF manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Shect
Ware Of which they have constantly hand Good
for Wholesale, and Reaili very low for cash;
All he rsons wishing purchase, would do well TO calanu
No 10 Union ST.. at tha- old aud well known
sand heTefofoTe occupied by T. G. Culbertson. 1r
= articuiar attention paid to repairing: ~
wheelfng. Aug. 21. CAYW0oD. C0NkLIN wv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26
TODD & DEVOL,
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,

Sign Of The Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
RE now opening an unusually large stock OF FAN ana
IN Winter Boots Shoes, Hats aud Caps, selected with
great care and manufactured at tho very best
Philadelphia New England, expressly for our w iol
sale and Retail trade To regular customers, anu an
others who may with CALI can offer you Soous
which we guarantee equal in quality OF material and WORK
mahShp those in this or any naIt o tue
United States. TODD G OENOh'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26
Take Notice.

NY section 10 OF the Ordinance of the city of Wheel
inE, relation to the appoint 1ns -
or Sanitary Quantities and Board OF Health Oh inc
Of Wheeling. It Is enacted: ~ --.... J.. 3
That 1t 8hall be unlawful for any person,
mission from the council or Board OF Health or any
members thereof bring cause TO be 6Eousni OF 70 s @
small pox Asac cholera. any other disease me IN
PRODUCTION Of which shaI be prohibited by any order OF
the Board Of heiith Cnoee or such order having been
given By apubEicatiop thereof N
this city, unless such person shall al care
ad ieee to prevent any with the dis
eased person except BY and and 9han
convey him or heL gs eoOn ns nc nus
its of The city. EYery person Inc
snns or this section shan Forfeit and pay 70 tae eLy
n such offence p =, 80 - -rssstl =. u ,,
iuneg-Sm rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26
" M. B nigh a m
KEILS & CALDWELL,

KELLS & tCALDW E11L, sta
(succEssoRs TO JAs.PAuLL q COZ -
E,nporters and Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
nj edfcineS, Chem fcaIS, Paints, OAlS, &C
No 50, UNION UILD1NGS, MAIN ST.
HAVlNG purchased the entire stock, h4tuIes, eneGs
apparatus, &C., of the firm of James Faull &C
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring romtlc Drug business, we take pleasure IN
recommending favorable consideration our successor 8,
MessTs KelIs " CALDWELL and hesitation in saying
that our customers, and dealers VIII
celve that attention and accommodation which mas eafe
LOT th" wen Al's" "0uSe q Ia T 6 PATIIS CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

. v.,prY YApvERTIsENENTS-1 In square, with inc =. r.
tOA privilege stnnges per ann Sn :; Hi:;:,r lS SSS
Que i md Professional Cards, Cper annum not -
exceeding lines, liberal discounts viii ae
rHN - tbe above rates. .I 10 ....N
me- @ Religious notices and for
and Deaths inserted grauitously
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

66 MARKETST.,WH WHEELING, VA.
THE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
mcnts in the East for the supply of Marble and con-
templatng the erection Of Steam works. he would n invite
era to the inspection his Stock consisting OF ltaliai
Egytan Sienna and other Marbles OF the finest
Dealers would find tito their advantage toinspect his
stock bafore purchasing elsewhere -. -,
His work done inthe most elaborate STYLE anu ne
would invite the attention of purchasers 10 examine ls
stock and other carved work, Monuments Cen.
otSnhs Tombs Head and stones &C., and Grave yard
work in every veriey being enabled BY MS 1e a
any other establishment in the country .s-...s.
tSA91is9 ~ 8 = - - = MICHAEIIJ. ROHAN,
t 4, Marble n Mason and Vault Builder.
uc-Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models, aud Marietta Grlna stones
at the lowest trade prices. ly.u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

NU MzBER
gRALITIMORE.
oda FelIow.. R5la.on., BED nIen, Son. Of

Odd FelIOwa, lInHOns, Red Men, sons of
80 Tenn pernnce,
And. other. Society Regalia,
Banners. Seals and Je,oels, manufactured and sold
By Gibbs & Smith, No. IS Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Md.
sfdE assortment usually hand consists of 81;
49,. :, !. .r.. tg.t. REGALIA,
Odd Feitoths'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and En-.
~ =. SIG - 49, campment! f'a.5s.l stsfI
ler. ~ Past Grand and other Officers, plain and
- " - = embroideTed -Ttt Ti.-{
1st, "a, Sd, ,4th and 9th Degree Parade Re.
'stf i' Pichly embroidered Encampment Parad
.r.. ..,t,, s, Il Regalias.
MdSonfc-Knights Templar, Royal Arch, and Master.
- u Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, &c.
Sons of 1emPeTGnce-N National, Grand Subordinate
Divisons-Offcers and Members zEEf 17El7177F
Red Mell-Sachems, Past Officers richly embroidered
3D. Degree Working and Parade RegaIia. =
-i y aa = 81 ,7a3J' JEWELS aae
or the various Orders, OF Silver Gilt Plated Metals
including Knights Templar, (Svith Dfrks.)
rs q 2@ sIass3+ BANNERS.
ous Orders and Societies, manufactured to order;
Signs or Banners, when required furnished free OF
ense, showing the style of the when finished. Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest found in the u S.
LODGES, ENCANIPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing to fit up their Halls supply themselves with
Parade Working Regalia, Banners &c. depend up
OIL having their orders satisfactorily filled, by calling
| addressing :! f-ta - GIBBS i& SMITH,
Regelia and BannerM turers, 70 Baltimore Street,
u or! FRY. Ager,! Wheeling Va oct5-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

New Music Store.
s7C,, of -tI,e (srccinn. TrfgonuM, No. 1OO
Main Street.
- j. FICKIESON would respectfully an
7TfEss=6 nounce TO the citizens OF Wheelins aud VI
jH n n 7cnity, that he has just opened neW anu
eegant establishment for the sale OF Viohlls'
Guitars VolinceIIos Fagocts, Flutes, Flies, Accorue
ons Baljos, and TamboTines. Brass instruments thc
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments and for
singing 49, - - ,,.!,, ,s a.,
newest Songs Duets etc. the very best Roman and
!an caToSe Reeds S TSnns FORKS also Violin Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards
Bows for ViolinceIlo and violin. =,
Furniture such Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats OF any
descriptions OF Furniture. 9 H., ,,,..
Also for sale by the Agent Klebcr, Psbng Pianos
the best manua oture in the United States SuS
as Nunns and Clark's grand and square Pianos b. Dun
h7s, Halett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c
Agent for the make of Carhardt and Needhams fateht
Melodcons .l st..t
Accordcons and kind musicalinstlmens repaired
q tfe lOwestnriceS. -..fr u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

6entlemen;'ss6 ;s6sns m sG5i store.
Pine eood5 : md a,1o1its EStpiissTs &c Museum.
10. 157 BqlgALTIMo9REEys OR Eys.rtoa assortment. Of
sis5sSi so0S. ssRs9say ssa RSili tRxt sSss
:sss s5' 70 meet the
sSsSa s ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26
Spring and Summer Clothing.

Spring and Summer UIOIn1uB'
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
NNoTNCEs 10 his old friends and customers and the
pSSlc generally that having commenced BUSINESS
he is now receiving at his new Store Room IN t5e IN
or eys4y coor quality variety Plain and s1ey
xcent1,, seleetei by himself in the Eastern Cities
suitable for the spg and summer and which ,1;. Rs VII
m nIte up order at the shorter notiee, ~ nc az
embraces shirts kind Collars G5@yais aaa and
sr, aTff;cIe kent in Gentlemels general furnshn
fSrs ifyol want The out in the Ci call at
Quarters p South room SPHIGG HOUSE, " aler s''eef'
-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

s+-s==-77A 7AnofI7er 7ArrfVnI Of ens ofthe ma for
AVERY superior artiele!!o G9A5 EefeI 6 SnNyN Ssn
aaIs H5lSs. lSasgey ...s. y. - .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

Room, No. a, Washington Hail. Monroe Ste
WHEELING, VA
THE subscriber would cal the attention Q, 1e ie,yery
silver ware and fancy goods, which he Is now oens
His stock is composed in part OF gold anu silver
keys, guards and claims. tt-si -7-
Every description OF golliewe .,.., d ,
Cold silver silver plated and common spec.S03 3 sut
Pure sivc: table, tea, DESERT sugar, inustal ~
Plated and German silver forks spoons, butter Knives
etc. etc. .... z.. ~ ,s5 e d.. .-..l..4.s
Way FINE razors strops shaving cream, Stc.5 ar fancy
soSds otsnon pai to repairing Watches clocks,
,pI ieyciIv and engra Wing handsomely done A-,
A share OF fpatronage is respectfully solicited;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

BnItfm ore P5A AER, nlanufaetu8 8rtant ih i'm
r !. WISE & BRPianos, request \ invention
ion OF female peHn OF the piano. A1ensth OF tho
pTovement in the piano can be r29oTTner, that the
the keys Of the y suit the exact ere vain to talk
mgeTs, fT It bei 7timporta9 a SIe Qualities S
touch is ottESM is are not Those is who SSSnld
OF fine tone 4, otherwise. X means Of playing the
flsSG Of the best na free Of post
piano, sgss circulars, wi EwS51sE @ BROTHER
,,ss See s. Pressing manu- sa.E!.es---
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-22

D1rSBtciI INJURED By TfcEa.-
On Saturday evening at the Broadway
theatre, New York. Nr Dric bach, az
u ual, entered the den, in whirh were
lion. three leopards, liones< and a
Brazilian tiger, for the purpose of exFtihi-
ton. S~arcclv however, had he COM
rnen-ed the performance. when, from an
untore, cen cause. the tiger sprang at
Mr.. D.iesbach. The unexpected attack
threw him from his feet, and the beast
in, tantlv fastened his teeth on the hreast
of Mr.. Drie>bach and his claws on other
parts of his body. The lioneSs. oh: erv-
in the assault. took the part of her mas
ter, and pitched into the ii ger; but in 50
doing he unluckilv missed The tiyP. and
struck W. D!ie>barh a powerful blow
with her paw. whirh Only tended to
increase the difficulty already pending.
VT. roffatt. the plin"ipal attendant du-
ring the exhibition, kept the other ami
mails back from entering into the melee,
a. thew seemingly felt inclined to do: al
the same instant he opened the door.
and by main force dragged Mr.. Driesba~h
from the den. He was Immediately
conveyed TO a private room, and ply
.irian sent for 10 dress the injuries
whirh. on examination. proved only tc
be fesh wounds. The tiger j. a pet ami
NAL, but had not been exhibited fol
! three months, and it j. supposed ths
gas light and the crowd of spectators con
fused and excited him, which led 10 th.
attack
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-22
EMPLOYERS And EmpLorEp-E

EMPLOYERS ARD EMPLoTED.-Em-
ployers too often treat those under them
as mere hirclings, who are only 10 be
valued by what can De got out Of them.
They are not encouraged to that conf.
dental intercourse which would greatly
enhance their interest in the bu mess.
IF they serve faithfully. there is some
thing due them be ide< their salary. and
thew are not unfrequently d. heartened
If they hear not The voice of approval.
hey shoulh not expect to be either
coaxcd nr care,.ed, hnt word of prai e
is grateful <tinulous ~ the energy Of
the mot oi,interesed. The fact that he
is subject, makes the EMPLOYED all the
more sen tive TO courte " and kindness
and employers should not forget that in
one sen<a both thew and their subnrdi-
nantes are equal and Experimentation.
nal Of Commerce.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-22
ALTERED Bills on THE BANK O,

ALrERED Bills on THE BANK OF
BALrrMoRE.-\ mother batch Of spurious,
or altered notes are now attempted to be
cas-; upon the public, and timely notice
may perhaps put on their garud those
who arc not accustomed to examine
closely the moneys which thew receive,
SO bills of the Bank Of Baltimore, of
date of January, 1, 1851, it appears haze
been altered to 500, and so skilfuIly
done that the unwary may be deceived
by them. The genuine 500 bill has
Tuscan fgures in the left hand corners,
above and below. about ! of an inch from
the top, and also on the ri ,ht hand cor
ner, about ! Of an inch from the top. In
the atered bills the figures are plain,
and only in the left hand upper corner.
Ia the genuine bill the vi ,nette-which
con, i,ts of shield with sailor on either
side--is in the centre; " lille in the al
tered bin il Is near the right hand corner.
The genuine bill has on the left hand
side between the figures. a portrait OF
Chief Justice MARSHALL, while the altered
bill has one Of General Taylor. with 9th.
er variations.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-22

EMprRon NrcvoL.s-The Emperor
Nicholas le11< life of the mo I feveri<n
activity. He rides, walks. holds a re-
view, superin'end> sham f ,hf goes on
the water. gives fete, exercises the
navy. AMI all in the same day. He
travels necessarily, passes over at least
fifteen hundred leagues every seasoR,
and all those who arc attached to his per-
son have 10 share his fatigue. The En-
pres, who will follow him cvervu here,
loseS her health hy doing %. and II is
sal that the Young Cant Duke Con-
stanine will fall vi~'i n to the mode Of
travelling adopted by his father. Ni"ho-
las j in the habit Of travelin, not less
than seven lea rue in an uDnn Caleche.
The Emperor i Of great hei mt AMI Is
Serv proul Of II {: too proui perhan'. a.
he has acquire III" haiti Of certain airs.
whi"h often give him strong re en-
blan"e 10 a peacock when about 70 bread
hi tail. It Is fact we'll known in st.
newly recruited for the guard j. called
into the Emperor pre- en"e. who mea-
sureS heirht> with him. Ills air is ssri-
nus, hi glance wild, even little savace:
his entire phv -ioynomv has something
hard and tern in it; his &c lures are
abrupt, and he cuts his words in pro-
noun ing them. The Emperor never
shows himself but IN the military CO..
tune. the stiffness of which j. in perfect
keeping with his ia ties. and whirh makes
his great height sti'l more conspicucms.
Meanwhile there i, a want ofsa in his
movements since fail from his horse
he dray< one leg after him, in di, agreea-
BILE inelesant manner.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-22

C0ppEn VERSUS CHoLERA.-It Il STA
ted that nanv Of the citizens of New
Orleans have provided themselves with
pieces Of copper, about six inches long
and three wide, which they carry abou;
them as sort Of prtt sction against the
cholera. They have been induced to
this course nv an alleged discovery bv
DR.. Burq. Of Paris. who states that in
certain .treets Of that capi.sl. a. well a.
in other cities, while the cholera pre-.
vailed in almost every o'her quarter eve.
nv copper<mith retained his ual health
and not cholera case o~rued arrone
them. The copper fnundries IN Pari-
number thousands Of workmen. scarcely
any Of whom fell victims TO the cholera
Of 1892, or 1879.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-22

MISSIONARY SuccEsS.-Oae of thu la
dies connected with the "Nethodi>t Five
Points Mission" in New York. who has
Under her charge some thirty little boys,
rallied them togethcr on the morning Of
Thanksgiving day, e. perfect them in
their answers 10 Questions she intended
asking them when befor" the visitors
during the afternoon. After arranging
slieHT properly, the fir { boy on the rfrhk
II answer to the que ton. Who made
s0u = was TO say God" The next.
0f What were YOU made ?" reply. =" be
! Ct the earth," and so on, th.ou IN
be Catechism. he all inportan. mo-
inent having having arrived. the little
"shavers" were told to stand up. The
little head bov, it seems, was missing,
but the fact being unnoti"ed by the teach
er. she proceeded wi:hsthe question,
who made YOU" which elected the
following lau enable answer, II was
made ont Of de dirt Of de 'ert; bot the
little Teller what Col made has got the
belly-achc and gone home"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-22

LATEST FROM EuRopE.-The Stea-
mer A ia, with Liverpool dates to the
Sd. instant, has arrived at New York.
The Turks and Russi.ns were con- tantly
m,>hing on the banks Of the Dlnu5e.
In Asia the Turkish army had been ex-
tremely successful, having captured sew
eral important fortrc,ses. On the Black
sea Turkish Steamer had taken Rus
sian frisate, and a Russian ship an Egypt
ain Steamer, after a desperate conflict.
l here had been fierce fighting at the
Hand opPo lie Giurgero, it had been
taken and retaken several times, but the
Russians finally managed to hold it
The Turks hal surprised and cut to
pieces q large BODY Of Cossacks hey
fund reconnoitetins on the Danu5e.-'
The Emperor Of u>:ia will not Ii teo to
any proposition for an arrangement Of
diii 'uities, and says the dispute must be
decided by the fate of armic<. The
Sultan Is equally stubborn, and declares
that the Russians NUT eva~uate the
pin Qualities before he will allow anv
ne ,otia'ion for peace to be entered upon.
There has been decline in flour at w.
erpool.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-22

TIE Bouap0ys.-Eonr OF the Paris
papers mention the circunEtan-e of the
"fusion," or 70 speak mosk inteliigibiy,
thsreruncilia'ion Of the French members
Of the family Of the Bourbons. A corr
respondent Of London paper. how c"cr
sives an account Of it, the Count De
Crawford on the 1Tih sending hi car
riage for hi- cou in, ..the Duke de \e-
mours. When they M; in the pre>ence
of Duke de Le,i> and Count Monte,
Chambcrd took Nennur< BY both hands,
and in q very friendly but very di-aifei
tone. said, INV Gu in, | au happy to
see YOU % The Duke de Nemours re-
Piled
1t isl nv cou,ia, who an delighted
10 be ahle TO do nov whit | have 20 ar
IDENTIFY de>ired 20 do long since. I de;
clare to YOU ia nv own name, and in the
name of nv brothers, that We recognize
only one ROYALTY Ia France. and that
ROYALTY j. yours but one throne. and
that the one on which we hope soon to
see seated r0tre de notre m7isor-the
elIest of our house"
The Duke was further pleased to o.
serve:
Il have just laid bridge over the
sbvss that separated us--a bridge thai
will lead u a back To France"
: The Emperor Louis Napoleon is said
to think this ''fu ion very funny"
The afTair in regard to the Bourbon
family il causing much excitement
throughout Paris.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-22

When Pat Hogan first arrived in this
country, he was told by some Yankee,
that many things in this country were
larger than in Ireland-the rivers, lakes,
SC. Soon after Pat arIiv d at a field
where Jacka>* was feeding. and seeing
the animal cock up a pair of long ears,
Pat exclaimed in his companion, Och,
I eddy, my hoy. look look Och, jabers
what q rabbit"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-22

NousrAcHEs.--Ar man with . huge
mou~ tache presented him elf as wit
ness before the grand jury Of county in
Illinois. The foremen was gentleman
of strong prejudice. and evinced Pecu-
lar antipathy To such appendsges. as he
directed the with IS 70 pass on. remark
ing |" that he would not believe a man
under oath whs carried such things On
bis face"