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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

AN Ok, weighing $500 pounds, aud per-
fectly white, raised in Illinois aud five leg.
ged COW, were passengers on the David
White, at Wheeling, on Thursday. They
arelen route for the Worlds Fair, at New
Ynrk
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

PURCHASE OF WooDLAYD.--Tt is stated
that the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company h ave purchas-
ed fifteen hundred acres of woodland in Vir-
ginia, for the use of the roal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
-ATTENTION THE WORLD!

tWyHE Firm Of JULIAN & ULRICH having been dis
u solved, the Notes and Books are in my hands fol
collection All those Interested will please call at the
once over Smith & Tong's Clothing Store.
lancaster, April s, 1853 A. L, CLARK.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

The Lantern asks, when does young
ladv wish to win more than seven beapx a.
a timel" and answers, "When she tries to
faScinnke. (fasten eighty
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

CAS'r SWALLOW The Massachusetts
Transcript says that daring robbery was
committed in that city, under very singular
Circumstances. The robber entered the
room where husband and wife were in
bed, the m1D asleep, the womsn awake.
The robber entered the room, his face mas.
ked and with Il small lantern in his hand.
The account says: lin an insteut the hand
Of the villain was uprn tho mouth Of tn
woman, into which he forced n piece o
wood, and then tied her arms, the husbanC
meanwhile comfortably snoring by her side
wholly unconscious OF what was going on
and then rifed the room; Having obtaiDer
all Of value 10 the room, he entered an ad
joining one occupied by their daughter, s. oon
after the wife succeeded in awakening hel
sleeping husband, when the house wa.
se arclIed but the robber had made good hi:
escape,
AS It only appears that the robber TIED
the hands Of the vie, we beg to know
could she not have given her husband 1
kick; its model wife will not take advan
tage Of such Sn opportunity:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

A "FuA Medium" says that the spirit OF
Daniel Webster made the following dignih-
ed communication, ,-"I am Hc.Led to death at
Pierces eLsction!'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

There are some doubts whether the
Crystal Palace will be doae in season, and
also whether it WILDE large enough: wh en-
done ..,-...'..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
kTmv instance an attachment was this day issuet
Aby 4. L. Simmons, ESQ.,, against the ehecu o.
anT;i y is6s c. GUNDY.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

SIcdgcs, Picks and NIaitOCkS.
TFFINGER, WHITE & LATTA of the sign Of the
r. Pad Lock and Mil Satu, offer for sale
a Doz Stone Sledges; do Blscksmith's do
MSA6 do. Hand Hammers; a DO Stone Picks;
sNjD5 do. Cast Steel Mattocks g do. Crow Bars.
Lancaster, May a, 1858
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

APPoISrMEHr OF NATURALIST to THE
kASE EXPEDITION. II. D. Thomas, for.
merly newspaper carrier in Cincinnati, it
Is stated by the Commercial of that city, re-
turned FROM Washington n few days ago
with commission as Naturalist to the Kane
Arctic Exploring Expedition. Mr. Thorn.
as Is quite young, and while serving as a
newspaper carrier in lS4s, his unusual
knowledge Of Botany, Geology aud Zoolo.
gy, was the subject Of general remirk.
Subsequently he was employed as an assist
ant teacher in 4 public school at a salary
that barely enabled him to support him self
and mother. In 1851 he took a prominc ut
part in the proceeding. Of the American
Association for the advancement Of sci.
euce, and by his talents attracted the atten.
tion Of Prof Beard and Prof Henry, Of the
Smithsonian Institdtion. and through the
latter gentleman he has now received hi.
commission of Naturalist to the Arctic ex.
petition.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02

IN reading History, we come to passage
like this, we Immediately ascend from the
contemplation Of effects ~ that Of their eau
ses; we IRE elevated from the natural to the
supernatural order, and lose sight Of the lit
tleness OF man In the greatness Of GOd.
with what ease was the mighty monar
chy' before whose naughty sOvereigns mill
IONS OF the human race had bowed down as
u IN alteration, an at whose feet had been
lad the spills Of hundred conquered pro-
vlnceS, overtfIrowed and anuihilated by q
single fash, as | may say, Of AIexander's
sword. Again human power sank TO moth
ingness alta nod Of the divine rsll. The
same Almighty hand that traced the doom Of
Babylon upon the wall Of is monsrch's pal
zee, and gave his secptre to the Persians,
now transferred that sceptre 10 another.
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Pc sOssul IsiSesiluy,,cp.


.o. A . SUMMER The Commissioners to the
Worlds Far, from -outh Carol a. tie
we c0ope' IL oieio'e advocate OF agriculture auc
hone Ipou.hy." We are glad 20 see our brethren OF
na drew tle Palmetto State sitting in council Win u.s.
Esto po pewn
<t'er frsm W. hDg.nn. fsys the Boaon Post an
nounces tbs n af'iagr ~ nert ephton Mu-ohy Esq.,
IN fe1 Staes Cor sui NJ ShsbRbsj China on the 18th in
isbt 70 dist gusbsdsoel of thar city, graod ter
VI The venerable Wiisn HaDter We trust that their
voyage ma, be avery wy pecio squalls d;ssurb
me qn'sI serspits II tbs,r & neyInoon We alo hope
'baf pefrer bride tor idear share 10 the general
rsae for Sbs.g al fosis out sill content ths mssves
Win brit eirg home TO their native hofes y brace
or so Of tire dusks The bappy pair on thei, rsturn
from The North. piu We learn, await Mr.. Walkers
nrvevepts, aod rail wi him 70 the Central Fiowe-y
Dgdom.
ARRIVALS.
From Eiehmand, Pttrabug Norfolk, In the
Roanohe-P Atwator. II Dndson ii Gwyam J McCan-
Iey Philips, st tples y Buchnnau n Loder Nat.
aop n Dictey Wool G II WyDns, Lafay cite IIause
Nead. ars Hous. wright Miss Watson John Allan "
Benfball, Mrs Funston Mis- Martin, VIM ,tchie s
Meade willis Cav, Lucisr Mas Henry HesilLach i E,
Clarke, II Burweli, r1homa, and lady, ii Bullock
~ dlady. Mrs &c Bullock a H.wkins A v Harris.
Miss lder,ng Mrs a'derinx Mrs and two Msos Dsca
Greep: Mr. Potter, sper Lieut. God win G W Raymond
Malone ~ bisosway, u L Arnold, Il Church, John
" inter. 9 Chamberlain Burton Frank Wajdsii,
Adlet Colder, James Wallace q w Askew. e Hollo-
man thn' ta'cutt- and II IN the storage.
FROM hreti 0, PR IN the bvis Meteor Mr. james Reid.
From avre IN tho ship 6ernonia-J Bernard nd lady,
hrs Wood, two children and servant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

ASSAULT with la1ks1 TO KnI.-A colored msn
naneo Peter Brown, ras arrested by oficsr Tbomp.
vi n having on Thursday night last, assaulted his
aie "a "hita womsp) q his residence, No. q Msr.
nan street, with te.v, piece Of wood, sud beat.
en- ne1 ID o post Ri ckpg marr er. So seriously il
she Dred that her life In coutoered in rioent dam
dsr She vas .ept 10 IL coauy bosoitsi. Brown was
juries.
DREADFUL ASSAULT IN A PORTER HoUsE-A N IN bv the
nan OF Sheih@re t"m-ris a p Iicemau OF the Third
ware yesercaJ, in uishy sitn friend ven. into q
porfar mouse IN the an @srs obtained 10 drinks
wien ne, were ID Re act Of leaving withoa settling
'tr wlea tho landlord spo'be mau attacked aud
In Danger.
sSeTHFR AssAuLc.-A man named hcSIsh5n vent into
Helhra eous- IN Sixth ,tfest bet South FIRST
al eoa'h Second streets yesterday morning picked up
al irun bar. truck M. y Mel serious bic on the
head, and then fl ct.d bis sscape
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

Maine we are not familiar; but presuming that the
election win be held on one of the four Mondays in
the present month, we win inform our readers that
there is to be chosen Governor, members Of the
Legislature, and county officers and that on the next
Legislature win devolve the election of United
States Senator in the place of James w. Bradbury,
whose term Of service expired at the close Of the
last Congress. The following are the candidates in
nomination for Govemor:-
Wild Cat Democrat. Whtg.
Albert PHI bnry. William q. Crosby.
Ranrod Demo rat Free Soil.
Anson p. M0rren. Mr.. Holmes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

WHEN rs THE MAINE ELECTION 10 BE HsLD?-
We have a table before u.s. copied from the Wash
ington Union, which put down the State election In
Maine for the first Monday In September, the 9Th;
the Bangor Mercury is advised, aud so informs its
readers, that it will positively come Off on the 18th,
the second Monday; and the Belfast journal tells
the democracy Of TIC State 10 prepare or toe ooa-
tert which is 10 take place on the 18th inst With
Le jELicaeies aud changes In the election laws of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

Five hundred and eeventy-se dead horses
for one month, proves that New York is rather
hard place for horsc-fesh Eight hundred and
eighty-three dogs is also large item; but it is
due to the dog-pound. and fifty cents premium
for each prisoner. The whole bill is quite i'm
posing but il the fermenting garbage remain
ing in the streets was added, it would be abso-
lutely appalling What an immense Golgotha
is this city Of New York to be sure What
paradise for soap-makers, bone-boilers. and swll
milk! What horse market What depot
for diseased mutton! Yet we have neither the
strange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

Wedolng Cssos ~u~nssteu In the most APP
pf2pr ATE stJ by N. Gmbr de, Broadway Castomors
III also Md compe.s ossort nen Of fne statioae " we'd
sing Presents fancy goods SO ard tho most beautiful
stock o. white silk bridal fans in pearl and ivory
richly carved N. GiWBaEDe, Engraver and Importer
oco Broadway Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

the iAmitabss Bopes" o. the Chrlsty Ninszsis, has
entirely recovered his health and that hs has no nten-
ton to leave this sublupary sphere at present. although
Of the newspapers killed him of. He win be happy
to see sn his friends ~ the :" old plaes.n
The Hppodome st continues to be one Of the Kons'
Of the and the rush to Madison square must be-
very Gratifying 10 the managers.
Mr. John Owens asceuds Mont Blanc for tie enc hum
died and sixth time this evening" at Academy Ran S63
Broadway.
AarRe number OF other entertainments are an.sanesd
in our columns and al tastes may be gratiaed.
The Boston thsstres not doing very lively busi
ness The sBeah House, drama at the National has
failed, and the Batemaps draw only moderate houses
Miss Eliza Logan has done very well ct the Museum.
Miss Gertrude D~~es is starring i ct the National
Philadelphia. in LIE Bayadsre"
Nile do Mel,sse sails for Europe next SATURDAY.
The California theatres appear to be doing well Mrs.
Sinclair playing the Lady Gay spankers at kr Bakers
theatre San Franco He has also brought out Tho
Corsicsn Brothers, With Mrs. Baker (Aexna Fishery a.
Fabian and Louis eel Frsnca
DIesden paper sate that in the theatre Of that ety
when Ira Ahridgs acting Othello Desdsmona
presented in the Last in real bed having real
night clothes. The ladies greatly shocked, and
scarcely to look any further at the proceedings
Of the Moor Some left the theatre others locked up
sAA"s
her gracious Msjs,ty took CT her eyes for one
instant from thu interesting negro, they managed to
follow her example
There appears tn be nothing In the London hsar.
cal world The Royal I'aIian Opera, Covent Garden,
closed on the 20th ult for the season.
The sgnora Fshcta d. vestvs, pupil Of Herca dan to,
win soon appear at Naples T~o promising pupils 81
the Conssrvaos announced engaged at the Grand
Opera.
NJ Jes some, balso attached to the Brest theatre
fell dead on the stage viii singing in the chdle..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

Ike VIEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
ne United states mail EtsanAhip Georgia, captain
NsGowsn. wfn save This port this afternoon, at bro
saSAosh, for A5pinwau,
ne mails for California sEI ether parts os~e Pasns
win close ct one o'clock.
he NEv YORK WEEKLY HEsAlD-csiic-aiA edition
Win Ms ,stsss intelligence from sH parts 81 the vcz
vD b yubfshed At 10 o'clock this morning.
A,gs copies, mzpsnee. Agents viz please send in
heer s5acse ~ early - possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

Some OF THE SwEEPn,Gs or NEw YORK;
Notwithstanding the fact that New York has
the reputation of being the fithiest city on this
continent, (of its size) it will be seen from the
following Official paper, that our city scaven-
gers were not altogether idle during the month
of August
NUMBER OF DEAD ANIMALS AVID AMOUNT Or BUTCH.
EE's OVAL, AND oTnER NUISANCE, REMOVED FROM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

o. The Industry Of AL bs, seotembey 8 1875 Notcs.
Tho hfoe Tor ~ taosac'in Of all the general Of
the association has been transferred TO she Crys
on the Si1tb .venue entrance.
Tie transfer boo kopt at the ofcs
Duncan, 81 erman Co. c. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
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Al UsEMENTs rnIs EVENING.


CASTLE GARDEN-JuELIrS's CoScERTs.
DowERY THEATRE. Bovery-MAcnrr,s- .xoss. p..
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway HvsCss.or-
CAnP AT CHoBHAn
NIBIO,s Broadway-LA FAvoRIr -. rrr-,. -
1seGmESTo-Hof MA-LIspA d 9 tAnoustY~ IA .nrs
On SKvILLE-yIzzE Oh fIeARo.
srWToN's THEATRE. chAmb ers s.rse.-zovr n /.
NAzE-A. 8 9.
DAnr
EALL.cK's IHEATRE Broaawsy-Iovx N. MAzs
AMERICAN MUsEUv -Atsernocu-Boesn c,rns pRrs-
MADISON AVENV ,E-Afterroor sra ryeriry-TRas-
seris Colossal hr ipoDRomE-
Nay-ErHioPiAs AELoDIs ~ CnpIsgYis Op-aA TRouPE.
WOODS ~ ysTREI.s. wood'e MUSES. al Il, As 5road
vay-Agitoss MINsTRELsy.
BVrKLZy g OPERA HOUSE, $50 B.rsdway-BUcs.
AEs's hrrF JrAN OPERA rRocPG.
Ga,3N1AA, 500 B-osdvsy-TASosaKs Hca5
Raw.
H0pT CHAPEL 7ls 8-csGwsy-Fa. Hsssrns's = a.
,NoA Ar A o. NIAGARA.
A1A DENY HAEI, t6s Broaa.ay-isonSr OF KcSr
NaAsc
yH3ENIsH GALLERY, Tj6s B-oadyry-psy sns Rveang
s5UyyssANT INSTITUTE sIsr or BLIrz.
New York, Msaday, sepes mber 5, lssi.
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etoI for eentlemens hats invite their and the
pnbnc toexartne the w. saa ,nv~n.ors and
n',osss.'s - .s ".sueisp Ba, which will soid 40
sr osusl loo prices giving each purchaser boautfal
Dfsn rt0tJIe III chtes wflout al iionai cha, PIT.
10y FAX hn.H hsthsm street opposite Chambers
street, Ae On the Of CLAthAm Azd Pysx LxsS.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

DEATH OF THE PsDlER. We learn from Ci4skn tba.
+irsm Wgasms re De6isr ~hlwi7 h-rtai stts-ksd
= G,ssr. . up'y, on TIE 10 Of August b, w4nea
!, CO, a.a g lie lisht Of 10 I'd iost1-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

MUIR Err AND EXECUTIONS ON THE PLAINS.-In-
nation has been received in this city that young
man by the name of Selby. who formerly lived in
Columbia Bottom In this county, was murdered last
spring Oh the plains on his way TO California. 1t
appears from all we can learn, and the information
comes from gentleman from this county, who has
just returned from California, thai in the spring of
ls49 Seby emigrNted to that country and was quite
successful in business, where he accumulated some
property and money. In 1852, man by the name
OF Jack Wilson, who is a brother in law of Selby,
and married his sister, went out and took with him
at the time Selbys mother and sisters. They both
returned last fall for the purpose Of buying stock to
take out with them on speculation. They spent d
portion o. last fall and spring in this object and OBJ
tanned bout four hundred head OF cattle which were
purchased principally in Illinois. A brother Of Jack
Wilson's, by the name Of Ben, both OF whom are
residents Of this county and well known here, en-
barked with them in the enterprise and all three th
last spring started with the drove. While oat the
plains, Selby was murdered by the two Wilson's st
what point we are unable TO give any inor ma ton,
but some emigrants who overlook them learned the
fact, an Investigation had and the body OF the
murdered man was found. A trial was had on the
plains, and the two Wilson's were hung. A gentle
man recently returned from California, and a well
known citiZeu Of this county gives these particulars
ami they are also corroborated by other testimony
IN The way OF letters recently received from there from
persons who know all the parties.-S. Lou Repub-
bean, Nou. %.
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Domestic Miscellany.

The New Orleans Picayune says that young woman In
PueTte Principe not seventeen DID, and at her
first Accouchement lately gave birth TO four stout and
handsome boys withia an hour They were named Dssi
dsrio, Donate, Diooysio, and Demstria
msn named Matthew Brennan hiss been sent 20 the
wokhouse fer six months At 81 Louis for whipping his
other, who Is seventy Eve years OF age.
The rush for marsgs certificates at Boston the three
days before Thanksgiving, was without precedent.
On the 26th ul., the paper mill Of John Satterly at
Little Falls run by Pease & Stone of Albany WAS ds
sroyed by fire. There Of SO 900 ON tho
building and stock, in Easte IN companies.
The paper mil Of John Wrinkle Co at Colebrook, CT
together with ,rge quantity of unwrought material
il covered by insurance The fire is ascribed to spona
combustion.
The Canadian Parliament is further prorogued to Dso
GOTH
William Harkr ess respectable citizen Of Cincinnati
committed suicide on Tuesday, b. swallowing phne
negro nsIned john hung Friday q. DO pkins-
vile, Ky, for the murder of Mr. Sheriff..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

A RECKLESS YOUNG MAS Edgar Ney, grands,
Of Mar hal Ney, aid de-camp and first huntsmin of
the Emperor Of France, is in prison for debt. In
media'ely ON bis accession to the high Offices to
which his Mejes'y appointed him he commenced
career of extravaganza which very brought the
sheriff. down upon him. aud, as he could not pay, he
was in immediate danger OF prison. The Emperor
released him from his awkward predcament. Ia q
few mon;hs he again in q similar position, and
bis family was obliged 10 extrcate him, though the
sums requiring liquidation were really enormous
The foolish fellow put his neck third time into the
moose, and, his friends and his sovereign refused
to interfere any further he is now and has been for
some weeks, at the Debtors Prison, at Gil ;hy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02
NIcmoranda.

The price Of bark Ella, before reported solo at Cape
Good Hope was e. SEQ Her name was changed to Bal
larat and with part Of her outward cargo and what
freight might oer, she would proceed to Melbourne
LAuNchN-At Waidoooro recently, Dy Messrs Ashorn
owned the builders and to be commanded By Capt Geo
W Gleason.
At Frankfort 10th inst, by Mr. VIM Reid . superior
copper fastened brig Of 20o TONS called the Isabella Jew
cit She has been purchased b! Albert Jewsts Esq Of
Belfast, for tie lumber trade
Easport recently, superior copper fastened brig Of
2l0 called the Lillian owned by Messrs Paine Sons
and to be commanded by Capt Joseph Sumner There Ia
already q brig Lillian beloI gng 10 Bucksport.
At Lub . 10Th inst by Capt Elisha Small fine copper
ftened brig Of 1856 tons, called the Clark to be com
manded by Capt VIM Rumney, Jr, Who is part owner.
On Tuesday BY Mr. Paul Curtis East Boston, superior
chip OF 1870 tons, called the Welfeet owned by aac
Rich, Esq, built in the most thorough manner and in
tended for the freig htiDg business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

In the aucus and Ia ont An old experienced isc
turer however will get himself out OF the Glen ma BY
anecdoe story and this subtef1ge seldom
fails II an audience has been thus far kept alive
the app, listener oks interestedthe attentive
listener bears al OF Sc a. faction and the reporter
seems easy at prospect OF its early terminating while
the man who goes out" has gone. The lecturer con
cluded that this course now just commenced would not
leave the andsncs as It was in the beginning There airs
some who will not perhaps be benefited, but others will
find that they have become tolerAnt-formed new
symtathies and filed the mind with endurable and
full natter when the lecture IL broken they
will again retire private life, satisfied delighted, and
even q grateful audience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

NEnRAsKA-THE PEOPLE MovfNG.-The ST.
Joseph Gaeete, OF 10th contains a call siguei by
near three hundred citizens of Buchana IN county
Mo, in favor of a convention at St. Joseph, on the
ssh of January next Of al persons in favor of the
organization and settlement Of Nebraska $50 as to
concentrate public opinion upon this allimport mt
subject, that ia deemed essential 70 the security OF
the Pacific railroad from our borders aud to the in
terest and prosperity Of our country
The Gastne warmly sanctions the movement and
says:-'The whole frontier of Missouri and 10 va,
bordering On Nebraska, are aroused on the subject
perfect enthusiasm pervsdes the masses ia favor
of the organization and settlement of Nebraska
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Port Of New York, December I, 1883
CLEARED
stsamstip-Americs Mitchell s,u Franoi,no "

stsamstp-Americs, Mitchell San Francisco " II
Brown.
ShI s-Ctumba, Sturces. Charlss;on t wardis: Edwin
Forrest q ex), Croker fIsvre Hurbut x Co gia,,o
Mitchell Irisol, Nssnith Sons Guy Maaseriog Free
Liverpool Taylor Merrill Golden Fleece Frsemao
San Frsnesot sutton CO. Australia, Dosne Lver5 COL
Williams & Guics
Park --Alrarseo Sleeper Haneil,es, W Trundy Co.
Eh.a ,flan), Brui n Rrs.ol VIM you SENT 4 Co.
Bigs--Larea Gsliison fsrDudA Middleton 4 %; Bu
iou tdr), step Sens, Hs ntspott 1 3 Whiipey 4 CO.
Sebrs-oon pl,snce, sears Boston keG,a Ago
Kei ey, hes Haven J Ravens: II c Mead S,lyesr
NspbsIp. Davis n Holmes, Isaoeis, Smith, Beaufort
tter: Moses Waripg, Stone, Corpus Christi S,rdy
Rerorp Croweii Bston. master Baltimore, slssat Bal
timnre, Johnson n Lovdsn.
oloops-E sprs cue. Fish, warsham sprsgus Harvest
Fr-p IN, Providence, master,
5feemer-Wts.srn port, Hsl Baltimore pArkAr y1a
{ a. chmpssy
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CASE OF SEDUCTION Charles Holeman against
John G. Douglass, OF Orange county, Va, for the
seduction of the plaintiffs daughter aria girl OF
about eighteen years Of age at the time and neice
Of the wife Of the defendant. The circumstances az
tending the case such as to make one of an
aggravated character, and after able arguments the
Jury promptly returned verdict for the plaintiff of
ten thousand dollars. The defendant represent
ed being worth about $l5 900. BY censen. OF the
paintjf Ihe recovered was RENTED 70 IS 900,
at whic: amount The verdict stands.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports

Arrived-Brig Neptune, Gsnsuegos.
TIE ship May which sailed from this port yester
day for Galveston, touched on Georges Island, and
manned until high water last night when she assisted
OF BY steamer and returned to this city.
CHARLESTON. Nov 80
Dec l.
Arrived-ship Triton (Brl. Liverpool; bark Julia Dean
New York; briggs Moses, NYork; Narcissa, and Gunare
Havana.
NEW ORLEANS, NV 80
AIrvsd-Ship sereauer, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-02

THE YELLOW FEVER N MoBuE.-The benevolent
"Canteet away Club," of Mobile sublish in the pa
pers Of that city closing report Of their Operations
there during the epidemic, from which it appears
they have had under their charge 800 patients 270
OF whom were in the infrmaries, so Of waom died,
ard the balance were discharged. The Club re-
ceived from all sources $2l ,03l 10, and expended
GIT ,C6G 70,