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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15

The New York Evening Post learns that a
diplomatic Convention is to he held in Wash
lngton in few days, and Mr.. Buchanan's de.
pauure for Europe, as we'll as that of Mr.
Soule, 1t is said, has been postponed, that both
Of those gentlemen might be present. Il is
supposed to have reference to our general di
plomatc policy in Europe, under certain Cir.
cumstances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15

WESTERN RAILROAD ScHEMEs.-A p,ea,
meeting was held in Memphis few davs
since to consider the project of railroad from
New Orleans to Cleveland, Ohio via Jackson
Memphis. Henderson. Evansville and Indian
apolis Resolutions were adopted warmly an.
proving the scheme. and pledging the citizens
OF Memphis to Cooperate with others inter.
ested In the construction Of the road.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15

The Fredericksburg Herald says:-We a.
,lcrstand that quite fu'or prevails in Bueklng'
ha n, amongst the holders of gold mines. o".
ing 10 the reported sale of The celebrated
Booker Gold Mines. for several hundred lhous
and dollars"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15

The Rails on the Virginia and TIE nncssee
Road are laid down some nine or ten lie, a.
bo,e our Depot. The work goes brave on. -.
and if Il ere be sufficiencv Of Iror the road
will be completed 10 Big Spring in the C curse
of The present month. Much praise is du tho
interchangeable President, john R McDn nr,
Esq who pushing he work forward as 50 ped .
il, as possible Roanoke Beacon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15

A CRY WITH TWELVE THOUSAND IrnAB.
TANrs DEsTRoYED.-In the foreign news by
he Atlantic, II i, stated that on the lst of MAY
The city OF Shiraz in Persia, was DESTROYED.
with twelve thousand of its inhabitants, by
the shock OF an earthquake. This is the Sec
ond CITY In Persia, and in former years had a
population OF 10000 persons, but an earth.
quake in 1924 nearly DESTROYED it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15

that the latter will be induced. through The
mediation Of soee Of The great po~er., to re-
gard the issue offhis decree as a virtual though
not formal, concession of bis demands.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15

The. Western Era says: Contrary to expec.
,ation, Summer travel is pouring into the White
oui"hur In stream never before surpassed at
as early period in the season. The number
OF arrivals up to this time are over 900, and
every stage swells the number.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15

LIE CRYSTAL P.LAoE.--This building is not
", completed, though it was to be opened ON
l thursday. The Times Of yesterday say S that
us us, now being pushed towards Completion
with great rapidity. An immense number Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15

a FOOL FOR Luck On Friday last, while
me cars from Columbus to Cincinnati were
gong at the rate oil ,hirty.two miles an hour
d passenger lost his ha, overheard, and jump
ed out alter 1t without being injured
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15

workmen are employed upon it day a nd nighs
and an army OF exhibitors are engaged in in.
Producing and arranging their goods
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15
Funeral Notice.

THE Funeral of the late Mrs. WIN WARWICK will
take place at her residence this ernoon at o'clock
he friends and acquaintance of the family are inv.
ted to attend. T;y 151t1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15

Laniel Payne, citizen of Fredericksburg
was accidently drowned while bathing at the
lower wharf on the 3d. inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15

The AMAZON RIvER-The New York
Evening Express understands that Capt. J. d.
Williamson. Who received grant fIom Bra
I'll and atel y from Bolivia, has Company for
the purpose of bringing out the resources Of
that vast region of country, watered by the
Amazon and its numerous tributaries, thew
will shortly lay the keel of large steamship
and several smaller ones, for the navigation of
the River He will 60 out himselfior the pur
pose of locating some of the lands of his grant.
and forming stations on the river for the use of
the steamers. so as to secure part of the trade
OF that River that we have beer deprived Of
for years past. All these movements will BIZ
of vast benefit to Brazil and TO the other Repub
lies bounded by that River.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15
Miniature Almanac.

t-v we lately read or ''smple emedy for a cough
but tried Bryan's Pulmonic Waters that always ef
fects cure; you have cough say, try that rem
"y--frlce % cents-To be had of D. R. Lyman See
adv 'f:sement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17


o. Indsy last al laUut'nc7 cd ours was pe..-,t
leSth. ught he taken sick sih .Ae yell ~ fever
On saturday. among other friends, D. vas visited by
one who found han very l-Gy gDro1>.y tL Instead col
keeping quiet the v,ry rr arg c,Le oa The pat % the
visitor. Wss 90 exclaim. most uncrrf .n'nilu.lY
W Eli, old FELLOW. y'u appear o. Dee gate SIX IOt
course tie patient mach O0ug 90 ag ths ihOtml'o
"Reslly, these astui Times, continued TIRE friend
The sgk sigheC Never ssy ANY ,uug Ike Il bs
hTe.-Iiey dying by upward rt "a h.ldred dAly-to-
CAY ports give ott tHfdrtf sf af.ty fa ri l'4s -
yo.ortrv Its killing every booy
Co SUL0sy The : Oh uisuWas buried
Another mend ana .c4USittce oi ours " SO attacked
with tie tpc,mic. ue s'Te'g stNu,. robust man.
He became very scAso sick, III leet - give h- n.y.
ss sIeat fears Tor ais recovery. IL eel attended
two % bis niinse fntH'E'Ca r .ia- and SO. up
viii III ghi,, Unf4 Lt 49, colN ....Dcui. tie not
yet qui well aud s,i ulAed 90 h, bed when tie two
Ienos who bad uursed MIN took the fatal fsverant led
Next Cay they taken % the cemetery together
the , nd whom y had nurs-d and Nth whom they had
90 SnSiousy watched having tue slightest idea that
either OF them wss even sick
The funeral procession passed directly by the house Of
,he Invalid and As was moving past piece OF stupidity
looking out rom window OF the nyaids ROOM suddenly
exclaimed
An here's the funeral Of poor Robert and George who
SEE le nsie VITA you the other night Poor fellows
ms DID not quite bring about relapse which would
E Oeen isIA Out It shocked hs sick most dread
10y Slu S'housh he Is out, i've hun yesterday he
"SS scarcely recovered from the scare he got.
VIC "Us' NOV forget TO say tha; neXi door TO hun vas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

Ter in circumference fourte.n h,rirai sni ry ysrds in
tngih sno ves.s eleven thoG,so3 prand. Toe wire in
n sole y iron No o. end Trrd ny three coats OF
srs p'rchs snd these By three q Den sburz
saurs ~i'h composi0n of Eon Il ctrs fhe va T. a
encssso BY eighteen wires % The size 4 To- center ns
srd ssurd oy wire Of tie size ihe OasrS rua
On 'pirsly
eAs OF vllsn' numbering about Esrty Eaong rhor,
sre sev raj doctors ard ether NJ Standing 10 To- a
nuffy bsncec togthsr Tor The purpose 81 raApng s..
As D. en- dico. 10 The southern pkt laoan she 20
my hsve ben commitng q, prststous FIR ii ns A
i-io" named Dsnl Ricke's no leader OF the % d
hSs ottn srr'stsc and Committed g all robbery "a
ne niec aud irom sone not stated sa.pic0n
res ugor DR. Snsey and sstudsrt 10 his oi nsmed
Harris .. eoih Of sh"m we're ussrg They we're pur-
,ued md t- student taken a Indian .Oos Who 10 save
huse exposed the uhoie gag 81 their operations
and purposes Posy 10 Register Ausustli
Oar Post Master w Clauson, has received notice from,
the Post Ofce Al Nashin gtor, tlt daily mall 70 %
carried fr this yssa 10 Lake MAhopac from tha Grst
# Jane TO the fret ~ September No Ehssniing the
prescribed time has sry expired the instructions TO
forthv;h carried cut Carmel Puins Co Cour e. 18th
ANorHVH RYvor vrioNtRr SOLDIER oNE-Pster Van
Geo u TIE residence ct Geore V Miller IN Ldi Seneca
County sith7 advanced sge 90 lie retained ms mental
iscul;'ts 20 the last.
hon Truman Srifh has returned TO Washington with
several r,h specimens Of the mineral wealth OF LAKE, Sa-
IerCr.
Rev John DAV- fr nsny veSrs : distinguished Mnis
Ter 90 The Meth osr Episcopal Church died AZ uarpws
/ erry, en- SATURDAY last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

NEWs BY THE NAILS.

Sr.-rtp Assault -st5Icsy morning Mrs. II gan
~ tLsr.es,5su r.paifed % Solh Bstl O. spend hs
e,grh ter i-'-lo.. and dg'i ss the loren t,ok walk
d, q f.- brother IN ~ 10 Washington lLax+ suing
I'm b.re.fh tie shade Of tree, they were "a silg
nor zttu I. vicious COW grazing them. r1sltd
4t.rc arc thou, The last warning sit-ex-i lsm.
q, ....gf we ss sudcen there time DEF
Tt v.usn received the fll force o. tb- blow 4ld bad
- n t.r i.s broken several II her tee, broken d
~ mo- seriously injured. Hsr oofy Hts 4sJ 81
Ed. .iy ne cow when irod upon h'r attef kn1 Al
f.rr.vr The Al escaped the iofc- Of fhe atics
.-.t t.f,ou.ly fjuEed M Hogan rs in nsdise.y
chen to negbboriDg house, ana Aits1c'd by Dr. j.
Mann u South 81 ston. 81 sion lfAVsl4er' hDn1ay.
N.rfDsar Co,yEsrioy oF AF0rHEcARfEs An Apfhe
l,-. Nsopsl CONVENTION vii BE- held IN Boston n-zt
yt.k N ctiec. Of the organization i . encourage
,ryer = u ore thoroughly qualify Themselves for t1s
-s II he business IL believed that BIZ CHER degree
~ ,ulefge and ski IN medicsls, and the branches Of
cierce nth which they connected is required and
,bst ,be Convention, by combining un2nmity in action
sr tziives Of al sections Of the country will Ia
ts 10 nut in operation such measures xi AID - bro,
40 desirable al object about The gathering ~s i-aru
uForises 20 be quite interesting Boston Bee
TE1EoRAPH CABLE-On Monday, the Goth ul, thsre
was laid across the Ohio River on the New Orleans aud
:, Louis Ike about mile below Paducsh a moust
telegraph cable said 10 be the longest America AMI the
largest the world Tie cable Is four inches And qaax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17
THE MURDER OF May ANN McELRoY


Tie following article ppeared in yesterdays Er ..i..
ErDrtsS:
We h.ve already noticed The arrest in New Orleans Of
apsrson supposed 10 have been IN .sy clnnsct.a
IS n q uuic,r ct Mary Ann Mctroy o. N~. or> the
,qff, srte,fed CO In hm.t JuisOn Bailey. Wrots q
Mr C,,ton iu New lok ITe Luiuk that b. would De able
la rfr tie arrest tt tie uurdtrtr. Ilaq3 acre al
ye,.,dt.Iu Nj Ua3ton wrote o. him il ,y, lat ne
~ reaoy bs+T al great eus-, 10 the Wy #
l trit,al t1peD,es, etc, snt that h- 1T De- su
u rize. n IaJrg ou me- r unles, WIN something hgr
Assurance u y there ce9fev Of cerN', u 4, al
~ something Hs reminded tie WINTER how YER hat =
,sro Of u COO tas beeu sii,,ed by tho ,iy -
nd 500 by sume neuds a LIN self ON conviction of the
,upns. epr,.
,.iv,c tltera oil psich n NrS .fA ,oacllog the
Il fitf MADE 's ari9ug uis 80 as Arf-t Bailey hen
h. .ut,a ior the letter ~ IN PostO dee When he'd
The following letter al@s uave b-rn wed from
# fc rriies concerned Ia the MURDER found
fersoI: urvoprr,xs t.l.,,.,,
81 B,mlY-iea, S. h'fe been 70 ,osf H es a'' an
Iscea o sve NET 20 s'-tn bar 70 f WIN nem bj he tn-
nu ta usy .en o,'oe af',- 10y 81 ,le .'n3 ~
10 k.ep ,se dys au AFRAID hiye rj-
er OIL sss Of en- s ,l a ' ~ ,d , 70 alas
80 rsfe Ct the person AeE. ~ .Laggeued no ey
f.rs bsti ,vars lad DO with he uns asr-,ho
.oy % N ne nv, bs--if, hal is-s er err
P'l,, BE n your hsne. bot know d oihr oae ie
,,a, oHe ro, wdSht ali I~i.h say. wish eoaa h.,e
nd you w.h 20 wrsht to wlen set 70 Cii.
certain that &c ii' ter would ~. yoa fan
or, iu ,u can lud r,tand enough By What nave wrteo sail
vacant CITY you'd Dc iea0s h1w "a
1 Vi i,, i'd, bell and sah 70 md M because hey ,e
o, aed q Lr 'Dr YES an afraid o. tle i-y ase reaue
C,io-ra fof once setih'ir or - th"r rec y e
" be ie sas 4atu We bad wien p ce " n de- 'l,a
- .o,i ~ ~, 9soe IN cuas az, aet sny 81
Dr. l.u.e ue tfpt aee ~ }t1 e'i "a 'y you Wien
m rsd fesr, or '' cle has be-, are'ed ior - h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

tee ssudy ard wholly unsuitable frdaguerreotype plate,
These latter are difficult be viesed except in one
Aeni and irom the brightness IT their surface are m1ch
set on by ceadenei color the frames VLe the glare
end iii sceIie Of The PAPER lacht add difficulty o..
discerning tie piCiafe; fhe of such implies bad
isste IL tie artist We lc; 'i;s opinion crossing I'D 70
u a. We .oOl al them AMI j or view r5rrubo-stsd
q! toaid'rc scboo miss vho 81 BED alrgsie Of rs
all caught by the color aimed Oh nvi ANT those
me. rs ttsLilul fZg BIZ tss he .r. Isl ry.0si
ton IL ne talr-the most expensive frames - ARE
and psssa, ie collector 1be mammoth nst. of Jri q
Colt i. ven ecd-ttst Of jenny Lind TIE b.stir t,e
e1bibiuor-tho.e If MfAlister Juiia Dean Ksra
hays and Kos uth. are good pictures. Hi COLLECTION ~
itcs- Warn r, IS very line OLE. which Ne under
stand 20 be- forwarded The EiLnoiE'al society of
- ndo1, T. have copies sni bu.'s made from them
Nlsufy Sl-bte Boston eIhtt twelve very pretty and
sifu Plates With good Arrangement ani well faist ed
lie collection 81 kisey Beals snd Hove do MT requ; o.
Loice Nhehurst hss ew good pictures In a large irt
ltssth4" Col ciCn BE- LaS pictures illustrating
ais ci NsiaIa which are very well executed Spmaoi
a2e heads tave their FEATURES out # all proporto
nipple 81 Boston bds a collection Ol photographic pie
ilrs, Which he calls Crystaofypes taken from hyao-
up@s there plate OF the dscuerreotypad and
one Of the spcts on the sun Mcdonnell Il Co. Buffalo.
nave very TOor coection-sO poor not To deserve
pace Id the exhibitions the views OF Niagara are hnr
hav ms exhibits Photographs on paper DuImmond
eht plates Of the Order # Free Masons in their lodge
dress fHzeibbon (already noticed exhibits q very in
ltfestng Gaze, which Is o frame Of eec.r1type copies
I.'M OetucIcoype plates. very Beautifully eXTcnted
IL Fl oud not be- loosed upon curiosity to
Piece o dagreHeoyTe plate in a copper solution AL
tak6 copper cast from lis surface by o ciectri-
city the copper cast loOss much warmer in tone than
tLe original Il is to b. regretted that Ftzgbbol dit
lot cor plete this fame by the insertion Of ;ur pt'
by tslirg second copy from the copper copy. Ilis
W nd be- ia relief Ike the Original silyesplite and Is
susceptible OF being treated Ike an e0grayed plate.
yitlCIfg when mixed, prints resembling mrzzOtiut Be
ds the above collection of dlgueueotpes, there an
oInert If cameras lenses stereoscnpes and photo.
,raIlic paper which Of interest to those practising
Lese be autiu airs
The American shin Hevetia. Marsh, from H47re.
brings 80 packages for the Nes-YoFk Industrial EXibi
ion containing Paris goods follows: Sill. Fancy Ar
icles Artificial Fowers &c also Is cases with Silver
Plate from Christopher 4 Co valued al 10000 francs;
collection Of Minerals dc. Value of the whole about
5000.
The nunter Of visitors admitted on Tuesday, August
9Th. was 3 Pol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

roSus;ve of E0od Il copoluscn NJ ds.- little friend.
ss'tsnk 70, ~ the pleasure you hSve sFardei us-,ss
gres which h-ve erper=ncei since hsvs nsea 10
New lGk YESTERDAY We visi-. rie Crys'sl Palace snS
ih. uet sr.Gsd With the sight - ~ wa1
'rt nuns II usns s.DiG. ard industry heh AZ ther
80 t'tg ~. sii that p'sSs1-e 10 sgn'6e .ae-
vlsr COG p. -eo with that whch W n,w experience ,p
b. e. oenct OF be tuu'ui'y .ud noble -'Snos os
you
Tie of'irfn responded to s Adir, with number Of
hssIty che-4.
Tie FHeuer reIt inspected Ia Gu sntoe' To- i
sort q receiving dspsr;nsn ~hsre sAs children IN ~
EsrE brous h. their od clothes ia cs h-ir rsons
horou bly, cleanse sid then Clad ia the stem sd nss
hAbme1's of The A'yluln AZ org tn chlirsa prssen
were several who rad iu.; urv-i fom tie o. ART 7
SHY skr. ragged clothing and w-etched sppelrslce
oFued - INK cortra 90 tie Of tie Others
An'r rs srg through Il Is &c. NJ - vstor' YER
s',rfed o. tie beats by TIE by sul left AM ,-ish
cs-.--, % TIE band r-sPo-d-i 20 0y sr.N & VI,
ii,r- gcod time conirx"
Tfsre sre = Pr sent Sbouf 1850 ot1sren ~ the Tr
mary # them recently arrived OF these nearly 30
Pc r SPIRAL ten ale portion Of - t-,,hsF, "a ''-
A.y';n ~ r,msrssbe fc- uniform kin n-. Of di'p
tn. SIC o,e f. tia occups, in which hey ca
RI oubt together Si;h tie i.y Of Their
c nces. have them the F-c;on,e re,p.c,
VII Oh the cLLcTen o. vice and Eessc ssinse towAi
them
ILep',sura seekers on lsritg mmeii rely SCI oat i'r
hth FrCfr, hating on the Wsy 20 prtaSe ~ Al exec
'-tt -lltou q Scs1A's Coombs Dam Hotel Here ta-
r-ses- tsI ty prrv,ec g. the spPetes " ihe party
D. bat sharp ths viiuc- soon disappeared Ai.-r
ayir the the Psry tel 20 sing'rg songsn,k
g speeches. srd giving toS,,s. Several I'D ng
b. 80 delivered, Nj Beror, Wee President ct the Wishing
ton fCmi shy, gave
N,E-Ia,k- Tie 1greiy Of patriotism ard national
aiiCh was received with 10 az, lause Says then
.u.- by Ne..r, De yas' Bl'.r N,C.sa,s AID o.'.r..
Tie psry then proceeded 70 II gh Brise Here thsy
std 'hsir eyes tie beauty D., The Scenery and admir-
d the bridge Refre-hIelts sere psrtaken 90 At { n
% aud No4kes Hotels AID presently fhe patty returned
loue highly Delighted wiki ;h,ir excursion.
~ 70 O'Clock last nisht panied by their band they
,ro,eedtd to s. Ncholas Hots, nd ses-n.l-l q =
peldeton This sdy has been gfea. tren % ihs c N
5sry who hold her in The hi. nest est FMS at,7rni,n
hey lay her visit in Uniform, ard beIfins s.lelcd
9a er which she has pre TED to them In the eseoius
ey Together ~ their hosts Of Columbian No t. vist
he Hippoorone by specsi vifN aud return homg 20
" Arlington on Thursday mor,ug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17
HE WASHINGTON FIREMEN.
Visit RandaIl's Island aud IIiah Brdce-serenade
a. the ~. Nicholas, Ac.,&c.

Visit 10 Randall's Island mud Hiah BridGe-serenade
the ~. Nichoias, &c.. &c.
The memLe-s q Columbian Engine Comp .uy No a. "a
this City, desrous Of entertaining their guests the CoGn
bia Company of Washington in the most sgree,b- min
ntr during their brief stay here invited them 20 visit
OF the most Interesting Institutions Of which NV York
tosst The invitation bsrg accel ted the Co'umbsns pro-
cured six iarge stages each drawn by tour hores 20
vey hsr friends 10 Rauda Island and also TO view the
celebrated High Bridge, snd the beautiful scenery in its
vicinity.
At Il o'clock yesterday morning though rain clma
down in torrents, a. the request eftee " thi gousn. h
s'eges were driven up TO their quarters a, Pas Hotel
in Greenwich ~, ard deferred by tue ,thsr tie
Vs-s and their hosts set out for tho various localities 81
interest determined on enjoying Themselves. Ins Wa
gtouisIs scccn panied b. their baud, whose pr
form sute of various fine sid spirited ais added 90
Il e esssre a the excursion With the exception Of
si.it c,i,nfen from tbs COMMITTEE OF the Coumpi AIS
stopping 70 pay their respects 10 Mr. Peudleon A. ne
1t Nichols TEL tie party proceeded without Delay to
One HUNDRED AID Twenty irstst.
title foot Of this street number Of large boats were "a
waiting to convey tie patty over 70 Randall Island rs
the rain hid ly tho time ceased tbs plea a. n Or
was materially enhanced. Ga the landing place Il the
Island tie Boys Band, beSring their handsome dag
tn- n Of the Mechgucss Of Ba,imors-were Drawn up
it WAS deemed prudent not 10 brig the oOjy OF ~ oit
d., D. be landing Mr. Staarns the Warden Of the ~ .ui
tit r'm'p ar iVied them TO inspect mo v"rAs o.
P,i ms on 10 oIPhAl A'llun i"us VIZ '' n '
"IcIk. 80 ll,r.e, while tie l.. ~ Bl1d followed
INC It.u'L u.s, ~, ''u '.o i'',.i t .,'''.
- y, , 80 - ,r.i aD ,,',,i
d. ''- ~. go. -. - ' &C., 81 90 - ,.,
'AI'' ~ A. a. - -. 80. B., ,,,.s -
~ -. a t.. t.. =. -...s.d fb-,o b.,
ar 1I'' -. H.. I'D 4..;n Pa, IRE r.,' ,,.,r.
~ - - 49,. 80 - al 49,. l, thl ,,bt ,f -, .,,,r,,
ELI 81 49, l;a tl,an' lff,-,, f1.fr v..o.. m
fl .rr - |...f 81 .rH o.. ...
-.e VI 49, - III ~. ,i. t',.t ,n.,n+ ..ls ,,i
800, l,th 49, a,.r.yitg fr. IA fo y.ar, of .y-
~ srfr nae va. tho sg,.I ltle rs who vel
tc 4, I'm Win so,, al hr,.s Tl- II us have v-ry
-, vo.C.. and IL was -,d4, .n4, bed osen clr-fiy
md Tha.,,ye y h; ,ri- .,rg g- n very ton d
Td tsreciliv catlt.t h. -xst- t,e svn.r,iis, of
~ i..Trerr IN u rfu.ic-0.. lost On In Ff-n-n
y-ry nolls4 and fr.og-u'ly
,f, d. 49, r.t,r fs4irrn.s.f .rtk.r.l,-fs
.,f,t b. .,- -.f ,Ii. q, - tsr, i.-f,..5 p. .u.
" il 80, 90 AID ,.s.a her II .he lid t,,t.r or
!r4,. ,....,,.,', =. l. ~ .1,,,,.t.,f tt.r
",''t -. - ~ 49, b.. III, - -
M 1i- 81 It,rp.r,rc, t.i err,, h. frs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

lBy Telerrsph !

10y ItItFIFfH
NEw-ORLEASs. Aug Il 1853
Tie b'r & abs reported tcay from yelOs fever
= 900
IT.. to'al rumbfr Of d,ss during the pat week E,re
] go inC ludrg 80 from yellow fever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17
HOT Observation-Disclosures
New = dillon.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

PRONIDENCl. Iltfffg 49,. l' I.'+
The testimony before the Coroner jury Was concluded
20 DAY and the verdict viii lie rendesd tomorrow The
following are the latest reports IRON. the wounded
Mr. Bolton is slightly better.
Mr. Marshall Will probably recover
Nj Winslow and Mr.. Jefferson are getting better
John Crane is well enough 10 walk about
Alltry Goldsmithis improving.
Mr. Plant is as well IS yesterday.
The sherman family continue without any material
cl aDge.
FAr,L RrsuL1-WihAm Murray the brakeman who
Was so seriously injured on the South Shore kSIosd on
saturday last died Yesterday OF the injuries received
S"' ' fBosion Traveller, MosisY