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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
From observation-disclosures Protection OF tho
Fisheries.


We have received st John New Brunswick) papers of
the 3Oth nit They continue 10 be filled with artices
relative to the Fishing question The Morning Ners states
that H. n. ketch had recently arrived, and would be
stationed in the Bay OF Funday The steamer Pine
nix fitting out in England, and would probably be sta
toned near 1T John. ii N steamers Bask and Deyas-
taton are to be stationed of Newfoundland -Four small
vessels are to be fitted out to be commanded by Leuten
ant Of the Navy and manned by 25 each from the
flag ship Cumberland and other small vessels TO be
fitted out at HALIFAX all OF which, The Ners thinks
will eeciually put stop TO the encrOachments of Amer
can ma kerel men in the British waters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
abroad Accident and Loss Of Life I'm south Caro-
lima.

NdAhI1I4oIV- IueslHy, May 81 I55J
The night express train the South Carolina Railroad
got of the track Monday 50 miles from this city in
consequence Of bar Of f4Dge iron being malicousy
placed on the rails
Isaac Winters Of Penn the Engineer, and Samuel VII
liz fireman were killed w + Smead, fireman danger.
ousy scsded and his life is dspared Of -Four freight cars
e.rna.h fl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

ooh why should the spirit Of mortal he proud
Ike hst-fymg meteor wind-drvcn cloud.
Like flash Of the ightning break OF the wave
lie passes from lie o his rest In the grave"
Vet ever should be sufficiently thoughtful oil bis ens 20 leave
ne enduiirg memorial that may
0Iong keen his memory green IN the soul
That memorial Roo perfect Dagueueopeh taken al NO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

wtSpow SuApEs-Best assortment in the world, at
xsrY FgpeusoSs sgl Broadway and 81 keade Ct Dealers
sDptsd hands Shades warranted " SARA any eui4 eD1
noE lower than al any other establishment 49,. -.
Church and other large Shsoes pnleo ana 'e1
L. Iinr a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

70. 233-BATcHILoR's celebrated Hair Dye and Wig
F.oy Is removed 10 No Broadway opposite the Park Fountain
HsToHEoRs weearned fame sufficient guarantee 70 al VINO pat
be better supplied by nm an AZ sJ
..L-L-.. A..oul In lie m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

f1- umse keepers and all others in want OF Bedding,
p.es.N. a. woud DO vel to call WLLARDs old estsb
Ebed ochsfbast- cor Of huberysi where Ray
nd de Of articles in his line offered 70 us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

~ Mn GREAsOS, No. 26l Greenwish-si, has ds-
isved g sood se the variety and picturesque patterns "en
L. ss chosen thse Shades Of which ne Ga
The Tasses end other atcies spP.snng 20 tn-a
SJs Ic the shades the best materials sd the hnesi asie We
n pv dealer In our has been largely Pstfonzsd
d1ysfoNt cesny better deserve success % ever ons VI"
AZ hln Iis.fn aOInlnA oleI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

&C Mossm Secretary HTEsy HoLDRFet. yioe-Pr.sdent
Ia MANUFACTURES OF Shoes, Boots, Clothing, Mat
s.ess Cpea Carages BAGS and Of oil cloth and leather I'D
TO Sewlnf Machne,
skng and beautiful than any other which
sill not AZ s shuttle WILL raye When third stitch Is
euf Price 600 el5O Cerhcses om persons using hlndedA
80 A., ali hs u,ish GRovER BAKER Co
M. i fhAmbe N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

rv-For the combined qualities Of cheapness, durabil
ty AID protection against both F aud wsie our e aud
son Roof Internationally superior 10 tn Iron or any ote
ROOT In ,.,-. 4, - ....... g.
nshed n application. H. r. y ROOT NO 10 pFoea'v'
, 1853-12-31
Notice.

CEALED PROPOSALS will he received a
- the Quartermaster's office at Fort Steilacoom
W. T., for the supply Of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND FEET OF LUMBER,
(Lelween this time and the first day Of January,
lSJ4.) to be delivered ut high water mark at
Penn's Cove, at such point as the commanding
officer may Direct. The above is to be such lum-
her as called for by hills given by the commanding
officer of Fort S,eilacoOm, which will be such a.
is used for ordinary building purposes and tokbe
at least one-four;h cedar and the remainder FL,
and to be delivered fifty thousand feet Of it, orf
the person contracting choose, the whole Of it, by
the lst day Of April 1854, and should the whole
not he delivered at this time the remaining one
hundred thousand by the st OF June, 1854. The
conIractE will I've given to the lowest responsible
bidder but al bids are liable to be rejected fIhey
are considered too high.
W. A. SLAUGHTER.
% It, 4th. .InE, A A. q. M.s
FU.t steilacOom W, r., Nov. IS, 1853. I4H
, 1853-12-31
MARRIED,

On tho 24th of December, 1853, by Vim. w
Plumb, Esq, Oh board the ship Lucas in Il 20
Of Olympia, Mr.. l.. u. CAIKINS 10 Mrs. LU
CINDA 5. FISHER, 10th Of OLYMPIA.
In their hour Of joy they forgot not the Printel
in his hour of toll, for which VIC are duly grp'e
ful. May prosperous gales attend them in { ei
journey to the states, and their return be speedy
Near Marysville, Oregon Territory on the stt
inst by Rev. John W. York, A. g. HOVEY for
mCrIy of Marietta, Ohio, and Miss MARY EI.'
LEN. eldest daughter of Luke MuIkey, Esq al
of Benton County.
, 1853-12-31

EDITOR "PIoNETR 1.-The friends Of
DR. JOHN NJ. HADEN arc authorized
to announce that he will be candidate for
Delegate 10 Congress. subject to the dcci'
sion Of the Democratic Convention, icon
Quoted on fair and honor2ble principles, }
which is to assemble al Cowlitz Landing on
the 2d day of January next. This notice
you will make public, and ohlige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
, 1853-12-31
For the Washington Pioneer.
Answer To-" Who should be our Delegate.

"VoTERs OF THuRsToN "-Fuliy con-
vineed Of your opinion that only q man
who has resided in the country long enough
10 be familiar with its demands should be
uur Delegate to Congress, take the liberty
To bring to your attention gentleman ex-
actTy suitable for what you oil want-a
Delegate TO be 4 man, not only four but nine
wears in this country, deeply interested in
ils wcllare-well known TO great majority
Of you. A man Of stern democratic prin
tiplrs, independent character, intelligence
and ability, "and well acquainted with Gen.
10 Lane,' if that can be, in your opinion,
any advantage TO our Delegate. mean
NJ. T. S1MMoSs. Not personally acquaint-
ed with DR.. John NJ. Haden, surely have
nothing against that gentleman, but demo-
cratic cilizpns OF Thurston county, DO you
not feel ashamed 10 givc your votes 10 an
officer; who has no home, no interest in our
territory, when We have just as able men in
our midst Examine yourselves before
you vote, which man yon would rather ele-
yale to that office: man whose interest is
Is like a link in Chain, firm, connected
with your own, or man, able as he NAV be-,
Eut who has no homestead here, who lives
here to-day, and perhaps be ord rcd lo-mcr-
row to New or probably old Mexico, who
only accepts your off.r to have a good rea-
ron 10 gel furlough to visit the old States
AZ tho expense Of Uncle Sam. hope that
Mr.. Simmons will come out soon with hi.
views, and am sure they will correspond
with yours.
, 1853-12-31
AZ INpErENpENr DEMOenAr.


WcIectived by the last mail letter from
n gentleman, who has kindly tend red his
rerticcs as irregular correspondent 10 keep
us advised on such matters Of local interest
as NAV chance to fall under his observation.
We ,cite the following by way Of intro
duclion.
~ SrzrLAcocu, December 9Th, 1853.
''i AccIprNr.-To-day, gentleman who
was Al wO,k on building in this place, was
suddenIy precipiialrd 10 the ground, owing
20 ,he scaffolj giving way, and was serious
IL injured, though not fatally Wounded
The wound being dressed by DR.. Weber,
4 Il 10 be hoped that he will soon T, cover.
AxoTurH.-A short time since, a tree
en- nm a small frame house in this lilce, al
n;rh,- which crushed it TO the groand.-
TSrre we're two families in it at The time,
consisting of nine persons, who escaped un-
hurt. r. u,;. ,,..
remoyed a young mans isg to-day, by TAX
;ns 4 off above the knce( He did himself
.,e,t credit in the operation, both as to
sho1nsss Of time and as 10 the manner oil
- nsrfomlucr. He was favo'e with the
III pf Drs. Hadrn and Tnln'is. The pa
@ ,;snt bsipg under the influence Of chloro-
I'm was wholly uncon c.Ors al TIE time,
and-we presume that he will s''n r'cGver'
, 1853-12-31
9AU S7OP999 q

II HAMILTON and BENZ. STARK have
III. formed partnership in the practice Of
Law, in Oregon and Washington Terri cries.
Their Acquaintance and correspondence with
San Francisco, New York and Washington, ena-
bic them to attend tot any professional business
requiring distant agency.
Contested land clnims will he attended to be-
lore the Surveyor General; the Commissioner of
the General Land Office, and the Courts.
The residence Of one of the. District Judges
being at Portland, cases in admiralty will be in
sured prompt and convenient proceedings.
Portland, Dec. 3, ! 8j2. IStf
, 1853-12-31
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE "PIoNEIR" DY
]. & e. E. WILLIAMS.
Olympia, Dec. 81, 1853.


Olympia, Dec. 81, 1853
A light demand during the closing week Of the
year, together with an unusually limited supply
of the saIing nrliclcsgOf ic assumption, afford us
little to commen. upon in the present state Of our
market.
We await with considerable interest theiarrival
Of shipments now fully due, which will enable our
merchants again to gil the orders which must
soon he pr, Sc ng upon them.
Beef, fresh pr ID. Halls Sugar, bro pr ID. none
Mutton" 25a30 white crush. p
Pork, flesh & sak 20a25 CefEee, per h.. IS
Mess Pork, pr Dbl. s37 Tea, 75as7
Clear S42 Beans, Chile, per lb' a9
Bacon, pr 10 22a25 white amer" l21
Hams. 27 Rice, Carolina, ~
Shoulders, 20 Dried Apples, mono
Salmon, l2I Peaches' l8
Goldfish, I2A Soap, per ID. al29
Mackerel, pei h bbl $40 Starch, %a
Butter, Is Candles, mould, none
Lard, 80 ALBANIAN none
Cheese. 25a3O "sperm, none
Flour, per l0OIbs aS9 Tobacco, per ID. 5oa75
dom. IOO0 Saleratus, Is
Corn Meal hf bbl none Pepper, T4
Salt, fne, perlb. S MOlasses, per gal SO
" coarse syrup, doaoI4
Potatoes, per bush. l 50 Vinegar, rs
Onions, 4 100 Brandy, - none
Bects, 400 Whisky none
Eggs, per doz 100 Gin, none
TaIlow. per 10. rs Port WiRe," 250
Linseed oil, pr gal. 2 90 Blankets. per pr Tag 90
sperm oil, 2 so Sheet'g, "A pr yd l4al6
| Turpentine; 500 Oillings, per I'D 14aI6
White Lead, prlb ia Hickory shirts, 90
Nails, per keg, 10 90 Axes, 5Oa 200
Win. Glass. per bI 2 90 Hewins ares, 100
Sawed lumber, 6r, ,S25 per NJ cedar, $50 per NJ.
Shingles, Sass per NJ; Piles, to cents per
foot square timber l2al4 cents per foot Sash,
25ass cents per light Hay, S25s$sO per ton !
OATS AZ IS per hushel.
, 1853-12-31
MANSION HOUSE.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

A IL persons are henby cautioned aganst
~ cutting timber on the following described
iract Of land, situated on the claim Of Edmund
Sylvester commencing at the South west cor
nor. and running north 81 rods, thence cas-. 60
rnJs. thence south 80 rods, thence vest along the
south line Of said claim to the place ofbeginning
eontsining 30 acres. As an ab0ul TO leave the
rerrtmy for the States, ! wish il understoo cd that
will enforce the law against any persons Offend
ing in tic premises, through my agent.
Olympus, Dec. "a. 1884 LII CALKI"S.
, 1853-12-31
THE PUGET MILL CO.,
At Port Gamble, Hoods Canal W. T.,
AND SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

IND BAN EkNNCIsUO1 CAL.J
IA gang and single saw mill, and viii soon be
prepared to manufacture lumber Of every descFip-
tion, including Planed and grOoVed boards. to
order; will contract for dimension framing TIM
Der Of any kind.
Their boilers and machinery have Just arrived
from Boston Direct in their schooner L. P. Poster
the 6rst Of line Of packets 70 run between Port
Gamble and Sen FTSneiscO, via Port Townsend.
which will include the East sailing schoonsns
Kaluna, J. b. Brown, CynOSuFe, and Julius
Pfinsle. Their clipper brig Boston will run
10 the Sandwich IsandS.
For freight, psssage or other business, applyAo
J. P. KELLER, Agent, Port Gamble,
or A. J. POPE, California Street Wharf,
San Francisco. California.
Sept. II, 1853. ~
, 1853-12-31
From Oregon.

The fifth regular session Of the legislative
assembly of Oregon, met at Salem on the
fifth inst, and completed an organization
on the sixth. The officers for the Council
are as pillows
For President, Ralph Wilcox;
Chief Clerk, Samuel b. Garrett;
Assistant Clerk, A. B. p. Wood;
Enrolling Clerk, T. w. Beale
Sergeant at Arms, - -;
Door Keeper, John Gould
In tue House, the following gentlemen
have been elected to the respective Offices
connected with their names:
For Speaker, z. c. Bishop;
Chief Clerk. John McCracken.;
Enrolling Clerk, c. p. Cranda!l
ASH Enrolling Clerk, G. d. r.
Boyd;
Sergeant-at arms, George S. Russell F.;
Door Keeper, Joseph Hunlsucker.
Up to our latest dates, nothing Of sufli
Cirnt interest had transpired. to warrant an
extended notice OF the deliboral ions Of eithe
branch.
, 1853-12-31
S1ElG7 &aO949 SPOR9a
PILLOW g. DREW,
Watchmakers & Jewellers,

HAVE in connection with their regular
III business, opened music room and have
on hand Piano Fohe' Of the most celebrated ma
ksr'. We also have on hand ipiSno forte, flute,
sccoFdeon and melOdeon music and music books.
All orders filed at short notice.
Dec 3, 1853. On.
, 1853-12-31
Bounty Land g. General Agency.

Bounty Land g.. General Agency.
CHAS. G. TUCKER, :. Washington, D. G.
WILL give prompt attention to Bounty
w LandsCIatnIs for services in ell
the wars in which the United States have been
engaged, and in the Texas Revolution of 1896 /;
also to claims for Pensions. Supplies, Lost prop
ery, arrears Of pay, extra ray, and to any busi-
ness requiring all Agent or Attorney at Wash
ington city.
Extra pny obtained foI services in the Mexican
War, also for services in the Pacific squadron or
Revenue service on the coast Of California from
l846 to 1850. Ad lress
CHAS. c. TUCKER,
Dec. "a, I6 4w Washington, ID. C.
, 1853-12-31
LOOK HERE.
FOR BARGAINS!

lust RECEIVED E1 brig Cyrus and ,A=,G2,
- bark Leonora, a large supply Of choice YIN
Goods, consistin in part Of xs
G. OCE RE s,
Such as Flour, Pork, Coffee Tea, Sugar;
Beans ice, Dried Apples. Molasses
No. Syrup, Butter, Lard, &c. &c.
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING!
Cloth frock and over Goats, Monkey Jscksni
Clolh and Satin Vss,s,
Satineu and CAssimeT Pants
Red, Gray and Dlue Flannel Shirts
White, Calico, Hickory and Jenny Lind Shirts;
flannsl and Cotton DraweD
CA'icOes and Fancy Prints, I.insey, AlpaceAs;
Red Flannel, Shifting, Drilling and Ticking;
A good assortment Of
BOOTS AND LADIES' SHOES,
Brush and Kossu,h Hats; VoIins
Harness, Leather; ChopPing cad Broad Axes ;
Knives and Forks; Carpenters Tools;
Powder, ShOt, Tobacco, Pipes, and gareat
many other articles too numerous to mention.
constantly kept on hand and for sale in Olympia
Ot the store Il BETTMAN & BRAND,
N. All orders promptly attended to.
NV. 10, SO. I0H
, 1853-12-31
Drugs and Medicines,
PAINTS, OILS, &c.

Drugs and Medicines,
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
~ boz. Sands saraparilla; la
w 90 DO S. p. Townscnd's do w.
75 do Old DR.. Jacob do do kA
4o do Jayne's ExpeCtorOnt,
20 do " Alternative.
40 do MOflats Phenix BitteB;
go Life Pills,
"a do Osgood's India Cholagoguo,
40 do Thompson's eye water
II d. Nerve AMI bone Linimcnt
do Fohnestock's Vermilugc;
~ DO British Oil,
% do Harlem do
Az do GOdfrcy's Cordial,
40 do Bateman's Drops,
IL do Ayers cherry Pecloral,
30 boxes Davis Pain Killer,
40 gross bottle corks,
- caseS SarsapaTilA syrup,
u dS Lemon do
20 do Raspberry do
ouo lbs Herbs, assorted,
100 nzs Quinine,
20 do Strychnine
10 lbs lojide of rotoaAsa,
$40 do SLltpe;re,
$40 do Alum,
go do BalSam copaivis,
7o do Sprts Nitre Dulc,
100 do Aqua Ammon concont;
800 do Cream of Tartar;
350 do Tartaric Acid;
p $40 do Bi.carh. soda;
500 DO Beeswar,
200 do Refined Camphor,
4lO do CSpperas,
800 do Glaubcr salts,
30 gals. cold pressed Castor oil,
4 boxes CASTLE soap,
. bbls lampblack,
bbl Race ginger,
50 lbs Cnssia, in mats,
800 do Hops,
100 do Rad Rhei Ind,
500 do Jsl soda,
1900 do Epson salts,
300 do Sponge,
Is do carb AmmonIa,
50 doz swcet'oil lin baskcts)
. so lbs indigo Bengal,
80 do Opium (new crop)
90 do Pruss Potash, -...-. .-...-..-...
? bbls Sassafras bark,
200 lbs Emery, ass'd sizes,
l25 ozJ Flores BenLnin,
100 lbs essential Oils.
Is bbls Dyewood,
PHintsI& Oils,
1900 lbs Putty,
50 gals cOPAl V1rni.h,
rs do Japm do
4Oo do spis Turpcntine,
200 do I.inseed oil.
1000 lbs White Lead,
800 DO Red do .
800 DO Lithsrge,
800 do Venitian Red,
400 do Spanish Brown,
200 do light Glue, Bronze Leaf,
Brushes, etc.. etc. for sale at wholesale and
'rtail, by STORY, REDiNGTON & co.
-Dennison's Building-Front, cor. Stark sis.-
Sept. 3, 1853. nl3.. Portland, o. +.
, 1853-12-31
frederic Rsbjohns
vs.,
william u. Bolton, md
District Court,
Pierce county.

Peter 3. WlIFon. AHachmFhI
WRIT Of Attachment issued from the Dis
y ,ric, court Of said county on the 9Th day ~ol
neeember. ~ 3, at the instance Of Frederic Rab
;ohos. plsintiff, against William y. Bolton and
&c, 5. Mm.vn ing business under the nam'
and s,y,e Of Bolton & Wilson, Jeiendenta, FOL
,he SUN Of eight hundred and twen y-nine dollars
rcurnahc on the first day Of the next term OF SAID
court. 80
This o7,h day Of December. 4 d.. 1853.
II q I'M. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
, 1853-12-31
Wanted,

DY the whaieom Milling Company, at What
I'D com, DeilinghaF Bay, a man, o. men, with
cattle, TO furnish two saws with logs during thiS
winter, or for one year.
Terms-One third Of the lumber, or its squivH.
lent when sawed.
November S, 1853. 9tf
, 1853-12-31

VERMoNr.-John S. Robinson, old line
Democrat, has been elected Governor by
the Legislature. Col. ]. P. Kiddrr, Of the
same school, was elected Lieutenant Gov
>crnor. The Democrats were aided in these
elections by a strong body of the Free Soil
members. This is the first Democratic
Governor Vermont has had since 1924, we
believe.
ONO. ELEcrroN.-.The Ohio Statesman
contains the official result Of the recent elcc
ton in that State 1t is thoroughly Dem
ocralic. For Governor the vote stands as
follows:
VIM. Medll (dem has l47, ,663
N. Barrere (whig) $500
Ssm'l Lewis (free soiD 5O,3l6
Mrdillis majority over all, ll,is7.
Wm. Tr~vi't is elected Secretary of State
by 20,313 majority. The Democratic can
didates for Supreme Judge, Attorney Gen
"ral, Treasurer and Lieutenant Governor,
have also b en elected by from 10, 900 to
10000 majority. In the Legislature the
Democrats have a clear majority Of sixty
one on joint ballot.
pA- II is thought that Col. ]. w. For
ney will be elected Clerk of tho House 10
the present Congress,
To- Maryland has elected Democratic
Governor by 5000 majority, and four Dem
OcraiS to Two Wings as COngressmen.
B@- James NJ. Crane, Esq, who estab
lished the "California Courier" in July,
1880, but who through losses by fire and
other mis:oriunes, was obliged TO givo up
the enterprise for I, while, has revived ii
a1in 1s r. 'r, rte-...
, 1853-12-31
g. TAMMANY HALL!
Dry Goods, Groceries
AND
CLOTHING STORE!!
81 GOLDMAN

HAVING REMOVED their store one 81
door south of their former stand, on fTN
Nam street, originally known as the sStz-=szs
" Olympia Market" would respectfully announce
that II is generally conceded their prcsen location
is considered to he about what Tanmany Han
ia to the city of New York-the great emponm ot
1raI commerce and discussion. That they are in
the regular receipt, direct from San Francisco. of
DRY GOODS, q r o CE r. l Il y
HARDWARE, BOOTS SHOES,
Chicken fKens and common loincs Rcsdy-madc
Clothing--wauantel to fit or no sale.
Call and examine our stock. We charge moth
ing for showing our assortment.
Olympia, Dec. II, 1853. ljf
, 1853-12-31
Philip Keach,

Philip Keach, District Court, Pierce
vs., county.
W .llism Campbell. ! Attachment
A WRIT Of Aitachmentli'sued from tho Die
~ trict court Of said county, on the 18th day
o. nscember 1858, at the instance Of Philip
Reach, plaintiff, sgainst William Campbell. de.
r., 1en, for the sum Of seventy eight dollars and
forty live cents, reiurnabe on tho first day Of the
ueIi term Of said court.
This 27lh day Of DeOember. 4. D. 1853.
~ 81 JIM CHAPMAN, Clerk.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-14

The National typographical Union, which was In
sion at Ptsburg last week, adjourned on Thursday to
meet at Buffalo on the frst Monday in May next GERARD
SrIrH of New Orleans, elected President OF the
Union previous to the adjournment; A. McCowsRr, Of
Boston, and r. A. ALBAuGH Of New York. Vice Presidents
S. H. wHITRcoNB, of Buffalo, Recording Secretary; j. r
WoopBURY OF Chicago, Corresponding Secretary and
NJ c. Brown, of Philadelphis, Treasurer.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-14

New counterfeit $40 notes the State Bank Of North
Carolina are In circulation at Raleigh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-07

A. ]. CRANE, : trustees
The sale to be conducted by the undersigned,
GODD1N APPERSON,
Sept 18th, 1s53-td Auctioueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-07

MO. MACKRREL, in half and quarter
IN bbls and kits. For sale by
OCT r. NJ RTTRTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
LATER FROM EURoPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

:. New YoHK, Oct. 6.
The steamship Arabia arrived to-day, bringing
Liverpool dates to September path, inclusive She
passed the Atlantic on the 26th the Asia GU the
18th ult, and the Arctic on the 4th inst The Her.
man arrived out on the Odd ult,
THE MARKETS
Cotton had declined ne-eighth-sales of the
week amounted to $4,000 bales. Flour active Mt
firm rates. Corn had advanced to 4oshillings.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
The cholera was raging to fearful extent
throughout the cities and towns of England and
Ireland.
The aspect of the Turkish difficulty was more
threatening than ever. The Turks were reused to
the highest pitch of fanaticisrneven calling upon
the Sultan to declare war or abdicate the throne
In the meantime the great powers were endeavor-
ingo induce the Sultan to accept the original Wen
ma note but Austria showed symptoms of backing
out of her alliance with France and England for
the purpose of siding with Russia. This news had
a seriously depressing influence on the money
market.
The Spanish Ministry had resigned.
At Constantinople incendiary placards continue
to be posted up. bitter feeling against England
had been engendered among the Mussulmen, and
caricatures Of that country were freely circulated
The general feeling at Constantinople was that
the Sultan would make no further concessions.
| either TO Russia or the four powers. 1t was also
rumored thata dispute between the English and
French ministry had been revived-the French
Ministry insisting that the fleets should come up to
Constantinople, and Lord Radcliffe objecting.
Dispatches from Vienna, of the goth confirm
the report that Austria had backed out She de-
clines to sanction the guarantee collective note
against any further interference on the part of
Russia, between the Porte and his subjects.
| Another despatch states that instructions have
| been sent to the English and French Ministers at
Constantinope, urging the Porte to accept the first
note.
The Bey of Tunis Informed the Porte that his
| contingent was ready to take the field.
In the London market Consols are quoted at
| "a IA