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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-27
o. W. STRONG, Secretary.
OFFICE OF FRANZ LIN AND WARREN r. r Co. ,
Franklin June llth 1853

FfNHkIIn,
At meeting of the Directors of the Franklin and War
r. R. Co. this day held the following assessments
upon the capital stock made viz: Ten per pay
able July 1858. and an assessment of ten per cent
the end each succeeding sixty days. until the whole
amount is paid.
1924 JOEL ". TYLER. Secretary
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-27

N oNNE is.-A good variety, a,
ES SFyuorresS
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-27

Neu TER! RU rt FRA ,ha s. ale's
vile cheap store, you get fourteen GEMS per
pound For P"nd huiter in eoods lower igares, than
any al nur nephhors selling al.
NJ Bring IN your hniter.
Nnv III A. v H0RR
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-27

- ATS AND CAPS.--Spring s,vle for
gents palm leaf and leghorn. china pearl and straw
childrens flats and Kossuth fancy at SEYMoUR,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
The Turf.
TnC urf.
IxInE COURSE. i. I.-TROTTIEG.

CyIoE COURSE, L. I.--TROTTIEG.
TUESDAY, ss1t 6-Tro.ring zustch $500, mile heats.
bett three In Eve, in harness.
D Phtsr n.m.d 8. n, Lady vernon..... ] drown.
lsasc WuodI uff FAMED CHI e. seliu. ..... drawn
Time, 2:322:ss Bets csclnied OF.
"Whas! both horses drawn, anu nooody win ~
"How's that" "Is them the ru'esY" "It can't DO
ID W "Nsver heard Of ch q thing aso.s ~ I bet
tsenty o. in hundred, and wan, my soap !" &c &c.
the Of nur'ts OF the old ducks At the
t apt tsrmis aon OF tho above race others
IT Idle and swore that they nevsf would be hum
bDered assia, and Gre OIL joker, an Hbernau, ssid
that the trot be TO- he would say ct home
Ever body psared dis ppo.ntsd aud aggrevsd Should
trs,,irG matches continue throue gu. and terminate
tie reason unortuDatsi, hey have began it It
requires rot prophet foreien what the result will
be tire Of what they suppo.e to be imposition
I'D the proprstors OF both tracks, who are, and have
been r'rs1rg 20 their utmost 10 resse their patrons
w II tuch tbiogs ccrtinue he rsilsd from ran. Of
to d. pose Of their nuds for otbsr purposes
sb,cb uottng courses sill be fes and FAR
rtat vii he their only Ths.r suffering,
i, ntoeYahe Ina the osner Of horse however, has
risht crs~ hin a. any tim. iH race no . Eiii
sre'.sd 10 ,u5t: ard If ere r,y nave the right 50
al; az 0 81 rscss re sucj 6. 20 their viii and
.les ore; bus y happsred b.fo-e tnst ~bs-
eT-aL, the opposite party did .ass sdvsu
spe Of the svc.t and ~fi the tabe The Dat of
ne tur eth baye - tske the above sfric per.
city e,i mate snt learn To pssr such snnoy aucss
nth good srsoe in futare; .nd they wnssr
acs 3uc 90 ~ me ue spirit Of sp,rt tsey snoud
appreciate II accoaarply.
chr re sba " rsce Lady Vernon bad her oTp way
h,ous cou. We never gaw q Place where she GO
bac he started Or the third heat sbe roal7 have ~on
hat iutf ,iy 1, he sd the tgo prevous. Her
htveyss tLopah differ oT; eno be- 90 ha CON
sbe e1hioiGer sttet speed IN the brst ute
tbs Or, bal 10 ID ad jogging 1cc's IN 23l :
hs ost 1idr'd ,srds a. y fse minute gait y 'uo
trtn d.si - fhgx do MT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

TIE WHIGs AND Mine LIQUOR LAW IN ONO
THE BALL STARTED-The abolition, free soil
land reform, Maine Law Convention for Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, has resulted in he nomina-
ton of an Independent Maine liquor law ticket
The recommendations of Joshua r. Giddiugs to
hitch on free soil, abolitionism, &c, appear to
have received no attention whatever. But
from IL that we can CLEAN from TIE reports and
commentaries Of the Cleveland papers, this
Maine liquor law Convention was emphati-
eally whig concern, the democrats being
rather as spectators OF. THAI as psrticipators TO-
its proceedings. One point, therefore. ia gained
The ice is broken. Inc first practical move
Las been lsade towards planting the VIII e of
Ohio on the new platform OF the Meine liquor
Law Well-woll. Time is a ,lreai revolution
izer. In $40 the wings overIan the whole
country on the platform Of hard cider ard hard
whiskey; in 1853 we find them taking to cola
water. with the waddle and the twaddle OF
green goslings The ball has been started. nd
he bali will roll on, perhaps, till the Maine
law shall become the ahibboeth of the whole
Northern wbig party. We are prepared for
anything these days. Fire up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
The Charges n1 inst uhe steel ON mi ssi0ner
-RelsOrt Ih~ rcoD.

The Specisl Committee Of tue ard .. Aldermen, con-
sstirg of AIDE, Te eed Moote nod S.artevaut, ap
pointed to inquire into The charges made against the
Street Commissioner. rels the letting of the
tracts grade 1880 street (tbe particulars Of which
have been ppbl he presented report on the Eubject
last evening The committee ter sting the and
reviewing The teftiaioDy -hch re have pub'iahed,
remark Your Committee csnnot that In The eourse
adopted by Mr. Fpity there is thing deserving CEN
He has succeeded in preventing litigation, And has
sSaIdtd coDtrsct ta; app-as 10 be advantageous to
the city An attempt UaCe b. show various aver
satoI and eqota ions bet Sr Austin NJ. Hsgan,
and Mr. MEG re- but with th- tue Street Commissioner
APPEARS 10 have had elton But your Committee
cannot that there is t,ce her unreasonable or
improper in TIL attempt # y-nsroen 10 make the
best bargain for their n--tst thrt they could
make The facts proved not tend charge the Street
Con mis- tioner with ary misconduc. ~hmeser. IA the
c0nyny yonr Committee bellows tust the course par
tued by him has been Of ea inepubltc Having
arrived at this conclusion your mittee cannot but
n regret that charge OF ous char acer,
sfec'rg the conduct Of in eort.nt oie should
have been brougb, ftT@srd light grounds"
rbey in conclusion, append the foo ig resoulion-
Resolved That the commuoicaii from the Stree Com
nilsson be received Ard that TO- lard og OF the
for regulating and grazing 1880 str. st. TO rhos.
Hsgan, he being the 10 sest bddr and 10 hereby
fImed
On the me ion OF l'3ern Sturtc aot this document
OF whieh the above Il briet aosIac, lac the
isbs and ordered 10 be printed ~ discussion mad
thereon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

VIsIrERs AT WATERISG PLAcEs.-Dnrng the
two months Of fashionable season at he W ,ering
places this year there arrived at the hotels n Sara
toga 9G09 yisiters being an increase Of upwards Or
two thoasand over the number last year. r. in
crease at the private houses was in about tn same
proportion. About five thousand persons have
visited Newport during the season, whi-b does not
come up TO the number Of lat years visitors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
MARINE AfraiIS.

DEPARTURE or \ Sr,m f,wr-Tbs n n ttssu1 al
A.sb4 70 Liverpool the Br.l-h 'uers q ssow
r5r Glattow gerl'n, Tor Bermuda and s.. tboais
% ) eaa.sb !. AIsta ., ~ savann4h ead -, ~ i
,or coah,ton, III Is't port ycfe isy . .h-iy csua
aaprs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
Naval IntCIlv0cuce.

The United States frigste ssvannsh Commander xer
Ger, hearing the broad pennant of Comnod S4itsr
bcuDo tee Brazil station tos ed dosD Himo
TN Roses on Monday morning. The following 4, lis,
OF her tfheerA :-Wm Batter, Command ny Be .z,l
,qu,oIop samuel MeToer Commander, John 81 Bsslleo,
l. epteDsbt And TX Ohicer George t. Enm DO. sss5nd
LsrieDspt. Y H Spotswooo. Third do Gsorgs
rotten Fourth do VIM. Leroy. Flag DO ; II X MIC
ray, Sixth do Dsnel Tghert, Surgeon OF the Feet,
cbsy,cs murray Iu,ser, A. Weriey, Ac 6 Master,
W NoLenrey Chaplain; Wm. L7wber, Passed Assis ant
surge Pen broke Thorn Aseistsnt Sturgeon:
Doughty, CtmnaidiFR barnss; J. Prowhipe, Secona
LisuisDant; " A. l.gsrsol C,unodore's secretss :;
FREDERICK noe. Charles Fueser. B.yad Hand,
Js,sd y Aysle. rebert T Cnspnsn. Passed Md,htp.
De7. fhtras Arpolds George Bacon thlplain Mo
shitmen, Springer, GomnoiUes Clssf. &c Yard D.
.luray st.si.'o Clerk sobHst 8. eidea parers "ers
Bobor- SlDpfor BoatS~s'J: Auzustus F. ilamr or
Csrptp;er. e. Van vo rbi setiuaseri james Vsugoaa
Ne, Taouss 4 Tec'yron, Puise,'s steward. Lisut
) 5prraV has noS Jet reported be IS txpe;teo TO
JOIN he yiee't A. ~
TtS nj % stAies tsa Ferry Lieut.. Cou''g Psge, 70
rs;led a. Maeei - tho 18th ~ gutt &c tho :.
p ~ lit'pg Stfer long cruise DOM fno coast,
~ sell Tbs ifcsrs sbJ cfsw hi raised b,a ~ a
40 ipia5 o. 90 and pEesent>d 4 - The 70 tae
il.td
d On tie o. istt-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
Cou, CnI~nnar This DAY

UNITED STATRs DIsTmCT C,usT TINS too last daY for
fling notes OF Issue for 10 s-ptcnh ~ term.
SUPREME CouRT-SPscln TEN Adjourned to satur-
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

was considerable falling OF in the price OF bread
stufrs yesterday. Holders seem be getting rather
uneasy The settlement Of the question to neither
there is to be peace war between Russia and Tur-
key, IN connection wi h the next reports from the
agricultural districts Of Europe will have MARKED
effect upon our grain market; consequently dealers
are anxiously looking for the arrival Of the Asia.
Cotton was quiet but coffee advanced another quar-
ter of cent per pound, at which large business
was done.
The Board of Aldermen last evening adopted
resolution authorising the Mayor to offer reward OF
$500 for the apprehension and conviction OF tho
murderer OF Joseph Sassi. Resolutions were also
adopted to increase the pay Of the detailed police
men from $500 to 5000 per annum, and pay the fire
wardens (who ten in number,) from $25S to $500
per annum. Also, resolution directing the Super
intendent OF Streets to have the building materials
and other Illegal distractions removed from the
csrrageway Of Broadway within ten days The
Board Of Assistants pa ,sed series Of resolutions
eulogizng the character Of the late Chief Justice
Jones. See the Official minutes Of the proceedings
of both boards on another page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
II MnkI4 ue % - dLnst,
In roustqus Ct Ia aanse.
VOLTA tout ceqn'il faut,
VOLTA tout ceQu'il faut.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE YBw YoEE HFRALp.

NEW YORK sat. 1858.
DYAR SIE-Pl.asc to correct IN pa osr tGat the
ado ess which delivered the Turn Ia )ye moss
room Epghsh and Dot In &c man, IS your re
port has lsly stated. BY giving the
space in ynur columns, you will grady nhhse our
otedient servant, 3. EACFN ANN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS By THE CA.
NAL BOARD

ALBANY, FRIDAY, OCT II, 1883.
The following removals and appointments by the Canal
Board announced:
John Grumpy appointed Superintendent of repairs of
section Erie Canal in place of Smith A Waterman, re-
moved
Eliha Dow, appointed Superintendent of Repairs
Of section Erie Canal vice Simeon SebermerhOrn
removed.
John Martin Superintendent Of Repairs section of
Champlain Canal vice ID Barrett removed
David " Sickles appointed Weigh Master at West
Troy vice Stephen 5. Nandel, removed
joseph Kenyon, Weigh Master at Syracuse, vice w. VI
Brewster removed.
VIM J Cobe, Collector of Tolls at West Troy. vice j.
L Davis removed.
Burton Socum Collector Of Tolls at Buffalo, vice Harri
son Park removed
Owen McCloskey Inspector Of Boats at Albany vice
George Wright removed.
Charles l. Cary. Inspector of Boats at Lockport, vice
Enos Steele removed.
Patrick Coffee Inspector of Boats at Buffalo, vice b.
Slocum appointed Collector
John d. Fay removed from the office of Division Engi
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that il needed that the present duties be made per-
nanert Every nan that DOW builds furnace knows
.hst he does so h the sword of Dsm0ces suspended
over bis head snd that be must calculate paying
himself or nearly out Of the business Of couple Of
YEAR, because st the close OF that period prices abroad
vil probably fall and duties will fall with them, and
,,ose who then find themselves in debt will be ruined
Fl. tie duties 80 that they will give reasonable pro,ec
tou against the enormous changes Of England and the
home manufacturer will speedily supply the whole de-
uspd: then with every step in the dimnution Of de-
usud upon foreign manufacturers prices abroad and at
home will fall, with steady dimnution Of the amount
n.yahle into the treasury necessity for import d.
ninisbes 80 viii il be with lead cotton and wooden
Goods. ard all other manufactures Make the amount
even now paid permanent-giye stability TO the revenue
ytem-and confidence will be restored among the peo
ME because il will then be that become
less and less dependent the sale Of bonds, and more
and more dependent own exertions. The less q
man lives by borrowing the greater is always his own
confidence in the future and the confidence of others
in him The adoption Of system that would diminish
our necessity for going into debt would produce conf
dence at home and abroad Every step in the opposite
direction will tend TO tie destruction Of the little con-
fdeuce that now remains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNEfor Oct. Is
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:


contains the following:
IEDITORIALs The Decline and Fall Of Van Buren, Free
Sellers; Editors and judges PrOhibifory Law Mr. MNcys
Diplomatic Circular; Statistics Of Railway Disasters; The
Stnd goh ISLANDS; Emancipation IN Jamaica; iammany
hall Death Of Judge Paine; Death Of Hon Mshon DICK
eison; Politics Of States; Pugets Sound &c.
H. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Giving the returns of he
Sue Elections In Pennsylvania Ohio Georgia aud Ca'or-
MIA New-Jersey State Convention
Ill. RELIGIOUS MEETINGS. The Jewish NewYear-Pre
sensiou ofthe Holy Scroll General Tnennial Convention
othe Protestant Episcopal Church Meeting OF the Board
of Missions Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, &c
w. WHAT THE SISTER ARTS TEACH As TO FARMING
Addr before the Indiana State Agricultural Society by
Horace Greeley
VAMERICAN SOCIALISM The North American Phslanx-
HopedGle-Moden Times
W.LAKE SUPERIOR First Year Of Mine interesting
Letter from our Correspondent, A W. T.
VII COSTA RIGA; Gold Mines-Resources Of Costa Rca
conspicuous form the most important events that have oc
ourrcd in the United States, West Indies south America
Europe and Australia
TX CALIFORNIA Weeks later intelligence BY the steamer
Star ofthe West.
XUTAH Fresh Observation-Disclosures Driven from his Fort by
Iudihns-Indian Treaty.
M EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN SUBMARINE AND SUB.
TERRANEAN TfLEGRPH co. A Letter from Cor
respondent, Lightning
XiIAORICJ LTURAL. Deep Tillage-subSoil Flowing and
Drouih Hillside Flowing; Qneens County Agricultural
fIir British Agriculture.
XIII. MARRIAGES and DEATHS
XIV..RENIEW OF THE MARKETS: Reports OF tho Stock,
Grain Provision, Cattle and Lumber Markets Very fully
and specially reported for The Tribune
Single copies In wrapper be obtained at the desk In the
Counting Room this morning. Price, 81 cents.
One copy for 81 three copies Is
coTies SIS; copies s12 3O twenty copies Ito sd
dross $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

Tie Wigs of the XIlIth Senate District composed
OF Washington and Saratoga Counties have nominated
Mr.. JAMES c. HOPKINS, of Granville. This nomna.
ton effected the 18th inst. By one majority
only after forty ballots in the Convention 1t will not
give satisfaction to the liberal Wings of the District
Tie nominee is young lawyer of fair abilities, who
was Postmaster and prominent Silver Gray under
Mr. Fillmore. He is also believed to be opposed 10
tie Maine Law. seyen-eighths Of the Wing voters of
tie District in favor Of this great measure nine
eertwenteths hate that alteration Of slave-catehing
which 50 essential 10 orthodox Silver Gray, IL il
very probable that tie majority Of them viii cast their
votes Tor CHARLES ROGERS, Of Sandy Hill, late Wing
member Of Congress, who has been nominated as Sem
stor BY tie Maine Law Convention. They cannot do
letter Success to the workers in the cause of hu-
rsuity, ten peranee and reform
Tie Wings Of the XIII District have nominated for
Senator Gen b + BRUCE, of Madison candidate more
deserving Of hearty support from all honest and patriotic
citizens who desire 20 have the Senate llel by men
Of ability industry and high principle, could not be
found. Gen Bruce whether elected or not s earnest
y ioI tie Maine Law but if he is not elected. IL wl
te a misfortune for tie District and tie State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

The proceedings in the Board of Aldermen last even
ing were brief Two important papers were received :
a report and resolution from the Board OF Assistant
Aldermen TO change one of the landings of the Wast
Ferry from Monague-st to the west side of Fultonst
Brooklyn was concurred in. This paper contains a
stipulation that such will take effect. provided ii does
not in any way interfere with the privileges heretofore
granted to the Union Ferry Company, which it proba
bly, will.
A communication from the Commissioner of Streets
and Lamps stated that he had advertised by virtue of
the new Charter for proposals to light the lower part
of the City with gas and received but estimate
that was from the New.York GasLght Company, who
propose TO light the streets and other public places on
the same terms as now exist between them AMI the
Corporation The communication containing the esti-
mate was referred 10 the Committee on Lamps AMI
Gas.
The Board of Assistants were busy arranging polls
and Election Inspectors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15
OHIO ELECTION.

CiSoIssArI Thursday Oct y 1883.
MedD DENY for Governor VIII have a majority OF from
10000 4oooo. The Democrats viii have large majority
in the legislature.
The increased Democratic majority in this city attributed
10 large number of Wings having voted the Democratic
ticket because OF their opposition the Maine Law We
have no indication yet Of the result of the the lem
perance question in the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

l. q
lut si Isis si.-s -le u, Ct o1s 81 Ia s bon
b Y.a'Ty ED no. p isf s1 'Heee al tie tl1e prP.a
f.an -, ~ Ss.,4esors', E1crtre. Ma ~ "a, -
ieIse o. Pefsen .oc ~ ~ - ers ny 1i-ss q rs
% ihe &C., Tie Ege.c Tte b. cad tAf maze eoa4ld he
acerei 10 a. lii.e ToFe o. '1ry vas - s. neg
ihIoggi Ie F'fs 70 80 j. peal On With tho sys. Iasy
si., without p tfossh Az ia,srsdiss luis bisat
ard rt nsiuf bst Q, 70 sss2s q hran Ts lo1oa 'aa
pleasant odoT contained cOarse tbeJ n
sss o. y. ne. 1Si % oh, i "a osa Hair Dy
he 1 o1 T. d ss s9 o. De g ss '} H D..
tTssf down eyery oheT and Dono7olise tie aTsst
Compare 1 or. viii tts Of o:ssI Hsi' Dyes ana
Jrss 70 wish q MN me pr. .oS'. jas CRisrAooEo
No Asior Hose Ee~-Yort
PrRHAMs GIFT TICKETS 81 EAcH-for sale at Il
fa 5y z.@ f 5IosE 50 20 P's &
wy four Pern. and secures one snare 10 '''
lO6oo gihs named in The sdTerse Insht
PARTICULAR NOTICE. have got the best OYSTERS
IN Ii. United and al eonnes.suI. o. 'a ABOVE Ss
fully requested 10 call md Bow sss No sevY
TIE FAIR OF TIE AMERICAN INsHrurE-I
sst II he %oS one Of ms,ohes Pianos % Be-
c,;s sf 5. psy Sa S o rs IL md sp heb tn pro-
gnannousy yond eolnPSrson n.ay PsI pno.
hey bad believed s Europe PSs c01a c aeaas
ris5o. 20 e.t gn .e.nf = ia exs unaa
P,,,sc, f,cT, The Dsly Tine. Oct 10 1855
cseu t Old ps ,ss s so Hesscs w 1S 10 s.
Trosdwsy Of especial notice II besufs instr
ot osy ~ s,,s S9 1s Eb .eRSen' The tone
equal The scale appears to have been
= obsn thee rsults
fxf FOwLERs d WELLS Phrenologsts and Publish
ers Clinton Hall No. ls Nassustr Sew-Y ors
tSy- Bald heads will soon disappear by the use oi
Ths woads,a PTePS 1ss 80 bs
si" 6 SPs. sS sp ssT vii Pre-
t sssg Ma: DIe..u 1S Saloon 70 80 Biosdwsy
HAIR DYE AND WIGs-BATCHELoR' Mandatory
for removed No u.s. sCtdws S SPg2 2 ne me s15 rf
Of r. K Ks DY sP ISoa ss oa one @
~ LYONS celebrated
K .,1 .nso,,l for the Hair
Price Is
~ DIR POWELL Oculist, Aurst, &c, receives his
patient. from TO o'clock daily, his Office No 12 Bresdway
I1E ,e &c Pp.esd vi bout the slightest pain which
y and resemble in color and expression
sRAsoYABLE HOSIERY AND UNDER-GARMENTs.-
Tls the hest DDS prices often paid for common
article ,hould examine he aso. 20. offered ct
particular attention a No - 70 H2 S t and WOODEN Goods of
manufacture which for elasticity and durability are un'n
p"~'' A. RANKIN Co, Holsters.
AN IMMENSE sUCCEssThe demand for the last
number Of Tar SUNDAY COURIER containing the exciting
Of
exhausted the entire edition ct an disappointing
applied for at the various agency and Of the nes
Igson will appear on sUSDY next October addition
choice variety reading mattel SC11 e P !. sketches
Quarter S Sf an Hour At + an an W EHns House
Pc P5 T Fgsa. q st 1lss E'; eoasaded
Cd Thas. cl.rL'sn and the Dqss Of wsias.G
Prdishness, Biblical Reputation Does any Man Know Rather
Bleak House The of London Assurance Powell. Picture
the wood Thorough EoSm o Fsna Nsy Of the W. %e'1
sPrucesi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

1t was reported Yesterday that MOrrssey, one OF the
parties to the late prize fight had died of the bruises
and wounds received in that besstly encounter. We
learn, however. that such is the case. He Sill
lives, though in desperate condition StI il is quite
possible that he may die in consequence of his injuries
In that case shall hear pretty unanimous call for
the punishment Of his antagonist in the fight and the
authorities ihst allowed tie brutal contest to GO on
without an effort 10 prevent arrest it viii be rousei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15
MARINE DISASTERS.

BOSTON TIdAy, Oct. II, l-oJ
The bark Pympton of Newburyport, from Pictou for
Boston, with coal foundered at sea Sept 80 The crew
were taken of and carried into Halifax by the schooner
Washington from New York.
The steamship Rose. employed by the Provincial Gov
ernment in protecting the Fisheries went ashore near Pic
in gale Sept 30 The crew were saved, with one
man badly injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

70 great indignation against the proceeding. they have
tolerated We trust teir feeling viii not be inioien
or ,ior,-l7ed but that they vii really bring thess
sescor to the punishment they 30 infinitely deserve
Sullivan and 81 the sccoPlces on both sides ought
70 be sent 10 State Prison. One or two instances Of
u,ice Of that sor, would put an end to prize fighting
In this vicinity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15
MURDER TRIALS.

WORCESTER, Friday, Oct. II, 1853.
William Barker who has been trial in this city for the
murder OF his wife, yesterday found guilty.
Manly Ransom is trial here for numbering his
wife az Spencer in July, 1881.
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For Europe.

The L. S. Mail Steamship Baltic Capt Comstock, will
leave this port TO-DAY. at noon for Liverpool 1'h'
Sem Uoky Tribune containing all the latest news car
be had at the Desk This Morning in wrappers ready fo
mailing
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Tie Humboldt arrived last night bringing dates to
the Both ult from London the ship having been de-
tanned two days We give from our files the details of
Turkish and China news The Canada arrived at Bos-
ton asst night
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N;etu-llprk DAILY Grlbnns,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1853.
TO cnRRrSpONnENTS

No taken Of Whatev
intended insertion be authenticated by the
address Of the wTernOt necessarily for publication but -
OF his good faith.
We cannot undertake TO rejected Communications
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FROM WASHINGTON.

" A,HINuIUN, FTIUiF, VVE Iclo
The star Of this evening states that Government has
received advces OF serious troubles in the Cherokee Ma
ton A portion of the Nation in against the
thorites and had murdered two of Ross party.
No letter from Collector Bronson has yet been received
in Washington.