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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

NM IIE--T IhnIt
~ DAY Oct ?. the IOsi' Of the fALL Ri!Ea tiSE vii leave
NewYO o'clock leDs one hour e4i 1 so af' ,,.,.
NEw-YoRK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Psssenger
~ ITH: sss. &c: .' & Ps ' saso
MAIL "a NJ for Dantirt ana Sassio snd
.. P.,sntsr. By III, 1s ~" ,s Cd o,s5 nm n olpn
ACCoMMoDAToN a. u s. P 81 for DeiAwAs and A. inies
WAY a . for De .zs a. iaisrasaiass r.ii0n'
a. n Tor DaaIII nd 81
o. SUNDAY. only one express 5an =. r .,. sAo, Rail
Cleveland cireunsa chieAso a. .Hd =. Bal.S as.
f 'n' steamers ehass Sof sss Gs
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, for BOSTON, PROVE
IL DENCE SEw-BEDFoRD. and TAUNTON lnl.sd Route
-R Ss sssnsr vHSDfRsTEf Cap. coaxo
Dokt CsF John Bowos q eoso.oo1 90 r. Ys
sally Sundays s1e,Ttd frog Pier No y a. ss i'P NJ,
on ,hs .rrys ofhs Nal train which leave. Boston
an, ss .,sS s.nsi s as a.. .Ips-nesd .si -utvs
t rs' o -, sP.S 70 az. s1
performed while Away. rely On reaeaas nsH aes
'' 10: eoMNoboR .ho's 'l
Fsy VIZ as S Tsa.y .ae
sgrsy IRON M@9ISs Hes M ai.sly
rerstes,nbo. VAN 70 Prosas.s. 81 1910. - 40
accompanies the steamer AID tan AA
pase berihs application Be a-ss
Pier Nc y r Or Al th- odcs No ~ os.sf,-P>.e
NEW-iOkK ano NEW-HAVEN RA!LRoAD.-
~ New SUMNER ARRANGENEST-JslSi Il, lSS .
Ts.ssfsos Ill SI5S
!, s gs..ps,ts E. fsss "a
~ stamford md BRIDGEPORT thu " Il Stanford S~as
an BrererOrt. the 2 N a. N-r~.ls aud Bridgeport
as sss as N for Ssr~st 80 .ud ."P N for
Pen Chester ..,.--. u. r..-.- =,
IA 81 I'D P 81 The sfops o. Hartford klnf9,f .
Sel Berlin and ntdleto~n HArord 49, s2rn-sec t'esr
ToI Ca. seiicui River Ana RAl.OsaETrFeE 81
Fo' Gessaoisios sss Or New Haven, H.-F- and
gur Hsfeid La lus d-Af 80 A. = a-e ) Z u
For Csrsl Vsilre.At AID IL u Aceoae ALE . -''"
Haven . 800, - ., -.
h S,ourrior sd 3f u 10 Sss--S-S1 80,
for S.ug-fncs R-ifosa-Af a ." A~o j ~
p-rhr-, Az srv.ls aaoiafn8 81 sd So
A - and 2. n f1rrfa ..... -
IS gs5 a. 49, = t11t--s :. t' ga = =
r. SarvAk and Port CheEterSrecL Accom- ~
ou Norwak IS snd n 81 n iFou Fosi Ohes,sf a ~ -
r. ~ HI # a. tie ssaoa Hoe-. pTiaPA
Hoiss Ne~-HsFea July Io5o DEo !" "li''- - 90 -
NETWORK and PIILA OELPHA DIRECT va
~ NFW-JFKsEY RAILROAD-U ; NAIL sad cArtHoS
LINES-ThrouEb Fsur hoss-Lsase y. fork i0, ?.
IsrSf-s- = a snd = " q nd $ L-As- ra.'1
rhs.f b A NJ Kelsag-cl and u saa = 'nd p n
ZOOS WArui-s Fare IS. - s. i5- s-,9ai - ~ ~
e. = Ar r.surers sed GAINED ~ D--
= srou Nof-lk Char t1r 40 h "a 49,
s. 4 B md wfh extra r--s -
time Pssseux- 9Th hessNze eoss - fern = An-le'
rs-s lesve
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY.-New.
ilia lrals -ii .-asr g - = =
- Norih RIVER NcW-folk 3 A Il J. n IA y - -
Yest toI Sou,eftls .sas =. = Leave - 7'i = 49,
= F..fcr - Z. END 81 NJ 1tP.M Leave ,1nsF-e --l
- 50 d 10, e1unects tssius 5J t5s y a-'fo-@
C~rrs tccf - ORR .rar-t BIZ
A
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gnsurdnce' Tompailies.
IAN FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY

DEEKMAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY -
ID Office Hall Beekmsn and SaAsAass New Yok
This Company Insures against Loss and Dam
are by Fire the favorable terms-Buidisp Merchandise
Furniture Vessels In Port ami their Cargoes and also against ~
Rsk Navigation Orders BY post in VII ~
promptly attended TO.
BENZ. w BENSON President.
A C. Kinxsand, Thomas MeElTath 4 3 Coddingtoc-
William HI De(Iroot James CosgeshAL J. q Merritt,
James Morrison VIM n Smmonfon- Snas > ri5neA
Edward / Jsques James y Crow, william anes
Ahrm b Miller ALDER. JoarncAy, j. George Byrd,
Edward V. Price, Addineton Reed, Soey Brown
Wright Glies j. EdeAL yoan . L11DsooIlJ-
Steulsn W Smith John VI. HAliett william West
I. K Howe, J o. Fowler, ThomAs hsech .,
Al Nj Van Barren Daniel HcdgmAn, William Westeftela
William ID Andrew. Alex. {. Poion, Aphcus UndeThin
Fbeue4er ollamore William I. DuEan, X A fOok-r
ISup,l HAMS Ceoree w ThOHlas Cooper,
VIM Z LYON
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11atrhfs. Jemelrp, &r.

colo and SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS and
" JRNELRY-GEORGE c. ALLEN, Importer, No II wall
T. near Bros1rsJ, sseond noor
W.Yrsutsd perfect time keepeu 70 80
eooPLR vATcHLs,
L. urHL<
rxDEFKSpErT SECOND
Ara quarter Watches for niDs horsss tl 70 koe
e,SS ChroLoraeis perfect time keeper sls 20 s2S
UATcHEk
which eight days with wibdns % rIo
ENAHEL vaTcHES
For lsdes hunting 70 tlV'
vkTcaLS -
FOR ladss N msgs 20 !" Wv
wATCHEs
Which eh.nfe three different watches ri'
ysTcaEs VIVID -.
Ard the hands viii out icy 70 Wv
al % WATCaEs AT way Low PRICES
Fire foio Lepre Wtiches four holes e~sied
Pine Folo Det,chcd Levers
Watches
LeTert
Gold Epgsh Leyerz hunting css
low ~
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ssAIiinE n - u -
sac. reaii1e eonVey % ~ parts o. hs
,ouutsy Es Hshs Line connection with n boat
Al t.f.ou b rusin. account Of the OWEN
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7 AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

I AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CASH CAPITAL SIj0,0OU.
Bzduss Merchandise vessels Port and then OGfoe
Household Furniture other nsuTabe personal property nA
by Fire Applications cent BY post OF hre1sA ne
"'P'''" wa JACOB wEsTERvELT, President
NICHOLAS ClRKoLL, Secretary
DFPUBIIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
III 81 Malst .. 49,.
h CopAny having capital slso paia sAsh
nved repaired insure against los ana a.n s ~
Gre, favorable terms .-.----- -.
Te company povdes after isits e
u io afas o.
the reuauing profits be divided the ssuied IN s
btATns which 70 De redeeAoe N eA rhS-e'~
the accumulated pTofs and capital auoant 70 slVV""'
st,nheu Whitney. Reuben Nihes 6Obcr b NnteEs
John A. {. Gray. james Warren SeOse i Aass
D.ri,l x ge.rrs Arthur Lesrv Salnuel v HodnEa.
William n Russell MortimerN Hamilton JOIN > A"f. y
AuFrstus & Dov-nlas Dennng pner FREDERICK A Dei>As
GaEaway s. Lamar John steward u ysme- 9 n-H
George " Rigs Edward { Center Dani-i prAse Smath
VIZ Butler Duncan Josiah Oakes fr-derics - -oNet
Charles H. Russell Joseph GailEd Jr feeE HAL
Isaac Townsend. James II NstefosTy soorr' II, h'ae
J P GiTaad Foster. George CnTfls - . ...,.r. 60.
DUNCAN = CURRY Secretary. kObEAI > fiOE' f'es'1o1A
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NOTICE.-Changeo of Hour-On and after MON
N nay OF "a the koa Of FALL RIVER LINE will leave
NewYoi o'clock teDs hour earlier than hi,e.ot9ie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

~ RElSS. LEOPOLD RIISs. ISAAC REIss. JAAEs Rktss
and MYER CANS >z.iast GEORGE b FOOrE kni FRANK l.
fOOTE.-SaMnous ftr demand oo1srat<CoEn not
10 shove named Defn4aaY hereby ned
and required the sAeh oil Be
aed he ONCE Of the Cisrk Of the ssPeo cSar. a he cy
Hal the CITY New~lork and
the sad complaint he suh~Sez a. he ose. No O. wsllf
In the CITY Of Nswlos wfh twenty stef the ~
tht exclusive OF the aAy of zach cad
you fs 70 rswsr TIE s complains wAin tas tas AFORESAID The
plaintiffs will udgnrat
one thousand ard twenty dollars ssa wsA
snih dsy OF Arr IN the thousand eAt
hrr6res Ard rffv three hcsfes
ish OF Arril 1855 HENRY e DAVIES Plsis,ias Attorney.
The coruant IN entitled dtly alea
9tfh ey oh Scrttrher 1854 see oee the Cer q
nor Co.rt A. ke CITY Hal IL the City OF NewYork 81 svesN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

n,,, y.r,. Pin. Bsaceiets Pnssrrins and cr0<ss ar
sale al uaueh ess than tie usual prees
49, JLwELRY
Ifnd, Of sod CsiIs soh Wedding n hold keTs AID
Sol so1 Psu PeLes sod and oliver Tfnbes BT1sletS
Cuff Pins rings gold soc silver Specialize
sold TootbpicEs Charms, Chsts lain Chlirs &c
SLvLsvlHE
Sterling Silver spooDs CuI- forts Pie Knives Nsph9 R19
Fruit Knives Weddips Gaze Knives ks
Nsfchs. Jevery exchanged All watches vAn.sted 70
keep good time or the money rrturnsd
Iutips. Of Watches srS CocE e.ned and repaired the b
rsnner ~ THAI the BY very superior -ots
rren ard warranted
ssn By errre ali parts Of the United ss'
free Of charge = : -
~ 4 JENNING WATCH and JEWELRY
~. No Fuitor~t Il s-llins al decH ptions Of
od,,pd silver Jeslry and Silver Ware retail q
much e-. than TIE usus Irces r-.- ,,,....l
1oyysT PosEELL WafcHEsRes Robert Roske Wsehesesos
warranted perfect time ketPers ---- -.
Cooyyp Durex ard Levers 10 hunting ess perfect
Independent second and Quarter Second Watches
gold hunting ctses for timing horses ,.-
LADIES ENiNLL WaTcBEs-Sone IN hunting esses
Fire Gold Lerne Wsichcs fail
Fins Gold DeiEched Levers f Jeweiec .....'...'
En.lish Patent Leyels from 70 "
God Eueish Leve hgniirg -
Silver DetacheG LeHcIs -
And eli other styles of Watches at equally low prices
DlAHosDs-DsmOnd Cross.s BTcts Pins Finger Rnxs Lar
RYes Of the styee much lees than the usual pres
JLwELEY asp sILvsR WAECAl kinds Of Je~ey AID silver
Ware Of The latest pattern great variety and "aAe' 70 DC VI
the test quality
Watches and Cocss eeaned aud repaired
IN the beet manner U : JENNiNbo -. - itiohT
Wltsm-st, y Y.
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ATPW. WORK. 70 MONTREAL. OGDENSBURGH.


IN BURLINGTON and 81 JOHNSBURY-By RaiiIo.d via New
Haven Springfield Bellows Rutland Windsor White River
Wek River Montpelier 81 Abans and Roues Point fesst VI
fcc Haven Railroad Broadway aud Canal ana
and Fhsv Express An and z NJ Baggage checked
through -" FBiScis HYDE Aren't No ia sou,h-t
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Sarrogate OF the
County sewlozk hereby f.ea 20 al s.rs.s n..fss
esins JOSHUA TOTEM iste Of NE city Of S:w iss
hcrof the oesf,
her the Cry Of Se~let "a %
before the twenty eond day Of fehrary axt Dated New tes-
the twentieth say fAss- isis MARY TOTEM Adnissr>fix
lsw%n
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The following premiums were Yesterday awarded py u
American institute to exhibitors OF Horses Cats sheep
Swine and Fowls
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IN PURSUANCE Of sn order Of the Surrogate Of We
Cosa Of Ys,i Nets As,,sy .ssn 70 81 pssses ns,
loxk ShT master decSs1 % prsenf NE ens vttn ve.css
thse0fo the subserteTs the oEss Of sisvsns hoz Ne
Reskusnt CITY Of SewYork before ne nuf esy
Nsy u~xt-Da,ed Ns,s,Yosl the ssy Of October 1853
SAMUEL THOMPSON. ,rx,~~,~~
~ l.vsrcN GrOHGE w SrEyE<S ~>~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

w TAeHELE>> HEs!-That have ussd Grshss Oagvcnt
forced bead sna tAek
cid the skia-sat viii %
TIE rse for you 81 per bottle OF The
county, GRAHAM NJ. s. AHass and al Dfagss Br0ok-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

~. c..tAnEa ~ utuli AZ he fra. n . .1,'i
.I4ce H|i1n he colannE q yong very e114|s paper
~ ~ Eese q c.ihs he .it1nilo6 q yer 1.nsrai
~ cls Which az nou beinr nsie t1 Is...s. i s,S
e.zs ~ evil, pr1n1ed b. he se.,hiss - hishtsS
eA11tI MIf1rerUce- sl
Yer F..fess srs % 5duis .xsre. thni si,fs Ten
during Aus1s5 e Ist yrar having fol Il. ctjeet he
Fr1lote1 q de Icnpc11nrs Rcf1nstinn. Thai con-
<c1Noa ID ~ Iflt, lrd the inri HIT ecicnr plan
-. safPlse. " Which re1sisie sssernt q ilals
t.Ai1s eonventoa. however. befbrc il. alionrn-
meat delcrmihcd hold anorhcr CouTefou dnrir< he
present year, the time AID place q hodiag Whirk %
q nza1 by eonHtise aPPoiaisd f1r dat 40 cher
her daiy a1d have 6ked uPon the tDwa q chsrlots-
tiie 1ld ne - day h Aa<sf next a being the ost
Suitable time ard Plhee Of holding aid conte1fios
= .s..hins Their call, tls eouittee urge npon The
friends 2. TemPeEa4cr IN each eo1ity. 70 hold niertn
= q. early day. end resolve 70 spccfed sum 10
wor11 feaef4l iuld. They saw 4 large amount (nut
less IN. from SlneD 70 SS0Qo ought % b. placed Il
ise hafs q The Cpnyeniies. or he Pnposr employ
ing namber Of able lecturers 70 q forth into every
part uthe State, 20 advocate the AID ~ means
e pemphlcs tracts nnd cuIpofeur 70 sbrenA xht and
truth iHto eyerT book and corner q dis vide eoumoa
wealth They .lse urge epoa the iricnds q the cause
~ each county the Necessity q ,pposting delegates %
rprrsent then - he couTentioa and fhsy fcompead
u, e. a. measure q tice, greatly co6neye 70 Eall
add patient ntchdanee that the reasonable expenses a.
their deiegaiss be paid BY fheir Respective eoastinea-
ess 1gi N al eascss where reliable TempeFipec mrn,
whose expenses cannot BE provided for bat who are
Be appreciated. Ts
any measure which has for lis object the ~
human misery, II i TO be hoped therefore, they viii a.
AZ early day rcspdnd 10 the 4cSted ~ the
eommitiee and secure III. d lble and efficient
dssEaies aOe contribute literally for the furha.e #
larpcrs- Ferry, Jnne Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
EXAMIN ALTON OF THE REMAINS or
4 ARTHUR SPRING.

The body af Arthur Spring was taken 10 The Dis
secling Room OF the Philadelphia College or Medi-
cine. on Saturday morning week and automatically
examined byl Professor James McClintock In the
presence oil Or. Rirkbridee. Dr. Evans and several
physicians aud other scientific gentlme.t, and the
Students Of the Medical class.
4 The Professor, before proceeding 20 disseei the
body, read letter from Arlh'r Spring jr giving bis
consent 10 the posi- norton examination. Young
Spfing said In the letter that he had no objection Ii
snchAan examination eli ne body ii the deceased
as the interests OF science might render desira se
The Psychological Developments of The head c1
the murderer were characteristic OF the man. The
head was large being over p inches in circumfef-
ence. The percepiiye faculties were strong ami
the reflective weak. Benevolence and other organs
which are Indicative Of good disposition were
found very poorly developed, while selfshness and
frinness were large, and cauiousness was we'll de-
lvelopec. Secretiveness was large, and the animal
organs, such as combaiiveness and destrucivepess
were enormous. The base Of the brain was very
large. The Iforepart Of the head was very small
and ihe back very large, indicating sensnsltv and
cruelty. The Professor stvIed the Uranium OF tie
deceased + bull dog head"
There was but little in The appearance If HE
brain tn indicate that ihe deceased had died from
any violence TO the head or neck. The brain was
very slightly cougested and there was no signs
whatever OF kktFaversasion There was nothing IN
fact unusuaEin the appearance Of the brain. Moth
ing 10 indicsie hanging.
The dissection of The neck disclosed 4 different
condition oflthings. The muscles were found 10 be
mu-h cougpsfed. and there was great exiraversa-
tion Of blood The windpipe was found 10 be dis
rupfnred in nnf having been hursfed by the action
oi The cord This result unparalleled so far as the
knowledge bf the demonstration extended This
was probably the cause 81 the instantaneous death
OF The culptit We understand that the remains
viii Be infeed this afternoon after the examination
Io hnT4rI I'M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
the COURTS.

TheJnne term OF de County c6urt eoaiinued
four days, during which very bfavy d9ctet was
mainly disposed or The eass Of die Common
wealth Us. VIM. D. Gilkesop was dseided BY a
iudgwen; Or 500 The z.nogns ef the tax imposed
uPoa the Sherihalty ID Ibis county--agsinss the
plaintiff. Mr.. Gilke.on RECESSED 10 pay he sax on
the ground that IL wa, not sd vaiorenn, and was,
therefore Unconstitutional. He has appealed a.
gainst the decision, and tie case wiz Be aigaed !,
this term q The Superior Court. \
The Superior Court began on wedhesday.-
There Is a greet deal OF business, and j proba.
bic that ne tenn win be lengthy one. TIE Grim.
inal dOcketwas gone through with on lhe FIRST day.
There was but one case Of the grade Of faiopy.-.
Nathan filden, Of This couaty, waseonvicied II
stealing a horse from Henry Richards, Jon lie
night e the loth of May. and sentenced to one
year in the peuitentiary. The prisoner was deeply
fecteddurins 4rial and excited general sympathy!
The scarcity Of cases on the criminal docket speaks
well for The law7obserVing people Or Frederick
county, and Is worthy Of remark.
TPInciesk,r R.u0IJ;S1a
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1901 q --e77T-l7Y
MEMPHIS CONVENTION.

The susicSts which received the endorsement
and rece "a qgndation ofthe Convention were
.he ptS ilic Railroad
n The faforatle senlemen, and adjustment hY
czr Goreraent 81 The difficulties Ia regaId to the
TeAuantep{e route
B The protection of the Cotton Interest from in
curious DETERMINATIONS by diplomacy, when prac-
ticabe. t
81 The fostering and enconrs cement Of The trade
with The Aatazgu. Arohoco and La PLAZA rivers
through sieaners from Southern ports
81 Direct lssteam Communication with Europe
from Souih5n ports.
81 Address on the most valuable form Or Cotton
for export,
4. INSTRUMENTATION IN behalf of Common
Schools in lie States
81 The adoption Of means 10 aseer.ainths laws
which sovesn and 10 Investigate the praeiicafiliy
Of gHardingaganst, The Floods Of the Mississippi
and its tributaries.
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MarrIed

On tho tIthof MAY, b Rev. J. G. CIntors<s Lex
THOMAS W1fEELER al the YiRzsnis coaferrnsS. 10
Mis- MARY L. RIFE yodge8t asashttr Il tke late
John 81 Rives, Of the foaaay ~ Isruaswrk Va.
On Tuesday evening" the lsh Instant IS Elder T. d.
Hcrnlop, Alr. GEORGE \. HAMPTON, Il Alcxan-
drio IL Miss AIClNlAA c. daaehseF of nc late Id
Bowlesi alt 81 Loudonnl
On the 9Th instant, ~ Rev Dr. 0srepe. q Kehdle
Grove, Residences ii Henry Gather, ESQ, Montgomery
eunuty Maryland. AlFTTfIOMAE q. FA.AtsIs, a.. oil
Berryville, Virginia. md Miss MARTHA NJ, dansh.
teref Thomas G. Flagg. Esq. Of Berkeley
On Thursday. 10th instant. ly Rev Mr.. Cooper.
Mr.. WILLIAM II. SIMPSON, to MICS EMILY L.
PEfERAlAN, Of Afattinsbasg.
Oh wednesday. 9sh instant by Rev Danicl Me-
Canley. Mr. S,aAu FL II. ARK 70 Miss MARY A II
LENDER. daaghtez lof Aif. Jacob A1lsnber-- n 81
Morgan county, y
On Wednesday, ahe 18th Instant, ii I.ttten Green.
Loadoun esaHtys Aat: p the Rs, air. Hurst, Mr.
Miss EVA F. FRANCIS, assgs,ier 81 in. John Frena
cis. az the former pisce.
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u e. -.
oaea fhc n1,l inpuriz'ii i.ia1r 80 - . z w
f1p-r. (ly. is ni,hnosd N1isl : n -. u
hat nrulr ~ lls oiice-r'ksu bare ~ ~. ~
Washiast1s Af,rs sht t.srass'al 50
besa irs.sPitns 4 Re C.pli'i q he 81, - ~.
eyer he poll. hh truly eonl'fi.h's q - -
ria.,z-i, - f1Ern pI,ec amosg she hrl1fy - =
d. r.r,;, a sts Nsloa e Bsad hars DfrR
4 IA c,rsrri nn-h sao.<s sd - ~. - ~
rr.r.f. ..r..nbI, 81 rutie rl.alsr I'd ~
- q he cipiiaI q connisys q ~ Wnets
That sspe6l ft>nsh rFca De sleeen 2. ~ ~.
hsrcsiisr Anothsr tEiauph IN Prss'pesu.i s'se'.9f
.n raise up The horde aid thaqsants 'pore, ~
i, spprtni that he result de party exeet iftn ihelr
sfciores : ihai every i % gei = ccs md o.
hey are % Be supported By The Coseraneai .hat il
70 be ecnrertcd nto sort q Aims oa1e lor tbs Deo
crate party ~ he 6rsi II July ge9srgi tHsas o.,
Il The Wings that lrt i % fake Pl.s "a de Offices
Allied sitl Democrats. shopid the spells rz55 BE- ms,
ees,l IN The next Presidential elcetoa sre I built
tIe hope that similar candalcas seFsnHssar oct win
nst be carried On. The fact dat the cos already
died viii Denoerais win not be s1irisniso presenfit.
or te souls Of their osn party viii a 6csI % he
si1s'' and seek fhem. When pcAaerats hnS'ni
gof lyhrs 70 deYaur ihey falnpon rsothrr- They
heliere "a rotation n e6cs, they say All asoiher
tory IN IS upuld give the 'oufs sgIoreus chanss 10
rotate the 'iaS' out. and rotate themselves d. We
hope TO see the @ius saved from thasisidrtuae, how.
ever, any rotating ont thai is "a V done. be per-
formed bya Wing Administration. NE are ia earnest
about this, Tor the wings going &c eci President
ia 1856 sfask dat dovn q fixed hs- The signs Sf
The times shoS il already The sheptands or dissp-
pointed Dsnoer.,Hho haze just had . leave Washing
ION vseat any Thing IN feiF sacs, have been truly
nnioriunate, or they east eoe ~ nex. time. n
they viii tske piece Of fies from ~, they wei
eopc TO il erafis-Go Id. add golS work AZ some
honest calling and don't expect, becanseyou Dean
eaf that you TO be supported b. The Government.
Unele Sam has enoush to do to support hInself wbep
The Democracy hold The purse strings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
Frederick White Sulphur Springs,

- I'd ~ zE6stJfaA ~ -. j
- having passed into The hands al tie suhscri-
bers, they beg 70 announce % tie public that hey
are now prepared for the reception and entertain
ment Of visitors. An extended paatgyric Of The
remedial virtues cf these waters ikeS deem unnec-
essary, popular opinion daiingfback eighty years
have approved them. These SpriIss are beauti-
fully situated 10 Frederick cenhtr w ( miles
from Winchester and 4 miles, fTpen sirnssnso,,s
DeDef p. O., On The w n 4 Fer
~ Railroads, and are therefore VI cav neess nom
North and East. Hisiiers leAvinS R.ifimofe
Washington. &c, in The morniks train arrive IN
due lime 70 .dtAe
Facilities io- ne accbmmodS$i onsof guest are
mo{s numerous man eyer before large new
building having been reesntlY efecfsd
toi .he following eases fhexe wssefs are found
70 Dc highly e1lcsrieus Dyspepsfae Liver Disea-
sess hfaPttxs A1setlgns &C., ~. and as q diQ7
retic and Alternative. ihev are nor si1r1S ss.f'
mediately to the Springs. rs
Jnnc . 1e53 l-ss 4 z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

N<luN OATS LATER FROM EuBupEa
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Nea foax. 1aas: nisl.-zfEe SlSa1.cf nunhol1t,
Win su,s asis. z sAe ssA issli anl rs ass
sengcng rraEkc be- y hart about 81 qeiocks ny Al
apag iks NJ EeiieA ilrlSats d The q
veins resil Dis. Cel. Freaout ard fsssf r Sehlsi.
dei, special earhy lfqn Breneas n limgham. Cossal
Cienerel from ihe EaElish Goterameht 10 Caraccass
NJ brown, lane AtAefieaa coasn AZ Roanr. and r. W.
SYKES, tearer e deaFcAes iron the Me<caa Legation
rhs steamer aaSsa arrived o., q she ssh, and the
baltie e. The Iillg
a split had 0ernrend in the Ea4Sh cabinef bctWcen
Lard John Rus5chaAd the Irish nlcnbers and the at
Ter had sealed hck sesgnations Annsell, keosh aAd
Ssilisr I'D uishdrSma. i
Fke snbiect II the iaIrsoament IF British colo.cd
Subjects IL South Carolins was about 10 bebr0usht be-
fore the Pariianicat
ms <spers o. ne month q May sxeseiea iase q
IN same meath last year ~ Ea. 21os000.
The Patent Enfsa Fcreha works At London had
been burnt, involving loss Of Ei0o, 900.
The screw STEAMER Times Dublin and Liverpool
asset with s ps.saEsTs q saI Mn, aaa Dass, nss
fightfallS sealieds -
The news frpn, this qaarier Is decidedly wsrke,--
The EAglish Artt in the Mediterranean had been or;
aeted % the DAsAhnelles and ihc fleet ia The Channel
had been despslhsA 70 the Mediterranean. The French
Acct had also arrived in Besica Bay. The Rnsslan
f6fees were motihg towards Moldata and Wallachias
he oAtier pfutces ii Turkey, and the Rnsan troops
n Warsaw had received orders proceed, BIZ fuEeed
marches essbrSbia. The military preparations q the
Turks Mere IL he most gigantic character.
The Egypsiah Feet with army Of x. 900 men were
proceeding aM oil the Sultan, and the Tnrcomal
khief vere hpsy eagae 10 raising army Of l000a9
Nea for the assisanee Of the Porte Similar efforts
were Ass beias .ae ID ever, province the Empire.
The meditation E AesFia and Prussia we're spoken pi
10 avert The Threatened war, and eouat Nesserode.
with imbortaat desaaiehus had arrived in Lendon "A
late Dispatch ID the london Times says thar the Empe
reF Of uSsia had seat courier 10 Cogstannopc with
the demand that Mensckikos last proposition should
BE- complied with in eight days