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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-13
The Weether-Flrst Snow Storm,

The hail shower which came down at half past eleven
O'Clock on Tuesday night, succeeded by cold atmo
sphere cloudy sky, and very sudden reduction Of tenn
perature. This continued during the night and yeser-
day-Wednesday-m opened cloudy and cold. As
the day advanced the wind blew north northeast and
was shifting. About half past five O'Clock A. NJ. soft
diluted to fall and the halcyon breezes
OF premature spring suddenly rued by the
reality of long anticipated-but unfet--winter. The
thermometer at the HERALD building ranged, at nine
O'Clock A. NJ, 81 deg; at twelve O'Clock, noon 81 deg
three p. H., 81 deg; five p NJ 80 deg Up to noon the
cool air was bracng and pleasant and the seemed
be formed by mere condensation of rain, owing sud
den change of wind In the afternoon 1t became hard
distinct and palpabe being blown by slight gale coming
east northeast. The evening stormy, with a high
wind and heavy descending snow. At half past seven
r. NJ had four inches of in the parks and unds
tnrbed places At eight O'Clock, night, the wind was
nearly east northeast blowing heavily with dark sky
high wind, and biting air. Snow falling at eleven
O'Clock, night. Winter has at last shown the frowning
side of his countenance and the sudden exhibition has
caused sudden inquiry for cough syrups sables
seghs, candies and The advanced night was
stormy, with
At IL O'Clock ships upon the lee shore were in much
danger but we did not hear Of any incident calling for
special notice except the followng-T mail steam
ship Illinois, Capt Hartstein from Aspinwan with the
malls and passengers from San Francisco the 10th ult
while at anchor at the south west spit last evening" dis
abled her larboard engine Captain Yates of the steam
ship Achilles went to her assistance yesterday and while
in the act of towing her up to her anchorage parted her
stearng gear which accident remedied by shipping
tiller in her rudder head Owing the tremendous sea
ONT blowing heavy gale at the time from the north
east-this in turn parted amdships Under the circum
stances Captain Yates deemed prudent to return to
the city to repair damages. signal then set from
the Illinois for the steam tug Titan which was in the
bay at the time Owing to difference Of opinion as
to the amount Of remuneration requisite the Titan did
not render the assistance demanded The Illinois came
to anchor at the south west spit early in the morn
ing.
Telegraphic Accounts OF the Storm Elsewhere.
PHILADELPHIA, JAN 12-sPM.
It is hang here, and is showing Harrisburg Lewis
town and Pittsburg There has been heavy fall on the
mountains.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 12-10 Pm.
We have had bad weather here all to-day, and snow
and hail storm Is now prevailing.
WHEELING, Va, Jan ppm.
II is showing hard here.
BIyGHAMToN, Jan. IL, 1853
1t commenced showing here last night, and has con-
tinued all day The is ten inches deep The trains
the Erie Railroad all behind being detained by the
snow.
NARRowsBrRG, Jan. H. 1853
II has stormed here terribly alday, and the snow
foot deep.
ELMIRA Jan. II, 1853
Snow has fallen here to the depth of ten inches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-13

THE ITALIAN OPERA.-Owng to the sudden illness
Of Madame Sontag the Child Of the Regiment was
not repeated at Niblos last night, much to the dis
appointment of the public. A second edition Of the
splendid performances of Monday evening, will be
given to morrow evening. There will be brilliant
house. Alboni appears this evening at the Broad
way, in La Somnambula." The excitement pro-
duced by her first appearance in this OPERA is guar
anty that another crowded and fashionable house
will greet her tonight She brings out new opera
on Monday night.
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station house where he expired almost immsdatsiy sftss
his arrival Coroner Gamble held inquest yesterday
morning when the jury returned rrdct Of death from
disease Of the lungs, after hearing e medical testimony
of Doctor Uhl who made pas nterism examination a
the body by direction of the Coroner
ANOTHER MAN DRowSED.-At six clock ON Wednesday
morning officer IAnan Seventh wofi oind man strug-
Cling In the water to the oa chapel East river
The Immediately attached inc 10 his club and
threw it to the drowning mar Ae caught hold Of 1t
twice and then let CO. sunk, and drowned. The Co
roners notified.
Mis- BAooN's Lessons HISTORY -l,n Tuesday morn
ing Miss Bacon gave the 18th lesson Of her course his
tory The subject the conc ion OF her series on the
Hebrews and related particularly the MOabites, the
ldumeans and other nations bordering Judea. Her
illustrations of the Scriptures BY descriptions Of the beau
tfu scenery Of Palestine and the adjacent region
highly graphic and interesting Her preliminary lesson OF
the proposed evening course, given Tuesday even
ing before highly respectable appreciatve audience
II partly resume OF OF her former lessons and
highly finished and eloquent production, delivered
with all that and elegance manner which distn-
guish this lady We observed among the audience many
Of most distinguished lrdi Of whom ia known
as an oriental scholar and profound critic in antiquee
and history.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-13

CAPTURE Or OYSTER BoATs--Two oyster boats.
the Washington, Of Baltimore, and SUM- Of Phila-
delpha, were captured near Annapolis, on Saturday,
by the Sheriff Of Anne Arundel county, Md, and
Of the State The crews were also fined IS each
tIECp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-13

in Australia, should attrsot such hordes of emil
grants from Europe and this country, and equal
the splendid visions formerly entertained of the
glories of California The moral and political
effects on Australia of large emigration from
this country will be tremendous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-13

The ALMsHoUsE GOVERNMENT OPENED TO THE
PREss.-It will be in the recollection of our
readers, that a short time ago we advocated the
opening of the board-room Of the Almshouse to
the press. At the last meeting Of the Ten
Governors the following resolution, upon the
motion of Mr.. Anthony Dugro. was adopted by
the Board
Resolved, That in order to dispc all misapprehensions
the subject of the business Of the Board Of Governors
of the Amshouse the meetings Of the Board be declared
open to the public and the press.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-13

THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD DIGGINGs.-There
is beginning to be manifested in this country
as lively an interest in the condition and pros
poets OF the new Dorado of the Pacific. as
some years since attached to everything con-
neeted with California The fever and excite
ment which the first certainty OF the richness of
Australia in minerel wealth produced in the
mother country, and the unparalleled rush of
emigration to that colony which ensued, have
also begun to be manifested in this country and
we now hear of many persons preparing to
leave New York for Australia who would never
have been tempted to embark for California.
In minstering to the public feeling here, which
We must recognize as an important fact we
have furnished our readers regularly with the
most interesting dcteils Of news arriving from
that quarter, and we this morning present them
with great deal OF information extracted from
the English papers, up to the latest date from
Sydney. This will be found a highly interest
ing portion Of this mornings sheet and no
doubt, the public will derive much pleasure and
instruction from its perusal.
IL is now almost an established and undis-
puted fact, that the mineral wealth of Aus
traia is even more valuable and boundless
than that Of California. OF one thing we have
had ocular proof, and that is, that the gold Of
the former is found in purer state than that OF
the latter. 1t is no wonder therefore, that these
facts, operating in connection with the general
gccd order ard respect Of law maintained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-13

TRADE BETw ZEN THE BRITISH AND SPANISH
CoLoNIEs.-An important movement has origi-
mated and been set on foot recently among the
merchants Of British North America. the object
Of which is to procure certain alterations in the
existing navigation laws between the colonies,
which would give them special and exclusive
advantages and tend to affect materially our
trade with those islands The movement which
has formed the subject of the motion made yes
terday in the United States Senate by Mr..
Seward is of much Importance to our merchants
and importers having trade relations with Cuba
and Porto Rico. In furtherance Of it. a docu-
ment has been prepared and brought under the
attention of the Colonial Parliament copy of
which we have procured. and lay before our
readers elsewhere = suggesting the alterations
which the Canadian merchants desire to have
made. and which consist simply of relaxation
in the code in favor Of British North American
produce, and in the remission Of all tonnage
dues on Canadian vessels.
The document alluded to, after recapitulating
the facts which, in the opinion Of its getters up.
entitle them to special and peculiar favor at the
hands Of the Spanish government volunteers an
intimation that the advantages which they seek
need not be extended to the United States. and
should not, on account of the impost levied on
Spanish cargoes. We apprehend that the move
ment, thus endeavoring to prejudice our trade
with the Spanish islands. will not much benefit
the treaty recently concluded between Messrs
Champion and Everett, when it comes to be sub
mitted to the consideration and ratification of
the Senate Of the United States. We shall see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-13

LOUISIANA ELECTIoN.-As far as ascertaincd,
the democratic majority for Governor is $40 The
Senate stands eleven democrats to eight wings. and
~ house thirtyiye democrats to seventeen Wings
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SUPPOSED Loss or CANAL Boar AND ALL HANDS
on THE R1vER.-The Canal Boat ID. A. Fuller loaded
with brick, has not been heard of seen since the
18th ult., when she was fastened to the piles at
Peckskill waiting for a tow down. 1t is feared that
she was driven out and sunk, and the crew lost.
They consisted of Albert A. and Sanford Boyee,
all Of Port Jackson, Montgomery County.-1ibany
dygus, Jam 8.
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= mems - purchasers renal, il + 10;
10 s"g asher es.aisli~bHis ST. in
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lailrI,i.hH Of t.nurirv CiPa!ers IT,, h;s, large
snl wcli aS>ef;,.tt stSck of 81 . .,
yGWELRT AND FANCY ARTICLES,
= Cora'r Of Pratt G,d COmBtree stF,si.
liz na,ncs in Pari--- .s.r
Gold quicksilver Matches. in hnn;ing and
., plain cases v.t-.. --rif .. ~
Cold aHA silver Icpine and ancnor lever
= aichrS r,- - as. l....
Gold gHatd vest AMI fth Claims ~
Cod guard and fob News AMI Seals f.
Coll and silver 'Ehimble>. sllver Co.Ec&.
wi'lf and wi1Hui' sei< ~. >H..
Gold Ear rings, lbrea>s,pins Finger r:-.-s
and .Rracel..rs s.- 81 :
Shif sinds. Pencil Cases, Miniatures AID
l'f MrIaiinns t.r ...,s - ~ vet
tf;ol.i- silyer asd steel sPec;aol :, 20 saii
= all Hyas rr- ~.s
Silver table, lea, .slr, gravy ard mus.
;ati SPoeas
Britannia Tea and c5!Tee pots. casiors and
can,Fle>.icks ...a rr5..,uau
Britannia III Scts of five and six pieces,
uyn<ic boxes a. ..-- s..
'7tiiraudoles, SOAR lamps. walters and &C.
cortlrons -fE r't Hst...-...
! Silver rla'ed ware, assorted :.
i,Violins aid violin STRINGS ':...-. s..-..
| Do.hle and six ha1rrI pistols; single
Bsrr-l >elI> cucfing do ;-douh'e. ami
| single barred dh. Of English aid
German aann4acitre w.. co. .... ....
| Ma1lie do /: pocket aHhfanlr cutlery ., cl.
Athalrtokp, InSnaetHsnd rihhon wire e. .
/ fsrGIioery and hair oil shot pouches hiri
bags. po~ict TASKS, PerCds<iou caps,
and matches = sa-.L
/, Togeltfer with nsany other articles.
y. = Clocks, Watches J=welrv-&c.. =
repaired ala moments uo;Ice and in The
go WILLIAM S. JGsfIs,
! Corner Of Pratt and: Commerce stj.
jane ~, 1852: .-r...r y.
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Pinnees Women Of he ,Wesi by AIRS.
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Wholesale prices in quantities 10 suit
purchasers Classical and School Books
Rlank account Books, Copy Books, Fools
Cap snd Letter paper, Wrapping Paper,
Rhnnet Boards, &c. embracing fall
assortment of such articles Of plain and
fancy Stationary as is usually kept for
sale by country merchants..,, 49,.
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:. baltimore street,
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TO FARMERS
AND
q grICIlszNraI DcaEcrs.

,.zsssssasSsSS8ss..' ufacturers ofP Tough 8!
Agricultural Implements.
&c, No, 12I Prat: Street " larf, c5rnef
Of ti9liingsworth sni Pratt streets Bad
more, keep constantly, on hand a cene7sl
assortment, and are prepared u exec.te
al orders for AGRiCULTCRtL Il
+ PL,EE NTS AND All ~! al
the shortest notice AMI on as 5a;or1i.e
terms as can b, had. i'll the Civ Tiv-
i e recently fitted up a Factory, in
PRATT STREET. balw cen Eufaw and Plca,
Streets, for the purpose, where jhsy. e.e
prepared TO anuiaciure every article in
sheir line. and can assure. their friends
and the pubic. that tl.eir work viii. lie
executed with failhfulncss, and the MAZE.
rails OF The best quality, and they faitc
themselves that all articles sold by them
viii iavorsbly compare with: any TO- lie
obtained elsewhere.
The farmers ard planters or..Iaryland
sndfihe neighboring States, may: (ind it
to their Interest 10 call AMI examine iheiy
stoei,i and Judge for themselves So.
Among the machines they keep on
F=-s=-r III he =EssalI.d Cottinrhau,X, VIII
1etfsf improved j1itz's Herse PoN-c r. with
wrought shafts; and various ether lever
aud ail,way powers, and
+f1 r. Of yaTiopa size and patterns.
, ~ 4-oHGHS, Of every variety Fan.
n'ng Ills of,aPproyed patterns iiar-
TONS, Guliiyators, DFills, Horse Rakes,
straw Cutters, Crushers, &c, Gsc
castings OF every description. "
e. All of the above are xarran,es
Repairing done with expedition and
hdeiliy. .,.., April r.
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GE1OREOUs NEvv,sr

VIE subscriber takes this oppo-,u.
n'ty to inform his friends and the
public in general that ne will ~ m
Leonard Town, during Mares ,n'
with a splendid assortment of-Chs /. !
GOOD OF various qualities and a; the Low
est prices. Please give me a call, and
you will get great bargains.
JOSEPH SCHUSTER.
March lO-2Y,
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:iiamp(sSEs gfnr gre slasz eiirstea a most ex-
-if :, - g- si;Ff az .ad
ero.uis- e"ss.'iaiEisr " ~ s-sDhshars ! a. lte
BOY NsE sowing b zee pE sssea ,Ge~ bead. q
5eats the upper sye,iids ,arere M e sssoI-
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Ensttefing alcek tfsSf srofTsfsed oyaSs tEs.s ~
balls so VI ~ pFossrs sssHssess - tits fFAnge.
yet true. this child, that felt resigned 10 see
s.p a. Telisfaon suffering, has haes res.c.ed
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w,ra,s-1N AS,,,ssc I'etiliis .,snd ., "A female
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, $40 RE- RID.
SEIZE uo,.r .aeeo,,nts,

$500 JOUF eMGCUFFNtS.
"A Ill persons indebted 10 the frn Of
- Richardson & Briseoe are requested
% settle their accounts during March
Court with G. Frederick Maddox as |
shall after that time place all accounts
due TO the firm in the hands of an officer
for collection.
G. w. RICHARDSON.
March lO-2w.
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80 rs SCUM Ea!r EFT ST.. - J.
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~ large Krif sss4s!l sJrtfef Esasss--
Of GroceEies sp,i LiqiiarS, c,in:i<;ing* 1T
psn oi.-I5oaE.l cr.i}jttl hid i.row ]. 81
gars =. Saitaa1CeiTcej Tras: Cheese
Candies Soaps dsc; French aDd TO
rnss'ic r -1raiiAt': OiG.fsSe ard enrnuou
Whi,kies ,N4w Englaud Ruin; Hoifansl
Tin IS ines nfa.I stip';s, and, qualities.
:. incgar. &c. dc, &c. which he will
50 Inv for cash. or ~ Phncnun' cnS'9
m~rs on TIME. re respectfully solici,s
tire patronage ef mas frivrIs aud the pub
lie. ss4.oFil #- gss 81 u! .t--.r... ..,~- -.
lie will also sell Tobacco. Grain and
other Rrsdacfa. On t'4lyHgjiSSiieon.gon The Us
nal ls'r,ns :, N soft,ifif+ tcohsignhn4ns.:
Baltimore. April 4. -4st2s s-ry sE a.s .,s.
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Sf'if y 5f-F Sskn' ing@ : h~at;y h.,R atht:,t5
dac@. wi'T SIC fSi'g oi ssli 81 GiS. sR,,, ,g4s
s'ofuia-uc"d msIrs ~" TinrfuTe and L,..,,-,. a.
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s@esred .t,'i fFY r"lk br5,. ~ ,.ae,s nc,
f'rF as t'r'Gfy a"Tssr-p. This f1nci'iH it@h
iNt-iL Srs'T0yr, The Who'll -ysie.. il Il = size
-. IA ierin- HI
- sSs-t u is iar.hl. > hut il. -, v~ar,,
WHAT L = r~pt rS-iif..i - -. he III Stall &
Ne inV"rtnr.' - 9ftauu VIA. se,ttrnysR,
1tT rs1Cerner vi LaIah Nj an,i s>l,a,, s,rrr.s =;
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Carriages -Carriagex.

'ENlTE Subscriber having opened his
large REPOSITORY IN SouihGAY
STREE |, opposite The EXcha mgr where
ne largest Assortment Of Ia >iionable
CARRIAGES, of every description. can
be found in The city, Versions in want of
Carriages will 30 we'll 10 give me call,
as have d":e rmned to sell low for cash,
Or good paper at six months. All work
sold a. my Repository warranted for
Twelve months. Nd gGar,Fjasss, repaired
Or taken in exchange for new ore .
lswill receive, Carriages on storage, or
for sale'on commission a. low rates. =
..- sensr bang W. MSCANN.
..lalircayn Anil ~
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A. BURNETT

Sole Agent Tor. the State OF MARYLAND:
Arrangements have been made ,ith the
pos' once Department, by which copies Of the
Portrait can be cent to any poiut. ,i.r mail in
perfect or,ier.
-.t~ Persons bv IsWiuing Five Dollars 70 1.
Burnett, 40 Baltimore Street, Baltimore. wiIl
have capy OF HE Portrait sent 20 tacln free
- 20. et-& -. -..... o.. ......
1 N n ,h Gilt FrameS. eat up fx-
price Of S. each. . '''e ~"
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81. FOR.
WASHINGTON.
FOURTH or March.

~, FOURTH or MARCH r
= gpS 81" i" THE STEINER
AS-z..AllASSsz.a, OSCEOLA will, on
xEs:Esz, Thursday, the. '3rd
o: March, leave Core River al o'clock,
All. for Washington, touching al ri.
ney Paint, I.eonardiPwn, Blackstone's
aud aIake1 usual landings on, The Poto-
ma& 'Tsus 81 4-...E ,.fgf -, j
:. returning, viii leave 'Washiagsdn. on
Sunday the 9th instant, and again on
Wednesday, on 9Th, at 8 O'Clock. "A NJ.
touching "a Above. = ." .......
-. JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
! FekrusFY,l7, 1853. -,
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4 A. 'r;!"f;o,Nt"rt't,, t&gan Az IS. ISL :.
general orFosSt. IL Pisfc Mr2.ic1r.4., caG,lnr
compass ns :" it'-;+a hss,. ,re. Sofsfi j.. .,
II The vriur<'it Hihhhir = Vegetable Tiuctrre.
L or 'rvsF+i r."i.,.s p,.i ! :Iav-. rs~d il in NV
itni'y All Ia Dyspepsia loss OF 4ppe,it-, diz.
z'hsss, and ssl@ral debility with .ihtirh shcrr<.
90 'ar as my experience extends. ihrt.ior~ 7
lake t.cdsar IA lGgp 60 I'll: x;g.rs ~
a. sair and r!iici-ni rrinrdy "~~f@
ana. rrs.'-efhnie q 4 ours. rIsgr .4,-
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