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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21
ST. LOUIS MERKET.
EvERrEe News OFTJcE,

Monday, September la--l p a..
The market to-day generally dull. Wheat and Flour
seemingly in but limited demand. The former 10 3
cents per bushe lower than at the close Of last
No change in other articles Cora a 10 t6Ae; pure
white held at AStG50c. Oats 33G3te. Sale Of 1000
bbs Lard private terms Retail sales Of Bacon al
previous rates Groceries quiet. Fre;ghts STEADY.
HEMP-Sales TO DAY Of IS and IS bales hAclrlsd, on
private terms, understood 10 be $3.50. No undIessed
sold up Two or three small lots on the leVes
Demand net very active.
ToBkcco.-slss 's-iay a; the State Warehouse, .
hhds Al S. SIS 20 s. IS and al s. as at the Planters
al 40 10 s. 50 at 81 % To 81 50 at S. -, and
| al 50 05 per 100 lbs
FLoUR-MAKet dull, and up TO noon We did not hear
Of a sale. Country superfne quoted nOhlnaY al
81 55(dS4 s.; Extra s. IS I$5.
WREAT-Sales to-day as follow s--ll6 SACKS at TSC
$50 Spring at soc; 1913 sale, private; AS
ssc 100 ana SsT saeEs primS Red ana white pr;vSte
understood to be at 9JD9Se Several lets lett
sold at the close of Change.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21

u A railroad collision occurred on the New
York Central road on the 18th inst, which re-
sultsd in the death Of one man aud the serious
injury Of several others.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21
IpurUa.oa walls. q Iaaa. "a Ne Eins & sAa nsusi =
n. yoss.h nnilrsaa

We publish below letter from Maier b1ik-
lin. Chief Engineer on the above named Tese. -
the President, Col. r. NJ. Stewart, IN which =
contained An estimate Of the value Of the hni,
to which the Company il entitled. The sstie
male, nav appear somewhat high e thoss unael
uuairaed with the rapid manner in which ruas
roads in the West advance the value Sf lands q
their vicinity. The fscls referred ts in the lS-
ter, seem amply sufficient to warrant the cDnolu-
siOns II which the Chief Engineer has arrived.
Il muA be 4 matter Of congratulalion 70 ever
one, that these lads are worth so much, and
should 70 far tod ads increasing the value Of III
stock n the road Palmyra Wing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21

q Young Kentuckian, who resides 10 the neigh
borhood Of New lancaster, Knox county, OBJ
serving couple Of negroes near the residence
% man by the name OF Parks, and having a.
Suspicion that said Parks was one Of the cOnduc-
tors on the underground railroad, rallied some
friends and proceeded TO his residence, for the
purpose Of reconRoitering. On reaching the
house, they found the wagon Of Parks with TIVE
negroes aboard, Just ready TO take their depar-
ture nOrthward. They seized the horses, took
the negroes, tied them, and proceeded toward
this place to cross into Missouri.
In the meantime, Parks raised gang Of his
friends and started in pursuit; but the young
Kentuckian and his crowd Except two, who fell
into the hands Of the Abolitionists,) distanced
them, and arrived at this place with the negroes
on Monday night last. On Tuesday morning
they crossed over to Alexandra.
This affair has been the carss Of considerable
excitement in Alexandria. II appears that DR..
Richardson, Of La Harpe, and Mr.. Kendle, (Or
Kimble,) of Carthage, followed the negroes and
their captors to this place on Tuesday. Learn
ing that they had crossed the river, they follow
ed over TO Alexandra, where they found that
the negr oes had been confined in Jail, Richardson
and Kendle alleged that the negroes had been
kidnapped, and demanded private interview
with them, that they might take measures to Sc
cure their release on hsbeSs corpus. The re-
quest was granted. Previous TO combining the
negroes in jail, their persons had been searched,
and everything except their clothing had been
taken from them.
A white man who was in Jail, for assault and
battery, being in the adjoining room to the ne
groes, overheard the conversation between Ken
die and the negroes, and he reported 10 the jail
or that Kendle had given matches to the negroes
and advised them to FIRE the Jail, and he would
provide help TO release and run them Off The
negroes were Immediately searched again and
matches found on the person of each of them
This matter being nOised about the streets,
Richardson Prudently left for this side Of the
river; but Kendle was arrested and is now held
in custody.
The negroes belong to John Flowrree, of Ma.
riOn COun,y.-[Warsaw (lll.) Express.
IL We refer to the announcement Of Mr..
J. R. SEAroN, candidate for Marshal. He in
forms us that he acted as Deputy Sheriff in Mis-
sissippi two years and is an educated man.
! The fashionable bonnet which sits on the back
part of the head, is acknowledged TO be one Of
the most barefaced of modern Inventions
Without, indeed, we except the fashion Of dress
WHICH aCcOhl palles uIo oaI0lHceu oOhhet. we
saw young lady sitting composedly in church
not long since, who was bare-faced, bare-necked
bare backed, bare-shouldered, bare-armed, and
bare-breasted: In short, her whole bust wa,
nearly nude; yet she seemed much pleased witt
herself, and would have left parlOr il one haC
said leg in her presence. GGlaSgow Times.
The above is an impudent paragraph for al
old bachelor to write! We arc astOnished a
his daring.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21

There is an increased majority in favor o
the Maine Liquor Law, in the Maine Leg
isla;ure. Nothing else is settled.-RePub-
lican.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21

SuIc1DE.--A negro boy belonging 10 Mr..
John H. Estill near this place, hung himself in
the oalabOOss last Sunday night. He was con-
fined there for attempting to run away, and il is
supposed preferred death to being whipped for
the offence Glasgow Times.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21

I'VE ufs hashorissd Aan0unos o a. STRONG q
slesaOa- (apg6dtd)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21

~ We are authorized to anneunee M. J. r. SEA-
TON, Gesndidai fer the Office Of MARSHAL Of the
city Of Hannibal al the approaching November elee
ten. (sep2ldtds)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21

A writer in the InleIIIgencer communicates a
curious incident. A little girl was standing al
window before which was ayoung maple tree.
After brilliant fash Of lightning a complete
image of the tree was found imprinted on her
body. This is not the first instance Of the kind
hnl il is a sinpnlhr phenomenon.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21

ThE FALL OF TABLE RocK.-We have con-
Versed with gentleman, who, with his wife,
was, few minutes before it fell, on the extreme
projecting point Of the Table Rack, hooking
over at a portion of the shale of the rock that
had fallen about eight o'clock that morning. Our
informant had passed from Table Rock TO the
ferry, and was about midway across the river
when the rock fell, with noise resembling ga
broad-side from a frigate," completely obstruct-
ing the pathway that leads under the great sheet
of water. The fallen mass is Of that magnitude
that it is supposed no effort will be made to
throw it into the river. Indeed, the prevailing
sentiment at the Falls was decidedly against its
removal, as it is evident TO every one who knows
the locality, that there has at all times been q
hazard in going under the sheet.
Three masses fell, first the shale, then the
large portion of table rock, and in few minutes
after, its small remainder.
There was no person under the sheet Of water
when the rock fell, but several persons were
dressing for the exPeditiOn.-GN. Y. Com.
TIE FoRElGN BREADSTuFFs ExCITEMENI.-
The following is an extract from commercial
letter, from Antwerp, dated August 23d, re
Iceived by Mr.. Wenkelman, of Baltimore:
"The excitement in the grain market is a.
great as il was in 1886 and l947, and the price.
are continually advancing. Stock on hand small
and no sellers; but large business is done IL
eargoes of wheat under way from the Baltic, a
prices from IL IL to Is gnilders. The demant
for wheat for expectation, particularly to France
where the crops are represented to be lighter
and the stock smaller than in 1876, is ven
great.
SuIcIpE.--A negro boy belonging 20 Mr.
Hahn III. Estill near this Dlace. hung himself II
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21

PKG County, LIS, K. Rive learn
that arrangements have been recently made
to have an accurate survey of the line from
Naples TO Hannibal by a competent sngi-
ne0r, that the character and true merits OF
the route may be properly represented.
Tie results will probably present a favora-
bic line for the construction Of aroad quite
as feasible as others now being built and
passing through beautiful section of ihs
State, already well settled. with thriving
villages, industrious citizens and exhibiting
evidences Of enterprise and energy thai
will ensure the construction OF this road. -
/ Springf field Journal
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21
nIOT-.A nan sHOT--AHorHER wOUNDKD.

One Of the employees Of the Pacific Railroad
Company came into the city night before last,
about 10 o'clock, bringing news Of a riOtOus
ARRAY which had occurred that afternoon AZ
franklin, in Franklin county, thirty or forty
miles distant from this city. The particulars
are as follows:
About noon that day, some Of the Irish labor
ers eyinced quaTTelsome disposition by attack
ing one of the workmen upon the depot; but he
escaped fFoM them without serious injury
They continued to show disposition to lawless-
ness OF conduct until they received their pay in
the Afternoon. They focked to a grOgshOp
kept by a man named Kirk, and began TO drink.
This, Of course, increased their desire for mis-
chief, and they became so turbulent that Kirk
refused to sell them any more liquor. After
jeering and cursing him for some time, they
left aud went to another drinking shapiy, kept
by one Mawther, a German. They drank again
freely at this shanty, and then became so riOisy
that Mawther also refused them any more IL
quor.
They went back to Kirk's but fnling his
shop closed, returned to Mawther Aand ing
again refused, they commenced a EneroI as
sault upon his quarters; hurled ciubSAnt stones
and broke the windows. Some OF The Americas
inhabitants of the vicinity inierTered to prevent
them from destroying Mawther's property, br
the rioters pelted them with stones and so1'
bottles, drove them off, and recommended theiI
assault on the shanty. Mawther then threaten,
ed 10 fire among them If they did not desist.-
His threat had the desired effect, and they sep
arated. Subsequently they returned, when on'
was shot dead, and another seriously wounded
after which the rioters finally dispersed.
man in the shanty, named Wooster, was arrested
and committed for shOOting.-Republican, l7th
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21

IL We were pleased 10 learn that at the late
Fair Of the Monroe Agricultural Society, tbs
following premiums were awarded 10 citizens oi
Hannibal. To d. J. Garth, for the best, straw
berry favored natural leaf chewing Tobacco
manufactured by S. w. Morgan of this city, one
silver spoon, worth SO.
To Lear s. Arbogast for the best Havana re-
gala cigars, one silver sugar tongs, worth 81
70 Mr.. VIM. Shoot, for the best troting horse
silver cup worth $40.
The above gentlemen have reason to be prOnC
of the premiums thus awarded 10 them, while
our citizens generally will be glad to learn tina
our city has been so fortunate al the fair
Messenger.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-21

S,NtWS
s.25O.ooe
100000
100000
$4,000
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GUNSY BAGB-This article has advanced NJ, and W,
have noticed two three sales Of 100 bales each at
Dealers realize liz for retail parcels
CAHDLHs-ws quote Star Candies at 221SEH23t n N
for large and small lots but without sales Of any MON
TALLoW-Thsre IL none in the market on sale. Va
quote City Rendered nominslly at S1fs p H.
HEMP-Thore has bsen some inquiry for this article
but va hear Of no further sal-.
LEAD-Ths last sale Of this srtc, wa, $50 pigs Upper
Mines at 20 30 p loon
Llbb-Ths rates from second hands bs We advanced In
81 90 for the best Western and 81 % p Dbl for TLomag
ton.
IhhieHTs-Ths Frsght engagements Of tho week
have been initsd to few shipments at about the rates
last quoted Very few vessels remain in mort and
but little produce Of any kind ia offered for export Wa
quote Cotton for Liverpool "a and Tobacco At 4cs and
Cotton for New York at .e-most Of which rates ara
nominal
hACHANGE-Thare has been good demand during
the week for Sight Cheeks New York and the for
THIS description Of bills have advanced All other bis
are dull and nominal at quotations:
Sterling ............... 1oo1,oo,<
81 .0JGfD5. 10
VIEW ork slNly-day Bills ........ 5GIs{ n ct disc
'iSht 'heckS on New YORK 5fGD1 Il ct urem
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NEW ORLEANS nAahEls.

WEtQ OPIEANS rA2L EIs
csasce~f orflcs.
Aa'url"Y Aofmnt August 2 is58j
.' .'haFI market has continued very qni"t during
i'' Y" an1 ln every article The Transactions have
'.D'5'. ''+' Ffee' are however without any
,'''E' '''"p' Tor f''uF' witch HIS been rather
" '1 'l l''te'' nave beeh ''A'H'1 10 two
Z" nus u''h -l'Auy' ara me supply
'',' ",'" ''i' y, ",.' nave TX.
'7',l 'N tl' ''fth. "N'.D
Jul l'l' 'll 't a '.u- il1f4hls advance IN tine
If mr r-.ta. fdI q reach Sew YORK wl.a doy. and
hr arrival WA. not AZ e tiai, ST., WRIT. r ,,ro,n,.,
..i,a,..5.,I ,,,y.. ,..,r o. t,-, ,.t-,.,
49,. ...,l -. - ~ 'i'Si-
flN t.., arrgy, Mt ., yar an ~, o' '''g
''' .' published ~ The evening papers 4 Wednesday
4. llrins tic week pr"e'as her ,' a.r. ,,.'
s7.. .p- 1000 for export leaving y go for N.
III a. rf.oss rv,e without any change II moment M
4-.'''.5' '','s ?. 'oii" Fair orleans "a Nialiin.
- eng az lud- AhI ling tptan1s
.A n "i'3' r. cotton market Tas IN.
em'ricins 9loJ bals' with a
Y 7. y. ~ ''9.'9 ". f.fuF a Liverpool Wa
r. '"' 4H' rows ron - E''t was Il a
''"'- % i'f f'@e and CoE-o,. had adj
tN'-A H'y auA appearance has characterized
ir wlrt.i ilgng tuo rsst woeA the sales reach
iHs POI" 80 hss' 81 which 30 we're tak,n on Monday
'a''. r''-' .3p 20 81. fr'.gh, engagement on We'd
"".' z. .a.i p-is'. and i5' yr,t'riy We coatinq,
NJ. r.-.....1'.,, ,..c-.-s ,,,..
,.ati.. INV small q
.r.5 lie q -ift. pr T., .r,t-s.t.., t
sst.... .-arp.t I;,,t5ti.
TBs re,.lot. II N. ~ a, ~
,[,r.'.l,.. 1T, ,'.-s ga. ~
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Brig Croe-s. Beach, ,of Boston Fs.5iet = m
brg J GtiHgs Les,sp. iavaza p.Iyalls Me-, a
saht Bay None BAY lhse Mobile, Newton Farr.I
pir A'rJ tAnsll3 Hanson, r Havana,
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sr Litter % dove 81 tl1 trade the 'lIosuz rtis.
''tn--oH per foot. cents M
C'-.-S.' . - t-L''p.I shaded l2ssntA
..'N'l eo4anlna aA Fsrlius "a,
Orsrrs sweet rr At The Cs-,sv oz-s aus
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Z .a.LEV
I EVERICH, wM f. & Co, Cotton Factors
= 4 - "
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ANJOLFF, SAMUEL, Importer Of Wines,
srss5ss, s.s isasrs Celassi'n A'etaAHI No. IS
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4 ONES, SAMUEL, JR., date TALBOT, J0sEa
- Co. B.lHofs,l As-1aaBi IS Fsydlss
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IL TNSoN, GEORGE w.. Ship Agent and
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BEOLMES & CLAUSs, Grocers and Dealers
2 W-st-. HL1I-... 50 ,,a.L.l a-tas I.a.w
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KEW ORLEANS CATTLE mARxgT,

JEFFERSON Cry.
friday Evening, August Is 1853
There ara but few Western Bsevcs but fair SUNNY a
teHa' Cattle and newy arrived Sheep in market with an
ample stock OF Mich Cows bat scarcely any Hogs offer.
Ing Prices are firm
Z
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. s.Er = > =.
3 ART > CO., f j Ichoupitouas street
l-sH frooesIss. rage On. 7aicAls Pager Il.
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1 ALE, LEVI H Commission Merchant and
80 shipping Agent q Common street .sI ~
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tIFFNEF & LOWELL, Ship Agents and
. -------.-1n A.-.-.. ~. r----,.- -.
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.
EFENRY PARSONS, 10 Cnmn ,r--

EEENRY PARSONS, 10 Camp sssz
n street, offers for sale PIANO F0RrFS mon Il~~l u k1
~ - = IN I 4lllshtNlNG and PLEYtL u1N
all at al As4uHHie " th the business urRa ed IN n IN
ssns speak oI themselves aud aHpel all doab.
rspeeay invited to call and and pair
me done carefully and " h llsaateh. t.gs II
elANOS AND ARPS.-KUSTNER. H4ts
MANUFACIURER OF PIANOS AND uARPS u 4 ~
'e. ~ amp street. near the Orphan Asylun
MORN the p bic mat he will
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANts Risis II N
~ 'l'AtAeLt7 "l tit 9l3i'esi notice. "
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= NV ORLEANS ana Car Ia. .sa ss,sA,..
'al.snS slIioai- carr7lou La Sske ~ isfs---ss
Departure o. Trains. EHt, 4,eElrsIR4
trf7e JIHF-bs. 81 III p.
J.
sgs1Iy sus mt. t4art5r- ps-t9 wiser,
1.F7. tlrs--5 aH1 D., ", 8, 4aut .
aitan I1ans' A. u, aad sTery ait5t's anti
sree = sgnluei, a1d Gutit nalt pHsts v--as.
EAg-g esats, Lsn epier l. rara 4H -trylrts l5ten-l,
- bird tcr
Aud &c ca ne 8ecobf AleEihg NovgGbsr.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
" These efsaln TO AMI from ls 5srgrHszsrsE.
Gus-!grs Cars
10 irora Lafay o'el,t
DEPOT Rer5urra. .i,ts.,.., - all 81
a s~.illeF fol 4ilAt aud 3
Ll7f'ti r. b1rgHtH ~ rt..-. -. n.
After w'itn tie viii leave sa5 every EfevL
si-5-k
t-sl 4tsS 3, lhs1d II =. n pot.
Auf - - ant log ?. -, rlE Lafayette.
LEk 10 Hsnts. tt'drtu 4rdef u
a-.- W -..-r- a.- -. = r---.. ---aLL
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i EFFERsoN AND LAKEE ~

1 EFFERSON AND LAKEfxE Tslsy -s ,....s....,
% POSTCuARIEAiN kAELW NY $50 4 ;
z connection NJ ~ ,4tn kulgo1d.sAVN N.lt ORLElNe
10 Lane bpNT. HiRTEaIN.-
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
From Men Carr - Take ia.s-1a .
tEog eitle street an ise Cf= Dei Il, |. A.
Nj, !, ST. ,7P-N,
SUNDAYS
From periio TygIi
l,.F. NJ whtci tGe following Express from Ta
C.TsIe ~ 81, ~, 81, 81, ~ P. NJ.
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ICE-ICEICE.

ECEi lCEl--J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail naA ICE No. /! Eysn Field. orpoa.
Poniohari'sn Railroad Depot lower e ~ 1872 ga f,e
No. IA T1oa MOI Nes Leves street.
street.
Ice Houses Harmony strse 05
net lv07
ECE-500 to 1000 tons Ice to arrive about the
1s' Stav, THfi NEY 4 II Cams st t.i
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ONES, J & J. D., Attorneys and Coun-
y to Ls-, NJ g.. caass strs-l, Nswore sas ADD St
. ~
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aENANDY.-M. have regnlar sunnIIes ot lh.

. y rtrast. hf...t Eaea s-,
iI+5, l1H~, i-.ft Esis. g .ri
ieH
d jos sas well ztJtrrsaHu 'at.srs.
NM b. LENEidslt CO., Sjs Ass...
si.'f I4EUrr
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NV ALNUT, MAIIUEANN ETC. ], I. i,
Wv lE,2 md uzt Wnlrlt M,trsus from O., d ts,E
a ,sg h iitsN 7ltt ~ IN irsrr al trda ai -
cA W91ps ANp ltNHtE, MAsp1s SUITS "A rntls -,
'5fl stssh aSH We Lsssti ssli o.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

~ - = - e
Ne ESSRS RRIEDE <. RGDER Pro- -.
w - t, ~ I,1.t-, ~
= pfIa p w Lam li'l ~ terminus Jefferson ana
r. s' s'S 'i ,Ars l.yf; ,lI ,'sr well known hAS
.-- persons ir7 - fishing 70 avoid N4u6r.syr H ne
pr n, eana o. by aoptirg at ms sooe .af t.k .at
~ Lase Packets CREOLE, CALIFORNIA aai SIT CHARLES
'''ps ne WAR. h.& ln
tcS Errpr.,rrI - ,,,rrr
seASSTJ II EIS HAN HOT EL.-Ihcre SzszzA
f-o',r-- BE-. ,t eli. H.. . ...-.5 s=EH
tF-t -F- {. " law. F~vsre M. p,.s "a ne LIZ
known to on gi9ita ar 4 is-'. 10 sr,,d ID e Iae
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! W ! ~ LL.-Ihis Hotel VIII close -sss
g m e, .'s , . sift. 70 M 2sssa
lmpr 1'msHts DIARIES q 90. jy.0 In
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ANiES WHITE, No 70 Baronne street, a..
evQrlsa9i ri. s- strict A'tsnton to
4tai ceiling SLAN = He v
FL % Comm slon Reference Msssrs. Allea ~
ieisTa cormar O., Program, Bryan h Co. ssp4J
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brgwasgIi.s...... I'm
Nog.r CAflste... 13
7 gf.Ir ......... NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-04
THE LATEST NEWS.
.,.f,Ie YeJuaan-1 Liutgaaf bg he .4fricq.

44ipa' Of he H,g'aaa9A l.'ynaf By he .4frlea
~ - southampton the I0th last urriS ed al
s''ls' af,t New York o'clock last night. She
h' full complement Of passengers and large
w. IT,, Her dates however, are 81 late the
lf4ca's ,l,....,...1 -,
III mi, later adyices from India. The Burmese
lar was completely ended.
Ha io.lrr.ction ia China gaining ground and
.io..uned formidable and fearful aspect.
fine Liverpool cotton market on Saturday, the 18Th,
= ar,n AT the advance quoted.
eb was speculative movement in breadsu1s and
I'D Grain were very firm at full prices.
u Ti. reporled intention of NJ. kossuh visit the
I'D states again. has but little foundation hevond ru.
a Some Of the London journals assert TINT the sue
# the Democracy in the United State. has induced
r., believe that lie can succeed better with his pecu-
Jar doctrines
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-04

The REsI9NATloN OF ARIsTA.-Later adyices from
.x.o confirm the report Of the resignation of Pres
t Ari.ta He left the palace at half past o'clock
:; ~, pa g. srs. ~ COACH with of fifty men
.ss :. ne p,.iee squadron and corpse from the
a.. I.dtnt. His Exeellency accompanied by
40 aiiutants 1t was not known what direction he
l5ok The day preceding the resignation the city
- qreat excitement and nearly all FOREIGNERS had armed
themselves defend aiier properly, 1ut fortunately
mere was no outhr"nl
AIopinions s,.a5 'h.f II authority of Aris-
successor, Ceyeiio, Mould DC shot lived and frail
and Imperative even while its existence tolerated
In short the general expectation that the central
government would disappear altogether before the
formidable opposition menacng it at all points. The
city of Mexico, when the mail left momentarly ex-
pected to pronounce in favor of Santa Anna who
suppose is on his way to the scene of his former
exploits The papers full of cha acerstic pronun-
eamentos from about every State in the Republic"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-04
New ORLEANS, Feb. 3

The Black Warrior has arrived at Mobile
with Havana dates of the 30th ult 1t brings
intelligence of a Obstructive conAagration at
Cardenas, and the loss of half million of dol
lars.
A tremendous storm had prevailed on the
Gulph,and numerous vessels put in in distress.
Fears were entertained for the safety of the
British Mail Steamer from Vera Cruz