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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31

- ,o,h- ron on s.lE-eso 900 Coupon nond.
sna and Tennessee Railroad Company, payable
$4,000 Coupon Bond- yr;Ini. Central Railroad
ray ss & ~ ys'[, to run in.sre,, halt yearly t.
So N'l no u,"Ir can be issued there morgaTe the
$4,000 ic"d a ai'y Scs osd! 81 ysaI. TO %,ry inter
payment q M, sio Wsi w = Gga = IN Sc, ~ y apart Tor the
rerson having stocks dipse them
desirable ,hp account sharsing mod
r,2 Gq GS,s So "S S 70 .ysa m money would that
Isad-W MiU&Y MORTON, once under City Hotel.
BMP0uTANr AND CHEERING NsNs-PIRI>gY Il
RkLs xGER Am keASokE ASP
IioN &C, &C. She propretors having made
shr, RoSSoKs n JaESfowS' & Ss Ny Y" S afI %
faR solTERS s rypsFp LI Fess. nat pARiShS KINGS ror
T1ia3a Of their friends al ne ,oOf and urlarrR.i
imost every point in Is hours snd i, rousi out
T,son m IN % hours and At EoETT
rARlsEN Kisss nsie i3r thcelIiioa transportation
a. I" siiene an they b'r esrsviIos, Therefore.
- Re Re son 70 order seo y rARisrS KING
'"l'n- rA"IsES sais klSii No n,rSsly,,, N.Y.
Va. HSW d G1sT Se1 Va va WV wSIas ] s.5%y
a. Ggorss bsey LynShburg Nl Jas Minor ch,rio,tcy,ie
Q Rb brar.er Raleigh, n O. Jamss REID Henderson n
a. saIE P, T,y.S TI,gpSn y e. . T. ~ '% Wi dSss.3
tnstSn y e. James L. DG1s klScwhy,N N q; c. Allen, Lite
ToTs'rzDge., s MP, E,st,ss for Norfolk Petersburg Rhmsn
intended
o oJsncsto~n will hereafter be received 6y
KING, No Blfcity street, New York,
rsaf iyE' to Wari Express pirlages those steam
tHips. VIRGINIA, NORTH CAkOIIsh 4 TESNEssEE
i,i8-tf
TESuE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO. in
CIV 'SRd 6a G I"tas ] He' layorile steamships as oss
Iin " MANChtSIhR 2l35 tuns, Capt Robert
CITY Of PHILADELPHIA, 2,2uu tuns, [Nvw shpl
CITY Oh BALTIMORE 2,t'Hi tuus, lS1w BuIlufI
- - fsusu Philadelphia
CRY OF GLASGOW Saturday TO- 1853.
CITY or MANCHESTER. tuTdsy Jan J. 1854
Eso,n iI'-spooI
CITY OF GLASGOW wcIn,a.ay Nov. o. 1853
CITY OF MANCHESTER "Wednesday. Dec
CITY OF GLASGOW Jan.
itsir- oi Passage.
Saloon I9O Saloon IN st.rtn, ~ gins
milsh,p - miish.p
forward ~
Including StcwATj'sfe fees.
Ihird CIa-s Passengers.
limited numbcr Of third class passengers taken from Phi
lAiclpha and Liverpool, and found ia provisions
Prom Philadelphia Ff.m Iayyr,5ol
Csr't' passage W be- issued here 10 parties who de
srous Of bringing Qua their iTIsGis
An inexperienced Surgeon will be carried ship
Freight 81 shiuinrs per
Small drtftsdTAwu at sight on England u rel
Tor freight or passage, apply to SAMUEI. SMITH.
4! Walnut II. Phdl.ielpha.
blG-B RICHARDSON. BROTHERS co. Iayerts-L.
pSNi.ittDe, NOrHE-VIRGiNIA AND TENNESSEE KAII-
hL kOAD-fAbIsEN KING take pleasure inJ IN
this city Sc thai they ,yr enrtt
arrangements With the Virginia
for the rusirs prfgc of RAINING EMPRESS Der tEs
mail trains their ne from lynhhurR, Virginia ly
stages 20 all points u Western Virginia ma
will commence operations the 10th uf June.
Due notice will be- Of the Sr
The public will please bear Ia mind, although
oHSaue rtyt tn an Express this line,
accommodation, aud not
ZION wM. l.. MAULE, Agent,
JrS Pra str Fl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31

TT|TI
and fNprr Is, the following dssirablc artigI
invite attention, viz
kiel' IA silks. Plaid spun siIks
Plaid Caslmtrts
lsdi~s' Cloths, 40 colgrs
velvet aud Cloth Ciuak. ani T,imss
Alexander kiI Gloves
Ladies NH-st,d Cnd.r sleeves
Black Lace Nitts
Siksud Nofst,d Husr
Lace and Muslin Chrm.Eett,sari Sleeves
CIshmCT, Shaais and Sssrs
Nsrorlliut., aiI calCTs
Rich Frrugh Chiufu
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Embroidered Lace Party Dresses
HI4IH aud UraaaIa WtLH.,a A.
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HMiOhIANt NOTHE-Tle sfr1ui,r PoCN !. .Se--,
Tor the season. ~ ' INV ;sI.l
The bfN lDlRf, Csp clifford continues ON the raut. avps
ms place every Tudv afternoon baltimore aud r,utrir
she leaves baltimore Tor Richmond every Saturday a,tnn,n
ofll ITuIAM
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AhtsIoN = Merchants aud oihsrs ordering
- Eno's oW New YOth ly tlt Steamship A-f,H
loWN, will bear in shr isly,. Nr yor fr SpfS
h'hmoud every SATURDAY. afternoon at ocIel Re SaeR
iuninF she leaves ~ place Df N, via Norfolk every
d1Y afternoon ut I uelHtt.
lhr huANOht s not Oh The route
be given when her trips Ior fu-hsr nf,rata
enquire " ~ '''''.''
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Itui,t.t. wNII a ~ a. ,,,ht

Z
eonp o. Assortmsut above PoUs CouItaru CyI,iv,
- Nrs arr1Es Ac, a., always hand and Earranted "a
lr' Ve or no sale. Also Icd {4u particular.
adapted 60 deop wcs and sve satsfsction
GtoEGt WAIT CO., ofice on Franklin street,
Enuare HaT,x
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31

A
4'k Ph,lad'lphia, Iron Founders Manufacturers ~
dHd Cast Iron Rugs, sLd All Of Orn.mrUtsI
ieetdra Iron WoT1s, iron RAILING public and A.
NeTaLdshs, Settees, Chairs, Table,. SC " ''''
Particular -
MoeTe OtlsgheTs H.l g..iyBs m 10 %, NJ
ce- sent to prrsnns wishing 20 make selection " 80
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rt v.a part. ulfy can che Bttsarr o. Carpenter
w rhgr' io aosk store ri sprsr &Jsrts4us
hrff gui th.r rft.r ~ SAWS Isr. I fni complete
''rtu.ut oi loiNtEs TOOLS, &c, g.
A JOHNSTON CO.
d-l i- Main street
n eve NNn sat WE ~uNwi-.-A larse sud siesant -.
sotteu ~ long and Square Plaid Wool shauis.
rsy u other siyl aH ~ importation sale very ov
dri' HENr, pAtNE KNIT.
USr EFCFNEn ty oa pori cho.e Mountain Butter
- ai'o, 81 tuIhcil nice Dried fcschcs.
SUTTON 4 WINSTON.
dee Opposite C1irmhitn Hotel.
SlGNH HOtst Wnt.Nsst-l NJ Yort s,-up stsrri i,ys
- Coace Poet Woe syTrr5r Casuac Brtntg sugar
dell DAVENPORT. ALLAN 4 co
MOTTO ~ vn ou tis dhy many desirable styiss
- oi urcs Goods, at reiucaf prices consisting Paid sf
sa Mernot Plain and Furtd pttaincs Neruas
so owner cofs, fan aud fFurtt ska q, Urder
mon stLAS l. JOHNSON,
aciA No 80 Main
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limited numbr of third elias, passengers from Phi
lAlclphia and lAyerpoo, and found "a provisions
Prom Philadelphia Is From IayeTl,5ol $40
Ccrtihcat's passage viii be issued here parties
their ratr-
An experienced Surgeon will be carried on rarh sh
Freight ~ shiliurs per on
Small drafts drawn at sight England aud Ireland.
roT freight or passage, apply SAMuFI. SMITH
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ILhe FOX FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TopS
w 'LLtE, CoAftS YoULE, No. 27a Pearl .,,s., v.,
N,t- &c i"' a'ESsIHE CHsNFr los Pamis,. Si,,i
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I
/ MD ruE Gf-sRATuT AH.yg i,n
sale by booksellers
Teachers
cation will be supplied with copi. for Published
oS go, DANIEL burgess co,
No IL a sire vi
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NEMspApEE AnNrnr1s1Nn

~ INC above pEs,ror from the Ar,ssrr.,o As,,-,
VI ltIitNGlLL 90 .l.l N...,L srEssr. ~ Yntk
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VALENTINES FOR 1ssi
fHNnf AMERICAN VALENTINE co \ Y r r ID,
a. = arc nov prepared sSs-ui. ,I risr.
r,., 'IlNtS ANP NAItNTlNf sTATIONTRy fr rs ar
l'''Nit season Dealers ar,
~ NlhCriAE r7rt4iuir. 40 particulars ' '.
fhftt tlsu soHlf4 urirrs Won E..r,t.,.
'.I- ~. ul tN'P'I>e aut AEUsTc WnEE %. GrSFEu
nSag THOs FRFRT
~ N1ssau street. New YHfF.
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ENMil.i Fl0t u, that vas worthy or be, ,i5 -,
d premium, az the late e1hibItion ~" ~ 'eee'Fe the
oi"l ttis. "RrirEeWater' Brand made NJ ~,
letrl white wheat, trTrrdHfsR Nf''"@Hn0ek -
lots tn suit purchasers. '- uePON OF once, IN
''N' 'u"s' snty on hand. Call
HEo H. PkAkE,
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q MAI0N DOiIs, 1e-We ar NJ :, 'itor.
.n-sh M o. Fancy Goods, every deserp.io,
,, II'liy frsseHi', 70 shich invite ne st,s1,on
w. can aud see the many articles too y,
X. NJ ZINMERNlN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31

W FdBtks % THF LEgsLATURF are soijcitss ~, III . 4
- 'sine ny stock o Ready Made Clothing n ", ia NJ,
.' uA'nFn nov open second C1otbr 4
.Paa 20 Furnish a u ne very stys out af sii
-s .d every article % be found Ciothins IA rri,rirg
b,ns determined 10 reduce stock rrlys bv tbc ftt
Iy 'l n want Of good and veil made CIohiny "a go1.
' " p. F cash, viii hnd DO greatly a,
'cne aeau before purchasing ciseHhcre. "
- J. n. GOODMAN
a, No. l9t Main street. opposite gsgis sa1,,.
BAGS rf.sl '' WV " runs and Narpel
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LNAwRr's PIONEER WHEAT DRILL AND

- "a"'. w f'Ntfh ilftA--f ftHTnaaIs Will De-
- c,yed tht oso Richmond Trtit--sIurr ana
Potomac Railroad Company, 1r 10000 ~i- heavy iron A.
. sreciGci below. '
white orrst OAK feet inh.s long than lu.hrsn
diameter 90 fhr smallest Jri rsrd ur a
t"" sides; 0. De s Inches tag the rl au
square, Co t clear Of had un uI
.Nnaed On impair hcr sfr,rrth durability TIE
~ hc Delivered either 20 tfs nput Ktfurr rs 4f
thf ROAD aud o. o. placed ~ tc
loaded on s care o. b. iufyctd ty roe surtIrrr. over
frs. "a n pp p.ga
srS.r s.r.4.-frrf. .-t "a 81
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streit. NMaghine,y Depot, 100 Pearl and sn n
country. i''Ls HoU1 the best n,k,rs ir "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

animated The aAlss Of the week reached $50 bbls ana
toes and 600 kegs closing wh prime 1t IL 10 In bbs
heavy though Il hss not varied materially. Thsrs were
LOO hes taken at ~ 70 s6 for eeuusfy prime; % Is
% p for do. mess IS so 80 for eity prime and S2
2 30 for do. msss With el3 70 sA for extra moss
psr bb Besides which there have bseu sold 40 ercss
,rime mesa at 81 50 and 50 bbls beef hams at $13
sl3 80 Butter Was more sought after, st l5c . 1Sc
for Ohio l8c. 2lc for Western, New York and Gle.
2ic. for Orange county, h. Fair to primo cheese
RcK-Tnsrs have been LOO tisroes very ordinary to
very primo sold ct % SO 81 SO per 100 lbs
SALT.-We res0rd sales Of three carg0es West In
dies part st &c. and sacks Liverpool coarse and
fine at private bargain.
sAI1PnRE.-Salss were made OF 200 kegs refined No.
Ard pure and &c., and 200 bags East Iada crude,
ct 7l<c. per lib.
SEEDS There disposed Of 1000 bushels Southern
st u 40 20 bags Sicily canary at 81 62; ana 70
SKINS The weeks movements embraced 10 bales Pstns
goat at 90 bales Cawnpore do, at Zoe and SO do.
Curacao do, at 60c.
soAr-ASout 500 boxes CASTLE found buyers, at c
12c. per Id.
SPICES seemed more active at ssfc &C. for race gin.
ger; 1876 for sumatra pepper l4Xc 15c for Jamaica
pmento; Ic lSs for cloves; 3sc. 3ac. for cassa,
in mats; Soc sSc for mace; and 81 05 81 10 for No.
nutmega, Per ID.
fAlIow.-soms 100 600 lbs prime have been procured,
at 10Hc. per lb.
We have to report sales of 275 hhds kentucky ct 7c
914c 20 do. heavy dark and rich, for snum akers
utes at l2c 70 bales Kentucky steam, at Q 5thc a
he; COB cases Alabama, Connecticut. Indiana. Now
Cuba, part at 21c. 23c.; 0S2 Ambasms and Csnfus-
gos, private TERMS with ITO bales Havana part at
L5c per ID.
WHISKY continued in active demand at buoyant prices.
closing 1t 2ec $780, and 450 hhds drudge, closing at
Zoe. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
Common Plcas-speclaI Term.


APPLICATION TO STRIKE AN ATTORNEY FROM THE
ROLL.
SEPTEMBER IA Ellen Moran James MoYun-Tu this
the Judge gave the following decision An applics.
ton having been made to STRIFE the Of Martin Van
Hovenbeg from the roll Of the practising attorneys and
couneois Of this court for issuing under his signature
and attorney Of this court paper purporting be
certified copy under the seal Of the court signed by
the clerk thereof Of decree of divorce granted this
cause the 2sd OF April 1853 and after hearing William
II Dunn said application and said Van Tiovenberg III
reply, and appe3lng from the afidavits and papers
read said motion, and the examination Of Martin Van
Hovenberg Andrew E1ard ard Thomas Boese Witnesses
duly sworn and examined pending the hearing Of said
motion, and whose dispositions reduced to writing
and are herewith filed that the said certified copy was
forgery, and that there is to believe that the
made, fosged counterfeted by the said Van
HovenbeIg with intent to inurs and deraud, in viola
ten OF the statute, and . warrant having hsen
granted BY the said Judge for the arrest Of the said
Van Hovenberg upon the said charge, ard it Being
doubtful whether this Court have any authority to re-
move attorneys and counseors practising herein
ordered that all the papers read and used the motion
&c placed the file of this Court that the Clerk of the
Court transmit certified copy OF the ORDER TO the Su
preme Court Of the First district and furnish to the raid
Court II required BY one of the Judges thereof certified
copies OF all the said papers, submit for ths ipspec
ton of said Court the originals thereof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
Court Of &c neral Sessions.

SfnT A.The Court after trying two ad journed
for the vSrt Of MATERIAL until to GROW. The calendar
nearly exhausted but the Court has five hundred
bail yet to dispose Of which win no doubt occupy
its attention during the ensuing week.
Burglary in The Third Deres-T9o coored men,
named George Harris and William Coles, being con.
vcted Of the above offence in having burglarousy
tered the dwelling house OF Mr. Duberceau, of Stanton
street, sentenced to be Imprisoned in the marble
palace at Sing Sing for the period Of two years each
ACQUITTED.
OAdirig Money Under fde Prets7,ces ALBERT Wahrda
was then placed at the bar charged in the
with obtaining ST5 from Mary Pho under false pre.ences
The evidence however, did not prove that he obtained
the cash under any false preence but the contrary
II appeared that he had refunded it long ago. The Jury
under charge Of the Court, rendered verdict Of ac-
quittal.
The Court then adjourned for the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
Police IOfellyuence

Chdrge ~ Horse Steoliag-- Yesterday, officer Footc
Of the Ninth ward police, arrested man named John
lAlkin, on charge or stealing q bay horse valued
at slO0 the property Of Adam Thompson residing In
Ninety seventh street. the Boomingoale road The
horse stolen from the premises in Ninety
street. On the night Of the ~ utimo and yesterday the
horse WAS fouSd in possession Of the accused Justice
MoCTa,h, on the charge, committed the prisoner fo-
further hearing.
Larceny az Sed.--A man named Phillip Huruel was
Yesterday arrested by the police charge OF stealing
three watches valued at $780, the property Of one
OF the on board the ship Henry while at ses
on her passage nom Liverpool 10 this port. On the per-
son Of the accused part of the missing property was
found The accused was detained for further hearing
tha5gt Of Steaiing Wdtch and chain Last evening"
officers Lord and Rue arrested German called Martin
WoymsD, and black woman named Eliza Peterson, on
q charge OF stealing silver lever watch and chain
valued at $45 from a printer who intoxicated
the Five Points The accused parties both
mitted TO prison for further examination.
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Marine Court.
RefcIe Hon Judge Thompson.

Retcfe Hon Judge Thompson.
SpT. l4--JhoM0S j. Harris us. Miner G. Story The
plaintiff in this case brings his action assignee Of
Michael Pagan for SS7 rs for work and labor done on
the Panams Railroad. There is great number of SINH
lar actions pe1dng. The Court gave Judgment for
plaI tiff, $s6an costs
Same Same This . similar action on an assga.
ment from ore Cosgrove. The defendant proved ro-
ceipt in full. Verdict for defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
STATE cAyAIs-Tor1s COLLECTED.

The aggregate valuation CT the real and personal pro
prty in Michigan fxod by the State Board Of Eua.
H,aon is $40 so2 47t-nsarly four times much as
IN 1861.
The Beaver Meadow railroad and Coal compsny have
declared dividend Of three per cent payable the LIST
proximo.
The Philadelphia Germantown, and Norristown Rail
road have declared dividend OF three and half per
cent, able the LIST of October Toe transfer books
viii close on the 2lst inst. The directors also notify
stockholders that, under the Increase the ca pi
stock Of the company they have agreed to raise sum
equal to ten per con. their capital by selling to stock
holders at par amount equal to per cent upon
what they shall be found to bold severaly tho 2ls.
inst Ia the proportion Of share to every ten shares
Hs payment therefor TO be made before tho lst
Of October next; the othcr half With interest, or
before The lst Of December next The fractional parts
Of tens and parts not called for by stockholders entitled
thsreo, win be held liable to be sold the nsrkel 10
the highest bidder at the discretion OF the Board.
Tie receipts OF the Hartford and New Haven RAILROAD
from freight AZ passengers, we're
august 1858. ..............,..,,. 800 ssq
ausush 5s 020
increase. .............". sIi2
This does not include the receipts from mans rents
and other which amount to 50 500 per month
the year round. The receipts for August 1851 were
s49, 200.
The earnings Of the srsd River and Lake Erie Railroad
company during the month Of August 1862 amounted
10 49, against $50 20 for the same month last
year showing an increase Of s273se 10 for the month
this year.
The Directors Of the Greenvle and Miami Road have
'ate divided 10 psr cent to It's stocSho9ers leaving
surplus Of IS Os4. The condition Of his Company ryes
assurance OF continued profit and liberal dividend. for the
future
Tho ockh oliers OF the Atlantic and Ohio Road have
organized and elected william Mel, Jacob Perkins, D. K
Carter, John Miller Joseph Rdgeway, William Dennison
.Ir and J. T. Bartlett Directors; william Mel President
The line Of this company and its connections Is from New
York across New jersey, and BY The Northern psnnsy
suia Reads 70 the Ohio Line, thence by Columbus to tbs
Ohio, at say MAY sylIs
Inc annual repcrt Of the trade and OF cncln
n. fos the commercial year ending August 81 u -
Chamber Of Commerce Of that city shows the st,5
Sdnnes e the West IN commercial greatness, The IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

INTELLIGENCE FROM BUEsNos AyREs.--A letter
received In this cit from Montevdeo dated July o.
states that affairs at Buenos Ayres had become favorable
for peaceful settlement of the quarrel with UrQuga.
The troops Of the besegers bad retired rom the imme
diae vicinity OF the city and their commander Ufquz,
bad gone TO Entire Rios TO look after matters at home
which were rot In the most promising state IL was the
general opinion that would be restored the
people OF Buenos Ayres. who had suffered extremely
from the evils Of rrotracted ege The future policy OF
the gcyerrment and the measures to be adopted 10 re
store order ard tanouty tohe province Ia its present
reduced STATE arc not touched upon In the correapou
dSsos srcn hoossvsdso -Bpsscn yuyna, sgt, l.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
SECOND BOARD.


" bsDAF, sept I9th-N Y. v.
.ilS-A limited eusits.s was transacted 70 dsy, al
a"l % ~ for ton !ots and pearls, per 100 ibs.
- sWW There we're GO rs. American yellow ois.
POGO Ut .Ic q CSC CASH rcr Id.
Bows ssD saoss The sueP'y If asse 5eis ssLu I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

,-nrr. ,s-Tnr reTa, a nc Tesa11i Of Nm. b. Rev.
notds, d. G. Fld0g-This case, which applica.
ton for mandsmus against ths defendant, to compel
contract by the and in accordance with
the resolution of both boards approved BY the Mayor,
wss again postponed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

The whole thus brought to the duplicate of the
Auditor Is sixteen millions of dollars the per cent
OF taxation, We believe, is ~ mills each one hun
bred dollars which would make their taxes amount to
some S2s0U0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
Sac104S sc

The Commist toner's have new . balance on hand Of
s5c6 GAG s2 ard are daily redeemng the obligations of
the city Some Of the notes which been redeemed
would not have matsreA until 1856, and thus three
years interest will be saved to the city treasury
The Dover Gel Reporter states that agent Of
New York Company had called Henry T. Rodney Caleb
Layton, Ex Governor Hazard and another gentleman,
Of Delaware the four commissioners Of old chartered
canal, to between Ssatord and Lewes aud obtansd
from them their open books for the purpose Of
procuring stock that is proposed to obtain from the
General Assembly in extra session convened for the
pecial purpose supplement allowing the route to be
changed, to cross further up the State.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the
banks Of New Orleans the Goth of August according
to the Official statement OF the Board Of Currency
BANKS OF NEw ORLEANS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

ports for tbs year amounted - ATTY niisn two hun
dsd and thirty Thousand SIX hundred and forty four dol
lars, assins forty million two hundred and atty six
thousand and hundred and nineteen dollars for the
year prevousan increase Of about ten million dollars
The river tonnage srvsd during tho year. shows IN In
crease Of two hundred and sixty thousand TONS "a COM
pared with last ysar-or 800 54 for the year 1852 5s.
against goo for the year 1851 49, 1hs number Of
steamboat arrivals during the year. was 4o5S against
a675 last year. The tonnage has increased In greater
proportionths boats having been generally Of larger
size than in former years
The Commissioners OF the Consolidated Debt Of New
Oreans report that the following sums have been paid
during tina months dosiansted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
The United States and Austria-The Eos1ts
Difficulty.


The dspute which has occurred bet Tecn the austrian
and American ia consequences Of tho arrest
and of the Hungarian refugee named Martin
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TO any speedy satisfactory solution, for az We oh.
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Turkish authorities TO strain ts law Of nations their
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