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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
Qhe Dublin Exhibition.


KEAN FAMILY, ETC.
Dublin Correspondence Of London Times May Is
Next IN interest and attractveness for the moment
to the contents Of the Fine Arts Hail. which Noticed
in my last communication, is undoubtedly the Japan
csc collection lent for the occasion by the Dutch
government. 1t will be recollected that the Indian
portion of the great exhibition was acknowledged on
all hands the most beautiful and the most instruc
tive part of a whole which contained so much OF
both. An eminent Frenchman, writing with regard
to it, described it as revolution and said that the
Hindoo manufacturers were the Frenchmen of the
East. Such being the case, and public attention
having been strongly directed to the necessity Of
extending among us knowledge of the true prin.
cipes Of design, the Society of Arts last year de-
termined to hold this summer an Indian exhibition
in London. At first they we've led to hope that
the East India Company would cooperate in such
an undertaking: but changes in the direction
having disappointed this expectation, and other diff.
culties presenting themselves it was finally decided
by the council on the suggestion of his Royal High
ness Prince Albert, TO use all the influence of the
society in forming Eastern collection for the Dub
lin Exhibition. In pursuance Of that resolution and
in conjunction with Mr. Roney, Mr.. Winkworth, as
the representative Of the society," proceeded to Hol-
land, where they were fortunate enough TO secure
many of the most interesting Japanese objects at the
Hague and at Leyden. A selection was also made
from the museums of the East India Company, OF
the Aeiatc Society, and other public bodies. Mr..
Hewett Of Fenchurch street, undertook to supply an
illustration Of the arts in China, and from India,
from the Queen, from private collections and from
dealers have been forwarded large, and it Is believ-
ed, valuable display, more especially bearing on our
own possessions in the East When the whole of these
things have been properly arranged, we may expect
to have placed before vsitsrs to Dublin during the
next few months an eastern exhibition hardly infe-
rior In attractveness to that of 1851, and well cal
culated to strengthen the instructive lesson which it
taught Mr.. Winkworth, the chairman, and Mr.
Parker Hammond one of the members Of the com
mtee charged by the Council of the Society Of Arts
with the formation of this collection are over here
ut present: hut Mr.. Bowling, who il will be TecO-
lected had the care of the Indian compartment in
Hyde Park under DIR. Royle is the officer intrusted
with the active management The Japanese objects
exhibited are exceedingly curious and instructive.
They Indicate degree Of civilization there some
matters which is trnly surprising. A map OF the
island, for example, is shown, which seems almost
as carefully drawn as II it had been turned
out by Arrowsmith, and there are many
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
England.


TIP Cooke the veteran "Wiamn Of Black eyed
Susan, has reappeared on the London boards.
Gabriel San Carat. charged with altering circul
lar letter Of Messrp. Duncan, Sherman n Co., from
f210 to f5 210, was further remanded for week, &c
allow counsel to consider the case
Louis Philppe's Spanish pictures had been disposed
of At public auction in London, and generally fetched
fair prices. His fine gallery contained masterpieces
OF MurlIo, Velasquez, Zurbaran, Ribera, Cano, Car
reno, Coeo Rbalta, Castillo, Alb Durer Titan, and
Bayen Subias.
The North Shore MILL" the only cotton factory
Liverpool possessed, accidentally burned last
night, 17th loss els coo. The mill was owned by
John and Alexander Brogden.
The London Daily NcUs of the 18th inst, contains
q report of meeting of the peace Society held IN
that city upon the previous night. The ubiquitous
Uncle Tom Professor was there, and treated John
Bull TO a snap of chapter on the Maine Liquor law
&c. He came in thus
The Rev STovEL moved the first resouton-tot the ef
fec. that 10 the essential sPr,t on Chr
tispity and had inflicted many evils on the world.
Mr. BARCLAY Fox, of Falmouth seconded the resolu
ton.
Professor STOWE in supporting the resolution observed
that though the world had been cursed BY COD Tor man
cy vet the evils OF mankind arose from their
choosing. If mankind would only abstain from war
and slavery by far the greater part OF the
lila that aictd mankind would be put an end 70 for ever
Hear hear In America they had the advantage owed
Ia respect 70 temperance. England had the adj
vantage In respect TO slavery and both were fosing pref
" much in the boat in respect 10 war; There could
he doubt that all the argument was on tue side OF
tho.e who In favor Of peace, Temperance and liberty
Every allowed that this 20 as between individual
10 maintain that the not true between nation
and nation Hear bearl The more he looked into the
New Testament the he found 10 II sprit OF leaoe
Il freedom, and Of tempeanceI andf mankind only faa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
The Fishery Question In England, and Gem
ernl Pferce's Foreign Appointments.


The discussion which was raised last summer by
the Of the late government for the protec
ton of the British North American fisheries, has
been revived by the publication OF an address to the
crown from the colony Of New Brunswick, and by
the production OF an elaborate despatch of Mr. Eve
rett, in which he reviews at unconscionable length
the part taken by Lord MaImsbury, Mr.. Webster.
and himself in this affair. As, however, the British
Foreign Minister and both the American Secretaries
Of State Of last summer and autumn, are now alike
withdrawn from the control Of public affairs, their
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
RRIAL NAVIGATION.


It win not be denied that jefferson County fair
" and justly entitled to the credit Of making the
first application Of steam the waters OF the great
Potomac River at Shepherdstown, to Stcamboat
erected by the late Rumsey.
This powerful engine i now in common use, and
Is the grand propelling Potuer upon the high seas
throughout the world, and Affords rapid facilities to
ff9nspofhaatn n1d The. n rJHe
cities to town. and from. depots to cities
In 1888 history informs us that an ascension was
made in Balloon, BY the Marquis d Arlandqs and
~ Pilatre de Rozier in France amidst the clanprous
shouts and enthusiastic applause of thousands Of
spectators who had assembled 10 witness the novel
aud thrilling spectacle.
Various attempts1haYe sinee been made to intro
duce to the travelling world Balloon navigation, but
all efforts, have as yetsproyed abortive
Tiberius Cayallo comedies the discovery Of the
@ronautcAl machine to che Nontgolfries II first
proved successful in their hands. Would time and
space allow full description Of the ingenuity and
ability Of Cavallo, especially in his philosophical
pursuits It would be highly gratifying to those
whose intellectual researches are of that nature
Me- John Wise contemplate voyage across the
Atlantic Ocean in Balloon, and should his efforts
at Shannondae Springs, on The latter part Of this
month be crowned with success, who say that he
will not receive from the county Of Jefferson, the
cessary impetus to enable himto triumph over all his
former dfffculties He has made l59 ascensions and
we feel very confident his ascension from Shannon
dale may now be set down at the l60th. A
Shannondale, Aug. 20, 1853. A. YlSITER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25

The democracy have frequently jsered The wings
absutIthe abandonment Of their principles. but We
should like FOR curiosity's sake 10 know What they
think III themselves a. this particular luncture.-
The signs Of the times seem 10 indicate pretty plain
". that before long the emily remaining principle
Of their former faith held in common BY the great
democratic party will be that OF the ave loayes and
two fishes. Already Is the party divided upon
many, II net all, OF the leading questions OF the
days ons wing. With Ihe President At is bead, IS
favoring 4 measure which the Baltimore Demo
cratic Convention, littIe more than year ago de-
elared inc Institutional but which has ever been
cardinal principle III the whig faith. Secretary
Guthrie has recently found to his complete salts
faction that that miserable device OF Locoioco in-
Eenuitt, the Subireasury, will not work, and has
been compelled to reeur the plan pursued BY his
Ehig predecessor, for the transmission Of funds
from enc part OF the colnt,y 70 another. Many
democrats heretofore opposed 70 the dis
iribati0n Of the proceeds Of The public lands among
the Stales. are ssowediy Ia favor Of II ney. We
firmly believe that tSe principles Of the whig party
are Only ones upon whleh the government can be
successfully conducted. and The prlncipies upon
which IL will ultimately BE- administered we
hope ere long TO see the whole Democratic party:
she virginia abstraeiionists included, hey VIII
hold cut longer than any) saTiDg in upon asese
imperiant questions.
We have however heard il minated, that the
President snufing the breeze, has discovered that
the scheme 70 constructs railroad 70 the Paclhc
ocean Is becoming popular, and consequently his
eoastitutioAai scruples have vanished into thin
air." Be that n il may. the General las uudoubt-
sdy ireAled bis Virginia friends badly in deserving
them thus Pure gratitude should have Induced
him 10 stand firm 10 them; for had net the Virginia
democracy discovered his noble qualities and nom.
mated him In the National Convention, he would
in all probability never have attained the ele-
ya,ed posi,ion ef Chief Ma gisuaie Of the patton
and would BE- today practising law in bis native
Staie.--SFasztss Spectator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
SCENES AT THE NEW YORK DEAD
HOUSE.

The stencil arising from the New York dead
house. in consequence of the great mortality 10 that
city last week. is exciting he fears Of those In the
vicinity that ii may breed some kind of epidemic.
and The matter has very properly been brought 10
the attention 81 the authorities On Tuesday there
were more than one hundred bodies in. the dead
house and only eighty six were removed 10 Wards
Island, two loads being as many as could be taken
away. Some horrible details we're disclosed in a
communication addressed 10 the board Of Ten Gov-
ernosp by Mr.. DAILY, warden of the Bellevue hospi-
tai, who stated that during Sunday and Monday
last there had been as many as 6ty bodies exposed
in and about Fthe place. The house could only
contain about half the number, and the mainder
were exposed 10 the SUD. The friends of many Of
the deceased having required to the bodies the
hospital men we're etliged TO be continually NOV
ing them. The door Df The dead house was cover
ed With decomposed matter an inch thick; while
outside bodiesIwere piled six Or seven high. From
these proceeded pesiilential vapor thar filled The
surrounding atmosphere, and siekened all within
its influence. "A sight more fevoliing could not be
imagined. To add 70 the confusion OF the place,
coffins could not b. Got for the dead bodies, and
some remained uncoflned up 10 yesterday, await
ing the corouef's inquests. Imagine a-place about
ten feet square, as the only receptacle for the dead
Of this city in sickly times like the past week, and
think whether such d ceploFable state Of things
ought to be allowed % continue to The great dan
ger Of The people, and tie disgrace Of the city Of
New York The present condition Of the place
would be t subject COR PRESENTATION BY any grand
Ter implored the board 70 70 il Immediately and
suggested tha. they should appoint committee l.
devise some plap whereby The cOroners could have
more thar sne place 90 send dead bodies while 4.
vaii-s The inquest II order that great number
mirhil not accumulate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
Baltimore Market. !,
Randolph & Lafisllssr,s
CiacuIAL Tor PRIcgs IN rus BALriMosEI ManxK1
FL tse seeek ending August %. 1853.

CiacuLAL Tor PRIcgs IN Tng BALriMosK MARxET
FL k4s seeek ending August %, 1853.
RepoFted expressly fol the Free Press.
{. AppLEs. No demand and prices are aofninal.
BUrTEa Dull and prices low. Sales IL GTadss
At l6 10 I0A ctsz-RoH Is to is cts-Comih6n IL 10
IA els.
BEgswAx - Held nom nally al, &c cts.
Bacon W. quite at last weeks prices. Sales
of Sheudsrs al 81 10 cts--Sides n Ito 8 cts
Hams y ri i9ets. Fancy Hams 10 10 6lc,s
CArrLE l0o Offered a, The scales Oh Monday.
900 head Of which were sold at So 25fs 40 IS 81
the hoof eaual,o $3.50 10 S.. Is mel, and The re-
naming cop taken eastward: At
CoaN.-Receipls light and price inprov ing -
Sales Of While at co to 63 els. Tellsx So 10 &C
c.or.asErD-Ne demand. Held pouip.lly
DalrD Fnt,r Sales Of Apples at sri d 800.
Peaches at al, IS 10 So. II.
DegssK,Ns Prime skins are bringing % TO u.
FLouR-MaTkeisd dull with atendency 10 decline.
Fresh grouad Howard st.sells - $3.50. City
Mills at IS, I2i.
FLAxskrDg- SALES At 81, 10 10 81, is
GIssEsc.--l In demand and sales Al IS eis.
FGArHERs SALES Of prime at 81 10 46eit
HoGs--Sales at Sc SO 10 $500
EARD-Sases in bills at 9 10 Il cts Kegs 10 to
Mg.r.aD AErD-salesa ara . 9es.-vlsh| 60. /
demand.
o4rs.-NeR are bringing SO to 40 cts., good de-
mind.
RYE-Safss of Nd at 65 to70 cts.
SNAKE RoSr.-Seneca is in demand and sells
readily at is cts.
TIMOTHY SkxD-Sells readily at IS .OO. 10 IS .25.
TALLow.-SaIes in bills at cts Cakes ia els.
WHEAT.-New Wheat is coming freeIyl Ia
excellent order Sales of Interior 10 GOO at
100 70 Io6 cts Good 70 prime Ios @ iiosl ts
WooL-s.ses OF unwashed IS 10 %; rasIed q
/ n, 60 as<
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
-nAsn WI ! WING Party AMONG

IL 1nrus. eirr,i6as /. Kest-ty. reeee.ee. -
een. N.F>1 cz<ciiA- ae1 tihrr Scnlhcrn $3.50.
.Ssesfe@ ~ eses.ioa. eni snserref 4 s.,,.. -.
- at.ia PruPoz..ie6 Il NatriIh.,-ndins ~ e,s-
Nh>lnliag 1efe.t uhicA De Ukirs exPeI1<rcee -.
he-s4hsse de<.1 stuihasabl- .sre % dis.sr.,ca. =
er&9c I'D lh.r Eiori1u r.riy r1Iyisy n s,re1<U
o -. Z rs.,s3 ! dis...s kiiherss dss3sd q.
Ne ref II ssver. z tke sl,i.l where ecr1ipus n.ss
kec1 recrnny held. - Wkiy irinnphs- he Neu -
Hez,l4 %. q the not earst nd strenuons s1voea's'
USeaer1 ficrce's elc<Iio1, c1ncedes tbs mls1t
We hzre. I'm, i seems. . Wkig Party ambns us.-
Ia Renocr.is eulcsde he post, Relying nPcn Ne
soa.sr..ilss ss.r.s.ss sfis Pr-syes. dc Mh's Rss
gated Tie eiensHf, a which il b esnPosed are 700
- ~ Psre . suer aanihilHtion. The tide q
1919 Dsnozsey nay ose,.iu.ally ossrHns.@ Y
: g. y ss,.'. ~ !. ,sss,y sI ~
frinciples uPoi which he Government g.s Ioaaes.
s.d upon uheh aions i en- - SAFELY snd s's''s''.
Its snPIy sbsurd, IN. % .pe.k q ths Whig party
- being defanct No e,nss which has r..lier .Lo.
is bainsr such patriot1 Clay. We1sief.
Eilndre and host q oiher bright and N.
60 Pesh In this rss country. there ms.
bt twp Partes--ons Progrcsife. he ethef CosseLs.
tive IL IS we'll that Il i % One holds me otnst
check The Progrsssivei.i. no. N me
iscongtuoas materials Th Ibis party can hold togsth
or of any length Of tms-tkat President Percp van
able % % shape his policy meet the vlevs o. me
Of Ill shades or poIteal opnion il utterly out Of N
qaestida Already there ars murmurs Of dissatsctio
| Il the Democrats ranks These viii increase as n
policy q the new Administa shall become NOR
fully developed; and i. ae Srse Of three years, W
shall not 30 .,rur:s.s a n.he moderate meh Of Ii
South hgsecialE ali shades opincn. rallyiHg nnde
Civ hg - - me oIiL trulT conservative part
IN he eosntrV SLOWLY bcfsurely, theAWhig part
viii gither sfrenrfh: IN fount.n q disaeccn in ii
Demo1r.tic psrty viii multiply impereeptibly, unit
~ alnuI.ied t;de ill sweep the ProetessVeites
j n povrer The WhirI viii thea agaia assume d
helm nd pat the rood Old ship Of State hack upon u
| proper tr.ck-Rseknond Tines. August 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25

-. 1870, = Ffknee still seems o Be he'd n
~ ~. pre,ideu. has PROMISED Il e Gen.
& .,..,, Van Buren Free soiler Of New
Di1, liz 3. ca. m.ag dificul.ies in carrying out
Lo'.. y. ..,..,,an. The Georgia election is to
ms rs. - - ,noa,hs-and the hint Is given
come II = - 4. Mi,,ion 70 France may b made
'na.s go ri. viii serve As q compliment %
% sos' soss "a n. Uaion friends, who seemed
ne 8 = heep s;ehted, and win induce them
n''as ,.d,.,,iou.lv for Johnsos, the Secession
70 Nh IN, i, i. said thai Gov. Cobb has hl,
syo upOn The senaiership. ana wan aesnus =.
,.,o,,I,Iou. Thus 0en Pierce win save his credit
"a ,hs enc. ,oo-fsr some more needy asPiraas'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
N1TIoNAL ARMoRY.

wshare no desire % P.olcns di.eu's'o. spoa 'A'.
subject. ina.mueh the '.comnis.on van soon p =
Harper Ferry; and more especially = ,he ools'pOr
dents d the Spirit ara q the anonymous chaf.e'sI
- -. ,h., thev are not Of The mongTi class
I.,r :. .;,;,.ries ana haif .eiyil" species.
49, =, IA ,lae. for theseIyes regardless Of
oher, interests, under any system Besides 700 We
,hiak .Gocd Egg q the tainted Order Are We nse'
i. eur eoai.c.urs' As for " Mechsnie." We have no
49,, haiAs ! choice place in The Armory, where he
eoud N. ten days %, ofAe shry he might be eOassn'
bu. :. dsob, il. Bu, the System has not yet been
decided spou, be may like the poor fellow who cried
l..Cood Cod GoodDey." not knowing whose hands b
-;.k9 I'll i,tn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25

IN -, ~ .aver,i,emsn, hat the Balloon A.
I..... IN !. an. oG.,' a. The sportnsn say. On
-. -, a. fv,t asv a Sepssmber. Mr. JoHS
Il. ,,a...,. Ia been more sueoessfu in his
-. .nv other individual in this country
- =. -, 49,. viii be guarantee Of what may Be
-.,.t shcrla IN. day be favorable. large gather
Ing may b anticipated. Capt sAPFiseros has osea
Il much expense in procuring this ncsel amusement ana
We are sure that all who look On. viii feel themselves
ID duty beand % eontribats sone,hing
There are NOW large number ofvisiten q shannoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
the LOUISA MYSTERY EXPLAINED.

/ The mystery in relation % young child found q
few days ago, on the track of the Central Railroad
near Frederickls Hail. in-Iouisa county, has been
fully explained It viii be remembered that we have
already stated that young lady took the cars in
shis city, on Saturday morning last and left them,
under suspicious circumstances at Gordonsyille for
zthe asowed purpose Of going to culpeper Court
house.
There were strong circumstances pointing to this
lady As The person who had dropped the child from
the cars; and consequently officer despatched
from Louisa county in search of her. The officer
overlook her and returned with her to Louisa q II.
bn Monday Inst when it was aseertained that her
hane was Angelina Coates. She lad passed in the
Ears under the assumed name Of Thompson. Yester-
bay she was taken before Justice al Louisa Court
House for etaraination, when she made full confess
son Of her guilt
She stated that her home Vas near Coverdale, in
Madison County, and that she left home Cor this
city, about two months ago for the purpose Of giving
rms on her return home, when, depressed with a
ense Of shame she conceived the design Of Kidding
herself Of the evidence Of her disgrace 1t was not
bkf object she said, to kill her child Il
She dasEred u Of is el4thes before putting it ont
i q, w sssPi = = soe e1e q the 0n
spIsin, srtIsss ana @
sympathy in The breasts y an Who 49, -
ne pnsdeulats 81 her Same ana mild 81. 1919
Presented TO u IS youn1 gri Of Inos -, cue = RET
sonsl bepnsy and a. teng RESPECTABLE
After the examination Be was an;s,a u s
sum Of one thousend dollars which sbs , 81 3
gre and Immediately spaired 10 ~ ss1a a
@ y s. d, esa From he coar House nd took
conaiqon arising from Is erpos,,- - - II
q ny ", g 4 y on ths tack of he Rsij-
- bal she gss We earn, ibr H. .-sa
Ill<}-,f ~ 49,, a. 49, Court at some day not
he bari-us Of pInish1sst :v l' s u order that
poafbis upon Re bead Of tie .irss5, = nsn..y e
Eo1fg notheE.- Rishnqd Eagri,sr.. ''''''4o'e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
a Valuable Invention.

r EVl 8. REYNOLDS, Esq, u sIndshaa IL.
IL Obtained aRpztenf for a new FIonrine Meebin5
called THE Indiana BRAID Dustern Ths kIijsSr
ef f-e-ss-.~--..sD g. and those Of Indiana Ohio
Virginia ana Maryland. who have III testifvs ne
power, while itHfakes-affer ths 49,. g1. iittis
mere 1our--fro1. one aad :, - ~ gel no
of gosd four from The olfaI q eah = P1rfels
We have numerous cefi6eatss II 49, 81 safrels
which certify and proye fss :. Ut possfsslon,
Machine ssNat value! pf this
II saves in tbs t1sanest p.f.;.z -,
of good dour from the offs -, ~. '1siss Hsff-ie
Mill Of so barrels per isv : ssy 1afIsIs pf, a D
year. 225 barrels q. a. ~ 49,, S9l dtfs per
n years the lifetime a n. -Nshick n
would saee Sf2 600 Will ~ ~, 20 suehsd MILL
only some 5000 The savis- < acnne VOC 10 ecti
would be proportonatelv cT1., 80 fefiere Mills
The undersigned has p,5rrts 80 /. q re
county and Is new ready Is s,. ns sht AZ fhis
shortest notice These whe ,r,ssi5 s.it.srs ~ The
'wn interests would de- uelI q - : q. shetr
Address. 2 fniss
CHARLES 3 zfcH
Alg. II. lc95-St Ffs41fIt{ Ma
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
THE DESTRUCTION OF sHIRAz NY
EARTNQUAKE.

a letter from Persia gives sem. further bar,la
lars Of the terrible sasahquake al shir.7 N III
9tst Of April last The shocks cop,saned, up 4
ihs l4h Of May II siiort in,.us.. ,vs.. -. 6
Tbs first shocxlfs.n al Laid pe.,ly -. i. =.
city in ruins TIE wriser, speakisr or n. ..sr.
nexf morning says:
On every side The ere csuid see nofb;n. ~, /.
heap Of rnins sreets bl.,cked a. viii s,.,ss. ~.
dead bodies being carrsd % irt.r- ws,he,,, ~
L.is e ne city. Il made the heart bleed "a see
~ hmos q the persons shelving ihemseIyes f,oas
gsneatk piles q RUBBISH and men. women ~. "a
sn, 2. fndsayoring = Withdraw the nuiils,sS
ge1ies q tnclr friends and telatiJns from ben-.,b
e rulss whieh !. ihsirsdespair. they were te.r.
lng assy with heir lseths their hands. ana ibs;r
nais yat * several shoasand victims. ne i've
= o1iy = very small namasf we're saved se.ers
'hoeks occurred for hve days, during which Il 4
5slcelaiet that twelve thonssnd perssns per;sb.d
~ ne Fourth day largs bands OF brigsnds msSe
her appsara.ce, and Plsnlerrd the unfortnns,s
- sbii1nis, whe were wiikoni defence ara ~;she
Iutasylurp, Of uhatIiftIs ttev had hesr
ron The ruins" - = We
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
sHkNNoNDALI.

The r,omnany Al these springs during the whole
psit WelE Krsis and that of thu
misunderstanding, ihe Band ifst Obtained, was dis
charged and the young folks have greatly complains
cd for The hast week or two that Shannondale had nc
music. This, however, we take pleasure in saying
viii not e matter Of complaint for the future, as tho
Proprietor at very heavy expense and considerable
trouble has secured the services Of portion of the
Marine Band Of Washington who will arrive at
Shannondale on to-day, having reached Harpers-
Ferry on yesterday They are said 10 be most excel
lent Musicians and viii give new life and afford new
attractions 10 this pleasant resort