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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
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nECLARATlON Of INTENTION 10 FORM COM
~ PANY for FIRE lNSURsNCE-We, the und srsiEned
and form Incorporated
seeab Ac Of the l. u the stale OF New
Nok entitled Al Act provide for the Incorporation Insurance
"Coups1sS paced June p 1875 o tie purpose OF MAKING insurance
on pW enss and al and. o Bindings and upon 1hod
Eurnorr MERCHANDISE and 0sher properly, ssns
Fire the OF Ia and Nav gaf,u aud Irtuspo lon
81 FRI INS RANCE COMPANY AID 70 e located Ciy
New York Dated July q 1855.
NJ y. HARMONY, =. II HOWELL,
lamps THANTR WAR; An CHAPMAN
ALFRED A VALENTINE ". a. ANrHOS,
CURTIS JUpSON VIZ. SELL
q " (QSTFR. IRA " GREGORY.
GILBERT OAhlEl, Il MORGAN.
FKFD DF PFYSTER ROYAL q WILLARD,
EDGAR HYATE CHARLES SPEAR
ISAAC HENDRICKS EDMUND GRIFFIN,
JAMES WORTH
DISSOLUTION.-The undersigned copartBefs here
IL ore doiss under firms o. ADAMS
STURGES NtE.Yoik w SIJR6ES I Co, SewArk Ohio, AID
WILLIAM STUROkS Z6nesy lie. oi his day dissolved BY
sseh heiug July authorized The o. lie ir
M hcuSsroa -Nsx-YeFA Jay |, 1855 J. l. adams
WH sTUR5Es
A W. GRAHAM
SOTICg-rAs bcsness heretofore aJe Ns~Yok 81 ADAMs
L STU2GEs snd Zzresyils, Ohio. BY WILLlAI STCESkS
continued BY the gIdeTssosG sh0 have this ds formed
OpanersY the OF uAnsetus Gcuers Comuissi
and BANKING Business the and arms Of ADAMS
BUCklHGHANS No IS SoutSst- New fJrk T. BUCKINGHAM
Co, zsnesviIs oh.o-Hs~- York JAY !, lsS
JOHN BUCKINGHAM,
l. BUCKINGHAM.
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Sales or anrIien

A. ~ mEKwIs, kuctione-r
QY BANGS BROTHER il Co-Irahe Sales Rooms
Brcv1is SiwYorr F.LL TR.ns sLsBeo.. an s',sonsry
n ready sr estr . tsn 70 The tr.a.
ASTsosY.5 BLsLeSss AgerOqssr
4 ARGE and PcRtMPIOb1 SALE OF about loJ
IL Desisbe Los Of Ground susts il tn. b-sglS viaze Of
l5Les sot 70 miles from the CITY y SeS Is Or - ban" o.
On WEDNESDAY II 1888 IN, at the Merchants. e.
eh.l.s The follow pI eo'es property M 49,, ,.,,,, I'll,
.ss Yober, the Hudon RIVER and the Had
Clinton Assn. ws.hnston Jae.on Aer,rn ana B,,9t3r.t.
Also Wsshburton and Locust Avenues and on Bell as
roe6 b beautiful properly - s.s.' Of II. H'i 49,
place so very .t,.nbo., suduE ard the mi Of
.hoos ,sdeH,' churches stores hotels and ie ''as resi-
II. sbov. :, a vnyins on Is feet foa' TO
he sc1e ne The bsufal pieces Of properly ths h.
sew e uS bout Is niles and
tsye By rosd maze, it very desirable f'I ms1.. 30. .: S o
tuniy to ruie's' me esse nis IN. p9pery s2a ne n
Hsd. cannot ,urps.sd IN. from the city
r , iss ss: s sf'.n ,Ia d. d ss og.
sn' eouIiiJ resdeoee Or fo' toe nee1's % Eo- M
males ESQ very safe AMI Pr'a@lie - ~
q. ms will ;. liberal the purchaser 70 Hh2.r.i5e gs.
and more u PARTICULAR apply the AucCaee N7 Bfoaas $50
AfrsRT II NicoLAY. Aaenoneer
DEREMPIORY SALE of ABOUT
BEAUTIFUL Ans Tca sSc e s'rILDIso LOTS
FORT HhM1LToy,
ALBERT H YIcoLaY viii .sli Ga wEpSzsDAY, Aass1'; II
1888 ? O'Clock P NJ, the ground, sbou 80 beautiful Hd
oboce Wills Sites susied At the roma 10; 7s Of F
Hamilton.
These Villa sites Is feet ard octs n T9und
avir a. 4pdid and Panoramic Of the AIrc Oa New
Yos BGy leland &c which caano; b
t...,c = Dif 81 tine City o. fsw-10rs-
al opened and olp st-si srd 70
.rrrse viii AIRED and beaug the ol1t per-
Il atsrt ry j. sahh,hed heh VT tls s,-s
from brookyn VII render 'ofa ia All
ton ea.ily accessible 81 could - cesrei
III c-s Brooklyn opened snd hei1 full srsdei 70
Houe crossing TIL. pr'Per-y wheh .sod: IN =. de-
lsh de thereto IN tie pace Of about " unaies Sem
Pier North River 10 ADJ II 4
,rd1 a and 81, dsily aso the keypou boats
o the foot Of Chamhers NJ and O'Clock p IL sso, sta
from South Brooklyn.
ars portion the purchase rsn-a 'u bod ard 90 r.
the tie l-sl n.i~ o. WIG
limited abstract Al he furnshed sris 20 ever par la'-r
Shoud it rsin Wedndly. August H. TIE .ss vii not take
80, MN The lr.i the hour AID pse rrsl-
d..nr attending will be furnished ~ sea mos -t-s
B fee Of charge.
For mays and full particulars, appy z,
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prrnn Cleaners, Gr.

l. IAN hANA l>tV WIN DIST ~ 4
III ana sssAat clipper hiO SWEEP siAe- at'ial
large portion q h-r eAIso A.y % board AID engaged -A n,'
or rs..As. ,ggIy ssa per 70 s0sh Rive
srto CHAMBERS HEIsER No ) Brds-st
NEW-YOBK and CALIFORNIA STEAMER LINE,
-, n Tsrals IL ae1sse Il he Nal 6s Lac DR..
S. I1si l1.ls 81 TE ' si G as gs
ION p, E SI RI :. 9 ' A., ~ S w. = iS a. - ~
ys; siF a., Bat s Me. of S nd
TrsTO1icr These s,esEs .ss sassfeee II te Se.A.foo
" cH1ass S sts9.s1 Z. s;' t'B a, %
C'Ok CALI ORNlA.- Independent Oppostlou leo,
.Is9Es Tf's e's ss. 5 . n me me. ns- , -. .P .TI 80
FANKEE BLADE, - 70 oe 1z.hee with saeAI
sr,t % sst..p vi b ai.pessd 5 Asp-v.l q sAruR
DAi h Of Aoss' rsfsy :, r ~ s g 1osn., ia III s
Mis- s1d,r Which vii al =rsdAteJ the Asrv. Of "a
he sesnuiP. forming tn. line hIs .' N 4. roec;, <,e
r nd r. for sped I'd vert.oa Every
= usde tn f.t Of ne oeers ana owners 70 81 le '
., n. travelling pufic - be hcpcc tss ca erlai VI
spd then isrt sna .tTaas. 70 7aoa,s ~; "a. SssFa'
t.ehed 70 sser er-er and resns free Of aAFse Fo
FREIGHT OF r'a'i' 'PPP e Mills. As.rt No 81 co1r-,-.t<
T. s MAIL LINE for CALlFORNIA-UNITED
\ .sTATEs MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, connsennt via
s f;5s M 81
eTWoRLEANs, sailing oeoes, NJ from foot Of N.r-'ns-
IT, s N.Y. ~ Stem s..'1p y. osn' s; stfe '''
7. GE9qSGA 6 c:P A H;.s.' AssS.' au,us
.on-crsa he P.ehe s,i stesnip COuFssJ,
m. GEORGIA with the CALIFORNIA Capt R L. Whining
We ILLINOIS with the GOLDEN GATE {. c PHterson, U.S.
RATE. % .0piesioo st so III W-~st- % { 4 whey
EFW.yOHh, BANANA AND NEW-OhLtASs LINE;
August - ChE-CNNT CITY, CspS -
august n, CHEROKEE, Cspt Baxter.
PreiEht he tomrsnys ot-. No -
west corner o. Warren where additional no- niso7 BE-
OBTAINED .ppcsuon person BY letter 20 " D. ROBERTS
LOk LIYEkPOOL-United States Mail Steamship
i ARCTIC Capt J. Luce-Ths steamship vii depart WITH the
L : Mai. for Esr,re positively SATURDAY, Aug o - /.
y
For p.ase. having uneisd accommodates for ee-
sN'e ~ EDWARD COLLINS Co. No IS w,nss.
P.s-ussrs re REQUESTED a. b. 90 hosrd At llf VI
~ sp Ratio Wi uce-ei t- Axe ItC 81 - ,-2t
LOk LINEKlOOI--PAIRlOI TIC LINE-Ine Geg
srd splerGid packet ship ORIENT Capt O. ; Ill., haze
ph for the above port FOR freight or PA.is Vns
or h sPOFPORD TILFsTOS 60, q. Bro4l~lv shipper.
e ciiuy requested hand he ceaance calling rther
bis Of lsdirs
TOR BERMUDA and st. THOMAS.-The steamer
sERLIS Capt Consn, vii lesve for the abv lila de Ga
Wtdns sdfy. sept 7
Pssssae 10
10 St Thomas -
For Pssssse apply 70 = 'bNAhp' =" D'"lhk ''-sn'
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIl A-Semi-W Week
j " L Mail Lne--The fav5nte and fa-t .-sn-r
sOUTfFRNER EHAn Commander viii leave pier NJ T.
on WEDNESDAY. Auz II. - : o'clock p VI precise +
.shi apply board where ell bills Of laoas viii be '-d s1d
~ sPOFFORD, rILEsTOS ( c., No n Brosl~ay.
IIeresf.r n or, " l. Semi Weekly Lice.
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TITS HEREBY ORDFRED-That all the Creditors

ofJOBE H. GOTTEEK sn Insogelt D.s'9f BE- l 5fs ssa
cue II as thsy have tsior me On ee t,l GAY % 90 IN
$50 A. Do cfcs ia The forenoon LL,uDei, 10 -
II To- 3, n Ner-Yok why sssSnent Of ne ga ,srss
,os be made I'D he discharged f. ~ le,'
80 he toy siors Of q statute 9i ihs i,is o fsss
~ NJ t's feis .. . = -. II q CIR 1sJ
,kDMuND J. FOAiH'' N''''-'' .,..,.SeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

- ROAD-EXTESslON AVON SPRINGS and CALEDO.
cypress Coming IS p NJ orinnedaey
lie o The Day Express from Nefork and anVes 4 Avon
81 Returning Avon u a n and connects
he Day Express Eat wlh NEWTON about 10
Pm
M Trans Corning a. NJ snd arrives Avon ~ 20 a.
ReturLnE e4yes Avon a y P NJ connecting slt the Wight
Errre-s ach srlv.s - Nev-iosk about 10 4 81
Ts Reed the broad and dveynE rom the NeYot
Ec Rzad directly % Avon the uOst tOrae
81 sNpedito ioute freu SeF-fork 70 that place.
Thr,ush tickets from York 20 FLOOD W-ysnd Co1els I'D
procured the Newf 1rk and Ene Railroad Olc Got
Of either Il tn shove FAMED stations % NeE York
J. A. RGDFiELD sIprfinteudeni
supedneoderrs Office Buffalo Corning and Ne~ YORK RFosd
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THE NLW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
sIATFs MAIL. sTEAllERsThs Ship. eompo.ns dis ne
PACIFIC, Cspt. Nys.
RALTTC. Can't COrnHOcl

STATS NAIL sTEAhsFSIhs shPs eompons Us ne 20
a. following.
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC Capt Sys
ARCTIC Gspt Luce BALTIC Capt Comroos
ADRiAriC Capt Grafton.
iosernnss
taken their cnsinci0n
nj. Fn.te. speed snd their accommodation
p-snse unequ-rd M elegance and comfort Pncs o
,s EsvYos Liverpool 10 hrsfciss- cabin 49, 10 second
$50 from Liverpool
l. NevYors I'D A. experienced attached ssss
mp No bert secured until pad
~ "A .
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MOkROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER


III WY STEEL AND IRON COMPANY ORR flT sale. in any
quany quality OF Magnetic Ore suitable FOR the manui
Mnes
Hsrlsm Mohasen adjoining the R>ud Bridge Ap
ply II the 0fee, No 10 Deyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

County Nsw-Yort notice i hes6y sgsl % Al pe,..
.ec AID pressnt the With vouchers t9ef59 s.
IN ti~ offcs o. Ba.e.,ier lane Attorneys % - -
C.v OF Ne~-Tofk on before the tTenJnfa cay ~ ''N
next-Dsted nsNYok, hs tesny-hr,t ea{ o. ilsJ
my.9 iaWtmd 5AhAh pioD0 nam fN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

20 convey OF
Gry thAs Hskhs Line With
All peIsors ord trusting tnis Of the
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A. n. MELVIN, Aueroneer
OY BANGS. BROTHER Il Co.-Irafe Sales Rooms
- No IS Psrk-ro~
BrGuLAR SfwYoEE Fail TR.nE s.Ls!boon an s'''ner
r.ct MONDAY MOANIN ,, sept 8 Il
N h
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rrLAM BETMEEN NEw.YORK ani GLASGOW
krply NcslsON' MOB branNsJ
T,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

Fp0M NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL
Sscord Cabin Posse. ~
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
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n
- stobe NewRocher Cove OyseI Bay Loyds Docs Cod
som. NouhporScauer NORNALk viii leave Fulton lar
se sip daily su days ,ScePtt for States Doc WhHs
keVRoctele Huntington, Oyster Bay md Oh MondJ
Wednesdays and Fndays tor Cod scnnE On IneAys nnrsa'
Saturdays NORTH returning D " -
ROTOR dali l-urisys md me q tp hun
iay. e1cpted FULTON Narsst sip q NJ for White
done sod Cove A. for Wbesone Glen Cove, o. q
Rosyn neIt mJnS II sAA Pleasure 'stes
uOferste terms
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CTONINGTON LINE, for BOSTON, PR

- NewJsrsey NeVhlnp'on only 10 miles BY 'sE over
road ard sitter July cave daily a VI sd
By RID AZ Mi, ron Pier No Ncrn Ayst theme
Fare through = ~ Ihouz
y hours pr tcsef. sppJ HOPES EKgr-s. Office No. y
Broadway, beard hOPE Express in
ii I h. line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

ERUIT.-New, wholesale FOREIGN FRUIT
Il Houss-C ard Country merchants will md Z. Their interest
A.sIey ion Force Pump foT steamers deep
well
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MEDIATE LA~Ol>G>-In- sp'-neit sr-.-,.-. -.
RIGA colt NBiA ~n i-.v- f-f q 49,. y ~
sftsri ociocs r-ctss ~n Sts-e- $780,
md afs FL 80 rsserf- Hsl-s.< - az
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gtaal Eorires.

y i II !.
4 c.ra+v .f b. esfhf 90
-, J0HS wAi-H Cy n ~ fat. c-rymta e.
fh@s tho rbFflr - eJ
W. 70 s9fs e. fsly ID, NJ
he erfh ~ htfh bl
q v D. f-rl'f
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wheelslshi. ship buders cabinet msher Sc Nos IS and
opposite Conss wharf Tough Jersey
osl An and ckory Pnue OAK White wood Maple SC
Also Carl Rooms eeoss sg0k~s Hubs Wagon Poles Bent
shaNs &c Bills Of Timber eui 60 order ship
eealt With on liberal terms JAaNlS Jph NSON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-25
The Gallant Capt. Ingraham.

ENGLISH OPINION IN THE KoSZTA AFFAIR.
of the gallant conduct of Capt. Ingraham,
the English papers speak in lavish terms OF
praise. The London Morning Advertiser
says g. ~
''The mother may learn profitable lessons
from the daughter. Young America sets ex-
amples to Old England, which it were well to
initiate. The United States, though in their
infancy as compared with the nations of Eu-
rope, not only possess greater vigor than any
other country under the sun; but, having the
giants strength, the Republic knows how to
WELD it for her own interests and her own
honor. America is no craven country. She
has courage, and she knows when and how TO
display it. No power will insult her with
impunity. She has not only quick percep-
ton Of what is an affront. but she loses not
moment in resenting it.
We have just had a proof of the power and
pluck of America, which has astounded the
Courts Of Europe; and which being afforded
at this particular moment, ought to make this
country hide its head for very shame at the
contrast which us conduct, when insuted by
the Gar, exhibits to the world. The incidents
of the Smyrna affair are few, and soon told"
After detailing the facts, the Advertiser
adds =
g The result of Captain Ingrahams inter-
ference was, that the Magyar exile was COM
mitted to the car of the French Consul until
the views of the American Ambassador at Con-
stantinople should be known on the subject
The latter did not hesitate moment as to the
course which he ought to adopt. He instantly
dispatched Instructions to the American Con
sui at SMYRNA to demand the immediate lber-
alton of koszta, and to instruct the American
commander, if the prisoner were not restored
his freedom within four hours, to blow up,
with all on board, the Austrian brig by whose
commander he had been seized The necessi-
'ty of this extreme step had been, however, SUI
perceded by the previous surrender of the Hun
garlan to the French Consul, until the pleasure
Oh the higher authorities could be Known
The same paper comments upon this action,
Gnu contrasts 1T with that of its own country:
now striking the contrast-and to every
~ a rns1u man now mortifying-between Amer
I'D anu 1hls country! Who has forgotten. or
y'oi WI forget, the indicsion the hesitation
tne poltroonery which Lord Malmesbnru AL
played In the Mather case at FIoran1oo 1-'
There is not a. true-hearted subject &c o.
Victoria whose cheek does not cr;,,s,s
shame, and whose breast does not bprn WI, VII
Indignation while he reflects on that most Az liz
graceful business"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-25
Northern Pacific Exploring Party.

The last accounts from Gov. Stevens repre-
sent the exploration as progressing finely
The party have crossed the Yellow Stone,
and are now in the country of the Black
feet Indians No trouble with this tribe,
though warlike, and said to number 10, 900
warriors, is apprehended, as Gov. Stevens has
been furnished by the administration with ev-
cry facility for cultivating amicable relations
with them, by treating with them, making
them presents, &C. Besides, the party num-
bers ninety-eight able, well appointed men,
The report in some of the papers that the par
ty is likely to suffer from lack of provisions,
is unfounded. Up to July 4, they had not
been in the region of game, and so were with
out meat. But at that date they were within
one days journey of immense herds of buffalo.
Hunters consider buffalo meat superior to any
other kind, and the party are undoubtedly
now luxuriating with an abundance of it
This is the only want the party had expert
enced up to July 4. Strange as it may APP
pear, the hunters and trappers familiar with
the northwest report that the SHOWS are never
deep upon the Rocky Mountains, or even in
the passes at or about the latitude of the Co
lumbia River. Gov Stevens party, there
fore, have no cause for apprehension on this
score .rs.-f, --.-. .s-r rTEte
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-25

FIENDISH OUTRAGE.-A most 6endsh out
rage was perpetrated at Chicago, near the res
idence of Mr.. Elston, one day last week. The
Press says-That party Of boys, ranging
from thirteen to eighteen years of age, were
IN the habit of repairing almost daily to the
vicinity of Mr.. Elston's residence, where they
engage in bathing and in compelling or induc-
ing the smaller boys to rob the neighboring
gardens of vegetables and fruit. On Tuesday
these young ruffians took little boy with
them, son of Mr.. Lutz, aged about ten years,
whom they tried to compel to enter Mr.. Els
tons garden to steal fruit This the little fell
low refused to do. They first tried threats,
and and afterwards proceeded to plunge him
into the river, expecting that he would over
come his repugnance to stealing. The brave
little boy, we are told, refused as long as he
could speak, imploring them at the same time
not to drown him. But the heartless wretches
persisted until life was extinct, and then ran
away, leaving his body in the river. All
Tuesday night his agonized parents and few
friends were searching the river for him. Fri
day morning they found him floating in the
river, near the place of his murder We have
seldom known of a more heart-rending or fend-
ish circumstance.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-25

UNBuRIED DEAD IN New YoRK.-The
Board Of ten Governors Of the New York
Aims House held meeting on Tuesday. when
some extraordinary facts were elected. A
resident in the dead house appeared before the
Board and complained of the stencil arising
from that receptacle for the dead. We quote
from the report -
6 Mfr. Fitch, Warden Of the Aims House,
said that it was impossible to remove the bod
les oftener, as they have to wait sometimes
TWO days for the Doctors and Coroner's certif-
=. .ca,es. Yesterday they had SO bodies removed
d A. ARDS Island. There were over hun
49,, ~ the dead house, and two loads was as
--l' as they could take away,
L., oc To ~ was read from the War
The st.,a = Hospital, calling attention to
III MOD" Me dead house. During Sunday
;as avnoaa1 mere We're as many as fifty bod
ios oAPoseu n and about the place The
mus oon.dine1 only about half that number
nv s.e ot.'e e nan We're exposed to view
nc iilonu9 ~ many Of the deceased, and stran-
gers came y LOOK iOr missing friends. The
men were required to be continually poor;ng
the bodies. Bursting decompOsiticus cf hT.
man bodies, half-coffined, spread over the floor
OF the house an inch thick; while outside hod-
les were piled up six or seven high, whence
flowed stream Of pestilential pntriditv thai
SO filled the surrounding atmosphere. NJ n
sicken many within its influence. A SIGHT
more revolving, or stencil more sickeniH0.
could scarcely be imagined. To add to the
confusion, they could not get collins for the
dead bodies, and some are yet remaining uncOf-
fined, awaiting the coroners. Imagine place
about ten feet square, as the only receptacle
for the dead Of this immense city, in sick
ly times like the past week and thinE
whether such deplorable state Of things ougA
to be allowed to continue to the great DANCE
of the great danger of the people, and to tn,
city Of New York"
This is a fair rival to the state Of affairs a
New Orleans.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-25

LISBON. Agreeable to previous notice,
given by the Town Committee, the Democrat
ic Republicans of Lisbon met at the Town
House in said town, on the Goth inst; and
after due organization made choice of A. ].
West, Esq, as Chairman, and Seth P. eros
man, Secretary.
Chose Hon. James Booker and Nathan L.
Shea, delegates to attend the Democratic
County Convention, to be holden at Wiscasset
on the Oath inst, to nominate County officers
to be supported at the ensuing election. Also
chose Geo. Plummer and Edward Plummer,
substitutes. A. j. WEST, Chairman.
S. P. CRosMAN, Secretary.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-25
European Affairs.

The latest foreign intelligence looks more
like war; 1t is evident Russia is making prep
arations for something more than the mere
show Of power. All the while the car lie en-
iertaining propositions for settlement Of the
Turkish difficulty, he is forming immense ar
mics, equipping bis fleets, and making such
gigantic demonstrations of military strength, as
TO totally Precladei the idea that il is all for eff
feet. Nicholas is getting ready for action.-
letter from Copenhagen, July Both says:
g The czar has just ordered the Baltic fleet
TO be equipped, aud to go to sea Immediately.
Ibis feet consists ofabout 20 ships Of the line
and Is frigates. One. division IS already able
to obey The order, aud the rest will follow
without loss of lime. II is only a few days
since the emperor inspected the fleet in CTon-
stadt, which formed intwo lines Sin the first,
two large ships ofthe line, and in the second,
twelve frigaiss and corveliesswo briggs, and
seven large steamers. On this occasion he was
saluted by the Danish war steamer HolgeT
Danske, which had just arrived with an Espin-
got battery, present from Denmark. On the
10Th the steamers towed out the liners, and
Inc Whole fleet put to sea, the steamers anG
four small frigates returning TO the inner roads.
have already informed you Of the camp of
10000 men forming in Finland--ihat invalua-
BILE Swedish protestant duchy which England
allowed Russia TO surprise and seize, and which
has since been governed contrary TO the condi-
tions soleInnly sworn TO- Everything, there
fore, clearly shows that Russia never intended
to come to any agreement that she intends to
keep the Danubian provinces; and that she is
only gaining time by cloud of Diplomacy
She is all the while feeding her army of occu-
patton at the expense of her dear ally; and is
quietly running, financially and commercially,
both Turkey herself, and all the other powers,
who are proceeding, instead of ighing.''
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-25

The ADVANTAGE OF SCIENCE uHave we
wing party among us,'' has heen a. 20 -
peated and perplexing question l,taIr e.;
fence has not as IN the saltpetre question,
knocked UNDER IN this case, but has fur
nished an answer to the question, through a
wing paper in Connecticut, as follows
1--WE unhesitatingly answer this, for Il !.
an established fact in science that nothing i
lost The man may die, be buried, and rot
the tree may be cut down, buried, and all that
remains to view and touch be compressed into
a half measure-yet, Notwithstanding this
not particle Of matter which formed the maj
or tree is lost. So with the wing party. No
body can see it, it isn't felt, and nobody cal
tell ,ohere IL has been scattered to; vet we ar
assured by science that it still exists 1t i
Justice, to add, however, that If it l0ere not fo
science tce should hare oar doubts about the mat
ter"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-25

KENNEBEc. At the Democratic County
Convention for Kennebec County, holden at
Augusta on Wednesday of last week, Eben'r
Shaw of China, was nominated for County
Treasurer, ]. III. Drummond, of Waterville,
for Clerk of Courts, and Benz. Wales, of Hal
lowell, for County Commissioner. Resolu-
tions were passed in favor of the national ad-
ministration and the regularly nominated can
didate for the office of Governor
At the Senatorial Convention held the same
day, the ticket of last year was renominated,
viz:-For Senators, III. P. Jersey of Read
field, J. E. Dunn Of Waterville, and F. T.
Lalley of Gardiner.