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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

MELANCHOLY TALE.-The Chicago Tribune informs
US that five unknown persons who buried as SUCH
killed by the collision last April at the junction of the
Illinois Central and Northern Indiana roads, family
by the name Of Kellogg moving from the State of New
York to Minnesota. They man, his wife, and three
lads An infant taken unhur from among the ruins it
has been ascertained belonged the family
The two elder sons with grown up daughter living
in Minnesota They have been to Illinois, and have
visited the graves Of the family that killed when on
their way join them and have taken their little sister
away with them. This is a sad tale
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

The BRITIsH ARCTIC ExPEDITIoN.-The Phoenix and
Diligence were spoken the 10Th june Off Cape Fare
well by the Desperate which had arrived at Sheerness
from the Arctic Expedition. The squadron had
tered large masses Of floating ice. There number
Of whales seen all of which old fish, and extremely
large The screw steam,vessels proved most decidedly
advantageous in making their way through the loose
floating ice the body Of the ship clearing for the
full and free action of the rewpropeer while the
floats Of the paddle-wheels constantly requiring
the stopping Of the engine to replace defective floats
unable to contend with the heavy Of floating ice
alongside -English paper.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

MARTINS "LAsT JUDoMESr."-A large painting has
lately been completed by the industrious John Martin
which scertany Of the bodest tasks undertaken
by artist The subject and design is thus described
by the London Observer 1t will be that the writer
expresses opinion in regard to the merit Of the work.
which from the vastness Of the outline hardly be
successful
The subject is the Last Judgment, and the work may
be said TO be divided practically least into compart
ments. In the upper division is the judgment seat and
Him that sat it, and around throne
twenty elders and hierarchy of Heaven Family appearing
lmable space the Unreasonable celestial city and the
plans OF Heaven, with the rivers Of bliss the whole
SHINING IN the luminous atmosphere emanang from the
supreme The angels who have sounded the Last trumpet to
the four quarters Of the stand at each corner of the
throne OF Christ The Book Of Life has been opened and the
quick and the dead being judged according their works
Inc aYenng angel hurs the bolts Of Heaven upon the
demned On the left Of the throne stands the angel whose
crossed book contains the record Of the actions Of those who
nave rejected the waters CT salvation upon whom judgment
mas passed. and the right Of the throne stands angel
with an open book from which he reads record Of the
tons OF the just who being judged from the Book Life
beEcah, on the earth, the darkened and the moon
gives no" her ght the mountains rocks fall and hide
kings OF earth and the great men, and the rich men, and
oonuan ana the freeman from the face Of him that sit
On tne throne way with its hideous engines and vain
trophies, mammon avae, uury worldly pride pomp by-
p0crsy pretended religion false sanctty false humility and
al SIMS hvcrse TO Christian doctrines await destruction
some are overwhelmed by the earthquake and swept down
the abyss into the bottomess pit gone down to hell with
weapons q war some crushed by the falling mountains
blasted by the hghnings and others abandoned to grief
horror and despair at their eternal doom the earth il rcm
bling toerng erumbng sinking, universal ruin to utter
annhilation and beholda new heaven and now earth
wnen inc nrst heaven and tho first earth are passed away
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN New YoRK.-On Tuesday af-
ternoon large steamboer in the extensive foundry of
John H. Pratt, in Attorney street. suddenly collapsed
blowing the rear wall and the roof Of the building into
Ridge street. besides fghtfuy scaldng four Of the en-
poyes in the establishment and fracturng the skull Of
grocer who was sitting upon his front stoop in Ridge
street The names of the injured are Thomas Ser
vice, David Barry, VIM Cronnard, G. Barry and Thomas
riley oil OF whom are in dangerous condition Large
fragments OF the boiler fell upon the roofs of several
houses in the vicinity and also shattered number of
doors and windows The cause of the accident was
want of water
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

The Missouri Legislature has ordered the erection of
monument to the memory of Senator LEWIS F. LINN 1t
to be eighty feet in height and eighteen feet in the
base, built of St Genevieve MARBLE and will be finished
about the middle of October The site is about one mile
above St Louis, at place called Little Rock on high
bluff one hundred and fifty feet above the bed of the
river in little knoll of trees and is visible for thirty
miles around The vault is to be blasted out ofthe solid
rock and quarter Of viii be handsomely encos-
ed by marble columns and chain fence.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

BAD SrELLNe.-A gentleman wrote Dr. Francis the fol-
lowing note
Dear Doctor: caught cold yesterday and have got
little horse Please write what shall do for them.
49, u, p.
We annex the answer:
Dear P For Che cold take half pound Of butter candy
Fer the little horse buy saddle and bride ~.
Of town the first time VIC have pleasant weather
Yours DIR FD
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

SHOCKING CAnpHEyE DOUBLE MURDER-A shocking
accident occurred at Clifton Park Saratoga county on
board canal boat at the Willow Spring the evening of
the 4th Of July instant which resulted in the death of
woman named Catharne Odds and her infant child Of about
three months the immediate Of which was the
ploson Of lamp and can of that murderous compound
the act Of pouring it into lamp near lighted match
Albany Journal
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

PHoSoGnApnY.--0ne Of the prominent members Of
the Convention for revising the Constitution Of Massa
chusetts, in speech delivered before that body few
days since upon the basis Of representation had occasion
10 use the following language in reference to Boston
"she has three square miles and $50 acres not including
certain public lands meanug the fats in bay which
gentlemen who have had seats in the Legislature may know
something" Laughter
The reporter by means Of his Photographic notes. ac
tually produced the sentence thus:
She has three square miles containing $50 acres not
Guiding certain places herc preate r;ces eya about
hich ne gentlemen I" the Legislature may know somsthng
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

FATAL MIsTAKE-Two men in Illinois near Lacon
stole bottle Of rum as they supposed they both drank
OF ~ IN sucn haste that its pungency and deadly power
were not discovered until too late to avert the evil 1t
turned out TO be nitric acid procured for the purpose
galvanizing But moment elapsed before they fell to
the EARTH overwhelmed with the most intense and excru-
ciating pain, and death soon ensned
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

SINGULAR EDIroRIAL AcHIEvEMRNT.-Yest the Le-
anderlike achievement of swimming the Niagara and
again recrossng, at short distance below the catarac
was performed by J. " THOMAS Esq, the late Editor
Of the Brooklyn Daily Advertiser.
Niagara Falls Iris JUN 16
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

expenses OF the city Of New York pretty heavy
Inc comptroller has presented his annual budget to the
Board OF Supervisors and IL appears that the for
next year will be nearly Eve millions Of dollars or this
sum- says the Post $3S5000 is devoted to the repairing
and cleaning Of the streets, which are never clean.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

Mrs. BARTON, wife of Waite Barton formerly of St.
Louis came to her death at Quincy Illinois, the 18th
instant On the 9th she fell upon pair of scissors that
were in her pocket at the time and much injured
by their being driven into her side that she survived
lv two DAYS
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

The venerable Judge EsrLL distinguished jurist OF
Virginia. but for the last three years resident of Louis
died at his hospabe mansion at Harrod creek in
Kentucky, on the 18th instant
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

The WEALTH OF New YoRK.-The late assessment Of
property in the city Of New York presents striking view
Of the progress of that city in wealth for single year. The
show that the assessed value of real and per-
~n~al nst~tn ha fhroo anaT ft~.
SoA-s..
one millions in 1862 to four hundred and thirteen millions
the present year. being increase Of about sxtytwo
Millions seventeen per cent The increase in per-
sona estate is than twenty per cent While every
Ward in the city has shared less in the general
prosperity the growth of the upper Wards is most
markable that of the nineteenth being little less than
seventy-fve per cent.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

CosT OF RAILROAD TRAsspoRTATroN-We gather n
number of estimates the of transportation ON
railways from the American Railway Times which will
be found interesting. The Times says they were pre-
pared by one Of the most experienced and intelligent
managers, and Hunts Magazine adopts them on this
authorityi
Cost Of Running Passenger Train, h forty passcnger one
hundred Miles,
Locomotive power, ut 20 cents per mile $40
One passenger car, $50 seots) at cents per
One baggage car, at cents per mile, 1.-TWO high ). q
One conductor, 81 per day; brakeman, sl..o... 8
81
Receipts on 40 passengers, at ~ cents per 100
Nett
The cost of train with eighty-two passengers Mt IL
cents per me Is estimated 800 the cost Of one add
tonnl car of So being added the recepts nj 300 20
make the nett profit $78. so.
The cost of train with 40 passengers Is the same
with the addition OF one at So making 8l the re-
ceipts at one cent per mile making the nett profit $780,
The Times adds: "A large engine will draw on INV
road not exceeding forty feet grade one hundred tons
In addition to the and MS fourteen with
their baggage are usually estimated to be tom full
train OF cars, with two hundred and forty
amounts to only seventeen TONS The difference in fuel
required to draw three cars is so small as not to
be susceptible of calculation
THAT freight also be carried cheap on great tho
roughfares, where there is plenty of it. has already
demonstrated The Reading road carries coal one hum
dred miles for dollar per ton although the cars go
back empty. The Baltimore and Ohio road have also
contracted to carry coal hundred miles for dol
lars per ton"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23

contemporary says it don't believe n the water cure
and gives as reason: " There is Mr. fnaming noted
political editor he has been lying in his damp sheet foy
twenty years, and he's worse than eyern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
xrv.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, sEpIFHBER 10, 1853

~ la.h t.,l Louise Lindsay Ma;suEas srEs' NsrsA5n CO,
prstru FCrrs. Stare S0Eers CO. es1. Narcn lo- ~
" Nic- Le-s DO Ssrey BshoP Kelly, ChsrssoSS ySlaat
tr W.--ror Rhois Bueish sharp. Charcsen' X non
-, t;--@r Posrf j. te1 T. Nhss Goirs7 Ntn-aeSet y
-- R-ct.d P-rviasncs = { h0-tra Gcriv hcla '1d 49,
.rsed C.rk SevHavrni r. G. Wider Can scssoa' LAKE,
Cs-rtgk Wrrrhsn 49,, ,,..-.A nan.
90. r-ars Csssoia Nlssssss Nswi.s 50 ~. % -,
80 por ers Fcfcl sCl-s " B. Dirlr< EaSer na-li
Hrcklsv Harvey james Rivers Jeroerral Hlr1r >g,LN
Aim T. G-nif Philadelphia J. Dknson " iileiis -
-hia "a FhNro Has P1iaaelrha. E.ulirt ete
s9or. O-eroa F0Flsr. NcYc-k. Chsre Rhot or y
Vrrt S.rf lf-,rr Joh1 " Parker Mts11 Albany "a
hrl aioi Of sad for Lineonvnle scar Christina "ie
A h-rv. s'rcr Blckstcur. Rsynol = Nev--lFk
ST GFORSF-A-r -2h scss ChrcncrleleI, tt7s ~ .la A.
~ Iorg Rcsca sd ,h sch-s Oroa Citrk Ncfio-Ai -l
SACO-arr "A sehrs Kores Smith, PhsAelrha Sh $3.50,
Hoson Lar-.s.ne ari Lacy. do Tiger feke E-A P-'A
L.bcrtv. Orrv. BaifncTc. -. -.
q Afrca ,,,- IL.
WILMINGTON. y c. Ssnt AR schr Hear la Efl..A'
Charleston. Oh sclr Mary lsAheA ss1nasr No' % %
Grow ell fer Ios-c1 - -.. IT..
r Nd Pickup Robinson Ph1ieiphie; oh eris ins Holmes
ITss itth chr q. g. Pa-s ey. Fansder NeE.l0rk
WEXFORD 10 1T schr Ottoman ClAli - Jona y .
WARREN sept AR se5r Oril,' NasIc"- 5anSos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
spoken, sc.

sept lon g. y W ship PLsnihOPt from NswYOrE
ioT Quebec.
AniiIuA-wished 20 be reported
Aug "a 81 Ion IS $ brs Elizabeth from Bangor for West
sspt Ia; = Ion IS IS bark Morgan DE- io Baltimore m
RIO &c Jtnciro
(Sopt. - for SAP fEAnc .sco.
SEPT s AT 81 IS lon "A bssk Francs seeor New-Yors for
sepi Ia 81 lon p brig ASSy Jones from Boston
JuDs L. oa % q ship InO Piaue Sew-Ysrk M,y
10. san frsEc!sco.
Jaae u al q hig Nss'o Seksssaa from caiao s
Hampton Eoeds
Jurc4 81 = len IS n W ship EeHpse Haast1n from
York April lc. foT fran-sca
A6s Farrsoies Z p aes ship Golasg Slie Ia san Fan
cisco Tor >h1ugfsL
AZ 81 la o s. ion g. 10 sp Fesrss' Msrsoa hsues f sen
fTancsCo
scr o. Cape Foa lars oabs.A Raven Cahesos Tor
phildeipha
81. Csrss Eas s. .s Vas sez ea-sr Bs issai New
~ lar iiNetnoe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
Arrived.

PskeishP Eapse STATE Rssse Liverpool Sds' ss sal CO
passengers d A A Kinrssnd-
SHIP Arsd (BI DAYS mdss and 5i
Bncay Livingston H. a q A. on - = n sale from
the wssiV ard lo-; main Top eslsni-rsst
sAiP HOPE Goodwin of PtssEosh hsvs y lays
ines and 81 passenger w Nelson son On Monday ne nIns
sept e he towing up the owes BAY krs, Y Nan pa sse
suSie Germany sed &. years killed by ne to"A"se
The
Sip usehlsnd ia Haaker Hanburs IS ia - HSise '0a
% PasssnScrs % I. Beck 4 kunhhsgdf.
slip Elyra Owen tn Bah Hare a = AZ ~
pa seneeis 10 W Mhitock Jr Aug - lat > a. 'a p Neans4
san - WIN s Ncn'lih q Bah. t1uus 2 . y - -
Ion 81 fsec ship ocrsn See Of Bsih ssrrns ~ =
sieAe hsIs eeFs d snc foI NcaBeae-d dsr o7to o. Az
y A. ~ y On q pss'rt sp James Ne8nih OF NsfyNork W
LswPoo Tor Ne-foak A - % h hezl frcuass. 20
up mas apa Etin e vel r-eied
trcf. Avg passed hr teofc Iues.
iae Henks a. - 81 ioa 81 "A yote 49, Willow WI-. Of
~ 90 hai iaAcn lofc So
Slip Peier ilurrk Ro,swea ,rtwfr7 A-r ris.
ccEs 20 Z ID tagituf Co Ana gls NSW
Eas . company , l.- ~ ~. f31-gAli.ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
Rcnorkld hn 1nlgranh.
Markets

NrWORLEASs Sep. Cons sellns here az 6sd1o SHOULD
hrs 7lc Liverpool are quoted ~ ID
Sept Eat Cattle market today LOW BEEF
CAr1LE were Of which $50 sold and co. dyen Els
100 bong Prices realized well ~ 5a On the boot
equal 10 Hoes IN large supply at 20 pa
81 IS
BUFFALO, Monday, September - 1888
Saturday have been a. 1lo~
bushels MnEaT 10 600 bushels CORN iuOo bushels
oars bushels FLOUR rather heavy but notice
ms'eii change prce ss 1900 bb - 81 - 81 for OHIO
Mrban quiet and easier. sales OF Ohio a. 81 p
CORN s not actve prices unchanged 9@O bushels
Csc OATS are dull AZ 5pc freisA-fLoeS
Is d az Toe. WHEAT AZ pc. aud CoSN az leic.
OswEcO. Monday. september y 1855
The receipts hours have been follows tLoy ~
b Wunar bushrs CosS COCO hpshe WarAT has been
milling inquiry sales Of 100 bushels a. 81 . i
Ohio Fr,ghlsFLoUR fbc WHEAT lse CoES loc a., a.,
since las OF FLOUR b'o
WuvAf n bushels. Co.'s ilo00 bushels OATS 1900 bushels
BARLEY bush FLoUR hA been steady but not cye Vl
bls cold a. C2 and mixed Western WHEAT
steady bocO bush - f5a+l q for Genesee
CoRN in fair request bushels sold G6Sc for Wcern
BAILEY lSrto bushels exclaimed hands al Sd 4oc o
fol irowci OAIs from 81 &c sale o. Pr
MHskYai@
NEwORLEANS Sept sCorroS-Sales Yesterday oa bales o. the
new crop fo good middng FLOUR has advanced 10 - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

Arg e. uaol A.. - >o.iA Mas ss exc - Paine We
O..
&c ron Grx ~escni ArE p Robert Pr'nes Calr
ID g blisfol Alg - Cheshire. kch Ner-lork.
Ar a falulo1fh H. - Casfare.lt DCkv Trufld IA
An=- MsEsuEss Lola0u
o. DariuoU-i tbou- iE- >-atesa1. Wst Nss-O
ilT Arfsrsrr
p llsly t'.' Seirs son Brso co. Nsv-Ys-k
Srdrsca >aeck " - Pert
cards tr-. - Acadia. jordan. Havr. Csroua
oloss ilsgrr Co.rali b-aashct Lol-5o sd "a : " G.-rn
Mtor. fru- "a.
Az a. Liverpool s.s d slp Portland o. Mobile
-. IN m "a. es-h Sl-sh Nehsfer. Ses-iofk
A1vtrsgd g. co NisEsrs for Bossa. 81 Ane.
sId Yea eih Jlllh BIZ B1yaea Bo.a u
fasiisrre1- NirGoch ~ Ri rrlc-.slr d VIII fir-ch
< fsl Ice 81 Nev-fe.k IA Afca . H.Ersoa icth
hst-s Psxror ssh ut IzA Nrzsf Dr. "a 5is
% ,l,hs iosrs M11tezaLss De CoaTsys SesEcs Lowell
". . r S-'sCr. C-ssvt- . - -. C.1l-lL-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

PHILADELPHIA sent 11-Anved ship Saranac Dec.n
Liverpool; ship Mermaid Rotufon do br Elcott II rrinan
Pir.oa; Alton Mitchell Nevaven Alex Milken Fairhlven
Com Stewsr Bishop Portland sch n b. Barrow Ciron Bls
ton: BsNard Corn do d. = Merhen SpraEs dOi fhe5e
Chase do r. ean I'VE Cspe Ann Mis. ANY e, I,
smith New-york; g. W. Swain, Townsend, Boron, splendid
frost Portland Fairfield Kelly NewYork Msrarei Ana HIgeu
do. James n Derufy Wrsnore New Bedford ANA C. Baker
smith Providsuce
ClesIed-ship Jaco' Rel Khsm. san Fran'sco bsTk Elk
Hammond hIig Michel Portland Abizal and
Maria spur Boston; schs Mar h. Teal Cnlyesou d :
Mehen Sprrsg Bosom: r. J. scott Bud. New1orki W
Iu6.ay Levi Warren J. H. D. Barrow C0rson Providence
south Shore siearns Sci Conn w Swain lownsend
Prov dence Margaret An II s;OD F. A Hawk
Coth WaHAeet Henry foysou. Eirdge Bost Am Bake
smith smith Bridgeport. Jlnes II Wirsnore. New Bedford
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Ocean SfeaIners.
lN.4RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-Y0RK
Cleared.

Shps-New York. Edwards Charleston g. Bulkey Helveis
Marsh HsVrr Nm. Waiiock. Jr
Barks-S Carlisle Melbourne Crosby Croker Get brOhers
Gooch GTande z Buck Co; He0s (No-w) Reise
Australia C. W Morgan Csi sanford, AsPiuwa W ElWel
Co
Brss-R r. HsskinS Smith Bangor, Thos H. srndi0rd Co
L0usa Wyman NAry's r p Buck Coz Galens kicAars
Boston Wsch Carver; Model low. Nantes Nemth sons Ia
l. fosscti Os.o, Ncn S0as Asye BT BuT.oa Dalhoie
j. h Brsine
sohooners-DArsl Brown nswl Heal Fall River master Eva
tBrA Hutchinson Eleuher c Acksriey T z Cobb Davis Pym
ouih Price Aho Hudson CAarlesfoa ACeady Not
Co Risgold No Norfolk, s.ueeS Chairman Co Elizabeth
KrAasr MasAingon. II. Msihewe Chs-seT, Blsksnn
Richmond Chss X. PierSon. Cabot Nke-suD bosor ester
NickcTson Resins Dickinson CkaIlsstou NCrs Nos
NorthS:ae Horton. Ssvsnnah AcCresdy. Mott Co Geo
likey hnston Nssinh sous zap CAsFnsn
Ne4r Haven ! II Hsvcns
>l.on-Sartlas lffieeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
Philadelphia Markets.
MONDAY. Sent. u

FLouR-sas Flour the amount Of l2Odl5o bbs have
been sde 30 8 3 p Dbl ioI fresh eround Shippers
are quantities but holders seem hn a.
the latter quotations The demand for city consumption steady AZ
former duotaious CoRS MEAL and sales are cone
ouutly limited heard of as hs morning 10 the amount oOO
bis Penuy - 25 Dbl There Is fair awo9ri o. WHEAT
steady Al a4l 30 l. busbe for prime
me- rcd and 81 dSl IS io White RYE worth COO CoRS
IN fair request 1900 bushels Yellow sold a. 35c eoa OATS
arc steady bushels Southern sold AZ &c sALrIhere is
ycrv large Salt hand and sales are very limited va
ouo Ashton II IS sack FsH-Ihere no No MickeEc in
M rke: No. worth m Al 25i No IS large size - DO
small "a and No Is ga 10 % NhskSaes q" JIG IN DON
nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
xo,.-yo,k Cntsle Market.

tv.l p.vew Of sales the NewYork Cattle Market prepared
sspfcsiy Tor The NewYok Tribune by SCION ROBINSON Tor
a. vel ending Monday, sept l., 1883
ussxvr PlaorS-Vppe Balls Head Washington Drove iads
Aleeu proprietor Forty tourihs, between Fourth and
ah a.. 4 The principal market Beeve Neas aud swine
Lower uls II ad browning proprietor snhs near Third sv
,r COWS and sheep OBens sircet for Cove
- I,ix.. and afl occasionally few Beevts
InSon River Head Chamberlain proprietor foot OF Robin
the lludsn River and jersey boats
~, OR Beeves Cows and Calves. Nea and sheep
DYs-M nday the great market day for beeves 81 For
,,tl Thursday also market dav For other stock a. This
markets continue thrugh the week From ooas
A. i.rsest ale. az made on " cdnosday.
me viii show the numbers received Tor the week
sndins today and the number on hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

LAZY FFa1sn Esep, TIL RzPPAhAunock Cassz- % sta
"a -frted Do lltF GuF MLrnerin1 Freemaa Do lh Va
& v..s v, 49, Me- I'd cssaraIo y 81 % wiz
isr-sh cyo. Gis.sgv Z for Pa ,ispha ~: Aary Pl.
- % "a J. N6aiso5sery DAYS % IA. bs Grssor ~
ss Ret M cassiss,ou 5ist ult R < fAse sr,ssiisd i
r.. 80 F.rseid 40 Issh cassa Mecsrty do.
Ley Joan C-Flrs DO oh Chss h9l7es rsoSsy 's =.
r,l sss sefs o MelbO-ne 81 South Carolina II7-
,fR Jssei-o iay = ship B,s.hss vln a barks vs1ry
B,ra Lrfo Do Gypsy Laco.n do Mss-lT IL az Z
n, -, s1 Co. H-SsE {ort IKE and 9thsrs = bs,s Sd
3 5Ha A ! Big i'ssP5 BuTioa E. NsrYs. OK ~ IL
t-t avens Fl.4l.rhii' big C. W Lawrence Flst'E Ne"
- -,O-etec s-r- ST. c,--u--' slaoas 9o-toa 49,
Mr-ria ' be- bark carer Pssaa Ea1or is'7i b''l'
-S1 rs ~ ~ i5-a 1rer- f5- nc Ilssr2 a.4: ia7
Horoaiu July u ship Hamilton keller - FfAneia0 To-
Gallo Joy = Zip Els.s ois god ss7 5'' 5. B, s
r. ro - "a "a S eP I's-l.. 5-ss c5ct 10.
d. a. ocsae- "a Kss EraEssso bag Ps-re- lbsl
iEr) G-,h s.ne.eo. b Errora 'Holl No.s 10. SIS
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The annexed paragraph, from The Ah0~ 1Negr@pa in re
escp TO the Atlantic and Mississippi Railroad we print 70

slow DC impression prevailing a. Alton in regard to the
matter question with the oviso that the Judges are not
very rkoy 10 have allowed their decision 70 become pub
lc b,fre ofieially delivered TLe Teegroph says
ghe opinion of he Supreme Court o. this state, IN the
= roccntly argued before thcm involving the powers
,,s. by The General Assembly for constructing The
Douph Road has not yet been promulgated and probably
vii not be- bo.0re the next session Of the Court As ar
as curative arc concerned, we know nothing whatever o
h. very generally gone out that their decision viii DO
rcgirt he Company judges Treat and Cation being very
ddcd In their alfious Our information is derived from
~ Tho Directors Of that Road who says that there
NO longer any chance Of building the Road without further
Il