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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

" 0TiCE! VISITING CAKDs!.-Tbe
l obscure virginia Card Writer hereby
announces 70 tie public, tina: he is prepared to
write VISITING CARDS in the hiphest style of
arr, and IN manner lar more elegant, than those
engraved specimens can be seen at the Book.
stores OF Messrs Mash d. WoodheGse, Eain street,
and MessEs Harold d. Murray, Bread street. Were
orders may 1e lett.
Cafds furnished and written, per pack of so, 90;
per pack o. 49, ST.
N. B. Leave your orders, and Cards will be fur
nlsoed 81 the shortest notice. NH 26-6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
~ Davesrsrl, AIIss = @.

~ Davespsrf, AIIea = C.
9H09D AND HATS AT AUG.
-, l I10sNs-On WEDNESDAY, 3oth March. ~
M sei e 70 o'clock, Il our suction store $50 $3.50
D1o.s, snoes and Hats fresh and desirable Goods,
IEnns-Uuder 500, cash and e10o ana over
months credit for approved psper.
nh 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

TIC beNt t0uGh NyFuD IN the WOrId.-
DIR. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough whether Consumptive or
proceeding from cold. 1t allays any irritation of the
Lungs and orltes the system against future attacks
In bottles st 50 cents and 81.
All the above Preparations with DR. Roses Medi-
cal Adviser, to persons in sickness and in health be
had ar all the Drug Stores in Richmond Petersburg
Norfolk, and of all respectable dealers Throughout the
State. NH 2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

ga M0sT VALUABLE DWELLINGS,
- ON MAIN STREET FOR SAlE-The sub
scIlDer Is authorized to seii The two lower Tene.
men,s OF that beautiful block Ut buildings on the
south SIDE o. Man street, Opposite tne 81, non,S
house. They have jast been fnishej, in ia. n.,,se
complete modern style, and are m st ces,,sbIv In.
Gated tor private residence. Persons disoosed N
purchase, WIZ please examine the pfsmses
II immediate application is made, tbev will ha
sold below TIT ir value.
nh - w GQnnTg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
~ From the hIcimoud Republican,


fe "a PURCELL, LADD & CO. Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
RS Rheumatism Cured-Fighf y,

KNHttkfHsfIfsH z UF6U- E1Xht fenrs
Standing. Sceptictsm can't stand before the uoa-
de.fat Cures Of Hamptons Vegetable Tincture.
RAIrIMnRr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24
TIE WORLDS FAIR

VIII be closed in December. In connection
with this exhibition we alluded some weeks
asp to the probability that an excursion to
New York might be got up at reduced fare
by Railroad. By inquiry of officers OF
the Road. we learn that II will not be done.
The lines are 50 constantly occupied with
trains. it Is deemed too dangerous an eXpcr-
imrnt to run an excursion train. The rc@u-
lar fare has been somewhat reduced Through
ticket, from st. ,Iohn>bury to New York can
be had for $50. The first train from this
place arrives at NcwYork about the same
DAY: the second about midnight. Passengers
bv the last train can stop at Springfield or at
places below and 90 on in tic morning cX-
press or other trains.
TIE RAIIIoNDs AND TIRE STATE FAIR.
The Railroads performed their part admi-
rally III running 10 AMI from the State Fair,
at half price No accident at all happened
that we have heard Of Thousands were
carried safely over the Roads.
& Almost any amount OF grumbling is
heard on every hand from those who attend
ed the State Fair, on account Of TIC shaving
operations prac;i>cd upon them at Montpcl-
Ter: and. according 70 our experience of one
DAYS attendance, it is with good reason. Ii
is not true, probably. that every enc who
took in" visitors madc outrageous and swim
ding CHARGES, but it Is true of manv-too
many for such an occasion. Sleeping on
floors, or two in single bed. with nothing
Int ordinary table fare. at private house, Il;
80 day was not the entertainment people
exrcctcd,but such they hal, as We can testify
at s.ac places. Two OF three dollars were
charged for trucking two or three hundred
pounds from the depot to the Fair grounds
4 distance of haI: Il mile or a little more
An eXhibitor. for the pa>turagr Of eight,
sheep a couple of days. was bed TO the tun,
Of twcnt! four dollars. Every advantag,
possible W. taken TO gou.c strangers. ant
ii another Fair Is ever holden at Montpelier
ii surely viii not he Necessary tor the Rai.
roads 10 provide r'arv extra cars to accom-
mold;e visitors.
y >t\Nr"E DFAn,-Wc learn that NJ
HoEuo. one o'tlc Senators supposed to lie c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

= R,'v- I, /, Ada,n<, late Of fIavrc.
France. WIS installed pastor OF the Pearl II.
Church. Nashua. y. II. Sep. :.
K The Catholics. >2,> the bishop IL y,
rtnE>. intend 10 rrc~t Il nrw churches IN
Minnesota. the land tor each BENG Already
secured.
r Mcthol~m was introduced into thi>
country IN l.6@. In 1870 il hal I3.lG1
meeting houses; consequently. nearly ) have
been erected each W.. X for II vcar>.
e. Tho baptist Literary and Tlieolo.iral
Institution, removed from New IIan!ton.wa>
opened in Fairfax. VI. AUG. So anil 81. bv
sermons from Rev. Ir. Iir. OF Springfield.
MAJ and E':v- nr. Cali:ro,t. Of Charles
town. Na~>- -hA,lr,.~. :. ,I.. ,.....1p
ID {. EI!v. of Lowell. nE,~~ - -
mon, tGud ha> reached ~3i.co'.
LIZ. OF DE. .Jrp-.'N--Dr Wavland'
Lit;. AMI I.sLor> of DR. .Iu,!>on l. announced
in London The reputation. Of the subject.
and Of the writer at h> Lio-ra; a!y. wi! insure
for it a great sale. The Providence journal
learns that with characteristic cgncro>;tv.
DR. Wavllnd has pro->rntatcd the copyright
to the widow of DIR. .Iui>on and that She has
ALREADY been offered twenty thousand dollars
iar il. hat has been advised 10y her friends
not Ia sell r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24
ST. OHf4S 3 u RY,
SATURDAY. SEPT. -, 1853.

Tu- RlIIEplD NETTING Al THE ZINC
TIux.-tt III" special meeting of Stockhold-
ers ofihc Conn Pas. Rivers Railroad, hold.
ON at White River junction, on Thursday of
l:.>' week, to act upon the question of author
izinr the directors TO issue 500, 900 of stock
with a guaranty OF per cent from Roads be-
low. provided the earnings Of the Road should
come short Of that amount. it was voted unan.
imou<!v 10 confer upon the board the authori
tv TO issue AID stock The Directors of
i;naI> below, intrrc>c cd in extending tn,
p;,s~u,nI>ir to the Line, now have, or have
had the subject Of the guaranty under con
sdcration. Scrcral have acted dcfnitcl,
and t;l,orab.v upon it, and no doubt is enter
tainel, we believe. but the final action of the
Boards of two corporations before whom 'hC
q,:c>iion is still rrnline. will he in the same
wav
The PasSumrsr Directors are constantly
at work in preparing the way for the extern
sion. They find many obstacles to cncoun-
ter, but they are all being gradually removed
and as rapidly as could be expected. Lao
on the proposed :cutc. in some instances, il
j. found has assumed a remarkable HIGH val
uc-alout equal to cit: Iots-vet general,
the conduct of the owners i manly nd in
some cases, generous.
IT, prospect Of an extension is brighton
inc, yet there remains much to be done be-
fore the >,ork of grading can be commenced
The directors desire to be able to put tn,
work under contract. 50 that something ma.
be done the coming winter.
Air Briggs, Ci,ii Engineer, is now uror
the ronte testing the grades at scvcra! point:
considered OF more than ordinary inpor
tancc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24
THE lIIL0U FkJiH.

New Orleans papers Of the It'll INST are
received. Thc total number of deaths during
the week ending on the 10th inst, was SO,
inclullr- i2l hv yellow fever The total
the cpdemr had been 100 by yellow fever,
and by other diseases 100. Strangers are
warned against approaching the city yet. As
the disease is said to require only material to
break forth again with full violence. The
board of health hal published an order re-
Guiring passengers from abroad to be landed
at quarantine at Port Philip.
At Grad Gulf the fever is rarinr with
great severity. half of the residents were
taken down in one week. There was only
one physician in the place. and he complete
" worn ont with lis arduouS duties.
At Port Gibson the fever was more malir-
nant than even at New-OrIenns At Vicks-
burg. $50 cases had occurred n che ,iav. \,
Natch'z and Ei'l9la a small town opposite
the fever was raging violently.
The hi chest mortality at Mobl" was OF
the Sth inst, when Is dcat!'S occurred Or
the following days the fever somewhat sub
sided.
BY telcCr ?hic despatch dat,I New Or
leans, 18th inst. we learn that the il.trrmrnt
of that city Were u. OF which ,. We're fever
deat> while at Mobile on the 18th. ther,
were IS inerments, including 80 from yellow
fever.
In Mobile tie fever continues to prerai
dreaifulIy Nearly all the stores are closed
Business operations are completely prastrat
ell The Battle House has been closed e.
want of servants.
At New ORLEANS, the 10Th, the decline Q:
fever continrc l. but the accounts from ot.icl
places are distressing. At ThIlodeauy Their,
lad been 200 cases and % deaths, up to tlt
OH INST At Mobile the disease was a>sun
.nr Ter form and th" number of ca.c,
So, Decreasing The Rev. NJ. Hughes ot
he Mcthcdi>, CAnr.A, del OF! The fever
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The Collins steamship Arctic, from Liver
poul 1T noon on the 9TH inst. arrived at New
York on the morning of the 18th She bring
ovrr goo passengers. amon9 whom arc Mrs
Harriet Hcechcr Stowe and Mr. ami Mrs
Charles Becchcr.
Turkish affairs are unchanged Nothing
i known of the Car intention relative 10
the amended note Turkey has sent To- the
great European powers an explanatory man
itc>to.
1t was reported that France had informed
the Sultan. that any further steps he may take.
are at IA own peril bat on the wholc,rro>-
poets are not worse iham At lat adricc>.
Nothing important received from Great
Britain. The harvest is progressing favor
ably.
Three new cases of A>iatic cholera had ap-
pearcl Al Liverpool.
Several failures among grain dealers in
Great Britain and on the continent, are re
ported.
The French Government, having fixed low
prices for bread, was using every means 10
keep down the prices. The cram markets,
&c. Were reported lower.
The manufacturers and exporters IN Paris
continue 10 DO a good business hut the store
keepers are nearly idle. this heinz the dead
season for retail and made still more dead l,y
the hiGh price of provisions.
The Prr>>ion Government has conclude D.!
not 10 Interfere with the grain prices in Pr'l>-
sra
Licut. schwartz. notorious for his conncc-
lion with the ko~zta affair, has been promot-
ed by the Austrian government.
INDIA X CHINA.
The overland India and China mails ar
rived at London on the nth August. But
little news Is received from China. The fail
urc of the Imperial attack upon Chi Aiam--
foo Is sud I" h. confirmed. The Imperial
fleet hal rc'nrncd to Shanghai. Chi-kiang-
foo is SAID to he the KEY to the Chinese En-
pre-.
The Fri,ri of- Cina Is Of opinion that this
fruitlc>S attempt decides the fate of the Tar
tar dynasty
The Rev. Mr. Taylor, the American Ms
>ionary, was in the camp of the Insurgents
during The attack He saws the In>urgent,
dit not suffer the least injury tron the can
nona,ir ct the Imnerai>t>.
Intelligence had been received OF a revolt
IN the Island of Formo>a.
An army o. Insurgents had started iron
Nanhiu for Pckin, but was recalled on learn
ing that the !mfcriali>t> were about collect
mr. a large force near the former city.
Tie r.a@!arir- Of Canton wcr,. busy /,
forwarding rcin,orccments aEd munitions Of
var hy 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24

CENTRAL HILR0iD INCIDENT.
The followin" particulars of the acci lent on
the New-lork Central Rrilroad We find in
the Itica Gazette Of the l7lh:
The express train which left here for Svr
acu>r. II } o'clock this morning. while max
rn- It's usual stop at Oneida. was run INTO a
bout ; clock hy the freight train which left
this city Immediately after it.
The Express tram was behind time. The
passenger cars of the Express were terribly
broken, and many OF the passengers injured
The following is the list of seriou> casualties
Bucklcv Thatcher, of Litr'lfieId. Medina
Co, Ohio, killed.
Patrick Wall, Of Manchester. Vt. both
thighs broken. His brother. in same ear. in
.iured in the foot.
John Vaughn, of Syracuse. both thighs
fractured
Edward .Iewctt, Ncw-Havcn. Conn. lady
wounded about head and neck.
Many raS>cn@erS-mor" or less injured. went
on with the tram to Syracuse.
Coroner White was holtlinu an ;non..t
this forenoon.
ms accident presents some remarkable
characteristics. not the least of which j tbc
tact that freight train should oyertak,. an
Impress tram in run OF - miles: especially
VIXEN, a. We are Informed. the Exnr;,,S tr,,n
made tn" distance in IL minItc>.
it's SAID that the signal. to indicate that
,'"fe was a tram stopping at Oneida. was no.,
"ni>trd- The express train had bon ,lrtain-
cd nearly three hours, hv the hrcakina nt' m
engine cast Of Utica. The freirbt iran, 81
lowed 1t from Utica to Oneida. ten minutes
behind. The rear car O. the express ,r,;,
BEN" struck by the freight train. was J,;y.n
INTO and half way through the adjoininr ,.,,
Mr. hatcher had been into the icro, hotel
ana was Just seated on a side seat At H.. r,.,r
end oil the second car, when the rnli;s;o,, ~.
Cured The rear car was driven h,- b;,, 50
I'M" 1t was necessary to cut a hole tbrorrl,
Inc sldr OF the cars, and ,lrar his dead l,oj,.
cut 'n" Of h!> links Was entirely Sny..r,i
from las BODY Ills abdomen VA, Tor, o,..,,
aid the cntrails torn aul L,,,r,,.J anI H. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24

RoGUES CAUGHT AT IAST.-FOr some
time past articles have been missed from the
trei"ht cars on the Northern Road: but how
or where they were lost could not be
asccrtaincd. The cars were usually locked
BY close watching a clue was obtained of the
manner of their loss. and gang of rogue.
have been arrested and are now in 'durance
vile" Last week. at Concord, several arrest,
were made, and in the house of one .Justr.
Squires, the leader Of the gang. larre LOT
of articles. shoes. boots. teas. cloth. Sc. wer,
found secreted-cnough, it is said to fiji ;
country store. Several Of the rocrles wer,
boys, one of whom turned States evidence.
1t appears that, furnished with tools for O
PENN. the doors of the cars. the rorues ba,
watched opportunities to Jump upon freieh
trains and getting into the cars. and. whe,
they could saftl do it. throw off articles. an,
at future time piol, them up. Stolen arti
Giles were buried in sand banks. and other
wise serrctel until chance occurred 70 dis
pose of them, 1t is supposed that peilar
were in collision with the rcgues. and mad,
sale OF the stolen property. The propcrt,
lost belonged mostly to road, north of tn,
Northern. principally, it is said. IL the "
Central
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24
Y He G. L E ID q n A n.

ORE LivUoE I.AW-Somc OF our cotcnl-
porarics seem to Jump at the conclusion that
this law will be repealed by the legislature
just elected. 1t is probable that a majority
OF the members OF the house obtained their
seats by the aid of votes from such trcemen as
supposed them to be in tavcr ofrcpca!, and the
House Is. apparently. repeal House, Yet
we 10 not think If necessarily follows that a
ma Ioritv will be found TO vote Tor repeal. 1t
will turn ont, after all. most likely, that quite
a number CT these rcputcd rcpealcrS are for
amendment merely. and were understood to
be Sc only l;v the ma iorlty Of the voters who
rave them their Suilraecs. and they viii not
dare to venture farther. if they have the dis
position to 10 it. There will therefore be
found two classes in the house of supposed or
real opponents Of the law-one for an uncon-
ditional repeal, the other for It's amendment,
In these circumstances it Is pretty certain
there will be difficulty in obtaining a MAORI
~ for repeal, and the main features Of the
law will remain upon the statute book. If
disturbed at all in tic House, we are more
diSpo cl to thinl; it Will be subjected TO amend
mcnts. but of what charac ter the shrcwdcst
Yankee would be puzzled at this time II
Guess.
! The Senate is reported to be opposed to a
repeal OF the law and we sllSpert such is the
I case We therefore conclude the law will
remain "a fixed fact" as it now is or amend
ed,wilh its ica!ing features unimpaircd. Per
hap> we are mistaken. but time will settle the
question.
| WALToN's DAILY JOURNAL will be pub
li>hrd as usual during the session OF the Leg
stature. The session promises to be unustl-
ally long and unusually exciting. Sub>cri-
hers are requested to order early
Terms : in advance
SARATOGA SPRINGS BY Il statement in
the Saratoga Wing it appears that the whole
number OF arrivals at the nine principal no
tells at Saratoga Springs during the season
of 1913. which was ~ixty-ci.ht DAYS in length
was l".t"9; the most being at the Unite
States. where there were 5.>S1. and al tn,
mon Hall there were 5.o0S. Last vcal
there Were l..5.o arrivals at the same house
in >ixtv-tour days.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24

''- Wv
VI Wv " vas >'N'! -''-''' ~! III '''-'''
was '''' '''''>' '''''''9 "l inc '"i'''
'''''> '''''' were '''''' anu d. 'i'
'''''' ''"' '''''' were "''''' Last year
'''cFe were i''''' arrivals At inc same houses
III >'N'' -'.'"' '''>
ort'.r C"I"!".:,".
MIR. 'iIAhW!' i no'!''" hy NJ paper
that SOM" people IN !"ur 'lrlE.t! rh,nk tn"
have 'rry tall corn. law I notice 4 lew weeks
~;n'r "i some one IN var town that sent !"u
some that measured II .'ct ami inches. Ii
y"n call that tai corn. .j"st t.! y"ur readers
what "" nave IN ;hr ">urkrr State. We
I,av" Whole fields from - 10 IL" acres thai
will avrraIr :; feet. an. a gr,'a' many stalk
hat Will il"a>"r" l. feet a:,l The tales: man
cannot harG H. hat ou the lowest cars. hi,
x What NAV 10. called tall corn. G.r.u.
PORT E,ro, Pol Hand 70 III
sept. l.. 1s5A
C.iIIHUNL' CO. .iGEI'II TIT.iL F'iIR.
t. b. N''.' IT -. Jir>i'tP, Y Pf. - \ p.
"Erl.E OF N:E AN'rMFNI~.
FiE~T DAY. Ear t" open nj " 60 -''rk. :. ".
Awarding Committee are requested! 10 re-
port themselves n tn fc-h "t the Nr>try
Of the North Church, where. at 10 O'clock.
M vacancies WI lie tillcl.
All articles for premium 10 he reported
10 the Secretary in the East Nr>try room
-. the North Church. Memberships rrcciy-
cI Nv the Treasurer. Gro. {. BARNEY, at
the ,auc place.
All cattle and articles presented to- pre-
,,:,,,,s cxc,nt horses. 10 be exhibited en-
'''' al :
The I halrin'A OF "'hn'l''''S III az ''>'>
viii ascertain that competitors are members
OF the, Socictv before awarding premiums.
p,.rs for cattle will hr erected west o; the
Ha.,l, Cbrrl,
- ,,
SECOND 'Af- fN'lbI'i"h o' HORSES "''''
iIoN lng- Match.
Hrrcdn. Mares with Colts G., ding and
Nav. roI,s ,b..., VANS old and less to he
~,
10 To II o'clork. Mares and Grldnc> up
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24

GrN. PiLEow.-ThS Acro of the Mexican
war, and famous for sinking ditch ritljn
the walls of fortress in his command. has
announced his opinions upon Cuba. In
recent speech at Washington. Lc declared it
to be the true policy of the United States to
obtain Cuba. His opinion in itself carries no
great wri@ht. and is of no particular consc-
qncncr farther than that he is boon com
panior of the Presidents, and NAV have been
used to sound the public pulse upon this qucs-
ton. The Washington | u:on has been cor
@an'zln-" upon the same subject FOR the last
few months. If the response of the s,lcmo-
cratic press" is favorable, Mr. Pierce NAV ven
turc to touch the questicH with some bold
ness IN his next message to Congress.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24
QUARTERLY MEETINGS. Ianyi;le Dist
>rrnNp QUARTER.
Sept. :, 1888.

Sept. 5, 1873.
Nearly 400 of the graduates of Amherst
tol!egc-a!mo>t one half OF It's Aumni-
have entered the ministry They compose
now moro than onc-tith of the Congregations
al ministers of Massachusetts: and more than
i"rtv OF them have gone As missionaries to the
heather.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24

LEGAL DEcISIoN.-The Supreme Court
OF California has decided that the unoccupied
MINES are not the property Of the United
States bnt Of the State of her >overci.ntv.-
II IS doubtful whether the United States
courts will coincide III tilis decision.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24
Let rs Beet tie State Fai".

In our attendance upon tn" Vermont State
Fair last week. we fell in with several Farm
erS from this County az IN conversation up
on the exhibition Of >'ork on the o-ca>ion. il
was remarked that in this particular C,lrrlo-
MIA Comfy could equal if not excel it. In
this we readily concurrcd. For in times pat
we have seen as good stock, anG as much of
il. at our Fairs: anl probably there never
has boon moro fine stock in the County than
there is at the present time. We therefore
ask our farmers to bring forward their best
and good deal OF it, at our Fair next week
Let us beat the State FAIR in the exhibition
Of cattle if we cannot in ANYTHING else.
e. "Monev is money" Just now in our
cities. Il is worth some , per cent. in Bos-
ton, and borrowers do not fiji enough at thi>
rate. Tho receipts Of gold from California
have been lig1ter Of late. hardly sufficient 10
make Up the sum required to pay oil forci"r
indebtedness on account of 600 Is imported
ana Consumed by our people. We are pnr
suing runous course in importing 50 man,
foreign roo@>,anl if the receipts of cold from
California do not save Us we don't know villa
will. The amount of our revenue from i'm
post duties Is ala.ningly lar@c, as it indicate
an unhealthy state Of things among us Thu
Golfers of the Government are full, but thi
only points to an ultimate depletion of ih
pockets OF or people. Better far better Tia
Government be short of funds than that on
| people be short AMI their business depressed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24

e At Quebec, on the 18th inst b.
ha'ing lett a candle b"rning in HI, bclra Ivy
"l'eh hc went TO s!e"l:, 4 fire hroi-e or, O Ja
stroH'n@ between fifteen and twenty bnn ' ue'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-24

TIE ko>TA ArFAIE.-It is rumorcd in
Washington that at prolonged meetire of
the Cabinet on Friday the subject under con-
sIderatlon was Joint protest, from all the
principal governments of Europe, except
FINLAND, AGAINST Capt. Ingraham's conduct
IN the kosta affair. The protest. it is said
was received by The steamer Franklin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12
LECTURE.

SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS, AT A3 BROADWAY
~ corner Of Lspensrd street evening hrom 10
o'clock hv N and BURKHAR1 rapning Tipping -vriting
lLd ta.iL. l.eoiss. AoiIspiB - e.no-. o.--say ~
dAst street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

The whole bOundless continent IL ours
With this sentiment as their motto, RAFFERTY, &LEASK
to furnish hats for the Million who daily
ectirg both Il their stores after superior white
besver hats which they sell 50 81 aud each
chster bis neatly in the top
9, his hat without additional charge. RAFFERTY n
Ia nd Pearl streete