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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
P E. BAc0S, Secy. Riv Nav. Co
Charlottesville, March 3l-cdm
in CHEsTERFTELD COUNTY COURT, MARCH
L the 10Th, 1853:
Thomas Crump and Virginia his "ile aid Elizabeth Fau1oy
o7o EMMA HARRISON AND ALL OTHER,


( CONFERENCE.-The county Court OF Brunswick County at
February c, m 1888 ordered William Kelly, cnInms IN The
Chancery Nathaniel Michel aud others Alexander Harm
-n &c 10 retain SAB 75 which Emma Harrison, who -
snnpsed dead enlci II she Is living Rd 10 adveseih
one Of the ne wspapers Published the Richmond,
information rnhceIii said Emma fia
, The Harrison also entitled 10 sl2 Gu cents
held by William Kelly administrator OF VIM Halter Harrison de
ceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26

HE subscriber Continues 10 actni- Asrl
1 cultural Machines, i0r.. r"~.Is Ihresh SssN
Mills Iiunrr Patent Wheat Drill, Has sdAefzSHsEs
RaS>p ay Presses straw Cnusr- CoIn Sier, ma te AMI
Plnuchs Com cob iiuscs CnHainfs ldfTo~"Sc
all shIh made is and Va. m">t
r,tisTt. fuc' Ir,cshcr Win rCli tGE "A ia
,l.. SEASON. Tniarr pchunrc the hest III use
MAJ repaired Castings and brass ishcd At Shot 10
IL HaLbN ~,
Mar, Niam - tCI.Rt
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m Tie Hotel Kchmnnh known evciy where sayr r has
zen Tho medicine Called CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
4 HUNDRED nearly all the diseases
i'm wh ii - rcCanien-d viz, the most asonshInsy !o0i re-
AMI. lie say, l. extraordinary Medicine he has ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
OUICk PASSAGE.

The Aabia completed rapid voyage from Liverpool
yesterday She sailed on Saturday, Aug. -, at ,
p NJ and arrived al her dock a. Jersey Cry, Aug %,
at 7J5 A NJ having made the passage from dock TO
dock in days, II hours and 80 minutes. This il
very handsome snd does credit the line of which
vet the Arabia has alone exhibited any considerable
speed Sill it is up the best passage that has
BEEN made before.
The Collins steamship Baltic, sailed from Liverpool,
Aug 6, at p NJ, l-51, aud arrived at her dock Aug
10, at 6, A. M-msking the passage in days and IL
hours or nearly four hours lees than the Arabia has
now employed The latter must Try again
BY the way. tie Pacific, which also arrived yester-
Day has not made bad speed, considering she had but
one engine ard wheel for great part of the way.
1t isn't very org since to the Atlantic in thir
teen DAYS was an astonishing achievement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
Tie IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
co4,,sondeues of TIE n. Y. Tribune.

ALBANY Tuesday. AuF p 1855
The examination Of Frederick tOllett Canal COmmls-
soner, was resumed this morning the part of the
People and concluded The counsel for the respondent
then toOk him IN arge and he examined with refer
a. ce 10 his staten ents OF bis direct eNamnat' N m re-
gard to tie determination of the Letting Board % divide
the work between the two parties lie explained That
there was r or abroad throughout the safe that the
blcs being IN majority Intended 70 give all the
work 10 their political friends Mr. Foett said the
Democrats decided upon defeating this arrangement II
possible and secure al least halt to their Democratic
friends For this purpose they consulted Mr. Seymour,
and COZ him 10 agree 10 such an arrangement, aud his
vote or agreement settled the question. The settling
upon such division, Mr.. Foett said was Considered
the most fair and proper Distribution and that was the
reason they selected IL lie also explained that they
had as general thing dsregarded the lowest BIDS, for
the reason that contractors have way OF their own OF
putting in low bids for no other purpose than being
bought off, and Withdrawing them and also II awarded,
the state most generally the loser IN the end, for
the contracts would either be thrown up before the work
Was comul,ted or the contractor would upon the
STATE ana asks for damages in many getting them
from soue legislature They also considered the Canal
Board bad right instruct them IN this particular
He syore posI7ey there 10 Arrangement % give
contracts to friends to the disadvantage OF the state
The discretion they exercised he said, Tor the bene-
IL OF the State.
George W Baldwin was then called and examined 10
h0W a COLLISION IN getting contract witch he hid Op-
tanned out of bis hands IL appears this man was
awaidd contract aud being Of she city at the time,
Was telepraphed to come here he came, and was IN
formed tta the contract awarded him, bn vas not
ntt nded for him. that was intended for man n New
York but must BE- assigned by han TO that man be de-
INJURED but Was told by bis lnformants. man named
Abel and another Kellogg that it would make differ
ence really ii he did not assign IT, that the Board would
not give Il "a him lie was dna, induced assign it,
they paying him SO for d. Ing 50.
The next witness called was Jerome b Stlllson
Division Eugineer-one who made out the estimates of
the work Ills examination had not concluded when the
Court adjourned His testimony goes TO show that the
work was fairly awarded.
number 81 attachments applied for By the man
ayers and granted Among them i a man named John
koscyeit contractor TO supply timber for the West
Troy docking who has expressed an Gngigness % aP
rear ard testify 4EsOP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
Release of the Schooner starlight. seized the
Fishing GrOunds-.Iarine Disasters, &c.

bOsION. Tuesday, August p la'1-
tier from Prince Edward Island ofAugust IS states
that the American schooner Starlight had been brought in
there prize, for fshilg within bounds,that the Amer
Consul protested agnst the jurisdiction OF the Admir-
atty Court there The ground that shs taken in Ca
nacian wsers.hat the Captain Of the Devastation then
expressed b determination to take her to Quebec but up
OIL the Captain d the Starlight promising TO be
fu in future be released her upon pay ment of costa
ILewhslirg schooner :. S0per, whose two lost boat
crews haa such escape from destruoton-one
them containing the mate and Eve being five Jay
upon the ocean without ood before she reached
ths land arrived here this morning being too short hand
ed to continue her voyage The uen who were exposed
TO such terrible sufeIngs sic dOrg well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
TpF CHINESE REVOLUTION.

The strongest event Of Jheyesr 20 speak moderately
is the progress of the Chinese rebels Their discipline
seems to have been exJemPOIized e. least with the
obstacles which exist in penetrating the secrets Of the
empire. we are no. able 20 trace line of causes long
back producing gradually such changes. There is one
thing however to be looked to which is that the ortho
dcI religious faith OF the Chneseis not inherently averse
to on alliance with Christianity. They believe in
future state and their most solemn hymn that to the
shades OF their ancestors which on the festival called
The Ancestors is sung and the strain rises With n
they believe the departed souls descend in their
midst blessing and hallowng the living The doctrines
and sayings of Confucus too contain much pure mo-
ray The rule DO unto others as ye would that others
should do unto you, is among his ma1ims
The mas Of the Chinese are not fighting people,
and hence an army among them is like wolves among
sheep. The gentleman born of mother with tiny
feet cultivatDe his nails until their growth rivals that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

AccnrNr To TIVE P.circ-The steamship ofo ar
rived YESTERDAY afternoon in abou, thirteen days from Lv
erpso When four days ont du-ing very hssvy weather
fro the westward her main center SHAFT broke and she
laid by nine hours 4, dscourec her machinery
beats from the disabled wheel The remainder the voyage
about two thousand niles made with only one enS'n
and enc wheel Even under these Circumstances ship
made in fair weather eleven knots En hour. Her worse
days work WAS la mIes-h,r best was sio. Juliens
Bard large nber Of whom were on board gave Con
cert, whereby large sueunt Of money was raised to'
charitable purposes.
The steamer aground Nantucket Shoals seen by the
Arabs, was probably the Gernsnia' the ne" Bremen
steamship which WAS sail from Bremen on te lsi inst
The stearae,s Corwin and Bib surveying the
shoals ana one of them may possibly have been the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern Telegraph OSee, cor Of Beaver aud Hap0'
Affairs nj the Capital.

SIerial D,Iaih 10 The 81. Y Ti5une
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Aug ,, 1853
II is rumoled that Gen. Gaoscen, Minister g. Mexico
has been instructed not to offer money for the Mesa Val
ey but authorized TO agree dsburse certain shekels
for large slice of Sonora.
Carol Spence Of Baltimore, TO day appointed Min
ister Resident Al ConstAnnople lie IS gentleman Of
aens and honor the choice is deemed admirable
selection Mr. Spence advocates safe faith in opposition
10 rtpudiaon The appointment is judcious and
is creoitable 10 the Administration. GUS.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

The number Of visitors to tue Crystal Palace yesterday
was 81.
AxvRtcAx PrRrruERY.-We Understand that Mr..
y Balm Of Philadelphia, successor 70 the celebrated
house OF Roussell is the only exhibitor Of American
Manufactured PeIfumery in the Worlds Fair TINS
branch of industry has made little progress in our coln-
try the articles coming ia thar category having gener
ay been im.orted from Paris aud Germany. Mr. Ba-
zn however has an assortment of toilet articles that
will bear comparison with the best of European origin
The American packet ship Samuel VI. Fox, Aims
worth from Havre arrived August % with J. packages
for the y J. Industrial Exhibition containing Car
rers valued al t3-0 Bronze Work, Bronze Group Of
Esees Bronze Busts) and pair of Pistols, very rch
sd vsluta al 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

by very quick passage from San Francisco over
the San Juan route have California news 10 The st
int Our i,s reached us d, i o'clock his rnng
Thee Is 10 very important feature 10 our ad7ice'I
Mining prospects were excellent The crops do not
pioni-e well Whea, especially having suffered much
Fl, m rusr Tue squ4trer difficulty a. San Francisco
Ias passed over pesceably; but ia tue country
great ou'Iages bad been perPetrated upon
tbe cd settlers by lawless marauders; farms
were ,eized and the real owners in some instances
made TO psy for ding their cattle on their Own lands
Gov. Bgltr has taken the stump Cor reelection His
opponent Waldo is ais, actiyehe result is doubtful
Bands of criminals making sad havoc IN the South
ern Counties and the citizens had taken the field
against them. The Supreme Court of the State had
decide that California and not the United States owns
all the mines and minerals within her borders-a doc
trine rather bold even for the Gold Regions
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Anoiher Railroad Collision.

BUFFALO Tuesiay A.. ,. 1855
collision occurred on TIE Sandlsky Cincinnati and Md
River Railroad, yesterday When the up express train
fran Cincinnati arrived ST Oregon had 10 pass smother
train of cars switched OF the road through the careless
ness of the tender the switch had not been replaced the
-sss train therefore ran of the track to the switch
coming violently in contact with the other train and badly
smashing ak cars Wonderful to relate no lives were lost
but several passengers were hurt among them one man
h,d lsg broken One car was cut completely IN two
and the passengers thrown on each side then escape
.s y ost mrsculous. The tain was delayed sx hours.
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The BinnIpser Guards.

CNANDAIGrA Tiesisy. Az. =. 1873
The Bnrnger Guards Captain Paris. arrived asst night
amid great enihU They maze sodiery app arsnce
At nidnief heyproces ded 10 General Graz gers, snd
enacted BY Dodworhs band. They now leaving for
Niagara. ".
NIAGARA FALLS TUESDAY, Aus . 1880
The Binipger Guards CAPT DAVID II trri., Of New
York arrived clock PM under escort Of the Eniri
Gusrd q Cd health and spirits They have taken apart
utDts At the International Hotel
The corps visited the Canada eide this afternoon, and
were enthusiastically received They have grand ban
quei tOr igbt AZ TIE Intern ationsl
The Flmirs Guards Capt Hoffman have encsnped on
the Sunni Of tue Falls where thew will remain week
AID Marble. M Lockwood, Of New York, >llss dAsht
of Elnrs other dsng ulshed gentlemen are snong
the military.
When they leave here, they viii proceed to visit the
military amIment al Syracuse.
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IBy telegraph
The yellow Fever at New Drlenns---Inc increased Nor



n number Of n'ermeDt- reported q cay Wa 80, ia
cluong 2fs from Yellow Fever. The total number ~
dss iurir the Dsst week has been $50 OF VIII 80
were fen elbow Fever
kEW-ORTEANs Moalay Aug. p, 1851
The fcver increases almost every hour anu IA, bs
come very alarming No oue appears exempt from ia
rayages End many of our Oldest and most respectable c
~ suffering from il.
knong those morerecsny attsoksf ara 4. II brook.
Esq The P5csgbHe Thomas Adams Esq the President
Of he CresesEt Insurance Company aud Others.
MIR HobrOok arrived here only few days since ia the
Black " arTior from New York. lis has previously had
The and been in the midst OF nearly all the fearful
epidemcs that have ravsged city Ins shows with
what dreadful magnancy the fever RACES and hoS almost
impossible 10 IS Tor any % feel safe from rs attacks
Among the deaths yesterday we're Dir John e. Brewers
ard Mr. RebsoI If the firm OF Robson Allen, nerchsnts
OF this city Mr. John Sidde Of the firm Of >ddel Green
Co also numbered with the dead Many Of the clerks
in the various have likewise been attacked and At
the present at gst hundred suffering with
the lever. The rain is pouring down.
NEW ORLEANS, Monday, Aux a. il1
The total number OF deaths reported by the Board OF
Health for forty eight hours ending ak clock this
morning five hundred and fry two including four
hundred ard sixty nine from yellow fever.
Besides the above there thirty deaths from dseases
not stated which would swell the entire deaths during Two
Gays 10 arly SIX hundred
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from sierre Leone and Liberia.

BOSTON, Tuesday. Aug >, 1853
Ire big Chltham from Serre Leone July s. arrived
here this morning. Ste reports thai in consequences
heavy rains the coast hsi become very unhealthy, snd Ia
officers and crews OF several Bh vessels had died Of
yellow fever.
NJ slaves h.d been captured the coast since those
Rio Porgcs in June las,
he steam propeller Faith which runs between various
ports the Cosst gland hsd been towed into Sierra
Leone with her broken, and wo1d be detained ID
. forth ght
Liberia papers have to hand BY this arrival bat
they or;sin nothing The kspubie quiet AID
prCsperous.
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The newfoundland telegraph Company Bark Cha-.
Clarke and her IMMIGRANT Passengers.

HAITfAA, y Mondsy, AlI- 2, %.
by pr, ate sdvCes from 81 John, r. We earn thN tor
some " aimed the works OF the Ne Fioun1ani
Electric Telegraph line have been suspended, and Mr.
Gi.borIe the Superintendent has left the province.
subscription amounting 70 about $500 was raised 81
~ johns for the relief Of toe suffering German asengers
by the wrecked bark Charles Clarke previously report
fro Ham burg The Government al.o provided pas ase
for them in the brig Escape to Quebec
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From [ tab.

ST. LOUIS. Aoniiy. Asrlr . 1881
The stetmer Robert Campbell has arrived here from
Council Bluff. bring ng among her passengers "a Mormon
Missionaries roufe for Europe
The public health Of Utah reported TO be excellent AMI
the crops in promising condition
The MornOns bring with them block Of marble, DO
mated by | tab for the Washington Monument.
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southern Item.-T,e Yellow Fever. &c.

BALTIMORE, Tue.da7, AnE . 10
The body Of murdered partially Gu, up. supposed
TO be returned Californian had been found under myss
rous circumstance, BENEATH OF the whryes Of New
Orleans
The Board of Health OF Mobile commenced TO report
Yellow Fever tie 9TH inst. There were three
deaths On that Day
L. Nj. Cole, mater Of transportation the Bait more
and Ohio Railroad, has resigned
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From Nashingtan.

NAshlNbIoN, lue.daYf Aug - lio1
Sidney Webster, Private Secretary TO the President lef
here to day for the North t, regain his health which has
been seriously impaired by his urremiitiDg application to
the duties Of BIS Cflce
Hon Lewis Cass Jr, late ChArg to Rome, arrived here
TO day.
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Prom Port.au.Prince.

BOsION Tue az. Aul , To
We have received dates from Port Prince 10 August
2 The yellow fever still prevailed there and young
American missionary from New ork who sccomp auisd
Rev Mr. Judd bad died Of the disorder Mr. Judd hid
also been attacked but had recovered
All was ouiet liz III Island
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Later from Buenos Ayres.

bJsIOa- I--sdlT7 a. ,, u.
AccouI;i ron Mou;s'ieo 70 July have besa received
here. but there IS no news Of importance
There was no change in Affairs at Blsros Ayres TIE
city was still bessged by land bu great dssa;slctioa
s,.s,ed IN the camp OF the besieg-rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

K 81 Mewsrsy Cuppsr Workers. SO, and Ne 10 GO
o1pied by Fowler ODER Grocers was damaged 70 us
amount al about s2.51V.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
SIXTEEN DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF The NORTHERN LIGHT UNLf
twenty-five BAYS FROM CALIFORNIA.

DATES from San Francisco, August -sn Juh'' I've
The steamship Northern Light, Capt. I. Miner le''
New. York Aug. ;, at 800 2. 81, and arrived s. s'a
Juan Aug 10, at A. NJ, hsyiog stopped o. hng''"'
for coal
Returning left San Juan same day G. Z ~ ahi
arrived at Quarantine, Avg. %, a. Il + b. n''~s
been absen, bu. i days
Making tho time through from son Francsco 20
Nex.YoIk in 90 days and 3 hours, 'ne snorte" UiH'
ever made between the TWO places.
The Northern Lght brings $40 passenger ~ IN I'D
On fteiaht. ard large amount 10 the hands 81 pa'"a
gers and an independent mail n charge Of 'peeN
sgent. ,... In
c.. p,.,ci.co Aug. l. a. P. s., having bsen ao;sinsd
s,sbIe merchants 10 answer Their Correspondence re-
.as1 nv the Sierra Nevada which snip arrived on ms
5ist Ct July. -,
The transit across the Is.bmul eccupis Org g. hour
The passengers sre all in good health
Among the pa.seuEsg3 are Capt f. 3. CsopPsf 0. 'as
Cortes C. Saunders Esqq late Collector o. he P'"
San sIcisco; Rev. Or. Huddari, aad oshsFs.
Yss.I. len At San Juan del Nor.s, biz Globe 'f US
Tinted states Soon and III gsh mal stea ash2 Ifsh !"
Navy Bay. -. -. IA.
.her Fuller, aged % years.
SPICE LIST b. rHE srEiN.HP MOTHERS l''n -. "a
-, . % 40 aeo W AoDl.ton C.D9'o1 - X,
au@rcal zugs LAX ~. "a. .'I.',t 80 49, 100
AZ Co.....s.ssss ~ - y -. -
BIZ Plcne..... 49, sps-,-. - co.. fio9
Dsxel i Co. P lce.pLa Hpi-s agse'''i5 i'~
C,.Iu- CpsLr a Co. 4. i1i 81
New Bedfod ........ 9-lii
ThssoOxpg are the By the steamer A'fnS''
Light; ,c s.,rd,,. ,sd servant,
cP a T B. s'piI CO ce.a es. THs 3, a es
hsrfS .,I Re-; o. g. PSsD w.ssSs L.is ss
Ishs.k.st II te.ps Ma De Msgssp Nc e..s, NJ. X
MT Ssstt B Dcdse d. c. Moore WrA sao1sH stsbbs
- J.n.s taer Leisas s:nsy go Ls~ s~susr L p
1Mao. clsrs selrsr W Bsbbhe. 80 a. ~ s B.
~ J. IL o,sa P Hant u. Hole 60 VI 1A r.- Cast
~. q ~ Hedges 4 " Ossood aebsi cap" D1' ~
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Cont,,bu,iour for he Sev-OrIeans Sufferers.

tiAilNNAtf IueslaY ANUS. - 80
The 81 Of 50 80 ha, been contributed hers Tor me 70
lief Of tho sufferers at Neg Orleans and the subscription
LOUISVILLE, Tuesday Auz p lts5
The Relief Committee here OrTarded an order Tor sVyI
10 the Howard Association u New Orleans ny telegraph
last evening and they will be able to raise s2OO0 70
$1,000 more,
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The Cholera M Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND, Nd uesday. Aus. ,, 1851
No deaths from Cholera bad been reported up 10
last night The physiCsns say the disease is much misr
nd shsfinO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

railroad collision, without loss Of life. occurred on
the sandusby and Cir cnnat Railroad On Monday. 10
Consequence Of he displacement Of Switch tie tx
press train ran into train which had turned out 70 let
the fast train pass Six smashed, and some
raesepperg were injured
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Neu'91ork Dailr Gribu,re.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST "a, 1853.

~ Per1ors wsnirs Tie Tibvns lei Their residence pa;
pese leave their sddre the Fables )fee
serd through the POs;Ofes Pnce IA wssE-syii
he farre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
WHOLE WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

This Convention, as on readers will REMEMBER VIII
be held at Metropolitan Hail. Thursdsy and fnl'y'
sept lst and ID That the attendance will be large "e
have no doubt The following speakers among Others
are engaged TO attend;
- s<ro,-r Wa n. CHANSISG.
ANIOIrFTTE l. BROWN, s1,a -
CHARLES {. 81 RLEI6h. 1ntTD ~ opre ~ N''
FITDFKfCK DOUGLASS, Nh L, gAahi -,
FDVIS Thompson, ngfact. ~. L~tif
49, = x 4JST WENDELL PHILLIPS.
T1fpI !. MG5Tr T W. HIGOIs5OS.
The following among others, have expressed desire
10 attend should other engagements permit.
HORACE MANN. oEKRlrI SMITH
N Al now JOHN PlERPONT.
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The American fishing schooner Starlight, recently
captured by tie British steamer Devastation and taken
INTO Prince Edwards Island sprze has been released
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T, cORREsPOyDESTs

No bs taken C0nnunestoni NhHs.t
intended for Insertion be authenticated ~ e n.7
address Of The wrtsrn0t iOs p0eicstlon sos -
aztec d he good faith.
We canno. uDdertske 70 return rejected Communication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

The trial Of Alfred j. Works and James IL Gonkm De
fore ,be limited States District Court at Nes on
hscs ~ fraud in obtaining pension for the heirs OF
CI eSSn ya has tsrmin ated in a verdict OF sui'y
against both prisoners motion in arrest Of Juos nsn'
was overruled by Judge lngersoh
RIor AT CoxsAcXiEA terrible not occurred ~ W
ssche on Monday night betreen some rowdies VINO &C
comnsnied the "Worih Guards and the citizens some
s hundred persons are said 10 have been engaged IN
riot. and several reported As badly injured.
"A violent fever is said TO be raging in Glmor and
o,don Counties Ga and 100 deaths fro 1t are already
reported ,.-oo,;o, =, ~. s,.xo, :, Not.,.
Cnnnfv Va was recently discovered and suppressed
hsv tsnded numbering al the white inhabitants OF the
place. ux..a roueoe d;ad a. Ros
ton on Mondsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

Tie Epid, mic ~ New.Orle9ns shows no abatement.
Tie disease has broken a. Mobile with con5dera-
bic violence