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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
Uaitbes, 5sws!rn, Nf.

WATC HE'S, JEWELRY, SILVER
w WARE, 1c-T. D. LANDER, late OF tie firm Of
Jennings Lander. informs hs feuts that be "a stl n
bufIess and val B. please5 and hs
lace of blErsSS No n Ion .. ne4-iy opposite
his cd stand. hGsIng sec e01lectaa EIh te Old AID
der tie frm Of SQUiEE. LANDER Co. where nay -
found tie creates. SaT.ey a. tae latest ST. OF Jee
~ complete assor-E ont Of Gold md Silver NAtchs
Of al the best IlGLuaccrcs and a. te loses; pres :
Co. have the !azE. retail! sch Of Plated Ware % be
found tie city which they otter on the lowest trims
T. D LANDER
SQUIRE, LANDER Co. No. u Falton-si.
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IHAD no WHISPERS, until | used Ora
ham. Ousasnt Extract from letter from +. C0w4n
Al.ayNY. In wses. IL vii iorcs the beard 20 Eo~
strUf sn6 ihies .Ld viii not stan or innr. tns SAN art
los sntir,, upon the roots Per bottle any part
OF the eouarry R q. GRAHAM, No. 81 Ann-'t, Fo~lsf'
Building.
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give learn that Gen John Z. Hunt, Treas
srsr q Lseas c. froIIsEt SAss1sse Tor A~'ses u
CHS
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a - Coa..y u Ne~ nc-es h-r-J Issn %
-. .sslnst LEOsARD LRE. ate u ~ Cry 81
g Yot s-sss-~e srsrfs 49, ~A scensls 2efe 70
- :. ~, xaess-t ne C.J ~ s~v
Yort a A. irs tts-sh q Af-f ssrr -D-s@ s-s
ia s9, ~ '-' rpwIRp rE WITT. Ei.rsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
Goparinersbip.

COPARTNERSHfP NOTICE-We have
~ This Day admitted EDWARD ID. JONES and AU-
GUSTUS WATERMAN a. Partners IN our House.
New-Yo.k FEB. g. 1853 CYRUS w. FIELD Co.
THE COMPREHENSIVE hitherto existing
i between r. OBERMEYER PALLESKE, 10 TIN.
day dissolved by mutual consent y OBERMEfER
- H. PALLESKE
r. OBERMEYER 10 continue the busines- March l l.
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NOTICE 10 OWNERS, BUILDERS,
~ ST0NE-CUTTFRS, and OTHERS-The EMPIRE
TONE-DRESSING COMPANY offer for sale At reduced
grces then establishment foot of 18Th 18th and 3th Sta
East River the following cut Brown Stone ready for dev.
cry: ECO Cuaker Lintes
LOCO . g. Lintes
1900 Plain Window Stills and Lintels
~ eco foot Watertablc, inches high.
1900 foot Rail Coping.
SEQ Cellar Steps
Store Posts Intel Course Platforms and Steps Also,
Rough Stone constantly hand. Steps Asher and Plat
forms by machines will be sold sionecuter 20
per cent. less than their cost by hand .
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IN PJTRSCANCE Of an onier Nj IN, Sum-

att 81 ~ Cc.-<y X Sss-yosN pHs : A-As eve a. AZ 49,
htvF ssss MICHAEL HIGGINS as = a. CO 4
s~ezs~l Tr-sest ~ voart-r. tAe-. 10
~ .es~r.- Al tse a. - " Vs-v A,ra-y a t.s IA a
r. -, ~ C-y q Ioss s-s no sst l,, II ~
act-na.cd NsN l,ft IL svusy egha ~ q N, iS2
JOHN RE>SEr.
4sst..Sawes. rErSE poUfigLp. EFeeasors
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NEWPORT WATER CURE.-Thi. e.tsb-

~ h.h,p,-, vii Be opened the In: Of April IL hss
her rtrd Ep particular rss-t 20 the eontot md coz
x,r,ssse az r.s.es .r1 10 oelebratse ss.lEh4l
,s. 81 tn Newport climate. viii make rosr 4ssrsos
errs Ac.ress Dr. ". y. REH, Newport, 4 L
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IN PURSUANCE OF IN order of the SurrO-
e ~ Crssy Se~ YSs srry s-eey V-s - =, ~
.zs,1s sts JOHN AEidS ktss sa eve -
Ter Fsy-au crsrS srrsas zas. ~iA eorrAefe ~
fke s.sc q Cares cn sea va -
sSsssst Se fsrs e~sc- iec at sS q ~
sert -c-s-J Ns~ Yea ~ ~ az 81 Nesrasss, -
MARY x uKLNE. I llsAasuiat
= lh~c-W' CHARLES ut-NSfSn At1.assasar-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
DJBBONS. SILKS, and MILLINERY
furniture, Sc.

~ fluid and Resin OH at 81 cents Wagoners and ped
dlers supplied the above prices with the parest ARTICLES
also Chronicles and Lamps Of kind AZ half the usual
prces At the Cheap Lamp Store No. PIC CSnsls Show
Table suitable for crockery dealer o sale also Counter
Mahogany Top, IS feet long.
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ALRrsr M N,col..Y, Aaetioneer

NJ ALUABIE IhOfEhi on NtlENIsi :
ST, 27TH-ST. WHIST e2D-ST, SD 81 and
cTH-Av, At suctioa.-ALBERT II. klC0LAY viii selon
WEDNESDAY, March 10, al L O'Clock, a. the Aeschants
E1chspse:
Tth.s-The and elegant three-s0ry and basement.
Briek House ard Lot the north sde Of Z7ibs. and
trown a. No 29 rs feet Of 9Th LOT p fret
shss hy - feet house p feet inches by i8 feet, fnsi
N the style; gas marble ulanes Cr0:on water &c
Hsr ceoue eouYt ara IN font-
Cferryst The IS yssr lease from May 1873 OF premises
nee 5tl ze3 and 4o5 CheTryst, eonssag Of new four
story and ba,eInent BRICK House, IS feet front by %
kdesp with eartwsy and hoist way. and 0neslO.y
e1pps,on Bnes Building IS feet square lighted VITA iarzs
fs sky Igh and ri present ued a. an iron foundry and
Esnufsctory. This properly - insured for 10 years.
itfh st1f rec fo1sory Brick Hosss and lots 10Th
s, between ASenues c and ID. aud knoWa Nos. 40G,
10 and IA 0's b. 81 feet inches houses about % by 40.
sfds;sS Lots the north side or 31d-st o0 fee.
sflth-av., % by ITO
so an Los the south .ide Of s1dst $50 feet of
Hh-sv- IS iy 10 feet inches
t5d-st fon Lots .he north side Of Sd-st 10
Ret east VI 9Th ay, 2jxlt0 feet iocbes.
6tb-ay Two Lois the sde OF 6thav, p feet )
inches BY 81 feet 81 feet south Of S>ds Title ia utsbe
Terms cay.
Ior maps and ful particulars apply to TIE sacOneer No.
~ Wsil-st. IS4ol
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~ MEEKER, Undertaken of the late firm
~ cot Mace 4 Meeker, No IS Csrrnne st-The sub
scIber bayIBg returned 70 the city after absence
lowing the OF business ofthe old and well Known
hm Of Mace Meekei, uDdrtakersl tskes this method of
Informing his t nds and the patrons Of the old firm that he
has opened wareToom At No. go 6th-av l6th-st
where he TO attend all calls pertaining the
undertaking business.
He respectfully slcts 10 be remembered by such Of his
neDds and oo customers may require the services of an
un6etsker and feels confident that from his long expe-
~ the chief manager OF the oldest and popular
estbsbneDt Of the kind In the city, be give the most
entire atsfsctiou in all the requirements OF business
He is also agent for the sale OF the celebrated Fsss
Metallic Bursl Cases which fast supersding the
Of the better class OF wooden collins These cases are air
tight sud ndsructbe, and very superior for the purposes
OF ordinary interment transportation, depoiting
ysuhs Hrs nsements such that he IL enabled
uiDIsh them The prices charged at the principal
woTerooDs IN Broadway which brings them within the
means Of all who afford a mahogany coffn. He also
keep. on hand full supply Of caps shrouds scar gloves
&c &c.
He eyes his personal attention calls by day night
To those who prefer wooden coffin he prepared TO fur
nIsh them as heretofore the most moderate term.
q MEEKER, No. go 6th-sv
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ALEERT II; NIcoLay, Aucticneer.

ALbEFT n NICULAY, AuctlOuofr.
VALUABLE PROPERTY on SD ST., 10Jth,
lc6h and lO7t-sts slso 5th, 10Th aud 1ltays, aud
BoDYos- st at. auction.
ALERT III. NlCOLAY viii sell on THURSDAY,
March ~, at ~ o'clock IT the Merchants Exchaoge
llthav, lots N. w. ilth-av and 5ds, 25xi00
Gdst lots south SIDE SD 100 feet west Of 18th sV,
i5zt0.
lothsy lots ~ T. lothsv and 18th st. 25 feet
5Iohes xl0o.
18th sv. lots s. r. corner llth-ay. and 52dst 2jxlOO
H5ths lots on south lo5thst Us feet west Of 7th-
sv, z5yioO feet III inches.
i6ths lots north side lo6thst 200 feet west of 7h.
A., 25xit0 feet II iDcbes.
l1b,t, 2 lots south side 10Th st. commencng 25 feet
east Of sth-av 25xl00 feet II inches
aLav lot n. W. corner Of 5th.ay. and lz3dst 25xlO0
ket.
MoBroest executors tale OF the story brick front
house ard lot No ZAP Monroe between Scanned and
kson lot about 2ixJ7 fee; inches, house Zx, with
% alley way.
Title iDdispuiSble. Terms easy. For maps and fug
ysrculss apply 10 the Auctonioneer, No 10 Was $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
COTTAGE FURNITURE WAREHOUS,

~ No 452 Broadway side, below Graadst Manufle-
tory No. 20 Greene ct
GlLLIES BYRNE, the Oldest established and only arm
.bo carne the the exclusv manufacture ~
CTNtTINE ENAMELLED FURNITURE IN the United
states As we have the largest and most varied scrnet
IN ths country all anuscure persons OF the
most peculiar taste in regard " color shading orAanisn'
ins &C. can always he suited 49,.
We are offering thoroughly seascnsd vel nnsn-a And
really GENUINE ENAMELLED EURNILOhE os.ow
III CoNPrTITloN An examination OF orr STOCK VIII ssasy
ell in contrasting with the PAINTED IN sfrS
imts,crs OF our sty les and designs - ENAMELLho fVN
kISuRE. IL. ..s,..S ,,ts.
Fvery Absorption Of Mattresses Paul ssses Sc NsHe
price. ,sop-,,... 49,. Gr.ns ie.st nS.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
DOCHE,s TERRA GOTTA WORKS =

POCHE's TERRA GOTTA WORKS.
~ The subscribers would respectfully call the attention Of
Architects Builders and the public general their spool
mems OF Architectural Ornaments in Terra Gotta which they
prepared TO furnish at less than half price Of cut
This article which yet bat little known through the IT,.
States has been extensively used the great cities Of the
Old World for previous TO the Christian IL snow
being generally used by architects in England and
Continent of Europe and has already been
by the best architects in America Its complete adaptation
for the most elaborate design, strength shnes durability
and resistance 10 the ncemency OF ell kinds Of weather
cannot fail TO make il generally approved on trial
Persons DESTROYS of asceTaiDng the description and quail
ty OF this article requested 10 refer 10 the Trinity Build
inss Trinity Church. in Broadway, NewYork, where
the ornamental parts made Of this material such hoo:
heads coTDlces &c. &c, may be Apply TO ROCHE
BROTHERS, No. 80 Fuon-st lup stairs at the Hud-
River Pottery West 18th and 18Th sts New York, DO.
tween 9Th and iothays large quantity Of Drain Pipe Of
ysrions ktzea. constantly hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
STFAN NAVIGATION COM
ENITED STATES Mail STEAMSHIP

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
- COMPASY-Cornect.nE with The Pa;ifc N,il Steam
stp many Carrying the Uuitrd STATES Mail Ca
" throush Unfed states MAJ Line or J.hcrai, ard Ore
Fun Aspinva and Panama Greatly ret1csd pres
The spleurd and double -nEine L. : MN steamship
ILLINOIS So burden H. J. Hs-tsiens, u : Navy,
commander Wil ssli On MONDAY. March p, a o'clock
precisely fou pier - ;oot Of Warren 81 NoEth nv
Tte Pscifc Maui Steamship Conplryis mNgiinccas
the limos mails tLe piserserS aud SAIL I'm.
urda,ey for san Francesca. The to den ta.e performs
her trirs from Pau-s Francisco inside OF y -ayS
heating al other the faelc from ~ 4 GaTS
ard her scconuOdAfons only e3nacd hY her coasot
the Jro L. stephens No e-ots val b. arc4 on thc part
the Companies 20 s-n- -hcr pass through wth
petition comfort ard SAFETY PASense1 slil Be landed
The rziiroad wharf ispnwan free Transit Of the
lsfhuus az the plsscngrrs expense. fersons securing
through passage b. the United States MAI steamers from
Newly havc preference Of accommodation on board tae
Pacific Mail S,earnsrs Rates OF fare Panan4 70 Ssn
Francisco the most favorable terms fur seht or PG
So apply 20 CHARLES A. WHITNEY
AZ the office OF the Companies No. IN West-st,
corner of WlTTrn. MY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

VT,HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-New
Il York ofces-corner of Hanover and Beaver-sts and
No 2o5 Broadway, below Fultonst The Magnetic Tel
eaph Company for the purpose Of the further accomo-
of the public to keep with the rapidly increas
ing and enable their dispatch
with prom ptpe all that be offered have at
heavy expenditure, completed and in active opera
ton two separate and nesof poles aud Telegrapho
wires extending from NswYork 70 the City Of Washing
ton One by the railroad route with i've wires from New
York to Philadelphia and four wires from Philadelphia to
Baltimore and Washington by the other line along the
turnpike roads there the whole distance aud
the Company have stations at Wilmington, Trenton, New
brunswick, Princeton, Newark, jersey City, Hayro de
Grace Por Deposite and New-Hope.
With seven wires above, and regulations TO insure
prompt delivery this Company affords 70 persons disposed
10 avail themselves OF the and advantage of this rapid
mode of communicating with personal or business friends
in distant cities extent Of for promptude un-
equaled by any other line In tins country.
Teegnphing, but recently experiment. has become
and reliable medium of business and the amount
OF thousands upon thousands of dollars now daily trans
acted through It's agency. -,
PR,crs-fnr the transmission Of ten words or less e1cs
sye of date address and signature for which no charge
made The prices are from NETWORK TO NEWARK;
frenty cents; to PHILADELPHIA twenty-five eeHs and
10 BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON, JJfy cents. Open
ua'' '''N' ~ WIN. NJ SWAIN, President.
VIM F. WESTERNELT Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
Clothing.

FASHIONABLE TIATS.-Elegant French
SILK Hats at s3-sI Iess than Broadway Prices Neat
Hats al a. So BROWN,
No. Iss Canal-st- one door from Sullivan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

Wm. II. FRANKLIN Auctioneer.
WIN. III. FRANKLIN, SON q Co. will sell
w at Auction, on WEDNESDAY, March is, at IL
o'clock, the Merchants Exchange, 107 lots OF Ground
heated 9TH and 6hays and Dist ed 3d. oath, 95t
18th, 9Sth, i0ist, 102d and ltSd sta.
For maps and particulars inquire at the Office Of the Auc
ncneeI No. 5 Brond-st., or of
Messrs. WAKEMAN & LATTING,
A83) No 80 FutOn.st.
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Goal.

COAL.-The very best quality of Peach Or.
~ chsrd (Red Ashl egg and sizes well screened
and delivered in rood order from under cover - per
tun The incest for Groces aweyson hand II yard
No 80 GoeTck.s;., cor. Riyngton. MAI. Clinton.
I LIVERPOOL, ORRELL and CAMEL
~ COAL-Lsrfe size for family nee now discharging-
also yard Red and white Ash Coal Of all sizes and OF
the best qualities sale by SAMUEL THOMPSON
NEPHEW, No. IS Gouldst; No. rs Pears' and corner
Rivngton Sufolk-st
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Alillinerr, &r.

ID LEM, from Paris, No 49l Broadway
l)s will open for the March H. large aud ese
CANT assortment Of PARIS Millinery all ofhe own direct I'M
portaons which abe takes pleasure in showing to her
friends and customers.
DIBBONS, SILKS, and MILLINERY
III GOODS-The unde gned is pfepsredto exhibit
tie largest the cheapest and most desirable stock OF the
above GOODS in the city Suitable for hrsciass
and Milper OF every section OF the Union being al hs
own ,mportAtions for the Spring Trade which he vii offer
ON the most favorable terms. NJ. II LlCHTENsFEIN,
No 90 Bowery, corner Of Hester-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
Il ROUTE-yANDTRgIIT LINE sr SAN FStv-
CISCO Tie Acrs~-ogy TrAa>ls G q Sekn>aA Pso2r~
ier-IAIuSzA Asv1-ee of ihs Nali Only Lac tSlg
lhiezEh TakttS incal NJ the lsthlIls crn-sn 20 IL
hvorl;s noatls Prime steamship PR)NEruEuS %
tEts sCrceh, uil cave EslB No NeTta Rser AZ
oe'oek. psoci--y cs Saa Jssa De- Mart, On sAtC0-
DAY, hLsth - eoan~ttr Vth II pceilNs -rskas1a1
tAClFiS, lfte brden- over he NcsAFl4 trk1sii
hfne, taFrE bar j. mls q M trsnsnortsfoa Iae-c
E-r1rtrs zns4asssA IN thar sllsiloa AMI i no
e-leLA fcr ll.slsuca. FSss1sc - - 0Ss-< ssae~
4 fJ cf4s q q. Ascrly & - Contnr 70 btfery-
plSee, ~ cara c. vASDER5ILT. Asess
fp-eensts ned -Saf-s. t1e es scz.t.czs Of
bird NM 81 c-hsr Nc,e s-pcycd or hrs
Ire. E-ail 30 . mace - :; ~ oaiee-
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse c.

srsA E-s Sarross-. q ~ Ctusy KasS Aeres,
sr~-srr v ~ sn rerssns hIvsg cars tgat Az
pKEw RlkER. 49, TIE are vsissr -~ Cnsyl q Wi'asT-s
bzFsA 1eceass1 rcu etAt me- ssa 80 -
vcgrhsrs Acru ;ho szkrtr a. NJ ~ fossh 1t "A Ne
C.y b--s ne nfh aSy NioA pcst -pted
.sust - d ~ - is~oriw EDWARD klAsk. sSratas
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Urp Goods.

A COLBY, No. AZ 3d-av., between 9th
N and 10th ste, will offer TO the public THIS DAY
some great bargans Wet Damasks NAPKINS Linen Shirt
ipss fowelngs Handkerchief, sc.&c N B-Also large
ryoce Of Spring Goods this day opened All are
vursnte d and will be sent to all parts Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
EULLING, SECURING and on SOAP "a

Noolen Manufacturer Of good quality. and zt low
prces delivered free Of freight charge Of the vessel
landings ysirosd depifs in ths the New-Enx and
States. JAMES HARTNERS, Schenectady N
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IN PURSUANCE of an onler Of the Sarro.

sas tAe Cosety q Nr~ Yea stsc hrey fvru - Al ~
ssyrf O. n. ~ MARY n CALDWkLL Ats u n ~
fet a--s-- r-erfthe sth wcscners tAeN, to
rssissns~ NJ at trthst, ~ Cy ~
loTk osGrr ~ srst lay dsnA Dated >e-
lort. ths Ia az 81 >~sru.hrr i,AA
NARSOE .,-.-......-
a " NARkOE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

A. PERRY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
~ 10 Drugs Medicines Chemicals Dyesfufs and Euro
pean Leeches Soda Water and Syrps No 50 Elm corner
Manchester ST. Manchester, ". H.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-03

The GREAT CINCINNATI Tunnel
Mansfeld's Railroad Record publishes
some interesting particulars of the great
tunnel at Cincinnati. The work is now
in rapid progress and will be finished
early in 1856. The total length of the
tunnel is 10.01l feet, of which 965 have
been completed. The next largest tun-
mel in the United States, which is on the
Baltimore and Ohio road, is 4,18o feet
long. The width of the Cincinnati tup-
mel, walled, is 95 feet, and height 10
feet. There are three shafts leading
down to it, the first of which is 11s
feet, the second 1874 feet, and the third
lat feet. These shafts are all compile
ted. The tunnel commences in the val
ley of Deer Greek. passes under Walnut
Hills, and emerges in rayine on the
northern side, whence flows one of the
little branches Of Mil Greek.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-03
LnIer from California.

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 23.-The steamer
Northern Light put in here to-day for
coal and provisions. She has 700 pas
sengers and brings advices from San
Francisco to the LIST inst. She has
81, 5000 in gold on freight.
The news by her from California is
uninportant.
The markets at San Francisco were
dull, and prices in favor of buyers.
Madam Pfefer, the celebrated travel
er, arrived at San Francisco on the
28th of September.
Advices from Utah say the Indians
continued troublesome, and had commit
ted many depredalions at Salt Lake.
The amount collected at San Fran
cisco for the relief of New Orleans, was
81, 700.
The citizens of San Francisco had
adopted the new charter. The trouble
with the Rouge River Indians still con-
tinued. Capt. John VALDEZ, formerly
of the coast survey, had been muir
dered near Pulger Ranch, by party of
Mexicans. Some of the party have
been arrested. A severe fight between
the Indians and whites occurred near
Jacksonville, on the 18th of September.
Thos. Phillips formerly Of Chester
county, Pa, was killed.
Advices from San Diego say that
emigration by the southern route con-
tinued, and no difficulty was expert
enced in crossing the desert, owing to
abundance of water and grass.
The whaling news is favorable. The
American whalers, the Liverpool and
the Susan, were lost, the crews were
saved.
The ship Plover, of the Arctic Ex-
peditiOn, was seen in the Arctic Sea on
the 15th-of August.
The Brig "Arrow," was seized at
San Francisco, suspected of being en-
gagged in the expedition to Sonora.
Advices from Sandwich Islands say
the King still refuses to dismiss the
ministers, so that a revolution was
thought certain.
1t was reported that $4,000 Russians
were preparing to emigrate to the Sand /
wich Islands, under the auspices of the
Emperor of Mexico.
The revolution in Yucatan had been
suppressed.
The Spanish Minister had suspended
relations with the Mexican Government,
and had left the capital. The cause of
the difficulty is unknown.
The Indian rayages continue in Du-
range and New Leon.
The cholera was still raging at
Oajaca.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-03

LOLA MoNTEz.-A California CORES
pondent of the Nashville Gazette gives
an account of the recent doings of Mrs.
Patrick P. Hull, nee Marie Head, Coun-
tess de Lansfeldt, alias Lola Montez.-
She was recently arrested for assault
and battery, and heavily fined. 1t ap-
peared on the trial that she, becoming
enraged at her Chinese servant, seized
him by his long tail of hair, tied it to
the door-knob, and slapped his rice
masticating jaws most numerically
She had the poor fellow "tight," as he
could not jerk loose unless he scalped
himself. After the perpetration of this
feat, the quondam Countess still further
"astonished the natives" by mining a
whole day, in corduroy Bloomer cos
tune. To cap the climax of her eccen-
tricities, Lola has sued for separation
from her present husband, after union
of but few months, and sought the
protection of handsome ca5dllero.-
Her assigned reasons for this course, the
correspondent says. are not for ears po-
lite. Lola is a "brick," and no mis-
take.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-03
L. ]. LANGLEY.
LEWIS BILLINGS.

PRoGREss OF THE TRIAL.-The prin
cipal matter of interest in the Martha
Washington case this morning was the
reading of the famous letter from Kis-
sane to Nicholson, which letter was
taken from the possession of Mr.. Nor
ton last May, as the testimony is, by
Mr.. Kissane. This letter was admitted
by the counsel for the defense to be the
handwriting of Kissane. Itplaces Mes
Sis. Pugh and Gallagher, of Cincinnati,
in a position that is by no means to be
envied.-Stats journal.
The following is the extract from the
letter above alluded to, rejecting on
Pugh and Gallagher:
"My friend, Gallagher, is going on to
Washington next week, when he viii
undoubtedly be appointed Attorney
General, by Pierce. In that case, if
the trial ever comes on, he will have to
prosecute the case. George Pugh is
also going to Washington, to get the
right kind of Marshall appointed
This is important, as the Marshall has
good deal to do in selecting jurors, ETC.,
etc.