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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07
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We have uosicrd with hs,onishmcra and
psia tie rrc .fa Jaihhcaiian IN The Brruiea
Poss. n uuiicirs rravetiur ~ the strongest
ard most hmrfiru upon the private char
actor u a n,s.rsiy irt,tic iu,iividnai.~hol s,c
ly departed llns IT, u he place Of rcsidenco
Ia Sudbury, Ru'iand CO. Tn deccaecd,
NJ Ions G. Ss~trH, tsarcs a highly res
gerfod family 90 nsagn tins AT al events,
10 tbra-~seycsr bercr ycneu,, and large
nnui5rf Of friends cempascd 81 many oi the
most ey,r,hy citizen, u the town. where
fur many years b. hold NJ least a respect
sbio position. The charges which arc BoN
published and tUmpeicd ihreughou, the cS-
icui 81 The Posts circulation (which, for
the honor Il the newspaper profession, We
hopc cinnoi be u,ry extensive, and # Tins
course be- persisted Ia We are fully pur-
suadrd will spon be quite limited. are
wholly Concerning the private character Of
a private citizen; and Tbs taken N SON
mex on with the fact that they first cmbcl-
lishcd the columns 81 the Pos, as an cbliu-
ary. ~ It w.re--almosi before the rciuains
OF the deceased had become cold IN his
grpye---rrndcrs their publication offensive
10 the extreme.
The spin, which pcNsdes the articles
IN question IS closely akin 10 that which
characterized the harsngucs ofthosc actors
IN the scenes of the French Revelation Of
the lssi century, who puhlicly.oycr the dead
bodies If ihcir victims dcscanted Ia horrld
language upon the actual or supposed vices
q tlsir private life, and compelled the ter
rcr-sincken. heart broken friends Of the DE-
ceased 10 become the unwilling auditors Of
their inhumn destinations.
The line Of conduct hitherto pusued by
the respectable portion Of the press, in ref
orcnce To the private characters OF private
individuals, IN our opinion is mainly based
upon correct principle and IN the pariic-
ular We now coTment upon the customs of
years have demonstrated Its propr.e,y and
utility. For public newspaper TO search
ont and parade upon It's columns the wees
and short comings ola merely private indi-
/ yidual, is sufficient 10 merit--as II hereto
fore has received the condemnation of
those whose esteem should be sought, and
| 10 stamp character on that sheet fit only
/ for what the Tribune would term the Sa-
/ tame Press. And we cannot believe. from
what we know Of the character ofthe Cor
responding Editor Of the Brandon Post, that
he would sanction or uphold the course
I pursued by that paper in this matter. The
meancst feature IN the whole affair IL that
the author of this publication should want
until his object had passed beyond the reach
of mortal aim; ere he strings his bow, and
there is no mark left but the broken hearts
Of his innocent family to receive his en-
yenomed shafts this is cowardly-this we
most heartily deprecate---and for the honor
Of the profession TO which we belong,
we do most sincerely regret and pray it
may not be persisted in.- Bennington
Banner.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

Sr~ PaTESrs. The following patent.
hsFe been Issued kuben Daniei.. u No..l.
s'ork W iof improvement IN arar cutrfs.
Wa Wheeler and Norman G.. Harms. W.
Nh-eiw AMI T. Merriam, n Pouine,.
" - improvement so the caasirs.rt.5n q
fnu caniiraic.s
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

HoEEiHLr nsAras.--A ssdaccidrnt &C.
CURED "a lilnesbufgh, on Tuesday last
T"o inen named Plumber and blanchard.
assisted By tvo boys named Plumber and
S'r'rns' we're engaged IN rcpairinFa we'll
and having taken away some bnck work
near ihe top, the whole party werc engulph-
I'd by the eorh oaying. Mr. Plumber was
rescued alive III other three died b,,lore
Assisiartc reached then.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

MrmER.--A most brutal murder
vas committed A. Nr@ Pnn.. Eikhau
county, Ind. 90 The z2d u'i 4 m.u
~ 'hr ratae II Trimming WnsLf beat
BIZ Nifr's hrnins oui siih nrr shovel.
ana sfersarls cot her throat with Il
kniir. IL then ATTEMPTED 10 DESTROY
himself by cutting b. own throat. Tic
only chsse IL ssid TO have bern family
qnafrei
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

The Detroit Daiiy Tribune makes the
following statement in references to the
contract for the work on the ship canal be-
tween the waters Of Lake Superior and
Michigan;
"The contract was awarded on Monday
evening to Eras,us Corning of Albany,
Erastus Fairbanks of Vermont, Henry
Dwight. IT., Of New York. and X. b. Forbes,
Of Bos' on associated with two or three 9TH
er gentlemen whose names are unknown TO
us, upon the following terms: The canal
is to be finished within two or three years"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

IN The collision between the trains q The
the Michigan Central and Southrrn Mich
'gen hailruaAs,mcuil1ned IA tn Ia, week.
hsEALn, Se are panied "a notice that
Nermoutcr, stephen u. Gray, Esq., Of
Mhcelock. was killed.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

\ bAsbi,--Mn. n. n. Steven.
'hr clever writer n % Tie Tall" in the
iias'ss Yiaa-s iAn. drsrriL,. aeii, f.n
20 H. hna'is fhe smalle.t ics. ne tight
81 pants. anl DE LoLirsitaile.i coal Of
any geai!eu.s in 1vu
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

krIlssp ssp NAsnisssoN RAilGoAp.
At a Hsecilng II me- stookh lders 90 the
2is' u April, thr io.i0sing gctfisman wrro
elected Director CO.. the ensuing year ,---
NeHlu Clafk Geo W Strong, lsaa- ".
iiasiap, Daniel ; Miller, Jss. IS Bsldrin.
luhn hlaalr.. sl.A Iacnb Z. k.a.i.rsn-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

They have new mode u enforcing
ils liquor law in Ohio. 4 keeper ~
grog-shop, returning home, few d't'
sioce, with barrel Of liquor, was o'er'
taken by two men nod woman, vAt.
the lHiier jumped inla The WAGON an'
Wiih on axe knocked 10 ilc head o. 'h'
Nhiskey barrel, sPilling IL, contents ..
The ground.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

We learn from Florida that through
out Alachun, Columbia and Mauo'
counties, Cotton is IN an excellent sf'ie
Of iorwardness, and bid. fair for hesu
crop the additional ground planted il'
season vaTaniing The estimate that NJ
product this year will be double ila, 81
last Or about ten thousand bales. lh-
Tobacco 50 far as iransplanied. l9ol'
well, particularly in Marion county.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

e8' The presentment OF the Grand
Jury which found true bill against
Arthur Spring, senior, for the murder
Of Mr. Rink, says in substance /. Tint
the murder was committed with a vica
to the plumber Of such sum Of money,
however small, as person in Mr. Rink
business might be supposed to keep
about him. 2. That it was commiunl
AT time when the victim, owing 10 ila
out-oi'door storm, might be supposed 20
be alone, aud was alone. B. That %
was committed by surprise on is sic.
tim, and that the murderer fled before
the Struggle was over, leaving the bloody
knife behind him. 4. That the muir.
dcrer leil behind him an old umbrella.
such an article not belonging 10 NJ
Rink, and not being in The store o i.H
minutes before the murderer entered
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

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sssssss 90 s.ss.s a. sh-ss@.s --~-rs-
see 90 a.sass t.assssse - go .ss.sss s.s
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

'fiss ssssi,ers Cssf afkgs a. sis- lsnE'h
s.saF TIER p ~ tfss~lag ~hsf, ali
ussassais TIE pE,,ss-rs,iar ..iss.fns,. art
ishs st'scs. ds~rss,dingls aseisFra ia, be
ga IA frsi sure ihai 4 ~osia end ~ -,
t,sa'al.s- Aaa.pas SaaA,, that hnse
ssasssis sss escs P'sEssrSse1. Nss sannge
- sty. 80 hust \ Sisssdy ~hasrersd ls
Ysefsssaasssi slrries tsni iianllssr vii "a
b. osmictod, q = hrllssed tAess s and
NJ b. had s~osnng esausA u rAss a
lrgsl asgt'i - als F,tlli snd - a.. d.-sbs
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haze tngtA.ng BAT "a sees tAase u u Sc
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

M nio~f ls t-..af aaisn = Gosih - ti.e
shas slsse i'tissrs = faglstA. NlAo.ss
- "a bssiss stf tast . Ci.els Tasae ssssls,g
~ sysSsecv
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

Since the melancholy death u Cob
nel King, nearly every paper ilti 'a'r'
10 ~ coniains speculation about '..
saoocssion ia ihe event n he dea'h '
ihe President ~ look upon il.' 70
exhibiting mo-i eHrrclllr nsie--r.
man is ih ihe enlo} menl Of good hra'..
- 'slk ahDni rhs y, 30 80 hi bDos +"
ter BE- siali lnte vacated fhfm.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

A correspondent at Manchester informs
us that JOSIAH BuRroN, Esq, Of that town
who died on the 22nd Of April at the nge
of 10, left by will the following sums for
benevolent mrposes:
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

Tie National I'm. Free S0il 81
iipu. is sail 10 D. he mo,i rEoa a''.
seelly rspsr 10 ii.e css0'g
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

lse I. :. NEd aesrathip E~girs
rkiy arrived ~ Nss Nosk Ca Mranss.
dss ssafsing, ffpm ars Osiean, ana
llAa ssa. lfinsiag dssss fnos1 IA. lauef
port 10 ne ssh I'D.
ne F.Asssassrs b. tkr EssFirs go
rofess that ihs tsst Lads sanun ls'i
sascss-ica he dss Yrvs 'oss 10 the saa-
.uz q ms s,rauies h handbag "a hana-
40 slaves near Nzlansa. The iisf-
t,csiATs " Tic ness are uninfl,ossari.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

ooss Te.sv.-Tts k4.ss oas sa,s
s~sN~s Hssssys, sss - "TRIP. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05

49,. ssne puxns svaa Lss, and John Smith, wsrs
placed ct ths bar charged With rebbng eountrynan,
named John Duffy, Of soms 50 It sPps.r.d from the
evidence q the complainant that he met ths prisoners
On the Battery and asked Thorn II they would conduct
him 70 ths Cys'L Palace They vent up there and
while thsre the complainant asked them 70 bring him 70
place who're he could bsths In the salt .aser. They
brought him TO the beach, about two mtlss Distant
Thsrs ons Of thsm put his hand into the old mans
pocket and absacted eight nine dollars from IT, They
then won't o. and ths eompanants way TO the city
he missed the other twenty six dollars which no had in
his coat pocket Ths jury after few momsot's CON.
dderaton rendered verdict Of "guilty Of petit arcs-
ny" Ths prisoners sentencsd 70 b imprisoned In
the penitentary for ak months each.u
Grand Larceny A colored man. named George Lewis,
was charged with stealing SIX barrels OF -four from
Cnarles n Rome Co. The prisoner, 1t sp-
peared, hired to convey the -four
~sy from pier No 80 East river and sudsavored to sell
1t 10 baker named Person. Who suspectng that 1t
stolen, had the prisoner arrested The jury, without
leaving their seats rendered verdict of guilty The pr
who is an old offender sentenced to be con-
fined in the state prison for five years.
Plea Of Guilty simon Svestier, indicted for bur-
gary pleaded guilty to petit larceny having stolen four
dolars from John Farow, No. 1l6 Chatham street. The
Court accepted his plea. and sentenced prisoner 10 be
fined $50,
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CLEARED.
ships-Devcpshire, Hovey, London, Giswold Morgan
& Wiley; sumroo (Br) Hay Quebec Everett h Brown
Clifton, Cabdage, New Orleans stanton 4 Thomson.
Rarks--sa.ellte, Amsbury, Bayre. Boyd & Hncken
Kirkland. Benthsll, Cape Town, w Cameron.
BrigF--Depmark, Gamsge, Philadelphia, h p Buck CO.;
Petrol DAM, Nelson, st Thomas Thompson Neuhsns
Gen Taylor Smith Jacksonville White CO.; l. P
Snow, Atwood jacksonville, Brett Vose & Co; Hesty
(BIem), Klamp, Port Prince, Pope u CO.. Azores,
BeAttie, Lisbon TruDdy Co; Regulator (B' Parish,
81 John NIB Nevius Son; Hanover, York. Phiiadel
phis, master.
schrs--Elen Louisa. Thompson, New Haven, star;
Mail Redfed, New Haven, Havens Ida (Br), Evans st
Thomas, Russell; Gov Anderson, Farwel Key West,
Maitland co. Mary Elizabeth, Evarts, New Haven,
JH Ravens; Alneids, Buell. Hartford Ravens; d
warder Daisey, Charleston, McCready, Mott Co; Ar
leth Riggs Elizabeth City, Gamble; Lucy White,
Torrey, Portsmouth, W Lewis; James Smith, Truman,
Wilmington, NC, hcCresdy, Mott b Co; London (Br),
Dinrdale Kingston, ia. W Burnham.
steamers--totten, Kellogg: Beltimsre, Il Taylor
shark, Miller, Philadelphia, WI Thompson.
Steamship Washington, Fitch Bremen, July Is, via
Southampton 10th, Pm with lsl passengers, to Mssr,
Sard RiesN
ssesDahp Merlin (Br), Ceosas bermuda. Jhy "a. via
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Arftvsd-Brgs Joseph AlbioS Cark, CHrdsass; Na-
loney Widen Prsvidenes schrs 5tratton. Westeo>t
Boston nary johnson Ryan, BidgsvoEt; Pennsyivanaa
Rosth- Norwich; Bray Homer Ngartown; j @ Dsughty
Murphy Richmond; s.ml Rankin, Brown, NYork; stss.
Tooisr, Washington. NC; New Republic, Knns, PusrSs
rpston. Lewes, Del
Csarad-Brigs Canton. Crowsll, and G Fay, Csxk.
SSstsn sshl. I Elanns! y.aeilSsr New Orleans
hyde, Emery; Hudson, Havner, and Lady Suffolk B,er
Boston, Lsango, Sharp. Aguayra; G G Str alton WET.
cott Boston; Mary Johnson Ryan, Bridgeport Penas N.
wanna, Roach, Norwich steamer John Marshall Copes IL
York
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COrOness, Inauesta.

UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DROWNED Yesterday, Coroner
Of unknown found floating in the East river. DR..
Van Leir of No 90 Greenwich street testified that he
made external examination OF the body and did not
find any marks Of violence and is of the opinion that de-
ceased came TO his death by drowning The Coroner de
scrbes the ceased and his dress Light
peson about five feet eight inches high, stout built
with black hair and bald of his head appeared
to be about forty Eve years Of age Dress-Back cass
and woollen pants muslin shirt with red ced
muslin over IT. and coarse brcgan shoes The body
appeared to be In the water about five six days The
jury rendered q verdict Of death by drowning.
DEATH CAUSED BY INJURIES ON BOARD Smp.-Coronor
Gamble yesterday held inquest at the New York Hos
riral the body of James Riley aged As years. nstve
board the ship Rappahannock. by the falling Of
railroad iron him, while he aiding in unloading
& e rn "r il the
tai. The jury returned the following verdict: That
deceased came to his death BY injuries Ia connection
with diarrboea, by having railroad iron fall upoa him
from the ship Rappahannock, the 23d day of July,
1853"
CAUTION TO SERVANTS DEATH BURNING FLUID
Coroner Gamble yesterday held inqu at the New
York Hospital the body Of Mary Carr aged SO years.
native Of Ireland ard domestic in the employ of Mrs.
Belirda Scbumpf residing at No 68 Hudson street., who
10 her death by accidentally setting her clothes
fire by the tbouyhtless use Of burning fluid
Mrs schlumpf, sworn, said--The deceased was 10 my
employ; yesterday evening about O'Clock the family
was alarmed with an explosion and also scream, as
from woman; we being at tea at the time, vent to
the third floor and looking out OF the window ssw
the deceased 10 flames in the yard, and my husband
epdeavorng 10 extnguisb the fe he succeeded in put
trg out the ames and called to me for pair OF scs-
cut her eorses off her body after doing the
deceased taken into the kitchen and she told the
way it happened was by taking the can OF fluid and
spnklirg OF it the sligated wood to hasten the
fire. when the fluid in the took fire and burstsd she
said II all her fault. The deceased convey
ed the Hospital where she died the following day.
The Jury rendered the following verdictTha. deceased
to her dee by burns accidentiy received by tue
bursting Of can Of burning fluid, on the Sd day OF
August, 1858.
ACCIDENTAL DEArH-The Coroner called yesterday,
to- hold inquest a. No 254 East Eighteenth street
the body Of Michael Hanon, who died yesterday from
Injuries received on Friday last by being struck on the
head by roller used in unloading timber from vessel.
An inquest will be held this day on the body.
Senator Seward has declined the invitation TO deliver
IN address before the Wisconsin State Agriculture
Grcietv
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Arrived-ship Cersics, sagua; barks Lind BALL
more Hamilton Pensacola; Justice Story, and Ida Bald-
more; briggs Nevus Mapssnlo; Aureia, and Jane howes
Aux Cages Eliza Burgess, San Juan; Cuba; shurtz
Baltimore Nickerson do; Cara Ellen, Phladelphis;
schrs Gil Bas. EIeuthsra Alice and Home New York;
Packet Union saml Cashier, Cettell, and &c zee,
Philadelphia Otranto, and Forest, Rcndout; Il Small,
Wolcott, NYcrk.
Alec ar1,ved-Brig A Dunbar, Curacao.
Oeered-Ship Wsash, Liverpool bark Mary, Gisrai.
tar,
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ss TAomas 49, - Cusard July g. - nlss nsrth II
;s: es.is s's e. !: Iu.
siip Geo Patton Tot Hsth) stinson H.vrs, 81 day..
shis Flying Arrow (clpp~-. Of Bsston) Tread zen, Ct
TaomaA July y (whsrs she put In In distress FOB To-
ps.tsd bound 70 San Frsncisso i.ss Marine 1asirsJ
Bark VAlsnsa.s (Fs), Rih.~lsk Cssts. "a aAys TO
BARK Dutcbss. Got Bossoo). Lane Palermo, ysus II,
ship George Phslp: fer Phil.delpbi. July T. Cd Csse
for Boston The has had pilot on board days, With
light winds and thick weather.
Bark Carolina, Sherwood Charleston, days, to Dun
Brig Cape Fear tof wilmington Nc), Barry, Cardenas,
Brig HOuduras (Br), Cara, Sydney, CD q days, to
Brig Emerald (Br) Crowl Pistou 10 days. to Cunard
Jnly 49, Cd Nantucket South Shoals spoke brig Mary
Brig VIM BoOthby (Br). Coael, Windsor, 10 days, to
Brig Daniel Weld, Brown, Hisboro IA days, to Saith
4 Boypton.
Brig Citizen, Brown MAchas, 10 days, to Brett. vOse
schr Swan Phillips, Norfolk, A days.
schr watervils, Smith, Kennebunk, Me- - days, fer
scbr Senate, Harding. Machias 10 days.
schr s Pond, orowslI Portland Me, 4 days.
Schr Senate, Hsrdog Calais, DAYS.
schr Gertr ads Horton Perdieton Calais, Tdays.
Scbr Ophir Booker. Eaetport, days.
Schr sarah, Bennett, Eas'port, days.
Schr Kossuth, Churchill Ntwburyport, days.
schr Sarah. -, Rocklspd days.
Schr Alfred Hall, -, Portland, Ct Q days.
Schr AlInon Bacon. -, Portland, Ct Q days.
Schr George Washington Smith Green ~ich, Ct, days.
schr John 0 Ireland we'den, Newport, day.
Sioop Aida, Smith Brookhavsn. 1 day.
sioop Mary Dallas Tucker, Brookhaven, day.
Ship Shannon, -. from Liverpool.
Briggs Hamlet, and Washington, from
Also two baIks and one brig, unknown
Ships Comet (clipper), San Francisco; Gutenberg
(Ham), Hamburg; Devor shire Loadon; Java, Glasgow;
Australia. aAd Ccrneas Liverpool; bark Peter Dsnin
Savannah: and others.
Wind during the day, N to NE.
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RAPHIc.
~~~~~~~~~~~~>>>0,0~~~N@.-~,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
-~~->~~>>>o~~>1~-~~~~~~~>~~
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA, At HALIFAX.
~~~~~~>~~~~~-O~>~O->~~~O>
FOUR DAYS LATER.
-~~~~>~~-~~>--@--~.~---1---
Settlement Of the Turce-Rassian Question.
~~~NO~~~OooD~~oO>>~~oy~~-
Reported Interference Of the American Minister
at COnstantinOple.
~>~c~-~ro~>>>~o>~~>.>~~~o-
Lord Palmerston to be Secretary for
Foreign Affairs.
~~~~~~~~~~~o~~Oo~c>
IMPROVEMENT IN THE FUNDS.
>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N@>~~~
.ADVAHsE IN COTTON,
r., &ss.s dss.
.ADvAHsE IN COTTON,
r., &ss.s Dc.

HALIFAX, August 4 1885,
1hs royal mail steamship Niagara, Captain Leitch from
Hvgpool on Saturday, July %, with 1l5 passengers
RIVED st this port ~ O'Clock this morning. and after
tSkiss coal sailed for Boston, In dsns os but with
oaln weather.
1ts sesew ssssner Sarah Sands SAILED from Liverpool
IN tee svsaiag Of July q, with 200 passengers for
7ssss0
lie United States ships John HAncock, Portland Por,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05

Is SANDY HOOK TEIKGRApH.J
THE HIGHLANDS. Aug 4-6 80 PM
Clipper ship Comet is pa.sug the bar bound ont One
chip coming In near the Hook in tow. Two barks and
three briggs in the offng, tound In
Wind light frem NV. Weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05
Shipping Intel,Srence

Arr from New Yerk-l4th, Caroline, 18th, Lesnera,
Frederick Augustus at Bemerhaveu: 10th, Linden at
Sligo 1lth Robert at Gibraltar and Gle 18th for Malaga.
Arr from Cbsrleeton-20th Sarah Jane. at Liverpool.
Arr from New Orleans 18th, Rolfe at Genoa; 18th,
Joseph Holmes, BteDerbsven; ] Clsibo ne. Gyronde.
AYR from Mcbile-1stb. Hungarian, at HAVE.
Sid fer New York-l5th, Geo Horex. from Ne gport;
goth, North Carolina, Lady BuIwer, 2lst Yorkshire
New York Packet, from Liverpool
Sid for Boston-20,h Shepard Falmouth Castle, from
Liverpool
Sid for Philadelphia-21st, Mermaid from Liverpool.
Sid for New Oresns-20sh, Harley; 22d, James Cald-
well, from Liverpool.
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THE KING AND THE ROMAN CATHOLICS,
The King has issued proclamation that ne will dis
miss from bis service any officer, who marrying Roman
Catholic. sha promise to bring up bis chi drsn in thai
faith This intended asa protest against recent en-
croachments.
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Italy.

ANOTHER DESTRUCTION IN MILAN-CoMMUrATIo
OF eUERRAzzA's SENTENCE ETC.
Guerrszzas sentences has been commuted perpetual
bapisbment 49,
An artillery magazine at IAbsst bad been accident
blown up.
Count Pindemonte Roncsssa had been arrested at e-
rau ana Imprisoned In the citadel, charge Of trea.
son.
despatch from Milan, dated July IL states mat the
Austrian police are the trail u projected insurrec.
toQ II Csnkai Italy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05

BOLD STAND oP THE FEDERATIoN-THE AUSTRIAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF FLAG FROM
NEW YORK
The federation intend making diplomatic representa-.
stead Of chsrges
The Austrian blockade Of the Swiss frontier as rgor
GUS as ever although some few Of the expelled citzeua
bad been permitted to return harvest their crons
there being difficulty in obtaining laborerp
deputaion from New York had presented a aag TO
Lucerne,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05

Senator Seward has declined the invitation TO deliver
IN address before the Wisconsin State Agriculture
Society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05
Germany.
Switzerland.

The Bsvarisn government announces that Worlds
Industrial Exhi5 win be held at Munich next YEAR