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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08
ID. o. HARE, Engravcr
State, County, and Corporation Seals. Presses
furnished.


GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURiNG COM
Assembly Of Virginia, to incorporate the Great Falls Manu-
featuring Company passed May l. 1882 notice is hereby
given by undersigned Commissioner that books for
cevng subscriptions 10 the capital stock Of the said
Falls Manufacturing Company will be opened Saturday.
The day Of October next and will be kept open from the
sad day Of October the 18th day Of October inclusive
from the Of 10 o'clock to the hour Of o'clock p
the said days Mt the places and under the direction Of
the persons following, viz
AT the Clerks Office, Fairfax Courthouse-Henry W. Tho
mas Thomas r. Love Hall Nelson, Alfred Moss BENJAMIN
Thornton Alexander Grigsby, Joshua c. Gunnel o. w.
Hunt, Richard IL Cockerie, John r. Carpenter.
Alexandria Va. at the Bank Of the Old DominionCas-
sius Z. Lee, William Smith, James Mckenzie A. Sidney
Tebbs, George W. d. Ramsay, Edward Sanuster.
At the house Of VIM. p Dickey, South Lowell at the Great
Falls Of the PotomacThos Ap c. Jones' James Crombe,
John Gunne, Sydney B. Webb James Sherman, John w.
Wells Spencer M Ball. Richard Hirst, Ira Williams, and
john Turner.
At Washington D. c. at the Banking House Of Corcorsn
RigGs-Wm W. Corcoran John w. Msury, and John Car
roll Brent. -
AT Georgetown, d. c. at the Of DIR. o. NJ Lnthcum,
o NJ Lnthcum, jeremiah orme, f. NJ Linthcum and John
II. King.
At Rockville Nd, at the Clerks Office of Montgomery
county @. Hennng, VIM Thompson, Of r., Richard J.
dock THoS. AP. G. JONES,
HALL NELSON,
THOMAS r. LOVE-
S. BALL,
sep S-2awd Commisrioners
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LATE MANIFEsroEs OF TURKEY AND RUSSIA.

One of the Paris correspondents mentioned some days
since that manifesto was expected TO appear on the
S0h ultimo in the Official journal of Consan;inope, and
that this document had appeared the 4th. 1t could
not have been generally circulated, il stated
in letters from Consantinope that, ewing to the
element occasioned by the expected publication, it
had been stopped after several copies were struck
off, 1t added that the prohibition Of publication
Of Difference the Ambassadors Constantnople
who expecting dispatches from their Governments
The following is stated be the substance of this docu
ment, the original being full Of the usual Oriental ampl
fcation Of phrases:
LAST MANIFESTO or TURKEY
After the occupation of Walacha and Mollasia by the
Russians the Sublime Porte protested before the four
Powers, in conformity with its ancient Some
days before the departure of Prince enschikof from
Constantinople the Sublime Porte had framed q note
which, in consequence Of its having been accepted by
the Russian Ambassador remained une1ecuted. One Of
the terms Of that note the evacuation of the Prnci
paliies after which ambassador repair ST.
Petersburgh The four Powers nterfered with the view
of bringing the two parties in dispute amicabe
rangement, and with that object they framed nete,
which Immediately communicated to them That
note accepted by Russia in the form in which
il was drawn up and were informed OF this by TIE
telegraph from Vienna far Belgrade and thence by
extraordinary courier By that the four Great
Powers gave proofs Of their goodwill and their friendship
for the maintenance Of integrity. The Vienna note,
when examined with attention. showed points which
Majesty the Sultan who desires maintain the right of
his ancestors in this grave question, by his Minister'S
who are bound by it.
For some months past the Government Of his Majesty
has made great preparations with the object Of main
tanning its integrity and such being the case the note to
which have referred cannot be ncceptcd and TO re
solve the pending question: it cannot accept other than
the note modified by the sublime Porte and under the
official guaranty Of the four Powers Il is that poiu
the solution tends and Of this al its ambassadors have
been informed
his Majesty the Emperor Of Austria TO which we have
replied after the in which We now express
ourselves.
Such the actual state Of the question and the
turn which ii may take hereafter intelligence Of more
recent date will inform US
Awaiting the results which may place. the Sublime
Porte will maintain the footing with respect to its
mens, which 1t occupies ct this moment and such is the
decision Of all.
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LOUIS BAKER.

Presburg, large fortified town in Hungary has the
honor of possessing by right the regala &C. Of that
country
The Crown in the year 1884 was removed to Vienna
by the order Of the Emperor Joseph H. But this mea
gave great offence and excited such violent dis
contents that it back Buda in 1890 where IL
Joy, and the whole city and suburb was splendidy ilu
minated the occasion This Crown was sent in the
year 1000 by Pope Sylvester H. to Stephen King of Hun
1t is of solid gold weighing nine marks and three ounces
ornamented with ffty-three sapphres fifty rubes one
large emerald and three hundred and thirty pearls
Besides these stones the images of the Apostles and
the Patriarchs.
The Pope added to this Crown silver pariarcha cross
which afterwards inserted in the of Hungary
At the ceremony Of the Coronation Bishop carries Il be-
fore the King From the is derived the title of
Apostolic King the Of which renewed under the
reign Of the Empress Queen Maria Theresa.
The sceptre and the globe Of the Kingdom are of Ara
ban gold the mantle, which is of fine linen is said TO
be the work Of Gzelle the spouse Of ST. Stephen who
they say embroidered in gold the image of the Saviour
cruced and many other images Of the Patrarchs and
Apostles, with number OF inscriptions
The sword is two-edged, and rounded at the point.
NoTr-Thus ends the description Of this famous re-
gala &c. Of Hungary. That it abstraced from it's
resting place there be doubt 1t is also that
both Kossuth and Koszta 1.-THE Hungarian refugee
in the custody Of the French In Smyrna
have been and perhaps who knows with truth accused Of
having had the in their possession. The whole az
fair is singular business, to say the least Of it.
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COMMUNICATION.
MExIco AND rHE UNITED STATES.
Exploratory cfhe course Of General Santa Anna,
President Of the Merican Republic

Exploratory fthe course of General Santa Anna,
President ofthe Merican Republic
MEXICAN LEGATION
4 WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 6, 1858.
The public press of New Orleans, New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore having prejudi-
caly to the friendly understanding between Mexico
and the United States motives other than consistently
patriotic for the conservative effort of his Excelen-
cy, General SANTA ANNA, President of Mexico, to
give to his country serene and solid aspect to the
eye of surrounding nations, and his recognizing a
recently dsorganized national force being especially
invidiously remarked upon, and enormously de-
clared force intended to be used to attack neigh
Dor Republic with which Mexico has always desired
main on footing Of undisturbed tranquility
the copy of letter herewith the Hon. JAMES BUcHAS
AN Secretary of State under date 29th August 1913,
is respectfully forwarded BY request in order its pub
catien, to explain of conservative policy in
Mexico, Inexperienced in the United States
The Better win promptly develop to the intelligence of
the United States the cAUsEsof the re-organ
cation of the national force of Mexico 1t to aid the
Mexican Government to sodify proecvey the national
strength.
The extraordinary facts alluded in the letter, and
the subsequent repeated Matamoros and other
cities of the Mexican side Of the Rio del Norte by armed
bands of from the American side of that river,
sufficient evidences of the aeessiy for the force The
cessy for it viii be still apparent when reflect
that by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalge, Mexico
nqushed the United States certain advanced military
posts which had enabled the Mexican Government to hold
in check the wild Indians of the frontier States of the
United States and that these Indians been held
in check, agreeaby to treaty stipulation by the Govern
ment at Washington to which said advanced military
posts were transferred at their pressing solicitation
and request
The force of Mexico IS thus, unhappy, indispensable
to and repel attacks which, by the of the
Treaty Of Guadalupe Hidago, the Government Wash
ington obligated itself to restrain and prevent.
The force is neither intended by his Excelency Gen.
SANTA ANNA to be used engine wherewth Cypress
his citizens with which to make war upon
o friendly Power.
The pubca ton Of the letter to the Hon. JAMES b.
cHASAN ex-Secreary of State, will have the agreeable
good effect of setting public opinion right mean
ing and intent Of certain clauses of the Treaty of Guada
lupe Hdago, which appear hitherto not have been
correctly understood in the United States
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The President will please take special notice in the
foregoing proclamation Of the words breach Of national
faith and honor"
Governor White Of Louisiana, little thought at the
time he issued his proclamation that the resu Of ne acts
by his country ground for extracting forcefuiy from the
Republic of Mexico its extensive provinces of Texas New
Mexico, and California.
While II must thus be admitted that the proclamation
Of Governor White Of Louisiana, viii, Of ITSELF ever re-
main evidence Of very grave offence against Mexico BY
the United States the President, Mr.. Polk, is respect
fully requested to bear in mind that proclamation SINH
lar to that Of Governor White not issued by the then
President of the United States for the understood and
beevedt that no favorable to- as well as cog
The reyered name Of Gen. Andrew jackson is respectfully
omitted here because before this letter Yves written he
the great regret Of his country had unhappy deceased
/ See the periodical presr Of the period
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agents Tor the Company ut New Orleans
The President will thus perceive that Mexico was fought
in Texas before the annexation of by the same voun-
teer force which, after the annexation Of it, was en-
ployed by himself to establish and extend its limits.
The same volunteer force after combating Mexico on
being released of governmental command by the nsru
mentality OF treaty ostensbly entered into establish
peace now, in the face Of that treaty about to re-
enter Mexico to continue the Fin peace private
account In the full expectation of getting ultimately pa
tronsed and paid by their Government for all their sue
cessful war acts.
unprincpled source of national barbarity warl
never dishonored q civilized Government
The question now is then are these acts Teven imme.
datey subsequent to the establishment of peace through
confessional magnanimity of Mexico to be continued
with the view Tor mott to further annexation under the
very patronage Of the aid of opposition by the Gov
eminent under whose commission to establish "a lasting
boundary the treaty Of peace was sought and
fully negotiated?
With these strange and peculiar circumstances full in
view nothing viii appear appropriate and just Dig
nfed and honorable than for the President of the United
States to issue proclamation condemning the proposed
oray as well as to adopt such other necessary measures
as shall command its arrestaton
Tie reayof Guadalupe Hidalga oblgztes the Government
81 the United States 10 restrain r It's territory The
acts or Jorays Of lis indians.
II the Presidents proclamation should be dsrespect
fully unattended to by his feow-ctizen nstgators Of
and partcpaors in the foray the President will suggest
to himself ready mode Of restraining by honoraby get
ting the friendly permission of the Mexican Government
to the crossing Of brigade of the official army of the
United States into the territory of Mexico for the pur
pose Of compelling all engaged in the foray to rerace
their steps.
Such course, generously pacific and honorably just
will relieve the Mexican Government Of an expense which
in peace It ought not be put to- well duty of Sc
verify which its frendiness towards the United States
would make It painful to enforce against the offending
citizens thereof
With appropriate respect have the honor to be- SIR
your obedient servant
GEORGE LIONEL STEVENS.
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN
Secretary of State of the United States
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Count NEssELRoDE has also published manifesto re-
atve to the alterations made by Turkey in the Vienna
uoe Of which London correspondent has forwarded
Us cory, as follows:
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TO THE EDITORS.

Telegraphic accounts from Vienna announce that the
lost jewels of Hungary had been discovered Orsova
buried under ground The jewery comprises the Hun
garian crown and insignia aud the cloak of St. Stephen
The latter was almost destroyed by damp
National hnteligereer Of October /.
GENTLEMEN If the following description Of the above
is found interesting enough to be published it is at your
service for the benefit Of the numerous readers Of the
National Integencer extract it from an old but cor
rect history of Hungary hope it win be acceptable
Respectfully and truly yours,
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Tie most important changes in this return, including
more particularly the decrease 10 the bullion and the in
crease in the private securities discounts in
tnuation Of preceding exhibits and point naturally to
the further rise in the Of discount which four
and half per 1t may be noticed that the item of
public deposite at this advanced period Of the quarter
does not present fourshing appearance but this is
doubt owing in considerable degree to exceptional
causes. The money market becomes Of course, mere
stringent with the advance Of interest, and the Stock E1
change cannot be expected to exhibit list Of increased
and increasing prices until something Of more satisfac
tory nature is known respecting the failure position Of
Russia and Turkey towards each ether
Many new books promised at the beginning Of the
month and high expectations entertained respecting
Mr.. THAcEERAY's new serial.
The "Newcombs" theatricals are at present all but
nudity The sqoed musical performances in connexion
with the festival Of the Three Ctor hare been very sue
cessful.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-25
d. S. BARNES. Proprietor
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.
A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty of


A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth Preservation, and Beauty of
THE HAIR.
VIE above has been thoroughly tested and the result
is, an universal expression of entire satisfaction
tits warranted to eradicate the pandru prevent Bald
the hair its color render il soft piable and
glossy, and IN good condition for curling eradicate the
atiralcnlB which is so destructive Ire hair remove
the scpr, scad head, relieve headache &c. The
Excelsior Hair Tonic. being purely vegetable prepara-
on Is the thing ard the only thing worthy of its name
BddaeSs.-Should any desire to see his bald head
retiring under the shade of beautiful locks let him make
thorough use Of the Excelsior Hair Tonic.
rating or LOosening of The Hair If this disease
he neglected. it viii prove the precursor Of badness
result which is by means desirable one, and which
can easily be avoided BY thorough OF the Excel
sor lair Tonic.
DandShF and Scu.G-Tiis disorder in most cases
owing TO neglect or wantgf proper attention, may be
easily and entirely obviated by the use according TO d
rections, of the Excelsior hair Tonic.
HeadGche.-1f XOn would be relieved Of headache,
and the gloomy disagreeable feeling attendant upon it,
and IN their stead be inspired with the revivng refresh
ing and hilarious spirit resulting from head clean and
clear, and brain free and active use the Excelsior
Hair Tonic. A
LiBimeut--For Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Agues
rheumatism, Chiblans Stings and Bites of Insects
Sore Throat, Pimples. Chapel Hands, &C., most ex-
ceilent and valuable niment the Excelsior air Tonic
Chttdren-It may be used upon he heads of children
WITH the happest results
Prepared only by LOMBARD q CUNDALL, Drug
giss, Springfield, Mass. To whom applications for
agencies must be addressed.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
AGENTs-CALDWElL Il HlLL, E, ii. MARSH,
and D. SCOTT, Jr.. and Sold by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers &c, throughout tho United States and the
Canadas. my6 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-25

A STORE in Harding's Block, on Front Street A
n TENEMENT in the house corner of Portland
and Myrtle streets. Also, small House on Quincy
street CHARLES WHITE.
N.Y. DIFF
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GROCERIES, &c.
H0USE-KEEPERs. LOOK!

livery one who desires good Bread should remem.
IL Der that
Judd's Baking Powder
will make the most heathy and cheapesf bread or anv
article vet discovered
By Ibis process Of king, the steam produced raises
the bread ono fermentation by acds) hence hot
is necessary.
Remember also that 100 pounds of -four yeasted, and
then dried leaves but esq pounds while l01 pounds Of
flour and pounds of powder, baked and dried leaves
100 5-9ihs pounds pound of powder and Is pounds
OF -four, is as noiShtns as q pounds of flour yeasted
Bread with the new process is recommended BY many
able physicians for persons having the weakest
stomachs.
All orders for the Powder left the Apothecary Store
Of FL. MARSH, corner Of Main and Pleasant Streets
directed to the subscriber No II Irving street. Wor-
cester, Mass, will be promptly attended 10.
A. P. ALBEE, Agent for Worcester County.
dec30 dawtf
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SHINGLES
House Furnishing Goods.

]. J.. HOOD would inform the citizens of Worcester
and vicinity that the place TO buy all kinds Of House,
hold Furnishing Goods,
Al The touest prices for Cash, At Private sale,
Is at the City Auction and Genera Furnishing Store No
Pearl street where may be found large assortment of
and second hand Furnishing Goods, of almost every
thing pertaining housekeeping; trnnks carpet bags,
elsewhere.
N 3. Those breaking up house keeping, and athers
having property TO dispose Of viii do well to as
receive all kinds of property Oh consignment md in
urgent cases will buy and pay cash, at the lortest
notice.
Sales fReal and Personal Property promptly attend
ed to- in any part of the County. j. L. HOOD,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
No, | Pearl street.
Worcester, March 9Th. 1853 DIFF
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SO Consisting of The u ADAMS " go
E7M SONS Robert Perry. Jules, Jergusin, SS7M
IL samuels, David, Tay Tor, !. Tobias, e. JSR
S&AszS Besey, and Sewell's Manufacture e&5AsZS
The above Watches are all from The hest Makers,
and will be warranted give perfect satisfaction.
AlsO. some ssfa
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HAIR OILS, &c.
.===EY LYONS
] KATRAIROM
q FOB THE
AAzLR.@
n
LYONS Kathairon.


For Preserving, Restoring, and Beautityinq
the Hair.
tausing il TO gto DIV luxuriany and giving il soft
" and curling appearance, of the delightful char
acter. The KATlfAIRON neutralizes the effects Of
disease, climate, and old age in preserving and restor
ing the human Hair, even after Badness of many
years-cleanses the scalp from Ddndruf and its mar
ura mpurities-mmedIately relieves sympathetic at
lacks of Nervous Headache, and cures all cutaneous
diseases of the skin, such Eryspelas, Salt Rheum
Itch &c. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE.
for giving the hair rich, SOFT glossy and curling ap-
pearance nothing has discovered to compare
with its incOntested-iis incontestble virtues. 1t i'm
parts The fragrance of the delightful and exotic
flowers, and is free from all mineral properties or any
substance which color the skin stain a lady's
hat. For
Bald and Gray Heads,
it is rre-emnenty beneficial I" The Katharun restored
my IT, after badness of - years. A. Jay CoURr-
RIGHT, rs Bond street, N. York; Ths admirable
preparation can be had of all reputahe Dealers through
out North and South America and the Islands of The
Ocean, in large bottles for25 cents.
Sold TO the trade at liberal discount but commits
stoned ca instance.
d. s. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l Broaway, New York
So in Worcester. by SHELLEY & SCOTT, l.. t.
LAZELL, DAVID SCOTT, JR., JAMES GREEN
G. $ A. J. HOWE. NJ. B. GREEN, and E. H.
MARSH, and sold by NIL Druggists, every here.
WEEKS & POTTER, No. l54 Washington street
Boston, wholesale Agents Tor New England
maria daw6mis
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Important to all who use
STEAM AS A MOTIVE POWER !
AND DESIRE -
Safety and Great Economv.


Safety and Great Economy.
A N opportunity is now offered to all when it NAV
"A concern TO the exclusive right of manufac-
turing, using, and vending, in States and Countess
VING'S
Circulating Safety Steam Boiler,
For Stationary Engines Locomotives Marine Engines
on River Lake d Ocean Steamers &c. The advan-
tages Of this Boiler all others now in use are.
/. Entire Safety from Explosion, being no more liza
bic TO explode than an open chaldron
2. Less than ONE THIRD the amount of fuel is re
qured generate the steam obtained by other boilers
of the same power.
g. The cost of construction is REDUCED ONE
HALF
a. They oecnpy but ONE-THIRD the SPACE of 9th
er boilers, and may he applied to any engine
s. The expense of Furnace Crates will be incalcula
bly, lessened by the small of fuel required and
the manner OF using it.
The Company guarantee the reality Of the above ad-
vantagcs Their conclusions based on PRACTICAL
RESULTS, many of these Boilers being in use in
and about this CRY. The inventor has but Just succeed
ed after years OF application, in bringing this valuable
invention before the pubic. II stands alone and indie
pendent in its MERITS ana il it has qualities claimed
which are undenabe, the public III at once acknowl-
edge its superiority over any other motive power.
Terms of sale made known application nj the Of
flee OF the = IRVING STEAM BOILER COMPANY,n
corner of Broadway and Park place, New 70 4, over
the New Broadway Bank
Circulars containing terms of sale, &c, will be for.
warded by mail il requested, address as above.
apl2 d3m
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CLOTHING, &c.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE!

FOR THE SPRING TRADEI
T'HE subscriber has just received large and wei
L selected Stock OF Goods,
Expressly for the Spring Trade.
and respectfully invites those intending purchase TO
call and examine them. His facilities for purchasing
are such as Nl enable him to sell cheap as any If
his competitors He feels confident that any who viii
favor him With call will only be satisfied with the
Goods but also with the Price. His stock of
g e. Cd HIN
has bee7 se.ecied with great care and attention.
consists in part Of the following viz
trock and Dress Coats Black Blue e. Brown Sacks
Embroidered Satin. Plain Satin, Lasting Figured SILK
Plain and Fancy Vests Black and Fancy Doeskins Cas-
simeres Satlnet, Steel Mixed Pants. sc
o. His Stock of FURNISHING GOODS is Sec
ond to none in the CITY, consisting of Black and Fancy
stocks, Fancy and Black Cotton and Linen Hdkfs Pol
ka lies. Waterford Cravais, Gloves, Hosiery Umbre-
las Caps suspenders, Collars Bosons Linen Coeheco
and Fancy Shirts, besides large supply of Under
Clothing all of which viii be sold Cheap for Cash. at
Henry Fox's Clothing Hart,
apis deoddw3m No. l0l Main, cor Thomas ST.