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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

CTORE TO LET-sUITABLE FOR ALMOST ANY DIES
- crption OF trade situated in rst rate business loca
ton where large amount Of business easily be done
Rent moderate and possession Immediately Inquire at 81
Fesey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

N,HIRTEENTH WARD-TO THE EDITOR OF TIL
Herald and the national democracy Of the Thirteent
ward. offer myself candidate for the office Of
blyman, and if elected will support Daniel Dickinson 70
United States Senator. WIN. W. FREAN National DEM
please
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

ITO LET-FR0M lsr NOVEMBER, THE DWELLING
house occupied by the late Hon. Elijah Paine situated
south side, block of Second
Inquire Mr. MacFariane No. 100 Tenth street.
a No. $50 Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

II H. LUDLOW WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, THE
u. 18th October at the Merchants Exchange six lots of
landoD the northeast corner of Fifth avenue ana Thys
the street. capital location for church other large
building for private residences For particulars
potted bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

mo LET-THE STORE NO. 1916 FULTON STREET. .5zso M
the ls Of November until the LIST Of Nay, and longer
desired TO good tenant II will he rentet low; rent SJe
till Nay next. Apply next door, At No. l97 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

TIFFANY CUTTING, sn BROADWAY, ARE NOW
ehoring most complete assortment Of beautiful silks
dress goods French all woe plads msrno lacss embroi
series shaws sloaks, maatas, and some ohose Indis
low prices $500 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

OTIS TO LEAsE-ON BROADWAY AND THIRTY
IL fourth street Seven lots Broadway, being the
between Thirty and Thirty nth excepting
lot the of Thirty fourth street Fifteen lots the
souhery side Of Thirty street. contiguous each
other between Sixth and Seventh Fifteen lots
the norhery side of Thirty contiguous each
other and opposite the last mentioned lots between Broad
and Seventh Lease for years. with
renewal. Apply to S. b. HUTcHINGS, 81 John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

E,OR sALE-SoDA WATER APPARATUS, IN PER
feet order having been used only two weeks, and
ganted the this city Will be sold below
cest cash. Apply WILLIAM GEE, Machinist IS Full
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

Gen,lemen-Pcrmt me 10 express MY utter establishment
that you have discovered the working very ann
ing bill de51>e silver coin Behold TIRES First
reduces The value OF tho dollar ane'y cents; mex /,
makes this spurious coin l".a tender five dollars
less Thus the retail dealer will sci. his goods altogether far
this dhased currency 10: is una!tcabe law crro.
Cyl that the cheapest is always mos, in crcuion But
stops the merchant las thousand dollars pay and be-
hO: the money that he was compelled BY Law TO take al
his counter for one thousand Dollars good and true only
worth a, the bank the sum OF nine hundred dollars
REPEAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

We cordially second tie suggestion al some OF oG own
rcs;on eta ami ." HE South Side Democrat, which IN
forces :Er cly!ous yoey cleclng democrats as mem
bers or the Board 81 pullc W0ks and the taxing q such
steps "a viii secure that end This board will exercise
much irfacucc aGt ba Invested with immcnsr patronage
This bng the argument Is hardly necessary 10 con.
vince The democracy OF their duty in the premises They
nave large minority in each Of the three dr'rIcs and, by
proper discipline and alton their success Is cure
This union only he secured by n:aans OF Convention
At which IN, tIana Of the dieten; gentlemen Suggested
en- fn. cany,s-d AMI can ita'e from among them DC
selected, Ecyc:ac Tic circumstances If The Gaze. Sapnosc
The whia patty largely 81 IN ccndan'; have
doub; II" thcy would pursue. We hope that
IL. democrats Of the south. side dsc; will Immediately pm!
On The harness. hold primary meetings and appoint Delegates
district convention Ia be held n! sona central aad acces
-ihe point .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

praycr ~ III Rev. T.. iUwELL OF the Baps. Church.
.i,. PhEKEs. from me committee General Laws. Re.
po.tr bill incorporate the Trustees o: tic White Post
Male anI Ecnan Academy and Benevolent Assocs tons
Mr. S-ovALL from The committee on Finance &c rrpor-
;ed House bills for The relief 6! Thomas Graves and Daai.
Embrvwit' substitute hete;o'; the relief Of John
Kcnil OF r county OF Northampton, and for the relief ot
Edwin James.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

Our worthy contemporary % the Ndnsenond Enquirer,
A. w Sake Esq., has been unanimously nominated 50 the
Democratic candidate for the House BY pubic meeting in
which Capt ooe-rY acted ~ chairman ami D. J. Good
win IS Secretary Mr. Stark in spirited and enthusiastic
soecch accepted The nomination On motion Of Col Kelly
vo pcr.n;s were appointed dlstrc;
slcncc q .iirccs the m"r.ing pledged cordial and
u;.tcd support Tia nominee and resolved urge their
friends, every where .!cu2hou; Tie county every
honor. hlr cx,s "u 10 secre his election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
NEW Jersey I.EGISJ .TIRE

IRESTo3. Feb l3--ifter n i4to,u- ,.r The comHit :
IN co!p1a'i"s have pa.t-! TIC line raj fnai c '
submit report giving III" uICto;- - lie bit 'c'"F1g u
The cnR7'cs with the Camden an! ina0, ION t"'d -
Eeying hlt i will threaten tho loss Ok The tcF'iut- re
rived from LAT Company. ninn-i'j %; ~" committee y
not aprer ne 5ii pfm:css no lttIs eNci'cfncat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22
TIRE TWENTY SECOND or FEBRUARY

Again thrr hsu%cd anniversary has come trOnnd, and
nzain lay before Icrs tho dying egncy OF The grca
and good Wrsin2ton in his Farewell Address. May ht
nation he gu: led by It's split, in the safe honorable
ptospcros which has led s present greatness
I,ower and moral Influence!
The DAY vii! nc celebrated with great split in hi, city
In the morning thee will DO parade of the whole ls Reg
nrrnt q! Volunteers The Bmes Captiin NJ Patton, Jr
will have dinner a, The City HO;eland the pragoons
Capt VI Sheppard Will tine at tho Broad Stree: .lnte!
At P. ~ ,cre will h. celebration Richmond College
where ,h Farewell Address will be read by Mr. F. McHu
Ian OF Grounc aud Grafton viii be delivered by Mr Z
Mcdonald of Amherst
Ala P ii the Young Guards, Captain Richardson vii
grand Eail Lafayette Hail. end from what we know
OF that gallant corps. look Tor brilliant and happy
animated winding up OF the festivities OF this glorious
day in history.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

COLLISlON.-VEssEL SrSK.-Thc Petersburg IVA In.
egercer that vessel adcned with one ihousa nd
Bushels OF wheat belonging 10 Thos. Branch Esq., whilst
going down The river on Friday sunk by coming in
collision with Baltimore schooner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

RETURN OF JENNY LIND TO THE UNITED
STATES.-'ihs New York Commercial learns from cred
ibc source that Madame GoIdschnidt formerly Jenny
Liad) hes sn!ed hc defamation pay another p!of.s
scnai visit :ss country She will sing various places
IN Germany uI:n. the present year, and the following
sen will ,.sar in opera al London. AitcrwsG sh. viii
come 20 United States aud give o;"1a in ali the p1c
pal cities c,n4!nug here probably ;hr"e years
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

4 Branch Of the Bank Of The Valley Of Virginia has gone
into operation al Chstians5ug The officers of the Bank
arc David Wade President c. r. Gardiner Cashier. Ham
il,on ". Shields Teller.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

! EXCHANGE BANk--Thc vacancy occasoned by the
ra OF Dr. Isg in The Presidency o! The branch Of the
Exchange Bsrk Abingdon has 5cen filled BY the election
OF Mr.. c. Cccnway old end experienced business
ms and GnlDcier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

The New York POI, denies the Of the statement
thst while a, The Asor House New York General Pierce
worried by paceseekcrs by any es7, !or al
time there present in his apartments than half
dozen persons nor any of hi: vsers unwelcomc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL ROAD
Al mi"rIiug ~ the Commissioners :" he I.irhnnna and
YORK Rrr; IA Road lel on The tytl usar his civ
books subscription 10 The stock were authorized
opened the following raned pllc's under The snnrria
tendance the gentlemen whose aIpcac !,
RIcHNoSD CITY a. Inc American HUt,i.-- Abraham
Warwick, Bernard Peyton Chas. Dmmocs John \. Lam
caster.
New KES1 Z. H. Richmond T. Lacy, john D. Christian
James Samper Geo. Williamson. Augustine Crurp
GLOUCESTER c. H.JOsiah l.. Deans Tn. +. Booth Ca
l.b Leigh. Joel Hays.
WILLIAMSBURG Lemuel J. Bowren, Robert Saunders,
Robert McCandiish.
BAl!IaaRE.-G Geo. D. Taiaterro. J. Brandt. Jr.
New YoRK-LuJam l. Peasants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

fcThs being the Anniversary Of tbs Birth Dly Of Ams-
rca greatest son. in order that ell employed in h4 Enquirer
office may Join in celebrating the day pspe Will be issued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

4 bill the Senate afnend an act! entitled "En act 10
uthOZ. he N"rIh" Bunk Of Virginia. the Mer
chants ant Mcchan"s' Bank Of Wheeling, establish ii
a-onch poin, Pleasant West Colombia, tic county
Of MGsoD'An cngrosset b IL amcri act, entitled
act incorporate Hardy and Rando? Turnpike Com
panyAn enrrJssd bill To amend act, entitled ian aci
rrruale II. Harrisburg und franklin IGapikc Com
part 40 crnrnss,L hill authorize loan of S6fUuUv
10 TIE James River And kaUawAa Company by the follow
Ing vote:
AYrs- Mcssr- CruchfrlI lSpeaker,) Alien, Anderson,
ple-san,. and Rcalr. E,yd, C-ru,n:c Carroll! Caring
ten t.hc1ii,nm. CLARK, Crow Davis, Dawson, DIn'"'
E,,lv Ech"= Flnnrv Fry, Ga:!et.n, Gilmore Of EncH-
t-itn cpr.ion G.;fu fiair.tor, lcaten. Hubbard Ia.
ho,rr Jackson If Do.!tii.c and islrr Jacssoni J oi
vi J.,..s,n J4nes o; Marshall! Zee, kina Ley5urr,
u,-..g Mcrquey, McDoaai, u Her 81 Bctet'utt ani
t'-,ir MORAN N"o-,a NOTTINGHAM, Oldham Parks,
Paine, prrc" Pinnoi! PRESTON, Prc,w, Prince Rtncs
n;y.. H,.tclsot Ito--"l, Rutherford, scott S"sar,
S!...,r.,, -,-r,u >;,3 u Brj"sr ar! Hancock STesi
:;ta . S,4air Tat, L slnr. Towns F.'r'er, Wnlc',
v...alr '-t ':Ie : Hampshire N!!c:, 'tsr l':b:,
N.rs-s!es.-, Bare, BOVINE Ruri,:, Collier Davis
Da.sa D.,c.ta- Dana Garrett. 4r"l"J, j.-nr. Gil
MGR IL Russell Croic, u, al Bedford G:ceycr, Haniy
HevcnaE Irving, Jackson OF Gmc and WIKI. k!ry Luke
Map? alar'z. AlcClue, Msc'n Mich IT,, Moore q:
Harrison, Morrison, Hew.i;k, NrwmI@, Old, r. Payne,
pendi-ton F"DcS, Rice R!caesnG Stevens Tunin White
.: Greene ard Orange ant Won.ing--29
The bill granting the right o! way 10 the Pishur. and
Seubcnvic karla! Company u2 as he order OF tic
day. SIR Russell OF W. opposed the bill IN an able speech
NJ: SMITH BIO &c and Haacocs zeaDu-iy advocated Tho
passage al shr bill A motion nt in.Ehne poslponer"n
mad" and decided in the afimalivedycs 40 81
The House than adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-22

EASY SAaVING.-Those wishing thcir Raznrs 81,
In first rate order should call Mr. Mcajsh Meador VII
mas taken room The Columbian Hotel Wc know ifc.
experience thai he will give satisfaction ali who may need
his ser,C,s "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11
THE SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

We have dates to the Is, OF July from Valparaiso and
to the 18th from CAllao. TIE Panama Sta gives 3
sun mary Of the news - follows:
Affairs in Chill continue unds.urbed and our dss con
tain little
ia Vapareiso RspoSr SAYS that on the 5h of March
the Falkland Islands. mutiny had taken pisce
board tbs British big kenooer and that the crc~ hal
ksd Csp,sn Wilson the first aud second Mates aud tao
Priests They then proceed 10 Cape S4n Antonio sh-r-
hey n vessel Eshore and left ner. -Four sAorssn
Ems l.sluRp, an American, DU'chmss. aud Chilsno
taken prisoners by tie auihores Sue River Ss.do
~neIe n knAiiShmsn confessed hs gat lne vessel
o5. OF and proceeded 10 Mont-vdO aud discharged her
cersstng Of country produce more or less cAmss-d
The American bark Narsick, VITA gusao, put back
on The sih june from lat 40 soaih. m.king water
The British ship Harry lorfequsr not being able 70
procure the sum Necessary for her repairs sod II
Autu fer COZ duiarS.
"The English bark Columbus and the American steamer
Cornels in the bay OF IAlchaAno on the 18Th Of
June.
"In Valparaiso business is net bTsk this b,ing the dali
season. STOCKS heavy, and sales limited.
From PeIu the news is interesting Affairs bet yeen
that country ana Boyis are daily approaching sise Of
wArfsre although sexual outbreak has taken place.
aIhe frst Of hostility the stoppSge of 90 horses
in Bolivia dssned for the Peruvian Government ALREADY
noticed The second the seizure BY Peru OF a- Peruvian
lark stored in Arlcs and belonging 10 Bolivia The third
the decree Of Peru levyg 40 per cent transit dur al
merchandise passing through that country for Bolivia and
rice rrsa Fourth the decree Of Boiy. lard dol
lars r export Fifth tne seizure Of Cobra by Peru thus
cut ue ID al communication between Bol,vi. ana the
~ fc Coh,js beng the only port u that Government
@Th port entered by tso vessel and EO hundred
men There was no resistance offered, tie guns Of the
fort having been previously shipped 10 Val arsso for safe
ks ping ana The Bolivian garrison and snhonte- hsvDg
the place upon the sppessnee Of the Peruvian
forces Def The hArbOr Tbs event has not no sever in
any way interrupted tbs trade with CObiA nor has tie
mnnication with the interior been placed under
restriction the only difference At Presen; being change
frs N Bolivian 10 Peruysn authorities
On q seizure Of Cobra By Peru, General BsZu o.
der,d Al BoyisDs . retire rcr The frontier and - on
MADE Preparations 20 guard * .ils; al invasion
thinking this capture, re Peruyitns have ov 'niy
ma5e .slse sep Srd hey attempted 10 sncr1asl iar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11

% On He wants answers TO these questions ana no'
TO be told what are the dimensions OF the New Jef'~
lem which might be gwen ever 80 accurately wrtn'u'
modifying bis IL epcism We shouldn't like 20 be con-
demred 70 read arecord Of the questions asked by and
answered 20 hundred people who successvey consult
"a m, spirits - but t il hardly fair 70 blame them
for no, giving profound or brilliant answers 10 such
qnestisns A. are ssksd tbem-qusstions which may,
after all have been pertnenty asked in view Of their
object,
Let us close by advising our readers not TO
surrender themselves TO "Seirtualism" any more
than to any other form Of die. patton There Is some
thing but whGt it u.s. have not been able 70 deter
nine, and you will hardly be fortunate unless yol
have good DIAL more time TO sq1ander on it than
good citizen ought to have. very tedious affair IL an
average sitting" especially when there Is numerous
and dscordant company present. made up IN pa0i 'cep
tcs ,coers and Who vse ever TO learn any
thing We long since refused 70 be bored with any sach
gatherings and you will do well 70 profit BY our expert
ence instead Of confirming d BY your own MANY OF
the responses received are wholly unsstissctoy some
Of them pslpably wrong, I've speak Of the common
che and often no answer ia ELECTED when no reason IL
manifest for the silence There are hose whose ex-
periepce ia more fortunate but think ours Ia about
an average 1t may be well attend sitting once or
twice lust to see What it is like, but not to get sb-
sorbed in and ultimately demtnted BY the RaPPngs,
or Tppings, or Writing or whatever form OF Man
Hesitation may be current II you bsterallst and
skeptic with regard 70 Mans Immortality, go IS o'en
q. you please until convinced Of your error aud made
happy by s explosion Robert Oven and so many In
veterate non.believers have been but if you are
Christian and really seek to know more Of the Future
World 81, down by your chimney and read over
the GOSPEL according st. John mo matter II for Tue
hupdredth tiIse and you will gain more light from II
Than by watching tilted tables and listening to the re-
tapping spirits for the balance Of the century
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11

Ter for their candidate, 18th al hs sins Of emission ,a
commission
The prospect nox is, sever that be VII be dsIs..
ed. The Wings have pu, up WILLIAM wALpo, A res.
popular risp, abe identified himself Al an early PERIL
Of the country with the pioneers, and VII doqb'es -
far sbesd of HE ticket BIGGER will also run behind n.
ticket There are great many democrats in he s,.,
Who will not vote for him any way for he 10 po,ora.
urfi ter the Office. His nomination could never 80
been effected, had be not been violently opnosaa H.
those hose whole aim is the introduction OF rhs.a
Dor Brtit may be set down as fixed fact. ths, ~
people of California viii consen, TO war pestl-nr az
famine before they consent that Slavery sha Be Nm,
on the shores Of the Pacific 0LIv.R Ovrc,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11
THE CALIFORNIA MAILS
Arrival Of the Illinois.

The steamship Illinois, Lieut. H. J. Harstene, u. :.
n, Commanding, left Aspinwal the evening of the
Ist inst and arrived Quarantine the morning Of
the 10th.
Ia crossing the Caribbean Sea she encountered very
heavy weather with strong head winds She brings the
California mails Of July IL, and Sl3Ol,743 in treasure
on freight, and POI passengers.
On her outward passage, July 49, William Gilmore,
OF New York, an employe of the Panama Railroad
Company, died of the delirium tremens.
On the inward passage, August 81 Joseph Roberts,
sged 80 Of England, and John Dyer aged 81, of New
York ded-the former Of bilious fever and the latter of
dianhea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11
WASHINGTON.
Financial and Military matters.


WASHING TON Monday, Aag ., Is'A
peter G. Washington the actual Secretary OF the
TTessury has taken the public money oa deposit s.a
Cotcotsn and placed them with Selden Wibers a. 70
Mhen,yer there il a removal Of the depoItes, moro
ia serial aud hidden tor II, aud ia this case -
extraordinary il it that the Government funds s9Old
be uared on deposit with private Bankers here, gnO 40
nt 10 redeem their notes even Ia god aHa
silver. but in distant and deprecated Virginia BANK
pnes and who have been indicted by the Grand Jav
Gr sning one dollar bills in violation Of Law of Con-
oress that speculatOns rife among the people Oh
his Dtgiet Tor the rsasOus aud motives operating on
Peer g. Warrington for such bold move, setuog az
panQht the msxims Of Gen Jackson and adopted -
true Democratic policy, That DO Bank or banAn5
" Institution should be entrusted With the U0VefnDei,
"deIOst.s Who does not redeem tsOgn notes goa anu
SILVER y,
The Presidents Military passion and proves = as
PLAYED on The Capitol enlargement and the repars@ no
White House both have been pat under AarHh Law AZ,
Moi Nsgf commands the spol enlargement ana 'y,
Lee the v hire House repairs and improvements ~ |,
reminds one Of My Uncle Toby aud Corporal nn'
iOrcby snd ludcrously thar we naiuIsn lJos
Tor the Sentry Box and The widow adman. ine 10y
Of DUnkrk nothing. however 70 this dlsPlv -
military science IN Mas my lbe raeds however ~,
clos.d By the evidence published by the inVesssi'n5
Con mee OF the Senate have lot been moesied or as
,ure1 The Architect is retained, and the rubbish ~
the foundation wall of the Capitol basement, repose'
there quietly not even osted by the tap oil the a'u
The Pacific Railroad aud the Capitol enlargement "n
he COMPLETED about the same time, and VII co'' a''1
tle same. .t g.. ,ha7
The Cabinet works On the Rotary principle Tor INC,
are rambling about in all directions. GA SasafaSJ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11
Wig Declaration in Convention Against the state
Rule.

The don nau party Il he State has In IL short bat ft
csrrtr collected Gs0ursd sl5O0OCO u the PEE pie
money md hxe0 debt Bp Labor properly and ener
~ - $1,000 600 The enormous II 80 500 90
-four C five hundred thousand cOlar- is IL three
sbOit years been exp nced-n,t fr public bulldogs
public o. public works. Bat 20 fxttsn .ld
Strengthen ciA rmOTsnts, and make their poger for
evil greater than before Inc party IN pOEer Ia, passed
stmg acfs, noCusl port warden, snd other Avs I'D
eocis more oppressive than the stamp act which excited
tpr iuItfAthers O. arms.
IL has neglected 10 pass laws tor the protection OF prop
city, or tie common welfare OF The people bat the
ir.y hss Opposed ciiiEeIs with the - grievous
taxation has created useless OFT and gwen Arg. a.
ares 70 sn,cues N oce 20 Strengthen the hands that
oppress less sbe to opprsssi u
for Vi. So and many Other reasons.
Reted That KOS; heaTuy ePp5ve All ec1dsna a.
Of tie o. the
suon h--of The r.sus Of Which have sveulaed
esEs stce y the oGeis eo-craa who ave been
up0u the st2ie.
TIE i"lOsiDg Are the nominations Of each party for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11
Their INTO Bol,. there every probability Of their bsas

fbtr MO boslsl tttfs y sV11y Pr"Vf0 o. '111 177s
speedily dsfsstsd
"Belra kas Issued decree, ordering preparations for
var deolsr an absolute inteTdiciion on AL commercial
traffic between Peru and BoiNs; ard oraennS al goJds
ia t,ah,i b.ts cen one county and the other, 10 be
seized All citizens Of BOLIVIA are prohibited passing out
Of her own territory Al individual or ep,olary com
nrnicsfon between the two rspuotcs : Aso stopped
a n,oclzn alton has been issued by General Bel1u,
calling upon tie people prepare themselves fr v4r and
h. r.sdyto take up arms when Necessary. He nsar, 8
th. Of biz intention resist every s.tep, OF Peru to
cyocb nnor BOLIVIA and declares himself At once pared
ard ung - enter tie field against the Peruvian army
Prom Ecuador We learn nothing Of imPonsree
a1be Copiapo mines cOniinue fertile In those Of Ire,
Puptss ard Cnanarcillo discoveries are dsiy IN.
kirg"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11
10y Telegraph
still Later.

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1858.
We have sdvces from Porto Cabelo s July q, brought
by the bark Venezuela In consequence OF communication
with Cumsns being cut off, nothing certain known IS TO
the state of Affairs At that place excepting what leaks out
1t is ported that the insurgents had defeated the Govern
melt troops and marched ilto BARCELONA The report,
however was doubted st r. RIO Cabeo well that Of
the greS, destrnciion of life BY the earthquake.
Business dull. The Coffee crop promising, and
none Of The old on hard Hides 81 IS az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11
State Ohcers
From The Colorado.

Prom The san FEAscisco HsFak jay IL
M james u null la lust rrurD-d from tbs Colo
rado and San Diego has furnished With the following
Interesting Of intelligence from thai section Of TIE
State:
DE let this city for the Colorado board the schooner
Gen Patterson nth stores ioE ,he garrison a. Font Y14
Tie great obstacle 70 the cr u the Colorado i q,
number q ssnd banks tae high ldes 10 the river Toe
tide rises from twelve 10 sixteen Zee. every Feye hours
the ndL wave being sometimes four feet high, carries