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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-01
5 75.l From the Massachusetts, Life Boat.
93 Before and Behind.
doR RHYMES FOR THE TIMES.

~ q
p a BEFORE anu Benln0.
ION puvnsrsss.r non. rrrs arrtA6Ee 3 ij
N h"i HHO foH Ah'N
~ e0 oa sth ttytl
BY THE AUTHOR OF '" PASSAGES FROM THE HISTORY
ORA WASTED LIFE" &c
f iIgi HaW - IHl afI.HG
,Iwere well II we often felt inclined
~ TO Keep those two little words In mind y
lhat are pregnant with Joy or sorrow;
May this trace Of significant ,yllabIes show,i
From which we may all, as through life we go,
Instruction and warning borrow.
II rhat s.ands Ihe mar bar ana % the eueet DetWeen,
~ prevent I Deatls > W uolngs from oelng seen,
Yasdnra .'S 81 ", ~ ny a
1s.1I 1Shyiv N, y, oegrassy ~ siavsiy sVSs' IL
,.,S !. .nTsn " oiOol' au " " " IoSo'
y, ~ y piom1 i's"0os'pH pI
DouNe' apN ~ ~soui' 0"'''''i is .......F ID
". t'
The words AZ he stood by a Ruml-shop's doors
How he chimed the syllables overl f
Before drank Of the LIQUID steam -N
j had health and wealth. and right good name:
/ knew not sorrow, nor want, nor shame,
6 In fact | was living in cloverl ta 'saH
fsa....,.i. Ga.
& pafora ,bo sorasn ia n nurso we'll I,nad
had happiness ere | went behind;--
Betore, but ah never after
Behind IT, my money went day by day:
Behind 1t, my summer friends flew away;
Behind it, l darkened the mental ray,
And shfieked out my mirthless laughter
= Beforethe Bar. and Behind the Times
AND ipqpslIy " Mskens, and smiles ana climbs
4R l'S ..,| IN .,s,.s
siu .,o,,I VIII Ieu'
9ee poiVto my NY cllhui
ana 1s, teaIlul Pal'ne, WIN uiIVopihg neaa'
WHose anguish haS "lecAeu ner peauv'
nBehind the Screen, and before one knows,
And pehind the pars, that - usmal rows
otaIu li ~ iLoht VI ,19a our ns nuilan 1sse9 .s
vt 9shlno Ine teIIlOly ~ cuI.un nl., tnd' % nangs
An9 NOES hcIloIss, l sne ,, gsyll, whose lahgs
lnnlets even mere M lnlernal ls cl. pangs
TAs AOrcSsaililenss " o"'an'S ""soS'
n
g Rabindl Behind and nothing bsfore
Bnt prlson cell. or a work house door;
ID lieu Of Dlanket or ieatherI
nehin9 manu- Win payment Wnoh VIZ, plIiS aIe uue'
6enind-hand Win caSn ana WIN Win creult, tOo'
n9t peloiS; no IIe Wnen i @ ele hhssls die piuo'
Il n the enliis Dleak, "ihuy "ea'heI
st#el5 .i.r...l .l,,t
0Behjnd all blieht, and Before-no blooms
No ray Of pleasure to guild life's gloom;
Io rop y of nan q " terToisl SIs,. an ~.
nI. en ~ ,na OoiiS III 'no "'
Delo.o ~ ~ AlsaE - i y olel WY lnelS u 49, -
AIs lhGehse ~ prse as snu sle volce Vl prayer
For ui0 P'""on W S'pS anu erlo's
4at wa ae
And then, for the last time the Bar before,
And surly crying out, mo more,'
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Van RsB"slasr. Eq Fos marty t~esty years past
Gen. III naoss has been PresdaHt OF the American In
sus and BY his addresses ~ the aorus Fairs OF that
'oeissy, has hseops faniha y inosp throughout tia
cour Try. In 1885 With hs daughter he visi ed Ea'ope
end was ncsvsd With great at several courts
~ by learned sootstes aud various ststesu In Eng
iAId and On the CGnneIt The Emperor Nicholas paid
HIN particular srsnt ON ~ he his daughter sed
much Of their tiHs At The lups' sl palace Gan TAU
mstss sraSkd 10 render essential ,srv,ce to his
eopBtr, BY ing American machinery 10
dueed isis tts Ru.san empire, b<sees caulirg anne
htrston Of the Russian quarantine laws in favor Of
ABericanA
A. . pablo bsnsfss.er, Gen. 7. nuadss has always
sbsvs himself thorough American. and although
many have diIeIsa with him in ti views Of al
roiey, his Sa and esthusiasm In the cause of public
sduostoD Of national industry, az iculurs, manu- ne
lures, ccnnsres sid the arts, have made him mauy
friends who win rsH smbsr his public service with
arAhtudo.
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meeting Of the Eighth ward rsformsrs held last
evening at hsrrts Hail. Spring street for the parpose
Of ro.inatss An Alderman common Sounclnsn, and
other pashs sacsrs iOr ,hs s9suh year At o'clock
the meeting was oallsi to order Henry Erbsn chosen
chairman, and +. j. Stout secretary
The Chairman then explained the object o! the meet
'1s. He was followed by . Mr. Murphy, who said that
they sosy needed rsfern, thew had rooo,d for
TIE last ssY or Eve pears By the Common Council but n
RE Secretary tAcs read the report Of the Com n,ses
Oh NeniDa Is which, sfeT some delay. adopted
TIE fOlOwirg nontI AtiOns then ooAdrmsq:-Eor
A)tsIA william Tucker Cooso,l NEIL ratio NJ
W'lS David COinan Casper Childs, snd Ell sio Vain
wight As'essor-Gsorge PauldiIg CoDstables W.
B. yoSes snd BsI jasM Leroy s,hOol Commissioner
wsrss, and A. n Scott Inapsstors-D B. DagAn and
James webb
Ns us VIVA, Peton, ard Conme, ford then made
me short speeches In support of the nominees, and
the n Getting &c jouInsd
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TEE NEW YORK wEKKLY HERALD.
YAs Collins steamship Areas Captain Luce, will leave
Ms pert at noon tome for Liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisements fer any edition o. the
Nsw yoRz anAI1 viii b received the following places
- europe
Lsvmp>soi--Johr Hustsr No. Paradise street.
L0aDOy-EdwArds. Sanford Co. Cnrrhin.
VIM Thomas Co. No 10 Catherine street
RAD-Livngston Wells X Co.. Rue de y Bourss.
3. Il. Rsvcl. No IL Rua de Ia Bangus.
M ruropean mails viii clsss 1t half past ten sslock
- The Dernisg.
M WHY HEAD viii 10 pubhshed st half past nine
SelDsk - nsnsw morning Single copies, IN Wrappers
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rhayeceist ofthe Washing ysstevdsy orOSursd
~.Bsdsrssl sxs,sment came 10 h.ni too lat TO AZ
srcps serisl control the markets The eHsf
salss Of mssastnGs were u ade In the foTe5oon STATE
d"ur bsvps oieseo ~ Sc 81 So 81 Whsat was solve
- full prices end wthont change Dufog high
ebsrgs the foreign bno 81, but merchants
tss rot resstvsd their letters sales predoaed upon
IL we're made Some holders OF -four &c nand.d II sns
ger barrel sdvaIc CO. As the Americas woa'd be
toss osys later there dsoosition to sait it
,ecsips Only about 400 or 500 bales Of cotton
uaes, without quotable change. Mess pork advanced
Lon l2s1 TO Zoe. per barrel, closing at $40 II .
SIG Is.
ne asysct Of the foreign considered decidedly
more ~arbie as far Turkey and Russ con-
yet there we're many strong believers In the
tn usAee Of peace and few expressed any Of
vas eontsndd that had been cntain very pro-
osSs hat brsadstr fs would experienced .
DECIDED Improvement; that the EOglsh funds woald
have undergone greater deprt ssion, and cotton would
have Undergone greater decline
None disposed to believe that the door to nego
Gin ion lad been closed The bare fact Of the Enperor
visit 10 Poland and TO Austria panied BY his IN
isiss Of State evidence that he would BE- in posi-
tion to hear and positions, and decide
promptly than could be BY the delay attending
he movements II carriers and from St Petersburg
Conferences would probably be opened between the Ave
PO~srs IN which the Emperor would participate person
ally or through his nisters This only danger OF im
mediate cOlho the Turkish troops gathered
the banks of the Danube.
Some suggested that England and France would retire
from the contest and leave Turkey fight her own hatts
~ shs had iesn fit 10 modify the agreed upon Yet
70 one could believe that Il gland could with duo 70
gard to The safety Of her East India po,sess u.s. 7sr CON
ssAt to see Russia In Possession Of C.nsantinople
The Treasury circulars Of Secretary nre we're con
sidsrsd timely and calculated when carried out to AAv
scoa effect Greater uniformity in tbs entry Of foreign
~osd, and particularly the Canadian frontier was
much needed. The duties OF consuls in regard 70 in
voices &c TO which he had called attention, were also
important.
II was stated that three sizes Of stamped envelopes
Dos letter and Official could bs had from the city Pos
Office. Their make said to have been improved
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Marine Affairs.

LuNCn OF ClRrER TO morrow morning. at eight
s'sleeh the Snap Dragon win DO launched fsom W. a..
wssh's yard Seventh street, East river. She is full
clipper tsubls dssh COO tons, owned by Aessrs Wake
man, Dinon 4 Co.. and built for their Oregon line.
TIE snAMm SYIPH We indebted to Captain
Isaac vrtsasd Of the ssmsoat Sylph for assistance
rendered ship solester yesterday whereby tbs
delivery Of packages per the steamship Washington
was expedited nearly three. quarters Of sn hour.
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The Ten Hours State Convention In AIassa,

The Ten Hours State Convention In Massap
chuscess
BOSTON,, Sept o. 1853.
Convention 81 workissnss and The friends Of An
eff i've ten honr law, net We hsostouasn IA today
was not fully attended nor -sy ssShussssis Ponan>
w Tart Of Worcester. vas chosen reseSsst ssziss,
Of strong resolutions rspsrkd and pAsssc spsy
address 10 The workiGgmss Of The State rod a.a
adopted and the Sac Central Conmttss ssrs INSTRUCT
ed to nterIosats al candidates for once plan for
dstrictiDg 'hs State fer che coming phsal eAmpagS
also adopted and uissosa les appointed - 70
fos th and proclaim the ten hour doctrine
There we're 100 delegates present.
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SOUND. DoCTRNEs.-The Sentinel, the new
democratic organ at Washington, in speaking
of party principles &C. says:-


democratic organ at Washington, in speaking
Of party principles, &c, says
wholesome discipline s necessary. And, "a
In governments, 70 must IL he in parties we must
pubish not reward factionsts and traitors. He who
Is punished to-day tor his insubordination, will to
morrow avoid repetition Of the offence But he
who If bribed 70 cease from sin now may be bribed
70 sin an hour hence. The factionist should not be
complimented with an Office II he already has one,
IL should he taken away from him. When We subsi.
die vice we tolerate IL; and by toleratDg it in one
man, We encourage others TO pursue it.
Whether these ideas are intended to have any
special application or not we are left to guess (;
bit as the Sentinel has declared its sympathy
for the hard shells and approves the letters of
aessrs Bronson and O'Couor. it is quite proba
bic that these practical hints are intended for
the benefit Of the other side Of the house. Be
tween the bellgerent factions the administra-
ton II somewhat in the predicament OF Jack
Sprat's piece Of pork, and, from the onslaught,
The result promises to he the same. But the
country IL still safe, and there lie some comfort
in that Keep up the fire.
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NEW ORLKASs Sept 20 1854
Our cotton market continues dull tho sals Of hast
three days amounting to only 0O bsiss MIDI log V
quoted at l0Ac Rio coffee IL selling ~ loko and Aeus
So
CHARLESTON Sept 20 1854
The sales of cotton for the 40 0o0 bAi-s ~
prices var, ing from S<c lilo. Toe market 10 6-m st.
II 20 105c for eoOo niochog Rsospts o. tie wsek,
500 bales, stock ON hand, ., $50 bales.
BUFFALO Sept. 20 1853.
The receipts Of the last twsnt, fosr hour.
- annexed Flour, TO bols wheat 8 see bosbss:
corn 500 bur hsls Fl ur 10 without chAngs but hsl1
firmly. Sa'es of Ohio Michigan ~ lice Osrn
IL du but prices hrm 0ee bushels sh&sgsa hssds
at 621sc for Western mixed. OA's depressed, Nth
spsn ssles at 34c. Ohio whiskey Ii 1t 24s. Frsghts
exhibit nc chsnge
ALBANY Sspt 90 1851
The following have been the r.cepts since ysSsraar
Flour 90 barrels; wheat, 100 bushsl.; corr, 900
bu,bels barley 10000 bushels Flour sssaAy; ssIsc~
COO bbls. wheat Aim viii good milling inquiry; 5,
tAles Ot0 buthels NJ 81 81 40 for 9ssssss Usfn
fair Iequest O00 basneis mised Western sold at
see Bsrley-5o 600 bushsls changed haod. 1t 7oKs
77c for two re~ed, and $40 fer four x0~ed. Oats are
improving; sales to-day at lsc.
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New YOyk Politics.
DEMOCRATIC AND WHO NOMINATIONS m IRID
COUNTY.


DEMOCRATIC AND WHO NOMINATIONS m JRID
COUNTY.
BUFFALO Sept 20 1853
The following nominations have bseu made In Rie
county:-Ssoond district for Assembly Robin GeYmaias:
State delegate, Ware. Grange Fourth district for
Assembly, Nelson Hatch
The democrats Of the Second district have pomsatsa
Elijah Ford, the hardest hind Of adAmAntns for the
Assembly.
The Wing County Convention unanimously ssz,inatsd
James o. Putnam their eand date for Ssaator Abort
sa~D for District Attorney, and FERRIS for Justice =
Sessions. :.
HUNKER MOVEMENT IN ONOrDAaA COUNTY.
SYRACUsH sept 10 1850
An address very unanimously sgasd and including ha
names Of many Of pssni.snt s,tssss 70 appsaS
to morrow calling On the saanantinss oYSaaizs In this
county.
oNXlDA DELEGATE TO THE WHO STATE COW sNTIoN.
UTICA 5sps 20 1853.
Amziah D. Barber, Of vsrosa, TO day appointed
delegate to the WAs state Convention from ss Third
As,embIy district Of Onsea o,ucty N. Barber is II.
stuoed, as are the delegates elected hsn ths othsr
districts in this county support Roscoe ouaklas fer
Attorney General
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TnA Turf

UNION COURSE, l.. I-TROTTIEG.
THURSDAY, SEPT a9-Purts $780, heats, best three
In FIVE, to wagons
8 Mclaughlin entered ch. n. Mountain Maid. 1
d woodruff q tersa b. z. Pet ................ 2 2
y Phre1 en'Gsd &. m. Lacy Vernon. ....,... dra W.
H. Jones entered . v-----. 6ra Nm
Tine, 2:3A-2 3SE234%
ne above rase Was . weak affair throughout, and oil
who attended were much oii appointed IL an
ssunesd that four hosss would sts7t bat wbsn the
time s'ns, only two appeared 81 the poss-Hountain
Maid and Pet. The other sNo were lame Mountain
MAID beat Pet 50 EASILY shat there was no interest what
ever tsksn TIE Contest, numbers left the
After ths S-ss Asat Those who attended went to zee
eon.sst ktwees Lady Vernon and Mountain Maid
their previsus harness having produced great
o'tnsAt IN the spar ing sord-snd it vary uAf
tunats that VsJEoI Ut in COZ dit,on TO ssa-t.
Large kuDs stalled by tho admirers of the foe
mares the result, all which had TO be dra Ia Mouc
tain Maid goes 10 PhAdslphiA ssy to trot
with Fora rentls.
A match Tor . hundred also came of b,tween horse
driven BY Hiram Woodruff, and another by c. Brooks.
Hiram on in 3lOh- 3I0-307.
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NEWS BY TELEGRA PH.


DESTRUCTION OF TIE TRLsGRAPH LINEs-NOruN0
HEARD or ras AMERICA.
IAs1PoxI s~pt 20 1853.
In the peisbborsg provinces q, New 81 nos sick and
Nova Scotia heavy and II W feared vsy, ds.tushve
s,om has been Isgss fer ths pat esys iD osass-
suer Of which ell oommuniSstos 9Th HsIisss has
been susI ended suo there 10 nov (,P NJ 10 probar
bilty that shall hear from that city for soms ame to
come as the storm has proshsted large n~mbss a
the telegraph posts.
Bos1oS Sept dap. u
severe storm stin prevails In the bay.
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Personal Intelligence !.


fsrsos ID,uanes Company, after dangerous. and what
feared fatal lnsss considered of danger.
Secretary Marcy arrived in Albany the 2sth inst.
and attended the funeral Of his son. whi,h place
terday.
Gov rthead, North Carolina; Hon. J. Spencer,
Utica; FIanlhn Haven. Boston; Hon II Campbell H.
1tis; Hon Rsverdy johnson, B,lttmo,e; James Battle.
sssiis; Thrllss Weed, Albany; Gen RoDers.H Pruyne,
lem, Mass; Horace White, sy,seuse: Hon J Caninss
BuBsn en- route 70 Alseama, arrived yesterday At the
d., Healy. Cumberland; W. F. Abbot Fl,riea; 7. Dod
ley. New jersey; DAILY. Va Boswell, Noble; E E.
6 6.,,rn Crsilna!i; Bowen; Y "a y Ba ord, do
Col Tsykr, Va \. Moran Halifax S J Cohsns,
phi.dtyih Prs..o., Louisiana, arrived yesterday at
,hs Prescott
Mr. BOnsy. Ky; " rson, boston; r. S Di,h Mob IL;
g. Gutter, Warrington; W Leroy, Georseto ~o Governor
Wsnston, Ara Mr. svs,lsnd and party, Crescent, N Y,
arrived yestsris At tns St. Nicholas.
- :ss's;ss
;i: n; q: .s S:: :sss
z..i zsss lad, sSa Ysa
.s!s: kss!s. sa..s dsesh.sr: my .oa
s:a.s:l bs sS s s.s
Y Rsshs ~. weiS sn.sey, and .on. Low. Q AIsla
iss l.ai 1 a.,sn c NJ %.
;.s :ns Ms osss mis-. s
.no child Mi. ! Aerlsis, miss KhnsgDbers. TU. &
: sss w isss:s
S .s .:;' rs Ess .ds i Ssh
s =, bso. ID, .,SSn
~. = .ssl.Ia .,s k..ln.!lsr lI:imss .1d
ks.i f,.i s;.G;: s .ss sso Ms
=, ii,sa dsss'tsr .,a .:I,snt low. De:ns, alp
i.sy, S.t. sss lacy, Sts.I. Tim, Kohios Dudley
.ls az \. lay
A:: srs..n..a and lazy Rev Day NJ !: Z:
ts: u h.' II y :.s ffss e. M
ss; " . S'S daSE
iics I.,ls, II =. ship shi.s Dr. ' Bi.uesiui and
ss7svia 1isr ssi.s.a D sal
E.s = iS.n.: ana BsrHua. in the steamship Merlin
Reach M asu,. on latino american mel consa
s, ~..i s'n hs5 ny Bar,
e ~ Giles Or
From sIisl Ne issn;as
ss:: WEE F ;:$s: r. ss: ~
nay I;;: s.ss5'; t s,S; y u.
hss tsss MN in:.s;s sss VII. $@
S,;'i.: y s,iS$~ 2 1.sis1: = f,s,Rass. J:P css,
j.. p fiys, hHi a.. srn sss s..
Mt ,hsr, Wn Dut her. Mrs May, Lewis Tison
and LADY hnCAss Old children and servant; Bodoker
and lady Dr hAfve, Mrs Pfatlow, alex Nost Jno
C.ndehiIg NrsJ sweeney and child Bobee, ny King,
J Cross ana lady Peasants, Rev p Slack. Miss
Peatart IT. Miss Jo1dan Miss Mary Cox, Kiss Watkins,
kiss n.e he.sh nrsE Heath Mrs HSnt, eh,ld sno
snd daughter mrs Pratlow, Jones Miss knms
PraloW John Thompson Allen Smith, Thos Blnson and Is
in the Storage
DEPARTURES
From Bs'ton for Liverpool in steamship Geo
Npsov. wife Miss Moore NessIs sstis
Jr Perlns Prsut Patrick chan. Racos agt
Spr,pe ebild OF Boston; Bradshaw Of
West Mestis VIM Battle-Ground Of Quiscy Der.
tsnsbsw of Chsssa John Whbor Of all RIVER Mira Pris
c,lla bridge Of Clinton Mrs Mckenzie two children and
servant nessrs Thompson, bearer Of despatehe Nes
bitt Wight Mcdonald, Mr. and wife and nd LAWS OF
p.as,Sbis k:s,rt P.n.isnd, q Oisgos; key D.sisl
Of the Brtish Arpy Mr. Richard Edmonds and wife OF To
Mrs enron kessrs Brefhtt WaIlack II Robbos
j. I'm Gooda ard John L. Brun Of Ingiand smith, OF
Liverpool Pusnsn, q London Blsckie ana WIFE aed
spencer wife, three children and servant Belgian Minister
I'D
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special Meeting OF the Board Of Caucatssn.

special Meeting OF the Board Of Gaucat1sns
NKw Y0sK Sept 70 1868.
Present. E'sstus O BsssA,cs, President: oe0ais-
siorers Blsskburn. Stuart williamson 6Avas~, 4 g.
Jo,ss ODoppell Coolidge Mssks Murphy ~ SdlsnAns
Fraser w. Jones, Adams Dodge Curtis Kstshu~. Tap
pen Barrow Ebline Co'lue, Beehie, stevens, DsAna.
ter Cary De PsyTsr Ransom, board Melissa. Dsvsn-
port Cooper, and Bttkman.
Absent Commits, iol Nett, Hilton, T C saith,
Pisrron, vose Foste, Pin kney, Leverage Dunstnes.
Wright, Russell, Willie =. william Moracd. Davis Wia-
throp, Carter, G. H. Smith, Adds, Pest Waterbury, an
The minutes Of the last meeting read and spprevsd
CoMMUNCAroNs
From VIM. bland Bovine, A. transmitting copy o.
bis poem for pubcson in accordance with resolution
Of the Board On file
From J. J S.uraivaut--Applypa for situaton In the
Depository OF the Board. To COMMITTEES on supplies.
REPORTS
OF the France Committee 90 the application OF tbs
school tdcsrs OF The Ttnh and fsente'h yards. fos
of certain bills dpg that saia bls Do
paid out Of the incidental expenses Of SAID wards.
Adopted
OF the Auditing Com mi ttesw'b bills for suDdrv en-
pepses Of ibe p nrd rsoo bdiog mont Adopted
OF the Committee Supplies Relative 70 stersoty ps'
pla es in posses,ion OF The Bosd Adopted
OF the Committee on sites and ant-Rso saen6iua
that plans bs procured Tor uuform school buldh1s
tbroup bout the city Adopted
% motion d Mr. Murphy The report Of the Con uitteo
on Normal rch, ole was fr Tho table aad
ton of Mr. Curtis raid oort was recommitred.
The Board adiourntd 10 Wednesday, tober NJ
Court Ca1endar-This Day.
UNITED STATE DISTRICT CoURT No, 6s es 70. ~.
SuPsEnI U0uRx-Urcutt -Adjeu sine dH
fore Judge Mrcben and the Canal and WAker Gtsest I'M
proysunsnt hofore Judno noooevolt
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NAVY OFFICERS DETACHED FumoUGHED, ORDERED &c -
Puiser Henry kttDg having been condemned by medical
survey unfit for Tea service has been detached from
the soop II So Mary and placed furloush Purssr
George White has been ordered TO the ST. Msry's IN
bis sesd. Carpenter Jonas Dbole has been oetsc ied
from the st Mays OF III health, orongat o.
By expNe Ia the line Of his duty ard has three moths
lesye OF sbsesce Acting soste~nn Thomas Buens (of
III. steamer Prince iop) has resigned Lieutenant Nes
comb and psssed mdshi pmsD John J Co,pgon aod
Bebhsm, base been detached from the steamer
PIirset,r sId ordered 10 the Sc Mays Lieut..
Charles Hsys has also beer ordered 10 the st Mays
Iaeusr snt weden detached from Baltimore rebdsz
vouA and orcertd tbe hloop Albany. Acting carpenter
Samuel Is Cooke, oroered to The St. Mery's.
CEystsu Palace.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT FUND
Contributions rom Public Schools Sept, 27.... Ga II
Writers this day.......... % %
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En- m tho North. West

GALE ON LAKE AICHIGAN-LOSS OF r 70 vRSSBLS--
ILLNESS OF JUDGE MULLErr SENATOR SHIELDS.
BUFFALO, Sept 20. 1854
The brig Northampton, and schooner Paraa we're lott
yesterday afternoon in sa,s, while lying at their dos
in Michigan City The fornsr had board eco bash.
Oh OF wheat and the latter osrso Of railroad iron A.
great portion Of the dock was carried away NJ vss
sells were driven Ashore The Puritan viii prove total
loss but the Northampton win b got on They are in
suIed.
Judge Muett, Of the suprsns Court Mes dAngsrsusly
ILL and his recovery is considered very doubtful
Gsn Shields passed through this oits for tho East ths
nornning BE in feeble health sti but u rssoysrine
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1Hs Westchh 70 keFy Cases, "a
CINCINNATI ssss. ~ 1853
The trial of Ksane, charged with forgery tie Mar.
tia Washington Gaze, will probably 60 - the jury 10
night the counsel for the State IL new nAhtas his
closing Argument
Dye, who was arrestsd for redesnhe fraudulent,
bark notes. fned by the court Eve hundred doNaz
which no paid and dis charged.
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The SIssp-0f-War u Cyans.
PHILADELPHIA. sept 49, 1853.
The United States sloop Of Cyans frso the n,hiag
grounds passed the Brsakwasr this morning. Aeuad to
this Port.
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The Yellow Fever ~ rns ssusaA

The Yellow Fever n lne SsusaA
BALTIMORE, Sept 90 1853.
New Orleans rapers Of TAuIAcay and Friday last axs
received
lhsy publish distressing accounts Of the continued
prevalence Of the yellow svs, IN the towns Of I0usaas
and Hisiitsppi..
The epidemic was gradually Spreading from the river
into the interior Of there States Warrington WOOD
vile ard Point Coupss points whsrs the fever
has appeared. 4.
At Natchez mp 70 the 2lAt iAst there bad been 20
deaths from the fever.
At NEW ORLEANS.
NEW OsLRAss Sept %, 1853
The total number of deaths during the twenty fouY
hours ending this morning, 70, including IA IRON
yellow fever
At NOZZLE.
MoBnR Sept. %, 1854
nternents ysstsrday, 1A-eS which were from yellow
fever.
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The Cholera In mary land. On mhsrland Conl
Aha0c
BAL11xoRs Sspt. - 1854
The cholera has entirely dissppsarsd from OumhsrlanA
but L. prevailing VIC entity ~ snarpsborg. Nd.
The Cumberland coal trade lat week. AMOUNTED 10 IA.
500 TONS The canal is COCA srdsY and large busS-
moss is doing.
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Court OF Appeals.
ALBANY, SEPT 90 1854
The arguments in caufss Nos I Ans ~srs continued,
through the day and concluded. Ne. WAS pus ever,
without prei udice.