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THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY AND THE PACIFIC
RAlLRoAD-A LITTLE TOO FAsT.--It appears, by
late despatch to this paper, from Washington,
that the Freeman's Journal, of this city, has
been little too fast in the PRONUNCIATION of the
instructions alleged to have been given to Gen.
Gadsdon, our new minister to Mexico. Our
correspondent says, that as given by our Catho-
fabulous; that the administration does not pur-
pose to relinquish the Garay claim; nor does it
think of accepting as an equivalent for the Te-
huantepec route the free right for railroad
along the thirty-sccond parallel Of north lati-
tude.
We apprehend. however that there is some
basis for the Journals statement Of the case.
II is we'll known that Gen. Davis, the Secretary
OF War stands high in the confidence of Gen.
Pierce; that the former in behalf Of the lat
ter broke ground recently with marked OK
plicitness in favor of the Pacific Railroad
as government work and that the Washing
ton Union emphaticaly endorsed the views of
the chief of the War Office. 1t is also well
known, or should be, that Gen. PAWS during
the discussion Of the treaty of Guadalupe Hi
dalgo in the Senate, preferred to the line of the
Rio Grande and the ella, the more southerly
boundary of the Sierra Madre or Mother noun
tains, thence westwardly. or by a line northwest
to the Cult of California and the Pacific. His
reasons for this line were those of military
engineer The boundary of the ella combining
US to the course of that river. hens US 10 laby-
rinh Of mountains, which are utterly indeiensl-
bic against the incursions of our Apaches into
the Mexican States. South of this mountain
chain Of The CHA there is a wide cxpansc Of
open country or elevated table lands embrace
ing Col. Cookies wagon route from the Rio
CYANIDE TO the mouth Of the Great Colorado.
HIS train was attached to Gen. Kcarny's army;
and the route Of the ella being impossible for
anything but mules or the toughest mountain
| climbing horaes Col. Cooke was compelled to
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, UsRAENr. THIS EVENING

sewEsy THEATRE. Bowsry- wooL DrszrR Too
pAbs-PpTHAn,
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Byosdwsy-fcREer RosE-
Wvvl aALEn-1o PANS AID BA,E
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]RrON's THEATRE. Chambers ssreet.-SwIss
Chinese CohPASy-DUEL DAsK-DAy
Pan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-25
More Political "Reminiscences


The Rochester Democrat notices q discrepancy
between the New York Express and Buffalo id
rert,ser 10 relation TO the conspiracy to reject Mr.
Everett. The Bnffelo organ says
The fact that Mr. Everett was in csneer of rejection
Sotofousi In Washington for wseks tetofe the noni
ration acted upon There secrecy about IT,
Tho PURPOSE OF certain southern wings to vote against
him. wss just % public thu fac. of his ,m nation
HIS rane sent in early day OF the session. and
the question had been e3 ard earnestly discussed
There vas moment during that whole period when hs
would have been confirmed BY full Senate.
The Ex7vess, though agreeing with the Adgeytiscr
ia ito abuse OF the Erentng Journal, differs thus
widely about material fact =
10 tbs hrst place, Ar Everett in real danger OF
rejection a all. Soroe Southern democratic Senator's
wishing 70 opsn warfare upon aIl Of the then Residents
aomsaticns, threatened rejection OF Mr. Eyerstt DO
cause of an anti savsry nessaee as Governor he had
lent 70 the legislature o. Aasssc iaset We Northern
oeD Threatened back and dared them put his rejection
tbs ground; and told them the, i'd il youId b.
than Northern democrats Senator fs was worth
10 vote with them True Mr. Everett was anti IA varv "a
was all the North Of all pare, democratic a. well a.
wkg but be sbded by and held to without subIuge or
svaaB Oh the mpronses and contracts Of the federal
constitution and all Northern men auoet all even of
the cratic party dared his rejection that ground
eory ay laughed Ut the very idea when couversed With
whg If they plcaGed bat they dared no. reject hin
because Of any slavery speech he sd
ceiivered ON that subject 1he whole thing blew over,
spaAm Ia high party times
There Is material error in the Buffalo para graph.
while that OF the Express s cnyelopcd in cloud of
hlsehood.
There was secrecy until the I" danger was ne.
vesled and proclaimed, as we have stated. There
Was no moment, after the design had been exposed,
that full Senate could be obtained for the req ssn
that senators first pledged to vote against Mr. Eve
rctt, would not,
when the morn and cool reflection came,
"hce The mudc."
The course Of the Express on this question re-
minds ~ of its action upon another and kindred
question, In which its pecuarties were strikingly
fNuAxnfcd LET ua therefore indulge in anntbar
circumference"
IN 1890 and 1910 this joar,ll. believing fat tie
r'et aiees egainst Mr. CLAW arising ont Of his slvo
c-es :. 80 -s Avs 1Snk ala ais ofposision "
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O.eos
on TUESDAY August - a!er long and painful Illness
IN ne Iun nope o. blessed immortality, EHARxrH A.
the pesoye1 we o. hionaso Lswis o. TINS city.
tne IeAuves ana traenas o. the nmi Are resPeca9uy
invised 70 stteno me iuneraL TINS AOenoon o. nen
past one O'CLOCK, from no. VI Clinton place. Eighth
street, between titn ana sixth avenues.
Utes papers please copy. :. ..
un AonoSy %otnme, Aus0" ~ - SIX oc'ock con-
teers, Are respectfully invited 70 attend ms tunera,
tnis cncrnoon, Ntwo O'CLOCK, from ms lave residence,
NO; I41 Ninin svenue.
san Francisco pa ?ers please COPY.
On Wednesday, Angus; Path. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN OK
son o. Wunsm O1x, aga sx ysars ana nine months;
invited 70 attend the funeral this afternoon az Two
ococs from the residence OF MS parents S1s hudson
street;
IN WEDNESDAY. AuguN "a fETiK II. uASNS, sn Oh
reser aD9 nary I'aDnni aged Two years. hVe months
sn1 ton osys
,1 - sn $3.50 snS d. M s 1especs
20 sttSno ms iuneral tn,s aternoon az
o,cscc&, Iro0 MA Atners residence 1ao h1m street.
Ixu0Ina ana 6aIMmorc papers please copy.
=. Az Danpufy. Oonn, august - CsPtain ANTHONY
Aeec % yesrs Sevsn mo1sns ana -FOUR daya ior
merry ono y the rVrt Waroens oi re 10TH.
AZ -. view ASIn' ~ l.. SoPs ~ too- ms nEbcyA
ssea % formerly rom Nuneston "arwick
sniic, Isueuver Oh M. 1onn ourton' tsnner WE Oh
mares IS LlxGAoogln, Engi4nd; ,o.o a.
az LAst vow AoLH, - l.. june U, loo, NAT. OaAaLhs
M sgeo o.. lSrmerY corn merchant, o. New
as1, NottlngnAmsnHe, Engnno.
0,o county county, Beesrs Pesss cory no 40
IN Tue 'dAy, Iooinst ALICIA N. UonSEf aSeo - years.
Her friends arc respectfully invited 70 attend her fa-
dence lSi Mulberry street
On SUNDAY, August II, OF consumption, SARAH FREE
LAND wife OF VIM. Frseand In the Ood year OF her age
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In, Brooklyn, On Tissiay. August ., BY the Raw DR..
Rsaesday, q JAN. 0u1s 70 niss nAEi ETA Nrwm,
daugh!sr Of william Nswth, E.q., eli Of Brseklyl
On the I'D inst. by the Rev. Isasc Wsstcott, Mr..
s11uH GAsoUodSs Of this CITY, TO Miss AInRA BazwKR,
Of CAsskiu Greene 90, N Y.
January It'll. 1858, BY the Rev. II o. Schermsrhorn,
W HuRr s. BAKE 500 Of the late ALEXIS Baker, 70
nl,s AMHG r. nAIooLN, eldest11aughtsr Of Robert IL
Male I'm. an Of thu city.
On Wednesday 2lth inst, Of Calvary church, N this
city, By The Rsv Dr. Hawks. CHARLES r. SANFORD. Esq
Of New York to Mas EIzABnH A., eldest daughter Of
Col David Hoonsy Of Memphis. Tenn.
Al 81 1welfth street. Nes York. on Monday evening.
July 4th last By the Rev. Robert George Dickson minis
ter Of the Protestant Episcopal church In Eleventh. street.
Mr. WnIlA1 6znM, QAte Of Edlnburg.) to ELIZABETH,
daughter Of ths late Mr. Alexander Martin of BrOskyn
and formerly Of Cupax, Fife. Scotland
Ednburg and Scotch provincial papers respectfully
requested to copy
On Sunday August q, At ths Presbyterian church in
jamaica, By Rev. Mr. Oakley. NJ. VIZ. ]. DAVIDSON TO
Miss Ann ACNEAL, all OF New York.
At Waterloo Monday. August ~. BY tho Rev. Saul
Gridley. Capt Burns AxAHR, Of Mobile, Ala to Miss
HnM f., daughter Of Richard Dean, Of the former
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-25

Now BARR IsyoHA took fire In ths harbor Of 81 Auns
lay the 2sh ut and in the Of few hours WAS
cargo board the value Of which sesmated at
The hull and few articles which saved sold
a. auction on last Ana o Tet.ea ds Ins loss
1t Ia unknown whether the vessel which Is said TO be
worth $4,000 was equally protected. The cause Of the
fire unknown
Io,son fallen in with about July lat 90 40 long
IL 55 f. with loss Of rudder, bLwarks and stanchons
taken OF BY ship Malay, OF Salem, which landed
them at st Helena.
BRsG Ron Ror CT st john NIB from Ardrossan for Boz
ton before reported spoken with oss OF head Of fore
and main topmsst put iHto Halifax about 18th inst.
HrRx BRIG, sunk with masts out of water, aboa. IA
miles southeast OF the Highlands last SATURDAY,
about O'Clock, By pilotboat Julia.
TE uvu of a new brig hailing from Portland, lumber
laden, and apparently ,some time abandoned, was fallen
cd black With red streak and deck painted yellow Hsr
boat waa gene.
Arr az New Bedfcfd Aug 81 bark President (of West
portl Cook Atlantic OCEAN. st. Michael June 10 with
$50 b6s 81 OIL spoke July H. lat 81 lon 81 s,lon, sni
tapoiss Wing d. IS p 2is lat 81 90 lon 81 20, Lex
Gardner, III clean; Aug IS, Lewis, Bonnsy, NIB. do
SD from do Avg -, ship George Washington, Paci 6c
Ocean.
Arr At Nantucket I'D inst, schr Palmyra, sran At
lantio Ocean, 55 bbs sp 90 do bkfsh oil.
Arr at Falmouth Aug II, ship Com Norris Lnwreues
Pacific Ocean, Talcahuano, May co. with 100 bbls
sp OIL
At the Western Islands, June ~ By letter Capt
Fuller, Ocean, NB, clean.
At 81 Belepa, July Is Dumb,rton, .tha way NB and
Caroline, Case OF Greenport. recruiting.
Se6n-Aug II, ch Nantucket Shoals, Missachu setts,
Nickeron, CT and from Nantucket for Pacific 0oean.
Notice 10 Mariners.
BEAUFORT sc, Aug 10-The light ship st Helena has left
her moofugs for the purpose Of undergoing repairs and
will return again 10 the same as soon "a ready.
Spoken.
An Am bark, bound west with loss OF main topgaiiant
mat was passed Aug II, lat 40 13 lon 10 H.
Bark jar ss &C Boston from agura for st Petersburg.
Aug Ii, lat % GO, Ion II 10.
BARI Fortes from Maven for Porto Rico Aug IL LAT
"a Inn cas-.
Rat fi~as Siywsr. ~ Bslilrirtp tom iScb-noni for
RIO Jsnssro, 10 CAS-, 10. u ~ ,snv L.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PGRSAxBUco, July Z.
Arryed-June g. brig Thos Walters 81 days from Phi
lsdephia Ito load guan0 for Philadelphia soon) July
for Rio Jsnero etS, schr Kent 5ne!.) Hsnlon, Bald
The Am bark Hannah sprsgus, recently condemned
ard Sold the Br bark st John, is loading cotton,
&C. for sh S S YAK: ,S.
in about 4 S, on the 10th ult.
Aug Calvert Hudgios Baltimsre 9Th, schrs Rich.
srdson Collins, baltimore; Victoria (B, Dost, Halifax,
sailed-July 90, brigs Velocity OBJ Darisn, Cuba;
windvsrd Marshall Cuba; Extra, Brown. Cuba Rosenay
Belle GBrl AeksT, shslSons. rs; Aug !. schr Bliow
Paragon, johnson, Pensacoa 4th, brig Velocity (Br),
Lansnbu,gh, Cuba; Victor. howell Cdba; barks Rein.
e.. .ns Eli. 1s
W Spear Mason, Cuba Sth schr Gen Scott StokelYn,
New York io,h Shg o.Iysr Hudgins Cuba; 18th, scar
Ar at Falmouth, j.. July g. scars Superior, Knight
Baltimore; Sarah Ann, asyl. New York; Aug s, barb
sd from DO ID inst sriss : Filter, Hewitt, Cuba
9th, 10y slist, Pugh, Halifax, Ms.
No arrivals # nontsgo Bay SD from do Aug lc brig
Ar a Port lsss July IS, brig Ioyaust, push, Hall
fax, Ms.
Greene, Foster Ne wbctn, NC; Benjamin. Denison East
port; p Able, Dickinson Portland; II n Kotts Baker.
Boston; Worcester Rhodes Providence; n Shsddsck,
Williams, Addletown; Callahan, Stevens. Albany; B,s
ton, Nicserson NYcrk Layinah Jane Ketchsm do; New
Reguus Dckinson, do; Pacific, Yates dol Stuart,
Lozier, do.
Fellowship Mary Carson Johnson Liverpool; barka J
Dyer, Dyer, West Indies; Sophia Cain, Charleston.
Enthusiastically Delaware, Sanford, NYork; ship
sher andoah, Morrison Liverpool bark Emily, Roberts,
Pernambuco briggs Mallory, Whilden, Mobile; Gen Ma
ZION, Hibber, Passport; Empire Ccowel Boston, At
ken Baker. do; Crosby Harding do schrs Raymond.
Hotchkiss, Robinson Eau River; IA Paine, Saddlsr
Passport
PMIADMPMA, Aug y, 1863
ArIived-shp Mary Carson, johnson, liverpool; barks
Dyer, Dyer Cardinals; Sophia. Gains. Charleston;
schrs Grace Darling. Bartlett, Port Elizabeth jay,
Cain, Boston; L Bishop squres, Deep River; Brown,
Baker, Boston, James and Samuel Waller Providence;
North West, Haskell, M,ddletown Carssa Budd Taylor
Pawtucket; Mary Ann and Caroline, Henderson Provi-
dence; Geo Smith; Johnson Albany; ophr, Gray, Fall
Oeared-Steamships Pennsylvania Baymors, Richmond;
John Mar shall Copes Niork; ships Thos Watson, Lyle
San Francisco; Crown. Duncan, Lyerpool schrs
Farley vapgildr, Wilmington c. Madeira, Herman.
Portsmouth, III; Treat BE- 1doin; Boston; Mary Ann
Sa M
and Samuel, Waller DucAbuIy Ne; Carssa Budd, Tay-
lor East Greenwich Grace Darling. BARTLETT Bridgeport;
New Regulgs. Dickinson, New Haven; u Bishop,
Squiree, Dorchester.
Arrved-schr Sea Lion Thomas, New York for Boston;
Goth briss Bllow (Br) Ste phens Newark for Windsor
NJ; Acadian, Lockbayt New York fer Windsor, Ms Bsn
ianiin Franklin, Davidson, New Yok for Windsor, Ms;
New Zeslsn (of Bristol), -. bound east
bound east.
Arr schr Equity, HsIdins, Holiness Hole for B,ston
92d-ln port, scbr Equity. Wind WSW.
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Trade Meeting.

Yest.rcay the ioHneymen hou%e painters held their
headquarters In Washington Park usual and spent
TIE whole day In sending Populations TO the difsrsat
shors to induce the ourneymen to turn out In this
they were partiy successful somewhat less than hun
drsl additional having turned out In the course OF
the cay. Several INCIDENTS however occurred A depu-
tAtion having gone to the Lafares Hotel in Broadway
and having qued whether any pair tors work.
the msscns at work tbsre answered NO. and f there
would not allow them to work 4" In Fourteenth
street, betwees Broadway and the Fifth avenue differ.
snt rece ton received Of the deputaon hav
beer assaulted BY carpenter ct work on building,
who struck him on the head. glant made /.
TIE police court in Jefferson Market and warrant Oh.
tanned against him. II appears that the present sro
among the PAINTERS Is approved Of BY the mech llic Of
New Ycrk in general IL reported among the trade
that the bsges intended to lave private meeting last
nisht, 10 cotne to some arrangement with the journey
men, and the general opinion that they wouI &C.
ceds 10 tie nnsnd Of tso dollars per day
Mr.. RALtE read this report OF che committee piich
had been deputsd TO wait upon the bosses which was
TO the following eecthe deou aticn having consisted
Ct John Saunders, john Murphy, Daniel Mccormick
Eavid Baillle, and Richard Underwood -
Mr. Woo ssrd Peerse Gays tina! he Will gye all god
two dollars per day and that he will not ploy
any a. q different rate.
Owens E1ophy say that they are willing :, pay 90
men two dollars per day bu. that they then,
selves tie right Of choosing their men, and paying
them VIA. Gey think they worth.
Wa ripr 10 raw two dsrs to ths.e whom he cous,.
dered good men, bat otherwise he would give an smpha
tic
Mr.. Gillespie says he viii employ 81 less rate
than two dollars per day, lorg az lie obtain good
ut that price.
( Peter o'Connors answer Ia the Lhst Of 6ers
4 Erorby and Charles Hobs.
TIE thanks OF the committee were rendered to Messrs
pesrse Guile l-, and Giles ge for the gentlemauly
and straght orw ard which they mad receiysd
The drpvtatiop.
The report having been adopted, Mr. C5wroy ssid
that IL tie intention OF the bosses induce pu
lie 20 behave that the woltmcn wanted to coece them
INTO the demand by unvarrantabe means This sccu
saton he ctnied, and he called upon ito meeting
openly aArn, or deny it. The reply OF the meeting
unanimous denial o. any such attempt
Mr. MAGAcsos then moved that the strike should con
tinue as they had ro ys received any decded answer
and that they should meet TO morroS morning, this
day. the weather WAS fair, in Warrington Parade
Ground. and II not, in the (ConTsntIon HslD
where they were asEembed
his resolution was ursrims usly carried, and the
meeting adjourned, after having passed vote OF thanks
TO TIE press for their impartial report Of the proceedings
since the sIike bad commenced, which was given with
three hearty cheers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-25

vas NAAsa hsass vAsss d. Fiuiay vas called n. r.
says that ~ uan vs. injured tatsraaV, 81 sssA live
bat shegt 49,
Al OWN WANDA lAsgs staok Il Lumber was pick.
"a up u ~ Eegth sivsg By Dc Tvse pslles beat An
own1e vanAsd fer ~ sans Inquire at the river %.
Hoe station house cornss q Liberty and West streets
IAe exooution Il DaniS woodward Tor the murder OF
hs ~: = tahs pses ct WAshi,gsea on Friday nsxt
Of Washagsa and Osofgstown ask1ng ths President TO
commute ks sentence to lnprisonmsnt Coz lie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-25

OHIO IhvrR-Thc Ohio is now IN fae navigablc
orde for the aryes class OF steamers a 10 pod mat
the chrns A. Pttsburg measured more thaa four feat
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- ~ ~ s'ss,i.e .sssA sAsv'sss "a vSs "a
IS s::.s sc!;l: ne, h.-su.s IS s.,.. VITA lis
Rie EssssS Qrus), wsuAnd, RseAsus o. says. 70 Bar
5.s ss..A r.tss. sef a.-ersa,. x.sv.r.,s. Ponce.
S x c: az l: - Ca: = sss ,.s.. A..
ssSs' Vi. A'soss Pa Il ss5s 10 Ha1nony's NsPAs~'
s Hs. Cave. E.1s = IT. Il ss y Sfa e n...r
Erasss Casper, seaman, q PhiadspAA, dlsd On board
Brig Asselest.. (s.sd). Ruasno, Bos.os Ayss %
brig CAatsworth. hrown, Para, July q. to J Blahee
man wilkins. Eon Hsrsnhsm. to ssi.i II iesdas Tor
soh, ASsss.. CBr) Cameron. Halifax. d.y. TO Whit
sehr Ab ALBION (Br). otovsu. Hulssors. IL dAys. to
sohr sbspbsrd (Br) Pamsrts, wl.assr. IL sAys. to
the West Bank. and succeeded in gstdng "a It high
Sohr Isabella. Arbseroms. Bostss. days.
schr Auythis ingalls,. Msehias, 0 days
s ssS1 3n.Sa g soT. S,dss .1 T..ss.
Schr Neptune hgalls, Aach.as, 9 dAys.
schr Ronp 2syho, Estport days
Schr Rogers Barratt New Haven, day.
Sch. H:a,y E:P.Hn Smith ESs.eDs day.
scSr ss. Ball. P s,1'. @7, New Haven. dey
Schr Mustang (clipper. new) Sawyer, Mystic. days.
The Ii Bis tons burhen and intended for the Texas
trade.
Schr John Cashier, CHARLESTON. 8 days.
Schr Splendid Trott, Portland Ne, o days
Schr Delaware, Smith. RockIand, days.
Sohr Pilot Spoford, Rockland, days.
SAILED.
Steamships Africa Harrison, Liverpool; Alabama,
Schsnck, savannah; Union Adams, Charleston
Wind during the day fresh from the SE-
[8Y SANDY HOOK PRINTING TH1oRArHl
The HIGHLANDS, Aug 2l-Sundown.
Steamships Union and Alabama, bound South are pass
ing the Highlands steamship (probably ths Germania
from Benen) In the eastern oug One bark inside the
Hook and one bark south Of thu Highlands, bound up
One sixteenth Of whaling bark Satira, Of NBedord
cold at auction Saturday last to Abraham Barker Of
NBedford, at the rate Of el4, 800
MESSING vEssRI-Ths Salem Register states that brig
Joshua Brown, Geo Williams master called thence Oct
s. 1852 for West Coast of Africa, since which nothing
TONS owned by Chas Hoffman Esq Of that city and With
her cargo insured in Boston Her roll ,ntained the
names Of John Godfrey mate John Grey, second mate
David Finley, David Evans john White, and Charles
Smith. seamen; James Williams cook and stewArdtheir
residence unknown. Captain Williams left wife and
IAuNcMD-At Portsmouth Goth inst. by Msssrs Tobey
&ttleed clipper ship Of about 800 tons. called the
Morning Light, owned by Messrs Gdden & Williams, Of
Boston, and to load for San Francsco In their line Her
206 feet extreme BREADTH 43 feet; depth of hold 27
At Mystic, Conn, the 18th inst. by Mr. Mallory.
clipper ship Pampero Of about 400 tons. owned BY
Messrs BLhop Co, Of NYoIk, aud intended for the
California trade under the command Of Capt Calvin Cog
gins. This is the largest vessel ever built at that place
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Tie potato ros is prevailing In al DIRECTION. Nsar
Ntwbu. yp5it. Masa. Eho'e dsds arc lost Oa f1py
lsntd, third ot che ~. 20 PeH'th x y - acg
Toe N irh orn7a - RS. 4 l-tr.Ai So fv.x
tnsre Il tine SANE ccmxss.s4.
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Memoranda.

TelegraPhic Marine Report.
Besron. Aug "a
Arrived-Brg Alcenus Philadelphia schr Singure, do
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II appears that the Pearl Street House belonged to
VIM. Chsunccy Esq who purchased 1t on Change
short time ago for $50 0C0 IL insured In the fol-
lowing Companies
washiDgton Ips Co. IS COO North ANN Ins. Co.,
Atlantic do. :. 600 PniladeIphia ). ;. ..t10, 900
Aston do. . 5000 Pac6c NewYork -. 5000
Hamilton do. :. 5000 Market Ins. Co. 49,. 5000
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SteamshPs Union and AAbsmA, bound South are pass
ing the Highlands steamship (probaby the Germania,
Hook and one bark south Of the Highlands, bound up
VIVID fresh from tho south. Weather hay ct sea-
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-19
MilcIl Cows.

If you desire that your mich cows
should yield literally to the pail, you
must feed them on something better to
the secretion of rich mich than dry fod
der. Chopped roots, or meal Stops OF
some kind should be given them twice a
day, say morning and evening. They
should also be provided with litter beds
of dry lodgings moderately warm; must
be watered regularly three times day,
first before being fed, coined, or rubbed
down with a whisp of straw once OF
twice day. and each receive, every three
days, an ounce of salt, or the same
quantity of salt and ashes mixed togeth
er. Allow gentle exercise, and pure
air, and YOU will find your animals good
mixers, if they ever will be.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-19
Patent Wagon Skeins.

The subscriber, having purchased of the
Patentees, the right of manufacturing and
the exclusive right of vending JAMES JONES
celebrated Patent Skeins for Buggies, Wag-
ons, and other Vehicles, in and for the
counties of Wapello, Davis, Monroe, Ap-
panoose, Lucas, Wayne, Clark, Decatur,
Union, Ringgold, Adams, Taylor. Mont
gomery, Page, Mills, Fremont, Pottawatta-
mic, Harrison, Shelby, Audubon, Guthrie,
Cass, Adair, Crawford and Monona. takes
this method Of notifying the public of the
fact, and hereby cautions all persons against
infringing in any form or manner upon his
rights in the premises.
Patent Rights,
For the above valuable invention, for any
of the above named counties, or any Town
ship or Shop right in these counties, for
sale on reasonable terms, on application so
the subscriber at Ottumwa, Iowa
Buggies and Wagons
OF every description, ironed on the plan
of this greatly improved patent, in superb
or style, and on reasonable terms, by the
subscriber, at his shop. on Court St., be-
tween Main and Second. Ottumwa, Iowa.
June 9TH, l652.ly L. J. REEVE.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-05-19
A Paint for Brick Houses.

A correspondent of the Ohio Farmer
has used cheap and very durable pain,
for the exterior of brick dwellings,, which
has already stood several years; and is
now quite as fresh as when first applied.
Ii consists simply of lime wash, with
sulphate of zinc as fixing Ingredient
Any requisite shade is given by ad ding
the colors used by house. painters. A
clear and rich cream color may be OBJ
tanned by applying yellow ochre TO the
common new brick; liyelier and warm
er shade will be added by little Vene-
tian red. Burnt sienna may likewise be
used. This paint is far cheaper than
oil paint. costs but little more than COM
mon whitewash.