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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-28

The markets very well supplied, and prices STEADY.
There Is much speculation with regard TO the supplies
which will DO required by city population during Ne
period Of the Worlds Fair exhibition, and the extensive
dealers have already entered into heavy contracts With
the farmers Of New Jersey and other noghborng States
In order to secure plenty Of fowl butter and eggs fe
that time. II is anticipated that shall have
other rise in the markets In consequence.
PRICES AT FULTON MARKET, ON FRIDAY FEB. 2Sru.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-28

SAD ACCIDENT AT SwAMPscoT, MAss.--On the
22d inst as Messrs Edward Heath, Russell and Lewis
OF Swampscot. were approaching the beach In their
boat, with load of fish, when about ono hundred
yards from shore, heavy sea suddenly capszed
them drowning Mr.. Heath. The oth1r two succeed
ed IN holding upon the boat until ssi stance arrived
The body Of Mr.. Heath wns WAIVED ashorc,--Lynw
Boz Ssa.s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-28
American Genius.

The following is the list of patents issued from the
United States Patent Office, for the week ending
February ~, 1853, and bearing date February %,
l863:--
| Hezekiah Bradford and Elisha Fitzgerald, of New
York, N.Y.-F0r improved apparatus for separating
pres other substances Of different specific GRANTEES
Alexander A. Croll, Of London, England.-For
Improvement in gas meters.
William H. johnson, of Greenville Mass, assignor
o william q. Bates, of Westfeld, Mass.-For i'm
)rovement in sewing machines.
Alpheus Kimball of Fitchburg, Mass.--For i'm
,rovement in scythe fastenings.
VIM. S. Lacon, of Great Yarmouth, England
For improvements in suspending, lowering, and libe
ating ships boats. Dated Feb.22, 1853 Patented
n England February %, 1862.
James Moreand, of Adrian, Michigan.-For i'm
brovement in mortsiDg machines.
Amos b. Taylor, of Mystic, Conn, and Stephen
Wilcox, Jr. Of Westerly, II. For improvement in
ut of motion for looms.
Lauren Ward, administrator Of Richard Ward,
eceased,) Jerome b. Hubbe and Hart G Hubbell,
Nsugatuck, Conn.--For Improvement Ia machines
Or turning irregular forms.
DESIGN.
Alexander Edmunds, OF Mount Pulaski, Il.--For
esgn for cradle,
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Total value OF merchandise put on the market,
fourth week In February, 1853 .........-.. 81, 8
Total vnluc OF dry goods put on the market,
fourth week In February, 1853. ....,........ "a
Total importation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A,2
Previously this month. observation-disclosures. 1:,
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Theatrical and NIuslcal,


RowEey THEATRE drama called the Three Guards
men, which had such successful when first pre-
scented at this theatre will commence the amusements
this evening, and they will conclude with the Devils
BLdge.n
BROADWAY TimArRn.-The new drama called the "wbite
Slave Of England" with fine cast, will commence the
entertainments, and they will close with the amusing
piece called "Naval Engagement"
NDIo's GARDEN The beautiful opers called sInda di
Chamounix :" will be presented this evening" when Mad
Sontag will have an opportunity Of displaying her
qualities Of vocazaton which every night witnessed
with enthusiasm.
BURROWS rfRArSE-Two fine pieces are announced for
this evening The first Is Shakspeares beautiful comedy
of the Twelfth Night which will be succeeded by the
+" Phenomenon"
NATIONAL TmArnr-Three excellent pieces are an.
ment The first feature viii bs Kabri which will be-
followed by the Evil Eye," and all will close with
"O'Ncal the Great"
WAIIAcK's THEArRE-The very attractive piece called
the Lady OF Ly ens will commence the amusements,
and they will close with the amusing piece Of High Life
below stairs"
AMERICAN MUSEUM The grand spectacle Of Blue
Beard will be presented this evening Two very attrao
tive pieces are announced for the afternoon.
ST CHARLES THKATRx.-Ths beautiful theatre will be
opened this evening" under the management Of Messrs
Robinson Pilgrim. Three excellent pieces ara an
nounced.
CrPcus.-A great variety of equestrian exercises are
offered for the amusement the patrons of this
establishment to night.
CHRsys OPERA HOUSE, continues as successful as over
An excellent selection of melodies and instrumental per-
formances Tor this evening.
WooDs MiNsrREIs deservedly successful Their en-.
tertainments are much admired by the visitors. fine
programme for to night
BANyARDs PANORAMA Is drawing largo audiences every
evening, and very deservedly
Rlsigy's THANB-We are glad to perceive that this
beautiful painting Is generally admired and that the at
tendance Il much increased.
RoBrnr HEII1, the renowned magician, advertiscs q
well selected programme Of diablere for this evening"
BALLS MopM OF SAN FRANCISCO Is Witnessed by crowds
daily, at 312 Broadway.
NINE vAInnM's PERMANENT CoNoxRrs we're very we'll
attended last week She oilers attractive programme
for this evening
Mr.. Collins the Irish comedian, had encouraging
house for his benefit at the st. Charles theatre New Or
lenns, on the 10th inst He has been performing at the
above establishment for time past in English opera
in connection with Madame Anna Thillon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-28

English pheasants (pair) el
wild geese, (each) 81 . / 3
Wild ducks (pair) go. . 81
POULTRY.
Turkeys, each. III . Id.
Turkeys, heu ......7 lis.
Fowls, per pair. 90 g.
Spring chicks, prpr,s g. . N
Geese, each. ..... ..0 . 10A
Ducks, per pair ....0s 1ok
Tame pigeons, each 70 . 26e.
yRUrT AND GARDEN vDaH1A-
nL0.
Potatoes, per bus 500. . TIA.
Cabbage, per 100 ~ 70
quality. ....0 A0
Turnips, pr doz, bunohss %.
Turnips, per bushel .. 81
Apples (good) meas lao. a18e.
Otron melons. per dos. -
Dates, per ID. .12k . 14s.
Lemons, Per hundred 81
Oranges, per dos. "a
Pums, per quart -. use
Raisins, per Id. ..l2Ke-
Parsley, per bunch. 80. &C.
Locks, per bunch. .tc.
Onions, per quart ....6c.
CAuliaowers, pr. nd. no. 9 y.
Articholxes, each ......lpc.
Rhubarb, per bunch. loo.
Asparagus, per bunch. ib
Crosses, per quart. .....nc:
Salad, per hundred, q. = y
Spinach, per half Peek. a
Potherbs, per bunch. 49,.
Radishss, PER buneh. Ia
watsrmsloua, cAch IL e~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-28

ANOTHER Floor AT ALBANY.-The dock and
pier again inundated but the food Is not SO great
anticipated The river continued to rise gra-
duay until within an hour Of sunset yesterday when
the water rose rapidly soon suhmerging the docks.
The sudden change in the weather then checked its
progress. During the night n rose but few inches,
and this morning II was Slowly roocding. albany
Journal, Etb, "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-28

FoREIGN CoNsUL.--Genry Ambrosio has been
recognized by the President Consul Of tho Kingdom
Sardinia for the port of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-28

DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY IN BOsTON-
Yesterday evening shortly before o'clock, az Mr..
L.. Foote, specie broker, No 80 State street, was
passing through the entry way Of the Boston Bank
building, with small trunk containing money,
which he was about to place in the safe Of said bank
he was Knocked down by two villains and received
a very severe wound over the left eye. Mr. Foote
cried out murder, upon receiving the blow, and tho
rufHans Immediately fed without securing any booty
His cries attracted the attention of the few passers
by in State street at the time and assistance was
promptly rendered him.-Bosfon atlas Fsb o.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
@eieQI0aftS : Muflbfnnd,

Die bieter beitauesne GeI66ftS ssSersinr6nS
llnter err tStrIna srn ,,SSeibrcr unb greiua hi
2rerlerStciun, Se6a Gaantp, rurer AMI 6tcn Of
tcter NIT aesenietiser gimpilisuns dufselEl'f.
Die 0fi6dfte treretn tsrntist BON 5rdndt s..
SSetpnrr. alle Ser1cncn fnb bater aufaelurfat
tnnrrhaIb 60 aassn Ssjablns ;a MAIDEN, unD
lSlte bic Srrosrln9cn babe,, irrrfaib tfies
3stt lire Icannngfn eirsutdntism.
S. 8. Reibmr,
,,..,.g.o 8. 5. @reini3.
S"oPS ~ sq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
2tm S6ilb
Der 1rD6e1t 9ettldbe.

am G6e oer 9ten uno SamiltonzS StraBe,
DC. 90, nabc q. Drel6er's Saubolss sSpf in prr
Stapt Illcntaun.
Sa 1T Der 9lub um ppblietle unp quite GaGis
netssSaarer gu taufen.
Die untcrsei6neten bebirnrn litb birIrr @elc.
9enbet ibrrn Sreunbrn unb Dem Yu6lttlm iiberr
baupt pieic 9Inseisc ;u MAIDEN, pab lie an ctiscm
Srt cine 9rcBe sluswatl auf Sanp MAIDEN, we
aud. auf Die fiirSeite 9lnSeI9e auf Seiellun9 =
SCfas, SetpbUrbs, SccrctGrs, Bureaus, unS fur,
nlle 2lrttfrl bic in piriem Sadie perlanGt perpen
m69rn. Sic MAIDEN itre arbet ielbl, barlm
linO itrr Yreiien 70 nieprr bab man elautt fe
ttnnte ntdt pafiir 9cmaGt werpcn. &pmmt unS
urtbetIet fir eud icltf, pan wrrprt ibr Iascn mir
waren NIT Dem Derlrienen Stiid ntbt tetrp9en.
Sic iinp banttar fir jcpen gnipru6 bsr &C.
maht wirc UNI ibre g4aaren IN Au9enitein 3u
nebmrn. DoS SeleDen tpitrt ndts.
SrIpnpCrS bic Gabinrtma6cr lnp frelnbs
l4aftli9 cin9eloren bel ibnsn an;urufen. sic bals
ten cine srpbr 9luSwo6l bon alien @rtrn Senirren
unp frdn3Giiihc Mpulpin9s unp Wabpgunp Rps
icts auf Sanp. OieIe Sadrn mcrrrn wpDlfrilrr
oertduft ais je supor an irgcnD einem anpern Srt
&Ommt UNI urttriIct fir eu6 lelba.
Slanf uno 9Dllman.
guauf II. nptY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02

am G6e oer 9ten uno SamiltonsS StraBe,
.9'r. 80, naRe q. Drelaer's SautpGss sSpf in prr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
9 q 6 I / Gb t.

Die Mit9liecer Der @esenfeitieen Seuer.
Serliberuno6 9eIeufbaft bon Gins
fling Sprin9, SertS Gaunfp,
fInb hermit tenaGrihti9t, bab bic iSGrlt6s Ser.
iamnluns Der @eIeal6ait uno cine g9att fir t3
psrIcnen ais @eriraltrr fit bas tcmmrnre Safr,
ben Scrtrbrunsen beS 5reitrirfS semae seBoltsn
iprb BEN crFsn Mrutag I'M gicsenitrr, ipel6es rsr
7te beS telastcn Wcnats 1T, om Sipan CSruIum'S .
Sctrl, In fer Start 9lcartns, ;lpil6cn 0 unb 3
libr,
2(arcn Wol, Sec.
SttptGr 26, na3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
!S0r,sbGlter lcfet!
perben poblfeiler perfauft ais bieS ie jus
por an oiefem Srt 9eibab.


Der llnteridriebene m66te ben Gntppbncr,
BON 9llrntaua unp Der llmgcgenp adtm9spru an'
seisrn, Dap er ben sanSen Stpd Sau59erdtbe rrI
e. gS. SigpnY an9etauft bat uno berct lit bic
iclben al Den nieprritcn GttY. 9retlen gu pertats
fen, al Dem alten Stanpe in Der l6aniiItpnsStra'
ie, nate bel 9a9rntu4'5 0ait0auir, mp 9rrart
gcJsniiFcr rrm 9rItamtc. -
Grin Niiprtrment fam bier gar niAt iiGcrtvpfs
ftn pcrpen lnp bcitett tbetlwetie aus
bureaus, Dlntnl Slbt, SIirGrares,
Sttrttorile, Yirtatfat Slide, Nisr Slfhc,
Drt6tn9 8urcGus, Centre StlbS Caro- StibG
ptau uno iuttcito @GaIbitouOs,
N8arrrctis pcn aItn tntnnun9cn ocu $40 Dis
$50. S8bat;9ict Sli,bt, NIbtano6, Scpd;EifS
Il. I. ~. Il. ~.
Gr Ucrfcrtt9t 0uA Sprin9iiB Shautclifitle,
Sphs, 9arGprifible unO Sttrmas, wei6s or ip
wOFlfrtI Urrtaufsn wtrN, ais gS " SsGGttgrFaI'
ten werrn tGnnen.
g(uG fat er etn 1uteS Enforcement bon SpIc8el,
Die er chen 70 biatg Yertauft.
Sa Der unteriGrtebenc Elm prafttider Gape,ies
ret it, 70 1T CT berctt jspc Dirt Sape3terartet mr
alle Ipnitige 8rporatttren su Yerridtcn, euf bic
i&Enite nb flmitfcrtt8tc s8rtic, auf bic fii5ritc
2n;eige.
gr ifeEt gut bafir tae ale Irtne gBaarrn Sr[lt
3ufrtercntett 9cGen unp paS ltnN wUfir CT ir Scr,
Fault.
Gr Grfft bne er brr6 itrcnge 2lufn,crfIamfeit
unp SuYprtcnmcnpes mS 9efGlltSes Sctraaen lid
rtne libcraIe &'mrl4aft gu pcrrienen int Stanrt
iein mirr. q. q. 0rtre.
slaentalm, gtpp. 9, 1889. nqt9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
@u0uf II.
ieQI0aftS : NullDIung,

NaAriGt rrirS Eiermit 9c8eten, bab bic felt es
niger I3ctt Der SptiGen fen unter3ednrten bellans
Gene 9anreefrmd In Dem &utlhenma6rrs ges
itaft, lis ben 4 item Sanuar 1854, purcb teiorr>
Irttt8e Gtnrpiat9un8 aufgrlDit werpen miro. giIs
ptreni9en bic nod an bieielte iGulpt9 inp, Iri ss
auf pelGe &rt es wpae, mrrpen ticrpur6 aufse.
Forpert Bis su ienem Datum an3urufrn unb abjus
trSatlen,-un Scl6e bic nod rshmG6iSr 5Urs
prun9tn 9atcn, iiup rtenfaIIs riud,t IOl6r inner.
Ialt Der beia8tcn 3eit ein5utGnpiscn, tamit alr
an8rleSenbrtten Der Sirma-inS Teius grtra6t
wrrten tFnnrn,
Geuben Gn9elman,
9eter 8. Gebr.
Sttpfcr 26. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
Dic Gcsrll1fte
Sttpbcr2 26.

sSsrhrn ftnIti9bin an benz alien StanbploBe BON
Den llnter3stAneten frrt9rrbt, bic rs freurn ictl
cine rr1t 9rcbe @n;atI 6unpen aniprr6en gu
lt9cn, wcl6e fie prrfiGrrt fitbla na6 g4unI6 ice
prnen 3u tbnnrn, tnrem itre 6utrwerts tetnen bic
in btelem Staate 9emaht, na6lteben perren.-
Sbre greise iCllrn aud sur ndmlidben 3eit biQts
lcin.
sic iinb Eersli6 bantbar fir frdber In belrm
@ri4Git 9encfeue llnterltiiBuns, unp Eoffm auf
cine SrrtOauer, bic fe li6 rur6 bic S66nbet,
Site unb Silt8tct tbrrr 9lrtriteu su scrpirnrn
IuGen wcrpen.
qeter s.. eebr,
Samuel sc. Srieb.
allentarn, Sftcter %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
sc q D / / b t
SeffentltDe 9Senbu.

Guf Samita9S ren>12tsn glpsrmbrr, utn 12
ubr Ndtta8s, lpQm am 5aule bss seriforbcnen
u brG Sam Der, lestbm ron SjerIaus
con 2auniaip, Pe6a Gaunts, folsmbs 9lrtitel auI
bHentIter 9enpu pertauft prrben, nSmli6:
Srtter unp 8cttlaccr, Bureau, quite tiiten,
ein ScI3cfen init 8cbr, Sti3lr, Gimrr unb But.
terfab, Slide. Sante, SenIrn, Gateln, @rutba.
de unp SAippe, g9inpmiible, 5enspfoIten, &iibs
fctttn, unp iUnit nr6 cine .9robe Serl6teOrntett
9aus' unN &i6en,G'erdtbiNuften sa tlmianpli6
gu melben.
Die SrrinSun8en unp gtuFpartuns am ger-
faufSta9e Yrn
Somuel Seiber, Gr'cr.
Sftrber 26. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
vMlteS un6 9teueS,"

aus oSmSdos hes 9Sttittu gRrrlts, in elmer Sannl:
lan9 pen prsei9tsn nnS YrCpi9rnhpdrftn pru 3. 6.
SuIG'n, ytsoi9tr Ger esutlben epau9tfbcn 9R(icus;
Ntrds IN Sleuprrt. Dies ii Gin berrttcbes Yub unp
lcIts IN snen tcSn 6au ou9StrtiIsu wcresu tSnuep.
SSsbth srboIEn uuo b0s ,a ptrFoufn bei
Sed, @utb uno Srerler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
l1fne Caryetiaas.

Ger lIntsrfhristsnc bat cebsu burtb nsuc 1ntaufts
~ Srbalttu, eiusn 9rcesu upo friibsn Stcd bee
rsitbten unc ntutltsn Stplt6 pcti
grISet, TAPESTRY, 8rtiielrr, brtisplrY IuperTetnt
Snsratn iInb SenctantIhc CARPETS,
rpidhs ollie an cen MISREPRESENTATION 8soinsunssn
ab9tla'isn lpIrbtn. ...,....
SNit cinsm pcUsn Nfcrtslntut psn otttadsrn
Stfhtd hern, Mattir9s, ctt. .....
Sduftr ino criutbt cine ;sit9e llntcriubune on,ut
lttasu, inoel Gaidtauferu 9rr6s Snrunmsnts ear3si
bcttn rpcretn.
81. g. gSalfer,
100 Gb'tnut StraFc, untsrbotb Der etsn, SubItits;
pbttab sIpbia.
Tadr, %. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02

auf cine ftbr auS9trsbntt
uno 9rc6arti9s @titt -
9rS6tr ols is-ju bttrtibtn
9coenttn, uno ;rpor on Dem
oIttn Staneploet, lrc frihs
er oos n3nIIldbs @titbdft
ron .Rit uno 9tb tttritbSn
purrr, in Der pamiitcn:
Sro6t, 9satntibtr rsr 9ats
fcrmlritn ,Ntrtbt in ltUtns
tcpn,-uno ba2 It e wchI:
f,if m,un nt,!ht t,,rhffufrr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
s"s ss 2ssss elGentaun 8a 0lOpember 2, 1858.
Cute Ocle0cnabc
unl I'M NeIhGfte AM nehfn.

um IN 8eI60fte lu oeben.
Der llnterIdrtetene nlaGt bterpurd bic 9ln3eis
sc, paB er Ienes &, sdSIte III Q(lentppn auf,uses
ten 9cccntt balb irinrn san;en StUd Don
Sto9rsutrrn &Bcn Sepin9uneen gum Gers
fauf antictct III trNrnb icmonp Der in Elm SutrS
unp i6errS Veldaft 3u 9e9en wiini6t.
S. 9S. 8rubb.
Sep. %, 1853. ndbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
Sefentlt6e Senbu.

Sra auf BTentlider Senfu Sertauft trrrben,
SamitagS BEN 12ten gtcsember, um IL llGr Mfit.
tags, ant SoauIe brs perltcrtenen @pnrab
u ever, in Siiowbeitball 9aunIGip, 2rGa Co.,
paS fcl9enpe psrI6nltde grrm5gen
6eu bct Der 9onne, 7 Stid S6weine, ipcppn
3 9rcbe ManI6weine inb, cine Sub, Scttcn unp
SrttIarrn, rilrrnrr &ehel, Bureau. Sid, Stdble,
e'runoHserrn brim SuI6el, unb nod Sielerlri
.SauSgerStb ;u mitGnplid ~ melten.
Die StrinsHn9en am SsrfaufstaSe unb 9Iufs
wartun9 pen
Saccb Mever, lGr,,rs
Sofiab @eper, W 01''
Sftcbcr 26. ra3m
, 1853-04-16
ms 9@9@ MW@0W@o
FIoplhs cincinnsti Commercial.
The Course of Empire.

Tno Oou19o 81 6impA10.
THERE'S 20 snbjeet which addresses iiSeli
nops Ioroibly to the attention Of thesn-
Quirst who feels an interest IN, the future
history end relations Of The humaR-raes,
Than the pblDdhsnon wbkkks exhibited in
lIlsuNOsraSsiSe !, sgksS&iSe aiAexpansiNe
lendenciea and @bFfmen0 d abe Anglo
Szon Tace. The heads ofthe advancing
sslumps, though moving Il opposite ditse-
ius, are gradually nearing each olher.i--
The Bfiish, in Asia and Ahdralia, and fBs
Yankees inirAmerica, would seem destined
ooee9IySmd 10 govern, sooner OF alayer,
tRp7lkinds Of The Globe. On, the other
hPparlloIAlia dbFapsh ef ihe family pfJa-
phe., are either stationary or rstTogradiDg.
Then character seems to be, IKE that of
IL semsfie races, entirely destitute Of The
Srsgrusirs elemsnt7 They look back, ia-
as.dsf ,isIWaid. II, for moment, they
ahahdOn The old landmarks, and attempt 10
bunch out b,ldly in the career Of improve.
ment, they soon, like an infant when Il -6Es
tsssyTto walk, become frightened At theif
own wntemsriiy, seek the friendly, aidlOf ihc
"a supporters, and expiale the nnomeniary
inPrudencs, BY an increased assidui.y Of de-
volicn 10 the old forms; usagss and ideasslls
While The Angto.Saxen in America and
Asia, is thus pushing on his cOnquering col
nrntiGa a steady esicer I6f sggrsaipn, The
selayopie race Of Northern Europe mani
~ an equally energetic. expansive and Iac-
seisiliye tendency towards the sunny plains
q Southern, Europe. and the countries Of
Western Asia Tie barren lapd feeble
kingdom Of Persia alone, ip.erysnss between
hs English and Russian vanguaraS in Asa,
spd perhaps two centuries will not elapse,
bsfOrS the yellOw-huired MuScOviis and the
Wild cOsask will plant the Imperial stand
ard upon the European shore Of the English
Channel. -. VrV
We Ghink il q not an e1tfavagant conjcc-
lgsStkst-ihe Anglo-Sa1ort and Russian fd-
AVilliultipstsly divide the empire Of he
sotA, The old system which maintained
DE equilibrium Oflhe European nations,
aOlisrs 10 It's fall. The eye of thsy Gar is
hred upon ConStaniinopIe, which win soon
81 or later be the San Francisco Of this le-
uaihan Empire Whenever that inevitable
contingency shall occur, The iime-hOnOred
'Od Ievsrcd dogma Of a balance of power.
wi fade into dim and twilight tradition,
Rpsia and tbe United States, and they
alone among the powers Of the earth, have
ms basis 10 support the structure Of great
Empire, which might rival and overshsdOw
nose Of the early historical ages. It was
Tor the want of this ilAtnfGl basis that the
'Pendid experiment of Napoleon Bona part.
proved only gigantic failure Il was Tx,
, 1853-04-16

.lG The best anecdote Of Lorenzo Dow
is that being one evening at hotel, KEEP, by
Bush; IN Delhi, N. Y. the residence Of the
late Gen. RooT; he was importuhed BY the
latter gentleman, in the presence OF the
landlord 10 describe Heavsn- as13 ..
You say good deal about Heaven, slI,'
said the General, pray tell us how il looks
.iTI,orenzo turned his grave face and long
waving beard towards the General and Mr..
Bush, and replied with imperiurable gravity
Heaven, my friends, is vast extent lOl
smooth rich territory. There is not oei
or JsA in it, aVd there never will be-
, 1853-04-16
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, 1853-04-16

sdi kOssuiH. L'I6c New York Courier,
speaking Of KOssuth and hisrePorted return
10 The Uhited States, says :fd 'a'''' 'a' %
d'"'We speak 'advisedly When we say, he
dare not fei,irn. We sptsk from aknowl.
edge and the evidence Of our own eyes,
wbenwe say, that be requiied the generosity
Of our people by the basesi ingrattnde, and
that before be sInnk from our shores under
The Alias or Alexander Smith, be signed q
contract 10 head sn expedition from fhis
city against a country with which we are al
peeee, y in open defance Of our Neutrality
Laws. This we say we know from the evil
,dpnce Of our own eyes, before the Infamous
contract was deposited ii the Department
oFoSIate nd'if ventures againito come
AMONG us, our Government, whether whig
or democrat, will not hesitate TO arrest and
punish him.
, 1853-04-16

Hrr 'EM AcAiN.-"Go ii old fellow, p
said two idle scopegraccs to an honest iabo-
rer at work-'Work away while we play
SOW and wen reap
'very likely my lads replied the old
man, coolly, " Pm sowing hemp
, 1853-04-16
6NInItum IN ParTO.

O- The remedylOf tomorrow Is Too late
IOr the evil Of to-day. alclulaaN u ...laH
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-05
TO TIE PROPERTY HOLDERS OF
HANNIBAL

Alta meeting Of the BoON vt Directors oI tho
Hannibal and st, Joseph Railroad Company,
convened in this city on the 10Th iu,tu 1t was
Resolved, raa, tho EaglucV luCNtC In addition "a I've
roW,r alrr,ly tyc rn him by rtsutOn ut ih Want
10 ana h, N hcrcNy iusrO,,d n cNWc mu ava c,NrrC
examination vt the rWlvs through CNher oce amt pit "N
rhNr route that IN ltgnnt may b. drcnol Nd'No"a "
IA, interest ug tho IA ito,d TO Itu, ava FOB I'Nf 'N W.
,pato ut tho tsS Ut thvc several ru,,s Coz .' VA. '
relative woking AMI prospective Value ~ NN 'o'n.'" W.,
Rad, pad that he NNl emp MHENM t''l' '' w "" ",
spyrtN routes, aud usu ~ ucet,c rrNro'Nue Ir Nhl
holys ~ thcrNgents, upon what termn the hytspI NNN
All land can bp UMNirvd upon tho NNuks vi we Mtt"
river aud urOn such other places N or NWNeentoW wy M
us Nt such other amount Cr aud vs. no may drrm g.. F
for tho use " the Company tor tNN n,N,"aly NrMw
that he he required tn report ut IA, NlmCeNngW wv
and all powes cOufotrCd Cn cOmuhtr hctcNle'NNnNn
retYUncs ~ gapg tho right VI way htrRh hr WV ''
Mimi and rr,lnr land Er dcpOs aud other hmdnE 10"
sary Tor tho wants Of the Company, b. amt hSr N'vN
Propositions Tor the sOlc or lands to 'h' ilao'
nibai nnd ~, Joseph Railroad Company, ror ,
site for Depot, So, in the city W l"nWN'l ~
accordance with the above resolution, are wNl"'
from the property holders, AMI wilt bN rcyrWe'
a, the office OF thcWulcrSjyucd, cN Or oclu,0 ih'
frs, Monday in September u'\t
Tho on,ujity vt ground necessary Iot tive us'
cr tho company Tor the terminus, w,lNc nw lev,
than Rcc acres, ou W near tho river, AMI ten a|
ditionA acrcs, lying ina body IN M near th
line vi Road, distance not exceeding w. mike
lrcm the river
Py,p,s,tions should I've Sca|cd, AMI endorse
"PropS,ul for sale OF gro'ud tor D'C'i, 'u
ccn,o,n an accurate description d" u" gr'"nd
its locality, quantity ", M'h W'rTnce ma"
to q plat VT the city, .,.....,,,.