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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KA-
NAWHA CO., RICHMOND Oct. ed, 1855 The 18th
annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the James
sfice, on MONDAY the bath inst. at ii o,ciock r.
M. BY order Of the Board of Directors.
oc 2t-lt WIN. p. MuNFORD, Sec'y.
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T AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
]. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
sc 15-ly Formeysydt Jones's Hotel, PHILADELPHIA
tB ROPER Il MURRAY, UNDERWRITERS,
Governor street. between Main and Franklin
fSr PROFESSOR MILLAR, the great Ameri-
can PENMAN, will be in Richmond about the 18th
of October t% 2-2a3ts
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ggT J. CARSON CO, NOS. Il AND IS
LiGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET. NEW YORK.-A good assert.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je l8-ly
~ BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, BY
DIR e. d. ROBINSON.
Office on Franklin, between 18th and 14th streets
iuI 3
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THOMAS w. KEESEE, AucTIosEER,
oice with Geo. J. Sumner, No 20 Pearl street. wai
attend TO the sale of every description OF MER.
CHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE

~ Leaves every Tuesday Afternoon at o'clock
for New York via Norfolk. by the Elegant Side
Wheel Ocean Steamship, jamestown, L Parrish
Commander.
Freight received to-day at II o'clock and up the
hour of O'Clock, P. M. Tuesday the 18th inst.
Passage to New York, including leals and state
room accommodations only $40.
Steerage passage only s..
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk viii be
charged the same as by the river boats.
Tickets and berths secured at cur office south side
of the Basin.
The Roanoke leaves every Friday afternoon at
O'Clock.
= 90 9A-ot INN Ar T. VIZ aTSON
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Ep HENRY. G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds, &c. for New York, Pennsylvania, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa. &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. VIII attend promptly to all Legal ana
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin Governor street.
O. G,,
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
OF C. w. PURCELL & CO-The Notes of the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re.
deemed as heretofore at par at our counter.
R- All solvent Washington Small Notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore against paying any
discount ON small notes dated at Washngton.
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sY- w. b. B1GELOW, ACCOUNTANT AND
C0PYIST-offics in the Law Buildiug-will keep
the accounts of those having regular Bookkeeper,
or act as Assistant to Bookkeepers in their examna-
ton of the same.
Viii also copy all kinds of WRITING, &c
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MARTIN VAN BuREs.-We have at last heard
from EXPIRE sident Van Buren,. We really began
to think he was lost but, according to the annex
ed paragraph frem the Washington Star, he has
turned up" over in Belgium
Private letters received here by the last steamer
say that very recently Mr.. Van Buren, being in Bel
gium sent word to the King that he desired to pay
his respects to him if he could be permitted to do
so in plain citizens Dress and that his Majesty a,
once consented, and came into his palace from the
country (where he was rusticating) to meet Mr.. "
B., who spent some hours in his society.
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TOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL-
Il PHIA-Steamer Beividere.-The Belyidere
will receive freight to-day at IL o'clock for the above
places, and up to the hour of o'clock, p NJ, Tues
day, the 18th inst.
Also, for Pittsburg Wheeling, Cincinnati and the
oc 24-2t GUDLAM & WATSON.
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eases N store apo ~
4 i n - &c aINTER i ALVEY, No, Is fess!
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GUPERIOR MASS LIQUoRICE.-i5
~ cases. c. andfA brand; 10 cases Ferdinand snd is
'a0e' az f'' sa'e ~ r.. MecANDLIsH, Jx,
&C a lSG Cary Street.
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T OVERING'S Loaf, Crushed aud Pow.
IL dered SUGARS in store and for sale by
oc "a WILLIAMS& BROTHER
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r 0gT. at or between the Theatre ana In -
stress, on Monday night the l7ih Bay ssss
cIrAK ire throuxh With black sask and tsa,a.eu
: ~ lisi raintea vsIyet viii give lihStsi re-
ward fos the return Of Il stths esflee. -
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Efn BBLS. No large MACKEREL
HUI landing from schr Juliette and for sale by
&C "a WILLIAMS Il BROTHER.
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II OST, or Stolen at the auction sac q ar ,l..
niturf YESTERDAY, at the rosldsl &c g Ihy ~
VIM NJ Fulton on Main street, FiFIE sN 49, -,
LAR NOTE Of the Exchange bssk OF sssus 49, 49,
TEN DOLLAR NOTE On the BAak 81 sy ssa,.
az the fnoney if Icft at the Dispatch sness -,
or the whole sum tSa5l ii stolen, fos shs
sion OF tho thief. ~ -
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GPERM CANDLES.-Prime New Bed
~ ford, for sale by
oc "a Ell, sKINKER, Cary street.
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NOTICE,-My store will DO closed on
In Monday and Tuesday, the 2fth and 18th inst and
re-opened on "Wednesday morning..
ABRAHAM LEVY, 90 Main ST.,
oc "a opposite the City Hotel.
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-Four do do fine Gold Locket
Three hundred and fifty presents-each Pictorial
Life of the Fahir, interspersed with side.spiit.ng
tales. &c.
Eg- Get your Tickets early.
Eg If desired, presents may be obtained iluraedi
ately after the performance is over
fY Tickets can only be obtained at the Hall from
iOA III. until Z. NJ. in day time, and after o'clock
in the evening.
No more than can be well seated will be admitted
into the Hail.
E1 Mind, every body getsa present who purcha-
ses Gift Ticket. DC 25-6t~
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MI ETROPOLITAN HALL THE
C1 GREATEST ROVELTY OF THE AGE!-Tghe
celebrated Troupe of CHINESE ARTIsTES viii
give four of their Wonderful Entertainments at Me-
tropoltan Hall, commencing WEDNESDAY Even
ing. 18th inst.
Their performances consist of astonishing feats of
Magic, Legerdemain, Juggery, Dexterty, &c
For particulars see small Bills
EB Admission p cents. No half price.
oc 22-ff
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NOTICE. - RICHMOND AND DAN
IN WILLIE RAILROAD.-on Monday, Oct. 18th,
freight will be received for Overby's station. After
that tune the freight trains viii regularly to that
place. A. w. MILLSPAUGH,
oc "a General Freight Agent
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NEW ENGLAND RUM and PEACH
In BRANDY, suitable for tobacconists. for sale by
oc24 Z. II. SIMMER, Cary st.
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tss- B.. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Practices in all the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city.
As Notary Public particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions Tin out of his oicel
Proof and Acknowl Judgments of Deeds Relinquish-
ments of Dover, &C. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 50, three doors above City Hotel, on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 2-ly ~
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CS BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.-Hot Cold and
| Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Ores
| sing. Shaving and Shampoong Saloon, under the
| American Hotel-entrance on 18th street.
| Single Rath d Cents or five tiekets for 81 DC
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DRINTED SATINETS, --5 cases Printed
4 safinsfs OF various styles aud srades for sale on
DC 81 KENT. PAINE q KENT.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-10
JOHN II. ILLsLEV.

NOTICE,-All professional business en-
trusted othe undersigned will receive their
diIigent attention. They will attena regu-
larry the sessions Of the courts Of the 4th
and 9Th Judicial District.
I)oHaldsonvilIe, 23rd march 1859.
JOHN II. ILLoLEY.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-10
EORGERON Ell INGENIEuR MECNICLGN
ss H0GeHs
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
NAP0LEONVILIT.

This splendid establishment, kept by n. =
RIzAN, has just been opened to the public,
who could not possibly meet with 4 belts
house on any point of the State.
Very large and well furnished rooms for
families, pleasant private rooms, a spacious
and elegant p~1rlour. q d~ining-room where
meals are no less abundant than delicate.
this is, undoubtedly, what is requisite to
attract numerous customers.
Besides all these e~nticements, The boar
ders will have ut command most attentive
servants, who are so managed as never to
neglect their duty. 1t is. therefore, very
easy to conceive that it IS useful to stop al
the Commercial Hoteito enioy all the com
forts oflifc.
Two vast and commo4ious stables are
annexed to the establishment, 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-10
/.

zEEFaIIE subscribers respectfully present
a their thanks to the public in general
and their friends in particular, for their IlLc.
raj patronage, since they have commenced
business, and they hope, that constant alten.
lion to business and untiring efforts II
please in the selection Of their goods. will
continue to them the unlimited Confidence
oftheir good old customers. We now ot1e,
for sale, CHEAP for ASH, a splendid assort.
mcnt Of ycntlcmcn's clothing, boots. hats.
gloves, hoses, brogans, nulIiiiers, gai,crs,
braces. c~ravats, &c, &c. Sudd/rry Amer.
lean, English and Spanish saddles, bride
lilIings and lnartingaIcs Of ovrry description.
\ fine assortment Of cooprrs and carmen
musIjns, fine red, blue, yellow, green and
white ilanncIs, ladies and misses hoses.
gloves, CATERS, c]orsets, black kid and last
ing gaitcrs, white kid and satin SLIPPERS.
cbiIdr"u's shoes, boots, CATERS, &c, &c, all
II which we sell ut the lowest market price.
Ior cash or approved paper.
RICHARD q TEMpLET.
~Jannary 18th. 1851. u
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JOHN II. IL5LEY.

AVI5.-Le s~onssign6, avocat, exerce-
IA 50 profession dams les Cours in 4me
ct Giaqnielno districts judicjaifes. lis ap-
g2gftefa tods 3es 5U5ns aux ~a..l4irUs gui
Iui seraHl coIlAtes.
Dgn4lI@oagi!ls " m&fa 1852.
JOHN Il sL5LLF
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TOMEGS EFT MONUMENTS %FUNEBKES

TOmBES Ep MONUMENTS FUNEBKES
r sIEUR LIS. T.pLTTEE, connu depnis
~ plusicnrs a1n6es par les uombreux ouyia-
res, quill a fats dams Ee cjmetiGre de cette pare's-
Sc, ct ceox des pa~roisses aVoisinantes, a fhCn
neur de ~prcyenir scs ami5 ct le public en- gene
raj, on'il Went Dc ~teccYoir Gu N9rl DC PAmeli-
cue. ct de Ift3lic, ja5 tnDrb.e Is be t7ntes csptces
atauIlc-tp pref cxtcuter toute conmande de
f5lbo~ caveauz &c !amilIc on monuments rom
.ccrnaut 81 partie.
II erDg b % gu cfo.z dc3 f~amitle7, le marbre Ia
niarte, on le bo'5, ct Sc caargc t~aalenent dos
9 ,llcs on eaionraecst toGD5eS, soft en- bois soft
On fe4. Pony plasa samples renseignemcnts, s'adres.
ser chez hi i PlattenyilIca cote De PEglise Pa
r~oi5siale dcrAssomption. Ses pix sont des plus
rnodtres.
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CHANTIER
DE L'ANsE La BoUcANE
stsDEIT MILE AUvEssgs pr DONALDSON


UNDEIf MILE AUsEssJs pr ~HoNALDsoy.
Fgsni toafaNa. 4 troLs coufcurs.
On tfonyefn coastammcnt dams &C
Chantier ale s'ndc qnantit6 dc bois
de irene ct lie cotoflicr. I'attirage est
tres.convenablc. msinc pour fe. b~aieaux.
dc premiere ela,se ct des poteanx So
iidcs y sont p~laniiis.
lie soassiai6 espefc que les efforts
qn II tcra poaf Sail .airc les capitaines
Ct icssproprlotaifes dc na cary d vapeur,
lni vandfont ie patronage quill solli-
cite.
Les checkef8 trouyeront alssi dies no.
teanx soiides IN peu plus haut que lie
Chanticr.
III LEON J. FREmAuX.
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DIR ECTGDEGXo
4. GENTLE,
A. GENTLE,
AU0cNt, IL u fsp0seO!sU5Sgcs

Exerce So profession dams It 5cme Dis
trict Judiciaire, compost des paroisscs As
gomption, Ln(omche Inferno ct 1clrcdonne.
II d]onnera tous ses SONS aux ]aila.rcs qaon
voudra bien lui confer dams &C district ct les
avoisinants. 15s,ni*
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WAGONS, Carts, Timber wheels. &.
mole to order, ut reasonable prices and ae
c.nn1dtting terms by APPLYING II Notl7
ialsenville. l0
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L. RABASSE.
T.. Dentiste de Paris.
Maintenant a Napoleonyille.

Ayant compose un ODONTALGl
QUE qui gu6rit radicalement les maux
de dents ct arrete In carrie, II lhoDneur
DEN faire part 4 ses cliens ct d'ofrir SEES
services aux personnes qui peuycn ten
ayoir bcsoin.
Ainsi maintenant: plus d'extractlon,
plus de souffranccs, ct preservation Ger
tainc ct faciIc.
G-Il va continucr ses voyages CONNIE
il les faisait a%uparayant. 44.
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SWITZERLAND.

In its sittngs of 25th u the Swiss Federal Council re-
eeyed the answers Of the Governments of TcnO and the
rsops respecting the concessions 10 be made TO Austria
Both Cantons refuse in the most positive terms, to aban-
don the right of asylum and insist that the Federaye Gov
eminent has power TO deprive them Of that ngnf'
Ticino further denies all participation in the Milan plot
Advces from Berne state that the Federal Council nad
received Geographic dispatch from Lieut. Col burnan,
announcing that the Austrians had established mtSry
post near Sabbo territory which is considered as be-
longing 10 Switzerland On receipt OF this intelligence the
Federal Council immediately assembled to inquire into the
affair, - ,
18th in unrayeng the ntrcaeies Of the recent plot and
more srrets had been made Besides the Cure Of Torny
lerand it seems other priests were taken when the
ner on wbich was embrodereda white with the e
gend Of Constantine in hoe sgno yinces" The state
ege has not been raised in Frbug reported on
hundred and twenty eight Of the insurgents still in
tOdy
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f@rff ~ L.
BATAVIA, wedaesdiy, May II, 1883.
Yesterday the 10th, eGperien ed one Of the most ter
aorms that was ever Witnessed inthis country indeed
S,ud compare avoraby with some Of those hurricanes
eseouently sweep over the West Indies, uProong and
s.rroyipg everything that comes in its reach.
10 particular ntimat0n was given OF the approaching
sest save the western horizon presented very red
,,5,pgry appearance. At about past three clouds be-
M aiher and four il 80 dark that the merchants
fI No light their lamps to proceed with business
All at once the wind commenced blowing ana IN ten
.S,eS ali the boxes and barrels we're hurrying down
s Al ndous rate. As the storm increased tre
crash was heard and was discovered that the
ny which had for many years Rraced the top of tne
T had been precipated into the yard below and in its
~ seriously injured a coored domestic, drawing water
:, re ostern The roof Of the brewery was blown off
IA cannon balls and the top ofthe arsenal
a.erp down, and the liberty pole prostr4ted. Great
Srcton was done the fruit and shade in the vii
,s and from accounts the country around hes suffered
.trsly Yours &c. g.. GESEsEE.
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PRUSSIA.

The first Pussian Chamber lately voted the exclusion Of
Jews from all public emplOyments On 10Th ut petition
on the subject bearing the Of thousand influential
citizens was presented 10 the Second Chamber The pet
TONERS conspicuous among whom was the veteran phOso-
pher Alexander Won Humbo demand full freedom OF re-
oious opinion and the admission of Jews to civil Offices
The reading of this petition strenuousy opposed by the
Cavalier party but the majority Of the Chamber decided
that il should be entertained.
The Debates Of the Chambers had possessed little OF
interest.
The Prussian Government states through the Berlin Ga
te that the Prussian Police recently sent mission TO
London had connection with the Aossuth rocket affairs
Their mission was to enqurerespecng recent expectations
OF arms 10 Prussan parts.
Ludwig Teck the fenowabo Of Schlege in transla
ing SHAKESPEARE died at Berlin 2sh u IN the Oth year OF
bis He may be regarded the founder Of the
tic school Of German literature.
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aUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
Dates Liverpool, May a, London. "a.

The U. S. Steamship Atlantic, Cant Wa, s.n.,
IN Liverpool about ii A. NJ, "Wednesday tbe atA
~aat and arrived at this port about o'clO.k this
-sh'ne making the passage in less than ten DAYS
NE Cunard propeller Andes, which sailed from this
rA@the 18th ut, arrived out at 7:30 on the evening
ne SOth ult, after an excellent run of IL DAYS %
= .@ mean time. The Europa from this port, 10Th
- s'nsed out on Sunday May LIST, at ii O'Clock AM,
ahtes "-- -
IRE was little stirring in the way of news Cotton
,,'p0oi remained quiet, but steady, at previous
49, S''a0ns Breadstufs were dull, with partial de.
49,, view Of thin attendance of buyers, and more
s,e'ie weather for agriculture.
hs6, persons came passengers in the At
Skn W b.. 1As rs D Hcsdley ndfanly Mr. Booth Mr.
- kir nss RAston Miss Forriday ID Pepsr Ms
Se III, ME- Aahs NJ and Mrs. " NJ Vail md seryanf w hi
y ss>s<on e1iS ~ ar Afnsrton. w Ta Mr. Rmmer and son
W. @eyer' T. T. Foster and Kate Sax.
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ITALY.

Alta Cabinet Council held on the 10th ult- at which h
King presided resolved 10 reinforce the troops
the frontiers OF Lombarcy and the Italian Duches As
ssndris Casae and even Genoa are to be placed in =
plete state Of defense.
The Austrian Commzndant Of Livorno tiseghornl had
sentenced Richard FraDgi lawyer OF that city. to ave
yesrs Imprisonment in irons NJ FraDgi accused 81
being a violt Mt 6emsgogue-'
No news from other parts Of Italy.
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ton Mr. Montana and daughter Csy Mr. Hansen f an TT
wsysr two children Mf wlsOp Roo.-n ripper
NJ Rlsetone Olcott Blste w Coo kre sno =
n oeot G PheIls re Rev Reilly John Wnoe M Jetisoot
tom srS Mr and Mn. Holm. end family - oss ar GO
Ksos O. L Smart sseys Ms Psslp. M "a. Aa1'1
Ana 80 nnrue Asonwsil Mr. H0iser, Mo Ann ho.ts
Es-5sn NJ Jsouiu Nr and Mrs. Darnslt W. IL hang1n :
Defer Mr. and Mr. Bosiny, Keolh smon u A E
WeDo sld Tho. Gooddn Mi' Tarne w shirsse sod I've
ti5 ~ Prres Deersn, T. Schu.ter Chs Halers.Y, Mas
H. ue.los y R.ro J. J. Wetbereh Mis- Gallo, Miss Ann
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:, Frsorr.-The Pacific sailed for Liverpool on sa'
TO "a pearly two hundred passengers. Among lle
1o's' - notice Hon Stephen A. Douglass OF LIMOS
fs.eph r Chandler Of Philadelphia Hon, 1eorsS
this City Miss Della s. Bacon the hl''O, Is.
',r, Hon C. Balnforh, Bearer Of Dispatches 70 I'm
~ walker T. S. Army; Rev Dr. Kobler' OF tal'
pi'.r The Pacific took $4,000 in specie
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SPAIN.

The Madrid Ga=ee publishes several projects Of reform
which have been elaborated by Manuel Bernudez de
Castro the Minister of Finance These projects embrace
various branches Of the public service which the Minister
proposes to simplify much as possible.
duel had beyn fought between the Marquis OF Suero
and NJ Salamanca-nobody killed.
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.,...v,rx--rhe wreck Of matte" at Norwak
fEes - collected into pile, and consumed With
- % ~ the Companyleaving no vestige Of the
r. i,v The engine lifted out Of the mud and
s the track by powerful steam derrick broash'
~ YORK The engine was but little broken.
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AUSTRIA.

The Vienna Ga=se notifies the appointment. Of Count
Rechberg as coadjutor Of Radetsky in Lombardy.
Vienna letters OF the 9th say that such a quantity
of rain and has fallen during the last two months in
! inevitable In many parts Of the country the seed is not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

INC nETRDIr Saturday, Nay ~ To-.
.-....,;ou has been granted against tns osu'
sIcr Canal By Judge johnson IN .Ss g1'' ~
tsnss s s-.s.in.t the Commission al JscASoh
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vet in the ground and the vine growers have not y "A
their vines in order, the ground being little better thAn
swamp
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GERMANY.

Count Bennpgen has been elected President Of the First
Hanoverian Chamber and the former Minister ~ Lnde-
mann. President of the Second Chamber Government
had laid the budget for 1854 before the Chambers the
penses were estimated at 3jl77l dollars and the receipts
af COL
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j,'''H 10 -. Adeer, At Charleston.
pftensssa o. Ine cHARLEsTON. Msy. l5. rs.

p ....,ossip James Adger Capt. Joan Dick
s > N The tide not suitipg did not leave
ga n ssrr5sy evening at o'clock as sdversed'
q port on Tor NewY York, this Sunday morning
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~ The CamJridge tnsssl CA'on''e states Una. non
Sumner declines 70 deliver The sao 81 pGorv
~ and that Hon Caleb Cushing has been elected
.faad
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-, The Buffalo papers fear that the broad, handsome
-. Of their akecity in some cases to be shorn of
-. vressnt fair proportions-God forbid! We speak
1.~srperence.
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-. TAe,e il movement Ia Cambridge, Mass to sup
-. - .;,v with pure water from Fresh Pond.
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.p.uraah Accident.

MONTREAL Saturday, Msy - -. I. a.
-, ccmirg 10 iron ROuses POM, 49,, sa.n
.srsss tar cO%'% who vas sIeepag De. sesn
,adssss n Jcbss. He was throwna DIST nee u 'O
es -, 80 instantly.
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EfiurrIcaBe at Batavia.

ryTbe steamship Southerner, hence arrived at Charles
Al o'clock on Saturday morning.
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pTTTsBURG, ss,srlsy nay - 70 :,
..a.,.on has been appointed postmaster VI
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s... a.. Marie Canal

20 hsrs /. in cood navIgable Order.
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Correspondence Of The n. Y Tribune
DUBLIN, Friday April y, 1853.
:, ireland reduced to Submission" book was pub
nsneo WIN this title after the wars of Elizabeth
10 have completed the Celtic subugation But
Il was found to be as great Missioner as the means for
Pa0iiug tne country we're wicked. England recipe
nun 'ne Degnnng was-the sword and penal enact
mens what the results might have BEEN of Just laws,
squa rgn's ana National freedom it is useless now to
history of ireland is little else than rscprd If iseov
eminent and oppression, by the struggle for nde
pendent natonaity-the tyranny of Britain and the nso-
lent rapacity Of her officials producing the burning thirst
Tor revenge and the inextngushabe longing for deliver
ance and freedom
What England could not effect. with All her mower
and reekessness Of means intent only on the unrghteous