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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
To Mariners.

n Esy We. oyrerorieu Il As SarGsrh KfrsoifH sT
"ttre cclrrsd dgns r. pat nonfn nsa ihs
race ms uuasuay arse uuter D C~Ins 70 the eutat' s
ov.- % Frda s4s Gulf Last vei they ran %
the Hstsza ard u@sry a ie reets occurred tar
- tsrerna s.f-rrs Stream ~ strength and DIVER
o q curr-ts hey r-earufy - directly o2go7 eor
sd ave teen tuo~n a. westward sl-s' he saea 4 elton o.
D. sreau f-ots T1r OF t- sucera ~
-ia t ,stc-s rzng them elves 20 De- q soaud n- sl
Inn 70 c. the reef sl s-a4ns
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spoken Zee.

Pei H. % CAPE Flcrda ,Ap TaoHas Il PeFkhs IN
10 of Eo-cr.
Fih g. , 20 50 % g. steamer supposed ne Ia NC
I'm York or Liverpool.
Jaa a, p lon 10 Br. barb JOsPAae. I'm Liverpool Va
Gib-,t for NsE fort
Jss = At 3 a. on s. bllt EsSn., fa Lverpeo for se-
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......Feb. IS.


AsAhsrtca. Ncw isr. L,-sJ.sl c. sasi Nuaft c.,
RAstsNsFA Nelira baki~.. >.saauss. a "a rsHlsa ~
hoSp-r Ksu-s ~ prans. Tss'r Hlrrard. o.~rs
Raspsoa. ssNss. wsasse Co Nashs,i-s Gartl Ss,,.
fsssoa wssA Ehss ,Frsa Gshrsaa bstsit.a seaaaii
A RaCbra.
Hss-Aaurs, b. carr LssrPes y rRas'o. Cas, L.
VII Nefa Crus 4 fuffuHo
$780, ssa-ar Bss.s wsressu us.t-r "a ~sis--sa
Eafap W urrr.cs Nsrf Filfrr-sa Fs-r- ~ ittsrh.
Trler Z N-fH~s4s
Ma. Nsie. Tarfsscsn-. ,. Z VA Co >. " u-lss
Cs,ss h.ieu rs't-rsa. wa,A eea rasls. Aaesu fer
pruee. Pan. GanAs A Etkaf.
s.s.sss -ssaiAssssf Toss .iaa ssrl r1s.t.a c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
Recent. of Produce....Feb 10.

BY Ns,- Iork aai Es RglroaS-2E3 bbls Iai S1 sachs
Plour Is hbls WHISKY 81 do Beet 1871 DO Pork. p DO
Land Bacon Sies St DO Hams and Shoulders q
bales col - do Cotton va sdes and 70 rolls LezfheF
81 Caves Sheep lS Caftlr is5 Hogs. 80 pigs Dted
Fruit o. bhls Beans - do EEss. 80 DO Ale 30. Ta1~
IL DO Lime 49, rkss Seed cases TO5acco SEQ ptEs But
ter as sscks Oats so5 bis Apples, "a sacks Feed. al
bales Hay, IS pkzs PoatTy, AMI q 10. Dry Goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

nIVIDEND NOTICE-The Board of Di-
Jrector. of the Paterson and Rarnspo Railroad Company
have this day declared dividend Of THREE PER CENT
for tho last months upon the full stock payable and
after the 3 day OF February instant, al the ofhce OF
ketchum Rosersk Bemebt, No Is Wilismst in the City
OF NewIok The transfer books will be closed from tho
18th 20 the ia Of February inelusye. By order.
JOHN HOPPER, Secretary.
Paterson, February H. 1853.
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Passengers sailed.

~ tI slp Rararas fer Hsbsurss, fssfraHsToa. Cay
Bar instan Sanur Bre-icf. r C,ot JAM. Noarie oi
Me- YEA NJ s,rseaat AL siy Of Bfokyu Jh1s Crsse e.
y Bale g. , Trs.s ani Aly. Wa l. Hs a Bo.isn As.r.
suart Retor >cs lsssc Past. VA iasas , a. hr.anr,
Eni " r Uzier-ood AM ,rrvsuts az oazA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

By SIMEON DRAPER.
FRIDAY, Feb. Is, at l24 o'clock, at the Mer-
Il chants ExchsnSe' auction sale OF sroehS, boNpS'
&c, for account of whom IL may concern
Is Shares Of the Pacific Nail Steamship Company SOCK
5000 Fiist Nots.se Bonds of the Buffalo and State Line
81 coo Income Mortgage Bonds of the Buffalo aud State
200 shares OF the Capital Stock Of the sane Road Of VI"
each. -,
Frie Railroad Company, sloo each - nh,
100 shares Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
100 Share. OF the Michigan Southern Railroad Company
100 Shares of the Junction Railroad Company Stock Of
Ohio. L,
loo Shares Of NewJesoy Central Railroad Stock OF 80
10 Shares of East River Fire Insurance Stock, Of $iS
10 Shares Republic Fire insurance. Stock Of SO each
90 Shares Of Howard Life Insurance Stock, OF 40 saeh
10 Bondsof the NewJeuey Central Railroad Company,
ssCo mon Mutual Scrip Of 1889.
Also IS Shares OF kpkerbooker Fire Insurance Company,
50 shares of Eagle Fire Insurance Company of 80 each
Also II Shares of New-York Life Insurance and Trust
2CSO Seven D Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the Evansville
and Illinois Railroad Company
s2,eoO California Seven y Cent. Mortgage Bonds dae
1870 Interest paid ia New York.
$4,000 First Mortgage Convertible Bonds Of the Mays
vile and Lexington Railroad Company boarns coupons tor
Interest payable in Newfors semi annually, ct the ran
Also IS Shares ~ Y Equitable Insurance Co., OF esS
each. -
100 Shares Etna Fire Insurance Co, Of ESQ each
10 shares Metropolitan Bank stoos of sloo each
II shares Hudson River Railroad Stock, OF sloo each.
sSl0 Scrip OF l8i of the Union Mutual Insurance Co. OF
New-IoIk.
72o Scrip $780, Of the Union Mutual Insurance Co Of
New-iork.
New-loTk.
Oh ls0 Scrp Of 1882 of the Uaon Mutual Insurance Co.
OF Nrw-York
sllO SCRIP Of Mercantile Insurance Co, OF 90 Of 1851
do do Of $50 OF 1892.
% shares OF Delaware and Hudson Canal Stock.
500 Shares OF Iatawssa, Williams and Ere Railroad
STOCK
SO Shares Of Washington Insurance Co Stock, Of so each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

PHILADELPHIA PEE n-Ar-fv,S-sal2 sopr Sooe 49,,
- f,---..I H,fi Laco.s Hover. tostoa BIG nsr-1le'
Va - T.s-,or, .ckr w.fcke Wooster % sSs-r-es
$500. Bss.su " BarEArd Cart, se- fert Asa'aSs
cS.-.s-s,ra.s Of e-orE. coihss ss,,nnaa rcny
- So Ph-pord Brs ". Prics- qua Re De Ja1-ifo,
80 v-.se. ErsCo car estos- sokr. T L. hllsr klot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
PuI1,nr1rHI. M,,Kyrs-Wrdnrsday. Feb

PHuADELPHIA MARKETs-UedneSddy, Feb.
lG-Therr has been but lutte business doing to-day
sequence Of tie rain CoIIpS Is held with NOR hrmne~
CLoyEssEED continues meet limited demand, aud fur
ther .ae- Of pne have been made II 81 per "a bs The
FLOUR market dull and shipping brands b hAd AZ
S5l2s but buyers generally only otter - RYE fLoUs IL
dull At O. IS and CoRN MEAL AZ S357 per Dbl No sales
OF either reported There Is little inquiry for WHeIr
and no aes lave come under notice We Iuotc Red
a. 10 sll4 basheL and w bite a. ~ 70 RYE ].
bushels Yellow 81 cents SAo1 and White st Go cents
In OATs there nothing doing In 0RocESiEs snd Pzo-
VISIONS there 4 10 change 20 uotce. OF RIO Cor
yFs soa u ~ cts per 10 WHisKY-The demand eontia-
ues hunted Barrels held - "a ceEts, and hhds at
81 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

4 + MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the
~ sr1uss and osFeso L-ae, bed the Office Of tAs
Conrzy N syracs-r, Jsa Ia 1888 the following resol.
ti0n Adopted
Rs,lrsd Thsg he A-ociAtioa formed jan lSS0 uad~s
iho snd stye q The syrssrs, Gns Oswoso Lane
l., ard thc "a GeslArxa 10 be Dissolved.
A n HOY ~. S~crrfarr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
fiuaneial.


NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
~ STATE BONDs.-Scalod proposals will be received
in the City Of New York until 10 eelosk NJ OF the sst
OF March neat, .ot tho purchase Of
100000
q Rouds l,surl BY the STAN Of NoN1H CAROLINA
These Bonds will hear date the yIRSr az JANUARY,
lsad ard will run THIRTY YEARS Thy viii have
Coapous attached and the lnisrc-t al SIX PER CENT.
ftR ANNuM, will - payable the drss day, Of July
and JAnusf, of each ycaf
both interest Aaa pncpa Win ~ payable a. the BANK
OF TIKI REPUBLIC. in tie Cay of New-Y0rk. unie~s
the PuNhaor may prefer 70 have em made Payaos AZ sAs
Treasury OF North CsfohHa
They sc ssnod ander the authority Il thu Legislature
Of Moth Carolina, Cor Tie construction Of tho NORTH
CARoLlLA RAILROAD, and IA addition 10 tho faith Of
tho state Nj Stock heA By se State in the sad Rail-
mad add the Dividends sad Stock. expressly
pledged Toe ther redemPuon.
THESE BONDS ARE. BY EXPRESS ENACTMENT,
ENEMFTED FROM TAXATION
Parties bidding Will pease address theiE letters ia
dorscd Sealsd Propose. for North Carolina Stale Bond.'
T. the uniersgaed IN NewYOFk. directed 70 the Of
Ne.srs. BROWN L DR ROsSET No 100 Front st, " Y.
THE BIDS WILL BE OPENED in the Bank Of the
Repubhc IL O'Clock p NJ, on tho 5lst day Of MARCH
NEXT In the presence Of G. Lamar, Esq President Of
the aid Bank ard J. P Brown saA DAVID Freeman Esgs
Bidders Eaay Aso Be present
Suecsssfal bddefs VII be required s informed u
acceptance ct their bids deposit BAak the
Of ttciE BIDS, with the accrued ntere. Om ae st 70
tie tire Treasurer q the Seats Of North Carolina
Tks Deposit EAy - n.s1e either N the BANK or THE
REPUBLIC, New.York OF IN the BANK OF THE STATE
or NORTH CAROLINA. o. N the BANK on CAPE
FEAR, RalsiEh, North csgpiaa- D ". COURTS,
Pnble TreasurrF Of lie State Of North Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-
~ Tsss ~ ~ Crsins kssssry. sns SzPsrsex1sszrs
81 ths WILLIAMSBURG snS ElNi6k kAILRok n
49, = revived hs aFss 6sy 81 MAfVh a. The Oss 81
~ CSmrsry Eiur> IN Nae. ana frss~s q ~ To
~ - ~nd iks Ens,pr,rs oaet rroy ~ lae Il
Nc Ssss. wA koSkLl, esie Izi-s~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

,r,ov-A. rrr wc.Aury. sr.<- L-,pssi, Dee - aso
Br skip Ro-cIas, IA Gaia -.
wryD-ssr--, $ T. sussei. s s. W I'd r'r' a,~ "S'
vesthSr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
ADaiAN II. NULLEG, Agctioneer.
A L AI'CIiuN-UHIO RIVER LAND and

~ MARBLE COMPANY SEVEN PER CENT.
ROSDs.-A n. MULLER vii sell on SATURDAY, Feb.
~ AZ Pubic Aucuon at II ~ a. the Merchan chspxe.
IN tae City Of New1ort sotc Of the art and Only Mort
Bon1s Of The Above COMPANY per order Of the Tres
SURF o. sD.ta SID Bonds arr, with $500 more
mailing 10 A. co t tie Only lien spon the property OF
ihr Company ee.ssnE Of 400 ser-s Of and lynx apon
fcrnou;h. ard valued fl8 per acre ersl1sve o. tho
s-Siydscoysrsd marble kilk valaed AZ from 500 900 "
80 o. AID which 20 Included n the trur deed
ihe tst de>e o. Eos.afe, ula1e 70 shsphafd Knapp,
Fsq- % tne CITY % New YORK q secure The Whole o %
sieco q PER boads Of the Company, payable IN
ten JsArs having per cent scisnnnz eO1nons Al
tHeaed a. tie Mcdaniel B.ns IN TIE Cliy Of seS-fork
For further p2Iclss reference may e had B. the Pam
lhe pzbshed By nc Company 800 70 Be ebAned q he
AEcticEecr
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DAM OF THE UNITED sTATES-

- rKvsrEEs OFStcE. No. 10 WAnus-st RON Ne IL
~ stAafa-NoIiCE.-lhrr v the hazds Of IN.
TRUSTEES ths following souEis whch krpear 20 ~ due 20
de yrf~rs rAaset IN - hs; eear tr med D.vru.
taas 10 arer ~ uctetAeEs and ds tA= Bauk u
thn lniird Stsiss Pkites caiEr4 uadnf ths aofo wa
D. Required q ru1uce ;s orrtiacNie receipt furts
theu BY ths Iusisss ;. CodaAFd SeErsAy aea lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

TOtal.s...............s..... r1l-os0 =, $3.50
The following table exhibits the condition Of the
Banks on the Goth June 4,h Sept; and the 2jtn Dec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

y ent
A new Steamship Company has been organ
he'd TO open route via Panama with Australia which
viii thus be brou within about thirty five days OF New
Yerh~ The frat ship Of the line Che Golden Age)
VIII leave this port for Australia and return TO Psna-
ns between which port and Australia she viii continue
her regular trips The capital Of the company Will be
$500 COO with liberty TO increase TO 100000. the
books for subscription to the capital stock VIII be open
Cd At the banking house Of Messrs Duncan Sherfaan
Co, on Thursday, the 17th inst We understand
tba, rroposls for the whole amount needed have al
ready been made The Directors OF the Company are
Lass Newton, Henry C. Bowen, G. T. Snow, Benjamin
Howard end james Freeland. Bankers, hessrs Dun
can, Sherman & Go. The projectors of this line make
Me annexed estimate Of earnings Of the Golden Age on
her trst voyage:
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orEIcE os rHE NORTH WEsrERNVIsGIsrAR RAN RoAD(
. COMPANY. Baltimore, Jan. "a 1888. !
S2.5OO.OOO. R R Al a6tB aa1sl

Proposals he received the Banking House Of Mesaa
DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co, 10 the City Of Sex-York.
Uuul u oo0ck of the LIST DAY q March merit b
han of ard onshAh millions Of dollars the Coupon
bonds OF thls CoupAuy sums q 5000 20 500 each,
payable the mrs. d4y January IN tbs year eighteen hun
efed aud evenly hrse in the city Of Baltimore, with n-
she Of per per payable half
wary The dFs days Of JAHsay and JAY aso IN sad
cify
Ore mion snd half of said Bons "a secnred BY ths
naofsd snAgsntee Of the Mayor snd the City Council Of
BAfmcre ard The remaining million BY the iaio-d
6nee II he Raiumore and Ohio RAJ ruad Company
amed HnOn Of si bond. being convertible into the
Stock OF this Company within years from the 6 day
OF March next.
No distinction will be made BY this CompSny between the
bnts aeoouDg Of their respective guarantees Persons
bidding fer given annonnt viii receive Of
the borGs guaranteed By the cry, sud forty per
o~e guaranteed By tie Baltimore and Ohio aAilr
IAnY and requested the uniform they
disposed 70 for them accordingly neither ea wn
h. issaea sepzrafely
Ahy further information desired m.y b. obtained At THE
Office application s the Bsukns Hoass Of Messrs
DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 co, New.YOFk.
By order OF the President and Dlr-ctora
p. O. VAN WRINKLE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

the cost Of the steamer tor the voyage occupying
about months. S<pV'o
The above is an cxfuyagant estimate but there Is
hrge room for reduction, aud then surplus left for
handsome dividend.
The long looked for report Of the Cumber-
ksd Coal Company has made its appearance. Iii a
document Of fifty i've pages, and In addition to matter
pertaining more particularly to that Cornpsny con
tss large amount Of highly Interesting facts in regard
70 the Coaluade and transportation II will amply re-
pay the reading by anyperson interested in Coal From
we gather In brief that the CompsDy's estate con
sbn Of l0O45 acres OF land all underaid with Coal aud
1000 Of which cobtsin the great fifteen feet vein
That by contract with the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
they are TO transport for five years from Cumberland
W tide water at Baltimore a, OIL IS y tun. That at
psefent the Company Goals cost delivered at Balti-
mere o. a y tun, and at Washington - l0i y tun.
making profit OF about sfc v tun Baltimore. That
contracts for schoonen aud forty two bsrgcs have
been made for transportation purposes all which will
be ready by the LIST Of April That lie thought that
when AL arrangements perfect, the froigh, from
Baltimore 10 New-york will not exceed zoe. y tun
making g. ID cost in York That the Company
have obtained ample facilities In Baltimore, Washing
BON and Cumberland for the transaction of their bust
That the Conlpanyow about two hundred build
iags Including churches school houses dwellings shops
Ac sc, besides two steamships costing Slo4 900 and
sroad nearly fourteen miles long besides eight miles
Of ramwsy and borsc,raea railroad, besides full
equipment Of cpgines cars, Se That by resson Of the
advantages OF position the portion Of the Company
hard containing the fifteen feet vein is worth sls ODl
900 btforcthe Georges Creek Companies can make any
profit II they the railroad and s5S0O0010 If they
use the canal aud fnally, the report concludes by
ssyng ave confidently believe that when the line.
Of transportation now under contract completed,
- they will be by the rt day Of June next we shall
be able to send 10 market coal enough to enable the
Company 10 make Regular semi-snnual divdends
The minos OF the Company already opened are suh-
sieni to produce million Of tuns per year but the
quantity present being mined is 400 tuns per day
which fnds immediate sale The following is a con.
acnsed statement Of the Compsnys affairs, Feb. $,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
MANUFACTURERS REroRTED ron me TRIBUNE.

sc,yitv IN o nartet for Western and state Flour Prices
ere Ct better with good inquiry for state at our nsae
ffsdes ere held hr " and are ia r demlnd CANADIAN u
duh a. s. The SAILS Of Western Canal s- 1850 ees AZ
a. GA Is for common straight Stsie - 3ds' 80 tor
Michigan and Indiana and IS 81 as - Tor common to
good Ohoihe latter not plenty southern u ned more
&c s6 ~ II I.i n for T1ed 70 rood brand.
Baltimore, Alexandra and Georgetown, snd - oaei ~
Tor fancies Rye Flour is sales Of hne - 500
a. S. ard - ijGSi 81! Tor suPeEne Corn Meal mae
tive 1t 50 a Tor jersey
GRAiN-Tbe demand for Wheat, for export i' better
but generally prices below the news Of holder The
sslss ne lGtOO bushels PRIME While Ohio 81 81 n, and
% Geo bushe do do Deliverable IN thirty days a. option
OF seller AZ 81 20 Corn il easier IA very pleaty aud dull
The deusBd IL restricted by the prevailing storm Ihs
home demand active Sales OF c0l 6ss1-s a. o5D
Gle for unsound 62Go5 for southern mixed sS@Sot tIf
do White t4dGi, for Southern lellow Old 10 nominal
Rive very active aud prices are irregular sales OF
2j6C bushels Al &C which Is shove the market Barley 70
dull ard heavy at 70Q7fc Barley MAlt is arm Sales OF
500 bushels good at 9c Oats are inactive 4 &c for
State ard Western and t2a+S;. for jersey
WHlSki-The market Is lrss active and - lower SAe'
Of $50 bills al e for Jersey, and q! aie for Pn'on
Oys-Oal POrt market i better The demand
600 PsS y 9q7 e. for 'i nerve Ms KS g o ' DO
PrirSe and SIS 50 for thin Mes; 800 hbs Mes for
delivery between 18Th May and 5th June At s7 Beef !.
steady and moderate request fur The local trade sales o.
10 IBIS ct g. 50d Ell p for Country Mess and Sls .
s3 50 for repaehed Chicago Prime IS quiet a, - 90
views Of holders Beef Hams are firm sales Of 20 bbs
good State els Dressed Hog, better AMI les plenty
SAff AZ bdtlc. Lard "a stea0y ana IN lt lekuer sac,
of $50 bbls fair prime IL l00lOo.; SO bbs ior spring
delivery AZ Ice Cut Meats quiet Sales Of 400 nerce.
Hans lo;c for good Wes-ern Butter = very freely OF
erred and is heavy lsd for Ohio and l7ol for West
,rn Daires Cheese 10 selling slowly ST 9d9c.
TEAsMess;s Hoffman Co. offered e,illosue Of iess
this ofuing which were nearly s taken by the tade A.
prevou. prices YclnR Hyson 81 a3ie Hyson, 2)d3bie
HysOn Skn, q G2i5c Gunpowder, ftoi lmpef a. %
iSlc Tssntsy, 2id2Se. Cons9u, 1G'E q &c Oo!'ns
.2d6Oc Souchoug sS.c. .
Rides are hGh.r. isS7 Brenos Ayres ads2 NJ soid
HE and Loo At lsc LEO Porto Csbeos p he a. lic
nd Loo 90 &c rs at lss; $50 ATacabo, l2!c and 900
Buenos AyIcs Nip, lGG II rs. az lolc. -
IRON-Snai sales have been elected To arrVe a. 80
sSG, months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
BY SIMEON DRAPER.

HENRY HoLDREGE, Viee-Pesident
r. c. MORRIS Secretary.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
Important from Europe.

The British steamer Arabia, Capt. Jud-
kins, arrived at Jersey City about half past
o'clock on Monday morning, having left
Liverpool on the 18th inst.
LONDON, Saturday Morning, Aug. Is
The Morning Post states tha: dispatches
from St, Petersburg dated the 5th inst,
have been received in Paris, bringing the
important intelligence that the Emperor
had definitely accepted the proposals sub
mitted to him by the -Four Powers.
The formal reply of the Emperor WAS
expected to reach Paris on the 18th inst
A despatch from Trieste, which appears
in the Chronicle of this morning, announ-
ces that the Porte had accepted in all its
text and without any notifications, the
proposals drawn up by the Ambassador at
Vienna, and submitted to him for his ap-
proyal. "Tbis acceptance adds the de-
spatch, dis made with courtesy"
An extraordinary Ambassador had been
appointed to carry to the Gar his aceep-
tance of the proposals, but it is stated that
he will not leave for St. Petersburg until
the Russian troops cvacuate the invaded
territory,
CoNsrANTINorLE, July 3l.-The Hos
podars Of Moldayia and Wallachia, who
were summoned to proceed Immediately
to Constantinople, refused to obey. This
caused such an effect UPON the old Turkish
party that serious fears are entertained FOX
the safety Of Constantinoplc, and revo-
luton is even now believed to be on the
eve of breaking out.
In the Liverpool market, cotton, wheat
and -four were on the decline.
Cholera was still violent in St. Peters
burg, Helsingford, &c.
From CHINA, advices stale that TIE i'm
perial army was preparing TO re-take
Annoy, but without much chance Of sue
cess. The insurgent forces were within
four days march from Nankin Canton
had not been attacked The Insurgents
are stated to have beaten tht Imperial
feet from Nankin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

Resoired, That in the election Of FRANK
LIN PIERCE, as President Of the United
States, the people have received an able,
fearless and faithful exponent Of Demo
cratic principles, whom no circumstances,
whether brought about by his friends or
his enemies, can swerve from the line Of
duty; that his administration has realized
the most sanguiue expectations of his
friends, and fa!sified the predictions of his
enemies; and that It's signal success hith-
erto, is a sure guaranty of its brilliant
efficiency i'll future.
Rested, That in WILLIAM BiGLER,
Pennsylvania has an honest, able, fearless
and eiiicieut Executive, who has exerted,
and always viii exert his undivided ener-
gies, in the physical and moral elevation
Of the State which he governs.
Resolre1, That the Convention has fall
confidence in the ability and integrity of
the nominees of the Democratic State
Convention, and that their election to the
Offices, for which they have tcen respect
lively nominated, is morally certain.
Lcsoircd, That this Convention recon-
mend to the Democrats Of Union county,
the whole ticket now presented, as one
which every Democrat true to the princi-
pies of his party can, and is bound to
support; and in so doing its election is
confidently anticipated.
". B. Shriner, II Il. Foster, and Rcu-
ben Keller, were appointed Representative
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The Division Plan.

Since ncwCounty buildings must soon be
made, the Diyisionists propose that the
towns having the Jeagits Of Courts, &c.,
shall pay the fast cost. Their plan is to
have County Buildings erected rlo'y by
pirate Subscription, without any tax upon
.he people; rzz~AHD IF BUILDINGS ARE
NOT so FURNISHED, THE COUNTY WILL
NOT BE DIVIDED.
Tha'cy.r the cost may be, must be ful-
ly made up,ari bona-fle guaranices,to be
approved BY Judges, Commissioners, and
Jurors, must be frs. furnished.
The County Seats in each county to be
determined by the BALLOTS Of all who
are concerued
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observed by one Of the best Judges that
ever presided in this State, that the
Commonwealth was not to be laid hold of
to satisfy the selfish ends Of q prosecutor,
and that magistrate ought to be cautious
how he uses the power vested in him, for
if he abuses it, he is answerablc."
JUSTICE.
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TIE YELLOW FEVER AT NATcHEZ-
Great Mortality, and Panic, Among the
Peoplc.-Natche-, Mss, Aug 20.-The
yellow fever has been raging here for sew
cral days, and is supposed to have been
brought by a vessel from New Orleans.
Up to the present time there have been
over two hundred deaths, which is an enor-
nous mortality, considering that the pop
ulation is only five thousand. \ large
building is provided for hospital, where
the INDECENT sick are taken. The city au-
thoriiies have pronounced the disease an
epidemic. There is a great excitement
among the citizens. Many have already
left, and others are leaving constantly.
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THE Crops AT THE WEsT,-A gen.
tleman who has just returned to New York
from a tour to the West, including the
northern parts of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, and Wisconsin, represents the
crops generally as exceedingly good, and
that the yield of grain, hay, &c, would be
larger. The western part of Pennsylvania
is likewise described as being unusually
bountiful in production.