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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Arrival of the Steamer Humboldt.

New York, August l6-'rhc steamer Hum
boldi with adylccs from Liverpool to the Sd inst
arrived nj this port last evening, but all tho
lines betwccn the city and Philadelphia being
down, nothing could be transmitted until this
| forenoon.
! The steamer America arrived out on the 3lst
ut.
II was feared the Emperor Of Russia would
decline to Withdraw his forces from the princi-
pnlilics, as stipulated in the proposition, of the
three powers. The English and Freuch Accts
would, in that case, be ordered TO pass the Dat-
danclles, thereby placing the peaceful settle.
m3nl Of The Eastern question in great jeopardy.
The London Morning Chronicle rc-anirms
tlal the United States had offered the Porte
both money and active forces. .
\ decline in the funds. both in London aud
Paris has been caused by an article published
in Tie Paris Constitutional, declaring that
France and England would not co,scal to thr
arrangement which had becn proposed at Con-
sladlinoylc; and the news that the Car had is
saed a decree ordering a fresh .lcvy Of troops
Throughout. the Empire, had created great un.
rasincss, then ,ycmcnl being interpreted a wa
measure,
M1da,ia had declared itself inlcp .nlcnt Of
the Porte, and hrd refused to pay further trib.
ute. similar movement was expected in
Wallarhia. II Is asserted thai the Porte intends
addressing an ul,im,tum 10 Russia, in which.
alter paying lie regard - the rights Of the Sui
tan's subject belonging to the Greek church,
that the Sovereign declares that il, regardless of
these rep atcd assurances, the ca lr should per-
siSt III oiriing war, the Porte is resolved to &C.
ccpt IT, bat that the responsibility IN lst rest on
RaoSia. 1t is stated that this docum.nt had
been laid brfrc the Ambassadors Of France
aud England.
Orders had been sent 10 the IIosp,dars Of
Moldavia and Wallachia, commanding them
10 quit the Princ,pIIitcs, an retc to the right
bank Of the ianubc.
\ very favorable chanyc had taken place in
the weather in England, which had good cf.
feet on The prospects Of the wheat crop.
The rrp 'rls of the spread Of the poio,oc dis.
ease was conflicting; but, Oh the whole, unsat-
iSlactofy.
Among the passengers By the Humboldt s.,
G. Goo lrch, lake CIusill Il, Paris.
The Egyptian Acct, with Il, 900 mcn, had ar.
rived at Cjnj,an'inJplc.
Admiral Dundas Of the English fleet, with
all his captains, had been on Il rcconn ,isancc OF.
the Ports AMI vcss.ls
The Russan dcnlan on Persia for the ccsson
Ut the -tJv.ncc of a,ri, in licl of 81, 900, ,OJv
rabies was renewed.
1t was RIM ,rfi in Vienna, that a secret rca.
ly was prIgrtSsing between the United States,
ant the p1rIr, al tint it was probable that
Mamiriz "a would b. cclrd 10 the former.
Three american lriyats were in the Bos-
phorus.
An,tlicr ministerial crsis i. feared at Con.
s.ant.n1pc.
a Fen 'lImln,. named Edward Raymond, had
hrrn arrested at southampton, on Charge of
Ii'v!n; ronSprctl against the life of Louis Ma.
p,Ic,n. II; WAS iahclItp LonlJn for cyam;na.
tiDu
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Large Trans.

The Detroit Free Press says train Of
one hundred andiea cars arrived in that
City on the Michigan Center Railroad
on Thurs lay evening! The whole train
wei -hel 1909 tons, Of which the freight
constituted 544. The entire train was
drawn BY one locomotive, the "Rocky
Mounlain." On the same evening, an.
other train arrived Larger than the one
mentioned above. There were one hun.
drea md eighteen cars, but the amount,
Of ireieh was not asccrtaineI. There is
probably no Railroad in the United
States excepting the N. Y. and Erie,
so well stocked and prepared to do so
large a freighting and passenger busi.
ness as the Michigan Ceatral, ana from
this time forward there will be very few
If any roads which vii do so much bvsi.
o. pay SO large dividends.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
1 Jlil in IlIii,

Bayarl Taylor, correspondent Of the
New York Tribune, viSitc tn, Agra
Jail, Norlhern ln.lia, i, among other
things, gives this account Of the exercise:
"Here wcf: hun Ire Is Of men seated al
their looms, weaving e rpats, singing the
multiplication table in ,hm lcrin5 cho.
rus. "7wslrc times tac.Ice," sang the
monitor in a shril solo; "Oas hun hed
a"F Jofiy.ionr," burst ia the chorus, in
all sorts Of voices. We wen, into the
backsm.ths' sh h,ps, whe'e the prisoners,
by fcilcm mt Of prlishm .ni, were
ma !c TO forge their own fhtters, them
selves Irttcfe' |. "S,reN times Sigtecn," ="
sang the solo, rs h, raise his hammer,
"Oas haAdre1 anl twy yice," was roarcl
ont in answer, drowning the clan! AMI
banj of iron. In the womans depart.
men. there was il slrill tempest of vulgar
fractions; The COOKS rccitel as;r nomical
facts while mixing their rice. Even the
harlcst cases toniinc in solitary cells,
were goin. throu III their a.5.abs, -
through hole in th, door. to u monitor
standing outsi IT,.
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PiTTSBURG l!ARKET.
AMERICAN OFFICE.
August, IL. 1853.


The Monongahcla which rose yestcr.
day morning from the rain of night be.
fore, fell as rapidly during the day and
hy night vas at the marks of ,he day
before. lnstca Of a rise it ma c but
wave.
Pig Metal Several lots have arrivcI
from tn, Allegheny. We notice three
boats from M1iison anl Sligo with 100
'ons--two from Elk with about 100 tons
from Ore Hill $50 tons-rron Amer.
lean furnace about $40 tons-about
100 tons from BulfaIow AMI soma
other small lots.
The Nalison and Sligo me al is de.
livered to partners and the Buffalo
won't to Gil an oil contracts Tho O~s
HUI, Elk and American metals il in
market but no sales conclulc.i that wa
could learn on going to press, About
% tons came in by the Pa. Railroad
from the Canal Iron region which was
soil to foundry at s3s, 4mo. The own.
crs Of metal hold for an advance on for.
mer rates which the Mills are unwilling
to come up to for the small lots offer.
ing. Most of them are out of blast and
tho out also Of stock will not advance
the rates in advance of time and f.,
Quantities so IimiteI. They prefer wal.
ting for fool that will bring the whole
make down and ill their yarls-then
at whatever the market may be.
We are since advised of the sole or
! i2o tons of Eagle [AlIeghcny cold1 at
81 6 mos. "
VI Blooms we have only small sales
at 80,
iron and NaiIS.--Therc is a s,ifen.
ing in rates Of both; anil common bar.
which had been hell rather loosely at
The quotations offs. cents is now held
firmly at that by most if not all tho
manufacturers, and we quote other 81.
yes and nails at 4ct, higher.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Our supply of paper was received so
late that We arc necessarily bcla,cd in
issuing the Times this week.

r." We have not room TO reply 10
Cay to an article a lresse to us. over
the signature Of Di. J. Morris further
than to give the proof h.. calls for.
As TO the amount TO be raise,l, we sta.
tel as we saw published in some half
dozen papers in general circula,ion.-
As to the fact that the convention plcls'l
itself 10 raise fund we learned from Il
speech Of Dr.. Morris, ma le in the base.
ment story Of the methodist chapel JUS,
after his return from the Convention
at Columbus, wherein he said he p,c.l..
ed himsclfin behalf Of the temperance
men OF Lawrence county to raise a Ger.
tain amount. Next, as to any "s?cakcr
or leader 5oing for tie Maine Law word
Tor word, DC" VIC refer you 10 the same
speech of the same DIR, Morris, wherein
he cyprcssC his regrets that in rormira
the temperance alliance in this coun y
they had used any qualifying expression,
as the "Mainc Law or one similar" a.
he nal become convinced it was the
best law that could be male, anil ,ha, he
was in favor of it, worl for worl and
letter Tor lcitcr,anl we have goo sub,an.
'IaI citizens in abundance beyond the
shallow "l supicion TO verify orr state.
ment. To the last proposition "olious
provlslon:' as most certainly there are
we refer him TO very canliI AMI fair
speech ofthc Rev. Nj. Rowe's delivered
in the court house, AMI to another BY
the Rev. Mr.. Chester delivered in the
basement of the Methodist chapel, and
coull name others If il were necessary
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Han.ing Rock, Aug. l6, 1853,

At the iast meeting of Hanging Rock
Divisions S. OFT. lhc preamble following
and resolutions were passed.:
In view of the present state of the
Temperance cause in Ohio, we as pl"lg.
G temperance men AM members OF
Han in, Rock Division, S. Oft, in or.
Ter the more clloc;ually to all in pro.
curing the passage Of the prolibitory
law,
Res"lre, That we collectively and
inlivllually pledge ourselves to be gov.
erncd in our sultfages for members of the
General Assembly, to be chosen in DC.
tober next, as follows: If each political.
party propose cnnIi Iates who are known
to be in favor Of law embo lyins the
principle features of the Maine Law.
then we shall be free to exercise our no.
li,icnl preferences. If our favori,e DO.
lltical partyiocs not and lhcopposi,c par.
ty does propose such candidates, then
we will vote for them. Otherwise we
will for independent temperance can.
didatcs and uSeour influence to secure the
election Of the same.
S. S. JACKMAM, w. P.
J. w. STEWART, r. S.
ironton Times AMI Ports. Life Boat
pleas copy.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
The Great Discussion OH The Maine
Law.
RULES ADOPTED.

RULES ADUPTED.
Rules of the goycrn cent OF a discus.
sion to come OF between G.. J. Becbc,
Of New York, aud Doct. Charles Jewett,
of Mass; the snbjsct matters of which,
being embraced in the following qucs.
ton. "Woull such law as tire 50 cal
led Maine Law be consistent with the
natural and constitutional ri hts of our
citizens; AMI would its enactment as a
w.of Ohio lenl to promote the cause OF
morality and religion, anl the prosperi
ty anihappincss:of the pcople?'
l. Two Molcrators to be appointed.
one by each party.
2. Secretaries, to be appointed as
above
3. Mr.. Bccbc to open the first day,and
the opponent the scconl day, anil 50 on,
alternately. The discussion shall be
courteous an gcn,Icmanly, AMI no abu
sivo language permitted.
I 4. The party opening the debate at
each discussion, shall have one hour,
and then a half hour alternately, until
the Molcrators declare It ii ne 10 close
roscrving always to the party opening a
half hour in the close.
8. lfany question Of orler, or construc
ton of this agreement shall arise where.
in the Mo !crators cannot agree, they
shall choose a thirl, and then determine
the question.
6. The friends Of the disputan,s re.
spcctivcIy plelge themselves to use eve.
ry cxcrlion to preserve orlcr and during
the discussions. If either disputan,
shall be unable from physical disabili.
ty or otherwise, to speak, the friends of
his silc Of the question may appon, a
substitute.
I. The first discussion to be held IN
Columbus, on Tuesday, August the 23l,
1853; commecing at ten o'clock A. NJ,
and continued, in Lancaster, Thuls1ay
25th; in Circlcvillc Friday Goth; in Chill.
lico,hc Tu, sday 3oth. Each debate
commencing at the same hour.
Signed on behalf of the dispu,ants.
w. Ashbrook, on behalf of G. J. Beebe.
Warren jenkins, Sect, of Ex Com
mittce, in behalf Of Doct Chas Jewelt.
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The Sandwich Islands.

On the 4lh ofJuly the cornerstone Of
the "Cnitcl States Marine HospitaI'
was laid at Honolulu, on Rincon point
The site Of the building is on commaa.
ding enlinencc, facing the harbor, ar.
iorling fine view Of the city. 1t will
be brick eifcc, 1872 feet long, and
Sc feet wide, in the Grocian stvle of
architecture and with all the modem
improvements. The contract for lis
erection was at cost Of Sls5 900, and
Congress appropriated 100000 70. the
purpose. The foreign population of
Honolulu amounts to 1000 OF which
200 are American. In all the islands
OF the group there are said to be abou,
5000 Americans.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Chic State Stock Banks.

COLUMBUS August 10, ls53,-,A meet
ing OF the representatives of the State
Stock Banks Of tho State of Ohio having
been held in this city on the 18th inst,
for the purpose Of inquring into the
lf uls said TO have been pcrpctratel up
on the said bunks, by putting in. circula'
ton the genuine notes Of sal banks with
forged signatures an filing up; the un'
derslened present 10 the public the fol.
loving, as the result Of their invosliga
lions lhus far:
iSi. That the amount Of such paper
in circulation is comparatively small.
AMI may be, by the information here
given, readily detected.
81. That iG all such frauds the names
Of the Registers as we'll as those of he
Presidents and Cashiers, an / the Glling
up, are forged and The numbering Is i'm
perfectly executed, and is in striking
contrast with The genuine figures Of the
ReGis'er on the true notes.
81. Tha, we have discovered no
Irau''s of this description on the follow.
Ing name banks, to wit:
Union Bank Of Sa',dusky City;
Franklin Bank Of Portage County.
Bank of Commerce, CleycIunl:
Merchants, Hank of NIassiIoa;
Stark County Bank:
Pickaway County Bank;
Iron Bank Of Ironton.
4Ih. Measures have hcen taken TO
PROCURE new plate on which to print
The circulation for said banks, as soon
as the same can be prepared, ami that
no more Impressions Of the oil plate will
be lSsucd.--.t the circulation Of the
State stock Banks Of the State of Chic is
we'll srcu ed by Ohio an L. S. Stock
deposited with the Au lior of State. and
is unqucslionab'y good, with the cxccp.
ton Of the ffauIs above namc |, We eau
ton the public against nny sacrifice on
it, and assure them that no loss can
possibly a'tcnl any Of tla genuine notes
Of said banks.
We also say, that the Banks we repre-.
sent will continue to receive the issues
of all the State Stock Banks as usual,
Siene:
II. b. HvaLsvr, Cashier Bank Of
Commcrcc:
TmoNAs EARL, Cashier of Franklin
Bank Of PORTAGE County;
}. Srrrs, President of Merchants
Bank, Mnssiion,
JArrs o. WILLARD, Cashier Of Iron
Bank lfon,on;
NJ. BaowN, Ptc>I lent of pickaway
County Bank;
O. Eowry, Pycsi'cnt Of Bank of Ma.
rion;
J. A. sAvroy. President of Stark
Connty Bank;
5. ". TonSry, Cashier Union Bank
San husky City;
A. W. EHocKwAy Cashier of Forcs,
City iank, Cleveland;
b. +. SANFORD, Cashier Of Savings
Bank, Cincinna,i;
William McMrny. Cashier of Spring,
fell Bank;
IL. p. Esry, Cashier OF Champaign
County Bank.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
FALSE ALARM.
New York, Aug. Q, P

new DIX, aug. y, M.
On the Jersey Rail Road yesterday
as the passenger train was about cross.
ing the Haninsack. bridge. some nervous
gentleman exclaimed that the "draw.
bridge is drawn" Those in the vicin
ity were thrown into the utmost confu.
sion, and rushed into the hindmost
car.
Mr.. Stratton, a passenger in the last
car, became SO frightened that ne jumped
out Of the window, and was crushed.
Others would have followed had it
not been discovered that tho alarm was
false.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Yellow Fever in New Orleans,

Philadelphia. August l5-Dispatches
from Now Orleans, dated l2, report the
deaths for % hours 2l7; Of whirh 200
were ofyellow fever.
The deaths from yellow fever for tho
"a hours ending 18th inst, were 2oo.-
The disease is not aba,ing. Eleven
thousand four hundred dollars have been
collected in this city for the Howard As.
sociation in New Orleans,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
The "AmCriCan Name."

| .'S sssNtsA toMNs
See the following extracts from he
London Morning Advertiser and we cpr
far better appreciate tho favorable clIec
Of Capt. lsonAmAM's conduct ia The
KoszTA affair upon the American name
abroad. There is degree Of compress
sion and strength aud power Perclcsan
IN the statement of our position before
tn world, by virtue ofigGaAnAM' noble
ucls. With how much csu,a.iom will
the mon who wrote his, speak OF the
young icmocrucy of the West" when
he learns that Prcalent PlERcH has
nsowcl hi, approval Of the Cap,o;n' 3
con,luc, and would have stool By him
hal he fred broadsidc into the Ausri.
an hulk aud sunk it to the bottom. All
houor 10 Capt. lscaAuAM. We hope he
will be instantly promoted TO The COM
modorcship, when We come to render
Austria that reyaraticn ihey talk Of q.
Statesman.
"Thc Govcc,n cnls Of Western Europe
nrr ptostralc % the mission and the mis-.
sionary. The dcspolism Of the Emperor
Of the Frcncliand The Coalition Cabinet
Of Englnn,l, cover in The presence Of the
Czor The two greatest naval powers
in the world la! their ships a, anchor in
Deska Bag, and siamlncr apologies for
their anlacily! Our pale faced diplo.
maisis inquire 'nAiousl y what Austria
thinks, Of what Prussia will do, to help
their imbecilily anI cowar.licc. Every
sinister rumor, every plausible rumor, is
eagerly caught up, ami trc'nulously ech'
ocl, to cy,cnua,c thGif lreachcrous pal
,roonery.
But while these pnraIyzcd ayistocrais
are shivering, chattcrirg, kepelagogucs
Guibb!ins like sophists. anl leaning 10
the lash like slavct, the young Dcmocra'
cy rising in the West asserts It's privilege
of bIJol. The
pon'ca p.n@,
S.v,n fila u,blls,
ploushS tho Eastern waters, braves the
Austrian blast, illustrates its ancestry,
s'iamcs our ha$iari)y, maintains the
ri .liis Of nations, vim Icalcs its own, all
proves to the wogll that the passport o.
America is the olly real safeguard a.
gainst tyranny.
America represents that principle Of
liberty that makes every people her ally.
American statesman speak aud write in
the name Of a country, not Of a Glass;
The act of this American captain is the
theme Of England, Of Germany AMI o:
France. Their journals express what
tbs people feel. Even the fhor'r@ri
ess no more, bat shouts "lon5 live a.
merica p
"Ihe refugees, the Parials, the malig.
ned Of Europe alc living men once more
America claims these waits of liberty,
an offers lhcm the safeguard Of her flag.
The hulks Ct Austria, motionlcss be.
meath tue po:niel cannon Of America,
re der up their victims. The noble con.
duct Of her marines al Smyrna is a Great
fact in history. The news of the DO
manA of NJ. de KoSta by her minister at
Constantinop!c, sets the seal upon her
magnanimily. March 'orwarl, young
America, in humanity's cause, and shout
that rallyins 0lont-'' Go,a,head p
wi. CT makes every hear beat lishr'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Township Temperance Mass Meet
ing.

The friends of the "Mainc Law an !
those opposed, Of Union township, are
requested to meet in Mass Meeting, at
Town House, on Saturday, Sept. 81, at
] o'clock, p. m, 10 consider Of the best
means to promote the cause orTenlper.
ance. Able speakers are expected to be
in attendance.
Rlcharl Morrison, VIM. NJ. Suiter,
r. Bayley, r. Bramer,
w. o. Eaton, J. w. McGll,
J. p. Eaton, Curtis ScovilI,
James A. Bar,ram, A. J. Suiter,
A. S. Proctor.
Union Aug. 1S.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
A Point in the New Steamboat Law,

We learn from the Cincinnati Com.
mcrcial that the local inspectors Of that
city have notified Capt. Leathere, Of the
new Natchez. who has placed cast iron
heads on his boilers, that unless they
are removed, and wrought iron subs,itu.
ted, the boilers will not pass inspection.
Capt. L. has appealed.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
BEWARE!

The Gin. Gazette Of thursday says,
that the notes Of all the Slntc Stock
Banks Of Ohio, were yesterday thrown
out by all the banks of this city. This
action was not the result OF any doub,
o(tller sovnncy, but from the fact tha,
genuine notes of at least three of these
banks, signed by the Register, but with
forget signatures Of the President and
Cashier, have been put in circulation,
and still they continue to circulaic.--
These notes are on the Ohio Savings
Bank Of this city, the Miami Valley
Bank OF DAYTON AMI Tho llon Eanh ol
lronton. The notes Of HE former, were
last week refused by Ellis q Stur!cs Oh
account Of the difficulty and almos, I'M
possibility of distinguishing between
the genuine AMI spurious.
We wouldIcnu,ion the community 10
beware Of the spurious notes Of these
banks. That is all that We can say
jus! now. in the present state OF affairs
II Is n fine commentary on the banking
system. that the people in order TO pro-
tcci themselves against counlerlci,s mus.
discard all genuine moies.--More anon.
Statesman.
We have no doub! great portion Of
the suspicion is wilhon, just foundation.
Some OF the notes upon the Iron Bank
Of this place suppose, to be forscries IN
gcnt TO The hanh from Cincinnati ns such
were genuine notes and it is the opinion
Of the bank officers here, ,hat thcr, ore
no such notes in circulation upon this
bank. ) pro ''el n 5 Of Convention.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Reputation Repudiated.

The Supreme Court Of Mississippi has
unanimously approved the decision Of
the Court below, that the State is legally
bound to pay the Union Bank Bonds,
ard that no action Of the Legislature, or
vote Of the People can effect the ques.
finn
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Lsa5 New Arrival at Kelly G. Fa1.

we'll kelly & Falwcll have just re.
ceived fresh supply of goods, consist.
ing Of Dry Goods, Hats, Qucenswarc,
Ladies' dress Goods &c. Give them a
call, as they are ever ready to accomo.
date with anything in their line. upon
fair terms. Advertisement next week,
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SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1853
II. LEErE AND u. y. CORY, Eproas

a l.nl1rl Democracy. M eternal la.s for llrpnb-
Hc".-A landed Ari"locfncy. the ioHndn"'i OF
monarcl'irs ind dcspoisms.- ionng .mrSiea.
The Lnnh shall not he sold iorcvcr.--Eib!f
W" mass OF nnHkind has not been orn wih snu,
de. oh i"rir bark',.-Norn favored few, roon'
"gI spurrgd 10 r'c 'hrn lrsilima', l., ,Ir grace
Off'0r'. g'f'o"'' hd kfnf.
=
- u. PALMER III" Arncr.cnn NrM .lprcr A.clt
!, d. oidO 0HbHil" .lFrH lDf ilis pupc. " lr cc'
NJ Boston. Ntw iarh. amt Philadelphia. aud i, duly
'hpDWcr', lO lahc advertisement AMI 4dhscfiptuus
N ne rate require by ns His rors'p. w.ll T., rtinu
% pnm-H,y ~, Offices pIs---lOarOA Sco.ay'.
Ilul.H' NEN Nuth, Triuuc iuiiinra iinaA.
O.LllIA, y. w rDrlI.r Thlr.. and Ghe,nrl .lrenlsr
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23

Two ladies were in fight in Phila.
delphia on last Thursday. The nose Of
ono was bitten off.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23

We learn that Gov. Wood and fumily
have arrived at Aspinwal in good heath.