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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01

INVENTION TO PkEYENT RAILWAY ACCIDENTS
Dr. Clayton OF Virginia. hos invented machine Of vel,
simple construction 10 give warning 10 approaching
danger by coIlaion. This invention exhibited
capitol When We hear oil ghllnI accidens almost daily
surh an Invention, and indeed, any invention calculated
prevent tlleT cannoi be loo highly priced.
We do profess be competent pronouuCe rph
ION the merits OF this invention bur Il srrkcs beios
ne ingenious AMI eteellge as Il l. simple-L Cnian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01

CH1nsD47,SEABRooKs' WARE HOUSE, Richmond, Virginia
BExI j. JouSsos WILSON Johnson, INspssroRs
ksb. lo-c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01
's'o ALBERT soLLING and Mary Randolph Boiling,

ALBERT BOLLING and Mary Randolph Bolling Do.
~ see Of Wn Boiling, deceased Richard n Mitcie H. Wm
I M 70 al! other pesoas having tile to- claiming any
~ me bed OF Shockoe Creek, in The city Of Richmond,
.r.sl'a 70 Main or F. streets in SAID city.
h.t The city Of Richmond will y her Attorney apply
- l ." usngs said city, Thursday the 2lst day
is"3 to apoh, five dsnereed freehoders OF the said
@ ne purpose Of asceranng just compensation to those
ahd covered by Sheckoe creek, and adjacent thereto
se thereof between franklin Street and Main Street
ward, Franklin Street and extending down Shockoe creek TO-
@ Main Street the south side Of the alley usually known by
The % Walnut alley opposite the arch Watch house at
Market the said land including The Creek being
ee In width and which piece of the a city proposes
" Tor public 10 wit for the purpose Of Fish Market
MAJ. ., JOSEPH MAYO,
--n -i-cta Attorney for the OF Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01
RELIGIOUS EyCrTcNEN,

cIIctS:iATi, March, ?9 An immense meeting rse
!fId In Market Square last ngh, dominate latspsI
dent ticket Tor city officers sustain the schools
oppose the encronchments OF The Roan Catholics In
Ia Them ALI political divisions forgotten and the
dIaes selected were chosen wth singh view 10 lie schoo
question The Geimous. both Catholics and Jews, paIci
pa.ed and pledged themselves 10 favor the People a
Colleges Great Indignation expressed NJ tie attempts
o foreign eccesiastits interfere with the school.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01

The Senate in session until ata hour last svening
MI hMeLERs eubs:;iua or The House bill finally
aqreai TO- unh the hi! amended, road third time and
passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01

1URE RICHMOND GROUND PLAsTER.-s
tons fresh Ground, for sale by
Isrck 2l-e2w- JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-12
NEVV-YORK TRIBUNE.

NHE NEW YORK TRlBUNEhavng completed the twelfth
year ct lie existence, 90 the 9th OF April sgna1ed It's
entrance into its by enlargement Of it, bOde adj
ding fully third to is area, and which will require
hencVorth pay for the white paper which print
cd than all we receive from Its subscribers And ample
eur income has been bough less ample has been cur
eny reported) expenditures for the next year must b.
larger than our annual income has ever yet been,
We haze taken this important step not without reluctance
but up the matures There are thirteen Of
concerned in the Tribune establishment prietors with
hundred aud seventy directly employed On the psper-n
to bosubsed out OF It's current ucUne and this enlargement
adds $50 900 to expenses whou
snriy increasing receipts. Yet many
plants Of the small type emo ptu bad for the eyes &c
that have resolved rick all the enterprise making
paper which will satisfy many thousands who hayo hitherto
cOd aoOf, ard so enlarge our Subscription snd Advertising
~ 10 secure reward for exros the future cqnn
70 that We have enjoyed In the past. II add onuurh
to our reading matter, aud present the Whole ia fair cCSt
yVe " good ugr believe ne NAV nearly duublc ocu
aIiou; aud this though Of no dTot advantage secures
'ach nm increase of Advertising will leave nohlng
to desire.
Tue Somi weekly Tribune was enlarge 70 tho new szc II
the daily, and urge country rcnds who hRre daily
mall or think they cannot afford daily paper, give this
examination. We Always stujv condsnsc the largest
E1shlc amount Of useful and interesting matter into
Weekly yet II Is physically mpOssihc that should print
ther even onehird Of our letters from Europe Asia Minor
india California, Mexico, Central America &c. Sc. But all
those given in semiweeky. There is another
paper issued in the world which contains large
T mainly original reading for small suu; and trust
that since o. has been reduced 10 morn tbcrr
are thousands " friends who have hitherto taken the
weekly, who will houccorth take the som weekly We will
send specimen to any who, without sutjtoioS
tSgensc shall see ~ 10 apply for Vt.
The Weekly Tribune will likewise he enlarged IN the
size vt The DAILY 10 september thr cu>c ~ its
reut volume. II will then be the largest Weekly sJrd
uh for 81 per IN the worG It's white paper Sl
cost us nearly quito all that from it, CuU sab.
scrilers We shall hope to maxi IL Vay by nptr pRirg
small pat OF tho space thus create vrrsencns,
which until such enlargement, couttut kcp witn-
IN the nnrrowest limits II j. i'ugd cry lrld1y
log, and contains &c the matter n The Ills, With nv
summary II uch Events and Prnerdtgs rs caunu
he puhshet N "a l. We mean that Weekly ,hE surpass
IN H,lNs ~, T..aN -.
,ho World Doing, whereof IL Thinking, AID how it /,
Progressing,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-12
Millinery and Dress Goods,
MRS, NJ. ]. KIDD.


On second Street, North Of Hin s.-ss,
~ T1w oIeCevlng and opening her SPRING STryy ps
I1r;,L EpoDS, enabling her 10 suppIv her cut,l
G n at Kinds Of fancy slR BOnne, FmbroiSea
will Keen ON S6 snGR o. every description and size She
S.,S anu Misses and children's Bssones new
Drs.sas assortment OF Wells, Ribbons and Floysr.
made and patterns cut to order IN he stss;
Bsis and .., Innings, Feathers, LADIES' Rid;n"
'ng else usually called for in such as
Vi,bas extending general invitation n call. =.
here sbai1 G kept IN mind, that she is determine
ecnns1 W Pe no reasonable ground of comnia;n, s0
800. (meh-3I-wy) |
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-12
GILCHRIST PORTER,
Attorney at Law.

HAVING located at HANNIBAI- A,i,,.,,; -,
11, practice IN the courts of the couptiss IN Ns.;.
sHa,,. rike' Montgomery, Warren, LineolS. ana -
.TSsI Ce'''"" New BOlsiaE, corner Of RRs;aa,S
S"' tWly:
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-12
heck out for the Old Lumbar w.,

IT nTGk out for the Old Lumber yarI
| ~ Fiji seasoned Pine Lumber sntabIe t,,attU Z.
purposes can all times be had al ~ re- m,s
years The OTg saT@ which has been established
nnoer 10 make il SELL or to say aov him, ~ pun ms
rba.aS N me business except to those VIII eyoy eN
Of GsieG nom HIM lie would remark ihotan nr
age years Sny N Inc business gives the decided sdya
Lumber has been purchased for cash and f.snes-hls
cb,ni, care from the best mills in the P,nery MIN
m ~ e 5aSSyantSge to sa and examine he w soc
purchasing s sssSSsr at the Old Lumber be-
est price VIII guarantee you can pei !, as @ Tor
gIes and tor ne same money. Also, Lumber Sb
Third betrsa forget The Big Sign the wes' sid. =,
Sign Of Tty ~ sets' i.ooh Jul forthe
feb26tf '',' >, MI. LER'S
1853. LUMRGR YARD. i
IS6S
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-12
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Ten copies 20 IN Twenty ('oone "a RS ~ 90
Postage on tho Tribune.
Under The new ta~, prsSgs To regular sub crloers-
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~ PsIIpasters others taking charge 81 AID rtmng
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arr -, nVes OF all participating Bahks in The L.. iE
closed in Iesr =, TO this PAPER par More m
Office in tho Irn ,ur address ard deposited in sny p,
The P%ni,.r Of the bills ought ali cases to BE- . NIX
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10
Mnrfcd /:

In san F-res,co on the 18th NJ w sloane Miss
poEir. (orlr- form erlv Of New York CITY.
On the st Of Juy Mr. Francis Green o. San Francisco and
NhE Mar J. Whore formerly Of Boron Ma .
In san Frsncco July r. Bernard kosena~g % As JossPane
In San Frsncsco Ass Edward J. Smith to Ms Susan Herring
In San Frsncisco Aas Nj Edwin Ken; Of Mormon Island
10 MIS- Abba Y. Ward. Of Boston. Ma -
III NsvfvfIe July u II Barry Of Cincinnati Ms ate
Coshn 6h ieT Of the late COshin, Esq Of Wexford
land. =.
A. opev cr,si Sss NJ G J. Bel to Mr.. Mary Ke.rns
Aug John Rvett of Sscrsneno City Miss ssrsh Cook
l.ie of London. England. -
END Miss Lizzie Jane formerly Of Indianapolis
In snieu T. July Cspt Leonard White, Of Cscksss 20
Ma Gertrude Jane Plat Of isUhll.
In santa Cruz July Thos B. Hart Of Monroe County y y
Mary MeAde dGusher Of Moses Meaaer OF santa Craz
Cal
July 81 Foley and Mis- Tabha Benson al Of Cache
In San TsnIeco Aus Mr. Frederick Tetiel to Ms Caro-
lie hose of Col av Monday Aug James
n. Gil 10 Mss Ellen Sod64fd. both Of California -
july 81 Nj o Durham Misc Sylvia d. Clark both Of Osweso
In Lasy.tte T Aug Mr. Benz Chss Dumwsy Ms- Abi-
sell Of Mr. John Ticker Scott formerly OF Pleasant
A. wsshool,e W T. July Il Mr. VIM P HOsmsr to Mis- An.n-
In Cpetsm,. County T. July Mr. Jackson Powell to Mss
In WS,tsfon County T. July H. Mr. Hen-J wslarOn, for
merry Of \ Z, 70 Mis- Angelne Merrill a., n,
the az the Covote Eouse, fiiceEEie hoa
Ihcuss J Harvey TO Miss Elizabeth Sweeney.
Ausri; H. n MoqgsBuDe Hill, Ira " Holman to Mis- Minerva
Al Ise On the nth July Mr Janis T. Pettus CorHels E
IL sscIsn INTO Hotel the Cd Angus z Ste
veusCn. @ Mas HsrIiet MsEcy2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

United States Mail they win be answered 20 . to
reach New-York in less than sxty-eVen days Caio5-
MS bs heen too long and too much neglected IL ali that
sppertsp TO her great interests but her citizens
now waking up to what they need, and that they viii
demand Of the new Administration This subject of
early and rapid communication i one Of the greatest mo-
ment to us and is equally important to all the money
"a and commercial interests in New-York The Pa
cfe NJ Co of course viii all their power and pa
trouage 10 defeat us in our wishes but what their
interests compared to those Of the people here and in
New-Yorkl You can see for yourself AZ glance the
consequence to and WILL We are sure aid US in get
ting rid of this evil By watching the news received
via Nicaragua and Panama, you will that the DIFF
ference in tine is regularly FIVE days SO far health
is concerned no man should ever cross the Isthmus.
TIE Panama fever is almost certain 70 make ts appear
snce sooner or later and just now the yellow fever pre-
walls at AspnwaH There is no sickness by the other
route. Yours, dc b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10
CENTRAL AMERICA.

We have journals from Costa Rca to August 20
An American named Siretton who left Guiana Caste &C
be beginning Of the present year for Punta Arenas had
never arrived there and universally believed he had
been murdered mulao servant who set out with him,
but had returned had been arrested and tried FOR the
murder but the only evidence against him the pos
session Of old belonging to srntton, and
pierced with a bullet, he discharged.
1t was reported that Don Franc>co Casedon would be
tho mister Of Nicaragua the Government at Wash
ingon
DR. Charles schorzer Of Vienna, who is now in Costa
Rca has explored the country to the Atlantic and reports
that road may be opened Port Lemon thai road may
be easily and cheaply opened to that port.
From the seat Of war between Guatemala and Honduras
there no news later than that given by correspondent
al Granada in his letter received some fortnight ago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10
Died.

rrsneeO AUG IS Of dysn.eT gs9,s Gordon Printer
Of V.fr rsd ii Of rlesns snd for ps,t the cry
IN Flsneeo Aug GeOrgs Psnen ns,ive Of Po1tilnd
IN s,n frsnesco Aus 10 Al O'Clock A NJ Mr. AFhonse l.
Ire Upper Weber crsst colOma road Aus Mia
Nnr.eret 1hcmrsou formerly OF knoxville III
Dlcwued al SEA ship Berkshire John Bacon Of Lowell Mas
prowed aug OF Klamath River Abraham Pickett Of Brook
In San Frncco Mrs Jane Young late Of Philadelphia wife Of
n soros July 81 Me Augustine W Eane aged % year. form
H Laians T. July of consumption, O. W. staekPole
IN francisco July ~ Of dy;entery Marion Patterson Of Ro
Ip san Frlneo july o. in the 18th year Der age Elizabeth
Eugene Sullivan Of this city and daughter Of George
IN ssi Fr.Heo July 80 NJ John Hsnderon in the ia year of
ms ft ns,y q HOIe eoge fsftr chrome naamnan
Of The towes aged yesr Mr. from Bos,oa bot hal re-
Portland o. T. July 1883 M Peter Spencer formerly Of
On aon Plains July the 18th year of her Mrs Mary
81 lie f,sdence on Wedre.day o'clock An d. John Bald
In SscTsmIiS At the .enee Hutchinson July 81
Tn l. Gibbons Of chronic disIIhea eyed p yesIs
Gina r. f.6 s f.Sd b f'r . p.:. assem- ' ''
Bar The d s fos Of ,e fs III s Es on s an5
child J'sh Greek Sacramento River He fonerl resided Nan
sriueF deserved in the Mexican and wesr' the scars OF
In Dcwn;ie July g. Andrew Henderson naive of Scotland
A. boz Pedio1 Bar uolumne July r John Berry or
~ EeeI Tgouu4ne River July %, Albion squer of
A. Camp SEQ July 81 Henry D. Downs Of vck-burs Warren
county. Mss tssd about % yesls: - -
On Monds, August John NJ wesi fBOOa county No. aged
Pdfo BOr August ThOmss DOnnely Of Sydney Ans
train, ssed diou 81 Yeas
Al he Nonh Tuolunne River July 3 ssr illness
Of Lane formerly OF aia Maine aged q
Jacksonville August OF Inflammation Of
~ h0ur Jonn Hay kynoch formerly Of
Foiuiureh scotland sg, about 81 years
Creek August Dennish Lynch formerly Of County
Cob. Ireland aged ~ yean
Ir,errers a. fran-o from Jy 3 Jaiy 3iJrly d
Charles ark New,foTk 90 Oliver r. Hazard ahode Island O
Occrse Martin Halifax, a Joseph fcod. philadelphia = WIN
Niece. Clio 8, Charles AunToe, New-lork. 81
9i-Jts MilCs. Hamburg 20 John Hopeke, iiambuz
Susan Tc1as. A.. j. :. Goodrich. Virginia, 60
Is Mary Cole, San lreneseo Ia mouths David H. lid
well AiAt ina. 30
July 20 Elissieth Fiel san Francisco, 10 mouths
Juy 27-Jsne Young Philadelphia, IS.
Juy e6-N m. SuInn6Ts. England, 10
july 9Wm La,moFe NewioFk, 81 Miron Patterson Roehes-
tel B
Mo Is; Jchn Henderson scotland "a
July Crowley Ire a.; Agnes Hill san Francisco,
]; Ioura hsys San francico mouths; Whiieh ID Pha
dell he ST. 800. ,,,,r
ham rcd q Texas: Jcseph w Mann "a Ohio 18Th John
favor Sc Ire and nth VIM fill S NewYork lat Sa.
nj mail a. 18th Walker Glaii1a aud
7uonil California; .Sh X Nhe!epA - Caco Mss jistp
ptu GylOr. atoui So Boston
Srs,so Mrclig Reyo reek Ss1iag J@Iy 5l-H-nry
NJ RYAN Mas Alva Aouhrop IS Connecticut;
Chsrlss Adam Opliz 81 Rsis; Ambrs- sand
hId, Hoaibs Ne~lork A. Hopkiu 3 NewJeney T.
l.1.rs NlseQ.Ni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

sra Sales T ,ecz; 300 be have s -ste
,tsgsTx Bscoz hzs l1vEneed We saos of cco
"a Z ia lie Ne n.1 shoulder there ssf 10 -
End Receipts Of Hans for the Lass h1Fe
kttr heaYy src Ese the zOuEAl price lsS3e ye n L
secur sfosk sales co1a scarcely be eseeei
thfse rzrs sales Of aboat IS os -
Bats declined The stock hand greatly beyond m i1-
da, and material
exrscd for Sales 0f70 nrki1s a los d
Ernhf enrpr-nE 3eo ben from 6ta
rste r1m $50 Ic, tn srer nslre nj
cprinz ard closing Of the ss stock very
hesvv receipts large
especially sner qualities have advanced
Th- sock Carolina
ncfe sale. so.ece Z II tss md IBIS AZ 7se-
SrcARAIhe .rksf both and refined coun1es
With z-fher advance n saes Of
I'D -cllde abor SO bb i51l7c- 81 hs cr
C-snslstet Erve iec Ike stock Of Sugars . h
n, h very E<At
The szrr Of the last s7ecrll.ve
Place n this aEce- and have 1serAT -. ae
Ths hsi hands Sales Of al desr
ticzs about go boxes Markst e.e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10
Memoranda.

Peri a. san FTarei.eo Az from Boston very
vsi O. lie tas,se On be eneh might out from Boston,
sssrtck b. whirwind While uldsr eloseeefed topsa AMI
bow on hr tesn ne ws.s1f any sesss o. ne es TT
FED from the ,sId On cee and me other gFsfoo.fa ead
W. .s.t ss,.a ne y. &c., y 5 ,i.,, a.e
hsvy sac me River La Platte p 'ss Ladss-d ss-y
rd btcom She encountered weather 81 C1Ps Horn
~ I'M W t si u St il Of SAIL 5rofs q @ chan ps.
oheT dssse w compelled % pat no y,ga'Aso To- r.,
ze viii sh; DoriAery wHi- aud ss' 'heh 's' % the
Sip Stow sqssr san Fssei.eo Aug from YsyYoft 50
within p miles q Cape Horn "a . ess 9et Tom a
s'rsss Crossed the tqusss in cn 10 J1D- a. assr waeh
,i,se net ~ b nv ishf ~les ircn the northwsrd
Gore e wetr sa frsnsiseo ASs from b.
G $ n ca ~ u ias, Der zayI- he.gy sis tfo@ sAs =
~ ~ = : 10. IN i1 AID ief al Goals sosd On deck
the sD--lN a. 80 - - boaI Al
s. sE os AID several hsH the TOP q the Sstt
re el 81 sesL v ~ d-ed - Day, he Paassss ~ish
5,s,5 80 i r., 2e s.. g, zee Ia ss r. sad VS.
within CO. niles Of iais Fsst II days oe'e hsS ARRIVAL ~ ~
sF Fns Esss At Trsueo AsI 70 f.sr Boston va Eio
Jiteirc z a. De I'm y = no % p, 800, i /. o. rs
# VI ca i-re 81 isi; roThsily Sl1ls. -, F. -, Vol
Aru Cefe Horn = days IN heavy s-s os tots sa
- 7 ~ - 10 ia. = iI4 W rfeF which slas
ss 81 Eorlssy ind HoheasEy WINK " 4 = e's- ' -
Sir Fyns Csss g. sn Trsa-ieo August = Ton NsE-Y9ft
"a Led . esfisS Ct ~ l-.s 5r isss bEssa
CsFl flc enc Jusa Fn-ntfs L iosoer ~ -
ethsr5-s jse - r. IS g. 70 is a. 70 g 4 Il 4 h=.sy
iis 3 ts' ~ e. s "a q. ls % s1.a sia
ls we Ts, 800 o. la 81 +, % 10 ~ IL With CO isa~
rl..ly - ~ - B. aif -i Lad s-' '.--- i'-' "
Sir f,,t-. So T---eie3 A.s; 9 aol Ssa.Ier ~ >
vfrsr5 sss - tdrrc retil Grad Alal--l = Ia III )"
= 5. s. L.,,.ss. - o.. 100 Cope H..aer
80. I'D lr.feT--il lr-r ..al7 ~ 1i--g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10
Nicaragua Nail Route.


SAN FRANCISCO Tuesday, Aug. 10. 1855
shah Forward this letter 10 you By the Sierra Ne
yada Via Nicaragua in order that you may the pro-
priety Of calling the attention OF the business OF
Scw-lork 10 subject just agitating this ca:lmu-
nty and one in which all have very deep interest
tie transportation of the mails by this route. For
the last three months the Nicaragua steamers have
arrived regularly five days in advance OF the ma
coming from Panama, and after obtaining all the
from the papers compelled 10 wait that period
oil tire for our letters. Drafts drawn against ship
ments Of specie by Panama. resch New-York five days
in advance Of the coin TO pay them Now, these
things are quite intol, rsble We are far enough away
srd mails ere long enough, if cet them in the
shortest possible tue Why then should not the mails
with the newspapers that receive by the Van
dolblt steamers Since Mr. Garrison assumed the
control Of this line, he has changed every thing and
infused new energy into every department The steam
ors arrive regular your North River boats and
are never short Of five days ahead of the T. : NJ CO
steamers. Our bankers find they cannot do business
unless they ship the dust 10 accompany the draft snd
accordingly BY the last steamer mere than half the
specie came by Nicaragua. 1t is 900 miles nearer,
avoids the hOrrd fevers and cholera OF the IsthmVs
and passengers 60 about four on this route 70 ore
General frCm every part Of the State, asking him
TO send US an additional mail by this route, which
is now beyond all question the shortest the safest AMI
by isr the best The Pacific NJ $ Co receive about
$50 'OO per ennum for carrying the mails, and they
can b. carried b! Nicaragua for $780, 0o and delivered
each eide i've days in advance OF any and ell steamers
gciry by Panama. | inclose you the petition crcu-
lated, ana call the atte nion OF business men in New
York 10 this natter BE- sending letters b. the mail
bses sent by the Nicaragua Il, y0a viii receive
your aBsNers IN fifty Gays whereas, ii cent b. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

rincipe we claim brotherhood We have since me, ha
IN the street only fence between US ana we discovered
the ssme attachment % Father Wsshingtcns prncipes
and felt most emphascay 20 hail him - brother q
freedom Such men make peace and promote universal
rnxnrrmanf MhoreNer they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

We lave received The Drscrct Neus TO July 80 abOu,
three weeks than The advices given in the summary
Cal.f,m'a news in another column The Nrs has some
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05
ABoLITIONIsM IN SCOTLAND.

Under this head, an exchange paper
notices the fact that the Duchess of Suth-
erland, who patronized Mrs. Stowe du-
ring her late visit to Europe, and heads
the list of signers to the address to the
women of America on the subject of
slavery in the United States, recently
drove large numbers of the peasantry
from her estates, where, for centuries,
their ancestors had lived-having just as
good right to the land as the Duchess has
in hers-for the purpose of feeding sheep,
is precedent which has already found
an illustrious follower.
While the mock philanthrophists of
England, who preach against negro slavery
in America, care nothing about doing
away with the slavery and want of their
own masses, they are endeavoring to
abolish the people-Gn abolition more to
be dreaded than all the slavery the world
ever saw. A writer from Scotland says ::
You will, perhaps, have seen from the
Times, that Mrs. Mcdonnell, of Knoy-
dart, Glengarry, has, in imitation of the
Duchess of Sutherland, undertaken to
clear her estates, in order to replace men
by sheep. The Peoples paper, informed
by correspondent on the spot, gives the
following graphic description of this NAL
thusian operation.
This lady had number of cottagers
on her dOminlons, many of whom were
unable to pay their rents-some being
considerably in arrears, as ire are told
She, therefore, ordered them all off, and
drove them to take refuge in the woods
and caves, where they have since been
warmly bedded in secure and comfortable
dwellings. She offered them free passage
to Canada, passage money being cheaper
than poor rolls, and permission to sell
their little stocks, having no stock
whatever to sell, except the clothes they
stand III, broken table or a rheumatic
cat. Finally, she forgave them the ar
rears-she could not get. This is called
noble generosity"
Such elections appear to be again the
order of the day, throughout the High
lands. Thus, at least, we are informed
by Sir Charles Forbes, Highland laird,
writing to the Times, that sheep-farms
are now becoming so valuable, that it
will pay our English sheep-farmers to
hire sheep at any time, and to pay for the
removal of all who stand in their Wav.' -