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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TENHE large three story house and lot susied Main
a street, In the Town Of saltwater, known the
Saltwater House." formerly sept for hotel, with
stable and out buildings conuec:sd 10 for sale and
will be sold the reasonable this largo
and well finished house srated npon the principal
business street in the town. ,he steamboat land
ing and well CONSTRUCTED fer convenient hotel and az
forCs chance for ipvestneIt any person ~ish
ing 20 ergago IN the business o. keeping totsis
Fcf further information and The C! ssla Apply %
Il z. INES, Ess, ~ St,-lws.s1
Ac-i, %, 1858
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DisTHiCr COURT, First Judicial District,
Ramsey County, Territory vi Minnesota.
Thomas L IIay Is and Loielszo Snow, partners &c,
agansl James Curr4n and William q. Lawlcr. pant
pfrs. a..
ia james Curran and William u. LAWYER, TIE aooy
named DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and required t" answer The
com IalEt n this action, which has this day been flied
ia the Office of the Clerk OF this Cont for the county
aforesaid ST. Paul. IA said county. ana Territory
Minnesota aud 10 copy OF your TO said
compliant The subsc iiers ihe: Office in St Paul
il said count, and Territory within on oays alter the
of This summons exclusive Of tie day
service; and IL YOU fail 10 The SAID plant
within tlIc tine Aforesaid the plaintls ~ thIs action
VIII take Judgment against YOU fo The of thou,-
and ehuudrt and tvtwo dollars twenty -riac cents,
Win intcTcal thereon from June % lsJ3 and also for
the urther sum i've hGudred dollars with interest
from I'D day o MAY, thols and eight hunGred
and fifty three, besides The costs ui hi. action.
MASTERSO - SIMONS,
Plaintiff . Attorneys.
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MANKATO CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR
SALE.

40 LOTS in ,he Cry Of Msnkaio, Blue Earth
X - County, situated at :he head OF Steamboat
navigation or the great Southern bend of the Mnneso
Ia, 81: Peters River, the mouth OF the Blue
EgtE.
Apply to the sussogiber 20 James X. Lawrence,
Esq who is the spec:al Agent Nsnka:o City for the
sale or this property. HENRY McKENTY.
St. Paul, pril l65S.-5n52.
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A FARM OF 2f7 ACRES with len scye. broken oa
IA which q crop rsisel last summer Has on IL
good Tanarack housf, Is g and stable 20 80 There
is good 3rng the house, and fnc stream Of wa
nInning through he farm. II Is slsted beau
tif and picturesque lake, johannes miles from II.
Paul ard l-2 mics froin st. Anthony Fails good
roads leading each way. HENRY NckENTY.
81. Paul, Ap: y, l55S--6m52
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IOWA Election.

BUELISCToS, Iowa. Aux. |.
The election in this State, to-day, for Attorney
General, resulted in the choice of David {. C!oud
Democrat.
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TAXI, NuEI(E.

yE'ii Al an application, founded upon petition now
file in The Office the clerk ri The Court Of
rebate of Ramsey county will be made BY the UNDER
signed to he discharged from any future responsibility
surety for Nehemiah Irbour, the guardian OF Lucy
Wech. SAID application VIII be made The hrst Mon
day OF October, 1898.
JOHN J. DEWEY.
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CAPITOL. PROPOSALS.

GEALED Proposals will be received by the Board Of
~ Building Commas oners until the first OF Septem
her for grading the Capitol Grounds, clearing of
HE rubbish and dit from the same, building six airys
around the basement windows in the of the build
g, and erecting steps the doors the same, also 10
make ouiyer from capitol Ninth street, and
fling up the ditch The arvs and steps 10 be OF cut
stone, and lie cuvCrt to he o in the clear Of stone
D. w. BRUNSON,
LOST Building Commissioner.
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ST. Paul Iron and Brass Foundry.

rEFlE subscriber having purchased the Foundry this
y place formerly owned by c. W. Bo.up & Co., and
having thoroughly reftted it. is prepared to furnish
castings OF all descriptions on the most reasonable terms
in good sly lie as can be found in the Western X ori
Steam Engines and Thrcshng machines repaired
short notice. stoves of all kinds furnished with inside
plates, doors erides, etc. Patterns OF all descriptions
made order Also Brass and Composition Castings Of
all descriptions Babbit metal, lining, etc, nude Of the
best materials and warranted.
Old Iron, Brass md Copper taken IN exchange for
Castings. I. GILMAN.
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III : 2 : OK Ny
a 600 ACRES of choice Land J.. this beaufi.
e " wv fl TcrrtorF, by The sec..on, half see,
ilon. quarter section, single acre
1900 Acres N the Vicinity -. raul, roar the
capita! Of The Territory, in Tie miS country
Ming ~, ana raj Ia51 rising IA yalgc
900 Acres IN the vicinity q s.. Anthony Fails,
near the greatest water power il The Northwest the
centre of the numbering inteics. 81 :he Territory
500 Acres Hcar the young and thriving village of
Manomn, the Mississippi Gver above tue Fails in
beautiful country, fast opynag - emigration.
Z 1G Acres near and horaesinr Wfi'e Besr Lake,
icIld sheet ni wees acted Tor beauf !ul
ana me sn This land l. 81 rs good roads,
ana IS The FIRST quality of soil. Beautiful lakes ard
streams Of the purest abound ~ ever, part all
WEI siocf@d with choice varieties of Gsf.
These lands divided into heavy timber oak o-en-
ing and natural prairie: forming the beautiful
cry imaginable, snd presenting the favorable va
Iely Tor The cloice Of u farm.
HENRY MckENTY.
81 p1GI VI
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rVrORN.TION tyA%CED.

AslCHAEL YOUNG, NON resulting in The vicinity OF
VI 1t. Pau, Minnesota is DESTROYS OF obtaining
information concerning his brother John Young. who
es.aici 10 tAis country III abe Summer of ct, from
FieldOr, in the Grand Dutchy OF La eburgh. aud is
believed 10 be i'll the vicinity of Chicago Mil
waUsee.
Any Information concerning him viii I've thankfully
received, and may be addressed Mr.. Peter Ponc
Anthony y. T., TO this office. left
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JOHN MCARTY DECEASED.
TIME undersigned, having been appointed Commits
u soners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
ard demands OF all persons against the estate Of John
MCarty late Of Washington county, deceased, well
all claims and demands exhibited in onset thereto,
hereby give notice that the time limited for the pres
taton % said claims is Six Months from the Sixth
day OF July Also that they will the Office
the Register OF Deeds in saltwater said county,
Saturday, the goth day Of August next and proceed
to the discharge OF the duties assigned them.
All persons having claims against said estate, re.
quested present tie The time and place eeovc
rns-,onsa properly authenticated
MAHLON BLACK, lo
ARIAL ELDRIDGE, No--
Saltwater, NJ. r. Inly H. l653-4-4
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ST, PAUL FERRY.

'E>llt subscribers have now ready horse boat;
and all things in comp etc order 10. Crossing the
RIVER AL 81 Paul, Lower Landing. with sill passengers
ARD teens W. shall be attendance al The Ferry Il
the usual hours OF business and possible snail
SECURE The constant a.Icu1ance OF good Ferry Ire
rates 81 ieirisGe lower here than at any cAcr fc.y
from -. Louis -. Pau.
JAMES NJ CO0DuUE,
ISAAC y. GOoDHtE,
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Dated August 3, 1853.

pIsraIcT CoURr5-first Judicial District,
Ramsey County, Territory o! MinHcaoIa.)
Fhncas Freeman, Surviving pa. oi The late firm of
Charles 4. Freeman h Co, against james Cugrgn,
William L. Iawler. partners,
To James Curran and w illiah Il. LaWler, TIE above
named defendants:
You hereby summoned and rcqured TO al er the
complaint il this act which has this Uay been filed
III the Office Of the Clerk OF this Court 70. the county
afurr SAID ST Paul, in said county, and Territory
Minnesota, and 10 serve copy o your answer the
said plant the subscribers at thcir Office, 81
pau in SAID count, and Territory within twenty day
after The OF This YOU exclusive
the day OF such service; and If fail Ia the
said cO liant within the lime aforesaid, The ainti
this action Will take udg against Tor the
of thousand and seventy seven dollars three
cents with interest from TIE twenty third da OF May
thousand .ght hundred aud fifty three, besides -.
.Qs.s o! ti.iS action.
MASTERSON X SlMONS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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EI.OCC3IS

FLOTCHS
AF every variety nau.facr,red from the celebrated
" Missouri Iroa Mountain Iron, can be had NJ .oW
prices for cash or approved saper byspplyirg at fhe
i2-smI aIssoURI IRON STORE.
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YEAR BOOK FOR ls53-Jusi reed
M and for sale by LIE DUO u ROHRER.
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REMOVED.

'EFEE NEW YORK STORE has removed TO The new
u building doors above tho old stand The Ladies
and Gents are respectfully invited 70 cal and examine
our stock We are prepared .o show them one Of
the prettIest STOCKS al goods brought ;he market
IrRenember The NEW YORK STORE. where il i.
no trouble TO show goods. A. q. CEANELIN.
~. Paul, May s lSj3-43
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested in
~ tile e.tate OF John NJ. Sawyer, deceased, late Of
saltwater, the county of sshingon, that The under
signed administrator, viii apply TO the Probate Court
OF said county, Monday, The first day Of Angus,
for fnsi settlement 0: his administration OF said
tate. SETH II. SA IER,
saltwater, June q? 1853. st Administrator.
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" HITNET-S GALLERY OF UACCEG.
n Il

" III y z 4 y FEA IENkf OF u AO Tx.
kEOTY PCS.
fkNE subscriber having recently made grca, i'm prove
henis IN the Of light IN his gallery and
having procured the latest improved apparatus, hc
together with his before superior stock makes he
appointments OF his Gallery equal, superior
IL the West is now prepared 70 execute Dagnerreoype
hkenes,es III style unsurpassed BY any operator.
Lie Is utceita.n and persons IL health should not de-
lay ore moment ~ procuring Of these
lcios OF lite, which under the trying circumstances
o. hhai separation OF friends, price purchase
Miniatures taken IA any weather, neatly in ock.
cts plns, rpss, bracelets canes large variety of
which are kent constantly hand ard new patterns
being constantly received. All respect uiiy invited
10 call aHd eXallIn specimens
81. Paul. Avg. g. 1892, lf-;f
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hETrsoN.s ADnIrInxTo ST. PAuL.

ut Z VETL III Vt. > Z l..
gKHH1S desirable ground, lying the most central and
advantage part OF the basin o. 81. Paul. where
must inevitably be the principal business of tho
town. and Attending also most choice delight iii Lots
III the upon the bench for uwfiiirg JScs; sur
re.eG into Lots and offered FOR as with titles
disputed and md!s putale reasonably i1w prices AMI
upon liberal terms OF Credit fox most ui the purchase
money, and LulDOor Tor building Lots soj IL tEe ad-
diti9n, Wiz be furnished AZ lie rosary saw-iu on easy
terms. CHARLIE; n. OAKEs,
agent ioI propric,ors.
81. P4ul. july 81 1851 Is
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PALACE.

fNATHCART, KERN & CO., of the above establish
a ment still holding out Inducements 10 bug ers;
they selling much cheaper than even THEY
did before, to make for their extensive fall stock
(Which they will have earv) Their stock of Dry Goods
is the most plee and cheapest in At Paul. and they
pledge themselves TO sell any article in their store
cheaper than il can be bought above 81. Louis.
Wishing confine themselves 70 the Dry Goods hush
in all branches, they Offer the balance OF their
stock OF groceries, hardware aud queensware
and under TO close them off. TIE trade would fad
grea, Bargains in the ebove stocks,
ST. Paul, July 3, 1853, il5-t!.
CEGARS! Segars!--lOO0 Superior Havana and rim
- cipie Segars can be bought at New York CASH
PRICE, at CATHCART, KERN Il co.
TO FARMERS.
A LOT Of superior Grape Vine Cradles and Craze
IA Sythes at coat and under, by
jy2s CATHCART, KERN & CO. .
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LEDUC A. ROHRER
MUSICAL INSTRUMEyTS.

able works just opened. We have choice selection
IN almost every department of literature reasonable
prices. July %, 1853
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CONSTANTLY on hand, Pianos and Melodeons, of
~ superior make and tone, and cheaper than he
purchased elsewhere and brought to Minnesota And 10
arrive shortly complete assortment OF every desco.
ton of Musical Instruments
iyz6. lie DUO RoHRER.
FISHING TACKLE.
FINE assortment Of superior Tackle. for sale AT
IA LIE DUO 81 ROHRER'S.
yENHE NEW CLERKS ASSIsTANT-sdaDied to the
Il Minnesota Code and the best Form Book in use
For sale at LIE DUO ROHRER'S.
LETTER PR ESSES.
No.h new patterns OF superior Copying Presses for
- sale cheap by LIE DUO & ROHRER-
WRAPPING PAPER.
~ keep On hand u!l supply Of all sizes Of wrap
~ ~. ping paper at inilI Prices NV,
EsRAcE,s HUNGARY ~ lssl-ror ost
e lie DUO & ROHRER'S.
SATAGONiA.-An account Of residence in tina,
l. land--By Capt. Bourne. 1T
jy2s LIE DUc & RoHRER's.
THE QUEENS OF sCOTLAND-complete By
l. Agnes strickland. For sale by
jy2s LIZ DUc RoHRER.
GEYMoUR's SKETCHES OF minnesota
- For sale at LIE DUC & ROHRER'S.
CGio NAiOitON ana MS Times, &c For sile
y IRt lie DUO ~ ROHRER'S.
INTERVIEWS MEMORABLE aud Useful. BY
DR. Cox. For sale by LIE DUO & ROHRER.
NUSEF-"A Crusade in the East" For sale by
LIE DUO q ROHRER.
FENlE METHODIST PULPIT, and History Of the
X Methodist Church. For sale by
jy23 LIE DUO E. ROHRER
OFFICE FURNlruRE.--we nave ever. thing me-
cessary for furnishing coming rooms Merchants
invited 10 call and examine.
Juls Is lie DUO q ROnRER
Okk;AE GAIsGAsNS OFFERED.
400 bbls Flour, go bhls Pork,
100 bbls Dried Apples, just reed consignment, al
the hart Boat and VIII be closed OF reduced prices
Also, corn and corn meal, oats, potatoes bran, lime
&c, at great bargains.
je 23-u J. W. BASS & co.
GARDEN SEEDS! GARDEN SEEDS..
AisED AT the celebrated Shaker Gardens al Union
q Village, near Lebanon. Ohio Just received and
for sale IN quantities 10 SUIT customers. at the
l3pzSl ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
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MUTUALLJFEINsU COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE Ill, BROADWAY, TRIsIry BUILDING.
NETT ACCUMULATED FUND, FEBRUARY /, 1853
$2,0l0,775 Ga.
Stability, Secuwiiv .-Peroefl,ifu!

THIS Company has now established itself on such a
Il firm basis that IL offer those firing an in
vestmeat Oh their lives that greatest OF all desidcra,us
IN lie Insurance. VIZ: full and perfect security. Its his
tor! Is almost II not quite, without parallel. Com
mencng Isl February, 1913 90 Years ago. without a
dollar al capital except its receipts for premiums has
now III actual cash capital which is inycstet in Bonds
and Mortgages on Real Estate, principally IN the cities
OF New YORK and Brooklyn, worth double the amount
loared thereon Of over Its receipts for pre-
Inuins duriig the past i've years have nearly ST.
2JuG0O aud Tor Interest Investment over $3.50
aid has paid on policies terminated by death daring the
same time, nearly $780, It's dividends afser rcserv-
ing fund sufficient to rcinsrre all putStandine pocies)
were So PEI cent the first Ave years and 50 per cent
the last ve Oh the amount of premiums paid being an
average OF over IL IL per cent per for
These dlVGends axe added 10 the policy their reyer
stonary value payable death the amount insar-
ed, or can he applied 10 the reduction of future prem
uns, at The option Of The insured The business OF the
Company Is conducted strictly the cash plan-no
creds--and IL Is believed hold greater induce
menis than any other company, whatever.
Its rates Of premium low those of any good
oice, and are believed to be lower than who pro
TESS 10 insure IRON 25 to SO per cent less.
FREDERICK ). WINSTON, Prest.
Isaac ArBoTT, Secy.
CHARLES Gill, ACtuary.
JuSrUS L. mccarthy, Agent.
Taos. r. forrs, NJ. D., Medical Examiner
Aug. II. lc33 VIZ.
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NRINDsTON ES--Ee1.a and common,
Nv nj MARSHALL H. cos.
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AT COST.

AT COST.
UUYNEMAN will sell his DRY GOODS and READY
Ne MADE CLOTHING Al COST, sd an going east
about ne Is, of August 20 buy -y Fail Stock Call
soon, at 50 st., near Jackson.
LnlY II. ls52-lS.
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pieTRtCr CoURT, First Judicial District, !
RalnseN county, IeritorN OF Mlnnesuta

UloIAlLi LOiKI, TlIsl JuulclhI DISTINCT,
Ramsey county, Territory ofMinnesota.
Lyme Startling, George w b. Gushing, and Benjamin
Heeeman, partners. &c, against James CurruIl,
ana W VILLAIN Il. LAWYER, partners sc.
To James CmTan aid " lillian Il. Lawler, the above
named defendants:
lon are hereby summoned and required to the
complaint in this actons which has this day been filed
the Office oi the Clerk OF his the county atorc
said nj 81 Paul IN sad county aud Territory OF Mnneso-
IA and 10 serve copy oi Your answer to the said
plant on tie Subscribers, al their Office in Paul IN
the said county and Territory Of Minnesota within 20
days after he service OF ts summons ca, elusive
OF the day OF such service, and You fail TO The
said complaint within the time aiorsaid the plaintiffs in
This action will taac judgment iuT the sum
OF Eve hundred and lh iye dollars ami cent. with
interest from the 20h day June 1853 also
further OF five hundred dollars with interest from
the 18th day OF May, thousand eight hundred ana
I!ty -ti1gae, besides the cost of tins action.
MASTERSDN q SIMONS.
Il.lntiii's Attorneys.
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TO BCTCEy.sVERS

XJlOLlNs AND GUlTAHS-Just received and for
sale NJ the Lower Town Book Store. by
WH. DAHL.
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C.IE1gU Ul-l-
~ ness, oilers 10 close ont his large select.
ei assortment of Boots aI1 shoes at q bargain. He
viii be 10 receipt OF ali The best sud late 81, les urn, The
opening Of Navigation. Asst
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kBAThGONiA.-An account OF q residence in thu
Il land--By Capt Bourne. At
jy25 LIZ DI-C ROI;PFp,c
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yENHE NEW CLERKS ASSIsTANT-sdnpied TO the
Il Minnesota Code and the best Form Book in use
For sale al LIE DUO Il ROHRER'S
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MCSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
4 NONSTANTLY on hand, Pianos and Melodeons Of
~ superior make and tone, and cheaper than can he
purchased elsewhere and brought to Minnesota And tc
arrive shortly complete assortment Of every descrio
ton of Musical Instruments.
jyzo. lie DUO s. ROHRER
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FISIfIN q TAChLEis
A FINE assortment of superior Tackle. for sale at
IA LIE DUO g. HOURER'S
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THE QUEENS OF SCOTLAND-complete By
L Agnes strickland. For sale by
jY2s nJrr CnuDED
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WRAPPING PAPER.
xAJE keep hand full supply Of all sizes Of wyaD
" ping paper al ,iiil prices.
jy2s LIE DUO EoHRER.
EnRACE'S HCNcARYIS ls5l-For sale 81
E1 lie DUO &. ROHRER'S.
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\ wish 70 purchase Five Thousand Dollars Worth of
Town Let's Ia The city Of 81. ran Tie money I, Al
be Paiu down Tor property, Al fair prce
LEWIS HlNEMAN,
June 80, ls53-llf
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

me as TO bis dongs since he ceased to be onr tyran
Pocr man one al his last acts 70 forbid thai the
American flag should be exposed at the festival Of the
Church at Guanabacoa. You must understand taat
the priests to make their show the more attractive
hang about the outside of their churches all the nass
they have or eau borrow, without regard 20 wAst nt
ten they belong On this occasion, the priest received
an order that the Spanish ag should abound and that
the noble standard of liberty should nowhere be seen
II is said that the CaptainGeneral ia man OF
few words and is q good shot himself, so suppose we
shall not want for examples of Spanish humanity. In
,prearsrce he has the air Of gentleman, but his acts
viii best tell us what he is in reality He once
Governor of Puerto Rico, and was born in Lima in
1909 bis father being the last Viceroy OF that cOan
try. 49,.
Canedos parting addresses were insulting to the ca
bans.
There is little sickness now, and the weather is
pleasant ard cool.
| understand that the new Captain-General intends
TO give grand party ,
The late Governor goes to Spain on the llth inst
There is to be regular reform in the Custom House.
as the revenue has fallen of during the last yeas up
yard Of a million and half of dollars. Several oti
GERS have been dismissed already, and the merchants
are for the time being careful in making their entries
unt tbey find out the weak side of the new employees
One cargo of negroes has been landed within the last
three weeks but if more brougbtin it is done very
secretly or should have heard of the circumstance
II is said that the Governor is an Aboonist and
never permitted mpOrtations into Porto Rico where
be was before.
The man who murdered bis wife is fast recovering
from the wounds inflicted upon himself and VIII re-
cover lust i'm time to 90 to execution for his helnOus
crime The trial is going on.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
AUSTRIA.

An important statement comes in private letters from Vi
enna 1t is stated that Austria becoming each day more
embarrassed by the position in which her relations with
Russia have placed her has demanded with earnestness
that proves her sincerity the opening of conference either
Paris London in order regulate finally the affairs Of
the East Should the project be acceptable to the four
powers Russia and Turkey will be invited each to send
representative lay beice the conference their respective
iey According the best informed sources Ausas
line Of conduct will be something Ike this; If this last
effort in favor of settlement does not succeed Austria viii
consider herself freed from her engagements to Russia
and will remain neutral that neutrality snail favor
the Porte and il the conference Austria proposes shall
succeed in obtaining concessions from Turkey to Russia
Austria expects that Russia viii accept payment in full
for her aid in the Hungarian This statement is the
more probably that have oonrmatory Of
II from London and Paris with the add onal repor, that
the conference actually decided upon by Britain and
France.
Austria in the meantime. continues active in
rang an army on the Transl ania frontier Ii il placed
under the command OF Gen schlck whose headquarters
are a. Klausenburg.
After Jan l. 1854 all payments for customs duties must
be made in ccn in paper at the current rate of
change on Vienna or Augsburg.