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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09
The Ohio River.

PARTIAL RESUMPTION OF NAyIGATI0N-HIGH PRICE
OF FREIGHTs, ETC.
WHEELING VA, July 8, 1853.
The water In the Ohio river has risen to about thirty
Eve inches which enables light draft to to
and from Cincinnati. Freights the river are high.
Dry goods and other first class eghts are at 30c 35c
per 100 lbs Ifsh &C. from 70c. to 81 per bbl Through
travel by the Baltimore Railroad and the river continues
uninterrupted Some passengers reaching here take
the route through Zanesvie and Columbus Cincinnati
which Ia becoming more popular.
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FACTORIES BURNED AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, July 8, 1853
re last night destroyed Messrs. Dewitt Co.'s sg
cultural implement factory, lambs saeratus manufac
tory, Burnets machine shop, and several other build
pgs, together with most of their Loss
ascerained II believed to have been the work OF
ncendiary, and man has been arrested suspicion
RAILROAD DEPOT BURNED.
PHILADELPHIA July 8, 1883
The railroad depot At Cecil opposite Havre de Grace
the Baltimore railroad has been destroyed by fire IL
caught from a spark from . locomotive. The cars
whsrves and apron for landing passengers together with
the books and papers in the Office were saved.
FIRE AT GIFFINTowN, CANADA.
MONTREAL, July g. 1853.
The tobscco and snuff mandatory Of Mr.. A. Levy,
Grininstown, destroyed by FIRE this morning Loss
not aecertained
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Mr. Taylor announced that to morrow lie should press
vote upon his Slave Transit bill This win afford an
other opportunity for a show of heels
Mr. Daniel Taylor introduced q bill this morning,
making ten hours days labor all public works. 1t
will pass if she honorable gentleman perseveres with
The Hon M. Blauvelt member of the House, from
RocklsDd coun1y fels grieved that his has been
associated with the fugitives and dodgers" on Mr..
Taylors inaugurs resolutions. The gentleman wishes
us to state that rs consequence of Illness, he COM
those resolutions was taken Had he been pro
sent he would have vsted for the which he wishes Mis-
constituents TO understand We give him the benefit
the crculsio Of the HkRAD in order that he be
placed right on the road" W.
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EINm RaIflnsnre

DEATH OF JUDGE GLENN--THE CHOLERA AT WILL
LIAMSPoRT, ETC.
BALTIMORE, July s. 1853.
Judge Glenn OF the United States District Court Mary
land. died this afternoon.
The cholera has entirely disappeared from Wamsport
Maryland no Lew having occurred since saturday
ast
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NIISCELLANEOUS.

spsHUV:VVU So%panSadspos and sass. varesoass .s
f., II; %:
other country and which viii be ssi nearly same
@ ss%s the vhss
y 0 s sy and s S ss
Gle Of glass lfor railroad coaches mrror daguor
sSss scpestsy
+ The glass; At AZ
A cARD.-rnE UNDERSIGNED, MANUFACTURERS
"a Of gold and gold and silver pencil and cases
y.sn. s. ri ns ssS sn
Bro.sw.y bssSsifsi .ssortmsnt ss.sionafy of
%sns Of superior gold pens and pencils enables to
RsY CO.. S.issn .ns, S%sIsa and ~ 'n
pRIDcEwATER PAINT.-THE BEST ARTICLE EVER
oas.s. ts u. R.blis or roofs asst. aud bottoms Of
'fs asnss Is
NHEAP SPRING MATTRESS wARERooMs, IRON
tTs..s: msss in the manner, half the usual
$2 Also constantly hand the new patent elss.ls et
promptly Please cali and SIS Broadway below
wa I. As ri URST @ Y
% ygu sns the Sn rSs sss
terminator depot 48 Broadway Fly sale also
-Costar's celebrated Bedbug Annihiator.
nEPOT OF PERIGORD PRESERVES, 594BROADwAY
u Families preparing to remove to the country will md
at this depot an ample supply Of articles sdaped 70 tho
They received directly BY the depot sole u
ROGUE Of Pergord from which the Paris de>rs receive
their supplies Crooers will find TO their advantage to
make their purchases tho depot which Keeps always
ample supply Of fresh syraps, eau ieyis
Also Wines brande and sordias Imported for the
use Of special customers.
EvROM 500 TO 1900 PER CENT TO BE MADE by
in light, healthy, and honorable business, Of
general use Warranted to bo no humbug Complete In.
sructions will be had by return mail by addressing post
PAID with vi enclosed, ia brown envelope, H. u. COOk,
Crawfordsville Indiana
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-A NEW AND PER.
feot system for on ng dresses invented by M Rebecea
offered for short time only az No. 0l Hudson street. at
the reduced price Of 81 Patterns cents
warranted to Mt or no charge Ladies' this humbug
80 Is offered any one who can prove it to be 80.
II EECHEs, LEECHEs.-A LARGE SUPPLY OF FRESH
suit purchasers. by J. I. CLEU co, 30 Maiden Lane
CyTAMPED ENvELOPES.-THE sUDsCRIBER Is PRE-.
y pared to furnish Post Once envelopes bearing the
United states postage stamps with without tho
the purchaser the fap of good quality those
The stamps a. ave per cent less WI O. WEST saySops
nanufactery, 67 Pine street.
T,0OwEERS OF HORsRS.-DR T0BIAss VENETIAN
Al Lniment 10 the eny reedy that will ediatcly
heated horse IL also colo In few min
and warranted suPeri~ to anything else for collie ;pts
street.
THOnAS BROTHERS, FROM PARIS, SOLE MANU-.
GActurrs carton PIERRE have removed their establish
NEAT TO a Woostr street. They always have on hand
na1a .sAsa colunss 40 Also loohhs s'sssss, Sded
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From Washington City.

FrOm washington CITY.
ILLNESS OF HON.. sOLON BORLAND AND AsBURY
DICKENs-AGMOULTURE AMONG THE APACHES-
CONSUL AT TURas ISLAND, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July s, 1853.
Dispatches received at the State Department from Hon
Scion BoraDd account for his aence by proacted
while travelling He has recovered and reports
himself ready for nstructiOns
Arbury ckens Secretary Of the Senate who has been
confined by illness since the adjournment Of the
has far recovered TO bo able his
duties to-day.
The War department has very late advices from Cover.
Lane detailing the history Of his recent efforts
roduce pastoral and agricultural pursuits among the
Apaches. He moets with encouraging success.
J. L. Nelson, the newly appointed Consul at Turks
Island will be accompanied by Julius a. Berrst of this
city, ceconsul.
The Republic announces the appointment Of E worrel
of Delaware Consul at Matanxas and j. L. Nelson Of
Maryland, a. Consul ct Turks Island.
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~. 10 confirm certain osateysnos heretsfors nads
3, ne nsstsrs, :sers and deaecns Of the Reformed
| streets, New York.
sos Ts the act entitled IN act for the better
appS ., Q, ns poor IN the town Of Nswburs passed
lsc To authsriss ths Buffalo ans Pittsburg Rsirrea
70 tsrnncts =. road ON the northerly limo Of
4s7 To make tbs records Of dseds of the townof Kings
4as /. relation to jurors n the city Of New York
Ivy Ts aothoriIs the Delaware and usquehaAna Plank
Nod Company TO borrow money.
Railroad compssy to change the nne Of its read.
eoi 10 fssitsts the ae7uisitioa Of lands for
Sc2 10 anthorss steckholders Of railroad and plank
ross scS :s,s. 70 max: payments upon mortgages in
"oSss: ace 10 o ,orseio. urs. &c,
han psssed June 8, 1853
s'4 Mailing the village Of M.ione highway district,
sos To lsss.e certain highways in the town of Greg
6o7 10 provide for the building drswsrsass acros
CorIocAeiss Creek in the town Of Black Rock, Erie
scs To amend act entitled act to regulate the
compensation OF the asessors OF the Street Department
Of the city Of Ns~ York.
500 To amend the charter Of the NV York and Mont
90 10 An s.d an act to incorporate the Missionary
51 To facilitate the service Of proce,s in certain cases.
10 suho,iss the corporation Of Second street Me-
hodt Episcopal Church in the city of New York to hold
certain lands for ths purpose Of . cemetery
6'3 Authorizing the Canal Commissioners to build
bridge across the Clark and skinner canal at Buffalo
64 To amend sct entitled insorr crate the
village Of Perry sed April II, 1890
olb To amend an act sssitled act to amend and
consolidate the several the village of Bng
hampton, passed April12 1853
oi6 TO authorize the Monterrey C0oper's Plains,
Painted Post and Corning plank read companies to
money.
ST. To amend entitled an act to consoldate and
amend act the village Of Clinton passed
April IL lS43.
6lS: To amend act inco, porating the city of VIII
hamburg, passed April I, 1881.
5l9 To amend act entitled act to incorporate the
Western New York Agricultural Live Stock Insurance
Company, passed April Is, 1853
t20 To authorize the removal Of certain books records
and papers from the Office Of the Surrogate of and
county Of New York TO the Office Of the Surrogate Of
Ulster.
62l. To authorize the trustees Of the Mum academy
to sell portion Of ther real estate &c.
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THE LEGISLATURE AND THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
FROM THE REGUIAI, NgwsPAPER AGENT.
AiBANr. July 8, 1853.
The Governor has transmitted invitation to the LA
gslnture to attend the opening Of the Crystal Palso
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PMLADMpHLA July B, 1905
The Columbian Engine Company Of Baltimore arrived
here this evening from New YoFk and receivsd y
yevy large terchghA procession hy theS Phhadslihh
bee(hrep
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TH0nAs BROTHERS, FROM PARIS, SOLE MANU-
cturxa Of carton PIERRE have removed their establish
meat TO Al Wooster street They always have hand
G1at asscetmsnt ntshor and exterior trusse
naeA eap1, columss, 40. Also, looktAg g1sss6N 8ked
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n D. NASH, AUCTIONEER.-sToRE $40 BROAD
D way-sherTs sale Of aInnish.d turniturs-pesi'i.s
and let-up-This Gay. at 10 O'Clock a M as No 215
Sullivan street. door from Blseeker consisting la part
Of unfinished mahogany walnut and sofns tet
tetss lounges, tables chairs bsdssad bureaus stands
sfo., &s. BY order Of
JOHN L. STEWART Deputy Sheriff
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w B. JONES, AUCTIONEER, MORTGAGE SALE :
JONES HENRY will sell this day at half past ten
O'Clock, 1t the store No. Spruce STREET oy virtue Of
chattel mortgage twenty chairs two round tables 'ou
square tables, looking glass frame sixteen largo pie
glasses thirteen tumbes three double Darreed En- ys
guns, 10.
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OAKLEY WRIGHT WILL SELL THIS DAY AT
" o'clock A. M at the sales No 33 Fulton street
Brooklyn, household and kitchen furniture Of family
leaving the city.
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+. " T. CAKHINGTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
As tice-Large special sale of German French and Epg
lsh fancy goods prsng the stock Of Messrs Gerng
Potthon damaged BY the late ire At their store No g
will sell Wednesday next 18th inst At their auction
ROOM the stock Of the above well known i'm orter consist
Ing Of large and general assortment OF all the usual
offancy goods ard small Of their psr Of
which in very fair condition Ipcuded In the
snt will be found single and double guns cases wsharp
cases States assorted sizes casks slate penc casks
rious brands The whole will be cold without
cash. Catalogues and samples the morning OF sale
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A ucTIoN SALE ov CHOICE BUILDING Lors AT

uyIUN I'LL " 'HUItE HI IIIIDING LOIS Al
a. rsr hsekavay, Long Island osORGg s DOWN.
shssin county .il ssll a. pnee ssssien
Suprvns Court st the hotel sf David y.aniav RoekA-
way twenty ave choice hueins lots Of aaA stass
~ opDcsiss the Marine fsrnn Rsekassy fronting ths
eeees ead osnnaeains ytsv sf the surrounding e9utry
Eech lee about 70 feet trent and slegt 80 fact deep
Alss tive handsome cottage houses snd ot Cars The
south ferry - half pact and ~ seloek nernipr
nape css Be had ~ the ohes of a. Power. III Fulton
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r NORIARTY. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
1t 10 O'clock st 17s Chatham street, large
sortmsnt Of and second hand furniture re-ovod for
SALE also furniture dssks ofes cha sestess sofas
centre tables and carpets; also. feather beds bedeaa
mirrors clock and various other goods too Numerous ~
mention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-09

A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED, MANUFACTURERS
IA Of gold and gold and silver pencil and
patented world very respectfully inform the public that
Broadway beautiful assortment Of mo stationery Of
cent importation, which, In connection with their asor
superior gold pens and pencils enables persons
EQUIP themselves WITH ink and paper Of qualities
LEY Co. y Maiden lane, and 277 broadway.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-07

bills" Fools" said the girl, " they will
murder all-givc me the gun - She seized
Il double barrelcd gun which laid upon the
shelf and started down stairs, the two lrigh
tened men watching her movements without
saying word. Presently bang went the gun
and groan was hcard-bang went the see
ond barrel and now a scrccch Of pain re-
sounded through the house. Annette soon
came tripping up stairs and asked for powder
and ball to reload. The astonishcd bachelors
gave her the requisite charges, but soon stops
were heard rrtrcating from the house.
All three went cautiously down stairs. when
10, pool Of blood showed that one robbcr at
least had paid the penalty of his rash attempt.
In the morning it was plain to be seen that
the body Of the unhappy victim had been
dragged by his companions to the river
Blood marked the whole distance, and the
police were instantly ON the alert for the ar
rest of the living thieves, and the discovery
of the body of the dead one. All was vain.
however, but the intrepidity of the poor girl
was discussed far and near. The gratctu.
bachclors knowing that Annette wanted to
marry. prepared to give her dover. " Ah.
Monsicurs,' replied she, " how can leave
you you may again be attacked by robbers.
" But we will not, nevertheless, stand be-
tween you and happiness here are thirty
thousand francs you saved our lives, and
richly deserve the money. If you choose to
live in this house with your husband, we shall
repair the lower part for that purpose, and
you can then be paid for keeping our rooms
neatly as at drcscnt' Annette did not hesi-
tate to accept the dover and the house. 1t
was many years before the real facts relative
to this midnight attack of robbers came to
light. The rich bachelors We're then both
dead. and had willcd Annette another thirty
thousand francs. The robbers, it appears.
were not of plural number. but only .\nnettc's
lover alone The blood was from II lamb that
had been killed for the occasion. Indeed.
the whole was but rusc by the two lovers to
open the hearts and the purses Of the rich
IturhrnrS
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The Sons of Weston.

I'm this State, had Il Reunion, IL gathering.
recently. at which the Rev. DR.. Asa D. Smith,
an eminent divine Of New York city, and a
native of Weston, delivered most able and
interesting address We make the following
extract:
"Of the clerical profession, there was DR..
Burton. the acute and indciatigab!c meta
physician. whose name will he remembered
50 long as the - taste and exercise contro-
vcrSy holds place in the history of theolog-
ca dialcctlcS There was the lamrntcd
Wilbur Fisk. the first President Of the WcS-
lcyan University at Mildlctown, a man of
large and varied attainmcnts. knowing no
superior. perhaps. as an orator, in the de-
nomination to which he belonged. There was
Professor Marsh, serene dwclcr ON the lofty
heights of science, fond explorer of the i'll
ncrmuSt recess of the palace OF W slom.-
There was Jeremiah Evarts, the friend of the
Red Man, the VIM. Penn of recent times.
the prophet Secretary, whose vision of our
countrv's destiny stirred SO nightly all
Christian hearts. There was Royal Tylrr,
the man Of letters and the able judge, con-
corning whose Charges it was often doubtful
which was most to he admired. the clcarncSs
Of thought or the beauty of the diction There
was VIM. Chambcrlin, the learned profess ~
/ III my own alma mater. whose star OF brlElt
promise set - early. There was SiluS Wright.
too, the far seeing statesman, not unworthy
to be associatcl in the councils of his coun-
try, with that trio of great men whose names
have just been given TO the tablet of history.
If may speak Of the living, there is Prrnti>*.
with his - mcc,iucsS of wisdom, and Phelps.
with his force and tcrvor of cloqucnce t.
both Of whom the Bar and the Senate have
been wont to listen with dclcrential regard.
There is Collamcr. too, distinguished alike ON
the Bench and in the Cabinet. There j.
George p. Marsh. the man of many tongues.
and of thought varied and profound enough
to freight them all man of weight and
Of mark, both in the walks of legislation and
/ the sphere Of diplomacy. There is John G.
/ SAKE, can only add, who in the polish and
pipuancy of his almost IIoratian verse is civ
ing evidence to the world that the spirit Of
/ pocsy has home among your mountLiH>.
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L OE ETis Y
TIE OLD.
ny WM. II. BTRLEIGH

,i,.,. ,.,,. ,,i ~. .,,.,..,.,,,,
w., ,,rI.ii5,I ti, ,,,,. 'ti' 'o'"'
Such as were Syllabcd in fire
When rare Ben Jonson swept the Tyre;
Or, flung from ShakSpcarc's bOdcr hand,
Went vibrating through all the land,
And found in every heart tonc
That seemed an echo of their own.
,.,ii.,..
IT,, oii,'. ..,,,, I,,ti, ''''iU
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Old IrppS.

The writer well remembers when boy. Of
counting the circles ON an enormous tulip
tree, just cut down, which was six feet in
diameter, and whose age was asc"rtaineG to
he 30 years at the time the forests of this
continent " stretched their enormous gloom
from shore to Shore" when Columbus first
found his way to these rrgions-tat is it
was over four centuries old. Pine trees have
been found in California that dated back be-
yond the time Of GhengS Khan. But the old
world out-doeS Us in the antiquity of living
vegetable growth. According to MoIDiH-
Tlnd,n, as quoted in Schlcidcn's German
Botany; the following ages, or thcreahoutS,
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story of an Intrepid Chamhcrmaid.

Galigmni's Messenger, Il French paper,
tells the following curious story
Il young chambcrmaid Of Marine, had kept
the rooms Of two wealthy bachelors for several
Years. She wanted to get married, but her
lover was So poor that she burst not venture.
These bachelors were brothers, and one day
they had sold some property which they
owned jointly, and the money, amounting to
100 900 francs, was paid in bills of the Bank
of France, too late to take it to Paris that af-
tcrnoon. At midnight Il great noise was heard
in the house, Annette ran and raped at her
masters door, saying that robbers were at
work below. "Iou have gun says she,
" take it and shoot the Villains Both the
bachelors were much frightened. one hcgau
to barricade the door, while the othcrrcmoyrd
tile from the hearth 60 stcrtte the bank
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-07

The ages Of these trees were uScrrtIincd in
two ways-through the actual knowledge of
their existence by historical record, many
centuries ago. and by counting the conccutric
rings. Where the latter are distinct they are
very certain bat where the heart of the tree
is dccaycd, a part only can be counted. and
an estimate from the whole diameter made on
the rest This was the mode by which the
age of the Adansouia was determined, which,
although Vrrh0' not very precise, is sufficient
u throw its ori-in back quite close ON the
drlugc, beyond which no existing, natural
and progressive record extend, whether they
Ne the gradual and uniformly advancing
cdgos of rivcr-d"ltaS, pcat-fclds, or moving
spnd-hils-all furnishing Il striking corro'o-
ratiyc proof of the proof of the truth of Mo-
siac history. \ small tree is said to hc II
- bc0uiitHI' object large stately one, a
- mdgHifccRf' object and an old tree. hrud-
ing under the weight OF centuries, II "SHLLac"
object. Certainly their is nothing of the
kind, tending more to awaken the asSpcia-
tions of the past, than the mighty giants of
the vegetable kingdom whose ages we have
mentioned, and which have stood in their
own quiet and simple grandeur, while first
I Babylon, then Persia, then Greece and Rome.
gradually one after another rose, dazzlcd the
world, and sunk to darkness, succeeded by
the long, long night of the dark and middle
agcS ; and now in our own bright days of
railroads, steamships and telcgraphs, are still
unfolding their beautiful and broad green
. foliage to the sun, with the same uniformity
rs throughout all the connections of the
world and wreck of nations. COURfrY GEN
NCmtn.
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TOIAc SCd1NIary a las pr0rcd NScT
THE BALM OF GlLEAD.
Especially to Females.

In every conceivable condition of life, it rccom-
mcnds itself as far superior in point Of efficacy to
to any of the numerous compounds, concentrated
under the comprehensive name Of " SARSAPA-
RILLAS."
1t acts as n fine TONIC, corrccts to time Of the
stomach, strengthens the digestive organs, stimu-
lates the liver to healthy action sufficient to throw
off the impure and poisonous sccrctious, imparts
purity richness and vitality to the blood, circuacs
it freely, neutralizng and removing impure deposits
strengthens the nervous system, restores the conSt-
tuition in all its strength, and imports II giow cf
health and bcaWy Of compicIion.
This is a Tgdabic Spirit, pleasant to take, and
perfectly safe to be used in any state of hcalth even
by the most delicate FEMALE or CHILD.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
~ SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENEEALLY. Wholesale
and Retail Druggists will be supplied on application
to the Projectors.
W. V. ALEXANDER ~ CO., Proprietors,
No. Barciay Stred, (AStor Ho~e,) Nm lork.
May TO- 1888, wljwly
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How TO REAR PIGS.-A correspondent of
the Country Gentleman writes as follows:
] have tine Suffolk SOW, which htcly had
hitter of ten pigs; IN the course Of forty-cight
hour' after the pigs were born, she killed six
If them by over laying and smothernc them.
was re iting and lamenting the loss, in the
presence o an Irish girl that lives in my fam
lily, and she Immediately said, if they had
been in her country, all would have been saved.
said, Mary. how do they manage pigs in your
country " Dear met! " she replied, we
put them all in a box, 50 the mother can't hurt
tucnl." "WeIl how do you feed them" |
inquired. 80 bless my SOUL said she, we
put them with the mother several times during
the day, until they are a week old, and then
they can take care of themselves.'
he thought occurred to inc, that possibly
some others besides myself, might be ignorant
of the Irish science of rear ng Tigs, and if you
think proper, you can publish the method for
the benefit OF the community, until we get
something better from Congress, or the Col
eges,