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FOREIGN NEWS.

| The Steamer Hurnbolt arrived al New
York on the 18th inst, with Liverpool dates.
Among the passengers is Hon. S. G. Good.
rich late Consul to Paris was feared that
the Emperor of Russia would refuse to with
draw his forces from the Principa lites, as
was stipulated. The English and French
fleets would in that case be ordered to Dar-
danelles and peaceful settlement greatly
jeopandized.- Great uneasiness had been
created by the news OF decree of the Gear
ordaining fresh levy of recruits throughout
the Empire, which was interpreted as war
measure. Moldavia declared herself inde-
pendent Of the Porte, and refused to pay
further tribute. A similar movement was
expected in Wallachia.-It is said that the
Porte designs addressing an ultimatum to
Russia, in which, after setting forth the
former overtures &c, that if the Car still
persists in prosecuting war, the Porte was
resolved to accept it, but the responsibility
must rest with the CARA Frenchman
named Edward Ragmaud had been arrested
charged with conspray to murder the
French Emperor and sent to London for
trial. A favorable change in the weather in
England has had good effect on the crops.
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he shall deem II expedient, Is hereby author
lied to grant longer time, for the use OF The
part Of the street OF alley before mentioned
Sec. ~. That IL any person or persons
shall exhibit aoy theatrical exhibitions aud
shows, Of whatsoever name or nature, for
which money or any other reward, is in any
manner demanded or received, (except in
certain cases which the law provides for in
sec. 20 Vol. l.. Of 1922 shall be fined IN any
sum not exceeding ten dollars nor less than
two dollars, Prouidod ai,cays, that the Mayor
or Council may grant any person or peroons
the privilege, (ss not provided for In this Or
dinance) BY paying for said grant or privilege
not exceeding ten nor less than two dollars,
at the discretion Of the Mayor or Council.
Sec. IS. This Ordinance shall take effect
September lst, 1853.
Sec. 13. II is further ordained that Sec 7
Of this Ordnance shall not be in force until
the first day Of November, 1853.
L. c. JONES, Mayor.
JAMES ID. COLEMAN, Recorder.
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THE MARKETS.

PITTsBURGH August l6, 1853.
The market yesterday was dull and without
change, except in Cheese, which took a start
upwards and closed at J cent advance.
FLOUR--sales of IS and II bbls superfne
from first hands at $3.50, and 100 bbls extra
from store at $4,75.
OATS-saleS of lat bus. old at 40, and
80 do. new at 40.
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0FThe "Tennesseans" gave concert OF
nesday evening, 10th inst. To say their
music was first rate would not be true, but
it is very good, ard gave general satisfaction.
We do not feel disposed to point out defects
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WeStchester (Morrissania) Gazette, of
Saturday last, contains the following rather
alarming article relative to the condition Of
the railroad bridge across the Harlem river, at
Harlem
HARLEM RAILROAD BRIDGE. ma iority
Of our readers are aware that the Harlem
Railroad Bridge was originally constructed
in 1887, upon three piers built in the ordinary
mode Of constructing dock wharves, VS.: logs,
filled in with loose stone, and the piers upon
the top. The bridge was built for carriage
and foot travel, and since it has been used
for railroad purposes, bents were introduced
in addition to the piers. Recently the
wooden logs under one of the stone piers gave
way, being worm eaten, and one entire pier
disappeared under water. Last week another
gave way, and disappeared in like manner,
leaving but one pier upon which one end Of
the bridge rests. The bents are only
sufficient to keep the bridge from setting
vertically. The bridge has to depend only
upon the remaining pier at its end to keep il
from sliding offsideways.
We may infer from the other two piers
what will soon happen to the third, and when
that takes place look for something dread
| ful.
The water is twenty-eight feet deep at low
tide. Only think of an accident there! We
would not unnecessarily create a panic OF
excite fears, but it is better to do so than tha
an awful calamity should occur
| On the part of the inhabitants and the
travelling public, we claim the immediate at
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YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.

YELLOW FEVER Al NEW OltLEANSs
Every day our city exchanges come to us
with telegraphic dispatches from New Or
leans, announcing the fearful ravages of the
Yellow Fever. There appears at present not
the least evidence of its abatement; it seems
rather to be increasing. In former years
the ill-fated inhabitants of that city have
bowed beneath the griovous Affections Of this
scourge, but they were nothing in comparison
to the present fearful ravages of the disease.
In ls47, says telegraphic dispatch, the
highest number of deaths in one single day
was II, now they number them by the hum
dreds, there having been 2O4 deaths from
yellow fever alone on the 9Th 'nst Hun
dreds of those whose business and means will
allow have loft the city, to escape the Disease,
but there are thousands who are unable to do
this from their poverty, and they are COM
PEELED to stand still until the blight comes
upon them and their family, wtherng them
like the simoom; unable to procure medical
aid and assistance they die by the score and
the hundred daily.
1t may be that the disease has reached its
climax, and that it will now gradually sub
side but the present weather precludes all
hope OF a rapid decrease, and it will, in all
probability continue for several weeks
yet.
The sufferers appeal to the northern cities
for assistance, and we are glad the appeal
has not been in vain. New York came
forward nobly with $4,000 for their relief;
Philadelphia $ll 900, and Baltimore $4,000;
other cities will undoubtedly answer prompt.
ly.
On the 10Th inst, the deaths amounted
to 2l7, and on the 18th to 200.
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TIE GARDINER CASE.

WASHINGTON, August T..
The grand jury have brought in an indict-
ment against John Charles Gardiner for COM
mitting perjury as witness on the trial of
his brother. After protracted argument
bail was fixed IN the sum of $4,000.
Mr.. Bradley renewed his motion for con-
tinuance of the former Gardiner case, which
was objected to by the District Attorney,
who stated that intelligence has been re-
ceived from the Government Commission in
Mexico, dated July 9th, saying that the ex-
ploration was partly completed, and would
probably be finished soon. AS their return
was daily expected, the motion of con.
tinuance was deferred till next week.
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0TOn the l4th inst the thermometer az
New York city reached lO9 in the shade.
The Coroner reports 80 deaths from the
heat.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No.
n tice hereby given, that the Probate Couri for
Belmont County the undersigned appointed and 1ual
ifed Adnnisra of the estate Of JOHN ThDnipsun
late OF Belmont County deceased.
All those indebted 10 said estate requested make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified 10 present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
ABNER WELLS, Administrator.
August 18th, 1sJ3.-3w.-pd.
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0FThe Brownsville Clipper says of AL

Howard:- ..
Howard is doubtless one of the greatest
living executionists or trichsters on the violin;
but in the production OF sweet, melting,
delicious tones, Stoy is as far ahead Of him,
as he is IN the matter of paying his bills, and
that is considerable distance in advance OF
the American Bull'
So is anybody ahead of him., friend Seth
that is endowed with common degree oi
honesty, as we are able to testify. He left
as without as much as thanking us for
printing.
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nTa.s1+- 4 The BUCKEYE BROAD AXE

tkS is Coming! The Executive Com Com
mittee of this County are hereby requested
to meet in Morrtstown, at Mrs. Prices house
on Saturday, the Goth inst, at O'Clock p
M, for the purpose of dstricting the County
for the iabors of H. Chacne Esq, who will
commence lecturing on Temperance about
the oath inst, throughout every Township in
the County. BY order of the Chairman.
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MARRIED.

On the 10Th inst by Rev. John Moffat
Mr.. BENJAMIN S. WELLS, and Miss SARAH
JANE WELLS.
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RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

An accident occurred on the B. e. o. Rail
Road on the llih inst, at Cameron, % miles
east of Wheeling. The accident involved
no loss of life, and of seventy passengers
but 6 were injured. r..
The accident was caused by switch,
which, though properly adjustedwas not prop
erly fastened at the lock. 1t is supposed
that the staple from the switch was purposely
removed, and man has been arrested and
is now in the Moundsvlie jail suspected Of
the fendish transaction.
LATER.-The man who was arrested on
suspicion of causing the above accident, had
preliminary examination which resulted in
his being remanded to Jail to stand a trial in
the fall. 1t is said that the proofs of his gull
) were conclusivc.--His name is Martin Mul
poy.
, 0<r"Conscience jr" is informed that hi
communication is most espectfully declined
unless accompanied by responsible
lame.
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STATE OF OHIO BELMONT COUN-

~ TY SCOUT of Common PIeas-Pctiiion for Par
.tion.
Traverse George John George, Sarah George James
George, Simpson George Lewis George Presley George,
Jacob Gossett Malnda Gossett his wife, ley Dye,
Elizabeth Dye Harriet Dye, Matilda Dye, and Levi
Dye, children of Margaret and VIM. Dye decd, d Mary
George Weeten George and Phoebe George.
The above named defendants will take notice that
Traverse George. plaintiff flied in the court aforesaid,
the lIth OF August 1853 petition demanding partition
of the following Real Estate Of which William George
late of Belmont County decd seized in simple of the
same being situate in the county aforesaid and in the
last half Of Sec. 81. Tp. = r. containing one
and beng the same premises on which lie resided until
his death Said petition sets forth that Phoebe George
widow of William George decd is entitled to dover in
said premises and that your petitioner and the above
named defendants the next of kin 10 said decd That
such proceedings will be taken upon SAID petition IL
authorized by Law
MILLER PENNINGTON,
ATTY Tor Petitioner.
A Igust 10, ls53
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The Publishers otIer the following valuable prizes
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Another Dreadful RaiIrond Accfdent.--
| Many Killed and Wopuded

mpny Killed and wounded.
PRoyl7tJcE, X. l., Aug. I2--It is my
painful t3ty to inform you Of another dread
fol and tirribly destructive railroad accident
which estured on the raiiroad this morning
by which sixteen to twenty persons have been
killed, and probably twenty to forty wounded
some fatally and others very seriously.
The particulars will be forwarded as soon
as received
! SECOND DESPATCH.
The accident occurred about 3 O'Clock this
morning. The train from Whiteusyille.
with very large excursion party Of ladies
and gentlemen on board, on its way to Pro-
vldence, came in collision with the regular
train from Providence. The crash was fearful.
Both trains were going at full speed. The
locomotives were completely driven into each
other, and large number Of the cars thrown
of the track and smashed into fragments.
The passengers, ladies and gentlemen and
children, were thrown violently out, some
crushed under the wheels, and others literally
jammed up among the shattered ruins. The
scene was appalling in the extreme--the
sh:ieks OF the wounded and dying made the
blood run cold. AS far as can be ascertained
about twenty men, women and children were
killed instantly, and some twelve or fifteen
SO dreadfully mangled that no hope is enter
tained for their ives.-Many others slightly
and some dangerously injured.
Most ofthe killed and wounded are from
Uxbridge and Whitonsvile. The pastor of
Grace Church at Uxbrdge is among the killed.
The names Of others could not ascertain.
The scene is heartrending. The dead and
dying are lying about in all directions-some
still under the ruins. Physicians are in at
tendance, and doing all in their power to
alleviate the sufferngs of the wounded.
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0TOn the 18th inst there were deaths
at Boston from the heat
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VALUABLE FARM FOR sA1E-pos

~ s.ssloS SivES rAaHDI,TELY--situated miles west
sTOEE HOUsE-GGOD WELI,--and other eonvenien.
ee House cost $500 50 IS which are In the
hsIeri stale oi cultivation, with is Of good coal
land as is 20 be found in Belmont county Wo9ld m
nhe country residence for a doing business in
Nheeling-as he would have fine roads fI all seasons
sS1oV IS the prlce-slOO down, the balance In one and
TWO ears as ~ highly necessary that the farm should
he sold sooa. We offer bonus Of one hundred dgllars
10 any one who buys it.Or procures purchaser.
I9f ~ iirlher particulars apply to GEORGE NEFP, a.
'he ioiI Ha.e,o or To DANIEL ZANE,
July -, 1881 On the island.
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Friday Morning. Aug. 10 Is5a.
WHIG NOMINATIONS


WIG NOMINA TIONS
'.3r3 ron GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE, of Highland
roR LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
ISAAC ]. ALLEN, OF Rchland.
FoR TREASURER STATE, ~
HENRY BRAKEMAN. of Hamilton.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, .H.
NELSON H. VAN WORRIES, Of Athens.
. roR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM II. GIBSON, OF Seneca.
SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
FRANKLIN L. BACKUS, of Cuyahoga.
FoR BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN WADDELL, of Coshocton.
SENATOR,
DAVID ALLEN, of Belmont.
BOARD CT EQUALIZATION,
JAMES HAMMOND, of Harrison.
REPRESENTATIVES, p
ELI V. CLEAVER, of Wheeling tp.
SAMUEL DANFORD, of Washington tp.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
ID. d. T. COWEN, of Richsnd tp
TREASURER,
ID. S. ADAMS, of Richland tp.
COMMISSIONER,
SWAN c. VANCE, Of Flushing tip.
RECORDER,
PRICE ARRICK, Of Kirkwood tp.
SURVEYOR,
JAMES MCMILLAN, Of Richlund tp.
CORONER
WILLIAM GILL, of Pease tp.
DIRECTOR IHFIRMARy,
SAMUEL DANIELS, Of Wheeling tp.
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iention Of the officers Of the Harlem Railroad
Company 10 this subject.
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On the 18th inst, the deaths amounted
to 2l7, and on the 18th to 200.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT coUN4
~ TY, sS.-EuscE Yosiy VS.. J.svp yos,v y f.a,,.
OF Common Pleas--Peiition for Divorce aud A,mons'
Ic sad jesse fonly Is hereby notified that o., r 10Th
ey =" 1ny ~ d. lrJJ, petition fled in said tourt
uy ie sad buniee Yonly sgainsi YOU tho object and
prayer oisald petition is for divorce and AIImony The
causes set forth IN said petition are extreme cfcitv and
gross neglect Of duty and said petition will ke fos
bearhgsi the September term Of said court A. b Iass
BuNfCE YoNLY.
July 20, Is53.-sw "e' 'o''
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ISAAC ]. ALLEN, OF Richland.
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FOR TREASURER ov STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN. of Hamilton.
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
NELSON II. VAN WORRIES, of Athens.
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'lDFtf FoR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE, of Highland.
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ELI v. CLEAVER, of Wheeling tp.
SAMUEL DANFORD, of Washington tp.
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roR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM II. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
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4 true COPY,
Attest, WILLIAM STANTON. TIP Clerk.
August ~. lcJ3.-4i.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
ID. d. 4. COWEN, of Richland tp.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.


iousrs,C CoLIEu &o &c again
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. DIRECTOR OF IEFIRMARY,
SAMUEL DANIELS, Of Wheeling tp
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WIN. CONNER, Secretary.
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FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
FRANKLIN Il. BACKUS, of Cuyahoga.
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n Notice tooHousekeepers.

zeH Notice to ooHouSekeeperS.
NEW CAls PETS AT Es EDUCED PRICES.
1Ht 00l YARDS or Carpets at No 143. Main street.
lO.OOVs The Sqbseri ber IesPeetfuly informs his
toners and the rubc generally that he has lust returned
from the east and Is Teeeivin the best,
most beautiful stock of carEss Bugs Oil Cloths. etc ETC
style quality that found the markets.,
from the finest English Velvcts down to common Rag
This stock has been selected with great pur
chased under the most favorable circumstances which will
enable me sell teni much lower an tho quality dt
i'll line, will please call and from my stock OF
I6, yaTds with f60dherent patterns varying in price
"oei 10 &. HARBOUR. no. f4s. Main ST.
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re thal EiinBGtruoo sl 20 h9jasssoasi ID Iifu IL
~ iosTots sfl u b3pGi l99WaiitS INN Bti s1t;inU
i.td ait tndi bafsi3b1ss Rsad bsA 81 Is!ih @ifIa
laoiiily ahI .sr1YH rfIy -. !. -. 4
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e. ~ #aI-aaT-f. A. fg..f 81 & feH
Tom Thumb Try a Eackaso.
Ht!430OO dollar ~ ''fai

Tickets 81; Packages $IOfI7
-lalVes aud quarlcIsln pro
l.ortiotl. -'f - ztlf -lfH
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g MEW9 EIRM. 80 %, -

lel, ~ MEssRs.@GAYWooD CON Kiln & co. =,
rfa having the cntire oftoves, TIM
Copper and Sheet Iron Of g: Cnlbert;
sons would gespeetially info n the citizens OF
The business Iin cSPPcE and sheet
assortment for Wholesale and Retail cashi
ali persons wishing do well TO call and
e ,,s at Nos 49, niDn St. at thes old and well known
e1and heretnfore ia q
Particnlar attention paid repairing 1Jn q =.
! wheeling, Ang. 2t. IS cAYANooD. .CoNKLIN&fGo ~
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Dyeing to live. u! .s5sas5sz aI..' 81. .

+ Dyeing to live 4! p54apaieV ..
IN ~ 3 FIRTH & DA q 81 ~ ~
9 SepenM ST., three doors from Idppdli's 81, ~,
F aSTEUBENVILLE, OHIO.
would inform and vicinity that
they have the CoIorinE Rusin every
hTSnns h lSks to statd
Ladies apparel, Coats Vests,
St. Fancy CoIors3e
ofevcEy shade gotup equal Ribbons, Shawlss,
s1 .presssd aDa
sone on e notice, and on easy terms. ag
been made with the steamer sVf-
to Iseeiye md and for
daily 90 y RFets ttiEst AS T. FiRqsH
..3atfs 10Y yfSl- si2ssie 49, ~ JOSEPH D.
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soas STEAM MARBLE, WORKS,
s. ~ 49, 60. MABf tsT. ST, w HEEklNG YAsssr
EfSuBSCRlRER having made extensive arrangetrs
Ell nonts IN tho East for the supply OF and eon-l
templatng the erection OF Steam works, he woMa invite
eral his Stock consisting Of Italian
qtailties be sold establish
psssfs Would find TITO their advantage ahsPeet
stock before purchasing else where - :. - o. :
p HisIgurk intle most elaborate STYLE and he
would invc the attention or purchasers to examine his
stockof and 6het work. Moai,Ients Gem
Tombs Head foot stones &C.; and Grave yard
work every variety; being by his acil
tiles supply this than
Please giye me a cali and Examine M w6fk.
n ...,.....,..- -. MICHAEL j. RoHAN, ( 1g1r
sst g Marble Mason and Vault Builderi76
caleined Plaster, ranlic cements Plasier
Casts and Modes and Marietta Grind sones warranted
thnIn traEln Il