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MNlL IlNE.sTEtMsH1P JAMESTOWN
- FOR NEW hOHh 'ia NDHFuIK-Ira,cs tTE,SN
Iuesiny htsrnDpn OF DEL rk.-The JANEsTOWN E1fItS
capt LeHis Parrish Gill BE- ready freight
VI. TussIfy, the 10Th int.
Passeug-f- requested board before IA. hour If
Uafture, Urlo, r. 2 "
Tickets ai b. tbs secured once South side II The Basin
Passenger taking this ship % Norfolk CHARGED
81 ty The boats.
The RnANUKEleayes ey,ry Friday at4PM
sel5-2. ITDIAN a waTznx
STEtNEH DyLyIDEHE- FOR BALTIMORE =
- AND PHILADELPHIA Freight received to- = n
day Mutav 1t " o'c OK ~ o. 90, hour u
ococy, = VI. Tursdsy, the 2Utl inst.
suiIgi-u humber Of huEshr.Is tLs
sri'--t LUbLAN A WATSON
HNOH HO>TON-First Nrs-ei-Ttef stealing ,ctr
y SARAH ELlL NUEfi, Capt Samuel Phillips having fEN
we geair portion 81 her engaged and going ES
ttId sii Au "ith all possible dispatch. For balance
Of re- ght Apply ~
seV DAVID CURRIT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

HAuyAs CoRrrs a. NJ Bener, who arrested on
"Wednesday last by Capt Wilkinson, at the Petersburg
Depot his way from Baltimore to Charleston, g., pc
toned Judge Meredith through his lawyer, A. Judson
Crane, fora writ Of hab corpus To enable him to ascef'
tain by what authority he Is held in the custody Of the
j,or Of the City Jail The prayer Of the petition was
granted and Bene will appear before the Judge to-day
r. S.-A telcgraphic Dispatch was received from BALI.
more on Saturday evening, ordering Bener to be dis
charged.
Upon the issue oftbe writ ofHiJsa CopH', dispatch
forwarded from this city to Baltimore, ordering Wit.
be to attend the inquiry n bc had be-
fore the Judge to-day when order Tor his release was
returned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

The Uuion Theological Seminary, reopened YES
erdAy with unusually large number Of applicants for
admission The Board ot Directors ard Faculty remain
the a. last ycri with the exception HAT Rev Theron
II liaWk"- Is appointed instructor ia Church History and
Charles Dunung takes his place instructor in lie.
brew arl the kindred angui ses.-Nc1ark iGrsrti,sr
September.
Additional returns from Maine indicate large Wbir
gan. mere probably an increased majority in the
Legislature in favor Of tie Maine law The extra session
Of the Legislature will commence on Tuesday next autb
inst, When j. probahe that rcueSei attempts will b
made 10 elect al United States Senator At the last ses
son. Hon WIN Plii Fes-rnd-n elected Senator Oh the
part Of the State Senate hut the House failed to concur 10
the selyction.-N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

We learn that on the trl ir-t N,I,,hi 4, .,,
i,g 10 ~ G. Mol Bh County. vas Drowned In items
png ,oc'o'' Jacksoa's river near Morris Hl ljsg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

AGnon MoyEvENT.-A general meeting Of Presidents
and D ectors ct r various railroads in the United States
Il stated, vi az Washington during the
month Of October To consider the adoption Of code OF
law ard thc establishments ct such general ea sure. ~
shall guard against acceuts railroads and give more
confidence t. travellers and that precantioar
measures Of the most reliable kind hourly exercised
upon every railroad throughout the Uuivn This meeting
viii lave saUt1ry effect upon the public mind a. tend
to secure the adoption Of uniform system of railroad
regultri1us.--Nut Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19
nocKnRInGr AIM srnING.

WlOCKnRIDGE ALUM Syringe on and ,ner October
r',s' viz. to o. per week aed q pc, d4y.
aVaass g. many whose or enghg,meht' preeudes
he viii much reduced and the style Of living
summer.
promptly allied aud the SINE forwarded to part the Quilted
Address WI" Frazier H''' saa1 ai@ q Eas5oLpn
TO BLACKSMITH wish t. lease the shop at r. Alum 10
ht rae ass'mii The sind capital one Tor half year
ssi9-s, FAR
IN DOZEN AMERICAN ASD FRENCH CALF SKINS AND
,.i3 JonS n. GORDON SON
nnEss GooDs DRrss GooDs-we call the particular at.
@P @i D . G .asss ~ pss syy @s s line
.sI9 C. HARTwELLA co
,.t rl'., f,, , 80, %. m g,gi,ri ~. W. '
Of And E"S Per- Gse fd.Ssf P. Shot B t sns
Game Bags ' o. sh,fs o ns b. ,9d 90 y9ses iSr@
sep MOORE CO. Importers g g Hmh ,ia si5s:
50 Mig sPADrs AND suOvEs are in reesipt direct
p.igs asG shoys ~n we oasi for ,is low pp'
SEP ,. 7. MOORE co, Sc Main street.
IR0Ys, CLOTHING Ja ,sssIssd BY r.,;ea Eg. c.
i1-ntoa q io,e il vlut .'' HENRY sIiSsYR. ''
sci3 los Main street, cor. ian.
ME So DD' in nos srd'r In story ,2S 81, -,
Lo,5E 'rkD-rfme corfI 3, s, ,I f'r at 70
fsGD HBIs Ngw ORLEANS RUM blgs proof
- '''' superior W ~ ,ds ~ SSCr wiSsroS
g SUTHERLAND. oly,a.y> ns Bmi,~
Ne HfUt .V,sf E,.im0.J, Hntmr'er of the ~
fiIIuiuy Athletes. Guus, Rifle. rst0is hI <%a
Bl1s, snDt FIt, DrariHottr3, sporumrhs -.
Enfves spI Gallery Revolving Repeating Pistols Wishing
I1ra, Lime rk. Virginia and Chtstsfoun Fh.hroks,
Fshnr rods, Lines sfes Faat', ip.tson Wishing
role ntrei Percussion Cap, st Cap', Frsnch CAPS, Shot
ari FH ~ u- hundred ia Wiug sud sword Canes unts
tpr irons leuriur Fui, N1ats ani Guvrs f1E
ng tov.s, MONEY Belts k,s1r st,"p Gun Fntf, DFCt i"ct
Yes' Gov SPUR. ny whistle Cor LOS Nipple'H1d wrench
90, ne rg.rs. Pe'l Gun iur nt. uuu Cooks, Fug Wfe
HIsa Shot Ci4rFsf- auiF rt,t rou-hea springs
f lever SHOT Ci1tfrr NY nr' hgu Nrg h"yrs, BULLET
uts surnFs Powder Ftska, steel me- t,s u,y-
srgrit nfs Dlu~ Hul Single nrrat-.rs
tl ,srrfF urvsr CYrt srfrFs. Uffas.
irr aud sya l and kfy Furniture, Brns au German siv,
Wnri- Wper Pos 90 1rs Dr W ps, una nlrrels
Es spur F1t Cssca. GuuIoudcr Cine Heads aud F,r-
Qua .t 10 Jt,rr..f tius fi- tun Uatsrs' o.. e. a.
s. SUTHERLAND. Main st. oifrttr She rants,
ssto-ai iusbmond Virginia.
AJOTiCY-An adv,ris,m.nt. .ylei ~ John Howard and
~ A ,nisr ~ sards, Tult'ts having appeared IN ihc
Daily Wtg. aurwsrarcr the ~ Richmond under o.
ton County fur a4le nuctDu IN Which
ny that ty u under trust deed executed tnth,n
w The su-crhr ,ypDr a. premises. Friay, the
Uentirn ~ E,irnd, hrtnr part ~ Mount
f'in tract containing sever scrc and 900 y ~ Ihls "
maxi s si sale. aui "regWn and rot w TIE
public rurrruc. st fr purchase The Fad
~ Tea subject N litigation snd 'cnoVny. Do
sIit cln-ty. ninE IN thr Circuit Govt ~ where
Doc plaintiff md John Akin on BE- defendant,
Flii a1rg Thin che euhfcHhf contends,
and will insist, that The said trust De D. ng ani VOID
Rshu.nd w. Sept ION. isss s-iI-n
Ays TuuVs AND SIMS BDisE NfUrs,, r5la snd aaa
" sgsd, making c9mrlsts sss'r,ani iar ssls ~ ,,
sgfg JOHN n. GORDON son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19
ko,ta Affair.

The Paris correspondent of the National lntelgencer
remarks
The Kosts affair, in it, probable bearings upon the
aons Of the United States aud Austria continues to Wv
idly interest public opinion here The Austrian Govern
ment far from diSavOwing the arbitrary conduct Of its
agent Smyrna has publicly app owed OF the same and
warded the unctonary with the distinction ofthe
OF ST. Leopold Two subordnacs of the consulate have
been promoted aud ConsAnnople IL is certain
that this Kosta affair." and the sanction Washington
which the American agents in reported TO have
ceived, and the nomination of Mr.. Soue Minister
Madrid, and parting at New York between Mr..
: and his Democratic friends inspiring European
ououists with the hope, and some American citizens
abroad with the fear that Governmest il departing
from the wise traditions which have hitherto regulated
foreign policy and about embark in those dangerous
adventures against which the counse OF revolution
fathers so emphatically warned us"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19
C,THAMEn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H,t1
ENon WV NOnK

HNOh NiW hOHh-First Nc--.l-Idgi,tt line
~ ~ .ud anil AsS I.rt I'ist.ks-The eip -,
per srip'usr LYNCHBUkG. Capt @ Cpu-h having FRI
TIE greater portion ~ Ter carr, goor on 80
'Htl " sa aith al ppssi - dpatch FOr balance % freight
arly 20 Ifelgl DAVID CIRWIE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

Thrty-eight Of the passengers board the Niagara
which lately arrived at New York from Liverpool, died
on the way. The whole number OF passengers e4s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19
- Rio and Manila Coffee
Superior French brandy. For sale by
seiS DAVENPORT ALLEN a co.

tn superior french Brandy lor sale by
- Eyl-ED AND NEWLY ILLUSTRATED EDITION or
BEES ADDED ASCENT 10 wo @ ia, b HAS
very much enlarged rnrorGH-
to The esnS. Of the United s9 &
That Of Graf Britain ami ireland March 1851 and to
The acquisition Of territory the United States the discovery
shmen between remote parts o. the
thu. obtained has Sesn eaTsfay Collected and
Inserted this edition has been necessary
calorniN aud Texas Of the Territories Of Oregon
Utah. New Mexico Nebraska aud the countries Of Mexico
Central America which has been done from
| authorities.
AIarge map also added to aid In the
study OF Ancient GeoEaphy.
tS n nv r % G srSnsed on all
ernment Religion state Ct Society, Population Navigation
Of the Important COUNTLESS become
OF the mind and Impressions made abiding than
Besides this, still more valuable and
ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY,
which will be found
| tended treaiises on this subject
enlarged stated above hut large
s am be @ h. no S ,s esn,1, 9. hs United
Aset OF questions FR GENERAL REyS, Is appended q the
and All the scholar bringing definitely n,ty
mind in condensed c the main features u the subject
additions greatly enhance the va.
carried much valuable time pupil saved
great labor on the part of the teacher avoided.
SMITH serirsot Grosrapby consists Of
SurIHs PRIHNRY GEnGEiFuY
AND GEnaRArHV III 10
Ror sale by Booksellers generally throughout United
cation, vii be supplied with or EXAMINATION Published
sel5-sm-tW No. "a John street, New York.
IRNO TOBACCUNIsT,-ToNKA BEANs-Just received a lot
SELF P JoMNsToS a BROTHER, Druggists.
luRNING FLUID-iO burning Fioid in TORE
hD for 'Aie by p. JOHNSTON BRoEiiER
VU-T nECEIytD the foIo~Ins Wines. nay IN:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

FinEThc slarm Of Gre about II O'Clock on Saturday
night, occasoned by the burning Of wooden ten
meni on Uuion nM There was iulo no damage done.
The Fircmon had hard run.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

RE-ArrENE,NCF Or THE CnoLgE, At Crvpypr -
We Learn from the Cumberland JS,gropL that the health
Of that place J. fat from being good Tie cholera which
was supposed 10 have abitei finally again broke os on
Saturday, and continued the increase until TUESDAY
when 1t uJatei somcsha' On Sruray there were tbres
deaths on cholera, on sunday i've Monday eight on
Tuesday fur, on "Wednesday twO-toal in five DIV,
twenty-five. The number Of deaths since the Is.t jue
we're twenty-five. A. can ascertain there rcrc
one hundred and thirty deaths since the 0b Of An
gust .ast.-NILt- Iunl.. Nenf L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
To CORRESPONDENTS.

Letters baslnsss be addressed to the hdlor'
a. wAf0." . -,,, -, -, ,.,,,,.A.,
standing, ought to be kno~n 70 a anu -,
Z. ,lns, arr charged for Advertisements
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

AcyinrSr-As Ms Ilarjgrovc This city, was return.
log from church on yesterday afternoon in carriage, ac
conpaucd 10y Miss Dcttcrick from Hanover the dvi.
ding pole Of the carriage became detached from the hsten
ing gear, wh,n tho horses dartcd of and commenced
kicking nj furious rate. The driver, negro, Jumped
promptly from his scat boiling last the reins with great
pcrtinncy and though tumbcd bcucah the carriage. the
wheels of which passed over him. he still held 20 the rens
Dc.po hs cSctons The carriage upset perhaps for.
tunatcly for tho safety Of tic ladies' should the horses
have proceeded little further, they would most probably
have ran down the prccipicc below the Monumental
church, BroaI Street, near which the accident
CURED We understand Miss Dciteick received
over the eyes and slight confusion Of the We
are glad learn that Mrs. Hirdgrove escaped unhurt
Two of the carriage wheels we're broken The driver
made all possible eHerions 10 vard OF the danger and
did bis imminent risk and with good effect for should
the horscs have gone little further and reached the pre-
cpcc the lives " those In tho carriage would be placed
in the utmost jeopardy.
Ffnr-The slarm Of Gre abou, II O'Clock Saturday
,f,t 80 ,cc.soued nv the burning Of goodcn ten
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

" All H. Eiy.ons fsintinE omc-. Telegraph Builai.x
Main street. our business have all kinds Job
rrntns handsomely executed at the prices With IN.
greatest dispatch The Proprietor the North adding all
the newest styles Of type 70 his large stock
TO Introduce all the iAie. printing machinery In.
TO hls establishmenL
All orders promptly attended to during nj. .b.,ne. ..is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19
NEW FALL GOODS.

y ENV FALL GebODS.
INEpft4s steamer, AID other late arrivals,
a ns '9'y { gga ,1,5 Z. M aud Pg,3aeh9s
le ggng,'y our usual accommodating terms, snans them
Figured Plain Bia-k GRO he Rhine. aud pol, De Sole
R'.n 70 ig, P,sJ and bgur,d btoss s,lks
Prht,d French DE Lain-.. 10 great variety
Ste eitn P,tpi'.rf, new .ni beau iful " iols
ii. , .ni tng.,h Var Cop ,ni ba.k Mode
I,a>, CI cs BIS. 80 ,.4 O ," o G.,e .,,.
b4sk and C.id Manula aud CLOAK v,yets
hcvstC i s nsnuts ,nd Coats some very handsome
p5,,S w., .,..y vI n'@"9s ".. an9 ir5.
. a"i Si T,p. h Ii. w. gna lo'5' i
Minimum, ,i... r.. ,nl Muslin C. .unr,
WINE cope shawl Plain au1 Embroidered, hsrds11n-
Law" H'.' t1i sleeve On .9i Ii-ins Liss ari Mi'lin
lAdi 900 .i-rrn's s My,in, sui C.tton H,isry com
i,i.l Last., Linen -fesurg. ,ui Table Dsmask
d aai G, SIS nI 's M. TS 'I Uad E1', SD. G,r i
rmbriisr,i Cloth and wor.,,i Table and Piano Covers
E ,,'' J''',g P; ,,, ,nI French Ll,tsy 80
,ls,' l., pIl,.. YIruitars bnit,s snd grinr,.
nL'' "I.'., n'. \, 'nd .I rcoaf' M1rccusor stirs
Hu.E a,s. anI gsnsy sa.l,,i C'on, and cassiuerss
l,.s nc ~. co. win. Ne,i'nF'
~. as," c,',ais, r.bsr,. I'D COLA.
rln a.lrtI N.r.ar and r.ibet gooi siauls aais-,rr
i.'e..Pg -c''.' ifgrt.n, venetian ami uemp Competing
ioilii' 'i ,p 'ii1t, g., i r y go C,amh ,.,w
clf.lsal vote uaf' I'd u ioag ni,1ss.' ior e'g'pn
.'.'..'i'. h'ifl.Fb d. .Ha. lHarIi.a. Tickling
A. g..
hig.If generally ave Invited fI rive rlif
r'' bJbitY joins ION ~ Farir 7q1rrs
200 g5s gS5 o. .S. s. ys e., : .s ' @ 80
80 JAS WINSTON.
Eh nHls % HOsS, foo sale.
'bD friD WINSTON.
75.OOOFsssi' i ','. .,s White o.. ,'',.' Box
sew JAS WINSTON.
A c,HD-nR MASSEY. Of au,r,,r, in ss.ori,ae. -rh
- i'p'Inl rnr n.uis, 10 again iu chunni and nay
hc u. H0utrH 20 hisNtCtFttuV UpOWs Amr lean d0 ~.
Hg Hy d. h'utd frrn gi1 49, y ". Those inter.
81 ~ ~ rr1rsf,i ~ Improve Tine etrh Wit o. This
IN sf' De lmii- o. s days. Persons unable to call
W hc called uf ~ they desire
y " The hours honf o. tc devoted o. Tadesex.
ciu-vrg sis --2ts
'sboN-A h'hifrnv ss'ortent Rb1 ns iu.l ogent sod
- ~ eto y lripl {. uAkTWELL CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

NR BEcoKg, THE TnAGFDIAS.--A late English paper
saw that Mr B'ookr Is now the property oftree specu
latiye California gentlemen to WHOM, D., il under an on
sagement to perform for eight hundred nights which will
run over term OF four years and Tor which exclusive OF
'ra'elhg ahd other expense be receives clSvOO Du-
ring this engagement be Wis Is London Liyerrooi NJ
chester birmingham, Dublin, New York Boston phil
delpla New Orleans, Mobile Charleston Havana San
francisco Sacramento Rio dc J4neira, vlplrais, and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

Nsssr'. Editors Il see from your paper that Mr.. HUI
bard who last winter procured the right from the
Washington Statue Richmond has made two Of those
casts-One Of which Is so to the Worlds Fair. May
suggest to him the proprety of sending other Re-
leigh, where it will be by thousands joyful and
grateful people. NORTH CAROLINA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

lssJrfmant, fnf sale ~
JOHN n. GORDON 4 son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

The following is the note OF the Sultan the Gar with
the notifications 10 the form OF notes. adopted by the
Council of State:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-19

TO BLACKSMITH wish t. lease the shop at r. Alum "a
hFst ksnih The pta year
and tolsraby fair the other half
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-27
EC ITEEEf EY TEsE ARABIA.
Great Britain.

Lord John Russell stated that the Gov
ernment had received no notice of any OBJ
structions in the Danube other than those
TINT naturally existed.
Parliament had engaged in further dis
cussiOn Of the South Carolina negro law,
iniprisoning foreign colored persons entering
their ports
FRAHcE.-The Government has announc-
81 in intention to impose further restrictions
oH the press.
SPArN.-It Is reported that Don Loui.
Gonzales Bravo viii succeed Don Calderon
de "a Barca a Minister to the United
States.
TUEKEY.-The London papers consider
thai the Emperor Nicholas i ready to stop
tile march of His troops whenever Turkey
complies with his demands notwithstanding
his clustering threats.
Omen rasha will command the army Of
the Sultan
The Turkish feet was expected TO enter
tic Black Sea on the 18th ult
The American frigate Cumberland had
obtained permission TO accompany this feet.
Nearly 800 merchant vessels were detain-
od III the Danube by the distractions placed
there by the Russians
The runner that loan has been obtained
fir Turkey under the auspices Of Great
Britain and France, j. denied.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-27
WAsHINGToN. july |.


William r. Zartzinger, Disbursine Clerk
in the State Department, and an intimate
friend Of Mr. Webster, was removed today.
to make room for Stubs, who was removed
by Clayton for furnishing Chas. Jared IN
gersoll with tie facts from the disbursinr
accounts of the Slate Department, upon
which be based his notorious assault unon
Mr. Webster. The appointment of Stubs
has greatly incensed Ms Webster's friends.
who consider it an endorsement BY the Ad-
ministration Of Stubs conduct, and an in
suit to the memory Of tie great statesman.
Great dissatisfaction prevails in the De-
pariments at the classifcations of the Clerks.
Some men arc raced from fifteen hundred
and fourteen hundred and fifty dollars per
annum, to nine hundred dollars, and tbey
swear awfully.
Gen. Almontc, Minister to Mexico, ar
rived tonight
Col. Seymour has become sole proprie
tor Of the New Orleans Commercial Bnlle
tin, having purchased VIM L. Hodges half
interest for $4,000 Mr.. s. L. Wilson
has purchased Alexander g. Bullilt's fourth
interest in the New Orleans Picayune.-
Mr.. Wilson is fine writer, a native Of Y.
York, and thorough Democrat.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-27
Friends Of Internal improvement.

The day is fast drawing near on which
every voter in South Arkansas will have
an important duty to perform. This is the
last opportunity which VIC shall have to ex-
hort you TO come forth to the polls fully de-
termined to do your best for the interests of
your State, and consequently for the interests
Of yourselves
The approaching election is one of greater
Importance, than any which has taken place
since the organization Of our State Govern
ment. This election will either raise up
Arkansas to an equality with her sister
States, or sink her still lower than she now
is. The contest viii not be, Wing against
Democratic party, but State against selfish
ness. If State succeeds, we are freed from
the tyrany of faction which is now crushing
US; if we fail, the struggle viii only draw the
cords that bind US tighter But friends of
Improvement, Danish the word ''fail' from
your vocabularies. Assert by your voices
at the Polls,-'there's no such word as fail. ;
We appeal to you; look at the case as it
stands; and consider the responsibility which
rests upon each and every one of you Ask
yourselves whether you can possibly be ex-
cused from making every effort in your pow
er, consistent with honor, to secure the cleo
ton of JAMES NJ CURRAN.
Our first standard-bearer, fell when sue
cess was almost certain but we have placed
the colors in the hands Of another, we'll wor-
thy to carry them. Democrats we appeal
to you as well as Wings. Your interests
are involved as well as those of the opposite
party. Say to yourselves, 'We'n 90 for In
ternal improvement. not because we love
our party less, but because we love our State.
more.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-27
ErGHl santa Ee.

The Santa Fe mail arrived at Indcpen-
dence Oh the 22l ultimo We fud in the
Occidental Messenger tie following items:
Pic.
The Navajo Indians have continued their
depredations. notwithstanding Gov. Lanes
warnings and demands A. soon a the
messenger had reached home, large nacks
Of sheep were driven away from other Mex
leans clearly intimating that they were not
afraid of the Governors threats. Col. Snm-
ner had determined to remain i'll that de-
partment until Gen. Garland arrives. and
was making active preparations for the
Navajo campaign. Ii was BIZ resolution To
enter the Indian country at three different
points at the same time, and thus take the
tribes by surprise. and accomplish hi pur-
pose. II il the intention Of the authorities
to make 10 more treaties with them if the
present one is not observed. and the conse-
qnences are hard To foresee, az a war with
this powerful tribe may arouse all the neigh
boring tribes. and general Indian war en-
sue.
The Mesilla troubles were about over.
and the Mexican troops had returned home.
The whole matter had been referred to the
action Of the two Governments
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-27

The y. Y. True Democrat an Oh
Hunker organ Of the Administration. caH-
not bring itself 70 tolerate tie late immense
batch Of Freesoil appointments by the Nsr
York city collector That paper says:
We care not by what influence ther Wars
made, or by what course Of investigator
they were chosen, we pronounce some q
them discreditable To New York. dfscrsIil-
able to the collector, drscreditable ID tie
Democratic party. Perhaps a more repra.
hensible selection than certain Of these az
pointments could nnt have been achieved. lai
the most indefatigable search been made IN.
to the very depths Of the political ulesrs
that rot and corrupt the substance Of our
party organization; and il tie selection thu
accomplished had been forwarded to Wash
lngton IN it. true character-if its bad Dor
ton had been held up u the public eve a
a curious collection Of the scabs and fever
scales from the sores to be found in the De-
mocratic lazar-house, we should rot DIV
have to speak the language Of sorrow OF d.
dignation.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-27

Horrible Accident-On Saturday At
as one Of the female weavers in III the Ell
OFT Mill, Lowell. was combing her hair in tbs
weaving room. il accidentally caught around
the shaft, drawing her up Nv her Hair De-
tween the shaft and the ceiling. and Jam
ming her head against the ceiling. Tbs
scalp was torn nearly of. Her thumbs
which were twined in her hair, were al9
torn of, from the great force with vbith
she was drawn UP. The force with Ehial
her head struck the ceiling was o great D
to throw of the belt, thereby preventing BIZ
head from being ground to powder. Shs
was released from her dreadful situation,
and the scalp was replaced. After some
hours of Inconsistencies she recovered ha
senses, and bids fair to recover.
Boston y1rpeT.
Washington telegraph., 1853-07-27

GuNNIsoN's PAcIFIc SURVEYING PARTY.
The New York Courier and Enquirer pub
fishes letter from one of the party, dated
Westport Mo, June 26th, which says:
We 60 first to Bent's Fort, thence throu Oh
the mountains to the Pass Vegas de Santa
Clara, which is the most westerly point :
thence to the Salt Lake, where we will
spend the winter. In the spring we will
start for the United States ria South Pass
and Council Bluffs, reaching the latter place,
if nothing unfavorable happens, in July or
August. 1854.