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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-12
GARDEN SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS.
TgTHE following Garden Seeds warranted TO be ife-h
anE genuine. and OF The crop ct 1852, NAV be Iouhd
- "a. Drug Store of =. f. PESCUD.
Asp.RAGUs-G Giant, hIEioHs-Green CitI"n,
Rr,Xs-(Dwarf0 Pine Apple,
F,rIv Mohawk, Nutmeg,
f-a n. china, 5 ki,nans fine. melted,
6 Yellow six weeks, B"echNocd,
8. Valentine, Carolina Wst2r,
White kidney. Spanish Co
BEANs-(Poe,) Hounidin Sweet co,
In9;aG rbief IUsrAnD White and
Large Lima or Butter, brown
BEErs-Early blood tur- \ AsrURrIUM'
IMP, 0KRA,
Early yellow turnip, 0NIoN-I arge REQ,
InnS BLOOD .YeIGow Dutch,
B f1RGS and Late. White Portugal,
GABBAGE-Eariy May, onion buttons,
Early York, PARSLEY Plain and curl
So OK heart [ed
Large York. PARSNiP-LonS Smcoth,
DrnInhead, Sugar,
N' Premium ' fat Dutch. PEAS Early Prince Al
Dru,nhead Savoy, [5eIt,
{. Bergen, Early Washington,
Fed Dutch, dor pickling,) . Bishop Prolific,
CAULIFLowER-EarIy s. Large Mnrruwtat,
Late Tall or Matchiess Marrow
CARRor-Early Hora, Fat
Long Orange, PEP E2-Lohg Ia! Sil'S'
Celery, Cherry
White Solid. Bell.
NV Silver Giant, Mammoth,
CREss-Curled or Pepper RAD!SH-LonS scarlet
TgrasS IurnIp scarlet,
CUcUmBEa-Eary Clus- ' white.
Tter &C yeltUH,
Early Frame. RHUBARD-Myatts veto
London Long Green, dria;
Extra Long Green, SPITACH-R"und leaVed
Gherkn, (or PickIing,) L>aV"y'
EGG PLANT-Large Pur- Pncky and tail,
Tple Satisfy vegetable oys-
CoRN-Man 3oth Sweet tier,
TuskaroTa, SaCAsH-EarlY yellow
Early Phiad white LDuSh'
Canada, Early white bush,
Ada-s' 's crookneck bush,
LErUcE-Early culledl Autumal Marrow,
Rcrai Cabbage, [a!ecia ITOMATo-Large Red,
Late India, Large Yellow
Ice Co.'S,
Raleigh, Feb %, 1853. 2S-
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-12
oHTEg CAROLINA SIX PEER CENT
ST ATE e ONDS.
Treasury DE. apartment. Raleigh. n. ca
JANUARY |, 1853.

CtEALED proposals will be received in the City Of
- New York until 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Of the 3Ist OF
March next for the purchase OF
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-12

Raleigh. October ~, 1852.
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No 1. Light street, Baltimore, nd.
February %, 1853. IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

We have reoslved pspsrs from Santa 70, New Nsxioo
to the 10Th February.
The mail from the Usitsd States arrived on the 18th
February.
The trip from Independence pleasant on, and the
roads were in good condition until they reached Fort
Union, whore they met heavy i.u Of snsw, which do
Governor Lane has determined to put in operation his
plan Of locating the Utah and JioAra Apache tribes Of
Indians, west Of the Rio GraDde.
The Gag which was lately made BY order Of the cover
Of the territory loaned for the purpose Of decor
ating bali room at santa Te and during the evening
some evil disposed person cut and mutated 1t to such
extent, ~ 10 render II unit fer further
Navajo Indians represented Is being very good
farmers and the Gdsae says with assistance furnished
them for agricultural improvement they may be Induced
Themselves to peaceful pursuits From Gov Lane who
has just returned from trip to the Taos Valley w
learn that the Utahs desire to turn their at
tention to farming and stock raising Indeed IL the
eastern Indians could be kept out Of North Mexico
believe that all tribes might be induced to turn
their attention to agricultural pursuits in short time
Gov Lane was to leave Santa Fe in few days for FL
Paso, and return by the ella Copper Mines and Fort
Webster The Governor seems determined to make him
self acquainted with the territory ana the habits and
wants Of the people, at least.
correspondent of the Gasee gives the following &C
count an act of Lynch Law bsrbarty at Fort Unon
which, if true should subject the perpetrators to pun
ishment more severe than mere reprimand:
Major Carlton and Captain Sykes have been in the
habit of whipping citizens both Americans and hexicans
when found near the ao INC Is S
ment is inflicted without trial-thus iacurring the
risk Of Furnishing the innocent as well as . the
since. caused Mr.. Joseph Doyle, one Of the pro
prletors of Barclays Fort and q gentleman of high
respecabilty to be driven from the Fort; outrage
that should in no case be submitted but especially
the fort stands upon Mr. Barclays own land But, Mr.
Editor have not yet reached the extent Of these out
found in about mile from the fort, where
upon the brave Capt Sykes, with guard OF some ten
fharvpt IN
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Passengers Sailed.

CgAPLEsroN- Steamship Maron-Col J Bird, r II
Fowler. NJ Field, G 4 Hull, w II Wgg z Hartridge
Roddcn, G W Dodge, d MADDEN, Valentine fall,
Banning Iavd Farnum, Service, Mrs Sprague and
servant, A Elias II Rosenthnl O'Neil, P Parham II
Ibbotson, l. I Caldwell, ChaIes, Jas Smith. A
Philips, Mailer c p Norton and lady Miss Anna
Norton, Philip Haight-26 in the steerage.
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND. Steamship Reanoake.-Mrs.
Mernsbne Miss Baxter g. j. Nuyer W. H. Belts E. Gursip,
W. H. Hall. 7. Cowen and lady, o. Crawford and lady,
Mrs. Moore, W. X. Hoyt +. l. Hoyt, H. Hoyt, D. New
hail. o. Lorett, VIM. Deas, y. Barnes, I. ~ Bebee R.
sherman, Edward Struebcn Jo Frazee, VIM Jones' Miss
Barnard Miss Fazee, Daniel s. Crawford lady and SIX
children L 8. Matthews Theodore Gray, Miss Victoria
Mason, NJ Mclaughlin, Ludlam and lady, Miss Dun
bar Sidney Warren, G. W. Fillmore Thomas McClarkey
and Lady Mr. Davenport b. ID. whitney. j. R Green VI.
II Rowland. G. u. Clark, ID. p. RUSSELL G. T. Woodbury.
and lady, 0. stuekenberg, W. L. Taber-21 in steerase
sAvANsAH-steamshp Alabama-Hon Butler King
. nd brother Mr. and Mrs + 8 Buckley. Mr. and Mrs n
Clark, Miss Van Hoesen, Miss Van Hoesen, DR. q Nj
liano, l. Hoffman, Mcdonald, Mrs Norrc, Miss Norris
Miss Mary Norrie, Gordon Norrie Miss De Peyster
"a Davis, Rev W Kip and sons N Heshman J ID Weed
+ Coleman, c Mills, Walter, Miss Van Horn Miss
Northup, Mrs Bovine Master Bovine, Mrs Rhodes, &c
Chsrderoyne, Stoddsrd, ]. Lehman, yRTommey, MP
zimmerman, Ballard, w Maddocks. 8 Paskmss,
Mrs D B Camp Mlss Corss G A Dsge, N N Mo,suao, d
Treat-4 IN ths steerags
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The LATE ACCIDENT on THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILRoAD-TheC Cumberland Joarnal Of yes
terday states that DR.. Cadwalader injured nv the
late railroad accident, is still at Cheat River and
is doing well, as is also Mr.. Gardner, the brake
man. DIR. G. is not yet aware of the death of Miss
one Of the killed had with him bill Of exchange on
the Rothschilds Of Paris, for % 900 francs another
for a small amount of sterling exchange on the
Rothschids of London, together with An assignment
OF one half of q claim on the United States govern
ment growing out of the seizure of vessel called
the New Bee. Flavel S. Wooton, another OF the
killed vas native of Rockville, Montgomery conn
", Md, and had settled at Green Bay Wis. in the
practice Il the law. lie was on his return Ia visit
his friends for the first time since leaving his native
State. His body has been forwarded to his friends
IN Montgomery county. All the wounded are rapid.
ly recovering
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Disasters Sc.


sfANEIi ERIG was ashore on Gingerbread Keys on
10th ults with sails flying and maintopmast gone; ap
peared to have been on but short time could not be
made out.
Notice to Mariners.
wooden Ugh houe has been erected on the eastern
extreme OF the Bird Island in Agca Bay and since 1st
eecmter last has shown two white lgh is apart
COAST SURVEY OFFICE, March ~ 1858. q
SRI have the honor TO submit herewith the ATTITUDES
and lopgitudes Of points in the Straits of Juan de Fuca
Territory Of Warrington from observations made BY
sisti mt George Davidson, and computed in this Office
The latitude Of scarboo haTbor depends an extern
sNe series of observations ard that Of False Dungeness
and OF Point Hudson op preliminary observations and
probably correct TO the nearest second of arc
The longitude Of scarboo harbor depends on 80 moon
Greenwich that of False Dnngeness Bay and Point
Hudson on differences by six chronometers from Scarbo
TO Barber
~ Latitude longitude W. G',eics
s,.,s,ro uarsor deg 9, q sm &c 2, !, s.
Point Hudson. ....... AS OF o3 s 10 $50 10 Al SO
Iroul9 respectfully request authority to publish the
a. D. BACHE, Superintendent
Hon. james Guthrie Secretary Of the Treasury.
Wbnlcmcn.
The Mary Martha, NIB, at Honolulu Feb l. was from
hareareta where she bad been ashore and knocked of
fase heel Would heavc out for repairs 1t stated that
four other ships went ashore in the Bay at the
time.
Touched at Port Praya Dec reported by the sloop
Of war Germantown), Alstamaha. Hammond, Sip ,can,
4months out no report of oil; Jan s. Peruvian Husse
Of and 2s days from Nantucket. no oil; ed Marh,,
Meader. of and 40 days from Fairhaven no oil; Feb
Brandt Bonney 81 and 81 days from New Bedford no OIL
Sth Osceoa, Chshole NIB 100 sp (and sid about 18th
for st Tbomas) 21st, Barstow Taber Matt go SD.
At Manila, Jan II, E L B Jenney, Marsh FL, from
cruise arr subsequent TO Jan 10 oil not stated
Al Tscahuano, Dec g. Edward Carey phnney Nant
700 SIP, to cruise; Young Herr. Wyer, do 500 SD do
Heard from Dec ., of Bravo, Aitamaha, Hammond
Sippican, clean.
sgnaged-Feb1 ], lat 80 10 s lon so Is w. an outward
bound whaling bark, showing white signal with red
ball.
Foreign Ports
ABAcAo, PR-No Am vessels in port abt March II.
Singapore Just arr; bark Wallace Turner for San Fran
cisco Feb B.
AsTwmr-In port March IS, Belgian brig Mary Ro.
myn, for Boston, about April l.
ARDRossAy-In port March 49, Tor expected from a
neghboing ror, bark Peruvian, Mahoney, to load for
BostCn.
BARAcoA-In rort abt March 81. brig Adelaide, for
York, ldg; schr Messenger. for do, 3 days.
BKRMuDA-In port March 20, brig Try Hard, of Fast
port, for Mobile condemned (so rep0rted)
BoRpHAUx-In port March Is. bark Franklin (Fr) Ra-
caud for Rochelle, to load for Boston
BuENos AyRrs-In port Feb J. ships Chic Doehon, had
discharged cargo between decks far~na angston for
NYork ldg bark Manto stinson, te oad Tor boston;
briggs Robert Wing, Crowen f"- HYort lug HidA Char
'oe 90 y, amps ParaLA IAngston for NYork few
a.,. Dsshos, f< Rostes, idg; bsrhs Junata Chez.
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Port Of New York, April 3, 1853.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Empire City, Windle New Orleans, March %
and Havana 29th at AM, with passengers, to o Ro
berts The c run from New Orleans for Havana in 80
hours.
Ship Audubon (of New Bedford), Whiting Shanghai
12S DAYS, 10 Goodhue Co. Spoke LIST inst, lat 80 TO-
lon 70 So schr Spray OF Gainsboro from Cuba for Hall
fax, Ms.
Frost,
ship Wndward (new clipper, Hursell Bath days, to
Park coco5d (oF searspos, Park, cardenas II days,
Brig Fevere QtnD. Gallo Genoa, 63 days. to IznargoS
Brig Robert Wing (of Denns), Crowel Buenos Ayres,
Feb Is, and Point indio 20, to r W Ropes Co.
Brig Mexican ODD Merrill Cenfuegos p days, to
big Florence (of columbia), Ray, Neuvitas March a.
to 7 Owen Son
Brig Charlotte (Br), Dolley Ponce, PR IA days, to
Brig Water Witch (of orAnd), Jordan FajArdo, Pr to
Maitland, Phelps & Co.
Brig Addy swift Berry, Maracaibo March 10, to Matt.
Brig Maiinic (of Rockland) Thorudyke, cardenas, 10
brig Swan, PIERCE Bermuda days, to Middleton Co.
Brig Mary Reed Reed Jacksonville days, to Martin
Brig fremont, Green. Wilmington, NC, 8 days. to
schr Mary Clark (of Ne~buryport) Chase Mayaguez
40 miles, brig Venus from Cardenas for Philadelphia
schr Mclrose {of BeasD, Moore, Guyana, March Is,
: sesr Mary Ellen (Br Forestal Halifax, T. days, to
Hunter & Co. March g. lat 80, Ion 6S, spoke Br brig
Mary, from West Indies for Halifax.
scbr Ophr (of Rockland) Boxer New Orleans 10 days,
TO order.
Schr Ann Smith, Waters, Baltimore, days.
Schr Mary Gage, Drinker. Addison 10 days.
Schr Medford, Veager, Bangor, 10 days.
schr Dorchester, Wentworth, Bangor, IL days.
schr TT. all, Adams, Nantucket, days.
Steamer Delaware, Sey mour Philadelphia.
BELOW.
One ship, unknown.
Wind at sunrise Sc; meridian, ssE; sunset do 10 Pr
EGE with rain
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Passengers Arrived.

Nav ORLEANS AND Notwithstanding Empire City
From New Orleans Mel anathan lady two children and
NURSE lie Barr, Gihon North, lady child infant and
nurse AG Hens 7 Prudhomme and son. Mr.. Wells J T.
Greenleaf, Henderson, Mrs Potter J Malsh de
Wen. Burns, Mrs Libbe W .vanuscn, Mr. Bosworth,
Mrs Miller and child Mrs. BraInbe, o Gooderich w
DeFrickson, Taylor, Iacaulez Lewis Harriet
Eo u ~ p a ".san M N st ~ ~ n
W Hill, Vellalopga, J Comas, NJ Csmpdeno, A lang
welt. Hadley, Barbssa, J Springer, Scott, Wood
- in steerage.
MARAcAiBo-Brig Addy Swift--Wm Groux and lady.
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Memoranda.

PoRT OF PEnADEIPHA-Ihe following coastwise and
foreign arrivals at the port Of Philadelphia during the
month of March 1S53:-Coastwse- 4; barks IA;
brys, l3; schrs $40: soops 1872 steamers e. barges
227; boats 421-1,273 Foregn-Ships, IA barks IT;
briggs, 20; schrs, 1878 Total, ,346.
PoRT OF BosToN-The following shows the number
Of arrivals and ccaances at this port for the month
March:-Arrvas. gn-Steamers 6; ships "a; barks
26 briggs, IS schrs, 47-15s Coastwise-Steamers 81;
4c3. CT these ships 6barks Is briggs and 81 schrs
British; brig Bremen brig Belgian brig French
! brig Dutch, and the remainder American.
Clear ances Foreign-StesmeJs, q ships g. barks 80;
briggs, 81; schrs 34-l33 81 ships
80 barks, 80; briggs, 80; schrs la; soops Gre OF
these hip, barks, 10 briggs, and 10 schrs were
British; brig Bremen brig Danish, and the remainder
American
Capt Pratt late of bark Eureka of San Francisco lost
took passage from Feee Islands in bark Maid OF Orleans
which arrived at Manila about Jan l3 He had been sick
but vas recovering.
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DxAm ~ Dxowmo.-The body Of an unknown man,
supposed 10 be that Of Chsrss Marioa, found on
Saturday In the East river, Bellevue Hospital Coro-
nes Hilton held inquest the body Of the deceased.
when Of the employees Of the hospital testl6ed 70
the escape in November last, Of man named Charles
harien who away in the night time. having
any csthing upon him. He had besn sick and under
medical treatment and told the witness that he felt
jealous Of his WIFE He partially insane and the
opinion was that he jumped into the river and WAS
drowned Tho body Of the deceased was very much de-
composed which irsouded the possibility Of correct
identity. The jury rendered verdict Of " Death BY
drowning, under circumstances to them unknown. .
Deceased about thirty eight years age and sup
posed to have been . native Of New Jersey.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHI DEIrTiIA, April 81 PM.
Ari,ed-Bark A Kimball, Sleeper. New Orleans via
Key West; brigs Malvern. Jarmon, Cenfuegos; Orion
Upton, do: schrs Rio, Nickerscn, Wareham; r l. Tay
Cain Charleston Sidney Price, Candy Wilmington, NC;
saml Cashier Cullen NYork Brown, Collett Charles.
ton, Louisa Reeves johnson, NYork; Thomas Fenner,
State Atwood do; Lonsdale Baker and Delaware Hard
ing Providence.
Cleared 2c-Steaners City of Richmond Mitchell Rich.
mord; City of Boston, Clifford Boston; barks Swan,
Holmes Caidenas Echo, Howes, Boston, Adelia Rogers
White, do briggs Acorn, Coombs, do; Frederick lBr),
scLrs Smaller, Pratt, Hartford; Williamson Jr May
Boton Hero. Leverton Baltimore; Elizabeth & Eleanor
MalsbuIy. Savannah.
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TIE BRAZILIAN SLAVE TRADE-Dcspatches
lately forwarded TO the State Department of Mr..
Schenck, the American Minister in Brazil by re-.
ference to the slave trade and the utter ineicency
OF our cru to put stop to the dissertation of the
American flag propose four remedies, Of which the
hrst Is strong measure, viz -
To olbit ell trade in American bottoms bet ween
Brazil and the African coast to prevent the eva
sions practsed Q. To prohibit the expectation from
Brazil in American bottoms of articles useful only
the slave trade as gunpowder, gewgaws and cloths g.
To prevent the transfer of vessels by ing issue
Consular SEA letters A. An immediate Organization of
the naval force belonging to the Brazilian station
to provide swift vessels of light draught capable Of fol
loving the sayers into the cree and behind the Islands
where they take refuge.
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Mari led.

At All Sairts Church Sunday. April g. by the Rev.
W Eieenbrodt Mr. GEORGE j HUNTER to Miss SARAH
MATILDA DURyT, daughter Of Jacob Durree Esq, all Of
this city.
In Williamsburg l., April 3 by the Rev. Reynolds,
Mr. Henry RHoADEs Of the steamship Franklin to Miss
EMILY WILLIAMS of williamsburg.
On Wednesday Mar CHI 30, by the Rev. Dr. Lilientha
Mr. JACOB BLuMEN1uAL TO Miss AMELIA ScHLEsIYcER both
Of his civ
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One GENTLEMAN IN THE MAINE LEGISLATURE
In looking ever the list Of members Of the Legs
ture and their occupations, find enc man only Is
put down as . gcntlcman-Senator Farwell, Of
Rockland. All the others are designated as far
mers, traders, lawyers, &c. So there IL only one
gentleman in the Maine Legislature.
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WHOLESALE DESTRUCTION OF LETTERS. On
Wednesday last seven hundred bushels OF about one
million, OF dead letters destroyed, in accord.
ance with the usage of the Post Office Department.
They were carted TO Monument square and spread
over line of two or three hundred feet, when the
match was applied. The entire mass Of combustibe
material was soon in a blaze and several hours
elapsed before the confagration was completed the
official attendants meanwhile raking the burning
fragments to facilitate operations JP,sf:r GIN RI,
pr,Ttc, Artl l.
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FIRE IN ELMIRA. CBENUNG CouSyy-Loss
ABOUT els 900 On the 10Th nit fire broke out in
the clothing store Of Mr.. Hogan, on Water street
opposite the Brainard House which estroyed seve
raj wooden buildings and contents before it could be
arrested. The origin Of the fire il unknown Luce
Dumars' grocery and provision store loss 81 800,
covered by insurance. Quinan & M'Mahon loss
$500 insured $1,000 Hubble & Co.'S cabinet
shop, loss covered by insurance Hogans clothing
store, loss $250e, nearly covered by insurance.
Vests meat market, loss $780, no insurance. Geo
W. Toles, grocer, nearly covered by insurance.
H'chard Fitzgerald, loss 81 200 insured 81, 900.
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Fnos-HospitaI Bellevue, ia Iunatic Asylum. Black.
wells Island q Randalls leland City Hospital sAlms.
house, Blackvells iiaDd o; Colored Home 1 Colored
persons, ..
lnterIneu.s retained from Wards IAand, 81.
THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspectsr
OF. Iospec.oS's Ones. April 4 1853,
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MAINE LEGIsLATURE.--Th Maine Legislature
adjourned without day on the lst inst, making
session OF twelve weeks and two days-a shorter
session than usual of late years. Two hundred and
thrtyfour acts and seventy-sx resolves, were pass.
ed, and signed by the Governor among which was
the new liquor law. No United States Senator was
chosen. The new bill for board of school commits.
soLes lost, and the law of last year remains in
force. A commission in regard TO the Massachusetts,
lands In this State appointed under resolve to
that effective on the part Of the House, and one
Reuel Williams and w. +. Fessenden the Senate
Elijah L. Hamlin, Of Bangor. They are to report
TO the Governor and Council; and If deemed neces-
saTy the Governor is to call extra session of the
Legislature in September, in reference to She matter
The Augusta papers, containing detail OF the last
two days proceedings, did not reach us yesterday.
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND ROAD.

Inis ROAD IL Dong business large beyond the
tons of all parties It's always full Another train
is rcqu ed TO accommodate The passenger busne, aoe
and II viii be put on IL fen days-the cause of the
DELAY being the want OF Since the completion of
TINS road has stripped the canal Of its passenger bust
sess ana Win also make sad nroad upon its fgeghting
are greatly reduced the latter
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FROM Ell PAso.--The revolution in Chihaa-
hua is not Of very serious aspect. Tries has every
thing bis own way having but very little opposition.
Inc revolution will probably be bloodless one. At
Tries, they found almost all in his favor An anec-
dote was related, as illustrating the popularity of
Tries at FL Paso Some Americans crossed the river
to FL Paso, and were arrested The question was
asked them, Whom do you hurrah for" and thew
replied Pierce. The name was mistaken for Tries
and they were Immediately released
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Weekly Report of DcnfI,s

In The City and County of New York, from the 18th
day Of March to the I'd day of April, 1853
Men 81 Women, l09i Boys 1903 Grls, 105-Total 401
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CANAL ToIIs.-Ths following changes in the
rates OF tolls on the New York canals have been
made by the Canal Board TO take effect on the open
ing Of navigation April 20.h -:
mr. mar
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TeIegraphlc Marine Reports.
BOSTON, April s.
Arlhed-schr Mariner Philadelphia.
New ORLEANS, March 81.
Anived-ships Bennington Boston; Pacific, NYorx
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Railroad Intelligence.


The Green Bay, Milwausie and Chicago Railroad Com
papy have received favorable propositions from
Bishop Co, Of Bridgeport, Conn for The immediat e
construction OF that portion o. their road between 3l
wauke ard The State line 1t Is important in order to
carry out this 70 CON letion at the earliest
possible day that the citizens OF Milwaukee should aid
by an encouraging local subscription Should the Legs
atuIe pass law authorizing Milwaukee city TO issue its
bonds Tin pursuance OF vote Of the people, taken in
september last for the amount II will insure
speedy completion OF this and the Fond dn Lac road
and by that means place teyona contingency the Ger
ainty of both being completed and in operation wit
the next eighteen months
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NOte-Chsese vas reduced By the Canal Bosrl, MAroh
u. 1857, fyOm mills TO y mills.
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HARITIME IHTELLIGENCR.
Movements OF Ocean Ste

~ All packages and letters intended for The New YoRK
HERALD should be scaled.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for The Riehaopd Will.
LATEST PER THE ASH,

Nhw fonS, Dee ia Telcgraphc quotation Of es-
change q" Vienna ON Thursday is 1920 which deno,.
The prevalence Of renewed distrus such LA, been ex
h6ited when news uuivoraLe the Russians had trans
pred.
The London Weekly Press states that il has the bcs,
authority Tor f"y'pg that the Emperor Of Russia has adj
dressed brief and conclusive note to France and Eng
Iind announcing that further negotiation regarding
Eastern Affairs could DO listened to- and tina, Russia
chosen to settle the question by war.
The London Times referring the reported advance Of
the Turks from kaafat to the krsoa aud the activity Of
the Turks along tho Dan"be says, that the campaign in
WaIachia has only just commenced
Nav YORK, Dec lG.-Sales OF 2l,OOO bill flour a,
shsh'ly increased rates. Wheat has improved Mixed
corn SO cents.
BALTIMORE, Dec lG.-Salcs Of 5000 bills -four at
1928 Grain unsetted-lower