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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24
BY Wellington Goddin.

T OTIS IN THE PLAN OF BELVEDERE,
IL AND BRICK TENEMENTS ON OREGON
HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-W be sold
on Monday Afternoon, the 18th day of March,
1883 upon the premises, commencing at Ak o'crk,
four mos. beautiful Lots in the plan of BeIvdere,
each fronting 80 feet running back about 40 feet
an alley. Also, three Brick Tenenents on Oregon
Hi situated on the North side of 80 foot street,
between Church and Belvidere streets. After
which, will be sold some brick and wooden Build
ngs at the landing of Belle Isle in OF the Ire
degar Iron Works.
TERMS accommodating, and made known at the
time of safe.
NH % w. GODDIN, Auctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

PORTLAND, March 22-The application of
I. o. J. Smith for charter to build an oppo
stion line Of telegraph from his city 10 Calais,
vas defeated by large majority in the blaine
House OF Representatives 10 day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24
By John X. ID. Payne, Salesman.

Hy UONU Iks Ds IT'S SdItbE1dus
= ACRES OF GROUND In THE TOWN
81 OF SIDNEY AT AUCTlON.-The above two
acres of Ground will be sold on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, a. 81 o'clock in the afternoon on the pre-
misses, and will be divided into lots to suit purcha
sers.
TERMs-One.third cash, and the balance on
credit of and ~ month"; interest added, secured
By negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed.
The above Ground joins Mr. U. B. Paisley, on -
street.
NH % JOHN r. D. PAYNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24
BY Alexander Mott d Co,

~ until the season closes, commencing az ssven
O'Clock, at which time we will sell nom The shelves,
IN lots 10 suit purchasers, good selection of plsee
and cut dry goods. hardware cutlery, guns pss5cls
goio and silver watches, and clocks and time :ecse
OF every description. Also general assortment IF
FANCY goods. ALEX MOTT a. CO,
no EucrIonea-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24
BY Alexander Nott & Go.

'ENhlS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, we will
L sell at auction, q LOT of Piece end Cut Dry
Goods, Hardware aud Cutlery, Csstors, Tumb,ers,
britannia Tea and Coffee Pets, Window Curtains,
Bureaus, Tables, Bedstescs end Chairs.
Also, four Gold Watches, with many other Ar.
ticles. ALEX MOTT Il co
NH "a sucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24
Sailing of the Africa.

New York, March 23.-The steamer Afri
ca sailed to-day. for Liverpool, taking &c pas.
sengers and no specie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24
SECOND DESPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-Spring's son
was placed upon the stand this afternoon. He
5 manly, intelligent lad, and tells his story
10 uoihiaI manner. He impressed all who
heard him with his innocence. He SAYS his
istaer had previously gone to other houses for
purposes of robbery and murder, but by ac-
c0Apsuying him he restrained him. The boy's
testimony is similar 10 what he gave on the
primary examination. The court room was
;nronged to sufiocaton. He vas nearly three
.oG:s on the stand, and the examination in
chief was not concluded when the court ad-
i-.,-nai,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24
Trim of SDrine for Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, March %. - The trial OF
String tor the murder OF Mrs. Lynch and Mrs,
Shaw, was re umed to day. The prisoner
was brought up from jail about O'clock
though the court did not open until 10 o'clock
There was an immense crowd about the Court
House. The examination of witnesses was
continued, the whole chain OF evidence being
&. the most complete character, only requiring
tie evidence of young Spring to fasten the
guilt upon the accused. The cross.examina
ION bv the counsel for the defence has failed &c
lscrettt any portion OF the testimony,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

BosToN, March 22.-It is reported here that
Ar. Bishop declines accepting the Office of as
s.stGnt treas lrer of this port.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24
LAMBEET,S OFFICE,
l4tb Street. under EXCHANGE Hotel.

Drawn numbers Delaware, Elk, GO, March 90:
Is 81 10 12 3 90 4S % IA 90 10 81
Drawn numbers Delaware, Glass 81, March % :
10 25 63 10 81 % 6S e. AZ u 76 IS
To.Day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No 80 Capitals: Sl2 600, 10000, 1000, 2445 30 of
1000. 70 Nos, Il drawn. Tickets S.
EF=AIso, a 81 25 Lottery. mh "a
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sTRATTON,S OFFTCE

Drawn Nos Delaware, Cluss g. March %:
10 25 63 l9 81 % 69 81 a. ~ rs 48
Ta-Day.-Deleware, Class Il Capital: 5000
rs lumber, IL drawn. Tickets 81 25.
Also-Delaware, No 69. Capitals: sl2, 900, TO-.
600. 78 numbers, ID drawn. Tickets S.. NH "A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24
Chronic umatism-Tw euty years,
Standing. 4

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 60 t342.
Captain Edward Powers writes ~ have for more
than twenty years been severely afflicted with rheu-
matlsm, first acute, then chronic tried all other
remedies of which could hear. | also had the best
medical attendance which could be procured: all
proved unavaihng. l procured and used two bottles
OF Mortlmores Rheumatic Compound and Blood Pu-
rlher, and it cured sound and well.
ia 81 EDWARD POWERS
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WANTED.
TO CAPITALIsTS-FARFCaI,

NO AFlTALISTS-RARE CHANCE-Saoo
wanted ior eight months, for an Improvement
on MAIN street, for which 10 per cent will he noi5
wna ample security on property, or civ nans,
coming Que within that time, which will be at orco
passed over to the person accepting this pronos.I
Communications with real signature stating yhers
an Interview can be had, will receive promt1t aten
ton, if dropped in Post Office, addressed 20
mo 23-3c Industry.
WANTED TO EMPLOY, a Cabinet M. :.
w ker or Carpenter, to work in our manu-
factory.
NH % ALEX MOTT a. co
W ANTED, Immediately, two good Carpen.
w tiers, to whom will pay the highest Rich.
mond prices punctually. None but coed workmen
need apply. JOHN A FORE,
NH 22-3it Cor of 9Th and Clay streets
SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
~ Ayoung gentleman of experience, qualified to
| teach Classics and Mathematics, desires situation
in family or publac school.
Address "TescfsAsS Box 623, Richmond P.O.
NH 21-d3tclt*
nv ANTED, two good Locomotive Runners,
w two Blacksmths and tive Car Builders, to
whom liberal wages and constant employment will
be given. None need apply but those well recon.
menGed for their experience, industry and sobrie.
~. OFFICE OF V. IL 7. R. K. Co,
Lynchburg, March 14th, 1853,
nah l6-2w THOS SHARP, Sup't.
4 ,ARPENTERS. LARORERs, AND
~ HORSES AND CARTS WANTED, at the
Ship Lock at Rockets. Wages liberal.
D. S. WALTON,
NH l2-2w Engineer r & C..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24
TSRE SOLE RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC
n nm U WIN. - W0rtimerc's RheGmaric
COmpOUnd and Blond puriGar-trla,, 80

numerous astonishing cures it has elected of Rhen
matlsm IN all forms and conditions has become tina
most popular remedy ever offered to the american
pub lc In presenting this Compound to the commu-
nlty the Proprietors, although aware from past expe
rence OF its entire reliability cope with and erad
cate every yestge of this dire complaint are perfectly
willing to allow its merits to be Judged from its
as it is compounded expressly for one Complaint and
is only applicable to such complaint although ITS GU
ratlve powers may have happy influence on other
Ills attending the human frame More than two thou.
sand cases OF rheumatism, chronic and ACUTE have
been permanently cured during the past wear by tina
use OF a few bottles of the Compound, and tesimo-
mails OF the most atterng nature have been and are
constantly received from individuals of the bphest
standing in the community. The deepest seated and
most hldeous cases have readily yielded the potent
influence of this Compound, and although physicians
have pronounced many of them incurable, they are
sceptical-
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound is a
vegetable internal remedy, harmless in its effects and
can be administered with safety to any age and coI
ron, and has never been known to fail
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & Co sole AGENTS.
for Richmond. w. v. ALEXANDER 4 CO. Pro.
Prietors, No. Barclay street. Aston House, New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24
By Wellington Goddin.

/ OTS IN MANCHEsTER FoR SALE
- Al AoCTlON.-WiIl be sold, on THURSDAY
afternoon, the 24,h March, 1852, upon the premi.
ses' commencing at o'clock, six or seven bui,.
qing lots In MISUNDERSTANDING part OF the nc
and are handsomely located.
Terms :-one third cash balance at three and
SIX months, for negotiable notes, interest added.
secured by an approved endcrser or title retained
Mn - w ECDDtN Auct
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TH A II II IL ,

II Ii l. n II kEs
Messrs. TAYLOR L. CLARkE,.Les sees
Mr.. w. WARD Stage Manager
Thursday, March oath, 1853,
PUTNAM.
Putnam .........-...-..-.....M Mr. w Smith
With his celebrated horse, ROSCIUS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

NUTICE.-HIGH CUNSTAbLe'S SALE-
AS WIN De sold on Thursday, the oath instant,
commencing at 10 O'CLOCK in front OF the Constabes
office, Se'tee, Bureaus, Press, Bed and Bed.
stead, Mattrass, Cupboard, Tables, large lot Of
Chairs, lot OF shoe Lasts, Rocking Chair, and 4
number OF other articles, TO satisfy distress war.
rants and executions in my hands.
mn "a b. BLAIR ri C. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24
BY James N. TayIsr, Aucsr.

THIS DAY.g
BY James m. Taylor, Auctr.
GREAT CUKI0SITY!
WILL be sold ut auction ON THURSDAY, the 24th
/ w instant, Of IL o'clock, A. NJ ct Geo L EarneNs
stsbles, on Council Chamber Hill, a Cow with SIX
LEGS Those who have scen this remarkable
xsus nature, can form just estimate Of liz value
in an exhibition. II 10 regarded BY many q one Of
the greatest curiosities in the world.
Terms cash.
NH 10 JAMES M. TAYLOR.
By Davenport, Allen & Co.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
" THURSDAY, 9th inst, we viii sell st 10
o'clock, at our Auction store, an assortment Of
Groceries, viz
Rio, lava and Manila Coffee
Coffee Sugars
Liverpool Salt
Rum and Rectifed Whiskey
Bacon and Herrings
Candies and Green Teas
Lamp Oil
Cigars, Wines, &c &c
Terms Under SlG0 cash S1eo and over four
nentns credit for approved paper.
,,a DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co,
nn 10 Aucts.
l7oo sacks fine factory hiied Salt, "Bromiiow"
piano, iAnding trsm slip Westphsiia, direct from
mn 70 D. A & CO, Aucss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

'sNHE toilo wing new and useful articles, can be
Il had at huxley g. cos: Patent Bread
Knives, far Cutting Bread of an eauaI thickness.
patent Nut TRACKS Indispensable to Hotel keepers,
Cora PoppeTs, Improved Meat Tenders, Sailors
travelling Baskets, Egg Fryers, Patent Clothes
Fms, new style Towel stands with large assert.
Gus other articles, at
lie "a 1877 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

superb Likenesses of Ladies'
SIMUNS' Likenesses Of Ladies are admired for their
rich delicate tone and soft ivory tinted back ground
which at once give them the appearance of highly
wrought painting. with all the fidelity of artificial
Dague ueotype. Those who have not seen the art in
its highest perfection, invited to call and exam
inc specimens. M. P SIMONS,
ia Is I5i Main street
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NH "a Sign of the Circular Saw. u Main st.

YELLOW WARE.-The very best article in
Il use for baking purposes. Pans of this Ware
are very desirable for MIX. We have also, Butter
and Preserve Jars, Pitchers Jugs, Spi.toons, Slop
Jars, &c, of this and the stone ware.
BULKLEY e. CO.,
nh "a 137, Main ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

SPRING BUSINESS COATs.-HENRY
= - ohAFER would can attention to his stock Of
the largest assortment to be found in The civ EN-
brscing every STYLE and made of materials ssapt.
ed TO every purpose. Those in want are inyited IN
call at the Clothing Emporium, l03 Main street,
and examine for themselves. nh "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

DALED UATs.-Baied Oats VI good quality
ID for sale. Apply al the Wood Yard near the
Danyile Railroad Depot.
ml2.-Iw Tn0AAS FOSTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

ID OsENDALE CEMENT, warranted supe.
Il rior quality; Blasting and Rife Powder, Safety
Fuse constantly for sale by
NH "a DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

A LIE AND P0HTER.-Muir & Soa's Spark.
| IN ling Edinburgh Ale; Barclay, Perkins & Cos,
| London Porter; for sale by
| mh24 r. NJ. BURTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

WANTED TO EMPLOY, a Cabinet Ma !.
w ker or Carpenter, to work in our manu-.
factory.
NH % ALEX MOTT a. m
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Nh ARRIE DUsT.-20 bbis Marble Dust; Is
I'VE Carboys Oil Vitriol, just to hand and for sale
by -
NH % u sIEChER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

n UEEN CITY HAatS.-A supply received,
$nG for sale by
mh24 r Nj BURTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

@sHEOkED IBERIA fresh supply Of very
~ fine quality, received and for sale by
NH "a RIM BURTON.
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@@ FOR fkILADELPHIA-To
- - sail Friday, the 25th inst at4 O'Clock,
+. M.-ine steamship Pennsy fvania, Capt Bay
more, will be ready 10 receive ffe1gh! tomorrow,
Thursday, the 23rd, and sail as above. For freight
or passage, apply 70
mn % r. RANKIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

E0R aIRE.-I have for hire, Tor tne balance r.
L the year, very likely Boys. Apply,o
EDW'D d. EACHO.
NH "a General Agent and CoIlec,or
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Extensive Assortment of sprinx sso0da .
HUBBARD. GARDNER q I:AaLTON

ESRESH GROUND PLAsTER.--We have
Il constantly on hand and for sale, Richmond
Ground Plaster, extra quality, 924 per cent gyp.
sum. II. T. Il Z. s. TALlAFERRO.
mn 93-d&w 3m 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-24

4 fRAPE sHAWLs.-We are prepared TO ex.
~ hihit as large, and probably the largest Stock
OF Grape Shawls, TO be found Ia town
G. HARTWELL g. co,
nh "a Opposite Swan Tavern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
From HalIfnx-The Fisheries.

BOSTON, june ~, 1853
Halifax papers to the 14th inst. are received The
Morning Chronicle Of that date says the subject Of the
fisheries THE veIed question of our fisheries is every
day assuming more interesting aspect The fact of
British colonial vessel having been driven of part Of the
coast by French cruiser deepens the importance Of
the subject 1t is understood that the French have
claims which, however long they may have been in
allegiance are nevertheless tangible. The laundering
treaties made from time to time by the British
uent are matters Of history 1t remains TO be seen
whether the Americans cannot yet trump up as good
claim to the whole Of fisheries the French have to
part OF them. The claim recently set up by France
has bad the effect Of unfolding the treaties that have
been entered into between England, France and the
United States, on the Hsheries.
Two armed vessels sailed from Halifax on the 1th one
for Newfoundland and the other for Cape Sable 20 pro-
tec the fisheries. From Prince Edward Island We learn
that the nomin atoms for the Assembly we're TO be
made the 7h the general election taking place on the
14th July.
An address from the people to the Queen has been pre-
pared at Charlotte Town, against the removal Of The
troops from the island.
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Married..

Married,
On Saturday, May 7, by the Honorable Jacob A. Yves
taryet Mayor Of the City of New York CALEB GRUMNUS
OIL Sacramento, California, to Miss MARGARET BLAsKMAN
Of New York city.
On Wednesday, June % by the Rev A. Leo, Mr. JULIUS
GoLDsTnN to Miss MARY VAN PRAAG all of this city
On Monday evening June 20 by the Rev. James Mlett
ct his residence, a0S Broone stree., Mr.. RAYMOND
KNOWLES to Miss SUSAN S. FITZGERALD. Also Mr. TOBIAS
BURKE to Miss ANNETTE CArHARNE CoTuER all of this CITY,
On Tuesday, June 81 BY the Rev Charles Henry Hal
scy, OF Christs Church. HENRY GRAY Esq, 20 Mis-
LOUISA GAssHIT, daughter of John d. Gassnsr ESQ.
On WedGesdsy June %, BY the Rev. B T. Welch, D. D.,
Hon Eli PERRY Mayor Of Albany to Miss MATILDA CARO-,
LINZ, daughter Of VIM W. Todd. Esq, of this city.
On Thursday June 49, By the Rev. Frederick Pilch Mr.
BENJAMIN TAYLOR to Miss CHRISTINA f. second daughter Of
Andrew Selcrig, all OF Jersey City.
On Tuesday, jane q, BY the Rev. W. A. Maybn, Ed
WARD Il. BRlAR, of Huntington L. l., TO LOUISA daugh-
ter Of the late B. Hanford, NJ D., Of Monticello Sali-
van county, N. Y.
On sunday, June 49, by the Rev. j. Brown. Mr.. SAMUEL
DAvNPoET, Of .msroneck, to Miss LAURA A. SuSDER-
LAND, Of Ridge feld Conn.
In Brooklyn Wednesday, June % in the First Pres
byieian Church, by the Rev DR. Cox, GEORGE R. DOWN.
ING Jr t, SUSAN H. Cox daughter Of the officiating cIer
yMan.
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Court Of Appeals.
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
Senate.

ALBANY, June %, 1853.
THE NIAGARA SHIP BILL.
MI Pnam asked leave to report the Niagara Ship Ca
pAl bin.
Mr.. BABcocx objected.
THE pR0JncT.
Mr.. CooLxr, (dem asked leave to report upon the
Jones Woods Park bill. No objection made, and Mr.
e. submitted elaborate written report the minority
Of the committee. The position he assumed was that the
largo majority Of the people Of the city of New York
were in favor Of the central location instead the Jones'
Woods Ths central park would in his opinion far bet
Ter seconmodats the wants and wishes of the inhab
fants OF that city and 1t asked for by many thous
sanos OF them well as strongly recommended by the
upaDtmous vote Of the Common Councils vote which
might properly be regarded doubtful TO
the real merits of the proposition It not endorsed
by the Mayor himself which gave IL character worthy
Of our consideration. Those who anxious for the
Jones Woods Park, those who TO be more or
Y pecuniary benefited by IT, The number Of acres In
the central site Is seven hundred and sixty
and It's position is such to better by far venate the
city than would park In the other location The report
vas an able and interesting and adduced many
300 for preerrng the central location. good portion
of rss a interesting discussion upon the question
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Port or New York. juno ~. Hasa.

CLEARED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Foster, Charleston, Spodbrl
isson Go; Star Of the South Marks Norisans, raos
ship.-vicla shack.lsord Melbourne, W pugan; Ar
belt. ncls,Ig Boston Shines Hsisri Oxford, Street.
sl.ss wm s:.s, &s crs sa IL
BassIss c.i.pin rs: S:sshss:s s. Johns c Nc Ja
Duel (bsD) zsIzDg Cadiz, Fapch Il MsincSs Townsend
Jesss, p, ton, E,s iS.no: Van Brunt : sI.sS.:
ley Kingston Ja Everett Brown Faye steviIe (Dutcn)
Reier Curacao, d Agredo Co.
Brisaatine-Iohn Benson (Br), Smith, st John, NIB,
scnrs-I.aoy White, Terry, Boston, 8 W Lewis; Cams
win, Cuidsc Bolivar. Bech L Kunhsrat.
Stesmsr-Wss,ern Port Hall Baltimore Stacy.
sIoor-J D Fish, Babcock, Dishton. II Ravens.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Crescent City McGowau Aspiuwsu 18th inst,
to Roberts Jure 20, at 10 AM passed large French
ship steering ENE 2ls lat SO 49, lon IA 49, passed schr
Cat0Isct, hence for Sava ,Dah.
Ship Union lei, Of Batmore), Buxton, Canton March
9, and St Helena Nay 10, TO wildmerding Mount
Ship GarIick Walker Liverpool, May 49, with passea-
chip William Tell Fuuek Havre May 20 with coo pas
,o BARK aslburg GAM Meyer Harburg IS days. with
lss rsssenser;e 10 White ehor Piper & Karet.
90 Bark lark tapooa Eorw, Danneis, Newcastle Ens.
Big Fayorta, White Cludsd Bolivar, May o. :oMx
has had light westerly ws ia e c river during the
who 10 passage June H. lat "a lon 8o I5 smoke ,rk
Paex. o and from Phsdelphis Isr Isguayra. 10 days
New York for Port Prince, 10 dsys out.
Brig Eliza Wal (of FaDkfort), Hutchinson Neuyi-
tas. is days, TO Thos. Oven Il Sons
Brig Warren Brown (of wells) Bartlett Cisnfuegos,
brig Putnam Pierce savanilla, June l, to Everett
Brown.
Brig Mercy S. Cousens, Hichbogn. st Mary's, Ga, II
Brig Cur nipgham (of Frankfort, Me), Rich, Pen
| sacola, % days, tn Peck Church
Scbr Charles Hannum (of ProvincetowD Me), Bac,n,
days out, John McCsrty, of Kngsae, Ireland, pas
senger.
schI Premale (Por) Traves Lisbon IS days, to order
schr Tenerie (of BRISTOL Me) Burns, Cisnfuesos, II
| days.
| Schr Henrietta (of Bsngor), Gilman Cienfusgos n
days to Brett voso. June TO- off Double Headed Shot
Keys, spoke whale schr Palmyra, of Nantucket, on
cruise.
schr Tangent, Evans. Macbias. days.
Schr Southshore, Stems Matsgorda Texas, 81 days.
/ Schr Clinton. Smith, Matagorda, 2S days.
schr Smith, Smith, Charleston, days
schr Isabella Thompson, Bartlett, Wilmington, NJ,
days.
schr Lake Lake, Newbern, NC, 8 days.
| Schr AlOnzo Field, Newbern, NC days.
| Scbr Samuel Gilman, Berry, Portland days.
| schr A r Wetmore, Dearborn, Mystic.
| SAILED.
Steamships Southerner Charleston; Star Of the South,
NO, eans ships Liverpool Live pool Trade wnd Phil.
delThia; John AID Lucy, st John, NIB; bark Prescott
| Rio Janiero.
Ship John Croker also Br ship, with passengers.
| Three briggs, unknown.
| Wind at sunset, enc.
[BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TEIEdRAraI
| THE HIGHLANDS June 22-6 Pm.
Ship Liverpool and steamship southerner have gone 70
Ore brig going In the Hook.
Weather very hazy outside
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Vermont Wing Convention,

MONTPELIER, June o. 1853
The Wing State Convention met here to day at half
past eleven o'clock and called order by Mr. Bar
ker of Burlington, and subsequently organized as
foows-Hon. Edward Seymour, Of Addison county, Pre-
sident Samuel H. Kellogg, Charles s. Dana and R. Glea
son, Vice Presidents; A. Rodgers and ~ Vail se,re
taries Messrs Benedict, Harris Walton, Bsisdel Hay
den and Barrett committee 70 draft resolutions In the
afternoon the committee reported the following named
persons for State officers which subseq uenty con-
frmed by the Convention, viz
For Governor-Erastus Fairbanks. of st Johnsbury.
For Lieut. GoveInor-W.C &. Kttridge of Fair Haven.
For Teasurer-George Howes, of Montpelier.
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SAILING or THE CANADA-LOss OF THE SHIP JOHN
G. CALHOUN, OF BATH, ME.
Bosros, Juno %, 1858.
The royal mail steamship Canada Capt Stone sailed at
noon to-day with 161 passengers for Liverpool and
for Halifax She took out s424 900 in gold ibgot, and
$l2o. eco in American gold coin.
teegsphic despatch from Bath Maine, reports that
the ship John C. Calhoun belonging to that port bound
from New York for st. John, N. B., went ashore mo
cate gvsn) at Musquash Bay of Fundy and is supposed
to be wreck She of 7Os tons burthen six years
DID, AID was insured at three Offices in this city for
$4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
Memoranda.

Ship George Evans, at San Francisco from Philade-
phia MADE Cape Horn the 4th of March, after which
time he met with session OF light wuds and cAlns.
Crossed the equator the 2ad of April in lon 124 w.
Schr Geo Corner 101 TONS years old, built at Bal
timore has been purchased for the African trade at
$500.
Died at Kingston Jamaica May %, Mary Bacon, wife
Of Capt Bacon Of Hyanns, Mass, master OF schr
Hannum of Provipcetown, Mass.