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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw.YORK.....
Cleared.

slir-Andover, Berry. New Orleans w. Nelson 4 Son.
scooncn-N W Smith. Hobart Charleston, McCresdy A9tt
Co Chhres Colgate Nicts. Ba timore. Mailer Lord
Propeler-Mount Savage. Post Baltimore P v Coal Co.
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iniurea BY blors from s.ones.

Michael Murray. badly injured BY blovs from stones
He may recover. L. h-,;so1
Jtmcs Slaven he'd bic bead badly cut and oody of"se''
with stones Ills recovery iseobs.derea dono,,m-
nm, v,.,er5ey Oficers Ward, sterrett Murphy and
p'rrs fthe Second Ward, arrested the above name
,er1re as also .hose whose given below. on
f. of bsjpg concerned in the riot; Michael Cash Pat
- sn;b Pasick Murray, James and Patrick Ciark,
pst;ek sayep, Christopher and Brian Gilleu, Jane.
Ps.ah Michael Fagan aud Christopher Fox. The Injured
ogetber with Of the Others, were held IN
bonds for examination on the 2sih inst.
RopprRY During Saturday night the house Of Mr. A.
Jsrvis No IA South Fifth ST., feonousy entered and
s7o en- from biz pantsOons which hung upon the
foct OF the bed The money consisted Of $50 bill the
Pacfc Rank Of New York and $40 blu on the Morris
County Bank Of New jersey.
BOY SHoT-Yesterday afternoon a lad, whore name or
residence we could not ascertain accidentally shot by
party of boys in Tenth st. who were diseharging oT
he piece loaded with powder and shot He was not ser
ously injured.
sTuIs fs FRTY COUETRY. On Saturday evening, q
HAYS while under the Influence Of
ru deheAey knocked do lady who accompanies BY
io IN the fsce BEFORE he eond be sresed be proceeded "a
f corner end Nnthsts where he Knocked down an
Oicefs Shernan and Ansiln
pursued arrested Hays who mlde
The rrsoner teing placed IN eel with cooed man. WI
IVES nesp time ieizcd him by the throat and
a. Ist him The proved 20 be hard she'll and hs
efeer were under sy OF interfering in behalf o. dayes
rpon h,s BY s,seg that That this free country and
ma do he pleests'
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ALNAsAc..... rHts DAY.
3 81 A0oS-hnes eek ,1m
......raIs DAY
ssndy Hook4 sea Gov Island. IS 2a Hell Gate ..7 0iu
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N. B. EDGAR, Treasurer.

DANK of NORTH AMERICA-The Board of Di
ID have THIS DAY declared dividend of cent,
ser January The transfer books will be closed
iruu the q th inst till the day OF pas ment.
WORK, Dec. H. 1853 L. SEYMOUR, Cashier
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Arrived.

Steamship Pacific from Liverpool Dec IA at II A. NJ mss
and 10 L. Collins Co On the 18th, st II o'clock
seanef Atlantic lat 20 - lon. So H. The fIcic has hal
ven heeyy weather from Ion J - -
sir All Union (of ooston) Stubs Hsyre Nov H. mde and 235
rs,.enge tal WE'LL T. Ilurbut Go. SD in with snip
sauoset Dec South Shoals spoke shp Georsctown ron
Cda for New-y6r Nov - while eeina topsas John
Bark Portland Ade Cienlego Nov y sugar %
Moses yIor 9Th lat 81 ~, Ion ~ exchanged sgaAh
with bris pol, on Of Portland steering On the night
ara encountered nendous gale from = 20 T. Has
beep Is north lat 81 viii Onnra and l. gales w
of sandy ook Friday last when The wind came out W.
Bark sarah 1un Daily sssua Ia Gande 25 days aud
Bari Harvest Nichols Savannah 10 days cotton &c sarg
CeArmsn 4 Co.
Bark Flash wilson Cruz n day., via Havana II days hides
Brs Leader & Crosby Grand Tui IT. H. II days salt to II
scbr Comrrore Stevenson Dellwtre day corn 70 Fox
schr Wake Briggs Wilmington ay naval stores TO L > Pow
shr MonezunA Richardson Po,tsyle C., 20 days, naval
stores TO master experienced very heavy weather lost part
deck load.
schr John Totten wsiers Virginia. oysters
Hull, Savannah 18th inst cotton 70 master
sh Pocshonta Buckley savannah days cotton 20 master
ahneon, Drew Washington, n c. naval stores to Bate
sc6r Rachael Jane Simmons Washington n c., days nsy,
master.
schr Jane, Pratt Norfolk IS hours naval stores
sebr John w Bell Rsyner Salem days gain master.
scr Rowland Rayner adophia 8dsys to mister
sshr white Davis, New-haven bound TO Virginia
Schr 4 B Preston, - New Haven bound 70 Virginia
wIED-sunrise s Meridian w.sw4 Sunset, w.Nw.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY. !
TyrAsuRrRs OFFICE No 80 Wast, NewYork Dec H. 1887
DIVIDEND-An interest dividend at the rate OF
~ SEVEN PR CENT per up to January 1884 on
The amount paid Stock of the Illinois Central Rail
road Company been deead and will be paid the ohce Of
Compary on and TUESDAY January 85i The Transfer
Books will be from the eth no the 3rd poximo inclusive
By order of the Executive Committee.
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ofFie. or tss CANVsA AND scssCrAASSs RALROAD.
Ne y Beavers, New-iork. Dec ~ lgS3
INTEREST ON THE BONDS of tLis ComDany
eue JAzuary 1854 w be paid at tbs oses on su1 ,te h.t
dAfe. uIel prsseusfea of the Coupons
THEODORE srUR6Es Treasurer
NoTlCE.-MECHANICs and TRADERS SAY,
~ iNus RANN-fAterszf Tie rate of n- c1-s -, go,
WaLTFn I-Nnpptstfr
Jasrs HarsHr Sec.
SPRlNG VALLEY SHOT and LEAD MANU-
- toMPANYThe annaA election Of Trustee,
ei h .emp.sy VII be acid an TUESDAY loh ssy Of
seat Their caes No lj rsonNst cornsr OF Nsiaensns
1ts Peii vii eges 4, sclSel ssi 10. a. esk P NJ
CuARIEs " HENRY, seSTes1y
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OgTICE or TnF ILLINOIS CENrRAL HALROtD %, I
Hew.York December p, 1888 y
$3OOOO0 LoANISs 10 yll ..u, ss1ssa as a. l1:s

Of Illinois Central RniToai company showed ~ ~.
srbeYs on the 18th day of June m will payable on rDA
January 90 1884 AZ the Oce Of the Company No 80 Wallet
By order Of the Executive COMMITTEES, r
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Gnancial.

METROPOLITAN BANK-DIvIDEND.-A Div.
Na dend OF -FOUR PER CENT Of the profits Of the last
have this dag been ssred pysbe to the Stockholders
on or aft the 6rst Monday in January 1ext
The Transfer will be closed the 9Th December 70 ,nc
% Of January, ,inclgsye.-New-York Dec . ls55 . =,
- II siEIGS, Jr, Cashier.
DEOFLE's BANK DIyIDEND.-The Board of
il Directors OF PEOPLES BANK NEW YORK have this
day declared dividend Of three sna Oneh @ per cent. Of the
Profits month payable and seT the Sd OF jan
4 The ranser books closed till day OF YORK
nee "a 1855 @. DE ANGELS Cashier
GRocERS BANK NEw-YoaK, Dee 81, i5A
A DIVIDEND of Three and one-half (3l) per cent
"A will be paid 20 Stockholders Of this Institution oa and a
SAMUEL Il. WHITE, Cashier
OyTIcE or McRIGAN SOUTHERN AND NoaT6ERs INDIANA
R,nRosD CoMPASEs No. IS William St. ~ " Dec IL, 1893
nIVIDEND.--A dividend of Ten per cent. on the
Dcsps stock ofhsse Companies has this day been deeeG ot
the last months payable OF the once OF ne 'on
panes and after the Sd January next -,
appropriated to the construction OF the
in Indian and Michigan the dividend made pay
able srucon Stock" bearing cent Interest until the
completion Of the work. -.
All fractional parts of shares will be paid In cash
Holders stoc notified that interest thereon
eight cent annuui VIII be psd
In Gosh Al this of after the Sd January next
The books will be CLOSED from tho I'd nss TO the "a jan
usfy By order Of the Board Of Directors. - -
EDWIN C. LITCHFIELO, Tre~urer.
" VoaY Nc
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OllIcE OF rRE CvM3ERt.No Coat AND Il

BOSTON, CONCORD and MONTREAL RAIL
A. ROADIhe Coupons on the Bonds Of the Bodon osssa
and Montreal Railroad due tho lst Jauutry will he rs9
Oaice of J. a. UNDERWOOD SON, No; q Merehrs L.
change q MINOr, rTeasas.s
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,1,BE YEw.YoRK CENTRAL RAILROAD CON-
oTTIcE OF TaE DAvFals AND scsauEaaSSA Coat Con.sf
hEw-YoRE. Dec. r. IsA J
DROPOSAIS for a LOAN-PropOsals in writing

are invited the oekhode9 Of this Company ed ss
other Tor part the whole Temporary LOAN
FOUR HUNDRED and TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAEA
for the term aid three years. Interest 1 seses
cent per payable mi annually Proposals viii be eeeIs
until 18th inst Full particulars and
Ills Loan which made highly favorable 70 the lenders can
had on scson the Once OF the Company No 90 Bes!er O.
by order OF she Board Of Directors , a. -
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OFFicE ULSTER CoMPASY, No. 20 NAssaust, Dee. IL
MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS of this

4 MEETING OF the STOCKHOLDERS 0f this Con
IN panv will be held this Oce The second ruesdav hl
Januty 1854 for the purpose elecus Tusees tie sass
year, and for other business
Tho ros III be open from PM The Transfer Bol
viii be c.csed sew 70 DAYS previous lie election.
4. IL BIr fTERNORTH sac-st.r,
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CosIIskNI.L BArK nE"-i ss, =, - 10y a.
A DIVIDEND OF -FOUR (4) PER CENT on the
Car Stock Bank hss declared payable on the
5h The Transfer Books will be closed nom the
the 5th Of January nelusiys - ,oo..., -
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SUICIDE OF FRANKLIN = % -

"e gentleman, who married few rno,t, -.
s ., mo Washington CITY familv-,b,, or
W Mr' D. Is. French late of Fauouicr conn,y
d on Friday morning last. threw himself mn !.
ue' 'raln oil cars on the rail road AT New Ro
o'e'e' New ork, and was literally crushed
20 atoms The act was witnessed by many
ana was accompanied by circumstances proy.
Jug clearly that II was one of premed,tato1
sea-nurder. For some time before. he Ind
neen lahorng under great depression of snir
u.s. arising from the fact that he was baun,ed
by LADY with whom he had been connected
III marriage, It IS said, in California. She late.
" arrived IN New York from that quarter. and
at once threatened to prosecute him for b;ga.
my we have every r, asonto believe,and are
haPpy To be able to write, that in CONTRACTING
MS last marriage, Mr.. Gray was not aware
that his former matrimonial obligation had mol
been sufficiently obliteraicd by the action of
I he law 10 leave him entirely at liberty to form
that connection legally. Distress oil mind at
hndlGg himself III such situation undoubtedly
drove HIM TO the desperate deed. A few DAYS
before thus committing suicide he made a
WILL In " hich he settled upon his last wife, the
daughter of Mr.. French, in her own right, San
anclsco property Of an annual income of
@36,0OO per annum. The sympathy of the
community with Mr.. French and his estima.
BILE family, Is deep and abiding = WASHINGTON
Star.
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, fitted out Tor inmedi.

Eur ships are being fitted out Tor mmedi.
.,e service at the arsenal.
a'g The he Redffs of Constanlinoplc have received
orders to muster,
ora sanitary intendance has been abolished at
The English ambassador received els.
..,cb on Friday, the 9TH inst, brought by
Pand, and on the following day courier left
The Journal at Constantnople opnes that
.bonld a collision occur, Admiral Dundas
,''onl5 have chief command of the fleet and
come French General any troops which might
be landed.
The correspondent of the Trest Zeitung
.,,r;,e. tina, the Turkish fleet in the Black Sea
n,mbers 1000 guns. and the Russian fleet in
the same sea 1900
According to the Turkish accounts 40, 900
,oIonl, ers have Already reported themselves
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

MELANCHOLY END OF NEARLY WHOLE
PAINFULLY the railroad collision at Chicago
last April, an unknown mana woman and two
boys were killed and an infant clld,unlnJured
was taken from the ruins. The dead bodies
Were buried,and their graves marked unknown
and the infant taken in charge by respectable
family in Chicago. A few days ago, two young
men and young aydy arrived there,and sooo
ascertained that the unfortunate unknown per-
sons were their father, mother and brothers
The name of the family was Kellogg and they
werefrom New York, on their way to Mlnneso-
ia, where the two brothers resided al the time
The infant, too, was recognized as their ltile
sister. Another brother,aged l7,belng still ms
sing, the grave of another of the victims OF the
accident, (who when buried was supposed tc
be Mr. Misner) was opened and instantly re-
cognized as the lost one. This is the saddes'
tale of all connected with this memorable cat
astrophe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23
WASHINGTON 1faia.S.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Dr. Gardiner has
sent out counter commission to Mexico.
Several changes and promotions Of clerks
We're made in the Treasury department to day
Collector Campbell, Of Rochester, is coming
in person to get his deputies confirmed He
still refuses to listen to the Presidents sug
gesion of a compromise with the Hunk
ers.
Mr.. Walker did not accompany Judge Mar
cy to New York last evening. His Western
trip will be delayed few days.
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TribgllP Of RPAnPPI.

AT called meeting OF the Board OF Managers of the
INN AoreeH Orphan Asylum AsSociation,' held al Dr.
Allson's, on Wednesday morning July 20, 1858, the
following resolutions Were unanimously adopted
|. Resoloed That we deeply delore the affecting
dispensaton of a-wise and in-crutable Providence
which has removed from our mid- by the stroke of
death, beloved sister and conborel Mrs. john 7.
DAVIS.
2. Ruolyea, That by this mournful event this Asso-
citation has lost of its rmest supporters, the Board
OF Managers of its most efficient members and the
inmates of the Asylum true aud tender friend.
J. Resolced, That sincerely sympHthize with tie
bereayed family of our beloved sister, aud offer them
our heartfelt coincidence.
ReSolcez. Tha the Editors of the daily city IN
pers be respectfully requested publish these rrocee
dings, and that copy be transmitted the bercaycd
umily.
And then the Board adjourned.
LUCY W. OTEY, F. D.
+. W. MoRFoRD. Sec'y pro tenn.
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IRELAND.
TIE QUEEN $ VISIT.

Drp1Iy, July 5th.-The announcement OF
The Queens flying visit TO the Dublin Indus,ri-
al Exhibition appeared in the mail Of last night
and The notification Of Her Maj, sty's stay in
the Irish metropolis being Intended to be lin
tied to three days Caused universal disappoint-
ment-a panic would more fifty describe the
state of public feeling. There is, alas to be
no State entry-no levee--no drawing room
not even a Inception Nay, it is more than
doubtful whether the Queen will be the guest
Of the Lord Lieutenant, the probability being
that the illustrous visitors, during their three
days sojourn, will make the Royal Yacht their
Mace Of residence.
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L.. --l....-....la..e.....ag1EROM pETER HURG


hfchWOHd
Springs. Through u, tro days
THE Virginia & Tenn. Raroal Company now pro
sent the qnckcst, snlic-t aud chrapoat route, with
increased lncillios before offered hy any line In
the travelling public visiting the Vfgnia Springs.
Passengers lowing Richmond dnily ut 6o'rloekP NJ
(Snndays excopfcd) by Messrs Boyd Edmond 4 Cos
line Of packets with experienced COMMANDER or lh'
mex morning at O'clock A. NJ by the Dapyille Rail
road meeting passengers leaving Petersburg att o'clock
A. NJ the suno morning at the junction of the South
side iailrond will proceed TO liieos Sutton whore they
will find line of new and superior Troy Conehca, fine
horses aud experienced drivers In rcadneas TO convey
them with the most possible Dispatch will roneh Lynch
burg eay in the evening in time 10 hive good night
rcpt aud fntethe Cps OF the Ynginn Tennessee Rail
Road ut o'clock A NJ. next morning 10 Bonsnch - n
distance OF AZ miles two hours in connection with
Farsh& Cos old established line of Stages, 80 we'll
lown Ia the travelling public or their snlety md dis
patch well supplied with new Coaches excellent horses
accommodating agents and drivers endy 10 convey them
to the Mountain louise 10 supper, mud nter comioft
Bile nights rest the White Sulphur Springs before 10
O'Clock tho mkt morning, the second day inter leaving
Lynchburg,
Returning passengers will lcnvo tie hite Sulphur
Springs At 3 o'coclP NJ, doly, (Sunluys excepted
Rcd Sweet and Sweet Springs nj O'Clock I. M. and
arrive the Mountain House ~ supper, lenFihB INC
next morning day light brcnkinstnR Mt SCOTS arrive
At Bonsaeks al IA o'cloc, I. Mnnd LynrhburR ot %
T.. M, lrnve Lynchburg same evening by Picket Mt .
o'clock +. M. for Richmond thriving tho second morn
ing nj 4 o'clock A. M--orbv stagos Mt l21 A. Mr.
from 10 o'clock in tho morning, and Sonthside khil
road 10 Petersburg and Dneie Railroal 10 Riohnond
arriync anne evening Mt o'clock +. NJ.
RaIes ol fare fran Richmoud ami Pac,aba1B
BY Boyd 4 Diamonds Packet from Richmond
and Vrginin X Tennessee kuroad 10 White
sulphur Springs, W w
to Sweet Springs, y. w
BY Danvillo Railroad from Richmond and South
side Rairond from Petersburg, md sngea 10
Va g. Tenn. Rail Rond TO White Sulphur
Sn,inc.. $40. 80
to Sweet Springs, .=.....,,,, " 'o
THOMAS SHARP.
supt transportation,
WITS Vu.8' Tenn X n.
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1853
1853 Southern Enterprise. 1854.
"a l s3..z IL
PARISEN & KINGS

VIRGINIA, N CAROLINH &. TEANESSEE
Ftcigh, Pactage anil Parcl EXPRESS
TENO aud from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
i Richmond per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Scnboard and Roa
noke, Weldon y Wilmington, CASTOR 3 Ralcigh, Peters
burg Weldon, Petersburg Richmond, Richmond and
Fredericksburg South Side, and Va Tenn. ltniroads
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from Tie
different points the Railroads TO almost every point
throughout the above Sates-hrOnlh in chnfgc o sPe
cia Messengers Merchants avang themselves ol this
line for the transportation Of heir Merchandise nay
pose full confidence in its great expedition and econ"
my Of rates.
Merchants in the interior Of the above Suites order
Ing Goods from Baltimore and Philadelphia. to the carr
of Parisca g. Kings Elress Ot Norfolk, Petersburg ~
Richmond, may depend upon having all ehoges paid
md their Goods forwarded without the cn delay and
free Of all drayrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern offer,
No . Boyclay iSt1eet. N. J.
W b. PARISEN. Southern O6ice,
Corner Infringement anu Ennis
PaySburg Va.
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EntnL Acciaent.

PHILADELPHIA, July ia small boat,
when leaving the ferry slip at Camden, this
evening, with three gentlemen and FIVE ladies,
bound on pleasure excursion to CooPer's
Creek was run into and swamped by the
steamer William Penn. Three ladies, named
Mary Guvanier, of Philadelphia, and Mary
Mclaughlin and Margaret Price, of Camden,
were drowned and the others saved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

Charles Andrews is the name Of tho person
who has been arrested in Westminster county,
N y on the charge of attempting to throw
the Harlem railroad cars off the track. The
New York Mirror intimates that he was the
tool Of Wall street stock spectators, but il can
hardly be supposed that the most abandoned
Spectator could be SO heartless as to be con-
cerned in any manner il such fiendish act
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Terrible Acci1ent-D Dreadful Situation.

Terrible Accident-DreadfM Situation.
NIAGARA FALLS, July 1.-TWO men were
carried over the Falls this morning. aud both
lost. A third is now clingng almost on the
brink Of the yawing cataract, with almost Ger,
tain death awaiting him. The scene isthriI-
ling beyond descrip ton. Hundreds Of specta
tors are gazing at the man on the brink in
breathless and fearful anxiety. All three were
in boat and got drawn into the rapids
The names have not yet been ascertained
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
=--=-H---H--z7-=
Tdegraphcd for the Lynchburg T'rginian.
RICHMOND. July 9.

A recent arrival from the fisheries says thai
the people of st. Johns Island mud Cape Bro
ION. who formerly petitioned fr official ves'
els to drive off American fishermen, now petl
ton for their restoration as formerly. The pres
ence Of the fishermen heretofore brought con.
siderable business to these points, whilst now
they will soon be in starving condition, and
obliged to call upon government for peeunlory
aid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

SUICIDE OF Brokers IN PARIs.-A French
letter states that dozen or more stock jobbers
OF Paris have blown out their brains In conse
quence of the Aucluation of the stock exchange
during the agitation of the Turkish question
This is taking the Emperor's ullmatum more
seriously than the Turk.
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EdrHquake.

BosroN, LILY Is 1.-TWO distinct shocks of
an earthquake, No elt in Portland on Sunlay
morning, t.,.,,, r,.n lie and six o'clock. Many
cities v.ro = ,ascd from their beds by the
SHAKING d rumbling developments. The
barque Maid OF Orleans. arrived at Salem, re-
ports having experienced the shock of an earth
quake at sea on The 29th ut.
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ODeaing of Montreal Railroad.

PoRTLAND,Ju July 19th-The first train from
Montreal arrived last evening and was salnted
with thirty guns, the ringing Of bells, and the
hurras of large crowd. The Mayor welcomed
the guests, the bands played "God Save the
Queen" "Hail Columbia &c.
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FOR NEW YORK
) Mail Line per the SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

'INtlE new and elegant sidc.whecl stcam- > Ts-'
Il ship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish, )sszSs< aaz. -
will enve Petersburg vim. City Point every Tuesday
Evening, and the ROANOKE, Capt Cavendy,) every
Friday Evening for New York
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
Slute Rooms. $40 01
Stcernge passage. 3 90
For speed, comfort and safety these Steamships are
exceeded by the and travellers will find il
the most pleasant the north they viii thcta-
10y avoid the dust and frequent changes Of the areos
- Iiehets issLedu 10y office on Sycamore Street
SAM'L. G. BAPTIST, Agt. Pacsbug
20 "A passenger froin leaves the Appomnitox depot
every Tuesiay and fridayet hail past O'Clock.
to connect with the Steamships City Point. Passcn.
by the South-side Railroad will reach Petersburg
time 10 take the ours for the steamers. S. &. b.
July l1-ts
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Nrw ORLEANS, July 90

Adyices from Santa Fe to Juno l1th, states
that tho Governor had received orders from
the Mexican Minister Of State, 10 evaouOte
Mecella Valley. The difficulty is probably
settled.
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SRY LUDLAM.

pALL! BALL!!-Through the persuasion oil
I'D many friends, hive consented To furnish anotll-
Grala Ball al the BBalo Springs, in Amherst, on
Thursday. the 28th of july at the low price Of 81, und
pledge oursely TINT pains expense will b, spnr
ed to make il superior To the furnished the
4th of July last which largely attended mud,
Laspy To say, gave entire satisfaction.
~ I4f27iy RAINE & KYLE.
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RefuSed tn GOm1nMLe.

TRENTON, N. j, July 19dh.-The Court of
Pardons, after consultation to-day, had refused
to commute the sentence Of eating, sentenced
to be executed on Thursday, for the murder of
Patrick O'Brien, in Bergen
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THE GREAT EXHIBITION.

Yesterday was most cheering Jay in the
beautiful halls of our Exhibition. The mum.
bers amounted 10 9,743, and the excitement
was unbounded when the rumor gained ere
dence that it was the intention Of the Queen to
visit the Exhibition.