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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

CVt7rrsTos June T-CoTToN-Sle to-day f55 bales
Of 830liic The merket is firm and tends upward
stles OF CoTToN today 80 bales prices ranging
sai1lc. The market is uubar god respect
NEWORLEsNs June The aet o. CcTToS t-ly have been
prices TIE CauadaG reahe here 10
The receipts to-day have ben 9 bes aud me
eSrosts SUGAR du and declining Nee PoRg fn 1t So
lime 8-CoT1Os firm The days J' 5000 bales AZ fall
prces The s,oct hand a. this port f. 49, go bsss
CHrLfsTOr June qe sales c COTTON durng The week have
feen bacs prices ranging from sDc The market
lc nddng fair The recruits q the week have been
4l5O Iales the stock hand here 81 p so bales.
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EHFOKrs, SEPTEMBER I TO MAY %.
sn.Ig So


The excess here is 900 in four articles since Septem
her at the actual export values per customhouse
Tie breadstus sent to Great Britain only. This
amount in increased exports involves return Of at least
s2ao0OO0O worth OF imports in specie or goods and the
latter is clearly the most seryiceable 20 country which
counts California among IFS members What is chiefly to
boremarktd however the great increase in Wheat and
Wheat and Flour exported in Of low prices
abroad The amount nearly 100000 to Great Br2in
40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

sale. of stoeI,s nt Ph,Iadelphia.

First Boardloo Reading 4i Do 4 % Do 81 Coo Do a.
70 DO 4l Hnehl n, 7oj Is do sc, ~ Far N oh TX
ss. 2C0 Pnn 81 81 600 DO 0ti Mech b. 32 20 Penn K
"a 90 Beaver mesdow r. r. S7 LOCO Kensnson W. W0s si
Ssosd IoG,G-I3o Mech b. so; 1890 n Y &C. 81 2 100
Sch Nsv ryef ssi; io0 d. "a 100 Long ISLAND III 250C
Amb. o. 10 sg; % Union g. 1g Leigh Nsy "a SVo "a
pu Ga fl OG Chest Mining a 200 Morris ~ 80 eav Md
" Penn Il r. "a no g. ~ BIZ 900 Le.sh 6g 40, 99l.
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DIED.


srpREwslt Albany JuBes Charles H. Andrews printer VI
J1ns l. Mr. Edward Dspey Of LousvIo Ky II me
~ = iss Aoazo W. infant OfJna C. a"d HF'
rff r.. cfnF. -. s.. .sbs,.r.
rsTIr(lY On O. about me May, hry A1n ci
lsysers rnorls fsverai year loyi aud Delo'so h
M fnfiy Of Chores IL Clayton. :. n. =.
were iound nosfins the Eat RIVER a. y
en- eunSav evsring Sch instant ev6enty the ' VI N
~ - an fx rrn n Greer vocd Cernetery
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p,uaac,nhIa Marker. .Tsvnso.Y. Junes.

TIE CoTroN Market undergone change and the s haze
hem ned. cargo Of Aeeeuy Brmiuous Coal sold q lsc
ltsh further mail ae Of No leIc iron ARE y az made a. -
= tim There has ffe derlard r FLOUR sd only Lou
were drosod of g 81 T. III FOR liked and 90 d "
I'm udirg felCc brands ~ % 81 IlTe d GOD entrd r
city ocntu ion sd eou - es sd a. - - ~ i1f ~
ana food hards 75d . Cx according 70 quality "a
Eyr F oUr frl CoRN uohng doing GR,N-The m7t il
resry bare n1oa AID n IS wanted S Of D bs'-
rrc PEN varis White Iyae ard 100 bush Re-, o..
81 Cs = lush~ vl j. dvslce RYs : more ,i'ea sier
lrsh fr efoaf Cows j. In limited re-les- Se Of 3uo
Inn yellow osy Southern - s. a6ci as OF White oars
IRE dan go lrsh. fenor Mayanbsd 81 fic snd 100 bush
perusvris ~ &c IL GrocERlEs and Provisions change.
WHISKY ~ improved Sales Ct $50 bis z.e hhds z, All
nrrd at 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

NEWORLEANS June 8Ar ships Vaudali. and GeienS New
YoII Eaus Warts blrks Esane nd LAs bosten
scfr S'erl ~ Batch, New-Acrk r.,,,
BOSTON, June 9-Arr bus Hr.nls Londo1i Loretto faa
ri; tra Teos CO schrs John O. F.xon, Bucysyle c. j. T.
Bertire A1ardris: A. Trren Baltimore Florida, Asw-i ORR
steamer ueeu Of Msy CD ships William Piten shedlc n
b. Ab,fpo johns terk Conc Chareson Ide1a Bat1ors
schrs {. W Dyer, Aux Cages; White sqaa AeNinaai Coma
PoRTsMoUTH \. H, June s.Au ship Cromwell Balls New
II
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IL he brig codp Sr from M1rqoQb-Mrs Callc children and
2servtnts; Mis- Bacon, Mr.. A. Fraus, Mr. l.. Mntos.
he t0rk Ger. Poh Onioirl Cro and 81 Tiom1-Rey.
Mr. KIauh LADY, child ard Nirgiuia A. Pcen
Porto Rico IL Barrow lady, child aud van does;
~ Coutitr OF Porto Plato Mrs p James children srysni
ST. Thomas DAVID koaes MIS- Moore Child aud tCox
{. \ Adams j. Of Boston; L. SubkeIt, Princeton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

LLoTD's AGENcY. MEssSA May l3Ihe authorities have
that tie 10th rs light will be placed Point soe
Cope Guo the Southern OF sicily aud not lar from
Af1zcra.
twill be fourth class and constant varying in bancy every three
erected tower Of the elevation OF metres y ~ aud yis
be a q distance Of II miles.
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PHI ADELPHIA, Jure 9-Avircd-grg yus tbrl PsrSer,
Ponce Geo OBJ Ro' rn, Newcastle sclf H. IaJs)n
E.oidge Boston, barge Dekaah. Albany
Bl.cs BrsLdyVIne Comach Fernambucoi Ihonas ana
Sm,cy Boston, Clcopee Tly 3 Bo0n Bercnto M).-
tor ssgua Gsrde: scrs T. Prescott GIkey Boston, Fieud
HeIet 90. Z. Q. Scott Bud. NaTen. r. l.
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.o,,. ., seaea M Country Ms, and sl 5ods2 20 TO- City
He' ard HsPssted oe.so az 80 Reef Hs. 49, s.sy
sses Of l5e hbs ga r soed Chs 40 - 40 S9i
~, ~ h., ie fer sbrutr5 aud etc fr Hss Lid
shsdo teer the isr-a b rci very &C. = sai -
'E0ic sra NcV y lsc -o.. Chfesa 70 n ir i aad
a. s,tet sal and roural s. FOR Spans aad s. 80
iRoS@1tere is rather fnps. ,Yg;-5t: al ss, ofas
TALIOw-A moderate inquiry Prices are unehAnis ed Sales OF
1etfO n prime Philsdephis a. &C. essh ,o . 20,
HAY-A rood deusld Tor chipping Sales OF ID bales Oh a. 81
FISH Our rI.t r Dry Cod !. dan bat re.ay s,.s 2n
~ e w,etrrel emsnd SIss n 81 bh q.
tfa % for No ara 81 81 for No2 lrre tnn.eicu sad r. FAR
= vihos; change. ss Of sl boxer AZ ~ -asi AN &c ~
sEIs . change and the demand modrls slss or p
RIcE"There is 10 change price; hear Of sales Of s. teL At
TRE CRACKERS ore in fair demand "a n: gaa:ai'H. With
etsufe: sales 60 toTes Csnton ~ ~ u en- a. -
IS 30 Tsste-a md west.Ir At i5aerc.
COFFEEA ea6y usst: sas have h.sn 'nate o. 20 Bag Ro
stcARs ere frm d ard shtt az 'V ~. "a
mol seT-Tbe rllfietis TOR this srels; small eI At Dc
f Cus rsonrslo; &c Cayed Cuba Be N NeOeins and
HIDFS-e sIrvsls are aoae.te the demand fsir Sales 20
ssn Ju,n T. D. ftl'c e n % 70, lOlci 4' bleno AsFe ~ 10
iIF6TITRhcre T. r. cd demand for heavy Hsaosk Sole but
q tbs he EtcsE Is saa hfht ma I c "a. 9N
OILs-0af asEet fr Enrh Lnseed heavy With moera.e
Eateard &c. srern steady SAFES - saon aau e9a pins
NAVAL sT0BEs-sps Turrentine heavy and q9's. ses Of
RESIN orie, S,ies Of Geo his ~ 81 $50 81 20
fOTATCEs-l market wei supplied and heavy Msreers and
Ca-,rs - gllac cash demand shipping limited ~
srS e h Good demand Tor ne" 'esoi BeHnlaas al = %
HENP-qhe market steady moderate business dan1; s,B
ofu dressed 81 Sas 81 100 bales dressed At q % 81 ~
Currau llc LOO loxes Rns a. > ~ y cases safnes aosc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

Sch, Planter Of Kns.ou Me- Rsynois IS de- fn NsSofes
c,r :, ctauton III 81 lat u D. onG ~ p'Ae
- :, Tsleps In Havana or New-ioTt
SIR Randolph Eudeott d I'm "a ior Ta 90 ooani''
- z,sth Ho-.rrd d. hn washu='ou " c. vth naval
s,c 70 Bsfc1nn IN dsUw sailed IL conFanT VIII sn lla
JTsene and Baltimore d. Wiz Soar &C to John
In W. Price Hairnnre e. Wiz f5u- &C 20 Mallsf Lod
sfr Y,ntee Roibinson. Harvich 10, wihfsa - mater
sebr Fa Iockwocd Rciiosou Harwir- IDS with nah 70 ~
sefr T FIis FIlis Harvich ds- vrh f.h.
SER wrv fof New Haven Means Mlianzas ds, with piae
srr 70 Fesrso May ~ la; , 81 long 81 g. spoke hF Anr
ser fsEs Me.ih Norfolk with ud,e stnsss Clear
seSr Ws ton Fowler Alsrarda dsr VIII aosT, L. to S'a
-ss Cesru-r Go ,.-,.-.. 4. T.,
ser Arr Wosu Petsiurs a. with four and iosi'e' jas
SIR ion Wright Dekersou Portland c.. Ia. with stone
sehr T-rc. e joe. Hal Portland. CT ? ds. With soue
ser " 'scn Hell. Lsverce Toriiard c.. Is with sone'
sef- p Anderson srh Porr',ud. Ct d. with rone
SER White Cloud - New. Haven day ~ ballast .r
SER Eve'ccu Treat Of Fsrk1-tl sEiytna X Il c.
rnclrnesa- tsrsruds, 70 master - u n o
schr Aaron Mo-e, f0f Camden \ - rNiny 1iayahA 49,
q with sugrr Gud rolassss 70 J. y OLafaviA . - r,os
sch Ncuucb (rl SaRndsrs Alsc0a L d. win ui AS "
selr J1 ard l (of Asdson) Crowei Euevta' Is d. VIII
surrr uolsr-cs honey czsrs % T. Owen son .,
Prom Ter Shetucket, Oeer New-LonGcn Z hours WIN l"
sA1ITp-shrs Gszee fCp7erl -d San F9sis,o Wtnhea
200. lsr rr San Francisco; (Bren) krdn 10. =
Johrz y. B. Ma--irlt Evans fra--, ~. L01~S-' 49,
Set. fr New-Oi,eans. -. l. ..
FFTOW-shir Hudson White NerOreans Dc, w-h mise 10
Frost & Hcks; also ship, bark and orss
WIND-sunset, : :. T.
The eppcrp Young America Bsbsek leres to' sAn FAn'o
.hrr de- omar
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Ocean Rfenmers,
fTaAmrEs TO lRRIvE RON EURoPE

Pacific from Liverpool for New T.
from Liverpool for New ork ...June
HumtC Sailed from souiham FOR Jane g.
Niagara Sailed from Liverpool FOR Boston H.
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ReceInfa of Produce

~ Hpa,on Rcy Bocfs-i6OC2 bbs Flour p do As 80 do.
lky DO Meats 22 do Pork 40 pigs Lard 30 do Cheese
u,5Ct buth. Csts, 1861 do. Wheat, 5ol5 do. Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

MINIATURE ALMANAC
SUE Rses......4 ~ ses....7 81 Moon Sets.-..l0 ia
HIGH WATKR.....THls
SsEdy Hosk 27m Gov. Island. 10 LIS Hel Glte.... 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

ship Margaret Evans snorhsr ship, barts and bs ou'w1
bcr1d have anchored near the sIil -,
esrk va a. Cuba ffn Havana ming in pas me 1o)s
Sir Hrfson New. Orleans coming IL Ec1r tle Bal
Or shlr. two larks IN The oein-
Nirdli light 10 the ) Weather clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
TVHE NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD CON.

street. J. r. MCLEAN, seerstsry
VHE NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
u PANN-NOTiCE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS Notice
hereby gwen the pursuance ofte Of bearing
date the dav Of May
Albany sh nctGy Railroad Company Toy
hpold Company the Utica Schenectady Railroad Company
Mohawk valley Railroad Company the Syracuse and Utica
Ioto Coz cny The Syracuse and Utica Direct Railroad Company
hOcetier Railroad Company the Buffalo ROehs
ter Railroad Company the Rochester LOckpo end Niagara FAs
Ricsc Company aud the Bufo and Lokpo Railroad Company
n virtue Of an act OF the Legislature Of the State Of Neor pd
tie feecnt day Apn 1859 An Act authorize
soldaton OF certain R.iroad Conpuies whereby ii. said
Compsnes have aged that they shall be eonsodtd
ccrrorafion By the Of THE NETWORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY the FIRST election Directors
consolidated Company will be held the In -
the twelve O'clock three s
that day Tie stockholders in the several
have the tight the said election person or h.
proxy the provided for BY the said .greeneatAbsny
May, Il le53 Z. c. MCINTOSH. -
. RUSSELL SAGE,
rreEceLt OF the Schenectady and Troy Railroad Companv
ERASTUS CORNING
Pfendent CT the Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company
President Of the Mohawt Valley RsiTosd com,,p,
, JOHN WILKINSON
President the Syracuse tic. R.iroad Oorao.uv
~, -, CHARLES SfEBBINS
fftaoent of the syAcuse and Utica Direct Railroad
HENRY B. GIBSON,
fiefosh. O. ne hoeheser and Rairoad Company
p,,.<., JOSEPH FIRLD,
p,..;a.., ,.h. a.. j. V. VARNUM,
ps-..,n - l. c. COTTON,
Fesdeni si lie Rseac and Loci port Railroad Compsus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
Financial.

YuIHE MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS
INSTITUTION win pay all money posted before
the m July da from tue Isl the Of per 800
AID under. -
Bank oren MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SAT.
URDAYS, from 10 7 Z. ~ WALTER UNDEKHILL, President.
fcretaT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

MERcHASTs BANK NewBedford, Mass June 8, 1853
VNHE DIRECTORS OF the MERCHANTS BANK,
q New Bedford Mas relieve the President Hon. JOHN
PARKER from part q b abors have authorized member Of the
Board OF Directors, EDWARD L. BAKER 70 sfix toe bills
J. B. CONGDON Csshier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

CIrIZEsS FIRE Insurance Co, June 7. 1888
nVlDEND-AD Dividend of Ten Fer Cent has been
~ declared this day payable demand the Office No 81 Wan
J. N MCLEAN gecrefsrv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COxpASY.
Eew.York June I, 1888. !
A DIVIDEND OfTWENTY PER CENT from the

a IId,dd profits Of W Company The SOD Ap ha. been
Tbs DAY declared payable Of Company
eaies ~" be ready for delivery the 18Th inst and the holders
these and al other stock Of the
the results business from and Sth April By order of
tie Board Of Directors W. H. DAViO0E, sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

I'VE NYThe TsBser Books Of this Company win 10 closed from
the 9 instant ct the close Of buuoss day until the
Of the lh Instant for the election Of Directors BY order Of tho
Board Of Directors EDWIN &. LITCHFlELD Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
nv TIE sandy Hook Magustie TELEGRAPH
- TIE HIaHLANDS june 9-0.3l Z.

Tho oippcr.p Young America Bsbeoek lerea i'' n
Ia archored g. quarantine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
NOTICE An Annual Meeting of the Stockholden

y
IN the ALJEGHANY MINING COMPANY will be h.d on WE'D
NEsDAY the 9Th DAY Of July next at O'Clock A. NJ at the oes Of
the Company No 81 Beavrt, Ee~York officers tor the
suing ard 10 act upon anendmento tho Charter and other
tusinets which may cone beiore the r.eehng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-Ssaled Proposals for

the Grading Masonry and Bhigns The secon4 and Third DE-
be received the Engineers Office ia the City Of Jansyie
18th day May until tie llth dsy OF June 1853 where sp
prOfs and estimates Blank
sals viii be furnished. HUGH LEE. Chief EnsaesE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

NOTICE to CONTRACTORS-CATT
IN wILLIAMSPORr AID ERIE RAILROAD Sealed proposals
will be esred a. the Enenes Office, Caawssa Columbia Cos
Pa until he dsy Of july the srdng
ayIa Of that pat Of the Catassss Wiansport and Erie road
ending Caaw Milton, distance OF
Tie VIII he divided into fectioss Of about length
pohes &c OF the work viii he AZ the Engineers
Csawaa ten days prviOus 20 the day Of letting
THOMAS A. EMMEI Chief Engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

q = OnO Wanted, on Bond and Mortgage the
RC.OOO. above FOX Ten yesI At FIVE cent utter r
irSsei ,sted Ia hourng Place and IN high state eu
lion With 40 miles Of the City Of NewYok. The nsmen
fev re,rone Property free from all encunbranee and ns
indputabe Address COUNTRY" foT days this Office wbs'
interview be bad
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HTnSON RIYER RAILROAD COMPANY-r

i MINING COMPANY have declared Dividend Of TWENTY
FIVE CENTS esch share the Bue1a EsDsanza Nine
bsed ou No to oO) which shall be entitled % the and
payable accordingly the IreaureTs Office In Windsor Vermont
the Agency Office in the City Of SewYor tho 2 day
which dividend has been made sales
MLe-DG;ed June T. 1883. CHARLES HOPKINS, Secretary
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-05-28

e. The IIoo>ac Tunnel Eill. before rh.
Massachusetts Lcuislatnrc. and which r7Sscd
.ho IIouso las hc.n defeated IN the S..o,tc
by vote IS yeas I" 90 nays In" hl.l pro
posed to extend the aid OF the >'a'" To- the
project OF boring linosac Mountain fora Enl!-
way pa>>a@c through it
..,. c...-,11 = p.,..,,,.,..
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II T. T. u coo L..


h" statement now "oing the rounds Of the
papers that tn" disclosures of the mother Of
the Rev. E!"azcr Williams. have cflcc.uaIv
settled tie question of parcntagc, seems to
m" entirely premature and lnconcu>ivc
In an account of the panphin hypothesis.
published IN lHr CALEp"NTAN about two
years since. furnished by gentleman of in
f"!i'@'n"e IN Massachusetts, whose character
amt motives az" above impeachment or even
suspicion, and which communication. allow
m" to say ewes hv far the best history of the
case | have ever seen. It : stated. TINT tho
widow of Thomas WiIiamS.thc rcputcd moth
or Of the Rev, Mr. Williams, Is still living in
~ h"4i>' IN" place OF ms early Indian life,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-05-28

COTTAGE BIBLE AND FAMILY ENro,I-
T"E.-N"ssrS. Case, Tiffany x Co.. of Hart
ford. Conn, publishers Of this work. through
MIR SINE. their general agent for Vermont.
have opened boo, room for the supply Of
the northern part Of this State and the East
ern townships of Canada.
Mr. SINE has purchased at considerable
EXPENSE press and brass type, which cna-
bI"~ him to neatly cngravc the names Of pnr-
cha~crs in Gilt letters on the covers. aldnr
much to the beauty of the book. and incrcas-
ing It's value to families.
W" learn that nearly 200 copies Of this
work have already been sold in this town and
600 IN the county. In Orleans County. the
agents have sold in Barton, Glover. Brown
'HS'on and Derby, with >om: Of tIy smaller
town, 3'y eupi,s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-05-28

Z iHE ST. J"HN~E'EY FIRE Co. No.
, We're ont with their new cngine-thc "Dcl-
u@""-on III" 2oth It was a trial exhibition.
In" "DcIuce" proved to be an excellent ma
chine, and We trust it may, with other en-
oh'S and apparatus for cvtincu>hing fires.
be found alternate in any emergency. The
"DeN@".' fit at all answers to the sianif-
canry otlt~ cognomcn. will Of course save rs
from con'lagrations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-16

Consul TO rHAvAxA.-The New York
Herald's Washington correspondent says the
Consul at Havana will probably be the first
among our foreign agents to receive a new
chapter of instructions, and the Ministsf to
Spain will will be especially selec ted with
reference to his diplomatic abilities. But
there will be no fillibustering. "a
He also says he would not wonder If Sen
ator Hunter, Of Virginia, were to be sent to
Spain.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-16

DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF The STEAMER
MrLros-HEAvY Loss.-We learn from the
officers Of the David White that the Milton,
a sternwheel boat, commanded by Capt. Da-
Wis, from Pittsburgh, bound to this port, with
full cargo Of dry goods, hardware, &C., was
burned to the waters edge, on Friday, night
at Sistervillc. Capt. Mclean, ofthe' White
hailed Capt. Davis and offered to render as.
sistance, but the latter refused it as his boat
was nearly destroyed before the White came
up. These are all the particulars we could
get. The White proceeded on.-[ Lou. Jour
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keeping, and by her to be formed into good
or evil shape; to be made fit for wcrthy and
a christian accomplishment, and received
back by the great giver, made brighter and
more glorious; or shaped for & bad and miser-
able end g. returned blackened and tarnshed
to be epurned from its creators presence.-
And can it be said that those things which
render women capable of working out wor-
thy result are useless! ! y II k9l " ~ 1t
1t is noble part OF woman's glorious mis-
sion, to make herselfa brightness in the dark
places of life, 70 be the support on its wild
and rough avs; to be a joy amid its glooms
and sorrows. Yea! much as man may
boast Of the superior touganess OF his mental
faculties; as much as he may laud their self
supporting power; as much as ne may loon
down upon the frazier endOwments OF woman
when the clouds gather and the storm comes
when the lightning has fallen upon his SOU
when he is bowed beneath the DOWN
bearing heaviness of calamity, frail, delicate
woman is the pillar of his salvation which
supports him amid the deep waters. And il
/ it waste Of time to prepare for her being I
strong pillar! aa.er
No. Then let all the appliances that arr
best and possible, whatsoever their charac
ter, be employed to build her up to a com
pleteness, and if there be but the element
of small power, let them be made into
perfect smallness. Pour water upon, tn
roots of the tree that it may rear its hea
I high towards the skies, but refuse not t
sprinkle the little flower that blows an
sweete rs low upon the ground, that its bloom
may be brighter and its perfume stronger.
SNODGRAsS.
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Advertisements.

We owe an apology to patrons for having
occasionally the last two or three weeks left
out advertisements. But we are sometimes
crowded with matter after the outside pages
of the paper are worked off, ind are compel
led to emit as yesterday, either important
news or advertisements. As new advertise.
ments press in, we are compelled to run older
ones over to the outside, even while they are
yet fresh. Therefore we would advise all
interested in advertisements to look especi-
ally to the outside pages of the Journal
They will daily find more or less change in
these advertisements, instead of the usual
stereotype samcness of most other pages OF
advertisements. In few days we shall
have SO far as possible, all our advertise
ments arranged under appropriate heads
and each favor as it comes in, will remain &
few days under the head of "new advertise
ments," then be transferred to its appropri
ate column. We thank our friends for thei
patronage in this particular, and will endea
vor to do full Justice to their favors. The,
advertise for the purpose of beneftting them
selves, and we shall lend our assistance il
furthe-ing their object.
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5Kossuth has come out in kind OF
parliamentary card, in which he denies hav-
ing written the late proclamation to Hunga.
rians attributed to him. He very inno-
Gently tells certain powers wha I. he is going
to do, and by the timely wsrning puts it in
their power to effectually prevent him from
doing it. Smart!