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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

Nlrfs Nu Witch Nc hshNei Hoard ~ t'Nwns's
II vl,h ~ hht,d hr oha day, ls much wNnlei -
,At invention b cne Ga ihe ee'l vt esvNh,iy m,W hAN
ksNe soft ~ na, Oe and ene thai .be a,eeicr d,ss
rct feei q. though be could ha, The Wnnse at arahhc
ns Ns ruhe ecca while hair~d NmrAeles viii cash
weA S e o,hs4 h. adopt and rNvc hstS The, ~ 80 tho
s,lVnV
We have given che Invention aeawMl examination aud
a,l Untitled Ia recNmmendug WwthoM reserve 40 yau
Ne h,e ssNhs rc,e " machinery
he N,A V M NV one with the Inventor eg cs'pag
,he Wh,, with hand ~ step the mc,ee lie rtac,lcei
ia hmrAms NvaNp twenty yvep ac upon tho wheela ola
les cAt cav mat helpg able t. stop ls cW,se IN one
Nrsh NJ Toe time wqeNd with che ordinary lsaAe euch
rev ~ nv plen all raiN,ads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

HoUsE TaIEvEs.-The house Of Mr.. Hazard, No. lis
Wafhn cton st. was entered Friday night while the
family were in the lower part and robbed OF two silk
dresses aud velvet cloak which the ladies had taken
off after returning from walk. silver card case Is
also missing-the whole valued at about 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

ACCIDENT CRossIsG THE rRAcK-Arthur Cassidy, car
man, while crossing the railroad track on Saturday morning
between TIE Ninth and Tenhsvs caught bis wheel in the
rail end was erked off the dray which passed over one leg
brookirg 4, a little above the ankle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
VILLL4MSB URGH ITEMS.

is.I40 loads sesidss ssrbas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

Run OVER AND KlLLED.-On Thursday evening a
young girl named Catharne Dalton, who lived with her
parents No 100 Anthony ST. was run overin Broadway
near Wanenst, by express wagon driven nj furious
rate. TIL driver who is not known did not stop. The
girl died Immediately after being conveyed to the Hospital
Coroner ODonnel Oh Saturday held an inquest upon the
body and the Jury rendered the following verdict That
"Ca sIine Dalton to her death by injuries received
ably being Tuh by express wagon driven in reck
les manner by person to us unknown The deceased
q native OF Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

CONVICTED or RIoT--Three colored men, named Mose.
Pine Oliver Ellison ard Joseph johnson, convicted
Of riot in the Court of Sessions Saturday II
they assaulted the Apostolic Baptist coored Church IN
WiiSmskurgh with stones some evening in June last and
injured some of the congregation. The pastor, Mr. j.
Hodges il was shown the trial, had his arm broken
Ohers had been indicted with the above but there being
no evidence of their guilt they were acquitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

REMOVAL OF AsHEs AND DIRT.-From the Street In
sectors report in the quarter ending Nov 1853 the fol
lowing figures appear showing the quantity Of ashes and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
THE PROSPECT IN EUROPE.

The complication Of affairs in Europe at the present
moment surpassts all that history knows of conflicting
and tofuous politic hussia threatening make war
conessedy for DO better reason than that the key of
church door has been given to Latin instead Of Greek
priest and ordering her troops the Puth to occu-
~ hOl5ayia and aachis France urging the Turks to
refuse the required concessions declaring that tho cross
iHg Of the Pruth shall be oGsus Jeii, and promptly
/ sending forward Der feet TO the Dardanelles the
Engh,h Government playing fast and loose, H.
! clined 10 let the Turks Yield 10 the Gar, not
disposed stronuousy the provisions Of trea-
ties and Wiling that the Russians should occupy about
what they please rather than go TO th them, but
at the time driven by publc feeling and the for
ward course Of tie French Emperor to make sbcF Of
resistance; while Austria, fIghtened to death a, the
chances ola general set-to which in the event Of Turk
.h victory would expose her be broken several
States ard in the event Of Russian one be absorbed
in turn by the Czar-seDds an Archduke 10 Coz
ssntiuople 20 Try and settle the whole deay By in
venting some diplomatic Phrase zhieh Will sPpease the
Emperor ard net distO1or the Sultan al this offers
spectacle grand from the Of the dependent in
terests tedious hitherto from its lays and the sgspi
con HAT after al it might prove sPec' lce, con-
GLIDING With the same ostentaous friycliy with which t
btgsn-but Dow warn and exciting wiki the increased
probability Of War
The circular Of Count Nesselrode. which published
yesterday. has most warlke aspect. which is confirmed
by tie rumor that the order to enter the D4ua5ila
Principaites has been given and its execution is only
DELAYED by rtshet in the Danube. Equally warke is
heaititude othe French Emperor-the0 only Potentate Of
Europe WHO can 20 into sach cont without any danger
Of losing anything by It for which lis auiacious mini
would care button Were there nothing the side Of
Turkey but the counses OF the British Ministry and the
fears of AUSTRIA the Porte wsud Immediately be forced
cede the point Issue alone TO venture upon the
last desperate fight with the Of Catharne and
Peter. In that case the war would be partial and
probably short one But theinteention Of NaPOle-n,
dragging England after him his ally changes the site
stion and makes il certain that, If there be war all
Europe, first or last, will have 4 hand init
The magnitude Of the change that has come over the
world within the last half century may be apPrehended
in the fact that fear of the people alone restran these
soyereigns from making That fear is precious
evidence CT the advance Of popular power If thepres-
cnt cEis: shall pass or without sPPealng to the las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

reason of Kings il s because the issues OF sueh an
sures have passed Of their control They are bound
over to keep the peace on pain OF losing crown ana
throne Every is absorbed in damm1g oa' the
rising food of Democracy and to enter general war
would be to Jet loose tie faal nundlt0l On tue con
tnent only Russia and France seeure against surh
an eytntuaiiy Russia by her despotic srt and cos
stitutioD France by the Kindred barbaris Of military
glory The Austrian Empire would be almost certain
10 disappear in the commissions Of war-Ioaoardy
Venice South slavonia, Hungary, and perhaps Bohemia
splitting of into independent countries. Al Germany
too would feel the shock al Italy wold oyeraJF at t
ike Vesuyius in eruption Aud while Russia could gain
nothing but defeat the Of legitimate monarchy il
Western Europe would receive blow fatal in the
revolution Of l79 Such is the pOEer Of the masses
and tie weakness Of monarchs at the present epoch
few days more viii finally solve the doubt. and IN
form whether il is to be peace IL cannot be
denied that the balance now than since the
beginning Of the difficulty iuclnss to the latter slterna-
tive We have hitherto held to tue that peace
would BY some means be maintained Il is still possible
We might even say that on general principles is yet
probable; but leaving out Of view general principles
AID the interests Of all countries and OF their industrial
commercial AID fnancia classes and looking simply at
the position Of Russia and Of France any such proba
buity duirdles We 90 not wish to cause any uaneces
gary or ayodabe alarm but let Of our readers bt
surprised if ere org the news from Europe COMBS swol
len with tie Ioar Of artillery and gloomy with the smoke
of I,ttla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

since the publication OF article upon sue City Let
ter Delivery We have been visited b. Official Of the
Government WHO has charge Of that branch Of the City
Po,tOfce business, 70 explain Why the Department Is
so inefficient. and hos it viii il time get amended
After his explanations 10 longer wonder Why letters
40 not reach their destination the same day that they
are dercsited il the bsxes. BY tie rules anl regu
.lsticpsr Of the cd threemil AMOUR Exclusive
of stoppsces) SLOW coach Fost-Olics Express, let
tor depos,ed IN box IN Forty our;hsr. this morning
must await tie coming Of the letercarrer perhaps in
the Afternoon before II begins it travels 70 its desaa
tim II the reader rather the writer, Of that letter
.,,pposes Il VII be al once carried with al convenient
dsrstch the person, only four squares of who is 70
receive IT, he is better posted up in anything else than
be is in the - stem Of posting letters from which this
CITY and IN fact this whole country is Al this time suf
ferne for instead OF being hurried of at once as fast as
horse and foot could carry IT, h has to await the course
Of events which brings il TO the PostO Office in NAssant
smopg many others which are oyerhaalei counted, de-
Hvered and charged the different carriers who then
start OF again their slow EgUnds-once day for al
above Tgeuiy-egbth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


Srecial Digaieh % he n Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Friday JAY g. 1855.
Commodore Shubrck WAS 90 day appointed COnmands
Of the Squadron bound to the Fishing Grouns by r.
quest # the Commodore j Scott Cunningham Is BY Tie
Navy Department appointed Secretary to the Commcdos
and will accompany him Mr.. Cunningham is gendsmxa
OF talents and address
Several persons are already named for the JadgeshiR
made vacant by the death Of Judge Glenn, Of BinOrs
The Judge died this evening
Tie appointment Of Consul to Mstanzss has SURPRISED
many Thomas NJ Rodney fills the post and the lsis
Vice Pr King earnestly requested his confirm
George Whitman, Of Louisiana Is appointed SpeeA
Mail Agent for Louisiana aAd Arkansas
Edmund Durse, TX COMMISSIONS oi Patents Is here.
Drls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

Under our obituary head will be seen the announce
ment Of the death Of Rev. HESRT CH.ss. the wei.
known Pastor of the Mariners Church in RooseyeltG
Mr. Chase came to this City, think, about che yev
1928, and was engaged as teacher IN ths Me'ao3is
Seminary in Crosby st. On the organization OF TIE
Mariners Church, about the year ls25, he being
preacher in the Methodist Episcopal Connection, Wa
called to oficiare in the new house and wirh the exce
ton OF enc or two years, during which time Rev Mf
Truar occupied his place be has been the unuterup,.
ed pastor and the ysrm.hesrted friend Of the sailor
He was Dot only an eloquent preacher, but peculiarly
understood how TO reach their feelings and Affections
and 20 make them love the while they listened to
the minis err His whole effort to elevate their
condition and to inspire them with mauly s-use Of
honor and sclfrespect song with he higher convictions
of religion His labors extended beyond the da'ies Of
Gle Sunday, and many families now living 10 comfon
and independence owe those blessings mainly 70
bis friendly care aud counsels SEA captains as well a.
sailors in all parts OF the world will learn with sOrOs
that this good man has deceased lie died Of arOPley
OF the age of about 60 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
Prom WM-hipaton.

" A0TIINU FfII8'1
Dispatches received Al the S.ao - rment ron liza
Scion oraud account Tor bic silence ny pror,sed ck
hes while travelling tie has nov recovered and reports
himself ready for Instructions.
The War Department has very late adyiccs from Gov
euor Lane dets the history Of his recent efforts TO
oduce pastoral and Agricultural pIrus among the At
chets be- meets Win encouraging success.
j. l.. Nelson. the Iewiy appointed Consul NJ Iwb
Island Vl be accompanied BY julius H. b. rrei Of ths
city as Vice ConSul
Asbury Dickens Secretary of the Senate who has been
confined by Illness since the ADJOURNMENT Of ne
Senate has 50 r cred - be able 10 resume rs
dufrs ~ DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
Preparations for the Presidents Reception nc
Philadelphia.

FUiLAUtLIHIA, FndfJ, JlJ ;, Itl
mfcfiDg q the COMMITTEES Oi Arrtbg rmtnts TOR me
PRESIDENTS recertu here mt this NOR az and appoint
81 sub Committee ~ report plan liry meet asaa hs
afternoon The City Couucs have rendered udep-ndenes
Iisll % thu President 70 hold leyes ia.
TIE Con miitee OF Arrangements have decided 70 nS
the President - Wilmington vi h steamboat aud escon
him g. tie city. landing at the Navy Arb where be w
be r. eeived ~ the military General Psffsrsou called
out he whole Division The Prssi EFT viii pc on horse
bach.
TIE Coiun bisn Ergine Company ~ Bar more arrived
here ~ evening from New York. and r- ved BY
very large torch hight procession By tier FbsdePhs
Lrl.II.n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

~ TEE SUNDAY COURIER. the largest OF the sun
day Press ard the
L1xCEsT rHREE cENr PAFTg ~ TIE WORLD
The thrilling ana eply romantic Drc2s toe eaker
or Ike Young MotkeI Publishing popular journal
kne unusual snsaiu and enn is opening Chapters
be obtained either ~ the ee Of Tuhcsn No 10 Srnci u
Of Of the Tie large circulation
SUNDAY
now constantly the rsnders the necessity Of putts
pss early hour imperative sdv<rfses hand
thsm fsyors bef5Se 0eloek On Saturday night
~ 233-BsrcHrLos's celebrated Hair Dye and Wig
fsc,orr Nc. IS Broadway oPpoe Fonu
s.rcnEloks we~sred re ssuenf raAnfse Al wao PAT
- hu fhat Be bettoy suPPasl b IN IAN sBy
,.hsr ssab sshnsti n h;yeE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

10 notice can C1urlcalo-s Wnl'e7
istended % euteu afed By ~ name aid
sddre OF necessarily Tor DuAcana bet susr-
Of bu good faith.
W c,rno, undertake reireted COMMUNICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
Consular Appointments,

WAsuIAGrOS Friday JAY iS1
IRe R.prihr aonounce- me apqDutm~ut Of T.. Won@
Of DeaN are as Con-ul 10 AltAnzis aud j l. NslssA
Maryland, a. Consul al Tux Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

Tie L s Mail Steamship Baltic Capt. ComstOck,
will leave this port TO-DAY, az nOou, for Liverpool.
The Semi-BeeHy TntHns containing all the latest news,
can be Lad az the Desk, This Morning, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

tions. for those who support the penny pcs, Kes
ct along with the system is. True We are oyEI
to bire boy ard keep him in Office to 30 the vas,
thing that penny post could and would DO for a, f.
who make the rules and regulations had ever Learn,
the meaning Of the word GisPetok. True. We h.ve !.
hire special messenger 70 bring weekly letter m,
q ueighboring city, at cost equal to the postage =
seventeen letters because cannot get such letter On
Of the postofce until eight hours after It's arrival n
cause. it arrives in the night arrives in sty vse.
every body else but Government officials can xork =
nieht-where every morning paper must he made IN \
the night and because cannot get Letters fnon,A
postocc we must employ private expresses or use "A,
expensive telegraph
True We are promised reform, and that We shan hs,.
a hight delivery. When Al, when the new Poo
Office is built-lorg after forgotten by those a,
whom We advocate reform 10 the Pos,-0ice estabi,A
ment Of the county We have not done sin
this subject we mean to show up Of the BEAUTIES
of the Pos,Offce Department iii these most outrage
ously demagoeue ridden United States. We knOs aaa
can demonstrate the fact that letters DELAYED to
degree that would be beyond human endurance, If Ia.
reason were generally known, because the absurd ras
"snd regulations require things TO be done from Which
rot one particle of good result; which are Of 10
benefit whatever, except To make WORK Tor the drOaa
who live upon Post Office pickDss. Simplify the elem
cal business Of Fostuasters as an individual Of eea
mon sense would his own business and onehalt Of tAer
occupation would be gone. and half tie hired cerh
might seek better employment THEREBY hSn,s a tale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
aem-Dork Daily Qribnlle.
sATURpAY, July 9. 1853.

~ Persons wsntus Tribune their residences places
of r.es v ps .sf leave the Publication Oce,
end 10 Us srs the postOce ruce - cent? swekpsysbe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
Ano,rsE Fatal Railroad Drawbrldge Accident.

=
This morning ~ Oclack, tn- freight usn w4ieh iea
Wilmington for Philadelphia rsn iit, br.n vine Creek
- ihr ouitss 81 The t0WI HE bridge tender ays ibs
gave the proper Asls Il the bridge 5s.ng opa8 bs
10 stfent0n VS. pal 20 hem 1he locomotive tsnds,
prdfeo platform cars fr 10. and 'e engineer named 'iR
yiu. auf fT.ual, Rffe tfo"urd
sl-o1d DlgGfA PHILADELPHIA. Fdity, J4'y 8-P. NJ
he C,rUD-r held On in4u-st ~ az ~ dsy GPos
The bodies Of Ch.riss Grsn, the engineer aad K-u9sa
1tus tie dr.man.
Jaues Dsrlsy, brdgeten1ar stat-d 90 the inqaes
Tat after closing The draw 81 i inishi Tor tie dom rtn
BE- tptteo i ~ ain % permit vessel. - p,ss Is-as
sesIs be entered bis house few yerds fDm the Dndgf
rtCe, f.Ou 81 dream M that TIE nrKt tra bad SEA
Vas aroused sud euly oy he sL-te Of ihe apPfo.1nng
VAIN rsr on greatly alarm d. aud 10 besidef@d -tSis
iinks he nay have waved BIZ. lamp blf y MT c>r'aa
Before he could recover hs preseace Of MIND Ae Nn vas
hIough the draw. a -.
The wife Il D.rey corHrD.d tie above She heard ne
h.il. ard an Ter u-hsDd OUT and rtss tne lgHt-
st- rad cut 60 wnrn the Engineer knowing ne naF - -
open, bu. as BOO ate =,
"a srrrscia he bridge until toe bsfge tender Etyes
rgit which /. he signal TIA; a Is nslli 40 light e.
htifeo. % halt -.
by drsVrrg, BE- il nov. however, IN cu.tody fhs ~
cit II d Jury b. that From James Darcy giving re
Ergrfsr the usual signai that 81 ga' when De- Lad
ares put TIE draw, the engine aud cars E-ts
precp tatd INTO the bed 0i the yer crashing ihe saia
"ChMss Gersin ard Reuben Ttss 20 % 10 D.
Gerfn and Titus were both young unmarried meni US
f0iet resided al Ekiop I'D suc tie later 81 "nas'H-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

Another very serious Railroad Drawbridge catastrO-
Pie occurred yesterday the particulars OF which are
Given in our teecEaIhlc dispatches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
pe,tructire FIRE at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND Fray, Jey a.. -
FIRE last nigh. destroyed hessls D.siu sS -
crl,rr,l Imples ~ Factory Lamb saler.f5s ~.
=, Errrsfls Machine Shop AID seyeraloiher osnaAss
y ,her viih most q tAer contents Loss ~. p "a
fin.S III believed % have been ne US y, =. - Nv
cisry. sre Ian b. bssn arrested % s~'.'''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
u So rH1Ho POE. ~

~ A9,er.eu for The Tribune Of Monday on 70 Be seat
before O'Clock Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
Railroad peret of.tre,ed b, FIre.

PHILADELPHIA fleagf ~
Tie Railroad Depot Cec, .paslts Hare az -
The Baltimore kilroad haa ben ceroyso ~ ~. -
ca nom spark fFcIn locomotive Tue cars 1870
AID apron fcr &hdng passngsr. together Ma Tie S'
A. papers IN tie Of6ce, were -avst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

The Aldermen last plight concurred with the Assist
ants in approPratfng $1,000 for the reception of the
President No other business Of importance was done.
Tie Assistants did nothing worthy of note last night
except in the resolution TO widen Duane-st %
feet on the south side from Broadway to Hudson-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

In he Senate yesterday the Supply bill was under
consideration, AID some sharp debate was had ugon
public printing, extra session expenses, &c.
H. the Assembly. the Impeachment resolutions or ar
ticles we're adopted by "a Ayes The resolutions Of
Mr. Champion, endorsing the Administration, were
also adopted by strong vote after deal OF sqairming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
Deats Of JEdEe GIenn-PrrparntioBs for the Pres

BALTIMORE, F6dsy JAY B -
Judge John Glenn Of the L. :. District Cart MY
ATM speoiaI session Of the City Council reso1noos
were Adop,ed appointing COMMITTEES 70 make 1919
ns for TIE ric~tiion u th- President, aud Aaison.Is
the Mayor draw on the Register iot me NM, f,ssy
A A. borer name unknOwn was run over ard ieslAss.y
kiIed on The baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad %'
near Moth EAstOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

Txy METALLIC Ons and GREASE Tor MAcHiSERl are
70 lar AZ eas ou.er q 40 tss es- slern
Or aby o-At' w. --'' $3.50 JANIS laws c..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

- Attention is directed 10 advertisement in
a. ur Of valuable Imbcr Territory b csTod Of -
us On ish JAY LNL sfuscG w-ia about tAIy % tiy
hcurs travelling frciu New-l Ola
WArER FoR BRooKIIN-READ, READ-The attempt
o, hs rsle the Cor CcGrth e Brooklyn q M -
scutllg ne
o 10 The eope TIE 0pcEatoa u Vais u a-o @ VII BE- the
eu OF fsue pccrlailgu The I- 81 ca.c
10 rou credited iteeto-c 81 Tho are op SEQ @ ne 1-
cn q The city, on the ptse ea by th. Cen
atlc -rtfug 90 >sfl SaAl LNEN
~ nj, Oh Al oeock the Park Ia oaf Of re CRY Hat Tor
prvcat the PEfsiraii9a
cf-ie inquiry F1esent wsse pan uPoa iae 20
LEoNARN CCogEk, ANos MADDEN
S.uu.i SIXTH Joss a. FkfNS
JOIN BLUNT. IVAN u JOHNSON
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r
tor r, e 3D. the Dye peIstoing AZ is ns Lery neli Z.
In svery yhskeI usfsohe, 20 - c Il sppel :.
80 - .nrerCsfv. The a5td M nJgaelti u q nal
7rtrert "a q l unsfl.1td ie, ~ sea appleo ip
rrre,ga1 nruE store.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MaYok's CorRr. YksrsRpAr.-s rsriciou.. q
slave. the property Of John Hampton brought up on
charge Of going at large without p.s pocket book
containing three handsome breast pins was found upon
his person lie accounted for thsn by saying he found
them ON the Fair ground. Committed for further eraml.
nation.
onsrRucrross.-Philip Rham, vas summoned up for
creating an obstruction near his Foundry on Cary street
The charge Was dsmsod appearing that the ob.ruc-
ton was caused without his knowledge
fiSkn-A Pinzini. was fined 81 for suffering box to
remain the side walk in front Of his store ON 9th
Conference.-The case Of Joscph Hershbcrgh, charged
with three tening to assault, Lewis vsnvecn on wedues
day, continued tll today
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

Tie srcord charge referred nv the Secretary of War
need. no reply consider his letter plea Of gty, aud
an attempt IA Justify. Nv ehaIse lased upon bis
speech. printed by his authority Ia the Washington
I.ioa Of the sth Of August read extracts from that
speech among Others the very extract which he
fer and commented upon them. did hold the Presi-
dent responsible for the principles laid down in that
speech Nv estimate of the President IL high, but it
not vet low enough to suppose him capable o! per
ming of his Cabine; officers to renSin la his Cath
met after making such public speeches in his own pros
cnc unless hcsrproved tho principles and polcy laid
down nv them. will therefore. for the present, simply
the Secreary Justification to the consideration
his political rirrd- in Georgia Who, with such singular
unsnrnity before the election maintained their old 20
ltca teucts on internal improvements by tho general
government and condemned the opinions expressed by
Xessrs Davis Guthri. at Philadelphia.
atn very respectfully,
Your obedsnt servant,
X TooMBS.