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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26

TIE s1EAMrP belonging to the Nicaragua Line Of
which was st her from san Juan del
sud Fsncifeo built IN Ne"-ior 40 B. william IL
brown $50 burden and injured Ii NeYork and
Philadelphia for Soo,OtO ,.,.
repo lat a. 90 struck by heavy which caTrled
ay damaging rudGer head and band stove bull
Vie calm sye ami door filling the cabin with ater and causing
tie yee 10 leah badly split sails damaged neeS &c
AccouSTs ship Sea Duci ashore a. Long Branch up 70
Sunday state thai her unavoa the sea eontnu
III all over decs About two thirds Of the goods be-
sEip CHARLOTTE REED, Elwen from Liverpool which put INTO
Fsyal leeI " Dec. 81 arrive, below Bait I'd ut ,
90 al inst ard sui seGuenty fallen with on 10Th inst incorrect
gbe aL smiled from Rew.Yo sh inst abandoned o. tn
ns since Boston who reports that the oa was seen by
I'm 10 90 down shortly eiieT leaving her. 49,. -
sCHR AUCUsTUs MOORE reported esnoe AZ htIf Ss
d 10 be sod Ly Of Wrecks o Cqutuck county,
,coeer with e caigo assorted mdse on the attn INST ee
SseG the 9Th schooner but little damagd ecep
the loss udder and that contract hnd been He u se He Oh O
SO She IL insured Of the Charleston Offices -,
Tty MARTIN, formerly tne Ameicsn snip Ooed
Michel put PansuA during her voyage from Naat 70 h
distress aid adye,usd az tasi place. ''A 'N'1 "
pay expenses and enable her TO proceed ?. -. a..
FISHING Mary Taylor of Gloucester IN leaving
filed End lies the hoa within the PaIs Oh eI s
ends vessel will probably be off salt ard stores lost
ScHR w DODGE CHI &c. from Boston for 81 Jago
IN. IN oa NICOLA Mole with loss of sails boats Ac ana Dbl
wa1ls e. bAviLg encountered severe weather y, r.
BRIG KATE MEAss eoDgng to an Eas'ern pqtJ .oAi a ~ ~
load for Newfork went ashore on IN W. VI
TopAa of Guzacooos and became tot4
IHE OF ship Osoone OF heneounA oIlSte
ca Grand Bahamas arrived at New on -
Tine have previously arrived a. IL snip
fancy Jaron heI &c March for Ausa before reported
fallen In " b March 25 lat 55 long 62 50 by io d1ry az th o
o Nwpc again fallen In with by bare TO- at boon ron
Ftya 7L lat % 20 long 80 TO- appeared g nave o.o r.
acme vessel The Fanny new ana
rer vessel of s burden built by W. n Webb ana wa 90 ne
John Weide City and with her principally h'ur Is
fully insurtd IN Wslst
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Spoken, ~ G.
Wbnlers

No date ship Elizabeth Bruce I'm Mobile for Hsv
81 s. long ~ slip George Evans CoullArd TN Ph
delphia (Dec. 49, for San Franeifco.
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BANK DEPARTMENT STATE OF NEW-Iokk,
Albany April 10, 1855
FTHE NIAGARA RIVER BANK (fonawanda) has
TINS day filed Office notice Of the appointment OF the
Eauk of tie Capitol city Of Albany agent TOR the redemp
ton Of its cutDg notes. agreeable the entitled An act
relating Incorporated Banks Banking A
Citations and Individual Bankers passed April "a 1851
S d. Is. ST. JOHN, Superintendent
MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION-Willc com
t usuce the Transaction OF business THURSDAY, the 4th
.su the Hanover Fire Insurance Co. on corner OF
the there until
are made for location and daily (Sun
rom NJ O'Clock p VI for reception
Of deposits and the Transaction oi o'he
, was.,,rol, A ] JIudehil. Russell Dart,
Philip w. Fngs, John u Zebra, tngh H9n9
Samuel Iced, Charles Miles, Edward Bridge,
Ln.cei sJbo4 Isaac c. w Thomas,
t,rsncis n osConnor James d. Fish Joseph Janison
Charles L. Vose, sanl b. AshIe5 yants !" Ei G~,
kath1 l.. McCready VIM H. Hazard, otepheh d. ofesoiy'
Nathaniel l.. James, Charles NJ Llynss.on
PHILIP w ENGS, LIST Vice President
CHARLES L. V0SE, I'd Vice resident
CHARLES NJ LIVINGSTON Secretary
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From our Correspondent

From Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA April y.
Ard-Bsrk Mary Dale Davis Bordeaux shrs Ave-
" r. NJ Browning Rsey New1o Mt9, Benson,
Saco Me- St Mas Green, NewHok.
CIea,ed-BaIk JuIiaa Newton, Havana brig Moee Hnook
Bostop scbs Fmms Haod Boston; Fred Taylor Robins New
HGvee; W Nye Sandwich Splendid Latham PToVdenee
Hutchinson Porterd X NJ boWhns Adam. ia" ucAe
Anfhra Morley. New York.
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Z in the Senate Of Massa chusett4 b.,
snesay oeeh aidsAhg the Fitchbug Cheshire
and burlington Roads thus making
=. ,b Iakos It's also suggested that the Western
@ i, ,l Lowell aud its Northern connections could oe
merged 10 advantage.
I SO great is the demand upon the Philadelphia Mint that
the Director has issued order to take effect at once
I suspending the admission Of visitors
The following is the Board of Directors Of the hund
i and Washington Railroad, elected April Oh Merritt
Clark Geo W. Strong, Isaac W Bishop, Daniel Miller
Jamls w Baldwin John Bradley, and Jacob T. Eastman
Express time 20 be the order of the day upon tne
Western Roads as well as those near Newfork. me
seniRg ourn0 says Of the Lake Shore Railroad that on
( Wednesday the Express train down ran as ionowS'
\ From Cleveland TO Erie in h. 40 m.
From Cleveland to Dunkirk in 4 h. 10 m.
From Cleveland to Buffalo in h. SO IN.
Ineludiug nine stops and transfers OF baggage The
running time on the Buffalo and State Line Road was one
bour and forty minutes
IN, P;ftsb.rek Ga.ctte mentions Railroad project
If no small magnitude in its estimation and that must
in still stronger manner give NewYorl the control of
, the a ade Of the Great West. II says:
n substance Of information is, that during the late
se.n the legislation TO construct continuous Karo
rou gh nearly the center of Pennsylvania in the direction
ofNeg York Easton Franklin and Mercer being points on
the line, has been perfected
A depuation fiom Mercer visited Warren, Ohio, day or
two ago and went est 10 meet adepuiaon from COum
bus They say that powerful movement IS on foot tina.
they are backed by New York capital to an Unlimited
amount that If the strongest men IN the Last and the
have taken hold oft that the des ign IS to make IN
air line, the country will admit OF II, from IN
,innat to New ork passing through Columbus and War
rem Ohio Mercer Franklin, Rdgeway aud LastOn, Penn
sylyania Philadelphia is not considered or talked OIL or
cared for in the movement
Several gentlemen from that region have been in Harris
burg all winter and what their business was
This new eInent is understood, viii XII the North
western project which had much vitality and also
the Hudson and Clinton Railroad which runs norh OF the
-. daA linz he
and Pennsylvania Road somewhere between Canton and
Wooster-probaby at Wooster or Massilon
We thus see that while Philadelphia busy trying
to head Pittsburgh and get round her by the ephedanG
be North projects New ork has completely headed
her has secured the right of way directly through Penn
svlvana and ready comepe with her on short and
direct line right the heart of Ohio If Philadelphia bad
united with Pittsburgh in the great for the trade of the
West this calamity might have been avoided. Now she
meets with little commisseration.
The March earnings of the Cincinnati Hamilton and
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fuy the SANDY Hook Magnetic telegraph
THE HIGHLANDS. Monday, April p l25j-Slndown
One shin no signal ID the Bay going up.
Steamship Star Of the Yves. going IN past the Hook.
Wind moderate from the East. Weather clear.
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TEITO and NEw-YORK Gi LILY R Kali -,

vNIrEEATO and NEW-iC..'u non NEII syIITa han
ID via YewYOrt and Enc s,d asi egsekSo Tasooca
to Buhso a N. York Buffalo y. .nd Ere o.
Fare from w,oeured the oce Of the ana ~
road foot Of uM0SDAY MaIcs % trains VIII leave '"e ''
nest 9wpsarss-At A. n, arrive at Horneis'e o"
and N BgTnsa.Ss-xt A NJ arrive In Buffalo '' A'-'
stopping At ~ sessss-s NJ arrive at HOrnelsve 90 A.
in B"asO 10 2; sAne n0rnss Ezprc
On Sunday one % 80 ave Eomeisyile for boh1io u' @i
EIps, se express trains on New q uoYT super,ntendss
~ r.rn.Dsr, Assu. No Is oOurtaudis'. a,
1,,NANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAiLROAaD-wN
ANAI I'm .NGFMyNT-Ou and sfer Monisy, Dec - -
", s1,ber notice trans leave tnos .o xa, s1nss, rsa
NAL cting az Canandasua WITT trains on INC
Nes-fo,s- q, Porbeser buffalo and Niagara Fails - ~
BqsG suess At eo PM arrival o. Day ~ ,sac. ~
Dsj M time Of leaving NewioIk may De zen oy 's'
sSveisefnent OF the xyiItIAN a LAPHAM wv
Now. York. Dec. 10, isn- " puUk
I,.NDFN and AMBOY RAILROAD to fa a.
1nFipHIA rrom Pies No l. North RIVER loot q "
~ DEL I'll iise, daily Of 10 and NJ ssssstb
psee. ~ ~ ,rspbSet TRENTON 70 South AmpoIb .ss,ek
at a ' and steamboat STOCKTON 70 p1TTls
&C. q Espress Line st BY sesmooet ~ ~ hours ~
es Rsrurning leave Philadelphia at 10 An and r n Is
HocHEsTER, LOCKPORTa and NIAGARA lf A -
KOp.IIRoAp o,eu 10 BUFFALO.-The most e rsSS We
"a sesrest route Toronto, Hamilton ana RochssEr
st az TUESDAY yas. le 1853, trains VIII es.e H.
W sle 90 Nsssra Falls follows: 10 An and
o. rn will Buffalo and NlasATa fIs ios ~ QUITE spsf
% comfort other. The rosd thorcnsny
pos.,h entirely new and locomotives Ire w.. nooss
e. Road Buffalo 90 the Tenseenss p IN COL sRA
city.
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LARGE DISCOVERY OF STOLEN
GOODS.

BosroN, Sept. 10, P. M "A large quantity
of stolen goods has been discovered They
were detected last night in Concord, New
Hampshire, and consist Of boots, shoes, leather,
clothing, CLOTH hard and hollow ware, fancy
goods and other 'lings too numerousto mention.
Some ofthe goods have been recognized as sto
len from stores in that vicinity, but the greater
part taken from various cars, railroad depo's
warehouses, &c, &c.
They were found in the house of Justice
Squires, who he's fed. 1t seems he was par
doned out of the States prison four years ago.
1t is estimated not less than $50, 900 worth of
these stolen goods were secreted in his house.
one tenth of which has beenrecovered. Part of
he shoe found were marked Emerson, Cork
ron & Co, Pc .rls,rC ct, BostC n, directed Messrs
Townsend & Ross, Fox Lake. Wisconsin.
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New YORK MARKETS, September 10TH
Breadsuffs-The -four market opened with
out improvement, but was rather finer tow rd
the close. The sales are 10000 bbls at S.
5Oa6,56 Ia for State, and Sc 50a6. 6S for
common to good Ohio and mixed to fancy
Michigan
Southern flour is steady with sale, of 600 bbls
at S637 l-2 6, 75for common to good brands.
Canadian is held at ST. but with little do
ing, and limited stock offering.
Rye -four and cornmea are firm at our quo
tations.
Wheat is firmer for handsome white Mich
gan, but Canadian to arrive is more freely of
fered and Genessee except for the choicest sam.
pies is less buoyant. The sales include 500
Ohio at $l,4Oal, 43;7 600 white Michigan at
sl,42al,45; 1900 mixed and white Ohio ir
one cargo a: .3Sal q l2,0 900 white Canadian
Sl,39, and 4.4O0 do at SSl,40; nearly all oil
the above is on the spot or just at hand.
Rye is unchanged $500 bushels were sold
a92a "a ahoat and delivered.
Oats are frmer for good parcels at 40 80
Corn is steady with les of $4,000 bushels
mixed Western at SO ; Southern Yellow is
held 81, and 80 has since been refused for
good Western mixed.
Provisons-Pork isln good demand; othe,
dsscriplions are steady but quiet.
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another niece of Table Rock fallen.

another piece Of Table Rock fallen.
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. 9.-About s o'clock
tbs morning an unusual noise or deep rum.
bling sound was heard, and upon invc tigating
Tor The cause it was discovered that an i'm
nsnse piece oil Table Rock directly over the
Paih where persons venture under the catar ct,
mad fallen. The report and deep ,umbling
was at first supposed by some to be an earth
quake.
Quite number Of persons are still here,and
. "a. are some apprshensions that some one OF
os may have been under the rock at the time
VI 'nls' however. there is no certainly. 1t is
supposed that this break will so change the
,a,nns OF the water as to prevent persons from
en'urng under it in future.
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thrilling ScENE.-The Philadelphia Led.
s'' Of Monday has the following:
d. lew days since, as the express train for
"a. was passing the vicinity of Nae
S S'n creek. at the rate of forty miles an
I I', horrfying sight W witnessed by tho-e
II'''ng charge of the train A man app rem
H. fisherman, nhabiiing one of the ...,niies
S I.s ,oy'who was laboring under mania portu.
M nv thrown himself upon the rails for tie pur
rS'e Of sell destruction; but two females hav-
ri Drawn ora. him off, were engaged in dro d
sIr lnrccggie to prevent his again throwing him
MI; before the train. One had the deadly grip
Il. "l' egs while the other was kneeling upon
bv o'east' as the iron horse went laundering
va s!a y, grazing her clothing; indeed so close
des,t sne' that her own escape from instant
ss s.n was most imminent. The whole scene
p,, sp.eo but an instant; scarcely any of the
hid "sers were are of the calamity thai
nws Deeh impending. Those who witnessed
pos,;br morrow struck, knowing the utter i'm
'y 10 prevent the destruction Of al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-14

We learn, from gentleman who left Staun
ton on Thursday morning. that Hemp. Trayer,
(ofStauntonland Henry Wilson, (ofAlbemarle)
have been arrested and committed to Jail for
the murder of Coleman of that place. The
arr It was made upon tho evidence Of young
man in the employment of Trayer. who, hav-
iog been arrested, confessed that he witnessed
the murder; that Wilson held the old man.,
whilst Trayer knocked him in the head with
the hammer Great excitement prevailed in
Stanton when the disclosure was made
Char. Aduocate.
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sJ3 + l. L DE 1853
INCREASED FACILITIES!.
1853.

JOHNSON & VOOLFOLK take great pleasure in
- calling the attention of their friends and the public
their extensive facilities for the prompt uent and
economical execution at Jon PRINTNa of every iety
Determined give entire satisfaction their Gus
TONER'S they have spared expense in procuring every
necessary material for First Class Work
Owing The grent increase of their business within
the Inst twelve months and hndiag impossible
orders promptly with Hand Press the, lave
Gently put in operation in their establishment Of The
celebrated Ruggles' Fast Printing Engines, which
will in future enable them do work shortest POS. j.
BILE This beautiful piece of Machinery ia cnpa-
BILE of printing, in the best style of workmanship.
From 1900 10 1000 Sheets per How!!!
Thus reducing the work of entire day n single
hour. This, in addition TO two HAND PRESSES,
gives them superior facilities any other office in the
city, for the execution of all work 10 tie Printing line
IN shorter time-neater manner and at lower rites.
In returning thanks to their numerous pat ons for
past fuvors they them that their personal
ton will be paid the prompt and execution
Of all orders in their business aud that the best of
terIal viii be used.
JOHNSON g. VOOLFOLK.
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MARKETS..
Latest by the asia.

New YoRK, Sept. "a telegraphic dispatch
from Paris, Aug. Goth, state that the late ad.
vices from Constantnople brought informa-
ton that Prince Ghika denies the rumor that
he has gone over to the Gear. He says he
had been desired by Russia to suspend relr
tons with the Porte and stop paying n'hu'e,
but that not feeling competent TO decide the
question himself, he had made the matter
known to the Ottoman Government for its de-
cision.
There had been riots in Genoa, in consc-
quence Of the high price Of bread, and the mill
tary had been called out.
The citizens and refugees of Spezzia had
complimented Capt. Ingraham for his conduct
the Kosta affair.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW ROOKS.-D. B. PAYNE has just re-
L Y ceived the followiny New Books:
Theory of P.lilics, by Hildath,
Lorenzo Benoni,
mpapn of Waterloo,
Crawford, by the author of Ruth &C..
Golfers edition of Shakespear,
The Son and Testimony, by author of Wide Wide
World,
Europe in hur , by Wilkes,
McLeod's Life of Walter Scott,
The Heavenly Home, by Harblugh
Harbaueh on the Future Life,
Histor cal Sketehe. of No, folk, by Forrest,
Heaven of the sainted Dead, by Harbaugh,
Heavenly Recognition, g.
Progress of Nations, by Seamer,
Napoleon in Exile, by OMeara
The Lions Skin, by DeBernard,
The Race for Riches,
Travels in Egypt, by Thomas,
Marmaduke Wyvil, by Herbert,
The Footpath and Highway
Roland Trevor,
Notes and lamentations to the Text of Shakesrear,
Macauay's Speeches, 2 vols,
Cornee and his Times, by Guizot,
Memorials of the English Martyrs, by Tayler,
Ma Hurdestone, or the two Brothers,
40 Aopletons Popular Library, containing Works by
Tnaekeray, Oh, phant, Barham, Wiilmoti, Pooe-also
the Life and Memorials of Webster, Wellington and
,l-Pric,, so ce Its EACH
An Argument for Gle nsng the Sanctuary,
Greek Literature, by Anthem
LAW.
Exchequer Reports VOLS.
Henderson Shipp
British Crown Ca vols. A, % b,
Tate's New Form Book,
Elements of the Law,
Broom's Legal Maxims, for.
| which will be sold low to merchants and others
ALSO one more Of those he utiful Hose WOOD
PIANOS, manufactured by Knabe, Gnhle q Co.,
| : himore. ! sep. -o-el
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Office at the Depot Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
1853. Southern EntcrprfZc. 1853
LAW WI fs II
PARISEN & KINGS

VIRGINIA, NJ CAROLINA d. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
TWO and from New York, Norfolk, Petersburg and
l. Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN e. ROANOKE, and by tho Seaboard and Hon-
noke Weldon Whining on CASTOR Raleigh, Peters
burg Weldo, Petersburg Richmond, Richmond and
Fredericksburg, Soulb-Sde, and Va Tenn. Rnironds,
and connecting with Stage aud Wagon Lines from tho
different points the Railroads to almost every point
throughout this above Statesthro 10 charge Of spe.
II Messengers. Mere avnin~ Il omsclves Of this
line for the ortation their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in It's great expedition and
my of Tntes.
Merchants In the interior Of the above States order
Ing Goods Fl ON BuItimor and Pldelphin, to tho
Of Parian g. Kings Eap,c~ Nor otk Petersburg or
Richmond, may depend upen having all chagcs paid.
d " cir Goods forwarded without the lcns delay, and
free of nil drnyrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office,
No. 49, Iroadpay NJ Y.
w. b. PARISEN. Southern O6-cc
Corner Boiiiugbrook and 2ndSts.
Pacrsbwg Va.
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YNCnBURG Female Seminary
HOLLOW WARE. Piow Castings,

l. l. Stores, Orates, Fancy Iron Rating, MAJ Racks,
Chairs Iron Fronts, STRAIN Engines, Mn Gearing. To-
bacco Presses, DC, furnished reasonable notice and
norh ern prices.
The supf ror advantages we possess wi enable
To Eli orders uppn the most accommodating terms.
Orders left ut tho law Office of Spence n Slaughter
will meet with prompt attention.
sept Cts SPENCE, BEGGS 81 90.
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DEATH OF DIR. AsHBURN-We regret to
learn that DR.. Robert A. Ashburn, formerly OF
this city,is among the victims to the yellow fe-
yer in Mobile, where he had lately taken up
his residence-N0rfolk Beacon.
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II the Trnin is stopped tor passenger between any
Of the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train. and chnrge viii
he less than twenty-five cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets Except hos,
who take the cars where tickets not sold }
will be charged by the conductor ten per cent in ad-
diron the regular Of fare, provided. however
that in shall he receive less thon more
ihan fifty cents from passenger, to ay point on
the road
Servants will be required to have two passes, TO
be loft with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc.
which pnsses, must be explicit in grant ng the priv
lego travel the Free coored persons will be
required produce their free papers, they will not be
permitted travel on the
May lots. THOMAS SHARP,
Supt. REHABILITATION.
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CARDS! CARDS!!-We have the largest and best
OF Cards (all colors) in this city, which
be printed in good style d. s and Dollars per
Thousand! Call and see specimens.
JOHNSON a. VOOLFOLK.
Sd door delow Post Office second floor
sept lodi wc2w
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L. k 4 ID AL who want AXES of the real
4 Collins X Co make should be particular to CO
the stamps, there various conncreits and I'M
tions stamped Collins and labied much like ours. which
are auduently sold in parts Of the United States
us our manufacture. They made In different
OF the country by vurous makers and generally
Of very inferior quality The genuine Collins (which
have acquired such extensive reputation nva,i.
oble stamped Collins ~ Co, Hartford" and each
axe hns Printed label with my signature. IL 10 now
more ihan % YEARS since commenced the bush
ness with the stamp Of 'Cons Co, Hartford" and
do mi know nf any other axe.mnker by the of
Collins in the United States. s. w. COLLINS.
mn ~
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed for the Lyncaburg Vvginidn.
Mnimc Elections.

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. ID.
No choice Of Governor has been made by
the people. The Wings and Manc Law lem-
ocrats will have a majority in the Legislature.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Arrival Of the Star OF the West.
Two WEEKS LATER FROM CALI
FORNIA

x,u yopK. Sept. o.-The steamer Star of
4. West has arrived in eight days from San
IuaD. bringing San Francisco dates OF August
freight, and 100000 in the hands OF passen-
gers. u,.c.,l ,,;,.lc G
Francisco on the 10th for Panama, with 600
P'9 The T. S. frigate Columbia left San Juan
f,r Pensacola ON August 3lst.
The Hon. Scion Borland minister to Cen
,r.l America, would proceed to Grenada on
Sept. Sd. :, w.
.;n,ed principally as follows: Duncan, Sher
nsn &. Co., 100000; Burgoune & Plume
s9oo 900 Adams & Co, 2l5,000; Dlexel q
70 $4,000, and various smaller amounts to
different parties.
She connected al Nicaragua with the Sierra
Nevada. and received an addition Of one mil
to, three hundred thousand dollars in gold to
her freight.
Uaxall -four was quoted at $50. iGallego at
S22 Coffee firm; pork quiet; beef heavy !;
butter and lard declining; cheese dull; rice
firm lumber dropping.
The accounts from the mines are very ia
yorable.
Jeremiah Jeffries. formerly Of Boston, had
been murdered at his rancho, near El Dorado.
He was a member Of Company H., Massachu
sets volunteers, in the Mexican war.
The mining and agricultural accounts were
favorable.
MARKETS.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 10TH The markets
generally were very ianguld. Flour firm at
q 90, for superior CALICO and Haxall.-
Corn meal ST. rs S. Mess Beef ST. Clear
Pork $3l. Hams ia Is cts Clear Bacon
Sides 1S4 cts Choice Butter 80 cts. Lard
dull at Is Is cts.
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MARRIAGE of GottschaM.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-lt is stated tina,
young Got,schalk, the eminent pianist, will
soon marry Phiadelp hia heiress worth $780,,
600
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-14

VXTANTE Dan active. abe-bodied FARM
w HAND. for the balance OF the year, TO WORK OF
fsrm near Lvnchburg. good price will be paid.
Apply at the VIRGIsIAs OFFICE
sept l3-d3if
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-14

New York MARKETS, Sept. -.
Southern -four at 8 SO, 6 CO TO 10. South
ern Wheat IL to 90. Yellow Corn Sd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-14

BALTIMORE MARKETS Sept i3.
Sales of II 900 bbs. -four al sc -; 900 at
%. Wheat firm. White Corn 70.