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Total, 25Is53,3l2 3I,IJV,Io4 55,IV',UIU
The entire deposits Tor the frat months in 1852,
il will be sen s3l ,7Jo 1854, showing increase
this year OF 81, a63 $50. ra#
The shipments Of specie 10 foreign countries during
the month OF July have been SASS 637 making the
tire shipments OF specie foreign since the
la, OF January Of the current year, sI2755637. not IN
GLIDING Ss50ooo which taken out by The Franklin
TO day. making the whole amount slse0j 6J7. against
exports Of last year, during the period, SIS s5eit
showing difference in favor oil this year of S5.2a5,
979
The receipts OF gold from California. therefore, in
round number,, will exceed our exports fourteen mil
lions. m#
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By j. c. MCGUIRE. Austionssr.

TRUsTEE's SALE or HOUSE AND LOFTY virtue Of =
deed II trust duly erseued Hnd recorded the subscriber
sei public sale Monday afternoon, August O'Clock
premises, the house aud portion square
No. 7 fronting ~ avenue between I2n
and I3h running back width on an
alley Z.
The franz eAy new win suit .m All family
The igbborhood 10 rapdly Improving. -
Terms One third tslco OF which y
the rcs,due twelve
ter.s, and deed Of trust s
pcnso purchaser. ...-
Of complied dsy.
the right resell rh
J. RUSSELL BARR, Tsus,ee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
July 3-eodhd aa. Apetoneer.
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cosp,rIos or rnE ONO.

WHEELING Aug. 2--Tbe river continues 10 rise, and
freghs iesuced 80 Cincinnati and so
to Loutvllle.
The light-dranghi steamer Fort McHenry left for
C.ncinn, today with full complement of freight and
passengers ffom Baltimore.
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The sPEcrr sovEhEST.-From the statement OF The
United States Mint the OF gold deposited during
the month OF Jolly amouns 10 50 49l,ooo The follow
ing is a comparative statement of The deposits at the
mint for the FIRST month. Of 1851, 1852. and
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LouIsvILLs Aug. The returns from tho 10Th disine'
indicate that Hodge (whg) elected Congress over H.
H. Stanton Tbs following have been reeesedE
1858 1851.
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The HERALD IN THE MARKI.-Swain, OF the Phila-
dephia Ledger. in negotiating for the New York Herald
Last Friday he offered $500 900 cash for the whole con
Hudson and ALI or $40 900 per in perps,uo
NeIiker proposition has been definitely accepted.
tv. ~ Y. Day Book.
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InroRrAsr ANp vALuAsLE IHvEGTTOE.

oANDs AND CUMMINGS BRICK MACHtNnL-PATENT
N Ri,bt. Tor city,
,pr,nf,d of
machine.
pvolueeA
by the application of power,
water Win Il
ereeics r.pdy Of any
for that known. i .ttErfTs1
of The patent only
chine he protected abroad Meanwhile, n.
pared sssss for the sale
good title the +atHo#
Apply by letter, post p,id) once, Of
streets, the fost ofhc. Department. 9EH IfN
KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, aaseotDA ~ q
board u viter appointed hy the STATE psn
tenderee COLONEL Anen Distinguished nxduase of
Wes r~us rrscf,cs aided by shie cuay
Of pdy uusny tsorb, the best
addition n -rserdcd n natural science
theor~sc spd rsscresi engineering.
The be
with before op%Rae ~
fall which ~in
health ssd agreeahepess
esdy thosossnncss ip<act,~u
I.
The seventh open Mosdsy Sep
temhrt sss Enurv charge Al6n
rrcrs fe - est~ - pay she In advance. ~
Adrs~s superintendent military Tnstafc, Fanxa coma
~, xeu'sc ~, /" q, Ms undersigned. ~, as... i
June ls-sa-tm President Of ths Board.
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July 0-d
uy J. G. MCGUIRE, A.e,son..r.

VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING ATPUBLIC AUCTION-AOh
Mo~day August 9Th, on O'Clock the premises,
ofiois 157 ffOnsng - feet New
18th and llh running back
alley substandAf we'll
cellars pastry, dining
three
with the
outbudngs The situated the hesthy
pleasant distant from Pres
idents Houee. Title upqneshonnbe
Terms One years,
mote bearing Deed given a taken.
JAS e. MCGUIRE
JaIy cd Auctt0nesr
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EMIGRATION ToR JULY.--The total number OF alien
passengers that arrived al this port during the month OF
July was % sos. from the following countries:


The immigrants OF the past month have generally al
nved healthy and in good condition. Com. .,
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by y. S MCoOANh, AuctS00ccSs
RI HANDSOME AND WELL-KEPT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
ii KEEPING EFFECTS AT AUCTION.-On Friday morning,
Of 9th and
and effects Of gentleman removing oa
the city, comprising
Superior rosewood plane, BY RsseukIsnta
Two mahogany hair spring seat sofas .i.l
Mahogany parlor chars, rockers a5I z=.#t.a
Egyptian marbefop centre and pier tables
Mahogany spring divans, TOut tables ( gs9
DO batrack, dining tables a5-H.
Ingram, paio chamber, and stair carpets
Painted can woodseat chaTs, Venetian blinds
High, low, and French bsdsteadsS fa8
Feather beds, curled hair mattresses
Dressing and plain bureaus, waAhstands
Boosters and pillows, bedding 4fs..
China, glass, and cockery
kitchen &c.
$40 Of hree,
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed bearing interw
JAS. z. MCGUIRE,
July 30-d 81 sz7t Auehoneot.
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despatch just received from MaysvIle states that full
have been received and Hodge is elected Lean
der M Cox (xhig) Is also eocted Congress in the 9th
district Both of these whig gains.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 3.-Linn Boyd has fifteen hundred
mr. ioy in the first district Kennedy, ami BrecknIdge
has five hundred aud eighty in the eighth
.eHs4
KENTUCKY Result doubtful In the tenth congressional
district The c ia favor Of The official
vote alone decide.
BALTIMORE, Aug. s.
MssouRI.-C,F +. jackson dem and Gam CamheIs
(whg) elected Congress. Edward Bates (wbg) lie
eectt d Judge.
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sy GREEN Is SCOTT, Aucfsoneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THIRD STREET, BE-
Y streets, aucuan-On Tuesday the 96th in
shall sel, the premises a sI O'Clock ms No. 10 in
IL situated side of Third wset be-
and nonh. This above described
Handsomely located having front Third Of twenty-five
running back thry feet paved alley hundred
hfty
months purchaser notes for The deferred
the day Of sale. deed and
4 deed Of trust taken
Title indspuabics
.--9s.. ar. H# GREEN 4 SCOTT
2O-dAds AuctoneeSs.
ny-The sale IS postponed until Monday, tho
- r GREEN q SCOTT,
July sd .s#ea- #=... Avcuoncss
uz-The above further postponed untal s>tur-
'' GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Aug I'D Auctionesrs
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fCiENT.FIc CONVENTION.

CLEVELAND. August 1.-The following professors
appointed prepare papers Tor the annual meeting
Professor Bsche, tides Professor Henry,
pherc electricity; Professor Halt paszoc rocks Pre-
lessor Smith, of louisiana michro chesisy Profess
Gibbs tire progress OF organic chemistry PROBES
Could the progress OF the electro phc
method Of observation Professor Ledy, North Ameri-
extinct ammalia and repalia Professor Pierce,
The theory Of planetary per,u baton Professor Burnett
advances in anatomy and physiology Professor Agassz
the alteration generation in animals Professor Dana,
phca distbut OF the lower snin ais Hes
oluons offered reducing the yeaiy assessment 81
preventing the sale al the proceedings, and appointing
committee 10 revise the constitution.
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE
1slD6 AZ Mountains, by the Atlantic and St
Ralrosd-Tne only by which ua yrser.
reach the base Of the white mouniaias
S"m~sr srarsemeHt'-To oer,-snes june ~, 1864.
Travellers fo the Whie mountains, leaving New
evening boat ny soninsor snd Providence Fail River ROUTE
q m. land
Maine, So
and the rtsticnb house Gorhsm N. H. m Tray
eers leaving Boston by tbs q lodge
reach the s'snos house BY the oSnin1 tsssn rm Portland Tv
ee Leaving Boston the evening time
take the rsis from ro~isnd Fare. a. BY route
=. T. CoRsER
June a3-Asw sap. Ausn6c ST Lawrence. Railroad
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GREAT BAR GAINS ~ be haA IN Dry 0~~As.--As the
10 far advanced. and hsvs
good. Oh Al pr,c~. r.ocs
lower Than they can BE- had the Drsrict, c~~pne
A srrs stock Of sika Of al ktsds ~. = -es#
large stock n figured PLAN hereees Ea.rg.
a large stock ~ Freneh lawns ~" ylll .
A nsks stock Of Easissh and Awescan lawns
fAfse stock OF hefere de ianes .a..
Iarec stock Of craVs snd other shswls
Aiarse stock of gnshsms rI
large stock plain neurcd awie~ muslin.
large stock Of plaid ard striped camhric.
large stock Of carpets and mating
A large stock Of hosiery
Alsrse stock Of dnsnesu Of all kinds
large lot Of ~pld
u sokpoedg s'ocers thanks 70
n ose forward sod paid Their
Thoee respectfully requested 70 come
forward sell ~S 10
but those the LIST Of July and The LIST Of
January.
August 9-eo3M HALL BRoTHEe.H
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ALABAMA k-kCrIoN.
MONTGOMERY Aug. 1.-The election for governor and
members of Congress th In this State Monday
We have few scattering returns which clearly Indicate
that COL Winston tdem has been elected OF the
State by large majority.
Mr. Abercfombie, (whg) it would appear from partial
returns been elected Congress from the second dis
uct He was previously representative OF that dis
tfict. rars a#s G
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NEw York, Aug 3--The steamer Empire City arrive
boIe this morning from New Orleans and Havsns. She
detained quarantine and Of the passengers allow
ed TO come Ashore, fearing the yellow fever. #"..
The ship Lotus has arrived from Canton.
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WANTED-To purcb.-. OF TO rent convenient dwelling
w far good r~ishhr~hcuA.
Aug 7-dh. sf+5f g. W.. No lea, Once ~ the usaos
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pwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR PENT.-Two new eitsih,y
situnsd modern with marble manels go aHssr~
containing eacb aud every convenescs tos
renteef family, win be tented upon hvofshe ats 70
pvactuai tenant, on spPhcsnonto
Annette and Commtnioa Meschans. e.
so1th
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ny GREEN Il SCOTT, Auctionesrs.
Two FRAME HOUSES (To BE REMovED) AT AUCTION
On Friday the 5th shall sell ut O'Clock,
front Of tbs frame houses be removed days
from OF 18th and north,
in los. sase.#.a
Onehird balance and four motbs
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Aug3-a AuctioaseYs
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R1-aa a .aeessns Heard . Directors Of IN.
hopoi,.n Aeehsn,os institute. held At neir rooms on nh
"Re.oirss That the Institute be opened daily
.hroash The -ssi tssnds ,I',o,sdl from $40 10 O'Clock
CHARLES CALVERT.
June H-n Recording Secretary.
ey-yo~.x Meas Chss.ts.m Association. Rooms POW
Ter budns IN street, below r. The General Poet Once
essd ten, p
and Great BRIAN IRE ruay received Citizen. and
BY order Of hs A..oeisuon.
nme-eonu zl-.L
cARUsI's SALOON.
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
TEussp.r Evssrre, Apersr T.
Nh JAMES SHERIFF.
e ur,.r, ,aae. many young ir.,ssn,
han on which occasion b, win b. assisted by
Mr.. w. CULLEN,
Southern and Western Theatres
Ne introducing citizens Of w
ingon young lady Of This city
MISS JULIA RENwrCEs-
Being her 6nt Appearance in pubic
Tickets 80 For particulars, small bills or-n
sales To-Day.
CARDLrhe pusic respectfully Informed NJ
sro Don oaideron de ia Barcss enec. ~i DO esnsoed
81 = :. ss.%ssi ,,r.,,. ssssis. md o.
-s.t Of good furniture $500.
u
Avg eli Auef,cneer,
ny n. n. srRATTOS, Auouons1,
(psra.ys-ar,a .-.-u., .o.a eide, IoA sr,,,)
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AuCTloN.-on
Thursdsy, August O'Clock premises shall
The snssrp three o.rfhs of lot No IS No s
s "s back ssss
3o-'s alley.
Tsrns lihers-nsde known sale.
JsIy 3i-ds lint and stsr,1
NY ;. q. MegUIRE. A.esso~~sr-
FOR eaLE At PUBLIC AUCTloN.-on Th.r-d.y .n.rnoon,
August s6k O'CLOCK, commoAious and well arranged
stoy brek dwelling. hasemsn nearly containing
ec"ss with the bu1iag s
sssd IA de.tvah.. ION
vest, between q and " north,
Tide iodispuiahls.
For terms, &c, apply e
4. 6H .# gr. - .7f !. G. Mcguire,
AaG 3-N ...t ~ #.asaa Ascuon.er.
M"~"e ~ Mays College, near E""sssss'"rs, nd.
THE MAYS College
enoes o" the sAh asA ends on the last Wednesday
81 June
The fcr eieov fhe srst r months
40 No. rs In advance 80 each hs slwsy.
payable in advance Tn. ehsvees m mvs'c aed
dfs~pn9 twhch sdie~ each ~ and ff
German and sparssh t.'-o cyscr~} rsh So per
An the students doctrines spS trained - The
rssst'cs 81 tie Catholic religion
: ~ e. = a4s r MrCAYRuRY n ID.
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CARDTbe subscribers, being about
II Of settling business for The
ending 3t July respectfully those whose
unsettled, they will call the
make settlement the Isl Of August with the
notes short datcs
August collector (Mr smalwood) win
upon all who have settled and hope they will rosbs
cLAGErT NEWTON, MAY, \ co.
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NOVEL LEGAL pEcsIos,-The supreme court OF Hi
nois. now IN session al Ottawa have decided that when
The journals OF the legislature do show that sc
passed through Three several readings required by the
constitution, Il cannot be recognised as law even when
signed by The presiding officers OF both branches OF the
legislature and approved by the governor. The signing
asd approving were merely held being evidence pre-
sumptye of the passage OF The act but mol conclusive as
TO the isel II The journals did not prove il.
QuARAsrlsE.-The commanders Of vessels and others
Interested t.sys the New Orleans Crescent OF the 10Th
u VIII observe IA the ordinance passed yesterday con-
siituing board Of health, clause causing all vessels
from foreign ports stop at Saugh House Point and
NOT 10 approach the wharf until after being visited and
inspected by the physician Of The port, from whom
nhcale must be obtained penalty in OF failure,
or refusal 10 comply. is provided This, conceive. is
one OF the mos, saulay provisions ia The ordinance and
should be rigdly enforced.
MILLIoNAIREs CALF JahlASome OF the largest in
comes in the United States enjoyed by gentle
men OF San Francisco, who, four years ago, far
from being rich II is said that the annual income OF
Samuel Brannon, esq Is over TWO huadred and fifty
thousand dollars; whilst that OF j. L. Folsom, w. d. NJ
Howard, and several Others is but little, if any, less.
These large estates have been made within the last three
four years. by the rapid Of real estate in and about
San Francisco In ls474s lois purchased for SIS
or $40. which worth over 100000 On the
chief business streets, in favorable locations, ground
worth from $500 10 $1,000 per front foot exclusive OF
the improvements. sg
The Pacific RAILWAY PRIZE EssAY.-Mr. H. s. Fitch,
Of California. who. will be recolecled, time
offered $4,000 as premium for The best essay the
subject ri railway connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, has extended the time of receiving the competing
manuscripts until April Is, 1854.
The MANUFACTURES or THE UNITED STATrs--We
subjon summary Of The manufacturing industry OF the
United States, derived from the report OF the supern.
isndent of the census. r 2
The period which has elapsed since the receipt OF the
returns has been short enable the Office to make
hut general report OF the facts relating TO few OF The
most important manufactures.
The entire capital invested in the various manufac-
lures in the United States, the ls Of June, 1850.
TO include any establishments producing less than the an
aual value Of $500, 5.s aaa
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tIATCHEA yewsiry, SILVER Ware, DC M. w. GAIT
BRO Importers q hne watches,
ia every description Of ch ievsy silver
eoS snys and sh, steel apeccs and as's H.e
rcas rv-p sdvannes m seunx NO h.i. stock ON IN. s..,
bey cssf indne.mco 10 parcha.evs
~ any esah'Am~n,in rhis coassry, - 49, - r's.ssE
w. GAIT BRo.. s6e.
4 .fYfL - III sisn 81 the Golden Eagle,
lA.ssss sAe
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The Brownsville (Texas) Flag is advocating an outlay
the part of the United States government for the pur.
pose Of improving The channel OF the Rio Grande II
says that troops and supplies for army stations on the
river landed Corpus Christi, and taken thence
FIVE ak HUNDRED miles OF sterile land whereas
a Of from $4,000 10 $50 .ooo the river might be
cleared out TO enable steam boats TO land troops
provisions, &C. al The very bssons OF the forts during
The whole year.
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According TO the Albany Evening Journal the slave
trade in Cuba presents feature II 10 said that
Dealers encouraged by mpuniiy allowed importers OF
negroes from Africa, have engaged in the importaoa
OF Indians kidnapped from Yucatan Nearly two hun
drtd have been brought into the island Upon its dis
coyery Santa Anna promptly issued instructions the
Mexican consul at Havana 10 demand their release as
Mexican citizens The Cuban auhoritic, will doubtless
be reluc,an, TO gran, il but probably will find other
way OF settling the mailer. #..Et.H
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Law school of Cumberland University, at L~baasn.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon abraham Caruthen, late one Of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan OF the judges Of the
Of Tennessee.
Hon Brornhoid L. Ridley, of Tho
Judges Carutrs Green dew whole srcusvey
20 the school
ffnsirrion Daily class
No al the
daily progress OF examinations. H-s.
g. Weekly Of common law and equity In which
OF facts profrs
all the Known actual
practice. The framed
the trials Some Of the iakea by Appeal
supreme which held monthly cisS,
public at the cod 81 session The uden act csrk shs'
a. circuit judges, and chaneoiors oca
pscics connected with their st.. - ..#z#
SessiouThe first third Moadsy
third Thursday February.
the succeeding Monday in February and second
Thursday in July. .Ufl .#.rf.E
Ere,se per se.,onTuion fee So in Advance; cottages,
fee boarding finnish
which an be hsd 10 the Lebanon bookstores.
Pour sessions required complete the uness the
dents advanced No study required for I'D
There four regular bsdeoes 81
any time during the collegiate EHa..ss
Theirs Legislature school. rt
Number Of students last collegiate eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Prcs,d hoard of Trussses.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

RY virtue Of two wts Of 6e a, issued os the Clerks OF
ID hcc Of the Circuit District Columbia
county OF washington and directed shall pablo
cash. Tuesday, 18Th Angus. IL
following Described
properly right OF Enock Hdsewsy
in No a. No No. ~ square No.
and half lot No is No 293 the city
Washington seized levied
Rdseway, will be sold satisfy judicials Nos 81
Robert ru John @. Rvcs r. Cal
Ian rs, said Enooh Ridgeway. NZ.A
JONAH ID. HOOVER,
July ao-du Marshal OF District OF Coluubia.
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elected attorney general OF the State
SNIP MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE EUROPA.
BosToN August 3The ship Elizabeth FELTON,. from Bos-
ton for San Francisco was abandoned the 18th
June. g3
The Europa sailed with sxyeight passengers. including
the cons ul TO Austria.
STEAMERS FULTON PRIacEToSTHE Fishery QUESTION.
EAsrroRr, (Me } Aug 2--Tbe United States steamers
Fulton and Princeton arrived here Sunday.
Halifax dates the Both u received here, represent the
excitement in regard to the fisheries subsiding. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19
Correspondence of the New York IlcraiL.l
L,lsL Ia iI,I,LIp


WAsHiSGTos Aug. Ia, IS53.-The Secretary of Stale
nniy received his dispatches relative koszta affair
from Mr. Marsh Minister Conslrn Friday
too late ly them before The Cabinet They will BE read
the Cabinet This will for the delay
making public the dispatches heretofore received the
Navy Department.
The kusza question is likely Ia assume mncl i'm
puanl Ter first anticipated MIR. Marcy is
already pledged position ii!a' The hing of declare
un of become citizen OF the United States
entities the !. ivIdus To the protection OF this government
viii be that MIR. Marcy nrnber of The
nivrd termed, 10 adjust the Claims
American cilizens against Mexico. One Of these claims
Was that al italian gentleman who had declared his in
ennn becoming OF the United States previous
10 The Expectations being committed his property by
Mexico The Mexican commissioners resisted The claim
me ground that the declaration did eniitfe the
" To Inc mnIunrs Of citizen Of the United States Tho
case was finally submitted the arbitration Of the King Of
Prussia iahgh his minister and decided adversely Ia the
position assumed by Mr. Marcy II matter OF great
porance 10 the thousands who reach shores and file
their declarations of mcoiinn become citizens have
this point decided Mr. Marcy, VIZ believe took Tie ground
that they in the same position children born here
who although they cannot vote hold I'LL they
years DID, sI during their minority
Quesbnaby entitled 10 The protection OF the United States
Should This position be taken the release ot koszta will
doubtless be imperativey demanded by government Ii
will he due only national honor, but 10 The
population which seek shores in The pursuit o that civil
and religious liberty which is denied them In Europe
No better opportunity for settling The question arise
and public opinion will uphold The executive In the cnuncia
lion OF whatever may be deemed American ncnr. no
matter how tod il may appear y. y
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THE tN NEW OphEat'H'
We have published daily records OF the desoatns Iafc
Of The yellow fever staying its hundreds Of all classcs !
.rnut be doubted that great reason, why no improve
men has been manifested in the health OF New Ofcans a
.een The fact that the cemeteries themselves have been per-
cd 10 furnish ament for the disease in the manner thus
G,,6Ily detailed by The New Orleans Delta:
.We have been Mortified by the descriptions which have
.d us from highly respectable sources, OF The state oi
b rnurh District Cemetery This Is the place In which
nv d,d IRE buried by The Corporation. The carts OF the
S,,act commissioner the contractors I've do mol Know
hirhl 90 around daily, and collecting load OIL victims OF
~. endemic have been previously naea up III cupp
t;on collins take them the Cemetery ~ inc rear u e
Enh District where graves dug 10 the deptn OF TWO
foo, ar eighteen inches wherein The collins are
liam and the dirt thrown upon Them We unnersh'u '
sr men have been kept busy digging these graves III M
.r mast The number of corpses increasing hesc 'aoo
ors found their work and either some u '.o
M or they were unable supply the demand ior graves m
E,day last hen the number carried 10 thiS oG s
nnr was srven,y.one The collins were deposited on le
a,nmnJ by the cartmen who then left here iory o Ie'n
.o,ued mill Yesterday morning unbured Inc acuoh Vi
through the tral enclosure, produced rapid decom
in Of the bodies several OF which sweled, 40 as 10
80, ,. collins Attracted by the unusually violent ana
Tyr c1uyia several citizens in the ncishoono"i VISIT
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