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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07

DIR. SWAYNE,
An eminent Physician of Philadelphia, has given
to the world the benefit of his experience by
preparing remedies suitable to almost
every disease,
DR.. Svdyne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry, for curing Coughs, Colds,
Consumption, and all diseases
of the THROAT, BREAST and
LUNGS.
DR.. Sw0yne's T~e,mifuge,
For destroying Worms, curing Byspep STA, &c.
DR.. Swdyne's Sugar Coated Sars apa.
and Tar Pills,
A gentle ~purgatlve and alternative Medicine
for superior 10 the Pills in general use. -
DR.. Svayne'S Cholera Morbus DiarrhGa
and Dysenfery Cordial.
A never failing remedy.
A frest supply Just received by,
Il. II. cHUnB, & Co.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07

B-Those who attain any excellence,
commonly spend life in one common pur.
suit; for excellence is not often gained
upon easier terms.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07


Ills estimate that l50, eco persons die
the United States, with consumption, and Professor
Eberly says theta vast number ofthese could be saved
by the timely use Of some prompt remedy.
DR.. HALLS BALSAM STRIKES, at thereof Ofthe
Disease at once, and such Is its speedy effect, that any
one using 1t freely according Ia, directions for "a or
% hours, and not entirely satisfied with its merits
may return II and receive back his money. Money
oil be eheerfuily refunded. The most distressing
cough is frequently relieved by asingle dose, and bro.
ken up In a few hours time. The afflicted do not
have. to purchase bottle after bottle before they find
whether this remedy will afford relief or not.
Call on the agent and get a pamphlet gratis. The
treatise on Consumption alone is worth more thar
the price Of this medicine. You will find certificates
Of Physicians in Cincinnati, and of others who's
cures have been efIectedhere at home, where they cal
be found.
The public have beer, imposed upon by remcdit
recommended by certificates which have alwa
originated from some uuknswn source. We belieN
that a medicine possessing real merits will ehei
cures wherever 1t is used, at home as well as abroad
This is no Paregoric preparation, but one which If use
in season will save the lives OF thousands and pc:
sons may make this pargaiR NTH AGENTS from whol
they purchase, that In every case where tits use
freely according to directions, and entire satisfaction
Is not given In 90 or % hours, they csn return the
medicine. and their mOneg Dilbe ~eheerfulig refunded
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07

VALUATION OF REAL EsTATE.-ln ls47
the valuation of real estate in Ohio, for tax
alton, amounted TO s475,OO0,OO A re-
valuation has been made this year. The
returns are nearly all in, and the total will
reach $500, 900 900. This is an increase
of s325, OOO, 900 in six years-or nearly
70 per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

R p ss.i'S tie late fsuis Received 81 s,2lfer
~ ttis Hcta
lnerf - vry ~ --st0-s q B. f--- r'-
been ~ ave s'scus.ye
made n sr-is.
paeAa-es tie c-oseg 4sotstlons Of lr15.I ~
tef' cr0icr H. At o'he ~
t.flhi- 70 est :. tierces 80 trsr1 ai-l hs ~
o - ~ g. ~ eles ~ ptGA TheTs has been re
S'ti ~ Llo in1 lsTEr fe.
ts'elei Eezs tsve OF; n-d - al par i
lases 70 slFe. iCc % 2ic the market clls-
fo'l''d - rf-'es . bbs. l1l res 81 rss-r Il-e
% "a NOD . ir9uy f Cheese ~ GRE Re-
ben uece e. ifc- which IL
SokF-1hers hss been a-r-v
tfcFuf ~ ~ descr. rles
.-ci = 60 rc-.tcr &. Sc i21f %. Ne -.
~ 9si - % {, sttes ~ a. o0 n. Chenici a.
Itc+ 10 %. e tie, . i4.c. Received. rs rorrs
soce c tttctes
- 'eL pace a. IN qsE e1Talc= 81
ifIsi 90 ~ - ~ I' 10 boxes Brandy Peaches I.
~ 1-7; Preserved Nes.s Po1frv O~t.. dan ofsae
hf4ie raes FOR Gins which
i Teen lfc tle fal.ra q j.
III s or -rY No Ch-a ~ 80 ~ 10 10 e. no
e - fefuV1l = q a. uio fo c- SO ss Cs-sI ~ T.
nst Received OF fOrsfa 49,
ltse fts rs tif 20, n =. DO %. s--s. - cfs.
srGiRs-I ere has heen ls-7e butes dlu- At
ftnt O. % VI 4 corlerced Dob Refined
e1eiced 70 Asw lie buk q tie sa-k Of boz krs passed
teer tsff IT, sc''s 70 e.ld nc 1de L. tbs db. srd
fs d trrscd ir rts - lI llfs: ~ - C1s1-+ p5<
osto. md O. l2c DO Dll Cr1sed
ne AID TOW ro Lf cf. $50 d. pr Bost01 Crushed H.
% sas h-r e l oN % tn18. Nls ani =. 3l-= 200
q" 20 Is,c ~ A' lng - - s. q d, d. A. =, q ~
~ 30 snd BsaEiz1 m 8 D. Inc zhtl. s. 30
u sebdEich issrl Ire haze
ma a. toders are quite nn demanding further sia-ce
4EAs D. sorii o. tr ctors h-ve beel u-fl-e t- o.
sales GO BIZ 0 u Inreis P16er Co
pea 4n .o'' = n csuusfer a. 45 recelvec rs pkss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

saw the cook and steward standing m the stb0,-d side
OF NE ship about FIVE feet avsr' and the latter ssi
Raising Tisto in his right hsn5 The mate insdisfay
spr4nR 70 get be- them AMI hs tns
steward, the latter 6sd The ball struck the COX inns
oefry before The right shoulder sn5 lodged il the ch.
Williams died 80 hours after The yard piso-c ia
irons and has been delivered the hOres here
most foul murder was committed a. auo on Satin
cay night Mr. Charles Beekman n-rchsu IT Volc ,n1
Cslsl eras County murdered 10 bis bed Thp deed
was done Nth axe several blovs we're sruck rnq.a
ting bis bead and face horribly IL discovered sbo1t
O'Clock next morning. II supp issd his murderer v.s
ermaD who entered The store to rob the pre- The
fellow bad not been spprehsnded
RtIUKNEn FROM SALT LAKE M Csnsvsn rsturnsd On
foay last from trip 10 the Great salt Lake Cty bnsr
ne went 10 purchase stock In the offset Of hs vt We
oei+Ve he succeeded very well although prices RANGED
much higher than he anticipated they would Ne aid
80. and IN some Cases 500 for COW an5 from 80 {,
ior Joke OF oxen. Stock brings very good price
al San Lake
The emigration Just getting in from the States a.
houeh pr C4navan dos not think Il will bear soy c1n
parson IN point Of number VIA; in he- ye,-.
Great Quantities Of stock however beng broIga.
across by the sni2rsnts
Mr.. Cansvan dd not lose any Of hi. stock ia coming
across nor was be noested BY tbs indians Il i ais opn
ioD that the emigration this year NUT suffer v--- much
the grass is ba1 and the Humboldt river gs rising yers
fast. This Vii impede the progress Of tbpse e. mig
through until late IN the winter, when is possible the
Slows may SET in and them of ron supplies Mr. Ca
Davan Travelled several mile, through the snow
AZ INDIAS BATE The Cdhf0rniq E-Dre,s says
there was eight between ths lodans the npre
few days since They were drawn On psin u r.yu
lar battle array the chiefs D. aud all the rue, II
war observed Some three four hundred were ty-d
In the fight TLres we're killed and seventeen TOundsd
when victory percheo upon the banners If Of the
tes who remained on the battle field built fires slny
csDcd and evincsd many other signs Of Joy over thsir
triumph The weapons chee used bows and ar IVA
bu; there were few guns brought nto reluisiton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.

il. 23c per ship i1-s n he Morning Lovsl zen il7l from
New Rio Jsreiro n dtFs. l-7
III o.fs ' Nfviok clipper r Antelope us di~s frn.
~ 1-- rs- ITeT hi Af-rirs1 i-
hos th'r cief otte hare l'o. t Iioa Ni9i-ao
Pc than, SMITH ll4 D. o.. Hr--ror3.
j. 2i--bp Hcr. u-au. ttshe rar $50 days SerYs
MS. rs n Neg.T9-t
July 25 ship Rsos h i d,y'fron SevYak big Cir53r.
Narsy ~ cay frar po-f-n
Jny 26-Br bsd H-rarss ,.srs is] DAYS FROM LONDON
Jul 1t fprr sap kaosrt ~ ~ ron E3r to--l
Crown Lafb ~ ds7s om View y is-s M.sa- fB- Too p-
from Resljo.
Juy NChpJe slip Hou'gs D1e7 ~ dsvl ffoa Nes-Yors,
cse g. T { .or'of1. Dls. JIre, On DAYS from Boston.
Ine'e 20 Mantle BIZ Sn'ra rieEcsa D-bluvll d,yl
IRON Lparso Va topi4r1 2 o's -s to order u 9fss-ng'fs
July - ipper - p Archer B1fs ,y IS q ~ AeF-fo
July I'etrlnsiir Golden Ga'e 4-f--rT. p o.. m Fna
clpeT-'p Seauai'. Bind hy-cr. 2l - NeF-iorr BAR C.
l.. bevaTs. isr.en. 10 a. IN rh.a
july - Clrt.hi O,lsr stray Ncrenl~i Us d..
fork hsrs iuai Brrfaca1, fiudrrs lfa d I'm bst'
Juv lfClr psrsh Competitor Dawes lif re- fin snip
Pess B-sob 10 Bosom; hp Palgo', Dlacal ri b.
fr. New. York
J.y1-,yrers ship Storm King colsr 49, i,Ys re Boston.
via Caiao 81 DAYS
Ju o. Ship Santiago Chadwick. III days from Ne YORK; fan.
burg ship kayser d. AaJsb ~1fsp1-s
DAYS; ia} Emily Miner, Metz.r 3o days from de
burg big s1is Hayen, 30 day. from Bremen ia Ns I
dars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
Iliel.

Suddenly, the RING July j. Claiming GUNNER
In bocspoit NuAoe County " y. Apn 30 Of
efy Ageirs Ge2g your get daughter Of Mrs W 5 n1 u
this CT y. aged Hye.u
At Green spng July H. VIM 81 Tsber ssei II yeas and
N,dt' the falling Of stone, while working h dnf Juy IL
NAI Dckrv OF Boston
In s. Louis ser County July r. Cha' Avery aged about D
yeas, hoiI Orleans COUNTY Z. Y
DR. w az Cos Bar July IS NJ Frah Of Dubuque Iowa 'eay
ing wife and family.
July o. % " Laura Leland daughter OF n. aud
Ellen l. a. d. aged months and DAYS
~ tho city, July 49, Mrs julia KavansRh wife Of JAMS KyaaIg
q
~ eeftirr Cstharne Lesld OF L1ura,
cad AID daughter Of George H. AMI Ellen Leland AGED months
lo days
in Portland o r July l. Charles II Howard formerly New
UoHTshe eyed u.
JAS TO- Roansons Ferry Caavas Co George Hg.r1
81 formerly Of NewNOr His death caused
the up-eDg 0f
A. Lstons Rancho Nspa City, July 49, a. o'clock Al Hen
~ Cheyer. Esd q Sa'eD, Mess
In this city, M Jane Youg OF Plidepha wife of Captain
Andrew Young.
In city July dysentery ZION Paterson Of Rochester
nn srnnra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
OREGON
Arrival Of the >fenfn-hip Coumbia Eiaht Day later
Inleiilgcncc.

Arrival Of the ~fenm-hir Columbia Lieht Dry later
Intelligence.
The Columbia. Capt VI Bur arrived lat svsnia-,
ii I, four hours from G. umAs Rivr- bringing l4wp g-r-
T. the 18Th eight days later tlau previous sdv CO
Wells FRO Co the 4 re- % nand us 1'r' o. .r
gon pspers
Th- ye.lani inn IRA son j. slowly rolling rto he rch
valleys of Oregon tn P0rtIli C9nu.r-a. ~ the %,
notices the irr,a il thst city Of p.- IT INN yr.l's
Sv raj parties arrv here ester board ths - s-
Fashion erect from the States They crossed The IN
River April 9th They report the TX OF tbs years nj
~ alien d. siiued for Greg
re Crfgonaa Of the sd states under the bead Of eRy
in uigrsou OF The present yer has arrvsl much er-
than here fore Mr. J.Ie- formerly Of Oregon city who
lett in December ist r The Eat and who Is u a-st
through iuorus the editor that about two thirds ~ ts
msraiisu Thu yesr bound O. Oregon hat b. ~
preston IS n y TIE immigration viii not b SO large g.
vas last year Mr Jones found 10 din uy n max m the
cvrney IL 30 days Later advices from the DLss stare
ths; smother party had arrived, al in goo h-sh.
TLey are oss1liag re Department a. Pl-tl nj O,e
frn h. aced the st with $50 There much in.srss,
exhibited in csrryi ug ont It's pisa
The farmers OF Oregon sr7 nov 10 tbs MAST u har' 81
which lid, fair 70 be abundant oEny @ ihe SEVERITY 0.
les. winter numerous aud ample barns aod stables hlv7
been bulk his 10 preserve * feed l1 sAeles ~
the fvtuIe
Inc commissioners appointed for tire purpose by the last
Legislative Assembly navs located The lunty ssat 4 jas
tce ior Lane County upon The claim Of Ch..es NAs u u
:sid county.
The weather has been excessively warn for sevsrIdlys
the mercury ranging d-us he day from - to " degrees
fr D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

Ship Snow Squat Ami II, s II a. On % p n. New-y'r fr
this Iof
Bsrl jonathan Gooius Mach 3d. .l5 s. o7 i, a is en-
New -Nork. this y8It
May H. IS 70 80 ship Ocean Spray fn Ns~fo for
this port.
Nay 81 a len q % iir SABINE L5sey fa B.sto- for t
port.
Nay H. t 10 IT, on n s. skip Atall' Colby fn Newton az
ii pot
Iok this
- Land wis Ohio New. Be iilr
" 81 hhs 70 h.l up
Apr capo corn il ssh. bs A.suls Anker from YORK
forthfs port
Am ~ a5is Ion. 49, bark R. Adams s5elu from Ne v-Yors
for his port
July a5 $ ion 10, whaeslp Conitu'on Of Nalo.kl
rrotf = cruise. Gn hhls o..
" passed shin Pei. 4
rnautorfni Boston for TINS
90 = Gj W tErk Auanni, I'm Ne1crs ts
July lst q % y. au III W slip Santa o. days from ,s
York. for tbs port
rf - lon ~ 81 W. bark O o. F. I'd 'er " IT,
Boston. for this
from New iork. for his
ssmr day Whsle Sasro-. church ~ ID r. g. -1. h
taken ole large a'ferr ri sli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
FROM THE PLAINS AND SALT LAKE.

Ga SATURDAY pack train reached Sacramento from tbs
Missouri River having ei - Joseph tbs ga 9rl ST.
The company consists Of five persons, al from Illinois
They cane through without eucOuue1ng an serious
uishap.
On Saturday afternoon another train arrived from Crest
Salt Lake City which place they left the 80 April
Mr Il Phelps formerly resident OF lode pendsnc 81,
No Sh0 has been se burning Ia the Valley for TIE lat
year o. the party ss p seed Us in p)sss sion
of The following facts
The company lumber ll5 persons, and have bs9ug 2
with them Ley 1850 head ~ cattle al in good order Oa
The 18th June he r.n reached tue humboldt Viii M sirs m
then rising rapidly.
Flour Al the ,tston very and selling a PER
pound
TIE cop- ia the ii Lake Naley az back yard and less
seed la, o. sOwn tdal usual tish pr - ~ IS.
iors v,geisb.e-, sc, will consequently b. muut.i1e
thfaGyht The season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

rrsvsrs tc-t creE. Il the United 81 r-2-ed
rafspoTt n te Department i S,.ts N.sllcr a. pr
rltfr no
II 'he frusiar Ae-Alu Wasasc1 % a1f
Prrs. .rrC Consult Re il The Unifed States
or ptrs0p-. hosevr who rave eigAsd fIun Pr1sa .
tie United states sld ave No. ye. ACQUIRED easnp N al
he isi
states .ndT erssng A~s Of Prussia only usg .
procure lesa passport they wish her fJn-'
homes either husi1es or ;Any namely that
application wrrrE rem taeE place IL resdsnce n ne
TIE Puvin Geverne-f Of TIE Dss-ct winch . = neg
inutor - ~ their request 10 lave psP1ri Ertd AID
TRANSMITTED o them.
AZ the Provincial Kuthcrss have receives positive IN e'
fio he huircl C the Inter graf rs1a % @ i
- -n.-aL L.-- ~ q :. u ------ ,. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

Nal r9earl - IL lHP0rts d nanlacEle tao gleir
-, .r-re,se d ound 10 hoss b0O.s and gloves aad the
gr..le,. decrease IL sass manufactures watches. WOOL
a. .ua. aaJ Indian u nanuiAcilrr' With regard b
,nor+. ,5e increase s greatest IN linen, sks wooleas
and metals A. 70 the importarons Of articles Of COD
suruuon We End that vla the exception Of grains AMI
cattle the increase n nearly al articles bears witness
thai the home consumption Of the higher and middle
classes has advanced in much arge- proportion than
consumption Of vine has doubled the consumption Of
coca unrefned sugar and tea has decidedly retro
Usded
Out Of C0 reports the wheat crops throughout the
United Kingdom, oa! - speak Of the crop as lac and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

Mr. High Dickson, from Chiicothe, ono, "allei gp'1
u. vet4fday having JUS srnve1 from the T. snf. II -
Fort ,r me u company with G-org- Pckc--l and eury
I5on Of Slnglucn County IT, on The ll,l ol Jnn-, AL
reached Hcwn.vile in forty DAYS Mr. Dickson "a MS
the alton il heavier this year than eyer hls Dsen
but a ", 70 many arr Oregon und II 10 900 Iy'ns
Al F,rt I,rau- val ing gel hs nora siI- l' 1e
river. lie thinks ~ WA about the center o' t1' 7ift
lion and on cough estimate be pissed lfy Ftgpas 2-rd,
from the f. he t lsrane tl h. arrived -t ins a1 ~
the uumu Dir IT, porte crea, faliy f,ni7, TIE
road and = goC1ly number ~ Young ladies'. H. MAGE
some c4cu4tiou ~ ire nsmh-r @; cts t7t 'gi n 's
the Plains for OREGON and Calf rnil AID b. il that
500 700 head ", % not ~ Zoo nigh az esf'rG 'e.
The Humboldt w,s very b'ss aud eln ~ .uts n
Yelled keep the ridge road the north s-e a tn "Ay
coan he net with trouble from tl9 llilsns ana
thinks they VII not b. ying tbs sea-n Ia pl5s
through SIT Lake. and foali tines hard aui pr0y 70
high Flour selling ~ - cents per ponLf VI 81 90
tfis time last wear selling n NJ coats He pIs-i
Kt Cars0. on the Hum bott, with o.O head Ot slsep
1he psrty came into D,wliegls ny way nj j. ks'u'-
ranch and report a very practical route They me-
with resdy sale for their ~ n-ls Mr. Jackson snl T.
liberal prices. ~ "neFAe E'ho' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
PASSPORTS FOR PRUSSIA
Cou.uIate-ceuerAi OF Prussia

4 ,r E6i'cr - t. y 4. 4Fi9-1e
SiK. The Prus.isn Government: having adopted r. =
rgu atoms regards passports win which traysers from
lis country VII be allowed - enter the Pfuss1n q
unions ! beg leave TO Offer them herewith Tor Inseron
In ,ur paper aud also sGi copy II the insir1ciioa n
4, imam As rsceiytc tv n Respectfully,
". sCH'IUl. Colgl-jerssll o.. ina
N.-, lort Ti1rgl-s, Aas De. lEd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA PACIFIC.
NO WAR YET.

PACIFIC DELAYED 8y BROKEN MACHINERY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
Miscellaneous


eRlAr Ffrv At : .NuHA FfAr-Loss FIFTEEN tHoi-
ssD oII,RsA or Gre occurred ON the Goth ns al
ssora Flat new camp mile from Winter Bar Csllv
|es Co The hfo destroyed one half OF the camp L
eke out a, O'clock " and the work OF "a inoen-
|NCy. The loss IS eSlmaed at $4,000. We are mnJh
ged 70 Mr. & r. Powell fcr The following lis.
nGs n Coon loss - 300 Mexican Dance House,
|id0 Saloon, $500, FsDdsngo House, 500 Lafayette
2essrs Csrpenter \ Ce, $1,000 Dance House. $500;
Nm Se;nbergor, liquor store = coo; Coon Co. ProN
lon and Hdnsr store, $1,000 iresdwsy %, entue
hack des,rCyed 80 O0c. DR. : IL Smith, $1,000 Love
isl. isy 4 barley CO. Tnos Gsenum, $500 French
More, 500.
BoNlciDE Al The cook OF the ship Santiago was
|As on the 7th Of June oh Cape l'r1 BY ne steward
d. .aeo Chadwick master arrived yesie'di y aud 90
AN from one Of the officers Of the vessel that the follow
|x we're the circumstances Of the difficulty Aooi noon
|spre arose about small locking glass between william
III Villains the co0ks negro about twenty ye>rs OF aSe
and the steward obadiah PaylinS muls uo soout TWEEN
IJfour years old few nutes Afterwards the hsi ms'e
III Drinkwster saw the cook dragging tbs steward al
The mate tod the cook TO let the steward 20 ana 10
Peak to the Captain If anything was wrong Inc COOK e'
Pr 60 and went back 10 the galley The ste ssrd the
keo permission of the mate TO go forward to put on an
peer shirt the one he had being slightly torn lac
fsse gave him permission and he went forward Inc
Pate then went back and spoke 10 the Captain about the
PAR which was thought TO be Of little importance.
Abou. fteen inmates stsr the mate went forward md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
Another Murder in aariposn County.
l@orin Captured, Dchcadcd, and his Body In th
hnnd. OF his Cnptors

khas lust be rep 1risd here tina, the company Of Ran
s~s commanded by Cspain Harry Love met with the no
ous murderer ana boer, joaquin and SIX o. ms equal
5n6mop pand ~ panochs Pass, snd after des oera:s
rlliuS fight joaquin and OF his gar we're kied ana
taken prisoners three managed to make ~ u. csc pc
"a che al their horses Killed ana several captures Capt
Love ia now IN his way doSn with his prisoners sn the
asd Of JosQun prest ID in spirits. Oas o. Love Com
nav vas serious, iared. lu haste, yourS, T. c.
, 1853-10-22
Steilacoom Correspondence.

Mn. EDITOR The people Of Steilacoom
had the great pleasure yesterday, of recriy-
ins and entertaining, party Of immigrants
lust arrived by the new road opened by
Capt. Allen and party. They nre all in
good health, and have a respectable amount
Of stock, in good condition. They are some
what disappointed in the quality Of the
greater porilon Of The soil, but at the same
time determined to become permanent set
tiers and contcnted men.
venture to predict that there is not a
man Of the party who will say in two years
from this time, (whatever may b. his dis
appointment now,) that he experiences any
serious regrets at the step he has taken, or
that he would change his new condition in
Washington Territory, for the ono that he
formerly occupied in the western states.
, 1853-10-22

other parts of the Turkish Empire erc,,
confusion and disorder prevailed.
Cholera was on the increase in Per.;,
and advancing toward Tabreez.
In the House of commons, Lord Tob.
Russell stated the intentions of the Cow
ment in regard 10 Jamacia. The pripcin.,
feature of the plan is, that England ruor5n
tees 9550,006 sterling TO adjust The d5
culties, and appoints Sir Henry Barclay
4 Governor.
/ Ffty-two French field officers were n,
board the steamer Ajaccio to enter I'
Turkish service.
All domestics and other servants resd;r,
i'll Paris, arc ordered to register. themselyss
at the Prefecture of Police, under pcDalv
OF Imprisonment and expulsion
An immense loan of 400 900 900 franz,
is seriously entertained, to extend Paris bs.
yond its present limits, and to erect make,
places and other public works designed b
the Emperor.
Hon. Chas. b. HaddocS, U. S. Char.
at Lisbon, lady and niece had arrived a
Southampton.
The Roman police had discovered thai
the Chief Of the Secret Societies in the RO
man States was Aurelia Safh, the Truu.
vir. The principal members of these socis
tios-all belonging to the higher classes
had fed. Severe sentences had been passed
at Venice on numerous persons found with
arms upon them.
The cholera continued its ravages !,
Copenhagen. The total number of case,
at the latest dates, was 400 of which $500
had proved fatal.
, 1853-10-22
Europe.

Our dates from Liverpool by the steamer
America are to August 6.
The Eastern Difficulty is within few
days of being settled, either for peace or
war. The public generally look on the
state Of affairs as less satisfactory.
The present position Of the question
stands thus: Until the 10th or 18th OF
August, the Cars final answer to the ulti-
matum Of the four powers, Austria, France,
England and Prussia, cannot be known
If he accepts the ullimatum, his troops
must be Immediately Withdrawn from the
Principalities, and the Conference al Wen
ma pursuing its arrangements, will conclude
Treaty TO protect Turkey in all time CON-
ing. If the Gar refuses the utimaium oil
the four powers, or evades a reply, (Which
will be considered equivalent to refusing il),
the Allied fleets will be ordered to the Bos-
phorus, if not further, and active measures
will be taken by Franco and England to
maintain the integrity Of their ally.
The question, therefore, is on the point
of solution for peace Or war. The choice
rests solely and wholly in the personal will
of the Emperor Nicholas. Until the 10th
or 12Ih Of August, therefore, we must to-
tally disregard all rumors either favorable or
unfavorable. No one but Nicholas himself
can know what his intentions are, and the
multitude of statements telegraphed from
Vienna, Paris and elsewhere, are for the
mere purpose of influencing the markets.
At the same time, it is right TO state that
the conduct of the Russian Generals in the
Princiralities, would indicate an intention to
maintain permanent possession, and nothing
has transpired elsewhere to show that Rus
sia intends to retract.
The Journals of Frankfort Of the Both,
say that Austria intends not only to demand
reparation from the United States, for the
Smyrna affair, but insists that the Porte shall
Immediately procure the extradition of
Koszta.
s. Petersburg letters say that when the
Gar heard of the Koszta affair, he advised
Austria to settle it as easily as possible, and
do anything rather than give the United
States pTelense for interfering in the af-
fairs of Europe.
The state Of affairs at Constauinople and
in the Principalities remains unchanged
Only 5000 Russians will remain in Molda-
via, the bulk of the army being advanced
into Wallachia.
Syriais in very disorganized state. The
Christians were leaving Antioch and Allep-
po for the Coast
At Laodicea a Turkish mob had attempt
ed the life of the Russian Consul. Druses
and other mountaincerS were arming. In