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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-22

IN view If the symptoms Of rel -i)us ror IN Louis
vile XIV owing Co rhr excitement .u-ed boy tae uit-o-
Protestant preaching Of kirAful. Of Cincinnati. the
Cstbtc Bishop has issued circular To the members OF
d.. d,u.mirat.ont 10 be following effect
(t.iitR ro THs CATHOLIC oF LoCisFlliE.-dtvDg
.o informed that some excitement has been caused by
W 81 lent Lartugu-s ot street Oraw-r against our rsi
,,.r r-em it nv duty hereby sO.emny TO advise aud
-- vol, asr,t beng Dr. .ut ~ any street tilg %
fh k,to 10 fuiure Your attendance d. good shs
ur lo res surely receive Jury from attacks
80 -r, reosl and uApr pied. Therefore l-t every
Catholic .fav peacea5v a hone and treat with neg t or
i,-d cout-nu those VII seek 90 rebder -ms-y-s
,ro. bs a.saIug our character Their "a rrs 10
ham but T. themselves NJ j.. ; 'LniN"
Bishop OF Louisville
The Democrats Of Massachusetts, hold Their state Con
-. o. M.rne.ter on The vi S-nf-mhar
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The Democrats Of Massachusetts, hold Their state Con
.er,iop al Worcester on the I'D September.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-25
CENTRAL ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC

The party for the survey Of the Central Pacific Railroad
routes which left st. Louis the 9th instant is cons
tuted follows: Capt J. w. GuSSIsoS, Typographical
Engineers commanding; Lieut.. E. G. BEcKwIrH third
artillery, assistants r. IL. KERN, ESQ, topographer &c.
J. II. PETERS, Esq, civil engineer; T. L. HonASs, ESQ.,
astronomer; DR.. ScHIEL, surgeon and naturalist with
other persons to assist in all the proper departments for
transportation and subsistence. From Fort Leavenvorh
escort Of Mounted Rifles, thirty soldiers commanded
by Brevet Capt r. NJ. MonRIs and Lieut. BAKER, will
join the scientific corps The St. Louis ntelgencer says
The most feasible route TO the head Of the Rio
dol Norte win be TAKEN and thence through the Cooche
topc other passes into the Delta Of Grand and Green
river basins crossing those streams above their junction
The party viii probably pursue westerly course to the
Vejos Santa Clara where the route Of Lieut. WHIrPLE
will develop the country to Walkers Pass, or sufficiently
near this line fonpractca purposes for FRENoSTs recon
nossance is over the ground toward the south end
of the Sierra Nevada.
awe understand that this central route party will
thence proceed northeastery skrtng the Mormon settle
ments and examine the passes indicated in the report and
expostons of the Salt Lake Expedition in 1850 and thus
show tho relative values Of the and South
Pass routesnot the Sweet water trail in the South Pass
but that wide depression in the mountains known by this
title and which is hundred miles from the North
Park to the Wind River Mountains"
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MIpsHIPMEN PROMOTED

The following are the names Of the Midshpmen who
passed their examination last week at the Naval Acade-
my and have been promoted to the grade Of Passed Mid
shpmen:
Date Of 1876, Oscar +. Johnson, Tenn Lewis Kim
berly H. Date Of iS47 Edward p Williams, Me VIII
liam s. SewelL Henry Wilson, and Andrew +. \. Ben
ham, N. Y; Andrew b. Cummings, David b. Harmony,
and John Irwin Pa. John I. Wood and Chas W. Flus-
ser, KY; William r. A. Campbell Tenn. Bayard b
Hand, Geo John ID. Raney, Miss Robert I. Chapman,
Ala Frederick T.. Breese G. s. Thorburn, j. p. X My
gatt and P. Conne Ohio; William Gwnn and James r
Foster, Ind Wilson McGunnell, Md-4naapohs Repno.
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PACIFIC ROUTES.

The public interest excited this subject induces
20 send you the following extracts from Letter just
ceved from Dr. j. EVANS, IT, s. Geologist for Oregon,
dated May 26 1858.
The Doctor before leaving Washington, had frequent
intercourse with Gov STEvEs of Washington Territory,
charged with the examination of the Northern Route
the Pacific. Dr. EVANS appointed by the Govern
ment Geeogist of the Expedition, and also to make
careful survey of Pass which he had discovered
his journey Oregon two years ago. and represented
favorable line of passage the Rocky Mountains.
1t was arranged between Gov Stevens and himself that
they should after this examination had been made.
This il was expected would complete this part Of the
survey enable the Governor to make his report
Congress early in the session Before his meeting with
Gov. Stevens, Dr. Evans will have made geological ex
animation Of that part of Nebraska called "the bad
lands" which known be rich in antediluvian
mains, only seconded by certain section Of France,
where they have been exhumed, which particular exam-
nation DR. D. d. Owen endeavored to procure special
appropriation for Of Congress- but did not succeed The
geological remains in this valley Of Nebraska
nraIusbst science and Dr. Owen yshs secure this
treasure to country But partdi examination
made by Dr. Evans yet it may result in inducing Con-
gress meet the eIgency. But have been led astray
by the interest Of this subject for which hope be
pardoned and will proceed to give the extracts promsed
"SrEAsER RoBr. CAMPBELL, MAY 90, 1853.
My corps (says Dr. Evans) consists OF DR.. Shumard,
Mr.. Hendricks connexion Of DR.. Norwood, and an
artist At Fort Pierre eight voyageurs will be
added for the explorations in the Bad Lands After visit
ing those regions shall discharge all but Of the
voyageurs and the artist and proceed by land to Fort
Union, at the mouth Of the Yellow Stone Fort Benton
amongst the Blackfeet and to Oregon. l expect to
meet Major Stevens at other Of these Forts On
return to Fort Pierre from the Bad Lands large
skif will be in readiness in which Dr. Shumard and Mr.
Hendricks viii return with the specimens to St. Louis
"Prof Hall, Of New York, has two collectors the
boat their way to the Bad Lands One of them is the
Mr. Meek whom was so anxious to engage for the ex-
ploratons in Oregon" s*s
"Major Stevens started from St. Louis for Fort Smell
ling the day that went up the Missouri river
lie will no doubt reach the Yellow Stone several weeks
before me- as my party will spend month in the Bad
Lands The distance from ST. Pauls or Fort Smelling
the Yellow Stone is not greater than from Fort Pierre
to the Yellow Stone, and the road is much better He
viii from ST. Peters river at least three weeks be-
fore me-"
"There will probably be several opportunities for
write before crossing the mountains and you may be
assured Of at least few lines by each" r. NJ.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-25
ROYAL SCENES AT VIENNA.

VIENNA, MAY 81, 1853.
Our visit has proved most opportune for travellers in
search Of the picturesque We arrived in the morning
the day which sgnazed by the Of the King
Belgium and his son. and have enjoyed through the
Of member Of the British legation who had been our
travelling companion for days. the most favorable
opportunities Of witnessing and participating the spec
tacles and festivities Of the ensuing fortnight
say that such succession Of seducing has gel
dom been crowded into the same space Of time.
The military reviews and displays in honor Of the
rival Of his Majesty Of Belgium scarcely when
they renewed with increased spcndor to vel
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come his royal brother William Of Prussia who arrived
two three days after with the three chief princes Of
his house All the royal guests were, in their turn
ceved at the railway station with the utmost military
ecat and conducted to the residences prepared for them
open carriages drawn by six noble horses richly capa
rsoned amidst deafening sautes and through streets
crowded with people and lined by hous gorgeousy de-
orated Soon after they reached their apartments the
,ung Emperor and his suite waited UPON them in per-
pn succession of imperial dinners h as assembled
cherry day since the high nobility and functo 'ares Of the
urt and Empire and reviews spectacles ba U.s. sorees,
thSaical representations So. have filled up the other
hotrp OF the day and night
csnnot attempt the enumeration of the scenes
in which have had the opportunity to participate,
much lsss to osr you any descriptions One day had
an opportunity of dining in company with their tL.ee
Majeses, with all the Chief civil and military officers
Of the Empire aad in the evening Of attending Impe
rial Ball, which displayed all the beauty, wealth, rank
wit, and power of his ancient capital It surpass
ing spectacle Of Court spendor All ts Archdukes and
Archduchesses present. shining with diamcnds and
tprsoious stones Of every hue. ,ya.~
On another day the royal guests seen with their
rich equpagss driving in the afternoon opthe great fash
ionabe promsnade e Prater accompanied by at least
1000 carriages, filed with the elite Of the Empire and Of
Europe But the mcst brilliant public spectacle Of the
occasion, DOUBTLESS, that Of the Carrousel at the
Grand Imperiai Riding School, the 22d 1t was
production Of the age of chivalry More than fifty
knights and scuires in ancient armor conended in the
tournament for the prizes of the day Truly twas more
than scene of barbaric grandeur.
The object Of King Leopods visit to form mar
rage connexion for his eldest son. the Due de Brabant
now l8 years. with the imperial house of Austria
The arrangement has been made and he is aanced to
Marie, daughter Of the late Archduke Joseph Palatin
Of Hungary who about II years Of age and very pre
y The young couple have been frequently together
in balls and the theatre They to be married in No,
vember Since the departure Of their Maesties the city
has enjoyed what in the comparison tn be Sab
bath stiffness.
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rHE.wEEKLY NATIONAL IsrELLIGESoER.

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No being kept for this paper it will not be for
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FIRE At LoUfsvnLE-A fire occurred at Louisville on
the 10th instant which destroyed the liquor store of Gray
Brown, loss $4,000 fully insured the store and
fully insured and partly destroyed the dwelling house Of
Capt VIM. Gay, also fully insured The entire loss by
the FIRE Is estimated at 500, 600
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-25

DEPARTURE OF REcRUITs.--A detachment Of recruits,
l75 in number, sailed yesterday morning for ndlanoa,
Texas join the 9Th Regiment Of United States lnfan-
try The following sficers accompanied the detachment
va Brevet Lieut. Col ]. v Bomford, Captain sth In
fsntry, (Commsnding) lst Lieutenant Q. Elliot, H. NJ
Rifles, and Assistant Surgeon Volman, U. 5. A.
1Ntp York Erpress
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new tragedy, entitled Old New York, or Democracy
in 1882, written by Mrs e. oAKEs SMITH, will be pro-
duced in the fall Mt the Broadway theatre Mrs MowATT
will personate the heroine. Courier.
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PROM TIE JouRNAL OF COMMERCE..

On former occasion made some aluSion to the
adroit in which the inquistoria resolutions offer
ed in the New School General Assembly sitting at Buffalo,
by the Rev. Dr. THOMPSON, of that city, from the Com
mtee on Slavery parried by the Rev. Dr. Ross, Of
Tennessee Imperfect versions of his speech the occa-
sion have published in Of the religious papers,
though of them do him full justice, and all are more
or less marred with inaccuracies and msapprehensons
We happy in being able to lay before readers this
emnenty goodnatured, witty and talented Speech as
written by Dr. Ross himself 1t carries the war into
Africa eectusy that although the committee reso-
lutons passed in modified shape, whereas DR.. Rosss
substitute did pass and probably was not even put
to the vote every body that the victory is on his
side. The committees resolutions, although adopted,
will be essentially imperative, while Dr. Rosss, which
were adopted will 60 all the country, carrying
conviction with them that there is quite much need OF
investigation North South We hope our brethren OF
the press will for gse the South hearing Many
of them rarely do such thing They exhibit side of
the picture the other Here is something rich
and racy good natured and sparkingdirect from the
South-whch even abolition brethren cannot read
without laughing. Give it wings, then, and both the
North and the South and the interests of truth will be
benefited thereby.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.

We copy the subjoined report of a late Speech by
an anti-aboltion Clergyman, with the Introductory
remarks of the New York Journal of Commerce,
not only because we believe that large proportion
of our readers will take an interest in the Speech
itself, but because we wish to let our friends in the
South know the sound sentiment on this subject
which the Journal" paper Of high mercantile
standing, though Of Democrats afinites, does not
hesitate to express when the occasion calls for it.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-11
United states Patent once,

!
IN The petition Henry burden, Troy New York. praying
" for the extension OF patent granted to him the
September 1910, antedaed March, 1910,
in machinery for making hookheaded spikes for
the expiration said which
day March, aud four s4
Ii pciifon Patent
Monday, 18Th February IL O'clock all
notified 70 and show II they have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing required
objections, specially wiring ,weaiy
all testimony filed
hearing and transmitted
the the office. which will be furnished app
cation.
ordered ALSO published Union, n,el
gence Evening STAR Washington, d. c. Evening National
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania; United States Argus, and
Scientific American Boston, Massacu
Albany, New York; Morning Post Psbue Pennsy
nqurer Cincinnai oho week for three
previous day Of February next,
day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdtors above will please and send THEN
Once with containing this notice.
Dee 3-law3w
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ID w. RuOwNING. Merchant Tailor. under t0e
United Sats Hotel having enlarged and improved his
would respectfully ths Of cifseDs and
Washington his selected stock Of French and Eng
cots vongs of the and
styles Of gooda from the New York market.
Having had experiences the purchase Of goods
importing United
VIII enable him chr them the public such
will Satisfaction tho
his purchased
Of xoods will defy composition for their beauty, and
chespness
All hseors puvchsss elsewhere and
convince you you money doing A
Of cohes be made in the elegant style twelve
hours notice.
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING
my work, mp manner,
and
ard which viii be sold
order.
asoI. as.n, Of SCOTS Report Fashions fsv
Oct I4-Aawu
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COLLINS. BOVINE. ~ co. now recetv Mx from
their nnufscory entire stock of books every
description quality snd orders
n'hnr merchants hanks insurance companies railroads.
~bip po,sls with blank books ruled printed, bound
desired variety Of both for
and domestic consisting Of Engih French and
plain ard papers
books. and other bons envelopes plain adhesive
lined English whiting copying and stamping inks Eng
h ink bsnk genuine Fsber drawing and other
pencils machs goods tablets Rodser pocket cut
bankers shears &c gold silver pencil
gold steel and so bsnkr and
deed rosewood and leather
writing and travelling desks English drs and tracing papers
copying nd norrarinl presses and stands, Ac. kc
PRINTNG-Order for printing, Of description, executed
with accuracy and despatch and on reasonable
COLLINS, BOVINE, co,
18th door north Of Of Siaone Hail.
Nov ia and i76 Pearlstree New York.
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.--w. BAKER a CO.'S
and Vanilla Premium chocolates and broma
which awarded by the chief
% Of The Union for sale by all the principal groceries in
he States, 1nd by their agents
Hussey Murray New York and TwcllS, Phiadclphs
Brundigc Baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
WALTER BAKER, 4 CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester. Mas.
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THE Of the following cerncaos Of debt issued By the
Of fedeemsba March, 1874,
aud Within period ceeding fifteen Will
act assembly OF Virginia, passsd the a6ih day
Marcb 1854,
deem the treasury Of the Commonwealth
Aforesaid said required
nt dny or March, ocs a.
audior whether surrendered The interest thereon
day: Is
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A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.

GAUTtER would respectfully inform his patrons and the public
". generally establishment Avenue between
i2h and BIB viii not be opened ill Monday morning
November owing Of completion the
Az s'dcrs with which favored
will receive prompt attention len At the above place.
I'D
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rrwO NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.--Two new, eirbiy
situated modern with marble msoteis fixtures
esch and
gsntss family will he rented favorable
puncusl tenant, on application TO . .. E
EN- eTRATTON
Auctoueer and Commission Merchant,
and 10Th
An
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=. N. Parker, Register. a shs sink
GEO W. MUNFORb, sec'y Commonwealth. } Ing fsaA.
hod.r OF cerincsses who
beyond the limits " tbs limited
kpo~sdss the before minister snipotsntia charge
daft general
~ United nsvtTn
country ocer cosnuy
the other chief magistrate of city, covsaton
therein Threading the United astes the acknowledgment
fore of public eommsones N dssd
~ Virginia, lcent. In
tho certificate must he delivered.
RioHsosp, Virginia, November 10, 1859.
Dec I--dilaMr
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The ums limited BY rhs saAsnsa,iousd o. the d.
pss,sp sO Juy aud ad last for ,hs Of
Bssm b observed reA, addition q The sssAl sa
snl holder caeiy assign The Interest o. s
the OF transmit ths ssaa sasss coupons,
w. IL default u ibis sass asgnAsas %
Inc days Interest ess interest oa 10
demplion to LIST Jan airy only Will be paid
10 opportunity sssnt hol avail Of mis- aoues
,hs department stocks mailed prior 70 u.
said Let January entitled 10 il bsnsnx.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
NOTICE
TxrAsusY DsrAxrxsxT, July 20, 1855
NOTICE. hereby gwen per stocks Of
United ohs loan authorized BY the act 2s.h January
is7 and set Of December 1857 aad
authorized by March, io%s and redcssabs
June 1885, department prepared purchase any
hereof and the lei day u Dscsmbsr
e1ss, Of millions dollars Of ,s said stocks. Ia
The manner hereinafter menioned 20 ~it
In contingent compeon within ts smoant stated
win be tbs order Of ums In which tue said
offered The certificates duly lsg"sd the United
stae transmitted this department upon the
price will bs paid compounded Of tbs following pica
lars;
The par value OF amount specified 10 each
2. A premium said amount oftwsnty-ons per cent
Of the cencsss thr lot Of July 1885,
Of receipt and seitIemeat the with The allow
the reach ths ownc Of day interest In
diton. 4s use
Psymsn, will be made in drafts ofts Treasurer Of
United the treasurer Bosom, New York.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary OF the Treasury
Treasury DEPARTMENT., Aug -, 1883
Notice. hereby given holders Of
the Of April Is 1884, Reasonable 3s
December 1891 and also tbs holders tho stocks
loan authorized by the Of July 1885, edeemabe 2h No
vcmber 1885, that This department prepsred purchase
hereof Tho day Of Dccenber
Of millions OF said stock, The and
the hereinafter mentioned, vii; as 44NfN e
In oany contingent competitions within the stated
preference order Of which
The duly
United States be transmitted tins department, the
cep Whereof price will b paid compounded Of the oowngp
ueuIafs: M
LIST The value amount speci1edin each csriicats
3D. OF 6 the stocks OF ls4a redeemabe
premium the beg ok cent
stocks Of 1886 redecmablo In 1856. gsass4si z IS
certificate from tho LIST OF July 1884,
treasury, the allow
money reach The owne Of days interest In sd
ditOn. 44 t4 49, . sAAata
stocks will be mnde drafts Of the Treasurer Of
United the Rosl0n Now York.
Philadelphia, ~ The parties nlny ditecL
lanes GUTHRIE.
Dee l--dtisJan Secretary The Treasury,
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SANDs AND CUMMfNGs's BRICK MACHINE PATENT
Rights for aeMchas Nour.s Co This city, have been
the United States for the
rights thoroughly
by prncca throughout the the
produced II
ces-uy worked by the application Of motive
tho clay
moulded in nvo onds in
creeng IN npd " operation Other machine
10 purpose known.
The Of the American patent only delayed until the
chine protected abnsd Heanwhue NJ N Co. pre-
ssgoe for the Of amount Of territory and give
a good 10 the
Apply by eer pod their Office, corner Of Sh and
streets, the Post Office Department
lg-scdtf
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Tickets sl0-halves S5--quarten 81 50.
Certificates packages of - whole tickets $40 o.
Do ~ half do SIS %
do - quarter do n 80
Orders tickets Of packages
splendid prompt attention,
drawing will be immediately
all who order from
Address r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Wilmington, Del.
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The has become extensively hnown
throughout United States, ane y
sslvsrss . 1.l,sA ss.ials 'as.so..
oss psssss 10 b. di.iaon spa pure liquors have
n,ssuiscursr and impe nssoss
lhs undssna devoted nim.. =, The padas,lon o. an
Of The mssd sisesss. Which
Holland x prescribed the asdsa faculty e, year, A.
sch,sda which place the pa,sst gin has long
WINCH M pun, AID enl,a freedom psm.eou fused OIL
and all oi noaioas s'edenl. and eeishu a'"ae h mas
In order himself peeaniary loss AZ the hand.
ss Ps' s saa % wns "9 anae ING
mun and like the wolf Ia ssep eoins prey apo" ths,r v
-chnspps only IN put aud quart bonies. ~ 80.
eoked scaled pdnsed la.sis bearing tho
signature Of Uaopho Wee upon them They =. also enclosed 70
they containing do1 bottles each
found sa q s AID esasi praes d buying Up
s.py bodies ans them Win .'s sa which -. o.
send. thousands etched drunksrd's grave yea,y
BY RETAIL drink public places % marx well tho appearance
Of H. bottle. o" which .sy drink SaS9a @ m, =
acknowledged 10 nm amo~.
supply adequate 10 The demand pouring
every State and Territory The Union, flom Maine TO Oregon aud
schnapps should Be thoroughly
despatched regular member Of The med
aea and - n 81 I ns shnanns VIM ]
OF enabling them 70 il nedienn Their practice and
or The thousand and chemists y me uasd aas,
aSs promptly loa ne ws" that he ae
all thai claimed and in language
harmless. ard pleasant bveraea. voluntary
from gentlemen Of knowledge and The most per
practitioners furnished ,heir .e.li
The public aost principal city and town,
has boldly spoken IL us favo, IN Il. editoiial c.un.n.
.hory has repeatedly proclaimed iis nxerrnce July
Der journal Dr. Reese accomplished editor hn. publicly
lures, incidentally, aud The views
giving an TIA hey should spread the public