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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05
TIE FAMINE IN MADEIRA

Anonymous statements having appeared ia TIE ue"s
papers calculated TO create impression that the ac
counts Of The distress 10 the leland Of Madeira, caused
By tie failure Of the vintage last year had been misre
presented or OF least greatly operated the iO1@ng
letter from Commodore Mayo, commanding on Che ~
Iican station will not ony relute slch statcmeuts but
We trust convince those who 50 genera by anl promptly
responded the appeal IN behalf ofthe unfortunate but
industrious and truly deserving inhabitants Of Madeira,
that their sympathy not wasted nor their conrbu
lions misappicd
This wear again has the vine been attacked by the
BLIGHT: there will be total failure Of ,he vintage aud
as may be imagined the situation Of the inhabitants OF
Madeira is indeed deploIable The Undersigned have
ut been requested. Therefore il is not their intention to
solicit aid for these sufferers but they viii most cheer
fully receive and forward such assistance the charta
bic may place in their hands for that purpose, following
the donors directions in regard to any special disposal
thereof GEoRGE N LEWIS, bl front-st.
WnLIN DEPEw, l35 Pearl-sc.
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Flar SHIP Con,titntion,


fCopyl FUNCHAL. saiur'sy July ?, sJ
DEAR SIR: letter purQort,nE tocoa'v ron tne United
States steamer POwhatian. dated tuncnal sfch Do has
recently goL the rounds Of the American papers Iuis
ctmuuiiCatCn coming Of our mari nal vessels,
may create impression the public mnd at hOms and
serve repress that active ymp hy maniiested tow Ard
the starving poor Of MADEIRA by oounryn-n
desire. therefore pereu pouy 10 contradict the state
tuis Of the anonymous writer and ~ the Commanding
Naval Officer this station 10 express my rntre conVic
u, that the general sontsOn OF the terrible poverty
ard uferug brought upon the la1orGZ classes IN tins
sard by he failures 81 the yusSe, has been
n 10 degree IsRgersted
an IN possession Of fhe most au'i enc proofs that the
contributions from the United States have not only aev
iated much distress but have saved many persons from
Starvation
The Portuguese authorities, far from throwing inpe
merits H. ls way OF those charged With distributing ihs
pros Sons sent from our country, have most promptly
,arf and admitted these donations ifee Of
duty ard q bose donations O. have BEEN distributed
Vfh aomrb.e Judgment BY tho Committee 10 which they
have been entrusted.
n pacing over the Island / have been forcibY i'm
rf.s-rd with DE grafuds exhibited TOWARD orr people
tie yrOu q and efficient aid extended q Madeira IN her
sc,e necessity and have fei mot proud % that tar
reectI Charity that knows limit Of nOu o. language,
but pa sougf ut famine stros III IN this dis
ant lsrd There fytry rsa-o 70 fear that tnr sss
,fte coming year vii BE- greater lan thar Ftich IS
pat, ard ,ur cOuftrvmen nay It'll find most Tohy OBJ
ects a their Charity m his i,nd beautiful but BY the
vi-ts't - Providence, o. id1 'i ni-sry
sm. desr s.r with srsat gard. fiitai1l.f yorfe, -
ts.redl = MAYO Conn lnd,f-aC he'll ., NtF-l c,t
Vet Coast ~ AREA.
j. Hoa,aD HAscH Ese, United srass Consul Mad-ts.
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from Liverpool on Saturday, July 80 With us D,ss..
gers, srrived az Eh por, At o'clock thi. morning. and
af'er tsAgg in Goals sailed for Boston IN dense fac
but With calm Eeather
The screw steamer Sarah Sands sailed from Liver.
pool on the evening Of the 2lst July vita 80 pa.ssa
gems for Qusbec
The |. 5. ships jain Hancock. Portland, POrpOiss
snd Fenimore Cooper we're al Madeira GA the 7tA
JAY.
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BRITISH noMIXInNs

BRITISH DOMINIONs.
James Buchanan, FIvoy AXaOuay sud VI Mister Pen poen-
nsr5 Loldcr; DAME c,ie,, secretary o. Legation. DO
ars Lv6pog Js p be. Ael9% . Lf a.
COW J. Lynch Dut!a James h.en4r 10 Kong b,9sr W
Bein,ds JOIN f. Boo, A. Nassau John L. Nelson Tars Island
e ns' S. Ps ssa " E 1a secretary Of Legation d.
FRENCH DOMNIONs
Henry Shelton Sanford sene ChaTse o. Arares AZ Pens
T. Mes prTs J,s, Sl Ivan BAy'1nei
sPANI.H DOMINIONs
Pne soae Envoy E1ruoTdina AID Minister PlenpOtsnty
c.1L-Ae1snder NJ Clayton Havana Edward waren, M,ao.
Cochran santiago dc Cuba John Parsons san uaa OF
~ '0DD' PORTUGUESE COMMONS
George Dryer, Consul Mozsmhoue.
JJse,ble.. Charge d. Aa,I D';'' Brus.S.
DoMIEIoNs oF TIE NETHERLANDS
August Bem 1T, Clmse GAftIes Hague
Il. G BGsuwel, Consul, Amsterdam
DANISH COMMONS
Henry RedirFer charge o'Aa4res, Copenhagen.
chases J. H,la, CONNIE cal Agent St Thomas.
Peter vrcoo Envoy rssoIdina1y AID Plspipoteur
Beran o. Jennings " .e, SECRETARY Of Legation do
Henry R. Jackson, ch.-sed iaaies Vienna
C'a'ais-G,o. " Lpp't >eorl; Wy 4dham HOO Trieste
D''''' - y" '''''' ' wURrEMBURG
John schcra. Consul Mannheim
c,a,al,-s ~ Jotlsoa Hamburg; " Hids5ra ID Bremen
Tie. dore $ Fsy Minis ~ itesd'nr Berse.
4 coa.S,~ Dsael 5 Lee B'e' George II GOunIe Eur c.
SANDMAN STATES
Z. lx Forest, Consul Genoa
KINGDOM OF TIE TWO SlCILIEs.
Robert Da'e owe, Charge o. AfNps, Nlpes - - 1000
U>DER THE GONER>MENr or cHE PACHA OF EGYPT.
lawn DeLeon, Consul General Ae1 audr'.
csu,p -Amo. 5 York. colsa ioa,ar EepptI:, zaue
BARBARY STATES.
samuel d, Hep Consul iunis
Wall omuis fre r
So,,H cSs Z ily. Annoy. r. c. Murpt y, shar sIIa
RototR Pnr,is, Conn ereia A-.ur Padaosy.
ALAN ISLANDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

Ia r. spring ard summer succeeding ne dei'a 81
-, F.rr,.ou we were several weeks at Washington.
NJ. Everett had been appointed Minister 10 hi-.ild'
rnc Was residing az iAat Court Posing ~ ~ ei- az
tle c senator ieAea 40 %. 4'eI.uc@! 49, 9.o
ofeIohfst so.. of that proud S.lre) va ara'd ron
linn tlat several Whg senators ignm southern , -.es
wr opuo..d 90 ne confirmation Of Mr.. Everett Oh ac-
cor II Of bis ALLEGED abolition sentiments and that some
understandings had been entered mo WIN pculoc a'V
senator's which he feared would hazard his confirmation
Gov Morehead concurred with us in the opinion that
such result would be equally unjust TO Mr. Everett and
injurious to the country. Hon Mr. Mangum, who lodged
in the house then sent for lie at hrst declined
participating in the conversation, partly because IL re-
lated Executive business partly because the ar
rsf cement intended "a be kept secret. But Mr.
Maneum too true Patriot and Wing when the
mischieis of such movement were presented to his
mind 10 remain passive Neither Of those Senators had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05
SWITZERLAND.

The Federation intend making diplomatic representa-
ton 10 France and Austria and will send Ministers instead
OF Charges
The Austrian blockade o. the Swiss frontier is gor
ever although few of the expelled citizen, had
been permitted to return 10 haryest ber crops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

gr-r-x o. rrT sHW FlYNG ARrow-Ihs "-',p-r mp
living Arrow oi Bo,t d. Cart Tr-iweu s-rivel .-,eF
DAY non N from - Thomas, July sd having pi; ID q
nA port in distress Feb WITH loss Of her three e '.s
ard her deck swept Tis T. A Vas bound - SAa Fran
cisco Owing the prevalence II The yellow fever a .
Thomas she able obtain crew and has PIT In
10 q = port for thA' purpose.
The following persons died on boArd while the yins
Arrow WAS lying al 81 Thomas April Il. John j. Hays
18Th. Seneca Weston. June g. Wm Warren They were
Messengers bound for San Francisco April 10, George
Weeks Pennsylvania g. Horace Mlliksn Maine Loa-s
F.,oue. Denmark Wm Gvot France 80, VIM. Jones
Sweden May 10, Chss. MitskA Finland Is, Abel Fahir
Denmark. AL sesmen
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PRUSSIA

The King has Issued proclamation that he will dismiss
from bis service any officers who marrying Roman
Caihoc shall promise to bring up his children 10 that
faith This is intended protest against recent
croAcLmeuts
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NORTHERN AFRICA

In consequence Of sp2reheDded deficiency IA. for
throughout tbs BArbary States. the Beg o.
hidden e1ports OF bresdstuIs for three "'''-
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GERMANY.

Tho BavGrian Govern ncnt announces that Worlds
Industrial Exhibition VIII be held at Munich next year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05
SPAIN

Three hundred mil ions OF reals have been RENTED.
With lower interest to replace the floating debt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

st TIE Msnsieu Hose lie sbes. b. representing n,ei
ir5 80 - - - n .rrsn & R-'t1er - tax
nm 10 De- lrft a. he Mansion II use. They se'v ga
u.r Albany Atss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

T. ne Esiior II The " Trisune
SIR noticed in your report Of the proceedings Of
n. last prize trial in New Haven you mention hai Gas
pee Coz of this City play I'd through but 80 fees oh'se
and AZ Sout waIk Co # New York used 50i feet In
usice % GssIee Co please give room IN your paper 70
he following facts, viz:
litter from the Board Of Engineers of New Maven,
nov before in answer 20 one sent them sttes thA
Southwark Co ard Gaspee Co, at the time OF trlt had
nine lengths ~ h wh n were pesum'd 10 D.
nj, feet each the Sou twark Co At first laid down but
light l,nghs hut being ordered 81 the Board 10 lay
Gown AZ other III 9Th, they lid so.
The hoe used ty Gaspee Co has since been measured
Nv Nh. Chief Engineer this City. and by Edward Burr
10 Who certify t. it, N, IN lows 81 r. 81 f. so It.
H. ~ n IN y f in 81 Il in, 81 IT, in, 81 IT, Ia
p Il. ID 10 mixing 40 feet inches
Asyour report been extensively copied into other
papera trust ,ou will give 'hi, conjunction an early
,.rtioD that t0se papers thar have copied tns re
ports all do the same " "a his article FAIR PLAf
ProriieHee, Tse'day, iag p 1883
A DEEP AnrIs,N WELL-Messrs BelcherN Brother
sugar reener, At 81 Louis are engaged in boring veil
which has already reached the very great depa Of l'io
feet lar below the bottom Of great portion OF the Mex
can Gulf
Tie object Is g. procure supply of pure water Tor th'
work. which it is raid capable Of turning out $4,000
900 pounds OF sugar per sunum.
The expense so far has been 5000, AMI the result
stream of sa, and sulphur water. The hole is inches
diameter the rods me.sure 33 feet in length and put
toe ether ph screws They int I'D 70 continue thu boring
till they reach good water 1000 feet in depth which
will be the deepest well the World The augur is driven
BY a steam engine and penrira,es about four feet day
and most Of the dis'ance has been through shse and
limestone rock tn. vork Is contouei day AZ 4 ght
There is well boring at Charleston, C., llJO or 1900
feet deep Artesao wells very numerous IN the lime
stone elion Of Alabama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

TH DEAD AIWE-A little girl about ten years Of age.
he daughter OF one of most esteemed cIsus, Sss
.keh sick eT days sgo, aud on M5nty evening TO ih
poignant gTit of her parents apparently died Inc uslN
PREPARATIONS mads the dark ned aud tbs boiy
nclosed in a shroad with the intention % Ouryng yes
trcay af,rnO But yesterdsy norung M apparently
dead g revived ard terribly frightened a the stu spn 10
witch she found herself with her alarmed the use
b, ID She Is since, learn. lug we and our readers
nay imagine the feelings of the family from ih- s.ioni-h-
IN incident. Norfolk News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

LvsEEE SEIZURES The Cargo Press understands
Nat thr- Asve left that port for Grand Haven
Ger charter by the Marshal Of Michigan 10 bring
eagoes 1vmber attached by him taken from the pub
DC lsLcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

TuF FWrFP IrrrFrF- "a NfCHfGfN Suns fln- ~
" am. o., ced "a tte authority Of Detroit paper ts
,r,r..,f, tI, of H. ictu-uf had been touad aga ~
owners ~ mills N ftr lumber regions a. vi S'n 'f
T. stealing piIe timber from the AND, own-i ny ne
lLto A. th- cane tine, lA' nS 10 view IN prs
-t rts rsc 700 y-sr. b,fTr bel Instituted o. tne
~ ri. irta- 90 prrp = cug ;h- innocent sud Jury
alike o. Fsy : irs' ar hush 'n-y. W mt a I'd
ira 'n- o. 'rocdn'e "a rr mp'-c ~ m - 10 IA
ffrti,r b present officers oe n-s ana hungry ct
ttHr ulu'., WI CONVINCED hat 'Ur p,c'D' gere
.rsr ara fhft' RI L. Officers are Scius euurrs ",
e. tie ner MT s-iDu HuDh srh-dlc -iheT
". f,,r,''ons '+ tte contrary ''tT tn>t'ndiug
trct . tie Per injected there - <-ntl-m an ESQ
ctc 'l. p4t ogtir. large rtrt- ~ ltnd an inl'
~ il'rr. .n -src - getting M log n CAV r-'
to. % .i- none bog ul tosr IA but this may ~.
been y1s-ec &C the extent Il few ooz-n t--eS oFt O.
th~ i4,- t the .tol corner posts, ongl Ally put josh
il - I.'. -lrs ryug-, We're uNt t' o. i"unL IL
Is es- lf.r'o.d CD Dee c-i for t7ns nm0-r dpon
piece e., ltd bar be- hsc bought AL p.i i9r out '"''n
We rc' u. Se, upon t.e Land Our- b.'ks II ''se
O. 'r 81 i'-y ro-r. uf snIsr cnNR'e r an
.hoeh 1- Gov--rI ent iir-rs no . Oh, "a W 4
$50 10, os-e 1t-y IA; The parry indicted though
ru..... tn $500. VI have fu pay iaRyer 50 n
.rrr u. -, r-s ts--nd th- case. a.d be- compel Il
,c Re ir-' - fir-sto ~sy nothing OF tie t-ee-s
D., posi- . -tl1i.- re oic iu-y 90" t'hsrse ~ '-~
g.. - .nnl l4t a meter b. "a ing the ON =
10. t-rr . .r. Deg such tn- RS lli - fie
~ .'--.- ...f Pre- .n.tls-sa ma th- Lumber Ag-ut
el1 % rers. -.r. .r an mt ~ 20 ih' fno-r
c.tr' ios,7ere .,ss .rdstsed luu '-r At yari'u mills
t cu--a ...v ZION u by ld the reach 4 i&S
trev The vg-.'. 81 fr- General 'i'v rnment tad no
z,n on e. .-5Ftss for grievances except "a 'uSn
ecisl 49, 81 Congress Nii' 'hs shield m on re can
rrd ro 5- b'g Nevertheless n they regard Their per
-Cual welfare t h,d BET keep cear . al such frsn'
acir th,t which hey about to ensig- ~ tmn
have the lSw pICl,c their pr party they pr
tert II themselves They have the support too ot a. good
citizens who are bound 10 th-u ny ymp'hy aud nt-r st
tChicsso Daily lr0aoe, Aug l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

lanes n Brown succeeds W Is Buckhout IN the puo
TcSon of The OsregO N. I Commercial Ttnles henry
SIlu An having charge Of the commercial department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05
THE CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBITION

Tie number # siuale admissions yesterday was 3 3D.
Number ~ season ticket admissions l.i5-. I9ai =
uis.ons ! 9l- amount T cash rcc-ip-s SLIP
Tie Anne rican bark Henry Buck Pend et ID. j3 Day
fcn L, horn las on bo4d 81 pk.s, (uor Ia a. ero-
G,ly .ta'ed) io. y Industrial EXhb Ton c5n.isJiug
Mrrble Buss. Sratuary. Oh Paintings Brolz- Ca't-
ipls MO,ac stone Work, sc. from Florence and Lneca
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
CRYSTAL PALACE, Ne~-York, Als : is5l.
To cash hand. --
COn.ribuii, for this dJy. So Do
I l. Rows Ayeut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

D.Gasr -PoEreleu Chamberlain ard NAnnS' yes'er
arrested young MAI Dsu-d D,nti' . 1''hn r "a
ctsr-- 90 tigal y. T. a2. tn, D-nn', vas %
in tli, ciy about ihr-- Years ago. II, WI hss NN",
borne fte r-llfti0u Cf t-lrk sober iufus'rpi~ Rnh
ecor cu,'ot rou ~. .no wtai good l'"sins yNN-
t~o CHILDREN. Dennis hss. -cm- n'u- past been m
, ortc port in puoir house "a D-N'-s'. It's WI
y Vas q nestle 10 Pie ,an~ E"us-, named bris't
NCGIius a. s.Prar- fhal a. improper ilumscS ht' "a
between tf- ptrti.- if- 4 n 90 hn- pssi ana tl-f
r-sar 80 f.-f- ncs iudsy sv-, order o. saw th-
faro W 90 ite la1N. TIA; Oh y Eoui1 ni nNir nols
Ihel s.nnfcIsy Csitl ~ Cl-r.yuSu All ne
ceI-L- pert ruel VIII adf-o 20 th- inillity ~
90. -r.f ,r-i.r IS f- t.t thst NJ sell sin'-d
srfi % wife O.. NrEnis ihev Ser- about l-sving n
civ The abut, rAntd Oh sr, arrested bin Il M
lous. I'd. poh--msL h.ef uac Ter ~ ts-, Albany.
IT,. - committed. Nh-r- J. hl.1~-lf
ANN EAenlrs jun
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REPRESENTATIVES ABROAD.

The WASHINGTON star putnshes list Of Ministers, Con
sus and Other hi omsic and Commercial Agsnt- Of fhe
Unit States in r. IN couuts and Of the places their
resid ence who have APP onted from rich last up
10 Avg init and have accepted their res ective Offices
III In NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

Careers ~ , u e,. -sg.-ILe Police were ts.--
GRABBED yesterday y .r- former e1r t-ens 'tu- and
i.'- ,L-rl VIZ E-a-, n, . o0z CO. ..r " m ttef
i.N al- leR O. 2 Eol wien 90 : m hired g h.n
rao-a Wher, d. keeps .lysry Stable ~ cn- o.. .le
L.s. elI'ry 4to frgg eu- tl' iasnio-s1s Qcs Ny -
after Nv a-1 . hs cipa;ch drove down % Waterford nd
II thr gh the nr-- bit could discover no cue . Is
Pr 1+rty Not wiling % give up the chase however h7
yf-.e. ~ moraing o-=l-d IL capturing tn- -f AL
~ perry Nassau. IL iIUnd soOlruIng With a Ger
lyman u bis scglairtircs and wept bitterly Ehsn ccr
Iou;ed by Mr.. BeEdsey lie was brought back % Ms
city and after bang Eegsed with BE- NY oaner 4 ne q
sheriff hotel in asting.on s. and furnished viii
ar AFTER diner be Vas walked down 20 the Police Once
examined and committed DE represents himself As TIE
Of New York cIergymAn-s o. gente-i spPsArance
and Of good address He states that be enced 70
stogs N spree and having Dc money TO return WITH
chose this way getting back 70 the metropolis IL ap
peArs th; he pa ed through this city crossing the Green
buA ferry Putting the horse up the stable Of Mr. Lode
wick in that village, be back % the city and put up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

MurC erers robbers burglars counereers, theVes snd
cau'lers at present undergoing rgid lnvss 't)n
throughout tie country and strong has the pnpht sen
tn I becc me- against ih u that Little eny st "a
vberever there Is possibility OF conVctng them. Now
~ then We hear Ut at,emp. % shield VILLAIN rom JUS
lice but uh instances very rare nov, aud may be ira
CO 20 some pOcal whenever they DO occur Two
"A IN have recently beeI arrested ~ heuOshA Ni-cOnsln
CHARGED i'll having passed counterfeit money three men
pL- 20 be- bul glars Iom N-s ork were arr sted on
sunday evening" BY Deputy AarshI Iy.sr AID ohoer
Vo, 3 ton They had IN their possession quantity Of
p.lr, consisting o. soid chains, seals watch AID Guam.
Ao -trrtsed 10 have been stolen, TO- tlcr ~ n
"a BIT II burglars tolls. HOranO ". S9lihSifk AT
rs-.G some days since for couLieEetng, has been .g
+, committed iur trial in default Of bal, when " -
l1-d q $500, b. Ben2ni Thompson Liq. I'M
I'd S.tes Comuis Toner. The woman, WAC "As arrest
"a ~ tte came time was ae9ni.teo. ALdrsT Campbell
t- ..l fr.d before tie krc.F1e. Court on c.f5s Ot
-.-a T. ran Llng house We nope All these f-'loEs -
ir f.. t+s have Offended the laws may Do tnl-d T'i1
..- mercy. II nan is proved guilty % committing an
l., IL es. times OF rkedn7ss and crime, ~ should
te sd- example Of, i9r mere r. uinal p-'ti. only
.icr.asrs the tr-l-Lcy 90 commit Ter - (! inia IS
moved gully OF gambling let hin s.nsr tie ~1tcene
-.r..t a. re as, "ll "a D. Cases mao All p-o ird,
iro Itl in Of With III pay "a; II costs %. li-t aud
.. because h. may be- mace u.'I ~ Election i.wysrs
nav b. .f..yen for CT nt such peo2 t,r 10 i 4
n ST. T., her Con sriiu'ipn, bu- lawyers may carry
the ke TOO fsr and Tr ve ensv-- ~ ~ u c-1se OF
n. Il f-rrtuce ia ihe premises - seems d-yr-cnz 20 tie
r- essai u rot 20 um0u humanity. There Is sgen 4
= - beii pF'r lt'-s 10 shielding 't.f rs oA oil
. and We -rey hope the srJag afm u 10 - my
r-.rI0s Id prevent --y csi1-i l. 70 11 'tna'.s M
,...r .lrercf Bld4o kfpr-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

Is-rtUcrI.E llht-As t-ctfE-lh7 c@n'er ~ Zen
t.i- vIrin 10 ot icing Destroyed on I1nr sday
..-,.,,. COL. .a.t week About O'Clock Ire Vas de-
v-r-c in wooden O-olng IL r-ar 4 Mr. George IsF-
meat -fep or III rPpvr p-ri ,i sen-cA ~ ~ lees
o. .r. 10 ti- -0 I.t- f-ss lines ts bulldog and 10
r. ecioinrs acre ia flames Ihs lr- comp sni-s raj
- but ne excessive cr lss ot @seryliug and
-riy upply q S.ter c-1@d al ~l'r-' q sop the
t 49, lie le OF Il, %. n o. seneca - WAs soon on
~
~ Msrlis b-.che- shop lad Oa-r we're destroyed
I,- some sllo and lo il-uralce. The ~ n1S oti;E
u-e .p1 By Mr Greene, FAINTER was olrl- 81 10
il.rr-ll- GELed ~ Nr. Salts 0i " s.-I-Jo- N-4t
ato,- block owned and coupled ~ Mrs Be'l-, ts
IT. 1srq Store. = 600 insured Los less tnan 5000
Ilrstr. an I--L grocer vas also one u the
Tie corner building va unoccupet. Il VS. oFa-c BY
N.r L sAu,u 4L1 partially burnt, ut 10 insrrllc-
90 NsL--t tsl- of I've dazzling l1-s-s we're e1 l7l 3D..
ui-e IL rear calfs Vt-e u lrod I'D tu-r 10
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-16
Auother Horrible Railroad Accident

WORCESTER Mass. Aug. IA dreadful
-.a,o,a accident occurred on the Boston and
tvarce.,er railroad this morning. A collision
- ,,l.ce between the Boston train for Wor.
.as,.r and an excursion train from tho latter
.,Ia.s at tie Boston juncture. Fourteen
lis more or less mi red, have so far been
.als, from the wreck. Mr.. Southwick, the
as;..er. was considerably injured in jumping
10, the cars. Mr.. TAFT, the President of the
Nd was in the train, but escaped with little
.N;,rv The accident as Caused by differ
20 If two minutes in the time oil the watches
Of the TWO engineers.
The Bo,ton train, which stopped an hour at
,he .cene of the disaster, has just come in.
Th. accident occurred abou, 8 o'clock this
narn;no Ihe tram f.om WhiesvilIe. with a
,erv large xcursion party of ladies' and gen
,lom.n on board. on its way 10 Providence,
sane in collision with the regular train from
p.nv,dence The crash fearful. Both
rains were going at full speed. The locomo
,;yes were completely driven into each other.
ord large number of the cars thrown off the
,rack and smashed into fragments.
The passengers. ladies and gentlemen and
children. we're /, rown violently out. some
.roobed under the wheels, and others literally
IAN Il up among the shattered ruins. The
scare was appalling in the extreme-the
sbrieks of the wounded and dying made the
blood run cold. As far as can be ascertained,
about twenty men women and children were
killed Instantly, and some twelve or fifteen so
dreadfully manged that no hope is entertained
for their lives MANY others were slightly, and
some dangerously injured.
Most of the killed and wounded are from
Uxnridge and Whitonsville. The pastor OF
Ora e Church at Uxbridge is among the kill
ed The names of others | could not ascertain
The scene is heartrending. The dead and
diving are lying about in all drect'ons-some
still under the ruins. Physicians are IN a'ten
dance and doing all in their power to alleviate
the snfferings ofthe wounded.
WoRc ESTER, Aug. IL, 9 P. M.-Ihe accl
dent took place on The Providence and Wor-
cester, and not on the Boston and Worcester
Railroad. as first stated The down train was
crowded with excursionists from Uxbrldge,
Northbridge and other manufacturing towns
along the route. SO far Is dead bodies have
been taken from the wreck, most OF whom are
factory operatives and it is feared others will
vet be found About 25 were wounded. some
of them so badly as to preclude all hope OF
their recovery, The trains We're going at such
a high rate OF speed when the collision took
place, that the engines were driven into each
other. A coroner's jury had been summoned
to hold an inquest over the dead.