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Nuckols VIM ii
O'Cennor Jpo s
O'Brien Michbel
O'Bryan Patrick
o'Neal Patrick
q
Pleassnts James
Purcell Michael
Page Norman
Palmer N j
Perry Sandford s
Powell Thos B
Pinhon Thomas
Priddy WmT
Patton w
Price Wm2
Peirce VIM M
Price VIM w
Q1iun Peter
Il
Roads VIM A
Randall Washington
Richardson VIM Fl
Ramsey Wm PC
Rushert Lewis
Riggsr Nathan
Russell P 6
Reid Robert
Rope Robert A
Ryan Robt
Ryan Tim othy
Reynolds Fhumas
Robins TLos c
s
Smith Lolnax Z
Steenrod LIE wis 4
Smith Nj
Schultz Al
Stone Michael
Shaw, McCloy &
Sullivan Patrick ?
smith Patrick
Smith K Fl
Swan Richard
Schoiield hobl C
Smith Richard
Smithey Spencer
Smith Soloman
Sherman S
Smith Soloman
Suffer Thomas
Stark Thomas
Scruggs Thomas
Steversc 4 Thomas
Staples Thomas A
Sheppard VIM L
Smith Wa
u
Turner James
Tracy James
Tyson Henry
Tally Hill ~ 2
Trimmer G w
Tnacker Geo L
Tinberlake D 4
Terrell Chas James
Terrell c n
TinaIeg Chas
Tally Csot Billy w
Turner B eulort
Turner Adam
Tyler hfr
TaylOr Augustus
Tally 4 Z
Tally Cap. Alex
Tulane Auther
Terrell Peter B
Tally 2o5t A
J--E
Vick Csp. JIG VS.
Walden .onn 3
Fiers & ?
Van Allen
w
Whitehurst John
Weldon Jonn II
Wsle5man Josephine
Walker James
Walsh Jr Juhn
Woodeli James L
Whiuery Hugh
Williams henry
Webb Col Henry L ?
Wood Henry q
Woody Henry Il
FVs6dell Geo Il
Wills Gso w
Wilkinson Geo A 2
Walthall Christopher
Ward c J
Warton Chas 5
Wicks G }
Williams C D
Wad5 Frank
Wade Edward
Williams Capt E A ,
Wilbur AZ
Wheiien Rev w
Washington Armste d
Walker A
Y
Yeager G M
Young James
HOS u RICE EP D NJ
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UNION .TEApiS UP

UNION = 4 Il A Bi > I'll r
IgszJ COMPANY'5 8 LIaE-Pennsyivania
SLEsNaEkzS Captain Baymars, Virginia, Cap
ta;n Teal-Alternateiy every We'd
nesdsy until further notice.-These steamers have
bsen built expressly for this route, ana every care
has seen taken in their construction To insure
strength and speed and their accom- daticns for
passengers and attention of their Captains are tns.
ouslled. We have slso entered into arrangements
to forward passengers through to Ney YORK, there.
by offering to merch sals an Cppo.aaisy net cfer-
ed ~ aHy ohef line, Of raassss their purchases in
phladelphls ard then continue on 70 New q So,a oa
Passage in ii rst Cabin, and found & Phiadet
phia ...-....-..s....-...-.S5 50 %
Passage in second Cabin, and found, TO fhiIa-
6elphia. 80 W.
For freight or pass'g' aspy spyS 70 .he : Ag.t
Corner goth and Wsler Street. richncad.
LEVI ELDRiDGE
Not, North Wharves Philadelphia.
N. -IThs Steamers will leave P0sdephia
every Wednesday at 10 Clock, A d., and due no.
tice will be given II all The daily papers of TIE hour
Of their sailiog from Richmond.
fe3 II RASkth, Agent.
DkIVATE PkACTlCh.-Dr PLUME q
CO. may be consulted, conh6ent;ay, for tho
treatment Of the following diseases: Eruptfons,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swelings or en-.
lsrgements, Syphilis, and al morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, ell those COM
plants termed female diseases. The s3yertisers
Flowers which may be regarded as the very best
articSe known, to give tone and vigor TO certain
abused aud Geotstedorgans, well as TO removals.
system shattered by dissipation OF otter causs
Medicines securely put up, with ta.l direcEona,
snd sent to order Post paid letters promptly u.
| tended TO. Office on Franklin street, below Ex-
change Hotel, and hrrt door below TriEiy caureh,
Richmond. Virginia fe
nLD hUUsE AZ hoAIE.
~ The Old House at Hume, where first iearn'd
70 spell,
And the old fashion'd clock, with loud sounding
bell;
Bat my heart amidst all changes, though far nayI
Can recall those sweet sounds of ;as Old Ben sk
Home.
But far from my home, IN quiet retreat
Without Watcn or Clock no lime can keep;
But if fortune should smile and the worlG sh0ud
not trown,
III buy He Clock when first go to town.
There's store. am told, opposite the Dispatch
Where they sc. i a Clock cheap and ior tine hard
to match;
BARTHoLO LOaEW's his name, and though smsR
yet his stock,
He can repair any Watch or repair any Geek.
Ii his narne you forget. and his address you should
lose.
The Dispatch is the Office for all kiads Of news
For news such as this yoa have need for to care,
So now bring your Watches for ms TO repair
BARTHOLOMEW. Watch Maker,
Governor ST., opposite the Dispatch cfncc-
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DRYAN's PUAmoNIC wAFkRs.-

DRYAN's PULhzoNIC NAFERs.-
ID CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED NO nther
disease sweeps away so msny thoeE aads as Asthma
and Consumption. and MOI because Of any p ant OF
means of checking them their IRE, approach,
those attacked woald adopt proper N sdes Gariys
but unfortunately, these are neglected. aut re.
course is Eot had TO plediciue until the disease IL
firmly established ia the lungs { whercs (untii
the last few years. medical sc:epce had ntt DISCO
vered any means OF dislo6gng IL khYAES Fui.
monic " afers have nov saFpfsd lh1i aaGtas ana
removed the Teproscn frou4 Ilt fiesi seiene", as
their rapidly ex'eaoing fame tnreughaus al parts
Of the world tessGes. They give reilf 10 al cases
of Coughs and Colds within ten inmates AiieE aSes
and feet rapid and lasting cure.
fsia E'1ss % eoA's ''N wooD-
DOOKs, BOOKS mOstk 5ooASs
ID Jrsr received the annexed Books:
rssven ar sn Earnf st and ScIipsasfIh4nfy inte
the Abode OF the Sainted Deai :, 49,.
ATreatise on Consersiun, ~ k'lV q ,, DsAter m
The Summer and Winter of 'hs o""i' " 'sS'
Heaven opened, or Brief and Pisin Discovery
of the Riches OF Gods Covenant and crate oy rev
Alleine -. r.
,;,,, ~ character In series of letters, by LAdy
ss,ers 70 tina Society OF rieaGs, by ieasllsy
Far sale az the Baptist Book Depository ny
feI ChAs .oNLliaM.
NOR HAND -O1iE AND CHEAP CHRIST
L MAS presently cali as No 2is Broad street.
Beautifully decorated Metto Cups and saacers,
China Mugs, Flower Vases, with a great many
other china or.srac 1ts; also, some hanutsomo
Peri Mons les, Work Boxes, Bair brushes, Fancy
Soaps, perfumery &c.
Also, just received aa assortment of Forks, Fes
and Table spoons, soup LsGies tsorne new paf-
terns } deeply plated en- English Aitsta OF wnito
metal an excellent and daraoie gftleis, Deariy -
good as silver, and not one fourth the p:ice
de - /. ntNnson.
T1AINTED BUCAkTS.--lue dvzsa ss.ort
II ed-Blue Green and Fancy Cosoxs. sa"Is.
VS. L. 6 DOkNAH,
.r No 10 Pearl street.
CTX RIEn,s ANOOYNE CHkHA1 En-
y PECTOKANT, for coughs, colds eronp. -.
-. - 4. JAs d. THOMAS,
Corner 18th and frankie siseosA
al 0pposiis Old hakst-
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AOUR PLATES. re most beautiful aud
II cursbie style CT name Plates ever introduced,
ge how Of 10 the citizens Of Richmond; ard we
SEost that any person at the head of family and
-esloeni Ct the city would Immediately favor us
vita al order for their usms on an exannstiCn of
our various samples, which can be seen "a TyreF's
Gun Store, No ll6, Main street This article is not
only nea. aud tasty ornament TO dwelling but il
ai9o OF much service to the friends and acQuain i.
tances ot the pcssessor
HENRY S WELToN, General Agent,
te 7-l2
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2Burton Miss Sally L
Browne Miss A 4 w
Clarke Miss Mary K
Clayton Miss Mary A
Coleman Miss Mary E
Chiidress Miss Henrietta
Coles Miss Helen B
Clopton Miss & C
Clopton Miss Elizabeth
Coleman bliss Bette
Carter Miss Caroline
Cooper Miss Ann
Carter Miss Lucinda L
Dsoney Mrs C NJ
Delsnery Mrs e L
Denim Miss Mariana
Barking Miss C
4
Edwards Miss S E
Egen Miss Anna
Elam Miss J I
Eddens Miss L A
2
Franklin Mrs NJ
Fletcher Miss Z
Frayser Miss E T
Franklin Miss si
Farris Miss NJ A
C
Graves Miss L A
Granger Miss j
Green Miss E
Glazebrock Miss E z
Glenn Miss T.
Goode Miss D
II
Harris mrs Belinda
Hughes miss Ann
Hurbert miss Ann
Hall miss f h
Q Hampton miss g
Henderson miss Mary I
HUDSON miss mary 4
Halinan miss Mary
Haywood miss Sarah
Hill miss Maria a
Hill miss Fanny c
J
Jones miss Aiiie
IordoE mise Annie
Jackson mias NJ e
Johnson miss 5 E
Jackson miss III c
Johnson miss Mary
Il
kains mrs Henrietta
Kelly miss Margeg
L
Lewis miss Ann r
LanGhotn miss Mary S 9
Lc Wis miss Susan
Louis miss Maria S
Lewis mlss Margaret
Larghorue miss Julia
Logan miss Julia
Lemusy miss Camilla
Lewis miss Rabacca A
nj
Morgan miss Anna X
Martin miss Bette
Meade miss Eliza
Martin miss k.mme
NJ kjIer miss Josephine
Moon miss Louisa
Morris miss Maria
Martin miss Mary F
Malone mics Mamie
Miles miss !Qly
ne
a ElcA'ster miss jane 7
MckInnaa miss Maria
McLemore miss K G
n
Niedt miss Enilie
Nu5ey miss Eiizabeth
o
O'Neai misc Mary
%
Peasants miss Nj NJ
Pierce miss Levina
Priddy MISS 5 Ann
q ler mrs Elizabeth
f.
Rowe mrs Mary sc
Rogers ms Sarah
hiyers mrs Anna
Ring Miss Hannah
Rice Miss Mary B
=
Slater miss Amanda
Soils miss Alpionia
Sears miss Camilla
S;agg miss Lelitis
Smith miss Mary A
Stiff mics Mary f 2
SheppeTd miss Maria
Sharp miss Mary A
Smith miss Mary Ann
II
; Totty miss Jaciutha w
Tally miss Z Il
TroRer miss Sarah
Thornton miss S A
v
Vauderventa miss Kate
w
Wicker miss Sally EV
VIII e miss Saltie
Wystt miss Sarah A
Whitlock miss K d 2
Wmgheld miss Mary Z
Wingtield miss Mary E S
Woodbridge miss NJ Il
Williams miss Lucy
Walker miss Julia A
j Williams miss K
Washington miss Anna
IEN'S LIST.
A
Allen Joseph p
Alley Leonidas
Allen Lewis
Ashlock Thomas
Ashby Wsshpon
Adams William NJ
Alien w }
Am mons John w
b
Burwell John
Boyd John NJ
Britton James
Bradley John 4
BeazIey James
Benson John
Bausman James NJ
Byron jeremiah
Bradley J Z
Bepthall John
Bingham kirk
Brown Michael
Bray Michael
Burke Michael
Brown Mick
Bush Morren
BodeA Barrick 8
Boaiar Reabin p
Burroughs Wsrnor L
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RICHMOND SATURDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1853

Newbern 4 al
Newton jessee G Q
Nelson Jno l.
Much OILS Jos w
Orange Jack
Overly Thos w
o'Bryan jno
0'Brian Capt Jno
psllhaber Rev Mr.
PelIorce Monsisur 3
Peudleton & Co Messrs
Phelps A G
Pierce Bolding V
Peasants, Baker &
Pei0ee Capt Charles
Phelps Chas e
Powell Z w
Patterson Edward 2
Pleasant, George
Pollard John s g. Co
Preston Jordon
Philips w II ?
Rhiddy Andrew
Redmond Bernsrd
Robbins Rev Chandler
Ransone Edward
Roberts Z j
Rickett Edwin
Redford Fred'k r
Ryder George E
Riddick J III
Reynolds Jno
Robinson J II
Redf1rd James
Robinson J NJ
Sands. McIlvaue * Co
Sims Alexander
Smith Il Brothers
Sharp Capt Alfred
Smoot Benz ID 3
SIMON Fl
eiowman Calep
Stewart Charles
Shein Daniel
Sanders Edward
Strider George
Smith Howard 81
Shennick Jno
Saanks James
Shangenburg Johan
Stroud -amei E
Singleton ses c
Shields Jos P
StrEuse Jos
Sim kins D. J i!
Sne3 John II
Scott ] l. 2
Smelling DR. W N
Thomas VIM
Tailor VIM J
Ts sliferro VIM
| Ttice VIM w
| Tally Thos w
! Taylor Thenego
| Timberlase George
Thompson Moses
Tate Mathew w
| Taylor Micbsei
! Thra her Leroy Ca
| Taylor Luke
| Taylor James FL
| Thomas John c
| Toler john J
| 1'imherlake John
| Todd john 3
| Todd John Il
! Turner James 7
gillon John
| Underhiil w II
| VANDERBILT VIM s
Vail TnOs ?
| Vandarson Lucian
/ Weller & Bro
| Wilaon VIM e
| WaltaRil VIM c
! Whitlock WA /
! WiDga VIM Il :
| Wlithan Wm +
| W althall WE c
| Wade VIM II
, Woosfn WIN 3
| Wocdy I'll IS
/ WIlk:2s Taos c ?
! Wills Thos {
| Wendenberg Robt 3
| Williams Robs
| Wilson r 3
| Woods Patrick
| Wilson n n =
| Woo3y James P
| Wilson J p
! Viii e Jos J
| Whealau John
| Williams JamesT T
| Wilson Edwin :
| Watkins Edward
| WiGfree COSBY Il
i Wu:sman Bernard
| Williams A ID
| Young Wilson R
| Young Christian
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n OTlCE-AaVlDg determined to tarn my atten
~ non more particularly to 6 JOB WORK business
veal. maze known TO my friends ard the public
put up steam Boilers build Furnaces enc Bake
ovens, and al ether job work connected with The
bnckisyiDg business ALI work with which am
favored snail Ue done in q workmanlike manner.
Orders iel. al ne City Drug Store OF Mr. Jackson
Wood, Nam street, will meet with prompt at
teLtOE.
te l4-In~ John SWANK
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UNDERTAKINGS

1 tE - ENDE hEA IA NGs-4 ne sGO'
@-4Z-3-z-1-.-S scriber begs leaTe to return his
thanks his numerous friends and tde public al
large for the liberal patronage bestowed upon hsrn
during the pest ( years, both IS Cabnes MaRer and
cudeT4.6rl, aD4 - inform them that Ee a=s !u med
4 co parluersh with Mr. WILLIAM MURRAY.
well known 10 tne citizens Of Richmond ne OF
the old firm 0t Poore Murray Il Roper, fer ihe ex
elusive purpose Of conducting the Undertaking
Business Ia all its branches His shop is on the
GasJ size Of Governor street, next door above the
oid stand Of kuper Il C0wling. between Main and
franklin s;Eegts where will always be Kept lar ge
sssorineGt oi resdy made CGffins, and where ali
orders lett III meet win psompt attention
te l4-.,eu r w ROPER
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SCAABEAS The unGersls sned having erected
II shop On 3rd street, between Main and Gary
streets Hieu2s conducting the CaFpeniering
b9siBcss 10 at. .ls 6ranches, and is now prepaEel
to execute isiatcily and promptly ali orders that
1sy b. given 70 him. Thankful tor the patronage
aiesdy extended TO kim, he h pes, by strict per-
snsi at.srt.oa L, his business to merit a coutiu-
uEacs ot .as same. p!aus viii be furnished Cy me
tor airy Rouse.
Ea II Inn JOSEPH +. POWELL.
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n CHANCk TO OBTAIN CnKAP nRY

A CHANCE no OBTAIN CHEAP DRY
4 GOoDS-TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
as as have determined to sell my entire stock Of
winter Goods at cost would call the attention O!
0e iaoiss and she public generally, to my assort
heht OF silks, Deianes, Merinoes, Alpsccss, Elan.
aefs Blankets, shswls, Kerseys, and a large as
SoFtmen' OF Mufs, and s great variety Of other
Noods, too numerous to mention.
MORRIS w ROSE,
tAo-2m 2C3 Broad street.
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Rev. Vernon Eskridge. L. =. n.

fOFI ' NugubI
MI Boash-Dear Sir: While am in general op-
posed to Pctent Medicines, candor compels to state
that have great confidence IN the virtues of Hamp-
sous Vegetable Tincture Fer several months past
have used my family, and in dyspepsia loss OF ap-
petite dizziness and general debility, with entire sue
cess So far as my experience extends, therefore,
tsks pleasure in commanding it to the afflicted
asfe sna efficient remedy.
81, respectfully, yours ..,
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koh sALE CHEAP-A few more OF those
oad SIZE Deers, Blinds sad Sash, At the factory.
On Mayo street.
10 R-a b. AMBLER.
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Corner goth and Waisr Street,. richmcnd.

N. B-2Ths Steamers will leave P0iisdelpha
every Wednesday of 10 O'Clock A M., and due no.
tice will be gfvsain all The daily papers of TIE hour
of their sailing from Richmond
fe3 r RASkIN, Agent.
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But far from my home, in q quiet retreat
Without Watcn or Clock no lime can keep;
But if fortune should smile, and the world sfould
trown.
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Yeager G M

1Uuub JtintS
THOS. B. BlGG GR. P. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

DEMOCRATIC ADDREss-KEEP UP THE Fire.
The broadsides which yesterday were poured
into the Van Buren, free soil party and the
Guthrie cabinet by Messrs. Bronson and
O'Conor, are followed up by the National Demo-
cratic General Committee Of this city in an adj
dress to the party throughout the State, which
we publish this morning.
One of the principal points made out in this
address, is, that the Van Buren, free soil party
attempted to harmonic the national branch of
the party at Syracuse through the moral sua-
sion Of gang Of rowdies, and that this out
rageous expedient Of bullying was the last
feather which broke the cancels back. In other
respects the historical review Of Mr.. O'Conor is
fully sustained. Against the Cabinet; the Van
Buren, free sellers, the rowdies and the spoils,
the old line democrats have to contend. They
will probably keep up the fire.
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Personal Intelligence.

Capt Casey who had been succeeded by Gen. Blake at
Tampa under the administration of Mr.. Fillmore, in
Charleston the 18th inst, on his way to resume
the position he so ably and so credtably filed
Capt will resume the Indian agency at Tampa as sue
cessor of Gen. Blake.
Among the passengers by the Atlantic, from Liverpool
was Gen. Robert Halsey of Ithaca N. r., who has
turned from a tour through Europe.
Mr. VIM Laird, brother of the eminent Liverpool iron
Ger, Of the Army and Mr. W. Barr bearer of despatch
es, sail for Liverpool to day in the steamship Arabia
Hon. j. N Rogers, TENNESSEE j. Gordon Charleston Fl.
R. Wilson, Baltimore; Judge Lowry, Ohio; DR.. Hewston,
Philadelphia f. A. Livingston Kentucky j. W. Scott do
II. E. d. Means Norwich E. Dudly, Richmond; Col. Gar.
land Santa Fe and Cen Van Rensselaer,, Albany arrived
Lewis Gilbert j. r. McCorkle Washington; A. Benson,
Philadelphia W. Arnold, Toronto L. Perot, Phladel-
at the Prescott.
Hon. W. II. Seward Auburn; James c. Cutter, Washing
Lynn Mass. Alexander Ely, California; Jw. staunton,
New Orleans Hon s. Fort, Vermont, Gideon Mayo Maine,
arrived yesterday at the Aston.
Colonel Payne, U. s. Army Judge Chambers, Maryland
DR.. Williams do; Hon. Samuel D. Hubbard and lady,
Connecticut Colonel Andrews and two ladies' Washing
ton C Dr. stuart! and family Va Hon:
X Collins and family Rye arrived yesterday at Wizards
Hotel.
Burgess, Virginia. H. p Cothurst, Jamaica, ". l.; W.
p. Everett Kentucky Colonel Sentz British Army Geo.
KNAPP, Esq, Hartford; william Van Rensselaer,. Esq,
westchester Co.. were among the arrivals yesterday at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
ARRIVALS.
From Charleston in the steamship James Adger-Mrs
Heuger Mrs Hunter, Mrs Baxter Mccoy wife and three
children, q Is Browne, l. Moore, Jr DIR Asbury, E G
Stewart, w Coe, Shustif, W W Bridge, X Chevs,
Bean Rogers seisng, Master Baxter-34 in the
Storage.
From Antwerp, in ship sultana-M
From cnraeoa IN brig Ocean Bird-Mr. Barea child and
servant, VIM vanderhocrn, Faarap.
DEPARTURES.
In the steamship Roanoke, for Norfolk Petersburg and
RshmOpa :. Pool cam.on Deans, George Kelley
doull, W Ballard Mrs Wyns, Mrs Smith, g E Cowarder
and lady, Caldwell and lady, A Book II Lassiter
Coleman Williams, Williams Mrs Henrietta Eorg, Mrs
Haight Haight lady and infant Broadbsn lady and
Kerr, Miss Kerr, W Burrbstt and wife, Mrs Jane WI
W Toler, George Miles, @ ~. r Haley, Hard
CASTLE Row and lady, and twS4ty five passengers in
eteerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

The sloop ofwar st. Louis arrived Spezzia Sept 16
after tedious passage Of fifteen days from Messns She
awaiting the arrival Of the u S. Consul General to
Egypt to proceed to Alexandria Officers follows
Commander, L. w. Ingraham; First Lieutenant, A..
Gibson Second Lieutenant T. @. Parrot; Third LieueR
ant, j. 8. Taylor Fourth Lieutenant, j. Senson Sur
geon j. D. Miller Assistan. Surgeon, w. f. Cannington;
Purser Gallagher Lieutenant Of Marines j. Greene
Master, J. D. Austin Passed Midshipmen, r. Chandler
w. Parker, C. b. Smith, p. J.. Brane, b. Gherardi r. W.
Meade; Boatswain A. Hngerty; Carpenter A. Poinsett;
SAlmaher r. Rogers; Gunner, NJ. Lain. All we'll.
The u. s. ship Dale sailed from B ston on Monday for
the coast Of Africa The following Is list OF her officers
Commander, VIM. G. White; Iieutenants J. J. b.
Walbach Cornelius Van Alsn, James NJ. Duncan: Par
ser John v b. Blocker; Passed Assistant Surgeon, j.
OConnor Barclay; Acting Master J. N. Bradford Passed
Midshipmen J.. A. Kimberly T. p. Williams; Midshipmen,
Charles F. Peck, Francis f. Sheppard Boatswan, Zach
Whitmarch; Gunner, VIM. Harcourt; Carpenter, VIM.
Bennett; Sailnaker, Joseph r. Smith.
NAVAL 0r1Cfuss 0RDfRyD DETACHED ETc-The following
officers have been ordered very recently to the Saranac
ts rgate, now lying at the Norfolk yard completing
her conpl ment, yz:-lieutenane, G. b. Poindexer, H.
J. Nichols, X. Warrington; Surgeon, John Mauls-
by; Fassed Assistant Surgeon, John Thornly Passed
Mdshiprucn Joseph T. Daniels Thomas g. Harris, Thorn
W. Young, Chas. f. ThorburD, Wilson McGunnegle;
First Assistant Engineer, Francis G. ade Second do do
James NJ. Hobby and Thomas A. Jackson; Third do do
j. W. Manning and John W. Moore Prof. VIM. Fye has
been ordered TO the observatory At Washington.
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such vital consequence to her ambitious designs,
that she also can scarcely afford to yield it.
twill need more sagacity and good fortune than
has usually been allotted to European diplo-
matists, to solve it by peaceable means
Such prospect cannot be regarded with in
difference here. Though we should be compare
lively unconcerned in the decision of Turkeys
fate, no crisis in which the peace of all Europe
was threatened or disturbed, could be lightly
expected here. If it had no other effect, it would
at least divert from us and our concerns the
meddling eyes of jealous rivals. We should
amid the clash and turmoil of q European
war-be enabled to fulfil our destiny quietly
and in peace; and should chat destiny require
the annexation of Cuba and Mexico we should
accomplish the deed without fear of embroiling
ourselves with nations already knee-deep in
blood at home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA leaves at to-day for Liver.
pool, with about hundred passengers. She will also
carry out over million dollars in specie.
RAvlGTs CHOLERA IN AN ExrGRAST SHP.-The
acket ship Havre arrived yesterday boarded On the
gadahoc (of Bath Capt Lester from Gottenburg bound
to Boston, which had lost during the passage eight
passengers by cholera The captains wife very sick
and fourteen passengers in low state from sickness
Capt Milford Of the Havre supplied the sufferers with
some small stores and other necessaries,
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Mails for the Pacific.

TEE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
- United States mail steamship George Law win leave
t porr tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock, for Aspinwa
- mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
~ close at O'Clock.
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sang the latest intelligence from all parts of the world
m Be published at ten O'Clock to morrow morning.
ehgie copies sixpence. Agents viii please send in
0slr orders early possible.
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Mails for Europe.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HKRALD.
- royal mail steamship Arabia, Capt. Judkins, win
lsavs this pert at to-day, for Liverpool.
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IL morning
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Vsnoek this morning. Single copies, in wrappers,
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AHEAD OF THE STEAMER-The report from
Washington that news had been received by
our government that the British Cabinet had
resolved to sustain Turkey. The steamer next
due will probably bring us some information
upon that point
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LATE FROM BuESos AYRs.-By the arrival Of the brig
Robert Wing Capt Crowel, yesterday morning, have
dates from Buenos Ayres to the 10th of August Capt
reports the country quiet and produce and high
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SCARCITY OF SALT AT CuRAcoA-Capt. Atkinson, of brig
Ocean Bird arrived yesterday from Curacoa reports salt
very there and commanding high prices and at
Bonaire there was to be had