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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.


The Managers called some half dozen Canal super.
intepdents on the Stand this morning, and examined
them in regard to the number of times the Commission
or visited their locations during the year 1852 They tes
tilted invariably that they saw him but once, twice or
thrice during the season, though they had heard OF his
being in their vicinity frequently The law requires hun
TO make visit throughout his Division at least once
every thirty days. They also testified each OF them,
that they never knew OF his giving public notice OF his
Intention to visit. This also is required Of hun.
Witnesses were also called 20 identity certain papers
ana cia records which the Managers put IN as evil
deIce relative 10 the cost Of the West Troy Dock pro-
ceedings Of the Canal Board in regard to the same, &c
Three lumber dealers were also put on the stand 10
give the price OF lumber in the fall OF 1851 when the
contract was made for the lumber be used in the West
Troy Dock These witnesses testified that the price
was much less an was paid and of them thar they
would have furnished it at much less price
Samuel n Payne, a contractor, was then put on the
staLd and testified that the proposal of w. W Wright
bad been altered after il had been put n at che request
Of Mr. Wrieht-he thereby securing a contract which
MI T. was entitled to- The examination OF this Wit
n. as not concluded when the Court took 20
4P.M
In the afternoon the examination o. this witness was
concluded and Minor {. Story, contractor was called
II alpesred be bid for large amount OF work between
this city and Rochester aud GOO contracts without using
sby exeItiOns Whatever
Chas Cook, of the Canal Commissioners, was then
called He detailed the manner 10 which the contracts
were allotted much in the way Commissioner tolett
did Ii was Understood the work 10 be divided
among the ,go parties. This was decided upon. The
testimony taken to-day is greater than any day yet
Cout sci have not III to raise questions OF adGss
bs AID witnesses have been left TO give all the intOr
matOu they were possessed OF. h1sOP.
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leas, expected Nothing on such Road can excuse
or stone for the absence Of sctive, vgalt Argos
e.. d. esIonssle head.
We publish these structures as al earuess freud q:
n, lie Road-a cbarscter Which We haze uOt DIX to
establish We do greatly spnreberd tbsl the DTec-
Tors have suier,d u,oa line ct PENN wise policy
yh,h viii yr,'e dssstrDas . its rermsa-u Interests
To make " dcul nest month. or CO any e3r,y dsT,
NAV b. VEL enough; eJ thea al H.! fa.ci. eau
but every doer 10 81 lee rrttenched ia 'nscurt' or
ezorbtsnr salaries 81 ubd az he be applied secnrt
increased cie1cy ara safety IN the running OF she
tTat- Thee are ~ least One Million Dollars year
nor. 70 he earned By hi. r id Il its managers ony
lDoV iow I'D II need Do, cost them Half Milton 10
corn IT, Were me Road run ard watched ss it should
and uictj be tLsr each passenger could fee moral
Ger amy OF reaching Ms destination az the minuce
specified tie Conpsnys timetables its pa.seug sr
lus mes. vord speedily be doupled Py me conple
tor Ct RE Carsndsigs Rosd 70 Niagara Falls, t has
Western Csndt nov brought within the radius of it's
lusress Willie the Broad Guhge Rssd which IS 10 be
virtual cont ua-ion Of the Erie through jamestown
Ny Neslgi'.e Pa and Warren. Ohio, 20 the heart
of Ohio ILdiaa Illinois Missouri. the shortest aud
quickest line from our City is already under contract
in p, ard is being vigorously prosecuted Wee
Erie secA par, aud the proper confidence 'hsreia
secured Tat Road might be pushed through % the
Weston border o. Missouri within the next Two years
II is only because our secfos of the great Nt'vna
Lehvay il poor and sPirites tina. q seems 10 nger
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10y TelesrsPh.l
The yellow Fever at New-oricnDt.

RALSlNDkft ~ Gay hnts<'' .H'A
New. Orleans papers Of Friday aud Saturday ii'' M
received.
The BuAstin says;
"Th.Ye is nothing in ihe condition Of the weather. d
mosl here daily returns - deaths T. sadon1e sy 100
a, presou for tho abat-r ut Of the ep fenic Ihs w
nov prevails in all parts '. thu city
Four hundred discharges OF cannon daily hai bsen@
dered and tar was 70 be b,ned ia to- gsveyHls nd
other infected locations
Nj Mcln.nty, founely Of Bsnum's Hotel. Baltimore
ard lately If the ST Charlie a, New O-eans h \ DIDO
no fever
The Postmaster at New creaos ied ordered the co"s
ofthe Pcst.Ofice n Z our.g N oon'inaincs q.
fever.
EEW-ORLtANs, Wedo'sisy, Aag H. lsa
II total number Of inter reportsc TO-DAY ~" !"
The steamship Crescent Diy arrived here jest rdhy Ton
Havana, bat brings no nsvs OF importance
NE1 ORLEANS, Tussi'y Asrif .. ''h
Tns tota number Vi ni-rue repOrsd Tor Tho - h9'
ending this morning was 25s, Of whi;b ssi wers f7s
Yellow Fever
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sssssssss sHsfssff
FRANCIS l. HAWKS, J
J. D. WOODBURY.. Z
CHAS l. FROST, }

NEwoRLEAEs. Ass H.
GK,rtyyyS. The great pres. Of business the 49,
tsry of the Association requires that others sboa
for 70 the service q informing you Of the progss
euiceric Our record Ia Consequence Of the sssrsS
mott, are necessarily neon plete. but 80 abesay
over $500 cases reported aud there are ron - -
vel 20 be reported Oar average Of deaths so1 90
be- been about three Of toe former ID I'VE %
SLOWING a great Improvement, more 20 the cAs
II os. attack ed than any abatemen, OF the sp,asa b.
Tie tim y aid offered BY The Of y2 3 =
been grs sfiy benedcis IN tnsbiog - -
more liberal 10 thsk e1psndItufssh ~. SoGos
have been. The odss of Pnasdes sv~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

CHAKLEsIUWN, Ihlf7laJI Al5 y I'15
The British schooner Dresdnausht, from Nassau Aug
= arrived here bin giDg passengers the WIDOW and
fmilv ~ ~. ate Gov Gregory, roUte for Eogiaad
TIE Arsiicsn bigsntns Adelaide was wrecked on Egg
Is, nd ref Captain Clark arrived AZ Nassau on the IN
=, rpor "a the mat rails saved ard disposed Of ~ Hs
her island We have no particulars
T6e pineapple speculation his proved losing game this
season c.u
and AIRED the inha oisns vsuld suffer great
invitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

BOSTON, Friday, Aug 3, 1888
Tic schooner Msdaws.Aa arrived at this port from st
Domingo reports tina, James Clark o: Buffalo one OF the
crew died at s.. Domingo on the l9ih July OF yeHo*
fsvsr and another on the passage home
IT, biz Hsrbngsr at this port from Matanzss, reports
.ne,kips August 18th, 10 lat % l0og -, ship sichen,
RON New Orleans for Liverpool with good deal OF sick
Mes on board and had buried one man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

PROVIDENCE, fudsy Anz ., 1855.
public meeting eo this sr.ernooD - a-id-r the
,scert collsi, the Worcester ksrosd Resolaaon'
~ ard excupsory in their tOpe. were reported out we're
dsS 40 As 20 strongly csnsurs the road The hr res
orti va: reported berea- in the providence ~ God
his wss s,riei OUT, and amended sfoows Whereas
- ts yross umSnsgsaent Of these having charge OF the
Poxidepee and Worcester Corporation" DR.. Way land
who uresided left the tha pesoing engagement and
uber Of others left the hall The nesting was not
Isrge bu. the debate vas sharp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
XYhia Nominations. &c.

PORTL md, FFday Aug =, I4lJ
The following candidates for State Senators, for the
Cumberland District have been nominated by the Wing
Convention. Paul Randall VIM Cowell John A. Water
man, end Warren II. Vinton
The following we're nominated by the Democratic lrsgu
ar. or Temperance Convention Aaron Qamoy John
"a abb james Small and Richard Dresser
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The Secretary OF War.

PORTLAND, Friday. Aug q. 1855
J,g.rson Davis the Secretary Of War; ard Prof Bache
sup.riuender Of the L CoLt Survey, arrived at the
T,;t.d States Hotel lat evening from the White Noun
aims having crossed Noun, WahnEOn aud stopped over
Tuesday right q, the Summit House They Left here this
orpg a. o'clock for the Survey Station on Bae Mour
ain res, Philip. franklin Co go niles distant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27
Aid for the New-Orieans saHerers.
CHARLEsTON, Thursday, Aas - y
The collection in aid Of ths New Orleans suhsrsF -
Co,v ir Office, now amounts 10 over 5000

ECf3 Office, nos amounts 10 over sfvy'
To ae Editor Of The NJ Y TtiLsne.
SIN. The committee for he relief Il the Howard
ciatirp If New Orleans, Acknowledge the tclO"ins
tioral contributions since our last report and wVao
with e1pres. their tLanks for tbs lively tsres eyno7s
The y, nevolent Association Of The church Of TOE
Tririt- Brooklyn ia their liberal contributions "a ms
lection tai en- up ON Sunday isst ss $50 10 AL moss
contributed individually 10 this cause The amount !"
$1,000 al esdy subscribed by the citizens OF Ne"
A fhos. of our sister cities s'jOurLipg VIA u.s. sPoAs
isef Of The phiianihrOpic feeling ina "ehog u we
90 our fellos mortal, only waiting to hear the cry u
; cd di,t,ess 10 call i forth IN all rs strensh e
90 Mite tsrew lib publieb letter recsiyed ihs nor
Gcro member Of the Howard Associat0n gi'i"g ~
a. s,sfeueLt Of things az they eIis, in Nss Orssns
Is l.mentsble picture R'sders must Jadss TOR
Tbs CITY e N.wYoik hss respppfed nooiy 70 hs
for I'D srd long ard oe.ply vii ths remembrance y
tr.ely succor be- cherished Ia tie MINDS ana hesfS
citizens # New Orleans NJ. -. -
~, "a thsra are when speedy and sficien; seton
htLsn 10 ga, the hand Ut the fell destroyer hnsh
srnesrs in the form this rshtGi dissA,s s"espof
~ MAN. victims in 80 short TINE sbd herpv na -
~ ttsif fellow citlzets Of Men YORK Is tbr ho"s.d -
c,.rI fr The timely assistance Afforded them 20 'ns
- ,ns,rs 10 comos, this wfdi epdsmlc -rAgng ~
murh violence among lin large msI)rtj o. CASES. -
unable 10 81, plJ thsmsslyes win tbs nsoe.'
ma, 4 TO treat Il succe s-iullJ r.
Yours very rsspsciirl'y H..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

TIE excursonts who participated in the Sunbury Rail
rosa Opening returned to This city tbs evening highly do
10 h;, with the pleasures Of the TIP
mall boat on tie containing two men, was run
down tbs evening by the railroad steamboat Ri;ns-d
Stockton One man orOsn,d but the Osner WAS res
outd The pilot Wa lot to blame az the ooa' 20
iis how
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Later from Mexico.

NEWURLEANS, Iuerdlyi AIsusI ~ Iob5
Later adyices fri Mexico are 20 hand Santa Anna had
Issued a decree supervising The i5 OF Sovereign here
tocore prefxed 10 the various States
Hon Y. Zamsrez ate Minister % the Treasury Is lead
From Texas We h,ve still further election returns but
nothing definite
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Freu Cfnetnaa a.

CINCINNATI II day, Ars >. ls5t
man named Lamb who had been foremao in X Awdoup
whit Hatch s. Etsohs printing epSfment. has been
sTs.t,d on hs charge Of steal ng impressions from plates
Of the Ohio State sock Bank There seems to be no douo
"a m Is quit and II through him the stolen notes 10
circs Afion we're obtained
TSs H, e. i sin Using aoviy Prsishhte s. Lsss 500
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TrotfinG Match.

SARATOGA, Fnisy. Aug IS, 1883.
Tns match to day between Flora Tsupls and Tao ,ney
va won IN three ght heats by the former Tms-as9
o. and 2.34
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The s.camvmeut at Syracuse.


Tie Enosmpment WAS struck this forenoon AMI the
Rochester pspi.s went home filing several cars
TIE pres BANQUET last gb went of very well WINS
smut pr.sided speeches ere made by Gov. Seymour
NAV Nice srth * Senator Stanton, Mr. M.ssh-r Col
Id oil .ra
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No rotce can IL taken onjuo.s uuc,ions VINCE,
20 sct'cnfcaied ~ nf- t1
address Ofs recesry 'or nrlfOa pif s. .if
N as 20
We ctnno' uasfGse % return rejected Communications
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Brown tie foyer az hs CSsoo u tx ~ 20 ivic ID =
h. hu, sentence iss Tot been 7'o0orno - a. sous ~
r. rtr s-e 20 b. srzsed IN February neNi M-suhme tn
sorfr VII rsnSir IN pf.cr, 81 - Il 10 az e'h''O''1
-.
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The L s. 5ioi. s;cam,h p Haaoodf, Capt Lines ril
lea,r tiis coIt 70 DAY at noon f0l S1uaamp Oh IA,
B4yre. The S,mi-Fsrkly Ir,5aHo coHfainug all rnC
lansl news can be- bal et Ihr Deck, This Morn ny
II Niappcla. ready Tor mailing
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The Cotton Crops-HeaIth OF Charleston.

Tie Alabama Florida and Mississippi papers complain
ef excessive rains doing great injury to the cotton crops
The City Of Chart continues very healthy the total
nuub,r of deaths last week being only 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

NEw.YoRE DAILY TRIBusK.-ItOse cluzens OIL y IN
snsa Co.i-zscr Newport, wishing 20 be supplied W.
TgF D.uy TRIuNE have u eff a. er residences 10 1Hi-
povRs aver ory more tas
ehxs.5 Is New Ork B-ostya s1d Nit1s J1rE-
W. ruke only e1;y cents pr week. psysbe % M -
1r 80 core with other "a r.psrs heze 1h- re y. ~
between tie t~1 CITES cnasr may sn p
coe,ss ssb1rb Of e cfk. sd Wi csatt go Hs
ntsfss IL n h.se DAILY
Of TPE Ihose who take rRE rsEUSE ell hsse DE
s1e o. shy ecfed p@P~r Anerc@ . -
ra1es. res4- u .a,e - eusfe
fur-r-s ~
~ tr,tiey r.os1 . o. -se o. t'-
ntte T. lie enssy rsuTr 70 sl.c - - y -.
fales AIT rra urc re- apsn f'feF f''s MIRO
md solr. .s EE-s Tc-i-aALs -aNfs d,
" ave ooiy dc THE Isi.v sistH- ID 80 l-7' seen
fuAy I'D, vIll u.assa rrrf hhr-ry s -.t.-.. ~
Icscrs Yishar iHE lafs, % ~ < 10Y 49, .,4
tuf't.., VI Pc. 80 i.sr sfri--s % '.p.tT a. 80
Ia-4 Pa 0"cs PHI e---r : 80.
Far BUsiysss-SoUrH AID WEsr.-No" = me tims
n, U uor. Jb4rs N.r.hauf Manufacturer &C % aaN
sr.s Of OF, ae tots. fs,ss - sr'.n ?,
est car b. maze a. ' o. iA-'1' . NV -
lrt Build bss hev-ioiA
ADVERTISING
yos Trr FALL TEADE
T.PoRTiEs JcBBtES -c~
dft Fous OF gi-rs s.n.lel .
Pubtci-y to flrts AdNerfis1gf
oye .zr.f.4 o. oFu 81 ny isf45.tt1eH'
az ssar.ne 'scir lsg- hst- '' Ore ga f- G
irrsu-sso n N Hrt 5rsion 90 t1rla- in The
ILADfsn PtIRes laE ts.oS And -ANADA
No rsyusft Z esroiss ilr-s tl t-er f ave
~ ~ y AcDcslLo
So L. .-sals M Aaa.
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Iru.?lorh Dullu Qlibune
SATURDAY, AUGUST q. 1853.

~ Pepors Tie Tbpu ief - leir rrsd r,
Of sdd0- ths PopIcefO
send TO sthroag Pos Otce. Puce III c-lts
u G Gnu-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

Tie steamship Cae,oiee vas Destroyed BY FIRE last
night sue had inp car2o ii freight "a board. beirs
ready 30 SSH for s.yopa and Me- Orleans GO day rhe
Tors il about lalf million
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THE XEW-Yo1K wEtgLYTRlHUyE tor Aug y


tsins the following:
LFDiTORlAI Public Pm3ersrs. Boz Iente,s7-- eau -
fclf ouf o. Poi O. = - y ,'s. orr hfptast ?
RE fsr.ic RAJ sai. Bs-,aad Ma'dei. j. ~. s." De-
lfsDs; "iu'h ilrsirafrc j. sIa'n sc.
U.PCIlTICAL 1NTFLIIGTNCL. Ele-i,. re-tas from l.
fucfy. Tear ard J,ice,s-e
CCHREsPOtD I-Cs Csra lefffr ron bfv,-i tsY ~
Letters q Exile LEVIN tne ah Ite l-7sh ERp-d
Msius htOs; The Nn.te A09ut4 a. Toe fsst'n5s
Ia New ". e1Is. &C
" REVIEW OF THE WptK Gvins in coras1sea s-d ron
spicrous even p rave cured ~
tie Ufit,1 States Mexico . Nes ili -, >,utl
Anencs trd Europe.
V.CtLFORNIA. The brought y tl sesasLp -iaTrT
Lighf.
ViITMPER NCE The A9re a. Of tie Pc. nj G. ~ "o nsls
.eys-iof state iruIta &C SO cfS 2 "onh u N
OF Newly o1k j. behalf Of ti- C. 30 o I-nperin'e
NIlTR CITY ~ SCHS c-scup 4 lie frs-n.uf n OF
dnc gr-si Prison, by Sir VIM I'D and othe's
VIiI.GALILFO: He Condemnation AID Abiua.aa.
IX.MaRLIACE, and DEATHS.
XTBE NEW- TOBK MARKTT5. R-7ts n ths .'9c', Grain
Provision Cste M.ik.E very I'll sDd spe } e1'fie0
for ] he TrbUIaL
Single copies wfappcr he oDed - Ire de- 1nt'e to9
ing Room tbis InoIrIug PreC, 81 cests
SUBSCRIPTION coGy fer ysr 81 three copies - I've
cores s.; coys 612 80; tTerty coss 60 oae sd1rrj
$50,
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NotTH. WFsiFR> Fheu uEowE.s Ass0ciAIioN.-This
Societp o.. snzei 'or se prcm) o. Of Improvement 10
fritz, vii, Told their { iri annual meeting the irs'
Tus,y # October AZ Chicago ghsn il expected there
will be 4rts UNI present and one IT the finest shows
offut4veruae in It's ST. D,. John A. K7naico,t- OF
West Mort Nor'hf-li. near Cactso is President, and
SAMUEL Edwa ia, Of Lar Ole III and + X Pink Dele
var e Ni..orsn. a-e Score ri = Gher OF whom MAJ
be accr ID d, home yious TO he meeting .nd - CHI
cfgo at the H. e. upon business con- c'sc VITA The soe
CIV lis no, m.uy + ,st m frut growers will attend
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Ix, Aaverre ne 'or IN, ir5.ae Msla.y os 10 set
tsfcre o,a 10 on.c-l evening
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Tire Gsrrsn Ie sspape-, in ihs Cnist S'ies ara very
1rrsr,ss, an NE c. ;asn sra conducted vito nta
gsnce sri talep AGoug thoso long ests,lshs' re ~
p ats0tfrs 4 Cincinnati, ihs An-siger les IIfas 4 "
Louis ard The 81 4 i.rn IL thu CITY as be-. Torth
reecug though With respect . p'iacH orn' }l-' the
last : p-,ialy Lot TO be CON ended t@ct vAu''s
SIMPLY fr lecticrs from tbs newspapers Of Germany
~ nc ID tss or public favor my speak oi "1h
anyfo 5s,ior Thee are the Aer EhgIasf /si'uag ST
.cr and the San fn'gni0 /Sifuag in Textl both pub
g,9.d weekly The fornr amodel OF rec spec IA g,h
ont being rat Pc. and qu,rr coma snd int. IN It's
VI ,re \ evidences # large culture aaI living spirit
Tie Ste is an sdti.i,n - the Texan pes snicl ne
eu 30 NO Gem cuz.,- C.. ,.t Stae nay go with
.Iisc. too II, coudu ted sin ability n. usa .sss
snd FURNISHES great variety Of interesting n itrr. Ia
ui.t4,i i, ~ doubt much ied y ne consii
esabieruuber OF waited among MS fellow co1ntry
uleI IN lis wont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27

WHOLE WoFLD ,ITnrEEinoE CONtFNrioN-Np- IT,
TIE credentials of than three hundred Delegates have
BIZ ID ,e-ived Tbs oor X En<l.h Societies have gen.
D~,-gs.e. Lancashire Temperance ,ty, Pseston
P.rd lf Hope Seciet, Lyss9 Ol .ugLts-s Of R-ch'b
Wakefsld n ,lk.r 81 I-ups,.nc. SOCIETY NnIehaven
Total 4 ostnence sooIety.
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We publish hs Looming detailed account Of the
golG AID silver mines "f ChuualIs from tte pei al
cur corresIondebt, Mr JUN faorREi, Who hts jas
returned from thai c,rrtrs. and IL aoW IN this City
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Fnr Hrop,.

Nr lotrN.iU Fos' nus Go s 'core f. 81. ouy Age n
T. o.. uufiuuta ~ scrii Tor 4t
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Oar corrcsyoudsn t a. NoS.Orierps. writing on The
l-.h ms. nnoHn.cs th' drcDe Of .le PeeoL~nee 50
taiiuIt deyasta'ilq tia, e,y We regret lac ,i.s
should pI"vc To be erroneous col ,si0n, bu, 5he
III. laLcAoiy uu'h is that me morris . Of each dly
since las xc. cdtd tla u, The faJ on Vhrh our cor
rtspoudtn becsme convinced inst The worst hal breD
reached In ruth chege can bee no'nog more SHOCKING
TO the imagu.'ion nor more touching the helrt ban
the c,Id,i,u &C toAt devoted cil aud lie only reirt
BE gioou, uie IL =" be found al ihe 1era mf1-
nef which Other places ha.e me- ''r ard ~ las sge
,he .u, rings III the ail 3D. ana su'nglln he hsrds
of the noble phlsnihrops,s who, IN thi scent Of ocf
rois give themselves 20 he care OF the stricken AID
and tle perishmg Ia contributions ior his good put
rosews are LAD TO say ha' New York stands foremost
rs she ought but the want is still pressing anG rast
that this great cry OF distress viii coninDeto be- s'l
erousy answered BY our citizens A. herctoete Gona-
tons may be addressed 10 the office d TIE Tr.5u1s
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W Nos - md 4 Chaiires' strand 40 o's' n
tdv ~ IN Ifi.Fae lo-d1S
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-23
DIED.

ears h life the 2n ostoC a. The M "1asTst Of Dr. @ Pg[
MACH in 2nd year Of his lie ted Of inflammation o 'e
brsin aner n short illness OF four Gays
Wih his deeply sml;en parents in this The greatest calamity
; the visited ming our sincere and heart
III vpahirs WonacE energetic an! entnusia"
he Tie Disirchi
bc was es,Inei position eminently high From
,nr,I sourdGeas ard Integrity he had hin-c nu-
,ous friends who deeply d.ore his loss In the family
ch he lived ana died. only respected bu. deeply be-
vsd and 80 long they have hearts feel ormemoe 10 recall
M na they cherish with the ondest recoecons the memory
~ Lat noble and magnanimous youth
" I But lately his creek with ies crimson was flushed
Ills voice cheerful health eat on his brow;
THAT cheek Is pad, that voice now hushcd,
lie sleeps with the bones OF his ancestors now J..
DIED on the November the restehce OF MI Isaac Allen
in Powhatan county, JEFFERSON SWAMI Efq 10 the 6ot yeas
OF his -, ;,, -.
He strictly honest possessing ygorona min win
powers and could when lie chose render
himself as his language was
conous and classical lie unfortunate man anu no
curtainfor lew incesd
entirely exempt from instability OF inhu. =. ,,,
DC In wifi. nd children sympathse with each oieI
f,r This melancholy dspensaon OF Providence u l. J.
DIED at his residence Coumbus Ca on ne ION OF NO
Major THOMAS MNELSoN in the 72d year OF III.
formerly Mecslenbarg county, Va Thus another ss NJ
soldier Of el2 and Chrstlah Senlemdh h'a CIV
beloved, ha, been gathered 10 his ia!hers'