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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-02

The An that battles inc lsronnic clam
To queach il. .
YFHE Sab>ctber, have the pleasure 10 apn,oaa
Il The cii2ens ef Lynrhaufg and vicinity thai
Gallery Il low in readines. + lie reception ot Il.
Hasmg arranged thrlr light and rooms wea
convenience iui the successful prosecution oi Il
euenentyle art. and brought TO t3eir aid the Iate'
most APPROVED APPARATUS. fhey feel wurantfaa
ing tia. fho-rwho may wish correct md
Cnf;seitng Likeness
Gu obta1 such, taken ia loe bet style ol aez
The murh miled and mat hless Sfefea.a#
Sold Dnsusneotypes are taken by he suh.cri. p.
their PerfJc' ion, seeming as it were to sl:4.l gu
scu'f.qrel ,iat ,ary.
In iheir large assortment and great variety Of
Frames, Cases, Locks, Medalliong, Pins
IN "hich IA pacc Piefu T., the tasl, of Ill rnpy RI
iied IN style, a!>o IN pi7ce. All picture uaraa1
give satisfaction. Of no ctrIs will he made. 81
Their Gallery IS most respectfully solicited, wne1
lures are desire OF not,
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nny d&fts fHOS. D0DAMEAD,

AW NOTzCE.-MOSBY & SIZED
IL renewed hen Office to the NV building nc
BY the Cifzens' Savings bnnk, u, ally appcsite
Newell House. Gel ) H.
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DAILY ilRGlAlAA
JAMES MELON ALo. Editor
The P.essat ana Ela.ale e as l.go Pa.lis.

y WEDNESDAY 0oaNlN6.....ssN 0F.aa, 50
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The stereoscopio or Solid Daguerre

y. B.-A 6rge lot of LOCKETS. AND II
received (somr extra fne) and nslaniA -
which viii be filled At ,ow price aud w1i'''.s
whai thnN are sold tor. NJ
ct OCT, Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-09

bse; 2sh Amphisriss Oa.sdgs st John NB Csastiso
| tiOn- ~ Stephen NIB; 2s.h Prince Albert, NYerk !
Arr between souh F.ee'sBc ..au Uunseaess 23f al
/ ps,A,o Aedicts hep NYo.k for Lynx.
| Yek
FALxxrosx- on Aug "a Commodore Williams. from q
ossaxocx-Arr Aug 20 Msruion, ssvsn, Trs.dsd|
a q hPs, hxo'5 NV s ss 1a0'''A '''0A
GLlsoow-A'r Aug rs. Gertrude. 81 sbss, ana Triton
GnoA-Arr Aug IT LeoniSa. Badar.eco, NYork. Z.
HAhBvRG-Arr Aug II. Prince Albert, JschtuAn, N
York 22d, Rhsin P.pe DO
OF 26th Anna Dorotbss FROM KOrlsans; Porsisud
fri m Mobile.
SID gath r.urus ~, Little. Boston .sa NYork; Chariot
Of Fams KDewls. Bosten: B-nj Adams, Drumu.ud and
wes,ern Elnpe Watts NYort: Emperor Hsgsr Bo.tsn,
Roger, Herbe.t Bath 18th Arb., Bsnt.t NY,rk;
Ma paret Cuwwin. Priros Ea~srd leland Robert Kelly
Bsrstow; Owego Boz, land and Soutbport Wilson, NY,s<.
CID 23d, Mo. Ga rsylor. French Havana; Sash
Body spo. Nor'enns; J"hn Msros, Stevens ph'.dsl-
Enid for dg 2ad, Deadsmona Farnbam, NOr,esns;
man Magma NYort Arpsl Engel. Valparaiso ADD ssa
FrsLciico 24b Carissa Currier. Kpapp Boston: En1a
N.n. 1.a ssos, ssn S aS
Tesser Charleston: Jas Htcemb, Hull NOr'sans; Lady
Frariiin Yeaton Rappahauock Cushing and WIN Tao.
scott Cornish NYo X; mary Peasants Kennsrd; Dr. %
smi'h and wyorong. Dnnbury Phlsdslphis; Mary
Ward LITTLE Havana (sntd 18Th for s. rhsuss
Can. d.: Oath Triton Peters. Poro Rico; sss ,n Han
St John. NIB M.thilde Astoria NYork: Adams ooks,
s. GEORGE NIB 26th, John Co~fer Forsar Bio ts'snn
| 2A'h. Byron TITUS, MataDzes; Johan. Kohn. NYNk
Vsnclnse Hoses. Quebec AmnerlaOd Vehrs, NYsrk.
| LIMERCK-sld Aug % Indus Kelly. NYok
NAKsEnIJs- Arr Aug 20 Nova Rnsalie, Autorio Nor
| lea IN Sid 22d Chs,lemagpe NYo,k.
NIwPoRr-Cd Aug %, Massachusetts,, Crocker.
Ycrk
| RoUrS-Arr Aug 70 L~sDdsr vozzsrd. Ch.risstou.
| SLIGO Sid Aug % Lpden Gillian NYork.
ycocArr Aug 10 Bengal, Bray, Norieans; pr'st'gio
PoKn MOUTH Arr Auv g. O,ean Queen, Smith. London
| land aid 26th for NYork
| PAMMo-Arr Aug Q, Powhatan, Inghan, GerssaH.
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The Art Cnton 8nldipg Tunnel into a DuHc> HoasA for
we Cha, arttrsIhs Poos Broea Up ~ ne PolicG For
some time pst the Mercer street side o. the bulldog
hbo~n IS tbs American Art Union hse been oad
oanoe nome Tor he most degraded characters of both
teSes and almost nishtv their operations have
rat d. tuIbspce the neishborhood Last week Henry
Weskey, the proprietor Of the place ARE 4ted
let 60 sga biz giving bail 70 ser OF ae several
OF TIE esb bare med, osiut 70 Justice staart
sDtgir the place 10 be nuisance GA edae day
last that a9isrse issued warrants for arre-t OF all
lest ftur In the house These we're vlscsd in the
bsrds OF Officers Moore Gallagher Elder and t~o thecs
II he secor lice curt Who at III O'Clock the same
&c and succeeded Ia capturing fifteen females and
eevfp mscs and In terpg the rest ~ te company
The pfi all locked up the Fft-eotn ~ari
station house for the night and yesterday brought
bef, Justice stuart who, afoer severely repriman
the femsles let deob 20. ADD committed the mates t.
prison In default u 800 bsB each fx future good be
sviour
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Mnrkefa.

BUFFALO, Sept 8, 1859.
TIE receipts Il The past twenty four hours have boa,
~ foiowaFlonr 500 barrels; wheat 40 600 bushels
corn ~ ot0 bu hes; oats % 600 bushels The market
fer flour has been rather depressed dealers awaiting tne
stssr ers Sales II 100 barrels made at IS so
% 70 for Ohio and Michigan. Wheat is quiet and
saisr Sales Of Michigan ut liza, 1886 a 1900 llOc
f'r Upper Lake ard llec for Wabash Corn is 10 gooi
den ~ d. and the marhet drney hoders demanding an
m advapos. 35 0f0 bushels sold .. siI.c a e5c for
Western mixed. Oats dull OHIO shtskey sells at
23hc Achs. freishts are unchanged
ALBANY sept g 1853
The receps since last foo. up annexed Flour,
100 bb's wheat, 500 bushes; ls 600 busnels
oa's 900 bushels and barley, 70 600 bushels Flour
has bsen ready bat sctiye 500 bbls sold at s6 rs
So ~ for Sse and ~ 81 80 30 for common and mi rcd
W~.rerp. Wbest Ia In fair milling demand primo;
1000 busbes sod q IN IL in good request, at batter
prices sales $40 bushel,, al $50 for Western mixed
Sales Of rye az 7Sc. 100 Two rowed barley tic aud
tow-IoFsd soc. Oats are improving, sales at idh
ELc
OSwBGO Sept. I. 1858
The receipts 81 ths port to-day have Flour 0
bb.s: wheat, 5000 bushels: corn $500 do. Nothing
bas been cone In cur market Boats are scarce AMI
fresbts sre a. foloss-flour, 40c. wheat 16c.; and
corn. lac
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PerpOnal IoVs hixence.

Thonss FfaI OILS Me.gh-r E~q New York Thomas
Messber, Member Of ,he Britt Parliament, Waterford
Ireland j Curtis ESQ San Francisco Hon. j
Nichoko,. TeD1 sssee bon. H Henry vsrnon,: Judge
Dev'ne Gen. Enoch Jooes rsass Capt. Whiting,
Papena steam his mpany, have arrived In tbs city,
ane are at the Metropolitan.
The Hoo Msleolm ca neron s.e President OF the Exc
cutive Council OF Canada and Postmaster General
Of that B,it,sh province has arrived At Wlsrds Hotel
from halifax route to Quebec. Mr.. Camsron's visit
here bes been induced by postal Arrangements
ees.sry between the States and the C4nadas
H,u p. Stanion NJ C elect from The tenth dis-
trict Of Tennessee arrived in Washington the 10TH
ARRIVALS
and q: & a.% .sd
'sry,.t Mr. Pond Mrs An.aeny Mrs Penn GssI.nn,
!: ssK.s:s ~ s. sA.s. .;S iss; \: rsi%; I'd
artbs5 Sc. z. Mrs pn,tS. ror.sr x,s NJ
IS ~: s:ss III bin
va vis,es; Y: ass:ss 81 I.s:sa: 3: VS.. Ms;
NJ rs. sad NJ C.oa M wasa sd
hr Phelps; lady and servant. NIB no%.. ), NJ " Marx.
Gos...so. Mr. suissr Nj ar..ss.is M ss..rd.,
r. ~ pe .sd " NJ
ae.s Mr. H.a n Mr. Besley. Mr. cets.!ii Dr. ss.n II,
H.ss.u.. n Ssss.n 5.as: Timer Cameron James
s.a ifS M II
ss: 4, ;;r i.sas
Mrs. Hare M mac s.ssn Mrs H;1 I.yIGr NJ Bar =.
Bsoi dssseahsi%.r " s.worsS Nd LADY ~. Hal
q Psiirs Meyer, Mr. 1sysrssrs NJ walker, NJ
Frm Norfolk. Petersburg and Richmond In the steam
ship Jsmeetovn- DIR Rves Sibson n TYIJiu ahast
2 torccl' March, O Jordan, Hsury. Thompson,
J CcshiI, A Richards DR. Norton, Adams r Carter
n Gs1cn, hudson, Il Hudsop. DIR , HundIey w
u Bedses, Dudley : sligp{ P Lover, J. Burton
and lady, IL Whf6eld, Kanouss Delsngie, White
head, Mrs Gilligan Mrs 0fllgaa. Mrs Kssssry q
Ell,ost, D. o fitzgerald. N Turner. J A Good Win A
Cif simon W Pratt and lady, Mrs Rose, Mrs WIN
stedter Mrs Johr Mrs Jenkins, Mrs l. A SAWYER,
Mise Atkinson, Mis- Atl inson h Gresham Msjor :
Arderscn and lady Howell and lady, Peasants
shields hey oannins Rev II crom pton, W vWst.
hins Mrs Watkins, Mrs Hundley, Mrs A Bi.bop Mrs
a Bsrde Miss Mead, X Har sford r W Brown X
Crtss Mise Rally Mrs ID HUT, Mrs O r Patton, Mrs
Wood OFT, Scott lady ard daughter, DR. N
sewage, n orosl and lady, X SPsrker Gsl;er. w
sanIis EsoIpso cooas LADY and Two s.r ol,n
X N Fox-snd n in the steersse.
DEPARTURES.
For C1ssrow IN tho In la Tav,ov
miss Cook Osssow Ars lanes Smith Miss Harriet smith
York; Mrs Nor, Mise NSssaan Geo Lsith VIM waI
tacr Ddrew Wstop, Canada gottelier John yos per
sussn McDopaId Mise Callater Mrs A Glendinnipg Mrs
terry. ROtt o Weir Thomas say Mrs Bentley WIN Ho.
den FrsBcis brennan Hobt Traquair and lsdy nm
Com inghsn, Mrs Jamssoa MICS McFarlsne New York;
ars Leach Toronto; Miss Ann Aylv%d hsy NJ socrasse
ueaicy and ssn pson, Nev York Henry 0svsfd Andrew
gswe'd Rev Bedford; John Milne Jr GLASGOW; DR. John
ptctsen Baltimore G Dries, psv Dporti Jas rweeds
sec,sms HIGH Flood Z Casey Robt xsolsssn mrs swsr
" iousF Paul treagb, Vim Mcdonald J Watson, ID
az LaIiSa, and iiV 10 ths steerse.
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On Wednesday morning. Ssptsmher 7. suddenly, In ths
18th year OF his age CHARIns G BABMDGT
Hts friends the friends Of the family respect
fully invited IL attend his funeral lis afternoon,
O'Clock from the rssdsoce OF his nahther, No
Al Mon pomsrs street ~ithout further Invitation
I'm Wrdps.dsy September 4 JOSEPHINE T., daughter OF
Frederick 8. ard joanna 7. BOyc, eyed year and
III. iends Of thu family invited attend thu fu-
neral this afternoon O'Clock from the residence
Of tr corner Of FsvoniA avenue aud Enc st 90
90 lbur.dsy, September g. Mr. AUGUSTUS MCMAHON.
Hi frspds and relatives invited TO Atseod hi. fu
neral this morning 1t O'Clock frsm No 2ae Norh
street. His remains will DO taken to EAstcnsster ior IN
On Thursday September 8, RACHEL woRDES DouoHrsrY,
daughter Of Roger wodsn In me 7sd year 81 nss ago
nsrsl Tomorrow afternoon, 81 ,hse O'Clock fr"m tue
rssscer Of beg In law N. g. Burt No. l6a Franklin
street without fur her Iviration
= On Thur day, September g. Mr.. ORRn WooD, in the
38tb year Of his ,ge
The friends ard relatives also thu membsrs Of Eureka
Ioss Of Free ard Accepted Mseons No 14S respect
fully invi'ed attend his funeral from his late resi-
der No Crosby street. Sunday sftsvpoon g. one
O'Clock His remains win be Inferred in Trinity Gene
On Thursdsy mo-, ming, September 8. BENJAMIN CARvER
sdop,ed OF Louie Welsh
The friends Of ,b~ family are respectfully invi led
tsrd the funeral fros his late r~side1cs MAmaroneck
this morning. ct ten o'clock at tha New Haven Raul
road deot at one O'CLOCK tas afternoon without further
In thi, city, Oh Wednesday. septe nbsr J. A1xxADEa
STuRGES, aged ~ years.
In Hochlp, Wednesday, September 7, AIFRl
THOMAS con Of Alfred and Cstnarins Ho~es, aged
n onths and days
We bloom to day. tomorrow die.
Boston papers please copy
A. Mount Yer Westcbestar county. N Y, on Wed
r+scsy seps~mcer Z, OF = protraa'ed iiness WiLuAt
WcOD aged 70 year,, native of Durham county, Eng
lam, and for bs Last eighteen years resident Of The
CITY ~ New York
In New Orleans, on Tuesday. August 90. OF ysllo.
fever, NARY JANE RaSsoN aged ~ years, OK New f0rs
city
On Thursday. September 8, Of consumption, THohA
VAUGHN Sgd 81 years and II days
Biz relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend tina funeral this atarDoon,, at two O'Clock from
his late residepce No % Thomas street
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TismI Coroner Billion yesterday held inquest ,on
the b'dy Of James Edrd.c, tho person sho killed
W.oDesday Iast BY the falling upon him OF . log OF
abb Psn,, uboh beir hotstsd from the deck
bark scott Dyer bips the foot Of Gouveneur strict,
feat river he july rsucercd vertict that deosa-ed
10 bis dhs,h from pjures received by the f.Ilna
upon him OF q log OF aha. any Tho jury further
they the opinion that tbs rope used Ia hoist
Dg the log pet of sufficient ize strength 10
tain the weighs for which It WAS intended
Ao upon the body of youth, sev~ntsen wears Of age
found in the the battery Deceased was
pated uben found, snd IL .oppesed to have dro
cd While bathing. His body lies at tbs bellevue dead
house
Also upon tho body o. man. named Bernard who
wac fatally iojued fov DAVIS since by fan board
he ship Constellation, Verdict, esctAestei death.
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ASTwrRP-Arr Aug % sea Duck, Porter. NYoYk. In
port 26th. BovadJ Bslch and Mary Glover Chase for
NYorh 0s MouDtaipesr RobpaoD, FOR NO leans
BnKyEfHAvys-sId Aug 20, Henry Won 9.gerD, lei
mers NOrjesn, Msrcia Day Chase and Golsrt, Schel
ing NYork: Albert Ra'cbe Baltimore.
BpieBros- OF aug rs, Fortitude, Lord, from Quebec
fer London.
BRrsror- SID from Pin Aug 2S Mary Adela, Sears,
York; path Cheshire, Rich do.
CuxnAvKs-- arr Aug 20, Elisc, NYork Sid I'D Lunen-
borg. Usttmsn, do.
Cowrs-Arr Arg "a johnson Saplss Matan2as.
CABIsrp- Arr Aug % Harriet Frauoas, Saow, Mrsmi.
chi. sid I'D. Clara Ann. Hatch, Ntr'csne.
DxA.-A Aug n, vsssiuse, HAYES, Londsa for Qss-
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o1nSvNTOs
On THURSDAY ssp'epb-, g. IN st Peters Cdu-oh b.
the Rev Mr. Quinn EsEAs loU0Hr Esq OF hobue Ala
TO tts Arsu JpEpAs OF kes Yo,k
On hctd-y sepsmb-' Z; tins "a: Hugh Bla :. Mr.
AsDssW Do1T nndrs OF SCOTLAND q oltiuen of 5sp Fen
seo California to Aiss ANNE Foooo Of the cir of Nc
Yosk.
u r.esSsy} seps%oM Z, Frn.sr~ a Mxnsx to
Ne FpASCD q. SBgrHExD Ill o. this CITY
On Thus,dsy Ssp,emher 8 BY tne Rev 8 Smith,
M JoHN pAIy to NARoARxr & RnxY Ill Of Brooayn
On Wsdpsscsy September T. in rrnit, Cnuroh. BY ths
Rev. q. Weston. HENRY W MEADE E-q OF 'hc Hrm of
Meade Brothers New York. tn So sh Aaughsr o. tho
late John A-ss,o,s, 81 Bu.bwlck L. I.
Eighth add Albany papers pease copy
On @edDssday. septeDbsr T. by the Rev Mr.. Malone.
ut Peter st PA Church. Williamsburg, PEDRO A.
ALFONSO TO Mas >ABAsrxANA JON both nom the
pIsce Madeira Isazd Portugal
IL B'oos yn Tuesday evening, 6eptenbsr g. By sue
Rev. job q Kennedy, D d Ne RUaH TURNER, Of that
CITY, to Miss ANSABSLlA Ellie VI New York.
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Tciegrapsaie Marine Report.

Arrived-Ship Rsduea NYork; bsrks Nevada rvrua:
VIM Le~is Rio Jansi,o; Z Cpnr.hill BosAre; Aau,uA
Nov OIL. briggs Gen 30 Wilmington Nc Cn,copee,
MsrteilIeA Aseene Ste hen Young and Erie Pail d.
ptja ,cbrs Joe smith, WilniusN'u. NC Eugene, Atss-
epdra Fl Dorado, A'abau,a. Aluios VIM Il N,u-r Lady
suff.k. state Of Maine, Randall Maria Psc,a, AID
WiIhsm.oD, Philsdeptia Joseph Baker Jasper damsr,
Grspire state arc IArkin NYork; Charm Bsltt0neA,
with loss If plank, and four stspche~ns BY aomiug
In cont sc With schr Bnrr. exandris of Nxa-
tuckst Yesterday The latter lost head and cuswAose
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PHILADELPHIA, scot 84 PN
Arrived-B igs samuel Small TrsAdwea Boston. W nd.
wsro. Marshall C.pfueQos sohrs Macy Msukin Cooka,
Rio JaDs.ro Toea Ciowsn cardenss; Payson, EAriage
BottoD; Georgia Willard. Portland
Belo~-ship BiIas Dusuid Liverpool
CleaIed-Beig. Tribune Ktiimxn, Boston; & g G1.
more Eldridge, do: Thos Walker. -. Aptigua May
Lowell Peterson Boston 8 Small Tread ~eli Saliva;
.cbr~ Geo Brook atet.on Prtlapd Ocsan Wave price,
Manbattapvill.; Emblem. Chandler Bangor; Gazssss,
Gov en- Boston Susan, Kelly Charleston; Georgia. WI
lsJd Portland.
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bFIUF" ION judge Sftts
Sur. = The ship dnge,i9ne An order was entered
tbis day, directing the United States Mnrtha TO publish
petics for all psrstps interested in or having oIams
sgsr.t. be hip hreeqve The proceeds the rcyi
~ the court 70 appear and for their interests
thereon The 18th Il Ssps cas Instant
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VIEWS BY APH,

1As YsaAsvv Hove~ ~ new Ortcs.s snd
Mob Ae.
NV OslzAss Sept L. 1864
IL total humber Of deaths rssorssd for tbs tssety
four hours ending this morning 49, including se
tsso yellow fever.
Much fever prsvafb all along tbs river Ths mall vav
ban from fnbodeaux says thu stores there arc I'll oosd
The town sbaodcsed the postmaster ssssnt, and tbs
s'ss h ell down With The yellow fever
NEW OaIaAM, Sept. s, lsSS
he total number Of intermsns reported tois msrnsg
S. Of which ~ deaths from yellow fever This
H. very gratifying decrease.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 1883
The Dteruents reported this morning arc %, In
ciuctIg 66 from yellow fever.
New ORIxAB Sept 1883
TIE number Of deaths from yello~ fever daring the
tsspty four hour ending this morning Was IS oaiy
very consider aba dscresse.
MOBILE Sept. s, 1858.
The number OF deaths reported In this city during tho
past ts~ot, four hosss 49, 80 OF them being from
yeilo fever.
MOBILE Scot 6, 1888.
Tbs plumber Of dAsths this CIT, yesterday ~Ss 4S,
inc,ud,Dg 33 from yellow fever.
BALTIMORE Sept g. 1858
The New o lesDs papers Of Friday Last record tho
death. of Henry Price, Of Lyoua. New York and Macy
G wife Of Aibsrtus Alien Of Phiiadelphia
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Faral Railroad Accident.

Boston, sept. 1855.
Abort Eve o'clock last evening tfau Of empty oars
arrived 1t the jun ston Of the Newburyport George
town ,A'lr"sdA for the purpnse Of conveying homo
large picnic party when after pping tina cnmo
tive piodsd vi trench deus poise instantly kill ug
f,eu~p Mr. Sp ford, Of G~or0eto swhose bods
thrown otsts Of hundred and fifty rods from
Of the explosion. He leav.s wife and t~o chi
or+n. Mr. Morse the engineer had just left tho loco
motive atd escaped without Injury although fragments
Of The ma shine thrown in all directions.
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o1ose Fatal Railroad Accidents.

OIhAUUbb, IbuO.
Ahou' ore o'cl OK to cay, named Patrick
train In full molten. but clipped and tho wns,ls
pa-.ed his LEFT and leg They we're putased
but be cappot recover.
trsip he walking the track The locomotive
bu led bim into ditch beside the road, sevtring his
bead rom his BODY
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Arrival Of the City " Manchester.
PHILADELPHIA Sept SPIN.
The steamship City Of Manchester, from Liverpool,
oath ult, passed the Capes at O'Clock P NJ.
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The Mary land Coal Trade.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8, 1859.
Tie Maryland coal trade last week amounted 70 2l74
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The Trial OF B'shop Doa"e.

CAMDks. N. j., SEPT. 8, 1853
Tho Court met at ten o'cosk, and wa opened with
TIE Court decded In reference to the motions of tue
Dd<nt for placing the paper prepared BY thu
n'tee OF hs osess upon the records, that the Same
In reply to the request Of Bishop Doane that Hots
sboulc be entered journals decided that It
might
b,hop Dosne then proceeded With his argument upon
hi, motion 70 cismi-s the pre'entment Soon after
O mmepcDs be introduced inquiry for the produs
tic o The originals Of he evious tments He
then rtr-dor fss mirutes by pc, miss Of Court
10 order to ps~e this inquiry In suited
his pupose When tbis ~. &C, pllshed the i1quiry
"a. 3, opce Tsr.o BY the presdcs B.hop stating
Trey ~ere uoposed To Be amoog the Of the de-
ces'e' b. bop Cha forme presiding Bshop
AT az lp1sk6R ut contioerao ole length Bi-h0p Doauu
ooped teat the originals should be accounted FIR
Tb. Court then after private delibsrstion, unani
mou,y ELECTED the motion, the that this
not cout OF records ard that the printed records Of the
former court in the hands OF the respondeot ADD
might be received in evidence This respoodsot then
time rSidsr tie course which he would cur
and iDtin sied in bis rtnsrks dcub vhssher be
-oud at 81 h+'oe tina court ~nich declare, its
70 he rot court Of record. The Court adjourned
The eepar Al opioioo o. those best informed ar to
Re bat ,hs msjarty Of the Court on a trial
Bshoo Dospe II advised not to plead bit 1t IL coo.
tended TIE other sce that he has far not
plead without gross contumacy to the highest auth ty
Of the church.
The Recent Arrest At Niagara Falls Discharge
OF Sneeu
BCyFAIo sept s, 1853.
Patrick SDeed alias Watson the all ged murderer Of
jaime. Jones Of Savannah who was arra.ted at Na9~
"a Fails lope days since this morning discharges
ft custody BY Judge Sheldon ground .,at the
suppofee to be fugitive slave aud there are
no spers hero TO dstain him.
STEAMERS between Boston and Liverpool.
BOSTON, September 8. 1853
Meesrs Train Co. contemplate building o line of
steamers TO monthly between this port and
ve,pao' and for that purpose havs recently purchased
sbpysrd at Neponset. The vessels will be bet wesn
2,0lt and 3 Oc0 tons
New Church In Rochester.
ROCHESTER 5spt 7, 1853.
The corner ttops Of the Plymouth Church, in this
city was laid today. It is to BE- a largo and costly
.oifcs.
Arrival Of the City " Manchester.
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Vermont Election.

Vermont Election. -
BURLINGTON Sept s, 1858
Ia ninety seven towns embracing tue most pooaiols
o1es The vote for Governor staDds For FAi'bsuks
vbig 10 49, Robinson. democrat, AL Brsinsrd free
soil ESQ The remaining towns Will not materially
vssy his ratio The anti Msiue Law wings appear to
have voted for Re- bin on in large nuuoers.
IRE kgislstu which d. ponds the choice o. Gov
error very In niGetysix to there forty
nine hgs thirty democrats and tea free scArs
ehc,.d. L. eleven towns there Is caoce. Tos re-
m.,piIg towns ~in b very nearly balanced. With
fs,r chance for wing majority, but the ruo Is 50
close that the result may not settled beyond dispats
un 4, The Legislature comes tosesner.
quite possible that the fres sellers will hold the
oalA. &c power joint convention Of the ~o houses,
In oh Gaze understood that the democrats are to
bxy. tee Governor sellers the United States
Senator.
The State Senate 10 quite uncertain, but the wings
clsiu 3 majority
W. have returns Of county officers
THE LATEST.
BOSTON. Sept S-8P n
Returns received at the AAos Office from bundled
and eur towns In Vermont give Fairbanks, (-hix
l4a0; Robinson, (dem y II go; and Br.inard, t1es
s1it } 4 $50.
The senate Is probably wbig.
To the Houfe hear Of the election Of sixty -four
.higs fifty nine democrats, and fifteen free soilsrs
11he Gonese0 Democratic.
ROCHETER Sspt 1858.
Tie Depoctst Convention in tho Second district Of
Lvtgs,or County IT G-reseo to day, and elected
Henry d Cisk, Of Lima "adamanttne," to tho State
Cosvenpo.. by ono majority.
Highly Interesting from Mexico.
STATES DEOL AIRING AGAINST SANTA ANNA,
New OxLKANs Sept 1853
We 10 receipt Of later dates from Z~cAtscas which
sac u at ere>, dssst fac ion with Santa Anns va
m pHs-ed aid several States reported to have pro-
DOunoed against recent exactons
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Disasters.

BRIs LOWELL, M kocklaud, for -, Ia WORKING
Gown chsnDtl 81 INST touched on Sleeper P0tRk bat
came CT the tide and went back to Rockland.
eCHR sEA FAM on . mscksrel cruise high and d.
on She ep laLd bar, Owls Head. 4th inst AKA
pect&d of without damage next high water.
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New Church In Rochester

ROCHESTER 5ept 7, 1861
The corner stone OF the Plymouth Church. in this
city was laid to- day It is to be a largo and costly
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MARlTIMB sNfELLIGEHCE.


ALMANAC FOB BKw YoRK-rm DAT.
RIM -. ....... SO NOON ....,... 10 90
gUN skm...............6 IL HIGH wATzR. morn. -
Port q New York, September 3. 1858.
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Bf SANDY HOOh PRIN1INd IM11MAfH.I
rHs fh0HIAsDs, Sept g. 5undowp.
The outward bound vessel, have all gone 10 One
ba,k coming in the Hook
Wind light from N Weather clear.