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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-04

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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-04
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and cfhef chronic Atfecllanss VIZ Rheumatism,
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Diseases and having always found 4 ellgctual, j
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lie best teFatfve and ionic have ever nsed-ale
together superior g SaEsapaElHes and any IS its
compounds.
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-04
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MAIN sTREET YAzD0 CITY
W ING taken addition % ON
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lately occupied 81 Mr. 9. II. Primm 9
our old stand. would respectfully inform "a
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
DEATH OF TIECK, THE GERMAN POET.

The last arrival from Europe brings the intelligence
of the death of the venerable German Poet, LUDWIG
TmcK, which took place az Berlin on the morning OF
April 2s Tieck has been justly called the last of the
great poets of the great poetic age of Germany" lie
was born in Berlin May 81, 1913, and had accordingly
nearly completed his eightieh year at the time OF his
death He received his academic education at the Uni
versities Of Halle G0ttingen and Erangeo, where he
devoted himself with the greatest interest to the study
of history and the poetca literature of ancient and
modern times His FIRST production in poetry Abda'
lab appeared when he about twenty years OF age
and was rapidly followed by DBL" William Lowell, Peter
Leberecht" and Peter Leberecht's Popular Stories
Several other original works succeeded each other,
which stamped his reputation as writer OF peculiar
genius and singular fertility He an ardent admirer
Of Shakespeare several of whose plays he translated into
the German language, with mastery skill. The
first complete collection of his poems was pub
lished in 1921, and passed to a new ed-
ton in lSll Tieck no less distinguished as
romance-writer than poet. His Noyellen,' con
tanning his principal prose fctons, the production
of later period Of his literary activity we're published
in an edition of twenty volumes between 1888 aud II TO-
Tieck exerted marked influence in the literary and
dramatic affairs of Dresden during hs residence in that
city where he passed many of the best years OF his life
His Sbaksperan readings 70 select circle OF friends,
we're among the principal intellectual attractions OF
Dresden and have become widely celebrated through
the descriptions of American and English travellers
The latter part at bis life spent in Berlin his native
city and vas subject and protracted suffer
iDgs from disease. His death" says German
paper in announcing the event bad been long antic-
pated, yet came Unexpectedly at last every one re
members with deep emotion his acquaintance with the
departed he will be forgotten by those on whom
the mild ray of bis fine sagacious eye has falen-Who
have seen the venerable form broken with age and dis
ease seated erect in the armchair, while bright i'm
pressve smile played around his beautiful lips and the
glory of thought radiated from his high proud fore
head "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

Cores after violently pronouncins their session though
hardly opened TO be closed, nothing was more simple
than to convoke them snew and thereby be faithful to
the liberal spirit in which the new Ministry had its
origin. But nothing Of the sort has been done.
In regard to the public ess the new Minister OF the
Interior Ecans spoke fair to dePutStiOnoi editors and
two dsvs afterwards two journals seized as they
had been under the former Ministry. Ministerial
programme laid before the Queen. and circular sent
10 the Go<ernors Of the ProyOces afforded an oppor
tunity for approving or eondemning the measures Of
Bravo Murlo and Rorca but these documents, though
woriy enough are absolutely vague, in the midst oil
events which require detemate expression OF pohcy
The chief cause of the late crisis and Of the advent
to power of the present Cabinet according 10 The
Journal d,s DeJats from which these statements are
derived discussion in the Senate upon the RailSay
grants and projecrs so rife in the Kingdom The
administration of Bravo Murlo and that of Roneali
after him. lad given away charters right and LETT IN the
most corrupt manner and on terms certain in time to
render the Treasury profoundly bankrupt than in
Spains worst DAYS bill had been introduced 20 regu-
late these grants and not only those which should be
made hereafter but those made already. On this the
discussion grew hot and personal aud when the Msr-
qus Of Davo Marshal Conchs) threatened to expose
the fayoritism and corruption of the Ministers in
granting such charters, Roncali took the alarm and
shut up the COrtes. The new Minister has, however,
issued circular which puts some rather potent re-
rctiOns upon the Companies, and will check the tor
rent of speculation new overwhelming the Spanish
money market, and hitherto quite as active in the
shares of imaginary companies, which had not obtained
charter and are not of one in those possessed
of some solid claim to an existence.
From like these it is easy TO predict the down.
fall OF LersuDdi and his colleagues downfall even
more complete than that of their predecessors The
latter bad at least the merit Of decision of char
acter, and of openly attacking the Constitution and che
rights of the nation The present administration seem
to adopt their vices and to repeat their errors but
such reproduction adds to the Odous qualities OF its
model nothing but weakness, hypocrisy, and larger
claim to the public contempt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

PREvESrER CARs.-There should be no such thing as
railroad collisions There is excuse for them. If
conductors and engineers would vigorously adhere 20
proper time tables, and if every road we're properly
polced BY sufficient number OF men 10 thoroughly
watch the track, collisions would be nearly impossible
But ii it is the purpose of railroad managers and engi-
neers 20 continue trains haPhazard Of late
suggest that two three, or four PreceasT ears be
placed on the train between the baggage and passenger
cars They might be stoutly constructed and by
OF stufug Of cotton, the OF India rubber, or
some other elastic substance be made perfect prOtee
ton to the passengers 10 like the late fatal eatas
trophe Chicago, or the more recent dePlOrable
plunge al NorSalk It would have been far better to
have had two three filed with cotton wool hur
ed into that frightul vortex at the NOrwak draw, than
to have had that previously feghted train precptated
into the chasm in the awful We have We
are not Of any practical objection 10 sugges
ton IL is already half carried for hear that
since the saser the frst On the NewHayen Road
is nearly or quite deserted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

The LEVEL Nschee she's, eelsra snsss the s- Mil "a, -
rsh Machinery COM Nh q 6e Spslis, 4, ts., ,e
ed . Mn can b hsilf b re tine -
TIE Companies ha-r H,.s.i 4.
whsn sch, whch unser re saPerntsuSeree II - - ~
snrEsors and physicisrs
here srr TWO frsrafous the Lowell sua n, c -
Lowell srposit SAtnd,y Nov isa fsn as a.
pcsors S7s6 rs y rbe City Jan. itA bad doa 60,
ASA tepoetofs sise GO Of e oVeaHvcs IN the a., ~.
prirciral dsPositcrs he shove Banks
srisle ard Successful easeP q srssy
private character night napprorrstey aAeded sAss
The whch the Powder Ns q
Vhpre Fs ard he PAPER an Rstrng Mus Psrst O. RAol
10th on tie concord within the rrencs o. he EN-
kesA Esks Lumber Yard and ss~ mall
Nerrnsek. also worihy u notice
Rsssi- III sre. srstv hat rrozal d.
Bsirders ef re CIV rure Of fausAiag
NV ~sfsr 70 v par 81 he TIE
yryes RsSgvoirl q rceguups from to Io~.n
Machine Sion Pines laid from
Re city which ponn hose be stshed 70 The hytas wAos
E.t.naisd pOyusisa Of Lowell IN iSyl 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
Murder In Washington.

WAoHINUIUN, Nay - Itl5
Robert A. Hawke messenger OF the General Post Oice,
cut bis wes throat 10 O'Clock last night hour after
they retired completely seyerDg the wudppe and arteries
lie then made two cuts At his throat, but was, ~ hs
says prevented from killing himself by his wife knocking
the out Of bis hand Their daughter 10 years old.
occupying the adjoining room, was awakened by the
screams Of her mother who jumped out Of bed and
down stairs while Hawke raised the front window, loudly
e1caming have cut my wfes throat and my own. and
intend to cut my childs The wife, in the meantime,
reached the front door and attempted TO speak but
unable
The neghbors alarmed going n fosnd her the floor
in dying condition the husband standing with
extended excamiDg "Oh my wife, my wife, have cut her
throat the child WAS screaming the steps The wife
expired in about 20 minutes. An inquest held this
morning and the Jury returned verdict Of death by the
hands OF her husband he being in deranged state Of
mind Hawke has been arrested and committed. lie
honest and nOnsnsye ordinarily, bat for some time past
been extremely depressed state Of mind Intend
ing suc &c. be had written letter saying lbs world was
against him. and he could not live happy here, he want
I'd all his family 10 90 10 Heaven"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
TIE RicGmond EIamiusr is a paper after our own

The Richmond EratasT is paper after our own heart
that is to say though il is by any chance on the
right side of any public question il upholds the wrong
sauarely and heartily that read with more pleas
ure than any journal which feebly and timdly pro-
pounds lust principles and advocates beneficial
In recent article the approaching Vrgna Election
The Eramiasr thus frees his mind with regard to late
Whig who has sgnazed his apprenticeship to DOmcc.
racy by running stump against regular nominee;
This election seems 20 be Looked upon sthng Tor Rail
rsd Comnaries Contractors Distinguished Engineers and
the "souehodes of that sort 90 settle among themselves
But for this aoathy-but for this fatal such
creature as Thomas j. BOYD dare to set himself up for
an Office of much greater importance than thst he'd by
Governor johnson himself Boyd, who missed supple
division Of two millions and half ~ two hundred thou
send sets himself up 70 be the disburser u the whole
Treasury and credit OF Virginia among her ten OF thousand
contractors and companies Boyd the proven traitor snd
disgraced ouicSst OF the Democratic prty-Shose vote
could never b. relied for any persons save those ne
was bound by honor 70 hless corruption
has been for years prOyerb even among log rollers
h. sets himself up for the post where the truth isnce
and iupartisty Of ArstcS himself might be weighed "a
the balance and found wanting u the people 81 Ngns
had their eyes halt open upon the would thus reue
crawl before them Ii the Democratic party was not dof
ng over its duty would this detestable little compound OF
f0OishneSs treachery and cantwhose nsignncahce "y
has hitherto preserved him from It's bandare tn rise ms
head against the choice Off regularly constituted CSnven
top and put his puny shoulder against the great Whee @
its perfeced organization Woult even disappointed
candidate for Judgeshp be desperate enoughoe so ost
10 the approval of his fellow wei IS TO the pea OF
his conscience take the responsibility OF usherng ms
wretch before the pubcsnd OF paming him on the gn'
ran or Simule A a Democrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON Saturday, May "a, Is53
The President declined receiving visitors from ~ 10 2 as
heretofore Hundreds called and disappointed.
The Attorney General was sent for and engaged
with the President for several hours
Mike Walsh is here again
n Ill., Jr Of Albany returned home this evening.
Mr.. Veplanck, Of Buffalo and T. L. Angel Of Geneses,
IL said had an unsuccessful interview with the POstmas
ter General yesterday
The remainder the late Daniel Websters furniture
sold at auction to day, and went of quick.
Clark Mills has purchased large and elegant site Cor his
American School of Design and Art At the junction Of the
Anacesta and Potomac Riy1s. There he intends to
mold and his great equestrian statue Of Washington
also colossal group Of ststuary representing two Amer
lean indians mounted Wild hOses hunting the buffalo
The animals in hs studio and crowds Of
visitors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

The new Ministry AZ Madrid unoer the Precedence
of Gen Lersund is not yet defDitively constituted
the Minister of Public Works is yet disappointed, the
Minister Of Grace and Justice, Mr. GOyantes being
charged mean she With the direction OF this depart
nenr; and it is thought that II de Ia Tore AyllOn viii
not accept the portfolio of Foreign Affairs
The Ministry was formed on the 18th April. Oar
last ne s from Madrid was the 25h aud during this
interval il had undertaken nothing indicative of the
policy which has been hoped from il. The eireum-
stances in which this Ministry is placed indicate the
course. and an easy one il is, which il should follow.
Although the Ministry springs from liberal idea and
the fruit Of Cancellation and desire for an honest
administration: although il announces & desire 70
sdopt truly constitutional course il has found il an
easy matter TO fall back upon and in fact to adopt
the last acts of the ROncsi Cabinet Thus the LATE
Ministry had dismissed the immora5le magistrates in
order 10 punish them for voting against it in the Senate
Mr. Govantes might have reestablshed them in their
functions and this act Of wise repsraon was for
from him but nov it is longer expected, and Mr.
Goyanes has not obtained revocation Of the act
which struck down Mr. ArrssOa President Of the sg-
preme Court
Thus ROncaE. having suspended the sttings of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

DEArH OF CALAASE.-The death OF this cele
brared landscape painter is announced from Geneva
He had been i'll for long period though he did not
permit the disease from which he suffered entirely 70
suspend the efforts of his pencil He was one OF the
most admirable landscape painters Of the age, OF which
no further proof is necessary than his Forest in
Storm" snd bis Ruins Of Paestum," which are ac
kDowledged by all who have seen them TO be consum
mate masterpieces Of Art. Calamme was born in
Neufchate but early took up his residence in Geneva
where be founded Characteristic school Of painting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

By SryAxER ARABn-G w. TuTTLE, No. 345
Rro.S.v ~. me rs<ed Of Lsaef Fsne Re
ae asp los o. nor p syle. o. Css
Tpsd eSt es e found this establishment Stranger vii Be
s.psd for their visit By ssht Of the Auonston Bird Tree
L. s. SENATE AT AUcrIos.-The celebrated engray-
o,. n ge,,e anber representing Henry Gays Farewell
15Ssss ard eobsiniog nearly 100 Post Of Distinguished 1sns
"a tins pzfe win Be sod THvKsDaY
~ ia :, 1900 by Eases. Plat Co, No IS Para
An ~, Pfs vii h closed out AZ this sale and tbos desroE Of;
p.essnr eopy vould Do well TO profit By the opportunity
II. FAIRBAEKs's PLATFoRa ScALEs-LOng known,
,evrely tested always Tgat-hs sckrowisdzed standard
RaTRsaSEs 4 Co. No. 20 Wsterst-
RFowLERs & WELLS, PhTenOlogists and publish
n Clinton Hall No lSl EssssD-st- Tsw-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
The HaaaIe Disaster.

BUFFALO, Saturday May ~ 1853
The search at the fallen building continued all night
By tOrchlght About O'Clock this morning three
dead bodies discovered One z asping plane
tightly though struck down while in thevery act Of using
il.
1t supposed that or still beneath the ruins not
yet cleared oct
The labor goes on increasingly.
The boy rescued last night IS doing well.
Coroners inquest will be held this p. NJ when
thorough investigation into the Of the accidsn viii
take place.
Rumor al present attaches all blame 20 the builder.
The bodies recovered are terribly nanged.
PS-Ihe work al the fallen building was continued all
day. At p. NJ another dead body terribly cut and
bruised taken out making the number Of dead found
SIX and there certainly three s under the ruins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
TO Observation-Disclosures

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Communications
Whatever is intended for insertion mast be suthenti
Gated by the name and address Of the wrIter-not
necessarily for publication, but As guarantee OF hs
good taith.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected Communics-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
To Cnrrespondents.

A Faer- you it - waste Of time 70
write al We lava right to Judge whether your letter
reaus public private We reeoEoizs no
nat TO ensross time any who will not give "a hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
In Machine Shop

Average wages Of females clear Of board per 90
Average wages Of Males clear Of board per day. co
Medium produce Of aLoom Nol yarn yards per day IS
Medium produce of Loom No. 20 yarn yards per day %
Average per Spindle yards per day,---.--... Il
The NSdeseI Company make annually Of 1000 go Ta.l.
2ceooO s fine Wool 50 oo hs Clue, $4,000 worth Dye sta. and
eI3,oc0 worth Of soap. -
III ssion % the above the Aerrimzrk Mnu1unus Ca "a.
OsOCcO pounds Had6er 3o oo Do Coppersz 80 COO d. 1a
GO Co sunae Soap Ind 20 De .anaps
The Lowell Bsehey 70 600 Ia Indigo and as coo worth Of
ether dyeIng materials
her nsraActsrss produced in ne city those specified
Of value Of o. ec employing capital Of 5000 sod
Abouf l,5A hsndA
There Baaks the level esp. $4,000 Railroad
capital ESQ., ne Appleton capital sSo the PTsssos capital
elooooc
ne povsssss Of Lowell lss aS1z; n lea wsx 79s
IN 1854 Il Esz3. Iscrsse u ten years, Y $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
The Foreign AppoIntment--The Ne
Special D,.paieA 10 1AsM y T,iSun.,

WASHINGTON, May Is lsss
Conferences anxious about forthcoming events are nu
merous The briefs of testimonials in favor Of applicants
for diplomatic stations sent in to the President from
the State Department three days since lie has been con
tnuay examining them and il believed that the sp
pontments will be announced Tuesday The Mssionte
France will be delayed sometime. The President himself
decided upon George Saunders The oppos both inside
and outside was strong among the Oh Siors to Fast
Gooyge but by making the appointment Pierce will show
that he is President
The Administration will take high ground in relation to
the territory now in dispute in New Mexico Every foot of
soil will be claimed, Bartletts condemned and his
acts repudated QUIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

The alleged Kidnapping Case before the Superior
Court is attracting considerable attention though
there is no undue excitement 1t will be continued
this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
Aem'Dork Qailn 0ribune.
MONDAY. MAY 16, 1853.

~ Persons wanting LEFT their residences
Of bsDess viii address the publication Once
send through the PoOce Pncs Ia cents week pay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ssulser- Telegraph Oncs cor Of Hanover and Bsssers'
0meer- In New.Mexico -wiliiamson'- Case.


sfecial DspatcA TIE ~ Y rS4base
WASHINGTON, Saturday May H. isSL
Two hundred recruits leave Leavenworh June 18th tor
New Mexico accompanied by Gen. Garland. the new Com
msnder Of the 9th Department; Maj Sheppard. Capt
Schroeder Of the Sd Infantry Capts DE Lane and Calhoun
Of the Dragons Maj Nichols Asst Adj General DE Leon
Taylor Leuts Stanley, Johns McCrea, NJ L. Davis Kun
deli McCook These officers to relieve those now in
New Mexico This affords an opportunity for emants to
go out there under safe escort.
williamson late discussing clerk Of the Department OF
the Interior has paid up the balance claimed The prepa
raons proceed against him under the Treasury law
is abar doned ALNONAcA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

The Art-Union Investigation drags heavily and uu-
Interestingly along The committee expect to get
through in time to return 80 the Legislature next