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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03
sCRnGGIN-,- pILENMA.

WleiLer tie Wing party is actually dead, OF only
ole e. rnose remarkable of suspend alma-
zion la sometime eu'iveusthe dry records Of medical
science is qges'i wherein many words have recent
ly ic,n squauderrl The adverse dspu-an.. seem re-
ma iat, sby If our roi'.ons and So may 20 ou COO
tcrdir. forever vrl ,.u.l safety aDl efficiency Fiat
thutvese coz lcat over Doe Million o.e, fox u .u.
sco', lass No'oubc,-.lar those $40 cas-, tlen were
nearly az Wigs 10 prlnr c nd from u-c..cn' con-
yct on rlaJ e,, are su.st.1.ay he sane uoF tlat
they Wero iA,nale urged CA TIE side Fi.l deter
mined per'nacy, when ,oooy ha, even Thought al de
ruung them. But the propositions v-icl these a'gu-
merts profess % ausEer but DO not even ain az, are
these:
4 party main "a Ii zeal aud hellhiql existence only
So ioue a. rs members cher SD mu,ua confidence ani
are more intent go tie triumph OF t.air common Pra-
cpcs than tie ciafiica'ion ei reciprocal aa'pa-les
Whenever rhe macl.ner, Of party IS dss -n-dy en-
poyed D., is controllers g. humble portion OF t7a-
party then one o. two tLugs must t1sue-ei'l.r che
ctious reryersiou must ue repuda-ed OF le uni Of
toe party Is DESTROYED
When an inc,usid-rable proper 'on of Jhe Wig
N,ubers Of our Legislatures assembled respectively
I-ls and Jl az ,mpted dei-a, election slccas-
sge'y Of two Wig L. : Senator's, rsAng Tie success
of party orpo,eu-s rather tlsl the election
Of ,le candidates duly selected oy large majority Of
tie Wig Members, these min0rl-es proclaimed III
msJababb th4 so far as ey were concerned tle Wing
part, Lid ceased exist. - when & kindred bolt olt
Of Whia Sla.e Convention vs. msjc oy Mr. Granger
and others on 10 other preteXJ than the passase Of
resolve corme1dug generally me course OF Gov.
Seward as L : S.nator And thus r1e Union parry
movement u tbs Cir. Washington auI elsewhere,
proceeded upon rte assumption that neSy risen cues
tou bsd Iav,ur,d and broken up -he old r4fes. Iney
Wtoyrtualy sad Jhs we've u5E empowered u speak
for others but their ayerneut Ras Gomez sve as e.
themselves.
sost Baltimore last june Wien tle pr,->ls-ery
nd art.Kossu,h planks were 'oisted in-o the Wing
Platform nobody ina med tha' these were introduced
TO strengthen and harmonic the Wig party. On the
contrary was perfectly understood that the end
teurlsted vas one Of faction and dgision-;hat the
object Of these resolves the triumph OF the
party but the triumph of section oft over the residue
And when Mr. Webster was kept in the field till he
died stump candidate for President Notwithstanding
the southern Platform, with ldea Of giving him an
Electoral vote there vas explicit proclamation made
TIA, 4, Wig lary was dead Ii NC eyes OF those en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Our returns from Kentucky indicate the Election OF
the 60 lowing gentlemen to Congress:
Ist Dist LINN BOYD, Dem. over JET Brown Dam
lid DIST fHrslll EwINc, Wing, over L K Williams,
Naive.
VITA Dss. WILLIAM PEEsToS. Wing, over 5. ) Eaglsh'
Dem.
VIlI,h Dist j. c. ERgcErNEID.F, Dem, over r. p. Let
cher Wig
IXth Dht Ls,NDEEM Cos Wing, over }. n. Rec aud
A. Young. Dem
Nih ISL Gro D. HoDGg Wing, over Richard II.
Stanton. Dem.
Messrs. Boyd, Ewing Preston aud Breckenridge
were members Of the last Congress II our returns
are correct the Wigs have so far gained wo members
Mes1s Cox and Hodge. From the other four Districts
nothing definite has been received. snd have bat few
retprus for members Of the State Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03

The Woodstock standard. the leading Temperance
rsper IN Vermont. is involved in this dilemma IL de-
sres 4 fll Attendance from Vermont az tue He"tt-
Siarsh Word's Temperance Convention on me o' Of
September blt that happens 70 be the Jay Of e ef
mont State Election. when every rue tdend OF lem
perance ID Lar State should be az the poll in No. o"n
town doing his best TO countrr1ct the Willy edo-i OF
Rurn-loyers and affiliated politicians TO sdbyer- The
Ma ne Law: So the Editor hardly knows that i to be
done.
We can show tiu o pain leading ou', square and
clear. from his rerpeAity, namely: Let the vermont
friends If Temper.nce ATTEND the rtois Worlds { m
veution which VII sF-eub.s TO our CRY o. Wedaesdy
tie Istof september and eul engage 70 send them
home in good season and in good spirit for ,hs struggle
81 the polls ou Tuesday the 6.h folio sing There, yod
see ,be whole conflict Of duties obviaed. Let our
vermont friends all aid DR.. Powers in disseminating
his smeiy suggestion, aud thus ft heavy weight Of
care from his anxious breast.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
s,ril.-- T.errsph Oscr, cor Of B,s-- ssd Hsseser't'
Matters at Washington.

sp-rsuf DtTsiet to Tse v Y Tyisune
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Aas ?, 1855.
Capt Porter has been granted farloash for two years
by TIE Secretary Of the Navy.
should not be surprised Cap Porter WAS placed IN
command OF the fleet Of vessels being fitted ont ~ Mer
chants TO proceed 20 the Amazon River aud ascend At all
hazards The BrszAns occupying the mouth OF the River
will resist the squadron but other powers owning rivers
en- pying tito the will probably aid the enterprise
as they desire commercial intercourse with the United
States I'd other countries
The ,ubc; destined 10 produce considerable sensation
OTIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03

PIT B.Rycu has been making capital Temperance
Speecbes IL Chicago. Cleveland &c Those who wen'
to bear lin expecting l';e gltauent or eiiaca'lon
were happily disappointed. No reader or more iorcr
be speaker las been circulating Of late IN that region
For example:
What 81 al we DO with all the GraiH that Is now re-
quir,d for di.jl.ugl" uterposed a earlier while Alr
T. vas speaking a. Cleveland Feed tie dunkards
wife and children with il-ihey have gone hungry 'ong
enough responded Bauum. Tie querist hauled on
to reqair damages ali Der the speaker proceed without
farther Interruption.
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From Rio Janeiro.

BALTIMORE Tuesday Aug ?, 1853
The tak lie Coca arrived here to-day with hiO Jsnoro
dates June u. She !eit II port barks Catharne Angus
H. waiting OrceEs Canton 10 AL next day Tor Australia
Marh BlaoA waiting orders Francis aud Louisa 70 load
soon. ~. the above New.lork vessels, and ship El
ltrsle. 90 Ihi tdeiphia
C,lre Lad aGyaLc,i slightly and was coming in slowly
Exchanges we're the cam. ~ pr last accounts
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The Plymouth Celebration occupies large space in
our paper this morning. The speeches Of Gov. CHI
ford and Mr. Everett viii he read with interest They
breathe the true spirit Of the old fashioned Massichu
sctts doctrine of freedom For want Of space we
omit Charles Summers and John p. Hales remarks
and also the speech of Mr. Yoadou Of South Carolina
the la,ter coming to haud too late to GO in type.
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From New-Brunswicl and Nova scotia.
Tire Fi,hery -qundron-lr-seI struck by Lightning
aud Loss ct Life. &c
Newly orI. state rrncbcrs' Convention.

ROCHESTER,, Tuesday, August , 1888
Tie New York Stale Teachers Association Convention
convened IN this Guy this afternoon Professor DAVIS,
LID. The PRECEDENT IN the Char.
Alter some preliminary proceedings, and the appoint
ueIt Of Business Commute. discussion arose upon tns
school law lecture Sas then read by MIR. Ogden OF
J. ~ nsmtou.
Ih, evening Professor DAVIS will deliver the opening
address.
he attendance comprises 300 % 100 Teachers from
al IAs OF the State-a large propoOn Of them lAdIss
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pT,rH rJi-,E NT.aslL The sudden death Re-
pc-sd by Telegraph s having taken place on Monday
llrtt- c--tr- 70 Pyrn-ia,prcves o. have been nat
Oi The voerarle NAHUM MrcHELL, of Eis, BriiEe"l
ter Mss. Ir- deceased was highly esteemed ula1.at
u te Oo Coouy AID VEL Known FIR hs numerous yir.
rs as for ti- advanced sge being about IS years I'D.
lie lad Ie'd various Offices e Distinction 10 M1s,4chu'etts
srd was dn-u.h- t-r his great ST. ku7sl-tys e.
IL arrived m Plymouth about zen clock On the Day IT his
death sIpserty 10 good health, and received the Goa
-ratus,ions cf h friends upon -hing from the at
he dept. Is lille wak ng through MAns 20 the house
al r-aiiy-. Re Was seized with sudden dizziness AMI
.U UPON The pavement. He taken up ssnsssss and
c,nseye o. q house pIers be died few I;
isturpossd lit biz death cl1z@d by apopsctic H.
NI..rssrFPI-.Ioseph Mcdowell. the Wing candidate
f safe Treasurer declines the nomination having &C.
c,rr.d a legislative lOu nation IN Rankin Co. Dauel
Mel aurin If Coril-Du o. has been named o. succeed
hin, William Clark. Union Democrat, is also canii-
Jsre Franklin smith states Rights DemOcrat) il
candidate for Attorney General Gov. Foote has an
nourced his intention % support Col 4. X McClung
lUhip) for Congress in the Hid District over Single
ron the candidate Of the Southern Rights Democracy.
V,Rvosr.-The election takes place on the 9th Of
cer-eu,ber The Wings have nominated the present
Chief Magistrate Gov. Fairbanks the Pierce Democ-
rscv John : Robinson; the Free Democracy Hon.
Lawrence BIalnerc.
vfv.rfRsFv The Democraiic State Convention u'l
meet 1t Trenton sept -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03

We give this morning another large instaIlment OF
the donCs of the Scientific Convention. They adj
iourncd last night 10 meet in April at Washington
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Thf legation TO Ensiand.

$ erial DisyGfaA % Ths y. L. TribnHe
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, AuE
William Henry Welsh. Of York Pa. has been appointed
Private Secretary to Mr. Buchanan. Mr. Welsh in com
pany with Mr. Sicklss the Secretary of Legation sails on
the Goth inst from New.lork for England. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03

In our Local Department will be found an account
of the arrest of circulacr Of counterfeit money aud
the seizure of $4,000 in spurious bills and coin.
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I'D cnRRE SPnVnENTN.

., - hs talcn OF Anonymous Communications "hateVcf
" odd m Insertion must be- authenticated by The name ano
Inc writer necessarily GOV publication hui - fns''
.,t,, his eopd faith
V,,,'.,, undertake 10 rejected Communications
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Erc,n WR.hlpgton.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Aggust :, 1855.
The report that the President Is about TO visit New
Faurshre is incorrect lie has no intention OF leaving
this city
The csss fcstion of clerks in the Post Office Department
usa conn 10 day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03

Dr. Buckly Of this city, has been appointed to the Chair
Of Surgery in the Homeopathic Medical College Of Pills
dephis lie is among the earliest converts to this new
NH ire in r,edical science and ons o.; ;s absst advo
Gates
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Break.

kINUsION, Tuesday Aug 2 I55l
serious break occurred the Delaware aud Iillson
Csualnear Ei.uyle Yesterday, 4ld large JAZZ n0-r #
IN -std W from kDndout fs morning = repair it,.
As,l. alton viii be distracted tor sons days.
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krnfnckN Election.

LOUISVILLE. Monday, Aug. l. l>o5.
From the Vth Congressional District few returns are
received indicating very close race, and the result IS
doubtful
In the With District the majority for Preston Wig in
this city $50 Wolfe, Wing, is elected State Senator.
In The With lAshlsni District, j C Breckenridge,
Democrat, is elected by handsome majority
SECOND DISPATCH.
TUESDAY. Aas. p 1853.
Xth Distrct-Mason Co. gives Hodge, Wig, 3s5 n.j.
ard Ni,holas Co. gives him co. just iroa Braeken
Co. saws Stanton. Democrat, has 20 maj sure, showing
gain ct i2 over l-5l Hodge has carried henton Camp
bell and Boone by ij msi. Hodge IS elected.
IXth Ds.rici-Leander ~ Cox Wing is elected to Con-
gres- from th. Distric'.
1t -Reurr thus far are favorable to the cleo
tlu Of Linn BOYD, Democrat
Ild Dstric,Ir Presley Ewing Wing, IS probably elected
Tr n all the returns thus Tar received It probable tns
The fllowrg gentlemen are elected to Congress ls Dis
,ic, Linn Boy Dem, Hid Presley Ewing Wing With
William Preston Wing With, j. c. Breckenridge Dem.
iXih Lesnder NJ. Cox, Wing Xth, Geo. b Hodge Whg
Nor.arrivaI of the Niagara.
sACKylLLE, NIB, Tuesday, Aul, = l85S-9P I'm.
The Nova SCOTS line after being in good working order
all 20 cav was suddenly interrupted At an early hour this
evening Our latest dates from Halifax are to O'Clock
p NJ At which hour the Niagara had not been Ieie-
grsphec.
From New-Brunswick and Nova scotia.
BOSTON Tuesdal. Aug ,, 1855
We have - John, =. b., papers OF the lot INST and
Halfsx Of July 20. CT
general election shortly takes place IN Nova Scotia
parties appear much emb1 rcd agan each othsr
Tie excitement on the Fishery question seems 70 hsVe
subsideo
Tire Fi.hery -quadron-Ir--eI struck by Lightning
aud Loss ct Life, &c.
BOSTON Tuesday Aug ,, 1853
Tie $ steamers Princeton and Fulton arrived at East
port sunday morning -,
The btig Isaac Carver which arrived az this port 20 day
Gou Carcrnas, struck by lightning on the IN ut
which shverrd the mainut,t ana killed Isaac Eldrel
seaman. aged 70 years
Nm IL Bradley Was arrested in this city today AZ
hoisethef and a large quantity OF stolen properly Was
found in his possession lis brother, who IS concerned
witL him. Is stu at large.
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Nothing had been heard Of the Cunard steamer, nov
p nj Halifax. when our paper wen, to press this morn
los.
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TERMS or THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE:


r. The e-tftny low prce which The Heey Ts41e il now
CHI suiscbcrs absolutely ldes our al3"ns sly
con mission o., either 10 none, 90 D.. Ilfer
SuicII nay 10 aly me Payment adFAuce ID
required ll ard tie apr irvso sco nued 20 'e ca
gi-ltCr q tie advance J1yme.t
Mory uay be- RENTED subscriptions letter. o. our n'k, b
The Pouoser Of the place whee che efier nailed si'r Dc i-e
a,gar,dv Cd and keep description O. ths Dds
IT, Bills Of ay space-asg itei states Ciulas
received o. Tar i.r suifcrp,ons.
rvNe have n. travelling see,1 Any tius % " TIE
T5trs csled uro fo7 s sapp-o1 Al Ia
r,..., . him fo Go s g. write letter i words pnss
o oose lacy lie o. t-a sl.s1ef ' The
p.-tla.,. & ..tl. md state lad dre, tie letter 90
IEtTLEI o. NCFLRATH Tribune Ollc., New-ior
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A-clu.1)ork daily Gribnne.
u1-nyrsnAY- AUGUST 3. 1888.

-.... ~. l,.h.s. m 81 feeAenc Of places
" '' -. ave ths, address The Publication ONO 80
~ Wr.h the is'n'cr r-rc - cor'a -pei'''
10 1 no
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The decisions of the Police Commissioners in the
Ninth Ward Riot and other important cases, will be
found in our paper This morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03

THE TelsuNE n ENolAAD-Me hsre already quoted
,hs forth. comuendstou Of THE rErr>s By Mr. Boga,
in his Speech in Parliament on the abolition Of the adver
tsepen tax In similar spirit Isc Leader -,rdoa says
that the best and cbeapeit newspaper IN tie world IS
:. The Nar York 1rijare" While Ih N1A''W,r@'f uses
this language The existence In England OF ehsap and
"good newspaper daily paper cheap as m Ne 'TS
Tribune perfect in its mechanism The TINES and as
much more faithful than hsi journal to popular sentiment
ss II would be more reliable on popular supports clear
ely prevented only by the sntqusted abominaon' OF is
cal impe dimepts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03

NFN-ONLFAN-, Toeday, jay y ''"
Our CRY Council yesterday passed an ordnance coo.
.Hutnqa Board Of Hcalt' nd defining is poSef'. III
teen c,izers compose he Board. They were i~'n''F
ste, eece1 aud are 70 l,rt ~ O'CLOCK To-Day to"'
can.ze $1,000 acre paco4 20 their disP sa.' glA-
aulr Uas estaol shed iJrcgu vessels, !e' 'a'f' ~
power gwen 20 prevent ...aoQefs from lan'ns v,
lad leayy rain nearly @ day yesterday arc'~P'"
sid. cold north wind TIE epidemic i- increasing
private practice and has osed 70 be connhe' t" ,
ON Joe. titles Some ply ans who v9'e ni'rfeo W.
scrvc,- 70 the Howard -.oca,ion' D.. -. O.. A.
leIlsd is tie increase in t..if pf'a'" "a
Gin. ..r.,ng one Of t."H comes OF. P''"'', ~
,tat,r le canLot serye and 4' '.c' '' i. F...
! heard 81 flIee physician -, Dt' ~ r~f NJ
ia ti.ir iri,ate practice, tra '''. ,,..
bcail report ~ dra ~ . .' .....'. I'll. ,el.
~ e,. ,.skes $50 deat.- iar the wees. Ihrre we're
as. l5o deaths from other o.. 't'
.rt e..retarv ofthe Ho l.d Association Informs mr
a., r.. about four hun under .o.tu.at o''i
t.r az the cases term. ,-D latti $50 roe Do 4if
,.,ft l.a-s after hey ar s. usen. iar r'e'
Nefclez 8ad Ycksbufg r. ..t-D.f.ea g. I'd. 'l.'
AIrerrn. from N'w-Ore ... Or Hap tisr a.. lD''.
ultin lge days. are 10 BE- -lped se.tt.f i""
3D.. Cr.gl'ilr Niari-boat. hen i4'ir o't-,-t
r-or..n,t and aired r.n hon l' should -tit DR.
,. fever IN the coat takl- r.e passed.. rs Z, w.
Places tie Pa eBcers sre 10 be- detained ne l-5a
io.rr All GOODS hacked In this c} are 9 De op''.s
a1d alrsdt.n hours. The irae Detd SUI pe.f'' r.
rl..- c.-r.c of denial Of any uruma' sickness a~
Croc,tl az TIL. morning gives them good dTe.'...
a.o advises al strangers 10 remsin eFay an'h @,'r'
frost.
The fooving aye the articles from Tie De'a r'''''''
to by our correspondent
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 80
Prom tie Evsnins Delta jay .
Til. excellent organization has assumed ~. 80. I'm
ds % lockpo after the sick poor Of our CITY waosn
braee wen,isths Of the victims Of the s.~s
LIVING in the very midst Of the infected o sns can
r,,ri4s Of witnessing their noble e1rftlon- az
,ord,ai and sincere testimony not Only % ~ 20
g. t-- .so - the success OF their efforts II = " ~
~. H.. tt-.r la5 s-- n1t eiti ~ ~ l.s - a.
5..i-e 10 aid their suffering f-lo9 citizens -l''''
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We print this morning number OF Interesting letters
rom Liberia Australia Havana &c. Also, details oi
news from Mexico
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Full details of the terrible epidemic in New-Oreans
and the remarkable if criminal conduct of the cit!
authorities are given in correspondents letters ii
suothqr cOumn
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- Editors Of pubic journals, without respect Of party
are respectfully requested 10 publish The above CAL
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Nc-~v,~c Goops Tie attention OF cJzehs anu
- -, q .ld to cu- sio;S % aoarlns % ~. l w.
=. ,testv rdurra piss bARrR0L)MA" d" .'eN
-. sore No So B.oscFty between . NlAos ana Nero
. r..
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CVrss AND ELEGANT SrNNEk NLy iiiiND -, - -" 80
- ~. -ne- ,toct On hsni low or-r tae aa-ho AZ c''
: - 49,, II Z. S.. $3.50 pieces Cassirl 10 ana l.lel
S,s clrNr..s Il s. large esoiiiuent OF s5 '1'-7
-. r. = rertrt Surlf1cr Oyerc ats 90 p.
tets 4 % me- tI.lsoE LsyIE. No.JaJ broadEay.
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Vfw.rfRsFy Democrat, State Convention ail
meet 1t Trenton Sept. -.
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70 We advise all our re iders who desire new head
~ bsir 10 rot fan making Themselves acquainted VI the wonder
WAHPENE, No. lli Cn4Frs -
y y Which has these qualities 10 cure baness Prov
Iesolo It % u.s. Cfslh c' 81" "-s
None .t DO lui -. r. WIS.
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"a Bankers Cheyt uXtOnque, Tor preSer''h tcs."r
ip sod b. nffyng Hair Unlike most preparation e1 oi
IT, ZANE OIL ess fee from I'll grease A. an cfacaof
h + uecnsfd VIII IL nj hby Of hedacae lufn o..
rro yiot m Jew uomeu'sl c1uuot fail % commend % iVtN
sprrecsiion SOLD AZ BAREGKs Ladies Hair Dressing
" Ia. I'D IVA
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,~rn y Yws--lL.s week 5 Number IS eNctF
-.,4' - C,,rav Il NlaserA Tnorwa ''ous "clss =.
lz- ~ ~, -.. 2 Nev-.iayeu. as d pIliasoA o.
.-r.-,.--, M .prrsvfr r. Trcrs c.nts.
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CrxAr BArcAlNs N SAc)Nr HAND lA>vS ~ -, .. ~.
-, p.--4r-.r Pa q Music s-o p-Ae5 ne 'il
~ q, To- received ten seconi-i,n ma t'l''
- a.. ~l.k .S 80 c ,"l-s 49, i ~ " Ion are
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Sole Trrro1ter Of the schei1am ATo nafic Sclnlpps
NL-oa 10 y n.nl- NJ. b hcaAar-s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06
Naval Intelligence.

The soop Of war jamestown. from M,ntsvideo, was
seen going into Rio Jsreiro on tbs 25th July,
The U. 8. sloop of war Albany Commander James T
Gerry, and bearing the bread pennant OF Commodore
John Thomas Newton arrived at this port yesterday 10
eighteen days from Pensacola The folio Wig is list Of
her oficers:- Commodore John 7. Newton and suite;
Commander James T. Gerry; Le'enants W. W. Bleecker
Wilbsmson, and Drake Purser A. White, DR.. AcCresry
As,istant Surgeon r 7. Maccoun, Midshipmen Dozisr
and speddep boa.swain, Jones carpenter, Leach; sail
maker Frazier. Commodore Newton whose death was
erroneousy reported time back, too i'll to pro-
coed in the Columbia s Gag ship to San Juan de Mica
rsgua with our minister. the Hon Soon BorIand and
suite He the rsfore despatched Commander Pendergast
with orders to proceed with the minister to his place Of
destination, and the Commodore came North for his
health.
The crew OF the Albany are healthy. Commodore
will be we'll enough TO his active duties In
the West indies and Gulf Of Mexico.
Tnere considerable sickpess prevailing in the vic
nifty OF the navy yaId at Pensacola Several had
r yellow fever ard three had died In
the hos pital of black vofuis
Com. Tana hos suspended all operations in the PEN
pscola navy ySr in Of The slave abores in
the yard having been removed by their ths
Indication of the yellow fever, leaving but the
mechanics, who cannot work without helpers.
LETTERS THE AFRICAN SQUADRON "A steam ship will
sail from Boston for Port Prsya September TO- by shch
all letters for the United States squadron the coast OF
Africa viii be waded II sent (postags paid) to the
of the Naval Library and Institute, Navy Yard Boston.