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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11
furniture. &c.

fnrulturt. &c.
TNAMEIED and COTTAGE FURNITURE
Il The sutslites sooA u Ofn1ai ,uta
Fus,.urr durability chelPnes j. uur BASED sues
upward anshcd style 10 slH Fufcls 8 a.
AID thr tFa3e general o1 loera terms tse-
sy sssioOui Ne g. Nhtsst, taIes DOR. 80, Of s25S
sC,REAT FURNITURE EMPORIUM, at No. 10
BosaWsvNe q dsasrs ana pusn-Sersto
81 sSus ve sock endless q Cabinet t.n nt-a-
wr-uad 70 b ~ sapof 9Aify con
. N xsrt 81 suites Pao ard Bcdfoo safEtue soses'o1
i.nx suk back style and srsde 500
tssy - common Chs aItetoP ans pas BrFeass Ash-
rSs Cortd Hair and ether f-SeSss ~ ~ go r-
~ n h NcAiNNtl ttt-tfi
sni hcesais Dcs'Sf No ~ bFo-c~ay
GREAT BARGAINS IN FEATHERS BEDS,
lrNATTRFssgs SC 81 CRAWBUCks.No So ess; secsnd
isof est Of yes q New.York CHEAP uFhpl >issf AZ
- ATHER STORE Tho aitcn; on q tsrfies ab51 p1lA 70
-.tscuy invited to no srgs and beanfE e$cta 5taS
usltsesses .as.ss a. of ~ CD haze len pa
prst all De sod II susc qcr - .A 40 -
ixc0fls the aay cN f '4' - IA
dor p,f.scs o. ne siT 1904 u "a
Nu~hsfh ss v t'gs 90 ses I'd ~ 'es ''''e
nd usesSfe " NhA"b tSA
No IS dsnf-sl . caor sas q .s-eHs-
IRON DEDsrEAD aud CHEAP SPRING MAI
4 rBEsS nd ENDING DEPOT -IAs -, p.es q 80 -
Pei nita-tl
IT, ~ a. half ls usual cost -.
Od Mattresses ltIc corrosbs Srf1F Beds 80 81
on B.ccads III .1f a. 10 e., Asoi4e Pas.t E,s toi yof
lflovs Pnvs,e twelnss. los Ac- fan pron1uT 81
WsIe aoous 10 SIS Basss,y below PtsSst O. sd sIa,ae
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GcporInsrsbip.

LpDpNlntkbuip.
DTCIARATlON III INTENTION ~ FORM cow
IL PsNY ar FIgE INSf RANCE-Ne. tss ru1r..--.s -
/, " uoce &c As trn cr,-.,.s
q rauy Ae. Of ~ L s 81 IL -
Ycrk ettiis1 ~ Ae; Ersts ff the lsccrBtoa l1.r,
n rv@rs- AID al nds q bucnES I'D tis..S.
FURNITURE Mcrts1esc tsd otse properly, % &C.,.
y Fre trt TIE o laau4 >sTsar'a ~ Is.-sgsross
sueh Ccupsl, bs kuon b. ~ ~ q zee ciiNssaS
FfEl INSURANCE COMPANY. alc - te sc I'D
NV ny HkRMoSy En- HOWELL
LAMPS s vaANER WARRAN japan
ALFRED NALeNLiNf W a ANLhON.
CURTIS JUpSON " SILL
a. " COSTtR INA GREGORY,
GILBERT OAKLEY. n. AOktAN
FRFD ~ PklSTkR, ROYAL y AlLLARD,
FDGAR HYATE CHARLES eskAR
ISAAC HENDRICKS, EDMl Nd GRlgsId
JAMES WORTH
yNIsSOIITTION Of COPAkrNERSHlP.-Thefr
IfC BOURNE A BROTHER . this day dsso,Vsi D. usta.
-,. Francis Withdrawing from h. concern fa- basne
III - eonrnu-d ~ BOURNE who epy .siser,ea
,ts sfsrs Of tie ste nm "a, Ssfs a'11i,pv,
Nev.lort. AuF 1872 sHA'e., oooaNh-
DIssoII TION. The undersigned. eoPArrners aere,
DtSrs dos. sesnes usdst he Esnes snd su, y An ma
sTIrRGFs Ee~-York W. sTyRGss Co. SssAt -, -
gfTfftN STiRCES Zs1esve Ohc % s Ia s..,x.s ~ -
"a cora, esch beirs fu, Sshor1el o ~, as uAe Of d. s.
t.se-,.fos -NsvN'sk ~ !, Nv J. ADAM
"<~ WA srUR6ss,
A ". GRAHAM
vOrIcE.As ,ua0es. heresSors aOss New-Yos y ADAsS
-RGFs ard N 2AIesyie Ola, By WILLIAM STtRGfS
sor,rnerhr for he purpose uAnscnz Genera cearsse
"a Bsnkns business under the and hru. o. ADAls
RiSCkINGI'AAS No 10 Sourhst- Ne~Yor. D. BUChlhSiM
4 Co z.n--viis ohle-s-~-io'k JAY lSS
JOHN BUG NISGaAN,
K BUCkiSGHAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11

o, the FLUSHING RAILROAD There are vt relaln-
ms abouf TWO HUNDRED LOIS the most desirable part OF tins
yse Th lots already disposed Of have been taken by parties
Who teetiug residences The streets gfad'
Trom tte situation pa sentaes OF tins deghu village he
imtrovcmcr and The prospective opening ~ e
Raroad in very months Thereby brneios within hsi IN no
f there b. eligible opportunity TOT invest
ent than No VII be made N the Pee OF 90 % PARIS
who duiins present month Terms easy Oonunne
,o ~ stese OF Nclork every hs hour tor 81
~ RARKER AHLLIOrr No 5Nsssaa-st
WILLIAM ROSS. No 10 Sa1olk-st, Nswfok
nR wANZER, No Is Buffalo St, Rochester n T..
win nt,eno Of Real Estate and nesonde any ls
NcwloTk. the most prompt ma ueE au
aud Los sale For spOnShty ai1 c.
rscty be refers Jmes Aeock No % Chanbe Il NeSerk
DEAL ESTATE-The subscriber having the Agency
IL large Lots within from five minutes wsi
al he dinsrep Staten Island prepared to oder me
than lots can DO Obtained any
herr within Of the business portions o. the city BY
The odnsry modes Of public travel UndN tbs ncw sy ase
% IA can Island thirty minutes os o'clock
10 O'clock PM whh will enable meehaes v q" ds 70
i've on md wnrk 10 the city The latest DSa as 20 p
tiuie Perry 10 O'clock Pm end hehA % toi ne ,sSe
M N which gives facility that desirable 70 ~ ne e-
5sr asses The property reteued 70 enrsss some c 1884,
n, ,uo which oI manni.ians or o.as ea ,u
s ca not As only eosts sApene IA money $40
tafy minutes time, the property parties Sssns 70
" themselves RAY roMfhNs ne" Steps
Aona TompkDsylls Landinf3
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DRTNsMAID q Co, \. Maiden-lane. one door
PEN. Coo sasr aae fsa Goods a. O~ prices o'ds"
I ONDON WATCHES 10 the GREAT nNhlBi.
A. TION Nrw-T0rk r. ?. CDWDEROY, No = Charssl9rs
a., ' i sS' s,t e. Of tie pubic eSs . a4
,sat F,Ebop ~tea are not % b. ssrpsed s.Y ososr
t .de r beg, ssans, mutations Of AS -
.ss :. he esrtfcs in the cas- 3. bg,o -
scr Mereh,ps osse se % hs'aPe'' "'sa h''sii' s'
~ s.JENNINGs WATCH and JEWELBf
". STORE No q Fuons,Tl an ING a. desc. Plcns ~ ''oa
sosgT Ro.ssLi .rcEssRea Robert ROsssB wa,bs'
CcossS w.IcsEs-DugsI and Lever n husas e1;s pstG
. 9 huliias eases f5rtiuins bor.es ,-..
D.. Colo Levine Ws,ches fnl sweed
Fine CO. Detached Isvers fu ie~e
Gold Ens'r fsteni Lever. aulis
silver Detached II
sDisSo.p1b.aoud Crosses Bsst Pms finger hnfl ans
Ct richest styles tor sale II much isss sn ne ulA Prees
Nsls Of the ps:l 7s'I isd TaaH's 70 ss Of Us
xmas Ct ws,,-. .4 esAa.sa - repaired
" near wliaH-St, " r.
MATCHES and JEWELRY.-Tbe SUBSCRIBER "a
" .sns >. description. o. God and Silver Wehss JsTsri
ara Silver "s'' st .5 gR6 ;; Sia wAfcHEs
.fe:,e. s; s ss sh -.eS @sich ans.
Keeper
and Alsc Cecs prc,
tSDEPESDEST SECOND.
AID Quarter Second shes for timing horses IN gold sna sSs sases
CROSohETEks
Splendid Gold Poete chronOete which without an sros
garcHss
niet r17ei glfd
trs LADIES' HuntI CAses
DIAMOND VATcHEs,
t5T LADIES, MAC Cases
eATCHEE,
witch sA.ns. ins- shrss dissrssi ~sieA1s
yHcb gIsp
Q, A. tarr Sifho1f any key.
Fus God IL pine sehrs hoes jeTeed
Fns u { DetSetSe IL
cod E1e e P.eai Lssr. Hsutn. Casa...............
Silver PseLi L.se os j. H
Dsslhec Lrv.rs .ow 70
.nd - .-s-s ~ ~ stcae q s4ssly oT pnees
DIAMONDS
OaHond Earrus, Pm Fnss BHss, C-0ss ~
I: u0ch lss. thsl tb- -sfal proe,
JEaELsI
A. alr4s Of GOLD CHAINS PuRE GOLD HEDDIS0 hises,
sod KEYS snd SEALS God PENS .d PENCILS God sza ~
- THIMBLEs, BRACELETS BREAST PINS CyFs PINE
IOCKErS. EARRINGS, Gold snd apec.Sof I'D Fcoss
Fisss, chsTns castsl-ias Chan. Ge
seAns sPE Cups Fors. Pc Knives Sspss Rzs, 100
gsivrs Hsdd1s Csts knivez &C. ~.
Watches I'D Js~eiy eIeasngat Al Watches Ta,nse . s'
- ucrcv re-7rosc
q Ws,chrs Cocs eeaaes 40 fsFsst 4 re
zEraer, 8 nses lees Asa - nT1s' ,rer, ,y
Isor.r u ws.s1s, a.. J-~ety Htoss.s Real. No
Wsl-si I'd soori ass Bro-dTzy.
WATCHES PRATT q REAIH have just r.
" esv~t Per ee .~ty n sfock Enfhsa I'D
s-i- sehss sAd sovsia-a q L sv.i' sSie' saa MAKES
O. hrd sas eorsurry rscyg s-fastoy large i9 q
tie e.uo ~ "a pens 70 al u ~l1h Ia
ssu-ou Invited Jo.oer I'D buyers eP
PRATT = hEATH,
X. Is sr,advay. eoraer cag5-.-ss-s- NeE.Yars.
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FORT HAMILTON,

FORT HAMILTON
ALBERT EfCOLAY will sell on WEDNESDAY, Argus; u
1885 Il o'clock T. NJ the ground about 80 beautiful ga
Va se, situated At he romantic village OF FOR
HsulfoT.
Ih.. wills rites are Soils sld located hgh ground
sy.pdd ard panoramic vE Of the anrc Oes New
Yl Island &C S Hh-l cannot % sl
pe,.fd within 20 miles q the y OF NeV-forr
all opened and properly gride ara 10
sgIsrse b. spared and D-suniy tls Foln pr
eahhed winch connection N the .taks
ri utt from broosyn W" rener Fori ia Ill
ter - essiy accessible e. could he desired
Ih@ Throav fcm Bro kyn opened and bea u Naei 20
Home crossing this fTsPery yhea az rds mos, De-
lhf ri carnage thereto the tahou u minutes S,sA
leis leave Pier North Rvef a 10 saa
and oc ock 81. dsiyi aso, the keypoT ooats
foo ChlrnheTs Ct NJ and O'Clock r. Nj Aso a
from South brookll q
purchase sin on bond and 'r
title Is uuquesuonahe OF wAici
rTptsd farnshed grs pUr-hasI
should Il rain "a "wednesday Auzl H. The sale viii DOT ate
rs MN e tsst fair hour and place. AL pers0-s
e,ous o. end he sae Will be furnished With steamboat tcses
q chafge.
Fcr laIs aHi ful particulars, spTy 20
Z M&- sSanFhklFR No. .;s..,s..
J. C. SANDER5)
=. EcGRAN. No 80 Broadwly
or 10 the AuctioleeE NJ. ~ Wa+st- y \ lLl
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1utlrrr and 6arbuars
Ae-Dlaiine.

old WARE RE-PLATED, equal TO new, az ..e
Iw., o, rro,, ard wGrrantsd vel done COOS sea.o
t Pstrr Fstory 50 az Genre A. G.aRdst OF 70 as 10
2 a Ro j. John 81 will be attended 70.
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AIIss HAINES respectfully informs ns5 n' a..
W the pubic L sbOo3 gal TOY N ~ mt TIE Sesa may
- ISs iv toss sSars-ses M, No 10 -
uIil tie u; 4 aepteab~s 400 q q ' -
osnce
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BaIfs % Anftign.

w A Cax1tR Auconeer Store No 81 Deyst Gresnwch.
DEANS. CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.-FRlDA1, Aug.
I'D ~ lo oeoch In font store select o. Ies 81
ssr Coffee ssccaror smoking aud Chewing TobHe andy
Peaches PcklsA RNsLs Dates, Nus, lie.
A. ~ MEENiS. Auc'onesr
DY BANGS, BROTHER u Co.-Irdde ) .es Rooms
- No. IS P.rtrcv
n SgwYorE FALL TRAuE tBOoks and Stationery
ltsreousy mcncirg MONDAY MORNING, Sept AZ
ock TIE catalogue no~ ready for distribution 10 me trade
ALBEIT ScoL,Y Auctoneor
DEREMPIORY SALE Of ABOUT
~ 5000
BEAUTIFUL AND CHOICE BUTLDIN5 LOTS
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TOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT Nth DISPATCH
tn. ele CANT clppersh SWEEP sfAsEs Ht n
prompt disp itch for tie a0Oye port. =, 49,. H.
FOTfre.ghtor paSsge y o. board az pr 70 saass
o,to JHAHBEhS a HtlsER MOB bnases-
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TOR sALE-A first class Brown

sDeror manner with gas and eli other eonyenease
= ~ r,ry cheap fspphsd for Immediately stas'eo N tns y
% ~ p6.msbrfh Convenient % the ferry rsyiaeus e
yst o. "" ,nls M BUXTON Jr, No. 81 Ch:mosr' -
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Didno fories.

ID have row lust fuis their Ne lle sd
and superior nsuen s OF o. y "a
ceys in plain and large aled eases nd fully WARRANTED
,vrv mart vi ch od very reasonable prices ihose ~
- ~ - s,eri,r u streut a. To- prce invited % sail
t 80 = nn,et.ss,,s VIZ n r HAINE5,
's'V-' P9 Sl-av, corner Of lith-t.
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-. ziDs. IN the village yarmouth near
= iot 100 By go deep, besuny a. n y
- her a frs srsted inch 80 epps pee' P
rlun ebeues also gspes and So % csna
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C,oR sALE-And Loan for Improvements, i apple
'ss 0' ''" N'fIfIs 4 MERRIAM No IS lads q, Boston
EAYLOH I Co. No % yohnst NeW.Y1k
NREAT INDUCEMENTS 70 MECHANICS, and

EKEAT INDJCEMENIo 70 1IHVIII'. IT. - -
NJ o,he, 10 procure within y miles OF the City han n
The new and beesU Village u Wakefield located At
On me Har Eessyen Raj Dad having front thereon ~
two ns Association already consists OF ~ members lne
hsve "a on Of S3sOOO Persons desons o. BE-
1870 lsve row opportunity Of dong BY nes5nS
sir payHsnts the sh day u Jolly 1853 BY weekly 1
eighth subscribed iof TIE pts 81 ot
inc streets grading surveying &C are a. o1oSs oieesa
m n acre ls feet inches IN depth S>o -fter VI
an ,oe fio half S10; acre, 80 acres ov
B-The Sar meetings of tie Assnnnbn are PEG % sssy
FRIDAY EVEEINO r. NJ, It No l6j BoFery, Union lnh
% foor which and place groPosons Tor are
eeIy.d JOHN COMAEEFOhD, Presdent NO 41i bTo-o"-J'
J. A. HAEDscHVcK, Secretary, No lD Spnsgst
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a. EYsERT FURNACES for WARMING all kints

~ huicf The bes. 70 qnhhty o. heat aInPley
construction economy. Particular tttsrn asked = % tes
IA, Ns,er FUrreee Which Will be wsran Es h frznsr
RsDss House Furnishing sues JspsaIea Ware "ser'Se's
gAvsry's Yusueled Hollow Ware &c &c
INHa y. KEYskR- 20. 5N b.osdsay. coi Nsksftt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-11

I OTIS for SALE--On Laurel Hill, opposite Green
ot, "a low, hundred feet from the Penny Bridge and ihe
ncins Of the ferr Creek from I'D st. New These
are for grntee residences 10 Brooklyn no
hoien Hieh full view Of both aud be
NewYok by The ferry from I'D = fare only oenls
ara equally ouek time Mihasbugb by onn5nsos These o
are o. At very prices and very easy terms lye4n.
For further &c apply 10 MACFAhLAN MEt
RIT No " Sd-sv OF H. VAN MATER at the Once on the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
9orribIe Tragedy.

Same vears since a man named VIM. Caton,
came TO this country from Ireland IN search Vi
distant relative, named Timothy O'BrIen. ne ol9
not succeed in fning the object of his Search ana
returned home again. Subsequently he pgaln came
TO this country, ana on his second VISIT, nc was
more successful, as he found his friend Br'en re-
siding about 10 miles back Of Hoboken' ana ABOUT
8 miles from HaCkenSack.
He at oncetook up his residence with O'Bnen,
and shortly afterwards, he placed some money ~
that individuals hands, which he requested hli u
deposit in the Seamen's Savings Bank IN ms Guy
in his co. Brien's) own name. he dIa So anu
short time since Canton who is about So years OF
age, wished o. Brien to allow him 10 marry nus
idauehter, little girl abont elevenyears OF age
This of course, the father objected To- Wneh Sa
ton became Ve&ed, and made some aIIuSlon " u!o
money O, Brten, =unwiIFingto quarrel WITH ms
friend, expressed hiswillingness to draw the mo-
ney out OF the bank at once, and again place hl,il
in possion oft. Cation, however, after some WORDS
expressed himself satisfied, and they again oecame
rs good friends apparently, as though nothlng hau
happened.
On Thursday last, Mrs. O'Brien came to New
York city on ayisit to the house of an acqualnt-
ance, named Daniel Haley, residing at the 1901 Oh
West Twenty ninth street, and U Bren went 10
| work on Friday, for a Mr.. John Smith, ABOUT a
mile from his residence, where he intended 10 stay
over night, leaving his children-the little girl anu
lel TO, and boy nine years OF age IN the care OF
Cation.
home, some ofthc neighbors, who thought It strange
that no light was Wis BILE in the windows, knocked
at the door repeatedly; but receiving no answer,
| they became alarmed, and went after o. Brlen. he
returned home at once, and on entering the house.
scene which language utterly fails 10 describe,
presented itself to their Mortified gaze. There lay
The little girl, in pool of her own blood, with her
head nearly severed from her body; while the boy
was nowhere visible; but after arching about ior
tie fellow, on a hill side, among some shrubbery,
about one hundred and fifty yards from the house.
His head had been entirely Gu of by an axe, while
his body was horribly mutilnted by six or seven
different gashes made by the same instrument.
The coroner of the place, Garrett Demarest on
being notified Of the bloody deed, proceeded. to
view the body, and having empanelied ajuFy, they
| after lengthy investigation, delivered verdict
| that the children met their deaths by blows from
an instrument in the hands of VIM. Caton.-N. y
| D.sputch
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
From the Alexandria (va.> Gazette.
The Trade of the Northwest.

The trade of the North Western portion of yir-
ginia ought to be central in tis place. Alexandra
Is the proper and legitimate pint for the reception
and of the products OF that section Of
the State; and it IS unnatural 10 see them carried
into another State and used to buildup cities there
to the injury Of our own, The Richmond Enquirer
publishes an article upon the resources OF Marion
county, as a specimen of what the North w est
can do. ''Thts little county lies on the Mononga-
hela river, at point TO which steamboats, only of
the smallest denomination can ascend, and then
only during the spring and fall freShets. The pro-
duce Of that county hitherto carried by fat boats
down the river to Brownsville and Pittsburgh, in
PENNSYLVANIA, to which places considerable traffic
in lumber will still be continued. From Fairmont
1.-THE couLty ste) to Baltimore is distance of thee
hundred miles, aud the railroad between the two
places crosses the great Allegheny range OF noun
tains. Yet, see, from the fine spirit OF the peo-
pie, that transportation over these thee hundred
miles of railroad will work revolution in their AZ
fairs; indeed, has worked an entire revolution in
the managems mt of farms and the prospects Of the
farmerS In view of these facts, the Enquirer well
asks: "What shall we say Of Eastern members
who have driven almost the whole of North w est
ern Virginia enough for little sovereign State)
with her great IesourctS into the lap of Baltimore
to the priVation and impoyershment of their own
seaport towns! Where is Alexandra? Is she not
one ofthe finest interior ports in the Union, and
much nearer The county OF Marion than Baltimore3
So indeed, is the wholeof the North Western sec
ton of Virginia. The tho, three or tfDe hundred
thousand dollars worth of trade from Marion might
lust as well be poured into Alexandra, and pro-
Z lit derived from IFS expectation or consumption
contributed to the common stock of wealth at home
as abroad. 1t would, at least, increase the aggre
>te amount Of taxable subjects, if we could APP
81 "a the connexions in sense no higher. But
Ptecis' .sMarion will be but the contribution of
Lne ttaoe .. saighteen or twenty counties, which
one emong some nth many millions of dollars
together will send tol Sch PaItimore VIII derive
annually. The profit, >s-stern Virginia alone
from the business of North W., >,rient to build
will, in less than ten yeaIs, be sum- sirection
[oad across Virginia in any practical u. -ution
Ought not these reflections to excite the ate. =
Of the public mind instantly, to the serious con
llderationo some .epb nsetion between Ale4apdia
i4a NORTH soFae lfoad which will give
lgEse ION qfl the Slate 4 reorganization, In
Eade, RHefnia town, 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

Manly BuaRrED AL1vE.-An inquest was held
last week in Rochester, NY, over the body of a
man named NJ Lnughlin, found in an unfinished
building. The verdict ofthe jury was "died from
the effects of intemperance, exposure and want Of
food" Mclaughlin was taken home by some of
his friends, placed in rough board coffin, and as
they were placing clcth, wetiu whisky, over his
face to keep him from spottng, as they stated, he
acaked up and opened his eyes! crawled out of his
narrow resting place, and his first inquiry was for
whisky. This unceremonious mode of hurrying a
man out of existence is supposed to have some con-
nection with the fees which charged Tor an in
quest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
DISMISSAL OF THE NTCARAGUAN
RTTNEcTRR


The Secretary Of State has addressed the follow
ing letter of dismissal to Mr.. Marcolets, Minister
from Nicaragua to the United States Government.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. I
WAsHINsToN, Dec. 80, 1882. )
Sir:-Some months ago, Mr.. KEN was instructed
to request that you should be recalled and some
other person appointed ns Representative from Nj
0aIaguato this Government
A dispatch was Yesterday received from Mr.. ken
transmitting copy Of letter to him from Senor
Castellon, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, who
declines, on the part of the Nicaraguan Govern
ment, to comply with the Presidents request anu
expresses wish that the reason on whieh=ttt IS
founded given, to be submitted to the Nieatsguan
Chamber.
= This course would be followed by discussions oil
most improbable character; and BESIDES me RE
Sdent cannot consent that any condition be attach
ed to the compliance of the Nicaraguan Govern
ment with a request warranted by the principles Of
public law and the practice of civilized STATES
have, therefore, directed MI. Kerr TO renew Tue re-
quest for your recall and the appointment OF an
other Minister.
Meantime, have tn inform you that no commu-
nication can be received from you. rs Nicaraguan
Envoy. Personally, regret thatN is my duty to
address you letter Of this character
""' '''' '''A EDWARD EVERETT.
To Senior Don Jose de Marcoleta, etc., etc.
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Tribune assigns the following reasons for this step
on the part ofour Government: 80 ..ss-s ~ H.
1t grew out of Mr.. Marcoletas course pending
the negotiation ofthe famous treaty of mediation
and settlement between England, the United States
and Costa Rica, which Mr.. Marco!eta utterly OPP
posed and Nicaragua afterwards rejected. Duling
this time, it is allegedthat finding himself crowd
ed and the interests of Nicaragua likely TO be sa-
crifced to England and Costa RIGA, the protege oil
England, he induIged in some rather undiploma-
tic language with respect TO Mr.. Webster and The
Administration, and also uudIplomatically made
public the date of the negotiations through the
journals # this country. For this, Mr.. Webster
demanded his recall 1t said also that Mr.. Everett
feels himself aggeved by the late publication, by
Mr.. Marcoleta or with his consent, of the official
note addressed to the Nicaraguan Minister, well
to all other members ofthe diplomatic corps here
of Mr. Everett on his accession to Office. 1t was
published 10 show that this Government recognized
Mr.. n. as a Envoy in good stlnding, when it was
by no means intended by its author 10 go before the
world as an endorsement of MI. MS official
character.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

HEALTH op THE Hon. WM. X. KEsa.-A Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Tribune,
writing under date of the LIST instant says
The Vice President elect, is still confined to his
room, and the fact cannot be disguised that he is
alarmingly i'll. His most intimate friends entertain
no hope of his recovery, but his distressing cough
may be relieved, and his life prolonged by making
his contemplated trip TO the "Queep of the Antil-
les.'' Col. King is an amiable and courteous gen
tleman, and he has proved himself an able, digni-
fed, and impartial presiding officer. He will not
take passage in mail steamer from Norfolk for
Havana, as as contemplated, but will go on board
the United States steamship Fulton, at this place,
which vessel will proceed TO Havana direct
The Hon. John Bragg, of Alabama, valued and
esteemed friend of Col King, yesterday addressed
aletter to the Secretary of Navy, handsomely pre-
senting Col. KS acknowledgements to him for his
kindness in ordering the Fulton here TO convey
him To Norfolk, informing him thatit was the opin-
ION Of his physician that it would be unsafe to sub
iect his patient TO the Inconvenience of transfer
from one ship TO another, the discomioTts and an
noyanceS to which he would be necessarily exposed
in crowded Chagres packet. and thatit would be
better for him to remain here, unless some otheF
arrangement could be made by which these diff
culties could be avoided. Mr.. Kennedy answered
the letter Of Judge Bragg promptly, feelingy, and
eloQuently. He informed Judge b. that he would
with pleasure, order the Fulton to Washington,
and place her at the disposal of Col. K. proceed
to Havana on any day he might name. This kind
offer was acknowledged and accepted, and the
steamer will be here IN Tuesday next The let
ter of the Secretary is cIeditable TO the head and
heart of its author, and anticipate the pleasure
of transmitting copy Of it to you in day or two.