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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
A NewEdition Of Martins Reports.

The undersigned having now in press a new edi.
ion Of MARTINS REPORTS, including the new
series, with notes Of reference TO subsequent decis
sions of the Supreme Court. up to the Seyenth Vol
ume Of the ANNUAL. REPORTS references to
the Amendments to the Constitution, Statutes. and
Civil Cole aud Code Of Practice, since those deeis-
ions were rendered. Complied by Thomas Gibbs
Morgan. Esq, Counsellor at Law.
This work has besn got up with great labor and
research, and II Is hoped, win he found to merit the
patronage Of the profession. No alteration of the
original hnve been made, except to correct typo
graphical errors and, in some instances. by adding
marginal notes Of points decided, but not noticed by
the reporter.
The hir, character Of the Court during the time
embraced in these volumes the great number of
cases, involved in the most important principles o9
The civil law, as II obtained prior TO the acquisition
Of Louisiana, and subsequently, which are passed
upon; the learned and able breifs Of she counse-
then at the bat--rcnders this work Of the greatest
Importance in all those States and Territories forl
merly under the Jurisdiction Of Spain, while at the
same time, the notes afford a ready references to the
subsequent adjudications Of the Supreme Court Of
this State.
The original twenty volumes. comprising all the
cases of tue Supreme Court Of Louisiana, from 1907
to 1890, will be published in TEN VOLUMES
price to subscribers Five Dollars per volume, and to
non,subscribers Six Dollars per volume-cashi in all
cases. Neither expense nor labor will be spared to
make the work in every respect worthy the patron.
age Of the profession. 1t will be published complete
and ready for delivery, In this city, by the LIST Of Nov
ember next. Subscriptions will b. received until
the first Of January 1883.
1t ii the intention Of the publisher to follow it up
will, Il new edition Of the LOUISIANAREPORTS.
noted in the same manner, land also to publish new
editions Of the CivILCoDEan d CODE oFPRAC-
TTCE. In the latter work II il proposed 70 publish
the original text entire; follow each article with the
statutory amendments entire, and the decisions Of
the Supreme Court upon each, BY reference 70 the
volume and page.
Each work will require great labor and care ; and
as they will he executed under the immediate super
vision Of the annosator Of Martins Reports, | think
they can be safely commended to the especial atten.
ton Of the profess progress las already
been made in these works, and they will be publish.
ed as speedily as may be compatible with the utmost
j. b. STEEL, Publisher.
so Camp st. New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET li,oN
Ware ufactorv

T'HE subscriber. worker, in Tin, Copper A
a and Sheet Iron; would Respectfully a 50
inform his friends and The public generally, W
that he continues 10 carry on the above business
in all its braeies. at the same '.old stands' Corner
OF Chlirch and Main street, whhre he will BIZ hap
py 10 receive those who may wish TO honor him
with their patronage. he hns always on hand .
fine assortment Of bright and ~laparlisd lin ware
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought any.
where, wholesale or retail. Cutters and spouts.
made and put mp In the best workuanlike NAM
ner. Also. Bath tubs, hip bath tubs. hange Oil
Cans, Stove Pipes, he is also prepared 10
I'D make or repair Sheet Iron, b~rieiiGg stape
ia Pipe steam pipes, supply pipes. DC. all
work entrusted 10 him will be executed with
%neainess and despatch. All orders from the ee,n
Try will be promptly ATTENDED to.
feb ly.22, JOHN 1ItANO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
FALL STYLE 1862.
w. ID.

COLLECTS the attention Of his patrons and the
~ public generally, TO his Fall Style of Dress
and Soft Hats. His style is entirely new, en-
braeing tasle. durability, beauty. and lightness,
Tar IN advance of any thing ever offered 10 the
public Citizens and strangers need only give
me d call TO satisfy themselves that it is to their
interest to purchase their Hats at The Gid Stand.
opposite the Harvey House.
Baton Rouge. Sept. 25. 1859.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08

TEASi TEAsIl TEAsi!i-Direct inporta-
i ton from China.-The subscriber returns his
thanks to the Ladies of Fast and West Baton
Rouge, for their kind and liberal patronage in The
above named article, ande takes the pleasure Of
informing them that he has again received a
small supply Of the same quality, fresh and fra
grant, and solicits d continuation of past favors.
may2gy t3 A. malta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
G.. PICARD.
New Orleans Cheau Store,

Corner Of Laurel and Lafayette streets.
rs CONSTANTLY receiving fresh supplies Of
i new and seasonahle Dry Goods and ready
made clothing, bought at Auction expressly for
this market,) which he offers for sale III prizes 10
suit thc fines. He invites purchasers to give him
call, and feels convinced that they will be pleas
ed both with his stock Of Goods and the prices.
March 1Jfh. 1870. ~ f9 #e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
MEDICINE, &C.
New oeLsANs, 3oth Nov. 1859.
Caisens Of East Bato, Rouge

~ TIE A HysfEfnHS uHM
Caizens Of East Baton Rouge
Rlf. WIN. BeaEt, who for several ,ears has
been employed in the Drug Store Of the late
JAMES y. Shaw. and since June last in our employ
being about 10 locate in Baton Rouge for the pur-
pose OF conducting the drug business, il affords ls
much pleasure TO testify to the full qualification.
industry, and strict integrity Of Mr.. 4. and to
recommend him with confidence to physicians
and families as All accom- lishel Druggist anil
estifrable gentleman, IN whose success We will
feel iftereststf. Wishing him Tie .up.
port he merits, We arns
Respectfully, yrtlt obi s@efvit.
fHlIGMAN Il co.
CIRCULAR.
nEAR SIR 44Hnving purchased The establish.
- inent Of Mr. H.. b.. Vibcrt. on Lafayette 81.
| arm prepared fo furnish Planters. Physicians,
and all who may favot him with their patron
age, with pure and fresh Drugs and MedtaiHes. +
have made arrangements with Northern manu-
aud first importers, which enables me
to keep constantly on hand, n trtL and CON.
rLErE assortment of FRESH ftRuGs. Medicines,
&c, as well as all the principal par-
EkT MEDICINES oithe day which will be sold at
Orleans prices on liberal terms.
The entire prescription business at the well
known Drug Store OF the late J. s Shaw at New
Orleans. having devolved Upon me for The last
three years, | hope to be able to merit the conf.
lehce OF all who may favor me with their pre-
scri ptions or orders. Respectfully,
WIN. BoGEL.
TESTIMONIALS.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec 1, 1852.
We, the undersigned, practising physicians of
he city Of New Orleans, take great pleasure In
accommodating Mr.. WV. BosFL as an able and
experienced Apothecary, and a gentleman ii ev-
~ way worthy Of the confidence and esteem Of
he public.
Chas. Mccormick, NJ. b. o.. 8. A.
Geo. T.. Harral, NJ. y.
%. d. FENNER. NJ. D.,
G. L. Uhlhom. NJ. p.
A. H Csnas, NJ. D. K. NJ. Graham, NJ. n.
L. y. Mckelvey, NJ D.. Thos. Hunt. D.
A. Hester, N D., Editor Of New Orleans Med
& Surgical Journal.
A. Wedderburn, M. D. dec. tt-y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
ONrECTIONERY STORE,

Corner Laurel and Third as.
r HAVE Just received from New York and N,
Orleans, a variety of fancy and substantial ar
ticles. selected with care, and intended to please
the eye and CRAFTY the palate Of the conoisieur
and elpieure--tc please the old. young and in fact
the most varied and best assortfnents that has
ever been in this market. Among which is a
well selected stock Of the following articles
papier Mache toys, fancy and grotesque hui
man heads. limitations of fruits. fishes, meats,
fowls, caicstures, &C., intended for ornaments
end bon bons.
CONFECTIONERY.
900 hounds assorted sugar and cordial almonds;
100 do Jujuhe paste. different %fiavors;
400 do Gum drops. lemon, pine apple, straw
berry, rose, &c.,
40 do Acidnlated drops;
so do Losengss, rose, lemon, peppermint,
ginger, &c.
70 do Chocolate drops nourariel, vanilla &c.
100 do Stewards cream eandy,
80 do Burt almonds;
$50 do Rock candy;
Preach notices, Sc. Sc.
Assorted stick and other candies by the box of 25
lbs, all of which will be sold at New Orleans
prices.
Stewards loaf and crushed sugars.
900 pounds Chocolate de ssnte
100 do do dc la %vaniIle;
400 do do de la double %vanilie, by The ID
or in boxes of IL lbs each.
FRUITS.
4 dozen assorted brandy fruits,
q do do Preserved do,
8 do do Brandy cherries,
a do do Fruits IN their own Juice;
3 do do Strawberries, do do;
Guavre and pine apple jelly;
rhristaliyed fruits;
80 lozes Raisins, London layers;
Citrou. %curranis, cranIerries, Be-
Apples, oranges, lemons, BE;
3 dozen Jars of prunes;
/ gross fancy boxes, do
sUNpRIRs. go.
900 boxes Sardines, Olives and Capers;
French pates, Lobster and Salmon:
Anchovies In oil, anchovey paste;
Worcester, Reading, Regents, Prince of Wales,
and Harvey cayenne pepper sauces;
Scyes' relish for fish. meat. gatne &c;
s dos unlerwood's pickles; 2 do English DO;
Walnut, mushroom, and tomato catsnps;
Pine apple. and Grtlyefe cheese; Olive oil,
Goshen and Western butter;
Sott she'll almonds, &c.
q los Orange water: 3 doz French mustard;
Cayenne pepper; 90 boses Reading biscuits;
SOFIA biscuits; Syrups OF all ilavors by bottle
or gallon, &c.
Liquors.
Champagne, different brands,
6dog bottles Old cognac; 20 bxs Claret wine;
8 dor bottles q Pale Sherry, 3 do old Sherry;
3 doc p Reserve Madeira; 3 do |. p Madeira;
4 do old Port wine; Muscat wines Sc.
8 dog Maraschino; 3 do extrait dAbsinthe;
g do Curacao, 20 do assorted French Cordials;
3 do nantzec; 20 baskets Anixette.
White and red ~anisettes by the barrel or gallon;
Orange, Stoughtons Geula and other bitters; Gui-
violet and Cherry Bounce.
FIRE WORKS.
Sky Rockets. Roman Candles, Fire Crackers,
and French Fire Crackers.
CIGARS or rus BORROWING BRANDS, viz:
La Sevcrita and Mcnsagero ~regalias;
Curiosodad regalia; Lcndres sealidad;
Cabargas Ia neserida anil L.ondres;
Severita Londres--Nacional prensadox;
Flor de America-Madnlio prensadoz;
Menegre i~qaaldad, ia Fama, and
Plantation Cigars.
Pyramids and cakes Of every variety. suitable
for parties and balls, furnished At short notice
decls r. MUSSELMAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
Land for Sale.

THE undersigned wishes to sell, on very ac-
i commodating terms, a tract of excellent
land. situated in this parish nine miles from Bat.
on Rouge. He would exchange Tor town proper.
ty. For particulars apply to the I'M 'ersigned sat
his Office on third street. JOSEPH J0OR.
4aM My. 13~-f G -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08

Just received, this day Dec. 25th, by i. w.
eJ MUSSELMAN-
tierce No | salmon, S bbls sour crout; 25 kegs
pigs fee; spiced vinegar, 5 bbls extra mess corned
hecE 25 boxes prunes 6 10 boxes; 90 doz new
pickles ! gallon Jars and quarts; | pipe old French
brandy, S bbls Potomac herrings; 8 lea sets china
ware;.3 dog new style coffee drippers, 90 boxes
prepared ~salerafus for family use; no sacks ground
rock salt for table use Is cts sack: 5 dog stew
pans, all sizes; 8 bbls new dried apples; 8 smoked
dried; and cotton and wool cards. dec25 /
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
M EDICAL.
Il STOCK
n or
FIg EsEa r1EmGETEEss
III. r. WADDfiL.

LII. L. WADDtfI5.
Al The Ncw 1Aaea Stoyy Brick Baifdthg
nstty The Uarney House,
ITAS just received q very large and Ifoh
IL stak ok nrugs, Mtdifires, 5e, direct from
fSew York aid Fhilalelplia.
Tuii,oap In Fastand West Baton Rouge. " ttahfe
in the habit uf purchasing their Medicines IN New
uflrnlIs, he wot,id say. \ sssend him ydnr oriets"
and le aill III them fpr Tie Same aohFY fhnt ytu
rny for them In New Ofleais, WARRANTED Of ~
ea,i u quality.
ri ~ysirians prescriptions carefully conpoaad@l,
md delivered ut ali times, day or night. Ills stock
lie eufrn..r..J Ia ,,trf AT s#@E fH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
The Baton Rouge Foundry.

NSasYFE = ~ ~ ASVuBB@ y 49,
MANUFACTURE and erect Steam Engines.
lNl Sugar Mills. Saw Mills, Draining Machines.
and are prepared to execute with neatness and
despatch repairs of all kinds, in iron, brass, or
copper, on plantations or elsewhere.
ON HIND FOR sale.
Furnace Mouths of various patterns, Crate bars,
Cast-iron Spouts for rain conductors, Venfilators
Of large and small patterns; Pittsburgh Coal. Fire
and common bricks, Lime, 81.
july17y HILL & HENDERSON.
IATRACTS-A large assercnent Of Chinn,s
- favoring extracts. such as Lemon, almond.
rose, pine apple, vanilla, cinnamon, etc, also q
superior article of brandy and port wine, for
medical purposes, for sale by WM BOGLE,
dec18 Druggist, Lafayette II.
THOR COLDS, COUGHS. Etc-Pate de Gui-
mauve, Jujnbe Paste, calculated drops. all
favors, Ayress Cherry Pectoral. Cod Liver Oil,
for sale by WM BOGLEs
decl6 Dnasgist. Lafavette 81
UST received from Cincinnati and Ior alel
y 100 bis. -four, SO kegs lard, 10 boxes To-
baeco IS S. 3 Casks Bacon Shoulders.
Oct-9 s. IA. HART + Co-
TsDR SALE OR RENT-A house fronting On
North Street, between Lafayette and Lepee
81 Possession given the ffzf al Iannary 10. Ap-
ply to dec 18th. THOS. PRENDERGASf.
m LSQm HAND FOR SALElForce Pumps
~ india Rubber Hose for pumps. Cham pumps
VIII ipbes cornplete Oh 30
vi. TBNNARD.
I00RALES TIMOTHY HdK % sale ~
D0WDER. Shot and Lead-Fors 81 81
SIS 81 Tnps, PRkspExsAsT.
@s-sx WxT gESa 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
PLOUGHS.

TIME subscribers beg to inform the planters
j TINT they have now on hand rs Wrot Iron
Halps manufacture 100 Red Yankee do
Kings do; which they offer at New, Orleans
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08

TsHE Co-partnership heretofore existing under
i the firm OF PIKE HART u Co, is this day dis
solved by mutual ron ent. Tie undersigned will
continue business under the name and stlylsof y NJ.
HAnT and Co. s. M. HART,
June 1gtit. tE w. s.. PIKE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08

Observation-Disclosures genuine Bay Rum,
best eau de 60 ogne, ~vinaigre do rouge
Meen Fun, Rouselrs Shaving Cream, genuine
Macsssar oil, Lilly white Chalk Balls, rice pow-
der, fol sa.e BY VIM. BOGLE,
deci8 Druggist. Lafayette ST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08
Paints. Oils and Glass

TX KEGS, pure'White Lead-1oo pure MOL
" white lead-50 boxes Glass, assorted sizes
Also. Chrome Green, Imperial Green, Chrome
Yellow. Whiting, Yellow Ochre, Black and Red
Lead, Vermillion Red, Lamp Black, Linseed
Oil &c. &c. For sale by
noy 30 ARCHER & L4ANlIIE y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08

DAINTS & 0ILS--We have on hand 4 large
1 assortment Of pure clear Linseed oil, spirits
.Turpentine, Copal Varnish, Putty and every
thiag in the Painters line, which we offer at very
low prices. oct. so LARGUIER & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08

VI aEer.s.

DE LBS. superfne Red Waters, 8 gross Bcxef
LCtransparent do. IL doz Streets motto waters
assorted. JOHN G. LII NOUE.
oct 10. Post Office room
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08

Important to M0usekeepers.
nURKEE7S baking powder, for making cakes,
~ bread, biscuit. and pastry. Infinitely better
and quicker than BY any other process. For sale
BY a, malta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-08

Z Mn WAKE--Weg have now ia store a large
assortment Of tin ware Of every description
which we offer at very reduced prices.
LARGUIER & LANOUE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31
A FARM IN CUMBERLAND COuN-

IA TY FOR SALE.-By sirIae ,ss y n,rnoanraa IN
the sth day q August shall e &C. con ,a
gu 70 sen on ~ land on which the late j.
Woodson " M ifss. resided eonssnns about
s.snL hnndrea lis az original growth. remarkably
i posga 70 pe y his Land hes the main stage
road and the TsviIls and BusSinshaaa plsas Isd
aaSu, 70 ne railroad, in remarkably healthy
asis and well adapted % the cultivation
s ser, oets and tobacco The improvements
- tsnnisfipg Of two excellent dwelling honses
and M NECESSARY out-ho uelaains hoase
,.rssss There are sxcelen orchards Of peaches
md soplss wen Of excellent water n the yard,
I'D one Of the finest springs In the county IN
ser;enf distsnce. Possession Of the Land will be
ysr nsd.atey, for ihe purpose of seeding wheat
TEaMs--A credit of one and two years equal in
na the purchaser giving bond bearing nteresf
from the day OF sale and good security and the tide
retained until the whole purchase money Z paid,
FOR fnrfher particulars, apply on the preanses. or
to me al Hirhmond. JuhN w. WhiSHT,
- I5--dlsH&esd Sommrsionef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31
: ,TEST NAIL NEWS.
,pPTyiL OF THE EUROPA.
:, w'rrK LATER FROM EUROPE.

- WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
IA, eo-The steamer Europa arrived
fi.!e', veain,, bringing Liverpool dates OF the
~ nv ~ s,jsrtic arrived on the 18th. The Eu-
.. b-,ags l6o passengers.
IS V'''s GENERAL NEWS.
. ,,;,;rsi news is wholly unimportsnt Tho
w. - csesi2p was unchanged aud everything
e', ~ date, to the 5th ult had been received.
-Eaa. ~ materially changed Flour command
H'i ~ r(r ton. Mining news favorable.
q - HAKKETs.
.,I Au- 91-Fhe Cotton market contin-
"'S ,,aiyc 1alitjes arc a shade lower and lower
= - lave de,inei 1-l6d.al-ei per Dbl. The
-rs'e, he week have been 80 600 bales of which
2 III I7,s quotations are Fair Orleans Id, Mid
a.. i.~3 Fair Mobile and Upland 3-4d., Mid
a. u1b;e I'd Nijdling Upland isl. Stock
yn..s;se. we're in active speculative demand at
s,,gre @; ii. per bpshel III Wheat. and 9d ais.
q, XII Ia Flour. Canal Flour 2sa21s. Cd, Phila-
,.'rtis. Baltimore aud Ohio rs. 81. White Wheat
:. n as nd, Red 7s.a7s oil. Corn unchanged,
J,,-;.g Z, a32S. yellow SIS. The demand yesterday
.aovri Ii.ht abatement
n,,,;slons-Beet j. fEm at sitter rates. Pork
-. nm, firm. Bacon UNCHANGED. Lard firm and
Lin, upwards; sales at 57s, A.a59s. per cwt.
BsrE had slisatly advanced.
- ,T,rnen.ine there was nothing doing; Spirits
Ii. ID common Rosia a. I'D. AIS. Cd.
-s'es Of 100 tierees Carolina Rice at Pc. Tea,
-sr and Coffee unchanged.
Trade q: Manchester had slightly declined.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
C5ns1,s fer money sni account closed at GO 1-sca
.. :. There was Increased pressure on the money
rake. American securities unchanged.
HAvaE MARKET.
Ycere. Aug. l6.-Sales OF cotton for the week
400 bales Stock l05, coo bales. Sales today 25C
tales a. sligktly lower rates.
Bresdstuf--Fery active al firm price Rice IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Aag. 3o.-Flour has advanced Il
cents sale Of 800 bbls at 53 Sales OF 5000 bushels
Wheat and 1900 bushels Corn at unchanged prices
but better feeling prevailed with upward ten
dency.
NEW YORK, Aug 30.-sales Of $4,000 bbls. Flour
State brands advanced u cents, Southern tirmer
$4,000 bushels Wheat at sl30 for Southern white
Corn steady
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31

ELECTION RIoT AT BuFFALo.-Saturdav
night last the Democratic Ward Meeting in
Buffalo, for the election of Delegates to the
Democratic State Convention. occssioned
great excitement between the friends of the
administration and those who oppose General
PieTce's policy in making appointments. The
contest was very severe, and resulted in the
entire rout of the Administration party. In
some wards the ballot boxes were broken 70
pieces and general fight ensued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31
NEW MUSIC RECEIVED BY HAIR
EULOGIES OF CALHOUN, CLAY
II a AND MERSIER =ILe Artist NNifa and ha,

Tales, by Mary Howitt-Paper Soc Cloth 75c.
The History and Rudiments of Archtecture-em-
bracing, l. The orders of Architecture. g Architec-
ural styles of various countries s. The nature and
principles of Desgn in Architecture and f. An accu
rate and complete Glossary of Architectural terms
for the Of Architects, Builders, Draughtsmen,
Machnists, Engineers and Mechanics edited by Jno
Bullock, Architect, Civil Engineer, &c. 12no-cloth
IS cents.
The Fawn Of the Pale Faces, Two Centuries
Ago, by j. 7. Brace-paper soc.
Daredevil Dick, or The Road and its Riders being
the romance adventures encountered by Dick Turpr,
Claude Duval and Sx.eenString Jack in their daring
fight from L0ndon-25c.
The Matricde's Daughter, BY Newton NJ Curtis
ia paper 25c.
The Wizard of the Wave, Romance of the Deep
Blue Sea and Indian Isles by +, Robinson-25c.
Euogies delivered in the Senate and House of Rep
resenatyes of the United States the life and cha
raeter of Hon. John &. Calhoun of South Carolina,
Hon. Henry Clay of Kentucky, and Hon. Daniel
Webster OF Massachusetts compiled from official Do
euments Syc--cloIh 81.
For sale by G. NJ WEST
Ru 81 No. 5 and Exchange Place 18th ST
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ArrincL of lie Gcnrnin

NCo York, August 29th.-The steamer Georgia
has arrived, bringing the California mails 20 pas-
sengers and sl.300,OOJ in gold The principal con
flgnecs are Adams & Co, S3l9, 600 American Ex-
change Bank, $4,000; Wells & Fargo, 5000
The health OF the Isthmus this summer was bet
Ter Than ever before known
The Uncle Sam arrived at Panama on the 18th
wa Valparaiso haVing made the trip in 81 days the
qu!ckeet time on record between the two points
Valparaiso papers of the Both contain the particu.
lars oi The loss OF the mail steamer Quito upon a
rock short distance from Hnasco The uassen.
gers, mail and portion Of the silver were sayed
The passengers had arrived safely at Coqui,nbo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31

BOSTON, AssUt give have received from
Halifax the following additional intelligence by the
Europa.
AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.
The aspect of affairs in the East exhibits no
change; every thing indeed, has remained perfect
ly quiet since the announcement that the Porte had
accepted the note of the Four powers, containing
proposals of compromise.
The Moldayian Divan had convened and the
Hosppcdars solicited TO remain The Gar gave
permission to remain go to Constan,nople
Raschid Pacha has notified the Austrian Govern
ment, that the occupation Of Servia would be re-
garded as declaration of war. The Porte, in the
meantime, undertakes to preserve order in the Pro
vinces
ENGLAND.
The debate in Parliament on the Eastern CUES
ton, was regarded as unsatisfactory. Consols in
consequence tell, but subsequently revived
Lord Russell stated, during the progress of the
debate, that the Mosquito question under ne
gotision and be hoped that it would lead to sat-
sfactory result.
lOsr despatch quotes wheat at an advance of
two shillings, while the summary i'll another CO.
luRnn, says two pence per bushell
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ENGLAND.
FROM NEW MEXICO

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 30.-Advces from New Mexi-
CO. state that the Mexieans were in possession of El
Paso but their troops deferting, aud it was be-
lieved that majority the people were in favor Of
tho United Gtates
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31

SENTENCE of CoNKLIN AND Worries, AT New
HAVEN, CoNN.-On Saturday last Judge Inger
sell ofthe United States District Court gave his de-
ciscn on the motions set aside the yerdicts and
III arrest Judgment in this case and ruled against
both. The prisoners were charged with having,
with intent TO defraud the United States, trans
mtted 70 the pension Office false certificate, in
support of pension claim. They were sentenced
10 Imprisonment for two years in the Connecticut
Penitentiary. James II. Conklin was eompositor
by trade and only % years of age. There have
been three previous convictions for the same offence
within one year.