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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09


Whist. no along Lne Bslkan range
War sound- her trunp@t blast
Down sweeps the cloud Il Russia : might
And stormy Pruth 10 passed
FROM Sihir waste TO Finnish shore
The hories Of srrfssnd Cossscks pour
Obedient to the Gear
And lance and sword. from rest and sheath
Flash TO the sky-whii- Earth beneath
Quskes to the thund rous jar
What ho along the Russian line
Where hides the pagan foe'
This day. BY all good Russian saints
We smite bis Crescent low.
From Europe's shores our shout and shock
Shall hurl him, though a mountain rock
He stood to bar the way
IN COssseks smite aud crush him down
untii our Eagle standards crown
nophiasturrets gray
Wnat, no the pagan thusders back
ION brazgart Muscovite
This day he dsrss our scirnetars
This day he'll rue ere night;
~ Allan by the Prophets blood
~ MIN who, as the Sword Of Godi'
Each MOslem soul reveres
Ere night ven whsim yon Russian host
III kussia- beauty and her boast
Shall oathe in blood and tears, =
What, no they rush they shout-the shock
SNAKES all the trembling plain;
m1s oer the cannon -furrow'd fields
Lie harvest heaps of slain
lance rings gAinst sword and sciuetari
VINO rlna-the Sultan Or the C'zar,
The sultan for the Riorr,
Ine sultan-ah- the right must fail
Before that murd rous Northern hail
ihs sNfuI storm Of hfGsr! my Mirror
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09
HOUSE-FURNISHING.
CHINA and o. 1.sgm.n. :.

NROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE o
~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARTfCLEs.-sAMuFT n VIZ
MORE CO. have removed their goods rom No Az ~
70 No is Camp street and daily ;ioBs .fr X
already large sgppy Of hls hne eoinprto p
ENGLISH ana FRENCH CHINA DINNER sad TEA sETs ui.,
white ami ornsnieutei. - s-'~' F""
FRENCH ENGLISH and AMERICAN GLASSWARE, Of neb su,
n9ul1-d and plain patterns. -' = ~ N~7
WHITE STONE CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS and set rrsas
land. eng
IoiLET SETS white ami ornsmented, Of patterns,
SOLAR LAMPS. bronzed gilt
CHINA. ~ ~ ~ = ~
PLANisTIED TIN WARE such $. chafnc psbe, cos and Tea
Ems Oyster Dshe COTE. and Tea Esg Bolefs soup Tn.
" Y ho wafer pan. ander Cake and Jslly Mo1ld..
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES ard FORKS, and KNIVES alone
SllNkk PLATED TABLE and TEA SPOONS and FORKS etc
sILfEk PLATED CAS- TORS, JAPAN TEA IRA Us BRITANNIA
etc., 90'
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS FIRE IRONS
ara nany other articles of th beat qI-ty
iound IN iAs EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT. N' ~ -
Who.sAl=. >
- "" send goods r-s of charge n. citv
Ee portion of stock purpose loang i,. and
parties upon where than The suppy needed
oil 3ndAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

FROM WkHrscIos.-.4Ppointment, bv The President. ~
lohn Muller Melchoir. Of New York Consul Of tbs
United states for the Grand Duchy Hssse Drapastait
n Electorate of Hesse Casse and the Duchy Of Nassau
EDWARD b. Buchanan Of Maryland. Consul Of ths
United States for the port of La Rochelle in France
Cnion Sd inst
we copy the following paragraphs from the Washington
star Of Novemberl
Il Ct7k .iFpont>d in The Nary Department Mr. Ed
~srd T. Eddie. of Michigan has been appointed 10 a
second class sl20) cerkshp in the Naval Bureau Of
tro'isions and Clothing vice ] T. Bowman resigned
Ndrdi Officers Detached. Ordered eie-Guuner A A
randall detached from the stesm.frgate Saranac and
ordered TO the Norfolk Hospits-sck Gunner Burgess
7 Allen ordered in his stead to the Saranac Gunner
PETERSON detached from the Ordinary at the Nor
ioik YARD and is awaiting orders and Gunner John
owens is ordered to the Norfolk Yard in his stea
.tno'her Chcpier IN the History Of the Kos-ta 4tay IF
u now understood in Washington, that Immediately on
'he reception or Commodore Ingraham dispatch giving
n account Of his proceedings in the Of Kosza the
secretary Of the Navy wrote him on behalf of the
'ident- full and hearty approval of his conduct.
-z
HE CorIos CRor OF 1852 '3-The NswYork Timas has
the following table Of the export and value ofths
late Cotton Crop for the year ending the 3oth of jane
last taken from the official statistics of the Treasury De
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

ACpAeiors Bass RoBsERY-The Bank of the State of
Newfors now situated in the basement Of the Mer
nans was robbed yesterday afternoon about
two O'Clock of hrtyse thousand dollars 1S37 OOO in
BANK bills of the Bank of the State of NewYork
The bills were
Seventeen $1,000 notes. (sl7 .000) marked A iu red
Eight 5000 notes, $4,000 marked A in red
Ana The balance sl20O0l in So $40 $40 $50 and si0o
notes The small notes marked L.
The Porter Of the Bank prior to o'clock had demo-
sited nearly in the middle Of the bank bag bills
with S7 600 in iwhen about that hour audaciops
thief walked in side and obaby out on the
other the bag OF bills unobserved by any the clerks in
the circle whose backs generally to the centre The
is lighted with gas and otherwise dark which nrob
ably facilitated his without observation Ii would
however that it must be one well arnuapte
with ~ premises and with the mode of doing business
the bank
The Chief OF Police was called in during the afternoon
and was IN consultation with the osers Of the bank to
devise ways and means for the detection of the thief IN
Y. Express, 3lst ut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09
STEAM BOATS.
NOZZLE
WHTERL.NG PLACES.

II AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER r-N
u CREOLE Fan Arrangement. .6lSi.
tAN SPRINGS, BILOXI and
splendid low pressure CREOLE Charles Walker ar Lut
expressly h trade
Crrroon and Jsntaon Railroad Cara
0ldVs. -'
MgNDAYS....by A. N. Carr FRIDAYS ....hy A. NJ Cars
WEDNESDAYsby r. N. Cars sATURDh vs.. p NJ Cars
Aud Railroad on a. N. Inke a tb o..
follows; - - ''
Le4rs E,V Orlsans. J.4r,, Oe,,a g.-;.o,.
MONDAYS ~. hy a. NJ. cara. TuEsDA Y..4s A. NJ
WkDNtSDAYs, by Z. NJ. TuRS ..,,,.a 8 A NJ
fhiA vs.. bys NJ cars SATURDAY ........at A. NJ
" Freight received At the Railroad . o'rlofk
SUiurlays. - - " ~ wa
~ Inc Way Letter Bag will egve the Agent on Mon
aay' and Wenesdays at s O'Clock Friday.
urdaYs ) O'Clock p. -
~ Fare 70 Bay 81, Louis and Pass Christian
yhns II % Deck f Fare MssisBipp CITY BILOXI aud
Springs, ~ So Children and Servants, fi 50 Deek ti
$40 n. GEbDEs, Agent. 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

TNp EurroR.--Tbs editor of the whig paper at Me-
liua Orleans county thus his departure from
single blesssdness;
Extreme mudesty and diflenoe forbid the mention of
our marriage Thursday last to Miss Kate Ryan OF this
village Consequently shall let our friends ind out
by their wits
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09
y7NHE NEW YORK AND LIVER -.erf-=e
III LH.L LNLIEn sIaIEs 81 q n L.lIa

a iihJL UNITED STATES MAIL -AAAIrsLAN
The 81 p5 rHpipnsug this Line re
Adi4i,! ~ ~ srtn West PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
AMI aPtal. l%lcT.- BALTIC, Captain COmstock,
ADRlATIf, Captain --
irr lp nave been fa by
set'l'r
snrs, strength anil
aruErr- un-Tn4lind fnr elegance ard roI1fort -
te OF New Iyeftoo in first sbJ, s
t9-lv@ oi -ltrn state
yerpooi 10 NeSYark 50 and 500 ' w ''on 1t
Ar experienced S4rgr alta she'd 10 aarh ,bin
NJ berth csn be secured cnlil paid ior.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

IHE fAsr srEAMsHP.-The new steamship William Nor
rs now building at Green Point, Williamsburg for the
New iork and Gslway steamship Company, will be ready
70 launch on the first of January next This company
have adopted the right plan for high speed to acsompo
date Passengers and mail bags only leaving freight for
ships Of less speed At the 10 miles per bonr this
ship will make the voyage to Galway in six days Liver
pool in On the completion of the telegraph line t
ST. Johns Newfoundland, which will be finished in June
next the company's steamers will call going aud coming
and land the important news in four days IN peat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

Man SHor We learn that a man by the name Of Wi
nam Fowler shot Wise Hoey in Bsrusell District yester
day morning Holey wa. Shot Just above the hip and
then beat over the head with pistol AT last sdvces he
was laying iu critical situation and his life dspar
ed OF Fowler has made his and 1t will be by
advertisement that reward of two hundred and ffty
dollars is offered for his apprehension Augusta Gonsti
tutionslst, 25th ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

Ill
| BRGWN c tIIpi ~ g ~, ~, 90 " street, N. y.
h @ RohEHIS \ ca "a ~ EiL, iEetpool,
JOHN MTNRoE 4 CO 20 mug ARMS iard london
as Sot,a' D.-,, l.. t-,...,---
n DR. PER Asyra '@ 4'a '''Aones' Fafls'
Ba.n Specie Jwey, Precious Stones OF Me" unie.. Bs
80 'nsre'o su he value thereof therein expressed.
-'.2o"H
ysyUE UNDEpsTCNTD -.
Holder, @ q Police, tte NAT6NAL toAN FUND LIFE
S of LoNpoN resident in The United States,
II. ~ o 'he society UP to the 1at OF May, ls5S,
Policy Holders en- 49, ponr, viii h, ,i, a, 81,
due to EACH e Il Ig11 AsiSF = tEe , month f july mex.
NewYork Nav so is5S ,e- agent Tor the United States
NArIox A. rnAN rTr,r, - .c.,,r.,- . -
.ss S9naIi NJ ~ London May u 1853
OF the affairs of the Naoat - E ~ ny an
rance Socisty - ~ ~ " INV -oiN'i Loan r una Lille Assu-
the SO yielding ps%a. to the amount
OF Tt r .e,o @ IS az 90 p per : % annom m -
CLAIMS si during tle year amount faloS6 81. The
% S a es Pd o N, m a. n Of sS Society The end
ton. ~ ~ " eiIeo'a
ssne socsty arising from & eoIes mmn hs
amount N ~ ~ e per snnum' and the corresponding
& q the affairs @ OF the Society," calculated to the
Presen, value income Pr, uns 81 OOl sO7 /.
-@, ---,-e
prsse,t vora nj i.hi,i,f.. - Elll4,I4s 10
padnp p,lPg' Spnalas'
Current Claims - '''' I'oS inSS6 q
80 lDgfI .USvO fIosasss !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09
EALVESTON.

VIII leave SUNDAY, November "a, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ
NOR ESTON, ,INDIANOLA, ,PoRT 4zfNe4.
LAYACA and MATAGoRDA BAY-Regnlar ,Zhle3&S
ks~Oreahsa and T"ias IT, s. Mail Ina
The and magnificent steamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah
smith, eonmande will leave above andng freight the
whtvts Al nltnoa and vaa (snect ghtage
bD without eita charge For freight passage having elegant
state room accommodations apply
HARRIS MORGAN, foot o Juia street.
opposite the Steamship Ian ling.
- Ihs ns having established Pilot Pass CralO Br,
VII hereafter run In and the Of i Cnp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09
wa Isay. WEDNESDAY November lat. O'Clock, IN

Will leave WEDNESDAY, November lat y O'Clock, Al
HFOR LVESTON ,INDIANOLA ,PoRT ~f14,
y lAVACA and MATAGoRDA BAY Y-RegulA New .-llsszets
tlrAhs aud Texas United States Mail lns Low
shtpsIhs steamship
wilt above landing
ndiAn0n and
charge For freight passage very aof ~
accommodations, Spplv
HARRIS d MORGAN, foot o Julia street
... opposits The Stesnship Landing.
~ This lin. having established pilot Pass C.va ar
~l hereafter supervision Of its own rnp
tanz.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

Miss Davenport, the celebrated actress, who
has been travelling in Europe the mouths
rived at Boston on the 2sth ult and CONNIE an an
gagement at the Howard Athenaun in that city ON the
LIST inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

GRiNsELLs Arctic EXPEDITION hay, bee, re
eeived tom ENGLAND, announcing the arrival of tha
American Arctic Expedition, under command of DR. v
Kane ; NJ at Upernavick, in Greenland and their
All were well and prosperous as possible D;snstchss
anu letters from Dr. Kane, the officers and crew may
shortly be expected by way Of Denmark NewYork Post
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

'@ A"1t'aHa Parsi # Oeas, Cir " E,nO-s1Hs. BE- Il re-
aa oH th Svth July. 1883, unde gned Jus
% q he PeHce and r CRY af1resa per-on.y appeared
h"Fes Manson Secretary hs Mutual nsarane. Com
% o vim beng daily u law does De-
hA' Tie above account and true correct
transcript Ton the Books Of tie said Company
c. J. MASsONI, Secretary.
s"oio A5d aligned be ore this Of Jny lstg
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justee Of ,be PesOo.
Parish o. Orleans,
The Board Of Trustees resolved to nav an f,r,, NJ M
esnt in eA' on the certificates m the ys1. 1859 5 Ard
ls to holders thereof their Representatives 90 .not
the Eighth day Of August, pro.mo
+e Trustees have also declared Dividend Thirty Der
'ei On he net eaTned Premiums Company for t. yr
the Twelfth Jay July lsS which certifeas viii be i.s.s On
and after the 4l Monday III sel .emler neIt
THos. A. ADAMS, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

EDW,B K. COLLINS CO. So Wall street Ny
BROWN, StlPLEY Il Co, Iivetpool - -
l. g ROBERT 5 co. ,l3 King IS Arms Yard Iondon.
JOHN MUNROE 4 Co. ~ ''N''"'
2s Rue Sore Dame des yietoiyr. Pars
GEO H. DRAPER, Havre, 4' i'i''
~ The OF these ships will accountable for Gold ST.
Vti buisht Specie Jew ery Precious Stones
Lng are signed therefor snd the value
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

United States Life Insurance Annuitv and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
s. r. CRAWFORD, President,
c. 6. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
No. Is Camp street, NeyOrl.ans,
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE. Aeeul
.~- HARMON D0ANE, Asset, Agent
Rsks 90 the ivssof WHITE PERSONS SLAVES tsn ON
= octi8 ly
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BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHI.f.

ESOR PlIlLADELPlllA.-(Me Merchants ;5te
la, lIIs ss 81 ug ieslisI parket bark EMILY stl
BANNlNt H. HsNs. naEt~rs j loading MI
met With d,.le FoJ balance freight OF $50 lhi' pasngs
sppy beard, opposite tbs Beef Market
nj BO6AkI. WILLIAMS Il co, 10 g. amp al,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

caling for the will have
AAfi o her cargo engaged For it fs f Cotton
Up WHITNEY 4 co. 81 Camp street
orts GEO, ", NY SsON, Camp rtreet
1T For passage, having splendid apply 10
IA uDrI
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HfFRE.


EyOR IlAVRE The ! fast sailing -
Au.rH. clip CARNATIC, C4pt. JOIN -rH, @AAiy
7nd
% have Immediate lsFab. i. Caia ,piy
70 Up. WHITNEY ca. Caup u.
~ ForTa.llss, ssug ,pleudi appy % tbs On
r4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30
important Arrest of Counterfe,ters at Gin.


From the Cine ri att Gazette July 81
ASTOUNDING INSTRUMENTATION 900 COUNTER
FELT MONEY DIsCoyEEED-ARRI;sT OF SIX Soro-
EIoCs coUNTIEFLITEks-oNE or The GREATEST
s nENs BROKEN Up.
For time past suspicious have been entertain.
cd by police officers Jacob Kiefer, Chief of Police and
5. IL. Hay man, policeman of the Fourth ward that
gang Of counterfeiters were at work somewhere in
the vicinity OF city in the manufacture on large
scale, OF counterfeit money. Their informant
derived from persons who protessed To he familiar
with the operations Of the gang, and under their
gGldance eighteen OF the city police force went out
together down the river road to the bridge mile be-
low the Two Mile House, yesterday afternoon; then,
leaving the omnibus within a hundred yards OF the
hOuse where the CounteIteiters supposed to be
asenibled, they Observed as they approached the
building. that 5. d. Towner, the occupant
OF the building, suddenly retreated into the
house from the front yard, where he was
standing, aHd that Immediately Afterwards five
other individuals left the premises hurredly, as
though they wished TO escape The police, preyi-
ousy instructed to the they should pursue,
invested the place and arrested the fugitives as fol-
lows Samuel y. Iowner and Milton Parker. Of
this city; Lewis Bolman OF Indiana al escaped con-
Wet 'iom the Jacksonville Penitentiary Indiana
where he had been confined tor counteTfeiting, and
for whose arrest reward Of $500 has been offered
Joseph Bean, also of Indiana: William MCGeary
late a resident OF Cleveland; and Quincy Hurschey,
large contractor on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
way. Bean. IN attemptingtO escape ran, in his con.
fusion, directly into the arms OF officer Bloom while
trying to reach the river, lnd was Immediately
tied with rope, with which the officers had previ-
oLsiy provided themselves. Dolman escaped into
the stable, where he attempted to secrete himself,
but aas followed by Captain kiefer and Lieutenant
Philips. who in searching the loft discovered Dol
man ard arrested him III spite Of his efforts 10 avoid
capture, by vigorous use Of hitchct which he had
carried With hun a. protection in case Of an at.
tempted arrest.
Most fortunately, Captain Keer escaped a blow
from DoImgns Ratchet by the adroitness Of Lieut.
Phillips ~ arresting Il just AZ it leveled at his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30

YOUTHFUL TRAVELLER EN- ROUTE FOR CALL
FoRNIA.-The Wheeling Times mentions the arrival
in that city Of John Jacques, an orphan boy, aged
fifteen years. from the State Of New York en- route
for California, overland He states that he reached
Philadelphia by slowing himself in car or freight
train and remained there two weeks sleeping in the
market houses and subssting on offsl given him by
the servants at the hotels Finally railroad conduc
tor allowed him to ride on the platform Of car to
Baltimore. where be stad for more than month, serv
ing as an errand boy and newspaper carrier after
which, be proceeded on foot to Frederick begging
enough to eat from the farm houses on the road
here he engaged as hoster at tavern, but left in
week on the top of buggy wagon for Harper's
Ferry where he accidentally picked up SIS BILL and
took the cars for Cumberland; gentleman there paid
bis way to Wheeling; at the latter place he is en-
deavoring to engage as cabin boy on board Of a
steamboat for St. Louis where he hopes to engage
as herdsman cattle driver to California. Perse-
yeriDC boy, that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30

The warrant under which these important arrests
were made was issued by Mayor Snelbaker yesterday
morning, upon the oaths Of Captain Keller Leuten-
ant Phillips, and officer Haynan. After the arrests
had been made. the premises were carefully search
ed. In the dwelling was found box containing five
gold watches, and from twenty to thirty gold rings
In the chicken coop, something like forty thousand
dollars in counterfeit notes Of the Ohio State Stock
Miami Valley Bank OF Dayton and the Farneid
County Bank were discovered, nearly all signed, cut,
and done up in thousand dollar packages, ready for
half filled with charcoal.
mailbag paddock, Of the post Office department,
was also discovered in the dwelling. The stables at
tached to the premises were found to have been con-
vered into workshop for these counterfeiters, and
dies, tools galvanic battery stamps. moulds, me-
tai endpieces, vgnettes figures, letters, engraving
tools and all the other apparatus needed Tor the Du
siness OF countere iting, were also discovered ana
taken possession OF by the police. composition LOT
the manufacture of base money, together with
quantity OF crucibes was also discovered and seized
by the officers.
After searching the nrivy vault and cistern, the
officers took possession of whatever promised to
throw light upon the neiarious business chests box
bureaus, table drawers, and every other conceiv-
able place OF concealment were searched, but With
out revealing the depository of the counterfeit
plates Even the floors were removed in the hope OF
| discovering their hiding place. but in vain.
After absence of nearly three hours, the ohlcers
| returned with the prisoners and the evidences OF
their guilt, and deposited them at the watchhouse
in Ninth street, about eight o'clock last evening.
doubt they somewhere hid upon the premises.
more thorough search will be instituted to-day.
The bills were faithfully executed and well calcua-
ted to deceive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30

ONE OF TIE SovEREIGNs ABRoAD-Commodore
Vanderbilt has been offered large price for his
yacht at ST. Petersburg. But "money cannot buy
herr just now She is on genuine Staten Island
pleasure trip, and can't be called of. We have it
also from reliable source, that very liberal offers
have been made by the Emperor to induce the Com
modore to build him three or four steamers; hut he
has respectfully declined every temptation OF the
sort, avering that he is merely on a pleasure trip,
with his family. and is not by any looking up
job from any one. There is real dignity IN this
conduct Of the Commodore, comportiue well with
his character as one Of the American 70, trei9As on
visit of pleasure to some of his regal coasias.-Sta
ten Islander ,Jniy %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30

FISHER THE FUGITIVE SLAVE, TAKEN TO MARY
LANDING have just ascertained that Marshal
Wynkoop succeeded last night in getting Bill Fisher
All the avenues 10 Maryland, we understand, were
guarded except the one by the Columbia and Harris
burg Railroad and the Marshal having eye to this,
proceeded to Paoli, and remained there until the II
o'clock train, last night, made appearance. Fisher
was then placed in the baggage car, and the door
locked. By this time, we should Judge he was safe
in Maryland Philadelphia Bulletin, July q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30

BRuTAL-We learn that on Saturday night,
Fettelmsn's. When the train was stopped, i; was
thought strange that no blood was to be seen flowing
from the wounds caused by the passage Of the cars
overhis body, and on examination he was found to
that he had been murdered in row, and his body
placed the track with the intention of making it
appear that he had been killed by the cars We
learn that several persons supposed to have been
gagged in this brutal affair." have been arrested
Wheeling haeligencer, JAy25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30
William burg TatGIilgepCe.

ISQufsT.1be Coroner DR. Cook hsid an inquest la4t
nEh'. sttVeen IL and Il O'Clock, the body Of ars
J6ne Boomer about so years of sge who fould
III The Isror Of her house ia Thid street between South
secoi snd South Third last evening The ory rendered
avsrdiet OF death from dose OF laudauu take
bile in state Of mental oeraL gegent.
BoARD OF FIaAScE.-The Beard Of Finance vet last
evening and mace the following appropriations :--Dsh
cieGcy for The contingent fund of last wear 81 21s
othsr deficiencies for year - 6T5 fer the CEN
tirgent fund Of tie present year, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30

EDGAkTOWh July 20.
Arrived-schr Rio Gfands, Brown, Northport Ill for
Portland.
26tbArr schrs Sarah Jane Fitzgerald NYort Nan.
incbet; Albatross Smith, Ho'mess Hole Tor 30, tor
Equity Harding, do do.
27th-Arr schrs Mount Vernon. Gould New yors fos
Boston; Crufade Kdden, Nantucket
18th Brig Acorn. PhnIay philadepais SlG seas
Sarah Jane, Nantucket Equity Boston, Bio G.sod- 4ud
Mount Vernon
Also 27th steamboat Mas schu salts qith TN. Ar
ulery COMPANY from Bristol ri With Gitpoce's Pswt
ct Cornet Bard
In port, brig Acorn.
A]so sld 18th, scbr Bray, Bay for Pbiadslpn,s
PHILADELPHIA Jtiiy Zg--I pN
Arrived-schrs Gardner Carlisle .'antego. NC. II
iSmpheer, Kelly. Provine ntswn uttovaot Cossoa
Boston: Sam Lewis, Potter, NYork S,nh-rn-r Rio ar
Fort Wathsll Two Others reue way; Wa hi.vtop DC
Challer ge. Colvtr, Boston.
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