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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

The FOURTH or july was celebrated after the ac-
custoned fashion in this City. Military parsdes, re-
sounding salutes, festive feeding, excursions shows
everything to signase dcliyerance from foreign Eng
lish bondage.
While 90 much was done in the way Of powder pa
r.de ard proyender, TO mark that were once under
king who denied representation, and that We threw
of our allegiance accordingly there was nothing done
to deliver Us from The dirty majesty OF civic kings
The streets remained in pestiental f,h previous
DAYS and tie inquiry OF Tie stranger in walking up aal
down those parts Of the TONI where Democratic votes
tell 81 election tines would be, nat have they gained
by a separation from England
This degrading filth Of thoroughfares is answered By
corresponding filth of the poor people who nhabit
them. Where there should be bath houses there are
runhoes where there should be spots Of refreshing
green and flowers there dsPdated fences and con
clomerated rul bish. We propose, therefore, new
mode Of celebrating the next Fourth Of July Let the
people of each Ward appoint speakers TO discuss pub
licly their freedom freedom from tayern-licenses
from mud rubbish filth and al uncleanness, and then
turn out and clean the streets themselves II the same
shortcomings exist that prevail let them renew
an oath 10 liberty of the right sort with broom, sprn'
King pot and shovel IL hard l. va: the opposite Of tAe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

USIos CoLLEoE.-Ihe following Is schedale OF the
by the Literary Anniyer sres Of MON college 10
be held in the rsn Church in Schenectady durns
the 24tb. 18th, 26ih and 9Th Of July 1-53 -
On Sunday evening the 2fth, Al past o CLOCK heV.
Richard Stor, Jr will deliver address before the
theological Society. - -
On Monday the 18th, at ipast o'clock, r. NJ, Hon.
Nathaniel p Banks Jr will address the Senate.
On Tuesday the 10Th, at O'Clock, p NJ. Hon samuel
A. Foot will deliver Grafton and Rev. John Pierpont
will pronounce poem before the Phi Beta Kappa s1c-
ETY..
on Tuesday, the goth at lpsst o'clock, P NJ, John
Thompson Esq, will deliver Grafton and Alfred
Street Esq, will pronounce poem, before the Literary
Societies
The oommercement exercises viii be held N Wsdnes
day, the 9Th, 81 10 clock, a. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
Great Fire IN Oswego.

OsWEGO TEss5sy. JAY s. 1858.
FTtzhughA Ltileohns mills Do one Ass VI danes
7. f ~ upcssible 10 save them or Amess mil aud grain
ievs,or Tie new schooner Arabia lying al Elzhuyhs
mill B. IN fire. Tie loss must Be lmnense-noi less than
$500 Owing 10 these mills being Of wood : thought
h- entire row of mills AID elevators that side Of the
riy viii be destroyed.
LATER
The flames contnue 70 rags aud dey a. efforts to stop
Their progrezs.
1le hests intense and engines took fre and had
IN ba tlr, VI into the ri ser 20 save them
Eur ,riire blocks in rss and 70 al appearances
every tu ding the eat eide Of the river must be de-
siroyeo.
Between he tolbrdg snd tie piers every MIL ware
house ard Store Destroyed including the ms ana ware
houses e Messrs. Ames Dsollte, Abby, Penhed and
others.
The schooner Arabia towed away BY steamer, and
although burnt Ia tie rigging viii BE- saved
There IS 10 estimating he loss yet II must be very
heavy. ,,.,.
from Their homes and places 81 business.
THIRD DISPATCH
The fire has extended spsee Of about 9 acres
Every Fill north Of Bridge St. viz Ftzhugh Doo.tes,
Pepfeds W,mans &e-i was burnt also, Anes Hal )
Elevators Nearly 2c0 dwellings and stores are also IN
ruirs The section Of the town consumed l. bounded on
the west by tie River, The south by Brldgest on the
east BY Sxihst and the north by the tori Grounds
The only property saved within these lhits IS kAndAi
Tevaicr The Second Methodist Church and h1fa dozen
dweuc. The loss Is not less than one million and bali
nclgd. goods store There were over 'V'Vye bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
from Washington.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, JAY 5 1853
LENT To,tep formerly Ancer OF the steamer ten
pessee having been ordered by the Navy Depart
melt Will not resume command OF Pacific Alal Ste sner
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has decided 10 send
lis three steamers now building direct to Australia whence
they will take their place the line between Australia
and Panama instead Of joining the San Frsncisco line.
TIE President having decided 10 accept the invitation 70
attend the opening Il the CrystA FNacr VIII 7aVe Tor
New York on Monday next
senior Sarranzar has asked an audience and viii NOR
row leave # tie President, when It Is presumed Cen
eral Amonte will be presented
h STR appears under It's new au.pic7a this evening
T. s,,s m. steamers Princeton and Fulton aud soJp-Of
Decatur, tie two former nov hunS our Tor SEA az
rroc.ed 10 Portsmouth n. H. Navy Yard 10 await IN
notions 20 sal f. the fishing grounds
1h President has approved 81 Capt hegs plan FOR an
aou4duot 10 supply Washington and Georgetown with
water The squed1ct TO BE- larger than at hrs proPos
and capable OF supplying l0O0l0O0J gallons per day lie
work will be prosecuted with vgor.
Hon George Briggs 20 day hned $50 and costs, for
striking L. srIuAster General Hubbard lsst winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
From RIO JaBeiro.

BALu dORE, Iaesday July 5. 1888
The bark Delawarsn has arrived At TINS port with Rio
Janeiro dates Ia the 10th May. Sailed in company with
sLp 1hou Walton Lyle or Philadelphia Left in port,
bark Caharne Augua from New York Put in for airs
y p Ozark repaired ana TO sail The nth brig william
Price frf n Philadelphia repairing 10 sail 18th bark Emily
from Thilade pha waiting freight bark Canton from New
YORK rtp.Dg; bark Brunette nom New Ork discharg
ng ship Grey Eagle from Philtdelpht dischargng.
We have no NAL from The South ~ night
The extensive Tabaceo Mandatory Of James Thonls,
az Eie nond covering bali square vas destroyed ny IRE
on saturday night. Loss estimated At s-00oo Insured
Tor $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

We have three weeks later intelligence from Liberia,
the details Of which we publish at length, in another
part Of this mornings paper The rsey description Of
President Robertss expedition against the maraudng
Chief Boombo, given by Of the party, will be read
with interest. The expedition returned, as we have
been before advised, with complete success Boomoo
was taken prisoner-bas been tried before the ciVn
tribunal and sentenced to two years imprsonment-a
penalty which the black savage appears to regard Is
especiallY irksOme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
ralnI Cn.e odd shoolins-Boy Drowned.

little boy named John tit-, living a. Beverly :. Us =
few nj - above this, shot yesterday by young
COM ecied with rowdy gang from here, and died this
morning
boat containing four boys went Paramount d Am
this aftern )on ana one Cf the parry drOgued
Tie ; steamer san JacinfO from the Mediterranean,
arrived at cur Navy Yard this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06


"when madeleine well recommends by ssSssai pesase
citizens ofLANes Sei"sn h'ss 500 ' g Ss5
We unh-auugy recommend them oursef because
here % to the point Itse hhefs are pttca'y
We fenr aqaantances taking them
syd My ene6es she:ts rnIhs,.'n Of .1S S S
he p,vsihns ,Pdew' the clio e'S should " '' i p & re
Fol "a BY des in med nss s,eryTbere s..,,
ton a. Wm Havlaud keee Co No 80 Ha9sla3s
Retail h g Rs 'GIn' s1e sf ana and BY fsPec DEAL
ers evepwher
r7- Isv,ooRArxo CORprAL-PRor MORss's INyIe-
os.Iiss TlxrE ON CoRDALThe eighth wonder the Botanic
world ouRr or NERVOUS plsrAsrs
can convey an adequate des the immediate and A.
most nirscuous change which oe,ons 20 'ae a = Ssu'.ed
and shattered nervous system NOssei s 49,,
ssuon breed I,'ss s S r ppeb 1 sps %
bns,ce The seopus uemblrg victim depression a.a debility -
COM iS xS previously gloom ao apathy
becomes bright tuoy active ard he goes form res. re
Eds NE saset the onuar The eef is reau5
nd restore normal Condition Well may tae pe As'n DC
called the .,o,v,, WANDER
Of the Nineteenth Cenu IL ~ ss ne M s'enS men ~ tn 90
have DO eAS'sn sriNutANr THAT ENTAILS Sr.oriov.
I frce IA never expended the with OPIUM sco1ouc
prepason other exAhis The eteet OF as:9 tiie 80
a. may zen % S aG s f But the c1harnt without
spop he nerves mind and the entire oFsaa.4'oa
sREAr NtoIeSE tok . tsNALs' T., Al ,,-r,,,,,.,
e,eios the annals q medicine I1ol-
been invented-thcusands Of nyigoats
sonsd- All purportg be speches IN the 'os diseases al
~ hich Tie conformation Of woman render her
qbe rsut has heretofore been uniform These nsIuIs have
noneutsry vacy 20 the nervous system iran
.ssn and aeuye veor muscles bot THIS hro Tee has
hen by depesso and pr0straon greater than before
and The end utterly 60 paayse the recuperaVe
power he Vital organization and finally to destroy
he uhspIy patient bu IN ,,x..
N the uSteT nedca haeto ue3ru
n " pISe epe Assent the United States No l9s Broadway
NsxYc Sold Drug generally throughout the nted Saes
ls pp IN riu bottles with the words p Nlrss llsori4g
Co55 blown in the PToe - per bottle bottles = FIVE
hotties iCr = and 80 pr eostn
n r. Inrctart sdyice accompanying each bore
20 Liver Complaint. of ten years standing cured
~ se use Of only two OF Dr. ALASes CELkasArED LIVES
~ tne Nv NEW-loRK. August 1872
~ % . that having been afflicted with Liver compaet
80 xe and after tired nearly every known re ny with
last induced 70 ny pf ALANEs kLt-
TvTE Plus epd sicr only two hoxesw perfectly
n.a ou tale pleasure reconendng them % TIE paolc a.
de Liver or gsnerl Ri ous PHI ever oeF9S 70 tue paoe
'De wv -' MRSANNA MALoNA, No ~ hivlngtontt
DIR MLAsEs CELEBRATED LIVES Pulls also MS Lfeai e..
ufnse Destroyer now be hsd a. 81 ''s
Stores in this City. =. - -. -. h., n
MI1Srs fLLS There other Ps paTp'Tess 70 %
Pills, before the public
~ Whatever advantages can be offered by any Adj
.sDs concern Union can offer Al Long experience
~, dealing number and responsibility Of papers prohpn N
~" No. i02 st. corner OF An
The Democrats Of the lid Dsiric. Of Mississippi have
$3.50 Mo;o, Parry for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
F,tep.ive Robbery az Portland.

PORTLAND Re, T4eslay jay 5, Id
During the exhibition 81 fireworks hefs Jas, evening, the
swery store Of Lushmsn & Hobbs sas broken int and
iriputd Of is contents Of the value OF 700 u $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

Mr. W d. WALLACE this morning announces in our
advertising columns that in conjunction with Mr.. WV ii
UorE has purchased The ErsnIn star of ashngton
ard will continue it daily evening paper. As Mr..
Waach has for some time served The Tribune in the ca
pacity Of sshiDgton correspondent able 70 bear
testimony to his eminent ability journalist and his thor
ough acquaintance with the politics and politicians of the
country The ErHing Star will be independent paper,
favoring the Administration in It's politics, but, doubt
not an enemy corruption and public plumber We cor
oslly wish its editors success Let them be nobody 5
organ but their own and though they may have many
lard battle TO fehi they will rare and envisbe
position among the papers Of Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

ALoAff- Ilesiay July l5e)
The Canal toll fOrtbe fourth week OF June slyi
sosB the corresponding week Of last year
Of sllOO The increase far this amounts 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
PafoI Railroad Accident, &c.

sYRACl 81, Tgesdsy, JAY 1883
The cars ran over near h'rkvl- yesterday mora
inn up.etting the locomotive and instantly killing The ire
men, " ho-e tame ~ have not ascertAinsd.
Hon Daniel ) Dickinson delivered tine Grafton here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
Aesu:21ork OaiIp Grihuale.
WEDNESDAY, JULY G. 1853.

w,nnT The Tv> le Il thef residences Places
Of 6uess viii peas their the Publication Oc
end hIs1sh the Post-Oee Price IA eenh vestPsyahe
O the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
To cnRRrSPOYDENrS

notsoe taken Of Communicates "hasse
Intended be authenticated by the
address ofthe necessarily for publication, but saG
Of his rood faith.
We cannot Undertake Teturn rejected ConmuniestoaE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
Steamship United states, &c.

The steamship United States sailed to-day o- swfork
The weather here is very tine, and the city continues
hsalshv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

terrible fire occurred yesterday in O'"ego' de-
stroyng all the city the east side OF the rver Sew
eral large Touring mills were burned and hundreds OIL
people turned out Of doors and out of business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

late news from Rio Janero and the Cape Of Good
Hope is given in our telegraphie columns. Ihefe Is
nothing important, however, from either point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
II SEE THIRD PAGE. IL

The America, due at Halifax, and the Hermann, due
at this port had not been heard from when paper
went 70 press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
Nor.arrlrel Of the America.

HALIFAX. Weonesdsy July e-li A "
There arr 10 signs OF the steamer America up to the
r-e..rr -ps1pept She Is now in her eleventh day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
FROM AUX Caye.-Dealh OF ex.Jndge Putaam.

y
Tie schooner Creole arrived here yesterday from Aux
Cayes June r. reports very scky At that place The
Creole Captain by yellow fever few days before
she left Little 10 Coffee could be had AZ Aux Cages
and the crop was nearly exhausted Logwood had al
ysIced 50 q cent commanding $40 per tun spanish, on
board American provisions were IN good supply.
Ia Judge Putnam, ~ the Supreme Court, died AZ Som
eryie Cd saturday He va. -j years Of sge.
The brig Planet arrived At salem yesterliy from Port
Broya Cape de- VERDI june { Left there 1 ship Mari
on aniyed Sd June, Visiting order, ) brig Bunbudge
was oru,rg amoug the Islands The I. brig Perry
20 sail for Madeira in few days The bark Theoy@na
IRON New York Tor Australia in port % sail next ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

President Pierce has accepted the invitation TO be
present at toe opening Of the Crystal Palace and will
leave for this City or Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

We give on another page very full ace QUITS OF the
Celebration Of the 4th Of July here aud elsewhere,
with al the incidents the riot in Hudson st., &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

The Democrats of the lid Dsiric; Of Mississippi have
nominated Major Berry fer Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06


The bark Sprins box, from Cape Town. {. q. II May
10Th arrived here this evening She reports the ship SAM
from Manila for New ork before reported put in IN DIS
tres was putting in new toremast aud fishing the main.
m IT will sail about May 22d The tAneu Hail with Gov
emmett coal bad discharged and would SAL or Calcutta
on the ls'h Bark Fremont, for Boston June lst At ST.
SmoDs Bay bark Plank, from New York for Australia,
nut in leaking badly and would be condemned
At ~ Helena MAY 80, ship Severn, from Canton for
New York to sa next dsy. Bark Maid OF Orleans. from
Manila al the Fejee Islands tor Boston next week.
From Cape Town papers We learn that the CONSTITUTION
Of the Cape had been promulgated II gives equal rights
H. al casses aud coiOrs There Is tO be Legislative
Council ana House of Assembly composed OF resident
Coo1s end elected by the people but no "a" can hlo
force without the sanction the Queen The Cape Town
Md .ays that his Constitution restores liberty to the
The bark Cieeiong from Adelaide for London with 30.
COO ounces of gold put into Cape Town May -th.
The screw steamer Melbourne, from Adelaide March .
and Kin Georges Sound April B. for London put Into the
Cape May 10, wi1h 100000 ouuc'so gold
The country appears be IN quiet state, except from
,bt acton Of bodes di,amed Caes, who, by tho result
of H. war are dpos,essed of their lands and
derug about the country in state Of extreme poverty
sometimes stealing cattle frsm sheer desperation and
HE L. S steamer Powhaian OF the Japan expedition,
sailed from Table Bay April 80 for 'uritns
The hip Sterling. from Sumatra arrived in Itbo Bay
MAY 3, and SAILED the 9Th for Gibraltar.
The news from Melbourne il not So late tina. via Pa
mama but from Adelaide IL is later and contains par
tcuars not published by that srriva The Attaib Wax
N Di.yath of March 10, Gays three more great mug
pes had been found in the Canadian gully, weighed
, short OF - lbs another 20 lbs aud thu third 40 o.
In the Capaoian gully Of the holes were down .
feet whileItw dlggings were being discovered.
The heretofore famous Oven Dggngs were AT discount
many leaving and but lev arriving.
1He New south sl,s Legislature had passed act for
the regulation OF the gold helds stringent that the
su had been TO dgus miners and 20 put stop to many
o. gings alt geiher.
There was no change in market quotations except for
lumber which was rapidly ncrei siog IN price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

mt of NJ SINGER the OF Centre and ffanf
la HewYork devoted xcuvey 70 he manufacturers OF thef
sts isoOpete and pees IN every respect
n operated akhf wokLon aud the
& n he PRODUCTION Sewing Machines perfect 10 iuecanal
b'v Admirable Th'se uneIua ed Ms
in arc constantly exhibited end sold the office NO 5 Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
81 noMel Complanls are yery prevaIent. and tl

~ Bowel Complaints are yer! pfe'dleht' ana 'uo
s rms snope the poor yey great but he can be re W nn
dss, Ano ent, cw hous by the use me Ne <
Family Co.'S Nj gc CORDIAL TO be bad az her once no ~
pr, ooo 70 broadway. - cents bottle IN aci he
C,npat sarsntee cure Mr. ; Harrison Of No lH Centres
10 yioepy on sunday. Church hat with difficulty
he 90 home Bui ave home be TOOK ooe dose OF tn Mag
ic Cood dropped asleep ana when he a"oAe was e ioe'
-. La1l nnerI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

~ Whatever advantages can be offered oy any Ad.
ps concern In Union can offer Long experience
ssir dealing number and liability Of papers popn e
's w VI MCDosALp, No l02 Nassau st. corner o. Am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

Ivo.,s KArgAmoS This invaluable article, for
sr,sisatng DaDdrra curling. besufyins "a o. h.5 -
-. y, ~ he best We shnud thiuk e adlt
-, fyy Il certainly. Prce "a oents 10 e bottles Sold BY al
...In v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

"a Attention is directed to an advertisement ~
eon, AZ valuable Timber Territory 20 be disposed Of at
snor on 1fh July next susted WITHIN sb'a thiy - oy
.s .,sius from York.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24
THE MEETING

Last night was very fully attended. After
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Mccoy, Mr.. Lennon fa-
vored the audience with a sensible, practical
speech, otter which DR.. Morton delivered the
address published in to.day's paper. Rev. Mr..
Dimes, by request, made some appropriate re-
marks, in which he very distinctly gave the
public to understand that he was heart and hand
with the " Hannibal City Liquor Law Reform
Association" He was followed in some re-
marks by Rev. G.. S. Weaver, of st. Louis, and
Rev. Mr.. Phillips, Of this city, the latter of
whom very properly stated enphaticaly that
the "Maine Liquor Law" was question not
now before the people Of this city, but per-
fsotly distinct issue-viz: Whether the citizens
Of Hannibal will use the power conferred on
them by the Legislature, enabling them, when
they see proper, to prohibit entirely the sale of
intoxicating liquors within the city limits. This
question has nothing at all to do with any kind
of State prOhibitory law question. This is the
distinct position assumed by the Association.
The Association then adjourned, to meet next
Tuesday night in the Christian Church, to hear
addresses from persons to be appointed by the
President.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24
WHAT Is THE ISSUE

A vigorous effort is being made to force the
Liquor Law Reform Association" of this city
to carry the Maine Liquor Law, with oil its
leAden weight Of prejudices, through the coming
local contest. One question at time is enough
when only one question can be affected by vOt-
ing. Many who belong to the Association have
not made up their minds upon the subject of
the Maine Liquor Law, and some are in doubt
about the propriety of any State prchibitOry law
at all but no member doubts the right Of the
city to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors
within the city limits. The power is expressly
granted in our charter. To substitute ficti-
tOus question for the real one to substitute fog
for sunshine, doubt for certainty, constitutes the
lodging system Of tactics reSOrted to for the
purpose Of defeating the objects of the Asss-
citation.
DR.. Morton, the President Of the Associa-
ten, has exactly laid down and marked out the
position occupied by the Association. No for
eign question will be permitted to Ostle the true
issue off the track.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

AZ The Chtckn Por broke out in Columbia,
and SO frightened Judge Hall, of the Circuit
Court, that, the Statesman says, he "tOOk to his
Judicial heels and, Overcharged with fright and
hOrrid visions of pustulOs and pimples, van
ished into thin air. leaving lawyers, sherffs,
clerks, juries, and parties ltigant, those in Jail
and ont Of Jail, to take care Of themselves. In
credible as it may appear, he adjourned the court
till February next"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

Rrv. G. S. WEAVER will preach al the City
Hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
oath and 25th inst. Subject on Wednesday
evening: "The Rich Man and Lazarus !" on
Thursday evening: 1.-THE Presence of the
Lord" from the text" Who shall be punished
with everlasting destruction from the presence
of the Lord and the glory of his pOwer"-2
Thess. i. 8.
The public generally are invited to attend.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

"Vox PoPULr."-We find an interesting
communication over this signature in yester-
days Tri-Weekly Messenger, accompanied by
an excellent article from the Louisiana Record.
We would publish both in this number of our
weekly, but have not now room. They will
appear in our next number.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

IL The Columbia Statesman says that last
week negro, entirely naked, made an attempt
to violate the person of daughter of respect.
able citizen of Boone county. She made sue
cesSrul resistance until assistance approached,
when the negro ran off. Hiram, negro be-
longing to Maj. Edward Young, has been ar
rested.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

APPEARANCE OF COMET. - A comet, of
large magnitude, quite bright, with body and
tail Of unusual size, appeared last evening, a
little after dark, about ten degrees above the
horizon, in north-westerly direction.
GSt. Louis Intel, ODD.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

IL The BOOnvile Observer is informed that
what we said about the BOOnville Mayor and
the Printers Association was not intended to
" encourage any unpleasantneSS among neigh
bOrs." Can't you take joke, you crab-apple2