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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

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syJPERTrTENDUNrS OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE,
- 1853 The public respectfully nfored
hAt Oh. rye Palace is open every day snodsys
Srsod between he hours OF 10 O'clock, A. n and 10
O'Clock, p NJ. until further notice
stnge sdmfsBioh ~ ~
Children ppd rte lvt yess Of ago. ...........O 70
w.skiy Tickets from Mea5sy " SAtur 3ay) 20
kSpthfy pchets zach calendar ,ntc). %
Tickets at the ontrnn TO the Crystal
PeIsee at the store Of William Hall Son. No.
JDBr M BsTCHRLDgR
Secretary Of the Superintendent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

PURCHASE OF GOLD MINES IN VrRGINIA-I
Is stated that John N. Wyckof, president OF
the Hanover Fire Insurance Company of New
York, and Z, q. Gardiner. Esq. inventor and
patentee of the celebrated quartz crusher and
ANA gamator bearing his name, have recently
purchased a farm in Fauqnier Co. Va, of 500
acres, having upon it one of the richest gold
mines in this State. There have already becu
traced out thirteen distinct aud separate veins
oil quartz upon the farm, either of which will
measure two and a half miles in running ex
tent. From one of these veins, which meas
ures from fifteen to twenty feet in width al the
surface of the ground, twelve bushels of ore
vas lately taken out and brought TO n. York
and on Tuesday last, the same was pulverized
and amalgamated, IN the presence Of a numher
OF gentlemen. The result yielded Ss2 so in
fne gold.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

FEMALE SoCIETy.-Some writer has verv
eloquently said that there is nothing underheav
ems delicious as the possession of pure. fresh Inn
mutable affection. The most felicitous move.
ment of mans life. the ecs,atic of all emotions B.
sympathies,i is that in which he receives am avow
al OF affection from the idol of his heart. TIL,
springs of feeling, when, in their useful purity
are fountains of unsealed and gushing tender
ness-the spell of future years, and undyinp
memory. Nothing in life is so pure and devote1
as a woman's love. 1t matters not whether !,
be for husband. or child, or brother, it is the
same pure unquenctable flame, The same con
stant and immaculte glow of feeling whose
undeniable touch.stone is trial. Do but o;ve
her one token oflove, one kind word. one ean
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

An OMNIBUS IScrpENr.-Mr. WIFE.
the following aneedote of a young l,J. 'e'ales
Came from the country TO New YorL Win
attend the late celebration: - ''y 10
Let Us tell a lutte Instance of co.,. -
one ofthese country ladies " hicl, W. .s' n
The other day in an Omnibus. She messed
cessiseIy pretty and in her mouth. tho es.
pies at the corners of which were So Jo YIN.
so turned in like inverted commas. IL, ? and
lips looked "A quotation. she carried ,ba Der
sixpence doomed to pass from the war, 'aled
OF that rosy pressure to the cold chan. Ups
on top. Arriving opposite the Tabero5
she pulled the string, took the piece Of az
from her mouth, and gaveit TO von, .''er
sitting opposite. He received il politaIss 'aa
as ~tbe,omnIhus " as a minute or two in !-9ut
to a stand sill, she had time 10 osse,,a ',hg
he a%uminngly placed The moist six penre u. ,a't
in bis own lips, and took a less mao,, %so,
one from his own pocket to throw 5w,'F
he driver. NY Oh
There was a suppressed smile amooc =
other passengers, but the lady was NOT . n as
compllmented SO promiscuously. I'M ,r.'13ts
you for my slxpence, sir! she said. bolJ."e
Out her hand with its green 'mitt,' and. ,sca;l5
ing the money between thumb and fnos,
she would take a cockroach from a pot Of IN j, )
malade, she passed it up herself end lo'Fa1
round rehukingly as she Went out on those =
us Who had the impertinerce to smile. Naa
we commend this young lady to the ponia,
ting committee of the Ohio Convention f., ~
Rights Of Woman; and if she will send us IN,
name we viii see that it is opportunity Iaprcb
ed on some tenth wave Of tho present ri,ar
foo Of the sovereignty of woman" -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30
A MAGNIFICENT ScnEME.-We learn tina

A MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.-We learn that
a distinguished gentleman OF Georgia, who re.
Gently visited Europe, has succeeded in organ
'z'ng a company, with "A capital of ten millions
sterling, for the purpose of establishing a more
dlrect route OF transportation thence between
New York. San Francisco and China. The
object ofIhe company is To construct a rail.
road direct from Savannah to Pensacola, Mo
lille and New Orleans, and another road from
the Gulfto the Pacific. The connections o.
the Atlantic. the Gulf and Pacific, are to be
made with first class steamers-,he time be
tween San Francisco and New York to be re-
lduced to, from fiji cen 10 eighteen days. We
have no reason to dc ubt eitier the Organization
OF the company, or the pr cticabiIity of the
scheme -Sauanaah Courier, 21st.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

Willm.r and Smiths Liverpool Times con
'ains an elaborate article upon the l"ri2htful in.
crease IN England of the horrId crime of infan-
tlclde, and strongly urges the establishment OF
t"undlIng hospitals as means of preventing its
so frequent recurrence. Death and transpor
tatlon, il says, has in no way checked the uni.
versatility of the murders Of children of sham.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30
FARE BETWEEN MONTREAL AND N. YORK -

FARE BETWEEN MONTREAL AND n. YORK -
The fare between Montreal and New York.
via the Washington and Saratoga railroad, has
been reduced 10 SO, and passengers by this
route are taken from Montreal To Boston, via
Sronlngton, for s., having half a day IN New
York to visit the Crystal Palace, and are then
landed in Boston nearly as soon as those who
60 direct. Under this arrangement the receipts
of thc road for the first fifteen DAYS of August
show an increase of 50, 231 over the same time
last year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

COPPER IN NELso> County. VA.-We
have just seen some rich specimens of Copper
ore, which have been recently taken from a
IN ne in Nelson County in thi State, owned bv
Dr.. Grasty, Of Orange. and IA Mr. Allen. The
mime Is sad 70 be situated on the secondary
range Of the Blue Ridge Mountains, near
tie h al Of Rockfsh valley-an opening some
fifteen feet deep, aud eight across the vein has
already been made. The ore is composed of
blue and red oxid, and yellow sulphurett Of
copper. Judging from the quality of he ore
and DR.. Grasty's unriring energy, who we un-
derstand has the control OF this prope ty, We
should not he surprised to hear the crashing OF
stamps and the shlrieking Of the steam engine
al these mines In less than twelve months
Success TO the enterprise charlottesville def
frS0aiun.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

The remark was once made to Moore, the
poet, that it was supposed his verses slipped
off his tongue as ifby magic, and a passage of
great ease was quoted. why, SIR" Moore
replied, 'that line cost me hours, DAYS and
weeks OF attrition before it would come"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

We were much pleased to hear by a letter
received yesterday, that Robert G. Scott, Esq,
the American Consul, accompanied by his
son. arrived at Rio on the 18th July, in twenty
days and eight hours from n. York, in good
health and after a very agreeable passage. The
steamer Uncle Sam made an unprecedented
quick trip.-Eaguirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

The r.. hmond Times says the shin plaster
concern in Washington. called the Washington
Bank. mot the Bank Of Washington has ex
pioded. We arc not advised as 10 wheiher
the assets have been committed to the care ti
trustees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

Mr.. Waldo. who has been nominated 10y
he Wings as a Candidate for Governor In Cal
lorna, was born ~ Western Virgiria-AGer-
wards rrmov. d to Missouri-~ hence, IN 1s49.
he v ent 10y land 10 California
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

OLE N-From the Stabe OF K. I zoS
mnli"c, on The light Of tho 23rd August, IN
d Sinali stan IN his face ore fore, and one hind 1901
white as high as the pasture joint, and both slightly
SCARED from having the hair taken ofby 81 Johns weed,
some collar marks in his main. and a recent saddle gan
bered
"A LIBERAL reward will be given to my ono who W"
return the horse, or secure him so that | get him.
JOHN Nj. HUMPHREYS, =
aug 3o-dSclt" Greenville, Augusta Co, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

.Hnmr 81 IS - i Fs eH
.denc- 90 on country. ilow could tn, uls
nnde stiul he m a,s 50 powerful t. aeeam
pli.l the end 7 How. knowing the dangers
that menace Us. and seeing hem so near. can
they TAIL To appeal to a way so ofieaeious in
assisting us i'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

GREAT BRITAIN AND CuBt.-An official cor
respondence Is published IN the English papers,
between Lord John Russell and Minister
Champion, respecting the proposition for tri-
paftlte treaty, in order 10 guarantee to Spain
the continued possession ofthc Island Of Cuba
The answer oil Mr.. Everett, the late Secelary
al State, to the extraordinary proposition on
the part of England and France, forms the
chief theme Of Lord Johns comments, Mr..
E. II will be recollected, declared that the
United States would not sec Will Indifference
The Island of Cha fall into the possession OF
any other European government than Spain
BY way Of response, Lord John, while admit
ting the light OF this country 10 reject the pro.
posal. pointedly observes that. 'Gredt Britain
must at once resume her enfire liberty. and,
~pon any occas'on that may rail tor ii, be FREE
to act, either s'ngy or m con5unctiOn uiM othe,
poucrS, as to her may seem tit"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

The Wings of Pennsylvania have nomina
ted Thos. A. Budd. of Philadelphia, for the
unexpired term ofthe Supreme Court made
vacant by the death Of Judge Gibson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

Prof Henry 81. George Tucker. Of the I'M
verslty. in this State. is about TO publish a
History OF the United States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

''c COX. even if II be amid desola,ion -
the feeling rt5atfdlhful heart MI
as d Tor ent, Ia despite OF earthly bon, "a,
cenary lle.-Heing. Vi en-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

SPAIN AND MExIco-TN Proposed alliance.
Several of the Journals in Mexico take de
cided ground in favor of the proposed alliance
between Mexico and Spain, with the object of
mutual defence. Several others ridicule i, az
absurd ,inasmuch as Spain mas not The ability TO
protect. The Universal, which is said to be
the official organ of the Mexican Government,
contains tw o long articles in favor of he meas.
ure. One Of them concludes thus:
"The rapacious views ofthe Republic of the
North upon the Island of Cuba are well known.
and il rs the indisputahle determination also of
Spain to defend this valuable colony. For
Spain the preservation of the Island of Cuba
against the United States is a question of in
teres' and honor, and this is so clear and well
known that it would be a waste oftime to de.
monstrate it.
"Now, what would be the Island of Cuba
II our country fell into the possession of the
Republic of the North? Spain would FIGHT
with valor to defend it. She would shed tor
rents ofblood upon its soil. But who would
doubt the final result placed as Spain is so dis
tant from the scene of action.
Heretofore We have said, and now repeat
l:-The loss of our Independence would be
Tor Spain the loss OF the Island of Cuba. So.
likewise, the loss of the Island of Cuba would
be the loss of independence for US If apy one
is so simple thai he cannot perceive this comb.
nation SO plain, for him We do not write. be
cause he can comprehend nothing.
IF, then, this community of interest is such,
and so strong, not only of interests, hut also Of
dangers. between Mexico and Snain the advan
,age as well as the necessity of an alliance be.
tween the two nations is most evident and be
You'd doubt. Therefore. to procure this ALI
ance' will not only be for our government q
wise measure, but it is one absolutely necessa
ry, which In no way can be avoided. The ex
ecuuve have taken upon their shoulders tn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

Fanny Ferns late husband Mr. harrington,
lives in Chicago, ard recently got a divorce
from hcr.-hilyaukcc Noes.
Il is stated in the RI hmond Enquirer that
a New York Company hive purchased he
Coal fields near Mount Scion, in Augusta
county, Va.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAu.RoAp.-Receints for
July 1853. Whole amount. 1924, 3OS 32.-
Freight 1881 90. Passengers, mail and ex
press, $I1,7S6 33.
DEGREE CONFERENCE.-The honorary degree
oil lii. ID. was conferred on Franklin Pierce
by the Norwich University, Vermont, at lis late
commencement. General Fierce is one of the
trustees of the University.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

f.55K ovr rae HoRsr TateRfs-ffsf 'en'
notices have appeared of Iafe particularly 10
..r# Ves,ern exchanges. of stolen nor-es. ana
inlinaling the probable existence OF an ryan
;ze1 hand oI horse thieves in that section oil the
st,te. 1t will be seen in our advertising CO
l1nns to-day, that another theft has been com
United in Augusta county. The rogue was
Traced. it is thought to Whites GAP in this di
@recrion. The public should he cautious IN pnr-
cha ing horses from Strangers. and 1t Is hoped
that, should any of the thiesing 'conndrels
visit our city, they will not escape the active
vigilance of our police.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

TuE MOTHER oF ViCToRIA.-Tbe Duchess
of KEN is at Frogfnore. which Is an extensive
cottage oyaee in Windsor Park, once inhabited
BY O lecn Charlotte. Of snpfy memory, who
has teen immortalized by Byron as
IA ugly. bad Cd wompn.'
Tie Duchess. as mother To our Queen, is
provided for by The public. She has an annu
al allowance of 5e33, 900. besides sundry resi-
dences rent free. The curious part OF the
matter is thar, while her daughter as hefress
presnmrtive to the crown. (Which vas a posi-
ton involving some expense. the Duchess had
eco. 900 a year; but when Victoria became
Queen. Iessening her mamma outlay, the OBJ
seqnioGs Melbourne ministry got Parliament to
raiseit 10 S32.000-thus showing thai the less
she had to spend the more she must receive!
Ii vas whispered at the time that Lord Mel
bourne wished 10 become third husband to
the Duchess who was then aged 81. Nothing
came of it, and the lady, now in her 6sth
year. is not likely to change her condition.
She has been a fine woman, with dark eyes
and hair, but is now very stout and laiby-
known wherever she drives by the immense
quantity Of rouge with which she hedani,s hen
cheeks.-Loadoa Corrcsponde1tN J Sunday
Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-30

eondtion-tfiof. are few now TO be found whe
table TO us pr~ojectors-and ciediiable 10 the
country. And yet, splendid and enchanting as
il is present effect. new contributions are be.
ing daily made. aud IL vii probably be two or
three weeks before IL will have reached It's ne
Plus ultra Of perfcciness.
The city is crowded with strangers. Atihe
St. Nicholas. where | am staying, there are
eight hundred guests. The weather is de-
%lightiul, and the health of the city quite as
good, | am told, AS usual | could give you no
news which would mol be anticipated 10y the
telegraph Or the newspapers. Several of your
leading merchants are already here. looking
a,ound for their Fall supplies. j. Med.
WAsnSGroN Irgms.-The New York
Courier Inns iron a friend at Washington the
following information. -
'The Pacific Rail oad will not lie a Govern
ment measure. The President SAYS he never
meant TO countensnce any assertion that he
should recommend the assumption ofthe work
by Congress, though he has not committed
himself against aiding the Staies or a Company
chartered by the States interested, which may
undertake the enterprise, by grants of land or
by money
The administration Is adopting means for
securing The Sandwich Islands as a station for
our Mail aud Trading Ships in the commerce
about to be opened with China end japan"
The following additional item Is given by
Zeke, the Home Correspondent oflhe Repub-
lie;
The President is now Understood t. la We
positively decided mol 10 keep his original in.
iention Of appointing Mr.. Dix to the French
mission. Hon. +. b Cutting. OF New York, a
distinguished lawyer, aud a member eject to
the next Congress, is spoken OF Ior the place,
and is quite likely to secure it. He was in
Washington "A few DAYS since, had a confer
ence with The President on Tuesday last. and
left the same evening for New York. He is
understood 10 havo animated that he will ac-
cept the appointment il rendered; but am moi
able to vouch for the hitter statement. The
Cabinet had a meeting 10. day but, as Mr.. Mar
cy did mol attend it is moi likely thatthe mission
In question was subject of discussion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
A YERs CHERRY PICTORIAL for the

IA core Of Courhs Gods HoarseneSs, B-o1chts Waoop
inz Co1Eh Cruup. Asthma md Ccns1 tion aAay yAs
OF irs Instead Of izoearss me pahie eoaisce y. n
MEDICINE has for !, ayp-eclloa AMI rooristy %
sr exceeding the expectations OF rs w "A -
SotLIr II Is virtues aud Tie a. n saoi- oeoe
IT conferred Thousands o. sufferers could o. sinA ed
remedies tnrus. uron tie community have ted aud been
ciscsfcsd this has gained friends By eyerJ tS
benefits the Gfctei sy rever ioxSe ana p1oa1oeH
crrfs tee and too rnAr<able - ~ trSOsIeh
Nki!e L f.rd - 80 pe - Pretend tAst any one
necicre Will iufaEblv sl there . 15sncS1t pfOO
ttat the CHERRY PICTORIAL does not oay "a ssns'..
tnirE but almost invariably care the nlalaes os SlS9 Il
Is ploye6.
A. tre makes these sc wider sni better known this
ciene has g-ud-ay tccOe the best reliance Of the Al
tictsd from tie cabin Of the American Peasant % ne
palaces Of European hn.s Tlr5ulhogt tbs entire cpun
nv SSte city. AID inleed almost every ham e 10
contains. CHERRY PICTORIAL Is Known a. the best
remedy for diseases Of The Throat and Lungs sna IN
many foren countries is coming to be ektsas,Ve used
BY tier uost intelligent physicilns- In OSe3t Britain
trsrce ard Germany where the mtteal s,is1ces havs
reached tier highest perfection. CHERRY FEC lbhAL
s introduced and n constant the armies hospitals
aims houses public inltuous AID in nestle practice
ssthe surCs remedy their attending Physs can employ
for the dangerous A4ections Gt tie Longs Also IN
rider and oF children Il IS SAFE pleasant and eec
tral 20 In fact Of the most iatterins teso
nas receive Rave been from pseats who have found 1t
effcccous particularly incidental to childhood
The CHERRY PECTORAL Is manufactured BY pTac-
teal Chemist ard every eft under bis eve with
nvsrsbe accuFacyGnd care. IL Is sealed and protected oy
law from counterfeit; consequently can De relied on As seua-
I'VE have erSeSTored h,re 10 furnish he community with
medicine Of such intrinsic superiority and ~orth should
Commend itself iheir confidence remedy AZ once Saie
speedy ard eectua which As has by repeated and count
sstr;als proved Itself 70 be- and trust by great
pairing with ehemss accuracy Of uniform strength 70
aAord physicians agent which they RELY for
tie best results ard the AFFLICTED with remedy that wi do
for them all that medicine can 10. - . .
Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AVER, PrActies and
Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Sold BY al Druggists
and Dealers Z Mfe.glue everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
Lee AND TIE WEArHEn.-A more calamit.

Ice AND THE WEATHER.-A more calamit-
ous change Of weather. far the ice bosne coocsrsed
probably never occurred than tat Of Wednesday night
On Tuesday the prospect Of IN excellent hsfveS wo
good could be desired and Thousands Of men ana nofe
engaged theoretically IN the work we neva as
kper aed for opersons than o. the ponds
and great bcsir<a was done Wednesdsy Ingrssnas
nesdsy OF tina week the rsn Of he three foowns
dsys las sn end 70 WORK for ne present. pot os
the 1ason. tD ~
~. There have been several celebrations
Of he Birth day Of Thomas Pune this year u the principal
cifles
~ Messrs. Brown and Borden have sue
eetS-d Nesss sherman and Hrs In Tho ysb,cssieu Of
ne Tre.foz IN. j. State Gazetfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
TyCFI sJOR LJNE-FOR AUSTRALIA

IL The SPLENDID New -York-bult clipper ship PANA
MA Capt Dearborn lying at Pier No Ia East RIVER I'M
immediate di,psich tor Melbourne, direct This Ayonte
clipper has never been beaten and has made some OF the
most rmarkabe passages on record having TO Auer
IN days and made the from Canton 10
New.York in eighty days. The Panama was built IN
ihis CITY by w II Webb expressly for the China trade
Tc, balance Of freight or passage cabin apply to
RUSSELL NORTON, No. 81 Od-siP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
INDEPENDENT LINE.-Through Tickets

4 for California via Aspinwsn aud Panama. The new
and splendid steamship UNCLE SAM, 2ooo tuns w A.
Mills Commander win leave Newly oTk for Aspinwal on
Saturday, Feb 10 ct P. NJ precisely, from Pier No s.
North River. The performance Of this steamer on her
first and second warrants the assurance ust the
pas.sngers viii reach Aspiaw all IL from to DAYS where
sbe viii connect with the and splendid seAnship
SIERRA NEVADA. 200 tuns, J. ID. Wilson, Commander
which will be In readiness Panama 20 receive the pasen
gers of the Uncle Sam and sail Immediately for Ss Fran
CISCO These steamships both new, and Of the very
fst csss As TO accommodation speed and ventilation
the are UNSURPASSED hy vessel on the route The tables
will be supplied in the most liberal manner both for AOln
o. nert oil The officers and owners insure safety speed
ard eonfprt PASSENGERS viii be landed the wharf At
Aspnwa and take :he Panama Railroad ior tse rscihc.
tree of charge TO the Passengers For freight OF passage
apply 20 r. MILLS, Agent no d O9ut'i ..T,
ancewh the new law o; Congress for the accommodation
az the publc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

sM. PETrENGILL Co., No. iss Nassaasi- New
yors have made .ach with the best and most
widely circulated journals in the United States and Csnada
tia, hey are enabled to make saving of and expense
to the advertisers who do business through them They
select the best papers and advertise esnspicueusy at the
very lowest prices and always keep the interest OF theiF
in view. Merchants sre invited 20 call on them
The following are the names Of lew OF the newspapers
they file and agents for;
N,w.York Tribune Newark Advertiser,
New.York Courier Eng, W ssnngton Nstlona lrfel,
New-loEk Com. Advertiser fhilsdel pha ;. Gazette
E,wYork Times .Philsdelp his Inquirer
Nsw.York Herald &c, &C, BALTIMORE American,
Albany Evening Josrnsl iSfncinnan rSSette,
1ns,y A,srs Louisville Journal
Buffalo Com. Advertiser, nleh,noaa MnlS
Rochester Demccrst, Sasfies,on Mercury < news,
Rochester American, savannah hepao.sc3n
Detroit Daily Advertiser savannah ueorxAn,
S ~. H.. Whir, iNew.OrieSns Piczyune.
rsAss.,. r.,le A Euouirer NewOglears True Delta
Boston Daily Journal rroNlae1SSs Jay '"aiaA-
Rcsfop Daily Traveller, Sonoofu suioI
Boston Daily Post Monlits LAY lay n n,
ps,.sh.,.h JS.;1v Gazette. Toronto Patriot,
p,,.shn,sh I,siIy Post Qnehec Chronicle,
Whsse DO yeu End better Sewspapen'