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GD.iiliEitSlAi i.GtUisU.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.


TOBACCO.-ihee has been tobacco opened since tho
holidays and lhc!c viii likely little doing the
llcI ut week somc lew sales within the last rw
iays prices fully good MS they
December. ~ NJ MARIlN II Co
WtlEAT-i;ed 10 cts: white Is cents.
fLUuR-H,d al s. 81; ScpttssilIr s. 62a.
Markets. entirely without Transactions. No receipts
sales I. J. PEiTON.
CORN-Sules of ne,s at SO G2H cts
CORN MEALS cents per aa-hei.
OAI$-4o 70 IS cents per onsipl Tor ordinary Virginia
OFFaLEan Is cents per bu,ar Shorts - ct; Brown.
Stuff 80 cts; ShipStui 81 c;s.
BacUN-N!r2mja cGred hog round wuuli hriag l2s {"
49, SIDE lO 10. cent?; hV!crs 81 "a cents
linrc Family Iiams l3.; New hams II; Side, ~
!l:; S'lOUiacrs, 3, 4 H.
+'iSii-iIcrrin.s, No cut 81 ! %; Cross sIassi
Roe s. %. MacG"rci No. 3; s7a7s; No. :. >ll. y
NJ. |, Sl2 50 -. Shat-None IN market, Halifax
Gross Hc5riGgs - a s. 80.
PLASTER Sales from wiurI ., 81 10 - % tinund y.
I.lMt:-SAI@s wharf 81 20; Store 5. 81.
BUrrEl; lis in better supply. Frkin i 10 p cts yer
h fresh Roll - to IS Goshen " 10 q Cents.
GrANo- For Peruvian, So.
SOAP Turpsntnc, - 7ccnrs; Eas!cea;et II lie;
COFFEE-Om Java II cents; Lagw!yra .. 10
COAL l0t rs cents ." board for -2nd mixed, in"
and uup 30 II cents Tor tI'ck,m coal.
FLiXSEi.D IN demand AT 81 % a 81 Is per busheI
SALES Or SrOCks
REPORTED ~ JOINS IASc.srER, SOY. EnoxIHo
Nix 7dne y.rs''uy Jn""",y1
v.rsa >ts SICK pee CONT - ssar. &" "a" '@ En-, from sc
v,rsraa ",r so%k o'n,cr sue
virs,na Saie S"rs OF 70 years issue, !Oysnr
RIM win IA srrsrir"m J"n'ary J. - u" am "'
Virginia state Stock oi -'Irars lesus ]" Y'aa and
under . with interest nom l"nnary l. l'3 and mt
lou,s qua ran',cI hy stat Of Nr"m;a. witt inter
from IAN. |. last =."s !"' a"i ia
Ci,y Rr,mno >tork, "ri interest HcnI IA" !, -,
ci W 81 't ,cr'h"e ,",ron rn',r,. 'o"n
v, Na Ban. .Si ss 'SsE pa So uos,r~s iv
ra "T"+ sns scss no r >iacc he ,.lrad 10
vrci,la F~ ",l Mar'"c Insurance Stegs Iio div Of
Rrhmoni as,ocIa'" $50, < ia' So a., .'r- %
,chronI. Fr,i,nrs.bTr" RI, romnar N"i Road
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GOLDEN HALF DOLLARS,-Rctcrrinc 10 the various
mans for aleSa'ing the OF small change, the
Philadelphia Ledger Of opinion that hafdar gold pieces
may be made varied in shape all danger of
confcuntng them with the dollar pieces, and sufficiently
large in circumference TO be OF danger of loss
handling than the gold dollars. With these half dollar
pieces and the issue OF millions per of the three
cent pieces present, there would be little or ncon-
venience, il believes for want oil change.
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:
LErnm Tho NcN YORK EXnrcss.

Our usually saii correspondent Paris, writes is ny ne
npaciGc in n vein somewhat more Ere,cty than is hi,
won't too French indeed first reading we thought io
This meriiun; but then when tn" oh iSrn cc OF ga ma
non in-es in slcpns that matters 81 every cay
no,r,,v such a. urc rec ricd below Dy pen prov-rbay
careful lis facts 10 the runcIuSnn tiat "F ii-
js nrrnIly would thank for sacrificing 80 Il wing
nc;e of Inpcriul morals the vulgar Squrahlshncss we
I'm b,en taught To nave such things in this ;eputilcan
and over moral country Of ours French morals IN som"
s1crts are great pu2zt Ia the rest 81 me w"fd a.
French politics; and The nephcv OF h+ UNCLE ~ Ms ana
n-v ARRANGEMENTS as exhibited below seems 10 BE- qt "a
Indifferent public opinion, in Or ou; Ut France as ~ va
in tic successive coupS deat with which he chose IL ns
f,rm the Republic into Empire.
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or THE UNITED STATES.

BOSTON JAS 6-Tlic Maine Legislature organized
YESTERDAY by HE U Democratic Speaker The
House. The Sc:atr had rot organized.
Senator Bradourv C"ciines reelection.
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ILLINOIS sen AIOR

SpRlSGrIELp LII, January The Democratic Legs.
,ti,e Caucus to-day nominated Senator Douglas
election by reclamation Tho election will take place TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-07

Speaker of the Senate to-day by one majority and the
message of Gov. Rigler communicated 10 the two
Houses.
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NEW YORK, JAS. 6.-Sn!cS oi l3UUO bbs. ,onr a, mi.
somewhat i.mcr South.rn II s. 81 5 IS. IS 000
bushels white wheat 81 So 10000 bushels mixed
rs cents
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--LATEST NEWS BY TIE TELEG;::; !;


DREADFUL. Haii. ROAD ACCIDENT
Gen. Pcrce's hiHeG!-Nlrron escape Of Gen P;.r
and Lady!
BosToS. JAS. 6-The Boston train the Boston ana
Maine Rail Road thrown OH TIC track to-day near Ar
dover down twenty The were filled
with passengers; among hcm General Pierce his II,
dy and The latter was Instantly killed Mrs Pero.
badly though not fatally injured Cen. Pierce az IN.
first ,AtrIcafe nsrlE He uninured, but complain,
o slight pain in the back.
CONGRESS Or THE UNITED STATES
NAsHISGToS, JANUARY 6, 1858.
SENATE Mr. tass rcsu!u!un relative occupation
Of territory the American continent BY foreign puucrs
was read u second time. Mr.. Mason notice mo-
tinn 10 the .npa!ite correspondence lie committee
IN l,rc;ln relations.
In the House the report OF the Gardiner committee was
rtcomnirtcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-07

We are glad to that Ole Bull assisted by Srakosch
charming :tic atcinn Patti will give concert on
Tuesday evening next nj the African Church.
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NOBl.I DONE.

Al the late election The City Of New Orleans gave ma
ori.y Of 26- Paul o. Heber tho yonng 0nnd vigorous
Democratic candidate Governor Ii also elected all OF
the four Democratic Senator'S and twenty Democratic ne'
be,s OF The House out of 81 Among tho Democrats eject
ed we are happy friend John Il. Mcalurdo ESQ.,
native and former resident Of this city, and F. h "agnc
the veteran Ex- Editor of the n o. Courier
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N.:;.sRh jGtiis:.
p0tr Of nIl7IMUlD JANUARY i, ls5G

t'''' -
SAILED,
Schr Emma, i':fi"r', Lower James River
scnr M"rnS Reeves, Low James River
Schr OIanna, Dolly, New "tN
70 TIt. ArHHHtEuM.-ihsEe Rev WI J. No. =
l. n.mn". VII deliver AT he Aic"tl". on li'N !
Jan 7'. IT, fI dangerous ijsr"ehfc q '.i'ls "
h&iLy. -
- Am,,ee ~ 4 srose person = ceos Tor parties q, noon
mo~ y ce, or h, i'd cran. ls crs rAr a! ga.
Jrn Sd llii COMMITTEE "N rnE ArHENilM
% DIR. GROW: h. 'm'oysa no." -. ' ~, :,
49, ollie /" Wall street IA tho rear "' Gt$n": ""%I
drug store e may lie found ata hons day and ns"
Dec ~ ava -.
sAD JAMES HEoMs Dr., t~h, -, h'ir i, ~,
services public, al.r'Ie l. ia: ~ lncar! '''' az
IT, vii a. agent purchase and srll ~ h,S ;
S.o.A - md E,ut, Ran Road t'ompho '"' - '''i
lie Mil rra moicac compensation n'r' "r''T
socks Sold hv pc"is t,sidlnc" =, g.w 4d
aiins governing The sanr. an! ~ ro'f an ' .
an! di?ijsnds. payable ~ Richmond 90 ''A
JB Jr G~ns Vii n""' IT. STATE ise In, u,
tes-ary 10 annr& IN. '"I.ere'
10 HEAL 80 = , !. s Ia . - ,,at
g.: rrorr :" -n,'i "ia n, ~ an ne ,"rr ,L =,
E,'r,," ' lkrEs cEhDrhrEp re-
WIZ WIZ, ~ GrIrRS trrv could "'hIH t"'h AZ!
VI. v ~ i 81 .tue winch i - M 70 l.SS 81"
"hn"da 49,, Already have ho'Ir ai hr'or he p'a!,e ne n@
n"tr., ii our citiA'ns "l" " 'i"' I" ~ @ ~,
i'' nt, .nnn,ns naales rtoducst cma do'defrr
y. i!ah ;"rSnni s'uic ci'lsH ~
c,r ,,s,,v YES of IL qualities. or ~ " - 1gi
:, NV nav. hecil -! ,&u ~ The ' >" ,y,t
ali that nrhIe IN.
y,,,hIr wien used their Iends INT % hf D.,s
,.urr rrgnu- ca,,2rtr. ~ -;ei',ih at' SUI" H., aa
thctr = mo ""i!'l' "
..l,, Iic ;rrinis"r ash I'm Il . it''. vi ,o,
..t ~, ., tnAI u prone al "a ser! '-' "
I trcd. ,.,.r,, Richmond u. die piuk
S,nr. ~ PARCEL. IaGt'. !icrm az, S. .I.aa.
nni druggists generally iToughoni tie q y Norfolk ard
Petersburg: y Il Lyman. l. yucUtufs; nm
Dr. T. Ca,n;. Williamsburg , r,,.,.,,r Richmond! Va,
Ou!crs ar,l.e-se to l. BAhh'' = !y"r. l;-ctt
viii receive prmni; atcG'oa.
,~xD.,un,c,,rSEsO OF TiiE. W LIP 81 t hlt' =, :
4 settlement q" Aih' a. "a
-. S.'7 y.ry important iH'GltIHd' virtues a.
" ~, 49, -; r., bu; npbnir Eh.~ l," ~ sNs'" -, .,.,
boy kic" 'hi- lac, r, gives Wih Cherry tea 10 hsr en-"
'ps,." 49, r;;,!s anI I aln"-i ''"t, "st"'" ,rI II
iJt "psiis "' .ry ~. ~ aaT.t al making 'rnith
Throughout "f I,rt; bark a! other ingredients, % b. H'n
syrup al 10 complaints modest 10 that chaisi"'
sprn@ as ah ~ ,ytr riu.rt that tie Wi'd cherry 20,
ton nj qualities than we're aScU''ei !" - Grst.
lar nio tnrp,on. A~ia mater how LONG :! @ 49,,
stiss - .l,u,. etc i0v-lt 70: the test lam.
Liver ~, Ws,r Wild Ehcr? i On h'i' "a -, r.,
n- iii s;,r,fir ext Tar which ehhaHc -, mi;
s. m curn- pulmonary diseases ~ ~ sciy r3
80 xs-aus could 10 has as.o,.tet u ss...-s
- IN 20 confess that Wisdr's Ba!sani Of VIC e"e''' r
hee,ore unknown among ,e!cd' price on.
signed Butt "h we "'1flei'
bottle for nVe
For sale by GAiNOR d " oo'A' Jan. g.
and BY Druggists everywhere
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WASHINGTON AEEAIRS-

BALTIMORE, lAS O. Sales OF 1000 hblS flour al 81 %
Nothing dong IN gram
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-07

Pauow Jenny Lind Ninstrcs at Odd Fellows Hall, VIII
give their first musical cntc tainmeni tonight See adrc
,isemeui in another column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-07

IEyrac; from III. las, Letter o! Pals Correspondent
Scan Mag-l'nc Princess Wlsa-Curous Mission Il ber
NJ Partisan Doctor All ahont Heirs Apparent u me
Throne The narc said Ia be hrUScn oil -NcencM IONS
for Spanish Scn0ra-cn Millions rtius"d-i' nc ii@''i-
macy Of Tie Emperor demonstrated by on, "i me ti's-
Mrs Howard Singular Accident Mrs. Napoleon
Jnnrs etc.
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE

The Lcwisburg Chronicle gives the particulars OF SUI
eide committee, ia Gecnbrier county the 23i December,
very painful character, by Francis Ra5be the supen-
,cndent of The of Mr. r. X. Crae who was at the
time absent, on u visit 10 lewisburg.
After the narration Of the circumstances which created
the .upposition that Mr. Rabbe had destroyed himself the
Chronicle says the of Mr.. Crale and The
oyerscrr OF ncghbor commenced Search Tor him. lhey
proceeded little clearing where the deceased mad ocen
engaged several weeks previous in the vicinity o which
hey discovered his BODY proppei up with his BACK against
tree and the legs spread in front OF him On approach
inp him. they spcd small spaniel which had zone nut win
him living down his legs looking up into ms face
where il Is supposed il had been from The occurrence on
Thursday until Saturday. when discovered plst" wh'
used loaded with buck shot, which had been placed aans
the right temple aud discharged carrying oil the top o ms
head dasine his brains in every direction Inc r!sl"
was found wc hi. body where il supposed
thrown by the explosion
ilr Rabbe was German and had been but few yeart
in this country where he respected Tor h goou sess
and amiabe di -position.
srrhe conduct of The little spaniel furnishes another ev
dencc OF the nune and lasting fidelity OF the canine spc
ces."
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On Monday night and Tuesday there was violent storm
al Norfolk accompanied by snow II is Appreciated mat
serious disasters occurred the On the Chesa
peake The gale terrific blowing away one Of the wheel
houses of The Baltimore Steamer Herald, whose Captain
Russell. showed great cooIness courage and judgment.
schooner in Hampton Roads bottom upwards other
craft driven ashore injured The ferry boats between
Norfolk and Portsmouth could not run The Steamer Au.
custa did leave Tuesday her trip 10 Richmond
nor in evening did the Herald attempt return TO Ba.
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Senator Hunter has gone TO Richmond 10 confer win MS
political friends the question OF taking seat IN the
cabnet-N. y. Post
AS the honorable Says the Boston Post went to
Virginia only for the purpose Of passing day or two with
hs family all political friends he viii consult probably
will belong he Hunter party. The mention Of this cls-
tinguished genemus in association with the caol-
not appears be received with universal appreciation His
puby Of aoer, experienced craftsmanship and sound
talents inspire general confidence in his adaptation such
n poslop We are inclined 10 think with the Pennsylva-
Man newspaper however, that
"With nil hc gossip about the cabinet, II IS doubtful
whether General prrce has settled in his mind yet who
10 form his cabinet or that the public VIII know anything
about il until after the 4lh of March next
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Scl,- Emma, !'ari"ra Lower James River.
Sctr M.rnS REEVES, l""'F James RI'er
Schr 0l.rnna. Dpiu", New York
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

Person al Intelligence!
Gov. Bixer arrived in Philadelphia, from Harrisburg
on the 18th inst.

Gov Bxier arrived IN Phuacelphla, from Harrisburg
on the 18th inst
Major Ready English amy) and Mrs Ready and child
MA Hincks wife Of the Hon. F. Hincks, Prime Minister
Of Canada Sir Henry Caldwell from Quebec Mr. Grattan
H. 3. MS Consul at Boston; Hon Kaly, Canada, and
about Others leave for Liverpool day in the
steamship Africa.
Hon. Geo. 7. Brown, Ohio; W. A. King, New Orleans;
Hon. ]. Jaques. Virginia; Capt Bishop U. s. NJ Gen.
Tyson Chliceths; Rev. p H. Hance, New ALBANY; Jas.
W. Davis, Kingston; c. Smith, Virginia; James Tag
CART Penn; z. Lombard Boston, were among the arrivals
at the Prescott House vest orday.
Among the arrivals at the St. Nicholas, yesterday
were-Gov Jones' Tennessee; Col Mousurat, London !;
Hon s. Fl Wilson. Penna Hen. James NJ Cook Balston;
Senator Miller Rochester, Gen. Van Rensselaer,, Albany
Hon. n p. Stafford ohio: Hon r. Boardman, Illinois;
Hon. +. Norton Fl0rids; Hon. Z. 8. Ferro. Baltimore.
Hon. D. l. Noble. Michigan; Hon VIM Nc Murray, N Y;
Capt Yeaton ship Lady Frapklin VIM. Divine, Esq,
ing. st. John, n B.; p G. Bombalier, Havana; IL P.
Hubbard, Esq, Ct; Augustus Flagg Boston; Colonel Will
liams British Army-were among the arrivals yesterday
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
DEPARTURES.
For Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond In the steamship
Roapoke-Tt mas Coley Thomas Gilbert Pond Angen
Eachen Duno.n Thompson, Ira Moshcr. Hanrahn
VIM Davis. Robert Tore, Church, D Binglsy, Mrs
Hall Steele, Miss Ste ee, Dever. and lady
Thorn Nottingham Matthews josiah Wills and IS in
the steerage.
ARRIVALS.
From ,aysnnah in stea mshig Aggusts-Miss 1 Law
Hu.chs Capt GriAh, Holcombc Mr. Cotton, lady and
child, Craw ford, Q " Bishop.
Miss Cramer, Mrs Douglas Curtis and lady, DR. Forxs
and lady two children and curse Capt Isaac Lord and
lazy, John Boake, ID W Holby-le in the steernge
From Liverpool in ship America Unon-Dr Biackman
and daughter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

KILLED oS THE RAILRoAD,-A man named John
hcGuire, OF New York. WAS killed on the New Jersey
Railroad on saturday night under the folio wing circuui
stances He bad from New York lring the day
and Was visiting among some 6remen, his acqsantances,
stating that he had two children dead In New York. and
WISHED to procure assistance TO bury them Being at the
hoase OF No in Ferry street. he heard the Ger whistle
and sta rted With two others TO get aboard He reached
the train after It had left the depot, and catching bold
of car, alongside for the purpose of Jumping on
10 doing 20 he came against ths heap Of DIRT from the
sewer, shich Ia lying there, and, stumbling fell down
under The train which passed over him cutting leg
and entirely OIL and the other leg below the knee
Drs Osborn. Coles, 0odd Grover, Cor~lo and Nichols
gave him surgical attention. but he died in about hour
and BALI Coroner Bruen called to view the body
The stoy concerning his children ascertansd from
his wfe-who sent for and came TO Newark-to be .
fabrication Some ofthe 6remcn rAssd sufficient su m
to bury him in the Mount Pleasant etsry and intend
to day to make up subscription Tor bis wife N-1G.h
Dr,i AJnytss-, M "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

the messenger for New Marlborough and Monterey failed
70 connect arranged
The vote vas sso very light in mauz Of the xns in
conseq OF being high that many Of ths
voters could get to the polls TIE oldsst tAnt
AYERS that the Housatonic river mas not been high
on Monday but once before siAce the memory OF man.
The OF rain thai fell In this city by the rain
guags at the United States Arnory two and eight
tenths inches
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Naval Intelligence.

OrTCrRs RSIGSFD DETACHED, ORDERED Gu inner
Thomas r. yenable has resigned. Chief Engineer VIM p
williamson has been ordered to the SarAnAc Acting
Gunner Leonard H. Ellis detached the practice ship
7 eble, and ordered to the steamer Princeton Lieut.
Guest Ganseyoort detached from the New York render
vous and Lieut. George w. Rogers ordered to relieve him
First Assistant F. pineer w. Geddes and Second Assist
ant Engineer Jackson r. Hatcher ordered to the coast
survey steamer Iegare. Sailmaksr d. c. Brayton, de-
tached from the sloop Of war Cyane, and has three
months leave. Acting Sanaker Alexander Davis ordered
to the Cyate.
The T. frgats Constitution was at Cape Coast Castle
ON the l7th and the Marion at MonrovA tks ed Of
September.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Tclegraphic Marine Reports.

B0sIOx Nov Is
Arrived7 Banks John Parker, Glasgow; VIM NJ Harris
Galvsston; brig r Patterson, st Marys.
tn. John Parker passed Oct 49, in Lat 30 lon &C. large
number of apparently turpentine barrels which appeared
to have been In the water but short time;
mark which looked like ON Pr Same night struck some
heavy body, probably part OF wreck
NEW OeIHASs Nov ID
Arrived-Sbips Caroline Rrr, and Richd Alsop New
York.
days overdue 1t this port and anxiety is felt
account.
Nov Is.
Arrived-Ships Indiana Tennessee and Isaac Holiness
EYork; bark Fanny Buck Boston
CHARLESTON, Nov is
II steamship Marion, Foster, from New York arrived
here at six o'clock this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

The Hampstead Musketeers, Capt. John Tooker made
an excursion to Harlem yesterday. This company mum.
bers about thirty muskets and carried with them
valuable prizes They had q fine time
The L. c. Grimes Guard, commanded by John Canrey,
mberiDg atty uskets, went TO Fort Lee their
nua excur,on yesterday Twelve valuable prizes
distributed to the successful marksmen.
The WilIsn Guard, Thursday. the 10th inst. pro-
ceeded to Buns Ferry their tenth annual parade for
target practice where the following prizes shot for
pitcher, Henry McMullen 3D. silver cup John Duroche
3D. gold ring, John Moran; 4th, silver cup, William
brushes, John Mcconnell; 7th, a gold locket Robert
Bailey; sh. gold ring Edward Lynch; sth gold pen
Gil case, Edward kcCoL nell; 10TH do do VIM Ovens
schasr; 13th the works Of Favus Josephus John Nc.
Sweegan. The company returned home In 6ns spirits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
jersey City News.

ACCIDENT on rrF RAILROAD. AN accident occurred AZ
Erabethown yesterday afternoon, at the point where
the Central railroad which to Easton crosses the
New Jersey railroad The locomotive OF gravel train at
work upon the New Jersey road toto the OF
the iabebport passenger train and demolished it. 1t
PITY Each train undertook, through some misun-
desanding to pass the crossing ahead Of the ctneg No
hurt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16


Anived-ship sbackamxon, West, Lverreol schrs A
Ty,re Bell otton; Oregon, Grace, NYork; Bayard
Clesred-shp Philadelphia. Foulke, liverpool; briggs
Parks Merriman and Brookline. McGvsry Boston;
schrs Hyde, Emery, do; James, Small Newburyport;
Julis Corson, Mobile; Oregon Grace Staten Island A
Bayard, Collins, Providence steamer Della ware Clark.
York
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stake o. 500 francs disputed BY nIss three
yssr old and won BY Aumonts horse Moustiqus.
The second stake, called Premium Imperial" OF
frHncs, was won by another hlly of Mr. Aumout called
Ehells and the extra OF 900 francs BY
the horse called 20 Juin belonging to Courtos These
magnificent animals have been much admired ~ tho
sportsmen who present.
While the Partisan population are thus only THU king OF
their pleasures and enjoying them In the best way the
utmost conformation has besa fst In the commercial CIR
ces owing TO the received that two new accidents
had occurred this Arst the railway Of vsr' allies the
second that II Orleans The latter occurred at the
station Of Eampes while the passengers about en-
teriug the cars freight train came at full speed
and smashed the cars which were in the depot or
on the same track Fortunately passengers were In
the On - railway of Versailles, fright side the
rails brokA BY OF the between Courbsvsre
and Asntres and three of the track nsd with
passengers of whom about twenty less in
jured Accidents the French railways have increased
during the last two months and am told that the gov
has declared that this state of things must come
to an end.
The horse railway in the Champs Eysdes is completed.
and the service Of the has ali begun. This
line o stages promises to become very popular Paris
and il il assured that the lway will be continued
from the Place &c 10 Concorde and that of La BAste,
along the Bousvards. Tins it may be Observed the
American inventions are daily imported and adopted in
the old Continent.
At the Bois de Boulogue the lake called Rond du Roi
completed and there is 10 the centre OF the pond
island allied with locust tress viii n offers the finest
sight Two branches Of this artificial river will embrace
their currents two other magnificent islands which
will be.tied to the shores by large bridges over which
carriages will be able to pass The earth which has been
dug these ponds and canals has
to place called La Bate Mortsmsr which Is half
completed From the top of this mountain there will be
magnificent point de rue which will afford the promena
ders view of the whole panorama OF Paris 1t is gene.
rally supposed that these works viii be completed next
year, early in the spring season.
The worst daily received from the southern de-
partDents, relative 10 the crops Of wpe Ths odiunl
tucuii has done much damage in the vineyards OF
Lunel st George and that of that
brand are ruined. In Paris, tn, bordeaux wines ha
ren in price thirty frar per barrel. The vine
chants will be obliged this year. to manufacture much
md ha
Of all the drugs wbh will be exported out of France
The mahogany and campeAchy wood 81 we'll az Itha &c
Of lead will be as usual much employed by these drug
gists The maine Law" WILL doubt be acceptable IN
der such circumstan
The Disppe Company Of Transatlantic steamers have
completed arrangements and the steamers built by
Messrs Mare Co will be esdy to begin their passages
There will he two departures 4 month from June
neat. Ii. H. K.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
T.. q. Circuit Court.

Bet ere Hon Judge Neson.
Nov. Is -Henry Winfield w. The Protedina Insurance
Company In this case which haa already been noticed,
the Judge charged the jury, whs returned verdict for
plaintiff $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

Nlsrism Il again spreading In Maine. There are thou
aprog