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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

SRsES FOR SALE--AT THE -FOUR MILE HOUSE
Fifty.seycpth street and Third avenue number of
nc PAIRS that took the first, second, and third pre-
at tho iate fair Of the American Institute together
n LOT OF very fine single road and family horses Also
stee trotting stallion WILLIAM H. VAN COTT.
RsRs FOR sAIE-A PAIR OF MATCHED BAY
fifteen hands high sx sad seven years CID sound
&ind ysey fast travellers Of great endurance and will
without tying will be sold very low 40 the owner has
) for them. Inquir, NJ "a Washington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

AIATRIMoNIAI.-A BACHELOR cESTLEMAS, OF
I standing and position, u good family, an old rcsi
dent Of tho oty, and Possessed OF competency the
income Of which e sufficient Tor a single Gentleman,
approved style and prices being Of domestic habits and
social disposition, would have objection in truth Jade
routo form acquaintance with lady Of progressing
appearance ono objection yttoS whose social and pecu
similar Co his With vie strimony
be desirable seqesntsnee. The motives OF
advertiser not mercoDaryj as be nterrod; he
never would consent hold tbe property wife The
only for tho adoption ot this mode ct procuring do
uestc enioymentg limited female some
din in such matters aud heretofore strict and constant
application Go business Tho most implicit
placed In the geuuiuanesa OF lila oomunia0n and
integrity Of merchant (not dry gocd-l relied upon Any
reli sbs uncaco 90 In good fsh, directed t. Ho
bert H. oser New Sor Poet Once shall be treated With
Tire ress ocnrs'res, aLa receive proper aId prompt at
tan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
DAnCYue ACADulus,

DANCING ACADHAUs.
CLASS Fp1 a1 =: On ygss
!: S:s:. n i:;::
A oARD-NR; oeILyIE HAS rII HONOR TO AN.
"A TO his fends and the public that he will
is H.as E1sss sssTs *
4 poDwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMY. NO. 800
az fsSS and sssdsy and %
!ss Monday Wednssday Thur:dsy .nd Saturday evening"
s.ssrdsy and evening" pup
ss SEASON Sroonr.S dnres recent visa 70 r1nSsS sss
sa,s The opening oiree Of the will take place
Friday evening, November llth
tenth :trssMsdsn. G. butrsui fsrrsrc az. and Fos
respectfully inform their patrons the public that
MR., cnARRgAyD, WOULD SUGGEST THAT HIS
taught pupils s regular Il asstsr Of
iss BY those 81,
Of Broadway and see morning and eyenins Express.
Mrs: A. LANNAY WILL REOPEN HER DANCING
Bootss On W.dnssdsy G ssS G 81
y her asaslssI Days. ssisi;n .ai s.sT
.SsySy for pupils and Irysss
MADAME Fl. GIAvELLI, RESPECTFULLY ANNOUN-
M that she prepared gvS instruction all
Of cr dancing, including the graceful department Of
elasticity ia .n Ts
est and most will be taught with precision
and elegance Madame Gavo devoss herself especially to
the instruction Of classes priv families and boarding
schools. Address $40 Houston street.
MORE NEW CLASSES.-BROOKES DANCING AGA
Vl denny s6l Broome street, between Broadway
BewerThe pupils Of the present making most
rapid progress beyond ali precedent In
taught the polka, polka mazourka, scottsche
polka redowa, watzes and quadres The class lessons
made With Tho whole theory o. this most beau
days from till O'Clock Gentlemens GLASS Tuesdays and
Fridays from t II p NJ Mrs. Brookes evening GLASS Tor
ladies exclusively Wednesday, and Saturday, from till
o'clock Applications for either class private lessons
ceived ut all hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

IMPORTATION DIRECTIVE HAVE RECEIVED
from the celebrates manufacturers of France and
Belgium tho following description Of scc..Rssi blsel
oofarcs collars &c., in and beautiful designs.
KERR 4 Co. 767 Broadway, three doors below Ninth
street.
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DACKETs TO HAvRE-sECOND LINk-rHE FOL
lowing ships will leave Havre tho l6th and Now Yorl

They 6rst class New York built ships provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience Of
and commanded BY Of experience in the trade
The prce Of $780, without wnos liquors. Goods
sent to tho Subscribers will be free from any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents. l6A Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

R sAIE-0NE PAIR OF LARGE MATCHED HORSES
good travellers and in eplendd condition, suitable for
age work horses ALSO, the fast trotng horse Conf
D; also 6ne bay Morgan colt, I've years old good
sets OF double harness. new The above arc to be SEEM
FULL particulars given at tho stable Of Theodore Bosom,
tho corner OF Wooster street, opposite the Washington
he ground.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

noG LoST-TEREE DOLLARS REWARD-STRAYnD
~ away on Sunday evening" white lap dog with aiiky
blue and large TO the OF Frank
The above viii be paid for his safe delivery 81 loo NJ
street.
CPoRTING.-kINo CHARLES sPANIEIs, ITALIAN
greyhounas, Scotch English terriers hunting Aoe
Vewfoundlsnde snd variety OF the choicest breeds
rsnted pure Shanrhas and ChsFong fowls OF tho arro
breed. Inquire zoo Wktsr street. Of Fulton up sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

fANTED TO RENT-IN BROOKLYN OR WILLIAMS
burg, eommodious dwelling, with modern improve
h. airy situation, and within ten minutes walk
the ferries Rent from 500 to 5000 Notices with par
ars. addressed to M. u o. Heysld office, will meet at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

VToUsE AND LOT FOR SALE, AT BARGAIN-A
III Green Point, H. L. tho side of Sixth street,
Stwcen Cayer and Messsroe street II 10 two story and
snd the house Is built In the most substantial manner One
thousand dollars remain bond and mortgage Inquire
q ], Leggett 10 avenue g, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

DARNUMS MUSEUM.-THOSE INGOMPARABLE al.
ID rates. alive and beautiful we'll tho Swiss Bearded
Lady still 70 be withou, extra charge TO the Nv
walters. Tucsdaye perform at
tho PHENOMENON and ST ECTRE; evening, at TX CHAR.
LOTTE TRIPLE and LOAN OF A LOVER Admission to
everything % cents; children under ton, l2 cents; Par
quet and Balcony, l21s cents EXTRA
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ANTHOLOGY.
MATRINONY.

A PHYSICIAN or RESPECTABILITY, WITH $1,000,
"A wishes TO correspond ON coincidence with sview to
tL lady or respectsblty Intelligence, amis
by ard wealth LADIES possessed Of the Above REQUISITES
arc to address Oliver o. Chserieu New York Poet
Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

DRY GOODS, De-
zoe BROADWAY NEAR METROPOLITAN HOTEL
CJO cturers depot Of Brussels and laoes
lust received from Europe six rich Brussels point oppolon
soe Hounces 6 to inches wide, and TO match them
six point lace bridal veil- two Of these extremely rich
ALTO, handkerchief oapes and brthes.
' JULES DEICR0IX, 5a6 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN Wis Ncaragua-The Accessory Transit Company, OF
Nicaragua propretorsThrough In advance Of the mail
Only limo giving through tickets including the Ishmus
ng-The double engine steamship PROMETHEUS 1000
tons burthen will leave from pier No North river atres
O'Clock r. NJ precisely for San Juan del Nore Satur
day, November 9th, connecting with the and favorte
ship CORTES, 0 tons burthen the Nicaragua
Transit route having but twelve miles OF land
tOn Those steamers in their tioa
and For information passage apply
yto CHAS. MORGAN, Agent, No. Slowing Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

NToTICE-To DRUGGISTS.-F0R SALE, AN ESTAB.
IN ]shcd medicine chest depot tonE good paying trade
and in one beat locations in the city; partner
take charge with St0 cash and good
mendatons, will DO taken Apply to T. WILEY, South
etrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

New Jersey Railroad-United States and Express lines
Push in four hours leave New York foot Of Cortandt
|iadeIpha 81 80 A M via Kensington and A. and
and $50 p; NJ, from tho foot Of Walnut street Fare
Philadtlph Through tickets so and passengers and
Pugh baggage carried for Baltimore, Washngton Norfolk
CRarlesfon in the and A. NJ, and 43D and 20 T..
MS and connection certain with extra trains II behind
Passengers with baggage the ferry fifteen mnutos
bro the trains leave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

A CARD.--H. WOOD, MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
"A Of Woods Minstres IA Broadway, takes this method :
advising hi, renas and The public that he has entered
George Christy late Of Chrisy's Minstres Mr. Cnric
viii appear at Minstrel Hail. a. Broadway every evsu
until further notice. n EOOO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

ORIENT POINT HOUSE AND FARM FOR SALE
~ Orient Long Island, formerly known the Oyster
Pond House This beautiful place, owned and kept as
Jonathan than, deceased win sold public auction
By order of the Supreme Court November TO- 1853 to close
said the benefit Of said heirs Sixty
snd in the highest state q with public houec
lq length 30 feet In breadth, with two Ls four
stories height will be sold arst then FIVE with
and elegant cottage and out buildngs after which
valuable land with houses and budings Sale
lake place the premises Terms made known day Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

BON AND BEDROOM, UNFURNISHED, ON THE
second floor front wanted by n lady aud gentleman;
pay reasonable rent. Aderess, for two days ii. NJ,
X AID Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

A CARD.-GEORoE CHRISTY-As PROFESSIONALLY
"A known for the lsst twelve years. In connection ~
Ethioyian carbohydrates this method Of inforns IL
friends and the public, that he has formed copartuefk
with Mr.. H. Wood Of Minstrel Hail. ~ Broadway, and ~
ous hail. in his professional capacity he hopes AlS =
deavors please viii meet with that which ~ -
ycrshs and fatsrins prospects row promise No s1s =
his part wi be spved 70 merit the patronage gssEsO
0KO N HARRINGTON,
IyecessienAly known q George Ohx1eR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

TEwELRY STORE FOR sALE-A RARE 0PP0RTU
:, nifty to SALE the lease and fixtures Of
newly ed ewery store in first rate location
The proprietor having other engagements induced to sail
out of and house low with every convenience
Address. with real name. 0bee, Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

tANTED TO RENT-PART OF A HOUSE, WITH
the modern improvements, and private kitchen, in .
liz without children and music. References oxch ansed
.ress. for three days, Plato, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

FANTED TO PURCHASE-A IIRST CLASS HOUSE,
with all the modern improvements, and new, or nosry
W. uid prefer buying house furniture IL nearly
and Of superior quality; stable attached desirable
DESTROYS OF realizing cash for their whole premises
ir terms this Is favorable opportunity Location be-
Rn Eighth and Twenty fifth streets and between Third
Sew enth avenues Address H. H., Broadway Post 0fco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

DIOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-THE UNITRD
states mail steamship FRANKLIN, j. A. Wotton,
commard der, viii leave for Hayre touching at southamp
ton to land mails nd Saturday Nov
~, at IL o'clock, from pier No. 4North river.
Price Of passage $40
Luggsgo during the voyage should BIO sent
board the day before sailing marked below No freight
will be taken after Thursday 7th For freight passage
apply to NJ ORTiMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 80 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

.AMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
phia from pier No. l. North river-Two lines daily at
~ NJ, and r. N. Accommodation line at IL A. M, by
hmboat Trenton to South Amboy ears to Bordentown,
steamboat r. Stockton to Philadelphia. Fare ~. Elk
% line at r M BY steamboat John Potter to Amboy
nee direct by through In four hours and
Up n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

fANTED-A FRONT ROOM AND BOARD, FOR A
young lady in private family or where there are bu
boarders; sith widow lady preferred will furnish he
room Terms must bs moderate and room pleasant
.rences exchanged. Address W. l.. b., Herald oihoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

NOTICE TO SHOwMEN.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS A
IN valuable subject which may be exhibited by itself
Joined established Museum and will negotiate
sell ct the option Of good applicant Address Leonard
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

3ANTED TO PURCHASE, IMMEDIATELr-A FIRST
olsss drug store, doing good business None bne
having such an one to disposo OF need this sd
|semcnt. Any communication addressed TO u; H.,
Ma ocs stating particulars, will receive attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
HORsEs. CARRIAGEs, go.

IL SALE-A HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, BY
who has no farther uscfor them Inquire AZ
{tsble Of MARTIN PHiLBERN, ~ West Twenty third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

RUCKLEY's OPERA HOUSE CHINESE HALL, So
~ Broadway, near The s. nj holas aoteL-open every
the oldest established and most talented company in exist
be the first introduce harmony Ethiopian
Burlesqus Operas 49, Al lew,s all 0por.tie Cheruses
Of labor and tacntJ BY Buoklsys teeadsrs Tho
has the honor Of that the Concerts
of this Company will still be conducted fashion
able styefun without yulgarity" Concert
TX O'clock. Admission, IS cents.
BUCKLEYS Proprietors.
X. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

". in the price Of passage.-US Mail Steamship Co.
ss r m 4 Tor G
Aspinwal and Panama The u g. Mail steamship Company
intend TO despatch Aspnwa Saturday Nov 6th Al
2oclock NJ from pier foot Of Warren street, Tho last
sailing doublesngine steamship ILLINOIS, Capt. H.
Nail Steamship Company's steamer JOHN I. STEPHENS,
Capt r. L. Person Through tickets California by these
vorito steamers be purchased At low rates
Lne srn 81 sne stnmns as inc expense o. m psssenger
Ing hs are such a. cannot DO found on ether
NEY ct tho ooe III West street. Of Warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

THE PRIMA DONNA sIGNoRINA ELIZA vALEN.
TIM resumed her lessons She teaches singing and
piano at the residences Of the pupils She can be
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at her residence Fifty
ghth street. urth house from Third with her
bame the door. Applications made by letter will be
promptly attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

OSO ~ MOST SAFE, CHEAP, AND RELIABLE
DCO. Route.-l853-Octobera rran gement-Albany and
Sw York inland roo daily trains: accommodating
lin at A. M and two daily express trans, at A. NJ and
$50 p H., connecting At Albany with Central line Of rail
"a West with the North for Saratoga Springs White
IL and Montreal. The trains connect with the estern
Hudson and Berkshire railroads at Chatham -Four Cor
for Lebanon SpriAgs aud afteppnday from the new
pot corner Of White, Eln, and Atre streets, whore
Tough tickets can be procured and baggage checked
For Albany, For Syracuse,
Schenectady, Rochester,
Utica. Buffalo:
also received roome street and Bowery and
sixth street Fourth stations The above
kins will land and receive only at Croton Falls
Chatham -Four Corners All other train will leave City
station Tyon and Centre street. as here
ore " SLOAT, Superintendent.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

$50 TO LET, SMALL. CONVENIENT Off
Q first Of May Apply 70 Smith 4 GRAHAM, n wal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-03

The Br brig Ariel Canfed for Australia has anchored
at Quarantine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-03
The Mock Auctioneers, &c., before the Legis-
l0ture.

The Mock Auctioneers, Sc, before the Legis-
l0ture.
We give below a copy Of ill introduced in the
Assembly, yesterday, by Mr.. Henry H. Howard, of
this city, to prevent the frauds practised by mock
aucioneers, pocket book troopers, &c It is bill
that we sincerely hope will meet with the approba-
ton Of all the members, and be made law forth
with.
AN ACT TO PUNISH GROSS FRAUDS.
Whereas failure OF justice frequently arises from
the snbtle distinction between larceny and fraud and
whereas certain evil disposed persons especially in the
city OF New York have for several years past by
OF certain fraudulent and decefu practices known as
pocket book dropping watch stuihng, mock auctions
thmbe rigging, and burning, most fsauduently OBJ
tanned great sums Of money from unwary persons to
their great impoy erishment Therefore,
The people of the State of New York, represented in
Senate and Assembly, do enact follows
Sec l. Each and every person who shall, through or
by means Of the aforerecited decefu and fraudulent
practices by of any other gross rand cheat
obtain from any other person any money, goods,
wares, merchandise other property, or shall obtain
with such intent the signature of any any writ
ten instrument the false making whereof would be
punishable forgery, shall conviction be punished
by imprisonment in the State prison for not than
three years. in the county Jail not exceeding year.
by fine not exceeding thousand dollars by both
such fine and imprisonment provided Aways that upon
the trial OF any person indicted for such fraud it shall
proved that he obtained the property in question in
any such manner us to amount in law to larceny he
shall not by thereof be entitled to acqutta
and person tried for such fraud shall be liable to be
afterwards prosecuted for larceny upon the facts
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Married,

On Wednesday, February ., at the Reformed Dutch
Church, on Brooklyn Heights by tbs Rev. Dr. Behune
the Rev. NATHANIEL CLARK LOCKE to HARRIET CoopER
SPENCER.
On Tuesday, February !, by his Honor the Mayor at
the residence of the brides uncle Col Moses Craso
Mr. AARON j. DUMMY to Miss MARGARET L. MuNsoN all Of
this city.
On Wednesday, February 2, by the Rev. Dr. Harden.
berg Mr.. SAMUEL NJ CHENEY of Bridgeport, Ct to Miss
HARRIET f. JOHNSON. Of this city.
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Boston, Feb 9.
Arrived-Ships R Sheppard, and Venice, New Or
leans barks Wabash, Buenos Ayres Avalanche New Or
leans.
Also arriyed-Brig yesta, Galveston with damage in
gale 22d u lat SO co. lon 20 o. vessel bottom up
supposed her to be a schr-yellow bottom).
Also arrived-Shps Sprague and North America Liver
pool.
Cleared-Ship Mystery, San Francisco.
The ship James Penncll before reported lost is in
sured in this city for $40 0OO
New ORLEANS Feb l.
Arrved-Bark NJ E Trout, New York; brig L r Palmer
Boston.
Feb 2.
Arryed-Shp Helen Miller, Providence banks ] W
Dyer New York; Geo Hobart, and brig Aida Phladel-
phia
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CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 81, 1858.

CONCOkD, NJ H., JAN 81, 1908.
Arrivals, &C., at Concord
Gen. Pierce spent the Sabbath at Andover leaving
here Saturday afternoon and returning this (Mon-
day. morning. All the distinguished gentlemen who
were sojourning at the Eagle on Thursday and Fri
day took their departure on Saturday.
Among the list of arrivals on Thursday last, given
by telegraph in the HERALD of Friday, January 20,
Is that OF the editor OF the Troy Budget. The gen.
tlemen who were here from Troy on that and the
following days, were Messrs. Davis, Macarthur and
Carroll. Mr. Macarthur ! understand, is now con-
nected with the Budget. Mr.. Carroll was formerly
the editor. gentleman signing himself w liam
W. Whitman, editor Troy Budget, writes to the pro-
pretor Of the Eagle Hotel that he has not been here
and denies the truth of the HERALD's despatch.
OF course, Mr.. Whitman, if he is the sole editor is
entitled to this explanation.
Hon: William H. Polk, M. G. from Tennessee ar
rived this morning. Among the names recorded on
Saturday and to-day, are Messrs j. N. Janstein,
Northwood, Kentucky; Henry w. Quares and John
M. West Richmond, Virginia. PENNACo0K.
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fcsnia, with Judge Piatt, Of Ohio AmAng others,
whose names arc not on the register, noticed OK
Governor Porter Of Pennsylvania, In tho Office this
morning.
A committee Of the Rhode Island Legislature
-Messrs. G. H. Brown, A. v. and A. G. Potter
were here yesterday to extend the Inequalities Of
that State to Gen. Pierce
ARRIVALS AT GIBsORs EAGLE HOTEL.
THURSDAY, Jan. 27.-J O. Hill, Worcester, Mass J. l..
George, Lowell; J.: l. Eaton, Boston; Charles George,
Lowell D. Merrill, St Johnsbury, vt. A. Carroll lady
and son, Albany Dr. Quackenbush do.
FRIDAY Jan. 2S.-G. II. Brown, A. v. Potter, A. C.
Potter Rhode Island George H Bates, G. E. Pierce and
lady, Boston; j L. Silsby, L. H. Swan, Lowell; II. r.
wetherel II. W. wethereil, J. M Gookin, Boston Dan.
lei Carr Jr., do; s. f. Eaton, do Thomas j. whipple
Col J. l.. Curs, j. H. HILL Boston; Hon. E. C. Marshall
n. C. from California; Hon. John Piatt Cincinnati.
SATURDAY, Jan. oh. X. Wetherell H. W. wetherel
Boston John L. Newcomb, Lowell; J. L. Eaton Vermont
U. r. Snow, Hoosick Falls, New York
AT GAss AMERICAN HOUSE.
FRIDAY JAN Csc. R. Mason, and R. L. Gordon Sa
lem, Mass PENNACOCK.
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United States nlarshaTs Oa,ee.
TIE CHARGE OF ARSON AND MURDER on THE nj

MISSISSIPPI,
Fee. flames @. Nicholson charged with hping
conspred with several others for the purpose Of burn
ing up the steamboat Martha Washington, on the
river Mississippi about year ago, whereby thirteen
human lives were sacrificed, and insurance compa-
nies defrauded 10 the amount Of over $3.50 O00 was
transmitted 70 Cincinnati yesterday evening BY the
Marsha Ia the custody Of L. De Angels one Of his
gepu.ies.
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Passengers Arrived.
LIvERpooi-Ship Lady Franklin-Jas Mottershead AUD
John Schoolcraft. 49,
BHT-Brig Iawetta-A Bsrr. otNYoyk
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The United Stntes Mint.

The United States Mint.
The following table exhibits the operations of the mint
and its branches during the calendar year 1852 =
RECEIPTS OR PURCHASES OF BULLION
AT PHILADELPHIA. BRANCH MINT NEW
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-25
Terrible Shiprreek, Loss Of nearly 300
LireSt
New York. Nav ~


The brig Reuben Carver arrived this morn
ing with Capt. Stevenson, mate. second mate,
and six Of the crew Of the ship William and
Mary, Of Bath, lost at sea. The william and
Mary let, Liverpool Tor New Orleans with a
cargo Of railroad rnn, and 207 pc ssenyers, nearly
all Of whom, together with the steward and
two"f the seanen, went down in the ship
Capt 5 Reprs that his vessel s'ruck o
snnken rock near the great isaacs, on the even
ing Of the Sd Of May. After humping heavily
for fifteen minutes, she f. II off ard struck ano,h
er rock within few rods of the first. Here
she thumped few times, aud lhrn fell into
deep water, when she commenced FL ny. After
liboring at the pump until 70 clock in the morn
ing with,u! avail, and finding The ship with ten
feet water in the hold, and fast sinking, The cap
tain, mates and crew, with few passengers,
took to the boats aud left her.
In few minutes she went down carry IN
with her nearly 800 s,uls. The long boat and
lie boat which were filled with passengers par
ted company few hours afterwards. A bark
apparently bound to Europe, hove in sigh, in the
direction Of those boats and it is supposed the
passengers were rescued.