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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-28
From PhlIaSfeIuhaa.

FUNERAL OF COL. WETHERILL-THE FUGITIVE
SLAVE CAsE-DENoCRATIC CONvENTION-FATAL
SICKNESS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81, 1853.
The funeral Of Colonel Wether took place this after
noon, and was attended by the largest corteee ever wi.
messed in this city, numbering 2s5 carriages in line aud
procession of 900 masops fremen and police The City
Councils and Distrist Commissioners ali attended the in
torment, which took place at laurel Hill. The State
House eel WAS toled while the procession assembled
Maryland by Marshal WyLkoop via Ha risburg
democratic State Convention assemblies at Harris
burg 70 ROW to nominate candidate for The
Bench in place of Judge Coulter,
The fatal sickness which has broken out in this c;tv in
theneghborbood of South street wharf creates much
excitement. Eight desths have now occurred and seve
raj others are in hopeless state.
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon. John c. Fremont and family, OF California, ar
rived in the city erdsy and are occupying apart
Among the arrivals At ston the Goth Inst. we're
Lord and lady Eeswere aud t-o daughters. Lord GIL.
bert resye nor plain Arthur Egsrton and Mr.. AgeY
NON Egerton Also, Mr. George Wallis and Mr.. Joseph
whit.orth Royal Commissioners to the Crystal Palace
An Arab, Of pure bood highly cultivated man. was
among the celebrities at FausuI Hall, Boston, on the
2eth inst His name is Murad Hs Is nanys o. tne 70
freely in different languages including me Eng
hsh, in which he is quie fluent.
DEPARTURES.
Mrs Bouitoa and daughter Morton and lady MT End
Mo-
NJ Mason Assey No5lsaos Mr. Gorkovsnks Nj asrtHs
VI NJ
Iaaa Sas sls
M Burden do Lyds London YSnns Canada wsss
SSss:,;% sf: y
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%oir, Mansrss noSr IlshaPs;s S..ss: vs:sies.
ns9s' Ron
For saysnpah !. s1s ssshnisLip Alsbam..c Hoist.
M ssSsis
For Havana and New Orleans in the U NALL steamship
Cherekee-Mr j Williams Jr Mrs Ford Hon Mr. Higham
and lady. lieut. GibL"n y A; George Allen Mary De-
vereux, Poocke, Mrs A Sanchez. Mrs Garmona
s Danns Win,lew Haton Mrs B Walsh, Henri Char
Yeam Mrs Morrison and son La Mil, A Clifford.
Frio Alvarez Hebsrt. c o Hebert, Hatton, Jr N
Vermsy. Mr. Figuaro, Mr. John Vermay, Vaurigand,
Bridget Haolett s. cann, Derricks Connolly Antonio
VIM Allen, John Petrooch Amele Carrere Miss David
Smith Jobt Aroen Cbas. Jones, Stuart Dunbar,
Iseaseruam, and 80 steerage
ARRIVALS.
From Tabasco, in brig John Boynton-I Malzon adoy
Malzopadoy Malzonadoy Constantine Maldinado, Jose
Palacio, Raliro Miguel Sastre.
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~ decided by the United States Court that Elias Howe Jr
OF 40 broadway The originator of the sewing machines
now extensively used call ut his office and forty Of
them in constant upon cloth leather &c. and judge
Tor ourselves "a their probability Alss cevti
fed copy from the records Of tho United States Court Of tho
Injunction ag8int Singers machine, $50 called which liz
conclusive He has s~it pending against the two
needle mach1 $50 called and is about commencing suits
against all others offered TO the public those licensed
under his patent You that want sewing machines be
tons how purchase from others than Al Lnoss
licensed him, else tho Law will compel you pay
twice wHkFLEK WILSON 4 co No. 2f5 Broad.
sell n civ superior machines stitching collars
ems. Ae, under License from him,
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would Wish to call e attention of the Iades York
and Wis to the handsome display Of imported
the CT, stall Paace manufactured Madame No. II
rye de Pax Paris from wh'm they variety
OF fhoe that IL made suit the in
prices cell quality The lishn9nt 81 Broad
wsy not very conspicuous presenting simple appear
ance in comparison Of their ,hbors: but the
crafty NJ ftyle Of their goods seen are de-
edsd TO he the haDdsomest the city Of tho
goods will he found attached the case at the Crystal
Palace. Garden shoes 81 q p.ir. ~
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Obituary.

DEATH OF DR.. EDWARDS telegra PHO despatsh an
,hedesth the Virginia Springs Of the Rev. Dr.
Justin Edwards Of Andover Maps aged about sixty six
years. He has filed many responsible stations and is
widely known the Of the able documents and
manuals tenn psrapce and the Sabbath and the
meDt the New Testament He had carried the c0m-
ment the Old Te, lament to the nineeth Psalm, on
which the last wordl he wrote "Men must de- and
leave many things unfinished; but God lives HIS cause
will extend and by snch Recommendation he shall
raise up, will ultimately triumph"
JOSEPH BIAEIER the founder Of I'm Zoerte community
at Zoar in county Ohio lsd the Goth, at
advanced age Thirty years have passed since
party Of these people from 9ermany very poor
but who Der forty i've heads of families,
prsrg two hpDdr and forty and who now hold
in their own right property worth probably three fourths
Of a million
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Naxlne Affairs.

TIE snAHzw OzzaoEn. Captain Baxter, sAilsd ysstse.
day for Havana and New Orleans
DErAKruRE OF THE ARAMA.-Ths R. n. steamship Ara
ba Captain Judkns left At yeatsrday for Liverpool
with 10l passengers.
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prices
Fine gold lepine watches, four holes jewelled $40
Fine gold erached levers full jewclied ........ o
Cold amellef watchss for lapes. ............ 81
Gold u, glish patent lew Observation-Disclosures. 81
Gold English patent levers hunting eases. ..... 80
silver patent levers low
Silver epines, four holes ewelled, low as ...... 10
Silver QUARTERS, as low
Also on hand large assortment of jewery siverware
hccordcoDs and musical rstrumebt at proporonsey low
price, All goods warranted represented the
returned Remember, the number is 100 Chatham street.
Gn large ALT figures the door,
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strensers Visiting the CITY are Invited to

eaIl az GoIdsmi.hs Academy 362 Broadway corner OF
Franklin street and examine the exhibition Of psnmanshp,
together with the five superb furnished parors for private
instruction which be taken in three days. at hours
fuiting the convenience Of the pupil.
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WASHINGTON 0RGANs.-What has become Of
Mr.. Tucker new democratic organ at Wash
ington? Is it to be, or not to be ~ Is
Mr. Tucker otherwise satisfied or is he too
soon or I" too late to come to supper ~ or
what's the mattere There is plenty of room,
Just now for Two or three democratic ORGANS O.
Washington. Put in, Mr.. Tucker, put in.
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New ORLEANS July %, 1883
The Euyopa's news came to hand at noon today bat
bad 10 effect on GOTTEN market The sales to dly
were barely loo bales eco hhds Of tobacco sold to day
at firm prices. Flour is selling at SO 25 PER barrel
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tout NJ Patrick is tho sole manufacturer In tina
United States h- above celebrated safes and " O. Gos
ans honorable Defiance Locks the best lockn
eombinod - tie world Depot No. 1872 Pearl street. one
door below Aaidsn lane formerly No. 90 John street
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In proverb It's saii-"He VINO wears It beat knows
Where TIE shne pinches, !" heel instep or toes:
Brookss motto by far, the best i call
pTis, never let boots o shoes pinch at all;
But let them. In fashion. a. la fabric, and mako
Re sogood u At the shine all Others they take
A oOks, Fashionable COrayyalner, Ito
Fulton street. and 575 Broadway tho cheapest places In the
city to get good boots shoes and CATERS every descrp
tim NNNNNNF
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Kentucky Election,

LOUISVILLE, July 81, 1853.
The contest between the candidates for Congress il
Ashland district is waxing warm and bets on the result
are running high On both sides.
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severely totted-always fal ul to their only
fafes made comliting Kicbs a&d Wilder's patsnts.-
SIhRNS MARVIN NucooSsors to Rich h Co) LAG
Watt str
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evidence hro proved 10 be superior all others use
lug rem stat onary spoo and making tho only FAST and
tsir stitch made by machinery Tfs public are Invited TO
.ssnine them at our Office, 81 Chambers street Pce from
W to S5V Descriptive Pamphlets mailed upon equest.
GROVER BAKED II co.
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,tsfoughly and efficiently taught by b. +. FoarER, T
sroidwa where gentlemen oonvesant With hns,nnsa
attain mastery kpouiedse OF double entry IL she short
ypsce of one week. open dsy and evening"
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stairs offers for sale, diamonds from parcels or
in PACKAGE imported rich diamond rings pins
and fine solid gold jawery at the manufacturers trade
prices for cash approved trade paper Office second
floor. DAVID RAFT Manufacturing Jeweler
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z@Ds and srangers invited splendid
ing goods, which of. ring at reduced prices
BAkTH, LoMsW WEED, New Mourning store, No. 55i
broadway between St Mich olas and Metropolitan Hotels
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Ready Mad. Clothing Mt $50 Broad way

The balance of stock il being
per cent less than the usual prices 800 coats loo
and Geo vests all Of the latest e Call before purchas
ing elsewhere.
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NOn-Arrivnl Of the AsIa

SANDY HOOK, July 27-10 p NJ
The weather is clear but there no signs Of the Asia
nov overdue at this port.
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Is still comple consistr drah pearl
rnd felt hats in variety hats
9entl.men need not despair of being fitted.
WARN0CKs'. Hatters, 275 Broadway, Iryinn Hcuse.
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Tnc prescott 6O0se -r<e travelling public
respectfully Informed that this hotel will ready
for the Of boarder Tuesday the ri August
ALBERT DEoRoOT, Proprietor
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UNREAsoNABLE.-Someo Of our cotemporories
Of the rural districts" are complaining that
the members of the Legislature, before adjourn
ing voted themselves three dollars per day for
the five weeks they were not in session. We
think that is getting off cheaply. Is not that
preferable to their continuing in session five
weeks longer? When the Dutchman fell down
from the yard arm and broke his leg, he thanked
God that il was not his neck. Let our rural
contemporaries emulate his example, and be
thankful in getting off so we'll 1t is unreason-
able to complain where our country editors
have SO much cause for congratulation. Auoth
o, week, and they might have been tied up hand
and foot by the Maine law. Only think of that
and be thankful.
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and Irish journal is weekly hd with important and inter-
esting particularly from Ireland whose children in
America the paper Is ciy devoted This weeks issue
contains the proceedings OF the reception Of Mrs heagher
Waterford and her reply to the Corporation address,
geter Nth accounts OF the Irish elections of tho
crops &c, &c. u XTEk IL BROTHER, IA and 10 Ann
street the wboesa in this city where carriers
be supplied II oderatc
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GREEN No Ator House hts all figures with superb
shiris made to order Is it figure of speech say that
he figures the Gos the day.
Ills word to q misses its mark.
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Co ESQ Broadway has Issued tickets sale
the size and price Of picture wanted time Of eng &c.
which entite tie holder particular picture which
lie desired St time These tickets sale
all hours, daily, at the office
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From Cincinnati:

ARREST OF AN EXTENSIVE GANG OF COUNTERFEIT
ERs-THE MAYOR OF CINCINNATI DEAD-THE
OHIO RIVER RISING.
CINCINNATI, July q, 1853
Six arrested last night three miles
below this CITY, In their house found $40 600 in
counterfeit money, all the State Bank of Ohio except
some ves on the Fairfield County Bank Of Connecticut
Bogus dies and implements we're found but the plates
not been discovered Three the party were
birda, and another, named Quincy Hurschey was Large
suoconractor on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad The
whole party have been committed to Jail. The gang il
supposed to DO the most daring and in the
country
night. ~
The river continues to rise at the rate of inch an
nour, and now measures nine feet in the channel
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From the Plains,

LOUISVILLE, July 81, 1853.
The Salt Lake mail reached Independence No., on the
oath inst.
They met great many trains mostly for the Salt Val
ley The Indians had troubled Smiths train on the
Thirty two Mile creek and Ds wson's Sand creek.
party of the Sioux tribe took of the ferry
on the north fork Of the Platte river but did not hold it
long
The Platte very high.
The railroad fever Is getting high again.
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Steamship Florida at Savannah.
SAVANNAH July 20, 1853
The steamship florida, from New York, has arrived
at this Iort
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ALBERT II. NICULAY continues his great sale Of West
Flushng lots tits day 1hursday) at u o'clock At the
Merchants Exchsnge This beautiful village is only
miles from the city of New rk and the New York and
Flushing Railroad which i being s under
expected to hourly express traDs the depot is
this property and all probability will be able
to reach Flushing from fifteen to eighteen minutes
by tic railroad Tho elevated snd the water Of the
finest kno the teeds contain stringent nuisance
clauses end bouss will b allowed to 10 built that cost
less than 1900 hut time will be specified whom they
Iha be built We think this is really desirable and valua
BILE property aud recommend friends to embrace this
Iportubity and attend the sale The terms and
title unexeeponabe For full particulars, refer to the
auctiOneer O 40 W all street
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From Plttsburg.

From Plttsburg.
THE ALLEGHANY VALLEY RAILROAD-ARREsT OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MISSING.
PIrTsBuRG, July q, 1858.
The managers Of the Allegheny Valley Railroad to day
adopted the Brookville route to the New York line.
Two counterfeiers, from Detroi. Michigan, were ar
rested here this afternoon, having in their possession
IS 600 in counterfeit two's on the Bank OF the Em.
pire State. They had passed large quantity in Browns
vile, Pennsylvania.
formerly member Of the Legislature from this county,
has been missing for time and fears entertained
that he has been drosned He was on q visit to st.
Paul Minnesota and left his baggage at hotel on the
Sd July, since which he had not been heard Of
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From New Mexico

THE WITHDRAWAL OF MEXICAN TROOPS FROM
MESILLA CONFIRMED-DEATH OF GOVERNOR
PAYNE, OF vERh0NT-YELLOW FEVER AT NEW
oRLEANs-INDIGNATIoN MEETING IN BALTIMORE
AGAINST THE MAYOR.
BALTIMORE, July q, 1858.
New Orleans papers Of Wednesday and Thursday last
received.
The statement that the Mexican troops had been with
drawn from Eesilla valley is confirmed.
Elk Governor Payne died at Waco the 9Th inst.
Twenty four deaths by yellow fever took place in the
Cnaty Hospital at Nes Orleans tho 10th and Goth
nstanta.
Another indignation meeting was held in Monument
square This afternoon two thousand to three
persons being present Numerous speeches made,
and resolutions denouncng the conduct adopted
The meeting adjonAd TO the Mayors residence where
resolution requesting him TO re-igp to hin He
bis determination TO sutaa the course he had
adopted is rumoed that he has called an extra Sos
sion Of the Council, and that he will resign.
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Affairs In Washingtsn.
the 0ARDNR CASE AoAIN-APP0INTHENTS-n
AEATe OF 0FFICE-sEEKERs, ETC, ETC.
WA HsaroN July ~, 1858.
motion made in sssr this msrning by the eoun.
sci for Dr. Gardner, to continue the case the ground
that there prospect Of return of the Mexican
Commission st present The Court declined because the
Commission daily expected.
Senator Chase, and Col. r. n. Harrison, Consul 70
Jamaica, are here.
Mr.. s. Hsrksr has been appointed Mall Agent On the
New Haven and New London road.
OphAnt, recently removed from the oAiee Of Regis
tor Of the Treasury, has been restored.
Charge Sebes has left Washington.
COL Paine of Rochester, left here for New York this
evening, accompanied by Mr. Parker, Chief sschem Of
the Senecss.
Judge Smith of California; Judge Potter Of Ohio and
Capt. Duperu who made the gallant charge the
tional bridge In Mexico, Ave in town. The latter has
been suffering from inaamma,ory rheumatism, but Is
covering. He is spoken Of for handsome eousulship
1t Is understood here that the squadron to the
fishing grounds ia intended 70 be permanent.
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SUPPLEMENTARY ONCE. Crystal Palace, New

Exhibitors respectfully notified that tho space
slloed them l. not actually occupied BY them within !ea
sonabe time The General dent will feel authorized
TO dispose Of 1t Ii favor other aud later applications
j. N. BATCHELDER Secretary Of Superintendent.
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