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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
UasHiagfOn dfairs.

WASHINGTON. March l.-Dr. Stones nust 81
President Fillmore, in Italian marble, has al.
Congressional L"'ar 10 day. 1t is laid he is
about to exc Ute a similar bust OF Pierce, III
American marble
Sasceres. trial has been postponed until rht
next tern of the courr on account oil IN Hines
Of witness.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
From washington
Va HINGrl N, March 2

The cal,,ir ship E ic~,on leaves mere for
xe. York an Sa'urd,y. A voyage l. con-
,.nrlaled to Au.r,ala and EnsIanl in lh"
''I i. senate. to day. pass'd the Civil and
n.rI',m,i,c Aprroprnton hiil In thr House
r,s,,n,inn y, ppln'in g 'om".itee On Ma
,;,,.aI Arnori.s, VAS passed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
GrcUf F/0Od

NE" HAVEN March I've have contin
We a'u hea'y rains, and the water is ten inches
VI level IN the depot on The rals ay, the
%'TNs being completely submerged. Travel
:" 10" ever. but little iupeltd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
Ar'rat 9fMe Georgia-- Upmards IF $4,000.
600 IN GOid

UUu M UOid.
New YORK, March, 1.-The steamer Geor-
GA from AsplnwaI has arri, ed, hrinsing 81
rassengers. So 10000 in gold on freight, and
500 OO0 in the hands OF rasseng"
lheG eorgia reports that tn" Tennessee pass
Cd the Columbus on the 7th $40 miles north
Wy Wy Acapulco, ound up. The owners of the
"lnhfld Scott pronounce the report of her
PASSENGERS being taken off hy til. Cou'nbuo
'nd dying with the fever, To- be- incorrect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
Marine Disaster.

BOSTON, MarCt z
The sl,ip Fon,r Qneen. be'"re reported
ashore on Scianate Beech has gone To piece,
and her valu biz cargo hoeted off She Was
insured in New York aud Boston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
WOIekS-A. ELLISON II Pro
u pttciO
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Uoo,, So \. Biud ami Ror Faclo,y,
mn As.a Nachme Hoyk,
Iron TuyyiUg nd EUlfY0.


iran Tuning ond FHtfng
BiochsmUhing n NIL descripfions
Tlpsc works having been fitted up great expense
f power, and lnrge variety of mac binery for
working wood and iron form the complete estab.
islnnen the kind in the Southern States. aud can
execute better work and at cheaper rates. than be
in the ofdif any mode.
Builders aud those intending to build supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed .nf
glazed if requreh) MGuldnga Flooring dressed ana
,ngnc and groov"d, ready for aging. dressed Ceiling
md Wcnrherbpn,line Pnngs, ard n variety If other
taletinls tcga@l"' ~ hnlidIne.
Contrncter-- plici with Dn-,pand Stone Ours. Der
el, Gearing, Wh"elnrrow., Picks and Bars and other
Tools required upon Publ Works.
Coustautl ,ad - cor saie on req sonube terms
al varieties o f""ring md other Lumber, worked
uifoihed Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
,fTmbcr .ltsed n ars..r
IN i-,fr. A NETTi ET"N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05

E-0N No announcement of appointments to
the Cabinet has b en- received.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
Anew STYLE EOOTs!!!-
SPRING TRADE

AFhHNG EKADE
n"ENii.G tn ag,,'ais" ,irc Dashhn. rne
~ su-"runrs encouraged by the very ibcrnl patron
ng.. nitucrta receive l. mud determined every
oil,r icse,va its continuance for the futur
h extensive preparations for ia" Spring Trad". md
,pau" curly in the "ntiing month Vi the largest
rll Il dcsiIlbl' stocks ot
spring Clothing,
superior aad wc.l-,H5wn Maaufn 'ute.
I, rcd in tins market. Ia the time the pilnnce 1f
,yota, -r,rb il Jig closed Ioo figures make
room 10 the n " Cot.
uHOLESdLE 1RhDE.-Wc have made arrange
upais cops terrible demand from the trude,
AID GDUN TRY MERCHANTS ARE invited To exam
iac stoc. belp,e making tnoir .prine purchases.
A S. SlIAFER X co.
Mio ST. opposite Stzer's iia. Store.
tV't. II rnar wil! be pleased to see his frionds
- ihis ctt ibIishmert.
F.blS--ta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-05

psoviAsd In ssct TO- IA net subulttsd 10 the ,se
DE for their spprovan provisea IL sat IA As&ths
article q ths osnseutson fords he creation OF aay debt
unless % f expressed In ssosns 10 and IL
ERECTED expressly by the Law itself to be applied te
Ine co0pleen VI tho Erie enlargement and the
Genesee Valley snd Black River canals
am aware that my prsdscessox, (Conptroller Hunt
In his annual report made In 1880 enters upon
elaborate defence Of this Law and The debt e.sasd BY
IT, but EMBARRASSING clear conviction that the plain In
hbitons Of the constitution violated In the
ton OF this debt cannot p~rnt this as0n to pss
the made to tho Senate before referred To- for the
reasons at length for the pinon thus estprtsined
The reeult Of ths ncreae OF the General Fund debt
viii b from Tvs operation the sinking fund set
apart by the constitution to pay the debt.
cSkNA yuap DEsr SINKING FUND
The following stAte6et thows the condition OF the
General Fuad pebt Sinking Fund " Ne CLOSE u tns
fcal year -
Balance ous the Treasury on
the S0th September, 1854 49,. $AE eSS ~
Amount paid from the Treasury
during the year ending 3orh Of
6eptenher 1854, Geo stats.
meat Be-. s6S seS u
Amount transferred 70 the Gen.
eral Fund revenue for Interest
on money advanced from the
Treasury 10 meet the demands
on this TUNA. ooSz 90 -
Amount received into the Treasury daring
tho year ending 3Qsh Sept, moer, 1881, (soe
statement Al. SSs4C0s 20
--
Balance due the Treasury the 3oth Sep
TENDER 1859. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOL DOT ls
TO this fund Belongs fix per cent stock L.
susa On account Of the bank fund, re-
deemabe in 1868. ....;..,. ........ sos7ss ss
Balance duo tho Treasury, (see statement
above, ........................ eIoe7 ~
Amount Of the fund ON the soth September,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-05

T0tM,.. 80. vZ9S SOU W
PIemis bid In for the State by the Commissioners Of
the United States Deposite Fund under foreclosure II
mortgage, which remained uRssid ny ths Commissioners
Of the Land Once on the 3oth 4ept. mber, 1907
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

ate TIE awful marble mouihed wrath Of the Statue but
is a wonder, that the public should to deny that
dramatic music hath its horrors spoken tragedy hath
snd 10 swee, aov mug. be Interrupted when death aud
he'll are in the perspective. Nothing be
finer 10 express the characteristics of this scene
than the manIer in which il Is written The
motonl, ss rpa.sve ueranees Of the statue repre-
scented in the heavy blasts Of the orchestra the moduls
tons regulated iih stately majesty II this they differ
from tie shriekipg Of tie VOLTS glen, in Der
F,ischuiz where The regular rules Of harmony VIC
lated With daring unprecedented then in music, and
marking the supreme genius OF the author They differ
y agsiD from The supernatural effect ia Robert e Dable
where spice Of the hdeousy grotes is necessary Il
such music however, were listened TO- it would grow on
the hesrer.
The house last night was well filed giving evidence
Of tie success of the enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
FIREMEN AT NEW-HAVEN.


fIOm the New-taHen Journal jay 4
The steamer CaDOuiOus arrived yesterday afternoon
about @ dock. having bOd Casper Co. NJ OF Pro
whence kynIou Foreman numbering % men, and Rhode
Island Co OF Pawucket Spencer, Foreman nu nberng
IS men, with a splendid band OF music Ihey were 70
ceved by the member OF Cr0tOn c.. No ], Farnhtn
Fore man and escorted into the city from the steamboat
LANDING. .
About O'Clock 7. NJ, the steamer Massachusetts, or
rived here with large company O nremen' who were 70
ceyed ~ the Pavilion Hotel ard escorted 20 ther quarters
by Companies Nos AID 1. The New oIkers brns "ill
them fine bands OF music
The steamer Traveller Capt Bownes arrived here about
the sane time with the Mas tchusvts having on board
some three hundred passengers mostly drawn miner by
he ceremonies OF 10 cay.
large number Of were al the landing on the ar
rival OF the boat and joined in the crt which was very
large and imposing.
Mir GardueIs barber shop Office, wasIpos bril-
Iantly lighted ts night An Illuminated IA sf ton OF a
gallant freman rescuing child from the devourug Gle
mert decorated one window, while ~ the other he vas
shown 10 present the child safe ~ his parents pom the
hat Of the heroic delyerer was imprinted the figures
n cofnpmtnt 20 No 81 4 New FORK, who are among the
visitors from that city The entire affair wei degned
and execu,ed-worihy Of Mr. Gsrdner aud the OCCASION
ano the fremen showed their appreciation OF the comph
ment Nv giving three hearty cheers ~ they passed
Ni.sars Co Of Springfield also arrived IN the last even
change.
Our city pr sented most lively appearance asst evening
Bands If music werspayng IN all parts Of the town aud
large d OF people convened ~ different seeons
who kept up continual stir and hustle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

IS THERE a TOsT OFFICE AMONG Us

10 '-'N@'~- -
To ne Ed,o, o. heN J. TSi5une.
SIR: Your readers in This vicinity are pleased to find
ven exposing the ncfhceucy OF the PostOlce Depart
m,It in city and country.
We think this a favorable oppo tunity to mention our
lityapces On The hOie hne Cfte Rochester and Syra-
ens, Di Ct Rasroad haze k1d 10 regular mails slgce
he tDJHy
Tie Department neglected to advertise for proposals,
ri hence contract has yet been made for carrying the
mails II is now Ihursday and We have not received a
cory Of TIE Ilftune This week Occasionally stragg
mani bag conairf the Eastern mail comes from Roetes
Ter For Whist little mail matter We get We are indebted q
The Syracuse and Rochester Postmasters and the baggage
men on the railroad. How long must these things con
nue section OF country With ~ much populst "a az
tie entire STATE o Teas has no II All accom- nodA;on!
Your suhscbers complain and thTe lieo 10 stop the pa
rtr hf II them thinking the trouble les AZ your door
Our farmers busy securing Their Wheat and ~ he
most Of which securely garner5d From the best inior
nat, n think the Wheat crop IN Wayne County vas per
lss never better The cry about weevll Is over itrms
finding that s ravsges c0unned 70 the borders OF the
ield
In tlisimmeGlae section Corn and Potatoes suffering
for rain though within week showers have been ire
ouel y around US This is celebrated Apps region, bG
The crop u Is ear viii he light
ON the 18th Inst AZ Wolcotf, 10 this County woman
calling herse Mary Michael and her daughter Sarah
srr4,t,c examn 20 ana in is charge Of muir
d4ril Al infant the offspring Of Sarah. They are sran
gers having come 20 Wocott on the day previous.
Respectfully ours, Wv. u.
No. d a L.. july ". 1873.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
TIE CRYSTAL PALACE on SUNDAYS.

T. ne Editor Of TIE n T. Ti6sne
SIR: The article the signature Of Victor Hannot
has attracted great deal of attention among the work
iug classes, particularly in large establishment where
there are more than five hundred oil the class Oi
mechanics whose ingenuity and skill conceived planned
aud erected the Crystal Palace-the same class WHO
were "a, luotd on the Inauguration and forgotten ~ the
d1 IT given b. tie Dreoiorssnd the class Of me
olari,s without Whcse labor aud skill tie London and
New York Crystal Palaces never al have existed whI
now number IN this City $780, and who Ask for sunday
dri,sion the building hey have erected without wh3
tr.,iege msny viii never have opportunity Of seeing
the inside Of H.
Aher he suggestion by Victor HaunOt had been made
public there appeared several protests against secti
an gIouLds By that class OF producers who make al
heir money sunday ana nOg humber 3l,OOO persons
ho never asssted directly indirectly ia ths con5t
ton Of tie stall Palace who never raised gram II
whest spun yard Of cloth dug foot # earth in their
ives but who wish To- govern that which they al AohnS
10 Do with ard To- tell halic3 thou shall. not g 70
th, CRYSTAL PAace sunday
appeal to the Pres TO The Directors and ask It the
voices OF thousands OF he bard working producers are not
az more importance than those OF lev non producers who
i've If tie swest al midnight toll II tlOss very msclan
ics vi raised this Palace who build al your iron houses
rd brought 90 perfection those splendid steamships Of
which our City Is 30 justly proud
Go. p. CLARKE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
FALSE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
To Ne Ed',or Il TzsN. y. TriBaa,-

AeNf fqiiof y Ihe-f a. AFto-he
SIR: have read your article headed d" The Hudson
" River Market Boats The public are much Inlebied
10 you for this and other similar articles which come
home 10 the boOms and also affect the pockets OF 20 IT
readers May call the attention OF your readers also
10 the frauds pracced in the sale Of fruits aud yegea-
bles-not only in stores, but in the public market.-in
tie use Of fe sures aud this under the eye OF p1b-
Hc oicsr. whose special duty Is % srend - such tiers.
Neither the Inspectors # Weights ard Measlres or ne
Clerks II markets plead ign rance o. t's iAet
More have seer the CLERK OF one market himself selling
~ suCh fraudulent measures How il be expsc.-d
that be can enforce the law others Is there any non
ct in any Of markets When l. the g')t
Tin, conIrg when reform viii begin | an afraid not
until tie City Hal has been purified aud swept cisSn
VIII not Mayor use the PoFer ne possesses TO remedy
TIA evil Dr.. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

nv sstemsn.-I do not wish 10 do for the sake Of me
laciss who repeatedithe shiny sentences aude to but
you DO say 10 you in nearly the las, words OF cele
brsied warrior and PRESIDENT prepared shah Sd
"desvor TO DO my duty The insinust0n viii deny
for eco cash Forward that 20 this Office and With
in few hours shall send you the drst rough az
every scene complete-of five play was A;7y writ
rg for the purpose Of bringI the nderes OF actresses
into contempt OF course, 81 all not ri the 1ney-
'hs j. mail enough for the privilege OF perusinz it
fr0Es hat Tkeafr rhi1h gare D10r BGHnster 80
for Pufn0n Intelligent nave found 3 be 81
very rare that certainly shall be the last 70 SANDER the
most intelligent class Of female felO F-eiizeLs.
The U'rcuTy About Why should blame thee poor
PspeT Thou canst not live without advertisements me
Bowry Thester IS thy patron thou dost right u e& r..
feet all uncean they and % bark AZ those who VIII
not bow he knee 20 Stevens Go thy way, poor Areuy
and attack more
Sir. / have finished I young. without dollar
without friend almost without Acquaintance IN ls
CITY You rich Captain OF Guards, and kno N
70 tens Of thousands But powerful than yol
are for in this affair have Truth ny SIDE All VII
prevail in spite Of ~ your eIerons have given voice
srd It has been heard BY very different persons ron 7
patrons 81 your Theaier tn Punt may ant re re1y
mor0f cassS ccrt0EHly ri -afh, WITH Sor INACTIVE ~
TLHEsI Hf confroterg ttc y0u nay pr0r0.s kvrny your
Mercura friend confeses Z. - he las attended the n7a-
only occasionally have been rt-yn1r attender ana
Looked that nj bt see and Listened thar nsAi X
beri Think twice, then, before you write once OAs
thing must be done-ihe licenou.n-ss Of the stage must
be- pat q stop TO Women must sol be made the us'rI
neris q Manufacturing bad aud women IN ttis cy
sny longer This il the resolution OF more, Hnd more
powerful individuals than l. That Is what have oeSn
ihe cans Of comp .hirg. The worst thai you ch 90
with me M be- 10 % laugh az you n my leisure
and 10 compel a. future day 70 issue neR ealo1
Of No ';ations among the Iombs
u tdletf1y ftrH0on ~ y 20. JANIS lid Al ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
A QUERY FoR TIE COMMON COUNCIL.

To ~ E1s,,r e Tie Tr5sae
SrR Your estimate cfthe cost Of the reception ot me
President has renewed desire 70 know Why II was
necessary 10 charge y cents for admission % The Bat
rey thai Day Now, sir. have no doubt that your
estimate more than expenditures Therefore TIE
Appropriation was more than sufficient u vas not neces
sry to make tbs charge 10 meet extrs expenditures nsr
Incurred Grand idea g. make show OF the President
in orGer 70 meet the EXPENSES Of bis reception 49,
should ike 20 kno- how, ~ the double entry Alder,
snc sysem Of book keeping the receipts are enier- "a
their looks ticket Of admission entitled the holder
10 b.h IN the bArrur herce {. may De that h- propre
tor of the bath the ongna0rs Of this move and
shared the spos with others Why we're not al eycud AZ
without twenty five cent exception or al admitted Is
what want 10 know Any Information will be thankfully
received ~ yours, &c, lNts
4 Jo.L TUIr ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. JULY 90, 1853

have the confidence 10 believe that there s
intelligence ard Christian feeling enough Throughout, ths
the grtat State Of NswYOrk TO elect such men IS VII IN
booking OF Emigrnt passengers above The regular rates
on our Railroads and Canals And now call on the pso
pie Of the whole State who have regard Tor the interest
and morals Of the community 20 one orsLi and ASSIST
in driving from the community lawfully. al these outside
booking houses compelling the engrant runner to seek
some honorable calling
Lock q; the thousands who yearly some among IS
with means suc isIt carry them 10 the ct sho are
set upon ard by every imaginary means are KEPT nre 1
Ill their money j. nearly exhausted and The remAn1el
Wrung from item BY these runners and o3oksrs wh-n
they SET; away penury with stsrv ,;ioa Arns mem
in fte face 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

C,sr1F GARDEN OrrRA-The opera Of Don Giovanni
was produced last night with the following remarkable
cast. Anna St,fanone; Evira Patti Srskosch Ivrlina
Sonisg Giovanni Badi.l Lsoporeo. NJ .settoi Zannt
Revere The tenor part Otavio, WAS taken by Nieth'
Savi accustomed 10 sing modem music al the pitch AMI
in the STYLE such it Is written and he did Mt make
out with this part sucoes uy at his Performance st Nblos
80 there may be IN hs not taking last MIGHT
II Vstia was prominent in it neither was Savi and
his what be said hose did not and ths tenor
attractive n in more modern operas.
ANer an that has been written IN favor OF the beauties OF
Don Giovanni the simple trs Of Lerins the avortss
with The public ana much Of the concerted music is
cariere TO them Indeed, number Of them began to quit
before the piece was over.
Madame Sontsc was sncored in her airs though with
the Enthusiasm that chsrscteses The applause bestowed
some other pieces which might be named The part oil
Don Giovanni is not one in which Bai'ali shines the mot
but be carried it Of with vigor if 6n,sse were wanting
Revere is MEsys thorough going bado. Ihe par; OF
Donna Annals fsvori'e with prms dOnns they csa
get very little applause in t. The airs ere written very
high and not dsnguishe3 by striking aras.s Of grave
and acute notes. The Ingenious sccool2 suusn.- 50
fDl Of drsmSnc meaning divide with ther a..
enton while the public ~ large look greater donna
Of the voice than such com binations allow
In the final Of the Grs, at was trosr,ed mas ia
dtux by Mile Ducy Barre aud NJ Maugin The music p,
this was Of the modern ballet aud WAS not in nc ri.nc
with the smooth, calm. oil fashioned ni-u4, f,Y,nir.
which belongs 70 the piece AsNs style e WITH, m .
for the poetry Of motion b casps.t 80 o., a-.. .,
sonsie Ads gio and intense accented appo siared ser
taxing the place Of the qgei elegance o. Of - o.
minue's which grSndmothers then with early hearts
and gentle hands figured inthe contrasts Of last night
were curious They too we're historically painful in show.
Ing how eeetng even the forms Of much that artistic
and Plat the world as It whrs is course scintla.es
beauties Of the soul ihA; fade the public view though
they should be deemed Immortality bright.
The workngup Of the last is, under favor good
enough 70 keep every in his which TACT
oOheo iAs' hgeL To the dramatic composer write
earthly music is easy As that Of the earth e.rby
ana mere no wonder in Mozart adopting with instincts
Is Keen As Giucks and riPer perceptions ia detail TIE
DIMINISHED seyenihs and their concateuai,a, 10 iaeiyd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
WHO. DESIGNED THE CRYSTAL PALACE


sE: IL your paper Of to-day, see a communication
by Mr V Beaumont t. which would beg you to pub
li.h the following correction, although feel very re-
luctant to discuss this matter in tic Press, bat am
oIced 70 90 So from sense Of justice 70 NY partner
Mr Christensen NJ. know IN shat sOurcrs Oi mi1'mi-
ION Nh Bedurl NJ has, OIL! say that Il % moor
rect IN many parts.
have 10 knos ledge Of the steps taken by the Board
Of Directors Of tie Crystal Palace Association, before
Mr C.rsfeLstn aid / began ogr Dr. sa which Sts
rlanfed ty rs together the principal esilres beng DE-
cic ID u T. by Mr Car-trnsen before he requested ny
assistance and being worked out AID flushed ~ Us unity
After is adout0n furnished from our ofh e t1e WORK
ing drawings the same not only sctur ol also
those tie engineering ptrt, - well as the necessary
-Iccia atiors Calculations, &c WIKI regard % tue con
-ffucton ~ the dome beg 70 rem<s that We Il pro
posed cast iron bs IN original p an but g fears
wee oni,Itsltd by TIE the experimenting engine 1iN
h4~ could rot De done in tine 0Fifg partly 10 delay ID
m,lirg the necessary patterns We 1t last yielded = sl1
siirute a wrought rou construction Then NJ D-lmpd
trorosed 20 form the ribs # boiler iron connected with
ans L. r0n forming hollow r-ctsngu tubes Il Two inches
"a ietwten tie two verics. sides, 10 winch we o ctd
T. varo u reasons submitting a. the uue he plan
The cor ;lu ton xicA il adopted Although I-
sbors % Nj Dem ID very great 10 experimenting
Ire rok as vel ailotnZ it to the great number %
contractors W. have were bound 20 do by our con
ir, done Great deal Of the same principally ~ explain
NJ designs 10 competitors for contracts, vsnng ne pay
Tern shop The different work shops &c which rom hsr
zen ott IS from each other required vAst amouH oi
r. ~-- c-,,rtsrrp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
BY Telegraph.
Eircnlen,r .lnhlice.

NEN-HANEN, Friday, JAY 2 l8l3
Tie Hremens Parade 10 day attracted mighty multi
fude 10 this oifya arge number ot strangers nAn were
ever collected here before The procession splendid
affair both appearance sndler 9Th. tocclped three
Quarters of an hour passing
The hrs prize of tie drsClaSs Engines was won by the
Casper of Providence Her stream thrown f3 fest
The first prize the class by the Niagara
of New Britain, Conn, which threw stream lil feet
The Nameaug Engine, OF New London, IN fair way
10 victory when her hose BURT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
THE POsr-OFFICE EVIL

T. ne E5ioy 81 The y. YT,..aae
SIR: On Monday the 18th inst. three letters were
mailed al Saratoga, NeglOrk to this City None OF
them arrived here until Wednesday afternoon, hs goth
Whist 9Th the Poet Oise DepGrmen
lie present ncunbeuts are not competent 70 the dis
chsre OF their duty had they better not resign By Civ
II the above notice in your paper you viii oolge
Yours. respectfully Ii GrTNfS, rs Grand 81, y. y
"a