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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02

,Oi oVef-poWering aWicuon'
Under bereavement like this, how trlfing
20. how very irihing do most of The cares
and purposes, and plans of this world APP
pearl We can hardly realize how it Is,
hat our hearts have been so engfossed in
ilule matters OF the day. We open our
eyes, as II were, from dream, upon The le.
aliies that are around and before us. We
see Z" passing away written upon all things
ai ms world. We feel that we are mere
s. enners probaloners here, and seem to
cs'lesae nth an approximation to truth, the
er'al irI,l ests of eternity, as compared with
"a So d lime. do earnestly desire to keep
AWAKE e. 'hcse matters; not 10 fall into the
spell Nhtge, as il were from necessity, we
look through false medium, which places
eieiaiy 50 tar off aud gives TO the things Of
time such vast magnitude and disproporlion-
ate importance.
| remember we'll the conversation on our
ride to the G 10 which suppose you refer.
The convictions OF my judgment have hong
been strong and decided, but the little inf1u-
ence they have had upon my life, is sad
illustration Of the great truth, 81 With the
heart man belieyeth unto righteousness.
| Our dear boy was i'll three weeks. and the
last four days Of his life was period of
much suffering Ia the midst OF our deep
sorrow, God indispensable relief in the
thought that lit is well with the child -
| He said much to use his own expression, of
g the blessed Jesus, especially on the Sab
bath. And now his indefinite impressions
and childish fances are exchanged for full
knowledge and never-ending fruillon. He
IS, as We firmly believe,
Where no blight falls
On the hosutiful rose Of youth"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
@rnitlt6e 9fa6rtbt.

Ollie biejenscn wrlAc nod AT bic 5tnterlaiIens
I6aft brs Srrlprbrnen 8 + II M . ier, lebts
bin BON 2ym 6aunI6ip, erGa Gauntp, idulNrn,
linb bicrSur6 ernflt6 ouf9cfcrbert innrbaIb feds
gBp6m pbne 6ebl anSurufcn unc atSubesablen.
limb SOl6r bic nod rrdtmaBi9e 6Urperunscn tas
brn, inb etenfallS crluAt ipl6c inncrtaIb Der Be-
Iastrn Belt wpblbeitdtist einSabdnbiscn tnrrm
na6Ber ni6tS mcbr an9cncmmtn rperNrn fam.
Sopio S. @tofer,
Sobn S. Nipier, Gr'or5.
Sopbia @ofer, }
NcSrmtrr t6. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
2rrculaun, Nltprmttr ., 1853.
Gbirur8iI1er un0 mebonifber
Znh11nr3f.

Or. 6. 6. s. @ul , n BON glcuYorf lrnft
bic gtuimrfIanteit FOLDER Serlrnsn ppn alllcntaun
unb Der llmge9enp, wel&e Speratirnen al, t9ren
natiirli6rn 3dbne SerriGtrt 3u Eotrn ten0t9tgt
Inb, rbrr bic iib tiinitIide 3dbne ctnleBen 5ulal'
irn tpiinIGen, ouf Irne SrrSi9lide Sperirtn9swet'
Ie in al ben peri4ierrnen 9pei9saber 3 nbn'
ar3netfunpe.
Oa CT teretts cine fstenjGbri9e Grfabrun9 III
Itiner 9rpfrBipn SrnrbGn bat unp ale wertbSpurn
gsrteherun9en tenabt, 70 priB CT, paB CT allsn
gatientrn bic bslte Stlfe 3u leten Oermag, tpelds
picle Smf SermS9eno 1T.
TeGerensen: Gbrip. 9bpmaS DegSitt, ..
o., gGrw. Gbarlcs N. SameIrn, s. Glnrflcn,
~. D, gSnt. llnprrbtl, %. O., gleu>yert
@ty.
Seine Sffite ID sesenpGrttS im ,,9merican
optel," ober putenten werprn auf SerIan8en
aud in ibrGn 6Iuiern brlu@t.
9irsembrr 2. naly
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
9ftpcrbcr 16.

3abnarSt in Nllentaun,
Suri6trt aar Sprratipncn an ben 3abne, auf bic
iprsInmitc up flmlfcrtigitc gSciie unb lrst 3abne
Gin naA cincm gang ncuen unc prrteNrtcn 9lant
init sulammenb6n9cnpen Gums. Oirie SABINE
inp triier unp pprsi9Ii6r ais bic telten 8lod
ctrr Sinatc Gum 3dGne in jcbi9em Gjebrauh.
OF" Dian rufe an unp lrbe 9rrtsn.
Siiicc: SO. Is g4e1s5amiItcu Strabe, dm
2ten StOdD, er9cniitcr Der SppfrlpipSbaae.
Grrmttr9. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
s 1lRnb Der

auf baS Sa6r 1654-Deut9fe mb Gn9lI6e-
Scsbsn erbalten unO beim GJrpecu atp &Irinen an
ben biaislsn greieei Sa Scrfoufen bel
&ef, 9utb uno Srerler.
Geytrmter z.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23

llntsrscidneter, 1erjlt6 tanf6ar fir genolenr
iebr Itteralc SunbIdaft, wiinIdt tsm al9emeinfn
publieum, lr tpte lrinen Srruntcn i'm beipnpren
dniusei9sn, baB CT 9r9enpdrttg cine beuli9e sluss
rabl
lille 2(rtcn un0 8erIbeoenbeiten bon
.6iften, &appen, MuffS, 8pa6, Cuffs
II. 10.
auI !Sanb bat, unb innerbtn gum Serfduf auf
Sant balten pirp--ales mad ben neueltm Mcs
ben, auI bic belte urb fnuerbaltete g4ele, unb an
btItt9eri grcIBen ais bielr 9lrtfr! te in bieler
Stabt SerfauIt rurren. Gr fam bas putlitum
YmE6ern, paB feline gBaarcn 70 iein trerbrn, DAP
lie In feinrr Sin1dt 3u ibertrsfen Iinb. Dies 1T
3war birl sela8t, ater rS 1T 9Iaes 8abrteit- init
,,Sunbuascn" mill er nihts Su tbun baten. Sn
bic S}crne gu eeber,, Strff au5ldneiecn cher alss
iGneiben la6Cn, BON lpldrn bic feline Sennrr BON
gSaarei iino, itnt ties pann babeim auspplaunrn
ldben, rtrpc CT 0crabIdcurn. glud gilt CT li6
ni6t nit artificial 0lanS ab-Ipntern Sictt ben
natiirliden 0lanS Dor, pcr frtnr @ldtte nldt in
cini9en Gasen Scrliert. &lr3 CT siebt eS Dor, bas
puttitum leine 9Sddren prpbtren ;u laben, unb
tann tpiro man aud talp fiuper,, Dap pirlcl6e ra
nidt n5tBts tabcn. gSrr nod nidt 9elcrnt bat,
ba6 allc lplfe bic ,bumbu91rn'' rS bbblt nEtbie
gupttNi w tnttHl SttuJhlt Gu tVllH 9thtSVulH Hil7
den S4ritt Su baltrn, 1T tpirtliA weit 9ntrr DC,
9eit.
gBer irsenb rtipaS aus bieIcm GjsI6Sitssmeist
brau6t, III adtllngepol eingelaben bel ibm an,u'
Ipreden unb liA Iclbit Bon benz @rIa9trn 3u iiber'
jru9cn-ja, 5u iibrr3cu9en, pab CT wtrtlid in lei
rcm StcBr fat, mas er Spr9itt Su baben.
Dur4 piinftIi@e nb setrruc gepienun9 unt
bic btlltg Pen prriBen bic IN pieler Stabt 9c
fprSert wrrben, bpfTt CT fh Heinen 2lntGril be
Uunlt res publifuntS ;uSulidern.
R@-Stpbrbalter I'M 2nnbe Werbrn tarduf duf
mertlam Ssmadt, DaB er alle rtrle srtifel tru
G,robrn unb 8Ieneit SertauIt, unb paE CT Iir al
gGilaortp9ia mb Neu=gcrt 9reesn tamt Srr
icrsen tann.
8crssbet cs nidt, ftin StpEr ii 80. 81, pi
nidfr Gbare pterbatb Sanurman'S Stobr.
98illiam Ref.
qflentpwn, Oft. &c. rq3I
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
9Soiaf SSocl,ricSot.

/ gemabt iprpen fir Die Snrpr
nt nit atlsemeinsn Disepntp
:ier 9ripilssien, weltbe in ft
!, 2eGa Gauntp, erri4tct irereeI
nen : Farmers u'nb M 6
pcn 6atalauqua," mi
II 3weibunbert tauIenp 8balcr
,ilesiuni, baHelte auf Dreibun
r srrmebren Su piirfen.
b, Satcb 91urp,
Daniel Il. Gutb,
9,baen llbri9bt
.bsnrp :. .paberodsr,
Matban Rlcg,
tier, 6enrp Snctluerp,
Seremiob S3ittcr,
4ster 8ctb,
Gbarlcs Sioh,
9scr9e Gceb,
Smen eaptclo,
esapclo pid,
8sutsn YottcrIcn,
%. 8. Strcno,
Sbcmas Srieocrih,
Ghas. 24. 8au,
16ab, Siatbou Srceerih,
BilIiom 9. Sr9Ilp,
4, Samucl 8cmt9
Ssfe Sncult.
teller, Seubtn 9advnbatb,
Galcucn asmmcrcr,
9lsllcn gSertbciltr,
tStcr9e Gers,
\ sSclepb &iob,
Gborles 9ictf,
CT, siatbon Se9ler,
Scbu g8iItams,
Gdmuel Gclper,
Omen 9liee,
sSfaat 6. Ghnntlsr,
Sames 9R. Tulsr,
4. @iaiam DaiGer,
Q.!S. GitGert,
r, Somes Sintsr,
Scbn SnpbSr,
Gpbriam ecn1.
/, 2(arrn Gitnbare,
.Srbn ,bce,
Geparo 6srn,
9iotSon Sis9er,
SSotcb 8cift,
Omen 6ern,
Sccl Gems,
sScremiab aern,
Samuet 9Shler,
u. g. Spt9arh,
r. !6enrp @crman,
.6curp Snpbsr,
eScbn Shcmos,
Mcbsrt Stedcl,
Scftpb 8icrn
Satcb 9)iiftcn,
!. Gpbraim S1lidicp,
u. 9. Sso9rcapss,
Samss &cd,
@tni. &. S'siIeL
,nirom YalIist,
n. 8. Dtfb,
u. @. 6iultn
8. 1853. nl6I
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
SSc,gc Scs)ralbiiber.

1lutcr,eidncte g,u6tdnSIer, glc. 81, 9lcrb Ste
Strnfc, p6ilabcIpbid, fdmciheln fb nun I'M
Stanbr gu fem, rinem I6pn lGnslt serilirenten
Mmscl res 9utlitmS abbeIfcn Su tSnncn. So
lit pirs nGmlib in einrr
Heibez Sct9e BON 2(nfan9s zS6ulbdbern.
Sic babrn li6 naml6 nculi4 Gin Snterr1e in
Sanders 8ctt es6ol9e pcn 9 anlr
bd6er susceisnct, unb winl6cn bic glufmert-
Iamtct pes 9ublituMs, rrr Gltcrn unb S6ul.Di.
rttprrn barauf ,u lrutcn. Sc Tnb Der Siider2
an brr 3ab, bic olle iebr brrrl6 en9cri&tst lino.
unp chamber rpblerbo6t na6 SGml6 na6fCl"
gen. sic linp auf 9utes unp idSneS Yapifr se'
brudt, rib anscnrbm unp pattrrbaft 9ebunben, uno
ein iepcs Der 9Clrbii6er snt9dlt ctrpas W2uH.
0as publifum pirp ernIilid parauf aafinerfs
fam ernaft, inbem in rirler 6inlidt ME etiraS
ScrSiBli6crtS Spr bem 9ublifum mar.
Diclelbe Iclen an gan, niepriSen 9reiBrn atSr'
lalIen merben. Nan tsliste bieIelbe in ben Su@>
ltUbrS in auscnl6ein 81 nebmrn.
Sower uno Barnes.
gbilabelpba, Suni 20. naV0
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
3lmsnerf0llf am Soften
Tlit ber abF6t aus 0rladftcn ;lt 9cttn.
On ( -. =. a. re Il,

Wlit Der Gbll6t aus 0rladItrn ;u 9cbtn.
8 ebinouno-G q 6.
Der llnterSei6nete ;rist ben Ginwcbnen son
Oluentcpn unp bent 9ubltfum In aasenicinen an,
bafj er Ieinen sansen Stpf bon Strbrsiitern an
Rem crRcn GintaufspreIcn ousSertauft, inbcm sr
has Stctrsrl96ft bier oufsebsn miro. Der Stpd
brItebt ans einer alsemeinen SerIdiebmbrit Spn
yBaaren ieber 8rnenntns, unp bic aufmcrtianfrit
BON aarn wirO baber auI Neie fpitipe Gbatla6r
selentt.
alic ollie, bic ibr quite Bargains ;u MAIDEN
miinIdt, ruFst an an Sdtsaobr.
S. 9S. 8rnbb.
GrftcMter %. naES
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
9H az Il II 1td.

>Sir Grecutcrs pom lcBten gBiam brS Serlrrs
trnfn. Mi6ael gSebr, lest9tn Srn gSaIdin9tcn
SaanI6ip, ee6a GauntY, 9ctcn biermit 9fadrift
an Scrrrmann, rer SaIpme gSebr, cine 6p6ter
beS trIa9tcn Seritprteuen, auf ben 9amrn Der Grs
eeutprs bin nidtS su bergen, eS lc renn pab e eir
nc Spn ben GrecutorS unteri6rebrne Srpsr Bat
Mlidboel @ebr, er,ors
Daniel &ebr, " 0t''
girsemtrr 0. na9m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
S6GbbarcS Gi9entbum

auf 6fentliber Senbu 3u perfaufen..
5rrita9s ben 2trn December, I'M II llbr Dit
ta9s, Ipll an Dem SauIe beS prrItrrtenen NJ
8Bber, ien., lestbin bon Sripelter9
launl6p, ge6a Gaunt9, fpl9enres lie9rnpe Gt'
stnt6um BffentliA Yrrtauft werprn, namli4:
$50. I.-Gin 9elpifes StGd 2ono,
ocleaen in beIastrm Gaunidip unp Gauntp; itpis
ienp an Qanbcr Yrn 9ctcr Nillcr, IT,, 9b. &raub,
GUnrap NGper, IT,, s. .. S6cll unp gcpfriep
grter; cntbaltenp 15 &drr. Die Serbellerun'
gen barauf lnS
ISxR. Sin 5rpeiitGdi9te6 8oDn6ou6,
ff::::N. cine @erberei, Sinbcnbau5,
ssssyIssaa GjruGcn, II. (. ip.,-nrt1 elmer 8uten
Sdcucr, Der mtere Stcd Spn StriR tnD rrr ptc'
re BON 6rdm rrbout Springbaus ulp cine CUTE
prlmpe naGe am Saule. Ge belnrrt lid aud rin
outer gaum9artrn nit Nepfrl unO nQerlci anprrm
Sbi na6e Der gBpbnlntg.
9as 2anb III in encm 9uten Gulturs Sutatpe,
unp III in I9idIidc tIeine 5cIrer rin9etbclt.
gto. 2.-Gin Stiif Soljlano,
orlrocn in teIaotrm SamI6ip unb Gaunty; Itri'
ienp an 9aub ppn petcr Oiillrr, glnpr. SauSmar,
Gbriilion Sunlidrr unb Ybiltp &rauB, rntbaltenb
4 older unp lao Tutbcn.
@benfalls -l(m n6mliben Sag uno Srt
Icuen aud fcl9cnbr trprslide Sitter res telas'
ten SrrItrrtenrn BHcntlid perfauft mcrbcn:
Cine SausuGr, 8ils, Slmtc, Gin Sett, &ietz
hung lrnO Irnt nod aurrlet anprre aIrtiteI su INIT
RSnbli6 Su melpcn.
60 1T pies bas binterlaicne ScrmS9rn hes Srr'
Itprtencn 6 Gpnrab 9i6ber, lestRin BON 9eesls
berg GomI6p, Gs6a Gauttp.
Die Sepinsm9cn ant ScrfauTsta9e unp auT'
pnrtlut9 Ycn
@borles Slumer, Gr'cr.
glpbcn,ber 2. il13n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
gRCScmter 2.
4 S6neiber~ ~0eIeQen.

gier S6nribr. GelelIsn trerrcn lOslei4 bei bem
llntcr,ei6netsn in GataIauqua, er6a Gaants, nsr-
ianot, ,lm Smrrns9 s9trbeit su maiden. @ute Strs
better tBunrn bsRanbis 9lrbrit unO bBben Qcbn
ais in 9larntaun pber irSeno ben tena4barten
Stdbtcn batcn, rrm lc li6 nSersdsli3 mrlSen
tei Spb :. W q + H t.
gscYemter 2. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
Ser Dpftreiter+

Der llnterIdricbcne, rclGcr bic 3eitlm9en hnra
SterIauccn trSst, si6t bierbur& 9fa9ri4t, bab
am ttm Septembrr Gin Satr 9ptselp Serfallen
mar r unb CT rriudbt baber 9lle entrebtr an ion
ieibit rper an bic pad6aIter gu besatlen.
| S. g. &lemmer.
Ncsemter 16. -5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
sDdpter un6 Itnte.

Seoe Dirt por3iioli6es Sbreibpapier, 70
lpie BON Der beiten Sinte, 1T icoerjeit beim
@roBen uno &leinen gang billi9 ju baben
i'm SubItobr oe6 Upotripten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
Oilatc 0Sclcgcmbeit
inn in @eIbGfte III oeben.

UIII III VIIVVUTIt 3U YtVtI'
Der llnterI6ricteue madt birrrurd bic Ansei-
oe, Dap CT feline @ef6Sfte in 9lGsntcwn aufsuges
ben aeOrntt utO resbaIb Ieinen 9dn3rn Stpf BON
Stc6rsiiten an tiGisn 8eSn9unsen gum Ser
tauf anbietet an irsrnp jemanp Der in elm 9utrs
.une FGcrsS G,eI4aFtw 9ebcn triinlGt.
S. SS. 9rubb.
Ssp. %, 1858. nqtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-23
Das
Drutsrbe Aoel,tur- Com1ptoir

pcn 6. g. 9a aitbaro, IA e5rstnpib St, 81. gcrt,
9'rin9t bitrpurd wr aenntn9 bes putlitumS,
caB es bic !orren gS. 8. 9lumcr u. Sc. 81 itincn
bcvcIImd6ti9ttn g9entrn fdr gUtntcwn uuO llmoc:
9tnN crnannt hat.
0IFGuf bic r6i9e ?tn5i9s Styu9 ncbmsno, en-.
pitbItu pir uns Dem ptutibn puttttum ;ur Gntat.
atnuabmc uno prcmrttn gusfibrun9 alltr in oit
natbittbtntCn Wrantbcu tnltta1cnrtu Nufrd9t.
l. 2Bebit9lbifs Stpiihrn Nntrita uno olIn oou:
rtlerlietn GurcraS.
,. ausjabtun9 ilotr tttitGiacn Suunc in alien Or:
ten 0tutithtoup@. Srantrtidbs, Der Stbpci; x. d.
lc mic in oltn Srttn 2(mtrtas.
3. GntOdrun9 pcn Giclrcrn in allen Ge9tnecu, cnt
wtrtr auf NnwIiiuna cbGr 9trldcht &clInlotht.
1. BtfSrotrun9 Won pirirntn aus allen @tecuSu
uno ndfn @urcros nab Sen bitf9Cu lo6ftn, nur
auf wtrttidDEn orstmafi9ru pclt; rpsr YodH Stif:
fin.
). WtfSroTuu9 pcn bier nOtb alien Sntanb Srtcn.
6. Sretiticn pru @iittrn unO 21aortu, @tr;clun9
imrcrtrttr IHoortu.
I. 6cuml5iruss@iuz uu6 @ertauf aucr arttn 9,rc:
butte, Satritatt uro SHoarcn.
So. 8. Slumer linb Gr.
N9tnttn fir 2lgtrttpn uno llm9cacno.
SttrtCr 26. na6N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23
9 9. G. DING the tOIIOWing specie On freiaht !:

His Excelency, Gov. ROdan visited Aspinwal on
the 9th inst The object Of bis visit was sad TO BE-
10 procure contractors and abOrers for the improve
ment of the road between Cruces aud Panama work
Of great utility and which it is stated be had already
commenced
A Grand Bell was given in honor of His E1celency
in Aspnwa on the evening of the 10Th inst which was
ATTENDED by all the principal American and foreign resi-
dents of the place.
The health of the Isthmus reported exceedingly
good
Died, on board C. c., June 20, Mr. Jabez N Meeker,
Of Livingston, N. j.. Of dysentery.
BY Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Messenger, per steamship
Crescent City, We have received the following items:
The Pacific Mail Steamship Republic, MeLsne, left
San Francisco May "A, at a p NJ, bat did not finally
leave the harbor until A. " the 18th She touch
ed at Monterey San Diego and Acapulco and reached
Panama at o. NJ on Friday, June 10th.
There was nothing Of interest stirring at Monterey
or San Diego. Acapulco was very dali and sickly.
Several cases Of roBlitO said TO have occurred
there bus the principal disease was the fever incident
to the climate large number Of the upper class had
left the town for healthy localities during the
sickly season.
The shock Of earthquake was felt on the nigh. Of
the I'd Of June and considerable apprehensions Of fur
Their and disastrous visatons existed in the
munity The effects Of the recent earthquake yet
fresh in heaps of ruins walls partly overturned and 9th
ers with deep assures.
The ship John Holland (before reported putting 10
in distress, leaking badly,) had been condemned, aud
was 10 be sold at auction June 4tb Capt. Baxter, Of
the j. H. was attacked with the prevailing fever on the
3d. and the wOrt results were feared Six of bic crew
shipped on the steamship Republic.
The Vanderbilt steamship Pacific, seabury, arrived
at Acapulco June 3D. with upward Of 400 passengers
from New-York and New Orleans May 5,h and 7th.
She had been detained nearly fortnight in consequence
of sprnging leak her downward trip and going to
Panama to repair.
The rainy season was regularly in at Panama aud
the Cruces Road only passabe, and !. is in bad
condition.
We are indebted to Fl. T BuIlay, Esq Purser Of the
Crescent City, and TO BerfoId Il Co.'S, Adams & Co.'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

An from NewYork MAY 81 Albion Cronstadt. 18Th LYON at
Malaga Juba PsgOns; June 8. GaspaaA Belfast $50,
Portsmouth Pathfinder BRISTOL HevstA
yre Fauh Hudsou the Clvdes Sd Harry, Cssost dt
from Boston April 30 Tspicus Surnam Juns7 Du Ssree,
ueloiss
AIT from Philsde phia It'll Garland Charenie.
An from Baltimore May II, Mary Ann a Madrid.
A1iyed from Charleston sthJsues Calder Liverpool eth
Joe.phipe at Deal 30th May Triton a Christana
A1lyed from Savannah sh Mncate at Liverpool
Arrived from New Orleans, lst-AntOnetfe, Seb4stou.
AZ Barcelona May llMedesai i7th Lemprerra Churepo.
A iAvr June 7-Calender
Corr June ST. Lawrence, Swan sh, franklin King Eliz,
At Liverpool sih-Jeney ROYAL Soyereigu Lady Burler.
OF Havre June g. Heidsburgh
New-iork Tth Mary Ann, from Newport 9Th, Worthy
Devon BTow harvest Homei 9Th, julia from Gfayesendi Con
sfea tiO a Liverpool.
Noya Scotian from the Clydei 7h Sluantum
for N LiveIpool-ssh0re the Isle Of Man
SD for Baiiuare It'll Mary Hale from Liverpool
So for Charleston Sth Susan Owen from Liverpool
d. Tor Hg MIA 9Th Olive from Newport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the British Parliament wednesday no business OF
interest Transacted On Thurday the Government OF
India bill again discussed and leave was sivea 10
bring ID the bil.
Mr. LayHo has motion the book 10 call the aften
zion Of tie House u Tie menAcing attitude OF kasa -
ward iukey power which the independence and sta
blhy have been repeatedly declared by Her esiy and
her Royal predecessors in addressing armament 70 be OBJ
lectsoi their special sol Crude On Friday Mr.. LAyATd
deferred the motion 20 All early day.
The Members for Clare and Durham have been un5eated
hr bribery.
The Installation week st Oxford brought together
large concourse. Earl Derby. the Chanc- y Of the a.
vesity conferred the Osry degree OF Doctor OF Lass
on - geniemen-amon ing them Dir lngersol the L >
Minister Bishop McllvAne, of Ohio Bishop Mountain
OF Quebec SIR Edward Bulwef; Alison the Historian :
ESstlske, the Painter; Grot-, Warren. Aytosn, &e
The Cotton Poriers Liverpool have struck demand
ing an Increase Of wsges from d. TO - day Iheu As
cCston numbers $3.50 sud Is supported by the Dock La
bofeIs numbering 0O0. who have also struck The en-.
poyers refuse TO pay the advance ana work on the SHIPS
IN por had been suspended The matter had not been al
iusted 10 the lafsst date
There 1000 visitors daily TO the steam acht North
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RUSSIA.

Prince Gorscbaek has been appointed Commandern-
Chef fthe Russian army BsaraDi Up 10 the 9th inst
tie Russians had moved To- the Pruth s.
Letters say that the Empeors course i generally approved
In. attitude by the Sultan is much approved by
both Turks and Greeks 10 SYRIA well Turkey. 4
voluntary subscription was making toward the expenses
If aruing.
1be latest accounts were less favorable for the min
tenance Of peace
TI n, .eger sent from st. Petersburg is said to have
M disrroIsry power he merely carries demand from
the Czsr that toe Porte SHALL within eight days accede
Mel.lkof's biraafua, or take tue CONSEQUENCES.
Count Nesselrode Jr Is not charged with any author
ativ. mission 10 the Western Court, that alter the
p stion Of all rs Meantime the Porte prepares brtvsly
for defense Orders had been given 10 Namik Pdscha
toruery Governor Of Arabia, Of much energy, 10
aack The Russ aBs with bis 900 men, If they attempt to
cross the River Pfuth.
Abbas Pascha's force of 1000 Egyptians Commanded
Nv Supm4L Psscha with the Egyptian heet Of II vessels
"a, aily eXpecfec a. Constantnople
Mustsph, Pascha Governor Of Iheregon1e, has offered
10 ran. .Uo 0oO Abauiaus and marh them on any point
KeuoeLsn Beg also demands permission to raise force
Ia kgroes an.
The aiming the feet progressing with yiEOr and
al the s labor in Cons .ntuOpe employed in
ytying ammunition 10 the forts.
The Ottoman force musters l39 900 regulars and
there ALL 10000 land forces with fleet OF 800 guns,
besid,s steamships and - smaller craft
kusssb Of 10000 infantry hangs on the Molds-
frontier, and II Is rumUred that the Car VIII himself
cOu.e 20 I.ma.L
IL : stated that the Turks will make the Danube,
but the range Of the Balkan their line Of defense.
Willie thu. preparing for war the Dyan does not neg
lect chances for peace Arbitration bad been spoken Of
AID R-schd P4cha IL favor VI such slgron, but
several Of his colleagues opposed il.
Ruuof states that Austria offers informal 20 mediate, 10
allow the Gar an apology to retreat with hoaor
IL positively stated by the London and French press
Bay Of Beslka, but the 2nd June they had not Ie
Malta
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Star Mr. Vanderbilt had invited the Mayor and Corpora
ton ~ south p'0n 10 banquet an ard and the CITY
ofSu'hsmpon bad invited the Commodore ana party to
The ship squsn,un from Liverpool for Boston. wan,
ashore on the s'b D--by Hsv-n Isle Of Nan The
psssengsr were landed safely and steamer n gone to
her a-srsf.nce
A msetine was held in London. Lord shafsshury r.
siding - fr~srd the welfsr IT Fugitive Slaves n Ct1sfA
sgta'ed
"Loyds" has advanced the war risks Of Insurance
sh1Ppg 10 tn Black SEA fr"m TO- to 9o.-Psr eat 70
- Peter burg 5.-ssng vessels proportions ely hiEn-r
bitter in The LOnd0n Tins eIOsins pro ess for X
tracing IS pr Of valu sbs oil rom the eel 81 the
Tobacco plant The discovery vas made in Ra 81 AM
con-idsred commeTc ally important
In the Court Of xheguer in the case 81 Gibbs versus
Fremont II decided that the plaintiff was ent tied 10
recover interest a. Californian rate.
judgment had been given in the Admiralty Court II
900 salvage against the Gypsey bound from Chsr - N
to Liverpool rescued from danger of Holyhead GA the
Namelita Ross baptized the new West India mail
steamer >o'est. Al COwes
Nr. Stowe has become patrOness of the Distressed
DR. Bailey rising man in medical literature. committed
suicde al London
joseph co',e the friend of sOuthey died at Bristol at
The Bank of British North America has declared divi
deno ct per cert
Immense hostility has been ex ,edi1 Ireland in the
pr.po'ed bi for he Inspection Of Nunn@ries.
IN Banker Aogasise, REVERSING the present monetary
condition ofBri'aip, ssys
Ftrsny: Although there has been temperance o. &C
tive sp@culsfen among il has not been extensive
Il was some years since.
Secondly Notwithstanding considerable THE
mates 81 The nominal nens Of the country, Varying
from 100000 10 100000 900 sterngl have been
scrib.o principally TOW .Td foreign and Colonial und--
tkDgshey have been spread through different channels
and IN CON parstively limited amounts
Thir0y, II frem unforeseen causes our supplies Of bull
lion fron Australia and California shall rapidly de-
crease need spprehepf no very violent panic the
probable cousequrn Of this sctven-ss-the bad and
coubu schemes being to decay while those inherent
y possessing the elements Of viii eutve sny
Ior.ry o'm that nay from the Oyerpressure Of
PROF cts the public.
The crops throughout Britain and Ireland healthy,
notwithstanding the lAenes Of Spring and in places
Deficiency Of rain The weather is now settled and SEA
souable
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AUSTRIA.

At Vienna doubts thai the Turkish, Swiss and
Saroisan difficulties will be AL settled petceably.
NJ buckle tue Austrian Minister, had left for Constan-
TN, pie
The Hevetc replaced over the Swiss Embassy
At NeLBa.
An Austrian camp is forming At Tuscscan, Moravia.
Pulzskys conscaed property in Sydize, is advertised
10 be let Tor three years by Government
Vargo an Advocate, with several citizens Of Pesh,
had been arrested for corre-p onding with hOssuth.