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The MAGAZINES.
Quickest, Cheapest, aud Hest Route,
~ hgBra sarsd, and ssnqHalsd for comfort
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN u. n. LINE,

MI
vi raTpinF the great Ne.trm q. =. MAil httNscn
Euiiaip and Chiragp, Naikrgsn, krnosha, Racine,
Milwaukee aud ~iss b.i gan, ria Nnnpe, and I,lcda
Thr'ag IA thrago ~ "a houfsi avoiding night navel
by cuTs.
The travelling public are fespccifll, informed that
the Michigan Southern Hsiinisd Company have com.
leted their mad fun MunTos the ri, If Ghicagu
win heavy trail snd have placed uIsn the Lake.
niH iH c"nRsrtnn Ntth THE fYite The f,liopnF mag
nih'eni and uneguaed steamer Empirs SAT-, a.
Naa Alien, Commander, leaving BHnuio Monday. and
Ibuf-days .NsTthsrs faaaH, u. NaFstsh. Connfnan.
der, leaving bnilalu Tuesday, aud fndsys AsafAsrH
-NshigaH, A. u, rerkius, Commander leaving Buffalo
Msdnssdass and Saturday
No rrpense hBs hsen spared in the eunstnrttop and
htiing up 81 the shave EicAmer- Their engine. are
81 large livff aud i. pressure having been toBrtnic
ted expressly iuf thee b,ats.
The bust viii leave the N. :. u. u, Line boo
lai II toninisfrisl - aftrt the auitH 81 the
Evening ttpfess Tfain va slhW the matte "a be
changed, and baggage Eeisstsd and taken the hais
proceeding ifh detention NfHs Gao iailrs ~
IS hpuf, whofr the Espfsss TrsiH viii b. 10 waiting
n onhsei pas-snstfs directly into the ty OF
ftiS mss "a hsaafs-i
Passenscts can have their taken o. The t,si.
free hy delivering their clsrks 10 tie Hagrhes agent a
ibe Lane " boo ~ aN b. the Tfstn The, ssn
siso have their baggage CHECKED ifn Bufain Chi-
eArs
White tho naiis az. Lsias shsngsA. shd bsgssr. -
isfira and taken o. ths boat, passsnFsn vii have
plsuii Fl time H. 70 to H,asls and ct snla.f
Tie di-tsnsf satrd b., t,s Lane over snY sbst route
10 betufta ~ aud 20 miics
stale BnsiHs bnsrh - The boais ere frssrred 10,
pas-enFers ann ihg the Evening D. pfrss Tam
- ifrtFhi ~ passage Aliaf oa i.,afi 90 b. ~
ktssri Agent, N. r. X. Il Dosk, fsi II Cansasfs,l
-ussf. hHnaia
T,-se, ths s,..ys iiss. ,,n 10 Obtained o. ri..
Oh's 4 a., H. a q 4. n Casnlsny aIlf
lODO i's. hais5 At ,.......
80 %, lsi2
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New Medicines.

80 sl'.s ~ i1i - - $50 q ,,.s ,rls.,
e.sl 49,, ssss ~ - 1919
10 - a.
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Hats. Hats. Hats.

Hats. Hats. Hats.
AfHih1 ~ a. MAfr 80 asr fraaf. fs.l iHstr.
= ~ hss4t ata asfrflai fisf sar,ss-s safrtsf
- ihf 10 tnfrsa si-rs tfFs 49, ststaifs n
49, "a a. siis1fa.s ~ fftf.sHssH aaf ~ - az
So sae hfatfiiaI Hffais tFi hc.nt 80 Hsts
al nsfff f'afH splasssfta. AZ. is4si fffsif.f
80 Nftf iff'afi artiaasfF nsf ffsfs fan al
T-f@s1.s IONS GffH
50 $500 81 1919
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DtsslAN LINtuENG AND rAiN DE-
IL STRhb ER.-Tweuiy nv" cents IA bay a bot
tie Of thi. celebrated cficciua External Remedy mud
NJ uno slimld h- without a. Far Rhcnmati IN Brui-
81, Swelling, swaas, 'ramP, stfinccc, weakness
n the Neck uf j.ints a..
ron ONE CLASS or DISEASES ONLY
This IL recommended reliable Liuifncut, and no
humhar. 4 large number viii tc-u6 in favor VI it,
beneficial effect. NJ certificate Aetcsssn a. the az
tcie viii speak Tor Itself BAnRE1"T 4 son.
Nhoc-alr Agents, Rutland. VI
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|, ,OnnI..toNEn.' NOTICE.

sft-'fs, trtns sfqsan1re O. tlaf iiifi fr1fst,
s-sisi - ~ raflisf a - fiissfs tiissiassf- o.
FssriFf stsfHf.s stsf af on rtfaria sna dltfFras
a as ,. afa4aaf itf setstr as ss Hos 80,
tsts = rssr1. To ssff ftnrf frfr,sff ffs,~atsa
ss-asssi "a asssihs iHtr itrf 50 aHs "a lfsFa
49, art tranf aiias - - stt rllu 60 fsaf isaf
f-ss a. flFH-tss isfrAs Eifs iail|e thsi
sH sfisai b. go hp-itr-s ~ rsa sfas
- 90 tii.af t.lss "a N4ffa gsrs D. o. afd. .a
hsasfF eH 80 fufsff atra daf % Ma ustf. fa.la
ee'fisft 4 A.. sntd o's'tst = A 90 rad ett.
ffstss 10 tfasar. ihis n1ih laf a Atffh 4 a. tssa
rnitn ~ HN.
Ga-m nANffL funftsUI.. Af~H isi'sffA
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=, h.. In; B,s,on s,up. hhds luia--cs, aud
- $50 . II Sugafs, cheap and g,,pd, lu.i received
LANnuN = GHNNEs
Nov. T., isla.
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rar the cure IT Ring Bone iiluud spawn. nne SPAWN
Nindssll-, and SpIut-s r.rt1iH remedy.
Cdr!fon's Condition Porfers for Horses. &C.


The change 81 weather aud -oa+hwiili tie change
and eunpus fluids ut horse. II il at these changes
uict rcqtte assistant to nature 10 throw M any
disorder ~ the nuids u the hidN that may nave been
imbbcd aud which, II net attended b.. viii result IA
the yellow Water, Ilcare., Worm. Bots. &r. Al
II which " ~ be prevented hy giving u tlc-e
puvdcT.. and VIII at any time men svnp
tiui. ui l.ra--- appear. II nc,d IN time They purify
the hlnsd fciunyr all Inflammation and fcVcf lntcn
the skin. cleanse the water, aud invigfatn the Whole
hudy, enabling them u do mutr work with the same
feed. The action 81 these puWdcT- T. direct upon all
the secfctiVe gland and therefore the, have the
effect upon the Hose the ot, the A.. and All ller-
bad state uf boud, speedily cured b, them. Cda
tom u aiucnhcr aud ask fr CARTONS Condition Pow
der, uid ttkc ne other.
Cartoons ntrre az bone In,ment for horses
aud T ie cute Of all ieases q man ~ be5st tibet
qiitc external application, and tot contracted cord.
aud mu-tl,., strengthen weak limbs and asu used
t .raln-, bruises, saddle gals. swood leg. sufcs vi
all KIND, on horses.
CAHLTONS articles fpr horses and oaiilc are prc-
pared from the recipe Of very celebrated English
Earficf, and viii cure IN ninety thine Ut me
hundred ans II the abuVe complaints. They have
been u-'i ht Farmers, iNcn men, stage ptupTictuIs
and 'ther' ~ tn the nosl marked aHd decided
tAl 1tbN.--Nune can he genuine unless YOU find
The name ui J. Carlton Coinstnck the wrapper oi
each article, Remember the, thea articles have
hren extensively cunnierriicd OF late lpuk and md
the pfapiicinfs' name, j. Carlton Cunsoch &c never
buy " itiluuL
cauian.-Al at Ia, above nsmcd articles aie sold
only B., CONT ck Hrulhor, street, Peter Place.
directly ~ rtif Of thc Actor House, between Banls
sud Ncs-ry It,. one door fnHu Barclay aud one blue
from Br"adway, New i"ik, 10 whom all oners must
hr directed
Ai-o by A. /. SPENCER, Rutland. Webb 4 Cook,
Reuses Point, y v, and b, ons .tHrekccpcf IN even
town, CAN and got an Almanac gfati-.
"a
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Rutland and Burlington X. II.
thaugt 90 fttae " tatst NrtHaEsetsot
~ NNn NTlu MONDAY NUNlNttF lA
~ Fft .rt piI fsH H. t.Ii.a.. tff
10 Hasigs. .\tF los. lHa fiIatacif
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To Rent,

To Rent.
4 flhht 49, nnd 20 la- aIrd ia th. .tiis q. u
y w. ffaifHsf. 40 fsfssaHs g. i.H.r. L. :,
IA 10 iasfcshflt Iri,i1iss, "a Dad tll. 81 tfsfsa
hii5 oItfi b. 49, 10 rls coantl. Arb g.
J b. LIANAN
wt a. HLAMAN
htai Fasiffsi frt e., i'a1 81
A bAuH FOH sALg.-ln nsaa4.n. a..
p y Hitf tffsa ttr tiiiaFr rrtfafHfg IsG arfas 81
-. liarf alt Frass isns ifh go tafstt q f1H
- iasass tao harns ana s6p -iifu y 81 800
Hnh p 8 o. a. fffr~ni sezraft
rla t-ra b. Sfi iss.ssf ,fH rtdsf fat raalfIstrlH
Hfiira tlia afif fses ~ fs-i g. H.s.f4.ss - i
faHfffHfHfl Fiinttrl g. fauiiiy irlasss Il = Id >.
go 'n 'arssaisi iffats anf So rlfnf ftfals sars
lars Hre asasffHi laaif "a Htfa f.af r.us ati
So fs-ssF faifis dl rufsii Al az rafs a.ss.4
ssFs-s fEfa. sfaif h. 80 sch 90 israi n f..srrt
- faftiff issiiarsisfs eltfs q ~ t-ffli-i la
~ flfrnIi-ss IONS 4 DHarrFF
4-A''Hf Asfih 'f it-A u-ae
H. frfH TftEtsr ANufHTIsf aaNfr. a..
Hsiirsfiirff sfslif Hntssa4nfs 10 Nrntssr. 40
titif ifr fhsf tisf go rssf.afsd hfsst a. a..s
efaai'f - HalrIH aaHlift aHf asatfiirs 80
a isssi-alif iffss 81 fsf fafast T. a. siliarr a
y -assrasfd. tifs ftn
NnfIt oMHs CROWN
"silsss4e asHt y, ista 49,
DADNAs's kAAuY ANN ElNgsus
~ 800 s-sssls - :. - =
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GAVE SOtRIItN large amgi,nt ofhsy wil
,Nhe saved Ia usiHg ia, CUTTER, ali VII" haze no.
ed thou an testify The most approved Hoy Ctirf,
40 be fund at The Rutland Agricultural arerA ms
BAnHEIT son a 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

FREIGHTs.
Freights to tho United States show httle varia-
ton this week Dead weight continued scarce And Va
some OF the ports rather lover rates had hsn aksn
Passengers scarce
last circular by steamer Niagara market regu.
lar, and prices well supported ut quotations. On Wed
nesday we received despatch announcing the arrival Of
the Baltic, with dates from New York to the 9th inst,
which brought rise Of No., ard rather dsesuraging
accounts Of the crop, in consequence Of which the
den ard here became quite b,sk, and sales exceeded
SEQ bales, mostly speculation. On mursday nern-
ing the market quiet bat toWsrds the close ewing
to the favorable tenor Of sdv;ces from Liverpool the
activity revived, ard sales reached 500 bales with
advance Of A. to last week quotations. speculation
having participated for large share In transactions.
On Friday after reading the slcs lsters we had good
demand rom the trade, and about 600 bales changed
bands and closed the week turdsy with about
bales sold at very firm p,icss which ssAbhsAsd iss Of
all other designations Of the United States Monday we
commenced by receiving despatch from Liverpool an
neuncng the arrival Of the Africa which brought &c.
advance from the New Orssns and Mobile narkets but
no further sccounts about the new crop however these
advice. advises produced good ss the demand ,n ssnaaung
plices hut Yesterday, after receipt Of portion Of the
Africa's maie, via Southampton, the sales did not
exceed 800 bales at very full prices. 10 up tha
sales OF the week amount to 10 500 bales n
portion of which stecustion against emily 470 laes
Imports so that stock Ia reduced no. bales
Asfes-Hs. alteration and ues limited 70 10 bbIs.
American pota'b, o. 10 per so Kill duty paid Nothing
dome I'm peslash or cssan, which remain nominal q,
quotat'ns. Imports leo bbls. potash ana 100 bills
pearashi from New York by Mercury. Beesw ax.-Ths
same inactivity continues 20 prevail in this article and
We have no aITivals 70 notes Cocoa-No demand for
this article but he Gers arm for Para. Imports 1871
bags nom New York hy Syteoe. 62 bbls. from Mart-
rique, and % bags coagtw'se Rice.-Ths article has
notHateriSy changed, The tate Of the weather infu
epcing more or less both bus and sellers. The de-
mapd Is confined 10 stock aAoat to deliver at stipu-
lated periods and comprises $500 bags Bscgs at 19f
~ so ano SO tierces CeTobs sfoat a. "a "a 90
per Kill, cuty paid. fellow and Lard.-We have only
to record rs tssks Buenos AyIes raog, at 6 per kill,
very stiff in this article. Nothing doing in lard.
Whaletoue The pnhlc sale watch IL TO of on
Saturday neyt renders buyers very cautious and sales
have been lin tied to 5000 Kill polar, at 237 80 which
price is firmly maintained, notwithstanding heavy
stock, ard still heavier supplies expected Imports
10 600 Kill Fl ON New York by Mercury.
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From the Paris Steele, Judy %
Yesterday morning, at half past nine courier ar
rived from London at the Englsk embassy The des.
patches, which, 1t Ia ssij wete Of the utmost i'm
portanse were immediately for war8sd TO Lord Cowley at
ChantuJ ard We are informed that a. two O'Clock in
the Afternoon his lord nip arrived 10 Paris 10 have
cenfsrsnse with tbs Minister Of Foreign Affairs However
well sealed osal sespstshss may be- something alysys
escapes through the envelopes aud the triple seals We
relate, therefore, with tain degree OF oon6dsoce
what stated - us In letters from London and y
persons vhs left Londcp at the same time With the
letters. The English government, It is said has in
formed that Of France that the nsent Ia come for ds
cussing all the plans Of proceedings In event of war
which Is happily still not certain. A regards the coo
dcn " the evaca ion Of the provinces Of the Danube
the British cabinet Is OF opinion that IL is lal
down ins the propositions of arrangement which hav.
been sent TO st PeteIsburg but IL thinks il would not
be amss to lay down explicitly negotiations can
be carried with honor only this condition Our
letters niorm Of something sti more serious TIE
EnGish government admits Tat Ns feets CANNOT uoW
rtg NE rtpcc due 10 The tco great naval po,oes remain
~ Eestkc Bay; and oTder Is 10 h sent % them 10 p1sl
W. Dord0nets, bw WITHOUT undertaking any Unri;ts orr
ration outoi fresh nStcttons The reasons which have
determined tho British cabinet 70 "a solution anna
reny 80 opposed 70 the o-,enbe podcy Of Lord ,er5een
are as fonowsfrahce and gland have oonolusvely do
monstrsed that they have the lght tske step which
they b-ye not yet tsLen This i striking proof of thae
moderation BIT THE roGeff i9- NJ b9-c M - faet
has, o. Oriental population az =
syn " lear AID keststol ihs fac. Of Rsss H. III.
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FREsHET ON THE EASTERN SnoRE.--We l.
nom the Easton (Md) Gosate that that section Il,
country was visited on Wednesday last by fires
and fall Of rain unequalled for years past. Mo-
the bridges in every direction have been sw,
away, and many Of the mi!ldams. jacob G.. Wri
had his new milldam and fixtures carried away.
Caroline county most of the mill dams have .
been swept away At fredericksburg the loss il o,
81 900. Mr. James Higgnutt, duriag the day, ia at.
tempting to croes q brr e. rear Watts creek. gas
swept OH together with his horse and sukey. II
ms with great d.f,cul'y Ms II. saved hinlsyh.
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ssys"The King arrived at Sass Souci the day before
yesterday. The President Of the United States has
fed the treaty Of navigation and concluded
with Prussia December go 1852 The police has inter
fered In coalition Of buyeysup Of corn. They had
united together towards the end OF June and had bought
up all lsye that they could Gnd il order to force spe.
cu&tors in time-bsrsains to pay heavy differences.
They about to this opera don when the police
warnsd them 70 tesist They replied that their objest
was to prevent expor taton"
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THE LATEST DISPATCHES.

THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
CovsTANngoPrs, July IA, 1853.
Ascordrg 70 etters rsesvsd from Odessa fresh Rug
sn troops are stu pouring into Bassarsbis ard Ccnes
where another reserve ccrpssis fo-mDg diplomatic
chshceeyy IL attached TO the Russian expedition iato
the principsities. This cbancesry oosed Of the
officers Of the late embassy a. CoostastnoDle and ts
mage nj Is placed in the hgods Of NJ de Kotzebae
the Russian Consul General IL NanscAia.
JrrY Is.
basssdors OF the great pcwers The result OF tess con
ferences TO point at immediate pacifcation
JIsY, July Is 1853
eco troops and 144 pieces Of artillery hsvs alrea IL
passed through Jasy and proceeded BY forced marches
tovasds tina Danube.
The British Consul was not present at the 7s Denim
which tho .assans performed after occupying Jassy
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N ROTTERDAM, Ibursday, July 2S
The Dutch government have just Ieceved the Official
notification FROM tbs Dutch minister peppotentary AZ
stockholm, that the Swedish have declared
thai the cholera prevails in Ab0 snore St. Petersburg
Cronstsdt Nsrrya, Revsl, Riga, and Copenhagen; aud
that the folloanR places and territories sus pecsd
10 be iBfeceo all the FnIsA hgroofs, from Christian
stsdt inclusive 10 the Russian rontiers ali tho Russian
ports Of the Guf OF Finland and the Baltic and the
of Zealand
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TIE RECENT DUEL IN SOUTH CAPoL1yA.-Ws
learn from source in which we place confidence
that the very recent duel between Messrs Dunoyant
and Davidson Legare, occurring in the vicinity Of
Charleston, grew out OF some difficulty about lady
to whom the former Is said to be engaged Legar;s
challenged, and Dunovant accepted the CHALLENGE,
choosing pistols, distance three PAGES; tie first -
TO pc determined by tossing up. Dunovant won Il
heart, his pistol being within i've or six feet Of T.
cares breast Washington Star.
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POLITICAL CRISIS
Is--RAyAGEs or CHOLERA,

POLITICAL CRI5Is--RAvAGEs or CHOLERA.
The political affairs of Denmark at present passing
through crise. The present ministers cannot carry
on the government with the present atves
the former do not intinrte any intention Of resslng
but rather OF pseaspg forward their in spite OF
oil cppc sition The sossion OF both cham Sers-Volks
tfirg ard srdghirg-hsd been brought 10 q close and
general election seemed be,its DO 70 ispot h. 81
f-goten hat f8ilprs ~ ether heirs .ha Emperor of
l-a A..s .ias. s.s t..r i,.a-
park by y'rtns of bi. connection with tha house Of
Esi.tsin Cosos2i ans Ie,e .aa.ir2 ,bsa- sso
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Cane or Good ynn >.

Later papers have been receivFd 10 Jane 81 The
constitution for the colony had we'll received. Gen.
Catbcart and the Governor the fonters taking
measures to establish the peace. seven ships were
leading at Port Elizabeth, with wool for London It
reported by the American whalsr anser from St. Marie,
that the Queen Sf the Hovas was dead.
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RelDtnm.

The colonel snd Of the Third Chaseeurs Of
the regiments that Lost many during march on
extraordinarily hot day. have been sssd the H.
mont The report Of the Minister Of War to the Kiog
says that the fIghtfD disaster attributable ooy
to the heat, bat the unexanped careless of the
colonel and the want Of prompt attention the part of
the SURGEON.
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moHuMent 10 Co0ernious mas been erected ut Thorn,
his native place bears side the inec pOn sup
Piled by Baron Humboldt 'Nicoaus Co5eynicls forum.
terra soils ca.iqrs sdor" and ON the other
''Natus 1873, chit ammo 1892
fur her step had been taken towards reducing the
her Of petty pipepsties in Germany BY the of
the Duches Of Apbal Kothen and Anhalt DessAE Duke
Alexander Carl OF Anbat Berpberg, has ceded his terri
tories of Berrteg Koshen Duke Leopold Of Anhat
Dessau in consideration Of annuity payable 10 him
self snd wife, Tins the three Anhalt duchiss
united under one sovereignty.
The secretary Of the republic Of San Marine Ind been
poersrdsd. The French papers attribute the crime TO
Political refugees.
Al imaer isi decree, Just promulgated frcn Vienna,
strictly prohibits Austrian from 2ai gso Ssitzef
land.
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The LOSS OF the ship i. n.

~.
TIE following narrative communicating further par.
tcularx Of the less OF the H., il supplied BY the OF.
fe.rs Of the ship -
'On the nsrniug of Thursday. July l. at s O'Clock A.
M the sscord rnate, Mr.. STRIKER discovered srooke
Coming Up the forward vent.atsr from seteeep decks
ard reported It to the captain. All hands we're insdi
sisy called when the hatch vas taken on to sse n
could get Of the lre but found IL inn ogsbie Ia
co 40, on ecsount Of the heat and SMOKE Finding ID
would be impossible 10 get at the ere and as our sseks
were very hot, the pitch boiling ont OF the seams
&c. put on me hatch again and stoppud the veoti
lators, a. to smother the fire much as possible
schooner being in sight our weather Quarter We
hostod signals Of digtrsss hauled up our ceurges and
hove the maintopaail to the mast The schooner nov
down to We acquainted her with eur situation
and Itquested them to lay by us. We hove
the ship to the wiDd when the s0oner sent her heat
on beard 70 render assistance. II being now & II
and the deck ward bsginnin. to crack We
getting out boats and sent them with PROVISIONS
water and our luggage on board the schooner A. O
A. the FIRE broke oot around and asafs Che foreraas
and through the nao deck house ard in sss hnn tey
minutes the whole forward part Of The sbis uas 4.
8awts We Eow made preparations for leaving tho sbip
The captain seeing that asthing more cooG be done
and finding il impossbls TO the ship ordsrea Ill
hands into the boats himself beng the lat IN eare
We then vent board the schooner and found he, Va
be the EbsDszer Of Stavangef in Norway Oaptaia III q
CsvFen, bound 10 Liverpool, from New York (sptain
Caustn requested TO lay ty the sho -hicb be
readily complied with At ii A NJ the foiemast rent.
Of II the manmast vent. carrying Tho laigeu with M
at IL The whole ship onvelo Ted in 6arrea. a. r.
u. che burned eptiisy TO the waters edge Fin.g
II voald he impossible 10 save tho ship sbe beinv
total wreck he schooner squared away ana procssdsd
Or her Our Ia itufe ~ the time or tho aas.e,
80 a. ~ y ION cl = ri = Q, ~ t.eersr r.... III
Of he r.turn thanks ~ Cagf.in C,suseo aad
srsr " ls Etsaszer iss the'f prompt as-.s,sDca
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United States per cant bonds 1868. ITO 1l0hs
Do 6per cent inc. stock, 1878. 109A 118
Pennsy lvAna per cents. .,.............. IS SO
De. tosds, 1882 Observation-Disclosures. ~
Massachusetts Per cent sterling bonds,
1000 ......s... lOo iV5
Mary lasd per cent sterling Dor ds.... 961s 97k
Virginia PER cent bonds, 1885 ......... 95a 661s
KeGtueky per cent 1868. ............. 9s SO
Cars ada rer emit bonds 1874 ........... 1l6 1l6
Boston "a per cent sterling boDds....... 1917
Do. per cent, 1883. ................. 90
New Orleans per Cent Bonds. 1898 ...... 90
Penrsy)vap Central Raih0ad per cents,
1880. ...;......: ........: sch s7k
Cir cinnah and st. Louis Per Cent let
Mortgage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs . VI
Chicago and Mississippi per Cent 1st
hor1gsse, 1900. ................ ssts oos
BelyideIe, Delaware, per Can't LIST Mort
gage Conv., 1877 ...................... ok
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad per
cent Morgs ge Bonds, 1860. .......... S61l S1is
New York and Erie per Cent Convertible
1862. Observation-Disclosures. 80 80
New York and Erie per Cents lat Mort
gage, 1863 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1W los
Chicago and Aurora per Cent 1st Mort
gage. ........ ........................ % 81
Great We,terp, of Illinois, 10 Per Cent
ditto 1868 Observation-Disclosures. QS 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

by telegraph from london to Lyerpool.]
LONDON, July 80, 1853
IMPORTANT FROM oHINA-AMOY TAKEN BY THE
REBELS
The rebels bad captured Annoy, the 10th Of Nay,
er. ard protected the factories and British
They profess desire to trade in all articles except
opium.
ANY decisive the part Of the rebels in the
North would apparently cause gradual rise, and lead
cssvuissn Of the empire. An attempt to retsS Annoy
bad failed.
Canton vas quiet. Trade going on as usual Teas
coming down from the ioterior. Business trans
actions wsrs however, but small. Goods Of al kinds
were cheap sshts were expected 10 be high for hrst
teas
Al sh.nebae business taiaipg. Teas were expected
to rule high.