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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

I1OR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR UNIMPR0VED
city lots west side Of this city houses
and lots streets Nos 1872 and 1874 west OF
the Eighth They frat oas houses without any
executions elevation arrangements cAnn0t
be moro The work done in the best
OF tye and best Of materials throughout Houses ~
nv Sd three Stories Easements and counter eel
lars Inquire the premises or at No 29 West twenty
ninth street Possession given immediately Also the
rt floors Of house No 239 West Twenty ninth
street to let.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

DRUG STORE FOR SALEM A THRIVING VILLAGE,
- miles from New York, by railrosd.Toa youas
willing attend the business in connection
with practice druggist who would be satisfied with
something than living, for few months sure
but $500 required to insure success
pleasant location Terms cash. the present owner Is
going Inquire at the drug Of Mulberry
and Hester streets.
NOR sALE-A WASHINGTON PRINTING PRESS,
init atre nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

DoARDING-FAMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID accommodated, with full partial board transen ut
parties accommodated liberal terms let to ys
gentlemen without board Strangers visiting tho city will
find this Of the most convenient being
business and in the immediate vicinity Of all tho
pal places Of amusement ST. Charles Hotel 7 Broadway.
JRARKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

RIO LEAsE-THE LARGE BRICK BUILDING. AND
four lots, with engine, &C., known the EN-.
pre Foundry in Thirteenth street between Ninth Tenth
avenues. INQUIRE of JAMES JACKS 4 SON. hoHse and
land agents No. Ga Ninth avenue JOSEPH HARRISON
Northern Hotel, Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

WANTED TO BORROW, FOR FOUR MONTHS FIVE
hundred dollars; the best of security given and for
the interest of tho money beautiful with board
References exchanged Address note Louisa with real
name and address, Union square Post ONCE.
WANTED-$lO,0O0, FOR FIVE OR MORE YEARS AT
w six cent property worth double
amount in New Jersey Bohdsman ptionabls. Ad
dress box los Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

L,oR sALE-A BLOOD BAY HORSE, l51s HANDS
high eight years old sound kind and true In
rpect Also brown house sound kind and youns and
warranted to trot mile in three mix utes Inquire AZ "
Eaad etroak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

LNRENCH BOARD.-TO LET, PAEs.OR AND BED
adjoining second ieor also the same on third
furnished Gas water throughout the house
One single room. suitable for gentleman Also. on first
floor handsome sitting None hut persons Of the
highest responsibility need apply Strangers Waiting the
city invited to call Apply at IS St. Marks place Din
changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

0H PAINTINGs.-A SPLENDID GALLERY or OIL
nsir'inrs Nv the most approved ""s."es ust landed
80 r.,.,rty street, W stairA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

L,OR SALE CHEAP-CNE CONCORD STAGE, TWO
light Rockavsy carriages light barouche. and tive
secondhand carriages Inquire 1T al Mercer street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

HOUSES IN BROOKLYN TO LET, -ON LAFAYETTE
and Portland avenuesSeveral three story houses to
let these with court yards verandahs sab
cellars every modern improvement has been avaed
Of in these buildings mile from Wall street ferry and
mile further by Fulton Rent In the Of
$500 Apply st No Hanover street basement ofioe OPP
poste Merohants' Exohan,e, Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

A LADY CAN BE Accommodated WITH BOARD
"A and pleasant furnished by applying At IS Hu
bat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

RoARp-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE. OR TWO
~ single senternsn with satisfactory reference he
omncAsted With ALsck parior aud bedroom adjoining
ssFs room IN the second story WITH board 10 private
lmtly In house oontainiLg al the modera
trotoa wster, gas, 30, 10. Charles street. Warren
tlnnal
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

New York, August 1.-THE Africa, from
Liverpool at 8 P. M. on the 3Oth July, ar
rived this morning, with 135 passengers.
The Lady Elgin,a screw steamer from
Quebec, arrived at Liverpool on the morn
ing of the 2Sth.
The Sultan had signed all agreement, di-
rected by France, England and Austria, and
would send an ambassador with it to St.
Petersburg. Beyond this, nothing had
transpired.
The Porte's protest against the occupa-
ton of principalities is temperately written.
The Bourse regards peace as secure and
continues firm. The Hungarian has escap-
ed from Bervudet at Smyrna. He went on
board an Austrian steamer when he was ar
rested by the Captain and claimed as an
Austrian subject. He jumped overheard
and applied to the American Consul for pro-
lection which was given him, and ordered
the Captain to deliver up the refugees wife
and children.
Italy is in very feverish state especial
ly in the Roman Territory, and is near an
insurrection.
Riots had taken place at Bolougne R1-
VIENNA and other places on account of high
prices OF bread, Ravenna was reported to be
in state of siege.
Numerous assassinations had taken place.
Among them the Secretary of the Rebublic
of San Arno.
Gen. Concha had written an exposure Of
the mal-administration of Cuba, and asked
permission Of the Government to publish it..
The Kosta affair at Smyrna is unchanged.
Nothing of importance from England or
France.
By telegraphfromTriest VIE learn Of the
arrival Of the overland mail, with dateS'from
Hong Kong to June 7th.. The accounts are
conflicting. By them it would appear that
Nankn was in possession of the rebels.
LWERpooL MARKET Cotton, sales Of the
week; 77,OUo ba,es at fGil prices, with ad-
vancihg tendency on some descriptions.
teadstutfs.IAccordn to the Circulars oil
Richardson & Bros, and Denstoun, Bread
stuffs were strong-Wheat and Flour clos.
ing at full prfeces of last week:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

EMiGRATIoN FROM IRELASp.--The emf
grafton from Ireland still continues. The
Limerick Examiner writes: "The rage OF
emigration is not only not abated in this
port, but seems on the increase; every other
day ships are departing with their fullest
complement Of passengers, aud many are
disappointed ior the want ofshipping accom-
modation. There are about half dozen
fine emigrant ships now in port rapidly fill
ing, most Of which will sail next week, full
freIghted with human burden" London
derry, Cork; Sligo, and Waterford are send
ing out vessels with emigrants to America.
The high wages which the peasantry have
been receiving since spring have enabled
them to raise sufficency Of money to pay
their passage to America. Those who are
rmaining in the country declare that, after
harvest, they will follow the train of SO many
Of their countrymcn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-The Boston and
New Haven Express train was thrown off
the track last night. The Engineer was in
stantly killed.
Yesterday P. RI. collision took place
on the Camden and Amboy R. R., be-
tween Philadelphia and New York train,
passengers instantly killed. 80 or 40 more
badly injured, both trains were said to be
out OF time. The passengers held an indig.
nation meeting and denounced the compa-
my.
The Herald has information from Cuba
that a demand has been made by the Brit
ish Government for a mixed commission au-
thorized TO search the State aud places in
Cuba for new importations of Africans.
The Spanish government had complied,
and the Captain General had received the
official commission from Spain.
The agreement also provides for the e.
mancipation of slavery at the end Of 30
years.
Judge Sharley while in Havana, was a
ware Of this scheme.
The steamer Illinois arrived this morning,
from Aspinwall Aug. lst, with 800 passen-
gers and $l,3OO,OOU in gold dust. She
brings California dates to the 10Th July.
The Panama Herald Of the 18th, says
Gen. Herrera is detained AT Bogola in con.
sequence Of new political disturbance.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18
News from the Fisheries.

WAsHlNGToN, August lO.-Recent intel.
ligece from the fishing grounds creates un-
easness. Some twenty vessels had arrived
there from Glout hester, Mass, New Castle,
New Hampshire, and Keltery, Maine, armed
with muskets, boarding pixies, cutlasses aud
swivels, determinedto fight il they were in
terfered with. Heavy operators had laid up
their vessels at the wharf, employed their
men on shore, and invested money in the
new movement.
The Eastern people are said to be salts
fed with reciprocity, but are all in arms a.
gainst the registry Of English vessels to con-
troll the cOastinO trade.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18
The PotafO Rn1

New YokK, August S.-The scorge of the
famine has come upon US, during the late
tremendous rains,which have nearly drown
ed some crops to degree that is most dis
tressing to contemplate. Growers of the
crop in Winchester county are in dispair.--
Some pieces certainly will not be worth
digging, and the present state OF the wealth:
er is much against the prospect of recovery
Of any field which already show symptoms
of disease, and those which do not, will be
likely to show it soon. The ground was very
wet, and the weather very warm before Sat-
urday the 9Th, and then we had the greatest
ut-pouring rain within the recolIection'of
the Oldest potato growerin this region.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

PUTTIso TIE Falls or NIAGARA.-Ata
meeting ofthe editors on their late visit to
the Falls, held in Cleveland, Coggshalls, o.
the Cincinnati Great West, offered lie iol.
lowing resolutions, which, the authur says,
'allhough several gentlemen spoke on the
resi- ,uticns, and all in favor, yet, singuIarIy
enough moiioh was made TO lay them on
the table, and it carried" They will be
found an admirable burlesque on the prac-
tice Of passing laujitory resolutions for ev-
cry little favor granted BY men who have
been overpaid many thousand times:--
'Rssoivad, That Niagara is Great Old
Fall.
'Rssolved, That as Editors and Publishers
who have seen "few" exhibitions DIVA
rious kinds, we are well satisfied with Nj.
agara.
'Resolusd, That Niagara is complete in all
its appointments and arrangements.
Resolved, That we unhesilatingly rec
onend Niagara to all travellers and tourists,
as something Of curiosity.
'Rss0tDsd, That IN our opinion Harse Shoe
Fall ought To be annexed 10 the u. s.
'ResO'uaf, That great deal of cuItiva.
ton will be required 10 make g oat Island
respectable ''pOtato patch"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

A PIcTuKE.- A young girl is leaning
pensive,y on the easement, gazing with
thoughtful brow upon the scene below
The bloom of fifteen summers tints her soft
cheeks, the sweets of a thousand flowers
are gathered upon neck Of perfect grace;
the swimming eyes seem lighted by the ten
derest fire Of poetry, and beauty hOvers over
her as her own most favored child. What
are her thoughts! Love cannot stir bo-
sem SO young, nor sorrow yet have touched
spirit 50 pure. Innocence itself seems to
have chosen her for its own. Alas! has
disappointment touched that youthful heart!
Yes, 1t mtrst bej but Fist! she starts; her
bosom heayes; her eyes brighten; her lips
part; she speaks; listen: "Bill, you nasty
little brat. quit pullin that ar ole sow's tail
or III tell mar
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

The MONUMENT TO THE MARTYRS OF TIL
Prison SHTPs.-Within few months past
an elegant monument has been commenced
in Trinity church yard, in New, York, to the
memory of those A merican sodies citizens
who died in the British prison ships in the
war of the regouton. 1t will be of brown
stone, and its height will be 81 feet, The
pedestal will be sixteen feet square, and
placed at the top Of a series of steps twenty
four feet square at the bottom. The Pedes-
tai will be formed OF Gothic panels, and e.
laboratory carved. 81 the angle formed by
the buttresses will be statues Of military fig
urp
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18
Thursday Morn ing.Au II, 1853

RAILROAD MERTIEGs. enthusiastic
meeting of the friends of the Hooking VAL
Fey Railroad assembled in Sugar Grove on
yesterday. Col. Sharp and DR.. H. Shoe
maker presided, and able and convincing
addresses were delivered by Messrs. Medill
and Borland. The friends Of the road are
wide awake in that section of the county,
aud exhibit determination to push the
work forward to speedy completion.
The meeting at Carroll, on last Satur-
dayi %ss Well attended, and able speeches
were delivered BY Gov. Medill, Judge
Clancy and Gen. Reynolds. The feeling
exhibited was strongly in favor of speedy
action.--Gdzette.
Obi consistency! We merely clip the a.
bove from the Gdseite, to show how ridcu-
lous the editor has made himself appear
before the community. For the last .teo
weeks his paper has been filled with filthy
abuse of Col. Medill for want of enterprise
aud interesting himself in the prosperity of
the city. The above fastens the lie COM
pletely on the Gdsette. In one issue Of his
paper he emits Wholesale ISLANDERS against
a citizens and in the next swallows his
words. Will those whig papers which have
heralded forth with so much gusto, the arti-
Cleb III Tie uu1Bte vi IWO WeGhS COpy
the above, from the same source!-Edgie.
We make it point always to give our
opponents their just dues, and when Mr..
Medill does anything to advance the inter-
ests of the county there is none more willing
to record tie fact than ourselves. We said in
our article that Gov. Medili neUer HAD done
anything to promote the interests Of our
county. We want it distinctly understood
that we spoke OF his past and not his future
life-for the latter we knew nothing OF then
aud can know nothing of now. F1r the past
few days he has exerted himself manfully
in his endeavors to secure the construction
of the Hooking Valley Railroad But as
this is the first exhibition of public spirit dis
played by the Governor. and this disp,ny
taking place SO soon after our reprimanding G
him for his lack of interest in public i'm
provements, we are led to believ, and natur-
ally enough, too, that our article had some
influence in bringing him to a sense of his
duties,
w "ouhu iubhVl NV IuSSIiOb
the Governors motives in applying himself
so studiously and faithfully to bring about
the speedy completion Of the proposed road
down the valley; but when we refer to the
course pursued by this gentleman on the
occasion of taking stock in the C. w. g. Y.
Railroad we are not lead to form very ia
vcrable opinion of any thing he may do in
work SO eminently popular as the Valley
Railroad. viii the Eagle please inform
the public when it was that Governor Me-
dill done anything to promote the interests
of the county prior to his late efforts in be-
half OF the Valley road! While we are will
ing to give Mr.. Medil credit for ell the
good he may do in securing the construc-
tion of this road, we are not willing to falls
ify history and give him praise for that
which he did not do.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

GREAT RoBBEEY--S7,242, SroLES--SI,-
600 REwARD.--On "Wednesday night, Mr.
Wolf, Of the firm Of Wolf and Straus, of
Joliet, was robbed Of the sum Of 81 ,242 in
money, at the Galena Hotel, in this CITY,
lie represents, that on retiring to rest at
night, he put the money under his pillow,
bot did not fasten the chamber door When
he awoke in the morning, his money was
gone. 1t consisted OF 1850, Wisconsin bills; /;
$500 Hallowel Bank, Me-; S2l7, Phenx
Bauk, Hartford, Conn; SI57 lndana, fn-
dianapOlis Branch; State Bank Of Ohio,
$3.50; in $50 gold pieces, American gold,
1900; in 90, 10 and s. pieces, American
gold. $685.; in sovereigns, SG95.
The owners offer the liberal reward of
one thousand dollars for the recovery Of the
money Gaieng ADV.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

! a SMcSLAE Casa Miss Reed, oI
West Boylston. Mass, took chloroform a
few days ago, for the purpose OF having a
tooth extracted, and after the operation was
performed she was attacked with severe
pain in the head, became unconscious, and
apparently dead Her friends supposing
her dead, laid her out for burial, and began
to prepare for the fuDeral ceremonies; but
their grief was Unexpectedly turned to joy &
astonishment on finding that the supposed
dead began TO revive, and finally recovered.
Every evening since, however, she is attack
ed with violent pains in the head.
TuE AMERICAN FEELING IN IRELAaD.--In
late debate in the British Parliament, one
OF the members from Ireland decla red that
such was the partality of the larger portion
of the people Of ireland for America and
Americans, that if an A merican fleet were to
drop anchor any where on the western Coast
of Ireland, the people would flock to the
side of the invaders, against her gracious
Majesty and her august Government.
MAINE Law IN MIcHIGAS--Thec canvass
Of the vote at the Secretary of States Of.
flee, in Michigan, for and against the adop.
ton of the law prohibiting the manufacture
of intoxicating beverage, and the traffic
therein, makes the actual majority in favor
of the law l9,n3o; Chippewa county, which
will not materially alter the figures, alone
to be heard from. Every county heard from
but Clinton, gave majority in favor Of the
law.
e1rThe first tobacco freighted over the
Pacific railroad to Missouri, arrived at st.
Louis on Saturday week from franklin CO.,
Mo. The road is expected to be of great
value to the tobacco growers of the State.
.SH6cKfNe MURDsR.-A letter from ut.
Vernon, No. reports the murder of DR.. Fish,
who resided about four miles from that town,
aud that his house was burned up, and his
wife and child, It was supposed, perished in
the fumes, as they could not be found.
Mas. SrowE.--A't two cent subscription
has been started at Geneva, Where Mrs.
Stowe is staying, The object of the fund
is the purchase back to liberty of several
negroes"
ORA Woman's Rights Convention is to
be held at Cleveland on the 9th and 9th oI
October, to consider the question Of the
rights Of c tizsnship, and how far women are
entitled thereto.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

CHraEsE, LAEGUAeE.-Who would have
thought siN years ago that the laws of one
Of the States of the Union would have to be
Published in English and Chinese, for gen.
eral circulation! Yet 50 it is. The ninth
section of an act passed by the California
Legislature, for the collection of the foreign
miners tax,has been printed in the Chinese
language, for the Information of more than
thirty thousand Chinese in the new State.
Tong'k Achich, Chinamon, certifes that
the translation is faithful and good"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18
EIectioH News.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-The southern mails
is in. The Alabama papers are received.
In the Mobile district Lockwood, Wing,
is Unexpectedly elected to Congress. He
is lls votes ahead, with Maringo county to
hear from. In the second district, Aber-
crombie, Whig, has 500 majority. In the
tenth district, the chances are in fovor OF
Hale Wing. Harris Democrat, is elected
in the third district, and Dorsdell, Democrat,
in the seventh.
From North Carolina, it is reported Shaw,
Democrat,has 81 majority over Utlaw, Wing,
but the official returns may change the re-
sult,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

o. The old Moslem Fanaticism is said to
be awakening in Turkey aud all the Ma
homctan countries Of the East, on account
of the aggressions of Russia, and a bloody
and ferocious religious war seems immi-
nent. The military rreparatiohs'of Turkey
far exceed expectations. and the war
like feeling grows in intensity as offers Of
assistance, in men, arms, and mohey come
in'from remote corners of the empire: A
recent letter from Constontinople says:
At Cesaria, where $1,000 students for the
Office of the priesthood are assembled, war
is preached from every mosque, and the stu!
dents parade the streets with banners, cry
ing "War with Russians! and death to the
Giaour!" and the reports OF the difcrent
consols in the interior speak Of the same
zeal and enthusiasm for the cause of Islam.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

OF Common Schools in California, under
the present aw oi .!iat State, may be Ell
ther sectaran or not, as the parents of The
pupils choose. This change was effected
at the last session Of the Californis Legis-
aiure, when, At the recommendation of the
State Superintendent, bill was passed re-
pealing al those sections of the original
law which declared that the schools must
be free from all sectarian bias. control or
influence, in order to participate in the ben
eft Of the school fund, ard that no sectari-
an bonk should not be used in them. A
special provision is also contained iu this
bill. admitting the Roman Catholic SCH ouls
to the full benefits of the school fund.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

CINcIENArr Aug. lo.-The notes Of the
Ohio State Stock banks have been refused
by our own banks to-day, in consequence
Of the genuine notes of the banks having
been stolen from the Auditors Office.
All the notes have been signed by the
State Register--several have been detected
but the names ofthe President and Cash.
ier are forged.
The directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio
R. R. have concluded in constructing the
second trackin the Richmond Branch!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

PooR WEAK WoMAS-Miss Susan Nip
per, living in a small tenement, lone wo-
man. was qite illustrated" the other morn
ing by an early call from bachelor neigh
Dor.
"What do you come here after!" said Miss
NiPper.
"I come to Borrow Matches" he very
meekIy replied.
"Matche,! That's likely story. Why
don't you make match! know what you
come fo-!" cried the exasperated old virgin
as she backed the bachelor into c9rner.-,'
You come to get me into the corner and
then hug and kiss me most to death. But
you shan't without you're the strongest, and
the Lord kRolos thai you Gre!!'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

MORTALITY IN CUB4.-The cholera, yell
low fever and smallpox are making fear
lul ravages on the estates in the interior OF
Cuba. The thousands Of recently intrcdu-
ced Africans have brought with them ter
rible kind of diarrbaea, which is carrying off
vast numbers OF victims, aud rapidly extend
ing its lrightful progress through the island.
In Havana the troops are said TO be dying
like rotten sheep. In some regiments Of
thousand men there are scarcely four hun.
dred available, and all the hospitals are as
full as they can hold.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

FIRE IL CHIcAGo.--We learn from the
Chicago Tribune thata fire broke out on
Tuesday night in stable, which was con-
sumed, together with valuable horse. On
the same night the stable belonging TO the
Clinton House, on La Sale street, was dis
covered 10 be on fire, and was burned, with
allits contents, insisting of II horses and
about $1,000 worth of carriages. The
flames soon spread to the house, which was
also destroyed, with all the furniture Loss
about S5000-insured for $1,000. The Tri-
bune says there is no doubt that the fires
were caused by incendiaries.