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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
DLANK BoOKs. PAPER and srATI0NERY

BLANh y, ~ -. an -. "a a. Isv NJ.
r. ,n boots Le,rs, ap Note AID TsI Ptpsr
,,f, eleap Ery-oTs Manifold Litter W1r- ly w'A iess
-.r. re uflt a. t-c POrtu.fa q
ina Dee Cop,iog Peso Boss made % 2isn poured heid
49, urrf sc Cords, Ls (lcras Notes Dras kecrptA A.
IIANts LOU RkL, oler Pinte aLd Boo2 bndes No.
II Ascsl-.ale
SYRACUSE BC SlNES> DlRLCIOkI FOX l-J3
- sNU f,-g .. PAINE r. tie Advert Asclf Tribune
pulrgt f,..ty audi. % receive 'dy~t ret % i1-
,.,tt The e4ts u g per and tsfsc- s ne sale
an e pss. rfr,sd ofl As nay be scu a - age
a. \ y Jsue 81 i.3 A. WILDER 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

Il AMBOY The ard comm1dous OCEAN Capt. F.
4 F.unsn will make Exclusion Perth Anboy Moldsy
!n sioP ing AZ Roe Woodbridge Lsudns Bdles Grove,
IeAvinr r., at A. NJ, hAlm1ud-s IL Maray-.t
Biocni r. r., ats Jcrslemonst, brooklyn, 81 Pier ara
viii Rave Amboy M making the andags as
chow Re,seais DC had board. Fare for the Excursion
tfcerls
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a." " G P PUTNAM Co 10 Prk-p see.
OF PrOf slLLIMANS Otce, Crysial Psacs

rrrrsTRATTD RECORD Os TBF INDUSTRY Of ALL \ \
rios NFV-YORK EXhIBlTlDS-Ecf-d ~ Prof p, SILL
Nan a. add eminent wrtrs 10 caeh srtant oi g ece
80 A. Pub shed ~ the CIysA Palace, by O. T. PUTNAM 90
No Il PArtIi-ce 90. , -, 49,. 1900,
NIL ma plea W. record tie history progress
a. r,.t " II 81 Ncv-N crk Inc-stIisl EAli1ttcu
az Literary orr.0. led uate peeh'
abest ssray. sceLtc an prtc, e a.
az VIII Icude essays and Criticisms in - 95 Wig &c
plrimer's. 49, .. n, 49,. l.
RI Nacl-t-y
III Ma ~. ctgres--in Subdivisions.
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IoR sALE-In AI.t..L. I00 .el Me.L OF lLh.ay.. an

T. = n =. 49, p,
sce oursio Brick Buildings u . et front eso y ." eet 2
fh lots half htck The above build have been erect
N a us y Tor Hotel be ls-d for that pHp9se
"a ad mo stores 90 saloons rle ndspuaie Thy VII b. I'D
tgehsr on epssy on tertltTus n cold before me th
they vii et esther separately Apply AZ 10 Cnpcufr
chop No 10 Jifhst north side between IN and sth az"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

FIIANk bVVNNt = I 4 7 IVN Z II 7 uII ~ ~
ID -GkORGE r. BELL has ty hand weilsefc-ed
Books i0u made 10 slpri1r rtpF
u tol1d thout Russia oaldsao M bound ruled 81 ased
M l. sr Journals Cash Bo0s &c. lawyer n ~
m Gao .r ser bound, made expressly tr tie
r of he rro'tsan aso Blk Book. ruled, pnd A1d oundio
is aSsr'net ~ -fa il-e
c.d .rtat care, VIII W Attention Of laus 'nd n-f'
m ,if-d rn--iur of Ink 4.fs sud PelnJnss, -
DE. MS the different Efrulc-ones ti Letter id Con-
sieiil Noe rtd All pain ds sanlns ql'- fAt n a. e-
.idfa HeaC A. llcls
fft srrisc any pattern aud rra-d "a co r. GEOR8e H.
Dala bOs Manufacturer NO 10 Ns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

ID SAILS mated the line Of the Central Rnroad n - "a,
coef Int 10 miles from Nc@fof contaaias iom
ian a acr, on Which noble Brick Manaln House van az nee.
ar, orluudu.. nut garden. plenty Of nut hne wei ~sef
49, nu,t te appreciated Ff particulars inlafo o.
lFUpFLI President foUes Insurance Co No rs WA q ~
+ s.-Woud tx,h.rge tor unencumbcred Cry, bfoohyn o.
\. frh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

TPRIvATE SALE.-A valuable piece OF prQper'
IN Chatham square the sde lewesn Mot su Dove
- by - feet asp. a - arm W - scfs
nlss from Hiastursh l. Aso iof sac o. % t.s
house three q Sud az staten lAd ne NAnde
bnts Lsrdins For price ana Ps.euiss spR @ 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

EOR sALF-A valuable properly, consisting Of about

A. d,sous efrs ags tie west side of os AZ be
tssen lhts. Any lafns long e may sen 70
ldtsnlase hy .pl yna d r. d No y, Wsers
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CoURTH and rIFTH Of July EXCURSIONS

LNOIKIII and FIT I IT OF JUL EAI NNIUNO
Il 10 Tie FISHING BANkS sud AROUND the LI3Hr SNIP -
The aree ard splendid steamer kkO, Capt w HucoS, viii
IesVe Srrinr al "a O'Clock, Hamnordst H. lOh-s R. 3
Broom-s a. Pecksnp S. Pier No X NJ, returning hy 5
NJ 1hs will be magnificent excursion ehording splendid
al The United States oncsuons about the hrhor sad enjoy
lTeeze. Dinner Nc- provided Fare %
N'B-The RERO, with the barge l.. r. MELLEN. VII MAKE
Coun Lseuisor the ENENfNG Fare al gentleman AZ
tso laales. FOR LouI OF 90 paItu.e see hills
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A splendid OPERATION COR UAPITALISIs

~ splendid chance oa.red 20 misle Bnldins Los
frene on D,,on RslpAsv, Hickory s1 glnCy sts eao I'd
5s The new Dyison-av Rsoal. Noghb Thood conposed o
INST SIS rean,es from all kinds Of us4nee@ PifcAase'
irutda.e y. pi.c i9w aud terms eas'. Apply y =, .
pE MOTT X Co, No. % ChanlerEst.
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~ rRlvArE slE-A beautiful Farm, contain,
. YALrAKLE Lease for sALE-Property sila.

~ ad West ant, ne,r sh az ~. uon sofy oa.
yeafs % run yeler 1888 - tnd rent OF =
rs snuu the privilege Of ~ enew 10 Of q y a.
a sr cent will H. rali los cash ~ cliar Apply
fANES NAKPINFR IA. % Esfa'e Agent W. . Nastast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
EXCURsIONs-Fare I2I ccnts-Grand 4th of July

H E1eanors to FLUSHING ssa 81 KONANs WEI The
pes sra altsaiug steamer ISLAND CITY, Cunt sia Ryn0l
wilt on he fourth july make the following fAouaons
and tlc teAahu Grows and Rural Pavilion ct II Ronan
Laws Ntw-l Fulton M1rkctslp at Nj Dlan;y
siOAM; tnt-si An Fulton @srsct a. 10 o'clock An
DlIc, 10 An louIteol st 10 " A VI ful IN Itci 10
7oc Ps' lelncyst DO 81; Fourteen h-t % fM e.
Laws IIusnNc-At O'Clock Ali At y Nj at iPN, al
gSoPM. -. -, .>,,, c,.,- -
Al d De.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

" payment pei o. purchase "a he BALANCES 4
and balance on bshe dtfoh
y s5 Thee occupy Wy ledtny ani autn eaon near
tr M full yfW Nsef ani tle mnedaio Tfn'I
wealthy aat rHspecfshs cSeus1
se.eh.sr County. A-o. 10. tshnE thin qaser o. -
Eosd. air wilt throt 3D. tlspr p
,rfy ao fl Nsw Rochelle ard second y tload Ech NJ Do ~
,,sy char er@l -NpFctfd. p pcs tfnfh fhs pn HfY
vf nee. sls bulldog ois .suns iapdy pisacs 4
IL nsrt, iAs CfJ Hal as. fes + perfect srf 1e
a. h. aT.y 70 U u WtNlbN 30 , Igionfp"
afsr Har .ulk trprc o.ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
pleasant FOURTH OF July EXCURSION
. rIEAsANr EoIRTH nf LrLY EXCURSION.

IN The 6ue steamer CROTON, Capt Wm II Wood, wi
Az eacursiou ouud Island AID the Lover By
beautiful Island Sound and the Je sey shore sv
iue lb-e r. ~ u O'Clock A NJ Become % II; fulton
MsIltt sr st "a Sihst. r., 81 Hamiooud al 81 i'fg
81 AZ 81: Pier No B. X. O. Fare for ire
vii have a ocloc A. a. and returnn at D loA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
rURSION-THROUGH

a THE NARRoWs TO THE LOWER BAY;-The f.vOrie
ARMENIA Will leave Chambers MOnday u
ltocook Ida Land DacSs
Of The fornce and Keyp0r CO. Returning vii leave Neypos
NJ The boat wall DC accompanied by Band OF Music Fare
Wav,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

Country Rsd-0oe With Of land situated on tho ins
III The Csndsr oy af I'D within ew minutes ra u no
little e from Grant iafs
Iie erected at M for and under the supeIn
a tie uf Ifietor Ia American backesd" style hhed 70 ~
hfek arda front md contains ~ apart neh be-
spacious cellar fcuery sud bah h9rse with "ae closet tenn
uosrt AZ n excellent wsfsr Tbs -tason
Sy eayatsd coaAndBg view Of ths surrounding county In
evsy objection heshanss perhaps unsurpassed IA New
Jersey. ~ go. IN
Ths aud laid ont Eb about 800 Peseh trees In o hearns
srd ppAO and ssgetsDs fsf-
I'm TLe Phn. phi Nee pass three es saJ
e,ch w. rof'on furniture, which and desntts,
valued Il about s w Ia sold With he hogso aid land fnss "
he ioe pen buidinx sod iuerpar-
tuis saInt At tie Of JOHN HENRY Co, 10 LbenJ,
NEWALL l., AfssagfI
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GREAT BARGAIN if PURCHASED IiNfEl

~ ATFIY-Thrteeu nl sire Buiing L,i. on sh e. ectsee
h md s-sv, from and level With the rs
of hc greet Nsighb1 Cd Zee om nussices Proc lows teLl
cav Agriyto nE MOrrS Co, No q thahbefsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

'NiON COURSE, l. /. TROTTISG. THURS
= DAY JULY : a p MA 81 90 Nile Hea.. best
. Wssens NJ Va kins nsse. b. Bses poH. a.; NJ
II oodru1 Fsr, Temple VII s0gt1 cry
Boskyn, a. N and the port aver As
stage. ii. cave Wihsbu=sh s =. eurss the day or
the track JOHN l. sNEDECOR Proeneeor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

TIE OFFICIAL DESCRIPTIVE AND ANNOTATED Gaia
LOGIL r Tax EAhbIlCN, VI be printed un''f} Wa a..
R.c vuure. which ,hn re W. ~ PSF
a.a,fpr.Tnrrr 10 K. cOf3r llr close Of The 'nle
II Cstail-uf will cont pt-a &C o.t q" f rN
mad - 81 Ar e2h 1n0 1 n cesc i ~ W re
NOT u'tr.r. mqOgtt4t oic; anl 81 tlS W niesaoa
r1r,ea aonA and other illstf4t oas nos
R u.r..-s.fd Record and The Annotated Cl, IT,
nu, iort- ogefler handsome qihro Y1ac vi % 4oi
a u.r sfiftr the Iers ~ Dlr1 "cf-a
e. nan. trad r. The Record scparaely - me AnnOti ed
Cstsr1e sus,ns tiing $ promptly 90 adv ne 49, oe
lied .-.ts handsome ciota Tor and the Volume
=. ~ TIA Co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

saitn .aRd and Though he Lower Bay 2 SANDY HOok Fae,
eeeenfs the cu1he COMMODORE, 1000
tuen Lewis Master will make the above isvou
MONDAY July eSlns Pier No north River 81 An Ham
X, AM Clinton Fast River, NJ
esns ssn Per 40 North River first wharf Battery
Dlsce 10 o'clock, A NJ.
fssseug,is have opportunity ofsclies the sea breeze
tho fok md the klus Staten
o. BteloW' la0d Ehs Island New Brighton
the shore OF leland Anboy the Lower
een6y TIE Highlands CCuey Island Fort Hamilton Ma
s1NS C. rouina. te city about O'Clock Ia the
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o. A.,ocntion for the K.hlbition Of the Indu.rr, OF

Association for the Exhibition of the Industry OF
ALI Nations OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT, OkYsIAL
,sves with theu Allotment OF SPACE ucis
kesooirsgusre immediate preparations ting up
Ae space Aoed 10 them aud arranging their srtes w
s-3l slowing their the
JOHN NJ: RArCNELDER Secretary OF the Sspera,s dents
Hew-York, June - 1888
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

70 ssuth WiIltnmsburgh Village Association The
regular meeting Of this AsOon ~ be held tA-r Rooms
No l67 BoweT MONDAY July IL All persons puposns b
members respectfully requested 90 prevent
dapTouuL Even information reaag 10 tbs soesty b. o.
Application oosoE gentlemen who adhor-
suhecrpuoBB Dr Z H. hlMBARk No. l8 COur1
ha-si NJ A WILKES No Il Ceasf-s B. W WILSON, No
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CASTLE GARDEN. Seventy Seventh Ami
- vsfsaT Gl sTols Alcrcan Independence -Gslnt
Tie ect1c ~ De Lke1ons Tang ioOs I.ug
Cbttse q mi sng,f composing ay pcrfjru-rs
lie O.. hra's q thn-se Eup- Who All sppsar in
novel he kuper1r'
~. cree, Iunbr5 add Chlese Iaftsr Com. Sg
ru.. t, display u rss sl
he svu tie Whole teTuluae slu Tlrd BAL, u Fh l
tie CHR val b. iovd % piopate .dnis-oa Tl)
Doors
,ff tho veal hfr
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EIIkN ORkS-A general assortment and OF the
h,tf quality Also, h. J. 5 Balls soprnor CoOd fuewDka
A., al, B4UEAU 4 LOCKWOOD,
No. NAshin
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,EABATHING-COLUMBIA HOUSE. Cape Island
\ ,TIE MARINE HOTEL A. Fairfield Conn. vii be

n lie MAXINE HUIEL az AZ lrldi Junhl WI he
cl,n'd ty the proprietor H. NONNOi, on che D. day OF
Jun 1855 ~ SUNNI Branch the YORK Hotel Ias Hs
ioe Ions Island sound ahoins al the induce
teabatdlg ard tlutnuc drives m te
secured 81 the Ne ttal
ID the
Railroad Fairfield several times each day
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Piracy in the China Seas,

Several piracies have been perpetra
ted in the China Seas. The Nymph
which had large quantity of specie or
board, narrowly escaped capture by (ouI
armel junks. In conseq uence of thes.
transactions, the British steamer Herm c.
was orlerel to cruise for the pirates.-
We have the following relating to hel
"Thc Hermes has rsturnel to harbor
having fallen IN with the pirate fleet
who, as might have been expected, Offer.
ell desperate resistance, throwing up.
wards Of hundrel stinkpots on board
the steamer. by which, however, fortu
natcly, no one was hurt. OF the two
junks which fought hardest, one wa.
blown up; ani the other sunk. The re-.
naming three were captured, with 65
men, IL Of whom were wounded. Six
women and 5 children, Supposed to have
been capture by the pirates, werc also
found on boarl, and will probably prove
valuable as witnesses before the court,
identifying the actual pirates. The pris
oners speak the dialect Of this and the
adjoining districts.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Spain an:l S0ule.

The Herald Of The 3lst says: We arc
today able 10 crafty the general curl.
osity by presenting to our rea lers the
translation Of M c litorial article which
has appeared in the Government organ
Of Malrid-El D;aro Espanol-in which
the political character AMI antece lents
Of Me-. Soule are liscusse in connec.
ton with the question, could he received
MS minister at that Court without a sac
rifice ofno,ional dignity and self re peel
The Dario taxes wide survey OF the
whole grounl, AMI considers fully dem
onstra'el the ne sat.ve Of the proposition
With such determined hostility
manifested b. the Government Of Hel
Mos, Catholic Majesty towarl Mr.. Soule
it remains to be see whether the admin
is,ra,ion will cancel his appointm snt,
OF if not, whether i, is prepare to throw
down the gauntlet to Spain, and as the
first and most clfectual method Of exact.
ing reIress for this and other insults
siczc the islanl Of Cuba, TO the mex
pressible Joy ofits inhabitants an l to the
alvanccmcnt Of The cause Of Civiliza
ton all over the world. What says
President Pierce, anil how feels Sccrc
tary Marcy? Let the mcmbe,s Of the
Lone Star Association put their ,rus'
in God, and keep their powder dry
There are glorious times nhcal,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Santa Anna.

The new rule of SANTA ANNA over
Mexico has been inausuratci by
bloody battle between the National
Guards Of Vera Cruz and the troops Of
the regular army. The fight lasted three
lays, the Guards having possession Of
the streets, the soliiers ofthc army uf
two forts. The battle was checked by
the entrance into the place Of largo
body Of troops from JaIapa. 1t was
causcl by decree for the incorporation
of the National Guards with the troops
Of the line. '"
SANTA ASNA's meausures were tyran.
nical in the extreme. He has, in effect,
Sc: up dcspotism. One Of his latest
acts was a decree TO degrade all the OF.
ficcrs OF the Mexican service who sur.
rendered to them. Scott and the Amer.
lean army. This shameful proceeding
is against men who in most instance es
maintained a show of resistance after
SArA ANN himselfha run away anl left
the country.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
The Crystal Palace numbug.

As the spring wears on it is becoming
quite evident to the New Workers them.
selves that the Crystal Palace building
will not be completed till long after the
time specified to the world at large, an /
long after the patience Of visitors 10 it.
from Europe AMI the remoter parts OF
this country, has worn out, ana impa.
tence has grown into disgust at the cvi
IDENTITY mcrcenary spirit which is govern
ing the affair and tur ling it to account
lift is finished and really for rcspecta
bic opening before the last summer
month has closed, it will be regarded as
lucky. The Philadelphia Bulletin say.
it is even sail, it, some quarters, that the
projectors of this enterprise. having
male all they can by their speculation.
in surrounding lots, are becoming inlif
rrent whether the building is finished a
all or not. In consequence there are
not wanting persons, both in New York
an elsewhere, publicly to express be
lief that the edifce will never be com
pleted, at least by its present managers
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

work In Congress, which was deem ID
climcrical-,hat Of q road 10 Santa Fe.
Solitary and alonc,l began 10 Eork upon
that road, md nc complishcd ii. having
obtained an appropriation of $4,000
for marking il out, trcotirg with the In
dians for safe passage through their
country, and concilia,ing the good will
Of the New Mexican authorities in Santa
70. Perseverance, nnd q good cause
crowned my efforts with success, and
liod never doubte, Of eventual success;
and the period seems nov approaching
FOR the grand consumma,ion. The pub
lie mind scans 10 be cfgc,tunlly aroused
up 10 it, aud tina, all over our Union and
in Europe also. l...
The Bri;ish Minister, Lord John Rus
sci, iold our late Minister. Mr.. Abbo'
Lawrence, las Mr.. Lawrence told me,
that this enterprise. il accomplished
would have greater influence upon hu
man ainirs :han any event since the dis
.covery Of the New world by Columbus
in which opinion Mr.. Lawrence concur.
red, and toll me i, would be one of HI.
cherished objects for the remainder Of hi.
life.
Having lately spoken fully on thi.
subject at Kansas, Weslport aud lnle
penhence. report Of which you will see
in the newspapers, | say no more unit
we meet. Yours, truly,
TuoNAs II. BENTON.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
Furthst News BY tho Arabia.

4 The Paris Patrio contiadicts state.
mcnt that France hal sent hostile feet
TO tia Sandwich Islands.
Tho French Asscnbl, begin TO mani.
fest hostility, in varous ways, TO tho
tlictation Of the Emperor, ond o disso.-
luton is looked for. rysyrrr
A bet of l2O, 900 francs ~ pending on
a racssfiom sbcrdesux 70 Now gH0she.kAA-
tween, san American ship. called tho
President Fillmore, and French clip.
per shipcalloL Benjamin. 3s2lisgg
central Tancs. s.E6,Ian 51f u Siifo
The Spanish papers still continue 10
publish little articles on the appoin,Incnt
OF Mr. SouIe 10 the mission at Madrid.
The g.ncral aspect Of the Turkish
affairs IS less favorable. Menctfikof
had called on the porte for a final m.
swcr in regard to the "holy places
within eight days. and the Porto, there.
upon had applied to the English and
French ambassadors, who immc listcly
sent special messengers with despatchss
cs 10 their respective governments. '7'''
The Russian agents hal in tbs mean
time been exciting the people to revol:,
and riot had occurred at Smyrna, and
a very sanguinary one at lconiutn. in1
A commission has been appointed 10,
settle the boundaries between Greece
AMI Turkey. .....
The elections in Holland, as far as
heard hom, were unfavorable to the
Roman Catholic movement in that
kingdom. f. VI. st........
1t is said tho rcignins Duke Allen.
burg intends 10 alb blicatc in favor Of his
son. " O.
Rigorous measures are being adopted
in Russia against the Mormons. ...s
The London Morning Post in an ex.
ira, says that there is no truth in the
report that the Porte had acceded TO
the demands Of Russia, but that his an.
swcr was TO be given to MenchikoG on
the 10Th inst. ae.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
No news item of tho month has bee

No news item Of the month has been
so worthy Of rejoicing over, as the in.
teIlisenae Of the rescue and safety Of
The emisrant passengers Of the ship
WiIlism AMI Mary. wrecked among tho
Bahamas on its way from Liverpool 10
New Orleans. About one hundred and
seventy human beings, given up to the
waves and monsters ofthe deep, rescued
by wfcckers, it seems, while their sink.
ing coffin was tumblins about among
rocks and breakers, and just ready to
make the fatal plunge, are thus happily
saved, anl reduce the fearful aggregate
mortality for the past month to that
extent, but still leaving il a magnitude
Of calamity which may safely challenge
rivalry in any year Of this century.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07

Of Democracy. Ci,issnsffhc spoch Of
the dissolution Of thssod worl4shas at.
rived. The law or Providence hhs con.
iomnel tho old despbtish. Time, the
sha lowy grave digger, is burying them.
Each declining day plungcs them deeper
into no.hingncss. Col is throwing
years upon the thrones as we throw
spades full Of earth upon coffin.
- And now. brothers rs we separates lot
Us shout the cry Of triumph; let " shout
tho cry OF awakening! II is near the
sravs that ono should speak Of the
resurrection. Yes, inlcel, the future,
an impending future. repeat il. pro.
misses to US The victory OF tho Democrat.
ic idea in France; the future promises 10
to US the victory Of ,heSocial idea. 1t
promises more: it promises that in every
climate, un ief every sun, upon every
continent, IN America MS we'll as in
Euiope, an end shall como to oppres.
sion ani slavery. After the harl trials
wc are experiencing, what W. want is
m, only In, emancipation of this OF
that class Of men which has sufere long
the abolition Of this or that right; all
this we sh9ll have, but this is not G.
nough. What we must have end what
We shall ge,-ncver doubt i,--what for
ny part, from the depths ofthis darkness
OF exile, contemplate with rapture, is the
lcliverancc Of every nation, the en-,
franch.smcnt Of all monkinl! Friends,
our suArerings give us claim upon
Providence. Col owes US iewarl.
He is faithful debtor, we shall receive
it. Lot us then cherish a manly faith,
AMI make our sacrifice with gladness.
Oppressed Of all nations, offer up your
wounds; Poles, offer your misery; Hun
garians, offer your gibbct; Italians, offer
your cross, heroic transports / brorhers OF
Cayenne Of Africa, offer your chains;
cxiles. offer your prescription; AMI thou
o martyr! offer thy death to the liberty
of the human race! Viva LA REpuBLi.
ONE! ..I.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-07
CHINA.

A territory gilmore than five millions
of square miles, four thousand walled
cities, a population Of three hundred and
fifty millions. an army Of nearly two
millions Of soldiers, feet ofa thousa nd
sail. and annual revenue Of two millions
Of dollars, are some Of the evidences of
its immeasurable wealth. Among tho
productions Of its soil, every acre Of
which is in the highest state Of cultiva+
ton, arc sscn nearly all the richest off:
crngs Of the vesitable and IMMORAL king.
Ions. I'D. i,.'TD