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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
rIREMENs ROW AT NATICK.

BosTos. Saturday, Sept. ~, iss
Some 30 companies OF freinen mustered NJ Natck 20
terday for a trial OF engines The dinner provided fah
short row ensued in which the tables upset er,k
cry destroyed and the tent palled down after which N
trial proceedcd Quietly.
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AsrIocH COLLEGE, Yellow Spring.. Ohio VIII be dedi
eatd on Wednesday, Oct 5th, at loi + ~ Dedcatory
Addresses by Hon HORACE Mas LID, whose inaugura
ton as President viii take place on the same day large
coneourse i expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
DELEGATE TO THE WING CONVENTION

UTICA, Saturday Sept. 70 IAN
The whie Convention Of the Pirst Assembly Dhsrssi
Oneida County. TOD lay, appointed Major Z. SckedS
of Nhestown, as Delegate TO the State Conveuhon /
resolution was unanimously passed requesting the DeeSa
tc urge the nomination of Roscoe Concklng for Aofg
General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

GrRRr SMITH proposes speak in Csnandagua on the
Fugitive Slave Law on Tuesday and "Wednesday OF tns
week, commencing at r. " each day. Reason-Sonie
folks are soon TO be tried there charge OF resisting sad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BANGOR.

BANGOR, Me, Saturday, Sopt. " ls's
The saw mill Of Gen Neaze, In this place, was desfoyss
by FIRE yesterday Loss $4,000. An insurance on ~
property for $4,000 in Hartford expired few ds fn's
the loss is therefore total
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

BALTIMORE Saturday Sept ~ iso
We have mail this morning south OF Petenbar3n.
The Richmond Examiner says that Judge John Y Mass
is very i'll with the bilious fever II inilmates that DC
accept the mission to France II il II rendered him.
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To CORREsPONDENTS

No notice Of sons "haeye
INTENDED nseriion be authenticated by the name snd
Of The necessarily TOR pubucailOn p -
a biz good faith.
We esnpot undertake TO return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
THE HOT END OF THE POKER.

Among great many influential names advertised as
those of invited speakers at the Soft Ratification
at Tsmmany Hall on Friday night were those OF
GREENE C. BRONSON, Collector, and CHARLES OCoS-
OR, District Attorney at this Port-unmitigated Ada
msntiDes, well known TO be such when appointed.
They did not attend but sent the following explanations
of their Absence. which presume were deemed ex-
plicit ii lot entirely satisfactory, viz;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
THE MORTALITY AT PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Sept. ~ lss.
The total number Of deaths In this city during the p
week hundred and three, and includes nina nH
yellow fever
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RETURN OF THE BOSTON CITY GUARD:

boclONs Sdutd"l sup ~ ~
The Boston City Guard reached homo this everial
after having passed delightful day in Wooster q "
guests Of the Worcester City Guard They were reoeve
at the d. pot here by one hundred old members OF the Cs
pany and srook Of a collation. at the Revere House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
Nem.1vork Daily Grlpung,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1853.

~, Persons wanting The Tua> len their residences or pees
If b,nes will peSe leave addresses the Publication once
or 10 70 through The Post Office Price A eentss "eeA-Pay
lI.t "a. (srrfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

the city sill much alarm is experienced a IA. sv;..
Of the yellow fever here. In NY shape.
The weather continues very lovely. Oar vsres. A..
Of public worship were ihrongcd today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
Sauna MAcnINEs-C ARD To THE PunIIC.-I per

SHINING NACIINEt-NAhD 10 HE i Z bIIt.-I ptI-
ceyc that Ellie Howe IL advertising himself patentec OF the
Orena SEWING Machine and claiming thai all who machines
hasrsa needle needles With he point are rePon
bio 10 contradict Howe the
original pa,tnee John Greenough and George r. Coss each
Saving Machine before Howe obtained his patent
Oce Howe the original and
OF maohne which he obined hi patent lie
the needle with the te point Tie noi
the original the combination OF Tie ccpOnted nsede
making the stitch with two threads
these things which form the essential bass OF all
wing Machines s nsnied by and were eonbned IN
Machines which used and extensively
eAhd both in NswNok and Baltimore more thsn 10 years be-
fore Howes granted
pateut eyeroted needle and shuttle combination
Is abundant aud conclusive
adverse circumstances would permit
rights BY lying for original nven-
ton BY entitled H. and due doubt viii get
g. Hcwe's license will be protection against my
shall then insist caseon
tom All who feel intercs In this sub
the satisfactory evidence that
fIs original Inventor OF the sewing Machine
WALTER HUNT. Nc. AS CAnIles-st- ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
Ran Tnr OrINIoNs OF rHE PmLApELPnIA PREs

READ THE OPINIONS or THE PHILADELPHIA Press.
m Hoo,L.sp's GFHMAS BirTESsWe eaaaed 10 speak
Of the restorative seateAn con
who ous ;iHe hss Ah p51ef sssera
Bse Of which h. used bottles He sppe~sea N car
to-day ana declared hs since he hs taken the e
cine he has only cured hu much stronger and
than eefore Dr.. C. NJ Jackson 81 the herman Meaene
store the original and only proprietor Of a.. sEsai
For ale New-York BY A. Sands No zoe Fultoas
OF William md Z H. Ring loensf and bos~"s
and hy dealers IN medicine everywhere.
r. X. R.-Wm. b. Oliver. Esq, =. NJ, of Dray-
aced with sorOula SIC covered from head foo.
there sound GeA enough hes whole body
lsy . y cent piece on
fourth she much better On the Sh OF April S
she the Reovsn; On The Nh Of Nay 2 days ae see
CONNIE need lis use -.
Not sore CT heh her sknaor vas iAe any disease
NJ Oliver has cured people DaSson Of RhuaIi N
Pains
klrfS with RapwAYs Ready Relief and his friends have
been cured OF Dyspepsia COvca - indss &C. y hApwArs
ne Rsmss sold BY druggists ssasFsly General dsP's
Nc. i62 Fuiscr<t, ny.
COMMON HAIR DYES LITERALLY NAME BLOOM
beware Of them CKIsrADOKos EXCELSIOR Has Dk uarr-
ed under penalty to change red sany OF wno a nn'
black within ten Hnase Sold and applied a. ~sFDS
to's, Nc castor Heuse
FYyrR AND AGUE CURED, WITHOUT THE AID OF
r1IoNyI OUixNE BY DrsHiEs's kNrIPERicoc
Pills. Co No. 81 Barclay srd Boyp fArt.
No st. WHOLESALE Asents aud sold Il relsi By Csss
N RIse asd ~ GVoS Sec advertisement on td " tbs
paper.
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TArE WORM CURED BY DIR MLASEs CELEBRATED

NERMifueE. X, Nh"-ioNA A N ~ -, -
ptscd inches long and hos no
person aed IN ~oFs
A IN h orlnou II far exee remedy IN The
name and further particulars can be learned R Gaining
Manhattan Place, L l. IEALL Druggist corner
n Rtfsef aud Monroeets
r fur will please be careful ask tor and take none but
Ds ArIASEs ysRMtatcE comparison worthless
sold vhcesse hV C. Cuckener Co. No 81 Rarcsyst boyd
Paul No Coatand also by al respectable puSsss N
"a. e,,< ~ - (21
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
TARIFF AGITATIOy.

Though the following Circular has already appeared
in cur columns, reprint it entire in making 1t the
subject Of comments-viz:
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Busiuess Notices.

HsJs AZ ARE Observation-Disclosures and cold b. RAP
Lax t An, s, ,s. < rossy S c s
90 ~ tse imsble Hats and have yoa Aksoes inserted N
s Sa1 cSs.ks@ End fs.rIs's
euxs, sttksi,-The most magnificent Brocade-
rs :se R; s. 'ssI zoo y sss ~ s
onsrSst Iads who bse seen them pronounce sasn ne ca
nc; e, c s1t Es s ., f ss wIs. by a.
nc, Psrsn ads Del4ne and caarss sc &c
KID GLOVES AT FIFTY CENTS PAR AND BEsr
os.LIy Ls.o,E,TIs o No g.; sS. so
bst gots Of al eors and z which thy sre enebso y -,
fssy vii !. ned III morning sept n 1850
LArIFs.-The great opening day for BgoDIE Paris
and s.Ysi Is CO., &c s &c .s Mps no
ha ss..ss b M SS,I is 81 . . T s re caaaasd
. hn &c s1'.ssseiy remember onasy TIE 9Th
~ snks. I.aces, In broideres, shawls Cloaks,
Nsnss French ard E9sh D Lsinss Nsrno Frsnsa vi T,
hswi ero ssr end also ia receeds largo o Of beaot 9T
from recent 'ae' On sales + s SS cVrrns No Broadway
Ia Clothing Of the best quality and styIe Tor t Ine
f. and n rnde A ry sspt sTsT S1. PosrsEs wei
s ssss t iIs e'sssssS No. = )
MuIIygnY-Mrs Marcy having removed y. her III
y s s2 .s .o s S S Sd S S':1'
s.h,s 20 P"rsa'.ss c % Be~sf vpss Majors Dry
Goa. nSshrm ,r,
U,pye GARMENTS, GLOVES AND HOsIERY.-Ihose
the very best sood tie lowest prices for which '1sy
can Be rreAassd IN couut should buy direct rom the
In porter and MsnufactaTeF
UrioN ADaSs
No Broadway.
opposiie Metropolitan Hoel and ki5ios Garden.
IiSDTR-G GARMENTS AND HOSIERY WHOLESALE AND
p.1, All are interested purchasing a. N ssbl snnnt on
- a. exrfve and carefully stock and "hsfe nc yD
- H. vev Lesf M aud ~ ct tue love" pIce QUO
are tht inooee ~ 80 - -. ~ JAvgs T. RAY,
INV No ICE Bowory Importer ana hahuiae'ois'.
"a The Excel sI0R SHIRT STORE, No. 32 Grand
., 80, Aep Is the place the unparaeled fooa.lDs
e1ir,s GeneneDs fGnsihs Iu
offered 70 ever
nnb bqsen wfb RDERCLoTBIsG for "ifTkA inc s"'A
ard viii b. sold low
EIGu1 SPACIOUS SALEs-ROoMs
1rem. rdous gains In Carpets
Al HIRAM AsDsRsoHs!
No. - bVwery
Assortment!
Administer Turkey, Persia!
-1lyet, Nos4ie eDd Brusseis
Three Ply and ngrsu Carpets
rosne Hug and Table COyCEs-
God Window Shaoeti
Floor OIL Clio he 70 8 yards vide
C.ppyys-W g. T. LEWIS, No. 452 Pearlst, nave
,lsi, Fsll gtyt designs u Velvet and lsPy
-. "a 9th Lngisn makers lnH
Snsk and the prices Of best Nelve Ioin ~ 70 o
, O. hest 40 III per OIL Cloths and OIL other goods eu
tx Der cent than house that Goes MOI po' "
gooos A..
4, -. C.svru A. IorNSRFRRY. No. IA
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HAIR DYE AND wlcs.-BArcnEloa's Mandatory

for these articles removed Broadway opposite the Park,
Recommendations the world Tor the aPpes
noa u Heir DYE and the sale Of his newly invented
Vic ronrets Niur rooms all or ore foor
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nIcI, C.npr1MG.-SMIrn q LOuNsBERRY, 30 pa

Pesst prepared 10 exhibit hey ra ~ s,n.ss
,nd Jurtep Carpeiinss Ao choice sock OF bnzIh
"a ycsn oil Chs from II feet wide, and all othcr goos
10 the irade all OF which they are Offering a. prices ~
uurnlf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 HUMPHREY, No. 30

and ut Csrpeings imported expressly to cry jqs
o1 rIob Hopyae" Carpt in entire carpet edsoh Csnle
md supe sing esrpe ever IN th eountIyJ
Medallion s.Cs 5s1Ii5s assv found in cpet
Aso U (otA great varsity for sale on tue most
GRTAT BARGAINS IL HoLIAN AND OTHER PIANOS
Nsw .sD sleoSO so9S I Sss9 ol
r $ BrRRY. No ~ Broadwsy Music Pu1lsh.r.
ry FowLHRs 81 WELLS, Psychologists and Publish
srs Clinton Hail. No. i3l Nasssnst Now-fork.
rxS "Will he Come 2" Little Katys DYING Bed
%Sm,n ,sls s sy r. BrRRy MUSIC Pubkher
W." No. IN broadway.
rsy One Thousand Dollars Reward will be paid By
the subscriber upon competent evidence being produced ma ~
DssArCE Gsylers patiently have ever ed
o s beO Me- W. Psa oDe door below
BY RobfRr Nj. PirRicx Manuisoiurer
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.-Dr. brown,
No So W successful treatment Tor the rye
Ear The most asgrnva cd cases cured ana 1ose
ssIsss ness rot na % msne. sent 70 any par BY x
Ire,s Artifeiol Eyes for sale.
~ Country Merchants should not fail to embrace
WINDOW Shades Git Comics Lace aud Muslin Curtains N their
tool of goods The demand decorations extending
Throughout country kelly FERGUSON No &l hrolway
nd otter great emcnis TO there
WINDOW SHADEs--G. X. RIkER n Co, No ll3
Chshm respectfully iR,Ie lSS at n0S Of oSgni Msen1S
hnes essnce artistic and extensive variety neH
stock viii be found unsurpassed the country over
SEWING p .cnINEs.-SINGERs Sewing Machines,
hoc character perfect work branch Of the Sewing are
entire satisfaction Of the public are Of all nes
yoR sns seS s oeNo s. South aS fSspSs
Washneonsi Boston No l59 balimors't bsmg,e no ~
SEWING MAcnINFs.-An persons making, selling
sewr Machines having needle or needes with n sn
anal Patent granted sept 10 lsis all nfrnscn viii be held
ssponsLe accord NJ TO The following persons licensed to
MesIs whseeS WILSON GIoSer Baker Co. Of New
ycIk Nichols Bliss and Lefow Of Boston and a b. Howe
Ell.s HOWE ia Ps'ePtee Of the 0dsnsl Sewing Machine
No sos BIoadw- sewNoA and No 50 Hanover ST. Boston
Sept eth 1855
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can.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-13
RELIGIOUS iNTEL;.IEES(;:.

iiIQrEsI,.- Hon. WA. i, Han>t.r.of TIL,
city who died a week or w" since. has left
the principal portion OF his properly. >av a
bout $1,000 to be divided equally to the =,
mrrican Bible Scciciv. the American Boar!
of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
the American Education Society the Ma<>a-
chu>c'tS Home Missionary Societv. and the
American Colonization S"rIrty. The prop
crtv * charccabic with Iit,. annuitir> OF
$1,000 t" hi> wi,lowand $500 To HI, ,lau"htrr.
.NrcLwzp5H H.r0hi.
FIRE At THE BlnLr iI"rsr-.tt .! o.
clock Thursday cvcnin-. a fire broke out in
the STEREOTYPE room. the fifth floor of the 81
tie House on AStor Place, and placed the
building in imminent danger The fumes.
however. were mostly confined to the floor
on which they originated. The damage. hv
fire and water is estimated at - ..,on Mere
damage was dome hv water than Iv fire. The
operations otthc Socir!y will not he DELAYED
for moment The Printing Office and De
ro,iiory were not at all affected The proper
y Is fully insured.
The fire Is suppose! To have originated be-
meath the furnace. rs 4 large plate of iron.
perhaps an inch in thickness. is all that pro-
tert> the flooring from the heat above.
RUM"Erp CONVERSION or SENATOR
n"UGINs To RoNNN!~N. The Fr,cman's
journal Announces the conversion of a dis
tln@ui>hcd Senator of the mitrd States To
the Roman Catholic church, at Rome ON
the ID of July. and adds that his conversion
was received by Cardinal Fransoni. .l> Mr.
Douglas is the only American senator in
Rome, it is supposed that he Is referred TO.
The Paris correspondent OF the New York
journal OF Commerce makes mention of the
same circumstance.
X \ few citizens OF Saro and Hitl,l.t,,rd.
Me, have recently contributed upwards OF
three Thousand dollars towards cStalli>hin"
an Austrian Mission
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-13
AN AFFAIR OF HONOR.
Nh"rvcr 'lrc- these h"";~ diSrlacr.
Must meet Eomha~tr-. face tn t;lcc."

-!u-' IN''' l'lHl';i~tt-. face t. face.
On the evening of the Mcarhrr Festival
some trouble took place between Patrick o.
Donahoc, the Irish exile and Capt i. :.
lrcAnor. OF the Mcaehcr Rifles. The next
morning ol)onahoc wrote a letter To Trcan-
or, calm" him liar, with other abusive en-
iihcts, in consequence uf Which the latter re-
turned HIM challenge at IL o'clock. ON
Thursday evening. We understand that it
Ia >NIcy a!ialr.rrYUcStlng O'nonahoc To- meet
mum the next day yesterday at the Amcri-
can liou>r, Manchester, \. H. or in the field
adjoining, there to settle their differences by
mortal combat. and appointing Major Null
chy, OF New ork. AZ his second. O'Donahor
1t IS sad, accepted the challenge. and named
his second, VIM +. \. Kelley. Esq, but the
latter gentleman came to the conclusion that
beng Justice of the Peace. he could not.
honorahiv, have ANYTHING to do with the case.
lie therefore, yesterday morning. preferred a
complaint against O'Donahoc. who WAS de-.
tanned IN the city. and brought before the
Iohcc Court yesterday afternoon, on CHARGE
OF intention to fight IA duel. in cOntravcntion
of the State law. lie was bound over il,
5000 TO keep the peace and for examination
next FRIDAY. O'Donahoc addressed the court
cXpreS>ln" his regret for the causes which led
to the unfortunate affair, and saving he bowed
TO lis decision. Mr. Donahor. of the Pilot
became his surety. We learn that Mr. Urea
nor proceeded Yesterday morning to Man
chester. with his second. but after getting
tired OF waiting for the cnemv,' returncd
to the cltv. Ii is said Mraohcr also wont r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-13
Lease OF the Atlantic and st. Lawreure
Railroad.

! liz important instrument was executed
IN tiir> city FRIDAY. in behalf of thu Atlantic
kaiir'''i Company. hy Mr. Little. the l'r.,i
dent. and Mr. l:,rrr,. the Treasurer. and az,
the other >IIr l.! Mc>>r> ko,< Iiolmr, and
.,acA>"H. trustees i"r IL" Grand Frank i;ail-
was Company al Canada The latter Com
ranv. winch Is t;. i.'>,Cc IN interest .a!fhou-h
chartered and cr-3n.rh not ha, IN. At ;Ei,
time The a"tuti power I" accept the title. ii l.,
taken t"r T." tins" being hv the individuals
alloy" named ia tru>t. The necessary act nt'
tiI' i'r"vlnriiI Parliament. 1t Is understood.
viii l." readily obtained, u Ia, work /, ,o i
Ilr.r extent government cntrruri,c, and
IT. advance is ,"c"rtd by public GUARANTEES.
ON" provision Is Eadr IN the I,.;.>. tor the nj
tinlair assignment at !hr THE. and transfer
"i al the o!ii.dtIun> ut the l,.s,rr> to th,.
. ''rAni runk tomplny. The personal and
pubic c!ttri~trr q! thrt rt!>lr.S viii warr,n,
AL TIL" c"ntl,iur" that the ca>. rrur.irr>
he instrument {" ic;,>r. a.ilnulh necessarily
somewhat rn,uminou> l. IN lis Substance, yer,
>m!rir. II r.,'i;c> III. preliminary agreement
at the tw" c"niinIc>. and rnnvrvs an ah>n
late lc;t>hnld title 10 the railroad and all th,
property at thr Atlantic Railroad Con,an,
Tor HInr hundred and nInctN-min. wears. sub
lr"t "i course tn the charter, and ,o the law,
OF the several states. within winch the rn,.
i located. and >uhirr; +" Ill preceding sub
>l>'In" ""uNcllmcc>. In" important rolr
nnni> - ~ l,-~,',> are -!I ,!"i hv prnvi>iui.
i"r forfeiture. tlH >,"el!ic provision i m.,,!,
Tor >rc'Irln, the !iahlitlc, hrrrtninr,. ,.ntrr.,
tt LAY In, 4 I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-13
1lrlll5 Str!!!G,


e. The building known a. the Center
House, at Saratoga and occupied as shops
and stores 10y various tradr>men was entire
" destroyed 10y ire 18th ult. The building
next south was considerably damaged Loss
>"o'"""; insured >l.'."'o.
&. The fragments OF a h;.,hrlnr who burst
into tears" on rcalin. Fanny Ferns lc>,.rip-
'"n oi the i'arpIiIrS> ri Il married Re. t'dv"
been found.
Tie .N,n. Yrr, Ir:',.,, .sa,- We learn th,:
ko>>uth and Noz,ir; l., u,. rx,,.,t, an i'm
mrdia,, rpr~uonr, Of L,.;,,i,;r. Th,.v r,-
care, war A. u},;m,t,r, ,..r,,,r mr., ,.,.,
Li.lIy prol,II, I'm, r,, ?. l;l,l, :, L...;,,.
before. NEXT ,nrino In +,r,;u, hi. ,,,;r;,r
they hay, access, o Good sourr,.s o, ;pl,r,,,-
tom. and w.. SHALL >o,n now H.. ,h1.. :, ;,I,.
positively Of is correctness
N,1 . ,...c
!, ,.. ...,, ~ H..
49,,
states. Yet there are reasons which givr
ii much strength there. The ,ii,i 81 which i
the ann"vanc" that planters cxrcricnr, from
liquor furnished 10 their negroes, An agi,a-
ton in favor OF Il prohiato~v law has hccn
commenced IN several q til" slave States.
DuaArrr Cn:>.. Thousands OF h,>h.Is
of heated corn have been ,hirpcI from Chi
caro- within a few weeks. The ButI,lom,,k
ct i ",rrrun VIII, l,ra..r.j and heated corn
and il i h,i:,., sent Ia New York !. f., A.
transportation AN hr haI There !; Is used
hv di>iillcr>, who ls, !, a. almost their own
,,,;,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-13
RAILROAD MEETING.

Wednesday WAS mumcrousIv attended, anal
promises To Weld yafu,l,I.. ro.,,l,, $780,,
rnar!s i'll New F.ngland wcr,. ,..,rc.or,oJ l.,
their Presidents or p;~nc,ors v.h,,.
other influential ocn,I..mc, rat ..,,
with railroads wcr. .I-, rr.s.,, Thor.
in SIDE was REPRESENTED hv soma 81 ,to,,
mcn III the Provinces. amorr wbo,u ,o,,. J.,
mentioned Attorney General Dr.,r,rroo,i ",
rapn. member Of III. C;,, co.,,o;I ~ "
tyca!. Gel. Y.uI. and l. ,u,., r,r
E,Iy. and nrr.rou. ,,,or. Co.,. -,
was ,,a,,it,.>,ra c.nc,.i,II,. L.. +La..1:.:.,.
Iou,r the Iinc If tb.. ,,,o,,o,,,I ,,,, &C.,
stead TO Montreal
Hon. FL Tcrr;u II y ,.;,,
,j,r mcr,irr = II pL;rI;, !, ;,
Robinson. Esq.,, affiliated - >'.r',,,,.,
Nnn,rro,< sn.crl.s v,.r, ,,1,l,
from both side, Of tho u. ~ tul..,..
pressed .,r.,t confidence >, H.. ,,...,...r !,
project. and nIrJ,cJ tb.;r mos, ,;,,on,,,- -.
FORTS 70 ,r,.on,l;,L :. ..,..l;,, =,
tmona the sr...L.rs w.., c.,. ,,.;,,.,
Col. y. 3 Baker If \ II Han r,o ",
Ni,tr,1nc otH.y,o,,l.t H.. -. ", w.
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rOPEIGN INTELLIG ENCE
ARHIstL or TIE BALTIC.
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n.i :. Na'. steamer Baltic from Liver
Wr.mr- l,. july =, arrived at tiJ,
.l,,. T,.. E,,t,,. has , very. hc,,v
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~ 10y = ''''' 90 - ''''.' "
~" van, "i room.
I.. Turkish difficulty ! cGn>.irrr! IL set
-. r.,,, ,I,, r,,lL;r in EnolanI and
-. .,l.,,,l I,. cx,,. ha.
~ Wv 800 ''''
.-:.trt las a'~''' 10 'he propositions,
there aye ~rHcraI ueN.I>h points stlli un :
aL We have 40 Indication whether
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...r,. - tar. E'~>.na troops from turkish
E.,,,,.r ..,.m ,I.-po>ri to leave.
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'''--A ! - i'' -''>
,.... I.,.r.-t .,5I Briton> to learn that
...:~ O,r,n j. recovering from her attack OF
I...,,.aut. SIR DE Lacy Evans pat the
why he extracts Of CORRESPONDENCE
.g., C.'1. ordered more thln three
.,s,. had not h.,a laid before the
r..-.. i.,lJ,hn I;H--rII promised 20 i'll
...a.h, delay. We have already had
g.. q.,rh. Tie announcement that the
.,.r,...,.n. hlJ once more crowded out Mr.
,..-..', u,'.on - Dist openly the state
rg.,.rn a,l,.ir%
,., strikes at Manchester are mostly adj
...., val, I'll the operatives except the DIV
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Sprucraud IIcmIork Lumber;

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Excellent Land;

thirty acr.~ 81 Hliri, '."''- improvement Il s.
I.-,-:,uiv ~:'uat,! ~ rf ll~~uuil'-r Valley. 90
liz. road l,.',n, rln :. ii-..ury !" Liam! Pom!
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,,,,>-; al h"',-c amt barn al ;'w :'',l W., 'l''-h
81. There au ,\-.i!"u' ml I'',r,.-, 1i~'g ~,
farm. AMI u.'> raU-''li.. -u;lv e.; -frI"' az.
h"Iu'','k 'ulrr "a IL T'mciia'r culi'y-
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