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Arrive at HolIisaoa the same day. by 81 m.
ass Foss Raiisosd Dspos. BY Ssoashtoa. NoA Kaston
..dsOatA Essseo. % Easssa.sioi miles and back
six times week. sr,s ~.,se. 80 ~.--
Leave Rasosd Depot daily except SUNDAY ate pm;
Anise al Esston the same days by pm,
Leave Ess.oa daily except Sunday Of "a ya,
Arrive al R.hsosd Depot the same days by y a..
634 Fro Soaih Baiause Junetsoa, BY sRsndolpt, East
RsndsJph, East stouyhtsa. North alter,
aCsnpb1ilo, West Bsdsswatcr, bndgswstsss North
Middleboso'. Middieboro. MyHckuile. and Fseotown.
TO Fall River, AZ miles aud back, twelve times week.
Leave South Braintree Junction daily except Sunday
al a IN aud 81 m; t r ,.t
Ariye at Fall River ,be days by L. and "a mi
Leave Fall >Riysr daily except Sunday al a IN and
Arrive al South Braintree Junction the same days by
6a5 From Braintree Depot. by Weymouth. East Wey-
mouth, and bingham, 10 Cohasset, i miles and back,
Leave Brsintree Depot daily except Sunday at 8 a
Arrive at Cohsssct the days by 9.45
Leave Cohssset daily except Sunday at 4pm;
Arrive AT Brainiree Depot the same daysby A. m.
636 From North Abingdon Depot, by East Arlington, Han
over, and Pembroke, to West Duxbury, l31 miles
and back, six times a week.
Leave North Arlington Depot daily except Sunday at
SPIN;
Arrive at West Durbury the same days by spm;
Leave West Du1bury daily except Sunday at Al !;
Arrive at North Abingdon Depot tho same days by "
637 From Cohasset by North Scuas sciiuste and East
week.
Leave Cohsssst daily except Sunday at 100 an;
Arrive at Msrshfeld the same days by a pm;
Leave Marshield daily except Sunday at 81 am;
Arrive at Cohns.et the. same days BY % m.
638 From East FoIboro, by Foxboro', and West Fox
boro', to Wrenlhsm, 81 miles and back six times
week. ta
Leave East Foxboro' daily except Sunday at 4 pm;
Arrive at Wrsnthsm the daysat pm;
Leave Wrenham daily except Sunday st7am,
Arrive at Hast Forboro' the same days by Q am.
$50 From bingham, by South bingham, West Scituats,
and South Sctuate, to North Marshfed, l3I miles
and back, three times a week.
Leave bingham Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
SPIN;
Arrive at North Marsh6eld tho days by 8 pm,
Leave North Marsh6ed Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday at7s an,
Arrive at bingham the same dsysby 10 IN.
$40 From Kingston, by North pIymp,os. Piympton, and
East Middlsboro, to Mddeboro', IA miles and back
three times week.
Leave Kingston Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
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v
Leave Hardwick daily except Sunday at 81 a m,
Arrive at West Brookficld the same days by 9am,
672 From Worcester, by Clappvillc, Charlton Depot,
Spencer. East BrookieId. Brookield, West Brook
field, Warren, Palmer, Collns's Depot, Ludlow,
Springfield, Yves, Springfield, Mii,n.ague, Wet
field, Russell, Chester Village, Chester FACTORIES,
Bancroft, North Beckett, Washington, Hn.dale De-
pot Hinsdse, Dalton Phs6eId. Wcs, Pis6ed,
Richmond, Flat Brook, N. ", Canssn -Four Cor
ners, Canaan, Canaan Centre, Chatham -Four Cor
ncrs, Chatham Centre, Nivcrvlie, schodack Depot,
and Greenbush. to Albany, I57 miles and back,
twelve times a week
Leave Worcester daily except Sunday, the
rival Of mail trains from Boston, say at a m and
6pm;
Arrive Q, Albany the same days by 81 m. and the
next days by % IN;
Leave Albany daily oycep, Sunday at 81 m. and %
Arrive at Worcester the same days by y and Il
pm
Proposals for six additional weekly trips to Springfield
and back, by express train, 10 expedite the New York
and Boston mall with schedule stated, invited.
Ga From Worcester, ty West Bgylcsioa Oakise Gin
ton, Sterling, Lancaster, Harvard, South Groion,
C;roon PcppcreI, and East PePpercI, TO Nashus,
N. H., As miles and back six times week.
Leave Worcester daily except Sunday the srrival o
the first mail train from Boston. say a9am,
Arrive at N sshus the same daysby II am;
Leave Nashua daily except Sunday at . pm,
Arrive ut Worcester the same days by pm.
Proposals for six additional weekly trips wii be e'n-
sidsred.
GA From Worcester by Holden and North RnuandJ TO
Rutand. 10 miles and back, six times week
Leave Worcester d-ily exocp, Sunday al p ms
Arrive at Rutland the same days by pm;
Leave Rutland daily except Sunday al 81 ant
Arrive at Worcester the days by ~ am.
s75 From Worcester, by Paxton, West Rutland Smith
vile, Barre Plains, Barre, Pstcfsbam, and Npfih
New Salem, to Orange, - miles and back. sir times
aweek.
Leave Worcester daily except Sunday al 10 m F,
Arrive at Orange the same dsysby 5pmi
Leave Orange daily except Sunday att pans
Arrive ., Worcester the same days by 4pmI
GIG From MlIbury by Sutton, West Sutton, 81 iocs
and back SIX times week.
Leave MiIbury daily except Sunday at 81 pm;
Arrive ., West Sutton the Same days by SPIN;
Leave West Sutton daily except Sunday At 81 sm
Arrive At Mlbury the same dsys by Sam.
CIT From WhtinssiiL, to Esst Douglass, miles and
back, SIR times week.
Leave WhitinsvilIe daily except Sundsy ats pu,i
Arrive ct East Douglass the same days by 81 pns
Lesve Es-t Douglass daily srcsp, Sunday al 81
Arrive At Whitnsvile tho same days by Sam.
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and back, SIX times week t-Ft.f
Eas, Sharon from Canton, II mile and back four times
week 8ffs
East Sheffield from Cansan, Conn, miles ana back
twice week 10y
Edesrown from Holiness Hole miles and back SIX times
a week.
Eser from wsnham, miles and back, sir timS.. week.
Fiskdale. --( See Sturbridge.) -
Gin fron Gfeen6ed miles and back, three Zines week
CRANKY from South HadIsy miles and back, six times
q week. ~ trL
Halifax from North Piympton, miles aud bach. thru.
times week. FfA Nt
Holland from dale, Al miles and bsck twice wsss
Hubbardson from South Gardner, miles and bark, sir
times q week. t~R u. =
Ireland from Ireland Depot, |. mile and back If times
week. 'f 3'Hnf etNtf
Leicester from Worcester, mile. and back, ak d~ss
week
Isyden from Greenfield 10 miles and back once west
Long Piso from North Fair Haven, miles and bsek.
three times week,
Lunenburgh from Railroad Depot, a mile. md bach. six
times week.
Lynn6slj from sslem miles and back. twcs week.
Lynnfeld Centre from South Reading. miles m hsek
sir times week
Marlborough from Feltcnvlc. mile. aud back Il. times
week.
Manchaug from East Douglass. ~ mile. and back, three
times . week.
Mdde6ed from Bancroft, miles snd back. three time.
week.
Middleton from Salem SIR miles and back. ok lime.
week.
Monroe from Rowe, Al miles and back once week.
Montgomery rom Russell, miles and back . week.
Moun, Washington from South Egremoni o miles and
back, week.
Nshsnt from Lynn, miles and bsck, ain times week
from The st June u s' October and three times week the
residue Of the year.
Now,on Centre from Brighton, mile. and b.cA ar
times a week. ~fa ID f
North BeIlinrham from Yves, Med-,y miles and back.
SIX times week. p
North BernarJston from BernarJs,on, miles and back
three times week
North Blackstone from Blackstone - miles and back,
three times week. u
marlborough from Wes'boroush Station, : miles and
back, sin times week. - -
Ncrhbrjsc Centre from Sofiho''se' m'cs and back,
sir times week
NH Carver from Est Mddleboro' ~ MES and back.
three week
/ n week
North Chester from Fsley's Rosds niIe. and b,oL,
| twice week
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SHIPPING.

ICOR sAIE-THE SCHOONER NJ. A. CUNNINS, NOW
lying pier Ne North river She Is between sit
old built Of the best Delaware white oak draws
feet water loaded and Is fast sailor Sho a fy
iour tons register, and carries from sixty ave TO seventy
tons. viii be sold cheap. Apply to A. BhRRAT1 CO.,
No. Water street. corner OF Nhisehall.
teen tons turthen e well found and now In rst rate
order veil calculated for The ster ness For parti
cuisrs INQUIRE OF a. A LYON BROTHERS Portchss
or W, IL. sLOCCM, 1903 South street, New York
STEAMBoAT FOR sALe-TuE STEAMER JOHN
DMsrshn 40 tons In good ruuuins orier Vel idapted
river For phrovs aud full cesofip
ttoa Of bost spply vreyioD. to SspcSttber J. TO
w kSTEO-A SCHOONER OR BRIO OF ABOUT ONE
w hundred aud ffY toss turthsn; ono tbab lie untea
worthy. Any person having saoh verse; FOR io cheer,
IAN IND purchsass b. App)ysIs VI l0s Ssata sgses
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LroR LIvEaPOOL-UNIrED STATES NAIL sTnAA-
sbip WIN depart with th. Usted state. mail. surops
peltvsly Saturday, September - ~ o'clssh H.
her BERTH at the foot OF Canal street. For xhs or pas
sage having uAsqualled fer 60
comfort. apply TO = X. COLLINs& Co.. So ws,lStrsek
PsssesGsrs are requested 70 ~ board as iR a. ~
The steamship Atlantic VIII succeed the Baltic and sal
September H. . .'T--7 :.
uvHR NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNIrRD STATES
Nail steamess-Ths ships comprising this ,'as tie
following
ATLANTIC. .......... ...... Captain West,
T PACIFIC. Captain Nye.
ARCTIC. ....................C Captain Lnce-
BALTIC. ................ :. Captain Comsseen.
These shps have been built by contract expressly
psnt servoe every been taken their
In their engines strength st4 cd
and their for uoeauasd fs
Price Of passage IRON New Ysrh 70 Liverpool IN nyss
cabin, slo IN second cabin So Exclusive nee II extra
size stAtsroom, 500.
Prom Lvsrpool 70 New York, go and fcD.
An xpevienssd surgeon attached 10 saoh ship.
No bsYtha secured It'll paid for.
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y S5Ia. Y: r 4 sy3EX Commissioners.


CUPREsE COURT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
ylsstoa Of the Counsel 70 the CORPORATION Of the
:s 70 ss'
s. and ss,sny as streets the sa x. ws.d Of
. aa Il y s s New he %
Judics Ds.rrt Special Term Of the said eonrt,
osss
q a ag Il
nate in the above entitisd matter that
90 :
r 81 sss
tor under and by virtue Of An act
- SaS. III tho
ROBERT j. Dillon Council to the Corporation.
dated new York. August % 1853
szyYKEME oogRc: IN TIE NATTER OF THE AP;
G s place ena
s 4: ss sHs ss' TX
Ys 70 statute in such made and provided,
~ I
Ss. o. .ss1a.y &.
s1sniss the ths. Day Is taeresfer
Ssss,. si%ss: Z: above :asislss
se H. sns an ~ the sr sns
aos bounded southcrly by ninth street, Aorsherly
'Tssssh
ss sn
~ Al acs relative 70 mprov In the oity
y and s , :ss ss to ssn y
ss. K, y9s ss
0Do three ftbs being prafent.
ROBEnT J. DILLON, Counsel 70 the Corporate
nssed New Yoyh. August ~. 1853.
xfCYnxME EoURr-IN rae NATTER OF THE APPLY
- cation o ths MAycI Aldermen and Ccnonaly Of the
Ay Yo.a relative 30 ths widening and srshtsa
~ o. whitehall street, in tbe city Of New York on tbs
scsxy aide OF between The Bowling Green
- ks0se p1rtThs Mayor Aldermen, ane Conmcnslty Of
no city OF New York heteby give notice that they will
Ay ~ rpocAi II tho Supreme Court Y the State Of
New York. - ebs Csy SaE OF the city Of New York
s0ntng Che Court thst thereafter
0Saasel beard for the amend mont And modification
e 40 -u,a entered In the above sn mater the 10th
Aay OF December 1852 that hs borndaiss and Ema Of
sad prrnes required 70 DO taken for this
So shall correspond with resolution NJ te Common
0eanc adopted the 9th sy Of August, 1888, that
2hstAns shall % TIE width OF eaycnSy
70 aet throughout And shall include The pIeaices ded
a5BS st point Bowling 3rvn front, distant swsnby
skt D iest from ths westerly ocrnsr Of Rowling Green
ana HhiteaaI street rnnains thence sousheriy 20 .
Ystnt the ne.thsrll dde Of bddse strees. els.
Eiass whitehall streets FROM thence commencing
Ssss.s sson tbs corner si whitehall street foutese
1saa soathery Pearl street, 70 point distant from
se cm he rorthsry aldo VI pesrl street rom point
xsss@s she westerly ide of Whitehall street.
sao 10 the o. whitehall and State stgests
Asa notice farthe. gwen chat at the time and plaoe
- pssesns nssoncrs Of estimate ssssaaens in
- shove entitled scattsr ROBERT DILLON
Counsel Va lse Cofporetisn.
Dated New York, Aagast Z. 1853
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UyHH NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITRD STATES
Nail steamessThs ships prsar this ,.as sxs TIE

For s'hs Fl PCS .gfys < IS wa. ,.s
SSS CO. ce s y ass s..s Dan. s
~ esS ). ....,,,.,. =, ,..
mis-: '';ss; :; :s
TEE EA fEI sTsaa ssR NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
FROM NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
s shss s. sa.ps ass:ss
800 ~ From sos1os TO IivrnpooI. - =
s'fsss .s sss.1 fss sa'issss cal. at .s..
ss s:Fs 5sfss' fsss s.s @
M. cary white shs a mast srsen
z z'.s: s from ss:ssi $ ~ ss
~. lot i.a.s' .:s$ s:s Ssr. %s$s::$sS
h..,o New york.
A1s u asas from from s ss.
Bert: not secured Sa.ii psid =! - WV
SwPsrs Of hsse ships will NOT be accountable for gold
silver b SSo1 .gscs swe r. prssSus stones s Or mssss
thereof thsreir saplssssS sA'N "A' 'A'
f'' '''sn' OF cSSsxsD No. 4Bowlng ore.en
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their tavorits stssmnhirs
Wy OF GAesow .Sssurcay Sse -
ivy . "A'A''' Ino u. IiviarooI '>'""'' ~
City City Of Manchester. ...."..".. Wsanssd.y. Ans.
sIcans w. ana 49, i.seordiis g state !Ssns
and found wish somiorsaSIy cooked pTovsioas for
a - e bring :nSs ss Ger
Aoates q and drafts on the Bgh u Ireland
IL
SrEAsx sErwEEN, NEW YORK AND GLASGOW:
so1s
. s.
cabin, go; third class fees included Apply
E,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rHE UNrrED
= States mall steamship HUAB0LDT Lines, eoAaAn.
sss 4
n u oa ss
marked below. No merchandise will be received board
s nhas.E e r.; xssn apply
ssa
mander will eal for Bremen touching at Southampton
to land tho mas and for England And Franc
In hrst cabin. ain saloon $l20
In FIRST cahn, lower saloon. IVY
An surgeon attached 60 each steamer All
letters must Pas. Though the Post ONCE Specie delivered
MOLLER, SAND Ri RA Agents u South street.
The steamer ahington will succeed the HERMANN and
CTEaM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEw YORK
steamers BANSA, 30 tons, AM G. RMANIa, l.6p0 tons
will ssil follows:-
Hsa.s: mass AA,s:asss .,o,.
second class S35f For freight or passage apply TO
oELKICAs& CD, s9Brosd street.
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DRooxps' DANCING ACADEMY.-MR. 4. ]
ID DROOkFS' dancing and waltsin< academy, 81 b

DROOXgs' DANCING ACADEMY.-MR. 4. De q.
ID DROokFS dancing and wa,tsinx academy 9l Broono
street between broadway Anc tbs Bswcry vi open for
@ iH c ..
fashionable dancing and raltkng htsed mp a1d fur
nsed In ID. most elegant style ard embrace all the im
proyemSnts and eDiehoes of modern tines The bsu
cont ADVANTAGES cy.rur wich cannot 10 fcuudn
ANY dancing hall IN the city and ronder beyond All
question, the most masaseea cenyvnient and sxtcasve
NJ Brcoss having msde srranfemcnts With agent &C
Paris tho transmission 81 and popular dance
uc the pupils rest assured OF receiving Tho
and best g soon 81 hS, M Y 4 The
elegance Of st 20 and Irish OIL city
the world The terms are very modcrsts Private pupls
wishing epgags the above for sorccs and balls viii
please apply 90 Mr. Brooses 1 Brocms street..
tuition or elssscs TuesdAys and Tridays from
3to6 - M for ades and misscs; and from TO l0f IN
eis,s for sonssmsn from sti Priysss icsca..s
all times Nben not occupied by clAssss Wedaesdayp AID
Saturdays for children, from till r. no
ladies' primary classes under the direction OF Mis-
Brothea H1ttsA
HANGING ACADEMY.-slGN0R O., PLANcL. T4E
IL well known professor and teacher Of and moet
fashionable DANCES honor apprse h pa
public that he has sneinGs~-
new and scientific principle Of tsechns his
very few Lessons sill learn Ell the most 1890
~. from to II. ~, al fer prAous y nS@ y y
DRlyA1E LESSONS IN DANCING AT go DR0AD-
vay--A private class is row fcs1.ins fec ~ saSs
Which das notice viii IS, aiybn fnstrnotEn II sbs Nv
dances. Rcdowa sch t.issh poke gNsaMIss - Gss
All sTplca,icn' % 30 mass ~ thstS0 ssg{s IA SpSs
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CENLV's FALL sTYLg or FATS WILL DE- ISSUED
" IN " dnesday, Li.h ltst. GkHsT,
~ BrQ,awsy, opposite 81 fAxV
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CTEsM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
y and Bremen Bremen Matt Line-The eide wheel
steamers BANSA 30 TONS AMI G. RMANIa, LOO TONS
will fail AZ follows
From New York. From Bremen.
Gernania September Germauia. .Boitaping Oetr
HoBsa. ........ 20 nansa August -.
PASSAGE from New York TO BrsmsnFirss class 300,
second class 535f For freight or passage, apply to
OELkICHS& Co, 50 Broad street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

1879 MOST SAFE. CHEAP AVID RELIABLE
lCCOs Route -lS63- Sumner Arrangement ALBANY
ard New York inland route Rarod faro s.; Two daily
exVysas trains O'Clock A. and 230 r. H. connecting
Albany with CONT line Of railroad Wes. Alec with
lines orth for Saratoga springs Whitehall and Montreal
shire railroad. Ct Ghsth.m Pour Com"s for Lebanon
depat Of White Elm and Centre streets where
through tickets BIO procured and baggage checked
Fer albany Fare 81 20 For Syracuse. Fare IS 81
9 sehs nootady... S3 Rochester. ...". g
Passengers received at Droome street and BowcIy
and Twenty xth streets and Fourth station rhe
above trains will land and receive passengers only 81 Gro
ton Falls and Chatham Pour ali other trains will
leave City Ha station Of Tryon and Ceotre
street. AZ heretofore n. SLOAr, Superintendent.
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AIRS PRhvsTER FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
WI her services TO tho ladies and SsniomO OF this city in
astrology love and law matters ntorp etnt drsams 40
will toll the OF the lady gentleman they will marry
tho the ,sters. Residence No 81 eeat Jones
ve OF the Bowcry Ladies ID conts; getfA 81
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RKosDWAY THEATRE. a. MARSHALL, soLH
~ Lvesee.-poors opsn 81 To- commences AIN geleeks
sAsSfasy evening August - ~ill BE- performed
- - koLAND $50 An ULIVsH.
Sir n. Chase. Mr. Whit ny Marta Mas a. GouesnAsina
Fixture. hr Davoy- Me- -ehcg2s. Mrs. Magic
~ 49, FIFTH SLOPE ~
Professor sheheltow. Mr. yoe gflsASo
NJ. Doodle. -. Mr. Whiting Eaiy - Ma Made
Doodle. Mr. Lane'g>a s-s cramp. Mra vsrIsa
INV NOTIONS
Nathan " MI Davenport, Mrs Ledger !. nIs. asaIy
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A USTRAfIA CLIPPER LfNE.-TaE Il. L. ENTIRELY
n clipper ship HE1oISE Can't. Nekege, will onI
for Melbourne, September l. The cabin
superior 80 vessel for Auetraa Mono hut
arst cabin pasSnFors sksn And the number 10 i.el 70
twenty Apply board at pier 70 East river; to WM
T. DEGAN n South street, OF TO ARKELL kIJLOT. las
Pearl etyefs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-27

THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART COW
tanning series Of two hundred authentic peSnsines bv
the most celebrated Italian spanss Ylsni.h ana french
masters frou Guido do Sonne "a %. l2l down Horace
yernct, open fer exhibition St3 Broadway near
Union park. Admission rs csats Exaibition bcufs frsn
ga u. TO 10 p. NJ an T--T ---'T 49, -
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NOOBKEWS THE CELEBRATED BOHENIANHAIR
" dye goes ahead Of all competon it Produces bean
ful brown black single trial proves IL the best in
ii mars Ct Merchants gises and hsrdressers In city
country supplied liberal terms Give IL = trial
Depot 297 Hudson street.
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CAsTLr GARpEE.-THE fUBLIc ARE REFLECT.
~ fully informed that Ia OF the pro-
Psrsons necessary for tho Julien ooncers there viii be
DO Sunday concert on the 18th. = -
OUTLAWS COsMoRAYAS OF CONsTANTINoPLH
Il and Enyirons, 632 Broadway.
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1'ICKETS FOR JULLIEN'S CONCERTS TICKETS
for Juiien's Concerts, with Balcony Seats, CT which
ozly limited number has been issu ed for sao, at
SAMUEL Y. JOILTE'5. 90 Broadway.
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ED#xRD K. cSiYfSs ( Co., No IS Wan street.
BROWN. SHlPLEY CO., Liverpool
JOHN MUNROE CO.. No. ~ Rue Metre Dame Ses
VICTORIES, Paris; i..aaI
GEO. II. DRAPER Havrc
Tho Of these ships viii rot b accountable for e
silver bulon spe sie. owery, preous stones metals,
unless BIZ: q ssns arc signed therefor and ne value
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CHREwsBURY. LONG BRANCH, HIGHLAND DOCK
= Ocean Houss; And Oseaa Port The new ,tesmer
pier foot Of Barclay street. follows Fare g oenss
Leaves Now York-sugyst2, ~ IL a. n; e. ct I'm A. NJ
~. at II NJ; 25 at r. M 2, at Ie p. NJ; ~ st p. NJ
Leaves Ocean Port august p st6 "A "; % 81 ga. H., n,
IA M, IS, a NJ; M, 81 q. n; q, "a. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

While the steamers Of the other lines are from ioar-
teen to seventeen DAYS in making the passage from
Fpelspd ia NewYork those Of the Collins line arrive
90 unc.usllv AZ in the most favorable season of the
wear Other ships are delayed the way BY opposing
tefopests. but these-if we may Judge by the usual
ropdity of their voyagesseem to have the secret OF
carving with them the and the gales oil summer
There is something admirable in the regularity with
which these great vesses come to hand it s 50 con
slant that day rs delay in one of them is cause for
anxiety and on tie second day it is difficult to obtain
insurance on her cargo. Everybody fears some acct
dent-or else why should Of the Collins steamers
not arrive at the usual time striking Illustration
Of this punctuaiy Was yesterday afforded by the
Arctic, which came in at about i. NJ, having made
the passage little more than eleven days The news
she brings contains nothing decisive as TO the movements
OF the Turkish and Russian armies The suppOston that
OMER PAsHA was moving to outlank GORCHAKOFP by
crossing the Danobe lower down and cutting of his
communications is not confirmed from best sources
Conformation though alluded to probable in some Of
tie London journals detailed account Of the battle
Of the 4th uf at Otenitza furnished BY English Off
GER will be found in our columns this morning, we'll
as review of the entire Oriental question from the
affairs in Seryia, which is misunderstood by the English
press generally. The reigning prince being in
de NINA, and desiring for detailed by one Of
cur London corIespondenstO avoid breaking altogether
with either Russia or Turkey, has sent the Russian
Consul out of the country TO please the latter and has
denied tie Bosnian aUxlisriea the permission omarch
through Serva their way to join the Turks 10 order
to please the former But there is no reliance TO be
placed on the report that fighting has taken place be-
tween the Serbs and the Turks indeed the last dis
patch received from that quarter states that the Prince
has determined himself to send aid to the Sultan In
Western Europe thc great event is the fusion of the
long sundered branches Of the French BOurbOns This
reconciliation hitherto often undertaken in vain has
q. last been accomplished under the auspices are
privately informed, of King Leopold of Belgium and
the Archduchess Sophia Of Austria. The ceremonies
On the occasion are described in another column.
The actors were the Duke of Nemours, on behalf OF
tie Orleans branch, and tie Count Of ChambOrd on
behalf OF tie divine right to rule. The Count re-
ceyod The Duke with the contescension Of king AMI
a knsmon, and tie hitter kissed at his hand with all
the loyalty of q subject. 1t is hoped by this family
arrangement TO frghtcn Napoleon and il time TO get
possession of france, for Henry V at first and then
Tor the Orleans branch as the Count Of Chanbord has
70 ohdIen. II seems ridiculous scheme, but more
improbable designs have been accomplished in that
country within the past half dozen years.