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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06
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FOR NE w KOlS I

FOR NEW YORK!
H. s. Mad Linz per The SPLENDID y STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!
THE new aud elegant e.wheel steam > .ysIL--k
L ship JAMESTOWN, (Capt Parrish,) ssSsAsAss1'
will leave Petersburg via Oily Point, every fuesln,
Evening, aad the ROANOKE, (Gnpt. Cavendy) ever,
Friday Evening for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
stnte Rooms $40 90
Steetaes passage. w
For speed. comfort and safety these Steamships
rxcelled by the const aud travellers will fHd
lie PHEASANT the north, they will there
by avoid the duet and frequent changes Of the Railroads
10 Tickets Issued at ny office Sycamore Street.
sAML G. BAPTIST, dgt PetersbWg.
IVA passenger train leaves the Appomaltok dep0'
livery TUESDAY aud Friday hall pust O'Clock p NJ
u connect with the Steamships at City Point Passen-
gers by the South side Railroad Ill reach Petersburg IN
time o take the cars foI the steamers. y g. b..
July ll-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06

DARLOR MANTLES-Justi eceved which
Il will be sold cheaper than the Iron Maptles be
bought and ON time suit purchasers-put up without
charge. j. b. GADDESS Il BRO.
INIT Or
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OfFlcE Va. & TENN. RAILROAD Co

{
Lynchburg, Sept 90. 1853. (
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo. q.
Gure. feel confident TINT the Piedlapt Works under
his management will fully minimum its reputation n
making Rail- Road Cars as well in any and all rs
branches of mechaica operations.
JN0. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06

Again in the Market

A MOTHER lot OF those superior slirunk Military
n Canvass Coats and Vests
LAWYERS a. DOcTERS
VIII find beautiful lot Of English Satin Goats,
Black, Brown, d nh, and White. also some handsome
Pongee Coats and Vests. 1henboye articles wash beau
aifally: please oalland zoe them.
ma, 90 3sTIGLER. McELDERRy & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06
To the People of Lynohburg Generally-anc
My View Kind pIiends in Partionlar


My Very Kind Friends in Particular
WOULD RETURN MY MOST SINCERE THANKS FOR
Il the very liberal patronage and nniks of kindness
which have been extended To | would also nfoim
them that have finished the plas'ering of the Wash
lnglon Hotel To which invite the attention of all those
WIN have work in my line To lei The Job was conplet-
ed as soon as the nature of circumstances would admit
aud TO the quality OF the work. leave il to speak and
II wi'e and impartial public Judge, whether ave
done my duty. | also refer them Mai. Lewich, who
Is vel and widely known as eentiemuu. hav. been
informed that there are many speculaons with some
busy efsons in regard what will make or lose ON
this job will endeevOr satisfy lter curiosity by say
ing that by Divine pernisson will make enough to nav
my debts, Notwithstanding the of ynchhurg has
been IA kly abused by iase assertion tft had In
wait until the plusterers had raised their prices before
could get job. Now set this matter right | wo,,d
say TIM hi job contracted for in 1853 and for proof
ot this have nnly To refer to Maj .eftwich e nor
want ala the work in the world. all in Lynchbnrg bur
only rs much as can do in the time | promise it-apd
would say To those WHO are bud e. that il they choose
To give prices instead of having teir work done ar
The old prices have ord To say against them no,
III Sc who may do the work the prices provided
ana permitted TO atteud to my own affairs
In conclusion permit me to say thai my desire is
Still in my right hand to carry gentle pence
TO silence enyious tongues
All of which, respectfully submit to thegood pios no
pie of my Old Virginia Stute for
Wh m my love and loyalty ever'ias and ever shall be
growing.
Till death, that winter kill it -
may ll.dlm A L. HAMBRICK..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06
Summer arrangement,
lsAg 49, c.
VA. N TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Chaneg of Hours.

4 IN and after Monday Apil Sd, H.. Express b ii
~ and Passenger Train will leave Lyrch urg daily
(excep Sundaysl att A NJ, and arrive AT Big Spring
l04 A. NJ.
Returning leave Big Spring st3 2. NJ aud ay
rive in Lynchbur. Mt 2. p NJ
Stopping each way only at Forest, Goodies Lou,,',
Liberty. Oak Mulgn, Lisbon. Buiordy Ronsaei'.
Gish's Mil, Big Lick Salem, DyaiPs, Tiomas' and Il .
Spring THOS. SHARP Gen'l SUM
trar2Sts
l. NEAEl.EEsS.-A GOOD SUPPLY. AT
(aPl l1ts) SAUNDERS & IRBY'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06
DALLARD n OGDEN,
GrOeers Il Commission Merchants

Otter for Sale Large Stock of Groceries
tONSlS ING in part of the following articles /: New
~ Orleans, Porto Rico and Coffee Sugars; lawn La
guAra aud Rio Coffee; Iron. Steel aud Nails of every
Variety For ign aud Domestic Liquors; large as .ort-
!nent ct staple Dry GOODS Hats, CAPS, Boots s and
indeed every vnrieiy OF goods usually kept in Grocery
house heir stock is the largest tint il has ever
been 'herpleasure offer to tile public Feeling con.
hdent they can selss low ny house ia tie ciy they
e'pcctuiy saeit call from their friends and the pub
lie generally, before purchusi,g
WV. s DILLARD.
VIM II. OGDEN
ai'o''s Opposite the Farmers Bank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06
New Goods Received nearly every Week,

VIM. :. HANNAH
HAS now open and Tor sale. a most desirable
stock of SplinP and SIMMER goods To which he
bega onve To call the attention of his friends and the
public generally ils merit is as complete and Mt
low prices any in the market. lie would Gull
particular Alteration to his stock of
Silks. Dress Goods and Ribbons
Also, -plehdd stock OF lurnisl ing goods gem
t.cmen, among which muy be found
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS, GLOVES, &c.
All nf he newest iyl's and best lakes Buyers will
confer favor by booking through my stock before pur
chasing, as | am deter mncd 10 sell cheap Tue
/ cheapest. mar 81 Is
ay.Express md Gazette cnpy,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06
GAS LI1.lITS.


1--WE Lyme burg Gas Light Company nre now fully
II prepared to furnish Stores, Churches, Factories
and private families with Gas of superior quality
Whether We consider the briliancy of the light free.
dom from everything calculated To soil rooms fun nure
carpets lis cheepnes it is far superior any ohe
light in We beg leave invite attention Ia the
following accommodation OF few oi those who have
tested lis qualities.
The undersigned who using Gas manufacture ed al
the Lynchbnrg Gas orks, take pleasure in recommend
ing 1t 10 our citizens al large, being better CLEANER
and cheaper than any other light have used
ing the amount of light obtained.
Robert Early, Stige,. McElie iy < Co ;,
J. A Atkinson, Baker Cayey,
simpson u Bro, Burroughs, Skater & Co,
John z, Wright, y, Il Sumptpr
Philip w, Payne Glass & Raine,
Jno g. hieem, I'd Dudley
VIM Sitter, x Nj, Gucgenheimer.
AGREE T. McChnahun, O. Morse
Mcdonald & Peters. Wm b. & @. Fisher
G. NJ. Rucker. r. Sabler & CO.
L. H. Gibbs, trustee of A. Boyd,
Baptist Church, W. 7 Anderson & Co..
Rosser Cawihon, Horner Watson & Co,
Noryell House. Mcdaniel, Hurt X Preston,
Chas T. Lee, Thos sharp
Warwick House, Gen'l SUP of r r.
", W Lef,wic & Bro FretwrlI q. Hall
Washington House ID B. Payre
. a. Langhorne, Hatcher n Logwooi,
jas M Boyd )Wardcns of ST Paul's
Sam. W. Shelton (Cbnr,b
Those wishing to introduce GINS can n certain the
cost and any other information respecting it, by apply.
ngto T. c. HOPPER Sn, Grim, miami
may ls.dts
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ory endorsed. '''''
&c subscriber, thankful for the yer, liberal ration
age bestowed on him for the last fourteen ,ear, lie has
been n business in lynchburg woul just ention tina,
=" W. s' continue ms former business heretofore
and "pes with the addinunal f,ciiii es - no,y ba "a
ny the constant tenton he feels ined to give 10
MS hnN'ness in oil its valous branches 10 mes. com
thuanre OF the patronage of liberal pubic
sept 23-ts 5ro n Ctto,p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06

V,HESE WORKS have be, n set in operation itll
all the latest Improced Mochinry for Wood and
Il N work. and upon scale commensurate with the
ants sc the s. uth and West for Car construction
More than hundred cars. oil all description have
cen l. nj these works for the Virginia d. Tennessee
fti Raud.
Presidents and Engineers of Rail Roads spect.
IDLY ny II to bestow their patronage, they may
" upon having their work finished in strict piiance
VI. IT. III own plans and av ings; after tie mort
prove plans oil Construction prices satisfactory
Southern EkaiI-ROadS
~ Il no longer be compelled obtain tleir Cars from
tie IJh, subject large expense and risk OF Trans
potlbtiun. GEO. &. CURLE Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06
MERCHANT rs.
FHENCH WORK,
IN
Lace and Muslin Goods.
1th APRIL, 1854.
GEORGE nj. RUG K Err

I.>BEi.s TINT IN justice h,msel.-tho Loa,es and
l. Gentlemen buying French Work should kno"
where a splendid azsuttpeut mny b" ionnn' Tie re-
specially asks their attention the magnificent assoft
mem he has usl opened comprising the following Styles
viz
Maltese Collars (yery beautiful and new styles,)
do. do. & Sleeves, (in sets, very benuiiiui Tor
presehts-)
Ma.lin Collar. and Sleeves, (great sariety)
chemiselies and do
Cambria Collars and Sleeves, [
Mourning Conrs, Chemiseties sleeveslgrea sefietyJ
Embroidered and scolloped Shear LAWN ilan'kis,
And great variety Of French and Scotch Work gen
orally all Of which will be sold ea The most reasonable
terms Lapl4ts
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The attention of Farmers are also invited TO tl,se
Works, hers will be kept always on and all kinda ot
Agricultural Implements

5ay, FIows 1arrows CuluvoIors Corn Shelters Cburna
Of various patterns aud of the improved and a al
style And Hay Presses, and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes. Farmers may rely on getting N
as good ant los at these Works they the Nortn
any other works, end at Northern prices
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Inc ISGW gina lSOVGl-Dy ie'etJ
NOW READY; NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK.
Scenes and Characters from Life in Va.

by the author of Robert Retmcrs Let ers IN FRYING
from Prudential Motives" Kate Harper &c. 4.
A NORRIS puRI1sHFR
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L'ARE REDUCED-Yhrough from

l. Lynchbrg, Va, TO knorOiHe Tennessee, by ne ~
ginia and Tennessee Raiiroaa, and Fn@sb d Co.'S A@4
Of Stages Though tickets ran he obtained at U
Ticket Office Of the Virginia and Tennessee Ra'To'
Company, at the following points and at the ollo"i
rates, viz:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsdTOS, Friday, >,pt e, fsS
The secre,asy OF the Navy has given he ollorn,
names to the steam frigH.es now in course Of cooar,
,;op. Roanok z and Colorado at Norfolk, MinassA
At Washington. Wabash at Philadelphia, Niagsrsv
Nsw.York and Merrimssk al Boston. Vhe ysyi
Roard have awarded the contracts for thsr maehaerv
and reported the results to tbs Secretary OF tbs ysvy
The meeting to organize Democratic Associs,ioat,
opposition TO the KnowNo'htngs was held thivafn,.
anon M Caruss Saloon agreeable 10 adjournmeniou
Wednesday night. The HALL was crowded to over.
Sowing. and there were large numbers OUTSIDE,
Ne.srs. Florence and Csrisan Of Philadelphia al
stanton OF Kentucky addressed the meeting, nd
there was no disturbance beyond the usual inserp-
lions of such promiscuous gatherings
tn. theme of each speaker was LIMITATIONS Of he
,.uoeyatic psrty and bitter denuneistion u Ae
Wings and Know-Nothings. IL was apparent t'a
the irss that the audience was composed Of nrst
ourths opponents to the stated objects OF The meeting
and the fact Vas demonstrated when the regularly ~
canized body dissolved in the forming OF coun!er.
meeting Of those opposed to the proceed'ngs. Waea
the meeting dissolved, the opposition moved iot the
stand and something Of arush occurred IN tue eu'r
TO keep them OFF Of noiscreet sympathzers VITA the
objects of the regular meeting. Order was, however,
restored in few minutes, by Postmaster berrests
stating that the regular meeting had Dissolved, and
there was opportunity for those to be heard who Dis
seuted from the views of the preceding speakers.
He was greeted with hearty cheers, and the counter
meeting was quietly and orderly organized. IL was
addressed by Capt Cutter, of Kentucky, and Capt.
Darlington of Washington, whose remarks were re-
ceived with much enthusiasm. There appeared TO DO
but little din in the nuraber in the hail daring
the last meeting and after voting to adjourn to Tues
day evening the vast crowd quietly retired
On this occasion there can be no complaints
either side that liberty ofspeech was abridged nAs
least As demonstration the effect in this quarter,
OF the Democracy against the know-Noihing', must
lie set down as complete failure, notwithstanding
the distinguished talent engaged and the favorable
auspices which seemed to smile over it. The great
number Of Government employees present and sp-
pointed as officers gave it the appearance of being an
Administration move. and contributed much TO
defeat it.
There was an error in the number stated in tho
notice of the first meeting, arising from the darkness
and attendant circumstances as at the meeting to-
day there were probably one thousand persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Sept. %.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:

HE NEW-1OKk WEEKLY ihiBtNE IoT lnis
week contains the following:
I..EDITORIALs: The whig Candidates; The Harvest
Posing the Books Dusr-Wise-Ihe North
Slavery In the American BoaId Then and Now
Missouri on Kansas, &c.
1.-THE STATE OF EURoPE-Letters from Our Own
Correspondents.
ru..IMPoRTANT FROM EUROPE: Letter from the
Seal of War-By Our Own Bashi Bozouk-lW "a.
Thsckerey.
". ONE MONTH LATER FROM JAPAN The Squad
ron before Yedo; Appearance of the Cityi Visit 70
simoda; Com. Perry sails for Chskodade
y.CHINA: Trip of the U. S. steamship Susquehannah
10 Nan<n.
IREvIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving in a condemned
Aud m conspicuous forn the latest aud most i'm
portsnt events that have transpned IN the City,
United States, Mexico, and Europe.
NI.POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: New York Wing
State Convention-The Nominations; The soft
Press on the " Son" Nebraska Platform; Letters from
VIM p Ludlow srd Abijah Mann; Maine; Vermont;
Iowa; New-JeTsey; Deiswarei Pennsylvania; Ohio
Mich gan; Illinois; Wisconsin, &c.
VIII.NEW PUBLICATIONS. History Of the United
States from the Disc very OF the American Coutaent
by George Bancroft
IX..A SIT TO KOsSUTH
X..AN INTERESTING CASE: Family broken up
Who shall have the Children
XI..DEATH OF sCHELLIN6
XII.POErRY: A Thousand Years
XIII.FREE LOVE as TAUGHT BY GHOSTS.
XIV. wHAfERS
XV..MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
XVI. TELEGRAPH; The Latest News received BY
XVII. RENEW OF THE MARKETS: Report. Of the
stock Grain Provision. Cattle and Horse Markets
very fully and specially reported for The Tribune
Single copies IN wrappers be obtained a. the counter
in the Publication Office this morning Price 81 cents
sUBscRiPTIosOne copy for one year, 81 three copies
So Eve copies, s.; ten copies SIP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

The strength Of the Know-Nothings a. the
Wing State Convention was exactly tcenty-t,co
out of one hundred and twenty four Delegates,
and this after strenuous efforts bad been made
throughout the State to return membersOf the
Order. Of these twenty-five individuals TWEEN
ty deserve the credit of great fidelity to their
candidates, since they voted for Messrs. Savage
and Whitney, respectively, down to the very last
ballot, while the other two voted part of the time
for somebody else.
One curious fact in Know. NOthingism is the
zeal with which it is embraced by the nearly OBJ
solete Silver Gray faction. 1t would seem
that the managers of that expiring institution
hope to escape entire extinction by means Of this
new secret society. Poor fellows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

The war upon the Know Nothings at Washing
ton is prosecuted vigorously. A meeting Was
held yesterday to organize Democratic Associs-
ton to put them down, but large majority Of
the persons present were of different opinion,
and when the regularly advertised meeting had
adjourned, counter meeting was organized.
The attempt to put down the invisible order BY
the Administration ia considered, at Washington,
TO be a complete failure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
DISASTER TO THE MEXICAN WAR
STEAMER

PHILADELPHIA, Friday Sept. %, 1884.
The new Mexican war-steamer Santa Anna was ct
Delaware Breekwater this morning repairing her ms
cbnery, which became deranged the same day that
she left New.York.
The steamship State Of Georgia from Savannah
has been at Quarantine here for nearly two weeks
on account of the prevalence of yellow fever among
the crew and passengers. Eight deaths are said
have occurred on board.
The Santa Anna will come to Philadelphia fof
repairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
SECOND DISPATCH.
QUEBEC, Friday, Sc

QUEBEC, friday, sept. -, 1901
A bill to bring the laws Of the Provinces into bar
mopy with the Reciprocity Treaty was read for the
first time in the Assembly last night and will probably
receive its final passage to-day.
The Legislative Council has appointed Commit
tee inquire into the charge Of undue speculation by
some of the late minister.
Horace Stacey regular physician Of this city, aud
Mrs. Rohilla Worcester OF this city arrested this
afternoon charge of causing the death Of Mrs.
Louisa Kimball OF Bullard, Vermont, by procuring
an abortion. Mrs. Kimball a married lady and
her husband was present when the deed per.
petrsted In default Of go 900 bail they CON-
mitted to Jail for examination next week.
One Of the English deserters from sydney G.. b.,
w. Pritchard, was tried in the Municipal Court to-
day the charge of larceny in robbing the Queens
treasury of several hundred dollars. The counsel for
the defeme argued that it not competent to try
person in this country for offense committed in
foreign country. The accused was found guilty, but
the case will so to the Supreme Court on the law
point.
There was quite heavy frost in this vicinity last
night. At Rowley the thermometer indicated one
degree below freezing point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

The FEvEE.-Ihere were "a deaths on Tuesday
last in Savannah OF which ls were from yellow fever.
DR.. James NJ Gordon WIS among the victims. The
relief collections had reached upward OF $50 OOO of
which 81 900 was from NewYork.
There were bat 30 deaths from yellow fever at
Charleston for the As hours preceding Monday. The
papers generally express the confident hope that the
epidemic has passed its climax. The death of Capt
John Bonnell one of the oldest shipmasters Of the
port, is recorded. lie commanded ship out of
Charleston as early as 1894.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
ONE DAY LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEw-ORLEAss, Tuesday, Sept. 10. 1854.
The steamship Black Warrior, from New-York va
Havana 18th inst, has arrived at this port. Her a.
vices one day later than those by the Philadelphia
which left Havana for New-York 18th inst Crest
preparation continued TO be made for the reception
of Gen. COneha. Sugars remained firm at the rates
last reported.
The deaths by yellow fever in this city for the past
week were $40.
The city is quiet to-day, and there are no appre'
tensions Of any further riots.
The Howard Association of New-OrIeans had seat
81 coo for the relief of the sufferers in Savannsh
Over 5000 bales of new cotton were received dur
ing Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

We learn from late copy Of the Echo UnirersGl,
published a. the Hague that Mr.. A. Dudley Mann was
The bearer to Mr. Belmont Of instructions to se, more
energeticaly in the Of Capt. Gibson, and also
that orders have been sent to two vessels of Com.
Perry's squadron to remain in the Eastern waters TO
be ready in case the American Government should
determine reprisas against Netherlands India for
Il e injuries there done to Capt G. AL of which i,
more possible than probable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

The ravsges of the cholera at Pittsburgh con-
tinue undated. There were "a deaths from
that disease on Thursday, and 90 yesterday
The yellow fever at Savannah has not sensioly
abated At Augusta, Geo, the town is almost
deserted. At New Orleans last week there were
$40 deaths from fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
ARRESTS FOR STEALING.

CLEVELAND, Friday, Sept. %, ls'i'
The Marshal Of this city yesterday arrested msa
nsmed Cohen from New York, and another nsmsa
Freehart, with about four more who reside here ios
stealing valuable silks from several stores. InT
appear to be part of gang that belong TO New-io
and Cincinnati. The stolen goods had been sent ~
Cincir natl by express but the bills Of lsding wcr
recovered. Both the prisoners aboysnamed ~
English Jews.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
THE GOVERNOR OF KANSAS.

EAsroS Friday, Sept. ~, 1854
Governor A. III. Reeder left here for KansS Vii
New-York this afternoon. lie was escorted to the
depot by large number of citizens, headed byaband
of music f. JOY on the part of the citizens, made
an eloquent farewell address, Governor X. RENAME
in New-York till Tuesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

Mr.. T. ?. Shafner, the agent of the Atlantic and
Newfoundland Telegraph Company, has obtained
patent for the construction of line of telegraph from
the coast Of North America, via Greenland, Iceland
and the FarOes, to Norway and Denmark. This
route, understand, does not involve the necessity
oflayins any submarine wire Tor more than SOC miles
in any one section and on that account viii probably
supersede the line projected to the coast OF Iceland
frorD IohDs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
THE CHOLERA AT PITTSBURGH.

PrrrsBuRGH, Friday, Sept. %, 1854.
The DIspateh extra Of this afternoon reports ~
deaths from cholera during yesterday and to-day, up
10 boon go deabs. The total number of deaths from
he disease since its first appearance eight days since
reaches 500.
P.M.-There were 60 deaths from cholera to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
NrwvopV Many TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1854

.oo painful TO be even imagined. The "quili'
mo, the f...ul percupne' would be iee0.e
srare of thei.' ready aud perpetual resentment
better illustrated by the conception Of IL"
,,;th,ut a skin is the midst Of hail Storm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

THE MAINE LAW IN CASADA.-TAs Montreal Plot
says tina, on Monday next W. Lyon Mackenzie win
move in the Canadian Parliament for leave to bring
in bill analogous to the Maine Law, for the suppress
SIGN Of ir;e nperance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY CONFIRMED

Bosros, Friday, Sept %, 1851
A dispatch just received from Quebec says that the
Reciprocity Treaty confirmed by the Canadian
Parliament on Wednesday last, and adds that Mr..
Sidney Webster, Private Secretary to President
Pierce was on the floor of the House when the vote
was taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
MAINE ELECTION.

BANGOR, Friday, Sept. %, 1851.
The votes in all the towns in Maine except tire
are received, and Morrill, lacks about 900 votes o
election az Governor by the people.