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FRNNcr-lhc editor Of the Y Y. Times learns
through private sources Ihat conspiracy has re
Gently been discovered in the French Army OF -
very serious character Although the govern
men, have cndeayurri to keep the matter from
the ruhliccye, As nigh be inferred from the fact
that ,htre Is accom-, Of il in either the French
or English papers, vet there is strong reasons for
believing that the intelligence is true. II seems
that the conspiracy was denounced by a Sergeant.
IN tie Army, who had joined the conspirt'ors,
but became frightened at the'eAtent and bold,
ness of their plans. He states that in the req.
nett to which he belonged an association had
been formed, among whose members were mum
bered some eighty or ninety non.cummisslcned
officers who bad agreed, IN the event Of a popu
lar outbreak, when ordered to fire upon the PEG
pie to aila their BULLETS at their officers, and join
the popular ranks. The lnfornlsnnas unable to
,ay whether the organization o 'conspuators
extended bcysud his own regi Their move
ments II would appear have - planned aud
prosecuted with great cyc'asH secresy.
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60 &C Il q =

nF first rate prairie land tSrq, Sec %. Town
. 81 n, Range ,, T. oi3j 2. VI. } torsale cheap.
l STAND is within miles of Ottawa, and lOmies
OF La Sale 3! miles from the cana aud Rcck IL.
land Railroad and 7 miles from the ILL., Central
Railroad. Apply nj this Office. June IL
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LIST or LETTERS
ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Ottawa,
II July |. 1852:
Antcne LorenceFord A P Olson Kettle
AnyDeguereo. Fox Stats Puncill Michael
tyW,t . Godfrey Philip PIERCE y 5
Bryan Denis Green Rodah Patterson Saml
Brauhcrm II George joel Parish Henry
Bedford George Galloway d Plzpr Benz
Brewster II . Goodwin MlssA Patter jos
brewster VIM Harris ID Eoalh Oras
Brown John W Harrgan Pat Ross Dav
Bro.uahau d Hagyubuck D RYAN Pat
do Harding A l. Riddle Mr
BcetNcr Jas HAYES Mary Rouse Is
Barnes Isaac lcrrick Is Reed
Brown + p Hyncs Pat Reubarls Milton
Bergan PATTI Howard Dlul Rigplrs VIM
Curren g Hoge A II Reinheait Paul
Cole VIM Inman VIM Sander.on II
Carey James Kooser Danl Snow Geo IL
Creig Marla kean John Care
Cundall Ann King VIM Smith Jas
Clarke Julia Alvin Shannon Tim
Curtis M,s II Kinsley RF Shed Asenath
Coughhll Pat Kettlcson II Sullivan Owen
easel Jno Lewis VIM b Stephenson
Call Harriet Long Jesse B sample Brown
Carey Michael Merton John Stout VIM Ii
Connel Mclu,irc W r shsw Jos
Creger Henry Menecke Edwd Turner Mrs
Crawford Mason Jos Tracy Pat
Church Elias MrDermot Thos futile Fred ii
Camp Walter Myre DAM II Van Antwerp G
Dregan Pat Q Mckennon j. Williams Chas
Dean Miss b L Mutually Bryan Wood Phebe A!
Dauhaw s Merriam II II White John Z,
Ellsworth W A Niles TIC Wilson A Q
Fuchs August Nommen Jno Walker W l.
friedrich Ii Olaughln Pat Woodruff NJ
Persons calling for Letters in the above list
will please say they arc advertised and give the
date of list
July 10, 1859. WIN. L. GIBSON, r NJ.
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Rev. G. " BAssErr will deliver the second part
of his discourse on the Legitimate use of the
sword" being an application of the subject to
the system of American Slavery, at the Mechan.
les Hall, Tomorrow at 4 O'clock z. NJ.
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The Supreme Court.

The following are ,hyOIy cases which have
thus far been decided
Thomas rlumleish y. Isaac Cook-APpeaeo
from Cook. Arnold is-~ppel'a1t, and CoIlens
t,r app,ll,c. JGdgmcn, OF the Court below re
y,rscd. opinion by Treat Oh. Justice, Jolly ?.
Carroll Is. Weld, for use ttc-D for plain
TIL IN orror, and Arnold FIR defendant. Juds-
men, ofIhc Court below affirmed, oPtonIon by
Caton, J.
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GEUkIL " UTTTF, -IsfU'
iny J n ShernanN Co.

STATE m iLLLNOLS. Io .Sulr County, IS !.
Circuit Couu IN and tor sad county, to Noytm-
Der term thereof. \. D l,j2 John w Wood
and Lorru1o Gurus rs Eliza l. Tracy, Or.an
: Tracy Chas W Tracy, D-yl.o Tracy, Gym
tina l.. fncy, Franklin VI Tracy, aud Herbert
Incy.-BIl III chlncry TO torrc.Ose Mort
gage.
II ipqelru. fom an a1ilav, on f'- in the Of
| hCe OF tJ- c.rIk at sud court, that he above
named defendants are uuu-I,s.Irnt- OF ,bid state,
and the sIiI compliments having filed their bill
herein, and summons having issued thereon accord
ing 10 law, notice Is therefore hereby gwen TO The
above named defendants Eliza l. ! ncy. Or.an
;, Tracy, Chas. ". Tracy D-yle 1mcy, Gym.
lh.a l. Tracy Franklin VI Tracy, and Herbert
Tracy, that ulss- you be aud appear before said
court On the ls' day OF SAID ter 10 be held at the
court house IN Ouawa M said county on the tr I
Monday IN November neat, when and where said
summons l. r'turnahI- and Plead answer, demur.
ur except 10 IN" bll OF complaint OF said complain.
ants, John W Wood and Lorenzo Gurus, the
snme will h- mken as cunlrS7sd against you. and
the matters and lhlUCs therein prayed Tor decrred
accordingly =, LINDLEY Clerk
LELAND s lows Comps Sols.
Otmwa, July .. l-5!-i1-iw
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MicBioNs-The Wings Of Michigan, have
nominated Mr.. z Chandler, Of Detroit, for Gov.
ernor, ami Mr.. d. s. Waldbrijge, Of Kalamazoo,
for Lieut. Governor.
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GOOD, fashionable silk hast Of home manu-
NJiacllre, for 50, ut Felch's mandatory. OF
tawa. Call and see march 10
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GEORGIA Cannot 60 ScoIr-The Savannah Re
publican, the leading wing press, refuses to sup.
port the nomination. Mr. Toombs aud Mr. Ste.
phens, wing members from that state have come
out against him
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The Albany Knieker50eker thus speaks Of the

The Albany EHiekerboeker thus speaks Of the
nomination Of Gen. Scott:
The domination Of Gen. Scott disposes Of
three things FIllmore's hopes, Webster's pros
poets. and Hugh Maxwels influence. 1t takes
the back bone out of the Silver Grays, and leaves
nothing for them to do but to fret, snarl aud
die"
The "Silver GrOys" are the friends Of Fillmore,
in New York.
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mas, separate and altog- her different from Van
Awnings, maklng2 splendid Animal pcriurman,-
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Fr1m the Peru Democrat.
IL L. and c. X. Il. ImimnCIInn Insr.

- = ----
From the Peru Democrat.
TX !. ana l. IL. *. iiinnciioh Ease.
Adecl'ivu, We understand, has been gwen 10y
Judge plunmond ~ the suit recently argued IN
Chicago, before Tie United States Circuit t"uft
on an apphea'lon upoa me part @! ihe trustees OF
the ILLINOIS ana Mieh'San Lanai Tor an injunction
against Nt No'A island hAiTraa, II VIII uS ie'
meMotrtd mat Judgment IN TINS case WAS De
lcr'rd 10y the Judge on the Gouhl "i ume t"r
ooi'er amusement upon law points advanced 10y
counsel Tue decision as gwen, SLOWS lh' NE
Juusc has IeIu>eu We injunction iAc ground
'aSrn uy the co"hsei Tor 'Ao plauuu was thA'
,he slA't granting ue ''NaI I'Nu' 10 trustees
''r CERTAIN purposes '"u.H h'' sGO',GI e"'y
'''""''S1 '"e Guns" "c''u'' 81 " 'u'u ""C" 'n"u'"
materially impair q destroy "e prom. OF we
canal INA, uy 'he act {" C''S'e> o! iN-s' ninety
'''' ",' ,"'" sue u u'e canal was "'''n''N It
served Tor sGch purposes ana tha' '"'r'''is,
ned distance. it !. Unauthorized. b., both of these
points we're oytnuled by the Judge, WHO man.
'al"gd 90,
IA, n"' "t', "' uae Ltgl'.a'tf' " ''"'ua'y
-I''' ~, ana N"i'h ISL lot'' Transferring 'L'
I''''' A''' rs "Plehu's'S ~ 'ne mariner mere"
H'''-n"'Td' |" i'uS''e'' GA no' p'e's"' H' s'"'g
.'''n "u'i, ''%'"S 'le ''''''" '''" u man ""u
,sr.,n ax,c,i on ,be s,rns limo ~ ,rayI, That
even admitting the ninety feet were reserved On
O.,s mot q .rted by The mon ,n,,,rli,nre hv tie
state Of certain conditions mentioned IN the act Of
Congress Of le22. nor by the eularEem-ntot the
anal au'I''@eI y 'De se'onu s'C. m 81 ng
Isg- s,Il a. tI,re ry,,iJ roman in tb. Tr,.ts,.
D
i'5ht% cam 10 me h'ne'! iee' 10 ." exercised
l,T.,.m,r, nC ,bs c,na7 nv f,r o,Le, nrrno.s.
Which riot Wa, an interest or qualified property
70 land N The nature OF an easemsnt, wherever
u, - " 1''u WI W. wv LOW par
gently to tie franchise. the state had the power
S'' % ,'e 'i' u y','',.,.. u'', .,i 10
".oaty ls,, a, H.. c,rgI ,,c,, ,,T,y;,I,,. q, II,
l.mn,t, IN corf.,mi,yvitb Tie coD,,,Iy,,on In
'''' va'''' 80 q, ..''
cessalily follow from the road being upon the
anne line Of travel and 70 near the canal kidd
WI ,i,s,"', L., ,,-.-..;. .L,-,;,.-
,i,a,S
,Iovg vii do~h,Ie,s hs c,snsrafIy cnr.i,d an
yqu''aoe decision OF inc question, In the pre,tn'
hat of nIacipr n,nsdimsnt. IN the wav "T nub
llc enterprise. by the construction Of which the
people expect to be benefited. ThisIs more par
''euia''y 'he case when another corporate BODY
supposed 70 nave opposite interests Is mus
u'n's Us l''luc'ce'' me pe"P'. Oe'eVe ~ CON
opera'.hs as '"'t'-ty c"ecS 10 '%P''','opns OF
various 'P'r'e'' 10 "h'h 'f"'e''et' nave hereto
lU'e oeeh rA"seu' even on great W'roVg.'''e'
rus l"pu'A' Ui''''oh ""'"pPE 10 fa''fo'H' anu
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Marshall's Uterine cathclioon,

Sovereign in all bronchial and pulmonary dlsca-
ses Full directions accompany each bottle, fTce
80 per Bottle
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'Iiit public are particularly informed that tb,s
l Union consists oi Raymond & Cos and he
wrHkno"n Van Amburg & Cos Menaccres. uni.
yea only lor the present SEASON of 1852 thereby ma
KING 10y Tar the largest collection ever concentrated
III one tMhh,unn. consisting OF over
-, iao LIVING WILD ANIMALS
10 be exhibited under a spacious Pavilion 200 f.
m length by 100 teet IN breadth, tor one price of
Admission, 'N W
\ double performance nj each Esh,bilion in
Four Immense Performing Dens!
an Amburg IN of them, and Mons Crawford IN
The otheI2. VIII exhibit ut Ottawa. ON
Thursday, JuW %, 1852,
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Ilou>c and Lot for Sale.

Oh Onn LES good butter, Tor which will pay
IU'''uU shilling per D. Uullo) L \ tISutR.
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Embracing y barred and lam iaconr's and mulls.
nau,ooks ~ gnd book mu>Ijn, soft mud-, EN-
hrnldered window mrs.lns. &c. Ladies mad e"u-
t.cmrns linen cambria h1nikrrchles. lush linens.
brt's.cyr diaper linen daha,k, towels, napkins
table covers Sc. Couultrpau"s jacquard diaper
lace Cnpr- lace wells Nuts. gloves Sc. Ladies
SILK and cn"rnho>e. Gene. Is cotton, and lambs
wool r. aui T. hose Call aIL see
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ED BRASS BAND!
Nlr. VAN ANIHIIKt..

ms ie""""tu OF an Lion conquetoTs, Will
At certain period OF the Exhibition, enter IN,
brns OF his terrific group OF Lions. Tigers, Leop.
ards, Cougars, Panihers, &c. the same as per
formed 10y hun m all the principal cities OF Europe
and America AMER uhi,h
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hurt through temptations before whch oraisar,
men fsll. But there ore others, not thus gssrasi
to v HON the statute is always check, AID n.
certainty of detection Their greatest presers .tio,
We must uiiude 70 this subject because v.
learn that some instances Of tins crime have oceu,.
red upon the Inc Of the Erie Railroad. We slv;s.
all v 10 msy be tempted to any such act to Ia.
ware. Tier chance ofescsping detection issp,n
indeed. The Directors ofthe Company, whose :,
tention hes hitherto teen largely absorbed by n.
completion Of t,cir great work, are now devO,;nz
thcircare 10 It's economical mansg cement and txk;,,
such neosmes ~ viii render the detection and p,,'
hnent Of ofeSses of tbis na'are almost certss. u,
der tleir new organization IN Aoditors Detarsn,s-
he's been crested 10 which has bean CON hised N.
srecial charge and up vision Of an The ansne. az. n
the Con pany which from the ample powers eoases,s
iron r. sud from tie energy and ability Of tie osser Al
il bead gives assurance hch 70 the stockholders ans L.
public tibet the work VIII be fearlcsly and c1..saav
done Iropunty therefore. in the crimes mentioned
next 10 impossible and earnestly hope tasi all VIA
are tempted 10 their commission viii consider well TIA
consequences resulting.
We would not by these remarks intimate ha, iherei,
any special procsl'y to such o'enses among the er
p;oyee Of dis Company. Yet it is understood tha
DUN The absorbing OF the Directors. hi:Asro
cases of This Kind have been uDirequeni sni In
deed, that 1t has become a comm saying in sons
quarters thst II Is no sln rob the Railroad Csmpa
NV We learn tina, the Directors have recenily orbN
den the employment OF any persons accustomed to tho
use OF Intoxicsiing Drinks and sssurd that they win
make every effort rigid Integrity and sdey
in all The details of their Affairs. We glad to per.
ceive his the greatest private corporation IN this csa
try. tlus planting Itself the side Of public Virtues
course evidently as conducive to their own prosperity
az il is to their honor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

STEAMSHIPS Gc-Tro b0s's b9ilt on the ne nnd i one
81 ieet los che 20 f-et long can De en- al rs n
from May q SATURDAY. siay -, da,lbs ~ ~ A-@
eytnrg unit, O'Clock Ia The arss lore No on 0i'A1
rear Nbi;cst = =. r. 49,
Also lie med J. and large lIhossphie drawing OF tas
STEAMSHIP Cor rsfEi4 b bnIf u cross tne A1'' ~
ftyrn ard half DAYS -. H.,
pixr s.eser GENERAL NssHIs6T ~ u b. , - tee t,ns
Ca - % thjg sssca in op oositn to the l4nf5'a
~, o. Ralad az The soeed at 50 miles a. hour and maze
~ trirs a a. tr prcen New-Y FORK AID Albany
Ao besurul large photographic drawing o te ofeAasr
l.sEgIcA d signed 20 between Busa3 and ClSa9e-
land. =. l.. ,;.,..-t;.
y1,. II Re sloop -rigged pleasure Yacht SEA BiEo.
Ard ao the moGei and soflsed ithOS'aPn; pFlnI IN
coIcrs of the AIneIicas fCDo1DeT-I eyed clipper
YACHT TORNADO.
10 be built this for AMERICAN ACBI AssA-
non sail the yacht Of England aud Russia ron
her hight and sharp model easy, gently T1naS ~.te hns
and Teat bpoysEcy together With the lags N NM OF can
vas she viii cary heavy or hight WIND aSa Dv rkpsn-
eIts made j, has BEEN demonstrated that she VIII sah aoi
than any vessel now silost 10 Europe or Amerca -,
Pamphlets. &c. containing crawings eoc oias'Ans us
trang the principles ard advantages OF the ne" u7 as
atried 70 o:san or steamers. and u SUI an
be had in few days immediate application a. oa on q
Price q ceDtG -,
For an further inornsiion apply personally or by letter
(postpfi II Addressed to DARIUS DAWSON L BROTHER
f'F' No 81 and No. SIG Broadway. NewYogk
New American model Steamship, Steamboat CApp-f
Shin ana Yacht Building Office
n BCcpies of the above described Lthogrsphe prints
fer sale at our Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

psiion. In official report r';gesenis that t'e
Church has made not 81 inch OF progress iT
the uast six wears; end tiercupon measures are
suggested To- produce exten-ion. FDsf, they p'n-
p,.se to do something for ministerial etincatO1;
secondly. TO explore regions where they haze rs
vet little or no fooihold; thirdly TO publish s.
RES Of doctrinal tracts. These measures will
probably excite an important and interesting dis
oussion.
Kossuth made . sort Of trumphal fight through
the State Yesterday. Wherever the train stopped,
even for moment, there was a crowd Of citizens
rendv with words Of encouragement for the exile
He viii visit Niaga.a Falls to-day.
Tie Mexican Congress is still talking over the
grant of tbs. Tohuantepec route. They now want
two millions Of dollars for the right Of way.
There is a report from Havana that foar per-
sons had been hanished to Couta for having in Their
possession Republican flag. The story needs
confirmation.
RI mors of revolution in New-MexicO reach
US by way Of Washington.
Various o.her lite lis of interest viii be found
among our dispatches.
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AMySpr HoxoRABLr.-TAe hish Amer

A.
lean overhauls Zks Tribune in pretty choice Gel.
tic for having published the advertisement Of Mr..
Griswold of South.st. for a coachman, with the
proviso, "a coored man preferred; no Irish need
apply" This it regards as an insult on our par.
to the universal Irish nation. Now, to prevrn!
any further misunderstanding, we beg here pab.
licy to state that we meant no dsrespect TO any
individual or any number of our fellow.citizens By
printing the advertisement In question. and to as
sure all gentlemen interested, IN 1t If they regard
it as insulting and humating to their personaor
national ambition, that other classes of the popa-
ation should be preferred for mental situations,
we will in future DO our best TO prevent such an
insulting preference from being expressed in our
columns. Still, as we are in the way of printings
good many advertisements, and the edtorscanas
always read them all beforehand, we trust that IA
case of any such future Phrase, our friends vii
believe it to be unintentiona and forthwith apply
for the place of theu aspirations just as readily
and confidently as though the warning to stay
away had not crept into the advertisements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

" There is report in some of the
papers 1--WE find it in The Ne'rork Daiy A9ro-
iiser) to the effect that the gathering of the Scot
tish chiefs at Washington and Baltimore, prepare
tory 10 the Wing Convention in which they arc
to participate, has induced Mr.. FILLMORE to ex-
press his readiness 10 withdraw from the canvass
but, adds the report, " his friends will not allow
him TO do So" The man Of old whose oyershclm-
ing disappointments led him to exclainl-" save
me from my friends " probably had just such ad-
yisers as these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

BIZ TELEGRArn.--The Episcopal Conven-
ton at Philadelphia Yesterday finished its labors,
and adjourned sine die The last interesting ques-
ton before them was proposal to admit certain
white delegates from Church of colored breth.
ren. long debate ensued, in which Christianity
and Humanity fought bravely against Caste aad
Prejudice, making draw battle OF il a: last.
Upon the vote, there were - clergvmen and %
laymcn in favor of admitting, and Is clergymen
and q laymen opPcsed-making tie vote. by
which the motion was declared lost. So the Con-
yeution refused TO receive even white men who
had the oder Of cOoTcd Church upon their gar
ments.
The Presbyterian New SCHOOL, General As
semhly, now in session at Washington, is ssri-
ously sxercised upon the condition Of that deaomi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

Few persons, probably, are aware of
the severity Of the laws of this State against
those who arr guilty Of embezzling from the funds
of their employers. 1t IS made a crime and put
upon the same footing as larceny or robbery The
punishment Is Imprisonment in the State Prison.
III all cases where the amount exceeds seyenty-fYe
dollars. The statute Is in these words:
Title ,. Part ~. Chap. l. Sec 90 "If any clerk or
servant OF eEJ private person, of any cons any
peTtnership, or OF any officer agent CLERK or servant
Of any incorporated company shall embezze, or con.
vert 20 his own use, take make way with or secrete
win intent 10 enbezze, TO convert t. his own use
WITHOUT the assent Of his master or employers ans
money, goocs, rights IN seton other valuable So
curly, or Effects whatever belonging TO any oher
person, which shall have into his possession or
under lis care by virtue OF such employment or Office
he shall upon conviction. be punished Ia the manner
prescribed BY law, for felOliOusy alng properly OF
the value OF the articles enltezzied taken or se
crsted or CT the value Of any OF money payable
'ano cue upon any sighs in sction e1nbezzled
SIC IL Every person who shall be convicted Of
the ielonicus taking and carrying away the personal
prs perty OF another cf the value Of more than twenty
i've d-ars, shall be sdjudged euiy of grand larceny
and shal be imprisoned in State Prison for term
not exceeding FIVE years."
With some persons penal statutes are unnscess a-
~ for restraints. They are so shielded and fortified
by the principles Of integrity that they pass W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
LOUIS NAPOLEON AND THE pspE.-

Some chap of fertile fancy not long since invented
the story that Louis Napoleon was going to turn
the Pope out of office as temporal monarch Of the
Roman States, in order to add that territory TO his
own empire. This absurd notion is decidedly
tIsdictedin the last lie ter of NJ. Gailardet to the
Courier des Ents- CRis, announcing that the
Government of Napoleon has determined to with
draw the French troops from Rome as speedily
possible, and that the French ambassador to the
Holy See has been brought to Paris that he may
be conferred with On that subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
For California.

We shall issue on MONDAY MORNING The
TribaHe for California, Oregon ami the Sandwich
Islands. Ii will contain summary of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ing Of the last steamers Money and Market Re-
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
be had at the Desk on Monday morning. Price,
SIX cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

The LIQUOR BILL AGAIN.-The Massa-
chusetts House of Representatives, yesterday re-
fused TO Tecede from its amendment to the Liquor
Law striking out the clause to submit it to the
people, by vote of Isl to leo. The Senate sub
sequently concuned with the House, % ayes to
II NAYS. The bill is now before the Governor, and
rumOr SAYS that he VIII veto it. We ho)e he will
not but if he does let him enjoy his Bad eminence
while he can, for the day will come when ali the
vetoes that fear or favor ever inspired viii fail to
cheat the people Of their revenge upon the Desc
lating HYDRA Alcohol. If Governor Boutwell,
wishes for the happiness aid prosperity Of his
people he will not hesitate to put his name to
Temperance pledge so efficient and SO glorious as
the one now awaiting his pen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

Y Our four pages extra this morning
contain correspondence, reviews. news and mscel-
laneous matters of unusual interest. BAYARD
TAYLOR's adventures near the sources Of the Nile
viii be read with a'idity. We have several more
letters in type, which viii be given as fast as we
can find room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

The I. S. Mail steamship Rington'
Capt. Fitch, will leave this port TO-DAY, at
noon. for Southampton and Bremen. The Semi
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PRosPEcrs OF THE DrMocRAcr.-M

Erening Post calculates that on the first and the
subsequent ballots in the Baltimore Convention
Gen. CAss viii get 81 votes, Buchanan 70, Doug
os q, Marcy 81, Butler "a, Houston II, Lane ~
Allen Of o. II, Pierce of n. IL. ), and Dodge
MIS- 2 The States n nuts down as follows:
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CoNeREss.-The SENATE was engaged

most of the day Yesterday on private bills. No.
thing Of Importance transpired.
In the HOUSE, the salaries Of Territorial OFF,
GERS engaged attention. The debate was not es-
pccially interesting Brigham Youug's character
what there is of III was pretty freely handled
The House made move toward the establish
ment of the Texan boundary, for which some
6gO0 COO IS asked