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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01
VERMONT.

The letters of our friends in the Vermont Legsla-.
ture supply amusing details Of the prOtracted
gotiations and nice adjustments which have finally
suited in the election Of the Democratic candidates for
State Offices the Free Sellers having the Clerk and
minor officers of the House. with the promise of u S.
Senator of the Ned Barber stamp-whenever they can
get him. Wepresume this virtually finishes the special
Free Soil party as such in Vermont The more numer-
GUS or at least the more cunning, portion of it viii
file into the ranks OF its present allies the residue will
return to the Wings with whom they properly belong
Tie shadow of third party may be kept up for
other year or two. but merely blind behind which
the BARRIERS and Fields can advantageousy prosecute
ard perfect their arrangements with the RObnons and
Eastmsns for division of the Spells. Before long the
blind will have become useless and inconvenent, and
will be kicked out of the way
The L. S. Senator assigned to the Free Sellers
is to be taken running, and probably will not be caught
this year, as the Wings control the Senate, and we
know of no law in Vermont like that of this State
which absolutely requires election of t. S Senator
Oh a specified day.
From one of our private letters from Montpelier
We extract the following:
But you should know how this result was brought
about It was In this manner Some twelve Locos went
Into the Free Soil Caucus from the beginning 10 out roe
the hig portion and thus ecure their ends In caucus,
As would pledge themselves vote for but Branerd
on the coming day and when that day arrived his vote
ranged from 80 to 35 But something more was required
10 get enough elect the Loco ticket and these were had
ty promises most profusey made to various individuals
OF being elected honorable offices. twoul be curious
TO know how many they held out hopes OF being Score
tsry of State And so of the various other Offices. In
this latter way Wing Free Soiers were bought off
leaving not enough to enable the Wings 20 elect their
ticket as some Rum Wings determined to defeat
US Not more than eight usually voted against
fused TO vote all but is well known that more would
had it been necessary.
This il certaiu-and every body here knows tiff the
Wings had man. been true TO their party and its can
ddeies we could easily have elected most of them and
those who would have replaced the residue good
Wigs as tie beet Of us These the gurosWhigs in
The House % in The Senate. II Total 10. Free Soil
have availed l4-malng grand total OF 1884, or three
more then half of the members Of both Houses There
were u Wing Free Soers ready 20 go with at first
that is before they bought of by promises OF Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

The LoBRLm-The Duke Of Nassau in whose "leca
ton to use the Western terhs domnions being hardly
worthy the name Of Stae-the, famous Loreei Rock is
situate lying and being, has employed the Sculptor Hof
gsren TO execute colossal statue Of the Water Spirit
Iorele 1t is to be % feet high and to stand upon the
edge Of the precpice looking down upon the Rhine s
TO be erected next Spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

JrsTIoEs or SEssIoSs-We informed that some Of
the electors suppose that Democrat and Wing must Of
necessity be elected the Office Of Justice OF Sessions
Blu; this Is not the law II there than two eand
dates the field those having the greatest number Of
votes-whciher Democrats or Whigs-win be elected.
Hence those who desire the election OF their candidate must
vote for him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

The tx Collector of this port replies to the extraor
binary letter in which Mr.. Secretary GUTHRIE turned
him out of Office, in pungent and forcble comnunca
tcn which our readers will find in anOtherpar of this
paper. For the sake Of Mr. Cuthries repOse of mind
we hope he may not have to encounter many antago
nists like Judge Bronson and we advise him not to
prosecute further a controversy in which neither his
talent for composition his wisdom statesman
has covered him with glory. We presume he will take
this advice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

The American Wing Society, composed a. We believe OF
students at Princeton College have passed resolutions Of re-
gre; and eondonce the death of the late MAHLoS DICK
ERsos the following is one Of the resolutions
Rslsed That his death have lost soe Ssaaeo, enc
who eyed and sided country P11os o.
whom abe justly proud the community sea and y1a
msa beloved Of whose talents was equsied only
y the socdne morality life which his bright career
Gspiayeds
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AHEAD OF BosToy FoUR CoRSEEs-T'A Springfield
republican says the spd pig story about the bar on the
horse show grounds is altogether false both in substance
and detail We have doubt Of Il Although VIC have
10 doubt that liquor drank to extent we never
many people together before where there was no drank
ennes absolutely rot intoxicated person We copied
the SANDER from exchange tina, night be emphacaly
contradicted BY authority
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THE FROST IN THE SOUTH-YELLOw FEvgl

BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct 81, 1883
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday last are received Is
frost Of Monday at New Orleans and Mobile had removes
all fenrs Of a continuance Of the epidemic
The AWgVsta Ca Chronicle says the Cotton Crop
ehrectually killed except in a few favored localities.
The yellow fever had again appeared az Pensacei
Among the deaths Henry b. Trainer, Engineer, G
mcrly of Philadelphia.
NEW. ORLEANS, Saturday 0ct. 20, 1873.
The weather continues cold here, but we have, "w
only experienced one light frost
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY NOVEMBER +. 1853

November They are the godfathers OF The ''e'--
prime DeuOcrats-bat every enc has on sriss
EHrlid title 20 his name: ether Honorable OF
quire-both Norman inventions to signalize the INA
lence and rank of the privileged robbers and the cor
relative degradation Of the people.
The following distinguished Democrats says the call
in question have been invited & attend and address the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

Democracy, as understood by Jefferson, the father
of theparty denounced all titles and distinctions of
English origin" The present Democracy, having
thrown aside the honesty of their father equally de-
spise his severe republican simplicity In view of this
assertion, take the following list Of names from the
official call of Democratic meeting to be held at the
sacred headquarters Tammsny Hall on the first Of
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THE FATE OF THE TOW BOAT AJAX-sHEH
LApLAND. WI STLRGIS AND PRESIDENT.

BosroN, Monday, Oct ~, 1854
There appears now no doubt that the tow steamer Au
founderedin the gale of Monday last with all board
A Geographic dispatch from PASSPORT Of this mOrdg
says we have the ships William Sturgis and Lspini
at anchor in Little River Shall proceed 10 Boston ah
evening with the William surgis
Vessels from 81. John. N. D., report that the ID
Forbes could get the ship President Off"
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Nem'lJors Daily griplqoge
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1853.
The Tribune for Europe.

The next number Of The 7rJune for European cireua
ton viii be issued TO MORROW MORNING, at O'Clock.
1t will contain ali the latest News up to the time Of going TO
press Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be
had at the desk Price Six Cents The Asia sails from
tbs port To Morrow of l2 o'clock
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Is not this delicious Democracy OF a truth, the
seyentmes horsewhpped editor of the Satanic said in
his number of Wednesday last, that Democracy sees
in Slavery an element of strength" OF this there
cannot be doubt seeing how they adopt the barbarous
Norman names instituted when the masses were slaves
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TO CORRESPONDENTS
T. H. L. IA entirely too long.

For complete report of the Rev Mr. BELLows's
eloquent the Crystal Palace Exhibition. we
refer our readers the third page of this paper They
will also find there a report Of sermon by Bishop
KIP and of another by the Rev. Mr. HIGGINSoS, both
preached in this City on Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

At the time of going to press this morning not more
than two persons-Carman and OBrien-were posi-
lively known to have been killed at the Nassaust fire
Their funeral will be observed to-day at the North
Dutch Church. The search among the ruins is still
Going on
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LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

ALBANY, Monday, Oct. 81, le9J
Robert II Pluyn has been nominated by the Whgm
the Assembly from Albany City District The Hard
have nominated Mordecai Myers Of Schenectady for he
Senate from Albany District.
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NAVIGATION OF THE OHIO.

PITTsBURGH, Monday, Oct. 81 lsss
The river is now in excellent nsyigable order i ~
been rising since Saturday, and now measures u ~
in the Channel The weather is fine.
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PAPER OFFICE FIRED-MARINE DISASTER

BALTINORE Monday, Oct. u, ls0
The Nortok Beacon Office was fired last night and he
upper part OF The building much burnt The maiersk
were saved. The schooner X. Fowler. hence for Port
and nun into Friday night by brig, and lost u
her fore rggings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

We lay before our readers this morning, by special
dispatch from Washington Mr.. AtOrney-Genera Cush-
ings letter to Hon. r. rockingham Jr. of Boston,
giving the Presidents views of the Massachusetts, Co
alitionsts 1t is decidedly rich-reguar Adamantine
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHISGTOs, Monday Oct. 81, isa
The officers Of the IT, s. steamer Allegany have oe'
transferred TO the ship Germantown at Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

The elaborate report Of the Reform meeting printed
in our paper this morning, will of course be read with
attention by all who wish TO see the City redeemed
from the misrule under which il suffers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

The Bronson Indignation meeting at the Exchange,
yesterday largely attended and very decided in
condemnation of the Governments removal of the Col
lectOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

SECONDHAND PIANOs.-A great variety, from the
best makers bargains $40 $3.50 nearly equal
HORACE WATERss sreei Piano and Music Eata6lhhmsnt
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF MAJ
CHESTER

PHILADELPHIA, Monday Oct d. lsos.
The screw steamship City Of Manchester from Lag
pool has arrived this port bringing l56 cabin pass
gers and large and costly cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

APPOINTMENTS BIZ THE PREsIDKsT-Alos ID. Gall Of
Indinna 10 be Consul at Antwerp. John Duly OF New
York TO he Corsul al Galway, in Ireland.
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SFWrNo MAcnNEs.-An persons making. seIIIpl

bt"INO V1IT1.'-7 II FVI10I7 I1-''11IN
Sewr Machines having needle OF needles with an
the point hereby cautioned against infringing OH
sna granted Sept TO- 1876 all nnnge viii be held
law The following licensed 90
m sewiug Machines under said Patent viz
Wheeler WisOD Grover Baker Co the American
Magnetic Sewing Machine Co. aud Bartho Of York Mich
os Bl and A. Lerow Of Boston Messrs Woodbridge, heene
q Moore Lynn, Moss and A. D. Howe, ofk Y
HOWE a. Patontee Of the Original Sewing Machine,
No sos Broadwe ew-YoIk and No. 50 Hanover Boston
&. oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

We need not ash attention to the speech Of Thomas
F. Meagber printed herewith, everybody will read
it Of course The ball. dinner and speeches great
events in jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

Ia GENIN's BAZAAR, st. Nicholas Hotel No. 5l3
Broadway Chdns in every variety suitable for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

tR- GLASGOW HOUSE, West End (NO 10 Broad
vayl ner Grace Church. MADDEN SrEwAET importers Of Brit
ih Euiroderies Lace Goods Linen Hand
keIchio &C. &C will their extensive RETAIL ESTABLISH
the 18th Of October 1881 Popular Trade
pom Geo Innnlar li..s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

EY- Sewing Machines of a new invention, original
aud peculiar and perfect in then action and results
exhibition These machines entire
i from every or and for sewing fine hen and Other
hab goods are parsy superior any heretofore
these is They with single thread
have shuttle 3D. They much easily operated than
other Sd They make and elatc It'll,
The work ard beautiful being perfectly finished
The Oberated by being washed
their lesuy under al circumstances Cali and examine
the machines and their work the office, No 32 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

HAIR DYE AND WIGS. -BAICHELORS Mandatory
for articles removed to 10 @ Broadway opposite the Park
has the accommodations ia the world the applca
Hair by, and sAe Of his nowly vented
nd efp room Al Ou me nnT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01
The eounter'eiiers yield, they fly,
SO ever nay imposinre dies
While LYoN's Powder and his PAL
The would with Animation III.

q As tie sun eXtingulsAes All lesser lights 70 ha'
LSSEs Magnetic Powder and r for the exermnston of
aud veimin cveTpoweTed al VCpa opposition No other
tons o. this class recognized by the public Dpt No
Proaapay
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FROM WASHINGTON

LETTER FROM ATTORNEY GENERAL GUSHING
TO UP. FRoTHlNGHAM AT BOSTON. EXPLAIN
ING THE PRESIDENTS VIEWS or THE N,s
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To FOwLERs IL WELLS, PhrenOlogists and Publish
w.t., nm No q Nou-N VAL

REDDINGs RUSSIA SALvE.--Price % cents a box
veIy saYe sold BY all drusg and apohecre
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WHY DON'T YOU TRY SPALDlNGS PREMIUM
The beet article the world for adorn.ng and reor
Sold by KushtOn, Clark Co. No no Broadway
Irving Drre Stores Ring No s Broadway j.
RUSSELL SrALDNc manufacturer and proprietor No = Ireinnt
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kME, MA1IsM Crnrn-UNrAnMLELEp srccEss. :

kHEl MATISM CURED-UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
The horaues Of pricing every form Of that painful and
paayzng disease rheumatism already cured BY thar invaluable
Iemedy MoRrIMcKEs Rheumatic Cempound and Bood Purifier
should incuce who afflicted with OF thc disease
procure and this Justly celebrated remedy Cal and
eNsmir the ovrIwhe ina evidence furnished the W
v ALEXANDER Co, No Barclay AOT Houe) where this
4 sicirc Il sold Wholesale and retail.
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JOUyIN GIovFs--EXtra qualify gents Paris Gloves,
received per Asa order LEARY Co. Asof Hols
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Sgocici nTs'sA = TIE ~ Y Tbras.
WASHINGTON Friday Oct q isSs.
The appointments Of Aols d Gall Of Indiana csusa
to Antwerp. and John Duffy. Of New York. as COasi
Galway, Ireland is officially announced
nRoNson again figures in TIE Uaioa. His letters to n
UasiiHgton Senfiaa in which he denies tho charge 4
Free Som. brought by SecptaTy Davis. is copied aai
commented BEoSsoNs letter Of isis is reprOducei
and the Free Sol parts honorcd with small caps ADD
ether typographical emblazonry.
Many here say Bronson had boxer remain silent "a
Tree dirt After magnanmous torgving let "bygoas
be bygones IS the spirit evinced by the Secretary q
Wan
DIsVEy. Of Ohio, is here with an ANXIOUS eye {, As
Speakorhp.
The Jnions leader British designs ia Cuba q a
scathng and brilliant article. on Viva
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sioners considered il inexpedien 20 establish before
hand rules precise to letter the discretion OF the
Turies upon which tie task vas 20 deTClEe. They SIM
rly laid down general principles Fer example, in tie
department Of materials and produce prizes were
awarded n reference the value AMI importance Of
the article and the excel, OF the sample regards
prepared materials, important novelty skill, and ths
Ingenuity displayed were considered In machinery,
novelty. efficiency. economy. and sOcisl utility
In manufactures. increased usefulness, perrnl
nercy Of dyes. improved forms Of arrangements supe
nor quality or skill OF kmanship, new use Of known
materials new combinations Of the beauty OF de-
sign in form or color or both, in reference to utility
and eheapness relatively to excellence Of production
In sculpture, models and the plastic arts, rewards
were given in reference to beauty and originality, i'm
provemens in mode of production, application of art
to manufactures and in of models TO the interest
attaching TO the subject which they represent. The
higher medsls awarded equally TO cheap and dear
things provided the former had the merit of utility
beauty.
The award Of the American Crystal Palace will be
accompanied by document Of attestators bearing the
signatures Of the President of the Association and
the Chairman Of whatever Jury. The silver medal
viii be given only for originality of design. or invention
or discovery, coupled with due skill Of fabrication
and excellence Of material Jurors appointed will be
Immediately notified. They will meet for the transac-
ton OF business on the 9th Of November, at ten clock
in the morning, at the Crystal Palace. Those not
resident in NewYork will have their travelling ex-
penses paid. but not their expenses while here.
such is the Arrangement Of the important and e1cit-
ing awards TO take place in face Of America and
Europe. We trust that all the jurors viii approach
their task with due conscentousness, both 20 ,her
ability and their imPartiality OF judgment
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TIE DEMOCRATS OF MASSACHUSETTS on cor.
IECTOR RRONSONS REMOVAL. 80

Bosros Friday, Oct %, 1853.
At the Democratic Convention Of Plymouth County yes
rdoy was resolved that the removal OF the ColeiOrof
New York, when be attempted disregard the principles
tie union Of he Democratic party. deserves and viii re-
c. We he support Of all true friends OF Democratic prnd
PIES
is feared that disaster has occurred the steam
tow boa Aox from Now York bound to Boston 10 tow up
tho Fl Edwin Forrest to New York She was seen Of
Chatham On Monday noon, BY the steamer City Of New
York which arrived below the same ght Up 10 this tins
nothing has since been heard Of hgAax and II Is feared
that she into the bay during the heavy E. gale Of
Monday night and ioundorod.
She bad on board twelve or more persons among them
Captain Timothy Baker, coast plot aud Mr, William
skednore, IIur' Gate pilot
The steamer seen going into Provnce.c0n Wednesday
night supposed to have been Surveying steamer
by the St. amer Eastern City, we have st. John, sB
papers Of Oct &c.
TIE Tina speaks Of the gale Of Monday the most fsr
fu thai has been experienced there during the The
schr Maria Of 81 John with cargo valued at $4,000 was
driven ashore the rocks Her crew saved BY tho
life boat Of he Eastern City.
An account Of the wreck Of the American ship Presided
is also given She drove ashore from her anchorage TO the
eastward Of Partridge Island and grounded in heavy surf
tie beach Red Head and Is feared VII beconss
total ofs At lest accounts thirteen of the sIl
board unsuccessful attempts having been made reach
the shore.
Tie surviving emganis by the cholera ship sigadahOek.
l5s in number LETT this city for the West this morning after
an interview with the Mayor Nine were lei behind At
Quarantine sick with dyscn;ery. Whole families were
swept away by lie sickness ON board the vessel.
The Anti Coalition Democratic Convention Of Mdilesex
County met at Concord yesterday They regulated al
coalition with the Free Sellers and nominated separate
Senator 81 ticket
The resolutions passed silent on National matters
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CRYSTAL PALACE JURIEs.

Tie organization Of the JuFies to award Medals to,
sud make honorable mention Of the bes. contributions
to tie Crystal Psl'ce Las begun. This work is con
fded TO Messrs. B Silliman, Jr B. P. johnson and
sam Weber who have the entire control and nan
agcuoui thereof and are styled the Commissioners on
Jurics There VIII be fifteen Juries and the number
each Jury intended TO be regulated by the amount
Of labor and tie greater or less diversity Of subjects
sssiguod TO each The choice Of Jurors is made from
tie entire Union and from foreign countries in proper
tiou 10 their contributions No exhibitor be on
Jury, if competing for prize TO be awarded By il
ror can firms to which Juror belongs receive awards
The decisions of each Jury viii be final in its own
groups Of subjects or classes No portion of jury can
award prize though it may act in detail or BY Sub
Committees. The Presiding Officer or Chairman of
each jury must be chosen by lis own members; Ike
wise the Reporter There viii be two classes Of Medals
Silver and Bronze; beside an Honorable Mention.
On this head the precedents Of the London Exposition
viii he adopted
That precedent is as follows; the LOadOu COnmi.-
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spe7a2 DlsgaieA = t. y. y. frrbaa<.
washington, Friday, Oct %. rs,a
OF the many statements going, some are Tn. a.,
many are fslse. Let me tell you what Is true;
l. II is true tia; Tie Jns0H Is in the couiaesea q,
President, end speaks BY authority in regard % "a.
and tie hards
II. Ii is true that Jsmes Gordon Bennett R.sv;,.
Editor and Proprietor Of the NewYork Saiaa. Pa.
has an application Gle at the State Departures, .,
the French Mission.
III II is true that the Administration profess, ., 1
here in the statements made public teachng The vir,,
re5renng Of the slave trade between Africa sad c,I.
under the sanction OF the English and French sos.,
ments with a view to tie ultimate abolition Of Sl,,.,,
in that island. IL may be difficult to believe TIA, !.
preposterous an idea cen gain currency in such AZ.
quarters. but SO it is.
Mr. McIsne, our new Minister 10 China. sls a..
overland route to India AMI goes thence to Hong E,
where he vii run his chance of getting on board On. y
tie ships of the Japan Squadron, and Of finding his N,
to tie government OF the Celestals. Having no pnps
slip at command this is tho cuy way the Government:
can get Mr.. MeLane to his destination. GUS