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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16
me1ifal.

MRS ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTORER is
WI DYE and IL
the weak applied
The Hair will color
life operates BY inysOrutng the skin muscles blood
the Hair Hair falling bald
and prevents dizziness headache pepraon the
head dtndG eruption Of the head See New
Chron for old and large advertisement
Pc 81 50 per bottle For sale at the principal depot No 5o
Broome corner Elzabeh No 1870 Bowery No 20 Wahng-
No 10 AsorHouse Nos Us and 2D Fuons Brooklyn
and Nc. I46 4th-t, WILLIAMSBURG.
DLANETT's BITTERS-This article is offered TO
tae pubic for Debility Indigestion Liver Compliant
Sea spes Dyspepsia generally They
hy and wholly vegetable their omposon
Ttirsty WIN. T. HICKS Co, No. Hi Pearl-st
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Uater Cure.

nR SHEW, earliest American practitioner OF Water
Cure author the WaerCue Manual Consumption It's Pre-
yeption Diseases OF Chdcni Midwifery
and will limited number OF Day
and Patients No IS East 5ths between I'd and h
General door practice particularly attended to-
nR X WESSEIHEFTs WATER-CURE, BRAT
IL rLEBoRo Vr-Ths establishment Tor paeots and
will be conducted coming year by Ms WESSELHFT,
assisted her husband Dr. r. fElERER,
who has avoab Consulting Physician OF he esab
shment last will st continue IN that capacity,
and public assured will b. spared 70 promote
health comfort of those who need the benshss Of s n
tuition - ARR MIS- r. "hooSLnhFI'
\ 8: MMffknLHisroN, Administrations
RrstslAhoro. March ~ 1889
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No IS st-This establishment having been nlueed by
I'D accommodate 100 erons
Special depameut Tor female diseases RT TRAIL, MD.
DIR. J. L. HOSf0RD.
NEWPORT WATER CURE.-This establishment
~ will be opened r-t April has been fitted with
comfort and patients and us,
celebrated heahunes OF the Newport climate VIII maize
desirable Address Dr. W. r. REH, Newport, H. IL
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER CURE, South
" Orange n &c. c. SELLERS BROTHER, Propiietos-
been greatly enlarged and much by
addition Of bathing fixtures and
tbs patients Visitors take the Nor
s and Railway OF Courtlandts "a A. NJ and IL NJ
or and PM. Distance from New-York IA miles
WORCESTER (Mass) WATER CURE-Under
w the direction of GEO. HOYT, MD.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 49, 1853.

LANES. COOK & BEAVAN, Manufacturers and
IL pe.Ier,i in PAPFR.HANGlNGs BORDERS, DECORATIONS
and WINDOW SHADES offering Sr se At wboesae or
retail variety styles and patterns Of them entirety
solicited snNos g and 80 S;herneborns near oJ
Hall Brooklyn
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
" MATTRESSES. kc, AZ CRAWBUCkS, Ne. 353 Grand %
second door New YORK CHEAP UPHOLSIEh
The OF families about puhis'ns
and beautiful assortment OF Bei
Mattresses Psssses Beds Cots &c all Of which have been par
az judgement and the above ocs previous
Good seut part Of the CITY, BROOK
oysted ara mao over w CRAWBUCk,
No 3ss Grsndst, ID door EAs; o: Ese1-S
HOUSE FURNISHING and FANCY BASKET
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co store, No. s8 Canal
st. Wooster Hardware Plated and butsnna
Ware Psnhsd Tnware Fancy Baskets Woodwsre brusne Iu
Step Ladders, MAts &c, al 'ov prloes
DEWS, CUSHIONS, and CARPETS-FOr sale, the
Pews Cushions and Carpets Christ Church. Anh9ny Ia
qure the Geo w. Fznham, j. o. AHo
James Lnton, = j. Austen. John KEN
DESSEGIUEs PATENT ROLLABLE SPRlNt'
IL MATTRESSES ard UNDER BEDS-MaDufactared, wholesale
Broadway place N BIO breaking down.
no hog, mixed hair, tow, cotton used
DICH RE.-JULIUS DESSOIR, No. ol3
CANT and original desEn and Of aahp no." pre-
pared offer the Usually CHARGED for much He
article The public respectfully invited 20 call and examine ue
CHOW CASES.-A large assortment constantly on
~ hand AID made order in the rye b. Paur ~
received for the Worlds By b. n fE
BLEs No lA GrsDds T. three doors east OF Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

SIMEON DRAPER No. 10 Pine, cor. William.
INOR AUSTRALIA-The A New-York built clipper
packet ship TEXAS 800 tqns capacity ready to
and second class and will
York on 18th Apn The TEXAS loading Pier No H.
Fast built in the thorough for regular
Packet Ship accommodations Passengers
upon improved and without regard to
well and elegant fitted with but Of
bs all single the hight OF CABIN lsay tee where
other ships have three Of double behs The bcss the
light
the ship thus avoiding the hanging knees Of the ship
in the and unhealthy stencil
bge the sesks when at The ship WILL be
experienced and efficient Captain and Oters
provided skful Physician. Our will be selected
with quality One fourth OF
it,ed psssse which apply JOHN B. SARDY
No So southst corner Of Wall THOMAS Il SANFORD No
SouthI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

'sts sc san! Hn eas
viii s.re New Yori for Aspiuv. THURSDAY May 5msP
from ,.s 1 Mo TO provided y M
Fir, CO. 70 sS1vsy <. ss e. O 10 sse 10
the having 90 her ,hrce former trips beat :.
.bd RECOMMENDATIONS much superior
mo q. viii Be IsSs 90 I S s
comfort ,siety wishing smey
to ca. before tickets elsewhere
have been made with The rnepe 70 e9pSe sne s9od
mails up with the Unted States posAse law
d dhs RqS t .y I 90 a.a So IN
% whose services are free Of T Sff S s Va q ,rs a
fare AspiEwa, only 81 other pes II
proportion.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
L connecting with the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
rAs m ; ns All SPf and 6REGoS "a IsPswIL
PANAMA leaving NewYo'k the 5th 18Th 2oh and 18th Of
n IL aR5 fO ta oe3 safds GeaR daf.n
Vss T o P 90 o6. @aca Hp North River The
M s an Company 55.n mi E0b Pe Co Dms
viii be readiness Panama to tate the mail. and R'
John stephens has been bulk expressly for the Pacific service Win
extended sunre. yns spacious dSk room ssS ob
u;ed for port holes both There bukbesds
srSet Hsi ns qusi were thoroughly tested during her
sss I o Ne eo sa p sns On the part the
passengers with expedition comfort and safety rhe
aS States "" Nal p ea% cry aSs
Wss 4. r
tie l.;hmus a. the Iengers FOR ht OF psse ap
~ Nol77 West, corner OF Warren n. Y.
TT'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK to LIVERPOOL
From BOSTON 10 LIyERP00L-Chef slOO Sec
Ond cb P.e $50 The ships from seiG@ cal s5, hs eieS
FERsiA Capt Ryn. EuRoPA Capt Sham shannon
AFRICA Capt HARRISON NIAGARA Capt Lang.
red port bow. ~ 80,
N y ork w
ARABIA Judkns. NeyY "Wednesday ith May
New Wednesday 18th Nav.
NIAGARA Lang. Boston Wednesday ljth May.
EUROPA shannon. New York go. "Wednesday, is. June
AMERICA, Letch.. Boston "Wednesday, sh June.
CANADA Boston "Wednesday I'd June.
Berths not secured until paid for,
Anexperenced Surgeon on board.
these ships will not he accountable TOR gold SILVER
bullion specie Te PIs S . s I8 or e GH e OF
passage apply T. CUNARO, No Bowhnggree
EOR LIVERPOOL-United States Mail Steamship
ATLANTIC Captain James WestThs steamship viii depart
O'Clock NJ from her berth At the foot Of Canal-st
freight passage, having unequaed accommodations for ee
s'n'e Vi EDWARD X. COLLINS Co, No. 90 wals.
Passengers requested to be on board az ~ A. NJ o
The steamship will succeed the Atlantic and sail Apr
NOR IIVERPOOI.-The Steamship ANDES Capt
Hutchipgs will sail Liverpool MONDAY, the 18th instant
Freight will be taken allow rates, Apply NJ
YV,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES NAIL sTEAMERS-The ships composing this line
'ne HSTTTANTIC Capt West PACIFIC Capt Nye,
O' ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
built by for
vice Every taken their also their
Eng strength arc speed and their accommodations
Ton kew.York 10 Liverpool rcla cabin $40
$40; state rooms $500 from Liverpool 20
NewYork and o. An experienced attached to each
ship No berth secured unt paid tor on, ,,,r,,,o
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

A USTRALIA-CLIPPER LlNE.-The | packet
IA ship ROCKLAND viii be dispatched SATURDAY 10th
for MELBOURNE. PORT PHILIP. few choice berhs
be had if applied for immediately. Apply to
wa. 4. DUGAN, No. 90 Front-st. or 10
ARKELL l. Z. ELLIOT, No l46 PeaTl.st
A TrSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
N PORT PHILIP MELBOURNE and SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
The magnificent steamship GOLDEN AGE 1900 tuns -
dispatched for the above about the 18Th
the and strength and
Line of Steamers and believed will be
world Her accommodations for
and third class OF passengers superior ever built
Rates Of Passage:
First Glass PIPER Saloon -
GOOD
The books open For freight or passage, aPpyto
J. HOWARD 4 son, Agents, No. 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

J. HOWARD SON, Agents, No 81 broadway
nor SAN FRANCISCO via VERA CRUZ aud AGA
PULCO- The new and fast steamship ALBATROSS tuu
burden sail touching Havana about
May. ,,,-,..- 60.
San opportunity visiting the City Mexico and
many points Of interest connected with the late war
Passage the CABIN
50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

Kemttarces-Passases
BOWMAN, GRINNELL 81 Co, No 20 SOuth.st.,
ID NewYOrk cole ard only authorized Agents for the SWALLOW
TAIL LINE OF PAChET-SHlPS.
LvERPooL LONDON PAcEIrs sa every
2f Of every moth Thursday
LIVERPOOL. LONDON
CONSTITUTION, SIR r. PEEL.
NEW WORLD. CORNELIUS GRiNNELL.
CIFFN or THE WEST. INDEPENDENCE.
CONSTANTINE. AMERICAN CONGRESS-
ALBERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBURTON, YORKTOWN
AMERICAN UNION. PATRICK HENRY.
wishing for their friends aGd DESTROYS OF bringing
the above magnificent ships informed
Mess BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co. the only AGENTS for the
above ships IN this city.
They also from 81 and upward payable
ght any throughout Ire land and Great Britain.
BOWMAN. GRISNELL Co.
No So South-s;- NY and No Rcgentsroad. Liverpool
LIVERPOOL packets leave New 9Th and 2. every month
London packets leave StWiok sey s!sEEAe TEarsy For
VtsssFe apply ettYe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

N Y AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM
N PASY-Throush 10 SAN FRANCISCO via ASPTNWALL
and PANAMA ueay reduced No detention the 18th
us TIE ne and dOubeenpne steamship UNION
a tuns) Richard Adams Comm nde viii leave NewYork for
Apinws Nayy Bay from Pier No North River, THURSDAY,
Nav 3ocloc NJ precisely connecting With the and
nifcent sde-wheel doubeenene steamship WlNFE0 SCOTT
sIO uusl Edward Dunn, Commander which in
readiness PANAMA TO receive the UNIONS Passengers aud
al Tor FRANCISCO. The sad
ventilation the Winfield all that be
ssbhed the between New York and Panama
While the Pscisc coast IL passed.
Every will be made the part Of the Company 20 innrs
comfort safety Passengers Will be landed wharf
A. Aspwa free taxing Panama asroad and
Ticsets for this Line sd only ~ No D Broadway
DAVIS. BROOKS Il Co, General AGENTS.
AHs Bag made the shove Ofce under the dated
PostsEe Law. for tire Of the p1bic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16
NETWORK and CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS
II sEMI-WEEKLY L. 5. MAIL LINE-Ths and elegant


room Of SPOFFORD. TILEsTON A Co. No u Soufh-s
nor CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-Sem-We eek
L yv Nal .Ine-Tbe favore and fast going steamer MA
RON NJ Commander. will No NORTH RIVER on
SATURDAY. Apnl O'Clock p VI precs-iy For ress1t
apply where al bills Of AIDING VII be GsIed and Tor pas.
ssse al the Office Of - ..--.,,,- , - =. 80
Throulh tickets iol follows 70 Jack0nve 81 P
aks, SS3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

ATLANTIC, Capt West PAtdrlC Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce - BALTIC, capt Comstocf
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
Government
vice Every has been taken in their sucon also their
Engines 10 strength speed and their accommodations
passengers for elegance and comfort Price OF
Liverpool IN trcla@ cabin, $40
s70 exclusive $500 from Liverpool
and o. An experienced attached each
shin No berth secured unhl paid for - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

Appyto J. McSfMON' No - Broadway.
TNHE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE for
SAN FRANCISCO-The Transit Company MIC
ndvsnce OF the MaOny Line
Through hmus The favote
beepsine steamship PROETHEUS, 1000 burden will
from Pier No River O'Clock NJ precisely for San Juan
del Norte WEDNESDAY April D. connecting with the fast and
popular steamship SIERRA NEVADA 1000 uns burden, the
Route having but twelve miles Of land
taon unsurpassed their ventilation and
at the lowest rates apply only
81 the Agency Of the Company No Battery place stairs
C. VANDERBILT, Agent
cautioned against the hired
Nons nploy red fort hislin
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1nsnranfe Tompanies.

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.-CASH CAPT
tai eoooe-The Capital Of this Company all paid an and
sssin,t L.. By FIs onee Wss wM V BRADY, President
Office No 5Trycn Of Chatham Harlem Railroad
Budns' Capital sl5O0O surplus, This Company having all
The os Tcss ;sT% On Beaas &ehaSd Furniture and
Dssr Bssst Sn s s JOHN BRUcE Prs
NEW AMSTERDAM FIRE INSURANCE Co
Cash Capital ssoo-ofoe No 2ss Greenwiehs, corner o.
JOHN Y. FISHER President
John T. Fisher, James q Powers, Elijah Fisher
FrsDci: MANY, John Wheaton James ; se:,ns
William r Beams William T. Hail. Herman Lohmeyer
F Fs P bo:sSe SG,ls Hsd soss . SGas
Chris. ssgehoIn Lawrence ~ Luther J. II Cain
AGAINST LOSS LOS sS Or PA% 1i1 BY FIRE,
s'TTs: ar P ana snd eheT Bpns @
properly Oh I'll" '0' william H. DUsENBERRY Secretary
NETWORK CITY INSURANCE Co-Ofice No.
@ s csc 500 &C.,, Building" as Ms1 o
against loss damage by FIRE.
VIM. ". Leland, pvaq War, ThomaAndrew',
iS
Albis Wadleigh, John L. Deem L.C.Hsn,
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, President
from Nav + Office No. Wsst. corner of New
DEMOVAL-The st. Nicholas Insurance Company
have this day removed to the of sav and ihs under
Bank where Policies
proved Fire Risks.-New-Y ork, April 9, 1853
CBAs. o RICHARDSON Secy. M. HOPPER MOTT, President
CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Cash Capital, sl5OOO0 Office Of 8thav. and lhs
Knckerbocker Bank Building.
Merchandise Stores Dwellings
Furniture Ships favorable other
the the profits Of
the Company. DIRECTORS
NJ Hopper Mott Garrtt S. Mott, Henry r. Bolster,
II Do Necch Joseph w. Elijah Ward
William A Wheeler W. Ogden, John A. Gum,
William w campbell Samuel Lyman, Garritt H. Stryke Jr-
Joseph VS. Asahe Denman, Stephen w Jones,
Johb s Never Henry d. Crane, William J. Brsley
Erastus Lyman, Mark Cornell, John w ate.
John Denham. William X Stewart William Ninslow,
Fast .Sande Dubois. Andrew Ward.
George w Van Mort William w Cornell, David L. Sayre
John w. Howe, Cummings H. luc keI, ,,o-r
G. RICHARDSON Sec'y. NJ HOPfEh MOIl, frest
1'e'' " WV JAMES C. HALLOCK, Agent
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-lnsurance
Ii Buildings of Wall and Wiiamsts Offices Nos 10 and
IL, ground floor. ..-o.. go.
prepared against loss and damage by fire
favorable terms.
of provides that after paying interest
the OF cent annu ourhs OF the
divided the assured bearing
interest be redeemabe IN cash whenever the accuml.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

CANANDAIGUA g. ELMIRA RAILROAD-WIN-
~ TER ARRANGEMENT-On and after Moniay Dec. % and
upr further leave Ems for Csnandagua follows
Mail Tram A. NJ, OF Night Express Train
NYo connecting Csnandssua with trains the Albany
puaslo Road tor Rochester Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Day Express $40 PM arrival OF Day Express from New
CT New York By reference
Advertisement Of the New York and IRE Railroad
New-York, Dec IS. ls52 WILLIAM q LAPHAM. Supt
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70 PHILA-
DELPHIA From Pier No. l. North River foot OF Battery
place Two daily 10 AN and ~ Accommodation Lns
AZ AN BY TRENTON South Amboy, thence
ear, Bordentoxn steamboat STOCKTON 70 Philadelphia
Fare g Express Line 81 by steamboat JOHN POTTER
Amboy direct Camden by Throuzs y hours Fare
81 Peturriug leave PHI adelphis at 10 AN and 2P.M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

p,Sc.n Y CURRY Secretary ROBERT s. HONE, President
CTATEMENT of the AFFAIRS of the MUTUAL
> LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of NETWORK, for the five
years ending January 81, 1853 ..oooo..-
Assets lstFebuary, 18i8 SSoSS ~
@ and balance Of Annuity Fund 1909
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-15
The Civil War at Bueuos Ayres

If any dependence is to be placed in
newspaper accounts, the people of Buenos
Ayres who have so obstinately refused to
submit to the government of Uruuiza,
who have closed their gates against him.
and for the last four months have lived on
short allowance of food, fighting even
with empty stomachs, as opportunity Of
fered, have at last obtained some success
ses, which throw shade of doubt upon
the eventual success of Urquiza.
A letter from Montevdeo saws that
neither party is strong enough to over
come the other. A schooner and smack
Of the blockading squadron had gone over
to the Buenos Ayrean faction. 1t was
also stated that divers companies of in
fantry of Urquiza's army had done the
same, together with lieutenant colonies,
and even colonies, and they represent
that the besiegers are vastly reduced in
numbers, and that those who remain are
very much disheartened, especially as
the Buenos Avreans now and then make
a sally from the city, doing considerable
mischief before they return. 1t is also
stated that there is serious misllnder-
standing between Commodore [Coe, the
commander of the blockading squadron,
and Urquiza. A letter says:
1.-The city is even full of confidence,
and ready to sacrifice it's last dollar as its
last man. Nay, it's enthusiasm is now
greater than ever, and every one appears
certain ola speedy victory"
At the last accounts, Urquiza was pre-
pairing battery, upon which, when COM
pleted, he proposes to place eight or ten
pieces of heavy artillery. The Buenos
Ayreans are, however preparing counter
battery, and warm work will probably
soon take place.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-15

pic propensity of stabling his avorite cow
in his bedroom, when the weather is Sc
we're. These two gentlemen are of different
branches of Sir VIM. Alexander's descend
ants; the Colonel being of the inheriting
branch, under the English law, according
to the belief of the rest of his large kith
among us. Columbus Alexander, the wor-
thy, popular and successful book and job
printer, in the first ward Of Washington,
or his elder brother, Oscar, who raises
pigs and chickens, just back of Arlington,
and sticks type in the Union Office, at
times, who come from still another SUBJ
division of the descendants of this same
Sir William in the male line, would also,
either of them, make good enough Earl
of Sterling, if ever the necessities of this
Government require them to claim the
right to fish off the British colonies under
any such title as that which Mr.. Humph-
rey sets us.
Verify, this gentleman has brought his
Goals to New Castle. IF he will stay and
fox-hunt with US, just over the river, in
October next, we will take pleasure in
introducing him to forty or fifty Earls
and Countesses of Sterling, all bearing
the name of Alexander to boot. These
kin of his, of different degrees, sprang
from the descendants ofSir William Alex
ander, to whom the lands on the south
side of the Potomac, from about the
Great Falls to Hunting Creek, were orig
inally granted by the English Govern
ment, and after whom the venerable town
and county of Alexandria were duly
named.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-15
Lo, the Poor Indian.

What is to become of him, now that the
tide of settlement is setting we'll nigh as
fast from the West, as from the East
How long will it be ere the flow of whites
in and upon his domain from California
and Oregon, meets that is so steadily
pushing him back from the shores of the
Atlantic A half century at most will
witness the disappearance of TIE last buff
falo from the limits of the United States;
and, with it we fear, the destruction of
last vestige ofthe North American savage
who cannot be so far civilized as to work
for his bread. 1t strikes us that the mis-
sionaries have been quite as needless as
the agents of the government, Of the duty
of preparing the Indians for the change
which is fast overtaking them-a change
which must come about, if the remnants
of the tribes are to be preserved. A few
of them have been educated by the mis-
sionaries, who have preached to we'll nigh
all of them who are within their reach.
But how many have been prepared by
being taught habits of thrift and business,
to spread among their brethren the bene-
fits of the Christian instruction they have
received! Not one in thousand, we
fear. 1t is the duty of the truly philan-
thropic to combine and agitate in order
to compel the government to change it's
Indian system; making, in future, the
thorough civilization of the remaining
red men, the great prime end of all to be
done by our authorities in connection
with Indian affairs. Premiums for sue
cessful agricultural labor on farms, to
be worked for the most part by them,
and in factories and shops, established
among them, can hardly fail to prove the
initiatory steps to lead to the speedy
change in the Indians habits of thought.
which must be brought about ere rational
hope of saving those remaining or their
descendants can be entertained.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-15

Colonel J. W. Forney, it is understood, has
at length completed his arrangements for s.ta-
king and holding the reins' of the New York
Natt0nH Democrat, and will shortly enter
upon the discharge of the duties of his new
position "-Repnbiic of to-day
The above statement is not strictly the
fact. Mr.. Forney does not design taking
the editorial control of the National DEM
ocrot' and never intended doing so. He
is still in the field for reelection as Clerk
of the United States House of Represent
atives, and if he should be called to other
duties he will make it known in time to
his friends in Congress. All rumors con-
Meeting his name with the editorial man
agement of the National Democrat are
erroneous.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-15
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Onion discusses Horace Greeley's
views upon the motives actuating the diff
ferent members of the Administration in
sustaining the Pacific railroad project
The same paper announces that the sue
cessoro of Hon. Mr.. Calderon at Washington
has not been selected, and that the selec-
ton will of course be made by MIR. G. in
his new capacity of Spanish Minister of
Foreign Affairs. The editor also says that
Messrs. Calderon and Soule will be the ne
gotiators lin Madrid, rather than at Wash
ington) in all matters in issue between
the United States and Spain. The Union
farther shows that the growing Very
Hards of New York have actually bagged
much more than half the patronage of the
Executive in that State, notwithstanding
the cutlery they yet keep up.
The Republic glories in the recent de-
cision of the Supreme Court of Missis-
sippi affirming the validity of the
never-to-be-forgotten Union Bank bonds,
and goes on to show that ultimately all
the debts of all the States of the United
States, will surely be paid.
The InteHigencer in few brief para
graphs, shows that there is no danger OF
a collision between our fishermen and the
British authorities or colonists, both par
ties being equally anxious as it were, to
get on tremendously until the difficulties
upon the fisheries question shall be dis
posed of between the two Governments.
The same paper contains an elaborate ad-
dress from the erudite Benz. Hallowell of
Alexandria, Va, recently delivered before
the Loudon County, Virginia, Agricultu-
raj Society.
The Sun deliberately discusses the con-
dition of the sentiments of European Gov
ernments-past, present and future-to-
wards the United States; and urges with
excellent judgment the policy of our keep
ing aloof from European difficulties and
quarrels.
The Clipper hurrahs for Mr.. Thomas F.
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