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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, ThurdI

WASHINGTON, Thursday, June 1885,
Special Dipaseh 70 The Y. Tribune.
General Garland dned with the President 10 day aud
will leave for Santa Fe va New York 10 morrow He viii
Gen Scott at New York. Mr. Garands Instructions
drawn up by the Secretary Of War Ills family remain
in Washington with his soninaw, asprant Adutan Gen
eral Deas.
Many people believe that charcoal and saltpetre will
burn up the Mesla Valley.
The steamer Princeton ordered TO the Mediterranean
Capt w w Hunter, experienced steam nav gator 1t is
hoped ard expected will command her.
political OF the bIoOdiest kind raging in Missouri
The l. Marshal FOR the 81. and the Postmaster nj NJ,
Louis are no; YET appointed Major Bryant editor of The
Ch,onici At Lexington, lawfully Anti Benton aspres 10
the Marshalbp, and Wiam y. Giles (Anu. Bentonl il
after the lOatOhce. WATSON is Bent0ns man for the
Post Office and through hi friends aud documentsis max
ig desperate fight
Captain Marriott OF Baltimore has been offered the place
Of Secretary Of Legation % Brazil, Chill or Russia but
declines Iis wants a Consulshp.
There bas been new Pen on the Union for a fay day
past The style FRESH and gorous Colonel Foraey q
IN the City.
The bodyOf white mar, are Deputy Sherain Virginia
was recently found dead short distance from this city
The body Wa shockingy ged Three Slaves are ar
rested, cLargo q with the murder
Col John r. Pickett Of Kentucky. gallant AID slable
gentleman, is appointed Consul At Vera Croz
The President and Governor Lowe Of Muyand, were
pTornenading the Avenue n company 10 day. QUE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03
CITY REFORM.

We remind all who interested in the reform of the
City Government, and in putting stop to municipal
corruption the plumber of the tax payers that great
public meeting is to be held tomorrow evening at Me-
tropoan Hall for the purpose Of taking measures to
carry the Reformed Charter on Tuesday next Let that
meeting be such one as will insure the presence at the
polls of every honest The robbers and therfrends
are working desperately to remain in power and to keep
open the to tie treasury with which they are
familiar Let US take care that they are defeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

p,s,s,,yAs,,.- The terms of 6 Wings snd Demo
Gratis have expiseS IN the State Senate Should oo'n
paries carry the Districts heat oil N when teey pre-
fforaerate the next Serate wll stand 10 Wings, 10
Rnocr.ts and Native and should either party loose
one of its Districts, the supremacy ia tho Senate must
thereby be given 20 he other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03
RUSSIA AND rnR UNITED STATES.

The general disgust caused BY late notorious euloy
on Russia and her despOte Government, published in
the Administration organ AZ Washington has forced its
author, Mr. Roger A. Pryor TO come out under his own
name and svew the srssutoas paaeric to be his crea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Soulern Telegraph orc. cor Of Hanorer and geare,..

CORRECTION toen spbc dispatch from Cincinnati published
in this g edition. buude he fault Of t-le
graph Which haaten The dispatch that
IDy had teen arrested 10 Cincinnati for forgery should read
AFdyew FDay. In reated the
the widely known highly
at the West We thar by bandsr the teesph have
hteu made Intentionally instrument connecting bis
the nsdeeds u another Reported for Associated Pres.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

a., 80, h ,.ksn ANONYMOUS Communications Whatever
NO ssd fr must be authenticated By TIE name and
1870 fsbe wIfer-Dot necessarily for publication bot
.rfse al hiss good faith
W., sns s .sSsrrsEs % rejected Communication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

II, CHICAGO Demoere, says last there Is q
Ia 5ssl Of Intriguing going on at Ottawa where the
nrsme Court is in session. TO Gen sheidss sncces
sss n the u. s. Senate, and Judge Trunouli Is nsineu
IN 6rnooent 20 the General who esDdds'e or re-
-,..s;on and tss also xanc 70 Qf9sxa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

A,,,,x..-Col J. A. stallwOrth and Col: P. Phillips
- both declined the Democratic nomination for Con-
sress in the Mobile District o jon" N isIts, u na,.
Ter Co, is spoken Of rs s~H'iO"''' "'' "
(.n,eat;on sgain proposed.
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aIetu.2lsrk Dailp 0ribnne.
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1853

= -. IA, TIz~u< len at their residences or places
- fesne I've mir the Publications Ohce
2, tDe :. 1.gs he PosOoe Price IL cent? week-P'ysbs
haC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03
CITY Reform.-PsblIc Meeting.

The enemies Rem buoy in their eso, TO defeat the amend
suts 10 the Charter OF the City 20 be submitted the vote Of he
people on the Seventh day June Instant All who IL
vsbe to adoption those requested
Metropolitan Hall Saturday next the 4h instant hApsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

Axx,,sas.-Col + W Trapnall, OF Little Rock, has
-, nominated as the Wing candidate os Congress IN
- sond District and has accepted the nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

Txssrssrr-COl Jesse H. AsMshoS' Edisos s o. ~, lac
MsmpAis Eagle aud Enqmrsr' MS,sJ ""S w" '''-
seated for the Legislature in Shelby 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

The Women's State Convention, yesterday, laid on
the table the resolution to admit men to Office in the
society Officers for the year we're elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

~, sykes who was oourtmSrshAled at Albuquerque
an ths charge Of whipping two Mexican women mas 0sSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

The dull routine of legislation enlivened yester
day in the Senate by the reception of an invitation for
the Legislature to take pleasure excursion on the
Erie Canal The owners of certain lines of Canal
Boats who sent the request regret that they cannot
fix a time table, but think the trip may be quickly
done-provided there are no breaks The invitation
was finally referred to the Canal Committee. The
sublime impudeDce Of this proposition was highly rel
ished by the most potent grave and reverend segnors
or the Senate The Canal Resolutions as adopted in
the Assembly brought up, when Mr. Cooley poured
out the vas Of his wrath upon the head of Senator
Jones, Of Orange Co. He lashed the Barburners with
out mercy and talked most gby Of treachery" per-
6dy," the "negro Buffalo Platform" &c Mr.. Jones
would not descend low to reply to such tissue of
abuse Mr. Cornell charged Mr.. Cooley with attempt
ing destroy the party he had declared war upon the
National Administration Before the close Of the dis
cusson the Senate adjourned for the usual recess.
After recess the Canal matter further debated aud
Mr.. CoDgers motion to concur with the other House
(in the West resolution) lost, ayes G. 10.
Conference Committee was proposed, but not acted
upoD and the whole matter was made the special order
for to-day The Maine Law vas made the special order
for tomorrow Saturday morning
In Assembly, the Canal Boat Excursion invitation
was received and after debate, laid the table TIE
bill distributing the income Of the Literature Fund
passed The Williamsburgh Water Works bill came
down from the Senate was amended by the substitu-
ton Of bill and The whole matter was laid ON the
table The House voted to print $4,000 copies of
Canal Commissioner Matbers VindicatOn. Tbs New
York School bill taken up and pending the discus
sion thereon, the House adjourned. The Assembly
spent the afternoon session in debate upon the School
bill, which was finally passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

Mr. John J. Hicks, the gentleman who refused to
answer the Recorders questions in regard to City Gov
eminent has been epjoued from filling up the slip near
Caiherine-st from which place he has lease of Ferry
to Wliamsburgh The alleged reason is that the lease
,yos ;rrooularlv obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

Governor Martin, Of New Hampshire, sent his mes
sage to the Legislature yesterday. Its interest is
purely local He recommends careful regulation
of railroads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

The expedition for Behring'S S S'Sppsa down n, ' ~.
Norfolk to Hampton Roads on iue'~' '-''s " '~
LIN tas srst favorable weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

In consequence of the breaking of mans neck by
falling into an excavation in Orangest made by builders
a Coroners Jury have recommended more stringent
laws for the protection of life in such cases Such law
is sadly needed but will il be executed!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03
From va shington.

WA3hfNGTON Thnrzlsy, Jsns g. 1853
desperate attempt 20 escsp from he penteniary was
detected eay or two since camper prisoner Va charge
g. The carpenters shop stole half dozen rasps which
kady master blacksmith, c0ngerea into huge bogis
knye, eth which a. many prisoner who were IN the ,t
W7re 10 def I'd them ives They had entered sswe- I'D
dug uDd.rground thirty feet and we're on tns eve Il,
e'spe when discovered The rnz aders have been CON
sien"d - soiifsry confinement ipr thirty dsys
The change ~ The editorials Of The aton within dsv
or 'wo Is quite noticeable 4 Is undsr.tood that Col For
rey T. agan regular contributor 70 Is coi.mns
The Clerks have 10 The the marx now ia. Ord.,,
were sGee through portion Of the Interior
10y fejuiirg sitendsnce from 10 O'Clock and pro.
hiIng al Aos.nce conversation aid everything Else ex
excluding AL agents and orher visitors The TiTd Auditor
as also established new regustons continuing sons of
ihe principal clerks IN each branch "a business chief 40
ana requiring Attendance from 3-prohibing absence
reading neRsnarers- &c - N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

pied lands there to strengthen and enrich while feed
ing and clothing themselves
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v7y- Fow,ERs a. WELLS, Psychologists and pub ish-
mn No lSi New-YOrk.

Dyr,AscE SALAnANDER SAFEs-GAfLERs fArEsr'
RosERr M PATRICK the sole Manufacturer ~ the United states
~ s,xe safes and G. GOWNS Impenetabe De-
ncs ols, the safes and Locks combine" IN the world D
~ No lg2 Peast one door below MHden1ane' formerly NOW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

rZ~033-BaroHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye and Wig
ss FAM sufficient 20 all who
him th their better supplied by him than at asy
i.hsn Tin The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03
Message of the Gevernor Of New-HampsAIre.

. CONOykD, n. n, June 2 1853.
Governor Martin delivered hi, Message today Ii en-.
trey Of local interest In reference 10 Railroad accident.
he recommends that Life Protection Commission be
established to investigate such occurrences with penary
powers to examine into all matters sppertaring to hail
roads other Corporations which may endaozer the lives
Of Passengers operatives and all having lawful business
with such Corporations To examine employees as TO their
intelligence and fitness for the s.sOns thsy may occupy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

tSrFor the combined qualities OF cheapness duraoll-
~ sd rroon against both Fire and Water our Felt and Compost
a Roofs are unqueonaby superior Tin Iron any other
roof IN -, 10. ~.,. IN ev.,x ,.so.ct f,r-
Al annie H. a T. . i"ots No 10 "ieN"9s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

~ Manufacturers Of Shoes, Boots, Clothing, Mat
- carr,las Carriages and ofell cloth aud leather w
&c. he yev finest TO heaviest Sewing Machine
sssn far stronger beautiful than other which
IN nat M AM shuttle will rayo when every tHd stitch Is
CUT -. ~, !. - GROVER, BAKER Co.
srnto eii WV WIZ No Chamb n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

.JusrrlAsIK PRiDE.

Oh why SHOULD - srrit a mortal be rroads
Ihe sfsi-fNias usetec, vtnd-diNen S'osd,
Iske aash q tAe Nsbtnfug, oreak OF the ave
Al. rs..s ,fcr, he . hs res' IN the gave - -,
a shoua h. rccnty thoushttul at his ends 70 ea'
come enduring memoirs 9 q nsN ,.., in he ais
one OF Roors perfect nas erreos,PeA taken a.
RFo.dURy.
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~ SEE THIRD PACE. II

Tee p spPoutcd On ST March great Reform Nsstns At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

sc,yr1ty,c Discovery An exploration Of the large
Bssement Store ia csna reveals the fact MAJ almost every
1900 ,ecrd sbout whether Wood Willow Bttena
japan i"h" VI N'F j..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

he Grand J@y for the septeuhsr term were an
psnr eled, and charged by His HonosJudge Beeos'
On reference to our regular financial and CONNER
cal reports II win be observed that business OF near
~ every description was quite inactive yesterday -
compared with the operations OF the previous ,os
days. The dullnses in the stock market Is aser'oeu
to the warm we.ther, and in oreadsIuns ~ W"
scanty supply and the enhanced price. IosAfo the
close OF the day, purchasers Of -four were veluct,nt
to nav the rates ruling on Saturday AID Monday;
nevertheless, there was decline AMI probably win
not be unless the steamer n " due nom Euro Dc
should bring very different accounts from those re
ceived by the Europa AZ "a Atlantic. The cotton
market vas steady ans nine hundred bales were dis
posed OF at former quotations. The late aovioe4
from Rio Janeiro lave had considerable effect upor
the coffee trade. The article appears to be mostly
in the HANOI Of few dealers, who have claimed al
advance o.. from one-eighth 70 threeeighshs Of
cent per b. since Monday.
The Junard steamsi ip Lsa is abest due, will
three days later Europsas news. Two weeks late
adv.ces from California snay also be soon expected
y, one Of the steam ers plying OF the Nicayagu'
cute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07
Pera 0nal InteiliOenre.

The following psnes registered among the late ar
rivals at the Metropol tan HOTEL Hon john Slidell
Senator from Louisiana Hon Ls~s Cass Jr Charge De
e1arss at Rome: the Lord Bishop OF Toronto; Right
Rev John Je1 kins, Montreal Hon. Prealev giur n
Kep.ncsy; Hon l. Williams, N c., Mass C.pta'n n
W. Palmer. u A.
Among the arrivals at the ct Nicholas Hotel ye..er
DAY we're Governor Seymour, AL ANY; General Van
R'nsst ser and family Manor HOUSE; Hon H. Stevens
,on'ieal: Chevaiier Hulstm Washington; Hon J. c.
wright Albany ESss'ss Corning, Eq Albany; Gensra al
Harrow, Nashvile Colonel Ely, Bine hsmton: Judge
LJpp, New Orleans: Mercer jones, Moatreal; Hoe.
Y LopbeI, thsteioD; j. II. Daniels; Captain Shields
Ohio -
Alex Hunt; Hon @. Bliss and son; Coz, Thorp and
niiy TX Governor johnson. Jsmes Lucas ard family
y iobisi A. b. Cray. Wnshipeton; among the ar
~ all at he Aston House yesterday.
M hinton Of the Potterie.. England; Mr. Centre of
Tie Panama Railroad, and Mr.. Uiman I'VE believe IA
f,ns sootags sgen are PASSENGERS the stea -shio
arabia, wbicb leaves to day for Liverpool.
ARRIVALS.
From Charleston, In steamship James Adger-Mrs smith
y Gardiner Jr and lady, Tbos Nielcrson and adv
AGs,It ", CALDWELL q > CaGeros, a Rob-v.. W
~, do spnsw, DR. Marks W ssnnersn G ID PAR j
Witte,g.r. Capt Ieavitt = sto-sy j IL liam mi
! fS-cft S@son Jpt-so IN TIC ste.ssso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07
Marine Affairs.

TIE NEW CLIPPER BARK OCEAN EAGLE of 400 tons.
arrived here yesterday from Westerly. rhsrs she
was built by GIesnman SON. she IL owned by Msssrs
Stanton Thompson and is ntanded for the Texas
fHE r. N. STEAMSHIP ARABIA, Capt Judhins, leaves a.
noon TODAY for Liverpool About one hundred pas
feDgers were booked yesterday.
1Hs srEAxsHp JAMES ADoEa, from Charlee.on, arrived
yesterday morning.
LARGE CARGO OF SUGARS, Ache clipper brig Adams
Gray arrived yesterday from Havana after passage Of
pre days She briggs the enormous quantity Of seven
million Of ~ears together with quantity tf box sugar
pineapples, oranges, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07
The Indepc' cent Order OF Odd Fellows.
OF THE GRAND LODGE-xNsTALLa.
TON OF OFFICERS. ETC.

fHVohhDIN'S OFF THE GRAND LODGE-INSTALLAt
TON OF OFFICERS, ETC.
The annual SrsoD Of Tbs Grand Lodge Of the United
States. o F coDmenced last Monday no ,rnine a.
SAMSON St est Hall Pbiladsloha Nearly one hundred
members ore'au. Afer tho oryaniz ti,o and the
usual p eimpa'y bure. had been disposed Of the fol-
loving eertemen i4ss.d ~ officers FOE tho ensnn,
term : Wi)mot De S.ossurs % $ G. asM GraoS
SIe Horace hASehe ter ~ r. L. as ID Grand Sire,
James Ndeey. f Ms-,isrd as Grand Core .ponderS
Recording Secretary; and Joshua vanssnt IL Nd Grand
Treasurer '' ~
At noon yesterday b, urevions invita- ton the mem.
we've oflisially we'cou cd by Mayor Giioin
W. 10 Saus,urs W. g ). absent by sick.
ness arc ret pone We Are by Horace L. Manchester
Of R6cde Isapd dspn.yG
Col Say mour Of g made eloquent speec, on the
Uthn called forth b. this hsnowed cot on which 10
TODD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

NIBro's GARpss.-Mr. w. A. Moore, tia stage manager
Of Nblo. Garden, takes benefit this evening The "a
veis Misses Rosina and Emma Collins and a Petite Win
'her VIII appear. Attraction enough to draw lsrze ,u
diepca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07
Talk on Change.

There was some pause yesterday In the marks. for
Dreadstufs Flour exhibited no change, but closed
rather heavy At the advance Wheat sold to the extent
40 COO So COO buahe,s. including Geneses at q 60
and white Michigan 1t 81 As 81 49, Rio coffee was Arm
1t the advance, but some stocks withheld from
msriet, the ads appeared unwilling to purchase At
the high figures demanded. Sales were light Sugars
sold 10 fair extent At full prices Sales Of 900 bales OF
cotton were made, without change in quotations The
report Of tie sales tbs previous day proved to be ia
excess the transactions having only reached eco
bales instead Of the quantity msuSderstood whom OBJ
tanned from the party who gave it, it printed
Much sympathy 1prsssed for the unfortunate Pas
sepgers elected from the ship Angelque 1t appeared
that this vesfel had been for some sixty days
advertised to sail for Australia, BY man named
PeDetier, who bsd but recently appeared Ia
New York. as q sort OF adventurer in ths ship
ping business, and whore transactions resulted ia
very serious losses respectable house engaged in
foreign tAde He had engaged City or sixty pas.
sergers by the vessel referred TO- for Australia consist
ing Of men. women and children from various parts Of
the interior, ard who had paid him the money many
cisea all they had for their passsge and board
The Marshal under claims aga Peetie- sold the Aure
hque, AID Yesterday the miserable duped and destitute
passenger elected from the vesse least all Of
them but one woman, who. noens poleas remained
though polite ely invited to leave By the police One old
possessed
the passage Of himself wife, and daughters was pat
from The chip among strangers in the street. without
farthing Peleer, the author Of all this misery IL was
ssd, had disappeared gone to parts unknown Some
merchants who wiIeed the ejectmtnt made up some
small contributions on the spo. and there was some
tsE change Of makng further for their relief
The Aessrs McDougaL exhibited in one of the base
msnt areas CT the Merchants Exchange q very inee
niousy constructed portable house. with hagod framing
and canvass kning, painted with fire proof composition
It AS twelve feet square had four gas wndo, con-
aiming forty ranes. with two DOORS and SIX
feet high inside. Notwithstanding all this 1t could b.
taken TO peces put together in tesn minutes
and PACKED in conps,s small to DO trsnspor ABLE
On mules back through the :. mountainous country
The main design Of the house for South American
The Echsr 90 Company engaged in cutting large
circular operirg through the or Of tsa
Rotunda for he purpose OF aIo.d light ihs
circular loom below, to be occupied by the Blink oe the
State Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

Im DITCH STEAM FRioATE AMSTERDAM This ere peel
men OF war steamer Is now in first rats orosr, and
ready TO receive vsiters Enc lies of the Battery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

bihon OF Industry Of Naons give notice that the
exhibition 10 I, the public 10 all It's branches
Some changes md adoots viii hereafter from time
time" DO made but in it's great departments Of produces
Manufactured articles msebip.ry. and fine arts the
hitition msy he pronounced complete
The Directors making this take
in saying that In all its branch t. by far the
prehensve attractive that ever been mads in this
country and they believe will compare fsvorsby with
any made
The display foreign art and the produots Of the skin 40
the Old World s superior anything ever be-
fore sol ted In this country while
the mechanical skill and TIE indrtral our own
peoole, have never before been made 40 apparent
The enterprise and the tall 10 bav,
produced this array the beautiful md usefu nro
ductt OF human nteligence and the Directors
.unty 20 examine and TO study collection which,
never he Asen ard, In all probability will rot In MANI
years aeatn be offered 81 their obsers alton 80 ~ = '
nv IAn'soh VIII close IN the month of Deccm next
Mortimer Livingston, " lin Burrowes
Alfred Peli Tabriton It,,.sss,,..
nnlnM BeImont. Charles w Poster.
Alex. Hamilton, Jr, Theodore ssdn riok
Seo Schuyler, WIN. w. Stsna
GGIDeitn hnderson, William Whctten,i
uepry r. Dunhsm, JOIN Iunnam =
We, II. W adtell, william Kent,
Jacob a. Wsst.rvet, Watts Sherman,
James a. Hamilton, y. W. Edmonds,
samuel Nicholson, J. J. Roosevelt.
c THEODORE SEDGWICK, President.
CHAs. f. ANDERSON Treasurer
LARAS O. STUART, Acting Secretary.
Cmce or the Association for the Eyhlbltsou
OF the Industry Of all nti seotcnbey 1853
Tho Office TO, transaction Of III. general bu az
the ffaocnuon has beef Transferred 70 she n Palace
on a. sixth svet NC shtranoa. ~'
Tie usns'er b.D as no ne 1t IN, ,r ~ us.,..
Duneaa. s-tri4aE 20.
CT ANDERSON T,<ss~.sn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

TIE FRENCH MISSION AND TIE free Son.
DEMoCRATs-A SLY THRUST AT GEN CAss.-It
will now be a hazardous business for Gen.
Pierce to take away the French mission from
Gen. Dix, although this alternative of peace
with the hard shells appears to have been re-
solved upon. The Ecening Post of yesterday
Recommending upon a runner that the mission
to France has been offered to Gen. Cass, says:
" If the Office should be accepted. it will give
the amiable and veteran politician an opportu-
nifty of presenting to the public another work
on France, it's Sovereign and Court, adapted to
the present state Of things in that country"
This is sly thrust at the celebrated work of
Gen. Cass on Louis Philippe and his govern
ment ; but it is a hit which only feebly betrays
the intense hatred entertained by the free soil
wing Of the New York democracy against the
veteran statesman Of Michigan. But, for all
that, his nomination might perhaps effect re-
Cancellation at Syracuse. Why not try it on
Oh! Mr.. President, do give us a minister to
France. HGen. Dix will not reunite the deme-
cracy, why not try Gen. Cass? Oh! why?