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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
TIE LIBERTY STATE CONVENTION
SYRACUSE, Thursday. {

SrRACuSx thursday Oct lss,
The Convention Of the Liberty party me. At the Fr,
Church. Cansstota. e, Il oel0ok yesterday.
The Rev j. W LoGrEy was chosen PrSidsa; and a,
Rev ABRAHAx PRISK Sccre;sry.
John Thomss Editor 81 III Cfrsos Losgue descriA,y
the state OF political parties as about being broken up
Geriu Smith followed and seconded the views M
Thomas
Adjourned til the Afternoon
Upon reassembling. Mr. Thomas spoke at length "a.
state Of the Liberty parry
Mr. SIaith said he wanted get I'd Of leaders esva
was dee and radical and easily 70 be broken up
The mass OF the free Democracy sre with and q,
Pittsburgh CONVENTION had adopted onr truths they voa
have become great. noble party lie hoped the hss
Democracy would rise bu they had been sinking and
sinking
Mr. Smith then presented an Address which reccsnssi
H. existence and integrity Of the cd Liberty party aaaS
pesed ber pr ncples lie wanted to try the Free psns
rscy year more
The Convention did not warmly second hrs seniinsns
and the Address eCeived but small majority
The subjects OF War Tariff Internal Improvements he
were matters Of difference
Mr. $ was willing to vote Tor man in favor Of a,
tariff Others who spoke declared they would not.
A letter was rad nom W W Chapman, who belabcct
the Free Democracy a. having formed rum power and
adopted the Buffalo plaform-bcng governed by svals
billy Ii they were ashamed OF the Temperance cause t
Liberty party should be ashamed OF them
A letter was also read from c A. Hammond in which b
suspected the Liberty party had lost its SAVIOR and was not
worth maintaining.
Messrs. Norton. of Onondagai Plumb, of NewYOrt
Gates of Oneida Pryne OF Cazenovia Fish OF Monrs
and Gertt Smith addressed the Convention againstmskns
any nominations this year
Mr. Pryne offered resolution to support only 'u'h mea
as are true the principle Of righteous civh government
and when no party presents such individuals shoaa
make their own nominations.
This operated to show the sense OF the meeting Tbs
general objection to John p Hale his action ia Ne
Free Democratic state Convention Of Aug 81, mOvig
that the resolutions in favor Of the Maine Law be laid
the table
The number in attendance was small Adjourned ,As A.
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nsn,n1rnfIo Nominations.

L,,cis Co-Assembly c Collins District At
torney Eiada 5 Merrel
Duhiess Cc-IIId Dstrict-W. II. Bostwick, Soft
OsKcgo Co-Assembly-Ist District, Geo. W Rethbun'
of Oswego lid District Azarah WaTt Of Boylton. Dis
trict Attorney, 4 y Luddlngton Of Fulton
XVI Districf-Senate-l Franklin and ST Lawrence
Zenas Clark Soft
Dutoiess Co-IIId. Assembly District-Maine Law Nom
naiion-Alva Bushnell
SgfcK Co.-Assembly-l Hubbard Grfing
The Convention very nearly balanced between the
Hards and Sofs On ballot for man 10 be recommended
70 the Senatorial Conventional the choice Of Suffolk County
for Senator Joshua smith received L. and John VIII
hanson The proposals from the Hards that the
Delegates to the Senatorial Convention should be chosen
.hree from each division OF the party, was rejected
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Dsmosratis Republican Association o. The Twenty
second Ward.

This body % Democrats met ast evening their Demo
cratic sld4ualters .n Forty s.zh g. between lslf al4
Eleventh About - Fsrsous we're pes ~ The
Chair occrIi.d by james al-b Pre-tcn, Il the ~
sociaiion ChsFss Campbell appointed ses.reia.y
Acr ,oEle .lsakns, ~ which erFl,.aod tnlt l-
utttl- YES cau,d 81 e0p0iat Nominating Committee Tor
ard orCani1 elton Sc a. Secretary Chairman of he
Committee u Arrangements. reported - follow
Garr C.rr.a-.l fil.l Ecllt. w. Nean- fal-c< t5T
Sr----lrt-1ares ValL llaars Nlhf. CsVsr Pa. f-- t.
john McGrfr- Psrc A-sf f1crti hetr tfrrl
Krnvtri CEuss8 Ncruslrs Vll-ssT Jla Cllrtlf
Hrgh GHf-. Frsncf Os- PEEL lh1 Mf.lr chs-t N1r1ler
1hcr-tf Esr,n. PsFck KslifT Joan Asfr T. Haals m
fttsi.t M1.srz. FtG.f Err1cal
Tie above were accepted. and 4 egs'sl With p-W-- 20
adj o. hair ru1nbsr Tie al.stlg den c. .i)1mei
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QUEENS COUNTY POLiIIcs.
,rss ofTs Thsss..

Cerr'sclSsrcs q Tas y. Y Tnha1.. ,o-o
JAMAICA. J. /, WedBesdsy Oct ), 20
The County Convention Of tie Democracy Of Vlse ~
Let on Tuesday 4th inst At fbe C0grt-loase sna ~
ter much excitement resulted in the ses boiling t@
Solis Lid proposed 4 d. SSEDIKER for Chairman y'
be was voted down. Tie HsTfs then named " N a.
FUnMAN, 10 was elected. Tie Soits zen one'. -
.et al resolutions sustaining Governor Seymour A9a
TIE prsfept Ss,e Administration ayOwedy 70 te- -
opinion Of the Convention. The soits insisted tn,'
tese resolutions be voted on bors nominating sny ca,
5i5stes Tie Convention. b. twothfd vote deesie'
o. proceed wiih the nominations hrsi and aaa ne !.
solpfiorg a tie table 4 part Of tie s9ffs acsos'
rsrieJ b. a rejected Delegation Of S0its run Ne''H
Hemp.tesl thea efl rhe coayealiCn.
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wouANs RIGHTS CONVENTION.

CLEVELAND, Wednesdhy, OCT D
The woman's Rights Convention assembled here 70
day Mrs. Frances ID Gage, Of 81 LOUIS, was elected
Presidente.s Martha Wright Of New York Caroline and
IL r. Blackwell, of Ohio. Secretaries and nine Wee
Presidents Of both sexes
Letters read from Horace Greeley taking strong
grounds in favor Of the Northumberland j May, and
others -
Quite breeze upon motion that the Conyeniiei
attend Temperance meeting at the National Hal NO
evening.
Il was voted down with indignation Speeches ws'.
made by various parties, and the Convention sdjounsf
till o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

Tie Russ & Reid Pavement Contract is now before
the Supreme Court appeal from decision of
Judge EdmoDds dissoying the injunction which re-
strained the Contractors from proceeding with the
work Argument was heard Yesterday, and viii be
continued to-day.
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va cor Il Fg .ec,ui Last evening pursuant o. the
rcc. alton Of he Dsmoraic Raplbh IN General
C.uu.-it.e fic clown --kli was elected having r.
.li,el NE -nr..v ~ al de votes cas-.
c-a.ral Car.e1-tn Ieltf-y. I-l-le. Niifs-soa va 4
-rr..- Pc striker D. Term M-cst- J-tl T3llc
S-a.-sl-Jsla Q1ia Fsisl Ils1tsl " a. H. U9-sry fra-.
q ~ Barron fE.rr1 lEE.15sI
fr.ff.-fsllesG fagul11 fh-llf U.lrV urrsF Geo
Dtr1lc Ilulri Eftrlr
o.. ---Fnlfk -'.-rrr V-n 81 lh-cun.- Paf.lcr Ne
Guse. l.-u ArEr-s tte err O. So aorer 0tzel- ~
0rrl .t-ag- ts.-. james ---sl- p , B.. rerH
BE- D p rlrs 1il- El-l G. ID --E J-l- -caf.trr.
--ruaf f. r.r.
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nits having certified for Pine & Co as expended IN re-
pair. and alterations Of Engine No Awe sAall ealeavor
70 serutirize the matter thoroughly The 1855 sp-
pears to have been paid cut Of the Treasury and wa
sbs nv 70 find out where the old S55S has gone TO-
ard what for. Keep cool lh''
altered tia. address Sin ply to make soniofn % 'A
node snd 4 order TO soozAe s;-er c'rsasEa o. 10
ousutt M Cs-sa Ifss osa IL Prri A. oars a.
abs " sh 70 ecozouizs Is sss-bus never uiad IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

The teearaphc report Of the proceedings Of the Wig
State Convention published in the morning papers yester
day represented Mr. Smonson Of this City. denying
that tie aoriy OF re NewYork Delegation were in favor
of Mr. UilmAnn Attorney General This IS erroneous
Mr. Smon,on was, throughout actively IN favor OF NJ
J1mdnn the words attributed to HIM uttered b. an
n.he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

Advices from Van Dieman's Land say: John Mitch-
ell is gszetted abscouder. sad a reward of 60
SO or such lesser sum ss may be determined upon by
the eonyicting magistrate is offered for ais apPre
bension." Tie Colonial Times says: d" We under
stand that Messrs Mitchell and Martin have proceed
ed to join TIER compatrots in America. There are
only two left No further particulars are given.
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Whf1 Nominations.

Broone-AssembIy Robert Harper District Attorney
Alexander Mcdowell
Ere CO-District Attorey-Alber Sawin. y
NM Senate-lOswego and Madison Cos)-
Benz =. Bruce.
Je6ersoA Co-Assembly-3 Stephen johnson.
Ulster Co.-Assembly--lst District, Meeker Gorhan
Second District Peter Lcever. District Attorney, John
LYON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

TIE Kingston Journal Ulster Co corvects a recent
paragraph in our columns respecting Assembly nOmna-
tons in the lid District Of that County The Maine Law
nominee i JOIN HOWELL instead # Han and Mr. Pc
I1ER c LTFEyER the Wig nominee is not rumselor
bui line burner Good so and will The Journal
t, Us whether he is for against the Iane Law That
/. The Main nne.finn
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THE WING NOMINATIONS.

SYRACUSE Thursday. Oct s, 1850
Tie Silver Grays are displeased at the nominations st
deprecate them a. unfair and exclusive Some declas
they will 90 for the Adaman,ine ticket George woods
pronounced the Only National Wing on the list
The following is the State Central Committee
ID Mars,a Jonathan Nathan JAmss g. Taylor Of Ssv rxt
Roscoe Celsns Of Utica Geo Could Of Troy, Edvsd n kn
dix & Davidson Benedict Theodore Townsend Of A.
bsny. Allan Monroe, Of Syracuse
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prs. FsrrIsro cEsls cor7rslyka ens tssTosaf q %
:s 10y r PER s3 ssa q os u = py siIas ba,
equal % the sssi cess sde fs a. "a oas P1ss a. Cd
Co Proprietor No So brosdvsy so ~ i'7e 90 eor.r
W s corz 10 e. Eroasty sss Ceefy So N B.a.~sy
ossTe.T o. d. cgsT o. 80, ZEN q s "a sss
Il ccuyosed 4 rle sefiss Of re tes. a.-y ave - ,.
the r. fc b. r1rf and bis Trlalrl 9'es1aE tcs
ssvor iurrear,;sa heinz simple rsndsr ssirsn'
.r.d r As s, I'd Wa % Is. - ofa,
s he. Az 5ss's s s or ~ a. t cos.ty or SAFE
TTsvouy dT'ed Of Fo g.5rsY A. - astfs, =. s,,,.,xY
HAIR DYE ASD WIGs-BATcHELoR's Manaiac bol!
or the.e srrele, removed No - Bosd~sy 20 ~
o q Il. fsru. HssI Dys sac q AZ sswJ n'~a
Hiss ard 1oopses Nine pnvste room a. OF W ,, =
~ CRIsTADORos celebrated TX ~ s',- H,,,a
hsrs I'd wholesale rstAi Country dealer. can l9sy
!; E s. or s. : JA SRfsTAbJSo 30 A H5s
al ofders puneiuslly atis1ded 70
-NFIoDgoSs.-S ID. & III. w. SMITHS celebrated
,t az, md ID thc eqssl temperament The hsrraony o
God n the remote keys II IN the comma 4neI are 70
- nd IosicE waTtfs No 3, 6rOadFay TIE sole agent
n b. To purehsser> monthly psyn sol tAA.n-
FEVER AyD AGUE CURED, WITHOUT THE AID or
r.toNE ARsINio QUSINE, By DEsHLERs AsTi-PEtlooo
iLLsn cy CLoKEEEs Co 10 81 Balelsy and Bo1p r.vi
q Rse and b. advertisement third page Of -hs
psTef
Vance the ranch yoq in.eots ali,
LT' wi,s y yo9 7 T.'i a. aqa ds sasi. Gent.
For he send 10 house. barn ranl
Insect "a and mice 70 Kill,
His UuflilrE tsents-
LYONS Central Depot for the Magnetic Powder aud
Pills 10 a.; BIondwsy
IY Bald heads will disappear by the use d
BAKERS This wonderful preparation So Ike
charm when everything ese sad
application E lie fAing out Try T. Price
bottle Sold where. Principal depot bhkKEhb
L.dsS Hair Dressing saloon No 80 Broadway
The BEST PIANOS III THE WORLD.-T. GILBERT
with iron frames aid circular scales are sekne~
eSeed 70 be world There smpe the Cry
tai il Oden opinions from The vpitors
HoRAcE WATEzs sole Agent 80 80 brosiwsy
The great Piano md Music Establ-shmentD
n b. Secondhsnd Pianos al Bargains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

The So Of tbs City were in high gee last night in conse
quenoe OF ;olersbywe founded that Co letor Br,n
son had received mssve from Washington OF chals
that would ndEee most my resign The sorry runs
that The Adm nisrsron IS ind grant the prescription Of
It's soft friends and iniimaes iha; such work mat cease
ard that for future advice Mr. Hr1nsen must Apply 20 III
Surveyor Of the Por, and gentlemen OF that stripe TIE
deoaptson Of the Buffalo Collector quoted fact
Of significant import Mr. Bronson must keep sharp
lOt k-out
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FLAX COTTON Will BURIED

CClEs,T crtsr.t G. Tie q 7. fil,lle
Couors rs dn-eisT OF 3 Ia
The Flax Cotcn M 10 this yiics caaysi Ere iasf n hf
about q @ eock and being wooden buidln-. W.T.
80 e-ni-y Il mleg.al A j., eliil-y c4lalld il
q .hcri rme Tie Fsltarg ras bulk about for months
sco sud bad jus 90; into slocess.ll operation l. vas
ovrod by Messrs ravsor. N51ugi1se and , Baily api
wcs nealsl ~ sallo Les esull-fed 70 siollo Bar
.tE le-ss1s were trHl lDFcl
wa Nlf--rNC C..-ct 81 g.
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YELLOW rEvER-Loss oFTHE BARK HOMER

boston, Thursday Oct . Icy5'
The bark Franklin from New Orleans arrived &c Qas
rantine this mormngrepOs having lost four Of hef eef
on the passage from yellow fever.
The bark Homer from Philadephis, for salem ga ~,
down near PoIocks Rip by the steam tag Aehe. oosna
for New York with brig IN tow The Homer SANK mne
dieelv The steamer which was not injured took oil me
CAPTAIN and crew 81 the Homer, and landed nen "
Holiness Hole o. "wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
THE rrLrasE OF Koszra.

Tie AJaAy ErEiAs Journal of tie 5tA. speaks thus
Of tie Koszts ssodes which have come from thence
within the sst few DAYS:
Tie arrival Of CleTaler Huisenarn. the Austrian
Charge dAnsires in the city, day b.ore yesterday anl
the oIcumstance Of his cni.rg upon Gov Marcy hare
givtu re 70 ulusgde Of OF the se.iieui OF
ibe Koszia case &c SC We Do no: ye. find however,
sny more auihenic ground for them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY N
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON

N&ShtSGfoN. lhurSGay. Oct G. tsN
The Navy Department Is advised ef Inc arrival Of a.
fligste $; Lawrence. the Gag ship Of Connodsre ~
lsnys Pacific squadron. al Sancelto Bay Of CAifors.
or the seth August. on a cruise. AL well.
The Hon John W Davis the new Governor Of Ora.
proposes 20 sail for his pos via tn lshmas by he sas
OF he a0th inst. from New. York.
The President has appointed John W. Underwood :,
Georria Associate Justice Of the Territory Of Ut,S
Nm W II Davis, Of Pa, Attorney Of the Te-ri,,rv A.
New ~ xico. and Charles Boomer, A1rsAsl Of NJ.
Mexico.
Cholers ia reported % be slEeading along The river
Martusturr Va ard tie citizens ere becoming ssnsi
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TnE RECENT GALE IN THE EAsr.

UU1TON, Innrsl1Y, Ucf. o W.
81 John New Brunswick, papers the 18th nst are ~
ceiyed They give the names Of q large number Of yes
sos wrecked injured in the gale II the 10Th sepenGi
They are all English vessels. IL j. represented q ne
heaviest gale experienced there Eog iwenly years A9n
vices have YET been received from Prince Edwards lsAn
where the gale have been felt ia al is fury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
remn.rnneo Nominations.

The New YORK City Temperance Alliance have made the
following nominations for City and County Officer
Slprene Court JHaice-CHARLEsP KIRKLAND
Sr5crior Coprt Jusf.oes-JoHS DrER' JoHs ASrHoN
Diaric, ANoraey-CHaUAcET ScHAFTER
tins HIRE Gorerpor-DiyID MGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

ClgflSEATf. IAurday Oct. ., ~.
A, no B1urd his morning reports were received hy n
the sandwch Islands Missions showing RAPID Pfogres'"
the spread Of the Cos fel there.
This afternoon communion service was cclebrses, J.
tirse Il or Church,. and a. evening the Csins -
sors sui ni,ied their report The Board Z espeeisa 7"
a10urn o. q late hour 70 nj hf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
EsCArE OF SIX IRIsoNEhs IEoM JAN. Sc

T. lNt. To- tA4fsclei iIt - 49,
* Iri-oners brC &c oar Of the COany jail Ia tas pae
lat nqhr b. cutting ihe bl-s ont u vni0w and NIX
irc LADDER II Their bedding and bedsteais. -,
Ihe House Telegraph Line between this Ilaee snd bel
l.lere was cas- Last night AID large quantity Of VIE
arrieL aaay Il ulP.seI 20 have been done 81 rag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

GEoEeE r GRAHAM. Editor of Grahows AIga-iae. viii
speak for Total Abstinence and the Maine Law in City
on Monday evening nextprobably in the Duane st Meth
eds, Church Mr. Graham understands both sides Of the
question and being enlisted or The wl henceorh be
heard and f,l on the S1gLf side
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ylYsTERIoUs DISADVANTAGE

PATEEsOS, y. j, Ihuniay Oct o. -,
George Erzsh c worthy citizen q ths Place ~ - -
home on tuesday evening about O'Clock, sncs ".
10 trace o. Lin has been found Our community are -
state II excitement sboa; the occurrence a1d PSD.
meeting has been caled 20 all IN tire -esrch fDr him An
ilnCss attended with fever. bad affected rs brain
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THE ARABLAs NEWS IN BALTIMORE

BALIINUAF, IHufsuHl' VVF' y -.
The Arahias news has advanced Flour In market %
cents ter Dbl and Wheat cents per bbl but without any
Gales Of moment Sales OF Yellow Corn have taken scs
M 81 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

The Liberty State Convention, which met at Canas
tota on Wednesday, adjourned the same day without
making any nominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
THE LATE DISASTER on LAKE ERIE.


Ire steamer Buckeye which down the scho0Sf
Oneida on Treday eht ~ previously reported hs'
rived hero In damaged condition her upper caDla beins
soye in She bring Two " the 81 iAe Oneida 80
saved themselves b. winning antI picked up 81 1'
.fcarrfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

The Georgia Election returns now present diff.
ferent aspect, and jenkins Union Whg) is said to be
probably elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

DIcIIN,rIoS.-lts understood ha. Ogdcn Hoffman vii
probably decline the Wing nomination for Attorney Gen
tra notdeomng worth the trouble and loss OF removal
Albany and the consequent disaranSement OF his bust
ness here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

BsLTlHoEr, lhgrssliy, Ot o. i-'''
New Orlcdns papers 81 the 50ih arc rcr-irct-
The raysgcs II The yei0N fever r. ~ rseTs'r wereN
nj A, Like Providence. OF cs ~ lra1A.sniS " hA
Ife1f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

We received BY The Arabia. No Of TIE Northern DIlJ
Times the only daily newspaper published IN Liverpool
CITY Of more than 100000 inhabitants.
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

SvASNAH, Wednesday. Oct. :, 1883
In 40 Counties, jenkins. Union Wing TOR GovernS.
gains 500 and is propaily elected.
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Aem-?gork Uaiip Gribu,rp,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER :, 1853
TO CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No notice can be Anonymous Commuuies Whatever
intended for be authenticated BY the And
address Of necessarily Tor publication, but
guarantee Of his good faith.
undertake 10 return rejected Communicated
l. K Warner Co. heirarh. Wha StIiei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

ing to stsnto repudia.e not only the hae'se bat rs
author Their case looks blue indeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07

A NFw SONG-" Guardian Spirits words BY
Jsmes ssauoues Muie By Thomas Bakvery bau,tii words
rra msiodv-wiu become very r..fa st p-ui@tlta o.
HoIacr trIRs No Eroaliy, ,le Great Piano aal Ise
lsisti siIrcuI
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cSpt euA 49,
SEWING MACHINES--For quilting Innings OF coats
ov,costs cosls msrslss &C. We ircrsed 20 ianh tae
rph6e with and orasl machine er thcsc raios 90 II
aersv superior .scnc @ tas raos tas 49,
seSa 20 he rtreass'c VS 4--c 80 F. "a W.
SIS Broadway. i' n StNs-> . -
SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. , BANER X Coins
.cA,, 4 nov, isllV approved sad cs
Ssfween Al and any othes fsea oi'ss No ~ a2a''
NewYcrk HsyusIAeisluss besou No = Se',9 t-'- t''
6clrhia-
Ri R-FE,Ee AND AGUg-CmLS STOPPED ~
TN MSrTKsIf Won have attach q he Calls tss ia'eEoa
-. of WAYS kE pN ttL'sf ~ come "cf ihs
win clear The stounsch ard ucursse t Se' 1 -
a.. h,.he he head aud the 7ua ta2 les sf- a1a
S.'o. n The hsnds viii Resf' Iao ~ or tNs rnH,ss2
- nipuses fou the ts' co' tce t- - ." -e
t.h sxSf. mi h. Ia ov warrh, iree teon ehils
r.ls nswise Ecod d,se Of RtnwA's kEgiAroks Ay zee
- asx one isrr bcre the Ch'lS o. I'D ne N sl1
shsr prts q TIE body With r. r. Re e- take s'@ e o.
- md vca VIII s-cr cnlcly ronl Agee
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-21
RAILROAD AsErTrNe

IL is desired by the friends Of the Hanni-
niba and ST. Joseph, /. c. Atlantic and Pa.
cihc Railroad, that a meeting te held on
"Wednesday mex, the Goth instant. Seve.
raj gentlemen will address the meeting, and
il is hoped there will be general atten-
dance. Due notice will be given OF the
arrangements 10 be made Hannibal Cou-
lrier. = I.'.I. '.f
We are glad to see this movement. Ex-
traordinary efforts have been made in other
quarters, particularly in ST. Louis, 20 show
the impracticability Of extending the Han
nibal aud ST. Joseph Road to the Pacific.
The lntelIigencer is opposed even to the
survey Of any route except that through
Fremont's gold mines, or through New
Mexico. tits time that the friends of the
"Atlanlic and Pacific Railroad" were a.
rousing themselves, and the best time to
commence will be the day when The first
section OF the Hannibal and St. Joseph
railroad will be let for construction.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-21
WAsaINGroN, April IL.

We learn from undoubted authority that no
chunge OF Cabinet officers ~: submitted TO the
Senate to-day, all rumors to the contrary are
groundless. The reported breach, if it had
any foundation has been healed. Buch-nan's
appointment is the only thing of importance;
other papers sent in smp corrected the OrthOg-
raphy of two or three petty appointments:
Mr.. Buchanan was Immediately Informed, and
it is said accepts.
The HateLiigencer this morning says the city is
fall of rumors of a new cast Of cabinet about to
take place, aAd from The authority assigned to the
report, it certainly leaves a greater degree of
probability than often belongs 10 street gossip.
The President has reconvened the Senate
Many Senators about leaving the city were
aroused from their slumbers last night by the
Sergeant Arms announcing them 10 meet o.
day at IL o'clock. The reorganization of the
cabinet is said to be the occasion 1t is rumored
that Marcy has resigned; Gushing is to take his
place; Dobbin the Attorney -Generalship, and
Stockton the Navy.