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THE CONsULs.

We -ecret 10 see among the new Consular Appon'.
,repts the names Of Gov. WooD Of Ohio and sx0oV.
HrRr.Kp of Maine while ex-GOv LAKE OF Va IS tne
reu Commissioner to the Sandwich Islands II Gov.
Hubbard had secured good Consulship-Rio, Havana
or Honolulu for in.tance-we should have reoiced' ior
he Is worthy man, and has been badly used by his own
n.,tv but 10 see Governor OF his standing an appn-
cant ard obbed of with so beggary place As Irinlia
de Cuba, ia melancholy They call US hostile 10 o'a'e
Riohts but the spectacle Of Governor OF the thra
state in the Union boring about Washington for place.
and finally taking the Consulship at Valparaiso is hui
initiation which we would gladly have seen the States
SHARED And so 1t Gov Leske Of Virginia should have
served out his term before applying for meneynaAns
post at Washington.
The following are the names of the lucky gentlemen
who have bagged the seven latest places
ALFx n cLaYToS, Of MIS- Hsraaai
N.Tz, HawTHoRSE, Of Mas LireTpoo;
THOMAS W WARp. Of Texas, PanS1di
B.SJ. ?. ASeELL, OF y. T. H0aotudH;
RosERT SCOTT. Of Va. Rio JsaciTO;
JANIS N. TARLEToS. Of Ala MetborTnsi
RErBES woop, Of Ohio, ValpsTai'0
We believe these are all men of fair character
though why most of these were preferred to other o.
fciss we cannot guess. There are party Pierce men
in our State who needed Office as much as D. f. Angel
and deserved it more and so of Virginia and Capt.
Scott. Nj Tsreton is said to be UnOnist, and his
section has been hardly used in the general scramble
60 we are glad be has got good place.
The lower COnsuls are good, bad and indifferent
OF the former class is DONALD G. MITCHELL, e. TX
Marvel y of Conn, who is sent to Venice Consulate
worth nothing while he is sminently deserving; but
We believe that, counting this place as nothing ne
ard the Democracy will be exactly square Alfred
Gilmore Of Butler Pa, is Consul to Bordeaux,
France wyndham Robertson, of La has Trieste We
are sorry-not for his sake, but bis travelling country
mens-tbat Mr.. Goodrich is to be superseded at
Paris; his successor McRoe Of n c. is an Editor at
Fayetteville, we believe. Aid. Mullins, Of this City,
goes to Cork which may be better place than it has
been. Mr. De Leon, of 5. c., late Of the violently
snt.Compromse Southern Press at Washington, is to
have 5000 year Consul at Alexandria, in Egypt
On the whole, We are quite sure South Carolina wiz
not secede while Gen Pierce deals out the Spells.
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NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-E11nA srs,ros.
SENATE. ...ALsAxv,


sOTICEs or BILLS.
To amend tie Code Of Procedure
To amend the General BBnAing Law
BILLS PASSED.
To III the Permanent Pier Line in BROOKLYN
To oislde the Eighteenth and create the Twenty hrst
Ward in NewYOrk.
To amend the General NJ Manufacturing Law
To amend the Charter Of the East River Mutual Insu-
rance Company
For the reraon Of the ISL IN the various streams Of
the Stat. Laid over.
MOTIONS AND REVOLUTIONS.
On M PlEkCES CALI tie resolution for final adjourn
ment on lhuTsnAy, the 9Th June al +. NJ came up.
NJ JONES considered Il premature % fix tie tine
II adjournment
hr. PIERCE-It was the opinion in April, that If We
cosd have had bat four i've days then the bIsinss
could have been finished Indeed some thought 2f h,urs
would be al sufficient. Now fortnight must be enough
Mr.. JONES-How does the Senator know a fortnight
Nil be necessary
Mr.. PIERCE-It viii fix the time and the business will
De done With dispatch, instead Of being drawn out slowly
Mr.. VAN sCHOOSHOVES moved the 7th Either q
very short day, or no fixture.
Mr.. PIERCE accepted the amendment
After some debate, the resolution WAS adouted ayes o.
nays 2-HurtDgton and Jones
O'Clock M ~' -
The Cansl Appropriation Bills we're ordered printed
Mr., FANDERBlLT-Wil the Senator from the 10th in.
form US whether the bill to authorize the payment of the
canal revenue certificates became lawl
ar PlEkCE-l cannot tell you cannot follow up the
Governor.
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We have some farther news from Mexico, bringing our
dates down to the 9th inst Everything seems to tend to
that sort Of quiet and order which reign in France and
Germany ard to edition ofshe Whereas by the act
Of the Republic of Mexico &c" the Government was
adopting measures against pernicOus opinions,
had published decree for the arrest of all gueras in
the late war; had degraded those ocerswhO surrendered
TO Cen Scott in the City of Mexc,, and dispatched
corps to the Mesa valley TO oppose its occupation by
American troops. At Vera Cruz three days quarre
broke out on the 18th between the National Guards and
the regular troops which lasted three days. with good
deal Of brisk firing The disturbance quelled by a
body of regular troops from Jalapa.
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legislative Matters,
sysciaf pisycie. 70 The " Y. TribuaS

syecdf pispcics 70 The " \. Tribune
ALBANY, "Wednesday, May ., 1853
There good deal Of anxiety TO know whether the City
Stock bill is is not il likely TO become law II
placed the hands Of the Governor the last day Of the
regular session and he claims that is dead because
than ten days have expired Others dissent but he IS said
TO have backed himself up with authority. II So it ia
pify The law would have been serviceable.
Special Committee has been raised to report further
means OF protection against railroad accidents.
The House will probably agree to the Senate resolution
TO adjourn on The OH Of June If members choose eygsy
thing needful he finished before that day Very little
Of inieres, !. yet developed. SUB ROsa
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CHARLESTON. W

CHARLESTON, wednesday May 25 1883
lie steamship Isabel arrived here Iues1ay night
bringing dates If the I'D inst There IS political
The Dicrig indu les in it, usual iIvectiyes.
MARKETS.
sUCAEs dull but prices firm The crop reported 10 be
The stock hand 1850 boIes
MsLssEIhe stock small and Prcss hrn add tending
NV made and ssons
LpNsEK fair demand with buI ie~ arrivals Two
hd recently SOLO from Portland SIS and the other Of
Bath S 1900 box shoots brought reals and COO
reas Z! va the e. the close.
American Butter had sod az Haze 4 qunts
PorATCEs abundant
FREICHrs-1hy American vessels in port Snail vessels
were nuch Wan,rd 10 Dad Tor America
EXcHAEcE on Ne~-York and Boston, "A "a prem
Bus EN- w ySes
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Late and Important frsm MexeO-The Texas Gold
Discoveries.

NEW-OALEANs IueNisy Nay = le55
Wesre in receipt Of dates from the City OF Mexico to the
9Th INST
Government was adopting severe measures against all
whose opinions considered perniciOus.
decree had been published for the OF all who
served IN the army during the late guerlas to be
tried by Court Marital
list Of Mexican officers who surrendered prisoners
Of war Gen Scott whom the Capital taken had bsen
published and decree issued degrading them from their
rank IN the army, and dism-sing them from all evil
ployment
new bstalliOrs had been created.
Gov. Tras, OF Chihuahua, has mSrchsd with troops to
oppose tie occupation Of hesila Valley by American
troops
Uider the enlistment National Guard is to be Or
gained
Late accounts rom the geld region in Texas Of less
flXnrahle nature.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Sopatrrr Telegraph Office, cor s Hanover and Bsacer't'
The AproIniments Amin ecIInations.

spoeal DispafeA 10 Ia. ". Y Tribsns
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nay IS 1855
Hubbard ard Gilmore have declined Woodbury. STILL
but il is said that be will also decline So may Meade. Lee
ha. been offered the Legation Secretaryship at Brazil
VIM S. King OF Rhode Island an accomplished gentle
man. will b. placed at the head Of the Agricultural Bureau
ofthe Patent Office.
Gen skinner of Clinton County ITunker) Is here, aud
has prospect Of obtaining the Mail Agency Of New York
Brewer, Fire ester has been appointed in the Cabinet
to-day Sub Treasurer New Oreans-the place which Bell
declined.
1t is sad that Dix will get the French Mission, and
Prince John receive the offer Of the Sub Treasuryshp.
George Saunders has lefor New York. He will certainly
get the Consulate at London. GUS
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Presbyterian General Assembly.

Iufelays
Yesterday afternoon especial Committee was appointed
to consider matters pertaining to the Slavery question
follows DR. Thompson, Rev Nessrs MOnteath, Allligan
and Mills Elders Jefferson Carey, Bishop.
Rev j. Patten Heard appeared behalfOf the Phladel
pha Education Society which made the first formal report
oftbe General Assembly.
Dr. Eddy appeared in behalf Of the Central Education
Society Of New York and stated that the Society about
10 appoint Rev J. NJ Lewis Corresponding Secretary
DR. Thompson appeared on behalf of the American and
Foreign Christian Union.
4 row Committee, consisting of DR. Eddy, Messrs Rose.
Welt end Strong was appointed to report on Religious hber
~ next year.
Temperance meeting, largely attended held in the
evening
Tuesl az Moyuiag-Dr Bramard Revs Alder. Barnes
and Daring and Mr. Fleming, all Of Philadelphia
appointed Committee Of Arrangements for next year.
The Committee on Publications made their report. They
had collected 900 and started project for erecting De
pOsitory At a cost OF 100000
The matter discussed till adjournment.
FIFTH DAY ;AErERSoos SESSION
BUFFALO, Wednesday, May IS 1853
DIR Ross appointed TO preach the annual sermon for
Home Missions
Two new Synods were constituted-Iowa and Susque.
hanna-the latter embracing the Presbyeres OF Osego
Delaware and Chenango
Reports from the Union, Theological Auburn Jane, and
Marysville Summaries were made
In Ihc evening sermon behalf Of the American was
preacht d by DR.. PomerOy Of Boston.
SIXTH DAY.. .MoRNING sEssIos
The Committee Church Extension reported in favor
of raising 100000 10 loan in small 10 congregations
for the purpose Of erecting churches West general
collection 10 be taken up in all the churches the second
Sabbath in November 10 be renewed annually ii deficient
The fund to be ntrused Committee of seven residing
in New York and Philadelphia. The Synod Of Missouri
pose, which viii be made The report was adopted
with enthusiasm
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LEGIsIATURE.-Tbe Senate was mostly engaged upon
local matters Besides these it resolved to close the
session on the 9TH of June and had discussion upon the
Governors action in relation to signing certain bills,
especially that authorizing the payment of the Canal
Revenue Certificates.
In Assembly Mr.. TaylOrs resolution to appoint Com
mittee to investigate and report measures against such
frequent Railroad accidents was adopted No other
items of special interest appear in the report of pro-
ceediugg
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pituitary Revolution az Vera Cruz.

NkW-UkLLAN.- NednesdlT, NAY 3 IN
The steamship Texas with dates from Vera Graz the
I'D inst kas arrived here She reports that the 18th
revolution broke out there smODg ths National Guards
consequence Of order from Government 70 incorporate
tie Nationals with the troops Of the line The revolution
lasted three days during which business entirely
pended The regular troops having possession Of both the
irts and the National GHds Of the and city gates
brisk firing Kept up during the whole tine bat the AZ
fair finally ended the Goth by the entrance 81 large
bcdy Of regular troops from JAiapa who took 20 Of the
Nationals prisoners when quiet restored. About
OF the National Guards were killed and many wounded
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~ SEE THIRD PAGE. Ii

We publish to-day circular in behalf Ct a College
established in schohsre Co, by the Methodit denomi-
nation Of Christians It is well situated snl is enabled
to afford instruction and board at rate Of remarkable
cheapneFs Had it arrangements whereby its students
could enjoy the advantages of mechanical and fars labor
as part Of its course We think it would be much better
institution than Il could be without.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

The Arctic Expedition, under command of DIR. Kane
viii sail from the Battery Tuesday next, at IL A NJ,
escorted by Capt sturges who has volunteered steam
power for the occasion. There will be an immense au
dence on the Battery to witness the departure and watt
their good wishes upon the track Of these brave ad
venturers
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serlons Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Mar D. fa5s
John HsrnaS aged rs years venerable citizen vi Phil
adelphia wandered ON his home this morning and was
upen the Reading Railroad about two miles lrom
this City Both bislegs severed from his body and
be removed 70 the Hospital in hopeless condition
Rev Ashbel Harnard Of POttsyille is on Of his and he
has ether sons residing in New York and Kentucky
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Mr.. NEAoHERs speech last night, was listened to by
one of the largest audiences and certainly the most
husiastic recently assembled in this City The address
was one Of the distinguished orators best productions
and was given with all that ferVd eloquence for which
be is famous. We give very full report in another por
ton of our paper. The receipts must have been very
large and will add handsome sum to the funds of the
volunteers.
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The Baltimore and Liverpool Steamship Line-RaIi.
road Intelligence.


Both Houses ofihs Maryland Legislature have passed
the bill ehareEirs the Liverpool AID Baltimore Steamship
line.
The legislature has finally passed the bal authorizing
Baltimore guarantee the Connelsvie and Pittsburgh
Railroad Bonds without the provision requiring is subm
sion 20 the people.
Nonail south Of Wilmington, Y. c. 70 night
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The Herald on Tuesday announced FELn FoRE'TT
az appointed Consul to Genoa This was news to Mr..
f. as well "a to the rest Of mankind We learn from
Washington that 10 such appointment has been made
We are sorry for it. A worther man could not be
found for the place
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The Canal Tells.

ALBANY, "Wednesday, Nay q, ls5a
The Weekly Statement Of the Canal Tolls shows de-
crease OF ten thousand dollars compared with last year
receipts for week Total amount collected 50 far this
year. siS4,seS last year. during same time, si3i,4ai.
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Movements Of she southern Steamer.

sAF A-NNAIIt IuesdAyf Nay q, I41A
The Steamship Florida, Capt. Woodruff arrived here
from New ork early on Tuesday morning.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday, May a. 1855
The L. s Mail Steamship James Adger, Captain John
Dickinson from New York arrived here at II o'clock last
Monday night
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WASHINGTON, WednesdaYl Nay . I8jI
The Jury in the Gardiner notified the Court today
that there the rmote prospect Of their agreeing
upon verdict whereupOn the Court again ourned Oyer
aud the Jury Siill out.
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Passengers.

Fer Baton Mr. wsht lady and chid Mr. Dana, and sey
John ard lady; j. NJ Questions MI Morgan ga
LADY; Kerr Mrs M.nce; Mrs Oliver infant and nurse Mr
Jaser ard servant Sir Haford Bridges MS perry n
r. Nods Psdlury Capt u Dewe Mr Cor6auldt Mr. bowre MS
Dixon; MsssTs. Dixon, Leslie O. Hodges kn,on Haerely
Jsnt Dose j. McMedrn L. Wilson. Meyer Norris Gieons
smith W Joserh ard lady Mr. simpson Caster and 1iy
j Mr. Burke Week. Fenwiok Les5pwn RankeS j H.
Rsnlr Sens Raue H. Ward, C. Moberly Miss Caihane Hart
IN NJ Gore White, H. Wheeler Mr. MeEanet Ag Robertson
Rober,ou and LADY Miss Robertson Weeks Arch
sdy. Miss AdIdg Miss G0yope B2rnham and ady l
r B7rrs GoeSees Mitchell Jones Mortimer hno" rs and
sdy Alan Jous Butler, Gardner, Douglas Rice cray Evans
Cockbsu, Mr. Griffn and Wilkinson
The Europa sailed at l. PM with West wind snd clear
weather for Boston, where she viii be due about midnight
on Wednesday.
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The Fire I'm HALLMARK

BALTIMORE Wednesday Nay g lass
HwHNevcomsr &Stonebreakers-noth edt4rt s-four
warehouse that burned last night Their loss sl5O0o
covered by insurance The building owned By Moses
Sheppard, whose lOss s unknown He WAS however in
sued II IS supposed to have been the work Of ncen
diary
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Departure OF the Cambria.

HUSTON, Wedne8dsy, May d 1853.
The Royal Mail steamship Cambria Capt Douglas sailed
AZ room to-day with % pas senger for Liverpool and 10 for
Halifax She took out s279,32l in gold iogois
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TO CORREsPOgDENrS.

~, ~ can Be tslen sn1uynous Conunc s:ionE Whatever
sr1ed Insertion NUT be Au:heDc.d By the name and
ss Of fhe wrer-B0; necessarily Tor pubes,oa bu s1sT
enfee OF his rood faith.
urdesie 70 return rejected Cornruuiestions
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The steamship Isabel, at Charleston, brings dates
from Havana to the 22d inst. There is no political
news
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aeu,a)ork Daily Gribm,te.
THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1853.

~ Persons vsnins Te Tsosa< en- a. taer es % 49,
o % n ToSh Postoee- Price i cent? swesk-PsyAeis
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The Franklin and Baropa,. New. at New.orIean

Tuesday, May III
The adyices per the steamships Franklin and Europa
received here by the National line II O'Clock TO-
night
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The Con.ul.hip 10 Genoa.

sfsial Dlysteh % Tia ". u Tribune.
WASHINGTON "Wednesday, May D. ls5
No one yet has been appointed Consul 20 Genoa.
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OfKtcE OF the NEw-YoRK CRY DIREcToRy, I
No. l5l Broadway, up stairs. !

ryThe twelfth number of the regular publicationwil
ne ua IN few days and the public rest assured th the
reputation enjoyed many yeA win be fully sustained the coming
edition.
In quantity Of and value Of contents will far
sr ok ever Issued About have been added contsnns
A BUaNEss DiREcToRy
or alton trades professions &c, OF great value to all bust
mes. peorle complete Poag inland and foreign with
the latest corrections; and accurate Map Of the City, well as
nAss Banks Insurance Companies Schools
Churches Military, &C, &c.
The whole island the Harlem River has been oanvaed for the
above WORK and many thousand names added
subeiibeFs and all desire reliable Directory respectfully
notified that the issued om this office VIII have stamped on
the bach Sr.Yoh c..y pussspry, 1854
- u Dam M ID. nada
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Another (probabe) murder is recorded in our local
news this morning IL took place in that sink Of vice.
tho Five minis
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YOUNG IRELAND AND 1913,
BY THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGIER.
a LECTURE


FOR TIE BENEFIT OP THE FIRST RECT y. VOLUNTEERS
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b, ali usan TUrTLrs Emporium No S Broadway and examine
ss "a rts which he hsa received from England aud France
NJ cn ssre that the thing for the toilet aud f travel
has They are onedse , ~ lsros s, ~ F ~ ~
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
nv TIE EUROPA

HAIIFax M s. wednesday, MAY IS isjs
Late arrivals at London Of half million sterling 0, SUI
YER hsd sold three eighths Of penny reducnon we"
dollars worth -. I'D
Messrs Bell & Son report considerable amount o. oes,
uess done in American Securities at hr prices
transacfiops in MARYLAND s 9 99 and City OF bosen
lOli el0s Erie rs. bonds, are IN FAR demAndi Isl
Mortssge At 1911.
Latest advice from Paris Bourss report French per
cents SIT 75c cash, and Al per cents At l0if
Freishs az Liverpool the United states have been
very fIm during the week Dead weight abundant and
shipping scarce We quote. 20 New York tine goods 10
us haris are and earhenwars Is 20 Philadelphia and
Baltimore dead weight 25 S3os TO NewOreans % s4Os
ship News.
An from Bostor April ST. Edson Smyrna; Nay ID dos TN
BodEet- of Dartmouth; Oh, Linda, st the Clyde
fIom Baltimore sth, Richard Henderson, OF Deal =,
Arr from Chares0n April n Francisco az bazceona MAY D III
migis. Copenhagen l2ih susan Cover. st--
An from Savannah ioth Florida, q Havre.
All. from Norfolk q. Denmark, Rochelle.
An from Apalschicola llth, RohinS AZ Liverpool =.
An fn New Orb April - Psoo llt Ci'ue tA
at Barcelona May Dndas Reaen ssa Es~sfa sye,e
Louisa. and CSEseeen, Lyerpooii leth OF the snas -
ss ff Newer NAV Marchoness cydeasle 10TH Albe
fh Chiefan Iufrnc Sth Guy Msnneng; liza, FfzAnes
and NaieroO-all from Liverpool
SD for Boston 9TH Julien from Oueenstovn 80,
sd for Phsdelpis 7h Hannah COcke Londonderry ith
Grnto; lSih Wyoming from Liverpool
SD. for Savsnush 18th Sterling tom Csrdlh
SID for Virginia lifh SareFs nom Cardit So M
SD. fer NewOrleans lcth John r Haywood nom CN"ni var
~ Riz.Iesh fr Portland had put bck croOkhsyen.
The urups Hoyhead the Chue junk from London 70 L
errooL
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title and to egrste But that crisis has not Jet ar
M ed