davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
4 c TUrTLE, Auetioaeer.
DY GEO " LORD \ Co. No. 3l6 BrOalway,

DY GEO. ". LORD i Co., No. 356 Broadway
4 rsSGi nd i ~fDS IS MoSSyc Nov
uepcips ii o'clock e.oh deyi terms el "a tu
pee and asor' ~ q eh I'D ,,iy sFs % ~ a.
and 2. composing er stock Imported ns manufactured
Iry ef- snd tor rotal sAoiinS eqpor saty sol
srsy a. srcoa r,ie,s hs ssls acids ,y.y a Of "a,
i,s sters az beet Roadway retail
iirJe. Am.ns thsnl will 10 found.
n,ssn, Marion Neiola aad Gus, 10 naisa Cos FaS aAs
dssn Ci rss F,sieh E'rln. MI. 80 sra .d %
MAI, ,i',i'. c'S. sSs Me- - h,, i is.S sa. .,-
,Hl Ior4n ,.ff,d f,uN Nesesti al Nsf,i
h'll DO d. "h,.. ~, N", Ne' Wa SO,
,e, ae .,islls ss, ui. nh al.t rsa q, sd ~
,.,, =, ,1s, ,b 80 ,ssss ~, ~h,.as s,,assi Ma
'fte '... ~ sn,s..se ., i.a,. ,l.,,.avis. ~,
LliOANrlANc, UoonS WILLIAM IRVING
~ a, ,,'g,''' ~. az =. l.. ', *. 49, 80 80
~. ~. i,.~s, 81 q, Ma. - 49,. ,as,, - ~ N.ss $500.
80 49,. 49, - 49, t1. ~ 49,. .l ii.S,
,,,s,.f f.,tr ..''s ures 49, tites M..' ,'srs b.,
'yt'i =, y" 800 .. tl.lt, e.. e. +. $50.
.,a l..i.i ~ 1.a 49,, ), "A
~ ~. A.. n...i ns, ,f.- W... .-.-. 49,. 49,
trf ,-it ri-A t-sifs -s .v. Z, 'irf ~ N'%h fA
.i.'IIr,...s.. ISL vr.t, ~. ,.-.- r..-, -.
70 f's''Ar 49, A. .nrs. "gs .'' - ''-~ ess.-'r
ii's go f.re'r'fff - -A.o bee rcee-.s 49,
,'.N' :. t',.e.. VIZ. ... Az
f''"'u "afN ",s''' .fi'.'r' 's'ts.'r '.'
LNtrlutP. EAtt - NAVNM rerrts
iiiN"NtN, H. a1-4. W s Ns,e t,Fr w u
|fg-t (. a.s~.ut, ls@ wv l... t~l,e W.. :. ,yI
,ss., t' =, &c.,, n "a r., -.', 80 - .' ="
s'.t ,,...,,,., ~. ~ (, k.,les :. N,.f..s
pitt.i ~ ,nit 81 Wa a'm 'rr 81. Hl.~s A ,As ees'
L. ~, ~, t.l, ~ a.. .eA y ~ -. w a
~, q 9. %. 49, A. .. r., b. r .-.s ~.
tiNse-t.t,''. ib' eHs is" @i's ry.-, .aAa' es..
.iI i4sffisitt
's,'s t'i' w i.. siits t...k,.. saaiv AZ ~
70 et,r,hs i,.ji IN X. II III A.slh, t,..,s =. ~
r'st n 3D. tert-t s, .se ~ hssi ssa 't s.ia 4. re,
Il, ,'',,,, .s, /. - y ss..., !. N. 49,, ,.
m. ef'@. ,- i '. s ..- - -. 1'. tss ss,
- ~. s'h.. 81 Do Aau.t.iit H,. Ht-A -
lAa,s.cA'A
pi' t''H' 81 M'u ne-lsf 'sA ef 80 l.'s Aai.sw ga
n rstttt Aa.l.ara,
EiNtIrL HOUSEHOLD fuRNrruWs q,
~ lltilI viu .snt' lrIHnN Al ipl r'rlass 81 ~ ssl
.ens is. M''la l,I,'s,s tats. Mann a,ssa,. dsss
i'esk '-'tt' utils tha spi ui.s, Wan h,,u.a. MAI
~ kh tgsia s6rhTti, s,is vii sa% ~, % 1 sss.
,h lwg'r - s'"n'ly ssHs ap mnssAserna Aha ab, d az
'nna ~ '"sl isiws'asl AID sdsrvsi 'ulaima
AHtnoss rLaHssra Aar,lossss
ERIAT POULTRY SALE go ANTHONY !
~ hitiohfh wl Ill a. sluilus Ia fonf n HI, s.a, ,sa.
Ne nio.s a. ~ ~ fhnN "a lasset, At y 9slees NJ
c.,s,, s,hS. nov ". aoaa uo.1,a chg.' sh,h.
bot Imported slocA 10 Tho soanisy WV
lhs forh 1s ~, IN beat Substantial eoop, aud can no
ohnss 10 gentlemen who issy rsie 10 nahs th@ ,ns
s.,y susll, th io IhssIhs bay much Interest be- sfsow
Isay NJ tho late state nd County Agricultural ffs
ths United bist.s aud Orea, Britain $3.50 ''-s~-~'
be had at the 'sss rooms No Broads. tss2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
Sol cS,a,s @ ealN


n 80 =. N...s,si ~ t~c~tcs fsnee ~ <,
-. - tncNAr -
,rsxx - 40. - " Nm AM Ne ses N-s~ss~' y Y
t>Nx SaiN--lyve Ncusts IN 3efei~on pace Vte.
- Nsa.,sas,h e,esse wa essefeen ~ "ee
,.- .,s ~ Scor sacss Hcess sr horNe - 49,
- - .,, -stlrs ~ r@s saS ~'ts s~sre~ ~ tt'
49, ~, :, .sl fAS, a. eeteS a sakis
e...a, . sxa rrss IS 80 S.sl rc<riyS x@~
Scrs o. sotN Nf-t fefrerN ~
..S aA.s isr-sprsa. cs~N "a ~ fe desr, rrce SEW
S,s rc<s,s-.k g. saN Ws.tei - VIA
~sl.s f-csa Mo. Svfsa. ~ ~ Nch kiSvt saS knty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

the conflict were over nj. sneech,N a. o,E'
tr1 body srd assumed perm an n. -. :; 7,
sr-y n frge'f8in.-s The ris-orir ~ So r.
ever Hto6i n q apbrrsu.s, ho~ever point
sisl III s'.rm q TO- s-lus' rs q O.
n vlich ihrrrif i cousnf'antia'i ri'h fhn-f ~
With uer n M. .,rrp - discern no i.corn-;iou b.
tween power 4 irielee; sni plEe- % all ~ i' alo
law. ar 50 h.rSed ~ their personal being ~ = W en-
n0i rrsd decide aisiher Z l. thought ~ ~ - ~ v
fs' itrks Their th0r gh's come from them ~ fIri N
al ~ frc4 II er.r..fc If II The 'gh-.' e ris on Il
t'c actor H. mere prculit-. n hi per.n airy AZ
hus, dscernshe. THIS il vas With Hon'r :. tN-1e.-
nd G5'hs n p'+try NeFton IN science ani '-'r 20
Ter vi lie being melted down into pur- 'r -
~ cf ard fle in preston thav leave on ~ NM !,
Of arve'u- power and weight Of reach ~ ~ lnfnt IT
yHu Get q A. these N examples are ccu'teff' * r.
cesir rather than emulation would yer tna' .1eir
coTCon Fxfuplfes the processes NJ true mem grown
HoE comes Il d 81 IN thee MN thoughts from them
'unir ''.f with ctl such thought, not lap hoervA
Ike fu erop n from hr brain hut struck of % those
uo7fIs when ''e whole nature Of the maker i ahv-
vii' 'lr GLOW - Inspiration.
cane 10 speak 81 the evil n, e. cf if,scs o. III
s'rtert snd arked that Il was an old prov rh VII
say, "P+ wi ess with the dewitt hs need " long spoon
ard sddc 'fe speaker he who attempts - become Phi
osTfer While dragged down by ndol-nc, has mead ut
orE hesd The subtle Incidence 'hs' s,is the p'v
ers ~ Macintosh may vel the undertaking of -.
nsiu-s gIsps Every step in the students pr gross ~s
IN enfrCy and Effort, ana every step i b-sa by some soft
teufta Of abandoning me task 4 developing pp rr
for - o. ght e fooging fhe impulses OF pleasure. tn
lowed 20 axe their wsy unmoi-se1 % tl-r 1i-'ts
of strse ard 10 dr their mi 20 their --lsuN
Etl Sentiment DECAYS the vision fies lni fdb w. pu
Cipe depart, The eu, That appetite rules Ovr tn
colossal doors ~ thst sensud sr - over the gaze n
Hnfes Hel 1T be written Let those who enter here
leave l'Ie tthud"
After few further remark TIE speaker closed a. FOL
lows:
In these remarks gentlemen which Won have been kind
enough % CONSIDER worthy of effort rati hav- A.
tempted % correct III genuine intellectual success vh
mai IN of clartoer-haye eIdetvor-d 20 show that
force If individual being ha. its primary condition with
ht - forces svak-d and augmented and a1-rEiz 4,
eafrg 70 al proper eudsthsi inionre aud fr lre con
iual checks these ostg ines - tue mind INTO
rior with facts ara laws And that man D. u''
bundle II scuti-s. tuf vital paTs9 ls being @hlse witty
tie verity of his manifest atoms u follows h't the
vices Viii deur.ve and eueebls character deyrtv
ard erfse be intellect
After n ~ more remarks Nr Nhople clO-el his orr
ton sud Tie hearty plauds Of the v.t auden In tla
brief synopsis given above the readr form bu'
pert q idea OF the polished dirton, keen analysis .ud tell
ing satire with which hi Grafton vas developed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28
SIupEN DEATHS.

The report Of the Coroner of thrtytVe sudden deaths
- ,he hot "Wednesday Of last week, suggests tae pro-
,s Of there beng some uDd rstsndDg among builders
,ohers regarding cessation from iabor shenever the
s.,u,meter ranges about ninety IL Is certainly d1e
n, debity Of ouI Institutions and the sonG9n claims
Humanity, tbat such awful sacrifice Of life shoud
"a tale place Whep IL can be avoided There can be
:, ao,Ia AZ g when labors in the sun should be SIS
add The painting and sweating, Which every Que
i,as,eoes tell sithout resort 70 thermometer, Of
=. dangers of violent exercise At uIcb time.
sbe person. VITO died were almost all foreigners un.
,..usfed to The fierce rays Of our sun dnSoy
,,oueh On atmosphere much clearer Than that of Eu-
f7e.
ne are not able 10 indicate a. this mOmen. how any
l.. could prevent lsborers from being o7erworsed At
..,h period but human life is the great cOnsdera-
go, d oil legislation there might be some provision u
.,eot she sacrifice oft even by the means in question
I, IA moDstrOus TO think bOw little sensation the
a.,hs Of thirty.fve human beings makes in this City
,d be ghI Of trade, the rush Of immigration a. the
rate Of thousand more day, aud the stern coDact
of;pidyidus wants AID interests. The time was a few
ear, back when ciey here would have started with
b,rror at the citation that 10 single day thirty
sv.og beings had been hurled into eternity without
shresh Of warning ind chiefly through toll ia toe sun
In connection win this subject we would mention
ibst Dr. Herzka states in the German journals Of this
CITY that be has en- ioyed the nhaason Of suphuric
cher IN cases Of SUI srroke with uniform Success II
MAY be administered from wide mOuthed bottle held
70 tbe nose Of the lerer for few seconds or from
Eide raw cotton d'ppsd 10 the liquid.
Mr.. L. X. Orfel complains that on Wednesday at
pocu woman aged a5out thirty FIVE Of decent appear
snos, vas ,un-struck in MubeTy.ss and thai several
pbscians in tue neehborhOOd were requested to
tOher assistance bur refused fearing they would not
paid for it, After remaining above three-qIarter. Of
,ntour she carried to the Hospital and after
died Mr. Orrel is Of opinion that if eitbs Of these
,,.ieans had come requested her life might have
bsen saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28
ALBANY
Observation-Disclosures, &c.

n.
ALBASY, SATURDAY June % 1853.
There we're exciting times around the Capitol ye,ter-
DAY. The dogs of war were let loose. AMI the Maine
Law was the bone of contention. New-Iork City was
up 10 snuff and poured forth streams Of champagne
eloquerce against IL Our glorious metropolis sail
Dan TAYLOR, Gn substaDce) viii be ruined. She has
fouT hHEGTcd times more interest involved in this mat
tlan all the rest OF the State. She is noble
City, Christian, philanthropc, and enterprisng. and is
" Represented on this floor by honorable delegation
came from any Other part of the state lie mentioned
no names but probably alluded to such exalted sage- aud
patriots himself alden, O'keeie Howard and 81.
John. He claimed TO be- friend of Temperance, and
when az home be encouraged the Temperance iceties
IN ifeir moral sutsi eDifs Tl- luu-- appeared %
think this such brazeu lac that It was greeted with roars
of laughter
Mr. - John thought all wrong to attempt the further
auc Of TEMPERANCE principles by thu aid Of law To COZ.
vert the hsaheu used the law Of Ore It h. gets
HAT run sellers thousand times more hrateuish Oh Al
all The worshppers Of lludo,tan No law oil W. can
reach their guilty souls unl's be Law - tolrh their
"lovt Of money. That's wuat the Name Law folks are
bound totry.
viii noi tempt sketch Of the debate but was ably
couCucf,d Tie great .pe-, Of the day were made b.
Mt.srs Bemsn and Hoaey. Tie subject vii come up
sgair probably soon o, there Is iu u'e Possibly
e bin may rot receive sixty I'VE votes bat sou may rvst
Assure il wl not lack much of that number.
strong deli gaton 1T liquor dea ers from your CITY Are
here l,ii yng agais' r. One Of them noted ds' r..
encountered r. Miller. The Temperance member from
your City. in s iark after the adj urnnslt yester
cay, ana % h - old time was the result The d-t er
clsTged the Doctor with yiu!t on Of lis Plodss i
PORN the Maine Law The Doctor deui-d ~ and wax.
Ing IN the of words hr w4ked into tts Professor
of siBctoka'is with such perfect lo0sen-ss that the
"r epfcfsbie' dealer in di-ted daunton finally con
cluctd b. had walked up tie wrong customer. The fin
was Witnessed by large croTd who manifested their
sat sf.C'ion by peated cheers.
70 day there thin llouse Impeaehm nts or steps
loC king 10 that end the chief order Of business
proposition made tn, morning To inquire into charges
a. arst several Of tie old State officers who lave been oIt
OF office fr several years. Mr. Nahum Of tls city
ravty proposed 10 amend including IN the inquiry tne
usuts II those who likely o. be candidate, a. the
con ng election
CONDUCTED 10 The City Hall. The accused j. a man ~
twenty years of age charged with the MURDER By poon
At Young and lovely Wife The evidence 5 cir unsflg
tl sud somewhat Contradictory but enough h.. been
ad5uc,d prove the prisoner OF the blsc6 h- rt-d
,lsns fer 20 young man hat ever vent uuw - Of
Justice The case viii probably 20 to the Jury time
Lext week. ZESO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

Chrstipaity has become m mentousrea aDiuo. aeon
veniert appendace to the Wrkshop the store snd the
klm the existence Of this and oher communities Ike
il poor and imperfect as they all arr blessed sign
II encouragement Ike the "vovs Of promise. after
feed If desolaten It him that there Is vet
bore for the rrre: thst the light enknied on the ss
e Palestine eighteen hundred yelrs ago is NOT e,m.
rlcteb eclipsed Ard TO the MASS WHO look AZ thsse
phenomena in the reht Of social seHes there appears
= most profound significance, He sees tia, Con.
"munsmh ia the first natural step " the race as Il
energies from infancy and marches on 20 is high destiny;
for it springs from the earliest and most primitive OF all
the human passions that Of Friendship" the passion,
or spring o action which leads spontaneously 20 ignore
rank or fortune and TO meet on the common ground Of
ecrsltv or brotherhood the condition that always
ours when men or thrown together sulleny.
after great calamity, or in the outburst Of noble en-
thusasm.
Ii is not however. as the Icarhns sni Communists
generally suppose final condition bat merely tae hrst
natural expression Of the childhood of tie II can
continue alone but for short time for is indulgence
viii most certsuly give rise 20 the next succeeding pas
sion The tendency to simple friendship mus oe
succeeded By the tendency 10 ambition and honor"
the sentiment which mp,s MS 10 classify individuals ac-
cordng 10 their natural gifts and aptitudes and recos
nzes law of order and harmony in their arrangements;
and this tendency will be followed or accompanied by
the passions of Love" and 10 family sentiment"
leading 20 more complete and integral union Of all tho
functions Of life. But this is the WORK Of an older and
more experienced time Yet Il Is no esS dcfanded Dy
the very nature ami constitution of man than that Of
friendship, and will certainly be realized when the
shall have outgrowu its childhood and put forth the
strength of its sinews like a man.
In word oil these movements Of CADET, Owen War
and the other social re0mers of time are DO
regarded the first rude oucres Of the race apparent
ly wild and destructive yet in reality peaceful and oya
camoring for Fraternity and Justice; Only give them
room enough and time enough, and they will certainly
aspire and grow 10 more complete form OF Society
the child after eXhausng the games and plays of tho
schooyNd finally throws them all away, and rushes for
ward to the varied aud exciting empoymenof manhood
With my whole heart then bid these lcarians God
speed and only pray that the Lord will send labor
into the vineyard. and hasten the time when the
wealthy and influential shall emulate one another in
erecting and rerpetuatiDg not merely costly Churches
for singing His praises Sunday, but in building
House and preparing Garden for the everyday occu-
patton Of dong His will. J.r.F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28
MICHIGAN.

Somerset. Mch, Thzrsday Iuue z i'SA
MlcHsty. the daughter Of New-York, has said YES
Gt is tiou.tf) ~ thirty thousand majority in favor OF
rhe law proharine the Manufacture of Intoxicating
Beverage and ire Traffic therrin said daughter says,
Gents Of Albany please give mother chance 90 say
Yes ct No. I'D Il she does not say Yes in 50 oud and
clear voice mi satisfy all your Supreme Judges
Of TIE CoLsIiuurionshty OF the Law we will 81 once
d's,Vu les std cut tle connection"
Our Jr,g,s are satisfied on basis of 81 900, and
there vii BE- constitutional objection to smashing the
bow g ircs AM bottles ucXt December
There never has been a better prospect for Fruit
Crops are looking fair Open IN the Big Ditch. aud We
will send down few schoouers laden with c PIPER.
Mackinaw Trout sud White Fish. together Wit any
other surplus on band but no Whisky.
Very respectfully yours,
4 DAUGHrER OF NEw-YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

eooo LICK Fortune is l'r' 90 .fs a ftr'-s-i las
~ going Il bl1d tis week. Il fortune had eyes shs
.seo rot have overlooked 90 ty long Years oi pNvery
suffering ia .. .l- ctz. l-tao John irar. F.
~ ~ The uc SO ras in toWa (. Is hardly necessary
us vicinity 10 t,,i who Isasc John Butler ia. bat o.
: hher OF We nay say that be is an old brokes do VA
T@esisn sailor Do stranded nigh and DRY in Yer
~ some "A years ago The Con modore' IL inirn.
g has earned a psocaroBs living 10y doing small
s backing stove. ard boots white washing trees and
t1lghi labor Probably has not had money enough 20
ae eco in all he has had for the las. 10 years lis
ay on the western ooas. Of Norway wers respectable
sfe and amid an h;s adversely his honesty and intsg-
~ and kindness Of heart have remained steadfast In
ee Qualities, he is undoubtedly superior to any man OF
/ wealth in the country BY letter from the Swedish
osnl n New York, he is informed that deceased rss
y IN Norway hss let him over HiRo.y four A0Hsaaf
|saTs Vernon l0neils CO.. Transcript.
he Sash and Blind Factory OF SIR D. b Makopeaoe 10
Mass Wa deoyed by Ere on the night Of the q
rs from sl,oco 70 800 No insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

AnnfamOus Ourna distngushed orits letters respect
abe dresses ladies at balls length their purses
nd all sorts of disgusting personalities, is engaged in
bislng frequent bulletins describing Lord Ellesmeres
frels in the country From their character they seem
sfye been written by a discharged foOtman.
his style Of contributions to the Press is of English
min Hardly paper in the country except the one
question. can be found sufficiently vulgar and sOrdid
b 10 sneak, peep, py, and toady. 1t is possible that
re may be readers of that journal low enough to relish
outrares on the dignity of letters and the rights of
.onal priyacy-if so they should be sent to Black
ue Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

Mr. W. TAYLOR presented memorial rom 200 .'.i
zens 81 Newl City against fsps aggression prtyil,
uat Mr. IGbers ou 70 authorize the uCorpOr alton oi
Roman Catholic Societies. il q passes me S-us-- Nay
leliec'ca by the House IL represents tle measure i,
INV Sc unnecessary uurepu5 can. U.st AM elleu,
dangerous, for Tie following Win many Other reasons.
IL VII inevitably accumU o. t-c hlrls oi .lr-.. nan
ian Archbishop 81 d two Bel g.. ys3 amount 1f Dow e.
Cor property power wh,l may be-, sud 81 zee aon
az O. nemoIislst is, CERTAIN .- s.u-a as L. h 5.4u
in other countries There IS lp necessity for a1, ,.el
Measure Property can De held il C.'lo "a ia Protest.
ant Churches By trustee chosen iron c1o1. ih4 &C.
Tic mt asuie ), uurg. ayoan ia eqs-.un e r-s.ss
vast "5.l mon ro6l, our midst. j. 1.i-s. q Z
viii dsrus he people oi ilti- r s .li ll1al.e cing
,a..i.a,sls T.. e., rts.i COS -f C-,l-f-r IS. 80
,-tu. tvll5 .. ilto h- ia1is oitrs t--f-'v NJ tts
ia. Ri C4.loiD .-r,a - IS ,uneu-y dangerous, mas
much as VIII enable n Bishops 10 exert AZ unlimited
uavtuce over TIE people fer puts the key of every R0
rsn Catholic Church school. academy college ana bury
irg ground into the hands Of the Bishops Il wi break
Gown the noble resistance TO encr0achment on their rights
vbch las been made by churches in Rochester Aad
Buffalo and vii create vast W0RcyCf Hierarchy which viii
probably at no distant day. be welded by CARDINAL and
be smenabls only the Pope They call attention to the
usn Catholic Church in the United States Americans
by birth owmany RGtRrGI-sd AmcrfcdHS they know
lot nor can they see how the oath Of allegiance 10
country and its constitution is consistent with the oath Of
a Roman Catholic Bishop
The bll they regard as brought forward under crcum
stances thar give rise 10 fears respecting the
poy ed and the motives impeiug IT, for has been
lgcvsM forward IL answer 10 any petitions o. Roman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

Gov McClelland the Secretary Of the Interior,
templates leaving Washington about the lst Of July with
a view Of spending couple Of weeks in Michigan He
viii reach Monroe about the 5th, and will stay two or
three days in Detroit before returning to the seat Of
Government The Governor will be cordially me, by
bost of friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

AFrAETUt FRAY.--Dr. j. A. Kelly was in GROCERY
enkug in Mlrcad, Knox Co, OHIO, on the 2oh inst.
when his maiden sister Elizabeth went 70 the door 70 cali
hin lome Sic was shusivey ordered 10 go home and
nhd her business when she picked up two or three stones
md threw them among the deoauters, breaking two or
ree Of them, and then started Tor home The rumseer
@aght revolver from his bar chased her and cred four
e's at her, ball lodging 10 her hsb whence it can.
81 b. extracted sud smother inActing similar wound on
young boy, Motif Who sitting quietly on his s,oop
t1e door, from the groggery The wounds are both
Sy painful The rumseer was arrested and held 90 bal
II De sun of s. ooo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

VET J. r w IN. Charles Whitaker AMI George
r. n,to'f
The Convent then soj- urned 20 meet At Frlnklin
Hsl ~ o'cock q ~ moon
The w-aiisr fseEr c'niunes cool snd Esfreshing
SsNtal sittch0 ~ Ma ms tiay eessS situate
. Gree a'e - above Front. Southwark were destroyed
~ fire rs Afternoon LIS $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

OmO-Ihe Free Democracy hell mass Getting at
Mansfield Ohio ON the Doth inst, which was al rcssed
BY Samuel Lewis the Free Democratic candidate for
Governor, and Rev. + Smith A correspondent informs
rs that the attendance was large that tle PEG lie ap
pared to be very much in earnest and th It the
IpeechCs were sharp and rolling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28
meath OF Ceptnip yynIhnrb

BALTIMORE, Monday june D. 1859
Capt Walbach, Conmsndan. OF the PikeryIle Arsenal
died today
No mail south of Charleston tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28
The RnItic,s .drlcca M Neu.Orlenns

NEW-ORLEANS, Monday, June =. l853-uoon
The advices of the steamship Baltic received
at 10 O'Clock last night by the Washington and New Or
leans line.
Holders Of Cotton this morning asking c advance
Tie sales this morning amount 10 l,5CO bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

TENNrssEE-Owing to dissatisfaction in the ranks of
he Democracy Samuel Turney, Esq, is "out of the
ing" aud Col l.. l.. Gardenhire, is again on the
tack for Democratic Congressman, in the Sparta
District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28
MIcuioAS-We have received Official Returns Of
i,s rect mt Maine Law Election as folows

We have not yet heard from County which gives a
nsiOrity against Prohibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

Norm CARoLINA.-Te Wilmington Frcs Press has
hncn into the hands of John f. Bowers aud now sup
PORTS for Congress, Walter + Leak who runs independ
ui, over William Ashe, the regular Democratic can
taate They are all Democrats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

MISSISSIPPI Col i. b. Wright Dem WILDE opposed
Ik Hon d. b Majors, the present Representative Of
Ia District in Congress- who will run as an Independent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28
NoRroLT. Va AT the close of the polls, June >,
the vote Tor Mayorwas follows

So Hunter Woods is the Mayor elect.
II Garnet be asceltsined who are elected t. III the
oAer of ces till the tickets examined, which wiz
euPy several days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

TIRRr1oRY OF WAsHNGTOY.-Col. Moses Hoagand,
Of AinersbuIg, Ohio formerly member Of Congress has
teen appointed by President Pierce Judge of Washing
ton Territory vice Hon. John X. Miller resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

6ToReIA-Col James l.. Seward has been nomnated
as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the LIST
District and has accepted Col Gaulden it is said viii
also be a Democratic candidate.