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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

INDIAN BREAD-This pure and healthy article of
food should be used family may be had Of "a,
Subscriber No s7 Greenwic corner OF jane Dp, No SSI
it.u'''N y" anu wv " MAGcELLUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
From Ncw-Mexico.

Corre-yondence of The St Louis lnieligescef
SANTA FE Monday Jan. 81 1883.
The Territory is very quiet lndeed-has
sort OF daddy quiet in business and ever thing else
The legislature greater curiosity than ever and
put the q t. ID. the bottom of the proposition that
the Mexicaps capable of self government and
AZ they now have business with Legislative As
senbly-a stronger and more concentrated government
would be more for their benefit The Anti American
spirit more evident and more openly avowed than
have seen before. IL Is nov their aV0wen pur-
pose 10 elect p MeTicda 10 Congress They may not
even regard the I'd non, Is, Article Of the Constit
cn which requires citizenship of seven years TO be-
come Representative in Congress None OF these peO-
pie you know have been citizens OF the United states
more than four years, with the exception OF Miguel
OteTO, no Is not Oh The impression is thar Con
nelly combine strength than any other Ameri'
can, and he will probably be the candidate against
Weichfman All the American influence Will certainly
20 with him. and hope enough of the Mexican tn elect
him The MeXicans are beginning TO be iatsued win
WeghmHn.
TIE Commissioners Of public buildings are busy IN
taking the preliminary steps 20 commence the new
building and spend the $50 OOO and have advertised Tor
the quarrying OF part OF the stone the plan which
the Commissioners have in view for building viii cost
about $50 COO trust viii get IL 70 spend though
the proposition of the Secretary of War 10 buy rs out
and to location where we can be more ehespg
defended does not argue favorabS TO prospects Tor
the appropriations What proposition How regard
less OF common sense and decency
New-Mexico has a Delegate IN Congress we Aacs
hand ; but how much has he accomplished for her
presume the present oihcehoders are not 20 be re-
corded in the general bargain and sae-but 20 be colo
nized by permission of General Pierce after the 4th of
March, high up on Salt River
In anticipation OF the last movement petitons numer'
ously signed have been sent forward for the appoint
ment OF Major Cunning CHAM Governor. Everybody
set ms 10 think that Democrat we must have ana tnat
Cunningham should be that Democrat.
We get along with Governor Lane very wen-he ex'
h,bts strong desire 70 do something for the country,
meddles not with psrtssnshp and evidently honest
and sincere in Gil hs motives for one will dislike to
lose him. hut suppose in the OF political events
that NUT be. $
p S-We are much in want of mechanics here
Thirty or forty masons and carpenters would md en-
poy fnent here and il would likely be permanent for
several year, must after the State House build
Penitentisry-if Congress will give the funds we ask
tor and have right to expect. Wages will be from
So TO 81 90 If in your way mention this TO
scu,a of, our numerous builders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
INDIA AND CHINA.


The East India mail had arrived in England,
but brought no letters from Manila or Batavia.
The Northwest was reported tranquil.
From Burmah the ordinary channels of COM
municstion cay nothing Of consequence has occurred
The Rango0n Chronicle, a new paper, an
nounces (but gives details that the 18th Of jan
uary the King of Ava dethroned by the heir up
parent also that the Burmese had evacuated Cathay,
which the British would dismsntle, and then follow the
enemy 10 Mesday.
Pegu and Prone were very unhealthy.
Gold discoveries are reported in Malacca.
From China the accounts of the insurrcction
are meagre.
Trade at Annoy was dull
Shanghae dates are TO the Sd of January.
Silk had advanced S5a $40, and Tea adj
vanced one teal.
Tunnage was wanted Imports were dull.
BOMBAY, 26th January.-COtton dull Opium
firm and buoyant; Turrentane and Linseed OIL dull
ETeghts to China, 23021
CALCUTTA 18th January.-But little change
in the export market Large shipments of Rice and
Cotton makiDgto Britain. Oil Seeds active Imports
generally depressed Exchange unsltered.
CANTON, 18th January Cotton has receded.
Turkey Opium sells at 800 la Tea the principal bus
mess had been in green for America Other articles
unchanged. Money scarce.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Feb. lS.-Grain much
depressed, but capitalists hold on. Cotton firm at
about previous quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

eueou.bs rshts Which the cation las b navrrs'e ,e
rvrrs the Altar invites al the nstons oi Zoe
carih m ravirAte then, and promises
lst 70 donate the Bolivar terrisory ior INC p1rpoe-
which the law allows, tracts OF land rom Que e.sas "
twelve leagues square TO the inoiVduss or eonTes so
sailing from the Annnc, shall SrTve AZ Any ooe o. N
rons declared 20 Be pots of entry and nsy ~sn 70 iound
psu tier, asrculrursl or industrial esablis1nents -
"a Ta ru.rnrtv The ard o thOrsand doirs-sle
o6O-to ,h s.- se.ssr which, through the La PA's o.
An .zor nay .rriye At either Of The aforementioned
points =, 49, -,s-.,.
ofthe earth md of the national industry.
SIN In due tiue there will Be established and regsfed a.
the aktv,-uenf.red points. where II may be necessary
Custom Houses for the loading and unloading o. mechan
d ~. Government seeing thsi the charges Tor the use OF
these Custom Houses may b moderA,e possible.
6th This decree Will Be submitted for the eIamusfon
ard approval OF Congres- on their next meet ng.
7th i- Minister Of Sta-e in the ooe % Foreign Rea
tions u charged with is Glr NJ By circulating lt, and
communicating it 70 all whom u may concern.
Given IN the Paace Of the Suprerne Government N tne
Peace Of Ay.euchO 9th Jan lsb5ih Of Independence
and 9Th Of Liberty. - $500. ,,-
N1stsf o. ForeEn Reauont Raael Bastlo
Ar,,.f@dc ouv A..as ALraaEt. u OlilL MtyOd
IWE.klnsca Croa, IRA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
AUSTRIA.

Lebeney, the attempted assassin, was eNsca-
ted at Vienna, 20th ult
The Emperor has not quite recovered from
the wosnd which Is more serious than was al nrs sup
posed.
Rumors, whichare carefully contrsdicted, say
that mob had assaulted the British Ambassador at Wien
ua and attacked the embassy The truth seems to be
that they broke his windows
The statement Of the German papers that
Austria snd Prss STA insist EngSnd bSnshins refugees
ON pain of closing their dominions against The English
j. not true The principal families IN Vienna have, how
ever agreed not invite Englshmen or their families
10 their holnes This is in retaliation for Engan shell
serine NazEin and kossuth
Tue Hungarian conspiracy recently diScoy-
covered among the prisoners in ColooTn hsd rarhca-
tons NJ Pcsh The plan g. set fire % the fortress
and In the confusion the Provost was 70 hberste the
prisoners, while the ses outside seized the arsenal
The Provost was hanged the discovery OF the plot,
Unusual symptoms OF fermentation were OBJ
serysble throughout; Austria. Many arrests hGa taken
place AZ Prague.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
HONDURAS.
The MOSQUITO Troubles-Briti-h Doi,gs.

The Mosquito Troubles-Britf.h Doings.
The Boston Tracelier gives the following
version of the news from Honduras, which appeared
in the telegraphc column of evening edition of Sat
urdsy
By the arrival at this port Of the brig Helen Jane
from Truxlo Honduras FEB. q, we have the partcu-
lars Of the proceedings OF the English steamer Deyasa-
ton ct TuxilO.
Mahogany il one Of the most valuable products Of
Honduras and the Government Of that country exacts
duty Of $40 per from al engaged IN cutting their
territory. Al Limas the Roman River, English sub
iects had large number Of men eating mahogany, and
refused to pay any duty TO Honduras on the ground
that the territory did not belong TO them The Govern
meDt then forbade any Of the Inhabitants of Honduras
assisting in the cutting most OF the cutters At Linas
being inhabitants OF Honduras About four months ago,
the CommAndant at TruxilO cent force TO Limas, 10
drive of the English engaged in cutting there. The Of
hcer Of the deachmen first made the English pay the
Honduras men their wages then hauled down the Eng
sh flag and left force there 10 prevent the English
from again returning 10 cut. The Honduras found
cutting for the English taken 10 Truxillo and I'M
prisoned.
Things remained in this position until about the mid
die of February, the English manoi.war steamer De-
vasiaiiOn arrived az TTuXlllO ana made formal de-
mand the authorities for the immediate withdrawal
of the troops from Limas and also thatthey interfere
further in the cutting of mahogany at Las b. English
subjects. The commandant Of the steamer also int
mated that a claim tor the damage sustained by the
Englsh in being thus driven of would be made
hereafter
Until noon of the day Of the demand given TO the
authorities TO ISSUE the order otherwise the cOmmander
of the steamer would proceed TO Lmss and remove the
troops by force The order for their removal gwen
by the Trxo authorities under protest, and thus the
affair ended, the troops having been removed and the
cutting resumed by the EDslish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
ITALY.

Some arrests are yet taking place at Milan
The church bells are still mute, and all the betfes
guarded .
The dissemination Of false news is punishable
by court, martial and II u under confederation prose
cute writers foreign papers Seven Of the ely gts
were opened the 18th Of February for pas seassrs
with passports
The Pdriiamento states that it has received
notice Of the Issuing Of decree by the Austrian govern
mebt conhscating the whole property Of all
refugees The atrocity OF this makes IL discredtsbe.
The Superior Counsel Of the Jesuits has pre-
septed document the Pope with the nriuation tna
hewi send ii TO all Catholic powers as protest ANS
those South American republics whic1 have exPe"ed
the yesuits. .
On the 4th of March eight new cardinals
were to be nominated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

SHOCKING" 0ccURREScE.-Th WatedO,en
Jta Coz J5ryal says that the shock Of an eartb
quake Wa Z u that nifty ahcU two O'Clock on the
te-lpS q saturday. considerable lumir Of citizens
Nho were t-Ee Il the tine, describe the v5rstous which
were se:y crnet. gentleman OF Copenhagen who was
u Posit-o q noe the phenOmescn particularly thus de-
srbes ~ The shock occurred about 10 minute. mast
odoeh Tie srst part Of the shock VA severe so much 90
tEsf persoSs were aroused Om sound sleep Stoves and
e.eexeiy iAed After these eeased, the rambling sound
cortrued a. at rnInute and hall eDdiur win n,-H
sef OF s1ht 1ocks and vibrations and GRADUALLY ceasd
lie eor;rz.icn duration Of the whole shock and vbra
uonsSa about two two and half Minutes The hon.
1oa was covered with Light unbroken cloud. Thsrn0re
ter s'coc AZ y four degrees below freezing point Very
al, sDc 10 wand snrrng az the time The citizens OF
Lep sfon. Niagara Co alarmed bT the sane ra.nfe
saons a O'Clock on the same morning hundred miles
distant rem AEiertown The crOckey ia that place h,d
me shaking up, with that OF WsteriOwD. AT North
Anercsn earthquakes shake tea eups ,ugArtow and ola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
GERMANY.

The Custom Conferences between the GOV.
ernments Of the South Germauic were cloSei on the
sAl ILL.,, ~ Vienna
SaxOny and HesSe, With all the miner Govern
nents have signhed their adhesion TO Inc treaty lust
concluded between Austria and Prussia enc wiz assent
to the renew al OF the Zolserein with Hanover
The Duke OF oldenburg, father OF the Queen
OF Greece died suddenly on the s'th I'LL lie Is sue
ccede1 ny his son Peter.
A new Company hiss been established Tor
s,esmers iron HSmburs 10 Valparaiso
Geryinus was put on trial, 24th ult Cor
trrason at Man i'm Tor hs introduction 10 tie History
of the Nirs;eensA Ceafary. HIS sentence has osen
efcrrci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
Jy Arcularius

Total ............S94234 90 Sl5,6>0 06...S52 III -
The above Ia submitted TO the Tax Payers OF each
Ward, TO show the amount Of money saved by the
Police Experiment when they cleaned the streets for
ISL
This statement does not include the salaries Of the
Street inspectors in sixteen Of the Wards appointed
supersede HE Captains Of those Wards who happened
TO be Wings AZ there four Opposition Captain.
not desaed necessary appoint Street Inspect
ors in their places We understand that during lo5l
street manure sold 10 the value Of $4,000, and
during l5J2 the sales amounted to only $4,000
1t thus appears that this one movement for political
effect cost the citizens Of New.Yofk something ike the
following items
Excess 0r street cleaning IN 1882 IT 20
Saisne= Of sixteen superntsndeuts ......... 800 ~
Sold lees quantity of street manure by..... 5000 -
Total S5Z1<f ~
II il is said that there street cleaning Ia
ls52 than during the preceding year then what became
Of the greser amount Of dirt which must have
been gstheredi Ocular demonstration, and the re-
turns for sales Of manure unfortunate for
tuch conclusion.
u The Young Mems Democratic Union
Club, suddenly alarmed at the prospect Of the deliver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
FRANCE.

The Pope's journey TO Paris is confidently
'ooked for. HE Holiness viii stay in France two
months, at Compeigne.
NJ. Bushbeck had an audience with the En-
pcror, VINO assured him that the Imperial manutacto-
ries should be worthiy represented at the New'fork
Exhibition.
Nothing was doing in politics. There are
rumors of new Senators, mostly ex.leginmists.
The typhus fever had been prevalent in Pa
re- bat Is sbsting though there are lsOo cases still IN
the hospital.
The Presse, assemble, aud Mode. have re-
ceived warnings.
A letter from Macao says the French
Charge has protested agains, the persecution OF Chris
iians there ,
Unsuccessful attempts were made on the
25th ut by an unknown inceodsry, 10 tire the romo'
arsenal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
LATER FROM MEuco.-We have later ad-

LATEk FKUN MLAICU- VIC Ho'V I1VVI UU
vices from Vera Cruz, reaching 20 March T.
with tome new items from Mexico City. The
President and the Chiefs of Divisions in the Capital IL
wa. ruuored, were in state of disagreement. Senior
Munoz Ledo Of the present Cabinet Is said exert his
influence In favor Of civil War. Eleven votes have
been given for Santa Ana President In Merida the
Capital OF Yucatsn, revolutionary movements are IN
full blast The Government had ordered the two small
port of Huaiulco and Altas 20 be closed in four months
they not possessing sufficient natural advantages Gen
Rancarte had left Mexico, with brigade OF fifteen
hundred men and six pieces OF artillery, 20 bring 10
terms the state of Guansiuato which would not adopt
the revolution Senior Don lgnaco Mora VIlanil had
arrived a, Tehuantepec. commissioned by the Govern.
mep 70 deliver up the sthmus to the representatives OF
the Sloo Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

Barring Brothers report material change in colonial and
foreign produce tins week. GRAIN dull at late quotations.
with ssht reduction effect sales CorroN dull weeks
sales 800 East India Sd decline RcE-no disposition
shown purchase and former quotations ohtanabe
SUGAR in healthy demand; l2OO hhds. Havana sold
S7eaSs6. TEa-htte or nothing doing during the week.
TALLow steadier TuRFENTISE quieter; rough, Ia s !;
SPIRITS (Amercen cask) held at 65 COFFEE active and
IN speculative demand prices tending upward Cont
rental ad,ces also show improvements large business
doing in Hamburger and Holland at q improvement
LiNsEED CaKE-AmeTicsn dull, but unchanged METALS
Copper Iron steady aud firm; Rails 20 10 So
Scotch Pig Glasgow, good mixed 81 Iced firmly sap
ported 1Ir-a further advance Of s. WooL--the last
colonial eal &c show higher figures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE N Y. TRIBUNE
EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL NEWS By THE CANADA
AT HALIFAX.
INTERESTING ITtMS-SRlPWRECkS.
STATE OF THE MARKETS, Sc- &c.

Owing to disarrangement Of the wires, we
were enabled to give bat small portion OF the Cana
as's news Saturday morning. The telegraph resumed
operations Saturday evening and gave Us the following
additional intelligence:
HAIHAx, Saturday, 10, 1888
The Collins steamship Atlantic from New
York Peb 10. arrived at Liverpool at 6, Is A. NJ "a
instant.
The screw steamship City Of Manchester,
tprobsbly City of Glssgow) sailed from Liverpool at
s.3oP.M, of the I'd inst for Philadelphia.
The Canada, in lat. 40 % NJ, long. % 10 W.,
passed large steamer with red fnnnesupposed from
New. York for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
IiYcrnooI Cotton Mnrkcf.

LlNLRpOOl- FrldaY, March Z, 10.
The trade in Cotton has been dull all the week at Prices
IN tavcroi buyers Purchasers lthstandag anticipate
better choice and lower rates the ARRIVAL OF large
ports due. Daring the last days the demand has
somewhat improved and the pEces Friday are nearly
Ieganed-say tue lower grades Of American -6d ID
those quotations. and other qualities about equal
them The sales OF the week foot up $3.50 bales neud
OF the week have been S. 5 bales but 1t W be few DAYS
before this placed the market The present stock Is
6s t1 bales The following tie authorized quotations
fsu Orleans hddng Oreans........5.i
tair Moblles......6,d hiGdlins Mobiles IS sled
Fair Upsrds. Cd hla6ins pands. SD
The market closes rather stesdeg Soe crculzrs quote
Atanue nlT at sd uiddHg AtAn,., 9.l6d. inferior
end ordinary, Ada sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
TURKEY.
The war between Turkey and Montenegro is

The war between Turkey and Montenegro is
over.
A telegraphic dispatch Of the LIST inst, says
Omer Psfhs Is ordered 10 hosrilities and the
march of the Austrians the Croatan frontier
termapded This results from Prince Lenegens mission
10 ConstantiDope The Porte had granted demands
Of Austria and il not true that Turkey bad thrown
herself on the protection of France and England II IL
believed that Austria moderated her demands that the
question of cedDg the porn Of kleek and 5utofna was
Dot proposed; and that diplomatic Congress viii as
semble 81 Paris IN May, TO adjust remaining difficulties
between the two powers.
The French Ambassador has obtained from
the Porte promise of indemnity TO the French holders
Of the Turkish loan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
Liverpool Grain Market.

BEEr arrives freely and quite dull TIE Gales Of
tiug The rst egsits Of Cd has been nearlv all
taken The taer Qualities are unchanged but inferior u
lower. Futae inesS 70. Z IL Ordinary, 81 $50.
fOGK rather dnll-uore sellers thai buyers ArHeary
quotes IriIue 81 70 GS1 6.
BAeoN isia iGlI demand Receipts trsing. Eacern 81
$50.
LAAD much depressed. IS sed. but ouly So bid TIE
GEoiSi.cH Gulte uolnlnal
CEEGsC hSs aey1noee a. srd wanted tor London.
fue IS II request al taliy lAst e~k's rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
THE LATEST.

The French Funds remain very firm; a p
Cents, lo5as5.
Mazzini is suppOsedto have got on board the
English figa,e Retribution, ct Genoa
At the Liverpool Cotton market on Satur-
day March s. the sales Of the day were 5000 bales the
market elosing tsmely Prices Of all kinds unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
REAL E.rArr.-The following property was
10 o'clock Saturday night a

FREs.-AbOut 10 o'clock Saturday nIgnf !,
d,e broke oat in the ower part Of the buiidpg NO ~
R,osdWay occupied by Me-sr. Cameron a. Edes -.
f,ncv dry sooGs Despite the most energetic
ofthe frenen tie contents Of the store were mo.tJ
,,oyeS by ere or damaged by water Insured Tor sion
,bs North River Insurance Company The bgildins e~
tanned bat little dairsge
Az half.past o'clock yesterday morning
Ere was discovered BY Policeman Maher Of the ssG'S
Wsrd in the large buiidlDg No. ia Nsrsrt,
Iobn G Lord importer OF hatiens iuIs &c Ine htsie
al The district were esriy the GROUND IN large
sud succeeded n oonning the nre % the store ~
originated The stock WIS greatly DAMAGED ~ 80.
cured The briidiDg not much dsnasgea' Jus P''
were unable TO ascertslr the cause OF TIE fne'
SuIcIpE Al FLOREscE's HoTEL--i estsfag
uorrng about O'clock Mar ue IarrAdo spal 800
reuasp who las been Stopping az F'ofenSss NOE - ~
81 Nsl.fK-st and Broadway, eouHhtsep -, -.
Toon by sbootipg himself IN the mouth Win
reie1 nitol The report heard by sotne o. e M
~ the kou,e who Eesieped 70 the room oeespss ~
sss, and on opening Biz door found hin weitsrss -
bIooI de- bed on Which he laid completely N pe
M,Sies AID vas immediately Proea.ed e1t p.9ss -, are
istSu. Leneft IS the poor man fingered Vol 49,
hr.s exrtred. The decreased sefore reu ~ -
s,,5.y nigr reauesssd hr. John d. Orstrd eiess
b,si 20 MAZE out Ms bill he was GOING away % 81
If,er eesih Ar Ohastec gave notice % Cofosrf "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
Li,erpoo, Proyi.io, Marker.

WHEAT hss met with fair oonsumPtiye demand bur a.
further abatement OF ia p kLogE continues dad ~ %
sdecune In CokN, soSt ,heF, is uothug dong while
on the SPOT retail parcels only sold White IS as
10 yer, and yellow sat.
Western Canal hoVR quoted a. q as Baitirnore
sud Philsde pAa, q cas-; ohlo - 6d25 CanadisI s.
$3.50. White NuENT slew a. 6|6d1fs; red 6SF7:
White CoEN, 81 g. yellow, 10 d5Il mixed, 81 y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
SWITZERLAND.

Ii is stated that two agents of an American
Emigration Company have proposed 10 the GovernmeH;
of Ifcino 10 convey 20 America the natives OF thar
Canton " DO We're expelled from Loalesrly.
Radetsky has somewhat diminished the rig
mrs al the blockade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
London Money Market.

LONDON, Fnday, March T. l85S.
The demand for MONEY continues undated rates tend
ing upward. Large arrivals of gold expected daily
The BULLION in the Bank OF England shows decrease
CoSsoLs closed steady at s,ds9i The precious metals
remain As last quoted excepting American Eagles which
sold ia London the 4th, at 10 4 T. ounce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

FRox NEw-GRESIDA.-By the brig Put
nam, Capt Pierce from Ssvanila, we have CSths-
gena papers to the 18th ult. They contain no news,
but several able articles on the expulsion OF the
Jesusts and in favor the absolute liberty Of worship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
AUSTRALIA.

Accounts have been received TO the 9th Dec.
The arrivals of gold Melbourne during the last week
or two had been somewhat less many miners being out
exploring.
Provisions were lower, but still dear Crews
were easily obtained. Emigration undillinished.
Gold was worth 90 g 9 peroz.