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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

~ A Correspondent OF The Gardiner Fosa
ian writing from Hass Haroor Mount Desert describes
the storm OF the 18th ut appeared there 10 have
been awful sud sublime thunder cloud pascal over
the place which, for terrific appearance exceeded any
thing ever witnessed there The same Correspondent
adds
The lightning was OF purple color and souet,mes sp
reared ke balls OF ere coming through the Windows and
doors aud down the chmueys while tho houses uetbled
and shook 60 their foundations.
Mrs Holden was nesr window, winding up scocs )
hall Of tire through the window aud struck her Rand
which beuumhsd her She then. with all In The hous
retrt sied the entry Another Hash succeeded and n
d oom nom which they had retired rtseneied volume
Of fire. whirlng round aud producing cracking NOISE
smi or appearance of frc and cFscsas noses
we've heard IA large number OF the houses some Who
heard the noise say that il sounded like bfrsss 4sAs
Csu Maurice kco hal his hght extinsu shed, and his
vile was injured Tie hs wife on - bed. and found
machat hst instant SrOet fash came aud ixn'ted the
match sud threw him several feet becs award L. Martin
received 80 severe sheck that he could not spsas g oes
uuie.
great many persous weT- slightly injured Some wers
struck iu the feet some the eye ~he Others were cleo
tried some pow erfully aud lightly. Bot what was
rev sngr person wss allied OF rousiy injured nor
sbudng dssged but cluster of trees within few rods
Of two dwelling houses not thus fortunate The cleo
tic uid came down among them, taking them CAT ey the
roots with stones sud esrn and throwing all IA every dec
ton some hanging by their roots from the tops
OF the al accent trees-roots mp, tors fowr -, .
The hghinns after entering the earth 81 the deptn OF
several feet ard Tor space 10 feet IN dsmeser
dvergsd INTO different directions One course whch
II tok led through the orep lsad making chasm TO the
eph Of Seysrs feet and connuedto march unohsfzueted
bv the solid ground any other substance TO the
distance Of $40 se; lifting oyerurnins and throwing OUT
long by wide and hurting adistAnco, rocks stones
and Oofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Municipal Elections.
NEw.BEDFoRD Mas.

NEwBEDFoRD. Mas.
Wnis Free soii.
hsyor Reich ..........lO2 2 French ,obl
Scattering. ~. Whole number, 2o9+ Necessary 10 a
choice, l,oi8. Frenchs majority,
The Coalition ncke, generally prevailed for Alder
raen and other Cay oGi,ers.
CAMBRIDGE, Mas
Whig Ind Sc,t Dem
Mayor - Green o.. 800 Edwards. ...iT Douglas. %
Mr. Greens Majority, Ss
Entire Wing ticket elected
BATH, Me
VIM opp MAJ
MAYER . =. Bailey .......i2O All others'.....'no d
Both branches Of the CRY Goyernmea, unanimously
Wing
BEARDsrowS, ILL.-An election for Mayor
In the Sty Of BesrdstOwn came of short time since
The Ahon Courier DEM says The competitors
were j. L. sherman, telegraphic operator Mr.. c. H.
Fox. hotel keeper and German, name unknown
The Dutchman showed the clesnest pair Of heels com
pletely di.,sncDg the lightning man, aud laid ont
the hotel. keeper completely in the race
ITHACA, n Y-The entire Wing ticket was
elected with the exception of one Trustee-Noel Kat
tfll-who was run on the Democratic ticket, but
elected By Whig votes John l.. Wilton was elected
Treasurer Al the meeting of the new Board, Arson
Spencer was ehoeen President, aud spence Spencer
Clerk.
PHEsIxyILLE, PA-The Borough Election
has resulted in the choice Of Isaac Pennypseker a.
Chief Burgess and the Of town ticket opposed 20
crantipg Liquor Licenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT-HEN.

~ RI Z RICHARDS at THOMAS MURPHY sSs ollef--
Ir persasrar JzL<,E o. Cent MIR - e te "a
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s-sy .cfr- ., q arc l.-, ,henos ran11z ~ es-fy
80 q Ave- ~ ten .ass ssd rn
IL NE q pasfy al tasee -sih
10y a. al srOs, tse 1,1e q tie A. pa
= - t--.oe sorfh ssssry pxrs. "a l3hst,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
NETWORK ard NEw-HAvEN RAIL

1NROAD-wlEIEsASzA IS, lss1
-TsIIs oct Of newton Accommodation and 5cscl.
Of ard ~ A NJ ard P NJ through to Se--H.veo-
At9lo A NJ and Il n. throngi % Port Chsstsr
The II. A n. rurs connection with trsia from Ss--
Haven to sIcTe AID Springfield aud with tram over sse
CsIal Roed
EIFKTss TRANS 81 3 A. n and 3. P. " for He~-HIven
Hartford, sJnLsitld WsEcessr add 3csion Conoeeusgf
River and Vermont Rsiros6E The A " tr.in eoo9ee,-
at EewBsysn With tram Of the New London Road -
EewLon6on. foTElCh. StOungtoa G1d Providence. The
SO p. VI. 70 kcw-LoBCCn only.
ThesA n s'Ors az Stamford al BH1sspor- eonaeei-
with Hous1toic E1d Ssagstrck RAILROADS - Bridge
port. To. = P ~ s-,ts :. STANFORD, N9r~Ak and BRIDE
port eopuecilre with DA1bgFy RlrOad st N0rSak and
with HoUsstCac sEd SaEsL;ucS Rslsols a. BRIDGEPORT
Trans into Ss~-ioTk Accom- mediation and SPec.1-Af
81 and g a " and J. " through from New HAsea
At 81 A. u. ard : IS 7. NJ fro P0r- Chester. ,
The 9S5 A. NJ receives pas-e0sers Lom S2rnrhed Anh
Hartford New Lcucon and Canal RGIOlas II Ne- fFel
The p ". passengers rom Hartford and Sprin.
field and Northern Railroads.
ExFREss TRANS leave SeE-HavcB arrival Of t1ias
from Bostob J. aud 20 P II, tstoPpins al Bra4spoft
EoGwah AID Stanford , leaving Boston A. NJ and y
+. NJ TIaBs Of the SeWLoldoa Road ran Ia eonnscton
See large b Of At The SesOn House sad
prircipa hota'a GEO WHISTLER, IT. saP't
New. Haven. December, i252
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
IMPROVEMENT of the Hudson at Albany.

Mellen Bsttel proposes instead Of the pro-
jected ship Canal TO make The Hudson River nsVgabe
for large vessels 70 Albany, by building two strong
walls parallel with each other AZ such distance IRON
the shores contract the eurrentOi the river 20
1886 feet Or 10 copy bis own description bis plan u
70 commence at the end Of the present dock At the
south end Of the city, and opposite, Al Greenbash,
pier on each side Of the ryer az es - fset above
low water marx contracting the ver TO 1865 ieet or
the width IL Al toe Boston docs, and carrying down
with one width straight possible cutting o. al N
terseeting branches and Islands. and where y crosses
branches runs IL deep water sinking eros oil ainoa
6Iled With ssne 10 lox.wareF mark then commence
rough stone wall feet wide 81 bttOm sna teet al top
and AZ least Is feet high covering ne Top WIZ stone nr
whole widrh-w where L on the Aiands or near tac
shore driving piles and laying down cap tlmbers and
erosstes >, loW-water mark. and thea commencing
ssn wJil
z derirsbIe would build bulk bead extending 20 the
high ground prevent the current from passing back
Of the wall Where passed he brsncaes or into deep
water would leave gsteways, % thAf wa Necessary
10 exeays;e 10 get - 20 feet OF water would pas
through taess gates dump the earth or -toue behind
the wall These piers and docks or walls would en-
tend down TIE Ter say u miles, 70 New Baltimore. or
lrtker If necessary tut Il u not essential that mia wall
.hCud be tight, for the si water back 81 the wall
viii suppoEt T. particularly IN the winter when the Ice
breaks Up.
me ice back of the wal viii supper, against the soA.
ing ice Nor viii the ice crowd hard against the wall,
Wien the rirer al Of enc wif,h-for When the ice
rises the wall berg soping Il viii leave the wall and
move away without damnng up. Besides, II the river
u conrscted the waite: vii deepen and al substances
q. The bottom become more ouoysnt me watcr deep
ems and the zee vii not freeze Thick II deep eur
rent does In sr shoal water Be.des, If the river
Of one width Tie lee wB be Of viih and narrow
than tie river. sc.eirs prevent from moving
cur
The cost he estimates AZ O. 600 m and seems ct nr''
dsht 20 show eone.Gsively thar his plan "oad DC mo-
only far sdyuugeo1s han canal and IN 'ns en-
.ar ists ecssY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

WaSHtNsruN, FRIDAY, Mach ', lSld
,,TSrIrNrS Your KIND note, Nhicn was handed me
81 evening. was as unexpected a. Il was gratifying
While cannot dater myself with the Idea that am
Justly entitled % al the prne which your friendship has
so generously bestowed am .rIk % confess thar DO
feel th.t have spared no pains to inert
OF The however you are the best luiges You have
been my daily companions, and can best appreciate the
motives With which have discharged my Official duties
But IL i due 10 you and 20 those who preceded some OF
YOU as my official advisers 70 say that the success OF
nv Administration u chiefly owing 20 the WISDOM mar
mopy hdelity and ablty Of my councillors and that
the country a. well ~ myself owes them a deOt OF
gratitude which doubt not u viii snzc IN due time,
and cheerfuly discharge.
No President more fortunate taat nave ocen
in the election of hs Cabinet. No manifestation OF un-
lind feeling or even hard word, has ever disturbed me
hsruonious action OF the council board This cordial
unsnIuty has only advanced IT, pubic service out
hss been all times asOurce ct una'oysd -Niesc
ton sha ever reflect upon our socuI and ofncla IN
trrcoursc with great pleasure, and cicrsh 70 my latest
breath, the dsiuteTested friendship with winch mas
been marked .,.,.,
Please TO accept my sincere thanks for the faithful
able and satsactnctory manner In which you have re
pecvey discharged the ariuous and rcsponsDle duties
aryour several rice and also my best wishes toryour
health and prosperity, and believe me, gentlemen, your
si,rere fri'nd MmLARD FILLMORE.
UDn Flo,rI Eyeett Thomas Corsu, Alexander ~ IL stuart
Chafle. ~ Colrad Jahn 2 keuacdy, john Cn.nden. =
n. Hubbard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Diamosd Cui Diamond.

The goseips Of Havana have been much
snased, have the ms, reliable sa;or.iy, BY
an adver rure which has recently aiken place there and
We principal personsSos II witch were no loss than tae
Vice President elect CT these Uased StStes and hs
high mig tness the Captain General OF Cubs.
he latter has from the Hrsi shown s,rons desire 10
usa' NJ hing with the niHsos, hospitality and polite
ses. orie; time Sftsr Mr. hnss arrival az Havana.
u'e Capssin General him very polite note IN
curing ween IL would sui, him to receive visit from
us hsSeelensy seacr caAedo. Mr.. hns replied, nam
lns Cay and hour.
The day came, and NJ King though very uawsu,
dressed With more than usual receive his de
GhsSsnea VISITOR Ana prepare IN other ways for
casi0a which VAS Of 20 small ialpOgtsnce Moments
clipped svsy sfhoafs and ho,,rs and ias,y iu.t a
The inyshd hosi, wesned out AMI Snpoyei sss about
&c retire, in dashed, with mach noise and ceremony ana
many Fro'oaud bows uniformed, Sixriie,tcd AMI
geld laced "sSluiSni. Who sitter many polite I'd rssss
informed Mr. Nag thar tee Captain General wss very
soriy-mpch greved-cvcreow Of ousness-anpers-
tive duties, g., SekoPod 20 be excased-wosld HIS
EXceency name another DAY sud hoar when His High
Mighnness, Senor CSnedc. could wal, On him
His Exceeaey regretted that the Captain General had
80 much pressing business, &c, AID would such
dSy and hour for the much desired interview.
Out went the "Adjutart.' with smiles. bows, and
courteous phrases.
The second DAY for the Interview came Mr.. King
sesin prepared 10 receive biz powerful VISITOR again
was he disappointed again. sitter long delay came ne
bcsrsnged "AG)utSnt with the same bows ami speeches,
and the excuses, and .ae same request that tvs
ENcelency would nsrne day, Sc.
Much 10 the asonisemcnt OF the polite AbufSnt ne
received an snswcr 10 the effect tat Mr. King wW
very bad health, snd the Captain General need not
trouble himself 90 visit him.
Order my Garage immediately" the Captain Gene
rsl Is reported have SAID wdca this curt timaion
r.lcl ed him With the usual state ds play he proceiei
~ cali on Mr. King II rather lsre. aud the latter
was preparing % retire tor the ngat The spanish
tlensn sen; up bis card sad would DO extremely glad
to Mr.. King. Nc, Ming ~Ss very much indispossd
snd could ret receive tue Csp,srsnersl. The latter
then .kei 70 see Mr. Kings Secretary The Secretary
had zone to bed and aeitlcr could he receive the Cap
tain General Departure OF the latter in no pleasant
mCod
Such is the tenor Of the ehtchst which, az last &C
eounts served as the mental yepss. for the Inhabitants
Of the beautiful city Of Havana The story no doubt
exaggerated, out il Is stiu very piqusnI ~ u Pic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
VTHE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY Of
II the CITY Of NEW. YORK.
A. GHnn mn.

HUME lNbOhhANSN NNNA' ~A~'~ ~
Il the CITY of NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
Under the presidency Of SIMEON l.. LOOMS late OF
the Etna Co. of Hartford, Conn.
This Company will be prepared at the expiration OF ths
necessary legal notice to insure aganH loss or damage eI
Fire in this City and throughout tie country Also to TAX
rsas Of Inland Navigation on favorable terms
DIRECTORS;
Simeon l.. LOOMS,
Jasper Corniug firm Of Corning Co.
Theodore McNamee, firm OF Bowen McNamee
Richard Bigelow, finn OF Dosne, hins 90
William II. Mellon, firm OF Clafen, Mellen Co
Geo Bss trm Of Gee Bliss Co.
Amos X. Emo, finn of Euo, Mahony \ Co
Oliver +. Wood, finn of Willard Wood
Levi F. Stone firm OF Stone STAR
Henry q. Ely firm Of Ely, Capp Bowen
Jsmts Low, hnn OF Jas Low 60,
Charles b. Hatch, firm Of {. d. Hatch Co
John b. Hutchinson, fIm OF J. {. Howe Co.
Willsm o. Lambert finn OF A. 4 A, Lawrence Co.
Charles A BulIiey, firm Of Buckley l. Co
Levi Lew A asSn si 1I Of mn ii Rssse
Amos I. Dwight firm Of TIowbr'dge Dwight Co.
John q Nelson, brm of Nelson 90.
Charles p Baldwin, firm OF Baldwin, Starr 4 Co
SeOise D. Morgan, firm of E. D. Morgan 4 Co.
Thomas Messenger, finn Of I. II. Messenger
CsrSss u Notion, firm Of Norton Butler HOyt'
Stephen Paul, finn of Boyd 4 Paul;
Buckland w. Bull firm Of Haskell, Merrck oaH
Alfred :. Barnes, firm of A. s. Bssnes 4 Co.
Roe Lockwood, firm Of r. Lockwood 4 Son
Lucius Hopkins, 6rm OF Hopkins, Allen 90
James A. Dwight 6m of Brown, Palmer psisht =.
Isaac II. Frethinshan firm of frotnnshaS Newe" "
John II. swif firm Of Swift, HuribnitS 70
NAH A Wors, firm of wOrt Drake; 40
Nathan II. Stookweil, drm OF Gibssn st"SA"eh w
! M,,,.m n Hooker. Cashier Continental Bank
psnfor,h N Barney, Grm of Wells Fargo Co.
G SSanss Ss",rs' erm Of George PearCe d Co
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Remittances-Pesages.
NAN GpINNETI *

RemittaDces-Pessages.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL q Co., No. -
ID South.s New York sole and only authorized Agents
for the SWALLOW-TAII. LINE of PACKET-SHIPS.
LyERPooI PAcKE rs sail 9th LONDON PACKETS sail
and list Of every month. alternate Thursday
LIVERPOOL, LONDON
CONSTITUTION, SIR II PEEL,
NEW WORLD, ICORNELlQS GhlNNELb,
OIIFFN ON TBE WEST INDEPENDENCE,
C,3NSTANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS,
AIpFRT GALIATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBIJRTON YORKTOWN,
AMERICAN UNION. lPATklCh dEShi -,
PeTsons wishne 10 send for their friends and desrous OF
h,nsne them ont by any Of the above magnificent ships
sra Manned that Messrs BOWMAN GRINNELL Co.
are the only Agents for the above ships in this city
They a so issue Drafts from 4 and upward, whcn are
rayabe at tight throughout Ireland and ufea
Br,tan BOWMAN, GRlNNELL Co,
No IS Southst N Y and No. Regents road Liverpool
Liverpool packets leave NewYork 9th and 2lst OF every
London Packets lSve NewYort every alternate Thurs
dsy For passage apply as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
%rFW.YORK SUPREME COURT, County

IN q kns-Jos-ps Boeshoa sals> ksf-s Beteh ssd Herr
e.. h. r. A.ro- bel-- Aet-sa Is --ss1asons
R-,.C-lCc- ~. ser To AARON BELDEs sa1 .ChsAh %
- Yo a.. k~r,g al re1ire4 = Ne
80. - .eta aie5 tie cs Of TIE Cen o. ne
&C.,, N A, tee CO Cfy BrookJE, t.- 81
u All cor - yc1f $3.50 - - si
.us-rs~s q ~ on- "a y 'o-a - - NJ
GU al Yot G.y. after re scrrs tss san
rs o. goa Of t< lar q sab sefre t,d 20 20
a. cSr..ut -fh1 -k- s,s-1d TEA SEE1 a
80 II -, % TIE COsr or se AenIaa.i ne 60
$1,000 ~ YEA t-sl JARED ,PAhk-
,Ti,-.y P.zlss Atlfusr, ~ s. Joa5 Of. d
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NAICORATING CORDIAL-Protessor

| uopSrsS IsViGOR ATISG FLIXIR or CORDIAL
THE EIGHTH WONDER Of The BorAsIS MO ILL.,
Ta Exir and Cora ntroc lceo INTO
rrsetce by the great chemist pbysesn an sNeas VI -.
horse has icr basis oriental h;rs hrs orD.
stony se-sTts Of Arsh's Petra ey "a -
TIE NATIVES Of that resicr W tsl
exemption frurns;ekIsss and power o. - - -. -. =. -
Ofwhich Trey s;trisute II graf desree 70 1 80
herb or plant referred to, which t1ey nnl,e.sAy -
..s-~ s-potr On Ia return % Europe S'ss Ios
residence in the Ess., hotesscr hosse -, -
ueniirx with this wonGeTt ra.urA prodnets AZ &c =
sult Of r. .bS, Is the nvSorsrs Xxx wnen a-s De-
ind,r,ed by the Medical Colleges q al Ise Es Ss' 81
EuIope Is the bess PrsPeI,tSSn3 , s1tT nspIsys
A. - carrsy an Adequate idea Of the inaec--
AZ "a sIrsost nrsuous ch..ss which occAs oas y 70
diseased, Dc sihts.ed ana saAes - or inquired 81
aelnes TIE urrruns and rel-Asd -,si 80 nhv.,
rebt.eed re viI.asd end ssis tosrss Ei-r Il,
tnaueros IRE s.ooping trembling vietin ?, A. - =
and ssbihty bccosnes re~ ma q -. ,--v,5,.1y
yt :, Sloo,- =. a. .aes. iaictie sfesy oeoIs o.i'
bcoyart s.S active; sIt se Eoes ,o's. ,,-S a.
aed sst conscioIs q Eew.Seot - u o. - $780, IN.
tsSGSs $1,000, f,r tie eortiS r-uperfies oi ae -
cc.ne reseh tie eorssItu,,cz i;ssi 40 - 80 a.
nal coalition MSsIpficiNAL W0yDEG -,
OF the rre.eerth c.z:vzy. Il - = 80 ~ s,s-.ss
IN the cid weird have $50 s,;.r-,cc
A STIkCLAST THAT ESIAIL9 ~ - e., :.
lts forre Il reveE sxPssSed = = -n 100. rs s--sI
cohoke prvpArSt;ocs AID a. otet u -, - 49,
o. the.e q 80 80 !, r-sy rel y s-aa - - -
then tie Est state c; = Z u@s -, Gle Gras-
h.ri~ssa IN - o9essuor, pcTse.s- "a s-;-s -.
eaepce upoa IL nerves lie r'iiG' RI -
Itis Tie CIV inlKbe rszsy yes =,
,ors Heed sss Mid Co--s--11' !. i-ts NV rsfr-.l
..est ri esn ~.lua.-s;er = I'D 49,. :.
OF Nsurasis Hssdseae. Nert'So, =. - q 49,. 7,
tie Face AID tie vA-iSas sAns 9. 80. -, al -.
ana |: VII .o rttDOvs 0eTIs.si, re q
ss-ey 70 q stiJ .; Rsues.. Les d a=1o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Occdu Steamers, Nr.

A IJSTRAIIA-CLIPPER LlNE.-The A l
~ 49,, him ROCKLAND $50 tuns burthen, NinSl,
-. ,Sn sncifsrd the CANTON a. tenth ship OF the Inc
sSs saiI for MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, on &sh
March. The unsurpassed accommodations OF this nools
nd the established reputation Of this regular line for d,s
patch over all others guarantee for intending em'sreao
10 hy her in preference any other vessel bound 20
thai toYt For frtgh passage cary application shoed
he made 10 WM T. DUGAN, No, - ErontS-, or 10 An
KILL A EIIlOTT No. l<6 Pearl st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
A AUSTRALIAN PACKETLINE -Thebeau.

"A hiul elinper stip TNEONINA vii 30 dlspstohsd
On Der regular day early in Mach lhs propneton of
this lire call sentea 10 thu speaGd vessel and refer 20
ne prompt which their toruaer ships lthe bvs
erd feytcus) have sailed from this port TO persoas intend
Australia this line offers the avsnfaSes OF
vessels elegance of accommodation and every comfort
tender tie voyage aFrceablebers commanded by tined
srd experienced esPps snd PROVISIONS furnished on the
liberal scale. An early application u important Ap-
rly On hoard, CT to ANTONIO PRLLErIER No es Wall
81 or oNERMANN GRUNER, No 8 Soutast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
CANANpAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

N-wINTER ARRANGEMENr-On snt saer MOI
s.x Dec - ard until further notice sains leave El7a
for Carardsigus, a. follows;
Nal Tam OF A. NJ or ca szIivsi q SiSnt ErpreS
tsrs or tie Albany AID Buffalo kess 'or hocAessef DIV
s 5 40 r :, 70 PM or on arrival o. Day Ex,res
firm Nsv.Ycri The tine Of lesvinf New, org nay %
s.rn Nv reference 70 tbs advertise re a"s
Ere Rsilroed " iLLAA = y '%1NA ~-'f ~-f
Eev.York, DEE. u, lSsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Tribute 10 President Fillmore from his
Cabinet.
The National IsteliigeHeer publishes the fol-
lowing correspondence between the late President and
Cchi-rf.
LsrrEs TO PRESIDENT FILLMORE.


WASHINGTON, Thursday, NiFca 8, lsAj.
SIR: As cur connection with you Is soOa, % ter'ni-
nate We cannot orb,ar give utersnce 20 the teei-
ines ofunmngled satisfaction with which W. look back
vpon our ofical and personal intercourse. We have
Witnessed with admiration your UNITING devoaon 10
the public ice and your psence and ssstuity IN
The discharge OF the ucessant and abOrous duties OF
your oce. Near observation has Afforded us innuneT-
able proofs OF Tie enlightened and comprehensive r.
gard Tor the best Interests OF the whole Union, which
you have brought C the execution OF the high trust
which 3eyoled gron you under eircuul ances OF pc
eulAr emhaYra. aent FOR the 6le,;y b ia best inter
e,t- which v.u have thus naniesevi the country, We
bchevc, vii yet with one yocc DO you ample J1sics
We hsv re CREATE; pleasure az .ag thar the un-
hruasn J., r,Juy whsth oas prosalsd u 'ur Cabinet
srd b-te IN yo0-i aui Oh - neru 80, has realty
facilitate tle prf'r'u -U~c " tt' .ri-g. '1Soss.
VIII o-r uritos ~ ". rs tIit fe~. A,dth may be
r.e..s ~ sd t,ar rr r..1ntr. lA ~ the bene
no. yt.' psif'pusrt rV7rf- '.. .. % .''euscnce
~ .ytItfI i'rF rt- .''. a. rs .''4N,
.rr 49,. -. ~ N" - CORwlN
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TNpEPENpENT OPPOSITION LINE far

CALIFORNIAN Great Reduction in Prc-.-The
new, splendid and tas' .S,hng steamship UNCLE SAM
rinwsIi en- MONDAY, March 81 az ?. NJ from Pier No
r. The uncle sam has established the character OF
former voytses beat al Of her competitors iom two 10
I've days Her good qualities sesbos and scco.nSao-
deeps pessenxerp much superior 70 cher
su Der speed Ne efforts VIII Be spared the part OF
her owners o. oees, 20 send the passengers tSoagh With
sH~esnor eorsoit ard esse,y Re. trsSG or passse
.stIssly low ra;es sFY,y to Z MILLS Agent, No. 81
Cceitl.LStst.
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y Y SUPERIOR COURT-Ann Jennings

sss.i Aas Jcuasrs trd otAsrs-e-cir''a' - Ne
~ IITENDAsIs T. aeFe,y saa-n-5asi ta4
required - nt ~ sctt- n = - -s
60 81 IL efs - CITY -, 70 to ~ o. NeT
Y,r cury - tae std c"rgs ~ 90
L. A. a - s-le- 80 = s-TChsas ktch@Azr Na-i
-. O., . ~ Yea -rhn t-eHy dSys -r he .-sy4ce here
o. slch serN1e 40 yea a Assrcf
~. .s r5tl,fst hs he srresi re yA,f N Us n
tea as3y 90 ne 70 81 .-,need n 'se cos ant
T n sODaAs. Passls ArO-n-y
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CANDs HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUf
tulicr Cure.

IIYnEOpATBlC and INGIENlC lNSTl-
rfTT ~. % lNflta Tbs etab.shmsni having
d, sf srtf Dbl D. aifff ln o. the foutie house a'or
.sr 30. slraf. rasfc about enc hu1dred persons n -
. = .,,...,,,.rt I'll ems fa-tsrs a. T TRAIL, n. d,
R.ff.tas BE- q l. tiDsfORD, Ass.stlnt
NEWPORT WATER CUHE.-Ihis estab
Y .ftr,f -I te nrsurd on the % .st Of ApnL ne
80 ..l r .fh r,.f .sr frrard che comfort and con-
10000 "a rIs = ih ths celebrated ncalthia-
tafs u. NrurnIf .r.atr VII nsse % mos ae- fa'ie
"a. tIfflss if a go ". NrWpoft " /