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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24

IHx NEXT HOUSE or AgrnxsEsrArrvEs-
Elections have already been he'd in twenty.
one States. and the result is as follows:
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24

JUST RECEIVED,
A bEAuIiFULl lot Of Grape, Silk, Cashmere
n and Thibet Shawls.
August "a, 1853. In. SANDERS
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24

OHIo BANKs.-Refase all the bills of the
Scock- secured Ohio Banks. Large quantities Of
the bills, after having been signed by The Aud.
itor, were stolen, the Prssiden, and Cashiers
nanes 1s6ER4lQ the rogues are in.
4eikto % nAhem of their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

sr.vy LABOR vs. WHITE LABoR-We yesterday con
rsed with Southern planter from the northern part Of
Georsa who has here to engage TO work on
he plantston He has commenced harvesting, aud re-
cues additional help but the enhanced value OF slaves
snce the Abolition agitation places il beyond his ability
10 purchase larger supply and white labor can be en-
Moved more economically than that Of hired slaves
f'o'' lJour. Commerce.
There ought to be some conference in this logic but
we can't get the hang oft. How Abolition agitation
enhances the prices Of Slaves unless by preventing the
introduction Of freshly kidnapped supply we cannot
imagine That the high price Of Cotton and the annex
alton of vast and virgin Cotton and Sugar region in
Texas, have tended to enhance the market value OF
"feldhands' is very clear bat how is Abolition re-
tpossible for this
However we are very glad to learn, on such author
ity. that Free White Labor does perfectly well in
Georgia, even with labOrers fresh from the North,
whenever the planter finds it his interest to employ
them And the more he hires, the more he will realize
that be can't afford to buy slaves at $1,000 per head
when he can hire far more efficient reemen at 800 to
$3.50 year Every free laborer taken TO the South is
fresh nail in the coffin Of Slavery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

Missouri does not elect Legislature this year, but
in August, 1854 when the Benton or AnttBenton
contest will be decided. This year only Clerks and
County Officers to be chosen, save that two OF the
seven new Congress Districts the Hid VlIh) are
to elect Members of the next House. each ofthe others
having Member residing within its limits elected last
year when the State was divided into FIVE Districts, I'M
der the old AppOrtiOnment.
yKRMoSr-Tbe Free Soil party have renomnated
their last years ticketLawrence Branerd for Cover
nor, VIM. NJ. PiDgay for Lt.-GOyernor, d. P. Thomp-
son for Treasurer. A strong effort was made to nOm
nate William c. Bradley and unite on him the Demo-
cratic Free Democratic" and snti-Lquor Law
interests, but the Convention wouldn't stand it, having
tried coalitions with SotShel Democracy" thrice,
with large loss Of character and small gain Of spOls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
Markets.

HAVANA Saturday, May q, 1859.
There has SUGAR market this week, the
Browns Cucuruchos Nhtes and
fe6ws but little inquiry The stock increasing aud
have boxes the receipts having exceeded the
exports The latter during the week from this port
exported the United States The exports
IN the two pors dung this amount 10 1854 boxes OF which
ne SO have gone the United States.
Prices have clined quarter OF ral this week and
quote 8Q6a9 per auoba fr as0red SUGAR. 8DlO for
6a7t Yellow 5ld5l for BowI i95i for Caeurucho,
and 81 for Muscoyado. ,,-,,
asking 2id3 rial per keg Of 81 gallons Musco ado "a worth
sat
Provisions and imports from the United States have been
week. with the exception OF w PINE and Box SHOCKS
witch have fair demand CoDFH-Ihe last sale Of 30 hhds
from Boston sold OF - .. a.,
es rom M IA reals per arroba. LARDA few sales az S5 80
auiutal. stock al out LEO bbls. and 100 kegs.
BU1TERhs imported largely and lots from NowOeaus have
sold AZ sl5 g aSlG y quintal The stock e excessive.
PsrAToEs rather superior Kidd have realized from 81 10
o. a. PbbL ,,, .,..oooo, 81
have dispose this week a. varying from "a L0s9
bill but the onty OF the sales have been u ~ o.
FHEIGHTsThe scarcity Of yeein port has prevented nuc Dus
the few arrivals would pro-
by dive an impulse IanGecOns We hear Of want Lunnlg
from the south well outp0r this side Of the
etd Tie present For the Baltic s50 Il Hamba
e2l76aa3 Great Britain az 49, COwes and market q ~
q SIX MsdtelrneaD 93d&3 10 the United States 81 Ga %
81 IS b box sugar; bids e7d So Moa4ses, 3 s. ~ .
FxcAHCE very dull Ia ~ premium on London ltd dls
count On NewYok and Boston, and AZ hewOFan snort
sht Mexican dollars worth id2 cent premium D. T. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

s,,cks Just a. much expect this house VIII ial upon
NV head and bury me beneath its ruins as 'na' 'ne
.pb,e will fall don't care for your great men, nor
q ,our little men, hope you will excuse me- but
s.su,. ssv that while agree with you upon the rum
,"as.;on and The slavery question, and upon many
a.hsr Onestiops this pity y'Hr dea'iOn You
~ he.,sr .t;ck to ant-sayery and snti.rum. And
~. i inst tbe place to begin have just been to
M. yoSS and that State is going ahead in reform
d., Cor Connecticut she is going astern. And as
a. .;s c;tv is sink of pollution Hartford is an
80 .I.ce IL is no better than SodOm, and have
asears that God win destroy it,
TIE old man was greeted with feeble applause, and
...,o,ed hack to his seat Yet he made practi-
81 speech than any the Convention is likely to hear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.
Correspondence. Of The NY Tribune.

Corespondenee Of The n. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Tfidsy June g. 1853
Last night about 10 o'clock, two OF the southwark
companies were returning from the FIRE IN Penn DIS
tret young man. Is years Of age was stabbed IN
the neck by some person unknown The affair occurred
in ethst below Arch and the parties at the time were
on the sidewalk, with a crowd Of others. The wound
was evidently inflicted with small knife and is BY no
means considered dangerous The young man was taken
10 the drugstore at 5th and Walnutts, where the In
jury was attended TO- after which he proceeded home
No motive could be assigned for the murderous act
During the week ending yesterday 233 tuns OF Coal
we're shipped by Schuyk Canal, and 35Oo5 tuns were
transported on the Reading Railroad.
This morning, before Alderman Enne, fellow named
John Corberry was charged with having violently as
saulted little girl, aged - years, and also with at
tempting to violate her person BE was bound over II
Sl0J0 TO answer Court.
Warm warm warm is the weather to-day. Whew
the mercury is getting up among the upper tens with
vengeance Dust too Streets Is beginning to an
noyus
Large numbers of our citizens are leaving FOR Cape
May and other watering places, daily Business IS dan
and there is lot the slightest nducement for our folks to
remain at home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
JUDICIAL INsOLENCE.

Judge Morris, this morning, at Chambers, gave sim
rular Illustration Of his fitness for the position which be
he now holds upOn the Bench Of the Supreme Court
member of the bar had occasion to ask his signature to
legal advertisement to be published in one or more OF
The City papers The Judge remarked that he would
net sign his name to any paper that was to go into Tie
Journal Of Commerce, The Tribune The Times, or The
Erening Post He then named an obscure morning pa
per, to which he recommended it TO be sent The law
YER objected that no one would it there but the
Judge was pertinacious, and had his way.
Will our readers credit the fact that there is Judge
belonging to the Supreme Court of this or any other
District IN the State of New-YOrk, who is capable of
such cowardy attempt to interfere with the freedom
of the Pressi The Judge will learn in due season. if
he does not know already that demagogue must ascend
much higher than the Bench of the Supreme Court to
get beyond the reach Of newspaper censorship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
Hurricane ut baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Friday, June 8 1853
The Thermometer here at clock day stood 90 deg
in the shade storm of wind, almost amounting to a
hurricane passed the city at o'clock this evening
Trees were blown down, large number Of buildings
in various parts Of the city unrooed walls demolished and
other damage done The storm spTang up very suddenly
and must have done great damage in the river and bay
The Southern mail due this morning received this
evening having been sent TO Philadelphia through the
neCect of the Mail Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

The Forest CITY Cleyeandl says that fifteen Missionaries
are constantly employed this country in endeavoTins to
convert the Jews Christianity at an expense OF $4,000
Per annum and that the of converts made during
The last three years twenty eight We suspect this is
been nStering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

The Catholic Bihop Of Montreal that he will
not 20 to Europe this he had purposed but will
xt every part of his Diocese instead, and having just
succeeded in graduating Drunkenness among his flock will
next undertake like eradication Of Profanity The Apps
toic succession OF sHeh Bishops proves itself.
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Purchase of Coal Property.
nnT rrTNfnnN. FL.

The property of Rsvenscraf Trolinger and other Coal
proprieors amounting 1000 acres situated Georges
creek region has been purchased by T. s. Dckerson and
others OF New oTk for sle00O0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

The Steamship City OF Manchester.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday June $. lso3
The Free Democratic State Convention assembled yss
terday at Harisburgh and nominated William NJ Stephen
son. OF Mercer, for Judge Of the Supreme Court Dr.
Robert Mitchell Of Indiana, Canal Commissioner Neville
Craig Of Allegheny Auditor General and L. L. Carson
Of Montgomery, Surveyor General.
The steamship City Of Manchester, from Liverpool has
reached her wharf in this city She brings 10 cabin pas
sengers, besides full complement in the Storage.
Joseph Hay, Of Frankford, killed yesterday By
tree which be cutting down, falling upon him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

Even the seed saved for planting Is gone Meetings
being held at various points 10 relieve the sufferers The
Town Council Of this city have set apart a50 and pr
waite subscriptions have already reached fTOOY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

ChrisaR JHi0a C0nreati0a anticreed, Satisectl is
called to assemble in Syracuse the sth aud 9TH inst
Gerr. Smith Chas A Wheaton and Rev. 5. J. May are
among the signers Of the Cali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

MKTRoDIsN NJ THY WoRLD.-The statistics Of all tn
various branches Of Mehodsm in ESrope and Americ
show total Of 10000 travelling and $4,000 local preachers
who minister to 2,036,lC2 commandments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

German init Slarery organ is to be issued at Wash
neOn entitled The National Democrat Frederick Smid
is the Editor The American and Foreign (Rppsn) Anti
Slavery Society furnishes $4,000 10 start it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

The following Call originates from that portion OF the
Brick Church Meeting which denied the right Of Women
to be It's members and officers, aud practically expelled
them from its platform. We see nothing Of exclusive
ness in this Call and believe any Temperance Organza-
ton may send Delegates under it, How they are to be
treated when they attend is left on question, as we
think il should not have been If Women are to be In
eligible to place on its Committees or Platform the
rall ahonld sav Here it is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

ns Sae Tar q OhiOior the current year is to be- For
ssDnc Dsos mills Current Expenses, mill Schools,
&llo mills on the dollar Total, ITO mills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

Rev. SAMUEL r. WARD, the ablest and most eloquent
black nan alive, has just landed in England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

The L NJ. Mail steamship Empire City Capt Windie,
from New Orleans viz Havana May g. arrived at this pon
yesterday morning We are indebted to Samuel CrAs
ESQ the Purser for Havana papers ~ the latest dates ana
other fsyOrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Senthern Telegraph Oae cor. Of Han0r.r and Beauer.
Solicitor OF the Treasury

Mr. streeer OF Montrose Pa appointed Solicitor Of
the Treasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

Ihe National Divisoa Of The Sons Of TTperG1es meets
thls year At Chicago en- Wednesday next, June 9Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
The Bible Convention.

hAhIfOkD frdey, June ). l55J
The Bible Convention to-day attended by about the
same number yesterday The speakers, however
reinforced by the arrival Of VIM Lloyd Garrison and Par
ker Pillsbury &c.
The discussionhas been Of very desutory character
In the morning several speakers endeavored show
the heart Of man in itself sufficient 10 guide him Alright
through life and lead him to happiness hereafter without
the aid of Divine revelation.
In the afternoon the Speakers chiefly endeavored to dis
prove the genuDeness Of the record of the Creation
given in the Book Of Genesis The Christian Church
in for large share Of denuncaon Of the doc
rines she has taught and is teaching and the inu
ence which it claimed her ministers exert to fet,er the
freedom OF thought and discussion.
Mr Garrison offered the following resolutions and an
pOunced that be should this evening tomorrow submit
some remarks upon them:
that the Bible Of 0odthst whatever il
given By Divine inpaonand that the only rule Of faith aud
Intellect AID soul highly pemcous 10 ts application aud stumbling
Besortd That this doctrine has long been held potent
weapon the hands Of neeyng prs to beat down the ns
sp Of liberty ana 70 oeourase seie1h 70
declare 1 uuuness and unnak those who srs guilty
Pered That the Of God bound either within the lids
any book by eeesssl edc but like i divine Author was
before oil books and everywhere present. and from everlasting
everlasting enuucng the same law and requiring toe
obedience being quick and powerful and sharper thtn tTodgd
sword-the Bible Itself being witness.
sired secondary question as to when, where By
primary and all important question r. what DO they teach and
nand and IN order to ascertain % they are 70 pc eeiy
they are found worthless valuable
Resoe the climax OF sudacty AID mpiety for this nation
receive the Bible the Inspired word Of God ard then to make
ts coil thus conng to make them miserable here aud
Red That judging them by their course toward all the
reforms the age and their position in soche Clergy Of this
St1snded h and Ieeufop ana los, Of cbsricter
should the resu Of today Ley are ond esTne
ance with public sentiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

IN northern Ohio hundred townships have expressly
abolished the Liquor Traffic under law Of the last Session
enabling them to Dc so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

The Secretary Of the Navy paid visit to the l. . snip
Pennsylvania yesterday At Norfolk and was received VII"
he usual salute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
Vorkiuameu,s Meeting the CrOtOn Mills, In Favor
of the Amended Charter.

Alta meeting Of tie Employees Of Croton Mills, held on
Friday June 3D. Mr. John Windt was called to t Chair,
and Mr. T. T. Reaney appointed Secretary.
The meeting was addressed BY Col. Alex. Ming and also
by Mr. John Wright lin Genan when following Reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted
Resorcd That there never has been period in our his
tory when the people without distinction OF party have
been SO imperatvey summoned to open rgid and thor
ouqh examination into the acts of their various representa-
yts in the national well in the more immediate govern
ment Of the State and City TO arrest extravaganza and an
tirepu bicanm, and 10 institute such new guards and
checks in the City administration, as may secure the ind
pensable requisites Of republican government honesty
frugahy and mpartiaity.
Resoired That posr men, whose only capital Their H.
Dor are at least deeply interested IN an honest faithful
and economical administration Of public Affairs as men OF
wealth and we hope our brother workngmen OF the Cy
VIII on Tuesday next give overwhelming proof OF their
intelligence on this subject fully approaching the truth
that eternal vigilance is the price of liberty
Resolred That believe the Amended Charter 10 DC
submitted 10 the susges Of the citizens on tuesday next
although may be perfect is yet worthy OF the hear
est support of all who eat honest bread.
Rf.o'rtd. That we nominate Alexander Ming and John
Boeer who are connected with this establishment 70 ac
on our behalf Vice Presidents al the Reform Meeting N
Metropolitan Hall tomorrow evening -
Reolred That Azatiah e. Flgg, the Controller" iAiIh
fu ard fearless eminenly deserves the appreciation OF
the entire community Tor his honesty and vigilance III
guarding the Public Treasure. On motion, adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
Worlds Temperance Convention.

Wzereas AT meeting convened in the CITY Of New.
York ON the 18th of May, 1883 preparatory to Worlds
neranne Convention in the City Of New York, during
he Worlds Fair il was Resolred That such Convention
he held in said city the 9th Of September next and
Uheyfas The undersigned appointed Committee OF
one from each State Territory and Province to call such
Convention
Therefore in fGloent Of our appointment and with the
fu conviction Of the wisdom and utility Of such Con
yenon we do hereby heartily issue an invitation to all
Temperance associations and organizations based on the
principle Of ensre abstinence from the use and sale OF IN
foxcanp LIQUORS ~ beverage 20 appear by their repre-
sentaye in the City Of NewYOr on the 9th day of Sep
TENDER next at 10 O'clock A. NJ with view of confirm
ing in session four days, holding public meetings and
sspecislly in reference TO the enactment OF proibory
law like the Maine Law by the Governments Of all States
and nations And we do Furthermore extend our nyta
lion 10 the friends Of Temperance ia every part of the
world assuring them of . cordial welcome TO the meeting
and an opportunity TO exhibit fully the advance OF the
49,. -
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Meeting M the AlIaire Works.

Alta meeting Of the bard working Mechanics OF Ine
Allare Works of the City Of New York numbering over
500 men, il was unanimously resolved to exercise lne
privilege Of the elective franchise at the polls next
Tuesday in favor OF City Reform, when Mr.. George
Clarke Vice President ofihe Engineers Institute, and NJ
EbeBezer Minshp, foreman Oi the AlAire WORKS were
duly elected 10 act As delegates from the same and wee
Presidents Of the Grand Mass Meeting Saturday ngn
NJ Metropohfan Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
Meeting In The second Ward.

There was very good meeting at the United staIes
Hotel last night proving that the Second Ward viii do lis
duty on Tuesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
steamboat Explosion and Less OF life Mt Chicago

CHICAUU, H. IluTs1ay June 2 I853
The sesmtug Eclipse burst her boiler in this port yester
day. The explosion terrible tearing the boat entirely
to pieces killing fireman and boy ant severely inurng
the engineer cook wheelman and deck hand The
Captain was also slightly injured
The boilers were new, and the boat which was owned
byE r. Blackwell of Buffalo, and Capt S. NJ. johnson,
Of Chicago was valued $4,000. The engineers life is
despared off, he was dragged out of the engneroOm after
the explosion, terribly scalded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

Aaffker Brolrn late S Marshal in Middle Tennessee
if reported deiauer and said have left for California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
THE CHARTER REFORM.
Charter Reform Demonstration in the Up

Charter Reform Demonstration in the Upper Wards.
In accordance with call the citizens ofthe Ninth Fifteenth
and Sixteenth Wards met in large body last evening in
the City Temperance Aisnce Tent Of Eighth
and Thirteenth ST. in order 10 show their approval Of the
new City Charter Mr. BoLE called TO the chair.
Rev MIR Martin came forward TO state that they had
come there in support Of Charter Reform They had en-
gagged able speakers who had not ihen arrived cocAb
but they would 10 doubt arrive shortly In the meantime
be would say few words in favor OF Temperance lie
then appealed TO the common sense Of his audience they
thoupbt that the moral welfare Of New York needed the
aid of nearly ten thousand sellers to further their in
terests He then spoke at some length on the various
bspng e. the 5 p% deen to grant
morality and common justice TO their fellow men should
impe them to disregard such laws and take the higher
laws laid down in the golden rule lie asserted that the
"City Fathers in egazng this traffic were Offering her
children "stones for bread. lApPa9sel Nj.
Asa C. Chlds Esq being called on, said he was not
prepared to speak but he you'll oer inc S.r cv
York upon which people are to express aelr on
tera6n Of public morals andih bes, interests OF the city,
Eled ihs we vii tie Polls and whole inau
cree in procuring adoption The Amended Charter Carried
Abs,f Hcgar r then addressed the meeting and de-.
failed the various public frauds which the City Govern.
mep the one now in power, and those which preceded
bad been guilty Of from tune 10 'e ana wa, when iSa
urce of freedom " be Vgilant and the victory 10 yours
We all need be most vani for the opposing party are
in the field and are using all their influence TO defeat this
great measure BE gan and on Tuesday next vote for
Reform. Applause cries OF ." Reform ana we WILL We
will
hr Martin then came forward and made very energetic
address to the workngmen he spoke at length in defense
of deserving al party leaders ana going to The ballot box
as men not as mules harness gu must 20 as men and
do your duty your wives your children and yourselves
lApplause.l
Nr Bogart then proceeded to explain to the audience
the main features OF the Amended Charter AT the close OF
his explanation he was much appauded.
Mr. Wairous then explained Of the ways IN which
citizens are robbed Of their money and he was convinced
thai II All corrrlon was to be annhiated they sweep
away every holder of the teddy stick. Applause
Alter some further speaking the meeting gave three
itan Hall this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

Samuel H. 1illev, New Brunswick.
All papers friendly TO this object viii do US favor oyin
ser,;n this call in their VIII friends in Can
sda New Brunswick England, &C. aid us in its wide cir
nlofinn
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Pennsylvania Free Democratic State Convention
The Steamship City Of Mancheste-s
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REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH

Correspondence Of The y. Y Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Thuralay jane 2 1850
The SynOdwes opened with Prayer by the President.
The Standing Conmmittees through whom the principal
mart Of the business is transacted, announced The
following the Committees with the Of their
snectye Chainneni