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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14

tie people Igt HoveEnber nth ,her. While they sii
co ssew VIZ ;he S'is shrl inspectors appointed at
Tan7rary Bus tfey BAD - -erc VIII re sonts.t2nrs
fgom tie other VISA.
Afcr rcssssn - several hours TIE .c-tii'i islc
gstes Temporarily o-T 'ize into two separate boie''
Gel Deayau bsrg csa On Chairman p-o t-r. Of the
so shell delegates b. ose o. 81 votes TO blank
Ali Barr Of the Hard Sheil having - votes ofthe y
who oct wish hs party Thss ecrftaries OF the Dssysn
delegates are George Purssr, OF the FOURTH Ward.
and TIsidcus W Glover. The Eleventh ward Ger.
shon Cohen. OF the Eighth Ward aud George G. Gls-
zier OF 'he Seventh Weird. the Secretaries Of
the other organization The entire delegations from
the Second, Third Fourth Eleventh Thirteenth, Six
teenth Seventeenth Eighteenth Nnetec, n ana twen-
.cth WARDS Col Delavsn OF the Eighth. ana " imam
D. Kennedy C52 delegates in aln recoyniz the SOFT
Shell organization The Barr party Is col, posed OF
the delegates fromthe First Fifth sixth Seventh Tenth
Twelfth Fourteenth and Fifteenth Ward, 81 Two
from the Eighth and Ninth Ces in alp.
Both psrties adjourned 70 Tuesday evening next
Before adjouruins Col Delsvsn appointed Messrs
Fromert Of Seventeenth Ward and Vosburgb of six
teenh Ward, as a Committee to wat on Mr.. Brown.
landlord of Tsmsny to procure the ball for the next
meeting, and Mr. Brown has given the room to tho
Committee OF which Col Delaysn Is Chairman. con
stitutirg the Representatives Of majority Of the New
York Democracy. Unless they unite with the soh
Shells the Hards will have obtsin different hesdqusr
ters The upshot OF the whole affair will be the for'ns
ton Of two General Committees "a nearly every Ward
is contested, and the Tsnmany society will be e"liet
to recognize one he other as regular Ths appeared
TO be the sentiment which prevailed among the con
tesauis last evening Thanks 10 Father Simon, these
Committeeman separated without tearing out each
others eyes and suppose they will have another IN
teresine time in organizing next Tuesday evening.
The game Is evidently up with The Hsrd Shells, aud
they are beaten with their own j,h Of August tactics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14

hai the tiennci rnnes q c institutions this s.s's
have BEEN adopted by ts W ,.iu yton ID c. SCI s,y,el
banks ara the enicsl dies eInploycl t. msks in,,s
ton'-in cher words. or ssJas of or original inst
tutiUrs.
Il Is sn unicni,b,e fsct. ths, II Baak uo.,aago ca
grs'od sna prtntod properly they are sasr from
fprifs than sfy togaic issue became every esrt be
lou yinE % Bank Sl Is sprCsd Ou: he.oEe us and IL
lerior workmanship (Which a the true loss can be lis
covered - glance Where's "A u,otalc currency, al
lcys nav D. snd are 20 effectively concealed that Do
ccyery can only he made By cutting the coin ami De
stroyiIz IL value for further circulation. No,wths.aa
irg e sref.cy ssl,'y iD regard 20 coanterfts ths,
mi ht ard should D. sttacsei 70 pspcr money or
cuatins mpdilm. II hiss become Al VIGOROUSLY unsafe
tha efraY SIS aL1 al. al 10 i,-.n s.SA aioa
This insecrrirv arises rom rsicsl defcct in the
sructcn Of our aJts and the worthless system Of en-
craving them
NI,hout rr,4endu, ~ acquire perfect safety s,,.ns
the imitation Of one mss work by another Dor that -
obviously impossible may adopt sysscrn thsi VIII
give tie utusost dikcnsy, according - CERTAIN aNei
AWE. Tie rlC Is simply this 10 s-sn9rs iss e'igiR@
y sre' rag asf ne c0sxtertiov EiA " oNsedo d
~ ne ssse ray tAss c0EsD.s A 70 81 sy,ia o. a.
sHgTGrr The amount of safety VIII then be In exact
proporios 10 the ett OF tue Original artist, and The
amount Ct labor involved IN the execution Of his work
Bank Nets cen be msde diffcu 10 alter from
denomination 70 another a. ii is ~ alter char TO
Iiano or q sio0p TO = CusAns steamer.
Anrr thCuGsh oVanieauon Of thiA subject believe
Ihavc made sn ,npouant dscoveryin the frs, principle
o. forming Bsak Note give the utnSsst dheelsy to
the CountsIfeicr. according 20 certain fixed lava
The following brief description Is most respectfully
submitted for reasonable consideration
a RANK NOTE SnoUID BIZ ONE rHINu. ONE DESIGN
SNE PICTURE, Win rHE NECESSASs LSrfsGiNo iNrhh
woven oNE-INSEFAEABLg AND UNNrERAsLE
Ia giving this brict description Of my plan, aais VI
course 10 the msn features OF the note There may DC
en- ornsmcnul border or the Introduction Oh thc sea-
tie Bank Depaitment or certain letters numbers and
da.Cs in the margin, FOR the purpose OF ornsment I"
convenience bat the most striking and essential pofuon
4 Al 10 nNfg mn lg
tuYc with the nae Of the Bank and the dcnom'nshce
Of tie note interviewer in t ss to form a. integral
part No dies should be used Ivy the ensrsver exccR
such as sre given UP the Bank or the Rank Depart
mcut a. soon as the wark Is completed Thus ne Wa"
provisions of the General Bsuking Law, that Tie ID"
partmcnt must resin pOsses, of the dies and Mater
Sls with which plates are engraved, would be taim
fully complied with.
Any attempt 60 give greater security against countof
fiun, should be- considered phlsnhropic effort wor
ty OF respect and whore the attempt appcss plainly
10 the reason and understanding this, which have
Tho horror OF submitting confidently believe t vii
meet with favorable consideration w L. ORss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14

Dangerous SPoRr.-Snow- baling when de-
Gently conducted BY men alone, ia fine sport, beyond
doubt but filling omnibus seighs with great Jumps
of snow, ice and street flth and hurting them into
other sleighs knocking down men, women and children
is shameful and dangerous. We trust that stage pro
prietors will forbid il perempony and instruct their
conductors to put the street the first man who at
tempts IT, Last night persons were In jeopardy Oh
their lives, in many instances. One woman was badly
hurt by being struck the head with lump as large
as a peck measure; hats we're smashed aud noses
ditto to a rightful extent Some of the guilty parties
were the stage conductors themselves IL II dangerous
business and must be stopped.
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e,,,v Powr,es-Jzs Tallahassee Florida,

BuLY BowLEGs.-T Tie Tallahassee Fior,d,an
and Journal says that reports have been received there
that Rowecs has withdTawnto the swamps and broken
"a intercour,e with the whites The same paper pull
Lshes the following extract OF e'ter rom an inoF
1snt Gentleman from Tampa under date Of Dec. ~
III In regard 20 the indians, the only Information We
have aimee you left that very few have appeared at mo
AGENCY since the return Of Boweys BAKE sent on. .n
Delegation 90 Bowlegss town out t1ey louna ~.
- ,ne,el The precise position OF me snsif u h"s
L.o,yn Hlske Bowman and Bridges are sui mere !
,hik The Governor l. in correspondence with BAKE
heeye thai the natural prosperity Of TINS Psnnsoa 1
pepds not indirectly, but wholly and entirety upon 'ne
% not .,re bu that they vi. have 70 be driven out
=, 1,ce n,tcr al but have confidently believed
Ia, nothing short Of force cspaDie o. ~icms
,Isy o,f rIseed in petition b act van induce thcn
=. ,c,,cv. oeaeeably have entertained this opinion
- e.. o,Itbresk Ia lelg In December Of thnt
"a, have no doubt bat that the Indians might hsve
L.en easily removed Whatever influence the West
en- Indians or Gen Blake nigh. have exercised over
,hese indiana Il almost entirely counferseted
Nv ,he T. = Military reports are true, out u jealousy
q Gen blake Ii seems b me- therefore, that Il the
state undertakes anything IN tbs matter, her plans
sbod be mon scale equsl 20 the task % be- sccon-
pl,hed hat iet things 20 ~ they may aiiufe snsn
he irgpossible should NOT be surprised the Indians
shouls upon the nrst apea ance on
he tores upon he frontier end shall be surprised
they 20 without ouch demonstration"
Ia commenting upon the runor TIE fI1rlaIaH 70
mark II tiis sna prove 10 be true msJ devo''e IN
the General Assembly a Florida ne dny o.
70 the General Government the alternative OF siet ~
poviag force themselves In the expulsion OF t,e
ses OF he stale Win interfere add protest ne,se. -
INDIANS have Withdrawn 70 the "0ohs y =. .s
M declarstiou that they viii not feno'e-,n ons.
yoris iris position AZ once oil dehhncs anu o ~.
thoriries AZ WashioetOn are LouLa " 'aaAe o. u ~.
trsfoas 70 oees he new ape. the question: mus pro
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Our SLrreHrse-The fall of snow night

Our SLEIGHING.-The fall of snow night
before last sufficient to produce very good slc Ia
ing and Il has been well improved. Yesterday, and
especially last night the towp was all alive with belts
and VOICES making perfect carnival. where each one
s,rove to enjoy himself TO the utmost, regardless
Of noise snd confusion almost bewldcTing.
There was much reckless driving. but we did
not hear Of any very serious accideu,s The weather
was very mild at midnight, ami the dripping caves in
dicated sudden departure OF the snow but there was
trie falling at the time, sufficient to make good the
waste
There were many splendid turn outs yesterday after
noon one Of the finest being from tie Metropolitan lilo
tel for the enjoyment OF Of the lady guests OF tho
hOusp
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XXXHO CONGRESS. .s,cosp SEs."s
SENATE. .wAsHNGroN, Jan. e, 1888

sTEATE. WASHINGTON Jan. T. $50
Tie CHAR laid before the Senate q CON-
ruuicaton ron the War Department, with -tHi
Of the expenditure Of that Department for To- 90,
Mr. SMITH presented memorial OF i'gDo
ciii1ens Of Connecticut setting forth the CLAIMS oi III
Wells a. the di-cOverer Of sn sntesthet-c agent ..
Mr. MALLORY presented memorial Oh ON
cers OF the Revenue Service, s-ns tor Al increase o
Mr. SEWARD offered a resolution directing
inquiry Wheeler any acton Of Congress be neeesSlryo
the protection Of New Mexico from incur-ions OF nos
Tile Indians. Adopted. -,
Mr. BRIGHT submitted a resolution, which
res sdopted directing the payment the executors OF
Senator Whncomb OF 9l15, TO defray me expenses o'
the removal Of biz remains from New York to Indiana
Mr. CAsss resolution, calling for the CORES
ondeuce relative to Squer's treaty with Nicaragua,
and other msiters vas taken up and adopted
Mr. SHIELDS moved TO take up the bill
amending the Charter OF the City ot Waslingtl m con
ierring upon the Corporation addionhI romeo P'"oie
Agreed TO- AZ
The resolution relating TO Commodore Nor
su conduit while in the Mediterranean, was taken up
Mr. SHIELDS presented letter, which he
asked might be read from Lieut. Nelson yindicatns inc
character ana conduct Of Commodore Morgan
Mr. Hale objected to the reading OF the pa,
o- and pending the question whether should be read
or not the subject was postponed TIL Monday 49,
The Senate then took up Mr. Owns bill pro-
posrg the con.truct.on Of n Railroad from the Mlssis
sippi 10 the Pacific with various brlnche-' -.
Mr. GwIS addressed the Senate IN awritten
speech for more than hour, in support oil the Duh
snd in pointing out IL feasibility and benefits.
Messrs. Bell, HAMLN, MILLER and DAVIS
s followed expressing themselves strongly in favor OF
the bill but suggesting that time should be given to con
sider and determine the details.
Mr. SEWARD urged action on the measure
He was for in any shape might assume, now aud at
oil times No bect of equal importance could occupy
the Senate. He glad to see return TO tue prachca
business Of Congress After the debate on foreign al
fairs he thought Congress should be recalled to the con-
alteration of the internal Improvements OF the nation
TIC hoped the bill would be pressed and not suffered to
reIuain Enacted on any longer
MIR. CAss was in favor of road but thought
the vexed questions of the tnin should be letto be
tied by the Executive after proper surveys and eNplora
tons. - 49,
Mr. Butler was opposed to the bill lie
thought there ought be proper explorations ana sur
veys. .,,
Mr. RUsR followed in support OF rhe bill
After further debate Messrs Hamln and Rusk submit
ted counter projects for the road and all OF them were
ordered TO be printed.
The subject was postponed till Monday, and
the senate ld Ourned.
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The SnnM Storm

N,RRowspURG Thursday Jan. - 1852.
Snow fell here for "a hours, and is now about
% inches deer The trains the Erie Railroad have
hem greatly DELAYED and the freight trains srs scattered
along the road wherever the storm overlook mem
The express Tsn OF last night and the day express
to-day. going east, have passed TINS SUTTON
The weather is now mild
OrIsvrIIE, Thursday, Jan Is, ls53.
The express train which left Jersey City at
bors being unable force passage through the sno"
in the cut lew rods west Of the station.
ALBANY, Thursday, JGn 10, 1853.
The Southern mail due here at ii o'clock
,, rrb, arrived here ar 10 o'clock this morning The
Wcs,c5u mails due here at o'clock this morning are
not vet in A heavy snow-s'orIn prevails
BosroN. Thursday, Jan l3-le ".
A very severe snow storm commenced here
early this morning and stl CONTINUES VIII ever! pros
pect oil shesvy fall
BosroN, Thursday, Jan. ID, ls93-P NJ
The storm still continues with unaoated VIC
cpcc Six 10 chit inehes OF snow has eresdy isieh,
and badly drited BY strong Northeast gale Nether
ne Tsp River or fopneton train have arrived and are
not expected tonight The rsin Via NorWicA came
through IN good time this morning
BssroN Thursday, Jan y, lso3
The towboat Il. Il. Forbes, which was sen,
down to Mno,s Ledge yesterday 20 take the place Q.
the Rcht boSt Brsndywne obliged 10 return 70 l-e
CITY il not being sac for her to remain Sae fepS1S
bark Turk from Malaga for Bosoa, IN NsntssAel nOe's
wEh both anchors down-;he only vessel seeney heF
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Jan. j. Ieoo
The first New-York train to-day arrived mere
,t6PM The Western train from Tgh reacAen
here AZ O'Clock this morning. The BslmoTe trahi az
rived at the usual hour.
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX.
Cotton Declined BTeals.uTS Quit
HALIFAX. Thursday. len i3-5 P N

UA11FAx. Thursdsy. Isn. b + NJ
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, Captain
JudLins from Liverpool the 1st ins' for New YORK,
hes Just put in here short Of coal having expeThceo
very heavy weather. She brings IS passengers
Owing 10 the occurrence Of the Christmas
holidays, abe brings bat ltte newa
Several appointments By the ne" A9eIaseh
Niuttry are published. Among them, Nhllers, Tor
Judge Ad7ocate; Hsyter. Secretary OF TIE treasury
SIR w Page Wood, Vice Chancellor Admiral bsrKlIy'
ore of tie Lords e. iae Admiralty Lord DrIinianrs'
Controller OF the Household MoLleh CLERK oil me "f'
nsce. $3.50.
Queen Victoria is stated % be 10 an interest
ing situation again oo.-
Kossuths mother died at Belgium on the 27th
ofDec The Belgian Government refused hossuih per
mission 10 visit her. -
Mr.. Head. the husband Of Lola M0ntez, was
drowned al Lisbon by the upsetdng Of ysent
A mutiny by the Chinese on board the snip
Gertrude, bound from Annoy 70 Havana haa oceutrel
II Of them we're shot and the vssssi pr INTO ohs'
pore
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ASSEMBLY.

The general orders were taken up and the
following bills reported By the Committee OF the Whole
10 the House: ~
folk Yates Richmond, Duchess and Niagara.
To amend the Charter of Buffalo City.
Mr.. CooLEY's concurrent resolutions in regard
10 the Canals were received from the Senate and laid
over
Mr.. O'KEErE gave notice Of bill relative TO
the SoanAns Fund.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To repeal the Marriage Registry Act
To incorporate Societies for mental improve
mont :,
10 amend the Act relative TO Harbor Mas.
tiers In New-lork ,,,.
To authorize the Sacketts Harbor and Ellis
burgh Railway Company to issue preferred stock
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Thurs lay, Jan. ID. lsSi
Mr.. BARTLETT, from the majority of the
Railway Committee reported bill TO authorize the con-
sohdation of Railway Companies.
Mr. Bartlett disseuts from the report
Nr. CoSGER introduced bill repeating tue
act establishing Teachers Institute.
Mr. CoNGER reported a bill TO incorporate
the American Geographical and Statistical Society
Mr.. MoRGAS gave notice OF bill TO amend
the net Of ej2 relative TO the Harlem Railroad Co
The Senate went into Committee on the ball
relative 10 savings BANKS and Savings nsutions rose
and reported progress
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css s,H actively flbusfering for the Presidency N
1856 or before tina. time If it should bsoome vacant
His idea 10, that outrun the little giant IN 'n
race be can give hs breeches an extra hiten a y
did n Tsmusny HalD and bear up on Tie o.asf l1'.
before conservative breeze. Nothing msfss'ae
Mcbizander 20 mad a. 20 call him IN old Fogy 'u''
try him on that dodge Yours, fLEAH'"
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
I.iyerpooI Cotton Market.

The CoTToN market had been dull all the week, and
prices favored buyers but quotations were only partially
lowered 20 the extent of lbd. American descriptions
The sales of Friday were 1900 bales and for the week they
footed up $500 including l40o speculation and 419
for export At the close of the an error OF $500
hale I'M upon the stock hand had been discovered
Te stock amounted 81 go bales. The following are
the authorized quotations. Fair Orleans, Cd Fan Mobile,
3 d.: FAIR Uplands- sd.
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No No mail south of Richmond Ills morning
.f Mr.. RinL nj Phiiaacirhia

Pm ApsLfHIA, Ihurso'!, jan 10 TN
The Coroner is engaged this morning ln'es'
tsatng the murder Of Joseph Rink. lumber Of per
examined who The man runiAng NON We
store and man answcrinc the description gwen wss
arrested last evening but discharged not beng dein
ned The murderer Is described being soou' iee> ~
inches high stout with black hair wearing gos'ee anu
small moustache An old pockCi.book belonging 20 IN:
deceased In which he usually kept his notes missing
add the present superstition is thai robbery wa con-
Rt;el
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Produce Market.


RICE ? rather dull
MotAssEs-No sales are reported.
SUGAR is IN fair demand Tor refining.
CoyFEF-Sales Domingo "a Bahia Al
TIA rather slack till the holidays are over
/ 600 tuus GuANo brought better prices.
There he's been change in DYEwooDs with lar sales
OrERcITRos BARK-BslurnOre IA quoted AZ 81
Spans TURPEsTfNE so. Sales 1000 bbls. RESIN 3D.
No fales OF TURPEHTlEE or TAR.
AsnEs-Pots - @, Pearls %
Provisions are unchanged LARD nouinsliy higher.
TAIOW d.
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INDIA

The Calcutta mails 10 the oath November,
md Bombay 10 the 81 December had reached England
The news was quite UnimpOrtant.
The commercial accounts show but little
,hangc Money was abundant.
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Passengers by the Arabia.

"a .sT1sr, Mr. Waller lady and daughter, Mr.. Henry
any AMI three children; Miss Henry and servant Nh
Ui ard lady Mrs, Article, MesNs Sayes smith DAVIS
w. Duncan (iirard Roche, Parker, klTkpatneS,
sbinjey Van Blankensten, Sharpsne Hamilton Mitch,
en- Bsrnes Osborn, Bardne, Samuel Johqson Jay ana
t,,ssnd Ualber Hadthay MeGordon, p. b Graham, Her
bert Griffin PeteInard, Blanchard, Lucas Williams
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SPAIN

Its reported that Mr. Bsrringer viii shortly
resign his appointment Of American Minister at the
Court of Ms0rd.
The Count Villanuera, long Cuban Inten-
depte. tho richest man In Spain. is dead
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,,,.d from Baltimore 9Th Alice IN the Clyde Acadia
st Plymouth. - , NIL
From Charleston 18th, Maria, at ooeast; ,.,
w., savannah goth Trenton. and Howard at Liverpool
Fro,n Mobile 9TH Carlo Msursn, in the Clyde 49, .
% NeTx Orleans 18th Navarro at Tenenfe 2Ith, Sea
h in ,be CLYDE 9sth Heinrich, st Brenierhaven
son Chares Cha'ouer, Excelsior AMI Westm9Ielani, ~
Iiyrrroo Slst Asous do 18th, kebecea, OF hAhssA'e
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London Markets.

CoFFFE dearer. BREADsTUFFs were barely MAINTAIN
CoTTo. has dec lined Id. Discounts unchanged. MONEY
in demand Consols for 1905, dividend Barring
HrohcIe Co say the demand for American Federal Bonds
sud inscriptions continues There's no ehange IN o'u'''
Yagles are worth 10 5 y ounce.
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Thc Prnn.,lvania hidnennins Cn.c. &C.
B.Ir1mOxr, Thustisy' Jan 10 lsSa

lhuEs1AN, jan IS, l-sN1
The case of Rachel Parker the petitioner
fer her freedom she having been Kidnapped in Penn
sylvsnis was decided in her favor yesterday the r.
spondent abandoning the case. The citizens OF Chester
County Penn, offer reward OF sloO0 Tor the appre
.s,ea In the capture Of Rachel and was shortly alter
ward found dead in the woods near Stemner's Run
The occurrence took place nearly year ago, and
supposed II the time that AiIsG COMMITTED suicide
through remorsc. "
No mai, south of Richmond this morning
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BY TELEGRAPH.
so.s<-. Tss.,yar1 Offer. soney Of aae's' ard B'a''''"
Trau.i, Of Prospects for the rn"H'
Works, &c.


rvsu.g, of SIsyes-Prospects for the ra"h0
Works, &c.
sk.siai Dss,asA ., TAs n TrbSHe 49,.
ALsASY. THURSDAY, Jan. IL 1913.
Dan TsyIor has brought in his Slave Transit
nm :, on,, sboli.bss freedom in the state Tor the
,n,.s Of ,bir, days in each individual case OF soo1rh
=, 80, !, wont 90 down. The NewYor Dalesa-
,op !, regularly organized with St John a. Chairman
81 atseo. Secretary They are both Hunkers OF the
acct The Hunkers desire 70 give Taylor some
,,croeDce, since being discarded BY the Speaker. 1t
!, ,o.sle thst be may 90 the proposed Joint Com
ynt,e 70 report plan to complete the Public Works
The Wings would prefer Hunkefs to report plan, be-
esuse they deem their views most in harmony with
tbelr own The BsruburneTs will settle down upon
Loan end Tax Lava measure sure 10 be Killed II cent
TO the People. 1t s not known whether toe Hunkers
are united against this plan IL they are not the Wings
had better let them paddle their canoe IN their own
way The prevailing iGes with the Wings, is that an
amendment Of the Constitution 20 as 70 allow OF su
teoaou Of the Canal Revenues lie the only practicable
scheme; few Of them msy be deludei into the Loan
and Tax project but that would be miserable policy
both for the Canals end the Wing party The soOoct
will come up tomorrow
Its sill showing hard here. SuBROSh.
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Secretary Everett and the Colonization So

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. - ISIS.
Secretary Everett will deliver the Address
~ the Annual Meeting of the American Colonization 80
clciy in Washington on Tuesday next
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The Late pi.,,ter-rhe Weather.

CoNCogD. InuFslsy, Jsu y. ~
Samuel Newell, a victim OF the lac disaster
reported recovering died last Tuesday at The re-iense
Of his con Charles stark Newell, IN Lawrence M
wife Of the deceased grs1tdHushter 81 Gen J'nh
5tnrk
Winter has returned again. The thermometer
/. nov At DO This morning II was I6'. Toe WIND Is
nsrtheA at and snow storm IL commencing, with 'sns
OF = desvy gale.
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LIVERPOOL Corn Market.

The Bresdstus Market has been quiet and the following
are the ruling CURES WHEAT. 40 for White and 73 for
Red Flour % 6d29i for Philadelphia and Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-14
Death of Ea-Gov. Cahcu.

RIcMNoNp, Thursday, Jan -, 1853.
Ex.Goy. Cabel, Of Virgins, father OF Hon
Z. c. Caben, of Flxiis died here this moruins