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candidate for ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
~" ,AA s''''' '= - wa e.u..,,,
,osTw. ar. ssSs.ad % .noouDss judge THOMAS n
sRps 4. saaasts Il he election IL
i99in W TIE SUPREME COURT For me i.naT
asa- Fop Assoc1.rr Judge OF THE SUPREME
Il s:. ss sss and ID
ssem. e an ~ S S o ess az
SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECOND DSlilCI' ie1 70
Tho q 'hs e se 81 1 ssn s soys 1g
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ns- Fop associate JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
authorized BEATTY # ths
lice V " Tie SUPREME COURT FROM THE sEcoNb
ns- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
for the oacs q ASSOCIATE JUICE OF THE g1PRsME COURT
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mr. For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
couRT.-Judge A. NJ BUCHANAN is a capdidats for the
FOR TIE FIRST DISTRICT At the election TO be held
Parishes Of pssa"es ST. Bernard Orleans p bsoR X ss 81 IN.
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coIeTws aaseli,,d sssssess esessE sTesWsRIpsE
az candidate for hs office q THE SUPREME
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s sp IAr'' Interior fi''0n1 y W.; soPf gp Rouge
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coET TAYLOR esadida for the oaes Of ASSOCIATE
CEoF ihE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF LOUIS
lana a. the election holden the first Monday April nI
% .nAt po,toh oi tho Guy o. New VI
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Al yrtr,s A1A9. Nioeseho' iease ouice nus
LEVI Of Opelousa9 candidate SUPREME JUDGE FOR
lllE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. - -
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~ 1881 DISTRICT COuhT.--l present tnyseI
tho voters OF the parish Of Orleans JOHN c. LARuE mh7
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mr. For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPP

zg- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
C0UR Judge A. NJ. BUCHANAN is a candidate for the
office Of ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT, the election be held
the Inst Mopdsy Of April The fst De, eomposed Of the
and that portion Of the New Orleans st. jana IT,
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from Liverpool ready discharge Post
consgnes are requested take outther permits ard attend
TO the Of their goods the all
within five days will be to the Customhouse
mi TOOLE as Bank Place
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~ The shin OLYMpus. Cant Wilson. fr

Liverpool ready .onsgnees
to out tteT permits and attend
eyee and all gos not permitted within i've will
public
to Consignse Of 20 crates Eahsnware, marked
50 will
signed. CHENEY LOWELL Conn street. mills
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HS- FoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
ElCAIp H. BAHkER is candidate JUDGEsHIP OF THE
iibto DISTRICT COURT Of NEW ORLEANS, the Court which
hiH} succeed II under the new Constitution. Ni TO
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nr Shin CALLENpEn. Can't. Dickman,


Antwerp ready discharge her a Third District
requested attend 10 the receipt of their freight the
All goods not permitted within five will
public the risk the
j., r. WHITNEY A CO. Camp street,
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HAMMoCKS-By the bale or dozen, at
es siawf D. W. Il p. BELDENs, Charles street
EAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-250 bags
f,esh cor sale by AL COCHRAN co.. 50 Grsse street.
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+ .AFAYETTE AND PoSTcH4ErRAIS RAILROAD

COMPANY.-NEw ORLEANS (Foorth Det.l March 1882
Subscribers % the Stock Of th. Company hereby notified bat
TEN PER CENT fbsng bh instansn) will due
Of the Company, IL Jaksoa
FIRST DAY or APRIL 1855. By order Of the Board.
MI I'd W. T..
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CREAT SOUTHERN MUSEUM
NJ Open EVERY DAY rom o'eissk sai u o'clock has
sssS iosd ss.I he Uad sss
d Ts soRts ssscyTs a ocKo
RE is GRssT eRiz1lY kE.s, GENERAL JACKSON,
T ThE GREAT sR H SEA HoSsTEa, THE zEuaLoDos
gy Aimittapce so cents. nhl4
CALLERY OF WAX STATUES AT COM
RhL HALL d s. Shsr.. AID PstaiG y Ess,
EVENING. Cards Of admission 50 eeais children and servants hAE
ss~gis Chewing si'tass;sss
S6s FEsNk WF FsEseF Hon SS hENE Sp CLAY
b bS % q. NJ asssi tn. Ped
TIE lsur consist. of Reception by Ladies' the
PRoPs i2s w s2 and Dr. PaRKMa,
FIJI o gEH s TYP B. IA 4 II sa HSTSf wax
The pcA ne n, esss s' M
sf s Hone sc s' Fails w ely
ss;ss W f;s
Patrols hs and e should not fail 70 III Er
'''''' WIS AMERICAN an Err iiSsIsi' GIANT GIRL
Ii sisf ss' sssIs che %
sSgnd h s .i s. and sss 81. o % a
cOnrnsncsd Saturday morning ssh. No sI,. charge
ua as IL aG .asss s, stern ''1'
THAN RICES HIPPODRoME. DAN RICE
r. is%f m a n TIE s;s &
WARDROBE and TRAFPiSss and the fEsr STUD d HoRsE'
| in the United States bas
| OPENED THE AMPHITHEATRE
on ST. CHARLES STREET for the seaaou
day, chivary revived in the grad an imposing
SCENES OF THE TOURNAMENT
produced At hi. establishment, winch. together with the
| BRILLIANT FEATS OF EQUEeTRIANISM,
| the oeiehrsted
| MANAGE ACT BY MRS. RICE
the originality And drolleryo Of
| DAN RICE,
and Ponce ss se'h & Clay
max q. one the % EsR% sTuRpaY
fp- Admission Circle 50 cents; Pit IS cents anl3
| MFRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher OF Music, -
IVn giyes LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR ~ Hs5
her residence No. and ALEC at No. 81
Baroune street tB- se5 per msnth or twelve les
sons t LECTURES 50 Constance street once week. gratis
| telO VI
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ry- Ship NAPLES, VIM. II. Duncan, master

London, VIII WEDNESDAY the 23d
instant at First District Copsgnees will please attend to the
Of their goods the All goods permitted within
five days will be sent 70 the public At the and sk the
thereof IL AsifBRIDGE co. tCharles mhlg
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lNHE COLUMBUS ARGUS, Columbus, MISS
Il ALBERT A. DUMAS, Editor and Proprietor well known
and extensively circulated journal the hest medium for the publication
Of NewUreRn Mobile and the Eastern Cities
North Mnssenoyng does, much the largest circulation Of
anvp sper in that OF country
The TRWEEkLY he Isl of
who publish in the the
arising the publication Of advertisements T-wesky
also, ior "a very small additional charge,
WILEY Argus IN NewOrleaus Specimen
numbers maybe MT his Office uhIs dsWlm
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UITVCC
importation Par I67 Toulouse
reesALEA GALEPPf has always hand large
ENGRAVED AND LITioGRAPHIC PRINTS FRAMES Of all kinds
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS of all sizes, COL.
ORED etc., etc.
FRENCH LEAF AND BRONZE (Pewder) Of eoors
LETTERS AND FIGURES, the cut 10 order,
GREAT vERIETY OF PAPER HANGINGs Of all prices.
ter Orders from the country promptly attended
ie The whole al moderate prices hli 3taw2m
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----------------7----'-7
NOTICES.
IN NOTICE and pont


NOTICE.. A. LEVY, Jun, and HORACE
IlARBY have thi. dag s-a
hi continue As heretoee NJ BARNETT co. Mazsrine
~, rrIe.ns March = mill I'm
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nj Ew SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING

Justreesiyed at No Charrss and spandd soc
. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING AND GENTS EURNIST
ING GOODS which purchasers invited and examine be
their selections elsewhere Every IN lie Cohng r
will found at this sablshment the best
aud the latest styles Aarge and fashionable BOYS AN
YOUTHS CLOTHING always hand the lowest
prices. pARCfS CHEAP STORE,
mills fskmu ChaTtres street.
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~ g~ssssy pssg. oLEosA Capt Martin Leave r
o'sGa SMITH a PIMIsTER, 80 Poydras street,
ge- The superior and swift running packet
Il ns, s. W. R Gs T ea's S JEFFERSON and
mhsi D''' '" SMITH 1 fiMisTER, s. Poydra. ,xest.
&c The consignees of 100 bbls Herring,
% s oH B. 4 GI and ease. Shoes marked T Gin diamond
fS D 70 hs n s s9s a h. rsA, sa their ss
mh2l C. W. IiYSsoN, 50 Camp street.
To- The bark SUSAN W LIND, Capt. Sweet
% a f S & sespt d F OH Il. s C
''' wi" stored al 'e II "a iif ss street
U- Ship NAPLES, VIM. H. Duncan, master,
instant Po:s% District, cosssuss. viii please
@ Sy' NEWELL in 81 SHs C s Is s s@a ink n sA'
Bv Ship CALLENDER, Capt Dickman, from
'sa 5 S he ,ss n e e I It,
%s '''''' 'f and n
&C. The bark CAROLINA, Capt. Sherwood,
p nos!SI i d,h1Tns opposite Post l TI' sri
mhls - LEyI II. GALE, 80 Common street.
10 Neither the Captain nor the Consignees
CO % s Ss c EfN o w m y sc1 G SJ
Bg- Neither the Captain nor Consignee of the
cd by the crew. JOHN TooLE, IS Bank Place mills
~ The ship New ZEALANDER, Capt Wilkin-
9n from Liverpool ready discharge at Pos, 81 F
are requested 70 take permits and attend
within five days will be sent to The cu,,eah9u.s ss9,ss
&C. Brig SEGUIN, Jas A. Dubel, master, from
to $ sSPsf their iid ss
mh5 VIII De otia hs ii fpsns sS It
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JULY 4, 1858

be shall be compelled 10 lock his vaults IN their faces
and stand sentinel With club before the door Should
be nav spy sueb brszen ssindle be will assuredly be
impesched, though II should De
LEGISLATURE on that issue alone
II rho nubc business we're only done even laziy and
b,d1 the ground Of complaint would be diminished but
xbe the Peope are called to pay the price Of two se'
.on. they will hardly receive in return the average re-
,n. ~ ON. While all manner of petty asd paltry bills
ds,ed and pressed through the important Code
po., !. stpdor.ly and shamefully avoiced the Maine
Il; Isft ~ he kicked aside, msde 70 fall between
the tuo Houses BY some eleventh hour juggle and nos
.yen the necessary Annual Appropriation bills yet
r,..ed And It'll sitting after sitting Is consumed in sci
f,b ponr and contemplating and in the consideration
Of bills Of no public interest or importance.
TheIsst exhibition vet made-that Of Thursday in
N. Assembly % Mr. Daniel b Tsyl"rs Na'iona"
r.solstons-is emDently worthy Of this Legislature.
II was simple facOn fight, wherein the " Nationals
or Hupker. aided pro ten by the Why's, undertook to
make the Baruburners and Soi'shrAs denne their
positien on the Fugitive Slave Law-whlch they dd,
the sofrs by voting win the Nationals 10 indorse the
scf-the BanbuIner. generally BY running away. Ibe
introduction of these resolutions was exactly repeti
ton of the game played IN The last Wing National Con-
ventiop BIS those Northern Delegates who, unable TO
prevent Gen. SCOTS nomination, were determined 20
load HIM with weight enough 20 insure his defeat. We
think the Bantulners should have faced the music and
yoed No They sad this quite a. empha caIy by run
mig as they could have done by voting aud snce they
have swallowed Pierce, his Platform and his oaugural
N spite of their hostility to the Fugitlse Slave Lag,
and he had given them Offices notwithstanding such hos
tiIity. they evinced neither courage nor wisdom in
dodpinp the vote as they did. Butwe will farther
sider IN poipf
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CIINrOS-TOlfPKIS-.

Tlei,uTosIy erection OF o .taue of De Wiz CintO
in front ofthe CRY Hall has nstCated movement FRA
statue of Clinton. coiemPora-y and immediate rival
Daniel D. Tompkins. Though psrtzan 10 it, origin and
not iuaueurated under tie most commanding auspices
We trust this movement vin be promptly responded 10
and abundsntly successful
DAME D. Tompkns though he seems 70 have achieved
no permanent place in the public regard ordinary
man Though not equal to Clinton grasp Of states
manshp or elevation OF purpose, be bis superior in
amenity Of manners in felicity Of address, and in nearly
all the qualities which secure immediate personal
popularity In patriotic aror and in genuine devotion
10 Human Liberty be has rarely been exceeded His
name is houoraby and enduringly connected with the
Abolition Of Slavery incur State. He loathel Imprison
ment for Debt procured is Moderation and doubtless
Lastened is ultimate eyeuAToT lie was az earnest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

The dissatisfaction with the stamped enveops just
issued by the General POst-Oic is very general and
very just It arises from the fact that each of them
bears on the back the card OF Mr. + Nesbit, OF this
City, the contractor by whom they furnished. We
are not that arrangement of this sort
templated by Congress when the envelops we're or
dered certainly such feature was included in any
advertisement offering the contract TO public cOmPe
ttion and ifthe Postmaster. General privately author.
ised Mr.. Nesbit to make such use OF the enyeops,
be- did what We think he had right 10 do; while Il
DIr Nesbt did without authority, he should have the
lot thrown back On his hands Certainly # this chance
Of circulating business card had been offered 10 the
highest bidder, it would have brought enough TO pay
the entire cost Of the enveiops and prodi TO boot
As il is, we are assured thar many heavy commercial
houses will them &c all, though they would 9th
erwise be large consumers /, would be- only proper
for the Postmaster General TO cancel the entire stock
on hand and procure a supply, without the obec-
tiOnable appendage.
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The Worcester Spy thinks our yOuog EOmea 100
ayerse to houseWork and too fond Of living 81 the
needle. Il says;
"1h- shr making business i one ~ woman rr0ays
that rvore-sing Hos does To I1ta> propose to
redress u
Ansrer-By widening Woman's sphere Of exersiOn
and reward The price ofAbors held to be governed BY
the relation Of supply demand. II one Million women
Try to i've by empoyments which only require half that
number. some Of them must be idle and others bid
against each other for the work until the price of il is
reduced to point where soul and body just be held
together Now enlarge the sphere Of Woman BY add
ing half dozen more pursuits, requiring many
aborers and her wages must inevitably rise and her
position be sensbly improved What We propose then,
is TO have good many thousand single men now EN-.
pOyed a. Clerks IN dry good stores mainly visited BY
women, or as waters in hotels &c &c. replaced by
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Gov. SEYMOUR, Of Connecticut would seem to be
Jealous Of any rivalry in UNFOLDING the Rum interest
The Legislatures bill poor affair, prompted by q
solemn consciousness on the part Of the ant-Nane
Law majority that they must do something the Peo-
pie would choose different set Of agents to do Il.
This bill the Governor remorselessy vetoed. lie fal.
fills bis obligations the Rumsele-s the last title
There can be no legislation seeming TO condemn
or embsrrass the Liquor Traffic while he remains Gov.
ensr Happily, that visitation draws to it's close and
We defy the party TO select successor equally subser.
Went TO the great source of Destiiuton, Misery and
Crime Even John Cotton Smith would not have
perpetrated this last veto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

The Albany STATE Register has iorcible leader break
ing ground in favor Of the Maine Law, which We vey
gladly bail from that quarter After giving faithful and
startling picture Of the moral and social consequences
of tipping, the Editor proceeds:
"CSn anything be done 70 stay this tide OF destruction
that is running ward through the land swelling and 10
CT, ssug IN volume yearly that sweeps away .ni burs IN
is urgd t Cd thousands upon thousands II our people
That ills homes with d-seon. aud the prisons with con
victhst visits the rich, the poor and the middle CLASSES
k-that breaks the hearts Of parents and make, the
vourc hopeless IN life. Psss death and hopeless n
terutyihat takes the str, NJ from his labor the IL,
tneciual msn from hrs ,iugrs the official from his duties
tie husband from his wife the psreut from his chdren the
children from their pare us hprres them all gne.t
army of the fallen 20 death of shame and grave Of
dishonor To this great Aggregate ~ socd csam-s aad
priv Crefs adds ouerOus ttXs ana burthens upan
frugal Snd the temperate. l. ills the slmshouses with
pauIers and sSels, 20 enOrm amount the expense
If tie Counts and the prisons Without H. the iss you'd
be comparatively tenAEtless and the Criminal Courts de-
serted, g., &c.
This is excellent but IN the very next coumn We
ud genial response a correspondents invitation 70
dine on Peas wherein the Editor says:
We take It for granted We shall have something be-
sides pess something solid something savory and pleas
ant 10 the taste such spring chickens nc-y bro-d or
speckd trout resh from the brook, maybe brace or
two of woOjcock snipe. = pair OF ftt aid ducks.
and shouldn't BE- II al slruded q them 20
the liable in succession, after another ike together
with salads and such vegetables relish with them Aad
thn boHlc tco 81 cid P'ff >lsrry Hddcira,
srtn Champagne, r0uifHt rtf rs it ths isasf'
Perhaps not; but it rifles" your defamation
against ntemperance and your argument for the line
Law very badly, that plan people can hardly SEQ
through them Pray don compel them TO strain their
visual organs So perilousy.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Affairs at the Capital.

Special Digatas 70 The y T,1uae.
WASHINGTON JAY 3 lsA
There have been several interviews with the President
in regard the proposed powers 70 be given to SIR Ba
cbaBAn before b. goes 10 London. Mr II. wants almost
unmt,d power and Secretary Marcy opposes the demand
The SECRETARY will WIN, beyond doubt.
Gen GAosden is still ia The city.
The MINIS article reading cat The EDentag Poff B
oIo Corner and Old IDgot written by Judge Ncho
SOD submitted 10 tho President in manuscript and 50.
proved by hin.
The Bauburner here are incensed and assert that Dix,
Fowler CochraDe and other true Buffalo men, all not
discard H. P0tand C0u,i.r Others think the spois sill
DO the work-that Dix aad his compariots Will succanb
Independence is fitting day tor these Of freedom
10 rche and decide upon their future course.
Old Iugot s in tine health snd spirits lie looks back
with delight upon bis declaration maize lst before the
Presidential election That hereafter he would never commit
himself 10 another caucus or coryentlon QCn.
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MENTAL NACHINbRY.

Well advanced as this age Of ocomOton and labor
saving is in its physical progress every new achieve
ment in mechanical art Is hailed with enthusiasm We
transport mountains and travel Ike cannon balls aud
vet more efectua motive power is anxiousy sought
for and the spoheosis Of Ericsson only waits for boiler
bottoms that viii stand SLOW FIRE. Natures forces. viz.
ibe and invisible made drive nigh, and day com
binatons Of the mechanical powers that would have as
tnisled ard beWdertd Archimedes or tie MARQUIS of
Worcester Our vcry nut-crskers and mouse trap, are
On new and laborsaying principles. How is it with our
mental machinery Not 10 speak OF metaphysical
tools and engines, such Dugald Stewart and
his brother giants OF Scotland treated Of so masterly
in the days before phrenooy mesmersm and the zap
pincs hos is it With the humble implements of the
school room where the Young idea takes its first lessons
in spiritual projectles Are they up with the times
Are the educators out of sight Of the dark ages as
the railroad engineers ahead Of the Old stagecoach
Jehusl Or are the former still hng the old saw that
there is no royal road TO knosledge" But there is
though At any rate, there is shorter cut, If We are
not mistaken TO the means OF obtaining knowledge Ii
may not be royal suit royalty! bOt u is just the
thing for the democracy, Indeed democracy Dgst have
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From " ashington.

" A5HINU III- daIlf11Tl July z I1ll.
We hear Of several resignaiOns to-day aaong those 40
signed nine hundred dollar clerkships Snc twelve
hundred
CsssfyiDe Clerks Ia the General Post Office in such
that they viii stay classified proves u o. no sty
matter aud Il is doubted whether the JOB VIII DC con-
pl,ted under several W,eks
n II Heath Of Michigan has been prom ltfd 10 chief o.
fhe division in the Geuera md Ofjce, under the acts
lrs0'-2. At 4 salary 0f - 1OO . M
TN, mon n III, morning bss article reading tn
var INK Ereaiag Post ard bnl2 NpR5i,c out u no
Den ocr.tic party snd stauog hA- is recent arcs "a
Cuba vas not ssued b. agtal rty
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Observation-Disclosures TO the Maine Law
The iahsrIe-.

b-olJ-, 71Ilfd1y- joy IT IT
By lie steamer Admiral have rec-iyed - J0ha IN.
4 papers u the Isl inst The attempt - eni0ree the
Maine Law 10 New Brunswick had no, been successful.
Al Richmond where tie fri-.ds VI the Law instituted sore
prosecutors the Temperance Hall vas blown up 9TH
gunpowder and ruined.
Accounts from Magdaen rds .s.e 'ha, ,he mscksrsl
fslsry 30 lar has been an utter allure
Tie 81 John papers commen, r- fsi announced a
American papers that the American lsa.saea afe 'niSs
themselves They argue that such At plfacyi iH1
they esh outside The line they VII no, be moes'ed W.
think that they intend TO within the line and Nv
lested fght their way out
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From TruxlIIe and Balm.

BOSTON, e4igr1y Jll . - =
The brig Helen Jane, from TruxiliO June ~ fsP-s
Tia, he country WAS perfectly quiet. The war os''
Honduras and Guatemala such as il was WAS At AZ s1a
The bark Montpelier from Bahia May H. though no
late a. the brief accounts published via England
more definite statement Of the rAyages Of the
there. -, -. tsf.
The fatality among the English ves'es ID Po's IA
rbe and u them bad been lett VIE 'o1is -. q.
- he fever was also raging on shore bal hsS-
s.,-.sss sunpresseS Al information on the saoleet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

We publish this morning the new law for the sele'-
ton Of Grand Jurors-the bill for that purpose which
vss lost having been a mere duplicate with the differ
epce of so extending the time to give the Aldermen
one more chance to make list. The act adopted
owes the selection Of Grsnd Jurors tot Bosrd Of SIX
Judicial officers. CONSISTING Of sne Mayor Judge Of tle
Supreme Court Chef Justice Of the Superior Court
F,rst Judge Of the Common Pleas. Recorder aud City
Judge. It goes into elect Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

MrssIssiPpL-W William + s Barry las been nomna-
ted as the Democratic candidate for Congress IN the
Greensboro District, Col Featherston Withdrawing has
name as a candidate
Hon james f. Trotter, late T. ;. Senator from Mis-
sissipp and OF the Supreme Court Judges Of tho
same state has declared himself in favor OF Foote's
election 10 the ; Senate az the session of the
Loo fafure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

cbsncsl employments and to cu'iyating the soil We
believe Women may also be properly employed IA
vnedressslnE Horticulture. &c. until the greyoas
inequality of position snd compensation between he
two sexes shall have been considerably diminished
Redress for existing evils is Dst to be found in mere
change of place, but in the radical improvement Il
conditions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

Opporent ia of the Name Law Will find powerful and
characteristic argument for their side IN our teegrap1ic
d,,patch from Boston Sorne of their brethren in New
Brunswick in revenge for far attempt to execute an
acknowledged statute laS, placed gunPcwder under the
r, mnerance Hall and blew il up.