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ELECTION NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICES.
re- We are authorized to announce Major
kES p fasS y orleans ;ab The
The wing Convention. o' teen
Gss- Messrs. Editors Please to announce u
TRcT COURT subject to the decision S FSSps s9
rel G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent Of
II f TIL FIRST ssT' bsrRicT COURT mis- 's'
rs JOHN ORCHARD is candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mhss
ase-P. NJ. BERT1N, for the past fourteen
DsPa G1 q s d f,0 eERKsP t hs
DISTRICT COURT, ~hsver Court the Same may be h1nged
5sss- THOMAS G. PooLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
~ Editors of the Crescent Please an
ne M TR co e 81 NV H a
rs- WILLIAM P BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
DISTRICT COURT of'h may be 0s ne.
ny- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES LABuzAN Candidate for CLERK Of The THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the same may De
re JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
|
nr SAMUEL G. RISK is q Candidate for
| SLt Len No ur na ,srt " ~ fels tie
Hs- FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr.-JoHN D. bA-
sa es Of h Gf D'ass ISIS
ns- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN.
MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH Dis mia
rs For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
the
c II he Fs ps cuI, q
G e. 'fi'sf'
r be ehansedto "i'"
o re- Please announce DR.. GEORGE W. eros
CORONER Of the Parish Of Orleans subject 70 "
= decision of a Democratic Convention: -- "'"
Es- THEODORE J. WILKINsoN.--We are au
thazed THEODORE WILKINSON, CORNER Il
+, City Parish Of Nworlenn' candidate for reelection ss'
Me- For Assessor. TURNER, tn
ss ssseaS s Claims
90 -
ma- Please announce THos AsKEw as o car
e. didss STATE TAX COLLECTOR, Fir. District ''
re- WIN. BLOOMFIELD, Sr.,
the Last ASb TETs ssi Of n''is N''0''
e, JUSTICE !. s oT THE PEACE
FIRST JUSTICES COURT. a.,
3. Nv Election November !, 1858 %"
as~ CHARLES " JoNTE, the present incur
sie fcE FOR 4i tile FaSs Of
W. ------a--------------
t. ny We are authorized to announce NIGu
in sFRb y e fT inS Usf1dEs
10 DO
inc ms- GEORGE F. PEARSON Is a candidate TO-,
H. .se IN oIf',s y ~ ynSs 81 hs friends ie28
in ns- VIM 9. QuIRK is Candidate for Cc
. STABLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT tB Inc u,
comprises old Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Wards nom Canal 70
:: street. aud from the Lsyee to the Lake le
a. NE To the Editor of the Crescent Ple
announce JOHN Candidate for reelection 70 the
his Of CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES C0uRI 81 the q
Of Orleans. Election November NEXT. HIS fftiENps' 1'
rs FRED ]. ROBERTS is Candidate
DIV, CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COUNT Fec
November next ~
M9>WM HENRY WATERS, Candidate for
ra, ,i 81 ,h Second Justices Court Eecton, Monday in
sanOs ~ ~ ' mylO
in Ms For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES Ooc
BERNARD GARITY Candidate for Constable o. INC Ihls
s Aces Court Election November next MANY fhENDehV
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rs JOIN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhss
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viii leave WEDNESDAY, October 10, at O'Clock p M.
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS 49, b
and all iuermed to landiugs-Regular St. Louis
Packet PACIFIC.-The and light draught ny1 a2A
fAcIETc Capt Fhinn viii leave as above fe
e WHITE Il BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street,
oil ortoC. 7. BUDDECkE Il CO.
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yNHE ROAD TO HEALTH
HoLLo WAYS PILLS.

HnrInwhy's PILLS AN ADMIRABLE REMEDY feR I ~
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINTS AND BAD pGksl IAs
Wilson gentleman latch rnpsi from Bsega whss % s.s
the pon Eas. India
called 6cSHys ertah few sys M ays
he thssa unpar4ls led
with
hs IN months he could solid i99, sy.s
seemed his Disorder ba
iAa d wonderfully in cleansing 4aa ~ y ~
10 70
NJ sos al Of Professor
HsIsts 10 the unee Drag tAe
| Ifalor ana bS Msssrs A. 3. D sANpS,Ns" ' ~
Tbs SAVING n taS.os in syery asr are
! NBGnirectans for the guidance OF i''' - ans'b :
sFi.. o s-eb boz NJ
WTHIsKY--S00 bbls. Rye, Bogye $500. md MO
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Rag- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES LABUzAN Candidate for CLERK Of the Iitp
COURT whatever Court the same may be
nhA
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MS For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES COURT
BERNARD Candidate for Constable Of the Ihd Jus
ace's Court Election November next. MANY fRltSDshps'
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Will leave TUESDAY, October Is at o clock Pm.
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, ~ 4
in NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD kE41
NEY NATCHEZ, and all intermediate landings -z.
Rsruar vicEbarg Packet MAGNOLIAIhs new and Eagn
cent swift running passenger MAGNOLIA ST. GAR
son master will above For eght or passage, pp o
board or to SMITH FIMIsTER. 80 Poydras street.
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wlIleare WtNSEsDAY October 10 at O'Clock NJ.
ENOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ~ |.
and all n.Tmss,e sning:Resular St Louis - az q
Packet CHARLES BELCHER.-rhe new and x1sszE7z<1fkH
sgan passenger steamer CHARLES BELCHER, Capt C.le, vii
aboye For freight passage apply board or to
ol7 WHITE g. butHANANt 81 fu''on STREET,
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nss-WM HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Second JUSTICES Court Eecton Mohany
pert "pt'"
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TO RENT.

TO RENT.
HOUSE AND FURNITURE TO LET.-@
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOUSE nssSy pil ca ~ ss
Satif o. ps ~ Gea n 'ss's F.@y
s R i d %,,a Va Apply prs.e, oia
vyyO RENT-Ofices, First and Second
s.o,y Also the Third Floor 30 isS Po7iras g.
Apply % WIN DEsxBAYE Paner No os Poyds. at. 'se In.
EoR RENT-Two large and well lighted r
oa roeoT sziS i%sias;oSS 'es.. .,s.
HoUsE TO LET, AND FURNITURE a
FOR sAdoa. Of ts %Gs The Furniture
ass bot l,,le time and IS as good as new al
LyOR RENT-Several desirable offices in "A
.a ssaSs sir Hisy WTEY co
vIyO REINFORCE on the second IL DOR In "A
,hebodng Camp street. Apply on the w. he1
COR RENT-Two fine Offices, No. SO St. On
Charles street, TS'Ii. A sassf Co. 50
NOR RENT-The fine lower Store, No, SO On
aap,y Common fs ssl A' BsREILr Co 81 Common stree.
VvO RENT-The upper portion OF the
Store 81 Graver csnsioing two good ohcss ana tso
ssBas spartmsn'' wi" be rented '" 4. g. WRIGHT Co
ygyO RE LET-A Store suitable for an a
Il nodsrs,e-at No. IS Bank Place. hosls
no RENT.-The Lower Floor of No. 10 q
r0''1s slvi so sRsaai' ASE
lTNO RENT.-The two-story and attic IA
Brink Dwelling ersvisr and Circus Streets s'r
no1s DIR. CARROLL So Union Row. c.Tondelet .ss,
nFFICE TO LET.-Front Office, Second r
sery Is campstrset Possession the trst Of No
6bef, APPS to siML WOLFF, on the prsm.ss. o'u. y
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IMPORTS.

PENsAcoLAPs schr Powhstsn 50 bales domestic, Lstehofd
sco-5e 600 feet rnhsr IS 90 laths, A p Simpson.
PENsAcoLAPr schr Martha 5000 ss lumber s0o sAsn ana
doorp, Simpson
BREMEN--Per al p Leontne 1881 pkgss mdss TO order
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ssatf Hays from ST. Louis Th inst reports In ro l'adns
20, Now Orleans steamers Iowa. Unle SAM and Australia Met
steamer Tunky Island Steamer Georgso"n aground ~
.,ne place Paasd HDl aground At Island NO. Is
Grand aground Island ST. Nicholas aground Hole IL me
WALL 81. feet Upper and Lower MsssPp sad falling
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viii leave MONDAY, October Ii, att O'clock
NOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, Lou ~ \
~ IsyILLE and intermediate lsndings.-The SsfsSl
steamer n. W. THOMAS. shropshire master,
nnI freight and For freight
spny on board or MCDOWELL BELL, II PoydrAs st.
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obtained by applying J. O. PERSON Tres
Commercial Alley JAMES EuRNEAUx ssere.1y, 3
Camp Lafayette Rev CfiA
wTALL Esplanade and r. NJ COREY at sckies
Co.. Camp The Of Vaults for stoe holding Lodges
holding Lodges
burial ehd st0 for all other buas The Psiss Of
Vault will purchase Of Lots nfor
nation respecting the Rest, apply to ,-,s.,
JAS. FURNEAux al the ODD fsuSws HAIL
Eurxx.ur SECRETARY.
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ny We are authorized to announce Miguel
uERN kNDEZ candidate for reelection TO the Once 81 SoN
STABLE FIFTH JUSTICES COURT oil the fhsh o'
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NOTICE-TWENTY-Fl DOLLAnS ~
REwARD-Rsnawsyen TUESDAY APrn :. ss sss
Man ES Trade abost thirty years O. ~, ~
five feet z stout built veil SET sGri ~, .s. ~
eloth round cost whiss ineey pahls
round top end Of ~ ~ % rs err
HATCHER FhfS6s, ~ ~.
vsr street, Ns"ors"ns' " '0N SPLIT
again,
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WIN leays MONDAY. ostsbsr u. al O'Clock r. --
NOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- r. =
mediate ndngs-The fine regular passenger LE4ssET
pack ct steamer w Ii. CLIFTON, Capt Wise, viii
leave Forieght pasaags apply GA board OF 70
STRoTfIER a BROS. Agents, as Poydras street.
- n x Aren,s oil
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me- VIM 9. QUIRK is q Candidate Tor CON
sTSBIE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT az Tbs Di.in
Fifth Sixth Seventh Wards from Canal 70 JUN
street and from the Leyee to the Lake. le"
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ae- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF The FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
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OHIO RIYER.

willleave MONDAY, October II, at S o'eloekr.A
UNOR LOUISVILLE and ClNClN- ~ h
NATI-The and light draught passenger LSs8Y31F3
steamer ELIZA, Stevens, msats will leave as above
~ JOfiN E. HYDE Agent, IA Poydras street
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MS- GEORGE +. PEARSON Is candidate Tor
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES Couhi
nlsolic q Of his friends. W. "
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nss- FREp. ]. ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
.aara
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re- CHARLES " JoNTE, the present inoum-
oyn' ~ ATts THE ORLEANS s2ite
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me- Please announce THos. AsKEw as o can
!, = = err hTE Tsx coIIFCroR First District, s27
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steam b oats.
Monroe, GwArtney, from ls1oo CITY.
Mary Foley, Ransom, from Lalputehs.
Frank Lyon, Estes, from Grand Lake
Gpsv, IRE, from Bayou Sara.
Pacific, Ftthan, from St Louis,
I'm Wright, Clarke, from Nieka5utg.
Chas Bslehsr, Carlisle, IRON St Louis.
Hhys brandshburg from Sc. Locus
ED White Effort, from AtehR,slaya.
Natehsa No o Clarke, from Fort Adams.
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SkT Martha Webher ipm Pensacola Hurley 6eoBnn
m Pow haitian Caro- Pensacola, Hurley scoBasin
Ship Andoye berry days New York, Cohsn2 dist
shin L.ouns Wqans Bfrmn, August To- 10 MASTER
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NSr For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CotTRT-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
NewOrleaus which situation ne ns
6led offers himself as candidate of
CLERKSHIP of said Court whatever eouft 'he
be changed to. ~
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YAZOO RIVER.

Will leave MONDAY, October II, at O'Clock, r.M
NOR YAZO0 CITY, SATARTIA, ~ i
vICKsBURG, and ali Intermediate andng7, ~ IL
Tas r.ouay Yazoo Citv packet ALTON, John Wal go
lace master her regular trips in the above
vii av. "a ,bove The A. freight for points above Yazo
City, with privilege reshppng storing at Nek'burg or AAo
civ Por fre ght or passage. apply on board, or 70
Ill RANDOLPH, GRAY co, IS New Lavee 81
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NJ To the Editor of the Crescent Please
JOHN j. Candidate for reelection 70 the office
Of CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES CouT OF the Parish
Of Election November next HIS fnihNoo' l'io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

The Erening Post demonstrates by an elaborate
mathematical process that must delight the ghosts Of
Euclid and Cocker, if sad ghosts are within rappng
distance of this lower sphere that NewYork is entitled
in the distribution Of the Federal spos' to one place
in the Cabinet, (now filled by Marcy one For
eign Embassy DIX has it in his pOcket) and three
sevenths of second Foreign Missn, with oneseventh
of the Chargeshps and Consulaes b. the more or
less.
The demonstration is conclusive, bus sho have we
in the great Democratic family that is ssed to fill the
threeseyenths of an Embassy 1t can't be that The
Post is engineering place for Dickinson AFTER its long
and bitter warfare upon him Who is the vulgar frac
ton for whom Destiny is weaving Court dress and be-
lOnpinCs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
PARTIES AND POLITICS,

Wehave dspeased sundry highly respectable Wing
journals, while alarming some of the contrary part by
procaimiDg belief that the Wing party is hopeless
y prostae, and cannot be revived That was badly
defeated last November in q of the 81 States is only
an incident not the cause of its destruction il was
killed at Baltimore in June last by the attempt to en-
force in its ranks fictitious impossible uniformity on
the subject Of Slavery. In fact from the day that
President Fillmore was induced to remove from office
painful and capable Wing nominees of Gen Taylor for
Lonapprova of the Fugitive Slave Law, the overthrow
of the party was all but inevitable The Wings will net
stand the amount of drill and dragoonng that can be
safely applied to their antagonists and even these we're
crowded too far at their Baltimore Convention in 13i3
The Wing party was formed without reference to
Slavery it has always welcomed to its ranks hold
ing diverse opinions this subject and from the hour
when Pro-Slavery tenet seemingly sosted into its
creed, its dissolution reconstruction inevitable
These facts We were not first in proclaiming. The
Silver Grays asserted them in defeating several Wing
candidates for Congress in State in 1885, and defeat
ing most of the State Ticket For years il has been OBJ
vous and updepied that they preferred National
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
0RIDE AND TIE.o

In the slow old times when Vermont the Land of
Promise for the hardy sous Of Massachusetts and New
Hampshire and the Holland Purchase more remote and
inaccessible than Oregon is, the lads who set out
to seek their fortunes in the new settlements used to
manage in this fashion Vehicles were nearly out of
question for lack of roads and bridges making long
Journey Oh foot was not pleasant and to ride superu
Gus horses to the West beside diminishing the scanty
outfit was taking them from dear market to rela-
lively cheap So two of them would buy or hire
nag Jointly and start-No. / riding Off smartly some
ten miles to point agreed on where he would see the
popy well rubbed watered and fed and then step off on
foot In due time No. 3, who had started afoOt would
come up find the pony every way refreshed and ready
for work again, jump his back, ride him of smart!y
further ten miles, passing No. on the way, and dis
mounting at the stipulated spot to repeat the watering,
curryng feeding process, and step briskly on Thus
forty miles per day we're easily made, the bipeds travel
ing twenty each and the quadruped forty, or just ten
miles per leg all around all arriving in due time at their
destination in good condition, and with no fatal depe
ton of pocket.money.
A nice little arrangement on a similar principle
is that which has just been harmoniously consum-
mated in Louisiana Mr.. Souie is notable of that
State, leddDg DeHOcrdt, was IcccuIy d y. o.
Senator, with laundering for Diplomatic honors Mr.
Slidell was another eminent Democrat OF the same
State though exactly of the same stripe being, as
warmly for Union" SOule is for State Rights" Gen.
Pierce made Mr. Sidel Minister to Central America
but that caused jar in the machinery, as Mr.. Soule
had set his heart on rstcass Mission, and Louisiana
couldn't have two At length, after much tribuaton,
the matter was adjusted as follows Mr.. Soule was ap-
pointed Minister to Madrid and thereupOn resigned his
seat in the Senate Dir Sldel (per understanding with
the White House) then resigned his Mission and went
posthaste to Baton Rouge in quest of Mr.. Soules re-
lnquished seat in the Senate he rather choker,
but the Caucus just managed to swallow MIN; and as
luckily of the tackng gave way he is now Sena-
tor We always like to see these little matters done
up smoothly and pleasantly.--though, in fact, the
machinery is generally well oiled with palm oip OF
late that stick or break. down scarcely be ap
Drpbended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
Tho phila deIphin Murders.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday AptiI y "
The Grand Jury made special presentment nus
in relation 70 the Rink murder embracing a me evue
fastenne the crime upon Spring which deemed convi
ing of the innocence OF jerome Feckert are TED on
picon of the murder and his discharge is recomnenae
The decision of the Court upon the motions or "a
Carson Emmos for the murder of Soohan was pronoun
by Judge Allison overriding both The prisoners 40
then asked whether they had anything to say why
of death should not be passed Their counsei reaa ~
ting that Capie told him that Soohan pushed %gahs
struck him. and that then he stabbed Soohan SenieH
death then pronounced by Judge Allison; ., sr the
The Grand Jury found true bill against SPrIog rib
murder ofRnk and ignored the bill charging Fec. eI ,s
the crime The latter is still held for an ASSAULT wiz
Ia kill one Wilson, a cab driver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
The New.England Methodist Conference.

BOSTON, Friday Apnl ~, ie1
The Conference AntSlavery Society connected With tho
New England Methodist Conference in session at Ipswich
held its anniversary meeting last evening
Rev j. ID. Bridge, of the speakers, said that he
claimed to be the constant and incorporating friend Of
the slave lie was Union man, too. lie went iof ms
country, not right or wrong. but however bounded
He commented on the resolutions passed by our last
Annual Conference, recommending rule in our discipline
prohibiting the reception of voluntary shareholders INTO hs
period The time would come when the Church must
either carry out those resolutions recede from the posi-
ton it hal taken; it would do the latter IL naa
sworn eternal hate to Slavery and its utter exerhauoa
had been decreed
Rev j. Porter argued that the Methodist Church ws
sound in its Anti Slavery doctrines and that ITS present rug
carried out must ultimately drive Slavery from the chuf
Some shareholders had remained in the church under e
delusve idea that agitation would and they could ~
tain their slaves unm0ested, but ii could not be-:
No definite action taken, the matter VIII come "
in the Conference itself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
From the British Provinces.

Halifax papers Of the 25th inst received The trial
of Thomas Clark Of the crew of the New York ship
Winchester for abuse and eonious assault Of the
female passengers the passage from Lyerpool-for
which the mObbed in the streets of iaax-hsd
resulted in his acquitt The American Consul Mr. Nor.
ton was present The defense raised point whether the
Court had jurisdiction of oense committed board
American vessel bound to the United States and only put
ting in there from stress of weather
The Court reserved decs0n-several others OF the
crew are to be tried on a similar charge
Late accounts from Newfoundland state that the seal
fishery had been the most successful known for many
years, already 100000 seals had been obtained.
The Newfoundland papers state that the Submarine ree
graph Company will petition the Assembyto increase Their
capital to f3OOOOO with view of extending finest TO New
York and Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

RAILROAD TO THE PAcRIc.-We are sorry to hear
from Washington that there is delay in organizing the
several parties for the survey of the various proposed
railroad routes to the Pacific. Congress appropriated
100000 at their last session for the survey of three
routes to be selected By the President. 1t was
dton of the appropriation that the surveys should be
made and completed this season, so that the Reports
upon the several routes could be made to Congress by
February next. 1t now appears that Major Stevens
the newly appointed Governor of Washington Terrific
~ who has charge of the Northern route is the only
man yet selected for the service in question. He is a
gentleman of energy and practical skill and has already
got his force organized and his expedition in state Of
forwardness His work. we have no doubt, will be well
and promptly done We shall be glad to hear that the
other routes are placed in competent hands But
is high time all the companies were organized and an
der way. Stir your stumps gentlemen at Washington,
and don't let the season slip and take two years to
do the work Of one. We want the great Pacific Rail-
road At tho earliest possible moment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30


About o'clock this morning the Rochester House.
Temperance hotel was found be fire. and sad to re-
late four domestcs three and boy lost their
lives There about l20 persons in the hotel many Of
them families who boarers, and the OF confu
SIGN and dsmay which occurred is nconceivabe Nothing
remained of those who persisted but few charred bone
sufficient to enable the surgeon to designate them We
learn only the of Cathsrne Conlan aged about 40
years and James Pheeney IA years old The building
recently purchased by j. NJ French for s2550O and
insured for $4,000 1t was kept by Bryan Cone Co
Temperance House About two-thrds Of the building,
and large amount of personal property was destroyed
The fire originated in the cooking and drying room.
livery stable also burned. but its contents
saved The loss in the Rochester House cannot be
tained at present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

We received our files Of European papers per Canada
at late hour this morning. The reader will find in
another column interesting account of the reception
of Mrs Stowe at Liverpool, sketch of the debate
on Taxes upon knowledge in the English Parliament
and telegrapbc abstract of the proceedings in the
House of Commons upon The Times article on Kossuth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken of anonymous Communications
Whatever is intended for insertion must be authent
Gated by the name and address of the wrier-not
necessarily for publication but a guarantee of his
good faith $3.50
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

". D.-You know our rule with regard to reports of
Lectures and for declining to open columns
to personal structures thereon. Ii the Roman Catholics of
our City consider Father GavgZZi worth answering at
ALL let them call upon such person they may fit to
speak il reply and we Will report the substance of his lee
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sanction from those whose he volunteered to de-
fpud.