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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

riiced-when he saw rch men turn a, the 6rs, seeming
attack on their private Interests. be fes appalled, az tne
irsince-ify NewYor had gro rich BY the clSnnss
OF communication and the rail- VAT Interest gcied oy
wise policy 20 increase "a tle % the clam OF fropo-
h. This ralvsy IN quesos = opposed By The rssd sr1
owners Of properly N Broadway Tnesens.ori tne
VII (kr BRExxAS) by bis own staten ent 81 the pres
sure Of business in Broadway hls proved how neca
this railway Il needed and most aiInsy AMI lnsat
scieut Is the argument by which this rAilroad
IA sought to be attacked If The railway is an evil,
Il : a choice Of evils, and the crushing. croSt-
frg throng Of oulnibuses is the srsstef eYi-
NJ then took NJ the different features OF the plsn n
which was proposed 70 build the road, and urged thst
no obstruction couli e; 10 the fair o the street lf
was question between the Broadway interest not taat
OF the great population Of the upper Wards Are me me
chsnics-the daily travelling artisan-the iaoorer-sne
working men 20 be denied the night 20 come 70 taer
piace OF business in cheap end easy manner, al be-
csuse property owners in Broadway are frightened AZ
the shadow # those railroad cars Have not the Courts
pover ard authority enough in this cssa Is there any
necessity for the exercise of extra jutndpowerst IL
L no nder the honorable Senator from NeS York was
not prepared fully indorse the bill OF the Senator
from the XIih Hebelieve the Senate would pause long
before they invited by any popular eamor to 90 an
act Of Injustice
Pending Mr.. > remarks, the Committee rose and the
Senate adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

TFLEGRAPH LISEs IN CUBA.-The Govern
ment of Cuba recently advertised for proposals for
laying down GO mies OF subterrsnean telegraph wires
ind also for building 800 miles upon posts, after the
manner Of the lines In the United States Several par
ties from this City aud New Orleans are competing for
the contract and il Ia expected that the successful ap
pcsni will be declared shortly aer the arrival out Of
the Black Warrior which sailed yesterday for Havana,
taking passenger several Il our most expert ;ee
Rrnphers aud among others Mr. John Mckinney, Su-
pcrntendent Of the House Printing TELEGRAPH Line be-
tween New.York and Boston. who visits Havana for
the benefit Of his health.
Mr. II c. Skinner recently chief operator Of the
House Lire between New York and Washington, was
also passenger by the Black Warrior. Mr.. s., we
undetlnd goes out by request OF the Governor Gene
raj to open telegraph Offices at Havana for the purpose
Of instructiug young SpaniaTds TO work the House
Printing Telegraph instruments-that system having
been decided upon by the Government, mainly on &C
count OF the great rapidty with which dispatches
be sent and also, from the fact that every message
transmitted the wires, s printed in plain capital
letters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
WHY NOTE

Some two weeks since, Martin Langdon
whom we had known from boyhoOd as unfortu.
nately organized, Of gloomy disposition, mode.
rate efficiency, and adverse fortunes was tempt
ed in a moment Of dependency to cut his
| throat, Whereof he died The corOner's Jury,
on inquiring into the case, found that he
had of late addicted himself to what are
termed Spiritual Manifestations, and had
eyinced decided interest and faith therein,
Tbercupon said Jury found that said Langdon's
alteration and suicide were caused by the cur
rent Spiritualism,' and gravely recommended
the peremptory suppression by legal force of
all the Circles which meet for the purpose
of receiving or seeking Spiritual Manifesto
tons at various private houses throughout our
City.
We do not propose here to scrutinize the
assumptions as of fact whereon this recon-
mendation was made. Suffice il TO say that, if
tho material Acts be as the Jury believed them,
we consider the verdict an eminently prop
er one. When an evil is to be uproOted, mis-.
chief to be confronted, there Is no other course
to be commended but that which goes straight
TO the root Of the matter.
But Langdon's was unhappily far from being
the only violent death lately occurring in our
City We think not less than five Murders
and three Suicides have occurred here during
the brief period which has interviewed between
the death of I.aucdop and this present writing
Coroner's inquests have been held in each
instance, inquiries made, causes ascertained,
and verdicts rendered. And the one general,
fundamental, predisposing cause of all these
deeds ofbloody violence has been Intemperance,
fed and sustained by the Rum Traffic
But has single Coroner's Jury proposed, as
in Langdon's case, to strike directly at the
cause of the calamity Has one Jury of them
all recommended, or even suggested, the sup
preston Of the Liquor Traffic We believe
not one. They have found one after another
murdered or selfdestroyed, undeniably under
the influence of Rum; but they have not hint
cd at the closing Of the Grogshops
Why this silence Whence such manifest
Partially Ii one mans killing himself be-
csuse Of attending Circles proves that they
ought to be suppressed by legal force, why
do not many persons killing themselves or
others because of Alcoholic stimulants prove
that they and their dispensers should in Ike
manner be outlawed Can any one tell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

~ We have received later and more full
adyices from Mexico via New-Orleans, which
will be found in another column, and which
furnish many items of Importance and interest.
By telegraph We have still later news from the
sister Republic, Of very important character.
President Ansta has resigned and left the City
of Mexico on the 10th inst, by which Creval-
las, Judge of the Supreme Court of Justice,
becomes President ad Interim. The regular
troops had been beaten in regular battle, and
the revolutionists were victorious everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
The Jerry Rescue Trials.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan. %, ls1l
The L. s. Circuit Court opened nc II o'clock.
The term is specially held for the trial Of the Jerry Res
Present OF counsol for Government, Hon.
James r. Lawrence u. :. District Attorney, ID d. IIlls
Esq, Of Syracuse, and Gerrit Smith, OF Pcterboro.
After some motions Ia civil were disposed Of
the district Attorney moved the trial OF EnOeh Reed
(colored)
Mr. Hl,s sad Reed WIS in town, bat not in Court
the for holding the Court having been changed
had missed IT, Besides, Messrs I'VE and Sedgyick OF
counsel were % the CORTLAND Circuit yesterday and
unable to reach here this afternoon The defend
ants ready Tor trial yet he would submit To the
Court the proper achO. 10 be taken Ia the premies
NhereupOn II agreed that the case OF Enoch
Reed should be- taken up at o'clock tomorrow
lWednesday) morning.
The names Of the Petit Jury were called, and dis.
CHARGED vi O'clock 70 morrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
1T DOES MOVE, THOUGH

Whoever has marked the progress Of the
discussions respecting Slavery in our day must
be aware of radical change in the fandanen-
tai assumptions upon which the peculiar in
stitutiOn is defended. Formerly, all who spoke
as Statesmen or Phiianthropists on the side Of
Slavery admitted its iniquitous origin, its es-
sential injustice, and its peniciOus influences,
but urged the inyeteracy of the evil, its inti-
mate, intertwiHed connection with the entire
Social framework of the communities legally
upholding it, and the imPossibiity Of rsshly and
suddenly abolishing it without unsettling, haz-
ardipg and destroying very much and vital good
that had in process Of time become inextrica-
bly, involved with it.
The nsc pro-Slavery platform repudiates
and scouts all this apologetic, deprecsting
logic. 1t boldly assumes that Slavery is es-
sentially agood-that it inficts no injustice on
the slave and works no harm to the eommuni-
ty. Onthe contrary, ii maintains that, because the
Negro Race is inrsp0bssefeiriliss or material
improvement, it osgAi to be held in Slavery,
being more happy, useful and progressive thus
than in any other condition. This Is the basis
wherein Slavery is justified BY all its earnest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
SovsArr- Tagrapa one,, Conner Of Hanover aaa Bearer
The Cuba Debate-Mr. King, sc.

Special Disp0teh % TIE ". i. Tri6sls.
WASHINGTON Tuesday Jan p, lsS3
Mr. Seward will try to get the floor tomor-
row to reply to Gen. Cass, but may perhaps be pre-
vented by an Executive session
Mr. Badgers whipper-in, Clark, means to
follow up the matter of his confirmation closely
Young America" is using all it's influence
TO discredt Hunter with the new administration
Mr. Shields is to follow Mr.. Seward on Cuba.
Soul6 did not to-day answer the expects'
tons Of bis hearers The galleries were tremendous
ly crowded
Mr. King will touch at Key West to enquire
about the prevalence of the smallpox Il Havana, If
the current reports prove to be true, be will probably
proceed 10 Vera Cruz.
Buchanan has received a cordial letter from
Pierce inviting him to designate some person from
Pennsylvania as a member Of the new Caninet
Eye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Anniversary Meeting OF the Methodist Bpis.
copai Church Society.
DUFF ALUs uS-sAtyf Jun =.
The Anniversary Meeting OF the NJ. +. {

wv
The Anniversary Meeting ofthe NJ. +. Church
Society was held here yesterday Bishop James o. New
York. in the Chair The principal speakers were Dr..
Durbn the Corresponding Secretary Of the Society in
York; Abel Stevens, Editor of The Na0Hai Mage
;faS and Bishop James The affairs OF the Society
reported 70 be in catering condition Three fors
esn Missionaries were undertaken during the year in
France, Turkey and lndis
The appropriations for the current year for uissona
~ work are S2l0Oo0 increase over last years sp-
prupriat;on OF 10000 The amount collected al this
meeting and on the sabbath was, 200.
The meeting was unusually interesting and largely
attended and passed of with triumphant success About
thirty ministers from abroad present The session
closed last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Eoreign Postage.

The following official notice aud order in re.
lsen to foreign pos,sgs has been issued by the Pos,
master. General
Fosr-osFgeE DSPARrNxSr, Jan. - 1875
Pursuant 20 snihorty vested in ths Pos.nsS:er Genera
and by and with the sdce and consent Of TIE President
OF the Cnited Sates twh ch advice and eoaseaf more
fully appear BY instrument IN writing this aay Sled
In the Depassnenk u being understood thar the Brit
lee Pos oee ehsrses the rate Of postage et,ss
and newspapers and from France, through Eagls1d
whether the conveyed the Atlantic by Brit
iso United STATES packets, thus making discrimination
Of Is eents lisa postasc) ia favor Of the British hns
Ass6s ordered That Al iessers - and from fssce
,essA kssasd the single Of United States postage
~ eeais and On al ewsgss 50 transmitted zr
ss each rom and after the date hereof SacA postage
DC Collected IN and rstsinea by he United SfsfaA
s. D. HUBBARD Pos,nxsse.Gsne-al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

The Uuitcd States ship Raritnn at Norfolk.

The United ship Raritan, Commodore Nc
Auley. qs DAYS from Calso has arrived Lieut. Ben
ham died ON the passage His remains were preserved
and brought home She spoke, November % ship
Danube from New-York for San Francisco; December
90 steamship Sierra Nevada from Newyork tor Rio ia
ueiro Jsnusry L. fell in with the wreck of briganine
waterlogged and abandoned. The name of Belfont'
only dstnguishable. Owing to the prevalence OF
the yellow fever the RArtan stopped but day at ST
Thomas The disease snbsidng The United States
Consnl Ind died
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Fire In Providence.

PRovrDENcE, Tuesday. Jan. 25 1883
A large building on lndia-st., near Fox Point,
wss set on fire about to-day and nearly destroyed
together with large portion OF it, contents. II was
owned by MSwry s. Steere, lumber dealers and occn'
pied store house for shingles and other lumber. OIL
&c. The property Is probably insured but to what
amount could not be sscertained The amount of loss
Is also unknown.
Theweather is delightfully."- warm and pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

u Anintelligent coresPOndentfrOm Wash
ington writes 1.-The prospect of carrying the
New-York Mint bill is favorable. 1t is quite
likely to go through on Wednesday, unless it
is damaged by speech from one of the New
York Members, which he insists upon making,
contrary to the wishes of the real friends Of
the BILL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
~ SEE THIRD PAGE. 81

CoscREss-In Senate, the Session yester.
day was occupied mostly with the speeches Of
Mr. Soule ana Gen. Cass upon the Cuba ques-
ton, reports Of which will be found IN the tele-
graphic columns.
In the House, the NeB-YOrk Mint bill came
I'D and was further discussed until the eIpira-
ton Of the morning hour, after which the bill 10
supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the
past fiscal year wasthe prominent topic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Mr.. Measher in Boston.

BosToN, Tuesday Jan. 25, 1853.
Thomas +. Meagher met with "a cordial
reception in Boston to-day. He received az the
depot by Committee OF Arrangements, and conveyed
TO the Revere House in elegant carriage and four
horses, where he formally welcomed in a speech by
J. b. Harvey, Esq TO which Mr.. NJ responded. lie was
introduced 20 Gen Pierce who IL now here and several
distinguished citizens- This evening Mr.. Meagher de-
ivered his lecture Australia 10 nearly 1900 poo
PIE in the new Music Hall. Mayor Seayer presided
Afer the lecture he psrtook Of dinner with the Com.
m.ftee Of Arrangements az DOOeys Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
EnfnI Railroad Accident.

sPRrNorELp, Mass, Tuesday, Jan %, 1883.
Michael Burke, of this city, IN endeayoring
10 get upon freight train this morning. while the
were in motion fell unde. the wheels, and instantly
killed, being mang led In horrible manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Postage on Foreign Letters.

WAsHINGroS, Tuesday, Jan 25 1888.
The Postmaster-General publishes an official
notice ordering that all letters % and from France
through England the single rate of Uaited States post
age be 81 cents and on newspapers cents such post
age 10 be collected and retained by the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
RESIGNATION OF PRESIDENT ARIsrA
The Rcyoluticui.t~ Everywhere Triumphant

NEw-ORLKASs. Tuesday Jan. IS. 1So5.
We have received late and important intel
hsence from Mexico.
President Artists resigned Office and lstt the
City of Mexico on the 9th inst
Senior Crevsllss, Judge Of the Supreme
Court of Justice, becomes President al in,crfa.
General Minion, with the Government
troops, had been beaten in a regular battle.
The revolutionists were triumphant every
where, and all were looking for the return Of Santa
Anna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
The Recent Fire In the Bonded Warehouse

Speciat DiIdic1 70 Inc " H. IFtoWc'
WASHINGTON Tuesday Jan 25, 1853.
Mr.. Corwin, the Secretary of the Treasury,
has ordered the Collector OF New York to thoroughly
investigate the Of the recent fire at the Bonded
Warehouse in NewYork, and report as early as prae'
ticsbe.
The estimated amount Of property in stores
al New.York is three millions Of dollars Qu VWs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
~ IN solemn seriousness. h Is cr,el 10 he'd

~ In solemn seriousness, II Is cruel % let
people snfer from disease and pain that post ve
cathohcon panacea IL discovered, bus io hn foolish
that leoaRse apov srnl il nay b. luGoas Therefore
20 awe eoahdcnce ofs haIlcssnes have determined
take publicly, every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
noon, my ooe twelve tes the suany il Is requisite
Go take az dose 10 the most mGg disease
rain will take Il ftom large tub from which the pub
Tic receive it upoa the .crus have always 50
f. without remnOeration. II not heaehsial iaVife
pany wal Iemain 70 preyest the suspicion that w0all
throw i Oh he stomach Il cruel OF this eOmnu-
nifty to LET thcasaEe die for want Of proper invest
Of this most weederul discovery, TMRoT WATTS Mag
petc Ner,ist Ne ~ 6tsenwehst, ComPouadsT OF the
Nerxous Aufi3o,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

10 IAe LsacAssrg FirgiRi1R assribes the
Invention Of the caio Engine man BY the name Of
ftoofy born and missed in the city OF RicAuona: IL
carred the senSnhs hasnos ia the srasofv re,oyea 10
Augusta Gahee he constructed and phi sfo oDer .oa
The vexy ensae shcut which, there present ~ much
nose. Ills machine publicly eshibited At the R-l
Tavern in Richmond Il 1854 which DATE patent VS.
oealn<1 and engine Constructed IN Aagasa which
drove pair Of mill soEcs; but cor Of capital tie
eontrvsree temporarily made, and had 70 Be ahas-
ecued-
Where Is Dr.. Jscssoal
~ Boston papers state thar Mrs. II. B.
Ssewe received seme dsvs snee, from her Publishers
kessrs Jswett Co oftsa, cry, TIE of go this
BENG esr second payment 81 copynsa' ca Uncle Tois
mousls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Supreme Courf,

WASHINGTON, Monday, Jan 81, 1883.
In the Supreme Court this morning Judge
Mclean delivered an opinion in the Of the Trustees
OF VinceuRes University We. the State Of Indiana
versing the decree of the Supreme Court and securing
20 the University townships OF land which were IN
dispute portion Of which the State had appropriated
10 fs own uses Justces Taney and lnlel dLssented
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Markets..

CINCINNATI, Tuesday Jan. Is 1883.
The Price CHJveat has statement the Hos pac ked
The number Ohio Indiana and kentuc Ky showing an
thus year Of Rosa PROVISIONS docning Mess
Pork sells at S5 So Bulk Sides 7Sc. Prime Lard Ole for
baeled and l0.c for kegs FLOUR has declined A 25
NEwORLEANs, Tuesdhy, Jan. IS 1883.
An active demand exists for SUGAR plantations The
sales OF the last four weeks estimated 10000 hhds
mostly for shipment West but partly speculation
Prices have ranged from faic,, bat higher rates
asked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Completion of the 1t. Charlie. Hotel.

NEw-ORLEAlss, Jan %, 1872.
The ST. Charles Hotel is now finished, and
cpens for the reception Of company tomorrow.
The weather here is fine and the city healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
The Survey of the Amazon.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Jan. ., le5j.
Capt. Conway, of the Water Witch, arrived
ri Salem reports hht Lieut. Gibbons one Of the officers
attached 10 the L. : Corps Of Survey on the Amazon
River arrived AZ Para about Dee % He had not been
heard from for about l5 months and some anxiety had
been felt for him lie would probably take passage in
the next vessel lcr New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY. JAN. 2S, 1853
For Rurcp
number of Tia Tribnss for Earopc-

The next number Of The Tribss, for Europe
on Circulation will be isues THIS MORN
ING, al o'clock It viii contain sl the Latet
News up to the time Of going to press Single eopies
in wrappers ready for mailing. can be had a; the desk
Price Six Cent? The Ayabz sails from this port To
Dsy t u O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Later from Havana.

NEwORLEANs, Monday, Jan a. 1853
The steamship Empire City has arrived &C
this port with Havana dates OF the 2Oth inst
The news is generally unimportant.
Martin GallianO, the Secretary OF the Captain
General has been removed aud h.s successor was ex
peeted from Spain by the next steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

Da. MLASgS LUEg PILLs.--When the pro
rrie,or Of this Invaluable rcey purchased ofhe nven.
tor there was medicine which deserved the Cor the
cure II Liver ard Bilious complaints, not ststaudias the
great prevalence Of these deas In the I'm ted States Ia
the South and West particularly where the patient I've
quen uabe 60 obtain the services Of regular physe
some rtniedy CURED az sfe aud ehectul ard
the opcrstonof which could IA wise preudcia 70
the constitution THIS medicine "a supplied b. Dc. NJ
LANES Liver f has been proved every instance in
which IL has had tIia Always beneficial not solitary
instance has occurred In which ia effects have bern in
jarioas The invention of tcucated and distinguished
physician Il has nothing in with the qaack
tnns imposed upon the pablo by shallow Pretssders TO the
medical ant Experience has proved beyond d0aht,
thai Doctor MLINss Pin the bees remedy ever proposed
for the Liver Complaint
Purchasers win besefe O. c'sasgf aud invariably ask
for DR. MLaNrs Celebrated Liver Pills and take peHs
else as there arr Other Pills rurrortiss to be Liver PHI
before the public.
Fot sale in New-lork, Wholesale and RETAIL by c. V.
Che&enef s Co. Nc. 81 Barclay aud BOYD and Pau
No.a0 CoUsslsndt Sold also by al the pracipa prs-
ksts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

rg- Thomas T. Meagher had brilliant re-
ception last night at Boston, was introduced
10 Gen. Pierce, and delivered his lecture on
"Australia" t9 an audience of 5000 persons,
in the New Music Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

" We give in another column the Anti
Liquor Law drawn up by Committee Of the
State Temperance Alliance, and presented to
the Convention at Albany. This bill will soon
be introduced into the Legislature, and pressed
to vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Appointments Confirmed.

WARRINGTON, Iuesday Jan. y, Ic)J.
The following appoints by the President have
been confirmed BY the Senate IN Executive Session:
Ephraim F. Miller, ~ Collector of Salem and Beverly,
Massachusetts, and Beverly c. Saunders, As Collector at
san Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

FA Post-Office has been established at
Florence Mass Che village in Northampton heretofore
known as Bensouve or Greenvile,) and j. 5. Parsons
Amounted Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
The Marion at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Jan. -, 1883
The U. S. Mail steamship Marion Captain NJ.
Berry arrived here at o'clock this Tuesday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

LEoIsTATURE.-Tbe proceedings in the Sen
ate were Of little interest. In the Assembly
the Broadway Railroad called forth something
Of a debate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
To Albany by Railroad. for 81.

ALBANY, IuesuHy jan p, IN,lJ.
The Harlem Railroad Company have agreed
TO carry passengers between NewYork and Albany for
81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Sailing of California Steamships.

The steamships Daniel Webster and Phila-
dephia sailed yesterday the former for San Juan and
the latter for Aspnwa carrying 100 passengers roEs
for California