New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-20

Tho director Of the United o's iesr-a,;on
~ inc -; s.a,crnent for the ihorn,suon ol inc
pared the following 49, se of bars of gold authorized
luhhc concerning Wv The bars OF gold issued Dy tne nn.
20 eo,fred by law to contain des mon then.
and fneness and these - bsr i not of any legal
III isbl which j also glued 10 tne gt :fa,;op which
Inc 'i. :; rs memorandum ot htori''ion' %,a ~,
- .unnosej an owner might "ts,i ., be net amount
The contents oi the bar m value, 81 s,,orwar returned to
yonD he Maid II the bar were ar. o., tho orox.
WIN NJ; I1 Sobel accordingly states mr. ~ -
,al,o or the amount in dollars VII an, 10 the owner
from the bar at which value he deduction of one
S,ril, a statement is made oil 'he rse of coin
It ~ cont which will be levied for tne eAp ., rnoss
;r in case the bar is returned 10 'c % he realized
Third the net amount when can co., institutes the cash
n -" - which the bars should never W NJ, -
,hrv can ALWAYS be realized at thar re Co. rnrnoses of
here'i'er ~ III o.,,f,cturcrS and other cOmulerclu
,r".es They should still have higher 'aiue "'o
accddrdmg 10 the circumstances OF demand
,...x.v ,xn T,yys-TRe MRrdnkee MnHhn
has the following appeal to nkp aSo when YOU learn
,ba s.ar.ue, fact that ten dozen cohn. "a ~,
Mace in week: remember that the ooss ok each
500 week-besdes board al g 10 I'D that ia 3J to
ncrdnc costs OF trial commitments &C a e, ;ncu;ra
sfoo ear and the tax PAYERS grumbe; out no" Iqy
into the cause of such heavy taxes Inc So DO nasf
prosecutions, commitments ana o S ., "a faeen thor
wear have been probably not less than pa 90 ,hs az
s0D5 9olgrs-and who does not know that thrSc
It has been caused directly, or indirectly py % Po. and
toxcaing drinks What caused the muruer Oh no H.
poor Cullen drinking drnkng-the testimony ~ ""
case of Ross history OF grog shops anu
getting HIM drunk to make him All easy 80 ~.
and who does not know that Cullen was murdered oeu
whisky key filed with the funds of his own nara earhse'
and who that reads the Police reports IN he Guy Phs
does not know that the r0bberies rows Assaults a M
ferries RIOTS and outrages not the natural fruits vi uo
Liquor Traffic =!
Mail RoBBFRy-A mail bag was found in the river'
inst above the toll bridge by Milton Roe yesterday morn
ing 1t had been open and all the letters taken our
number OF papers from Albany dated the ON ana oth s,
M fo AilpgaflN
found in perfectly good with the exception OF beng wen
soaked with The Postmaster SAYS Is an Albany s'
which came by way OF the Erie Railroad onhe
ofTbur>,lay morning from New York. The mal bag was
probably tsown off the train this place and aterwsu
robbed by the rogue who got of ut the Depot anu n,
taking his pick Of the contents threw Il into me river
Who the scounrel is that committed the deed or now
many mail bags have been served in the same manner we
w." [Emra Republican, April III
IIoRrtrIr MrRpYR-On last Sunday evening. George'
Morrow blacksmith residing in this county being at tho
time under the influence OF liquor, ordered MS son. harvey
Morrow youth about seventeen years oi age Ia leave us
house The going out immediately the ither sezed
hi, gun pushed his out at the door and instantly hreI
at him. the whole charge entering his forehead taxing OH
the entire upper part of his head scattering his brains
most horrible manner The murderer was taken ana ater
undergoing legal examination on Monday was brought
and lodged in the county jail To await firthera
j. fifty years of age. and has wie ana sewers cnl
dren This is warning voice to those addicted to that most
damnahe habt-drmLenness. We learn he has for many
years been bcsottcd that he merits the name Oh pru"
rather than that OF lOpkinsyille lhy) Argus ot.
Tnr RryoGr or THE P,NH,NDLE.-There is long mar
row strip ofland lying between the Ohio River and the
Pennsyly line asany see by looking ~ the map
which goes by the othe Panhandle from ITS resen-
bancc and shape 10 that useful article includes Brooke
and Ohio counties and belongs to Virginia IL ought To
belong Pennsylvania a least so its inhabitants think.
and they have resolves upon secession and annexation
Several meetings have been held a which resolutions wer0
passed which they say that their geographical position
subjects them to many Inconvenience civil and POLITICAL
for which they can no remedy except by separation
or a system of legislation which the Virginia Legislature
had repeatedly refused them and they conceive I'M
probable that their welfare viii be promoted by connec
ton with State which holds towards them the attitude OF
an oppressor they therefore soemny pledge themselves
o accomplish possible, separation
REGULAR WILD CAT BILL.-An Indiana paper de-
scrbes bill of the Wild Cat currency in that State and
which it would be difficult to counterfeit "Ihe ygnette is
a Niger shearng hog, supposed to be squealng The
President of the Bank stands near assisting to hold the
hind Thunder and lightning in the fore ground The
picture of seedy individual secured by stock through
which his feet rum adoms corner a man with very
black countenance supposed to be the Auditor Of the State
and being rode upon rail by a couple OF Wallst.
sharpers is in another corner. The phz of Gov.
Wright thunder gathering on his brow, and lightning
flashing from his eyes adons the center of the bill On
one side the Governor hawk, the other side buzz
gard He holds in one hand the scales of Justice one side
of which evidently very light the other is holding doca
ment his last Message from which he appears to be read
ing crowd of dsconsoate individuals who refuse to be
comforted." detroit Tribune.
UyIyyRsIrY or WIscovsIS-This young State is making
The appraised value of the University lands is $4,000
Since last October sales have been made to the amount Of
s2I 33l which added to $4,000 previously realized.
amounts to s4633l -, productive fund They anticipate
an annual sale of 10000 every dollar Of which becomes
Immediately productive 1t has in operation prspar
aory and collegiate department The faculty consists Of
the Chancellor two Professors and Tutor. The nsttu-
ton has one college building completed and occupied and
another begun II allows the German and French Ian
gages to be substituted in part Of the for the
classical The Board of opinion that Normal SCHOOL,
and School of Science, applied to Agriculture and the
Arts in addition these ordinary professional schools Of
Law Medicine and Theology should enter into plan Of
University.
IN Hon VIM. A. Graham was near being killed ON
the 9TH inst his way from Raleigh TO IIilsborough,
C. lie got Of his buggy arrange some part the
harness when his horse took fright and ran off throwing
him down, and drawing the wheel Of the buggy over him.
Fortunately this occurred the place where hands
work the railroad and Of them assisted him
home which he reached about 10 o'clock night II
found that he severely bruised and cut upon the face
and other parts Of his body We happy learn that
he is improving and we hope that he will soon entirely
cover from the injury
~ The IMAM who first nominated General PIERCE
left Boston recently, and also left his papers with Gen
Peaslee the Collector lie says he thinks be made an i'm.
preston though he is quite certain there are hun
dred who "baye done much for Democracy and have
made the known TO the appointing power that some
thing must be done for them else the country ruined lie
complains bitterly Of those who have reyeed in spos for
years and expect to retain their places and wonders
how il they have managed to keep in clover with all adj.
ninsrations such Democrats, he thinks ought 10 be-
turned out 10 grass So says The B0stOu Atlas
~ Mr. Joel Daniel Town Treasurer of Franklin.
Mass while in bis barn recently, assaulted by two ruff
fans who bound him with cords and gagged him with
sponge while third rascal entered the house and pro-
ceeding to Mr.. Daniels bedroom, opened a closet and
took hererom trunk containing about $500 in money and
valuable papers the property Of the town of franklin
The Selecnen OF HE town offer reward OF $500 for the
arrest Of the robbers and recovery of the property or
suitable proportion for either.