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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

e The Hartford CoHraHt-One OF the most e0lser-
yatye and discreet journals in the wOrd-Eas moved on
Monday TO say;
THE sEAMsrREssEs-We have been waiting 20 receive
some account Of he meeting of lad that have been
held 6n this city last week consult on measures neces
ary for the benefit OF those who support themselves by
Their needle We trust this object viii not be forgotten,
that auy apparent a interest in L a rst vii lead 20
Any effort being dropped hat might BE- made The prnc
ple- of Republicanism well those OF Honesty and
charity require that all labor should receive adequate
remuneration There is uDquesonaby, no class OF per-
sons whose labor paid low that 81 the sssJesses
II would As,Onish th Who unaequanted with the
facts 70 learn how cheap garments Of svsry description
are made The profit VI This cheap labor terues % the
owners Of the shops who eel ready made clothing and no.
10 those who actually perrm TIE labor Ihs system Of
work where the seller receives sly times - much prott as
the maker wrong Any measure then that can induce
purchasers 20 buy directly Of the makers viii 90 FAR TO
reetify this inequality
Gould you imagine anything more inofensive than
this And vet its publication drew down upon The
COHTanf the following missive:
HARTFORD, MONDAY, My e. ls53
Hessrs BosrelI j. Fa10a-GESTs: After reading your
article in this mornings paper concluded that in order
&c be able 10 pay such prices 10 wVrkmen may
think proper We shall have curta expenses and We
will begin By stopping your daily and weekly papers which
we now tzke We regret the you have NJ 10
take in several regard 20 tho business We pur
sue for livelihood and the think you have
10, informed yourselves yon should before making An
attack upon the business your Wereyou
properly posted up you wsuld think different OF else
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
LOSS OF LIE.

The loss Of life by wholesale, through careessness or
crminality should not prevent the press from noting
fully upon every Individual loss of life which sacrificed
Weregret to make the following statement for the latter
category: On Monday evening, while the steamers
Commodore and Worcester, from New-York, were 90
ing through the Gate small boat, in which were six
persons swsmped in the hard swell of the former
vessel. The Worcester Captain Williams, little
aserD at the time, and requested stop and en-
desvor TO save the lives of those struggling in the
for existence but, says informant the Captain
fused to do So though it involved danger to his yes
sell Stephen HsrtOn, one of the Helgate Pilots with
his small boat saved two lives but the four others we're
lost We trust there will be searching inquiry into
Iii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
JUATsCE IN NRW-YORK.

white woman of undOubted i'll repute who has cir
culated from Mobile to California, to Cincinnati, and
now halls from house of designation in this City ap
pears in our Courts under adopted name to assert
her right the CUSTODY Of muattO girl Of nine years
against the claim of its undoubed father freeman from
Alabama where the child was born. California and
other gentlemen, the fit and willing associates OF the
Iadu appear in court her hackers, wait upon her to
her carriage and mount the box to convey her safely to
her cOngenial home. NeW-lork lawyer-Of course
well philosophers to raise every possible legal impedi-
ment 10 the restitution of the child by the barOt To its
aconzed father who has traced it from Mobile TO Gin
cnnat there lost (by of the wOmanS change
Of name) but finally discovered il in this City and
brought and its keeper into Court Here he was on
the point of obtaining legal possession of his child and
was Con Saturday at Z. M in pursuit Of the legal
documents to secure a decree in his favor when-prestc
he yanishes from the scene leaving his carpetbag I'M
touched and his bill unpaid at his boarding house The
Court cOnvenes; the case is called but there is no
plaintiff and the papers which require his signature
not vet executed The is adjourned Oyer-still
plaintiff In his stead Mr. Lewis Tappan, who had
been acting and advising his friend, receives from him
this letter:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
80 CnRRPHpnNnRNTg

No notice can Be taken Of Anonymous Communications
Whatever Is intended for insertion must be suthent-
Gated by the name and address Of the writer-nOt
necessarily Tor publication, but a. guarantee Of bis
good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected CommEnics-
tiOns.
R0iir0yYou had better admit your invention 10 some
competent engineer or some Board Of Railroad Direct
Ors, who will be- able 10 judge Of is value great deal
better than an editor can do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

We shall issue TO MORROW MORNING The Tri5-
for California; Oregon and The S0ndvich Islands.
II will contain a summary Of all the Latest Foreign
Money and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, can be
bad at the Desk Tomorrow Morning. Price cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

A FAcr foR MRS SrowE-At East Baton Rouge, La
lately escaped negro slave, whom tee citizens Of Port
Hudson attempted TO recapte so reso,ey fought for
his freedom that they obliged to desst They there
drt In the river whore the dogs brought himto bay.
When the pursuing party up be refused to surrender
and was imfneeafey shot and fell into the water No de
termined was The not to be captured thai when
an effort was m4ds 70 rescue him from drowning, he
ade battle viii h club and sunk waving his pom in
ansxx defiance At his pursaers Eve. Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

We publish elsewhere in our columns this morning a
foil detail of the latest intelligence in regard the al
legged discovery Of Gold in Western Texas 1t would
seem that there is no doubt of the existence Of Gold
in great quantities the tributaries Of the Colorado
a short distance above Austin. A large number of
persons hay gone TO the mining districts all parts
of the country and are sangune OF success The
opinion is expressed by those who have visited the
mines, that they already worked as probably as
those in California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

GronerA.-Hon. A. II. Stephens is a candidate for
Congress In the With District whereupon The Maeoa
(Gs') Cities remarks Under which banner Aleck :"
Col Robert p Trippe, Of Monroe, has been spoken of
a. suitable Wing cynddate for Congress- in this, the
IJId District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
9Scm2)ork Oailp Gribatte,
THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1858.

sr.tns Tze Tyf5ra< eA ther residences pisces
-. VII please their address a. tie Pubacsaos OF &C.
=, g tr0ush the PosoEce Pes II Essk pay
-. "a b. carier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
~ SEE THIRD PACE. Al

The Board Of Aldermen have increased the salary
of Mr. Arcuarius Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps,
from 81 800 to 500 per year. commencing the LIST
Of January, 1853 This delicate compliment is alleged
to have been voluntarily offered, slight apprecia-
ton of the vglant manner in which Mr.. A has nan
aged his department The remarkable cleanliness Of
the streets, their freedom from dust the entire alb
sence of Instructions and the sweet and pure OdOrs
which arise from the cutters, have undoubtedly mad
much to do with this increase Of wages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

The recently nominated Health Wardens were con-
frmed last night by the Aldermen with exception.
The Fifteenth Ward man vas charged with being a
shaky Democrat, whereupon it agreed that every
mans democracy must be above suspicion, and Mr.
Fifteenth Ward marked suspicious and laid on
the table.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

The Board Of Assistants last night concurred to up
root Perines viatc abOmnstion in Broadway and sub
stitute therefor Degbue d Co.'S block pavement They
also voted to have the the Crystal Palace
kept clean, and appropriated $1,000 to do so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

Txssxssxx Nixon San Dyke is supported as the
Whig candidate for Congress in the IIId District in
place Of Dr. James W Gillespie. withdrawn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

TIE Grand jury yesterday presented as dangerous to
life the in which houses constructed
and packed They also recommend the Legislature 20
enact stringent law for the prevention of the sOcaed
accidents which are constantly occurring They fur
tber present the nuisance OF running fire apparatus
the sidewalks Their attention having been directed
some new buildings the Crystal Palace the Grand
Inquest pronounce them unsafe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

The vetoed Pavement Contract came uplast night in
the Board of Assistants, when very serious and
extraordinary charges made against Mr. Russ of
the firm of Russ & Reid, which amount in substance
10 an allegation Of an attempt by Mr.. II. to bride
Assistant Alderman McGoBn. Mr. Russ denies any
such intention, and says the conversation merely
iocuar. We trust that it is but it has very bad
look and must Of stop action upon che contract
until there shall be searching and thorough inyestga
ton. The people must know the facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
DUSEiRX, May the Is.


TAPTAN-NT BeeFTHTsf1
o he 10 this Wether
hhe md not let Jane Wnen
am better will explanation. and
"a. C TEAINER.
Mr Tappan produces this letter in Court and the
counsel for the woman pronounces it forgery hoax
though the Dunkirk postmark is plain upon it, including
the charge Of postage which Mr. Tappan paid when be
took the letter from the POst-ohce And it is certain
that the woman knew that Trainer out OF the city
before bis friends could imagine what had become of
him But the Court says there is no help-the woman
takes the child and carries it ofperhaps to train it to
life like her own perhaps to add Slavery TO Infhmy
And her masculine cOniedete and abettors shout their
exutation as she rolls off with her pre-! in triumph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

Measures were begun by the Aldermen last night
to establish inspection Of buildings in process Of de-
moitOn alteration the expense to be charged to the
owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
- Crvstal palaca Carnets al HmAM AxprRsoy' 5

sbt aesroons No boRery. Magnificent style
Turkey and Mosaic caIpe Of one entire piece Also Mo
Medson and Tapestry Cspetng imported expressly for
katon AZ NewYoIk Crystal Palace Also Hans celebraed
Tb Floor eight yards wde Of Frosco Gothic aud
Italian Painting Ao Engh and American Imper Three ply aud
Ingram Cerpefs prices NIB Bse1t Ingram
CsTpsts Of 10 70 cents yards OIL Cloth at 81,
SO and per yard Aso oo pieces Manki1s and Goarlqa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

News FROM EURoPE-The CunArd steamship Africa
which sailed from Liverpool the 18th inst. Is now fully
due vito three days later Intelligence from Earope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

no 261 GREEHwIcH-sT-Mr. JONI GREAs0s, who
has most splendid the Window Shade line
The attention Of the public his Pepper Hanging Of both French aud
Also Frebcsrd PnDts Table aud Floor Oil
Cohs widths Window Confess Curtain Bands Pins
sses Cords &c Persons supplying themselves with
do better than 70 give Mr. O. call ior he
with lpfohta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
- .aoies' Furnishing Rooms,

To- La0ies' Furnishing Rooms, NO. 0IJ Broadway
Evs of Wardrobe and chdfens Clothing ready
made and order Ladies Of New York. and those visiting the
v eao secure nkng aoydescnpJn OF ladies'
a 10 "a hours notice Household linens ready made and made
ordr Tor priv ate families hotels ships AID steamers
o'e- - Mc(uNE. HASKELL 4 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

u. s. SxSArE AT AucTIoS.-rhe celebrated engrav-
ins efths sessie sgresenns Henry Gays Farewell
Adde aud containing nearly 100 foA
ray nprssiees q GA; Ps VAL b ga rEgssO.v EVESsG
Al the Pnts w he elosed tina sale thoss dero,s Of
possessing copy, wond do vel 70 pro6t BY the opportunity
" The Aged and Feeble viii find Roor's Dagaerreo-
type Gallery So Broadway particularly easy Craven
Dsguseoyes CysAosypes and S,eeesope Pietar sksS
perfection By keor, No. So Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

MounFIEo MASTILLAs AVID BosSETs -BARTHoLoMEw
Wt,p aye constantly receipt Of The latest styles Of Paris Mlu
is AMI Roupe Citizens respectfully solicited
examine our which will be found superior the city af
I,1 Prices loe New mourning No. 55l Broadway.
s"'~' - BARTHoLOMEw& WEED
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-18

Oar laies, news from the valley Ct tie DInube BY
10 means Of pacific ehsrac'er and We think that The
recent inlelliscucs indicates another OF those usuT-
ing and ryrsnnscal plots which have IN times past
developed themselves in eastern Europe. The ten.
porary Eorbearsnce reported TO US By the Irer, will
prove 10 have been but feisned, for he a chols
thus far have been consistent with his chsraee' and
history What will be the result OF his sconing the
friendly inerposon Of The allied pow ers and Of tramp
ling upon Turkey. cannot be fore,ods but 1, s certain
that the eye. of The world fixed uron the Dan
ube aud il may be that even the nasons OF
the earth will yei have commercial interest IN some Of
those countries bordering on the Baak .a.
Next to the yolga the Danube is the largest river IN
Europe its length. in dirtoi l;ne, being about one
thousand miles, and with its wndngs seventies hndTec
and The country which IT drains has been estimated al
two hundred and fifty thousand square miles lis wdb
at Ulm one hundred and ten feet, All depth six ise
while It's lower averages about SIX thousand fees
in width and ranges from sxte, 10 twenty feet IN De- To-
lis tributaries very numerous and age, and i com
munieaies by canals both with he Elbe AM The Rhins
I, is navgab.e for small vessels from Clm. and
supplied with steamers, which run from Presburg and
Pesrh to Cons,antnople Large CHE. ns~sroos
upon s banks. the poFulous being that Of virnns
which claims asou, tve hundred hoa.and souls Tesh
Is The in size, contains about hundred thousand
inhabitants, ami has extensive ones OF .ilt,
wooen goods. leather. OIL and ioaAsco. Fre~suu has
population OF forty ,hou@and. Belgrade thirty thousand.
and Uln sone str.n iAop.an8 sca IN tn Of The are
located excessive tssl.A- So TIE raasfacsure Of
goods similar 10 tho>s ~hsss sAA ssse ~arke, in IL
United States. rNs spsss Eas " De nAsss~ 10 noun
famous bat he le~st ras - lvs sea 'eve, excepting
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-18

A NEW Assortment q staple Goods Just received
IA 10 pieces plain block silks
do Gupn's bonbssiner
do black sIpscas. from rs 81 25
plaid csmbncs l2t
90 do plain and striped Swiss musins
60 do white cambres and Jaconet csmbncI
80 do white dottea Swiss muslins
l24
do table dsms-k
80 do bird-eyc diapers
Russis diapers
linen cambnc handk fns Jay
6a
full assortment Of hosiery
1900 yards Manchester ginghams
Englsh do
5000 Meui1ac calico
5000 do good calico, at 6s cents
80 pieces hsnnyls-whte, red, and green
50 do csstnets assorted colors
Bsck cloths and vesinr.
large lot Of blsacbed and brown cotions
Aug 7-2aw3vif HALL n BROTHER
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-18

Navy Agency,
Norfolk, August 9, 1887.
gEALED proposals. endorsed Proposals for Cow
- and will he received at thu, office until ~ O'Clock Mon
1885, furnishing delivering
Virginia. 400
qu.d engines be Of quality subject
estab Of the yard
The delivery be made after the
possl practicable.
GEORGE LOYAL,
Aug p-2swtl2Aug Navy Agent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-18

NoTttEIbe Navy Department will
~ compasies by designs drawings,
furnishing machinery boilers complete for
unsd stnifs seAo propeller fnrs,e San Jsen,o lying
pbilsasphia ns,y-ysrd.
dssirable should
which the work will be completed Payments will be made fol
One hsn successful trial satisfactory the de
psm.n and the balance zsr running 70 be
Judged Of by selected BY Secretary
Navy
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Aug. ~, 1913.
1.-THE Nsons Intelligence Evening star Of Washington and
he renssyvanan and Evening Argus Of fhsdsphs VII please
publish
Aog ~ dr2sr,ins,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-18
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL.

has removed his school College Ill.,
commodous building being hted up for m AZ the
Columbian College,
strictly school
thorough English, classical and
The Will the l2h Of sep
lei ind the last OF June.
Terms s2 50 payable IN advance small add
will be permitted aicnd the
college reoory and
In French and other modern ny the
professor In department
college under
sup,nntendence OF the principal
Tbs necessary expenses boarding
sIpo per year and Of weekly border win exceed
GEORGE :. BACON.
FfncipsL
Refer faculty Of Columbian College Colonel J. L. w
Colonel MIiism Cunon, L.. d. Gale
Joseph Wilson, the Land 90
Professor O. Smithsonian tnsii,uti
Aur i6-3swlmdscp
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-18

U0sr No. ioa South Tenth street, fniisde
pha general travelling agent ssrssed by Wa H. wsLD
Jsas CoLLs JAHxs DExsISs. HAaai1r Jos BUTTON, Gao
r. Burrss Isaac NJ. BopIsr Epausp W. Wiley, WILLIAM l.
WATERMAN, and GsoEaT |. Nelson.
QfMr W. JAsas Of CINCINNATI Ohio 10 general travelling
the Western assisted BY ions H. DEsr, H. D.
TaosAs o. DYER, NJ l.. WIsENAs Isaac BARTLETT H. q
COOKS, A. l.. CHILDs, and l., X. BKowsnLL-
COR Receipts from either of tins above will be good
Qr HxEKI NJ. LawIs OF Montgomery Alabama, 10 our gen
travelling the States of Alabama snd Tennessee
listed BY G. JAxss o. Laws, aud SAMUEL d. Lewis
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-18

We learn that the Hon T. Watkins Lyon the demo.
cratic candidate for governor Of Maryland, is in our
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-18

NATIONAL Magazine for Aaxust-rh- richest numbe
IN published
agents, GRAY HALLANryHE,
Juyg Eleventh.
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TIE redestri"n In France n.d switzerland by
George Barrett, ".
Memorial u orenoogh. Sculptor BY Henry r. Tuctermsn
The Liberties o America by ~ w. Warner, ~ New rofs
Putssms Book Buyers Manual. For sale Wy
ia FRANCk TAYLOR.
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EOR REST-h spacious story brick house. having
and attic, the of New York and Ninth
This been
peculiar induce desfnbs residence
500 annum
side Of 9th street, between and streets
Aug i9-FsTu
rAMryUSE .nd Ethereal Ou AZ whtssiessy's. ~ tn
u wholesale ard rstsi genuine article Upon
found otherwise, be money wii he returned.
Also, sperm OIL, boiled tnseed OIL
foot, rosr, snd tanners oil
vsrni.hrs ~ kinds, paints, window glass. isinp~
on o. and ave cent wilt he deducted fos
cash. .--.. -
wHfTTLEsEys,
Aug 7-soQ~ IN street, nearly opposite The Avenue House
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-19
THURSDAY, Jan. 6, 1853.

Mr Pagan from a select committee. re-
ported tavorably the petition Of sundry citi-
zans of Van Buren, county, with a bill which
was passed
Mr. Jefiries from select committee, re-
ported favorably bill for the relief Of Alex
ander George.
Mr. Fagan reported bill making appro-
priations for the years lS52-53-54.
The House took recess in order to 90
into the election Of Secretary of State, Au-
ditor, Treasurer and Land Attorney, at 3
o'clock
The two houses convened, and after the
election of officers, thc Senate retired, when
Mr.. Sanders called up House bill to amend
the law in regard to the sale OF internal i'm
proyement lands
Referred to the committee on State lands.
The House adjourned.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-19
FRIDAY. Jan. Z.

Senate bill to incorporate The Arkansas
Mining, Manufacturing and Chemical Com
pany, WAS taken up, and passed
Senate bill to cancel warrant No, 6.944,
in favor o; the internal Improvement fund,
was taken up and laid OF tn table, by yeas
48, nays l.
Mr.. Denton, from the committee on Ways
and Means, reported favorably on the bill
to increase the revenue.
Mr.. Turner moved to lay it on the table
yeas 3G, nays 10. Motion prevailed
MIR. Jefries from the committee on Ways
and Means. recommended the passage of the
/ bill for the benefit OF A. c. Owen and D.
e. Williams Passed
Mr. Rainey, from the committe on State
Lands, reported substitute for the bill to
amend the laws.in regard to the sale OF the
internal Improvement lands. Referred
On motion Of Mr. Bearden, Uonse bill
No. 2S3 Tor the benefit of jurors in Latay-
cite Jefferson, and Arkansas counties, was
taken up, and the amendments OF the Sen
ate concurred in.
Mr. Bevens offered joint resolution in
strueting our delegates in Congress to coop
crate with the States Of Missouri and Louis
lana in carrying into effect the objects of the
St. Louis convention. Adopted.
Mr.. Rainey introduced a bill authorizing
the county court of Union county to regulate
the compensation of grand and petit Jurors
Mr.. Saunders amended by adding Dallas
county.
Mr.. Barnett, by adding Bradley county.
The bill as amended was passed
Mr.. Robinson called mp the bill to repeal
in part The act concerning tavcrns and gro
ceries. Passed, yeas y, nays 25.
On motion of Mr. Danley, Senate bill
for the relief of George A. Worthen, was
read and referred.
On motion of Mr.. Cline, Senate bill to
incorporate the Memphis and St. Francis
Plank Road Company, was taken up. amend
ed and passed