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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

New York took place Metropolitan Hail. last evening
pr. A. d. Wilson. p NJ. W. T., presided There was fair
attendance Rev. S d. Burchard opened the exercises
oh nr',er Allie addresses were made by Rev. r. b.
Wakelcy and Rev f. H. Chaplin upon the subject OF Ten
perance An address also made by hah-geew wa,
auan by known Peter Jones, the Indian Che ana
Ni",v of Canada West who is member of the Order.
He was afayed the Indian costume and addressed them
in the Indian tongue and then translated his speech INTO
Te1l and Brothers and Sisters of the Social Degree
were present in regaa large number OF the more DIS
tincpbcd officers of the Order, wearing regaa, We're
seated upon the platform The speakers were apphuded al
different periods of the exercises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Elections for 1s5s-rime of Holding Them.

States. Tine. states -, me
Alabama. lstMonday Aug li,sis- pp- lstMy&T yNov.
Artau,as .ls MouCay Aug Missouri. LIST Monday Aug
California Tuesday Jan. y. tlamp 2d Tuesday Mch
Connecticut 81 Monday Apl Newcrsey lst TuesdayNOy
Delaware I'd Tuesday Nov New York lat TuesdoyNov
l,t Monday Oct y Carolina I'd Thursdy Aug
Georria Il Monday oct Ohio I'D Tuesday Oct.
ILLINOIS LIT Tuesday Nov Pennsylv I'd Tuesday Oct
Indiana $50 t Monday Aug Rhode Island lstWc yApl.
Iowa. ...lst Monday Aug > Carolina "a Monday Oct.
kentucky LIST MONDAY Aug Tennessee. lst lhur,d Aug
Louisiana Monday Noy II LIST Monday Aug
Maiuc..lst Monday Sep. Vermont -ls Tuesdy Sept
MARYLAND . I-t Wedy Nov Nirginl....Not fixed.
Massachusetts I'd MondayNoy Wisconsin ls desday Nov.
Michigan lst Iuestay Now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
The Gnrd;uer Trial.

NASHINUIUN MOnohy TT
In the Gardiner DAY occupied IN the eXamin
,ton of Col r. w Abbott VINO accompanied DR. Gardiner
end Capt. SOcum to Mexico in November last. lie de-
scrbed his Journey to laguinss his visit, to the mines in
hat region identified the mining deed, &C. substantially
coroborang the testimony of Capt Socun. lie identl
6ed the letter he wrote to the Commission in answer to
sir ad vertng an Offer o for the mines also
,her reply and his ronde sad ms object was to get the
-eyard and in the Of the cross examination 1t
urned that Gardiner did not personally point out his
mines because he had been Instructed by ms counsel 10
hold no communication with those Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

Tie Cl,rfand Hcr0d j. indebted 10 Mr. Jackson, Agent
Of tie Cleveland Iron Company for the following note:
MARQUETTE. Wednesday March . 1859.


Of tie Cleveland Iron Company for the following note:
MARQUETTE Wednesday, March . 1850
arrived in nine days travelling from Cleveland To Mar
ouctte L. $ The winter has been very mild and the snow
i disappearing very fast We have had four days warm
weather Three four days like the past will leave the
ground bare About the Lake II j. bare in spots now.
received letter from Saul Ste Marie yesterday stat
inc that the Ice but foot thick on the ryer and The
prospect was fair for early Spring u had been the
nildc.t winter since the country settled IL was ex
ucctcd Manhattan would not leave until the Norherner
arrived from Cleveland.
We have had tine winter for business, and have far
coeded our expectations in hauling iron and preparing
other materials for prosperous years business in manu-
featuring IRON We have hauled twelve hundred and four
and thr, ths Of iron from the mountain The
iron horse will bee travelling through tins County and
Marquette destined be the largest place Lake Su
pcnor ours, IJAcA'oN
4 line from Oniouagon March Il, SAYS: The weather
here low very botcrou- and quite cold Snow fell night
before , To the depth of about three inches. Ii Sthought
bv some that there j, ice in the Lake than there was
stv,ar The coolest day tho psf winter here the Their
MON, Tor stood DEGREES below zero The snow Is about
two feet deep on the ground At the mines"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Iiouor Prohibition in Western New-York.
SOMERSET. Niagara County, "Wednesday, April Is 1883.


To fle Editor i the v y. Tribune
SIR take the liberty 10 Inform you Of the result Of our
town meeting held yesterday; the question Of License was
the only one that entered into the contest Heretofore this
ba. not been an open question with Temperance men, but
have generally nominated ticket partly on that ground
and tie consequence has been usually come OF second
best
Bu. this year We gave our opponents iAr warning
called License Caucus andnomnated ourtcAei some
ten DAYS before town meeting Our opponents brought out
,,,:- strongest men, and fought with desperation
worthy If better cause Bat the result l. most -Onou,-
IL, an , -a Vot.- have minority oi from - I" 1T
In Town wts g.. "a. NtHiA,,I t- Issue v, ~ cHocttcy
Wl;-gerv Free Soil and Temperance The result was
,a,7 defeat 20 the latter Temperance Magistrate and
Er Suueryisor were eec-dthe latter by only IL major
-, Terpcrnce men have got 70 make that question the
ro and waive al minor considerations then there need
be little doubt a to the result
The reope in Western New ork NJ least are prepared
for the Maine Law and trust will take measures 10 make
!, trown AZ the Fail election And what is To hinder
having the Maine Law In my opinion the opposition
not formidable comes from of political demagogues,
WHO know no other road Office but through the ignor
nca ard peryerted appetite Of the people Some such
we have IN this town but Yesterday ad them low, and
tru.t never again until they wash their hands Of
their present and former iDiquies. Truly yours, B.
,r7p woman in Sutton, \. H., recently became the
mother of four live bouncing boys at single birth Attic
latest adyices the whole crowd doing not only s well
a. could be expected" but rather better,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Ny. Town Meerings-supeRyrsoRs
INISGsToN COrNTY.-Ihe Board OF SupeV
Wings TO Democrats.
NIAGARA COUNTY.

WHY'S and fnd--6. Democrots-6.
Porter. ....I LA Race Wilson. ----Peitit
N.a0ara.A A. Porter Royatou John Thorn.
cambria Hiram Mcneil. INhcaiicdP Peter Grcncr.
peudjeton . l. Pickard Newflne. John Ilenning
Uartlanda 4 4 " right Imp Levi -on- Andrew Robinson
Iockuortd A. L Prentice. Somerset. George X. Hood
aIndepeuient.
Ia.t YEAR ne Board stood Democrats and Wings.
In Wilson the Democrats elected their Supervisor by 10
1aioriv-ias year by G5 maioryand their Collector by
~ The Wings elected their Town Superintendent by 2ml
iorty and Their Highway Commissioner by 1.-THE rest OF
Tho ilDktt Iem0craiIc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
viee.President King-Thc Catholic school Bill in
Ajurylapd
Anrl19

Tic Southern Mail tonight brings New Orleans papers of
Monday and Tuesday last
The Mobile papers in recording Vice President Kings
rival there regard his ease as hopeless.
pubic dinner to be rendered to the Officers of the
Fulton as an acknowledgement OF their kindness to Mr.
King.
The Catholic School bill taken up in the Maryland
House OF Delegates to-day and referred back to the Com
itee on Education said Committee being increased by the
snnoutuc nt of one member from each County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Tnmmany Standardization Of snchcm,.

Il affair came of last night at Tlmmauy Hall, ani re
suited os, was expected in overwhelming victory for
o Noit,, rather the Barnbuncrs Of laia There
two s'ro-h ticket in le field The ultra Hard headed by
Joseph Cornell and engineered by the prospective Custom
House forces aided ly Tie Oh Naval Office and the County
Clcrk ohcc The SoA, headed by Elijah F. Purify ami
worked by the "Od Narhorsc himself the Post Office, the
Pewter Mug, and thc Bambuner generally The baulews
closely fought and fairly Won Grand Slchern Delayln,
presided ard John a. Kennedy and Christian ; storms
were the teller ~ result of the voting was a. fellows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
~, Honolulu OonsuIship-From the L. - Senate 70
n Pest.ORlce-Dcaih OF ar AGED Pastor.
srrsi Dispatch to TheN Y Tribune.

4rFNI Ut1ufch 20 IHf " IFUNHF
WASHINGTON, Monday, April 10, 1883.
There hundred applicants for ;he Consulshp at
Honolulu. among whom nine ex Governors.
Ex Senator Meiwt a'hor has withdraw the Of his
soninaw Graves from application for the Louisville
pos, Office and suhstitued-his own The Office is worth
shout $1,000 year but has mileage attached to
Il either by law or usage.
Rev James Lawrie for fifty years Presbyterian pastor
N Washington, died to-day. EYE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

o--,J Dils1tch o Tie " J. If15u7ei
WASHINGTON. Monday evening, April IT, 1879.
George Turner has been appointed Collector at Newport
s.on bradford Collector of Providence and Geo Ii. Run
- Collector at Bristol Milton Hall is Naval Officer AZ
xsvrnort aud Slas \. Comsock Al Providence Welcome
q ssyles is Postmaster at Providence Geo H. Brown
nstrict Attorney, and Francis +. Gardiner Marshall
samuel Warren is Surveyor at Warren and James Fisher
Surveyor at Pawtuxet Joseph Sson Postmaster at Paw
,,eket ard John Jones Commissioner of now Custom
Ilcuse at Providence. ALNoNAk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

R aSnilgtOn correspondent writes 10 Ihe NOR
fcik Nal ArgHs Clark Mills is q rare genius, His last
conception 70 make group OF satuary to preserve the
Stalwa Indian the morous buffalo the graceful elk, and
the feet wild horse OF the prairie types of what fast
passing away from our Western country before the resist
less advance of the white and the school house lie
has brought these animals from the Rocky Mountains and
will study them until he gets their counterpart in bronze
II will be emneny proper 70 embeish some Of our public
squares with this novel beautiful and national group Mills
has given such unmiskabe evidence skill energy md
high genius in the production of the jackson Equestrian
Statue that know he perfect this last best idea lie
will work AT the time upon the great Statue of Wash
ington for which Congress has placed his disposal
$4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Cabinet Sessions.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Apn To- 1919.
The home correspondent oil The Washington Reoubhc
,.vs the Cabinet have ceased their daily meetings coming
ose,er now only thrice week Their three last meetings
nave been devoted almost entirely 70 the consideration OF
Aa Nicaraoua and HnnGurAs aue. MOna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Young Mrs's CHRISTIAN Accommodations was


regular monthly meeting Of this Association At their
at Syvesan Institute last evening. Il fully attended
The President Of the Association Oliver 7. WoodOrd pre-
sided and Frank w Ballard Secretary, OBLIGATED About
sixty new members elected and fifty proposed for
membership. .
Praycr wa, offered by Mr.. Stebhins Mr.. F +. Butler
read an Essay ou Bcucccncc. which WAS listened to Win
attention Remarks made upon by MeNsr> Dayl
SON Williams and Corbett. The Library Committee re
ported About 0CO has been raised for the library AMI
abont 200 volumes have been purchased The Com
,ittce on Rooms and Distribution have distributed 1000
COPIES of the Constitution of the Association Principally
among the clergy and laity Of the different churches
The Lecture Committee reported that their invitation ~
Hon Rufus Choate lecture before them had been de-
cned by him account of pressing professional engage
mems The Committee on Printing and Publishing report
ed that 1000 Cards OF the Association had been issued
which are subject TO the order OF the Association The
Commit ce appointed To visit the German loung Men
Christian Association bearers of an official letter 10 Them
reporcd that they had very interesting interview with that
Society and consider il Society which Is dong much
GOOD There was a Nominating Committee appointed 10
nominate officers be elected n the next meeting There
are over 900 members of the Association IL 5 Tree nom
debt and has $50 in lis treasury but will require $40
more 10 carry out is operations for the ensuing year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19


The bark Eliza arrived this pot from AndrOssan Tell
in with ON the 2th March IN lat 40 Ion ~ the ship 81
George of Yarmouth, y. =, from Glasgow Tor Boston IN
snkin,, condition and TOOK off her crew. 81 in number
The 81 George sunk at 1 i. a. on the following day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Murine Disasters.

NoRToE April l8-Schoone Augusta Moore and Tor Whining
from levy York. Is ashore at klly HawA
l8Sch J L. Stuses, from ork for Bait
the Rock Bar Saturday nsht far OF heI
taken oil by the steamer Sun winch went egh 10 h
relief A.. VI e. v,.L
April sThe schr Ella from New OK Tor " ASH
ug,on ashore Saturday night near Newbods roh
Can Hahn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
ing of Cour-iiOuse in
Georgia by Fire.

CHARLESTON, Monday, AprlI To, IBj5.
Vice President King up the Alabama yesterday.
He sinking slowly and hopes enetned of his
recovery.
The Dsde County Ga. Courtllouse at Trenton, was
bnrned down on the 18th inst The Clerk books of the
Sperior and Inferior Courts together with all the papers,
and also the ordinance books consumed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Ruiiroatl Accident.

PHILADELPHIA Mond ~, April H. 1858
The early train from New ORR this mo nng ran OIL the
track near Trenton Ne hurt and the passengers
,ere transferred 10 the O'Clock train, and reached here
about o'clock The papers and baggage were LETT behind
through carelessness and did not arrive here TIL this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Destructive Fire at Cincinna!


Doughty drug store the corner OF fith ana Nam
SITS together with four stores on ith and three on MAN SIS
are all In flames The goods will be partially saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
pepn.v1xania Legislature.
HARRIsBURGH, Nc

HARRISBUkGh, Monday, April TO- l853
In the Senate this afternoon, the Mechanics and GIrard
Rank bills were finally passedhaving previously passed
The House.
The Legislature adOurns tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
| nited States.
q Tie Pittsburgh TisitOr learns that last Monday a

Messenger In the accommodation train on the Pennsylvania
R,Hroad told the conductor be had money paw his
massage but wished him to permit him TO come to Pitts
burvh This the conductor refused when the poor man
made 10 further remark The stopped and he
evneed He sat down the roadside dropped his head
mon his knees and died instantly. There were several
small houses near but took the corpse in and the
neyt dav il was still there lying in coffin 10y the roadside
This took place few miles west OF Greensburgh; but
could not learn the name Of the poor stranger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Duel Amicabiy settled.

LOUISVILLE, Apnl 16 1853
The oflr of honor between o ilara aud Cummings has
been honnrably adjusted By the friends OF ihe parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

PRyrxRs' NATIosAL UsIos.-At meeting Of the
PRINTERS Union No Of ST. Louis held Saturday
inc Anil 9th Thos Gales Forster, GeorgeW Banheld
ad Chas Walter Colbun elected Delegates to the
National Printers M GnSD 0 %nSn IS 70 assemble ID Pitts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Municipal Elections.

WATFREURY. CoNN.-Ihe voters had meeting on Thurs
day evening last and appointed Committee 70 draf City
Charter and take To apply to the Legislature tor
an act 81 incorporation.
KALAMAZoo.-Ih Three Wings Democrats and Free
So,r COMPOSE the Board OF Trustees On the vote on
the Mon school question about $50 votes were pOe1 Of
Which there wa. aiortyoi l-O for Union Schools.
WARSAW. iGL-Ihomas Sharp, editor Of The WARSAW
SignoL Dem l6s; Charles Coolidge, Wing 81. SNWhig
and Democratic Aldermen.
Ciiyroy N.I-lhe Independent ticket for Trustees IS
elected: Village Clerk. koln Root.
0Hlo-Sdnev Mayor William j. Martin Cambridge,
Mayor. Dr Milton Green.
GrRsoow. Mo-Mayor, Wiley j. Stratton. Not poid-
cal contest we should Judge
NJ Iry,stNr. Iowa-Mayor James Craig, together
with four Councilmeu Marshal and Treasurer, without
political contest. go
CnfrvlIA Mo-Polcal considerations did not enter
into tie contest for members of the Board Of Common
Council Five Counclmen chosen, with Richard c.
BrauAam d the head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
MILLING OF rHE CRY BIBLE SOcIErY.-A meeting

o this Society was held on Sunday evening in the Sixteenth
81 Bapti,t Church uiev j W Taggart, Pastor The OBJ
ect of the meeting increase the interest felt for the
distribution of the Bible and religious tracts among the
German and Irish population Of the City Another object
nc the Society is to visit German and Irish families by col
nortrr, Warren Carter Esq, President OF the Society
iaccu,ied tine Chair The meeting was opened by singing,
And y PRAYER by the Pastor Addresses were made by
two 81 the coportcur, by Rev Nj Martin an agent OF the
- h,. e President OF the Society, and 10y Rev Mr.
Tscoait liberal collection was taken up to Md the So
60, n attendance was good for an evening SO stormy
and mucl interest was apparent IN the audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

N,yu-The L 5. frgate Cumberland, Capt Harwood
bearSc the broad pennan Of Commodore IL Stringham
wa, al Spezza on he 10th March preparing TO leave for
Athens Greece with the American Minister, Hon. Mr.
Marsh and family on board.
The / : steam rigate Susquehanna, Capt Inman.
rived az Hong Kong. Jan. 80. from Marila.
Tie L ; steam trigate Mississippi, Com NJ. C. Perry
sailed from ape of Good Hope the Sd Feb for Japan
Tie l. : steam frgate san Jacinto, Capt Crabbe had
zone ~ Mar,ees whence she would proceed 10 Aexan.
dr;a in company with the > sooPotwar st. Louis, Com
lie L : sloop-ofwar Levant, Com. Goldsborough
lad received orders 20 sail for Leghon 10 assist in putting
On board snip tie marble group by Greenough Tor the RO
turGa At VI shin ton.
lie fraie savannah, which has been fitted out at Nor
now nearly ready for She i destined to relieve
Nh. ,ate Congress the tag ship of Commodore Mckee
v.r tie Brazil station. Tho soop ofwar jamestown of
sue squadron, is also expected 70 return soon 70 the
nted States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
MON AND VICTORY.

IticrcHce 10 ne EegIi4J Oys1niso-
ton d ne DemoCr1'ic Party.
Support OF The National and State
Administrations, and Of the Balti-
more Platform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

NJ The hrst annual meeting Of the Ohio Womans
psbs Association will be held at Ravenna, Portage Co.
Ohio commencing Wednesday, the s5th OF May next at
10 o'clock AN, and continuing two days.
rFx.Goy. James Iredell, Of North Carolina, resi-
deni Of Raleigh died at Edenton Thursday evening the 18TH
where he was stopping "a short visit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

TyyxEssEE-The Convention which met at Athens on
the tin inst nominated Dr. James W Gillespie as the
Wing candidate for Congress in the Id District Geo
Brown ESD withdrew his name before the Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

MrssrssrPPL-The following gentlemen are spoken o.
a. Democratic candidates fiji the office OF Governor
in tie state of Mississippi: Hon Jacob Thompson Of
LAFAYETTE. Col Tarpley Of Kinda, Hon X. W Roberts
Of Scott. Hon. j. ". Chalmers Of Marshall. Col VIM
Henry Johnson of Warren, Hon. Morgan McAhee OF
Holmes and several other gentlemen whose names are
nat mentioned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

TrNyEssEE-At the August election Governor
AID Members Of Legislature and Congress are to be
chosen.
Mai c. !. Henry, Of Montgomery, has been recon.
mended in Dickson, Huntington, summer, Carroll aud
other Counties. as the Wing candidate for Governor
Gen ZoIlkofer and Col Beverley ,. Allen are named
as WING candidates Tor Congress The Democracy pre-
sent quite number Of Congressional and Gubernatoria
candidates State and District Conventions have been
called
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Rhode Island Appointments.

ee,,rn Telegraph oeoc. COZ, Of Raa,rcr oat gea.c,t,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

- A destructive fire broke out at Henry, Illinois
Ami G. DESTROYING the stores of I. W Pullln & Co.
" II. and j. Rousall, Fuller & Brothers, the gunsm'h,
sbop Of D. Klein grocery store of f. HOy and several
dweIinghouses The total loss is estimated at S'oOoo
nearly all of which, is covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
OLD LINE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLi-
CAN TICKET.
The Cons'sutioNai Compact and is
Reaeicod Serurifies.

Quite q number of members held themselves aloo. for
which they dgniod by the original title OF Shed
ders implying that they had shed their coors before they
came in sight Of the battle field The vote however was
pretty heavy number Of old veterans having come on
for tie first time IN several years.
Two years ago the result majority Of about 30 for
the BarburnUs; now they have about s5 average. In
lsJl the leaders Stood a follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

lsl2 held meeting last evening at Their headquarters
No "a I,puiard-st Col iIaght occupied the Char One
Of ,b ertenapt of the corps suspended from com
uand for the present NoticcwaS also gwen n no Ps.,Hn
Corr except they are Authorized by ue Comm'nI1hN
A H. rTpder his Signature The attendance was iUl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

Cruv,r,oy-This new comedy met with hlgh ap
pova on lis first performance at BurionS lhea'er last
evening Mr.. waack was enthusiastically cheeFed al III
appearance and called for unanimously at the cad OF The
second and fourth acts and at the termination OF the piece
II will be repeated every evening this week