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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-13

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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-13

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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-13

The REPORTED DEEkA. u rae CHINESE
REBELs.-The report brought % San
Francisco, from Hong Kong by the ship
jamestown, that the revolutionisrs had
been driven away from the walls of Nan
kin by the Imperial forces with terrific
slauS liter. needs confirmation The
jamestown sailed frum Hong Kong on
the 7th of April. We have had accounts
from there by the overland NJ Ill mp to The
1lth OF April, that is TO say, four DAYS la
ter. Our advices from Snan.shae. also
came down to tho goth. three DAYS later
than those by the jamestown. The pro-
. liability is that the report is new YER
sion of the old rumor that had come to
US by way of England-namely. that
Keshen. the former Viceroy of Canton,
had made very successful attack on the
rebel force with the Imperial troops
about $50 miles from Nankin, in whict
many thousands of the rebels were suid
to haze suffered Nearer Nankin, s. Tap
ping, the Imperial force is also sail :.
hGvs defeated the rebels with great loss o
life.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-13

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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-13
CLARKsBURG. WEDNESDAY .JULY1s, 1885

: Equal Rights and Equal Laws:''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
ITALY

The OprniOne, of Turin. denies the report that
MsZzin had embarked for lta board OF the English
frgate Retributiop Mazzin knew perfectly that this
rigste not bound for mts but for LeghOru where
she arrived on the 18th ult.
The Presse, of Vienna, has the following :
"Lord Minto present residing Ia the vicinity Of &c
nOa In the night Of the l1th or 18th Of February, a
man landed from the barge OF an Engsh steamer,
in the neehborhood Of his ordshps house at Nervi 10
which be disappeared Everybody conours in stating
this man 20 have been Gusepe Mazyn and the suppose
ton looks the more like truth when II "a remembered
that it really in the vicinity Of Genoa that MsIzin
embarked"
Twenty-seven persons probably concerned in
the conspiracy which discovered some eight ten
months ago At Mantua received sentence the 4th At
Verona Three were hanged and the rest are mpris-
oned for different periods the shortest OF which Is eight
years.
Count Giulay has relieved the inhabitants of
Milan from the obligation of Illuminating their houses
nj night. In case. however, annOtshot from the
cAste-the signal Of alarms fired, the whole city IL TO
be imme lately illuminated the doors sre 10 be closed,
and the streets deserted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02

We have accounts from Alexandra 70 the 9TH
March The number Of travellers that have visited yyps
this year has been comparatively small. They have
no-tiy returned from the CataTscts, aud now on
their wsy 10 Syria by the Desert
The Sublime Porte has issued decree re-
storing TO the Governors Of the principal provinces ia
the Ottoman Empire the arbitrary pO~er OF hhe snd
mooted Tanzmat question. Consequently al A01is
PRhss last the srtempes ofhe auth
ies At Constantnople 20 deprive MIN of his rights, aud
the numerous negotiations that took place
OF H. have been Of no effect whatever while large
OF money have been drEinei from Egypt to satisfy the
never-ooasag demands made from CoastsnznOple.
The value of landed property within the walls
Of Alexandra has increased 10 enormous extent and
the rents OF houses have within the last year been in
msny cases doubled. The sons OF IbrSham Pasha who
possess crest wealth building very extensively but
the demand far exceeds the supply, and houses
are occupied even before they completed. Abbas
Psshs. the Nceroy, s going to remedy this state OF
things which presses 40 heavily the residents snt
u about build very derahle number OF house,
and form new quarter altogether for the accommo
dsiion OF the European population.
A levy of 5000 recruits by conscriptiOn Is be-
ing carried throughout the country, and creates
much CONSERVATION among the nstivcs.
The Nile is falling rapidly, and the locks at
the extremity Of the canal Atea 20 be closed alto
gether for the season Fortunately the railroad be'ge
Alexandra and Cairo i beng carried on with great
vgor ard after the presen year the commune aton be
tween the two principal towns Of Egypt VIII be carried
on quite Independent OF the river.
The trade of Alexandria is sOray feeling the
effects Of the unwarnnted speculation which has been
carried in wheat during the lsst three m,nths, and
several failures have taken place Prices Of grain have
fallen very considerably and there IL confidence in
the mark t Vessels stiIl wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
GERMANY

Professor Gervinus will leave Heidelberg on
the expiration of his imprisonment and reside at Bonn
An American lady has been arrested az Heidel-
berg who direct from the United States for haV-
ing number of pamphlet declared by the police TO be
OF a revolutionary character. Another lady (aGermRn)
who had emgrsied to America ~ Miss Htzheld, and re-
turned visit TO her friends had been taken into
custody the allegation Of having expressed sympathy
for the nstassn who attempted the Emperors life, and
she still remains in prison.
The semi-official Oed Correspondents destroys
at one sweep all the assertions respecting Austrian
note % the British Government with which the German
and English pre-s have lately termed In article
published the llth inst the Correspondent denies in
the mott formal manner that the Cabinet of Vienna lad
made any application whatever 10 that OF St James rel
alive 20 the refugees.
NJ. dller.MechiOr, the liberal and Free
Trade leader in the Chamber OF Hesse Damstsit wac
on the l2th sentenced 10 two months Imprisonment
FOR a speech spoken IN hs place in Parliament. Tle
speech in question was delivered about vine months
SINCE when the Government OF the Ducny intrgu-
ing siih Bavaria and other States 10 bring Austrian IN
huence into the ZOlvcren and contained faithful
auimsdversions the conduct OF the Ministers. NJ
Muller Melchors imprisonment takes place Just -
these same Ministers acknowledge the correctness OF
his views, by proceeding % construct the Z0lverein
without Austria.
Extraordinary measures have been taken az
Nuremberg TO seize Mazzni who Is believed 70 be con
ceAled in the town The COrsr de Nuremberg had been
seized for the 34th time since the lat Of January
The society of WOrkmen of Nuremberg has
been closed, snd the President arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
ENGLAND.

In answer 70 Mr. Blackett, Lord J. Russell
enter ed into explanation Of the Of STAIRS in
LOmbudy. and Of the proceedings taken BY the Aus
trsn Government IN consequence OF the receof nsur
recon At Milan toward Sandman sub ects The property
Of numbers Of these persons bad been ecu strat al
though they had taken part in the Disturbances TIE
Sronisn Government had requeted the British Gov
eminent to interfere with the Austrian Government
behalf Of these persons and IN consequence Of tins
request Lord Clarendon had written strong lstrer
Minister a Yienns the ssbje-t, but in The
time be Understood that the Austrian Government had
stated their intention the seqUetrsion from
the parties who, upon inquiry, were found Innocent
The noble lord further stsled upon sib ect IN which
he ssd the House took interes that Government
had this day received teegrapic message stating thst
the Grand Dske Of Tuscany had released the " dia
from prison. and that they bad been allowed to leave
the country.
The Herald, Of the 10Th, says: I'VE have
mHch satisfaction in announcing the authority Of
electric telegraph dispatch from France, that n and
Madame msdisi were permitted 70 leave LeghOrn, on
"wednesday last. for Msrseilles."
The following vessels had arrived at Liver
pool from Australia The Frances Henty from Mel
bourne whence abe sailed lst Dec, with 1000 ounces
Of gold and the Panama. from Hobart Town. whence
she sailed the 4th Of November with Is 900 ounces
The eross value Of these imports il S420OOO Also
the clipper ship Falcon, Captain Tylor, from Sydney
whence she sailed the 10th Of November. She
hss brought 1865 ounces Of gold dust and 1900
hides on freight ami 10 cabin passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
HUNGARY

The TiHeS Correspondent writes from VI
emma
Tie HungAriAns, IS nation. deeply regret The III
famous GtIempt the Emperor, but there never wa
more hostile feeling toward the Government than A.
present The nation, says most intelligent person,
" has been entire deprived OF sell government ani
heavy taxes have been imposed on u, but theze
measures were perhaps ,sary o. the welfare Oi
Austria Tie great grievance i mat some OF he admin
strsiye iaaly and until hey are changed
Any improvement u the state 0i public feeling utterly
out Of the question
A; preser1 there il kind Of reign Of terror,
feeling secure tAG, Ls turn 70 be arrested l not come
nexi. Old grievances rAked up Snd . tne ss'ons1
ment OF many persons they are nov bor TIE cr-i rs
called 20 give account 81 Their conduct N lsi- lEd
1919 These are denoullnatei precautionary measures
b.i they fst diving the peope 20 despair, and l.
not necessary here % say NhH cnmes desperate men
are capable o. When Ehe Is Lc4a. Tor de Ma esTys
fortunate escspe from the sssa-slns kir Va ceeoTs
To- in Presburs sAor. time ago. some s'uden,s gave
EfterAGce expressions which prudence toEoos my -
psstng The blenders s1 % hsve seen pa, n iEe
ranks Of the AMY To- Re.
Tn newly created S.rysB Vowed Ia sArsres nsther
pAftv the servisns ns.ead Il enjoying me selfgoF
erpneni Tor w1cc tey freely she'd TIER blood have
only changed masters, wnle the Magyar residing n
the Tenesoher E4laf AID TIE bsL a-e mig a1n- u
they are separated Nom the hgng11zE 5rsthreZ
Whist tie seUrHelts q tie ltAill- fe Z = lrfue-- 70
say 70 ny reports Concerning TIE Nhfa lns2rrecIcI
due -s,c. dole % TIE CALAMITY Az unsieFa-lor
81 IL TUcps. vale The police w2s accused az van OF
foresight Snd unpsrdolsoe .asrI-Cn % -ne nuG=sos
WArLincs rcceiyed
This last assertion r her Ntogtne- ae1 ri " I'd
iculeG aid yogr cCrre-p0 Dc-f = a. y lsESoU s-y-
hoots) = l. DOre tlsn orhlr pe1f- he pan a.
atmosphere mucl denseE Austria t1An etseShrSr
bal ey " nov and thea ths fos aud lie t1h oe
ccr1es percepttle- - today reNa u me onclAl
pSrt Of the E,ssST ZsEzy Ihs- NJ L1dsis boizA' ne
sspei,os CoIzisssry CT POies Z NNH Ia ten PEI
sioued.
Imperial decree se-l-ns tie Iaeetnn-1e1GoE of tae
Los II ne Crhs-.A N ali tn Hungarian Pr1sl.es
have Ser pstGshed Ibe law I1re i-vofaoie = re
srient Lords q Tie manor thaa WEs expected Count
Hsvss ne Austrian cotnEcAa1er n Ancona, TAI pr
scn sLot the "a Of FebrusTy FOR aaVi1s n a. %
session ioUF b4Erelet lo~s-a1 ps-oi AMI p.c2locA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
Brown. SIMPLE, 4 Co.'S Circular.

Per NiaylyaI LIVERPOOL sndAy, March l3 eo.
Tie COTTOS market dannE the week has recovered
ron the extreme depression existing az the departure 0i
the steamer aid pnces o. American descriptions Of d
q r. The b. the lst steamer, showing snail
decrease Ia the receipts Save c0nhdenee hat a.
lasg there % believe shs louE ooked Or dno-
ton the supply vii Week By week sr0nEy de-
ye0ped AID this alone he reaction 0e escubs1.
Tee business Tor the eESa evening mated
= 20 bales With TO- 20 10 spscusLOfs saa All %
portersthe saes 20 day beng leo balls q which ths
frads nse Geo q hs 3loEinE Quotations Far Onesns,
5 Aiddhnz DO, s. Far Mobiles, . Mi3lng 30,
5 sic. Far p.Nnds Aidd.nig do s. lEie1or, 90
8. Ordinary, az 3.
The sock d CoTTOs this post ca ed 7i go bales Of
which al Gee American agElnst $500 and lS 90
American A. thls period o. lAsf ysfZ.
yarns have likewise psItaksI 81 t1s Improvement ~
CoTToS have also me nsr des rpoas o. Sooas and "a
former nay b qno,sd ar gG 4 y delrsr. DoAEsfl-s
however sti produced ass TtIs suppy esSsr
tsal the demand.
The Corn Markst slows rather steaness without
any natsnal ehasEe IN prices Nsstsm Cana FLoCK p
= PnilaaephA Baltimore saa Ofae - 800 Csnade
q ~ ., knd Sour Il baL3 y st.- White WHEAT az
a :. Red 2as z ~ ~ White isDiAa LoAN - ga
s Mined 81 and Yeihoz u 8 y q Of go ts
Scihiug dgnz 10 TuEPESTIsE Amenezn Rosis y mod
crate demsna az for c0rDcn up % y eHt isT nae
Olzhfv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
TURKEY

New Disturbances have arisen a. Denizll. m
Snafoi-a Z ! supposed IN Consequence OF the heavy
Hxes COuficts took place n the streets. May hTes
were lot 100 u sad a1iths bazaar renamed closed
for soue days
Teiegraphic messages, received by way NJ
EenIs, Announce the arrival OF the CzN envoy. Al
mira Prince Menzlk0f. a. C0ns,aatnOple, on the IN
ult-, Wifh numerous suite Telesrsphic dispai 1ss
dated CosstsbfinOpe Msrch have 4so been received
N which i further said tha' the p o. rch ths
hEscovte proce eed direct q the sultan. aad abstain II
from pay inC the Minister Of Foreign AtHrs the clsto
mary vet on the neSt Day Fusd Etendi pla,ef BIS
resgnAron n the hands q the Sultan sccep'ed 4
after desy Of three days and appointed Raai Pacha
his successor.
On the demand Of the Grand Yirier, the
Charge dAfares OF England had Dispatches 70 Al.
miral DunGss, commanding the feet in the Msii'er-
ranssn AZ present Mala, begging hin 70 come with
al convenient speed and 10 anchor IN the Archipelago
The last accounts from MOldavia state that
the reignns Prince hal ie Jassy and ,ha, Govern
mert Council had been formed there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


Pss Nssasa LcSu0S. Friday. MAJ Ig l83<-5P. "
Il tha Colon and Foreign Focrcs n1rks III t1Srsss
Ills Weet IA. b--L CT cfesed sc4. VITA sol11ed
tct dss1 fog Sea- A. more IHgIy tor CofFEE k-c
IT, CoTToN. 20, has been reg-st a. q ID
vance FLCrE ard WsFkr rel1sI Dan MONEY 10 rood
asrnsad Discounts unchanged We osve hat lzrEr
rFas colo DUsI lcm Als,raa sne f1f,Eer shipments
E-Visec he BULLIoS n tae SaEk By lA.r se-ks
LIN al1g1.red % L. 49, hing lcrss-e q ZIG 81
CT me rrsvcQs Gre Tt- Bar SILVIA ls-siy arrived ~
eeen Bc-d a. "A Al New DoLLAEs IL ANEEIC ~
EkSiEs Wo1id srlng u IL Fuz1-ty. CoNs0Ls eAE- O.
sai cg Money BY Overland MAJ vhirh arrived i5sn
nave reserved atyc.s 4 f3Le ynz dates Ca
Sth- BOulbsy and Coioulho IA Feeruay Csntol
AM Bzf4vls Be- Manila Ira Ne bour-s Sd Aeeisd
lsth Jscla-y and syc1rF . Etk D-o>nbsr Tne T. Y
Tev0- a-riV-d liza va sdVic-s Bueros
Ayss % ls MontsyGeo 3D. Re tx B4ha l,Ih scG Per-
n4ElbGco Sc 2.E- FEB.
CeCHNEAL u berter r-qg=s,. sIa ID sear~r - 5e<s
k1se sssn offered x1ctnr- mostly Tsrese, Ss-2 sod
brszly ran 81 O. Honduras silver y.s bClEhs -
5lie4 VIII f-~ bszs Ordinary pzsry hexae@n B sea
az TIE preset; s,ok computed q, Ils b1ss ~ ss
Ge45 esz. sss year
Cooos- sAes have seen confined 50 bsss TRINIDAD a.
G8.
CoFsEE-Ths faEor.sle resar Of ne TratIng CopzzJs
krss sle which pace Ansrsrd<n iiEb osrznE
hen the whole 914nfsfy os b<ssl ioGne eager sayers
roE -. Gc kAs uE-n fncrEAs-d arzncs y tn4rtet
AID there Ere rOs zOrs blysu A. 81 al advance 20
csk. &c beEs Pansson Cey0n ~ psbc sac have Of
with Tptrt mostly -ellnz a. tee above Improvement I.
rhl- u Native Ce,.Oa abssi la-p sss, ssS- sssa.ed
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fnent which goes 80 far to satisfy the hungry Of the
Ifnfcr-tfad n he Get

snet which gocs far to satisfy the hungry Of TIC
Unterrifed Of the Coast States
take Il for granted that the half dozen gentlemen
from Ohio. who thus sssuDe 10 regulate this mater viii
60 home somew hat disappointed as were the Admin.
ratonto leave the task ofthe distribution patron
rye 70 such clubs before half served the rest will be
LEFT without sop.
In times passed gentlemen selected for forei m
rassions consulships auditorships &c. far a. pos
sibe on their personal htness for the position asked
That IT, after the solution Of the problem Of their nd
yiduaI political advents. Locality was not considered
requisite; or at least the all important one II the
Administration have managed TO retain any brains IN
Ger she pulling and hauling process to which they have
been subjected Of late, you may rely on it they will
make 90 full Ministers or Charges Of gentlemen be-
they voted 10 Ohio at the last presidential cleo
ton, II candidates for the position present them
selves from other States who shalt be Judged 10 be
better qus6ed for the discharge Of the duties TO be
entrusted 70 them than the OhiOans who may be cry
ing out give give y
II is being proposed 10 the Postmaster General, by
persons Interested in contracts for foreign mail service
10 turn that branch Of the business Of the Department
over 10 the appointment bureau taking it Of course
from the Jurisdiction Of the I'd Assistant Postmaster
General. Mr. DuDdss. The movers in this scheme
hope 10 get undue favors from tho Department by
affecting the change, the lst Assistant Postmaster
General having recently been the attorney for Of
them in defending their derections from their obgs
lions TO the Government OF course the 1st Assistant
Postmaster General IL not himself party TO this
Scheme for his character and standing is such will
induce him 10 acting az judge in cases in
which be has for years past been heavily feed
attorney.
Az the smoke over the New-York appointments bat.
BE is clearing away the Washington world is credtng
Secretary MARCY with grand stroke of policy in the
awards made. Messrs DICKINSON and DIX are 10 be
In positions out Of which If they rise higher at their
sme Of life. they will do what other gentlemen who
have held the similar places under this Gov.
erDment have yet succeeded In doing Mr. JOHN CocH.
RASE, your new Surveyor, though very ultra Barn
burner, Us devoted personal friend Of the Premier.
lie is TO have the pleasure Of staioniH9 all the out Of
doors appontees Of Mr Collector Dickinson The in.
door men from the nature Of their duties can do the
Hard Shell cause little good, and you may write it
down fixed fact, that any outofdoor man who sets
shout that work, will find himself stationed az
forwards. a. 10 wish himself in Kamschatka, rather
than in the service of the Government Of the United
States. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
AUSTRIA

VIENNA, Monday, March g, ls5l.
General Haynaus death (already announced
was quite unexpected After hi- ltalan journey. be
appeared in excellent health On Saturday he JON.
Cd the other general officers e. the Bslara. ami a.
tructcd the particular notice Of biz Majesty, Who al
dressed him passing WITH ONO sAiutzfi0n Gene
raj (Grf'sse ST. Her GsH1dD. Yesterday be was a
the Mercantile Union usual. Al midn. ght he
returned % MunChs Hotel, whore he Wa. lodging, snt
soon retired 20 rest Al half pas, he summoned hs
valet ami directed him 70 fetch him glass Of water
be felt uuwell When the mar returned he found his
master gAspng for breath In short in the sg0ues OF
death Medical assistance was Immediately called IN,
and attempt to take blood from the Generals arm
% le
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL ?, 1853
The Railroad Consolidation Bill signed-The
PirzhuGh Investigation Bribery Case
-Brosdway 2niiroad-Purisy Of Elections

The Railroad Cons solicitation Bill sixned-The
FhzhuGh Investigation Bribery ase
-Brosdway 2nilroad-Purity Of Election.
Bills, DC.
si.seal Di.pates % TBe N Tyfv.>
ALBANY. Friday April /. 1853.
The Governor has, am credibly informed,
signed the Railway Consolidation bill Heheld /. open
TO the last bo1r. He strongly tempted 70 veto L.
hear that the Committee to investigate
the charges against Canal Commissioner Piizhuyh Will
report in day or two. fully excglpstng him AMI
honorsbly indorsing his pure character. Mr. GLe OF
your City who made the investigation and who WA on
the Committee, has behaved handsomely in the ma,
ter, and WILL believe be unqualified in the expression
Of bic opinion Of the unsUIed integrity Of Mr. Ftz-
hugh u he shall do 1t will be a. honorable 10 him
a. it will be gratifying 10 Mr. F's friends.
TsrbOx, the Assistant Librarian, who at
tempted 70 bride Member is suspended from his Of
fee The Committee have cIosed the evidence and the
proof of his guilt is sad TO be conclusive Whether he
viii be punished he deserves remains 70 be seen
Senator Cooley moved to-day to 90 into E1-
ecutive Session with open doors This didn't suit Barn
burners and they talked until adjournment to defe4t
the motion, SO the Senator has CONDUCTORS in prevent
ting Executive Session. The joke wa good one for
the fret day Of April
] send you the majority and minority re-
ports or the Broadway Railroad. The bill will De
strsngled think.
The purity of election resolutions passed
the House to-day If the Constitution shall be amend.
ed sS proposed it will be found quite effective against
the use Of money at elections.
Mr.. Vanderbilt blstered McMurray to-day
for bic anti Canal speech. Az Canal man I proud
of the majestic representative from Kings but alas
that the City Of New York should send Senator here
TO oppose her commercial interests Is he still some
years since in favor OF the Cansst. sewer
SUI Rosa.
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u. s. SENATE-E1rRA SESSION,

WASHINGTON, Friday, April l, lS'3
MIR. Mason asked leave 10 withdraw the papers
sf Francis W Rice, American Consul az Acapulco he
said the Committee Foreign Relstons II the la;e
session found K Impossible act upon them, together
ssh the communication Of the Presiden. upon the sub
iet-snd they show great and cruel oppression there
exercised by the Mexicsa authorities HewSs treated
with indcnity and eventually hnprs ned and FAR
spforuailon was received there has been redress
The object of the Withdrawal @ present n papers
"a the Executive Department VIII view Il reircssS
The motion was agreed 70.
Mr.. BRopHKAp laid On the table resolution
which he will call UP shortly calling TIE Secretary o.
sae Treasury TO furnish mex. SESSION the aggregate
amount Of Federal STATE, Cry and County Railroad
C,psl and other Stocks and Bonds other evidences
Of dch, held in Europe and other foreign countries On
sune ~. 1883 specifying esch description o. stock
The Senate went into Executive Session
remained therein four hours and then al earned III
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
From WashingIon.

WASHINGTON, may, Aprl 1, tc9n
The Senate were in Executive Session until
sls o'clock The delay In the confirmation of Dix aud
Fowler and some say Cochrane also had caused quite
intense excitement and renewal Of the struggle out
side 3TO and con- and protracted discussion arose
shereon in the Senate Mr. BRIGir leading Oh IN oppo
siion The New.York nominations were all finally con-
Armed Eight Senators however, are reported voting
against Dix The acceptance of two or three New
Workers Is vet considered doubtful.
The President has nominated William Meade
kddson for District Attorney Of Maryland instead 81
Jarvis Spencer understood 10 have been Withdrawn.
Col. Polk has peremptorily refused 10 accept
lhe Suryeyuship Of BALTIMORE No nominsiion IN.
stead has been heard Of Both Maryland Senators were
absent TODAY but other Senators say the Baltimore
s.ominotions were AL confirmed.
Among other nominations to-day were y. ".
Cray Postmaster a, Cleveland the youngest son Of
Father Richie and Of Secretary Marcy, Pnrsers
the Navy Also Nirginsn for tho Secretary ship OF
Minnesota Territory and not Carresn Of Philsdeohis,
who was warmly pressed for that Office.
Ii is thought the principal changes among the
Subordinate Clerks the Executive Department viii be
e'ssred until the first of July when the new clssShcs
f'on Of Clerks goes into effect.
Ii is also reported the Cabinet have decided
o. equalize the number II Clerks FROM ne drersni
Ststes