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Caspettssg, Furniture, etc.
O7 ROYAL STREET. 67
~ The undersigned have in sompss cARPETING
consisting in styles Of
ROSES, ADMINISTER, LAssERApE sAxoNY,
VELVET, BRUSSELS TAPESTRY,
THREE-PLY INGRAM VENETIAN
,,os.,c CARPETTNG
ADMINISTER CnENIME RUGS
ADELAIDE, CHAM BRUSH
sHEEPsK1N COCOA MATS.
Mosaic TABLE COVERS
CLOTH TABLE PIANO COVERS
WOODEN and LINEN CRUAB CLOTHS,
BINDING GIMP, THREAD, s,s.
BRocATELLE
DAMAsK,
INDIAN SILK,
PRINTED LASTING LACE and
MUSLIN CURTAINS.
FANCY TICLES.
~ Our assortment Of Fancy Articles esmpi. being superior
anything have sssrsd in ,hi. city, sompss
sEvRES CHINA, s'
BISCUIT and BRONZE
sTATUETTEs aad MANTEL
CRYSTAL and ,
SILVER and PAPER MAcnE WARE,
LOOKING GLASSES,
cHSAwARE CUTLERY. s.,.
FURNIT URE.
MAHOGANY md 49,
OAK FURNITURE, -
In Psrler aaa BedrOo and Dining room sei..
FANCY CHAIRS, s- ~
RTAGEREs,
GARDENERS,
TOILET TABLES, etc.
dla sw9p r. MALLARD h co.
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~ The press Of California and Mexican of i'm
to-day has put aside much interesting matter
In the shape Of editorials, locals country news etc.
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Died :

Died:
On Saturday December the Psah 81 james, Mira VICTOR
j. FORSTALi, daughter of J. U. Lsvlebeuvre.
~ The friends families Of Forsts and Lsvisbeuvrs
10 attend her funeral ~hich will take place THIS MORNING
December &C. O'Clock, from Foas residence No. 4CAron
delet street. ..N
On Sunday suddenly sged and smonbs
daughter Of Robert A. and Eliza Hart.
fZr New York please
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NeaC Books,

.Sr Just received by Harnden's Express,
AT J. G. MORGANS,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Pcs+oaice.
NEW BOOKS.
FLUSH TIMES IN ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI. A Series of
Sketches by S. Baldwin. VOL, with illustration.
HOMES AMERICAN STATESMEN, 50 Illus
talnDs wool from original drawings beautifully engraved
twenty fac re letters etc. accompanied with Bio
graphical Descriptive src by writer's Forming
companion HI of American Authors Square
OLD ENGLAND AND NEW ENGLAND By Alfred Bum. Phla-
deldha Hart. This lively gossiping volume, which will
with
respecting persens Of nos
LITTLE FERNS, FOR LITTLE FANNY's FRIENDS. By the
LIFE SCENES IN NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED including the
siOry Of Little Katy" "Madaina, The Rag Peksrs Daughter
Wild Maggis,n etc.
ART PRoLoNGING LFR-By HufsIand. Fitted by Erasmus
Wilson, r. RS Tcknor 4 Co.
MEMOIRS OF ROBERT wHEAToN-wiih selections from his
BLooDsToNE. By Donald Mcleod. New York Charles
scribnsr, ,.st- 'I=7
THE CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBITION. Now ready.
dusry represented Crystal
the progress Of the various useful and ehetie
suits reprinted from the New York Tribune revised aud edited
Horace Greeley. u
SECOND SERIES GOVERNOR, or Rscoleetons of Our
Neghoohood the West By Alice Carey
nook "Hagar," etc., etc. IL
AUTUMN HOURS. By Ns Kirklsnd. beautiful Gin Book.
MECHANICS, THEIR PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICAL ApPLIcA
TIOSS. Edited by Oliver Byne.
AMoNTH IN ENGLAND. By Henry 7. Tucksrman.
THE NEIGHBoR's CHILDREN, By Sarah A. Myers.
DIAL OF LOVE. By Mary Howett
DAY IN THE CRYSTAL PALACE. by w. c. Richard, A. NJ.
THE LITTLE CROSS BEARERS By Caroline chosebo Q.
THE GOOD NATURED BEAR. a
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE. By Faye. Robinson.
HARPERs MAGAZINE, volume !, bound
MEDICAL.
HARDYs TEXT BOOK OF ANATOMY
LrTTELL ON THE EYE.
NOVELS
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- Messrs. Editors: Please to announe
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. December

ST CHARLES HOTEL .Chss Bscher, 81 Louis Raws Ca
Chrinm.u W Woods vs Topper il e; Hsashtalng
Young, " LII WArnock, W Monsle Kennedy,
Miss Jacob Eaton cPotts La;J MePhsrsos Peck NO;
Kimhall, MEXICO. =
vERANDA Alfred BAre, VIM Miller Webb, Mobile;
Parks, G Bullti, W vsncpsu NO.
ST Wharton Md; Alis. Peck Graham Ia
Brown Ruias Mnlvs Nc; Capt Dummies, str Lsuora;
FArnsworth, ILL., s
CITY HOTEL wes, Stones. Davis Hsrgog John
Stone. NY; Baylipe, Cooke La John Lo
gan, II @ W Cole, MsIco Sam 9 Smith Whihen. Ark
Rusk, Fisher Ala; Stokes, CS Crsnthus MisPpr
s,.ns, DR. George Massey, Kentucky Young ny;
field, n s..
ARCADE HOTEL. .. Taylor Huffman, XVII Weir La
Lsmee Wall, Nsylls K Bryan Texas John h
Davis s C G Gebbins Sankfor Maryland W Hill,
Tenn.ssae; Phelps, Pitsburgh Murphy, Davis
Nav York. :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-26
CENrnrrraAL sucAR MAoHrNEs. B. Hart-

scnsee Man riar Of hsse eel brat Naehfn" is at
present orlssns will In but ew weeks rites
wisi by I'd
esne Feow,s have the benefit II his
Nc VIII th respective plantations asd give such directions
enable and h saiictory d22 " wq.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-26

Mnfsfks dApseHs ON TIE GARAy GRANr credence
70 % given IN oieia circles Of this city to the
Mexico the prompt recognition Of the arsv q 49,,
ne penalty o. having the Messa Valley immedist-iy
tken possession Of BY U troops II is believed to he
lions. Washington Star. 'f's"'a
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Rare a,,d Beautiful
ii o AY PRESE rs.
EVERY ARTICLE OF THE BEST QUALITY.
GUION. ~

II " - L ~ u Il II u . Il N 4 .
EVERY ARTICLE OF THE BEST QUALITY.
UION, Il
Corner Of 81. Charles md Canal streets.
~ Has RICHEST COLLECTION Of aus sppro-
PIRATE FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS sves offered in the
Southern country.
The unnecessary exposure
Of the good that the purchasers receive them fresh and
sod OF blemish.
An inspection Of this large imply the ossa
ton puhass. The goeds will be ehssruy
allowed be msprsutsd Particular attention invited
the large NEW STYLES the following articles,
RICH FINE JEwELRY, Of the latest pAitsrns
STERLING SILVER FORKS, SPOONS, CUPS, GoBLRTs Kss.
PLATED WARE TEA AND COFFEE URNs do SETS Of pieces
CAKE BASKETS, cAsToRs. BUTTER BOATS PUNCH AND
ICE BOWLS, WALTERS, CARD RECEIVERS, CANDLE
STICKS, Etc., Etc. f
SPLENDID PEARL AND SHELL, GOLD AND SILVER rNBossEp
FANS RICHLY PAINTED IN PAsTILR.
OPERA GLASSES, AcRoMATIcs OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
MARINE AND MILITARY SPY GLASSES.
MICROSCOPES AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
| OIL PAINTINGS A SPLENDID COLLECTION
LADIES' AND GENTS TOILET BOXES, new ssyss
WORK BOXES or PAPER MAcHR, EBONY, Etc.
oDEUR CASES OF CRYSTAL, EBONY, PAPIrR NACHE Etc.
PARIAN MARBLE sTATUARY, new subjects.
PORT MoNAES styles SILVER Pearl, TORTOISE SHELL
VELVET AND EMBOSSED VELVET.
MECHANICAL TOYS, entirely new syes.
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BOARDS.
CHEssMEN OF IVORY, DREsDBN BRONZE, Etc.
NEW GAMES AND PUZZLES, large variety.
PORT FoLlos OF PAPER NACHE, VELVET AND LEATHER
DESKS AND EscREroIRs OF PAPER MAcHE EBONY ROSE
WOOD ETC.
SILVER AND PLATED PORT BoQUKrs
ETUI CASES on IVORY AND EBONY, WITH GOLD ruRNI-
TURR.
PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES RICHLY BOUND IN IVORY AND
VELVET. fo-a Esl
CABBAs IN EVERY VARIETY, entirely patterns
BRIDAL PRESENTS, PEARL, JEWEL AND TRINEKT BOXES.
GOLD MOUNTED CANES WITH yEwELED SETTINGS large
variety Of new patterns.
CUT GLASS TOILET BOTTLES richly
|. Medallion Settings. -rEr
PERFUMERY ANDFANcY ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.
LADIES' AND GENTS SUPERIOR KID GLOVES.
ENGLISH HALF HOSE, PLAIN AND FANCY cOIORS
FINE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
CHESTS OF CARPENTERS TOOLS FOR YOUTHS.
CHESTS OF GUN IMPLEMENTS FOR GENTS
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
GUNS, PISTOLS AND REVOLvERS,
with all the modern improvements.
From New York receipt very are stock
of the largest and most approved patterns Of fine
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
the prices will be goods the same quality can
be procured this city and will be sold for ACcEP
TANCE, on favorable terms. GUIoN,s
d93 sap Corner ST. Charlie, and usn.i .,,..,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-26

TWELVE LIvEs Losr- Steamboat Disasto.-A dispatch
rom Charleston dated Saturday, says & The steamer
afooro river boat plying on the Pedee river between
mat place aud cheraw, exploded her boilers at eight
o'clock on Saturday morning The captain was just ring
ing the bell for the boats departure when the
secured she having all her cargo on board The Cap
1Aan' VIM sm-lwood, the mate, Mr. Bullen, formerly
captain Of the bark saranac and the chief engineer
warren stone were all killed were also ten and proba
py tweve Of the fifteen hands on board Several other
persons were badly rcalded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-26

An lsrosrAsr Bounty LAND Qussr,oS srrr,.n-v.
understand that the Secretary of the Interior il
recently submitted to him by the Commissioner az Pen
mons has decided that the egitimae sisters Of an lei
tmate deceased soldier in the Mexican war fhs mother
three being dead draw the bounty land due to
soldier. Washington Star
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DIR. RiChter's
GERMAN TOOTH ACHE DROPS

n uENNIdN IOUTHrAOHE 1URUPS.
q or the relief and eprs OF hst dng pain by
many Of as daily suffering a.m.dy which nov hsrs o,d
F"Sleo by J. WRIGHT a CO.,
dis s9p 1871 chartrs. s,rss,
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Drugs, Medicines, E.ers,sme,.v. etc,

p. me subscriber would respectfully call attention Of
rAnssrs fhysleians and Families his
somPf.as every article IN b. line Of business all which on
% Snn WI o. 9and ERESH AND GENUINE. DungN \
VII Dc oIna At This ali popular speYs
nach a. CoNGRESS, BLUE LICK etc, Bar Rooms nnplsd
rsa,oas6le terms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMIET
GOULEY BITTERS, etc. THOMAS y ANEIS nr'ii'' y
apl dAWyis Druggist and Apohanny
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-26

Clothing.
R W l N & FO NO,
No. 40 CAMP STREET.
" Have been receiving additions ofCLOTHNG
per steamship Crescent City, consisting Of
BLACK, BLUE AND OLIVE FRENCH CLOTH FRocK COATS
do. do. de- do DRESS COATS;
do do ENGLISH CLOTH FRocK COATS;
do. do. do. do. DRESS COATS;
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE sACs AND PALEToTs;
BUSINESS COATS AND WALKING COATS; ..
BLACK FRENCH DoEsKIN PANTS
FANCY FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS, all styles;
FINE BEAVER AND PILOT CLOTH ovERooATs;
FINE CLOTH CLoAKs AND SPANISH TALMAs,
HEAVY BLANKET COATS AND sATINET PANTS ,uisab, for
rough wear;
BOYS CLOTHING, ETC.
LINRS AND LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS,
MERINo UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS;
BEAUTIFUL STYLES FANCY SILK cRAvATs ,u,abs 70, ns
ssnts during the Holidays,
TRUNKS CARPET BAGS, etc.. etc.
20 We invite ssnssrs Waiting thu eitv IN call and
anime stock which will be sold low.
IRWIN FoRNO
avs Twp No. 40 Cnmp street.
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DIR. Reedy's
GREASE AND STAIN EXTRACTOR

tF For rsnovsg and ertraeg shy description u
or WEARING APPAREL, WOODEN, COTTON, SILK, SATIN
LINEN fine eOae white or black all kinds Of STAINS PAINT
GREASE OIL, SPERM OF FRUIT STAINS, ETC.
tr- Price IS cents per CAKE. For sale by
J. WRIGHT CO,
dis sap ISI Cb.rtr.. .,ro.,
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BGittssess and Gray HAIR.
Death ON E10is and Roaches.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
~ Guaranteed be the arest ever
the dstrsctios Of these troublesome by
ee. J. WRIGHT & Co,
dis HqP Isl Chnrtres street
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OU % Camp Street. - III
FLORAL WORKS.

OO ~ Camp Street. ~ 6O
FLORAL WORKS.
"Flowers all Jewels 1 can give .hss.n
THE FLOWERS OF sHAKsPEARE-bsog series Of 20 elegantly
oorsd Plstsso Flowers with appropriate quotations
RoscoEs FLORAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
NATURES GEM or American Wild Flowers
By Emma C. Embury
FLoRA's DlCTIoNARY-by Mrs Writ Of yIrsiaia.
THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.
THE LADY's BOOK OF FLOWERS AND POETRY.
THE POLITICAL LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS; Pilgrimage
Love-edited by Mrs. n. oskes Smith.
THE QUEEN OF FLOWERS.
TfIE POETRY OF FLOWERS AND FLOWERS oP POETRY.
THE RoMANCEoF NATURE; Language Flowers
FLOWERS AND THEIR KINDRED THoUGHTs-wih Poetry by
NJ A. Bacon
LEGENDS OF THE FLowERs-by su,an Pndsr
large assortment Of ALBUMS handsomely finely usa
ted. beautiful assortment Of CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS
bound in the most superb and particularly adapted for
this of the year BIBLES PRAYER
BOOKS of all descriptions and styles Of binding.
Together with large Of FAMILY
kinds including the Oxford editions Builers elegant quas
@For sale By
J.B. STEEL, .
dei 4Qp ltw 50 Camp street.
.tesU BOOk Store,
AT No. Is CAMP STREET
BURNETT & WICK
tE Would respectfully
Orleans the whole South West their large stock
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND BLANK WORK,
which they opening at CAMP STREET,
between Canal and Common ssrses)
~ Their stock all selected themselves care
and eonIss Of Works in all departments Of Literature
CLASSICAL, MISCELLANEOUS and SCHOOL BOOKS;
BIBLES PRAYER BOOKS, ANIMALS and GIFT BOOKS, the
Holidays;
BLANK WORK STATIONERY great variety and Of the finest
qualities
~ From experience DEALERS in
BOOKS and STATIONERY, Of
public patronage.
BURNETT & BOsTwICK,
d9i 4tqp PubIishers Booksellers and statio.sr.
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FURNISHED ROoMS.--Very pleasant rooms
ir Feniss Single Gentlemen, Board can be
obtained at No III 81 Joseph street, o. M Fresman ais "
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PRoFEssoR HENRY DE MARsAN.-The method
abilities this gentleman highly spoken Of In this city are in
the ladies who the French Ian
Combining the oral with the Of but single and
admirable book reasonable method capable Of
dueng nconsbs resu and requires
great any SYSTEM deuousy termed "ths
ouy successf only infabls Professor DsMARsAs has
Day Glasses ladies' Evening Classes for Gentlemen
s gives Private Lesson. u. r'd.ses 1t the f'P' or "
his No. Camp opposite the City HOTEL
- Messrs Editorsa Please to announce
Major Candidate for the LEGISLATURE nom the
Third Representative District the place of resigned
dss INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
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..Ha. No RI q
r 81 1.4
rs e. aysssr 't--.g ... .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
summary Of News.



The leading features of interest in our domestic affairs
ere the pending political struggle the most earnest and
important thar has yet ranred here and the lndisn hos
Titles in the North.
Every county in the State of political discus
sion and e1ct ment The Bger party, with the most ex
teufve complete and tyrannical organization looking to
The contamination Of Of the stupendOus public
wrong. ever attempted by body of at the expense
Of the public is making extraordinary efforts to retain
he ce of ieagable evidence Of the most astoundDgcor
ruIons ard Of the public funds on the part OF the
odinisrstion there j. uncomfortable prospect
by fair and foul Mr. Bgler may be retained in OF
fee He has powerful element Of strength IN the united
support of newspaper all openly subsidized by the
payment Of s6s 600 OF the public funds tor pruning I've
~ officer Of the State government except the treasurer
and every general officer except the collector OF THIS port
has been pressed into the service OF r bger ana me
employ Of the Custom House have been comp ned 20
contribute pr cent Of their per annur salary 20 me
re- lection Of the Executive. With thcse ana the various
9TH influences that brought to bear on the re:u
requires the moat vigorous efforts 81 t1s oPPosIOn ~
maintain their position The election VIII take place on
The 1tb prox and until that event rhaH have transps
tbs public mind viii be 10 great extent occupied Dy p'
Etical matters. -,
North are becoming serious and threatening IL IS not
irurro babe at raj hoste5 viii Be the
In that pert Of the State and the southern part u OeOn
The existing troubles Ike those that haze arisen from te
10 tine H. ether sections Of the STATE mgst ProDzDy ui
heir origin n the ourages Which soue Of the more reeE
pleasure IN ndcang upon the weak and eienseiea we
er civilized or savage The peaeeaole am y.
citizens have zow 70 bear he visdcye hosay Of Ine
savage Who recognize distinction 81 tween irisHa l Oe
among the male fsees We fear Ihat bloody ana pro
traetOd war viii ensue the fro ntier citizens 'h
lives and her homes while the unprneipled Wrsenes sie
kntied tse dame in safety in the s- q ca - -
The parties who made such handsome specnlafon oy l'
ii Dorsao and srap0s icw years Anee enl VIZ,
near making similar speculation on the Pse'od
ont al ID = Pee Pi,pr troubles Arrangements are i
proee Of donation for tie creation Of debt 20 be -
suasd by the State to the amount Of between one mO
N .:o--a- Ill ,sceivs about three fo0rtbs Bar a
thers resy IN the hosties and some actual fgh.in
to Be done TIE spectators viii Be e ehsry soogi eT
col 4 takng u,ea.rrs for rendering all the protection
the northera frontier that the Sspcsabls ioCee Dade
T Lis command viii allow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

rrU~ns strength sna activity AnOns thru "a s.y Ti,s' - 10
duty iksr people Trseps Of iha' csrsa 10
cry wheh embraces all reeeynE new .s
srsirs powerful insssres II e0nsHsl.J. vbIt ms
,,sn b, al ,Is We s s1 S at as, 70
rsron snObsr ctksse causes Uncle Tons csa hat -
The Southern vel EOrthn state. nl here ~ u sea a
r,s ,sflsps rev s5ygf,I md ss a.. ali yrs r rsssf
M es sslin African slsyfry, and shake TO ~ sHaa0a "a
ben m.tz r The ssiat sAHsn q srel 81 pepsAr asson
trrorfu SEP towards enisAnins hi lsrre p-Y-o OF
loIs kr. peopl who fhossh de sosth-rs slits Ae
. r. aSos 'Ad ana % sf Ss Sc N. q yr
they sht diosssr how Slavery e'shs them s1s o7r rs ~
tso abolish the evil under Which thy p~Eer1y
1 Ie .s e: .s, q ..sn As and Md -. ~ s S
rs MN soube ,is@fojds- vii r-av or b. outrius
vs1ss question OF slavery an vii Teoes
male that truth IIleie which lul u reaEi e
tie I.ek race ik.t a. estoW,d ~ the crsets vita
eersD r.snatls rsfEv and that saoas tss l-c life iSey
and The pursuit Of happiness
that ca il the fo LA. Ct Tsst import
IL = J. soyir. victim brips extr me wrstohsd
uTon hUndr Of f1 aad prOdeHE large share OF Pss
n.ty Nor poFfeni Ian t. cherGz sa slbrs =
rsin TsnPersuce hss rsr.oTrsd nos drec'i'n
Comneneirs I'll ststiusIee iron distilled hqo.E ard iia as~
wisdom eaaed y e-psfeEoe sds-ne;as TO &c as4es ~
lotl distilled md feimcItea hqu9H al hals - ves ~ TIE
Bui hss te sill unable reach tie evil ia fnl *.
with s0ss'n tne FST painful xlerenee 'ao~ ls
Fo.on ns and - s 80 ~, h u ,sIts ess- The ros
sop hs more toeut influence in LEADING the vcns Of d.
rrayed appetite an the roiee Of eEfreaY and 81 r -
that he s4e the The deadly e Tal dsa las
the Maine Law Into that Of
Sic lately been admitted By The Of
their sos sl0rted that law a. tlc ss
Of IL Legislature But shoush has failed t year s
M opjop Teh viii soon BE- Irresistible Then nav hors
for order; that the at numbers TIA,
fe TUNED lloia rh ana te io5re,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
UNIvERsALIsT GENERAL CONVENTION.
Reported for The y. \. Tribune.


This BODY consisting of four clerical and six lay
Delegates from each State Convention, convened IN
the city yesterday.
b b MussEY. Esq of Boston was chosen Modera-
tor and MesSrs. CURRY OF Ind, and ROBERTS OF
New-York, Clerks.
After the enrolment of Delegates various matters OF
denominational interest cOnsdered-such as the
Missionary Sunday School and Educational enterprise
The following statistics exhibit something OF the
strength Of this denomination az the present time IN
limited States 1867 Societies s37 Houses of Worship
62 Preachers 20 Periodicals, 10 Academies or Schools,
lI9 Ecclesiastical Associations, including State Con-
ventions Missionary Tract and Education Societies
The proceedings will appear in detail IN the various
journals Of the denomination hut some matters Oh gen
era interest cane before the Convention as embraced
in the resolutions following:
The following resolution was adopted UNANIMOUSLY,
Rcsolted That this Convention hereby renews iis tes'I
War and that viii eordsly cooperate in all proper ei
forts for their suppression.
The following received but one negative vote
Reolctd That in the progress of the Temperance Gaa
this Convention halls with pleasure the principal OF Prom
bory LEGISLATION embodied in the Maine Law 80 can
ed and earnestly hopes that all the States Of our then
VIII follow the ustrioas example OF the Star "a me
East and thus extend the beneheent operations oi 'nis
law 70 all the people ofthis Republic,
On the two great subjects of SLAYER! and lntem-
perapce the views and feelings of the determination are
very clearly expressed in the language oil me Report VI
the New-lork State Convention in the following ex-
tracts: -.
The sfAnSsyery has sde aheh by rosres e. We o
ss IS.s s' Save s sss s tie moa. Bses
N,v,rhss We fhps cOse, Progress has csanly heen mae
IN the surrrsou OF the slave Trade, fog aii BY ~
The Day si Brazil earnestly eas,sed "a The 'sPP:sn . a.
CITIZEN - Tia Of al TIE civilized s0eertneuS
alone. elf dzrsce 70 ~ rinete-ln
80 ~ the ue of - pa5ple which saAcs las
svsisn c cocs wichdnsss Nor The act los 81
rrosf,ss tbs direction, that TIE Rep Die Of esa 81
ns in psuerty BY irhasnes over eenatd A.
which wills1ul cut The >lGsf Trade lo
issv isrec sri. If and : also so~u, soscs ho ~
s ultimate srrrg snd r-ct1ce tls tuts OF ~
The ard dar sh.efs OF tcIdaSc
we hese slo that the 81 the ahot;oa Of ssve pa
A.n.rer Stss has not rcxrsfed bur gained u Te p1el
h thc sse number people tie es y.
ana Ator o ultimate exsnSga has grety rl -se so
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

"s.SJuAS DE NIcARAGUA, Friday, Sept. 10, 1853.
In mine Of Aug l informed YOU of recent discoveries
Of gold mines in the province Of Chontaes in this State
also tina. several boxes Of the quartz at the port
awaiting shipment. advise you that this excitement
has greatly inore aed that everybody here leaving for
The diggngs that muster in all now only about twelve
white men in the town The mines to be very rich
they conss. Of washngs and quartz rocks pieces Of
ounce weight have been picked up and that whole section
Of country to consist Of gold mines only waiting to
town | think all San Juan will slope for the diggngs
sOon
Business il exceedingly dull. You cannot imagine
what a deserted village il Is now.
We are indebted to Mr. Purser Lord Of the Northern
Light and to Berord s. Co Adams & Co, and Well Fargo
& Co. for the prompt delivery of our California files
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
From the Mines.

W. regret learn from The Saerds.O Csios that the
apr Extensions for time entertained Of the death OF
M Clark Of the ProPrietsrs Of that paper have
bes a flIly justified Mr.. Clark sailed nearly year
ego in the Martha from San Franec0 70 Iahfa AMI vtn
hs option Of letter tdngs have been received
from a. until the recent sIDOuDcemenf OF the loss o. me
vessel and al on board Mr. Clark native OF Scot
land and aged about 20 years. He was gentleman OF
sup FOR mind and most estmable character
nc Anti Corruytionist5 Of Sacramento neh sfehd
Getting on Saturday evening lat II sad % nave psen
se largest political gathering thai has assembled thefs
Eince the Presidential election.
IspIAE NURDEa- Tie Shasfo CO1rter Gays
We are sorry a. learn that NJ VI Nicholson Formerly
resident Of this place and proprietor Of the w os We
killed by the Indians on Monday last a. the loot OF fc'
tfrs Hii On he Sacramento trsl 70 Yreka he was en-
gaeed with companion, commonly known BY the nam
81 10 b. taxing prov and goods TO he mines on DOG
CrsE and IN Re surrounding dggzgs aad when attacked
sp5 murdered was not than three niles from
MS trsdng place Tie party Of Indians numbered soma
20 or 25 10 IN scgnz with Indian, tl over Preei-
nice arr By means Of long and hard run, made me- .
cape with but two wounds, ia the shoulder and w
other IN the thigh Mr. Martin :. Wheelock our my ma
ar SAYS party Of whites pursued the indians oy tn
trinity river ard killed one Of their number lhs india
after shooting Ar NicholsoH dssd With 4isgT> o-a %
liz bE1-S IL club.