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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01
LOnlbnrdy.

THE SIEGE OF MILAN STILL ENFORCED, ETC.
The inhabitants Milan have been relieved from the
order to illuminate their houses at night but the sig
nal of cannen shot from the CASTLE the whole city
must be illuminated the doors closed and the streets
deserted. The military employed in strengthening
the Notifications and gates The state of siege rigdy
enforced, and officers go out without escort.
Lloyd states the value of the conascated property
at esq, coo 900.
new Genoa steamship company Lloyd states, pro-
poses with capital of thirty Millions to trade between
te Mediterranean and American ports.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01

Vu3cdhys
The conclusion Of treaty Of commerce between France
and Tuscany is announced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01
Affairs In Austria.

THE EaPEROR'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT
ENGLANl's REFUSAL TO EXPEL REFUGEES, ETC.
The Empero has completely recovered His physicians
have recommended him to travel in the Tyrol The
1y the 18th.
Government is extremely dissatisfied with the recent
statements in the British Parliament that England would
would find them guilty. 49,
The death Of Haynau is conarne- but no particulars
are as yet given.
The firm Of Mechsne, Lola Co., of vis,ua has failed
for 200 600 forms, ~ ' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01

Late accounts from Moldavia state that the reigning
prince had left Jassy, and government council was
formed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01
Egypt.

Alexandria letters Of March 9th announce Q CONNER
c.l crisis there. Over dozen mercantile houses hat
failed They chiefly second rate firms, and Their
failures were principally owing to speculation In grain
Confidence was revivng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01

The from this country Is of than usual in
terest. The Lsbon dates to the 18th.
Fintes Minister of Finance had laid before the Cham.
ber of Deputies bill authorizing government to annul
the monopoly of tobacco and sugar growing at Madeira
and other Portuguese islands.
Twenty had been created to carry through the
government measures.
Oranges had advanced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01

The Diet opened on the 7th Instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01

nENTIsrRY-wANTED, A PURCHASER FOR AN
~ order dsntst Dry goods, groceries frrnturssoe
esh. trsds taken Tor H. Apply at MfLLETs Music Ssloon
- Rgcedway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

vNHE LADIES' FAIR, AT MONTAGUE HALL, BROOK.
4 lyn, for the benefit Of the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, will open Easter Monday March @ at O'Clock,
u. NJ, and continue during the week, frO 10 A. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01

OFFICERS CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT, src.
st. Petersburg letter Of the ID states that n.a
entertainments have been discovered in the army and ma
administration. The Adutant General and other ocerA
were under trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01

pext Monday evening 1t half past o'clock ae'ins
THE NEW YORK voLUNTEERs-WILL AssEMB1A
House. Sunday, April Sd, at o'clock
. tho purpose attending the funeral Of Carl But
erbrod sergeant Of company B. The members Of
possessing the uniform will dark clothes BY order
J. G. BURNHAM, Com. N. Y. v.
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n,, Interesting from Switzerland.
-0N~FIoN AGAINST AUsTRIA-ExILES PERIs

Th> LAG ING, ETC.
ne u that Austria without occupy
vet been given nSe1isey init but
council. ne note OF the ieoerai
Private accounts tell sad stories ofla-
banished Tcsnese woman and childreHhsfinSs OF the
the way. eisnihg W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01

A CARD.-I sIEZE TIE M EARLIEsT % OPPORTUNITY m INIT,
citizens by whose prompt and we'll directed sxsrSns my
astance would have proved A. disastrous conhagration
eannet by the members Of Hose Company No and
acknowlcdge in the fullest OBJ
the captain assistant captain and members of
xhe police for their activity ad the admirable
CURTIS sUDSON,
Propristor Of Judson's Hotel, 81 Eroadway.
ArOTICE JAMES MARKEY, CREDITOR OF ST.
IN Peters Church Is requested to call at the of
said church, Monday next, 4th April at II o'clock NJ
nEy E. II. CHAPIN'S CHURCH.-THE PEWS yN
under the pastoral charge Of the Rev.
III Chaplin will be rented for the ensuing Monday
eyennr next halfpast O'Clock. Is necessary
fbst the church should apply that
Hme. by order of the Trustees.
1ToTICE.-THE CoNsIGNEE OF 81 BARRELS OF
IN apples marked in diamond. received per Norwich
line stored at West street requested
10 attend the receipt they will be sold to
=" COLES THORN
DLAsTERERs.-ANY ARCHITECT, OR GENTLEMAN,
Ii having plasterng house or church work. in either
town or conury which he wants done find
workmen to contract for it, by addressing
u. N Healy, 200 Seventh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01

UeTmnhys
The Diet has decided to enroll only 900 instead of
200 600 troops.
The Paris Aor,iseur publishes Q convention between
France and Wurtemberg, for the mutual extraden of
criminals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01
THE TRADES, sc.

A CARD-THE WORTHY PROPRIETORS OF THE
IA Astor House, Messrs Coleman Stetson have, this
dav to their servants the of SIS
S per monththe walters meeting Of the Both inst de-
nands SS offered but little less than that which
by their Union. For the above kind oor we
of that leading house. return them vote OF
thanks cannot do anything contrary to the dictates
Of our aocety union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01

The Chambers have voted annual income Of 200 900
francs to the Due de Brabant, the kings eldest son.
eighteen years Of age and heir apparent to the throne
also two royal residences
The export duties on several articles have been 70.
duced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01
Cape or Good Hope.

PROSPECT OF PEACE-SAILING OF THE UNIrEl
STATES STEAMER MISSISSIPPI FOR JAPAN, ETC.
Advices from the Cape TO February say that
ments making for declaration Of peace.
commission had been appointed at Graham Town t
investigate claims for losses tanned in the war
Guerilla bands lof Kafrs still infest Zonsborg Tn
chiefs Moskesh and Balkato friendly but Kriels
adherence seems equivocsl.
The United States steam frgate Mississippi sailed from
the Cape for japan the 3D. instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

Of those esio retsons v,m admitted nin the Marine
Ilnalisl fum ,osrela ftmn ih' CO, aoete few dNs
residence In The county 10 quote nom n, Report " he
,owmlssonsra Of Emigration
Tho ,fi, If the r,,rfit ~ ie Last wlner both here
nni ihs Atlantic and thr sfss ts Haf gNtf go.
f4DEF of ihr vafs."rrfa who atd a. th' f'f H' 'ss
ami t. n,ri nat nofs ai ifs' wee strongly manifested
ln lla il.fi IId W nluiaNiHA ly hF siet 'tfff" F"
lsil,nia Hla tf.f 4sif .e' isw''''" tt''R 49,
iaflti,ais o. ifaf.st0Hf ri.l w seat H"" N'"' 'a
.it niia, cd D. tHh tsDee s lant ,474 f'woo'f' A1
detriol,d in ipp days ala, iauilm
"ihll ientesad "neh h''s@'' y = reo'f ~
,iniisiiy hiip htf. Va ~ wA.i iuigr eg NeNe"
hg DISEASE dpdps ,he Niplt. ihe Whole eamees vntsi
,s'''',' w. .,s raet,'d between Ao ADJ ei
Iaiauif Hla DO mlilp ei AnA V' ~ Nv,p ~ Ne'
nAa iH iHf'f pl ih. lnt ava 80 HNH N''' ~"''e
tiHt,D ANd Nilit tmiiItA 81 Af hesiNeh
hpnia Le .aula.s 81 900 aaup laat iha.D e'e' A'
.ata.s g.. b.it. httg iad ceased api wlO 90 lhq eva
,si,.e,s il. aa laisld Asate otalsa wln u alpp"
aA.0 n 10. nn.iunHa0 ~ pHsl SOD Nv'H 9Aa'N a. '"a
"a uliolt, u laafi ah 1lf pa'nl p' gag wyN ~ ~.N9
lua lnauA anA ii,l 4ii p.oHNi Ne'f 'a"Nl " ga
iiisipp nlail lN p, steel iaA tta fuefNb 'Wth es'
nH,aeH ~ iHe'p l,s uga
ii.I ai uiliwp NWt Wy 'NN, fs ,'
Aa. l.aaah3 W.'i ko1 a.fA gafA
0tnffJ aiossia, uN MA elA WA ,NM n
Ui,t' if.m.N, .laah'.l at,u aWa.s k30
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aln AZ ,s.l0 hel ~ ail u ,Ni N-Nfes' 'ee'
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laaiAii4 b 81 ilv t.ali ~ .lp. "a ~ ~ f'.' taA
,nl. n l. a.ta.i .As ut-ifflAsf - 1'r' N"~s =
iiltsi. -apiA p4h / -fsnf'ff ~ "f~ ain
.ial noe talh4 lh.4 apNsA. -AA' -yA a. 's-''A-'
,Ds.at lpi a. .,i4p. i+t.. So. ~. ~ e~es nr-'
ilei. tJfft. =. sA- ft.f O.. nr'r 10y ''""p'' " Il
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is -r.ii. - las,s al ehssi A'i-r 80 'r-' yea ~
a.. IA, trst d, - ,,.,,,ia ~ ia rss rrrt rsta~
f,a,H with lal.i ,ss'.st %, 70. iteihs sr""'s'nftf
rsst itiss'- ..aes 40 rs..h. ssA % rsit 49, -
hpiiitrrh"
Erhs ,ts n.fh,hi lb,tca o. ihs salswsei sae ei A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

S,esr.,s n .l.assfsv ". 81 iSis
Ss,sss sr,ic-iy IA I,s.r',t - saevt t'' as
- = s1e.,.ei = % SKA Ds.rsss Seassac AAsrssa
-. : s,rrs.l Ssrs,sc scss Ssksass. ESAtesnia As.','
ssA,r4s sn,Sa-igs - snt EV-sarsaA lNsirs l> sHaai
"a 1ssgsa~S.si sa''o',S = oaNs'assA 50 go,
s..r.rf .-a--<NiAsdt1 -Seas Ak 81 $3.50 t.ss' Va
ssS Nsr-aaa,S n- lssvsrvo-,A S''s Ieo'r.-'f.
lNasc SIS Ne g. IN N',~ -'-S N--AI ~
,.s,,fr kaAfr ssh Uses q, 70 4 srs e. r. ~''~A
gnlr1st sasaa-a. Sac 1s's sseeca- 49, :: 3:s,.
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se,,sl- >aariIe ts.lsl Slscslns stlfa hSsaA s.s,-
ksxr,lv b li---1 a.. = .tfa = " NC AZ As =,
~ f,ssri 80 4,.scsa. AriEs = SEi1s.A a ~ al
A- Rsrsrla Tuesday Nsr. 3 .SN
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xaf.ulIl. = fsi Ss-uts --p4 e-sVg- sa- tk1l Nn1
r,,sias.- tsG-Lsfffr -. ha1hsT -t-le ts'as, s't
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: ~ Dana ss5 Ei.ll ann EVEN Len So 2.
.usiruf= >tsrtmt Clu-t slts-s1 80 p" sktfnAA -
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rs s,assl IA li'ni- a. -iissl1 -s fsl- >-i.-'c
.-nh.riaE "a il->s.-s-Lrs 81 >-nit- -asftl
xn-l WIZ ~rt- Chm Z ara So e-FhIh &
ST. Lea (iHl-e-ls-s t.n's- - t'nisr. - n
n So Aun-,ss -5sl,f-A. aa1n1-. -7,t- SAT-
80 ts-rr.- ---1 Engines. Aia-i T. -. tsr.
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Va,sa,. -s-f SrH- 1--h Cana Can 1n.saa '-s- & -
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l.s--i-f Z fsanu.r. -s-l -,rTa-. -elf lla-E g.
Lurz1s tsr-WaDL --7f t'lE1a 80 t--sr '2 I -
Ssllnlur Barnard. i- = ilr1e ---s - C. o. -
r.ab = uol ri AGr-fes e.. IT, AI-ll. --.- -sslaa
.-l.f
sss-n.iis-Ia IlE-i.r -hiiSu EE-1lI. or ssrsr
1a.oils- naf Enlrr Hss.. NIB 1lL -s--lrr-E "a
GOT --2s = 4 8E-Ees. 80 7 l. y l,,ua-. -s.-
st1~szs C1s-1 4 I 8ufisT ~. y u--n- A-'t
AMIN. a a1uesGgT. = ~. ~. $40.
CorEF1 CT silail-- >ssrs- AZ 81 -iE1f. Lasr =,
xu- s.sss srIaUlslE 4p.. aNlrr.r1- - >t.rElaL
= Jana csuEnlsl esErlitisr, : s1s- l-ss ~
hattie 90 [Ess suurfs al 4 IIr- g Apr
FOuc g. l.i: nl-. be-. lbs t-ilr. sis II m A.t-
1eua g (Il.s. -ll. rsLl l.HrL- "a Ilrr 49,
E..f - .flirrl Il ~
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IuE ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

might also cite the of the sagsdahoek from Liver
roo to Boston which lost So of her passengers by cholera
There ere host Of such arguments but the above arc am
ply suficient for the present
Thesa facts reveal the terrible truth that the pestence
which bat yesterday deoims.ed the population Of the Ce
cent City and swept with is bhgbtng shadow along the
Mxsssppi today Is lowering over the Atlantic sesPoris-
even NV - threatening this, the Empire City.
10 he erosi rDntsied public thee fs and figures are
ineonprehensble withou, he hay % her elucdsliO1
Wlie he pasrengeresu vann'sof new ard sPsndd
si y commando BY u erpr.ea sad sbIay VIII
esoooruodst.cn very s1Yerigr ard promises every Il
erttn Vii h. 1sde prosaots lie csf m u passenger
Ie yub es,zpi U5desstlnd b. WIZ. yrooess taess e.
spsror shfys WI r. % nearly huaarsl bssAby en-
;stnfs s.d psosrS,e many move orrog aoo-T pleas
Vrssr'y ireia L,srcDo. - New YORK
TIE fss1s gieie1 = three YVgEyss oerOs tbe Assu-t
vLaL t,g Jreseis n t suesasang u--ess on tis uuD
ie4 w utIe ~, ~ suah rsnuE Dlr ias iei-'ny
erte,,fs,priDg y; s. tie light uf public Vpirur Int ut
es u tie Vwty D. J.isUl -s Ln-slr Eyau. ant osrl
o,rrg Tier, hidder Cne ndsoui so--uptiDiH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

Commissioner Of Enprniob fu 1852 s fearful though
he dJi ade Of their sp may bo u doss mt pori,aH
HoieJ of bot bniblo tfv'dy wi.eh bis b0on- wbob
daily h-ctn'hd hpon the Atlantic
Tic ffi'm'ni nboye gy'n only cnunerDies fho,e who
did ia H'saii do,Iae dc VI tle coDpsienf phyf
cans WHO haa eLiOuilld WleIo rOs stored 'h9 host
Who gave UpisS asl bratb in he poisonous siaorape!
Asolnfy paragraph IN The uwsphpcr tells c tas ofd1os
ton To many warm and loving heart who's hop and ~
,mha5l'd With la pioneer biz mission to seoi
home IN he New Woild
Day after day We hesr he terrible Off frerbrot
ing ship baviT arrived in tho Port bringing four FIVE
hundrtd northumberland marking her across tho
ocean whh sorrowful trail Of oorpses We hear, 10
hed3 DO we realize this wsnion sacrifice of human life
as ooAseqpenees fear that the apathy which has 50 long
tolerated tbs burning shame the question truly
Thee terrible floating theaters on whose enSanglned
decks real tragedies have just been perperaied the rem
of whose yet white with the conscious terror
Of her imminent pen daily throDg our docks and cover
our pen, tng Of farsne p,senee and Death But the
fierce se for gain blinds the eyes and closes the ears Of
this commercial metropolis the wal of suffering. Thus
is and thus will be- until the fierce plague
stalks through and marks with It's gsunt finger
upon every wall the duty shamelessy have abro-
geted May The Hudson parallel the late
the Mississippi
Ii Il c statements Of the Commissioners Of Emigration
which have quoted be correct the appended figures would
warrant the pred cation of influx OF pes,ene stricken
emgrants equal that viii marked this period OF the
xfer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

FEos BrHrCpa--We hive reosifg5 II 6oyal G13e4
q 81 i.z The Cooaij Perletoalt wes yf0 gUs5 o,
Is II TIE Governor y bn eosrg spsect as fstsre =.
L. yisaszou d ia ye5ow ieTsr q la JaGns
Tie ls1,s w1ica EerrDsGs nas ~ i0Dg sigpye1 q
leeiir ses.ceLos tss beea enCSzsersd W FRRtiiga
pIrsfssleo u re- lg, snc DesOA1 tr@f9-sI iai&l
Ic..f5esfly lo. I'D Yrsy, byNsseF fnsi ts "Jft is
ye<seo snc Ia uIy pleass D.s0s ffyF41e ~ ~ h-s
mercy - Withdrew Iolo fAis ilegls eal gfeg yek
sk 1ess. suc TeS1Ofs ;iese Islands - us1
yOEff1 hesl1y coEctloD.
j. be1ODles IDilk. meter y yreai yaDLe ifsp,r
tsacs 70 oonsi3ei hov a., 81 any fggfe stdeme,sD -
a. sserfce 4 bl&tp lie my b., + M el,9zsihsF
ssoloed a. less, magsed b. sle4iDn 70 t4e iiaT0ys
reL.s u 5e bwls mr. bgf EEL oDDsleiioa tDf
during TIE u Tecess aay b. cyncefs1
20 secgie ~ des.lal.e e. Ob.ect
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roAnD or COUNTY cAyyAssERs.

The nos,o me. At . +. b. yesterday, Aid 'mItoa in
he Chgr. g..
All Noore Frsi Wsrd proceeded 10 canvass tho Stafs
ti.Lei 81 lie District sh which fs s0on got through
AID Dorusn rDsvCs thai Whom the Board shpsDl "A
jour- the adournm would De to l. o'clock Ihsrsisy
AID Ayofd wa, the next Tesdy 10 proceed viii tho
State canvass Of his Wan. This was completed |sa2lt
din entity.
The following communication vas received mi read
Az. Cornell moved that Mr. Coleman have liberty 10
withdraw lie coUmunicsiios the Comfy CeDyas'er:
had DO iurdi ton la the naiseT L belonged otas WAd
CaDyasrfrs;
C5uoiiy y re CgrHfs II Ns- Y
GEsILENFS; You win please take ntice that I DO
hopby protest against the election Of IL Peter Cray
ford Couulmsn Of the III .h,epnih District Of the Csy
Of New York upon the grounds Il Illegal votes being
cCived by the Inspectors Of Election II sai District for
said Crawford and the illegal IN which the votes
Of said District canvassoi by said Tnspeciors.
DAVID CoLENAS, Ne ss Variok 81.
Hafed Nov IS 1873.
The Poard adjourned to ibis noon.
The following biz incurred by the TAX payers
patcrs - hea~ icFi.
Nov ls-sefycfs Of twfuy Aldermen he-t each
listening State Ticket n first and
Feitetnh WsSs aud hearing enline connisneston, -
- each per hcuT Wv
Nov l5-San hafhoar eeesinE charnsa an Secretary,
fS pr hour %
Total and half hours worn. 900
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.r\cte fOM Ar RAGNyNgS.

e. j. pts- . e. a He>ftt
Sas A sesvits ,ve.rg IS ~ Traas' aui warm
h 49, " g, t,>t s.1 tpd iasipc. mas 40. ldtlc
,s. ,..las 81 ~ Mas r9feogssd q be criticism on
stvsss tViasK shn - lSaspssa Museum thas seems
~ ~ ta sstsse Na sAe snrle truth and good ta~se
ka,v ttea ~ s03t1 ~ the arzlaa;lcttmrlo tg
svsss ssA as,sy wsseA that ha,ins devoted agl qoF
I've ~ kAt iia, professionally 60 dramatic CRITICS
s~se asl tsmstf yah the capabilities and rqald'es -
~ efes a ahte sasnse,ssrs have thrice 'sesseJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

BuEH1r ErIzUr O. a SLarI-A fIsat n nruNs
s,Hys nEnrst Tborns ED.iey. laf .ssI oorrirss. =
Ftasv'.aruIL { fgf tAs nsIra.f q Z -U1SwiT ssT-
4 We proved q La IA LIZ bs tr1 sAG IL ssFs
FUuadnF Inn ssrars 7 and tusr Til2psc hiu t-''r
WIND h. Jr nm n We III sr9se@s1 z - ~ me-
ezc-uninsag io-u-. T. 1s1 sr LII i9Jss s-glse .1,1
h0Iuds tfs- hirl vno IN Inn tgsu. ls1Eug BIZ
rls, I'd fnllg Gu nm - sn1 II ts o,g WI ils hss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17
BOARD or ALDERMEN

There was not a sufficient number of mfnssrs present
last evening to form quorum Snt the Board stands al
jouned to this afternoon at clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

Rev =; hlgyo1 lsagsst ~ uigbc Deire ths kaf-ss,s
ll,xary AssoelEg1 L: &Toa1! Iolarryv rgin hs gpss
Is Fonda fe to- seaoe u-pOe- az W. return nesa ~
trsteY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

Ta Secretary was then authorized 10 convene tho Com
rpAieo - efriy M csuvencnt 49,
TIa s.ciipg vsz fisD deeloged Adjourned bat t1rtho
e,,,f al FenHic rosol4 o - - Do appoint cent
81 q CounW,e '6sro "one aDoDN's" ""'' '''" "'''"
mare ulaosr asD there really was.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

IT, Bsffen 'Enino farnal 4 uevayups- ~ ni-1ser
reeis neucng Aes DeeI dmeouinuse "a" VIE 4" aAs
cui1t Higlpp~r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

TsE SBIEzoEs MUKDEE,-I8 Fra1glnl ha1o. yestsrdsy,
before LofeDzO haD4Bs ksg the examination VI Ny -
Nam wsf cOIun1sBoed charge u h9yt32 DssS en-
esgTsd ~ the Inusder u Reuben COlzens IA bssfDDn IA
be1sHber lsi. Lumber u witnsssss were examiner
On az rat al The CggeYmaenf ~ s stated - he tioe
q b, srresf Mann ~ seen Ia the company u InaJh4p
a tlt the lime II The inofdef ard Michael Malay tsst
fed b. hsying sesn ham, NJ n1yTnbg eiFf ts NHitsf
vet evidently caused by exposure ~ ne ram nufny me
Igi and thst morning Al the conclusion u no elanr
Ikiiou Mann committed ~ 70 taks bs n''i Al nD
Iebusry tenn Of tbs Supreme Court boston papor ich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

HI1ffo AID THJ IfITID SIAIJs~~OrH '"'
new Mntie 70 Aeyco IL said 10 be very popular mere
and has already menced important citations DnS
u tie reported propositions Of Gen Oadsdcn 10 me Doy
eminent u NeiicO j., that for valuable cCnsdef"'n
Mexico fba cancel the article eleventh. 81 he treaty ~
GuadtuIe which entails upon tho Ined bhtes TIE 1niy
and ertsuse u protecting the Mexican frontier from ia
eurfiof from within the United state. II savage lad m
tribes Now Orleans Ficnydne.
DEaTBs on R4ILrOADs.-A brakeman, named Austin
70 severely crbshtd at PcgP0ni Manor On tho 1ne
and WateftOwn Railroad Saturday, that be died In
few hour lie Wa a resident OF UtulsDufg.
brakeman named John litcbe whDss relatives resds
In Lancaster Ere Co. wa killed Lancaster, by his
head STRIKING against cattle qua While he cars "ofe
passing, near Lancaster. lie young unmarried ~ m
lad son o. Hezekiah Smith. formerly Of Buffalo no"
OF Norwah Huron Co. Ohio was killed on The Glove
land, NorwaK and Toledo Railroad on Saturday Ia nj
Tempting 70 jump upon hand car ia motion
DEATH ~ Tan PuLng.-Rey. Seth Aldon Of Lincoln
expired 10 the pnlIil Of % Unitarian Church a. Wos
borough whore be obsHiiBg for the day, on sunday
He wbs reading Tie FIT Jln IN the afternoon service
When be Wa 10 sink ApEu and before asaisiance
could reach LIN be dead II n striking coincidence
ue Lov. Samuel klisy who preceded Nr. Alden 10 the
Pesorae Of tie ehuFA Al Linco died instantly Of an ~
feciion Of the heart.
SHocKiSG AccIDEET ~ LOwELL.-A yOung man named
Bartholomew Pearson, about ~ years old n work 10 me
Lowell Machine shop, On Inesday forenoon shock
ingy mangledb by bang csugm b. bsil and drawn over
Tie main thsiting. that be dicd Ia few inmates
hlssSG.-Chfistopller cbase 81 Manchester, ~ IL,
hss been missing since January iass iie was cattle
dealer and formerly IN yaItnebp with Sowall Chsse
Of W'ti Aevbery. aRdat0os 60 year. old.
Three youIg atre reocnfy iced from 800 10 el2j
zach iat brakEg info abe m1u0u az Monticello, once the
hone u chomf Jetisron
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19
Glimpses of Paris.

Nothing is more amusing to an old resident
hero than to observe the rise and progress Of
"fete," day of rejoicing. more or less in
tense according to the programe. If politi-
cal capital is to be made out of it, it is first
gently limited at by the press, next delicately
insinuated afterwards more formally announ-
ced. and finally by decree it is established.
When the happy day begins to draw near IN
various and well known quarters, wagons may
be observed dumping loads of timber the
paving stones are taken up--in fact, almost
get up, they are so used to it; the frame OF
an arc is erected and then come the "proper-
ty men, with the painted boards and canvass
so well used to represent columns cornices,
friezes &c, and soon we have an arc de
sriomphe,n which is pronounced " n'anifqae;"
and as we take our stand among the superin-
tendents Of the work, we hear interected from
children's lips constant expressions of delight,
aQue C. est beau, and the child claps his hands
and mammals eyes are fearful and twinlling
with delight; and they 90 reluctantly home,
and on the morrow return to watch the pro
rress of the work. Meanwhile, in some Sc
eluded spot, on an enclosed grass plot, under
tent perhaps the green and red lamps are
being trimmed, and the tin sconces are being
rubbed up; and the next day, perhaps, those
old fellows, who almost return my smile, the
red poles with the gilded tops are brought out,
and, in combination with strips Of colored
eambric, perform for the hundredth time the
vayv effective role Of gorfaloas;; and if any
fhing very serious and unusual is \ coRtemppla, Gsp
ted such as a grand reception Of the Chief OF
tba State. then there are certain fixtures, en-
blems. L.N.'s. &C. which are screwed on to
to the gas-pipes, and censers Of antique Z, form
take their appointed places about the plqef
Coacorde, the Champs Etysee, and the 4naae'
leine; and thus the people are made very
tery happy. >
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