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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
LATER.

From The N. ". CRESCENT <fth
By way of Brownsville We have advices from
Me City OF Mexico to the I'd alt, or two days later
nom the capital than previously received The Bropns
rie F!ag says II would seem that quiet has not been
vet wholly restored There appears still disaf
lection In the States Of Gusnsuato Pueblo aud Guer
zero Gov Muhoz Ledo, Of Gusnsjuato. had sent his
Secretary TO Mexico says the Iran Union, 10 treat
with the presen; Government but ths individual had 80
conducted himself In the city as 10 cause his arrest 1t
further stated that large military force would be sent
20 usnauao 10 that State into the arrangement
Of the 9th Of February.
Commissioners had also been sent to Puebla TO treat
with the dissected Of that State and II Is hoped that
their mission win be successful
In Guerrero one ST. Averez has seized the port of AZ
sspulco and declares his determination 10 hold during
the Presidency OF Gen. Lombardni
With these exceptions the Republic elsewhere seems
quiet enough and the papers OF the capital announce
that President Lomhsrdlpi about proceeding 10 the
formation Of his Cabinet IL Is houghtthst Sr Bsrands
will be Minister of Relations and Sr Miguel Masso will
receive the Secrctsryshp OF the Treasury.
In Tampico one Gen. Oronoz, who signs himself
Commanding General OF the State Of Tamaulipas,
has taken upon himself in conformity as he says with
an agreement with Vera Cruz and "by virtue of other
authority" to remodel the Tariff Of lSis. by which he
DEGREES snong other things, that the article Of flower,
duty Of two dollars per barred while the article
at Nstamoros must pay eight dsllsrs. Gen. OronoI,
however will hardly have the pleasure OF seeing his
work executed as that Gen. Vol has received
the command which he assumes himself The papers OF
the capital announce that Gen Vol had been restored
70 command In the army and assigned hepost OF" Com
mandne General of the State of Tamsulipss" He has
already left the capital for Vera Craz or the
seat of his future operations.
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Minority Report.

The undersigned, constituting the minority
of the Commute en- Railroads 10 which referred
the senate bill entitled IAN Act to Prevent Injustice in
the Construction Of Railways in the Cities Of this
ss,e respectfully report that ha has been eatirey
unable 20 concur in the We've and results presented by
the msiority Of the Committee and a be deems the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
CITY ITEMS.

r. Our first Of April weather was cool and
pleasant, with en- agreeable Abatement Of the high
winds Of March.
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u. GILMORE.
X W JACKSON
THOS. P ST JOHN
7. c. PETERS
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The Question Of City Railroads in the Legis-
Iature-Boih sides of the Question.
The following Reports Of the majority ard
minority Of the Committee upon the Broadway and
kindred Railroad matters, were made in the Legsia
ture yesterday:
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week.
Leave Springfield daily except Sunday on the arrival of
the mail from tho South, say at q m,
Arrive at keene the same days bp 6tpm,
Leave Keene daily except Sunday al, an;
Arrive at Springfield the same days by t pm.
500 From Springfield, by Chicopec, to Chicopee Falls
miles and back, six times weck.
Leave Springfield daily except Sunday at pm,
Arrive a, Chicopee Falls the same days by . pm,
Leave Chicopee Falls daily except Sunday at 81 /,
Arrive at Springfield the days by loan.
69t From West6eld, by East Granville, West Granville
ToIlsnd, and New Boston, to Ssnjs6eld, rs miles
and back, twice week.
Leave Wesied "wednesday, and Saturday at p m |,
Arrive al Sandis6cld the same daysby 8pm,
Leave sandH6eid Monday and Thursday at 81 am,
Arrive a, Wes,6eld the same days by lam
COS From RUSSELL by Banford North Blanfod, miles
and back three times a week
Leave Russell Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at North Banford tho same day, by4pmi
Leave Norih Blsnford the same days stssm,
Arrive a, Russell the same days by liam.
500 From Railroad Depot by Chester Factories Beckett
OTIS West OILS, and Monterey, to Gres, Darlington,
30 miles and back ak hncsa week three Of the trips
to 60 and returnby West Beckett.
Leave Railroad Depot dsily except Sunday at ~ p IN !
Arrive at Gres Burlington the same day. by % pm,
Leave Great Darlington daily except Sunday at 81 mi
Arrive al Railroad Depot the same days by i0l an
s97 From Sheffield by South Esremont North Esremon,
Green River. N. ", Austeritx, and Spenccriown,
to Chatham -Four Corners. "a miles and back, three
times a week.
Leave Sheffield Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
10I am,
Arrive at Chatham -Four Corners tho same days by 81
pm;
Leave Chatham Four-C Corners Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at II am;
Arrive al Sheffield the same days by IN.
Proposals for three additional week. trips the whole
or any part of the route will be considered.
sos From Great Darlington by Harsvie Mill River, New
Marlboro. Ssndisfeid, North Colebrook, Ct and
Colebrook, TO Winchester, 80 miles and back, three
times a week.
Leave Gres, Darlington Monday Wednesday, and Fri
day al i0Asm
huvs a, Winchester ~ Same days by q pm,
Lesve Winchester Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday
s64 tam,
Arrive at Great Darlington tho same days by 1t pm.
8ssfFrom Ps6ed, by Cheshire and Adams to North
Adams ri miles and back, six times a week
Leave Pitts6sh daily except Sunday a, III an,
Arrive at North Adams the dsysby Apm,
Leave North Adams daily except Sunday at p mi'-
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sos From Boston, by Brighton, Newton, West Newton,
West Nsedham, Natck, South birmingham, Ash
land. Cosdaville, West Borough, and Nov England
Village, to Worcester, As miles. and back, eighteen
times week with branch from AuburDdale Station,
10 Newton Lower Falls, miles and back, six times
week. in connsxioo with one Of the trips tho main
route and branch from Nstek to ssronvile,
mixes and back. six times week IN oonnerion with
one Of tho trips the main route AMI branch from
South Framnshsm 10 Frsmnsham, miles and back,
sir times . week, Ia due connexion with ono OF the
trip. on tho msin route and branch from South
Fesminqham, by Hollsion and Brsggville, to Mil
ford IL nils and back, sir times week, in due con-
nerion with one OF the trips on tho main route
Leave Boston daily except Sunday st 81 m, Up m,
and 4pm,
Arrive at Worcester the same days by l0A m, m,
Leave Worcester daily except Sunday al 81 m, 1 a
m. and pm,
Arrive :, Boston the same Gay. by Dam. ! mi and
64pm
sos Ffom Boston, by Canton, Sharon. East Forboro,
Mansfield. Atieboro', Seekonk, and Pswtucke,
fRL. TO Providence, 43 miles and back, eighteen
times week.
Schedule 10 connect ,csh steamboat.
Leave Boston daily except Sundays at ePm'
Arrive al Providence the same days by p m
Leave Providence daily except Monday, on arrival o.
the New York mail, say at am
Arlve at Boston The same days by Gam,
Schedule fortro additional trips.
Leave Boston daily except Sunday a6 to 9 m, and
3io4pm;
Arrive at Providence the days by 2 to III m,
and to 7pm,
Leave Providence daily except Sunday ss 'oss m,
and to 4p N;
Arrive at Boston tho same dsys by Q to II m, end
io7Pm;
COZ From Boston, by Yves, Rorbury, Dedhsm, South
Dedh'm. Wslpole, Wslpoe Er,, Med6eld South
Walpole, East Med-sy, Yves, Midway, North
WreDthsm, Wreohsm, Franklin City, Franklin,
South Franklin, Bald HILL BeIIinghsm. SOUTH Bel
lngbsm, and Woonsooke, Fab. RI, to Blackstone
Mass, 35 miles and back, six timcs week, with a
branch from Nouh Wrcntham, by Rockville, TO Med
wsy,a mile. and back, sI times week In due CON
neyon.
Leave Boston daily creep, Sunday at sl0pm,
Arriys 81 blackstone the same days BY 4.4b pm,
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Leave New Bedford daily srcsp, Sunday at loi m,
Arrive Of Warehsm the same days by 2}pm,
Leave Wsreham daily except Sunday at l04 an,
Arrive At New Bedford the same days by 3AP m.
$40 From New Bedford, by Woods Hole and Holiness
Hoe, TO Nantucket, 65 miles and back, sI times
week. During the winter (from 75,h November to
the 25th Msrch) route to commence at Woods Hole
instead Of New Bedford.
Leave New Bedford daily except Sunday al / m,
Arrive At Nsntockst tho same days by Bpm,
Leave Nantucket daily except Sunday al sans
Arrive at New Bedford The same days by pm
With . change OF schedule for the winter.
$50 From New Bedford BY Dartmouth, South Wesport,
Ad.msvilIs, Little Compton, X l., and Tives.on
-Four Corners to Tiysdon. ass miles and back,
Leave New Bedford Tue.l.y. Thursday. and ss,ur-
Arrive at 1iverton the same days by Bpm,
Leave Tvsrton Monday. "Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at New Bedford the same days by Ispm.
Propossls for ,hres additional weekly trips from Little
Compton to Tiverion, l0A miles and back will be
considered.
Fall River swanses, North Swansea and South
Seskouk, 10 Providence. r. l., 33 miles and back,
tbres times week. with ,hree additional weekly tip.
to Fall River, 10 miles and back
Leave New Bedford daily except Sunday at 81 m,
Arrive al FAN River the same days by pm,
Leave Fall River daily except Sunday At pm,t
Arrive At New Bedford the same days by 43pm,
Leave Fall River Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday
Arrive at Providsncs the same days by ~ pm,
Leave Provtdsnoe Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
asAa
Arrive st Fall River the same days BY pm.
s52 From Taunton. by Norton and Mansfield 10 Mansfield
Junction, - miles and back, twelve times week,
with ono Sunday "Trip from Mansfield Junction to
Taunton.
Leave Taunton daily ercep. Sunday Al from Ito
and from to pms,
Arrive ri Mansfield Junction In one hour
Leave Mansfield Junction daily except Sunday at from
sio 10 . m and from Ito 6pm,
Arrive At Taunton in one bour,
Lcsvs Mansfield Junction Sunday, on arrival Of mail
from New York
Arrive at Taunton In hour.
e5s From Taunton, by Myrckvile. to New Bedford, 81
miles and back, twelve times week, with one Sun
day trip from Taunton to Nsw Bedford.
Leave Taunton daily except sundss At from to II =
m and from Al to 81 pm,
Arrive at New Bedford In hour and half
Leave New Bedford daily creep, Sunday At from 10
Ian and from to- pm,
Arrive At Taunton In hour and half
Lesvs Taunton Sunday arrival Of the mail from
New York, ~
Arrive 1t New Bedford in ons bosr and half
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III
Arrive at Hardwck the same days by 71pm,
Leave Hsrdwick daily except Sunday at 81 am,
AuiveM West Bfooshcd the days by 81 am,
o72 From Worcester, by Clsppvilie, Charlton Depot,
Spencer. East Brook6ed, Brook6eld, West Brook
6e'd Warren, Palmer, Collnss Depot, Ludlow,
Springfield, West Springfield. Mittn.aguc, West
field Russell, Chester Village, Chester Factories
Bancroft North Beckett, Washington, Hinsdale De-
pot, Hiosdse. Dalton Pnts6cId, West Ptts6eld,
Richmond, Flat Brook, N. Y, Canaan -Four Cor
ner, Canaan, Canaan Centre, Chatham Four Cor
ners Chatham Centre, NiverviIle, schodsck Depot,
and Gnenoush. to Albany, 81 miles and back,
Leave Worcester daily except Sunday, on the ar
rival Of mail trains from Boston, say At 9 m and
6pm;
Arrive at Albany the same days by 81 m, and the
mex, days by 23sm,
Leave Albany daily eIcep, Sunday st 81 m, and 81
Arrive at Worcester the days by - m and IL
Proposals for sr additional weekly trips to Spring field
and back, by express train, expedite the New York
and Boston mail. with schedule stated, invited
67a From Worce.ter, by West Boylcstoa, Oskdslc Gin
ton, Sterling, Lancaster, Harvard, South Groton,
Groton, Pcppere, and East PeppereI. 10 Nashua,
N. H., as miles and back, Fix times week.
LcsvcsWorceser daily sIcep, Sunday the arrival Of
the FIRST mail train from Boston. say At Q am,
Arrive at Nsshus the same days by IL am,
Leave Nashua daily except Sunday at pm,
Arrive at Worcester the same days by pm.
Proposals for 'ir additional weekly trips viii be
sidered
of From Worcester, by Holden and North Rutland, to
Rutland, 10 miles and back, sir times week.
Leave Worcester Dolly eroep, Sunday at 4pm,
Arrive at Rutland the same days by 7pm
Leave Rotsnd daily except Sunday at 81 am,
Arrive at Worcester the sape days by 81 am.
90 From Worcester by Paxton, West Rutland, Smith
vile, Barre Plains, Barre. Petersham, and North
New Salem, to Orange, 80 miles and back six times
week.
cave Worcester daily except Sunday at 100
arrive Al Orange the same daysby 5pm,
Leave Orange daily except Sunday ats am,
Arrive At Worcester tho same days by 4pm,
90 From Mlbury by Sutton, West Sutton, 81 miles
and back, six times q week.
Lcsvs mibury daily except Sunday at 6Apm
Arrive a West Sutton the sans days by SPIN;
Leave West Sutton daily except Sunday At 81 ans
Arrive At M'lbury the same days by sam.
o7S From WhitinsviIle, 10 East Douglass miles and
back six times . week.
Leave Whi,insviIle daily except Sunday ats pms,
Arrive at East Douglass the same days by 81 pm,
Leave Eas, Douglas daily except Sunday Al 81
Arrive 81 Whitnsvis the ssms days by Sam.
y r 4
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Arrive al pt.ded the same days by SPIN.
400 From Pittsdold by LanesboTo, New Ashiofi, and
south witiamsosn, 10 Wii.anso~n, 20 miles aad
back, three times week.
Leave riitahsld MOndAy. Wednesday. and Friday al :
a.,ise at Wiliamstown the days BY apms
leave "n'a@s'o~a Tuesday, Thursday, and sssur-
Arrive az Psttshed the days by % m
ioi From North Adams by Wiismstossn and PownsI %
bennington, Va, 10 miles aud back sn limes
Leave North Adams daily except Sunday atSpm.
Arrive al Bennington the same day by "A pm;
Leave bennington daily except sunday a, 10 m
Arrive at North Adams the same days by pm
fo2 From Fsrnumssiie 10 New England Village, miles
and back, six times a week.
Leave FarnumsylIe daily except Sunday on arrival Of
the mail from Providence say at o IN,
Arrive at New England Village lhs days by 10
Leave New England Village daily except Sunday at
81 pm;
Arrive at Farnumsyille the days by Al pm.
fo5 From Sterling junction, by Sterling aud Leominster
TO fiichburgh, IA miles aud back, six times week.
Leave Sterling Junction daily except Sunday on the
arrival Of The mah from Worcester. say at7i am;
lNtSe at frohburg the same days by 3am;
.eaVe rHchburg daily except Sunday at 50 a m;
n'hvo az Sterling Junction in time connect with the
II mi Tor Worcester, say by OF m
~ soh NAh'asket Depot, by North Cohasseti, to Hull
nn'ss anu paek' three times week, except three
,nonhs IA me summer, when service Il to be omitted
between North Cohassslt aud Hull and HILL an
P"eu mon boston oy steamboat, six times a week
leave Nan'asSet Depot Monday, ednesdsy. aud Fri
day at z am, a'u ~
Arrive at Hull the same days by 9Sam,
Leave Hull the Same days at 10 m.
Erive at Nantasket Depot the same days by ANN.
Proposals for the summer serv CO between noson -,
Hull will be considered, whether made separate or IN
connection with the above.
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.
No. From Boston, Mass To HALIFAX, Nova Scotia 4oo
miles and back, once week. in steamboats,.
Leave Boston every Monday at 8 pm;
Arrive at Halifax the mex. Wednesday by 6pm,
Leave Halifax every Thursday at 6pm;
Arrive at Boston the next Saturday by pm
Bids for the above route must be made subject to the
provisions OF the second section OF the act Of August
81, 1852, by which the pay for the service is In M
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Arrive a, Bedford the day. by iosm,
Leave Bedford daily eroep, Sunday at m;
Arrive at Lexington Depot the same days by an
e1o From Gfoon JUNCTION. by West Groton, Townsend
Harbor, Townsend, West Townsend, and Mason,
NH, toMason Village, 10 miles and back, sir times
week
Leave Groton Junction on arrival Of frs, mail train
from Boston, Say at 65 an,
Arrive al Mason Village the same days BY 1905 m 4
Leave Mason Village the days at 1 l.lbam
Arrive at Gro,on Junction in time to connect with train
TO Boston, say by 0.76p
sac Prom Groon Junction, by Forge Village, Weford.
Yves, Chelmsford and North Chelmsford, to Lowell,
IL miles and back, siI times week.
Leave GrOton Junction daily except Sunday at 81
PINT
Arrive at Lowell the days BY 6pm,
Leave Lowell daily except Sunday at II m.
Au'rs a, Gro,on junction ID. same days BY San.
6a7 From Weston Depot, by Weston aod Wsylsnd, TO
Sudbury, miles and back. sir time, week
Leave Weston Depot daily except Sunday at pm,
Arrive al Sudbury the same days by SPIN,
Leave Sudbury daily except Sunday at an;
Arrive at Weston Depot the days by San.
6as From West Newton by Newton Upper Fails Grant
vile, and Neeihsm, to Dover, miles and back, aI
Leave West New,on daily creep, Sunday at4pm,
Arrive at Dover the same days by 9 m,
Leave Dover daily eIcep, Sunday at g IN,
Arrive at West Newton the same DAYS by 10
629 From Ashlsnd, by Hopkintou to Woodvie, miles
and back, sr lines week.
Leave Ashland daily excep, Sunday at pm,
Anve At WoodviIle the same days by pm,
Leave WocdyiiIe daily except Sunday a7sm
Arrive ., Ashland the same days By 81 m.
$40 From Milford, by Mendoo 10 Urbridge, miles and
back, sir times a week.
Leave Milford daily creep, Sunday at pm,
Arrive at Uxbridge the same days at spm,
Icsve Ufbridgs daily ercsp, Sunday ., sm,
Arrive at Milford the same days BY 81
Gal From Milford, BY South Milford. to Bsllinshsm,
miles and back, sn times week
Leave Milford daily except Sunday at pm,
-ns Al
Leave Beiingham daily except Sunday at spm;
Arrive ., Milford the Same days by SPIN
$50 From HoIision. by Midway. FfaokIln West Wren
than. Diamond Hill, (Rhods lsand,) and Valley
Falls. to Psw,uckst, 70 mIes and back, ,hree times
week.
Leave HolIston Monday, Wednesday, and Friday At
Arrive a Pswsuekss the same days by ~ pm,
Leave Pawuchss Tuesday, Thussasy, and Saturday
stl0am.
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GALLANTRY AND ITS REwARD.-The other
day, says the New York Independent, we offered
our hand to a lady who was about to pitch out
of an omnibus into the mud She took no no
tice ofit but chose to swing herself down by
the railing, regarding us meanwhile with a look
of rebuke as if we had insulted her. Now, we
do not pique ourself upon etiquette, but we
latter ourself that the hand aforesaid was ten
dered with the modesty and propriety becom-
ing gentleman; but no matter for that, if 1t
had been the brawny fist of some honest
hearted Patrick who had dropped his hod to
help the lady, her relation of such well-meant
kindness would have been an act of insolent
hauteur. Had we offered to assist well-bred
French lady, her sweettoned "4Merci, Monsieur,
Merci," would still have fingered on our ear.
A true English lady would have accepted the
courtesy with a smiling II thank you"
A lady who is not afraid to receive the COM
mon civiities of life from stranger, shows a
far higher sense of character than one who
draws herself up stiffly within silks and kid
and pouts at every man as if he were Toue.
What we have referred to is a national trait.
Our case is not isolated.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-29
THE sPEAKERsHIP.

We understand that efforts have been made
to represent the Sentinel as the champion of a
particular asprant for the Speakership Of the
next House of Representatives. And we un-
derstand further, that it has been stated that
we have entered as an advocate into the can
vass for that high Office. 1t is not So In the
beginning Of our career; we determined to
have nothing to do with the organization of
the House Of Representatives, because we
thought that such interference would be in
decorous and improper.
About a month ago, the gentleman who pre-
pares our news items, saw an article in the
Fort Wayne Sentinel, headed ELECTIONS and
he transferred it to our columns, without per-
ceiving that at the end Of the election returns
there were few lines, urging the claims of a
particular aspirant for the speakership Of the
next House of Representatives. No one con
nected with the editorial management of the
Sentinel knew anything of il, until some time
afterwards, when an article in the Empire,
published at Dayton, Ohio, attributed to us the
language of the Fort Wayne Sentinel. When
we saw that article, we knew that we had never
used the language attributed to us; but we were
induced to search our files, and in that search
we discovered the facts we have just mentioned
On making that discovery we prepared an
article, which we have before us correcting the
Dayton Empire; but on consideration we put
it by, under the belief that any formal notice
might give undue Importance to matter not
likely to command attention. But since, we
find that efforts have been made to mix us up
with the contest for the Speakership, we cannot,
in justice to ourselves, remain silent any longer
We have, therefore, made the foregoing expla
nation, which viii be verified by an examina-
ton of our issue of October the 18th, closing
with this quotation from the article which we
prepared when the matter was first brought to
our attention by the Empire. .We take this
occasion to say that we regard it highly i'm
proper for us to NEEDLE with the organization
Of the House Of Representatives, by espousing
the cause Of any candidate for the Speakership,
or anv subordinate office connected with Con-
gress."
We trust that our position is understood
now, and that we will not be again forced to
correct misstatements touching this matter.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-29
peg- Among the recent arrivals are the Hon


J. G. Miller, of Mo-; Hon. W. $. Latham, Of
CAL; Hon. ]. l.. Orr, of S. c.; Hon. S. NJ.
Cox and j. W. Thompson, Of Kentucky, and
George W. Jones, of Tenn, Hon. Bishop
Perkins, Hon. R. L. Fenton, and Hon. Jared
P. Peck, of New York ; Hon. l.. c. Levin, and
Hon. G. Grove, of" Penn; Hon. Chas Ready,
of Tenn. and Hon. d. A. Noble, of Wiss, at
the National Hotel. Hon. Nj. Oliver, of Mo-,
and Hon. F. W. Green, Of Ohio, at Browns
Hotel; Hon. Junius Hilyer, of Geo., and Hon.
John Bell, of Tennessee, at Wizards Hotel
Hon. A. Allison, of Ohio; Hon. John Petit, Of
Indiana, and Hon. w. I. Pepper, of Virginia
are at the United States Hotel, and Hon. P,
Powell, of Virginia, is at the Irving Hotel.
Judge Campbell, Of Alabama, has likewise
arrived.
We also notice in the city Mr.. Johnson, the
delegate from Nebraska.
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PErr1roGGER DIsAppoINrEn.-It is

PETTIFoGcER DIsAPPoINTED.-It is well
known that quite number of small pettifog-
gers keep continually around the police offices
in order to prey on the unfortunate devils who
may happen to be arrested. A night or two
since poor fellow was arrested for getting
drunk, and in the morning happy of the law
got an order for so of the money which had
been taken from him in the police office, as
fee for prosecuting his discharge. And this,
when the harpy win knew that the man would
be discharged without any legal interference on
his behalf. Lieutenant Petrie, hearing how
the matter had been managed, stated the case
of the prisoner to the recorder before the
harry made his appearance, whereupon dis
charge was at once made out, and the money
which had been taken from the prisoner was
returned to him before the happy had time to
present his order. When happy heard all this,
he became wroth, and swore louder and more
monstrous oaths than were ever uttered by
"our army in Flanders. True Delta, Nor 20.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-29
Information Wanted.

If JAMES X. STEPHENS, a printer, who left
Wetumpka, Ala, about The 10th of July last,
and the last heard of was in Mississippi, will
address the editor of the Sentinel, Selma, Ala,
he will learn something to his advantage.
neA- Will our brethren of the press pass
around this notice and confer favor upon a
typo an tuck
SELMA, Nor ".
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Turkish Statistics.

We find the following in the Columbian of
Cincinnati.
The social distribution Of the Turkish popu-
lation can at best be only estimated; but the
following is an approximate.