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

nd Capt Slocum to Mexico in November last He de-
scrted his journey to l. guinl'ss his visits to the mines in
nat region, identified the mining deed Mc substantially
cOnoborating the testimony of Cap. Slocun lie idenh
led the letter he the Commission in
fher adv ertang Offer oi reward for the mines also
ther reply and his TcOndc sad ms OBJECT was 10 get tue
,eward and in the OF the cross examination 1t
iurned that Gardiner did not personally point out his
nnes because he had been instructed by his counsel 10
hold no communication with those Commissioners.
viee.President King-Thc Catholic school Bill in
BALTIMORE, Monday, April 49, 1853
Tic Southern Mail tonight brings New Orleans papers of
Monday and Tuesday last
The Mobile papers in recording Vice President Kings
rival there regard his as hopeless.
pubic dinner be rendered to the Officers of the
Fulton as an acknowledgment OF their kindness to Mr.
King.
The Catholic School bill taken up in the Maryland
House of Delegates to-day, and referred back to the Com
ee OF Education said Committee being increased by the
spnointncnt of one member from each County.
y,ce.PresdentK estruction of Court-Iouse in
Georgia by Fire.
CHARLESTON, Monday April 49, 1853
Vice President King went up the Alabama yesterday.
He is sinking slowly and no hopes are ente tanned OF his
The Dsde County. Ga. CourtIIouse at Trenton, was
burned down on the 18th inst The Clerks books of The
Speror and Inferior Courts together with all the papers,
and also the ordinance books were consumed
Pennsy,vania Legislature.
HARRIsBURGH Monday, April 49, 1853
In the Senate this afternoon the Mechanics and Glrard
Bank bills finally passed-havng previously passed
the House.
The Legislature adiourns tomorrow.
RaiIroad Accident.
PHILADELPHIA, Mond ~ April 10, 1853
The early train from Newly ork this mo ng ran of the
track near Trenton No hurt and the passengers
were transferred to the o'clock train and reached here
about o'clock The papers and baggage were LETT behind
through carelessness and did not arrive mere I'LL TINS
evening
nueI a,uica bIy Seftied.
LOUISVILLE, Apnl Is 1853
The affair of honor between o iiara aud Cummings has
been honoraby adjusted by the friends OF The parties
Destructive Fire at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Monday, April 18 1850
Doughty's drug store, the corner of fIih and Nam
ss together with four stores on 18th and three on Nam SIS
are all III flames. HE goods WI DC P'F'i"Ny saved
Loss OF the ship ~. George.
BOSTON Monday, April 49, 1853
The bark Eliza. arrived az this pot from Andros'an' len
in with the 2-th March M la 40 lon. A. me snip o.
George of Yarmouth, y. ;, from Glasgow for Boston IN
sinking condition and off her 81 IN number
The 81 George sunk at 1 p. a. on the following day
Marine Disasters.
April Aususa Moore Of and for Whining
' BAh4ISoSr %p isschf sturss York for B4t
cargo oil the Sun which went sin to her
PHILADELPHIA April sThe schr Ella from New for Wash
uston NC ashore Saturday night near Newbod fon
Cape Henopen
~ A public demonstration of the Grand Temple of
New York took place at Metropolitan Hail. last evening
DR. A. d. Wilson p NJ. w. T., presided There was fair
attendance Rev s ID. Burchard opened the exercises
with PRAYER Able addresses were made by Rev. l.; Is
Wakeley and Rev +. H. Chaplin upon the subject OF lem
perance An address was also made, Oy ulSee"a
auan bv known Peter Jones', the Indian Chei ana
Missionary of Canada West who is member of the Order
He was arayed in the Indian costume ana addressed mem
in the Indian tongue, and then translated ms speech mo
English Members of the National Grand and subordinate
Tenples and Brothers and Sisters OF the Social Degree
were present in regaia large number OF the more us
tnguished officers of the Order, wearing resla were
Seated upon the platform The speakers were aPpuucu "
different periods of the exercises
MEETING OF THE CRY BIBLE SocIEry.-A meeting
If this Society was held Sunday evening in the Sixteenth
ST BAPTIST Church, (liev j. W Taggart Pasor) The oh
iect of the meeting increase the interest felt for the
d;strbuo on of the Bible and religious tracts among the
German and Irish population Of the City Another object
Of the Society is TO visit German and Irish families by col
norteur, Warren Garter Esq, President of the Society
fdu,,;ed the Chair The meeting opened by singing
md bv PRAYER by the Pastor Addresses were mate ny
two al the colporcurs by Rev MI Martin an agent "' me
So, nv the President OF the society and 10y Rev MIR
Tscrai liberal collection was taken up to ana the so
cify The attendance good for an evening SO stormy
aud much interest was apparent III the audience
y,rrp,s CoRps.-Ihe Veteran Corps, of the War OF
lsl2 held a meeting last evening at Their headquarters
No "a I,pe1ar,st Col iaight occupied the Chair One
Of the Ieuenants OF the corps was suspended rom com
nand for the present NoiccWa9 also CIV NC 80 ,I
De-
Co.. e,ce1t they are autho.zed by he Command4nt
a H., ,,pder his Signature The attendance was full
c,v,,,,,rox-This new comedy met with high ap
ptova ON IL first performance at BurionS Iheaer S'
syepr Mr. Wallack was enthusiastically cheered al NJ
appearance and called for unanimously at the esd OF Inc
second and fourth acts and the termination OF the piece
II will be repeated every evening TINS week
gz-Jbe Ac,pyny OF Design gave their first day
exhibition Yesterday at the Stuyyesant Institute Inc
crowd last night great that eseoE
ds,anc,. MA, impossible We do not pretend 90 give I"
hasiy glance without catalogue an idea Oi the huc1o
works
~ The Opera of La sOnnambua was given by the
Combination Company, last night at Niblos TO iAr
house We have nothing special to add TO former notice
The performance passed oil we'll the applause beng oer"
FRr.-Last night at halfpast eight o'clock fire
broke in the attic of the No - West broadway
occupied by cOored people. The flames soon eAun
gusned Damage slight The cr in OF the IRE could not
b. aSccrtalned.
Tls. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY," are busy rehcarsing
Bayd~s Creation, under the direction Mr. Brs.ow The
particular line for lis public performance is determined
THs ORPHAN ASYLUM CHILDREN hold their very in.
tereshg exercises to-day at Nibos Saloon at 10 o'clock
A brilliant company is expected.
- Msjor-Generd Scorr remains at the Metropolitan
Hotel lis wife and daughter will join him on Wednesday
q Gov. SEYMOUR will arrive in town to-day. He
ausop at the 81. Nicholas
e Madame SosrAo aud suite stopped over Sunday
~ee Metropolitan Hotel, and left yesterday for Boston
" We are indebted to Hon. GEORGE BRloos for