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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19

OF Dctrvit Cornelius OPlynn. the Detroit Custom
House Geo. Y. Hand the United States District At
torneysaip for Michigan. Thornton Z. Brosdhesd,
late Editor of The Deoa Free Press is in for" the
Detroit Post Office with very fair Of
learn while g. M, Johnson former ed TOR Of the same
sheet opposes him, bopeiessly. John II. Hartman.
Mayor Of Detroit Is aiso hand, trying for the Col
lec,orship; and Eson Fsrnsworth, late (aichigsn)
State Chancellor wants almost any thing likely to pay
well Orvlle B. Dibble proprietor Of the Bidds House,
aka the Detro Post Office and so does Elisha TAYLOR
Mr. VIM. Hale also wants to be District Attorney.
n g. Roberts asks the Secre;sryship of the New Ter.
rory Of Washington c. c. Heskei desires TO be the
Register of Land Office B. r. Boggs 10 be Purser
In the Navy, and to all A. H. Buell. of Detroit,
rnodesy lays claim only to the ting post Of Minister
10 Berlin.
The parties who have come from Richmond 10 fight
duel are Mr. Moseey. Editor Of The Wing, and j. Bar
bour, Jr.. Esq. member Of the House OF Delegates
from Culpepper County. There viii have to be fight
AsMoDEUs.
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The Iemmon Case-FaiIures In Baltimore.
H. 1sll


New.Orleans papers of Saturday have been
,eceiyed During the week ending the 18th inst, the
slcs of cotton at New Orleans amounted 70 20 600 bales
valued at s. 600 coo.
Gen. Persifer + Smith bad recovered from
his recent sickness, and would leave Neworiean' ior
Washington shortly.
The Virginia House of Delegates yesterday
nosscd resolution directing the AttorneyGenera 10
prosecute the appeal in the Lennon case before the
Supreme Court OF Newfofk IN
The announcement of the passage of bill
~ bridge the susouehanna River, at Hsvre de Grace,
WINS premature Il was under consideration In me
House of Delegates day, when heears left Annapolis
No doubt il entertained OF it, final passage.
The bacon dealers OF this city nave ott h cav
" nv the decline in provisions J. H. Cook has tailed
10 The amount of 100000 The Messrs CsssAnds have
suspended but it not considered bad failure sha u
Is thought they viii be able to 60 on again me ulos'
ex,ent of their faure-i should prove TO be failure
is $3.50 600 They are one Of our oldest ana most
,ve.l,by houses and made immense profits last year.
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The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole Mr.. P. w. RosE IN the Char. on the Goa
soidsticn Biz
Mr.. HssrIyes moved TO amend the INIT sec
sou 90 AZ 20 include orly the old line Of roads from
Albany 10 Buffalo. he expressed his views AZ lsagta'
rrmarkng generally upon the vast importance OF the
subject
Messrs FoRsYrH, CLAPP and LIrrLEJoHS
frowed in support Of the original BILL sad il op.
posed BY Mr. SHAW. who bad not eoneiufed- when
The House took recess 20 O'Clock
Mr.. OSBORNE moved to amend so as 10 allow
two or mere roads herhAfier 70 consolidate
Mr.. HasTISGs said the only argument tor con-
solidstion had BEEN ihAl would promote the public
convenience This i 70 be done by sy0ldng change
Of cars between Albany and Buado. Ii u well Under
ood that there danger IN running an engine OF car
for q very great dsszDce at high rae OF speed a. least
two changes are needed between Albany ana BI1Ao
Mr.. PETERS detailed the difficulties expe-
renced along tire central lines Of roads respecting trans
port2rou and reduction OF fsre II had often been tue
The csse that one road had for year, resisted the wishes
of the others IN these respect resarns the passage OF
freights and Roaming high fares The public Interest
demanded the consultation Of those roads and instead
Of permitting Il the Legislature should enforce eonso
dstiOn
There could he no such thing AZ the consolidating Of
the Road becoming monopoly. ltc0uld not have the
exclusive power Of transporting freight and passengers
through the central par Of the State Railroads in every
direction would compel thls 70 keep down ia prces 70
reasonable In regard % the running OF cars the
Enc Road passenger run the entire length Of
the Road without stopping. and there il dagger.
Freight and baggage pass in he way and no
injury Is done.
The Committee rose and reported progress.
On motion TO grant the Committee leave
20 sii again Mr. PASSIONS moved that leave be denied
which proysiled-5l to %
MIR. WOOD moved the bill be ordered to a
third reeding.
Mr.. LOOMS rose TO address the House, but
gsve vsy to Mr. ShAE, who moved Al adjournment
which prevailed.
Mr. RUSSELL Smith gave notice that he would
introduce bill in relation 70 the powers and duties Of
the Board Of Supervisors Of the City and County Of New
York.
The Assembly then adjourned.
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Havaaa HarkcsA-
- @nrAe<S
UAvASA NsryA II ft0

HAVANA. AUcs Y ibsS
Sine my last report, on the 5th Inst. oar
Susan usrket ha ssysx,sec,d change Prices ere are
sss ks 'sssrs garcs..s" ssyins aP i' 10 ssss's@
We nov have stack Of shoat lea cs bow u swa 60
Tz1ees are 81 sosvs for assorted seste 70 81 Ss
RAJ 4 nroesi ve,sr se,ae; ysilss sr7se. &ova No
Sc- CaeRrneeo N SSies Mssrovrto eee.
I'm ne veose the mAEses ~ aet N The most ssSsss1
state or hcers the soa from the uziea Stsis -
Europe ssdins luther % keep paIehasers Nseh "aas
SCGAss are comparatively scarce fhe weather soanaaS
Sne. and the stock ma< r,ps&y tneres~ II tsrss
the next two months vl Be the ecs tos sA,n< -
lectsons.
Tae exported mp 10 yesterday eis ten o.
rrt ana S. us from Mstazsas wAlcA msrkst re
kftle Srskness in TRANSACTIONS Of the too smoaaf q
shout Ass hxs have gone % the INT u STATE.
NoLASsEs Is aore seaDsanS anl snow essnass AZ
.nssnt to p coe bids from tbs ard Msfs.s<s wen =
about oco les than was sheped 20 ssas dsse Ass go.
Snd to,Coo le-s than "a wears OF abundant e-opA
CosTKE not abundant and i worth 81 go sx cess
qualities
Tcs,coo-Tte crop OF cur sIst class r0esce e. ~ Va
eta Abaia vii nos ee ~ large ws expected shs
oashty VIII be such have not bad Tor scvers yeen
past Pnees keep up without any prspeet OF tei -
both Shippers and nscsarvss fhcoga they Keep oo
1lng eonusets are eagerly waiting 20 make parssss
rise.
Freghts to the Untea sstrs are ,hardsst q o. et -
or boz sugar and " sea - for a,oaxsrs TO Grea Bril-
ain IS Is reid. and 70 Cowes and market Is lel.
premium New-iork "a 81 per cent d.sssaa. and Be-
tonSt
Tie provision market generally Is we'll sapphsd. Cor
FisH from Boston has hen sold a. 81 ~ pei qaintA al
CHEEsE 10 scarce and srlhns at 80 L.sD sS 50 pa
auutal in kegs and etin bS The stock sbo ut Lsse
Dbl. and GO kegs RIcr very abundant The iAf sss
wss az M rials per srrohs- Yours, NC, SCA
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IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
The British Attack on Honduras.

The suboined extract from Letter ad-
dressed 10 TAs Nso Orleans True Delta appears % have
been the ground OF the late Telegrsphc dispatch res
tive 10 alleged British aggressons In Honduras Advces
from Port Royal to the 9Th Of March states thai the
British steamer Devastation had arrived At Pon RoyA
from the Bahamas ard made report OF the difcul
ties at Truxillo In which she Ia represented 20 have
taken prominent part:
BELIZE, HONDURAS. Thursday, Feb. ~, 1854
In my last | informed you that the authoh-
ties Of the state OF Honduras had taken pos-esslon a
Linas.' have now 10 inform you thafGer Majestys
STEAMER Dey aststiOn" came down here and sftu
having taken board the superintendent aud his Scc
TetaTy proceeded % the toSn Of "TnIXilo," whore
they finally offered 10 the Government OF that town. tor
the State oi Honduras ultmaium, that tnsy nass
decide in two hours either 30 give up the territory tO hs
parties from whom they bad taken H. b. stand tho
consequences which was supposed by the H0ndufsn-
Ia be- hot shells and balls 20 they Decided
10 give up 10 superior force AZ the same time they
sOlemn protested against the conduct Of her Msestys
Superintendent the officers Of the Devastation and the
Government OF England asserting their inalienablc
right 20 the country, and declaring that they only gave
Up superior force under compulsiOn that thsy 0nly
promised b. interfere with British subjects be-
cause they were not able 10 drive them away aud,
finally appealed ~ Almighty God TO witness tho cut
rage and punish the nation which thus at the mouth of
her cannon despoiled them Of their territory.
will also further INFORM you thsf the original right
10 cut mahogany in that part Of the country granted
by the state OF Honduras 20 Archibald Montgomery and
during the time which he used the privilege he always
acknowledged that right, and paid that State for the
trees entered and cleared bis vessels 81 Tr1so, ami
In every way complied with ths laws and requirements
u the State VI Honduras. Ia Ists Mr. Montgomery
sold hs entire interest In Honduras % JOhn Carmichael
s. Co, who established house here under tho
and hrIn OF Anto Asther & Co For a time tina, house
asO complied aifh the laws OF Honduras, but h1siy
they made much better bargain with the King VI the
MosquifOes and hOised biz Gag refused b pay Hon
durss for the mahogany trees enter or clear their
vessels st Truxio and In a word, entirely repudistnd
Honduras These are the true facts ofthe ease.
AZ Honduras Ia part Of Central America, you VIII
easily that England TO treat the Bgger sad
ClsytOn Treaty 20 much useless parchment. Nor 10
I'M. all that entire country will assuredy fall into the
hand. Of Great Britain unless the United stairs later
iere and demand and insist faithful observance u
that Treaty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
WEST INDIES.

We have advices from Bermuda to March I /.
The news is Of no importance. We dpd some ueu,s
from different Islands which have NOT before besa
published
Barbados was not quite free from the fatd
epidemic which has caused much misery here
ANrIGUA-A serious difficulty has arisen be-
tween the House OF Assembly and the Governor In
sequence OF His Excelency sending down TO the Hoas
the names Of two surees required IA be given by Mr..
Thomas Price the new TrssC rer OF the Island waoc
appointment 20 the Office by the late Secretary 10 the
Colonies, Sir John Psckngton, had given much dsssk
siaction The motion that the securities be received
was rejected and motion made 10 the effect that he
House. without entering into the question at preros<
i've should refuse 90 consider the sureties until
mortal presented o Her Majesty, setting forth Tho
whole QUESTION snd praying her Interference which
was carried, II 4 committee wss then appointed
tor the purpose OF drawing up the mem rial fhe A.
tcrney General Hon. Mr. Hodge. and Dr, ssdgseck.
who were Of the minority, rendered their seats
TRNiDAD.-A fatal case OF Typhus Fever had
occurred this Island attributed entirely 90 the hlEhy,
pcstlsr tal Of the premises which appeared.
Two hundred and tour men, forty one women, and an
children had arrived trum Cacutta-by the hrsi Nn<
grant vessel this year.
At GRESADA the weather had been calm, dry
and sultry.
Sr. Lucn.-Fine pleasant weather prevailed
and the planters busy with their crops
DoNISIcA.-The Legislature OF Dominica are
about IA apply To the Imperial Government ior loan ID
$4,000 20 enable the planters 10 repair their baliinw
improve their manufacturing machinery. and 30 noresso
their production, with ameioraton Of quality Of hsr
kstaies
ToBAGo-Fever has appeared in the garrison
AZ this place, and has cut OF several OF tho sodicrA
chiefly tiilerymen lately arrived from England
DEsARARA.-A public meeting had been held
IN Georgetown 10 mernorslize the Home Goyernasas
in reference the regulsrity with which the RoyS
Mail steam Packet Company perform the postal services
between that Colony and Great Britain, whieh irregs
laTiy has air esdy been attended with very Injurious 70
sulis 10 the community A Committee appointed
b. draw up q memorial the Governor had compelled
the agent Of the packets there 10 hire vessel 10 convsy
the mails 10 ST. Thomas
meeting having the object in view has ass
been held in St Lneis.
2tal Chinese bad srrived at Georgetown la the shp
Geutanner a. deaths had occurred dur sg the voyaxe
said have been caused by smoking opium prsvsuss v
emharkat alton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
e The Pupils ia the Rutgers Female

rY The Pupils ia the Rutgers Female
Institute arranged avery peasAn, music party for their
friends last evening, under the direction q their
rnuse teacher Geo Root, Esq The music consisted
of the CantAtA The Flower Queen composed ~
Mr.. ROos, to text, BY Mss Francis Jane Crosby, =
graduate Of the Nev-York Institute Tor he Bind,
Known q. The Bind Poetsss The plot i very
simple The Flowers meet in the forest 20 choose 3
Queen and their OpeEiEg ehGyss 3 Interrupted b. tae
.vuro.ch Of one. who diseoutented with the world
seeks here hermi; cell The Flowers IN chorus and
song so,he him 70 peace and proceed 70 The election
Of their Queea Several Flower. urge their eliHls 70
TIE honor, bus before the choice u made night inter
vsnes which closes the srss part In the second part
the choice u tDsy LEFT the S,rsaser, WHO e0nf>rs
Tie garland upon he Rose.
Tie stage n The hal Of lie Institute Wa shaded oy
everEreens Qron the .pot, BY the vsy where Ma
Aadre wa captured near Tary,owul, les6ing tne
center free fer ne sppesr1aee Of nc truly lovely band
Of rirs dressed U white wa represented he various
scvsrs The part Of the Rose Wa sung 81 Tat del
xtich beard the other evening q Elsied
.ofrr- We seldom hsFe beard a voice, young ~
th.t Of Nss Thouas pure IN ~ tones, AID 90 True
r,. ssra but gem, The beauties Of Which lave not
ve, bssn fully developed Aazy celebrated singer
has ben Iess Eted BY nature thss ths young lady.
TAsu.rt Of he Rsezse wa n course, sustained By
M Root
The other sOlos, tsertz, &c, were gwen n q Fyis
which ,hOx ed The and sSery Of the teacher 20
he be.s edvsrrnxe A sweeser, par~r body q toae
/, ylacr. heard thsa sss y veies IL ehorzsos we're
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
A New Pianist.

We had the satisfaction of hearing privately
new candidate for public applause in this department
Mr.. G6eke l. The name lie Il just from Germany, and
Il quite young In regard 10 merit il sufficient TO say
that he executes the most comprehensive music for
the Piano IN style OF elaborate splendor. There a
ak about having HIM heard Al Concert We hope
50 Our music lovers VIII be curious TO hear this last
Interpreter Of great works. hueh now ls expected Of
Piano player The drsugh;s On skill taste, and the
power Of combination great thai al medroerIty
all doubtful ability u out Of the question. Pedal
noise Will not answer and the colossal character ofhe
music TO be played, can enly be grssPed BY master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
CALIFORNIA MAILS AND SPECIE.

The steamer Ohio, Capt. III. j. Hartstein,
arrived a, her wharf On Friday, It lam, having
lef. Aspsn~a On the Jh inst At 10 A. NJ add arrived
on the Moro Castle, Hsysna midnight on the 10Th
entered the hsrbor a sunrise and after the Health
Ocer came along aide. As there were several cases of
Panama fever board, the physician, without making
any examination Of the ship. and notwithstanding hs
assured b. Capt H. and the surgeon Of the steam
err thai there no disease Of contagious or nfec-
Hous nature % board, ordered the ship u be kep
In Guarantee.
Thls wa contrary 10 the ussgs and customs Of the
port and evidently bestowed BY the officials Of the bar
Dor 70 show tie utter contempt In which they bod the
United States Government: ard AZ the same time graft
fy private piqBe he against the Mail Lac Of steam
e As the object Of the steamer 10 putting into Hs
vsns vas merely take IN Goals, The p,ornse wss given
TIA, they should be ssns Alongside La Lighters but On
The following morning Just apon The arrival OF two
lighters, an order from the Captain of the Port
Tor the ship 70 be removed The regular Qasrsntins
Ground. more than nile distant, and esnsing besides
the Ices Of nearly day an expenditure 81 about zen
tuns Of coal
However, before Tia steamer bad ea the noonngs
Spanish Naval Surgeon came along side, and sfter
private and unofficial examination, pronounced me
ship % longer subject The restrictions q qasrsn-
tns
Itsgbsequendy appeared thss meeting Of the Board
of health bad been hsd (ofvhieh the vhinns Surgeon
vss Q nember) and he with noble and prsiseworsay
spirit had offered % vsif the steamer In perser sai
ing upon himsef the risk Of laag md tedious quas-
sntne (sho9A there prove 10 be sufficient esase 70
detzin The steamer 10 shst pssinsn) md havisg tss
bered Of The saip and hose On boar1 soleiy "a view
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
LixerpooI Cation rInrkes.

es reaching only IS $50 bale Of which spealars took
sIe 'no exporters 200 be,ss The imports Of the week
amounts 100 bales The marie ia oa and pr1css
have declining tendency The following toe quota
Middling f5i0I5e I6 Fair Uplsnds Is Mddlnr 81 Inf.
Tioy 10 Ordinary lfdi5t.
The following Is from privsie eo,re-pondestI
LIVERPOOL Saturday, March S. ia53
The sales OF CoTros during the week foot 40 IS go bas
at the following quotations Fair OrlesnE SD Mddlinf
So Fair Upland Cd; MddiDg. SID The demand Is mod.
and prices favor buyers particular Hddlns and
lower qualities The sales spectators about 900
bales, and TO exporters 400.
Western Canal FLoUs is al ISL and Ohio 26. Corn IL
at 81 6 for both Yellow and White.
LARD is worth SO
Coxso, elo NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
Fire nj Busiaio-The lee on Lake Erie.

bNffALVs
Two stores ON Main ST., occupied by j. Smith
"a a stove store and Oscar Severance, tooaceonisl
were destroyed by ere this mornias Inc buildings
were Of wood and were insured i3r s-uoo o,in. =
81 was insured for $3.50 and Seversnces for
s. 0C0 =, Il,
The weather here is wet, with an easteriy
wind. The ice has been blown away fron the soore
and his al clear ten miles up the Lake Our esreor
is stin blocked up, bat Will probably De sieSr alss
5sys Al Cleveland the harbor = clear, the zee having
sose over 10 the Canada shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
Mr. NIeagher.

CHARLESTON. THURSDAY, March II, 1858,
MIR. Meagher lectured here last night III the
Hbernian Hall before crowded audience, among whom
were mApy of our most prominent merchants and plan
tors The Roman Catholic Bishop, DIR. Reynolds and
ieht OF his Clergy sat in the vicinity OF the platform
Mr. Neacher dimes with the Hioeruizn Benevolent soc
,y tdsv He was also cordially invited 70 their enter
,sinrepf, by al the other lrsh Societies IN the City,
Mr. M proceeds TO Augusta 10 lecture On Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
London Money Market,

There had been slightly increased pressure in the
Money Market and the Bullion in the Bank Of England
had decreased 387, $50
Consols for Money were steady at 90 d99i
The transactions United States Stocks and so State
Securities 10 a small extent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
Liverpool Produce Market.

AsHEs-Pots dull at 26I; Pearls 81.
REsIN-Common is firm at 81 Sales Of 500 bbs fine
at fal2I.
TAR-MaTket bare.
TURPENTIrE-S 800 bbls at 4i6dl5i.
SPIRITS TURPESTINE-66 iD67l. Market bare
RIcE-Dull. No sales reported McHenry quotes 1871 IA
81 IN bond
limited business doing.
ToBaccO-Firm with upward tendency. Stock at
LIVERPOOL T. 80 hhds.
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yiee-Pre.iaenr Kins and General Canedc.

WASHINGTON Friday, March Is icNA
The Union of this morning says; We have
reason to believe ths, the statements which appeared
some time since In the public Journals, TO the eject
Mat Col King had been inhosp@bly uessed 81 Hsvans
By the Captain General of Cuba were quite snfcundcd
On the contrary lac Union confident that the at,en
hons Of General C&nedo ~ Mr.. King were sssiaucus,
and marked bys spirit corresponding with the high
ssson and character both OF the CsptsinGenerslO Of
Cuba and the Vice President OF Vic United states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
Markets.

Nrw-ORLEANS, Frdsy, MAIL -
IN. ~le, Of Corrox to-day were so oses and l2r tss
weed :, Go hsles. Pnees are 1u We saSse , sa1s;
sie Ssie- The stesA 90 nAaa a. % Ssies
"Se'P" - ~ McsILE Friday, Mach u, lSS
Yhs ,sss Of Corres for the week are 10 &c
e,pts N Ooa sssck iS7 Coz bsss The esssas Sos''n
fer middlizg . ste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
Murder In Roston.

BosrOs. Friday March i5, 1854
About 10I O'Clock last night an Inshman
named Michael Noble q years Of age, was killed N
cellar Gu the corner Of Richmond and Anasts By being
stabbed by 9 conrade and subsequently, assaulted By
Others. Three men and too women have been y
rested and await the resuk Of the Coroners verdict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
Unvre Cotton Markell,

The sales Of CoIToN for the week the Is. Of March in
elusive 5000 bales against 30 imports The stock
hand $500 The demand IL moderate at the fol-
lowing quotations NewOreans tres Ordnaire 93f; No
biles, 9I0g2f; Uplands Off.
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LiYerpnol Corn Market.

FLOUR is dull and declining, and prices are quoted 70
lower Western Csnal sells at 2il6d25l, Baltimore and
Philadelphia Is SAYS and Ohio 8l6.
WHEAT has declined mr. y bush with a limited de-
rnsnd White WHEAT il dull at ii0d7l4 Red 6Sd6ls,
II having been paid for choice staples.
Cons fs dull, and White has declined li03 being quo
ted at 81 i6d5zj, Yellow ne, Mixed 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19

~ letter from the Cherokee Nation,
dated Feb 49, says that the CamAnche Indians had at
tackled Fort Arbuckle and captured number of cattle
They were, however driven of with the loss of sew
eral men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
Storm at Providence.

PROVIDENCE, Friday March Is, 1883
A heavy storm, accompanied with thunder
and lightning is passing over this city Is the nrs'
thunder storm of the season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
~.., rn.ellisepee-liarine Disaster.
NoEroLK, Thursday, March IL, J
., =

NokFoLK, Thursday, M2rch To IooA
The u. S. Steamer Massachusetts Lieut.
srriyed At this port ali well
The schooner William Henry, from Frank
,, Co, p,ps.eola with cargo Of ice, has put N here
lcaky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
The baltimore strike.

BALTIMORE, Friday, March IL, 1855
The Baltimore mechanics held an immense
has meeting this afternoon. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad operatives threaten 10 stop work sgan the
Conpany grants cxtensioz Of time To Ross Winsns
and Adam Denmeaa on their contracts, which would
ene them to further resist the demand Of the work
sea. Great enthusiasm was manifested and the mest
ocermlned scfioD resolved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
Marine Report.

HIGHLANDS, March ls. 1876 P. NJ
Wind w :. w. and fresh. Weather clear
-Four brigs going ia. No signals.
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The stenm.hip Cambria.

HALIFAX, n s, Friday. March ls-lo An
The steamship Cambria arrived here IRON
Rostcn at o'cloek this morning:
The weather is foggy, and it is now raining
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
Iiverpool Provision Market.

BcHenry quotes the market poorly supplied with PoaK
and dull There sellers than buyers. Bacon
East, III, firm at 51la56I
LARD was nominal 81 81, all qualities having consider
ably declined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
Railroad Accident.

PH1ApEIrHIA, Friday, March IL, 1873.
An unknown German was fatally injured
both his legs being oi-by the train from NewiorA
This afternoon.