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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
Countrv.Uouse. furnished with

THO LET-A Country. House, furnished with
i from five TO ten aores Of Land Barn. Coach house,
Wash.house SC. with good Cow, Horse, sc. Grounds
handsomely laid oa IN most delightful aud picturesque
.i,uAtou II miles ffom the udscn River X X station aud
~ miles from the city. Address ROBEkr McGAW, Ne
l7S Cr,euwieh-st corner Courtlandt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

ITO LET-Part of q threestory House, in
Il Wsyersy place, Sshsv. eonsssias o. tr0ni AID
bach Basement wash place. front and back ps-of and
sraFoom on the eooE front on the third
aoo. and t~o three stte The house has baths
sas range &c. Rent $500 Possession gwen On the ia Of
hogn s 10 5o'closk Z. III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
NOR SALE or TO LET in WILLIAMS

LNOR SALE or 10 LEI In WILLIAMS
IL BUROH-A threestory Briok House, with high base
rpent pleasantly situated South 4tb-sf near I'd TIE
house has all tie modern improvements hot and cold
water baths gss sc. For particulars sppy TO
i. MET1LEK. No. 81 frontst. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
EYFCTTTORS' SALE ofREAL ESTATE

1.-THE Subscribers OF the estate Of lCHABOD
WILLIAMS, decessed Will offer Tor sale al fu1.e ave
tion AZ the Union Hotel in ElizabeihOwn, on THRUS
DAY FEB. 18th, inst, at O'Clock in the afternoon a. the
Real Estate that belonged said deceased consisting OF
two Dwelling house. land Cabinet makers Ship situate
In Wssr.t in ElzsbethtowD, New-Jeryy: The houses
are large and convenient one modern built budng WIN
eyery that The lots are large and
pessy located extending in depth about 40 feet 70 the
f6zsketbtown Greek Aso Of excellent land the
most Of which beautifully situated for private residences
ard manufacturing establishments being within hye min
u,e. walk Of the depot Of the NewJersey and Central
Railroads and within minutes walk OF the Elizabeth
nort ,teeuboAf dock Also FIVE snre. salt meadow
THOMAS WILLIAMS Executors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

yINO LET OF LEASE-from the 22d fApril,
kur gearcars 10 Attic Of Hoase No II Chanherssi Te
ara aoT occupied by dentist WI he let soy ssutee
tAiofInx ahllahnent, OF for ensees incss@
C. RowELL. Nc. II CAsnscrss;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

LOR SALE and 10 LEI.-lhe store 10 ret,
the stock and good will for sale, Of the long standing
Tailoring Establishment ofko. 1g Spring st. An excellent
ooportunty for any about 70 commence or remove
their place o. business Very satisfactory reasons viii DO
riyen why the above ia offered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

the receipt Of SO will send to any par.
O. Tie United States valuable Recipe for Pre,erving
Na.fsoted good for az mouths II VIVA. repre-
-S1' Iae Eon<J refunded CHAS. KYLE,
Paterson, Ss~-Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

EOR SALE-A splendid new three-story and
Il high basement brick House No. ISL West I'd st. be-
tween It'll and 9Th IL elegantly finished and repete
with all the modern movements and ready for oo-
eupaney Inquire Of THOS. CHARTERS, siver-~are
Mandatory, No. 50 Mercer--,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

NADISON.AVENUE and THlRTY-SEC-
vi OND-ST FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, hns
four story and basement brown dwelling. with ali tho
oisIp improvement. admirably situated Commanding
epod view OF 5h and MAdlsonays large proportion Of
the purchase money remain on bond snd mortgage.
Enquire Of JOhN JOhNSOS DhO ihr-hs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

Hoase three stories high having every modern con.
vrnence .poh Is gas and CFolon every hco pleasantly
and conveniently located IN .lst-st ezst o. Is-av
House and Real Estate Agents No. ~ sch-av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

PAINTING in ZINC, with the most recent
ireneh improvements warranted The NOS. besu,,ful
80 oe Gethod o. Painting nOw known, executed %
VIC .-H3e terms A. ordinary pAInrnx BY
u iLA-E ALLEs, HoGss Painters, No. & Ality-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
rJ,O LET at HOBOKEN-Houses and

II Of Houses in good locations
Also tor sale number Of Honses and Lots from SIS
60 t8Oi0 paying 10 per cent interest.
Wanted 10 borrow money Hohoken property at pei
cent Appy At No IS Chsmbersst from 10 20 III An enG
StoaPM. or Washington, between ID and Slsts, Hobo
len hpn Q 10 y A. NJ and to g Pm. JOHN NJ BOARD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Fo improved
City Property Farm containing rs acre. Of and IN
good Of cnltivstiop lying st Ee1ve Ulster county
Y in the comm center Of three stage routes and On
the Doawae and HEeson Canal The markets are not sur
p.ssed In n State The location pleasant and healthy
and in the immediate vicinity several churches and
schools. ,.
Possession given immediately Stock and fixtures VITA the
farm II desired Apply 70 STEPHEN VAIL,
No. lSS Chnsopher-st., morning sd evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
'VO LET and LEASE for SALE-The B

Il story and basement House No $50 oth-av. between
I7th sn5 18th the house finished IN modern
style with Croon water hsth range, ke, all IN
der Leasr for years Possession gwen immediately
Apply the promises or No Is Beesmanst, office No q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

Tor SALE-A 1 acre corner Plot OF Land,
i with Store AID Dwelling, most slishy located IN tae
Village az HastIpss p miles from the City Hall with
Nv Hudson River Railroad ard steamboat.
Also sFarm for sale two miles from tie village Apply
TO L. q PIGNOLET. No. iS7 Greenwich-st, cor Dey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

yv,o IETor for SALE-TvO Houses and Lots
~ vsIls on 9ld-st between 81 and fth-sVs- with
.,e poinutes' walk Of the railroad Inquire On
~ -. ,s-,,se. or AZ No % Trinity-plsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

EOR SALE-Three most desirable Building
i Lots south side of 9Ghst- between 81 aud itaays'
each Lot q by $50 feet all in plot free from rock The
above Is well situated for gentemsns residence having
moot extensive Of Long Island Sound and the sur
rounding country IL would be good location for mmu-
factory Terms liberal Apply 1t No ~ Sevent " ron
6tosP. NJ on 2tO 7. d. ). DALL1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
ITO LET-A small family having more rool

II E1E'NN FNN't''
Il than they want, would rent to small AMI genteel
family the Second Floor CONTAINING tour rooms, panes
and Croton the floor Apply At No ISL East
,lxt.Ht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

Tor SALE-The House and Lot No. -, on
N. north side OF WArren-st between Broadway and
Cburcbst For terms which Will be accommodating, ap
rlY 10 MARTIN z. THOMPSON, No ~ BrosdwAy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

northwest corner OF Bleecker and Greeue-ses- beng
RIOT Of 50 .ret or beeckcrs BY Zoe fect Grrenest
and all covered with buildings paying GOOD reat
nj, rlc, Is saitShAs for large
ptos,try OF for some artisan wanting large lot Aad VIII
f'''' HoNER MORGAN, No. Pise-st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12
Rrn0kIYn InfelllgHnce,

EXPLOSION OF BOILER AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY
YARD-Two MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED.
About O'Clock yesterday morning the boiler dredg-
ing machine used in cleaning the docks of distractions
exploded at the Brooklyn Navy Yagd, whereby two
we're killed and tive others considerably. injured. The
of the accident is not precisely known but is
posed to have resulted from defect in the boiler The
machine was blown to atoms-nothrg but backencd
wreck Is left The bodies Of the missing had not
been discovered up to last evening" although digent
seach was made. Their Patrick McNally,
resident Of Albany who was the engineer and j. Smith,
fireman. Those injured Capt JAS McSpra and boy
named Willism Routan The former was blown into the
from the force Of the explosion but managed with
the aid Of those shore to make his out having
sustained comparatively slight injuries. The boy from
the same cause, landed the dock. He too
caped with but slight hurts. The machine wned by
Messrs Morris Cumming, Centre street New York. Ii
Is understood that the boiler constructed in Jersey
City, and had just been put into Several men
boa ID Of alongside and fortunately n0twithstand
ing the fragments cast about everywhere not of
them was injured In the afternoon efforts made
10 raise the machine but without To day 1t
contemplated to put derrick into rcquiston for the
purpose it supposed that the bodies Of the i'll fcd
engineer ami fireman between the decks. The depth
OF the where the dredge lies is about fifteen feet,
and something like ten feet from the shore. Mr. Smith
about thirty years of age and leaves wife and
child who reside at No. 100 South Second street Will
amsbutg. Mr. McNaly vas unmarried, and about forty
vpors oF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12
UNITED STATES SENATE.
EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, April IL, 1853.
FALSE RrMoR-nEcUTIvE BUSINESS.

WASHINGTON, April IL, 1853.
FALSE RrMoR-nECUuvE BUSINESS
Before the meeting Of the Senate this morning. Mr.
PETIT, (dem of Ind coming into the chamber said to
several Senator's "Your sovereign master demands your
stay"
Mr. SEWARD (free soil of N. VI made my prepara-
icns for going to New York to day but WHY have we
been requested to remains
Mr. PETIT have not the least idea but heard that
Marcy is going ont of the cabinet
ihe senate met at noon, and Immediately went into
executive session.
They remained but short time therein
RESIGNATION OF MR. soUiE SENATOR FOR LOUISIANA.
The following resignation of Mr. S0ue Of his seat was
sent to the Senate TO day
r WAsHveros, April IL, 1853.
10 THE President SENATE
r-Having sgnfed to the President acce ptapce of
the high function he pleased confer on me- no
he august body over which preside May that
you viii accept for yourself and tender the other
bers OF the Senate the expression Of regret parting
with suoh associates and wishes for Of
you ALL Your very humble servant -
PIERRE soULE
SPEECH OF THE PRESIDING oFF1cIR-nNAL ADJOURNMENT
One O'Clock having arrived Mr. ArcHIsoN returned
thanks for the gratifying and complimentary resolution
passed rendering him the thanks Of the Senate for the
very able digDfed, and impartial manner in which
he has presided He assured the Senate so long as he
shall have the honor to continue the presiding officer his
highest ambition will be TO retain the and
confidence Of his colleagues
he then announced the Senate adjourned sine lie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12
Events In Albany. .

AN EXCITING DAY IN THE LEGIsLATURE-THE NEW
CHARTER AND POLICE MISREPRESENTATION OF AS
SEMBLYMAN HOWARD, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
Albany, April lilo P. NJ.
Both houses spent nearly the whole day in useless talk
In the morning the Senate engaged in anti rent dis
cussions, and in the afternoon upon Roman Catholic
BILL brought in by Mr.. Taber, which much sharp de.
bate took place. particularly between him and Mr. Bah
cock.
In tho Assembly, two reports were presented by the
Canal Committeethe majority In favor of amending the
constitution as to borrow one and half million an.
nuay for six years the minority In favor of the Senae
resolutions substantially the they came from
that body. Debate upon them omorrow.
The bills amending the cisy charter and police bill were
received in the House from .he Senate and all tho
amendments made by the latter unanimously agreed
to by the House The police to be appointed by the
Mayor ,order and City Judge The election upon the
charter is to take place in June.
Hon. Henry Howard of the House moved to agree
with the committee the bill approprating 3d. 600 to
the New York Fire Department fund This lost when
Mr. Howard instantly sprang upon his feet, and verbally
rendered his resignation The Speaker informed him
that it must be made in writing Subsequently he sent
mp writer resignation, which Mr. Burroughs moved tc
lay upon the table which carried Mr. Howard tool
his hat ard left he chamber and will not return.
1t is new ten O'Clock, and there sigus Of ad
journment.
Both houses have been engaged in reading bills ant
will probably continue till twelve.
The Senate agreed to adjourn at four O'Clock Wed
nesday the House having previously adopted the
time this legislature will then dsperso, to the grca
qualification Of . largo number of the people. W.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, April II, 1853
The steamship Isabel Capt Rollins, from Havana the
Sth instant has arrived at this port.
The lives of the political prisoners had been spared
They taken TO the scafod when their pardons
read.
MARKETS.
SUGARS active. Assorted, 8 a 81 to So on
reals whites, 10r.; yelows 7slr. browns, So
G4r and muscovadoes, ~ Or. The stock of sugars
at Havana and Matanzas amounted to 200 900 boxes.
Molssses scarce, and readily brought 2h reals.
FREGHTs were unsteady, and small vessels wanted.
QuotationsTo Cowes f2 15s to New York, 81 62s per
box and So so per hogshead for sugar.
EXCHANGE on London had advanced British bills were
quoted at ~, and for small amounts 10 per cent On
New York 2si per cent discount New Orleans, IL
fors short sight,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12
The Providence MayoraIty.

PROVIDENCE, April ILL., 1868.
Mayor Barstow publishes letter. declining to be can
datc for election. He gives his reason for this
course that the duties Of the Office require sacrifice
Of comfort and pecunary considerations than he fses
called upon to make Is the circumstances which induced
Aim TO accept last year havc ceased to exist Our muni
pal election does M, take place until ncxt month but
the letter Is written In season TO prevent embarrassment
in selecting Q candidate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12
COrOncr-s Inquest.

FOUND DROWNED. Yesterday an inquest vas held sv
Coroner Wilhelm at the Dry Dock foot of Eleventh street
Fast river upon the body Of George Britenbark Ger
man sixty years Of age who found drowned at that
ace early yesterday morning The deceased was grossly
intoxicated Sunday night Whc in that state he left
his house, No 245 Fifth street, went towards the pier
from which he fell into the water and was dro q ned
The jury rendered verdict Of "death BY accidental
drowning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12

Markets.
NIw 0fLEkss April s, 1865.
Cotton active to- day. with saleu Of 0OJpaes
The market has been rm since the Arcc's news sales
of the week 10 900 bales. We quote niddling axe c
Increased receipts at all Southern ports SIS 600 bates
Frei2hts to Liverpool 16. Sterling exchange 9ifc
New ORLEANS April e-Noon
The sales Of cotton thus far to-day have been OOa
bales, at steady prices The stock hand Is $4,000
bales and the Increased receipts at tbs port 800
bales The Europa's advices published in the Eten-
ing DELHI. They have had no effect on the market.
NV ORLEANS, April II, 1853.
The sales Of cotton this morning been 600 Bales
at fun prices. Mddlng is quoted 92lc.
NEw ORLEANS, April lip N.
Cotton has been active to day, and the business
amounts to fully 1000 bales at advance Of
eighth to quarter of penny Strict mddlng is quoted
at CSC a 10c.
MOBILE, April o. 1888.
The saes of cotton in market during the week have
been ID 900 bales and the receipts Of the period
foot 5000 bales with exports of Il 900 The steck
on hand now amounts to 97 900 beles Mddng is quotsa
at oaic
CHARLESTON, April IL, 1858.
The sales cotton to day have been 800 bales -
prices ranging from SIC. lie. Prices quite FULL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12
City Politics
tn rur pnrrop op rur upyAr

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SR-In your report of the action of the whig Younr
Mems Committee, in Saturdays paper, you state
offered resolution sustaining the course the wbig
United States Senators from this State and the late wh
delegation in Congress from this city, &c But you did
not state that the above resolution laid on tho table
therefore, all not present would infer the resolution
adopted BY making the above correction you will obga
several members who preaent at that meeting.
l. MORGASS, Seventh rsri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12

TKUV1DENCE, April IT, 1900,
The British bark Robert Kerr Moys of and from Glas
gov for New York. with cargo of iron, was abandoned
at March 4th, in lst 40 &c. lon. SO O5 in sinking
condition. with ve feet Of water in her hold having
sprung leak the lst, during heavy weather. All
hands, passengers and crew. fort two in number
taken of by the British bark Douglass, from Newcastle
for Now York, which vessel spoken Sunday last
about eyeDtyfyc miles south Of Monauk short Of pro-
vions Four Of the Of the Robert Kerr arrived
this port this afternoon 10 the schooner Arion, from
Norfolk, which sfol the Douglass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12
The Garriner Cnsc.

WASHINGTON, April II, 1853
In the Gardner case spirited discussion took place
this morning in consequence Of the arrival of ST.
rapgois the Mexican Cor sui General at New York to
give the concluding testimony for the prosecution The
defence wished to proceed with their rebutng evidence
The Court ordered that ST. Arrangos must be here to-
norrow morning. or he could not testify. The Court
then at one o'clock adjourned and Captain Goddard
tclegraphed to bring him to night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12
Marine Disnst& rs

THE LATEST FROM KEY WEST.
KEy WEST April s, 1868.
Tie salvage on the schooner f. g Willard amounted
to 81, $40.
Salvage on the chip Lucy $50 700 and about S75 900
would be required to pay eve, ythng.
The brig Samson, Ia days from New York arrived on
the 10Th u reports coming contact with the schooner
Prospect from Porto Rico with cargo of sugar bound
and all the except the captain and one man rne
Prospect arrived at New York, and reported coming in
contact as above stated
The salvage the bark W. Coffin and cargo has not
yet been awarded.
Eey West il healthy.
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NEWS BY TELEGRA PHI.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
>>>>>>>>>-s->.N>-> ~.
JAS. BUCHANAN AS MINISTER TO ENGLAND
~o~~~~~~~~>o~~~>>~~O
FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF THE .. s. SENATE.
>o~>~>~o>c~>o~~~~>>~~~>o
Arrival OF Vice President King at Mobile.
s>~>Ns,-,s.-.-->-e..
THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
1~o@oe<>o>~~~~~o~o0o0~
LARGE NUMBER OF BILLS ACTED on.
final Passage of the City Charter and
Police Bills.
Assembly Alterations to the Senats's Proposed
Constitutional Amendments.
EXCITEMENT RELATIVE TO THE FIREMEN's
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND.
RESIGNATION OF AsSEMBLYMAN HOWARD.
~>>>~>>>>~a,
THE LATEST FROM HAVANA.
>~~>>~~>~~>>>>o~~>-~o>
Marine Dlsasters---Market Reports,
&C., &C., &c.
Assembly Alterations to the Senatss Proposed
Constitutional Amendments.

Important from Washington.
SPECIAL coRRssPoNDENcE OF THE HERALD.
Mr.. BUCHANAN AS MINISTER TO ENGLAND-FALsE
RUMORs ABOUT THE CABINEr-THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, April 11-9P NJ
The presiding officer Of the Senate this morning mott
fed Senators that he had received message from the
President of the United States requesting them to meet
to day he had business to communicate to the Senate
When the Senate met the nomination of Hon. James
Buchanan received and confirmed Minister to Eng
land for this purpose the President desired the
attendance Of the Senate.
The of CHANCES in the cabinet which have been
gosped about the streets for the last two days. and
found their way into the Intelligence utterly unfound
cd IN fact The pertnscty with which they adhered
to affords good deal of amusement to the secretaries
President Pierce having got rid of the Senate found
time, this afternoon, to take q walk the
There great excitement among the interested about
the district appointments and all sorts of compromises
are talked of between the parties As the President,
however, has not yet spoken the compromises do not
amount to much.
The statement sent to the associated press that
merous appointments to be deferred until the next
session, is absurd. Nearly every change will be made
before the close of the fiscal Both Of June
The following nominations sent in to the Senate
to-day, and confirmed -
Archibald N. Campbell, postmaster at Fayetteville
NC.
Samuel Ridencur postmaster ot Hagerstown Mary
land
George S. Walden, Tin lieu of waldren, incorrectly
spelled in former nomnstion) District Attorney Of
Northern Alabama.
H. L. Dodge of New Mexico, agent for the Indians in
New Mexico. X. II.
no CHANGE IN THE CABINET-DIFFICULTY IN PRO-
CURING QUORUM OF SENATOR'S.
FROM REGUIAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, April 1-6P N.
Ilearn from undoubted authority that no change Of
cabinet officers submitted to the Senate to day. All
rumors to the contrary groundless The reported
breach, If it had any foundation, has been healed
Buchanan's appointment was the only thing Of conse
uence The other papers sent into the Senate simply
corrected the othography Of two three petty appoint
ments.
There barely quorum Of Senator'S present, and it
secured by vigorously drumming up during the night
and morning.