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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
ALISON FOR TEMPERANCE MEN.

Col IHos h. BRAwLErrE. the Wolg candidate Tor
Congress IN tie IYrh stct of ken'ocky' j. beaten
= woes by James : Chri,uan, the D~mocra'c can
oidste The District is very strongly Wing and gaYs
1879 majority Gen Scott asf fall. Il usually gives
1900 70 . 500 Wig majority at Presdsnial Eec-
ton We believe il never TIL non elected any bur
Wig
What las changeditl Rum, simply and solely Inc
eec'ion for Copgrcs. had Legitimate relation to the
Ttmp,Iance qurst on. N,body imagined 'ha, Col.
Bismetre Congress would interfere VIA 'he giorol'
nterry Of Ls constituents get drunk Just Fhea they
plca,ed. But he IS Son # remPeraHoa, and though
he lad sad nothing about the Name Law evsry Rum
lover IN the Disrct knew be either wa Name Law
nan or opgh to be. So they quietly stabbed and de
feaft0 BIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

~ FonIKRs& Wills Phrenologists aud pub ISL,
49,. SHnsoD Han No ISL Nassau-st Nsw-NoEk
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. t.
I, ofisr.s, on, napt-Aeciass, to DR.. -cheaeL.

IHFNTUN- TX
Csfhe~me Kennedy, charged Wtn f"pons ti7 Jrfssy
on, Bank Of g. 900 was brought Up hao-+s o'rpds
b.!r. Chef JJsii,r u ye-ttr day drcs"n Val Dc
r, nd. "a tC-D GROW lh uo-y
Dr. Jas II ScheLcb o. Puimonc >yup notprety, VS.
y T. from 4 oarnsye this afternoon, and lad his tx
hrg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

"''I'N'F ~
M-ior Thomas Bry~it -at,s o. - bttt~l C'DH
fh urrni.o - l. H gtDf Miss 0l-r All b Ton
al Eas 10 coy AZ poiusf Marshal fh Sale Of H'-s'an
Francis McAeihsny ass 70 oay appointed NAy.. ,tr7
keeper At Washington.
Several spp nimenia we're also mfee ~ toe Frn"'a
snf sud Oh rss.
Seustor Smith tss retnued ron Ike so2-fl"f "-d7s
vi;h ID n scent sfs1 nH-a- 4 rs ni1rrsl Tsrp.
Lore Strings claim L eIcitas nia b ie.liry ana IN
easy interest. ,-
K Msrpiy, Con.u 70 Shangh'i China. is % be mar
Iifd on Tuesosy u y, Ia v .-bing.oD
Col Benton q glng = Nts lOlk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
Tie Leuisrille Journal says:

We ois not expect tn defeat Of Nr Brsmle'te We
ST. T. ih,f N. fact Of hs being Son Of IeDpsrn'e
OIL, rid cutie spi against him the great prejudice
D. amt tn Maine Lou, Law b-nE tX'end-d ia GONE
u.s,ure though d course aIjusny 70 Temperance 1850
Dist,u-
In So' GG-,ne says that for tso ~, Is before the
RI. c.n he report every here circulated anf -1t-n
,,.l, b.hey.d tia, Nr b not only Son Of Tempe
reno. lot strong te Of the Name qa0r Lay And
n Al tbs T port DID b n vast Jury.
Iierds of Temperance, do You nos see that here is
al !s.ue tls must be met You may Try to blink 1t,
In. yorr aar,rsGres never siil They have aTead!
lu their max upon every one who ever worked or vo-
tod Tor the Name Law. Woe 10 you il they triumph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

HpLvErA AND Ia EAyETrE GoLD MINiNG OoHfANf
readers 20 tne
sdveIhtn, q the COMPANY IN sno,hci column m ~
DENLY quareiy deud OF not ess AN 10 Per c "a
Ociier DIVIDEND each succeeding qhh"' " Is
sr,.v trsr non Debt Nnh surplus Va III ire s'iy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

E,ycrRo MAG>KrIsN-Dr ;. Ii. SMITH newly III
Ia Ns.,p nc Mschne wi h ano 70 aud 10 current
Price 81 tPsier applied for sent by eNpfss 10 any Iii 90
f,ir, N SNf1N No CsualsI Wafanttd "a Iuu o4
t.n,x ,fsr, flaoro Maeues remedial aseut must follow
~ - the ,rvr rot thr noo OF SAL
xnn,r ~ l.. lhalns h,lts lro hluts
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Aid for IN. Ne,y.oriean- sufferers.

BALTIMORE. saturday. Aug B-sPN
The Pfesien' 81 tn - o 81, ale V ats 1t. t'iy
.nttory n. vs,or Of New Orleans 90 draw IA for
COO ter IN, reliefoi to- sufferers.
boston Saturday. AlE 10. 1888
The subscription 10 Tho cly M Ho.arl A. 90 ',n
Of N OriesI. i thus lar $1,000 A-ssis Ghidrn ~
" lirms suN- $40
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. H.
The contributions il iils City tlr d. isi~ ct 10" Ses-
Orleans sAer.I last evening e. over hls tOOa
dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

SAVING MACHNls.-it II all easy matte To "Titc anu
njnn't blt it
an h. Swd no.t difficult prevent th- gf-t pnhe from pu
sSe,ks nuy.ei sewing NachDs when they bet ee ud
sisl rpIehe,cG Offices IN sew OH Boston r
Isr,s9 a, ircpna At reduced inc 81 500
a"o'i''" ' / NJ SINGER 4 Co, No. is booadwty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

~ DR POWELL, Ocuist Aulst &c receives ms pa
teishon = 70 ocock. daily at HI, oe No - boao"ey W.
~, H. ,,or,,d hs "1ssts i've and h @ a 's ana
IAI FonuAps BIZ. Inserted ~ hour 'ne s.'s pan
Which cxso hkc the natural eye aud ie'''n'o D" WIN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

rV Although the world Is represented 10 the VISA
Pssce contains HsE DYs compared CHsiApeko
ch.nse he coon 9th the dty OF an eec s
esyins beauty bleash turnng red She OF ye
a. laek brown srpleI
Nv CKsTADoEo'S Ne. 6Ascr House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

MAssacHU.FrTs-ILe " hig STATE Convection - 10
be reid A. Irchturg, september p
lhe Free soil parry are 90 hold state Convention at
tie sane place on the 10Th Of Septrmncr
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BUSINESS noTIoEs.
soULTOS PLINPTOs, WILLIAM co.
tsroErEEs AND yosssEs o. oSy GOODS.

,oULTOS PLINPTOs, WILLIAMS co.
lnrcETrKs JosssSs oSy GOODS.
gRicEs
Nc. l2vesey sGhs Gasc'fy<'. H..
I,yeegs "a " ~ ds'o' n"~Se'
" Beg leave u invite the ate1tion 81 oi0'e 'Ay''
A. sh< p.sIvAsD ~ Coos Which tney are Dow 0es
a. .>au,fsI saresoos, 'bsy hsfe @ey eino'-0
IT, a.. a ,. Is ons Of er;aHvs II The eo0niFJ 40
= .sss r-Ses INTO DsTsltn~D eses hs0Ds poien-'sf 500
gre .s,s.s1 distinct q m ~ No res u1'
,.t, ,e. al. ths eAas-rics Of 1'ne' -nd '-p-FAts
ss. anon AID ,rsy each department usually ef'eH'
r., "a nsnb~r UPON n sooa. and oy ~aeh mn
..,h~, ,,s enarx.d snd bay,rs compare eus an
go, a. roo hsve ,ui ooe poe and thnn a. a'0a -
e,zlua thsi One ssas'' dollar ia a. Ss a. aaol.e''
rsG OzpazrisssTs AL A. FoLLo"h
pa,. A. On sh.n DE- .srtueut locssec on ne m''
I,y... O. u. Defarfu4ut .ocssd ~ nrsf noo
woolsr Cod. Men, wes' fep.rtn'-tt ,'a.so Co..
Dop.r Oooo. d. paltpest ioesDd % 80 o ..o.,
49, "a CIs Dsp.1u@nt ocss>d Of tbs oss-n'' u '''J
vhite C,oods and In broleJ Department. ~
soU ,.,.a m IN. second so-y.
81 e.. lrr.r,nso. generally tsrned fe1 H'''' ',''
on th.sooocd stOry ...,.....A Co. ,,s return. = ~
ie onl, eou,, questJ he system q oisras iss'
1 81 tso~p 81 yles Of roOas very chap . - o''S'
eel uDdersooS Is entirely sVooSa 10 u'S ''o'
e,.r, . ,e Of Coods ef'e"eis oaeaI -...
\, ssa,r. intsle Of per ee1' per Aan1" -. I ~
80, ,a,she at Bank, Banker CoDHsso. muse O. ~
Nov gort, Jul, Is, iss
s,y,Rtos UspER.GARxEsTs, CLOVIS AND HjsiEsf.
30 srs s,u, purchasns sut Of The asve F'od ad
- H. b. 4 Al pios. generally paid To- inf nor qa1los az f'S
fully referred 10 rxosA n,v.
Ho.sry-srd Usder-JsIrnert Mandatory
No 81 Brosd~sy,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotsl .od SiOlJ' 'sf'ea-
p,x,,.rA1Ios oy PLATE On the lTh INST, the
-. I'd el.rts ID Ofic o. NJ sns~f o. pc
srf,s 10 SIR snsef Of the ~ 'sl ~
Of A. na-niscSy q" % si' ~
Esn O. O. Bosos iolo~ are she iete u p's - 90
80 .eestiaste. the the psfties ptt - VI
rs.o 4, sr 5S5 Broadway with al the fe''-'" |
splsnob essbhshneIt ~ yosx Augut l. 50.
N Of tie onglsi patsut srs-i ~ Voi
EININe MACafsE uituS sii-7 ~, .h7 4S
our s1nta,i04 - S'+ r. .
A. isv.ro, or sDdy)ur hOeAty 10 oi'
eur invention v a. J1esenpo 10 pub n,c- a. A
-, Al ,,wins fy uaeinsry prsccl! ln - ~ DC
e. Ls,lia. A. the. Which sgd ucn re GA "a
en,yiv. a. OF IN mechanical hn iDtsin psn'nsi
IA Instrument and Dsfuste pre- % 80 l 81
pr~ ~ ube the fh ufe OF pfT " M ms
sewing NassLe has '-h faso TO ls
md d,tth d proud IN here-
o. Invention ~hc1 AZ "a
nert,ei, yer pfOouce imI1uaut s1i Dn 'h7 e are
snd he wins phAucay one OF in-h ~ -i nc
b.Ls the iDc stfiil pisl OF ll
snd bto GOV their suhOfs 70 the 81 h1'h a1
sTsiitDde Of
Ifeai respect, we are 81 your Huy' T. t,y,.n.,os
WfscsssrER, . BUssEss,
CHASLEs lRvtS, q. d. O't-Ni
&. ". Glossy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

~ B.RKEks's Cheveuxooique' the snot. uuie '.
BEEN before the pubic has pTodUeea more woa.eal ie'
.trs hi, sro~ han al other Sfcs combn-d have Deco soc
40 IN year Its seion The scalp woDd ra cAct h1 g
whe Tor has been Dcpot, bASAA~SS Aa1N 49,
Dssssi.x No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
The Ohio gIyer.

CHCI.NArL salErlf AZ j.. -.
III rysr here e 10 gosc L.sisaoe o. 1913 -
b ia running. . ,, ., ID. a.
T. ere a,s euttpo sseti Ia ncnes Fe'-r 10 o.
srd Lfug TIE iArger eA-ss Of boats have o''G -
othgs :, lay gp
r. storr 81 at evening proven "a NJ N-sN-s =
Eas;ern VINES and tfe Wellington and Aer J1''@-@ 49,
VS. not work.n. - Il AgED-tA ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
The Mortality In BostoB-Des.FEctiss fire.

EDsroS ss-iglaf Al.asf - b'A
DUrrg he Wefk sndirg - L01L % o9, 80 drSh,y55
cured ~ 'hi- cts. Of WIN large p-ooTnon Sef7 Gan
cref Du INK yesterday - -rsol5 .-l if.in ih7 -
= CntI,-., drny si1r- ST. g. .--i. 81 ges ttnige1
by IRE tiis morning etteat IL J90 I-sU'- =
love Providence AID Nes-l Ok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

~ JOINS TAioR beg. respectfully - MORN us Old
Al the public generally that h. uptown saloon o"eei
Re 81 hnlss and Metropolitan tells "A NJ" open Io b,n -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

NARytAyD-The Wig State Convention meets at
Balunor. SEPTEMBER ].
Tie DtuocIanc STATE Convention nominated for Gov
eruor / Watkins Lyon, II Howard Co.. Controller,
lliam PircbLey WHITE, Baltimore Clty. Lottery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

Tur sEwIsG MACHINE. persons ih.ercsuu ~
.lins .,pDs or asng sewing Machnts by whiiseef aN
eaIea are auesed notice TIE adveus-nsn' IN 'he
eolumu i.ide pAg lofL Howl Jr No % 60sa"aN E
tnvsrtor a., The sewing Mstli established ny thr g.
absrsi they Gil bsoo1 the 10" Tor u"EeWon1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

fAnBAsK's platform SoALEs-L0ng Aho"h's e'ere!
'esto' ~"e''"s' F.IsBA~Es 4 Co 70. 20 Natsfsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
Prom rorIo CaIrlio.

sfON. = ny WI - %
L,itsrs received here .r.-. Fo.t) abel E. S..' -
H.. ,,scoo . lffke earth 1usse - Gun ma
Iha, yats hat the tom F.s Eear destroyed AMI iA@
lJo persons psrsbed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

OsEeoS George L Curry, the acting Governor OF
tie IeniioD established The FIRST printing o.cr tere,
aud was returned several years since u te Territorial
legislature A few years since be Vas al apprentice
boy in BOston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

Purch.evwil pesso he esei o. ask o Sa AA- NN' '~' 49,
1913 Pits a before the publs 4
c V Chckner Co No d
p.o No 50 CoutAndt-s also BY eli Respectable Dr~ss't' m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

OHio.-We Learn from The TNe DemOcrat that Judge
Bss.l rec col cauddate tor Lieut.. Governor uas
WltLdIaVn hs bamr nom the ticket Circumstances
over Which be has control compel him u take this
step he Ctsrsiaad 90 fOrest Guy suggests the Ia
hing up Of Dr. Isaac j. Allen, a Jealous Anu-sagery
sud Temperance uan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

~ Country Merchants should NJ iip aIso , p their
,,,,a,,r r,,a,s int Csfuioes, Lte ain
.,,oI al se1ds The dcnatd or window o'corsuo cAeaus
thiooshou tie eoultry kLLrY FEReUsoS No 3 bfotlN
"a NJ 81 aie ruuci.a naIuacturs aud mp els
"a oneY 81, Al lncucemenfs Go THE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

SusP,NpEns- We have just OpeDcd an assortment OIL
s.ruer and other yss wholesale ~ feal ano 'Aly n"e
'''''' ~ IL No 81 Mass INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

TP Ladies respectfully h"'lhcd tha' I'Scut ln''
enable TU11IE his Grand emporium No SO bro'd"y
70 enei .hen greatly reduced prices kerca. o. sST. N
"a nsefny FURNISHED and immense stoA OF s
n ey,fy taste md cordiuon. n bINO cses q" .Iuhs
FsDs each $40 Porte outs ,noa' Hu' "
ertle with Fancy Goods Toys Of every desciiPuSh
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-11
COLONIZATION BOARD

BY an act of the last General Assembly new
board called the Colonization Board has been
created, which, it is hoped and believed, will do
much to effect the removal of the free people
of color from this State. 1t will give an impe-
tus to the efforts of the colonization Society, and
may be an inducement TO this class Of people vol
untarily 10 change their residence and seek a
new home, In country better suited to them,
where they may enjoy privileges which can
never be extended to them here. This board is
composed of the Secretary of the Commonwsath
the Auditor of Public Accounts the Second Au-
dltor and four other members to be selected bv
the Governor
The law appropriates thirty thousand dollars
per annum tor five years, and places under con-
troll of the Board, in addition, the amount raised
by the tax upon free negroes and the sum re-
celved for issuing their registers both which
sums, it Is computed, will equal ten thousand dol.
lars anoually. And the board Is authorised to
receive donations The money at the disposal OF
the Beard is to be employ ed to aid the COLOMBIA
ton Society in transporting free negroes to At
RIGA and subsisting them there for limited
time. a2
I'hey are allowed to appropriate not exceeding
nifty dollars for each free person transported-to
be paid to the authorized agent of the State Co
lonization Society.
Under this law the Governor has lately appoin-
ted, as the members Of the Board, Peachy r.
Grattan, Thomas H. Ellis, John O. Steger and
John Howard, Esqrs. names that we believe will
give universal satisfaction With Board so
constituted and with such liberal appropriation
by the State, we have no doubt that much good
Will be accomplished. Eng.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-11
THE RAILROAD MASSACRE,

NeRWALK, WAY y.
A number of the bodies living in the station.
house have beeA recognised by their friends.
Mr.. Leroy Grant, of Richmond, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Burke, of Lancaster, lPeunsylvania
have sufficiently recovered to be able to leave fol
New York.
The number of bodies recovered is 49,
The number injured and remaining ut Norwak
21.
The number on the train who escaped withou.
injury is 146.
The trucks and tenders of the cars which
were imbedded in the sand have been removed,
but no more bodies were discovered; it is, there
fore, the impression that the dead have all been
recovered.
The company are now engaged in rigging a
derrick, with whichto raise the locomotive and
tender.
Bills are posted all over the town calling a
meeting this Afternoon at the scene of the TRACE.
dy, for the adoption of measures with reference
to the same.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-11
HUSTINGS COURT.

The Grand Jury came into Court yesterday
about O'Clock, p. M, and rendered true bill, on
Indictments against the following persons for mis-.
demeanor; Emanuel Raymond, Chrstiana, hi,
wife, John Jaizer, and Philip Froman, tor assault
Jacob Cross, free negro,) Charles Honrau. Fred
Benja min, VIM. Vest, d. II. Anthony Samue
Frazier, Mitchell Walsh. David Walsh, ant
Thomas McDearmon,-[the last three were in
dicted for an assault some time since on watch.
mon Boze and Bowen, who ware in execution O
their duty queing riot near the Armory
An indictment against Mary Tyree, free
woman of colour, for keeping house of i'll fame.
was returned "not u true BILL"
True bills were found against Nokiah Lysan-
der and Shadfaek, emancipated slaves, for re-
naming in the Comm onweath beyond the time
allowed by law.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-11
Correspondent oil tile Baltimore Sun.
WAsuISaroN. NAV O

WASHINGTON, May o.
The cabinet is uaGoraiebi 20 be again eneake cd
upon foreign appointments aud it is presumed
that the list will 10 completed to day. Governor
Trousdae, OF TENNESSEE, has been designated
for Brazil or Chill. Gen. Gadsden will probably
go to Mexico, and Gov. Seymour, of Conn. to
Russia That arrar cement is rendered probable
by the transference of Gov. Trousdae from the
Russian to South american mission. Major
w. Ii. Polk, brother of the late President will
go home and contest his district for Congress
The late Wing Legislature threw Mr.. Polk and
q. w. Jones, both popular members Of the late
Congress, into the district
Mr.. Wall, of New Jersey, son Of the late Sem
ator Wall, will be appointed to chargeship,
probably to the Hague. Mr.. Croskey, our popu-
lar and estimabe consul ut Southampton, is ap.
plying for chargeship.
Ma or Samuel F. Sawyer, editor of the Nor
folk Angus, has been appointed collector of Nor
folk, Va. The salary and fees of the office
amount to $500. This is one of the best offices
in the State.
1t is probable that George Saunders will be ap-
pointed Consul to London, if he will pledge him
self not to sell George Laws guns. nor supply
Kossuth and Mazzini with ammunition for their
forays upon the domains of despotism on the con-
tinent. Col. Aspinwall has been Consul there for
thirty eight years, and would have been above
the reach of political favortism but for the ex.
poson of the United States Bank, twelve or four
teen years ago, which swept away his accumu-
atiops. Col. Aspuwall lost an arm in the war
of 1879, aud would be .unexceptionable il he
had kept up with the progressive spirit of the
age.
Enough has transpired to indicate that the two
sets of custom house claims, amounting in the
aggregate to about half million of dollars, will
not be paid during the administration. The COL
ectors and other revenue officers of the last ad-
ADMINISTRATION will be required to settle up without
regard to the large items presented in their &C.
counts under the heads Of the 90 per cent excess
of duties, and weighers' and measurers' fees.
Gen. Gushing, the Attorney General, has je~
cded that the code of rules and regulations
adopted by Mr.. Fillmore, on the Sd of March,
for the government of the Navy are unconstitu-
tiona, illegal and void; and it has been recalled
and cancelled accordingly. These rules are said
to have been formed by board, of which Com
modore Morris was president, and Commodores
Shubrck, Smith and Skinner, and commander
Dupont, members. Their report came in later
than was expected, and was accepted without the
mature deliberation which the President and
Secretary of the Navy would have given it.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-11

me SOUTHERN LITERARY MEsaErosR h5s stsv rs.
oeea a'd upon our lab by the publishers Aesses Me-
at'ane Ferguson 4 Co., Of This city. It is az n.n.,
hied with valuable and entertaining original matter i
prose aud poetry The following the table of
MIR oaxtons review Of my Novel;" CLEANS and 3roon,
or Joy cometh In the Morning. Dream Pictures Notos
and Commentaries on Voyage to China: Popular Kno,v
,eose the Necessity Of Popular Government Woman.
rue Mission or 1.-THE Noble Ladies of England Scenes
Deyoha the Western Border;-together with original
foesry Notices of New Works &c. This excellent M,
gazne is now published at 90 per AMMAN and da.,..os
TO IND place in the bosom of every family in the Com.
monwealth.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-11

HE CoALITIoNtsTs OF MAssAcHusErrs.-
Boston correspondent of the New York Evening
Post gives some particulars showing the division
OF parties In the Convention which assembled last
week to revise the Constitution of Massachu.
sets. Writing under date of May 4th, he says:
"Ihe Democrats and Freesoers elected TO the Con,
ventlon met at the State House last evening in
caucu es Before any nominations were made the Dem
ocratIc Cancus, with, believe, only one dissenting
voice, voedto unite with the Feeso Caucus and hen
proceed 10 business rs one body 1t IS deemed sig
hhcant circumstance that the motion for this purpose
was introduced into the Democratic caucus and warmly
Boston. N y VI
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-11


tPusLic Acr-No2l
AN ACT for the relief Of Brevet Bugadier Genera
Benust Riley and TO enable him to settle his acco &,
with the United States
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep,esen
tatyes ofthe United States of Anne RIGA in Congress
semsled That the provisions of The act approved the
third Of March. eighteen hundred and orlyrnIne ent
tied act to provide for the setemc Mt OF the
0, public oineers, and others who may have received
moneys arising from military contributions or oaeryie
IN Mexico" be and they hereby applied to R,sve,
Brig adler General Bennett Riley, in reference 10 ali
moneys raised and cole cted by him. Tor contributon
penalties, internal assessments, duties or other obc
In California from the CONNIE MT of the lat wsr
with Mexico to the Twelfth day of November eighteen
hundred and foriy nine, and the said Riley
Tor settle and pay into the treasury of the United Stats
o general purposes, any balance OF moneys shown TO
or IN MS hands upon such settlement; and all papers
vouchers, and other documents connected with the
ievying and collecting OF any money aforesaid shall
b. filed with the accounts rendered for settlement 5v The
said Riley. ~ '''
Sec 2. And be it further enacted That in settling ,b
accounts OF said Riley aforesaid, The account,no
officers OF the Treasury be and they are hereby au
thorlzed and required to credit him with any sum or
sums OF money ad or advanced by him for detravine
thu expenses OF The convention of California called to
frame nf state constitution. and also the sums
OF money advanced by him for the relief of destitute
overland engrants t. California; and such credits shall
De allowed only on the production of proper vouchers
10 such form may be approved BY the Secretary Of
the Treasury OF the United States; and the said officers
OF the Treasury shall said settlement further credit
the said Riley with all sums of money expended BY
dctudl government OF CalitOY.
MA ratification OF the treaty OF peace with My
leo and before the formation of the State government
and whlct expenses may appear to have been proper
and necessary; but not authorized by any law of the
United States: Provided That before credlting him the
said last expenditures they shall be approved
by the President of the United States. -
SEC B. And be 1t further enacted, That as comnen
saiion sr collecting safe keeping and discussing the
SAID moneys, the said Riley shall be allowed and cred
lted on such settlement ona and half per cent upon
the moneys raised and collected by him and he
be lowed no other or further compensation therefor
SEC 4 And be 1t further enacted. That the Secretary
OF the treasury be and he is hereby directed to c.sa
proper defence to be made, al the expense of the I'M
tea states. to any suit or suits pending or that
hereafter may be instituted against the said Riley for
any moneys rlised and colec,edby him in CaIf,rnis
and TO which this act is aIpc ab!e.
Approved February 8, 1853.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-11

DIVISION OF Monroe WARD. At the regu
lar monthly meeting of the Council Monday af-
ternoon, report from select connittee, de-
claring it expeiiert to divide Monroe Ward
was presented aud adopted. The line Of diy
sion is Broad street, from Seventh street west
ward to the corporate limits. The portion South
OF Broad street to be caile1 Monroe Ward, aud
the other, or Northern section to be STYLED
Marshall Ward. Both Wards, however, only
elect five Councilmeu and five Aldermen that is
to say, Monroe Ward elects three Councimen
and three Aldermen, and Marshall Ward two
Councilman and two Aldermen.