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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

The mate of the American schooner Flirt Is in
prison at Batavia Java, on charges that the courts
Of the country have pronounced unfOunded' and yet
our Government refuses TO interfere for his release
The ground of this refusal is that he is not an Amer
can citizen but British subject, which we believe Is
the fact The British Government however also TO
fuse TO inteere on the ground that he is sailor on
board an American vessel was arrested in that capa
CITY end is entitled accordingly to American aud not
to English protection Thus between the two the
poor fellow anguishes in his dungeon aud may die be-
fore he is set Tree. This is wrong. As an American
sailor subject to American laws and liable to be re-
claimed any where by an American Consul in case he
had deserted bis ship he is surely entitled to the safe
guard of the American flag. 1t is not as citizen but
as a seaman that Government should espouse his
cause. If Mr. Marcy could find time to look after
Martin Koszta, why can't he vouchsaie little atten
ton to this sailor who is unjusty imprisoned in the
East indies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
meA Ia. pursued them All Tho o''i vessel 'en'

meh has rn,sucd them ell Tho n''' vessel pem
coached the has, ndiep hut l.es disabled somewhere
IA tho Ar,hirclnno hc,ond purslhll, "l Reaching hnr
i,,,t,ntt,n A coulter who came by tho Sues route
.,,,,h, ,hs ,alamiirus information 10 "a Petersburg
,,,rala,po ,esscl asncNt sdpwfechod tho coast
tr,.i.na 4 ,hird reimbursement aucferdnd In act
,,, ~, IA, as Norway, aud thorc had 30 stop I, con
,lt,a ofa nicatc of sixty cups, which ran aground,
while transport vessel accompanying her was totally
l,a llarrib tho mAinnet Icll on rock. aud The
crew saved themselves by this accidental bridge
Though these dFaecrs were partly the work OF tho
elements they the lcss afford an indication OF tho
real state q the Russian naval cstlbshmcn AMI give
n new and striking evidence of the incapacy of tho
Russian Government to create good navy Thc sya-
fem of REGULATION that prevails in all branches of the
Administration has lis special field in the navyyarls
Thus the ships are generally constructed ofdccayed ma
tcrals and badly equipped though externally var
nis ed in order 10 make show when seen by the mas
ter The officers are appointed by favor rather than
for capacity, ana the crews are no sailors at all.
general outcry now raised at st. Petersburg against
Prince Menchikoir who, for more than twenty years
WAS the Minister of Marine without being in any way
acquainted with sbip.buding or naval maneuvers and
vhSafter spending immense sums ofmoDey, has brought
the navy to this deporabe state. This is the same
Prince Monchikof who has had so much TO do in ere
atng the present difficulties of the so-caled Eastern
Question Most likely the ships of the ponderous fleets
in the Baltic and in the Black Sea are in the same
state and possibly in worse one than the ships de'
tined to Japan and the Pacific is certain that these
fleets could not stand moment against the combined
naval forces of England and France, if they should
seriously attack them.
The more pressing matters which just now occupy
The Cabinet of ST. Petersburg do not prevent It, how
ever from steadily following its projects in the Pacific
end at the Sandwich Islands The next European
steamer will very likely bring here the Russian DiPlo
matte Agent en- route for the Court of King kameha
mala, whose appointment was announced some
months ago by THE TRIBUNE. Should Russian perhdy
create any difficulties at the Sandwich Islands or at
Japsn-the combined feet Of Putlatne with bis soft
water mariners will prove scarcely mouthful for
Commodore Perry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

TIE cholera has made its appearance at NewOr
leans That unfortunate city having hardly got rid Of
the yellow fever is now visited by this new scourge
We trust may not long act her though there is no
reason to suppose that its ravages be so fatal as
those of the pesteuce it succeeds But the breaking
out of this epidemic in any city in the country should
be a warning to ALL and especially to New-York 1t
tells us that must purify our streets and remove
from them the filth that testers and generates disease
If we would not have the cholera here next summer
let us be wise in time and not only give the City
thorough cleansing now but keepit decent hereafter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON.

Prom Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, wednesday, Nor. 49, 1853.
I have just learned that tho g vcrnncnt ha, "a.
ceived late dispatches from the Sandwich Island.
which announce the fact that revolution thrcatepa,
the deposition Of tie existing government Of ,Ae.,
Islands is supposed to be on foot and to be fomen.i
BY the British and French Consuls The object Of tb
movement is to throw obstacles in the way Of ce,,c,
Of the islands to the United States The sabjeet win
no doubt receive the serous consideration Of the Cal,
met and it is not impossible that may be the occ,
sion of supplementary paragraph in the Message
find that the Rev. Mr. MuBURNE of Mobile win
very probably be elected the Chaplain Of the HOass
Mr.. Mburnc is Methodist, though man Of truly
liberal sentiments He has nearly los. the use Of hi.
eyes and is one of the most eloquent preachers in the
country. There could not be better choice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
A RFFOR3I NEEDED.

For some years past the officers Of the Senate and
Assembly in this State have been in character and ca
pacity far below mediocriiy Gamblers libertnes and
drunkards have, by some means or other, insnuatel
Themselves into some of tie various Offices The
of the sergeant-at-Arms Of the Senate in 1851, and
the Assistant Librarian of 1883 are in point Both of
these ocers were convicted Ofgross misconduct while
many who have not been convicted escaped only by
too lax state of morals and discipline on the part OF
the members of the Legislature. Ii is proper to add,
however hat there have been some honorable excep-
tons to the the preceding statements, but they have
been few. Let us have reform 10 this matter, and
tie character of legislation will be materially i'm
proved. If W. must have small army OF men, hold
ing sinecure Offices about the halls of the Capitol az
Albany let them be persons of resPectabiity and fair
morals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

against allowing hhT riohuvn W WV F''"P'' w
case Of Tho representatives Of tb's country so''
respect should reqairc to Insist on 'hor ro'op'o"
y orcIqp poienates In tho dress tboy wear "n'n VIZ
Hing The President shonld n military or ni'il 'mser
hoscnt No m Envoy 10 Europe or elsewhere u woul
be- very proper for him to wear his uniform On ON IA
occa,ons Just he would do At home Bat why Shvud
n civilian who has uniform, and would blush 10 Do
seen in one ut The Presidents leTee rig himself mt In
eoldlace aud embroidery at Berlin or st. Petersburg
Why should an American stoop to do what even bar
baran not required to do, change the official costume
of his country for Chinese pettcoAs at Pekin or
fancy embroidered swalowtailed velvet, such as the
illustrous sou6 sports SO ascinatngy at Madrid
II is an absurdy and degradation and we trust Con-
gress will take the matter in hand, and supply the
piece of Mr. Marcy's halfway and unsatisfactory cir
cular by positive law on the subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
ARRIVAL OF MARTIN KOSZTA AT BOSTON-lN
VITATION TO JOHN Mitchell.

BosToS, Wednesday Nov. 30, 1883
The bark suana with Koszta board will arrive here
about o'clock this afternoon The matter creates no sen
sation.
Special Committee, consisting of Sargent Neil, Capt
Thomas Cas- and d. w OBren leave here this afternoon
for New York invite Mitchell TO visit Boston The Com
miee represent Old Ireland" young Ireland" and
Military Ireland"
F0ther Gavazz lectuIed last night in the Music hau 70
about 500 persons
The weather here il as mild as June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM THE PLAINS
MASSACRE OF CAPTAIN GUNNlSON AND
EIGHT OE HIS PARTY BY INDIANS, &c


EIGHT OF HIS PARTY BY INDIANS, &c.
ST.. LoUIs, Wednesday, Nov. 80 1883
The Salt Lake Mail has arrived at Independence bringing
intelligence of the of Capt GunnisOn and part Of
his exploring party
An express reached Gov Young the 3s October from
Capt Morris giving account Of the massacre which was
committed by party of Indians on SEWER River The
killed were Capt Gunnison Mr.. Kern the Typographical
Engineer William Porter guide two others and three
privates of Company mounted riaemen The following
are the particulars;
Capt GunBson and twelve of his party had separated
from the rest and while at breakfast band OF indant
intending to destroy Mormon village near at han1 came
upon them and fired with rifles and then used bows ana
arrows Shots returned by the Gunnson party out
they were oveowered and only four escaped Gunnson
had twenty six shot in his body and when foin1
one of bis arms off The notes Of the survey wnlcn
had been nearly completed, instruments, and the animals
were taken by the Indians.
Gov Young Immediately sent aid to Capt Morris 70 re-
lease him from bis critical position in the midst Of uean
erous Indians and endeayor to obtain the lost properly
The party intended soon to 90 into winter quarters
party of CheyenDes surrounded the mail and densna
ed nearly oil the provisions which were given up them
Sr GGlegos the Delegate to Congress has arrived ana
left for Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

BY telegraph, this morning. we have late and dis
tressing news from the Plains Capt. Gunnison and
Mr.. Kern, Typographical Engineer of the Exploring
Expedition, VIM. Porter, guide; three privates of
Company A, mounted rifemen and two others while
at breakfast at Salt Lake. surprised by party of
Indians and massacred. Capt. GunnisOn had 26 ar
rows in his body when found, and one arm of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

Gov. Fairbanks, Vermont f. c. Kraball, Editor Ara
California; Hon Presley Ewing Kentucky Prof Baehe,
Washington; Hon John Il. Macy, Wisconsin Hon f.
HaIett Boston Mel Turner, California Hon L. Williams
Massachusetts, Hon d. t Jones Syracuse Captains Gar
diner and Woodbury., l. S Army Capt Macomber' u >
Navy arrived yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel
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ms r,s rpr lAplrs Tho demand this season
sra wsse 'he ,o srs 70 .s
49, t,.r ene ia =, ncdsrsir rr'css call on h,SrA
AIMS BEAVER RoNNErS-iadics viii ind at
r.Ne,s Canrs ~ Canal and Ws'e'' a,a s,e,ass ~ e
sSs S.," Niece 'nt Chtd' Beaver ns,f Trimmed 10 inc
n. ,,si,fei shd s'tan n'hn'' I" Pi''' o""'@N INV
pircct ,rom Paris 10 the Maison de Condancc, NEW
s,~ NJ rs Broadway between sh aad nh 's III ne~e,i styles
81 isss s,ses r1 Csr wies'A' ana variety Of rich fancy
rrEHAM's 100000 GIFTS O. X
s. y hs srrosS by the sss5ssSsI ne on the 'A
Inst "a '"'' use sAa,1 Ta'sSr pronounce
and value fairly estimated
There remain nrsod j. 8 han -,.,-..
wA1sA car ts obtained at
A. Aesd'Sy Hall ~ 60 b ts. T ia pr0,ar,,,
LovtJoy'S HowAkn'S ana Merchants Hotels
VxprR. e GARMENTS AND HOSIERY, WHOLESALE AND
rrAl-A arr ed in purchasing At s6hmen ois,
ms AID soef Ana whsIf n v Sous
;hc viy he IN The mark ana oo a. me nj
the udrc otsr 10 discerning pn PIC u tne a
Ir pcTscr and Manufacture.
DIR. IN HoDEXsACK: | do hereby certify that |
ua a ctc6 DysyeJsh Worms and Liver Complaint for ten
sf and ihen your Worm syrup AID taking the tenn
hce rsssed fsrewesm 90 inches IN length and IN one onn
VIZ ''A'"" oris YfAw,Ns PAUL Camden Co Nj.
shui.er OF the Ademsn n md o5 saa oaa'y IN aoove
Paul who scr being dolly srhed ACCORDING 70
law doth dp and hsi the above statement st am true
Sarsd and subscribed before hi, 18Th day Of August 1870
n HosrNs,oK proprietor Of Hohensak Worm Syrop and
Liver Pills PhdelThis v CLieKENER Co. No 81 Barclay
# n. y Agents fer the Essern Sass
Christmas is coming, and those in search of new and
beautiful preser respectfully invited to call the
extensive ROGERS, No 4 Broadway where they
expressly for holiday presents
SINCE TIE PEOPLE OF THIS NATION
Gained their liberation
From he tyrannzaton
Cfthe Old English Laws
Eohibr IN their regu ion
Has caused such 4 sensaton,--
Not e. the Annexation,
Or the AniSavtry cause
bcsr station,
Through this bsld-headed n'tion
Ofthe world.r, nowned KATHAKIoS,
For Preserving the HAIR
Millions JON IN attestaton
Into The barren Uranium,
And the gray head foare-
While the rising generation
Aud the nice discrimination
Oforr lady population,
Sound It's praise from sea to sea-
Gray hair is vexaion-
Dandruh s a bOtheration-
Bright locks fascination
Ho LYONS KATHARIoN for me.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

e,dne, IN New roulh wales n Ia Tins Tho shortest
ROUTE l,uni fufupo. nnd with but very narrow ""oh
Il land intervening Hat In addition, Panama 'np''
slNn,a possces great attractions FOR tho Paclhe oon
,,e,cn NON tho fact ihat ~ ia the terminus OF Tho
slo,tcr possible land p'saro between tho two gfeat
oeeenu Aui what Ia iruo OF Panama on ono sidc In
,o,ell, tfuc Of Arpirwa on tho other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

MssrssIPPI-Ful returns from IS counties and reported
msioCs from SIX Others foot up for Governor, Rogers
CWLig l72Os McI.ae, Secession DEM 1925 Being I'm
ion Is5l of 36ls and Wing gain since the Pre
dental election of 1865 Judge Rogers the Wing cand
date for Governor poed more votes than Pierce did last
wear when the latter defeated Scott by $500 majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
MoMAN's RiaMrS STATE CONVENTION,

k0tukstkE. " "Wednesday. nov - ~, \ "a
Neipses Eishls Stale Convention es'eAo,'' . :,
IL dan tbs ATTENDANCE aei lsssv lae % -, IA
H., es,alJ MAJ Ut syracuse, ~, eho''a a,l
,ts sbsepVe "a Mss SisnelA phem ~es 1ee s ies
ia ike CHAIN twelve Nlse fgvsleai' ~vo saosNa
Nv Nss hao~a epSoeA he meelh'k VIA efos 49, ~.
luQs0a1Nes mVaS aig>iuteA As ,he WA ~ ne 'osV"
Was eseVlied ~ sges.A uVe Mts N'se, -.,,,.. "a
" lbs ANtlaeea ses,les, the p@slaSSe ,N""Y IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
LOSS OF A THOUSAND DOLLAR NOTE.

ALBANY, Wednesday Nov 80 1871
produce dealer of New-York City is here, searching IA
Montgomery st. for thousand dollar note Of the Bank Oh
America which he supposes he dropped in the cars here
Monday night and that il swept out into Monigomd!
street He did not discover his loss until he arrived at New
York, on Tuesday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
T. 6 SENATOR FROM NEwHAMpsHIRE.

BosroS, Wednesday Nov 20, 1883.
Ex-Governor Jared w Williams has been appontedby
the Governor of New Hampshire to supply the vacancy in
the United States Senate occasioned by the death of tho
Hon. Charles G. Atherton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

SAILING OF THE ARABn-The British mail steamer
Arabia, Capt Judkns, sailed ir'm Jersey City at nine
O'Clock yesterday morning for Liverpool She carried out
enc Lundrd and twenty six passenger and On freight in
specie, s66579C and 4is65 st Ring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
Nen-11pr1s DalIp Gr1b1ea1e.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER l, 1853.
m OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TO CORRESPONDENTS
be taken Of Communications Wtaeser
insertion be authenticated by the and
sddre of the wuternot necessarily or publication, bnt
rusrsntee Of his good faith
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
CHOLERA AT NEWORLEANs

NEw-ORLEASs. Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1853
The Board of health reports 26l deaths during last week.
including l99 from Choera-tho latter mostly grants
Edward j. Carroll formerly Editor of The Crescent died
yesterday
The weather is rainy and sultry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
BURGLARY AT NEW HAVEN.
NrW.H,Vrx Walnosiav. Nav. 30,

NEw,HAyrS, Wednesdly, Nov .! -, 80.
Tie extensive dry goods store Of Alden hnnhns,'s
In Chapel IT.. was entered by very expert ourgi"' %
night and robbed of silks 20 the value OF SLOW ~
ward of s5oo Is offered for the arrest OF the thieves ''
recovery Of the goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
FROM WASHINGTON.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Nov. 30 lsn
The Treasurers statement ending 2sih Nov, shows an
aggregate net balance of twenty four millions four hundred
and sixty one thousand dollars at oil the repositories and
mins viz New York, four millions five hundred and sixty
thousand Boston three millions and sixty nine thousand
New Orleans nine hundred and sixty five thousand; 81
louis one million four hundred and thousand San
Francisco ono million two hundred thousand Philadelphia
mint seven millions six hundred and seventy thousand
New Orleans mint three millions nine hundred thou.and
Joseph Kennedy has been appointed by the President
Morshal of the Eastern District of Louisiana vice Mgay
resigned.
The Union publishes Gen wolbridges speech delivered
at the New York Adamantine meeting QUi vTE
The Union of this morning has article the Union Of
the Democracy in which makes the following remarkable
assertion
"Ifthe Baltimore platform lad expressly approved or
disapIroyel Of the Compromise the nominee would have
met certain defeot
Tbe friends of the of diustmeu never had suf
cert strength to elect president ard this fact oughto
impress se with force upon the minds Of Democrats who
claim from the Administration consideration toward
the original advocates of the Compromise than they are
supposed To have received.
Assistant Surgeon Cronmier has been detached from
the frigate Columbia and together with h.rd Assistant
Suidsley and Plympon, ordered to the Coast survey
The Dcmscratc members hold their Saturday
NIGHT TO nominate officers for tho ii luse. Inc buosiny
are the principal candidates FCrSpeaker- Boyd
Disney, Orr, Odds, Richardson Phelps For Clerk
Messrs Forney, Sturgis, Young and Harris For Door
kceper-Mossrs Mcknew, the present incumbent-John
SON of Ia; German of Nd and Allen formerly Assistant
Door keepers and Berret of Md. For Postmaster-hr.
Johnson lilo present incumbent For Sergeant at Arms
Mr. Glossbrenner the present incumbent. For Public
Printer-Messrs. Armstrong, Tucker and Towers
Tie Senate having elected It's officers al the Executive
Session last It presumed change will be sde
Chaplain for that body must, however be elected The
Rev Henry Scer and others are candidate
The total of drafts at the reaaylat
week was S97l,94s 49,
Members are coming in rapidly Among the latest ar
rivals ore Senator Slde of La. Representatives Fuller,
York Wentworth of Mass; Thurston, of Rhode Island
Pratt BeIcher and Ingerso of Connecticut Eyehsrt and
MoCulloch of Pa; SHELTON and Lilly of NeyJersey
Ritchoy of Ohio Clarke, of Mich; Phelps, of No
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cornfies.


In the above counties the aggregate vote is nearly forty
drce hovsandl In about forty counties there was regu
Ter Prohibition candidates in the field in most nsancesoae
Of tie two parties nominating temperance men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
LOSS OF ruE STEAMER ALBANY.

The steamer Albany. Capt jeaes, owned y "' as,r
Knight % this city mas wrecked on ssiatd'N6, .,rsI
tissqvo islc Lake hason The passcnsrss lo.s
has tic beat ans, eai,o would probably b an enusS
mo lasasanse laA Nnl Gully dANs eeIore 1he a0''1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

PKsSsYLvASIA-T2e Hamburg crystal Fountain,
Temperance paper gives the following the Temperance
vote in counties whore there spera Temperance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

ANOTHER PRIZE-FlGHT COMING OFF
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. Nov. 80. 1913.
prizef fight for $500 a side OF to morrow near
Valley Forge, between Bradley and Sloan-one hoyS
mensing tavern keeper and the other Baltimore oa!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM ScALEs.-Long known, &C.
veTey psttd, all > 'rishtlhs sehnow yecs,sles'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

CRIsTADoROs Liquid Hair Dye will not take hours
aeeeurh the change IN the Hair b stbefa
ursshty but iraniy thoroughly and saifsetry The
browns h,cks produced a. By magic Sold aud spilled
No. z Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

z
msde Of size the purpose quilting Innings and other sim
Thee machines with single thread and have
original feed MOTION whereby The ueGiy Of interlng
avoided the ohus done without drawing the goods Cal
1-D w '"1 h hi sNeER ( Co. No SO Broadway