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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24
From WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nor

WASHINGTON Monday May Is, 1883
We understand that the following appointments of
which have been announced already have been made by
e President and that other objects OF pressing attention
prevent his besowng any further consideration at present
upon appointments of this class
MSIsrER PLESIPoTENTnRT TO GREAT BRTAIN-Jas
Buchanan of Pa Secretary of Legstion-John Appleton
of Maine.
To SPAS-Pierre Soule of La.
To RUssIA-Thomas H. Seymour. of Conn
To MEmco-Jarnes Gadsden. of S c. Secretary of Lee
gation-John Grips of California.
To PRUssIA-Peter ID. NrOom of New Jersey.
To CENTRAL ANERIcs-Solon Borland Of Ark Score
tsry OF .gation-Frederick >Beier of Pa.
To BRAzIL-Wm. Trousdslesof Tenn.
To CHLI-Samutl Medary, Ohio.
To PERU-John r. Clay late Charge dAffaires in Peru
and formerly Secretary of Legation in Russia and Austria
MINISTER RESIDENT IN SwIrzERLASD-TheodOre ). Fay
lori Secretary OF Legation at Berlin
CHARGE D'AFFAIRES.
For Belgum-J. j. Selbles. of Ala.
For Nett er ands- August Belmont, of NewYork
For SaTdinia-R-hard X Meade, of Va
For the Two SIeies-Robt Dale Owen, OF Ind.
For Ausiria-Heury X. jackson, of GA
For Boiyia-Ch Levi Woodbury., of Mass
For Dtnmark-Henry Bedlnger, of Va
For Buenos Ayres-Wlliam III Bissen of ILL.,
For New Grenada-Jsmes ). Green Of Mo.
Commissioner to the Hawaiian slands-Sheton +. Leske
of Va
At Charles L. Denman, of California.
At Alexandria Edwin DE Leon, ofSC.
At Basle, David ) Lee, Of Iowa.
Al Bermuda John w How'd n of Ohio.
AT Bermuda Alfred Gilmore, OF Pa
At Bremen, Wm Hildebraud, OF Wis.
At Cork Dennis Mullen of New York.
AT Dublin, W .J Lynch. ct ILL.,
At Dundee VIM. n De Wolf of X. |.
At Havana, Alex. NJ Clayton, of Miss.
AT Hamburg NJ. johnson, ofMich.
At Hong Kong james Keenan, Of Pa.
AT Honolulu. Benz Angel OF New York.
At Iabsine Geo w Chase. of Maine
At Liverpool Nathl llaWih0rne, OF Mass
AT Melbourne. James NJ Tareton, of Ala.
AT Panama. Ihos W. Ward, of Texas.
At Paris. Duncan h McRae. OF n. Z.
AT RIO de Jsneir,, Robt g. Scott, of Va.
A. ST Thomas, Charles j. Ham, Of Ky.
At 1alcahuano VIM. Plato OF Ill
Al Trieste Clyndbam Robertson, Of La.
At Trinidad de Cuba John Hubbard, OF Maine
At Valparaiso. Reuben Wood, OF Ohio
At Venice Donald q Mitchell of Conn.
At Zurich. Geo. +. GruDdy, of Pa
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The Tribune for Europe.

The next number Of The Tribune for European
Circulation will be issued THIS MORNING, at
O'Clock 1t viii contain all the Latest News up TO the
time of going to press. Single copies, In wrappers
ready for mailing can be had ct the desk. Price Six
Cents The Cambria sails from Boston Tomorrow
AZ oclock
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r. SEE THIRD PAGE. Ii

Our LEGIsLATURE reassembles at Albany to-day when
we shall be favored with another Message from Gov
Seymour intended to varnsh his apotacy to the cause
Of Internal Improvement and show cause for taxing the
whole People of our State to complete our Unfinished
Canals when they are abundanty able and willing to
pay for themselves In other wOrds-Shal we ask Del
aware Ulster, Suffolk, st. Lawrence, &C., to pay for
completing cur Canals or, Shall we allow Ohio, In
DIANA Illinois, Wisconsin, &C. to pay it in Tolls, as they
are perfectly willing to do Why should not the Canals
be paid for by those who hem and in proportion to
their use of them Every scheme which involves Taxa
ton for Canal purposes defeat Of the Canal Poll
CIV. or postponement of its contamination. Beware!
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Arrival of Mhaler-.

NEW. BEDFORD, Monday, May ., isS
The ships Seine Nassau Condor and Montpelier arrived
here during the 9st and eed with ss15 barrels Of Whale
and 400 barrels of Sperm OIL The Condor spoke Feb T.
lat Sc deg min s, Ion n deg 30 min, ship Flowers
Church from New York for San Francisco. March 10 lat
30 deg % min s, Ion 81 deg, rs min bark K Adams,
from, do for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

NEwYORK PRINTERS COOPERATIVE UsIos-A meeting
was held at Botanic Hall, East Broadway last evening
David A. Cooke President in the chair j. A. Smith SEQ
Rotary The objects Of this meeting re rise the Con
stuton and BY Laws, and provide for their publication
The Commute to whom the revision entrusted report
ed at length having taken up the entire Constitution and
Bylaws and thoroughly revised them.
The principal features Of the Constitution are that all the
Delegates from each Office shall meet a week a.
Board and transact all business which may be necessary
for the welfare Of their constituents The trade generally
shall meet in Botanic Hall the last Monday Of each
month when the Board Of Delegates shall report their pro-
ceedngs to the general body The whole Of the articles
were read separately aud voted for and with few sltes
tons were adopted. Committee was appointed 70 pro
vide for the Printing Of Constitution, by Laws and Scas
Of Prices These Will be ready for delivery in days.
number Of new members were admitted, and after
some unmporant business had been gone through with
the meeting adjourned until its regular meeting on Monday
next.
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aem.Dork Dailp Gribnme.
TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1853.

~ Perors wanting The Tribune len At their residences or Pso
win please their address ct ts publication oos
send through the Posoce Pnes III cents week pay
able the carrier
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rr= About p O'Clock this morning Ere broke out in
building occupied carpenters shop, nearly opposite
the City Han, Brooklyn
Owing the lAisness OF the hour was inPoss'ois to
ot,.;n further particulars
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GnrAr sALr os Brkers Posr Lors-Ws !


,.s. If and Cosszs Sis 70 ks OAR ~ u o'clock
are hssshsas Exshznees ~ Atsskx NisoLAS Ase'oeeet
high kround aud have paa
$50 xi<w 81 6y and Hsrb Staten Island o5s land
<e.xo< (cn1<<y 96yernors lssn New-Bghtcn sAes oes
6s6sr k psnt csstle,en ks and viii Dc sSa cay
S attend the sale will Be pove and wshoai
xe sy Der u the remain on bond .s
ss rssn clause and the title un4aesionAoe
f MAPS sna further passeaA' We 'es 70 'ss sae'ass no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24
Church stFsek by Lightning Mt Lockpsrt-One Man
Killed, six others Wounded.


The Congregational Church At Lockport strack by
lightning yesterday afternoon during service II entered
the gallery occupied by the singers instantly killing Luther
Crocker Of the choir and inurng sx others three ~
whom are ladies' Consideration and dismay seized al
the congregation At this sudden and awful event and Rev
Mr. Gilman Who from the pulpit beheli the full eject Of
the calamity, tainted away The shock ter1c aad ts
eject for several minutes rendered every per0n po
The seeple was much shvered The injured parties we're
much burned, but all except one are doing we'd
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rO COpRFSpOyDEyTs

No notice can be taken Of anonymous Communications
Whatever Ia intended for insertion must be authenh-
Gated by the name and address Of the wrtsr-nd
necessarily for publication but a. guarantee OF hs
good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communcs-
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Third Iu,,aIlmeu, Of the Portuguese Indemnity.

WASHINGTON Monday, MAY q. 1885,
Official notice is given that the State Department Is pre-
pared TO pay third nstament of the Portuguese ndem
uify
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE Monday, Nay q sD
New Orleans papers of Monday last are at hand. Tues
days are sill due
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24
Asniversary Week In Bestes-snssaehusssts Lest.-
lafure.

The Anniversary week OF the vrous Religious and Moral
Societies commenced 10 day. There s large country
representation present. and tie meetings fully repre-
senfed r.
The House OF representatives, today refused 70 ns,ruc,
the State Directors Of the Western Railroad 10 use their in
neenoe agairt ne running Of sunday trains They aso
Commissioners. -
The resolve es IN. erection Of monument to tho mem
.sy psssi Nevssr WIS discharged from the orders o.
o'clock. ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

The case of the coored child Rose Porter, the al
Quoted father &c. before Judge Duer again yester
day The father present and testified at consider
able length No decistn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

r-Ts L : steamship Marion arrived at this port this
rornipe in 81 hours from Charleston with II cabin pas
s.,.-srs and 20 in the Storage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

- The country residence Of J. w Latrsbe, Of Bait
morr President OF the Amsresn CoonzAnon soc1'y Wa
sss,royed by fire on Saturday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24
80 yr webster's Specific for Fever and Ague has

- under TIE tresmrnt OF one snte
sheese 81 oihS Eases physicians have TsS wh eminent ss
Gees lhe Hse CsAEis H. HING. Agent No ls2 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

The decision Of the Supreme Court as to John +.
Hicks the refractory witness is sent up to the Court Of
Appeals for revision and will not be decided for some
weeks to come The Recorder will not call him to the
stand until the decision is made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

The steamer Franklin, which sailed from Southampton
on the 18th inst not heard from when paper
went TO press. She is now in her 18th day.
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observation-disclosures a. HUMPHREY, No $40
Broadway dsy revins per packet from Europe additional sup
e OF h and elegant CarpcnsS Of superior fabric and styles
6relvpew and particularly adapted trade For sale full ten
rrut. les an other sihns similar goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

CAslI.sTRrEr CARPET STORE, No. 20 CASAL-Sr.-
H. Pgrsrsos Co call attention Of their friends stock
IN nav md elssabt om celebrated
oonprsps tapestry velvet brue theepy aud
sIsin, so large Of Oh Cloth Neneans Mstngs
xL.A.,u ahade AZ Ac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

4 erLErDD CARPETiNGs FOR SPRING SALES, I5o3-
R.ru 448 Pesilt receiving in
ae arrivals Tapestry Brussels Tnree-py
and fnsnin Csrpe chase and elegant dgns which having
advance they
A.. al "a AFR AZ vfry great
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sSsht .ssmooms No Bowery Magnificent style
Turkey and Mosaic Cpes Of one entire piece Mo
Table and Piano Govern Royal Velvet aud
bedson Tapestry Brussels CarPetng imported expressly for
Ibon the NewNoTk Crystal Palace Also Hafes eel.brsed
r,Hsh Floor eight yards wide OF Freso Gothic aud
ssB PipBr Also Epgbh and American Imperial Three ply ADD
81 &C. 60 20 and 70 yards OhCIot at 81,
SIC and per yard Also, 1000 pieces Marking and Goqrqqa
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our speoiai report


BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
LAsr 4ll1tNc or 4nE l8JZ-ADpuEsg
AMER the preaentGon of petition noted in our official
report.
Assistant ArprHMAr BAnKEh. (of the Fifteenth ward
moved vote Of thanks to Jonathan Ir0tter Esl, tao
President in the customary form end with sppro
pirate remarks which was unarimDusly carried
The PHxsppSr replied thank for the vote you have
passed At the close OF the official year 10 has been the
custom of the pry.idng ocor Of this Board before reir
iIg from the chair to give expression to such remarks
the occasion seed,d 10 demand Within the year
OF rumoer Assistant Alderman Peter Bras.
tow of tho Nineteenth ward, has peen ciloi hfuce by
th. SUMMONS Of death-hc vas a gentlemen Of much
private worth ana bad the esteem Of the members Of the
board A your ioing officer, felt hss II par.
ticulafjy jneumht Mt upon shi in the discharge OF
my duties, 10 that all acts should hsar tho i'm
press OF strict integrity Of purpose Private interests
hsve very often been brought IN collision with The public
good and been brought to bear upon the
members Of the Board 10 csrry such private interests
against those OF the public Differences II opinion have
thereby been created upon questions cf puoc policy spe
culave projects involving the concession Of public right
waJ through OF main thoroughfares valued at
large considered rightly belonging 10 the city
have been brought forward In the Board These have
strongly opposed ard Ia doing have differed from
majority ~ tho msmhsrs ~ the Boars brf differences of
opinion nm happy 70 say bsve not Involved our per
sona relations Affected that general rgard for each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01

A new year Eighteen hundred and ffty-two
has gone OUT shaking his hoary locks as he went
at the babe eighteen hundred and ffty three, whom
this morning ushered into . shivering exisAnce
Gaze we awhile the totterng form of the old
man, as he fades in the distance let US scan his
share of historys dial, and grasp If we csn in one
broad veiu, the whole tendency Of his career. A
motley crew they are, these years some joyous as
when period of famine is succeeded by a penteous
harvest, or long war is terminated by general
peace, or q noble invention or happy discovery Of
fers rich promise CT new treasures to mankind ,
some gloomy, seasons of disease, of strife, of man
warning against the clements come merely dii
and II onotopous, neither cbeered nor damped by
my unusual event, and destined to bur.heo the
memory Of no future chronooger 0ne year coca
down to postedty ar a memorable stage in the
worlds progress another, like the ebbiDg tide Of
the sea, is marked by strange reac.ion--s seeming
decsy in the strength Of the human intellect Net
that the word ever a:tually tahes retrograde step,
bot its 6dul, unsteady progress can seldom be
traced in the hHtory of any one nation or State,
aid tie delusioh arises from our philosophical tse-
scope being pointed towards the wrong object
France may seem 10 slide back sRrd, but England
il advancing the decline Of rnsy be obvious,
but Russias progress in equ lily manifest Europe
may be stationary, bat AMERICAS onward marco
detes the chroniclers Progress is an n bio
law Of our nature, asd the years Of reaction whica
Ell the sensitive mind with fsas are bu. the reoo;
Of tho wave which is about to spring forward with
new vigor.
In Europe the past year has been empbaeeally
year Of re ,etion A. its birsh, the revolu don,ry
fever which broke out in 1913 had lef. tho sufferer
in state Of apathetic exhaustion. The symptoms
Of doliriam bad passed away, and the patient, once
so unfuly, bad plscidly resigned himself into tho
bands Of his keepers Austria, Prussia, Italy, Ger
many, Spain, were PROSTATE The heavy hand of
military despotism pressed on the necks Of th.
jrierds Of liberty II every capital the rsiynine
monarch felt secure as be contemplated he Line Of
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Superior Court-specisl Term.
Before Hen Judge Bosw1rth

The BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ron AN
ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE ASSISTANT AIDKgMgH
Due Sl.-On the application Of heesrs nc Murray and
hDtn an oIoer was GRANTED against too Board Of Ass
ant Aldermen 10 thew why attaccment should
p irsue against them IN the matter n the Broad say
Railroad The order which Is rturpabs on tho second
ondsy in MAY il In effect the same as that served on
the Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
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Fire at So racuse-E'atai Accident.

BYRiCusN Dec. 81. 1882.
Tho house Of John wilson shoemaker on Fayette
street. vas dcst Dyed by FIRE lat night.
While the Dfntnan block was bursing tha other day
residing in Wet street left two children in
charge of servant girl aud to see the The
Prl fu asleep but swoke with her clothes all
fire the ohioftn having placed eamphene lsmD the
stove scme rnstersby succeeded in putting out the
flames bu the girl died from her injuries yesterday
min
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Combination Of Grace, xsarty, and
duysbity The shelves Of tho Prsscots Hat Sure
crowded with pe,ect soecnens Of the modern hst AZ
taste refinement aud The demands Of fastdous public
have yet called into existence and as Il g new olamaac
for public do better soe8.
Ing their hold hist from its largo ard valuable asort
The prop ittore Nessrs KNOX JAMES, hsve lonsA
and faithfully 5srved tho pubc and from their wek
experience sctn9~ed9od ability IN taste they osnnot fan
acnisve marked success IN their business enter
pst. The Prescott It store Ia In Captain Degroots
hotel Ct broadway aud Spring street. tner ur
FOL I'M price is NulN four dollars.
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s"prems Court-spsciai Term
Before Hon Jusoe MitcbstI

DEc, 81 -H the matter If he .9pplcaion Of tie Hsy,y
fc Of Cy 0 kcg York reafirs 10 Uticuins B,.kna.
"sd Tn tbe 10 otion OF air II " Davies. thu ieport
- ,Ls e..-e..-ss- .. .-T.1 :. l4s .yy.-ss.,v. 80
cepflHsd.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEET-BY AND WITH
THE ADyIcE AND CossEsT or THE SENA1E.-John Wilson,
to be Commissioner of the General Land Office Justin
Butterfeld resigned Judah Solomon Levy to be Cors6
mercal Agent of the United States ut Tetnan In thu
empire of Morocco Merod AbecaFsis to be Commercial
Agent Of the Uned States Larache in the Of
Morocco.
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snIr,tuel Nystiin,ns ar, no,t PeromntnrIv.

omphatcsUy, and respectfully derred
their circles rhstevor they know spd learn rclysa
the wonderful properties u DR. WATTS Nervous
lhis no lille tr frivolous bat ~ the
most earnest porssnoa for tits amed 10 sny si'ol59
that both Daniel webster nd Usrry Clay mi ht have
long rIeaeryet fer earthly usoiulRsss Kesslth was
The uae e the neryOua antidote A. p
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Death OF the Hon. Amos Lawrence-Two
Children Drowned.
The Late.t Llv.spooI Ma, kct Report.

KkCEIVEU BY THE FKANkLIH At HALIFAX.
LIyEsrooL, Saturday, Dec. IL, 1851
The cotton market was steady at Fridays prices
Wheat declined Id. ID, from the ship. In -four,
limited business doing and small lots Offering
at Cd 3D. under Wednesdays prices The tone Of the
market was dull
In London, the Engli.h funds were steady Consols
for the opening at 1915 1914.
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PRovIDEscg Dec ~, 1852.
Tho bulldog occupied by tho Cove Machine Company,
the etate PfsoB considerably damaged by ore
this evening The loss about SIS 900 which is covered
BY insurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01

~ Hastings for ths onth ending 10th o. November
found the astonishing fact THAT thirtyeeven
Cf pulmonary consumption have been pted and
dismissed by tho Dootor since the 10th day October
1882 thus poyiDg without further evidence the positive
curative virtues 81 Hasnga Compound Syrup Of Naphths
For full rrrcnar " the r9pNtt tins Times OF this dave
G. v .LiCEANLa CO.. No. ~ barclay street. are the
general ayentB for DR. Hastings In America to ain
communications should be addressed.
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MeteorOloglc.i Obse ryutious


NORsEs LINE OFFICE BASEMENT NO. ~ STREET.
THuRspAy Dec 81, 1862.
BUFFALO, 10 A. M-Clondy and wet morning, but
looks like clearing OIL. Thermometer 50. Barometer
20 49, Wind west.
0 p M.-Raining hard. Wind southeast Thermo-
meter Al Barometer 20 20.
ROCHESTER. 10 A. M.-Cloudy. Thermometer So.
Wind southwest
9P. M.-Cloudy. Raining and showing together
w ind southeast Thermometer So
AuBuRS, 10 A. M.-Cloudy morning Wind west.
Thermometer 80.
9P. M.-WaIm and clondy evening since O'Clock
Wind southwest Thermometer 80.
SYRACUSE, 10 M.-Cloudy morning. Rather wsrm.
Wind west Thermometer SO
8 P. MA warm evening. Looks like rain Wind
southwest. Thermometer 80.
Urea, 10 A. M-Cloudy. Wind east Thermome-
ter 32h.
9P. NJ Cloudy Wind northeast rherm om.tcr
49,
ALBANY, 10 A. M.-Cloudy and unpleasant. Wind
northwest. Thermometer 81. Barometer 10 $40. Her-
cury76
9P. M.-Unpeasant. Wind west. Thermometer 81.
Barometer $3.50. Mercury II
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Failure OF the pomtbsrn TP,,
B.LrBoRr Dec 81 1852
There lie nc mail sspth Of Charleston IN. eysDrg
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CAPIfULATIoN OF THE FRENCH IN sONoRA-fHB
REVOLUTIONARY M0vRMErT- THE TEHuANrsPDC
hOUrK-ANorHEA AiNlsTESIAL CRISIS, ETC.
NEw OsLEArs, Dee. 90 1859.
We have received dates from the city Of Mexico 70 the
lith iDst.-one week later than previous advices.
The PYepch Count Rsoussst Do Boulbon had finally
capuaied 70 the government his troops had given up
their and the expedition oonsitsred at an end
The accounts Of the revolutionary movements are
mese fbs latest state that the insurgents were about
70 attack 6uassxsto for the second time.
Congress had approved by majority Of SIX Of the re-
port Of hs committee the Tehuants PEG route which
was no favor Of the 60snsjusta proposition.
Another mipiseris crisis had occurred and Senor Yaez
had rfgned the portfolio Of foreign affairs which Is
had BEEN
pointed
Judge Conkrng our new minister to Mexico, haA been
duly presented to the President and deli yered
graph letter fiom President Fillmore.
Later from Busnos Ayres.
BosToS, Dec. 81, 1857.
The bark Miqueon arrived at Salem yesterday, With
da:es nom Buenos Ayres to the 10th ui.imo.
The Chamber Of Representatives had, by Decree ap
pointed Dr. Don Valentine Alma Governor and Gap
tain-GeneIal Of the province.
A dscs Of November reyokes the ban Of expatria
ton, passed against number Of persons shortly after
the revolution Of September H. Approximations were
tertsined that troubles might be created in the insr
provinces, by Urlniza
letter dated 9th November says that the reports from
up the river to the effect that some OF the provinces
will not join Buenoe Ayres, and trouble Ia looked for
OuDoes closed at 276ls Large contracts had been
made for heavy salt hides for England at 80 reas-an
IRENE price heavy storm had prevailed for three
days, intcrrupting trade.
The new Governor said to bs unpopular He was
installed with great ceremony the LIST.
There we're only five American vessels in port The
Aymar was loading for New York.
Death OF the Hon. Amos Lawrence-Two
Children Drowned.
BosroS, Dec 81, 1861
The Hon. Amos Lawrence aed suddenly this morning
At his residence. on fremont street. aged OF.
Two little daughters Of 8 Dexter and II. Perry Of
sDgsigamond village, Worcester sged respectively
four and yesrswsrs drowned yesterday In pond
near IL cir fathers residences.