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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01
Presbyterian I-Dernl Assembly.

BUFFAIO, Monday, MAY u lSAJ
The Albany Question Is still under discussion ia the Pres.
byterian General Assembly. The Committee modified
their report by recommending the Presbyteres of Slave
holding States inquiries respecting the number o.
Shareholders in the Church. SC. instead Of appOintngs
con mission to make such inquiries.
Dr. Ross Messrs Holmes Braniley Torrey, Of Virginia,
strongly opposed all agitation the subject The latter
in powerful speech urged The folly aud Inconsistency Of
the Assembly interfering with the Churches In slave hold
ing States aud said plainly that every Southern Presbey
had r. solved TO secede if the report adopted
On the other hand Western delegates declared that the
Western Presbyeres would separate from the Assembly,
no action was taken.
AT the evening session the feeling high Ator sey.
era speeches. and amid great excitement at nearly ls
O'clock the report Of the Committee nodded adopt
ed. Yeas 20, Nays 80.
The Southern Synods viii probably secede.
BUFFALO, Tuesday, May 81, lsg
The Assembly this morning took up DR. C0xs report,
sanctioning marriage with sisters child
An amendment proposed, declaring such marriage
contrary the laws Of God and revolving to human
lure This carried almost unanimously.
protest by the Southern States was entered gains the
Slavery resolutions.
The remainder Of the session spent In discussing the
report OF the committee appointed TO confer with the
Home Missionary Society The only result reached
the appointment Of Committee Of Conference and
(orresunrd.uce
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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'F""' wAsHTSGroS. Tassisy. Nay 81. it1
c,,rn ofNasachuseits appeared in Fs to-day in grad
- ,,op,,es ON a bobt,fl sorrs. with Mexican sadH,
and bride elAborately plated with fall blooded African
Groom a,tirsd in white linen and ridiogs elsoded by
horse ebony and topAE-South Csrolas and hAssseAs.
sstts-s new bid for the Presid' ncy.
There is s rumor Of prospective slaughter tomorov
smosc the clerks IN the POs0ice and other DepHmsus
NIKE WALSH I'D Judge DAsiKt loi the United s.asss
snr,se Court, cined with the President yesterday Nike
,d OH having been on glorious fishing party on sandy
fact which seriously startled the Presidents most sre
lent lady, ~
Hard Shell AUGUSTUS SoHxlL dined at the White HOass
today.
Mr. RUoxR the defeated applicant for the Syracuse Post
oa ! 90 be Clerk in the General Post Office at 81 %,
year
II seems probable, now, that Gen VEitE' BNnSarnS.
will get the Troy Post Office srd JoHSsoS Of TIE Agss
u.rj Shell the Post Office az Albany Qsu.
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WRECK OF THE WILLIAM & MARY.

The intelligence which we published yesterday morn
ing Of tie Of the passengers Of the ship William
& Mary, which. on the authority Of Captain S.insOn
and several Of the creE who arrived az this port some
days sgo, stated have found watery grave by
the sinking Of that vessel dscloses act of coward
ice and heares recresney Of duty the part Of the
officers and Of that ship, and Of the
Peeialy, which demands the scorchng indignation Of
the pubic and the condign punishment, if they can be
reached, Of the offenders. IL now seems that the
craven Eretehes Who commanded and navgated that
vessel the frat suggestion of danger instead Of ex
ertLg themselves 10 save the helpless passengers in
their charge seized upon the only Of escape the
ships boats and rushed for the land which they reached
in safety. AS the story told By these on their
arrival in this oty, it vas bad enough, and sufficient to
call down severe eensure upOnthe heads But this sto
~ that they only left the ship az the moment of her
sinking and when further effort was totally unavaling
The truth TO be that the desertOn Of the ship
and passengers was At the beginning Of difficulty and
when everything was to be done to prevent the water
from gaining in the hold, to make signals for succor
and manage the ship to aid in the final safety Of
che passengers. But the whole tso hundred and
eight souls erciessy left to their fate and their
despair and hepessness rendered perfect By the deser.
ton Of these who alone seemed competent to save the
freight Of living beings and whose leaving was taken 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

The keoAuk Di,PateA Iowa. is sorely exercised by
the regular appearance Of ninety copies Of The Ty5ua
mailed to subscribers at that place who have paid for IT,
and urges them not to do any more but to take The gs
York Herald instead saying in behalf Of the Editor OF that
sheet
cntaT - - - F"'@''' '"~- oAs " oAe
Perhaps that Is the fashion Of paying compliments out
on the Upper Mississippi but II il We beg 10 be excused
from any such delicate attentions The abuse Of The Dis
PATH We can stand but defend Us from rs commentators
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TIKI sCHOOL I'LL.

Just previous 70 the adjournment of the Legislature
at its regular meeting published bill which it
expected would become a law before the close Of the
session. The friends of Education in the City were
however, doomed to a severe disappointment as the bill
was not read the third time, and consequently did not
pass. We hope that the present Extra Session vii
not adjourn without giving this bill final approval
After long and thorough discussion, and after the
amendments which had been offered had been fully ex
amned the Senate passed the bill unanimously and il
has been read twice and is engosed for the third read
ing as soon as il shall be called up. There need be no
protracted discussion upon it, IL has been already so
closely revised and amended that there is no room for
any material Improvement in enc direction which will
rot possibly be Offset by disadvantage in another As
whole the measure is nearly perfect, apparently
the interests at stake and the conflicting OPn
ions upon the subject Of Popular Education will sdmis
Let the bill become law, and it may be amended,
should circumstances cal for IT,
There are many considerations which should lead the
Legislature give this new law without delay. All
who understand the educational affairs Of the City
have coneurred in the support Of this bill The whole
body Of our school officers with scarcely exception
have signed petition in favor OF it.
We cannot but hope that ir viii become law i'm
medstely. Tie placing Of all our schools on an equal
footing, and under one general system, Is eminently
proper and polite while delay viii only to create
entertainments Gentlemen Of the Legislature :
let Us have the law
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The following parapragh shows the way they do things
in Eng land when an accident happens Railroad We

The following Parapragh shows the way they do thugs
in aud when accident happens on Railroad. We
copy from The London Times;
The responsibility Of railway companies IS commencing
in III hit earnest On the 5th of this month engine
driver and stoker lost their lives by accident on the
York and North Midland Annyest CATION into the causes
o. the catastrophe was instituted the day following
adjourned for short period aud vas concluded by the
verdict Of jury on Tuesday last This verdict q nothing
less than B0naHghfer against me DtectOrs Of the com
pany that now for the first time the actual managers
railway brought to nal account for the saSua
ties of the line uuder their control
This is hitting the nail on the head II Presidents
and Directors Of Railroad Companies in this country
were held accountable in this way for the discharge of
their duties should have less disposition exhibited
the part Of ambitious gentlemen TO get at tho head
of more corporations Of this kind than they could prop
ery manage. And We should, in consequence, have
fewer horrible accidents record such have lately
shocked the community and bitterly wrung the hearts
Of thousands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

TIE AsAplA arrived yesterday morning, masking the
massage from Liverpool in ten days three hours-some
four or five hours more than the recent time OF the
Atlantic The palm OF westerly passages stu remains
with the Collins Line The most important news Il thai
the Turkish question has again sgitated the business
and stock-jobbing world with spPreaensons OF war
Russian ntrigues have been very active IN every part Of
tho Ottoman Empire, With the evident purpose of pro-
ducng local instructions and universal alarm AZ the
same time. Prince Nenehikof has laid before the
Porte another ultimatum with reference to the Greek
Church in Turkey and q rep0rt-subsequenty and pos
tvely coutradcted-says that il had been acceded TO-
What terms precisely il contained is not stated but We
can hardly believe that Turkey would make, or that
England and France would consent to treaty empoE-
ernc the Russian Government to interfere between the
Porte and its subjects Of the Greek Church. On this
head the remarks Of our London correspondent y c.
merit attention. He prognOscaes an INVASION OF thc
Darubsn PriDcipaities By Russia after the harvest aud
therei no writer whose Of information are better
or whose diagnosis Of political afairs is generally more
Trustworthy On the topic, We copy an article ron
The London Tunes, which draws its Information, II
not its animus from the Russian embassy IN LONDON
II differs remarkably from The late rucuent dissertations
of the same journal IN favor Of the partition oil Iurkey
Parliament had renewed its sessions day or two before
the Arabia sailed. IOfu JONI hurech IL AcP'! ~
question stated that the British naval forces in the China
Seas had been ordered do nothing more with refer
epee 70 the present rebellion than protect the persons
and property OF British subjects This shows that
the English Government have determined to let
China fight out her civil war for hersef-a wise policy
Appearances still indicate that Mr Gladstones budget
will certainly pass perhaps not so much from i's own
meris as because the two preceding budsets-thaE Of
Sir Charles Wood and thai Of SIR. Disraeli-were both
defeated and h is time that one should be car
RED through In France some recalctraot symptoms
had appeared in the Legislative Corps II had refused
to pass certain francis. prescriptions of the Govern
ment and il was thought likely the Latter would Te-
spond by sending the members home Indeed, they are
Of very little use, while as ornament they are both
expensive and Troublesome. The Emperor might as
well abolish the institution altogether From SPAN,
Italy and Germany We have nothing of moment.
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he the certain evidence that the doom of those LETT BE-
hind r,s inevitable We know Of no excuse or Palia-
,or for conduct Ike this No language can be used TO
chsrseterze men so destitute Of every many ana ecu
erous quality as the officers and crew OF the "Ha,n
Mary have shown themselves TO be, which could DC
deemed uDjustfsely harsh improperly severe Inc!
are cev ards without sOos, and should be stamped VIII
lie reprobaiiOu Of al men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

NAehANNANt'' a"e'~eJf easJ o. ipeA
Mr. De Bow Superintendent Of the Census, discharged
y Clerks TODAY and proposes to reduce the force 10 thirty
By the first Of July.
Cant Goddard Tor nearly dozen years a: the head q
the (iy Pc ice has been DISMISSED ana James II. Birch
appointed in his stead .,
he retiring Commissioner Of Public Buildings wasbarat
in eigy by some rowdles on Capitol HlL as, night Oas
of them has been arrested aud fined
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amendments. which would be made only to kii the law
Finally the bin WIS recomnitted' BY the casting
vote of the Lieut. Governor. 1t was then moved "
Nr Cornell Dem snd carried that the Senate go inio
Committee the Whole upon the same bill Mr. Gus
DEM moved an adjournment which was carried oy tne
casting vote Of LieutenaHt-Governor SANFORD T.
Church DENY So ends the first trIh upon the Knm
Question The great desire Of the opponents OF the o
seemed to be to prevent the people from having
chance 10 vote upon IT,
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Thomas n. aIeasher In Bostan.

49, , =. BOSTON, Tuesday, May o.
New Haven train Two military companies the Jackson
GUARDS, from Worcester and the Bay State Artillery Of
this cywith large crowd of citizens, received hln
tie depot and escorted him 10 the Revere House
Mr. Meagher delivered lecture tins evening on The q.
tempted rsh Revolution OF ls4s. The hall vas crowded
a M Al anfLa, tic nudienne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

The Maine Law, or something akin to it, came up in
State Senate yesterday and produced as much con-
sernation in that grave body lighted bomb would
have done. Mr.. Beekman (wLig Of SeE-York, wanted
to kin it BY striking out the enactins clause. Mr.
Pierce DemOciat) was for facing the music. Mr. Beck
man opposed submission of the bill to the people,
there was law enough now If were only carried out
Mr. Bristol (Democrai) favored submission to the
people. Mr. Cooley (DemOcrat) made strong appeal
for the law. Mr.. COnger DemOcrat) denied the Con-
stituticnay of submission to the people Of any ques
ton of Law or morals Mr.. Williams (whig) favored
the bill Mr.. Plat (whig) wished to vote upon
il at cnoe, without reference to the people. Mr.
Wright (Whg) cautioned the friends Of the bill against
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The Tribune for Rurope.

The next number OF The Tribune for European
Circulation will be issued THIS MORNING, &C
o'clock. 1t will contain all the Latest News up 10 the
time of going to press Single copies, in wrappers,
ready for mailing can be bad at the desk Price Six
Cents Tie Africa sails from this port To-Day at
II O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

The Presbyterian General Assembly New School st
Buffalo, yesterday sumnariy disposed Of DR.. Co1's
NeceMarry ing resolution by declaring il eontrary
the laws of God aud revolving to humanity TheSouth
eIn Delegates have protested against the Sayesy Re'O
lutions and there is every prospect Of division Of the
Church upon this tender point
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Destruction OF n Turpeniine Dstiirery by Fire-uary.
land Leaisla fure.

BALIIMOHL, Tne1day, May IT. l85l
The mail tonight brings nothing south OF Wilmington.
n e. The turpentne diitillery OF Messrs. Sanders &
Stevenson, Wilmington destroyed by ira on
Saturday
The Maryland House Of Delegates oday rejected tho
bin chareriDg the Maryland and Delaware Ssip Canal
also the bill for the sale Of the Dividend stock Of ne Ba
more and Ohio Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

singular suit is now before the u s Circuit Court
involving S65OOO paid into the Custom House under
valuation Of duties and which is claimed to belong
Collector Maxwell Naval Officer Ring Surveyor Bokee,
and the heirs Of Naval Officer Hone. 1t is alleged that
Collector Bronson is about to pay the said money to the
Government and the plaintiffs bring injunction to re-
strnin him Arrument viii be heard on the Oh inst
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The Gardner Case., &c.

WASHINGTON, thursday, NAY u, lkN
The trial of Woodward. for the murder OF ms WIFE WA
commenced in the Criminal Court this morning. The Ca.
diner cases the refore, viii probably 20 over TO tae Sep
TENDER term.
7AeTnt0n Of this morning has an article on the policy
Of the administration and another defending the appoint
Mr. Rain
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~ CoRRLSp0NnrNr9

No notice can he iakdn Anonymous Communications Whaieye
Intended insertion be- authenticated by tie name AMI
sddres Of ne we necessarily for publication bui "a asr
sniec Of he good faith
We clfnot undertake to re turn rejected Communications.
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1cm'llork Qailu Gribnne.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE /, 1853

~ venting TIE Tribune e a. their residences OF places
fuscss pcafc their sdde the Publication Oice or
through the POOfce Price II cents weeEsgAoe
20 Carrier
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Of Reform busy ia their oar,s to defeat tie amend
Charter The City lie submitted 70 the vote OF the
people dsy All perlon who "a
yose adoption Of those aendu1 requested % meet 20
Metropolitan Hail. Saturday next the 9Th instant haa seven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

We publhh this morning the Official Announce
mtnt Of the opening of the Exhibition of the In-
"dnsty Of all Nations in this City The 18th of July
is the daynamed. The Directors state that they be-
Kcve the Building and the Exhibition viii fully meet the
just expectations Of the public In order to give AN PIE
scope for inventive sk in machinery, they have mate
rally enlarged the area Of the Palace by adding wings
to the extent Of nearly fourth Of the groundrOom Of
,he maio edfce They had hopeas - open the EXhib.-
ton much earlier and anege as the chief cause OF de-
lay the novelty ard intreacy Of the style of cOnstruc
ten and the high standard Of archtsetpral beauty at
which they have aimed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

The Arctic Expedition, under the command Of DR..
Kane sailed yesterday large number Of friends OF
the enterprise went down to Sandy Hook g. see the
vessel of. DR.. X. viii touch at Sc. Jobps New
founaand, from which place we shall PrObab.y hear
from him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

The n Y East Methodist Conference adjourned yes
serday. The question between Mr. Pease aad DR.
Bangs was decided in favor of the latter. The various
appointments viii be found in our report
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tzy- FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenoogsts aud pub ish-
en- Clinton Han. No. ISL Nas.au.gt New-Yok

en-, Clinton Hail. No. 1871 Nassau'st New-iork
~ Dr. BRASDRrrn's Office is now No. 65 Lspenard-
a. M Ar nlv nom Broadway expects have HIS store,
No "a Brosdwy q Caal and Broadway rebuilt by lat
Bs.soiErHs PnlsIbave before stated that pain and sc pes
az the corrupt huors required their ezp
sontha our odies are es'h m'neni %, es ss ssc
which p,scs them fonuiIeiseon aud tie natural e0I laH'0
TO reee health then have only 70 assist Mature % ha' she
viii aide 10 PsrSfn1 those iS,o, ~ 'n be sasa Of
health Pl he os assistant nature rlRres aaa
&c cs Who them g basp influence upon the
s, sI1s 81 mr. and esy hat G beyond boe s Of
.bSas.nSs snk God hey have knowledge OF "a virtues oan
have seen Che tear q tIs,sGe IN 20 & eye '''
How nv heart beeds when Itsn Of ae valuable T w'l e
ios beloved children lae hope Of ,ssI nsi
As sa@ss o. Their aSsiS ana ~ s a sr We
ten S''s's s used pIeT med.
ni b ss Rs's s n ,s sy S. health and
NE Re not rrd-he not ,,sg'elea Nsa.s o. syp ss.ssa
s1 ss,s 10 S' s suss almost ueaoa ho~ .hei
claims ute confidence 60 The medicines % ~ sSs
won le ching which they were neepuea ne noi ss9
iie Wncpe scerd ou 20 Crfni'y IN ths eeoes,
Sy TIE evil tendency Of the me1es Recommended to carry
been achieved for mans progress n civilization much Cor
b. siory rou chg he b hr rot much T he harpine n
strr coves immonsa horizon The tnegd o. humanity has
eerse fI hor better medical practice eouaneaens
wSsn such ~ l ard DT Hi1af and many Stae,
s,eup he prejudice q hsr ,I{ edaator sd Fanay M
oesu an hssare sud huu nmeds One phyciNn wites
he has prescribed tho Pills In ha very extensive
rrsctce IN the hepIies uif ea he adds the public @ nee
ical ttsm with cod suspicion because evsJ wo,S
orack rsutdy equal end sometimes superior cains os
ule remedy Is degraded Ia many cases % pAse
leNri Nkith these 'nosifuns'h
WNe IS IcnsdS pamphlet Of So pages osn Be ohtaned
containing tie experience Of Dr. Lg o the eu,c
Hrsrareihs Ps his practice during period Of sixteen yer tqs
ls,sr - Dr. Thoes Hazard published the Iashuie
hk will found very valuable oved ena those aym ih ere
Of lie sk advice The Tespls Of SEXUAL erPsrene and o
lcvrd vii lie productive Of much benefit. - .
Renemhrlr Office Tor the sale Of hs Pills No % se
Ss y p sT'sSS' No xa t sS ssSs aud No. 81
tuh fh4-'s ~, sls' .ss ,s servant r. BRANoRFrH.
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slail Throush-A Deafh-shIp Quebec.

bALII HUItF, Iuessly, Nay u, I'D.
The New Orleans mail came 10 hand this morning.
Robert Efe Sheriff Of Charleston, ) G., Is dead.
The cargo OF the ship Quebec recently sunk below New
Orleans has been partially recovered
The Governor OF South Caolns has appointed lsgs
delegation 10 the Worlds Temperance Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

In the Senate, yesterday, our Commissioners OF En-
ipraton petitoDed for repeal Of the law ofIs53 Mr.
Morgan reported bill allosng Banks 10 deposit u. s.
Stocks in full instead Of one-half Mr. Beekman re-
ported bill extending the benefits Of the New York
Juvenile Asylum beyond the City The bill prevent
the sale Of Intoxicating Liquors discussed and the
Senate went into Committee Of the Whole upon it.
When by vote Of the Lieut.. Governor, the Senate adj
journed.
IN Assembly, much time was spent in proftless talk
about going to Niagara The report ia spicy, but not
worth the room it would occupy The special order
the Cansls-then came up, and Messrs. LOOMS, For
sy,h, Shaw, d. b. Taylor, Hendec and Sessions eX-
pressed their sentiments, occupying the time until re-
cess. A Committee Railroad Accidents was ap-
.ponted The Canal resolutions we're debated all the
afternoon session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

There some prelininar! examinations yesterday
in the recent murder cases. facts Of which are pub
lisbed in our City columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

The School Money Appropriation was not complete
last night, in Consequence OF the lack Of quorum
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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steamboat Explosion aud Loss Of Eight Lives nc

QUEBEC, Tuesday May 81, 1853
The steam tug St. Eperre exploded her boiler last night
At Glmore's Wharf killing six men, aud ons
child