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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29


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MEErDso OF TAX HrDI FssILI-The men.
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rsrfd az 4 uzzke- q - sr.s rsrs pr.s-at n,
P0Tose s,retrs a. 49, "a Le.ssz = nsiassty vass
euty = GsAi = % clt--a a. - t1cs : t4s 49,
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love tbe Shite waves oA-a ~ Aes1r = ets = s-<s
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Der ussrstl III spread - yaris q; etEVu 80 IN
"a. ore 9ithcuf 1o1hs srd cosS.erriy sss>rt-t ~
az bsr ecGrse u Detect RIVER u Any uiaA Sznons
~ So j. 20 b~AT tbs o. he TTstiest mi g.
CIV Of the StL.s5f coarse eEsTy edy tnoSs -ho aa
FISH STORY Tie Nsn> BedforI Sas4sps
ssY, ood ssh wss hreu-ht INTO tins naxrket tas -
-1re vetrhirE = po1r6A Whsu TIE SIS wIs eres.r3 "a
wers soun1 IrsSe l. 5Szz3er-l a.-cock zEs ezcaA'
u We learn from the last Richmond W
s-.sy Ia Col Va T. CAq-stsu q thst Psoe. ~ ~
Wa,deG % -. PrrsGs1i Is rssEDsoo q ne oe - u
I'd states Arsozrev 'of tie p.,iE,ct q ksogacty.
II The Detroit papers contain many in.
slowns The CperIuF ef gstcr "a Lake Ene. Al d
r-rrarGrors atI-s ~ n D-s-oi merchants toE
lictt.rg with the UpPeF Lakes
% The cities Of Hartford. Sew-Hsyen, ~
Brcseport are AZ Govnx . obt. apply q pare ~
.ho,.orsc water Tae Ss~ Hssea pro eel q esnnsel
e cosf s>S2Scta. -
~ Kalamazoo seems 70 be growing rapsdy
Two ne brck b.ocks AID ner9as o,sr 5rck ssrsSssss
ncll6irs Bat tsi ehsreh szs to De eSl' tas ssson
u Tie Free Democracy OF New ktampssfs
lad levee .f NashEe. o. tie Sd i1ss-
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
We have advices to Feb. . from the

We have adyices TO Feb. 2 from the Sand
witch Islands
BUSINESS OF HoSOLULU.-On the 29ih basi-
continued sctive al Honolulu. especially st the
where's and among the shippers good deAl Of uer
chAndise being shipped 20 san Francisco snt al
the vessels up for this port intending vessels
TO arrive, were likely 70 obtain full cargOes
TIE PoynsIisa thinks n ~ the trarsnpping OF OIL -
Honolulu Will II future give permanent employ ment 70
frstclsss merchant vessels and probably 10 VIII not be
long before lire Of mammoth clippers viii be es,ab-
hshed between Boston SewYork, san Francisco aud
Hone ulu depending oil and bone a return cI-g)
from HoLou.u TO Boston or New.York, than which,
properly managed, more profitable line could not be
started
CoFFEE.-We learn that the prospect for
full crop Of coffee the plantations u very encourAg
ing TIE yieid Hanslei viii probably be less thsa
$4,000 lbs On HAWAII the plantations steadily i'm
proving, though the yield lis year VII DOT be over
5000 lb The quality If the Sand sich Island coffee
is considered fully equal 10 tie best foreign.-B
WHEAT AND FLOUR.-Our readers Will be
quite surprissd were to learn that fine fields Of
wheat growing East Maui and that there wil be
about go autumn. II Is estimated
that the yield will be about twenty bushels 70 the acre
though last year than that amount r4i-ed TO
the acre. A Touring MIL has been ordered from the
States which IL is hoped viii arrive within Elk months
and 70 about $40 COO Il Is 20 be erected Wa
lCku, On Maui ard driven by ws,er One two caPi-
tsfs San Francisco believe, interested n tss
eUterprise
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Cleared.

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Tss PIP ~ seazsap GoS.s Gate. Psise,soa B.n.rs
Gen ofise OsaH CfostJ, Na Joha Cssga, B. Jsck
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4 re- an Pedro.
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Whalers.

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CUBA.
.lsves-Tke Lady suao,k-,filisary Disasec-
tie1-The Cronieo.
z sf-spls1ralr o I1F y i IF'lh-
HAVANA Monday. March q lsS3

c-r--possese- a. The y Y. Tr.ssn.
HAVANA, Monday March q ls53.
In letter which YOU must have received.
gave yoa information touching upon the % a-o a.
slave trade the landing Of regroes from Portuguese
vessel &c. ! nsw lave 70 INFORM yoa ia, another
landing AGs been made from sRctter vessel sud nave
heard thst there bal been rising Of the nsgroes On
board. and thAt eighty bad beea shoc Tas Ders,n
who gave this in;OrnsfioR 20 NE, PLANTER s.znsei
that plenty Of regroes were coming in, but you
must excuse me should l ne. be E5ie 70 extend Nv
view along the whole coast Of the Island come ,so
thousand miles, and report all TIE arrivals and give
statement Of how many three dOablooas are receTed
into . certain strong box COR winkng the basiae-s
Much secrecy : rer observed bai some Information
vii always leak OCT
We heard las; the Lady Ss1oR hsi yos ito .oaas
porr In TIE lslsnd On her return IRON africa Gna had
landed Der negroes that she bad cut away her mast.
sacboripg escape the observation CT tie Bri,.sh
cruisers Il has since been sscertsined th.t the report
Else and intended - blind the BrI.sh and Other
enemies Of TIE trade in order 20 make her approach
the more easy when she shall cone.
The planters WHO buy the negroes confess ths, they
shall be glad wtea stop is pui 10 the inpor-4,ca Of
these unfortunate beings. but TIA: whilst they are
broug in they u-rs; purchase for sell interes.
The Brifish War Steamer DsvAstztioa has arrived
to day. AID Is said TIA; three other steamers viii soon
be here fom KingstcH foI he purpose Of breaking a.
the rsds.
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NAIL GLEANISG<.

A TALE or SUFFERIsG.-A man b. the name
OF Clark who resd. the esst shore Of Little Bay de
NOcque,, tel niles from any Inaaban;s lett his home
With boy, Ia a email Dcsf IL the month Of November,
fr the Fiat Rock River for the purpose Of obtsinn
pToysiens for bis family About Two weeks s.er, NJ.
Sinclair he proprietor Of the ms AZ the lsrer psce
Discovered a boat which bad aoated ashore near the
moth OF toe river which he recognized having o.
logged 20 Mr. Clark Suspectllg tat the owner ASA
been drowned, be imnetistely repaired 70 Mr. CArks
dwelling and hs arrival there i0und biz worst ie4rs
re.hzed The snd boy hsd not been heard Of since
tkey len Ead dur ID the time Mr. Clark had gwen orta
II infant. Al abe and iwo snA children bad 70 sub
est wss few potatoes, which the latter had dug
from garden where small qusntI,y bad been rssed
fhe summer before. They were arnosr fanisned wan
Mr. sclsr arrived q; their dwelling aud but for hs
timely discovery Of the bcsf would have starred D.
death lie kindly took them 70 ais residence I'D snd
clothed them, and h supplied their wants 70 toe pres
EFT time NJ Clark was engaged IN getting out iuEl-
Der and though there isniies mile from his
rssdeLce hey could be reached oy land 10 csnse
oaence Of impossible sWsrps intervening Neither q
the bedes have been found. tGrsen Bay Adv Ma.
HEALTH OF Mas CAss.-0ur readers, we are
are OF al OF then who scgnsec with Ter chsrzrtsr
VIII e rsoioed - bear hat tse health Of N Cas- h.s very
reh improved within day Or two. and that rsne ssPss
uot ho~eye- wholly tree from fe4rs-sre euts--sEsi Of
hsr recover fror, her recent and dEnxerss ~
But ore OGces her immediate iendz- car Dc n1Es
reoiced Ter heal.h than that 2r. ass
~Lou ale kas proved bens.sctsr md fad II eE
cry Lsu- q iced and siet1ou Il gives prs 70 be
able 70 eo1uerset By this statement, the I'M s car
reference 70 her health IL ysste-dsys Trt zlay
created. Detroit Tnbw taTch =.
e Vim. Mills writes & eonmI cation 20
TIE Xraia (Ol Tori Lisif, IL which ksp IL ~0Tk %
tie lev CclieEs bsiIdnss- Ac.och- oro sgnE rspely
Two EL6 hzf 1zlliioas Of brick have 49, ard G1eA
pEoGress hEs I1zde IN JsleI 6e?art1 Lhere u
srrfzce eqUA 70 eight 20 b pisstsrs abr e
ihe roe tIer for OpSuinf fhe scEooi. r rsc> asnn
snc a. abe eorps OF teschers have - ereo- Sota
srxss NIP have the benset q tae cearr sHy Large
ruE Der Of bor.es have been 5Gt an rAs> s1s reo-
ny r.riely fling Up With 10 fsct pspaAats1,
Sesro-s 0; svzlnE fEen.seyfs Of asT&lases o. ne
locality.
TgREy PEHsoys KILLED. e are informed
that Isr,ss Pre-, a Clay Count p killed Lsws So
vSrs az Mazche.cer, Ky. IN ans = ~ week- WA.
White tlso killed a woman Gear II LICK Knox s1'in-
~ XIV We also learn ths; ~ - he name Of "ss-
onsr Killed sno;ker By De re . u Elho,, a. Lynn
r. .r,eret XIV Gazette.
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ALLEsTous Ps-Bqrgess, william J. E-ge.
MrADgnLx, Ps.-Bur-ess, ". II DEy;s-
BcrLrA. Pa-Jctn McQIistion, Burgess
MracEE. Pa-JOseph KeTr. BlrIess,
FsrpEzIcKssusH. Ya-For Mayor, Jola
Z. Narye. Ir, -; Peer Goolr,k - tx C0aa---
,yeu and Clerk al he market also ehpssa-
EsIE Pa-Afrrd King Waig) wSs elected
yrro- ard the Indesendent cn6iS,e ior Hiza C'ast-
be Jc.eph Desu1er The whi-s cary The West "iri'
ard TIE Iucepe-dsu's the "a; Ward Tas vo;s nr
ssvor stood. King 81; WnADon, 40 TIE eiec-oa
w.s CONDUCTED Eth great desl Of warmth All s7-li
William n SLer1nan and william Horizon have oesl
elected Clerks Of the selec: and coull1n C0Us-ii-
HARRIssUEeH. Pa.-W,uism Kline hss besl
elected CHEF Burgess nearly unanimously, wi-h Re
fern Town Council IN announcing me result OF tae
election TIE Tel1E-eY4 remarks
.Ou- ei1zrr. have slso redeemed themselves from
TIE rscrrlSca-u and disgrace u hAvog Potce taHi
were engaged a. the mAr-haIs7 Of toe slave Com H.
sorer Il hunri-g % fugitive slaves. Every one o. -9
were oefes.ed BY l1rEe usiores. THANKSGIVING @T
rovI1E a. pea 70 party sc TIE sl4Teesseaefs save
beer signay rsoOked and ne ooFOasn NAsaoa o. t31H
iricuires-
MrscarSE, Iowa-J. G. Stein vas elected
v.yor O. the nh inst The vote follows :
stein 90 J. q. Wallace al
PESssYLvASIA BJsoUsH ELEcrIoSs-BCR-
erssrs. Hanover Jo-eph AlshoS Nltsn-GeOrge "
Evans LeWstoEn-A A Banks. lnfisas-JAnes
ToSd Mipsrsyile-Biair McClsnAehea- Tansqua-
Z 4 whi.Aker Brookville-JosePo Henderson
These Burgesses were elected without political
certest-
VEKeESxEs, yr-MayOr. John Pierpont
Clerk. W G sprSgue. No; political contest
yEESoS, Ind Mayor, ". A. Bullock.
SrEUBKSymLE, O.-The Mayor, Eli I. Tap
paa Esq being absen; rum the city, the City C9sn-
al q that eT appointed another person 20 al the
place the remainder Of the tenn. The question OF e
eAli.y Of The appointment is raised.
PoRrsxourH, y. II -Horrou ID. Walker has
been elected Mayor BY the Cry CoGnel, no choice hav'
nr been made by the people he Wa elected By the
castrs vote Of Mayor TopPan. VITO presided over tle
Converticn Of tie Aldermen AID Coazcu-
GEE1ScAsrIE, Ind-A. G.. Patrick, editor
OF Tis Psinsa BGanry has been elected Recorder -
the Council. over John Turk OF TAs S,sttS<L AID l.
J. Sheridan, beating both together one vote
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lIiarellanfOns.

Cturrs reports ss,u-5ty Dec ls53
ihe susF bstS-sr sects-o-rrss A-rEsrt ascov--i
tbd he eot rslsy D. ss rss asd esei bolns A-sies
stove mere srsa rss,t .-ss~,y 5u-uas Or sssa.
bad Iei he sEsle no re ehtu kss shence ruasa
eet tfoEEh IT, HAn hoes cpsyns The asnsef >eyef t0@
eS ihroush he deek ry above aroash sAch as o-e
- ,,... 5r,.- - -, -. ,,5 - -, n
osrbo,c sesefsied eon1n-d spsce sni 81
Vile taf4 so; endssS3r tine re3-s M ~
O. 80 dou.tu b III as, toll po,raloE al
cre- Tse sed % s--os 9sras. th- lzay beas
mostly hu'@a he sd' nd 'i.y 'roure Drns the are =
necessA % hep To- shg ee.e u WIND eoasg7-- ~
shh she G "a leeWd Of Cape St Ras aaa o'' four lays
oIIryss md. very hur1sous o7 DAY.
RON Nsfos - a. - eay, o. csp> Horn aae his sso9
Ytrr.. LssT ga. are az, - Cape Hos All
ero-.et The Esuaior feb {. IN Ion nav
CSL B'ts Avsr'Tsa ret' hl'5S eo'ted .ap .ss,ro.'
IaI +s W. Ghs seasrocs iHrnhed ~ Cspt kno--s r
sssgJ q uetinss .A.-A we're ysIy nses tes1ed-
ssr FsAscos Gsrasfr o. ihe l',s So' at = $. : o.
- IS w psssed sfE ,rpa-sfy B,a ahsnou-d and rsier
hsfe4 Sc as1efed 70 ea'e en sn az AID s-r slrd sag
way v.ecsi 1osH 70 ne ~aie ese hef a. ~@e hanzhf .
s yards her rta'a toAi liz davis ~ALs as
rsrtoa,e sea, zone. Had pain,.d por,'
Gar. erp.-1o-d 'ey Ign, ns, suFihs rs.
tr.t p Of The bot ha' made SEQ oa IRON cape Hora
lS eaysj Crossed the EsuA'oS jar - ioa. lis W
SAP Sso Rams has teea Sla 60 fze o. tbs sot Tor -
FT,st. Of sss Fr,ne.o tcas. PAR .'.a Gam a
Aas1si a.. ron TIE Tes Islsst- nth o. b-he
eIr~rsncd yphSos sHs tore Nosss Bat
sa4t 70 eos,-nsees o' Fe;hs t ys.,, "a. ID .st
The osrso ti - nsesssI aad ther. % oofs tss Da
hal J.ne sereu Tbs 81 GrorEe Posoes iron sas IrHo
ported Us vesse 20 "a o HS1S he<s the css r 81 En- ai
bad q -1sp<-~4 81 o.
~ tJrtoou q s~ptccaeT
BA.E Netols. Jsn. at o 81 Y
oa W. ss1d-u AZ .gua from
c1 w rhch Grsy t0P.s< tts s5snsrr srost
ksy.r3. splf sails. a.
b B.Es Jsss s snccarts-ec severe weather ~
pa-sss~ u I6j sfnrrcsns
o. -. i5sA s.oa-trr 3yra
Lot a ss. bll-sft. The kusrc.nz ffo sW, 70 ".
sreths - q Jsasy eISsnsIess sss ssi sE sa4' Is
srd tct os-.
Ban l-assr. 1-Ih 81 o CoaHA.
e-or daf ~ tttre~
tsbcr, stoT- Cap DaEsr al o so.,
- - nrr - -
~ sieve . saft vAess lss jszusfy Ave -
ported
NtsA cOsfEset of Il 10 CsVsn paVA
so-esc - ehesi Sas.-t Oy-rt a.d trssart
$50 porf c'lslsce o.
it sre 80 fera.- lTtt Fsh
iaF u. "a , ~ - Ia t5M - bsas1 sr
IA - b.
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OREGON.
Our advices from Oregon reach to the l9ta


ut
The LEGISLATIVE AsssxBLY.-This body
adjourned on the 81 inst Tis o. c. Szssszsa thus
sums mp then proceedings.
Adjourned Thursday morning after session Of
stxty DAYS large number OF Ats have beea passed
ma C-y Ct which OF local special nsfure Few
bills OF general character introduced for the
reson suppose, tbs; provision hsi been made for
TIE preparation and report OF a code.
The Commissioners selected tor tnat purpose are
Aessrs. J. X. Kelley Of Oregon civ r. p Pose o. Pok
county, and d X. Bgciow, Of Tnurston county. They
are AL geztienea OF talent learning. and what are
tafrtsnf industry and doubt not rh-y viii disc barge
Ins daes 81 their post II erefssle ana satisfactory
Loss OF rHK BRIe VaSpAL1A-Ssnce the
Sns IN Cur marine report were writer TIE az
plthenSce ,oss q the brg Vsndalis Capt T. n B-Srd
wa A. On oosEd, has been confirmed The huh bo-o-i
rp tAs oerh eiiVen OF 70 the beach above Mscssax,
head, nve NILES norta Of Cape D.ssppon,rnsrt .ua
portion Of her cargo ana I've eaie. 80 80
Doe OF the hodies-thAt OF yszng raa win Exnt ~
-s supposed to Re thA. Of csps Beard y w.sbp-isl
the spo; and portion Of the hsr presr-rrj A.,
CHER body that Of boy l2 o. IA year~ az e e
rernsning two were much crushed Gas ds.s--1Ssd a
rng taken fren Of them las been kept Cor -a,i6
ton Among the articles OF cargo which have b..
found, are ssdesS3dles, Candles raisins. wines aal
EgUo-s. The iadisns Of he ne4shborao0d were an
drunk, and have teen plunder'rg. The wreck Of tie
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Clipper Golden Lighr.-Safety Of seven More
of the Crew.

On the DIST inst, We reported the loss oy
IRE Ct the ship Golden Light Windsor, master on he
voyage from Boston for California AMI the rescue Of
portion Of the crew - the Briih ship ShAnd, which
I've days after fell in with three OF the boats Of toe
eolden Light, and carried them into Boston. some
apprehension expressed for the safety OF The two
other boats which LEFT the burning chip a. the same
time but from the following from letter al
dressed to Elwood WALKER, Esq, Secretary Of the
Board Of Underwrters il viii be that Of the
boats containing persona had succeeded in reach
Ing Antigua The other boat which Is sui missing
contained egh; persons but they were in the vctn
iiy Of the des when the disaster occurred hopes are
entertained that they have landed OF the sAnds
ANTIGUA. March Q, 1888.
A vessel being about 10 sad for Baltimore, hasten
20 acQuniut you Wkh the following The GOlden Ligh,
struck BY lighting the night Of the 22d ut, and
are in the fOrehoid the endeayore 70 sub
The FIRE broke out on the 23i An and the captain
crew and passengers were compelled 10 abandon her.
For this purpose I'VE bOs,s prepared To tsSe -
souls -four whale bC and ships bsaf OF the
ships boats having been previously lost In leaving the
vessel one boat with seven hands LEFT behind IN
consequence OF injury the thwa mast step. IN snip
ping the mast They had no compass, snt oy the lone
sail made the other boats were out OF aghL I1e
boats followed the Captains orders 70 steer West
terdsy 20 windwsrd. The men have arrived IN town.
all well Their names are Thomas Gordon. James
Patrick Albert Lawrence, VIM Copeland, Alexander
sInmsn Chss Fin and AIbibo Grscis. This presen, op
portuLiiy the Sylph viii probably be detained 10 taks
on The men
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How THE APPOINTMENTS ARE RECEIVED ~
WIsooSsrS-Ai the Legislative Caucus held :; Naii-
son March ls, Hon- CHAALrs DrSs presiding the ap-
pOirtnen: - Gen Pierce Of renegade Wigs and Ty-
Yer Denoerats, 70 the e1elas-on Of lifelong Demo
e-s;s," wa condemned AID the following resolves
sdopte6:
RssoIstz By tAls Convention on behalf Of Themselves.
Snc thflr De,oc-stc Constituents, That il i s.xoect
y the Democrats party o. tnr S,sfe TIT the prser.
A;u:l.-rs.c1 " II 81 tie oces in ttis state f9n the
ranks O; lie kzorE and ~ Democracy snd 1oc from
srorg those who tEmper with our pohriesl enenies
Src are &c o.ter sg1i.s; n a. =. u "a
ResCrcf That copies Of these Resolutions - forwarded
BY the Secretzry he President Of tie Intel Sts-e
ne Secretary q te Hfenor and 70 e>ch OF our delez
J. z HeINEs, $1,000.
A. d. Il DUE
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rr Tie Na,. Har,u Palladium ba. an in.

IL Tie Ne1c-HareH Palladium has 81 in.
terestiIz obituary Eot;ce OF Rev. GAVIN WHITE who
died Derby the 2lt It the age OF 90 lie the
fifth IN decent from jain White who came from Eng
gland IN 1855, and in tina; year, with Haynes and
Hooker. founded Hartford and whose ION Nathan
el White OF the Fret pstentees Of Aiddetown lie
bred Presby teTan, but the bent OF ais mind
led bin into the communion and ministry Of he Epis
eoptl 6hurch in which ne received Holy Orders iros
Right Rev Dr. Sea0ary the first Bishop Of that church
IL hi country. About the beginning Of This century
Mr. White Fucceeied Rev Richard Mlnsaeic d. D. ss
Rector Of 81 James Parish, IN Derby. where be lived
tie lie Ct quie, country clergyman N the patronage
house emil The day q as death, although somewhat
more tan guA-teT OF century since, II ~. unnlu
creed exercise OF hs own judEulsut be adopted a.
housn Csthoic fs.h BE however md not enter the
pre-'hood q that church Re was & devoted sad &C
cCmplsked scholar. ard Of the few who love aud
tOr. M White was Tory II principle, and csne reAr
beng harred ~ bad q reckless despsra ioes for
simply refusing 70 shout Property and Liberty T. a,
TIER command Mr. White, during his long he was
torcred a. bsioved By al who knew hra- Those who
leaned 70 reyererce hin during h ministry had nearly
az died or eft for buster scenes tie Cue VILLAGE where
he lived but tie Christian purity OF bis DE me kind
a ne hear his Lreiiger. and sonexh 4 quaint
cuEveEss0o and the gentenAE.y courtesy OF biz bear
iC, eaGsed kin stLl 70 Be wiley known, loved sad
rsvereneei IN the more giet retirerafr, OF bis
ssTen sors s.,ain nature manhood aud hoaorsbe oo-
tiers Il tie Woy'i. Among he grSndchildreu = M
lard G, an WtFfe Of New York. one VI tie editor.
Of The C0rTtr ald EEyEtrT. NJ White preserves hls
fsuces Gnc he health perfectly. Hk desrk uas caasAi
b sudden h.ure OF the digestive orssns
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UTAH

tn. Union. OF Sacramento, has news from the
valley OF the Great Sab Lake 70 the lst OF January Toe
mail started that day. but forced 10 return, hay
ing found the too deep FOR travel TAe Dese-i
hev, Of the 25th OF December contains Gov. I0unys
nuhl message 70 TIE Legislature Of Utah He conyrstu-
ates the people general peace prosperity and the
promotion Of the manufacture Of sugar from the bet
The military arm of the Territory is over
1900 men.
The effect of the laws now ia force are p-o-
nounced BY the Governor be genial and salutIy
thei. infiuepceH
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Destructive Fire.

Cerre.yondeaee Of TIE y. y. Trbane-
WrSsTED, Saturday March 26, 1853
The fine block of f. S. Woedford in the
upper part of village together with several adjOin
ing buildings was destroyed by fire las, night Loss
above $1,000; principally covered by insurance.
Respectfully yours INPsRMANr