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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21
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seA DIN I,AETfrIA COURT CAKE BAKERY, ma.
wv pREyfvED -fhe subscriber respectfully in ihras
Ia the citizeni sfDeawarebat he has opened The old
siand Al 10. 9 LAETTTLd COURT PHlf.ADELPHlAt
fornfsrlY kenb by Chares and 10 fesdy to SUP
Div ali kinds OF CAsEsig barrels botss. a. chap
and as good they formerly supplied vii fons The
M B.-Ali ardsrs, VIII he thankfully. reeei+sd ard
pnnotr ally attended o. at the shofes iolee One haH
WI W -'- --'' G, Z. THuMLERS
philsd.Iphia dec Is i'm No 9 i.aetiiia rnaff.
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WIlOLESALE and MET.EL

Ton eco AND sEGAR ENroRitm, No % cHBs-
NUT ST. below SEcONDs rHfbhOEIipiliA.-Z
y nushNTdAI,. nfnnnfaetif trs aid deal tfs ~ ST.
Ans AND TOBACCO, respect fully infrns their fiendi
aud the public generally that tsy have hand and are
daily rasevag nraign Sugars OF The best brand, and are
mann featuring domestic sesafs Of me best quality and
hrands.
TOBACCO Ann syuFPins great safietv, slwuis ~
hand. The country supplied at the lowest market rates
Ca and examine our stuck before purchasing elsewhere
rtilHds pttn July t6-Iy
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

New store, nesv Goods, an great
bargains. ..,-..
l. WATCHES, JEwgi.RY AND sILyER.WkRE 2,
N'ras CHEAPER THAN EtER.-GEOKcE ELL
ES-j orr, (sneees,ar TO Charles caahy having
&a% lboroughy re lifted spd Improved the olt sslah,
iisSsd stand, No. " MARRE'f sr ABOVE, THfKp, j.
ae,cr xxx, Of CLOCKS, WATCHES. IEwEiRY 4 sTi..
YER WARE, to be found in Mi. siiy Among his stock
NAV be found Watches al the following low fs.es. viz
Pine hi jeweilrd gold leysp, 10 eayst eais' ~
do do do snnef. do y
40 do silver levers, y
IA do do lepinrh. 10
yo clnis keys pencils. medrllions, pen aHe pencils
saas, rinss earrings breaspins thirnhiss san-pin.
brneslcts and pins, (sontsg)
SILVER table desait salt, and mustard rpooea
oyrst ladies'; dinner and desert forks. husf knives.
ffnii knives &s &e.. Of the latest sves and aasst
lqualiiy.
| CLOCKS lion flames inlaid ;-patent LAYER Union
gothic and plain day and 20 hour, all warranted "
months. -. .,,-.-.. ....,.S,. .iv.
Nv personal aitsniion gwen To rsPaitns waishss o.
ali kinds wheh will bs warranisd Y months
W " GEORGE ELLIOTT,
eaes.saor tn charles Candy at the old ~. e''hs'
stu 10 No. " Market stfeat "ees
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TUE sui scriber having room forty feat front and
about twenty fs,t deep. will lot the same with sun
cent steam Power for nsdinary tuning puiro'ss or
for sash maker. The shop Is situated nj the corner Of
Front aad Jusiison Streets opposite tho BLACK Horse
Hotel. WILLIAM THoA.
wilmington. mar ae
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SHARPLEY'S

TERPSfCHORE8N MINIS1RELS,
A. oY on tou- South will stop and give one o. tnelr
y amusing entertainments, a. the CENTRAL HALL
on SATURDAY Evening" Jan. rad, when shey VIII pro
nee a sueudd Programme nd in order that all can AZ
end ths prlee Of Tickets will u only lsi cents Ch
dren under 81 cents, half price, lsnHi-n
FILLS SUPERIOR COD LIVER OIL.
fItvScI Ns and hers having OCCASION TO pfeferib-
or use rURECOD LIVER OIL, are hereby fespeete
n,,,x ID that CHARLES ELLIS co.. have de-
ID with me fresh supply Of their pnra Cod Liver
n il has been prepared with the greatest care rom
(esh Iivers and is warranted equal not sufeIo, 70
any manufactured put np IN case. o. QUE aoIe Wy
lies each, mud will be furnished by the case OF hEo
so'"s AT Ia" PM MARSHALL pHILLIPs Druggist,
Wilmington, jan al-if corr oil s'n q "aiAe' s''.
Patrick nIcNEanus.
MAGIsT RATES OFF = ,,rs
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MUSIC anU Finley NtUFS. -
-S-=srs A NEW assortmtmeit Of MuslvAl ~
FTF2I sTuMENTS, consisting OF kosewood riaho
Fofies Guitars. Meodsons tlutiiat, Aeeordeom VIC
ms Dnnin. Flutes, Fagioleits, &c Also large a..
.or,n,ont Of French, English and G rman a z
Ia GOD for sale At thu wilmington mnsie sa,s; 70
N ri second hand Piano Fories taken in eaeliange,
a, ~ - tvii,ninston Music rtnfe. iahal
I,IEAsE CALL. at the Music 4 and see lis yafe-
ties Every day receiving new goods. Five Meo'
.nns ram te celebrated manufacturer. Geo A. Prince
Co. Baslo Also 40 eros: q whsss HAT hall, H w
lssiA ,'. ~ 4 $50 JOHN MASH, sals Agent,
Wssa "n'u' w, III MEIket 81.
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FINN 6 Mccoy, No. A Market Street,
would respectfully isform their friends and the
public generally. that they are now prepared to
sell men and boys clothing Of every dsscriP-
tions, at reduced prices. Those in want OF at
iiclss in their line would do well to give them
call.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

pIiR andersgheI hating ehAse ed The fsId and ha
4 late Of VIM Clark and las. Lane on Water russt
between King snd frsseh Streets 9s pspssd z ~.
Invest market rates Having 8eJ large ese meat
II kinds, they eonhdsnt thsy aeep nmoan ~
ion especially their stock hiss been LAID 10
low aud fresh from ne mines and woces esf
End see for yourselves. -
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lock MAKING, BELL HANGING 90

y. RI henry KI.UND respectfully informs his friend
NJ and the public in general that De e6htinues ths
LoetsIrdlhing and Bell Hanging business. at No.
' FOURTH STREET, between King and French sis.,'
Khete VIII nHne Frd repair Locks hang De repair
clocks rmtteas aud parasos a. In the esimasner and
the most Reasonable tefms. lie respectfully fnytas his
friends TO give him call Also he keeps The hest cid.r
Vinegar constantly hand which he VIII sen Feasoh<
abln. ipne 2
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CHADWICK q WALRAvEN.
Carperferiua and stair Ruiisifng.

Al ENRY @. PENNY q HENRY p. DUER, respeeifal-
III W informs the eitixenE o. wnrinroo. thar they
have associated inrnfeves il psinefshlr, q ssrf,
the CARPERTENiNG Il STAIR BUILDING .snsne-s
al the rnsr Or FRENCH AND w En- STREETS,
Building aud lohbing dones at The lowest and most
reasonable idrms-
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

JoHN P. SrRlssEk, No. 81 Market Street, is
now prepared TO sol to his CUSTOMERS and the
public generally, every description OF men aud
boys clothing, which lie thinks will sompare
favofsbly, with garments oil any other establish
nsnt either in this city or elsewhere.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

CHINA AND GLASS.
WE would respectfully call the attention oil
the cilizens Of Wilmington and vicinity, to
our very large and
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
believing il 10 be the
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE IN THE
UNITED STA IS
All kinds Of Ware, from the most common
10 the finest, Of American, English, French,
German and Chinese manufacture.
In seperaie piles or sets as may be desired,
al the lowest wholesale rates.
Importing all Of our own goods direct, ~
large qusntiliss, we can Offer the best selected
goods al the lowest rates.
TYNDALE g. MITCHELL,
No 2l9 Chestnut ST., ssore 7ih 81.
Philadslphia. oct l-iv .----.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

LIVER. cLEkNNER II Ladiesi .nd Geuiiemeas Ap-
u rarsi OF all solos, on Cloth snk, Grape ana caa-
NJ B-kid Gloves. Feaii els and Bonnsts. elsAaea.
dyed and pressed, al NJ. 30 sennd ST. between Feaeh
nnd MnInlIl IL. MilIninsl dn. Del. nox 5
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Stuck Salaa

First Beard x725 schuyl Nav 6's, 49, S2A; 900 City
Rk 6s 'eo Cap, 1oa 600 United States 6's, CT C8p
12l 800 City e's 1o3 OO0 Allegheny City 6s cash o.
35oPeDna 5 wa 400 do. s5wn, 971; IL 600 Camden &
anhSy RI es rs 49, 100 LehSh G 70 SIN RR g.
16I 1C0 schuyl Nav, be 257S 10 Reading RR cash 46'
1oodo, 4o15; ePenna RR cash. 49z; 10 Western Bank
s A 20 e.sa 5Gs ~ 100 a. Is lS
sstebill Gold Co IL; 200 Long Island RR, b5 17X so
schuyl Nav Pref s47 so do, s4s; 700 do. b5 IS. Sc
cond Beard SO 600 Camden & Amboy RR 6's, '75 9sT
500 do 49, 9ezs; 5000 City RR 6's, 90 I'd, 1O3X 80
shares Long leland RR, Tx so Schuyl Nav Pref S. 800
DO, b6, IS; SO schuyl Nav, 26 so do b5&nt 26h 200
Mechanics Bank SO. litter Board 200 shares Long
Island RR, b5 17N; do IS, Tx. 100 Schuyl Nav b.
26h; $50 Schuyl Nav Pref b5 $50: 100 do S. S5h
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Boy DROWNED Thomas Rowland, lad eleven years of
age whose parents reside in First street, near Grand
while playing the dock foot Of South Second stceet
yesterday morning fell into the water and dro wned
Bis body recovered last evening" when the Coroner
held on inquest The jury rendered verdict Of death
from drowning
Coop HuL-Oficers Murphy, sterritt, vandewater,
and Bennett, of the Second ward, made descent
house ct i'll fame at No. rs North Sixth street, at about
six clock yesterday morning. and arrested Mr. and Mrs.
frarcis Mahen, the keepers of the place. Ellen Curren
Catherine Locke and children from three to eleven
years Of age. They were all locked up for examination
FALSE PRETEScs.-0ffcer Kiehl Of the Third ward ar
rested John Baso on Saturday morning. charged with
having obtained sos worth Of meat from named
Christian Smith, doing business at No. "a Montrose
avenue by false representations. He committed to
ansEer
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Perso0al Intelligence.
Among the arrivals last evening at the Metropolis
Foote Cb.rse d'AAirs 70 Austria; a. D. B.cco, Esq,
aid H. Haieht Of st Louis and Don Pedro Sarial and
Lon Arturo ssnallo Of Havana.
Char: dxa.rs Austria; NJ Foot. sss.sor Ee.s, VI
S.ssisyns, Mss Gsssisyns Miss S.sisyns. Count 4:
hh my =. m.I; Dr. Bay MRS. Bsy Boy Ms::.'
Wed NJ: Sd Mrs. Red, hssM: H:..ssfg cSrnsy God
s%nsss Ms: Ss.! NJ Justice NJ 4oi' n
Sss;I: z:s,:s:ss s:sisn,s
Sissesy Lowry Lowry IT hoi%ss Mr.: Holmes MI:
Ssni; Ssrs: saf Ms: AS Mary Ss1-,:
N: pt Ms. .s ksx nss
Mn. ess s sfssI n.,;
;sn: A. TshsSsisS NJ NSTsS.% Is: Sss.S.% Msssrs
5.satiss
Ss:Is ssIiiaa$ gp%:a T;$s. %ssss %s'fs
ssp ss' M n:s
Murihurt Miss nurhurt Messrs Wilson Hay Lee Mrs
s..s6
h.sr' Ns hr M
SSres e,
sfTgsSs
Jas Rich Geo 6lds DR. Hamilton, Putnam, Z Everett,
Rose. Bets Willis. w lPugh and two IONS Mrs Pugh,
Nsss., Christie and lady ca@srSn Nsrssen serg
sons. Mrs Brooks Messrs Thompson Alex Stewart Bray
Smith VIM Hill John Bourne. Garland, lady and three
Children Miss Mary Ann Norton Miss Elizabeth Norton,
Me SIS Murray Tbos Gsusscn. Keene, Thos Nichols
Mm JuIP hos TnsTton RSht JupP WIN Mayo Geo
anc ch',drep, VIM Bray, VIM Graves, WIN Jones j "
Huke g Buttt, Vivian, Henry Cock, Jas Trevellian
Mrs Farnsworth and child Mrs Brown. Mrs Owens Mr.
Mrs Robertson Mrs Thompson Mrs w H Jones. Mr. Chas
doing, Mr. Alex Finlny Messrs Henry Brooks George
Fitzpatrick Smith, @ Garrett and Adolphus Gausche
From Havana, In the barb Cornelia-R Nichols Lady
child Patterson, Gleason, w Lindsey, B MUIR
ply, p Sercoil, Sercoil.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltic, Comstock. Liverpool, June IS, p.
M with 160 passengers 10 f X. Collins. From Tory
Island 10 Cape Race, experienced succession of strong
westerly winds and rough sea. On the 18th 10th ed
sea from the WSW
ship Connecticut Williams, Liverpool via s:lly, May
~ ~ltn sss I hS5egs
d5ys, to James w Flwel
Bark Cornela, Ward, Havana, June s, to Moses Tsy.
Bark Eliza Bsrss (of Bermuda), Wellington, Trinidad
June 10 20 Tucker Lghtbsum. June 16, lat 81 TO-
lon So 80 was struck by lightning which came down the
maihnast and split six puncheons of molasses Deck
did no Other damsge
Bark Byron (of castine) Norton, Liverpool, So day.,
SO lon Go co. 9Th, lat 49, Ion 81 co. spoke ship - of
N.wbulyrorD from New Orleans for Lverpoor 14th
# for hss Big y? TG S s I'd oa rp Sc
day. lat Al p cn GO 90 ship Iowa Br hence for Que
Castnel, steering east.
Bsli Cheftau DR. Of Lancaster) Foster Liverpool As
Brig Julia EArey (of orrlDgton) Arey, Doboy leland
dsys, 10 Joseph Gfice.
big So,a Scotia CIR. Of Halifsx); Louckner, Maya
Big Peter (oldenoug), Boresscy, Bremen, 81 days,
with ZIG passengers, to Poppe Co:
Big VIM Boo'hby OBJ, Coffin, Windsor, % days, to
Big Arm Ella loldenburg), schyoiche, Bremen, 40
days. WIN M 50 e Beck Ksnhart
Brig Gesire (Brem) Refer. Bremen, SO days, with rs
Passengers, TO & ,rocklemapn.
Brig Amasis (Brem) Freyen, Rio Janeiro 81 days. TO
Napier johnston & Co.
big Friedetike (Meck), vogt, Port Cobra, Canary
IIapds IS days to W W De Forrest & Co.
Brig Helena (Bren), Haesloop, Bremen, "a days, with
1871 passengers, to G JBechtel
schr Isabella (of Machas PorD, Robinson, jackson
vile. days, te master
schr Gtide OBJ, Meechasp Newport, Wales, so days,
to Ricsersgill X Co.
Schr Corre (Br) johnson, Eeuthera, 7 days.
schr En- Avabt (Bt) Dunbar. Windsor, IS days.
Schr Arcade, Flv, Machias 10 days
Schr Only Son, Plummer Philadelphia.
Scbr Statesman. ticks, Alexandra, days.
schr RedPover. Baker, Boston, days.
Schr Ontario, Haskins, RocklaId days.
Scbr Oregon. -, Rockland DAYS.
Schr Joseph Hall Coe Portland. CT. 2days.
schr Alfred Hall. Andrews Portland, ct, days
sloop Fashon, Bydenburg, Providence, 2 days.
BJ- BY some unsccounable mistake, the schr EClarn,
from Rio JaneiIo wss published among the arrivals ut
this port on the oath inst instead Of at Baltimore.
BELOW.
galllot from Rotterdam.
Wind at sunrise, NV, meridian, do, sunset, south.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, June 26-4 P. NJ
Arived-Steamsnips City of Glasgow Willie, 10 days
from Liverpool Penns ylvaria, Baymore Richmond shp
Trade Wind Weber, NYoIk: barks Elk, Harding, Bos
ton; Eagle Baker Trinidad de Cuba; briggs Msxstlaa.
prise, Perdeton. Eastport, via Del City, staah ,und,
Brown, Boston; Challenge, Stinson Charleston; Fanny,
ker Le~es, Dell John Marshall Hope NYork Ksnnebec,
Hand d.
June Is.
Ceared--Steamships Delaware, Sanford, NYork; CITY
Of Boston, Clifford, Boston; Larks Clio Robson Quebec
Venezuela Wilson, Laguayra; Elm Taylor, Boston; brig
Bedford; Boston. Nickerson Boston, Mary Eliza Smith
B,idgeport; Williamson, Jr May, Dghton Ontario,
Bridgeport Seaport Lewis Mott Haven NY; Gen Taylor
Swain. do; North Pacific, Buck, Providence: L Dupont,
fentCn, Hartford.
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New ORLEANS, June o. 1853
The sales OF cotton to-day reached 500 bales when the
receipt Of the Humboldt advces stopped urthe opera
1ons. Prices nominal The receipts to day amount
ed to 500
NEW ORLEANS,
The sales Of cotton 70 day 1900 bales at . de-
cune Of eighth to quater Quotation for middling
Toe The sales OF the week COO The in ,reased
receipts at this port those of last year to this time
amount to 2lS 600 all the Southern ports got 0O0
Sterling exchange, 10 % Freehts of cotton to Liver
pool, I'd.
NEW ORLEANS June 25-A. "
The Liverpool adyices by the Niagara, Halifax did
not 10 hand until last evening THIS commercial
fesence has unsettled the market for cotton, and
yet We hear of no sales.
PROVIDENCE June 25 1853
Our market for cotton is unchanged The sales Of wool
have been much larger than last week and pulled wool is
frmer The aes OF the week 104 0c lbs Printing
Cloths The market more bare Of goods, aud
most Of the mills employed orders. Prices
tnue very rm and choice eighth Of
above previous quotations The sales of the week foot
ND II 200 pieces
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The Huryest.

The Delaware State Reporter of June "a says:-"Ths
and the week past bas been busy time with the farmers
Las. week the most Of the Alabama wheat
terranesn wheat q general thing The old English
or round head white wheat is fast ripenipg, and will be
awaiting the scJthe of the reaper on. Monday next
Many fields are fully ripe Tie harvest coming the
farmers rather earlier than anticipated, has made
them bestir themselves smartly. In most cases the
yield is large and in some it is abundant filling the
hearts Of the honest of the soil with pride and
much joy at their great success"
The Richmond WING says the wheat harvest is rapidly
progressing James river and that richer crops have
never been seen.
The ST. Louis Republican says most of the wheat be.
tween Mem phs and that city has been cut and the dry
weather has favored in getting it in. The Republican
informed that the yield is very abundant.
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Naval IntclIigence.

The PRUssIAN VESSELS WAR.-The Prussan frgate
Gefon gCom. SHREDDER with Of four hundred men,
and the sloop of Amazon with Of ninety eight
men. arrived in Hampton Roads last Friday and
char pd alutes With the line Of battle ship
The officers attended ball. the night, at Old Point
get mp by the naval officers there in honor Of the
pecieo visit OF the strangers These vessels last from
Buepos Ayres bound for home and put into Norfolk for
supplies. They will remain there about ten days
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ASDRoeAS-Sld June IL, Commerce, Crawford, Prov;-
dence, X ].
AS1wmP-Below June Is, CASTOR Bancke, frorA
York.
BAmA-sld May IL Ann Jenkins, Lloyd Cal fornia.
Bo,pERA-Arr june 8, Ar, Olsen, NYoak (snd at RegA
ssnse day
BrlfAsr-AIr June TO- Orient Hanse,, NOriesns.
BEAoM HnAD-0G June Z, Christian, Olsen, from Go.
theLburg for Boston,
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BOSTON, June 20
ArIiyed-nsrks Carrier Pigeon Eaton Manzanilo; Oak
RYAN Phsdelphs; Nashua Clifford, do briggs Leghorn,
Warren, Carcenas; Foster, Cowel. Baltimore; schrn
Sharon. Richmond Mary sewan Philadelpha. Fairchild
do NJ sewsll, Georgetoxn DE- Henry Mutt Wilmington.
Below, ship Marion, New Orleans.
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The Wreck OF the Steamer Creole.
BosroS June 20, 1852
st Johns papers of the oath received The steamer
Creole the loss of which has been already reported was
valued at $40 GOO, and not insured
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We understand. says the Baltimore Clipper, of the
25th that Collector Thomas received this morning
from the Hon. Mr. Guthrie Secretaty OF the Treasury
poy of the Custom House in this city from 81 to 81 Is
per day. The quest made to the department. by
the Collector, and was promptly complied with by the
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New Judge Of the Court OF Appeals.
ALBANY, June 26, 1853
Judge DEMO has been appointed Judge Of the Court of
Appeals in the place of Judge Jewstt resigned 1t is
understood that he will accept.
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Another Fatal Steamboat Explosion, &c.
BALTIMORE, June o. 1858.
.Nswbsrn, N G., papers contain account of the ex
posos last Sunday of the boiler of the steamer Wayne
in New bern river. Four and one woman, all ne
grees compo.ing the crew. we're killed The boat was
badly shattered, ard after wards sunk.
BY the arrival Of the Southern mail this evening" we
have New Orleans papers Of last Monday.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

The COnDocuouU Le8nlaIufe
THE ABOLIsHMENT or CAPITAL PUNIsHNENT-rHE
LIQUOR BILL, ETC.
HARTFORD june Is, 1858.
bin abeshing capital punishmeat passed the Senate
to-day. 1t substitutes solitary confinement with pro-
vision that the convict shall not be pardoned unless
Cvidsncs Of his innecencs transpires
The bin In reference to the sale Of sprituous liquors,
which passed the House few days since also parsed the
Senate to-day Also bill passed the Scr 70 making the
bonds of the city Of Providence avalabl as basis for
bank Issues in this State.
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MlRITInE IHTELLIQENCE.


~ All packages and letters intended for the NEW YoRK
HERALD should he sealed.
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Morgan. That lodges were slaughter houses aud
COOK shops, where human steaks were broiled with
great skill, and consumed with immense gusto, by
gentlemen in fine regalia and little white aprons,
was fast becoming the creed Of the then rising
generation But all this has changed, and people
look back to the delusion under which they then la
bored with sort OF humorous establishment, and
with strong doubts Of their own identity They
think OF it as Of something that had happened in
another state of being.
Professor Ticknor has given to the City Library
almost seven hundred volumes valuable books, worth
merely as property not less than two thousand dol
lars. Mr.. Ticknor is author of that magnificent
work, History Of Spanish Literature" and is one of
the rst scholars 9th age. Hisliberalityi charac
terlst1c OF our literary men, who monopolists
and who would have the "ample page of knowledge"
spread before the whole world.
Matters look very squaly for the democrats in
Maine The State Convention will meet next week,
the goth. The wild cats" Ito adopt the phrase
oloey that is the fashion there have been quite sue
cessiul in efectng the choi 70 of delegates partcu.
larry in the counties OF Oxford, York, Waldo, and
Penobscot. They have oven carried Mr.. Frankns
own town, and from present appearances it should
seem that they will be able to manage matters after
their own fashion in the Bangor Convention. They
are antifree soil up TO the hub, and, as general
thing, opposed to the liquor law. The oppo-
nents OF that law, among the democrats, ap-
pear to be determind upon making wild work
with tiff they can. The Augusta Journal,
the leading wing paper in that State, says that the
chances are in favor of Shepard Cary getting the
uombutlOu loi BofcIHoI uub blduic uciuOCIuts Will
whom have conversed talk differently. These gen.
temen tell me that in spite Of the present difficult
ties that beset their party everything will be made
right before September. The appointments to ma
tiona Offices seem to be the Of great deal of
bard feeling. The Maine Ezposifor, the organ Of the
anteliquor democrats, talks with good deal Of
severity on the subject The mode of calling State
conventions hereafter for the nomination of governor
is under discussion, and will perhaps cause some
trouble at Bangor In some towns double delegates
have been chosen, and there will be nice time in
deciding between them. ALTOONA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-07

A report circulating in the newspapers that
Chief Justice fancy intended resigning his seat
on the bench of the Supreme Court, on account
Of his age (beins in his seventy seventh Year,
and i'll health, is contradicted by the Baltimore
Patriot, which says:
The Chief Justice is now engaged busily with
the duties of his Office Yesterday, we under
stand, he filed long opinion in case tried in
the United States Circuit Court in this city /;
and with his health entirely restored, and his
mind as vigorous as ever, there is no reason to
fear that he will retire from the bench.
The Rochester Hotel, at Rochester, New ork,
was totally destroyed by fire on the Goth ult
Four persons, whose names have not been ascer-
tanned, persisted in the flames There were
about one hundred inmates of the building at
the time, who escaped with difficulty, and were
in imminent danger. The loss is heavy. There
was an insurance Of $4,000 on the property.
The loss is estimate at $4,000.
The Newburyport Herald says the expense of
the magnificent private dinner which B. b. Mus
tey, Esq gavoto John P Hale and other abo-
litionists, was $500. That was about S15 a
plate, and would have redeemed at least one
poor dark man from bondage.
VIM Carr Lane the Governor of New Mexico,
who has acquired sudden notoriety by his Me-
ella Valley Proclamation, is said 10 be a Mary
lander (not an 1ndianan) by birth. 1t is the
other Governor Lane-he of Oregon--who is
the real Hoosier.