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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
Temperance Gathering in New-Jersey-
Pitcher Presentation 10 Neal Dow.

10 - kdsior 81 Ihe ". y. Tribune:
TRENTON, n J., Thursday, Jan. "a, I.53.
An immense Temperance Convention is now
N session In this city Yesterday the sons Of Tenn
serspec held their "Grsnd Diyision," and IL wss
largely attended. Last evening the first Methodis,
Church was crowded BY audience TO witaess the
presensEion Of Silver Pitcher from the Maine Law
men Of NewJersey to Hon. Neal Dow Of Portland. II,
a'uperb piece Of workmanship, and was inscribed
with appropriate devices
The Pitcher YVES presented by Rev. T. L. Cuyler
Chairman Of the State Central Committee in speech
OF great elcquence and beauty. Mr. Dow responded
with much modesiy and then entered INTO an esrnes,
deiepse Of bis eeiebrBtsd law. DR. Jewet and Jobn
B. Cough slso enehsined the auditory with their thrill
Ing eioqnsnee The effect Vi the meeting could no, but
heg good.
This afternoon the mammoth petition conts;oiny
over ooO names win be presented to the Legisla.ure
Our friends srein sne SPINS The Law will 30 reported
In the House Of Assembly soon Ycurs, Al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
NEW SENATOR FROM MAINE.

A Caucus of che Wing Members Of ths Maine
Legislature vas held last evening. 90 nominate
al. s. Senator. But the Telegraph brought
us no reports of its doings. The nominee OF
that Caucus is likely co be either Mr. Pitt
Fessenden. of Portland. or Gov. Crosby. Aud
We are advised that the prospect OF tho cleo
ton of whoever may have been nominated is
very favorable Mr.. Fessenden represents
more decidedly than Mr.. Crosby the anti
bunker wing of the party, and If nominated is
likely to get support from some of the anti
Wild Cat portion of the Loco-Focos, besides
carrying the full strength of his own party.
On the other hand. Mr. Crosby would prosa-
bly, receive the unanimous support of the
Wings. and derive some aid from the" Wild
Cats" or Hunker Loco-FocOs. These are the
men who sent him up TO the State Senate,
where be was elected Governor.
Old party divisions are melting away IN
Name and we hardly know what results we
may not anticipate in the general comminglns
ofpoIitical interests there taking place. Among
the Loco-Focos, a prominent candidate now
figuring for the place is one Of Mr. Folks late
Attorney Generals, Mr.. Clifford But bis
chance is poor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
Temperance Demonstration a, Trenton.

TRENTON, N j., Thursday. Jan "a. 1853
The grand Temperance demonstration took
place to-day. procession, numbering about 100,
marched 10 the State Capitol aud presented petition
numbering 50OOOsgners for prohibiEory Liquor law
10000 at them legpi voters
The ladies ented in the Senate containing
900 signatures Cf the women Of New Jersey
Both Houses were crowded. The petition was 400
feet long
The State Convention passed resolutions In favor Of
political action.
The election for U. S. Senator takes plaza
tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
SIR. MeaaheP In BO.fon.

=. =, Bosros, Tharday, Jan. "a, 1853.
MI. Meagber continues To receive the atteD-
toDs Of On honored guest which he seems fully dee-
HS o. This forenoon he Visited Faneul Hail. the Atbe-
ntum, and other places Of interest In the afternoon
accompanied by Adjussnt General stone fe Mayor and
other he inspscted the state Arsenal a, Watertow1
ana tihs evening attended the ball of the safs1ed
Guards, splendid lrish corps recently Organized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
New-Enslund Anti-srnvery Convention.

nv, =, H"sIoN, Ihufadhy, jan y, I5)J-
Ihe proceedings OF the Anti-Slavery Conyen
non have been quite tame and uninteresting
Ia he afternoon colored man, representing himself
as ilgtISe, with wife and two children Ia slavery
requested collection might be taken % purchase their
freedom, Parker PiDsbury denounced tie appEeation
ss maae IN tle wrong place He would have nothing 20
DO with buying slaves and referred the apslicsnt 10 he
editors OF The Revs York Journal Of Cornnsepee
Tent twelve dollars were collected among the spec.
tatOrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

SrKAssmr SIERRA NEVADA letter re-
eslved ia ths City, from Capt Wilson, Of steamship
ssrrrs Nevada, which len this port Dee l2 for valpa
rl''o reports ler Dec Is, in latitude % a. n lon-
iuas ~ 10 W which Is sn average Of over go mile,
per day iof u days being the quiekes, run ever ade
by 'sy steamer bound 70 The Paci6c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
The Accident ON the Pennsylvania aud Oaio
Raiir0ad.

PfrTsBuR0 Thursdsy, Jan. q, 1853.
). X Partridge and j l.. Reid, of New y ora
were sghtly injured by the accident on tue Pennsyya
min and Ohio Railroad yesterday The arc AZ he No
non2ahela House. and doing well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
NEw-OsLEAss, Tn

t'E".-NINLfEN'i fIHIHItY
HE steamship fampo.c. . .-- srrsyed at the
Belize hve days from San Juan del Norte with 800 pss
.engers. She probably brings later adylees from Cal
forBia
Cotton steady since the reception II the Arc.ics sd
wees 3,oOo bales sold. Rice Is scarce stfisafi4c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
Enormous Cattle.

ePEisGFiELD, Mas, Thursday Jan. n, i5o3.
a monstrois pair OF Steers, weighing over
oOcOios arrived here today from e stall Of ConsIieE
SIMS, 81 Convey, rosas for New.York They are
probably The largest and finest cattle rase IN the
Intel states, and were purchased By W. H. Wes OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
Fire In PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Jan "a. w
light unfinished houses on Burton-st., near
sehnylkilLIfh and Soth-sts, were destroyed BY IRE
this evening. It was the work Of an ineenhsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JAN. %, 1853
r.. SEE THIRH PAGE. -


CosaRRss.--In Stnate, Yesterday, Central
America was represented Tor the first time, by
Two Aztecs; they were not, however, admitted
10 seats, but placed upon the table. (Maaiiest
destiny y Mr.. Cass's resolution relative 20
the Clayton-BulWer treaty, came mp and called
forth n debate, in which Messrs. Mangum aud
Bell expressed themselves favorable 60 the
postpencment of the affair until Mr.. Clayton
shall be in the Senate. Hon, Mr. Borland
took occasion TO exhibit nodesty and lofty
magnanimity worthy Of special notice "I'he sen
stor from Michigan sad he, " needed not has
aid, tor in vsnqUishlug aud defeating the Senator
from Ncw-NoTk yesterday, he had proved him
self competent 10 withstand host He Hon.
Mr. Borlaad, OF ATkansaS) would not strike
vanquished man, nordig a corpsefrom the grave
and, therefore, wond not reply 10 the Senator
from New.York.' Mr. Hale, asUsuS could not
appreciate the noble generosity which animated
the Hon Senator from Arkansas, and went so
Ear IS 20 cause grave and reverend Senators 70
laugh at that honorable gentlcmsns expense
The resolution was at last adopted. Mr.. Cass's
Monroe doctrine resolution was postponed %
Tuesday next, and the Pacific Railroad bill was
further discussed
In the House Mr. Stanly reported a bin 10
pay the fourth inStament Of the money which
Was 10 be divided among the States by the act
OF IS;sn The bill was promptly laid upon the
table by vote Of les 10 90. The appropria-
ton for the jackson Monument caused another
merry debate-"'ti It's merry ia hall when bearls
wac alr'-and the members wagsed their boards
over q variety of amendments 70 appropriate
sums Tor various purposes, from - 20 $500 00a.
The SS000 for Andrew Jackson in bronze was
appropriated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

II Gen. Pierce has declined reception
from the State authorities Of Massachusetts,, for the
reason assigned in bis letter to the Mayor Of Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

Hgw.YoEK CRYSTAL PALACE. - Notice IS
hereby given BY the ASSOCIATION FoR Iaz EXHIBITIONS
og 1t,E IsDUSTRY ALL NATIONS, 70 al parties N
America desirous Of tbating % tn b1 sta EhnJl-
ton 10 b. opened IN the City Of New York IN Nay ls3l
An persons desirous of obtaining spaee . the badi92
erected on Rsserroir-slusre IN the CITY Of eI Jrk ~
the Assoc,sfiop for the Exhibition Of the lndnry OF All
Eators are regufsed 70 send IN Their Applications 9r
SPACE before the la day Of February, lS>j Immediately
after which date the Association Val proceed 10 dsiGs On
Applications and allOt space. 49,.
address 10 fl and staie whefei he il MsDufctucr Pro
pretor or Agent II uugt cOut0 concise decnption o
Re articles offered for Exhibition, ana saeinent Of the
rreese Dimensions Of the 1ace reqerod; n 90 Wal ~
Hsiait Length; II o0T OF Counter by Length and
Bxssdth-
Applications must be signed By the Persons proPosns -
exhibit ind be addressed The Snb~nbef a. the 0bce Of
the Assocation. No - Broadway New YORK.
The Association hopes that attention VIII be gwen 10 the
ers terms Of this notice aaa that Is requiem MS VII Do
carefully oteerved in making spplcations BY order,
". WBEfrEE Secretary
No cissrso made to exhibitors for space allotted
IL Application from parties 10 the SITE Of Pennrl-
vsnis are 10 be made, directly, 70 A. Is. McALfyE, p H
Secretary OF Local Committee, No. lN Watnlts, Phia-
aephs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
The Rhode Island Liauor Law,

PnoviDkNCEI Thursday, Jan. q, l933
In the House OF Representatives to-day
test vote on the Liquor Law wos taken and dec.
ded in favor Of the law by 30 TO "a There hardly any
doubt the bill viii pass the House but s fate In the Sen
etc Is doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
n Time Ia. sprinhlod silver on your hair,
Science aud skl thc damage cail repair.
To- Five minutes az CRIsTADoRo's, No. g As

~ tift hihihANs a. NtNio Nh'tN' - W " -
tor House will r. store 20 the wtest head ts youthful color
whether black or brown. The Excelsior Dye inalablr
II applied Va private a. No Ast0r Houte and sold
there and BY dIuggise generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
The Southern Mail.

BALnsoRr, Thurstsy, Jan q, lsbJ
The Southern Mail brings us New-Orleas''
pspers of the 2Ist inst but and OF import
ance IN them
The weather is clear aud cold. Themome-
ter p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
Recollection Of senator Houston--The Missis-
sippi Scnnt0rShip.

WARRINGTON, Thurs1ay. Jan. ~ ISJl
The Union announces the reelection of Hon
sam Houston, U. s. Senator. by the Legislature OF
Texas
The Intedigegcer contains a letter from Gov
Foote in which he asserts his Constitutional hts MI
the vacancy In the Mississippi Ssnstoria representation
but mimstes some doubts 10 whether In view IL
cent developments, he will ultimately exercise that right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

IL The capital stock OF the New-0rleans,
Jackson sud Great Northern Railroad Company has
been increased to sS,0000O0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
MAINE AND MASSACHUSETTS LAND.

The parties who undertook the purchase Of
the Massachusetts, Lands lying within the State
Of Maine, and were fooled, in consequence Of
the refusal OF the Governor and Council Of
Massachusetts, to conclude the bargain, have
adopted plan by which they expect to realize
at least portion Of the profit they had antici-
pate2 from that trade. They and their friends
have gone into the market and bought of Maine
the half of forty townships, which she holds in
common with Massachusetts,, and which en-
braces the principal part of all the valuable
lands owned in Maine by that State. This
makes the individuals in question, Joint own.
ers in common with Massachusetts,. And as
cO-proprietors they may go on TO the lands and
operate" and afterwSrd ,ettle with, aud pay
their partners at their leisure, beside giving
just such Flemish account of their operations
as they see nj 20 render. This game may be
played for about three years, before Massa-
ehusetts can extFicate herself from their in.
voluntary partnership, should she desire 10 Do
So The design Of the movement is TO eOeree
that State into sale Of her lands in Maine,
and it bids fair to be successful The prices az
which the lands have been sold varies from 30
cents to 81 So per acre, and averages not far
from half dollar an acre.
There has long been good deal of FESTIVE
ness and dissatisfaction in Maine at the fact
that Massachusetts, holds such large tracts Of
land within thst State free of taxation. We
think this last bold and comprehensive move.
ment ofthe great land and lumber operators in
Maine, to force themselves into a joint partner
slip with the ancient Commonwealth, will
have the effect to end that partnership quite
speedily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

tR- FowLERs g. Wells, Phrenologsts and
Psbsers, Clinton Hall, No. jl Nssaal a. Ses-ioTz AID
No lt2 Washngt0b9t-, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

rV" The turpentine distillery of Mr.. Elan
ner at Wilmington, NC, has been destroyed by fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

T. II was rumored ia Washington yester-
day that Gen. Pierce had offered the Depart
Of State TO james Buchanan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
~ In solemn seriousness, il is cruel to

~ In solemn scfiousnees, " IS cruel 70 Iet
people suffer from disease and pain, now that positive
csth0cou panacss is discovered bat fr he foolish Tar
that became ID s epo~egfa n may be injurious there orc
10 give confidence oil hsrneasnes has determined %
take publicly every Monday "Wednesday and Friday a.
noon. my Office twelve times the quaDiy Il Is requisite
10 take al dose To the most NAL gnant Disease
pain will take IL from large tub from which the pub
lie receive II upon the same terms have always sold
H. Wis without enumeration, II not beneficial invite
all the medical and editors 20 be present IA whose
rany will remain 10 prevent the suspicion that wOah
throw oil The stomach Ii ia most cruel OF thus oommu
nty 10 let thousands die for Of rroreT cat
Of This most wOnderfu discovery. TAbDr WARTS, Mag
netic NeTyst No ga 0rcenwchsi, ComPonnder Of the
keryoos Aufiaate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

~ 10000 Emiliesrcsidinginu unhealthy apart
uats In ts city ehoad neglect tbe Opportunity
eoua che mines OF California AugiTaia which nov
offered TO the public but viii close Monday the 5st OF
Japusy Only as fof four beautiful yage lots or aTIn
o one 90 a-aDd buy SHARE. These lots and farms will
he tsDsrred 40 subscribers by werrantGe deeds NO
time 10 Loot a few shaTes only now left Apply
Immediately 10 CHARLES WOOD, No. 200 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
MIR. INCER-OIL.

We wonder il we shall ever again have a
live diplOmatist to manage our side Of the con-
troversy in any practical Issue in which We
may happen TO be involved We have plenty
of blatherskytcs in and out of Congress who
ere very yalorOus when questions are AZ dis
lance, but we have mighty few men of the
right mettle who show face Of flint when it
comes TO the final settlement of them. Our
mode OF treating public questions of late years
has been scandal and burlesque. We
backed square down on the NORTHEASTERN
Boundary and let England have just what she
wanted. We fumed and swOre and turned up
our shirt sleeves and threw of our hat on Ore
gon, aud then SUNK down TO 49, without a
whimper. In the settlement of all our ques-
tons with England of late years We have been
wheedlcd completely. And it seems to us to
have grown out of the oyerweening desire of
our dipomatists TO stand well with the British
nobility and gentry, and 70 please our own
commercial and money circles
We have just seen a new sample of this
Urah Heepsm in the late speech of Mr.. In
gersoll at the banquet given TO him in Liver
pool In the only practical question between
US and England, namely; Reciprocity and the
Fisheries, We find Mr.. Ingersoll full of de-
lightful concurrence with the British authOr-
ties. His tone is, Anything you please, gen.
"tlemen, we wont have any difficulty, just
name your wishes, and we won't be so OBJ
stinate as not to grant them. Wemust be good
neighbors, gentlemen, aad have perfect and
friendly agreement in all things, SO just speak
"Out and wen concur. We know you are
latter reciprocity, all on one side, and that
" side is yours, but no matter, gentlemen,
good temper, good dinners, an easy time, and
no disputes are far better for elderly silk
" stocking gentlemen like Lord Derby and my
self, than vulgar controversy or plebeian
" disputes"
We are sick Of this want of brains, and want
of spirit, and want Of true American feeling
among our Foeey diplOmatists. We think Mr..
lngersoll has been in England quite long
enough. Let him pack up his duds and start.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
~ AnEInrrD ANAerpl aauestionaskedby

Nv AHF1HEt UAsAOLD! saqUV6UUHdshtuVy
Thousands when they hear e uuusra low PRICES OF those
se,lina OF OF THOMAS JANEsf, No.lil Spring e. We will
here state ih0t they not damaged IN the eastonly
ltif Ynos, by stlt water TIE fact a. THOMAS JAHCs
bousLt more extensive Of these aoofs thar sny eif
and II We should iudee fon the continual rush az their
esshsneu we should say that they IN tar way Of
dsposns Of them. All those that want 10 secure bargains
should call early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
Tuv I,gT linens at an im-

lst51 VFT"h itFl' A<ittNiA" ~ HH iaN-
,,Dse sscrfaoe THorAs JA8Es No III Spnnzs; hsy.
iez ptgehased on tlIe ndcwrerl Of tue s5ip Grinne
NEch vas TsceDtiy eced ana alec tom the late hre
corner Ptne-st large lot u Liens, ooSs,1g Of Table
Carer Detaesk EapkiLs Towels, Shifting linrns Birds
eve Diarefs-aDd ~ fact every article neceay foT family
sse nrf nog selling them Oh az shout ore quarter theF
value Th. opportunity offered to house and hot5lkeeP
ere ahonid not BE- lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

HAIR Drk AND WIGs.-BArcHELoR's Man
uactor, for these articles is celebrated IN al parts OF tho
world persons wishing light elcrlnt nj durable Wig
Toupee can surely BE- suited. lis Tar Due sapphcd "a
sure euaTanteel sold wholesale and Tail, a. No Wall
ct. Copy the adlress-hewaio OF limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

Local AFFAiks --HoRAcE GSEELEy delfy-
cred lecture upon the Life and Puzzle
Services Of Heury Clay" last night a, the
Tabernacle.
-PARx BSSJAxiN gave q setgre upon
a Astrimooy.' II the Brocklys institute.
Mr.. SwxrrsAS delivered the Grst eta
series of exPosi,iOus 9th City Government
and its Expenses"
la the State Seaste yesterday the bh 20
prevent injustice In the CONSTRUCTION Of Raj
roads in this City. was read third time and
an interesting debate ensued An sttsmpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

lB Three hundred patterns of elegont
Foulsd Silks a. g. worth g., at BARrHoLoNgw a
WtIDs New Mourne Store, No. ajl Broadway, between
Sprins and Prncests THIS stock OF goods viii conuuc to
be sod At reduced prices until the contemplated alterations
Ia our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
General Pierce and MIR. Buchanan.

CONCOhD, Thursday, Jan N, IsbJ.
The rumor that General Pierce has written
cordial letter 10 Mr.. Buchanan soliciting his nomination
Of member In the Cabinet from Pennsylvania, ani
stating that Mr. Marcy would be his preference rs
New;York representative in the Cabinet has not the
least foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
From Washinxton-The Sinte Depa rtmeat
offered 90 VI. Buchnnan-The Nicaragua
Treaty.


NAsIIINUToN, Inufsdayl Jsn. q, 10Y.
A rumor prevails here, to-day, that General
Pierce has offered the State Department 20 JsnN
Buchanan The Northern and Southern Democrats in
Congress apparently delighted in consequence
The President sent Message, to-day, 10 tho
Senate in snswer 70 Mr. Casss resolution Of tho i2lh
Instant calling for the correspondence With the British
Minister and other parties respecting the Treaty with
Nicaragua negotiated by Mr. Squier In 1880 Sc. The
Message was received shortly before the Senate al
iOurned We understand the President declines sead.
ing the correspondence the ground that no Collation.
upon the subject are stl pending.
Mr. Buchanan has addressed letter to =
friend in this city expressing preference tor Iud,.
Campbell fof Cabinet appointment.
Theintense cold continues and the Potomac
is frozen for fifty miles down Ice boats In rcqus-
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

Caw.pA TRADE-THE JOyR-
SAL large weekly parer Published ~ No M fulio-s,
New-Yorf and No statos Boston, j. devoted to the
promotion Of extensive and growing commerce vita
the Canadss md Lower Provinces and affords the bes ad'
yertisine medium for bnEness Herewith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

~ WET LISENs WET LfSENs, iOr less
ts- Ran price Of eEb a aty, sd Ia every resee per
ser, DtTcacocs LEADgEkTER- No. ~ Br04dTaT, cor
D~r d Ioasr5 have pgresssed anstst .fss iot o.
s.s $780,, i,egrdnz Liner 5bsetlZs Tsble Dan2sks,
NsrI,rx Tcxes Hsn6 leTcis6 &C. &c. They hsye igt
OF Be cieirsss Rchardoons Linens superb quality, at .
ernfs yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

bss md maize tEs Ia se ans White Rubber Bleaching
Hts be While Swing Geeglffz feTso-' go
are exgosed TO the ssafcT shOud prorde - n, -
1strm LINED Gicyfr or M1fns. For sie ~ Dis1,f
No " Broadway; a. No e1 % and y hoO0'AAS' "
n Ma dff-lzuf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

LEeisrArpRK.-The principal topic in The
Senate Vas the Broadway Railway bll. which
was read third time bur did nor reach final
vote In the House nothing Of special interest
reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
BUSINESS MOTTO IS.

" IS. n. McDoSALD's GESERAL NEwsPA-
ytuAyygsfnnc Bsvsf No ~ Sawsr-et teOr. Of Anal
Aag,rerspis inserted al tie very sosest rates in any
tsocr +. Tao Cli:e6 sfals or C-nedla
re yss Lest Jares' ase received b. msE, dllJ, aa1
rsfrpes and eopts q eseh faruised TO sdser
isers.
The rses ss.hcrfg I'D seconendstion over the wit
ts ssra,asfs Of tie pph hfrs Of ne les5i3s daily and
seekirrs2egs win b. rtogn 70 those wio rsqgire IL
w Fl MCDONALD.