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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05
The Gnrdinrr Trial.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, MAY 4. tsS
In the Gardiner the day was occupied IN argainem
a. 10 the admssibty of series of letters purporng 10
have been written by j. C. Gardiner They were hrstn
contradict this witness ard secondly on the ground Oh ms
being accOmphce.
The Secretary Of the Interior issued orders today for All
Clerks in his Department 70 commence Work al "A A. N
and continue til Q clock II VI.
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Fire nj Providence.

PkOflukNNE. Wednesday, May 4 l3>A
Two wooden buildings in Ga alley between Westminster
a. and Exchange place In the OF McNeal building
occupied By Barr and Shaw, and II. hlunden were de-
sroyed by Ere yesterday The loss Of the former is 5000
no insurance and Of the litter 81 400 1t the work Of
an incsndiary.
The laborsrs hold mass meeting omorow night to
zanise strike for OIL % per day
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mann and Ward.

MASSACHUSETTS CONvENTIoS.-N. p. Banks Esq,
(Coaton yesterday chosen President OF the Mas
sacbusetts Convention to amend the Constitution, by
vote Of $50 to l37 for Ex-G)v Briggs The Progress
sives viii have it all their way in the Convention.
The body is under the necessity awaiting the adjourn
men Of the Massachusetts Legislature in order to OBJ
tain the use of the State House for its stngs IL will
therefore be fortnight yet probably, before il will get
nnder WY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

The Board of Aldermen we're last night considerably
exercised upon the Temperance question or rather the
proposed restrictions Of rum licences TO men Of good
character. The Temperance Alliance, it seems, had
sent to the Mayor petition that some proper scrutiny
be made into this licensing business asking first that
no licenses should be given, but that if they
should, that they be confined chiefly to hotels,
&c. After some exhsustiDg expenditure Of wit
in tDiDg to refer the petition to the Com
mittee most alien to the subject, the Aldermen
in measure faced the main question. Aid Sturtevant
thought getting drunk very bad and should be re-
triced Aid Cornell suggested that boysget drunk on
rum cherries Aid S,mteysnt reckoned that the four
legged swine as the cherries and left the rum, while the
tvOlegged animal took the rum and left the fruit AID
s. had lively horror of the yllainousy bad liquor sold
in some Of the lower orders ofrum-hoes After all he
thought the true way TO correct the evil would be to
get new Law from the Legislature. 1t is pity that
there are not more Of the opinion Further dis
cussion ensued resulting in reference OF the petition
TO the Committee on Ordinances-Ald. Denmsn Tie
mann and Ward.
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Military halls Ia Honor of Gov. Seymour.
AA..Ilo.I., AIa. Il L 81

Balls suppers and Examinations are taking place over
IN, city In honor Of Gov Seymour The Foot Guards,
Major L. seymour, gave supper in honor OF the Cover.
nor which was attended By him. Speeches were made
and toasts drank and everything passed Of finely The
Light Guards giving ball, at which the Governor u
alsO in attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

ymeIsIA--Edward j. Armstrong, Of Taylor County
was nominated by the Democratic Convention Of the
Third District held at Winchester, for the Office Of
Commissioner OF Board Of Public Works. John T.
Wootten Of Henry County has been nominated as
the Whig candidate for Congress, in the Lynchbarg
District
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y
The ship Sarah, at this port from ~ Thomas, brings
James Patrick, Thomas Gordon VIM. Copeland, Alex
Freeman and Albert Lawrence being part Of the crew Of
the ship Golden Light, before reported burned II SEA
They are the boats which landed at Antigua. b0A
Is stil missing with about eight persons GA board
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strike on board a steamer.

The hands on board the steamer Osprey having struck
Cor higher wages yesterday set shipped when he
odhands with other sailors threatened violence Thism0ru
ing detachment Of Police attended and prevented dis
sfbanee sad he steamer saledsor Charleston he asaS
hour.
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artu.l)ork QaiIp 0ribaae.
THURSDAY. MAY 5, 1853.

~ Perso1s s-suiins Ts s.< m At ther residences poe
o. sspd % tresb The Pnes ~ cents week PsJ
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MnsorRI-The Canton North East Reporter contains
brief letter from Hon. James 3 Green (Anti Belt0n)
in which be declines being candidate for the next Con
ress lie urges upon the district the necessity Of party
organization and cautions the Democracy against boilers
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Canal Brenk.

ALBANY. wedsss1ay. Nay 4, izsa
Another break in the Canal at AlbiOn Is reported this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

- DR. Cook well known a surgeon in the last war.
died AZ Portsmouth, Va Monday.
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Alnhama stnte pemocrniie CenyentIsa.

MONf8ONEkN TUESDAY May y 10
The Democratic State Convention has nominated joan
Anthony Winston as their candidate for Governor Of
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IA, wr.teru sIiiItary Asylum.,

WASHINGTON, Wednesday May 1881
The Jnioa announces that the Army Officers appointed
10 select site for the Western Military Asylum. arc 10
meet in Washington tomorrow.
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Election of L. :. senator In Rhode I.la

NEWPORT DAILY Nows Oaee) Wednesday, May lss'
Gov. Philip Allen, of Providence was elected United
States Senator to-day without opposition. lie succeeds
Hon John II. Clarke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

TESNEssEE-Hon Andrew johnson, (exM. c. Of
Greene Co. has received the Democratic nomination for
Gnra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

KESfucKY-IIon W. I. Ward (Whg) has annCunc-
ed himself as candidate for reelection in the Fourth
District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

- cn see there are III ", Ps P seors
"a American revolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

No "a BowERY--J HYArr's Cheap Carpet and Oil
Cloth received splendid assortnoni OF Ipsy
Brnsss ply lnain Carpenz a. 20 per eeut e un %
ff puces ply Carpets ~ no, 81 yard sooo an "oV
TG /, O,l Clo,bs 81 oef ward
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SrLENDID CARPETNds FOR SPRING SAILS, Io1o-
SefTa LovNBERRy No as Pels resevng IN store
er a yas srse sock Of Tapestry, Brussels ihrsep ply
ard an CaIpens Chae and elegant desns which ma ns
purchased Previous the recent advance n prices %
bed Ia Il at induce mtnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

1r-~,, Marine and inaad Insurance.
av.ra.t NfursAI Insurance. CoNPANy-Assets on
80 ,. &c GsIAnla PrnhLs divided pro thae
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=
syovTggs WHoLEsALI RETAIL DEALERS IN HOUSE fOh
NfsHISs ARTICLKs,
No 60l broadway, New-1ork.
Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery
Ie,,,.n silver erd britannia Ware, Japahneiy,
,,e,,is Ensfaelcd sDd IRON French Cooking Utensils
psn,ii,s Conpfr md Bnsar Goods Hollow Ware
Fsrsx iyeoiss Ba.hng Apparatus,
Brushes, Mate Baskets, DC, hsiriterdt9f, ~,
Spouiug Tickle &C, 6c, hAfdwaio TOT buh"ei'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

r. BAKGs, BRorHEBs & Co, AuctiOneers, NO 10
P.k w. " s TauRso.Y and the two ioioNnl eye1ng1 Al
"a oaco tie speudd ilrary o. ihce o. . ever
ke Yft Amona Books la THs llhnrdsyl EENlN SAFE arc
sppe h opies sbicsn0s Queens OF England ihataee os
~ Jolttfr Norris VIOLA Mill Wilson's 6uish India vais
s r-uus Vol Raihasts Cupid and fyeA tooi roP
Woske and Homer Pcpys Diary, AoAi Wooalus "a
rs vols the rntenbursh Gallery. 8o Wdpoet Royal and
Noble Author the kaursss Library ~ VOLS Vy pses
The (usrery Review complete, 80 Ios fOfesa rea
srosta fie Rentsueous Antiquities vols FOL Spn Iaaa
Ynelapd yo l DE foes Works % yos fedngs Mofke -
yo Books ainur the Fine As spotn hofadrJ usnsAo'
~ MAJ he kiywed - haa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

-, uoas,keepers and all others in want Of Bedding
aess,eaSe Ao would do well call NJ WlLLaRDs oe es'D
ed yarefoo No Chaihas. Of Mulberry a. where y
b. pd the articles ia hs Lac ever offered 70 s
uubie
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CAsAL.sTREEr CARPET STORE, No ~ CASALsI-
PFrtRsoE Co the attention Of their friends 70 tue $40
OF new ~ elegant received from the most coeoraee
,nuctoies conpnsug tapestry velvet brussels thfeePy Aud
insrsn also large assortment Of on Cloth Venefisns atn
H. s.xS
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, &c.

The mail steamer Lady Jocelyn, from Cal
cults. Nov IS, brings Cape Of Good Hope adyices TO
eO.h December
The Cape Tgrn NAL OF the 18th December,
Few events have occurred since the departure OF
the Last -ieener which can be reguTded Indicative Of
Tie prospects OF war None OF II prescribed chiefs
have vet ceen given up. Twenty Of Moatagus horse,
under ay,tain Vlers have been surprizeJ keisha
rlshoek 6y ore hundred H,,'ento,s. The party led
ard len I've gns and two horses Z, tie hands Of the
One of the Uitharlders chiefs, taken pris-
oner states thar he total 4 iher loss throughout the
war suounts Only 20 I'D men.
Gen. Catheart. With Z, 500 men Of all arms,
cro.red Ire Orange River into the Sovereignty The
sciA CT November. TIC policy o. BIS ExceLency tow
AID NasLesh l. unknown: some say Is sons VII Try
her 9Th with tee British troops others aege that
Nrstesh LEs ser &C ire bulk OF a. cattle % tie noun
,aas TIE Governor Z IL excel =, health AMI sPiris
Tie general tenor Vi The Iews Fu TIE set Of war =
NO. sat ac'1ry as previous ldsccs 10 Indicate
Ia tie western dstfics tranquility prevails and tie
crcls arc alUHdsEt
In Table Bay there are al present no less
tan % yes.cis defined fer TIC gold regions Of AItfa
ia ard convey .nz zTents iEOE- vaTlous quarter
rcl-d-g England, Ireland aud America, and some low
fTOm the Co. Tee gold kFer, hoBcser, which pre-
vsiied IN CAPE Town TIE arrival Of tn Australia
les. 20 = certain extent Eba.ei, ard nzny wac pro
rs-td sIligraung PAVE wisely concluded . ct sel
acue-lf ieest GI,l s0clsfv - 0rgan.seI ia tlat
roderu II Dlfldo TIE SHIPMENTS o. provision lamp
kuert end aeccssares lcucc have necessarily created
much tldto1L tasiLess IN tie various ner ,aa:ile
kOcses hCIc.
Large shipments are being made for Ausrra-
IL ret rly in sions bit nlso IN wearing apparel
40 alvarez IN prce 81 tGxen pe-e many Sruces q
general ccrsuu1ptsol N consequence flour and Braa-
~ are nov repoitec a. an aivanee Chilly 10 per cent
a. urey u rsiee. N0 lee than 90 uLRz Of nerchaa-
6ss WI be slipped from Cape Iowa for TIC AustrAa
Ctlc.ses IL the eouTse o. he presen: mouth
Frcm tie Mauritils by the Port Louis Prizes
Csyyes. we fn q = sinrs tie Australian touched ihe-e
* ysssis have tea ad o. FOR Australia Is u Pr
;un Pert Louis : fhc-tly 70 BE- s,ee win gas b q
l:.-ish CCr-gsny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
AUSTRIA.

The HAMBURG Ndchrichien publishes copy OF
Count Buors dispatch to ~ Hubner AT Paris in which
the Austrian Government makes rs reserves concern
ing the dynasty Of Louis Napoleon The dispatch Is
dated Dec. -, and reads thus 49,
FxcFLLENcY: The French Government IN notifying
10 Us the insugatiOn Of the Empire has az the same time
forwarded copies OF the Seratus COnsute and OF the pie
hscte relative TO the transformation ot the Government
which las been effected IN France These documents a.
relating the interior affairs OF France We have not here
discus Regarded such the changes which they nave
effected be considered out OF the range OF the ute
national rels'Ous OF the two Empires In proceedhs -
/, has done tn the acknowledgements Of Ills Majesty the T. n
OF the French and IN frankly expressing ~ intention
10 MAINTAIN with his Government the friendly relations
which have hitherto existed between the two countries
Austria has intention whatever Of passing judgment
upon the principles contained n the peb-Clie which h,s
become law Of the State, OF admitting beforehand
the consequences which might be deduced from H IN the
We abstain from adopting more solemn form Tor
audwe believe that thus give to the French
Government proof which trust u will appreciate,
Of those oonelistoy dispositions which animate us and
which inspire The desire OF avoiding all that might be cacu.
lated inerte with the rooi understanding existing be-
tween the Governments % the nyaaNhs maintenance
order and the peace OF the word.
With these sentiments have the honor 70 transmit 20
,ou the letter. which aeeredi You snew 20 Ills Majesty the
The LORDS say that there is no truth IN the
statement N NJ negotiations had been entered into be-
tween the Governments of Austria and France for re-
duction OF the duties French goods imported into
Austrs.
Cardinal Diepenbrock, Prince Bishop of Bres-
Ian has lust died age S. at the Castle of JohsnnisSerg
We notice that Mdme. Jenny Lind Goldsmith
has lately been extending her charities to two charitable
institutions of Stockholm, the Hospitals OF 81 Magdaen
and of the Deaconesses Mdme Goldsmith s at present
resdng with her husband Dresden but has promised
10 visi Stockholm in Holy week TO take part in two
sacred concerts for the beneht OF the poor
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urowr, sb,pley a. Co... Circular.

Per CdRGe0. LIVERPOOL, Friday, Jan II, iSDJ
There has been steady aud good demand for CorroS
the past week ending last evening the sales
reaching So $50 bales, with GOO speculation and 6iO
bales for export advance OF fully Id v ib in ordinary
and nddng qualities and of ID TO ID II. in the better
descriptions. To-day the business Is called coo bales with
leo Spectators the market closing quietly III
sequences Of the Bank Of England having rather uneXpect
edy advanced her minimum rate OF discount n y cent
The Improvement prcesis mainly owing 20 the account
ion in regard the probable extent OF the crp few
receiyedby the last two Of reaction in public opn
estimating It 3,0c0, O0O bales.
Fair Orleans. 81 FarMcbiles...6 Far Uplsnds. 81
Mdding do. 81 Middling do. .Iq Mddins do. el6
Ordinary ala 81, Inferior and false packed unsuitable,
The stock Of Corros in tins port called 700 baies
ofwhieh $4,000 American, against stock at this time
In Manchester the demand for YARSs and Coos has
teen 20 a fair extent a. steady prices
The CoRN market has bean very quiet nowithstandn,
the continuance of bad weather and prices Of flour ard
Wheat are shade lower Indian Corn dali at the last
tstions viz: S. tor white, u for yellow, aud 81
quarter for mixed. White Wheat, 2a7 81 red, 66aIl
4 Il b. Western Canal Flour, "a o; Baltimore, Phsa-
DELI his and Ohio, % 3; Canada, q AS aud sour, "a
&c g bbl.
About Soco bos common American REsiS have bern
disposed ofat So T. and $50 bbls. TURPEsrSE have
realized y y cwt.
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Iive-pool 1Tarl.et......Jn.25.

CorToS-Tie sac. Ct Cotton to-day were nearly 100
bs.es ccInpglslng 40 Anlefc4a 30 sgTAf, a. ~ II.
60 EyFt.sa Al % % Perua s-4 MAI@ahsa, Al 81
q II Sea isalis a. l90 - q pl-eb l,0O saraf wcs1
fCr export tnd eco American snd SO Egyptian spen
1tca Total sales fnuEsday 3 Dsias S9 oeIas
On srecrstion and eco for export Import during s1ne
ti 400 bales Ne market closed with hardening
deEey CouPaTsd with FrdHy rates ipeE CANADA pnoss
Of al hin6s Tuotct tie sans but he-ntset ol Amer
can from - % g. sgsirg tue buyer ton Cas 40
ss1ee q hai choke e bad at week Qa0,tons Of nef
can az cr Faif Orleans 6t Ml1chns 81 Fki Mobile 4
Nsdius Mobile y, Far CP.-nds S, Aiddiins UPAnds
81. Ord.zsfy "a 81.
GsaiN-Iiere "a rot been Hueh 6o.s the Gran Mar
let The past two days. AZ to-day ns4rket Naes slow
ssie ~ ard n iustEnces y bash decline. F!our
was 30 augus and must be guotsa Z ID loser Ia
dan Corr remained uIfhoat ehsnge and dE; prizes 5I
c1Uu
PKovIs.oss re trade q healthy snd moderately setye
No charge % nctice N frres.
PEoDpcE-Ttere hss asnn been more dung in Sugar so
Ida L~alzrs telps Tep F-ei % car 81 81 aud
tsss tif1ry BeaEa az 81 tfl a eWt p.fcel o. CiAyed
Culs Notsses o1sred ~ alrp but aot sali Nssiins
dol ID Ram. Th<rc gcoe Business dong Tes. lncge
pTcUiariy u medium and bscksa lezf taas Of Coas1l
scsn;ed Ornss Frkces and CsIeu also N rs4ness
fall Tses. TIE pzlic sses o. Jun ths morning %
n sgsIif 80 tAles rr1liSng 4it iofdgls s. ~ sgn
b vsgy m rates. Aboug ~ bsg Myraso.a - bo5gskr
g6F cwE
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Bariu., Bro. < Co.'S Circular,

Pc, Cs1aGal LoSocs v-ahy, ql, Jza--SP
he CaiCuisl sra F1rrf1 fsodE6s uxrkets hsve la
d. this SIX. CcFFEL loEes CorTOS Gra SueaR
and IEA cuiL bEEADsrrgFs e % TIS 1aA-er
Messy hAs heen ~ gr-e, dr-n1n4 ne suour, 81 Bgt
tie Bank sT - 50 return was - 1sSstL so
cecEc-se " s2rti, lr1 tie exPagr q GoLo AS
0f biscCEEt % a ccEt CoSsoLs have decbas,i
issyitg OF set fcs mercy. ANExlcGx EAcIrs IS y
New DcIIsEs have b~ea sod A. ia bsnf drclfae
lar sIiyTK al ~ Tie Overland MAJ 1rTired oa I've
i1th irstaaf, AZ tie Brasil Nal ca IN. stra. asT;
tie fc3Owirg ars tke atos. dates Ronh4v INA ca
czffs I'd. ard Cglonko t5th DscembeF: CsnrSe g7ta
ShArskas ssth B4fzvis -7th Manila H. ana ssls~v ssa
SovsDke-t bDsncs Ayrs =, Ao1r-v,dea "a RIO 3e ia
zero ith. Bahia 18th ard Pern.bac pa O-c~.lS-r
CccsiNxAL-ThrFe have been - rubie kaiss: BET ths
bed secossts sosn Guaita ss reosvcd reader Asi.fs
very L-1-
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LATEST.

A great meeting was held at Exeter Hal,
25tb In behalf of the MadlaL Il
The Peninsular Mail steamer Tagus is =
SOUTHAMPTON with dates from Lisbon to 18th. II
news is unimportant.
On the 18th inst Omer Pacha took Grahove
by Storm but In attempting to surprise the Capitol
Montenegro In the mountains, he was repulsed. He~
tended to renew the attack on the l7th -
R.F. Prizes is fully committed to take triS
for the late foryeries In the grain trade. ~
Consols closed Tuesday at 30 13-4s for y
count
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EUROPE.
Liceptiousucss Of the French Court Demee
rucy I'm Germany-The New Turkish NJ
isters-The English Ministry.


isters-The English Ministry.
LosDOS, Friday, Jan. 81, 1871
The world OF Paris has been taken BY -
prise az hearing that Emperor Napoleon II,
after the failure OF his marriage schemes ~
the Princess Wasa, has suddenly made up
mind, and not caring for diplomatic precede1ob
proposed to the beautiful Spanish lady ~
whom he some time since fell in love. / No.
toned 10 you several months ago that the daqor
ter of Count Montijo Countess Teba in her ~
right, had found favor before him, but did -
snrmise that il would lead TO so serious -.
Whether this marriage, which is shortly TO tshe
place, is really advantageous TO the new En-
peror is difficult To decide; but the annousee'
ment Of the event has given occupation to ~
restless French mind for at least three mouthns
and Napoleon knows Paris too well not -
be anxious always TO have some OBJ
which can divert the attention of the pubds
from more serious affairs. We have -
again the old tale OF the dog Of NJ
blades. Perhaps the Spanish lady viii infses
duce higher tone Of morality at the Tuie6sa
which, under the sway OF the friends of on1se,
society and family" have born striking -
semblanee 10 the times OF the Regent, an3 :
Louis XIV. The Emperor works hard -
tTansacts business ten hours day; but ~
evenings are spent in orgies His eoasia, ~
Princess Mathille, divorced from her husbae4
Count Demidof, several years back, is in g
family way, and the drel of Count Niewersefse
and Edgar Ney IS connected with the love =
trsues Of the lady, who, as the only inpcns
Princess, gives the tone 10 the society Of -
licentiOus Court
The selection OF Cherbourg for the statoa
tie transatlantic steaIn-paekets makes the =
hsh uneasy, rs irputs the French Goyernme
ia the position of concentrating an immee2
amount Of means Of transport just opposltes
the knglish shore.
In Germany, the recently published sofx.s
the celebrated Professor Gervinus, IN yhiee n.
shows that liberty in Germany is Impose
under the English form Of Constitutions ~
sTchy, and that Democratic Federal RePup
Is the only form in which freedom can be est
lished OF the Continent of Europe, has made
immense sensation. The author has been pr
cuted, bat nobody can deny the great boa
has en- the Germsn mind, and the inhdencs
his ideas. shook is lot fppant pampm~'
IL il y serious ana even heavy work, the e1pl~
sion of an earnest conviction, and the resaisv
deep philosophical researches.
As regards Turkey, the new Ministry, tnos
decried as belonging 20 the old fanatic ps,y
carries en- the administration energeticsa
First, they put a stop 10 the financial aoas.
and the system of bribery which was gong
under the siplomatizing, yacillafing. pusalag
rnousadministration Of Reshid Pasha. and 10
have already succeeded IN balaacing the =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
TURKEY.

Adyices from the Dalmatian coast state that
the Porte had sent orders to press forward the
gAnt the Moutenegrns being anxious not 70 give op.
portuury % the Intervention Of diplomatists. The
ries Game OF the l9th inst state that the Turks hal
already commenced offensive operations against Mon
t,neero Eight bsttalious had already arrived from
Roenia and pitched their camp Veleme within six
hours march of the mountains. and were waiting
for rsin.orcCments. Omar Pacha's forces numbered
l2OOO regular troops and 5000 Arnauis or Albanian
gueIl,Gs.
The embarrassmtnts Of the Bank OfCOnstan-
;nople are 70 BE cleared od By Government.
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Lsndan ,Inrkei.....J.a. 3

TEA--The deliveries lasf week 53i,s.S D. Be- Pr
coEs1sci The SeIpAEs ieE al kinds Of Tea very
iEAcVe state yet 1lsc xeSsray hr1 and refuse
eel e1ceFl fan eETFslees. Common s0a.4 Coz<5a .
ss!1ls - asul 10 g ia y 2, wia sA average ss7py
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
BELGIUM.

The Belgian Chamber of Representatives
has passed law, by majority Of ~ to placing on
the retired list s foreign officers in the Belgian service
This il done 70 get rid Of the Frenchmen in the service
The CITY of Brussels has contracted large
loan in Paris through the agency of Messrs Legcndre
& Co, for the carrying on Of several public works.