New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
EMIGRATION AND OCEAN PENNY POSTAGE.

Everything tends to the speedy realization Of a Uni
yersa Ocean Penny Postage Nothing has been lost by
the delay which has attended its introduction into Par
lament in the shape OF formal motion Nearly every
day incident rsnsprss well calculated 30 Impress
upon the public mind the Importance and feasibility o. his
great postal reform Every day at least one ship rsighted
spreads its broad wings for Australia and another for
America And every shiposd of men, and children
thus d located from the homes OF Great Britain new
and pathetic argument Ia behalf If Ocean Penny Postage
For several months has been smOs. the last act OF the
emigrsrts TO Australia, just before weighing anchor to
sign petition to Parliament for this boon. gentsmsn
who takes ths sigma ures Of the porte says thu, the
paper often so literally vet with the tesrs OF men and
signing this farewell prayer that their names are
half Oberated But look a. the vast emigration from
Europe America The four hundred thousand persons
Who annually pour into the United States are equally
affected By their separation from dear ones len behind
and earnestly long 10 ftsd from their communion
across the the crushing tax that blocks up ts cur
rent with 4 barrier of ice The British and American
cannot long resist these eager and csmorous
warnings for Ocean Penny Pofage The subject this
very day 10 be brought forward In conversational wy
in Parliament but the post closes for America before the
result csn be known ELIHu BuRRIrr.
No IS Broad-st BEIdfags, L0nd0n, Aug !, lSsj
DRoLL RpsE--lt WAS considered a. rather "roshiDg'
Justice when TO retain Edymoin in prison afsr biz 70
arrest the record WAS mutiAtsd 10 pardon man
who been heard Of at Auburn and to retain IN
prison who had been psrdoDed Bot that trick re-
auirsd no very profound skill Ordinary practitioners
have done more cunning things more canningy tnou
sand times.
peers IT Sing Sing Dunns escape through the agency OF
an India rubber tube and India rubber dscoy duck
at midday mortified the keepers exceedingly rhe fact
too had become known 10 the other conycts and Vas
observed that many OF them gave evidence OF harborng
an cea that what had been Dunn once could be done
again This seems TO have alarmed the kespsrs and TO
counferse sn impression which they Ia their dread feared
mig hi lead to revolt they circulated the story that Dunn
had been recsptued bat had since died from sos mystic
ous csusempresson being zen on me nos o. tns con
His eyove 10 full view ofhs prisoners - they psssed
to ih.r work. and their ave was quite marked They
seemed to have reached the conclusion that was bsttsr
TO remain alive in prison than be killed In trying to escape
But the Coroner of the county vas not satisfied Hs de-
msnded to kn0v how Damn d.d-procssded 10 Spen the
grave-drtw out the cofia-hrmaly aa solemnIy opened
the ld and opnd snpfy The officers thsn explained,
that they had gone through mock burial Of Dunn, that
the convicts might think be had been killed while trying 10
escape and that they would be likely TO share the same
fate Il they attempted 10 fellow his example.
Simply STEERING the records make oin read 0re,
shouldn't BE- mentioned the day with this trick. They
are only alike in b'ih having bssn fsund oat t.,
A RExIsIscEScE few days ago. CHANGING our eyes
The Lossrizs Cou,iey article stating thu,
saIuisd the tomb Of Gen Wlism RI Harrison while pass
ing North Bend. The CoSyter thinks that other boats
might psy the same tribute Of respect 70 the last resting
the shoes Of Ohio River In this opinion We coin
eide Party differences should die With any man who.
like Harrison Jaokson has written his name ndsliby
on tte page Of bis nations history
We pass North Bend without ascending the hur.
rcsne deck Of the gaze upon Hnriscas tomb
Ard the team vii often spring eyes We recall s
first and only time We beheid the great and good
II at the Wing Mss Meeting, held in LswTsncsbsrx
in tbs year le4o AZ Il we're out yesterday do We recall
his locks and fgure The slender aud somewhat bowed
iom-bowed more BY tolls Of early life !: me eafsis-
feld-spoke the decline Of life; VILE the 6rm. sasSc
'tep spoke of vgor and Energy still unsabdued The pre-
vaing expression Of his coupfenzDce vas bsnevoi<nce
stranger unknov ing Who and What be would have
rsnarked it, and mestally said, That 10 man ! could
love and trust Yes he could and rozid have dops t.
The strong hold Gen Harrison had the affections Of
The people Of the West who best knew him. aad more
.spedsiy those who broug into personal contact
xb hin al proved ths IN him the face was the nrrDr
{ the soul Aurora ttnd S'Andsrd
Rr~oyaI on dad fisH.-We recently noticed tho fact
A. large OF dead sh being small alsvvss from
NO 70 tour inches long, floating IN the basin The
eton Of the tides within few days collected In MyCursS
Jock between south and Commerce ss. pairhyng
fthese covering the surface Of the vAer 70 extent OF
bout 70 feet square and Of nine inches cocp and
nIttipg most pestlentia efi1vis On the application OF
unerous mercantile houses Of the vicinity the Board Of
Iesh yesterday procured scos from the Pot Warden
nd en- oy I'd M samuel Campbell % remove the nri.
sncs b. had sI hands nus engaged yesterday evening
nd probably completed hs lax by nDoa to day
fBsr'.srs Aga. Ass y.
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