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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23

A DIE & GRAY, Richmond, Va, have
"A in store, and are now receiving, perhaps the
DYES, Window Glass, Surgeons Instruments, &c.
&c, ever offered for sale in this city, to which they
invite the attention of Wholesale Dealers In town
and country in Virginia and North Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23

NEW ARTICLE OF SAFETY FLUID
LN LAMP-WARRANTED NOT To EXPLODE
The subscriber has recently gotten up Lamp to
burn Fluid. which he warrants will not explode
and 10 entirely free from danger, only to be had of
him He has also the safety fluid lamp, which is
made ordinarily at the factory and any one calling
can see the difference. Call and see them tried.
NH 81 J, D B. EVANS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23

NH 92-2r JOHN P. BURRUSS.
COOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!! COLTS
" REVOLVERS at Reduced Prices.-Hav.
ing just received large supply of the above Pts
toIs will sell them at reduced prices, from SIT to
$50, with Mahogany cases and everything com.
plete, all are warranted the genuine Colts Revo.
yers.
Call soon at HENRY HYMAN'S, direct importer
of Watches Guns, &c. 90 Main street,
NH 22-lm Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23

4 OAL, WOOD AND POsTS.-Ikeep con-
~ sanity on hand Lump, Hail and Smiths Coal
of superior quality; o "a and Pine Wood and Cedar
lowest market prices for cash. or to punctual Gus.
toners. RIB TYLER,
NH 22-Im* Stone Warehouse Basin bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23

i The subscriber soiiciss the nttent;oU - ~
co Manufacturers to his superior Presses and Mn.
OF every description. ps aua "i-@
q, Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl strss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23

ii AkDWARE.-We are now in receipt of
l. our SPRING STOCK of Hardware, Cut.
lery, Gums and sadlery, and invite the atten.
ton OF Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina
Merchants visiting this market, to the same Our
assortment for the season is very complete, and
unusually large
Merchants VIZ uld do we'll to call and examine
the above stock OF Goods before going North, ga
many were purchased before the recent great ad
vance in heavy Hardware.
SMITH g. ROBERTS,
NH II No u Vest Main st. Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23

THING FOR MERCHANTS.-
" loco low priced Vests, assorted coiors
$500 pairs low priced Pants
1900 Linen, Check and Fancy Goats
and additional by every Steamer, direct from on
factory at New York
NH Is KEEN CHIJES a. BALDWIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19

storm ye,tcrday afternoon the following vessels,
aopg,ioe, in the Second and Third districts, were
by lightning The ship Josiah cradlee, lying at the
OF Port street, Third district The fluid entered I'll
he ch setting fire 10 bale Of cotton, without dou
other damage. The snip Desdemopa, lying At the
OF Spain street, was struck in the main royal mas
running down TO the keel OF the main topgallsNt
shiveIins both spsrs considerably, without dsin
further damage. The ship Reritan, loading, aed
opposite the Mint In the Second district, had Jrl
sail ana main topgallant mast shattered and sos Q
splinter.. from the force Of the aaid penetrANes h
nearly two inches No person was injured o. =
yessels.-M o. Cysscsxt yNns IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19

CorpTFsIEs TO THE OFFICERS OF THE SANDMAN
The city government, with their invited guests
the officers the navy yard and OF the Sardinau fgate
san Giovanni down the harbor yesterday en-
crson As they passed the frgate they we're honored
with fslute from the guns Of that vessel They dined
at peer Island. Excellent speeches made The
mAder OF the fpa,e made eloquent speech in reply
TO the Mayor which vas interpreted, Of eourse.Boaon
Commonwealth, June 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19
Death Of General Riley.
UENENAL UHDEHS, No. j.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,


NEW YoaK June 10, 1858.
The Gene.aln CHIEF, with deep regret announces to
the army the death, at Buffalo New York the 9th inst
Of evet haor General Bennett Riley colonel Of the 1t
infantry.
General Riley entered the army as ensign of rifemen
January 10 1873 and assembled through all the success
sve grades until he attained the hghes-that of Major
General by brevet lie served with high credit the
Niagara frontier in the Of 1872 with Great Britain
the against the Arcksree Sank ana Fox and Semi
mole IL dams, and the with Mexico which latter
he highly disir gubed He received the brevets OF
Brig adler and Major General for his gaintry Ia the bat
ties Of Cerro Gordo and Conreras On the termir alton
Of the he assigned 70 the important
the 10th military department. and eroco provisional
Cove, Of California. Tn all asions the com
nsrds with which he was ptrusted he eviDced great zeal
for the public interest and has left 10 his bereayed family
reputation Of which they may well be proud.
Az tribute Of repect 70 the memory of the deceased
the officers Of his late regiment will the pre- .crbed
badge OF mourning for thirty days BY command Of Ma
joI General Scott. l.. THOMAS
Aszistant iuta mt az al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19

GREAT FIRE IN LowELL-Between seven and
eight O'Clock yesterday morning. while the operatives
cut 10 breakfast, ere discovered In the card
I0tm of No mill OF the Meiriinack C0mpany. which
proved the most destructive Of any FIRE which oc
cured in lowell The fire extended 80 70 oidy that no
effective could bs taken TO save the building
The building and contents fully insured in the
eised Manufacturers Insurance Company Tae loss Is
estimated in the Voz Popah az $500 600 A teegrapbic
despatch from Lowell however, makes Il only $50 600
The corporation estimate their loss at $50 0oO Another
fire occur cd at Mechanics Mills, Lowell Wednesday
night which destroyed property TO the amount If 4 900
The parties who suffered by the FIRE Webster Lew
ere Isaac Place. rash and blind dealer; George Fiske
storehouse FOR bobbns; Charles A. Durgin
OF sewing ma chimes; Michael Constock, machiDst AMI
John Peter gill carpenter The heaviest loss falls upon
the mechanics who occupied the building and tools
and stock generally destroyed There way no in
urance on the property Webster Lewis we're insured
for 81 500 in the Chelsea Mutual Office. Their loss
about 90 COO They employed twenty men who Lost
on their tools some Ss00.-Boston Atlas June II.
CUTTING AND PROBABLE MuRDER.-On Saturday
night al the close n the crcus performance difficulty
took place between two named Thomas Ayior and
William Swift about trivial matter and the latter chai
six eight rerfons started down Plum street to
the place for combat at point near the river. When
the RI Sixth and Plum streets, hard words
passed between the parties named above, whereupon
drew large DO vie knife and struck Swift with it,
the cut beginning the hesd passed down the side OF
the bead and breast to the abdomen where the knife
tered the bowels Aylor and his crowd while S~ift
With pistol In his hand, and crying murder pursusd
them hort distance wbsn he fell He was picked up
by officers Hardin aud sbatuck and taken home liz was
considered very critical position yesterday. Ayter
shs VI been arrssted.-C iHcnnafy Qascze, June 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19

of the northern line should in fact be represented on
the map.
From the point Of beginning there should be drawn
line directly to the west three degrees in longitude
and afterwards directly to the north, to the point
where the line ntersects the river ella This appears
to to be the most accurate, and at the time,
the most practicable Interpretation OF the treaty.
Colonel Graham, an officer OF the United States
subsequently added TO the commission, also repudi-
ated Mr. Bartlett. ! am, however, unable here to
quote his expressions his report not being within my
reach.
Having thus laid before your Excellencies ample
proof that the line was not run in conformity with
the absolute provisions Of the treaty, and that the
same is therefore no more than provisional line,
shall now proceed to lay before you extracts from the
message OF the President of the United States to
Congress under date OF December q, last past, In
der TO prove most conclusively that this provisional
line was disapproyed and repudiated by the govern
ment OF the United States and is therefore, entirely
invalid.
The following are the expressions made by the
President Of the United States-
"From the last intelligence received from the
Mexican Boundary Commission, it appears that the
surveying operations the river ella, from !ts CON
fuence with the Colorado TO the western line of New
Mexico, are concluded; the operations on the Rio
Grande are also concluded from point situated ac
cordng 10 the arrangement OF the commissioners
where the said river touches the starting point of
the southern limit of New Mexico, 70 another point
situated one hundred and thirtyfiye miles below
the bed Of the Aguilo, that 70 say twothi rds Of
the distance, following the river up to its mouth
The appropriation made during the last session OF
Congress for the continuation OF the said operations
is subject to the following condition No portion
Of the said appropriation shall be employed spent
until il satisfactorily appear to the President OF the
United States, that the boundaries of New Mexico
are not laid by the commissioner and the surveyor OF
the United States farther TO the north of the town
known as III paso than the said line Is set down on
Distunell's maps, which accompanies the treaty
My attention has been called 10 this m after by
report Of the Secretary Of State in which lie reviews
all the circumstances relative 10 this affair, submit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

NoWaad' improved MIXTURE Ivory faa'a aGAinF
Southern saz,, M.s t9,..,. s,5-, on
c7vris" ifsr '' fS Siia es53-, ,,a.
A''' van isa Reeds, siiis re-,
"g9Bs s1I!5,',. a tar-s'f g., 81, at.
" Al articles he Medicns Inc "a this catosrs
II, be supplied on equally favorable t1tas. myaly
Err. DAVIs's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
iy 5SP s 1ss B5s N Pfs i1 esaa
Iao & 6, ,sygey s. ssr. H. q osa rt
si,s isadiaF fasa.s u ~ t-aiTs.y oF ~ ds
FROM Nh. JOIN 2. MORGAN, rHFsat
re syfup q VIVA Garry ast Ter be- ssstsstscszs
Asihta 60 g5Hsismsn q Chic tsfk iss r. aA5s e s
FROM TIE WESTERN Esr ",
Mn r4,v,,,s y a t ~ T5si p WV ~ Nv,
ao1sa Sy Sc e.. q orsSsf S5td " ~ @ sa ss' s7
Cherry sad Tar w6cb you ana o6sTs ass5 s sse Ys esr
9y recommend t6s use q ne above named sp
rssis especially, ". w. PHILLIPS,
FROM ma EDwAgp ROBBINS, Rnssfl
.aEsu sOu1s Opbs 70 aodas b. DAVIS sy1ap .. via
Cherry ind Tar aud have scd II We yaa d. J.
II SsoS has assa 4 n ms practice b .ankt Y q &c
oea and the st.sadng physician o. Isp ks
~ sn s siss osPs5 Ibis sd.Hs 70 & yats w ,ssse
iPi't1 'q q A 81 q9G1a w Ea 70 S sd Y
or ne sHthsnaetg q wh hA9s not hsh h9 most rp7ub
Ths qlovlas ardsd rs.Peon Druggist, Mr. 10y
ssrst'tto- Ls''' ts7 g Y riLg. st-sa'st as', 5s,'
N1vTovs, s.A meath 50. ts,..
ps1tsa:y aiSd IL iaSsfsd isr s soss III % ,s
y7A's Aaa .ook great eny md q msain TnisI As ma
ae7ga lo bennett gatl be .eos D. Pr s Z ga cssfs-a
w., Ani a9isig.y 'laan's ~ ag' aga nov ~ ga
siaBat Y srsr t5wnsAit Gass. esaas. y, fl + sss- NJ
yst tas s35na Hoo i'ao-s an and q aauot a 1ivdihs
~ s ~ . VIVA s T W. 'y'
y, ,yr ~, vel, + sf -. a--'s ie-@
91gh at'sntsa 9 si, ssAts 81 Pa Z n t.as az a.a
Tss's roa sfP@s gsas Ar i a ild es5easa 1s g
oegan sasar aarloa a5l 1t Tt
"a .hs 5ys . NJ .s w :, y y ~ e Ia e. F5
eoss she 2qagh ss gntrey ured Z slsaEs
s,2S,s e ten Yer, @ s 4. & I
' 2s5saset ga Or 0 bottles F9 & is s 81 &
WEAKNEss AND PAIN y TEE bBE4sr.
r.omme. Or, Davis. I'm i. - IA w. ~ IS
rom ny taovlsdgs q Y rtos ~ s ia E ~ sstsd p sE
.hor ina eutoyr relieved ho 1as Symptom fot aisr tine
a.q Il ad y. sT5a s9s 's ~ Y ~ ~ 'ae e9E-
'''''''''5 asBlr IS @ tsaii street,.
"a lt.s,ss. .s... ADJ gs.s. sgg
f sa s II e - ats 70 a,.4.s q # 90 s574 s.s95ad
sorapaaea via iy-pHs rgaig.sa. LsAsr- bssa m RI Il
i a3feaslniasf "a by N an1aiaisa5 ~ H.
D4vsu syrup 20 ~ y 90 saae visa teia W t5aa oaa
catering escosnts a a6iysssa. ll All T-ssy ~ 1-5r
syrup under their 7le as'1.s d 7si 'a4siz Is rs1
Pies alolid + fsst sad y oss 81 @ IS d ssr,aais
.saa N qos s ,I 5P.2 i Ext e. s ss
rscop'o, 50 well as Of verbal = isqas hsazE
b., s sIsl, ps, p1 yAus sIi !, ssi 5
-, Hf,HAHixs nd Jeaa iGt3.
3 Ris 81 s 7o t %' ss e II As ss = 3
-'' VI. 81 ra ii' 8A i ~ 1a, 5s i SE I.'
~. To3s g sa5 Z ari' ca s @ q a.si "
Pot almost yFgusi ar go re t1sa Ptraas sola 30
'''' ~ 0'us' fH54i Da. r. S. Asoas- su.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

CE! lCE!-7J- STAFFORD & CO Wholesale AMI
Il Retail Dealers IN ICE No EVsl5 ial4s zls.t
fcntehar'lan RAiloal Depot, lover se 81 i5a I'D i,
-. = iehoAponas sfe No. ses ivr street, 81, 81 N ~,
tlest tonsIse street. Ny SIS T.hpupiou stfsst NJ IN
sfs we ice tsas eSssa Ninth and Harmony s-ts Fol b
sol ltas
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ANi Or me 'frras7 Of pof io t5s of1ss0 and 1851
agds4s theresa, tsit legal approximation and as ts
81 day OF 7aast astI
ifay hase also deslEEad dividend titFY PER CENT on The
saaa ofAa COpalg zee ending The l9th uly,
ss4 By whist eFft'isaa eIii sssd nd amer lhs SECOND
MONDAY 10 astsqbstnsft
tslsaaI C.f. AANs0RT, Secretary.
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4 RR0N ROOT AND TOBACCO-In store
md vi sale tales Superior IobReeo W.
AFfon Root ApPls eAREItI Co. 81 Common street.
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NCE COMPANIES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

- ATruk E SAN b --aTersons wishing 70 take
SAND l l,taty 9r % Race without
g. 4, PILE. City Surveyor.
laat. II o lsJ2
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annonue 70 the Rsns Of this vicinity
PREPARED q attend 70 a business IN bis line TO his
E npss tt qug osperis1ce Veterinary
ir Of The pun patronage, having devoted several yeas 70
IN France ard Prussia, f9 the
eh EaRuseeaa The Doctor found stnes UNION
STREET, between Cafonilt ets ~ Several dpa
3UsEf an tAkItlAeE HORSES FOR SALE. cctls iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

Is, fLAsTERs.
Sherman sfoor AIaa's
!, Allehnai 5oi Man's
Aliebhba dinRabhes Bob,
The lnipro, 90 Peer Mani,
islsu,.. f.g P' yss.' e h.Srs
Las. Knapps nd N,
t'h',c's Mac line Spread strvnS,h
ea.aE,
wht6g eaE.bsups.
, gid7'8 ~ Ne'ial,
Pc, Herrick's Real,
Gods, LlNtaiENTs,
Builh. Sudsr's Boz. and teysr,
pufsaAivs, p.,u'i t.ei.,.
HUnt'A, tia -, SeiaAu, ieWos
To- 81 TAsIEs
lhis, ststinan's G aPogr 0fiEroash,
Universal Tbonpsonh f7nmstc Tsotn,
Ioaes'l Eootaaohe.
it4IEhGES.
Sherman G o. Worn Camrho
Ch,ng's Eofr
i've, Wn-L'a Cslgt.
ainly, DROF5,
isslomtn's Talua-ls,
shsrman'a 1i~'hacfef
HAGUE, WluiamsbTy ,as
nlSC iLAHE0yt.
Thcm'8 EIt
Euel's Atr i1i EAta-t
taItsr'1 Suar sn Mr'fs
A'3'her's Re
aiiH. Eididr Jofi a.
VAaghn's Dc latap-
Gse1od's ind n Cholagasae
81lasy' AFoi D, Wml,
Btrs. nayu'u stntt Cordial,
.Cultan'n Fen 10 Specific,
CaHeu'slnd - Vegetable Asmsdy
DiEe Rosaud's VI &c lot1n,
BELLS Army s1GfIura.
Davls's Dope tive Eatfss.
, Aai Tar, Jayus's Al'gt avs,
Jaynu'a tiaif va
layaf's earn 1gtyo,
'pthet 'R0waud's On nlhatiye
bAln Colsl.l.l,
uphams P. 1letsary,
rant -oue5'i Chem ~ Sonp,
cry, lCrinptenr aam,
berry Ilcm ps1u WISER,
up, drs. Hsyc'H - Water.
syruP, Perry Davis sfa Killer.
'oh. lousa's list- AsHanltiys,
lpaes's Lui{ Iite.
jrai'l Hair e -lrtitVs,
cry, Soda Powder cHlosnal,
harry, Sissl On,
oinatlc, lC5casltn H-'r,
ne. Balm n Gi'ta.
Eusg'e t7stt 'rF FiniA,
i!aA y'sAsaf oe CrsRiH,
Tgy,Jg'ssrRa Cseun.
Veg table. Rf. rs's Ha ia..oa.
,ALVEs. tgztn Rene &rF,lH.
Lagpttsf Sf sa Remedy,
>, Bal,5'ls6ea st9d Clpzaiss,
RI .kao RagleH typ q F'aii,
), Waseisr'h 2 very Tpo;Hsshs
lcass's Nselr
, Cavnl's Ano- ne Cardsl,
8 Yege.able, Psim Of The lud Flousa,
bsrnas's Pile atiQn,
s, Fahres.ocs Nemiiugs,
Bausy'e Cr1ug Syrup,
Xture, Ivory Pa'a .ekinF,
MAehfssf Oh.
re, iChmgls SOAP,
,iF, Lueib Cords
fudinki0nt san,
B5itiH1 J1
iSaiiiltE Tea re-,
r fft4rIesi4 t3ll
q. @strEaia. SER ETC.. ate
e Medicine inc not .nsai ae9 Ia this eatsoErs
ally favorable t5tAH. mylity
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FkNAR-bO0 bbls R0>lN--2a0 bills TILES
n ENSLisH. AMTRllAS sri 5ff8y gtHE EsuCK sts sts
'afsattfy JOHN Z" Il Ntiltil q Co. isarga5ssls j.
tt8'Hla1 irrt7I 81 IL killt4g
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Franklin Marine and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL sSo0Ooo PAID IN.
Wal. L. AVERY, Secretary. CApY no, LISTER, President,
Hudson River, Marine and Fire Insurance Company,
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FROM Mn, EDWARD ROBBINS, urpssl

BoRpEsroEs " = Isa. o. ls4y.
iooble introduce Dawn syrap g VIA
Cherry Tar scd s IN yau Df j.
nssd his practice; BE- tnka hiE ~ u Tie
EY Dr.. Cook lie q The ph ciA1s Gated
the attending physician o. Iosp XII
of spAn during all his resisnce In thu country.
Wien ossred
expressed IGNITION Of publishing
o have adhered - s.ieE
Or the suhsucty u heh hal p1usbls
Eu4rantss
Ths ,gowns forwarded BY respectful prsEs Mr,
ads Q. Dayton, Ohio
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Aofts htpt more sa1a was asst u5saaiAga hasA
eogsh 0hfA Itsssd ~ eoaos Fsneg such rseg5r s5s
and oitr ordinary medicines ~ oagis' t4mp1aul Syg 4 n
Cherry AID Tar Feio5ea nj 20 lev osea sad t
enIely eured hs Ply 9ile lo!s troubled h ha.us cor n
aud has been gai2riy nkn lu7and paegorc ~ IS
DaFas lias dss past idys her d po
bad " IS before she canlga-u-sd u5kiaEu go
THOMAS MILAN, 4, .ssgst,ss,
aad West WRIGHT CO., -l Slss7Tozs Sss5,e1s o's
Sh+rs ~ Asi. a ns5st IT, h r.. aaad
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. HENhf NJ \ LIE ~ I'D IoNn q
WEAKNESS AND PAIN ~ TEE BRE4sT,

ghy Davis's sFfgr Wd Cher rsf
rom knowledge q IL giytus ny rife lad affected lsrF
slime h kuses pain he bTslst ofths
mort sn entirely relieved her Tas svmpo1 orit tine,
ouf, ard ai oeeas1nH 10 rsigf p pare.
months she f4 hs
ider e aad -8oyunneud tlasta sfrsHg
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DAlr1., tiao J1iy ~ 1877,
Ma J, :. HuEELLsir 4H0ris rash apg
hat ny cough splra,
moved BY the ors-haf bottle or NJ bsa Eid
Cherry and Tar which you asy8 can
y recommend the Of the named sgp Cough
Colds o excellent
Years respectfully, ". W. PHILLIPS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-29

6AR DAVIS's SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
AND TAHIr ras to The paslrtt a lsvsal ysggs.rf-
.ety ior CONSUMPTION BRgNGBrTIst sTTAtA, COUGHS,
COLDS s' ge append ieg notices q is f nd Ell. 81 u
sas ua cine AIlerlGa 4l4 ba
5i'luo az the agency which arsrs sre - 70 obsp y
proper oal i)r p, e an physi
fsAIs landing graduate q She Iuivsrsy % lgeiH
FROM Mr.. John 2. MORGAN, s.raFsut
PrrIs- 20, Jar. 10, t3tr,
The syfup q VIVA Garry sHd Tor h4s
hose " lknog OF 5sra q
Asihi1H gentleman q Ohio. stat Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
PRESTO. CHANGE.

We made a great mistake yesterday in so
confidently insisting that the President could
not have made still greater one. We had
previously supposed that the Hard Shells we're
doomed when Gov. Marcy was called into the
Cabinet but when it was settled in Cabinet
Council on Saturday (the President assenting)
that Scheli should be Collector, wo considered
that point settled and refused to believe, or
even print, our correspondents dispatch OF
Sunday evening importing that the programme
had that day been changed and that Red
field had been designated for Collector.
Gen. Pierce was never commended even by his
warmest admirers, as great man, but he has
been regarded as a firm one. SO, when il was
ascertained that he had settled on Schel as
Collector, we presumed that he could not be
swerved from his purpose. We supposed he
might have heard of Gen. Jackson's maxim:
Take time to deliberate; but when the time
for action arrives, stop thinking 1t new ap-
pears that We utterly misjudged him-that the
Hard-ShellS are to pay the penalty of having
bought Free SOilism as uncompromisingly in
New-YOrk as he did in Hampshire
so far as our State is concerned Gov Marcy is
President and Franklin Pierce one Of the
smaller boys about the house Well it is no
affair Of ours
Judge Redfeld, the Collector in prospect, is
an aged, wealthy and Of course respectable,
citizen of Batavia, Genesee Co, where he has
made money rapidly and easily as lawyer,
land agent, land speculator, &c. He is Soft,
thoroughly devoted to Marcy, and will be i'm
plcitly guided by him in the distribution of his
immense patronage. He was member of our
State Senate thirty years ago, and one of the
notorious seventeen Senators who persist
emily withheld from the people of our State the
right TO choose their own Presidential Elect
ors. Since then, he has been pretty steadily
in private life. He will Try to discharge the
duties OF Collector acceptably; but he is too
old, too little familiar with Commerce or the
City, and too grossly ignorant of the charac.
tiers and qualifications of those from among
whom he will be required to choose his official
assistants. A worse choice for the station
could hardly have been made among the repu-
table citizens OF our State.
We consider this nomination demolisher of
the Hard'Sheu organization and of any pros
pect of Gen Fierce's denomination.
Boston, New.lOrk and San Francisco have
all 1--WE believe been favored with Collectors
from the Rural Districts Their country
cousins viii of course come in for fair share
Of the CustOm-HOuse pickings Now let
Collector for Philadelphia be taken from Min.
nesOta and one for New Orleans from upper
Arkansas, and the work will be symmetrical
and complete
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

~ In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Hunter
submitted a resolution which was adopted,
calling upon the Secretary Of the Treasury to
report at the next annual session the average
prices Of iron for series of years, at home
and abroad. His object be declared to be to
establish compromise between the consum-
ers and producers of iron, by fixing alimit at
which no duty should be chargeabe upon it,
Mr.. Hunter suggested sliding scale of duties
running but one way, and that way downward
Mr.. Brodhead, Of Pennsylvania, was not
pleased with Mr.. Hunters course, particularly
as that gentleman had voted to take of all
duties on railroad iron, and family discussion
was carried on between them. A debate on
the protective policy between two Loco Foco
gentlemen, one Virginia Free Trade theorist,
and the other Pennsylvania POLK and the
Tariff Of ~" man, is not the most exquisite
specimen Of ststesmanlike discussion, and is
not worth recapitulating. The fruit of it could
not BY possibility be anything better than po-
itical distractions and partizan antiquities.
Mr. Hunters notions Of compromise"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
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