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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

PRINTERS Co6PERaTWE UNIoN-The regular monthly
m.etrrg Uas held their Rooms Botanic Hail. o. East
Broaoway David Cooke President j. A. Smith, Sec
reary large number Of the trade present all OF
whom are il poy men After the regular business
Of The meeting had been transacted the Secretary presented
III. follow il prean bic and resolutions
Ukeyeas The NewYOk Printers Union meeting held sub
Of bus LiOu appointed COMMITTEES
~ an potion the scale d Prices relating Book and JOB
Vhras said performed the cuty assigned
circulating Scale Of Pnees different on inc oHe
&c REC ~ ihs mon and ,
the preamble TO sads Gale they desgnsfe this body a.
Cststve BOOK sal Job Prntsrs and state that We
an u no manner Union thereby arroEng %
III nght such for the government OF the c
tD,, Il ayo o. "a IIuIer Therefore b. Il
scale
Of ~ thai drawn and acsed upon By rs oSn
ueu Printer working under scale Different. nom
" EHGD ami consequently excluded
fen fellowship q q protection 49,, -, -. ,.,.
Aosd Tia this Union claims for tssi the same nsh 70 regulate
AID govern the CRY Of Newfo as that held o me 90
"a Uon disposed yield 0t or little Of
tbis nat EXCEPT 4 u honorable and fair 80
Hnlfed Ihe OF the Committee Of the fln
,.rs The Of Prices :. ftnen
AID calculated only % ala and eonio 70
thee employers y no resisted demands .
That the contempt with "ucn t
uusuy Interference With branch of he trade has been met Dy
eli nerted and elective reoaAe
Resoed That resolutions duly stested y ne ON
~ tls body be p6bheo York TTbEH< Herald and
TiMo =, ,nL;.L
liz resolution. were adopted unanimously After which,
% motion, the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

WscoSsN.-The State Temperance Convention and
the Free Democratic State Convention both assemble at
Madison, June 9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

I1IHoIs-T The 10 the popular branch fthe Legs
ature on the passage of the late Black Law has thus
been wed:
TOTAL IS Democratic, 80, wings T. oofn u Tree
Sfsfes 20. IN slave foreign eoGntrles
EaYs-ToA - Wings II; DemceIs A II FIes oO'sf l.
slave States D. IN foreign eo1nIf'-
Abs II aid VOTING, 9-a1 " DemOcras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

t. Cssh proeeeds of Fnsaved Plates Wood Cuts Etch-
pgs M,oas Bronze stafuete Bust issued previous
1851. sold 18th December, 80, .
To Co Proc Of various MsgaznesSe - "A
To Cash Proceeds Lot and Gallery sold 18Th February 49,
lHV' W
COsed 18Th ApuL lS55 - :,
Z Z New-Yofk ApriI l. 1855 G. W. AUSTEN. Treasurer
NBTe above includes the items Of Of the
Buildiug made 20 the Members OF lSis
EXPESDITURES.
gallery. No 81 MerceTst- lne!uding improve
hNtares and ALTERATIONS OF nOusr
sq7 Bosd~y 20 jacob Cram, the LIST
MAY OF TIE %
No - NerceIst, and gallery thereon IN
cucrg uprOysmeBts, fixtures ana Interest
a. yeI memo Sold on .8ib February, 30 per eonre
Interest Mortgage s4C,o TO LoEllsd, 70 9th
kebrUsiy 80 %
Coat Gallery kxtufes Ald Furniture. oleo .
Interest on NortgAEe. Sio.tto, 10 NJ. %. Roberts,
February. 1882, o d April. 1885, fore
d.. s
Goats Counsel Fees Shea's Fees and E1penses IN ~ %,
oeclosiDg MoItgsEe ROberts % DID - q
balances Treasurer from the memoersoi the
exceeding then subscriptions As per accounts
lSf4@e3 lQ2 -
18t-l3UH IL
1852 40 II
Extra suns expended n the EpgrayinsS &c.
OF 1919 sud 1850 EclEdei tie esri- - . .,,-. %
ma these years elf f--~-fA'S -
By vssoos WORKS Art used preparing the Bulletin - =,
Msksxnes. JOurrA -
Nv Portraits four first Presidsn permanent prop A.
ey OF the Art-U mon w "
Bv Bronze and Staiust sold 7th De- 1881 con- go "A
Nv As.ss,ent for Grand III "
~ o balances from Honorary secterH 90 "A
lies tor the fn1ss o. .'7' 'Da 2ss5 %
a., .................... ...ss1n .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

ISDLASA-Tbe Democratic press falling TO respond to
the call Of the State Central Committee for State
Convention, the call has been withdrawn. The Com
mlttee sa!
There vacancy State Office except that Of otieL .,
ttt the Supreme The nomination OF
10 III the 18th Of MAY Inst durng ne
session he and the ms4nune He W." e gao
10 receive Bar and nom the People Eeners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

rous 20 It's dignity and lis rights In order the better 10
establish the accord between 81 nations and all iegisss on
this question: may quote he authority Of an Amercsa
statesman The following Is the opinion P'onosSced oy
Mr. Henry Wheaton The rights Of war cannot DC exef
cised except within the territory Of the bell igersn row
"ers OF out al sea- within territory having no owner
II follows that hos;ies cannot be fairy exsrclsd WIN
in tho territorial jurisdiction II the neatr STATE wncn
Is he common friend OF the two parties Not ony are
az cATtns made BY belyercni cruisers wisha ina, ia
rSdcon Illegal and null bat the captures maae oy shs
" Of var which place themselves within bays nvers AZ
the mouth Of yver in the harbors OF nerfra Stsfe
"hkew;se null For example. when British pri-
vatr stationed hersefia the river Mississippi Ia the nea
e-rtory OF the United States 20 exercise tie rights OF
war from hat point by gng and coming. by obtaining IN
formation a; Belize and hy searching ships Which were de-
sc,rnc the riyerwh,n this prvaeer We rep Il effected
cnpture 81 about three English miles from ,s stands oS
,srt formed at the mcuh VI the Mississippi >r w Scott
ordered the restitution o. he captur ship un me same
principle when beligcrsn ship being within neutral
territory effects capture with her boat oatsdo oi thai Ter
ritorv The CAPTURE i considered null fog, Hfoash the
enemy force employed against the vessel captured
without the territory DC permitted 81 IA IKE such
use neutral territory in order to carry oh "" tine
Anna November 1905. Robinson AGRirsl;y Reporss,
Vol page S73l $50, ..,,
oveTv act OF hostility against declared enemy within
the territorial jurisdiction OF neutral state wach Is on
terms of friendship with the parties be dsl" -des
lures effected by 6esernnt cruisers within the bays OF tho
neutral State by the boats % ships wa"at the ter
rory whilst the ships emgn within t. are NAH and Illegal
according 10 the Law Of the United States, and according 70
the DEGREES of the maritime tribunals OF Great han me
attack OF chip belonging 10 friendly fowes m neutral
Port would merit to be still severely stigma Aed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
FRANCE

\ decree has been published fixing the duties on eoru
breadsiu nee and dried vegetables at s5 confines PEI
kogramme This rate of duty win remain in force 70
3st December next To that date the vessels OF any ma
ton which shall arrive in the French ports with cargoes Of
corn breadsus rice dried vegetables and POTATOES shall
be exempt from the duties tunnage and pro rata for
parts of cargoes note appended 10 the decree states
that by the operation of the law of April Is 1854 set
tied 3lst July last the right TO import bresdsus at
simple dro de taidHoe of IS cenmes into all the depart
menis would occur, the present decree promu
gated that importers may avail themselves of the present
favorable season for navigation.
The Moa,teur publishes the treaty of commerce between
France and Chill.
Emile de Grsrdin in conjunction with some Partisan
CAPITALISTS has planned speculation to build quar-
ter on OF The unoccuped ground within the walls of
Paris such Monceaux To render the speculation popu
lar very low shares be offered TO operatives.
The Bordeaux and Paris Railway is now open; time
thirteen hours
The Emperor and Empress had gone to Deppe, and
taken up their lodgings in the Hotel de Vile All the
ships of the channel coast had received orders to
assemble at Dieppe.
Officers Of the Navy forbidden TO any foreign
order or decoration without permission from the Emperor
The Prince of Echmuh Duke of Averstadt only OF
Marshal Davous he'd died at Paris after lingering i'll
OF six years.
The Fiorus shipofwar, of 90 guns screw propeller,
was launched at Iouon on the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

Gust and certain renairders over proyi>o wSs intro
duced that If Lord Afford should die without having al
tanned the tile of Marquis Duke OF Brdew l;. the be
guest should be void regarded his issue and tho estate
should pass 70 the reraindermen Lord Afford died
without having attained these dntes, and tn question
was raised on behalf Of his infant whether the 2coTo
in the will wss legal or Ten Of the judges agsns s1
decided that the urOviso legal bat being carried
before the House Of Lords such condition declared
Illegal and against p1bhc policy, and consequently
annuled the costs Of al parties TO the suit being paid Out
Of the estate.
Another fabulous bottle had been picked up Benu
Let Ireland puporsing 20 be from Sir John franklin dated
Nav 1883 stating that be j. resident an island
and the natives won't let him leave.
The camp Of exercise at Chobham hsd broken ~.
J. Green Pittsburg. Pa had been hgurin, before the
London Police magistrates. complainant against two
rivaes in the Grenadier Guards who sometime between
night and mornirg picked his pocket Of pair Of white
kids and gave him black eye.
Nine thousand eight hundred and forty nine Storage
August for America Ofthese sl57 were for New YORK
for Phladephis. LOIS for Boston and lie for Quebec
The embark atoms for NewYork were the Robeas Sss
passengers Enterprise SO Alfred as; Empire state
5ss John Hancock, 3.3; Nagara, 24s: Great Western
rs HOughtcn, $50; Liverpool S34 VIM S,etson. SIS
Kate Hunter. 3l3; Lucy Thompson, 7ss; Roscius as
Leviaihan $50; Excelsior 55si Winchestes, tso; North
ern Chief go For Philadelphia, Henry Grlnnel ll5
Saranac. 4O3 For Boston. Levi Woodbury. 80; Fresl
dent 544; Charles Humbertson. 90 Forest state s2o
For Quebec joseph Howe, us Fifty three vessels were
loading az LIVERPOOL Tor Australia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
THE 4 US7RLAN PROTEST.
p...., Liverpool and London, August e..

.ue Mil s,eauaship Atlantic from Liverpool whence
N, .sied op Wednesday. Path, about p. NJ, arrived at
,,s non on Saturday afternoon about O'Clock, bringing
sdvices four days later than the Europa
The Ala arrived out Sunday morning 10Th, ct O'Clock
1,e Taurus was advertised to sa oath for this port
The L. s. corvette St Louis sailed from Malta August
xb 10 the Eastward.
C,.,o, was dui and there had been large advance in
Breadstus The political and general news is interesting
Tie prospects Of Eastern affairs may be bneny
sunmed ND They exhibit no complication on the
.ne hand and ON the other they show no more symP
tos than before Of an early adjustment On the favor
al, d e have the ASSURANCE in Queen Victoras sp"ech
,as, e has good reason hope that an honorable ar
,anoeuept will be speedily accomplished on the una
orobe are reports OF outbreak N oerVia VII" 9 e
press intention Of forcing hossii'ies
Tbe 6onoyyiDr persons came passengers IN the Az
lantic nh n c,;.n.n
Mr. wo~Sh Ss s 6 HsT ssd kssr M and
s Psts cs Pas Col Bsns " h9ls s,. % q hs
s' sn s Mr. G T M ' M an: and M sEs
WHEY Gas1s and ss NJ w. T VIA Mi. H. VSaSres M
c NJ AnSIsE a aSo'i ~ ~ Ms ss@'
n:S sss s ssS r;f Day a. A: sd MY
mi g =. crG 81: y r w: and -.n d Williams
Rvs Mr. 1g:y, , n d via hSds aa. %:55sa
ca:eH ss%FS Mr. Mr. G m d MI B B.
eo sSlshsa ~ Sr Mr. nd dsaste, Ma
w,sS.r Nj Mrs and sbernagel M,srs Greene sS
~ 49, si.eli Col and Crttenden hessrs stone hsn
l W1, Hon,6eld Rchsrdson, Jenkins Lord Taylor hsn
va Rob M Mr. Hoyt Mr. slide Mrs rarsef az eno
49, r~s.5. MaIard Mrs Curs Ashton snh
ssb..1 q 0oe and Mss sehennefs2rn ir ap1 M NJ
a. ~ sliid and servant Mr. and Mira Walker M hsly "
r,,ns. Mr. Bsmpton child and servant Roberis np ~
r. Henry DR. Lees, w swrsne. as, ~ mia Mr. Russell r.
49, M, Thssd DR. Bensch aud family r stoddsf M sp
Mis- Goodman w Alge MI Pongal M1 ro
man " Brown Dues M' Mcclellan rs Rskia @
u and lsdy Mss Edwerd Niles Hammond and sestn
N, and NT g. Bailey Mr. spaddone A. Wright Ar' Fue o
= Lodi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

mot misrule much where they did not rule ct a-nor
"be ferocious where never present Their naughty
carelessness removed deep grounds OF opposion and
their subjects could not suspect them OF insdi'us de
siens far less Of theorete views, against their ns
"tuiions The bsrbarism Of Turkey was steriing-a
barbarian q eol3-beside the pnchback civilization
"of tie Russians il inflicted neither eonscrpcn nor
"serfaee wsrred with peculiarly oftongue opinion
or habit and did not bless the nations with uniformity
cor Capitalization" Therefore though the TURKS are
not much loved by their Christian subjects, their nom
nal rule is let BY far preferred either to that OF Aus
or Of Rpssa As to the Eoldo- sllschs who, in EEL
we're know for their Russian sympathies they nave
become reconciled TO their lot as nominal Turkish
,ubieets Since they have made acquaintance with the
civilized absolutsm Of Russia they begin to like the ID
ertness Of Turkey and they prefer the Turks whom
they never see to the Iberatng armies OF the Gar
which they have TO feed.
Nv this mail you viii receve the complaint OF AUS
tra against Commander Ingraham. 1t is really curious
to rec Austria making appeal to the rsht Of nations
in most infamous Kidnapping Gaze
The war with Burmah has been concluded by
treaty Of peace. How the war was begun has been
ably stated by Golden how it was brought to end,
we learn ON the production Of the Governor "en-
ersl hich is rather too naive. The historical part Of
the preamble ia as follows:
"Jhe Governor General in council assembled declared
that he desired no further conquest in Burrnab ana Wa
vii log TO consent that hosliiies should cease 81,
"I1erefcrc the Burmese troops were everywhere WIN
drawn ne King 1ras dekrOnedby has brother, and an In
yoy was sent from Ava 70 sue for peace etc. etc
The Governor General ayows as you see that ne mad
something to do with the late revolution IN Burmah
the Conservatism of England is only good for Europe
in Asia they are good reyolutonsts the annexation OF
Peeu is attacked by several leading journals as bad
speculation but have not yet read one single line
against its morality All the English morality about
annexation is exported for america, and none has
,eained in ENGLAND to chastse the Entertainments of
the British ernI ire in India AP.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
DENMARK.

The various laws passed during the late Reichstsg
being published one By one the object and tendency Of all
being 10 bind the three Duches of Scheswig Holein and
Isuenberg to the Kingdom Of Denmark proper by intro
dncng as lar as is possible uniformity OF administration,
while The popular representation peculiar to each territory
is TO be prescryed although united in superior State
Council composed Of members selected from their respec
i've representatives.
The report of a treaty Of neutrality between Denmark
Swt den and Norway, ia the event OF in Europe Ia
destitute Of foundation
In the cholera the opening of Copenha
gen ersity had been postponed for month Stk hun
dred families living in tents and slanties outside the
city The disease was however, relaxing its vrulence,
and not more than fifty cases were announced per
dav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
BELGIUM

The Brussels letter writers in ecstaces with the prep
arations made for the marriage of the Ming son, the
Duke de Brabant with the Archduohess Maria of Aus
ta The bride had arrived at Brussels and was TO have
been married in the Cathedral Monday, 22d having
m m fatigue been unable to attend the civil contract of
marmony which should have taken place the previous
day The Duke is Is years of age the bride described
as Young lady Of medium stature, OF moderate es6oR
pOi and with very pleasing expression OF eounienance
This alliance with the daughter Of the chief Catholic pow
er in Germany very acceptable to the clergy who are
SO influential in Belgium 1he King Is too web aware OF
the power the clergy welded against the house OF Orange
not 10 ooncate them but he is careful to give encour
aeement to the Hramone doctrine that would set the
Church above the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
INDIA.

Tie following IL the tele rnphc dispatch announcing the
termination OF the Burmese war:
"TRIEsTE, Monday, August PA O'Clock.
The steamer Bombay has arrived In III hours rom
Alexandra. The Indian mail had arrived NJ Aexcndns
with dates from Calcutta to July &c, Bombay 18th Hon
kong 1ih.
The King Of Ava being starved into submission, had
sued for peace set the Brh prisoners az boy and 70
qUes;ed that the river blockade may The Governor
Generel had sszented, end proclaimed peace although
fornal treaty had not been concluded.
Trade IN India 10 dull sbe markets sasy
IT, China the lmperslst forces had attempted % REGAIN
Ching kang Foo bat without success notwithstanding
foreign aid The markets were duh"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
ITALY.

TrscASY-A letter from Florence 18th. states THAI
popular demonstration made at Leghorn on the occs
ion of LAYING the first OF the fort Two shells
were exploded before the quarters OF the Grand Duke
The citizens refused to illuminate helr houses
ON the occasion Guervazzi still in prison the 18th
no day was fixed for his departure The Goniaoners OF
Florence had received Orders from the Government TO sus
pend the right of popular election 10 municipal oiics
NAPIrs-Increased anxiety felt with regard to the
harvest According letters dated the lsh inst decree
issued the 9Th permitting the importation OF wheat
the Two Scies. duty Tree until December 3st The pre-
vious duties wheat were almost prohbrory namely
s5s per quarter imported il foreign ships and los ia ma
tive vessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
TIE NAURITIUs.
The auRar Crop.

From Maurus June 2ist We learn that the Sugar crop
had been elnOst entirely shipped The quantity gone of
han that shipped the period a year There
ELL Upward Of 100000 lbs. to be shipped ehIenJ
syrup sBga an &c On Of Inferior quality.
No material change had taken place in the price, Of me
piLcIa articles Of consumption since previous acooans
The Commercial intelligence from the Australian c99nes
had caused great activity in the haortius markets fof pro
Ni.-nL. d ar.rif.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
RUSSIA.

Letters from St. Petersburg 18TH stated thar there
no alteration In general business The Turkish question
was looked upon settled provided the Porte would az
cent the proposition of the four Powers. IL added
al unpleasanness viii disappear as the Russian
forces move homeward'
Russia preparing another campaign against The
tribes of the Caucasus and expected take the field
about the end of August fotila being armed In
the Sea OF Azof support the movements OF the army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
HOLLAND.

The Pope has consented to the modification OF the oath
TO be taken by the Bishops in Holland and permits that
these Preates may future take the oath of fidelity, in
civil matters TO the King and the laws of the country
Letters from the Hague mention that the 5h, the
Second Chamber unanimously adopted the bill to open the
spice trade of the Moluccas TO all nations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


p, A,i1racI LfvEEPo0L. Tuss1sy, Aug. q 49,
Of pTevious Circular have repent lAet
siy quiet AID heavy coTTos naTsss With .ua
b1ye The sses only 1900 bale ~h 50"
- a. CO atom and eSDoren
Ire nsIket las been qie excited with afrhcr sfFtes
y 20 5a s1t "a fLocR Of ala y b5it nAe
Whse t0sf; Red 74os 70 Ds whie AszsIs.o w. w.
dsHrtratle N0vsmber realized 30 ~ Pliedslt1
Bs more md Ohio FLoCz ~ Qsi6 Western Canal ~ IssAs
wfLcut cha1Se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.

The united Swedish and Norwegian squadron were at
last adyices at anchor off Stockholm. The Norwegian
feet consisted Of gates four coryette one brig hye
schoones five schOoners five steamers and 29 glnooas
In all ass guns but insucently manned with only 1900
men, although the list of sailors liable to serve amounts to
AZ 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
The oueea's speech.

M fcr3s aad GeathmcE.
I'VE ar commanded by her Nsjesty - release YOU
from ycur attendance in Parliament and tbs same fa-
to exJrCss her Nasiys cordial sp.roba.0l Of hs zeal
and .ssduv with Which, during TCracscd and ,borous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
Wright, Candy {. Co.'S Circular.

Per da1nt1l LIyEEroot, T1csiay "a Arytr, 10
CorroT departure o. tho Esropa ssfsy lt oN
thu staple h. been remarkably qoie with rec -
All a NJ
r IS c.T. auasaes descFi2slola Gbe Asls ID
vices filed have s1y e4ee ne iDdscsule1 essna ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
GREECE.

Vienna letters mention that August G. decree wa
ubfhed orbdding the export OF corn IRON Greece dur
ing what remains Of the present year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

Parliament prorogued, by Commission on Saturday
s0fh ur The past session unusually prcaeed aud
aborous It, career commenced. under the Derby and
Disrael Sdmnist ration the 18th November, l-5 when
the Representative branch Of the Legislature comprised
greater number Of and inexperienced members thaa
ior many years past Under these aaspices it Went
until the loh oi the following month, whom The overthrow
OF the Derby administration took place, and new Cabinet
was formed BY the Earl OF Aberdeen. On the 3isi De
cenber Parliament adjourned and the 10th OF Febus-y
1888 ssembled Tor dispatch OF business Since then
10Th Houses have been constantly EN- Logged. AM the
Of debate has through matters Of great interest
&c the nefon
On Saturday 2Oth the Lord Commissioner, arrayed in
scarlet robes took their close the Qaeen vacant
throne In the House Of Lords aid ordered the Usher Of
the Black Red Sir Augustus Clifford % summon the Com
mons 10 their presence The Commissioners the Lord
Chancellor. tie Duke Of Newcastle the Duke Of Ar-yle
tie Marquis Of BTeadalbanc and Earl Granville. In due
tine tie members Of the HOnse of Commons made their
aTpCar1noe headed by their pesker The body of the
House Of Lofds occupied by few ladies' and there
but SIX Peers present Il ives quiia dub affair. The
royal assen. given by proxy upwards Of ehty bills
after which the Lord Chalcelsor resd.