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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-18
U. S. SENATE-SPECIAL SESSION
WASuINGTnN March Ii

y
The President of the Senate laid before the
body communication from the Postmaster
General in relation to the contract for carrying
the mails from Vera Cruz 10 San Francisco.
Several petitions were presented, when the
Senate resumed the consideration Of the
Iulion heretofore submitted by Mr.. Clayton,
calling upon the President ofthc United States
FOR copies Of certain papers relating to the
Clayton and Bulwer treaty.
Mr.. Mason replied 10 the remarks Of Mr..
Clayton, controverting the declaration of the
Iast named gentleman, that the Belize is in
Mexico, in the State Of Yucatan, and insisting
that the British settlements are in Central A
merica He further said, towards the conclu-
sion Of his remarks, that British aggressions
on this Continent have gone far enough.
Mr.. Clayton replied, saying that Honduras
itself does not clain the Belize: and further
defended his course in making the Clayton and
BnDwer treaty.
Withont concluding, be gave way fo- mo.
Iion to go INTO executive session.
After remaining short time lhcrcio the
Senate adjourned.
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ESECHE'S SAFES AGAIN -H'HDER'S
"a Patem .Salamandcr, 1cdh Hlchls Maproo.meM.
CuARLfsroY, s. c.. Nov 81, 1850

CuARLfsroN, s. c., Nov -, 1880
NcSsys SicayRs g. NaypH Successors 10 Rfth y. 70.
Geniiemca:-On the night ofthe 1th inst my entire
,roc, consisting Of oils, cnndIes. white lead. rubber
rine aud packing, also very great gu nifty of othe
merchandise, consumed by fire. Your safe. contain
ny bons WIS in the hottest part ot the fire. and ev
cry thing in il wu- saved in tho priecl condition
ha. used The gas for dark and the box al
na,ches used 10 gnt it is cu-ton, put nin
he sur, for consider them dauR thUgs to enye
about. The mntehes and the books where all of my
whole stock that had the mark fthe fire upon thcm
Unfortunately iorme, you have here had prof of thu
goodness of your Saumlnders TO the perfect satisfaction
every who Witnessed the destruction Of my store
Yours very respectfully,
LEWIS NJ. HATCH
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DRUsH MOUNTAIN WILL stones.

- The undersigned are procuring from their cele
brated quarry the Bush Mountain Montgomery coun
ty Mil Stones mud Burrs of the very best quality The
reputation of these stones widely known, but the
Railroad giving increased facilities in filing orders
we Layeap. ontrd Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston and Ice
Johnson, LynchburR, agents for the sale of them
who viii receive aud hayo them fulfilled the
shortest notice
Odr Address, Blacksburg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE x Co.
james NJ. Wilms, Danvc, Va. Reynolds & Co,
Lenk.yiIle NC. are also ourogenls. l. =. Co.
Ieh l1.dNffs
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NUMBER 100
RICHMOND.
Importa-


y =rl0N, 15a3.--P. T. MOORE g. CO., bnporfers
and a.eefs IN Foreign aud Domestic Hardpare, No. 80
Naia ffef1, Richmond Va,
Have received by arrivals from Europe, largo
and vii selccfed stock Of B BIRMINGHAM md SHEF-
FIELD HARDWARE, md from the manufactures in
this country complete assortment Of American goods.
Their stock large aud we'll nssorted consisting in part
Of
Rodger' and Wosicnbolms fine Pocket Cutlery
Pen and Pocket Knives, yarious makers and styles
Wade aud Butchers superior Razors. Scissors Shesrs
Buck, Bone, Ebony and Ivory handled Knives e. Forks
Single and double barrel Shot Guns very superior
Pistols, Rifles, Rifle Barrels and Mpuntings
Trace, lInltcr Log. fifih and We'll Chains
Collins Simmons. and Virginia Axes
Amesz md Rowland Spades and Shovels
Mill Pin. Cross.Cut, Hand and Tennnn Saws
Anys Vices ard Smiths Bellows, al sizes
Gruss, Grain, md Briar Sc, thes
Castings, Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Blister Shear and Cnst Steel
Killing and Wedding Hoes, large variety
BrIles, horse Collars Blind Brides and Hamos
Locks and Butt Hinges, of every DESCRIPTION
Platform md Counter enIes, Patent Balances
Their goods having been purchased exclusively for
cash nnd selected with the they pre-
rhre5 o0er goods favourable terms they can
be purchased in my of the Northern cities Merchants
visiting Richmond respectfully solicited to examine
their siurk. W. M. u.
Feb. 11-cl l3nprl
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Lady Emeliue Stuart Wortey says: 81
was Interested in watching The beautiful Mex
lean horses, mostly high stepping Brazeadors.
that " ere prancing along as conce'ted as any
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Death from HHdrophObta.

PROVIDENCE, March 10-Joseph MalIet a
Frenchman, died of H, drophobia yesterday
having been bitten by mad dog on Sunday
week. The dog bit several animals before his
death.
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An obituary, very euo5Isic Of a lady, says:
''She was married twenty four years, and in all
that time never onced banged the door"
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TiDDNEF, NII7@1I ViI' TbJ.-'
hs,oe Ra5gc Es7., .Nt,o Orleous.
Dear Str,-W e send you of Rich X Go's Safes,
ricd in the fire in our town ON the 22d August This
Safe ,tood un cxrrcmeh heat Of uree fns buildng, il
Which il used surrounded by quantity o b iiag
aur, rope, whskey, and mnny other combusthlo orti
cs. 1t will show orts II tn heal IL sustained. TIM
papers therein werelt zen soIe1. We therefore do
ercI certify that th. ol ihr best Safe havr
All othcr safrs except th. make, proved worth.
81, as nov he rroycu Oh the rln-,
Yours respectfully.
WORTIlNGTCN & co.
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DAILY YIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Propr'etors.
TTRN MS.

N. ylRGfNTAS published sly at 80 aud semi-WeeSlS a
A r annun. advance No subscription Is taken i shorter
a -, six months: paper is discontinued except at
w LII, 81 tine rrprot1r- until all arrearage5 shall haYe
br sgNfENs are inserted for 30 cents per SQUARE or
r srery SsER Insertions and - = cts ir every .utr
~ e humber insertions Is not marked an the Ms, Il
% %it n n,lisheI tall ordered AMI charged accordingly
o YEARLY RATES FOR the priyese OF two squares
"a $40: ir square. daily So semi weekly
~ ~ inner form Iy s4O scmtwceky SO, Every yearly
Iqsser viii required 70 eehhne his advertising o hs par
" viii Ie charged ratably for the excess
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AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK -
Ihc1gS q. SicarhS inportcT ond job6e ef Sabs hiHt
ae,y ami Fancy Goods, lG2 BroadcaV, n J., Has now
in and IS daily receiving and offering the lowest
prices, complete assortment ot goods in his line.
rriy0g ul the various les and designs consisting oi
Black and Fancy Silks Mnrceues, floreHrc-, Smwl.,
Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons Taieta and Satr Ribbons,
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroidrrirs, French
and English Grapes, Grape lsses Silk C1ayats Glove,
nfall kinds Silk Lnce Mtts. Bareges. Laces, White
Goods, Hosery, l. lldI,7s.
The undersigned would invite the attention of his
friends and the trade generally. lie will ocl great i
lacements, to cash and short time buyers.
THOMAS & STEARNS.
1872 lrondwh
Between Liberty at. and Maiden Lame, ny
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respectfully.
WORTHINGTON & co.

Merchants and others interested in the preservation q:
books and papers from fire respect fully requested 10
call the of the undersigned and peruse mum
her OF certificates similar the above, extending over
"A period Of ten years. No book paper document oI
ny description has been injured 10y fte in any ot
these Safes.
Anassortment of these Safes, with and without Yule's
Powder Proof Locks. and Jones Powder Proof Locks
for sale the Depot lac Water Street, and at tie Fac
tory corner of Ayenne ond ST. Marks Place, New
York SfEARNS 4 MARVIN.
Successors to Rich & Co. lag Water Street. New
York the only makers of Salamardes Safes in the Il.
nitcd Sa,tr., combining Wider and Reh's Patents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-18

EtaSE Chewing TObaceO.- 400 LBS
DULY & John' Chewing Tobacco, made OF the
f1fated o iSer Le. just received and fr sale oi Il
mn price, by D. r. LYMAN.
arT-fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-18

SrER.s & MARVIN Saanandrr Sale Manufacturers,
ave purchased of H. G. Jones the patent right for his
Powder roof Bank Lock, commonly called the WORLD =
fEIR Lock, behind which One Thousand Dollars was
placed in a Saf at the Fair in London during period
nt orfyfyc day be the property pf any Of the vis
teIs who could open The Lock. The attempt 10 open
aas made dnily by hundreds without success.
Hankers. jewelers. aud Merchants be supplied
With these Locks by the sole proprirlors
STEARNS & MARVIN
feb s. dSc3m liG Water Street. New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-18
Ia AsTEls, glover and Timoth,

- tons Cry Ground Plaster.
'l ~, lush Prime Glover Seed,
- = Timothy do
u. sac na IN lots to suit purchasers, by
1ah2s Il GEO. BAGBY.
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tOFFEE, WzIssAEY &c.

lOo Bags prime Rio Coffee
4u bbis NJ puutan Dew hiskey.
30 Boxes Jockson's Tallow Candies.
Just received and for sale by
Feb ll.ts LEF,& JOHNSON
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These vessels all of the 6rs cass, built in the city
III Baltimore, expressly for this tnde, and have superi
At accommodations for passengers. They are com.
mnndrd by experienced Captains, and qualified for the
lrndennd who will spure exertion to accommodate.
They will be towcd up and down the rive, by steam,
md mny be relied sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York will find TO their interest To ship by this line
il Is the only regular line, and freight will alwnysb
taken the lowest tntcs and every effort will be mad
by the agents in Richmond nndNew York. to give satis
hction Werespeetfully ask andhope to succ in OBJ
thinning a full share Of patronage Goods shipped by
His line to New York. will be forwarded free Of com
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Saynnh Charleston,
my other port. The vessels will be in Richmond ut
R1chrs; in New York at berth No |, Coffee House
slip foot Of Wall Street
DAVID CURR Err, Richmond (Aa,,.
CLAS. II. PIERSON, NJ York, e'
RjlIfnopd Aup 18-dts No 81, South street.
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.4s~s VIRGINIA LINE OF Richmona

-aszaA- AND NEW YORK PACkE1S.-lhis Mem HON.
LiHe is composed ofthe following Vessels, a owned ia
he city of Richmond and sels from Nep York ertry
foUr days, Wiz
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DIP. JOHNSTON

Member of tho Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from ofthe eminent Colleges o he
United States and the greater part Of whose ife las
been spent in the Hospitals of London. Paris, imladc
pha and elsewhere, lns effected some OF the most as
onisling curesthat evrr known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, gfca,
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
pashfuness, with frequent blushing, attended, some
times, with derangemen Of mind, cured immrdi
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T. s. SENATE-ExrRA SEsNoS.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. March y ls5&

SENATE. WASHINGTON. March ~ LeoS
On motion OF Mr. BADGER, resolved, that the
Sergeant alarms be authorized 20 continue tae mes
sspsers in the employment OF the senate loT TWO
months after the termination Of the present session 10!
The purpose OF folding and transmitting documents
The Senate considered Mr.. Adams's resola-
hon authorizing the Senate 10 employ reading eeTS
He tAdams) understood the dUy OF the Calef CLERK
Sss 10 keep the MINUTES and tie resolution should DC
ndopted il would relieve them Of the task Of reading
MIR Mason said there was no necessity tor
reading Clerk now the Senate being about 10 adjourn
Dor eight month";
Mr. BurLKR took a similar view, and sug-
xestd ths, he would prefer giving the ONCE TO some
ambitious young man, who woald 80 into The LIBRARY
sr5 usrsys his mind with literature.
Mir CHAsE believed such Clerk was not
neeled now. -. .l..,1
Mr. ApANs said not ose man IN ten thousand
could be proured suitable for such an once ana ans
object WAS 10 give the Secretary SIMPLE u"ie " se''
Abe proper person. l.. 80 ,ooxa-
MIR. WALKER had an amendment TO move
that the Cierks desk be lengtsened , OF teeL 70
lhs, thee might BE- room TO read % me eenof, VIZ
they are scattered for months all over me VA'SN
lLsnghierl -, Az.
Mr.. BurlEs supposed the Senator IRON ais.
sissippi (Adsms) wanted TO appOin, Clerk now -
u give him from now until Deceneer neN I"
ssre every day V reaeaIse. lLsush.erl
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ENGLAND.


rfofn TIC Iosson Dsy sess.
In "a very interesting % US who sic in old
EaTope following old methods of government - mat
ter Of course 70 what be Attempted and done
By people really and Immediately seh governing
We may doubt and dsapproye Of some things done -
our Republican brethren across the Atlantic, ard thnk
that We should not Eketz or rst or ne other liability
custom a theirs; but t % be hoped that ve car
cordially admire and hoasr certain occasiOnsl achieve
unents OF theirs which quite beyond anything we
can eject or dream Of efectinZ We really hardly
know ANYTHING mere striking than the history Of the
rsu1 sbollron Of the wee o. drsakepness Ia severs
Of the states u The American Union and Il with me
feeding, a me deept respect that desire 70 dfect
IA. stfsnr5on Of esgntymsn 10 the act0u OF Iae
e,ste Of gsinss regard 10 that nee Tn9 cure which
10 fsfsi wherever sppeATs used 10 be deadly IN
the Stzie Of Maine than "a many other places Border
lnz on Colonies. and thickly wooded and Ia part
scsDtly settled, baz retained semi barbaross char
seter in some respect, % ths dzy A. some sessons.
the streets Of the towns swarm xirh Wild sddt1on 70
the ordinary popalsnon-with hZmbsrers from the
woods, Iran enigrsnts, and Indian vsndersf. tn
lasr year, these vSltsflOns subject o. dread N
the sober Inhabitants By day ne street, were hardly
sale among many reeiiEg dr1nhsrfs and n niZht.
the reshng druakArds snssteredsicep LA<tSsy, rhsn
the towns fled with these strsngrss oil vN sss znA
orderly The HOuses Of Corecrion were nearly empty
tLrouzhOzf ls5a There were very few psUpers. sa1
such vss ne stats u socz peace nd tne awJsfs hsd
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Mr. DoUerAs said there was complaint as to
the present resd ne, and there should be renedy
The debate was further continued, involving
the resti'e merits Of readers IN the House and IN the
Sens'e and The cspscy Of the incunb@nts in the .s.
nan 90 BODY When the CONFEDERATION Of the resol1asn
was postponed til December nezt-ZS tol6
The Senate went into an Executive session.
When the doors we're opened
Mr HOUsTOs submitted a resolution which
hes over authorizing the publication Of tie e12lor1aons
oil the Mexican Boundary Commission
Senate adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

In him. The COllectOrship may prove to be
the tomb Of Scripture Dick" but we do MT
re how he can help himself We bid him an
,fectionate farewell, whether he goes in or
gays out. Ed
Hard-Sbells are in maze. They say the
pominstions were made to be declined, so that
the Administration might take Softs and Barn
burners in their places. Everybody is taken
sback, and the sun stands still over the fury
Of the fray The only three things recognized
IN the Universe at this moment, in Washing
ton, are President Pierce, Governor Marcy,
and the New-York appointments. Eye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

To provide for TIE election Of Commissioners
OF Emigration IN NsE-York. T1iri reading.
Relative 70 the State Prison expenditures.
Third reaiing
Recess to O'clock
Pending the discussion on granting leave 10
az setfn On The Code message receive from tas
Governor incl1sinF = contamination from Governor
Blgler Of Pennsylvania. IN regard 20 the oaunert to
Be erected where the Dacla-A1on ofIstepsldence vs
promulgated. Referred 70 Sel~ct COMMITTEE Leave
wa Reused 70 NJ sgsin 90 tie Code
Pending motion to refer i! 70 report CON-
plete the HORse adjourned
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The Roman Catholics and the School Qses-
lion Mt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday. March %, 1888
An Immense Mass Meeting was held in Mar
ketsqure last night TO nominate an Indepen lent
ticket for City Officers 10 sustain the Common schools
and oppose the encroschmen,s Of Roman CahoEcs ia
regard 10 them All political lines entirely laid
hsde and the csnddstes selected with the sioze view
TO the School question Both Catholics and Jew. parri
cpa;ed and p dyed Themselves IN favor Of the Peoples
Colleges. Great indignation was expressed the a.:
temIts Of foreign Ecclesasucs 70 interfere with the
Common Schools.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
The Massachusetts Banking Law-The Loss
OF the Bark Alabama.
BOsToN, Tuesday. March %. I35'

BosToN, Tuesday. March % 1853
In the House Of Representatives to-day the
motion % substitute the General Banking Law for the
present Banking system, defeated on test vote by
l37 10 l07.
The whaling ship Nauticon arrived at Edgar
town, brings a. passengers from ~ Cstharnes Capt
james Myers and Frederick Landmsn ste mate Of the
bark Alabama Of and from Baltimore for San Francisco
abandoned al sea IN lat go 8 Ion. 81. she having
sprung leak and being in sinking condition They
were taken of by Brazilian brig and landed At 81
CaihAIines
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Terrible Steamboat Accident - Thirty.six
Lives Lost.

hEWORLEANs Monday, March, @, l553.
A terrible steamboat disaster occurred in
Galveston Bay on the nigh. Of the 23d inst. The
STEAMERS Neptune and Farmer were racing from
Houston 70 Galveston when The LATER exploded kin.
ing the Captain, Clerk and second Engineer Thir-
ten Of the crew and about twenty pl.sebgerA were
also either killed missing and twenty passengers.
mostly ladies, were saved.
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The Annexation OF Pegu by the British.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March -, 1888

The IateiGgencer says it has been furnished
from an authentic source with copy Of the decree OF
the General OF the British Eas; Indies, an
nexng the extensive province OF Pegu to the British
Hss, India dominions The decree l. published from
the Quarterback OF the frigOie Fox and dated 1O'n
December 1852 The province OF Pegu borders on
Chins and is of immense importance 20 England
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col. BFsTON's REPLY

col BEsTOSs REPLY.
WASHINGTON CIT Narci 10, lsS3.
r, kss-5 Pkelps ard L1a5
6entiemen: Your communication OF this
days ds.s Just reosivsd sad IL bars internd sv
dence q having been prepared or pubcat0n e1afSrz
10 IL in,eron, BY rpTnrsg Missouri for that par-
pose Very respectfully. gentlemen,
Your obeient servant,
TaorAs Z BESraS
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Arrest OF Counterfeiters.

WATERFOWL, Tuesday. March %, 1859
Two men, calling themselves Morgan and
Benson were arrested at Cape Vincent, this morn ng
and in jail here for passing 81 altered 20
sos on Banks Of Newark, J aud the Brockpou Ex
change Bank They had some $500 Of the money
They passed $500 to broker in Kingston Canada who
detected them and had them arrested.
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Accident on the Baltimore and Ohis Rail-
road.


CUMBrRLAND, Nd, Tue'dsy, March q, ls53
The cars tonight brought the body of Flavel
2 Wooton, residence not known, making the eighth
victim Of the accident Also report that the BRAKE
men Gardner, and Dr. Csdwsllador, Of New.Albany,
Ind doing well. All the wounded here are getting
along finely and no one is in danger
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Special Dispotoh b The ". Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March %, 1873.
Robt. Ewing appointed Sub- Treasurer at
Philadelphia.
Andrew Pco appointed Receiver Of Land
Office, at Gan Angeles, California
Doctor Birdsall Superintendent Of Mint, at
San Francisco.
Malcontents complain bitterly about New
York and Philadelphia appointments. Mike Walsh
makes himself ridiculous, and Captain Rynders ia fu
1ious.
The Cabinet has been engaged to-day in the
consideration Of the Baltimore appointments Nothing
g. certainly known bot Davis has the best chance for
Collector and Col Polk Tor Naval Officer QUI vryE.
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Murine Report.


Tux HIGHLANDS, Tuesday, March % 1853.
Wind 5. Wv Gather clear One square
rCged vessel far in the 3 +. Oing. All vessels that
have come out Of port to-day are Oh 10 sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
The statement to which Mr. O'Rielly take

exoepton Il correct far the best % i-s-
nation cntii I'd 10 behef The charge against the
Company OF fraudulent ssue OF stock is incorrect and
slsnderous The Committee having reported that no
evidence Of fraud appeared the stock having been Is
sued in error schedule furnished by Mr.. ORiey,
used to secure his debts and since recalled and can
celled Printed proof will he given Of the whole
transaction, prepared 10y the parties interested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
The Steamer II Paraguay ut CharIe.ton.

CHARLE9roN, March q, l75l
The steamer FL Paraguay, from New-York
for Paraguay, put in here to-day. leaking.
Nine NeW-Oreans mails are due here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
The Census ONCE.

Special Dtsroth % The ~ Y Tribune
WAsmEGToN, Tuesday, March %, 1853.
The Census Bureau has now siTty-two Clerks,
Of which fifty Eve reAppointments The former
force was a hundred and thirty. JAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
Municipal Election nj New-OrIenn-.

NEW ORLEANS, Monday, March p, 1853.
A Municipal Election for Aldermen took
place today. The Democrats swept the city
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Arrival of the Falcon at New-OrIeans.
New ORLEANS. Monday, March p

INV OhIEANs' II0lllAJ, HaICH ., I5,J.
The steamship Falcon, Captain Rodgers ar
rived yesterday morning from Aspinwsl, bringing zoo
passengers $50 900 in gold and the California mails OF
the lst March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
u At late hour last night the following
y<sets vere reported 81

ship Ksus1E-0a ~ n. m sazIia - D.lsra
But 2obie O B1-soa - d. n, Rso Jsa~rs.
aiso, sFr.nch bus y d IN P-r-azhaoa
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SENATOR HUNTER AT THE POST.
OFFICE.

Special Dispateh 10 The N. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tnesdsy March o. 1853.
The Union of today denies that Senator
HUNTER swore terribly the other day at the
General Post-Offce, On account Of certain
renegade appointments made by the present
Administration. Notwithstanding the denial,
ihe Senator was profane as reported, and the
story ia perfectly true. EYE.
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Telegraph Connections.

Mr. O'Rielly having publicly denied the cor
rectuess and assailed the motives of stsemnt made
by Louisville correspondent last saturday, relative
20 the Indiana Telegraph Company, the leading points
of Mr. ORR statement were elesraphed TO Louisville,
and our correspondent there rejOins a. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

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