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BosTos, Dc. l-IsrserC Rice. provision dealer. hun
himself this morning Cuuse, pecuniary embarrassment
He was member OF the common council, and director
the Exchange Bank.
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THOMAS ECKHARDT. cenSsstss,s~r. !.

TRUMAN EIKHNNITTs I0MHS6u0MFFs
Corner Of = and gh streets, near IN. Patent Once
no WHOM awarded the Gr-, diploma M confectionery
exhibition Of the Metropolitan Mechapscs nsuns,
inviting the attention Of his customers ana Us
generally his fine stock confectionery both oen and
domestic, for CON ~
Having years experience in furnishing balls pss and
he feels confident giving shissenon 10 ~
whs may favor him with cali.
sZIce a price. Al orders en ~ above VII
receive attention.
Also, furnished for rent
Novl FNsf
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Or A Lecture before tho metropolitan Mechanics
Institute VIII be delivered the Smithsonian Institution Wsdnrs
day evening December O'CLOCK by Prof Joseph Henry
Lie " subject " The Smithsonian institution The public
invited 10 attend. M, 4th, and 6th-3t
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CD Methodist Episcopal Church South, st1, street,
and 1.-The Rev lanes A. Duncan (pas win preach
this church. tomorrow, ssbbahl at O'Clock and
n. Dec 8
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iaoLKRA AT NEW ORLEANS
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.

New ORLEANS. Dec. DIR. Hestor distinguished ply
stefan. died here to-day. suddenly. Of cholera.
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% Noticc.-The regular monthly meeting OF the Young Caho
Society viii be held the basement Of Matthew
church, to evening at O'Clock JNO. j. DYER
Dec 3 Secretary
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A RECORD or the BOsf0n stage bv w, Cspp
IL jr editor Of the Boston Evening" Gazette.
Review OF Discourse death
preached the Metodeon Sunday
Theodore Parker minister
eey In Boston; by " Jnniua Americanus."
Lucy HERBERT the Little Girl who would have Education
BY EseJe
just received at TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
Dec Bookstorc near OH stree,.
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0f- Smithsonian Institution LccturcsThe hr-t lecture
win delivered Monday evening,
december sh ~ O'Clock by Benjamin Hsowe Of
Virginia.
Of the bodies Of the solar
The lecture. Astronomy win be continued Monday
nings, December 2th and iah
Chemistry viii be delivered by Dr. j. Lawrence Smith
Subject; the study of Chemistry, and its
close and manufactures
the general notice Of the nature Of bodies
especially gaseous boa,esn
Dec 3D., Alb, Nh. and Ii
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by J. g. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF HAYDN Saturday afternoon De-
VI cember 3d. at O'clock grounds shall sell
eight stacks Of hay. Terms cash. J. g. MCGUIRE,
NOV I'D Auconee1.
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United states Patent OMice,

United states Patent Once.
Washington Dec. 9, 1853.
IN petition of Henry Burden, Troy, York. praying
q. .hs extension Of pa,sn. granted him
Improvement IN machinery ,o making headed spikes.
.. Il. Ss IN sss s
petition Patent Once on
no,aed cause any they have
Persons opposing The required
Once Their specially sc. forth writing at least
be used The said hearing must be and
Ordered, published in the Union In,eli
SSu r1.dpns Uaed States s' %eS and
A.. Albany. Yors Morning Post P.Sas Psnnsy
s na hss s
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdo Of The above viii please copy,
S, 20 the Patent once, with paper containing this notice
peo 1-
yea Spain win elias. Of Spanish language
Partsul.. may be had a, Taylor 4 Maury. Bookstore.
EOR Nent during ths session OF congre.s-La,se and
sdn ,oo%, on Opposite
p0 s.s s wl,IS.
MIsSEsorA ard q. Rs.e.rs.., TO which .p-
remsna and sekirk Settlement the Red
The following new juvenile work. for the approaching
o oss" s ssS g T.,.. sus T;s
hioss,; Grimm newly .nssd with Illustrations.
Leila in England continuation Of Leila, or The Island.
s.ssssds. ''''" q l f%Yno 5sss' sAunYs
DecS bookstore, near 9th st.
ny J. c. Mcguire. Aacsaouser.
,HEsArEAKE AND OHIO CANAL PREFERRED BONDS AT
shall sell eso chesapeake and Ohio Canal Preferred Bonds, with
Term, cash, in par funds. las G. INQUIRE
Nov J0-2t Auctiopeer.
CO.. The .bov. sale Is postponed until Tuesday .f-
,eiaoon, December s, same hour JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D Auctioneer.
hats! Hstsi Hat.i OF the fashion and most
LANES sp,ss1 "S% Il h. han. and p
Dec 3-d2wh Pcnnslyvsna avenue, near ~ street.
clRTsi shlrtsi shirts iGen,emen in wan, Of superior
article and good n'ins shirts viii find h'a. a.:ormen. Of
Dec 3-dawif Gentlemen. Furnishing Ea,abiishment
CHiLDRES's Infants Iist.. Caps, and Flats. OF
all coors styles qualities and pcesa large and superior
no" on ''na Lxss 81 s.on Hat and c.p STORE
Dec a-dawd Pennsylvania avenues near ~ street
pRIvATE CLERK.-Thc advertiser aged rs years. an &C
eompished phcnos, and experienced as private clerk
snce can aeeo%p 4 through him By simply giving s me
Indispensable His long rapid distinct, and he
b., had large experience IN preparing manuscripts for the
2 service. REQUIRED "mss,' s.,sa
Tribuns Building, New York.
Dss 3-j3t
~ rent handsomely furnished house, situated Capitol ii'
which will be rented on favorable terms satisfactory tenant
Dec a-det Aue. and Com Merchant.
MEN Cambria ruandkerchl.G.. the largest and hest
assortment ever offered by us and we think at he lowest prices
'I Dec sma INV "'''' STEVENS.
ucARFw AND CRAvATs.-aIsek md hncy scarf and era
stocks, ties handkerchief mnner. sc Of superior and
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by GREEN ~ SCOTT. Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIEs, CROCKERY, FURNI-
auctionOn Saturday, Sd instant shall SELL
ut 10 O'clock of the Scott al the
9th Pennsylvania avenue by deed
w. Bray The subscriber bearing
day Of May 1881 and recorded in Libe No 81 folio 1884,
records county in the
District Columbia all the groceries, crockey furniture Sc
mentioned in said deed Terms cash.
r. L. HARVEY, Trustee.
GREEN X SCOTT,
Aucuoneers
And imnied iately after the sale OF the above, we
shall proceed TO SELL
family carriage handsome buggy, charlotte,
riaxes.
Also large Of furniture belonging various ndi
vduas declining housekeeping.
GREEN s. SCOTT,
Dec 2-Q Auconeeys.
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EOR RENT-Two three furnished suitable a gen
tieman and lady, gentlemen These rooms
any located tile Patent Office They be used paror
sitting room, and lodging
For further particulars address w. L. Smith,
stating when and where the applicant be
Dec l--3tif.
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pARIs WINTER HATs.-Miss Il. G. MCDONALD, suc
10 Mrs A. H. Clark will Saturday,
and on Tuesday very large and general assortment q rsr
winter hats latest mportaiion)
silks OF ali coo Misses hats chiirens do, without
feathers which calls the ladies generally
Fashionable Millinery Saloon post ONCE
Bridge street, Georgetown, D. @.
All orders promptly attended to- Repairing done with
ness. Dec l-Ns
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

QOOMSA suite rooms family or meas
IL Of three four be had
Inc whole together separately The location pleasant
neDt to the CAPITOL the Rrown
inquire Mrs p Van Ness between ~ streets,
Missouri
Nov 30-d5ls
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EPANIsH LANGUA0E.-A gentleman who has resided man
Spain will class Of Spanish language
be obtain a sufficient number OF
Particulars may be had at Taylor Mauryi Bookstore.
Dec 3-d3tifs
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STAPLE and Fancy stasioncry.--Just opened several
OF newly selected fancy stationery
offer At low prices.
COLLINS, BOVINE, 4 CO.,
Eleventh st., second door OF p. av,
Branch of BtAtioners' Hail.
Nov27-d6t ia and I76 Pearl street, New Yosk.
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The richest genius like the most fertile SOIL when un.
cultivated shoots up into the rankest weeds and in.
stead Of vines and olives for the pleasure and use Of
man. produces TO it's soihful owner the most abundant
crop Of poison.
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PsEdio of the above will please copy hei
bills Patent Once with notice.
Dec 3-law3w
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WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.
LIFE IN DAssyR.RowD,ys pRynox,x.,

LIFE IN DAsGER-ROwDIEs PREDoxIyAyr-Not .
little CONSERVATION created among some of the c,,.r
of William burgh during Saturday night by nsr S s
fans who il would endea yoring TO ouido ev
The barbarans in their deeds Of cruelty Some twenty ar
thirty boys and young men, who had undoubtedly been
pouring down their threats poison sold under the ,ancon
of the laws commonly known three cent rum wsra
distributed about in various parts of the CITY, and lncLv
the individual who passed them unframed We b.asa
learned Of five persons who attacked in yarous
of the city by this gang and sham fully beaten ALL ~
NJ d., some e. , parry IN passing the grocery Of
Fourh-st:~ threw large stone through the win
dow, which struck Mrs. Deary upon the f.rs.
head, knocking her senseless and cutting dae , II;
her head some three inchesong Mr. Deary in attsmpne
ogo Tor physician was repeatedly driven back bv fbese
men, who hred yoey Of stones often as he came ont
Soon after this Officer Calhoun who was of dr, a, ~.
time Knocked down in Grand and in sesrbn, re
pockets for money they pulled out his star which he
cred from them Hearing person coming they Ieff
ocer burrows came up, when the two started in search
~ anenn' anu so9h overlook party Of men whom
they supposed TO be the asaants but Officer Calhoun
coua not IDENTIFY them as there lamps lighted at
the time One Of this party threatened 10 stab Officer
Burrows If he attempted TO arrest him
About II o'clock man named Lee, residing in South
Tenth 81 near Division knocked down and beaten
ID shsmeiu manner. Between 10 and ii o'clock,
named Michael Curran residing in South Third ST. at
lacked N South Secondst, near Eighth and cruelty
beaten hat he was unable to leave his bed during yes
fireman employed Of the Grand st. ferry boats
Whose could not be ascertaned about
O'Clock Grand IT, and was struck several times about the
head with slung shot and had not his repeated eric. ~
murder alarmed the neghborhood is possible thew wold
not have left him until they had deprived him OF life
During yesterday feared that similar scena o,s
againlastnght Yesterday Aid Baker oS,
Second Ward received note from person. informing him
that this gang contemplated similar scene in the evening
and asking HIM TO take some measures to insure the safety
Of the citizens who might be compelled 10 be ont Ysssr
day the question was frequently asked Where were the Pc
hcef Answer-Whst protection can 10000 persons
pect when there are but six Policemen duty q tss
during the night What protection do the feGes hsye
from the authorities when they attacked snd 1870
these same rowdes, who may be possessed " rsssSS
part as much protection as any man would 81, S Sr
beast. During last night the Police wsss .ssrred
and up to O'Clock NO disturbance hsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Trxu-Ths State Rooster unfinished in Austi

TExAs-The State Register, published in Austin, adj
ints that the ascendncy OF the Democratic party in Texas
is in serious jeopardy from the ambition and cxcuSivene
of some who will not if they lead. State
Convention is the remedy proposed
Boston Traveller, Sat1risy.
If the holding of Convention is TO harmonize affairs
that remedy has proved an utter failure The Convention
was 10 have met the 92i of February and quorum
of delegates appearing, State nominations made
The Congressional Conventions il is supposed will result
the same way and both parties viii 60 back 70 the lndepen
dent sys;em and candidates be presented their personal
merits alone The Conv cnton system is quite unpopular
OF the SOuthWe
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New Third Audtor-Thc Mission TO France-TI
Census Bureau-The Gardiner Trinl, &c.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, April %, Is

,u =, "Honi'S ON' "4t4iu0Y APr' % lo''
and entered upon the duties Of Third Auditor oday
Gov Foote of Mississippi spoken Off high circles for
the French Mission.
pleted and embraces equal number of Wings and
Democrats.
In the Gardiner today Mr. Whittesey, the First
Controller in the Treasury and Mr. Mexican special dis
burser of moneys for bringing witnesses in this and
Mr. Zantznger the discussing ageat of the state Depart
lnent were called to prove the amount paid witnesses for
the prosecutOnthe object of the defence being show
that it so large to influence the minds Of the wit
nesses and that was paid without authority of law The
testimony was mostly objected to- and the day
sumed in argument The Court decided it partially
admissible.
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Southern Mail Arrival-FrOm Texas.
BALTIMORE, April o. !
L Orlnanr nannrs Of Monday haue hnen recn

New-Orleans papers of Monday have been received.
They contain CAV eson dates to the 18th.
The Attorney General of the State had commenced
against the Commercial and Agricultural Bank, and the
firm of r. q d. G. Mills for violation of the Banking Laws
The Democratic State Convention to nominate candidates
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor is to be- held the
18th of June.
MIR f. Dixon, who injured by the explosion of the
steamer Farmer, had died.
Further discoveries of gold had been made in Hamilton's
Valley and a great excitement WAS existing
Government has purchased the ship Sea Nymph of this
mort and named he the John T. Kennedy in honor of the
late Secretary She will be sent out the soreshp for
Ringgod's expedition
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PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, April % I8i

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday April % 1853
The steamship CITY Manchester, Capt. Leitch, sucd
70 dav for Liverpool with 30 cabin passengers 5000 in
specie and full freight.
The steamship State of Georgia arrived this morning,
from Savannah bringing lO5 passengers
The argument tor arrest OF Judgment OF cape and En-
mos committed of the murder of Soohan has been con
Guided The Court will q ,e its decision Friday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
WASHINGTON, April o. 1853

Mr. Longhborough Editor of The ST. Louis TIlaes an an
Il Benton man, has been appointed Surveyor General Of
Missouri and Illinois
The Usion announces that the President has appointed
the hours of from ~ to of Tuesdays thursdays and Sd
turdays for the reception of ofice-seekers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
From WashingtOn-The Reported Territorial Din
entity In New-MexicO-Nn Minister TO Central America.


The Inteligencer this morning publishes letter dated
Santa Ft Feb p, announcing the intention OF Gov Lane
TO take possession on his authority of portion of Mex
lean Territory.
The Union the appointment of Scion Borand
as Minister to Central America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

Bills passed the House Saturday to incorporate the
Webster Howard, Elliott and National Banks IN this city
with total cash capital Of s25o0O0O
lad named DAVIS wa, arrested the Post Office on
Saturday in the act o calling for letters addressed to j. A.
Davis One OF the letters contained draft for $1,000.
MIR Davis has missed several letters OF late
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

a. Cabinet Marcys influence Is regarded of more cOnse
,ee than the Presidents Pierce has not energy enough
ave his friends from slaughter Marcy got his friend
s,,nd appointed to a full mission he viii ms friends
ud of Ohio, Meade of Virginia and Trousdale. Of Ten
sSee. DAM
4 ..,eiutments, Domestic md Foreign, Certain and
Y Probable.
.~-,. Dsspdfes TIE ". Y Trf6un>.
WASHINGTON, April q, 1853
Judge Bronson your Collector, and John Cochrane Sur
seyor, are both here.
The Collector recently appointed at Sackes Harbor
s probably be Noronized" and Mr. Qun succeed him
/ B Bentley will get the Colectorship of O,wego The
President Offered to continue Richardson, Wing but he
gratefully and gracefully declined.
The following applicants for POstOhices in N,w York
are likely to succeed Norwich, John Hubbard Asbsrn,
Beardsley Albany, johnson Oswego Beardsey svrl-
euse Sodgwick Ouwaer The Postmaster Rochester
Silver Grey is likely to be retained The Collector is in
he same category.
,labez Fitch will secure the Marshalship of Ohio
The foreign appointments agreed upon may be announced
this week.
On Dits-Wise or Dix for France T. Kidder Meade Viz
einia Chill Gov Wood, of Ohio Brazil Gov Seymour,
az Conn Mexico JOHN Rowan Ky, Naples Stephen ID
Dillage n Y, Brussels Stephens, ~ j. the Hague Gov
Trousdaes low state of health will not suit the Russian
climate Major Polk will probably get important posi-
ton abroad John " L. Pruyn, of Albany desires to 90
to Berlin but Mr. Barnard will probably have another sue
cessor.
Charles T. Shelton, Of New York is also here 1t is
rmored that the President will select him for some post in
with foreign affairs.
r II Williamson late Dsbursng Agent of the Depart
ent of the Interior has been removed by Secretary Stuart
for contumacy. GUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

SLEEP sweetlv gentle child though 10 this sleep
The cold winds rocked thee on the ocean breast
And strange wild murmurs DER the dark. blue deep
Were the last sounds that lulled thee Ia thy rest
And while the moaning waves above thee rolled.
TIE hearts that love thee best grew ii an cod.
Sleep sweetlv. gentle child though the loved tone
nattwice Nv Give months had hu,hed thee 10 reio'e
Could give no answer to the fearful moan
That family from thy sea.mosS pillow rose
That NIGHT the arm, that closely folded thee
Were the wet weeds that hoated in the sea
Sleep .weetlv. gentle child the cold. blue wave
Hath piticd the sad signs the wild winds bore,
And from the wreck il held one treasure gave
To the fonC watchers weeping on The shore
Now this sweet vale shall guard II precious trust
While mourning hearts weep Ter thy silent duSt
sleep swcetv. gentle child Loves tears are shed
iron the carauds Of fair Northern flowers
That fond hearts strew above thy lowlv bed
Through all our summers glad and pleasant hours
For thy sake and Tor hers who sleeps beneath the wave
Kind hand, bring flowers 10 fade upon thy grave.
Sleep >weetlv gentle child the warm wind signs
Amid the dark pines through this quiet dell
And gently waves the light flower shade that lies
Iron the white leavcd lily> scuptured bell
The valleys flowers tair-the turf i green;
sleep ,weetly here. loved. lost and wept Eugene
sleep sve.tly gentle child this peaceful rest
Hath early given thee tO home above,
SAFE from an sin. and tears. for ever blessed.
To sing sweet praises of redeemng love
The love that took thee to that world a, bliss
Ere thou hadst learned the gries and woes of this
au,,f Brrol y H. Sort 1851. JULIET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

BALTIMORE, Sunday, ApriI25
The New Orleans papers of Sunday last are to hand-bu
we find no news of interest in them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

rR~ We are glad to see some of our Wisconsin CO.
temporares urging the cultivation of flax and rape seed for
oil The yellow blossomed fields of the latter is most
striking feature American in German scenery and oil
extracted from the rape reps seed almost the only rival
the various sorts of candles used by the Germans 1t
gives clear mild light very pleasant to the eye. We
should think might be manufactured cheaply enough at
the West to make profitable in this country for burning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Religious Anniversaries Mt Albany.

The Anniversaries of the Baptist Missionary Union, and
of the American and Foreign Bible Society, will be held
here next month the former the 10th and the latter
the nth Drs Wayland, of Rhode Island Sheldon, of
Maine Church of Montreal Oncken of Hamburg, III Ger
MANY and others, are to be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Heavy Robbery at Troy.


The store of Hermius Raphael No 10 Congressst was
last night entered by burglars and robbed OF dry goods
and iewelry to the amount of 81 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
The Loss OF the independence.

A large number of Marylanders were known TO be on
board the steamship Independence reported lost ON the
Pacific
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25


The schr John Franklin, ashore some time since,
fare Uenlope and hauled off and afterwards cap
sized with steam pump board has dred ashore again
on pbunix Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
The Defnlcat,on at Mobile.
Marine Disaster.

Tie Grand jury have ignored the bill against Beers late
Postmaster of Mobile and he has been discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Murder of n Police Constable.

PITTSBU RICH, Friday, April p 1856
Yesterday afternoon Constables Ferguson and Jones of
This city went Saxonburgh, in Butler county to arrest
German named Casper lamplshter The latter resseo
and stabbed Ferguson to the heart, killing him Instantly
He also dangerously wounded Jones' and made his escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
The Southern Mail.

SAVANNAH Saturday, April 3 1853
The Steamship Augusta Capt Lyon has arrived az her
wharf here, in - hours from New \ ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Cana dian Currency.
The Augusta ut savannah

QUEBEC, Saturday, Aprl =, I615
Last night the Provincial Parliament adopted plan for
decimal currency in dollars and ceutS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

NoRrHCARoLNA-ln the LIST District, primary meet
ings have been held in BERTHE, Chowan and Hartford
counties at all Of which preferences manifested for
Hon David Outlaw as the candidate for reelection which
ensures him the District Wing nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
sLEEp swEETLY. GENTLE CHILD.

ITe only child ofthe Cou ossOh well known As Asse' fu
= ed in the Valley Gem try Manchester " Inefe IS
Of flow placed tie and marble $40 Win
cross lily suptared upon bears the inscription In memory
Of Angelo Phil oso ho born At Ret in Italy on
September s4s persisted BY shpwrc of Fire Island with ooa
his parent. Angelo and MAsae Fu Oof on the lh
In isa-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

wrscossH-The Wing State Convention is called to
meet at Madison June for the transaction of such bust
ness as may be deemed necessary The call signed by
the State Central Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

Conference.-The Hartford Times says that the Off
cia returns for Senator in the fth District elect MI
Kellogg, (Whig) by t,co plurality