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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

tyrRev. DIR. TrSe recently saw ft to dis
curse to his flock on the Spirit Rappings $50
sled) Of our day, and Mr.. Partridge, Of The
Writ Telegraph, (who was presently gave a
apspsis Of the Dr.'s discourse Gas Mr.. P. I'M
lsrstood it) in his paper, whence we copied il.
We have since seen two or three articles in
different papers, impeacbing the accuracy Of
that report, saying that DIR. Tying did not say
,bis or that which Mr.. r. understood that he
did ay. None Of these paragraphs appear to
smapate directly from DIR. T. As the subject
seems TO have attracted some attention, and
&c are implicated at secondhand, we will
thank Dr.. Tying for the loan of his notes of the
discourse in question. We are not particular
y desirous Of hearing what he didHt say, but
We should like to know what he did say, aud to
satisfy the public curiosity on that point.
Why mott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY Saturday, March ~, 1883.
The Senate, in Committee OF the Whole, Mr..
JoNHs In the Chair resumed the consideration ofthe re
solutions amend the Constitution TO facilitate the com
pleiion OF the State CSnals
Mr. VASDERBmr being unable to be present,
owing to ndisposition,
Mr.. CooLEY spoke in advocacy of the propo-
siion. tie made long and very interesting and able
speech. 800,
The Committee reported progress on the bill
at O'Clock and the senate adjourned 20 lOr2 o'clock
on Monday morning.
ASSEMBLY. ALBANY, Saturday, FEB. %, 1859
Mr. T. w ROsE in favor OF referring the sub
iect of public bank In New-York 70 New-Yor4 Delega
ton. Carried
Mr. NOBLE moved a suspension Of the rules
10 have the bill concerning foreign notes referred TO
select committee to report complete. Carried
Mr. BURROUGHS reported IN favor OF making
appropriations for colleges and academies.
Mr. ALDEN, by bill, complete, TO incorporate
Junior Caulkers and Shipwnght benevolent assocla-
ton.
Mr. STREETrR, on leave, introduced bill to
provide for the erection Of bridge al Albany.
Mr.. MALBURS, on leave, introduced res0-
luton calling on the Land Commissioners for Informs
ton relative to eaIe with the Oneida Indians. Lays
over.
A motion was made and carried, that the
House meet hereafter at 10 AN. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
The Manoriai Titles.

A resolution was passed by the Assembly on
the 18th Of last month requesting the Attorney Gen.
era 20 report TO that body all The information he hsd
obtained about the titles 10 Manora lands and 10 state
how far the indian ute had been extinguishes
In reply he that three actions Of eectment had
been commenced by bis predecessors In Office In thu
name OF the people of the State
LIST yainst HermOn Lyin gston 30 possession
Of the unoccuped lsndsof the Livingston Manor.
% Against w Am T. Van Rensselaer,, 10 recover the
unOccupied lands Of the Van Rensselaer, Manor on the
east side Of the river
Sd similar one in regard 10 the lands lying west Of
the riYer
A the only object was 10 test the validity Of the
original paten the autographed lands selected In
each cese order that they might not be embarrassed
by questions OF adverse possession under the statues Of
limitation
The 6rst action was decided IN favor Of Livingston,
out Is 10 be carried up the Court Of Appeals Too
second decided in favor OF the people, but this also
has been carried up, and viii probably be heard
AZ the next term Until the decision Vi the Court
Of Appeal. il made, IL has been thought advisable
not 10 move In the third case ~ II involves no new or
different question This IL the presens state OF the suits
In regard to the Indian title the Attorney General
states that patents granted by the Dutch and Knzs
Colonial Governments were only intended 20 cover
lands the Indian title % which had been previously
ngushed by purchase On account OF the difficulty Of
identifying the old landmarks mentioned IN the grants
II almost impossible " the exact amount Of proper
" covered BY them Bat giving them the largest ssd
most liberal construction be thinks that Of the 10000
acres claimed under the Livingston Patent OF 1850,
only go were fairy purchAsed nom tls Indians
That Of the snds claimed under the Van bensselser
Patent on both sides Of the river 800 90 acres are
not covered BY the indian deeds The Indians hare
sull equitable claim 10 nearly 00D acres Of The
two hsnOrs
WHITTIER the equity Of the claim 10 sufficiently spps-
reut 20 require the Government 70 recognize 4, tho
Attorney General leaves 70 the Legissrs 10 decide.
Albany Evening Jssraal.
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Fatal Railroad Accidents.

NEW HAVEN, Saturday, March ~, 1883
Mr.. Perry the operator on the Morse tele-
graphic line at Merden Conn was instantly killed by
the odaon train from Springfield this afternoon
He standing the platform al the depot and was
In the act Of handing etero some person on the cars
while they in motion, when he fe on the track,
and the wheels Of passenger passed over his neck
CHARLESTON, Saturday March 10, 1889
Tho recent rains have swollen the streams
near Columbus Georgia to such extent that bridge
on the Moscugee Railroad carried away on Friday
and locomotive precipstcd through the culvert, in
stantly killing the engineer asd fireman (names not
cerained) None Of the passengers were Injured
SYRACUSE, Saturday, March 10, 1883
The night express train, going west, last night
ran OF the track one mile east OF Oneida The
gneer and fremen both badly scaded and the hat
ter uAmed L. H. Nichols, died this morning.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
SouteT1 IdeeTopN Uos oeT q ff1aoVeT a1d BsI7fT III
French Fleet Ordered to Nicaragua-Ap-
pOintments.
special Dsp1td 70 The ~ Y. Tyibsae

WARRINGTON. March %, 1853
Louis Napoleon is about to send naval
force to San Juan de Nicaragua to demand from the
Municipal Authorities there satisfaction for fines levied
by them upon French subjects for their refusal to com
ply with Of the demands Of the authorities Of thai,
place. The French Government, before deciding upon
this course, made demand upon the British Govern
ment but that Government replied that il had no res
possibility in the case, for by treaty with the United
States it bad relinquished all authority and dominion
there.
The political guillOtine reeks with the blood
Of thousand victims. Yet not tenth Of the ap-
pcants supplied with places. There is no end to the
number and the variety Of the demands upon the ap
pointing power. Among other petitions before the
Presiden, 10 one from a waggish Freesoiler in the
East. formerly prominent Loco FocO, who mas ap-
piled to Gen Pierce for appointment agent 10 sell
Uncle Toms Cabin. QUI NfvE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

Mr.. John &. Miller. Of Ohio hss been appointed 3
Iudeein the new Territory Of Washington. ore,Oa
He Will doubtless be confirmed innsiia,ely alter his
case u taken up for consideration. Mr. " vsamsm-
Der Of the XXXIst Congress. wherein he was mO-,
Distinguished BEING the northern member who went
with greatest rim with the South Gpoa slavery qss,
lions. He deserves the credit Of having taken and
maintained his positions such subjects With signal
boldness and Of Adhering them with equal decision
through thick and thin he Il raw buck leader.
meaning new. more than any other OF his wing. the
strongest and msst Efficient opponent Of the appoint
ment Of Colonel Msdary for the Postmaster General
snip His (Aders) success has greatly chayrisei the
hianies" who, since the Free Soil wing have gone
back into full communion with the party number
their rivals two TO one Unless Ma1ypenny is now
made the lst Assistant Postmaster General shall
have music from Ohio Mr.. Miller being more o.
poxious to the Maies than any other sa the STATE
He (Nler) came here for foreign mission and goes
Of with United States Jud ges commission In hand.
Col Campbell late COnsulto Havana who also came
for foreign mission received the place Of Mexican
Boundary Commissioners, without dreaming thAi the
President had the eas; idea Of bestowng upon him
Fisher Ames Hidreth, who nominated for Post
mater a, Lowell. Mass.. pressing the claim Of
another TO that Office he makes 0 great mart for
having refused it that account; but fancy that
be did he sscertAned that there small chance
for his confirmation owing TO his share in bringing
about Nr. Charles Summers election to the Senate
It lie due to him TO write, however that he was ap
picant for the place the tender of which surprised
him much certainly surprised the fifteen Demo
cratic Senators who gave the President indirectly
understand that they would not vote for his confirms
top MoNT1oREyCr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

DELAwARE.-The Constitutional Conven-
tiop, after scorching debate, has decided to
proceed with the work devolved on it and re-
form their Constitutional Convention. There
pon three or four Old Fogies sloughed of,
savng the Convention all the better for
their absence. Committees on the several de-
rsrtments of the Government were then ap-
pointed, and the Convention adjourned over
% tomorrow to give the committees time to
prepare their reports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

BANKING IN MANE.--There are applications
before the Legislature of Maine for an increase
Of Bank Capital in that State to the amount
Of three millions of dollars The Bank Com
nittee have reported that the addition of a
MILLION and a half will do. The existing Bank
Capital Of the State is something over four
Millions The bubble continues to expand.
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D,or,,p,-Lan evening. b.tveeu 9 an

DKows,D.-Last evening, between 8 and 9
o'eIseE. Nr. VIM MeLosa, wsehnsn AZ SOFA 4 css
ssexhouse while IN wsstst beard spsAshins 70 ms
~stsr the foss Of Haberst he vent 10 he sssnes.
before ne could GET hi cut hfs 80 sxfioes omssu
BUAan and Green conveyed the bety % ne FIN "sfd
sHtsn House Thers vs sesians spoa his pssoa -
which ks nsne eoux Be s.ssssiasd Ne s2pafsnny
.Lout wsnty-swo yesn Of sss, Of aaAAhss h~Ashf' ana
ssnaer he'd q. white cotton SHIRT gray elosh vos, assh
gray pant. and ni.sd overcast He woss sassssa sA
stock Hsir asxk snd sthsS suy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
Explanatisn in Relation 20 Charges in the
PHILADELPHIA Mint.
PHLADELPHIA. sAruRiAy. March 10, ls51.

PHILADELPHIA SATURiay Narra -, looS
The following letter from tAe Director o. the
k.ntto ? : Sanford, ESD gives some very important.
infcrma1on reistive - the rev coinage bill
DEAI sn: Il has been suggested 10 tia. my
letter You Of the Ieth inst ia relation u the
charges AZ the Mint N take effect - lat p-Ox ~
be liable 70 mi-inierprstSii0n. conveying the iiel
thst the forrer charges suthorzei BY as repealed
This not 80 The &C. rel.tve 20 the coinage charge
expressly states that il 4 IN addition the charge
made for refining or parting the metals The sccoad
paragraph Of my letter would therefore have been
which would recommend you to insert If any further
publication u made Of the same VIZ; TINS per ceatage
4 BY the law REQUIRED 70 be IN addition TO the charge
noS made for renning or parting the metals.
Very truly yours GEo. " EcgERr. Director.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

MoRE WHO TRIUmPHs IN MAISE-Noah
Smith, Jr., Wing, was chosen Speaker Of the
Maine Legislature on Friday last, by vote of
s3to 81. Suppose the Legislature should now
i've Mr.. Fessenden another try
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
Total Loss Of ship Moses Taylor-Confirma-
lions.

bALTtn~RE, March ~, l.0j
NewOrleans papers OF Saturday and Sunday
received this morning. To night have nothing
from beyond Wilmington
Galveston papers 70 the 9Th had been re-
ceived but they contained no news OF interest.
The ship Moses Taylor, heretofore reported
aground at the South Pass OF the ssissp Will
prove total loss Most Of her cargo Of cotton has been
taken out in damaged state.
The following combinations have been made
by the Senate
Joseph Lane Governor Of Oregon.
lsaac J. Stew ns Of Massachusetts,, Governor of the
Territory OF Washington.
Geo l. Curry, OF Oregon, Secretary of the Territory
Of Oregon.
j. w Nesmith. Of Oregon Marshal Of Oregon.
Fernando j. Moreno Marshal Of the Southern District
Of Florida
Jesse r Clemens Marshal Of the Middle District Of
Tennessee
Robert Chester Marshal Of the Western District Of
Tennessee.
Benj F. Hallett District Attorney Massachusetts,.
Thomas Evans District Attorney ; )uth Carolina
Thomas Hsyne, d strict Attorney, Illinois,
Geo E Hand District Attorney Michigan.
Benz 2. Harding Of Oregon, District Attorney OF Ore
goB.
Henry w Bishop Assistant Treasurer a, Boston.
Robt b. Campbell, OF Texas, Commissioner on the
Mexican Boundary
Theodore : Fay New York Minister to switzerland.
John Randolph Clay OF Pennsylvania, Minister TO the
Republic Of Feru.
Samuel d Heap, Consul TO Tunis.
Eafh NJ. Towle. Collector OF SacO. Maine.
6. B. Phinney, Collector Of Bsrn-tabc, Mass.
VIM Colcock, Collector OF Charleston, :.
Stephen Powers, Collector OF Brszos.
Oliver c Wftherbee Collector Of San Diego Cal.
Isaac B. Wall, Collector of Monterey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

FRox Carr HArrES.-The schooner Mary
q Knapp, Capt. Wilson, from the above plsee, re-
porte shAs place 70 be perfectly healthy. The fth Of
March, Inzsgursion day, was celebrated Ia great
style. The American and bremen Consala.es verc
decorated with Gags, sIso the shipping Ia the
harbor
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this side

~ The Erie Gazette is assured that we
Osa accept Its account Of the origin of the difficulties
respecting Railroad Guages the Southern border Of
Lake Erie. But even If we did accept it, opinion
q the detestable Guage Law Of Pennsylvania would not
ie materially modified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

"The last bit of gossip from Italy mentions the prob
.ble early marriage Of-Grace Greenwood with
Tesltby and accomplished American, whom Grace cap
|ured In the Eternal City"
~ This won't do. Grace is mortgaged on
mia side
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

rg- The MassaeAxsetts Cataract, (Worces-
,sr) hitherto Issued BY J. w. Goodrich and D. Brown,
has been purchased BY Rev. d. Higgins and Rev.
Phinsas CrsndsIi by whom 1t will hsnceforrh BE-
edited. IL thorough Temperance and Mime Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
Postmaster of Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Friday. March IL, 1881
The report that the Postmaster of this city
proposed resigning the list Of April not correct
He vii remain in Office anti removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

uAt Of but two brgs teav;ng in sight eauset then 70
leave
TIE Province vas quiet and the health Of
the port hAd improved.
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The Gardiner Trinl.

WASHINGTON. Saturday, March 10, 1883
Captain Walter was recalled and having re-
freshed his memory by reierenc TO papers gave further
testimony a TO datee &C.
Mr. Bowers testimony continue1-Has resided in
Mexico II years past has visited the principal cites and
towns IN the Republic; met Geo Gardiner Ia the Pors
of Maz6ian IN lc46, al restaurant where both Took
their meals; met daily at dinner table Gardiner spoke
OF having Just returned from trip up the Gulf OF Cali
orniA thinks be said he had been the port of Guaya
moan he spoke OF his having taken up small quantity
Of goods and having cold them 20 advantage; he also
spoke of having intention OF going 70 some port IN
South America 10 engage In the coasng trade purchas
ing goods in South America and selling them in Mexican
ports Gardner said he had spoken OF thus project TO
merchants in Mazatan thinks he mentioned the house
of Mott Talbot Co. aud that 20 carry the business
probably he needed more funds than he Possessed on
one OCCASION about the time the was breaking our
one Of his friends said him. Gardiner, are you not
afraid being Amercon, Of travelling about this he'
public in these troublesome rmesf He answered he
was not afraid he did not travel American, bur
as a spanard that bis knowledge OF the Spanish Ian
guaee was such that no person could possibly know
from his speech that he foreigner witness re-
membered this distinctly because he had before
known an American travelling In Mexico as Spaniardi
never knew foreigner in Mexico 10 speak Spanish bet
ter than Gardiner his accent perfect bis inter
views with him a; Mazatan in May June, lsi6
never met him again until they met board British
steamer at Vera Cruz, on the 9Th Of January last.
Witness was cross examined, and gave many interest
ing and accurate details regarding places language dia
lect and other things in Mexico.
William Argus and Benz. T. Greene both testified 10
having seen Mr. Gardner in the City OF Mexico, from
ls42 to the spring Of le44 prsctcng dentistry 90 lar
AZ witnesses able 10 judge, be had no other ous
ness no other means Of getngs living Gardner, when
ahou, leaving the place applied 70 Greene for letters 70
officers Of American vessels OF war on the Paetnc 70
give hun free passage 10 South America; Gardiner
The prosecution to-day finished the frsi branch Of
their evidence. Adjourned I'LL Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

FRox PoRr.au-PsDcE.-By the arrival Of
she British schooner JsirOus, Capt Hsrt from Porsg-
Prince, March We learn tina, the fever had entirely
disappeared and no death had taken place for ssms
time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MARCH 81, 1853

they are railing away at the pubic housed and 10 the
reception Of the different Departments against
the Preesoilers and Soft Shells Of their own party in
this State the SOshells ere quietly securing tn. rea-
sury pap.
The efforts to save JOIN WILSON az Com.
missioner Of the General Land Office, will not
avail him. He is an excellent officer, but q
great political trimmer and in fact without any pol-
cal principles at ALL and has the confidence of neither
Wings nor Democrats II Ia only question Of time
with him. and his neck Is be made bare for the
guillonne.
EP CLAYTON, the Auditor, who went OF with
Toombs and Stevens against Gen Scott, and was
open-mouthed in bis advocacy of Gen Pierce,
though holding Office under Wing Administration, ex.
pec To be retained during this Administration, Is re.
ward for bis apostscy This everything else but pleas
ing to divers hungry Democrats long excluded from the
"fesh pots many Of whom vow that If within the
range possibilities be shall be ous.ed He however
simply "aughs at their calamity and Knocks when their
fear cometh."
Gen. WALBRIDeE feels confident of having
defeated <. B. HART for the Naval Agency,
thus satisfactorily settling old scores with that
gentleman for having opposed him during the last
Congressional campaign The General lie some pump
Ens" his excolleaguet has found out TO his
as well as disappointment. You may hear from me
again in few days. x.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
Total Destruction nj Sea Of the Clipper-ship
Golden Light, by Rire-fifteen Lives Lost.


The British ship Shand, Capt. Christie, from
Calcutta Dee 5 arrived Al this port yesterday She
brougiA The passengers and part Of the crew OF the
clipper ship Golden Light which called from this port
Feb 10 for San Francisco. On the night o. the I'D
February, in lAi - % north, lon 81 As west, the
Golden Light struck by lightning. all hands were
driven to the beats numbering, passengers and crew
Is persons The chip shortly after developed IN
fsmes and burnt 10 the waters edge. The boats, ave
in number were sbundanty supplied with provisions
and water; one Of them was missing on The morning
of The cath and another parted company on the to1rh
night Ater leaving the ship. After ave dAys exposure
the remaining three boats were picked up the snip
shand a. above. The captain and crew treated me
uniortunsfes in the most hospit&ble manner Fifteen
out Of the IS only known 70 have been saved Tie
following is list Of the passengers picked up Mrs
s. L. Ford OF Yarmouth Ne; Mrs. z. 5. Norrea' Of
Gardiner, Ne; Mr. and Ms. Cummings, Of do; Mr. z
p Dodge, Of Salem, Mass, and Mr.. Nathan Sirnosds
Of Ltneoln, Mass.
The Golden Lghtwas owned ~ Nr. James Ha,enins'
Of this city. The vAlne Of the ship and her cargo =
about $500 coo which Is fully insured mostly IN MS
civ. hwss her first TIP, and she bad been on; 9at
twelve days She registered 40 tuns. d ss1pPosed
thss IS persOns have persisted BY the pers Of the sea
From Pernambucs-A SLAYER or Ptrafe.
PHrLADErPRlA March -, leoS
The schooner s. Morris VAIN, from Per
nsr,buco l7th ulr- arrived this Afternoon The Cap
Nun reports that the 10Th January, l.i ~ long
% W. On the outward passage he was er0osni 70 ~
sl.ck ,opssl schooner and boarded b. Soass ereN
armed with pistols and drks The vessel appeared 70
Ne Spanish SLAYER bound 20 the Coast OF Afri1a io'
.l.ye.' They took a new jIb, seeE potatoes nosf'
hams, wine. esnvas &C, and were going to axe me
sM. WIS foretOPnss, down e make , ne~ a'a'a'0P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

fEr Hart is not excolleague Of Gen Walbrd9e but
his predecessor We unable 10 why many
respondeps-our OVID especialy-are down Mr. Hart,
who had good night TO for Office any body else
he bad been recent renegade from the Wing camp he
would doubtless have been handsomely provided for but
bis chance has been bad from the So long however
the leter-wter sege nothing against him which Affects
his integrity, presume be will be troubled by their
gossip. ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
Arrival of the Canada at Bostsn-Death of
Mr.. Howard.

BOSTON, NNcn %, I-oI.
The Royal Mail Steamship Canada from
Liverpool via Halifax. arrived a. this port at seven
O'Clock this evening The Canada experienced strong
gale on Friday night AFTER leaving Halifax. and head
mAs for New-York and the sOuh were forwarded by the
New-Hsven train sla o'clock il being detained half an
hour. The English papers contain nothing OF interes.
10 addition 70 the dispatch from Halifax
Chandler B. Howard. merchant of this city,
who injured on Thursday by being thrown from his
carriage died to-day.