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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
THE NEwYoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNEfor Oct %
TIE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:

TIE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following
IEDTTORTALs Gov Stewards Adde'S: Spoil. 20 ;he Vie
tors: Cubs; PomsuD aud Pllsier0t Paris Tie - laos
phcric TeesrsIh; Our Diplomacy; The Mae Lay IN New
York: What Collector; PresuTePsnci lndianai tn,
Wing Candidate foI secretary ofs ate &C.
U.POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Giving the returns Or his
STATE Elections il Pcnus7l enit Oho vernon and Ten
U.THE SURPLUS REVENUE How 20 DsPlets the Trea'ary
" TIE TRUE BASIs or AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
Address Of " iism II Seward before the American Ins:i
tue New-iork Oct % Io,l
V..CORRFsPONDENCF TIE Dutch in Misfgsn: Cl-soa
L,srue State Conventions CAiurhs Islands; Mexico
s.l alton a. MI. Oai.isu.
VIA NIGHT RIDE ACROSS TIE PRAIRIE Edrofi.
Corr spOndonce Of Ine y J. Tribune.
vi. .THE JAPAN EXPEDITION Parchs'e NJ Por Lloyd.
VIII THE DISMISSAL OF COLLECTOR BRONSON socre-ry
Cuhries Leitcrs.
IX.THE NATURE OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS. Correspond
between Dr. =. b Williams lud Dr. J. ~ CarlOclan.
REVIEW or TIE WEEK Giving in condensed and most
coIsTcuo form TIE most ili ant cf ms thf nave &C.
orred Ia The United States so,th America and Mexico.
MEUROPE Seven Dsys Laer News Arrival o. the Ns-ars
Isfox' War Fosgely Declared b. IIlkey' search i,s
XII CALIFORNIA Au,al Of he Norisrn II at Two Weeks
Lr'er News
AGRICULTURAL. Reform in Bhli, Assieu rr Asrie j.
10 California; Gold Hay; Horticultural; slso shout
two columns Of interesting Items.
XIV. THE WORLDS HORSE CONyENTIOE. From o~a
Reporter
XIV. AMERICAN INSTITUTE: Premiums ior Iir. s,c.L
XyINEW PUBLICATIONS. FIederika Brolaefs IupT-s.1a
Of America.
XVII MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
ANilI REVIEW OF THE MARKETS RerOr's Of tie sock
Grain Provision, Cattle and Lumber Markets. Nery ily
rud specially reported i0T Tho Tribune.
snre copies in wrappers, BE- Obtained M desk Ia tie
Count Dg Room this morning Price 9! cents
One copy for year 81 tree copies 81
five copies IS; ten copies SIP 80; twenty les 90 ad-
drcs $40.
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tits unnecessary 10 extend the comparison The
suirle il eross sDd the fraud papabe and enormous
enters with much patience upon cOmpari
,o for two or three years past the result of which s
thst Nj Arculsrius, Commissioner has in two yeaf,
Of his administration. taken from the City Treasary
$4,000 for street cleaning, or three hundred theu'
,and dollars mere than did his predecessors in the two
wears Immediately preceding Upon these facts, the
Controller urges an immediate completion of the
recently offered to bidders for street cleaning
The highest bid Sor the whole City was S255,oOO;
the lowest. $4,000; a most suggestive distance
below the levy Mr. Arcularius has made the treasury.
Let the taxpayers and especially the labOrer, the
mechanic the nan of small means, ponder upon these
frehtful expenditures, aud, though they cannot sun
mary eject the Commissioner see that for the next
wear he is hedged around with Board OF Aldermen
and Council who VIII stop up the channels and con-
tryances bv which he has thus drained the Treasury
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Iiver1.ool Produce Market,

ASHES em and good request 81 fr Pots and al fa
Pears
ovEsosrRoS BASE in moderate request for FhusdepAA
and fur Baltimore.
clown rEDThern speculative inquiry and sales have leo
made 49, ao and the latter pce generally demanded At Ia
close
RICE seady with Gales OF 20 tiercso OF Carolina Al a In bosf
RoslE taken freeyi 3o,0 bis cold a d8Id6 N0hny dtns
TAR No IURrENrSE In the market SFRrs o. 1Usf1xnsE
sell al O. d59.
go of Olive sold about Former rates Llnaed ss
Rape quiet Palm continued good demand sales 600 bis
tlt Cd % o. &d15 d4ft aud 200 20 arrive a. co
demand rather tsior prices Cong)us CcFffk
steady transactions uihinE lSDiGo, pothins 1oing-
steady with moderate hrsucss ftcrsbargh v O. 81
sales exfcu liners having taksn esy
prices Cd lower TosACco unchaned faf bsas.
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THE LATEST


by Sa6aeriae Teisgrapk
PARIS BoURsE, Fnday-ClOsing rates y Cent Rsu,.
7325i II Y Cents, ioOi Bank SharCs ssO0 TOdsy ~.
Bourse rose a PCent
The Overland Mail from India is telegraphei Rsr,
that Commodore Peys squadron reached japan en- Il.
9Th July and left again the 18th They were well ~
ceived but the opening Of Japan is postponed til asn
spring
large meeting had been held in London in favor 4
Turkey. Thousands attended.
Formal complsiRt has been made to The Pope respea
ing Father Gayszz IN New York
The duty has been taken or breadstuifs in Tuscany.
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GREAT FIRE AT PR0yIDEYcE-Loss siOa0s

NkEAl FINK a. lAVf'DN<-'~'-
JounxAL oFEIcK PRoVDEycE. Tbursday, OctN
The FIRE last night in the Howard Block, on Wesimn@
l. broke out about clock aid has bon most d'af"'
a lie results.
The Howard Block wa ed Of ten buildings "
was the finest in the STATE. II entirely Destroyed
The flames communicated to The Museum which va =
desiroyed and the two story wooden Building sdlon%
Museum wa greatly injured by the falling Of the h's''
wall -
The three story wooden block next 10 the HoTsa '<S
was likewise consumed a.
The FIRE extended back Exchange place, sweeping
entire square, and destroying number Of wo"dsn w.
ings -
The following are the chef sufere0 Geo be@>
ssOOoo on buildings and $4,000 to $4,000 On 800
suYed 10, $4,000; Wm A. Howard s9s,ooo-in's'~.
Leland music dealer los si0ooo-nsSred i'fs5
G. L. Dwight owner ofthe Museum buldirg saw"
sured for $4,000 VIM Forbes lessee q the MY
$4,000 to 5000 Jsnes Hodge, carpet elaer s2V''"
Messrs Tyler s. Co, furniture deaIerz 5000
james N. Boetwick, coniecfoner fzzooo
C. + Atkinson, fancy goods, slooee
VIM Ellis druggist eco.
W II Low, boots and shoes, 5000 -.
And numerous others Of smaller aEa01n's' AH'- -,
Calda druggist DR. Jonaihaa Smith Iaber ms
soufhwick. clothing: H. waies oseIer and o10.s "a
The total IOss Is estimated At from sSo'o'V ~
Auoru. Of insurance nor yet a5eertained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

I,Ncrnool Brcad.tnfrs Mnrket.

Durirs The eary Part Of the the market "a bat the No
cept The Turkish declaration the decline .l
the quotations Of week again WHE and sR
transactions large asait
SIMPLY United White WHrAr quoted At ~
= Western Cans FLoUR ~ baltimore. Philadelphia al
Ohio 81 6r35I Canadian 81 d5i Sour p 9il.
INDIAN CoRS-Nhiie q quoted az Yellow Al
mixed. ~ I'd all Minds Of Breadsfuds losing 6rm
Provisions Beet only mod bunc donf GOOD BRAN,
held 90 s5 dIo stock Liverpool Oct l00o o.
only 1900 bbs American hans Of the we'd
oecroie la. considerable TRANSACTIONS French firm pe
Western quoted 7l6975l Eastern as Csusaan IS fs
Baccn-Stok SEPT 81 40 boxes rranssctions r the wei
rather united There HIS been fiuquiry or ShOuder ani
ttrs have been aod ~ G0 Stock GO
CHEEsE-A fair bnsnes' doing At rather lover prices
BUITEE-Smdl parcels OF Canadian at81l
lSsEFD CAKES have further advanced Good three oboss 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

ail-subdgi8g influences Of peaceful democracy. we
would recur 20 a most curious and memorable fact,
which We lately published bat which was quite
Unnoticed by the press az large that at q great
meeting Of British sailors. lately held in London.
re ArcrieGn ard EHglish flags rers iEisrsciHsd,
and tie chief speakers, amid roar Of cheers,
announced that Parliament did not give the sailors
the rights they claimed, the British jack would be
abandoned for the American stripes and stars and that
reelected 81 home, they could find country in the
United States where they would be treated as citizens
and freemen-with much more in Q cognate vein. We
apprehend therefore that if Russians were to come TO
the Sandwich Islands they would simply by tie moral
force of democracy, which ia irresistible as the
laws of the physical world in due time be absorbed in
our population. without our striking blow firing
shot We DO not fear any immigration 70 this country.
or its destined appendices We 20 for the annexation
of sccTeton. which will swell empire from
10 ocean and islands TO islands thick studded with hui
msnity-with as many thousand millions of people as
there scresand the power Of the people estab
lished that most government functions, under
stood viii be obsolete if not forgotten. Let the Rus
slams come if they will AbsOlutism in their father
land won't profit much by their emigration.
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AuplraR GENra.l

The aT sut noticed n TaE TRIEUFE some months since
IN which Ms HAERizT BEEcHER srovr and her husband
the plen;i1s and + " THoSls Of Philadelphia the
publisher OF German translation Of Uncle Tons Cabin
The defendant was taken uP n the L Circuit Cozrt AZ
Philadelphia YESTERDAY FOR argument before judge Grr
and hAne The gue'on At ssue Is whether copyright holds
n any cher language than that IN which the work Is en-
tered has never been raised befor and there i no pre-
oedsni bearing on either in England or this counry The
argument viIl I L supposed be concluded today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Bns Broheu report another dul week In Colonial snd yocp
Markcia CoFFEE slightly hTnor SUGAR Dr. rood refining \
nand Wet India steady Common Brown ieii "a rea ira VI
the cfe buying psrufy LtRU steady Ar 81 1881 for Wetsn
LINsEED In cake m good request a wei supported pres RcE
active tie week for Esi lud, but snee become dali sf
declined Cd
There "a rood cousnrve ded aud bit The mtfts
cocd orict 56 te and 10 81 a. The eei u ne
year and 90 ia January anl March
SPIRITS OF TUErENTiyK o. s.rsrah or fN' gbM
hostile market healthy bas s3 y ~ hes
az ono and partial sales tribe under these Sca
Fi4 closfd ~ %. Cd uiiEed a. 70 es2l
BsEADsTUEFsAmsrc Bfadnuh q1iet but holaes arc
finn
Anerican Red WHEAT 6s a7c White 10 p quarter we.,,D
Clna FLOUR 80 05I BALTIMORE and Ohio o. 81 SD faefs
h-a Laeu noLhln. dln. b CaI-o-- n- MnEAI o- Cow
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EUROPE.
DETAILS OF THE N1AGARAs NEWS.

HAIHAX Thursday. Oct 81 1883.
The royal mail steamship Niagara CaptsLeitcb. from
Liverpool Saturday the 18TH arrived here about twelve
O'Clock last night bringing li5 through passengers.
The Niagara experienced bosterous winds On Oct Is
az P NJ passed the steamship Africa from New York to
Liverpool inside the Calf Of Man Oct 81, in lat 81 %
Ion % 45 exchanged signals with steamship City Of Man.
chester
The steamship Golden Age arrived out at Liverpool at
clock on the morning Of Wednesday the 18th inst and
the Collins steamer Arctic arrived there at nine o'clock on
the same morning
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RELIGION ~ SCHooLs-Ihe following letter nom hum
ble Trhman residing in Southern Hampshire exposes
a Of what great hardship and abusc ceu
lated to urc he only Of Education but Of Re
gon If any one fit to say that the poor boys whose
case Is forth below had been very badly taught and
very bgoted shall dispute with him but only insist
that our Common School System only be maintained
by treating all religious convictions merely with tOlsa
ton bur with unaffected Difference. Wherever there
parents whose cherished faith outraged by imperative
requirement that their children shall read the King James
version Of the Bible in Schools there that requirement Is
rroag and at with fundamental principle Of Re
statement We have his name and know him to be rian
who means 10 tell the truth
SOuIH NEW MAREET y. r., Or "A, 1883
7 % Edtr Cf re y. \ Tr5ure
SIR want relate small Circumstance hich occur
r in The village during the last week Two boys, who Ia
bored here SD ably during M greter part Of the past year
IN order accumulate 20 pay their board during the
winter while going to school Tuesday Of last week
commenced going there. During the exercise OF the
Bible elias when i 20 their turn % read they said
they DID not want 20 read the Protestant Bible The
teacher aid In return You ms, read IL or leave the
.chool They did leave the school and have not been
admitted since uLderstaEd that Of citizens,
wishing compromise the matter. wrote the teacher
saving Il they read the Bible IN school might they
not be allowed 20 read their own Bu' NJ, she SAYS,
these the orders OF the superltcn dinz COMMITTEE
as you this good policy prevent those poor boys
getting olefable education because they would not allow
he forced down their hrcas Rhar they consider poison
their souls wOuI wish to have your opinion on the
above topic a. o. early DAY pFaccable and You viii
much cblge yours &c foT religious federation. p. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

TIE Aha California states that II has private adyces
from tie sandN len Islands, aforiiDg the information
that 81 immense immigration thiher OF Russians said
10 be 1900 il number ID in Preparation under The
immediate auspices OF the Emperor. We have, on
several occasions and alone among American Jour.
mails. laid before the public the evidence that the
Russian Government has fixed is eve on these slnds
as an important political point Whether, however.
the special report in question is genuine or whether il
is prepared b. spectators the Islands 20 GO, up
parry IN this country for immediate annexation We can
not say We think it quite likely thar the Emperor
Of Russia has bis hands iu just with irrefragabe
Crcass4ns. and awakened Turks without securing lie
Pacific for colonies suPPOsi1g, however, the Rus
SLAMS 90 come. il viii be as dear bargain Tor their
MASTER as The sending ofthe HessAns to this country
during the American NJ for hey away ia shoals
end teS me good citizens Ia view. LIKEWISE Of .hs
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHNGros Thursday Oct q, 1883.
The Star says that letters have been undoubtedly recev
cd in Washington from which the conclusion is drawn.
that large French and English feet VIII be dispatched 70
the Gull circumstances will pernt-and that
Tie no has good grounds for its assertions in regard to
Cuba
The Secretary Of the Treasury viii urge Congress es
iablisb Bureau charged with the construction Of
Custom Houses, Marine Hospitals &c His annual report
VIII be ready on the frst day of the Session
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.


Special DssasA = ne " I Trsbsr.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Oct p, 1858.
The President visited the Maryland Annual Fair at
baltimore. He left Washington this morning and re-
turned in the evening
The development Of Tie Union. respecting Cuba find
credenee in high quarters here but nothing new has
traDspired
4 long conference was held to-day at the Navy De
paruent, between Messrs Marcy, Dobbin and McLane,
newly appointed Minister to China, at which was
settled the mode of proceeding of the Minister bis
arrival at Hong Kong 1t is feared there viii be no
proper means at hand there to enable him to visit the
theater of hostilities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
CITY REFORM.

Tic Reform Committee spportsd Al metropolitan Hal -ttls
greet meeting The 7ih Of March last ryo their sow citizen
friendly Reform, attend public meeting rroposn H
on MONDAY NEXT the 3lst inst p O'Clock " 20 s
my be deemed xredient with reference 20 sac aqproa
IN election
N prrsous desire the election Of proper OoerI within te
City cfpcciivc Of party silly requested 20 attend
Iy oJder OF lie Comllitteo.
rETEE COOPER ClI-nln
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TURIN.

Turin papers nouton Tie discovery Of M.srni Ola,
SarzsDs 10 invade Piedmont but the story seems b,..
Garni the jesuit condemned 10 death At Yssl, g. ~
share in the revolution Of tie ih had escaped % T,
after four years eonceslnent
Miss Cunningham was liberated from prison At r,r,,..
Count Caesar Sauzzi. eminent author Is dad
The Papal Government has forbidden the expor. a. -.
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AUSTRIA

Austria CONTINUES to augment Is forces on the Idrxah
frontier and the suPposton revves that in the event Of
hcsties she viii attempt to occupy Sea which territory
i dsafected toward Russia
Ar Jackson made hs Official visits on the sth inst
letter say the ship Koszs il in Is the Race Horse Of
Baltimore
lie question OF American eitirfnhip Il to be discussed
soon e. Vienna
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London MARKET.


MONEY continued IN demand bur without easrge Ia tss sis
"a count 0oscrumen. bad advanced tho Interest on portion
the Fxcheonsr s 10 The fnnds hsve fae,ssed mueh
the Cous0 tts whole satsoY Caf
1cs g4dgl Considerable arrivals Of silver hsye tskea ps's
Sslse AZ 5 u; Doers iIlI5
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Cur additional dispatch from Halifax cast, light
on the question Why the Paris police hunted fos Kos
suth in the house of Col Ks the latter is Kossuths
agent but We know Of no reason why the revolutions
~ statesman should go to Paris Perhaps they oul
wanted to overhaul the Colonels papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

The weeks sale OF Corros loot up 6 bilss rather ets
IIicef
AsHss have advanced and quote Pots @aE hasos 81
PtaTs iTm at i0f duly c.
CoTTEs- Ony saan business doing bal price, have been y
ported 49,.
RicE 10 nciiyo demand and prices well supported sasa
tcs Carolina % 5if 5fc, duty pad
n rrEuvr demand, prices hn. TALLoW snd iazb -
chaned. WHaLEEOEE advanced.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived rom NswY0Fk Sept. n-Fsgoris ~ smyrna "
Donor Hamburg 2th Gernanis ~ Broncrhsysn "a ~
Marsees 7fh Hedelbrrg Hsyre. 9Th Geo Ptftsn ~ -
Hun; Adroudsck. 7h Mary for haTsciss Pb9baA hss
Roads, Hudson OF Start, for HsmDuz steamer Tsars -,
links oth. Mibatfsus Clyde 9Th, Arganfyr Orsyesaf
Asns Deal iifh Asnes Crayssend sh, resr Altne 80
Age Liverpool 81 Henry Nason, Malaga On Geo etn1
HanbgrF 18th ConcoFdia- oh -. Abaas FOR Antwerp
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ITALY.

Numerous arrests weic recently made In TIE y,,,.,..
Provinces and the prisoners taken to vsrOa. -
persons Supposed TO be Evolutionary agentS wen -.
at InspTuck with forty thousand forms IN their u.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Tie news brought by the Niagara looks more war
like than any we have had before Unless Russia
backs cut, of which there is probability, there viii
he war. The Turks are resolved OF that, and will
lie humbugged no longer. In month we shall doubt
less have lighting to report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

PDysrIyAsIA-Tle following IS the full Official vote
cast for the Wig and Denocratc candidates flr State
Oicers o. the lat Election The votes L VIII lie seen il
very glt IL several CoUnies, third Of the wings
vent near the polls We have not the vote Of the Free
sol and Naliys caadia bu; they doubles. equally
light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Our correspondent in Nicaragua details the particu
lars of outrages CD American citizens committed b.
village authorities and others in that country, which
ought to be sternly inquired into by Government.
Read our correspondents letter in smother column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

MosTFELIEn, VI Thurday Oct q, i''s
Balloning ior Governor resumed IN the LesSa's
to-day The first ballot resulted as folowsi Farosn"
Wing 100 Robinson, Dem, III Bruinard' r. s.
Second balot-Fairbanks l0i. Robinson 49, Bran"
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FRANCE

Tie Emperor and his wife a. Compigne foI q fortnight
Al Anens the religious solemny Of transferring the bone
Of s., Theodoa called together twenty ArhbishoP
end BiLops French and foreign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

American Stocks had been uch elected during the wess i
the market was lat. Mesirs. Bs.l Co. iotef
Redeemsbls Pres
United States Cent Bonds - lss: iisisI
n Erie y Cent 10 1870 iniq3
N Erie j. Cent Convertible Bonds....... 1861 0e-
Bang Bros port sales u Pennsylvania tyes Bcnd ~
snd small sales Of Maryland Sterling fYes AZ ".
FREcHTs-o the United State nom Liverpool rsthsr improve,
Ills week dead weight offered csy pss,oBfen sssJ
abundant about - IS dead weight 70 New YORK q F
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GREECE

Athens sdvioes to Sept IL mention another shock AZ .
Earthquake, there and at Thebes
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State Of Trade IN Manchester.
London Markets.

Rather business doing dlng The week Ia anticipation Of -
tucd production nom The closing Of tie mills but lover pcs pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Commodore Perry's squadron reached Japan OF tie
9Th July, and sailed again on the 18th They were well
received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Russian squadron Of four ships teleTsphed Of
Deal The 18th proceeding south to the M.d.eHanean
probably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

The prisoners Mccoy and Duffy, charged with the
murder Of Catherine Quigey, were discharged yes.er.
DAY by the Justices before whom the examination TOOK
place This result was entirely unexpected and ere
aiel 10 little exeitemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
NAVY MARINE LOSSES.

B0sTOB, ThaTsdlf VI, y ,.h[le
The hin. President VIM. S,nrga AID LsP.Ahl ..s,si
-, 70 CO... ~ Maine sud New Bfonssiek' are
his city for over slSoo0V
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NAPLES

Naples Is threatened with scarcity and the Gerean.,
oontemplates buying grain.