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sued for the completion of the canals would b. ueed
as basis for banking Mr.. T. believed stocks to -
more safe basis than bonds and mortgages for banking
Our banking capital has been dangerously infsted-8s
He desired Plan for the enlargement might be speed
lily matured No petty question Of etiquette the part
Of this House should interfere with such result Our
cities are growing with great population
for all the canals and railroads that projected
Mr.. SHAW, dem, of N r. took the floor, the
cuson Of Mr. Tayors remarks and said he did not think
the question of canal policy ought to be brought up
vote Should the House appoint the committee shoud
receive only proposition from them. No pro-
position would meet the views of all until II had
undergone repeated amendments. He adhered to his
the subject until the joint committee should report He
asked for mature deberation. He wished each branch
Of the Legislature to propose its plan, and then BY
mutual suggestions and mutual compromises an agree
enlargement policy and the House would find him -.
Each house had Canal Committee and both these
mttees would act upon the subject He inferred that
there would be separate plans before those oom-
it's plan upon the suggestions of the use Of
surplus and resort to tn Senate
mittee would adopt plan founded public dobt and
sinking fund He wanted these two plans before the
press He wished both propositions be fairly dis
cussed and understood. All propositions II adopted here
must to the people for final action This would OCCUPY
a year-are to do nothing for the canals until that
would be known What to be done in the meantimst
He certainly In favor Of having expression of the
people regarding loan; they wQnt one, the Legis
ture ought not TO prevent their dong He wished 70
go according to fhe rules of sense and not to
adhere to nice techncaltes when they ought to b.
abandoned. He concluded by moving p0stp0nement Of
the resolutions to the 10th day of February.
adjourned
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The Rhode leland u. 8. Senatorship.

1eenate, by vote Of 6 to a. indefinitely postponed
the invitation of the House join in grand committee
for The election of sensior This probably settles the
senatorial question for this session.
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CONSPIRACY AGAINST cREprroRl

CONSPIRACY AGAINST CREDTTORs.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 81, 1853.
Two leather dealers in this city, who recently failed
with liabilities to the amount Of 500 000 arrested
to-day, charged with conspiracy to defraud their credi
tors. They were held in S8 900 bail each.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. IL, 1858.
The Southern train did not reach this city tin after
eight ococtoc late TO connect with the Eastern train
II however brought nothing beyond Wilmington, N @.
The contract for the supply Of marble for the Washing
ION Mtnrmcnt for the ensuing year, has boe aried 10
Thomas W. Fortune, Of Baltimore county.
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LoursvnIn Jan. n, 1868.
The upper part Of the front building Of the Louisville
Hotel was destroyed by fire last evening The ground
Gcor and few thing Favcd Loss, arvlris 81
go co., Owens hotel vas uninjurcd-
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.s Senate.
WAsHSaroE, Jan. 2l, 1858.
rRIu yARM PETITIONS Erc.
Mr. SEWARD presented two petitions from New York
praying that the of the United States would
no longer permit engage in traffic in land but grant it
in lots to actual settlers Ufa fEfa
Mr. SMITH presented petitions setting forth the claims
Of Dr. Jackson Of Boston the dscoverer Of the anes
thetic agent. ~ r.
BRIDGE OVER THn POTOMAC A9W
Mr.. SmMDs reported joint resolution, directing the
President to cause the necessary surveys be made
the selection Of the best site for bridge oyer the Poto
ary Of the Interior to contract for the construction of
said bridge
COMPENSATION FOR PROPERTY DESTROYED SOUTH CAROLINA
BY THE BRITISH DURING THE REVOLUTION
The Senate took the bill compensating the represen
atives q Major Wgg Of South Carolna whose property
destroyed by the British in the Revolution in re-
aiaon for acts of General Greene after the execution
Of Hayne. :
The bin debated and passed. allowing interest from
MEXICO AND THE rHHuANrxrEc caAr
On motion Of Mr. MASON, ldem) of Va, the report Of
the Tehuanepec grants and the rights Of American cit
taken up and made the special order for the rst
DAY OF February.
The bill for the relief Of Jacob j. Storr passed.
The bill for the relief Of Lewis H Bates and william
The House bill for the relief of Charles S. Matthews,
Charles Wood and James Hail. contractors for furnishing
Bills for the relief Of R. W. Meade and W Mcintosh.
and George bennett, of New Hampshire, and Rebecca
Birdsan, were also passed.
ExMUTVE SESSION, ETC.
Mr.. PEARCE, (whig) Of Md, moved the Senate go into
executive session.
Mr. FnzPATRCK (dem.) Of Ala, said his State which
deeply interested in the business in executive ses
son had not been represented here for weeks He
objected to being forced thus headong into discussion Of
such important without time for reflection and
consutstion with his colleague, who confined to his
room by illness
The molten was agreed to, by yeas q, nays 20.
At twenty minutes before five O'Clock, the
opened, and the Senate adjourned till Monday.
Nothing was done in Mr.. Badgers case.
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Arrived from New York-Dec e, Harriet at Genoa;
"Hand,v at Marseilles; 30th VIM Tell at Havre Jan l.
Wright and Emperor at Belfast ID, Orient, at Liver
pool 3D. Columbia, do 9Th, ska at London; American
Union, at Liverpool; Arctic (s), do; 9Th Az, do.
22d s'Patte Ann" at Lisbon; Jan q Scene, at Graves
end; ID, Megara at Liverpool.
Arrived from Phadelphis-Dec 20, Harriet, st Gibral
lea.
Arrived from Rallmore-oec 90 Figaro, Of Desmer
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Italy.

SPECIAL MISSION TO THE KING OF NAPLEs-MADAME
MADIAI-REPORTRD DISGRACE OF RADETzKY, ETC.
letter from Genoa, dated 29th Dcc, mentions the
arrival there Of the American General Sumner charged
II sad with special mission to the King Of Naples
Haynau Is stil at Florence and much petted by the
fashionables.
yadame Madai is better in health but still confined in
prison.
The Opinion Of Turin has letter which says that Ra-
dezky had fallen into disgrace for hesang to order the
execution Of the prisoners remaining from the trials
at Mantua, and that he will be recalled from command
decree has been issued prohibiting the expectation of
potatoes Indian peas, and beans and another
ducng the impost duty olive oil from eight to four
ducats, account of the scarcity.
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TEE PRESENTATION or CREDENTIALS BY FOREIGN AM
MISUNDERSTANDING APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
The ministers Of Austria Prussia, and Russia have at
lspgth presented their credentials TO the Emperor.
The Emperor Of Russia remained Arm n his refusal to
NE the term brother and compromised BY writing
saON 0wiv
Ths representative Of the United States wurtemburg
Hhysria Tuscany, Hanover Baden, and Saxony, have
received their credentials and the German Diet have for
nslv decided to recognise Napoleon Ill The Pope Por
fnesi Sweden and Greece, have already done so.
Ihere is no polidcal news.
- NkWaev ID full Of appointments Of officers Of the
beusehah and other imperial functionares The Sena-
tor HDpcuted amongst them are MN. DE Ia Roche
Ia~a.rXn Persxny and Faia.lt-
II 11fsrsr said 70 We Popes nuncio-'l trust un'
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COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH FRANCE RATIFIED, ETC.
The ratifcatons of the commercial treaty between
France and Belgium exchanged at Brussels the
31st December
10000 men.
The press law went into operation at Brussels on
the LIST instant.
The police authorities of Brussels ordered that the
funeral Of Madame Kossuth-moher Of the distinguished
exileshoud take place during the night to prevent
political demonstration
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Mr. and Mrs nkin and child, Misses wiike and Bate.
Messrs Steve, Lassour Cadc Benjamin, Blank Meivies
shaen, Amcntenach, Jordan Hughes, Bell, brisbane
Taylor, Pickering, Wilmer, WILDER, Wemod Hocght
Cbampooney Saunders, Boyle, Binkhout, Tookey Johns
tom Craig Ludden, Palulo Conrin Minon, Price, Ben
ington, Andrews, Jeans.
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BATTLES WITH THE MONTENEGRINES-SIx HUNDRED
TURKS KILLED, ETC.
Some skirmishing has taken place between the
Turks and Montenegrines at Kirbancar the lake of
Scuar The Turks lost six hundred killed and the loss
of the Mntenegrnes also great Both parties have
thus broken the truce and TOO from the Herzego
Wips lhave joinsd the Montenegrines
The AS16vg Gazette says the Porte has officially
nounced the blockade of the coast of Albania and the
Turkish feet had sailed for the Adrac to enforce it,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-02-18

I William NJ Bell, Auditorin and Tor
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
thai the foregoing laws have been. care
fully compared by me, and are in accor-
dance with those certified 10 by the
Secretary of Stale. s.f
WILLIAM NJ. BELL, Auditor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

PROTECTION OF RAILWAY PAssENGERs-A
Coop EYAMPLE.-There is an existing law in
the State OF Illinois which provides that rail
road companies shall pay five thousand dollars
for every life lest on a train Of cars through
the carelessness or recklcssness of the company
or their agents. This appears to us wise and
humane statute, and so perfectly simple as
guarantee for the safety of railroad passengers
so entirely free from the shadow of an objec-
tion--so imperiousiy demanded as matter O.
justice to the travelling ppblc-so plainly sug.
gested as measure Of policy to all parties con-
cerned-the people. the State, pnd our rail
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Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

FIRE On Saturday morning about four o'clock a
fire broke out in the carpenter shop of Ruxton q
Matthews on State street Boerum which sas total,
destroyed together with several csess of tools belong
ing TO the jour- eymeB, the staircase frames for thir
teen buildings, and large quantity of mahogany
plank, which had been purchased few days previous
Ibe total loss amounts to 81 200-not insnret. The
flames next communicated with three frame houses rs
specivsiy occupied by Felix xuldro~ Andrew Bolton
and hoba.l Farley aud burned them ground
Ibe spread OF the fire rapid that very little II
furniture could be saved The combined losees Of the
tenants amount TO about S6o0nsured the tent OF
s4oo IN various Offices The bulldogs not II much
value IL Is supposed that the FIRE the work OF de-
sign.
FousD DROWNED Coroner BALL was called yesterday
morning, TO hold an inquest upon the body Of n
found at Red book Point. II In suppo sed TO be the
body Of Patrick Bays who drowned in stryker's
Bay Anew days since, while bathing. Verdc.-Found
drowned.
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Army Intelligence

Major Shermans company of Light Artillery arrived
here yesterday afternoon from Newport, r. L. on its
way to Minnesota territory via the lakes The battery is
its way via New Orleans. This battery distinguished
itself at Fort Brown, Texas at Monterey, and Busna
Vista in the Mexican The object of the admins
taton in sending the light artillery the Western from
tier, yet unknown One company If light artillery has
recently been ordered to Fort Washington the western
borders of Arkansas, and another the Rio Grands
The officers accompanying the troops their way
to Minnesota territory, -
BIT Major Sherman Commanding.
Lieut.. @. Andrews Sd Artillery.
Lieut.. Piper Sd Artillery.
The battery is to receive its horses from st. Louis and
Iowa. It will leave here this afternoon
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Said Fred

" She's very lovey-her face and figure give delight
But don't think there's something about her feet not
nghtP'
The overheard words-as in tho paper looks
smile lighted her for she read the notice there OF
Brooks.
And when next time he met her. his face with joy grew
bright
For mproved-her feet were then all right;
And she is his happy wife, and whom they exchange o
looks
All little thinks that enviod how much ewes
Brooks.
=. A. BROOKS, Premier Cordwaner 575 Broadway and
$50 Euton street. "
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revelation and Q revelation Q law, the apostates
doubtless are In great bodily fear These apostates
are called "Gaddonites" and have recently dissent
ed from the spiritual wife system. This sect is said
to be the increase. Brigham has prohibited emf
grafton to California from his dominions.
One hundred and thirynine OF the rescued pas
sengers Of the wrecked ship William and Mary are
reported to have arrived in New Orleans, in per-
fectly destitute condition.
Three vessels we're struck by lightning during
thunder Storm at New Orleans, last Friday.
Captain Crafts, Of the schooner Advance, has been
indicted at Norfolk for being engaged In the slave
trade.
Several persons were yesterday severely injured
by the giving way of portion of the Albany and
Northern Railway bridge near Waterford One &C
count declares that number were killed.
The trial of Capt. Molony, for the murder of sea-
man named Emanuel, ON the ship Roscius, termi
mated yesterday in a verdict of acquttal
Judge Boswell yesterday proposed to render , lis
decision in the Williamsburg millinery ase
which has created so much sensation in that CITY
during the past week. He declared that the pf antf
Ellen Sandison, was not trespasser upon ne pre-
misses Of Mrs. Boyd; that Mr. Boyd, in eject lag her
used more force than was necessary, an conse
quertly was guilty of assault and battery, for which
he is fined. Before concluding, the Judg was inter
rupted by counsel for defence who wis led to put in
afidavs in mitigation. Counsel for ts prosecution
stated that if this allowed he shf ,ud also claim
the privilege of introducing impor can't testimony
| which had come to his knowledge ince the close o.
the testimony, which would make 7 he case far more
aggravated and inhuman. I'm der these crcum
stances the Judge postponed hi decision till Tues
4 day afternoon.
The City Inspectors report for the past week rep
resents the number Of deaths at 800, which is al
increase OF ten on the previous week. OF these
forty-nine were caused by consumption, twenty ont
by commissions, twelve By debility, four by deriun
tremens, ten by diarrhoa, fifteen by dropsy in tn.
head twenty by inflammation of the lungs, and six
teen by marasmus. Tie mortality among children
under years of age exceeded that Of any week fol
several months past, the deaths numbering 1s7.
The screw steamship City of Manchester sailed
from Philadelphia at noon yesterday, for Liverpool
with one hundred and sixty.two passengers and
$40 900 in specie.
We learn from Sandy Hook that the steamship
Illinois, from Aspinwall on the Sd inst, crossed the
bar at hafpast o'clock last evening but up to
the hour Of going to press we had not heard Of her
arrival at the dock She brings the California mails
of the 10th ult., and 81 600, 900 in gold dust.
No tidings Of the Pacific, with four days later i'd
vices from Liverpool have yet been received. She
has, doubtless been detained by the intense foge
which have prevailed during the last few nights.
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Crystal Palase.-Such Myriads VIII Congre-
gate Crystal during fair having
public exhibitions and places Of Refreshments oppose the
Palace will make golden harvest.
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Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot,
Nc 1 Broadway tho sale boots ard CATERS,
comprising the largest assortment sGsed st 6y peg
cent below the usual retail price Please call and examine
for yourselves At JONES 4 Broadway Mandatory and
Wholesale department, fourth story.
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UNKNOWN NAN FouSD DRowsnp.-Ysstsrday, Coroner
ODornel held inquest ut the foot Of Twenty sixth
street. river, the body Of unknswn man found
floating in the river Ths deceA.sd appeared 70 be about
yesrs Of age with black hair and short sandy
whskers The body without coat, and dressed in
dark green pants light cotton vest coarse ahoes and
red flannel undershr verdict was rendered Of Death
by drowning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

Window Shades -Best Assortment In tho
wsrld, at kitty FUKGUSON's. Mes 7o0x Broadway
and 81 ksads street. Dealers supplied fren hands.
SHADES warranted stand climate Asd sold than
ether large adss painted and sttsrsd 70 order
dir tv1a
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Thirty barrels and one keg Of liquor were seized IN
Hallowell, Me-, on Thursday last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

The Vineyards In Portugal and SPAIN
Recent arrivals give rather
vine the south Of Europe this Therefore, should
lay In a stock at once; and recommend PETERS
CHAMBERS Broadway a. the most reliable house
for genuine pure article In the way Wines bfAndies
legefe, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

Defiance salana.aer Safes, aayier's Pa
Ms United celebrated safes ana r. G.
feGns Inpsnerabls Dsianss Lssk the bsss safes and
osks combined in the world Dspst Ne 1872 Pearl street,
deer below Maiden lane formerly Ne - John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

Lace and Muslin Curtains At Reduced
prcesThe best assortment in the city at kelly FER
GUSONS Window Shade and Curtain Sers No. 29 Broad
way, one door above RsaSe street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

ChestertOwn, Midi. @. W.. from the above
named place vi be happy s. w. At the Aston Ex-
change, o today.
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Mourning Goods.-Aro You I'm Want OF
mourning goods Of any description If call at BAR
THOLOMEW WEEDS popular mourning store, 66l
Broadway, and you cannot fail to get suited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

To Manufacturers OF Shirts and Collars
sewing machine to stitch fine linen perfectly must be
ceedngy nice and in all its Adjustments The
machines heretofore recommended for sewing linen have
failed in this and being defective in principle always must
fail Singers improved lint stitching machines only viii
do perfect work. Call and examine them Dir ct
the ONCE No. 1923 Broadway. I'M SINGER 4 CO.
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william DfbsIee, the well known Ladies,

WHHaM DTbbIee, inc Wei Known LAa1O0'
hair dresser and wig maker of AT Broadway opened
new store at No ~ Spring street under the St Nicholas
furnishing his rooms to meet the demands Of his
way quiet and retired It has private entrance
he St Nicholas Hotel and under his immediate superv
en His old store will be conducted for the future
pbbe Every article appcrtsining to adys toilet
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Astsd out ~ summer rstrsst y Mr. StsAdard rsss,t
" ef Barnuns HOTEL Baltimore. There are great st.
fractions in this picturesque locality.
The White Lake, in Sullivan county, New York, nay
be very pleasantly Waited BY putting up at wooldrdgss
Hotel.
Vsters to the earanac Lakes stay at the Ausabs
House, in Keenesvine; and at Nswburg the PoWslton
House win be found fashionable and comfortable abode
We may say the same Of the Neptune House. New Ro-
shelle vistsrs to West Point thu Hudson, will Of
course, Put up at Cozzens Hotel
The various watering places Long Island are among
the most delightful Of all have enumerated First
among them 10 the Hamilton House, at Fort Hamilton
Then there the Pavilion Hotel At Glencove; the Pa
vilion Hotel at Rockaway that ct Bath; and over on
Copey Island, the Oceanic House, kept by Charles NJ
Rogers.
Jewellers visiting the great chain of North western
akes-the Erie, Huron, Superior and Nchigan-sannot
do better than spend days at Detroit whore they
may calculate receiving every attention at the Bdde
Hsuse.
We have necessarily omitted to mention great many
other points Of interest which omission may supply
on future OCCASION but think the foregoing will be
interesting and useful to such Of readers ~
dtating summer trips through the country.
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The British FriRate Leander.

Inc OIltlSn HT1&atc Le0n0crs
The officers and men Of the Leander were busily
gagged during yesterday in putting their vessel into
"ship shape" When this necessary duty is complete,
many Of citizens win have opportunity Of seeing
her as she should be
Lord Elesmere far recovered from his illness
to be able to come ashore yesterday when he visited the
Clarendon Hotel. previous to his occupying, with his
family, the apartments which he has engaged there
His Lordshp by letters from England the use
Of five bedrooms and two paros at the Clarendon for as
org as he may remain in New York. and believe that
he expressed himself pleased with the in which
they were arranged, regarded comfort and conve-
nience.
None of the officers came shore yesterday as all
busly engaged in the discharge of their duty nor
did any person from the land visit the Lsander except
those who had very particular business
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Opening OF Goldsmilh's Academy Of PEN
manship in the building No. 1862 Broadway Of
Franklin street The sscriber will open his rooms 10
sies Sn from 10 10 ocioek FOR 1.nsswsn' b.
New pupils will be received Wednesday 18th inst
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH,
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ssGO IL While you're Young" and I'm g0lngs
20 Thompsons 55 Broadway for ysur
fer you be certain to get them and cheap
j. w. THOMPSON, Daguerrean Artist, b51 Broadway
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A Bet OF 900 rho above win DO forfeited

Joness Italian Soap at 2 proved inferior TO when
phew makes yellow sallow dark, skins white
and clear His Coral Hair Restorative forces hair grow
dark stops it falling, dresses It, 6c price 2 Lily
White, Is Depot removed to g. mind g. Walker street.
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II all Shapes were alike Shirt making
would be very simple affair The great art is to At all
shapes GREENS system Of secures this OBJ
to ftn His plan practsed at M. Aston House,
all varieties Of figure and the misft his
establish 10 yet to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

Steer Clear n Bad Hair Dyes.-NOw Lafont's
solution Of jet price only dyes light white red gray
hair light and dark brown and black desired
White breath sweet and the throat
Price only 2s These the nest things made. them
at the depot-6l--mnd CIV alker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

2a3.-B atchelor's Celebrated Hair Dye ana
Wig Factory is removed to No. 233 Broadway opposite
the Park fountain Bachelors we'll Is an i
cent to all who patronse him Il At their want.
ment IN the world. ~
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The Britain Frigato Leander, now lying
off the Battery 10 attracting the attention Of thousands
The excitement At the Atlantic Garden No IL Broadway,
hasbeen consequently running high but has been cooled
excellent ice cream and other rerehments usually found
CANA dayEn