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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

MURDER At SALMON FALLS, n H.-OH Man kiled-
An0ther Bodlg WOun0ed-Arret Of Trio Of the Sapposed
HBroeyers-Ai about "a O'clock last evening" the village
Of Salmon Falls ~ II. was startled by the Intelligence
that Mr. Lewis Msxw'l, stable keeper, and Mr. Ivory
PRAY Of South Berwick had been killed In the early part
Of the evening some difficulty Occurred at the little Village
IN the opposite side Of the river where rum is sold odis-
crnnst.y and where frequently occur The cause
Of difficulty that female had been insuted by two
men Of the naue Of Waters and man named scanned
bysiander inefered when Of the Waters knocked nm
down with a cane This act cau-ed good deal OF excite
ment among the nhabifsnts AMI Maxwell ia company WI
Pray at clock the evening went over the bridge 10
H. rwck After reaching the village Of Berwick they
parted the young Pray starring 10 go home
Mr. Maxwell also turned to 90 home, aud It 's supposed
that IN psssng shop in that village ne came IN con
tact with the Water and that words ensuef Fch Resulted
in Mr. Maxwell receiving mortal stab All that Is actual
" known AZ present that one returning rom S'utn
Berwick At about 81 o'clock found MIR. MAXI on the
Salmon Fall side of the river sitting snst the fence
of the factory yard in inses le state He WAS taken
home hut did in few minutes afterwards without utter
irg word or recovering consciousness The young ti
PRAY was bad but dangerously stabbed about thirty
minutes afer Mr. Maxwell by of the Waters, who &C.
companed the blow with the declaration that he would
serve him as he had Maxwell The two Waters were after
wards found secreed in the attic Of the house over the
bridge and were taken into custody Scannel has been
traced 10 Elliot where he this morning on MS way
N Roston Boston Traveller, ID
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unune.Iir POrfs


ALEXANDRIA, June Arr chs Cashier Jones Ne"-l orS
Be6ufy do Ea.d, jarvis NorNslk Sic schrs Julia Smith
Faen. Warehsm; T. Townsend Wie N-w-lor J. W Gandy
Townsend John Snan Cum, NewYork Conn auder-
nCh Nogsm Bridgeport COnn James r. Bertlne sope bos-
ALBANY June AR schrs Tribune Nckeroni Oliver Fueri
Glide Love Frank and David Cox hale Boston Cd
eh Tryphea Chapman New Hsven Highland Niekesson Bos-
tou Perlne IngraheIn. Providence.
BATH May 8lAr. bg Orzovs Morse Buns"lck ia rama
20 Adams Wilmington Cid ship strelu I tuns) Leach
bss Lillian, Rose BucksPort Eunes tB MAenze Wal
DIGHToN May Sesld achr Huaah West Phillips Phla-
TALL RIVER May s-Arr rs Liberal Pstipss Pc,ou
Poideuce L. Enlot Enocot Philade phia Sid schrs Mn
McGivren ard Excelsior fountain Baltimore butu Bangor
Aurora Mbrdse June Geo Hoffman Marcy, Philadelphia !"
W Brsinlrd. do =, ,,,,,,
NEWFORT June Arr bs Horace Greeley Mse Philadelphia
KEWBEDFORD June I-sld chr ". II Hunter Webb, SUI.
PORTLAND June AR ship Gpsy Clever Liverpool Geo.
Wsns kinsnau. Havana schr Lucy Amer do5rook New
York ca bglk Medo Roby Havana bgs Chas Heath stmpoa
St Jsso: FEra Brown Cuba
PROVIDENCE Br. brig Indus Richln ATtTosaa
brig Lubec Pfesses schr VIM. Arthur hinI hOrOk
Frire lohnsop Aaty: soers SuIge NewYork Fred
e.ck Brown Gardiner d0- james Bennett Bfightsl 90 SD
hrs lda Mailer Liscuu Baltimore Loua Cray Sharp AeAsa-
diia Roek Brown and Richard Thompson CoTo Pcer
rba Nsrv Ann Caroline Hen lerson and Coumo Nchosn
3d.: Norwich Cds Albany ooPs Pointer Fowler N H. Bow
en-. Hsl'ocs sad HaIdscabbie Davis Nev-fofk -,
RICHMOND. June lArT. schrs Hairy Ihouss lhI ben1et
Trev: Omaha WerFick BarD CD snip 81 Augusta
1ro Edwasd Fletcher Freeman RIO De Jsnero
sd sch Henco Turtle New YORK. victoria Viewer CO.. juliet
sALFM June AR bra Good Hope Turtle Belfast SD s-.
Fcwafo Adams NAanS Philadelphia John D. ir7anl "heatn
TAI MON Msy sl-Arr schr Samuel L Croker Palps Phil
WARREN May 81 SD .chr Issac Zsnit Clifford EeYors
Liverpool bE Invoice Br Hoeken Lndon schr Ann Elizabeth
BROMLEY, baltimore
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Ausb Of private personal character nus be transacted
during other than Office borrs. -
No eopsets assignments Of clerks 70 Be eeoEnsa
dshupg CLERKS All be paid the clerks
snd usurous and dconnued t0d the
Head Burrsu will protect the clerks against them
claim other not
Buresu which be is attached b bis whol t
the Chief the Buesu shall he considered esuse r
movs AFsnts may the Of clerks without Pers
son Oh u be from the list Of recognized ageuts
will be required be personally and NOT oy proxy OF
substitution in their -,
chief clerk Of each Buresu does not report fu
promptly every month the statute shall be CONSIDERED
coed for his removal. -,
concert action other erpedent delay WORK or
uFDs sbo Of Office during Office hours must be noticed Au "
ported IT.
You will observe that these rules stringent Ineir
author Mr. McClelland served for some years IN Con
eress and il il due to him to say that they are in exact
keeunp with his character and conduct when serving
the people in that position. MoSraoREScI
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SECOND EVENING EDITION.
FOR STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS, 81
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
Markets-Two O'CLOCK.

AsHEs-A fair deu4Dd Pots at o. 3D. and Or Pearls o.
COTTON-1hereis steady inquiry, and Pdee unchanged
FLOUR AND MRATbe market rather better and good
T and Flour bat closed At YESTERDAYS pce IN
and Eastern trade western ind
rather aer The close Cansdso heavy at ~ a.
The ns Of 400 b a. - 4DSi 20 tor common
TO straight sste - 40s 81 for mixed 70 fancy Mcnfsn az
aud to good Ono southern tsat
ssp the low grades sales Of 40 bills at - 71g-l Tor
..d 10 ss bands g IL . Is for good brands aud % O
a. Flour at % 8l~s3 ~ Tor hne Corn
Neal IL firm At e3dS3 CO for Jersey
demand for White Western and Oenesee " ns
and ion Sales Of 30 bus far "n'e ONO ~
i6l bus. unsound Southern for dis ng at &c
and Al a. Southern and River Oats are 10 lar oe
ard State and sc q4 i,yeTsey pr
ftesey Com plenty and better; sales OF ZV b ~ oc
a6sc 63c 0Gc for Southern and mxed c
good end handsome Wne oOnt'rh
seufbern yellow nominal at Sec ,-e soo
WHIRKEYThe market bet with good deuan1i sisso ~
bl 2 Ohio and N as for Prison. closing a. the ar
price. ., ,. T.. po~L md the ,o.Yke, IL firm NJ
s5 rs for Prime Beet plenty ana slow OF sae
S50S6 % for Country and Oy
pm sI2 So for City pscsed Chcsgo Prime Mess
ne at eaS Meats good demand aud are abundant az
8d9c for Hams Lard ~ better frme Is
b soed demand sales bills and at 9l0oc and kegs lie
good demand az @0lo Tor Oo anu "Aoc'
lar Cheese selling at bd9c
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MARINE JOURNAL.
IBy the SANDY Hook Magnetic Telegraph. !

Y
The French ship Fcuiere s. days HAVE to ~ BEL
mont passed the Hook at 7 A. NJ. -
The French fm Maeies anchor outside the ar
(BT Of ST. Andrews Capt Benson 10 d. In Wind
sor with plaster Whitney, anchor the Bar
Bs John Ia Crosse (rem Capt Weghmsun. - d. m Bremen
with stores all well anchor the Bar o. the
LIST spoke ship Georges Smith. for Liverpool Oh Nantucket Shoals
sprung and lnOp mast carried ava" carrying short
sell { u the foremost. -,
via Hnn Roads Riley passed he Hook IN tow Of
sfesm.tug Jacob Bel, al 9 20 4. NJ.
O'clock p NJ ships and brs in the onE shi7s going
ras. he bar in tow VIVID moderate 3. W. Weather hay
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NETWORK Observation-Disclosures SESSION.

SENATE. ALBANY, Friday June 8 1853
An invitation from the Buffalo City and New iOrk and
Erie Railroad Co.'S to pass their roads and visit
Cleveland was accepted for some convenient time after
the adjournment
The resolution for Committee of Conference coming up
Mr. COOLEY offered a preamble and resolutions re-
strcng the Committee the part of the Senate not to
YIELD TO any extension of time beyond the four yeaso IN
sist upon the reputation of the contracts, &c.
A debate followed and is still progressing
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PENNSYLVANIA Free Democratic State Conventions
The steamship City of Manchester.
~ -. Iu..o

The Free Democratic State Convention assembled yes
terday at Harrsburgh and nominated William Nj Stephen
son, of Mercer for Judge of the Supreme Court DR.
Robert Mitchell of indiana Canal Commissioner Neville
B. Craig of Allegheny, Auditor General and L. E. Carson,
Of Montgomery, Surveyor General
The steamship City Of Manchester, from Liverpool has
reached her wharf in this CITY She brings 10 cabin pas
SINGERS besides full comp cement in the Storage
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEw-YORE TRIBUNE


CHICAUU, IIIr fTluayi Juho Z Io11'
The steamug Eclipse burst her boiler in this port yeser
day. The explosion terrible tearing the boat entirely
to pieces killing fireman and boy and severely ourng
tbs engineer cook wheelman and one deck hand. The
Captain was also slightly injured
The boilers were new and the beat. which was owned
byE r. Blackwe ELL Of Buffalo, and Capt S. NJ johnson,
Of Chicago was valued $4,000. The engineers life is
dspared Of he dragged out Of the engneroom after
the explosion, terribly scalded
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Ra,,road DeIay-Purchase Of Coal Property.
RAI1uMORE q 1853

The mail train from Washington due here at halt past
o'clock this morning had not arrived up to half past H.
The cause of the detention is not known.
The property of Ravenscrsft Iroinger and otaer Goa
nronrittors amounting to 900 acres situated in Georges
Green region been purchased by l. s. DckerSon and
oth.r of New York for SlsO,0O0
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ASSEMBLY,

A debate was brought out on the printing of Canal Com
missioner Mather's communication question raised
that the extra copies could only be printed by virtue of
concurrt nj resolution.
The vote ordering 10000 copies was reconstructed anu
then Mr. WOOD moved JOINT resolution directing that
In hs n u
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GUNNER Retreats.

Juiill1fr hfIrfuIB.
4 LADY wishes the sum Of Sl00 for which Board 10
N the country during the uonih viii Be CIV Inc ee
Ouohose Long Island mile om the shore I'm 5000 ar,
plenty OF hshng and every eoeee and comfort address nes
Box Tribune Office stating where interview can be 90 had
COUNTRY BOARD.-A private family can accom-
mods,e small family AZ their residence the Banks Of Tire
Hudson River shove Hyde psrs TIE situation de
sb commandine ofthe River and Railroad Every
comfort can had Terms moderate W. H. Stssoarso paeh
Co,NY
GUNNER BOARD NAV be obtained on a very de-
- s,-,he farm in priv.te family hours ride Of the
CITY House large SHADED The farm contains every vsrey
on fsit trees Address H. O. T., Tribune Ohc until Tuesday
he 7th.
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Put now Ready
MEMOIRS JOURNAL and CORRESPONDENCE

WI THOMAS MOORE Edited BY Tne Rsht don Lore gesn
To Be comp sed sio1. u par, ,,- by the .iirsr.
4 tie .w.ss.t ID # @cds me. has not
~ :Isn. Sl,e o. ~. M0. -Sss s IN posiy correspond
Every On. Who ha. the elegant literature vii at once
procure APPLETON Co. Publishers No 30 Broadway
THE SLAVE TRADE and SLAVERY.-Publlshed
Of 4a ThE SLAVE TRADE DOMESTIC and FOREIGN;
Eusrs How MAY ExrSSUIsHEo By H. G Carey O''-
The sd e: in s9s 10 he .oea Of TIE
several communities Of Christi ndOm = Of vast u.y
rerin which the various topics are discussed Is Ias
Mr. Csreya political economist An biz views spring from that
seree and Eseih thee he deals He does not
soss not invoke senefo He doe. not demand
ees hrr,efto thinkers should be in the hands Of
every statesman Of every phAnbrop Of every well usher his
fellow ma il bcudae # invaluable addition the Of
there vgOous reflection i1 this book
Tie volume now efore Us one of valuable contributions
nde country the literature Ofabor IN
qu read without apprehension Of farce by The friend Or the
Il treats Of subject that At novel
DOCKS RARE and GOOD-Turrettin's InstitutiO,
ID Fnsi.h edition Goods Rule; Hehernsto History OF
The Church Of Scotland Wsddinson History Of the Chsch
BaFtsm Leishcn BsrOw; Bishop Butler; and B''hOR Hop
&:s as d F H The GBR sI AazE a S6 c''
WILSONs BUSINESS DIRECTORY, for 1854,
w published by JOHN F. TROw which all the business Of
o S & ssd 1 S a o1 !. and
vii allow Gentlemen called upon will confer favor by giving
the al the necessary Information
the Of f nss aad correct
this kind has felt disposed TO sacrifice s repuea-
ton for order to publish hrs or IN connection win ns
PRINCIPAL City Directory.
No WORK kind possibly be correct unless eanvsssed for
AFTER the let OF the have msde their
changes the year This work will be issued sufficiently early TOR
the business season, will be work 20 be relied
TRONS NEW-YORK CITY DIRECTORY FOR 1871 Just
rulhshed eco III, other Directory
81 he civ ever published JOHN F. TROW Publisher,
No 81 Aun-st- second hoor
MARVIN & HITCHCOCK, Importers, Publishers,
W. General Dealers BLANK Books Stationery
Wntns Of American French and English set Moss
.rdu vscsi Tnstruuerts. MARVIN HITCHCOCK,
No. l63 A0nxomery-st- ssn Francisco
As n.svIs JI onse in New York 1857 .s..u..t
CRYSTAL PALACE LETTER PAPER, STEEL
~ ENGRAVING Also Stone. well executed IMPRESSIONS
on upeIfne Letter and Note Paper Also on ards and hp OF
the City paper with Of the Crystal Palace For sale By
GEORGE H. BELL staonsr and Prsate No. lss Nassau st.
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WASHINGTON.

Commissjouer Of Public BuiIdings-The Clayton and
Eulwer Treaty - The navy Department WIN j.
brown and the Indiana Mail Aseucy-Tricks Of
the British Post onice-Department oil the inte-'
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we're in the boat from Staten Island ate arrived here
stated the facts al the Office Of the u District Attorney
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Cost un1 found .

Cost anb found.
7 OST-A silver CARD CASE, 10 Laght, CauaSt.
IL Brosdway the initials A. L. D. marked upon II, and contain
ing cards The finder will h. suitably reward
ed BY leaving with D. d. DEFINING No 2 Broadway up stars
CHOPPED Supposed to have been Stolen, Stone
- Brooch which the have by calling the
of TIFFANY 20, No al Broadway.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Fo, ~ ~
WV. LOBACH & SCHEPELEI

WM LOBACH & SCHEPELER.
nN TUESDAY MORNING, oath ut, at the fire in
" Futont Brooklyn the paor Of JOHN BATS
LEY supposed ell handed the front windows
table the pr with Death Dgueueotys
coffin; draw
Will find the II IN Duhed ST. mex % tnton
av and receive the thanks o the JOHN BAlSLEY
DACIFIC RAILROAD--All those interested in the
production satisfactory Treate the above subject viii mad
II their advantage end any information bearing y IN the
shape Newspapers Pamphlets Maps references 10 ~ H. BOX
No. 3s8 Poet Office Philadelphia.
DOTARY ENGINE The subscriber, believing his
IL Rotary decided advantages the Recpoeans
OsatDg respectfully soici.s far inyesugat0n OF s
merits AID Tor that purpose be viii hs eayaclt Rotary
Friday OF
scenthc gentle
men and all who navigation accompany
him be subjected es that COMMITTEE
eted think Those who fes
accompany him. will call At his No
and ger their where
Information OF the
place ofstarting. T. bUhhO"o.
WRECKED PROPERTY-N is hereby given
10 all persons interested that the following described
wrecked property Wit About
Thousand feet Of Black Walnut Plank and Boards.
the Barcelona In the
Wesfed and County Of Chauaugue small quantity 90 the land
of Cseb Hubert and quantity Of Alexander Thompson
In town. residue the Of Portland ssd County
The oerahe good condtG1 Some OF AZ 10 sshty in
ursd supposed ashore nom nsmed
have Where the vessel "a and is condition
unknown o.. ,
The letter Married Of the boards snd plank with rel
chalk which seems principal marx. The Letters d. K
and fond branded Ia the ends 81 some OF the thick
plank IL has been aTpTased at SO thousand ,
TIE property s be safely kept subject 70 the egs claims Of
Dsted We.tfed Nay "a, lass
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Chances for Business Glen.

A CHANCE for a PRINTER.-For Sale, Weekly
~ EewPsPe doing an excellent q'ias i !. published n
fou'hg village nes the city AID 81 500 o. se9i 20
liz liz r fI osH os''' money ''' ''' % ~
q RARE OPPORTUNITY-For Sale-A Machine
n Shop ncudinz stock Tool Mschrely steam Enue &C.
getheT VII sood VII and i've yesrs lease Il acce
non and central location The pFea, proprietor no. being Ds
10 esS e - s 1e CO. ~ 90 n az esa EASILY MAKE g. zoo
Ss so liz ysaa Particulars Can De A " ''''' win real
CAUTION 70 MANUFACTURERS Of WROUGHT
iE0S X Pp lot 81 s oia ssst Dee 81 psI
Tor combining reverbersBg fraesI with chimney
h., I'd The coa;ssd e,ssoasssoGs heated
hesfom the rveTb1ug DTas
ee" The undeed prepared to dispose Of rights 70 use ho
AsssIss.cHaRLEs DUPuY IT. Road5ut U.tsr Co. v =
c. Y. oUILLIARD, No. 70 West zthst Ny
CRYSTAL PALACE.-FOr Sale the well known
ard dong sood suae.s wa be disposed VI reasoas5y sppsi
SoE immortality.
TOR sALE-The Tools Of Watch Case Makers
Shop Easas TgIn Lsh stEss; Lae fstsIe. ana ever Ne
stsd n tie most central pan Of Newly J1 ld tae vel
caIe I: L. Republican,, Ne. Il sPrsee-lt-
ENTLEMENs FURNISHING STORE frsALE.
~ sioek and F1ss cheap fo' cash Loson sOcdFe very
uARDWARE-For ssle, the stOek, 6xtures and
premises No. i2i a,A-ly- near ss:hsi
4 LIMESTONE snd MARBLE QUARRIEs which
6s sai MBStsE Is q PRIvArz SALE
Tie srbsslsr, j. cieE g ses up ne ese ei
Pcfglre Pennq Tlra rave cel ~
by lie hes as ssers % IN The ARIES and BUlIDsG LyIs
s re foni1g Klage OF TEXAS. Baltimore Cerry Maryland
The Baltimore T ard HSEIbuss R.Esd' PEA oata "a
propetv r IS from the Cty of BsiuoEs ne QlIts ar
ursy nerhsUsbe The Qnay Breasts are ron g9 = eet n
hshf sna much increased q the vefy pet SLUE ALU
1r4 HHrTF ALUM STONE. yielding or an aFe<e y cent q
pure Line al stacking nearly three bushels OF 'scHed 70 one os ek
Line A. r-rf sro.-v
80 c. arf abort so bushels q Lime nom
Tor purposes Baitu9ie and about
ancurt m Acuursl purposes Distributed siors the oug Lines
60 ~ r. Chesso~ate and s i5ufzes
oT 10 me MARBLE brought FOR the extension Of the WINS
PATEsT OFFICE. AND WASHINGTON NATIONAL MoSU.
MENT.
Washington City, c. and Budns Stone and Marble for Baltimore
Civ. &C.
Co and Wood for Line Burning conveniently received and
Line shipped By he Railroad Capitalists and business
invited y and examine this sauaoe property for sheseve
IL can be vided into lots.
Iuaure 81 letter otherwise Of
SAMUEL y. GRISCOM Llewenyn. Schuylsil County Pa
ANN GBISCOM, Reading, Pa -
JACOB bURROUGH. No 20 W. Lonzbarsst- Bait more Nd
POWELL GRscoA, HhensowAn Post-Oaee, Te1a< Baltimore
IfTmzncS gwen " GRIsco No. n Msrkesst7 Phia
cstb-a-
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ITO OWNERS of REAL ESTATE

ITO OWNERS of REAL ESTATE.-A gentleman
man-d and without children, would be clad
nd ~.ua and ss s &
h.. service. UseIeepnOnahle references given Address O.
ITO MACHINISTS.-A yourg man Man wishes en-
i POyment under Instructions dress MECHANIC Tribune
ITO YOUNG MEN in THIS AMI OTHER CITIES
Permanent agreeable respectable profitable employment
te secured on SPienon % ne 1ssees .n9 s Su 20
YER every ''Ae H' Room IS No sss Broadway Ne~YOk
IT S.SCHOOL AGENCY, by E. n. WtlcOr, No. 295
Broadway Constant inOdueons and engagements BY the
bst ssoas Teachers PuPRs hstyo.s Prase Cl'ses
~ &c The s5t Of SsSiaios belongs cs1S who have
perpetual Of bsI wants sne merits al 4 per "a
Is sS SO, &C. No charge TO pupils
VXTANTED-A situation by respectable Protestant
Man e. s s5n .s s.DsSs p cn b No.
s6S ist-av, second HOor, FIRST door
XVANTED-2O young Men of enterprise and good
profit Of from go $50 per To those of business habits this
sd Ssr rest ST. paid GEO HILL No sss sTo,d~sy
XNAN1ED-By young married Man, situation as
w BOoEleeper salesman wholesale business The Lun
Ssn tusop The best Of references gwen
A. @. T., No a oth-sv- will meet with prompt attention
VNANIED-An active, intelligent and trusty young
city prerrcd Inquire No q John.t before 10 O'clock AN
WANTED by a PRINTER a situation in some
H Mcpobads AdveTtsinS House 10 cs Nssssust NewYoE
VVANTED-Employment as BOokkeeper, by a
w young German who had years experience the business
unexceptonabe recommendations from MS
former poyer. He speaks German; English
perfectly will satisfy him Address
$ GAUS Tribune Office or inquire personally at NO. y Wairt
hrst floor.
WANTED Families Hotel and Hoarding House
Keeper: T,1s good sy. are eo s%2S de CT SsS
every care taken selection Of Servants aud where help OF
every description German farmers Gardeners Mechanics and
" aiier constantly on hand. Terms liberal.
WAN1 ED-l0U Agents. $50 month"; clear Of ex-
w penses selling family work probably the best to
s 10 the country address postpaid AMERICAN FAMILY PUB
LEGATION ESTABLISHMENT 100 Nassaust up stairs room
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60 nubom it map Gonrern.

INFORMATION WANTED.-CLEMENCE MID
L DELDORPF Brsslau Germsny who emsrated in 1915
from Bremen the Armnius Otto, urgently
qued give OF his whereabouts either his
Mr. C. A. Zefusch HAMBURG, Germany Also
all who acquainted connection with the above named seae-
kudy requested render niormaOn they
may be able afford to the address in Hamburg.
NsATRIMONIAL.-A Gentleman wishes o. form the
l acquaintance young Lady whom corresponding with bis
es 70 viii h happy 70 make her h wife She must be Of good
moral young and well edueaed riches OF no Consequence
Of Rood coLs luck lie simply adopts this hod Of
6dpg himself WIFE best peaes mis- Should this meet
The views of any person the above description address line
10 ARGO, Uuon-square Post-Ohice
NOTICE The public are cautioned against nego-
~ the following Ponsory Note lost by the subscriber
One PROMsSORY NOTE. made by Hall Son. in favor OF IA l.
JAMES LYNCH No. D Eln-st
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that four Notes
~ drawn BY Priest ndorsed by him. dated Boston, May
i by j. Dodd have been lost stolen, aud
all receiving negotiating the
they belong the subscribers The following statement shows the
amount OF respectively; 49,.
w. l. & 3. No. slbOl .
w. L. s.. No sLeOl - mo.
w. l. 4 s. No. -
w. L. s, No. |, ~
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A Cook by respectable COlOred Woman, in Gen
~ tl.mas good Cook without washing Apply 70 the
suTente Of the E. and Ase7cy, No is Grand S.
; PLAIN Cook, Washer and Ironer, by Protestant
n Young Woman with good reference Call at No H5 Az c. be-
I'll
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-01-06
THE LENNON CAsE-THE PRINCIPLE SETTLED
IN THE PRIGG CASE.

The Union, after a protracted silence breaks
out again about the Lennon case. 1t seems
to attach much importance to the opinion Of
Mr. Lapaugh of Wall street. New York, the
counsel of Mr. Lennon. Is the Union aware
that the principle on which the statute of New
York ia founded and the decision of Judge
Paine proceeds, was really settled by the opin-
ion of the Supreme Court of the United States
in 1912, in the case of Prigg Us. the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania The Court then
held that Slavery lis mere municipal regu-
lation y that "by the general law of nations,
no nation is bound to recognise the state Of
Slavery, as 10 foreign slares found pithin its
territorial dominion, when it is in opposition
to its own policy and institutions in favor OF
the subjects Of other nations where Slavery is
recognised, and that if the Constitution of the
United States had not contained provision
relating to fugitive slaves "every non.slaye.
holding State in the Union would have been at
liberty to declare free all runaway slaves com.
ing within their limits" The opinion of the
Court was delivered by Judge Story, and hi'
language on the points stated was explicit:
BY the general law Of nations, no nation
is bound To recognise the state Of Slavery, q
to foreign slaves found within it's territorial
dominions, when it is in opposition to its owl
policy and institutions in favor Of the subject