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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
Memoranda.

ship yns chS.rs :. San FEsne'ss AP9 10 O@ New ~. YSs
March 10 on III 81 after which had moderate weather Was OF
Hsmbars brs Bertha shi. returned 70 San Francisco April r.
repair sailed hence for Manila March H. In ogt in
eharse OF pilot ssek on Nile Ro:S seen, e 9a sSaa SP
ioD ISL w encountered bad esiss with heavy sea when i ss
SCI lore up for San Frsnciseo 70 repair damages.
Cirpership Bald Eaes which arrived san Francisco April H.
fS New bad hshi saias wsds mos' q me p,5'lse Inc
ecgTs spencer spanker fsd or the main val
Yo CAPE Horn s. DAYS and made the thence 70
san Fa.es in $ days Sue eros, ne Eqsao On a' d on the
Bra J0tson which arrived at San Francisco from April
heavy weather. and the vessel beng deepy adeu sorsd heiy
March % Ia, q 10 Ion Isl 2 w encountered severe sae ION
y p which swept her deck Of everything and washed OVERFLOW
Jossh A. I5oPs 'o,5n o. Mas AZ Po9 means , ~S
,s ',s y t5 .sI Fs ihs ve.lI Hs.S1s
COLI ,,. t nov ,oi nbeI sh nor wear roana
Hsvir before st all her sss and being impossible
ones al hands were set to WORK Ehtng ship heanS overload
and owe overheard 60 tun salt which relieved her
Gesy On the 9Th The weather became more moderate which en-
sbed Der se' sell and plrdamas Mr. N has since
CLEFTR SP JACOB encountered very rouhs
TIE Crossed the Equator March l8 IN on l3 % WI and has
CLIPPER HP CHILDERs day. Cape Horn snd
from thence hes net with nothing but light winds Crossed the Bqus
S SoST r 81 ~ - 81 . yy Isi T ~ u:
r. which lasted for l. hours: and the sd had see0Gd
s ssss has enesuntered soahey winds darinS moe. Of the
pssssg and has been within 50 miles Of port for The three days in
WaScE OuTsrDEseh Corni ana that on Friday 18Th
ever 81. . sSf1 I SoS SS She bore By % F i
lOnes s miles distant The pilot boat Relief 90 s,herns the ot
Gosh was up search Of the wreck, but in
qGs5Ss q veo. Ed Surprise P Of Sac Fo vent ashore Boil
Bay during the "Wednesday sst aud the former WA
se Charles and Edwnd compelled throw over part Of her
ss., sIrnf 'h 70 & s oas ss psR DAY Oh
The Golden Gate b. so gss,'pssIs among them ~.
sent from San Francisco p days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

Tire suice Quicksilver Is also used extensively the miner
scattering along in the suice several times during me
day The sluces only cleaned out once week one
company en- Jones HILL" about quarter Of mule rom
the town took Of their uice week before last $1,000
Last week they only wOrke part the week and took
out o. OOO With the suiee and gu ksver men clear
after paying for water &C. their 80 per day Union
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Smiled.

April Chi ship America, TAeahuana brig wysado Hanooi
Bay.
April 10 ships Golden Hong Hong David Co.'S he Port
Pbilip Gen Neeze Bunker, DO.
April H. ships Mason WiS Pugets sound VIENNA rae,
Psc; LORENZO Ham, Sabye h0as ho1sa virginia
Ann. Robertson Rio JAneiro. n
Apy y ship Andes Hill Manila; beks julia Ana roma ro1s
IhiIp; Chss DevAnf, Farley. OTszon.
April IS ships Winged Racer HomanS Mnila; Sweden 1ny'
Cslao hrss Charlotte Arm Humboldt Bay Csharlle rF
Dow, NtlpaEe; scbr. Bssucfa Nunchaco Pac1c Ocean .
Apr - BIZ ship Noras Clsszt Hong kong b. nark Osn 20
ry Pacific Ocean; Mex. brig DeEeTrado BeengeL Mazata
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Married.

At San Paneso April Mr. James Efh o. Baltnore ~ =
to Mics Mary Ann Connolly, Of sydney =. nj
In SecTsueuo City. Apn H. hr James d. Con1-ut1 n . LA'
Sherry al Of SscrsmeDto.
At San Apn To- J. AexA1der Ioel SCI ~ 81 Law" 70 ~
EVehne Prothero
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Cleared.

Ar-1 asht, vT,,s -, tioraas illn; Aries H1 a.
Golden Gate Bstow Koas S.vAE9 tssl rtss CO. Va
Vesue BuuFer Fo Phip. De- Crc-s Br) herr 40 nss y
sria Aru Roer.sou RIO 5e Jsnsiio; Loiesz .anb S.ie
Pops Konrs Julia Ann Pend F0Ft Philip htr1ef oP-o-
Clover vhsrs Tosaxe; brig Catherine Evs-s ,brl Do"'
April -Schr FsysWsy Wilson soc tor - - p-.,,rs
Arm i2Siip Susd-n Tirsrry Caao Charles -lns hcit1
sen Portl,uS n Ir CL.rotte Arartln Humid hsTi srs
Uncn Mex RAao and San Bias BeeneiA atAi '
chacs Pacise Ocean n ,
April S-BsE Pneua OBJ Pltsror, ciAoi ship s0n' tB'l
CleisDd Hong Kong n,
April I4-stssns MAJOR TOnPkns Kant, Santa CT se BAae
Newell Stoctton . -, A.,
brs ID Irnt Derretf Po-tland Am Tartar Null Fot
Philip An steamer Notherrer, lsa1, Panama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13


Enough the Custom-llouse seven hundred and htytwo
entries of all kinds which duties TO the amount OF s3l4
ee Ss have been paid. Since the LIST Of January two
Aeusand aud nineteen entries have been passed which
artes TO the amount of S1l9,667 30 have been paid.
lSan EranoiscO Corlespondent saeIanenlo Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

To recover freight Of lumber from Rio 70 California, al
ready referred TO- The complaint was discussed
Wn J. Decker snd cken ss ChsIs' Aossn' Hovsze
BY shipjoners to recover sl5so 81 TOT materials fur
nished and repairs made In 1880 70 steamship Norherner
Ms Howard do not defend the defense being by Messrs
MORAN and others who say that Messrs Howard were
shin husband at time that the other defendants gave
notice that no credit was TO De gwen to the vessel and
Al The time was taken in pay by plaintiffs To be con-
fnned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
L. s. CIRCUIT coUET-Bsfsrs Judge NsLs0s.

HEAVY VERDICT.
Amos wade against Henry Leroy and John T. Pisuepout.
Against the Fulton Ferry Co. for damages for personal
aiury plaintiff having been struck IN the head by bolt
nm which had been knocked cut by the ferry boat in
which be was being against another at the bridge.
already referred 70. Verdict for plaintiff, $4,000.
Gee. w Campbell sst The Atlantic White Lead Company
To recover damages amour. laid at $4,000 for alleged
nfrngenen Of patent for the manufacture Of bullets &c.
The defendans IN reply insist that the machine used ~
them il different fom that used by plaintiff The case
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u. s plsrmcr coURT-Beso.s Jadss IssIn.0LL.

Ths United States sgt. t. II. Fuller -. -
To recover Of p.opetors Of penny post - oo yssns
$50 each penalty, for alleged Infringement o. foss onos
Of the City TO the other Defendant i - SAID hsa DsA
which they kept at corner Of Thirty hrt ~ ana @
ave- md tsaI.li.,sd ls..s To- @gsssl l1~ '~' wye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13


DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS.
The total departures nom this port by steamers since
M of January have been 640l vi tins NUMBER there
have been carried by the
Mail Steamship Company
N~-York and Steamship Company ~
SsssS New Orleans (or Australia. n0'P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

sesur VA vsp.r.i.O 7OS.. Ha nshl 10 Is I'm BO0,
bng J1dson, DeerinE So d. IN H01otziu
April i4-No srrfvalG
6-Schrs f 10 - So q = cfesy - - -
gsofvies IsIsrS.. psx "a 1ss Bty Chkries
ESvsrss BEh msn Is Bsy sop ss1 -ese s-sekiAS
20. J. W. do-
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,...o 81 Northumberland of Passengers.

The total arrivals at this port by steamers from the LIST
danuary to the Of April have been Sis passengers
~, 81 50 men, 1871 women and $40 children. VI ths
rusnber there were brought from o,,
y.ssra per Pacific Mail Stesnsbip
pSrs r NewYok and San Francisco
$500 nsr Wander Line (Seus Neyada) %
- Juan per Vanderbilt Line
............,.................e7
49, arrivals at this port by sailing vessels since Jan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

RIcH DREss GooDs.--1here is no place in this City
where LADY purchase better ay,nsgs than At CoLuaBAs
Hall No M1 0rands The splendid articles In nch India
Crane shswls Plain Black Rroace Plaid and STRIPE Silks BeEs.
De Lanes Cbaes JacOnetA Lawns and other Dress
Goods are sposd per ss than other stores To hnd
eh article Goods TO 90 Ia Broadway az al
tines especially would study with Taste the sane
articles usy OBJ aimed COLUMBIA Hall No 81 OIant It
considerable efs expense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
ADVERTISEMENT

Look OUT FOR YOUR PocKETs.-The b0uDdess celeb
y snnd sale Of LYeNs MAGsgrc POWDER Pitts
have induced unPnpcped counterfeit these prepaIHonA
deadly Ingredients They cannot safely be used 10
families while Lyons Powder fatal 10 only 70 spnkis6
with punty nursery free from anything
10 human health or life See that Lyons ssmo@E Lyos"ts ca
every pecksge. Central depot No. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

~ Farewell meeting to FATHER GAyAzzI. at the
Metropolitan Hail. This Evening ocock Tickets ~ II the door
See special notice in another part Of the psper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

To HOUsEKEEPERs AsD OTHgRs---Ihose who desire
rich Embroidered Lace Window Recess Curtains viii md CO.
HALL, No 2 Qrsnd assortment nneqaaed rom tho
dcht Lace Curtain worth 100 per SET no pnet Muslin
APPLIQUE and hosswoked Cuns be- obtained least 70 per
cheaper han elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

snd BeIss-UHDEL PEiEsoS LAKE, No fl Broadway invite
tier patrons ard the public choice and varied ssso
ent above goOd u received BY the last steamer aud are now
Y,zSvf cr tlgpfcf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

There was pretty sharp practice in the Board
of Aldermen last night, little sharper than the can
yassng swindlc The pith Of the matter that the
newly organized Manhattan Railroad Company (the old
Broadway Railroad parties) were determined to get
their resolutions through the Board in time to have
them reGnacted in case of veto The resolu
tions passed the other Board Tuesday night. 4 pow
erful lobby force was on hand. Aldermen Ward BOyce
and Tiemann did what they could for decency but the
majority were frm, with Sturtoyant their leader
AID Tiemann was authorized to offer and did offer One
Hundred TloHsGRd Dollars pr gear for the privilege
The thing was fixed" however, and the resolutions
went through Moore, Haley sturtevant, Oakley Barr
Tweed, Compton Francis Smith, Bard, Dsnnan Cor
nell, Doherty and Peck voting in favor, and Boycc
Tiemann Pearsall Ward and Alyord against Stufte-
want then moved and it was carried, that special
messenger take the resolutions Immediately 20 the
Mayor for his signature. This to the power
of ropafsiDg them after his Veto SINCE had they not
sent them TO him until TO-DAY, the forty would have
gone out of office before the affair could be done over
again This is the last great job that cannot be stop
ned by veto; but other schemes yet to be com
pcted which viii perhaps astonsh the people, if one
can be astcnshed at anything done by these notorious
characters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

In tie Senate yesterday, the Report of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury received and referred to the
Committee on Finance; after which the Rev Henry
Slicer (Methodist) was elected Chaplain. Mr.. GwIN
introduced several bills having reference to improve
ments, &c, in California Mr. BRIGHT gave notice Of
aresoluton amending the rules Of the Senate to
change the number Of persons in Standing Committees
Mr.. FIsHs resolution, introduced on the first day OF
the session for the appointment of Special Commit
tee TO inquire into the Of mortality board
omigrant vessels from European ports, adopted.
Nir. CLAYToNs resolution, requesting the President
to transmit to the Senate his plan for modification OF
the Judiciary System, Was also adopted. The bill from
the onse for the relief of the late Secretary of Wis
consn Territory, was passed. Messrs. SLDELL and
BENJAAlIS gave notice of bills granting lands to Louis
lana to aid in the construction ofrailroads Mr. DODGE,
Of Iowa, offered resolution calling for statement OF
the expenditures allowed for the survey of the North
EN- Boundary of Iowa, which was adopted
The House having been called TO order and the
journal read, proceeded to the election Of Public
Printer, which resulted in the choice of Gen. Arm.
strong of The tKioR. Mr. WALBEIDGE presented a
memorial of Merchants of New-York, asking increased
mail facilities between the United States aud the
/ Spanish Main The Secretary Of the Treasury Re-
| port was submitted to the Committee of Ways and
Means. Mr.. 0LDs offered resolution providing for
Messenger for the Speaker and Mr.. BAYLY, OF Va.
offered an amendment that House Librarian be
elected which ruled out Of order, and Mr. 0LDss
resolution adopted Several petitions presentel
and notices of introduction of bills given The HossG
then proceeded to elect Chaplain which resulted in
the choice OF William II Mirburn, of the Methodist
/ Church South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08
TILE RAILROAD GAUGE AT ERIE.

EhAks WEDNESDAY! Dec. ~ NJ
The Railroad Company commenced opening tie Sss,s
a the State line this morning and the cannon has lust bean
fred to call out the citizens tear down the bridges Sc
Dispatch . ERIE wednesday IAN
The excitement is increasing. mob Of abOu. 100 roy
dies is at the bridge tearing up the track and cutting d,va
the bridge Mr. Hart the ticket agent mobbed val,
endeavorng to take down the of those engaged
the riot
lie was in danger Of his life butsucceeded in getting away
in a corrioge The mob pclted hun with rotten eggs fur
nsled by the eating house keeper AZ the depot
Tie lightning train due at 10 o'clock stands about nile
from the city unable TO cross the bridge.
ERIE Wednesday. Dec. 7, is51-2PM
The work acknowledging the brid ;es proceeds the bse
across Fnch and State ss has been torn down The NIB
are now taking up the rails out Of the street at the dpa
The passengers from the lightning train taken around
the city 70 connect with the line the other side Poles
Officer Ferguson engaged by the Railroad Company whns
employed in taking down the names of rioters taken
before police magistrate, and made to give bail to keep
the peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

AIArArAThe Democratic secessionists in TIC Legia
ture achieved they it glorious Democratic vic
tory IN the election Of two L. Senators the 2sth Ill
Tie vote joint ballot stood For the unexpred term Of
tie are Hon. William +. King elected TO the Vice Pras
deney in 1884, IA Governor BENZ Fitzpatrick had 100
William ID Dunn Of Mobile supported by portion Of the
Wings "A Mr. Clemens Union Dem . and F. S Lyon
internal Improvement Dem,l For the fau term Of six
years from tic 4h Of March last Judge c. Clay Jr de
ftaed for Co3grss at the late electon had IS votes Rich
ordW Walker Wing, &c. jeremiah Clemens lFoo.e aad
Cobb Uli1n party Dem and the late incumbent votes
Messrs Fitzpatrick and Clay Of the Nashville Conven
ten school of Democracy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

We call particularly the attention of the authorities
to the murderOus attempts on human life made by the
heard passagewsy in front of the house building at
about No $50 Broadway. Last night loose board
was left OPEN or kicked out, and an accident which
might have been fatal, nearly occurred to passerby
In tie name Of allthat is decent aud civilized where
is the police, that such things permitted few
terrible examples of justice are necessary 10 teach
builders OF propertyholders the value Of human life.
Such piece of neglect in Paris would cOnsign the
guilty parties to several years imprisonment, aud
would do so here if human life were regarded. We
have rhetoric sufficiently strong to characterize such
ingenious attempts at Wholesale murder as these pit
falls present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08
OrrR CANVASS.

Tire r-,rI Of County CauYsssers fn1liy aiJOlrlca
rs,,e,d.v There wese. We beiieve, oaly I've mem
h,r. pr,sent On tie occasion. Tie business o.
the dsy was unimporsant, merely looking oYef
the minutes and verifying figures Tie Board me.
f,.t on tie 18th Of November, and have gone to
,te extreme length OF their rope, having used W
the entire tweriy days which is the utmost limit
f the law regulating their action. That tie canTass
iet have been finished and tho result declared within
FIVE DAYS at nost is beyond doubt The only possible
ressop for occupying more time was TO extract few
more dollars from tie City Treasury for the benefit Of
the pocIets of the Aldermen ccnsprators Ii one oil
these men should employ twenty clerks who should
tins FOB him does any one suppose he would fail to
visit them with the vengeance which the Statute de-
pounces against conspirators During the libors OF
the Cspvassers their average time per day has been
sbout hours. and the number in attendance about
Eve Their actual labor has been equal TO that Of one
man for twelve and half days often hours each. For
this they get $780, OF $40 each being at the rate OF
syty.four dollars per man for a ten-hour days work
However they have but p daysef for Pilisringi and
in the mean time Controller Flagg is expected to keep
Z double watch upon the Treasury.
Having noted few changes in the Official figures
made Yesterday on the last revision, aud corrected
few unimportant typographical errors in our tables
Monday we repeat the totals on the State AMI Comfy
Tickets so that the reader may have them exactly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

The Report of the Secretary Of the Treasury IS pre-
sented at an earlier day than usual with that docu-
ment reason may, perhaps, be found in Its extra
ordinary want of ability. 1t is rather the schedule
Of , trader than the exposition of a statesman Its
chief point is the proposal to add to the category OF ar
tieles admitted free of duty list of things from
which last year the Treasury derived s5'ooOp''i
and also 70 fix the duty on most other merchandise at
uniform rate of % per cent. leaving certain excep-
cnal articles to pay 100 per cent By this means the
Secretary supposes that the Treasury may be depleted
without difficulty or danger and an excellent apProxI-
nation made TO Free Trade. He fails, however, to In
form us by what principle of justice Democratic
Government which repudiates Protection in theory,
can keep on raising Revenue from lmpors-a sort OF
tazation which weighs very unequally on different
classes and portions OF the Repubic--instead OF re-
sorting to the equal and honest system Of Direct Taxes
Ether Protection is right in principle, or all Duties on
Imports are grossly unjust and ought to cease This is
the palpable truth; and why should Free Trade Sec
Rotary addressing Democratic Congress, fear to face
it However, thorough, manly proposition is apPar-
emily not to be expected from this Administration.
We presume Mr. Guthrie's proposals may be adopted
by Congress- if they are not, it viii be because the
Democratic majority in the two Houses do not hold
the same views with the Democratic Executive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

10 rlut tie municipalities Of the Aoloch ana women
only being ls behind to DO all the coarse, rude "orA
which properly belongs to tie masculine sex Du.
notwithstanding al the magnificent paraPhernala OF
destruction Of old guards aud youDg guards OF nun
beress hcrOee and eternal gores involved IN tue war
France went to ruin and the fierce stranger walked
through the proud streets of her capital aud was per-
hays PREVENTED BY Enelah influence from rszins every
store Of II to tie dust.
We are reminded of these facts by the main tenor
and specific recommendations Of the Report oil me sec
Rotary of the Navy PUBLISHED in this mornings I'0aHe
If ANYTHING has been a constant effort on our part IN
consonnance with the spirit Of our national Institutions
It's TO prevent that internal Interpretation of dem
oeracy which increases the army and navy and to the
came extent iupovershes and brutIfes the people We
shall not at this time condescend TO argue the n cradle
Virginia Blue Book doctrines of the Secretary on the
uecessity Of Increasing our navy because we have
Pacific cost and an extended commerce This motto
should be written On the hearts Of the Americans
coNsTRCE PROTECTS ITSELF And NEEDS NO NAVY.
In proportion az We increase menofwar, do we
squanGer the capital which should go to build merchant
ves,els. or increase home economies.
Slavery and armies and nayes and diplomatic fdnc-
tons all 20 together. are tne lhuus'iVus "OtA"S'
mechanics farmers and trademen OF this coun'ry-pre-
rared under the huge fraud of sOcaed democracy to
multiply the heroes of the candidates
for aggressive war-the chances of exhausng conflicts
No sooner does some village lawyer get squated into
one of the useless Secretaryshps at Washington
which all ought to be aboshed-thsn he swens into
little Napoleon, and cries for men and money none!
snd men The manifesto Of the Secretary in question
precisely exemplfes this assertion. Away with suca
rubbish aud farraco as the Secretarys arguments Let
the people be truly democratic and govern themselves
and not longer surrender themselves to the control Of
centralized authorities. Then when they have any
need to faLt they will defend their homes and rights
to some purpose. The first navy the nation ever hl'
was the best one and that was made up altogether
/ merchantmen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

When Napoleon was on the point Of making new
extra conscription of $1,000 men annually, some IO0
eco or 100000 of the regular quota being destroyed
and laid in the new graves from Madrid 10 Moscow he
always pleaded necessity. The integrity of France
was the cry; the enemy was coming the national
name, fame and existence were at stake Nothing
short Of new oceans Of blood could on these occasions
save France. Well eonscrptOn on conscription came,
until in some parts Of Frsncewe speak from the
tiuony of an American then in that coHntryfor six
months together not man could be seen working in
the fields sll having been dragged in or out of chains