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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
BOOKS FOR TIE NRw.YEAR.


The season with il usual saPply s elegant ed
tons Of standard authors and productions Of public
evortes hch furnish abundant variety Of appropriate
memorials for those IN pursuit Of gifts for their friends
Among the most superb editions we may notice The
Poems Of GEORGE p Morris, Issued by C. scrbser in a
large octave containing the collected pOeicsl writings of
tie author and illustrated b! profusion OF admirable en-
gTav e. from the designs OF Darey and Wsr The papcs
typography and binding OF this volume in the highes;
style Of execution srisug to conspicuous place among
the ornaments Of the certerebe II s lae in the day
to indulge in any critical remarks the poems OF Morris
The verdict of The public has been decidedly in their
favor as to sorsial comment They vii long retain their
lold on tie American heart productions OF genuine do
nestle fesrrs, aud equally marked by warmth Of emo
ton md simi bCeuty of language.
C. scrtrsr slsO Iublshes a rev work by Mr'ekiEz-
LAkp eftiod AairnN Hoar' containing collection Of
or Is sles and sketches from Pen which -4orns egosy
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
TEE CHOLERA AMONG Us.

10 'lt AsitT y IAt \. 7. Ifi5RRt
SIR, do not think it wise to alarm the public unaeces-
striy concerning the Indian pes.-Aliai Cholera Any
iling that tends keep the public mind in state Of excite
nent is deiTimoEul in many respects all sHsh causes
sloud th,relo be ser1pulousy avoided I. Is however
nroler ,hrs when you riding up 20 prcdpico'
Il IS your day 10 wan I'm o. his danger Il i t5sre
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

CHEAP PosTAGE-An enthusiastic meeting was held
last evening in Faneuil Hail. on the subject of Ocean
Penny Postage. Elihu BurIt spoke more than an hour
ard quarter. with evident efect,-showng the impOr
tance the advantages the practicabty of the measure
and closing with an anecdoie which exhibited in clear
and strong light the Inconvenience and injustice
of the present high rates of postage and produced unge
sal applause HI followed by Mr. Williams who read
Letters from Charles Sumner and r. Winthrop. and short
addresses also made by Otis Clapp b. + Hastt and
Mayor Seaver all Of whom spoke with great force and ami
nation The whole system OF cheap postage reviewed
All agreed that much remains yet to be done and perseyer
ing agitation is still necessary Boston Transcript.
We learn that Mr Burr after ecturing the subject in
some of the principal places in NewEnglsnd will visit
NewYork Philadelphia &c, and address the people in
favor Of the project.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

yIRGIsrA TuRsrPs-7ae RickmOHd Wig reports lot
Of turnps raised in Hanover County weighing nine to
twelve pounds each.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

UrTows MARKEr-fnotice appears in our adverds's
columns calling for meeting Of citizens at the Rs'H
Hotel corner of Broadway and Thirty frstst 10 petfn
the new City Government for gtnerd uptown mzaN
the want Of which it alleged the great cause Of thss
,oonate price Of marketing in the upper part Of the c
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

The Hutchinson Family give concert this evening ats
Broadway Tabernacle. They present an attractive ~
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

We learn that the Hudson River Railroad Company "
have the breach OF Manhat.anyille repaired today -
that The trains will pass over as usual tomorrow lI~
dovl
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28
'0n some fond breast the parting soul relies.
sene pious drops the elOsng eye requrea'
MUSICAL LETTERS FROM ABROAD By LOWELL assos
l2no- PIP. 3l2 Mason Brothers

MUSICAL LETTERS FROM ABROAD By LOWELL assoH
l2no- PIP. 3l2 Mason Brothers
relation Of the musical experience Of this famous
teacher of psamody during foreign tour cannot fail to
be welcome not only to his numerous pupils but to the
lovers of sacred music in general In this agreeable vol
upe, Mr. Lowell Mason gives lively sketch of various mu
seal performances at which be present and impsrs
variety Of interesting information in simple and pleasing
style passion for Church music Of course brought him
in the way of many distinguished preachers several OF
whom are here described to the life The letters Of which
the volume consists have already appeared in different
journals but they well deserve preservation in moro
permanent form.
The third volume OF ADDIsoSs Works, edited by Pro
fes.or G. w GREESE, continues the Political Writing
including "The Freebooter and The Old Whig, and
commences The Essays with the Father and the Guar
dian The Editors notes @ in the preceding volumes are
brief an appropriate. Putnam CO.
new edition Of GAvAzzIs Lectures corrected by him
self from the reports of eminent senogrsPhsr togethes
with biography Of the rhetorical father is ssued by d. '"
Dodd.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

The Board of sunc::7isOrs yesterday increased Dy ~
s1thfhe salaries Of Police justices in consequence" ''
services on Tuesdays.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

-s The steamer Africa arrival II New York oil
the 18th, with Liverpool dates 10 tho OH. Ia.
con ls quoted less Nutive, Beef and Pork no
Improvement, Flour had declined H.
Sir Lucy De Evan, gave notice In the House
OF Lords, o. correspondence between the Brit.
hh Government, Spain, France and the United
States, concerning the alleged Cuba unnsxa.
tien.
The Missouri river h ovorhowlng all tho
low lands about Council Bluffs. The
BrunswlcEsr says that M express Just In
from the mountains, represented tho snow
as lying worry deep above, The Missouri
byN fsng at Brunswick,
ny the Ppcas
Tho iron masters IN South SalIordShlru
have resolved upon decrease of 9Os pei
d. ton, .,.
A letter to the New York Tribune, from
SOA Francisco, du,Od April 18th, states thai
the steamship Independence, due on the
18th OF February, with 500 passengers, hOt
not been heard from for nearly a mon tn
The Alta California thinks there are n,
reasonable grounds for alarm US yet
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

England has promised tho Austrian govern.
mOnt that she would keep an eye on tho pro.
eesdng' Of Ko1uth, MaEHiai, and other rsiu.
gSs'tO prevent their engaging In any moro plO,'i
and II they come within reach Of the law, they
should b. Immediately prosecuted,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
JUST RECEIV ED,

And FOR sale VI ihN "Iono building" corner Of
Main and Bird streets,
A LII KINDS or 0ARDEN sEEDs.-onlon sets
"A Iue EtAAa and Timothy sesdaI Clover soed BY the
barrel OF buUhel A general assortment Of GteeefleA,
Wooden and willow Ware, BroolnA, Cotton Yarns |,
Cotton battling, All kinds Of Nuts Oranges, Lemons,
fEa aud host Of articles not mentioned here Like.
iouI 10 Sell all IOr CASH UP AND THE MONEY
DOWN Like 10 forgot one thing, the Eagle MuS
lout IA here tool InarlOdH H. JACKSON,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

IlROroRAha win br resolved NJ the ooe NJ the Secretary
St tho eNy Cary PLANK ngaa IgmpNpS (Which once u q
a. tho Ntee Of hp Treasurer 81 said Oompany AZ NanNba
MeaOuyhl NN RAuldAy, The Mh OF APRIL AeIb faT the Gut
ting and Hauling Of Wbehl quAAliySt pnsuAk L1ae Egh
fual aud ala npkOu long 70 mAk6 NN mOh Of FLANK Road
nom lhN Hannibal NTTy 10 tho shy,
M tho Saving OF said ogp two Inches and half lhltM CAa
VIII hB paid n tia work pTOHFetsea epha twenty pei eahh
unit The WNh ID matched AeenVdlhn 10 conuarh
hl9A Ot The eating and HAaNhg Ut ht Log MuA y sepa
rate non thN Having,
Nv STdu Of the RnNal -.
! pk, eeO's March STAT fSH, ssldtNN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
rERMA OF ApVEnrlslN0

lNTllE Daily JOUNNAL,
Fist insertion, Five Cents tilhsl
Each Insertion afterwards Two aud Hall CrAm
lIne,
Advertisements will be published from ak 10 twfl"
days Al I've Cents lNo for each Insertion, including
the HFaL
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20

A widely developed conspiracy has recently
been detected In Berlin, II was 10 have bro
ken out between the 3D. and 9Th April, and had
qualifications throughout Germany.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
Religious Ns,lse

Elder q. b, Moore, oil Paris, Ky, will preach
at tho Christian Church, on Saturday night,
0Sd Inst, and on the following Sunday, at II
o'clock. dtd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
A Negro Woman and Child
FOR SALE,
Enquire Of -
WM, y, oWSLEY,

tGpreN.d,AO VIM, y, OWSIEY,
su-s-ra AN ',tf go f,g''7-' s--I
NArLm Three hundred pCrEiOnS were Or-
rested concerned In tho attempted inGurecliOn
at Palermoi Ave were executed. Swiss soldiers
were found nsSMIinned with poniords In their
breasts, 10 which were appended piece OF pa
per containing word! Of vengeance Of MOE'inl,
The government Of SIu'ly immediately lind sew
oral persons arrested md shot, ut the sumo time
issuing rroolamp,lon threatening TO ruyr the
uitles Of Sicily ~ the ground, The alarm spread
10 Naples, where all Sic'lan residents wCrO mr.
dcrsd 10 leave,
Great activity ia prcvacn, In Ru'Sln, many
soldiers Oh Iurlo,Sh arc ordered to Join their
regiments
tt FL. Dol
A NhOck oI an earthquake was felt NJ Ports
mouth On the 9th, and was also noticed NlOnE
,hG West coast al France,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,

NOTICE II hereby given thA, the undersigned nd.
~ Illustrator has obtained from the Clerk OF the
Rails County Court In vacation, letters OF NdmnsrN.
ton with lie viii annexed, on the estate OF JOliN
bfARS, deceased bearing date April II, 1904,
All persons having demands against said estate, ara
required 10 exhibit them for allowance, within one year
nom tho date Of said ellers or they may b. prerlNded
nom any benefit OF said estate and v such ralma arc
not exhibited within three years they will DO forever
barred, CATHARlNE bYARs, AlmmtStrNOtM
April 90, 1889, -w,al
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
ohoVpost and Best Writing Ink

ChoVpost ana Best Writing Ink,
II Y NRlrFlNlHAM n nR0, ARE now manu-.
4. featuring Hack Writing Ink Of superior quail,
~, which they 'sl very cheap thirty cents aoscA
standing In this Ink any length Of tins without Cot,s
ding,
p, Sat wholesale, they viii sell It M 40 hn'.
rol lunch .gl,d'ul
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
Flour! Flour! Flour!
Arena Mil,

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coatna 10 ilGr
Il nlhN with the intention Of selling wheat and bNy'
Ing or purchasing elsewhere Remember the biz atona
MN on Bird between Main and Third streau, Olive
M call A, s, ROhAnDS h. SON.
EH' N, Il, or Flour IL void nowhere clac but the
Mll, Every mcR and battelSbrandcd with our hpmI
IN H.
meh9iA,t ~, 8 RONARDs A. SON"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
DON,T READ THiSl,

WE the undersigned, having used GlleSF Elllsyb
w Celebrated nChAteI oAkn Albright Cooking
aoyV, Manufactured bysFIlluy'of ~, Louis aud sold
by 4. W, BRYAN 81 Hannibal, Mo-, take pleas
ufe In Recommending thtn 70 the public a. suptiorlh
pont of dSl, seonomy OF fuel eonvsnlsneo and SNlN
or regulation, TO any Albright Cook stove which We
have ever seen used,
NJ, y, Rshuelle, John Partridge,
William Shoot, y, neay,
], p. CLARK, (Npt.T.diy)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
PRIVATE BOARDING,

A Gentleman and lady can be accommodated with
n Room aAd Hoard, In private family, IN a
pleasant situation, II application b. made Noon,
Address BOX sol Post Oiloe, (Apll.d.3l')
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
BRADY HOUSE,

TtApT A, s, ROBARDs, formerly Of R,,rR
~ the state Of Kentucky, having taken N9gAAD
the Brady House In the CITY Of Hannibal, slss#lN
Mo-, for term ofypOra, wOuld respect InkSSA
fully solicit liberal share Of Public patronage, 40
would no, make any Extraordinary promises, but hN
wishes 10 IN conduct tho nousC, ai 10 mako Il deserve
the patronage which no hopes u win receive ilGv!Hg
general acquaintance through thIA md thu adjoining
hlpteA, he will take pleasure IN communicating Wik
information 10 UNVrOm ~ theY may deahai uenrISA
tho travel 10 and fou tho country bordering on ;Ls
Missouri River.
~ lie will at all imut b. prepared 10 accommodate
the travellers with hotuCa, carriages and wagons, ne
a. means Of conveyance to my distant point
| April 7th, 1892, meh9idU
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
At THE
Philadelphia Clothing store,
In Commercial Row,

IN 4 way SUPERIOR IL, NJ clothing, II latest slySU
4 ANMnble mn hn'Ng aud summer wear The prices hte
~ low and AZ u WNa arr all well Wyel and NJ gaud
WTlN pOFehaaUH nNnnnl m 10 he suited W. have nun Rht
Handkerchief, Gloves, Go-iChlvlY Clothing but lille
SonaJct No trouble IN Ahow gOod and would b. pleased
10 wall On lhe reOp and by THAR Obrden humble ApVanl
n, EVANSTON,
mrhaO daMs ARoNn
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-20
FOR S A l. 4,

VEHE farm formerly belonging 10 Joseph Rockrrby,
l. lying In Saline Township, Rails county Mo-, con,
alnlng four hundred and forty uclCa with gopd frame
house. with two rnomy below NNh two above, with two
good atone chlmneyha Kitchen with . stone chimney
and other oul buildings upwards Of ono hundred acres
under fences eighty In cultivation, the remainder IL well
tlmbelcd, lays high and dry and mostly Of tho best Of
upland Missouri Soil, with good bearing orchard Of
select Fruit Apring that never fails Of Tho hest Of wa,
ter, surrounded by dense settlement Of good citizens,
two chWreheN near, the hrhereAt not mn,C than three
miles, school house NhM one milo, where an oren.
lied school Ia Taught A warranty decd win w mNds,
Fol- farther particulars aer the prCmlseh which viii b.
shown by Samuel LewAllen, living m thu same
April I'd, ls61, WILLIAM N, RACkE hRY,
(Npr.7.w.N")
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-04
Virginians in Office,

Much is said in the papers with regard
to the fact that there are several gentlemen
in office here whose birth places are in the
Old Dominion. We have carefully read q
speech on this subject by Gen. Bayly, OF
Accomac, from which we feel bound by a
sense of justice to submit an extract to the
public:
''The origin of many of the unjust as
saults which are made upon Virginia, in this
respect, is in the manner in which the Blue
Book is made up. Many are there put
down to Virginia, because there they had
their nativity, who had emigrated from the
State many years since. Judge Bibb, when
he was in the treasury, was put down to
Virginia, although he had settled in Ken
lucky before one Of the representatives
which Virginia has on this floor was born
Why, sir, at one time e-third of the
senators of the United States were from
Virginia. There are at this time more than
thirty Virginians, am told, on this floor
But does that prove that she has larger
representation than she is entitled to? No,
sir; but it proves that, notwithstanding
all that is said of them by the illiberal, in
vidious, and unjust, her sons can sustain
themselves, and make themselves felt and
respected wherever they Co."
We have no doubt that this statement is
perfectly correct, and its publication is due
to Virginia.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-04
River Excursions,

It is pleasant to see the people already
beginning to enjoy those little trips on the
Potomac which the beauty of the river
invites. We noticed that pet steamer, the
"George Washington" was out yesterday
with a large and happy company on board.
AS she went down and came up the crowds
lined her convenient decks, where a fine
band discoursed most eloquent music. With
colors flying, the people cheering, the
cheerful breeze playing around her, and
the waters ripping before her graceful
bow, she passed down and up the river in
splendid style.
These short excursions, when we'll man.
aged, are excellent things for the people.
We hope to see them increasing more and
more
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-04
HOUSE CARPENTERS SOCIETY.

At regular meeting of the Journeymen
House Carpenters Society, held at the City
Hall, on Tuesday evening, May Sd, the fol-
lowing Employers were reported as giving
the advance:
Messrs. Chopping, Charles Walker, Will
son E. Brown, Daniel Hardness, VIM. Durr,
Charles F. Wood, Thomas Entwistle, II. S.
Davis, Robt. Clark, Charles Edmonson, S.
7. G. Morsell, R. w. Dove, C. Lyons, A.
Baldwin, Henry Barron, S. A. Wise, q. S.
Capitol, Geo. E. Kirk and James W. Barker;
making 20 shops in all, giving the just de-
mands of our honest mechanics.
To the craft generally, out of the city,
we, the Journeymen House Carpenters of
Washington city being now on strike for
Is per cent. advance on the dollar of our
present amount of wages, would respectfully
appeal to one and all to aid US in our strike,
by disbelieving the statement that there is
not enough hands now in Washington to
supply the demands, and be induced by re-
PoilS W Cone mere anu WOTk ZOE leSS tnau
what We now demand, for there are plenty
of hands now walking about holding out for
what they believe to be honestly their own.
Papers favorable to our cause, are request
ed to copy the above appeal. Keep the ball
IN motion
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet
on Tuesday evening next the 10th inst, at
8 o'clock, OF the City Hall.
JOHN F. c.. OFFUTT, Sec'y.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-04
NEW AND RACY.

We are indebted to kind friend for a
copy of " Glimpses o. Nsw York" bya South
Carolinian, dedicated to COL NJ. Thompson,
OF this city-a member of the Washington
bar, and q gentleman of fine literary taste.
The Colonel is native of the Palmetto
State, and hence the dedication. The vol
ume is replete with smartness, hitting off
very piquantly some Of the pecuziarities of
Gotham, and drawing life like pictures of
sundry of the lions and ionesses of that
somewhat remarkable village.
Success to the " Glimpses!"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-04
Is there an Earthquake among US?

This interesting question bids fair to
swallow up the paternity of the Dauphin,
if we may judge by the following, which we
clip from the Washington correspondence of
the Clipper.
Why is it that the dreadful shock desert
bed SO graphically, is confined to Winder's
Building? Is it because the people there
are more wicked than any others in this
goodly city?
con Monday an earthquake was sensibly
felt over all parts of our city. In the Post
Office, and the Pension Bureau, the shock
was perhaps more severe than at any other
points. Just twelve months since, on this
very day, a similar sensation disturbed the
equanimity of our citizens. 1t was said
on that occasion that many of the clerks in
the building known as Winders building,
left the office in such hot haste as to forget
their hats. One man actually rode down
the stairway banisters, being cripple una
BILE to run as fast as some of the others
On Monday, the shock in the same building
was SO great that records were thrown from
the shelves to the floor"
Stand from under, ye sinners scribes and
pharisees! hypocrites!
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-04

A PAINT FOR BRICK HoUsEs.-A CORES.
pendent of the Ohio Farmer has used
cheap and very durable paint for the exte-
rior of brick dwellings, which has already
stood several years, and is now quite as
fresh as when applied. 1t consists simply
of lime wash, with sulphate of zinc as
fixing ingredient. Any requisite shade is
given by adding the colors used by house.
painters. Aclear and rich cream color may
be obtained by applying yellow ochre to the
common new brick livelier and warmer
shade will be added by little Venitian red.
Burnt Sienna may likewise be used This
paint is far cheaper than oil paint, and costs
but little more than whitewash.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-04
MARRIED.
Exit Gum

On the 30th ultno. by the Rev. Smyth Pype. d. n
Commander WILLIAM III. GARDNER. u S N II
VIRGINIA, daughter of the late Cary Seden, ESQ., of
this city.
ON The lst instant, by the Rev J. D. Donelan JOS
ROSENBERG, Of Baltimore, to MARY Z. OWENS, of
this city.
On the I'd, by the Rev. Father Knight. DIR. WM T
&. DUIAMEL to Mrs. ELIZABETH Ill. AGATE. all
of this city.
On the Sd, by the Rev. F. S. Evans, W. W. OWEN.
esq. of Montgomery county Maryland, to Mrs,
MARY WINDSOR, OF this CITY
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-04

A CHILD's REAsoN.-Going up by our
City Post Office, the other day, we heard
the following rather quaint reason for the
name of that ediice. A bright eyed little
Miss of some five summers was passing the
building with her parent, when she looked
archly up, and said, Mamma, l know why
dey calls dis de Pose Office" "Why, my
dear % asked the mother. "Cause dere's
so many POSSESSES (posts) around pa long
porch being extended in front of said
edifce. \
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NEWS ITEMS,

NEWS ITEMS.
DEATH OF JUDGE G1BsoN.-Judge John
Bannister Gibson died at the United States
Hotel, in Philadelphia, where he was So
journing at an early hour yesterday morning
The deceased has for the last forty years
adorned the bench of the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania and has, by eminent talents,
contributed more than any man of his time
to elucidate and establish the jurisprudence
of that commonwealth.
NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UN1oN-The
Union at the afternoon session of Monday,
rejected the application to charter the New
York Cooperative Union. Mr.. Smith ad-
dressed the Convention at length, making
an able defence of the Cooperative Union,
as comprising a mass of the printers of New
York who enjoyed the confidence of the
employers.
The PREsIDENT.-Ther umor that the
President will, in the course of a few
days, pay visit to New Hampshire" has
no foundation in truth. The Union is au.
thorized to announce that he does not ex-
pect to leave this city during the approach
ing summer.
EXCITEMENT AT CINcINNAT1.-A commit
tee of one hundred citizens waited upon
Mayor Snellbaker on Monday morning and
requested him to resign for the second time,
on account of his attempt to prevent the
Rev. Mr.. Kirkland from preaching in the
market house. The Mayor refused to meet
them, which caused great sensation and
another indignation meeting has been
called.
MASSACHUSETTS, House of Repre-
sentatives of Massachusetts, adopted an
amendment to the Liquor Bill, making the
owners Of buildings where intoxicating
liquors are sold, liable in the sum of $500
for the first offence; for the second, the same
fine and months imprisonment.
SHEEp.-There have just landed from the
steamship Humboldt one hundred and eleven
sheep, of the improved merino stock, re-
markable for their large size and weight of
fleece. They were imported by Solomon W.
Jewett, of NIiddlebury, Vermont, who pur-
chased them in the interior OF France.
OLE Bulls CoLoNY.-The Norwegian
colony in Potter county, Pa, established by
Ole Bull, already contains 700 inhabitants,
and owns 100000 acres Ole Bull has
superb Norwegian cottage there, and pro-
poses to establish polytechnic school for
the advancement of the arts and sciences.
THE FRENCH SENATE. - The Napoleon
Senate consists of two prin ces of the imp
erial house, five cardinals, eight marshals
and admirals, (who are senator's de treu, by
virtue of their rank, and one hundred and
thirty-fve named by the Emperor. The
whole senate must not exceed one hundred
and fifty.
FRENCH CoMM1ssIoNER.-The Paris cor
respondent of the n Y. Commercial Adyer.
tiser says: s'It has not been announced,
but believe I must say, that the French
Government intend to send out commits
sioner to the New York Crystal Palace ex-
hibition."
GS~ Monday was general moving day
in New York, and it is said the way tables,
chairs, and sofas moved, was a caution to
Esprit rappers"
DgIt is said that church is to be built
in New York for Father Gavazzi, and that
he will take up his residence in that city.
RHODE IsLAND.-The Legislature of that
State met at Newport yesterday, and or
gained.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-04

Be- Gum, was you ever in jail"
No-was you?"
1es-but [ took bail"
"What kind of bail ?"
"Why [ took leg ball." TExit Gum