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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

Appointments by the President,
y and riA the ddcioe da6 cOssSal Of Ne SsEafs

~ ava VIA ne 0lCtGr oHN tofeth ~ - o1HAN
PosrNAsTERs
Twyman Wsuyt st Charlottesville, Virginia.
VIM. McNuty, AZ Georgetown. South Carolina
G II RuDdlett At Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
p. Allen, jr. A. Pittsield, Massachusetts,.
Douglass A Danforth az Burlington. Vermont
Thornton Brodhesd. At Detroit. Michigan.
Josiah A NOOnAn At Milwaukee, Wisconsin
John J. Hester, At Easton. Pennsy lvania.
Henry NJ Reigart At Lane aster. Pennsylvania
MISCELLANEOUS.
Samuel Casey % be Treasurer Of the Cn.tei Saies
In the place OF J Sloan removed.
C. Pressly 70 be Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States AZ Charleston. South Carolina IN place OF WL-
liam NJ Martin removed.
Finley Bigger 10 be Register of the Treasury OF the
United States in place Of Nathan Sargent, removed
Daniel Sigrgeos, 10 be Treasurer OF the MINT at The
City Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Thomas NJ Petit q be Director Of the Mint a. Phbs
delphia, Pennsylvania, in place OF George n EcAert
resigned
Mordecai P Deadly and Cyrus Olney to be Associate
Justices Of he Territory OF Oregon IN the places OF
Charles X. Train resigned, and William Strong re-
moved
Joseph Travis ROfser Of Virginia 10 be Secretary OF
the Territory OF Minnesota in place Of Alexander VII
kin. removed
Richard Griffith, 70 be Marshal Of the United states
for the southern District Of Mississippi, In place OF
Fielding Davis, removed.
Dsnel Campesu, Of Michigan TO be Register Of the
Land Office al Detroit Michigan, vice Lansing b. M
ner removed
Elisha Taylor. OF Michigan 10 be Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Detroit, Michigan, vice Ezra Rood. re-
moved
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NArIoSAL LAW ScHooL.-At a meeting OF
the Students Of the State and National Law School IRE
Gently removed from Baston Spa to Poughkeepsie)
held the close Of the Winter Term, the following
resolutions were adopted
Reolred That regard the method Of instruction which
has been introduced this Institution By it, resident -
emuenty calculated 70 effect the object Al which y aims
viz thorouEh and systematic training Of the student IN
every branch Of the legal profession thus ierng him IA
mGr OF with the principle Of legal science bat also
with the details Of s practice aud the great art OF extern
Furaneous speaking - .
Relrod That the Faculty Of this Institution entitled
their unweHed eKertions Tor our al
while s.r legal knowledge eomrnznd oar
hshest respect their an,,ern .adnS.s merit oar hisss-
regard w. H. VAN WA6SEs, Chairman
Gro = c. Dow. Secretary
PoUOlkeeptic, March 81, 1858.
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ASSEMBLY,.

Mr. Il. w. RosE laid on the table the concur
rent resolution for adjounng on Wednesday next at
o'clock 7. NJ
Mir LOOMS reported bin limiting the eX.
pense Of publishing the Documentary Colonial and Nat
ursl History OF the State.
Mr. WEEKS reported against the bill relative
10 fees In the NewYork Superior Court
Mr. LooMIs also brought in a bill 10 preserve
the purity of Legislation tie moved that the Dill be
ferred - the Committee the Tarbox case 10 rep vt
complete, Lost.
MIR Wrsr from the minority of the Canal
Committee offered following concurrent resolution
TO amend the constitution, which lays over under the
rule
Add to section 10, of article !, the following
And the Legislature may during the next SIX years an
nualy appropriate the enlargement Of the Ere the o.
ana the Cayusa and Seneca Canals ana TO me coI
exceeding million i've hundred thousand dol
lars A. c,
toned three Of this article for the earrcnt fiscal
year which such appropriation Is made shall be los ancient
to meet such appropriations the Legislature Al us next SEES
SION shall supply such deficiency by loan The interest on
such loans shall he paid Of such remainder OF The ana
until the expiration Of the fiscal year IN which the
last OF said loans shall be made In each nscA year therea
there shall be appropriated and st apart out OF the said
remainder Of the Of the Canals after complying
with oreeong provisions OF this article sam SINK
inR fund sufficient % pay the interest and redeem the Pnc
pal OF such loans IN rs and the pTn pal aud income
Of such SINKING funds shall be sacredy apped 10 th pur
pose aud other Ii the revenues sppcsoetO such SINK
ms fund shall in fiscal year prove insufficient the Legs
ature shall at its next session supply the dehei7ney by
equiia bic TAXATION.
No par OF the funds raised OF made applicable the
Canals under this section shall be pad applied upon OF
III consequence Of contract made under the act OF 10Th
OF July, 1881. ,,,
made with the persons who snail Offer do provide the
same at the lowest price with adequate security tor the
foTmAnee''
To authorize the purchase OF STRIKERS Reg
ister
For building Docks AT Williamsburgh.
To Amend the Charter OF Williamsburgh.
For the Enlargement Of the Capitol
MIR j. RosE. for the relief OF soldiers and
widows Of those engaCedin the war OF Isle.
BILLS PASSED
In relation To contracts between Railway Cor
Altering the Commissioners MspOf Brooklyn.
To divide the Nineteenth Ward OF New
York
To fix the permanent line of piers in
Brooklyn
To repeal the act to prevent fraudulent sales
al suction
Amending the charter of the city Of Brooklyn.
Recess
afternoon Session.
The concurrent resolution appointing JOINT
Committee TO examine the TreasuTers accounts Was
The bill fixing ten hours as days work was
The bin appropriating $4,000 10 extend the
Idiot Asy um buildings was passed w.,
The bill appropriating $4,000 for the W 'dow
s,d Oruhsn's fund Of the Frenens Benevolent As
socst5n OF New York City referred 70 report eou
plete. Adjourned
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Trial Of >pring.

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, April 8 lsS3
In the case Of Spring, yesterdays Afternoon
session was occupied IN TIE examination Of Edward
FlfzpsGrick, Felix MeKsans, william SULLIVAN, James
Core Bartholomew lynch. Bridget Welch, Ms. Car
roll John Carroll Wlhs-s Carroll Ms Fitzpatrick
Mr. liArrDgton, P1,rick Mcguire. Charles lssenager
and Nrs M4--sire No Ees fac-s were e1clt-d
AbCuf 0'elock tbs morning The prisoner wAs aysln
b-uuel; % The Cogrf roou There Wa E-tleO Ok 10
ci,eu suf shout he stter and the crowd had tEnded
down u = small number. The Court room preseated
shout .he ordinary number Of spectators The prisoner
wss y good spIr.,s. and looked quite Cheerful
The exNrrns;iOE was resumed 4 sls O'Clock The
frsi itIess called wac
lsa1 SAtley. swOrn-A new vIness-Hesfd Of ule
ugr3u ahouf clock in the nornng Ateg u Ocurre1
VA rrcfed 6y AID Allen % Srres; John ". Carol ;
dii 80 A. the star Hotel where the ball wa held took
b.a 10 he Sta-i1z HOass S01.hvzrk a5ogi hall ~
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Rhode Island Elcction-Congressmen and
Legisiaturr Democratic.
PRoVIpENcK, Wednesday, Aprl o

PRoVIpENcK, Wednesday, Apn o 1871
There is little doubt that the Democrats
have swept the State, electng their Governor mNor
rss in both branches of the General Assembly and oo'n
members of Congress For names Of State officers ana
corarcssmen refer to another column
SECOND DISPATCH
PRovIpENcE. Thursday, April 7-as AN
The votes in Providence are not yet counted
and our returns from other quarters are not In HIS
e,rtin ,hst the Democrats have carried everything
The Liquor Law is probably sustained
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Connecticut Election.

Nrw,HAyEN, Wednesday, April o lsSS'
TIE Connection, Legislature just chosen Is
Ovid . thus-ss far as heard from
Bouse-Democruis. le6 Wings. -, Free s0aieFs q
No choice. l, and II 10 hear from
Spa,e-Comprised Of 81 members. The wings
suv. elected oimstesd and kellogg IN Haven Co
The latter by plurality Beardsley in Li'ehneld Q"
TAon,s R Butler in Fairfield Co, and n. e. Fish IA
New London Cos in all The remaining 10 are Dem
eerSiS.
Nesrly two thirds Of the House are Maine La" men
The seuats Is supposed to be opposed to the House IN
ha respect
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Railroad Intelligence Conversion 70 tire
R0mish Church.
BALTIMORE, WednesiaY. AMI S Is-

BALTIMORE, Wednesday April S. 1857
We have no mail south of Richmond to night.
The Maryland Senate to-day passed bill in
cooperating the Pias5urgb and ConDelsvlls Railroad
A dispatch from Cincinnati states that the in
junction against the Cincinnati Hllsborough and Park
ersburg Ra lrosd wa 70 day finally dissolved
Rev. Mr Baker, Rector Of St Luke's Epis-
copsl Church, has resigned and joined the N sn Cath
ohcs. He was for many yesrs Asss,an, Rector Of Ct
Peters
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Convention OF spirituaIi.ts.
sPRINGRIKLD. Wednesday. Aprll 8. lsl.

SPkINGFIkLDi W euhtsuay ApfiI o, I5IJ
A Convention Of Sprtualists of Massachu-
setts commenced its session in thi city % day About
200 believers are present and are pre- ided over ny
DIR. II. +. Gardner, Of Springfield Among the uivida
ais present Rev. Adm Ballou, Rev Joha Spear,
and Rev. Mr. FmDey, Of Ohio the latter Of whom
made long address in the evening boldly brosching
the broadcast doctrine Of inhdeiiy. Andrew Jackson
Davis 10 expected tomorrow.
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Clay Monument Meeting mt Albany.

ALBANY Wednesday, April 6, 1883
A meeting TO aid the erection Of a Monument
to Henry Clay was held here this evening, Gov Sey.
mour presiding Mr.. Carroll OF New York read the Ad.
dress Letters were read from Messrs. Van Buren,,
WslwOrth and others Messrs Morgan Beekmsn and
VoTnum spoke Resolutions 10 rase contributions were
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Arrival of the Steamship Ande. at Boston.
Bosros, Wednesday, April 6, 1853.

UV5IVN1
The screw steamship Andes, Captain Hut
ohings from Liverpool, the I'D March. for New
York. via this port arrived here this morning She
of Cape Ann on Monday right, but hauled Of on nc
count Of the weather.
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For Australia.

BOSTON, Wednesday, April 5. l5jJ.
The ship John NJ Mayo sailed to-day, for
Australia with 81 passenger ii of whom were New.
EDgleDders and IA Canadians.
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The Disaster to the saranae.

SAVANNAH, "Wednesday. April g. 1853
J be L. > steamer Saransc has been got off
with but slight injury. she has arrived here and il
going into the dry dock
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Rochester Common Council.

ROCHESTER,, Wednesdsy, April s, ls53
The Daily Union, a Soft Shell paper, recently
started and edited by Isaac Butte last evening APP
pointed by the new Common Council the official paper
Of the city, in place Of The Adotise Hard Shell edited
10y It. Hart Hyatt.
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Gold Mines in Canada.

QUEsEC Wednesday. Aprii s 1850.
Responsible parties in England have pc
toned parliament for charter 20 work some recently
Uncovered gold mines in Of the town hips Of Cana
da Eat.
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Pm ADrLPHIA WcdneSdsy, APIH . ~
The brig Whelan, hence for Boston WIN
fargo OF coal sunk of Smiths Point on NondSy ihs
crew were all saved
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FATHER GAvAzzrS LECTURES.

The Worship of the virgin Mary, Of Images,
and OF saints
A large audience assembled at the Taoer-
naee last evening to hear the sxIa Lecture OF taiAes
GsvazIis course whose subject for the evening vas
the Worship of Images snd ssnts-esPeelA!ly 81 FH'
trick The speaker and the audience were greatly an
noyod during the delivery Of Poroa OF the lecture
by several large stones being thrown tAroase the VIII
dow smashing glass and window frames ana eFea-hs
great confusion sn0ns Tia; por'A'a o. sas s-aieae'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-30

BEsrFoET, NoRrH c1RoLIsss-Ws
have learned upon undsHhted authority
that the Secretary of the Navy intends
Immediately 10 send corps Of topo-
graphic and ceasi surveyors 10 Beau
fort. y. c.. to make fall. careful. and
complete explorations of that splendid
harsor, with a view to establish Naval
Drpot there. We know from our own
observation that TO an unscientific eve
Beaufort presents every aspect 81 one
IL the finest harbours IN the world and
xe recently had the opportunity of
hearing Captain Blake, a distinguished
head Of one of the Naval Bureaus,
.a,, that he had visited Beaufort aud
folnd il superior TO every representa-
fian made
Mr.. Dobbin deserves great credit
land Is daily receiving installments Of
the same) for the very able manner in
which he discharges all his duties, and
the energy with which he pursues exc.
~ object calculated to elevate the ma
w. aud strengthen, solidify aud con-
crntrate that branch Of service.
After this survey, a report Of ii will
b. furnished from Mr.. Dobbln's de-
partlnent 90 Congress
Portsmouth, Glide.
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ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE RUS
SLAMS AND Turks.
Pom Ihe london Times q The 5tI

Prom the London Times Of the sih.
VIENNA. Nov. 4.-The following is
an official communication from Bucha.
rest:
Two thousand Turks appeared at
Guirgero. and fired into The town. In
the conflict many Russians and Turks
were killed. The Turks retreated up
the river. and the Russians followed
them.
Al kalafat there are daily skirmish.
Is. The Turks respect foreign pro-
perry under the Austrian Flag.
From The London Chronicle.
VIENNA. Nov. 1.-The Presse con-
firms the news Of the arrival Of 1000
troops at kalaiat, Of the advance Of the
left wing of the Turkish army, besides
5000 Of the Turkish reserve from So
thia. The vanguard under Numik Pa
sha aud Gen. Prun, had serious con.
ilict with $500 Russian cavalry, be-
tween Kalafat and Krajowa. The af-
fair lasted two hours, when the Rus
SLAMS retrcated toward Slatina.
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Public Sale

EiAG iFsluRs - laatir,g % ~ Hssi. > shsIl
- CIR sEsair. - IhnIsiias ~ "a Il .isurn.-
isE Erxi. lafms FsaFsyiy raIssisliE, ~ Hogsrs,
Hass mi fanir. iwo Masans ana Eirar. one
B1sgy snd Hssnr~s ane BsFeark snd Harna<s.
Hau-~Aad ard karirh fnsaiisEs. PaSning
is.sls. Sc. Ala .qasaiily q whrsi sn5 UasI
.Fiiries M mrals..ssa.
hzSS ] shsH - he ssnr -tissr. CIR Eer
2S9 ssle the Pl.nlsiias al HhiA I Ba-
~ hsr. r..assinil.g l2s Arres. ws,I M
~ prOsrd Ala one sshrr Tr,r, a.iso;t-
lIs. containing les serrs. With cod 4D.s.I;.~
heuse On q. The slstr lanlls arr ~, ..s,r,i-
and aIe slsnzirsl uisl,in or mile II DI WIlso.,s
Ssaal as.i N ~ nsilrs Il lls- iONn e G., Nan
sihg 81 Each silr q Ihe main Ta.al i.om Gre,ns-
h.'Faush 70 thsl~i Hill. and VIII he sold psisals-
y 60 suit paErha-sEs. nlIsrrd a. the fin.r slsse
saaifd fersas aesirous q uurrhs.inc sr .e-
qnrsisd = sall and examine III land. f~fare ne
aay AZ sale.
= liberal rErdit Nili l. gisen. TENS MA,
known "a Ihr das n sale.
jos. II. M.MCRRAY.
Orisher Is. s,a,.
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DFsrEFsia axB fSRisEsTl0x.-Ts.esr erral
ssoaIges q cur pospir cannss hr loo sell nR.les-
Stool. o. The meahs a aseTiins a. curing shem
Loo highly sPHecizied. Thr PrTssn 1hs disro-
sers any means q euIe o. slleviaii0n. onairTs 4
brnefi upon his felioNs. and i deserving q no
naf. This desiIsiie oOnsumnsiion has laea
achieved. and MOI only may dyspepsia te curr.l.
lsai Z may be prevented ~ he NE af : Half
laHds German BiiirEs.- TaePa,ed b. Dr.. q. N.
Jaeksoa. Phiisdelfihis, which mnaigine Is spaken
Of ~ terms Of The highest cammes.laiion by Ihau-
sssds who have lrsiei rs eiiiracy. ID Is penrcl-
y iaaocuous IN rs nature. and possesses IlAe val
uslae property q improving ihe hralih az the 70.
bnst. = wfii rrsiasing ile hrslih af ihe sirk.
Sold bs Dr. =. ID. SchealErld. HillAonaush.
and b. agenis in al psrts q the Union.
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GODS

ever brought TO this market.
He would be pleased to show the Ladies
his Stock of De LANES, Merinos, Alpaccas. Gro
DE Rhine and Silk Neive, Maniias and White
Goods Of all kinds and qualities, consisting OF
Swiss, Iaconet, Null aud Book Muslins, Iaconet
camhrics. Victoria Lawns. Dimiiies, Muslin and
Cambric Edgnss, Corded Skirts, Embroidered
Collars, ChemIzetts and Under-Sleeves, Linen
Handkerchiets, &c. &c.
For Gentlemen he has the finest Black
Cloth IN the place, Plain and Fancy Cassmares,
Sieel-mixed Navy Blue. Brown and Black Satsi-
nets, Pocket and Neck Kerchiefs. Spring and
Napoleon Ties, (new slyle.) Lambs Wool Ia.
der-sests, Fancy Vest Patterns, Dickics, Gloves,
Henderson's Superior Moleskin Dress Hats, and
Caps OF every description.
His Stock of Farming Implements, Car
penter's and Blackslniih's Tools, Negso Clothing.
Negro and Saddle Blankets, Brogans. Groceries
and Crockery. enable him to Offer Inducements
which are found no where else in the market.
Being extensively engaged 10 the Carriars
Making Business. his Stock Of Coach Trimmings,
Springs and Asles, and all articles in that line,
were selected by himself
Call at his Store, east Of the Court Hou,c.
November Is. II
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MA II RIED.

In this county. on the 22h instant. hy Calvin
Z. Smith, esq.. Maj. Gronsr W.TlTE 70 Miss
RacnKI WmrAKKR, daughter Of John Whi,u-
ker, esq.
Also on the cath instant. by the same, Mr..
WILLIAM TERRELL, Of Alamance county. to
Miss MlaoimEr MISSis. daughter Of Mr.. vii.
liam Minnis. Of this county.
In this county. on the nth inst. by Jas. b.
McDaie, esq., Mr.. IoHx W. Glrris TO Miss
Lucispa slLra, daughter Of Mr.. Andrew Siler.
decreased.
On the cath inst by Thomas Brewer, esq,
Mr.. WiLLras p. CARR. 10 Miss Mar PAVE,
daughter Of Thos. Long, esq.
Also. on the same day, by William r. Hogan,
esq. Mr.. jonx NJ. Baow1, to Miss MIRr A.
FowLsR, daughter Of Mr.. James Fowler.
Also, on tho same day, By Rov. jas. Phillips,
d. d.. Mr. WiLLiAr J. KiRKIlsD, 10 Miss
ELizAarrn CRA,e. daughter Of Mr.. John Craig.
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Oaswell Mutual
Fire Insurance Company,
LnCATED Avn MILTON. IN. C.

LOCATED AT MILTON, N. q.
YSHIS Company, which has been in successful
= operation Tor some months. is prepared to
receive applications Tor insurance against Fire on
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores, Work
Shops. Mills, Factories, and other buildings and
personal property. on reasonable terms.
Every one who insures becomes thereby a
member Of the Company. The risks taken are
generally in tie country OF small towns, in this
state and Virginia. 50 that no heavy loss is al any
time anticipated, and il is expected that il will
seldom. If at ALL he NECESSARY TO make assessments
on the premium notes.
Applications to be addressed 10 James NJ. Al
len, esq, Secretary. Milton, OF to the undersigned
at the Post Office in Hillsborough. who will at.
tend to taking the necessary survey Of the premi-
scs on which insurance is desired.
JAMES NJ. PALMER, Agent.
November IS. l3--6m
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Highly Important News! !
FROM EUROPE.
TeIegnpI.ed for the Register.


Halifax. IN. s.) Nov. "a.
The Canada arrived here to-day
bringing Liverpool dates Of the 9th
instant.
The Emperor Of Russia has issued
an insolent Manifesto, stating his de-
termination to compel the Porte to
submit, BY force Of arms. Teleprahic
dispatches from the French Consul at
Bucharest. dated Nov. 9th, states that
the second and third devisions of the
Turkish Army were defeated by the
fourth Division Of the Russian, at Tos-
titski. The Russians, retired towards
Bucharest. with loss of 9s. killed
and Wounded, including fourteen su-
perior Officers.
A Russian Steamer was burnt at
Orsova, by the Turks. Another Rus
sian force was defeated. under Gene
raj Danemberg. The Turks are press
Ing in strong force, on Bucharest. The
efforts Of Diplomats to settle the diff
Guilty are now believed hopeless, until
. decided battle has been fought.
SHE Russian Army has been reduced.
hIAsickness, TO 81, 600 men, and no re-
tS|Aceuen{s can srriye for six weeks.
Austflk s.cuncentrating large force
on the frontier of iServia. The Ser.
Wan Government has Failed its popu-
lation to arms. and has informed TsAe.
Porte, that neithee. Austria nor Russia
shall occupy Servia. Austria has a.
eeed to remain neutral if the Porte
winvppt employ Austrian refugeca in
There RaS been first levy Of troops
BY Turkey. Egypt.
The overland mail from India brings
intelligence thatthe Emperor of Rus
STA has formedS an alliance with Dost
Mohammed to proclaim War against
the British in India-v 80
England continass to support Tur>
kew. >ss~sseies
4 large Russian fsfcc VAS to invade
Bakharli. The Persian .Army were
collecting to assist the Turks. This
is, however, contrsdicted at Constan>
tinople.
LATEST. ~
II is freely rumored that LIS, 900
French troops are to be sent NsTur>
KEY, as soon as dispatches are raeeiv>
ed from Gen. DE Hillicres.
The British fleet at Spithead has
been order ed to get ready Tor sea BY tlfe
18th of November. A full Cabinet
Council was held on receipt Of the III,
dia news.
Cotton was firmer.
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Reported ui-werkly. by Psnnill q sons, for de
Inlellieenrsr.
November IS. 1853.
ToBacco continues without material
change.
corros in brisk demand at o..
WHEar.-stocks generally Withdrew
from market awaiting steamers arrival.
We note small sales Red at 81 so az
81 So; White 81 409 81 As.
fLnuR.-We hear of ma sales; quote
nominally. Country brands s. a. "a;
City Extra Sc.
coRs.-Bui little doing. sales at Is
a Csc.
Bacos.-va. hog round 9 "a 9ic.;
Western sides Sc. !; do. shoulders &c.
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ANNEXATION OF THE SANDWICH Isr-
Asps "A correspondent Of the Nortl,
American says IN a recent letter from
Washington-"Do not be surprised IL
you should learn, within few weeks,
that a treaty Of annexation to the Uni.
ted States has already been negotiated
between the Hon. Luther Severance,
L ). Commissioner to the Sandwich
Islands. and the authorities of the Ha-
waiian Government. Indeed, il Is not
improbable such treaty is now on its
way to Washington. Mr.. Severance
has authority TO negotiate such trea-
", and the recent change in the Ha-
waiian Cabinet Is understood to have
been brought about to accomplish that
result"