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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
WEST INDIES.

We have files Of Kingston, Jamaica, papers tothe llth
nst From Tie Standard OF that date and other papers,
We take the following summary of the latest news:
We have nothing 10 record concerning legislative
Proceedings Since the sailing o. the last packet the A.
semby not met and the slate Of parties CONTINUES the
sGme 1he want Of revenue has been the OF pro
eucng many evs-the discharge convicis from
TIE pei tenaries has increased rather than diminished
Many officers have been discharged because there
10 money pay their wsgesin Short all interests have
Suffered M mOst serious manner
The sugar oulies the subject OF much discussion. 4
circular had been issued 10 ths planters stating that II the
s1sirg Acts OF the Imperial Parliament, regulating the
eueS sugar imported into the lnnd Kingdom Shoud
tsan unsered the duties from aud after the stu Of JAY
ls5i will be
sofM SAncy. -
" he iiuyc0. II
Brown Cayed and hucsyAdo 100
The Secretary of State DESTROYS Of Sscertainng
whether the opinion OF the planters in Jamaica thS;
Tie discrimination between tho different qualities of
sugar, by which the scale OF duties regulated will
have injurious beneficial elect" Tne Editor Of
4h hiEgstoA Journal replies
SO far Jamaica Is concerned, do not in what
way the manufacture Of sugar will either gain loss by
NE Discriminating duties alluded to ia the preceding
~ The article manufactured in this country Is mostly
nc entirely Muscoyado sugar Candy and clayed sugars
ne NO, know in factories therefore derclt&l dues
tins respect are Of little consequence to US Ii tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
LEGISLATIVE CORRECTION.



SIR notice in your paper Of 22d inst, thai you
lave me down in the let Oi absent lodging in the
Maine Law Vote OF the Assembly. The rss part of tue
charge Is true, -ti Albany about two weeks ago
Having tiec in vain 20 get ny fellow NE bers % sdourn
adjourned myself A. 20 tbs ast part Of the charge
ceuur should Ike O. have bee1 present aud voted 49,
on the question relative 90 tskug pay daring the Recess
which cOnslcer cosngh dishonesty and nothing less
Respectfully yours, THoNAs J. CHArFlELD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

D,GUERREoTyPEs IN COLoRs-fhe public are invited
t. magnificent DAGUERREAN Gallery No $40 Broadway ana
Of Coored Dagueueotypes feature
which he has recently produced Also fine dsgueeotye Of
Frslkn Pierce and host o other celebrities can b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

But tins prevent the sehOO Oesrs Of "Ars from
the school particular for rnze csy tney
deem II necessEy. Adopted
Saiar'es Free Aeafems-Mr Cary from th4 ENerutivs
t"uuit'e- presenting report on the Application Of tne
Instructors IN the Free Academy for Al increase Of salary
with fhs following resolution.
hrd Thai the following % the FREE Aesiey have the
following falfs All % the III September
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

The Lumber trade OF Detroit forms heavy item Of bust
I'll, IrtJthc has been looking into the lumber STA
tcs ard Euds that the lumber sawed the city amounts
90 J5OvoOoO feet besides the immense quantity Of
aths Manufactured, worth. AZ low valuation 500 Oo0
One establishment sells annually half million dollars
worth OF lumber. shingles, laihs. and the irn OF
Mcssrs Smith. DEigh; Smith. At II thsir Detroit
mills out 0)OOOO iee OF Lumber and ,0OeOJ lsihs
annually.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

ACCIDENT At CoNEY lsLAND-CoRosERs kQUEr.-
Coroner DOnury held inquest yesterday morning upon
te body of Ma'theV " Love. aged 81 Year,. From the
testimony OF Gart Cousins VINO keeps the bathing houses
w ckoG Hotel il appears that the deceased while
bathing with others carried by curreni from the net
beyond bis depth and perished Efforts we're made 20
reach him with boat before sinking without success
his body foGnd yesterday morning. partly covered in
he sand, by Michael feahan. The deceased was recog
nised BY Rev III. J. Eddy Of this city, respectable
young man, a member OF the University Of Rochester.
having spent some weeks in Willansburgh a mill
wright 10 enable INN 10 complete his education. His
mains viii be- sent o. his parents IN Rochester Why don't
the watering places supply their stations with lebOasl
ForvD DnowsgD.-The body Of man dressed in the
caro- 81 sailor picked up a, the foot OF Pacific st.
last night he was taken to the Dead House, and the
Coroner notified.
FIR --Betveen 2 and OF clock yesterday morning,
fire. krobe out 10 frame building Coz st, Hilary
occupied by several families The flames communicated
with an adjoining tenement, which considerably dam
agsd Sir james Cavanagh who resides IN ths upper
ory Of the latter house experienced great difficulty in
-aving his family from destruction He tossed his two
children down from the second floor window, and Of
uem caught by officer Mcdonald, Of the Second
District Police The other unfortunately fell upon the
ground and rolled into the cellar H. however sustained
but slight injuries After getting his wife out Of harms
way, be jumped down upon the pavement, by which he
su aimed injury 10 one Of his legs which vii keep him
confined to the mouse for some time The property be-
logged TO several orphan children named Farrell The
loss sustained is about $500.
AsorHER ARREST oS THE CHARGE ~ swSDLIso.-An
accomplice - Wm Higgins, arrested on Sunday the
ctsrg. of swindng ocuntrymzn out Of bis watch aud
$50 ~ cash. taken into custody yesterday In Nal.
berry street. New York by officer Jeremiah Higgins Ills
raree II Augustus White 0it1s William Moore he Is now
crfn4d u the cells Of the First District Station House
and will with Higgins, fsmlisriy known Jammer''
be brought out for examination today.
HorsE RoBnTRY.-0n Sunday afternoon the house of
Mr. John G. Gea,on on Kent avenue, near Bush street
a entered through the back basement window while the
ciiy were in the sitting room up stairs ana robbed of
ve ware q various descriptions to the value Of about
900 No detection.
AREEsTs BY TIE POLicE-The total rumber Of arrests
made by the police Of this city, during Saturday night and
sunday, amount 70 30 in al, mostly for drunkenness
OvERB0ARD.-A workman in the employ Of Mr. Thomas
Rose in Water 81 in attempting leap on board one Of
The Fulton Ferry boats last night fell overheard and vas
Guilty by the ferry hands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

BArHS.-Saltwater, Warm and Swimming Baths. at
Ferry Brooklyn Ladies and Gen ovey omS
A VI until Top
sxinnins Bath Il! cents; 10 tickets. 81.
I'm Bath. - cents tickets 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

pe two quarters OF beef which had been hung posi-
before the shop. ~hen they were cscovervd' anu
,hs cry of stop thief raised The rsscNs nsn uea.
leaving B. hind them be horse snd cart ana though
rursued bv Officers Edwards Of the Seventeenth ara
Police managed 10 escape They were about ley
inches in height and dark coats And caps Inc foaos
a.s on the To- K out tor them.
THrrr % 4 SrE,Vsor.-Ohicer hsveny OF ths SIKH
Wa-d Police yesterday arrested two coored men, named
William Miller and Charles Polhemus charged with steal
clothing - the value Of So from on board the seam
bos Manhattan The property belonged TO John Soaencx
hand On the boG' who resides ST No IS Charles 81 IL
WAS recovered and the accused locked up oy Jasco
Bogsr, for trial
CH,RGE or GRAND LARcESr.-A German. named Az
gustus schmidt yesterday arrested by Constable Ecke
~ the sixth Ward charged with entering me room ot
George Engehst No 252 Wiism ST. while he Was aseep
and stealing about ESQ gold coin from the pocket OF his
panaloons The prisoner 10 from the house
about the time the larceny committed He ss taken
before Justice BogAt ard locked up await examination
CBARCE OF STEALING FLOUR-A black fellow. named
George Lewis arrested yesterday charged with steal
irg SIX barrels OF -four from pier No % North River the
property Of Charles II RoOme, OF No - Merchants
Exchange He sold the -four 10 air. n Puse broker,
who uspechng that he had stolen it, had him arrested
He was taken before Justice BOgs and locked up for
trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Fulton Ferry Christian Temperance Association win
proceed TO Flushing pic rio excursion on Wednesday
morning July ~ by steamer from the foot of Bridgest,
AT o'clock precisely All who wish TO spend day plea
sanity in good company. will be board at the above
hour The fare 10 Flushing and back is 25 cents
FINEp-Conrad Swsokhammer Navy Agent was yester-
day fined $40 by Justice ID X Smith for assault and
battery committed upon &. a. Sparks, Deputy Sheriff Of
Kings County at the Sheriifs office in Brooklyn in June
last
CoNN0N COuNCtL ITEHs A regular meeting of the
Board was held last evening AID. Rice, in the Chair.
number Of petitions for railroads within the City limits
were presented and laid upon the table 10 await the action
Of the Board on the report Of The Railroad COMMITTEES.
proposition made TO supply the City with water ~
means Of artificial ellis and Aid Wilson moved that s5 900
be- appropriated 70 make the experiment which was lost
aut e communication referred b thu Water Committee
The report ~ the Committee Railroads. called
up and AID Marvin commenced speaking AZ il adOp-
on contendng that the effect Of introducing railroads
would be 10 decrease the value os property within the
oity limits while the outside 20 only wsuld bs benefit
tej 4 was merely Of transit for business in
New.York TO oscape City taxation
The Board being lett without quorum the subject
necessarily postponed until Wednesday evening next.
TAVERN tND GROCERY LlcEScEs The total number Of
licences granted by the Board Of Excise this SUMNER
sn cunt 10 1lG IN al, being large increase former
wears The amount realized therefrOm by the city ia
- 100 The number in each Ward is As follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Jriy - 1853
THIS afternoon MNsAal N.nNpop msde prop-r r-ti. q
70 the h.IfQs cDrpas Issued by tLe CrmIuI Cont. y
trocucpg the ho0y of the fugitive The Marshal h-n
released and tho fugitive committed % prison 90
tn charge pen0ng the State urt ana also 10 await The
c.Eiu. Il Tie Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
CRYSTAL PALACE.
Number of persons admitted 1850 single tickets ;
season tickets .25J: amount, ~ 81 %.

ARRIVAL oF GooD-.-IAe Sandman brig Chant. B-is-
soleye. from Genoa arrived July - has 81 packages for
y \. Ind Exhibition. Al Sandman. Milan and Modena
goods smong them base from Modena- with IN .rbe
group" Two Lovers worth 1000 francs Several oil
Paintings lone Of which i valued At 200 francs worth
together 1000 francs Also costly Coral Necklace and
other Coral goods Of q value of 9..gO francs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT

CRYSTAL PALACE Moalay July D 1853
Amount Of cash hsHd ...-...-.........-.sj- 30
Contributions for sd ana s5th inst ......... - 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
CITY ITEMS.
r-rrr,D-,fry-Ts - THIS EVENING.

ENTER ELEMENTS, &c. THIS b'kNl'".
IT AVIS nir AZ Nbs ev-rP9pur and lrheoe per-
torrusrces-Jesnnee md Jeaunoi. and The Oe-a Nose
The WuLI.xsEs a. Broadway ,o1igat N En o-f none
sid Our Jeuima" ~.
The PERFoENNg M0NEFYs. Does &c ~ biTnnHls as-a Us
e,srius IN tie afternoon. WHITES >erensners - ~,
WooDs MixsrsELs-Et Ethiopian De1nesroos 20 ~ po..@'
PrrEIry+s VrW-OsLEASs SEzENADEEs-No s1S broaeSy
BASvARr-s P.NosaMa % HoLY L,SD-No ~
FFANyvTF. P,yoRsN, % NAGsSt FaLLs 70 rs DfytN5-
Nfss Sr.rtF o. CIV J,cEsoN Railway Hall Crysa fAaee-
FEAxcoNr afternoon snd -1ent
WASHINGTON CfRcUs-P-rtornslces Afternoon and eS-nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

FH,M TURKS IslAND-By the arrival Of the brig Kate
Poster from Grand Key. welearnirom Capt kebun TIA,
SIT very scarce that there Was but one American
vess,l The bark lsisld City port who would be com
PEELED 10 wait some time before receiving sufficient TO
complete her cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

The weather yesterday WAS sutry and oppressive A.
though there was toerabe breeze in motion About ~
tbsre was e.u,le shower or rather drzzle Of rain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 %
j l. BRONs Ar-nt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

CASTLE GARDES.-The Opera Of SonnsmoulA perior ned
last night offers nsihing in the way criticism As
regards matters singers Ssvi msy be remarked Is
the best Evi 40 We have had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26


broke OUT 10 about tns center o OF three sto-y
brick buildings "a Eghtt-av, between thirty sixth and
Thirty seventh SIS lover paris occupied "a stores upper
paTs Is engs Many of hs dwellings have NJ direct
communication with the street which they front ths
means Of -rss and ilgress being through aey-wAy at
the md @. the yards running from Thirty sixth To Thirty
seventh streets Ihs IRE originated IN the trunk and hAr
Of James Cochran ~ j5 and in con-eq
the large amount Of cOmbus5le material the prem
ises the flames spread rapidly nunicang by means
oi wooden shed or crossing over the lfewsk - the
stores No $780, occupied toy and fancy store by rnps
Campbell. aud No j.2 occupied by Mrs e. II Barrett ~
2 millinery store. The flames also communicated % fhe
window frames and sashes of several ol the 5u ldng'
above the stores The hr-men soon succeeded IN eIta
gushing he flames not however before the rink sore
with contents, guted and the shutters the shog
ntoEs Of several OF the stores destroyed through the
exetons of the remen the adjoining stores and dwelling.
above saved from destruction 50 great wAs the
apprehension that the entire would DE- destroyed thu
th- panrs OF the dwellings aroused from their
sleep and win scarcely more than their night clothes
driven into h- yard and th7nce 20 the street Inc losses
gfe about q. t,oFs:
M. 500 Mrs Riley, mlllGer by water, siOO-insur q
III Irving Insurance Co
V 81 ! Murray. shoensAer Eighty, BY water
No 80 Thomts Csmpb-l b. tire and water, about
s-Do-iu-ur-d n ~ Nicholas Insurance Co.
No $50 james Cochran by fire. les about s3oo-in-
sued fliy 10 y Nicholas Insurance Go.
NO 5y2 dr- Barrett BY lire AID water, -I90-insured
tn, b1ilaifg. are owled by Thomas Austin, and IRE
damaged to h- extent OF about insured in Green
wich Insurance Go
Before th- hre vas e1tingulshed, some darog thieves
entered the t.lor's store Of 4 Wagner knocked ain
down and th-u stole abou. 500 worth II goods
Dir q " smith. residing No. J5- had property 10
the amount ~ 100 stolen from his hpu*e
The occupants Of the house Immediately over Cochrans
store hao barely escape with Their lives from sao
cation
Last night, a: o'clock, fire broke out in the upper
part OF No IS Nest ST. occupied for storage purpo.ss
lower part az grocery and provision store lhs flames
were e1trguished before the premises sustained much
damage
About o., clock Monday morning fire broke on; in
the building No 80 Sxth-ay-nue, Ia consequence of
Dot OF yaruIsh boiling over The flames e1tngu4hsd
before the prenies we're much damaged A uamsd
Augustus s.ease severely burned in attempting TO
80. - Fr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

The Bohemian Cir again given At Nolos last
evening before OF the largest and most fAshionAo
audiences Of the The oPersdana WAS rec evsd
with great favor and several were insisted upon
Til. favore summer resor. vas as ever yhifay cool
and enjoyable The RAvels appear night and tomorrow
The Bohemian Girl again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

ForvD DHowSED.-Ths body 81 man dressed in the
caro- Of sailor, picked up a, the foot OF Pacific st.
last night he was taken to the Dead House and the
Coroner notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

DAriDsoys LIBRETTo Books are most convenient and
valuable hand books for opera goer giving the words IN
Italian and English with selections of the most popular
music Some twenty five thirty Operas have thus been
issued beside several OrAtorios and sacred pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26


named Jonn Hurley and Timothy Hl!0nin we're ar
rested BY officers Murphy and Pike 1r Offering % PAD
- tl the AK OF Jacksonville, Florida, long since
deunct institution al various chops 10 the Seventh
Ward Il appears that accompanied by SIX others they
first entered the place Of Clause W-sden No 80 Cherry
81 where after calling for snd drinking liquor they offered
the bill but on being told that il worthless they lef
vi bout png Tor their drinks They next called at the
place Of John Nordsk No jlf Water Il snd after yards
At that OF Clause srker No 5J5 Water ST. al each place
PLAYING the same game a young man named Henry
i IAN hid watched them during their travels and ansy
gave information 10 the officers who made the arrests
HE accused taken before Justice Welsh and com
u.i,ed T. prison 70 await examination.
ARREST oF FEMALE PICEPoCKErs--A 4 l'te h9ur on
Sunday nigh, A Nan nsmed VIM Hays, while siAodng IN
centre ST. the Park, accOsted " ~
ceiling themselves Mary Ann Dunn and Jah@ Aun NJ
Hsus who soon made themselves very isA' Al" La-'J
srcc..ded in robbng hun Of vale, containing S'i -,
al bcI ,b4y ,er- gong OF when he missed h: money
ana cried sfchi Officer Lee and o5rg-shi sacClskey
NJ t siyh Ward Police near 4, tn7 Tune and arre,t-d
~ females who we're taken before justice BOZart and
~ - A rortion Of the stolen money tound on
s tber and the balance on the person Of an accom-.
,cs named Ka,e HOl,On, who also arrested. The
r. - t.ken before Justice B0gsrt and locked up.
D,RlSe DEPREDArI0Ss-On Sunday night couple OF
dsie thieves ysed the upper part Of the City and for
Thsy FIRST called the stable OF VIM j. Jackson corner
Of Suok and Riyngton sis which they broke open and
stole ttertrom horse and harness worth about $500
They then stole car, yzued $40 from in iron: OF
stable Of Joshua Mesier butcher a; EsseI MNkst
having hhed 10 i, the stolen horse thsy stared OF 70 ill
the cart They drove in front o. the butcher shop Of
jacob Oyn, No III Third st. and were in the act Of seA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

HorsE RoBBIRY.-0n Sunday afternoon the house OF
Mr. John G. Gleason on Kent avenue near Bush street
entered through the back basement window while ths
family in the sitting up stairs ana robbed OF
ve q various descriptions 10 the value of about
No - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

OyERBOARD.-A workman in the employ Of Mr. Thomas
Rose in Water 81 in attempting TO leap board one OF
The FULTON Ferry boats last night fell overheard and vas
nearly drowned lie was rescued with considerable dfi-
Guilty By the ferry hands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

SPECIAL MFErISG OF THE Board 0F EDUc ALTON New
york Friday JAY o. l-53-Prrseu', Ertstus Benedict
~ President at d Commissioners Black 0urn Stuart vii
hanson savage ODonneu I. +. Smith, Murphy, PINK
rev Fell. Fraser, W Jones, Dodge. kstchum M,raud,
Tsppen Dan Beadle. DeLsmAer. Cary, Ransom, Hbbard
c A smith Adds. Waterbury Montisth, Ebng and Peek
Absent Commissioners A ; Jones Mott Hilton. Meeks
Suite Foo;e, Beekman Dunnng Wright, Willet Williams
Auo Carter
The minutes Of the two preceding meetings were read
and approved.
Rs5olufi0n-By Mr. Stuart.
Era that tie oounr holidays snd hsi Be- rrsnea
"a Every SATURDAY Throughout the he ttY cell
hraied the Annv,ay Anencan Independence Ihanks ns
srt the couut the 18Th Of December tsd ending
v Day both inclusive ts Comencsms1f "a. q ne
Pre- Academy b. the last FrdaJ o JuJ aug
Monday September No othsi holidays o. s,ss
by Of tn Board Tue fr~.dn o.
aufh0fy a The m
OF any dsn r1aefrrncy bat hs ae9n ~ ne itef = a. -
g.,a 4, the Dus o approval tho earliest es49Et sniy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

ARREST by rHE PoLicE-The total rumber Of arrests
made by the police Of this city, during Saturday night and
sunday, amount 10 80 in al mostly for drunkenness
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-18

EMIGRATION TO CALToRNIA-For few days
past our streets have been enlivened with Cali
forna wagons from Ohio and Indiana. and sew
eral have originated here. 1t is plainly percev-
able that there is this season vast emigration
TO California and Oregon-prncipally to Cali
fornia. An impression seems 10 prevail that
there will be less emigration this spring than
last.
We are sure that Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
will send rs many beyond the mountains this
year as any previous year, and we hear of no
falling off in any other quarter The steamers
by the Islhmus route run full, even at this early
day of the season.
A new feature in this movement westward is
seen this season. Hundreds of men who have
made fortunes in California and returned here
last fall and summer, are among those going
out, most of them taking fine trains of wagons,
cows, mules and horses in droves-nearly all
purchased with money obtained at the mines.
Springfield Reg. April 7.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-18
For the Grand River Times.

MEssRs. ToRs:-The work of June is
close at hand which is to determine the question
whether the sovereign people of the State of
Michigan, will or will not sustain the Liquor
Law, as passed by the Legislature last winter.
for one hope and believe they will adopt it by
a decided vote. do not propose to write an
essay on the evils of intemperance, for every
good citizen admits the evil
But there is a variety of opinions among us,
as to the probable practical working out of this
Law, should it become in force While many
suppose it will become dead letter on our stat
utes, that no individual would be willing to 90
into n regular system of prosecuting or prose-
cutting those of our citizens in favor of and in
the business of the illicit dram shop, that while
the importation is not prohibited, the article will
continue to be bought and sold just as usual,
that should keepers of grogshops fear longer
to sell openly, they would do it candestinely and
with impunity, that in any possible issue upon
matter they could plead the unconstitutionality
Of the law as has been done in Rhode Island
and Massachusetts.
Now | beg simply to ask these gentlemen
who are to be directly affected by the operation
of the law, whether they have any right to com.
plain of the majority! If the popular opinion
of the State is in favor of it, and there is little
or no doubt of that, why, let these gentlemen
of the saloons submit. The field of enterprise
is still large enough; the capital invested in the
liquor traffic can be as proftably employed in
many other branches of trade and business
This is an age of progress, nothing can stop its
onward march,
The result of former temperance efforts is
undoubtedly the cause of these stringent meas
ures. No well informed man will say former
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-05-18

THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.-We have seen
in several of our exchanges notices of a weekly
with this title, published by that unfatigued, and
unfatiguable agricultural genius, LUTHER Tuck
Err, Esq, of Albany. We have known him of
old, and no man is more ardently devoted to the
interests of the cultvators of the SOIL In ru-
raj economy, household affairs, gardening, the
cultivation of fruit and ornamental trees and in
all the matters of rural taste, as well as in what
is more properly styled agriculture, he is a host
Few living men are as well qualified to com
bine instruction with amusement on all these
topics. We have not seen copy of the paper,
but are perfectly willing to endorse it, priori
from the known character of the publisher
We should be happy to exchange.