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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
RhOde-i,land-U. =. Senator-The Anti-Li
quor BIZ, SC.

tT.sial DiYafch to TAe " Y Tyibune.
PROVIDENCE, Tuesday, FEB !, 1853
Another attempt was this morning made to
ger the election of United states senator during this
session.
The House, by vote Of 81 to %, voted TO
invite tie Senate join in Grand Committee Thurs
day next but that body Immediately upon the recep,
OF the invitation again voted 70 indefinitely postpone
tie consideration OF the question.
The new Liquor BIZ Is still under discussion,
tut Will probably pas today
The weather is beautiful, more like June
then February g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
AnklssAs.-The Legislature has chosen


following swamp Land Commissioner
FtaGscidi Resef-xr-John NJ Ros
Sne-p Lad CeE-fsFi0ae5s-L- }. R-1rdon Of PM.
Co. Js1es Dixon ef Beaten Co Joaa McDsn,e Of 8,
Frs1cis CO.
STATE Load AgcniI-Al Pine BluH D. W Carol; q He
kus. jesse IseEson Jscksoupc-t O. S.lvy az Dsrss.
ssils, {. l. Tsb3 4; W,shisse5 3. z H-3pstssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
Arrests for Murder.

PHitApELPIuA, Tuesday, Feb ]. lSlS
Two other men have been arrested on ss
pcion OF being implicated in the mureS OF ChrstopAx
ioohan William the msn trst arrested will probsss
be proven innocent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
s0sAern Telsgraph QSee oornsy " HyO-sy asd ssoto.s
Reciprocity with Canada and other WASH
iuafon Items.

Spcciql Dispdteh to The " y Tribune;
WAsHlSoToN, Tuesdsy, Feb |, 1853.
Abbott Lawrence is making vigorous eff
fort in favor OF Canadian reciprocity.
Ex-Governor Philip Francis Thomas, of
Msrylsnd has just returned from Concord, whittier he
wa. invited by Gen Pierce.
Professor Mapes, b. b. French, VI. p. Wild.
err and others here to attend the agricultural meet
ing Of the Smithsonian Institute to morrow.
Mr. Scudder is worse His disease is sheu-
matte fever
The absence of Senator Phelps prevented
ar executive session today. Unless he returns Mr..
Rusk will try introduce his Pacific Railroad project
"a morrow EYE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

- Loriag Prince, of Douglass, Mass, was
tired Worcester OF Monday FOR ne aSnslsrsh.er Of
!, L, Howard, sRl vas acquitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

ILLUSTRATED NEws-No. of this handsome
illustrated weekly published to-day and couts
variety e entertaining reading matter and SINAI engray
mas See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

NhsOl Udnt eptctn tucitVn'
In the House the question of the coinage was
discussed until interrupted by the special order,
bill concerning bail in civil causes in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, which passed. The Army
concentrations then came up, and motion %
Place the National ArmOries under civil super
intendence again led to a merry debate upon
tobacco chewing (fact, see dispatches.)
Local ATFAIRs.--WN. II Far last night
concluded his interesting series OF lectures
upon Music. He has impaired much valuable
information, in highly popular and pleasing
manner.
- Prof KoEPPEN read last night. before the
Historical Society, paper upon Greece, espe-
cially referring to Athens and its vicinity.
-ALPHossE PERRIN, Esq, lectursd last
night before the Mechanics Institute upon
Home and it's Influences"
Prof. JOINS repeated the first Of ais lee
lures upon Oriental Lands and Observations
II has been reported in cur columns.
&C c. BURR delivered lecture last night
at the Tabernacle. upon the d" Great Man, or
Success and Failure"
AT the usual meeting OF the Farmers
Club Yesterday there was discussion upon
Forest Trees" and kindred subjects.
joins H. GoUGn and other Temperance
speakers are addressing large gatherings Of the
friends Of the cause in various parts Of the
City
The Wing General Committee for 1853
met for organization last night. JANIS KELLY.
Of the Second Ward, was elected Chairman
The meeting yesterday at thu Exchange
in favor of the bill TO prevent injustice in the
Construction Of Railroads in Cities was pretty
fully attended, and GEoRGE GRIswoID, Esq,
presided Speeches were made and resolu-
tons adopted in accordance with the views OF
the call
The Veteran Corps had preparatory
meeting last night and will start for Albany
this morning at : o'clock
The Congressional Committee having in
charge the remains of the late Hon. ALIEN. III.
BUELL., passed through this City yesterday for
the former residence of the deceased member
There was short debate in the State
Senate yesterday, upon the bill in relation to
unclaimed deposits in Savings Banks, during
which the usual compliments" we're paid to
our Common Council. II was considered I'M
safe 10 trust them with the custody Of the
money in question and the bill was amended
so as to leave il with the State Treasurer
There is bill before the Assembly TO
Charter a new Ferry Company between this
City and williamsburg IL is closely ques-
toned by some of the members, who think they
see cat in the meal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
Opening OF the New Music Hall In Phnadsa
phia by Madame sontsx.

PHrrApxLPuA Tuesday. Feb l. IsSs
The New Music Hall on ChesDut-st is 20 1,
openea by Madame Sontag on saturday OF next we'd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
To- The New-York advertising community

are particularly requested call az the United States Com
mervisl Advertising House OF w. H. McDoNAIp, No l02
Nassau ct and examine his facilities Tor advertising IN all
the leading papers Of the Union and Csnaaas fhose who
DO call arc always satisfied lesve their oris and always
pessod with the manner ~ which they are attended a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

- The lsst rail ON the United States por
ton of the Portland and Canada Railroad wa
laid last Saturday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

70 Caleb Gushing has been nominated I,
the u. $. Senate by the Opposition in tn,
Massachusetts, Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

tV You have no excuse 10 offer when seen
slvefins with cold dressed common slop shop COih
AL New lofk Knows that GCOECE r. Fox the fashionable
Broadway Tailor Is giving away, a. sy price, s ssplus
stock OF Over Coats Vests and P6utaoOus Cloths CASH
and Nestrsa CAL, before ia too late iosa bargain
nj No asj broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

SELLING OFF TO co OUT OF THE BUSINESS
CHILD BoSEsT 4 Co. having bo1Shi out the er'ennye
DIV Goods Esr,bshrneut Of Msbbe1 Son. corner o.
Greenwich AID Barcsyss and beng cesrous % E9 OlI y
the burness viii sell the entire sock eons-ting Of every
ysrsty Of desirable Dry Goods Of nach 1eoS III
co, Houekeepsrs and hOtskeepers should embrace t'
opportunity TO buy ehesP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
To which we make answer


Whether one Nation may adyantageously
agree TO free exchange Of products with
another Nation depends ON their respective
conditions We hold il the clear dictate. not
merely of Patriotism but of Philanthropy as
well, that each Nation should fabricate for the
supply Of its own wants, and thus nssuralize
the useful Arts on its own soil and develop
the Industrial capacities Of It's own People
Thus We hold that Portugal, Sardinia, Brazil
and Hsny other States are now gripping them
selves and obstructing their own Industrial
Development by the too easy admission of the
fabrics Of Nations which have the start Of them
IN Manufacturing proficiency.
IT, then, Free Trade with Canada we're cal.
eulated to arrest snd reverse the development
siour National Industry on that sid e where
it's now least advanced and perfect the Man.
ufacturing-we should strenUOu.ly oppose il.
If the Canadians were intent as We think they
should oe) on more symmetrical Development
Of their Industry, through the UpbaIding OF
Home Manufactures. We think they ought to
oppose H. But, since our Manufactures can
encounter no serious rivalry from Canada, bet
are more likely TO receive additional impetus
through the new market ;hGs opened to them,
and as the Canadians neither have nor seen 70
desire general Manufactures of their own. xe
have no objection to r.a! Reciprocity with
them. And whenever our National Industry
shall De so developed and powerful or al sides
that II need fear no depression from Foreign
rivalry, We shall be willing to prefer general
Free Trade; thoagh, even then. we csnnO, ad-
wise Nations that stand where We noz d. 70
concur in IT,
lis The URIOa answered Al ali .yeats.
let US entreat ttat journal TO sag 10 more OF
principles being recognized as sound if not
adopted If doctrine is sound, in view OF
the actual condition OF things. It's adoption
should not be DELAYED an instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

IS The FIRST telegraph dispatch from Mon
treal direct, rid Vermont, 10 Boston, was re
ceived at the latter city yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

OrFioE Or THE ASSOCIATION FOR rHE EN-
HIBITIoE Ov TIE INDUSTRY or AL NATIONS
No S. BROADWAY, NEW-1 oBK, FEB. 4 lS5j.-NOTiCE D
hereby given that the BoAaD Directors have resoiVed
increase the CAFirkL Of the ASSOCIATIONS 70 THGET
HUSpRtD THOUSAND DOLLARS, the limit originally con-
templAied by the CHARTLEi and that fIvE HUNDRED
SHARES Of the Capita stock Will D. distributed a. toe rate
of OHE SHARE every FIVE SHAHrs 10 the Stockholders
standing tle Books OF the Corp ration o. 7. Nj Of
TUESDAY the 18th fobruarS provided that before the
said additional shares bur 20 Faction of share w be
gafdtd
The Transfer Books will be- closed from ? f. N. Of the
18th Fobuay until 10 A. M OF The 9Th March the day after
that appointed Tor the Auuusl Elco,ion.
Wm WHrTrEN Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

WINTER tkDERGARNENTs, HOSIERY, GLOVES.
AcIlose ia Of these articles durable
and unsuDksble, should call and oSsmae the extensive
ss.ortuient Of
TnKFE THRIA DEp WINTER GooDs
Manufactured by the undersigned and offered n The Old
stand. No i0t BowcIy. A RANkiN \ Co, Hosicrx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
$4,000 OF wEr GooDs ASD DRY GooDs

sILLiSc or WITHOUT RTsEgvE ,-BoggETs AGEs,
No 1872 ChsibAm-squsrs isw doors below Mgs, are nov
giving the greatest bargains the city Their premises
about to le taken and the whole stock mus b.
sold on without delay II comprises COaks, Shawl Drcs
Goods OF eveIy de ptOn Hosiery Under Garments Lsce
Goods Blankets Fanels, Cassilneres, Table Linens Dis
per sheotngs ShiTtings, Bed Ticks, ToweiinEs &c a.
Also large lot Of ~ Goods from the ship CorneLus
Grinneil AID rom the fro IN Puest These GOods
novise injured, excepting with wster, aud being sgity
tilco they III be sold OF q halt the orgDa cost Lsdes
ore invited make early visit aud ays themselves OF
this opportunity great bargains We refrain from
quoting prioea il only tends misead Come
Judge ioi yourselves RoBEETs REEs 10 To- Chatham.
square. the old Original one. price store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
FREE TRADE.

The Rochester Union exuts over our ayowal
OF willingness 10 assent TO genuine and thor
oagh Reciprocity with Cansda-tha is, free
exchange of all our homemade Products for
all hers-ssying
May We not indulge a rational hOpe since lee Trib
vRs Il now di-pOsed 10 take a lesson in experimental
philosophy with Free Trade rle subject that i. will
hualy become cnsmored with IL principles and adyo
cate their universal application IL vii certainly be
ccong difficult 20 assign any substantial reason Tor
tsbhshing Free Trade with Canada which will not sp
ply with equal force In favor Of extension Of the
tenn 10 other countries This fact cAnnot escape th0s
who have hitherto been the steadsi friends OF PrO,ec
ton and entertain very little doubt that this reneT-
Is destined 10 the principles OF free CONNER
cal intercourse ii not actually adopted lcas, rccog
nikel as the true policy Of al civilized nAllsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
81 -...t !. rv-,,f' to he.s, to tosch, to ses
ftop 49, ,,rr ,vltnssHas sho1lf BE-

s,y.,ion He a>ks 81 who desire 70 change TIE eol0f
ID go Isr 10 rch bset brown N call and vtsess n
rr,srt with his EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE upon the hyIas
sIres from their hesds at No Astor Ho1se Toe
i've applied IN prys;e roous and sold there snd oy Toe
rrzncipsl Druggis> D The City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

HAZE DYE AND WIGs.-BAToHELoRs in
af.ctoy for tbese articles csebrssed IN Al p.r1 o. ss
void persons wishing light elegant AID dursos wig 9I
Toupee can surely Be suited. His Hair De ssPph4d,
GUARANTEED sold, Wholesale AID rsts - H'f ~
A. Corr the sddress-beware OF initsaOn1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
.SautherN ltems.

BALrrsoRr. Tuesday. Fch l. Iss,
New-Orleans pspon of The 25ta are y.
ccivod
Steamship Texas at New-Orleans, brn,,
Galveston dates Of the gel There Is no news Of a.
e., III she papers
Hon. J. c. Magruder, formerly ons n N.
Judges q the Court Of Appeals Of TIA. ss.e Aa !,
Prince Georges County yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
$1,000 CulIIrSeE.-An oren. fair and he

$1,000 CuAIIrxGE-An oren, fair and hon
,.l challenge 70 let the world kacw Nhst "A SID hAi
Il ne, viii put ap Al 900 ssart TIE rEoPre.o' - any
TheTspeate Reaeay hat nay Nervous Ans.eeie hss aed
move aexpera,e disease ard obtained letters %
rss,s ervaesrss and esrhoates ssn al The sIh~f red
sI,es net together Us discovery fhs 40 ss1e hs
s>,,t q nr.y too scr0as saajccfsat Nr give fTo.es
sSr Nersr wherever be 81 and lE haSfmsN tAaeNs-e
Ter 20 on. on their respective CLAIMS as egrks Demb
IT, sor MATS MsSna &C >s-yis Nc "a Ufeeu~scst;
S~...,,,.r3., NJ the Nervous Autdolc,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
A Coon CosrAni>oS.- Rev. William Roulatt

a wellknown Methods Clergyman, residing AZ Narles
draws The follow 40 anuans hat apt eonpNron between
IN MCIANEs celebrated NeTnlifeSe sna ferret
ferret, when placed a. the entrance oi rat-Ao'e en-
tiers the aperture sSes along the pSsaee sexes urea Tie
"A. extetipn BE- existence and draws the ANIMALS de-
iapct oarcsss &C. ftr light And IN Ike have
fouaA nr NCLANES Amenesn Nerniltuso ~ operate
unon wosls tse dreadful and dangerous ngnenttxs OF
children Iss remedy, hke the cEreL enters the aperture
f The mouth travels jown the gact, hunts EV'sa Ghe
.tap,sch laws hold oi the shakes tC jas Vui Of the
r,pt az ecps clean their de, and tsS caIc Assss
leaf ot al the system. This 81 eNs has eten tx eec
ofthe Nrglnifage upon my ceildren
neirals,r ef Mr. Roalai., Nj JOAN BnEsS sacets the
snle OF The reverend cerher thus eoh Owns thsiT n
up.auivccal approval OF this Hreat fpeco aitfi IA ma
ss,,nssed its apersfon upon ghciI children. Is
eth@rs nv a. aud he satished. The NerIuiiase = =
h. had m New-lark, wholesale aud retSlL BY q y.
al Cosfsnd,.st sold aisc by al tAe prncipA nUgssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW.YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEB. ?, |
SEE THIRD PAGE. Al

CoyGRKss-In Senate yesterday the Pacific
Railroad bill came up, after considerable BUSH
ness Of less Importance. and after eliciting no.
tice Of still another substitute for itself, went
down again. and the resolutions of the Com
Inittee on Foreign Relations, relating to the
Garay Grant, came up in its place, and Mr..
Mason made speech thereon.
In the House the question of the coinage was
discussed until interrupted by the special order,
bill concerning bail in civil causes in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, which passed. The Army
appropriations then came up, and motion 70
place the National Arnories under civil super.
intendence again led to merry debate upon
tobacco chewing (Fact, see dispatches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

~ FowlxKs s. WKJLs, PhreroloSsts and
fsehshers Clinton Hs No 1871 Nsssaas, New.fos, and
No lfS " ashinston- st., Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

Nor,cr-RrMoy ,L.-GURNEYs Old esIae-
bshea pssusrreixn Gallery removed to his new and uas
ri6csnt gallery No St9 Broadway, eerner Le0nsfsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
TUP TEN HOUR LAW.

The following bill. introduced into the As
sembly by Hon. d. B. Taylor, Of this Coy
passed that body on Thursday evening, 90 vot-
Ing in favor Ii is now in the Senate, referred
10 the Committee on Grievances, with pros
pects Of favorable report.
N Mauusturas Establishments Of the state asd Al NerhAneA
AZ. ard 7 ad--
Ts[ Pond ne stair Of Ne York re7rees.ed IN Senate
and Asse4tbg % rIGei a. foil0rs:
SIC / No person who shall be employed "a laborer
on sny Of the Public Works. in any of the Msnutac-
turin Establishments Of this State, or "a Mechanic or
Aru.sp either by the dag longer period shall be
Obliged 70 labor than ten hours IN each day or
NOR than six days in week and ten hours shall be
or implied for labor in any of the employ specified
in tbs section But this section shall not be 80 con-
sfrued az 10 prohibit any person from contracting VITA
his employer labor many hours in the day a. he
81 all think fr or from abOring more than six days in
each week in any employment IN which 1t may be law
ful for him so 10 labor.
SIC > No child under ten years OF age shan be EN-
ployed in any manufacturing establishment in this
state and every person who shall kno T1ngly employ
any such child IN any such establishment shall forfeit and
paw dollars for every day in which such child shall
be 70 employ - be recovered by action before Jus
ice of the Peace in the Of the People OF this
State by any person who will sue for the same, with
costs OF suit
STc 8 Every penslty collected under the preceding
section shall be paid half 10 me person WAC shall
sue for the same and the other half to the Oyerseers of
the Poor Of the in which the penalty was incurred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09

The RoME CHARGEsHIP.-The Detroit pa
pers do not seem relish the report set aaost by the
Washington correspondents that c. Edwards Lester Is
to succeed Major Lewis Cass Jr. as Charge Afares
at Rome under the pretext that the illness OF Mrs.
Cass makes it desirable for her to return home.
The Deron Tribune of the 4th says
1.-The lamen,ed death of that lady will of course re-
move this for his recall III were the real ground
upon which the change to be made But we hope
there il no foundation for the report As we said the
other dey should now much regret to see Mr. C,ss
removed. especially since the measure has been de
manded by Roman Catholics religious grounds. But
if he is 10 be- we hope such miserable dishonest
de magOgue this man Lester will be appointed IN hs
place IL would be disgrace TO The country as well as
10 the administration that it would be hard for either TO
get over Mr. Cas- has filed the place OF Minister at
Rome with honor himself and his country, and TO the
universal satisfaction of all American travellers IN Italy
and if be is to be turned out we hope that man OF
some little preention to character will be appointed TO
succeed him. Lester is no such man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09

Il very N oper their part in view Of the fset shs,
every SEQ ctary Of the Navy or subordinate Oh ~
who hss bad occasion to report the subject ualse 10
declaring the basin and railway absolutely necessary
10 render the w rk Of utility to commerce or ss,y
on the Pacific si.A' Regarding 1t rs far more Se~
York All, other AA Dtic ports question than as one !.
which the parrculs, interests Of California are con
cerned. shall deeply regret to team tha Secretary
pobbin fas to avail hA'self Of the lioeraity OF Coz
sress to the new State in this connection Proper sal
complete docking facilities On the Pacific side viii in
ten years save TO the commerce Of the Atlantic A,ps
one hundred times their cost in she way Of brn,u,
about reduction Of the Of freight and insasc
Our Pacific commerce Is just so~ advancing Ct
rate unprecedented in the commercial history OF any
other nation in this any other aga To refuse hes
Aid its development would be policy in direct Goa
rsdction the promises of safe and certain progress
which. up to this time has al least been the bsas
the immediate friends OF the new Administration.
MONrcoAxRs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
L. S. SENATE-ExT.A SEssIOS.

WAHrsGroy, Friday, April Z, lo5J'
The Senate met al 30 clock and immediately
went INTO Executive Session, remained therein fno''
than nall hour.
Nr. HoUsToN's resolution, appr0pnatIus
SLIGO 70 enable Henry Johnson 20 erect his mschine
the Chamber for taking the Yeas aud Nays wa repo7
back for the action Of the Senate.
Mr. DoDGE, 0owa) said the machine "@
more suitable for large body Ike the House o. hsP'.
seDtaiiyes than small IKE the senate, ana nc
opposed 20 making experiments here Tor me oen'''
the House
Mr., HAxLN preferred the Yeas and Nays
being taken in the old way He thought the supleesn
dicsous and IL nigh, wen be treated a. sucn EveiJ
man = 70 be required touch key when ne vote
very much Ike q militia naiuing The 5-nat0rs sis "
b. arrsn ged u line and the word hre 10 Eo'e-
lLsughttr - ,sla
Mr. MALLORY opposed the resolution. II me
machine would enable speeches % be made Iof
that reason II for no Ctner be would vote against H.
Mr. BUTLER suggested an amendment that
Spiritual Ned he employed T. ASCERTAIN and dfeo'
how The votes rhsi be gwen. lbenewed laughter
Mr.. HoUsTos praised the invention as one
eredsble 10 the age and wshed 10 reward the genus
which produced the machine.
The resolution was rejected.
On the motion Of Mr.. Mason the Senate iaid
on the table Mr. HOustons resolution proposing 10 s'
iouru sine die tomono1 uness the President has iof
Their commune atoms % make.
After al Executive Session the Senate aa-
j0UTBed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09

Presto CHANGE We have a new turn Of
the wheel, and Mr. Dickinson is not Collector
of the port of New.YOrk. but Mr.. Judge
Greene c. Bronson is Mr. Dickinson don't
seem inclined to be jObbed off in any such way
as being ncarcerated in the Custom. House.
He prefers to run bis chance for Senator. II
he should happen to miss this he will doubtless
have lived long enough to regret his refusal OF
the place he now declines
Judge Bronson is moderate bunker, with
a common sort of a shell on him. We pre-.
sumo be is satisfactory TO Secretary Marcy, who
manfests a very happy faculty of keeping
people out Of office whom he don't want to go
in. Time only will disclose the effect of Mr.
Dickinson's resignation upon his individual
prospects. He is in position where he will
take the cordial curses of every hard shell who
wants and fails to get an Office under Judge
Bronson. 1t was an unkind cut to offer him
the Collectorship any way, and is very likely
to be the death of him.