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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

...;n,cs than half the democratic editors OF the
south put together, with dignity integrity OF
Id1sa snd yieor which have secured Tor ms pen
ITesout Alabama. such confidence on the par oi ms
j.'I friends as is usually accorded to the words OF
fvtS;sIly conscientious and clear.headed man IN
~, Ms chances for his first Office at the hands of
f.t;c Administration UP to half an hour before he
IsNs.';psted we're decidedly bluebecause he did not
e' 80 h. fast man" enough for Senator Clemens
H. Inown Mir Sanford well for many years and can
~ the truth OF all the points write above
him: which state here only by WAY OF illustra
.s fact that there is little common honesty in the
e. that "to the viciors belong the spols." Thus
al victors-the men who raise, discipline, and lead
h .lunn--bid fair 10 realize little under It's received
rrgtaton SO long personal adherent OF any Dem
H.having vote in Congress remains unpr0vded Tor.
t,kthe great evil Of the day. II cannot ail - work
an cure So soon as the of both parties come
.mprehead that after all it serves for ltlc more
10 enable Legislative dcmsgogues to pension those
4 do their hOnOrs dirty work, they viii become as
,ir sick Of the spOls doctrine as are the honest
On Of both great parties who have taken note Of the
"a Of individuals usually proiiing mot by sweeping
Casr of officials The appointment of Sanford is
SssSorthy exception 10 this bad general rule
barn that the appointments for Missouri will be de-
IA until after the approaching election in tha state
have come off. The new apportODment makes 1t
Lsary to elect Members of Congress for the Sd and
Districts OF Missouri. Ii is not yet known whether
! Benton is hostile friendly, his humor changing
q each days sun. The result of that election viii
~onstrate precisely where he stands after thus
<.iping his whereabouts the Administration will know
ssr how to treat his immediate adherents. Y.
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ton and those which came from the Senate wa. the
amount Of tie yearly appro--atoa H. proposed the
AZ uual approximation 81 -loJJ and 81 bor-own, what
should br necessary to maxi m lat ,lm after counting
e. .t;r1l r. anal r.urr.. TJu.r-nor had convinced
4. that the STAT. W. AWAY, H. .f-r-r when lii. annual
cv,epdure. yr.r. ,.r,.g, s, 80 4 million and hall
~ a.. ali ,l. ,,,i1 II ayrar Id during
m. wort mont. - ~ winter Auo,l.- rra,on wi,
that Iv n. tl,u ,.rab 4...ntiU work corld be
dor4 Gof,r4 ,,l-,y could be- raised bv the other
r.ro,..t'., Al, r.. -.r, certain fixed sun,
v,,ii ri. f .-r economy than hv leaving the
.ooIut a. H. .,r- i.- mn l-.r1ln.d The Old Erie Ca
,i - l...-. d b.. g., ,,, ,f p, Milo,
var and c.. ,1r,. -l milton. IN. iil not hei,.v. tyg,
~ III. ..,.,. .,t i '.,,-,i,.ii', .-,.r.f.I in
..igD y,ar ~, r ,,,,--l-. mn III. mine n'lion bill
Of Isl might J.. considered valid aai Doe adopted by ,ne
State officer, u,-,- those contracts especially
nuled ~ provided i,r II, l... resolutions.
Tie people of ;hr STATE part 90 Our present Cou-
tuition and any pin Doe sustained by chem must Doe ia
conformity with their view. Then any measure that
meet, their approval NUT 20 before them far
promise between those V % desire large expenditures and
those WHO ar. unwilling .. amend tie Constitution and 20
into debt SucA A, p.,A and b. believed Il ihr only
one that could ,af v rl,, lie r Fl the public vote.
Mr. FORSYTH ,ro-.zri o.. financial article oi the
Constitution a., ihc great ,r-uari 81 o.. public treasury
and monument 10 M.caae. II anau e, author more en-
during than bras Il W., b'I-r against .T'v'-'lct
and oppressive taxation II ought 20 Doe carefully guarded
and not abandoned cxcep, 70 te greatest extremity Inc
Canal revenue, viii Increase u-r capacity - i-t - bls
demands, Our Canal, ar too much regarded by
politician, a c"uyeIicn; source Of pundrr lie hoped
they would not longer be- permitted - serve any such cor
ruPt pTTp"-c ... 49,.
MI ,o'liH .'1 '' ~ ~ y. i; ,',
riIrtIv H. t,rj flt ,i-l II In that II wa, indefinite
mnu, l' '5a.i ,r 80 " IL i"c,e f1, r. nr
,ti.d IN cas-. 80 ie.i+ I'm moan, =, meet interest and
,faI - -. a. II. mn, ,,. ,.t. r., I. borrowed ON the
rd 80 H. .,,5 IL ;,5 t-,- the S.,,3-'. urn,,,.i.
,i IA ~, -, =. r,rji,,. i've contract. r,t,I.r the
N; NIl;o Law and HAT IN tl >.ua;e 4 uropo,;on IN re-
nrd,ata tbc,e courc,s W., voted down H. urged that
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
,rp Two countrymen from the


part of this State yesterday relieved of $780,
in the following manner; They arrived in New York on
Monday Tor the purpose OF engaging passage to CALIFORNIA;
While looking at one of the steamships the North River,
loading Francisco they accosted by two other
who induced them to remquiSh the idea OF going IN
that vessel and persuaded them 10 come 10 Brooklyn To
examine a ship which TO sail next day, and on which
they could secure passage at much cheaper rate BE-
levng the s1oythey accompanied their new made friends
to Fort Greene from the top OF which they We're promised
splendid view of the craft Before reaching the top OF
the hill they sat down to rest when Of the New York
pulled a small and apparently solid ivory ball from
his pocket and proposed to bet that it was hollow
and contained piece of white paper. The counrymen.
catching the bait bet s3OO-one stalking $500 and the
other sOoand placed the money in the hands of New
Yorker No p who, appearing perfectly honest gave them
a check the Greenwich Bank for 8, 900 security.
Holding the money rather loosely in his hand New Yorker
No grabbed it and of the other following fast ss
he could and both were soon out Of sight and the coun
trymen minus their cash They subsequently related their
mortuncs at the Office Of the Chief of Police but wera
so mortified thathey had to be swnded
in such that they refused to leave their names
They accompanied to New York by Officers Mathews
and Whitehall
TINS RgcENT ExrLosoy AT THE Navy Y,RD-Ths
bodies of Smith and McNaly, who killed Monday
10y the explosion Of the boiler of dredging machine at
work of the Navy Yard have not yet been recovered.
Workmen engaged yesterday in hosting the ma
chinery of the wreck with anchor hoy" the derrick
which il intended 10 for that purpose not having
arrived II is supposed that their remains mbedded
beneath and will not be found until the hull of the machin
is raised which lies in about 10 feet of water.
CoNvIcrIoNs ~ THE CoURr OF SEssross-William
ONeal tried yesterday, indictment charging him
with selling diseased meat The oense clearly proved
against him, and he convicted by the Jury Martha
Thompson coored woman, convicted on an ndict-
for petit larceny in stealing number of fowls from
the premises of George Chess, of fatbush, weeks
since She sentenced to the County Jail for the term
Fl eight months. James Fullerton convicted on two
indictments for keeping disordery house and selling
liquor without license sentenced to the County Jad
for two months
The BUrcHERs.-The Inspectors of Meats made
10 the Common Council at the last meeting from
which appears that there POS butchers in this City Of
which = unlicensed. One man reported for ped
ding meat and another for selling diseased veal on Sat
ur,gy last
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Steamer Empire state on Fire-Navai-Fire In Mile
bury.
Anil 1855.
The Gardiner Trial.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Apfli - -.
In the Gardiner case after considerable dehy,
pAic dispatch was received from the McSlc3H Nv, -
end al York stating that he would be here 70 morrow
rpip, and with the understanding that he be aoweu ~
b. examined The counsel for the defense pr'ceeHeu.
Mr. bradley asked leave to state the Outline "i te
dence rroD,ed but the counsel for the prosecution oo
!scitd. ,. ...;sd .h,. no
Gen Waddv Thompson called and testlhed tha ne
arrived i'm ,h1 CITY OF Mexico on the loth oi april 49,
and remained there until the iOth OF Mu''' 49,
t4 defendant very well: first him when ""ty" upon
I'm 80 Cr;r' &c Comm ittce of American residents 20
invite him to a public dinner rendered soon az ~ l
S H. C,rJ;n.r ~ dinner; he was toasted ana T'Sp"i"
ed saw him frequently aiterWrdi nc iNou !" ~ H
Most re.uectabic streets the same SfV'' - - -
il will himself being one or two squ",. N''. 80, - \;
"A - .,ri,tV p.acticcd dentistry anu h"' NO"
cir 80 c,orn ,i the difficulty IN SettihS 'V ''''
80. ,ne-s once or twice, a. he mas zone siiico MS
return he having very gre" cohhue"oo d" A'' '@'''
Physician. -. Election of minerals which
Si rscollcc ted visiting was applied 20 III 5lc "'.
of al Tor letter TO some American Iohl'htu' III
linn nasssoe directed Mr. Green To wri'e IL "o az az
art Sdt ia Gardiner: il not an act OF cha1iy uu
ihs an Co. hall dozen men OF fortune VINO couu .V
Otherwise urocure passages az Vera Crul ala no' sec nun
again TIL he met him al Hotel in this City III
is4s OF January isi9; Gardiner them severh hohs o
fore the period whom the claim was alleged 10 nave oeo"
fabricated employed him prosecute tins ldehuen claim
placed the mining account books depostons &c IN MS
hands, showing the substantially got nun 20
prepare rough draf Of the memorial which was presented
10 the Board OF COMMISSIONER
Mr. Mayer testified he Secretary Of the Legation ut
Mexico from December 1871 TO November 1912 attended
a dinner TO Thompson Gardner there; he made
hhort speech think he OF the Vice Presidents
Mr. Sargent Editor OF The Republic, is lying seriously ILL.,
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KILLED BY AccIDzsr.-An Irishman, % years Of ,os
The Denth Of Major Hathav.x


SIR: Owing to the circumstances uh;.h r..
rounded me for the last few DAYS the edor.I 49,:
your paper OF the LIST inst is the only nuhI;sh al .;
oil the death OF my unfortunate brother which h. o
Wmy hho~edge hat reason, together with the ext.r
ave circulation Of The Tribune induces me 10 reonest
'nas 'n.s reach the public through tho
.ame enamel trust shall be pardoned s enc,oarb
ing upon your columns 70 the extent sra.. hsIi T..
oOeea ~ ~ giving even an outline of the facts would
iVie "lillhgy aave presented in their proper Mace
s .ecty STATE, IN the article referred to- that O
DoioeI inquest was held the same evening his death
" no n;dn. ana verdict of suicide rendered; that
10 esldence Was elected showing what induced the de-
ceased to destroy hmseIfD ""N'
., canhot help feeling that a proper respect Tor
le memory OF the deceased and regard for those con-
.on,aS WIN MN BY ties of blood should nave pre-,
the arrival Of ,o@s III S or at Least %as Kind or
se loose and hurried inquest TO cast ms name Do
iote the public the author Of such an act commit
'ec without apparent notice and for the oommisson Of
"i&h every discreditable and no creditaDe motive
might therefore be assigned-an act inexplcabe, and
therefore subject TO every attempt at explanation in
Juous to the reputation Of the dead, within the range
ofconJecturel II those, at whose instance the inquest
was taken Gas it appears TO me, with indecent haste
ana not know who Major Hathaway they could readily
have asccrtanedfrom the officers Of the Army then pres
ens and protesting against the pursued that he
was highly cultivated, and accomplished gentleman and
9neer weknown in the army, and loved and respected
py all who knew him. They would have been told. A I
was told BY the gallant officer now in command on Gov
efncrs Island when formally requesting me to renquish
70 nm and his associates, the remains Of my brother,
;ol burial tnere with military honon that he had es
IN the army no better or Drawer man, and that every
omcer would feel his services had well meited the Com
pliment
1t was known that the deceased had relatives witnn
twelve hours Of the City, by the ears. telsgr.Palc
Pa'ch to me at my residence, (Elmifs) shosss ="
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lTEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
saeyn Telegraph O6cc cor Of Hanorer and Bcarersts
d.iative Closing Up-Canni Dodging - Probable
Proiengation of the Session.

laxative Closing Up Canal DOdging - Probable
Proiengation of the Session.
Iii Df,p1,oh 10 The n. y Tyitgss
ALBANY, Tuesday April r. 1853.
Both branches of the Legislature are this evening at
III upon the Appropriations, and will probably keep
he talk until late hour
Immediately on reassembling this evening, the As
ly laid aside by vote of about 40 to 60 the Canal
Is, for the purpose of taking up the Supply bill This
! cunning mode to stave off decisive vote on the
pective Canal projects until the last hour of the
.:iOn Should they come to a vote a disagreement is
4 unlikely, when a Conference Committee must be
pointed.
The Session may be prolonged day or two, for the
,rnose Of enabling the Legislature to dispose of i'm
0rant bEs passing between the two Houses; but if
9 does not occur it is confidently asserted that the
Grernor Fill redssembe the Senate to consider his
.minatiOns
The list of acts signed by the Governor in the Office
4 Secretary of State numbers about us, and large
amber is in the Executive chamber awaiting the ap-
.ov,I of the Governor SUB Rosa.
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From Rio de JaneirO

BhLTIMORE Tuc'lly April 7 I'D
The bark Indus arrived a. this port with Rio dates 20 tie
Bird March reports the fever .t raging there with fearful
violence Tho second Of the bark Rhon- had died
and Capt Higgins of the bark Sir had lost hi. wife and
son H. daughter and son, wifi. also both down
with the fever Captain Nah Of the bark At,aya, had
lost his wife The fever equally bad snore md
among the English. French and Swedish shipping it wds
sill worse.
The ship Damascus Of Baltimore condemned at Sa
linus Bay 10 be sold account % damage sustained at
Sea She is insured for s2200o in Baltimore Offices
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Baltimore and Ohio Rnilroad-The School Bill In
the Maryland Legislature.

BALTIMORE TGe+day April u. l2'l
At caucus of the Board fDrectors ofthe Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad held to-day was resolved elect
William &. Harrison, merchant, President, vice Mr..
Swarm, whose resignation GOES in morrow
The "Susquehanna Bridge bill' has been made the
order Of the day for Thursday next by the Maryland
Senate
The Committee sent down by the meeting last night 10
Annapolis defeat the Catholic School Bill" have
returned, and report it will not receive ten votes.
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BALTIMORE, Tuesday. April H. 1875
The washington tHDR OF tins morning i loud ~ praise
Of the appointment Of Mr. Buchanan. and says Mr. lnger
sol wiz not be relieved until the 1T Of July.
The City Of Alexandra Yesterday voted to subscribe
$4,000 10 the Alexandria and Orange Railroad.
Thomas Swain President Of the Baltimore and Ohio
kaIlrnad. will nositvey resgn tnlnOrrOw.
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BALTIMORE. Tuesday, April =, l35].
The bark Perota from Brazil, report, falling in on the
9Th inst with the bark Hercules from Liverpool for
Charleston in sinking condition. portion of the
were rescued BY the Pcrota and the remainder by the
bark Montauk Of New orl, bound to Amsterdam from
Ill.
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SYRACUSE, Tuesday, April y, 1853
Last night five building, Division St, near the Court
House were destroyed by fire and about thirty German
families were turned into the street.
4 large dwelling house in the south part Of the city
was also burned Immediately after the above. The loss is
unknown, but all the houses were insured
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The broadway Railroad In the Court of Appeals.
ALBANY. Tuesday, Apri Il

The following is the last decision made by the Court of
,p4als-The People ex rel. Davis Il Palmer, respond
I'd against Sturtevant &c. appellants. Motion by res
ndenf, to dismiss the appeal taken by the appellants in
I'm Of said causes, from judgment or order of the
neral term of the Superior Court adudging the appel
hi. in contempt for dsobedience ofnuncons issued in
ston t. the Broadway Railroad, NewYork and ordering
hes for snch contempt. Dcnicd. with $40 costs
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ASSEMBLY.

The Albany and New Baltimore ship Canal Bill conso
idatine the Syracuse and Bnghamon and Oswcgo and
Bmghamton Railways
Relative to the Cemetery at Bu>hwick.
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Municipal Election in Trenton, n. j.
Fire Mt Syracuse.

TRENTON, Tuesday ApTlI
John L. Tucker Wing, was reelected Mayor yesterday.
There was very little excitement, and small vote
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NETWORK STATE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY Monday April II, lsj3
The bill TO amend the Law of Libel was passed also
the bill to authorize the City of Buffalo to take stock in the
Pittsburgh Railway.
The Medical Practice bill passed and then recond-
a.fd
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RailrOnd subscriptions.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. April II, 1853.
The Stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railroad by
nearly unanimous, vote have authorized the subscriptions
Of S750ODO to the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad;
$500 900 10 the Indiana and Ohio Railroad and 100000
to the Springfield Mount Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad.
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THE HIGHLANDS Sundown.

THE HIGHLANDS Shutdown, Tuesday ApFi y %
Wind fresh from the South Weather thick ana ran
The steamer Empire City is going out past the llghlan
One brig off the Highlands
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

RESULT ~ TIE ELEcrIoS.-The Charter Election OF
Jersey City took place yesterday. Considerable spirit was
manifested by those who took interest in the School
Question. Many of the Wings inactive because thew
believed success 10 the Wing ticket certain The vote Of
the Of the Catholics secured to the Democratic
ticket on the School Question and the same account
Democrats disaffeced and voted against them The
vote would not probably be counted until breakfast time
this morning but Il was believed at midnight that Mayor
Manners tWbgl reelected by over 200 majority and
that the Board of Aldermen would be about three f,hs
Wig last year Mr. Mdnnerss majority over Fink In the
Second Ward IA in the First Ward might reach
in this Third Ward he would have a small msiortv r.
was believed and thought he would get 30 in tha
Fourth Ward. The schools therefore, are triumphant
KILLED BY AccIDZST.-An Hishman % years NJ aoe
named Patrick Flood was almost instantly killed yesterdsy
forenoon by being caught in the machinery of the Cemet
Factory North Point, in Jersey City Recorder Cutar
investigated the facts of his death and found that i was
accidental The deceased had been warned Of the danger
OF bis position previous to the accident o>
HuDsoS County CoURTs.-Thc April term of tho
Court of Oyer and Ierminer-Chief Justice Creen mr.
dng-was commenced at the Court House al BERGEN ves
terd9y Ihe Grand jury empaneled with Uenrv
souihmayd, Esq as foreman Not much else occurred
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The Bark r. j. SOuthnrd.

PHILADRLPHIA, Tuesday, Apfl 7. 1S5J.
The schooner J. H. Flanncr from Porto Rico reports
tncn The bark IT. j. Southurd" abandoned with iX feet
water TN her hold her mast, standing and most of her sails
set On the same day the wreck wa, boarded by Boston
biS
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The Case Of the state Treasurer.

rs Corrt Of Appeals. which adjourned today, has de
5 tbc case Of The People against Cook" The decision
adverse To Cook affirming the previous decision OF the
-nreino (ourt
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The james Adger ut Charleston.
Marine Report.

CHAKLESIUN, MONDAY ApTU D. I6J'.
The l. s Mail Steamship James Adger Capt John Dick
inson arrived here at O'Clock this Monday evening
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NIunicipnI Elections.

XENIA, O.-The struggle was conducted on the indie
nendent system. j \. Sexton was elected Mayor by r
vote of POI TO H.. for j. + Patton. Five Councllmen
three Trustees Constabes, and other city officers
were chosen without any partisan struggle Judge
anything by the report OF the election contained in IA
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SENATE....AtBASY. Tuesd

SENAlE.- .AlBANl, TUESDAY AIrI -, l0'p.
Mr. COOLEY reported the Life Insurance bill, with
amendments. Ordered to third reading
The Wliamsburgh WaterwOrks bill was reported iayOra
bly Laid on the table for the time.
MIR. VANDERBILT reported bill to regulate the rail
ways Long Island
Mr. BEACH presented majority report favorable to the
Bank Basis Circulation bill
MIR MORGAN reported bill to regulate the fees of the
CORPORATION Counsel and Attorney of New York
Mr. McMURRAY reported bill TO acquire property for
new Reservoir in New-l DIRK
The Union College Committee have until September TO
report
The purity of suffrage resolutions were adopted
An Executive Session was announced
The NoarieS Public all confirmed as were also the
Managers of the Lnatic Asylum
The question was then had on the nomination oil - D.
Rriors a, Superintendent of Onondaga Salt Springs.
ANcr a long debate the nomination was confirmed NJ
EaLrock and Mr. Ward voting with the Democrats Mr.
Pierce absent Mr. Cooley and Mr. Vanderbilt not voting
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for HE hacit nda near Jalapa
Il soyfb.rn Mail srriyal-From Mexico and Texas.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, April Il, 1856.
New-Oreans papers of Wednesday have been re-
lseiyed They have Mexican news to the 18th ut
sehor Prieto, Governor of Tamaglipas had been dis
missed from Office by the Legislature of that State
The Monitor saws that Col Escabar has invited several
IObles TO consult with Santa Ana at his Encero farm
about the 9Th or 9th OF April Insurrectionary move
nents had taken place in Morelos, and several other
/ PORTIONS of the country.
| Information given by Mr.. Falconnet to English
BOrdhodcrs that he had been compelled to pay S0OoOo
buy over members Ofthe Mexican Congress, created
ueat excitement in the Capital The press expressed
ndignation and the members of Congress affirm they
ere innocent President LOmbardni was thinking oil
irving Faconnet his passport, with an invitation 10
cave the Republic FalcOnnet came out in card, IN
which he declares everything said relative to his pur
chasing votes false and unauthorized
On the 18th u cOnducta left the City OF Mexico for
Vera Cmz with S2O7O0OO escorted by 80 cavalry and
80 infantry, with one feldpiece.
Galveston dates to the LIST inst had also been received
large robbery of the mail from the interior OF the
State to New Orleans had taken place and James Sim
mons clerk in the Galveston Post Office had been de-
tected and arrested
The San Antonio Ledger states that the War Depart
nent has authorized Gen Twiggs fexpedent or proper
most military force in the neighborhoOd of ii Paso
steamer Empire state on Fire-Navai-Fire In MILLS
bury.
BOSTON, Tuesday April ~ 1855
The steamer Empire State, when about 10 miles from
EwyorL last evening bound TO Fab River took fire from
come arrangement of the furnace machinery Her pas,
spey over 200 in number taken off by the steamer
Commodore for Stoningon. The Empire State was not
much damaged by the FIRE and would be towed 10 New"
Yh this morning. ~ -,
The oe1ccrs Of the ship of the line Vermont have been
s,h5 en- tina, vessel and she is TO be laid up in ord-
nary The crews of the Germantown and Dale are 10 %
paid on on Friday next -, ,,oh;o,
On sunday night the Leland paper mill and m'ch'no
chop in Mllbury. Mass, were destroyed by hFe' Loss
l., 4 a., Hartford