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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
FRIENDS OF CITY REFORM!

Will you let the hirengs of Rascality and the con-
cocteIs of punderDg Jobs beat you at the Election
today Hereis the whole case-decide it promptly aud
for ever Monstrous as have been the Corporation
robberes Of the last eighteen months they have not
suced buy up quarter of the voters aud ifyou
are beaten it only be by reason of the fact that you
are asleep and they wide awakethat they put in their
last vote while you attend to your shops aud your Ia
Dor, and virtually bid them steal what you have left.
If the Charter Amendments are beaten to-day, there
is no rational hope of any RefOrmnO reasonable PrOba
biity that the Corruption wholesale aud unblush
ing will stop short of the absolute bankruptcy of our
City Unless the vote Of to-day is an emphatic rebuke
to the punderers they cannot be expected to stop while
the Treasury holds dollar or one can be borrowed on
te faith ofthe City. The hour of Destiny upon us
this day the City makes its choice between Corruption
and Honest Rule Do not We entreat you, stand neuter
in the struggle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
TILE TRAINER CASE.

This matter was before Judge BarculO yesterday on
motion far an injunction to restrain Rose cooper
Porter from taking the child out of the State and TO
show cause why she should deliver her TO the father
The Judge expressed his great surprise THAI the cod
had not been delivered over her father on the HabeaS
Corpus proceedings intimatDg most significantly that
on Habeas Corpus he should deliver it to the father
and EXPRESSED his astonshmeu, that the father or his
friends had not gone at once and in presence of Judge
Duer taken the child.
Judge has taken the papers TO examine the ques-
ton, but hints strongly that new writ OF HaoeaS Cor
pus would be much more speedy than suit at law
Every opinion intmated by Judge Barcuo' on the
argument seemed to be at variance with the views Of
Judge Duer. No doubt some relief will be afforded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
FRANCE.

The Emperor and Empress had gone to 81 Cloud
Government was considering projects for establishing
free medical relief 10 the poor Of the country districts
The Consianiiuople caused violent agitation the
Paris Bourse which increased by false report hA
the Russian forces had entered Turkey IL was generally
believed that Napoleon had assured the Russian Minister
that much he desired peace ia Europe he would not
hesitate change his policy Russia forced measures hos
tile 10 France aud the East
Dispatches from Admiral Despointcs, dated Calico
April Oih state that IL about 10 sail with two
ships for Guayaquil River 10 claim reparaton from the
EQuadorisn Government
Il rumored from private sources in Paris that W.
Quiza was iayorsbleto the demands OF France.
The Duke of Genoa was in Paris.
A camp Of 1000 men WAS maneuyering at s. Omer.
Fifty years concession of the sub Marine Telegraph
from France Algeria had been granted TO John w Brett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
SIXTEEN DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER At Nsw.ORlEAss.
NFW.oRLEANs. Mondav Jun. G "a

NEWORLEANS, Monday, June G, IS ?.
The steamship Daniel Webster, from San Juan Mica.
rsgua has arrived this port bringing San Francisco
dates to the 10th May.
The Webster connected with the steamship Sierra Ne
yads, making the trip through in POI days.
The Prometheus Sailed from San Juan for New York
the 3lst May with 1870 passengers
Lett in port at san Juan L. s soop ofwar Albany and
brig Indus for New.lork
The only San Francisco papers received those of the
10th May Our dispatch must therefore Of necessity be
very meagre. The papers from the s to the 18th are
hourly expected by the steamship Philadelphia from As
pnwsl
The Mining accounts are Of favorable character. The
Sonora Hcraid records many lucky discoveries Of large
humps, and also some new dggngs on the - River,
where Jumps valued from $500 10 $780, have been TAX
out.
The ship Huguenot, Captain Slower from New York on
5th January arrived At San Francisco on the 18th Nay
Sandwich Islands dates TO the 10th April The King,
at the opening of Parliament nominated his Lihoips
as his successor which was duly sanctioned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

BY the arrival of the Canada at Halifax, we have
week later dates from Europe. Things in Turkey begin
to wear more serious aspect and from the unwilling
ness of the English Cabinet to explain the state OF affairs
there seems to be considerable probability of rupture
between Great Britain and Russia. The latest news
from Constantinope seriously affected the Paris Bourse;
another indication OF trouble grand sOree given
to Mrs Stowe at Amacks at which Joseph Surge pre-
sided. MazziLi had arrived in London The French
news is important except as connected with the East
The Pope has not answered the note from the Holland
Government The Austrian Charge dAfaires had
been withdrawn from Switzerland, and all Diplomatic
relations between the two countries were broken OIL
The Austrian Commission Of Inquiry have failed to
connect the Lombard emgrsnts with the Sandman
revolution. The Pope and his Cardinals have been
experinsntiDg on tsblemoying. which is now the pop
ular amusement in Italy All the Students Associa-
tons throughout Germany have been suppressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

Z 4 Wales, Of The Airerfssr, Detroit, Mich gave a
dinner on the occasion Of his becoming sole proprietor u
that enterprsng Wing Daily The principal members Of
the Press and men influence in Deiret, present
Thcs b. Stevenson has sold his interest In The H1y5
rifle Ky E0gl to Richard ii. Collins who vii hereafter
conduct the paper.
Seven Of the crew Of the Wns0w drowned
at Louisville on Saturday last while endeavorsng remove
log wood that had got fastened in tho wheel Of the
steamer.
A woman named Mary Season. native Of Germany
committed suicide in the States Prison az Sing sing on
Tuesday last She made rope Of portion Of her oed
ding and hyng herself in her cell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
BY TELEGRAPH TO THB NETWORK TRIBUNE
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA AT halifax.
TROUBLE IN TURKEY.

by the Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Maine linss .
Porand-thence by the Balm line 70 Bos'on-and thsass
BY Heuses Pri,iing Telegraph lOice No q Waist .
New.York
HALIFAX. y :, Nonsdy, June e isa
The Royal Mail Steamship Cinsda, Capt S'ene froz
Liverpool at noon, on the 2sth May arrived 81 in por
a O'Clock this evening
The Collins steamship Pacific from New York on the "a
Nav arrived oil Holyheod At o'clock A NJ on rgssiay
the cath and reached the Mersey Il IS p the saSa
dAy-passage about days % hours meantime.
The news is Of a highly important character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
Temperance Triumph


The President has appointed Samuel Humphrey and Il.
Lindsey, Of Washington and Richard Jones OF George
town. Inspectors Of the Peneniary in the District OF Co
lumbis
Hon. Edward Everett is here.
The License question has called larger vote than
before poled in this city Up to the present
hour 10 O'clock we have authentic returns but enough
is known to render pretty certain that there IS large
majority against the License That Robert j. Roches re-
elected Collector by large majority and the probable
election Of Mr. Mccormick as Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
MARKETS


LIhFHPODLs eaind8Y May % ltb3
TIC market for me week endg - yn9z h beer sr
C bales Of which spscplat0 tool $50 and eHp2.p
no The author ed quotafon are fgr Nesns fa S
Cf, Mfdhng 5aec The maftet c,-q "''i ao Daon' ITO
socf al Live roool va estimated "a 1900 haes
TIE Flour has been t with "a sctse e2asas es
- s PbsdeIrha Baltimore and Ohio Il - oaSi per Dbl
WuEAI benin rood demand a. tfn prcs Ana PRIME
have acrapced a. bush q Ie D Nie - w.fa ~ q les
30 pccs sghty reeeeed White qoted a. ' Je0N D
ds1'e -, =. % s0,o, .
Ffoisioss-Mesrs GaI5nsr Co. quote new Beet q s sso.
ne,l Pork55 For Bacon there rood inquiry ss1
eTwgrd tenaeney The mAket wa pony sappso aa P
s Tor LlSD bS undergone qn0abe change and psFo5
rrrftfioLs continued say 81 90 - - , s.. .w.,.
try small Laress gong forward 10 IALLoN Dli pn' "
& q. q rseriCrs CuotsuohA a.
Evt ssoETs-Coraaon Re- 90 ar deasnd a p ~i.. - =.
81 g-- fi-+ fhsIe . sood csnlft- ~ gyms Ok
FoT gtc there i more lively demand, AID pee have 'S'
ON 4 10 2 = aL sales Of 80 ics. q; - o.
me SEC "a arm, bat ress are lnchiasso
Fer corn there hes been only limited Dushsss -
i,,u polerafe demand pnesE current - ne s.''
49,. ,r,ers awaiting furrAef le~s Ho
~ recorfs ron M4nchfstef represent -,ie Ae'i''
ecys.sI = 80 Of CoTTos fr the week entas me
80 "a tae. lie mafket e,osiDs du, a. rieE'a' ia
esi &c 80 elri viii upward tendency ir prices
RicE I'D in,y or~ demand and the current ~,
e Gseeert i ~ ssen eaifies s nsket am Ae.
we're ~ enots Maryland So q 81 and Al Gamer sss
FsseYsi STOCKS per Afstia ia' -''''- @' ~'
THE telegraph east Of Boston after working very so~y
9TH gave cut at sAss point 50 thai we are whoS us
conelUon Of the g>asgs news aud ear fell details 81 CO."
,oerrtal news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
N.v.Uayen civ Election.


Our City Election came off today, and was sharply
contested it being the first time of voting BY Wards aud
the first party contest at City Election in several years
The wings have elected their Mayor, A. w Skinner by
359 majority, and chosen Aldermen and II COuncilmen
The Democrats have chosen Alderman and Councimen.
The Wings have elected the Sheriff Collector Treasurer
and Clerk The Wing msorites were 1913 in Ward No. l.
and III in Ward No (. The Democratic majority in
Ward No was 8 and Ward No. tie The names
of the Aldermen +. X. Foster, Chas. Atwstsr Jr
Dem, J Willis Bristol and Russell Hochkss.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Sotetsru Telegraph OTr cor Of Hrrerer aus Bearers
Affairs at tho Capifnl.

gp1rri DlIplfrI Q ~ y, T. ITIIHlf
WASHINGTON. Monday. JE9s 6. 1855.
Or Gardeners Mexican enterprise Is acquiring fresh in.
terest The Doctor bids fair to acquire celebrity equal to
that Of Claude The gardeners son"
Maj Moriecai. of the Ordnance Corps and two other
officers Of the Army commissioned by the Government 10
proceed 10 Mexico and search tor Gardeners mines
passengers on board the L : steamer Vixen.
The returns Of Municipal Election Dot All in but
it is believed that the Rummies overwhelmingly de
fested All sober minded people drunk With delight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

The Porte has retu'ed 10 accept h. Ra'siaA utimatam
amt Prime Ueachke6 hal cn6orked at COa'taatiaope
on board n Russian ship Of rqr t0r Odess0
The Ambassador Of France had ordered the French feet
10 the Dardaneles supposed with view prevent any
attempt Russia seize pas the strait bat the 10th
tie Frerch squadron still A. Salamis.
The British feet remained at Malta the 9Th, Awaiting
reinfUrcsTnfnts from England.
Dispatches 10 the British Admiral Dundas, stated that
Mer .,hkoh remained on board steamer and had given
the Porte days longer o. acolsitr threatening az ala
resisted h. will finally withdraw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

ALABAuA- James F. DoEdel, Of Chambers County,
has been nominated for Congress by the Democratic
Convention in the With District.
Judge s ID. J. Moore OF LOSndes County has an
nounced himself as the state Rights candidate for
Congress in the IId District il opposition 20 Hoa s
w Harris the regular Democratic nominee.
Mr. Earnest the self-nominated Wing candidate for
Governor seems really TO be in earnest in seeking that
Office saws The Mobile Register; and the following letter
which we find in the last Taadega BateoTer gives Us
an earnest of what are his intentions:
ELYTOwN, Saturday, Nay p, lss3
tt he Editor u the Watehbrers -, 4, - =, -.
Viii you please 10 give notice through your paper that
will address the citizens Of All ldesa a, the Sour, House
- WSnsdsv the ls dav Of June next the subject Of
state pocv and Internal IuProreHseHts Pirtcaarfy
exnect Col Winston 70 be with me on that occasion
viii address the citizens Of Benton. AZ jacksonville on
FRIDAY the 3rd of June Cherokee Court House on the
sb June DeKab Court House, Monday the 9th az Gun
tersyille Wednesday, the eth. w ,. EARNEST.
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
Death OF John Tyler, OF BostOn-The Sandman
Frigate san Giovanni.

BOSTON, Monday, June 8 l85l
John Tyler the well known auctoneer, died last night
aged 4 years.
Tie Sirdnian frgats san Giovanni arrived at this port
from Now FORK this morning.
The ship Palmyra Weeks from New York 10th May for
Benicis arrived here this morning. On the 22d and sd
ut in lat 80 30 long 50, in gale from the South West
sprung her manmas and leaked about 1000 strokes per
hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
Two students of Union College DROWNED.

SCHENECTADY Mordav June 6, 1851
Two students Of the junior class Of MON College, Rev
L. Watkins of Chester Va aged 80 and Ethan Clark
Of Ovid sereca County aged 2s were drowned about
clock e. saturday afternoon by the capsizDg Of sal
boat ga tile Mohawk River ihe WIND being very high, and
tiey uns.ilied in cation.
Both were men Of the highest character he former a
preacher 10 tie Methodist Church and The later preparing
fr tie B,pist Ministry. Tie bodies we're t&en h0ae by
tis X [. I.-ge trle uds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
The Telegraphc Report of the excursion to Niagara

says:
At al the village on The road Clyde Lyons Palmyra
zeus turned out ia crowds 20 ths Legislature
o n tratH.'
The spectacle vas doubtless a novel one in those
rural districts A. Albany Troy, il would have al
trseted no such attention. We have Legisla-
ture mo, the presently train" in this quarter Bat,
now that cur SolOns are train no longer let ia
trust thar they viii devote themselves earnestly 70
business and hurry up the Maine Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
sWITZERL AND.

The Austrian Charge de Affairs had notified the federal
government that Austria convinced Of the useessness u
further negotiations with Switzerland had ordered him 20
withdraw
Tho Swiss Envoy at Vienna, VI Singer, is consequently
recalled and diplomatic relations completely broken
of The brave attitude taken by switzerland attracks at
tentiOn.
AT the latest dates from Bernie the Esd the Council had
taken further steps than recalling their Envoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
AUSTRIA.

The Kings of Prussia and belgium had gone homo via
Dresden IRON Vienna.
The proposed marriage Of the Duke de Brabant with
the Austrian Arch Duchess Maria Henrietta sahs
faction at Vienna the pcctaon bolug says 0nr corre
ponden that when the young Duke has acquired political
experience King Leopold will abdicate in his favor and
thus indirectly bring Austria al the gates Of France Wen
ma papers say that recent developments show that the Rs
lock conspiracy was widely extended and oOmprOm.
sod several persons in the higher classes OF society
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

Tie friends of Temperance will rejoice at the graft
flying result Of the Election in Washington Cy loe
redemption of the Capital Of the Nation from the curse
Of Rum is most auspicous event and viii strengthen
the hearts and bands Of those Who are aoorng Tor the
Maine Law Legislators at Albany will you place our
Csnital beside that Of the Nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

We have two weeks later news from California, per
steamer Daniel Webster at New-Orleans. Owing to
the non-arrva Of regular files Of papers, we are unable
to give any extended summary Of events. The gold
harvest promises abundance From the Sandwich Isl
ands we learn hat King Kamehameha has nominated
his son Lhoips to the throne which nom
nation had been confirmed by the Parliament.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
Edward Everett is here


WASHINGTON, Monday, june o i>N.
An adjourned meeting Of the Smithsonian Institute was
held ut the Smiths, uisD Building today fresehl
- ce;o President of the Institute the Secretaries OF
state Treasury War Interior Postmaster Geaerh Ator
nev General Commissioner Of Patents and Professor en
" were present The only transaction OF special interest
was The election of Professor Parker CleSvelsnd OF Name
rs an onorsry member of the Institute Inc meeting
hen adjourned sine de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
Fire IO.s Of Life at kenosha, Wis.-rhe steamer
Francis Skiddy.

ALBANY. MONDAY, June 8 l353
The dwelling old T. Hldretb q KcnOshs, Wisconsin
was struck ~ lghinng aud burned the ID inst Mrs
Iidrsth Ttr-h.ng 10 TIE flames.
Ca an4 after the 18th inst The steamer Francis Skddy Is
10 I'm both as day ard night boat between New Ork
and Albany leaving here every ght and New York every
moIniTy sul days excepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
LOOK OFT ron THE RNRMIRs.

The Enemies of Reform in the upper Wards are rep
resenng to the people that the Proposed Amendments
to the Charter viii keep the Aldermen in office for life
hoping BY this asehood to make votes against Reform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

The New Haven Charter Election, yesterday, re-
suited in Wing triumph; majority on Mayor 3o9
The Wings have 3 Aldermen, II Councilman, Sheriff.
Collector Treasurer and Clerk; the Democrats one
Alderman and three COuncilmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
The Tribune for Europe.

The next number Of The Tnbune for European
Circulation viii be issued THIS MORNING, at 9
O'Clock. II will contain all the Latest News up 70 the
time Of going to press. Single copies in wrapper
ready for mailing can be had at the desk Price SiI
Cents The Europa sails from Boston Tomorrow at
10 O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
Death of Prominent Citizen OF Georgia.

BALIIMUNt, M0ndlyl June .. IllI
New Orleans papers Of Monday last are 10 hand VIM
Dearng prominent citizen Of Georgia the proprietor Of
the first cotton factory establishment in the State died At
Savannah on Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

Later intelligence from China states that the French,
American and English sh.p- IN China had undertaken 10
protect Nankn and Sa1ghse sgan- he rebels. a. The
ne.f request Oflhe Emperor.
me nov from Burnah i. unliyorabie 10 the British
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
The Wrecks AZ Cape Henlopen.

PHlLADELPhIA- Nln1sT Jl0e D ID
Tie leorers Hersey ard tlsIk reported ye'trrlay
ashore a. Cape II nOyen vii b. ct OF TIE James lnd
Lucys e. rco OF usckersi vii be saved lct TIE vessel
vi "a. -r.t los
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
Arrival OF Gen. Trias at III PasO.


letter received in this city from III Paso announces
that General Tras arrived there on the 18th Of April with
an army # but finding Gen Lane unsupported by
the people, be, with his army, returned home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
GERMANY.

Proceedings have been siad sganst Professor Gerosnns
All the Students Associations throughout Germany are
suppressed.
The Congress on uniform monetary system assemblies
in June.
Prince Henry the King Of Begium's brothorl has es
housed tho Princess Amelia Of SAKE Weimer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
severe storm ut the south.

HALtIUIf, June 3,
severe ST Of rain thunder and lightning occurred
a. Cheraw ; { Friday last, doing much damage 10
property The telegraph instrument in the Chersw Office
broken by the lightning and The working Of the wires
~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
SCIENCE AND GEOLOGY.


10 Ne EStOr u TIE " TSteuas ,...,.
vou, c,,roSpondent j. : Z. remarks that II Is 'he
;dm.pt of one of The most emipen men ana profound
scientific investigators Of this or fanny age that science
os NO ground for the belief that there is any end 70 ne
~nos,.rsi;op az CAUSES Now IS quite apparent that
.h. very profound EEL into very gross mistake sup
nong that the testimony of science ssgsnsi the deduction
s urinary or first cause Ii there is no end to the chain
g ses then necessarily follows that there no cause
Al all. II caused B. and caused G and are only
sacts oaused by C. Now II { was not caused II Is q
n',ss Of itself; H was caused, is sn effect also
ma we have no cause JET, and canno; ind cause ti
sss end one which was not caused cause which was
nsd i but am effect and II there no cause which WAS
not caused, there no such thing As re cause anu 'e
~. is made up OF effects without cause.
sn eject necessarily presupPoses cause; caused
i an effect therefore caused cause or an eject
S~s~ssssriiv presupposes an uncaused cause
admits cause and effect cause and effect neces
serily presupposes an uh'~"SeN N
admits an uncsuSed cause A.. ,,l ,,.hs so;.o.. -,
hyW . ~ cause and effect and make u deny az Ut
mate and anesustd cause quite STS s,s oS eSss5
thing As an eec, could exist ~ 'ns "oSeh0e o.
~" ; 1~ csnseis altogether inconcevSoe. pm,
primary '" Respectfully, yours FhiA"'
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no c0ReTSpOyDEyrs

No notice can Of Communications Whatever
ntenfd be authenticated By the and
address rernO. necezEzy Tor publication o1f
anfee Of hs good faith.
We esnnot undertake return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
ITALY.

Milan letters mention that the Austrian Commission OF
Inquiry now sitting has totally failed 20 establish any oVi-
denoe connecting the Lombard emigrants IN Sardinia with
the recent revolution
The Pope had gone TO Anzio.
Magnetic table moving is all the rage at Rome Tie
Pope and Jesuits Colleges have been experimenting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
The Bible Convention.

HAhIF UAU, Monday, june >, I6l1
The Bible Convention broke up in last night about
II O'Clock the Chairman announcing that they should
again before great while in other part Of New Eng
land None Of the various resolutions introduced
passed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
Cuse of Wright vs.. Hammer.

BALIIMOkE, Monday, June 3, lB5J
The Jury in the OF VIM & Wright Rev James
Hammer 10 the of the former bequeathng his prop
erty to charitable purposes unable agree and
sccordiI civ discharged They stood ten u favor Of
pronouncng the will Inv Aid and two in favor Of sustain
mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
&c Ihernktc nf 20. Orleaps.

NV -IA.IA.7- II-s : I@-|
Tie steamship Cherokee arnvea al 'hs pot toi.y'
bringing la.e. rom Havana % "a n.' There o.
utws O.. i0 FoT.4uct
lie ,tes ahip Staf q t'e sor.a l- nl' qoFt r '-F
IL IL.
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The City Government of Providence.

PROVIDENCE, Monday, June 6, 1858.
The City Government organized this afternoon.
Walter Daniorth was ia NJ tyor and delivered
an inaugural address. Nngate Hayes unanimously
elected President OF the Common Council and Albert q.
(IsrE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

Amended Charter in order TO drive such shameless
psDderers to crime from the Judicial bench Then they
1soreca
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arem11ork Daily Gribune.
TUESDAY. JUNE 7, 1853

70 Persors ntnr rbune lefs their residences pisoes
Wi riense thei sdd-es the Puacsion Oioe
80 10 q arsah the POsOee. He IA eeats sWsskpsJsbs