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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21
iflathinnp, 81.

NEW THING ENTIREIY.-fhe most sst0llsh
n ns performance heard ofBsTes FiTkos neg end tha
.nd smooth enough ,arnsh entirely BY machnery
r hcb We have received Gold ad Silver Medals and Dpo
takes the timber in the bolt saws ne save hollow tne
fetiy smooth tres the qualify Of timber joints them per
et name s'Gn sse a s s sa bo cuts The
he heed aud prepares the barrel for the hoop5
hat challenge the srd produce better barrel hkn ses
60 kcb We invite the particular al choose give
them Inspection We manufacture articles Of he barrel family
Al Of which e warranted hold the most SUBTLE liquids or b.
adapted the packing dry goods IT. fact ae Maehns ns
use imperfect article EXCEPT the defect exclusively IL the
shop E \. 2 directly the line Of he New
York Erie Railroad and Ae Elmirs and Nssara Fss Railroad
the operation of the Ma hines and test to their perfect
b 10 uei sVerSnS connected With tho work
Penon 1eros Of PURCHASING tie Right and Machines for any 10
.prlyns to Us through few OF
o Sq, 4DG. Of Shom VIZ NC doubt s So r p
desirable lcesens within theiI respective territories II COZ
pe. tina, has be invented for the
srsuets on, work be b csns on the Editors o.
wM TRAP Co, Pstontses sad PrO2irtOr'
Elnira Hew.York, March 10 1855
s-A Machine now On e1hi6don At the Ctystsl Pslsee
GAS IIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES
VI JAMES G. MOFFET.
No' 9 and l2l Prince st third block vest Of BIoadwY
leave call tie attention Of bis eacs and the public in general
ch iAi BRlcKHTs' fRNpAYrs MANTLE oRNA.
MENIs, ard MOVABLE READING PEDEsrALS,
vLifh be hes CT bend. suitable for
CLURCHES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS. STORES, HOTELS and
PRIVATE DWELLINGS,
which for design finish snd be surpassed by
house the United sstes In connection with his age
%S r: :If order. for Tpyius viii lscsy si;.aoa
A SHCROFT's STEAM GAUGES for Sale al 70
~ duced prices. with liberal discount 10 the trade
CHARLES W. COPELAND, General Agent, No O. Broadwsy
DURNING of STEAMER MONTAGUE! Ditto
I'D HENRY CLAY!. Duo REINDEER &c kc.il! All such
be prevented By having board GWYNNEs CEN
IHFUGAL PUMP One costing 80 will az harse three Streams
barrels per nnute distance OF 900 feet quite eqIs Ia
sult three IRE engines &c from Union Power
Conn any. L. s. No a Broadway, n. Y
HAVING NOTICED CLARK x BENTONs
IL PATENT MILL MACHINERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
parties selling Machinery embracing upright
stationary o!tHg By atmosphere internal excitement that ps;sot
cover that principle. See AOENT. No 3f3 Broadway
GTEAM ENGINE-Fifty-hOrse Power, for SALE.
~ cheap horizontal iron msds By Of The best city
with governors sc good running order complete Apply
to PERRY HANLEY Go. AtsrasE Agency No l6i MAIDEN
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TutIerp auo taroware.
CHAS s. LITTLE Nos. 80 and "a Fulton st. offers
~ for sale Cooper Tools Ia variety Of Albeon Hortons
C0Eger's BuTton's, and other nanufaetuIe.
Cooper Iron Riyets and Bras Hoops,
SO sets "copper" Truss Hoops
House and Ship CarpenterS fools
House and Ship builders Hardware &c
COOKING aud PAKLOR STOVES-A large as
~ Of good patterns very reduced By the
scriber WILLIAM CLARKE,
No Csrmine-st. doors above Blseeker.
30 &c 9Th sv- 5Goor shove 2othss
No lS3 6th-av, doors above ltast-
n. B.stoves repaired and put up at short notice.
WROUGHT IRON BEAMS, Of novel form aud
srsi rensth ASoEted IN the United states A'sy oe and
tucnza Co 81 50 inesl foot specified enghs
md ysted ready o Apply TO COOPER HEWITT, No II
Burlins 7lip, EeW-YoEk
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Ejonsre 10 tei.
HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE to LET
Or ss with oil the modern inPIove mens bat
room g 70 SO Yves. 27tht 6hv block from Brolt
DOOM T. LET-Witb Steam Power-One large
IA by 70 dshtsd Also several smaller Rooms sA
ss7 23.s Of tie best ccatioa ID tho city Apply 70
FERRIS TABER, corner Greenwich and Beaeh-ss
CTFAM POWER TO LET.-Lofts with or without
= Steam Power. Apply to CHARLES u sIAONsOS no III
LeWsst.
ITO LET-The new irst-class Store, with or with
Il o,i Lofts, NO. 30 Bowery. Apply 70 ,.,-,-,~
ITO LITTLE Chambers over the Tea Store No.
2 in the BOwey The buidns new and the C4sn5sr, o.
well calculated for Nnsr Dneisrfco
tyI used Yard and houses attached Ap-
ry underneath for There are IN tas upper
looms accommodations efficient for small family
ITO LET-TLe I'd story of the Store occupied By
~ dney lighted md desirable legation APPy on tn,
Nosey and no Barclay directly In Of Asor H11se
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S Cook and to wash and iron, or TO do the house
IA werk Of private family BY one and IS NIsc and sear
very ezpercd and have excellent city reference Call At No 4
6thav, In the hook store
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for the GcliSnrs.
HII pKFN'

EHlIlbFNs DEL light --ALLENs EDrs.
" ZION TABLES soar Clllrsn al rs.-h 49,, -
tssiu 'cr rruerT schools S5l vh3tss sel rs;,
ssrrcy, 10 81 BcsdTty flstJtce sni ths pil,s,.
soTts Afrlfs llicd " sell tkffa "a
b LOCKWOOD osasraa..
CONFECTIONERY ior the HOLIDAYS -
" Horofec Patron. h.ys IT, pleasure % asos "a,
rrfrsrtd with fen s'0ci Of r.ls tlssle - a. ~ -
ercomrise thr have sufrno-n..d .slrno1a;asis 49,
lstec vth imIrsitiias ice elsre.u u ire q -,
cccfo. have ia sain ara I'D ~ rtaiy u -.
haye hrteito undcs The rTotecfi0a Of sis. @
no'h - rIes1 Die bat 70 forget fi1nd ~ao have lssl y,
lCLf q ned - ia
Twert1 ytsrs ago ths season n. eotre os.-,.,
Of ny es,sbAnsot rArAsG l9sy hlg "a a. ,ct
of iselessirg totally iEGlrsat Of bushes. ~
sirious ~ % uaect the h0lsy dssn4, altAsasS
payi1E bigh iOr doing nohisf retaasr a. -
Srce neon. ntly done with sl.ar fesas Ths sir...s as
ne and h gave eucouagsmeut. tried % m.k.
lurusd yself woiuily bct / went ahsadi ~
He ~ no n the society 81 his friss1.
Trfsered by Bscehns expect after Is. i. .,Arsf
etec have gtslsd p-rrac- mNksl \,
sd d-ofd-re6 disetoa but VIA criak, OF ~, ~
s-rfed b. misfortune, wh-B the hat.rn. ~
svSy. sDd h. hnd hunse surrounded E-soss tread. -,
of he onc properties q th- crrrsht bv
r.rves nd The seus ,ruth hat -loss ,ritln - srs
Nv fTifn's honor abe friends ysur ier,, Sra W
Pmkpey. the PROMPT liberal ,rt eozsil,r rae Prs.s, ~
As,o Insurance Company; c Hoe 5sdsF; Is,,c -, -
who eli sfss.ed ia er-glts G,Ss ,S@
long vista % ytss 70 Allen P0l!oa ny se,usl.ssA
rai;cna Of Aud lang syne' O HODixIxsNs
Confcct.c5et No Isl frssr -
Bl lsve tbs year ropuh'saed tie MOTTO vlRsgs =
their appearance. yfars since etsS
faDiisn
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furnilure, Nt.
CHEAP IRON BEDsTEAD WAREROOM and
" SPRING MATTRESS aud BIDDING DEPOE-TAs best
place to healthy complete Spring da1reses sud Elastic
iaases IL the best u half the usual cost
Mafessss altered comfortable Sgrus beds - 70 ~ ~
feSsicsds al sizes - s5 Also the Patent stc Felt Beds
Iious Private dwellings hotels 40, fgrn shed promptly %
WsreIooHs ho SO Broadway, below Prince Call add
suife.
TALL IMPORTATIONS.-Ourt Dsmssks, Satin,
De Lsnss Lace aud Muslin caEtaias Wia&ow Shades &c
A'N' e q 81 'A'''''' wiSDow coRMcEs
emtns Ell The stsi designs The trade or 9ss de'5 s7-e
No. 40 Pesri . willaan Chatham
NRFAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
second door east Esext NewYork CHEAP UPE OLsrERY
rg respectfully invited to the Sze aud beaaifai a.sornea Of
Mattress, Pas Beds Gotta Sc al Of which lave been
u pcuonea for al 10 call ald examine the above stock psios
uakn theT purchases Goos the cits Brook
bn WlssssIsh free Of carriage od ssd. ed Mattresses
NJ. S53 Gr.nd4t. second door east Of E.s1st
KEYSERs HOUSE-WARAuNG FURNACES, for
IN all classes Of Houses the best quality Of heat
House Furnishing articles JOHN H. HETSER Co. S5 3rosdwsy
SCHOOL FURNITURE.-The subscriber invites
~ the stterion Of Committees Teachers sni ohsrs % hs IN
proves Desks ard Chairs also eeehrs Desks and ChA tables
DRAFT Boards Factory, No a Grovs-r where be q
.An'lV msnuf.ezrins the above srrisles R. rATcH
IRON BEDSTEADS-COMSTOC BROMLEY
Co Atlantic Foundry South BrOoklya manufacture every
regard 10 style material and workmanship
Sales Reon No. - LeonAzd<, NswYOrs, door ~es Of
Broadway
Hotel, Hospital frson Family eervanH and cniidrens bee
READS always hand Aso general Of Iron Furniture
% These Bsdtosts all other in point Of elssn
syeeedlsy durable portable eonvesisa oIser tsY
coMsrocK, BROMLEY Co.
No IS LeoaArdst-
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YNEACHlNG-A Student of Theology, who Is
graduate Of Massachusetts, College snd has Intervals
desires to spend two hours dsy
teSchrg either In school, private tuor
The beet Address TAEO STUDENT box No
Y. Office.
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Ghl in private family Chsmbs nsid and Waiter or to
take ofehdren ard pn sewing The best Of CITY reference
be given her last place. Call No s. West 9th - Can
kes zen Tor two DAYS
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hEUG CLERk.-SltuatlOn wanted by respectable
~ youug Non 10 Drug store well acquainted with the cy
t tutine AXE entire charge OF adrsCss
Med salary only expected until services could BE s2preed
ndouhted references given Address spp 10 D. W RICHARDS
M Pros dvvav
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CAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS.-GentleInen will do
IL they have client Loang 70 sin ls
IS cents per night Of Frankfort ana lsm
all nighL
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IA at &. MAsONS oEces No. IA Sixh-svenae and i5 Bow
CIV wanting Good treatment and reasonable
sihy expect TonsYeaIy subscription 80 cent? oheEwse,
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A TEACHER WANTED. quaaed by eiucation
A SSISTANT DOOK-KEEPER-Wa in al
DOOK-KEEPER WANTED. q An

~ BotkkCDer, who s willing TO accept situation for thr
months in ntiRtoTns city with prospect of
may sddreFs A. b. NewYoTS PosOee. The mott
ti.Ialle refer " b required
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mants.

4 s HoUsEKEEPER in private family. ana would
N make herself generally useful by respectable young Gil
with beet Of city reference. Call al No ls2 Madisons
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN with best Of city refer
IN ,nce vents situation cook wash aud iron Call az No
between 2sh aud 2hsts Can be seen for two days
good Cook, and to wash and iron IN private
IN family ty one Chnnbcrmaid and Water Waiter
the other Thee Cs yy experienced and have excel
lent city references Cal at No 726thGy IN The bookstore
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ghaneee for Business Hlen.

PARTNER WANTED-Tbat can command
"A eOfC to iBysst h manufacturing busi-
that fully tested ald wpsy Satisfactory
-.fererce s.en address H. box No al Tribune Ofice
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06
WAsHINGroN, Sept. 81

The President il whillng between
the " Hards," and 4" Soit,, ,'--but the
=" Hards" have the best OF it to-day with
him -bu, not v iih his Caplnet. They
are all soH, even J,ti.rso DaviJ, and
Gu'hrie. DAVIS has an excuse that he
is III the same position in Mississippi,
that John Van Buren is in, in New
York, but Guthrie has no such excuse
for lie came into the Cabinet a sound
man.
The axe is suspended over the heads
Of Bronson, and OConor,- but the
President as yet will no, permit the
Cabinet to strike. II he holds up a day
or two more, he will hold up iorever.-
but he, in the end, has got TO choose
between his Cabinet, or Bronson and
O'Conor. The Chief OF Customs can't
be permitted 10 he one way,-ans the
Cabinet another.
The rumors strengthen that Davis
will 20 hone, and try for the u. S.
Senate, and Guthrie 90 home, and
a,tel d TO business and money-maki ng
The contradictions Of the news
respecting the action Of England and
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

~ The steamship Washington ar
rived at New York Thursday alter.
noon we gather the following Items Of
news by herr
The London Tunes announces that
the Emperor OF Russia had rejected the
Turkish notifications. War Was cou.
sidercd inevitable.
Accounts state that the English and
French consus had lett Jassy, creating
great panic.
Gen. Luders was advancing with
fresh corps OF Russian troops upon Mol
davia.
The Gear was to proceed to Warsaw
ami was To meet the Emperor OF Aus.
trla a. O,mutz OH the 2Jd oi September
The troops of Omer Pacha on the
Lower Danube insist Oh fighting the
Russians, aud 1t Is feared that the Pacha
will not be able to subdue their ianaii.
cism in order 10 effect iurther uegoIia.
lone.
Tne lost Jewels Of tie Hungarian
crown have been found buried near Ore
chova.
There was an increased pressure In
the money market A panic vas exps.
rlenceu on the Stock Exchange. FuDds
and Foreign Slocks, however, eSper.
enced u sudden ana severe depreciation.
IL was feared that the | ank would raise
The rate OF interest To five per cent.
Consos opened OH Tuesday at 95 80 to
96, and closed al 80 to S6 30.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

The WHIG PLATFORM oF MARYLAND.
Richard |. Bowie, the 'Vhig candidate
for Cove rnoI OF Maryland, in his letter
accepting The nomination, makes use Of
the following language In reference to
the party oil which he is the can.
dldate
Commerce mus, have It's harbors, and
cities their Qualifications. An exposed
scaboard must be secured against sudden
invasion by great maritime powers
The Pacific States and Territories, the
Eldorado," Of the Union. won by ''lhe
common effort. common blood and
common treasure OF the States" must
be linked by " hooks Of steel" to the
valley of the Mississippi and the AtIanri"
border. The public faith, plighied in
treaties, or otherwise. must be prcserv-
ed. The compromise must be main.
tained. What political party can so
consistently execute these great obliga-
Clay and Webster were disciples ard
exponents.
The people, however they change
t!.eir servants. will not change their
work. These national tasks, the open
ing OF rivers, the fortficaliun of ci les
and harbors the construction Of great
military and commercial highways the
preserva'ion OF the plighied faith OF the
Sla'es TO each other, and The United
States to all nations in amity with
them. are the appointed means (under
Provi1ence) ot national greatness,
yet unknown and these i, is the glory
Of the Whig party to have inaugurated
or adopted and under i,s auspices, il
not in is name. they should be consum-
ated. In the limited sphere OF public
duty, which have recently lett, my
best exertions were earnestly devoted TO
the Accomplishment: Of these ends, con-
vinced that in their consummation the
greatest happiness OF the greatest
number would be effected.
As corollarles OF these principles, in
State affairs | advocate the rigid
observance o the public faith, in all the
pledges the development to their
utmost extent oil the intellectual and
moral resources Of the people, as well
as their mineral, mechanical, and ag-
ricultural the exercise OF preventive,
rather than vindcllve, penal leglsla-
ton; the gradual and progressive
adaptation OF our laws TO the changes
in the normal condition OF the people
'nd every thing 10 reconcile law with
liberty and liberty with law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

.TfG. .. r. James, Esq. the Br,ish
Consul at Norfolk, seems 10 have excl.
ted the petty spite OF come lawless per
cons, who have recently made five at.
tempts TO fire his premises IN that town.
The last attempt was made on Friday
morning last, when the torch OF the in.
cendiary was applied TO "a wooden
III
building adjoining his residence but the
promp; arrival of the fremen prevented
any serious damage.
THs Yellow FrvER AT the SourH.
New Orleans papers have further At
counts of the prevalence Of fever on tho
Gulf Coast, AM at towns, plantations
&c along the river. The sixth child
Of Capt, Smith, y. S. Engineer, and
the last OF the family, had died. A let
ter from Pensacola, dated the l2th, men.
lions the continued fatality Of the epid--
emic there.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

GETTING ruE WORST OrIr.-The Ed
itor oI The Brookiyn Morning Jownai,
the other day, in report of the doines
before the Police, crlici ised ,he conduct
Of the Justice rather severely, for which
the said Justice commenced libe! suil
against the Editor OF the Journal. This
inclted IN Editor into an examination
OF The Justices conduct generally, and
he Is making his report in daily install
ments. Judging from the first,wc should
think the justice would have made mo-
ney ii he had not commenced his suit
His house has several bad wiudo ws.and
the editors erones are breaking them
and letting the air through TO some pur.
pose.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

France on the Ingraham business,
uttered in some quarters, is without
weight-Wha, you have published is
correct,-and the contradictions are bur
qnlhhles on the word p'oie,', &c
Perhaps too. the State Department here
may desire 10 conceal the fact, OF which
no record is made, because Mr.. Cramp.
ton and Mr. Sartge have spoken, not
written. Again, the articles in the
" London T ines" and in the Paris
" CONSTITUTIONAL" confirm The probabili-
ty OF your article for both OF these
Journals on this subject speak the
sentiments OF their Governments.
The Richmond Inquirer you see, the
cid and powerful organ Of the Virginia
Democracy, takes the part Of the
" Hards. N Y. Erpress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

A Convention consisting Of tie follow
ing named gentlemen, Messrs. HenryJ.
Hudson, Pardon w. Stevens, James "a.
Topham, William ID. Lake, Benjamin
Easton, George Burroughs, James
Hors swell, Edward T. Allan, Thomas
Copgeshall, Robinson P. GarGder, Hen
ry N. Ward, Julius Sayer, was holden
OH Wednesday evening, Sept. 2s,h, at
the City Hall.
William d. Lake, Esq. was chosen
Chairman, and Julius Sayer Secrela-
ry.
William II Cranston, Esq. was unan.
imousIy nominated by ballot, as the can
didate of the WhIg'party Tor Mayor, At
the election to be holden in this city, on
the 4rh OF October next
The following preamble and resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted, alter
having received the acceptance Of MIR.
Crans,on ,hroo9h Il committee appoint
ed 10 wait upon hun for that pur-
pose
Whereas, AT meeting Of the Alder
men holden on The 18th inst, It was vo-
ted to recommend, and was afterwards
recommended, /, the electors OF this city
to assemble in the different Ward
rooms on The evening OF the 2lst inst.and
select delegates to meet in Convention
on the 2Sih Inst., to nominate candi-
date Tor the Mayoral,y OF this city snt
whereas, agreeabIy 10 said recommen-
da,irn, the electors having met at their
various Ward rooms at the appointed
time, and elected delegates TO attend the
proposed Con, ention, and whereas The
SAID Delegates in Convention having
assembled, they unanimously
Resoire, That We cheeriully recon-
mend TO the electors the name Of VIII
liam II. Cranston. Esq. as the Whig
candidate tor the Mayo atty OF this city.
confident that no gentleman in tho
community could be sele:ted who, in
point Of tact and ability, and thorough
knowledge OF the many reforms 10 be
effected by the change Of government, 10
better calculated 10 perform the various
duties incumbent upon the station Of
Mayor.
The Committee then adjourned, sine
die.
WILLIAM D. LAKE. Chairman.
JULIUS SAVER. Secretary.
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B0sToN. Sept. %.

'eiuN' 'cP'' CO.
The mail boat Osprey arrived at
Halifax from Bermuda, brings papers
to the 18Th INST. The yellow fever had
appeared at ST, Georges and air aGy
carried Il numbers Of the inhabitants
Up 10 the 9 h inst, there had died one
officer Lieu, " oodf,rd, nine men,
four omen, and two children. belong
ing to the 56th Regiment and lo6 others
were .ick
Out OF 2O5 convicts only 25 had
escaped the epidemic so mad died.
The following gentlemen had also
died john NJ. ll,wden. recently
apr oin,ed American Consul G. orge
liouLhipn. Clerk Of Works IN the
Roy II Eng neer Department and II
A. Taepp, oi the Ordinance Depart
meat.
ln aII 81 persors had iaIlen victims.
AMI two fiths oi the sappers were in
the Hospital.
The lhie-t accnuNis state that the
lever was spre ding.
L,rgR YAr.-The brig Tornado,
Col siyued 10 Nessrs Bel g. Hunt,
arrived at thIs porI yesterday. with
dates from ST. George to the 18th inst.
We learn that the yellow fever was
spreading there, and becoming more
fatal. Among the victims the
Governor Of the Island. Ireland Island
continued healthy - Bai'imO,e Sun.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

PRocEsslos CARRIAGES. The munich
pal council OF Paris has voted an appIo
priation of s5s 600, for the construction
Of carriages OF parade, ior the convey
ance ol the public bodies OF the city in
professions, on ieie days, &c. This 10
IA return to an ancient practice. 1t ori-
g,nated under Napoleon let, survived
during the restoration, and during 10
years oil LOUIS PhilIIppes reign. The
carriages were sold by auction in 1912.
The enormous sun voted seems TO hint
al some approaching solemniiy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

Mrs. Hastings, the widow OF Warren
Hastings the notorious Governor-Gen-
eral Of India, having died recently,
sale the furniture, books aud pictures
belonging to their seat, has just taken
place. Among the articles disposed Of
was collection, in l3 volumes, ,ol all The
evidence against Warren Hastings,
which brough, eighteen guineas; and II
portrait Of Hastings, by Lawrence.
which .oId for ilty.three guiness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

The 81. Lonis IDteIigercer states
that there have been no lives lost on
the Mississippi aud its tributaries; by
st amboat disasters, since the first of
January, when the steamboat law went
into effect IN come OF lis important pro.
visions whereas, during the same Pc
riod IN 1852. more than 500 lives were
destroyed III that manner. 1t attributes
the change 10 new feeling Of respon-
sibllity on the part Of steamboat mana
gers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

WARRINGTON IrEMs. A Cabine.
session OF five hours was held yester-
day, in which Secretary Marcy's paper
on the kosta case was discussed This
paper, il is said, is very strong and de-
cisive, and will not be published for
several days. 1t asserts Kosta's right
TO. protection, and justifies Capt. In
graham's summary proceedings, as ne
cessary TO repel an act al war by the
Austrian Captain. 1t proves the amino
rerertsndf by the fact that Kos,a was
awaiting al SMYRNA vessel IN which
to re-embark Tor New York.
The Bronson aud O'Conner letters
have created profound sensation a,
the Capitol. Que despatch says:
"A necessity Tor war TO the knie,
against the Hard bo.ters, eeems i'm
pressing itself ubcn TIE Pr-sden, and
il Bronson and O'Connor fail 10 surren-
der at discretion, to Secretary Guthrie,
1t is now almost certain they will be re-
moved
Another despatch says:
There is no reason 10 believe the
Cabinet unit ~ favor Vi turning both
out, aud appointing ex-Mayor Have
meyer Collector, aud Lorenz b. Shep-
herd District Attorney
NJ. de Sartiges waited on the SecIe-
tary OF State OH Thursday last, but did
not join in the protest Of tho other pow
ers nor did MIR. Champion. The Kos.
Ia Gaze was, however, the subject Of
conference.
Secretary Marcy is announced
to leave Washington Tor Albany TO-
day.
The Union publishes che Bronson
and O'Connor letters, with severe com
ments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

GlvE HiMA StoHr.-An idle gentle.
man in Philadelphia thus appeals to the
frleijs of vir ue -
Wanted-Immedia'eIy-By one who
10 constiiulionaily opposed TO stealing,
and too much Of an American TO beg
either oi'the following situations. Editor,
Reporter, Steamboat Captain, CoDduc
tor, "Pica Setter" Clerkship, Sales
man, or Travelling Agency rather
than be idle, woald have no consclen
tious scruples Of taking charge o. a.
small congregation, upon American
principles. Apply TO
Capt =. ID. May Erening Argus Office