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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Democracy has been defined, upon emf
nent Massachusetts authority as " the supre-
macy of Man over his accidents def
nitionwe heartily accept, with the proyso that
drunkenness, rOwdyism. lOaing ard crime be
not regarded as accidents but as positive de-
merits. But Massachusetts, Democracy now
repudiates its own definition, and insists that
political power shall be given or withheld as the
voter shall happen to inhabit populOus or
thinly inhabited town-that a voter living in
some petty town like Hull shall have quadru-
pie the power in the House of Representa-
tives that just such voter viii have if living
and voting in Springfield, Salem or Lowell. In
other words, Massachusetts Democracy'
proposes not only to retain bur aggravate the
Rotten Borough principle now Embedded in her
Constitution, whereby Political Power is made
dependant on rocks or acres rather than on
Men.
Hitherto the essential injustice of this Old
Sarum principle has been somewhat mitgated
or cOunterbalanced by the General Ticket
mode of choosing Town Representatives. Ten
Thousand voters in Boston choose fewer Mem
bers than Five Thousand scattered through fifty
small towns but they have been all Of one par
", pulled together and so welded q greater
influence than like number chosen by small
towns The Massachusetts Democracy pro-
pose TO modify this by districting the populous
touns--ss is very right-and at the same time
increasing the representative power of the
small towns, which would be fragrant injustice
We trust Massachusetts will prove more
Democratic than her recreant Democracy, by
inexorably districting the State throughout as
well for Representatives as for Senators, and
making the several Districts as nearly equal in
population as is practicable. Such is the sys-
TEN of New-York. New-J Jersey. Wisconsin, and
most other Free States which have recently
reformed their constitutions it is the system
indicated by Justice and by genuine Democ.
racy. Once adopted, railways sbdes, because
there can be nothing more equal. True Dem
ocrats of Massachusetts see that your Mem
bers are everywhere explicitly pledged 10 il
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ulunition, az they VII have to rely on hunting
for fresh meat for themselves, and food for
their dogs. during the whole time Of their stay
in tieh Northern attitudes. The supply Of
food taken Gus viii consist Of Borden's Meat
Biscuit, and pelnmican. The Navy Department
has ordered Dr. Kane TO receive on board any
articles Of diet that victualers or others may
desire to send for trial, and on bis return 70
report the result Of the experiment made With
each article.
DR. Kane has also been directed By the De-
psrment to prepare detailed report Of the
scientific observations and results of the ex-
petition for publication BY the Government
on his return. Among the great subjects 70
which LIS attention is particularly directed by
his orders is the distribution Of magnetism. and
the question Of the existence and extent Of en-
open sea about the pole.
We must here once more express our pro-
found regret that Dr. KANE has not steam
propeller at bis command for the purposes Of
this expedition. If ever a savan, and brave
adventurer deserved every aid and every f.
cility here is the case. His plan of search is
az original az it is brilliant It is the result of
science and study at once profound, penetrat-
ing, and comprehensive; It's energetic and ad-
mirable mind has succeeded in providing the
means Of taking with him a complete and well
equipped scientific corps; his comrades are
men Of force and character; a noble and
manly enthusiasm VII inspire the expedition
from It's Commander to the last man OF its
crew; and how much it is TO be regretted that
they will not have the advantage Of steam to
hurry them forward at the earliest possible
day to the scene Of their arduous and noble Ia
bors. But il is frutless to utter our regret !;
it will not create propellers; and we have
no hope that Congress viii dc anything so good
as to set one apart for this service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
DIR. KANE,s ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

We learn with great pleasure that the or.
ganization Of DR.. KANE's expedition is now
nearly complete and that is may be expected
to sail by the middle of April. In addition
to the brig Advance, the expedition viii carry
cut smaller vessel in frame ready 20 be put
together when necessary. Il takes also 1--WE
whde-boats, two boats made of cedar, by Mr..
Fish, Of this city, and four guttap ercha boats
which can also be used as sledges. On the
upper coast of Greenland, Is dogs vii also be
added to the party. The scientific corps
win consist OF three gentlemen, beside Or.
Kane himself, who viii not only discharge the
duties of Commander Of the expedition, but
viii also share in us scientific observations and
labors. There will be an astr,n0mer, who viii
cooperate with DR.. X. in all matters relating
TO general physics, zoologis5 who vii pay
particular attention to the observation of the
rsdis'a and lower orders Of marine life, the
products Of the dredge being especially cared
Tor; ane general draughtsman. The expedition
takes cut transit instrument, and viii il is
hoped be able to establish 4 permanent 06serva-
tony at the head Of Smiths Sound during the
whole tine thar the Advance reinsins in that re-
eion. The saiiiug officers will be Messrs Brooks,
NeGesry, John Ward Wilson. and Amos Bon
saii' all volunteers. Mr. Brooks was the boat
swain OF the former expedition. Mr.. McGesTy
lSs oesn IN BAffin's Bs! on whaling expeditions,
hss been wrecked there and knows the coast
thoroughly Messrs Wilson and BoosA.l are sail.
ors by taste and habit, bat g-stlemen Of position
and fortune, who go out from love ef a5ssn.
ture. The crew consist of eSsren picked mep.
stslxaIt fellows from Maine Each man has o,..
OF Msrs,On's rifles With due supply Of an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feo. - IN
The Caloric ship Ericsson arrived at Als1.
sndriA yesterday afternoon. from the mouth Of the
Potomac. where she mad laid At anchor for n hour
during the late snow and thick weather.
Capt. LOwbcr weighed anchor st 9l O'Clock LA,
Wednesday morning At Sandy Hook. and in pursuance
Of Instructions stood TO the eastward in the face II
strong gale and heavy He kept his course for 80
miles. when the wind SHIFTED TO the north west la
then stood in shore sgsn, In the face Of the gale
During these two gales the ship stood the bobby
and though she pi;chcdher bowsprt under water viii
her lee guard immersed her engines performed with
tie utmost regularity, the wheels making 81 turns a
minute with entire uniformity Not the slightest mo
ton was perccptibe in the framework and bracins d
the engines After the ship ard the engines thss
fully tested, Capt Lowber shaped his course for tie
Chesapeake and in going up the bay against gale rOu
the NNE. encountered heavy snow storm On A.
preaching the mouth OF the Potomac. the weather BE-
cSme so thick that the pilot declined 10 60 further l
the ship came to anchor at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing
The engines had then been in operation for seventy
three hours without being stopped for moment or r
curing the slightest adjustment only one hremsn hsv.
ing been on duty at a time during the whole trip The
consumption of fuel was under i've tuns In the twenty
four hours.
Capt. Sands, of the L. s. Navy, who board to
witness the performance is delighted with the result
and says that he would willingly go to Australia in her
Thus the great principle OF the motor u de-
mons,rafed reality
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The Steamship Albatros brought Califor'
mia letter mail for New York, in charge of j. c. Far
nun the associate of Col Ramsay in the new mail
contract vii Vera Cruz and Acapulco
Mr.. Far1um states that the time occupied
on the present occasion between san Francisco and
New Orleans-ls days-will very soon be shortened
several isys
Mr.. Albert Speyer, Bearer of Dispatches,
from The city of Mexico to this Government cane pas.
scpger by the Albstrose aad leaves here for Washing
ton tonight
Among the passengers were also Mr.. Me-
Rae la,e Superintendent Of the Mexican Telegraph,
and The Maretzek Opera Troupe, stcfanone, salv,
Msrni sc, all Of whom together with Mr. Farnum,
the Special Mail Agent go to NewYork in the Alba
tross Tuesday.
The Maretzek Opera Troupe were offered
5000 to remain and gyetwo performances in this city
but they declined
We gather some few additional items from
the California papers--smong them the gratifying
ac that the mining intelligence is of highly favorable
character.
The Census returns show the present pOpula
ton of the State of California TO be PA 100
The total amount collected at che recent cleo
ton toward the Washington Monument fund g. $40
From Oregon the news is wholly unimportant
Honolulu dates 10 the LIST January had reached
san francisco, but the news was of no moment
The Cortez, with two hundred passengers,
and the Pacific with i've hundred and eighty passengers
were at Acapulco on the 9th, bound down.
Adyices from Hong Kong had been received
al san Francisco to the llth OF Dec by the clipper
bark Pathfinder. Great excitement prevailed there
respecting alleged rac by the English in Coolies for
the Wet Indies. The Pathfinder brought no political
news Of importance.
The steamer Newt Orleans goes to Australia
The express from Acapulco to Vera Cruz
came through in .. days
The news was brought from San Francisco
TO Vera Cruz in q days The AIbatross had fifty pas
seDger. and TUT freight.
The Flying Dutchman, Hubbard, from New.
York (Ocf.lD ard the Senator from York. (sept
10 arrived az San francisco on the 9Th Of January
and the J. J. Cobb, Crowen, from New York, on
tie 18th.
SAN FRANCISCO Markets
IEsfe De- very h'te DON Flour round l0t II bsrrs-
20 bsd teen cold materially below s20
IoiATcts we've OF moderate sale A from &C. o &C. Der H.
fohA y a. mn a. advance rates ssy siJ 70 80 Hams
covered 20. 20 DC. per H.
LARD vas active and firm Al &c pei b.
bacon nbDed r. tcE ID clear Soc. per TO-
bsEF-sales " Mess were a. slG 81 yer half Dbl
brrrER sc. to0c. perlb.
LC'.BEE-sll 10 per thousand
FgisTs-Cou ElO1 e. end &C. nsdirrn &c. ana ilc fine
Re Eighihs-9o, T. and lJc III slils H. lie.
CLOTHs AsD CAssI1lzkEs-fIity per cent, advance
LADIES NEsE; desrnbles IN detlaud
tLCTBINC twenty I'VE and tllrst rer cent a1yauce
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From Wushiugton.

Warrington. Tuesday, zen ~ 1879
General Pierce kept his room the entire
day. declining company not admitting even me
Mayor. In the afternoon Mr.. Marcy was coseted with
him for a considerable time
Various Volunteer Companies OF the city pa
ruded the streets with stirring music In commemoratou
OF the day and on passing Wizards saluted the Presi
dest elect but be did not appear.
An unfortunate sequel 10 the late affair be-
tween Postmaster. General Hubbard and Hon Geo.
Briggs occurred az the Capitol today The parties met
in a dark passage nepr the House Library. Hubbard
grssped Briggs hand, exclaming. How you,
Briggs = Briggs shook hsuds, but in II moment dis
covered his mistake, and following Hubbard. met him
i'm the ante room leading from the House 10 the Ronda
and said have Just shaken hands with you; wish 10
retroct that act OF poltenoss You have nsulted mo
and have publicly called you gentleman" Hub.
bard answered, "Just you please. You beneath
my notice" Briggs with his left hani Immediately
slapped iubbards right cheek saying, "Wll you make
resstancer and none being offered, Briggs conrn-
ued: 81 have said that you are no honorable man In
public. have slapped your face. Don't you re-.
sent itP Hubbard replied. Strike away Briggs;
strike away; chant strike back for you are beneah
my contempt" Briggs then struck him ON the left AIDE
OF his head with bic right hand and repeated the blow
once or twice.
The bystanders nterfered before any serious injury
effected
il Is said that Mr. Hubbard intends 10 institute legal
proceedings against BTiggs
Ephraim Gilman, Assistant DrauChtsman of
the Land Office, formerly OF New amp- shire suddly fell
dead IN the street this morning. supposed from disease
of the henrt
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IMPORTANT FROM MEYfcO.

Gen. Craga and Col! Robes had arrived
in the City Of Mexico. President Cevsos no, being
able 10 agree with them, had resigned.
Gen. Uraga and the garrison Of Mexico i'm
inedstely pronounced in favor Of san.a Anna, and his
recall wss ordered.
Gen. Lon6ardine is made Presiden, ad IN.
term.
Some OF the pat5Fs, however, express tie
'yi1sn iha; Gen Ursgs ara the garrison are insincere
IN racsil.ng saHtaArna.
Gen. Anastasis Bustamento, three times
President Of the Republic OF Mexico died recently st
his.esideHce hear Querearo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

Y A journal published in this City' IN the
Italian language, and called the EeA0 q hafy'
takes occasion to reproduce certain covert or
omen cslumnies and false aspersions upon MAJ
ziui. the patriot and statesman OF Italy and
the object of a warmer affection on the part OF
all Italian republicans than any other man
alive. We notice the fact not TO reply to any
such statements contained in the Eco fhal'd'
but to warn all persons who would not willing
" contribute to the propagation of such Sian
dr. and treachery, against further allowing
their charitable feelings TO be misled into con-
trbutions or loans for the support of that pub
ucstion. In every point of view, it is unwor-
thy of the slightest confidence or respect.
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Further as TO the Tehpaa,epec Roa,e.

M" phLhANS' f.oo1@y. Fco' q. lssi
The term of the grant Of the Tehuaate,.s
Route to Col sOo IS for 50 years Che rod 70 be q,
ished within years. with the exclusive uav,as.
ofthe Huasacuo River.
TIE Government Is 70 receive $50 0c As los,--
$4,000 has been already paid ami bears interss q,
re. cent The whole to be ultimately repaid ca. u
Part Of the 20per eent on the net prnss scerns 70 Ii
Government
General Moray villamel and Bonifses Gaierez ha,,
been appointed Commissioners to dslver the road IA
Col Soo ard we're to leave Mexico Or thai purpose %
the l2fh inst
Bouiface Csnto hiss been appointed Commissioner to
trest with Judge Conkling shout the neutrality Of the
road and the protection OF the Government
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Sa,aap Te'cgraps QSoc. corner Of Braorcr ard B'Ir
washington Items.
,ich 70 The n. Y. Tribune:

Sptcial hsn1ich o The Y 7. ITfoune'
WASHINGTON, Tuesday Feb -, ls53
A DISTINGUISHED Democrat declares that
Gen Pierce has said that he agrees with Gen Jackson
In the opinion that the sentiments OF the Cabinet have
no binding force upon the Executive The Consttu'
ticn recognizes such embarrassment in the way
Of the Chief Magistrate Each Secretary has the con
trol Of his own Department, and nothing more
The Ericsson has performed admirably.
The affair of Hubbard and Briggs is greatly
depiored here.
The Pacific Railroad bin is eAectually
killed. GUS
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Gen. Pierce mt Washington.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Feb. y, lsS.
Mr. Guthrie, Judge Douglas and Secretary
Everett have been closeed with Gen. Pierce sometime
this morning.
There have been numerous callers at vii.
ard's, but none have been received by Gen Pierce.
except few personal friends.
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Mrs. Frankiin Pierce, dc.

bosros, TUESDAY. Feo. -, 1888.
Mrs. Pierce vii leave here Oh Friday morn
Mg y he Ne" haven route TO JOIN Ger husband in
Ufshin.tsb
Tie carriage and span of horses 70 be pre-
'enteo % General Pierce will leave here tomorrow
's Ne" Haven for New ofS-toe Railroad Company
s'v.Ig taem Tree u7a.porr
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The Liquor Law In Rhode-Isiand.

o. PhOYfDENcK, siay, Feb. y, lsJj
The House have concluded the confederation
Of the Liquor Law, concurriDg In al the amendments
when were passed by test votes, in the Senate The
Moose amendments viii be concurrcd In by the senate
HE bill goes 70 the people the question of repeal at
the April election
The Anniversary of Washngton's Birthday
has been appropriately observed here
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XyXIlD CONGRESS .srca7D SESSION..

SEAAIE. WAsuisGroS FEB. p, l3'3
Tie CHAR laid before tbe Senate several
eXeculvo communication
sc'e. a. reutI IL were presented
Ar HELLEB introduced q li lyr the settle
neLt u the accounts Of re iss Coesyr of CiofnA.
Mr SUsSzR Introduced bill providing Tor
rcePrceti iLtcTnai..Lsl yrobatosy .ctteTs ie.enrd
Ar. GwB SAID that WHEN the Army ApPro
Ifiaiion oil vas taken up he would move 20 AID -
ne Substitute moved iy Mr. Brod1ead 70 tie Poetic An
road ou providing ior survey aud eypJra'ion o. shs
ectLuy. AZ th4t senator Lsd c0n,rbuSi grraty 20
AahIg tne Railroad BID. h. would not object - Us
tGVTn) toxin iis thunder
Mr HCsrER H.oYed 20 lake up tie Amy APP
FrsIyistioL bill
Dir. HAMLs urged taking up the bill Tor the
RIDE 81 Ia iHs8setI iaesLe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

10 Nom EyIDENCE of the great efficacy Of
Or HooFtANp's celebrated GERMAN BIrTERs, prcpaFel
hy d. lAoNsoS, No ~ Agch-st. fhilsaelphia-
CsRNALIVS CRoNlN, Duthorc, sullivan Co. Pa May H.
1872 SAD "loug German bitleH hes given general salts
tscicr and find It Is a m,icue that can rvS1m aend
with c0utdencV"
ISAAc GRRHAKr, Sehns Grove, Pa, Msrch T. lsR sad
a. sef that your German BtlcTs not IKE osl psi.
nr nes-the 6Ist ilt best The bet % becomes
krown te woie ready sac q npds u has gtosned al
extrscI aiuAiy cure 81 Dispersal n lowu."
For sac wholesale ID \cw-NoIk BY i. \ D SANDS,
corner Fulton aud William sts; Havand, heess y Co,
No 81 Msiaen-lane Reiai BY c. H. Rms corner Brood
way snd John-st, Or. pco te, No ltl CT llds'' Mrs
M HAYES BsooklyA, and IS respectable dealers every
where
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Railroad Accident-The strike In Baltimore
MIR. lIeaRhcr,n LECTURE

bALrlhoRE, Tuesday, Feb - 1888
AlocomOtiye, baggage, and one passenger ear
OF the evening train from Washington ran down an e-
b"Smeut near the Relay House Some of the passen.
gers were slightly bruised, but none seriously
HE strikers had another meeting his after
noon, 10th employers and employees standing frn,.
tour Of The lnTgest esiablIshmenti-De nmeaI- WI.
mans Reeders and Murray and Hazehurst's are still
lying idle while nearly all the other csta bshments are
paying full prices.
Mr. Meagher's Lecture, tonight, was attend.
ed by nearly seven thousand persons.
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BOSTON, Tuesday, Feb. 2? ls5l
Five or Six hundred people from all parts of
New England gathered at the Central Hotel corner Of
Cause"ey and Csnals,s., this morning. " draw prizes
tie NewEDgand Joint stock Arr Unl0n Leyee Associa
non There purYorted 70 be 10 900 tickets with prizes
81 rom 1900 TO so. When the drawing commenced
the police made descent upon the crowd and scattered
them IN all directions. Asa and Hiram Psttee the
keepeT OF the house, were arrested taken before The
Police Court and held to bail in $1,000 each 10 take
their triai
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1Iurdercrs Convicted.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Feb. 90 lag
The trial OF COpie and Emmos for the murder
VI Christopher SoohBn bas Just terminated Ia verdict
OF murder IN thehrst degree against both prisoners
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NETWORK TRBUN =.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, FEB %, laaa
For Europe.

The mex; number Of TIE Trbsae for Euro
pan CircsJatiOa all be Issued THIS MORN
NC q. nine O'Clock Il viii conan al ne Latest News
% 70 the tire Of going pres. sinzie copies in
WRAPPER rcady for milling can be hd q the desk
Price Six Cent?. Toe Niagara sails IRON tais p1Tt To
psy a. p oclocE
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The Alabama az savannah.

SAVANNAH, TneadiY. FeD. Y ir.3
Inc steamship Alabama, Capt. Ludlow from
New York, arrived at her wharf thi4 city early 'hs
CIuesdsy) morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

SPRISe ASNoUScENESr.-KSox 4 J,srs
will isspe their rev style Of Geptemerfs Hats On Tar.
say psrars. Feb. a. fr,ce Eour POLAR 4 sos.e aAsoa
oi skll experience and taste hss PCGced a. Uce for thu
present sesscn thai the world q SSon east "a % ia-
Tress with is approval Scr chAsfe ana eekSR, IN liz
conception. aud IN the highest decree cretshe evi
denes u tho Espid advancement have made IA
Actnrc q tie hs- KNOX JANss JUDGED ~ tass pro-
oacson have ae sbshty AaS the VII AID esTssaly dee
tined heconae lesng hatcrs rAeir Ssiesroc . N
Captain Desreets Hotel corner OF Spssns-s, aaa
Rroa.NAy. directly orpNste The CelAr.cxr How
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uriors master to take tie industrousworkeTS
wife and Children. sid lash them corrupt
them. or eel them to the highest bidder, We beg
you rot TO spare the lash. We may f'oth, Ana
pave. and threaten. but the exhibition OF our
,ips viii certainly do Us good. Lay on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

~ CARE Il HICKS, StatiOners, having re.
moved 10 No 80 Nassaust woud respectfully call the At
tenion Of then friends and the public generally 70 their
assortment, Of Blank Books Paper aud Stationery articles
Of which they keep hand complete end well selected
stock BIZ Heads Cards Circulars Checks, &c, Ltho-
rsphod Printed To order Blank Books Ruled and Bound
10 any pattern required.
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Local AFrAIRs.-The features Of yesterday
were the celebration Of Washngton's birth
day, the Broadway Railroad Injunction case,
and the Lecture OF Rev. Theodore Parker,
all Of which are fully detailed in our columns.
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New-Jersey Legislature.

IRENroN, Tnrsday, Feb- %, I7I2.
The prohibitOry liquor law, similar to that Of
The Airline Railroad bill, after being
amended TO dssatisfy s friends was ordered 10
third reading this afternoon t will also come up Tor
hBal action tomorrow
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DE-. MLAxn's vksnmres-This g, ehrated

reuey is universally seAtoN lrdxsd the hest medicine
ever ds oNelvd hE expeus fscm the body
The following Is ent enc st a. aasAs OF vo.aat.ry
hses'es That have been testimony 81 as seaSy.
GtlEAp, Obio, Nsr,h Il 1881.
MESsSS hinS Col take grrat pleasure in in!sr,
ing ycp hss have Usgd lcsile of Norm
Specific with decidedly gooG esecL nd woaf e a h,ys
come Of l.. could sell sny ouantitv hes II Va,
send II o. VIII sell uwithen aay ehsrrs a. ~, ~
as there bat tew physsciSuS n GroscS W scNSrS
Tbs invaluable medciue Dc lad ia Xes.yn,S
wholesale ana retail, bv [. Y. CiICksNEx Co ya n
BArrsy 81 and BoyD PAvt, Ne, ~ CosrtlanStsl SD
also BY al the prlpciI0l Drag stS
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The Marion nj Charlesf0n.

CHAaLEsrON, Monday, FEB. 2I FOB
The United States steamship Marion Capt.
y Berry, arrived az her whsrf here at O'Clock ibis
tNondey) evening
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FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA, &c
BY THE ALBATRosS.

NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, Feb 2l. 1853.
The Albatross left Vera Cruz at 10 o'clock
On the 18th and the Tennessee arrived in Acapulco on
the OH in days and 10 hours from San Francisco.
She had 30 passengers and s2430O00 on board, con
sirred as follows: