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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27

How TO kEEP IN OSFICE.-A whig postmaster in
this State being extremely anxious TO retain his
Office, addressed letter to the department asking
what strings he should pull 70 retain it, The follow
ing letter was sent in reply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27

Inc totaI value Tor nineteen years has been s92 ;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
OREGON.

Our dates from Oregon to March 49, two weeks later
The health of Portland good. The alarm createdbythe
rerort of small pox prevailing has subsidized.
SuoALvATFR BAY.-Ihe Oreg0RtdR IS informed mat
obout forty claims has been taken this Spring IN the neigh
horbood Of Shoawaer Bay; awm running and three
in nrocess of erection Five vessels have loaded al that
1 this season with lumber and oysters The harbor is
and easy of access The land for agricultural purposes
i canal TO any in Northern Oregon.
F.RNIxG-We are informed by persons from up the
ev that the farmers there have been busy engaged
few weeks past in preparing the soil for and getting IN their
and that much larger number of acres Will be cu
this season than has been at any previous one fer
sons who have formerly very little or no wheat Will
this year have 20 or 80 acres loIesJmhan.
ciallv those who have claims Trade at JacksOnVle du
Stock of goods on hand large prices remaining about the
same as at last advices Inc weather rearAaoy ne
Large parties out prospecting. .... A., A.;
The item of intelligence OF particular interest the as
oerv of practical wagon road from the valley 10 the
harbor of Paragon Bay. ,,.o-... &. .,,o
II had been raining very hard throughout Oregon for the
t nrevious TO the departure of the Columbia but at
last accounts had cleared off finely.
The water is pretty low in the Willamette for this season
Tbe democrats were still holding primary elections
throughout the different counties, for Delegates 10 aer
rtora Convention nominate Delegate 10 CngreS me
Convention will meet at Salem on the second honu"y III
April -, -.:,,. or,oro ,bo Indians down
The question of establishing State Government IS
The brig Potomac with cargo of lumber was nearly
ready 10 sail for San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

terdcton Of The Unirers violent and improper The
only other part OF the letter worth noticing censure of
apamphet written by Of the adversares o! the Able
Gaume
Louis Napoleon is than determined 10 ilns
trate his reign by metropolitan improvements. While the
completion of the Louvre and the constructions in the
Rue Rvo rapidly going orders have been given
demosh at once all the condemned houses in the thckly
populated quarter of the Cite The Hotel Diem and il
appendage the Marchc Neu and the Rue de IA Caandre
all TO disappear before the coronation The appearance
of the island the oldest part of Paris will be completely
changed within few weeks. Another vast undertaking
not hitherto spoken Of is Just announced One whole side
of the Rue Nueve des Petts Champs is be pulled down.
and the street will be widened the size Of the Rue
Vvienne 1t is also said that all the crowded dirty houses
that surround the Church of st Roch will be demolished and
handsome square will be formed between the Rue 81 och
and the Rue Richeiei The new Boulevard Maesherbss
intended to continue the line of Boulevards from the Mad
eeine TO the Baricre des Monceaux, is to be begun
forthwith.
Mr.. Gibson, RA residing at Rome, has completed
his exquisite of Venus and aroused the speculation
admiration and criticism of ConnOsseurs by giving slight
flesh tint the figure blue eyes, yellow hair, and deli
catey colored border the drapery There is much diff
ference of opinion TO the righteousness of this proceed
ing. which However is strictly in accordance with the
practice of the renowned sculpOrs OF antiquity but
the voice of the majority of visitors to the studio appears
be favorable the INT il certainly contrasts strongly
with the GOODNESS of the surrounding marbles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

W. have The Polyncsian to the 9Th OF March
northeast storm, accompanied WIN ram ol a2 5ieit
lit, ~ ever passed over the Islands was experienced al
HerI beyren the 18th and 10Th February Great neon
renence was felt ships and asae1g G biy
% s,a;ncd nv the shipping property on shore
Ming Kamehameha has issued fonyocaon c. n Sb
meeting ou,S G5 SoRS' OF ANA %p Tic
P' IPrcT1s~The whale ship Betsey Williams arrived on
Wednesday from valparaiso having failed to snip h hef t S
AZ l POI 60 CIouoh will also return here for the same
1eason From present indications there are not merchant H
ships ss be- ebG G dna o go S sea agaa
npLtb N csr,oes ON board The following vessels are
now loading oil Clipper ships Gn%nr York; s Gea6ss
Iay and Ornheus The Onward, Capt Cottlng sans
TO-DAY with coCd bb of oil and fifteen Tor N sNd
London All the above ships will Obtain iui I Snu
others no doubt could, were they now here VI oo 'J
arrive during the month . g, ,,look yas,er
large clipper ship passed this port at CLOCK yester
day bur was not enough 10 be spoken or 20 eaV ner
maine TWAS blowing gale Of wind at the te' ana she
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
From the Rio Grande.

We have received The Brownsville Flag of the 18th inst.
II has the following paragraphs:
Just as we are going press learn that the steamer
Tom Mckinney had burst her boiler while her return
trp from Rio Grande City to this place. We learn that
there was loss Of life but have not the particulars
Mr. f. Doughety has presented us with fully expanded
cotton bloom the growth this year. of his garden The
season with us in this valley has been SO extremely mild
lat some of the tender plants such the cotton and
castor bean Palma Chstt) have not been checked in
their growth but have kept on budding blooming and
bringing forth fruit the year through.
There is little news of note during the present week in
Matamoros large reinforcement of troops under Gen.
Payon are on their way that place from San Luis Poos
The same paper advocates the negotiation OF extra
don treaty with Mexico 1t says that since the with
d1awa of the army of the United States depredaton upon
both sides are of daily occurrence:
Movable property Of every description is stolen from
side of the river and openly paraded and offered for sale
the oher-the state of individual feeling that exists either
side rendering almost impossible for the legitimate
10 recover his property indeed in instances have
they been deferred from such reclamation by fear of per
sona ndienties being offered them Murder walks in our
midst Citizen of either Republic is assassinated trip
of eighty or hundred yards places the murderer in anoh
er Jurisdiction and he is safe. This state OF Things
has already produced boodhed and has cost our State
within the last few months $4,000 besides retardng
the settlement OF the most fertile and beautiful sec
tons of the Union. M rlcay une' Aprh ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Evening, April Il, 1855
Ameetng of Liverpool ship owners, Interested IN the
coasDg trade was held the other day. Mr. Charles Mcver
ofthe Cunard Company in the chair in support OF the new
Plotage Bill.
There is movement among the Literary Societies TO
have next the meeting of the British Association at Liver
pool, in 1854.
The ourneyman bakers and taors at Liverpool are on
strike for increased pay and shorter hours of labor
Fifty nine ships up at Liverpool for Australia
registering 81 327 ms Their destinations for AIDE
aide and Sydney for Hobart Town, for Melbourne and
Sydney, for Melbourne and Geelong, for Port Philip
for Port Philip and Sydney for Geelong for Adelaide
10 for sydney, and y for Melbourne.
The passengers of Guion Il Co.'S packetship Robert
Kelly have presented address to the master for his con
duct during the gales which obliged the ship to put back to
port.
Liverpool lady Miss lynch, has just published TRAY
els in the United States Have not yet seen it.
notice is posted in the Underwriters Room stating that
the cargo saved from the wreck of the Thomas Henry
from New Orleans has arrived and is landing at Llv
erpool TO consignees claiming it.
Another notice from the Board of Trade posted the
Chambsr Of Commerce announcing that the port fBuenos
Ayres opened from the Doth OF December last to gen
eral trade.
The weather Liverpool is seasonable-aernate shine
and shower The North and West of England farmers
busted at home consequently the country grain markets
dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.
From the South.

We clip the following from the Los Angeles Star of the
10Th and goth $50
AETUAL OF SHEEP AND MrLEs-Mr Aubrey and his
Marty arrived in this city the past week and left Immediately
for the North He brings with him. from Santa te 10 large
wagons 100 American mules and $500 sheep one hafew
The party had long passage having left Santa the cth
November No rain occurred TIL they reached the Caor-
MIA settlements Sheep represented as scarce IN New
Mckee and consequently high price asked They read'
Iv bra from two TO three dollars ahead 1t said the In
dams have run off many OF the sheep and many more have
been driven this country In New Mexico last season.
crops were abundant business dull and all things quiet
On the CHA between Pinto villages and the Colorado the
pary came upon an old camp, around which were srewn
the bones they supposed of eight or ten PERSONS ana
FRAGMENTS of calico dresses indicating that there may nave
been women among them also, the irons of wagon
which had been burnt MI A supposes that some party
Of emgrants has been cut off and destroyed by the lnd
ans 40 rumor of any such disaster has ever reached
this city ,.,e,.t
five hundred horses stOenfrom Don Po Pcos rancho
of Santa Margarta AS soon as the loss was aSceVhe
nursut was made bya company of ancheros, who were
successful in retaining all the animals with the exception
of some four five which the thieves had Killed ana eaten
The authors of this wholesale and most daring ROBBERY
were party of Pah ahs the same, doubtless, VINO have
caused SO much trouble in this county for the past few
months.
marty had started to explore road to the valley
of the San Bernardiuo by the way Of san LUIS Key lie
maca and Jacnto The distance by the present route Is
about hundred and ten miles 1t Is contemplated that
GOOD wagon road can be made by leaving the Mission OF
San Luis Rev few miles to the north thence travelling IN
direct line to San Jacino, and on to San Bernarno the
whole distance by this route Oeihg aOout ne'y e1
quantity of copper ore was day expected at oJ GesV
from the vicinity OF Encenada and Guadaloupe Whch WAS
10 be sent to this city To be tested
The Express rider, Dave Struck had arrived and re-
morris heavy snow storms Naecita and San lsabe The
Toad from the Colorado the desert he describes AS
benr almost lined with SOnoranians who are leaving their
homes in the south settle under the protection OF the
American fag-some the borders OF the CHA and Coo
rado Rivers Others near Los Angeles and San LUIS Key
br Anaches having stolen their all from them 1t VIII not
be long now before the rich agricultural lands IN our Vchi'
- he Lroucht 10 some better than for the wild ant
mails TO craze on Nothing from Camp Yuma the In
dams are all pcaceabe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
SERVIA.

We cut the following from the Vienna correspondence Of
The London Times:
BY far the most important news to be communicated Is
the designations or perhaps dismsson of NJ. Elias Garas-
chanin the Servian Minister for Foreign Affairs His sue
cessor is NJ Alex sernics formerly Minister of the Int
rior The fall of Garaschann is evidently another of the
results of Prince Menchikoifs mission We had never
been able to understand why the Minister was dspes
ing to Russia but the C>0s throws some light upon
the subject Garaschanin like his master the llospodar
instead of playing into Russias hands was bent on nam
tanning the Independence Of Serva, and increasing It's
power In letters written long since it limited that IN
the Turkish European provinces powerful party INDUCED
in visions of South ScavOnc confederation empire
At the outbreak of the Monenegrn Serva offered
the Porte It's Intervention on the following terms The
ontenegns to be placed in about the same position IN re-
gard to Turkev as Serva the Montenegn to unite the
temporal and spiritual power in the hands Of Nladika
who should be appointed by the Servian metropolitan;
Montenegro TO form kind of federal union with Serva
and TO have representative at utnoDle
AS all the advantages would have been the ie OF Ser
via is far from probable that Montenegro would ever
have consented the foregoing conditions, even the
Porte had consented the proiercd Intervention 1t 49,
however evident that Glraschann resolved not to be
made tool of by Russia and accordingly when that Power
affected to consider the Montenegro campaign holy war;
the Servan Government remained perfectly passive what
part Austria playing in this bygame is not clear but IS
worthy of mention that people, who from their position
ought TO be well informed of what going behind the
seem to entertain the idea that the son of Mosh
Obrenowitsch the ospodar may at no distant period
rCtu q SCrNa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

and adds tia. the means countries spp
They appear from his showing to Se ss1 agency of the de-
parted spirits Of Jefferson Franklin &C. &C. r the medium
sent in their adhesion We must saa lady who resides
referred to by Mr.. Owen is the Ame,'' Examiner
N Queen Anne st., Cavendshsquare ,r
s a.. s The Ssss 2 d. ssa ss
In the House Of CommOnson the l,'T was carried by
ing Of the Canadian Clergy Reserves v In the House of
majority of 80 in favor Of the M was transacted
Lords ss. day sG aaas = s IS 2,oSs
Of unsound mind. He is alta pf''''
Green. ,r,,5on had issued an official
The Ottoman Embassy , ssnass Turkish Loan thattho
..ss to vt, ns b s.1ss together with premium
Of "a francs for eaen .rrev steamship Duke of yelling
trial trip Of the new srsss in the wOrd
ton ofis guns 'ns on the 10th inst Her speed aver
was made A. .nd was considered very satisfactory for
FIRST performance -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
BERMUDA.

We have dates from Bermuda to the 18th inst The news
A requisition signed by number of merchants ana
others had been sent in 10 Sir George r Seymour me
Naval Commandern Chiefrepresenngt to him the Disabled
, 90 tb Halifax mail steamers and the great inconye
nence the people of these islands experiencing III te
rrecnlaritv of the English and North American mails
H If;Jfon Adrertiser says: There not any intel
cance by the last English mail ntimatng who was x
~ he our new Governor BY private letter It IS hv
that Col Phpot of the Royal Engineers may DC ~ coz
oac,od M bermuda; if So being senior oihcer 10 Ia
IN he Will assume the administration OF these 's'
until Governor is appointed" ,,L..i.s, Rem
The fourth anniversary Oi ths berihuua '"eN"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

bad skv sails Sc, fore and aft fore and main topms stud
ding sails out on both SIDES and going fifteen knots at
least lfOynesltI, "uon NJ
The brig Judson, which sailed the I'd inst Tor san
Francisco returned yesterday having encountered severe
weather. in the Mookai channel Being very deep she IA
bored heavily in the sea- aked though very badly
and returned until the weather becomes moderate ID
Two ships the Chariot Capt Brown and the le ONE
Cant Hampstead are owned and being fitted out from THIS
mort and will soon sail for the cruise in the Arctic
The sale at auction Tuesday Of the store premises oil
Swan a. Clifford at the of Queen and kaahumanu'
ts drew out considerable competition, and the premises
cold g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
Inter from Puget sound.

W.b.ye The Columbian to March Il, from when we
take the following items: , .,
Wr,rtrn AND CRoPs-1he weather continues perfectly
I,oLtful The immigration from the willamette |aiiey
continues to press along and we have heard OF az least
49, large crops OF wheat oats and vegetables Will De
td in Northern Oregon during the approaching sum
nr and certainly winter weather has ever oeen more
",,s enabling our farmers to get IN extensive crops
Prn,,r WAS such "A consummation more deVoutiy 10 Dc
IIe Hudson Bay Companys brig Vancouver sailed from
victoria ON the l7ih February for the sandwich lSAhuS
,!..o''' LOO of salmon from frazers River.
The shin Iuskina Capt 5 H. Cushnin sailed Aiarch H.
from lIcndersons Bay with $4,000 feet oil Pes oyo Se'
square timber 80 cords oil "oou' anu - P''O'' - SNIP
timber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
THE EAST.

teecraphc dispatch from Trieste, dated April 10, anti
cpaies the Overland Calcutta Mail to 9Th OF March, due in
London 10th of April There no further intelligence
from Burmah Trade in Calcutta dull and the weather
hot.
Advices from China To the 9jh of February, state that
the rebellion growing and more formidable, and
that a complete panic prevailed in consequence in Pekin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
ITALY.

From Turin under date Of 7h Of April we learn that
Marshal Radezky had refused the honor profered TO him
at Vienna by the Emperor of Austria and preferred not to
leave Italy 1t supposed therefore that the substitution
ofCivfor Military power in Italy would not take place The
University Of Pava, closed in consequence of the Milan
Instruction was be re0pened ON the nth Of April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
AUSTRIA.

The Austrian Government has published further ordi-
nance relative to the future administration of Hungary.
For the purposes of Government the kingdom to be d
ved into three districts with deputy governors subject
10 the Governor in. hief at Pesth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

.fcial Association was celebrated on the ,,h
Hamilton lecture WAS delivered by Rev. g. 4 Pa.
man, Of New York w. o. boAst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
Markets.


BY TELEGRAP LIVERPOOL.
GLASGOW Iron MARKET April l2-Marke dull. Warrants %
MAScHEsTER April - PM-The market to-day firm,
but there doing StoSs
Spnne stiff their requirements The iu prces
Of last week were atanable where sales made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
shin News.

An at Liverpool April 70, Incoustant I'm Charleston
An at Queenstown April TO- Knmstchatka, fun Baltimore
Sid Liverpool April - Roersay for Newfoundland Rival ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

The Paris Uairers publishes the Encyccs letter of the
Pope to the Archbshops and Bishops of France which ar
rived in Paris on day before the Archbishop spontane
ousy withdrew his inerdct against that paper The we
tory of the Lnrers is even complete than was sup
posed There is not word throughout the letter to nit
gate the bitterness of the humiliation inflicted upon the
Archbishop The Archbishop OF Paris Galllcan divine
of the school Bossuet had been so alarmed at the III
creasipg audacity with which extreme utramontane doc
nes were ocated by the UniUe that he prohibited all
the clergy in his diocese from reading that journal under
pain of suspension NJ Louis Neullo the Editor appealed
In person TO the Pope His Holiness giving his decision in
the roundabout form of letter TO the epscOpacy OF France
generally thus declares in favor Of the Uniers We
gently pray you'-the bishops meaning the Archbishop of
Paris in particular-"to extend all your benevolence
and all your favor TO the men'-meaning the editors
Of the UHiuers-" who, animated with the catholic
spirit and vered in letters and sciences devote their days
TO write and publish books and journals for the diffusion
and defense of Catholic doctrines and for the dispersion of
opinion and sentiments adverse the Holy and it, an
Notwithstanding the opinions sentiments enteraned
by the Archbishop of Paris "Your charity and vour a
copal socitude should then excite the ardor OF
writers animated with good sprs''-meanng again the
writers in The Umivers"so that they continue to
Send the cause Of Catholic truth with attention with
iedge and if in writing they should happen to
anect Implying that The Onirers has not in any
any 10 forred"you should admonish them with paterna
and e-eaning that the Archbishops in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-11
BOOKS, STATIONERY &C
New Books.


ID. B. Bsa raaNh ''' Just opened The following s,
Visit to Europe. 2 VOLS BY Professor Sill man
Y.ne- The City Of Il e Sen. BY Edmund FIs
serond War with England. vol. by J. T. Hr,,.1.
PlIle II Ambefy. by Emile 7. Carlen
The Exiles. by Talv,
Romance of a Students Life. by Kimlall
One year oil Wedl,ck. oy q, rlen,
Fun Jotiings, by n. p Willis,
Stor, of Mount Blanc,
Legends of the West, 10y James Hall,
Camel Hunt. by Fabers.
Home Life in Germany, by Brace
Memorial of Greenough by Tuckerman,
TIE Pedestrian in France, 10y Barrtl
Tales, by the Countess d Arbouve,
Bcuk House, complete in volume,
Philosophy of MYSTERIOUS Rnppings and Reoly,p
or, by r.. G. Rodgers tet
New Edition. of Shakespeare by Collier,
Michelets History of France,
" Roman Republic.
Geat Truths by Circuit Authors,
Rnin Homes, by Wheeler,
Second Vol. of i. G. Calhoun's Worls contn ,i d.
Speeches ~
Memoir of C. J. Fox. by Johr Russell,
Home Pictures. by Denison.
Mer. Women and Books, by Leigh Hunt,
Life OF DIR. Chalmers. by Moffa,
Lft and Letters of Dr.. Oin,
Letter. to Sons in Collrgs,
Engii-h Manyrology, b, Charlotte Elizabeth.
Selections from the Works of the late DR.. Oh liner,
his .in-Law
The Sha y Side of Life in a country Parsonage
Nature I'd Tendency of Free Iostitutons,
Rhetoric Of Conversationby Harvey,
Leibcr on Civil Liberty and Sc fGovernment
Is Vols. Putnams Popular Library. conta, ipp w..
by Thackary, Poole, Obranis. and Others
Anderson's American Villa Architecture, LIST No ls
Review of Spiritual Manifestations.
Journey Round the World, by Gersinccker,
Tern Lenyes from Fanne's Polt Folio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-11
Ew CLOTHING STATION

" oh now 10 iriendsn I'd the public geh"rnliy
ihnse in want oil any Kind quality Of GOODS, hoh
he very finest Crvstn Palace style. to The common AZ
licics of every day wear.
W. n,iie the attention Of those wanting nrtclcs il
aur Inc 10 live us cu-ierl1ig assured TINT
and will sill n chenp any house in this CRY and
good II. my Being Judges oil CLOl HING, aud wish
IN. IL sell fair terms the public may rest assured
that they will obi lin the worth of their money.
We may cnnmerstc some Of articles. sucl, US fai
French BEAVE OVER COATS, ali colors. Oper
Cluak4 newest ST, rs Bus Coas.u ali cats aud fash
IONS, Dress and Ffnck of all kit d.; Pants Of al
STYLES and quality from the Boot and Tree the Miss
is,ipp pattern. Also thr most beautiful Vest- MADE
in patterns, rich the mines oI aoru'a and
enchanting Silk. Pushes, Brockades, Veyets, Cash
mere. &c, &c; Bosom Stocks. Cravats, beautiful
look NJ Fancy STO KS. FINE S II | RTS aud com
mon ones Fancy Susr ehders Hosiery. Gloves, Mits,
Burke hin Gloves; some most splendid Umbrellas sin
gle and double ones; Under Shirts and Drawers Wool
en- SILK and Cotton. and all things necessary cnthc
4 man in comfortable garments, whether he be rich
poor Our ouse is open 10 all 10 come and see toi
themselves,
Those wishing their garments made 10 order, we say
tcep tfe finest Cloths. Cas>imers and Vestngs, oil
all kinds, to he found in this Market and
vcr,thing to he made and fitted according ordcr.o
Tie goods returned and no pay demanded.
We hive the best wOlkn'n engaged in our establish
mont that be North South therefore give
IS trul.
Very ltespcctiuiiy.