davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09

w Ehave received our Fall Stock, which comprise
w an immense variety OF Goods, suitable for the
season, and would be pleased to have tn opportun-
lie generally sept. 81 1853 WIN. HOGG a. co,
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-09

Cadiz, O., August l3, 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
THE ENGLISH PRESS.

Our Liverpool Correspondent furnishes ne following Oh
seIvaons in reference the incomplete and unsaacsoy
uttMgerce On 'he question. given b. the London
IrCss.
1t i the fashion in England 70 depre,ate the press Of
the United Sfste. and exnlt in tn superior respectable
y tie creay and dear priced sheets which supply the
small proportion Of Engshmen who real with what
lite information they respecting passing even-s
And vet with those important affairs occurring in the East
The mcs the called leading Journal and It's rivals
can only procure occasionally twenty word dispatch, 0f
little or 10 authenticity from Vienna or Trieste in both q
which cities manufactures Of pUncus news fr the stock
markets VIGOROUSLY exist. hi dispatch filtered through
fe1ae clerks in he 81 graph office is dealt ont 70 tie
prov iDcia peVes under the msuouer OF Geographic
"uevs al cost Of about g per week. There L.. III
course. why the British public should be sup
pied with further intelligence if they content with
ahat they have but is rather 100 British % boast Of L
brg superior such arrangements those ri the Ass)
ca,td Pres AZ New York Tor instance By which your IL
teliceLt community Kept booked up N whatever o.
GUS throughout the length and breadth Of continent
large a. Europe The other day the King Of Hjlanis
speech some five si1 hundred words elegraphed
over distance Of % miles and the achievemen, sp)
ken OF era in The art Of telegraphing which
for Britain, il certainly was
The British press is ioT Inferior in enterprise and prt 70
tst Of NowYork To get document Of three four co..
umns by telegraph is feat beyond their conception and
YET It l. common enough lcre When the Submarine Tele
raEh from New York London is completed viii show
lem how to have agents in all lie capitals Of Europe vino
VII not be AFRAID Of lttle expense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Though it had been anxiously hopedthat Commander
Iuglefcld On his return from tie Arctic waters,
whittier he was sent by the Admiralty last spring with
supplies for tie Searching Expeditions, wOuil be able
TO bring some light 10 the fte of Sir John Franklin
lis failure 10 10 adds aew TO tie belief
that Franklin has perished. Indeed, the fact that
Commander Mcclure has really accomplished the
Northwest passsee. and has brought bis vessel aud
crew g through without tie loss OF single HE not
wiilstanding the tardshps Of three Polar writers and
pcils irconceiyable among the lee, strengthens the
probability that Franklin and bis eospanions are sill
alive somewhere IL that dreadful regisa That
Mcclure iled 10 meet them OF to fRi traces Of them
simply proves that they were ca dfsreu; tack from
Ia.
ProbsL. III Ilgle6eld bcOugbt TO England with him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
PHILADEIP HIA


C.sre.roudsuce OF The =. Y Tribune 5000. to,e.o
Pun .DFLqUA, Wednesday Oct. IT, is'J.
Since ihe melancholy accident on the Delawafe' on
Ssd,v which r.uled IA the loss u the lives 81 several
unfortunate men various exPodient have been re-
10 for the purpose Of rasing the bodies but 80 af without
sucee-. lie fact that of nine posons drowned nor
ore has foated o be surface of ho water has given ne
10 variety u surns he probable reason IT their
all rtuail 2 so lorg ~ the bottom The s.ows also re-
main down. aud many incline 10 the Union that the men
must have become CltaHclld with The wrecks were er
lats ,omrletely car red by them Immediately after the
aOt dCM seyC.ll ~ The coats OF tie d0wned men cane
ID and they were te Only articles which were f)nni
ohta. The Qanneuis were found loose IN the scow The
river has been carefully dragged in the vicinity Of the
nt.iap but wi bout success. Cannon have also been
tled ior The purfose Of sgtaiDg the water ami thus
causing The bodies rise bat this exIedient has been
flritlCss.
NJ j. Cassidy merchant Of Ibis city died suddenly
Tie annual session Of the Synod Of the German Re
formed Church commenced last evening az tho First
Cirreb m Rsce ST. below 10Th The opening sermon
was TIoachtd by the Rev +. Meaaick' OF Harrisburg
Mr. y G. Rrae0nier Of Va. elected President.
Ihulsday tie ih Of November. has been appointed BY
Gov B.c. a. day e thanksgiving and praise Ia Penn
sylyania 80
Ate late election in this S,ae President judges Of the
Courts were voted for Ia four D=tlcs with the following
rrfults In AHegany County Moses Hampton, Wing, wa
elected Presdenf Judge II tie District Court In t1e Dis
trt cor.Eo-ed of Wayne Pike Carbon ard Monroe COun
tia Fats Madison Porter d mOcrat elected Presi
feN ana Clinton Connie james Burnside, Democrat.
vgas elected PRESIDE Jrge In the District composed OF
Mercer euargo Clarion and Warren D0uUties John D
Moe mont Democrat. Wos elected Precedent Judge.
lie Democratic majority in Penny 9Dia, upon tb'
state tickCt y N he about 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
the LATE PRIZE FIGHT.

Tie uninitiated may be az loss TO know the reason
Why the thousand Policemen and the score OF Deputy
SLerGs in tbs City did not prevent the fight between
sullivan and Mouisfey We viii tell t1em. very
large rv' bar Of our keepers Of the peace pride
themselves upon being fancy men, and daily cultivate
tle practice Of shouderhf.ng, associate constantly
will thieves rowdos jhgklesl and keepers of houses
Of in-Gue, ard as d matter Of ceur.e were
al alive with excitement before and after tie fight
No persons in tie City were more early OF more cor
rccy informed OF the prelminares and results than
the NewYoIh Police. IN the purleus Of the City Ill
where officers congregate, il the leading theme Of
couycTsation. until all ears were dsgus,ci with the
tlricc-;old tale And if ths ran disposition could
Iet be July expressed in worls Mr Andrew Sa.han.
formerly q Policeman. and now one Of sheriff Orser's
DsJaiits ras the Second Of SliiraH t. he fgh Need
We say another word If Deputy Sheriff. sworn
particularly proserer O.. tic public order thus
exhibits himself before the people without question
from lis superior. low car we look % Officers u
execute justice When Policemen stake hundreds of
dollars upon prize fight, Why expect them to fnlfn
tue law upon offenders 1t honest citizens mediate
On tLese questions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
CITY POLITICS.

IYTH SEyAToRIaL DIsTRIcr.-Ine Wing ssna'o-'el
Convention net again Inst night at KeBRgeEs and SIR
eleven more ba1.s making sixteen IN al BY three marty
dominated Thomas r. Whitney their sanddaie sJr Sen
aor We under and TIA; eleven Of The Deegats ded
refusing to consider Mr W a. their candds:e thas
they Vii probably nominate come other I'm
SIXTH WAED-The friends OF City Reform DO nos de-
Tair Il success. even in the Bloody SIKH NJ SoHh
Wo7ran one Of tie Cooper Reform Ccuaiee, has issSsd
cal TO vorkingmen to organize tor the eleetion- he
ssys.
The frat thing 70 lie done Is, fos tie working uen IN
each 10 select from among Their nHmblr ono
rerreser native 10 confer With those who engage ~ the
ork ~ reform ani assist ia the choice Of canddnfes
This you can d. by holding InOrual Meeting besofe
or after w0-k hogrs, r. IE nominating IN uan
tmonz you resident u TIE Ward, whom you deem mo-.
WORTHY 10 represent you Or yOa may DO by ballot each
nan enyirg lis vote with such Of Jour employers o.
Of the clerks may Be wiling to act a. Inspector a. tns
election AZ so,n this has been done Yet the nene o
the delegate appointed elected, and bis pce 81 Ee<i
ferce A. vel III busress b. sat o. Noah WSyrad no
s. Flmf lie delegates viii then " advised a ke hrs
meeting VI hcse cngesed "a TIE movement na1 os ai'e ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Canal Commissioners requested TO forward the compile
ton the Seneca River Aqucduct and to put the work
necessary 10 bring the same into under contract
Proposition directing tho Commissioner IN charge 10 con
Tract Tor q dock az Rome. Lost
Application OF inhabitants Of Rotterdam, Tor a yrhcal
wall on Sections 30 and 81 Denied.
Application 4 VIM. K. c.. for the improvement Of Oak
Orchard Creek Feeder al Medina. Denied.
Ethan C. CLARK First Assistant Engineer lowed sJi 65
for eXrenses $50
NJ N Whites APPLICATION for compensation for build
inc bridge in Buffalo Dismissed Cor want Of iu.'doiion
Steam tugs used exclusively for towing and carrying no
FRI lt allowed to navigate tie canals Tree OF toll
Aprlcotar Of citizens Of Brockport for wall and rail
inc adjacent Co Michigan-.t. Denied.
Atrl.cation of T. ". Peck Second Assistant Engneor
for travelling expenses. Dismissed OF ilsii
Icrslty OF eio on packet boat Monterey RENTED to
GAVIN Luther.
Arrlcaon of Lewis Weaver, for remission Of penalty.
AllIeetion Of Oscar NJ Trude for remission ofponay.
Dismissed for want Of iuri,dicton
FAc.u dollars OF penalty on boat VIM leu RENTED 10
Arplice,on Of patrot Doyan for loss Of horse. Dis
uiessd for want O. jurisdiction.
Application lcr collector ohec a. forlas' 'ih'' Do
Arpiieaton Of Leonard Mcwhor,er for esro compeasa
don as foreman Denied-lo with Superintendent ana
Animation Of Inhabitants Of evils County for dock
m Thany's Landing on Block River. Denied.
pock al Corning rd 70 De- extended LOO et IRON
the end Of lie dock pst completed provided same can be
Artlcaon of Joshua Pratt for bridge on the Chenang9
Canal ID, lied the Comm siOner n charge having full
Ayiiication Of Collector ct Higgins or extra pay De
&lrlcoton Of Horny Bull for m,asurer of lumber at
Arsieaoh Of D. u starn lao Collector orertra pay
Grpc.ton Of John Hagar 70. damages foroyeriow
ing Ind Dismissed Tor want Of jurisdiction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
THE WAR QUESTION.

The cliei point in the adyces brought by tie ~ Is
that the declaration OF war voted by tie Grand Coun
ell OF Turkey the 9Th ut was not actually signed
by the Sultan on that day informed BY the
Atlantic. The Ambassadors Of the mediarng Powers
at Consiautinople still hopeful Of peaceful ser
Element of the difficulty but the wsrEke feeling was
yery high there and there is not the 81 htss. reas ~ 20
expect any desy in the declaration which most proia-
BY made its appearance the usual ormai.es
could be gone through. The tine gytn the Russians
ito eyscuaie tie Prncpalites is said 10 be Gxel at four
weeks after which they VIII be attacked by tie Turks
snd their numerous auxilisTies
On the other hand TIE Emperor OF Russia is said 20
Lave declared at Olmatz that be ready aud willing
to make peace and TO enter into the very explanations
and stpuatOns with regard to points left Ambiguous
or imperfect in the Vienna note which he las just re-
fused to give TIE London Taes. which hiss all along
spoken in his behalf reiters;es this offer and processes
to believe that all may be ended without lighting Bal
We must doubt tie sincerity Of the autoc7ats CONVEX
fiOn. Itis We are convinced either fraud outright ora
rretCxt 10 gain time snd cur faith in the preseryatioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
PROPOSED FEDERAL UNION or THE BRITISH
PROVINCES

BOsI0N, n elnesday, Oct u ID
Tie St okn Nss BrHEsricStr Of the 18Th hss report
thai Federal Uuion Il ths British North American Colo
mes Is contemplated and that Tor completing the
Tpou viii be submitted - the several Cooaes a. very
distant dsv IL added thsi Lord Elns visit % Eay
lard i corrected with the contemplated movement Que
re vii be proposed as the sea: Of General Governne
Each Colony viii retain IL local Legislature All manage
is cwu affairs very mach a present bur Colonial
Parliament composed OF members from each Province
win meet at Quebec 20 pass such laws may be required
for tie general Guidance Of the Confederation. The
uor suggested that Nceroy VIII probably be sppolnet
10 p-es:ts over he United Colonies Of British North
America, with whom the Imperial Government w.l aons
hold corr pondence. and thar each Colony may therefore
expect 20 choose IL own Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
THE LATEST NEW 5
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FR0M WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Wednesday Oci 49, 1853.
Tie following appointments are officially announced
Robert u McIane Of Maryland Commissioner 20 Chi
Ia and Levi X Bowen Of Maryland Consul to Bordeaux
TIE Unou win pay is respects to Collector Bronson to
Morrow morning Il IS believed definite action has yet
m taken IS the Cabinet in Ii matter
Tho Washington military celebrated the Battle Of York
town 10 day by general parade. In passing the White
House cy were reviewed by the President AM several Of
the CGbn,t
DantB Martin late an Engineer Is appointed Engineer
n Chief of the Navy
Tie appointment Of lthamer " Beard, Of Boston ai
assistant Treasurer ut that place vic DAVIS declined s re-
Ioited this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

The Wings Of tie XVIII Ward deserve degree Of
credit which the press Of the City has hitherto faded
10 award them. They have reformed their primary
elections by introducing registry of voters by which
only those who are known to have right 70 vote
allowed to do 50. while every PrecsutiOn is taken
against tie exclusion from the register OF any who are
entitled This change rendered the last election
scene Of order and decorum instesd Of the struggle Of
& mob OF rowdies as has generally been the case in
most Of tie Wards and with both parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
ALARMING FIRE N THE WOODS NEAR
DETROIT

DIIHOII Wednesday, Oct u, ID.
IN alarming fire has been prevailing Of late in ins
vr.ds AID sEcInps and has now reached whin mile o.
this city io.0Co acres 81 swamp have been completely
burr destr0y Ing al hOus, barns. fences &e m ne
couue Tie woOCs burning on the southern kairOln
fefvrn Toledo ard Adrian ard the Central karo II
near Deathorn On the Pontiac Railroad i raging -
he falling obsEuct the passage OF tae Trans
The city is fu OF smoke that t Is Impossible 70 -
acro.s he streets The fire IL Spreading toward ann
AIbor. destroying much valuable timber and property
1heIe lIs a presell no indication d rain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At MILWAUKEE,

Buffalo, Nodue.day, OCT IT, l-3j.
At Milwaukee during Sunday neht five alarms o. FIRE
soundedthree OF them false supposed to be got up
weary tie frcmen-lui tie oher a0se from conha ga
tous the last Of v,h Er.d ct warehouse on lgOys
Pier which wa flied with aour beef and merchandise al
meat al Of which wea destroyed The loss is estimated o.
nearly $4,000.
Among he property Destroyed were 1000 barrels Of
four 40 worth o. butter ana large quantity OF beef
ro.k AID apples Il the work Of an ncendary aud
reward Of coo offered by the Mayor 0r hs aPpchen
fion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
STA1r NoMTNATIONs. Sc.

BrFTALO, Tuesday, Oct u I'd
The Damburrcrs a. their County Convention nomnlted
Or = C. Brunck for s. major, and b. H. Austin 70. Dr.
tr'cf Attorney.
The Wigs OF this city have nominated james { Har
Gisou or Mayor.
SYPtcUsv. Tue sday Oct ~ ls1l.
Sterhon D Dllaye S0ft' has been nominated for The
Assembly IN the lid District
"S0.t ratification M citing was hell hero lat night
SRI wa largely attended Ar Ogden and others spike.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

boats. Any ferry company might render such s4lfim-
notation impossible by fitting to the extreme edge Of
thc bridge gate 10 rise AM fall by pulley balan es
which should be brought down and fastened before the
claims Of The boat oosed, and raised only when
the boat made fast Such gates might cost so or
S-0 apiecc and would save ten lives and hundred
duClugs every year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
,rrp FHON HAVANA

NV ORtEaSs, WELLESLEY, OF 2, ~.
7z....,.fr, pI,ct Warrior las arrived ct Noble
VIII Havsps date to the 18Th iss The yellow Feyer
an rTevslfs Il Noble. there wsre I've Or sE deaia.
dAuv The first cargo ever rsevea o. ms Pls Af.ssi
ION Rs declned gaarter o. hall cen, since ne Aiaa
t pev. ard the market Is unsettisd Floar AMI Cora
hss a.varced The Asas news va reserved a. ca a
this evening VI, -,
Texas daies to the llh Inst. s.ae that Yellow feTe
sin prevailed GalveeB lniiln0la ead faraca u
Barber has fallen victim. post vas sa1o-siy n'Pos
for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Harvard CoIrEoE-The catalogue Of Harvard College
ust Issued By John Bartlett Cambridge gives agere-
gate IN that Institution of 700 students OF whom 800
undergraduates and II professional students and resident
graduates The officers OF instruction and government com
rrse Al persons actually engaged in College duties The
C1pcnsts ofan under graduate Cor year included in the
Cotlcre hills amount 70 s-2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

IyrI,sA-But very small vote has been poIled 4 G.
Porter the Democratic nominee for Reporter OF the Deci
ons Of the Supreme Court elected by very large ma
ory 1t Is however but jus, to say ha owing to his
poror qualifications says The IadaaopoLs Sentinel, Mr.
Porter 7, ceived the votes OF many Wigs who did not
card he Office q political one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

The trial Of Capt Tdlman aud Mr. Colyer, master
and owner of The steamboat Henry Clay, upon ndi;t
ments for manslauelter which is now in progress in
the nod States Circuit Court in this City. will at
tract public attention rather from the novelty OF the It
tempt to punish carriers for disrgar Of hui
Mantle than for the facts Developed rs these were
fully exposed upon the Coroners investigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

letters from Dr. Kane ,ud his ccrnrdes Of the Asri
can Expedition Nhieh VII arrive here, presume.
By tie DeIt steamer
Tie honor Of first passing around the N0r.h Of the
American Continent which many eaIlAr, souls have
striven for belongs TO Mr Mcclure. Tie cOmplets
report OF bic adventures and the obsery o. himself
hs oficers and crew win be looked Tor with Interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
The Tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING TIE Tr,Jgne
FIR CaifoyT1a, Oyccon and the S0ndr.et Llauds 1t viii
connin q summary of all the Iae-t Foreign and Domes
tic News since he lnstfHamcr Money and Market Re
lCre Marriage. Deaih, sc.
snele copies in Wrappers ready for mailing. can be had
at he desk This Morning Price cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
ALBANY


Cor-cspoulcuce Of TIE y. Y. Tribune.
AtBANY. Tuesday, Der. l.. 1883.
Preseni-Messrs. Church, Wright Randall, Cha.feld
Welch McAlpne.
One hundred lsars being onehalf Of penalty imposed
on boat W. II Evans. RENTED to Frederick silence.
Claim Of VIM Dale late Superintendent OF Repairs, f)r
extra conversation Denied.
ApYhcaiian Of inhabitants Of Macedon br a veri al
wall IN Canal Denied
The following work ordered 20 be resumed or put
under contract TO the lowest bidder who offers sufficient
~ ,-L-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
VERMONT LEGISLATURE - BALLOTINGS FOR
GOVERNOR.

MONTPELIER, wednesday, Oc- IL, 1879.
The first ballot for Governor in joint ballot Of the Yer
mont Legislature has just been declared Il stood as iol
lows Fairbanks, Wig 100 Robinson. Dem o.. and
BlainaId Free Sol 49,
SECOND DISPATCH
Further belones had for Governor without choice
ule On tie Assembly auned The last bao. stood FAR
hanks. lCC Robinson. 90 Brainard 3d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Of pesce i not whit renewed byit How little il re-
stores corfSeuee to the commercial world MAJ be
seen ~ our quotations Of the European markets
No.t;rc = less likely than thzt the Car shoai now
,t,ree Liz uird al Of a sudden, and witho1: blow
.4rr,t submit 10 tie humiliation Of defeat CziF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
n,moern,ic Nomination..

Niegaro Co-Disiriet Attorney. Mlon Seaman. by the
Hard shells.
Ic,ls Assembly, Spencer Booth District Attorney
Delszcn Swdulin Hard
AAAI Ere.-ssnoior. DR. = Bsunck Dissric, A.
torroy, r. II Austin. b. tie Snits
CnoHdega Co.-Assembly, Stephen ID. Dllaye, By
the Softs
HOPKINS Co-Disirit Attorney, John A. William
frf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
Irnsrendent pemocrntie NomInatlons.

Nogora Assembly, ?. Thomas Roo. pekin.
Mn Cncida.-- Senator, kuiccr II. Miller. Hon Caleb
LION has taken the stump for Mr.. Ms election.
WI Ter justices 81 IRE Sup enc C0ar'-Al'ed y
Barlow Of Gents,e Tor long term Elliot " ewart Il
Fie tor short term, with thc nlaton lhs they
should decline leaving he froe-De mora tho privilege Of
- NJ inl lr.racnllx f-r lnhirinl cnnlhaios.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

WIZ Nomination..

Nog1a Co.-Ass,mbly Sylvester rarsOns ofwu.
son.
I Ss6olk, Ricl~oad sal Qsosas-Seuaioe Elsa
Rose
Mofro, Co-Assembly. a-P " Holdrdge, ofRiga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
WIG CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR, e.

j 7IUNl " lll9.4lYl V'I- u I'D.
TIE Post Light Infantry aniyel home tbs evening.
They were received ~ the Light Guard. and both Tom
Iltes aot down o. a sumptuous dinner ia Faneul Han
judge NashluIn IL letter which VIII be published 70
mlow morning accepts the nomination u the Wing par
q FOR Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
TUE ,TEAMFR WULIAN PENN.

tHARtEsTON. WcdnasdaY. OCT. y. ! =,
The steamship Wm Penn which lei this port on tlsy
for New York Is reported OF the bar returned L ~
posed in consequence Of the severity Of the weather md
want OF coal
The steamship Souihener Is detained by the weather
The make 8 are depressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

The increase Of Police Salaries made last night by
tie Aldermen, adds about one hundred and ten thous
and dollars per year to The City burden. Captains
lave an increase Of 40 per cent; Lieueuants, ~
Patrol men, l6s average increase about Il per cent.
Win the Police add as literally to their vigilance
There is room ior it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
vaipe-Lav Nominations.

LLier Co.-Assemby DIR. MeekoF Gorham, Of RocA
ester
Washington Co District Attorney, Leonard Gibbs
Assembly. Samuel S. ncman.
G,e,nc Co-Dsui,t Attorney. william Z. Leete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
I'm HOUR STRIKES.

HAAEIsBUHGH, Wednesday, OFT. 70 lS53.
lie Cotton NIL here has upsndca operations, IN conse
tpeuce q TIE hands sinking agsl eleven hsHs pr day
The q cFa,yez have teen paradilg with bands OF music.
EEADUC Wednesday, Oct H. 1888.
TIE orsTaiives Cotton hl srlck 70 day 70. the
sfu kour