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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

FqlarIy nominated candidate Of bis party TOT
but the MIN Liberals" laughed at his regularity and
determined 10 oppose and best him. poDed near! 'oO0o
votss At least three fourths Democratic tnre" the
s.,ior into the House and there e'ntrved 10 defeat
Gov Hpbbard BY elec,Dg the regular Whe eAnd.da'e-
IT,, ru.t have msoat tbi. all along il they mean, any
thing for they could not have expected to elect Coana
!, ,,er boltirg candidate And when the Denocrauc
ron.e had sent up the names Of Hubbard and Crosby
o. ,be Ubic seuate-nade Wing by the running Of
boltire Rum ticket in Cumberland County two len
ne-,nce Why's voted for Hubbard and would have
elected him bus Two Run Democrats cheekmated them
bv voting for Crosby and it was notorious thai more
stood ready 10 do so had more been necessary.
Gov. Hubbard thus thrown out, and Gov Crosby
,,,ovirg friend of the Law, nes Democratic State
convettiou il called the Rum interest attends almost
bodl, and nominate Albert Pillsbury Of Micbasa no.
toriops epeu, Of the Law And rhereupon The organs
of tie boilers who plotted snd effected the deea' OF
Gov Hubbard declare the Maine Law not an issue aud
call o. ali Democrats to give PIlsb1ry hearty sup
port Don't they wish be may get it
Friends Of Temperance everywhere be wise but be
finn BE- not proscriptiye-sct with your several par
tic. 80 far - you can do so with dey TO emPeraace
but secure wherever possible Legislators who will
stand b, the Maine Las Let 10 mans deyonon 70
BIS hottie 81 aue your devotion 70 hat cause when IN
wolves he welfare Of your country and the safely OF
V,ur clldrfnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
The FREE ACADEMY.
First Annual commencement of the Free Academy Of
Inc liIt NeM-A ork.

ihe tHy u NtN- hOihs
Tie preliminary exercises Of tie first Annual Com
rtuo-uent OF ile Free Academy of last evening IN
tie Lecture Room Of the Academy The exercises OF the
evening consisted OF declsns alton by the pupils orAon
NON Rev }. l. HsADLEY, and d poem from WILLIAM
CLASD BoJENE.
The exercises Of tie evening commenced at eight
O'Clock but long before that time the hail hlsd with
large assemLlsgs Ut ladies and gentlemen many Of them
OF ,our,e the and friends % young as2rant
fer ora.orical fake. The char occupied by L. C.
BtNEDcI Esd President u The Board OF Education, and
mon the platform were Rev. DR. Ferris Peter Cooper
LobeIi Kelley, Lsq judge Campbell and others
The * orators o. lie ecaGeny selected b. tler
several classes their representatives and c,ntende Tor
tie prze OF superofay-A sl4rdiLy 10u-d copy oi tls
works OF Edmund Burke.
Tie occasion was euliyened VIII excellent music By
Dodwonhs Band the drst piece Vi which was quick.
step from Lucrr BOrgia The President then called
HAuun Bzbcoch, ~ho delivered a composition entitled
Az Appeal in behalf OF Greco tlr he warmly
spclAuoeo 81 the Close.
Niebolss Il B4hcocz, II, We the ne1t orator His
,heue 49, Tie character Of Bolap4r.e Mr. B45c1ck
delivered self - lns All cod g., 7, aoa returned 90
lie e.. aud lie az l.--e " b. 4--e--- T. - 81 -1
10 b.
Ci-aveland Campbell who spoke Defence Of Bona
rertsr nAvery superior manner. IL appeared 70 feel
whAt be- said, AID innusacsd lis aud snce accordingly
Doduo,th broke the interval Nth The Ma-seiIes
Hymn.
Alfred G. Compton was the next orator bis subject
The Character Of C&sH.
Chas. ". Hubbell followed with Stability and Pro
aress ard when he had concluded warmly appAuied
James p. Rogers then gave Vnication from Treason
Tbs the famous speech of Emmett. Mr. Rogers de
nvered il with considerable yshemence, aad sal down
al ID applause
Tie Harp tbs; once through Taras Halls appropri-
ate y succeeded the last Grafton.
NJ csue tie poem. by 81. DLtrD rEsr. I. Vas
tLa..ee SeAcl4-I!AV. ALE, a. depicted lie ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

o.a IF the most attractive Of the Exercises OF Com
oAo week in New Haven, will be Regatta of the
,sess V.sS O'Clock under the sugsIntend.Rcs Of Com
; s,S consisting Of W W Winthrop OF the Ci.s o. y.
ano H. 80 90 CIV in Number will start from before the
The , SOn Hotel Is and will row mile down the harb0r
srNnnS stake boat and back again Two Pr1s' wa Dc
awarded Of the value respectively -, % S''
sstes and strangers are invited to s''snd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

faithful souls 10 the South forget the great trust that
lie. a, their door In the midst Of tie loud mOuthed
r,tfiaDism of dsPraved society let them visit the
poor prisoner, desPoed OF his liberty bis hope the
very majesty of bis nature Verify say unto you,
"pssuuch a. you have done it unto enc y the least oi
e these NV brethren. We have dooe it unto me-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

The Plaza del Toros (vugsry known as lac f''@l
was last night the teater Of al exciting -" C''e ID
the course Of which some serious personal igure' were
received. The frightened snima Wa by 10 IL ans
coved down by the thousands al her heels bus slier
putting 70 fight squadron Of Policemen and brigade
Of citizens, as fDaly lassOed by spanish lad OF Tour
teer years 1t vas supposed ha the COW Fa' ID search
Of the Aldermen who .uotLefed the Cstde.Drvng BIZ
lAst RIntfr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

Nj Patrick O'Donobue, who was one OF the eadersin
the attempt Ireland Liberation in l-I-, aud who with
O4IieD, Meaeher, AlcManus andothers,Vas condemned
10 death which sentence subsequently commuted 10
transportation has escaped from his prison house in Van
Diean land and arrived at tits port yesterday by the
NCrtAern Light via California IL another column vii
be found an Interesting narrative OF Mr DIS escape
written by himself which vii richly repay an attentive
peusal Mr. O'Donohue is looking hale and hearty az
ter bis breadth escapes
lie has taken rooms al the Astor House where he re
cei,ed visits OF cOngrauation yesterday from Meagler
md oihors Of his comparriots Of l-Ie Mr. DlnOhue
leaves behind him in exile four Of his companions VIZ
Mitchell. Martin. McSianus and o BHen May they be
blessed with speedy delivery from bondage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
"a cORREsPONDENTs

g. rot.. ,.n \. tkeu Of sno1vuous Communications Nhas7e
intended Be tnfhsr-estee By the name 40
address Of necesssy for publication O1i sa-
anfee Of he good faith
We Cannot undertake % rejected Communicated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
Deiarture ofYe.-es OF War for Tie Fshloa Grounds.
NnYignrion of The OhIo.

CINClNSAII Monday, JAY 3 1851
ItLas been raining here tn- whole morning, aud st.
coutluss IT, rSeF Las already risen i-el.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
I'll. T,ihu,e for Europe.

The next number Of III III rae 'l taLSe.s II" -
Iotion will be issued TOMORROW NORNlNO. ~ .
o'clock II vii contain Oh the Lates' 'e's up 20 %
- c. ,aa7f,, a.r be had o. The desk. Pfc- on
Cents The Ara 4. It's from us por IoMoTfo@' 81
10 o'clcck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
Nem9lork Daily Gribnne.
TUESDAY, JULY PC, 1853.

Persons TA Ttbuae e a. thef residences or psce
n nre will please their address the Publication Once %
end Il 70 us h7sugh the PoOee Pce ~ sTsss-PsJses
10 he Carrer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

We learn by letter from Athens that the affair Of DR.
"a ON ,bs point of being arranged lie viii be indem-
niaed for his property and the remainder OF his ssience
Mill he RENTED b. the hing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

The Ereniae Pest thryes well upon prescription. Il
appeared yesterday 90 sheet considerably 'ors 'l'-
pg sbou four columns space TO rs previously amps eA
tent The Editor says
!; Is our duty Ike spe al ac1noNle x mems ~
those numerous friends, both personal and lnci vino
through evi report ana through good port have cnrefl
Is III 4 eir geler couu.-rauce and given u ANNUALLY
recurring ,rOof Cf Lsr esteem nd attachment uln1L
4roeo by tie El uson. of patty opinion and The smiles
slo tr0vls e men ia pnW which too often seiues ~
reff.n ren from the course their cousctnies approFe-
M naf assertion OF truth and the s-ldy resi- ance OF
rrr We tax fresh courage our sue ess thus iAr
and from heir friendly cooperation % per--vere IN the
ia,h which have deliberately chosen, aad tney have IS
celebrate! approved
H. Ne- Yo,k SIN yesterday pat on A new typogrsph
a dress ahich must DO tie propretors the justice 70
say was sadly needed TIE change makes i. look que
Tx another paper. IL p-oqlietors observe:
Expensive A. ese new suits are We provide them ire
cHify sud do not regret me speedy Ter And tar 10
winch they are subject through the uunvl popularity
and patronage which The Sun enjoy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

In The Broadway Railroad case, Judge Pane has de-
MED the motion Of tie Railroad party that the Anti
sroad people plaintiffs be required 20 give Sc 'uT
ity for 100000 to ndemnif, Defendants for losses
alleged to be incurred BY the stop Of their opera
tons BY the original Injunction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

TrE TRAiSEI CAsE-ChaIes Trsiferon Monday received
letter from his wife master stating that be has higher
of,rforEnma IL is 10 e-vs Mobile in fsE day. and
requires Trainer 10 send hin the 500 Tor rs VIE ia isT
oay- or viii betoo lae 10 ohsiaLsr Trainer is in mu n
distress ard ae lined to urge tha, The ii ads OF
huu snty would staniy send in money for tie purpose OF
securing her freedom Bst small portion of the amount
has YET come IT. Tie Committee qiest that We should
receive any moneys th readers NAY send for IN be
ue,oent purpoe snd though do not general osheys
IN The slave trade tbs seems to De N exception
Hoe who wish to contribute may accordingly esge their
oi.tsin tie publication offce # he 7rijnae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

The arrival OF the Norshern Light from San Juan
brings US Calfornis news 70 Joly J. tgo weeks later
than our previous advices This steamer brings nearly
100000 in Gold AID reports SlCl5 100 shipped from
san francisco by the steamer Oregon for Panama The
news from the ling districts Il OF favorable char
ac,er New discoveries OF Gold are announced and tue
returns from tie cd diegings continue 10 be encoura5
ing Two destructive fires hsye occurred 10 tie inrE
o. consuming he whole IF Shasta CRY aud the town Of
Rough and Ready, Nevada County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


srectri DsJGli 70 Ite \. 4. Iribne
WASHINGTON, Monday, jus 2i l}i3
'Old lngot and the President Seen today walking
the streets loci most lovingly IN whereat the
ofice-seekn. horde wondered, trem5led and adored.
Minister Soue seTenaded this evening, and was I'd
DRESSED by Peter Haley OF Mississippi DIR souie made an
el, quent answer
John Iyssow,k once Dictator OF Cracov, and recently
clerk in TIE Rgsers Once, his been appointed tx
u1er in the Patent Office Is2a Rldooaggh, OF Ini
ana succeeds bun ia the Registers Odice.
Judge John a. Cutabert, Fire Eater, il miae Live-Oak
Agent 10 Altbsin4. GUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

! To PosTNAsTERs-ly rtW regu atom o. ne io.. .
Cfoe Deragtm.f 4 flr- fees a-+ c-lg a-L ~
I sis or uIwstd will n q alo i--rs '1AP' '-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

naval force consisting Of the steamers Fulton and
Princeton, and the sloop-of-War Decatur sailed from
Norfolk yesterday for the Fishing Banks, to look after
American interests in that quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.
-ovi TON. rtlvrroN, WILLIAMS w
,vrcsrrks AND JosESSs oF nay Goods
AT MT cAsH rSIcEs,

,srosrrks ,So ,csrsSs GOODS
Az Srr ruots
No. 1. Vcs.v aud 6 Bsrc'sysis,
r,,,., % resy Of iAs A''aT H'u's
., Hess cave 70 invite the attention oil ''ose VAye'S
= ,xK,,,tsp srock GoOnS which they ars now "es "
,,,l tsy,.ssss to VII Oh they hare lsiey removed
~ 80, l. eac the most EXTENSIVE IN NE eoahl ~N'
h.e.' - ,rs,,r ,r purchaser and manager
~ .,sun Z from u the rest thus thi' e''aol'n
-. Al, the eta sios e aisi,ro' and sefa'"e
- ,,n,su ia On ry eaca tmeni usual eAP-A@e'
SS,srpsssl uuaS upoa al TIC SO a' a1a y ~aen nun
d. az Us lay II compare e,uH a'e iley
~ as hni enc Toe and iit tAs ui' 'e' up'N ~
- ,b,i " ~ ~as'' d>ar - 20 god a. aDoi'eT"
,ss prrAKrNtNls A. FOLLOWS;
-. o,,h.u, pepsstincui located OF the first acoT
~. a.. d eValtln,Et loca d on tie hTsi uooI'
s, .A Ne. Wei department oaiea on The afsi h'o'
~ &; eas 4. psr.rneni I'd on the base nen story
rrt .rs 10 Department. lceaed Oh The oA en s''S
M. ~ AID EhEo dey De- ATTN Ii ioeAiee on Tic ''0''
ne, an Glove Department located on the second ''o'y
81 Mans psi aIrcnt gene ally termed idakf' No"' ''
a each dep,raeut iaese ted in the rturna Of a'
pertinent on oonseque ty the system Of 0lsf1- 20.
-, ara we l. own STYLES G! .ooos very cheap 10
x,u ur1s ssood Is a. ir,y svo-eed III TINS e''''Al
s,,rv ssvis Of G.,>s s-;fcae. oAeay. ...
To r. CT Known ess sbify hey s'e Ife ar 20 si@1
Nv,sStS interest," O. per cent per mum ana IA
rrTr ts,sNls 81 Bah, Baakr CT Commission house ~
crS~crs
Ner- i.r& JAY s. lsN
..~,,,p TOO LATE To 30 GOOD III you have neg
,.,o 70 purchase YOU sanale5 hat eiAi w. ,os ,,1
>oN o. rLioa-sis NaO Wa. az
,r,r,tshls ROXY Nou4.all BtaFis q - u'l' .
sA.is.st lost tA-c-. No.
tsnieN - ~, s-rr ~ ca-on; ga cArsi- -- ' ~.
~ =, ,s.,nce s.netir. thss Will as'on.n ~ ''- -
Ioxo STORY n FAw WoRDs-ii You are III
VAL 80 ruserssrr ems Cloves snG Hosiery
- :, de loses PCS Die pies bug OF tie In
P'F'' AID 1AI I-Sros ApAss. No sol BsoADwAY,
opposite Aleifopohtaa Hot.!
r. Endorsements aud Hosiery Tor hot weather
- ',-eSN.77o, ~, l.ttr.ers aud Mau- u
s-N--~ - 'N-s 40 b0Scfy
AL who love enoyueut EvsHd health -"- '-e ''i o''y'
VIA '"e Z.vHyK MERIfO LSDERvLsTs
.,, ,'s-ser by the Medlca Faculty y very great -
49,. =, e yery bel GOODS the loves Pcss "i Oe
lourd a. "a st4lo, - 81. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

- .or Of ,ieLsusu the lest httng shT Won, Is
al j. AcATt Furnishing ooc f. Oe1le-cA, y, ~
Toe Cry Bal esO lsllfll-biy kept an
g. o. the circles ol IT, y az is' re-
&c ~ Gentlemen, which are imported NOUN 'o ais Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
D.YIAscE SALAMASDER SAFEs.-GAYLtR

Hon. a. PA1RilK Manufacturer ia the United 81
nj ~ 1--WE &c saies r. C. OOfflNs peAetaO ~ s
fsaoe Locs ID, Locks oot-e IL he "Oo Dep.
A. f-... aCsu.lane iof.fy NOS JONI 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

% New Fancy GOOds az hOGkRs' Dalia4, No -
p,s-6v xpere every ysroy Articles ioT qfs cin Ds n
ia % CO o. ms spehda -4'J
So sere and he things Icy ctoi Ia u LA
ahsar b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

RTwovAL-JKRvIs-W edding Visiting Doorpiate,
s 40 general Iagraytr Los removed ie" doors oey" ns oi
- T., r. - BfoadSay corner els-ce 3D. Ffa-AAls-
10 VIII gwen n pIee wofknalsAS -.- 4'-4y
A CARD.-TayiOr's new saloon Is NJ" open N DrO'u
- 49,, - %, m INST Hotel VAL be opsa tie public Oh
M nrsf CAV OF september lie taxes @ ppoauy OF
r,ta ~ tnsnLs psoie hitherto eAtcnitd " nl a-a
lor@. faI coufuLAnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

"
ousht 20 m universally way, aAd an ea hn
5scS H. ole i lcn ss--f Oi
49, ly teiu &c labor Is he cen ~ az own Aly L.
r--,,u soat " II Of sft sewn haclaes
$500 ory IT, Vii I'd Difficulty nihs nTe n41
ii. b.
sInuec Il NO 80 bT01d" iy i-','''" d ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21
MINING BOARD, DECEMBER 20.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, D0c U-0 II.
AsHEs-There SO bbls. disposed Of at IS 56< for
pearls, and IS SO for pots, per 100 lbs.
Ts was less setv s AND sn. rattle.
SO rs 6o superfne No. Eat SO 6oa 90 Isl ordinary
to choice State At So aa q 06 mixed to fancy West
figures. Some GOO bills adAn changed hands at So
93s< ST. There SEQ bbs Southern sold at former
quotations Rye -four and corn meal were uaaltersd.
Wheat not freely dealt In, but ruled very firm.
Sales reported 80 SEQ bushels at 81 81 for
prime Genesee white 81 70 70. choice Canadian do and
ley remained last noticed State and Western oats
were Attanable at 43c &c. per bushel Corn continued
$1,000 bushels 75o 7sc for New Jersey and South.
ern and ec Sc for old MIXED, and white and yellow,
per bushe
Co1Toy- rh Board OF Brokers reported sales for ex-
port t65 bales home use, 7s6; speculation, 509-Toa
1850 The market firm At Monday quotations.
Rio taken here 70 day at ai2Hc We learn from
the teegapbic correspondence OF respectable house
Wall street that in Philadelphia to day, there
l,20O bags Ro ex VIM. Price, sold 1T 1870. per ID.
FRUIT Some 500 boxes bunch raisns we're procured
a. former f1u,es.
BAY held at zoe 76c for shipping lots, and Soc
. e0c for small parcslf, per 100 lbs
FRrIGHTs--Rates were without material change, ana
engag. ments were MODERATE. To Liverpool some corn
esgeged At in shippers bags, snd about 80 900
do in bulk, ct l0d 800 bbls -four engaged at 81
and 600 40 at 9s 3D. SEQ bbh rosin at3s Cd; and
pressed at 32d. To Havre, two taken up
TO load with wheat at z4c 25c and with -four 1T $780,
four Ell chartered for Boulogne at 87hc for
flour and 25c. for grain. vessel engaged to load
at Mobile for Havye, with cotton ut Nc. and another
tor Liverpool At I'd To California rates ranged from
56c. a Go. per foot.
REAL ESTATE Gales at auction by A. II Muller.-Two
story brick house and lot No sos Washington street.
$4,000 BY f. II. Ludow--l lot 25xlOo No l73 Stanton
stret So 800. BY Ahthony BleeckerTot Of ground,
25xN0, between Rivngton and S.antsn Streets 250
Lot avenue =, 18x1i0. between Eighty sixth and
Eighty seventh streets 1916; two lots Eighty sixth
street between avenues ana B. $780, cottage house
and lot 2sxlo2, on Eighty fifth street. between Fourth
az md ~ on
Downing street. No 10, between Bedford and Blocker,
$4,000 three story brick house and lot, No. Hoboken
street. 80, 1000.
PROVISIONS Pork moved to the extent of only 400
bills old Western at Sl3 for mess and s1 for prime.
Dressed hogs were freely offered at &C. ib s.es
rted OF 1s0 picked shoulders and has at
exc $50. and exc. 94o Per b.; togethe, with $50
bbIs fair TO prime lard ~ 9c 10Hc. per b., and 400
bbs beef at unct anged rttes Butter and cheese
tinued about the eame.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

the PEOPLE Of the North What L. to b the further
efforts Of ths siAvs power n Is impossible to say But
among the schemes for tina spread OF the sve power are
the following FIRST the admission Of New MeSico and
Utah ss slave ST tes second the division OF ornia into
two States both OF which is TO he slave holing
State third the division into four slave States
fourth the organization OF States ont Of The territory Of
the Cherokee and other Indian nioes hth the terrific
rial organization Of Nebraska slave territory sixth
the boundary quarrel Aexiso; seventh the project
oil annexiDg the Mexican provinces II Chhuscua and
sonora eighth that Of absorbing Yucstan ninth tsnth
and eleventh the probsb tiles Of spreading the Asr
slayeholdirg power into Nicaragua. Cuba. and St.
Domingo There will cert iny Continued the Lecturer
come to pass tAs prophecy OF Mr. Calhoun, foreshaos
Ing the ogsrchy which the slave power exercise In
the American republic unless there should 10 the
lime. be discovered to be North: (Soms sppl.uss
reemen have the alternative presented ts thsm-sithe-
they must abolish slavery, slavery will abolish them
We must strike at the root Of this evil Slavery
Ia essentially ambitious, eneroaohipg and oppre
erlssculstes the slavsholdpV whites in it's own
region, ard il wheedlss and deceives the citizens
OF TIE North out or their devotion 30 principle
But in these days of human there has arisen
power which car master events and that the public
people must first delude them; while they who would
protect liberty mus. eplghen purity, and inviy ,rate
public sentiment 1t s the aggregate Of the intelligence
OF the men and women who influence society aud this
Is fortified by the higher literature OF the sge The
turer could name he said several writers who have
these times stood aint slavery but he would n, me
Carlyle alone author who az ooyzsd for it. Things
have come 10 Il at point he continued that they who
are most severe against agitation themselves ag
apo yontn in the South IA they peruss the pages OF
Uncle Toms Cabin. (Applause,) By what special
means the enormous nuisance is to be abatd be
piedicsd-but certainly whatever disadvantages these
measures may bring they will not equal the evils
removed When this social aud domestic corruption is
thrown away 1t will be gratifying to every generous
10 recoll-ct that ne has good light and faith
July held to the duties Of abotionist In conclusion
the lecturer expressed his thanks the audiences for the
hind attention they had lent to his trts and uuimpas
stoned remarks
The next lecture OF the course is to be delivered By
Hon Joshua R. Gddings Of Ohio Subject ''The Exilss
Of Georgia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21
CITY Infeilirance.

The Promotion AND PRESERVATION THE HARBoR.-The
examination Of he harboe viii take pla At II to-
day "wednesday December 2lst Governor Seymour &C.
conpauied by The Lsni Office Commissioner Of this
STATE; Gommococe Boermsn, Conmandant OF the Navy
Yard Captain Hudson, Of the Uuted States Navy Major
Frazer, Of the United States Corps Of Engineers
a committee appointed by the Chamber OF Commerce,
tbs Ha- Dor Committee, committee appointed by the
public meeting held ut the Merchants Exchange on Fri
DAY last ard BY othar committees and public officers
Eill embark In steam from the United States Barge
Office wharf The foot Of whitehall street. east side OF
The Battery between the hcurs OF ll1s NJ, and IL
and viii ccsed to those portions Of Tie hArbor which
are IL Immediate danger Of serious aud irrsparsels 10
jury The gentlemen Of the diseren. committees have
all been specially notified BY notice, their respective
addresses
SIiPFREy SrRETs.-On account OF the slight fall Of
Monday night, the yesterday were slip
perry and treaceerous TO the foothold Broadway was
the scene OF many fall Of the poor horses and
bruises both to and brute viii give for tho
remembrance Of yesterday Every joint IL necessary
to keep firm and stiff while waking anywhere outdoors
yesterday, TO prevent collision between the crsnium
and paving ST. In Tie morning the weather cold
and freezing during ho afternoon became quite plea
sant AND during the evening it really warm In the
the city, but 1t away. The trees in
the Park in tbs mornipg brilliant with hanging
cicss. sparkling In the like robe of e wells upon
their H9bs. Many we're disappointed in not having
sleigh ride.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

TUESDAY, Dec. N-b T. n,
North Carolina the most Actife stock 1t this days
board reached ~, buyer thirty, and closed ut Az
seller thirty. Lehigh Zinc did not command anything
1t sold at the second board Of brokers yesterday
At 29l, though sales were effected elsewhere at az
Geld Hill sold at the second board Of brokers' 1T ~ The
decline in these two stocks s not explained the
accounts from their Mines understand,
better. For Parker Vein, TX bid; for New Jersey
Zinc, es for Uslter TX; for Phoenix Gold As cents.
Fulton offered at Jersey Little Falls at Al Conrad
2, without bidders.
The demand for mining stocks Is not bad. There Ia
Of pita seeking employm mt In this kind einvest
ments But there are SO many sham com panes In the
market witbtsham capitals and sham mines and sham
stock Issued fall paid up to the extent Of million So
on strength twenty thirty thousand do
actually levied and expended that people beginning
to cautious and in many nstances the good suffer
for the bad -