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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
The Gardiner Trial.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, March ~, 1853.
Hon. George Evans, wishing 20 return home,
was recalled and identified several papers having
been filed with the Bosrd by DR. Gardiner in evidence
The counsel for the defence proposed TO isterrogate
him 10 The mode OF proceeding upon the claim and
the reasons by which the Board were governed in max
The counsel for the prosecution objected, but the
Court overrulcd the objection the ground that the
Witnesses for the prosecution had already opened the
subject was therefore too late to close the door to
the defence.
Mr. Evans proceeded to give detailed account Of the
action of the Board Of Commissioners
The counsel for the defence pressed hard for an early
decision. The reasons assigned were that Gardiner
was entirely without means, had lost everything and
owed good deal in Mexico and especially wanted TO
make an adjustment with his creditors. ina, II was
necessary for him TO go Mexico, among other things
10 get more proof-ii more was wRntng-and mad nor
the money to do sothat the claim could be declared
valid 30 far 10 make 10 appear reasonable TO money
lenders, he could borrow what he wanted
The Board thought there nevertheless, In TINS
very statement If the something To excite suspicion
the magnitude of the claim, that q Tdncr aa1 oeen
engaged In other business and took up an abandoned
mine without means his great expenditures IN getthS
under ay, and enormous pruhts
Gardner carefully Intercepted about h-pafers
were examined again and again-counsei consulted
and more time devoted to the investigation oil TINS ths
10 any other case Every means their ingenuity could
suggest was used detect or inconslstencie
and arrive at facts. The Commissioners were alI OF
opinion the case very strongly proved indeed Inc
rules OF the Board all cOnfomed 20, when sho"ed
the regularity and ability Of his counsel-Corwln'
Thompson, and ohers Counsel presented several ar
euments one In the handwriting OF Corwin' In waieh
lie figures IL all out another by Thompson In writ'ng
and others oral This award, when announced, proven
very unsatisfactory TO the counsel for Gardiner Vpto
the very hour of the session the Board were re-
peatedy pressed to reopen the case, ana near nsu
mens Ms to the amount The Board tred TO gel beter
evidence from Mexico regarding this aud other claims
hut could not They consulted the Mexican Minister
Rosa without learning anything OF consequence Ihey
considered testimony pare and suggested to Presi'
dent Taylor the appointment of some agent TO go 20
Mexico summons witnesses ssd tesi the validity oil inc
various claims President Taylor recommended u 70
Congress and the only notice taken Of IL was an attack
by newspaper here General Taylor, charging him
with seeking to get place for some friend.
Capt Barry was recalled and cross examined -,
Capt VIM w Hunter. OF the L. : Navy, sworn-Vis-
he'd aouias In December last by direction OF the Sen,
S,e Committee Rescarched for Gsrdiucrs mine and
found none. Before concluding his examination inc
Court adjourned
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x va Cineinnati NonparisI tells dina: On

~ The Cincinnati hoapdriel tells this On
cur upward trip Dayton Saturday noticed in tbs
seuteusn and dy sestsd 10 eiose position, and
jasyDs from their condnet, would imagine thai tbsy
exceedingly intimate. la front Of the comfortable
pair gentlemen, Editors Of two German PsDes IN
TINS city. When Dayton the train pssssd thfo1gb
long darn bridge Amid the laundering and rsstss Of te
could be heard DOi.e that sounded FOR an " wond
hke the eoncnss0n Of hps Such scsry Gn.c All
the party. A emerged daylight enc OF the Ger
Eeor slowly drew hs spectacle down over h nose,
and exclaimed.
"yen tinks DAT i.h tsas bad brdze Aesv' hin oaes
to. tree. (osr sisies Inc say ofsH eo~h nea sol
AID Tor he remainder Of p the pair looked mute aud
quiet.
~ The ~ D. Crescent, 10 an article noticing
H. s,s, Of rbs Express system extracts the following
ten rom ses Of HArn1en's way biibs
One yypl az, - per 'sssrapsie ''der-ehSss
oo tsauiry ws leaned thar the express bad ben
poyed by tsepsphie aeszse dad ths lids rsstsncs,
psy al her 0attzndns eebs and forward Der wthoaf d.
fay and bad fslfsd the e9mmisson 70 fhe Letter We
submitted 20 the .sent Of the empress the deslfy o. -
euTns The payment Of The charges such novsee fssn'
ira tie mzrsin Of the way ball asaifynf e9ieS On
delivery and hlntins that 10 The event o. "a
The eonsgnee, the sxpress Iisht isssJ sesh vac ss
yEge.
~ The editor Of Tie Sandy Hi On ~
Head Ga, candidate the Office Of Posmssser and he
N tru. - ne that the eomD1lson for sf once esm9
on de .fksr Ssy-fos sonsbody ess All % esvs tosy
. tbst no more eoscssse proof h0 been rrsssae1 snns
tie ID q sev.nesr that "rePaeLes sss unsassed %
mach for Stated Prsssssss
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AssENBLT
Places # Nalfrify.


Tie EseniHz Journal Of 20 day says; " Is 81 e''
d.ree Of Improvement, announce the opesins Of
uatsr cure establishment By an Old ssw-forker, DR..
Pcurre" Thu then, hss this glorious principle been
insugurs,ed upon The Pseihe coast You VIII ante
with ne friends Of progress here and elsewhere, In
bidding this pioneer Of a great reform, God speed
The VA Company Steamers Panama AMI Califor.
MA were pul up for through ekets u View York cabin
eco; .tsersge ESQ sgsiDst Vanderbilt Line Steamer
Brother Jonsthan, who held up % higher figure and
carried about 100 passengers the Panama some 10
sns the CshlorniA with he through malta VII prooA'
by rezs,er even more making upwards Of 20oS psr.
.or. IN TWO DAYS. who have taken advantage OK
these rgtes % return home.
Je.se Hutehir,on }, Of he number who VII tempo
r1riy be abse 1t from among Us
ne gree, Rsfrcsd We want but the people here do
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L. s. .SENATE-ExrRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March a. 1888

WARRINGTON Thursday, March "a 1879.
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration
of Mr. WALKEKs resolution authorizing the Son''ee
ON Indian Affairs delegate one of their numherto take
testimony in the msiicr on reference TO sald Co
mttee touching certain frauds alleged 10 have oeen
committed by Alexander Ramsey and others In msS'hg
i%S SSD' d certain "''"''
MIR HUNTER objected 10 the delegation of
such pow CT TO single member OF COmnittee during
recess No precedent than scould be more dangerous
The subject properly should be investigator oy S0Po
Commission from the Executive.
Mr. SEWARD asked what the charges against
Ramsey are.
MIR. WALKER replied in making payment to
the Indians in paper money through thru person
causing loss a. the Indians Of Is pr cent and win
holding money from certain hslt breeds MT w aAer
said the Committee could proceed no t1rthef "t,out e
testimony Of certain persons IN MnneSots, aha mem
the object of the resolution Thousands oil Indians arc
In that territory and therefore necessary looking
10 The safety Of the whites to give some assurance tst
the N Qtcrs Of which the Indians complain saouu DC
ccnsdercd and settled.
MIR. BRopHEAp said he had served with Ram
say in Congress and knew him when he Ramsay was
Clerk to the Hoase OF Representatives of PennsyNsnS
of which state he native. Is due 10 say Nam
saw during that time, maintained good character tor
integrity was proper the charges should be inVesn
gated or dismissed,
MIR. SywARp remarked, he knew Ramsay
wei and did not believe the chargts against him true,
and pressed prompt investigator.
Mr. HryrYR replied TO Mr.. Walker, saying
uwss The mode OF investigation 20 which be objected
lie thought il MISTER OF executive inquiry AMI OBJ
iecte6 10 a single member Of the Indian Committee con-
Quoting the business IN the recess
There was further debate as % the power TO
delegate one member for the purpose indicated aud the
eeccssity was pressed for prompt inquiry into the
matter ,.. -.
The consideration of the subject was post
pons.i ,p,il t,u,orroN and the Senate went into Tx
tcetiye Session -,
When the doors were opened Mr.. Psrrrr
snoy,d tbs, when the Senate ourn sdioarato mee
On Monday next
MIR. HousroS said the Senator snou'n uo'
press the motion as they could spend Their time in as
lng nominations aud treaties =,
MIR. CHASE said it was known they coull
,o adjourn sine die until the President informed taen
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n
NJ, ssro6cn Ae ts.t rosbsry seheme giving "
ssrsrncsors un.cld rni.tcns oftse pastc is,s'a W
sexevc IN sAairs che er-Ssa - tire Goveram-v< -
sir,ss - private company and thss 4 css sas -
be .ccossp a%Asa n Owe ysArs sad wc wsrt A@ens&'
ron ase5 ] 10 constTpctiou- GRO n
70 A san Francisco correspondent OF IAs
kssbxryTyrt Hs-al1 nSat;ons tie tslswsx se.sssns =
scsvir gse-rs As --cert soar Fcrstsor n Csnrssss
.'Oae orcfstr axres.as 10 ray, On arrival sens 80 -
ga piS "a az MI. 20 s. % gsTficalAr brad lisx
al =. 90 ersl irssrnea tat the dip wa IN Iase
,s,ur was Ssx isniss 90 eewA aai Ses wAase ses
49,, hs pese. lie reSeivei Of The ass
go fsx ~ TIVE was below Iva ccs price lie refused -
r,icts the cout-rcs The aoa- ser tAs brsnt nee
s,us II lie Asr-eIasas. rAat sssd hak~i tee eNsEeI
. ,.s,si ,,~hs IA the CLERK in writing ,Ss esne ~
- ev p~S, rs clerical Of wr;ring the ese x
tsh Az Inc time I. weals aayc been esdsEet o. -
~->-.,s,-e Now max the eject 81 this htde NefH<
<f ma, inSr., be thss the erssd sf east n cvs~
I,rr ~ -. auci - the csbfrseyxs the parry ss1
Re ru,inS los Of tAirsy thousand dataS saa mese
r,s.srs I, take sour which he shd not purchase.
presume that his pcsstics - less y imp.es1s.y
it ,kaN sarn cut that Ne has actually scrssa .as
BY having received ssrsn susnt,y q tse ~ ~ Ss
whiis tbs rsrnsas b. Ascertsse1 s>h VIZ s1e sry
u kcue saw 70 n consixnee here Who made ssce
sd YET great hlEnieri WI he bold ntn s.-S
abe or ncs' Al the passies are anasSsatD ssses
<tas,3 the IRE. THIS affair has maize neca VAL
certainly often that 81 SUCH npse Nv.
An errx Of woV has eommerisl bsrgs Ne I'D 70
.rrisas rss1f While the aear epeSstc-s have eesa -
sour. have not wes< .ees Of grasAeAs NJ tssT -
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The Court reassembled a. 3 o'clock, when
Attorney General Red eosed his argument IN al eio
sgeri AID brilliant speech giving vivid picture Of the
hery and Of The Two infants lef 70 perish ia the
turning hou.s BY The assassin- The prisoner was
dresdfGIy IgitA,ed erUuenng down II the dock, both
hEnds covering IA face.
Aher~ ard on application Of ais counsel the Jury II
snsined The legs Of the prisoner to see they bore
nnk. Of dogs bite upon them, in order 70 confirm
tie sou. testimony in that respect Scratches were
found TIA; might have been made IN that way
The charge 70 the Jury wa then delivered By Judge
Ankon
The Jury retired Al O'clock, and the Court i'd
josrred III o'clock.
Tie Court net At : vhen the Jury came in and an
nounced their veroie; unanimously MURDER ~
TIE FIRST DECREE Tie prisoner manifested
great ntiferenee and took CO ks hAt zndehesred
when The oeieers were taxing him from the Court
Tie crowd replied BY terrific grOsEs ss the Gallons
wretch IVES driven back % pr-sor.
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ASSEMBLY.


IIfIhU HFAUTNW VF HILIs-
To promote medical inquiry ana Investigation
and for the better security Of burial grounds and GENE
teIies
Mr. KESSEDY moved to recommit this bill
with Instructions TO stgike out the enacrng clause
Messrs. ELLSWORTH, LITTLEJoHN, and Z.
w RosE opposed the motion and sustained the bill.
MessTs. KENNEDY and INGALLS, opposed the
bill
Mr. ST JONI moved the previous question
on the passage of the bill-snd il ordered
Ihsbll then passed, Ayes "a, Noes 30.
To amend the act requiring the registry of
brths marriages and deaths. Passed
To regulate the assessment of taxes on in
cooperating companies. Passed.
70 amend the act regulating the incorpora-
ton of ocean steamship companies. Passed.
Recess TO 4 o'clock
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~ The iron foundry Of Ranstead, Dear
born & Co, Commercial Point, Dorchester. Mas..,
was destroyed by IRE on the night Of the ed. Loss
s45OOo, on which there 10 $1,000 Insurance Ia ths
Etna Office Hartford
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Death Of DIR. Dupcnn.

CINCINNATI, Thursday, March "a, 1873.
DR.. Duncan died last evening. IL is thought
he tell from the wagon in a lit u apoplexy, a. h;
wounds were not such ~ would cause death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

AMERIcAS Books IN EsGLASD.--G0Odell 3
American Slave Code" 80 recently issued in this
City 10 already In process Of republication BY an eff
Gent and enterprzng publisher in Londoa-snothcr
Illustration OF the prophety Of lnterDarona Copy
PfgLt
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Nominn tons and Combinations.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, March "a, 1853.
The President to-day nominated John Slidel,
Of Louisiana, Minister 10 Central America Joseph Lane
Collector at Pensacola; Mr. HUMPHREYS, of Tennessee
Judge Of that State. The Senate confirmed Mr.. Many
penny ef Ohio, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs; Judge
Mason, OF Iowa, Commissioners of Patents Also, a
considerable number Of Postmasers Registers and Re.
ceivsrs Of Land Offices. They also debated Indian
Treaty. The five examiners appointed 10 investigate
the affairs Of the Census Office have reported work
enough yet to employ fifty clerks until the session
Of Congress at least.
We bear of several removals of clerks In the different
departments.
Major Edward Cantwe of Wilmington. is promi.
nent candidate for District Attorney Of North Carolina
There Is but other candidate Gen McRae the for
ner incumbent
tie now said Col German viii not be nominated to
the Land Office this session
The Presidents last public levee this even
ing Is thronged, and is brilliant affair.
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Navigation of Lake Erie.

BUTFALO, IhuTsday, March q, Io35.
The wind has driven the ice dewn the Lake.
Considerable II OF our harbOr, but n Is passing
down the river fast The steamer Mlydower has net
come down She runs from Cleveland 20 Detroit IN
com ection with the state Line Railroad The weather
here is stormy
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The Marian nj Charleston.

CHARLEsroN, Tuesday, March ?! I-jI
The L. s Mail steamship Marion, Capt.
Berry arrived here al o'clock this Tuesday morning
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tai Railroad Accident, &c.


CHARLESTON, "wednesday March q, 1883.
The severe storm of Thursday, the 18th inst,
hes proved very disastrous to roads, bridges &C. Ia Ala
bama. The TllapoOsa rOse higher than had been
known for years, and the Alabama also attained 20
great hgbt-cOnsequeny planting in the low lands and
river bottoms has been greatly REGARDED At Coum5us
Ga, the iume Of the Eagle Factory was washed away
and portion Of the wall Of the canal lately rebuilt was
thrown down by the violence Of the water.
We have no mail beyond Montgomery, and
FIVE are now due from New. Orleans.
An engineer named Charles ID SchOonmaker,
and fireman named Newton Gilmore were killed by a
collision on the Railroad yesterday.
About three miles from Columbia, on
Wednesday the baggage car Of passenger train from
Charleston took IRE and nearly all the baggage wa con
sumed Gov Manning barely saved bss trunk, which
contained valuable State papers. The passengers
ITALY extingushed the hre
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The AInbnma ar sayannah

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, March -, 1888.
The steamship Alabama, Capt Ludlow, from
\ New.YoIk has arrived AZ this port.
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NInrine RennrI.

The HON sSDs Thursday, March RPM.
Wind Northwest Weather clear One
slip one bark and two bngs in the Ofins.
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~ Another paddle wheel for Ocean steam
ers has been invented al Msumee, Ohio ts designed
to obvate the liz the wheel leaves the water This
hs. often been attempted, and we hope the hsamse
inventor has succeeded.
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Defeat Of the Maine Law In Wisconsin-Mis-
sissippi and Milwaukee Railroad.
Tho Canadian Parliament.

QvTBEc. Thursday, March "a. 1853
The bill to increase the representation from
"a l25 MEMBER has passed the House of Assembly,
by vote Of 81 to ID, being three votes over the
quisite two-thiris majority
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Combinations.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, March p. ls9t.
The Washington Union announces the follow
inc combinations;
William II. Vesey. Of Pa. Consul at Havre.
John F. Bacon, OF New York, Consul at Nassau
Henry Dewey of Pa, Consul al Para
Amos = York Consul al the leland OF Zante
John A. Campbell, of Ala, Justice OF the Supreme
Court
riioIy Of Washington.
X. Miller OF Ohio, and Victor Monroe, of Kentucky,
Associate Justices Of the Territory OF Washington
VIM NJ Lowry, L. 5. Marshal iorfhe Eastern District
Of Tennessee. -, MI. g
Watson Fireman. L. ;. MarshM LOT INC D'Su'S' Va
Wesley Frost, U s Marshal for the Western District
Of Penns ylvania
Fleming b Miller, L. s Attorney for the Western Dis
tIict Of Virginia D
J. c Ramsey L. :. Attorney for the Eastern District
s.iah r Hobbie, First Assistant PostmssterGeneral
Paul Arnau. Collector, 81 Augustine, FloriaA
Hamilton stuart Collector for the District oil Texas
Richard p Hammond. Collector OF san Francisco
Green w Caldwell Superintendent OF the Branch
Mint Of North Carolina
Chri,topher Carson Indian Agent Tor NewNexco. 70
Jos,pb NJ Garreison, Indian Agent for Oregon
Henry Ssnderson Postmaster ~ New. Brunswick NJ
Isasc Cook. Postmaster a; Chicago, Ill
Victor Monroe of Kentucky Associate J1sfee Tor tAe
TerfitOry OF W ashington-
AiexaIder Bell OF Michigan, Register Of the LAnd
OfhCe NJ lOniA, Mich - -, A..
Frederick A. Hall, OF Mich, Receiver Oh fu0i'0 NJ
neys q, loLis., Mich 49, r-,- = - - ~
Ebenszer Warner OF Mich, Register OF tne sNiU "
fee AZ SSuli Ste Marie, Mich sn,,-,,
William A Pratt, Of Mich, Receiver % FuO''' -A''''
At Sauh ste Marie, Mich .,aO,
William NJ Fenton OF Mich, Register OF the Lsnd "
Tbcnss Alice, OF Mich, Register OF tlr L and o'
fee A. kalamazoo, Mica ar o....- ~ p,N
Lawrence Van De Walker OF NICE NeNe-'O - -
lie Moneys at Kalamazoo. Men sO.y.a .,
Lines onr of Illinois Register OF the Land Once a.
NichSei Dale, Of Ill, Register Of the Lsnd once al
Rchert c wilson Of II, Receiver Of Public Moneys
al Palestine III
The IatelhgeHcer says the Senate yesterday
confirmed the nomination 81 Dudley Mann, Oausl ~
,,tsrv al Stste; also, the nomination oi = -,
al Maine Commissioner Of Customs Sad me h'.-
-, -, sr,nel a Vnhanl Of New-Hampshire, IS mem
her of the JOINT Commission sndeE the A's Ni
Treaty. r,. -. As.,, -a,eiyei
h, moe nom "Wednesday 10 saturday, Inclusive Ae
yet due.
p.ssaae of the Susauehsnna Bridge eni, anu
AZ m bill reducing the state Tax In "ar'
land. , Ty,r-sasv March "a. 1853.
Wehave no mail beyond Charleston 70 nisn'
The MARYLAND House of Delegates to, SEH
- Sc ye:. n NAYS a. the bill sniho'Eins gag ail
asS.hSis Wlmips,on and Baltimore hsiirOan S0ciPao
10 brS,e the Susquebsnns River Al hA''U rns.s.ssr,
| The biIl Is liberal one, and imposes ~
| restrictions or esptsIoh ny ;.o...
The Senate of Maryland, today una ~ DSiS
/ " passed hill reducing the s1~ie 'N> N'-- -
! ccLis. 90 hundred dollars.
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Pennsylvania whir state Convention.
LANCASTER, Pa, Tnursdsy, Hsrch "a. ls53
lha Wkic. Stato Cnn-nntinn fhia afrarn,-.,

LSC1rKk, "a, Inurrdayi aarc1 -, leSJ
The Wing State Convention, this afternoon,
nominated on the srst ballot Moses PJwnan for CaaL
Commissioner A < Mcclure, Auditor General sld
Christian Myers, Surveyor General, and sijOurnsi
sfhe de.
Nominations for Whiz state Olicers Of Rhode
Islanu-Piremen's Riot.
Providence, Thursday, March %, 1553
4 Wing ticket for State Officers is an
nounced this morning by the Committee ap2sintei At
the late Wing STATE Convention The nominations are
e. follows:
% For Governor. wN. w. HOPPIN, of Providence
For Lieut. Gov. SAMUEL RoDxAS, Of ! KinZston-
For Ssc'Ty OF State. VIM r WATSON OF Providence.
For Attorney Gen. CHRIsTR ROBINSON, Of Cln5d
For Gen Treasurer SAxUEL B VEzNoS. Of Newport
The nominations give very general satisfac-
'tion, and the ticket Is decidedly the strongest Ia toe
field a. it perfectly unites and hArmonizes the Wang
party.
A ireman's riot occurred here yesterday
afternoon between Companies No. 2 and 8. There has
not been 80 much excitement IN streets since the
war Of 1912 The disturbance did not continue long.
but there u fear thst serious trouble VII
when the companies are called oct again
Defeat Of the Maine Law in Wisconsin-Mis-
sissippi and Milwaukee Railroad.
MILWAUKEE,, Thursday March "a 1853.
The Maine Liquor Law has been killed IN
the Assembly BY one vote.
The contract for building the Mississippi
and Milwaukee Railroad from NJ Ton TO ADDISON, has
beeriet TO Chamberlain Co, Of Cleveland.
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Nomination Of sIIdeII-How IL Takes-Otber
Neutrality-suspicious., &c.


Special D1spatch 70 The N. Y. T,tbune.
WAsMSGToS, Friday March "a, 1853.
Our wiseacres are taken by surprise by the
nomination Of John slidel, Of Louisiana a. Minister
TO Central America 1t is very dstssteful Mr. soule
and other Southern Rights men The nominee is
'Union Compromise and warmly favored the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Buchanan This appointment will grste
upon Wise, Meade, and other Buchanites who are
plrants for Missions, their chances are lessened.
Nothing Is left for Mr.. Downs.
Mr. Humphrey is nominated Judge in Tef-
nesseei Joseph sero Collector at Pensacola.
The Swiss treaty is still under discussion,
no decision having yet been reached.
A Committee of experienced Clerks, which
has examined the Census Office reports work there
sufficient TO employ fifty Clerks for eight months.
c. b. Adams, Clerk in the General Post-Of-
fee, has been removed. GUS
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
s.aen Telegraph Office, eorne, Of Hanover and Be,vsy.,
The Railroad Questions in the Legislature.
SrecsaI D,gaaea 10 The ~ Y Tribune

The Railroad Questions in the Legislature.
SeciaI D,pasoa TO The N Tribune
ALBANY, Thursday. March "a 1853.
The subject Of Railroads il not yet alto
se.ber disposed Of biz compelling all the roads in
The State to cary way pssseogers and regh, at the
same rates charged for through passengers and
felghts introduced to day and will pas the House
If il should also psss the Senate will very i'm
portant influence upon several Of the Roads.
Mr. Vanderbilt closed his elaborate and
magnificent Canal speech 10 day. Honor to Kings
County for having sent here able champion Of the
Canal policy Of the State.
The bill TO unite the schools Of the Public
School Society and the Ward Schools Of your City,
passed to-day
There is considerable trepidation in regard
to the fate of the Railroad Toll bill It's defeat il BIZ
no means certain.
1t is expected that Messrs. Corning, Of Al
baDy and Richmond, Of Buffalo will be chief officers
10 the consolidated Railroad Company
The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad en-
ferpre lie blocked for the present If not permanently
There are several screws loose
The Senate had no quorum this afternoon.
SUB Rosa