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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, FEB. p, 1853.

CoseREss-In Senate, the Army bill was
taken up Mr. Chase proposed an amendment
appropriating Sl5O,00O for a survey and expIo-
ration of railroad routes to the Pacific, which
was opposed BY several leading slsveholding
members Mr. Walker moved an amendment
10 appropriate each alternate township along
the fine for the laudless. This Of course
aroused the Southern gentlemen again. But
before ANYTHING was done, but talk, the Senate
went into Executive Session, and soon after adj
journed
In the House the Provincial Reciprocity bill
came up again, and was urged by Messrs. Towns
end and Stuart. Mr.. Orr moved TO lay the Dill
On the table, but the motion was lost by slarge
majority. The previous question was demand
ed and seconded, but before the question was
taken I'D, the House went into Committee on the
Indian Appropriation bill, and discussion took
place upon the important pOint-whether Nr.
Stuart, Nirginian, aud Secretary Of the Int
rior be an honorable man. And quite jolly
scene followed. Several bills we're afterward
reported to the House and passed.
~ The reader win be amused with the
spicy debate upon the Bribery BILL" in the
Assembly yesterday. The remarkable faring
up Of the venerable Nestor of the Board Of
Aldermen Of 1850, Henry Shaw, Of the
Twelfth Ward, ia really unaccountable. How
so staid dispassionate and deliberately elo-
quent statesman could have burst out with
such volcanic energy in defense Of our spOtless
City Fathers, must remain problem. Mr..
Shaw left the City Hall before public robbery
was reduced 10 the rules Of science, before
Chairmen of Committees Systematically Sold
themselves to smother petitions or withhold
reports. Mr. Shaw is not we'll informed as TO
the doings Of the present Aldermen. Let him
have patience. Developments are at hand.
In the meantime let the bill pass it won't hurt
honest men, and if the leading members of
the New-York delegation are so sure Of the
honesty Of the Aldermen, why, they have
nothing to fear on their account
Local ArrARs-The foreman of the Grand
Jury HENRY ERBES, Esq yesterday made
complaint in the Court of Sessions that Ger.
tains witnesses had absconded to avoid coming
before the Jury, and certain others refused TO
public Importance. Jacob Sharp declares that
there has been no corruption in regard to the
Broadway Railroad and PROCESSES to defy the
most searching investigation.
Steps are in progress to fasten an injunc-
tion upon the SecOnd-av. Railroad Company.
AT last We have the answers of the Alder.
men to the questions propounded by the su-
perior Court But, not satisfied with plain
Yes" and mo" they add formal protest
against the interference of the Court in any
affairs Of the Council as body or as ind-
vidutls.
"A serious stabbng ARRAY happened in the
lower part of the City last night. 1t may
amount 10 murder.
The argument on the motion for an in
junction upon the Broadway Railroad COmpa-
ny was concluded yesterday by Ex-Chef JUS
tice Bronson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

MlcHlSAS Hon. George z. Grissold. one
Of the Senators rom Wayne &C. and A. sx-E1itor.
was elected President pro te Of tie Senate, shortly
before the adjournment Of the Legislature In csss
Gov heCleIland gOes into the Cabinet Mr. Gr.svold
becomes Lieut. Governor and Mr.. Parsons the Lieut.,
Gsyerlor. rks Cdi-f Ass;strxe Of he ssa..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern Telegraph Qc. come, Of Hanover and B.a.e,
steamboat inspectors and Light-House

steamboat inspectors and Light-House
Keepers.
Special Dispa,ch 10 The " " Tyibea<
wAsHINoroS, Thursday Feb. a. ls53.
The Secretary of the Treasury has made the
following appointments:
Lavaier 8. White Inspector Of Steamboat Hals, and
Elijah Root, Of Boilers, al Burlington Yerm0nt-salary
$500 each.
LIGHT HOUSE zKRSEas.
stephen Poet, FourMile Point, New York salary per
6nnuIn, $3.50
Hiram TObey. Boon Island Maine-salary 5000
Hugh Sleatone, Mouth Black River, Ohio-sslary $3.50.
Peter Rouche, Brszos Santiago. Texas-sasry 500
QUI WYE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

~ Wonderful improvement in Sewing Ma
chimes having recently been made, readers these ma
eAires ahead OF any mechanical nyent,oa O. ne se aai
thr rropr,etors Aessrs l. NJ SSSxS Co. hayiag been
% great in purchasing machinery expressly ot re
nsrafseicry OF hees machines assure the pae1e taA te
machine sh hereafter have al the Atesf Improvements
attacked with rcrfet mechanical accuracy aud tie once
SEEMING 2fepty Is cew remcved Call asd exAa1ne ma
~ f'->f NJ SINGER Co.
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THE GLORY AND SHAME OF PUTTING.


day TO acknowledge that it had been taken IN
BY 8 literary gentleman no less distinguished
than Mr.. c. Edwards Lester, and very sharp
" Mr.. L. got paid off for his little stroke OF
diplomacy. IL seems that he recently deliv-
cred lecture on The Essential Features Of
True Workingman," or something of Kim
bred title, and applied to our neighbor to re-
port the same in full from slips furnished be-
forehand. Our peighbor, like true friend Of
humanity and of progress, gladly agreed TO
print nything which promised such floods Of
enlightenment for the lsboring classes, and sc
cordingly the lecture appeared st full length.
But on a careful reading il was seen 70 be
nothing but grand and lofty puff of some
Health Insurance concern Of doubtful or uu-
known character. Thereupon our neighbor.
angry that he had bought a pig in the poke al
ter so egregious fashion, gave Lester just
punishment for the trick he had put upon him.
We may as well say here that this trick
which thus proved successful with The DAILY
respectfully declined the honor of serving in the
health insurance line of literature. We sus.
pected the nature Of the wares sought to be
palmed off and scrutinized them accordingly
And while we could not but feel some resent.
ment at the attempt to make us the victim of
so poor aud mean humbug it was impossible
not to admire the completely rounded and all
sided impudence which shone Respondent in
that quasi lecture. IL was the genius Of put
fng in its very highest fight, the ne plus ultra
Of assurance and brazsn faced imposture.
To sing the praises of health insurance
might be a very simple and very
proper business, but to sing them under
pretense of setting forth the true charac-
ter of an independent working man, and then
20 ask the conductors of daily Journal to print
the stuff as the report of an honest public lee
ture, is conception which none but an aspir'
ing and original genius could entertain. We
pay il the tribute of our homage accordingly,
and here record this public testimony, that Mr..
Lester is unequsled in all that constitutes .
great puffer Peter Funk can't hold candle
to him. The sublimest glory Of putting is his
in full measure; Heaven forbid that weshould
insnuate that he is touched by stain Of its
shame.
1t may perhaps be also proper to record
here something of the profound contempt which
every honest journalist must feel toward those
mud larks of the profession who regard new
paper as merely an instrument of forwarding
mere private interests and serving base per-
sOnal ends either of vanity or lucre. Such
persons have no principle and no selfrespect.
COndOttier of the pen, they are ready TO sell
themselves to the highest bidder, and write on
either or on all sides of question as profit die
tates However, this class Of quacks and pros
ttutes need no special scourge to insure for
them an abundance Of retributve justice.
They are inevitably detested and then public
opinion pronounces and public scorn inAicts
their punishment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

tY CARR & HICKS, S,ationers, having re-.
moved to No. So Nassaut word respectfully call the AZ
teption Of their friends and the public generally 10 her
Of Blank Books, Paper and Stationery Articles
Of which they keep hand complete and Wen selected
stock bill Heads Cards Circulars, Checks Sci Lathe,
saphed PRINTED order Rank Books Ruled tnd bound
10 spy pattern reQuiFto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

the faxsu haired fssr skinned scz OF Mr'c Ans,sneas'
We have The authority for stating thsi DR. S.7nen
Williams al necTfsid the sa,hor Of work deTo'ei "
IN elaborate history snd geneaOSy Of the Williams "a
iy ana a nan wsdeiy known snd every where respeS[
"a for bis eruiiton and h private worth has been sc
euainted with Eleszsr for many years snd hs.ins In
vestrstc6 his origin he considers the story ~ ass oens
tie Dsuphin 8 hoax" Dr. Williams further declares
to u thgi the s,a.snsr;s Of the genealosy Of sea
GERS family published in his work. before haad
to- were principally furnished t. him by Eieazer nm
self fre ,e-rs c;lsr AS alleged eosrrSa;ioa qua ~
JsiE-ala saS no. O E0rd sad sboG las royal at
.aras tkc- Now il j. in quarters Ike tais ina,
We are TO get az the trGthfrom eo,smporses OF rte
ran ard hcse acquainted with his Individual and family
history II Is from the friends OF hr Williams tns' We
must learn facts in regard 70 his consistency IN ne t
ms Of his story The Ltercs, said to entertained Tor
I'm BY the Bourbon family L accounted Tor IN Or
wilhsinss work BY the alleged fac; hat be msrre1
sdy who is distant relative Of that fsny but N was,
Koe the connection be traced not staed u y no'
hard 10 conceive that sensible man, hndins niu
self surrounded with a act OF circumstsnns cSncf
deuces should BY dwelling upon the facts, become pos
sessed Of an ides which scoors all matters snd sts,e
ents bes ring upon the subject To the point OF sen de
lusion and to the dehison Of others who are cfeduo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

that almost every sge and county have poiaced SONS
,ueh wonder mighty compound thai liter
slly eur,s almost every cse Of IL n taken tor yet
invariably dies with the compounter, peculiar
bers or medicines ABB agbec the peculiar magnetic uids OF
,o,pe ms while IN the of coInpeundg that sthers
have no eoulTo over that when that happy accident
oecura tire world has az Il could but know ~ positive
ard universal paaaces but unfortunately such powerful
MAGNETIC ands SELDOM emenats nom young persons We
understand that DR. Watts the author OF TINS last wonder
81 The worlds annA. OF Therapeutic between and %
wears OF ase 90 that by the time Is universally known
his fluids may DC exhausted his life spent zee The
Journal of Physiological Medicine London page Isl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

SPLENDID CARPErNes FOR SPRING SAILS,
iSA-Ssira LoVSssGxy, No. as eearAst are now NJ
eeving IN stero per lse srrya large sock Of Velvet
Tapestry kFusse's Threefy and lagreiu CarPesng OF
ehsste AMI elegant ceego> which having been parcAa
previous to the resent advances in puess they enabled
h e;fex veTy sfeat in2acesnents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
RrAL EsrArE Ar AucrIoS.-Our readers wil

REAL ESTATE AT AUcTloS.-Ohr fetders VII
please notice that AETHosY j. BLEIcKER will eel a. pub
lie auction ms DAY. the 25h inst at u o'clock at the
Merchants Exchange, two houses AID lots f5hs, near
4tbsv two b0uss and lots on 4ehs. near 10th sv four
lots Bthst ltav; house aud lots Nos. 70 g.
IS and IS 4th u Of Pey houses and lots Nos
49, 49, le3 and ls5 W6st 7thst eighteen building lots
on I3lst. 18th and l35h-sts bel 9Th and 9th avs
twenty-five lots 3sdst between 9th and lthays house
end LOT No lG7 Aeps house and lot No l33 West 18th
ST. bouses and lots Nos S3 Sl5 snd 37 shst the lease
hold premises No G3 Chez yt the leasehold premises
the sogtbea Of 3tay aud 4sth5t also house
and lot 2lsisi Gowsnus. Brooklyn. Also number Of
fsrns stfotb Iempst sd to be sold On the premises at
Henieks Long Island. R466)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

" Cristsdoro's Liquid Hair Dye is prepa-
tom heA removes al ao1ht nom the mind in an instant
The sleps ssy see The color q his hsir eAaagea 70 A
hrown ar Mach IN i've niaateS Applied prsaey a Cas-.
rAposos No Asior Aogse. Sold there AID ., TIE psia-
eipal druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

w. H. DssRow's RiDNG ScHooL, No. %
4th-sv-i Hour tot Ladies from sA NJ 20 L, NJ Hours
for Gentlemen from 10 Il and ITO I NJ. Ladies WISH
ina rde take lessons AZ this establishment mus be IN
trodnced hy some one Known 70 the rrepIietoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

~ FowlKxs & WkLIs, Phreno,oglSts and
fusShers Cinsca Hail. Ne Isl Nsssast, Nes-fesk, AID
No, is2 WasAingtcn e., Bossoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

PEREmPTORy SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE--ALBrRr II NIcoLAY will sell TVS DAY, FRIDAY,
Feb a. at IL ocock, ct the Merchants Erchanse at
eueSion.
Lots northwest corner Of Btoaiway aud S7thts
Lots on B7th- next ad ioiDiDg.
Lots south Of 9Th nv. sud I2jth-st
Lots ON south side OF 18th Il newt sdjoiUinK
Lots O south sde 23d-st, Iftey.
Lots south sid. 57thsf
Lot on north side 57tb-st.
2 Lots on east side It'll Av- next 10 cor 5j,h.S
8 Lots and Cottage south aide 3lstst
Z Lots north side Goth u.
s Los nor III side lJithst.
Three.stoy Brick Building and IL. No - Bowery lot
25ylD
Houses and Lots Nos. l07 aud 100 PoweH.
Threesiory Brick House and LotNo I0( Centrest
Lot n south side ii1thst.
Cottage and Lots in Harlem, on IL. av and 2ith st
Lease Of Lot no S57 MadsoB-ss, with fee OF House
thereon.
Lease Of Lot No City HApsce, And fee OF fourstory
building thereon
Terms Of ali the above property easy Titles unqve5on
able. For hbogrspbio book, aud iu part culsu
ply 10 the AuctioneeT, No. 10 Wslis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

~ Fl. l.. FosrER's Fashionable Clothing
Establishment No Y CouItIsudtst desirable place to
purchase Clothing Of every variety where the buying
public can oil times, fad full supply Of resdy made
Cloting made up from the best matea Ind by the best
workmsn large stock Of winter clothing which viii be
sold At very low pIicea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
~ The "CoMrosrrK IRos RAILING" made

by the ATLANTIC RAILING WoRKs,
Combines great beauty, strength and ehespne@ IL 70
Wrought Iron Framework connected by Ornamental Cast
Iron Iies melted and around the structure itself Ii
may be made lglt and graceful like the
wlRE RAILING,
or heavy and solid like the Cast Iron.
Rsiinss for steps, sueeta Offices cemeteries &c. Also
verandAhs Balconies, &c, for sale by
No sos Broadway, corner OF Walkers,
who the only authorized to cell this description OF
Railipy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

HAIR Dye AND WIes.-BArcHELoS's Man,
ufslory g sse articles Is esleAsted in Al PsEs Of the
reupee car surely be suited RS Hsir Ore ssppaed, "a
sare saArsptee) " sod wholesale and retail ~ Ne W AL
AZ Copy the si1~SSs-he~ are Of imitSlo2S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
E,ol1rnrrr AT 1nE InyINe Housr.-Dr.

EXCITEMENT AT THE IRyISe HousE.-Dr.
SCIENCE, from Philadelphia. is creating quite excite
uen et his rooms in ihs Irving House They crowded
yesterday by persons suffering with Lung dfeases and Con-
sumptyes dereua OF ayang themselves Of his great
peence and sdyiee IN the atDen aud OF these dts
eases His stay 10 NewYok very short he will leave
lor Phisdelpb ON Saturday. We would advise all who
wish him call curly they lose the opport
uity He will be ready 20 receive pstsents from o'clock
in de ornng 10 O'Clock r. NJ until Saturday 18th inst
BThe Doctor gives advice gratis TO all, aud 10 thoss
who desire thorough examination OF the lungs, with hs
Respirometer, he charges three dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Kuox.-N0t the mysterious knocks that
svsns "a many poor victims the lunatic ssyum-out
Ksca the incompatible and dstnsgishes Hste h.s CON-
"a. ,,h ~, nex spring style Of Hats mos beentlioi
lns article ths, fss won the sdrirstion Of every be-
bolsr In the matter Of making Hat that combines row
eIty peafDess Taste and eegsDee IN syes IS
- ersh IL Il generally admitted that KTox Of NO 10
Fator-st 'tskeS 81 Of his brother bstter DOWN Zen
tlepoen should call and his Spring style OF Hss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

1s53.--ARsoUXs, DRAPERs and TAILORs, No.
g3 Broadway, corner Dusnes invite attention to Their
stock OF New Style Spring Goods comprising otis Cassl-
meres sId ves'fpgs every variety. We tang we are
prepared 10 offer ergeT and better zs-orent OF Goods
than ever heretofore AID having made add tons 10 our Cut
ting Department enabled 70 serve our customers win
more than ordinary diSpsich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

VALUABLE DOUBLE HOUSE, AND Lor FOR SALE
AT AucTiosCoLE CmLros viii sell at the Merchants
Exchange MONDAY, Feb "a at II O'clock the vau able
House and Lot No 90 st. Markspaee, 81 feet inches by
ITO feet Sale positive aud without reserve. For psrcu
ars we refer our readers the Auctonee No. gWast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

Washington IIense.
dssslaI Di.patch 10 The " Y. Tyibsas
wAsHINGroS, Thursday, Feb "A, 1853
Dir. Gentry's onslaught upon Mr.. Stuart is
the leading topic Of conversation today.
4 number Of officers in the Army have been
confirmed BY the Senate The nomination Of Gardner
as Captain Of Dragoonsthe place claimed by 5chsuru
berg-hss been discussed but no. decided
QuB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
fz1- The Surfing Camnaign opens at GysIy'

u The Spring Campaign opens az USSIs ;
with dress Hat season, which may fairly be de~nsd
rare specimen Of American manufacture. Light elastic
with nap ofte finest material and shape when eau De
beet appreesed by contrasting with that OF any st pro-
dycsd this sesson II offered the public hrs,eass
althonsh an Improvement upon ell its predecessors,
GIsIs's Spring Hat for 1858 ID sold At TIE old pree
GrsIs No. "a BroaaMsy. opRo.lte - PeoIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
SpRIse AEsoUscE

:, 1---.-.--
wi issue their style OF Gtnternens hs,s o hnAN
nav MorsING February a
We thipk that the appeal 10 the patronage OF me
.Ie Nv Knox JANIS Of the Preccot Hat store IN tns
S,,n esaIy undsrstood AID readily eppTecsted-os hat
Of rIns beauty eanno fail % srae the proper
~ t,obls N cali and examine t. The Prescott Hat Store
II mus. be- undertook though conducted By gentlemen Of
ssknovIsdsed shin AID experience, new
.b .tock composed Of nteles Manufactured expressly
Tor h, ssvop 20 that purchaser need fear however
sapsepeed ksving hat Of entqusfed fashion psmea up
on him Their standard price four dollars Gail st tne
Pre.rtf Hat store IN Capt Deoots hotel corner Of
Rrosdwsy and syrinzFf opposite the CosnoEe House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
Treaty with England and other Washington
Items.

sSseia! Df,paieh % Then Y. TyikSae,
WAsHSGros, Thursday, FEB. "a, 1853.
The suspension oil Commodore Ap Catesby
Jones from the naval service rescinded On Tues
day.
A Treaty between the United States and
England cent in to-day TO the Executive Session of
the Senate. The Subject Is the collection Of claims
against debtors su iees Of each nation respectively
The Army bill comes up in Senate to-rnor-
and Senators threaten to stay all night If 10 he
necessary TO pass il.
Bennet's Land bill was attached to the Ar
ny bin to-day It's tie determination Ia some quar-.
'srs 10 de'seh tomorrow. EYE.
The bribery Bhi-New.Y ork Delega ton Try.
Ing 10 i'lit-Iarb Masters-The Quar-.
rel betweenthe softs and usrds.
Special Dt,Ea'sA 10 TksE Y Tribaass
ALEASYi Thursday, FEB a. lsI3
New-Ysrs has occupied fun share OF ths
time Of the House 10 day Ia the morning, d a TIL
10 include Members Of Commoa Councils ia Tie Law
Isaiss-ng Bribery !. Vas assumed tAas e was
pointed at the Members Of the Cornzaon Council
Of aeW-fork. This assumption stirred ap lie blood
q az e.. Alderman. Hon NJ. SHAW, sho pronounce,
TIE charges against his associstes a. false false
a. he.li hotE Outstanding the e4rnestasss win which
ne venerable gentleuan uttered til. remar. The
simple netabrs ycn he rms rjs,-c.s shrugged aei,
sbgriiers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

u Have you seen it Those who have
.sn the ELEGANT sprDg style Of Hat introduced by the
apsonles HsftefsS pronounce IL sgpcror-in point Of
beauty Of style richness Of materials and essance o. wors
insv frces III AID g. Cal a. the HAT FiNlsHERs
UNIoE. 30. II Park row, opposite Aston HOUSE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
The Free Democratic state Convsn.iss.
Connecticut Wing state Conveu,iss.

uAEIFDED IHNItuhJ, zoo. y, To-
The Wing Convention to nominate caDdIdat'
for State Ocers assembled in this city today aid W
organized BY the appointment OF JameS T. Bsbeocka
New Haven as President.
Communications were received from the sevs1l o.
ueInen composing the ticket last yesr. declhinsin
nomination, and accordingly entire new teke "
selected, os follows:
Governor. Hon HrSRY DUrroS, Of New H"@-
1t Governor THos frcH ID, Of New Lonfoc
Secretary So. THos ROBINSON, Of Norwsf
Treasurer. DANIEL W. CAap, OF Msdflesosa
Comptroller. ALLYN :. STILIsAS Of Haftsfa
The Convention was largely stueaded, and 'oe Wy
beet feeling prevailed =.
Th. tpket nominated s considered string oas :"
calculated TO harmonic all interests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
The strike in Baltimore -LiqHor Law"
vention at HarPisbsYsA.

PHILADELPHIA, TbuTsdsy1 = co ~ -
A Committee OF the Strikers IN BsitlnN'
are now here aud 5re receiving assurances o.
tal aid foI the workmen still ON the strike Ine -
mttee design Waiting the New York Mechanics % az
deys. H..
The prohibitory Liquor Convention a. - -,
risburgh TO day, made Sd arrangements fof s,,.,,el
PeDpsylvsris thoroughly and sl0lrD"eFehpT's'
therefor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
From Washing on-t'ens. Pierce and Seed
Exhibition Of the Mechanics iastitute.

WASHINGTON CITY, Ihursday, Feb. u, ISL
Gen. Scott called to see Gen. Pierce this
morning. but he he'd gone to the Ericsson Gen Psrcs
dined with President Fillmore this evening.
The exhibition Of the metropolitan Mechsa.
les Institute opened at l2 o'clock day. with bl1sr,
and unusually attractive display Of American ui md
taste. The inaugural ceremonies took place this wa
ing gay throng was In attendance Alter plyssbJ
Rev Mr.. Gallagher. Prof Henry, President Of As 10
stitu,e made some appropriate Introductory remskA
An Ode 20 Art was finely sung by Mrs. Lemon, n ~
city Hon. Joseph X. Chandler delivered an issssssS
Grafton the beneficial effects Of aborsavnS ma
chinery upon the industrial classes The Marine bSA
enlivened the evening" and viii be In attendance, datay
the exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
small Notes in Maryland.

The Incarceration Ball Abanses
WAsHfNGroS. fhursAs, fS.' Ia
The Presidential inauguration RAi ~ - -
abandoned, In Difference TO the leeilngsoi "s7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
p,iIroaA Accident.

Railroad Accident. ,aa
SYRACUSE. Thar1dAy. Iso A,sslea,
Yesterday morning 81 ] O'Clock 4 ncs ~
Potter at R.bin.ers Temperance Hogse. ,unsss. 40
car while IN motion, and wss cGlsaec 1rts'e
ssd the rar, sustaining very serious lnIHr'0,