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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

not more than FIVE cents from one end OF the ae 20 'ne
oter in tie present it is LEFT to the discretion OF inc
Company In tue hrs' grant were provisions Tor IN
creasur the number OF cars at the busiest hoarso the
dsy; for umtiog the number south Of the PARK Tor
preventing cars from stopping ave at tie lateral
streets; for employing watcbmen and siglanen along
.be track for limiting the number Of passengers Tor
each carr for tie substitution for OF seghs ia
sufficient numbers ia case OF snow storm; ana ABOVE
ALL for causing the street to be swept every mornog
bore sybreak In the present grant there is no such
condition or stipulation whatever Ia the first grant
tie Company were bound to comply in all respects
" with the directions of the Common Council in the
building OF such railway, and in running the cars
thereon in the second grant the Legislature ia the
only controlling and directing power
Throughout therefore, the present covenant Is tran
scendently inquitous 1t is without redeemng traits
Tie single bad spirit which, when exercised returned,
bringing with him seven worse than himself was out
an anteiype of Broadway Railroad grantee AS II
the frat grant had been popularity condemned because
not sufficiently isjuriosni hSgrant. the second is
made worse at all points is unqualified insult to
common sense fual attempt upon the pa'iencsof
an abused public, testing it to the very utmost
Such is tie legacy that this mOribund Common Coun
ell propose to bequeath to the City is said that
their vote ia final and that the scheme cannot be re-
voked after they have approved it. If any reader
would understand the reason for thus forcing through
project of this nature just the ncorruptbe patriots
Of the Corporaor are about to retire to private lIte
we can give it in the words Of gentleman OF expe-
rience We must do ii now for when there are sixty
" Couuciluen nobody knows how we can manage
them" In other words the cOnsprators have no hope
of buying u2 the Reform Council and prefer to accom-
plish their agitious scheme before its induction no
matter at what risk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Dec 81
TUT NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE tor ths week


contains the following:
rnrTopIALs. Treasury stAtesmsnshp; Clerical Proe-
tnafiors; Copyright founAs % ;. ~.
-,,s Rish and Bible, Chr@tInas Inc DAsee on tlo
S.s LAST nedistlon: A L-F0iu-9a ~ 80
Poland: The Rios Erie; The P.ehe hAiosai Inc ''H
Americsn Review. &e -
UsKETCBES OF LECTURES Usurpahon OF 'oe 'i'''
Power. BY John @ Psiifey.
III LIFE AMONG THE POOR Mary Jones
w INDUSTRY AND NEW INVENTIONS IN EUROPE.
FrRoPF Eleven Days Later Int -seacs Russian We
orx AZ Sea Turkish successes in Asia Letters from our
Cofreypords MS A. P. C. snd Karl Mar
Vt CALIFORNIA: Two Weeks Later Intelligence Arrival Of
the Northern Light
VII MEXICO: Santa Anna and his Prospects
VII The LAST DAY or TYRANNY.
TX REVIEW THE WEEK: Giving In csnfensed and nose
the impor ant events tast nav, oc-
CURED in the United States, Mexico " s ladies' and Aus
trais. 49,,
porITIcAL INTELLIGENCE The State Canvas, 0Rcisl,
Wisconsin Election, Officials Massiehusei'i Nsna0H
Ohio; Alabama
yT xxXlId CONGRESS- Giving the important Proceed
in senAe and House Of Representatives
XII NEW PUBLICATIONS: A Moath in England, by Henry
Letters Of International Copyright ~ n u
CsTey; The HyGropsihie Cook BOOK - H. I. Trsu
Kill PROGRESS or OPINION AT TIE SOUTH
XivTHE MORAL USE OF LUXURY.
XIV GERRIT SMITHS SPEECH
XVI MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
XVII REVIEW or THE MARKETS Reports Of The Stock,
Grain Provision, Cattle and Lumber Markets Very fully
ard specially reported for The Tribune.
Single eop in wrappers be obtained at the de4en the
Counting Room this morning Price, 6. cents
suEscRrPToB copy year 81 three copies 50
Eve copies s ten coJies S12 80 copies 10 one 3D.
$40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

In the matter of Alexander HelbOnn, claimed by the
British Government under the Ashburton Treaty, on
charge of forgery, the United States Commissioner,
John w. Morton, yesterday rendered decision in
which he considered the testimony adduced before him
sufficient to sustain under the treaty the application
for exfradtion, aud consequently the United States
Marshal must surrender him to the British authorities
in accordance with said application. Judge Mitchell,
of the State Supreme Court, it will be recollected,
made different decision and directed that the United
States Marshal should discharge Hebonn from custody
which has not been done The counsel for prisoner
will, we understand, bring the prisoner on Habeas
Corpus now, before one of the Judges ofthe United
States Court prevent his surrender till the question
of jurisdiction can be tried, and also enter suit for
penalty against the Marshal under the State law who
will probably put in demurrer when the case will be
carried up on appeal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

column describing the reception Of Senator D,,s 4,
the Russian Emperor ia iBstsuot.yo a III.
OF an impartial witness. Ca ills principle the r,s
may sppear at Versailles OF 81 Jane, in ,nr,., 80,
trowrers and full aOs'ulnan rig aud nobody rsq,Ir.
HIM to dress IN any other If tAi' strue Of .as r.h
Why shall 10. the same privilege in regard I, d,,.
accorded iothe American What Yuskes l. 90 o,.,l.
to charge bis ordinary civilian garb when he aoDs,,,
the White House before the rsproseuts i've Of Am.r..
sovereignty The truth Is there is no shadow Of el,
on this score that our Ministers shall bo decorated A.,
IL after the late order Ofths s,s,e Department Mr.
els or Mr. Anybodyelse INDUCES ia ps.eock Adj. !,
shows bis essential snObeishness Of nature and reaiso
him spectacle to be looked upon only with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30
PROGRESS IN THE RIGHT QUARTET

The Message Of Gov. johnson, of Tennessee, ~
mitted 10 the Legislature of that State on tho ~
inst contains many ideas which will be genersgs
proved Among other things, he recommesh '
amendment OF the Constitution Of the United sn's'
that the People may elect the President by N'
vote. His second proposition is, to elect Ubileis'N
Senators by popular ballot The third is to lis' :
term OF holding Office Of the Judges Of the says
Court of the United States to twelve years
On tie subject Of Education, the Governor n"''-
and we deyoutly hope his recommendation na
Needed. lie says:
"rron the increase ard diffusion Of education isg
the great mass Of the people, and the elevation u -
dope1ds 70 q very great extent the perpet9ny ., -
Institutions feel that cannot 100 strongly AMI 70
tstly press the importance Of this subject uPon yo1
si6elation Let Us now If posilbie, commence ,~ -
in rood faib and carry out thShgh bshe.t Of Ss ~.
tuition and the rising generation wy res1S tns n D
hat will necessarily flow from IL IT, val de'esr IA,
tenicn operat on the intellect OF our Children a9l
them for all the useful pursuits OF NE ~ WI" %
lar more to them thas the accanala'sa "ea''" u
combined
But We are especisllysrstife with the following :
the sul Jet Of tie National Homestead
T6ei,hat cannot conclude this message o.,atx
Inn mon Vour consid Grafton the importance ~ ~ Ioa
OF insructing our Senators IN the Congf a.e Al ~
S,stes and requcfag our RepreseHtsye. % s11 .u;
scnabie esericn to procure he pssgs ?, rs .s CI
e s,sy sn s ss Il s SS acre. OF
lie dornsn upon condition Of sesuel N 40 oeIss1
for number of years This Is neasi1 ,Ss eorrsc0s
ronsdeTation to the American people ana -
Of H. policy has been settled ia ss pse.ii ; ..
would have been the law long G sy ne Conrr =
popular sill viii beer h sSss S bore W ' 30,
o,Sd stain reflect The popular sentiment Of ~ 3.
esn people Of hi. s,.s and ss0.Dx oits s
weight Of your iniueH'' ~ 80
measure. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

In the Senate, yesterday petitions on various sub
iects were introduced and appropriately referred Mr.
PETIT offered resolution which adopted in
curing into the expediency Of locating new armory
a. Hamilton, Indiana. Mr.. SUMNER presented Pc
titon from the American Peace Society, urging the
estab.hment of arbitration as means of settlement
of international difficulties. Mr. DAWSON presented
the petition Of Cyrus Mccormick for renewal OF his
patent for reapiDg machines. Mr.. ATcnIsoN intro
duced bill granting lands to Missouri, Illinois lndi-
ana and Ohio for railroad and branches through thoss
States Mr.. JAMES introduced a 'int resolution
granting sword to the nearest male relative of Major
Samuel RinggOld.
The House of Representatives was not in session,
having adjourned over until Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

We again invite the attention of readers to the
shameful riots at Erie, undertaken to prevent the
railroad companies there from changing the width Of
their track These disturbances all the more out
raceoua as narrated by the journals of Buffalo than our
telegraphc dispatches represented. From those jour
nails we give extracts in another column, and If the
oursges they describe have ever been ex ,eedcd in
kind in this country, We not aware Of 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

,.roa b,pdbill was issued YESTERDAY
Broadway in Ruins CinIen' !" 80, y' NE psf
sets forth that the Broadway Kaas0Ad va ,nonswt
through the Common cOuocil to eay a I'll be Sc.
and that on Monday morning 1900 % the DssSs
work to remove the Russ Ps'emss. r.Il. Of the A'
70 Foarteeuthst, and put down .. .s.rD notice u,'
haitian Company. Af'erbess, - upOn the cisIe'' "
tie Common Council, then - ). nsaceabls n''ss
rally ss early as possi. INA - Ia - proposed
eIpres. their opposition to he r.aa' = srsat
s in e.'s the grantee. attempt to soll iS'
i's 's ss 'asi, 7. i esS: " .
tie l'I :, ,,s sr.a t. a, pde'ed in this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30
Nem-2lork Qailp Qrioune.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1853
10 CORREsPOHpEHrs

no notice car he taen snony Communications Whatever
intended be authenticated by she no ne sni
adore. OF the steIo necessarily ol publications. Dat q
guaranty CT hs good filth
We car not undertake return rejected Communicated
NFWs-lny o. ison zgyfgnt ae either oy Iesfapn
Mail or oerwis will be literally paid provided u'edp g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30
HOLIDAY IuxuRY-FREsH PEscHEs.-P FAHsEs-

uo,rp.y IuxrRY-FRFsH PEacHEs.-P FAHsEs-
rock SOFA Prcs,rvsd IN her rs az Jas 20 L.
100 - |r,.r r, being bcaeini 70 in'tas @e
eoH wholesale s.d rsrati. By =. -. ...,..
UoTVD.Y PEysFsTs PoR GgNTLgNgS.-EVey
d-y. the Trc,llt ~esL sa1n epea h,ss , ssp.s
- -. bos,i, LINN Colsrs &c. &c afst avs vhosssls
sr,.S.l ~ La FrEeco sos ss 81 1851 81
kFy. YEARS GfFTs.-HALLsr, DAVIS * COS eel
1919 pi--o. with AID oan-c0nsdercd ~, best
he spria-o h0rf this week a. Ersst esfsas
Jotr be Of the other family Me,ef-on are prs,y III
very 'ow b. > o-.AI, W - 49,, =
FowIRRs & WILLS, Phrenologists ami Pablishers'
Clinton Hall no iSi Hasssn-si- hes-l orr -.------
CRIsTApoRO's LIQUID HAIR DYR--The superiority
~. or al oLsrs ,usss ol5~ng sE ie 1s..n
action and peru.neney Of tae eo'
dred inodorousress et. In wAsaiA. OF sc 'A S
,rrlea 81 No Asts- Hoise-CRIsT1DoR03
Gentemeu's Kid Gloves, for so cents par, ana .n'
very best quality Of JouVias be had ct IN Sis5,
~ ind r,firts scsf Crsva
sosIs &c full s. chesp,r ia,n y .ny 80
ufr 10 They have Just received 1879 '-'sN ' -
tin ard reilius them cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30
H,IR DYE AND WIGS -BArCnHLOR's ManulactorI

~ thee articles removed No 20 Broad"ay opposite the Park
vbers he bts the beat accommodations the world FOR the splice
CT h famous Hair Dye and tie sale OF h
v sa3 ro1Pecs Mae pf.s ale a. l1ot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30
CARPETrNGs SELLING orr TO CLOSE THE CONCERN.

CARFEIINGs SF.II.!NU JLVSE JONCEKN.
SMITH LOUNsBURY No as P,ast respectfully
offering the magnificent Of For
and pomts Cspcing greatly reduced prices with the
closing preparatory toTemovng their
being bu in pfess Plet.o1 No
Derine q entire
osorng goods reduce
opportunity offered
pur Come an test sincerity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

SEWING MACHTSHs-!,u persons making, selling
ans Sewing nsehnes having a.eiie aesalas Nth
hereby cautioned Infringing OH
tas granted Sept 10 1915 al Hfinse viii be held
responsible according 90 lsw following persons celd
faeure and se Sewing Machines under ssd Patent W
Ms, Wheeler Wilson Co Grover Baker Co the American
Sewirs Machine Co. and BaEtho q New-Y0k Nct
pa Bliss and Lsow Of Bson; MeIs Wccassdss, EseEe
{ Moore. Lynn Msss ana ! B. Howe. ofN Y
ELlu HOwE. is psn.sr " he Ongaa Sosins a. .hns.
No Sas srosiE- isvNcrk kni 20 - Hanover boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30
RIcH GOODS rOR TnE HOIpAYs.-LEyI SCRIBNER

No SIS Broadwa prepared the inspection the
Public. rich Of Iwelry for the Holidays eoasns Of
Zine Gold Watches au ord KuEs and Pins BTscecs Caains
L5ckets Gold res and Pencils together with gen raj or mt
other article usually kept by Jewelers.
which will b. sold At below The usual BT lwsy pr
Ptun. purchase will ind their Interest after they
examined the fIo snd prices OF similar Embellishments 70 call
In. Nd III thli n-rcln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

SEMING MACll1NEs-IAND TO THE IUBllC.-l ne
Hon Of the United states has that
Grr letters for Sewing Machine Wlsh
orav early
year with ali the patents aud applications ir
Sewing Machines the combination Of the
yeonted needle and the sstt- ukns the nteroeked stitch
parlics this ference called By
the raenf-Ofce the Of their uvent.ous
Numerous respectable who Sewing Ma
chine trprised Of But desirable IL Esd
and Successful oert BY many possible A per.oos no
the aud 1870 Sewing Va shine
ch mseh,uc ID tie possession ny late broths A. iiln;
whom eX.cd specimens Of IL work showl By Ne
George ArowsICh, Viii conf favor gQOn and viii
) righteous ~ informing Of their znoEelse
the subject rul combination Is interested IA delestrg
clA tu, with the testimony have the Truth prevail
,xor al 10 prev all bel ainsly. Address
HUNT. Ne Hui-~--s.. y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30


NEW MUsIC.-Kecollecton SET OF Waltzes for
four bands b. stephen w Leach: 81 Year By
lion Baker IS ems s. Clare Lie Eva IN Heaven By
G. Howard; en Eglsutne Polka by franklin BLssfofd
thinking Of Rome ~ Freosck Buckley 2j
The Pfodissl BY HeDFy Watsoa IS HeEYcas
Gin Of dollars worth Of Nrs will hc made every customer
who shall Tuf1hsse equal before Jan Coaniry
supplied passage i!te BoSACE Waters ~ DTosway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

SEWING MACHINEs.-An entirely new invention, aud
made Of size for The parpos suto luss and oth s
s Thee Vsehnss With single thread and have &C en-
gins fe motion whereby the necessity q M.rllng
avoided and the stitching dine wE0l5 drawing tie goods CAL
and see the machine in operation. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

Il. f. CARRINGTON, AuctiOneer.
Fashionable Furs Sleigh and Lap Robes FaE Cots Gloves &c
Special Sale
CARRIssroN No 5! Bresdst will sell FAIs Day at
C oock Of Choice Fashionable Furs
psng dsabe Of the Season in lots for
Holiday ard TO suit the trade.
The invited this sale the goods
of sur a. or qua ity shed In the best
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

GEo. W. LORD q Co.'S SECOND AUCTION SALE OF
LADIES' surERg DREss CLosKs M,srLL.s &C ON sAIuRp,Y
MoRNNG Ladies about purchasing Cloaks &c
N do Mosrs Co Rooms, No SIS Broad
Franklin and LeoaAas and examine the large
stock sold tn MosNISG. The sale
Tres the balance the stock eminent Broadway firm and
line goods Of the richest quality and latest styles
ca be procured the auconeers and the Coiks
amined to-day.
Ills really Glance buy expensive Cloaks auction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

FOR NEW-YEAR DAY. on cannot OF course think
of calling upon accuaE NewYea Day vhoa
Of aules yle White Hats know out Of season bat
bats made WHITE (conc Broadway and fal,oas just
article introduced the Newiork pHbe His
comprises thing detae the w0u
sbe Now Yts m aentee and ao;sor able attire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFEs GAYLER'S PATENT
RosERr PATRICK the sole msn1auser 10 the United sstes
celebrated Safes and C. Goa def
anee locks the best safes and locks
world Depot No 1872 Pearl At door below Maid olsne
RICH HOLIDAY PRESENTs.-A great variety of
NewYea Present consisting Of Jewery Jet Oua-
Music Boxes OLers Glasses Work Tables Trio Tsbles,
Hsue Porcelain Ngurr Dressing Cases ye~e sad Ol5r
Boxes Cskets Shell Baske Toilet Bottles Fans Cons Bags
Pas &C. together with ende variety Of Fancy Articles may
b. found. OSBORNE, BoARDxAsk TOWNSHIPS
No Sa Broadway Of Sprnsst under the s. Nehol. Hotel
Talking about holiday gifts gift concerts &c, is all
well bot RAFFEkTs LEAsK sve Likeness
hat nee OF charge thai when make Rev Years calls aud
leave bat In the ball another M can't walk Of with
xeeiay II Il bette thsn hs always buy from RAF
fERry LEAsE No 81 Cshn and corner Chatham and Pears
Pulyermachers Patent Hydro Electric Voltaic
Chsps mmended BY the highest dcs the world
Gore Rheumatism, Neuralgia Pas sis P-piatons Head aud
oohsohe Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Sc Vtus Dance Fits Gad
Hyercs Female Comp lsinfs Call for descriptive pamphlet
J. srEiSERr No SIS Broadway
HtR DYE AND WIGS -BATCHELORs Mandatory
- thee articles No zS Broadway, opposite the PARK
Where he bss the the world or fhe sppc
IL G...a L.. IL. L.LL ..l N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

Mems aud Boys Over Coats, Boys Talmas &c. for
The Hodays We axe elos0 Winter Goods
tail at veiy prices give call soUsRroS KNAPP No 10
COurtlandI+t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

TOys-ToYs--TOYS Santa Claus at Home -
large general Of a Toys especially silpei
for oosy mi comprt erhin' tr Is ea lated %
well nstut the yoass Prices sui: he tines Call
aud examine Large Basement Store, No l@ Canst KEEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

Co. the Of T. Smith No IS Bleeekerst
steps Of Broad creating quite
selling the autifal
OF twelve fourteen shugs
this thog Cd We their ability furnish them
che
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30
REnpING's RrssIA SALYE-A Boston Rem


With this remedy In the house physician
needless Il Is aefa real house doct5r
families slightest scratch tho
wound sad
r. SANDS aid G. v CLIcEESER Co AyoIts sold By
RING Johu-et
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

NOR pR0yIDENCE.-The 4 l bark ~
nvpoN having nearly all cargo eDgagel will have
orl. Jispateh Eor balance freight, apply to
fila 0tO' W. "'AAN'-S-'SsS--f '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07
TRUST 70 TIE rurURF ~ c.pofIrr A rmas.


4rnst ~ 20 The nefature-though K,oauiy snd chssriess
froWls the dark past h<e = gJ,osf A. thy bach
LnnN Hot DHhind thee--be hopr iui and fearless
steer ior the right way, and keep 10 he track
Inhg ed dsspsir--ie hath strength like n giaut
shoulder the purpose. and, boldly fefant
Save to the right, stand nnnoyel and nnn,iar.t
Faith and Gods promise the brave navsr Ia,k
Trust IN the future-the present may fright ttec
scowlinz fearfuy cinse at thy side
Face II uB1novsd. and no present cSn blight Thea
lie who stands boldly each blast shah sbide
Never a storm but the tainted air needs IT,
Never storm but sunshine succeedsis
Each has a lesson. and he alone reads Il
Rightly aho takes it and makes it his guide.
Trust to the fature-it stands Ike an angel
Waiting 10 lead thee to bless and 10 chser
Singing Of home, like some blessed angel,
Luring thes on to a Brighter career.
Why should the past or the present oppress thee
stamp on the coiIs for with arms TO caress thee,
See the great future stands yesrDing 70 bless thee
Press boldly forward nor yield to fear
Trust to the future-it will not deceive thee
Sc thou but meet t with brave heart and stropzs
Now begin living anew and believe me,
Giadness and triumph viii follow era long.
Never night but there cometh a morrow,
Never grief hut the hopeful will borrow
Something OF giadness to Eighteen the sorrow
Life unto such is a conqueror's song
Trust TO the future then--ceasa from your xeenn-
Faith and arm bssrt are Al that you mead
God and his angels have yet in their keepinc
Harvests Of Joy If we'll soy but the seed
Trust to the future--sil life viii De glorious;
Trust--for in trusting the soul Is victorious;
rrust--and in trusting be strong and iaoorious;
Up and be doing, and give Godths need!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07
VOLUME vi.

FOR NEW Y0RK--Deck Load-The a fine
aug brig 4. PATTERSON, Captain CoGI having mast
her engaged and going b7ai viii inset with quick dspac
For m passag having handsome soStumol tens apply 10
EH LEVI H. GALE, 20 Comma street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

NEw PRNrIsG MAcHINE.-We noticed among one of the
many improvements added the establishment OF Messrs
Webb Leveriugs blank book mauufactory and bindery
Main below Third Street, ingenious printing ma
chine for paging all kinds of blank books music books,
and others when the paging is omitted The machine is
simple and numbers the UPPER and lower leaf at the
time thus numbering two pagee at once. The machine
is capable paging any work to the extent Of 1900
in large bold type in neat and handsome style, without
blot or blure. louisville journal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

CoxcEsrRArrD MnK.-An articIeof this name is sdver
tsed in the NewYok papers The editor Of the Courier
and Enquirer says has been induced to test the proper
ties OF the article and the result is well grounded con-
vction that IT, in sober truth discovery Of orna
ry character and which is destined to add greatly to
the comfort of mankind
Fresh and wholesome milk Is luxury which almost
everybody appreciates and TO many is necessary Of
life Yet we are all times situated that it is abso
utey unobtanabe. This is toe frequently the at
sea- and therefore the who has Invented mode Of
preserving has devised substitute for it, which is
portable and at the time capable Of retaining its
peculiar qualities. is a public benefactor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

The lonper | live the more certain l am that
the great difference between the great gnihcant Is
en4rry inynche determination honest purpose once
maj c he done in the world and talents circu-
stances no opportunity will make two-lesged creature
"A man without il,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07
.fL.fB.ANA RIVER.

Win leave MONDAY March I, at O'Clock NJ.
FSOR ALABAMA RIV ER.-Regu- ~ =,
y lar tiIoagh Llt-Ter MONTGOMERY, We lrfkss
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tl board.
OGIKSBY & MACAULAY, 90 Tfhouptouas street
tf The FEARLs receiving freight the lower side Of tue
CGual, opposite the WoIkhOuse. ulh7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-07

SUPREME CouRr OF The UNIrEp SrArEs-fttruaiy 10
1858 -FTaucis Turkey Esq, Of Massachusetts Kopsrt
Toombs Esd of Georgia and j. NJ Elan, Esq OF Louisi
ana were admitted attorneys and eounseilors oil TINS
Court.