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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
T AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

I AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANf-
IL Once corner OF Nassau ana Gear opposite the PosOe
CASH CAPITAL SlJO.U0O.
nscs BUILDINGS herchardis Vessels in Port aud Their Cas
nslEabe personal property Against
Fire Apple By post through no
patch, Vii be attended 10 promptly.
DlRfCTORS.
I Wr.,,r,et Daniel Tamage, NJ BnninseE,
w., Iotircn Alexander Mckenzie, John 7. Allea
Rob,rt smith l. Onde rdonk Grorge IL. Bell
Johu Iasrre J II Jennings Plny freeman,
Ioh, N,,sLcr.e ! G Tounele. orasfnu. Bushnell
Isaac Fryer. W q Chase, eiarics Z. hEAi1na-
John Fowler bt2nchet q Adsm.
kItderick hadley, james l. brcwn- Edward l Nesfs
John G.. Meilsioc6 ID Is. Pierson- George feckhAin
& G. Currngham Thornas Houtoa James Van Norden-
Alcxar der Balry nple, Robert On Robert fGsn
EicIars She'll Nafhsn Clark Johnston Livin zst0a.
John n. Fowler, p fo!llcE- u, Arnes baseA
W. X. Thorn. hsguAe, George fisFee
J. Van Nagcrca Robert II. Ooa - ~.
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6iaiionfrn, &t.

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERf.-
I'D GFO A HICKS No s. Nsssa11t would ~ tns sttertlDa
Of persous rcquTe articles 10 h line 20 hs stock sat
To6ks or hand ORD
sbo notlcs Letter Cap Noe Pspe EaveloPss ke
o., a. low me. ssot. Dr.As Bis Of F1ehaass
III oss comnoros BssEs Printing and Lth0sr4PhlEs asss
'''' GEO. 4 HICKS, s:stioner,
No IS Ssslu~t
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Foot OF MuusySt - -.
KI,HE NEW and SPLENDID STEAMER THOS.
aleoirai.

fflf0lrai.
A NFRICAN FLUID MAGNESIA. This Invaluable
N and cool NJ pleasant favor gentle and efficient "a &c
ton receives The unrXsnpled patronage correco
The ard easctaAy removes di'DePss ,s s5y,,
Rushtcn CaTke Co.'S BrosdEsy Thomas MaTwsis " HSn
and AL Drussss hoLDhooh' W ~, ,s,o.ax.v
nR BANNING's MEDICAL and MEcHANIco
~ SURGICAL INSTITUTE No u Msrcers;, I - foT t9e
OF Cbrone Disease for the application OF his BODY
Bisess spino shoulder brsee spinal Prop. Brace @ v
S Prmopay Dies We Nervous Spinal and Female Complains
sd for Rupres Dropping and Languo also tor tue support OF
ladies encient and during oonhnemeni
C,OURAUD~ LIQUID HAIR-DYE is positively
VI without exception reservation the very best ever Invented
Or GOURAUDs established paaon IA Chemical fhoeOl hef
ago"anee that It - 90 Ias ps ns s the siaruis,
property nourshina the hair MAKING o 40 n s5
nowueds GOuRAUDs ITALIAN sVAf i2i euhs
dsoTnie Po1DRE SUBTLE aproos hair fon low 1Tehead.
cRpT sRed uss Ham Gloss RESTORATIVE s0d Lilly
WHITE Found only DR. GOURAuDS cd established Aoora-
tory 81 wSlker Broadway and 10 "shns'on Boston
MRS ALIENS WORLD" HAIR RESTORER is
never the hair however gray TO s color ana
nshen and resor the sit9 however rski
spilled according 20 deohs nc e hs .sin nssels.
nerves and Of the hair prevents tho s h9
Es cure, s s s:t g,Sa's :e ay eruption
bead Rsstcer 81 - per bo tie bis4m ~ Gems per -,
sale ihs prneps Depot No So BIoms corner o.
No lso BO~eryi No H"nhinsonsti NO " AZ" H''' W.
IT'S Ful'onst- BROOKLYN
CAND's SYRUP of H0ARHOUND and VEGETA-
- PLP ExPECTORANrs-l2l 5 snd 50 cents-A delightful
sse and tail Mammoth Dug store No II Jans
WHAT WILL MAKE the WHISPERS GROW
w -GRABAMs oNGUEST will do IL IN siE weeks snd will
njure the skin This seems srsase .nd aseA ou
positively end only eds trial 10 prove per oo-
- NJ 10 sry nan OF the eounrry r GRAHAM No 80 Ann
sus ali DrusGsts Brooklyn-Ms HAYES No lIo Futonst
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GREAT CENTRAL RoUTE.-New-York Central

A HOO lE---NtF'- lOIh NSnAi -
" Achirsn Cenrsl Bsroadrhe shortser snd most ,s
Loas New-Orez1. Galeaa AID NIL
Wsukse Albany Busao NaEars Fs tna Defror rsssnz "
ISAAC SEWTUS scd HESDRlCK HUDSON, o. tas dlts3a
yer a. r ~ Dot fCozrfls1it aid se n o.ay "a ne
rrI Il Il t-r o ths Exrrec Ir.Ss M 5l1ao or saFs New
YORK R-lo-1 A N I'D --Fs q bf4' a.
q r. II.
Itruush Eus.lo
iary the Ness y change 4 ess
Alhu7 rd Bu11O The splsnf1 i.s stesners MAY ~.
BUCkElE STATE OCEAN cave 51tso a. - 9cioef r. n
ARRIVAL q he Express Trans oa IL kas I-kins tas
IN % VIII Expre~s Trans % SSAka
Celfrsl kosdto Ch1a-o. -.,
Psr ~. leave hero arrival q he Erp- fran TON
rtO Eock j. .ld % L-4le, .nt fhence % - L0e y -
Inr1is River To Gliens IA Cl-g9 .ni Da-s
lacd To Milwaukee E1d Oh~r LAKE p1r "a lis-A
F.serrs By tg ing -el. tcErS a. nc Gay -
Nl Freight c5ulEecod and frssf1ed Na a7 sl
e. .1rlf.l .1 co paints " ct. - ,o,--, ~
Fr lhrr- ~ rcses app, GREAT CESfRAL HODlE W
EICE 30 - BsgAasy c1-rer o. Cosrtlsai ny A..
NEW-YORK TO MONTREAL, OGDESs6U Rgd'
~ III ELlsOl o. ln1 - JOdNsby ~ 81 --i55t "a -
F..fr srrnrf Fliil Rlr-ld "t-1s1f " - 49,
R.ScT. Nonrp-1er Adam I'D Ao4ies fll-;
80 49,
=. ih-lF EKrrrss AZ Eas 5fA S-ssi@7 --e---a
F8ASCIs HTDE- A-sat No i's si''s-t
LOR BOSTON. va NEwPORT and ALL Rive
L -Ihs 'asdd al g. flF l-a3-rs 5A4 : a = ~ I. n
arc~u EHFfaF AIE tar,.s s-nltl1 o.af.'1 so
80 - - 80 -
Hsrs-r 70 p n I-rb tcleIi1g q Y. Er.rt cen +Af -
Ert - e-iou ss-rrdsd tr5uzh ~tb rat d - = ~ A
e., 49, - r--r Wy 1oaDsH Asa- - p. 81 u " 81, 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

All F eaucd be on board half an hour before me time OF
starting. =, -. - -.
stns. will convey All parts o. ne
onrtrv Fa Squan Line connection with hN oos
An th. hoa OF the owners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

Diamond Earrings Pins Bracee Finger rings and VrossA Tor
sale Of much less than the sral prices.
gold Chains pure gold Wedding Rnss 'od es shl
Seals eod Pencils gold ami silver Thimbes braeeets
BeGs Gus Pins L0ckt Far rings gold aud sVcT SPecaees
sold Tootbpioks Charms, ChAtglan Chains &C
slLvERwARR
Sterling Silver Spoons Curs Forks Pie Knives Napkin Rings
Fmit Knives Neddug Cake Knives &c
and JeweTy exchanged All watches w-raheo 70
keep good time the money rttufned
All kinds Of Watches aud Clocks cleaned and repaired n h
lees than the usual prices by very Emperor "oA
mel and warranted. go .,,,..-
Watches BY express al prts Of the United st'ie
frreo rfnrrp
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.,.,., "a. NucolAy, AessoassF'
nrsrrFToRY % ga LIZ .,u.
.ueIBLE Blu ILDISe SITES,
49,. ss . fsssrr sSs,, IHAaDsoAg HOUSES
- TaE ocgsE on THs soVrH siDt f


-. .s . shssrr .ST.. i aiasDsoAg HOUSES,
90 49, ,sx ooz.N on TVS soUrB SIDE or
sgsifH STAIN ISLAND
.LgERf IA. NlCHOLAI
n sB isri"lW WEDNESDAY OCT. - lsSS,
VIZ .,,-t - he Merchaufs EKehanEs, v Y.
sxs.ir.ble beautiful buiAins snes varying IN
fe sfsen each ard situated on elevated
- eonmsndas the most extensive views 20 30
sr,.s< -. sI-iDlfy Of New fort &C.,, - 49,.
80 e 800 Gothic House bail; IN the test Manner two so
"a - Containing IL rooms besidss cellar hiehen pan
~ ~ - new bst y days WORK aud hns9eo
% a. loa marble nsntles kei siisehed are s.ra
sss .vsn .sres q fr qsaty lsnd with soua4Anee Of
rs ~ .ee s.orv sna Frame House SerS3 With
Ace So "a. nd 6ne cellar under the whole Thoroughly
~ss ssn vls toretbef with extensive AID vslaAoios%
Gre 49, 49,. - tsn seres Of Land
b<irr &c rr0psrfy mosly heated on the kcSmond
AL ths - sortb ode Of staten lsAod sooot hVs mnes
yisnk boee & T.1na excellent peEtornOS1 Aujrals
Ntpos h. rides 10 be bad on the lsiand ne isnd
ne TO- roD and The location lnsaessed being per-
kh ~ eJceiient bshing AID oathn s Toe
kcty i..nS Railroad ocsed ~itna tn minutes wax
rrofcse rro3ey TIE Q1ar4u,ne s@an '5t- lssTs
81 tzy yorn. NJ until Ocloos r NJ and the last bS.f
even he II. Y a. ~ oclock 81 which yves every IA
efy tbs beautiful place hs private resdence
Iei Of yuroh4e money remain On bond ard
~ fsr fss years 81 per cent.
rs str srfrLE IS CEerEsriosaFtE .,-.. T.. %.
d 9skEs 70 property obtsln teksf, nee o.
lay until ths day q saethe boat leaving " aen4i
IA r.. tzo nthOgrs phio maps application 20
aNsS ALERT II. MCOLAY Agct.oneer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

vii be cold by order Of the CfanS Court o. Chese o.
,.,,.i,afs on THURSDAY RE HthOi october ls5j
thsi valuable properly known MOORE HALL IN sealyl-
~ su Chfsts County Psnls venia si-us ID a. me J1nc-
- pbsing Creek AID schuy KIN River % niits ron Phlad
- "a mile southeast u IhJui1vie c1nt IN
tsl ~ ADD in high state Of siion Unsurpassed IN Ter
f7v ~ s,y IN the county ,- ,.,.r,r, ,,-, ,,,rr III,
IL ..sy mower large STONE MANSION, STONE BARN,
UtEoSHOtsE large Spring House with other necessary out
kridtp .e.,. et.. .o.- ... ,,ii1 sr5
- 6,rs ensni horse On the railroad
qhE profty desrabe location Tor the ets Of roy
H. fsyirg the Reading Railroad passing throug1 t and
- s anf the oppos eide u the riyeI eeers bic By
w ~ ne Pineuoye and Phsd,lphia Railroad located
,,s he penisea which will connect with the Cornwall ron
tJ kfpe.i0u la been made 10 ies tne property Tor the
81 ptf and Lsed which heTe doubt ab0nnds On mo
.l,, TLs Tropeg worthy the attention Of Cspiisi8is
he Aore Soroholse with three los Of ground on tho
e,p,r M Canal the Of Lumberye opposite the Moore
~ teprt; containing 81 pecbe one ~ perchs and
~ % and 4 peohes re proportion Of the purchase
Hal the property sac
"a tsts rae o'clock IN the morning Cond ions made known
Al he tine q sfle. ,,., ,rr
Psfsrs vkhng the property do by applying to Ell
7 KING the prefn'ses 49,,
he and further oO
..1.S !, M as Narketst Fhiadelphia JOSEPH WOOD,
'.-s' ISAAC SCULlA
Adnipts,vetoys IN eesafe II lanes Wood. Ned
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iS"" October Arrangement -
sIRANY ana NETWORK INLAND ROUTE
IOS0 NEW BROAD GAUGE R0UTE 81

1000 -NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE BE-
OstsDs TWEEN NETWORK AID NIAGARA FALLS
CANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD OPEN
o. the FALLS =,
The EIpr, Train Leaves Niagara FALL At PAS NJ Mail Train
ats A NJ n, tn ,su
Tu AZ with ths Night Express lrans on
ne and Canandszst aud Enrs Aaroas sni
with Trains Central Railroad AZ bstzgA aud Gan
NAL Train also connects the Mail Train The csnanda
tob Ti@t,to Be had At the Ofces Conpsny =. tho
F.. - C.nandasua ard Odees Of the SeWY5Tk s1d
Pic Railroad Company foot Of DaeSst AID corner VI ICY
81 and Broadway, Nsw-fOrk
B-BagsArs checked hIoaEh. No shArte tot handhas
Superintendent. oce C. aud N T. R E. CAHAA4-saS oc' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

THE CARS of the SIXTH-AV RAILROAD leave
bsrclyst she the Astog House. every p mDltes
~ tie CT sal PALACE. direct;
- wv ynnV srU usUCN Dali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
,rnrAm.E PROPERTY and MILL PRIVIL

Y 20 - INSTRUMENTATION SALE The val
I'm and ID Of the late JUDGE 0kANSkl stoste
G,ssSs sasioSz County. AID consist Of about ~ SCI : o
,trsh which passes Creek large stream u TAtef
49, outlet O SafaOfs Lake. and Aiords motive an
1910 ID the State. Upon the farm sa~th 5fe'.1 =.
Lae WoftA Csrding Mschae Plaster Mil several Teins
No.. her b-idD. ali u which vii Be go At 1y. Al =
- 81 The schuyiervie House 10 The village Of Sch17erge "a
80, Co on EsDAY Oct q. 1855 At 10 Oeloes ~ By 5 n
pursuant 70 eH order OF ne urr
ere,ors For sse &C. Inquire Of the Al
psrso, or ROBERT LOSEE FED schuy ieLyie J1dge No
g,r SpIiDzsi or o Joseph H. JHoksou "
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.

~ oil WA-st. 49,. .
Ih Company having their capital Of s 900 rad n cash s
securely nved prepared 10 insure as,Ha e 81 aAAse y
ore, favorable terms
The charter Of thu provides h.i str Payns
tn sockhodcrS II Per toarhas
be divided the assured n rf
whck scrp 20 Be reasonable ia eAh ~asasF
The simulated pIo1is and eaiitA amount % Slo'o~'
TECsrEES
Stephen Whitney. Reaeen when koser1 . MIN
IOLA A {. Gray. James Narrca george i ace
deuel. B Fcsrius Arthur Lesly. 5anaei ite-nN
William H. Russell Mortimer W hAmilion Joan > s.or y
Aukusirs c. Downing Dslurs Duet tfcdeiS a DeiAN'
EoT,wsV B Lama John steward. j. Jane. Z bell
~ { Daate Dc smith
~ 9grria, 67u~sn J.sfsi @ 90
Charles III. Russell joseph ual.lGd ~ fetrk ca,
Lease Tow usend Jane ~ Ht1cloa4]- h9oVi' > ns-'-
u C;irerd Poster. George Curtis 4. 49, -.
DUNCAN CURRY Secretary kchL4.i : -iO,~ rTs-@en~
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STATE or NETWORK,
SECRrTARY's OFFICE.


original resolution flc In th o and d. certify that tas ams
crrct Tafcrp theretou ard o. s whole Of sad ss'.,s.
Given under hand and seal n Jcc a. tue ttt OF Albany
t. tie .ch dsy Of June In he ysa7 Of Gar Lord isn
- !. i. Of $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

TOLEDO NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL-
Il ROAD-Formng n connection with the Michigan southern
the LAKE shore and Cleveland sHd
Railroad between tho East and " &C.
pedtoG between Eastern Sne-ss
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
ser MONDAY May ID Passenger Trans VIII lea'ea
(Suzdsys e4cepted a. follows.
LEAvs cLEVELAND LEAVE fOL~OO.
De-, FSprs-....... ms AN Mai l.......-....' 20 y
Mail ...............le0oA An - ~
Esht Tt5 NJ NJ ght Pm
CONNECTING OikkcTLT
Of and Northern lnfi.ns
and thr0us Cheap aud dck
Island and limos Riv-r forming ne 70 u
LouE
A trains Of Asd River ard LAKE Ene .ro~a iof
ssrduky civ Sprnzield DayOn CncinuE lndnzpoi. &c
nth rsIa u hansned and s.1di sxy af> Sf
s.n9Usty shelby junction. Columbus Itoes'ile Ns@k
Az GEafoa Cleveland Cc2Hab-s AID Cinen.li
Rsioad i.f % n bus. .na14ati Add s$-sl0ns
Of Lake Shore Railroad for ana
Bo.tou BuHao Albany AID Tor New Va D9nkltk
END PusbuEEh Railroad for Pittsburgh Phil
-eF--l 0-11 = III PHILLIPS s.perntsnaent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19


THIRD-CiASS PASSENGERS -
rhearTher Of hirdS P.zsens-fs ~ Dc t.tea on a
.serhia ard Liverpool snd found u prov soas a.,
> Prom Il rpooi 80
CerrcC.es vii b ued here % pass nc a. aiS'
.. brusirs on TIE friends spori II rates
A. er-f-rprcd rrrge viii - carried o. each s.F
SusLl erafs issWn "a. or EHs ID 800. ,-,, .oaou
Fos O. - l4ss-se ryPly % IlyHAn ~ stt.
No IS Bsoatus ~. y 2 ard No Nllun-r. Fa s-fiPat
RICHARDSON BAOEaERsk CO. Lisefpoot
S,AYANNAH STEAMSHIPS-U- :. NAIL LINZ.
IS-Gr,s. southern Rove from NEW-fORR % Ao8l-. al
NYWORIEANS VIA SAVANNAH. MACON, tnf tOL1 A5D,,
"a ard MONTGOMERY A Alo The lost ingsriai Poi9 =
Tlr-sS Ivcu. ALABAMA SO fals Capt S-orre Sca-a-t
rIOEiDA I So furS Cspt. N : WesAsA vii leave e's1
SIfJfDAY AID Alternate WEDNESDAYS a. fo-gass
FIORrD .. Ofober IS FLORIDA. ssT-aioef y
ALkBANA Oct0ber - AlA5AAA --...- s11--2>I -
lTCU'STA .Oct0hCr = ACJi =
TLORIli ........ Ocoter p fLORiD 49, Z,
af42ANA ........ N1Fsuhcr2 ALAbA IA ~. =
irGTTSf Nost abr AltI.
fos TiE ISL s~loN t r--,->of
-, .-.i-s s.fr ~ ncCu- kr- rlTriif All cTf ~
49, n ~ arrival lte S-elrstirs -as' a. 80 y
4utl-as A. -lfr- -t ~, -,
80 =, fclork n. skuK Psa1s1Err ~ ~ol1.-s
80 rt ccrL. I'D iEt1 M1lzg4eE - s4-i ~. .. -
l. ~ crir . hcrn fsrm S4ran1a- - t-1is'---.s' -'
-. lss. and trzscl iasu = szy otAe- was
TIE pe- sfrs.rer ST JOHNS Co.'S lanes re- p -
NJ "a &C y j. a.. Wiki Al tA-Lp1 't-- -
b saw tom rrrz In. co-H-c.n stia -a,-s =
800 ~a,rtrtf 81. ~ -lAf. ltt A-iAt So
rrsr1ra =. i9ociork O. raiat-a ,T'- .i5iil- Z - a.
u 80. Iisar..- Ia-e.oar lla At i.l1 a t-t-i - f-
-rr@ lrlsa f.sf io.- 'avt-r u-s1rr So t.- -
Il. ra.rr.-e ard asr4 i--l 10 ~ Ger '---'-
r..l % q. a...s a-. Hl.1a ,srr.-. 3
f-.larr-. Mich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70 PHlLA-
NDTLPHI AFrou Pier North River foot Of Battery place
Two Lines daily Al 10 and P Accommodation Line st 10
by steamboat TRENTON to south Anboy thence o. car. 70
BoJ,ior ard steamboat r. STOCKTON Phlaielpha fare
e. Frpress Line a. P VI BY Steamboat JOHN roIIEh 70
Auov ibs ncs Camden Through 10 hours PNe
- Return NJ Ieave Phladelphs at 10 A NJ. and 2P NJ
1853. Most Safe, Cheap and Reliable Rosie Is93'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-15
Executive Appointments.

The manifestations of dissatisfaction by Union
Democrats on account of the Presidents partiali-
ty for Free Sellers and Secessonists, have induc-
ed the Washington Union and other leading par
ty papers to explain the motives of the recent ex-
ecu,ive appointments. These journals ascribe the
Presidents selections for office to desire to &C.
ment the Democracy thus admitting that the party
is held together by 'sthe cohesive power of the
public plunder," The Fredericksburg News
makes the following iudicious remarks on the sub
ject: 80 ~ .''>s -
The. motive was evident enough. But the ques-
ton is,whether the preservation of the Democrat
ic organization should be the leading object Of the
President For our part We had supposed he
would make II his aim To promote the nationa
| welfare Whether that can be best effected by
elevating to office the most active opponents o
the Union, and setting aside those men,who have
uobly labored for its preservation and perpetuity
| is something about which there can scarcely be
doubt. 1t is virtually bonus to, DlsunlonlSm a
the expense Of loyalty. 1t is the encouragement
Of disUganzers and tactionists, and an eStinguish
er to i laadablo patriotism. w nat promlnen
Union man has received office? With the ex
| ception of MIR. Buchanan, none. The whole In
fluence and patronage of the Government has beer
used to break down the Union party land build W
Secessionsm and Free Soiism. This may be ne
cessary to preserve the Democratic party-and il
President Pierce understands that this alone is the
mission of his administration. he has succeeded
perhaps, indjfferently well. But if the Democrat
ic party requires such expedients to sustain 1t,
would venture to suggest that is not worth pre-
serving. Unless able to stand on its own merits
I itshould not be permitted to stand at all.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-15
Minister SouIe.

The London Times, in an article on the sub
ject Of the recent diplomatic appointments of Pres
ident PIERCE, speaks of Mr.. SouLE, the new
Minister to Spain, as follows:
That gentleman is native OF one ofthe Southern
States, and of French extraction. He only acquir-
ed the use OF the English language after he reach
ed the age of manhood, though he is now known as
one of the most irppassonod speakers in the Unit
ed States Senate. No longer ago than the 10Th
of January, be pronounced an enthusiastic eulogy
in that Assembly on the adventures and bucca-
niers who were concerned in the Lopez expedition
against Cuba, in which he spoke of the ''heroic
devotion" of those misguided youths, whom the
Spanish Government seized and very justly SEN
fenced to condgn punishment, comparing them,l
the usual strain of American eloqdence, to Lafa-
yette and Kosciusko. Such opinions may, o.
course, expressed in free countries, and we have
people here who take every opportunity OF OK
pressing their lively sympathy for insurectionary
| incursons and revolts ali over the world. But
speeches of this kind are usually supposed to ope-
rate as disqualification for office; and on much
less positive grounds, the Emperor of Russia ac
tually declined at one time to receive Sir Srattort
Canning as Ambassador from this country. Suct
mission has the air Of provocative, rather thar
pacific errand and it is impossible not to con
meet the menacing expressions contained in Gene
raj Perce's inaugural address, with tho known
character and opinions of all the men whomhe Sc
lects to carry his policy into execution.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-15
The memphis convention.

The Southern and Western Convention met In
Memphis, on the 9TH, in, pursuance of resolution
of the former Convention at Baltimore, and con-
tinued in session five days. One thousand dele
gates were present from fifteen States. Judge
DAWSON, Of Georgia, was reelected President
with twenty Vice Presidents. Resolutions were
adopted in favor of direct trade, the Pacific
Railroad, the Tehuantepee route, manufactures,
education, the deepening Of the channel of the
South Mississippi, the improvement of the Har-
bors Of Charleston, Savannah, Mobile and Rich
mond and steamers from Southern ports. An ad-
dress to Congress concerning the free navigation
of the Oronoco, La Plata, and Amazon rivers was
also presented. The Convention adjourned on
Friday. to meet next April at Charleston, South
Carolina.
The proceedings Of this body are most remark
able, considering that it was largely composed OF
''strict conssuetionists," with QUIrMAN at their
head. l; has gone the full length of the Wing
doctrine on the subject of internal Improvements,
and endorsed the policy of distribution in tho fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved That in the opinion of this Conven-
ton the General Government should make liberal
donations of the public lands to the different States,
and to those bordering Oh the Mississippi, 80
as to enable all sections Of the Union to connect
themselves with each other.
What will our Virginia politicians say to this ?
Wing principles bid fair to carry the day at last.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-15
Circuit Court.

The case of tho Commonwealth against SARAH
" CROFT, for infanticide, was decided on We'd
nssday last by verdict ofno guilty. The case
excited much interest and sympathy in the com
Inunity; and when tho verdict was rendered in
open Cont all sense of propriety was for mo-
ment lost in the excitement, and an involuntary
burst Of applause arose from the assembled crowd.
II is the first disorder of the kind that has occur
red in our Courts of Justice, and it is hoped il
will never occur again. In the confusion only one
person could be- identified as having been guilty.
Of the disorder, and he was Immediately commit
ted to Jail.
The Court Is now occupied with tho trial Of
the irishman, BRoeY, for rape, charged with be.
ING concerned in the outrage of August last. The
jury hassaos yet rendered verdict. The trial
OF the Commemorative cases will continue du-
ring the remainder of this week, perhaps, and the
call Of the ciyn dOcke. be commenced next wesk