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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We directed the attention Of cur readers
70 the state Sf things ia the East, and espe-
eiAlly 20 the rising in M0ateneyr0 long before
the papers Of this esantry or Of Europe took
any nosice Of il. Nos the question has risea
60 sueA importance that the peace Il the
werli las hecOne intimately connected with
the fate Of iAese usoCnt4nee-s, who, up 70 the
present day. have heea k.osn o2ly hy tAe
frontier rop0lst,0as II Turkey AID AusSriz IS
4 seEai-sivilzei band al thieves, sAo frSu time
% time leA the pear COUNTRY within tAeir
mNuntala issSnssses 20 make i-ruP,iocs iaso
Id surrounding rssA plans, IAas carving %
horles warfare. SAicA recalled the times q
Nsdsyl ESroPe. How Sees il, tAsresS-e. lap
gSn that c0z;est. Uni1rS-sSE, n is terrific
r;l exteas IS vel As n tie character Il tAe
re2aAASi0a Iaye.yeI in Is. caa leai % 80 serious
$ state Il sszirs IS ve aov see n sAe East,
Ths qGesEs0a b easlly s,,vei Up 20 the
FrsacA zap fsI<s AID tie assarySliNa al Leafs
HOeaga-;e. Ea,Oge Vas PceSsy equally dvied
hSsSees he ~ P<iaeiPles II Asso.zssxri. al
Ct rerG,z- .zss;EuSsS1s. Rzss;z v.s ne regrs-
sentative q lie Ssvi2e riyAE * Friaces; vale
Esss1a1 zsi C0CstigzE&cA Frzzcs solsayo-ei
- sst4S,lsA. MAINTAIN All strengthen Cocs-sru-
!iszAl GVTs-z2sz:s n The Yves, Of E--vee:
All sAeeSa sAese sse PSssrs we're IS Ass.sle
70 neSscrsey As tie Car AizseG r-s rAsy
sscceNici n esssASsAizg to r~Sya Il tas
s-.&i,s classes, ara conscsgzs,sEal ie-z-s AL
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
state Temperance Alliance.

A meeting of the Executive Board VA W
a. the Temperance Rooms, corner Of Broadway -
Grand 81, Thursday evening. Presen, Mr. slaAs
Kings Co, Recording Secretary NJ. Parker. Of No
Yerk, Corresponding Secretary Or. cOnkin. 10
arse Co. Mr. Lent. Of Du,ehess Dr. Miller. q Co
land Nr. o. B Peiree. q Oneida aad ae<srs- B<sss
ard Lester, and DR.. Tral Of New York Ia the s,sss
Of the President, DR.. CoakEn took the Chair ~
kinutes Of the lAst Meeting were read and sgPsv'a
ar. Chambers, Of Duchess, vss appointed Oas Il .
three Correspco.ng Secretaries AMI xr. BroeAs
Orleans, Re cher. TIE three Corresponding ssrD
tries were directed 70 begin q, oaes TIE 4scksrFs
aetr dunes. By proceeding 20 oryAnize County =
Town Alliances, Ae Sc. Thsir eOmpensatoa sss
determined a; the EEK u.ssstng Of .ae Board Txs
Lave were srs~zGed ss 70 reqUire q1Arssrsy -
tnss CT he Beard. a: Albany. Instead Of uonxhy -
izss n NesYork- TIE s<x; leetiaz q % beia ~
On tie ID Wednesday Of April EEK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

CossEcrrcur.-The Wings OF the Dsas
composed Of New Haven and MiddleseK Cen.
ties have nominated AUSTIN BALDWIN Of NJ,
dletown for Member of Congress. Mr BIZ.
win was formerly resident Of our City, .
Industrious mechanic, an exemplary citas
and an able, earnest and eloquent canvsssss
public questions. If real Democracy I'm
sway in bis District, we should feel very ess
dent of bis election over Hon. C. NJ. Iugensa
a scion of one of the aristocratically Dn>
cratic families which claim virtual mesyS,
of office and houors in Connecticut Asaa
we cherish a strong hope that Mr.. BALDWIN
support will be creditable TO him and 70 u
District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
Or take the following from The Post VI the
s,ms date A that above quoted:

Meantime We csnnot help asking ourselves se
true that the Democratic party Is reduced 70 this con
At last II 70 take The exposition .hieh these
Ia sef constituted organs give OF ie nature all thai once
constituted It's esseuoe all on which Il once pnted II
self A. giving distinct character snd separating iron
every other party has vanished Nothing Is lea to orm
the basis OF tie Democratic party n ia new shape oui
certain measure devised By Wing leader, and WIN
some difficulty. forced through Congress oy "ms
President To tbs wretched oaPa -srfass ns tne
Democratic party Il nlay believe those journalists
who pretend 10 speak in t. name have dried down
Judging from the above, We infer either
that Democracy has changed very much or
that The Post can't be very jolly just st pres
ent We should like, however, IL it can RAISE
its voice on so affecting a subject, to know
whether it regards the above declarations OF
President Pierce as characterized by disin-
genuousness or by folly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

To- The New-York Ailgemeise Zsasy
learns that the Sublime Porte having rejected
the demands of Austria, put forth thrvsgi
Count Leiningen, with view to preparinsk,
the war that is Immediately expected, hu ,
yited &" Kossuth and scita Aim the e1iire bety
Hungarian and Polish refugees to come 10 c.
stansinOpie" We believe this is an error VI
have information from that Capital which,
US to suppose that no such invitation hasn
determined on by the Porte, though thswk
ject may very probably have been 4 mat,sd
discussion in the Sultan's Ministerial Coma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

rcnt, In Psyns the interest On me sew losss 49,.
and IN exiassu,shns the principal. Is % asns,e,.s.
thss By the surplus Of the canal des< sskias sl -
u the canal revenues after that debt d discAs,..I
there will be sufcica: in the year 1857 10 o., =
ta.m.ooo Of the new loan; that in the ssec.ss..
years there will be sufficient to pay o. large psr,.'
OF ths, loan. and that finally. in is7s. the a..
sl0,500oco proposed to be borrowed. vlI be -,
wiihou, making any allowance Tor interest on u. -
enues r,oeived. and surplus left in the meantime -.
thus ster that year the canal revenues Will be s,,.
liberated from sll constitutional pledges and s.ee, !.
the disposition Of the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

To The Democratic papers are filing tA3
columns with complimentary notices Of III
new Presidents inaugural The most Of tAea
are very fulsome The document is really
sophomorical in character, manitesting neither
vigor of thought nor terseness Of expression
A gentleman of our acquaintance, long ago
Governor, says that it painfully reminded hin
of his first message, a document he had long
labored to forget We dare say the President
will get along very well at writing messages
after he gets bis hand in, but il is too much 10
expect that he can distinguish himself st int
He is but an apprentice. We ere dispossdh
see him encouraged, but we trust the papsu
won't spoil him by fattery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

IRoS TURspIkE.--lron will be the great No
tefia for almost everything At the proper time cos
pany u being organized at Cincinnati Ohio 10 pare he
turnpike from the head Of Western avenue at Bnshra
10 Comminsyile, Spring Grove aud Carthage wah roa
plates The sides of the road viii be filed In with i
and orusmented with shade trees. TIE sagge-saoa
good one and vii make the road fashionable diss
Weobserve that the rails of our City railrosds
are already made important use Of BY vhed
vehicles constructed of just the width to N
in the grooves On the Sixth and EightA%n
the railroad track is covered by such yehisi&
II is an idea of value and may lead 70 gyk
pected results. Where burdens are 70 n
drawn great saving of horse hesh results h
using the rail. We are not sure but the In
will come when our City wheel vehicles Of !
descriptions will be constructed with dir~
reference 10 the use of the railroad TRACK b
is thousand times better to glide smooa4
over an iron groove than to JOLT over city pare
ments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
ARE WE JOLLY. OK ARE WE NOT,

TA< Erssisg Pos, has long been recognized
As the leading organ Of what is called the
Democratic party in this State. As such il
spared 10 pains. ard even with apparent relish,
ate dirt BY the bushel, in order TO secure the
election Ct Gen Pierce. It's Efforts we're
crowned with success. It's candidate Vas
elected He has been inaugvrsted into odice,
ard las laid bsfere his eoOntrymen. q, length
and with iOarishes. no sophomore eoGd beat,
the articles OF his political creed Naturally.
we turn 20 M PsSt. under suea etrrgu,-
Stances. 10 earn whether the creed "a 0rzho-
aoI We want 10 kaoE whether re are
" are ros jelly. Fer Instance, the Presiiea.
SAYS:
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

fRoN WAmiNGroS. The Gardner wlndlc
ease was brought up in Court Yesterday. IL
is to be hoped that We shall soon be able 20
touch bottom in this amazing fraud. Let us
know who we're the fools and who the r0gues
in this piece Of stupcndeus knayery. The
conduct OF the principal in the case, since
proceedings were Instituted 10 ascertain the
location Of the pretended mine, has been such
as 20 justin the most dispsrsglng suggestions
in respect 90 him, We hope for two things in
the case especially, ist, that the lawyers viii
rot be able TO prevent the facts from coming
cut, and second that the members OF the Coni-
nilsson who paid MIR Gardiner agents and as
signs $ieS,5S0, will come forth trom the inycs.
tiSalion with clean skirts,
tks Telegraph Kindly spprises us that Gen
eral rerc's appointments sire 10 be made on
genersi principles" Doubtless they viii be
or she old seycn--fvs leayes and two fishes.
IL further yeUehSSies the important iatelli-
senee that the appointments viii not be made
all SO encc, hu, that some will be made before
Others Wei, We have expected some such
brilliant stoke 90 characterize the start OF the
new Administration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
DOUGLAS On NICARAGUA.

The Little Clan, ef Illinois has heen mAs>
nleisg bis craftsmanship 81 the expense Oi
Great Britain and Mr. Clsysea. 10 the intense
aeleesatien ii the legSeas Of peiaacrstic u,
6eeseekeSs aev coaveGei al Washington. at
whom his speccA Was especially aimed, AMI who
src reported as having trcQseasS interrupted
him WITH rSNAss eG APPLAUSE, ftAis speech has
Stssneel his Presidential prospects. We have
~ eSllerssNa, especially ssnce whatever enASr,
rsssmsaE E may occasion to ear eva Geyera-
mcss is 80 ~ easg upSa his seilow peE,a;rA,
ana rival, Gov Many, and ~ lNsSer ea W'h,S
EAeeGsiye> le. tie lesiias proposition u rs
hsrassse MAS - srassN vrNas tAss Nc
mast devote AAi<<Nana 20 It's exposure.
Mr.. Hh5aA Hsss WAS pressiens PplA's
CssTsS GAaAlSes - Nicaragua. sai after Ae
hAl kses rNcSlle1 and superseded BY Gea,
Isyeer, ~ peSesisse1 rseasy, Whereby A. 81,
s'sssPs privilege Il eaassractiEg a. later
OrsAze ship CSzsl sArsSssA Nicaragua was So
cared 81 tbs eeaasy, u resSrs Scr eersSI,
guarantees efrvsecSSea and ae&nse % MIA
rsxrs ~ ear Geyersseat rAese cco3ENEs,
Mr., CAssssa s&raS were - gress,y sz3 es-
grSasS Unconstitutional tAsf - eas eee&
have seriously sAsSSAs & ,ssSSisS then. ard
GSs. rssaeSs Csslsss accordingly viSAAs,i
he aecxzeas and sees ~ tie Seas,s izsssai
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

MASSACHUSETTS, BASKISe.-Appicstionss IN
before the Massachusetts, Legislature for 4
increase Of the Banking Capital of that STAB
to the amount of between secenteem and sigAsu
millions of dollars. The existing bank Cspisl
is about forty millions. This extraorinsg
movement in the way Of addition, intimasss
morbid state of money affairs in that comnss.
wealth. The indications that we are upon "
eve Of a revulsion seem to thicken II ia
long lane that has no turn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

The L. 5 Mail steamship Humboldt, Capt.
Iines wall lraveth port TO-DAY, At noon. Cor South.
sup,on and lIavw rae Ss~i Hsslly TribssS contain.
ing si the --latest news be hAd al the pesS Thl.
Morning ia wrappers, ready for mailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
p.,.,, A, Auo,,o..-We notice tba,

RsAL EsrArs AT Aoorios notice that
Astsosv J. BLssosss ~i s- TESS Das. the iztt ~
A ~ eeisok the Maschssfs tanhsaxs tbs lease odd
Usoasty No M eprias The ionso and Lot in Zee No
la Mercer, 81, oass and Lot No III k.>, 7th e..
cad Lots Nos 2e M ~ and lns ythst Houses Lots
Mes .nJ and 2a5 West 2ithst Newton Lot o. the
ooIb.f OF suson aud tenfytts. Bteokiyng and HJasc
and Lot ~ Johas a. Astoria. Mas be had Al TIC
Anoti4n looms No. broad - (l,bJTl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

NCsDEz TEIlL--WIEian % Moore .
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

NV FontiGS Goops AZ UrSNs's-Ihe ui.
le,sa Of The prlhe invited 60 The splendid assortment u
fas sesss ssnstta va tbsi city BY utNNl 10 be oponod
81 the lew soir. Ne Yii W. ,adwaf lhs mofahs ITO
tsi,,a Of tL,s estas.,e npoiatun which reached New
Npk by the iisaboid superb funeh ial Hats CO.. srn-
tlos,ea. Beautifully meonted silk Unbrels aud SUE
shsa Csnss ~ eat variety aod Of ard elegant do
ssns sbd tadfens fancy ias Ot more than t~rn sfaee
fs syea iust drought out Ia Paris fstens VIII hud the
assortment u che latter fabrics psfcusb worthy Of thuf
ettsatiou. utNis No gif broadway,
npposito ST. faafa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12

tF l'y the arrival III the lsahel AZ Charles.
ton NJ have dates irom Havana 70 Mareh =
Mr. Mugs heAlSh is somewhat improved. For
scue particulars in relation TO the Sugar erpp.
Ne, see the selegrspAic column.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. SATURDAY. MARCH ~. 1853
For Europe .

~ Advertisements fof IAs rissss of Monday ought 20
eo sent m before O'Clock ca Saturday evrnlns
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~ The Why's ss Raesir lslana aSe
EzcsG Gesrys 6. x1zs * s<~7or-. AID eyr~
Il wasy.ek. ~ sasIr esastahsoes Sr Csa<rA
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~ The Hair can be made TO grow, can be
stopped rom falling out be rendered thick sAy and
hsauuta hy regular application Of CHsrApoEos hNs
FEfsEHyAfiyI AND DT.vrnits To this Tact thrrc are
clouds OF witno.scs Prepared and scd BY CRsrAooRo
No Aston House.
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ffoni fAs wa,sfbsn snsfssa
WAsnInn Nam EASY .--We take pleasure

In stating % honse keepers tand do Il the authority
Of several ladies who have tried IL that BuSvrLLs Soar
The oai snice offered In tho mafsot tot washing
clothes of eli kinds saving great amount Of labor and
dong the woik thoroaehly, 80 we'll swing eeafrf
and winter exterior FOR salc BY ALSO bsornteA No
Ia nowey, kew.YoIk, and STEPHEN sprros, No. isl
Kultepst hfooki,n.
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LIZ Beads. III eyeo description, scr sale by
r. kksw>
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az, vp ssalls Ms SlKNSS, esngy,ss9s.
~ it,asSsS SAAakies HCa,cs. Supporters,
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Np<>A Apees> kSw lssS NsAN AsAVA 49, Nvy> saw
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~ ~AsAs-sas assess q NJ q Auesl. NAL NgNSasse,
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CAsrsr,ses --ftrKRsoN n NpNrRssSs,
M ys broadway, hsyr ast speRed s sie daily feclsas
al aausuAl supp, OF ivh ahd elegant tafpes dvc 80 p
F~oee aHi ENEssd eoasistus oi Molnet Aaeassca AID
A,naasgrs, nU the tp,a, esrt0atV FrvHeh haHutaeis
go. Ass Feh MeaallAn Nosog ad Nesae Carpets. fvin
As.sss crsssiVy Se,s, rasland esctsct WITH svs
usl asciuasut et eslsg qualities % taSiuss 0f sae 90
reasonable tVfn.
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~ CmSrApoao appeals to those who use
he ExousioA HAS DYr Il docs not alh his promises
ad thrir expectations IL the hue t eyrs nstafal,
AstinE uniform and wholly nom the TINT
impaired by the Creator lot al who doubt call Al Cks-
taposos No Asso House Sold thoFr AMI BY prusssis
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D1riASor SALAsASpkR SArIS-CiiYLER's
PArrSr- Depot No. 10 Jahnst corner OF Cola ton aud
af,er NAV SO lp2 foafi.st door below MAIDEN lsno
RonFEfM PArsicK Il the sole manufacturer ~ tho INT
ted sates the above cochfstod Safes aud e. OoTFts
luipe uetfabie defiance LScks
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II RA,sxz's hEEsrRarE0 hsf
-a1 FlErx.' "a nnxrzscag ssn7a1s -
Sly z1se-sczy ne grrcisi.s sad ser'ss -
-ssr-zrrsa Il sass ay'sr,ss .uA-SE-ar -
Ia - 3<sstv,sl ~
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~ FowLrss T. Wells, Psychologists and
rubitaher. Clinton Hail. No, ISL NSs-au-si, NewYofs

w H. DisnRow's RIpisc SoHooL. No 20
sfh-Av- Hours Tor Ladies, irom ga. NJ 20 + NJ Hours
fof Gentlemen fom 90 D. and 1tos r NJ. Ladies' wish
inc ride take lessons al this establishment mus b. 10
tIodn.rd hN sumo ono An0wn " The rrnpIiolnI.
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\, thu AfLArrio RaiLsa WoReE,
S.s,baos srat bseaty strength aud cheapnrs- II Il
Wfpaya ion framework conheeied by Ornamental tasi
fton Tta melted aud around the snctafe itfnt IL
me-, be u,sao lisht and graceful like The
Was nsiLiS8
Of heavy and solid hie the Cast iion
Hailtnss TOT step sut,s Offices ootncirnrs, Nc Also
v~saaa.hs, Balconies. ko., tor sale BY
urnsur FOsfrs.
Ma ass broadway, corner OF Wsltufsi,
Who No enly a.thossnd 60 coll his description "
ksiitas
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srIrNpip CARrsfiNGs foR SrEise SAtts,
lea, @saisn LoVNsREEV, Ne as resfl.sI, Ne now
leeesias ia e,s pet late sd'ala large ssk et velvet,
tspts, hscls thfve ", aad iasfan ear; oasie
ssd elcsAa ar~sns which, hatas been pWt,hssed previous
the advances prices they eabio TO oaes
= ySty greed lNtusetitcAat.