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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

Gin prItti6er 3eitunsSbruder erftdrt bic Sc
Ideipenbeit fin cine gisen16aft-
Die elm g8eib ertebt unb 3ert,
Dph ben Mann bfps-ruinirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

" 0enieni9en 9erioncn, lpel6e Die
9eleeenbeit perfdumten, ben neuliben &oz
meten 3u ieben, tpiro on9efiinoi9t, Dap oerz
Ietbe fi6 Dem 9ublifum lpieoer fir eini9e
Jtdbte seieen miro i'm Spdtjobr bon
2l47. Wan bat olio nur elm 8eil6en
III parten
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

~ @of6in9ton Sborne. BON Ou6eB
Co., 9.W., erbiett reulib nit oem Steas
mer Soerman einen Durbam Sull bon
Gn9tano, pofdr er $4,000 besablte. Sir
cine ebenfo importirte Sub bet ndmli6en
Nrt beiahlte ct 5000 Shaler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

BD~Die cnstiI6e Sitels@eIell6aft fHr's quse
LAMB BAT unlGnsl bef6lohen, 100000 Grem>
piare reS "9ieuen 1eitamcntS" mad China su
f6idcu nit einem Soitenaufwante BON 10000
9fb. Sterling.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

D1~Dte &atbrlifen Bon Dcslcstaun unb Tint
sesenp babrn cine fdGne 9ptte ectauft fir bic
Summe BON 5000 so, unb NIT Der Grri6t,ms cis
net Stride ica ir9lrt4 Der glnfanS 9enatt per-
rem
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

RGB-Gin Srldnoer, bcr lIG nit einem antcrn
i6sBen icIlte, pollte jebn Sdritte nGber ite6m
mic lein Gesner unb bod clItc ppn bfiren Su slei=
der 3eit oefeuert werfen ,..- -..- .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

BB-Sn gieugprt fam Gin 0tann bas &raGrn
rnes !6abncs 70 gut na6maben, baG T6 Ipgar
bic Scnne tauIden Gdbt unp auigeBt, na9brm CT
etnt9 t9cmaIc 9efrG9t bat. lg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

Ba~Der Gbrw. s. q. &poten Scn 9priss
taun lpt bas Mar16aa College @runbctsrntGum
mb G'etduce in OtrrcerSturg fir ncun tauIenb
GbaIer 9efauft taten Tint cine tote Stule barin
iI errthten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

3rrfptf, gloS. 27.-Gine MrS. Dpu<
slab III iiterbunbsn, Nesgs8inbrr baS eeien se>
Iebrt 81 baten unp naA ben @eleben bon Garpli>
ma su Mcnaten G'efdn9ntb unb gum 9rasen ber
llnterluAungSs Soften serurtteilt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

D Gin neuerer enetiIber ReiIenoer
faet :-nSb fa9e obne 3auoern, .oaB mir
9enos in Der @elt 70 piet ebeli6e l1n9liicfs
feliefeit su finoen 1T, olS in ben Sereis
nieten Observation-Disclosures unter ben reiz
beren &laten."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

U Smer 9ofbo 1T ipecer elm SGrfe
BON 8eburt nod Elm Mabomeoaner in
Wianieren. Gr trinft 8cin, b6lt feinen
9arem, uno beiiet nur elm 2Seib, cine
offreidifbe Dame BON Siebeubiroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

8uffatc, Nco. 30.-Sprise 9ladt wi'
tEete auf rem Grte Gre Gin fur6ttarrr Sturn',
Der, tric man fiir6tet. srubcn S6ahrn ansereb'
trt bot. ba piefe Ypcte aus ffne.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

H1~Der MenI6 Iolte tprntsaens gtnen Gag
scrbrr auf 1eihen Gcb Scrbereitet lcin. Da ater
glicmanO prtB, tpann pieIer Gag tcmmen pirp, 70
Icllte CT immer bereit Ietn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

Bg~Sn Suntinebpn Gaunty tat cine yrau iGz
re S6weiter, cine al9emein 9cI6dBte Dame, init
2lrIenf sersiftet. Die WErbrrn III Scrboftct,
ldeint ater feline Scrite0un9 sen benz IGredl6en
Serbre6en, ras iie beganger, ;u tatcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
a(lLcmf@aaoo $50

B@ 9n::brr .gladtarl6aft BON Gmaus, in bic
fem Gauatp, {otl irBte 9Bede Gin t aer 5unh
getBbtstlrerben. len, -Da ct pes Mrrsens frittc
pabin:tam; 70 'ipeieiman nidt peldes Sf9 er Sc
biser babrn riag. Dian lei batfr bebutlam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

DD-Das iunse Mab6en, iprfdbes neulth bon
Ieinen @efiibten fcrtserGen iplrbe, bat i6 su it-
rer Sihsrbsit nun an einfh tun9en yann 9ebdnst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

Sn Orange GauntY in Nprb=Garofna ipltrbe
seaen Colonel 8. Douglas, rinen reiden perheis
ratbeten Mann Elm Gerpiet auf cine Gntf6dbieung
BON 10000 fir bic 8erfdtrune Der Mar9arett
5cfmee ertbettt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

N Der brei uno breiBiotte @on9reB
beftebet i'm Senate aus 35 Oemofraten,
uno D 8bi9S IA 8acan3em i'm 8ez
prdientantenz6o aus I59 0emofraten,
II 8bi0S unb SreeIoiter6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

Outs. 81. Gpwarbs, BON 9seCmin9 Co.,
rntbiilTte am Is. Sep. III SuIhel 9Sell6trr
mt 9 6 Q d, auf Der Sauerri bon @rc. Mepere
in WhneS 5atnlbp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

DG-Die SriI6eH SlGtter melpen, bab bie 4us~
ranperlns aus alien Gbeilen bon SrIanb auber<
crbenttiA AM 3anebmen mad ben Scr. Staatetl
lei.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

" Son 3iboffe' g Ncpeqen finb bos
90. uno 81. t6eft in unierm Subftcbr
erbolten. ltnteri6reiber belieben iclbi9e
ab,ubo(en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

DPgine Wetb etbpoiiten3eitun9 empfieblt
Die Qu5fenbun9 bon Maifiton6ren mad
tttab, ,um Die @ormonen gum Gbrifen:
tbum suriid -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

"a Die @6olera ereift unter ben 9teuz
in gteuortcaus tpieoer
fur6tbar um fib. 8eri9e @obe fielen
l2S Gbclera=Sooesfdae Dor.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
SmS= S(nterifd.

Son peru Tnb 9la6ri6tcn tis gum 81, Stt,
ein9rgangcn. 0as tralilianii6e Commencement
fat Special .Miniier na6 9err, Bolivia, gsquas
Dor unp gletpsGranaba ab9elanet, ,lm NIT benz
lrlten eincn @ertros fir Mpnrpplilir,rg hrS amas
3cnenzStrcmcS ab5uIdlirBen. Die GclbsGnts
pedun9en am 9tmaspnen> >Strpme erre9en srpbes
Snterehe. Cine Committee, ipsl6e ansetelt III,
Die Scrrdtte BON guanc an ben Gtindas Snleln
,u untrriudrn, bat bicielte gu 25 giiairnen Scns
nen anaeI6lagen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
GGGtTormtett.
2fnfunft tes "Stlinois," " nit ST.
OSO,OOO 9cto.
&Hn
1,@IkaA
Ws.zls.rI.n.....U

Nep-g prf brn 28. Npp. = Dos Gantpfs
idif Sainpis nit ben Soften aus Californian,
S8S0,000 Gjclp in 5ra6t, unb 100000 in rrn
Sdnbrn Der paiiasiere unp 800 9aiIn9ere, 1T
leeten angefcmmen.
Die 3eitu,9en aus Galifornten enttalten wic=
rcr cine Rcibe pcn grsablun9en Spn SerbrrArn
mp lln9lGdsfdllm -GrcB rer gGa6Ianlteit Der
Gjpuprrnrmentf< <Scamtcn, 1T Gin Sbcit her Grpes
pittrnrn mad Spnrra in rrr Barrie Carolina obs
8r9anaen. Sci Ter Grplplisn am Sorb bcS
DampfldtTes gtmeriean gngle, linp nrun @len>
iGcn um's erten 9efrntnten, pnruntcr Der @afdts
nit Stadman, cine srr6e 9tn;atl Srn 9ericnen
purbe Srrtriibst unp gum Gbctl l6rcr serwunbet.
Die Mmrr ant Cuba Silver MAIDEN Before Gjcs
idSitr, ais in ir9enb etnrn sprbergebenpsn SATIRE.
Qu6 Su Can Sraquin lirfern bic 0plpsrdtereien
reiGli6e 9tuttcutr, mar6e 0liner serpenrn tag
Ii6 SIC bis S56. 2lm Scatter Silver wrrefn
grpBe Summrn aus ben Gjrutfn 9eIpten, anl
llnipnzGlaim tpurpen in eincm Gage $4,000 sc<
lppnnen,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
Gbarafterifif6. 6.

Sn Gatiiprnirn hridt I6 rrr llntcrI6isb ;mfs
l6en Dem bigUtten. iteiSrn une fcierli6rn Gtaraf>
ter Der altrn panilaen SCSElfwurg pieleS SanteS
uno rem trre9liden, rralen unp prrfanen Sinn
Der neuciten Ginwanrrruns fpmild unp eigenttints
lidh rurd ben atIanp aus, pelhen bic Srts' unp
Staptetenenulmgrn spn chamber batrn. je nads
rem lie Ii6 BON Der rinen cher anrrrn Seite bers
Idreitcn. 9lfe Stdrtes unb Srtsnamen ipanis
itsn llriprunsS ite9en in Sr3ua Su Seiliaen nnb
perrbrtcn 'SimmcIStirgrrn nur, unp ba 9iett fs
lauter Saints" ipie Der SranScIe fast !. 3.
Ct. 8ransiffe, Ct. Dir9p, Santa Clara, Santa
Barbara, Santa Cru; II. (. ~. 0irlen se9rnils
tcr baten bic SrtStrseithnun9en Der nsulhcn Gin-
panreruns aud nift cine Spur rcs tcilsen Be-
susrS unp Der frcmncn Devotion, 1cupern ltctsn
pcu teipniiAer 0ewidentriigfeit mp 2eidtiinn
mitten in pen !3ufillcn unp gerrnl6aftrn bes @r%
penlctcnS. g3ie bic Irbtrn 9Sabaiiten rrsaben,
beiben ibre StGrte unb SrtI6nften int DarG@
lhnitt, ME fptst: Smntua GitY, G'rrcnbprn,
@feferniinS Barre, sSbtNfey Grerf, Selcfrnteits
9lab, NauIeiel Grirn, G'ei9en 3pwn, Serpanmrts
MP SpIpt DtprrpIHTet, SNvtft~s, 9efrrs s,.st, eus
serti4e, Summtsrmif, 9te9ertcrs, 8linpcr Sep
II. (. 10. 9Pit brr 3eit 1ebrn lih ipl6e glamsn
fcit pariirCn fA bis Sur llnfruntli6feit mb ecteu
Spradfcridcrn oft 5u rem lettianilcn Grtldrun>
gen (eca 9elelrtcr llnnIcnbetD 9lnldB.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

aa- SIN SarttSturs Tctlen bieIes 9abr 200
@chntSuicr rrtaut frprhen Ietn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

Wert p.-9Sir butrn Seridttc aus Werifo
pom IL. glcScmter, tprlde melpen, pob palelbif
8rieie aus 1epic SUnl 70. 9lrs. rinsc9angen linp,
aus btnen terrcrJc1t, paB 200 Sripaffnete pen
Der Brig Carolina Scn Gam 5ranciseo I'M 5afen
prn ga gag in llnter>Galilr selaustt linr,
Sciib scn Der Staet 9encmmrlt, ben commands
rrnpen @enrral nS G'efdnsniB eciprrfen uns lh>
ter Galifrrnien fir unatbdnsis ertldrt batsn. =
sic baten zinc 6laase nit srei Sternen unb man
glautt, paG pies llntersGalifurnirn mb SUnCra
tereuten fra. Oils birfe Rahrift in Nierifu aRa
lanstc, trrridte ba1rltil srr6e gufresuns. Go
1T wabridenli6, Rap Santa glnna Ucn ber tur&
piele 9adrjdt unter Dem mtrifaniIden Splfe berr
sUrgrrufenen 2lufrrgus Getrauh MAIDEN unb FA
gum Jfaiicr scn Mcrifo prcflnnrcn pirb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

D9-glu4 In 5subtaun fnt bic @Onntass, Sc.
irBe lit Gruft srtrstru.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
Ncy-york Town Meetings.

FULTON CO-SHpTrtsOrS.
U1ie6 IStrailord-J. b. Leayitt
Blcerker-E W Epos, Democrat, T.
csdslbin-HW Spencer Caroga-G. A NewArk,
Jokpsfovp. P w Csse Ephrstah--Eh Deuuls,
Navfeld-A McKiulay Northamp,on-W. SOcum.
pefth-John + Knox lOppenheim-L. l.. Bsnder.
LEWIS CO-Partial returns show the cleo
ton OF Wing and Democratic Supervisors. Low
vile chose the only whole Democratic ticket
TIoGA co.. Wing and Democratic Su-
peTvisors.
RICHMOND CO,-Sapuvisors.
Vbg l Democrat, J.
cld-SsfnI / Frost NOrthfrd-C. Van Narne
smith6eld-J w MsTsereau
Castleton-G. b. Wi.
MONTGOMERY Goa Wing and Democrat
ic Supervisors.
CHEMUyG Co.-The returns from towns
show the election of Democratic Supervisors. The FL
mira Supervisor is Temperance man.
SrEuBEs Co-Corning, Erwin, Thurston,
Wayne, Lindley, elect Wing Supervisors and other
towns heard from Democrats.
Bpoowr Co-Three Wing and three Demo
cratic Supervisors elected as far as heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY II. 1853

nakrr II penal oHense TO- members Of Ire Ls-sl-
tUre sle Ocers and Judges u receive tree cEes on
railroads
NJ PrEPoUeHs roved that the petition be
referred 70 r sclec' Connit'ee
MA. c. HAIL moved that It be laid on the
table
Mr. CARpxEE moved that the petition be
rejected.
Mr. BUnaovoHs called for the Yeas AMI
NAYS
Tie resolution Of M.. GARDNER was LOST
Yc-s - Nay y.
Tie resolution Of M A. c. H,IL was lost
Ycs. ~ NAYS =.
Mr.. CHAYPLN moved the reference Of the
o.ile petition % tie Couuli-tcs tEe Judiciary AMI
sGid he would scoru Gny cI co1tasfed with the o1or
Of bribery but there was nothing Of the KIND here
The petition was then referred to the Com
rniftee Tic Judiciary
Mr. Sr JOIN reported s bill TO divide the
XvIiiih Ward OF New.YOrk into two Wards
The Senate resolution for the c0dihcatlon OF
the Military Law was concurTed in
BILLS INTRODCcED.
By Nj CLAPP, 10 elect the Auditor Of the
Canal D -partrert BY the people.
By Mr. GALE, for Penny Savings Sank n
New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
Yorxo AwyRcA-Mr. MKay, of East Bos

ton has row on The stocks longest sbarp,st and largest
ship in m. known world and has named her Young Ass-
la Her keel Is $40 feet lopg; the yesss VI. be - ioI
long On deck viii have 50 feet breadth OF beam ~ ieet
eeph OF hold with three decks, sad viii reE'ter over 900
tls The frames PLACED close together and oolted 0ro
and an and will be disgonaly crossbriced with iron, hse
tie Col ns eansrs and every other means OF strength WIZ
be used % make her perfect ship Her model sid by
ousfent Judges be the moot perfect specimen Of naval
,yehtecture ever produced BY Mr. Mkay and sstpsotsd
~ PROVE The swiitest Ia the world. She vii have four
rnsss the after one foresndsft ngged and the others
saasrerisked with double psa The yards the fors
and nsinnisst will BE- alike and tbs mizzenmnt viii
correspond With the yards above the lower topsai yards
The oil er mats ia rg well model ali tue Improve
snts of the day will BE- introduced. Mr.. MKsy builds her
% his owD account and intends % place his brother
captain Of the Sovereign Of the Seas command Of her.
She will cost about tSoo00 Mr. MKay hss been induced
10 undertake this enterprises by Solicitations
from the influential citizens Of California They ID
nirs his daring enterprise Tor they know that his clippers
rank first among the foreraes aud have ssd Build
sorasthing sstonsh the world and well fl her with
frsishtr He has taken them at their word and viii
,hOW them vessel which viii b. honor 10 flag She
viii be ready for launching In three four months Good
luek 70 hcr Boston AtlAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALsASY, FEB. 10! isoA
CAa-'n - ..,,vn.r-fal pa

SENATE. .ALsANY' req. 10! 80
Mr.. VANDERBILT presented -., ne ens'.r SDa
tanning resolutions ehio0o! rs nIsrye-nent Of t.e Ca
aas He asked consent . Ee sssP B. q e S caS Conn
MR. Mr. wR,eHr intimated that the ChamPlain
Csnsl was not embraced in The reso,o,
Mr. VAsDERBmr's motion prev ''i'1
. M Nay, Co,ers reported bill relative to the
rsnr.,on Of Children in New-York Cny v
Mr. BrEksAy bill TO establish western
Lu M R r. asked leave TO present MS sub
81. g, 80 s,lspt,c and Pse-he Railway OIL
Mir. BENNETT objected, :, ,ba Chair
The Committee, Mr. Coks -. 1,,e - 81, .se-I r
considered the bill 20 prU,.ae ''-
az The details OF which were examined ~ leas'i
.,d ,ss Comrnirtee reported progress
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. MARTIN presented petition for a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
nInnicirnl Elections.

LANCASTER, Pa.-Christian Kieier, (ind.
has been elected Mayor by vote Of l2ll to 40 for
Reuben 3 Rohrer the regular Democratic candidate.
With this exception and two officers in the N T. Ward
the entire Democratic ticket was chosen
PALMYRA, N. Y.-Thc Temperance ticket
fer village officers was elected.
ELMIRA, n. Y-Whig candidates elected
FREpERIcKsBURo, Va.-Tbe City Council
bas chosen John L. Marye, Jr. Mayor to hl the va
eancy, caused by the death OF r. B. semple
BNGHAMTos, n. Y.-DemOcratic ticket
elected
WHITEHALL, n. "a majority Of Wing
Trustees and Wing village officers chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
R,y. ELrAzza WnLAxs.-A correspondent

Rev ELEAZZR WnLAMs-A correspondent
of The ChyEtias Inquirer, says IL lite usiotun<f
for th, romance ts he Of the worthy gen
tsmsn In question does better correspond With tho
date Of the Dzuphns Drth The ffeaeh Prince should b
now Of the age Of sxiyeight while Mr. Williams hsS been
hed 70 be mot uneh over nxty. And though It quite
ble thai hesty Of sItyesht should appear ssyes
ar >sh yesr, Younger be really 10 not 90 easy tor
sn ~ tnty ezht 70 appear BE but twenty and stl
- ,..v Ter yosfh Of 70 for boy Of tea" It
D.t - bered that IAs Inquirer II OF the Untariaa
SCR I'D de glory Of isssnaSy prince w0at 10
,he pscops should the Rev yen.emsn establish has
eIa 10 he French ssoceson We trust thst tie question
. not "a beeon. theoocsl because IN that &c
ens u,ysr be settled snd tesdes i would BE- likely To
s,ams 70 pesonal and vtapersive form 10 make H.
oritsrpft fr the columns Of aecoroas paper that In
dls.s 10 nothins nsf. violent than politics Prov Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

" We notice in the Boston papers call on
tie peous Of that city attend Sre for the benefit Of
Me.sr, Oseue and Chamtonniere, two Of The Cayenne
F,-r-s sriIes These sentssen, u vii b. recollsctsd,
have Jas sscspeS ths country The ectxs prepared BY
sl.n as bees trsnslatss sne 70 Be dsavered By Epes
se.yer, &C., are among ths names asnsd TO the call
~ Among other snctic0 sales Of the 9Th
inst Chariestou, g. C.. Tie A~evy announce, tha.r
M Gsdsden sold gang Of 50 negroes several a WIN "a
were oS, Tor t247oo, being N average u eflS esca,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
The Jnmes Adger ut Charleston.

CHARLEsToN Tuesday FEB. t. 1853.
The Steamship James Adger, from New-YOrk,
arrived a; the bar, at O'Clock, and 81 her wharf IN
this City at o'clock last (aOndsy) night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
sinking of ship Henry Pratt, al her Wharf
az Southwark.
PHILApKLPHIA,

PBILApELPIIIA, Wednesday, Feb. I6. 1875.
The ship Henry Pratt, lately arrived from
Palermo was Yesterday afternoon sunk at her wharf p
Southwark by block OF marble falling Through her
ecks into the hold in consequence OF the breaking OF
,be sings The block passed down end foremost crush
Ing lbs way through both decks AMI starting her pSnk
caused her to settle down in very short nme She lies
an eight feet water at low tide. AT her cargo oui
cent about $50 tuns of marble. The block that fen
SSsshed five tuns The vessel is owned at the East
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
The Mechanics strike In Baltimore.

BAIrINoRE. wednesday T &C. 10 49,
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad mechanics
. refuse 10 60 TO work the Directors having ony con-
seded 81 per week additional pay, while Their demand
IL Is per cent advance their former saaries as
Pre- dent Of the line has called another meeng o. she
Poard 10 morrow 10 endesvor % settle The duhcanc
THE ENGINEERS and hreakmen thrssten % stop sgNn
she mechanics do not get their demands The fresi
dent promises TO his exegrons to obtain the fan de-
,nsnds Of the men .,,-.ss
.f the empoyers and declare thei determination notp
yield WI ....,., =, s.v 60, *
per cent sdysnce, which was Rnnedl'ey ae'0rd'" W
Ehem - . -. -. L.. AVN
The mechanics of Washington hsve rendered ~"
weekly to support the strikers ~,
New.Orleans papers OF THURSDAY are receN-
ed, but we hnd nothing OF importance 70 mem
A man named Robert Redmond, sailor Just
DISCHARGED from the friSase Rsran was killed IN right
with brother shipmste at Portsmouth on fraay last
gAs murderer, il Is supposed, escaped to Baam0re'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
The Florida at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Feb. Is, lslj.
The steamship Florida, Captain WOOdhull.
has arrived her wharf in this city in 571 hours from
New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
Departure of TIE Canada.

BosToS. "Wednesday, Peb is, 1853.
The X. NJ steamship Canada, Capt Stone,
ssiled 81 noon to-day, for Liverpool va Halifax She
takes out S2l7, 600 IN American gold.
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SENATOR BADeKR's REJEo-ios.-ID ne rejec-
ion. by the United Stsses Senate OF ~. oes 80. 80
- I,3va az de suureme Court, i OHe ci tncse
pury rar,y operations which the country MI not SIS
tan
So saws The Times Well, vhat Is the coun-
try going 10 do about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17

~ The word lady Is not found n the Bible.
60 "a, yarsus exchanges. Turr 70 Isaiah th 5th AID 10
yrrse.; 70 % Up joan, vs. nd 5. - Judges - ana
orlgila,cy Of the paragraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
From Rio.

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday. Feb. 10, 1888
Letters received here from Rio To the I'd of
January state that heavy rains and the prevalence OF
tevers had kept the Coffee from coming to market.
The bark Ottawa Of New York is reported 20
have been sunk the bar OF the Rio Granaethe crew
being saved
The shipments of Coffee last year reached
nearly 100000 bags
MIR. Gordon, L. S, Consul at Pernambuco
bsd arrived out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
PataI Railroad Accident !.

- IV.9IksIHAr W eIhtsdty, %. To- 10.
Charles Hodges, a brakeman on the SYRIA
cuse and Rochester Railroad, instantly killed last
night from his head striking against bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
Gen. Pierce and his Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, !

Gen. Pierce, in letter to friend IN this
city states uncquvoealy that his Cabinet will DC formed
before he leaves Concord and that no influence which
may be exerted at Washington will induce him to
change it, The difficulty of adhering to determine
zion of this kind against the pressure of politicians at
Washington may be inferred, when it is remembered
Ma, Presidents Jackson, Polk and Taylor came to
Washington with the same predeterninaton, but were
Induced to reconsider and change their Cabinets either
partially or completely after reaching the Capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
soSae,~ Tsssropa oo, e'rser Of HuHOvr and BeGscr'
Real ESTATE Excitement In Misunderstanding
ton Items, &c.

Real Estate Excitement In Misunderstanding
ton Items, &c.
Special Dispotct to The ". Y. Tribune
WsuINGroN "Wednesday, Feb. JIG, 1883
Senators Cass and Gwin are striving hard
10 save John WILSON, Esq. Commissioncr Of the Gen
erai Land Office. This is a feat they cannot accom-
plish The gallant Col. German Qndiaua) win, about
The tenth of March be invested with tho seals Of that
Office.
Great excitement prevails in Mobile, among
Real Estate holders Much of the valuable property
j. that city derived from the title of firm residing
there many years ago Messrs. Panton, Leslie & Co,
which Il alleged to be defective Two hundred eject
suits have already been brought. Recent ac-
counts represent TINT fearful Of excite
ment among those interested. Property to inn
mcnse amount say tXo millions, sinvolvcd.
Col John H. Wheeler, Of North Carolina, is
warmly urged by many members Of Congress fOT the
Auditors Office for tie Post Office Department, now
filled by J. w. Farrelly Esq, of Pa.
Judge Perry L. Brocchus, formerly of Ala
bama, recently of Utah, will probably be one Of the
earliest recipients of respectable position under Pres
i6ent Pierce.
Daniel Radcliffe Esq of this city, is recon-
amended to the President elect for the Office OF u :
Attorney for the District of Columbia BY upward OF
eighty members of the Virginia Legialatare The OIL
fee is now held by Philip X. Fcndall ESQ, gentle
man of talents and legal acunen. Mr. Radcliffe Is an
esteemed citizen lawyer in large practice and OF ex-
ceent attainments Philip Barton Key, Esq, {son OF
,hc author of the "stsr spanged Banner is also an
a,piran, for this lucrative and responsible Office
The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed
George Doty Keeper of the Light House at Manajuda
Nichiean, vice d. B. Johnson, resigned aUI vNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-17
Departure Of General Pierce from Boston.


General Pierce left here suddenly this after
noon by the 3i4 o'clock train via NewIiaycn for New
Nork.