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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-19

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ton. for the hetehGe:--o's~:. o3s9'''' 9''',- ,
hgps 1921, ~ - 1>.@>'N,r>''''T .,, .,, ~,
taEgrihe Peoria l'seSs reports t|fe 4!il- It
Aals river low a.. that place ~ quotes ,ts
frelgats ana markets. az tne loliowlns fa'es:
Freights from ST. Louis 10 reoria, sS q are
S0 0acetts tsloo lbs. From Ia sale 10 re- e,'y
2ria. SO TO 80 cents. Form feoria 70 on
Louis, 30 cents per 400 pounds W y,I' neat' u
15cents per bushel; Corn, lea5cents; Flour
60cents per Dbl; Whiskey 80 cents to .,,' w. =
per b9l: 1870 ~ 80 ~ t,.,
'hSpring Wheat IS selling at 5ooD6Oc. Fail
Whest, 6o@7o. MOI much'coming in insight --llss'
deeliue IN price! H., '''N, .aa ,l,,.,,-
y CORN 3o@3gc; Oats, y; Flalxseed' 0o'g
st.0o; TinoShy seed $3.50 to So' hIi.'1 ,.''
IT, IT.. 11a1.a = sto,m .,.
- - sssoSsr - Ss ast by beeoinp
toSecoser his past hl's'Of sut.0'Dy' oeeONi"S
- .aaness IonlSred h;mseI saadv
S .,,ta te ct. ~ Nv M4;nn ~ u ~ y, The absence Il
" n..ns. ~ ~ hs,sa-. s = I h... r~nrassea h;s bsGei
~. nosS;nn o sho., of totaI syt;rnotion a
jhS ..s;si. g"yiS " = Iff,i u stE wYoul h
d u, ,ssss::t S5 SJ;Not SSiif ~ NH'f'fLE NM
FIJI w w SS1's0 % e'1134cl oaso4oal
to ssv2Tbs soldieys hi7a,Iaf ithh,bey 4of EoSyi,
,s;,;r9rs. ySSsre ysoasno themselves with !
s,de on the 9Steibsa vie ana Indiana Fsail
road on Saturday. evening" Quite 4 crowd
'avaiIed themselves, OF ihe opportunity D
IN 'excnrsion offered Ny the company The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
AUSTRIA.

Vienna letters are still full OF the recent st-
tempt on the lite Of the Emperor The assassin name
IL now spelled Jsnos Libeny jourrsyman tscs trcW
sphlwessenbury in Hungary Hissse IL sbesl w Tie
maintains with vehemence that be had no arcomPhcsA
snd thar his intention 10 k the Emperor bus v
give him a mark Tie further maintains that he hsd
had the intention since 1880 and watched tor three
weeks past for opportunity TO lind hts victim uase-
tended lew minutes before the attack took pisee.
party OF six eight persons conyersng N Italian hs
passed the first to rush 10 the spot when Inc
alarm was given Thinking they were sccomptoee
OF the assassin the Emperor drew his sword asS
stood upon his guard The mistake was soon esptanA
II mistake t was but IL gave rise TO the reports that the
attack was made by Italian emissaries OF BY Jewa Tho
Empcrors wound was slight and Is going on favof*b'y
When led TO prison, Libeny cried Vlvc hossata v
German papers state that q rising was antics-
pated at Pesth and fears entertained Of an out
break throughout Hungary. The Police OF PeSsh has
arrested 10 travellers 40 the Hotel dAnglefesre Ths
garrison of the city kept constantly under arms ana
ready 20 set at moments notice. sentnels are posfss
Al All the gates leading TO the fortress OF BadA from
which and other circumstance Il would appear that
cop de main 20 berate the political prisoners Is feared
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PROBABLE WAR
BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND TURKEY
COTTON luwsR-BHEAOSTufFS DECLINED.
Tremendous Gale at Liverpool.
Dafes' Liverpool, Feb 81; Loodss aad
Paris, Feb. &c.

The Cunard steamship Africa having been
detained one day in consequence Of the gale les Liv
erpoo or Sunday morning. g7th ult-, and arrived q,
this port about O'Clock yesterday afternoon She
brings IS passengers and four days la.er intelligence
The L. S. steamship Franklin arrived of
Coseson Friday roen. 18Th The City Of GlAsgowr-
rived At 10 P. NJ, 9th
BY this arrival We have London and Liver
pool paper to the 26th ult with ,elegraphe Dispatch
70 the hour Of the Afr-ss sailing the forenoon OF
that day.
The British Parliament had been discussing
the grant to Maynooth Roman Catholic College and
the Jewish Disabilities bin.
The most singular feature Ofthe news is that
France, while protesting to act with Austria in the
MontenegTin difficulty, Is evidently terms of the
eIosest relationship with Turkey.
AppreheEsions are entertained of an out
break In Hungary.
Mazzini is suspected to be in Milan.
The East Indian mail was telegraphed, but
had DO; arrived
Liverpool Cotton market one eighth lower.
Breadstuts dull
The following is list of the passengers by
the Africa
a-.sr, Go'i.,husat. a. L,n-. Ger.on. Butisrled "
Robertsou Ncintyre Mo murray ehudren sai aure
q. tecker q GerdDg H. b Nason. C. DcnPS'e NJ wrrreJ
noa. Csuss Ne-srs. Br Nacno W 5 Henderson
n Lsnso. J. H,-y mrs RchartOu d4s' y,s Whye,
Hnot & Moo-ey Ko.et Rsuman Bonnet Lara Anderson. J.
Russell Quarey, Eve Children and ser'in CAPT he'o'l
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PARDoS OF THREE OF THE MIcHIGAs CIV
TRIAL RAILROAD CoNsPrRAToRs.-Ersstuss Smith, Eras-
tus Chsmpln, and Dr. Fsrnham. three of the parties
who under conviction and sentence il the Rail-
rosd Conspiracy cases, have lately been pardoned BY
Governor McClelland. The Detroi; Advertiser says:
MANY Of the citizens Of Jackson in = petition had
stated that there circumstances which rendered
sdvissbe that Executive deency be extended to them
snd expr, the Judgment that not only possible
danger would result from tbst step but that the tenden
cy OF the would be TO affect IN considerable de-
gree fsvorsby the state Of feeling and sentiment in that
county Tie Company, it seems influenced by the
judgment Of those ctzens and being DESTROYS Of re
moving far possible all for the OF feel
ing which has existed in tina: vicinity and being willing
ard anxious ascertain how FAR pardon be safely
granted in ttese casa has joined in reconmen fa'ion
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thr ren Considered ~ she u,ar,rrue par ~ inc
cnrnu-vsi.y e. Ieyisrrsfe ous
The Beard OF Trade Returns tor January.
49, Just pshisbci show an incresss the cxpors OF
ssli.OS7 over he corresponding month OF the pre-
Gee M ycsr
Stss septenccd n death a EGubars for the unpro
vuksd murder ct sn old man nzTn>d Anire~ Msthr.
whom be met on the highway Williams wil be hsngss
3. GreerlNw, l4h Msroh (nSt) John Diamond. calling
hnself m American and lately discharged from the
hew'foFS parked Congress Is sens to prison tor tao
months IN LooiOo. tor row vtm.
The ship Three Bells from Melbourne.
Oct - had arrived IN the Thames with II SS oancs
of GOLD valued az k3ll 200
The prospectus has been issued in Louion.
OF q "Novs Scotia Mining sud Copper Smelling Com.
psry" with capital Of half smilhon sterhaS 10 work
metals and minerals At locality called Indian Point
the Bay II FuDdy.
The indictments preferred against the soldiers
engaged in the SIX Nile Bridge sfrsy' have been
ignored by the Grand Jury.
An accident occurred on the great Western
Railway on the 24ih BY the breaking OF scroll iron
or hanging spring of ofthe carriSges party OF
the Directors OF the line IN the car 20 the uc sn
one OF them Mr. James Gibbs, Of CLIFTON. near Bris'ol
was killed Several other passengers were more or less
injured
Mrs. Cora Mowatt's Armand was played 81
Drury Lane I'D The Daily Ners thinks the drama
lscks Stamina 70 support many representations
Rev Dr. BroHghtOn, Bishop Of Sydney, Is
dead
C.P. Roney. Secretary of the Dublin Indus
trial Exhibition has been appointed General Supenn-
,endenr Of the az Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad, on
the Recommendation OF the Colonial Office.
The London papers publish official correspon-
dence relating 20 the srrest by the Austrsns OF Mr.
HarwOod, British subject, at Vieans. It contains
nothing interesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

EXTENSIVE KipxAPPIye.-By freud VINO
arrived tbs morning from Mobile, we lea-n tasl w
white men, named MGhiey and Long have zen
there on charge Of fo-cbly carrying on re- -
of color from MS STATE Aad Erterp'ns 70 SCI -
Eight colored persons OF French exirscnpn LINZ -.
zine Madeline, sally, Creme, JGha, hyPpon.e, -
spd Eudors taken Up with them sni arc ~ -
prison. Thee eolored persons sHS ma - %
They refer % Nessrs Francois le besh o1s-a,a -.
>GusiAve and ArnHuld Grenin, Asor Iheo tssl. 60
HyYpolre Deve-on and Charles Poyoas<' .. I. -
pee planters fer the truth Of their s;e.eGl - -
= en- are also accused Of having SOC nse 80 ~
oree persons IL this cry FOR Texas ~ " rN '''
70 There is painful rumor IN tne el'! .aas
a gentleman recently returned trsrn St1o - -.
ported 20 The families inierested N NeNy9.I = -
County that John T. Pillsbury, Esq, o. u "a
been hung oy q mob IN California ny 80 - -
public Office IN California and IN tas eo~rse - 90,
pcuiIing into the coniuct OF moo Oh mn - -,
trtsfrnent o; one Of the ctiEens wac se.o $500
TIE ,tu-y itsef Is very improbable, ~. - $50
through which 4 comes, gives an sSpe.Wh MI. a.
tfty.
EloPrNrSr.-Tk L0sg Peiaf 1a.ces1. y.
Canada West. mentions the isct tnAf ~. - NJ.
rsr,;sl stranger had elopsd from tnss a.,
E1wk AID considerable Of her hssesns 49, x.-,-~
Hawk was the pretres: vorizn - .ne -, 49,
ere frure. snd grscei nc ers, sHs'e W. Va
pishleoss.
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From Tampico and the City Of Mexico.

We have received letters from TamPico TO
the 22d ult which contain stems OF from the city
Of Mexico TO the 10Th What they contain has mostly
been anticipated by the arrival Of the Abaross Tam
pico dec AIRED in favor Of Santa Anna the 10th UT
and the movement was sanctioned by the military and
Custom House Officers.
Our letters state there is plan in cOntem-
plsion at Pueblo and the city Of Meco to reestabsh
the old tsri with all IL restrictions and prohibitions
hut the authorities Of Vera Cruz and Tampco viii resist
ii at the point of the bayonet. The turf party are
acting under the influence OF Rubeo who Is at the head
Of the rich manufacturers and s considered the Rohs
child Of that country. These manufacturers are aided
in their plans by the Spanish Minister, who takes
most prominent part in this afisr
We have received files of the FL ComerceO
de Tampico to the 10Th alt but find nothing in them
which we have not already published.
NJ DeltA Msrrh s.
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the right foresrn one on he right check. confusion
Of the night eye two iscer..sd snd confused the
back part Of the head three penetrating the CAVITY o.
the chest one slightly voundng tae heat one wound
10 the rehtlung. In al seventeen
The bodies vere removed 70 the Green House BY di
recfiOr OF the Coroner.
John Rs an discharged upon his rrcO,nlxanee
The affair Il still involved IN deep mystery. No Ger
tain trace hss been found Of the assassin, although ser
era, persoEs sre IN custody awaiting exirninaSou-
About oclock Saturday the CORNERS I1ry ren
dcred the following verdict:
The deceased came 10 their death By wounds IN
fieted by shsrp instrument vhica penetrate the
besrt and by blows upon the head with blunt insSrt
meet IN the hands Of some person or persons unknown
o. The nieht 81 the 10th inst"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
TURKEY.
The Dine.ssy viii Aussria.

coTr-ssohasnes q Tbs LonAa finr'
CosTAATIsoYLE, PEs. ., ISJ
The several grievances between AussriA ani
,o ,he PORE IN Q manner caicuIstet 70 commDd bar
ID, -urson. General Leipingeb wesseyturs LieutsS-
snt FED Msrsis arrived the other DAY from Tns IN
special stesmsr, and Il once demanded sn s1disacs
wah he Sultan He then presented ests hon "a
Enperor Of Austria the eonsens Of which ere 90 n
fcDowisz efest-
81 The Empercs complains tkst lsfss 49, - -
bsss sssru.bls1 ssss TIE Azssnn 6osoo, 49,
tie exTeditior ses,nss Nsosessgo h~ ecnnss ensS
Ger Of sehg oes vsr He dsn.nde ossy.s w.
"a sspcs x 4 knevs stss napy hsne.n1 m1S.s 81
EMPLOYS Ia rsis any, s@ e vtem MI ~ nnA. -
dsssands tkAs eases -
s,ss IS "a 1ssss1s q 5-rhsos xres eel ssssiaa
saegf ~ 8 ~ esnscSe. E
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Cincinnati Banks and New.Enginnd Bills
The Ohio Bank Tax.
CINCINNATI, Satur

CINCINNATI, Saturday, March II, I53j.
The Cincinnati Life and Trust Bank refused
10 receive all New England bank paper to-day except
Boston City Banks The private Banks. however re-
ceiyed il NJ per cent discount There is immense
amount of Eastern money ia circulation here.
The Ohio Legislature to-day passed bill to
amend the Tax law, authorizing the County Auditors.
In cases where Bsnks refuse pay the taxes levied
plsces where the money may be kept, and take the
amount of tax claimed The vote on the final passage
of the bill was 70 10 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

lcY EIsFELD's CoSoERT, on Saturday even
largest audience Of the sesson, and to mind sur
passed the others also In the excellence OF the music
performed
Mr.. Eisfelds Soirees are among the few muslcas
gatherings here which are visited for the sake Of
the music performed than to witness the sk OF the
performers And for this we specially like them. The
style in which the ne works Of the great composers Of
chamber music is produced at these concerts needs no
cornment-its excellence IL well known.
The pieces performed on Saturday evening were
Mozarts Quarttete No. l, in major, Bce:hoven's
septette In fiat, and selection consisting OF the
well known variations on God Save the Emperor,
by Haydn the Csnzonetta from Mendelssohns Quar-.
tette Op H. ard the Andante from Haydn
Qusrtette, Op. IS, No. /.
The vocal pieces were Schuberts bsrcaroIle and
Mendelssohn's song "Zuleika," sung by Miss Thomas.
We were struck with the beauty Of this young lady's
voice, but it was time before could discover
whether she singing in English, German or Italian.
The principal feature Of the evening was the per
fornGnce by request of Beetbovens single Septette,
Of his early works, and which exhibits in all
ts movements, save the Adsgo Can,abile. the in
fuence which in bis early years the styles Of Haydn
and Mozart exerted upon him.
Tiis work was written before the composer was az
cted with the oss Of hearing and had struck out that
new path in which other has been able to tread Ii
Of this work that be wrote in 1900 to publisher
all the instruments oblgato-I cannot write any
thing inoblgato." We thankful whenever we have
opportunity, to hear new production of any Of the
great masters and this douby interesting as being
one Of the most admired ofthose of Beethovens works
which belong to his first period The close Of this
series of Concerts IL TO matter Of sincere regret
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PRUSSIA.

A rumor scarcely amounting 70 an assertion,
bad found IL way into circulation that An attempt bad
been made on the le Of the King 81 Berlin. Advces
proved the rumor 70 be wholly unfounded-
Prince Henry Reuss, Ex-SOyereign OF Renss
Iobenstein Ebersdor Germany died lIth AZ Dresden
Ne Addicted the cares Of Government 10 lssc
English plate-iron for shiPbuilding, Is 70 %
,tted Tor one year II &c OF duty into me Baltic ports,
he Object being 10 encourage the building Of rSa steam
ships a stettin and DanHc.
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The Steamer Black Warrior.

MOBILE, Friday, March Ill, 1888
The steamship Black Warrior sailed at .
o'clock this morning for New.York, via Havana. She
has Is passengers and 900 bales OF cotton on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
Thn sauthrrn MnIl-Mrs. Pierce, Nc.

BALTTmoRE, Saturday March 10. 1883.
NswIorlesns papers OF Saturday last are to
band but contain news Of interest
Mira. Pierce is still in Baltimore, t0lerably
well in health but her spirits still much depressed
noon .
A Baltimore mechanic has applied for space
in the Crystal Palace erect Steam Engine which he
says will carry steamship across the Atannc IN 80
hcnra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
GERMANY.
Commercial Union Of Prussia and Austria

yrszs IA LOaaOa T4~s.
The commercial treaty between Austria and
Pru.a which was signed Il Berlin On the evening Of
FEB 10 u unguesronsby the mot impcrrsn, measure
o. ,b ,sIt~rs AID union Of the Germsusc Confedesa
en- which has been carried izco eject since lcl5
ir fset TIE reaizstion IN different form Of the gsge
r1ept contained "a the lssh Artscie Of the Federal Com
pact ss the future relations Of commerce and nssya
In 10 Be ex,abshed by the confederate states through
out thetsrrtory Of Germany With the essential addition
thsi Austria extends 20 Germany the sdYansages
OF commercial intercourse more liberal terms win
the Whole Of her dOninsons The announcement Of ths
exchange Of Publications not hEvng Jet been received
tke ten the Treaty has rot been eommrnee5to the
pubic but Il a known that before NJ de Brsck gave
hls deenive Signature he bad referred % Vierna sf
express Instructions the osly sneertsin po,nr ~
do1bs EXITS - % he pronp. and eonsPae@ so'ne-
rert Of ne question:
"A sr g We are acquainted witt TIE tssms a ms I'M
poxrz.r eouyeIrioa Il leaves each parry liberty %
regulate - own ecasss<c-xl ts<i1, sSSs ~ ~ es'2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
GREECE.

The Hamburg BorseakslLe learns from
Athena 2s.h at thal the noase Of RenschA hss Sdss
ed under certain Conditions 10 advance the Govesnmens
q sum nine per cent TO establish Mortgage Bank
commissioD Is spPon.sd 30 consider the propossl
"a. St0urnari, Greek merchant Of Aexan-
dria deceased bas len 10000 20 found isdusriAi
school Of Arheps Theophilas Csiriz who he gained
zone temporary sssorsty By bis Aeism, hss just died
in prson biz body WIS buried BY the Police 90 os's
quarantine ground, without religious ssrv<s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
IA, Position of the ship Atnianta, &c.

hiS TSs sbip AtaIanta is still on Romer Shoals.
Che bas changed her position twice during the
dsvI She now heads 20 the South, and lies easy
Lichfer and stesIr-sug in the vicinity render
ard should the weather continue favorable, she will
coon be got off TIE lighters cannot yet get alongside
n consequence OF the roll OF the sea
Aperfect calm now prevails, but the weather
\ very bszy OF the shore.
The vessels that came out to day are all off
b va. and have good oiiog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

PHTLADKLPfuk, hsfC1 II
The vicinity of the late murders has been
throreed the whole day The house has been closed,
md the bodies removed ny the Coroner The funeral
hss been DELAYED, swsitng the return OF Mr. Lynch
from NevYoTk. who u snxiousy expected 70 ASCERTAIN
he amount Of money carried of Circumstances show
hat the blow given with leaden pipe which felled Ars
shaw wa inflicted by 4 LEFT banded man The suI
picOns aRsins; Arthur Spring increasing from the
TACT that he Il Iefthsnded-
Prof VIM. Z. Homer. of the Pennsylsania
universify. died lest evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
Arrival of SANTA ANNA nj Vera Cruz.
New ORLEANS, Thursday, March 10.

New ORLEANS, Thursday March TO- 1883.
The brig Robertson has arrived at Mobile,
having left Vera Cruz on the Isl inst She reports hsv
ing met the English steamer going in with Santa Anna
on board His celors were flying at the topmast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
PORTUGAL.

The Lisbon news of the 10Th, places the Por-
tugese Cabinet in rather a precarious stste not only
from lack OF support but from the probable cessation OF
diplomatic intercourse with the Brazs consequent upon
the quarrel with the Brazilian Minister, Mr. Dummond
The weather along the coast OF Portugal, the
past fortnight, has been very severe.
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IarER FROM HONDURAS.
british POSSIBILITIES.
o.. rsvu Of ToapiI,o Taken. &C., &c.

NgwoRLEAss, wednesday. March 9, 1850.
The schooner Charles Pearson arrived this
morning from Honduras
sh. reports that great excitemen. prevailed on the
,.,..d IN consequence of Her British MsjeSy's war
-...,oer Devastation. having anchored of TouplDo'
- asuanded the surrender Of the place, in the name
N the Mosquito King
Tho ;pbtfdtsats were gwen two hours time TO decide,
hssore the commencement Of bonbardment
The inhabitants yielded to superior forces, but
,Olemnly protested against the outrage
The MOSQUITO flag was hoisted and the Honduras flag
The Britsh war steamer then proceeded to Lirnas,
,,d csnucu.dng was sfterward heard in that quarter
7, ora, presumed Tia. contest was going on between
,be steamer and the Honduras troops.
A severe shock of an earthquake was felt at
Belize on the 10th Of February
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
,teresfing from Mexico-Preparations for
Sapta Anua,s Return.

NEw ORLEANs, Saturday, March 2. I5l5
We have received Mexican dates to the 2lst.
The 7roh clinton ssys--" There is little doubt that
Santa Anna will be rec ected. house has been al
ready secured and furnished for him and Mexican re
venue cutter sailed from Vera Cruz on the 2lst with
commissioner 10 invite his immediate return
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
SWITZERLAND.

From Berne, under date 2lst, We are III
formed that the Federal Council Of switzerland has not
vet come TO any decision respecting the Tieino The
blockade OF that Canton continues There had arrived
nearly 900 Themes who bad been expelled from LON
hardy and 1900 more were expected 70 arrive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
Reduction Of Freightagc on The PennsyfV"'
min RailrOad.

PrrrsBuRGH, Saturday, March 10 1853.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
reduced the rate bacon beet, pork, WHISKY lara ana
lard oil 10 80 cents per 100 lbs from Pittsburgh to Phia
delphia or Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
ne.,runtixe Rirc nenr Ncw.Haven.
NV HAVEN. Saturday, March IL, IA

NV HAVEN, Saturday, March TT Iro5'
Churchilfs augur factory, large establish
mept 5 miles from this city, burned down at IL
O'Clock ast night The loss $4,000 insured Tor
$4,000 of which the Etns Co. has 81 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
Fire ae Rochester.

Rochester,, Saturday March l2, le53.
The extensive works for kyanlzing timber,
xc owned by Messrs. Parsons, Rochester * Child,
were consumed by fire this morning. The loss is about
$4,000 the insurance small II Is supposed 10 nave
heep the work of an incendsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

large number Of bills were reported com
p,ete, among which. were
To divide the Nineteenth Ward of New-York
To provide for making appropriations for the
continuance and enlargement. OK the State Asylum for
Idiots
To provide for appropriating for the support
in part Of certain hospitals
Mr.. SHAW, Of n. T., laid on the table reso-
luton Of inquiry into the ezpedency Of such an amend
mint of the Constitution mall give ID the Legislature
the authority to cell the Canals.
On motion Of Mr. LOOMS, of HeTkimer, the
Committee Of the Whole resumed the Consideration of
the bin relsting 70 assessments.
1t was debated BY Mr. WOOD. Mr.. Ellis
woRrH, Mr.. SHAW, and NJ. Looxrs-znd progress re-
ported.
Mr.. LOOMS proposed that in the assessment
Of railroads. dep6ts, station house, &c. within the
terror line Of the road" shall be locally assessed
This Was debated by Messrs BURsETr and
ELLSWORTH, and then the Assembly adjourned
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SPAIN.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
Free Soil Congressional Nomination in Rhode
Island,

PROVIDENCE, R.I } Saturday, March ~, 1873
Elisha NJ Aldrich, Of Gloucester, has been
Nominated the Free Sol candidate for representative
70 Congress from the Western District OF thus State