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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-14
The Christian rire., (chicago.) under thc head Of
3 Clergyphobia." says

q" Clergyphobia,' says:
MANY facts might DO aiiuoed in illustration OF ,1is
morbid Far of the clergy By the Consiiinlon o. she
state Of New Tors for instance they ore excluded rom
acting On school committee or in any oi trust what
ever Tie famors OF that instrument assured hat iee
wss danger 70 h rubc veal to public liberty IN h1T
irg ceF, men share in the direction Of education Bat
i rot such en- element of fundamental law ungst and
anti republican it is sucidaI to the public interest. Is
il right TO deprive Of their civil franchises On the
ground that their calling renders them dangerous.
III The Tmes win only look st the present Consti-
tuition of our State we confident he will find in it
no such provisions as be indicates. nor in fact any
that betray ca morbid fear of the clergy" The
rule of our Constitution is that clergyman is just as
GOOD as any other man so long as ne behaves as
we'll This ia the true rule not for clergymen only
but for all men--yes, and women too, though the ma
jorty of the Clergy seem to think otherwise We
did once live under Constitution that made the OF
fee OF clergyman bar to civil Office, on the sssump
ton that the Political and Clerical functions are IN
compatible which was just as sensible as the foolish
and tyrsnnieal exclusion OF all women from office be-
cause some women are 80 situated or employed that
they have no time for legislation &c. And tbs too
" shall pass away"
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ncrease Of pay be expected to secure the services Of
the best seamen Inadequate numbers
The case, then, stssds thus: We have several hln
dreds Of oiicers waiting orders at high waSes we
are in serious want OF able seauen OF the wages We
cfer them We arc paying more for the Prs'4EsI Of
our Navy than should suffice to man it fully but those
we are paying deem it beneath their dignity 20 do the
work we really need and even when we find such work
for them az they viii DO, Ocean Mall Steamers, they
expect to be paid extra for that in addition to their
from the Treasury
Why would it not bsright to employ our surplus
Leutensnts and Midshpmen in subordinate positions
on board our halfmanned vessels, rather than keep
them idl. at home Why should not merit before the
mast enttle It's possessor tie aspire to place on the
quarterback And how can any earnest republican
vote one dollar for the increase Of our Navy until it
shall have been thoroughly overhauled and reformed
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TIL E EXHIBITION
AT THE
CRYSTAL PALACE.
FROM WASHINGTON
fhbn W AoHiNUlON.
From Oar Own Correspondent


WASHINGTON Tuesday. Dee. 10, 1854
Although the Wing Caucus declined 70 pa. Mr SIN.
ner on any Committee. before sisted, they len swa
places vacant which SLED BY tae Democrats vita
Mr. Sumner so that both Mr. Chase and Mr. sumner
are now on Committees, subordinate though thsy Be
Both these gentlemen are said to be very much disah
isfed with the arrangement
The vote for Tucker in the Senate was like than.
derclap in clear sky People have not recovered
from il yet Personal considerations are said 10 have
induced Messrs Bell and Jones to vote differently from
their Wing brethren. Il must be remembered that
Gen Armstrong cones from the same State with
Messrs Bell and Jones. There are no bester Whiss
in the South then these two Senator's.
The Hards in the House are beginning to reeoTer
their positions, and their strength is increasing Tia
motion of Mt Maurice to reconsider the vote appoint
ing Librarian was lost by only three majority Tho
vote stood "a to o. Houston, of Alabama, Chairman
of the Committee of Ways and Means, attempted to
create new Office but was beaten by Lewis D. Camp.
bell of Ohio who moved to lay the proposition on hs
table, and carried it by LOG to %.
Senator Clay Of Alabama arrived to-day.
Tie protest of the New York merchants against
Bronsons removal will have considerable weshsin tAe
Senate.
learn that Donald G. Mitchell (Ike MsFve) has lie.
termned to resign the Consulate at Vienna, to which
Mr. Marcy appointed him last spring.
Gayszzis lecture tonight was failure. n.
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TEMPERAxcE Isl VERMONT.

Il is known that tie Vermont Legislature OF last year
passed very stringent act Of Liquor Prohibition and
that said act was submitted 70 the People at special
election held last winter and then ratified by about
1oCo majority. But in majority of the tOrEshPs the
negative vote preponierated, and each township,
without regard to its population number Of voters
elects one Representative 10 the Legislature those
who advocated Moral Suasion lin a honor perhaps
two were inspired with hopes Of being able TO repeal
it ct the ensuing session The PrOhbitonsts admitted
that they might lose the House but felt confident of
their ability to retain the Senate-and their calcula-
ton hss stood the test of experience
Although the Law OF Prohibition was passed by the
votes of men of all parties yet the facts that the Wings
had majority in each House, and that majority of
the votes by which the bill was carried were cas-. by
Wigs offered promising field for speculation the
part 0. the minority parties, which was improved to
tie utmost at the Election last September number
OF slippery politicians who Lad coated over their
genital demsgogueism Of the Polk and Pierce stamp
with very thin varnish OF Free Soil, became canli.
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MR.. CHAMBERS on RETURNING TO SCOT


Mr.. CHAMBERS ON RETURNING TO SCOT
LAND.
To Ire Edtr II Ths N y Tribune
SIR L beg through the medium Of your columns TO say
n few words of farewell before departing for England
which do tomorrow in the steamship Europa.
have been able during the last three months 10 realize
the long cherished wish Of visiting America Necessarily
brief las been my sjouIn and recalled home sooner
than anticipated, my excursion through the British
American Provinces and the United States has impaired
indeble impressions my mind. Greatly satisfied with
all that has fallen under my observation and deeply CRATE
full for many personal attentions cannot depart from your
shores without rendering my sincere thanks to al for the
unmerted kindness that has been extended toward
wen os for tie opportunities frankly and Hospitality af
forded for my researches into the social and other cir
cumsances Of the country.
leave the United States with much regret / carry
with ne the conviction that great and splendid future
is before them Contrary to the opinion OF most travellers
from England, see here young but rcpdly growing
ton offering IN example to the Oldest communities in
Europe 1t far fiom my wish TO hatter but what do
not feel vast delight in SEEING / am overcome with the
s,upendous proportions and capacity OF the counry-its
far stretching feds for human subsistence ani happiness
of The American people little understood and often mis-
represented canddly own that their remarkable love Of
order their energy and perseverance their love OF indie
pendence the sefrespect Of the humblcs classes
among them their striking sobrey their admirable educa
tonoi systems their many excellent libraries and universal
oudnoss for reading their press free from fiscal cxaeons
Ler fourshiDg religious institutions unampered by civil
poy the economically andspiritedly 60, up railways
pushed half way TO the Pacific, the neatnes Of the dwell
Ings their wonderful-snd to an Englshman alarming
progress in the mechanical arts the marvellous growth Of
their cities and will add their ciyty TO strangers-I say
all this gives unqualified pleasure and when Ieontrast
their cities free of psupersm and vice in it, most oah
with what the in London Elm.
bureh Glasgow and other large cities in Britain feel that
travellers from the old country have really le 10
speak dsdanfully Of America, 10 exaggerate faults
which at most are only partial and Of Of account
Such being my Impressions viii be my duty to repre-
cent IN my own poor way home things as they serve
to be spoken Of Nor shall fail 10 speak OF e sdvlnages
to be derived by emigration of the llboring classes
Centrally to this country-feeing as they will do from
Teshng and unmprovable condition to a STATE Of comfort
ard bOur dess prospects Of wen doing
Trusting that you viii mpute these unsuded thoughts to
e sentiment Of grateful emotion, | am your obedSt
Eervcnt, WILLIAM CHAMBERS
d,,er Hssse, Ssl-- Iers, Dec. Is, iaS5
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In the Senate yesterday, several communications Of
10 general interest, were received Also number of
petitions on various subjects appropriately dis
posed Of
In the House Of Representatives after the reading
of the journal Hlr MAURICE moved a reconsideration
Of the vote rejecting the resolution in favor of the
House appointing its own Librarian which was laid on
the table. Two resolutions in favor Of constructing
railroads through the Territories Of the United States
were laid on the table
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Gov Colie-, in his recent message 70 the Alabama
Legislature, recommends that stringent laws be
enacted prevent the separation of mothers from chill
dren in which slaves Sold az least when the
children under ten years Of age and likewise
the continued relations Of husband and wife
OzoXE-This remarkable substance which Is sometimes
but not universally, present In the Atmosphere and which
has been hitherto regarded when observed be ao
tropic condition of oxygen has been discovered By Ger
chemist a. Bonn, not to be so but distinct substance
ex,tng teroxide Of hydrogen thus continuing the
res Of the compounds Of oxygen with hydrogen The de-
tails Of the process by of which the discovery
effected have not yet been given. Medical Circular.
How 70 MAKE MURnBRERs-T1e JYheeliay IntsHi-
genc says that twenty FIVE years ago the father Of p
NaId who killed Prof Butler Of Louisville was with diff
fouy restrained from attacking teacher who had mod
eratey clastised his son. That is now q confined
criminal charged with king the teacher Of his younger
brother 1t that he is twenty five years OF age and
married. Verify the influence of a good or bad example
caches Ear, far into the future.
Pennel Hendricks convicted at Raleigh " c. for pas.
sing counterfeit gold coin, has been fined twenty-five
hundred doar and sentenced 10 hard labor for ten years.
Nr Laac PSge Of BiIerica Mas, committed suicide on
Saturday last by hanging in bis barn Ine cause Of this
act wss inssnity Mr. Page well known Ia Berica,
and leaves wife and four children lie was about 80
years old
John Riley Of Tribe Ill., the individual who has caused
much annoyance the Utica ana Schenectady Railroad
br placing distractions the track has had his trial and
been sent 70 State Prison iog two years.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT FAIRFIELD, CONs.The large
new public house at Fairfield Conn, known as the Ma
"rire Hotel" belonging to Mr. John B. honnot of the
New-York Hotel entirely destroyed by fire at about
o'clock yesterday morning Part Of the furniture was
saved The house closed for the season since last Sept
and tie FIRE doubtless the work Of an ncendary The
building and furniture insured for ;55ooo aihe follow
ipc Offices Howard Grocers, Citizens Long Island New
York Fire and Marine, National, Commercial Niagara,
Tnited Sn,oe and Firemen-s 300 each.
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DEATH or A NorED SLAVE CArcHEE.-Tho Baltimore
papers announce tie deoth Of Archibald Rdgeley, tho
notorious slave catching policeman Of that city, formerly
Of the firm Of Cook Zoll & Rdgeley. Notwithstanding
the cruel and cowaidy murder Of the alleged fugitive
slave Adams at Columbia, Pa was one Of his services in
behalf Of despohsm we find Tie CLIPPER eulogizng him.
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From Our Own Correspondent.

WAsHNGToS Tuesday, Dec q. 1883
Old Bullion chuckles Atchisons cOiles,ng with
Sumner Seward and others to elect Hunkor Printer
Is understood that the President viii decline nominating
to the Senate some yfom he has in commission BRIGHrs
hends in office DO not feel comfortable The Presidents
friends declare he is tranquil but will eynce hard will
toward Senatorial opponents Douglas Shields James aud
Adams voted Tor Armstrong Allen for Tucker on yvE
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sourH CAroIrsA-The members Of the Legislature are
again astatng the question of giving to the people the
election Of Presidential Electors Ii is exceedingly ques
tonable whether the Palmetto State legislators will make
this concession popular rights welded are they to the
old and dpoc abuses OF the past pepetuaed under the
name of Democracy
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UorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. MAURICE moved the reconsideration Of the'VS
by which tie House rejected pr oIy eyy.yon
Mr.HUBBAND moved to lay the resolution On 1'
Mr. HOUSTON offered a resolution empowering TIE
Committee Of WAYS and Means @ employ CiefA .
on exceed 81 800 year DeOae i2I el
against making the Clerk permanent oi1eer hs''u'''"
tabl. d. = a..
Lane contestine a seat Of Mr. GallegOs, Deb ga: ~"
New Mexico Referred 70 tn Committee on h'e'guss ,,
The House resumed The consideration OF IN, fe','4
of AIr WRshburn u Illinois That a. GctenIA ~ - H.
INDISPENSABLE for the exercise Of the powers conefsl
the Constitution upon the Congress o. the naea 49,
70 provide or the common defense aud general ~sis
the pow r. construct railroads through tho Ief0.
oi the ned States for the purpose % faclllaHnz Wv
transportation Of mails and munitions OF war. - -,
Tie resolutcn was laid on the table by Yeas ~
-. -
Mr.. BIssELL. illinois, offered joint resolllioaisl e.
deIing tie thanks Of Congress to General h0i 10 q
distinguished services ct the battle Of Bgens 'is' "a
TrOyling that the President OF the United STATES -
sword 10 be presented 10 him. Referred 10 the O'"'-
tee Of Military Affairs. ..,oir.
Dir. YATES IN offered preamble ana , fs,O'5b
ton asserting that the construction VI rafOsi
tie territories OF the United States Is imperols
Cd for the safe and rapid transportation Of mails
OF war public money, and whereas, the peopis "sis,e
able 70 the construction OF snch rOaQ rom nc
~ tn Pacific coast regarding IL in polite q, nnano q ~.
social aspect and whereas such road IS ne'eS'"' ~
the extremes OF the Union, therefore, Il ,,n b.
Reos,o, Thai it the d-ty Of hs Consss = a. % ss
es, ea re 70 rss a. &c, tie elsy eon1sas'Asl'
s1efdJ comp elton Of Egch route. - - -. ,.hioi BY
On the motion of Sir JONES Tenn Il was ia'ie1 y
Yeas rs to Nays G., as follows; . 49,.
yFAs ws.,-, Absrcroubie Akin Js-assc Allen, Wills As
Ashe B1ey (GA) Baly VA Ba1kA Biik,4as cs5,,beIan
Chsgtu Chrstrlap Churchwcl CAngnan- C2so ~ a.
D-yis 0nd Dawson, Dent Dewitt, Disney D2~ss - FAX.
Ter Duna.H Eddy, Edseron Ednq5es9s Los ssa
rer Forl Frsn Ain FULLER Gamble code oisa uisb,d
Grow Harris Ala, HsrT Miss Hssns' i y Jsss, rsssi
Hyer Houa oE lngelao Jobnsoa J9nes r. - s,ss u 81
K h m Kiawe Ktrds-, KsriE La,5 LIN L,filsr rdl
HeSsir MeQaeen Mace, Macy Maurice AAxweh a x Or
Mson MorrsoE .rrsy, Nichols So9ie ose n p,u Puf.
psel,r Pei Pcekhau re fS.Y Phillips rove"
80 49, 4 - i1,.fo Robslas Rogers, kaAa asssfi ~
cur Shan shaw SlOssr rnia9-s $3.50. -eehr.s o.
m } smith (Tenn,l Smith tAla-l sAoos'N@ w.
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The Tribune for Europe.

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ton will be Issued THIS MORNING at Q O'Clock
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For the announcement of a new and most unexpected
revolution in Nicaragua readers are referred to
tie letter of our own correspondent at Granada which
is published in another column We presume the row
won disturb the peace of the world very seriously
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The steamship Asia, from Liverpool for thi, port, il
now in her eleventh day ont She will bring three
days later Intelligence from Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-14

Tampico dates TO the 9Th are received Col jose Bar
rero had been appointed Project of the Department of
Tamaulipes
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xxxIud coNGREss-Fmsr SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsH;NGToN, Tuesday Dec 10, 1883.
The Senate commenced a. l. o'clock.
g. Mr.. II AIER from The Finance Committee 10 which
referred the communication OF the Secretary Of tho
Treasury respecting the Of paying Senators, re-
ported bin 10 regnlle the disbursement Of the contln-
gent fund OF tie Senate.
The bin provides that hereafter al money appropriated
for pay and mileage of Senators shall be drawn from the
Treasury by the Secretary Of the senate and by him d
buIsed directed By the nate The Secretary OF me
Senate hereafter be considered the dbursng officer Of
the Government and to give annual bond OF s23OOl
and 10 for bis sers ce such $1,000 per annun
The bill considered and passed.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate reports rom sefetH
Of tho DEPARTMENT. showing the amount OF appropria
lions for each expended
large number Of petitions were Withdrawn from tho
files and referred.
airy oftle District Judge OF Massachusetts,
Mr. HUNTER VA gave notice OF bill to extend tae
Warehousng System, by establishing private Bonded
Warehouse.
llr BRIGHT nnd) from the Finance Committee re:
ported a bin prescribing the manner Of appointment
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury by making flesP
pontment by the President and Senate. lie read an o.
all The executive officers where appointments have 10 %
confirmed by the Senate and said that most Of them were
of far less importance than that Of Assistant Secretary
the Treasury.
The biz was read third time and passed.
Mr.. GWIN Cal introduced bill establishing
lire Of mail steamers from san FrancscO to Shanghai
China, viz the Sandwich Islands. Referred.
Dir. ADAMS Miss introduced a bill 10 r?dacs aAu
graduate the price Of he public lands. Referred l..
Also blto suppress the circulation Of all notes unisf
five dollars currency in the District OF COLUMBIA ~"
ierrod. A.
Mr. FISH ~ y introduced q bin to reimburse NE
Common Council Of New York for expenses 9eaIf.l -
supporting the Firs Regiment Of New YORK NoiaH'ee''
Referred. - -
Tic Senate then went into Executive Session. ana Id
ten minutes adjourned
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handed il tO-dly.
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WSno-3lork Duly Qriba1g&,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1853.
W oorRnsPOgneNr,

re taken u Anonymous Communicates whatever
nteDded Insertion be authenticated ny the rsme ano
Of the Nrer1Ot oeccEsry ~ ~ Ntc1fcn h't u I,
g.sIantee Of his good faith
ys csnnot vnder,ake rejected ConmUnCa tions
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We are indebted to the Messrs Perry EIaney & Co, No
l64 BIadenlon for file of Melbourne papers
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uo,ID,y G,rrs-M.suifceni Pianos by T Gilbert

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Tie Jia Dolly Caseae Hard Shell has been made the
ofEcial paper Of OEedsCo.
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cALIFoRNIA-loFFIcIALl

cr- ry State Ticket SIS bsieFs MAJORITY over NAa@
l.4C6, rUrdy Enc, llf9l
1t will be that the largest vote cast was for the Office
Of Lieutenant Governor being 1901 and 1913 more than
~ vote for Governor Purdys majority is lOO25 larger
than Bgers Twenty Counties went fr Bgler and it.oen
for Waldo Pmdy carried all Of the Counties wish tho eE
cepton Of five san Francisco County cast Hiss votes
being 24C6 more than FL Dorado, which gave the next
largest San Francisco FL Dorado and Sacramento
cave 26443 being over third Of tho vote of tbs State
The smallest vote cast was by Tularo County, being ILL.,
This is the largest County in the State while San Francisco
the smallest County. gave she largest vote.
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What folks viii DO il is useless to attempt TO prevent
Soft with people "s1la and largo they viii those
ard e packages land they the bs of HowG CouGH
CANDY sold BY everybody land eaten wr and particularly
al 10 lO6 ChatlArnst
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SsN mo MACiHNts-AI pefsOlT maNlb9, sellug
Ii urus Sewing Nchiuca having aesde needles with
point hereby cautioned against mfr 1gng ORR
girs granted Sept 90 la4 ell 4inneen viii be ned
r-.su ccodng law. The following licensed %
vi Sewing Machines nay said Patent -
Wheeler Wilson CO. Grover Baker Co, The American
suro sewing Machine Co. and Bartho Of NowNJk NsL
bls and A. LeOw Of b1son Mesrs W0oiTodge, heenc
4 Moore. Lynn Mes ond A. r. Howe Of y
3owE Pasnfee 81 he Original Sewing Machine,
10 as sr0adw~ lyewYogk and No ~ Hanoverer Boston.
h 1919
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REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE.--A Boston Remedy 3,
With this remedy ia the house aphyca 20 zine
often needle Tn t il ssa real house doctor! Ia
families Il always necessary, tho slightest scratch the
deIf th wound sca bura, eved By
d a. b. ID SANDa Aslls Sold by klNG. corner J0lnst