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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Further City Reform.


SIR. In the propositions made for modihca-
ton Of the City Charter do not see any provision to
Icve the Aldermen from the duties now imposed upon
them Of Excise Commissioners. Their judicial and
executive powers are to be taken awaya change which
must commend itself to every wellinorrned citizen
but II the Aldermen 10 remain, as they now are,
agents for the establishment of grog shops and porter
houses throughout the City, no permanent beneht can
result from the proposed change lfthe people are not
yet ready to e1ierminAte the traffic in strong drnks
Hauor i. vet TO BE- sold under the authority Of swlet
us by all means exempt the City legislators from COM
aineirg in this business care not who the man u
who may be chosen Alderman for a Ward, Il Is 20 be
rsdc part OF his duty q grant licenses 10 tle keepers
of tie gruc.slops in tis ard, he cannot though as
pure ~ Gabriel When he begins, cut uncOn;sni.
hated The greg sellers tribe Of Themselves, and
We have only look he sad hsyOc OF character nch
has been msds. IN several instances, by puohc maa
seekrc end obtaining 'hcr influence D. see the ueces
sfy oi an absolute eparztOu q the legislative power
f., n this business Men in the judgment ot charity
Christians in fact they Va profession men open
and decided Temperance men, have made shipwreck Of
faith and 4 good conscience BY becoming Aldermen
and N virtue Of their Offices hcensOrs Of grogsnois.
II we cannot have the laws authorizing the sale OF ntON
irafine liquors beverage abolish d. let us Al least
have BOARD OF Excise Commissioners chosen ex res-
IL or that purpOse and LEI Us have hr chance IN tner
election. g. determine what kind OF men they shall be.
would propose a section 20 the Reform Bl % the
eject that an Excise Board be chosen wno shall hold no
other Office % whom the whole matter OF License sn
be r,ferred ara VINO shall Lccuse not, - Lney shall
decide. Let have vote ON this question No Dem,
ocrsf 10, even the men who voted that Lne proposed
srneudments originated "in no Demscrstle authority,
oppose H. DENoeAAf.
~ Good But let US take such measures
of Reform as We csn get. I'd.
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THK ATLANTIC.
ccwTIscATIous IN ITALY
SETTLEMENT OF TIE TURKISH QUESTION
Dates Liverpool, March D, London aad
Paris, March y.

The U. S. N. steamship Atlantic, Captain
West from Liverpool, arrived at this port about
O'Clock last evening
The Br. and N. A. steamship Niagara. from
NewYork Path ult arrived in the Mersey at 10 seloek
forenoon OF Tuesday, sth.
The news is dull so sre the markets. Cot
ton at Liverpool drOoping. with partial reduction to
eject sales Large arrivals OF Breadstas, with slack
ened demand. Weather in England sessossble- la
North Britain, and parts OF the continent snow lies
many feet deep. Lombardy utterly PROSTATE before
It's ,yrSnts the con6scation il begun.
The following persons came passengers in
the Atlantic
isssc Barr Jo r. cAssc nie knh G~orse ard seeyas,.
NJ. asi Ms n ; Schensk MS fornsn. G. W Poser, 9 d
Shechsn W r. Hssssh. rAid ass Mr. SAmhd Capt Roo
ta-a X - Y Cnsk T. Dska. { c Lesh, NJ Ans Ms p
Lea J. B. Ioee. " {. suA, M sad Ms rua'al Ca -
Rsah Chas Leuk M Opoanen Stcaa, Gtns Rtaes Nsye.
JaS - Nr ard Mr. rossoa Ms Geaoa, M Focsyta Josa
Gondrs v n fansy. Nogtea. x w Bes-oa Jahus kok.
~ ara hrs Rchafd-oa r. hfo~a. Wa s~aa. NJ Donsssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
- r.. Cincinnati Times thus speaks of NJ.

- The Cincinnati Times thus speaks OF VI.
CADET: We had the pleasure tbs morning Of SAVING y
ths hard another Of frEnees esnsnt sALes N 80 son
hi, yeuerab, gentleman "a rih ~ AID ooks - a. Irsh
or h,sge Hers the ouRder and President OF ne cara
community a. NAnvoo, society mostly q racn
- ,rsr h. aa.nces N q very pro-pero1s condition.
hA,e opv rsorn remark q tins fs.s o
Attorney Gensrl OF France he ave reAf o1ease
- plrp Because be had the ieslsrty 70 rsInonssE-te
with him upon his . r4nGicAI eosGnc Anq
the ruin q the Orleans dynsstt lSi "a - eS-,,
tcu r his shsaace) Of tins talented iAn Ana IS 4e
IrIamph nor the prominent p&rt se 'ooA 70 ue %
80 - ce II 10 a " that such man . not NeTy key
al verv hsh In the Affections Of the Prese ~ rasr 81
Frnuce And accornsy We ind Inn aiaoIs re - q -
& .fas 80 srpcs brow - broaA shield Of pro
ter.scp over AL such NJ. Cabet "a o-ofoa - 49,
uton . common tsiheE y a. ~ ~ - ~ -, - -
ssfve5ly lie u seooil psn-s1 y - -. -
srted Editor Of The AcEroo Iftozae soe-41t 49, -
a. such very Ably e0ndue,ed ~ taAi ssa1-s-AA fs7
Csbet Peace 20 tsJ alVeEy 40eA'
r. A hesrtrending casualty occurred N
-, s,.ir,v on WEDNESDAY. seuIezaAn lett ne ely
tn.5 - - I'd iufanE ehia sleigh 70 20 . as Fss-
49, s, .rilSs ouf 81 town IL order 70 sais1 tse n,
80 80 ~. ,-eafher Il wraps up sey COSBY, Al
,5yins AZ TIER place q desrs2sien y ~ - -,
manifold ~rEeFA y ben ne $50. - -. - "a,
- = - esls "a TIE s.ga.sh Of the pre1is ca oe'-
r,r Be imagined tAAn cescab~a
prrrcr,ox OF FARE.-T Tie Clsrss1Hd t0TeS
very Fedaer 90 q RAJ -ay A. -
al sscs aHsE The arst Of Apr taiSS q - - :, a.
-, tgsvesna e Cinc.nsis taiOua &c Sst' - a.
sN',Se - R.i.y eoufeu1 p.Afes cGrrYlns P~sr1sefs
re Ns e:.,- 40 sGuanskv t1r - 70 prOsect its-I
-. 4 IS cc-1pesi;ion- ih-Vzsh rcA't' VII . p
~ 9 very low PIKE
n 1t appears BY The recent rspo To u , SSs
ees Of M0aDt ABe1ia -, - d ne
.. az ssr<r5rnt OF private gPer,rous u -,
sn. are even cost Of ss'e 60 - a. tSs,r
co ,s;hs lsoce; DC. Aols' sSvee 70 - 80
Ss-5 Re ,csr % 3-slaaS ayins out -. - -.
usss, 49, =, stssS7 - 70 vhich EsI - s1's~ a"- ~
-. - st ra.ol9 Ia. - sas Frsins7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Erom II. Domingo.

BosroN, Tuesday, March y IsoJ.
The brig Montague, from the City OF ST. Do
Inngo March l. reports that the yellow fever had disap
peared from that place.
The schooner Champion, from Aux Cages March l,
reports that the fever had disappeared there ALSO The
weather was fine, and coffee beginning TO come IN,
Cor which there was demand for European vessels.
The Fmperor had arrived at Aux Cages on a toar
through the southern ports of the Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
by Telegraph

Springs son Was placed upon the stand this
afternoon lie Amanly Intelligent lad tells hs story
in truthful manner npressing AT who heard him Win
his innocence he says ais father had previously gone
- n,tsr bonses Tor purposes Of robbery ana murder,
bu, by aocompsr ying hun, he had restrained hn. Tie
vrcouut : siallar to what ne gave the primary
exGrninalon-
TIE Courtroom was thronged 10 suaOcanon-
~, Snriug was nearly three hours On the stand
and ~ exsrnihsion IN chief not sonclatet when
the Court jOuTned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

from August 10 February end the tine Of its tsking
eject from September 70 March he vould further
move 70 spcnA 70 a. TO sabn the question 70 the pee
pie az the Dexf aDnua, eectfsa-
Dir. WARD said the bill was introduced for
the purpose Of inviting discussion and IN
lie regarded some action necessery In intellectual
and moral improvement (uness man could divorce
hm'eb from rum and all the evil passions il eagsndsre
he feared we hsd reached a. hi point az we could
attain he IN favor Of max ngs move, would be
better no doubt to too far advance 10 the other
extreme than 70 do nothing IF this bin wa TOO radical
public opiSion would correct it. Then the bin passed
ture would be enabled 10 make such -endnent a. he
case might seem 10 demand
Messrs. WILLIAMS and CosGER continued
the discussion. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY
Mr. CLAP introduced a bill to erect mouu-
ent to Gen Worth. which was referred 10 the Military
Committee.
Mr.. GILMORE reported favorably on the bill
allowing the Pennsylvania Coal Co. to build portion Of
their road in this State.
Mr.. SPRAoUE reported complete bill rela-
tive 10 the formation OF Medical Societies. Ako relative
TO the New.York Academy of Medicine.
Mr.. HARISGs reported bill relative to debts
contracted BY married women previous 10 marriage
Mr. SHAW was not certainly opposed 70 the
measure but It was the beginning of new policy in this
State monument has not been erected To De VIA
Clinton
Mr.. CLAPP.-He erected his own monument.
The bill was referred to the Committee on
Militia
MIR. GALE, regulating the construction of roads
across railroad tracks
Relative to the police and criminal courts Of
EcwYork City.
To incorporate the Ladies' Depository Of
Kew-York
HAuRoAp CONSOLIDATION.
The bill relative to railroad consolidation be-
ing brought up
Mr.. WOODS motion ordering the bill to
third reading prevailed.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The House was then resolved into Commit
tee Of the Whole Mr. BUREEP in the Chair on the bills
requiring canal superinteDdents publish monthly abb
siracts OF their disbursements. Third reading
On motion of Mr. Bush, the bill requiring
Canal Superntendents to publish abstracts Of their
peDditures, was passed
The Committee of the Whole, Mr. NOBLE in
the chair, took up the bills
To repeal the law exemptng clergymen from taxa
ton. Third reading.
To provide for the election Of the Commissioners Of
Emigration in NewYork City Progress.
Recess to o'clock
afternoon Session.
Mr.. LoUSsBURY introduced bill to abolish
the Militia Tax.
MIR. KENsEDY moved to amend the act ex-
emptnq from sale execution the homestead Of fam
ily, by reference 10 select Committee. Carried
The bill relative 20 the leyying OF taxes by
corporations was ordered to a third reading.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Arrirnl of the s,enmship City Of GIasgow.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday March %, 1853.
The screw steamship City of Glasgow, from
Liverpool I'd inst for this port passed the Bseakwater
at 81 O'Clock this morning
Dispatch IL. PHLADELPHIA, March D. 1853.
The City Of Glasgow has reached her berth. She
brings tU cargo 90 cabin and BOG steerRge passen-
gers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Marine Report.

Tux HIGHLANDS, Tuesday, March $3.50 T. NJ.
Wind n. W.--weather hazy. The steamer
fdvin Lewis which has been aground in Shrewsbury
River siuce the 18th inst got of today and went up 10
New York one bark and one brig in the :. Z. Ohag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
The Southern Mail.

BALTINoRE. Tuesday, March p, lsod
The New Orleans papers of the l4th instant
came to hand late last night but the mail this morning
llipgs rothpg south OF Charleston.
Galveston dates to the 18th inst. had reached
New. Orleans, but there wss no news OF importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
From Buenos Ayres.
boston. TuesdaY, Marcl

BOSTON Tuesday, March q, 1873.
Letters from MOntevideo to January 10
state hs up to that time the City Of Buenos Ayres
still besieged. making FIVE weeks that 1t had been
closely enyironed- There had been change in the
aspect of political affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
The snsouehanua Bridge.

BALrIMoRE, Tuesday, March -, 1881
We have no mail, tonight South of Mobile.
Reworleans papers of Tuesday and Wednesday are
ese
The Susquehana Bridge bill is still under
dscnseion In the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
FRANCE.
Progress Of the Great Empire.

CorrssPoss-.es q ne a !. Irtu.e. . 80,
PANS, Thursday, March j. l--sS
The Pr,sss, the AsssnItits h4f'oHaie' ana
la NsSs each received yesterday erss warning
ran the Nrls,ee II PJEee. L. Md, Is sesi g1a-a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Naxiaarion on Like Erie.
BUFYALo, Tuesday, N

BUFFALO, Tuesday, March =, 1855.
No boat has yet arrived here.
The steamer Southerner left Erie last night.
tr up the Lake The MsyhOwer leaves Detroit for But
ko tonght There IA nothing TO prevent her getting IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
The Great Indi, Rubber Case,

TRENroN Tuesday, March - 1853.
In the u. S. Circuit Court, Judge Grier pre-
siding. the Day and GOody came up this morn.
hx A motion has been argued to dissolve the attach
rsents against Day Messrs vroom ana Richardson APP
pcared for Day and J. 4. Brady for Goodyear.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10
selected poetrN y.


D
She .eep. lha, still and pleasant a'esp'
ror which die weary pant Ia Ft'o'
AID where the dew al evening weep
may no, weep again
O. psys, more upon her grave
Shall behold tn. wild flowers wave
rb~y ls,a ner where the sun ard moon
Looked on her tomb with loving eye
And / have heard the breeze Il June
Sweep Ger I,-hke sish
And the wild MYERS waiting song
Grew dirs..use as it stole along
Aud have dr.amp,, 10 many Dreams
OF her. Wao Wa dream o. one
And talked 10 her, by summer streams
la crowds, aud on tho ser
T,,linny soul he w5s cnshuaci,
A Young Eesria OF the mind
'T,- yea-sngo land other eyes
iiass Hung their bcauif o'et M ypa'.
And haze hung On Other giEh'
And sounds that seemed like TRUTH
And loved the music which they gave
Like TIA, which persisted N the grave.
And have len the eold and dead.
To mingle with the hung cold
Thcre Is weight around my head,
My heart Is growing old
o. for n refuge and a home
With thee, dead Ellen, in thy tomb
Are ats upon my breast and brain,
Ny spirit fades before it. time,
Bu, they are all thine own, again,
Lost partner of their prime
And thou art dearar IN thy -hfoud
Than all tie false and selfish crowd
Rise, gentle vision Of thc hours
Which 70, Ike birds that come not haa'
And ,ling the pale and iunela. iow'r'
On Memoirs wasted track
O. for tho wings lint made des ble-t'
To nee away and be at rest.
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THE LOVED.

They are going, one by uue,
From the Altar and the hearth
With III. music of their tone
And tn. sunlight Of their ninth
With the hopos their bosom cherished
With the Joys Their memory know,
Hopes that 10 their radiance persisted,
Like fading flower OF early dew
From their ,sllies, broad and green,
From the mountains, stern. yet dear,
From then MYERS crystal sheen,
Silently they disappear,
All the visions Of their dreaming
Fade away and ar. forgot,
And the BRAIN, with wisdom ieeminr,
Sinks 10 earth, and rise not
On the hill.s.de and the lea,
Forms were spor,,ng--vhsrs are they
On tho air, where sounds Of clee;
Listen .hsy have passed away
Fades the soonest, all that's fairest,
Hspss the brightsA, first decay,
Fyisnis, IN vsess-forms the fairest
Melt, hts summer clouds. away,
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sh-eTepovt advertisements.


az n DDU6L AS. hsseifiag oHd Pr
w ,saralag Nsrea4nt, Shreveport -
sill 1--WE prompt attention 10 ihe fIAariiH.
Of tn,feaandiss aud lrt sht shipped 10 As
car.
RryrErScrS psvne & Harrison, fsv o.
lssus svinay. Green, g. Co, Nso "r'taia :
Alien & Paxton Green : Doug .ass. Ha.ie3
& nawefton. SA-srsforf
GROCERIES,. WiNE-, lot okS. s..
AWE .ub~snbera have 1T received pr
steamer Cle8ns in addition 70 ife'r i'r.
n.r soeka ION sud complete sasorim'ni oi
Groceries, Western Produce snd ot1"i ar'aeie-
suited % tie trade sli new ar1 fresh, con-
srt..d Il The s8iioN3ng articles. w
IS ca.k- ritb.d bacon 90 kegs lard
10 fierce. Stage & sHly'.extia nau.s
1000 lh. cieHr.-idr bacon.
$50 Dbl. fauf 20 obls sstrh doi
Go sacks colt e.
40 bbi. and a. half bhl, moi-.ses
- Dbl. nd 20 talf bhI- Dexter aaIsky
20ibis Dean a8d NsVr-- whisky
- ths - LOUIS whisky,
10 thia Cd Nonerg.heia fhiskf
ishads b-1wu sai CLARIFIED .tEart
IL 5blsrrushrd aad 5 b s3oa5l Gus 2.
i9 bba loaf .uur
81 boxes wa aa 'ohaceo.
tro BOAI AN Btn S}0Rl s.
romgfIsits cgH.rt a.i select A1fe'Y % 81
te.. e. r.ri. ~ rf-. sfaf-. e'r
ataes Nf.t..r- tt
Haar a.st.s-.
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slsoGs 4
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SllNf 4 BtR>SlDE easa daa'at
VI ia every description ot Pine NarIst
81 .Jsushn and taarg Goa.s, having en-.
toned INTO pauHefehip fae Watch mae'ug lua
Jawslsg business 81 tie old stand ~ al4ey &
Wooda. corner Of fcsas and Market -.rert-
Shreveport. l.s take pleasure ga announcing gu
thtt nHmetoos if.nd. that tHsiF supply ai
goods is complete. emhfh,n every sa1eif 81
watches, clocks Je~ely, ana fancy Pooda
lsd.es and gents gold ard silver Haa He aHI
opo faced watche. gold and silver lut.a-,
l8.-, sud gents fine galsd aid iaH sla,
trarclets necklace, GOLD peug4- aua gold fens
H gold and silver handles. gold and silver ~pet-
fHclga german silver d.. Uu Boxes tordt-
on., Futinss. silver and Hhtll r.-tanR gHrd
caves great variety 81 ladies and gen Is Haaasi
pms, finger uug- bosom, collier hud ..te.r hur
ions. ladies' cuff Pima, tine supply Of gents
gold FuAfd. and fob KEYS -lik guards. gruudeie-.
iampp mantle ornaments, stees. t.neE Uufh
boxes french .,l0bc mantle cIotk. ia fine ittar
clocks, sc, &c Watehe. clocks and j-vtls
o. every description repaired At short notice
al good watches warranted one year ifom date
Of repairing.
We are also prepared 20 manufacture 'eWelry
OF al kHd-, having IN our vmplo1 Ar Watson,
bate Of Memphis, ~hpse time Is devoted entire
Is 10 ths, bran.h % lls.ucsr.
Our terms are positively cash, from THE date,
>llNi y 81 RNSlDE
tpdi 2 lsa2 utu-lV
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

NE undersigned has opened an EXCHANGE
of'ict IN Shretspo't, and il prepared to
setl checks on all the principal cities in the
United States also to purchase Exchange aud
receive Deposits,
VIII continue TO advance on consgnments
TO WsicHr, WILLIAMS & Co, Cash OF Bagg.
ing and Rope | vii pas balances due their
customers a, my office, free Of charge
Is. VI. JOHNSON
sArsepor,, La, S,ri II, 1854
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tue OLD CHURCH nElLs.


hear one. more those mouruiul bells
Break on the Sabbath ait
And to my lips comes bach again
The long uuntterei prayer
My heart fev"rbcratcs with them
To old forgotten chimes
For with those mournfIi bells are linked
The thought II other times.
The -'sepls where, boy, climbed,
The tomh-, the bending yew,
The pulpit and the solemn aisle,
The uniorgo,,en pew,
The moss upon the slipping roof
The porch, the lowly door:
Are linked With forms whose memory
They only can restore.
Like voices Of the past they peak
To unaecustom.d ears,
Ard bitter thoughts come swelling up
With hear, uhdulng tears,
And though their toncs seem sad TO ne,
Ny basom w~lchcr tells
How full Of hopes have been the chimes
bt ihos. old moufnful bells
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- nts, Irti.rarse,eff
Commend me TO the friend, who comes
When I Nh sad and lone,
Aud make. the anguish Of my heart
The sutIefings u lis own
Who collly thuns the gi,'tefag ihron.
A, PIea.ure's gay le,ee
Bat comes 70 gid rombfe hour,
And s.g, hia bear, TO mc
lie hsars nae sonni my sorrows OF
And wh.u the task ia done.
lie fre.i, gives me all | ask,
A .igh for every one.
II. canno, wear smiling brow,
When nine Ia touched with gloom,
But Ike the violet, seeks 10 cheer
The midnight with perfume
Commend me 10 that generous heart,
Which like the pine on high,
rpiitls the same unyar5ing brow
To every changing pky,
Whose friendship does not fade away
When winlry tenper's blow,
Bu, like IL. winters ivy crown,
Looks greoner through the snow
He flies no, with the ALTERING Aock
Tha, seek the southern sky,
But fingers where the wounded hlfd
Hath laid him down to die.
Oh such friend he is IN truth
W1a,c'.r his lot may be,
A rainbow on the storm o! lfe,
AnAnchor on .ts sea
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u.M NALpfN. g. s. MILLER
- ". McALPlN & co. Nbai,sals G-ocey
~. and Dsahts "a lImes and Li,uars. .
Canal street Row, and 70 Common s,s.ei. New
br'uaa
Weiuste the particular atieutiouof Merch
ants and Planters to our very large and wei
selected stock Of Fresh Gfoeor.s
Jan 10 1852 y3ngB-Iy
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JOHN EIvEtsit \.
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81 ri


70 Cam. tr... Va t.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
National Industry.

GRYAT ANIMAL FAIR or THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
HOtwi;bsts ling the near approach OF the orening
Of the Crystal Palsce end the vast amount Of labor
and anxiety whioa have been expended, and Will
re upon this great effort 70 group within
city tho latest pecimens boh of foreign and native In
movements IN The and Sciences &c an un
mindful II he solid and homely matters connected
Eith agriculture and land production
Tie teonty.sh annual fair Of the American Institute
wi Be hed ia New York tbree days in the month Of
Osiopr, H. commencing upon III 10Th. Tie Common
cou1 has already granted the Of Hamilton square
tor : express pose. Hamilton square il between
Go q ard Fous Z, avenues, a,d four miles from
the oitj Hui 10 Bo-Il Of ganaeeIs have Issued the
r. = eemnnn.. With printed copies - the rules and
uStl4iions FIR tie exhibition The PIE llium list has
b'tn rssea ap3 most liberal scale Of premiums has
adopted towards al successful contributors 10 the
ag1cutsIa bo ticuuIa, loral and stock departments
The most ample ard comfortable arrangements viii,
Understand be made for cattle oud grczcrs and breeders
al parts of - states earnestly requested by the
opmilfee to send their stock TO the exhibition. No
entrance fee viii be required ihie gear Ta rules and
regulations already printed
We have already rrtved opfreses s4usl to snY coun.
ty il the world, slI superior 10 osuy n shanlca
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Latest from the Bahamas.

By the arrival yesterday of the schooner Eben Herbert
Captain Brown from Nassau, N. p, We have received
files Of the Bahama Herald to the 4th inst Our pre-
vous advces to the 18th OF May
The Archdescon and gentlemen constituting q COM
mtee which formed in order to soci. subs riptons
and donations Of clothing for the relief and of the
sufferers belonging the bark William and Mary had
returned especial thanks for the liberal which
the call was res ponded to by the inhabitants.
The OF f93 As 4d. had been collected in money,
and to be sent. His Exceiency the Governor gave
EGO rom the crown FUNDS.
The ladies had ade up and forwarded FIVE hundred and
forty six articles Of female apparel
The Governor had held grand le7ee in Government
House. upon May "a in honor OF the birthday Of Queen
Victoria.
The House Of Assembly had rejected mercantile naval
appropriation bill One of the Councils objections the
bill the grant Of the House the return o. f5e6
of duties collected BY the Receiver General aud
treasurer rhe goods taken ont of American ship Polar
Star, While shore the Mosele shoal, by sundry
wreelg vessels and brought into port, which goods
given To the wlckers ration in saving the
ship and cargo
At . meeting of the Chamber OF Commerce. held Nav
20, william Mar-haD, E.q unanimously elected
Vice President Of that Institution in IL OF the late
Ciaxton, Esq deceased and G. w. G. Robins, Esq,
elected Treasurer
The excess expenditure OF the cooay for the last
quarter was 81, 001 Is. 3D., az may be by the
accounts
Instructions had been received from the Eng govern
at the West Indies the Mexican Gulf, Central
America, and the spanish Main TO obtain information as
precise time OF arrival and departure of the Royal
West India Company packets az every port at which
they bound TO call on the mail SERVICE in ordsr to
aicertain where and what delays take place.
DIED.
On MAY a. deeply regretted by her discon oate hus-
Hon Lewis Kerr. M Attorney General and wife Of
Mr. James Jarrett, merchant, of Nassau.