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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28
"a kARE CHANCE! ATTENTION IA

IA DIES AND GENTLEMEN The subscribers
sole agents of the United States for Guelaud. one
ot the most celebrated Perfunery manufacturer
In Paris ding to stay for some time in the
city OF Richmond bess leave to inform the World
OF Fashion that they have on hand a splendid col.
lection OF Articles in their line. such as Extracts
Hair Oils. Genuine Farina Cologne Water. and
other articles in their line TOO numerous 10 de
scribe all warranted superior to the articles gene
rally prepared here and sold for genuine, at ex
travagant prices.
They have also a magnificent variety of Combs
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes &c; ard other Pane,
Articles Please give Us call at our store, corner
Broad and Third streets, before going to purchas.
down town and losing, Ist, time; ID, money, an6
50 tair opportunity 10 get genuine snd spendic
article. SCHAAP a. co.
mn 30--lm* Cnrner RrnaHa and I'd stroots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28
THOMAS LAMBERT

"a FO kNT The TenemeDt ne1,
E l:A above and adjoining the Union Hotel TIE
ner n.r par. to De occupied store, ANA the uD.
per part as family residence. Appiy IN
oP 10 TOLER & CflnH Aco-..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28

NOTICE.-pRICE OF WOOD AND COAL
IN REDUCED Prom this date, tho subscriber
will sell Oak Wood for q per cord, deive-ads
Pine for 90 so per cord delivered; Hard Goa Q
good article warranted to burn well, at % 50 per
load, delivered.
Orders left at Mr.. p Woolsoiks . Grocery on Broad
street. or the Office ct the Yard viii be promptly
filed.
fes-ts THOS. FOSTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28

M MEAL.-Haviog gotten my mills, at Spring Hill,
Meal either Bolted Unbol,ed of the best quality,
made of best white corn on the most favorable
terms Apply to Jeter & Leftwich, few doors be-
low the Columbian Hotel, or TO me at the Floyd
House. JOHN A. JETER.
ao 5-dts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28

sTARRETT s. SEARS having this day formed a
copsr,nership under the style above named, will
continue the Stove. Tin and Pump business in all
its various branches ss heretofore al No l46 Main
street. GEO. S1ARRETT,
JAS. w. SEARS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28

w OOD fOR SALE.-The subscriber having
w large quantity of Wood to dispose OF, hsa
found 1t convenisnt to take yard for that purpos
His yay11 :. On Broad street, opposite a.-.,s.sss
A-enue: Orders for .:3od may Do lett at sh
jas; Shelton, Esq or at the yard, which win meet
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
oak Wood, which he wiz sell at the market price.
ia l9-ts JOHN +. REEVE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28
W ms n ENSiuN,
Richmond, April le, 1858. JAS. w. SEARS.

will to Mr. GEO. STARRETT, | hereby return thanks
tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
firm of ENSIGN d. SEARS, and recommend my
customers to the new firm continuing business at
the old stand. WIN. II. ENSIGN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28

mediately, that large new Store or et1n nnhnr ,m
S,oLs. On ioth street, next to Messrs Hart,ook
.arn une', ana opposite Edwin Wortham A. Co For
'eims q &c, apply to the subscriber.
oP 1I~I<t w q GE0pcp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
INDIA.

The details Of the Indian news, add little of
interest the teleaphc intelligence already published
Great complaints are made OF the inactivity
Of Gen. Goodwin in Burmah. Pegu captured by
1000 men under Goodwin, while FIVE months since Ma
jor Cotton took the place, and would have kept had
his instructions permitted.
The intention of the Indian Government is
believed to be to annex Pegu only, but competent au
thoriiies strongly urge an advance on Ava.
BOMBAY MARKETS, from the Sd 10 10th De
cernberl-Report a good demand at moderate rates
CoTroY piece goods rather dull the stock being SMALL
and speculation limited METAL little changed For
LISsEED there fair inquiry at lilo rupees. Cor
TON had rather declined the new crop was expected
FRKICHTs higher and tunnage scarce. To London, 43
49,; 70 Liverpool a3 l7i6 Exchange higher.
CALCUTTA MARKETS, Dec. 6-BOth Imports
and Exports are without notable change. MONEY plen
ty. FBEIeHTs tending upward: SUGAR, to London,
So 2LGQ4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived from New-York Nov ls Three Bfothers; 9th
Bognso; lsth Mentor, Sonisbays; 18th Lebanon, Hong
Kong Jan. 18th, Hudson, at Liverpool.
Arrived nom Norfolk loth hehnernEna at Liverpool
Ar iin Wilmington, N c. nth, SusannAh, at Liverpool
AR. a. Charleston Dee % Burlinstod at Port Mahon
eaIig, Hehe, 81 LIVERPOOL
SID for New.lork Nov s. Tartar Antelope Kate HAYES
resshan' sth, shooting Star; xlst Arsonsut 18Th,
Sssenette hyde; 18th, Audubon al TN. Shanghse i5th
thlcn; nm singapore; 18th, North Bend fun Batavia
fs hsn6ser 18th, Hornet I'm. Canton; Jan 7, Aida,
$3.50 81 Iota hendnek, Hudson, SIR Robert Feel
frinee Albert, from Portsmouth; Gertrude and
CnSus no!n southampton; Garrick Plymouth; worthy
81 neNon fo Cardiff; 18TH MESSENGER COwss; l9th Ju.
ia he9a waterloo, Dewitt Chn;oa Guy MGnneTins, F. p.
so for Bangor, Ne. John H. JARVIS from Liverpool.
sls i0i bosson loh-Aeress and PAlenasr from the
SlySs l.ih otomoete 18th Glenburn. Liverpool
Sleior froslcence, r. i-Anglo Saxon from Liverpool
Sid for Philadelphia Ssh Furoua N46sr1. I7rh Ara
a. Bukenhesd inc. Ratledge WanSerse Eas.ern Gusen
Ibcnix. Liver DOL.
SID ioT Charleston NH, ClrneyaI Huro,. ls,h Ha,-
ret Mass l7th Australia, Liverpool: WooSsock Milford
SD for Virginia iTth Currtuck, from Liverpool
SID tor Baltimore 10TH Scotia Moro Castle PetcrhoE
Liverpool
Cameo from the CLYDE; Bumbrody," from Waterford
lIh jessie Miller, Mheeis, William Miles 18Th Industry
SD for Mobile 18th. Elizabeth washnrtoo Tory Scot,
Plymouth Sir Napier Milford 18th, Denmark Ports
mouth: 18Th American Unioa Mary Caroline Liverpool
Sid. ter Apilschieola is, Coamb,snA
Sailed fer Nex-Orleans It'll Elizabeth, Martha Ward;
18TH Allegro, New York Packet Plsquemlns, Iiverpool
18th L1rss Dover; Edward Johnston, Bel Rock. Par.
fbenia Hyperion. William Perry, Prince Of Wales
J Montgomery. Ellen Maria, Excelsior, Monoasahea
Ellen Oliver. Charles ChsleDa Jesse Mann 18th eym
pus Ttanis Susan Hinck Oregon, Salem Lord Ashhuro
Lexington Tyrinxhain Albion SesostIs; 10th, Fires,
Monsrrb Hsnlei ~ .ta Liverpool 18Th China hs jaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

r1Y- Ole Bulls Norwegian settlement. in .
pennsvfvania "a going well since the snow fell the S
h. We been "a active az before and they are now su AZ
engaged IN making roads, bulliing houses miIs, and
o.fer voyks Several new houses have been EN- lrey
co,e,ed already gnce winter in and the pr ,spect
now u that preparations win be made BY sp<n for re-
cei,ing large addition 10 the settlement ~ Cartee
Csmp new school house has been erected md schoos
eueued b IL steam cav mill and two va ger mills arc
sirssdy under way and everything sbouf e settlement
indicates energy and prosperity.
~ The Constitution Of llbr 4os provides for
A the Legislsture TO. q dsyi legislation It
.sson OCT Il protrseted longer, the nenssp have -
~ they have fesnd wsy Of ev.dns And bow do you
nno~s they Do it ny, hey Do up the business b. tn
end Of lie cd day and TIN they % hose.
ry We learn that The Gal.Ma (Ill) Dailg
Jesurniss kas been sSPse5sd Isa weekly sostinEss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

Corresponding CoHatHes-H. G. Miles, SeYeteentn !
Daniel Bowie Third Richard Scott Tenth; Samuel
B. Romano, Jr., Fifteenth. and a. Warren Smith,
Twentieth Wards.
Finance C0nEiEee-Jacob Cholwell, Ninth; John
Lsor Tenth William Rowe, Sixth; James Dewey,
Thirteenth, and James N. Odel, 18TH NsTds.
Printing Conraittse-Edward Merritt, Seventh Ii.
Hin Wheeler Sixteenth, and Mathew Fordham, Sec
end Wards.
The rules OF the last years Committee were par
tally revised and finally referred for further revision
and publication 70 the Printing Committee, who are
authorized to publish let Of the members and
officers of Ward Committees, and such other mat
ter az they may deem ht as an appendix
The invitation Of the General Committee 10 wait On
ex Governor WASHINGTON Hunt, was accepted, ana
the Committee adjourned 10 Tuesday evening a.
6PM when they will call on Gov. Hunt in conjanc'
ton with the Senior Committee Seyeral vacancies
were hlled, and the Committee adjourned pursuant
to the call Of the officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
"a KentuckY Court has Istely made !

e A Kentucky Court las lately made
ssdecison. recognizing correct. the principle laid
down a,ey in NewYork IN the decision upon me case
Of the negroes which had been ,ne ssves Of M Lem
mon The ease WA a. follows;
Some year ago a Mrs. Tngz, Of ksnf1cky deter
ui,ed 20 send her slsYe ClaTss 70 Pniste2nia WIN
rp,ire Mrs Alexander her waiter % remain there
ever .Ix month"; Mrs. A. shOuld hndh convenient.
she wzs aware that under the law Of Pernsytyaa the
slsre would be entitled Ter freedom she nd 90, but
concluded 10 n L. ClaTissa was much attached ~ the
,iy snd believed that shewas 10 befreed on the death
OF her mistress having remained IN Philadelphia the
stucnted time she returned % Kentucky, and again
tired tire service Of Mrs. Trgg The latter having oe
essiOn y borrow money OF her adopted tsugner se-
cured the debt by conditional bl Of sale Of her slave
Clsrissa never meaning however that she should Dc
actually sold. Mrs.. Tngg died, and In her viii liberated
her ether slaves and made provisions for the payment
Of the debt due her daughter and the emancipation Of
ClSrissa Bur the sug1ter Claims CarSss her prop
erty and declines TO enter into the arrangements by
which ste may be freed At this point Csssa Institutes
suit for her freedom relying principally upon the TACT
that she had with her mistress consent renamed tie
stkse Of Pennsylyanis for than ak months The
Judge decided that the laws Of Pennsylvsnia had made
her Tree and thai her freedom with her Ger re-
turn 20 Slave state. Ills decision 70 very important
Ous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

From Brown, shipley Co. sCifcuhf
There has been steady and good demand for CoTroS
throughout the past week ending last friday evening
The sale reached $50 bales with H. 900 speculation
and 6fO bales for export advance Of fully "A in ord
nary and midding qualities and Of "A to IA p 10 the bet
descriptions To-day the business is called o0O bales
with 1000 speculsors the market closing quietly
in of the Bank OF having rather
peotedly fixed their minimum rate OF discount at cent
The improvement in prices mainly the account
ceived by the last steamers Of reaction in pablo opn
ion IN the probable extent OF the
Fair Orleans 64 Middlng do. 5i Fair Mobile, 10 Mid
ding do, i5i Fair eplaDds IS. Middling do, IS e.l6
The stock CoTToS this port called 6o4oto bales of
which Ss5 coo bales American against stock at this
time last wear Of an bales In Manchester the demand
for YARNS aud goods has been TO ta extent at steady
Yricg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1858
tresL On Fac re.o.iOu reatng . Fac MOnroe dOctEne

sreak on the resolution relating TO the Monroe doctrine
sud Cuba
The Pacific Railroad Bill was taken Up
heSsrs. DAVIS and DouGLAs warmly Argued
tie passage Of the bill
Mr.. DAwsoS opposed it and favored MI
Broadhes6's amendment
Mr. BUTLER got the floor.
The Chair laid before the Senste a message
tom the President replying the resolution calling for
Information respecting the execution othe Postal treaty
with Great Britain. The correspondence shows that
NJ. Lawrence has been urging more liberal construc.
tor OF the 18th Article Of that treaty and Great Britain
deniesr The Postmaster General IN a note 70 Mr.
Everett OF the 18th January 1884, gives his opSon
that the l2h article had been violated by Great Britain
The Message vas referred.
The Senate then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
Provisions Advancing.
pouRsE DEPRESSED.
mates, Liverpool, Jan. 90; London and
Paris, Jan. -.

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE, I
FRIDAY, Feb 4, 1853.
The r. NJ. steamship Canada, Capt Stone,
arrived ut this port at ~ o'clock this morning. hav-
ipr sailed from Liverpool on Sunday morning, Jan. o.
she brings 81 through passengers London papers Of
Saturday morning and Paris advices BY telegraph, to
Saturday morning.
Owing to aheavy sea and low tide, the Can
ada was detained at Liverpool from Saturday noon till
"a early hour on Sunday morning.
The Collins steamship Atlantic, from New
York at noon on the sth arrived at her dock at Liver
rod, at IL o'clock A. NJ, ON the Doth ult; and the
screw steamship City Of Manchester, from Phladel
ybi the ult, reached her dock in about one hour
after the Atlantctbe latter having passed the former
q short distance from the mouth Of the Mersey.
The Canada reports having passed the packet
thp Henry Clay from New York, going into Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
AUSTRALIA.

The overland mails bring Sydney dates to
October 18TH Melbourne 18TH and Adelaide Nov. 6th
Flour at Melbourne was worth $40 10 e47 y tpn, and
four pound loaves brought 2j6 Gold was valued at
1878 10 81 1916 per ounce. Emigration continued
large.
The news from the diggings Of mixed character.
Some were doing well, but many were dissatisfied.
Flrm labor was very scarce.
The Sydney papers apprehended temporary
inconvenience, supplies of breadsutfs dc not arrive
Port Philip Nov. l2h. She LETT Cape Town Oct. It'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
Liverpool Produce Market.

Brown, Shpley Co, says about 5000 bbs common
American RESIN have been disposed Of per ewt and
SEQ bbls. TvRpENTINE, realised ~ percwt
From the Brokers' Circular.
ASHES in moderate demand-saes Pots Of 26i6 and
Pearls at 2si. SPIRITS TrRPENIiNE, $751; RICE not
much changed-sales so tierces Carolina, all faults
s0j6d22. A moderate business in PALM on, at
4SsdeSS 10 SEAL and RAPE OILS in demand, the
former ct 4S7 TO- Small transactions in DYEwooDs
SUGARS quiet all the week at s. decline generally. No
sales OF MoLAssEs CoFFEEBusiness quite unimportant
at 4i asa for Jamaica. TEA-A moderate business in
newold Bahia supported. GUANo-Saes 100 tuns Boliv
~ a 81 l0 JvTE higher No change to notice in
other arces good business had been done in TosAcco
Ct previous rSes The sales Of damaged Virginia went oil
with considerable spirit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
Municipal Elections.

MuRrREEsDoRo, TENN. - Charles Ready,
Esq. has been elected Mayor.
WHEELING, VA-Mr. s. Brady has been
elected Mayor by large majority, s23a James Z.
Wharton editor of The Times, received 500 votes
the contest was between the editor OF The Times and
Mr. Drejy, both wings.
FRASKLIN, TESN.-JOhn Marshall has been
elected Mayor, vice Mayor Perkins resigned.
Row., GA-N. Marlborough has been elected
Mayor by vote of I33 to 20 for w. D. Tcrhune Six
councilmen were also chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
CHINA.

Hong Kong dates to Nov. 20, say in the early
part Of the month the rebellion successful but lat
terly rumor states the Imperial troops have gained de
cisiye advantages The transit through the disturbed
districts uninterrupted. American credits 800
4j92 Freghts from Canton to New.York, $40 for Tea
and s25 for Silks.
Shanghai dates to the 18th November state
that the import market was favorable Transactions in
Teas had been large, and prices maintained The
exports show deficiency of 100000 pounds as com
pared with the previous year Silk was lower, and the
exports amounted to $500 bales
The U. S. sloopof.war Plymouth was at
Macao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
FROM MEssrsA.-By the arrival of the brig

FROM MEssYA.-By the arrival of the brig
Azores from the above port have dates to 23th Nov
The weather very mild and pleasant, the winter
unusually backward, and frui. not very abundant.
Etna was still burning, but without those grand and
imposing eruptons of lava which eharctorized Its first
ou,breaking.
No political disturbances had taken place in Sicily.
Great caution is observed by the police in the admis
sion Of strangers to the island and the citizens are
compelled to their boards per order, TO distn
gush them from the long bearded and struggling refu
gees who may find their way to the Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
ASSEMBLY

A letter was received from Canal Commits
soner Fitzhugh in regard to resolution proposing 10
,mpesch him Tor holding certain property. He assumes
that such possession not contrary 20 law, and Il sus
tanned in the opinion By judges Spencer and DEMO.
long discussion subsequently eusued.
THIRD READING or BILLS
To release interest of State in certain lands
10 Mary Ann Walker. Passed.
Relative TO lands devised by James Morris,
deceased Passed
For the relief Of George Kid. Passed
To extend term for the collection Ol taxes in
Amsterdam, Mohawk and Palatine. Passed.
Relative TO common lands in North-Hemp-
stead. Passed.
Changing name of G.. w NoxOn TO G. Noxon
Leavenworth Passed
To release interest Of State in certain bonds
and mortgages to James and William Knox. Passed.
For the better security of mechanics in Sem
Co. Passed
To discontinue highway in the town of Gro
ton. Passed.
NOTICE or BILL.
Mr.. WEDEKND TO amend law IN relation 10
passengers arriving in New-l0rk
BILLS INTRODUCED ON NorrcE.
Mr.. j. RoSE 10 incorporate the Mechanics
and Mariners Savings Bank in the City Of New'fork.
Mr. MALBURS 10 repeal the act exemptng
coasting vessels from quarantine.
The Assembly adjourned TIL Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
The Who You've MEN, GENERAL Coxsrr

The WHO You've MES's GENERAL CoMNrr-
TEE-This Committee met last evening at the Broad
way House, Mr.. Brooks presiding and Mcssrs Hasted
and Smith acting as Secretaries. The Chairman an
nounced the Standing Committees, which, with the OFF,
GERS stand follows;
Offers Chairman, Erastus Brooks Vice Chairmen,
James Dewey and Samuel w. Johnson Secretaries,
Peter v Hustled and A. Warren Smith; Treasurer ia
cob Z Howard Sergeant alarms, Walker Weleh.
Efracyfsrs Toa0.gfke>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
Landau Markets.

Barngs Circular says the Colonial and Foreign Produce
mari have been duh this week COFFEE lower Cor
TON firm. SUGAR and TEA dull BREADsTUTFs duh. TIN
IS deRTeI. MONEY has bten in great demand. The
Of bullion in the Bank Of England by the last
turns $40 m GO showing decrease of &760ofi and
the exports OF gold have been large Yesterday the
Bank raised their minimum rate Of discount to y cent
Consols have declised leaving of s for money Amer
can Essles 1914 y ounce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
LIyerpoOl Corn Market.

Brown Shpey Co. say the Corn market has been very
quiet the continuance of bad weather and
prices OF FLOUR and WHEAT shade lower INDIAN
CokN dull at the last Quotations viz So for White SAG
for yellow, and 81 for Mixed We quote White WHEAT
MS, Baltimore Phadelphs aud Ohio 2sjs; Canadian
S7IGf28 sour. 26l a. Dbl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

NEw-ORLEAss Friday, Feb. (, is5S-doon-
heavy rsn.som this forenoon has interrupted business
and barely 1900 bales Of CoTTOs have been sold Prime
MoLAssEs se at 2ic LARD Is declnus-prime, IN bbs,
Gle RIO CoFFEB IL dull at DC
Arrived ships Oregon and Vcksburg from New-York-
Cleared, schooner Admiral, for Charleston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
shin News,

BOsToN, Feb ARRIVED ship Pharsa,a, Liverpool Oct
81 Southampton Dec g. Has had terrible weather on the
passage carrying sails spaTs bulwas cooking nten'
ss and flooding the cabin with water Also arrived bark
Helen Maria baltimore; schooners Gertrude aud Edwin,
New-York Cleared bark keziah Port Philip Australia
r. NJ White Pernambuco; Maria, Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
Havre Market.

Sales q CorToS for the week 10Th inclusive, s5is
bales against $780, leaving the stock 20 bales Market
very active since the reception of the Canads adyees al
improvement to-day OF ar last weeks advces
We quote Tres OdinAires SSf Mobiles SslC Georgia,
ST. There some sales shiPboard at SCI toT good
Miad,ag Orl,aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
HALIFAX, Friday. Feb. 4 1853.

HALIFAX, Friday, Feb. 4 1888.
The Canada sailed for Boston at ga. NJ,
and the Eurrps from Boston for Liverpool ct 2 An
The Nova Scotia line fell this morning but
was promptly repaired not however without causing
some detention in the reception of cur dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

in the manufacturing towns aud marked depression
exhibited.
Since the beginning of the present month the
Pers Corn market is unchanged, and since December
business in the Departments Is quiet with Barley Rice
and Oats declining.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
Liverpool Provision Market.

From VIM Gardiner q Co. 3 CiTcuarI
Beef continues very firm, but from want OF assort-
ment transactions above the average We quote
IT, s. Prime Mes Pork y S04 10, 81 dll0ti Ordinary s0l
S5J Pork maintains the advance and holders keep back
for further Bacon is II y cwt. dearer. Lard de-
cning. We quote ordinary 40j diGi. Tallow has de-
cped a. Cheese in demand at full rates Linseed Cakes
neeSeced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
ITALY.

The Tuscan Moniteur officially contradicts
the death of francisco Madia and says that everybody
knows that the prisoners confined in the prisons of the
Grand Duchess treated with kindness humanity and
nhianthropy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
Passengers.

=, BIZ and Ars Lawson, Mr. and Mrs johnson and ,'hid
PIT and Mis- hcDourEl Capt Kerr. Me-rs B0ntenscon,
nandeT Deldman- Arkine, Dr. Wennsn Lsncapere S1i n
rtrryeTo Desoes bockey, Nunes Mo0re Russell Bande|
!ott Bettenshsn' Jenkins, Ockey 7. Russell Col Hot
mer Bearer Of Dispatches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

CsIdf 10th DeyOnshre Robert HooI or from the Clyde
fth Cenads, StLawreace Qusenstowi lsth Sea Nympn'
Aeton, Portsnosth l9th, John Heury Ann' Annes'y'
hesmorel end. from Truro.
sld. for Boston, Sumner, FIN. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
The Maine seuatorship.

AUGUSTA, (Mc) Friday Feb. !.
The Maine Legislature did not 90 into third
ballot for L. 5 Senator to-day but postponed the sub
ject till Thursday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
Nancy Market.

The Bank Of England hss advanced the of discount
TO per cent. Consos closed strong at g63 Bell Son
report but little change American Securities tins week
1ke business had been moderate scale with fair in
curry for sound Stocks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
SPAIN

From Spain there is nothing important.
Gen. NaryaeZ has written pathetic letter 10
the Queen beseecting recall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
AUSTRIA.

A telegraphic dispatch from Vienna, 9TH, an
death of the Arch Duke Regnier, formerly
viceroy Of Lombardy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

II A census of the tom Of Lawrence,
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