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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

INpoRSFNYYTs FRAUDULFNTLY oBIAINkD.Diohh DA
Unebam spoke manufacturer at Cincinnati mas oeen
seutenced to two months imprisonment ID the nam gns
for fraudulenty obtaining endorsements on notes "n
hs neqotsted or large amount me CfHcsana
savs that Mr. Dlinghams assets are only sf'Ov nHI-9
rs liabilities lis indorsers amount 70 e
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o-t.,.rrfnr J. Alexander Co ~ NJ Urseh 60
10 "a Fars 70 ysna 100; Reat 81 "ood"-fa '''
H. Miller, 1.V. g.
Posr OyrlcE ORDERS In the United StSies zen
,,e m Thursday last, Ir SGnlner Of Mas a9i'e =
solcrf,g resolution which considered ana .! "n'
NOUS cCnst ni agree to ~, e,zs.. .-5 Pot. Roads
pSlSi Ths The Ccuritfee on the Fct one "a ~ - -.
ssets5 70 ccrslder expedspey q sscre ae los -.
te .y efre sncts shrost IN sn.i sums o
ienee s-ts ty our posfctcs fr.ssn PoVes ~.
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posiofee eresrs. ii.
60, 70 Ireur-The R9v Ga-dnsr Dear the geniie-
II ,vos 20 much sought after in New Hedloid aI,
ne ,,eek has turned Up il Albany alive ana wen
~ srt of that civ hopes thai wTsn TIC hey seH
a - sb. seaip fri L necessary to saEt upon hi- 41e
~ 80 srddenlv he VII notify the Aa!oE' OF thS Lev"
vs,ers az somebody Of his intenuohs
GroRolA-A ee1sus, for State purpose. has ~ us
.aLen ard returns from ~. the Coan.ies e1ceP' 80
cTnrb. and GWynD show the toloE-ns @ssesa.o ss- : ;
VIe porUlaiion 542,.57 slaves 3ss-'' - !, :,
C.ior 3sss Total ooo. In ls.g aetoi.s ~ ., y, ~
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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

ANTIOCH CoIIEGE-The denomination who reject all
,.mes but Chrstan all creeds but the Bible and who
ye bad very rapid growth mainly in the Western Free
sses bayo undertaken, many of our readers already
tnow the establishment of College Of high grade
A benuifll rural location known as Yellow Springs,
erene County, Ohio, and have already raised about
$4,000 for its endowment Part Of the necessary build
hys were completed last Fall, when the College
w, opeped under the Presidency Of Hon HORACE MASS,
kb Of whose services to the cause OF Com
uop School Education widely honored Ofthe PROBES
srs already appointed four are from the body known only
Chrstisns aforesaid two nitarans one Baptist and one
Dutcb Reformed but majority of the Trustees must be
Christians Three hundred students entered at the open
s and as many more were ready if there had been room
r them The cost of tuition is s24 per aunum but share
IN The College costing elOO entities the holder to perpe
ual scholarship Board 81 per week The location very
healthy and eligible "a miles north OF Cincinnati and in the
midst of fertile and well tiled farming region
Though this College not all that could be dcsired-'he
Manual Labor feature not having yet been engraiied on IL
though W. are assured that it shell bet has many excel
kpt sye traits We know that Of the Professors
worthy and capable woman and believe that others are
women also Females equally with males are entitled to all
IA We are assured that effort 70 proseyte
dren from the faith of their parents will here be counte
,snced We think therefore that all liberal people who
nnsder useful baneess life the best creed should aid this
Coeee according to ihoir ability Whenever its Trustees
ia, be able 70 do So they intend to buy convenient and
aceent farm of four hundred acres wherco they have
Ne refusal a moderate price, and set their boys to work
They cannot be enabled to do il month too soon
The Rev A. S. Dean the General Agent of Antioch is
now IN opr Civ and may be addressed at the Broadway
Bank, or may be seen there from to o'clock L NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
MICHIGAN LIQUOR ITEMS.

TIE Detroit Temperance Adrocae Of the 22d Dec con
tains the following items
"SEIzUREs-We learn that there large seizure Of
LIQUORS made in Pontiac few days since The was
tried before iury and il is said that there man
on the panel who thought the liquors not guilty The
prisoners yet in durance vile and TO have or per
hans have had, another trial We hear that seizure has
been made in Port Huron but the result have not
learned In most places the friends of the cause md
nothing to Co. there gns of the eyitteT visible
GLORIOUS TBIUNPH.-Nevcr was victory more com
pete or change more pompily effected win 50 hae
trouble The new law took Ibc, really and tfuy, al
over the State the I'd Of this month. We have not
heard of single instance where has been put openly at
defiance this city. We have heard from all parts oil
tle State and the same story comes from every quarter
"No liquor sold here All have complied with the law
Ii was in this city until the hue and cry about the un
consuonality of the law raised by the decision OF
Justice Bage Since that many OF the low dogge,es
have spread themselves again. This shows what the la"
can do and what il rH when it has the sanction OF the
courts and We have doubt il viii in few days We
say thon, to our friends abroad that Michigan VII fully
suatan aid carry out prohibition Have no fears fof !.
already made certain. Even If the law IS set ASIDE WIN
only b. for Il season.
Tur MIcHlGAS rIQUoR LAw.-Mr. Justice Bagg, Of
Detroit has ruled the Liquor Law unconstitutional an
dismissed complaints laid under Il. james Is. Nhhere
Detroit City Attorney. to whom the question was REFERRED
by resolutions of the Common Council regards the law as
i'm of the Constitution la reference to the
decision of of these learned DOgbeFres, TIE DetT0H
Tcmgcrancc AdgocGiC Of Dec p, says;
JusrcE BAGG IS FM! w G were standing very ne ar
his honor when that famous decision was brought iorsh
After the cheering of the red noses and the company
had began to dspcrse Of the fraternity stepped up
TO the Justice ard remarked inquirinsly We'll. our
"bonds are good then, ant they
Justice Bagg-' have decided the present law uncon-
stiiutional ,,.
Red Nose-" ell, can set up my bar again, can 2!
Justice b" o, ah didn't say that don't know
what the Surreme Court will DO with the law.
Tho great confusion manifested by his Honor showed
tbat he fe how ridiculous posonhe had placed himself
in by giving decision which nulled an important law
of the State in lis own Court and revived law which the
Legislature had repealed while it could have no euec,
whatever except TO discharge The defendant and to en-
conrace Others 10 violate law which is in fGll force and
effect in every other Court in the state, and to make him
self the laa shirg stock Of the community.
Query III the Supreme Court should sustain me law
how will il stand in Justice Baggs Court Can be al
minister il without violating his oath OF ONCE according
TO his own reasoning
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
ARRIVAL or THE PACIFIC
INTERESTING FROM THE SEAT or WAR.
DEFEAT or A TURKISH SQUADRON.
DESPERATE BRAVERY OF The TURKS.
Continued Turkish Victories in Asia
Dates. L,yerpooI. Dec. II: London. 18th
DESPERATE BRAVERY OF The TURKS.
Dates Liverpool, Dec. II; London, 18th.

The United States mail steamer Pacific from Liv-
erpool, on Wednesday morning, Dec H. arrived here
yesterday at l24 o'clock.
The Cunard steamer Arabia arrived out at quarter
before eight morning of Sunday II.
AtLiverpOol Breadstufs have again advanced. Cot
ton remains steady
For details of deep interest we refer to the follow
lDg summary of news:
Now the whole aspect OF Affairs is changed aud the
conviction begins to dawn the sleepy Govern
ment of Britain that European Bdr is nsra5s 'oitk
homer Without 4 ore preface we give an account Of
the presest state Of
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

re strength with Europe in all that determine, civil.
ution. A great national event this--important 70
svsry sspraut who seeks a CapitolIIl for his sbor
sr genius where his work may declaim senatorks to
s whole country and ke weighed in the scale. of the
yorld
One yeint of vital monen, connected with the neu.
ences Of the Crystal Palace az permanent institution
ssrnot be too cogently presented to the public il Is
not sufficient that eftbetc wOrkmen are brought from
Ne focus Of taste Paris where their abilities are mar
tired by such myriad appeals to ambition. Here even
visn We have such men, they deterorate without
ssua stmulauts for their efforts with those they have
sthOue Up TO this moment, however no such spur
"A the sustentatOn Of the higher order Of msnpulatons
n, existed Artists, and artisans deserving to be
>cd artists, have accordingly often been prone to de-
l.eline. They have often among us been planted in
.s uprenisI soil They have needed the nutriment Of
,.blic opinion. Now, to reform this, have we the
means IN the Crystal Palace. The artist aud artisan
have now henceiorwsrd a permanent School, rich in
.verv stnulus and incitement of beauty with Court
cs Appeals always in baneo. They can find judgment
IN their favor if deserving of it-a judgment which
viii be officially recorded-which will be quoted in
ecnversatOD. in journals. in periodicals, in books
which will become part Of the stable sentiment aud
sastomary sanctions Of the nation at large. This in
,ste and inimtablo force in the Crystal Palace should
sspe command the generous attention and admiration
II the puhic. ESQ perDe'uG
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

Exr1onArIoS OF DARIEN--We are Informed that the
Dariep ship Canal Expedition win sail from Southampton
in tbe West India Mail steamer OrinOco on the l1th ins'
Its object is the making of detailed survey OF the route
from Caledonia Bay 0nd Port Escoscs to the Gull OF san
Miguel first announced 10 the public in Tie Day Ner
of NAV L. 1907 and Of naugurstng the great Work OIL
The uncton of the 1t will consist on the part Of
the Atlantic and Pacific junction Company of Dr. Cullen
the dscoyerer of the and cOncesonarc as pioneer
MIR Osborne c. E. engineerin chief, Messrs forde and
Bennett and four assistant engineers On Denai ci the
British Government il viii be accompanied by Lieut. SIN
gen r. L. and staff At Jamaica the expedition WiIl Dc
Joined by Lieut. Strange L. S Navy and the surveying
Marty under bis command board the 3 sloop otWar
Cyane Can't Holmes The Cyane will be joined oy
British man of war the Jamaica station and by the
French Admirals ship with French engineer officers on
boerd from Martinique and the squadron VIII then pro
ceed 10 Caledonia Bay the Atlantic coast Of Darien
where will reenforced by her Maesys surveying siooP
Scoron which has already sailed from England ior thaI
port and the surveying parties VII then cross tne lsaas
70 the river Savans where they will meet boating parties
dsrntcbed from British man Oiwar which Is TO be sa-
toned Al its mouth in the Gulf OF san Mgu on the ia
c6c and then commence detailed survey OF the route.
As the distance between the tidal influence OF the Two
oceans IS only thirty miles the return Of the e2pe1on
NAV be exrected about the beginning of May
Monsicnor Sacconi, Archbishop OF Nice, has delivered
his credentals as Apostolic NGncO. After his lnfrGauc
ton The Nunco delivered brief address from the rope
TO the Empress.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
vgEyosr-Ihe State Offices were divided as follows by
tte late Legislature
Wbile tbe Democrats proper have


There are few military and other Offices the enolu
ments Of which in the shape Of pay for actual ser
vices These divided in about the proportions
II is worth noticing how well the members OF this Coili
ton Legislature have looked out for themselves Six OF
them have made their election lnddates for sund
Offices and three others have tried to do and failed
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToS, Monday, Dec PC. 1853
The death Of Mr. Brookns mpbell will be announced
TO by hIr. Smith in the House and Mr.. Jones in
tie Senate, when adjournment viii take place till
Wednesday, Which day the corpse will be brought into
the House and the funeral service celebrated after
which il will be removed In charge Of Committee and
tho Sergeant at Arms of the House. to Mr. Campbells
late residence ia Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
GREAT CONFLAGRATIoN.
TOTAL DESTRUCTION 7oF THE CLIPPER SHIP
G Il an = zPU EIC.
Ships Ioseph waI!sr snl Rel Rorsr On FIre.

AT III O'Clock this morning f-e broke ont al 10 2ii
Nstsrst occupied by Mr. TreadTei cracker bakery
which communicated 10 tie adjoining budings Nos ss2
and ass The brHdirgs VIII be total loss We under
stand they are fully insured.
The ships Gres Republic joseph Walker and Red
Rover eergb, fire from the sparks and burning We
60 to press-tlsc Great Republic Asing total loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
REMOVALS IN THE BOSTON CUSTOM HOUSE
THE WEATHER, &c.

DoSIONi MONDAY bec 20, lcJ3
Five six officers in Custom House have received
notice from Collector Peaee to the st Of Jan
uary TO make room for new appointments
One inch of snow fell here to day between 10 and
o'clock followed by indications of rain.
Business generally suspended here this afternoon
in Obs( rvance Of Christmas.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

ILLNESS OF Mr. GIDplSGs-Mr Oliver johnson the
Secretary of the NewYork Anti Slavery Society received
yesterday two letters from the Hon Joshua r. Giddings
enc dated on Saturday the other on Sunday In the hrs
M Giddngs says Il sorry to say that am now
confined to my room by severe cold. l have nothed
my friends in Philadelphia and Morristown that shall NOT
Feak in those places respectively on Saturday and Mon
"tay evenings, but hope to get to New York In the
second letter dated Sunday, he says 81 am sorry 70
'sy am yet confined to my TOom, and did not sleep
nnute last night do not think there is any ground to
hope that can be with you Tuesday. Under these
Circumstances the Rev Thomas X Beecher has consented
hkcture befoie the New York Anti Slavery Society this
stning at the Tabernacle in Mr. Giddngss place. The
cenmit,ee of Arrangements have been fortunate in Sc
eipg the services of worthy substitute. We hope
N Beechor may have a full house
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

HAmxoxD HOWE, Secretary Of the Inventors Protective
Sona Union requests to call upon some of the cult
wars of the Sea Island Cotton TO send their address, and
sample of this variety of Cotton, to + Snyder Charles
ton Va; William Fields Wilmington Del; F. H. Barlow,
Le,ington Ky; NJ. Pennock Kennett Square Penn j. T.
Asnes, New York City G. C. Corless Providence X l.
kNuting Portland, Ne l.. g. Gibbs washington, ~ u
lG Garretson. Salem, Iowa; G. B salmon Eign' III. a
AParker, ST. Louis, Mo- VIM Il. Palmer Enzaoe'n O"y'
nc; Solomon Andrews. Perth Amboy, n j. or James
kprav baltimore Nd the Vice Presidents OF the above
ssd Union or 10 L. T. Page the Superintendent Crysal
Place N Y with the view Of determining whether Ameri
xInyentors have or have no; ingenuity enough 10 MAKE
asa Island Cotton Gin Nj Howe appears to ihnk 'hal,
VII suitable encouragement machine may be produeed
~ he desires that en- effort should be made and the
sbs plan is proposed with the view OF obtaining acton
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

p,,TH or Mrs OPiE-The arrival Of the stosmer
,sserdsy brings us intelligence Of the decease Of tGe
sskbraied authoress, ANELM 0PiE, which took place
m the s5ih year Of her age, at her residence in
Nosicb Birs. Ope the widow Of John Opie,
torical painter of eminent distinct on in England
81 wa, well known to the literary public the writer of
srral popular works. most Of them novels which had
oe successful run in their day Her first work. published
: lsOl. wos & domestic tale entitled The Father and
Daughter This received with general favor for its
,vscy OF STYLE and its delicate and truthful character
Suring and was followed by her Simple Tales" in four
yohmes in 1906 "New Tales" four volumes 1873 TEN
sptr; or Domestic SEEMS three volumes and Tales of
she Heart four volumes Of subsequent period In 1928
,hs published Detraction Displayed work written with
moral purpose intended as she says to expose that
snost common Of oil vices in every rank class Of
sey from the peer 10 the peasant from the mlstor to the
sys from the mistress to the maid from the most learned
10 the most Ignorant from the of genius to the mean
ass capacity In Miss Sedgwicks letters written from
sbroad ls4l the following notice Of the late
wsble novelist 81 owed Mrs Opie grudgc for having
snsde me in my youth cry my eyes out her stories
Int her for cheerful face forced to forget it, She long
srswore the world and it, vanes and adopted the Qua
isr faith and costume but fanced that her elaborate
simplicity and the fashionable little train IN her pretty
satin gown indicated how much easier it s to adopt the
sy than 10 change ones habits" The EdnJNrgh Reriew
IN It's best days. said Of Mrs. Ope She do nothing
well that requires to be done with fomay and therefore
sias not succeeded in copying either the concentrated
rce Of weghy and deliberate reason or the severe and
aolemn dignity of majestic virtue. To make amends
sboveyer she represents admirably everything that is
esuisblc. generous and gentle" Her Illustrations Of
sIyinr which is marked by lively satire and certain
VAN of exaegeraton has been widely circulated in this
couny She was the author of "Llys of the Dead, and
ar poems which have been admired for their purity Of
le and paiios During tho last quarter of century Mrs
Opie was consistent member of the Society of Friends
and she lived in comparative seclusion highly esteemed
and beloved by all who were acquainted with her
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Dec &c, 1853
Policeman Jacob Albright, who was injured al the fire
in this city few nights since, died last night
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
CHRISTMAS IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Dec. %, 1898.
The dny has been generally observed here holiday,
business being suspended Everything passed of quietly
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
MURDER OF A WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN

GRoToN, Mass Monday, Dec 20.
Last night Mr. Hayes keeper Of the Poor House in this
town murdered his wife and three children and aterward
cut his own throat.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

hEr DFwooRArIc Worn IN NEW wYoEE.-The OH 'iai
apass shows the following ioongs for the Free Demo
asxc candidates al the recent State election
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIyAL.OF THE PACIFIC.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

The news Ia Of extraordinary interest full sum
mary Of tie events which have occurred given in
the following letters from correspondents at Lon
don.
THE NAVAL DISASTER AND IT'S INFLUENCE.
t...r. al lA.rrC Cnrrr.r anda
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

BY THE REV. JOHN PIERPONT.
Last evening the Rev John Perpont delivered Poem
Lecture as above at the Tabernacle, before crowded
house After songs by the Hutchinsons he spoke to
the following effect; .,-,-, -.
Notwithstanding the commandment against idoatry the
Israees called for gods their priests, who subseryen
las il NAV be they still arel melted the golden offerings
and from the furnace,
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Edinburgh und Pol Norton Of Na.r tsIhaa N.a H4,et
complete so vols royal octave, clnt4fnr 1000 pages
steel aud Con wood ersa,lng-. Proc, ia musn uil,n-
| 81 10 paper cover iuf The mail, ..
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TesHstai'a anA ihtnwn upon the rlf.r 90
A Choice lot of Table Cutlery
ma, be seen a. ScuI a FIELDS.
| MAY 10 lH5J.
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>ILNER SPOONS.

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lcnct Hl ne state Far a. kutand,l manufactured
ul n' Waanicd, can be haa aer ihau any OF Oh.
anne quality else hefo Ga Vermont
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PIRyFyrEs Og TEE BLOOD.

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