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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

UptNFOhD a rOHTEH cabinet Makers " h. tornrT
franklin and Thirteenth strrrfs now On hand
full and complete asorurnt ~ the very
their other,
tcutiun ~ pcrauusiu need
Their long thorough acquaintance Cabinet Making
an Furnishing Business aT'ts tn arc not
possessed Va superior degree by IN Richmond
Wokmen are experienced their styles and patterns thc latest
and most approved and iu a t essentials ~ complete
shmcnt they stand uuryagd confidently COM
ot their
that those who qucrto good Furniture Will ad1rd them me
adYnutHgCuf
I hshmcnts in Richmond or other cities.
New Of trade are being opened
up between Richmond and the Interior and business hitherto
uutnogn 70 Richmond being drawn reach
would take occaon in advance those uho
quauted With he advantage iu trade which tmnnd aFrf
at least n The Furnishing line better bargains
uherc than nj utyPOrDT pourFuts
.,ft
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

TILES FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOPS.
ILLER, COATES YoULE, No. 27a Pesrl street Fvc,ra
~ &c In's GaENEiHK CHssTv Tors Plumbers MateTtsi,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

WINES, BRANDTES, AND HAVANA CIGARS.
V1ErlRs CHAMBERS ~. 400 Broadway Imp, Of WINS
bE'Nrirs, and HsyaSa Cs,Es.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

Third Clas- Passengers.
limited number Of third class
lAdephia and Liverpool and found Ia provisions
BrOm Philadelphia f2o Prom Liverpool
certneaes OF passage will be issued here
sirOus VI bringing their friends
An experienced Surgeon will be carried OF 81
Small drafts drawn at sight on England and Ireland
For freight passage, apply THOS RICHARDSON,
lsnroaIwAy, n York, and WALNUT ST Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

The anncNcd ~ wines have been selected with The creates
care of exceeding dne quality and many them
ties dcsrous N purchasing by taking many
have them a. The wholesale prices addition
hand asurcror article II Marc and enncssrcs
Brandy Port and Madeira Wncs old Jamaica Rum ana nun
gardncr's Bye Whskey. MAURY 0AKLASp,
18Th street be- V4 4rI Cav
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

AND
Por sale booksellers generally States
Committees Teachers and others
cation be supplied copies alton. Published
by DANIEL BURGESS
seIT-su-(M No co john street New Yoik
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, sc.
BAkER RR0THER, il2 water IT., Irpt. of Fsrvcu
NlNw 6tAss Curvfr't- r,yrs, Ac. Also Agents 6f
American window Glass Glass Ware &C.
H. HOPKINS BROS. imp't' Of TsrSoH wpror GAS Ne.
~ . Ct Barclay street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

GtHOCOIATE COUOA AND HHONtN W. BAKER cos
~ AMLMChN and VANILLA PREMIUM CHOCOLATES, co.
GOA nud NkOMA,tu ulh hbt
the chief Institutes and fars the unon ty
principal uroccrs IN the United states and their Agents.
Huucy Murray, New Y0rt Grant Tucnf PHILADELPHIA.
Thomas v Bruudigc Baltimore Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
Ohio. WALTFg RAEtR a IN
apo-diyf Dorchester, Mafsschusctts.
MULE NND HOHsfs-Ih have on the road nom Kentucky
ANh avery choice and lot 0 Mules, which
20 ne cteus and public generally The 2aih Instant Of
which viii sell or exchange, brcsk and deliver
try, my usual accommodating terms.
EDWIN WALKER
AIR B'auknshpa Stables.
the year. fapi9HdAciy1 W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

CNliN6 COAr-EngHsh Fasting Hunting Coat Pant, ,
e-, mar n real EnEiish styles beautiful article Cii
~ @ pr lhe Tall campaign, al No. 1870 Of Main si
scsi - - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

INDIA, CHINESE, AND PERSIAN GOODS
p FOUNTAINS, No. 653 Broadway Is the only ,to, ,,
- supplied with the above Good. in vastes Aiso D g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

DIN PHlFF Dealer in Ivory, aud m Ivory
- Goods, 8 Murray street, y. Y. oclg-diy
NNONlEts WELLS, Fhrcnologi-'s aud Publ-hrr-, Cn-
n ton Hall, Nc. l3i NasAusrert New York. oclq-3m
IENE SUBSCRIBER has just received,
accommodating terms, the following Wines ship "lei
dlrburg, his direct ran Nj
WINES RI'KGITNDY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

N AMfS, PHOcGhNE GAS BURNlrG FLUID AND CAM
NJ fhENEThe Suosrhers are manufacturers Of and dealers
the above of
gesi 81 spirit lamps be found
They would call special attention
Lamp which furnishes
and soeonstueted the principle Lamp
II make explosion accident
e. any ARTIFICIAL light where the Of cities
Materials for light Of best quality
/ market price. ia. A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
n u,NRENCm. t.NGIIsII, Am ANiEuIC,I NIII,Ipi,,

EhHNtii, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN MILLINERY
n The Ladies oi the United States
Whit the magniheeni NAOte Ros ~ the subscriber
rAngenent she has recently entered into
STYLES Of Foreign Millinery from Madame Lehsleur
hrated miner In Paris Mrs LAmertine London
Together with her acknowledged
present to her fitnd public general
ths season. the most extensive aud attractive
GOODS her line OF business offered
Mrs s has TO acknowledge the receipt many complimentary
Letters from the trade throughout the Union tie safety
OF the transit OF the Spring purchases, complete
pruya e the style and of all
happy say that the WHOLESALE department the
same management. MRS. WM. sIMONS,
aV8l-Sui-,Pl ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01
de2o-diy CHARLES CROSBY Secretary
nIRkEE's CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST on

~ bNhiNG i'OWDtlt-ThS cheap sf us,Ilf,fsAg
nj and Economical Arfcs Euisiag Br,fd B~n Fried
GTiddLS, and JhHHy Gries, Pis'- Tulj4y Ssst t.l,.
Torn BooId dc Iyr.Hsd-Ths
useful and healthy compound In nee
bread Biscuit, Cakes Pastry Puddnrs
Rye Indian or BuckwheAt Flour. II article
The culinary department u household establishment
There no Cook or Iou-~keeper In
i after having fairly 10y the principal GTocTs An
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

ftNNh DECohAl AltD and Gilt s-t. ya,-. A..
- 20. II, west M~in street, grrat variety
% Ney low prices, Tea sets 50, ~ 20 C AZ "a sn
and Pitchers. I.s ~ OI foser Vases
y ~ ANS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

ABthL Wan GUANOC,COO sass No. Guaao daily expected
os.' EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
EINoit '"ttti-, Ciii-. DC wisisrs alsan, q, Ei
CL-iiy A''rs' Cherry Pect,ral, Bais,m ani svr
~ J-ynes' ENiH-ttorant;
o. 'P'hA also, Mes-Js. Jarvis Pras Courh C.niS ~
z. JOHNSTON BROTHER
N.F,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-01

hINNEE AND TEA sFRVICES-Jq.t ,s-iy.i :, an --,
ana G ta % G E'eHSh China ia Dinner sets Also
AL 5- .S sale !oN at No III West Main street, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

The last sands Of the Forty Thieves" are nearly
run; another week relieves us from their plundering
sway; tue places that knew them shall know them no
more forever. In fact, they have already begun to
set their house in order by abolishing the Tea Room
and they BOW hard at work closing up their Broad
way Railroad and other profitable jobs preparatory 70
the vacation of their seats Ii there be any thing left
unstoen in the Treasury there is chance Of saw
ing it. for the days of the Obbers both BY wholesale and
retail are nearly over.
Ten days hence, and our new municipality will be in
power. What good may be fairly expected from its
rule
Blessed" said the Ethiopian man Of God. are
they that expect nothing for they are not going to be
disappointed Often disappointed and mortified as
have been by the contrast between the professions
Of candidates and the acts of the same inlviduals
transformed into oiee-holders, we cannot this time
partske of tie blessedness forciby set forth For
we do expect much from our new Aldermen and Coun-
cmen, and if they shall prove equally corrupt and
rapacous with their predecessors We shall indeed be
gievOus disappointed For though there are all stripes
OF politicians ard all sorts ofmen among them and no
clear majority ofany party yet there were enough mem.
bers elected to either Board distinctly uneqriTocay
as Retormers to control the decision Of sny oseston
wherein they viii act resoutely together or at least
TO defeat sny punderng proposition that may venture
TO show its head IL either Board Ihere are good
men elected outside of the Reform organization bat
main reliance is on the avOwed Reformers. To
these make bold to indicate briefly bat plainly what
We and many thousands Of voters expect from them
namely:
We expect them to forget in al their action ~ Al
dermen or Ccuneilmen, that they are or have been
Wings or pemocrats Haris or sofs. WooUiss or sill.
yer Grsys, and remember that they we're elected eK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

TIE GGldAc Jfrs0RiGE informs It's readers tha after
having years since called him a liar we have
called him fool = but ous readers DO not need
to be informed that il not habit to indulge in such
epithets. however well they may seem to be deserved
The gentleman Wild makes these assertions appears now
to have made bis cap and bells and TO have left us
little to do except to admire the excellence of the fit of
enc, and TO hope that he may live long to enjoy the
music Of the others.
we have said that the >Test is capable of furnish
ing tie world with lead but that the Polk and Walker
policy have tended prevent the -esment of the ca
Pital required for its cheap prOdueon-and this we
have said upon the authority of gentlemen owning lead
properties of great value who have visited the East
in hopes to procure the small amount Of capital re-
quired for enabling hem to wSk rich mines that had
been robbed Of their surface ore and then abandoned
The ccrrectuess of this is denied by this gentle
manly J.tEsrsOricH, who assures bis readers that,
Il; No Lead Mining hss ever been done here requir
Ing the exp. nditure OF sny lnrge Of capital
= windiass, pick and CAD, a bucket a few drills
spade and keg of powder together with two pair of
stout hands IN rare cases, bull pumD1 are all the
implements required for the prosecution Of the business
as II has heretofore been carried on
lie thus admits the correctness of our statements
while asserting our entire nce of every thing con-
neeted with the trade. BY aid of windlass. pick
and cad ard bucket the poor miner scratches
out little lead, and then, when she windlass and
bucket cease to be sufficient to free the mines from
water be goes elsewhere TO recommence the work of
destruction. We say, emphatcaly, destruction. for
nothing can be more destructive than this operation of
tearing up the surface by which the surface water il
admitted that il may sfterward be pumped up at
enormous expense. With every step in this direction
the cost Of production is increased, to the injury of
the landowner tie miner and the consumer. whereas
under system that would induce the application Of
capital 20 the work Of mining there would b.. with
every step iiaauticn Of cost; 10 the great ,p.,,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

Tie news brought by the America is still favorable
to the Turkish arms. No new conflicts have taken
place in Europe, but in Asia they have captured
oTal Russian fortress repulsed attempt to re
take the fort OF st Nicholas. and off vicOrs in
one or two minor engagements in the field. Their
main body, under, Abd Pasha, was marching agains;
This the capital of the Russian province OF Georgia,
ard we must soon hear of decisive fighting in that
quarter Meanw lille hostilities suspended the
Danube, and strenuous efforts for peace about to
be put forth by tie Western Powers. II remains to be
whether these negotiations can be successful and
this depends the temper Of the Car. judging from
his conduct thus far, we see little reason 20 anticipate
concession on his part and without it he restoration
Of peace is impossible The results OF the campaign
thus far rot likely to put him in good hunor aud if
he negotiates at all WILL suspect OBy be to gain
time in order to resume active operations in an over
whelmng manner. 1t is possible that general war
nay yet be avoided, but not very probable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

In the Senate Yesterday Mr. Mason offered a resOlu
ton, which was adopted directing the appointment Of
Select Committee to consider the present laws AMI resO
buttons authorizing Senate officers aud to report new
plan for their appointment and organization Mr. Gw1N
gave notice Of several bills gantng land for railroads
in California Mr. SUMMER offered resolution, which
was agreed TO- inquirDg into tue expeiiency Of author
izpg remitances in small sums TO foreign post-Oices
for post.ofice drafts Mr.. CAss offered resolution,
which was agreed to, inqring into the Proprety Of
Congress granting pension to the widow OF Capt
Gunnson, who was recently massacred by the Utah
Indians The joint resolution authorizing the Pres
dent to confer the Brevct rank of LieutenanG enera
was considered and ordered TO be engrossed.
In the House Of Representatives. M HEM present
cd the credentials of HADLEy ID. JOHNSON, Delegate
from Nebraska, which were referred TO Committee on
Elections Several bills were introduced giving lGt1s
for railroad purposes in the South and West Air
HoUsToN offered resolution, which was adopted
directing tie Committee on Naval Affairs to Inquire
into the expediency of dsposog of such Navy Yards
and Marine Hospitals throughout the United States, as
can safely be dispensed with Mr. DISNEY INTRODUCED
the bill for the payment Of French spolatiols,
which was referred. Mr.. MILLER introduced bill
organizing the Territory Of Nebraska, which
ferred to Comsttee on Territories, after which the
House went into Committee on the President Massage.
The debate Of yesterday was resumed by Mr. WRIGHT,
Of Pa followed by Mr. SMITH of New-York and BAY
~ of Va The Committee rose, Mr. PHELPS Of 30.
having tie GOor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
TEE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Dee 81

~
contains the following:
FpIrORIALs Aussrisn Aid Rzss the Russian Df-st
Iqs Territorial CouJntfecs. Ecvsl Het rns A Popular
Work IoTer Csliio-nia: The "srOo the Danube; Iis
Pubi Lspd A Foote down 10 The Boots Aos-L1" a.
Ere Lbels and the Press. &c
II RUSSIAN JAPAN EXPEDITIONS Report Of Capt LA
denherx
III com PTPRYs EXPEDITION TO JAPAN AdyentIrss
ofsE Officer among the As!lss
~ RAILWAY TRAVELLING IN RUSSIA
VTHE u S. EXPEDITION TO JAPAN Operations At Loo
Choo.
VI THE FINE ARTS: Powelrs DtcoTery Ofths Mississippi
VII COMPLIMENTARY FESTIVAL TO JOHN Mitchell
speech,s Of Mr.. michel and MI GreelsF
VIII LETTERS or AN EXILE No XXKVII.
TX REVIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving In condensed and
form tie important thst have
eurred the United States Mexico, South America sna
Europe.
xxxxIiId CONGRESS Gsn Smiths spseeh "A ID. House Of
Representatives
XII AGRICULTURAL; CARING Gras f1r Hay By steam; OlO
Productions Cattle in Texas Underdrsn NJ. &c.
XII EXHIBITIONS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE; The Cotton
Gin
XIII CITY ITEMS: The MGIke.: Information for Strangers
XIV TELEGRAPH. The Latest News BY Telegraph
XIV MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
XVI REVIEW OF TIE MARKETS: Reports Of tbs sock,
Grain Provision Cattle and Laraber Markets Very fuls
and speeially reported or The tribune
Single copies wrapper can be Obtained a. ne ees& 10 tAs
Counting Room this morning. Price, e. cent?
suascRIrTIor-One copy year s. three copies -
sve copies s. sobs S12 50 twenty copies ito one I'D
dress. $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
S. SUPREME RT-CONFIRMATION-A
JOURNMENr OF CONGRESS-, sc.
WAsHlNGIOY, Thursday, Dee %, 1853.

WAsHiNGTOS Thursday Dec. %, 1888.
In the L 5. Supreme Court, to day Messrs Jeremiah
Clemens, of Alabama, and w G. Johnson, of New York
admitted to the bar In the No. 33-Chouteau
Moloneya argument continued by Messrs. Wilson
ard Smith for defendant.
The President has nominated and the Senate today con
frmed Mr. T. j. Steer of Rhode Island as Consul at
Dundee Scotland, vice DE Wolf deceased
The House Committee on Pablo Lands have appointed
Francis j. GIund the letter wntcr, their Clerk.
II is understood that both Houses Of Congress will adj
journ to morrow until Tuesday. TO give members
opportunity to spend Christmas. Many of the members
have already left for their homes No important business
will be done in Congress until after New Year.
There of very serious charges about to be
preferred against the Governor of Minnesota Territory
which, if subsantated vii undoubtedly lead to his
nOvGl from Office.
Mdshipman Henry Erben is detached from the
ACADEMY and AssisGn. Surgeon Richard B. TGtenstsn
from the Hospital Norfolk and both ordered to the
Coast Survey schooner Crawford. Passed hidshpmgn
Earl English has been ordered 10 the same, Acting
Master. Alidshipman d. C. Campbell aud John G..
Mitchell have been ordered to the Decatur. Boatswain
Joseph Lewis has been detached from the Prince
ton waiting orders James Walker has been detached from
the Navy Yard at Philadelphia, and ordered to the
Princeton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

We print in another part Of this paper the letter Of
an intelligent observer who, in the City of Mexico is
watching the playing out Of that drama whose next
act will consist in the proclamation Of ANTONIO l. as
tie monarch of the Mexican Empire. We commend
Lis statements TO the careful study of our readers
He may be wrong in believing that Santa Annals eleva
ton to tie throne is necessity, and viii prove benefit
to Mexico but wrong he certainly s not in Lis exhibit
Of the npossibty OF any fusion between TIE peopof
that country and those of the United States He holds
with Cen SCOTT that the annexation of Mexico
would be calamity to the North American Republic;
and it is difficult to see how, with the facts in view,
any sound mind can arrive at any other conclusion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

pre,y TO root out Of our Municipality the bansiai II"
auepee of party politics
We expect them 10 sweep ont OF Once every mem
ciept. knayisb loaing drunken funconary susecs 10
removal by them, aud Gil their places with hoaes''
capable energetic faithful public servants and to keep
in ever one Of their present subOrdnates who Is nj
and worthy-al without the least consideration oil tne
politics of those who stay in. Of those who come 'n OF
OF those who go out.
We expect them ever to bear in mind that they "or'
not elected BY votes from the groggeries, glmoing
houses and brothcls of the CITY, but by those wac
eschew and detest such haunts OF pollution AMI we
expect them not to put their to the license Of
one crogshopnot one-but speedily consider patiently
mature and vigorously execute measures calculated 10
rid our City wholly of those who make gain OF Intern
perance Gambling and Lewdness If to this end new
legislation is needed we expect them promptly to say
oand make application to the Legislature accordingly
We expect then to remember that the Taxation Of
our CITY is now eyorbitan and that they elected
not to feather the nests of brothers unces or cousins
as Policemen, Inspectors, DOckmasters, &c, but 70
tighten the public burdens and to realize that TO THIS
end the diminuton of our Citys load Of Paupersm aud
Crime. with the vices which niuce them is essential
We expect-but We must not forget the sable Divines
forcbe admoniton If so much shall be realized from
the labors of our new rulers as we have already ni
Gated the struggle for Reform will not have been ma lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
Of all, and this the editor of Tie JsT'0H'Sa knows
mr. ought To know as well as we do.

Of all and this the editor of Tie JgsT'0Hi0n knows,
or ought TO know. az well as we do.
In the article 10 which we have now bees favored
with reply we stated that agreeaby to the Jsy''s'H-
;ans own figures the lead trade of Galena increased
from s76l 600 IN 1912 to Sls3i0o0 in 1917, whereas
il has now fallen to 81 3)O and requested its editor to
explain who it was, in its neishbOrhoOd who had been
benefited by the Democratic tariff OF 1916 that
was to protect tie many against the few but has ena
bed the few to accumulate fortunes at the cost OF the
MANY With that explanation we have not been
favored but in lieu of it are assured that we have
called the writer" fool" and thus furnished With
new evidence of the correctness of what we then as
serted in regard to the stoldy OF large portion Of
the British Free Trade press We renew the apPh-
cation for it, and will calmly await its receipt hoping
in the meantime, that our contemporary may derive
much pleasure from sporting the cap aud oens wSn
which be has SO appropriately decorated his head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
EXPLOSION OF THB srEAMER MARLBOROUGH
AT CUARLESTON-FIFTEES LIVES LOST
CHARLESTON, Thursday, Dec. y i'''

CHARLESTON, Thursday, Dec ~ 100
TIE steamer Marlborough when on the point Of a'.'.g
al oclock this morning for Cheraw and other iAnans
the Pedee River with assorted cargo, efpioaea ~
boiler instantly killing The Captain, W NJ snaH"S.
the mate Mr. Builen, formerly the Captain OF tne oA
anok; the Chief Engineer, Warren Some ana "
twelve out of the fifteen hands on board IA
The schooner Ilootner Of Frankfort Maine bouni VIZ
cargo Of lumber from Maypor Ms Flor a. 70 hs sa IN
aue sprung aleak the nth inst. and was o. The
the 18th twenty FIVE miles south OF 81 Joaas pl' go
are g total loss T.. MA. ga
The schr j. Webster from Charleston for Noodle "a
lost on the 10th OF s.. Simons Captain ana ere" ~.
The Vessel was insured for $4,000, and the cargo .. "a
for a 200 in the Columbia Insurance Company Ca''
ton Agency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

The Honorable WIN. NJ Tweed, Representative ia
Congress- from the Seventh and Thirteenth Wards OF
this City and the legally defuact City OF Williams
bursh. he's abandoned bis ariuOus duties as Member
of the Committee on Invalid Pensions at Washington
and is now hanging round the City Hall in the Park
taking his "a per day from the municipal Treasury
for services as Alderman at the same time bleeding
Uncle sam s. per diem for absentng himself from his
congressional duties Some people may thinkit doubtful
business for member Congress to adhere to The
Forty Thieves after being elected to the House oil
Representatives; but Mr.. Tweed has no scrupes on
that score He was even here the 9TH inst to vote
for the Broadway Railroad and is not that affair to be
put through over the Mayors veto on the 3Jth inst
Then there is parzan to be rewarded in the appoint
ment of Commssioner Of Jurors and If all the con
fderses are not on hand the prize may be lest by the
appointment going over to the new Board oil Alder
men Accordingly 1lr. Tweed exchanges the National
legislature for the Municipal taking care however to
pocket the pay for both offices. His qualifications to
6 both Offices with distinguished ability will not be
disputed by those who know him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

A MsTKE-W. S. writes that he lately sent US
dollar las subscription and communication for oar
ooumnsthat the dollar retained and the paper semi
but the article not rehabilitation he concludes that
moHcs in better demand ia your market than 6r1as
If that true would not be amazing Editors are
supposed TO have brains than money ba. his con
cuson is not justified by his premises The money was
genuine; TIE rams bogus.