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Y,he GeaafEealieat

offered greater Inducements than to purchase TIE
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
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Spring and summer Clothing.
PITKIN CO.,
81 CAMP STREET eb

g Subscribers have by arrivals received large add
lion TO their Stock of v
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
embracing Fabrics Their assorment
now o. the varied in the South.
E Friends the Country be supplied with better
Clothing than be usually obshsd and at
nrirss. aplO ZIP
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NOTICE TO SUGAR AND MOLASsES
BRoKERs-Eo Busress viii be transacted the Levss
AFTER Two O'CLOCK, NJ from the 9Th day of u SE unit. the
18Th Of OCTOBER. ie59t
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T'eraNda Hotel, .s,esU Orleans

REDUCTION IN PRICES.
sxr The Rates Hotel, ,ha date, In
stead Of % per day, will be followst
In Ladies' Ordinary, PSF 50
GentlsmRn's do. Observation-Disclosures. 90
only, do. per week SOC
my qp j. W. YOUNG, Proprietor.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC
CT The stock in this line, consisting r. COOPER, NJ.
TOBIAS and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with
assortment OF SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS together with ainrge
stock Of fine and EASTERN gELRY sIVERWARE etc.
oeeh with gAtcare by ROBERTS, engaged
and having purchased exclusively for
81 Every article WARRANTED AS REPREsENTED, or the
MONEY REF UNDED. ~ ~ ~ ' - "
~ w "r s.gELRY, etc, CAREFULLY REPAIRED and
w L-L.. tl FIN
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.VGW WOVN8s
l Tho Subscribers raeep Choice and Superior
SUMMER CLOTH NC,
by House New York. expAsy for the City
retail trade comprising all and desirable in Goods
Styles Also UNDER GARMENTS the various kinds
THOMPSON, NIXEN d CO.,
nnak sntt II Camp atreat.
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The .gagC Orleans Printing House,

I'VE .VGEU TBFE8lEFSH E1FslIEEtFty MOUSE,
A NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT, IL"
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 90 CAMP STREET,
Between PoydTaa n Hatehas)
Propristora Wis y; se sRn 5 sH Ia NM
E AttbIu Eatabshmen. cHEAPLY NEATLY aaa
EXPEDITIousLY, ali kinds OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

tu1bed le eguanmity Of JOIN Dayi- He VIZ one OIL
the men who never believed in the ftOth and rhoco
on,ade Of the South about dlsuuon; ADD vas always
ready to say Let tie trial come His LANGUAGE on adj
,uch occasions was, if We have Government let US
know il and il have not, Jet Us know il. ltwas by
this steaGiness and stsbiy Of character. that he
always exercised powerful ioAuence in Congress,
reyer measured and seldom recognized IN public,
because OF ts being but which the less
elective % thar account The future bo.rapher Of
Gov Davis vii do him Injustice II he fails 10 hold hin
VI 81 a mao eloebtly bred for emergencies; as q
nan Of clear jadg neDt rescute purpose ready ~ ac
without oppreLenion without equivocaton. aud with
out compromising. 10 thess qualities be occupies q
rank ibft RI, TO Of Bis cotemporares, while his
career IN bese respects affords striking contrast TO
more than one o. Massachusetts, most distinguished
represe n'atiyes in the Senate II that Stase wouli
slways send to Congress made after the model oil
honest Jonn Davis the title of model Common
wealth would well apply to her political repre-
senstion Washington, as Is now applies to her indus
Trial development and her social status. If she could
always have such 10 represent her ia Congress OF
occupy Der Governors chair her glory wouli remain
uudimned and her highest honors un.arnished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

In the House of Representatives the bill from the
Senate awarding 100000 70 the discover of practical
anasthesa TAI en- up, and after brief DEBATE was
laid on the table by vote of 81 to 46. The Commit
tee on Post Offices and Post Roads reported bill TO
provide for semimonthly weekly mail service be-
tween the Atlantic States and San Francisco. On
motion the consideration of the bill postponed
until the first Monday in June The House then vent
into Committee of the Whole and took up for consid
GRAFTON the Private Calendar. The claims of Richard
w. Meade for some three or four hundred thousand
dollars for losses in Spain in mercantile transactions
thirty years ago, was considered but without coming
to decision the Committee rose and the House ad-
jour- ed until Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22
THE NEBRASKA BILL,
; Tho ". Y Tribune.

Correspondence Of Tho N. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Thursday. April2e, 1854
The mort desperate and determined efforts are bsiag
made 10 Gerry the Nebraska bull through the Hou~.
Douglas has avowed msef lately ultra Hsrd sad b.
all sm,los to Messrs Cutting, Maurice Co He declares
that Sofs shall b. confrmsd by the Senate s,ns
PERSONS believe that the bargain has been struck whereby
Marry is 10 be BUNDLED and Cutting 81 Co. in rsun
to 60 for Nebraska But they are MT quite sure u hA
/ don't believe Cutting AID the NewYoek Hsrds asnM
caught tn Pudgeons 1t TOO late Neither do believe
Ntbrsska can DO carried Gen son has jus, returned
from Virginia and he says the peop, Of his dsaict
posed to the bill almost unanimously. new member hes
in from Tennessee atd he is opposed toll Ifkhss
gained any supporttr among northern members OIL
has lost mere among the southern.
II is however very certain that in their desperation.
Douglas & Co. have resolved to make Nebraska sa
in the Senate hereafter with candidates for confirm eu
Mr. Acbson declared recently in Executive session ths hs
would for such the Senators from Oas
and Chase and Sumner than for Prse Sod
Democrats who had skukd into the party to share il tn
unpbs. So that wsr 10 the knife is DECLARED
The conduct Of Mr. James in moving reconsiderssios
Of the defeated Treaty and then leaving the Senate
variousy commented upon The Treaty will now probably
pass its friends will be indeb to Mr. james OF l.
for the of the measure We may still nqulfs-b
there a North ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for April %
The NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
cf nfAinr the fnllnHIr.

&C ntsiDs the following:
IFpITORIALSi PscDs sbs BARK sse' Tb- Zee o. Pot
The Question of tpynght Sieve ana t'r O9is1i
M. alive Power u he sofh sst 30 lt1i The in,n
Nseay NJ Peoples . ies-, IlinnPi o. Or.daatlo1'
Lard GIsou-t,os 81 -t-te OF IN L9nrr @nsfoii
Ire TuIoresn War III. south IN faF snti0s' IA IL
instrsioo Of 5lassTF; A. EHpefir ,nithH fsiisa no
H. BAYARD TAYLURs LETTERS Cassss Prom
III TUE srA1E or EUROPE Liter. from Or O~n Co..
r,,rordfnts A sud ksrl h.ra; The Wa Dsbsts
IN P,rli.neTi; The Deductions Of Wa
yIOss OF SHIP PoNHaTAS AID - LIVES Forty
Desd odiss Wsshed Ashore, Othsr SHIPS WfecEed
Pseket,hip Uno-r ritsr Adore
yPpyIEw or TIE WEEA; Giving IN eonfe,s,i and
the most lbs
Occurred Urred safes Bh.ish America sKieo
Havsrs Europe aud A-straia
W..TOLiTI-AL INTE LIIGtSCEs Nsins. Co1nec'ieot;
Msasch sets. Penns vs.is Minnesota sPesks tor Iree
Tsriisory
VII. XXXnID CONGRESS; Tn. Koszts AGsi--S,iri.a.l
Msrif,' atiOn.; speech o. Mr. slirifsin the Seni'e
VIII. DEATH or PROFESSOR WILSON
IX..HENBY WARD 9EECHER IN WASHINGTON: Let.
ter from o. Own Correspondent Q
X..LETIER FROM COL FREMONT TO COT BENTON.
M..NEw PUBLICATIONS; Purple rins Of Pas by 3aJs
81 Jrtu
xT..AsNUAL MEETING: wOm.ps Ns-YOrt State Tempe.
Society
Kill AMERICAN IEsTITUTE-FARMEsS CLUB.
xIy..TELEGRAPH The --latest News BY telegraph
XIV. MARRIAGE. aud DEATHS
XyI..REvIEW OF THE MARKETS Reports VI the Stock,
Crsn Provision .nd Cattle Markets Very fully and spe-
cislly reported for The tribune
b. obtained he desk In the
tbs morning Price, 81 eents
suEscKTo, copy for one yesf - nree copies 80
copes IS, copss S12 80" tVsnty comics 10 one d
9FesGl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22
WHO rs THE AUTHOR OF THE HULSENANS
LIE FTER2

To Editor Of TIE n. " T,ibase. /.
SIR: The attempt TO deprive Mr.. Webster Of the crsls
Of the authorship Of the celebrated letter addressed s
Chevaer HuIsemanD may be illus rated il not expsins@
by The folio wing case which has not been reported;
In ls46 q large claim to lands in the Lake Supssw
mineral district rejected by the Secretary Of War sse
an appeal wes taken from his decision the Prssdsak
Tie President r Polk referred it 10 tue Attorney Ges$
raj The Secretary of War Alr Marcy defended biz y
csion in an elaborate, written argument, which w"s
swered by the csim.nts Attorney. The Attorney
CMr. Mason desired the opinion of Mr. Webster and n
quesd ME, the Attorney Of the claimants 70 obsss
for him.
accordingly called upon Mr. Webster and gave Sias
full history Of the csseit early in the morning Of ~
day previous to his great speech in vndicson Of hn:s
against the IDgersol calumnies Mr. Webster sisted u
ttrorg snd colfrolDg points in the casererred -
various authorities AID specified with great psriea'sV
the order in which the points should be stated and ~ ~
else language to be employed He did this verbaH Wv
desired to write it out and submit to him for c@
tiop. I did so-and called agan the next morning. ~.
the draft Of bis opinion orally expressed the pew"
morning He carefully examined il and msde SONS -
corrections in the language, as thought For '~s.
he'd used the expression action Of the Governms's
be said lha expression that has coms INTO use -
ing the last twenty years and the, the corscf sDa
significant expression "procesd'ags OF me w.
"ment" After making his corrections and amusing
nshuc,irg me exceedingly by his disssds'ios' upo'
gusge and the most appropriate snd foreioe use
he directed to make for copy; which ws'
and be signed aud iDclosed Il in IN envelope "a
the Attorney General which delivered, and he pro-
10 the Ser ate Chamber aud delivered bis s's'n"s
crushing" speech agsinpt Charles Jared Inger''a
Now Il is possible that ia tbs course Of p'lnea
this opinion msy become oil vss. nstonal impofAne. -.
that to be the repuled author thereof may wa. A.
/ Ruhhed consideration. Mr.. Webster Is deaa, sA
original draft Of that opinion in my hand wrt's
u posse ssion, AID could make very plausible
auhorsbip Whereas the truth Is ii is wholly ana -
the opinsn of Mr. Webster and not the 'es
csuss my hand held the ?, that made the dN' 90
And 10 in the Gaze Of the Hisemsnn ieaef. "H ~
ster YVES unwen at tie home Of his CHILDHOOD - -
Hampshire; he communicated fully and hsev "a -
n,iusi and d sting usbed friend Mr. EveEess aas "a
ouest.d him to make the draft Dir Eserea 90 ~
thin Mr.. Webster corrected, approved sna
I submit, therefore Ito compare small wtn . :
whether il be not probable fAai the Halsem nm cue -
much the production Of Daniel w.bssr-snov =. -
finely so-shhoush drafted by Mr. everett Is ~
oriniop refened o. Thicb was d'afed By ars'rn rxyo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

Cspt CAyrIrLp. OF the U. S Typographical Engias.
WI died at Detroit the 18th inst was b,rn in Nee
jersey the OH of April 1901, ADD e.
days past fifty three years OF age The late M,hla Did
ersor who oed in the fall of 1881 Sena or from Nae
jersey aud Secretary OF the Navy under Gen Jacksca
end Philemon Diekerson, formerly member Of Coagss
from New jersey, and a, presep, judge Of the 8 D.
trict Court Of that Stete, bis mseraa unclss n
Yves educated Yves, Point end gradu in ls,s Wild
be was assigned TO the Fourth Regiment of Artlsry
which he served in Florcs Old Point Comfor, "a a
September 1884. no transferred to the ropoyrs,4
Engineers on the death Of Col Ander-on lie ssrvsth
Gen Scots staff ia the Florida in 1896. la isn
after his marriage with daughter of Gen Csss be soot
up bis residence in Detroit. He has sicce been pdsi
pslly epgeged in experimenting river and hsrbs 10
provemen's The Waugosbanee lighthouse conssS&
ed under his direction. and work Of great ability d
which high scientific itsipms nts displayed lie W
appointed by Gov Nice esnd OF Michigan State EagHs
Of the Saul Ste Marie Canal with the assent Of the We
Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

Alta meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the Crys-
tsl Palace held at their Office yesterday afternoon the
following ents for the Reopening the 4th
of May were decided upon:
TIE CRYSTAL PALACE will be reopened on Thurs
day. the 4th day Of May at 8 o'clock M.
The Ceremonies of Relnauguraton aud grand Coro-
nation of Labor and Art will commence at III o'clock
NJ, and in the evening at z! O'Clock.
Invitations are extended.
LIST To ell the eminent inventors in the United States
3D. Cele brated artists, architects and authors.
3D. Two delegates from each organized trade and hand
craft in the Cities of New York, Brooklyn, Williams
burgb Jersey City and Newark.
4th. The Governor, Lieutenant-Governor and State
9Th The Senators and Representatives in Congress
from the State of New York.
9Th The Mayor Aldermen and Common Council.
9TH Tie Recorder and Judges Of the Court.
+ 9Th. The Chief Of Police and City Judges.
9th. The Mayor and Common Councils OF Brooklyn
WillisnsburPh, Newark and Jersey City.
10th The President, Secretary Trustees and Treasurer
of the Fire Department
18th The Chief and Assistant Engineers Of New York,
Brooklyn, wlismsburgh Newark and Jersey City Fire
18th Military and Naval Commandants
18th The Editors Of all the Newspapers in the above
cities
18th The Reverend the Clergy of The above cities.
18Th The New York Harmonic and other Musical So
cieties
10th. Eminent strsr gers in cur City.
nth President and Professors Of New York University
Colombia College and Free Academy.
18th Presidents II the Medical Colleges.
18th. Principals of each Public School
The invited guests will meet in the Governors room, al
the City Hal at q O'Clock A.
Proces.ion TO form at tie City Hal at 10 o'clock march
to Canal ct. accompanied By
poDwoETH's BAN,
sr j 'tke Gers l. he Pc ace
The CeHmenits q. the Crystal Pascs, bS.h day anS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

The FIRE AT CHARLEsroS.-rhe assurances on the n.
cent destructive fire at Charleston amount to tinOc
Among the offices tha, lose BY the coDasgraton are III
Unicn Mutual of New York. go Oooj National Nsv York
$4,000; Home Insurance New York $4,000 Ho yard
New.YoIk, s5 OO0 Farmers, New York. $1,000; Metro.
politan, New York, 10000 Granite New York, $4,000;
Equitable, New York. $4,000; Newark 10000; Prosc-
ton, Hartford $4,000; .E'nA Hartford $1,000 Con.
necticut, $4,000 Roger Williams Providence Ri $4,000;
American IDs Co, Providence r. I 5000; Girsrd
Phiadelphis, $4,000; aud Boston Offices $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22
JENNY LIND II VIENNA Our cOrresp..Ssst 4,
Vienna thus speaks of the divine Jenny, - he Lx,.

JENNY LIND sr VIENNA Our corresp..S-,x :,
Vienna thus speaks Of the divine Jenny, - he h~s.,
seen and heard her IN that cts =.
81 had last Friday the opportunity Of hesrias y,,,
Lird She and her Priace Albert husbsad srs gy.-
series OF concerts in yesns. She is o. great Ave.
with the phlesm Gernabs a. win .ho NOR. erc,,.s
Americans SIZE sang 10 Vienna as AgatAe as bsfss -
storm Of a. and il may be hat her s~s.s wild noss II
sgsin be folio sed By tho so-ccl,ud OF rSvOluso Al
dukes aud countesos were 5nong the innsose shr :,
who it.ued to her on Friday As ever she so,rea syn
all ordinary conceptions OF ar 10 Hsydns Css,O> =,
reminded us once moro of Jol, ApiersOa w Jor, 4
p,et,, German song 'Ioh mHss ma eisaa!saysa
Far be from me to critcise gAa Is above al csiu
but cannot help thinking that Jenny Lind voice h~hs
in quality what it bns gaiaed ia rover The hewseas
Ngh,ir gale Of the North IL Iorser the Jenny Ls1
earlier DAYS She hos matursd in'o Madame GoliscAuA
She was then the blooming pOrsOpifeation OF s,ags =,
she is the queery womsn. Time has Tudey dssips,dA
halo which epcucled her she passed hrough her we~
orbit ard delighted all hearts with the wchery OF heru~
Ders and the splebdor OF her song rhere is sonehss
perennial however in her art snd he dazzle Of its MIDI
is earcely lees delightful than the rosy finger ID Aunn
its morniTg ! was however, slightly dssopoio;sd ~
when she ceme the sage could not help exc'simas
Colds bmidl Goldschmdtl why has, thou broksa q
charm" -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22
WHOLESALE Book AND STATIONERY House
M.scs Bsorssss No z; fsri-rox.

Z MASON BROTHERS, No 2 fsrk-row,
OPPOSITE the Aston House York oder
SrocK OF Books AND SrAuoskRy. ior Cssh only.
The Of Goods line purchased BY Coauiry h
usually quite small compared with their Dry Goods Hard
s.re other bills and the eireamance sosoiuey
the Book bussess time
profs Tor the Losses expenses
iy involved In credit bssiness Of small We have
duped our plan Of Small Prof UnvarJns Pces
and Terms always Cash and invite Country Merchants call
Judge for themselves the saving they can make in buying f'
Cask Is worth uhile. - .
BEN ourselves the sole publishers Of number the leading
selling School Books IN the well
~orhs other depatmt t.ei:ies are unsurpassed
very central and ssy found stand the Aston
House look Of the Park o7d
svod seeing our ssrs Remember Mason BzoraEEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

evspss viii ibelude Musk by the New YORK Her..
Society. sid by pumbe' Of emineu. srtsn, vSs ~
volunteered their sayicts; Address from sers = =
sles, rnon in our country. Distinguished fcx th.ir s.
10 Labor srd ART besides mauY o,hr oter sug ,ai !.
uar siraciiobs ell Of which ill be snasuacss "a -.
d.H -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

timely ssstcbsJ awey By death. We wil pof ssy NAV
labor mar thus be obtained cheaper than III e genera
market: but who can doubt tha tte f.nilf mo waiea
one Of these children o. adversely Is taken IN the
hone Of training 1t to wisdom aud virtue will DO
blessed By the deed even though no cash Pfchs 'ooao
be made out of the little Strangers mnssa'ar ener'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of fHE
SEMr WEEKLY TRIBUNE, for circulation in Europe 1t vii
contain all the --latest News up to the time OF going to press
Single copes in wrappers ready for mailing can be mad at
the desk Price Six Cents. The steamship Hermann sails
from this port for Southampton and Bremen Day at Il
ocl, ok NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

The bill transferring the Lake Shore Railroad to the
Cincinnati and Ashtabula Railroad Company, was
rejected by the Senate of Pennsylvania yesterday
afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

Many a noble pair of Whskers and luIuriant He id
Of hair have bee. ru,ed BY the sPpsSI Of dss,eoq' Sass
b, DEMoSEr MEYERS No Is Cortl.ndis Ladies
s also No Ss Of se
No bostry and No SO Gfsndst
j. H. TOWNSEND Il Co, No. FOL Gresuwich-st.,
oder large and S.su :toce Of Velvet Brussels Al:
Oeoths to "a feet wide, Window Shades Lses Cursins
Dpe COrnces &e Carpets made and fitted the best map
nsr
TRUssEs-Only prize medal for radical cure Trusses
MAssH No Mden lane BY the cryr. Palace
se,ib 10 phe and every variety rupture Superior
ana elastic stoelir. KDee Cap. and Bsndsses
WIGS AND TOUPEEs-BACHELOR of No 233 Broad
~ @ o. ,Dss s.s o and Seedsdy "a, o perfect
imitation of La,uie yet discovered
Say IL this msscl Heads as red as ire
- Turn elsoA OF brown ,ss esa,s we must inquire
Identical in ITS cooriDs pigment
by the s Of the scalp into the hbres OF the head
brow black and Its instantaneous operation does indeed
hike the magic Made sold and privately applied No
Aster Hoose
READ AND REFLECT-The evils of intemperance
great Its sad death die from lie effects No
comfort the Gyms ploS no sweet repo.s hiss
5000 than ship OF brandy buns piles.
s. sssp: Wbols.s Agent. C v CIcrIsrS Co RsDoss
l. Co, Boston, fropreors
"Tbe heavens shake out their cloudy locks" when
9pd storms From many human s,a os
Price Is cents hesdqoaners BARkEks No 81 eroadw.y
HAVE WE A MAN IN The Moon I'VE doubt it, We
bit do DOT do.s, BFT.Ss sI0Ss w Is D s9oa
Try Of these wsfers For sale BY CiIeksscs Co.
No 81 Bsresyst General Agent for Sew-forf aud
SCHOOL Books, BLANK Books, MISCELLANEOUS
OOKs a2d STATIC ray, At whsl..le BY
phhep Blank Boob Manufeus and dealers 10 fren and
nestle stsIiouery No IS JohDr, New York Country
nis and bookseller, invited to cal and examine 4 lSse
which viii be cold lo~ for cash approved credit By
any house 10 sbe trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

The Botanical College at Macon. Ga, anu shs stOrss Of
NeSrs Punch Walker Messett ard 9TH we've eossun
BY Ere On Tue dD. las.
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Subscriptions and advertisements for TIE Nav YORK
TRIBUNE can be left with the following Agents
LoNDoN-Mr w Thomas Nos 10 and 81 Catharine-
street. SnaId
PARIs-Mr Etournesu No 90 Rue St Marc.
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Nem'llora Qailp gripnale.
SATURDAY. April. %, 1854.
The Tribune for Europe.

Me.. Donov.S& our Agent. in Indsns3cs, Il L.
for the Of TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

We see that one of the Wards Of Kentucky, menu
Der of family distinguished for various unfortunate
circumstances, has just been placed on trial for the
murder Of schoolmsster. We have some knowledge
how those things done among the first families OF
Kentucky and venture the prediction that the kill
ing of scbooluaster by cion of one OF these hrst
families will not be reekoned to be any great oiense
by Kentucky jury, and that the murderer will be &C
quilted. The slavebolding legislators OF Virgins
throw uncfTendDg school mistres'es into dungeons
Why should not the kindred ar.tocratic blood Of Ken
tucky be allowed to 60 step further and kill unoend
ing scboolmsstersl The thing has been done and we
lave DO doubt that the man who did it will be acqut-
ted. Indeed we doubt ifa serious effort be made to
convict him. We shall see. Mr. Crittenden is his
lawyer There is prominent example on the records
of Kentucky jurisprudence of the acquital Of young
Kentucky blood guilty Of an equally fragrant murder,
who was defended by Mr. Clay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22
DBsHLER's ANII-PERIoDIC PILLS

DBSHLER'S ASTI-PEkIODfC FILLS,
CERTAIN tURE FOR fEv.s AND AGvE
resting discovery Vegetable Medicine l, AZ
hsct the attention Of PHI csns and nssd by the uniformity
v " IT HrvEK FAILS WIEN USED AS Dlsscrsp.
Solo by Boyd Paul No l9 Chsmbefs Chas Ring corner
Brosowsy s1d John c. Clickeper Co No 81 Barclay W.
Bosdws aud l4h Gao1 corner Bow
cry GRIND sbedeen Bewery sod 4h Gustav
No 60 Oliver and C. g. Hut;hings No IA West
Broadway
OIders from the trade to be addressed to
c. d. DEsHLER. AGent,
New brunswick. v. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

The u S. Frgae Columbia, Commodore NeFtor
g.rived at Norfolk "Wednesday from Havana and tn
Commodore proceeded to Washington.