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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

The citizens of Portsmouth, Va as will be seen by the
following preamble and resolutions adopted public
meeting held there recently have determined to look to the
Federal Executive for prompt aud faithful execution
OF the Fugitive Slave law;
Udereqs Msiot odsden James w. Bipord, Mrr. Smiley
others Of our citizens did short Lose OF their aegpS
who subsequently proved escaped in vessel 20 New Bedr
Mass when they pursued their property 20 As
snd became satisfied from ample evidence that the nefs
had been there and then seeetcd within tho pecnc on
whereas the Marshals chief and subordinate proved
inefficient snd through their inecency and wtu cseesass
cur He'd In securing their property therefore,
BE 70 Resolted That --- be Committee 70 draw upt
statement of the whole matter and that - be Comnns
epoweed lay he same In before his Et
eency the OF the Unit sse aud solicit from hin
such eon in the premises As be may deem proper and eonpss
for him perform - -,
coed al early 3ay practical and convenient TO Whsoa
CITY ia accordance with the foregoing resolution F"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

STEAMSHIP CITY or GLAsGOw-The anxiety in referssa
to this steamship Is increasing with every day that esps
without bringing tidngs of her bu, expericoceia
nautical affairs very far from giving her up 1t he
opinion Of Capt Wyle OF the steamship City of Manchs
ter which arrived at Philadelphia Sa urday last ihs lie
Glasgow is ssfe that she has been hemmed in and d
tanned by the cefeds hs have filed up the Atlantic hx
in endeavorng t. back out OF the ice she has broken s
propeller and that she is either making her way
Philadelphia back to Liverpool under sail or has pu
into the Azores or one of the West India islands The M
dates from Fayal to March 81 which too early ior
her 10 have reached that port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

The HARDS' of State are determined to De
The first party in tee feld for the Fail Election They
speak out very plainly in their State Committees re-
solves OF yesterday and understood be resolved
on running the Hon. GREENE c. BRONSON for Cover
nor, with GEORGE W. CLINTON for LieutGo7ernor;
but perhaps the recent election of the later TO de-
srable Judgeshp in Buffalo may impel him to decline
the nomination Ii is certain that Seymsurs high
bid for the Rum interest Will not avail to give him
chance for reelection. The Hards are not 10 be
taken in and done for Those of them who like Liquor
cannot yet make up their mouths to take it with such
bitters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
MEETING ~ SOMERVILLE
NEW-JERSEY

meeting without distinction Of party assembled Al 10
Cour House in Sonerylle, J., immediately ON the I'D
joornment Of the town meeting called 10 select township
officers from both parties Cammlno, DEM acted a.
chairman and j. V. Voorhees, Wing as secretary ms
meeting passed be following resolutions vi hodt dsenE
ire voice:
RsI Thst ~ Missouri Cofopromise aud InoN
durecafs ard at5en q 20 epsi ra',
alter ann nd render uope atiy' The tl.f ~h7 Ne no
oupeed 10 sryery lava ioirg AID Lnon9ylng people,
have ever the Of 10 Coi gfon s1 ING
contract, ConFess rssuns bsreom never 10 etes
with TIE ccmsste nsftuuCrs u other stars cor 0e1g taS ~
Rouse Of RepTsse1ves Of to- United Nse.
which passed toe senate foE re orgzasfJn u zoe %
rtofs Il ehrassa and kaE oesEogDg he
and sLAvERY Whereby he eio nent made n s.S
the Re AIRED "noeTqtrs aad void While .ee
hsd uninterrupted osent Of the territory g1ed Ael
therefore the solemn orotes; ssan tss
ibis bill Of any ether enbyaE He prneiples sna
have rgbtto aDd that Slavery shall conras % ,. -
e1c-Gsd from AmeIesn tertoTy nofn Of o. :" 1'-
- 81.
Eeiof That we esm Re2resenbye IN Coazrs- VI
Yea esrse NY the psssse tl o.,
oflte principles but every hososos means "
bs power prevent it, p1sssse. ..s.,-
Hsed the pToceeeinss Of ills meeting b sem %
a.crs Repfessnvs for prosecution - Conusss
pUbAbed IL the papers Vi both parties 10 this
Thee revolutions were reported by > b Ransom Esq
leading Democrat; who acted as Chairman OF the C'mm%
tee Resolutions and enforced their adoption BY sao
peninen; and effective speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
con.foI ), ut1 Car0IIna. and :
r5Inquish tkeir grasp Of power.

lie Netr- York Musical Rerier published b. Mason
Brothers, belins new sere. with the number for
iais week Under tie man lgement Of its present
proprietor, The Musical Rtrier mas giined hgh
rsIk as an AT Journal while the practical an popu-
lar character it, AID miscellany adapys it for
general circulation. Il aims TO supply the demand
among ckOirs. sDgng sckOols AID socisl circles for
lev sacred and glee musc such congregations and
5Hes can easily perform and at the same tune SUB
Gets the new usca works ct tie iay 20 searching
criticisms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

BY our teegraphic dispatches from New Orleans We
have adyices from Vera Cruz TO the Sth and from the
City of Mexico to the It'll inst With regard TO the
Alvarez Instruction the accounts are very contradic
tory. One account says thst several skirmishes had
taken place between the troops Of Santa Anna and
Alvarez in which the latter was generally worstel
that prisoners were taken on both sides and several of
them shot, and that Alyarezs followers were desert
Ing him. Another, that there cessation of hos
tlites between Santa Anna and Alvarez in conse-
quence Of concessions by the former and another that
Alvarez was strongly fortified on hill at Peregrina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

FROM UTAH TERRITORY-Advices from Great Salt Lsks
City to Feb % have been received The papers furnish
nesger supply Of news The IRiepenGeso Messenger
says:
The conductor reports that the mail party which leh
Fort Laramie for Salt Lake City January last have not
been heard Of Fears entertained that they have per-
shed there is immense quantities Of beyond Is
rame For the last six days the mail party coming in
have experienced unusual quantity OF disagreesble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
WHOLESALE Book AND STATIONERY HOUSE,


MASON BROTHERS. No % Psrk-rOw,
the House SeWYok offer plete
STOCK Books STATIONERY. for Cash onls
The Of Goods line purchased by Country Mt
chsD sray quite small compared with their Dry Goods Hard
other bills and this Circumstance absolutely
pels Jobbcr the Boob business who sell time get larger
make or the loses and extra
Say involved in credit business Of slsll amounts We have
adopted business the plan OF Small Profits Unvaryng Prices
and Terms always Cash and invite Country Merchants call
Judge for msees the saving they make in buying for
Cash L. worth while.
Be ourselves the soe publishers Of number Of the leading and
selling School Books the well
orks in Other depbrtme facilities unsurpassed
location central and easily found sand The Aston
House and look the Of the Park and
avoid seeing sigma Bartender the MsoS BgorHE2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

South CAROLINA Hon. DAVID WALLACE, for
rsrly in Congress ouE in elaborate letter in favor Of
choosing the Electors of President in la. State ies in all
ohers by the People instead Of the Legsarure We
rect he easily convince all the of the Amer
.can Peeps OF the souLdpes Of MS position than H.
Ne ogsrchy Of extensive Shareholders 10 the lower coun
5es who control 5 nth Carolina and Soo are not very
hkCly 10 r5Enquish tkeir grasp Of power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

The Courier and journals Temperance paper issued
each Saturday at Albany and Rcchester-bean tie
following motto, which seems to us jus! about right
the Governor to the contrary notwithstanding;
Our PRINciPLES-Protection 10 the innocent-lss
for the lawles and disobedent-m suasion for tie
.lrurk nrd-lecal snasion for the dnnkard maker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

10 the Beard Of Councilman lest night, Mr. Wild
Considered himself insulted BY Mr.. 5eeey; and the
resut wss challenge. which was promptly accepted
We give detailed account elsewhere The Report Of
the Committee on Public Health aushOrziag she Cor
roller TO pay tbe amount claimed to be due 20 NJ
Reyrods. On tie Ofal Contract passed by 7ote Of
36 IN %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
Ntpo'2lo1k Daily G4I9aa}t
THURSDAY, APRIL -, 1854.
70 CORRrSpONDENTs.


be- gGkeu
uiended FOR insertion Re clhentcsed by the sut
tn wrterpot necessarily tor publication bu-
guaranty OF good iaith
We cannot ppdenale rejected Conmg -icatun
TO FRFEDs Subscribers IN endo enit;ences re11eny
omit mention the Of the POsOce and frequently
The Of the STATE 10 which their is 10 be entaw -
mention the OF fhe P1stfyce and STATE
wishing bsye the direction The TRBUsE chang
NJ state he Old aGdress VOL ~ the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

1t ought TO be evident by this time that South
ern brethren live in the wrong country, and talk
great deal of nonsense in consequence They should
either abolish their peculiar Institution, or change
their political system. Slavery requires despotism
like that of Russia TO it from beng absurd, as
well as perDcious ard inhuniaD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

The price Tor advertising in tie WEEKLY TsIsUNE sill heFes
BE sIFTY CENTS a line. each insertion.
The circulation Of the Weekly alone has reached the apr
sedentcd number OF 1903 $50 copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

Course Who viii be slave
That las strength 10 dig grave,
And therein bis fettsrs bice
And lay q tyTant By his side
Coutsse,- Hope, how.'er he ~
For a time. car ntrey Gle
Courage, therefore, brother men
CRY God q" sad 70 the hghi
sgaiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

with every preparation made for determined resist
tnce. The general opinion was that santa AnAA would
he defeated and fnally Overtbr0wn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

George L L'FAyE, No 2ei wc.tun.ter-st Agent
Pro, the sale Of TIE TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

TRUssEs.-The only prize medal for Trusses, award
ed to MARSH Co. by the lLdpsta Exhibition OF All Nations
Palace or their radical Truss rhs peculiar
this True has teen orth complete aud omprehen-
pamphlet descriptive Of every variety Of rupture Asc
Stockings Kneeeaps and every variety Of Baadage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

MnNE-Tbe " Liberals Of Maine have called
State Democratic Mass Convention at Portland on the
18th Of day Of June next 70 nominate for the ensuing
election al who disposed to promote the ascend
aney OF liberal views invited to participate. 1t is
sad that SHEPPARD Carey of Aroos.oOk I'll probably be
nominated Ter Governor
Two new Counties have been formed by the present
legislature -SogcdahOck composed Of tina, portion Of Lin
n adjoining the Kennebec River AID which will probs-
BY have Barb for its she town al AHdroseoggu taken
from The southeast Of Oxford the south west OF
Kennebec end the northeast corner Of Cumber and
Counties and having It's County buildings a, the manutac
turing village OF Lewiston Falls Some statistics OF the
two Counties are az follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
STOP THIEF is the cry of the culprit to divert the

public bis msdeeds which Illustrated In the advertise
Singer has su pending against for infringing
he q
pape-s believing method slencDg
them In whoever they dare cite appear II any
DESTROYS seeing certified copy OF the Moy johnson
they do by calling our Office No l' Broadway
GRoVER. RAKER Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

RUNAWAY on the Goth Febru-
ary last, = negro man named SEW
ERIN, yellOE complexion, with
long. curly hair, histesth zre very
much decsyed SPEAKS sreoch sut
English aud is 4 very inteliigenE
fellow. and Is Ia the habit Of get
ting work at painting and white
washing houses Said boy is about
q years IF age, and will probably
pass as & free mAn. A reward OF
So will be given for him. and
$40 for evidence 10 convict any
free person for hstbl ring or EN-.
ploying him. DANIEL BLOCK,
al Carr.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

SEWING MACHINES BAGS BAGS-SINGERs SIN
sic Threaded Sewing Machines with unequad rpdg
esbt absolutely perfect The
Machines secured BY che orgns MoTey John
pate We have tiled b equity the
s. New York prevent Grover, Co.
nom ipnsrg this patent The stop thief" pincpe will Ia due
nror lllnstIaed NJ SINeLR Co 30 brosdMAy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

WIGS AND TOT PEES.-BACuEIOR, Of No 233 Broad
way pleased another beautiful improvement the
manufacture Of hese sce This impr2l applied
hair work and Decidedly the
,lf.fio OF nat eve vel rcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

The bin to repeal Jones's Wood Park has passed
bOtn Houses Of our STATE Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

T0f(3 JJT PTfltfenI
T0-ns Ppularr pa,uanoa Ha'e. P.>yee
ssgsGshock.....I5 A62 s567l0 L7a SIS L29S
Androscosstn....u 1910 fi5!12 l55 so l5S
OF courss Lincoln, biher,o generally Wing will
hereafter be doubtful with the other cd s1unies no
material change politically is made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
POETRY AND TRUTH.

Tie Ner Orleans Daily Trn Delta of the Both inst.
contains the following side by side in contiguous col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
81 00n kEMARn-C AITIoN-SEMING MACnINEs-

SEWING MACnINES-PRESENT STATE or THE WAR.
The putc particularly invited 10 read Advertisement In
the Machinery" column inside containing fail account OF 'he
suits against Elias Howe Jr The Wheeler sDd Wilson
Manufacturing Comp Grover Baker Co Tho American Mag
Swirg Machine Conn aud Taylor Aos dealers IN ~
Hsnts Machines for infringns upon our patenls
I NJ SINGER & Go. No S23 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

No 261 CRrENWICH. sT-GREAsON, Of the above
punhcr always varied AID e ssa stock oilsnspsen
Shades which gotten up In the most Nor sly
which ats speaking cannot be excsed They sre sold
prices varying from 81. 10 and Upward per pair MS
sck Of Gilt Comics Muns aud Curtain Materials OF ns
frt quality Are you in Of OIL Cloths Paper Haagnss'
q q (; wa SON a. his pr-e are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

srzAsEs. HUTCHINSON & Co. wholesale dealers ID
Mia gssroxS Dtrc Goors LINENS EnsHoipEhsA LAohs'
N.sruL.s Hoagky MuLEEsV GOODS &c Merchants nom e.
-. 40, nvied 10 EXAMINE our soot besoTe o1Tchssag
~ HUTcAiSsos %.
NJ. II ana u Wsrrep q doors be'oS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
Young IREIANp.-The increasing and prorressir

Young RELAND.-The increasing and progressive
pst, Ysuss ireland blaze Of glory evenns ana
Der eloquent defender delivered sPendd eusEup BpOn the
and esn OF her effort for freedom
obsei 70 that the orator suffering
cold stsd The excellent and inviting compound BRYAxs
Pslnonic War al cold and ell diseases Of the lungs
will svsu bnsef At Of this remedy and DO
stored biz usual health cesn box Sold BY clcKEsEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

FOO q, Io7I
ECARPETINGS, on CLOTHS, DC. &C.-By recent
from Euiope The suscr bes session of ele
san new rich and splendid assortment Of these inmable goods
which conjunction admirable aud diversified
stock res combustion Of exquste styles co0 shades and
patterns but the attention of wholesale
aud retail purchasers ..
WILLIS NoGPoRrY GEORGE u TILEY. No li2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

CHAkLEs IRvIsc, secretary
Eev.. II orr. Feb. q. Ia,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

foWhfiS> AMI WELLS hIchOiuStSlt satd E'ibNsD-
eis, Clinton Hall No Isl Nhssssst, New.lols
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE" GA what a fright
ssolAin the fair sdv whose bAr changing brown
PEPPER ana salt color But why, INDIAN DO you continue
fright when IA few CSiSTADoEOS DYE
the glorious that envy Of your
Sold IDc applied at Nc. 6 House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13

have seen the old bare tree limbs bud again affair
wniry soms have TIE doll eAh O~ warn .saa; Bat
The reproduction Of ALLEN by
GrEssELEss TONGUE price sc Hesdqaar;eIs BAaxEES No
aQO IA
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-16
The Contest in Pennsylvania

We have given 10 readers the result OF the pro-
eeedings OF The late democratic convention at Harrisburg
The nominees for the coming contest in Pennsylvania
democrats and the resolutions adopted are thor
oughly mbued with the long principles of our
party. The only circumstance which causes us any re-
greet in this connexon is the fact that il was not deter
mined by the convention give the grea, principle of
non-n,ervention, affirmed in the Nebraska bill, d.
and specific endorsement The resolutions are good
far they 20, and will command the united approval
Of the Pennsylvania democracy-hey would have been
better, according to judgment, il they had supplied
the omission to which we have adverted The Pbila.
dephia Argus closes an article announcing The nomna
tons OF the convention with the following eloquent and
patriotic remarks:
"Thus marshaIled. the democracy OF the old Keystone
enters the field ofoonest. With full and
in the wisdom, honesty, and patriotism OF the national
minisiraton and with reliance the oenested fidelity
OF the in this State, each preparing for the
duties incident 10 his station, The old principles
involved in this struggle which have been the dividing
line between the democratic party and its enemies We
contend the right OF the people segovernment the
protection Of the many against the schemes and mschi-
nations Of the few, the Judgement OF all power in the
hands Of the people, the faithful execution OF public
trusts the honesty of public servants, and the aboli.
ton Of all monopolies that tend undermine rights
the These the great eternal indestruotibe
principles Of the democratic party which cannot be BAR
tered away by compromised overshadowed by erpe-
dienoy. They arr the principles which fathers
founded this republic and which have made II the home
and asylum Of the oppressed Of all nations They were
true in I776they unsssailable to-day In every sug
GLE when the democracy planted their banner these doc
unes, they victorious. When they followed the
phanoms Of expedency listened to the seductions of
time defeat, pter and ruinous. was the conse-
quenoe The will turn deaf to appeals that
have higher aims than elevate particular persons
places Of and profit but rally their strength when
combat for principles presented for their assistance and
cooperation The path OF duty is ever the one that leads
eventual and with this fact sanoti6ed by
OF experience, the democracy win not heed the teachings
OF those who counsel departure from Il any pretert
whspvern
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-16
The Presidents Message on the Seizure of
the Black warrior.

In obedience 10 resolution adopted by the House of
Representatives, the President yesterday transmitted
to that body message, accompanied by all the docu.
mens received at the State Department. in regard TO the
late seizure OF the steamer Black Warrior by the
Spanish authorities at Havana Our views on this
outrage had been prepared before the message of the
President sent 10 the House, and as the course
OF the President is in accordance with ancipa-
tons, we deem any comments his message to be I'M
necessary. 1t will produce profound sensation through
out the country, did in the House Of Representatives
when read there 1t is concise, but clear and pointed
Il just such paper the outrage called for, and
in carrying out its suggestions. the Presiden, will be
Enthusiastically sustained by his countrymen, We pub.
lish the message, together with detailed OF the
transaction by Mr. Robertson, acting consul Ha.
vana, They as follows.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-16
Congrcss-We dnesday.

SEsATE.-Several memorials were presented and re-
ieued TO the appropriate committees.
bill in relation TO the fees and compensation OF the
United States district attorneys in Minnesota, New Mex.
leo, and Utah, considered and passed
The Senate also passed joint resolution in relation IL
the construction OF lighthouse in Boston harbor.
The bill 10 promote the efficiency of the army by re-
firing disabled officers was read third time and passed
yeas 25, nays TO-
Mr. Foot then addressed the Senate for an hour in sup
port of the claim of the Hon. s. 5. Phelps TO seat in
the Senate when the Senate proceeded the consdera
ton of executive business after some time adjourned
HOUSE REpREsEETATIyEs.-The House went into
Committee OF the Whole the deficiency bill. Messrs
Bridges and Brooks delivered elaborate speeches in favor
of the Nebraska and Kansas bill in reply to objections
raised by free. sellers and aboitionsts Mr. Brecken
ridge spoke at length in support OF the deficiency bill
and pressed for its early passage Mr. Preston moved to
amend the bill by adding the items for marine hospitals
and custom houses pending the question the adoption
Of the amendment, the committee rose message from the
President in regard TO the outrages at Havana, transmit
ting the correspondence thereon and the views of the
President, in reference TO relations with SPAIN was
read referred TO the Committee Foreign Affairs and
ordered TO be printed. Mr. Bissell, from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported the bill for the annual dis
tribuon OF arms the several States and Territories
which was read three times and passed The House then
adjourned.