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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

TIE Gadsden Treaty, just adopted BY the ssssA
gives ten millions of dollars to Santa Anna for large
body OF territory ard COR the abrogaton OF fsc'sl
article in the Treaty of Gusdelupe Hidalso 10 sss
rid of that article which required us to protect As
Maxicans ag.iDst their northern tribes of lndans and
of all claims for damages under It, mag f,iry assume
to be worth two millions of dollars This leaves eight
millions to be paid for converting territory now FREQ
into slave territory, or that which the most esssst
supporters of the treaty mean shall become sacA
Here is point which requires explanation. The pah
ought to know whether the Mssilla Valley aud TIE
other land acquired from Mexico, are to be covered
by Slavery prohibition u the form OF the wilass
Proyiso or formal recognition Of the Mexican Anti.
Slavery law. before the money to pay for them y
allowed TO be taken from the Treasury And it wssd
a.o be well before these millions are paid out for a,A
10 build southern railroad TO understand whether
milton or so cannot be bad to Improve the rivers ass
harbors of the North Or is it to be nov @ hereto
fore billions on millions for Slavery aud not cent
benefit the soil of freedomi
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
Nem'l]o Daily Grlbu1ls,
FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1854.

In the Senate, yesterday memorial from the Gov
ernor and Legislature of Massachusetts in favor OF
system Of cheap ocean postage was presented. The
bill Incorporating he National Hotel Company in Wash
irpton City, was psss.d The consideration of the Ia
dian Appropriation bill was then resumed and na'
merous amendments were proposed and discussed
The House Of Representatives at on early hour, re-
sumed the consideration OF Mr.. BENEFITS Land bill,
and after speech Of Mr. DIsNEyO Ohio ia opposition
to its passage the further consideration of the bill was
postponed. The House then went into Committee of
the Whole and resumed the consideration of the De-
fciepcy bill, when Mr.. SMITH of Va, made speech
in favor of the Nebraska bill
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

The sudden storm of yesterday evening proved very
disastrous in the harbOr The celebr ted csorc snip
Ericsson while returning from private trial OF her
engines wac sunk near Jersey City, but all hands es-
capped The ship lies in over 10 feet of water the tops
of her wheel houses and pipes only above the surae
TLs ia II serious disaster for the owners, but whether
it will lead to the abandonment of the motive pow
er, we cannot say. All the persons on board so:
safely ashore. Tue first report was that
she bad capszed and all on board were
drowned, and for o time the excitement was pain
full indeed. Some Of our reporters were the first
TO communicate the new to the families of the owners
and builders aud the agony created in their honses
was painful indeed. Happily it was soon que;ed by
fuller Information Several other disasters of less lm.
portaDce occurred. The ferry boats were for time
in great peril but cannot learn that but one life
was lost-a captain of lighter sunk at Brooklyn.
We give very full details in another part of this morn
Dg's papers
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

The foil extent of the Broadway calamity is now
known The ruins are all cleared away, and no more
bodies have been found The Coroners inquest WAS
organized YESTERDAY John n Genin is at tae head of
the Jury, and thorough Overbauling of reckless
building may be looked for Yesterday the flags on
the various public buildings displayed at half
mast, the engine houses dressed in mourning, and
preparations made for the last sad ceremonies. The
proceedings in relation thereto fully reported in
to-days paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WARREN, OHIO
W.ppts Ohio Tbnrsd.y A orii n, 1856

WAkRts, Uhi0, Thufsdfy A pm 70 Tow
A Obstructive IRE occarrvd here last night CONSUMING
az entire block Of six largs Markets Inc o'
lowing are the principal losses;
JL Van Gorder els OO0 insured $500; j: q Brooks
Co. hardware, lo's ts0O Insured for sfOO II rsos'
dry goods loss 50 OO0 uninsured j. Marvin. BOOK ssos
loss $1,000 insured for g. 500 G. Seeey dragzisl Ics
Sc Geo. injured for 81 Ooo w and b. Cranage bo'xse
insured for 200; Porter Co. druggists. loss s5'"'
not insured and others amounting 10 some sl2I0oo.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
POSITION OF THE ARMIES IN TURKEY.

When the intelligence of the Russian occupation of
the Dobroda was first received and long before real
intentions OF the Russians in passing the Danube could
be developed by their acts stated our opinion that
the leading idea Of the movement could not be any
other than the Improvement of their defensive posi-
ton That this actually the case is shown by all
their steps since aud by those OF their opponents also
The Russians sent from 10000 to $4,000 men
into the Dobroda who have not, far as reliable ln
formation goes passed the line from Chernavoda 10
Kustepdje. They appear 10 have sent an equal If not
a superior number to kalsrash opposite Silistris,
with the intention Of meDacing or uDder favorable
circumstances of attacking that fortress. They have
withdrawn all their troops west of Bucharest with the
exception of rear guard which, incapable of holding
out any longer in front of Kaafat has it appears made
al excursion upon the opposite Seryian shore OF the
Danube, for the purpose apparently of showing the
contempt of the Russians for Seryian neutrality and
irving what effect the presence OF few Russian uni
forms would produce among the Servian peas.nty-or
even perhaps TO furnish occasion for the occupation Of
the country BY Austria.
There is no doubt that We shall very shortly hear
of tie whole of Lesser Wallschia being abandoned
BY the Russians and what then, will be their posi-
ton Their line will extend from rirgoyest BY
Olt.pitza and Kal.rash to Cherneyoda and theace,
crossrg the Daru to the Black Sea near kus'ende
II is in fact, position which sacrifices more ground
than it gsus THIS is the ease notwi'h'tso1iog
this Shortening Of the Russian froat is IN Itself an
advantage. A. me ~ ne time il is = moyenent To-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

We give this morning interesting account, by our
Special Reporters, of the ceremonies yesterday at
Danbury Conn, the occasion of the dedc 'tion of
a Monument TO General Wooster of the Revolutionary
Army. 1t was great day for Danbury, and passed
off with happy satisfaction TO all concerned.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
DEATH OF A NAVAL STOREKEEPER-ths
CONDEMNED CRIMINAL, CLOUGH, &C:

BOSTON, Thursday, April 70 TT,
Hugh Jameson Naval Storekeeper at Chlrl.stowh' ~"
brother In law Of President Pierce died lss night
Clough, who murdered Mr. Manchester At fs, hlsS'
IL to be executed at Taunton TO morr6s. lie sun ~
tains doqged obduracy, and all eff rts to awaken a."
a sense Of his condition are unayahing -.
A yiolentthunder shower passed over Boston oe.vSs
and II O'Clock sst light The weather this % HH'ns
ceightful
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
FIRE AT wARRENTON, GA-THE TOWN IN
RUINS.

CHARLEsros, S. c. Wednesday, April 20, 1854
most destructive fire occurred at W1renton. Ga, -
the 23d inst Every bu,ness hou'e in the place was ban
together with the Court Houe and papers and the Post
Office and its contsns Many Of the best d~enss snds
number of offices were sso destroyed The loss 10 90
mated at about g. 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
DysprpTrc, KIDNEY AND DRopHcAL COMPLAINTS

woLFs scHsaPrs yh>n ,steu Ia ersP,r
qusriy 30, orbt, especy ~ dnn.r ,1nd % b.
f.cus IN OBJ 10 e saBe ~bere the " other
dies prsred vain The perfect put of al iis
Il from be iAhy isju tn mos, TN ptif-1
contributors essrscce1.d by s0ch symptoms Pot up IN }lHt
and pint botil.a
Foi sale By -
bUsHToS CLARK Co is5 rs BrOsds. AID No 10 A':ot
Hcus~
mILBuL No le3 B'osd~Ay
KIyRsTED Pres House
DsLLUc q Co, No. sl Bro,d~ay 10 go f,a .
al CopDisGTos YOk.Hotel sad al theDuSsst IN tns
United ste'es
CnIsIADoROs kxCELsIOR DYE.-A black head oil
hsr sri r,d ~hshe- Whst slenish! Was sadd e 20
oye Suas.psre Reform 1, soRehef" To DO - b
oD qSe 20 Exc DYE which iner sni sh.ie
Of brown acs 10 feS inmates Sold aud sppei = "Asf%
poRos No 8 Attoi Hou'e.
GREAT HMR DYE.-Tbe preparation TOR dying the
Heir ,olS b, sra MEYEks No II Cur isods; 10
,ekbowisds,d al. sivss ina 20 ne oae "a a
Of modern si-uce u ioftbo 10 70
sr, Ct upon the bar d fys pro1use od rosy
brown or bo. sod tn pfsss dwelinE No 81 Gif4ss.t
A HARD HEAD-The little boys in Canton cone Oh
hirs sud somerset their ie 7ola
Until you think the "a bresk t1sn Peops oY as-
;slrf ta,o their voices, ald fo
co sh or ihIost Just ty BRYASs PULnosc "HEA'
ceIt hox
1fens for New-l CTk vicinity
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

The storm of last evening completely suspended
telegraphic operations; not line in the City was able
to work. We are consequently without the con 'lu-
zion of our Congressional report and the usual mis-
cellaneous dispatches.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
xXXIIID CONGRESs-FmsT SESSION.

SENATE WasHIsGros. Thursday, April q, 1884
MIR WELLER presented aresolution Of ths Legislature
OF California asking for increased mail facilities and o!h~
local benefits
Mr. SUMNER presented a memorial signed by the bx
ecuve and Legislative officers Of Massachusetts in fsssr
of cheap ocean postage.
Mr. PRATT presented the memorial of the Mayor and
CITY Councils of Baltimore, asking grant Of land V
aid in the establishment Of Juvenile Reform S,bool and
Houses of Refuge -
MIR FISH presented memorial from the Jews Of New
York in favor Of igous freedom.
Mr. EVERETT reported bill for the relief OF Henry
Gun,bon II was taken up and passed.
Mr. RUsK presented a memorial from the Clerks
satioD.
bin confirming private land claim in Louisiana w
taken up and passed.
The bill Incorporating the National Hotel Company
Washington City " rs taken up and passed
The Indian Appropriation bill was taken up.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

1t is believed i'll Eogiaod tOst " :hout any SPECIAL
reason The Ru'siap Car has conhscsted the privae
proger,y OF SIR Hamilton Seymour lsse Brt.h En-
bassador u; ST. Petersburg Such sn acs would 50 out
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
SEVERE THUNDER sTORM-BARN STRUCK bi
lightning.

UproN Mass, ThGrsdsy, bprl y, Is',.
A severe thunder storm passed over this to.n y.
night The ligh thing struc bsrn belonging 70 M. :"
pam setting il on fire The building was totally CO
sumec together with two oxen, five COWS. and sever"
oil
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House esumed the consideration of the bi sss
ing to the several States to aid in the construchos~
Railroads aud tor educational purposes. -
Mr. DISNEY Ohio spoke in opposition to the OIL
when il postponed, and the House went into Commit
tee Of the Whole on the Deficiency bill
Mr.. SMITH Va. spoke in favor Of the Nebraska ouI
The Of last night having completely suspended ell w.
srspLs without the conclusion Of yesterdays procsdne
IN the senate and House Of Rspresentatiyes
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

MICHIGAN Hiram l. Miller Of Saginaw Coupiy' ."
c.ved the Inde p, nd, Democratic nomn ton i'r A'u
Genera lie wa the Wing candidate 10 1871 ana s''0
times member of the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
NAVIGATION OF TIE ST LAwRENCE-FA'A
DAY In MONTREAL.
NosrRkAL. Weinesday

MosTREAL, Wednesday, Aprh 70 10"
Navigation ia now clear 10 Quebec. s,hs
To-Day il Kept ss Fast pray for the success o. ~ ~,
aIlies seaips, Russa aud for making collections '~ WV
families Of the soldiers who have gone TO Turkey
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
SALE OF A STEAMSHIP.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday April a. io''.
The new ocean steamship Granite State has oeen ~ ~
chssed BY o. Y Jewett Of New York. Presidens "'
Parker Vein Steamship Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

SEWING MACHINES, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP
EST AND sETTEe srWe ready TO exhibit aud
@ fevips Machines OF vaos At prices rom ti5
10 aceofdps 10 the perfection Of the machines
Can and anime them siScsR Co, No. 33 Broadway.
Tie Avery Sewing Machine (socaled) is an in
pfenept nv patent 1875 se ofhe granted to &C
Dec 1855 making h Identical stitch made by the rery
aehiRe tssag Legal measures 10 enforce rsh"
under all Bskps selling using sal Avery
HOWE, Jr. 3@s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

MELODEONs.An assortment VI Mel0de0ns larger
can be found else In the o comprising Goodman
Bald Oan Melooeons with two hants OF KEYS and
b. W. smiths FOR ietn purity snd power OF zone
superior al they hs only
do who@Rale retai II great
HnAA 49, Solo No Sll Rroai
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

STOP THIEF is the cry OF the culprit to divert the
pr bic from bic sdeeds which illustrated be advertise
that has suit pending sgsinst 1s for Infringing
Johbor patent We have suits to Try III the news
pspeis believing that the best method ssncine mPc 70
meet dare cite TO II any
seeing certified OF the Mey J0nuson pc
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

THIS Is THE LAST DAy.-Tw0 thousand superior
Bung Lots and oC fams will be divided $50 subscribers
TaIs TvkSrG SIS only Iaysbls u small n..llme s scueo
Budns Lots Farm from 2to 20 The Lots are n the
heahy village Of Roeyse where Of eit
rid Of enormous ruts in hiS city Here they
where they enjoy
only left Apply CaAs
NooD Ne where pamphlets be had
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

FIRE PROOF SAFEs.-In another column may be
The SLss HERRIsGs PaeDt Cha uoon
which beev 20 De superior TO made Safe
preserve books and autins ife he cheapest
hDc q, Oussuds 10 lRIs often rs saved
ard the rivalry the clre 20 ekcs eh
Other ard produc, the best sce Mr. dERRIsGs reputation
Of x1edepee wth frequent
tes IN Iss. fires; honoTed the Worlds
tsru with q media the best Saf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

Tie rush OF early summer travel is about to com
the about TO bsr the CLASSY surface the
half hemisphere bat the canal on which the great
t3 Csuss aud the locs
hereby Indicated the Ladies' Snoe store
sfJ MLLsR Co. Stock good prices low, attendants polite
Csua .na then
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

FIRE N BROADwAY.-W. A BATCHELOR begs to
thst he prepared 10 continue h'
bus al No Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

JonN 6REASON, OF No. pol Greenwch-st, has
spsnd wnaov Shades Paper Hangnss Lsce and Nus
lin foor aud Table with al the eeeter. for
and e shs In the most fashionable
Pspsf Ham pscalsr, elegant being Of the newest
French and American borders All his articles far
~. IA. lnwe ossib ties SUNDAY nmss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

SEWING MACHINES CAUTION TO THE PUBJC.-
We are Of Eve distinct patents ani@d b. the Uaed
Mschins OF value
without violating or more Of oar
pnfenn .uiN for Infringement In tbs u
treu Cou for ,Lc southern Dc OF NewYo6s against elias
How, Jr the Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Co, OroveI
BsstI Co American Magnetic wing Machine CO. and Tsy
10. Koses sell duL Boz Machines The pnb ic are
against using these infnng machines we intend
10 sn n,it our nights TO the full extent Of the law
'" 4 Co Nc 323 Brosi
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

Wide awake Look to your interest! Don't pay too
hish prices your Cspes Notice HIRAM ANDERSON No 70
Bop siy selling sutful Carpets A. 81 7 Oh
Cloths yards Se at 81, 81, TO 81; fugish Nese's st
49, l4 l5; and Tapestry Brussels s., 81 H. III Cell aud see
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

SIMEON DRAPER holds Sale OF Stocks. Bonds
&e af the Merehans Exchange FRIDAY, April ., Of IL,
e'elock. Also
On TvsspAy time and place, for account OF
So OF the City Of Cairo slo0 casa
sad other Securities, @ pts.eo 'ts the Office No ID Pin
Al MY a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

lace and Muslin Curtains from Auction for sale at
urpssned b.isUs God Borders and Tlsospsreot wodos
Shs F.eteh Psper Hsngng Gilt Cornice Bands
Pins Uphoer Trimmings Ladies furnishing houses are invited
exsnre C. JESKs Importer and Manufacturer Nos
Rs.A a PenrlA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
.ur nr CARprrlNGs Ar TnE CANAL-sr.

GREAT SALE OF CARPETiNGS AT THE CANAL-sr
C,,PEr srokH you your Carpets heap, c. a.
Co.. No 70 Css,si there you viii hnd Tapestry
Velvet fr iy S.rsels for 81, painted
o large seei Theepy and ingram C.pesng S;ar Csrpes
Rpss Msis OIL Cloths full 10 ess than ohs
in q
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

NEW CHEAP DRY GOODS.-We have just received
rom auction large of ring goods which will sell
cheaper We will nis Honns Bareses Tissues
Rihtons Gloves Birsge De Lsne Travelling Dress
Goots Sbsw Cuans and other kinds OF spring sond
which %l sell them lower than
they have before been sold ior
~' Jys. OF Lsonardt
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

CARPETYNGs AT MANUFACTURERS PRICEs.-J.
LirsFE No Bowey frs. store from GEsndss h~ go OF
rda Velvet Tspestry ~ to IA Tapesy Brussels To ~
ishessos, ~ 10 o Isstia. ST. a. 81 81 TnreepY shssP
"A
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

SPLENDID CARPETS OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION
just received huedred pieces OF Medallion G.
pes, with sprns of Roy =. Velvet
f,psstry Brussels Carpets and and psent
match prices HiEAN AsoERsoS'S No 30 30 very
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

of hereditary slavery bad disappeared from Enghsn
society snd the English Constitution and six years
after the Commons of France had petitoned for the
Gu spcif alton Of every fefa Dutch ship from Guinea
entered James River, in Virginia, with cargo of
regroes and the planters bought tbem-snd this was
the beginning Of negro slavery in the English colo
pies.
In l6Ss persons coming into the colony of Virginia,
who were not Christians in their native country,
subjected to Slavery if converted TO Christianity
afterward; ard the billing of slave by his master
was 10 felony No law expressly authorizing Slavery
was ever enacted BY any Of the New England States.
CorDeciicut at an early period declared man stealing
capital ofense; and Massachusetts, in 1903 laid
duiy OF "a on every nevO Imported iuto the province
srd in l7l2 prohibited slave importation, but not
tie traffic with other provinces Maryland estab-
lished Slavery It's first colonization athol .h set
tied b. Roman Catholics, and though Pope Leo had de-
csree that not OILY the Chrstsn rel gion bu; nature
"lfrself cries our against state OF Slsyery. And
law VI tie Maryland Assembly in 1850 describes the
people consisting of all Christian inhabitants ares
oniy eIoFted. In 70i, it wss enacted that white
woman having lid by negro shOald be punished
with seven years ,eryitude and the child doomed TO
seryltude till thirfy-oIe years old and q white man
having child by negress suffered the-same penalty
BY the original Colonial laws of Georgia the intro
dUcton Of Slavery was prohibited. And il was pro-
claimed in London in 1874, tha. 10 settlement was
syer before established on so humane plan. Slavery
e" the misfortune, if Lot the dsho0or of other plan
ta,ons, is absolutely prohibited. Let svarce de-
"ieDd i, as is will there is honest reluctance n Id
"naDy against bnyng snd selling aud re sardIng those
"cf our own species as our wealth and possessions :"
Ogetlorpe thus explained the motive of the prohibi
tOr: Slavery is sgainst the Gospel as we'll as the
"fureau entail law of England We refused, as tru.-
tees, to uske law permitting such horrid crime
Al Ven Rech wrote tha, the Colony was an asyd n
TO receive the distressed add i; necessary there
"f,re, not TO permit slaves in such country-tor
sar,s ,tOrrs Tie poor iotOr,r But after all this only
two years elapsed before several of the better sor,
"sf gcogle in s:7anIah" pettioned ios the Use ot
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

Now kEADy.-An extensive assortment oil we'll
pss superior spps Clothg Of the b matess od most
.~.rsntrea EpwaRp T. HAcKxrr.
Clio hiuz IN No leo Futon.s,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II Josorh Sierra vs. John and Isabelle Brosnahsm, and
Piscasn snd Irene Morrison petition for PARTITION oisnds
Upon the petition OF Joseph Sierra for PARTITION Of lands
in tire city Pensacea being desgnstsd on the map
o. ssad eisy 50 ists o. RArts q iots Nss - -
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o. two month"; In printed In the state
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FrHR CHsfeW0ATH HOTEL, DEEBysHIRE, ENG-
IendwlLLtAh JE PSOr. the proprietor Of tbs above
hotel hees esps<tepy retarn tbs
vsissss srs Asrss fee ths, hnd hitherto
bess reisS ~ who bs visiting En- sIsrd IS the
central sHt Pssrsxt ssaasn 81 tbis shmeot Its
oxiuy He rar al paccs ~ Dsyhy
shire rsssv vsSh e s.tcs = ssy.ns..s s.d tecrsis
Eskrss ls ahssss ffsn The kessi sns ounibsses meet
ever tsa1n-
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE srERDY MAR.
wi risses vho viii all asj.y p. gre,est hsrpi.ss o.
~. through vhsch she viii " ilumn
ate s by dwelling payers Of her wotdsfri SCIENCE
and tel ell of e aud the very tbougats
76 Drcous street, near csaaea street. Csu.,smsn act 81
mittsd.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

CRAsD APoLLfNEA, Ie BOND sTREET.-P sA
VI hAcoO. the oily accomplished te sohsr Known In
informs tho Iubio that he gives overy
dsy and oedes I'll Ls mot elegant and modest Dances
teaches the inuet 90 Ia tho only fssona bio
dance In Paris and London at present.
DE @. BR0OKEs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. s5l
IL. broone strcet. between Broadway Bowery will
open all the year.. AL the fashionace dances
saught II tine course Of ten private Lessons.
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VTTaEJED- Bv A SMALL TAEILv, A HOUsE or
w rsrs u hsnss IN gentsc n~igkhcrhood above
twenty shirs street. Ca aud bath rsqniod Rcnt