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NOTICE To PRESCRIPTION CLAlMANTs.


Every person entitled the right Of presumption any III,
nnds within townships and townships above
ted required establish the the satisfaction 81 tho
proper Office make payment shersis
practicable after seeing fhi nOfce and before the
pointed for public salss OF
racng claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
May l9--lawI3w
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No, 5os1
NOTICE the ~stNblishssnenf Of saatslaust land
~ oHice IN State Of MICHIGAN.
If The act Of Congress- approved
titled "An establishing land oahcs in peninsula
Michigan. for which called CrBOYGAN
district hereby declared and known land
located for the
OF DUNCAN,
of tho southern peninsula OF said Ssnte,
my hand city wsshnstcn this day
ofMay, A. n. 1854 I'll Ii ...- III. t#
Commissioner q the General LAND Once.
May l7--9swew tftNes saa
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THE QUIET HEART, reprinted fsom R'achwcod's Mays
il zine
Travels in Armenia by Hon. Robert CURSOR
Poems Mrs Norton.
Queens ~ scotapd, Wi. q Agnes suckisnd
AYear pfier Marriage; by r. 4. Arthur.
Fanny Fesns Pcstfolio. SECOND Series
Just received At TAYLOR MAURyE
Inne bookstore, OH
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HARP Of hese fsvorise
III and for Ne bp COLLINS, BOVINE, 4 Co,
iim street, doors north 81 Penn. svcnus.
May eo-d2~
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Tickets slO-halves S5-quarters 81 so.
Certificates of packages Of IS whole tickets, $40 90
Do do rs half do 1000
DO do IS quarter do IS 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
Neu!Uork Daily Gribm,te
LOWER CALIFORNIA.

The A,pi.roH Courier Of the nth inst gives the follow
ing information:
Lieut. Sweeney now Of the second regiment Of the
United States Infantry formerly of the New Volun
teers informs us that when he left San Diego, Dec 81,
Col Walker had received large renforcements and vas
carving everything before hm-the previous accounts
respecting his having been closely pressed were correct
Prior to tie arrival Of the reinforcement he was penDed up
by large force Lieut. Sweeney also informs as that sd
vices 70 the 3st u from the City Of Mexico received at
Acapulco confirm the report give elsewhere respecting
Gadsden's new treaty The new Republic will soon be
among the things that were.
The Panama Star Of the 18th inst. says
The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys steamship Ne.
public Capt. A. McLane, unexpectedly arrived In port
Yesterday morning. having sailed from San Francisco on
the evening Of the goth ult.
We are Indebted Purser Gum for the following par
tcuars Of the Republics trip down:
The Ste amship Companys steamer Republic Capt A.
McLane sailed from San Francisco with the way mails
and passengers on the Goth ut, at oclock r NJ. On
the 3s ult stopped at San Diego and embarked from
NewOwn the commissioned and non commissioned officers
of the second regiment Of the United States Infantry who
are returning home recruit. Arrived at Acapulco at
o'clock NJ on the 9TH inst, the weather moderate.
On the 9TH inst at 5Oclock p NJ the Ramsey roue ex
press messenger arrived at Acapulco with New Orleans
dates to the nit inclusive. rumor prevailed in the
CITY of Mexico that Santa Anna had coded chihuahua
Sonora and Lower California TO the United States for
COO 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
PENNS VI VANIA-STATE TEMPERANCE
CONVENTION.
The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence ofThe N. Y. Tribune.
Harrisburg, Pa, Saturday, Jan 90, 1854
The Convention of the friends of Prohibtory Liquor
Law whose sessions brought to close last evening
was the largest most interesting and is conceded On all
hsnds the most important Temperance demonstration ever
held in the Capital of the Old Key Stone. There were
Thousand Dsiessass In attendance. and every
county in the State was repressut. The greatest enhu
sa.m prevailed during the different sessions Of NJ o..
yention and the result scarcely fail to have decid
edy favorable influence upon action of the Legislature
now in session
The Rev. Pennen Coombe Chairman of the Committee
on Business reported series of resolutions, the most i'm
portant Of which was asking the present Legisla
ure pass prohbitoy law similar in its provisions to
the Mane Law to 60 into operation early in the year Of
1885, with supplementary section submitting its REPEAL
and not ts adoption to the vote Of the people special
election in the early part Of September nex-and another
declaring that the Convention will not accept or vote
upon mere resolution submitting the question Of Prohb
ton to vote of the people was done in New Hampshire
and Wisconsin.
The great question before the Convention whether
they should ask for absolute law one submitted to
vote of the people discussed with great ability on
Thursday afternoon and Friday morning and various at
tsmpts made to amend the resolution. II was finally
passed as reported by the Business Committee in favor OF
submission to the people This action of the Convention
will il generally understood and believed here secure
the passage of the law during the present session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3d. 1854.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Tie Surrogate d
County Of Nev.Yosk, hersby eli psnsns
slss sssns AUGUSTUS W. CLAs0M lets a the City 81
NevYork deeasea the With vosehery thsrol 70
shserbe hs Once No 20 Old clip hs City Of
isn ED~ARD c. CENTER, EIscstor q A v. ciassa-
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NevYok notice hereby all persons
having claims sssina ISAAC L. PECK LATE Of th. City Of Nov
Yek decsOed the with vouchen thereof the
sulscber at her residence No ~ Doa the City Of New
York before the ssh Of April 1854 Dated NevYork Oct
q 1883 MARGARET PECK, AAnnbtrsrI
CUPREME COURT.-The MUTUAL LIFE IN
TIERS and HARRIET bic In Of the jadrnsst
this action ~ Be sold pablo the AsrchsntS
Eehsns IN the City Of New York under tbs direction OF the
ser referee BY Edward Ladow Auctionee tie loth
Ct February 1854 a. IL cok Of that day all shss eertA
lot piece parcel Of land with the bap md
thereon erected situate lying ard being the Eleventh Ward Of
the City Of the westerly side Of Avenue between
9Th and ahs being pts OF lots hnown and deesnssd o.
Of $50 lets Of ground situate In the Eleventh. Ward OF the C
BY Even City Surveyor in March D. lass and ale q
the Office ofthe City and Cousy o
numbers hundred and f and esc hundred sn
fryeisf 4 lying contiguous eseh other which parcel Of
land first mentioned bounded akd described follows
Commencing the north westerly Of ans
and running thence norherly along the westerly line Avenue
forty feet eleven inches thence veery and parallel VIA s
e. hny feet thence 0uthry and parallel With Avenue
feet and eleven and thence ester along the rae
Of sth fly feet TO Avenue D. the Place Of s.eInrs
New-York, Jan Is i.A d. HOBART Referee
aav9vTukFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
TEMPERANCE RALLY IN NEWJERSEY

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
TRrSroS, N. j, Friday, Jan, ~, 1854.
TIE State Temperance Convention has just adjourned
after spirited session The Grand Division OF the Sons oil
Temperance met on Wednesday about one hundred Dele
gates were presen hearty feeling for prohibory law
prevailed Dr. Condict Of jersey City was elected Grand
Worthy Patriarch for the coming year.
Last evening great crowd assembled in spite OF the
rain to listen to an address from the Rev Theodore Cuyer
of the Market It. Church in your city Mr.. Cuyler spoke
with thrilling elOquence and was received with loud ap
plause.
A gentleman from Newark followed with strong ap'
neal Tor prohibition Many Of the Legislature were pres
ent. .
There will be large vote in the Assembly for an anti
liquor law and il the Empire State passes the law soon
The bill before the Legislature is the that was
voted down last session Nothing ofnteres has yet been
transacted by our Soons and the most exciting question
ia that of special Bank Charters Governor Prices elg
bility is to be tested by the Supreme Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
HAVANA.
THE SLAVE TRADE.

''''' HAVANA, Saturday, Jan 2l lsoi'
The eyer.punctual steamer Isabel affords me again
an opportunity of sending you few geanins' "n''A
trust may be acceptable
In regard to that subject to which you devo'e a''en
t;on the slave trade am panied to intern you .nA'
the late stringent orders in relation to IT, from our
ernor, appear have no effect if ever INTENDED 70 pI'
IN end to it, for the business goes on a. usual
mos are made and vessels are sent the
inpupitv The brig Rio has just been found stranaeu
On Cavo Verde, Green Key and it is known 'na' ae'
,avss were landed at Sagua Ia Grande htoe Pah'sn
Cover,mcpt were really desiroas OF putting '10p y
this infamous traffic surely OF TIE vessels o. war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

TIE NEW POSTAGE BnL.-The project Tor chenS1ne
the rates Of postage under dis Government repcnse
M Olds few days since from the House Conm1sS q
Post Offices and Post Roads contemplate msxin 49,.
estory TO pre- pay all letter. sent In the msds sn1
sso x the rates postage II three cents per n
an distsnces 40 10 three thousand miles and n 60 ~
ali greater di1snces We learn on inquiry my oSS
600 bushels Of deed letters are received q sns ~
DeosStmept each quarter, three fourths OF W. ~
".a usnsid We trust that the pre- payment esssre q
this lin may become . Law; IL wln yssuy Sec.se ~
sho,s Of Post Office employees everywnere, vnne -
sot fs greatly to tend 70 supply the very issge osnc
IN he revenue OF the Post Ohcs Department 20 ~
.utse from the last reduction Of postage rssss.
srr,cH,sc At BUsTsviLLE, ALAIAHA-Ihs groese u
u.,.v;e ~ covered with Ice and snsw - ne ~. -
=. ;rches on the 18th Of Jan. Hsd the wnoS
~ raht snow would have mssaured twelve
urnrscede ted occurrence IN that region. 1hs
va fair for two or three days. ..,.... -
There was destructive hall storm IN ms vI ~ ~
c.dsrvie Ohio on the afternoon Of ne - "a 49,
he hail stones which were Of dsresf nsrucxivS
measured four and Eve inches 70 s.nr, ~.
wors vss made with the window Eas~ poossy, -
The weather has been severe In some P'SS- - ~.
WIT Az Chicago on tho 2'd III w ~ 80 ~
,onS A. IL degrees below Zero Az INV 49,.
S.x na,;og the mercury IVES down 70 ~ desiess ossov
40! -puring the past year the total Chsneesy
TA,;r,tS were $3.50 total common law anita
sun, ~ ss IN ,a,si criminal prosecutions ,s' total 2os'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

MIssouRI-General Thomas L. Price, once Lieutenant
Governor Of TIE ss and then sspirsnt for the first
ees !. TIE gin Of the people but who was ovsrslaughed
BY the JeeScn cry convention ana rus prcsu.s cvv.-
Sterling Pee-unwilng to trust to the tender msrces OF
smother Convention. hes he'd himself brought out By d.
yey of his friends Is candidate for Congress, most vii
lipgy consentng thereto II arranged he would
General Price is Benton man. He is for the immediate
organization Of Nebraska territory, without disturbing the
Missouri Compromise sgitating the slavery question
and ready advocate the admission Of Nebraska in
the Union with or without the institution Of slavery a.
the people of the Territory may determine He is sss
for the construction of the Central Pacific Road and he
even ventures to say that II elected the Improvement Of
the navigation Of great rivers Of national importance
among which may be cased the Missouri and the hissis
sppi' will receive his enthusiastic support.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

ELLIS NOTICED AND INTRODUCED.

ELLIS NOTICED AND INTRODUCED
Ont Of large number Of new bills noticed and intro
duced the past week select the following titles Of those
possessing general interest;
satho,e ssvinss Bssls depssit Trust Companies
In relation 10 Sc Lakes Hospital sew Seft -, .s
ToeIemrt Of Personal Property from Levy sad
Sale vIder e1ecuren-
Desifnsfine State Paper -. o.
the Salary Of the Superintendent Of the on'nssss
Relative to Bridges over the Ha,len River.
regard to the Law Of Libel.
FOR he Relief Of the wlias.barsh pspensGy
To confer further Courts Of o, Terminus
70 regulate the Fsre OF Way Travel on Railroad
To the Revised ssutes relative laying highway
For the protection q Go Light ComPsniss A.,
Yorh.
Fer the election Emi,rsfion BY People
To Loan By the Kings County
tin the erection Of Psns<n'iA<y
To e,s.ts s y C.pu.i Crimins Count 10 NewYort
To charter Sixrenny SAVING Bsnf in New.Yort
sppoinment Of Commissioner and lay out streets
in Eev-Yerk.
In relation to Guardians and Warda
For equitable taxation.
To the Code Of Procedure IN relation to Costa
In relation 10 Courts Of Record In Kings County.
To regulate the Of Labor by Adults and Minors
10 relation 70 Sweeping and Cleaning the streets in Se"f@s
To amend the Law OF Libel
To ehsrtsr the Yonksn saving BAnt
the Act providing fer the lneorperson Of Fire Incur
PYeydins for Settlement Of Moneys the Msae Fund
FOR perfect organisation ofthe Police Department OF New
York
To amend and consolidate the lass relative 70 Bsnhns
To County from usxsny, stesben and Livingston
Counties, 70 be called Harrison
To smenl the Revd ststues rsisivs to taking testimony In
Cersested Election Cases.
Joint providing for Submission the People the
question upon Prohibtory Liquor Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
MARINE AFFAIRS.

THE AsIA-Ths steamer Il she ssiled on her rsgsa9
day out nearly seventeen days when paper vsak
to pres this morning
The 6REAr REru sIic-The underwater have accspts4
The abandonment Of this ve<se and yesterday she We 70
be paid for and the business settled She win probably b
sold in about fortnight and win very likely b converted
into steamship as pn9ener
TIE WTAIHKR SxA.-vessels stin arrive In dsmaQsd
condition from the recent gses The Vanguard from Law.
erpool has been twentysx days getting in from the Banks
She had westerly gaes split her ss and had
Of her frost bitten
SNAIL Pox-The bark Grand Turk. lof Bluehii) from
Boston Jan H. for Matapxss put into this port yesterday.
having the smsn pox board-a hands being sick except
the csptan mate and two Jan Is LAT 70, lon n 50.
William wooley, seamsn native Of Long Branch. N. J..
aged "a year, fell from the mainopsai yard overheard
blowing heavy was long time before he Wa picked mp
when be was found to BE- dead
AsHoRr-The sloop Hornet (of Albany with cargo a
oats and hay bound to Amboy lahore Saturday %
the rocks of New Brighton Staten Island which caa.ed The
vessel to leak badly got off, and after proceeding - fer -
Bellows Island compelled TO return again In conse
qusnce Of the ice run her into the new bukhead beowoe
Planters Hotel Dock, where she sunk
DIsrRiBrrNe TIE REwARps-The Merehants' Com
me held another meeting Saturday afternoon. 0r the
purpose of hearing reports from the subcommittee esd
proceeding with the distribution Of the testimonials swsrded
the officers and OF the vessels engaged in saving
the passengers and Of the Sen Francisco Mr. Pss
was called to the chair and Mr. Baow appointed Secrs
tary The minutes Of the previous meeting were read md
approved communication received from the owners
Of the bark Kiby at Boston stating that Capt Low W.
too III to leave for New York ct present The Comusse
on procuring the plate be presented 10 the Captains Of the
Three Bells Antarctic and klby we're not prepared 70
make report Aer the transaction Of some unimpEtans
business the Committee adjourned to meet on wednesday
next
FATAL AFrAIR-Our correspondent at Newcastle Del.
in his letter of the ssh says that William Crsmsr mate
aof schooner David Smith, was mossty shot early Ais
nsssslss ~ c.p1 Beaver Of brig Sea For n fOm MoJs
nsro The captain has fed but tho maw - -sey
under arrest The consgnees Of he brig had bsr ssks
charge Of the vessel immediately"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY. Jan 3o-Court Rooms.-A report was pre-
scented in favor Of providing the Supreme Courtw rooms
in the new large building in the Park and rooms In ne
new smaller building nearly adjoining for the Superior
Court and that Court and offices be provided er
tie Courts of Judges Green and Connor !now located
portion Of aboveJ elsewhere. Referred to Doafa u
CGce of Reg;ster Care of Records, $e.-A rescutiee
was adopted appointing Committee to report mn
s.pedent TO adopt for the better arrangement
Of he REGISTERS and Surrogate offices and the keeping Oh
the documents Messrs Mott Lord and Christy were sp
pointed the Committee
mort sny and what on the part
of this Board in relation to any laws in progress In the
Legislature in relation to this City Mess" Cna"ncey'
Lord Woodward, and Ely were appointed
Some petitions for the correction OF tax were receives
and referred.
A bill Of Sheriff Orser 81 2o4 81, was referred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
REMOVAL OF THE DEAD.

Another very large meeting Of those Interested in rsmov'
ing the dead bodies from the burial ground Of Alsn
Church held last evening at Hermitage Hall Houson-
ct Mr. SMITH Hicks in the Chair 1t being an adjourned
meeting nothing of importance occurred except getting rs
names of gentlemen willing to sign the bond Of securty
required by the Court for prosecuting the suit against tho
Trustees and which literally subscribed Dr.
L. Fske stated that the Trustees laid their damages e
of whom was to have ESQ the other eloo and the hearing
was fixed for Saturday The Trustees were liable to be
indicted for msdemesnor before the Grand Jury After
collecting subscription to deray expenses the meeting
adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

CArrLr-Hgk Prices-'rhe Scott County. Ky, Import
ing Company lately held Gale at George'own we gvs
portion Of the prices which cattle sell for out West I'M
proved Yorkshire hogs one SOW $3.50; do; eco ona
do. sloo; one do. e1so one boar. $50 DsshaD balla
h.s.sh4 Ssswinx prices Ons cslled Bsssa fsvsr'
sham si,595; Pathfinder ESQ., Capt Lsnson 900 Csn-
ninghsm $685. Cows and hsisn ranged 6un eos 70 e7ie
Twenty FIVE Coswod Sheep sold ss The SsAswiag useos
$780, s45 s275 sl7O, $3.50 tl6o slo3 too ei5' eiso.
sls5 si7o sos $780, ei5o. $751; $50 ei57 eis5 sl6o.
el72I sIeaI, slsa si6o, el77 Ten South Down Sheep
brought the following prices GEO. s7a GEO. es5 ss e7S'
s65 EEL t6o 800 Three Leichesershire Sheep sold for
s47 ESQ., ESQ We notice among the purchasers the nanss
Of some of the best grazen of that State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

MAssAcHusIrTs APPorSTxEHrs-7 TIE Bostes Nofsonaf
Democrat publishes tho following list Of Coalition appoint
ments vet TO be confirmed by the U. . Senate
If;dd<wr Counfy.--Fisher A. Hildreth, Postmaster,
Lowell. Esaz Consty.-George B. Lorng. Post%sseer'
salem Lewis Josselyn ssrveyor Salem sylvester Doags.
n 3. Watson, Postmaster, Lawrence John n: Cooper,
Postmaster, Newburypot; David Bsbson, Ssrvsyor'
Gloucester Norfolk Cossty.Isssc L. Banin foss@ -
Free Soil State Central Committee for Senator Pyos~
Cosnfv-EP Little, Collector, Plymouth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

Knoxville, Tenu-Jsmes. C. Lufren was recently
elsct,d Mayor; ak Aldermen were also chosen. ,
LrxIsoTou, Ky License or =" no license 20 reesu "
oror was the chief issue and the result was IN fsvo on
license Thomas A. Pindell the candidate for Asyoi n
favor of hcense received 55s votes T. .. osaaos'
against license 81 The council elect sre with one en
septiop for license. Thomas b Monroe, Jr W. 'ns u
,a;o,,r - Dc over hi. onoonent James c. Hogan
%atiLIso' V.-The people Of Wheeling have .o.sc
against license The which sos R qiIs Tas elected
Mo ~ aU' ov anp + sweeney BY large majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

TrxprRAscr-A p,ohibitory iqucs law BE-. been ss r.
H. ,hs Law does not interfere with the right Of
to keep the article their dwellings for their own Iss ese
Is nte nded 70 prohibit the making Of or dealing u
;.cs md sscraments purposes md then only through
rsrn;t from Judge Of the Court presiding 10 the dis
rct The zines and penalties for violations Of ne Az ~
very heavy made the order Oh tne osy ''f 'os y"
February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

AMoyrnryr IN THE RIGHT DIRscrIoS.-The citizens
Of Cleveland without distinction Of party held meet
ing on Saturday evening to express their sensmsn re-
gard to the project pending in the Senate OF United
States for the repeal Of hat section OF the missouri ACT
which forever prohibits slavery in the territories norm Oh
aeC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

correspondent describes Flanders Morris county New
jersey as being in beautiful valley at the base Of Schoo
leys Mountain -four mile, from Drakesve on the Morris
and Essex Railroad fifteen from Morrstown, and forty
from New York II contains two awmll. enc gria MIL
two stores hotel two churches and post Office with
daily mail to and from New York II also contains spring
which supposed to contain important medical quas'
Our correspondent thinks there lew healthier ocsoas
in the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
Mr0itdi.


REARDLESS PEOPLE, AHOY Hairless ones
NJ listen! Ny Onsuent will absolutely force your Wasse
Mst.shss OF hair % oS .iIoSs ana ht 10 M EEK s"e
you'll ind GRAHAM speaks the tath bottle scot
Hs 10 Of ' sss SR4HAn AZ II hSG M
TIsnoasIo. Boston; $ l. oUTBBERr Piti.baIsh.
DR. GLOvER's TRUSS and BANDAGE INSTI
- LuIS Nc An g North. P.sen premium hus h.
,sd Bs for tspsi.' ana eOIpeo. Bow
Les veal Anis crooked Spine and kind Of dsformiy
Notice OLIVER S s.n SS ss s
DR HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP of NAPH-
can positively be cured by fair s.c Dr.
fact TO TIE ldoed hy The LONDON
snd London hontsy Time: authority alone 'sien
ocy in Its miraculous efficacy to heal and alleviate pull
noes % sns use ss q 81 :a:.
have hesa Of s .'oPpn me most ssa
" s ly certificates Of people Of well rsspsstsSSy
Pee Al per sostie or SIX for S. Principal depot No s
~iehsa, near courlandt
HORSES. HORSES HORSES!--A strong LINZ
especially adapted to the Hose to hes ana
sss rS's nsr Sas Ia q: s
esred hs public Il the heayes npedse ad al nan
G.i: ss sIs s q sa ina. ss ss
What ee'eosnss have lers Vented A.. oF the Msiies
ana %e.. ssS , sa, na 'se. sAr a'
ford whcls,as sroeeI No 90 wsstst splsn ho
sy cured ops so a sSS S' -Sss o In |
e s a e care sd There IA. I.
&C. sS.sS. seen ba one gosr dsp 80 Psa No as
teszsot 40 fensoJ oas'oo % - p'''N'-
Dr. KrLLsxexs- SIS Dear 4, -, - -. =.
esheye u1.l calling on the ,.rti Thsn a no sosS 6si
III e s'osne 80 MOI osaaeor tie stroas y trial
I'D csc. Of % asSPy seated srSs
'-''' '''A Resseo'fsily yos's JAMES A.gEs
Zssfs = no eu for aoub. sasg strsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

OHe.-The Democratic Legislative Caucus q week ago.
failed in making choice Of candidate for u Senator
to succeed Mr. Chase after twenty one Intellectual ballots
The caucus reassembed Jan g. and took sixteen more bal
lots and then adjourned de- without eectng choice
We give specimen Of the Last attempt to agree upon
nd;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

,sss.cr r.ow M yopx SOUTHAMPTON AVID ssssr
rrt Csp. main saloon e2; First Cabin lover Balloon si
n,.s "a n, ~sp.pers msa pas thoueh The ro om'e.
Ho Biils Of La ns viii be siened on the oy ss"s
xssr1erispeed Surgeon 70 attached 10 esen s"P
Ter he'sh' OF M SAID No rs southA, NewYort-
HEINEKEN 4 Co, Bremen
TARTINEAU, CROSkEY Co. Southampton.
VIM IsELIN HAVE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

Norm CARoIpA-Ths Demoeraec S.ase ooassnlOa
has been called to meet at haego AP'n 10 y" ZIG "'A
motion of a GubernstOial candidsse