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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRA PHI.
FROM WASHINGTON.

D.sp4sch O. The v \ Tribune
WASHINGTON Monday, May /, 1885,
learn from the mos, positive source that both Mr.
Fillmore and Mr. Kennedy, not to mention other members
., .be cx-Cabne are confden, that they are again 70
cnnv large buildings in Washington. paper is 70 DO
5 bre 20 advocate the claims OF that expelled iyatsy
~ the high offices they have 50 goTousy occupied They
conn, ON the gratitude the South and the iorgeunss Of
,ho Xor,b understand that Mr. Fillmore, As well As DR.
roo,s Of Tie Buffalo Commercial Adreri'ser "a greatly
sbocked by TAE TRiBUSEs recent demonstration 'h" ne
.,,uaI value of the MON i only 40 cents heal
The Whig Senator's express great alarm aoou' M
s,nyr,s resolution 10 suspend the neu'rahiy ia"s' ~
i believed its passage would avolve the med sac,
war with France and England Ii i feared max 'n' Ne'
I'll s,;pdle has 50 iemoralized the Senate, that u
re.dv 10 pass anything; and this scheme OF acquisition
prevent negro emancipation. is considered the a' POM
necessary to the complete humiliation OF the Norm 70 NAV
ocracy. , -. ,r
The case Of John Charles Gardner charged with per-
iurv was up before the Criminal Court to-day in' no
csed did nosappear and h. recognizanccS were io'.''
uon both Indictments His bail bonds amount 20 s'''''
l. =; believed Gardner went to Cuba three weeks ago
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MODEL sPEEoH.-We commend the following pertnen;
speech to some who troubled with longwndedness in
several localities this side OF Maine.
George W. Snow, having been unanimously rejected
City Clerk of Bangor, ne speech TO the electors He
said
"GEsTLENES: You have given me al your votes, and
give You all my thanks accept the office and wish you
to accept the thanks
Il Is understood that both parties satisfied and
body yawned over the speed
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
INDIGNATION OF THE CITIZENS OF LOUIS
VILE AT THE RESULT OF THE WARD
LOUISVILLE, MONDAY. \

LOUISVILLE Monday, May l. 1854
The meeting of citizens on Saturday nigh. passed reso
luons requesting Mr. Crenden to resign his in the
l. 5 Senate and Mr. Wolfe resign his seat in the State
Senate also requesting the Wards 10 leave the State
mob proceeded to the residence of the Ward family
and burnt ges Of Matthew and Robert in front Of the
door, The woodwork of the dwelling caught fire. but
was eHtngushed before any great damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

Snow, to the depth Of twelve inches was lying in
Tuesday. April 25 Some Of these banks which we saw
were exposed the rays OF the sun for several hour.
during the day, and yet more than week had elapsed
since the fall of We make the record for the beue
tt Of the - oldest iltati,ant for future time.
lSsw.Hsysa Palladium, Apyi %
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COLD WEATHER IN THE SOUTH

Nt"-UNLEtss, Saturday, April %, lsjl.
Inc weather here quite frosty, and yesterday h
coolest day ever known in April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

Gov Bgler Of Pennsylvania has signed the bill provid-
ng ior the sale Of the main line of the public works
slO, 1000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

The news from Europe by the Pacific offers no
Silent feature except the capture of five Russian
chant vessels by of Admiral Napers ships in the
Baltic, but of this event have no details. The
blockade of the entire Russian coast on that sea
about to begin, preliminary to which it is supposed
Aland will be occupied by the allies Ii is now said
that Reye will be the first of the Baltic to
receive the honor of bombardment. but that ques-
ton we shall be speak more positively when We hear
that the bombardment has been commenced The
Russian feet is at anchor within the Notifications OF
Sweaborg with the Grand Duke Constantine in COM
mand. This position he is entitled Ia We'll by char
seter as by rank and by the fact that he is the chefo
the Russian navy If be does not take his ships out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

Tie Prohibiiory Liquor Law Convention met at Phila
dephia yesterday morning. and nominated the Hon Robt
T. Conrad as its candidate for Mayor, and VIM d. Baker
candidate for City Solicitor They have both already
received the nomination from the Wing and the American
parties and unless the influence il stronger and their
means Of cheating ranker than their vies decoctions,
Judge Conrad will be elected by large majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

We publish in another column late and interesting
letter Nom the japan expedition. 1t appears that the
force of the squadron is reduced by the necessity of
keeping one ship at Canton and another at Shanghai.
further reduction is to be made by putting another
ship at the disposal of newly-apponted Com.
missioner. Mr.. McLane Our correspondent in al
luding to this fact states land his authority is of the
most unimpeachable character that the cost of coal
for days stesming of single ship in those waters is
cigh hundred dollars. 1t is in this way that patient
Uncle sam is heeced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

Housewives nquns where obtain thousand little
es 10 rep. the faded OF their psIors JOHN GkrssoS
Ne Sl Sfeenweas has the splendid Window
Shades eonss'ins Of Landscape Scrolls Gold Borders
&c Ae TO be found In this city His Paper are
CANT being Of the aud ro ne
lie has also splendid 10; Of Muslin Cartan with Wn5c C 80
Nurtsn hebos rms 'oEos tasses &c fSuuday mes
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DyspEPrlc. KIDNEY AND pRorsIcAl CoMr1 AXIS

.-WoLFs ScHEIpAs AsoNsrIc when taken in n-s.
quantity diet drink aud especially dinner found 10 81
obstinate instances where
has pursued in vain The perfect purity Of lis mssr,
exemp; from the liability OF njurins the impaired con-
suons characterized BY such symptoms Put up Qaa aud
pint bottles
For sale BY
House. . -
y MINUS, No lSS Broadway
KtERsrEp. Prescott House.
DgILUc & Co, No. 5Sl Broadway No 80 ihav
CoDpsGroS, kswieEk HQisl and 81 the D.yssss IN
the Unied States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

States Patent Ofce prove that the FRS PAn; Ma
granted 10 John G'efnongh Esd n s Tha paen
been assigned |; the peculiar Needle used IN all
Sewing Machines We have prosecuted Elias Howe, j., the
United Supreme Court for infringement Of said patent The
whole Howes Lie infringing
on oar patent Machine made with
os violating patents We
Let the public beware Of touching the spurious
Machines About the rgh; the and admirable
cd Machines sold BY there Is controversy.
NJ q No
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Nem-21o1k Dpltu 9rlbu,le.
TUESDAY, MAY ,, i-5i.

In the Senate yesterday, an act passed by the Leg
slsure of Rhode Island at its recent session annullng
the Judgment of treason against Thomas Wilson Dorr
WA re.d and then laid on the table Numerous me
MORALS relating to various subjects were then present
ed. Mr. SLIDELL Of Louisiana, offered resolution
directing the Committee on Foreign Relations to in
quire into the expcdency OF authorizing the President
of the pted States to suspend. at any time during
the reccss OF Congress, the existing Neutrality Laws,
should the same be deemed advisable. Mr.. =. in an
elaborate speech proceeded TO show the des gns OF
England and France to appropriate Cuba 10 them
selves and presented evidence OF scheme for the Al
rcanizaton of Cuba and of English conniyance at the
Introduction of slaves into the Island and said that
Louisiana could not be kept back should revolution
break out is Cuba. The resolution was referred to
the Committee On Foreign Relations. The Indian APP
preparation was then taken up, and numerous amend
mepts proposed and discussed when its further consid
GRAFTON WAS postponed After short Executive SEES
sion the Senate djonrned.
in the House of Representatives, the bill for the
construction OF Military Roads in New-Mexcc was
passed motion was offered by Mr.. BAYLY of Nir-
einia, from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, that
the President be requested to communicate any cor
respondence with other Governments ON the rights Of
The House then went INTO Com
mittee of the Whole on Territorial business Several
amendments were discussed, but without coming to
vote on the subject. the Committee rose and the
House adjourned.
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PArENr HYpRo. ELrcrRIc CnAIN OrrICE ANp

FActoRN removed No. 81 Whe. hey al NeTVous
Affections Rheumatism Neuralgia Papstous, Epilepsy Uterine
Diseases etc Recommended BY the hshes; authorities in the
world Medal also Of the exhibition in New.Nork
No. 81 Mhite-s.
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Mr. sdell Of La launched out at length yesterday.
IN the Senate, on the proposition to repeal our neu
trality laws with view to facilitate the stealing of
Cuba He protested that there danger that the
people of that island would day be restored to
freedom unless the United States stole it and kept It's
inlabitans in slavery. Mr.. Slidell urged this idea
till We Judge that he himself must have got quite
black in the face. Freedom is shocking thing. Mr.
,Sldel-a dreadful alternative to look forward to
and it is not to be wondered at that you should
grow melancholy and unhappy at such dismal
prospect for Cuba. But, Mr.. Slidell, We can
not always control events and it is best to take things
easily Ii really is not worth while for you to declare
that the NewOrleans llibusters cannot be held back
anyhow when freedom for Cuba becomes imminent.
We don't believe the fbusters are going to settle
this question of Cuba emancipation all by themselves.
When the case fairly comes up before the world in
general and Cuba in particular there quite mum
Der of other people whose opinions and action will
have quite as much TO do with the solution OF this
problem as those of the gentlemen ilibusters. Don't
90 ahead too fast, Mr. Sdcll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

Suks! SILKS LEADBHAIER ~ LEE, no. 81.
B,o,dwsv are selling rich Spring silks u 81 g. and per yard
Booade Rots II fp rich lsd hOpt rom fvto r-V
worth cont than inc nce lsked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

5tUU GOId-NOTd'Iod anu IEANSThI'I1NI y I,'UV"
epsDIs " hole sale bargains. a. W o JENhs
Window Shade PsIeT Hanging and Curtain Ep n ~ 70 a1a
~ .,eYs four doors Chsthonst Also Lc Nnsin aud
srnk Curtain Coruices Binds Pins Looh dr Drapry
.ssse Buff White Lnt, Table O-COth' C,npcuon de-
ftff syn 3D.
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KID GLOYEs--kID GLOVEs.-50O dozen Ladies
I. 10 GLOVES Just received auction, at 20 cents pair
Alexander bet SILK GLoyEs. o. 81 cents per pair
LEADBEArSR 4 LIZ. No. 81 Broadway. cor Lronafdst
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fEE IROOF SAFEs.-in another column lna' be
the tdv,TiemeLl q SfLAs C. HtEKINSs feien. tip
efe which believe fuptr.or made al %
~ freaf,e book 1nd IGpcrs iurug hc j. M cheapest .
cftcn ihns ana
ieee The eren he mauc cXc each other
article. Mr. HERRING reputation IN ef
10 lie cult ytaI xpeence with frequent t IN arse
England he honortd at the Worlds Fan with
Il. " flo hsffS SAFE"
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A SAP sleMr-Passng up Broadway Yesterday at.

terpoon NewYok edi-or all world prone
made desscd lady eadir drunken by the
What ad sight thus behold heart broken leading
drunken husband open day tcush public Ply the poor
lady PITY the durkard the poor fellow has
,ssSknE bad cod and Who that LococEs
WAtKRs will afford For
sis.s 10 the United S,stes and Ca,oda CHAKLss Ii RING
General AGENT. No 100 Broadway N.v,YoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

roll Of fom tho faces Of Broadway rromensaers Bah
this Whcn the hair falls bahe
with RAKkERs TONGUE gcasele caectua Price eve
rywhere. Headquarters. RARSFSs Nc. lS9 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

One of the first fruits of the result of the Ward trial
in Kentucky is to be found in the proceedings of a
public meeting held at Louisville Saturday night,
reported under the teegraphic head. The meeting
requested Mr. Crttenden TO resign his set in the Sem
ate, and asked the Wards to leave the State. A mob
aterward proceeded to the residence of the Wards,
whom they burned in ehgy their door step, coming
near TO firing their residence itself We shall be
agreeably disappointed if graver results than these
follow the scandalous verdict which has caused these
excuses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

The Eastern mail, due in this City last evening had
not arrived at o'clock this morning. We learn that
the railroad between New Haven and Springfield is
much of the way under water and impossible and
that the mail which left this City yesterday for Bos
ton will probably have TO return and - by the Sound
steamers.
The damage TO the Croton Water Works is found
TO be very slight aud interruption OF the supply of
water will take place. The storm was very severe
North and East We have some particulars by mail
but the telegraph lines to Albany are down and our
accounts necessarily meager
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

The Ladies are respectfully informed tiat - CIiih
.,rs snccsor TO Hdbook Broadway, between Reade
aJ DurBe SIS continues the business and viii on WEDyksDAy
NsyT The "a Nov open and large assortment OF adies
(aei md Infants fcrdy-ade Garments, cCusstg ~ PER- i
Rotes Chsmbre Boys Suits 20 years OF age llni ward
l.s Misses
&c la addition above : CHAMBERS wal open afse asor
m,n of ladies' Dess CAPS Head Dresses &C. just received
Chnio 10 1ecese by eac arrival the
,,ewes and most approved Par sian Fashions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

NV PAPER.-NEw-loRK WEEKLY LEADER, a
handsome Get See advertisement in Daily Times Tues
Tuday saturday Sunday Courier Mercury Dispatch
As a. Times heudd NewNork Weekly Leader" Address post
paid Lcrp WEBSTER Co, No ~ Deyst and paper viii be
Iuaii,d zee a any address.
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,
J. #. TOWNSEND d CO., No. 7Ul Greenwich-st.,
deales In DRY Goods Cares Oil Cloths invite special attention
10 their stock goods portion which having been
bouh at auction ling very low prices Carpets made
aud a led in he hest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

Now kEAu.-An extensive assortment of well
made and superior SPRING CLOTHING of the best materials mos
fashionable a.
sneed EDWARD + HscKErr
.h-rrE .,,nor No ll.. Ar.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-30
Police Intelligence.
DARING oURAGE, BY sTABBiNG IN THE PUBLIC


STREET.
On Sunday night, between 10 and II O'clock as Mr..
William Irwin, residing in Jay street, standing at
the corner of College place and Murray street talking
with some friends two Italians along and pushed
up against them and without any further provocaton
OF them named Carlo Rovell drew dirk knife and
inflicted wound in the An alarm in
stantly given, the police called and Rove
ming of down Murray street, private watchman Moran
stopped him and caused his arrest by the police.
The accomplce, named Emile Hocelati, ran up Murray
street along Church street to Park place. Park place
to Broadway and thence Broadway to the Park
Leonard and Sergeant Brown who happened to be stand
ing by the Office of the Chief of Police heard the alarm
and the running, also went in pur-
suit and succeeded in taking him into custody
This man, 1t appears, in his flight up Muir
ray street, stopped by Mr.. James Norton, of l
Murray street. and the rufian, to effect his escape
drew dirk and thrust 1t into the left breast Of Mr. Nor
ton incting very If not dangerous wound The
two assaiants taken to the Third ward station
house. and in the morning conveyed before Justice Os
born who held them TO bail in the of 81 900 each
default Of which they committed to the rombs.
DisturJdnce among Fremet--On Sunday afternoon, at
alarm of Gre in the Fourth district disturbances
CURED in Broadway, Twelfth street, between the
members and Of hose carriage Al and "a; the
police called into requiston and arrested several
and quired find bail for their future good behavior
A Desperate Assault aoth Shoret - woman
named Margaret ONel yesterday arrested by officer
Mcbride, OF the Fourteenth ward charged with VIC
lently assaulng Mary McKecnan on Sunday night with
shovel incting dangerous IL not fatal blow on her
head. The accused taken before Justice Welch,
who committed her to prison to answer the charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-30
President OF the st. Georges Society
NEW York, May "a, 1854

TO TIE PRESIDENT or TUE ST GEoRGHs SOCIETY
Sir-I beg TO acknowledge the receipt Of letter from
you President of the St. Georges Society, rendering
the unanimous thanks Of that most excellent asociA
ton for a concert given in its behalf and enclosing
MAJ niccnt badge Of the Order Of st George for my
ceptance, which shall preserve during life
mento among the many agreeable souvenirs retain Of
my first visit to the United States.
l shall feel obliged by your presenting my grateful
owlcdpments to the members of the ST. Georges
Society for unanimously voting thanks to for the
result. ofthe concert which due TO their
indefatigable exerions than my feeble talent.
consider that when God has given a talent,
power position, any kind Of superiority it is not in
tended that those advantages Should be reserved for him
sell Alone but that he should them for the benefit Of
those whom trying ana ADVERSE circumstances have
titled to a claim on bis protection. The wealthy
members Of the ST. Georges Society not only under
but constantly practice these sacred duties by helping
those whoforced 10 quit the Old Country-arrive In this
promised and with their hearts full Of bright hopes
yet with energetic courage, which would
have faed them but for the first and Of the ST Georges
Society, ready to advise and materially assist all
who possess the common claims Of kindred, country
and humanity.
Now to you sir personally, who to my own knowledge
have frequently distributed to the poor and sick the
treasures Of your science and pecuniary assistance
/ have only 10 say that after this short life are
promised that every will be judged according to his
works
Receive dear SIR the Of the high esteem Il
your ob't serv't. JULIEN.
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williamsburg City News.

SERIOUS ATFRAy AT GREEN PofST-0yE MAN DANGEROUS.
Iy INJURED On Sunday evening" about O'clock an af
fray occurred at Green Point at German porter house.
of l. and Fourth streets, between two Irishmen
and the keeper OF the house. namei John Foetz which
resulted in Foez receiving injuries which II Is feared
VIII terminate fatally Last evening Coroner Hanord
proceeded to hold ante mortem examination at the
residence Of the injured After hearing the testi
mony the jury rendered verdict that John Foetz
dangerously wounded by being struck the head with
stone in the hands of Frank Fitzgerald and by being
beaten with club in the hands OF Peter Shay said
being malicious and premedhated. The prisoners, who
locked up IN the cells will be committed to the
county Jail today by the Coroner to await the result OF
the injuries The injured man was very feeble last
ming at 10 o'clock and his recovery quite doubtful
There deep in his head made by stone his breast
bone Is supposed to be broken, and his body is badly
bruised.
ArrIxrT TO MURDER. ER.--Yesterday morning, about one
O'Clock young named Peter Burns found In the
dock at the foot Of South First street where be had been
thrown by three men who 6rt beat him and robbed
him Of bis coat. lie conveyed to the second wAru
station house by officer McElroy and medical ana pro
cured. Yesterday, he stated that he entered porter
houfe in First street. while intoxicated ana
paper Of tobacco In paving for II he esnipea roi
OF bills. The shree followed and attacked MIN as
above stated Their object undoubtedly was to get pos
session OF the money He had placed ~ IN tooacco
box, and consequently his money was saie.