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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

IN the Senate, yesterday business OF public inter-
est We transacted the day being devoted to the con-
sderation of bills on the private calendar Adjourned
oyer until Monday.
In tie House of Representatives, the Senate bill ex-
tending the warehousipg system, by establishing pr
vate ended warehouses, was amended and passed.
The Senate bill for the relief of the legal representa-
,yes of John Arnold deceased to extend for fourteen
years the patent for making cloth without spinning
ard weaving the raw material vas passed The House
then went into Committee OF the Whole and resumed
the confederation Of the Indian Appropriation bill, and
after brief discussion the committee rose and report
ed the bill The House then adjourned till Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

Of q stringent ard impartial Prohbitory Law; but
very much may be done to limit its rsvages and mit
gate its evil. even under the laws now hsye ana
we approve of doing what we while the means for
doing more are maturing Mr.. Carson may be fond
At Mr.. Harlow Roy's, No. 81 Spruces st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

We publish this morning brief address to The Ger
man population of this country by Governor KcssUTH
Itwss written in consequence Of tie rejection by the
United States SeIate of the Presidents nomination of
Nj George Sanders as United States Consul in London
Gov Kotsuth gives Mr. Sanders high praise for energy
and zeal in bis Office, and deprecaes his recall as an
event which tends to place this country in the light OF
giving aid and comfort to the despots Of the Old
World.
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We shan issue THIS MORNING en- Edition. Of HE
syrrW TrKLY TRIBUNE, for circulation In Europe II WI
contain oil the latest News up to the tune Oh so5 TO press
anolo copies in wrappers ready Tor mailing be had at
:. desk Price Six Cents The steamship Washington
lai fom this port To-Day at p II for South amPon and
Brtmen.
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The steamship Africs from Liverpool for this por
is LOW in her fourteenth day out. She will bTin
three days later intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

MArsE-Davd 7. Granger of Esstpor, has been nom.
mated for Justice of the Supreme Court Of Maine in place Of
Judge Wells resigned Jno II. Williams has been nom9
mated for Judge of the Municipal Court. Portland.
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Gubscrhtions and advertisements for Tn: Nec York
Jr,bpne can be ea with the following Agents;
LosDos-Mr ". Thomas Nos 10 and q Csthsrn street,
Grand.
PlRs-slr. E'ourneau No. 30 Rue 81. Marc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

MrssoUaI-Gen. Albert Jackson Of Cape Girardeau Co.
Charles Jones of Franklin Co. John Epes Cowan Ben
tonian Democratic Candidates for Congress in the With
District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

The die is cast The Bill for the Suppression OF
IntempeIarce has finally passed both Houses of our
State Legislature, to take effect on the FIRST DAY
OF DICEMBER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

LECTURES IN CHIcAGo.-We find in TIE Chicago DEM
0crac Prss the following account Of receipts at tie vs.
rous lectures given in that city the past winter under the
auspices of the Young Mems Association:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25

The gross expenses ~ere $500 81 leaving prof. Of
500 H. The met profitable lectures, measured by the
cash receps ~ere those Of Taylor Greeley SAKE Parker
Mann and curtis The profits these ranged from 800
each "a Taylors to s5oon Curss The other lectures did
q. Il nav EXPENSES
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a. ri, he taken Of synonymous Comn1niesiooi hsess
Intended fer irseriion 1t pe r., sas,ssiioa be-, -
.sdrsss OF the vriteT-not nese~~s1'b '"' r
ssEsIty of bis sOoc iLifs- ta
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The price for advertising 10 the " shAh' i "
Be FfFTY CzETs lire, each lnserioH-
The uiou of ID. lily alone hss CO" reached the anPrs
..ssn,ed n rater Of 90. 600 copies
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rbe Tribune for Europe.

.,,,,,. fer The Tsi5tB> Of MONDAY ossh, to be seat
s.fo,e Q oJeloek on Saturday evening
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Nen:2Dork Daily 9rianags,
ro cosaEsPoSDESTs.

SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1854
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West End Fashionable Hat aud Cap hmpoiIau
vi opsa rBs DAY splendid exposition Of es1e nsas d-
s,risr stys Lac BolDe;s Misses and dcg Ls5
hon Hs.s Fsncy ard Csrs besIin VaeJ Of ofA"
Good Beiis Wslki1g Canes &c $1,000 - 80 c.,.ts.
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OFFICE or THE RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
CoxpaEy No 6 Wa-si EeH Yofk-NEw YosE Aech H. 1851
log Doofd o Trustees Of this Conpany thod ~
the ofScc row temporarily occupied by them, no 81 Wa)
Sdepd cent for the as Sx months on
he capital sok Of sad Company to tine sokhJders or
the6 pfest natives Ter the M day Of April next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08
me R,ot at NevaeE- Verdict Of tho Jury

From Tie DAILY Advertiier, sopt.
The testimony before the Croners Jury 10 relation to-
tie oesvh Of Thomas Mccarthy, closed this mornog
On IL estgnon ycsterdsv testimony In relation to
fha Of the riot only Indirectly Ieceivod bat
this nor ing witnesses nosoi 70 testify on this
point The last two witneescs Bworoone teschsr o..
The Wesl,yan Institute, and thc other young Gormar
gave txp cit testimony that tho riot was commenced BY
aaear on tho pTooes sion, vhle IL moving along
pesrefuy by store throwD from the crowd In -hpman
ste,t ana an attack the henry Clay Banner. ihorc
Il no evidence that stones pistol ahots originally
from the church. The testimony to tho death Of VIC.
csrby is exceedingly vaguo and unsasfacto,y AMI 1t
M | renans provoking mystery both On 10 whence
came the fatal ghot and who threw the hrst stjno
After the adjournment Of tho jury, American young
man. who had BY persons beon asserted 20 be the
who threw the stone arrested and taken before
Justice. Nothing appearing against him, he dis
charged.
1heury after consultation rendered verdict 70
this eject
That the said Thomas Mccarthy came 10 his death BY
two gun pistol rbos, arcd by person tho juror
pAAaewp, oa TIC Glta day of Sepsemheg Afoxe esaid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

In g letter dated Coblentz, August Is, and pub
lished in the augsburg Gazette, We read:-The
castle or Sayn, In this vicinity the residence Of che
Prince of sayn-Wittgenstein, lieutenant general IN
the Russian service, has been much visited Of late,
not only by families Of the Russian diplomatic
corps, but by French legitImists. Thus, Baron Ks-
selef was there tho other day with his family on
visit and today the Russian envoy a. the court Of
Brussels, NJ. de Chreptovitch, arrived there VITA
bis family; and there, too the Duke Of RioAelieo,
with some other French lcgtirnists, were suliariy
present. These visits are thought 70 DO connected
with our present political questions and this belief
sssme to he Strengthened by The ciycsuaaaee tast
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TIE FINALE.
rEl ADJ0UsNMENT--AEgnY lEELINGs AVID BIIrEa
SPEECHES, ETC.

SYRACUSE, scpten,ber 5-7P.N.
Tho convention hes adjourned without day Preston
King aud others vote5 The second resolutions and the
vote on the nominations declared unanimous Ben
jsmID WEIGH, Of BoTslo, densd the association With
Rypders charged upon hin 10 the HERALD Of to daJ.
There great deal Of acrimony and bad feeling In
the conyeDtion Ahijih Mann maco bittor spech, and
very John Cochrsne aud other once hodera
all the old barnburners ndgns at tho Of the
convention, ard say that The soft shell vote will fell of
many thousands in tho country. They will initiate the
hArds and stc to soy moar whether he accepts not
Of predicted By the Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08
M SOFT SHELL STATE CONVENTION.
COMPLETE LIST OF DELEGATES.
Trouble Among the Administratio
Democrats at Syracuse.
~>~~~c~~y~~~~~~,~~>~-~
1Rsunf1 OF The eUs1eM HOUSE ECnOS.
TWO SETS OF RESOLUTIONS.
NsMizasssn Of GOV. seymour for Reelection.
@Sc., &c, &c.
1RnzrH OF THE CUSTOM House sECrit
TWO SETS OF RESOLUTIONS.
HsHizashan Of Gov. seymour for Reelection.
CGXpLErE list or DELEGATES.

YycT f,.s DrT EC ATES tn THE CONVENTION
a.. 'a ~ ~. M ss,...,. ~ 'S ,rna ~. :.
appeassa st She Convention soGs Of tho Assembly dis
trrts am. v,ot fuv so and ersat number os
.ans pa,. .s s'.s. aun.Oe. VI
or suD.tss+ptcs,
NoQsaass, wm H. JeNit' '''''
HirAn Perry, Robert Raty, W. J. D. Hilton. Peter
Cssgrr.
DAVID y Williams.
ward @ a~ssa. a. ''' ''p"e" = '''" James 'f'dy' I'd
Weed, Ixaapson Bardy. ''''''
Hsltson ''','' ''A ''e' %'''' :" o'''' ION" :
Bsoesm--J I. Brodt, o G crccSer, Isaac c. sheldoa
H. B. G,so1rich - : 'N'-
o Gesfgss Hickox, J.r- Hubbard, D. c. stnle, Nor
CxIuas II. Jehiel sterenson,r L. Horton, e. Bradley,
Oivsr
1. Post = : '"s''H' 'A1'' : '''' 's0
xa caArls sersIl: +. Phelps, 1bjah Clark, e. c.
Stevens.
MINER, gllio Jones. '~'
CmsAssso-1 VIM Armsby, r. ". Berry L. r. Ieal
b. G. Frinsle.
g .Jsbtse Robinson, James s. Parker Adam Storing W.
D. RIpas
CIIyruye--G.T T. Thomas D. s. MoMasters J. c. Hubbeu
Lemuel Forth.
penter, r. G, Miller.
VILE, j. T. Dorr.
CoarA .-Ashbel Patterson, a. G. Crouch A. Gran
dan, J. s. leach.
Smith, Jean II Gregory. > 'soe'' - =
q Goodrich, a. II. Burnham W. B. Ch.mplin. Jr.
8. steTsra. = - >'p'N'' '''
DuNHHEa--1. John Myres, Richard Pudrey George
g. Rsners, 5r R. G. Van Wycl.
day, Eivio Arson. - 49,
g. Niekaeas. Martin, Ambrose Wager, James Mabbett
MN. susAerland.
bon, r x Maynard. ' ''''' ''''
sosmsa ecben. ''' ''''' 1s'''
Baker
Orrsa Lecsrvood
oh.ussss fenton -''N' ~ : i'''''' = y '''s''''
Tu1gos-Thos. .Ripton, W. n Clark, G. j. Iowley. VIM.
3. Port
Z &c Gada, j. H. Lent, n. s. Green, W. r.y.
Day, Je.saa JoesSury W." '~''' :
Gerry Csrzrly. '
serscn, 5casn n wooster ' = -'-'-' =
g A Bsoiwith, Ab'm Snyder, A. II Prescott, Wm
J11nasefv-1. Calvin skinner John s. Cook James
q n j. Hutchins. y. j Davis. n. Whiting. J. Whit.
tsksr.
q Charles Smith i. E. Frame Charles K Ioon,is O.
uo~fscS ' " " o' ~ - ' -
KrscsI. f. Lott. A. Smith, W. s. Am..h, G. Herost.
. = E,-,Scra.n George S,oss Henrv Rs9ar,mar
q N. CoInwol, Thomas sesmcn stephen s. Dodge,
Jsrss HrMnen
rr.-s. x-.,ar "' ~ ' = " 1857
TT1rszrM Ira Cooley, George ". Brown, John
2 Jssr Snakner. r P. Wisner. Jas NJ. Alger. George
sI.N.- - ' ~ - "s'' ss
MAprpx-l Joseph Clarke. g. M. Potter. q. g FL
dy;d~r n W psraor
. Esrssna Tcmple, G. T. Fairchild, D. Mcpougau,
WeeS & Fl Gouid " 49,
. TRorrs.r Rrodlav Thona. por,or r 7 Avyes Gan
WIAvis
q HI Farren. g. C. BANNING. G. r Hbbard Thos
r,o.,:: :" '1'A' =. ~ DA"'As' y " n'''~i0' Ano''
). Yssss, eTrus Thsvor. a '''""" - ''"A N"u'0"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-03-11

returning members each are to return only one
Thirty eight counties parts Of counties now returning
two members each, to return three in future Eight
additional members to be allowed to the very popu-
ous districts the southern division Of Lancaster and the
West Riding of Yorkshire Nine cities or boroughs, con-
tanning more than 900 inhabitants and now return
ing two members EACH to return three and Saord
now returning member, is to return two. Birken-
head Bumy and Staleybrdge are in future to return
one member EACH the Inns Of Court two and the Lon
don University The number Of electors in England
and Wales is estimated at millions the new scheme will
probably raise million and half The Daily News
says It will make nearly 100000 The bill win pass
the Commons the question is will the Lords have cour-
age enough to oppose it?
We stated last week the business done at the British
mint in 1853 The following is a comparative statement
of the coinage of the three great minis Of the world dur
ing the last
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compares the island Of New Caledonia 70 St. Domingo
self for importance, and AYERS moreover that it ALREADY
belongs Great Britain it having been discovered b.
Capt Cook some eighty years ago, and possession Of
having been formally taken by that navigator in the
of his Majesty George III.
PARIS, FEBRUARY 90, 1854.
The Moniteur of this morning saws ave an.
nounced yesterday that the Emperor had received
an answer from St. Petersburgh. The Gar, in his
letter to the Emperor, discusses the conditions Of
arrangement which had been proposed to him. and de-
cares that he cannot enter into negotiation except on the
bases which he has made known This reply leaves no more
chance of pacific solution, and France must prepare
support by the most efficient means the cause the tri-
umph of which the perserng efforts of diplomacy have
net been able to ensure In defending theoretically
the rights Of Turkey tht Emperor reckons the pa
triosm of the country On the intimate alliance of Eng
land and the sympates of the Governments Of Ger
many. These Governments have constantly declared
that they were determinid as resoutely are to
maintain the balance fpower OF Europe, and to
the integrity and independence Of the Ottoman Empire to
be respected There is 70 other question involved in the
discussion Public atteton is turned towards Austria
whom her position calls IN to play active and mpor
tant part Austria has dways declared with great firm
in favor Of the ponb which have been forth in
the protocol OF the confidence Of Vienna of the 9th Of
December last We haveevery confidence in the highly
honorable and chivarous character Of the young Empe
Of Austria we find besides guarantee for the
dispositions Of his in the interests of his peo
ple interests which are idntcal with our own In the
general circumstances of European policy France strong
in her honorable and disnteresed Intentions has nothing
to fear from the struggle which is about to take place.
She knows BESIDES that shecan reckon the energy
well the prudence of ne Emperor"
General CAsrELBAJAc, Minister Plenpotentary at st.
Petersburgh, has arrive9in Paris.
The Emancipation osBrussels says GA financial crisis
prevails at st. Petasburgh Money has become very
rare and amostal business is at stand-sti Nothing
but paper in circulation AT the departure of the last
mail war was considered inevitable although it was far
from being ppular in the capital The best troops
being direced towards the seaports, where immense
stores are elected If the struggle commences it will
be terrbeand decisive for Russia appears to devote
it all her The bases of forced loan pre-
pared Foreigners leaving ST. Petersburgh and Nos
COW in crowds In this last-named town the war party
has the preeminence, not amongst the higher classes
but amongst the people The Gar much esteemed by
tie Masses who persuaded that the Anglo French
want to put down the Greek religion and jealous Of
the naval prosperity Of the Empire The enrolments
Effected without any difficulty; provisions in abun
dance but uniforms and arms will be insufficient in
The Government stores" E~s~i. w. :"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-03-11
35,54s,7os s,o75,6i7 lol,4sl 3S,725,ss
This large amount consisted of no fewer than 44
l74,44S,02l

Thus excluding oil other mints--though know that
the coinage of dollars in Mexico very large-these
three minis supplied the world with an enormous and in
creasng amount Of coin 1t has ell been absorbed by
trade which has continually complained of having too
little much All these minis have been at work
through the whole year. without having been able eec
tualy to meet the demands of trade Such vast alb
sorpon of coinage without any sensible effect prices
striking proof of the unexampled activity and sound
ness of trade in 1858.
Money is much cheaper than it was. 1t cannot easily
be placed at call four per CENT and rstrate bills have
been discounted for less than four and half Rumors
have prevailed that the Bank about to lower its rate
Of discount. 1t has not yet done SO, however.
The of the English market is far from being
firm, and last weeks prices with difficulty maintain
ed. The Baltic markets inactive, and the Hamburger
market lower, whilst those Of Holland and Belgium
advanced. .
The Government has undertaken to carry out the plan
proposed by the Geographical Society for exploring the
and interior of North Australia Emigration is still
going at great rate In 1853 fewer than 2l9 Az
emgrants took shipping at Lverpool Of these l44
Irish, 933 English, 4l5 Scotch, and the remain
der principally Germans. The majority of Irish emf
grants go to America comparatively few are among the
adventures to the gold colonies.
1t does not probable that the agrcutursts will
have to complain Of short supply of guano
since the engineers appointed by the Peruvian Govern
ment to the quantity of guano remaining at the
Chincha Islands stated the total amount to be r. loo
tons of measurement or l6, sol ,466 tons Of weight
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At Oswego, IN. Y) on Wednesday Of last week, stty
Of boys who sliding down hill on two seds thasre
dashed together ran against one-horse sleigh, dch
was made o complete wreck by the collision. Otht
front Of one Of the sleds was young man namd lex
ander Morgan aged 10, who lay Fat, with his fac dwn
wards guiding its course His skull was crusht ito
complete pummice, and he survived only aboutniou
after fSN4 &&#t4 t8aN itH &0 sst X \
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Mr.. isaac Duel, aged so years, an estimableitisn
Dutchess county, New York, accidentally lost lie q
Saturday, whilst engaged in oilng the geare IN
mill, into which he was drawn and mangled in horib
manner. gfs &. & 4Ag- .al 81 Ggt4Aika At Il ~ a
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Mr. JACOB ALBERT, who died at Baltimore last x,
has bequeathed liberal sums to several benevolent OTIS
in that city: to the Protestant Orphan Asylunsn
Franklin Square, $4,000; to the Female orphany-
lum Of st. Pauls Church $40, 200; to the Male Dan
of the same $4,000 4
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Further Particulars About the Great Con-
flagratlOn.

MEETING OF THE sYMPArHIzsRs AT METROPOLITAN
HoTEL-sPEECHEs, RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
The scene OF the coDfsgraton Of Sunday morning last
was waited By mary thousand people yesterday. Those
who seldom promenade Broadway yesterday fell in with
the wing thrcng along that street, and walked up
r as the site OF the ruins or all the grea. res which
Of late called forth the sympathy OF czsns
perhaps none has excited much general rgre as this
it Is fit to be sort OF public calamity ioasmuch as IL
swept away our hrst concert hall and OF frat
hotels.
One Of the proprietors OF tho hot.l Mr. Lsnisr, with
his family, consisting OF himtclf, wife, an grand
laughter, the hotel at the time OF the rs and
we're aroused from their slumbsrs by the suoc,ting
smoke All OF them fortunately ssved. When they
rushed from their rooms they were enveiopei in clouds
ossmohe, darkenng every thing around them TIE fam.
n.y. ater cropping about for time, we're enabled to
escape through the ladies' entrance Broad Hay ex;ept
ing III o. Mr. Lsncr who for long time was unable
70 nd any egress from the burning building Alter crop
ng his way through the halls OF the house till nesi
euFocated he discovered i'm Light made his way to
-ard 1t and found IL 10 be upon temporary scs1oding
hs ihird story upon vhteh pc erAweo and .nsn iaat
he hsc en- All day yesterday be was lying 10 danger
situation, but hopes are entertained Of his umats
recovery.
Amongst tho sufferers wc are sorry have 70 add the
Of kots Julien, whose lste efforts to deg the
lo' ers OF musis endear his memory TO the psopls
store room Appropriated In the building Tor his
immense stock Of surplus music, the most owhch was
of manuscript unpublished gems the loss OF which Is
two tbousasd do,rs worth Of ths recherche French
flowers used In h hall room arrangements-s small
Ioriion of which i,playsd At Cote Gardsn-sll the
primrose end god psrise with several huudrt msgn
icent banners, decorated with the richest enbszon
nsns There also two sets Of American fsgs mscs
OF the richest sains, geld and silver Isms they were
decidedly the most superb American coo ever SEEN and
they were cispiayed, surmountipg dazzling American
star, composed OF several thousand cut gae prsrs,
formed coup doil Of tasteful grandeur not easily forgot
ten. All these, With other valuable property. wsrs TO
have been used at the intended bal pare on the 18th inst
There large number Of lAborers engaged on tbs
ruins yesterday who made mush Irosrea In clearing
the site of the do The frensn sxsred themselves
In pulling down the walls buYsons OF them (the psrt
ton vail between tns concert han and the hote)
too firmly built - yield TO their efforts They were left
standing last sight.
the part u the arnss stated that eas of sm had the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10
News from Central America.
Marine Affairs

TIE STEAMSHIP UsIos, Ckpt. Adams, will leave this port
early tits morning to cruise for the disabled
San Frar cisco. 10 consequence, there u be steamer
from ths port for Charleston until the l4th inst when
the James Adger will leave at ths regular hour
Tnr s1sAssHp BLACK WARRIOR, Capt Bullock sailed
yesterday a,tcrroon for Havana aud Mobile
DEATHS AT SRA Tho ship Andrew Foster, arrived
Saturday from liverpool, had weaty six deaths among
her passengers
FnykspE CuTIRs DoRBN "A communication in the Nor
folk Beacon OF the 9th inat ardng the cutter
Dobtn, OF the half dozen lately bul down East,
says
This vessel arrived at Norfolk Tsdpedsy morning. asr
sf four Gays from the mouth Of the Ia Fear
river where 81 bad laid 1t su;hor for Two weeks 5ho
hiss proved wre;chsd fpeoiusn Of naval architecture.
Her hull Is defe ,tive two surveys At Wilmington
ported her mAsts To be whersupon she
ordered here to have them taken out and replaced bs
ter ones, and to be thoroughly rehtted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE JACKSON DEnOCRATiC FESTIVAL
AT WARRINGTON.

sREEcHEs OF MsssRs. ORR, LATHAM, BnEcRE SRI DsE
AND OTHERS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1854.
One hundred ard fifty guests sat down to the banquet
this evening" including several members ofConess, 60
william seen presided, assisted By sixteen Vice Prssi
dents and four sseretAries.
Asa preliminary proee ding, tbs President read series
Of resolutions dsclasa,ory OF democratic principles
dorsng the Administrators, &c. which were adopted with
acclamation.
After the supper the frssdsnt annouAoed the regular
tosss which drank with snthsusism Those TO Jack
SON, Tie President and Captain IngrshAn ware loudly
ehssrsd.
Volunteer oash followed fhs nrst esnpiinsatary TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10
Naval Intelligence.

The sloop Of war LevAn. was At ConstAntnops Deo g
from Spezza Sep. IL The following her ofacsrs;-
Commac der-Charlrs c. Turner
First Iieutepant-Robert r. Pnckrey.
Leuicnxnts- James Il Sgrotg, John p. Decatur, VII
ham " Spice,
Master--W llism G. Temple
Surgson-Ie~is Minor.
Parsed Assistant Snrg.on--Robert Mason.
Pursef--lohn +. Steele.
Passed sidshpnen-HorAoe n. Cable, A. W. Johnson,
Theodore Lee
MISREPRESENTATION +. Glaseii.
tspiainr 6sk-Wtl am Ford.
Gupber--John Webber.
CsrtSnt r-JehD simpson.
The thp Tartar. arrived at San Francisco the 10th
d eemher in thirty five Gays from ShanghAs reports
leaving III. Unit. States loop of Saratoga there the
soresaip Supply reTnaiGed Gt her former anchorage.