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; .mw ..ui i? "
^! en?**l th.? then own IWuWfcJ,
; 12 .Mgaat.c, 1 wW IW ci, : .
S Vai-dirnst hat ca-cv.
I* where- IM OBS twuV? .. n?.r..
rV^J ,,.,?,.. lad um capital be tabwdta
12^ rVMKomc^usrUlittJ* rfthttcanl*
^S^n.urrrt^nheron-nt.V ,?r ...
/ : ?..?.? M,:li.ui:.;T;.[!
, \ ZI* Map eapiUl laata ...
? K .S. v ? ? ' V nhtwt.d '"'
. tu eaeetiaa laaa, ta, araetaei Itoopi or the
|, , s ..... oi o?, l n.o... ia auaa ward?,
.hei tat Kmorvr or ourselves, u * aauaa, mc.-u
?i--Ca it.vnit. shall have thr daai baa** af
Zm iaai tkiiaai1 l? ?? ? aaaatJaa ai aatioa
?j.u.i public siianarr, aad mm ai peal asterest
haaattaaaa TV capital ta war. thote
mwt* n ot evident!* come tn -in p.t:ts lureua
'tota'.tor.n.i Cahtorma hrrsell cannot afloril
A ?..Konow ?...] wOI lonir ?? ? debtor. K
t'v p cft':c t'.a:t-.J States woaid ;-a:n t:ie
wea'th et ralnem..!. wo must torm coatpaeiet
, ? nmpii?! to warb km mine- Other
a ? ?' immense products al |oM will ba of
M |. ..t.,;,t to n? as a nation. i?.t rather IB injury;
MB. f r IBB BBBBBJ BtaffB iisMCno.'. MM conpa
iK- tra.-?! 11 lortnod an I the capital raised ;n t'ie
Allan tic States This qaection is closer* a?"!
I m !vi?y allied to a general protective sys
aji i National pohry . for it is clear, that, if all
tb eoW that come* from Caliioriiia to the At
bj tic ft M aBBrtfBBjta to Knrope IBM other
for. gja parti tor BB| afta, B will no* beflotl us.
Bui oar ( its. nt parpoM-is to assert the policy
a i.i iatpartaaee ol hrfflBj on baBO BBtbc wealth
ol CsJJbrnia, bj IBB taw BtaBMBl ol our own cap?
ital in Bl r n.nes. H we can cet up companies.
Ilheee fftrertots ?anil be caaipceed ot known.
IjaoraUa, and reUnbai men. there i* no etbei
puMBwal open ta capitnl rnoee tavittag, or BMaa
toliu. than tins . lad BOBOBO Ball "I inuailiceiit
promisi'
< I TV ITEMS.
Tin I'oi imii.?Col. Thomas U. Whit
BBTf af tBMCtlf, will deliver an Oral ion on lli?- 4tli
M lary, bcane Ha Osdei es* tae DnBeal Asnerieaiu
?iid Use Ctty antboritiea, m Raw-Hart a, Coaua.
-At iiaiiioi i, ( on. lac haaBectaan M to be
rrr> brilHaairj iieaebroiedl There M to be an Orw
tioti and haOCSSBMh an.I :1ml) inn yoiinx ladseOaM
tn aj.^ ar in ll.e latler, < af .'i bOaCHSg a MBall luiincr.
.0 i inBaal M Bat Meena r ecaBaaac
At Loan ii, the yaajnaj BBBOI Mi Bl a diaai r,
at>hieh tWnbjMMhWi of tbe fair gtB MM ta appear
in baaMBM raaBBB* it >,; IsawoD thai aosM
aoan MMattaab to mobbB two yaaasj balles waa
madr tin i sppenranee m taa new arece. Thai rac
gaaaJci in (ou im; Hie two BjBBi M take refnge in a
Mora,hal the roathea win not BBBtaaataaapl i Mil aa
operation The Hide opposition thus luitmfe.stcJ
aaaaai Mm facstJaa m be ahaeaased, and the iriris re
??Mai thai tin y wonM aVeea m suit ahsaneorroa and
ii the pMaBI BeCS at IB! city was not viiflincnt u>
prevent them Irom bthaf invulled. tin y wo'ild pro
u- t taaaneeftei
?e?
fe* Karaa reported jrOa^toroaj that Wn.
uot II tfBABAat, BaTHMrij of this < itv. bad loin
killed Wf MBtaaBBfi "ear Detroit, on BMaday UMl. It
B aaal thai he waeee the send with some friends,
ml a taagBN < aaBBBJ up. they tiHik refuse in a '.am
i . rata was attack i>y Hg?tatngi aad Mr Grahaai
ins'antly kilh-.l We are uiiatile to -ay that the storv
janataMMcaUkN true or f.iNe. At H nVUu k l<i.st
arsMan}, hM raBBiaca m tins Cttraad reoeiTcd ao
i? iftirS n'oriiiation of aacl a calamity. a tcle
|raoase dagiai h, Bawnaiad as Ida -ion at Datrott,
tun I not been responded to late la^t iveiung. V>'e
tahe UM Bat lepoil may prove BMMttaOt. Helsa
beiher el Oseapa it Qtalann, editor M at^ahaan'a
(HajaaatCt sal bj weBaMna M tins enj as a jroeag
pjnthnBM oi abtthrj and enterprise, lie ems a antrec
attaeCMyel Phahaan^hsa,bat wa* HantsdutthM
Btj white In- wife agaj ebjh] now rtshlc hc m
pawn laaety-Bro years of are
OaUTlOB BBPOBi the \lvMB1 ok ihe
lairiaetTt ThS Animal Oration kaCOrS tile kh
anni of aha IfntietsMy waedehrered laM erennsgnt
BeColli-gc rh.ipcl, l>v llowaan ( Ri.snv. K.?t]. The
xMar ueaaal i harflj >?i the baaatai at Cassnja Bda
aimn. Mat toaaai MM aiiiiouy bMaMOB moral and
Blelleilual eu'.'.uatu ii, in a rectfMMM p?nat of view
rii.- aaBaBBBMaat aileaUiii studies waa urged with
?raaaBMaa as a help o humility and as a inoa.is ol
ail.iium? BM iiimd He held that thi traveler in the
BB nt.fie tu-:.i i,a- hagm his bwanej in ? nobler
phere The orator lamented ta.it tb? re -hon! I h ive
einstinuiiv BBMaaBMaapaa the oMahhahedcedar
d colleriate r.'ncation. with the intent to tender it
tore pMMBkal The atltaBBMI oi pg^iaaMii
.c.iswasa.m. eaaMdaial apaa to aojaaajca i m
mper aunsoi rrlliajiata aBaaMiaa aaac the de?, :.
haMI ui the moral and mlrecctual nalure. and Ihe
i.'ttsot tatappMiiissawjaUbod^ kedwtaiaai |
uie Oration M.,-ol i.iodvratc BBBJtB, indWMheard
tith MMaaa i
?
I'll IWlliM r.VI'kiuvvn, is ^ l?K1S.
BBalBrfaBV aesne of taa ccanpoaaaei M tnaaaVi
'J i Caawajj,h?ring a cnrBMitjto wBMaaa bb
inMratiouoitn, potary motion at ibe i:.irth, by the
trans ,.f the JVui\uhun, it was thoa. ? . bj^BC
We to trv the e?Krimrnt bj ine t,!::(-, irriiitMuj
?aMi..e| ',, .V u ,s ,????;,?, ,J v? A .. , >,.-h , r!. \ .
?auh a. re ii !cd slurp, one to bcdrii .. .itoa-ky
hjtitfr.ii.c aoana I warn Bag Ir>> ? tt :.,fc,r ^ . ',.
?.rrtoMuve.,s ;t paiM upon w.iai. t.. iai|iaia
?? lot:.. rii.< Wi.atta-hedaioas w;rc,!.i!ic:i
?on.thc>tov, pije.wtnh. baaaj raratahai at the
^**.th a aenn na low cyi,nu,:. >j p;t. - of iron
?w aaatnaBtaa 4 aaqje aa r aaataj,
Bt?pettyruartieJoa w.f, . circle I ' ??
^o?w. i,pPl,lfII1Jf,na, ,.ru e;x;?;:;
;..*.i,^'-''-'^--'' -???.as. ..
rj^>*aBb pi. .. lent, ,..
?t/ie^rj:^4-:< :- 1
IkatJieratBaaej Tf/to. " rwm-B??"
Nail uavi ... . ?"taaaBI mta pniBBtaBBa I at
^^ahooahirtvu;;;, ? *~ ? ?
?^?K??FRB..?,Vl.The triii ..t'BIBJod
nWBffai^ ?
a.5^?^M?aas?mrd oa llesnday, pai
H^*'' uad at. Lo
^lhtK"ft!ll,h,',,rrv,?1 ^MraaBasm.
KeiiKlecr at Alb-nv On , , r.,, (;, ,ri;?
,enr> 9^??? ?eaayilstebS
C^?BI Btaataas strAr, | ?Vj ; ...
BterewaaaedMaaA Tt... >: >, .,
CSV tm?m*m m ?
?r?l ? her gr, ?t VJ ,
Artiosnr on the Kris Raw.koad.?
Yesterday morning; the Express train on the Er.r
Itnilmud. totind up. ran inta a cattle train 12 miles
front Minim. A terrible concussion took pia <e Uoth
i'sIm Serr Mal damaged, the forwrarf car n UM
paw m?mt mwm t>eing < ?rti?he>i to BBBSSB Four of the
paBBSBBJSBB SMSB badly injured I laborer in the
oili. r train, employed in t.ikmg eh trge of the cattle,
?n> instantly killed.
Thi Obatob at Tammant.?The Sa
rhi nis of the stocirty ef Tamm.my have BBBaeSBd
Wanner HswBBS, Esq., to deliver the Oration at
Tmimmny Hall, on the Fourth of July. Mr. H 1?
what may be railed a moderate Hunker, and no
doubt Mill lalmr zealously to bring about a cordial
innen of the two BSStBBBS of boeof MoaSBB. He ha?
an uj. hil! leb, and we admire the eotira?i he dis?
plays in making the attempt.
???
CoMMBHCBMBNT Of THI NbW-YoBB Usi
w.t-trv -The Annual CoaBBMmMBtSBl Of the New
York Inm-rsity will be celebrated to-day, with ap
paoastal* txereAsss, in Triplet Hall. It will be an
BSV rcsl.l.g pi r.iMnn,
-Fir Mr. Kellogg will lecture on Gtologm
!?lf< re the Teachers' Assoeiatioii UuS . Wi due-a.y,
ewawing bt Trustees' Hall. (orrirr (irarid an I Elm
?a* .it 8 P.M. The pnblir are invited to attend,
??
SoMXAl i.i LISM.?A boy 1<? year-, of age,
mimed < bM. R Wills, re?idir:sr at IM HUBBUB 01,,
fell down a flight of stairs 00 Monday night, while
I waikim? in hi> Bleep, laeort lag oenaaeeiahls saleni ?
injury
???
HT The Royal Mail Steamship Niagara.
Cmfk. stum, --ails from her dock al Jersey City, at
noon to-day. for Liverpool. BBS has a 1 Blft number
ol pBIBBngBtl and a iarirr amount of specie cn
?aged.
? ??
Cottoh raon iHt: Lakes.?There will
arrive al thi* port, fa ? few days, ? canal-boat load?
ed ?rite R iw Cottas from MtBstsarppi The Cotton
came-:;) tr.e ?llttlriliyi aad Ohio to Fortsrnoutli.
theses to C leveland, down Lake Erie to BalaiOi
through IbS Erie | anal to Albany, and down the
Hudson to 0ns I ity Thli Is the first ahipmentol
Cotton that Ihm Uios passed from the Boots to Uts
Notts, ami oaf lad bt pregnant w ith Interest.
?
Tilt: BsSMUOS StTCAMBS. ? It is said that
the Me. Canard contemplatepottiaga mnrepow
arfoJ atraaim oa Um New-York, Bermuda and St.
TbOSSM UBS, and transferring the Merlin to the
HaJifaa aad Neu-Found.and route, to takt the ptaos
oi the Falcon, lost.
F*/ It bas beta decided in a suit brought
for the recovery of the ralueof a oow manned oa
the USWS Ol the New-Jersey Railroad Company, and
tried at Ni wark. N J . " That an engineer in charge
of a locotnotirs engias is not liable for accidents'
iiiiurv to a i ow which, snllered tO gO at large, had
rOjaysd OB the Railroad. Thi OWaot Of cattle is
bound to keep tl cm ia hll own close at Ins peril."
l"%f The new Postsge law took effect
(restarts*. aast ws Baun that there was,a large na?
ns a?e in the numbi r ol bsBsri winch passed through
oiu rpSt ?SSTr, CITtlB OB thfl list rlarjr Ws hear! of
one peraon who had boon engaged for a week wri?
ting 1? Iters to all the aunts, uncles. fttrSSiaa and other
IBBBtOBS that he tlTSI heard of. w hich he deposited
in the offn e yesterday m one lot?thus celebrating
the .elvi n! o( cht a|> postage
? ? #
f'osie/.iMK.N i\uv Bahqvbi ro Vrchbish
or Hi ?uns.?We Badsrslaad it is the intention of
the friends et irohhMhop HagSai to got up a com
pi um alary banquet Is bia honor, oa the occasion of
Ins leOrra to New-York from Europe. The a&Bif
will take place Si the AstOf House, it is | ,1,1, ?u the
lmli of July, win n doubtless a large number of Hie
intimate friends and admirers of the distinguished
prelate vwil be present.
-4
An Hin Rkmc.?Some id' our readers
will probably recollect the fact thai the raps of three
of the eoluntna that arers In the rotuada ol the Aral
alswaaaia* Brcbsags ttiits aarst! from the rums of
the meat lire in IIB) One of ?MSS caps passed our
oases \? sti id iv oa its w-.iy to Greenwood Cemetery.
It has been recut. and is to HrVS as the cap-stone to
a tin man's monument.
Immiobatiob kok Jobs.?The following
Otbls ahoari the ausaber of paaasagera UmI bars ar
rised at tins port during thepaal dmmbOi:
sVsnah posta.II4SI tatararp.i.vi:
Freuen.:t.5t>4 Ataateruani. git?
Urem? n.'J.T.Is WlWWSSIaS. 276
Hainburgh. I^SB Botteoun. Ill
I has res. I?*fal Other port*. KU
Total.334S3
(>! this nTHBBl r M\Sa| wi re bummmjs pasBenj 1 rs.
-4
Thi aBSBSsoas or thi Stbbbt Dbpakt?
ml>t - Ws hate been requested to make the foilow
init MMTVeUoaS of statements winch were contained
in a petition relating to the SSSSBBOn of the Street
Department. paJabsSBSl 111 MOB lay's Trt/'U/tr :
The sspsnaea of the BajaBO and UM compensa?
tion of the officers are paid by a?s( aaaaeatS made for
iiH-ai iBaarssamBBla aad sol from the fit v Treasury,
as thai MsteSM Bl would inter.
- Tlie 11400, sa d to have been received bv the
asassaon n less than the stsnthifai assessments on
sewers only," inclmles all the improvements from
1 oili tin Street aad I rot on Department?the amount
receivad tor sewers not exceedhig one-third?ths
BsJaaec being for regulatuaj and sjadiag streets,
paring, anting curb sad gutter, and laaauar, snd
saahtasbag a mes of ban aassuas, basvaaa <>t Ira
months, .is will be asen by reference to the street
t ooiimssioner's Repon to the L'onunon Couaeil ?
May 9. ISOe. ? ?
\\ 1 bars rem,.,.; aaothcrconsnuBlcatioe an
swering a statement s.milar to um above, made ia
bbsb her pspss. The Bobatance of R ia eoataiaed ia
IBs BkUoarBsj pmssjiafh
The BauoarUag is the eatrset Bean las rspssi oa Um
aubject of Sewers, of Kwhidaa Dean, feiaq., Presh
deal of the Crosoa Water DepailmsiU, (docwnasal
No .s.s. Heard ef Aldermen.) lefsrrsd to in the me- |
moral m nt to Albany la.st STSSUBg. In refOSTUU to .
the strut Conunuanonsr,l report oasewsrsotSth
April, rtorsMBBl No IB, Hoard ol Useranen, Mr
Dean >ays
?? Hi lafsrssaa to thai rt|ual uwsilagaaaiisd af a little
jes? then six asaitas tt w?l bi ?rn that ihi aamiisinli
,e?ini fur Uta rartesa ?h-Humsaparilad,itatnal t.i
i" 11 hHaaied m.1 aujbtjr^are* Ibnaisnil Ira hsadred
^ini tii rtr-thrsa it. iiars ami larsstj e als, "i ?sieh the
aunrry, i> emi.l..>.d rrceivr.l ?;tt? n th.< laand one h indrtsl
?sriaui -..?;!i! an .:iJ:;'t -fo'uoatUa, Uminapocton
?srsateea taoaaand aaa bsaorsd aad IBy?0)i?a d?Uara;
aaarsarra ? jhr Baaaaad fat ^un?mi und htt*-onr
ssmra aaS ."..???? rram, aa.i ta? c<4k?t m earhl th.ei
?.in.! mi atudrsd aad IbirtasadoUarisadUurty-astbtoasts,
aauuag ... ascresata ??joad ::.e 1 .ntra. * imcaa uf fifty
iSoaiaatla arhuaalrsdsad atcbty-au dollar* and taeut.
SIBS1 aal.. asd W*\.->ic tbe .jm j.a;,: t.j ? .ntrai :..rs bnl four
L tab.. tsnty-tiuai Otiaaaad sadaartr-atsduttarasad
1 s*tj oectaii la Msav ? eds,taa 1 taaasMati In tad
ai aswa?rs,aaMMBtta atarlj tastra Mr eaaf asoa Um
1 aaassM a 11 r OS sort aaai
??
KllXBO on thi Hi ikon Kivku RaILBOAO.
. ?Aa UMjuast aaa ysatsrdsi beat at Um boo s, IM
1 Nu.i t, ' m.v ? up n the Mat] of #ossph Lawson, a
; bsUti ol Ireland, II years of age, arBo araa accaisnl'
i\ kill? d bj 1 aa si Um :r urn of bhs H alssa Rirei
' aatli ' aben seal leventy-alnth-st, 00 Moassu .
, altaraooa ?Samuel Kctntsd, the KnjpiMer, teauied
that a t v. im si seta prat 0 .-1.* 1 ,?? fatal oceureace,
??as* *? 1 ? ??)? -tai. mg apoa Um Osch,snd bav
? - defy I iv? tl >? al im . a hi a ? I b it Us I 1 ? ased
?fd nail retosmsd 1 >oa the track, paylos noat
i? to the waratai Th* Kngtnt^cr kseung th
i??? utMsnl aottoe lor i?.,- br?Mli 10 be p 11 dsnrn, ana
*tt;. iu?? liixx r< ?<r I the engine \' Uus time
tri?- i#i v.- tsnUmg pun the outer edge of
' t-ack, ii**r Ui? . ... ?%i,ii ip?a.iion left hOB
( bocnsiM? ior hi* life,etreat by lumping .im? lbs
nrer. rhi* hs oeiflactea to do, and WMcrusBadlo
oeaU *la??*. th? raraaad Um sail A rerdaetof
aecsuesjtBl dasah was stadai wd ay Has lory
?
!''" "v? ?? - N fssimla astnod J?i/.ih. th
Bei ? *>rt> knocked down ?ml m>e b iiij??.i| ?n
.u. /<.-> rvtrnina * b..r*?. and rarrisaa driten hi
I..0 *n ol if.e .or/., r of ?.,< . ,
Broad*.*, Bhs wa? t*fc*n to lbs 1 it> iio. ,,, ,
Brown's r^rn.ige t.y oaV*f ller??n ,1 t-,. ' 1 1, , 1
Ward fohes "'"'
?
' ?.i 1; ?/.?-Si im i lahorcrsjuaad John
1 rrol * .0 OrH at i*t, Mulbtrry 1 . ahlh 0 work
' tat ti ??<..?..?. bstwssa PiBb ai ?? s ?ti( ,.t .
, tSfdl H on ., g wa?o*ar otM \rf the UsVasS 'heal
Aearr:..?..- a as procured I? cofttsy sin? t? Um i o*
! H'?imai. 1 at i^.- or ) t-eforr res? lung it ||,< ? ,?4??
I aer* U.? kan'otba Bellsttx Hoaantai, n,,.
1*otern wo] ??,..! an aaaasat The '!?.???.. 1
? ? ' u rhitdrsn, ?.r< n ,.,e?.,. ,?
? En*:, 1?:, 1, .; v.. m aooriUihars </m?t'< title ?,if.,?y
Fatal Result or an Affray.?<>??
Th?r nlay nil/tit !ai-l i.n altercation oceurrel m t!ie
house No 15 Oruuro-wt ''??twwntwo ?nm>-n, n n ir4
Kllen Doyle and ( a t ha n n e Sullivan, during Wtdch
the la'.'.rr seized an iron pot which she threw vita
erea-violence at !!>*. hoad oi l.er adversary Thr leg
of the pot broke uff aad lodged in aha BBteeaad <?f the
WOtnam >he was immediately removed lo the City
Hosgrtal, where Dr Alien succeeded ia roatevmathe
iroo ar.d sever.il piei ee of bone which had been frac?
ton d by it. sti<- lingered in great pain until jreetar
day, whan ehe died from tue esaeM of Ihe uatrry
? cronr r Oer r will ho!-: an bsqucet upon the bony thai
morning The w ?man Doyle vra, arrested .a the
time, and is at pr? mnl conBned il tha I tty Prstoa.
-?- i
-XcfTDt.Mally Drowhkd.?An inquest
v?x- yesterday head at 54 Frankfort- -t upon the bo ly
??j John II. hfyeia, a aatire of Germany, n wars of
are. who was drowned at the Peek-slip {?'? rry on j
Mot.day evening. It appears that while in the a t >f
jumping to re.k n the ferry-boat, which Seid hut left
the bridge, ho mlaatd tha boat an I fell into the
dock, aa the ssane time -mking his chin venu great
violence igninat '.be stern of the boat. A Mr. John
TaQuaao, wia? wa? with him at the time, warned
loin not to pnap after the boat, but he nms running
so fast Unit he couid not atop himself in urae The
dcci a-ed wa> a tro<a r.; pd carried on bneincni at .V)
Piankfortat a rerdict af accidental death w as rt-n
dered by tb* Jury
A Fwerrrra rsoM Phitjlimxput v.? V
yeaag maa named C Ftoandne, was featerday
rr.onunc arrested by OlBceT Duabttof the 8e? nth
Ward Police, charge, with stealing flla 1:1 m >ney,
Ike property of Mr. Brennen, reading In Philadel?
phia TOe larceny was committed mth.t city and
the accused srai ycutrdav taken thire for trial.
-e??
Dbowiibo wim.c BatbONO.?A lad, B
years of ego, named Stephen Walker, who.=e pa*?nts
r< ?ule at .No 3li Dehme.v-st.. wa, drown. I at 4
o'clock on Monday afternoon while bit hin?,' lathe
East River, at the foot of Lane at. The boeylumaol
been recovered.
- e
El**Charles Duhm, while driving a Cart
belonging to Patrick H. Fay, Soap Boiler at No. CM
Ch? riy-strect, run over a child at the currier of
Wh.te and Orange strei is. on Monday evening, ae
rionaly inju/mg it. Ths ?.. heel of the cart psiseed
over the woalder and arm ol the child. It wa.? taken
lo th'' City Hospi'al by the Police.
?e-?
Abbist pob Rbcbitimo Stolib Goods.?
Patrick Marooney, a clerk in a junk shopin Iii? Fifth
Ward, w as yesterday arrested on a charge of re-eiv
rag, knowing .- to have been stolen, a quantity of
rigging belong rig to Cant. J. P. Morgan, of Cald
wrdrs Landing. The accused waa held to bail in $:i'io
to tnswet the charge.
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PkT Sales of Real {'.state, at auction, hy
Adrian II. Mullrr. Julv 1. 1851
Lot No. 5.'j Broadway, S3X800.198,000
Store aad lot No l IS Peari-tt.. 99x70. 11..1
[ADVl.RTISEVEST.l
City Impbotkmbrtb.?Although nmeh
baa been wntiin about the rapid growth of our great
city, and the many so-called spkndid buildings
which are in eonr-e of ere lion :n Broadway an 1 the
lower pert of the town, a few remarks directed to
Hit prog roes of :;,?? Bash ra j?.irt of the city m ty not
be uninteresting, where our good citizens evoi
prompt in keeping pace with their ambitious neigh?
bors, have been busily engaged hi demolishing old
and erecting in their t? ad aubetantial and neatly ar?
ranged Mores and dwellings. At this time we will
I all attention to but one. which cannot tail to arn-t
the attention of every one who passes up through
Chatham-square to the Bowery or East Broadway.
We allude to the store of Mr Samuel Schoonin iker, j
who has just erected a I.building at :? Chatham
square, immediately tdjOining his old store, where
he will continue to cater for his many friends and
customers, in the sale of Od?. Paint*. Varnishes,
Gloss, ate., Including every article In the painting,
ghtnras and hou at-building furnishing department.
Air. BOhcoaiaaker has been In the business for
many years, and has, by his attention to business
and urbanity of manners, si-cured a universal de?
gree of public patronage ai d made many frtends.
and we are glad that we can congratulate bun in the
eomplctiOB of, and removal ti>. his new and commo?
dious store.
[Advertisement '
Es**The adver?seineot beaded "Deal
era in India Rubber Shoes." published in TVie TVsstfltf
of the'-Tili inst., was no doubl published by Horace
II Day. In it he s;,vs the caution to the public by
the Hayward Rul berCo . Newark 1. R. < ?.. I. Can
dee, nad Ford A Co., was without their authority.
This is not so. The notice was given to caution
those who may be induced by low prices to purchase
Day's shoes against doing so. as they will thereby
make themselves part e? to Day's piracies.; ml be
held responsible accordingly,
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
?
Latuiothb Cobhbb Stohi of the Ibt
li m mi Asia ami [bbisbbt Fiuahs.?-The
cerernony of toying the comer Mona for a building to
be devoted lo the above charitable purpose WBi per
formed at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the pres?
ence of a numerous assembly The pfoceedingi
were opened by Rev . Mr. Hodges with prayer In?
voking thedirineblessini upon the Institution, its
Brand) r. (Mr. John B. Graham,) and patrons, in I thai
no casualty might occur to any of the workmen era*
ployed iu erection. He was followed by Mr. T.
Howe, w 10 read the Architect's Ri nort. and then
Her Dr. Kennedy addressed n few brief remarks,
minting out the working of Dirine Providence In
takinir care that objects of charity should be found 111
all aces to keep ahvi benevolent feelings in mankind,
and declaring ins belief that indigence - ia fre?
quently the result of the actual interposition of
Proviilenoe. At the Conclusion of these remarks
a leaden box. containing a casket 111 which was
placed a Pubic. Historical Sketch of Brooklyn, Re?
ports of st.v,f,,i BJenOVOlent Societies, New-York
and Brooklyn newspapers and ? variety of ooins,)
wa? placed m a receptacle prepared for it in the cor?
ner stone, which waa then laid with due aoietanhty
by Rev. Dr Cox, declaring that by this act the build?
ing was dedicated lo the only wise and true God.
After a touching and eloquent address, the reverend
speaker piopo-t d t hat the < diOCC thotlld be, :n com?
pliment to its benevolent founder, called "The (ira
niiin House," which was earned by acclamation
Benediction was pronounced by Itev. Dr Stearns,
aiiil thus the ceremony vvas concluded.
I he site of ihe ediBCC i- on Washington-av. near
DeKalb-av. it is to contain 1 stones, attic and cellar,
.'?i ri'om> capab'e of saoia-aaaDoaMngor 1.1 baa, besides
.1 sulfi, Ianl nun,bet of ap.nt.nen:> f.ir the matron anil
aariMaati i pantries and a bath room, an 1 a ( hapel
to seat Sao persons. 'Ihe total cost is eetiraatedal
$vii.i 00. for wha h sum Mr. Graham ha> rendered
himsoll personally responsible,and it ia to be Inisbed
ut Autumn ibm. The amount nlrendy mbeciibed is
only about $4,000. The terms oi admission are BM
for ? ach applicant. wi,o must bl over bu yean of age.
?
VifOTHCB \i<idkni ob mi LonoIsland
RaiLaoan?The 9 o'clock tram from Jamaica, on
Monday morning, wa- detained abool two hours
[ near Woodvilla, caused by the breaknge of an axle
I tree of the tender, which was sootewnatdajaaged.
as also th?' forward ear. The passengers escaped
BBHUared, bat owe of Ihe firemen was aeverely hurt,
a
Sao \< < roEirr.? \ little hoy about three
fears of age, son of Bdarard a. Nie hobt, 149 Adamt
st, ftU on Mondaj from a triadoa in the third story
j of the bouse, sucking upon the pi? k*'ts of ihe Itnaa
below, I.-taking several limbs end mutilating his
It in 1 shocking manner. Dr. Cock prmnptlv at
!. ?dad to the bttle BUBCrer, bul with ?car.-e any iiopo
oi his n coven
e
Arothbb Carpbhtbb'b Shop Bvbnbd.?
Teetettla) afternoon, nboul 9 o'clock, a small frame
building on the corner of Degraw aad Hickt sts, or
cupted aa a caraentar'a sn.,|i by Lyman II.c. land.
v. v deetroyed by arc, together arith one eheM <>f
loots, aad a cm tidt ta tie qu mttty oi Ittrnbei Loss
probal . , about i'jn>.
gtr, Beketl in the Mlal Tact Rare Markets
nad m<>' k?.
corri ?; on nee of The Tribune
PatiAni LratA, T icadar, July 1
l?r \ EeCBKBI OQtOrod t"-'la\ upon
his duties as IHrselor ol tbt United siat. 1 Mint tat
BkMerty
A trial ..I tailing qualitiei bi t v. > ? 0 a 1 acht belong
no- ,..-.r 1 .ii and b PI lladi bjihta one, terminale '
this afiernoon Thi l*tuladolpnta raehl Urion, ami
tin- N, a York in M Blanea Martao raeterday ati.-r
noon on a race foi ?? pnrw <>t BaVMai They went
down the river as fai ? Rta iv Itland and returned
to-day, reaching the city abool 1 a'clock TheO
1 uu a nine nunulas and < ball be ui ? the 11
I li,... a ,1 UtCrenwd ritx.it ,!?'!..net fur I I .n ??. ?,..1 I. f<*?
I? ?.1,1 fjard .1.'i fan Nnnda Id ti ti >? Md, 0 wbn k
in |it.Rrni 1 h< ? ilet ha I Ma ? invenmptMa ?o. t-, n
I ni . , ? ,.' ?.ilfc 1,1 II? fui.f. >.f < 1 / .at? 1 ; , la . .11.ai I
..... 1 \ ???ell -ale I Im Fi ? .1 II til, ISM
? ' .< < ..1 -. Mi ?i .-'?!?! .1 . " ?'. I. - O ei s ' >'? C
II .V?..?l ??? W?r?i ..'.,,..?. I.e...! ??.<??"??
v l.echel 1'iwei n?ir? .,1 a.sss i.mi.. u r?.r aa<l i?''"?" |
w 1, -a < it tad * 1 end n -1 tU a ??? 11 ? *- c.m 1
Brs ha*edvanred a anteuf Penaarlraaiaat 71 eta ? "at
. u-m ?et?v? ???a ; m'- ir< here I n.|.?..-'?J a. ?? f
IU'^11 ..toi, y.ii .? ,1 Start! eta,-ft al |,SBt?eieh
..si., imlitlUta wdd .' It-all '-te r*l Haehel,
Waiear ? e-aedy at ?, nta in bide Made are scarce, aad
.... I,.41 d . j, 11<
? . 1 , . ; ? , r. tUm?t ' I MarhBk, 1 1' ?'r"r)
I'll.,. <-i li. Htt ?'? *i eeaehNevB,'CA n M'eni I
c \i.' i MB I? gaai iie? % DeM eeniBe,'a.ta. Ii.sas
.1 M h
.10., ., -ifi. i MM ??' land'i sal |?aaf'einh
A .. uk '.. >./ -, pi bhb A, h ',?, '.1. fl| ?? ???k
i ... i i, i Mas. a M< Bk, '?
By TVfffirrap!] to t he Rew-Tork Tribiwe.
BsSfBIIS Msjaifli Trltyrtok Q?er, rorti-r oimnd Uaiorrr
H'MI rr tlrr'U.
Forfurther T^rgrmpkir Dufmtckrt sea VI1th Par*.
Later Proni flew-SIs\ i <? o? 11 h 111 n a ? I <>?i ??n Ac
roust sf lluuh >. BaaitiVa Hrjrrtion- The
Apai In>a ami CaMBMMi he??VlaAi ol* <io?. Cal
hoan.
I r. Lei i-, Ml nd.iv. June 3d.
Papers Iron s.u,t.? ti t.? thr .uth ?.f Nay lure been
received. Much aasmanasal sxistastinthecountry
in conaeauenee oi Um rejei Una I y Um I B. Sennti
of Httith S" Smith aa Secretary or the Terrtl ry i
New M?xiro. a huge nseeUng w.?.< bold al tiic
Count Uouaetoelicit pohlic aenl ra I on the ra >W
He araa onanimo isly mrminwte I to the Senate ol * ?
Territory, and at the :tio>cqtient elections wa..
elected.
Thr? e <>r four Uaousaad Apache? bad assembli i ia
th.i neighborhood of Laceoesta and s in Miguel
makine pottery, which they expecl to exchange tor
supplies, i bacon, tin ir Chief, visited8anl i F< . an I
stated that th* Cajnanchsswars to holds grand
council at Bombs itodondoonthc RjoPeeoaon be
l*t of June. v.here all tae 11 tbcs were to !>c repre?
sented.
Got. CsJhouh and Col. Mobrm paid a riaitro \n
tsn t biota, waer>- they ejt|>?-et^i to asset the Upachei
on th?? 13th ->i May, sad fanuah supplies or irre l for
their reLrf. Lieut. Chapman and bis dragoonsarsre
i there, but tae ladisns had ast arriead on the SOtk of
May.
Ihr pmcip-d chief ot the ('??tnare-lfs p.;.d a *.:<!t
to the palace, and had a talk with the Gon ruor an 1
the tribes eathrruiB at the Basque Rolands \
rsptire bo) which the esset brought with them a i?
bought br the (iovrrnor. The ? atnanehe niI. " The
I i amanchea are at react; with all people Una aide of
t l?huahua. We ar? n frisadshipwith Um A pachas
1 The I'labs have acAaeea to ass as. We are at
1 pears with the Nsrajos.'1 Hs promises to return la
two months and bnu? all the nation with him.
. -~-4)
Washington lfm?.
Wabbibotob, Motstsy, June BJ
The Beoond Auditor*.- OdJee hi to bs raorganised
to-morrow undsr the act of the last Congress, a:;!
Um mnnbsr of clarks r. meed to turenty-foui?eight
at$ i.4tn. sight at i l.coo and sight at $1000 The
following dismissals will iak?* place Samuel Kep?
ler, llrcck B. Williams-. Thorn..-; Morgan, William
Flo:., i. iv i) Winter, Jabes Wae? ler, an . Will am
Orme.
Mr. Webster returns to Washington fr m V:r~o.:-i
on Wednesday, and leaves have for Marshfiehl oa
UM U lli ot July.
-
The Tatest! court-Martial.
WaaHisaron, Tuesday, July l
l"pou the Ii ihbsibWIbii Ol the Court, tilts morning.
Thomas 11. liarton. of Fradtarutdtaourg. deposed aa
to the oonnectJofl of Canaieasel with ti c f.> m irv si
that place. A-.-. ? aptata Maynardier prov<-i tbesn
tbsnncity of certain r>:.p;-rs oifcrci by the Judge
advocate. Becntsry Conrad was recalled,andon
dsrwent a long sxaininstittm as to the coudtxtl <<(
Tal cot t relsttreto the n alters rhargs I The .?>,
of disobedience to the regulation ot Jsnnary was
withdrawn, as th?' order to Carutdcbael wasgi.
before the Secretary issued the regulation.
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The Virginia Convention and Slavery.
BiLTtatoas, Tuesday, July I.
Thr^outhem Mail hat arrive ).
The Virginia Convention have struck out the s. ??
Uon prohibit ins the Legislature from passing a Law
allowing'he Emancipation oi Blares, snd insert) I
I "that an Fmsm tooted Blare remaining In the State
ov? r twelre Months iha 1 be sold." and allowing the
Legislature to impose restrictiona on the owners of
Blares disposed to <-m incipate. They also struck
out the Sectii n giving the Legislature power to re?
move free negro i beyond the state.
??
Attenpi to Blow up t ic Mlchuran Central R,R.
De pat,
Da i aoi r. Tuesday, July I.
An attsaapt was nttade yesterday to blow no the
Isepotof the Michigan Central Railroad Aboxol
powder, with a ilowmatch sttscbed,aras reeeired
by the steamer Maw Flower and put in the Dap ?..
where it ? ap^oded during tin attorning. Two in
wi re blown up, and aerronsli Utongn not fatally ha
jiircd. it was thought by someUtatthe bozwasde<
signed To explode on the In al
?
The Lecsett'a <;ap Railroad.
Gasas l'.r>i>, Pa., Monday, June SO,
The Leggett'i iiap RaUroad, exteaiding ir.nn
Bcrantonis, ba the center ol las coal raglons In
Pennsylrania, to this place, i? ex] acted to be In run?
ning order by the ist <>i Bspteut-bei it^ sffeeta will
be mosi beneacisl to central New-York, In ahipping
CI al at a much less rate than heretofore.
-4,
Pltasbeiah Itettas,
Pi i ->ai nor. Monday. June SO,
We were \ isited yes-e-d.iv and last night w ith heavy
rains, which caused i rise oi mine Inches in the river,
and imparted more animation to btlSilMSB.
John .McFadden. of the well-known forwarding
bouse of McFadden d (Jo . died m this city yesterday
niornnig
Bereral thousand persona witnessed the departure
of the Daqussne Pire Compsn) fhia tnornuig for 1'h.i
adelplu.i.
Eztenaire prepsrstlons are in progress for the cele?
bration of the opening of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad, about the lath July.
Rallread Accident and Loss sf Life
ELMiaa, Tuesday. July I.
In accident happened to the night Express tram
here Ulis inornins snout 3 o'clock. One man was
killed and -ever il badly injured.
The Libel Case in BsBtBB.
Bos TOM, Tins lav, July 1.
The Libel ras?- of Fsirchild rtarsns Adams was post
pom d to-day nil Uta Bad instant
CaaaecUeal Lealslataro?The Hank Cbartera
Rr passed-.\ new Tax Hill, fee.
Traisa Omca, Hasttosd, Tuesdsy, July I
The Ia gis'attirr is closing up its business, and w ill
adjourn sbm i? at 11 A.M tO-mOITOW,
it has re-pas-ed H|| the bank charters vetoed by
Goreinor Seymour . in all about a dozen.
The bank capital of the State is thus mere im d
about SXpO0,O00.
a new Tax BUI has also been psassd,and ssyatan
for a complete reorganization of our Courts continue I
to the next session.
Frsneia Parsons, Whig, ha. been appoints I Judge
of the Hartford Co. Court, in place oi Judge Hunt?
ington! Opposition.
???
Jenny Lind in llarifurti.
Habtvobpi Tnesdaj. July I.
Jenny Lind has consentedtS give a Concert here
on 'I bunday ev? aing next, it ia said she snU spend
thaFourtharith with Mrs. Bigoumay.
?
Market? K
The market remains dull and inactive. The sales
<d Waaa t sad Plot n are limited and coniined to the
trade. Six hundred bushels Geaesee wen sold at
Ol cts. Ploi 'i quoted at |l 90. The following
amounts of Paoot oi have passed the weighlocks in
this citv for the Fast during 7 days ending this morn?
ing. fxocb, ll.Tllj bbl.s . WilSAT) 5-J.lls bush.
Coas,HIJ9B7 bush.
Market* Baa OSLSASs.J ai ?i.
Bales of Cottos tlu? naorning amounted to 1,300
Ices Hide ling at . Fair |n?t 10?. FlOUBIJ
Irrner; Ohio in ? ^t- Louis iioi. Poas?No?
thing doing. Mess hehl at lie Shoulders IfC.
Faaionn Cottou, to Lirerpool, Id New York ic.
To New fork, Flour Mc Exchange- Stirling 9 to
11. .New \ ork Sight, par to i pren.
?
BfarhsM liBasT, J
Rscaipta since our la.-t- Flour?1,000 bbl?. Wheat
ISO bUSB< lorn lOaOO bush. The transactions m
Ii oi a have t ? in rmsUsr than \esti rday,sales being
I .iini tibls at i rev tons rates Tae market lor ? toss 1?
lower. Ki.i i.o bush mixed Western sold at M?> ">*?.
Oats an better,salea being mads at 13c. Prison
Wni'Ki i ? Si '.lie, and Oluo.it tilt.c
?
Itarksts IvrraLo, I ?
The raw Ipts of Um past -Ji hours b.?v. '.ecu Flocb
EODObbls, Wmsai Su^OOO bus, Cobs lO^BJO bush
Western Ptoi u is Irsn, with a fan demand b >th tor
bone and es port Miehigsn nils at 3 50? 104 Prune
Win v r i- Ui r? 'j'n -t lor nulling sales i.rtm bush ut
78 a 70 lor Ohio. ('oss is sti i |j al ri iterday'i rat?.*,
w ith -ales oi ?jii.iMm bush Oa i s an in demsnl ut :t tc
P4BW -1 OHM LBOINI. Ill BE,
? ci 1 ui. bbssiob
11N 111 \i iu.nv. Tuasday.Jah I
Mr, WiiAtsaa rspurted sdrsra loins retrtii*itn|
the plsatias ofoj utn intbsllsrlera Rlvei La Um
I militV ol W? -!chi itai
i in Mi Bsssmsb's bm t ion i bs rspoTt was laid as
lh< tab ?
Mr I e ii?s, ,e;.,v,| f| ivot.ii.ly on tie- b-|l proud
hag for reBtortas instruction In tha outlet of i ayugs
i ihi
Mi tliliio- i' p. i let (be bill giving tbe \-?
\ oik Mut e d ? ulli as |miw? i to found anil m ub an
a Hospital conttatetau with iltl ( oUegs
Ml MoSaaa nportatl rasarably tin bill lotllrhle
th? Ki,t,.i>ii Wa lot Ni w Vor? into two W*r?U
Mr i BoLica objeelwl, ami thr mil Is commuted Ui
,i i uu mltli' oi i .,? \\ j| ,j,
Mi l0M?M>?N*Saa |i polled in I not ol He Ml lO
pnocii au ?dililional nutaberol N??tarle? Public in
Baa i oik
Mi ( tssulL,RomUts Heirat ( imnuttas, repmieal
Ihr bill t" i ti i. i,i samliittig This h II is ??.??.??,.',
modiia i from Ihi ???( bill leported ll wsaor?lsre<l
I" Utlrd mail lag i >>? bill km wrdeie-J to n?.
i in.i. .i
TBS Nilpttt*i.bug tl.nl no ino'iii Inn. shall In "
MSifitt snt oBkei iu Mo ttil uf ..o ? ?-? . ? ?? . b|
l i ? ?'? i ll .l.i.i, Tftttl ?f H? ? i pie hi. ? ...ol
??iOing in the District when ?nn h Ikw! MMfBBBBf -
pa.snevl hv a rotC ut1 ill to 6.
The bill authaataing the Northern Railroad d
Bs estend their Pier- in Like ? h implain. I > 'hit
two hundred and lifty feet v%: 11 be left fof the passage
titl?hui iaarj uingthe tmbJ Lone,casneup for
:i. r I leading
Ml < i'>m, of i baton, proposed to amend the lull
*o thatthe widthmi the opening between the piers
i thai] he .lee Oi t ktat Mr. i rook movedtoamend
i hho bill to aa to paovkla that tba oumeea of l and and
1 property Iviriv upon the borders of Lake Chan plain,
Ml in an aeuoa in the eate re over "f the Northern
! Rsfooad I o. tlJ damagta to them .,r:-:;ig hv reason
of tiie coast ructiao of the piers paatod by tin?aot
Mr Johbbob af Schenectad) urged that the effect
oi th "f ii mtmtoartthrlraw trade ?rem New-York
Mr. Oidoss saht all the physical facts in the eaaa
aero tn favor et Neu Foci Taa ntoaataiaa ianr
!? -??? a harrier which BoetOU can not QUOITIHBQ The
baaineae will mm by the way ot Lake Chantptain and
ti:e North; rn i mal to New-1 ork. and Boston*! -hare
w.ji be a racy small one hut w.ikat n it araaBros thai
thai .re. i ibara went la It"-:??. I What i- the bust
aaai of a State I it i? to develop tW bom rhrinrh
of trade in the tnoet > ran t manner. anJ auo-.v the
< to use that which provides so a- to give the
best ret ura fist their entorpi .?e
Mi < taait objected to contractor the net [able
j hannel ot Lake i hampl.un as is proposed by this
buL IN arsed thai t.a mace between the piers
thonld he *>l. feet. The bUl was i..,-s.. |
Ay?y?-... nneVeth. ..r ? rt nilir Celt, Liv.
n Moa, < ..f k ra, c irtia of Rail ? ia n.vt .-r s;
{;?'.";' .? ??' Brweae. OeUdea i fJaaauintaa,
iinlateadi i < ?I lathta. Hatch of (h?r*?.,, h lotiact hi a?
' ??? ??& ??' " mtam, Mertaa Wilba .>a< f St v-York,
Mn.f.a.. Vant. Hi.-t .. Behuoaiaakei . f Clatar, Tattle .f
behi I. i ; baa af Geaaeee.
Hats- Meam Btataiaa af Men rath, Irean of
Vteeaa, CaroU ol Raaaaelser, Cook of Sarataca, Crook of
I baton, Johnen tri Icheaestady
Hcce.^s till 7.
/.'i mi mg St aaaee.
Tiie Coetested Electioa cane waa pat off till to
rnarroa evening
Debate wnt hai on a bill anth r:.-u: Rochester City
to subscribe B300JBW to ihe Roc heat ei sndGeneaee
Talle) Railroad
Taa QaaetiuH ditcutted teas whether the electors
"r tax-payer- thonld rota at the iilecti rn, BUI passed,
t tdjemrned.
tSSEMBLY.
tii:r!' BBABtna or Bitte,
The ii< ace adjourned yesterdnv pertdrag a motion
to amend the College Appropriation bill by striking
oul the fir?l section and inserting ? substitute there?
for. Mr. A. a. Ta larsoa opposed the bil m unly on
tha pi and Butt :t contained an appropn ition to at l
??o odious an institution?one so utterly detrimental
to the Interests of our country, so antagonist ic to the
principii ? et our? orutnfttiou-H?luding to the Cen
trai Colli gi at M*CrawviBe. if thai provision could
be -t .i ki ii from die bill he ml jht support it.
Mr J. Bbrebict regretted thai ant atotion to
amend bad been made, ai It again laid the whole
subject .ipru for diseusmon. The MB was as perfect
as it could be, and he hoped il would be adopted
nmunended
j Mr. Bwi at's proposed an amen IBB Bt,the *amc as
I the one offered ;, him yesterday, with the exception
I Of U appropriation ol $41,900 U) CoOUDOfl Si.MS
Afterconsiderable discussion Ml B. movedto post
| pone the subject indefinitely. Withdrawn.
.Mr A. A. TBoartoa ottered the foltowing amen I
1 mi nt, winch be laid wa< proposed a- an offset to the
I HcGrewviue College "To each and every person
! who shall hereafter pursue a fugitive slare into this
i state, under the laic act oi Congress,the mm of
I $100, in nil coses, when the claims of such persons
to such slave srtallbe established by law." ituie l
out
Mr EtosBKia offered the following aa an amend?
ment "Tu N. v University tt^OO; Qenera col?
lege |i\900; Htrnilti a flrSOO to the tci era! Acade?
mies in the state tji i,0M to be divido i in propor?
tion to the number of Common School Teachers
they -hall educate at Vi-t fifteen weeks in year
ISM, and the baJance in the Treasury to Common
Schools.
Mr. Bbaoabt moved the previous question.
Mr. RoBiasoa called for the lyes and nays. The
motion being luatnmed?earried, f3 to n
.Mr. Robibsob moved to reconsider
.Mr. Pkbdvi i movedto lay that nrntion on the to
bh?lost The motion lo reconsider was met?44 to 19.
An act to reguiate :t:c gnnge of Railroads. Mr. o
Attaa moved to recoamtn fur the the purpose of
>trikmt' out the fir-t section, pending which the
bouse took a recess until i P. M.
4/lrraesn Stassrn
An act to regulate the gnago oi raUroadt. The
question was on Mr O. Allen's motion to recommit I
lor the purpose of striking out the first section?Loot.
After discussion, Mr Bi bbotqbi moved to recoia
I nut, arith instructions to strike out the -icon,! sac- I
lion?la >t
The lull was then read and passed 67 to 99.
An act to amend and consolidate the Bevern] acta
in relation to Common schools in the Citj "t New
York ?Recommitted, with power to report com?
plete forthwith.
Mr. Bwoata reported complete the bill to amen l
and ronsolidate the iev< ml acts in relation to Com?
mon Schools in New -\ ork City,
Mr. Mabbicb moved to reconsideT tbe vote upon
the bill to .unend the < harter Of the Yilhtge of a^t i
na. The rote upon its final paaaage waa again taken
and the bill passed.
.Mr. M its* mo red to take bom the table the motion
to reconsider thi rota upon the bill appropriating
money to enable ths Anoraej General to procure
ct Mam testimony from Europe. Carried.
The axu stion then being upon recoosi leration, it
was decided in the aatanattre. The question then
being on it> final passage, ,t ? .n passed.
An Act to amend and consolidate the several Vets
In relation to I ernmen Bcboolt In the city of Nev.
York?lost, and motion to reconsider table I, \1
Court Calendar. Tins Dir
Si pbbbb Cobb? Bpecial Tena.?The Term Ca?
tenae? has been disposed of Tbe foltoaring, on the
Motion i tlendar, will be beard today Not, Is. 19,
90, 7o. 71. 7t, 109, a!. |in, lot, 194
? ??
Marine Court ...TtrgsOAl
before Judge l.\ nc.'i
Hannah J. Me Kenn igt. Morrell and
MalceAn.?To recover the value of a piano-forte,
taken on credit on for a bill of COStSBgainSl Nathan
? smith, wlio kept a public house, we boBoro, at'
that tun ??, in sprii.u>t. Before the obtaining of the
? judgatent agnrnM him, Mr. 8. faro a boedajid mort?
gage of all bis furniture to the plaintisT, (who lived
with him. and for alleged indebtedness a< hon so
keept r. undV r in r former name of Hannah J. Parker.)
j The quest Km was, wht thei the transfer of the furni?
ture to piamtifi by Mr. Smith was in good faith or
not.
The Court considered that it was. Judgement for
' pl.imiifis. $100,
John Ftirrrl, by his guardian, Bgainst
\\m. h Bran -Torecover $95,the reward adver?
tised lor the return of a diainon l r;ng WDfth$900,
; that buB bemi lost. It appeared that there had been
t a previous offer of a " liberal reward," and that on
[ piaiatrff asking Mr. W. what he eoasiderod t liberal
reward, Mr \v answered 9b? Next day ha adver
' tised i fl? riiur $'Jj. The * oust cooaidered that plain
I tiff should have tendered thenng, If in hie power,
at the lir.-t interview. Judgment for plaintitl.
Conn of i oiiinioii Pleas roBsDAT, fa
sbbciaa term.
Before Judge Ingraham
Si,.van Sinclair, bt) her next fri":ul. Igt.
H"uii Sinrlmr ? Vetion for i'ivoree and for the cus?
tody and maioU nance of their child. Defendant de?
nies evei having been marrii d to nlaiutirt. lie aI?o
denies right t" sopport tbe child, lie alleges further
that she bas resided with an Individual name,), who
sends her gold doM and money from California,
whither In DBSgODC Motion is made for judgment
for defi adanl and thai the lull be dntnnwed. aothM
granted by default
Later i'rotii Liberia.
The Baltimore papera BJUioBBCfl the arn
\ ii n thai port ol Um Ltbens Packet, fron Moarr>
ria, which place she iett on the 19th oi Hay. Our
I Baltimora exchanges appeal to hare rffieired no
I new - by In r
By prirate letters, just received, we learn th it the
i Republic is health) and prosperous. .No.-.cor Uv
let:, is we have >? t road utter aa) compla ats, but all
are cheerful and rull of conadeace and Bom
Coussdernble basiBeai was domg in the rartout
br?cket1, and th< Btrorable indications ol commer?
cial proepet ty, giren in our former advices, teem lo
befall) and increasing!) realised
c.i.i ;i ot Robi tt-1 ipn act his Ratification at the
action of Congress in the matter of 'h. expenses ol
Ihe " Pons reeaptivea " indiulimetei thai public af
fai - ? onttnuc rerj ? itiafai uuv
Ha meatii iu alao,m a letu rd ited M ir !?*?? thai the
s.., \5. ii red at Monrovia the Bight before bet
crea and passenger? nU wi U
l ? i vi a Mev. sailed in'iii New-York m March,
having on board ., food number ol rer) promtstng
emigmnta ?ht loa>aed atStarra I.n tha Id
Huj The i nlgrants imnM'diatel) on lhati land*
w, ..? taken care ol the Governor placing them
nitd tbeli M<uea under tha special charge ol uenrrnl
I.. \. ?
l! ia expected thai this vessel ?'il oa bei return
royagi trelghlml wtth the prodtKrUooa ol ihe Re
puldkr,coti ? in in :!n Mew-VorkCoBHUXationBr>
c , i\ iCommi t\ 'ai kdtorl ' '
Thi HtfiatAaa Bbovohi Oyib.?ShieWa
mi Thoman,and the wife ..i the Biraaar. wars
?., ight from New t.irk rrstenlat afteri.i jn
. liarge of Itrrd and four othci Sen kfork Police olB
crrn.endtnkrniieforea II Halnea l>: who coin
niilti a them '?? ihe lall >?! Hi.inty l?> I >y ?'
hi . ii II .? m It term ol i.irtt ? - BhT??a r
oi .ii. i ' Bl l. ?i Will hi a? rtedl i baren ?
?.Mo.,1 b) lo. .. o.e.... i..l:.fikr-r? wiuj i y
?. r. ' iketi bul Hi H' h the allot .
" ? ,,,?, me ,>->? int natu
" .Ik*' u-; ^ rr.. ?mchhe
?ekt,,.alr,l.r.l?., .hi.. ne of the ,? r
'"1"' ,T,r' ; i,"o. . & w ? i .t
i- i in..11 it.-| rin.e ? '> ?' " " " ' ,. , ,
ye lime In ......rxioiioe,?...M,e ?. ,(
? .1.1.. a ...i ;. a?B| ra. ; 1 " " '
i a.', nil thai hi <- '? i"' ' "' '", |
in ... .. tat
BALTIMORE.
? ?
TonbiV nrnoti? ihr Loco* Thr Pmldrnrr-Aa
Aa-drinic fcUlier-laterraiins Qaeatiea-Uel
StrUtiM or Ihr Fourth or July fcr.
ConoaBaaaJeneS of Thr Tribune
BsLTtnOBE, MOBd ') ?June 30-P M.
Got. Lowe lias played thr rery deuce
With the LeeOS in the city to-day by sending up a
latch i?{ removal.* SJsd apjHjintm?nt> to office. The
?' outs" are of rus ow n political faith, but bad the mis?
fortune to prefer CoL John B. l'ittmg? for (iovrrnor.
beaee their unceremonious di?mi*sal The "in.**
an aaslsrerehis Iras trmwit bath previous to iml
.?mcr bis ele ticn. These changes have caused a
I feeling among the "O0U" aj.J tfieir friends which
will lose the party tjtiitr a number of votes at ihe
approaching eWtk>a*, and almost ensure the eiec
! uoaol s Whig over W. P. Whyte, ia thiaCrwgns
I atonal District It i- the Brat time a Loco Governor
I hassrei n war?'? d h. - ssrasas/(ramdsat the cxpen.se
I of his psaJBstad friend* in tht- IfTaBt
I Judging irom the recent expressed predilections of
the Opposition in thur late prim.iry Hirelings auJ
j conventions (leu i'as> i? decide-My their preference
' ssacaadidati of the partj ia Maryland for the Press
deiuv in I-3*2 I know'ot bet one paper that has
r i -nl the t,.inner of Jair.es Ifuciuaan. and tn it is aa
msinliesnt shnt puhlished in the country, Cas*
?rill ..i.l.i. <!Iv racsi-re th* rots .>f Maryland in the
Yd ' i.ai Ow>oM'.,.|' Nomi.".at::;g( onven?on.
Ural?' 11. KiCbaM?* n. tin r.uC.itt and graphic editor
oi thr Argus, has bad himself brought forward in the
Saa as fas candidate of the Looca tot state Beeojor
from Baltiasere i Manual bs aotry B> east a aatanaof
on the iratli aun'i political asatratams, baj bo aaa a
:.. im I) country phrase, he certainly Stsaill no more
? hau.. of obtain ina the nomination hon his party
" than a ?h?rt tail ball ut r!v time."
A crv intrrcsting question i? to be decided on the
nmnuni of the 4th ol Jury, relative to the construe
Uoa Of Ihr Ii? w I 'OfUBUnttOn, ta reference t<> impris?
onment lot (JH t One ol lbs BTUtHSB eSBfcaal) -ays,
??thrrr shall be no impn-onmrr.t for debt". ami par?
ti. - who bars debtorsronlnsd in jail interpret an
olher articls to wry that nothing tn tha new tVaastt*
tatton shad be eoneuasd to sffaet oetajaMoaa
existing prior to its adoption. Creditors say they
will h.dd the Warden of the Jail liable for the
amount of their cianns if their debtors: are
releasi i. and the debton allege 'hat thev will sue
the Warden for fals? imprisonment arid ill eg ?I deten?
tion, if tin > ar. i.oi ti>. barged on tae Ith of July.
To relieve 'lie Warden of any dtastmltr, the Cosaap
Court wul -it on the morning or the i\mrth to hear
ti. csaes on vrrtts of habeas corpus. The friends of
twn-imprisoi menl purpose tinrig one hundred gans
si midoigl I on ll eld, 'm acsior of the ahfiliahassiil of
tin- relic ol t aittuitasa.
Tin ". urthof July w ill be ivYhr.it? ?1 b\ the friends
?>f the \i m Constitution with ronsideraMo eclal
Bxtenah?? preparattoas are andtfng to have the aflaar
worth) ? i the occasktu the advsnl of prsetieal re?
forms.
ti e ? ok "Libsris Pseki I" arrrrsd \< aBandav from
Monrovia a th 0 passengers, and i cargo of cam
wood snd oil. She will >a:i shoal tha audaatof July,
with ISO emlgri nta, for the Coast.
All ihe German Societies of the city and ? grand
Pir-nk lo-cay in Csrroli'i sroodi The consumption
of Lag) r lb '.- wsa great, but nothing occurred to mar
their festivities. La so
Tkbbirle Tbaobdt at Lyn v. Mabb.?
The uMiully quiet viilsgS of l.yiinwas thrown into
the ereatest state of excitement on Saturday sflsr
corn, m consequence ol the rtmiatatina sfs most
shocking murder, snd a lubaequent aUeaapt of tha
morden rio con nil nucide It appears that about
\'i o'clock on Saturday) twoiournsysasa sbossaslu rs
ran.rd Joh.i J. I'crlv andChaile* Furhiish, return?
ed from the shop to their boarding bonsai Ln Markst
Nothini tuiuaual tianspireo si tttnoer, wich
M ing finished, Purtoush r. tlrod to kia **kmytr r and
I'erdv went out. Alter the latter had purchased*
-tiirt he relumed and ascended tofthe room, w hich BO
has occupied tn ComaaoB with Furbushforsever.il
months in tew ardantea two distiael rapsitsofa
pistol wcrejheard almost sunultaneoosly, and some
??nee xclaimed, ?? Mother, help me, he has shot me *?
Two men immriliaieh rushed up s'airs. one of whom
was .Mr. Uailev. who liuding the door locked, burst it
opt.u. v?hen IN rdv fell?axelomig. '? Hold me." Iis
was immediately taken down suurs, aad SJ*pirsd.
While the attention of all was beatosnsJ upon Uw
dying man. two mon rsports arsrs beard, sad oa
ascending to the room it wa< discovered thai Kur
bush, who had l een noticed '>>? Bailey reloading his
pistoN. had ' 'licled a w ound upon huiL-elf. fait sucli
was his frantic condition, ana so ceaseless als rar?
ing, that it was Impossible to tell how serious b
woaad had bess UMuSssd, or wkather it was dons
with a ball or only s wadding \ boy saw Parbesh
on Saturday morning firing his pist,.) ,,n thr wharf
ai a BMurh
The deed was comnufeJ w ith two ? aasU single bar
rr'ed pi to!-. Many reports and rumors are current
ui Lynn rsspeetmg the parties. Boms asid thai I'ur
bush bad previoaals bees Irysns Bs bsskstdUM
Busfortune to lose a lee, ia>i weirs a wooden one,
and the lady at WhoSS BOBsa he bOBldsd sav n that he
was very asnaibls to any alliiMon which might on
made to ins innrmHy. ahtrh aas rauacd bysn acci?
dent oa ?lnp board four years since lie has rida
tivesinLyan. Psrdy, who was MaaU wasavotsn?
tct r in tin Msxicsa war, from Philadelphis, where
he im- ?in ada residing.
fio cause it known for tail s;id act. They were
both on tt nm ol buimscy, sen i d weL together and
Wen MCi i! at the dttUtSI l.ib.e. and IhS < oroner's aS*
quesi lai'sd to elicit any insonnatson which might
b ad to bj satisfactory sxplanatioau
The pistols were loa '?'d with -lui, i, Purtaasfa was
ahoul yean ol age, and Perdy ahosMtft Doth
weraTunn . m? d
Purbuah has ?ern examined by the Doctors Hs
Is tighr, showing Bebt when thev ?rouhls kiaa. The
?.ir ihows a Bnaiilar appsanacis it ssssaa to hare
beessaf aalss aarfif, ai d a asissfl ball was found
ksJged just Inside the wound. He is a daajpsrate M
low, aad has attsmptod to tak?- bis life bsfors. He
told Dr. Admiis that hetr-ed twice to lire a screw
into hui -eif His gartni'iits show evi lein e of BBOB
an attempt.
It nras IBS op.iron of IBS pit) ucuin . who examin?
ed Furbudi. tbal the biil found in his ear esaM SMf
hart Um f.rxl frnni a in.il<>:. im ! thai the slit in the BSf
could boi hsvs been made by a all. NothiseoaBbe
dstermirM d to esplstafthia ?ad and lingular aifair
Perdy la highly ipokeaol by all who knew ktaaj
and by bil i. nalady Ut part.ct.'.ar. from papers found
-?It* r DO W..S .Ii ad. It K ein? that bs la-longs, or is ac
qnamted. m Prnridsnes, lt. I. Then- were letters
addressed lO a young lady in that place. Several
I it ces tif MISS., in pro??' and p?ietry, were also foun 1,
addressed to the initials ot the lady to whom the let
t? r- ware directed. one ?>f them i? In a ?ort of cypher,
but Still i lain enough to be imdcrstoixl."
Dbbtbuctiti Pibi l> ClBCIBBATI.?
About twelve o'clock oa Tbaraasn" night, fire was
discovered in the blacking Btanuiactory of Butler
a Bro., sitosted m D. er Creak Valley, abeat hatf
way betweea Broada and the jnncaaaa of the
Resdmg snd Montgomery turaptsaa. The flames
, od? d to Ihe dry house of Mr WTUsoa, waaeh was
consumed, and res? bet tae ?aatabuahwta*sst of Be Boo*
.? v ?* BoUghOB th?-west, and tn?' entire prem..?c?,
with two large rmckshtnttrt in thw rear, wre
bnrned don a.
Thr BtttsTOOte fa- torv of \|r Itolierts on tin OBtjO
site .?ide of the read, next took tire, li was a NMM
triune building and BOOB burned BUWB.
'I bn b -mad frsnaa danlllag baussi adjoining the
morocco lactcrv on the east, belonging to Schooler
A Hough. ?nd occupied bv ?ome dozen families, lilvi
caught lire, and were burned to the around.
Several dwslUn| - 00 the noUaSBSl Ude of the tire,
Dominmh's slaughter-houas, and a small bnck ?lwei
Ung .iti;ein:i:g lbs bsm packing ? ?tabiishment were
in iinniit ent peril, and only savi d by the daring ef
forts ot the Btasnsu.
Messrs Schoo.ev ?'. HoUgtl's loss Will amount t'?
about ?Vj.1 00, Tht y art hsaurs 1 BtSOabh tor $15,000.
Mr Wilson's loss will bs .'out BBMB1 He h?I
so nauraacs whatever Ws balisrs ?Us hi Ihe ass*
ond or tun?1 he h:-s Buffeted from lire.
AleM-r?. limit r & Urothrr's loss is g2,i.is>?ins ir
an.rgl.no
\ie--r? Bvsnsd 'swift bad a lame OS tntit) of pork
parhed ta llson ?I tnJd ag, srhiok ?as mostly d?t
atroyed Same lily hbds, of .'.am?, betongaag, we
Itliev?-. ui st Louis, and stored wuh Sellin.ie) Bj
Bough, were also destroyed j in. OsasawaBia -i.t.
[ I 'i s i! i. riTB F'ihk.? I be Sbadwcll h ac
! lory, tares sad s half BUtsaeaal of Ct?srwstssvills,
"?a . belonging to John 1*1.srl ike. Bsq, wassal*re>
iv dsstroyed by firs on tha nigat of Saturday lad
['hs oss u 140,000to aao.ooe, aopartofwhtsi is
covered by insuraase The are is ?nippesed to Bars
<>t'Kil' i|e.t .ti the leu-'inn of a parcr! ic olic I aa? ??,
whs h was accidentally left ta the buttansj wfcsm the
baraUstopped werk n bsriortassvaUs(Ts I Aaw.
KiBM \r Can ioo ? The IJ.ij it-t eBBieh
ii Lssalh M was Ittatroysd to fir- on the BMhof
Juur I out Si ?? *! '" ?*' ' dwelling
ihop ol \ T ?'? ?? ??1 : ujrtaker.the boarding
house ol Mrs llsadr, I a I la :kan th ih >p of Mr.
Webber, i I ?. wr d out tmi.d.n.'s. ?rate Bass dss>
liovii!
f The Wiehiffan ConjrretrBiioBnJ Anae
, , en eirtai * i*nuaaontha -.Tth^ili .and p'i?s,.|
,. utiops cot lei rung tha Pugrtirs Slar* Law ?
i he Bwlrond Company sid Mornaoa Ulala bsw
? i ll progrrNUi i at l'? lrmt
I The I'ro'i iiimie of UbSJ Ith of July
relebrslK* el Soil \ v uns, i srhjich the iajuaa*
lasts ??! Kerk?hire i o . .M?ss . um! Henmnston t o .
It. an- MVttrd to he tursent. ends with* ?upertt
riMtito tirs-aark caUeal ?? ras?rsssBV?ai ?r-oo."
f-/ In tin- Hartford Pitt-eesai >n tm bbB Ith
. : juiv thi rs an ui ia- thirty one young hi In ? in Ihe
I "o.luine, lo o present the sevinl State? ol"
ihe 1 i. on
I Mi Kmei mu of I oncni,i, aaaBaef of
i; dph w a ife I im rsoi. of thai aswn, IjtU out oi n?-d
uul tin '. and disi,,. mir af her hip*
l ino - Ki d|i\ ( . in,ii,.* lo aul Ii ?in sle?w
inwBWtl) Ol II ,a.o. l,,t |h? .New t onsllt>i'.'''s

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