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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
Court Of Sessions.

Before the RECORDER AMI Aldermen DRAKE and DErot.
NJ. [. PATERSON, Esq, District Attorney.
TRIAL oY IIESSY VI. Rage FOR FoR6ERf.-pi achetN
Of $4,000 on the Seventh Ward Bank on the 8 Isl August
ast--was continued and concluded. The Recorder chac-
ell the Jury who retired and after an absence OF an hour
returned into Court with verdict OF guilty lilo WAS re-
manded to DC tried other Indictments
CASE OF JAMES c. AsEEY-This case, IN when the de-
endant is charged with perjury &c. was put on Tor s
term on application OF counsel account OF the absence
of r. H. Norris Esq. of counsel Tor the defence
TRIAL yog GRAND LARCENY Joseph j. Lane was tired
for grand larceny, charged with stealing S36 from iy'
man Booth mate OF whaling ship in house III William
street, in February last The jury found him guilty. anu
he will be sentenced on Friday.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO ktLL,-koHrt
Coyle was tried assault and battery with intent to
Kill BENJAMIN Baker By s;abing him with Knife nj Ne
p Catlarnc slip the 22d February last Accused had
beaten an old man named Dorcmus with whom lie h'd
been PLAYING and complainant rcprovcd him Tor dong
Coyc told Baker lie would be reVeneed him before
morning. and went In about five minutes he return
ed with sheath knife in his hand, and on being asked what
he meant do with the knife, prisoner replied, am going
to Kill YOU Baker then jumped behind the stove and
picking up a chair pushed Coylc from him. COyie came
II him with the knife and they clenched and lei, when
COyc thrust with the knife and stabbed BAKER IN the mp
causing him be confined some III or II days Inc kmS
was forced from Coylc and he arrested. The Try
found him guilty and the Court sentenced him TO the state
Prison for years lie had served long In the state lTsot
for killing his WIFE,
TRIAL GRAND LARCESr.-Ieter Johnson, u iespet-
table looking colorcd man, tried for grand larceny in
stealing pocket book containing $685. and watch from
the pocket Of Thomas Dunn tailor OF NO 81 orange 81,
corner of yard as his pantaloons laid the counter Of
his shop on the night of the goth October last The eN.
dcnce showed thai Dunn in liquor and was very sick
as late 10 o'clock the next day. from lis effects ana mat
Ieynolds the coored witness against johnson, was I'M
worthy of belief being very Incorporate, and had been
light fingered in former days The character OF johnson
was proved to industrious and good. The District At
torncy said he did not cali for conviction and the Jury
found verdict OF not guilty.
The Court adjourned TO wednesday, IL OcIsCh.
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NnvnI Apprentices.

To the Editor Of The Tribune =
A pamphlet has been published recently, calling
the attention of the public 10 the exploded Naval
Apprenticeship as cure for the scarcity OF Amer-
can sailors The question comes up, naturally
enough why tax the Navy Deparimentwth raising
young sailors to man merchant ships, especially
when boys can be taught much better, more tho
roughly, on board merchantmen A man-owar
raised boy is not cit TO do the general duty OF sea
man on board merchantmen, because he has
learned only the duty of particular part OF ship
A merchant captain always objects to man-o-
's-man, because the whole system is so differ
ent rendered so by the dirision Of labor among
hundreds of men, each having his particular sta
ton and never going anywhere else. All the most
enterprisng Naval Apprentices see that they can
learn but little and take the first opportunity 10 go
into the merchant service. They can do this with
difficulty unless they are pretty good sized fellows,
and ii is to obviate in good degree this difficulty
that law ought TO be enacted like that which ex
lists IN Great Britain, 10 require each merchantmen
10 take certain number OF boys as apprentices
The Navy has already had sufficient experience
OF the hardy little, daring, ragged, haii-clad Anne
rcan-born boys that crowd The streets OF New
York and other cities" In 1t the experiment has
failed and ii is but fair that the second trial should
be made IN that service which most reeds the men.
MARINERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
From the National Intsllgencer.
Senate of the United States.

Is EXECUTIVE SESSION, March 10, 1915.
Ord.d That injunction secrecy be removed from
the appointment of the Committees and that they be printed
for the use OF the Senate.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On F0rtgn Reiati0nS-Messrs Allen. Chairman, Cas-,
Archer, Atherton, and Huger.
on FMoace--Mcssrs. WOODBURY., McDuf1e, Benton,
Evans, aud Phelps.
on Conmaee-alessrs. Haywood, Dix Huntingdon john
On, Aauafaetwes-afessrs. Dickinson. Sturgeon, Sim
mons, Semple, ard Spesht.
On, AgicaiWe-iIessrs Sturgeon, sempe, Upham,
Bates and Barrow.
on Military / taay-3iessrs. Benton, Haanegan Crit
tcnden, rix, and Phelps.
o" Ifiaa-Messrs Atchison, Semple Barrow, Fairfield,
and Corwin
on yaeqi tairs-Messrs. Fairfield, Co,qutt, McDufie,
john " Clayton. and Dickinson.
on Public Ldads-Messrs. Brcesc, Speight, Ashley.
Woodbridge and Jarnagin.
on Pirate Ldad CiaiIas-Messrs. flanagan, Sempc.
Johnson, of Louisiana, Dag ton. Thomas Clayton.
on Indian 4GdsMessrs. Sewer Basby, Phelps, More
head and AchiSvn.
on CiGimS-Mcssrs Bagby, 3Iangum, John NJ. Clayton,
Senple and Dickinson
on Revolutionary Claims-Messrs. sempe, Jarnagn,
Greene, flanagan and Colquitt.
on The Jlisciary-Messrs Ashley Hugcr, Webster, Der
rien and Breese-
on ne Pos, Qgtce and Pot Ront-Messrs. Niles, stur-
geon Simmons, Semple, aud johnson Of louisiana.
On Roads and CdRGk-SIessrs Anterior, Lewis, Cor
win, Sturgeon ind Woodbridge.
on Passions eSsrs. Dix, Bates, Miller, Ashley and
Atch nson.
On he DtStric, or CognJia-Messrs Colquitt. Sewer,
Johnson OF Maryland. Miller, and Woodbury..
u. Patents aud he Iite"t 0JtceMessrs. Woodbridge,
Hannegan, Sturgeon, Speight and Lewis.
on observation-disclosures Lewis M0feiieah Atherton,
Dayton, and Dickinson.
on TrTisg1es-AIessrs BaSby. Aleu- Lewis, Evans and
John VI. Clayton.
on Pu5lic Bui!giags-Messrs. Dayton, simmons, and
Bates.
aie-Messrs. Niles, Brese and Corwn.
o. fttstmg.-Nessrs. Ather;on, Summons and Semple
on Eagrossei Bis-Messrs. sIeight, Greene and jar.
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Scarcity of American Sailors.

To The Editor Of the Tribune;
There is paragraph going the rounds OF the pa
rers 10 the effect that when Mir. Reade was chair
man OF the Naval Committee IN Congress he iound
on investigation, that out of 100000 seamen sailing
in American ships al that time, only 5000 were
Americans-ony one in twelve. While we do not
doubt the correctness OF the fact stated, we believe
that leaves false impression as 10 the proportion
of Amerlcan-bon sailors who man OH ships Mr.
Rs computation could not have Included all the
sailors in the country, the tue proportion beng
nearer one 10 four than one 10 twelve. The state
of Maine alone furnishes about eleven thousand
sea-farng men, good proportion OF whom, on ac-
count OF their superior enterprise. courage and Skill
are either Captains or Mates We have SUPPRESSED,
Ia the absence of reliable data, that about one-sXth
of all our American sailors hail from Maine. This
will give as the number OF American sal ors coco
and allowing every fourth one TO be either Gap
tain or Mate, we have left as the number OF men
fraction short of $4,000 which we believe TO be
much nearer the truth than 9noo. J. S. OF Name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Pnfl,pYLFHiA.

PHfi,prLFHIA. March LIP. NJ
Since my last had nothing but hail and
be wharyrs lad plight, and all outdoor bust
stand
From Halrburgb there Of moment The Appor-
Ball up yesterday, and debated 10 tie hour OF
adjournment.
The Csptain Mate Of the ship Levan from Manila
have been arrested and held 10 Dai IA go each Tor agra
Tet-d assault and battery uPon the I'd Mate.
CtrtIordrf the Court Of Oyer and Teroner has been
granted BY the Supreme Court The of Samuel Leppon
aus Bnnet under VI death The murder
CufTee Todd.
John kenny the able efficient and sentlemanly Clerk Of
the Mayors Once has been nominated b. til Wings Of
Pine Ward ther candidate for Alderman know be will
b. elected, and better could not be chosen
The stoTy weather Of the past days has prevented
z from dcharG aud of them in loading
The sales IF Flour limed-the only sale noticed beng
$50 Penu5. Supe:ne al s. III for brands Better
eual.i-s command 5 81 The latter for RE !cur
wanted s. Corn Meal reInaius al 81 1871 for Peana
and 50 sI4 for BranGyvne.
There has been no sales of Wheat for export and ,up2es
anrouslY looked for quote sc cents Tor lar 70 pime
red Pennsyvanis sale ola Of Delaware ysow .o
cents aoat-market active hJe sells al D. esf-
Clover Seed is request 81 for strictly pfiri
Stock without essential change o-oay Inc nAtXee
closes heavy,
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Bennett Again.

COMMUNICATED for the Tribune.
In Bennetts Herald OF yesterday morning we
hnd the following:
that Bishop Hughes has directed the festival OF
Patrick observed the eth Of April, instead OF
the usual day. the 18th OF this month. This mandate has
excited good deal o; remark Many disposed TO think
that does appear altogether judcous, 10 direct the
celebration OF that festival the day Immediately preced
ing that which til ely ocon is 10 he held. What
has the Bishop got say about The natter
The public are assured that In re IS not one wold
of truth in the statement here made. According 10
the Ecclesiastical Calendar of the Church no minor
religious Office is celebrated within the week Immediately
preceding Easter, termed Holy Week the offices of the
Sanctuary during that period being exclusively directed
commemorate the passion and death Of our divine Saviour
Hence The Calendar directs festival ST. Patrick
occurring This year in Holy Week shall be transferred
the 7h April This transfer Is peculiar TO NcwYork,
but universal throughout the Church. It regards
religious celebration only and the Secular observance
of that day by BanduetS professions, Bishop Hughes
has issued no mandatc"-has given instructions, a.
though the Inconsistency such Secular celebrations the
part OF Catholics, time when the Church especially
commentaries the Savours suernls and death mus;
apparent to all.
How then viii Bennett account for this falsehood -
How he explain the ma,isniiy OF The utsiguafioa
for which he has made it the cover? Perhaps he will
say as in the case OF Mrs. oConne he never published
ter perhaps, seeing the danger additional lying,
Will declare tina: he read ii in his paper FOR the nTs;
time" and be very angry with the gentleman who whotc
CLEEICTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
Court OF Common Pleas.

Robert Hal vs. B. K +. y. Wdtd'6urg.-McsSrs. ". Is
sued an attachment under the absent debtor law and took
possession OF certain stock III the shoe store o. Mr. ua
Hlescker street. who away, IT the tc 10 Boston, but
returned commission subsequently, eot out OF tic
ground that Mr. Hall lunatc, and the Jury found
;hat he had been the Gay previous 10 the attach
mant bn: issued The present action i brought by Mr.
ohn H. uaskins (t,c Committee OF LnGcy appointed by
the Court of Chaucery in the name OF Mr. HAL, 10 re-
cover S222 Aftcr the attachment McSsrs. w made au
arrangement OF compromise with Mrs Hall and the Land
Ior also followed and took part OF the original property
The Court charged that Mrs. H. had Sht 10 cnnpro-
mise the power having been given 10 her by Mr. ia
previous 10 his lunacy. Verdict Or painful SlOs 50
For plaintiff Atessrs. De Witt, iedcr and Gride! Ter
Iefenlsnt Messrs Blunt, Appcgate aud Minis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

Dong great business ensy. provided you urdcrs,and
The way ANY man may lay in stock OF goods, II be has ou'
The meHns but 10 nd of them quite different, thing.
Making e1ertioRs VIII do IL. mercy opening the ,9is
doors VIII not do H. How then, te done simply ~
letting ysur tents know wherc find let them know
where you located by hanging your shnss n; bos
iois shouli yis vou The man ybo adysrtias erryel,
tlen viii do much lage business than he who Is and qu-
therefore, has then he possibly attend %
must be his desire occasionally new iss ssI
chants wishing send their the location OF theI boo
the kinds OF goods In which they DEAL to c friends nj -
lance, or make and liable Acquaintance may 80
tally benefit themselves By leaving their Advertisements al ~
American Newspaper subscription and Advertising Aseee5
v 3. Palmer No % Ann eet who agent FOR over ~ 4.
the best papers the Cnon together with some IN the b
Provinces.
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Police Office.

LAscENY-John Ryan was arrested and committed ht
stealing coat
BURGLARY AND ARREsr-Joscph Jones and Peter 70.
land, white boys and John yant, coloed arrested
BY officers Stephens and T. Hays for breaking last nigh:
into the store OF Messrs Crous Dugsn and Graham As
81 Water street, and stealing check $500 the a-
haitian Bank, besides 81 nioEey and bolts Of duck
The check and part OF the money were found the and
they committed 10 prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

PAINFUL. AccIDzST.-Ne understand that Hon
LeanGer starr, New York. with very acct
dent Sunday evening Lass. II appears that he
compauyiHg lady Ter residence when In passing down
Lexington street, between Calvert and North streets he
fell into newly cug which had been left entirely
protected and severely fractured his collar bone. He il
coEtrct in consequence, 10 bis bed at Barnums Ho-
tel where he receives Of every necessary attention.
ard viii doubtless the immediate Effects in due
tIEle, though perhaps permanently injured for he.
:uu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
CITY INTE l. l. | q + y { L.
TUESDAY.
County Court.
Judge ULsacgrrER in the Ceai

Judgc ILsAVEFFkA II! 1I'c V''1''
7rqi on NE Impeachment q Jgs'tt HrS'eR' eoS''H1ed
The Court at its meeting Friday last decided that the
,,s, .hould be submitted without summing NJ. On meet
g Yesterday afternoon however, they roeondeTct the
question anu decided 10 hear the argument Of counsel on
both sides The Court then adjourned 70 Friday neat
x,,,, ,-,.,,,,cnt ,yiiih Do, heard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

CO The nomination of GEofeE x BaNe , e,' o.
Massachusetts as Secretary Of the Nay was GS',-
frmed by the Senate on Monday 90 M H. r Ts.s
Cabipe, is complete !, is very shabby IN the News
to represent the opposition TO his continuation as
ar;eina.ns with and confined to the Wings. The
r. o,l.r,v,se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

Hon. Jony 5. PrYDIEroN, late Charge d'Aiiares
to Chill, has been nominated for Congress by the
Wings of the lXth Qoudoun) District, Virginia.
AS the District is strongly Wing, and he is an able
and eloquent champion Of Wing principles, we
trust no feuds will be suffered TO defeat him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
M. Tho Moyning Ncus is furious in

ls5- The Morning Ncrs is furious in view Of
JpEig attacks on Mr. Folks integrity in intimailng
that he may be candidate for reelection, We
don't see why he might not, well as Gen Jack
son did, but the only urgent suggestion that we have
seen that he should try another heat was in the
Washington Correspondence of the HvGM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
To-day. Outside.

Frs, Page-Neyy Years Letter from the Catholic Priest
Ronge translated from the Scnellrost Literary Notices
Health of the City
Las, Por..-City Affairs Commercial and Money Mat.
tiers Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

o. We hear that the Loco-Foco Young Mems
General Committee, al their meeting last night at
Old Tammany, rejected (i2 TO s. resolutions re-
commencing the removal OF John Lorlmer Ora
hmm Postmaster Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
se,y-York Town Elections.
CORTLAND COUNTY.

CORTLAND COUNTY.
Wig. Whg I Eoeo-roe..
cortIapdviile. Scott, goia, Cincinnatus'
Frectow1, gam Iru&ion' S,an2
:" "'""''"' wiuet.-7. BHnsy-HoIncr, gaiH--l
The Wing stronghold, Homer, has been lost by
running two Wing candidates, while the Loco
Focos and and Birneyi,es united upon one. eectng
him by SIR majority. They tried the same game IN
Cortlapdyille, but were defeated by 80. 30 IN
other towns Birneyism is getting to be UNDERSTOOD
as a mere trap TO aid Loco-Focolsn.
oTSEGo COUNTY.
u1;o Loeo-Foco. LDc'-Ioe"'
rig, . harrington SewLsbon,
cherry '""''' Hu,,eruuts Otscgo,
Decatur. Iut''I!!u'' Trnolnia
Maryland, gam, Edihcs'o"' wn,ces,er
Oeg0, fAee4' o,anr+a
springfield. gain, iiart"'cS, D...Hpi
Hichfield, -hlddlehe.a; - '
Westford-T. Milo,u,,'.
Laurens tie. fIahneio' b'"fy-i'
Very well for Osego, which gave 1907 majority
for Polk last November.
Essen Co.-The Albany Evening Journal has re-
turns from nine Towns in Essex-eight Wing, one
Lcco.Foco. They make 'em all so nowadays
l.5- CHEvANGo Co. last year5 Wing Supervisors,
If Loco. Now IL Wing. Loco.
rs OrsEeo Co last year 6 Wing, Is Loco,
Birncy. Now Wing, l3 Loco, Birney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

Is Mr.. KELLOGG, the Buckeye Orator, is in Bos
ton, delivering lectures on Temperance, of which
cause he is powerful advocate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

~ The Hutfor,i Times states that Bennlng
Mann has been confirmed by the Senate as Marshal
Of that State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

CHRISTIAN REGIsrEE.-Ths is the oldest Unitarian pa
nor in the United has been edited fer several
years by Rev Dr. Lathrop and Rev. Geo. E. Ellis. These
gentlemen having withdrawn. the editorial chair
taken by Charles w Upham, late Of Salem. The Re-
sis,cr is published In Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

~ Go 10 tie American Museum this aiteraeoH q
O'Clock ladies and all and enoy treat thar will richly re
your visit Dr. Valentines quzzea stories and hisa Or,s
sweet tones are host in themselves .. Westen. Ios7
WhitIock Carline and Hamilton also appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

Pull Purcell, and other Stores of Ireland, by
William Carleton. w II Graham, l62 Nassau-st
William Carleton, as every body knows who has
read his stories, feels 10 his Utmost heart. the senu
inc traits of Irish hmor not only feels, but can re-
produce them in fiction. How much all owe ould
Ireland fot her inimable fun, half laughter and
half pathos, the humor of light and shade, ever
hearty, frank and native. The names Of the sto-
res in this beck, Ned M'Keown,' Shane Fadh's
Wedding Larry M'Farland's Wake &c. show
that the book is genuine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

MIR. SuE,'S LECTURE LAST EyENlNG.-ThiS lee
,ure was most eloquen, viadca;ion OF the great
and successful Peace movement in Ireland, under
taken under The auspices Of Daniel 0'Connell, and
certainly The creates, practical Peace movement Of
this or any other time. The lecturer developed the
causes which led 10 this movement, defended Mr.
o'Conne from the base attacks which the hired
press of England have made upon HIM, becaSse he
first in the hearts oil his countvmen, and tirs as
mover in the vast enterprise of reforming Ireland
and organizing her IN hernshtfu government The
demands OF the English policy were shown up in
superb style, with the effect which the Repeal move
ment mus, have not only in England but upon the
whole continent Mr., Shea's manner is exceed
ipsy good; he is finished speaker, and he style
OF his lecture was classical and well adapted 10 his
SUBJECT Judging by the applause OF the audience,
which was large, they were highly sratited, and
we have 10 thank Mr., Shea for his patriotic defence
of Ireland, as well as for his clear and able treat
ment of his subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

o. Farmer & Daggers have published Cecil o.
the Adventures OF Coxcomb generally attributed TO Bul
wcr The readers OF Novels know It's value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

1e;- Saxton s; Miles, POS Broadway, have jus,
published a Tale OF Trials, told my Children, by Mrs
opc in form which combines elegance with cheapness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

Gs Chinese vaniyi.was never more amusinsly
exhibited than in the Memorial sent ~ Keyns the
Throne. giving OF his negotiation OF resty
with the Barbarian Ervcy, Cushing He speaks many
demands which Mr.. c. made and which rejected
some of them henc dicult Of execution others foolish
Demands. the Of Others being eanly and ccarsey
expressed He speaks OF the stupid ignorance Of the
Envoy Sc The document long and unimpOrtant, bat
curious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

e. The attention OF business men is called TO
The advertisement of DR.. Bronsons Geographical and
to.icaI Directory.
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THE TRIBUNE.
WING NOMINATION:
FOR MAJOR.
DuDLEY SELDEN.

oxyhig General Committee sIee .a.a ,iee.
~. Committee will be held on Thursday k'ehi hs'
M.,eb ig,h, s,7a o'clock, a, the Broadway hoa%'
miS WELCOME r. BELbE.>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

We have been shewn samples OF very superio:
Cotton Yarn, said to have been spun On the Trottfs, and
,old tina, the invention Of American origin. and
in successful operation In Manchester England We
would refer those interested 70 MrJohnsons advertise
ment In this days paper.
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Court Calcnsinr-TGis Dv-
ONION PLEAs-NoS. - 5, 70, -, l, 10, o.! - ~