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THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, ls4s
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SgNI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

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t. Persons travelling between this City and
Hudsoa would do well 10 try the newly fitted up
steamboat Hudson formerly the We,t Chester. The
well known commander, Capt. " H. Mellen, viii
insure the passengers PHEASANT trip.
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no. Hon. Jouv +. H. CLAIUoExE, once N. c.
from Mississippi. a leading Repudator, and late
Editor OF the Jehersonan at Orleans, has
been appointed by President Polk Superintendent
Of u S Live Oak Forests in Louisiana, &c. He
was once before appointed by Polk, Chen Speaker0
Member of Congress for Mississippi, IN place of 5.
5 Prentiss, elected BY the People.
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4. i. COFFIN, Icc-,-,i.,a.
Z. PINE. ". Il. '--'--'

TEERIsLE ADMINISTRATION Eliza EErH.-
The Elizabeth started from Ncw-Oreans on sun
day evening last, and whel entering the COuEtau-
bleau rom the Atchaaiaya her boilers COLLAPSED
aud completely tore her upper works 10 atoms -
The explosion took place about o'clock on Tues
day morning. 20 which NAV be attributed The pres
ervailon al may lives as her snilre WORKS above
the boilers were swept away, together with her
boilers and deck fixtures. Shortly after the acci-
dent the Wave came NJ, rendered all the as
s,stence IN her power, ald fCwed the wreck up 10
W4sain ton.
J. i. Gotdor, Captain. very badly scaled ard
eruised Daniel York. ms;e. killed James MAtquiie frsi
engineer very badly scldes Se.sou Hl, second iaesr
missing - Rhodes deck hand missing passengers u-
INJURED except few ~ho we're slightly bruised We
eTe e learn that Capt Gordon vsy critical state
lae. passengers publish a card, n which they
testify that The accident was one OF those u1fore-
seen caiamiies which no human prudence cood
prevent as The Captain and other officers gere DO
Ing 'heiE duty when The explosion took place
y. o. Pie. April ).
g Some Impressions from plate engraved BY
NeSS-s 1apPsn, Carpenter Co some years age fur the
soF; Carton Aai-oa and Coal Couira y Illinois tie
denomination OF S5Ua h-ye i mo the pos
>Ssion q elsInes naros. and Esve been altered
PGrIoFi % b $500 Eotes o: The Philadelphia Bank Three
OF ese have aTesdr appeared here, ana ;hsre po5a
tsy more IN Circulation TIE Signature Of 1he Presen;
AID CSsaiet are well initiated. but the onerfr; ttle
loe.I t Niaer than the genuine Does and the pla;e :
ei&ey c!re'it Is 20 :sylsg yis and rt5ass TIE zig
3ei;e Ct the genuine represents locomotive and
OF cars rs having s passed rocky p-ecipce. While that
o. The coCnrrei: represents -<o female aBre one with
shearss and sesle and the othsr With rake Nc one
acquainted Win The genuine could Re defsnted BY
ihe counterfeit sli IL swell calculated - deceive strangers.
tRoI IExAs BY WAY OF HE RID RIVER The
Red River Republican lesIns from gentlemen d.
rect from Isxes that The mos: populous settlements
through which they passed We're IN fever of Joy
al the passage OF the Annexation resolutions When
the news reached San Augustine. c4uncn were
fired and public meetings were held in celebration
OF The event. N O. Pic, April 5
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BELOW,
DLL
4 Bark ard three Brlgs.

Raliaore. Ap'a l2-Ar brig william Price. sasOn.
Kingston, Jam.
CID, barks Iowa. Thompson, pernaInsuco: Gnlfort,
buco; schrs Washington, Goxid, SYork; Ann Parker,
Brisbfman, Fall River.
Sailed, brig Caroline & Mary. Hisgns Pernambdco schr
Zoe, Dodge, SYork.
Portland. April l-Ar brig David Pratt Tar. Bostsn;
.ehfs America rowel, NYOrk; Hope More, SYors for
Bangor.
Crd, brig Port and, cloagh, Porto Rico
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%. The Troy Wing has been grossly imposed
upon by somebody, but tina, does not at all excuse
It's dscoure5y Islander. We have published three brief
articles in favor or Bridge Albany, tco d9aia IL and
have agreed to publish three from most capable pen,
on what Is called the Troy size Of the question But we
10 feel bound to publish er1y hi which may be Wit
either side aud II an article is sent us wholly ire
evant or so badly written jurc published, the
sidc which Processes support shall reject with
out ceremony The Wing may we'll take back It's caum-
Mes unless it desires jure the cause which / would
scem so anxious to support
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To.Diy,S nJrTSIDE

FIRST PAGE.-Thc Farming Interest and its
Needs-Legislative Report on Agriculture News
Items
Fourth PAGE.-News Items; Commercial and
Money Matters; Marine Journal.
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DoINGs IN OUR COURTS YESTERDAY:
L. :. Circuit Court.
Before Judge WILLARD.


Besides two three inquests there bat trial
yesterday being action of assumpsI. broug, by p Mo-
ras. against Cooks and Vanderburg. IL shown that
Mr. V, OF the partners had confessed Judgment for
The sane debt. A noisu!t was ordered.
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DoNGs IN COMMON COUNCIL LAST NIGHT
Board of Aldermen.

communication Va. received nom he President OF TIE
Dest and Dumb Asylum. accompanying copies Of me eeth
Annual Report OF iat Institution Various peatoIs re
por. &c. received and disposed o.; an'ouS then
petition ffom the Dutch Reformed Church 10 remove their
raul, from the present Posi- oTce which was granted
The remainder Of them mostly n relation 70 sewers
assessments. claims for services. Improvement OF streets
&c Of interest only 20 the parties eo1cSrret Dance
Brooke pet TONED FOR 500 FOR detecting Illegal voter.
During The rapid transaction OF ec-ines-ihese osns 70
,o.cer any occasion for BCnkUn speechss-N-- Have
never the new Mayor inside his appearance IN the cham
her ana ssvera OF the Aldermen left the!r seals AMI gath
cred round him whereupon AID. Dickinson moved 81 al
iou-nuen; stl:iag that there was no quorum pFee ihe
President however counted noses AMI nncs tat teTe
re eleven of those interesting pro;uberances with Alder
manic faces appended them. the business proceeded
repor; from the Committee on Streets was received IN
relation to the proposed extension OF Leroy and Burton
streets, easery Ill they nec.--Afoited report II
favor OF widening and repairing pier No. North River
and approprarg 81 500 for that purpose. was adopted
report in favor Of dredging the slip between piers and D.
Est River. adopted
report II favor OF paying Ericott Brothers $1,000
on their reiBqushing ali claims fdr losses on contracts for
Cro;on pipes WIS submitted The petitioners claim
Si6gi5 81 but the report recommended the payien; OF
$1,000 as acorpTorse-Printed and Laid 81 The table
4 resolution for McAdam!zins part OF the Blooming;
dale Road distance of 300 ya=ds below the Orphan
Asylum. adopted report and resolutions IN re-
laiion 20 the rent Of piers the North River was
read and after soe debate and good deal Of ingenious
opposition on the par: OF the minority, adopted.
\ report In favor OF allowing Mr. Cox Keeper OF CITY
Prison, Sis, FOR rent OF house. was adopted
Several or tie th-ty-one candidates for tie Police Jus
ceshp were present during the greater part OF The eve
Ming b.; they nothing by their notion IL that mat
Ter not be decided until the special caucus which held
tonight
resort directing that the Committee cleaning streets
be authorized procure estimates for barges for removing
the and lbbsh 70 BiacSwes Island, and
20 make further repor; on the same WIS adopted
The report in favor Of allowing Eastern steamboats, eN
cusve privileges Of Marketslp. and repeating the
the present resolution refusing such PRIVILEGES was taken
up and after rather thin but bitter debate adopted
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3 We have not the vote of these Districts 'ms
Spring now before US, but Havemeyer was the dar-
ling OF the Points and the Hook by majority al
least equal 10 Folks And so it is in every quarter
OF our Civ where Lewdness, Drunkenness and
Gambling have sway. Such being the tact, why
should We not comment on 1t IN considering Inc
obstacles to proper government of our City by
the News's pariy1 And why should the News be
tes,y aboutit While il Is not ashamed to pursue
a course which secures such votes, why should
i, be ashamed TO be seen fra;ernizlng with the
yoters1
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10, The funeral Of the late Or. SEwAII. took
place Friday evening 10 the presence Of very
Sssmbsgs OF urnrr friends ard citizens who attended 10
their respect for the character of the deceased The
iuaefa attended 6y number OF the reverend clergy Of
dirrest by the President aud Trustees ant
Medical Faculty of Columbian College By he students Of
the Medical Department nf the Colombian College 6y The
nleic, Society of the District of Columbia By EIPfe'deni
Ap. by Senator BENTON by the Mayor Of the city. hy
may scientific gentlemen well large body
Of citizens many Of whom followed the OF the de-
ceased 10 their final resting place. Mt mel
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CINcrNxArt ELECTION The vote at the recent
Charter Election in Cincinnati stands as follows:
Henry T. Spencer Wing Incumbent 1850 Spencer over
Henry Morse also WhIr.3IGl Morse. 1879
Geo. w Jones, Native AIS oDoovJoneseo'Z
Marshal James Saflin wilg.. 1876 , Satin over
James Cooper, Loco. l,502 Cooper 's s4
Robert Black Native |. O09 Do.ov. Hinck2 30
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FIRE on TIE MorHTANs.-The Shade, Black
Log and Tuscarora mountains, have all been on
fire for the last six or eight days and the high Yves
tery winds render Impossible 10 arrest lis course
It has already done much Misunderstanding tences
timber. sc. and in many places the citizens had
had difficulty in saving houses and barns from The
ravages of the deveuring flames.
The tire is rapidly making its way down the
Shade mountain and If ii does not rain, or the high
winds ahate, We may soon expect to see II within
d short distance of this place.
We learn from the Lewistown Gazette CT heo 9th
have been on fire for severas DAYS, and that two
houses belonging 10 Mr. William Irwin, in Oliver
township were burnt on "Wednesday, the I'd inst
and the house of Mr. Ormon Whiiworth, OF Gran.
VILE township, together with all his furniture and
tools. was burnt on The same day. lJuniata Times.
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NoRrH- CAROLINA Kenneth Rayner, hav
ing peremponiy declined running again for Con-
,ress, the Wings of his District have nominated
WlL1lAM w CaEaRY of Berthe Co. to succeed
hun Mr.. Cherry has been several times Wing
Elector Of President
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SHIPS New England. Lowell. NoTeaHs. Sprague Ro-
blnson Anson. Beeiman, Charleston, Geo sutton.
Bark Cerene, stabulla, Naples and Palermo paneiri.
srig Charlotte, Ttcomb. Wilmington, NC.
schr Tansier, King, BermudA SoslnitH d Walsh.
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rs COLUMBUS, oho has elected Wing Charter
oificers-Mayor, Marshal, and TO in Council
by handsome majority. DAYTON, ditto.
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The FIRE IN THE SWAMI The fire in the Dis
mai Swamp is still raging and as the weather corr
tinues dir, and the wind to blow fresh, occasionally
veering round 10 almost every point OF the cont
pass lis progress is in all directions, and from the
cloud OF smoke which rises from it, as seen yester
day. we should Judge that II occupies Il ciEcuitot
sixty miles or more, or an average of % miles IN
extent IN every direction The fire is said 10 have
extended to the banks OF the Dismal Swamp Ca
nal. and 10 the region Of woods IN the neighbor
mood OF Bowers Hill. st the head oil the Western
Branch Norfolk Herald, saturday.
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o. The Wings of Augusta, Ga. have nominated
Hon CHARLES J. JENKINS as their candidate for
Mayor
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- Nbs.--'.
Lat 3. Ion -, brig Clara, Coles, OF Bsnsor-bo"ns
fresh, did not learn whe bouud
Ith inst; at 81 A.. long Il 30 big Gov Hopkins foa
Bristol for Havana.
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of : ltrrdav saws:
II is impossible 10 calculate The loss Merchants Ne
chanics. worSngnen-a. all have been ruined. Nof 20
We believe IN the InsraIee Oces viii ever be aoe 10
RGn-ruin stares hundreds OF fsie' IN the face who
YESTERDAY morning rose their beds with plenty Of this
worlds goods, and they have now no place 20 Iay mex
heads bread Tor themselves 3lt Children SF 'F'o
protect ihelp them
bou. eighteen entire squares DESTROYED entrc and
many prs Of squares The steamboats, on the Manoaa'
bella Ind % move to BE saved from he iaineS
The wharf was covered with groceries and al xmas a.
Pfsburg manufactures great portion 81 these Ee'O>
were burned and anouu Destroyed by The immense
crowd OF drays &c. working their way among them
The Post Office and adjoining buildings, northeast cNr-
rer Of Third and Market have been saved Every 'ns
valuable however removed from tho stores printing
offices I'm the block. The letters, &c were taken tom
TIE Post Office.
FROM the place where the FIRE commenced TO wherc IL
WIS arrested. is s5out mile and quarter.
The iron safes upon which business men depended for
the preservation OF their books. papers. &c were all 50
far as our observation ends. destroyed. except
few we notice. having rolled out before the destflc
ten CT the buildings
Wa can give no idea on paper. Of tia distress which pre-
vail.-thousanJs are left destute-men v no Yesterday
were worth thousands bankrupt II has been e.
,u,aci that the burnt district contains SIXTY ACRES
The total loss dollars, cannot be arrived At with any
kind Of accnracy-say guess AZ TWELVE MILLIONS =
This Is probably near All the Insurance offices aeoroSen
up-they will be able 10 pay two per cent. Only about
$4,000 dollars taken In Insurance companies III DINER
cities
We would like to be able give friends abroad list
the sufferers but the number IS so VAST thst IS pos
siblc
We are rcloiced to learn, says the Baltimore
American of Yesterday. from the passengers who
arrived here last night IN the Western tram, mat
only four perso-s Were missing. One OF these only
was supposed 10 be killed. The other three were
thought 10 be in Allegheny city.
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NgAroilrsN EoNNErS.-T The Ladies viii be happy
TO learn TIA; the manufacturers OF this beautiful article
have opened do. for the sale OF their Goods at Er ar
No. SsS Broadway. where they viii ind la-re
to selec, from at moderate prices advertise
nea, 10 another soaurnn
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q Wha, Is The general eaise Of Disease Ans. cold
b. stopping the pores upon the surface check the rsea
,ie crspration aud thus retain u the system all the
of the body well the impurities the blood Dseae Of
kind then easendeIed 1t may be Rheumasm
Clumsy, Consumption Asthma or Fevers To rem
der immediate and should be had
to Mc.ltsers .lH.Jieaiing Oirt. This will open tie
pores upon the skin snd the disease will surely disappear
sold TIE grand Depot IC9 Southste and BY the ehiet
druggists Of the city all -
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GREu ACTION SarF-The attention OF the pah-
lie called TO the sale OF Original Paintings valu-
able Furniture and choice cabinet Mn
sral. And Shells. io.nlorrelc, At = Cn:on Place.
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y THAr GAM, with the syle5did performances h.
Nsseru I3iathe the Blind Fiddler dfs,S ,Tsraen-
DOC. crowd AZ The american Museum err4sy and ast .rea-
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brig Portland, cloagl, Porto Rico.
EnREhiS PoPrs,

a MaysgIeZ, K. % inst barFs Effort Hu.sey, tg ~
Europe; Don Juan Sanford, Maven 10 dI bgs Jo'erb
Gorham Hitchcock. Bridgeport wig III; Citizen own
Boston, Go 60 schr Richartl Kelly, Phied.
IL AafanzIs 30ii nit. barks Rainbow Of Boston, INC
Stag OF 30 60; brigs Cycop Of do do Bulah I'm Pert
land, in % ds passage.
81 Havana, 21tl ut ship crstcyaf Colon, n, rofk
At II John. P, st Inst. br frances Jane Gcn Bs-
Salem.
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KENTUCKY --Ex-Gov. Netcalf, we regret to hear,
declines runnins for next Congress Hon. Garrett
Davis has entered upon the canvass of his District,
and Hon. Toni F. Marshall is expected 10 oppose
him, bu, has not yet announced himself. Mr.
Trabse is trying TO run in that District on kind of
modified Na,iyism
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of the different Districts Of our City-ss, for in
stance: M s,,s
Five PolAts--(3i Dist. With Ward --------ls3 635
corlsT's Hook-(7sh Dist. With ward .--..2o4 ~
To-e.her .....3sf it59
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By This, NOMINEES NAIL.
Run,or of War.
cor.ss?cndaace Of tie Nsv..k Dsilg AfrsFtl'-f'

Correspondents Of iae Newark UalI5 AfFEIEl'7F'
T.sHIyoroz, ArF,l y. 1875
There Is j. rlinlor quite cur,en, here mat The Go
ve-rnsnt mas received Official advices from Next
co. by the steamboat Arrival tom the South THIS
evening. OF Dena1rati0H y Var, oy that hsPaoI
IL, ay.,sst n. United SAFES. IN cons queRce OF
he passage. nv Congress. of the Texas Annexation
Resolutioas Whether there Is any real !ouHda;
tior for This rumor am at present unadv!>ed, ana
give II to yoa only a. have myself received II
upon the authority o: rnnog only. IT'S quite likely
to prove correct. In which even, the Pres'den; WIZ
be compelled 10 issue his Proclamation forthwith
convenirs an extra session Of Congress- as no pc
yr;Sion whatever was made for such contingency
a, the session which recently ,ransPiTed, The cor
rectness or incorectneSs of the runor Will De ss-
tablshed before next write, of which you shall Dc
advised. VI.
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See Co,I,recE, / CO.. advertisement. or III. ou,zd-
OF thus Fai-er The hrst page. All In
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&C. JONI A MonREiI, E~l. died Yesterday
morning. a, hisresdencc in this city.
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Iyhatit al Means.

A certain Mr. Bogy, a man of some note IN Mis-
sour. ma. be en- making a Speech at ST Louis IN
favor of Annexation We make me following ex-
tract from the synopsis Of the lNer Era
"He then discussed the expediency Of Annexa-
ton and lis probable effect on the POLITICAL pecun-
ary and com mercial condition of the o. States. he
adyerted 10 the fact that tae number OF Tree and
slave States in the Union was now equal: that Tor
long tune il mad been an object TO admit an equal
number Of free and slave States. so as 10 keep up
the equilibrium of power IN the Senate OF The u
States: that this equilibrium bctrsen Sace,y and
Freedom could no. be maintained unless 1r6s 'ras
qdmittcd That Wisconsin would soon form TWO
new States; new State would be formed on the
North of Iowa. and another on the West, and that
Nebraska Territory would soon form another State,
and these five States according 10 the Missouri
compromise, would all be free States; and that
there was no territory on the South 10 balance them
unless Texas should be obtained. 4mit Itras and
there uoptd b. ample room to establish f1c netc
slave SfateS He rep,tdinfed the idea TINT any free
States ,r0ud be formed in Texas said that hey
must be sLrre Stairs and that although this would
extend the area Of slavery, it wou1 al the same
time extend the area of Christianity, civilization and
good government He expressed the opinion that
our Government was capable Of very great exten-
son and that forty or fifty States could De well
united in the same confederacy"
So it seems that the doctrine Of our Declaration
of independence that "aR are created free anc
equal is to be improved by Progressive Demo
crazy into an assertion that one-ha are created
for Slaves TO the other half, and the great end Of ON
republican system ia to maintain an equilibrium
between Slavery and Freedom We can't 20 It
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New-York, April Is. lsa5.

~. Editors who now receive our Weekly and would
like our Semi Weekly instead will please copy the above
and send paper marked 10 ct. McEIRATH, Tribune
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MARINE journal.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
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~ The trial of Davis was closed in the General ses
ons yes,cria the Jury will receive their charge
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