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r,s ye.t President.

w. begin TO hear from various quarters notes Oh
-,,.t.,;oo for the next Presidential Campaign
CO. ,rnor, states that paper Is TO be started IN
washington TO advocate the claims Of Hon JONI
a,Tr.y TO the Presidency. We hope not, Tor
r-dgs M,Iean's sake. Such movement at this
time would be pretty certain to kill nm. Inc
! Wings whose opinions or this subject are known
Ito s are universally TO any Presidential as-
lfAtion a, this time. They cannot help cherishing
encre, but gaddenng hope that, before three years
syill have elapsed, spontaneous and irresistible
sall will be made on the Man IN whom the Wings
N the North and the South, the East and the West,
PYe,ose implicit confidence and whom they regard
sysfh an affection only not idola'rous, 20 take the
Zion of Chief Executive OF the American People.
Xix thew do not nam. him a candidate Tor Presi-
a3aent-they will not give him an opportunity TO de-
*ne, nor will they subject him to the chances OF
3SSresideniial canvass They will not ask the use
of his name unless there be such unanlriity and
earnes,ness Of desire as 10 Danish all doubt of the
result. They cherish, as we have said, but hope
that such desire will be eylnced they only ask
TO be excused, for the present, from any consdera-
lion Of the claims of asplrants 10 the Presidency
and in The present state Of Wing feeling, any such
discussion can hardly fail TO prejudice the Interest
Of the Statesman whose name may be thrust before
them. They cherish peace and 1t will not be vel
for those who invade it.
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CITY IN T LIG F. n c f.
rIf-RSnAY
Circuit Court.


The Trial OF Polls Bodlna concluded Yesterday after
trial which has engaged tho attention Of the Court for
three weeks. The charge Of Judge Ednonds occupied be-
TWEEN three and four the delivery. lie presented
various poias the and showed the matters Of
doubt connected with them which entitled TO the
sderaton Of hc Jury THE bias OF his charge appeared to
Of The prisoner The strongest points against
considered 10 the time uaccouned for Monda
and Monday night, and her .endng letter 10 Waite to
say he and her mist she AT ihelr place. Her
statement that size employed in measures u avoid
the shame OF her situation proper circumstance for the
Jury, they giving ii such weight they considered 1t
entitled TO. In relation 10 the testimony OF the pawn6ro-
sers that she sold them the watch, chain and other
articles. the Monday previous to the night OF the fire.
the discovery dead bodies. the Court aluied 10
Tue uncertainty OF IdeDttyin such II there was
feeling Of moral certainty In the minds o. the Jury, the
Court said, that she committed the murder, Il was their
duty pronounce her guiltybu: II reasonable doubt
relation II She Is entitled 70 the bench. Of that
doubt The jury retired herroom abOs half past two
O'Clock.
Tie Jury atmdnIsbt, wer0 stu out, having come In,
an hour previous othatme and asked questions 10 the
testimony, which were answered by the Court
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CONTENTS OF THEY WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Fog THE PRESENT WEEK.

/. PozrRY-IIfe, by Augustus snodErau; Hidten Grief
To tie Un,atsfed; Lines on edssia Of Mn. Willis.
IT, EniroRr.1-The Wing pory and Slavery The News
and the Tariff The last Kick OF Nativisrn The Moral
Responsibilities Of Publishers Texas. &c.
H. PoLrrc.I-Ciater Election Ccunec;icu, Election
Nev.Yots Town Elections Rhode Island Election, &c.
w. Nrws-paucuarsof the Steamboat D.a,,er, Anthem,
IN Delaware: Ne,s.York LegIsa,ufe From China !:
From Ber,nuda Furher from Texas From Mexico,
&c. sc.
3 MtscELLAsEous-Prosress Of Industrial Association
The BIind; An American at Gracfenserg; American
siae,y denounced Parliament; Punishment of Lbsr;in
sm Address Of Mr. Adams to Ia, Constituents Liter
aiy Notices. &c. &c.
VI. COMMERCIAL IsrELLferscE.-stocks. Money. Pro-
duce. &c.
Single copies put up in wrapper, for The Mails. can b. OBJ
famed at the desk. Ptice &C
y TERMs-s2 per year. All subscriptions payable in-
fsTibiy IN advance Address
GREELEY 8. McELRATH. % Ann street,
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FopaFey AND ARTIST. Two t. s. soldiers sta.
toned here, whose Names are Michael Lumley and
Tohu Conran. on Wednesday last drew up certit,
cate of discharge and an amount OF pny due-SI Il
and having affixed the names OF Capt Alburiis, the
captain ct their company, and Mr.: ogden me ar.
INV s,frr. they succeeded in getting II cashed M
The bank of Oliver Lee Esq, by representing that
they would be- compelled to await the arrival OF the
naymaster before they could receive their money
The fellows Immediately deserted 10 Canada and
officers Burton and Williams having been sent IN
nnrsuit of them, they succeeded in arresng them
both at Chippewa on Friday night last, and bring
ing Them back to this city. On searching the sol
di7rs, the officers found the amount they had oh
taiord on the forged certificate, and some ten dol
lars over buffalo CON- Advertiser.
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Albany Election.

HE Natives nave managed, Wlt1out siid"o"
of hope of elecring their man, TO defeat FRIEND
HuupHRrY, the excellent Wing Mayor. The vote
stands
John X Paige noco2 Paige over Hum
Friend Humphrey, (whg: 3'l2a phrey, "a. Less
jacob Lansing, CNave) 90. 100 Than all others
Stafford, (Birney) ...--..--------. l2) las.
We ask the American Republican 10 say whe-
Their ii regards the 100 Natives who voted for their
own candidate as traitors degraded fools, NC.
NC They k7,e,c Lansing could not be elected, and
the only effect of supporting MIN would be TO let IN
Paige, Loco. But are don't get in passion
about IT,
Mr. Humphrey could no, have been beaten, even
with Nativsn in the field, bu, for the opposition OF
he Fircmen, who were excited against HIM by his
course in dissoylng Fire Company on charge OF
INSTRUMENTATION and mal-conduct This gave Of
fence to many Wing Firemen, and caused general
rally Of the Fire Department against him.
The Common Councils still Whig-ll to 9-,he
same as las, year. Supervisors, Wing, 6 Loco.
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Court or Common Pleas.

JANE McCAarY Va ALEX. BRIrToS.A valuable hors'
belonging Mrs NJ ridden out for exercise on the
10Th JAM on the Third Avenue, by OF the servants
ard IN scendii hill met by Mr. Il. driving very
with horse and wagon One OF the shafts Of me
wagon stuck the horse OF plaintiff breaking some rbS
and killing him Instantly The present action Is brought
10 Ia nsges Verdict for the Plaintiff 200 dollars
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Princeton Battle Ground-yyhig as ever

PRINCETON, n y. HtIHeS0UV'
FRIEND GaEELEy Our Borough Election took
place on Monday. and the Wings had every thing
their own way. Last year, after very close and
severe struggle, the Wings elected their Mayor by
majority Of only one the Locos elected their Re
corder; the res, OF the ticket was divided. This
year the Wings have elected their Mayor, Re-
corder. Aldermen, and every man on the ticket
y,urs
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THE Loss OF TIE SWALLOW. The opinion, we
believe, is generally entertained in this community
that the terrible disaster which has created so much dsay
was the result OF nexcusabc careessHess The reader viii
find In another place letter from Rev MI Harrington x
Albany in which that gentleman expresses his Judgment in
the case in very decided and yet in very mild terms 1t
will be seen tina, he dsents entirely from the ground taken
in the proceedings of passengers board the Roches
ter Af,cr tina, letter in type, Mr.. D. A. Parker Of
C,s,leon VI, who the passengers called upon
ne and stated that was his conviction that the boat was
running al the rate of miles hour at the time Of
The accident Half an hour before she struck noticing
tina, she had on greet head OF he mentioned the
matter TO the engineer and expressed his fears tai some
accident might occur The reply OF the iaer showed that
there was deter unaon not TO re outdonc by the Roc
ester and Mr. Parker confident tina; the speed Of the
boat was rs above stated His opinion IS not only con-
rmed by the circumstances above alluded TO- but by the
fact that the boat was thrown with such tremendous force
mon the rock Tie Pilot understood alleges the eS-
IRENE darkness OF the night apology for the calamity
If this allegation is true, then there be no excuse for
such rapid running II it ao true how the accident
I've accounted for except the .uproson of degree Of
nattcu,ion and caelescss for which there can be Oh
orv Perhaps all these things be explained In such
way as TO exculpatc the Pilot blame, hut al present
advised we cannot the conviction that lie worthy
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New Common Council.

o. The 4imcrican Republican quotes our remark
HAT " Hundreds loi Whigsl voted for Hayemeyer
to make sure OF The defeat OF Harper" but omits
utterly our accompanying remark that thousands
voted Tor Harper in order 10 defeat Havemeyer."
Whoever will compare the votes for Mayor with
those cast for Aldermen Cannot tail TO see that, OF
the regular Whig vote withheld from Selden, nine
tenths was given To Harper. What, then, does the
Republican mean by aSSailing the Wings on this
head Ii Nativism had held a warraStee deed OF
the Wing party, il could not have manifested more
bitterness and had temper at those Wings who have
refused 10 support It's candidates than il has done
Surely. this is childish, unmanly unreasonable, and
these who rail in this way will see the folly of 1t
when they are calme-
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e The LADIES AMERICAN BIBLE SoclETY held
rs annual meeting yes;sriay- Alter reada, Of the scrip
lures NJ Treasurer hyde read his report disclosing the
prosperous Of the Association ard the fact that
26T Bibles ard - Tes;anents, (ish. for The bna bad
bean distributed during the yea-.
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rrnrn ,he Commercial Atvertiser or yesterasy.


The r.ople here are !oud-mouthed in cendeInna-
.on OF the proceedings on board the Rochester, aP
proving the conduct OF the officers Of Inc Swa low
Ii positively denied that the weather was 50 thick
that the Swallows PHO; could not see hsway; and
II he could not see his way, why did be net hold
opf What excuse has he 10 offer. II his statement
OF his fellow creatures hesGlons-he knew not
where \ gentleman, passenger IN th- Express,
tells NE that when the boat. drew alongside The
Swallow, there was 10 sign Of snow upon the deck
OF The Express. and the lights IN Athens and Hud-
son were clearly VISIBLE This is in direct opposl.
ton 10 he statement Of the pilot, that the weather
was 50 thick be could no, see his way, and 10 the
main ground for excuse o; the Swallows officers,
Us Sc, forth IN the = embarrassing resolutions.
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THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL II, 1875.

o,,,se on our Fgat Page in eomfoen'inf
~. - Rsv J. p. THompsoS. lie spoke Of M
"l Foa:ieri,o &c errors not '''' .. o IL.
q. have doub,Iess mnde tbE correction ALREADY 90 80. mike
.,,s, and comment. these who have not WA Ia siy
eox-Nm,h Inns to;n bottom Of his e',Tr - IN NJ, F..
a.. ,hoyn read & also boldly. &C. iPe ho,s
70 $3.50 50 exactly like written " 70 h'''e"N 0''n
s;,o, /, nd nroof reader
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Cont OF sessions.

trexapder r. Thompson yesterday sentenced 10
SlgSng for5 years for passing counterfeit money The
Cou then took up the everlasting CT Davis Deputy
Keeper the City Prison. and we efl Ar Jordan roasting
Nr Cox the Keeper who the witness stand.
POLICE AND ConosEHs oYucEs.-There was nothing
here yesterday Of special interest
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CurrD STOLEN BY A FEMALE BEGGAR "A chlid
two ve,rs Old daughter of John Kelly, No. III riuul'st
was stolen Yesterday morning. while paSu,s on uv s.t
walk bv female vagrant named Isabella tasa' ~ 'ns
woman was going from door bcGSnE III tue ioNer
,rt o the civ the clean and tidy appearance OF 'e 'i
op,rastcd with that OF sQualid looking urchn ABOUT
eyen wears of age who followed her. carrying oa>Aet"
.t vr,u,ls excited suspicion and she MAS arrested ar
hrnybt by two respectable citizens 10 tho oie OF Aide
man R.dnan Here she persisted IN declaring mat u
bid was hers but the boy whom she called her SON OF
hn closely questioned IN private. told that his mother mad
c,,ri.d the te girl away from house in the neghbor-
hood of the Washington market Officers were sent TO en-
ou-c and they returned, bringing the father, VINO wfS
a,r,y bs,racted with them rPhad Gag. THURSDAY,
Singular DISAPPEARANCE Charles WiIdash,
ockeeper End farmer in sterling township Wayne couu
~ was last week In this city upon business lie was last
seen by his friends Wednesday evening April 3D. since
which time all their efforts TO ascertain his Whereabouts
have been nayainy. They fear that some evi mas
be,allcn him philadelphia Gazette, Thursday
SuccKfvG OcCURRENCE.-An irshman named
Patrick Brown ab0Tcr. this morning In III OF Jealousy
caused by rum attempted murder his wife by cutting
her throat with razor and then cut his own throat with
tho same instrument The took place In the
nr,h story of building adjoining the Western Exchange
Hotel IN Market street. west OF Schuyki Eighth, where
the couple occup the room II was discovered py uls
woman running down stairs drug store few doors on
with the blood streaming from the wound Her throat
was nwfnv rashcd and she Is considered dangerously i'll
red The wound OF The is slight Both were taken
n the hospital trhla. Gaz. Thursday.
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TO.DAY'S OUTSIDE

FIRST PAGE-Translations from the Courier
des Etats Uns and from the SchnellpOsl New
Publications News Items
Fourth PAGE-Jack FroSt-a Poem Com
mercial and Money Matters; Marine Journal.
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C3. PORTLAND, Maine, tired 10 elect Chatter Off
GERS Tuesday, but with poor success The vote
for Mayor stood-E.. Greedy CWhis) SIG; Clapp
Loco) 633; Nvinslow Native and anii-License)
$40: Scattering 23 The Islands are TO come in,
which will reduce Greely's plurality, Five Wards
chose Wing Wardens and Clerks to two Loco-Fo-
cos, but the Aldermen and Councilmen are buthalf
elected; these chosen are nearly all Wing new
trinl viii be had 20 fill the yacnncrs
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Abolition of the Punishment of Death.
Appointments by the Governor,

81 aaa Eilh De adrlf1 aad c9afsnf y ne Ss7ld's
April 3, 1875.
RENSSELAER, CoJscs5 Banker, inspector OF Flour, re-
appointment. Thomas Il Palmer Inspector OF Flour, wee
Bloomfield Usher, dec
coLuMBtA-Rober: +. Andrews Examiner In Chancery.
vice Edwin A MAYNARD. removed from state
ALBAST-J.EH Hitchcock Hlrbor hastsr OF the city OF
Albany, re- appointment Henry Kimberly, Harry Fitch
et; Isaac FrDk and william II. smith, inspectors Of Luu
Ter re-appointneHts. John Loran. Inspector OF Lun
ber vice Martin H TornpkiGs removed from county
GKEESE-lsaac PruyE, Supreme Court Commissioner, re-
appointment.
PUTSAN-David Kent and james Cole. Commissioners
Of Loa re-appointeats. John Crawford and john Ger.
rsop, Commissioners L s. Moneys, reapPOintments.
L!yISGsToS-Steph=n Robinson, Judge, vice I,Aac L.
Eniress, expires 5th Nay nex,. John Z. Hcko3
SCgrsEe Cour. Commissioner 10 reside Dansye vice
Benjamin G. Cock, expires April H. Calvin II. Bry-
an, supreme Court Commissioner. re-appointment La.
c. Woodruff, Notary Public. vice John 4. yander.ip
Term expired. Waiter e landertAle, Notary Public re-
appointment.
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u We are informed that Dr. Rose Of phIIade lphla
viii deliver Lecture this evening 8. the Society Library
Reformed Practice Medicine for which gee advertise
Fnent The Doctors practice Is based upon the Chrome
ela! si;eu G: Medicine originating with Tie celebrates
Doctor Dixon OF LONDON
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Il Hiram DESo, of Utica, at present Clerk of
The Supreme Court. ard formerly JUICE Of The Fifth
cult, has been appointed Reporter OF the Supreme Court
TIE State, in place OF NJ. Eli, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11

e. IMAGrvAroS AND FANcr: BY LEIGH HUST,
The title OF No. " OF Wiley Putnam. Library OF
Choice Reading It's general theme is Pcetry; II. par:ic-
-lsr topics :he works Ma-owe, Shakespeare Ben jon
Beaumont aad Fletcher, Milton coleridge ard Keats
We need cot say hi, is oHe of the Books which are
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hat Giant with The talented Blind Fi3les, Gtsat
rfr and " nesel with ser.r others. Is draw CROWDS
It ,e AEa-LcaH Museum This evening the gerorInanes
are -Ty Gh and the tall Of the Empire State VIII BE-
VISITED At ali hours Of the d1 and eTenius thousand. OF
strangers NON IN Gotham wall be HIM IS well as
Tie great Of oar citizens
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Ne,v-Tork Legislature.

WEDNESDAY. April Q. is4j.
Is SENATE several petitions were presented from
ladies' tor law TO punish Lcentlousnes7 from
New-York a remonstrance from I, 1876 inhabitants
.gains, the passage IF the Excise Law. A number
OF reports were then received from standing Com
mittees and bills made special orders. Ga motion
of Mr. Varney, the bill for the erection OF the new
County OF Schuyler was made the special order Tor
Monday next. al ii O'Clock. The special orcer Of
line day being then announced, the Committee oil
The Whole proceeded 10 the consideration OF The
bill relative TO ferries between the city oil New
York and Long Island, winch was debated. but
without SONG through wlih 1t the Committee rose
and renorted progress, and the bill was made spc
cial order. The Committee OF the Whole then took
up and reported on the Excise bill, without IaklRg
any question
In The ASSEMBLY the bill 20 prevent the racing and
trotiIng OF horses on the Troy road ami for Other
purposes, was passe1
a si,,iilar bill "to prevent racing ond trottins
horses IN New York City, and Jor Other purposes :"
was ost 81 u -
o. The morning line OF boats for Albany and
Troy commences running tomorrow the Troy,
Capt Gorhanl, leaving al o'clock, IRON loot Of
BARCLAY street
o. Ex-Gov. Morton, MIR skinner, late Assistant
p NJ c., Joseph Gales, Esq of the National
lntelligencer, and Amos Kendall, ESQ IN The city.
ny- Mr. MuRDock's LEcTrGE last night at the
Society Library, was toleraby well attended, and
the manner as well as matter of The lecturer was
very impressive and interesting. Perhaps there was
rather too much anatomical technically ,okeep up
the interest of The uninitiated but this was lnsepa-
rable from first discourse. aud we are confident
that Mr. ". wall warm with his subject - he pro-
ceeds, aud carry us audiences w!ih MIN N the IN
yestlsaoa Of some mos, important truths connect
ed with the great subject OF physical education.
81 There were some runners IN Wall-street yes
terday that intelligence regarding the robbery OF
the steam-barge in this city, had been received.
We could lean no particulars.
Abolition of the Punishment OF Death.
The friends OF this humane and wise reform, IN
this ard o'her States, are invited 10 meet with the
New-York Society for the Abolition OF the Punish
ment Of Death, IN Convention fer the consideration
ofmeans for the promotion Of that object, on the
Monday Of tAe Anniversary week in May, mich
will be on the 9Th of the month
Other Societies, having IN view the same object
are especially invited 10 send delegates. The daily
papers will give due notice OF the place of meeting
Editors OF papers friendly TO this cause are re-
spectluy requested to copy this notice.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
WILLIAM T. srcoUS, President.
J. L. O'SuLLIvAN, Secretary.
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A TREATY The Washington Constitution saws
that Tumor Is carreni. aad generally accredited ;ha;
city. that the British Minister. Mr. Packenha, charged
with the negotiation Of treaty with the United States
based reciprocal advantages 10 The products Of each
country IN their respective markets
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NEw-JERsEY.-The New Election Law, which
has jus: passed the Legislature OF New-Jersey, en-
tirely does away with all the October Elections in
thai State and requires all the Fall Elections be
held on g the TUESDAY after the INST M5nday IN
NOVEMBER which IS the same day tixed by Con-
gress lis late SESSION for the Presidential Elections
to be held in each State in the Union (noteyen ex-
cepting the chiyalrous Palmetto State OF South Car
oinal AID for osE !cy only, and not two as former
ly. Che Elections OF New-York and New-Jersey
VIII hereafter be held on the same day.
This change in the time of holding the Jersey
Elections Is, We think, decided Improvement, rs
November Is a less busy season than October-and
besides, where IS the use OF the Counties, Town
ships and People being put 10 the trouble and ex-
Pense OF holding two Elections within less than a
month of cath other, when one vii! DO iust as well
and even better than two-at less than half what il
mas formerly cost. Il : better ana cheaper In every
point OF view.
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o. Tac P'Gquemine Frauds, II has been stated
by the Loco Foco papers of this City, turned out no
frauds at all. and the Wings had abandoned the
charge. The truths just the reverse OF this. The
Legislature OF Louisiana appointed COMMITTEE
who fully investigated the matter and reported at
length the facts established by evidence upon oath,
closing with resolutions that John Sitdea, M {.
Judge Gilbert Leonard, and three Justlces OF Pla-
quemnes, have been guilty of most criminal frauds
and abuses in procuring the admission OF many
frauds at the Plaquemine Election for President last
November, (,he leading facts have already appeared
in the Tribune,) and directing the Attorney Gen
eral ofhe State to proceed against all the offend
ers. The Attorney General (Isaac I. Preston Is
Loco Foco and we apprehend will not trouble him.
self very seriously in the premises.
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Court Cnlcndar-THs DAY.
SUPERIOR Counr-Nos l6, Is 10 10 a. 30 80. 81, 81,
30, 81.
cracrir couar -Nos l, ?. 3, s. !. 9. 10, II. IL. 49,
COMMON PIsAs-Nos So 3, s. IS, 81, 81, co. 1880. So