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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

THE LIBEL. SUT.-The present term Of the SUI
perior Court will terminate on tomorrow and
doubts are entertained as to the probability of the
suit Webb Us. Bacon, coming on this term. The
case, however, is placed on the calendar for this
day, No 80, and set down specially for trial
yesterday; but the ejectment suit on trial, before
Judge vandsrpoel, proving more tedious than was
anticipated, the Court was unable to proceed with
the case. Should it pass over for the term, the
community will be deprived Of rich treat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

NEW AproRrroNMRNr.-It WILDE seen by the fol-
lowing official announcement, that the delegates
to the Convention are to be elected according to the
new superintendent
srcRxrAar,s OrrIcx, Albany, April ~, 1896
Bv the act this day passed, entitled An act in rela
ton TO the Election of Delegates to the Convention Of
the People Of this Staten the county Of Albany II
to choose four such dalegates the county Of
Chatauque two. the county Of Chsnangs wo the county
Of Columbia two the county Of Cortland one the coun
ty Of Erie four the county Of Kings three the county Of
Madison two the city and county Of New York sixteen.
the county Of Ontario two the county OF st. Lawrence
counties In the State the number Of delegates to be
chosen to the said Convention will be the same a. the
number Of members of Assembly chosen In said counties
at the November election l845.
n s. BENTON Secretary Of State.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN-The suit Of Yates IL Mo-
Intire of New York. for about 80 900 Of land in
the North western part OF this State yesterday de-
cided by Judge McCaleb in favor OF the CLAIMANT
N 0 Delta 9prl H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

EMIGRANTs TO CALIFORNIA There are now in
this city number of gentlemen on their way to In
dependence or Weston, to join q company which
going out this spring to California They viii leave the
city during the week, and 10 expected ths grass on
the plains 10 sufficient for tae substsnce Of their horses
and stock that they will commence their march pet ween
the lat and 18th Of May The cold and wet weather Of
the spring has detained them come weeks = expect
cd that this company, which 10 composed entirely o
men, will consist of from hundred and nifty to two
hundred some say three hundred A number 80 out
merely the country and enjoy the sport OF the trip
nov fashionable excursion with many Of our western
young men or those going for this purpose, there
several English rsntlemen few take this trip to i'm
prove their health but the largest number 30 with the
purpose Of rem aiming in the country.
so tar as have been able to acquire Information
the subject we are led believe that the larger number
Of the emgrants going out this year will make Cslor
mia the place Of their destination II is decidedly in
ascsndant in popular favor, compared with Oregon
Nevertheless there will be large number Of rants
for Oregon and counting the women asd children few
Of whom 60 California, is probable that the differ
ence will he small.
The companies tor California will follow tho Oregon
route until they reach Fort Hull when they will dverge
the direction OF tho Great Salt Lsks and thence
place of their destination We wish them every success
In their enterprise 81. Louis Republican,, dpr,i IA
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RoppRRY or THE OswEeo MArL.-About el,

ROBBERY or THE OswEeo MAL-About eleven
o'clock on Friday night, the wagon bringing the
mail from 0swego via the East RIDGE arrived and in
pion Hotel The driver took the wagon with the mail
beg in it, to the back yard whore he unhitched his
horses While taking his team into the stable the mail
bag was stolen from the wagon. lie absent but
very few minutes. No clue has yet been obtained by
which the thief can be traced sawericon
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Brooklyn Intellixs nee.

in Brooklyn. The military were withdraw on Wed
nesday afternoon, and all day yesterday there was no
necessity of calling them out again. The Germans are
laboring very quietly at the Atlantic dock while many
ofhe lrishmen who struck have procured work else
where while many others hanging about the streets
and doing nothing. We saw none, however, in the i'm.
mediate vicinity Of the laborers the DOCK and there is
probably danger Of any further outbreak Several of
the rngeaders have been arrested and the police
purauit of others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

News FROM THE MOUNTAINS. Capt. Finch, from
Fort Laramie, on the head waters OF the River
Platte arrived last evening the Little Mis-
souri,. He brings no news of importance The winter
had been rather mild disturbance had occurred
among the Indians and the hunters and trappers had
been successful usual. Capt Finch, with Ave men,
left Fort Laramie the first Of Marca, and rode on
horseback to Westport where he arrived the 9th inst
There was no snow on the plains and the streams,
though rising, not swollen small perry Of Paw.
in peacesble and friendly manner For eight ten
days before they reached Wespor great deal Of
FELL which caused general rise In the Kansas and lis
tributaries The product Of the winters hunting and
trade will be sent forward about the first Of May-St
Louis Repu5iican, .Spril H.
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ever goes. he the intense turo, and
citement that marked the progress Of Ole Bull and
Fanny Essler through the country. As in the OF
peared his concerts have been crowded by enaptu, ed
audiences, and anxiety 10 hear MIN, amounting TO
of mania has prevailsd among tho musical com.
try the OF the people Mere talent cannot thus
stir up the public mind IRON its lowest depths by the
force Of whirlwnd MIR De Meyer is to proceed from
New Orleans Mobile whence he is to return to New
Oeans; and after fulfilling his eng sgemens at that city
he will travel up the Mississippi for the purpose OF
ting the principal western cities HIS progress through
the West will without doubt be one Continued ovation
VAN AMsuRoH, the great lion tanner, is said to be
the original of Eugene Saes Moroc, in the Wandering
Jew MIR. Van Amburgh will hardly be fattered BY
this compliment II is quite probable. however, that
the performances of Mr. Van Amburgh, at Port ST
Dennis, Faris. some four or five years ago. fur.
nished the author Of the wandering Jew" with mattel
rails for tho thrilling he graphically describes
in the latter part Of the work.
which attended by so many people, will be re-.
peated this evening at the Tabernacle for the benefit in
part Of the New YORK Prison Association Mr.. Brad.
bury choir consists Of one thousand juvenile singers
Howss & Cos MAMMOTH Craeus-we have seen
pictorial travelling bill for this extensive establish.
NEXT, engraved by Mr. Strong which exceeds any
thing in the way OF bill engraving yet 1t announces
Madame Macarte, the Scotch Gsut and 0aness AZ the
great features together with and forty men
and horses said TO be Of the largest trayelli
circus ever organized II commences in Newark on the
4h OF May and will shortly visit Providence and Boston,
Rockwell Stones circus is doing very successful
business In Boston
The Harmonious were in Norfolk on the 2lst instant
They are meeting with great throughout their
tour.
Mary Ann Lee Is now performing an engagement st
the National Theatre Boston, where her performances
are said to be nightly witnessed by crowded and fash
ionabls audiences.
Mr. Broughan 10 giving some Of his amusing enter.
tainments Of the Mslodson in Boston.
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PROSPECTS OF BUSINESS AT THE WEsT.-To per
SONS not acquainted With the ns and outs Of the place.
the porr of Buffalo must present busy sight about this
time The Advertiser says that the whole Marine in
not consisting of about 100 vessels of various kinds is
now in the hands Of the rggers caulkers oners and
oakun plyers, preparing for immediate service. The
propeler Princeton looms large by the
embellishments and the Indiana in day two will
make her iron chief point his shaft Westward nste ad OF
Soutb AZ at present An unusual demand for joners
existed for few days. but the number sutt
Gent 10 20, through with all the repairs in time. The
United States returned port last evening and score
OF boats are making landings al Cattaraugus
MURDER TRIAL IL MADISON Co.-The trial Of
Milton Braham for the murder OF his wife, by poison
ing came on al the Sessions OF the Oyer and Tern;ner
held AZ Morrsville last week The trial occupied two
davs 3 witnesses being examined for the prosecution
The iury after being 9 hours, could and
were discharged The prisoner to be tried again al
the Sept Circuit Utica Gazette.
FoRGHRY-On Saturday last. Messrs. Hosmer
Coms,ock & Firman. OF Avon, received protest from
one OF the banks of this city. upon note of Sl.275
drawn by two gentlemen OF that place named Chape!
and signed by themselves Upon investigation the whole
was found to be forgery. The note given at the
State Bank Albany and sent TO this city for collection
The affair is undergoing an investigation.
Rochester Democrat
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Books.
NATIONAL MAGAZINE

A nd INDUSTRIAL RECoRD.-Oaice No. l6l Fulton
"A 81 Edited by REDWOOD FISHER
The April number OF this Magazine will be published al
the Office tomorrow morning. Sd INST
CONTENTS.
Commerce. Internal Industry ard General Stale OF the
Kingdom OF The Two Sicies. with Statistics.
Review OF Secretary Walkers Report, Circulars and Is
bles No. 5
Ab.;rac. Repor, OF the New. Orleans Chamber of CON-
merce in answer TO HF. Ws!fers queries
Condition OF English Lsborers their wages &c
Letter Of the Hon. Abooa Lawrence 10 the Hon. WE c.
Rives. No. 8.
Whea, Trade ofthe United States and Europe, by Edwin
Williams
Chsse'a Gard Skinner with plate For CARING and
Spinning Wool, Silk, &c around Corou, Flax, Hemp, or
other yarn One OF III greatest inventions OF the day
Grand exhibition of Manufactures al the City OF WASH
ington with remarks.
Monthly list OF Patents taken from the Paen; Office at
Washington.
Eugish Trade in Metals, from the best European dates
Glance the Old Word, Science, Literature and Fine
Arts Notices of New Books, &c.
r The article the Wheat and Flour Trade occupies
20 OF this number, and contains variety OF in
t-resng facts respecting the comparative production OF
the principal countries OF Europe and the Uoted States
also tables OF prices for series OF 10 The most i'm
poant wheat markets Of the world statements Of exports
OF heat AMI Eou from the United States the operation OF
the British Corn Laws trade; and other views OF the
subject which will and interesting 20 many readers
* rtsnd
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B. a. FAHNEsTooK's vERMIFUaH.

tn. TESTIMONY IN ITS OVERWHELMING.
TIME NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES In possession OF
1 the proprielors have been VOLUNTARILY elVenIHasy
have been utterly astonshed al lne bunDer Oh
worms discharged by their children, and the I'M
in their health that they could not be aent nu'
would lose no Time making known the fact 70 others lar
and near that there really CERTAIN cure Tor MS dan
gerous disease. I,. L,. g
within the means OF ALL n
Certificate OF the Mayor of the City Of LpoGite "a
messrs 3. A FAHsEsTocE Co.-Gen1efen! oeSo.sIo
the vounyer branches OF family laborins unosf Snp
toms Indicating worms induced the application OF veIouh
remedies and happy that your nAa we
de.,red effect or Ia instance, removing inc eioss ~
credice number 5l Of the large worms from one
which n addition is other eated qualities ID my laly,
asishIish Inc efficacy of Veruifdge a. sure cure
e''''A'1 M CARPENTER, Mayor Lancaster City
There are many Vermuges before the public go,
IN similar ,tys with ours and they frequently soo 70
The being either I've s7s or a. good az ours
Put but De sure 10 ger Inc
I'm, and genuine A Fahnestocks Vermfuge as noae are
so efhcacious snd safe as this
Th. Verufuge Ia equally efectual with adults and 10
,pIe remedy for upe Rorsale by The PROFESSORS
B. A. FAHNEsTOCK co. Wholesale Druggsu,
Also by John Milhau las Broadway; Coddlngton,
Hpdson corner Spingst; John 3. Dodd broadway cor
N Nintbst: John Hinton, 1863 5h-avenue; Mafch van,
conner Of Sprng and Mo streets James Wen ~ stfeno.
AZ Moss Grind al corner OF Cannon'ft; W nDinas
Ritter 1914 CherrysC and by Druggists generally Ia New"
York. Broosiyn Jersey City and Wiiemsburgh
mbi9 ThSM if
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TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS..First Session
Reported Specially for The Neru- York Tribune.
WASHINGTON. april 3, 1866 P. NJ.

WASHINGTON. April B. 1856 P. NJ.
SENATE.
The journal having been read. Message was re-
ceived from the House, announcing that the Sub
Treasury Bill had been passed by that body.
Several petitions were then presented and appro
priately referred.
Several Reports Of no general interest were pre-
sented.
The Committee on Commerce reported bill for
the repeal of the Pilot Law Of 1897.
The special order of the day was then brought up,
and Mr. ASHLEY having yielded the floor Tor two
days to personal explanations between Mr.. BENTON
and Mr. CAss addressed the Senate on Oregon
advocating the right OF country TO that territory
clear up 10 81 40.
He commended that the President and Vice Presi-
dent were as certainly bound to go for the whole OF
Oregon as Presidential Elector is bound 10 go for
the Nominee of the Party.
In reply TO Mr. ARCHER he proved by table OF
statistics that the West were better educated than
the people of the old Commonwealth. If the unedu-
Gated claimed high latitude in Oregon, Virginia
ought TO go for IS at least.
When he had concluded Mr.. McDuFFIE OF S. c.
took the floor and will speak tomorrow.
Mr. WEBSTER then rose and stated that the pa
pers he had called for on the North. Eastern Boun-
dary Treaty were in the hands of the Secretary and
he moved that they be printed for the use OF the
Senate. If the Senator from South Carolina should
get through with his speech in time he would follow
him 10 morrow-if not, he would address the Senate
on Monday. =,
l think he will not speak till Monday As it will
be defence of himself against the attacks OF dema-
gogues something pretty able and eloquent may be
expected from him | will send you an abstract OF
his speech for your Evening Edition, somewhat
fuller Than I have given you of the speeches OF
others.
The Senate then adjourned till tomorrow at la
o'clock.
Poor MIR. McDuFFIE is very feeble and will hardly
be able to stand TO make speech.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. BURT OF S. c. made some observations In re-
ply to statement in the Union of to-day. He said
that the communication of the Secretary OF War
10 the Military Committee had passages in ii that
ought not to be made public.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole, Mr. FooT OF VT in the Chair, and took up
The Cumberland Road bill The bill proposes to ap-
propriate for the Road in Ohio $780, 00O for Indiana
and Illinois, each Sl5000O
Mr. Wick proposed that lands instead of moneys
should be granted.
Mr.. SM1rH of Illinois was in favor Of this amend
ment.
Mr. STANTON proposed to appropriate 100000
acres of land to complete Military Road through
Arkansas.
The bill was still under consideration when The
House adjourned.
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wTNER,S CANADIAN vERMIFUGE,

WINER'S CANADIAN VEHMlf uSE,
rs Daily increasing in popularity and Is acknowledged by
all W no have used IL be the best remedy In Use or
Worms After every have failed II has been USED
with complete in poof OF which we present 70 me
public the following certificate from among Inc many IN
possession of the proprieors: ,o.e
BROOKLYN, January 18Th, 1916.
Msss,s John Winner X Co 81 Maidenane, N. Z.
SRI am happy 10 have It In my power 10 bear testimony
of the good effects attending the use oil your Canaaah er
mfuge , .o,
NV child of two years of age had been III for some seven
or eight months aud had finally become 10 emaciaed maj
W. despared of its recovery Supposing the cause Oh JUS
sickness was Worms CAV, her various med
.nded In such hut they produced no e
fscts We had given her up ~ past recovery "nsn we
were recommended by friend, who bad heard OF your
madeleine TO give II tra-we did without any expeca-
lion of s being servceabe but TO our great JOY ana sur
ndrs aer she had ak doses and six only sue began
10 revive and Is better health than sns mas Deem or
ten months n, ,,,o,. ,,,,h ,hs
can now recommend your Csnsdtsn Vemlfuge WIN tne
greatest confidence and friend to the young poron OF
The hu an family who suffer from Worms an glan 10 DC
able 10 give Won such decided confidence In the success OF
vor medicine and am willing you should refer TO NE any
persons who have doubt on this point a. ,,,,
Yours truly GILES MAC0RD. ID Tilleryat
bs Car adian Vermifye Is only IS per vial and 10
much pleasanter than any In use. a,
Prepared only by j. WIs.R Co. 81 Maiden-ane, ~
Y Sold by Wyatt Ketcham III Fulton,sl K A. senns'
1888 Bowery cor Of Sphngst Coddinston ooo hI1-
son. cor SprngsL w. Bassett 64i broadway anu III
vislon-st go oi.a .,
In Brooklyn, by Mrs Hays, 1879 Faonst ). Brce; a
Janes-st f. T. Quirk s. Co, corner OF Auantc sno 20
nni the Civ and Country mls Th&mim'
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with the use of phosphorus or birthstone in the man
ufacture of matches. The vote was reconsldered'
and so there is mere chance OF success yet LETT
You will perceive the nominations made by the
Anti Renters of this County yesterday. There was
an intense indignation existing against the Barn
burners and DIR. WILLARD, before ne could get the
nomination, was compelled to repudia'e all connect
ion with that faction and to renounce their nonina-
tion before the Anti Renters would take him up
He did this most completely.
The bill to punish Seduction and Adultery again
came 10 daylight this morning. The Committee
have reported ii back without amendment.
BR1sKERHoFF, one of the prominent Barnburners
at the late Convention, was yesterday bound over
FIR his assault on ROSE, Old Hunker. There will
be some rich evidence on his trial Yours, DC.
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y1Rers1A-Among the acts OF the last General

y1ReIy1A-Among the acts OF the last General
Assembly OF Virginia, we notice the following:
An &C, amending the entitled TO prevent the
ctzens of NewYork from carrying slaves out of this
Commonwealth and 10 prevent the escape OF persons
charged with the commission Of any offence passed
March 18Th 1871 and al acts smenda,ory thereof
Repeats the said and amendatory acts, excep,
the County of Accousc and continues them in force in
that County
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Schools.
) AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE.

DUCHESS AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE.
TINE summer session OF this institution commences The
the Wilkinson Premium Farm in the Western Valley OF
Union Vale, u miles Esst of Poughkeepse.
The course of sludle. this lasturon Is such az 10
give the student every facility for acquiring most thorough
knowledge OF scientific and practical agriculture, with the
use OF thu motern improved pemeuts lnstruc ZION
In physcs lectures those natural sciences equbs
10 constitute perfect agricultural education will oe under
the amply qualified and OF tiled experience
select Farmers Library with agricultural pa
peers and periodicals provided for the general bene
1T The labor performed By the students Is under me I'm
mediate supervision Of the principal who superinends all
course Of Lectures will be delivered each OF the
Domestic Animals. commencing with The Horse, during
which perie skeleton will br III hand.
The farm contains go acres of lard embracing great
variety The location pleasant and healthuL The
buildings and commodous for such an inst-
tuition ihs house Ito by 50 feet
conveyance runs regularly and from Poughkeepse,
Wednesdays and Saturdays for The mai, and passengers
and The general convenience of The institution
Students attend Church such places as their parents or
guardians may direct -
Stud urng the whole season OF farm work,
the year reckoning each from the day OF arrival No
received for ieSs Than year Fee tor me year
SOs which includes Tuition Board with bed and beddn
washing and ordinary mending, fuel and lights
This Institution is Hnder the paronsgeof the American
the Farmers Club OF the Ameri-
can Destitute and the Agricultural Society Of Dutchsss
For farther particulars address the Principal and Drec-
pSushfeepos PSs W 9is
Reference, Board OF American Institute.
Board Of he American Agricultural Association
Rev. L. Vincent New YORK.
John Mason, Esq. -
John Van Wyck, New Hamburger, Duchess County,
Rev. Abraham Pohemus, HoPewel,
Charles Bartlett, A. M. Priacpal Couegia'e SCHOOL,
Poughkeepse
Gen Thos L. Davies President of the Bank OF Pough-
kesg.e. nsvs. ESQ President of the Farmers and an
Henry S Richards, Eco, Poughkeepsie.
Rev. s Vaudeville, La Grange. ,,o.,,,
obi ar~hl8
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TR,yrLoN LAKE ONrAR1o.-For some time past.

TRAVEL or LAKE ONTARIo.-For some time past,
the want Of regular lire of passenger and freight boats
on the Lakes By ,hoee DESTROYS of approaching Mont
real Lake Champlain, DC from Buffalo and Niagara
routis7 Sentinel we learn that this will be
obvisted lumber OF competent boats having been
ranged SO form daily line between Lewiston and
Ogdensbureh, and thence by other boats Montreal
direct