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Appointments by the Governor,
BY aud .s..a he adpiee and consent of The Ssae

BY daG aitt ts< ddS7ck aH0 c07lstR! q ~ sess0le
MARcH 9th
srArR-selsh B Strong, of Brookhtven, Suffolk Co.
Crcui, Judge Of I'd Circuit vice Charles a. Rrggles
signed, TO take effect on The 18th April next
Bowen Whiting. Circuit Judge OF 7ih Circuit; j. L,
Richardson, First Judge OF Cayrga Co; A Hollster,
q Bradley Sis.on and e W. Sheldon, Judges of said
Coz Commissioners to hold special Oyer and Termin.
snd jail Delivery In Cayusa Co. the LIST Monday OF
June next.
GasESE-Lyman Tremsin, Examiner In Chsncery,
reapp,; William l. Stanton, Master in Chsncery, vice
Lyman Trcmain. term expires LIST April next; Aimsron
Marks Supreme Court Commissioner, resppt
Observation-Disclosures w srren Justice OF Justices Court
of city Troy supply vacancy occasoned By resgns-
ton Of Hiram Taylor made to take effect April lst 10.
seph Wilson and Dennis Giennor Inspectors Of Beef and
Pork, new appointments; Sidney seelye, Inspector OF
Lumber, reappt
ScHoaAarE-Ralph Brewster, MASTER and Examiner IN
Chancsry, rice William Mann, reaigped
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BuILD1SG IN CIScISsATL-The Cincinnati Com
mercia gives the following the number OF buildings
erected in that city In ls45 Brick buildings 49, WOOD
465 total ,252.
E son of Hon. RoMULUs N. SAUNDERS OF
North Carolina Is or IA. been detained in the Lunstc
Hospital at Concord n. e. He recently took the cars
and came 10 Boston. Gentlemen who have seen MI
Saunders great doubts whether he is sufficiently In
sane TO require his detention or indeed insane al all
person purportins TO be messenger from the Physi'
clan of the Hospital by bruce force seized Mr. Saunders
dragged him away, presume beyond the jurisdiction
of the State unheard, into durance vile.
An effort made by some benevolent gentlemen 10
obtain legal investigation OF the sanity or insanity OF
Mr. Saunders but while legal council was being had ne
was spirited away Heaven knows where. Whether Mr-
Saunders ia or is insane Is OF small import; Inc n
vestsaton would have put all right this principle no
man Is safe day. We believe the parties can De m
dcted and prosecuted fer forcby sbductns free en-
gen The parties should. BY Executive warrant be
brought into this State and Themselves Hed Tor hign
felony Citizens are aroused. Boston Olive Branch
EXECUTION OF NOSES HEsRT.-The penalty OF
death By hanging was executed yesterday between y
and O'Clock upon Moses Henry, slave, for The muir
der Of his wife Delilah Fisher some time IN January
last TIE place Of execution was near tns Poor house
Some thousands of spectators were present Before the
execution, Rev Dr. Plummer made a briet address. He
was followed by Rev. Deferest who, after short ex-
hortaton offered up prayer 70 the Throne OF Grace
The Deputy Sergeant then performed bis unpleasant
dury and The culprit launched into eternity He
seemed humble and penitent and met his fate with s-
parent reaignstion- Richmond Tines, Saturday.
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Speakiug out in NEeetin'!

a New Hampshire NJ. C. in giving The Union a
statement of the reasons why the Granite State be.
haved as she did at the late Election, does not hest
tate TO improve the occasion as follows:
Another and last cause, Is the treatment by the Sem
ate of distinguished Democrats o the North who have
been nominated BY the President to that body for high
erto been refused because hey are in the abstract op
posed to Slavery. Tais prescription Of North1n rii
nor BE- tolerated BY the Northern Democracy. Is Of
the causes which have operated adversely upon the New
Hampshire election and 1t WILL in all probability, feat
the Democratic party IN The approaching election IN
Maine
Who should not rejoice at triumph which ami
mates even the mos, abject of services to talk like
thisl Wen may Wings breathe freer and deeper
when the disciples of Anterior and Norris are fred
with such onwonied courage.
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LATER FRoM CORFU. CHRIsTI.-W

LATER FROM CORPUS CHRIsTI.-We yesterday
received the Corpus Christi Gazette of the 18th inss
one day later. -.
The T. s. brig Porpoise arrived at Arkansas on Inc
evening of the 18th from Vera Cruz with dispatches Tor
Gen Taylor from Mr. SidelL They were ar once for
warded 70 Gen. T. by express.
News had been received at Corpus Christi from ia
rnaulirss. which would indicate thst revolutionary
movement was brewing in that Mexican State against
Paroles Arista his hacienda near Monterey on
the Dist ult N w. Flcayune, zlsI
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ppnnEIYN AEFAIRS.

JUDGES OF THE MUNICIPAL CoURT.-We are IN
formed By gentlemen who arrived in this city from Al
bauy this morning that Messrs Downing, Garrison ano
Pierce approved By the Senate yesterday tsIaf
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II The River was high over the docks al Al
bsny on Saturday. and into the lowsr streets. It fell
however at ieast foot during the day and is probably
within bounds by this tne
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THr TARIFF OF 1s42.-Those who wish to make them
selves acquainted with the provisions OF The existing Tariff
law may procure the entire set Of Congress BY purchasing
lhe Wing Ansuac for 1874 the price of which only LIZ
esua For sale q, The Tribune Office
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The nIanorial Tenures.

" A reply to IT. LIS late article on Capital
Yup,,bment w1l be found on tie First Page.
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SHOCKING AccIpESr.-A strange srd shocking
accident occurred shooting match Smiths Creek
in this County, last Saturday afternoon. Abraham Car
rer, son OF Mr. John Carrier, young man about ls OF
years OF age was killed by the discharge OF gun IN
the hands of Nathan Hannah in the following singular
manner. Mr. Carrier standing some distance from
the msrksmen examining target at which ne bad been
firing when the gun in the hands of Mr. Hannah being
oaly half cooked was accidentally discharged The ball
striking rock glanced, struck sapting then tree
and ssncing again struck Mr. Carrier IN the head knock
tiTssS through his hesdWsoipg in at one temple and
lodging the other he survived the accident about
y hours with The brains oczng of the ball hole
Rockingham <Va) Register.
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Law Is. Libertiuis,n.

We apprehend it is the determined purpose of a
majority Of the present Legislature dees, the bill
to punish Seduction and Adultery Grimes, or any
bill having like effect, If this were done openly
and nianfaiy we could regard it with some respect;
but all signs indicate that to be accomplished by
the most skulking, snsaking indirecdon and fraud
Thus the bill was on the point of passing the House
last week, when Mr., Boyce of this City complained
that he had not been summoned to NICE, the Com,
mtsee appointed to consider it, and on this complaint
II was recommittsd. Now Mr.. Boyce 10 down in
our City on leave of absence. and the bill awaits his
return. while the Session draws rapidly to close
and every day Increases the press of business. So
we may jus. about as well prepare to the bill
stabbed by false friends. and look out for different
Legislators another year.
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TIE CANAL is entirely free from ice and all other
distractions and miahtbe made navgabe te-morrow,
so willed by the Board But these premature openings
have been found to be detrimental both the work it
. ELF q well as 10 Its revenue. Res. Con- Adv.
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oursrpE.-Fyss Pase.-Reply TO T. L. on Capita
Punishment; New.York Legislature; Connecticut E!ec
ton; Proceedings OF Congress; Compensation OF the
Attorney General Affairs In Springfield; News Items
Fourth PaSs-To Lady with Miniature; Sales OF
Stocks Marine News; List Of Letters.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things in Phiiadelp hin.
PHilADE1pHrA. March as-p. NJ.

PHfLADELPAiA. March 29-P. VI.
There is nothing OF the slightest interest TO com.
muncae to day except thsi marine arrivals have
been large the following being portion of the imports
for Saturday and Sunday Sugar l9i6 hhds; Molasses
ISL hhds 81 ierces ll44 bbls Coffee 1892 bags Hides
1859 Cotton 634 bales Provisions 200 bids 1910 bbls
ass half do Pork 22 casks Bacon. ~ casks Hsms 100
bbs 1868 kegs l2l ,ierces, Lard; beside cargo OF
Fruit. and one of Merchandise from Liverpool;
In Stocks yesterday fair amount OF business was
done. Penn. Elves fell of J. selling ar 6ss. Residing
shares closed a, $751;, snd vcksburg al s.
An infamous case OF seduction has just fallen
under nv notice but at present suppress names.
merchant-with fortune In his possession-became
cosnzant Of criminal intercourse between his vile,
charming wousn sad an old Ensishmsn The lister.
upon his return from the country, was found in bis
we's chamber and before leaving. compelled him TO
pay LOCO, Here the matter ended, and the wretch
an actual fact and ii doubted will furnish names
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30

ASSOCIATION AND MARRIAGE.-An ACT OF shame
fol dishonesty was perpetrated In the Neac- ORR
Observer some time since, so gross that we had re-
solved 10 pass it in silent oathing but the fec
that il has obtained currency from the Boston ALI
ance and Yisiter' and other Religious journals
which NAV be ignorant of the original fraud seems
now to require its exposure. defender Oh Asso'
cis,ior in the Democratic Review against bitter
and reckless attack made upon it through the pages
OF that work stated expressly that the Association
lists as such contemplate no change in the present
system of Marriage-certainly none until several
great specified Reforms the work OF generations,
shell have been effected, and vast improve
ment in the Physical Intellectual and Moral condi-
ton of the Human Race shall have thereby been Sc
cured Then, he says, it will devolve on the noble
Women Of that purer and more enlightened era 70
determine what change, if any, in our laws OF Mar
rage and Divorce ia desirable and would prove be-
nefcent-The calumniator in the Observer has this
s,atemen, fully before him yet he chooses to repre-
his readers that the Assocanonists las repre-
sen,ed by the writer in the Democratic contemplate
and advocate the utter abolition Of Marriage aud
the legali- alton of unlimited LicentiouSnesS No
thing could be farther from the thought of the writer
thus forged upon-nothing can be more palpable
than the intention to deceive of the Observer man.
he is determined to withdraw attention from and
excite prejudice against the Reforms directly pressed
by the Associatonists whose justice, necessity and
essential Christianity he cannot dispute and dare not
openly combat, by confounding them in the public
mind with purposes which, as he states them, are
exceedingly objectionable and odous The counter
form and the life Of every Reformer since the world
began. He blasphemes - He hath devil - he
eate,h with publicans and sinners such are the
charges by which the force of every testimony
against venerable corruptons and iniquiuesis sought
30 be parted. 1t is by such that the ,houghtess
multitude are melted TO stone and cruelty those
whom their descendants ultimately recognize and
almost defy sages, saints and Observation-Disclosures
il be always thus
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND MURDER-A man.
aged about so years from East Davenport, Delaware
County, By the of Sourhberser (Suuenburs, the
name Is commonly pronounced). was murdered on the
night of the Gath inst about mile west OF the Wy
in the town OF Mlddleburgh. Schohsrie County He
having stab in his breast snd throat cut also his hand
if he had attempted grasp the faia blade
The murderer Is supposed to be John Burnett man oil
about 81 years age and of bad reputation, who lives
in the vicinity of the Wy He left Prss tavern which
is some miles distant during the afternoon Of the 9th
ms; in company with deceased, and seen with MIN
little before dark only 20 25 rods from the place
where the murder was committed. drk.knite VIII
some blood on It, found Burnett when arrested
the 25th, also tobacco box, pair Of mittens and
pocketbook which Sournberger had In bis possession
on the previous day
Dr.. Danforth coroner was holding an inquest on the
Goth instant AT the Wy meeting house where the body
had been carried Alb Argus.
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RAILROAD BILL PAssED.-Our ennunciation this
norning is very different from our last The Senate
yesterday afternoon passed the bin for the sale of the
Central Railroad by he decisive of 10 to . having
FIRE. modified two Of its provsions As the bill
stood Monday when rejected. il contained the follow.
ing clause
The State retains the right at any time after ffty
years BIZ of twothirds OF the Legislature alter
amend or repeal this sct provided that the Company
shall be recompensed for any damages By such altera
ton repeal"
In the above. the words 'hfty years" yesterday
amendment restricting the freight wheat and -four to
ih-eeour,hs Rf the present also adopted As
thus amended, the bill then passed Yeas 16 Nsys6 6.
The bill goes down to the House of Representa-.
tives for liz concurrence concurrence In the Sen
ate amendments. What its action will be any or ali
OF them We say. But that body is decidedly
and bona fGe in favor of sale Il will doubtless concur
in all which do not leopard purchase.
Detroit Daily Advertiser.
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FIRE AT LocKpoRT-O On Tuesday morning the
buildings occupied dry goods store by P. g. Barnes
adjoining one occupedby Richard Eide tobacconis and
Mr.. Tew, tailor, were entirely consumed by fire. Mr.
Barncs goods were insured for Si5oo and the building
or ssO IN the Etna Several of me adjoining buidnss
Wsre somewhat injured
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Grand ON Immigrants.

very gross instance of fraud upon Immigrants
came TO light before Police Justice Cole of Albany
on Friday. William Russell an immigrant paid TO
Messrs. James Roach & Co. forwarding house IN
this City, sa4 So being Sc so each for thirteen full
passengers (six children counting as three for pas
sage hence to Buffalo, specifying that they would be
forwarded from Albany by Railroad or Canal as
they should prefer. Onreaching Albany, however,
they were not allowed to proceed on their tickets
by Railroad, and were told that they must wait,
boarding themselves, till the Canal opens, three
weeks hence demonstrating against this without
effect they finally offered 10 go on and pay '1eir own
way $40 of their money returned 10 them, but
all they could get was three sovereigns sl4 SOY which
were flung TO them by the agent of Roach x Co.
with the cool remark. You may be thankful to get
that There is no dispute about the facts OF this
case, but we were informed by of the house OF
Roach & Co. in Albany Saturday that this ras-
cal,y was the work of a partner of that house who
has since been sent adrft and that such robberies
will be strictly guarded against in future We hope
So vet our memory mpresses US with the conviction
that this firm of Roach & Co. is very unlucky or
rather uncertain house.
Members of the Legislature do not, we entceai
vou think Of adjournng without providing tho
roughly for the Protection of Immigrants from the
uuprincipied shhrpers who beset and fleece them
from the moment they touch our soil. Robbed OF
their little store Of money, OF their sobriety ana as
soon as may be Of their votes, by rogues who live
and wax fat on the plumber it is high time that
effective measures were taken for their protection q;
least through the first month Of their soourn among
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~ Splendid Exhibition the Museum this afternoon,
OF me Di4solving Views Microscope and Chromairopca
entertainment especially arranged or Ladies anc Crioen
In the evening there i'll addition Of perform
By Great Wes,ern Harrison tho famous Iprorp!u SINGER
The Blind Fiddler, Fsuioccni. &c
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q E. c. LlTcHrIELp (Old Hunkerl was on
Saturday removed from the office of District Attor-
ney of Albany County, and ANDREW J. CoLvIN
(Barnburner) appointed In his stead. by vote of
three of the County Judges to two. Mr. Colvin is
one of the most active and vehement Barnburners !;
Mr. Litchfeld is son of the late Speaker Lichfeld
Of Onondaga Co We think il bur fair to state that
Mr. Colvin is generally regarded in Albany as the
ADLER lawyer
TIRRELL AcaU.rTEp.-The trial of Albert j.
Tirre a, Boston for the der ofMsria Bckford.
concluded on Saturday. The Jury. after being out Two
hours. returned with verdict Of NOT GUILTY. Alter
the rendering of the verdict he ssan arrested the
o,her indictment of Arson and renanded to prison to
await trial The Transcript says that Mr.. Choates
guu'ent Tor The defence ssreed by sill TO be
piece Oh p'eading-such has been shown few Grim
nal trials Tho prisoner listened to it with the most i'm
persuroaole eooness but the Precipitation stood In big
drops The brow OF tbo matchess orator. and his form
sbook very nervousness with the intensity of his emo
don. Those who heard Mr.. choa,s on this occasion
will no. soon forget the almost painful esrne.ness of hi.
manner, or the powerful bearing OF bis words BE
seemed as il he pleading for his own e and the
whole scene possessed an awful interest
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FROM JAMAIcA.-The schr Hope, Capt. Mitchell
from Kingdom ia. arrived a; this port yesterday We
are in receipt Of dates the 10Th inst The papers
tain little Of interest &c tic American reader.
We have been favored By friend with the perusa
of several letters from Kingston from which would
infer that the inhabitants of that island were any thing
but prosperous or contepted.
Capt. Major Rogers Frisbie vas liberated on bail OF
$1,000 las We have heretofore stately sppear at the
Admiralty Sessions be held at the town OF st Jaso de
Ia Vega the 10th of August next when we doubt no.
he will be fully prepared convince even his preudced
Judges of bis entire innocence of the crime charged
The Kingston Journal declares that the plan Of bring
ing coolies farmers from India, 10 work on the plan
totally failed that they have been treated
with dreadful cruelty by their employers many of them
had abscorded. and wandering over the islands
nuisance to the people and in state bordering nudity
and starvation.
The Falmouth Pos. says the estates In that par. of the
island are suffering severely fron dry weather and the
cattle are 10 miserable condition from the same cause.
m q Tiues 10Th
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J. PHILLIPS PHGNIX, Chairman.
ABRAHAM R. LAWRENCE, Vice Can.
s 6a.s.r =, c Sasssrs Secretaries.
N B. full and punctusl attendance Is desired at aii
meeting mso
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THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY, MARCH 80. 1886.

CT Democratic WING General Committee
special meeting of this Committee viii be held Tuer
day Evening sit Inst. o'clock. At the Broadway
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VERY LATE FROM HAvAsA.-By the ship AIDE
laide Capt. Adams, We have received news from this
region TO the l7ih inst From our correspondent at
Havana we learn, that after the Adelaide had sailed
sbou, miles from theharbor Of Hsvanathe Government
sent tow boat after her, and demanded the pas
seneers papers. under threats Of fine being imposed
on the Captain Although the Captain had delivered his
Moro pass the officers of the guard ship he thought 1t
prudent return and submit 10 have the passports
com pared With the passensers Herald, yesterday.
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From Washington.
Oregon-Imporrant Rumor.

Correspondence of The Public Ledser,l
yU- ,Tx.L u; 10 p
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SHORT FACTS TT TIE AYFLIcrED--The binansnt and Ia
dian Vegetable Elixir positive for Rheumatism and
Gout Hays Linimeut, warranted the bird and
bleeding PLEA Magical Pain Extractor warranted 20 ske
all pain any scald IN ve mnui and heal
itup without Extract Sarsaparia The hest prepsa
licn purifying the blood made half the price
cure sick headache. These many valuable pre-
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germs Of the Enquirer.

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a. TaE DAILY EN0CfRER-for one squa'e "
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