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SEpucrioN.--A very shocking case OF seduction
~ ass,b or r.ther TWO such cases were related
Ss,srJav The victims were young and faiherless
ss,ers formerly residing Birmingham, Oakland Co
bu; afterwards III the Flint. One was about twenty and
m bi cir, and took shelter in respectable family with
sister. Here both died in chidbed-one about three
weeks ago and the other on Saturday last The alleged
seducer was also formerly resident at Birmingham
but after their situation became evident removed to
parts unknown. Names and other circumstances were
furnished u.s. but we forbear giving them al present
detroit Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
Navigation.


THE LAKEs-The continued mild weather is
favorable for an early navigation. The John Ow-
en- q, Cleveland on Thursday and returned to
Detroit the next morning Capt. Edwards reported no
dusky Bay on the 18Th The schooner 81 Joseph from
Grand River arrived Chicago the 10TH and reports
no ice on the other side Of the Lake.
The Grand Rapids Eagle says navigation has
opened upon the river The schooner Eagle arrived at
Milwaukee the 10TH from Mauistee on the east shore
the Lake. The Deto. river has risen come since the
ice passed but is yet much below the ordinary hight
a. this season.
There was no ice in the river at Detroit the
18th or in Lake ST Clair Steamboats, are running TO
the flats and slowly rising. and delightful Summer
weather vessels there all fitting out for the Upper
Lakes small vessel came down from ST. Clair River.
reports ice above. Flour selling ar Sis.
A letter under date Of Chicago llth instant,
saya that the ice has all from that end OF the lake.
The harbor at Ashtabula (O was still closed by
Ice at latest accounts.
A letter from Mackinaw, dated Sd inst. says that
after many changes of the weather the straits frozen
up with strong ice The writer supposes the straits will
not be open before April
EXAMINATION IL PHoNoTYPY.-LEARNISG TO
READ IN 20 HoURs-This interesting examination took
place on Friday afternoon the Photographic Rooms
39 Washington and resulted very satisfactorily The
Committee will report in due time, but IN the mean
while will cay that the class consisted OF four coored
persons-John Johnson aged 4s, Ann Dorrel 20, Eliza
beth Thomas % Charlotte Murray %. They knew no
thing whatever of the old alphabet and had had no in
struction in the phonotypic till the 9th OF February
Since that they have been instructed about three hours
a day. with some intermssions and interruptions. I'LL
each has received about 20 hours Of tuition in the aggre
gate They have in the mean time all been occupied
with their daily labor.
The class were put through exercises in reading and
gentlemen present requested to give their OPINIONS
in regard to the time would require for people SINH
larry situated learn read with equal facility with the
old alphabet Mr.. Wellington, teacher of the Smith
School in Boston; Mr. Fairfield, Baptist Minister from
Roxhury Jonathan Brown, Jr member of the School
Committee of Charlestown and Father Taylor, gave 1t
rs their unanimous opinion, that it would require about
two years to make grown people read as we'll with the
old alphabet this cass had done this afternoon alter
five weeks teaching.
This is fact, which all concerned may dispose OF as
they please. lChronotype.
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TrE TREASURY OF HISTORY,

COMPRISING general Introductory outline OF Unl,
y vsrsal History Ancient and Modern and series OF
separate Hs.ores OF every principal nation that exists their
rise progress. present condition, &c Sc BY Samuel
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Breach in the osweso Canal.

FULTON, March q, 1916.
SR: breach was made this morning By the food
at the West end of Horseshoe DAM the Oswego Ca
nal The stone pier of about 50 feet which stood be-
tweea the dam and the cmbankment and about 80 feet
OF The embsnkment But il farther damage Is DONE
think can be repaired and not inserup, the navgs
ton but nothing can be done at this pitch of water
The expense of repairing this breach will De IN my
opinion from $1,000 TO $1,000.
Yours respectfully, AARON g. FISH. sup'dens.
a. c. FLAeo, Esq.
s~ The TRIAL OF TIRRELL is still progressing
IN boston-whout the acquisition OF any evidence that
IL absolutely new, however number of witnesses
were examined on Tuesday. whose testimony goes far
toward the conviction Of the prisoner
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Appointment. by the Governor,

~ dHa TIT Ile adu'et dHa 1V7stH9 q I4e sssase'
March % ls46.
ALBANY Co.-Isasc Fondey, Notary Pubic-reap.
pointed.
NIAGAaA-Jonathsn L. Woodi. Judge, vice Eiss Ran
som. term expired Augustus A. Boyce, Master and Ex-
amiuer in Chancsry. redppoin,ed. Wellington r. But
erfeld Master and Examiner in Chancery vice Henry
Stewart term expired az Master on the 2o,h March
instant as an Examiner on the Eth April next Ezekiel
Coburn. Inspector OF. lumber. reappointed
Observation-Disclosures Walsh Jr. Notary Public.
vice William J Lamb, term expires oath April next.
YATES Charles G Judd and Benedic, w. Franklin,
Master and Examiner in Chancery. reappointment.
SrATE-Jerer,sh Briggs OF the city of Brooklyn,
Kings Co Trustee of Seamans Fund sud Retrest vice
John Webb. expires 18th april and declines re-
appointment Robert Center, of Sou,hdeld, Richmond
Co and James Lee, OF the city of New York. Trustees
OF Ssamens Fund and Retreat vice John Yates Zebra
and John 5. Observation-Disclosures
MILrrARr.-Tlly R. Pratt. OF Antwerp, Jefferson Co.
Major General of 29th division OF infantry vice Ma
jor General Blake resigned.
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RAILROAD COMPANY,

r- Div;depd-Tse Prearnt aud Directors of the Hove
satonic Railroad Company have declared Dv,eni OF fon'
and proporonaie Dividend on that partially pad, paya
BILE stockholders their legal representatives, on ard
Full paymen, on stock partially paid will he eceved
that day from those who prefer 10 ske H. and those VINO
do will bear mind that their SCRIP returnahe on making
StocShoIders whose stock is registered in New will
receive lhsr Dividends nj the Office OF RoBESr SCHUYLER
ESQ Transfer Agent Boston the office OF NATHAN
TEL THAYER, Esq. Transfer Agent al that place
The Transfer Books for the Preferred stock Will be Closed
from the lsl 10 the 10Th of April bo;h days inc asve
Inl7 ,Al II. NICHOLS, Treasurer.
re- This IL the season for Advertising in the
the negnbong Counties and States for he
Spring and Summer Trade Y. PALMER, whose Office IS
la the Tribune Bull was before me IRE IN
ss land no where else in New York; is receiving Adver-
iiseuents for OF the best Newspapers OF 81 me cities
and principal towns in the country and near for which
ne is d,s appointed isent and fully epouered 10 give
He wishes i, distinctly that all orders Intended
for his Agency should b. addressed TO y Pa! mers
Country Nepdper advertising Aseney Tribune Bsildtnss
The Road 10 Veat, containing brie Treatise or Ad-
vert;spg list of the cities and principal towns in the
country and of advertising in Country papers may be
had AT his Office where copies OF The several Journals for
which he the Agent, on he and msy De examined
mig II
.g- !, ID. Wheeler, Attorney snd Counselor a.
Lsg and Commissioner OF Deeds, &c will attend IN The
Sesa.ng.Ecou .. Tsnnsay Hall Al all hours 9! The dsy
val s"-4iGs NO "su
Pbn,ou,s Ma.ic Hair Dye.-A new aud nvsl-
shis discovery being liquid dye. which
changes the color OF the hs whiskers to oeauuu
Brown or bacs whou, lhe hair or skin Gentle
~ AN have their whsk-rs led IN I'VE minutes al the de-
u n, Oh Sr,adyay Price per bottle 81. ms I'm
eS- The subscribers Lozenge for Gold In the
s insIaniv s-visies the dsagreeRbe symptoms OF thai
upplessan disorder PeEi,ted TO dissolve slowly in e
I.6nth in ia action he aucus membrane OF ihat organ
i, ;,Sdrsys inflammation from the paris Affected IL Ia
slao an eacious and approved remedy ior noaseness
and Io.. Of voice. Price - cents box
Sold al tho principal drug tiores sad by j. < l. = W
DIN6TON StS Hudson cor spf'nss' I'' iLhis'
B-To Military Companies, Societies, hele-
rees c-The subscriber respectfully INFORM, MS 'llsnas
ana IN. pubic eeneray thai ne nas sSen iease o. lps
Hall which win undergo msny alterations and improve,
euts tina, prepared 10 lie! 81. rooms .or he
Wine LIQUORS Seysrs &c and he hopes TO render himself
MIA So -' WM. q. CRATER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

FROM JAMAIcA.-Acquittal Of CaPt. Fras5te.-
By the arrival of the bark Rio Capt Harding at Apala
chcoa the I'd inst the Commercial Advertiser OF that
place Is in receipt of late Jamaica papers
The Advertiser says: 1--WE have not been able to
CLEAN from them any news OF importance but learn
from Capt H. that no was present the trial of Capt.
Frisbie and the result the honorable acquitta oil
that gentleman of the charge preferred against him
1t will be recoeced by our Capt Frisoie
of the brig Energy" of New York, imprisoned by
the authorities of Montego Bay, ia. charge OF pra
cy and abduction arising from his inability to produce
Rebccca Scarlet and EGw Dunston colorcd residents oil
Jamaica whom he employed hands on board his YES
sci in the year 1887.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

NJEW.YORK BOOK-BINDERS, IA Fqlon-st
NAN ptous Of plain aud elegant boo&-bndns e1-
scuted with nestness and despatch d, .,..,
This astahshnent particular attention Is given IN seiec
ing The best OF materials aid the most sups'an'ia
ship ri,,o5., ,ui,l find 4, In
their advantage call and examine for henasi'es " "
Enon-st Specimens OF Binding In all the VARIOUS Styles VI
Sheen Calf Russia, Morocco and Velvet Blndings.
opoepi ''' EDWARD WALKER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

r% Fanny Forester Miss Chubbuck. the popu-
lar magazine writer it is said in Philadelphia letter 10
the Journal of Commerce. is to be married to Rev. Mr.
hudson. and will accompany him his missionary
abors in India She will carry with her. it is added the
high devotion which former of the name exhibited
who followed the missionary fortunes OF her husband In
the East.
IMPROVEMENT IN HATs.-Mr. John Barker New
burgh has discovered mode OF mixing fine WOOL ana
Fur in the manufacture of Hat Bodies SO as TO avoid the
weight and clumsness OF those composed wholly OF Inc
former and the liability to crack of those composed oil
Fur only In the new Hat the elasticity given by the
Fur ia combined with the strength OF WOOL oooy'
avoiding the defects of either We have before US the
certificates of respectable Haers affirming the value OF
this invention and learn that the Hat is cheaper as
xcll ms better than that made in the old way. Mr. b.
after lodging his specification, has concluded not 10
,ske ont patent but to manufacture largely and sell
cheapy for cash only hoping to do quite as wen IN lhS
,vav SAMPLES of his hats may be at l72 Waer'st
and we commend them TO the attention of dealers and
wearers.
THE SwEpEYBoRd LIBRARY, Nos - AND 10
Edited by Prof. Bush-This is in opinion the most
interesting and important number OF the series thus lar
1t treats the subjects the Distinction OF Sex and oil the
Coniueal Relation in the other life. Swcdenborg MAN.
,ains that man is man and woman Is woman from the
mind as well as the body and that death cannot destroy
this distinction without destroying personal identity
Consequently as marrisge is interior conjunction o
souls every such marriage must be perpe,uated In
Heaven He shows moreover, that Christs reply to
the Sadducees-that in Heaven they neither marry nor
are given in marrsge-when rightly understood per
ecy consistent with this fact ltdoes not imply that
true marriage commenced earth abolished in Heaven
tba her s
able.
II John A Canter, the notorious counterfeher
was admitted to bail on Monday las, in the sum of $4,000
~ The Comptroller feeling the importance o.
sscnpc the burden. which the present enormous taxa
tion laws with such weight upon the taxpayers OIL Inc
civ proposes TO mend the natter by saving S92o5ao
the following extraordinary manner VIZ.
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

ovDR WEBsTERs DICTIONARY Abridged from
ha 6narto American Dictionary, with Walkers Key 10
,h RECOMMENDATION OF Greek, Latin and Scripture proper
az etc with Memoir and Bust OF the Author One
voIune royal duodecimo-
In mis- Revised Edition. principal object has been 10
h,ab york 10 those numerous classes OF The community
- tsn, for consultation something sDove an ordinary
Srhoo Dictionary who are not disposed to purchase
SSbser,s larger works. For this purpose numerous aG
ion have her made 10 tie vocabulary srd 10 the deln
taS, osrtculary from that portion OF The American PIC
which was In the edition OF S4 and altoifo
~ sdasnda OF 1873 so thai the number Of words in teit vo
sbniny above fry taouq1d Is 900 more han in
Wake s large Dictionary. T.,
This Dictionary designed for general and popular use
rsats Of mu dfades OF The countryen OF Dr. n
ory among The and higher clsssesn PUBIC 9Goo1
and Academies but also in the Counting houae tne D
factorv and the Family For sale By 8ookseers gses any
iat'"' N-- 49, HUNTINGTON SAVAGE,
.,o 2l6 Pearl-sL N. YORK.
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CASE OF REV Mr.. ToRREY-The Baltimore
Patriot says =" II may be proper to state that II would
be very wrong for any one TO suppose that Gov Pratt
has ever encouraged the idea that be would pardon Mr.
Torrey might conclude from readins this letter
of Messrs Phelps and Cleveland the payment 10 Mr.
Heckrotte of sum of money for the slaves abducted
The whole proceeding. hear. originated and was
carried on by those who the friends of Mir Iorrey
and the Governor has had nothing to do with 1t
than TO receive the application for pardon and consider
it and as we understand he has still the subject before
him undecided but will doubt, do wha. he believes
TO be his duty apart from all considerations
but relate the public interest OF the people
of Maryland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
Eamps, Untlerp, 81.
SPLENDID STOCK OF LAMPS,

SPLENDID STUN Of A<1M1 ~
rs &C AT GREAT BARGAINS, CLOSE CONCERN.
VoUTHOUY MEYERS, 9il Broadway, having deter En-
" mined wihdraw from the retail tte IN nl cy on Of
LAMPS. CHANDELIERS, GIRANDoLEs, HOUSE
tF FUR and FANCY GOODS .o,o.
AT IS PEE CENT. BELOW RETAIL PRICE
CHURCH,, Hotels Lod sey Public Ruiidngs VIII oe iur
nished at The price, we have hiihetlo cnsfse '"'
PRIVATE DWELLINGS ,,,.ss
have now an opportunity obtain superior @ ld xr in
So per cent lower than the like have ever oee SOU w.
The Whole Of stock been got up expressly i0 Th e
rsi. trade in this city aad is inEed win sxtra carr
siy ofonr Lamps Girandoes &c Is sufhc'eniy ai'ssoa
BY ss2en Gop aud foar SILVER MEDAs awsh h haje
manufacturers within The last ser years. aN ~ ~
win be sold above without reserve ,. "a ,ys nos
There captraP or deception IN ts no s ard we
lively relinqush present bushes. on i's y vss
ony SeqIes, OF public TO call and Judge Tor themselves
oil NE az far Lamps Grsndoles &c got up to pal.
@ at hs Factory win continue heretofore TO receive our
prompt attention.
LAMPS, GIRANDoLEs, &c: ,
! AMPs, GIRANDoLEs, HALL LAN raaM 5,J En-,
BROTHER CO, No. IS John.stfeet are sI rs
and have asys hand complete o. I'll ell
u bo ds al or rsi low PRICES cash
Improved Chemical Oil and Camphene Lamps
sofa Tampa Git and Bronzsd, in great variety;
esadoss ysGs, patterns boe csmpbsns
Bracket 5olGrs, SIDE 90 40
Solar sssn G lss a.ns Lamps Sand DO DO
sup.rior Chemical OIL, Pure sperm VI,
Csmnhene Solar and Lard OIL.
DO Burning fluid. Refined Whale OIL ally
OID WINE-8O dozeo Mseeira = years old, from me
ts;nck of Governor Scholten OF 81 CfoN II nas
haan in ts hands OF private gentleman In this Guy iot
,.her of ye.rs who 40 testify 10 t1s Shove ny
,o1fiys CHESTER ORiGGS. s2l Brosoway:
STRAW GOODS.
m NAPIER ngte Napier, Fisher &C OF has removed
rom Is. Pesr-st az JoInst near "Iiian,sL %ne.e
~ oTrs for sale general assortment OF new ann essou
Ill, Rnnne.s .ui;ab!e for merchants sno rEnnefS Haoe
mo Inn -----
80 600 REAMS OF PRINTING Paper, viz:
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52x22 % To 30 pounds per rean
23xs q 10 81 pounds per rean
24x2a, q TO 81 pounds per reani
2txSs, 50 10 SO pounds per rear
2sx57, % 10 80 pounds per reaIn
2SxS6 80 IS pounds per reain
231;2, 80 20 pounds per reani
23Y+6 ~ 90 pounds per rsarn-
44n5S IS pounds per rean- For eOy
ms I'm CYRUS ". RIELE No 8 Barlns-shp
STEAM POWER. :, ...,
/ S1TEAM POWER TO LET In new building; os.hst
front by 40 Deep about being erected corner 0CK IS
! and Ieth-aveuue- Apply al CUMMING MS I'M
ONCE No. 27 Westiatf-s. -.-.,----- q,
YNTnArPING PApEK Of al stIss a % f,laIne -slp.
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MAGNIFiCENT BINDINGS

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piece with Communion Service MI
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.rf S.,;onaI work will be ready early 10 April
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COW AND THE DAIRY.
BY JOHN S. SKINNER,
EDITOR OF THE FARMERS LIBRARY.


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ANOTHER GREAT FIRE IL PITTsBURGH-SE-
vENrEEH HOUSES BuRNr.-The Pittsburgh American OF
Saturday afternoon says:
We have record another destruction of property in
our city by fire. which broke GU, this morning about
o'clock in one of the bakeries Seventh-srret,
between Grant and Coal lane belonging to Mr.. McLcaky
and another whose name we did not learn. The
buildings being frame the fire obtained Roadway before
the engines arrived and the destruction has been very
great extending from Seventh Prospect street ncud
ing in all sixteen houses, most Of them new and many
of them of the better class of frame buildings with all
the furniture and household property of every kind in
as many as four OF the houses The sufferers are Mr.
Murray two houses Mr.. Smith, one; Mr. John Patter-
son. two houses, including all his furniture, the hre
spreading so rapidly as to afford him time 10 any
part of il Squire Arthurs. two houses Joseph Wright
one house mir Houston one house, and six others the
owners OF which did learn. Part OF this was the
site of the second great fire last Spring which had been
rebuilt We have no estimate of the loss, which ID
rious from being the all of many Of the sufferers. We
believe there was little, it any. insured.
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Sob Printing ano Book Binding.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
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HE facilities OF this establishment Tor JOE n In Ths
nstronape of The year has been such as 10 guarantee
preai extension in our resoucss We therefore, with con-
fdeuca Issue the following Card: m Ltd
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied WIN I'll RlBos
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To LITERARY GESrLEMEs.-Origp ld MauJcT'pe' Prpi'
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