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saw Mr.. Lis:iefeid drop his pocketbock, containing
$500 the Railroad depe. at Providence and picked
/, up and absconded with it, captured in Brooklyn
on Wednesday. Gray TO NewYork and shipped
for Liverpool before the officers OF justice could oyertake
him The above officers. after be gone found his
wife and recovered $50 of the money which be had LETT
with her, II seems Tia; Gray hiss since paid visit
Ireland and that he arrested upon this charge In
Liverpool under the Ashburton treaty on, discharged
In consequence ofsome incrmsty in the papers When
II was ascertained tina, he arrived here about week
SINCE information sent to Providence, and requi
s,on brought or by the Sheriff Of thss City Gray
found secreted IN shany in the southern part Of Brook
lyn and lodged in jail whence be will be taken TO Prov
idence to the charge OF grand larceny Ills ur-
ders;ood that he has remaining about $500 Of the stolen
money.
e Rev j. F. Messenger, rector OF ST. Tho
Church, in this CITY died Wednesday evening,
In the 36,h year of his age.
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Rhode Island Election.
THE LAw,AND ORDER TICKET. VICTORIOUS
Nv Our Special Express.

By running two Expresses we are enabled to pre-
sen, returns this morning from the whole State of
Rhode Island excepting the State vote in the little
town Of Jamestown, always very close, and which
last year gave Fenner 25, jackson 80 voes-S LID
Grafton majority. New-shoreham Block island)
which las, year gave IS for Fenner to lit for Jack.
son has this year given go for Dan to s5 for Jack
son-a remarkable change, which has very nearly
decided the State. I'VE were obliged to express
the vote of this town by itself to Stonington, CT.
thence to Providence where our agent supplied the
Providence Journal, and thence to this city by the
most expeditions route. The vote of New-Shore-
ham has never before been received in this city the
night of the day following the Election.)
The following is tine complete vote for Governor
and Lieutenant, excepting only Jamestown, which
has probably given S to 10 majority for the Lib
Grafton ticket. All the votes cast in the town
not affect the result;
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Business Notifies.

An INTERESTING CoNnUMcArIoN-we subjoiu ,ss
following one among the many statements continually
made as respecting the astonishing OF coa.uup
ton. Raising Blood Conghs Liver Complaint. and Dy,.
pepsia made By that justly celebrated and popular rem
edy Dr. TaylOrs Genuine Balsara Of Liraror prepared
only at 375 Bowery. Wespeak advisedy when we ,sy,
thai il will in s csses give relief /, chrono,herm,l
remedy, and is used in asyiums and has been sp
proved Of and tried with by some of the doctor
Of the hospital
NEW YosK, April . 1876.
Dear Doctor-l wss afflicted. about ak years sine.
with very severe cough and cold. also raised some
blood. was induced to try Dr. Taylors Bassm of Iy
erworI prepared 375 Bowery and that, too after al
otner remedies had failed. and entirely cured By Il
About year si'erward, sgain taken with rery
severe cold and cough and in consequence OF fall no.
ceved serious hurt and raised considerable quantity
OF oo0u ana ns'ns SINAI! quantity left in the bottle OF
your Balsam Of Lverwort sgsin took IL and II acted
like charm in entirely curing a very short tirs
Yours truly. JESSE NEWMAN
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VIII the Tribune do us the favor 10 inform its read.
err and the public whether It 10 ia not in favor OF
admitting al free males 10 the right of suffrage who have
been residents Of the State next preceding any
election without reference 10 Birth Properly Greed or
Coori The evasive response OF yesterday means no
thing and ask for specific information on THIS nead
In order that we may do it justice If we have mistaken
its views ON this all-mportant question CouT q Eng.
Hs The Tribune never has published one line In
favor of any such change as the Courier here speaks
Of and does not mediate any such publication Yet
if the Courier intends to fish from the Editor OF The
Tribune pledge that he will not, al any future time
favor shortening of the term of probation now re-
CURED of Immigrants before Naturalization, II Will
fail of its object We are satisfied as yet with the
Naturalization Laws as they are only let them be
faithfully enforced Yet if evidence shall, at any
time be afforded us that change would be bench
cal or that there is no practicable mode of excluding
from our ballot boxes the votes Of unprinciped and
reckless Immigrants not yet legally naturaized so
that the only real effect of exactng Eve years pro-
baton is to keep the law abiding and conscientious
Immigrant away from the polls and leave unbalanced
the votes of the worse portion of the unnaturalized
why then we shall claim full liberty 70 act In the
premises as our judgment shall dictate. Thus FAR
we stand for the Naturalization Laws as they are.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

SCENE N THE SESArE-Mr. BENToS's SPEECH.
Our Washington letters. from some cause IN
known to US, failed yesterday; we therefore copy
the sketch of Congressional Proceedings from the
Newark Advertiser Mr.. Benton's Speech was the
great event Of the day. We regret that limits
will not permit US to publish it entire
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R s. w. D1sssow commerce-st is the Agen; for
The Tribune at Newark.

OursIpE-F1a Page-punishmens of Licentiousness
Debate In the Senate La Somnambua; Freshet on the
Androseoggip New Publications; Examination Oh an
gelica Cotton We want Reform; congressionsl fi'
esedpps Polish sayouian Society; Electricity; Legis
lA,ive Summary Letter from Chicago; ina Oh in''
Richie Ir. Secretary Bancroft; Later from le@as
From Yucs,an Appointments by the Governor. Fourth
pnes-. The Ship Builders by Whittier; Law Courts;
Commercial and Money Matters Trade of the Hudson
Marine News.
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Delegates Nominated.

Chemung Co-W1LL1AH MAXWELL (old Hunk
err of Elmira is brought out in opposition TO Col
Sam Young by letter, to which 474 OF the ohe'
mung Democracy have affixed their signatures
We presume the Wings are expected TO favor tbs
nomination, and we don't say they should not; BAT
we trust they will see that the candidate they sup
port is in favor of Equal and Universal Suffrage
Uniform Single Districts and thorough Judicial
Reform. There is such thing as gaining worth
less or pernicious victory; if the Wings of Che
muag don't know it let them inquire of their Tioga
brethren.
Albany Co-The Old bunker section Of the
Democracy propose the following ticket RUFUS
w. PEcKHAM of Albany, HORACE K. WILLARD
of Knox, BENJAMIN STANTON OF Westerlo, and
WILLIAM HOLMES of New-Scotland. Willard and
Holmes are also on the ticket nominated by the
Barnbnrners.
Fulton Co-JoRs l. HUTCHINSON, (Barnburner@
Monroe Co-JAMEs sPERRY, GEO. w. PRATT
and IRA FRENCH are proposed by the Liberty par
". The Convention, after animated discussion,
decided to nominate separate ticket by vote OF
81 TO %
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Dr.. BANNIsc's PoPrLAs LEcrcsEs-Dr Banning
will deliver series Of Lectures in the Chapel of the
Theological Seminary block above the University.
corner Of s,hs; a, quartz. before o'clock on We'd
nesdsy Thursday and Friday evenings Of ,hi. week on
his novel views o. weakness and disorders general
Also the means Of prevention and cure embracing
the subject OF proper physical education as all import
an. to health beauty and longevity. Those who desire
to possess themseyes CT his views are invited to attend
1
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+ In DxmocnArrc WING GENERAL COMMITTEE.
= lQIG
TO the Democratic Whlg Electors Of the City
and County of New-yor

Fslos Citizens: Among the duties devolving upon the
General Committee for the current year. that OF pro-
vidng for the mode OF selecting for Delegates
from this City the proposed Convention for amending
the Constitution Of the State one of paramount i'm
porance This subject therefore received at an early
period the careful and deliberate attention OF the Com
ittee and after mature consideration the Committee
the 24sh day of February last adopted the following
able and resolutions expressive of the result Of their
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TIRRELLs CoNFEssIoN.-The pretended confess
sion of Trrel that he killed Mrs Bedford proves to be
false We have before sidsvts OF his wife, mother
and sister conversation OF the kind reported took
place between Mrs Tirel and constable Whippe, and
that Tirrell made any confession OF the nature
affirmed by Whipple 10 either Of them in their presence,
70 their knowledge. Boston Post
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~ The Wing City Convention last evening
nominated ROBERT TAYLOR, Esq for Mayor
and WILLIAM w. BRADY, Esq. for Aims House
Commissioner. These are capital nominations
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Court Calendar,

COMMON PLxAs-This Day-Pat l. Nos. 1879 l57. 15o
16l. l63 l65 I67 27i leg I'll Part 9 Nos p 90 ia
lls l26 l2e l34 49, los, go 122 It, 1885, co. 49, no.
100. 1873 1914, g.
C1pcUIr CoUKT-No Il. [40 cases per day viii be
put On the Calendar pexr week
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BEsEDlcTIoN.-The New York Organ says:
At the close of the exercises of large and enthusiastic
meeting Of teeo.aers Brunswick last week the pastor
of the church where the meeting held, dismissed
the congregation with the following truly excellent ben
edicton May the Lord inspire ali with spiri, OF
temperance. and go the ballotbox and vote No Lii
cense-Amen lr-and amen
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Appointments by the President.

BY and rith tfe adrtce aud consent Of the Senate.
THOMAS P. Moore OF Kentucky, TO be Indian Agent
for the Indian Tribes the Upper Missouri, vice An
drew Dripps removed.
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JoSEss Soar ia & wonderful. wonderful Soap,
For IL makes every piDpe and fTeckls elope-
u make. flesh that's chAppd that's diseasd that's tender
Tho the wind blow bleak In March December,
Smooth, healthy and soh clear lovely and white,
IA The snow on the hills of a clear winters night
Joness Sosp really and truly perfect AID rover falling
for any skin disease making discoored shin c!eG
and healthy. Sold al 81 Chstham-st and 32i Broadway
nj 2leod
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AUCTION NorIcE.-We are requested to notice The
sale OF 400 Of prime Boots and Shoes be made
by JAMES NJ. MILLER Thio Day a, l04 o'clock, at the
store of Chamberlain & Goldthwa No. 81 Pea.l.s,
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Y The Hair lie dry and dirty wister, bqt small quan
tty shilling bottle OF Joness Coral Hair Restore
1--WE would make II moist soh clean and smooth and keep
so thrice AZ long as any other preparation Sold g
Chalham-st. and 32l Broadway. al Neod I.
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~ The Wings of the Ninth Ward meet this
EVENING at the Northern Exchange, Beecker-st.

SELECT SCHOOL. TWELFTH sT.-Parents residing
In or about removing to the vicinity OF Twelithst and
Fifth or Sxh.avenue are earnestly invited to call on
some Of the patrons Of the Select School for Children
kept by Miss Cook, daughter of Noah Cook Esq de-
ceased at No 90 Twelih.st. Among those patrons are
R. H. Haydock, Beverly Robinson and Rob't b. Min
turn Esqs The Schools small but we think there can
be none other In which the progress OF the pupils haa
been more rapid, in which the security against evil
influences or associations is more complete. The Ed
tor of The Tribune will always give farther information
from persoa knowledge to those interested.
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F The Nineteenth Century is new Loco-Fo-
co paper at Portchester Westchester Co. by Gen. T. j.
Sutherland of the Patriot war. We had mentally
nominated the General for commander OF the Rocky
Mountain rangers aud thought he would start for Oregon
or California early this Spring AS he seems DESTROYS Of
the company of his Loco.Foco brethren far as the
sources Of Salt River however we have no objection TO
his tarryiDg while among for that purpose.
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UNFORTUNATE OccURkEScE-On Wednesday
morning the Herald her passage from Pitts
burg 20 this city, landed at Point Pleasant Va and
while there German passenger went on shore accom-.
panied by small child, and during his absence the boat
len the landing, and also, left them behind. AT Gapo
lis the boat landed again and IL there the wife of
the German found tina; her husband was absent. and
frantic her loss-suppospg him drowned she caught
her youngest child in her jumped In the river aud
sunk to rise Soon after the occurrence and
before the Herald left the Hberus arrived bringing :he
husband hear the fate of bis unhappy wife They
cmisrants on their way TO the West
Cincinnati Enquirer
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c5- The live Sloih the Museum is q wonder Go snd
IL The exhibition OF Scrpursl Dlssoving Views takes
place s. and the Miscellaneous Grand Performance al "
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N The Courier g. Enquirer closes very lons
and savagely unjust TRADE against the Editor of the
Albany Evening Journal with sundry filings at Z" the
Editor of The Tribune and his other toadies speak.
ing OF us as its very manly Editor. who has pub.
shed the Journals attack and refuses to give place
to our reply. Our answer TO this shall be brief:
The Editor of the Courier has frequently asked us
TO publish his articles in reply TO those of ndivd.
uals with whom he was in controversy. We have
generally done SO, though we rarely if ever made
such request of him in turn. Last Summer he
made severe attack on the Author of The Mys-
terry of Iniquity' published in the American Re-
view, and we reluctantly allowed the assailed TO
reply through the columns of The Tribune The
Courier responded, and asked us 10 copy its article
which we did. The writer of The Mysteries again
replied through our columns, and the Editor of the
Courier thereupon sued as for label Not relish
ing the fun Of publishing matter little liked by the
mass Of our readers and getting sued for libel for
our pains we shall ask to be excused from any far
Their publication of the sort. We have copied by
request, one or two articles from the Evening Jour
nal in reply TO harsh, reckless attacks from the Ed
tor OF the Courier, not merely because we are con-
tdent that the Editor of the Journal will not sue us
for admitting any reply TO him which may be offer.
cd, but because II seems 10 tina; he ought 10 be
heard in reply TO the Srossest charges Of personal
dshonor by the very community in which the charges
against him are promulgated, and wherein his own
paper has but very limited patronage Presenting
that the Courier has respectable City circulation
we do not see why it should ask TO copy its arti
cles
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R"THE WHITE BASSrR'' is the title of
semnonhly qusrto paper of which the first number is
before US. Ii is edited BY Mrs SARAH T. MARTIN, for
merry Editor Of the Advocate of Moral Reform and
writer OF decided ability 1t Is to be devoted the
OF Moral Purity. and. while it viii advocate psrticu
lar theory OF Wcmans rsh,s it win address itself main
y 70 me Female sex and seek their intellectual and
moral elevation The cause OF the oppressed Seam.
stresses oi cur cities, who suffering from the grind
ing oppression Of unprinciped employers viii receive
qualified for the work she has undrsken will badly hs
questioned oy any one who knows her and we hope her
success may more than equal her highes, uatcpa,iona
per Annum In advance. o&ce No, spruees,.
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h woman. woman, 10 ltc .l1e. Is YOU walk.

Oh woman, woman, In ire streets you walk.
Your lovely face bedaubd with common chalk
Your skin so sallow and corpse like. tat from spite,
That you'll not use the Jones's Lily White,
You know ought know that by iis and might
the skin Hssum-s natural. hfe-like white.
Sold a, 81 Chatham.st Store S2l Broadway New York
Price . cents. al 2teod
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caAs e c raSenns Secretaries.

kf Ine orlet narrative and resolutions OF the
DEMOCRATIC WING GENERAL COMMITTEE, given
above, will naturally attract the attention of all our
City readers. II is plain story and will nci,e to
reflection. Since our City is to choose at any rate
more than one-tenth and possibly oneeighth of the
entire Convention there is manifest urgency in the
requisiton that more diversified and complete re-
presentation of the Intelligence and Worth of our
City than any mere party Committee will be likely
to select should be chosen. The Wing General
Committee have made overtures TO the other Gen.
eral Committees looking to the setting aside of party
machinery for this occasion and the selection of
Delegates from the whole People. regardless of
Party. This offer has been declined the right
Of those to whom it was made. Our General Com
mittee had therefore no course left but to call the
Wings together In their several Wards and commit,
the matter into their hands They can, should they
seo fl, in electing their Nominating Delegates
entrust them with wide discretion as to the cleo
ton of candidates for the Constitutional Convention
AT oil events, we think the public will be satisfied
with the manner in which the General Committee
has performed It's duty in the premises,
The Wings are called to meet in their several
Wards on Monday evening next The Nominating
Convention meets at Broadway House on Thursday
evening following.
~ The Union, in an Editorial on the presen,
aspects Of the Oregon question, speaks of
Mr. Webster's putting negotiation before no,ies
whereas We cannot expect negotiations until pass the
aoae Adopt the notice resotias-adop, |, with smi.
Jar majority by which il passed the House OF Represen.
tanTes and es ay tea look for negotiation to too
This wouic seem to mean that though Mr.. Polk
win take no step toward re6pening the negotiation
at present hewil mend his hand as soon as the No.
tice shall have passed the Senate
E Rev. JAMES GRIMES of Middletown, Butler
Co. Ohio. died on the 10th ut. aged 81. He was
Soldier Of the Revolution from early period of the
Wax, takenprsoner at the surrender OF Charleston s.
c. but escaped from sleeping sennels Travelled long
through wlds over mountains and through swamps 10
rojoiu the American Army. He was sfterward engaged
In the battles Of Monmouth und Cowpens He was for
81 years member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
forty years citizen Of Ohio an ardent Republican and
Wing and to the lest of his life evinced deep interest
In our National aairs and especially the peaceful settle
ment Of tho Oregon Question.
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How oft do we see poor man dressed
With grease spots on his coat his pants and vest
cake OF the Magic Erasve Soap would clean them, anc
make them bright and spotless Sold al 50 Chalhanst or
32I Rroadyyay nj 2tsod
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ITALIAN INDICATED SoAr-For efec!usly remoyins a.
pmples eckles roughness, sslowness, &c rom me
warranted. Prepared bv DR.. Gouraud 81 walkers. 2
door Broadway, where may be had bis eelepo1
Poudre Subtle for ersdicatng supeTfuous nalr, Lq s
Rouge for cooring lips aud cheeks deep carnan9n w
Lily White for complexion, Hsr Dye, Beass hI -
stosatve, Pommade for tfansienty dyeing grss ~
Tooth Pastes, Extracts, sc.
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II HILLS IsFALLIBLE OSGUESr, for Graduating pity
and all calculations Of The scalp stay The falling OF OF
the hair il on bald places, prevent gray hairs maxi
the hair curl and superior toilet article, posVsy re-
Commended by the eminent physicians ana DINERS ID
this and other cities who have been benefited by s use
Principal Office No. IS Nassau.sI Ageucies-L Parsors
So Carast; Mr. j. L. Schefslin No ll4 Cansi.st; jar
Wis., e55 Broadway; Mr. Evrards, l7S Crane. st; M T.
sswe 47s Grand.sl; Mrs. NJ Sosn, 81 Grsndst aod
the principal wholesale and retail drug and fancy geods
stores all OF whom have certificates OF agency In all cste
signed BY the ohgina;o 10 prevent Commercials oil s'
gARRY's TRtcopHeRous.-Ths most admirable invention
has already aained fame which few of the cass hss
ever yet equaled As the Summer approaches this besu
fl compound becomes teubly valuable from the intrinsic
OF its composition vast number Of diseases arc
engende.ed unceany stse OF the head the pores
the skin OF which should always be kept clear for pespa
ton. The opposition which /, has encountered Is aoa
positive proof OF its efficacy and the futy OF the endsav
ors Of other naevolent parties pass OF spurious areo
.or the original Medical in all parts OF the usiou
nave recommended i.s constant and frequentuse eea
es bead from dandrf II prevents baldnesssi VII en-
rich the color and always produces delicious coone~
the head most desirable la the heat OF Summer seps
The proprietor knowing lis value IL determined not 10
lax hts exertions until whole Union shall DO made IS
quainied with It's merits. The genuine article u 20 70
obtained Of A. C. BARRY Artist In Hair, l4o broao.I
,b n,n1 gbo11, The limited Ststes m7r
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~ The attention of Advertisers In distant papers Is
requested the article the third page from the Lou
isrHe Democrat It speaks for ITSELF and cannot fail
be understood BY all who have any interest in the sub.
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E K:ngston, Ulster Co. elected Temperance
ticket of Charter Officers on Tuesday by IS major
ity Ulster Co, is nobly waking up to the cause OF
Temperance
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Subscriptions received TO The Daily Tribune,
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL Buffalo, N. Y.............. l
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CY- WORD IN SEAsoN-Winler s yielding TO The &C.
ns Influences of Spring. and the blood thchened and pol
soned by overtAXing h- digestive organs with large qusn
ties Of strong aud stimulating food which Increased Rppe-
s demands in cold weather il beginning To discharg- us
impurities upon the of the body In the shape OF u
GERS boiis erupons blotches &c The work OF purifying
the easy and involves Cessation from the oTd-
nary occupations of NE few bottles Of Sandss Sarsaps
rib, will purify this fegiyng principle, and remove these
various manifestations Of diseased circulation, and those
who subject Them, would do well this prspsr
alton at onc1t will act preventative well cure
Prepared ana sold, Wholesale and retail by A. b. d D.
SANDS Druggists, 100 FnlloG-st corner Of William, New
York. Sold slso At as Broadway y Esst Broadway and
by 0'uggis generally throughout the United States Pco
M nnIl s. iIl..gt 8
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

= A discussion Capital Punishment takes
place this evening at Halls Exchange Building. corner
Fulton and Cranberry SITS.
r Michael Gray, the man who Las, Summer