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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

Probably the will have 10 be discharged before the
vessel can be got of.-The brig Rsbsrt Bruce, from
Baize Honduras lying al anchor off Bellows Island on
Sunday morning dragged her anchors from the violence
of The storm and went ashore the mud fat VIII be
%, Of after dischargins part OF her cargo without Gam
are The brig Dr. Hitchcock for Bermuda. was
DRIVEN from her anchorage in the North River on Satur
dsy nigh, by the North East storm. ana drsed TO the
westward OF Robbins Reef Probably she will be got OF
wi,bou, damage when the weather modera,es
DEATH OF JOHN R. TOWNSEND. EsQ-The death
of this gentleman an old and much esteemed Member
NJ the Bar having been announced on Friday in our va
rops Courts they adjourned earlier than usual. ost OF
respect 10 his memory.
~ We have received from E. Ferret Co, 237
Broadway the March de la Norma and Three Popular
Polkas neatly published and well arranged for the
piano.
r drowning man was taken from the DOCK
a, the foot of Cortland street a, o'clock Saturday
evening by policeman ldinson who procured medical AID
Immediately bu, too late he died after Hewss
dressed As dccklaborer had three small keys snd IS
shllings in his pockets.
ARREsTs-John De Groab, for stealing ten silver
watches from Abraham De Grosb, at the Of ard
stree, and I'd Avenue. Henry Wilson, hall thief found
concealed in house 81 Laurens tree;as, evening Jas.
Mclaughlin stealing watch from E Waters. Robert
Moore passing bad money Elizabeth Brown snd Jc-
seph Buck stealing $40 from George Farham.
%g There were eighty arrests by the combined
Star Police on Saturday night-sxy of which were for
gross ntoxicaton and dsorderly conduct
ssE Park Benjamin calls oysters ANNA! blanc
mango.
QuADRASGLE-A parcel of composliors quarrel,
ing abou, fat copy
u Isn't it strange that singers find it 50 difficult
to .ck to their ptca One would think il the easiest
thing in the world to stick to-
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BROOKLYN AEEAIRS

u The Brooklyn Ferry boats are provided
with large Tin placaris which is painted in uneNcep
tionsby yellow letters Passengers are requested not
to let down TIE Chains leave the Boat I'LL made FAST
TO the Bridge" We hope, therefore that people VIII De
careful wait until they made fast to the Bridge pc
fore they attempt TO come on shore.
o. The State OF Long Island is al the present
time mpregnably blockaded by snow.
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IMPORTANT FROM CUBA-MovEMESTS OF SANTA
ANA Sc-The Hope Howes Captain Shaw, arrived at
New. Orleans the 18th instant from Havana She left
there on the goth ult.
Below we give letter. SAYS the Picayune. from our
Havana correspondent. He appears 10 be well posted
IN in all that pertains the affairs and movements OF
santa Ana and his specuatious and in relation
N Mexican politics give those at one who speaks
not idly and without some foundation for what ne saws
~ HAVANA, jan 2s, lsi6
have JUS, time drop you few lines learn from
an unipeachable source that SAINTS Ana s making pre-
narstops TO return TO Mexico. Ee anticipates leaving
steamer for Vera Cruz. This will. however, depend
much upon his advices to STRIVE per steamer on the otn
but thar he returns there and that very shortly 100 you
nav rIr mon There are other dts about him thst
give for what ;hey worth. IL is SAID lnai ns IS
much exsspersted the design OF lew traitors 10 sen
the country 10 foreign powers after the wasting Oh 50
n,uch blood and achieve independence MS
return TO Mexico will be marked by an entire chsge u
his policy.
The United States If her Minister OF the right stamp
will become his fdgs Achdiss-for money be VIII ADJUST
the Texan boundary and cede California defending him
SELF 10 his countrymen upon the plea that this was The
only method left preserve the integrity OF the rcpao
lie TO resist the insidous attacks foreign cabinets upon
her liberties TO preserve them from to the Span
Ism yoke which they nobly threw OF, and 10 retain
their position among the nations OF the earth as an nde
pendent power.
Paroles must either side with the foreign powers or
with Santa Ana Ii he choose the latter nothing can,
prevent the tyrant from taking the reDs the former
nothing can resist the o that Santa Ana will rsise for
liberty No one that is well informed on the subject be-
ieyes that the people of Mexico will De content that their
country share the face of Greece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

Fifty Post Offices comparing the fourth Quarter Of
lSi witt the fourth quarter le44 shows deficit oil
SIS i being fraction less than 40t per cent.
ROBERT B. RUST
Clerk Post Office Department Feb. IL. 1910.
~ Rev CHARLES THOMPSON late OF Manches.
ter England duly installed Pastor OF the Second
| Baptis, Church OF Rochester, on the 10Th inst
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Post Omce stnIistic..

q We present our readers with the following
statistics which ase derived from official sources the
correctness OF which, therefore, may be depend
ed upon.
The Rfrenue in Fifty Of The h.rse Posi- 05ces oT tts
Fourth QgGrcr Of 1915 compared citt that len dcr-
ID in Ne ssre Q-.ees during ie 4ul 9nGrte q lcti
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Appointments by the Governor,

By and ,rih The adrice and consent Of the Senate
FEBRUARY l3
DELAWARE Co-Edward l. Bnrhans Judge, vice Ly
man lakes, term expired.
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ouTsrpE-Faa Pagan Example Of Plain Speak
ing Trial Of Wyatt at Auburn; House of Refuge for
Juvenile Delinquents; News Items; Trial of Madame
Castillo Fourth Page-Law Courts; Sales OF Stocks ;
Marine News Lis. of Letters
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NEW.YoRK TOWN ELECTIONS.
BRooME COUNTY.

Correspondence OF the Albany Evening Journnl
BrNcHAMToN, Feb IL, 1916.
sR-Yes,erday our elections in this county came
off and the in this town was glorious wing VIC
,orv The entire Wing ticket was elected by the largest
majority ever given at town meeting. B. T. COOKE, Edi
tor of the Broone Republican was the Wing Candidate
for Supervisor. against JASON K. ORION the Editor OF
the Rroome Courier and elected by go ineJofity
aud the eutire ticket by average Of about 200
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

e The Birneyiles OF Rhode Island have nomi-
mated for Governor Edpard Harris Of Woonsocket and
FOX Lieut. Governor Stephen WiicoI of Westerly.
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~ The New- York Evangelist would tam be
face,ous over a remark Of Mr. est at meeting OF
National Refo-mers, that imprisoning Thieves was
Just as unlikely to prevent Stealing as Hanging
Wanderers ia to prevent killing. Now, although
neither we nor the opponents OF Capital PUNISH
men, generally are at all responsible for Mr. Wes'
remark we do not hesitate 10 express our entire con
currence in the sentiment that imprisonlng thief
6y ,cay of punishment for has offence never yet re-
formed human being, while ii has hardened thou
sands of thoughtless offenders into desperate VII
lans We believe in imprisoning criminals not tor
The sake of Furnishing them, but in order TO protect
the public against farther aepredatons to isolate
them from depraved companionship and subject
Them 10 the Influences Of sympathising purity and
love. Had the State the omniscience OF the saviour
it would do well TO say at once TO the conscience
smtten penitent, Neither do | condemn thee-6o
and sin no more" But since human judgment can
not be thus secure against imposition and hypocrisy
we believe in combining the murderer for life and the
less guilty. robber for term oil years-always treat
ing him. whether his offence be great or small IN
the shirt manifested by Christ toward detected
transgressors-ls this very absurd
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From Washington.
Things in Washington.


WASHINGTON Feb. 13. 1916
The Clerk of the House, in answer to the Iesou
.;o,, introduced by Mr.. STEPHESs yesterday. call
or b;,,, N state TO the House why the residue
nus Errenon;s Reports had not been distributed,
y. "a communication stating that on the 10TH April
Tho printing of the reports as well as the small
-,ons were completed. That the TWO large maps
ere le, ont by Capt. Fremont himself and that up
~ tbis day but 1900 copies had been furnished
ha, the contractors had informed the Clerk that the
Iybole of the residue could not be furnished until
next Nav or June and that fast as they were
furnished they would be attached TO The reports and
distributed. The communication was laid on the
table and ordered 10 be printed.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union and took up the
private calendar. During the discussion upon one
of the bills allowing the heirs of deceased soldier
the benefit of the pension laws, rich scene was
enacted between Mr.. King OF Massachusetts, and
General Chapman of Michigan, who regards - T. du-
cation as The enemy Of Democracy. Mr.. King,
during an explanation. said something about
country lGrrver''-at which the intrepid General
Chapman, who pledged himselfto take Canada in
90 DAYS took great offence, He raved like mad
man shook his finger most ominously. and declared
that no man should call him on that floor or in
other places a country larger " Shouts OF laugh
ter But that he regarded far more credtaoe TO be
a country lawyer, than to be advocating dishonest
like the one under consideration. Mr. Tibbaus
thinking the General had blown off sufficient guam,
titv of steam and that there now, no danger OF
his colapsing. called him 10 order Mr.. King repli-
ed with great deal of GOODNESS that the gentleman
from Michigan had entirely misunderstood bis re,
marks That he had never for moment suspected
the gentleman Of being lawyer OF any kind ana he
did not believe the House had. Here, Mr.. Ii6bats
again nterposed and called Mr.. King 10 order ana
The farcical encounter ended The committee deci-
ded BY vote of 20 So TO report the above bill to
the House and recommend its rejection. The Com
mi,tee then rose and number ofprivate bills were
called on none of them, however, OF any interest 10
YOUR readers. The House then adjourned
The Senate was not in session 10 day. having ad-
onrned over from Yesterday till Monday, when Mr..
HaSYEGAy, OF Indiana. will speak on Oregon.
The Supreme Court was occupied today with
the great Patent case. Mr.. STEvESs OF Albany,
completed bis argument for Defendants having spo
ken nearly eight hours
Mr.. LATRoBE, of Baltimore. commenced and TN
sbad his argunent for the Plaintiff He will be fol-
lowed by Mr. WEBSTER on Monday, to which day
the Court has adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

tcse JAMES NJ. SMYrHE, Esq, has become asso
c;ae editor Of the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
a Wing paper.
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c.n.,. s,ps,p.R1LLA-Nlnd well a. oo'' Tbs y.
rom The e Of culsneous and n!cerous e. % Slss nds
,i,atioo Of he srin extends 10 the temper a OF e
.euusye appearance presents adds 70 "a, @ y oupd
annny arcc Of IT. sufferer Local Applications - danger
M IT,. -rr,ntion !fdrven In by eyAporetng ouos1 ..
c.n.s inward Inflammation The Only radical le5 AZ
- ct his object Sandss Sarsapsrlis IS potent
To those v no have witnessed the almost fnetedin7 uo
nroduc. by this preparation s cuIaneous sn5 /,
oecessarv 10 say word. Those who have not IA 49, a.
the form Of testimony they cannot doubt, PROOF A'
convincing g. ocular demonstration. o
Prepares ana sold wholesale and retail, by 11o.bvsy
SANDS Who!..ae Druggists, 70 FultoEsL 20 ysn
and n EsSt Broadway NcwYork. Sod $50 sr boz.
generally throu lhout The United SateE Prics " Pc
tie, six botll.s for IS
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Things In 1IOntreai.
nf Virgil & Co. lO Walls

Correspondence of Virgil & Co. 10 Wallst
MoSrnEAL. Monday Feb 9th. lci6
lila runored that Lord Cathcart has received lnstruc
lions from the home Government to expend million
sterling (si 600 OO0 in Notifications and works OF de-
fence IL is certain that extensive works have been com
nenced al Kingston and Toronto and at the citadel OF
Quebec Opposite Montreal. the South side 9i the
s. Lawrence extensive military works are in c0ntsui
plaon The experiment OF the ice redouot on the river
opposite the city. has been successul-t"o cays hrtl
lerv practice having made but little impression on It
Our new Governor General. Lord Cathcart ia very as
siduous in the performance of mis- official duties in the
united capacities of civil and military Governor he at
tends at the Government office civil and military, on Al
ternae days he is apparently very bale ana VisoF0u.
old man Be appears determined 10 keep up nncn
more strict discipline the troops than they had
been accustomed TO before his arrival in the colony
Great excitement has been caused in all circles By the
Iate extensive embeZZlement At the Bank OF brrsn
North America and the subsequent apprehension OF tns
deinouent and his supposed accompices Every effort
il made TO force the trial at early day aud the u
eminent counsel retained by the Bank and the rends
of the prisoner Ready who are OF the highest respect
ability The other parties arrested are handhesd or
Handfel, Prussian. Of the Keepers OF the room
where the gambling took place. and young man OF this
city named Lamonragne, who was spprehended at 81
Ours.
Some startling exposures expected to come OUT
dnrno the trial tis said the prisoners counsel Is In
s;,;9n 70 nrove ha, the club where part Of the money
was los; was highly respectable and exclusive "1Ar
presided over by the Colonel OF one OF the regiments IL
garrison and which Of the most prominent mem
bers OF the present Ministry have countenanced oy the
| presence. o. e.. ~:
years lumber trade. The estimated number oil cuo
feet to be sent down is thirty millions the estniae ss
wear was twenty millions. and the actual NUMBER nine
teen millions From the great number OF persons WIZ
large establishments engaged in th- trade. American
cured provisions will fEd ready and prohtaoe MARIE
in This district The weather ID Intensely cold to-day
1t six this morning the Thermometer indicated oeio'
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Correspondence of the Baltimore American

=
The committee on the District of Columbia in the
two Houses of Congress- is said will report at their
next meeting in favor of the retrocesslon OF the city
Of Alexandria to the state of Virginia The Vir
ginia Legislature have unanimously consented To the
reception of the city, and the Virginia members ad
vocate the retrocesson. II is doubtful how the mo-
ton will be received by Congress. but the friends OF
the measure arc sanguine of It's success
The commtee on elections, tits also said. Will make
report next week in favor ofthe RICH, OF Mr.. RUNK
the Wing member from New-Jersey, to his seat
This right has been contested BY his opponent upon
the ground that he received the votes OF the students
of The College This vote, it is contended, is illegal
The committee, five 10 four--two of the five being
political opponents-have decided that Mr.. RINK
has been legally elected. The House will doubtless
confirm the report.
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WASHINGTON Feb. IA, 1916
HOIrSE OF RESENTATlVES.

HOUSE OF REPRES ES1AI IVES.
Mr., STEPHENS of Geo, presented the resolutions
Of the Legislature of that State in regard to the pub
LEGATION of the decisions of the Supreme Court OF the
United States which were referred TO the Commit
ice on the Judiciary and ordered 10 be printed
Mr. OWEN of Indiana introduced the JOINT resou-
,iops of the Legislature of that State, against any
surrender whatever of any portion of the Territory
of Oregon TO Great Britain, and insisting upon the
maintenance of all our rights to that Territory
They were laid on the table and ordered 10 be Prn
ted.
Mr. SMITH OF Ill. presented the proceedings OF
large meeting held n, the seat of Government in
that State accompanied by resolution that the
Committee on Foreign Affairs be instructed to IN
ouire into the expediency of reporting joint reso
luton directing the President 10 negotiate with
Spain for the purchase of the Island Of Cuba. OBJ
iec,ons were made from all parts of the House 10
lis reception and the mover was compelled TO with
draw it.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the state of the Union, and took up the
private calendar-AIr DAVIS Of Ky. in the chair
Nothing was transacted by the Committee IN which
YOUR readers have any interest, having rejected
number of private bills and recommended the pas
50 &c Of but few The Committee then rose and
reported the bills to the House, which generally
concurred in the recommendations Of the COMMITTEE
The House then adjourned.
Neither Senate nor Supreme Court In session i;
has lust now , P. NJ. commenced snow storm,
which threatens to extend through the night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

II THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA adjourned
on the 5lh inst.
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BALM or CoLuMsn-The only article inai w a,v Al y
the hair " here IL has fallen of 10 sold gcnu'ho b.
COrtlsnd.s and is giIhal the most desirable a.
can be used Besides il keeps the hair fsee oi d
dust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

~ second edition of Rice & Bsnchard'd debate
on Slavery, will b.. received by Mark II. Newman In a
lew days (See sdvcrtisement)
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" To TIE MERCHANTS. M,SuPAcrCaERs, and Bqsins'.
C6nmuut, of the City New YORK. especially and 70 We
Public GENERALLY The ,lbscriSsr after years o! ps
and p-rsvc,ink -f0r: commenced Is3I) has ootaLe
The confidence of the proprieors OF nesry one thol
different new spapers embracing mos, ~ the best
Of ali the cite and principal in the United SUITES w. w.
Canada and is now their authorized Agent 10 rnce, N
pIy- r-rrnts Although BIZ Office destroyed ~ 20.
ire Of the SIN OF February last, in The conf'grauon o. N
ard VERY 6tc9 Afforded 10 those VINO desire avail I'll ID
selves Of the opportunity which his Agency oaee in
Office is now the Tribune Buildings, and no'pa., IA
N.,yYork: and ne wishes II distinctly 80 undes' 49,
he has no connection with any other person 10 ms IN
ne Iequ-ses .la1 ~ i "sa.d o. v B. PALMER,
us Aseu'' " Tribune Buildings New-Yofh'
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r- Ii ia an esabisHed fact th:I Pha!0A' ''-" h.>
tor is the best remedy ever known Tor pfe'ea'Ds
falling out, and curing scu'f and
ses OF supposed badness have ye'eeD " oo
.nce and no,srr and the hair has been permanently
I'D # snv doubt, just give ual, and be eonsDc
p,snared and .ola by T. Phsou, Wig Maker and ss
,.r pa sroadway and sold by druggists aud fancy
| gener ally. - -.c.
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~ Simon Pennard was put his trial in the
United States Circuit Court w-Orears the 9TH
inst for the murder of Theriard at 10 o'clock in tine
evening of the 9th November ls43 on board the ship
La Creole when that vessel was ds;an, 50 miles from
the Belize on her voyage from Bordeaux TO New Orleans
I-E@ The Western train OF cars ran of the track
a, Newton evening account OF rail being bro
ken probably by the frost but without doing any great
damage. The Long Island Train attached 10 the
Western but tina, passed along without running off, sad
the Western passengers came on in that train.
boston Traveller, Friday.
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The CHERoKEEs.-We have no items OF local
news worthy of notice. All is quiet and We hope tna
the neace Of the country may soon again De ds
80 fro,n anv sourre The disturbances which nave
occurred from time 20 time among the Cherokees
the settled state of their sairs With the rs and
OF the United States through so many years " feel
nrs morals and prospects and they should 1s III until
neny adjusted so be Pos'sI0 Citizen should
this shall be done every vel! dispose 70 the cul,iva
lend d as All 70 Lnf ceilings within bounds and to the
maintenance u 'D' Cherokee Adv Jan e2d
Leonard H lay ass w0 ws ufdss in having f~
700 IN Duel has been held TO bail In the
Of 5000 by Recorder Baldwin to appear before that
fuucuonary or the 18th inst
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Business Notices.


PHRENoLoGY PHYSIOLOGY PHYsroGNoMY AsD MAO
MErIsM -Mr l. n Fowler lectures the shove 'ub
jects every Monday aud Tuesday evening, in Mr. Asr
tin's Church in Chrystie.st. Seats Cd.
On Thursday evening next class foi the purpose VI
learning Practical Phrenology will be formed a. y
O'Clock AZ the same place.
Mr. 0 s Fowler will deliver similar course in b'h'
Buildings. Brooklyn on Wednesday and Friday evening
II Facilities for making money IN ts country SIC ~
confined the rich-merit ard enterprise are sure "
American into the highest social posiuoh-h'''"
uiiie Journal ,,.,.
OF u.iity OF Country Advertising there can We W.
sonsblc duuDt-thos. " no desire to enlarge Their ous
should accept the opportIniu-s.-PhR u. ). Ca; ,,,,
No duty being exacted (as r od-n co1niresl advstA
may avail themselves OF the columns Of County Nost
unul they procure many customers ss they BIC ~
pared ~ supply Lao,
The fact mat the mas OF the business community 90
advcrtre in Country pagers readily accounts for 'n"o
fact-;h4 those y h0 do make fortunes Ia IT, yeaf-
v b. Palmer the duly authorized agent Of no,t OF ~'
best Newspapers Of al the ees and principal tOwnso ue
Country South and West, Ea- and North, for which be re-
csves entertainments and subscriptions, and empowefe'
10 give receipts Hs agency il in the Tribune Buildings
,here the Road Wealth. brief 'estise on the saee
II advertising in Country papers may bs had gratis