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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

SENATE. ALBANY, April 81 Pm
The bill TO amend the charter Of the Utica and
/ Syracuse Railroad was passed
The bill to incorporate the Rochester City Hos.
pital was passed.
The debate on the Canal bill was continued
The debate on the Canal bill was resumed, the
question being on q motion TO reconsider vote OF
yesterday rejecting amendments moved to the bill
by Mr.. BEACH, Incorporating the appropriations
Mr. VAS ScHooSHovES spoke but four Senators
being present A call OF the Senate was made and a
quorum obtained, when Mr.. V. s. concluded bis
speech The motion to reconsider was lost. The
question was then on the motion TO increase the
appropriations to the Oswego Canal. which was
pending when the Senate adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
The Militia bills were all put forward.
The bill for the benefit of the American Institute
was favorably reported
Tho bill relative to Madison square ~ Y was
reported complete.
Mr.. HADLEY moved that the special order-the
Mechanics Lien Law-be taken up, but the motion
was laid on the table.
Discussion on the County Courts bill was resumed
chiefly on the Jurisdiction conferred by the Consti-
tuition on these Courts. Progress was reported on
the bill.
The amendments made by the Senate to the bill
authorising the Auburn and Syracuse Railway Co.
to increase their capital were concuued in So
the bill has passed
The House receded from its amendment to the
Election bill requiring 80 days residence in an
Election District.
The bill authorizing the forming Of General Manu-
featuring Associations was takeE up. The motion
under debate at the adjournment was to strike out
the clause requiring these Associations to have one
third of their capital floating.
The freshet continues upon ua The water this
evening has risen rapidly covering the pier and
Quay-st and filing the street.
Capt Andrews company, 10th regiment U. g.
Infantry, passed through the city this evening,
from Buffalo for New-York. They were the best
looking set Of recruits have yet seen.
Nothing doing here today in Flour. the dealers
having been drowned out by the freshet The
sale Of 5000 bushels Yellow Corn was made de.
liverable here at IS cts 10th May, for Sc lbs.
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Piled. To rsnumber Rossst Coneurrsd H.. .Ap.
noInt,ns George KiIlock wsghsr Of Hay. Consurrsd
I, Referring petition TO erect railing at 2o0i Broad
,y.v WITH poser con~urred ~. R~f-rrna o-tton
of Seth Heart With power. Concurcd In: Rssigns'
t,on,of Theodore MARITIME. w. 3. Dsvidson John
Myer a. Inspectors OF Elscticn. and appointment Of
Joseph 8 Bosworsh. Robt O. Campbell and c. rur.
Ger a. such Concurred ..Appointine Patrick MUIR
ohv Iosp,ctor In place Of Andrew Luke resigned.
Coneurred In To fence the lots on which are the
ruins of the church corner Of Broadway and Rector
To Committee on Streets. Ths Board then adjourned.
DARING THEYT-A trunk belonging to young
German named Martin Gerdes was opened BY means OF
false KEYS Yesterday afternoon IN the store l37 Fulton
:. and sbou, s3on gold and silver coin stolen thsrefom
No arrest
CouRr OF SEssroSs.-The trial OF Cornelius sul.
Ivan for grand larceny resumed. but the test ony
being insufficient 70 sustain the charge the Jury rendered
ysr1 let of not guilty Thomas Aiender (boy) H.
icted for grand larceny In having stolen bar OF gold
jswelry &c from Henry Melville pleaded guilty OF
De rt larceny Judgment suspended. Stewart c Al.
len indicted for indecent exposure OF bis person on
Jury rendered q verdict of guilty but recommended
him to the mercy Of the Court Court then ad
journed until this morning at IL o'clock.
PoLIcE.-John Assler l49 Greenwich-st was
Yesterday arrested charged with receiving $40 worth
of clothing from James Davis who stole them from
Adons Csru,bers He was detained to Geo.
Johnson WAS yesterday arrested by officer Hsnissn.
charged with stesliug coat, handkerchief sc. from
Philo Rugges l2s Mercer ST. worth eto Detained to
answer.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

LOOK BEFORE YoU LEAP-Yesterday morning
one of the South Ferry boats was approaching the
dock and was within few feet of the bridge an mps
tent passenger endeavored to jump from the boat to the
bridge young on the shore equally impatient Of
the moment attempted to jump from the bridge to
the boa, in order that he might be passenger on her
return trip-the two Jumpers met in mid air and both
pumped down into the water. They were 6shed out
without farther accident except that spectator laugh
ing at the mlshsp in spite Of himself tumbed 10 after
them and was slightly bruised by the fall
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liable news Of determining that Il bn sought sas
part more than another. But we do know that the
Southern supporters Of the War have uniformly
declared that the South would Insist on her fall
share Of the spoils; that the War should be stop
ped at if Slavery was to be excluded from the
conquered territory and tina. the Wlmos Proriso
has been broken dOrn for the present by the threats
Of the South and the patronage Of the President.
Why this was done. II this War IL intended or
calculated TO weaken Slavery, the Young Miss
may be able TO tell we are not We leave the
whole subject to her meditstions and those Of our
readers
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


The National Iu,elligeDcer gives the vote ol
Alexandra received by Telegraph, as follows For
Congress. Pendleton tWhigl 234i Hunter lLoco)
a. For Legislature snowdsn (Whisl ass Burke
lLoco)4l
The Union gives the vote Of Trsdsricksburg,
also received By Telegraph, as follows' For Con-
grs,s, Newton Wing 200; Bssls Loco aiS. For
Senate, Minor (whig) so2; Tribe Loco aai.-
House Of Delegates, Boggs tWhisl 1884, Conway
fLocol 23e.
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RGRAHAM's MAGAZINE for May comes freight
cd with rich variety OF matter suited 10 the tastes Of Ia
numerous readers. The Loyss.'s Daughter opens
well that every will be impatient the
cusion. The Irish Match Maker Is exquisite story
containing pictures Of place and character which
be admired for their aaelity TO Nature The Stolen
Child is a touching ballad BY 7, B. READ, and Mar
ssrets Well is story Of absorbing interest HosasR
contributes fine poem Settlement of the Genesee -
and there several brisfer contributions In from
other writer's while Fanny Forester csricatures and
ridicales the new ideas Of the Rights OF Women 10 a
Dream The epsrsvipgs are 6ne usual (w.H. Gra-
ham, Tribune Buildings, Agents.
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E1AaIsrIos OF THE FlsxLEs.-The exAmin,

ExAAIsTIos OF THE FIsKLEs-The exAmna.
ton before Recorder Mcclellan and Judge Peck Cal
win and Peter Fnke for the assault upon Mr. Covles
and for forcole entry, &c concluded Monday OF
last week The first witness the Deputy sheriff
John 7 Lspe whose testimony In substance the
the sfhdsvit heretofore published. Mr. Covless
geons. Messrs. Z Simpson and q u. White were next
examined, who described particularly the wounds In
hicted Of which they said have been inflicted
with club. Mr. Covles was next examined. His tes-
tmopy does not vary from his published last
week except that the whole affair 10 given 10 de-
tail With his testimony the examination closed and
the prisoners Calvin and Peter FInke were committed
TO jail on three sepsrsts charges, viz:
lst Assault and battery, With intent to kill
I'd Assault upon officer IN the discharge Of the du
ties OF his ofice.
3D. For forcible entry and detsiner
The next day, (ruesday) they we're brought out on
writ OF habess corpus before Judge Darius Peek and ad
mitted TO bail, 80 follows;
Assault and battery with intent to kill each surety
Of $500
Assault upon the officer, each a surety Of Of $3.50
foreioie entry snd oeis!aer, each surety of $780,
Their own bonds of SLIGO each cannot of course
be considered Of sccornt because they have e
fleets To make them good. should they be forfeited.
Hiram Benton and Philip Van Tass.l who were ar
rested and committed to . for their PARTED the
ARRAY, were b.iled al the Inc each giving su
rety Of $3.50 and their bond for double the smount
Hudson Rep
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE BLIND

DR.. @. A. KNAPP, te
ocCLIsr, ...
respectfully informs the public that be has opened =
Office at 496 Broadway, Albany opposite stanwix nsn
where be will attend TO all persons afflicted with
Blindness, or other Diseases Of the Eye,
and particularly smaurosis opthslma (or inasmussn,
of every grade opacity FORMULATION Of the eye dA ~
some cases Of cataract His method Of restoring hsh
and sight to diseased eyes without operation Is Ar
cent discovery and the results have astonshsd he S
fesson and elected the warmest gratitude Of psdssn
Cataracs entirely removed with out an cpefsuoa
No charge for examinations at the Office.
az 2aw3wTuASats
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FRox Sr. DoMISoo.-By tho arrival Of the brig
Henry Lee, Capt Sandy, from the City Of st. Domingo,
We learn that American produce in good demand.
There had not been any late arrivals from the United
States. VIM. Harrison. Esq of New.York. has been
acknowledged United States Commercial Agent by the
Dominican Government Business was quite brisk
when the Henry Lee sailed
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Trnde of the Hudson.
Produce and Country M.ro1gdi,s arriving at Men

Produce and Country Msrchadzs arriving at Nso York
g 81. Reeds Ltao-Bayss Unton r. H. Popel-l5O0
bush 400 do 500 bales hay 81 bales pkgs
butter IS bush eggs 20 bbs appes 80 bbs 100 bush pota
bbs cider 10 ou psps cows and calves Il calves
66 calves TO various persons
Barge Ministnk, Hunter. from Nsr6uysh-l750 bu rye
50 pkgs butter bills eggs7 rye -four and calves
so calves Captains ii rolls leather Sears bxs oil cloth
Albro, Hoyt 4 Co.
Boat Storm-l5O0 blu corn Jones & Tower
Schr Bride-l00 bu corn 200 do Rye. Jones & Tower,
SLoop BrtstoL-2500 blu corn Jones a. Tower.
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DRY DocKs-Tbe President has appointed q
Board of scientific gentlemen to advise with him re-
specng the proper plan for the construction of the Ma
val Dry Docks ordered to BE- built By Congress. The
Board, VS. learn. 10 to be composed of the following
geuilemeni Commodore John Downes U. s. Navy
Commodore D. Turner, U. 5. Navy Col James Gsds-
den. Charleston, 8 c. George Baldwin, Esq Charles
town Mass; ssmuel snPook Naval Constructor, U. 8.
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FRox THE CAPITAL.-We have seen letters
from Vera Cruz TO the 5th April inclusive which state
the conflict u between the rival parties In the
CAPITAL had ceased Santa Anna in full possession OF
the executive authority and Vice President Esras has
resigned or expelled There Is no longer an oppo-
sing party in IL Is reported that all the n,eili-
gent wealthy and sober minded of the Capital and else
where anxious Tor pesce and willing TO yield TO us as
the basis the lett bank OF the Rio Grsnde and Upper
California Ii IL said hs other hand that the pOPu-
lar are In favor OF continuing hostliIies Our
troops were about to advance upon the National Bridge
and Jslapa go ani 81 miles. respectively, from Vera
Cruz) No seroa resistance was expected to the East
of Perote, go mIes) Jhue. Wash OHion'
United STATES MINT.-The coinage Of the mint
and mnts for the month OF April last was s2oo
3 belng 40 ths director states In his accompanying
letter of The 18th the largest that has yet been re-
ported for any month" OF this amount there 10 In
gold 90 $50 6s7 silver SCI 800, and In copper s2OJl
Union
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FROM Rio GRAspE AND MoSTEvIDEo.-By the
arrival Of the brig ohole. Capt Bsrstow, from Rio
Grsnde 2lst February, learn that the Dutch galloi
Carl Hendrick arrived at Rio Grande from Mon,evideo
That news received Of battle having been fought
near Msldonsrdo between Rivere and Ohbe, In which
the latter was victorious. The blockade Of Buepos
Ayres being vigorously enforced all communication is
cut of by land with Montevideo. The Dutch vessel
above cited taking In cattle for Monievdeo when the
Oriole sailed
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Business Notifies.

y FoR every kind Of business Ia which country
custom IL wanted the greatest peeunisy Advantages
to advertisers who select the papers suited to their
pursuits This can be done a, PAIMxas Agency, which
embraces upward of one thousand commercial scien.
t6c agricultural reormatory and in short the bee,
newspapers Of all the cities and principal towns Of the
country far and near He is ths Agent acknowledged
and authorized by the prophetsrs snd advertisers may
feel in trsnsscting business at his cce which 10
in The Tribune Buildings and nowhere else in New York
Advertisers have free admission to examine his hles
aud every requisite information Is given BY tho Asen,
for the adoption OF complete system OF advertising
either small large scale For the furshersnce Of
business enterprise tbs power of the press Of the
try known to be equal to that Of steam What though.
full mind don't know in It Is the power of mind over
mind. which may be multiplied indefinitely
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PHRrsoLoeY.-Mr. FOWLER has concluded to
form class for the purpose of teaching those who may
wsh to acquire practical knowledge Of this interesting
science large number OF ladies' and gentlemen have
already subscribed and received tickets for the course
Others who may be disposed to Join will please call at
the Fhrsnoiogieal Cabinet OF FowLEas WILLS l3l
Nassau-st
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Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence OF The Ir1oune.
PHILADELPHIA. April 20.
Charles Mosler was hung today for the murder
of hi. wife las, May The usual dreadful and sickenng
details of preparation frmness last words &c.
might give you butl shrink from with no feiIned hor
ror am conscientiousy opposed 10 legal murder, and
believe that the eorhcstion which usually attends the
oce of the but adds TO the dark catalogue OF
crime Our Sheriff Mr. Lelar. did all that became a
man TO mitigate his painful DUTY. Mo.er died resigned
under the influence of his Catholic adviser
Our City Councils last evening passed a compliment.
tary vote 10 Com Conner for the able discharge OF his
duties 10 the Gulf.
brig sails from here for Vera Cruz Monday, Of
fering an opportunity to send letters 10 the army
SALES OF Srocxs-First Board and After-5 North
Ky "a; 1900 ct S. cash, IS and b5 at $4,000 Tr
N Is b5 1904 1000 do cash, do 1919 81 Sc, in lots
b5 10; "a south Trust, liz Union Can, 37i so
Read ss 29i 40O County S. go s7t 10 Mech BIZ. 27t
IS Navg rs 81 1000 Leigh Int so; 100 union Canal b5
IS 250 BIZ, IS. Al; 10000 per cent TT Notes,
1881 1000 Read Bds .o ut 5000 81 So IS, 73i 100
Girzrd 5ds. lit.
Second Board and after % Ches and Del IS 1000
S. So los; 600 State S. 73t 200 &c. OF, 1854
1000 do lO5i Ches and Del 75i; IS Union Canal 3et
l6O Len int 60; 800 BIZ Sd, a. 100 Susq. lat 2OO
Norristown lot 1000 State S. Isl - Ches and Del
75t so Susq. l4t; Goo Sc, So ISL $50 Read IS
200 State &c. 73f 100 susq l4t 200 Read bds y
1000 susq bds So 100 Morris ls 100 Vicks. II 100
Morris, lsi; 50 do, 49, so DO. lsi 50 do, b5 lef
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Iron Safe case
Ia still on.
ters's Pills occupied the Superior Court yesterday
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS Orrrcx.-CAarlss
Thomas Of the bark Gazelle from bordeaux
was examined on a charge of endeavoring to create a
revolt, by laying violent hands the Captain &C. 1t
would seem that the friendly feeling did not exist
between the Captain and Mr. T. the first officer. At the
time complained of il was blowing hard. and the vessel
carried away the fore tack The Captain forward
He states that Mr. T. told him to 20 aft and mind his bu
sness thsre-thst he he Chief Mste) would take Of
the work forward and that he seized hold Of the Cap
tain Sesmen who were present testified that they did
not observe such hear any dsrespectful language
On a subsequent occasion. the Captain came on deck.
and found Mr. T. giving orders and told him that when be
Qhe Csp,ain) deck. he did not wish Mr.. 7. to
give any orders The latter remarked that he had bet
ter knock of work altogether then, and did for the
rest Of the passage Held to appear In the sum OF $l0o
CouEr OF COMMON PLEAs--In Standardization
Judge Ingrshsm. writs Of Aabsas Corpus -wrts In re-
lation 10 young who have enlisted and their dis
charge spilled for the ground Of minority have be-
come in Courts" thick as the leaves OF Valsmbro
sia" Three were brought up yesterday before Judge
Ipgraham viz: Thomas Hutchinson Of Philadelphia
and John Gray and Peter Murphy, from the country
IL appears that the Government pays ~ to any person
who will procure recruit and several Individuals are
engaged in consequence, in telling to such verdant
youths as they may happen light upon the glory and
ease of soldiers lie and inducing them TO enlist but
a week twos reality under a drill sergeant on the
Island dispes the d. cam and many write to their Pc
rents and other relatives to get them clear 10 the pres
ent instance the United States officers presented bills
against each for S s3 being IS bounty paid clothes
furnished, 81 to the person procuring them, &c The
Judge ordered the clothes TO be returned but would not
make peremptory order requested that the enlist
ment must be binding unless the money returned
The Court being satisfied that they each under 81
wears OF age, ordered their discharge.
MARINE CouRr-A number Of Jury cases are ready
for trial have been put of for the Of Jurors
On "wednesday not individual of all those summoned
appeared and but one Juror yesterday. similar want
OF Jurors believe, Is the principal cause Of but
branch being held OF the Superior Court
SUPERIOR CouRT.-A4Sustd Bropns vs. First Prssbyte.
rian Church Of Brookiyn-I never personally made any
agree ment any time with the Church my father ~
nv agent made any contract but only which
was for $780, paid quarterly. with such additional sum
a: the This /, ,ss n"s sna made
with the Church See advertsement-D. g. Browne,
agent for Augusta Browne
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FROM THE BRAzos-The steamer Maria Burt
Capt Riddle, arrived yesterday from the Brazos. By
her We have copy Of the Matamoros Flag of the 7th
instant.
No events Of interest had occurred the Rio Grande
Col Cushing arrived In Matamorss on the 5th inst
The following items all from the Flag OF the 18th.
We received no letters by this arrival.
A depot has been established at China and one Just
below Camargo, at Santa Anna Owing to the shallow.
ness Of the river Reynosa will become one ultimately
Capt Arnold has reached Camargo with two comps-
niles Of dragons and four companies of Kentuckans.
Lieut. Lesle Chase, formerly acting Assistant Quar-.
termaster At this place has been appointed Judge Advo
of the Western Division of the United Army
The appointment 10 good one.
Maj German Sd Indiana Regiment who dissng ushed
himself we'll at Buena Vista accompanied By Lieus
A. Pickett and A. Buckmsster passed down the river
to day after tsrrying short time in city. These
Gentlemen all wounded in the battle. The lsst
belong to st. Louis Capt Steen ls Dragons wounded
in the leg, also was passenger on the same boat
IN O. Delta of the 18th
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HATS HATS HATS KNOX, with hs e-sassouea
brevity would call the attention Of his friends to hnss
styles Of Spring Fashions which are now ready Nj
Store l2s Fulton-st He would with his usual phfsr
thropy invite strangers to bis establishment where ,Ay
obtain Hats of equal quality and ct lower price
than at any other store in tho city. slO TuThAsMh
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OFFICIAL DBPArcHEs-The Union brings US q
series of documents from the camp at Vera Cruz, de-
failing the operations of the army in that quarter but
we do not perceive that they contain anything new
The Union also says that letters have been received
from Gen Scott as late as the 9Th inst
The General was using every exerton to procure
wagons and teams for transportation for farther opera
tons In the time the city and camps remain Tree
from signs Of malignant fever and he hopes will CONT
nue. healthy fer weeks longer With proper care, no
serious approximations entertained OF any great
mortality the gsrrisons TO be left a, Vera Cruz and
the castle.
He has ordered two companies of lat infantry from
Tsmpico. TO strengthen the gsrrisons.
The inhabitants OF Vera Cruz. under the excellent
government, Of Gen Worth beginning TO be assured
Of protection and to the cheerfulness of their
spirits.
The General has some idea of selecting and sending
home some Of the besutlu bronze pieces taken with
the castle and city Qls out OF more than 400 They
are held liable to be restored sthe pscfcaon but they
need not be restored without the unrsmmeled consent
of the United States The General, however proposes
20 send only a small number about dozen as trophies
He Is sbont to send other trophies-hags coors and
stsndsrds-by Col Bsnkhesd, selected on account Of
eminent services in the siege and partly because OF his
indrfn health.
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Arrivals of Produce, &c. by the New.York
and Erie Railroad......J p. Cirkson, Agent
Rportsd syecialy for Tie NsIp- York Tribune.

reported pecialIyfor The Nsp York Tribune
FRIDAY, April %, 1sf7.
Per barge Henry Suydam-50 bgs bark, Gordon; 80
bbs hour Ros tubs butler calves bxs eggs Capt
King; 81 tubs butter IS calves IS sheep Capt Leeds Dol
eggs w REYNOLDS n tubs butter a calves, Jenning
Thompson 100 sides leather. n Smith, IS tubs butter
calves 10 sheep box eggs Coleman 80 tubs butter -
calves bnds hides CLARK; IA tubs buler % calves IL
hbs aour Capt Dill SO sides leather, fireman; bxs
sylhes, Thomas Franklin pigs chair stuff, Cook ;
ado, IngersolL
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r Hon. JOHN NJ. Boris it viii be seen oy
our rslegrsphic Dispatch, is elected % Congress
In thu Richmond District
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GOLD PENS. STILL Lowrn.-J W. GsxAroS 4 Co. n
Cedarst are now selling good gold pen for 7ss red
diamond pointed pen for o. sud the magnificent Bssey
pen ald to be the bes, and cheapest pen In the ey)
for o. u.s. oliver pencil case always included together
with some dozen other styles Of pens, much cheaper.
either wholesale retail than be found elsewhere
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ECONOMY AND FAsuros--Eisss sold BY Kellogg. ils
Csnas we believe, scarcely equslsd BY any soih
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DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PxSs--J. Y. sAvAes. n
Fulton-st sells good pens for rs cents, also msch
cent pen for o., which Is the best and cheapest pa b
the city. Levi Browns pens (gcnuioe) at the lcvsa
prices. The trade supplied At the lowsst prices