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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

L prof n. ~ Brown tof Union College, will open q
School for the instruction Of young gentlemen, on Wed
nesdsy the 5h OF May al GIL Broadway, opposite Bond St
For terrns testimonials NC Circulars, which may be
had al store OIL Broadway; Carriers bookstore 50 Canal
Al; Office OF the Protestant Churchman, and shepsrds
ss,oya iai Rroadwav as lw
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One Hundred and sixteen Bushels TO the Acre

UoTesPVhuehce OF Iut ITIUuuu'
PARIS ny. March 30, 1871
GREELEY X MCELRATH You will find enclosed
6ve dollars Northern Bank kentucky. wish you TO
send to Samuel H. Clay, for one year the Farmers Ii
brsry and Monthly Journal it being the Premium ofer
ed by the Bourbon County Agricultural Society Tor the
bes, acre of Corn for 1876. The amount II prodncea
iIo bushels pints.
yours C. ALEXANDER, Treasurer.
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HYER'S PILLS.
rr- The American Improved Hygeiau DIedi-


cine.-rhese Pills undenisby Of he pest com.
pounds OF the day general family medicine For ad-
minsirs0n IN al temporary complaints OF the stomach
and bowels headache cold Sc they may be fully depended
upon and prompt Of them the FIRST appearance Of
indisposon Will Invariably much sickness They are
peculiarly adapted 10 all o. weakness and genefa de-
biyany arrangement In fact Of the system and especial
Is with feualeshsve proved eminently useful In all nger
ing complaints dyspepsia, pulmonary, rheumatic and spas
modic affections, liver complaints, pspitslons, sc. No
family, after fair tral will remain without them
General Depot 40 Fulton-st "a door Sold also by Tin
so Broadway Cook, corner Grand and Allen SITS; Silva 3
Esst Broadway; Mrs. Hayes ii9 Fulton Brooklyn, j. z
Ourdan ~ Grand st. Williamsburgh. ef ruThSSsIosu
tF DR.. Banning's Body Brace efficient re-
lief for weakness Of the voice lungs spine and limbs par
cllarly for dyspepsia constipation aud piles with weak
OF the stomach aud sides weakly females fast grow
ing children and s disposed droop snd seden,ery
especisly spinal subjects, will be delighted with its
ton Reference given TO many distinguished cergyuien,
who hsve been rescued from approximation, from de-
biliy and bronchitis Pamphlets aud book Common
Sense" giving information be hsd 81 the Office 49,
Broadway. lady In attendance on ladies' M eodU
~ Elihu Burritt's Christian Citizen published
weekly At Worcester, Mass-refms, VI 50 In advance
v B. Palmer, Newspaper Agent Is Agent for IT, AT his Of
fces in New. York, Phlisdelphs and Baltimore,
m26 lmeod DkW
= Water Cure House.-Mrs NJ 3. Cove eontin.
20 receive patients at Der house 81 lohst New
York.
M. also vlsls ladies' and children their bomss and
gives direction fer the application Of wser Cure sou
~ T. j. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. 63
Wall-sl NewYor Uncurrent money bought and sold !;
gold snd silver exchanged uotss and dram collected OF
J.. d. WHEELER,
~ Commissioner for the states OF New York
and Connecticut. Tsmmsny Hall nit
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TO STRANGERS.

cHRisriEs GALVANlc AND MAGNETIC CUSArIvES
~ In all cases OF Rheumatism and Nervous
Complaints the efficacy OF these articles Is truly wonder
l complete often being sccomp ished when every
other have failed. Several Physicians now recon.
mead them In their prsetce and The Ordinary preiraice
which generally attached 10 articles Of he kint rapid.
ly disappearing. Mary Of most respectable citizens
have used them with perfect success percu ary Ia cases
Of Govt Tic Do0reur, Paralysis Apop'exy, Neuralgia
Nervous Tremors, PApilsons, snd the long usins OF
Nervous Disorders. In ne most affecting q Deaf
ness complete cures have 0en been effected great Id
vantage these articles Is The eutfe SAFETY and cOnye-
niencs attending them.
The only agency in SswYor< for CHRISTIE'S genuine
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General Notices.
FOWLERs & WELLS, 1871 Nassau-st. n. Y.
PHRENoLOGISTS AND PUBLISHERS.
Ofce hOurs from A NJ 10 10 PM


~ French LanguRGe.-Manescas Oral System. -
MsSsne Durand. ds1 ghter q the late Jean Msress will
confinue her classes through The sumSer Gentlemen
wishing Join the early morniag eAss may row enter
their Ladies may their names for he aNer-
roor class, which viii commence early IN Mky. limited
number % pupils who may wish 20 have TIE benef Of
more constant practice In speskng French can AFTER The
lsi Of May be received into Madame Dursnds fxmily
Apply az IS Wslker-sL a7sgd
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forbidden the contrary II is ordered that safety and
protection be given to him and them in case Of need
Done al the headquarters Of the Army OF tie United
states this 18Th day Of March, l-+7
WINFIELD SCOTT.
BY command Of Major General Scott
II. L. scoTT A. AAG
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m DrALERs FIRE ARMS.

TT 8 CIRCUIT COURT, for the southern District on
l. New York--Ethan Allen Is. Onsson Blunt 81 a.
Alexander Gardiner Clerk Of he Circuit Colfl OF INC
iirsd states for the southern District Of Newfofk 90
hereby certify that the above entitled suit was ied ID tne
sd Csur on the sth and 29h days OF April 1913 before
ha Hon smith Thompson Associate Justice Of the su
creme Court Of the United states tat jury ives empan
rasd and sworn and The opened BY Mr. sherman on
~ ar, on he plsntif Ethan Aleu- and Mr. selden %
he ban Of the defendant Orsson Blunt Il alb mat 1ef
The evidence mad been closed me case vas summed
u sldsn FOR The defendant and by NJ Davis Tor me
nisintd that charge ibereupon given by ne Coun
~ he tury who retired under charge Of an 0resr s1J
ouahed 70 attend Lhem and on their return rendered Va
following verdict viz; ,.-,,.
Thai Ihey find that the pAatf 10 not the orgna nven,
or and patsnlss and entitled TO The 1 and efeosvs nkn
sad liberty OF making constructing, using and vending 20
others 10 Be- used the improved locs claimed oy him ana
set forth In his patent ..-. -
vended by the defendants 10 not an Infringement OF ins
olsinl.fI . rights, and SO they cay all
All of xheh appears hy the minutes o. The said tria
. a. S h, M oafe ALEY GARDINER, CLERK.
tec c. :. a. tSae a. Mkrbu
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NIF.sRs- UUBBs a. CLARKE have removed

wi their school the corner Of Fourth and Mo Douga
ats on Washing square The school rooms furniture ana
Instruction provided have been designed for high order
OF education IN all The departments OF juvenile ana yonuu
learning The location Is central and pleasant and easy
of access from all parts VI the city. The school - now
OMEN Tor the visitation Of It's friends end those who desire
are for the education Of their sons my tMyl-
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PgrIr LARcESIEs-Elizabeth McNichol was
last night arrested by officer Golfer Of the Fourth Ward
charged with stealing clothing from Mary Dougherty-
Detained for examination Thomas b NandeTyer was
ast night arrested by officer Trainer of the Tenth Ward
charged with stealing bed clothes Detained for exam
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BURGLsRY-Danie Thompson was last night
arrested by officers Willis aud Mekhart Of the Tenth
Ward charged with burglsrousy entering and stealing
from the premises Of Hiram d. Pm: No; ITO bowery,
S2lO In Bank bills When arrested s9l p and silver
watch worth 8 were found upon his person Detained
for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

rgp The Wings of Portland, Me. have unani
mousy nominated ELIPHALET 6REfLY, Esq. the
present Mayor forreslection
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TRIAL FOR FALSE PRETEScEs-A young man
named lanes O'Ne was called 10 trial on charge oi
obtaining from recruiting agent the sum OF - as ooun
~ money on enstng into the United states oy
rsnrssenting that he OF age. when his discharge
Vs. soon after obtained on the ground that he WAS MI
nor. The accused was defended BY J. N Green E ss
and the Jury rendered a verdict OF not guilty Inc
court then adjourned until this morning
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CITY ITEMS.
WEDNEs.

"WEDNESDAY, Aprh =.
r1s~ The steamboat on the New Haven route
will leave at o'clock A. NJ. on and after Friday the
9th. instead Of Ct, az at present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

sroLEs.-A gold lever watch, valued at 500
was stolen from the Of James Benthen mate
on board the pscketshp Liverpool then lying at the foot
of Burling Slip about four o'clock yesterday morning
The thief has not been arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

RoBsERY-The premises Of Mrs. Champion No
as Suffolk 81 was entered about o'clock last might
through the rear. and robbed Of nun olaeN eIou
rlosk a mantla a shawl an umbrella. copper kettle
and box Of relies The thief has not been arrested
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. oaiy - b Nsx.YoLs 81 cHRLsrIEs genaIas
wisg BROADWAY ~

between John-sl, and Maiden-lsn-.
No drug store In Newiorx win ever be allowed 70
Keep Dr. Chrste- articles Many Of these establishments
offer worthless limitations, against which The pubic
respectfully cautioned. nSl Go, TuTxP
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HoRsy ssp GIG SroLFs-About halt past 10
O'Clock this morning some daring rogue drove on with
horse and gig belonging to Capt Wandei rom ohs ny.
bsrnst nesr the Hall OF Records where il had been left
tied to post BY the owner
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a. 9i2 and i was badly taken swsy-In 1887 when til.

s42i2 and II was badly taken away-n ls37 when Tia
CITY was much smaller. II was sold for $4,000
Inc CITY sgeserbes to Journal of Commerce Fx
press news Globe, Commercial Mirror and Post (for
eopies) 1890. Why them onyi The Tay ofsce "a
Finance salaries are $4,000. The Water
and superlntendents get $1,000 and Croton Rosrd
ss'ss Inc City Couris Of Law exact s554c2 for sala
res alone besides million of dollars of fees 10 their
orhcers &C not yet named by Mr.. Ewenl
The Peniten,sry and Detention House salaries ara
nearly s27OCO-snd Of COMMON sEwKRs so advsnts
geous LOT heath there Is not for twenty reouired
Only 1910 have been expended in repars &c al sew
ers, The Lamp and Gas bill is only si62 s3i.
Among tho receipts find only $3.50 received from
Alien Passengers. This seems not 10 corre,nond xxh
the immense immigration at this port How arc ,bs
acs The AlmsH House gives the State creditor 4 600
paid in sid of Alien Poor and s. 600 as received who
from Tor support Of Bonded Passengers
The Tavern and Excise Licenses 10 authorize Tom
and Dick to destroy Jonsthans senses with brandy rum
gin and whiskey, S36563.
The Market Fees bring to the City s2964l Market
Cellars, <lO5oO and Butchers Stands sl3l2O The
Market Salaries and Expenses are set down AZ s5 670
Ewens index directs the reader Of his report 10 pages
hs snS ~ Tor facts as to school noneyswhc
tnst were levied in 1896 that $53572 were paid
to Schools out of the levy of ls45 and s7p l ont Of
the levy OF 1916 and that the Citys quota Ceceyed
from State Of School moneys was S35 $50 Ada those
sums 10 some $4,000 paid 10 Academies and Colleges
located In your City, and really one would think tina,
the abest teachers and the best gratutous education in
the Union would fall TO the lot Of the and daughters
of NewAmsterdam Much may be done with annie
If men of talent character and practical business
habits get the control but bodies without heads are like
ships without pilots.
The City receipts for 1916 are summed up page - at
the enormous sum of S56ls 539 and the expenditures
at $5,542yH. To understand the whole story from
schedule to schedule r. would require more learning
tnan pretend to possess Mr.. Pitt had he been living
would have reloiced TO see sinking funds" stocks"
loans revenue bonds floating debt" and all the
other phrases of his system translated into the
american tongue and dancing through the pages of Mr.
Ewens queer and complex composition
lothian licenses HACKS cabs, stages, junk shops ser.
wants place offices butchers meat shops pswnbrokers
ana secondhand dealers, and squeezes sl5796 out OF
them yearly, while Cornelius w Lawrence pays S25 900
10 II men "a " measurers' TO Uncle Sam whose Joint
services other than political not worth cent
ROGER SHERMAN
PS. Nothing remarkable In the Legislature to day
dull, very did not take single note.
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~ A Fire was discovered last evening in the
house at the Of sixthsyenue and Seventeenth
Damage trhing
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- GrsERAL sEssIoss-Taesday-IrIA ].

~ GENERAL SEssIoSs-Tuesdsy-ITl (0r
Pa,siaz Connfs-fsh M0aey-A young man named 1ohn
Wilson WA placed the bar for ira on enslse %
a,,snptp0 10 pass counterfeit $40 b.I purportlng 70
rave been issued by the Bank Of sevbUrgh 20 nessrs
q A Wilder 403 Hudssn-st in the month Of February
s,t After the evidence the case was then summed "
In behalf Of the accused by MS counsel = w. ursen
~ The Jury after brief consultation, toun1 tne
prisoner guilty when the Court remanded him Tor sen
,1uce
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FIRE IN FALL RIvER-On Saturday evening 4
zoo5 dealer u the south end Of Granite Block when
reued IN damage % the goods amounting TO almost
otsl loss by hre smoke and water Ine nre Is
~ Rave taken from spark in exrnguishing the hsn
80 On Goods about 5000 or sjO0o-nsursnee about
$500 The Office Of Dr. Crary. over the store sustained
considerable damage.
SNAIL Pox AMONG THE CHIPPEwAY lspiAss;-
The sane disease which exterminated the Nsacow uiOS
of Indians is raging among the CniP2eveys, ,s.,
- xi-L5van TIE Prqfrie dH CRisI Pafri9t says tnst
according 10 intelligence from Fort Wnnebsgo nss aa
temper was carrying them OF in great numoes 81 ~
of The white settlers he'd been attacked VIZ =
sisns were found dead one morning on the zee.
lr,,vrp c,xRRIA-The steamer Cd~t,'a,
-. -. hs,cs March for Liverpool was spoken
March G. lat &C II, Ion. q " lo'SS ""'
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DOAKDING AND TUITION for three or four

ID young ladies In prvae family ln lhe COUNTY, IN me
pleasant and healthy village OF Richmond Staten Island
within ~ hours travel from the City OF New YORK. where
every attention will he given thorough Instruction In
Ali the English branches together with music the piano
and their morals carefully guarded snd Improved The
most respectable references given Tor srher niofma.
I'm. Richmond County, N. Y.
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MURDER II UPPER CANADA cruel and very
deliberate murder took place the 22d ut near Guelph
caused by the religious feuds between the Orangemen
and their opponents Robert Oliver deposed before the
Coroners jury that the Monday afternoon, as he was
returning home in sleigh from Guelph he met Thomas
and John Cochin. armed with sticks, and fearing that
there would BE- bad work, returned for bis brothers
Richard and William, and soon met them. the latter
being coveted with blood They got into his sleigh and
made for their fathers house till they came to place
where the road was rather bare OF snow when Richard
Jumped out 10 the horses Justthen Charles Coch
lin came up and cried out to them TO stop ADDING
fix YOU my lad Richard asked him what be wanted
with them on which Cochin put his hand into his
breast pulled out dagger or knife and stabbed hum IN
the breast with within about 20 so feet OF the sleigh
Richard Immediately staggered back saying You have
stabbed and got into the sleigh without assistance
In two or three minutes he dropped his head down be
tween his legs and deponent requested William to ift
Nun up and see what TIE matter with him In dong
so the latter exclaimed be was dead Deceased never
spoke after saying You have stabbed me- and Cochin
he ing him say replied did and meant 10 DO IL
In Ireland famine ;hins the population in Canada
rortv strife
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~ Christian H. QuackeHJHsh the singing
master who ran away to Boston from Berlin
Rensselaer, Co. with a Miss Martha Weaver, one
Of his pupils and caught in two or three days by
his amazing stupidity in taking bis big fiddle along with
him. so that he was easily traced and identified having
been readily convicted OF Adultery sentenced by
Judge Wells on Saturday to four months imprison-
ment Christian plesded stoutly that as Adultery was
no crime against the Laws Of NewYork he did not sup
pose it was punished by Of Massachusetts, but the
Judge knew a trick woI I two of that aud jagged him
The next time be cuts s. Ease csper he will doubtless
run some other way or just stay At home and snap his
fingers az the Moral Law and the relatives Of his veum
He was helped mild sentence By affecting letters
OF forgiveness from his deserted wife and daughter
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Legislature of Newly ..TmRTEESTH WEEK
Correspondence of The Tribune.


Correspondence of The Tribune.
ALBANY, Monday Night April 8, lsi7.
The greater part of this day has been occupied
by the gentlemen of the Assembly. in discussing
the question of what has been aud what has to be
done-how the 365 already before the House
and another so that much required be disposed
Of How little leo legislators may do in given time
the records of this session and the last and many others
before it, from January to April will show.
Mr.. Wright, who stated that he did not again intend
to be candidate for seat in the Legislature OPP
posed to an extra session, as was Mr.. Blodgett Mr..
Speaker and Mr. Sill were in favor of it, Mr.. Wright
casually remarked that such the character of Con.
gressiona legislation that men II brsassd Crer when
Congress adjourned.
Soon after P. NJ. the debate ended and the House
agreed to what believe is also the Senates resolution
viz close their present sittngs the 10Th of May
next and meet again and conclude their work on the
sth of September by vote Of I'll to l6 81 members be-
ing absent.
corporation of Insurance Companies and his Safety
Fund Banks Corporation bill is made the special order
for next Monday morning. The Erie Railroad bill is to
DO considered next "Wednesday. II Introducing very
many bills and getting them printed be useful labor this
Legislature has transcendent merit-there are, pre-
sumo $500 TO 900 printed folio pages Of proposed laws
already before the two Houses Ii would be rather hard
work TO consider discuss their merits and thus dispose
of them.
The Legislature of ancient Virginia managed these
matters in more summary manner. When il had been
81 years British Colony, prntngpress being allow
ed his Excellency Governor Sir WSlliam Berkeley thus
wrote to the Lords of the Committee OF Colonies in the
reign of Charles H. June 90, 1871:
O" Yet thank God. there Free Schools
Printing fin Virginia; and hope shall not have
these hundred For learning has brought disobe
dence and hefesy, and secs The world and Printing
has dvulged them and bes ganst the best Government
God keep ls from both 20
Now, that early day of adjournment is agreed on
(Which will throw many of the Judiciary regulations
presume Intentionally into the Fall session. after the
new Judges are elected) IL is probable that the Legsa
ture will take up whatever 1t has resolved to perfect
and work harder and the purpose than hitherto
also the speeches of active and useful members
will be more brief terse, and pithy
Tomorrow the Legislators enter upon their fourth
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LNAIIILf BONHDTNO y IIOOI. I.I tVJs-- OF
IL kers, N. Y. the east bank of the Hudson, mes
from the city. The Summer term Of the Locust HI School
will commence on Monday, the 81 Of May.
Circulars and particular information may be had Of Kew
Dr. uodgrass 759 Broadway Of n Falls Esq. Trades
mems Bank III Cha,ham.st Of Philip Daier, Esq l6l
Frouts OF ~ 7. Higbie Fac 80 LesingIon-ayennei OF
G. s. Rockwell, Esq. llot Cherry st. r. w Townsend,
E,q 81 Cedersl Of o. r. Wells, 81 d. 1903 NinIhayenue
Al The book store Of ates seadman, l36 Nssssus and
OF Rev C. Green OF Jay and johnson sts Brook
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RHEUMATISM AND rHE Plies.

Dr.. TowssESD-Dep SIR Ny wife has been for sever
al years an cted with rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies to obtain relief but al TO pur
She finally induced, by seeing your edvesse
ment to give your Snsapalaa trial We procured some
Of IL from your agent Mr. Van Buskirk) and Il gvcs
pleasure TO that aer using h che experienced great
relief and In q very short time perfectly cured fwas
also together with In my employ badly troubled
with piles aud by using small quantity OF your Sarsaps
rills. our complaint completely cured consider IL
OF the best Of medicines, and would sdyse al who
afflicted 10 give II trial 0ARRfr 6ARRABRANT,
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THE EDITOR.

John Jsrkson ESD Editor Of shs Railway Republican,
published the shove certificate and remarks In editorial
follows
The success Of Dr. rownsend's preparation Of Sarsa-
fsrs be % the extraordinary characrrr
We Pnohsh to-day two certificates In Its behalf
Capt Mclean. Ol this town. aud from Rev Mr. White,
OF staten Island. gentleman well known In Rahway.-
Capt Mclean believes the medicine TO have his ne.
and Mr.. W e seems 20 entertain ecusy strong
fience Ia lie efficacy. Intelligent meu ike hese would
not praise strongly whsihey ala fully believe de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

NTOTICE,--The Coparinership hereio'ors existing
solv bv rt al consent on the hrsi day ofFebruary A.
The sa6scrbers having thar dsie purchased the mn,
OF MI A. French viii continue the business o.
~ sns selling Lsrnps as before under the frn % 80
BROTHER co. al i39 Willisnl-si and ihg
authorized !" 'r'N7 'N7 Wn HsNRf DIETZ'
ROBT T. PHI
JOHN A. WEEP -.
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No ConfrnIntiOn OF The TakIng OF Fern truZ'
A Postscript in the Philadelphia North Ameri-
can of this morning. dated O'Clock A. NJ. states
that the Southern mail has just been assorted.
There has been no new arrival at New Orleans,
either from the Brazos or Vera Cruz; nor do we
find any confirmation of the rumor via Charleston
that Vera Cruz had been taken.