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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
Steamboats-Inspectors.

In reply TO the communication Of SAFETY
VALVE" asking information in relation To the act OF
Congress to provide for the better security Of psssen
gers on board Of vessels propelled in whole par,
BY steam we would state that there 10 clause re-
curing that the Inspectors certificate should be be
posted and Kept IA eonspcozs part Of said boar for
n< information Of passesSvs" And hope that travel
require the Observance OF this ssutary section
The Press certainly responsible for the abuses ths
have grown out Of the lax and Inefficient manner In
which this act Of Congress has been administered II
presumed that the new Inspectors will carefully note
and report every instance where steamboat shall neg
lect to comply with the provisions Of the law We sup
pose such 10 be their duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
Facts for the Merchants and Capitalists of the
City of New-York.

see by the published notices, that the books OF
srh.o,,or 20 ,bs csn,,sl s,ock of the ApY
- -. -. =, -
AND CArskiL RAILROAD CoMfANi are soon \" 0e
opened In Schenectady and this City Briefly posi-
HE I wish IN show the immense importance of this
-, - 49,. Co.,. :, ~. " "a H., - ,,roxo tho, ,,.
roSu " 'ne my VI 'e" Iva ""A "'0 " 80
stock VIII be equaln not superior 10 any otnet invest
ment of the kind in this or any other State By par
"a, rvv ,.d .or,s vsar. since the dis,snce will not
.S - 40 -. tn. - 49,, c.,.lu,
vary nuen iro'n % in"o' AUG ee"e' ''"'s
% feet per mile for about hve miles then following 'he
flats at an average grade of feet per mile with
nsns;va h,;d,a. ny deem cu,s know of no ground of
p'"'0 y IN'f :. Ia, .ha.ua-
the same s"tshee where's roso CAN 'o yum e"o"Pe
II 10 confidently believed that the whole road can be
,rsaaa and the rail. laid for <7O0OOO The capital stock
!. sI COCOON
Few words "a TO the advantages of this road II is
we'll knouo that II takes from nine TO twelve hours for
A steamboat 10 make a passage from New.York 10 Al
hapy A boat lesving New-York at O'Clock A NJ. will
be at Albany from 10 81 P NJ u rot DISTRACTED by the
Orsrslassk and at P. NJ passengers leave for Uu'
ca Now II the UIica passengers leave the boat a,
Cstskl at about / o'clock F. NJ and take the cars to
liucs via Science taoy they would be in Utes at
the hour Al which by the present route they leave
Albany Passenger. bv the Cs,skill road could be q,
Ssratos. "a soon a. the boat now ordinarily reaches
Albany and Troy and when the Saratoga and White
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21


BURLINGTON, Iowa April 3, ls47
My DEAR srR; have great pleasure N an
noonc;ng the entire success of the Wing ileAe' -
De, MONIES County. In the face OF Ofss INA.
JO'"y VI ~ Official
beaten them 40
s,ock,op (Whis) District Judge o.
Cook DO. oeno0 ..s n Al =.
Annexed give you tabular statement OF the
- Gov Mason. Loco and Harlan, (Whigl as com
osrsd with the Congressional vote in November
,.Lipo Letter Loco and Hedrick Wing the
h;obest on their respective Tickets. Harlan, we
think. must be elected. Stockton is beaten In a
wbig D.tric, BY the votes Of the Anti Claim party In
Lee County, from bis supposed connection with the
owners Of the famous Half Breed Tract You can get
an idea Of the character Of the Postum Psrty from
the fact tina. while Williams Loco beats Stockton
(whig) nearly or quite soO Harlan "his beats Mason
Noco) about 400 votes.
Upon the receipts offull Official returns Will transmit
Very truly yours,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

LEGISLATIVE REPoRrrSG-It will be recollect
ell that the Senate Of the United States, toward
the close of the last session, adopted a resolution
offered by Hon. Mr. Hannegan, authorizing the en-
ployment ofan official corps OF Reporters for tina. bo-
dy under the charge of DR.. Houston We perceive
that the French Chamber of Deputies have adopt
ed similar method Of securing full and impartial
reports of their proceedings and debates The
profession of reporting is an eminently important
and useful one, and we are gratifed in observing
these indications OF the estimation in which it be-
gins 10 be held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
Official Dispatches,

The Union brought Us last evening the following
official account from Gen Taylor Of the Battle o
Buena Vista The universal desire 10 read what
ever Old Rough and Ready has to say OF bis
brilliant achievements will justify US in setting
aside variety of articles intended for our paper
to-day to make room for this DsPatch-the longest
tina, has yet proceeded from bis pen.
The Union also contains a long Dispatch from Col
Price, detailing the late events in New Mexico,
but for this we have no room today We shall
publish it hereafter, If on farther examination we
deem it Of sufficient importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

Vrcr CuAScELLoR's CouRT-Before Vice Chancellor
Ssndiord-Isaae Jones, gorge Jones. and dadreD q
Hamsrslev vs. James Mas0a-Mr Is a Of the late
John Mason. lie entered action OF ejectmen In the
Superior Court relative 10 piece OF property belong
ing to the in which he contests the validity Of his
fathers will and claims as heir 10 sixth part oil the es
tate Messrs Jones We believe, married sisters OF Mr.
and with Mr. II. executors aud trustees under the
will They came into the Court Of Chancery with an
application for injunction 10 prevent Mr.. NJ from
bringing the seton entered by him IN the Superior
Court 10 trial on the ground that In bill he ned
time since 10 this Court 10 set aside the will on the
ground that the void. he admitted the valid
execution Of the will. Argument was heard, in which
the counsel for the executors contend that Mr. stop
ped from contesng the due execution Of the will by his
admissions al that time This was denied, II being
tended that the bill in this Court was simply 10 the
trusts while the sui, in the Superior Court denies that
the will from various causes, (among them that IL was
made at time when Mr. Mason his death bed,
and that personal influences exercised In relation
to the matter hsd vitality in law The argument
will probably be continued this forenoon.
CouAr OF OrEA AND TE.NrSzR-The trial in the
charge TO Mr.. Joseph, postponed also
that Of Harris, charged with forgery
CIrcvrr Cousr-Before Judge Edmonds William B.
Tornssad 70 Martha D. ErG-Ar. Townsend let to
Mrs Ever house No 10 Bsrclsyst at $50 per snnum,
taking chstie mortgage in security for the rent sui
Jet 10 previous mortgage Of Mr.. Colt and also ha-
wing Mr. Beach security The present Is sctca Of
uover to the value OF the property il being
previous mortgage act up In defence. The furni-
lure mortgages said be worth 81 200. Verde,
for plaintiff $3.50, subject 10 the opinion Of the Court
For plaintiff, Mr. o. II Platt-For defendt Mr.. Cochran
srPEzIoR CovRr-Before Judge Oakley-Tks PEG
PIE Of The Siate Of Nec- York FrezcA Hssu-A sui,
was brought some time since against Messrs T. & r.
propretors Of Castle Garden, to recover 10 behalf OF
the House Of Refuge fine Of $500 for having theatr
cal performances without license The plaintiff In
tina, sui, proved some exhibitions Of psntomime but
sufficient In the Jurys estimation 10 come within
TIE law and verdict rendered for defendants
who, BY the BY bad 10 pay their coats il having
been decided BY the Superior Court In bsnc that there
is no law to recover costs in such case where an &C.
ton Is In the name Of the People A suit was en-.
tered and tried yesterday and repeated exhibitions
shown. Verdict for plaintiff, s5o0-For plaintiff Mr.
Geo. J. Cornell for defendants Mr.. Blunt and Mr. Wan
maker.
L. 8. COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE.-The two seamep Of
the ship Burlington placed board the revenue eutter
lsst week on charge Of endesyorng 10 create revolt
were examined The affair appeared TO be of little
weight and they were discharged On giving personal re-
eognizanee 10 spPear.
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pAssENogps Annfvrn

IN asonsAfp Sonfh<rro, from Ctarlsaos-Rsv N,
Convers and lady. Mrs Bidwell, Miss Thssrs Ms IoS
Brisbane and Miss Brisbsnes. Mrs 7 h-rrsle. w.
Benjamin and children. Mrs Jsns Grsy and Nrs Or,
Mrs stephens Mrs A Srllmsn. Mrs p A Scranton NJ.
n Miller and child, Mrs G w Morris Miss A Mor,,.
Mrs Young snd child Mrs Barnes and nephew Yss
Bliss. Mr. Wood lady and nsrse, Mr. Ess,cott ssd lsdy
Mr. Vanbash and lady Mofett and lady l. 8sss.i,
lady and children, DR. 4 NJ Parker Or Novel, M,
Madison, II N Morris Gsrtieus. G Godfrey, d iAnb.
Ter. A Mcdonald. Thomas Medley. Campbell. 1
Gamble and son. Mr. Ellis and lady D Whttemose p r
Abercrombie. DIR B Johnson. r Hogan. Shrepshire
Geo Davis. w woolsey. DIR Abbee. Zosbsan. ] A
Pratt II Bisehof. Besmsn. Bul~inie. Lieut. wn
Drayion u SN. J C Cobb. IT, Dow and lsdy D n
Corwith. p ,Brunese. Mr. Finch. Mr. Wilkiasou ]
Smith. Jas Boyce, w w Bsbcock, A w wsldsOo and
Is In the Storage.
" sAig CASTOR. from MarssiLes-Lieut Lynch md
lady. N G Gerard.
IN brig Cfsfon. fro,s SarapzaA-Nrs McIntosh, Nlss
yeroce. Miss Grewsrd. Mrs w w Douglass. Mrs ssa
ches Messrs w w Douglas Henry Clark w Cobb
S Cotton. G Jeard. Master Sanchez, and ~ steer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

How THEY DO IT. TRrcs or four DAYS before the
.sr Municipal Election In Newyork TAS Trbs.s Slated
that the whig Nayorslty nominee MIR BRADY had WI il.
ten . letter to the National Reform party fully 40
ssnting several OF their principles and partially
i1s with others TAs TrbEEs gave the letter IN fun
Nj. Rradys name signed 20 H. Three DAYS after the
election. the Walst press cousa out In Mr. Brady
name and thai the Mayor elect only did
not siga such letter bus It. and that II was
therefore fsbricatos Since then The Tribuns
has no, found il sonyensnt to open its mouth the
subject lBrooklyI Eagle.
~ Il is utterly false that The Tribune PUBLISH
ed any such letter or any letter at all from Mr..
Brady or In any way indicated that Mr. B. svora.
bic TO the views OF the National Rsiormers before or du
ring the late Charter Election. Aag the result was
declared stated the ySia that many Of the National
Rsformers bed voted Sor Mr. b believing him favor able
10 their lesdas principle Of Land Limitation; and, our
ssatepens being eopsrovcrted BY the Express we pub
hAsd the letter having Mr. Brsdys sgusture which hsd
I'D this diversion In his favor. That letter IL now
appears. wss forgery of which Mr.. Brady knew moth
lag s after it, publication; but this by means Affects
shs sssA that IL published genuine and gave Mr.
D. some two 10 four hundred votes. The Express 10
mean enough to suppose that 1t fabricated BY an
e.uuv of Mr.. Brady to injure him l--ss II any such
would have BEEN fool enough TO send snd circulate
IN the Young America only instead Of blaroning IL
In tbs daily papers The Editor Of Young America
Who ives the party imposed upon. h now investigating
the matter and will doubtless report In due sesson
When be does, zee whether The Tribune will will
not snd It convenient 70 open Its mouth the sub
jset"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

AMERICAS TEMPERANCE HOUSE, WoRcEsTER-
This capital house has been recently opened by Messrs
Tucker & Bonney Mr. Tucker has long been known as
the obIigng and popular Conductor the Long Island
Railroad and those who have experienced his and
courtesy that road will have hesitation in nrust
ing themselves to his attentions whenever they have
casion to visit in Worcester Indeed with such land
lord and in such charming town, the American House
must become favorte Summer soiourn with the New.
Yorker. aud Bostonians.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
nv MAGNETIC TELE C RAPH
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, April 2o-7P. NJ
Nothing OF interest in the Senate.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. BLoDeEr objected to leave being given to
bring in bill to prevent traffic In adulterated alco
hoc liquors.
The House went into Committee on several bills
The bill for the appointment of Railway Commits
sioner was taken up, but not acted on finally The
bill authorizing the Controller to cancel the bonus
Of Albany City for money loaned from the School
Fund and expended on Canal Basin, was taken up
1t is supposed to be unconstitutional
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

JUDICIAL CoSvEsTIoSs.-The Wings Of VASE
,ngton are 20 hold County Convention on tne
10Th, to nominate County Judicial Omcers ana 70
appoint Delegates to the District and state Iuoi'S
Conventions. e,,
The Wings of Dptchess meet on the 10th OF May
ALBANY Eve. Journal.
Y' We suppose party nominations, on one or
both sides. will be made in most Of the Districts
and Counties. There can be little harm in this II
the People will firmly and generally resolve to vote
for the men ttest for Judgesrather than those win
whom they chance to agree in Politics. Theinenas
Of an Elective Judiciary should especially be careful
to vote for the best Judges rather than the best Pol
itcians. The Public Good impaatively demands It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

CIRCUIT CouRr-No. GO, G, 3, II, -. II, &C. Al, %,
81 rs l3C 1911. 1872, l33.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos r. ls, l23, lO3, 8, l04, 10, g.
So q S. So 81 % ~ A. 90 81 s. g. IS H. s. g. ~
a. a. To- 49, a. poe CO. 273 90 no. {. 49, 100 % loo,
Jos ll6 100 So 81 Sc %. A., 90, 49, So s. a. Ill.
CoMMoS PLEAs-No Calender posted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

Coop CoFrEE, TEA, kc.--J. o. FowLEs has jaG re-
ceiyed large and complete sssor men. OF Tess'
white and yellow Sugars, Nc. lie sells old Java Of s
finest quality at i2i cents very old sanslrs 10 esnisi
Domingo cents 6nesl Young Tyson Tea IS esrsi
best oolong 50 cents also good Young Hyson and siss
from %, Cd. To Az SGusrss handsome Yellow 81. ssd H.
Sd lbs; good Brown 50 Cd a. and a. 3D. We rsee.
mend and all TO call and examine bic large Gosf
goods, 80 and 4.s Greenv ich and 70 Vsssy sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

rF NIcHoLss ILLUSTRATED NETWORK, No
l." is work to do honor to our City. The views Of
Public Buildings superby engraved on steel are nine in
number exhibiting the City Hall Trinity Church, Gus.
tom. House Bowling Green Post Office. &c. The letter
press also good and the number cheap stthe price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

GOLD PxSs-srrLL ANOTHER REDUCTION IN PneT
j. w. CREATION & Co. II Cedar st. are now seldDgn
real, magnificent, genuine BssIey Pen, warranted 10
81 IS. real Diamond. pointed Pen for 81, and sos
Gold Pen for rs cents (ilver pencil ineudsdJ~
gether with some dozen other styles Of pens IL nun
cheaper either wholesale or retail than b ioa''
anywhere else
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

~ Those who have been deceived into buying
something else for BEExmas's Syrup should pot their
friends and scqusintances their guard The oies Of
Beekman's Syrup and Pills IL at set Cortland st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
IosrAu pIculRns Au.,,onser

PRIVATE LIsRARy.--BAsGs. RicHAsDs PLAN -
Broadway, will sell this evening, . valuable Ph0s
brary Of choice Books English snd American edition.
bscing many desirable works on Poetry, Theology ~
tory and Miscell sneous Literature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

~ HUGH MAXWELL has resumed bis professoYu
Counselor-af-Iaw,i 10 connection with bis son. JOSH
MAXWELL Atlornsy apd soicitor their Office, ELEVEN
WALI-sT a2l eoilus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

~ The Holiday bill Of attractions a. the Museum IA
peculiarly calculated call great numbers Of ladies
and children In the afternoon 81 three O'clock, When spen
dd perfomances take place. and that interesting Senic
Moving Spectacle The Funeral Of Napoleon will be
hbiisd The same reh add diversified bill will be repeal
Cd also In The evening, az quarter eofores o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
Business Notices.

u GKSrLxmKs's HATS, style for Spring. 1877 "n
be introduced on Wednesday March Shy
LEARY & co. Hstters Aston House, Broadway.
Circulars descriptive Of our style will be orwssdea
by addressing US post paid. msn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

~ KNOX, l2s Fulton st 10 now prepared to supply
bis patrons and the public with bis elegant Spring Bss
sgMWAFH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
Cotton Market.

MONSIEUR Tossos AGAls,-The Tribune OF Mon
day says Mr. Albert Brisbane would give Lecture that
evening the Practical Organtz aton OF Association
and that II would be illustrated by splendid picture
10 feet by IA of an Associative dwelling and buildings
connected with It, and portion of the surrounding DO
main Why VIII not theso pure and devoted phlisn,
shropiss give acca ilustraton Of their beautiful
system by joniur their Associations" 1t would,
no doubt at les7 800 y some OF those who have been
Buffalo Commercial Adv.
- Our b. b contemporary is unfair in its re-
qulreunents The only marx OF wisdom ever exhibited
BY Brisbane and his associates Is in keeping out OF the
Fourier Associations" Surely, 1t Is enough that they
preach others into this folly One kind of philanthropy
consists In making fools Of others and protng by their
tnfatuauon Many warm nests have been thus eathered
Rochester American.
~ The Editors Of those two papers are both
perfectly aware that Mr.. Brisbane has uniformly
and earnestly protested against every attempt to
establish Fourier Association with any such pc
cunisry and other means have ever yet been
provided for that purpose Over and again has
Mr.. Il. reiterated that il wosld be madness and
folly TO start without assured capital of $500 900.
while no attempt has ever yet commanded at its
outset tenth OF that sum, nor a sixth of it during
its ensre progress Every attempt, moreover has
been embarrassed by the necessity of taking mem.
oets W tho PionccI tbhbc oi AssOSidtlOn
for the sake OF the pecuniary means they might fur
nish wherewish to make head against pressing
wants. With what fairness or decency, then is he
ssssiled a. above
The insinuation about the way many warm
nests have been feathered' demands word Since
te&o We have known Mr. brisbane as unspar
ingly devoting his time, his best energies his
pecuniary resources. to the cause Of Association
He has expended for it some thousands of dollars
nil he could command-oiten subjecting himself to
personal privstions by so doing, During all this
time he has not made, nor sought to make, one dol
lar by or through Association. He has never ex-
pec,ed nor desired any ultimate pecuniary advsn-
tsge therefrou he is now 10 Boston, We believe
giving his time and spending his own money for the
Cause. And if the sacrifice OF his life to-day would
ensure it's speedy triumph, we have not doubt that
his ne would be joyfuly rendered Have his
Buffalo and Rochester defamers evinced selfsac-
,iicng. unwearied devotion to Human Wellbeing
such as to entite them fairly to at such
Re bis faults many and grevous as they msy-say
even that bis views are mistaken and pernicious-
sEd stin is there not something in such efforts
such devotedness, winch should command the 1e
spect Of The manly and generous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

BuRGLARY-The house Of Mr.. Wichehausen
"a Hicksst. burglariousy entered Tuesday night
by some desperate scoundres who rsnsscked every
thing in several of the rooms but becoming alarmed
they decsmped without much booty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

sASDss sARslPARrLLA.-The warm sun ofspfins,.x
infuses new life into the vegetable kingdom, ." =.
out lie eHec, upon the physical system The uas
seems to Cow faster through our veins, and Il, |"
rmes the case, It bears with Il the seeds Of dssess'
Grated by the Injurious living ofwinsr We sha,i -.
TO see and feel the effects In some shape or o'n"'
therefore recommend a. preparation which may
with peculiar advantage At ths season, hss -,
sniisepue, ssndss sarsspariila II will prove -
preventive Of the eruptons 90 common In N -
months aud when they have already broken out wv
remove them For all dssases OF the skin, ulcers
&c. il will be found q most eacienl remedy. a
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, oJ n =
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Tuliou'sl cor ~.
Willism-sl rs Broadway, md II East BrosdvsJ q,
York Sold also BY Drusgisn generally thfooseoss
Uni,sd stsiss Price el per bottle OF SIX boIiss ," -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

IUIdIl .1T
Harlan ahead .496; LETTER IN do ooe " hie
gain.
Mason is beaten beyond doubt.
Including only the counties from which we nave
returns Of the present Election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

Vwe are requested to state that De- GRlscoS
10 NO, can didse for the Oice of City Inspector The
puscs of his name by Of the pspera Is such
WA entirely unauthorized
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

THE LICENSE QuEsrIoS IN oHro-Eleven
towns il Huron Co. voted License-eigh., No Ii
cense. Erie and Medina Counties went largely for
License.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

u Our report of the meeting Of the Farmers
Club crowded GU, this morning bu, viii appear in
he Evening .Editea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
The Canals are to be opened OF LIST of May.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20.

We are again deprived of Telegraphic dis
patches from the South, the Baltimore line beng
out Of order all day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

- GouaAups ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP iof as .rrs :
dive cure OF eli sbin diseases botches aud
Goxrssds Pssdrs Ssstls for eradieasiug SUI -.
HAIR Goxrsxfs tly wA,fs, liquid rouge. he HeI - :
sfasia.<sus Lsrxsd HAIR Dig, Dslsy's khs.ea - -
srsefsr, Wy<t9s Crse~ Of Lslss. B:slS Hss h.sS q
Ps~sds fer tss Assr biscE, tvsgs a. sr - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21

WMLIANsBURGH-At a meeting Of the newly
elected Board Of Trustees of the village, held Mon.
day evening, the following officers of the Board were
elected Timothy Coffin, President Geo. Z. Baker,
Clerk and Henry Guis ehsrd, Marshsl-al Wings Last