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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07
How TO Live-Mr. TIL sreau's Example

To the Editor Of The TrtbHns
notice in your paper Of this morning strong
commentator OF one Mr. Thoresu for going out into
the woods and living In hut all oy himself AZ the rA'e
of about &5 per annum In order to Illustrate the value
OF the soul Having always found In The Tribune
friend Of soc.b,y and neighborly helping escn o'ner
along felt little surprise at seeing such perform
snce held up 90 en- example for the young men OF this
country and supposed must have mistaken the sense
Of your article. Accordingly called IN my vile MRS
Thorough and we studied II together, and came
10 the conc uson that you really believed the concord
bermi, had done fine thing. Now | am puzzled, .nd
write In friendly way to AK Tor niue ngnl on 'ufs
peculiar philosophy Mrs 7 10 more clear In her nno
than | sm She will have II that the young msn -
si,ha, a vhim,y or else a good for. nothing, sehsh.
crsblke sort OF chsp. who tries to shlrk the duties
whose hearty and honest discharge 10 the Only toins
that 10 her view entities man to De regarded s0oo
example She declares that nobody has risnt 10 i've
for himself alone away from the Interest," the ahec.
tons and the sutferngs OF his KIND S9cn way o.
going on she says s not living but cold and 'ns'n
kind Of existence, which, as she MAINTAINS 10 oo'n III
iernsl and internally stupid ,
Yours truly IIaoTH iHohocGH'
lie Roy Place, april . lc49.
Reply.
Mr.. Thorough is indeed in afog-in fact, we sus-
pect there is a mistake in his name, and that he
mus, have been changed at nurse for another boy
whose true name was Shallow. Nobody has pro-
po,ed or suggested that it becomes everybody to
go off into the woods, each build himself hut aud
live hermt-like, on the vegetable products OF his
very moderate labor But there is large class OF
Young men who aspire to Mental Culture through
Study, Reading, Reflection, &c. These are too
apt to sacrifice their proper independence Id the
pursuit OF their object-to run in debt, throw them
selve, on the tender mercies OF some patron, rela
tive. Education Society, or something oil the Sort
or to descend into the low er deep of roping out
thin volume OF very thin poems, to be inflicted on
a much enduring public, or to importune some one
for a sub Edtorshp or the like. Now it does seem
to u. that Mr. Thoreau has set all his brother asPi
rants to selfculture, very wholesome example
and show n them how, by Christening their physical
appetites, they may preserve their proper indie
pendence without starving their souls. When
thew shall have conned that lesson, W trust, with
Mr.. Thorough otherwise Shadows permission he
will rive them another. Ed I'ri6.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORK. 81. APRIL 7


MINIATURE ALnssse....rHis oAv
rs, zs...s a s-t...o > Yeos-R--s..... ~
wArEs....Aprl7
Al sandy H'o. -, A. Co, ,.rd u, Ar 10 ",
cLEARgD-shr. Ea,.rprs-, ren. L..,Poo} VITO. J.eqo-
beth Hatrh. D-rsy. sav,s,.h.
J.so 3. Cubs. sa.s.ih Rea.ou s.r,ob.m Sc TO- Al
s.g Are.aean. Chase Msersns jail. nouts Hal
Pon-- VILLAINS, sorios Char-s, smith, NASSAU; Gsose,
sebr.E cais. P.r~sy Phias-pb. Br.ro. F.rs.~orh n
Orleans, L--- Provdsn, D-sdsaon. chsea Etsa
Hshfsr
ARRIyED-shp Mad fOr..n, Dennis New Orleans. March II.
cotton TIA. ,IP-nsnc.d and smd' during the
Pa..ss. -.
z--ss Co Sailed co 'hF Harvard "' BOSTON, Hartley tor
shp Arthur Talbot ,o SH.-ul Liverpool ~ days. md'- to
Po.t P..--nt.r-J.s nsch-.
SHIP LOUISA Rcb, Liverpool, 81 days. md.. and s pa,
P.els, .hP w-.tmn.r w.rD.r London and Portsmouth.
shp Ear.ra, Chase s.- o-,n' Days cotton, &C. to
shp .b.H. P.t. Liverpool and pa..-us-
sSp Iro G, Orleans, 18Th u' d.-, and .i.-r,s-
SUI cr.a- re,,. S.- Orleans. a.i s Hs 70 Pro-, He..
Bts- M-b-r Lfn-cs - days. Cord 81 DE- 80
B S.rs As~ a..a. Belfast, % sy, sal. 100 passenger.
Lady Constable. Mason Roe, n days ballast, and 30
sOu Of Boston J'e.'oo @ Jar'.ro 50 days, coffee to
Portuguese big cru.- Pr-ma s,- opoo 70 a.y. -a-
sehr wac. Prescott S.- Haven
s.Lr sdn., ss-r Bol.. Bridgeport, b to Phisd
SIR N.cs-s Jon-' Bar.eos' 10 days. NUT - cs-y Gil
So RI w.n-t Re-. soA s.ra. a.y: corn to G's~'
80, Ps.soa.., sm.e. RebHoaS dur to Ai.a P.sou
scsr Mar sht,. se.,p soos 49, .'o,-. =. c.-.
81, Isnrs,t H.se. Soros md from Wilmington. SC
n,,a .to-- f.it The pat INTO wma.'o1 - ''Pnf dam
schr rrsnp., E,.n.. Thon..,oo line
schr Fna,'in. Pea"-. rhoms.,an Inns
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anoken. &r.

81 at, at ;, D. 90 = 10 .Or->Ar Res ron 80 Jaa-ro
er >orot. = t@ys
F.e Is . 10 was. isH su-s's .r-s or Bcsosn
ssrh a. at ~ % y a. str SAYS - 80 saa es- '<es "a,
r,f-r a - sts-urg >N
N.rrh s a; -. "a ~ .rsaP Ansres' trcm sooa os
Liverpool
N.rh oa % srs Fst, rOn Ksvsns. ID to srsrs
-. Of 70 and man top nsss
cne..t. v,u,-A ,ss-rhs dispsA 'rcn NRet'ord to The
Erchsng- Sosto1 states ik,t 80 $40 Il o $3.50
ra -sss fr - fsce o-.n .pss 80 -
aff "a brs Jos>phn- 'nn frfr seion Jan Z. nf Ss
fra Mara shr Caaio, f'csf toan no-
Cshofnls --l IT, \ o - ~'ie eS o~
- C.qitnL rh- Csptol boz; 70 ss .~ea-fs
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BradIey-CIay AMI Adams Bar gain.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
In your paper of this morning, after noticing the
letter of Hon w C. Bradley to Nathan Sergeant sho"
ing that the alleged corrup, bargain between Mr. Ad
am. and Mr. Clay in 1925 was fabrication and that
no ,uch BARGAIN was ever made-you add the following
r, ark:
"h doe, strike Ms Aorsuer L4ai a strictly horeH man
you'd Ascs made tAs publication ineEIy years ego
AIew me to state that was 10 Washington at the
time Of the election Of Mr.. Adams Ia 1875, that W"
IN habits Of Intercourse with Mr. Bradley at that time,
and have been since. He then exonersted. and
has ALWAYS upon proper occasions from that time to
the present exorersted both Mr. Clay and Mr.. Adams
from the fensve sleg alton alluded If he has made
no public declaration the subject Il has doubtless
been from his desire OF avoiding political no,oriey
Having been afflicted with deafness for many years, be
hss hit retirement and although In or two In
stances be has bAen candidate for Governor, IL has
been only TO grstiiy political friends
Mr. Bradley therefore, seems % have been always
frank and open In this matter; and notwithstanding be
has been opposition T. both Mr. Adsms and Mr. Gay
| | sm sure that he has been ready 10 do them
| justice To the matter in question am glad how
ever that his testimony is nov publicly siVea for the
cake OF historical Justice No man had better oppoftu
mites for the facts In the and no witness
eau have better clsim to confidence than Mr. Bradley
| He belonged 10 the old Democracy, and ~ss Demo
cratic Member Of Congress from Vermont AZ TIE ums
that's in 1875 Through his eminent talents he
the leading Of thai party from New England and
| was conc-rped 10 the discussions and negotiations
which led the Democratic Members OF The House Of
Representatives TO vote for Mr.. Adams he ruetore
knt ths facts iAs lie has since been political
opponent OF both Adams and Clsy-s supporter OF
Jackson Van Baren Polk &c yet he declares tAdI ss
Aforesaid charge Of eorup barsGIH betvera 1GsHs asd
Clas 70 sbso.stis HsfoEHasd We hope such testimony
added indeed 10 q cloud OF other ~iInesses-msy
Set this imyuts,ion al resi forever
| MASSACHUSETTS WIG.
Ees- Ysrk. April 5, ls49
" Our correspondent has not mended Mr..
Brsdley's case bair. We do know that since
1871, he has been active jealous, efficient poll
tician opposed TO Messrs. Adams and Clay, sever
al times a Member OF the State Legislature and
otener a candidate for all manner Of higher Offices.
As 70 his deafness, We have heard men intimate
with him say be was deafer on some subjects than
on others and q, all events, be was not too deal
to hear the howl Of cslumny and vituperstion by
which Nessrs. Clay and Adams were cried down
or rather lied down. Knowing what be did, We
insist tina, be ought To have made this PEbI'c
statement over twenty years ago. Ed. Iris.
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EoretRu Ports.

NRa G.ss. y.s - eas liza. sr-ass. fron -, of s'sss
DO bra. carag. Marrtr >inrs. cf Mr. - Asss NP,a
- - F., sec 49, Aanns.. Grs-a >yrrx 10 La
"a c.o. q v-rf. 8n Nasal isvsassr. os NtoSs
pa ssrch 80 6arsas. w A. to1 sA~o' arr N ss'
ooiy au-ycan v-s--i
A. " atehnsas csp- P.rs<sss - 50 ssFs kasse Nspoa
..,b 80, - "a - Raj 10 e,srt. sor Ntors
n . Bress Tor ~ 81 baf9 er9hrcs Waus. hsto kot -
ar Ih % 81 >Y5sS rAsr- u s~s--s Pot s-s Ses'
Ry.a. H.. sc1,ssra Fo sagpo'-i 60 a-'- 80 s' nc
18th ga-1ary
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CALIFORNIA VESSELS SPOKEN "A TelegraphIc
dispatch from New Bedford 10 me Merchants TX
change state. at the chip Milo which arrived there
Yesterday morning from the Pacific Ocean. spoke Feb
2sth LAT II = Long 30. brs Josephine, Milton, from
Boston, Jan. "a. for California March l, no Lat or
Long given, ship Capitol Proctor from Boston; Jan
.. for california all well The Milo received letter
bag from the Capitol. The Capitol. IL will be remem'
bered took out about 90 gold seekers.
~' Boston Mail 9th.
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Suddenly on Friday evening Apre ABRAHiAf Woodruff,
sfn Of Cs@b 9 Woodruff sged IS year.
The -od- Of the family respectfully invited u si-n' hs
ue. 90 sundy s-rnoou ats ocof um Tie house O his IA
ther. - B--tusnst .. ....,,
10 rosyn Fne.y morning. April FRANCls fLlshA con
Of Fn-hs and EmIy Co-. m 9Th year OF his A-
of The family respectfully nrtrd 20
ssnday oOcs NJ ifum The .sienc-
Of Of The s-essed ~h %
t,r--usOod Cem-tefy.
Thufdsy, April A. Of tonsunpton, hithhp hn''' -
II the 4sh year Of hs
M. :, m.,us viii b. TAI 10 Wbts Plan. for insrDsnt
At Peet.s Apra OF scare. ,'-f. HENRI son OF = hsn
and sarah AnG Ferns, AGED year and l month
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Whalera.

Ia Qaay - a.l sf csrses' FREE. lts of -Asa<
.oysgs
Ar w,r-a RI ssh a. 81 Cssngt'r Dave Para, oe~sa
~ -. asa % o.
ne sai Harr. p; plot eoard 'aP Gov agoa. -
s,A 81 H,vr- -rh ~ BEL. csi or - e.
sac No -poae ss of B-ru1is ssP Tao q 40
fr ssshslsar. bad .zlsa 80 bos coang Aclss
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Passeusers Arrived.

IL psesef Fs,f-,4'fe g- LesG-Dnel yones, Capt
Pf.o worn,y. Boston wm VsIee. Can
Crou L.mo-r Fr~ik Gregory Mr. Corral All hhd.
Ensans. DaEgsn lady and chid D1ba Hal, Mch-ote
I'D, snt ,hfdrsn scotland
IL az, ,- Lrryo,l-s.,rs B.ss.,i, sc.rby. ch,hs.
Ani B-nneit
s.ip Msif If OrleTs, fo- Voc OsarWn Bsruhan and
.efvsni 80 P-ou and ll d sfssrsg-
CROFT NJ HYDE and lady. Capt Kun
sdy Kelsey HYDE Mr. Foster Ard hnd, Capt
Eston. Nf segsr aud 81 u h- sie-rg-
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ntsnaf~rv. &c.

-ehon<r 1fss0rnl 81 kls-orh Ne ron >-- fofs or
60. 80 "a ba szss Gr.nd- add esmP- - 70
b..vs ~ esfr' smpy t' - g., on sur
= a.. - b-s .b- bss eiv~6 ast Itil- fsnaS-
ynar OF Hsisr ct 90 the Cacs reel rs nan-i a.
H. p,,,s.ts,n ice. s--sfs or asa
n. .hs s.ry Csstssg, tom Nofesns of NAo-| P-' oO
ctsrl-.,na or the 5ih nst ~ di-tf-s.
n. propeller isdefa Jon-- from ssJ "s ' Nes iss
rI-.t0l tie 4h ~ tsb-ss
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~ Our readers will hardly ersdi, ls when We tel them
tst the extensive store basement aud upper saloons Of
the large building occupied by The Messr J. w bAssu
Co dry good desers, OF II Csiharne,i net slheieus
10 extent 20 accommodate the immense and daily inereasns
custom Of that estsbshment Yet such "a The case, and TO
meet this OF they have sksn In addition to hcr
present establishment, The large store next door below, and
10 the eoue Of the twain will be sde ooe ihas
forming one OF greatest dry goods establishments In ihe
Union In the come. store, window commencing and
froudns Caihshnea will extend round on the Monfoest
side soms Is feet sfOrdins when dressed out the mos
splendid show OF dry goods in The city rhese hsnss and
the ell known reputation Of the hrm for selling every de-
er,ptou OF fancy and staple goods the lo~osi possible
pr,ees will doubtless crowd all additional room ihsi
Messrs BAKER Co. may have
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~ $50 600 OF RlcH C.sPsriSG 81 lees Than aae
uon prices HIsAa AsoEssons 90 Bowery IL 10 aston
ishIng witness The great number that visit the ware rooms
daily and secure the nselves bargain In CHpeuog rico
Rugs Floor Oh Cloth, Window Shades, nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07

RloH AND RAsE--Rch 10 appearance and Rare 10 excel
lsnce are the Has MANUFACTURED uudsr the supervision and
sold for four dollars each by KNOX l2s Fal.on Ashs
never poor hat hs will not JIA 10 his e"sgss for his
hats Of iate' Spying fashion THE hint for shoss
who .pds.yof TO beat him down" 10 bic price,
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I1VNS mHUNEITb IV"UEHT
40 BROADWAY.
By this Powder we proscrbs
AL THE soxtous INSECT rRiss
Hs.tbug. eOes,odeh, aAi and ~
RusH TO rAsTE-AsD TASTING, DIE
Qliesly, ioo, 1T puts veto
ON rae sAscALLy M1'gsHo
Insects die beneath iis ban,
Ygrtr HAsss soR CHILD sOs Nan
Wessy 20 all who insect vsfmln hate,
THIS PowDER WILL TINS cUssE ExrsssisArt.
Fer Rats and Nies ne has PHI
Aosr forEsr IN ITS ACTION
Should hey annoy J1s, give dose
TWILL COST voc But FRACTION
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H--,- J.rs Csos Js--- rsrs, stss- tFeeo earss
Iscv saas-tA r.. Bs,,s At-s- Dss-a.-r, >lors leo
-, - -.- a. O-s,a serser sos..,. D-lr.h. b. ss
P.c- Ws. 81 sro~a ssvsssrs kysas.
Fr.aks S,~.0a. S~scs, ssrth hsS1s >flrs af Fan
I.s- has4
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The Democratic Convention has not yet selected
lie Judcis csndids ies The recent act Of the Wig
S-.ps,r In s-nouueins Legal Reform, wo perPetrst-
out- 80 1OrtlBrly The nance OF our candidates vii
be presented IN reference - the Reform aaestloa
rhrrr D. no retroces.ion reogrsdins IN the on
ward course OF progress. The demand ior complete
ful6n@u, Of the requirements OF TIE Constitution can
not be frustrated by the recent action Of me Sen.e
lGlooe.
r. Does TH Globe believe Mr.. Aatsony l..
Robertson will make aJadieia heiormer So
il. standard cannot be very high
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICAN us,vN-At o'eoek 10 the sfsrooon, and
again about 10 he evening the human eurr-nu which s-t
40 ssd down Brosd~ ay converge point ct the Auier
can Museum pour solid ude up the ample st>ir-
the fsrfsnied Matnss thsi misele ~ oocs
eta The Mammoth Lady, Republican Hh uesses he
Qlak-r Couple; her Lilipuuon Excellence. riAns The
Mammoth Boys and the other sluscuons OF The orlAn
and diysrsi6e ed rx hihiron
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Notice to Mariners.

n. coag Of R,paoe Of ss- G'.nat. s-s ee-'.s -.
-, ,..,na. ave. that The ql.rsatn- regulation Ia
Cssxr-- tlih-f mo-. hs'- -
b..b a.t passenger lot. srn-d 81 he o- sod ..
not h.sas sub 2aP-fs VII - 'ao-t 70 f+aa
q -ol8 fags
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M a n n 4 4 - .

On Thur.day .v-nnx sh By Rev DR. Wn B-rran, Wh
BURRFLI Of Broo.ys HARRIET JANE youngest Slaughter
n ,b. Phillip Bu- Of thi. City Also AZ the sans H-
GEORGE w WELSH ELlZABErH. eldest daughter VI San
Of ID Cfy.
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r. HIM. CHAKLEs HuDsos was indicted into
hls one Of Naval Ofcer Of Boston. q; the Custom
Hous- Thursday.
~ Mrs Martha Paine, aged 70 years was
h,-,.d 10 s~ath ., aorris.o an n The other esI ~
her cloth taking IRE
n March harrington. revolutionary soldier
lisd a, Dalai Delaware Co. on NE Iss ast sfea CO.
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NATIONAL MISl.rvss G,LLrsY-EDwAso WHITE H'
BsoApw.Y-This msgnifceo, saloon possesses superior
advantages Tor the rapid production Of Dsgueeo,ype Mia
isures All persons who wsh an unsurpassed haeness OF
themselves or friends should give This gallery = call
Il ne.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


~ Rev. Prof. Met listee vii preach 90 Sab
BAD mofnlny, 10 the Norfoskst AethSdiG Lpiseopel
Ch,,eh 81 IL
q Easter sgnday-ras festival of ssss-r 10
,srror wi be cr-orslea xA soenanides tDcis1.ng
he f1u Choral service 81 re Epis,oYs Church u he
Good ssrph-rd, eooer Of Market ssd Monroe SIS Rev.
kALpa Hoyr Rsc,of morainz, afternoon AID eyscios
Inc usus hoQss s-s;s free 81
- Kew. J. w. 4. re u tie shiloh Prs
by.srsn ChGrch, vii prsscn ssD5slh noruipz. Apri
Ia me PDurn Couxreg aro1s Church Rev NJ scheflDsf'
hornsl N sixL,>nth-sL b-sse~n slT scd sevcnbsVe
russ o. 10. ococE-kss joss n. Nc ,ULgr VII efese7
II tSs stowe Ccsrch 10 N, N srooc s. VclJcs ~ "
" PIymoath Gabcs ascfe, Bfooslyr, l1.s .~r.
Of hosfy ftis hoos- y ~ be open fof sserv
vfces every s.bhsih morsinx ant eveo.nL -. nv -
Wecoesdsy sysni 4, a. NE se1h - dlr
Psso> Raw HsSRY WssD Bsycsss
~ Pun~rai rersss.-Tts ~ 7oc II .e~moc vii BE-
TAYLOR are tafDf thsl Der ~ -y A. "a 0co<s
preached u.xt ssbossh ~ rorrosl yaon "a loan
IA ne q. prxx Church N Nssx-u-s = =
~ serEess r. sse Il III rsefh-s, bspux
of ias sefss III =. sey sfUsEy CotEf, t>ne'fow
Cnersn, n " .sbi - Yc1h ihe ofsssShs a
evecsk " ocfsrA g.
ussusS o. - Irc-s tonsrsow' -
q VI ~ . s-ssoc, . h Amsf Car HAL e|neI "
ies sss ns's 90 vsy al sDs ycosE n1gecf-Ccn4
800 -. n.asf 80 ysHS Of fssss &C S%
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" The only mode discovered. add therefore sco
sbe to adopt FOE giving pooheisy 10 business through
he prcss which may b. improved In any section OF the
country Tine snd in any number Of psp-fs 81 The
Agency o. P,LNss, who 10 specially appointed ny NE
oropre.ors OF the beat Nswspspen fer and rea 10 trans
act busness and for which hs daily receiving sdvcrse
meets He 10 suhlrixed by them To awe receipts
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ELEGANT DsKss Doors AND GnrEss-WArs,ss, ia
Fuons has the best sssofnenI OF Spring style Boots and
Caters found In Inc City bis prizes ere low
Hs goods Of The bret quality aud n 90 well hat
really pleasurs To wesr than. Al 3seod
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Ezra Frsg TEAS Fresh imported Ooioug and Young
Hy.on Teas only 8. p 10 bee, old Java Coffee, 10
Coon BurrrR-Prime Table Butter 10 Sd TO 10 Sd new
Lard cts good Winter on 10 to Sc per gallon new Rice
cts; fresh Eggs ten for Il.
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LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER.

~ Economy and TssIe FrOca aud DfeS Coss 10 order
BIO TO SIS M FoLwsLL's, 1872 Broadway. Slm
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ExAScIPATIoS Is TEssEssEr.-The hHorrHe
Tribune still continues the publication OF avery able
series Of Emancipation articles from the pen oil
Stakeholder" Immediate abolition, Of course 10 dis
csrded, and the plan of the Kentucky Emancipation
is in the main receives the concurrence OF this Ten
nessee Free Soier He eommends highly Mr. Clsys
letter which has received the general condemnation oil
the Southern Loco Foco pref" and the respectful con-
alteration Of the more liberal Wing and independent
Editors Several Of the Tennessee Loco Foco journals
have expressed their disspprobstion OF the publication
OF the Anti-ssyery epistles In the columns OF the
Kn 1riils Tribune, and denounce that excellent Wing
paper for their publication. Twelve papers have al
ready been published II 10 hoped that the movement
in Kentucky will result In the enactment. Of some sys'
TEN of Emancipation as the Free Soil principle 10 daily
obtaining upporters in the border Slave States The
failure of the measure In Kentucky will retsrd the
movement throughout the South.
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PASSAGE Of The Wharfage BiIi-The BathioG
Rstsbii-hment-Kessla tisns on the Police
Lsbbyists
corresoouderee Of TIE Tribune.

AIsASr, Thursd,y. April :.
! The Wharfage bill passed the House asst even
tnr The increase 10 ~ per cent All canal boats, and
all ship, or vessel. or boats navigating the Hudson,
and b.ilirg from any port ia the State Of Ne~ York
are exeruored from the increase Thus you viii per
those uhzrves which pay the best are 20 ee
made still prohtsbe, snd those that pay the least
fup town xharves) are 20 rernsn a. they are
Tbi, has been altogether day devoid OF inte-
res, IN the senate In the House had Interesting
debate on the resolution Of the minority Of the Com
ns,.e on Indian As.ir. recognizing the new form Of
Government adopted by the seneeas which finally
n.u.d should the Senate concur, the annuity due
he N will hereafter be paid oy the State 70 such person
a, thew shall elect 10 receive them This VII be q
heavy blow - the old Chieftsus Of Indians on the vsr
Gus Reservations and. in my opinion, viii retsrd the
advance Of Education among them
A bill was ESQ passed 70 incorporate the Peo-
pies Bathing and Washing Association Of the City OF
New York How easy for men 10 declsirn against any
ouiniou the merits Of which they know not This bill
10 an instance on point Had the word gone round that
Assembly chamber that this was FotTW concern, II
would have been killed beyond the hope Of resur.ee
,on The old saving "a By any other name would
smell a, sweet" is daily proved to be seton % our
The Harlem Railroad Company have settled
their difficulties with the pesPI- Of Morri'snia and the
bill amending their charter was this morning passed II
authorizes them % build al IRON o'ose Over Ine hss
lem River the arches be least Of sixty feetsPsn
The Captains OF Police mentioned yesterday
were today reinforced BY two additional arrivals snd
b.v. galvanized the old bill into life again aud being
more modes; tn an they have cut down their own
term Of Office 10 four years.
Twenty-Five more buildings were destroyed by
FIRE las. night in the neighborhood of the Little Basin
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. PERLEr.
wa. passed by the House this afternoon
49,, F,v. Of 10. Captains OF the Ne~YorE Police,
10 viii Cart Fsirchid, Of lh- Eighth WAN, Capt car
renter Of the Third ard, Capt Graham Of The I~enn
Wsrd Cspt Tilley, OF the Thirteenth Ward, ard Cspt
Johnsou Of the Eighteenth Ward. have converted mem
sci, 20 into . committee Of lobby meubers 10 ne neeeci
OF ih-ir dates ia sew-York, and ,.
Uhrs1s There be no better evidence OF tneir UNIT
pes To Of the property and lives OF me OF
New York thsn the voluntary abandonment OF tne respon
sihe d1u-s therefore,
R,,or,d Th.the present term OF Office OF CHIEF OF 70
lc. Captains and Police Eeu, sufficiently long for TIE
public interest .,.,
R,-od Tns,a copy Of ihese resolutions b- forwarded 10
u No., ard nfnon Couuril OF The City or NEWTON
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