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in onc section Of tie ether. aui can,
nos fsl " perr<saase and aggrava,e
I'll Ne evils which nov press 20 heavi-
" spss he petlie istsrsss. This 10
HE plan 81 he adjustment" u that
di@culsy. Il 10 in accordance with
I'll ssr principles Of sellgovernmcnt:
and IL eminensiy just, efficient, and
safe. IL exrrd,eney and necessity
still further enforced by the dispute
between Texas and New Mexico con.
corning thsir boundary. No tcrritor.
,ai government Zoe New Mexico can
properly BE- created, until lha, dis.
pu.c shall have been settled. And
the attention Of Congress IL asked TO
that sutjest, 40 Of immediate and
pressing importance.
Now, these are all the question,
connected with slavery which have
n, all agitated UT disturbed the coun-
try, or from which any danger to the
integrity Of our Institutions can posi-.
by apprehcnded. There is no dc.
pand, from any considerable portion
Of the people. for any action whatever
concerning fugitive slaves and it i,
only few years since the Virginia
Legislature, aud other southern boiie.
declared tina. the existing provisions
were quite sufficient. The slave
trade within the District OF Columbia
is not source Of the least disquic,.
for both the North and the South
have agreed that il ought to be abol.
isbcd.
In view Of these facts, tho Presi.
dents plan is evidently adequate to
the whole emergency Of the times
It's adoption will settle tho pending
controversies upon principles univer.
sally conceded, and in o way, there.
fore, to which no just or formidable
exception can be taken. Neither
the South nor the North could op.
pose It with any chance Of popular
sympathy. I. would do more to set
tie permanently and satisfactorily the
existing controversies, to a!lay ex-
element ard prevent renewed agita.
ton than any othev plan which has yet
been laid before the country.
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Ngw ORLEANS, June Is, 1850.

The AMERICAN Prisoners Re.
LEASED BY THE SPANISH CoveRy.
MgNT. We have received intelligence
from Havana as late as the 10Th inst,
and are happy to state, that the Span
ish government. had yielded to the
representations, Of our Consul, aided
by other American authorities, and,
after passing through Tie forms # a
trial, had liberated he Am0icnl
prisoners, ,cho Nere free 10 return Il
to the Initen .States. Herald.
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THE TARIFF AND TIE
TINES"

Tie Tribune is exposing tue free
usie fsllscies Of the Jonrnalcf Com
-ra, We are now rushing forward
andy under high.prcssure free.
rsls tariff. The imports Of New
York exceed, BY some fifty OF nxty
@,iIlQns, our exports annually.
Willie this vast amount is~furchas.
a abroad. our manufacturers are
s,.,,diag still, and our own laborers
SIC on, Of employment. This, how.
yer. i, not enough to work any
ei.,a, 70 in the policy Of our oppon.
cts. Nor will the people themselves
Hs,e until the pressure is more strin-
:en,. The tortoise moves when live
coal, are placed on his back. Some
.aeA keen sense Of suffering is neces.
a,, to move the American people.
And some such provocatiou Is ap-
rcschins. Balances will soon have
70 he arranged between John Bull
I'D Brother Jonathan. John has
teen doing q great deal Of spinning
"a weaving, moulding and melting
i'gns and rolling. of cloths. rails,
Ie., &C., for jonathan. Most Of this
.ors should have been done by Jon.
,'hsn, in his own factories and forgcs
+. lie had the raw material on hand
spa lsborcs we're ready TO do the
york.
Bat Jona,hsn's agents at Wash
.ss,on thought il Mas best to get thi'
work done abroad, on account Of free
trade and reciprocity So We ar
ctioyiag the frcest sort Of trade ant
tie NOS, beautiful reciprocity!
Some plain, simple minded people
as.s;ei that, if We get most Of on
manufacturing done abroad, SOM
arrangement should be made viii
John Bull to take our -four, corn
y@k, &C., &c, TO feed such of hi
Ken as we're at work for US. That
~ Thought, would be fair an'
y re. But no /; he idea wa
- hat would not be sire
trade" ics~'reciproci,y." And $
se, being rich and above dickcring
Isy John Bull in cash for his work
shlch leaves more -four and ror|
tere for our own use.
Such is the operation Of the ,nri
f'46. And now comes, or soon vi
oEe, "7BE BEGINNING OF TnE END,
Albany Eeening Journal:
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ITEMS FROM WASHINGTON

ITEMS FROM WASHINGTON
Washington, jane 222.--l'he Union
Of this morning says that MIR. Soulc
will on Monday submit proposition
favor Of adopting the Missouri line.
Members Of Congress who are
favorable to granting bounty to sol.
diers in the war Of 1912, will hold a
meeting in the Hail of the House Of
Representatives this evening.
Mr. Bartlett, the commissioner Of
the Mexican boundary survey, has
made application for an appropriation
of $4,000 to equip his corps Of
scientific explorers for the surveying
expedition. The application was re-
ferred to the finance committee, aud
will probably be allowed. The Com.
missioner and his party leave next
Tuesday, to meet the Mexican com.
missioner at FL Passo.
Mr.. Myers, Of Texas, has been ap'
pointed qnarter-master to the commits
SION. and Mr.. Clark, son Of Senator
Clark, assistant quartermaster.
The Secretary of the Treasury
left here yesterday for Pennsylvania
and will return next Thursday.
The Intelligcncer this morning de
c!ares Enthusiastically in favor Of the
Presidents plan of settling the Gal
ilornia business, and the Union alludes
to it with unusual complacency.
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y,,n the New Yers Courier & Enquirer.

Eaa the New Vera Courier & Enquirer.
Gen. TArLoRs plan for adjust
az existing controversies growing out
& slavery is set forth in the special
ae,.sse which he sen, into Congress
G. lie 2lst Of January last. We re-
lsblish ,ha. message in our columns
IN morning, because i. is uudoubt.
ealr no. within reach Of the great
majority Of our readers. \ careful
lerusal Of it. briefas it is, will demon
gate he error Of those who consider
Il Insufficient for the emergency. In
ss.d Of providing for only one Of fire
wounds it suggests the best posi-
" remedy for all the dangers BY
ssaeh the country is menaced.
There are but three questions COZ
'ss.el With this subject which give
NY special une asiness, or create any
itn.oas excitement in any section
0as @: these is the application OF
California for admission, TO Which
scS,lern ultraisls are warmly op-
lsssd, because her constitution pro
ia..ss slavery. General Taylor recon-
aeais immediate compliance with
Ia request, and bis message ,indie'
tes tie Recommendation by demon
sTsdas its Justice. lie asserts the
:sas Q, the people Of California to
''sae such a constitution as they Gee
aiand declares that any attempt TO
'1;s,sel or control them in the cxer'
ess Of taa. right win be in violation
doe republican doctrine Of selfsoy'
easaent, an invasion Of their rights,
t.! IN opposition alike to the pr.nci
lsa q The Declaration Of Indepen-
tesee and The wishes Of the American
Hqss- The truth Of these positions
'sa9, be jenied-no one can 9aesuo:
asa' Justice and weight.
Seaerl Taylor recommends ihs
,,teasiaa Of tie same principle TO ib'
's'r.,e,iss. Instead u aroas.ng ana
'a!s.as tie Whole Union a t.
'Atsasr Congress Ahsl. cyclaae slave
inSsa Nex Mexico OF not, he I'D
'ses ia. Tie people themselves b
~ 70 manage thai matter - the,
~ h. LIZ, them proceed a once q
ka State coastitation, and lael
lr'se1' ,Asnselves Co admission . u
ssH. Any action Of Congress uI'c'
f 'ss,sss VII inevitably bs resssss,
va k'yss esrnessness aud saeis<sss
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Lor1sIAxA FrpxrsnIxc Anxs ron

LOUISIANA FURNISHING ARMS ron
rng CuBAx ExrrpuoN.-The fourth
DAYS proceedings in the examination OF
Gen. Lopez a, New Orleans, received
Jy mail, develop some new and start
ling facts. The principal witnesses ex.
um,ned were Francois Garcia keeper
Of the State Arsenal, his brother. A.
Garcia, and 7. Moran, employed in the
a. ,eaal. and Jacob Soria, faiher-in-la~
Of Gen. RoSiey, Adju.Ant General OF
the State. These all testify thai dur
,ng the months Of April and May, a
large quantity vi arms were delivered
from The arsenal. by order Q! Gen.
Row ls y, 10 per sons who were 10 call for
them, though the object for which they
xere 10 5e Used was not stated. The
srms consisted o. $50 guns. 30 pistols
and 20 or ! 10 satres- They VEN
packed in boxes xnd delivered 10 a col
cred man y ho came 90 the Arsenal and
took them sway in drsys, Mr.. Soria SUI
periniesding the removal Some we're
jeiivsssd in the day time, and some q
aigsa.
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The stables of Gen. Wool, at Troy,
n. y were consumed last week and
he lost two valuable horses and a
number Of carriages. One Of the
horses was the charger which he rode
in the memorable battle of Bucna
Vista.
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s.,v4Mr. Edwin Forrest has bee

ny" Mr.. Edwin Forrest has been
held &c bail in the sum Of FIVE thous-
and dollars. under an order Of arcs,
issued by Mr.. Justice Campbell, Of
the Superior Court Of New York, in
an action 70. assault and battery,
brought by Mr.. n. ?. Willis, in which
the damages are laid at ten thousand
dollars.
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a New RAIL RoAp LrSE.-A
company has been organized, under
a law passed in 1913, to build Rail
Road from the termination Of the
Michigan Soathern Rail Road at the
Indiana State line to Chicago.
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RUTLAND YOUNG MEMS As,
ISOLATION.

The members Of ih.sAssociaiieo are no.
titied and requested to nee, al The Ccur,
House. on Tue s,iay evening July I'd
1850 al 6 O'Clock. for the CHOIR Of "a!
cers for the eus5ns yesr---to net upon
amendments Vi the Constitution. protos-
cd a, their Las, meeting for the adnis.
s,cn cf menbers--and for the ,ran.ac-
lion Of any other proper business VI The
Association.
W. II. SMITH. Secretary.
Rutland, Jane, 2j. 1850.
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Tie trial Of Bristol Bill" (War.
burton) aud Meadows, was commenc-
cd on Wednesday, at Danvillc. A
verdict of guilty, was rendered on
FRIDAY against both.
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Insurance Agency.

TIL. sgi..S,ii~, ~ ssest Tor tie i'sloNlng
Rsgi,e.i I, essasriss. Hsrtssd iiis see Health
irrussare Company, hsy,fysc. Ecss; Wash
ine,,.. 10 sis,nsl fpssraaee tongsay --Dihcs
u NE Coa,sGy II Grsnsii's. It t.ss,
,nee Coat, Hsi1ai iE.aianrs Con ",
Go. :, O,,,sp,bHrgb. =. Y fsrmsfs .iuis.l
fme in.sisIes CcApaHy. og.es d 10 Of Aont
ysi.rf VI
A., Ls.,nr.. b, nsh o. o;ser~sys, ~iH IL
yres.i,,iJ s,ie..eso %, -
CAkiOs A. HITCHCOCK
Pilisf9re, Jsas ~, 1853, S31~.
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Goods al Low Prices.

I usf received 10y Barrett son d Co st the"
d rev Fare Proof Warehouse Ola.
W b.ns itou, cDasisting Of Swetes fnyf'a sns
A,neucsn, OF all siLss, both round and '4a.fe,
20 blrrels salt ior Has;
% Mseksssi aId sword frsh, sssefiss
pactss~.,
sOD 10, Dry fsh,
? hss.t. ads l. .n.s cd Oh, ~arsn'ed pure.
toa, " htte i<sd erosre N o'iJ~sffsntsd pore
81 dnr Sryt.s. fIosa, the beet taskefs'
20 bu.sei shoe Pegs.
Jn.r !So y
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

w" H'''''TO.'''TN' w TTNEf3
WE the subscribers. being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Cont for the distsict 1T FarhhveR,
commissioners to receive eHlmine and ADJUST all
claims and oe,nlrds ui all persons against
SETH u. WEEKS
late &c Pawlet. ~ SAID district, deceased, repre-.
sen,e d insoiveut and Il months from the 18Th day
Of .iune 1880, boing allowed by sad cuuH for
th,. purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice
that We Will ond TO the busnes Of our SAID
appointment a, the late residence of said de-
ceased On the tird Tas.dsys Of July and De-
cember next, from ten o'eipot A NJ. until four
U'c!ock l.. VI. m each ~ said days.
HORACE WILCOX ,c
DAVID WOODRUFF ! o"" ''
p,ul., lam, r,rh IAN
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M3-xawnn;::r:.921n
go -.

over one hundred ieei IA length tilted 40 With
. ,cc,ai reference to the Comfortable accommo'
ds,,"o Of passengers, and are commanded b,
men Of long experience, who viii set that pas
senger. have every attention pad them.
Fim,hes emgrating wes,, vail. by calling on
The subsc riber. he ADVISED Of the most direct and
ceeapest route and be- enabled 10 Pfotaro tcS-
cts ior ANY OF rhe Wesies. porte at tho low erl
possible rates. For further information call IN
the subsc iber ut the k,,lrnId Office, Whitehall
wa.H STEVENS, Agent
For tickets, apply to the following pef'oos:
VIM. ~ Steteos, Ou board Champiain Steamers
A. Reed, do. do.
VIM, Gandali, Whitehall.
Whitehall, Apri ~, $50 ga
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
NA 'lNut Yam nu~ ocr splsd ny The
HQYTH srS-ctii,cf, he e,eth OF
81 Hutlsnd Village AMI ,,nhl the saHs
SM1lIl6 dists ree ir',u ,i,e peIss Ihs butts
kE0&o6Y iusssr. i.frr F9rtJ' inus snd Ia
.S es,f 'rptr Tho fatm = well ~.
tered sell T. nc,d. and .ui'sLle i,r ds,ty az tho
cultivation VI rrsiu On II ~ otchsfd plssisd
tvr Srz's since ~hith IN = lrw years 1ii En~focs
great VARIETY ufcln'icr flui. Ihcfa ~ si.u on thr
p'cnhsss nursery c''p'egur - tftss a. foaf
lshn7 ccnditioo. 81 NO ha,s tsls'r sisiitd thls
FAare cannot but a seAG. thai rs husiuess !. fs't
increasing, that reni is much y sitef thso II hs-
p'rY'"usly iHss, AID hat iafd ~ ths vicinity -
rapidly sfn~ing /" ~ r.nfs s1luahi. JhS .'uss
dese',sri farm NIL nr cold ~ ts'F-ia frtm..'-
oHs thifd cssh !"sL. The feiaIrf.f y.hir sithiI.
aut rssrur,shir period JOs m CHEM
Hsi .and. May isSi. H,.3
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LAST CALL.

4 II. Persons indebted T. d. l.. & e. GprEs
n u l.. GRErN, or GRkLsk Ap.an, arc
informed that 7 J-imr.ediate payment must b,
maae.sn
uJ'Dclays nre dangerous.
GREEN & ADAMS.
Ludlow, June 25tl, 1850 2,
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Fairbanks Scales!

Hay Platform and Counier Scales a, manu-
IL iselutsI, puces for sai. By rb.u ,seHn.
BARRETT, son q 60.
guns, 1850 ~
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coMMIssIoNrns NOTICE !.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
W. III. sIhsr ssrts t-He rplai.nsso - ihs Hen
" Probate ioau fer The ..,trirt ct EG}Isuh - umv
int sf' TO fs,sivr eysmne sod shJad all clans SID
dan atIs al eli per~,ps sgSinst
ROMA WILLS, laic 81 Egtistd,
IN 'ei oisiiti. dsr.s-s, f.ptts.tsj isss vent SD
81 ~ NTH. fu'n tte Oh 10y Of May -" s.i,s a.
t"' oi - sp 'ourI iJf Nat r-1s',e ~ ~ th"fstr-
hsisss g'rrNltc- Mat se 49, altsI ~ lbs Lss'r.ss
- oar ssif spp"HlfuriI 81 tt' Tee a f.@fis,iIt
Wl't'r- pc 'lsai, Uptis tfs IssNfIy Il a.rust
heSt from s'syra ole ~ I Slti iJtf chs 4.
" 90 ss'a fsy
al DAs.tL ktiLy Corn as''"'''
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E3D~Judge Wilcox, Of the New
HAMPSHIRE Supreme Court, died at
Oxford on Tuesday last.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

zeuV FEET ,l,ia Is eli bmi.r,
Sfnp S,rnee sns Utnais>i F0srds.
400 90 ~ Spruce aud Hr,s,oeA Sbmsi.s
ior sais ~ CLEMENT e. OSLOOD.
brJss~atcr, Nay 7ih. 1880. Is
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WE the subsct'ber beng app"ini-d hy the Hon
W Probate court tor tho district Of FsiYhs,su
comm ssWners To receive, tSnDine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the cs-
tat. Of Lnylss Grinncli, late - Benson, in ssd
district deceased appreciated tnSoiscnt, and s'G
months FROM 'he 2.th day of Apr,l, he pg SLOWED
by sad ooart foe that po'p"st, We Do therefore
hereby give no'i~c. that W. will at;. nd 10 the tu
.,nesr o. COR ,sd appointment. at The house of
N0tey J.. kiug IN Heu-on, the la, Wedpo
os, Of Septrmhsf, nest, from y O'clock 4, n.
until fouf O'Clock on saii ,iass
PtiiD WILCOX, iromu'u
>. =. AbEi.L.
Hrrro7, ~ - l'al' ~
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NOTICE

4 DYER c. hen. tnerhful f"r past ia,
v"f., would say 10 their Old customers, ihst
they are about closing up the arm, and all I'M
sei,lrI demands, due III. company must be-
paid 'nmcd'A.ciy u they wil be l.ii Tor col
lection 4 DYER n Go,
Rutland May, 9, so. ~
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Notice.

its,s tbs ds, gives ~ so esss '-ress, L,s
lsss ,a t.eriy oass sse fSs,i eis,ss es<ss ~ be
~sses Dsfsssses. AhNEk MRS
tkDslby JsEs 2. 1880 sS.
~ ALL Ia ale ~ DAssIss >p+ -
~ ", 10
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WASHING DAY.

WASHING DAY.
,On LBs more of that Soar Powders, 800 do
JVV Rabbit d Co.'s Salaratus. 100 lbs. feast
Powders, this day received by
LAsDoS 4 GRAvEs.
Daily are we receiving the thanks nt the
Ladies for selling them the shove article
Washing dag, that dread of the week is soon
TO disappear. Dry goods dealers aud TO say
on Monday we shaft not have the custom Of the
Ladies, row they can he ready to attend 10
their purchase. by tea O'clock A. NJ. with ease,
one tr.li settles the matter II you la. the
torters Of IasnaN & GRAVES
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Onn BrrrEK FirKiss, 800 Paths, ~ Wash
wv iubs. ter sale low by
~ LAsDoS l. GRAVES
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ATE CHATTER Lielk.rs En,p 20. Ll,-
~ re. ,sk CssL e.. Ill h. 49, ssst -
Csah n
Es,.s< isSsil
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n. D. CUTTING.

Msnu.soto,er Of LADIES BOOTS 4 SHOES
i>hop ~ the Howard Buth'ng up staus
RUTLAND. Vi
1Twcrh At this shop u executed ~ tho mat.
cot manner and warranted tiy
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FIVE BARRE ELS

FIVE BARR ELS
pAlNT OIL, Machinery OH Linseei Oil
! and Lamp Oh, jast received NJ
- LA.poS a. GRAVE.
Rutland, June Il 1850.
rUNS Double and Single Barrel shot
" Ouns, Shot, Powder and Gaps, for rae
by IxEoJa & GsAvEs,
PINE LUMBER
cDnO0 FEET r"e Lumber from the
COONO Ouasa River Tar saic at
LsSpJN g. GEAyIs.
.aon PINE Latk, for is,. th,a Hsm'pcs al
OVtU LAsDos d bEAShs
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NOTICE

l HEREBY trHif, tust have siten NY s.n
ChsFies W Hsne.~sy b.. liir~ darius ,es 70
ma sSsr tf HI. uHnfty lu and ttsis 'pg hinasri
aaa sssii ne'thrr clsim hi- esfLipF. nor rsy sny
dsbis vi ha. ,osuar "a str' this date.
PANEL y HtMENNkY
Wuness Rrsrs v Basros
iUd"s n,, a. 1904 -
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usaEIov's ExPDBsA

0106IOWD G2TUBbA
WILL s<ss E,s,~a "a Asat@hs ~ tlfi@sbss.
w ta.ssas, rtu'.Asy sti ~ cray t'is'fi4s
ease keo,itftss sssspsr, ~iSssd<f. 4ss ~ ~
M1fss rs sfrstss 10 hs,te. tsras rvsaft-
fisKE 4 E!.sE, hsssssss ksea .@s-
tsstS Oa.s. ssS ~
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WuLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

pplication was made on Mon,
day evening by Il D. Witty, for new line from
Peck Slip and Grand-st. ferries through Grand
and South Second SITS. tol B ushwick cross roads
1t was referred. The new omnibusses on South
Seventh and South Sixth-sts and Diyision-av
having run on Sunday the Omnibus law was
amended on Monday evening" imposing fine Of
:25 on the owner or driver of any omnibus viola
ting TIE ordinance.
RonBERY.-The foundry of Beach Russell,
lO3 First st. was entered on Saturday night aud
ST. in bank bills stolen from the drawer. per.
son recently in the employ Of the concernhas been
arrested on suspicion OF having committed the act
HID DIsTRIcr.-No objection having been
made the grade of Ewen-st from North Second to
Bushwck line, is to be lowered as that also Of the
intersecting streets.
IMPROVEMENT OF STANDARDIZATION in 70
lation to proceeding with Seventh, Eighth Frost
ST. and Graham az. were adopted on Monday eve
ming by the Board of Trustees.
OLD BELL TowEn.-A resolution to sell the
Old Bell Tower, and erect on the site a house for
Hose Co. No. >, has been referred.
NORTH. sEcoSD-sr--An appeal or certiorad, in
relation to assessment for paving this street has
been presented to the Supreme Court
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Enr 1lhe Tr1hnne.
Fpt luc AiANAu
Tgy ERRING gRorHER.
BY GEORGE W, nuNGAY


nor o,bers' veal let good men labor,
! a And not for fame or paltry pe!t-.
"a an mind tho maxim, Love thy nelghbor
"A Asmuch as thou dost love myself
Neal gently with thy erring brother,
Forgive, as thou wouldst be forgiven,
T, here we love not one another
How can we dwell in love IN heaven
And should thy feeble brother stumble
Though poor, despised, deformed and humble
Just raise him up and point to God.
Crush not the heart that S almost broken,
But light up hope and Danish fear;
pleasant word when softly spoken,
win heal the wound and dry the tear.
Can we forget our own behavior
Can we for all our sins atone
Let him who needs no blessed Saviour
Be first to scourge or cast the stone.
oh. let US make the whole world better,
Than t was the day it gave us BIRTH
By breaking every yoke and fetter, =,
And spreading light and truth on EARN
And then we shall behold the dawning,
OF good times we have sought SO long
The light of that 1niIenial morning,
or cloualcss sun and ceaseless song
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

" contunleeou OF Controller providing for fho tssae
o. se o. Wa'er Stock OF siS for the exteasoa OF the
vtooa " Hser works CouC4irTei ia by Inc fo ~Hg vote
i72 GtirrIhe President Assistant Ad Ju3soa Haley.
Mccarthy, Boycc, Barr, Wt,5 Ackerpan (rane smith
kir, sSI!a,s Sands War, Rogers Dean and Aivoyd Ia
SegGtice- Assistant AID Franes-I
Report OF France COMMITTEES TO rsi pexsorsI Tar OF
l64s OF l., + Reed. To ConIiIlso on Finance.
Permitting W, NJ Thurman to eTeetirou railing 4e Goa
Rspor Of the Committee GU PoHee TO paw medical blss
OF DIS Kianeaf Sheriff., tlu6ee AID SubCarue To oesa-
mitlte On Police.
s.! curb and gutter 5SlhsI between ID sud Is
avs To Committee on Streets.
or Same-ro regulate and grade t5'hst between Sd and
Of comn5i1,ee on Lamps, sc-To light BaTr9w-st bN
tween fh ssd Blet cker SIS with gas GoGcGrged H.
or Finance Conlmiteero remit personal tax q Ssnsa
P, Hsiet, IT, Committee o. Sipaac e., II, s,,a
OF saze-As 10 tax OK Isaac LaNfeacs ~ sA4ls =,
OF sauie-Relaive 10 new buidingat Gocveraear N a
or ssmeo n Ioye James $ Davis from personal tax %
OF sanleTo relieve aes Ncyea for loss Of horses To
or saero rcrit personal tax OF William Adams. TO
'' OF sane-As to tax on Wa Garland TO same
OF ssme-As 70 tax Of Thomas Petis and Others To
Assistant AID Rogers moved TO take up Document No.
Is OF this Board beng majority and minority reports en-
the Committee OF Ordinances Of Board Of Adeunsni thst
Sec o5 OF he Ordinance organizing the Department 81 tho
M9ricipsi Government Of ire citS OF Nex.York be
yealtd The rcrea allows To property for Improve
nents 20 Shalt instead OF laird OF the assessed yaus
thereof which c9rtted.
curing in the repors ot said section WAS adopted by the
following vote; -iITmctVe-Ihe President Assistant
4 lG Judsor Haley, McCsr.hv, Boyce, b@r Webb, Ac&-
c,r Cr4re F-s:cis RID inlis Sands, Rogers, Dean
ard Ahord-l6. Aeg7tfe-Assis'AAt Ald' sm''h ana
Ward
e'''A F'0lH ''' '''''1''' RICHARD SCOTT, Clerk