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consequence ofan immanre inrrerse in the
expencune OF the QpaHcunssei's Drpau-
mint.
Ia 'he yeai ending Jane 50, 1874. tle ex
lpendtu oi lasl DepsrlmoHl amounted "a
10 only Ss7O,e99,C0
Ia tie year ending jane 80,
1850, 'hey were s,905, ,29s,73
In the year sudug June so,
1881, (aPpfopisled } 3.0l5,95ioJ
In the Year ending June 30,
1852. teslimaied,) 4959,0o0,0O
In lhe year 1874, lbe cost Ct transportation
for The army was less lhan Si20 GEO; in The
wear ending 3lth Juue iasi, II amounted To
about Sl,t0J,00U, showing an increase Of a.
boa. hfieen hundiod per cenl.
No economy, the Secretary thinks, csn be
effected by reducing the estimates made up
Oh positive data, bat would only have the cls
eeI Ia uccrmrlaie trrearpgcs.
Syaapris OF lhe Report Of the Sccrc-
tnTy eG ihc snteTior
The Secretary 0l The labr,or compliant
u ihe divers fed and conflicting relations OF
the depar ment, and appears 10 ihiuk hat is
compr' hends variety Of Interests which
should not he embraced in the functions Of q
slnge bureau. Ga this account lie rccomr
meuds a review OF the act Of Congress ere
,ting II; aud an explicit statement OF all the
mics aud charges appertainirg to ,he nev
fire. His limited experience has been
suIlielenl la demonstrate the necessity o!
such rcsisipn to the efficient action Of The
epalmcnt.
Tie 81 crtay submits in tabular form, a
summary oi the estimates for each branch of
he puAlic service within the Jurisdiction OF
lis oliice and recommends the creation Of
,e rtlire Of Solicitor Of the Department, to
be fl led by lawyer competent TO nves-
!ale and decide many Of Ihe important qnes
ions Of law and fact arising upon the numer,
Gus appeals taken from the bureau.
The excess over the cstima,e of last year
amounts TO $l,72S, ,G70,63. The explanation
Of this excess is given under variety Of cap
tons.
The department proper, the esIimate fol
rh' ntxt ear falls below that for the present
$ll007 ,69, besauso there is no deficiency re
a revious year to be provided for, and the of
are unexpendcd balances on hand, which,
in addition to the sum estimated, will supply
the wants Of the department.
The estimates under the heud Of Land
Service exceed those OF last year Sl57, | l9
~, caused by the increased expense of the
late bounty act, by the extension Of the land
sysiem over new territory, and The Gefci>
ences in the estimates Of The last fiscal year,
In Indian Affers, there is an excess over
The estimates Of last year Of S ,423, ,033.49,
arising fom deficiencies in former estimates,
and the necessity Of large expenditures to
carry out new treaty stpulttons, and extend
glur iudian relations into new territories.
u Ia the Pension Office, the excess over last
. ears est maIe is $l,l45, 1888. The eR-
mate Of Iast year fell short Of ha expendi-
's e, ncIuing the deficiencies of the precc>
a ng year, S024,GSS,45. The whole calcu-
ID ton and result il exhibited by the Secreta,
: in the following tablet
Is stiuate for year ending 30h
st Jpne, 1851, $b479,255 7S
Mid deficiency embraced in
present estimate, 36l,6S7 45
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tistsii - ,ae s.e.v,.ary of War.
~ nprt j. bFst.a,dlle leading p',inl,
are iI.'ci' sung, A uR tarhe Secret.
-, The aRg'rgu,e rte ID ol 'hs army e.
.SI'li,I.',i ~ law, sa.ppeslng every eonpay
ia h,sei,s iuli COM pleasenI Of men. IS -.
S1G odl' ers sud men. Owing to vanet,
Vi elrcumsiaeces, hO~eyer. the numLer oI
men actually IN service, ialls saorl Of The le.
gal organiz 'uon. %" sn aserge. Of 90 or I1
per cent. Oh ihe whole auniber, 1856 OH
vess ,snsl men are staliuned IN, ur re under
pr'icrs Ea Texas, Ncw Mexico, CaliurnIa,
sini Oregon, leaving 4,5Sl N the rest Of the
s.4es aud fefrpones. 10 view OF ihe reeen
acquisitions Of lelri,oIy, 'hc scsbord Of mhcl
needs fnrii6eS,iaas, aud the t,euiiels Of Nhei
Aeed mmccltun irom he Indians, the pres
enl military establishment IS thought 10 ht
inadrqaale 10 pnr VANS
Tue secretary, Nj. conrrd, thinks th,
must nnp'ir'an dIly which devulvesu upon tht
war department, and 10 winch il has been d
Teeung lis StteBtiOn, is the protection u
Texas and New Mexeu. from the depreda,
unns ol The Indians rne recruiting service
hn-iseep actively engaged a bringing tht
compaaes syatinaed mi thai lf0nlier, 10 the
compliment ol ~ men. as liked by the act u
1AA,l Hs ,ie,,nrhnart, se,i, O.
h3aFff( Immediately under the Sentinel Prin'
ti,,y Itli6,. Be-. te' fH .ad h June u, lS49.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

Pittsburgh, Dec. 20.
This afternoon the Steamer Fashion No. 2,
collapsed her flew, at 3 o'clock P. NJ, on
The MonongaheIa River short distance a.
bovo town. have just returned, The fol-
lowing persons killed; Joseph Carol, A..
Lyttlo passenger, Isaac PEBBLES assistant
engineer, son ofth Captain, James Lonlei-
back fireman; scaded, w. Casklll lsi eqgl-
neer, A. PEBBLES; Capt. Jesse Cilleland pass
pengcr, John Peuigrew deck hand, Findly !,
Gould, deck hand aud one cabin passenger,
The boat il almost total wreck, the for
ward par Of Inc cabin and steps were blown,
overheard, lhe after part Of the boat Jared /,
about The same. The persons killed were
blown overheard, their bodies had not been
recovered when we left, the scalded were
10 tho city TO receive medical
lIealment, ga.. 3.f M sls2 J
ltt ~ +~~--~~S-rss<>r~c<
or An honest larmer thus writes 10 Ihs,
chairman Of an Irish agricultural society; <, ---
I.Geademen, please pit me down on your
list az caliie fot a bull IN,
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PTemiHm Butter made in 7ih month, lS50.c
Butter made from several COWS an feeding
"a clugeI Paslurr, ard Without other feed;
| 'uppl ed WITH saii rsce nWeck. Cream a
WAYS churned when about two davs and a
all old, aud as so,iI as taken or ihe milk,
i which lime The MIX is generally SOUL
The butler is hrst worked lil the milk is
lu', then sailed lille and set aside in n
'ooi place one day. Wlsn il is worked over
second lime and some sah applied sec.
ond tine il IS Then plcsed away IN stone
vessel aud secured fran tho atmosphere,
where it will keep any length Of lime pro-
Tided it is KEEP; cool t
MlCAJAlI II JOHNSON.
Premium butter made in sG and oh months,
1850.
The vessels were scalded before using
hem, and the mix and cream, were kept
cool The cream was sour when churned.
The butter was then sailed and let sand 10
hours, then worked thoroughly and packed
in earlhen vessels and covered with brine
and kept in cool place. i.t
SARAH NICHOLSON.
The abnve certificates, especially those
relating to bread, are not sufficiently explicit
10 satisfy our memhsts generally. Likely
tho very things which gave superior excel
lIence To The bread ale not mentioned Il
will puzzle some who saw and tried il, to
believe that the lst premium bread, and
such an excellent ar'icle MS thai was, could
be made without wheat-lour and even with
,olt baking Secretary.
The account NTH tie Treasurer stands as
fQllops:
A HOLMES, TREASURER, DR.,
To cash on hand from last year, $3S so
70 cash paid in by members, 95 90
Received from County Treasury, 95 90
--
1928 so
CIR.
Bv amt paid in premiums, $l56 rs
BY sundry expenses patty from last
year, % so
By bnance cash on hand, 40 25
S22S so
There are, also, premiums awarded in
lS4O and moi lilied. amounting 10 500 90;
also, awarded in 1850 and not lifted,
SiS 81 on.iderabe portion of which will
Ipro5ably not be drawn from The treasury.
lltb mo. 80, 50. A HOLMES. Treas'r.
Compiled by L. CATrELL.
Sec'ry III G, Az. Society,"
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Fon THE CApIz SENTINEL.

PREMIUM BREAD AND BUTTER.
The following certificates have been givon
to the Secretary. There are several others
due the Society which ought 10 have been
in his hands long since,
TO MAKE FIRST PREMIUM BREAD.
Boil potatoes, rub them through a seive.
TO quart Of potatoes prepared il this way,
add one cake Of good dry yeast, let tns
stand over night; in the morning a6d enough
warm water to make the bread, then lei il
stand until light, then work j ard put in
pans. ESTHER FOX.
TO MAKE SECOND PREMIUM BREAD.
Take butIermilk and scald The -four and
cool with water and put in yeast, lay il up IN
spunge over night. Knead your bread up
in the morning aud let it raise, then mould
il in loaves, aud raise i in baskets.
GRACE CHAPMAN.
TO MAKE LIGHT CAKES.
Use part Of light dough sponged with but
crnilk and good hop yeast; shorten with
butter aud bake in quick oven.
MARTHA b. o. THOMAS.
P.S. The hourused was ground at Thomp-
sons mill, Of wheat grown by Alexander
IIayet6eId. nj. 30. L.
TO MAKE FIST PREMIUM BUFFER
The cream and milk the COW produced in
"a hours was chumcd icgether, The butter
taken cut and thoroughly worked until all
the bulerm Tx was worked out, then snIted
to snit the taste. ESTHER FOX. n
Premium Buiter made ia Sirth Month.
The cows we're kept on timothy and clio.
yer pasture Without other feed except salt
twice a week. The milk was kept in eel
lar in tin pans and The cream wag churned
once week (pfIeHer would have been bet.
ter) the cream always sonr when ehuned
Ahef working the butter lilIe i was salt
ed nnd sci by (or one day in Good place. y
vas then woI worked and pnrlsed cloasiy 10
sweel stone iars covered with brine and set
u he cellar Y. IAt fllLh.
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AWFUL EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF
LIFE!! 100 PERSONS KILLED!
tIew odeans Dec. "A, 1850.

Flew Odenns, Dec. IA, 1851.
The new and beautiful Steamer Anglo
Norman went out on an experimental trip
to day with large pleasure party, consist
ing Of 2lo souls, after she had proceeded
some distance, and as learn was returning
to the city, towards evening, her boilers ex-
ploded greatly shattering the boat, killing and
wouudlng large number. From ~ TO lU0
persons are numbered as lar as at present
known, among The killed, wounded and mis-
sing. Mr.. PeuN gentleman attached TO
the Office oi .be New Orleans Bulletin, Is
one Of tie party, that lost his llie ny the la
Ital explosion -he was gentleman wen
known and inuch esteemed. Mr.. KIDD Of
the Daily Clescent and Mr. Bigna OF the
Delta, we're wounded but not seriously, Mr..
Nathan jarvis, Mr.. SdlIman and Mr. Stern
of the New York Novelty works were aboard
ard believed 10 be moriaily wounded. Capt
AmniboI and Capt. Thompson OF the ship
Lexington and others were badly injured,
the Hon. Juuius Bebeo, a member Of the
senate, was on board aud believed to have
Deen killed; il IL impossible yet to ascertain
ibe precise number OF killed, wounded and
adsslna, or ileir names, bni The supposlllon
IS tia. they cannot vary mush from 100
fe - c4NN~e~~c>~c-r~c~N~
SOUTH CAROLINA The Senate ol
South Carolina have passed bill, by vote
1f37 yens ~ 8 nays. calling Slale Con-
senllon. 80 be held on the hrst Monday n
December next, the election for which 70
axe place 10 October. Tho same result vas
anticipated 10 the House Of Representatives,
shich vas expecId 20 aci. .op The question op
Monday last. Gov Means was 10 be lnaq,
uralod % Monday, MISC. si
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JI1sIsPm SHARON.

GATro2NEY Z AFLtw, tND SOLICITOR
...'.,.e In CifANGERY. atag. sgr ..f.a
EXTIi. practice in Harrison and tho adlo'r'
" mgGanaties. CnlecliunsIhe bn'sHBess {
fxseiitdrs and Administrators, GHUetians aH
Wards, petitions tor parliIipn. settlement OF e1s
tates and all other business entrusted 20 his car
will receive his prbn,pt attention. Office udjoir
ing the Treasurer olice. C,,iiz. Apr. e, le49.
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Two Weeks Later from California.
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. W. BOSTWaCE6

Uf errg ceace;rablc style, quality and rd
~ s..a nrtu,,a And aberyfhing in the
etstss FsN2sNG LINE.
o1Rift .saSAN t.Eb SLEAlNlONS,
GYAs just received at his obi stnnd, in Cn'iz
~ his FAl.b and WIN TER STOCK com
prizing eiefy Thing ever kept in z BOOT ant
SHOE ana S!fot flirting sturr. 0f the neatest. IA
test and most fashionable stHlts. and inclddtnf
tinewFufth country.
Lis.ssoek Consists in part Of the following va
c;y7:
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Shoes .Buskin lies, Pumps. slippers. Nc' Iates
style. rl.s. #".'
Ladics' Guil Emstic Bnskin 'fies, Sandals and
"a. ,9pel Over Shoes. Socssg &c.
Miss.s, ,,o,, ,lildren's Boots Shoes, sllFpersdnt
~ 4 Over ShOesa .a EHaar., :, 04"u g
Bows and Youti % B.ots nd Munrocs. .tg}
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AVA Ntti'+ND = 'N-'D ~
The following certificates have been given
to the Secretary. There are several Others
due the Society which ought TO have been
in his hands long since.
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ow voters N the large cities, will, we hope, be
properly understood and appreciated by them and
the country at large.
Take these Developments. this reaction OF public
opinion in Connecti;uI and ether portions of New
England, in connect n with those high and pa
tristic sentiments en- ciated by the distinguished
statesmen in the Sc ate, over the remains Of the
late Senator from Sou h Carolina, aud we have the
strongest hopes and he highest expectations Of
seeing all the difficulties growing out of the slavery
agitation settled before the termination Of the pre-
sent session OF Congress, and that such disorgani
zer., demagogues, and utras, as Seward, General
Taylors cabinet, and their supporters, of all coors,
will yet be left on lee shore, without sympathy
or support from the public, In any quarter.
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OUR SPECIAL rELEoRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE

OUR SPECIAL TELEcRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHISsros, April 2, 1850.
Dir. Foote's resolution fer the appointment Of .
committee of thirteen, on the slavery question .in
come up tomorrow; but IL IL not expected that Il viii
amount to much. MIR. Benton and his friends have
iRnusnce enough TO the admission Of California
by herself without reference to the other territories
The great contest will tsss place In the House Of Re-
presentstives. Nothing more than the admission Of
California is expected at this session. and that evsn
win not be accomplished without . breeze We
coming to point the slavery question very rapidly.
MIR John w Pepper wss yesterday removed from the
Office Of Superintendent Of the Treasury building and
the sppointm. has been conferred by the Secretary
upon r. Samuel NcKen, which IL In addition to the
Office previously held by him.
row Of frame buildings situated between Louisiana
avenue and tenth street was consumed by nre about
one clock this mornipg-supposed to have been the
work Of an incepdisry.
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TELEGRApHIC INTELLJGENCE.
Teaexrapnio sam m arg.

Nothing was done in Washington, but the sad
and melsncholy business of consgning to their
Kindred clay. the remains Of the late Hon. John c.
Calhoun, OF South Carolina. The members Of both
houses attended the funeral
Funeral obsequies to the illustrious deceased
having been performed, and the ashes Of the great
South Carolinlan having been deposited in the
Congressional burial ground, the great question OF
the day comes up again before Congress to-day
IL 10 to be hoped that calmness aud moderation
will guide the members of both houses, in their
deliberations upon the slavery question. II they
do, there is nothing to prevent fairand honorable
Compromise, which will be satisfactory to the mo.
derate and sensible people classes and pares IN
the country, North and South. East and West
From recent events and recent elections, we are
perfectly well satisfied and persuaded, that even in
the most fanatical portions of the North and East,
there is powerful and influential under-current of
public opinion In favor of compromise, and OPP
posed, in the highest degree, to any measure that
would tend, in any respect, to separation and dis
solution of this coniederacy, We observe this
feeling everywhere-on Change, "where mer-
chants most do csngregate," in the church, in the
street, In the counting house, in the coffee house,
In the family circle-in fact, everywhere. Tue
ultra fanancal views of such men as Seward and
Thurlow Weed, both Of whom, by the way, are
very unpopular among the masses. are not those of
the people.
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European Asws,

The Europa's news, IRA Halifax, will be due to-
day. The Hermann will be due at this port on Fri
day. The advices by these steamers will be tive
weeks later. The weekly trips of the Cunarders
Will begin next Saturday. After the LIST OF May,
steamship will leave Liverpool and New York
every three days.
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nr.okiv. O,tv u.ssliagsnos

ws.rLv Rrro.r o. DrArns = Charles 9. ooodrseh,
Hssltk Physiesn reports ths Of desths sa1tn
S.1sS g. 1880 s o. Is s.u.:. :ds:
20: Children 70 Total, ~ Iptsrmepts In Grsenvood
s.d Other Brooklyn grounds from New York and oshsr
pieces, %
BoASD or EDucArrsN-Arsn a-rhis body met ct
the city Hail. Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon. The de-
Of Mr. Thomas Bun late member Of the board
vith his family and friends their bereavement
passed. and aso that the members Of the board attend
The La . Comm ittss to whom vas referred the COR
OF the City With the State
superin spdspt, the subject OF the Orphsn Asylum
Societies Of this city, and the subsequent application
OF this Managers Of the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum, re-
port that In respect to the drst matter their opinion
former report They agree sith the state Supsriutsu
dent that the act OF April 1ss0 does not repeal
the act Of 18th Of March lsas under which the
orphan asylum societies claim; aud the ooly for
estipR they did In their report the propsty Of
submitting the question to the state Superintendent
~ss, that they had learned from the City Supsriu-
that the State SuPerpte Ddent had before twice
decided the ssme question subs sntisly the other
in bis OF the 2ist Jsnusry last that be
was compelled TO put the constr vhish he did
the act q the 9th Of April lsas lyon questions relsr
ing to other msttsrs and that the opDous thus given
must stand or tall upon the specific circumstances Of
The case The repsrt goes on to state the ground Of
and their for differing with the state Superin
tendsn', his opinion with regard to the extent to
vhicb the orphan asylum sociees are entitled to
sign Of the legislature In passing the act Is to
be gathered from the itself" The report concludes
with the mendstion that distribution be made
to esoh OF the asyums, upon the principles bsfore
stated by them, with regard TO the act Of March
1s4s. unless tho Board shall be inclined TO dissent.
The report accepted and laid the table In the
special order for the next regular meeting
TBE CouRrs.-The regular term OF the Court Of Oyer
and Termiper and Circuit Court commenced Monday.
Ths morning was occupied In swsaripg the grand jurors
end the delivery OF the charge Of Judge Morse The
principal points which were touched upon we're those
In relation to lotteries usury, &c aud sriot injunc-
tou 10 the members posing tho grand inquest not
to ulge matters which prsd among them in the
csurse OF their sittiDes He alluded to tho OF
recent grand jury In this important particular, and
ceosureo them severely. In the Court OF Sessions
johnson judge sentence was pronounced four orr
miuais previously indicted :: George Davis for grand
LARGELY was seDtvpced to two years i'm pris)Rm
William Henry Peters, two years; Henry Frsukiin,
three y.Ars; Joseph Wagner two years; and Thomas
Nolan toe ssssuir and battery upon femaie
fenced to the county jail months o. hard labor
The President has officially recognised vittoro Sar.
Ori nj of MAJ this for If phts
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To the Carriers of the aeraid

- eonseqoeEos OF recent svepts, the proprietor Of
NE Nev York HYod gives notice to all his carriers,
ssrvEg Subscribers in this city and the
ssst will be allowed 20 any other journal In
scnjunetioa With the H.rah. He also forbds every
ss<rter 70 sell or take money for suy route; and all
hose carriers who pay rent TO former carriers for the
privilege Of thus serving likewise forbidden to pay
Any such sums. The proprietor Of the Herald alone
eiatue 70 possess the right 10 all these mattsrs
HE routes and all carriers sobeyng these directions
vf1 DO promptly dismissed frsm his employment.
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Connecticut Election.

Below viii be fousa oil the returns received from the
late election In Connecticut. The democrats have
gained largely and though they have not succeeded
In slectpg their candidate fer Governor, there IL
doubt but the Senate and House Of Representatives
both democi attic, which insurss the ehoios Of
democratic Governor and United States Senator
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u. .. Com missiOne,'s Court.


Arm The Uatfeo States .4usfin aud Others -
This . charge Of larceny, against Austin the Sc
cor mate and eighteen OF the Of the packet ship
Admiral when her voyage between Havrs and Ne =
imk The prisoners were charged with larceny Of
guns pistos, silks purses eegAr.osses &c. Nine only
Of thoee accused have been yet arrested The de-
PENDANT Austin was disebsrgea by the commissioner
The sgainst the others be resumed this Morn
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Whig maj....3
In Of the counties returns for the Lsgisa
ture have been received but the for Governor
asessss very plaA.iy vhss Il the result The election
Il given up BY the Wigs lost and the democrats viii
have ever, thiss in their hands In many Of the
towns where they failed to elect second TRIAL had
yesterday and shan probably know the foil result
to day
NsswreH, April g. 1850.
In the Third Copsreseicrsl District, the democrats
have elected every Senator and large majority OF the
lower House. Evsrything 10 Democratic. Norsich
gave Parhins the demoerao candidate for sens,or 50
maj GRITTY and elected only vhig Representative
Ohio EIectioa Returns.
Colrnsus, April 1850.
In Jefferson county the esnd dates FOR Senator srs
Jo-sh Scott. vbis, aud rhos L. Jsvett, dem the
lsass the latter about 100 votes For County
candidates. Doctor w Bates, vhig, isads John r.
Sutherland, dem by about 80 votes
Montgomery county is claimed both by the whiss and
democrats end Il will require the ooisl vote TO do.
tvrmipe the result Gunehis 10 the vhis candidate,
and Judge Holt the democratic.
In Mo, hinrum county stilivsI vhig is undoubtedly
elected
The contest In Columbus is . very close 10 IL
still dineult TO get anything like reliable returns
xLKcIIoN OF pxLxsArKs TO cossrrrUrIosAL COW
vHRrIoN.
CoLrrprs, April q 1850.
The returns from Franklin county show that Ora
ban. vhie, has been elected over Msdsry dem BY -
majority
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Court Caiend.r-rh,s Day.

Cncvrr CovRr o. Nos Asa. 4o4 AGO. 400, 40, Al
l73, AZ, 476 478 40. 479, 4SI, 4s2
CoMNon PLeAs.- Part L Nos 43l, aga l3j 439. AL,
443. AS 447. 449 Ash 453 457 45s 46l 463 Part q
Noe Sss, 400 Az 44 4zo 42s 430, 432 4sl $50 ASS,
40, 442 444 446.
sur.n,on CouRr- Nos. 1877, les, 1873 ST. OF, 81, 50,
IL 20 IS 80, II. Sc "a lOS l07 l29 SO, 81 l53 1855
lb7. 100 to t6s, 40 So rs, 1853, IS
TEAssrERKEp SuYERroR CouRr.-Nos. IL las, Is, 10,
%, "a to 26
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SOCIALISM, IN THE New YORK LRersLAruRs.-
The public attention 10 waking up at recent vote
in the State Senate, in Albany, In references to q
new snti-rent law which passed that body, and
which takes away the property of certain proprie-
tors In this Stale, contrary to the constitution and
contrary to justice. That species Of socialism In
New York, which is known by the name Of anti
rentism, was first set on foot by Thurlow Weed
and w. ii. Seward. Il was part of the game Of
these demagogues, by which they have attained
their present power and distinction in New York.
The public mind is now beginning to wake up,
and probably stop will be pat, in the Assembly, to
the further progress Of this species Of socialism.
If they don't, they may look out .,,.