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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
Doipr Of the Legislature.

Tb4 Lii PROPOSING 10 rai,e s'o0.0o9 by
Sa,s Tax fos the support If Common
School. failed in the Senate. :, our tiiy
escape. a drain # nearly Quarter Il a
Million Dollar, to defray The erpen'e u
school. in other parts # the >tate-Nhen-
over the Country viii unite with ~ in enact
IN. that all property shall be assessed a. IL
actual ca-h value, and made TO pay taxe- ac-
coriingly ia the County whore u J. held
then ,ge .hall not ,trenuou-ly object ~ the
support Of schools mainly hy stat Tax.
sill. we tLiuk The r4isingo a part ~ town
shin or district tax j, calculated 70 secure adj
di,.anal vigilance and prudence in the man
aeement OF schools
The Free School Jaw ], 20 BE- re'ubmitie1
o. the People at the ensuing state Election
ON the question IT Repeal or y Repeal.
Very good. gentlemen opposite a. often A.
YOU Ike, If The majority for FIRE. schools
LAT November va, not conclusive. W. must
rrv to pile W. ono that viii be.-lf the act
+. repealed by the popular vote then the aet'
and part. Of act. which it -upplanted are
r.,iyed-iu.t a. if the ky should fall, there
would be- a fine chance to catch lark.
The attempt IF certain Pilot, Of this port
20 procure change Of the present Pilot
Law, was unsuccessful.
The commission 70 codify the Law gene
rally wa, aboH-hed-6' to g in the House
in the senate without division Oh the fnaI
vote. The bill found no commissioner in Of
fee but Seth G. IIawley.
The Commissioners Of Practice male their
final Repor; and closed their labor. at the
opening Of the Session but their Report was
not acted on by the Legislature. and i null
a. vet so far a. legal proceedings are con-
cerned.
The General Railroad act was one Of the
chief measures Of the Session. II removes
the more formidable impedimcnt- heretofore
existing in the construction Of Railroads
where the People desire and choose To- pay
for them.
4 bill passed defining and cnlarsing the
powers Of the State Engineer and Surveyor.
Also. an act limiting the work on the o.
wego Canal Enlargement where it l.
thought the Canal Commissioners have been
going ahead too FAST
\ bill providing for stay Of the Collec-
ton of Rents on Manoral Estates where the
State contests the title of the alleged land
lords. was killed by clamor raised against
it through the journals Of thi, City. 1t won
stay dead
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The Homestead ACf-S Flaw

The Homestead Exemption is enacted,
but the lawyers have outwitted the people
in its formation. We are utterly dissatis-
fed with the second section, which reads;
"N2. To entite any property to such exemption.
the conveyance of the same shall show that II IL
designed 10 be held as homestead under this act,
already purchased, or the convey ance does not
show such design, a notice that the same is design
ed 20 be 90 held shall be executed and scknowl-
edged by the person owning the said property,
which shall contain full description thereof and
shall be recorded in the office OF the Clerk OF the
County IN which the said property is situate, IN a
book TO be provided for that purpose and known as
the Homestead Exemption Book
This is all wrong, and almost nullihcs the
good features Of the act. There is to be no
Exemption, after all, except for the Home
steads Of those who make II special record,
give the world special notice, and pay the
County Clerk Il special fee. That is TO say,
There is to be Homestead Exemption for the
cautious, the wary, the far-seeing, but none
for the needless, the simple and the IMPROVE
dent The few who can best take care Of
themselves are provided for; the many who
need such Exemption are not to have it,
This clause opens a wide door for lies,
equiyocations and frauds. 4 man wants 70
run in debt, and he will represent his farm
as unincumbered, where perhaps the contra
~ is the fact; or he will give his note dated
before he fled his notice Of Exemption
There will be all manner Of prevarication
and cheating. There must be thorough
search before you can say that freehold is
or is not covered by Exemption. But strike
cut this section, and the law becomes per
fectly consistent and the chance of deceit
UNNECESSARILY less. No man need run TO
the county Clerk to ascertain that proper
~ is or is not covered by Exemption if the
owner lives in it with his family, that settles
the question. Not one home in a hundred
will be protected by the law As it exists !;
strike out this section and two-thirds Of
those in the State would be-
Well: We must try again. All We now
need is the pretty effectusl demolition Of
this second section. And this Is bound 10
come, and will not wait long either. Next
Winter must see this section out.
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FIRE. ARSON And RoBRERY About 3 o clock
on Wednesday morning. the newsboys. IN their
early rounds discovered Steeles Bookstore 10 be
fire. The alarm was Immediately given. but
the fire not extincushed until the stock was
pretty much destroyed or greatly damaged Mr..
Steele had a stock OF $4,000 or sll 900, and was
insured Tor s5.00O-sJ. 900 in the Genesce Mutual
and a.. 900 in the Buffalo Mutual There WINS also
an insurance OF : 800 on the building in the Lex
ington Company. The store was undoubtedly set
on tire The bolts OF the front door were wrenched
or the safe broken open. and what money
there taken, and other articles OF value which
shows that a robbery was first committed and then
the premises fired ltist be hoped that the per
petrators OF the douhe crime may be detected. aud
there Is bat small chance OF their escaping Justice
Best gets upon their trail The loss falls psrticu-
larry heavy upon NJ Steele. In addition 10 the
amount burned and damaged by water above the
insurance, he IS thrown out OF business Just upon
the opening OF the most active season. The upper
stories were occupied as a printing Office and bind
cry b. Mr. Steele, upon which he had an insurance
OF $4,000 They sustained no damage. however.
Buffalo Com ADV.
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The Legislature Of New-York just adj
iourned virtually decided that whoever
chooses may deprayc and poison the infatu-
atcd and the ignorant by the sale Of Alco-
holic Drinks. and that those who abstain
shall be taxed hundreds Of thousands Of dol
lars per annum to support the pauperN and
punish the criminals who are made such by
the Rum Traffic Here is a business of
which one set of men pocket the profit, a
second receive the degradation and personal
injury. while a third are called on 70 pay the
heavy cost Of oiling the wheels and keeping
the machinery going. This is not right, and
men who look at it through a clear medium
must realize it. Those who view it through
brandy-colored glasses or champagne Gobets
nav think it j., but that don't make it so.
CoxsEo1icu1.-The Hartford Republican, the
third party organ Classics the new Legislature
Of that State as follows
and one doublful-(Msrks and Burnhsm)
HUsE.
Whig. ...... % Dem. ........lCs Free Sol. l6
and adds
"In thi, statement we set down none as Free Solers
hut those known 10 he actually members OF The
Free Soil party Our adyce make u certain that there
sixteen men In House. who belong 10 neither O the old
marry org.pzaop. There are four such men 10 The
ate Several other members OF the House are reported
as Free Sol parry men, and may prove 10 be such But
we count only hose Of whom authorities maize us sure
twill be that the Free Sellers have the balance OF
power In the House N Joint ballot and perhaps IN The
Senate
Last wear the Wings members Of the House and
10 members Of the Sense'
The four Senators chosen mainly by Looo Foco
votes which The Republican claims as Free Sellers
are Messrs William Field. Zebulon Brockwsy
samuel w Coe and Edmund Perkins II sneers
At our Ignorance in chasing Mr.. Belcher Of New.
London as one Of this set Perhaps the sneer is
deserved But We understood before the Election
that Mr.. Becher is the son-inlaw OF leading Abo-
H,ionist, known to be for the w lmot Proviso, and
that he would receive the bulk Of the Abolition
vote We presume he did.
The Republican ought certainly to understand
Connecticut politics better than we DO, and it very
confidently afirms that
His rot poss.bs 10 elect slavery propagandt 10 the
United States Senate 10 Connecrco-eertsnly no, this
year"
We presume this means only that ex-Gov.
Toucey, a member Of Folks Cabinet can't come
in. but thar ex Coz, Cleveland who would have
been in that Cabinet If be could viii have TO be
presented by the Democracy. We shall see
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TIE MODE EOR Ian

~ GEsIs hs. 1hs authority Of the fashionable world
and The mechanical Judges for ssyug that hs four dollar
hat for the present Season ouyas 10 the perfection OF ito
contour aud tho beauty u s msers sny hat that has
yet been imported th. country from abroad produc.
ed BY the scknowedged skill and OF artists at
hons. Paris hitherto, looked upon the grand Capital OF
Fashions domain does no. contain in the hagasins Of
chaDe<rs, hat which will compare with GEsISs Spring
Style for 1859 in truth Of proportions elegance Of design
beauty Texture and dsn2u> appearance So hes sssur
ed by gentlemen recently arrived from France who have
visited his store, and examined bis fsbrics
GENIN, IA Broadway, opposite St PsuPs
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The EXPREss AND NJ. YIDAL--We the other
DAY bra nded T'tc Express with falsehcod for pre-
sumng 10 charge NJ VIDAL, one OF the newly
elected Representatives from Paris with being "A
man notorious for past misdeeis." Conscious tina.
it had done wrong in saying this concerning gen
tleman against whom 10 charge OF crTusIRaleonduot
had ev er been uttered Or printed, and Of whom Il
knew nothing whatever. save what had been IN
the journals, The Erprsss had not the manhood 10
acknowledge its error, but most smely and pitt
fully sought to creep off by saying that the osHioHs
Of Mr. Vidal as manifested IL his writings, IN she
discussions Of the Luxembourg. and through their
supposed influence on Louis Blanc, were mis-
deeds,
Ii was %, our intention 70 dlude again 10 this
crstuitons SANDER OF its uDfort1nste apology. but
happening to see in the letter OF Pans correspood
ent OF The Nesr York Obscrrcr-An authority which
The ETprsss Will hardly dispute, or accuse OF par
,iAhty to Socislss-the following paragraph, We
copy II TO show the difference between q consc;eR
tioas writer who says what be knows to be true,
snd writer without conscience who Goes not
know whether what he says be tue or false. The
cores poDdent Of The Obsevre- says:
Mr. Vidal 10 friend OF Mr.. Louis Blanc he
is q Socialist He has edited several periodical
Na-nal, in which he advocates reforms adapted 10
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FOLLOW the CsowD.-T.o men rushed against each
Other, ye.ardsy In Fulton 81 when one exclaimed
"D-n-W
What's Thar hercely Interrupted the other,
My Conn., meeay replied ihs sufferer.
"Oh, beg your pardon Sir, am going to KSox's, l2s
FuIonst. to get one OF his Spring Fashion Hats and am
afraid hey will be all Sold
Your apology Is accepted Sir, and am obliged 10 you
for reminding Of duty for must 20 KsoSs also
Follow The crowd then come on
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NOW FOR TIE ONSET

Now tho nme to charge upon the foul insects that In.
fee, your domeiles The warm Spring sun 10 bringing
hem out from heir winter hauns One package Of LYoss
Astehies Powders, sold u 40 Broadway, will destroy
millions Of hem There 10 no mistake about it, From
Maine 10 he Gulf Of Mexico housekeeper who has red
hem will deny heir efficacy LYoss Pills DOT whit
less fsla to ras and mice and yet human being might
dine hem with impuni,y
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Entail IienrOunter.

CHAstEsr0N Thursday, Aptii II.
We learn that reucouuter occurred at Mobile,
Ala on the 9Th. between man named David
White and Henry NJ Jackson, IN which both fired
pistols, and White was shot dead. Jackson escaped
without injury. and surrendered himself to the
authorities who held him to bail The origin Of
the fight IS not known.
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The Telesrnph BiII.
TIE PsF q ne State Of Ne iork rsyrasn.eS o. se-dt
1as Aise~5iy. % r.aef a. Jokes.

TIE Peop4< q ne Stas Of Nee io'k reyreen.ed Seat.
1ns 1iie~ay, % rnGef a. jokes.
sIcTI0S !. Any person Connected with any Tel
egraPh Company IN this State either as clerk, ope
rator, messenger, or IN any other capacity, who
shall wlfnly diyulse toe oontents or the nature Of
the contents Of any private communication en-
trusted 70 nun for transmission or delivery or who
shaA wliully refuse or neglect 10 transmit or de-
liver the same. shall, on conviction before any
court, be al judged guilty OF a nsdeneanor and
shal suffer imprisonment IN the County jail or
Workbouse In the County where such conviction
shall be had. Tor term Of not more than three
mouths, or shall pay fine 10, to exceed i've hun
dred dollars, in the discretion OF the Court
SAC. ,. Tnis Act shat take effect Immediately
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~ P.RKEHs Temperance Store 2G2 Broome, cor Lod-
owst ION the hfa Of Msy will remove 10 ~ and 2.s)
Families supplied In al parts Of The City and BROOKLYN
Fresh Pal Butter constantly on hand good Butter /. Sd
down 10 10 eenis We have received he handsomes New.
Orleans Sugar that has been offered families his sea.on
al he ow price Of Two shing and pence and three
shiltngs per ID good Rshasd Sugar only ss Sd and 70
per Ibs stusns best Crushed sugN5s Per lbs; also
good Teas Tor 3s 10 10 per ID bee, Extra from the late
mpor2uoas only 80 per ID best Java Coffee s I'd good
Coffee Ia
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AZ Tslss8Aps rs I'VE sEs.yOak TRIBUNE.
Excitement in the {. =. Circuit Court
at Washington.

" lsFfNeT.N T IlIsli y F''I l.
4 scene OF great excitement was Witnessed ID
the L. : Circuit Cour; today. II aPPefrs 'ha'
distinguished .Avyer named Henry May ''"N eA-
.soous in strong terms against the decision grant
III, anew TIA when the yertiic, lad already oeen
rendered in favor Of his client The rssai OF TINS
was the expeling OF NJ. May rom the bar BY the
Cor-, Tte selling ia the community s -eaeraiy
q fsv1r adj, NJ Nav.
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The Murder Gases.

BosroN Friday, AFrl Is ?. NJ.
Tho counsel Tor Prof " ebster have published
a notice in the Afternoon papers, stating that the
report OF the Wester ,ra.. which appeared to-day
cot up BY Dr. Stone and others s Inaccurate as far
az regards their statements
The COMMITTEE %. the Couuci. have unanimously
reported against oomnutug the punishment Of
Pierson. and he Wi und 3ub,eiiy BE- hung.
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Railroad Accident.

B,LrlNosF, Friday, April =
The cars from Washington ialed TO connect with
the Eastern train this morning. IN Consequence OF
tire axe Of the engine breaking, near B.adensburg
No further injury was sustained.
We learn from Washington that Jury Of In
quos, IS investigating the cause Of the my sterious
death OF Mr.. Chas Wilson.
Flouris held firmly at IS Gram unchanged.
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-erlou, Illness of the Clerk Of the House

Na-HINsT1N tTtsy, pa --f'eI'It
an scrry 70 slnounce that the heath o' M
c ample 5 10 better. and thst he $ rapidly TAI
mp H, Physicians. after consulting with each
other. have given him up.
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10 Leary ~ Co.'S Hats.-LEARY Co. m IN
vitng attention their style Of gentemens Hats Tor ihe
present season unhessngy claim that In shape, texture,
ighness finish and all the qualities which combine To con
suie elegant Hat Is approach To the perfect
than has ever before been attained this any other
country.
The Partisan Hat has heretofore been considered unsp
proachable the beauty and OF design Ia deli
cscy and ghtness Of It's structure snd In the noble
which derived from usnrss OF proportions and grace u
outline by the production Of any artist France LEARY
Co have, however the satisfaction Of stating. lhs
authority Of the best In the world 81 Fashion
and tho wod Of Trade their spring style for 1850
passes, In all The abOyenamsd qnAss, the very finest
specimens Psr.sn manufacture tina, have been produced
this Tney socita comparison between the ohf
dones Of foreign skill and and his they believe, peer
less specimen Of an American Hst In material and work
msnshp well as Ia the symmetry OF Its proportions and
the ehssteness Of lie desgo Is scknow lodged be IN
surpassed and the best test Of unh personal scrutiny
L. Co respect fully invite their friends snd tho public to
call and examine for themselves.
ais It. LEARf co. A'tor- House New.York-
~ NOtice.-Rev J McCLIsTocK, ID ID will preach In
the Seveuh-sJ NJ. Church tomorrow evening. tApnl
lDA7l O'clock ais II.
~ Express for GaIiforBia.-Letter bags Of the
steamer. Cherokee aud GeorRia Will be kept open until p
delivery Of the special messenger will be In charge
Of The same Letters prepaid, "a cts Small parcels
celyed ss above ais ~
" French Langusge.-Redueed Terms 81 Tor q
lessons Pnvse TuuOD, - for sssons The advertiser
who an established teacher gives lessons on tbs above
terms al all hous during the day and evening Glasses VI
or more taught for so The a lessons. For particulars
call al Az BToOme-st
~ New-York Practical House Painters
Benefit Protection society-A regular meeting u
this Society will hes held Monday evening April d. Al
the Fourteenth Ward Democratic Head quarters corner
Elizabeth agd Grand sis "a O'Clock.
WI OREGGoRY, President
JAMES McPEAKE, Secretary ais IT,
" n. Lounsberry, Denusi, 90 Chsmbenst will
remove May | to rs CbsmberssL where be will
unue tho practice Of his profession Best mineral teeth
hno gold plate style surpassed either for beauty
durability All operations connected with his profession
performed al the shortest notice and with such degree Of
deieacy and success 10 the perfect
fseusn. ais l1STuSTh'
~ DIR. Wietins's Extra Lectures.-Ths last
that Will he given up tO~n. Que this afternoon 1T
o'clock to ados only, ard this evening at 7! O'Clock,
TO gentlemen only, great many important subjects,
which have not been presented ~ the audience To be
illustrated with tbs Model de Femme Manains 30 or 20
Models, Skeletons, Nc. Admission Is cents. ais IL
~ Association Of Exempt Firemen.-The men,
beers Of MS Associ son requested Frenens
sl on Sunday, April lfh AT O'Clock p NJ to attend tho
funeral Of our late brother, Hsllsm ChessbfOugh
ais IT. 0EO. w WHEELER, Sec'ty
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The Reported Difficulty between >oulouaue
and the American Consul.

sosroN. Friday. Aprt EN-
Letters have been received here from Mr. " Il
son. L s Commercial Agent at Cape hayuen'
dated March 81 which make no mention OF any
trouble between Emperor Sou'ouqne and the
American Consul snd The s,ory OF the Imprison-
ment OF the ls,,er BY The former IS doubtless IN
C. 1rrecf
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GENIN, IA Broadway, opposite St P.uv,.

" srosss CarsIchL HAk IsvIGosAToR, being com
pounded wholly Of vegetable properties perfectly harm.
less and certain in s efficacy ussf article for
giving glossy appearance to The hair and causing IL to
flow 10 luxurisni curs 1t will be found superssds all
kinds Of oils and other preparations Price IS cents large
bottlea Principal Depot Ledger Buildings Philadelphia
Sold wholesale and retail by CH RING
cor Broad way and John-.t NY
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TEE FLORIDA lSDI1SS-The SGraRnQk Rcru5-
IieGA Of the sth inst has private Advices from am
pa 70 the effect that steamboat has late les that
port iOr ManIlee there TO receive a considerable
body Of Indians that were assembled for the pur-
Pose Of emigration Il IS supposed that his new
emigration vii influence iavorably the Indians re
manning N FOrida-anong them The party Of Sam
Jones said to have gone to tie Big CyPre.
Swamp.
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RilHNoNp, Va Friday, April u
Mr. VIM Allison, an old and respected merchant
of this City, died suddenly from = stroke Of paraly
SIS, Yesterday. at the Depot.
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The Cholern--rcam-hip Ohio.

Nss-OsLEANs. "Wednesday April To-
There are at present 20 cases OF Cholera in our
city
The steamship Ohio had i5o passengers.
Cotton. since the receipt OF the Europas adyices,
.c lower.
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~ We invite the attention " capitalists TO the large .sl.
Of 60 valuable Building Lou, by AsTHosY BLELcxEl
TRIs DAY al u O'Clock Al The Merchants e. sr,sL
ID as follows, viz lot Thrieenh and one d. on -Four
ieenths near the Second also q lots % the south
side q Foryssyentbst between The Fifth and SIKH AZ.
ard directly opposite Columbia College Green also 10
os % and next the northwest and &C and nert he north
east cor OF Lexing'cn and Fy ninIh ct Also ots on
Fihy eshih-st 10 ots on Eghtetsst lots on Thrd-sy
and number Of Building !os l2sth.i Lirhogrsphie
MAGE can Be obtsoed Al he sue ion ROOM Bro.dst
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-a-sve ,he poor. an Jar rom M OF NJ. ~
fsls ooiaills tr' u.rs, resPsei a. c'9ra1s' Ai'1
a Its
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ass. TIE Cay Ff.TrM at Niblo's la-

nSs, The Gay FEsTNM AT Nlblo + la-t
evening was magnificent. The largest DIM
inc saloon lwe believe in our City was
crowded 70 it., utmost capacity by the M
telligence and political chivalry # our City,
eager 10 do honor to the memory Of him vino
If all living men has most served and h'-
nored his country Every allusion 90 Tie
name or career # Mr.. Clay elected the most
fervent peals Of enthusiasm, giving q
new proof that the great KenHeIian pos
so.ses the ;no.t unbounded sway over tho
hearts Of the Whig-, and especially the
Whig Young Men. Of our City. The pre-
.ence and response Of Mr.. Clay, SENATOR
al compatriot, Hon. JAMES COOPER Of Pa.
added much 70 the interest Of the Festival.
We regretted the mistake in one or two
Of the toast, and more broadly in some Of
tho songs Of The evening. Of blending with
the honors SO nobly earned by and So heart
ily paid to Mr. Clay, illusions to the que,-
tons now engaging the Senate and aeitat'ns
the Union with respect to Slavery, california
and the Territories. in manner which
seemed to make acquie-cence IA particular
mode Of settling these questions test Of re-
card for Mr.. Clay We are confident that
this was regretted and di,approycd by a
very large portion Of those present. In thl'
as in all other topics Of grave National into
rest we shall best eyince our appreciation of
Mr.. 'Clay's lofty career not by a blind and
scryilc adoption Of his opinions and views
but by initiating him in a fearless and self
forgetting fidelity to our own convictions Of
Right and Duty.
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Court of Appeals.

Als.SY, Friday. Aprill2-PM
No. - passed, 80 reserved, 81 and - argued and
the latter concluded at the hour Of adjournment
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE BY the arrival yesterday
Of the schooner Sylvester Gssner, from CamPeschy
which port abe leIt on the 25sh nit We iesrn irun
Capt Rowe that a large fire occurred IN the town
of lagans on the gin u March. destroying nearly
one halt OF the place. The amount OF property
consumed was esrmsted q, from si0. 900 10 $4,000
IN. y. Crescent tlA.