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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

lVk GIArE INSTITUTE 2ls Fourthst corner o. Mac
doupsl fronting Washing 0n square -BOARDlN9 De-
PARTMENr. The Principals, having received heqneat
applications from the city and country to take boarcing
Pup, are now happy announces that arsngementsofho
moa desirable character been made by which ue pe
Guitar advantages off City High School may be secaodc
these who anxious TO avail themselves OF u oeoonn
The retired location Of this lnatuon facing ~ II does ne
largest PARK IN the city, combines every Advantage OF We
country for the healthress ofits pupils The school year
ing September eth November IS, February 10 and Apru
49, Boarding Pupils VIII be continued during the sammg
vacation desired Terms reasonable Circulars oD.nnea
stihe In,ute or by addressing the Principals likewise
Ire Bookstores OF ~ H. Newman, 1893 Broadway and o.
D Appleton 200 Broadway Pupils admitted 81 any ume
and charged only from the date Of entering.
~ N B The next School term IL VIII DO ooserVeo
commences Monday, April 18th,
ml7u las TANNING, A. NJ.
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4 ADIES' SCHOOL,. Red Hook, on

H the North River-Mrs VIM Jones receives inio her
family twenty young ladies' whom she undertakes Ia
siruct In oil the branches necessary 10 sound education
and also In hose accomplishments and 10 that perso-
nal carriage which essential 70 their making good g.
cure In refined society.
The cardinal branches Of study taught by herself and
dau ehler together with the higher Maheu aics Bellies
LettTes and the Sciences; and vgiaat supervson
stsnty exercised by them every pupil with regHd
10 those pOiDts which most tho object OF adleioas pa
renlS soictude.
Her Teacher Of Music is lady emnenty skilled ID ne
science who uDiIes with great patience Perseverance
which often makes respectable performers OF those
whom Nature has not eied with talent for Music and
the best tuned Instruments only used FOR practice.
Her Tescher ofFrench and Drawing naive Of france
OF whom duties required bat assi trousy to teach
these branches She accustoms her pupils 70 speak me
French language colcquisy, and The iiiom rendered
familiar by their being Taught 10 think In H. a. wei 40 10
speakit
The residence OF Mrs WIN. Jones is a commodiols Cot
tage fitted up with every convenience conducive 10 hea N
and comfort and the village 10 three hours from the City
BY H. r. Railroad References may be made 10 The parena
Oh any Of her present OF former pupils.
TERMs-Ope Hundred and fifty dollars per snnuu, "a
full for every expense except for casa advances previously
authorised.
Parents desiring an Interview will find Mrs during
the month at 46 West Washington place mSi 2wMWS'
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I S. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 Broad
.N7TNANT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
WATER CURE.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE
lf1 ESTABLISHMENT, Binghsmton, Broome " ",
NJ Y-This Establishment is delightfully."- located o. w
base OF The mountain from which Il takes in nsns -
commands delie htul view OF the Cbenaogo and suss
ha1a Rivers with their rich and beauufu values
The Cure" Ia now open for the reception ano aee-s
patients The Institute has been successiu 70 -
the eminent professional aid OF Dr. c. B. bAhksI
OF New York City whose long experience Ia hyafopsz
is sufficient guarantee TO the patrons OF this lnsuuHo
they viii be abundanty cared for. 4. A.
All letters &c on professional business, mua %
dressed to DR. BARRETr, ct the Cure Communies,1
only will be received that are postpaid. ~
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.


PRUSSIA, BELIS, 10th inst-A note has been
received from Vienna containing reply 10 the Prssan
memorial Of the 9Th inst On this note the Austrian Cab
net It's good will AID perfect re-dlness 20 coop
craze with Prussia for tho crea Of permanent Cent
Government Nevertheless Austria insists 10 demanding
the presidency.
DRESDEN CONFERENCE.-The Fourth Commit
tee of TIE Conferences for the first time the 18th
inst This Committee sts the action and duties Of
Federal Court Of Arbitration.
PARIS, Friday--The Duke Of Sosomayer has
presented his letter. Of recall from bis missi1n Spanish
Minister at Paris The report OF Mr. Gsrdnes PROPOSE.
ton to repeal all exceptional laws has been presented aud
rejected Some roiing to- place on Monday a. Anpol
BOuche du koue, the conscnphon- The au1hofltes,
aided by the military force, soon restored order.
PARIS BouRsE-Fives, "a %; Threes 81 IS.
GREECE The K6lner Zeitung states from Ber
In that the question OF 0recan Succession has length
been decided The throne will fall 10 Prince AdLbeFt OF
Bavaria
AUSTRIA, VIENNA, lsth.-The Ministerial pa
pers protest against the scheme Of popular repre-
sfnstion in the Germanc Confederation. The Railroad
between Bosom and Msntua has been opened.
RAILWAY Misunderstanding and Birmtng-
ham RatodvThe Herald learns that bill IN Chancery
has been filed the psr OF the Great Western Railway
set aside the agreement which the Consultation Committee
recommended sho1ld he made with the Loncon and North
Western Railway. and agreed TO al the recent half yearly
meeting Of the Shrewsbury Line There Is not the slight
est foundation for the Iumor that the Great western have
not offered TO guarantee the latter al a per cent
Oxford, Worcester and WoEreyhdmpt0R RdsLUdy Same
paper hesrs good authority ihs bill In Chaneerg was
about being filed to set aside the agreement entered into
between The above Company and the London aud North
Western Company
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ute on wedntIdsy evening The President w b. Jones,
made some appropriate remarks relative TO The early
closing movement and read the resolution adopted by the
merchsn a meeting held BY them last December. As
kept open In violation Of the contract en-
tered into between the merchants and the clerks and sons
establishments have recently been opened which are
not IN the SsDg cement, It deemed expedeut that
committee be appointed 70 inform the public OF said CON-
psct The Of The present officers having expired, an
election took place for the ensuing term, and W B. Joneh
was elected President; w. o. Walker and Mr. Ledoux
Vice Presidents Spencer Blake, Secretsry;V p Craw
ford Treasurer and J. ". HnesIs and Il. Lewis Audi
tors aher " hich the MEETING dOurned 10 Wednesday
evening next when the officers viii be installed.
JUVENILE HORSE THIEF.-David Lock
wood soy about Is years Of age was arrested In New
York Wednesday evening, By officer Wsnzer. OF ibis
city, chsrged with ing horse from Tue premises OF
his employe r, Mr. George W Burr, OF Huntington, L.
on SUNDAY TIE horse found In stable In Grand-st
and by the owner sod The boy will be detained
until presences demanded Ia Quesn's Co, where the
OfenSe was committed
TIE ALLEGED RAPE CASE -Abrtham
Provost was Thursday examined on second charge OF
assault ard battery. with Intent tn commit rape upon me
person OF little girl named Mercy C0nrath aged yearS
He fully committed by Justice Smith TO appear for
Trial before The Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
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Loss OF THE IyANHoE-The following letter
from Capt Joseph E. Badley, gives further par
ticuars of the loss Of the Ivsnhoe, obtained from
the Captain of the Joseph Walker:
LIVERPOOL, March q, 1851.
MEssRs TAYLOR MERRILL-Gents: Since last ad-
vised you have the Captain Of the ship Joseph
Walker and he reports having the ship Ivanhoe go
hal.past ne O'Clock PM The wind then about z,
with seven knot breeze AT g NJ, when he last saw
tho Ivauhoe her head 10 the W., with list to star
board il then came TO blow from the f.; TOOK IN
topgallant sails; at bowed hard with bad sea- be
double reeed his topsais; at nine wild died away and
hauled to the w at three Am bowed very hard. The
Joseph Walker lost two double reefed opsas and fore
sail think from the above report there can be no DOUBT
that the Ivanhoe is lost When Ivanhoe went on shore
she bore from the Joseph Walker about by E. distance
two miles When Capt Hoxie seeing the Ivanhoe IN
The Iyanhoe had made signal when as seen Capt
Hoxe told he judged himself at the time at least 20
miles to the southwark OF the Shoa Cspt Hull OF the
ship A. Foster sailed from New in company with the
Ivanhoe, and saw her on shore JOSEPH E. HADLEX'
We published yesterday morning the names of
the passengers of the Ivanhoe. The followingisa
list of her officers and crew;
Capt - MsQee; Thos. Hartshorn, mate; John Waller,
do; Joseph Hayward, Sd do; James DOR, carpenter;
william shnmwsy, John Warn, James Bennett William
Dutman. Chss. Hoist, VIM Smith Hugh Toole, Thomas
Denris, VIM Hudson, John Anderson. Edward Wilson,
John Stanley, Saml Howard VIM Pfice Barnard Mslvey,
Vim Foster John Foley. Hugh James James HELEN,
John Cassidy, Albert SteDfeld, Robert Taggert, boy
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10 During the month Of March l,l57 persons
were committed to the City Prison, which, with
the number in the prison on the LIST day Of March,
made a total of l,4O5. Of these, 95s were dis
charged, 10 were sent to the State Prison, 2ls to
the Penitentiary, and Dos now remain. The
health of the prison is good.
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CITY ITEMS.

~ We had the pleasure Of being present,
on Wednesday ,atthe Examination fWard School
No 81, in Ninth-st. The male department, con-
Quoted by Mr.. Dubois, afforded us the satisfac'
ton of witnessing thorough drilling in Astronomy
and Geography. Indeed, the County Superin
tendent Mr.. Mexican, remarked that it did great
credit to the Principal The majority of the
Board of Trustees were present. The Female
department. under the able management OF Miss
Wooster, showed great proficiency in Grammar.
The music was very good Miss Robjohn pre-
sided at the Piano Forte. The examination was
conducted by Mr.. Mex can himself-an old teach
erin bis agreeable but nevertheless thorough
manner.
March, from the Marine Hospital, under the charge
of Dr. Il. Campbell Stewart, was 957. The mum
Der of deaths was 1877. Ratio of mortality, over
II per cent. The number of patients discharged
from Seamen's Retreat in 1850 was 2,l35. Nun
Der of deaths, 1O2. Ratio OF mortality, less than
5 per cent The latter institution is under the
charge Of DR.. Boardman.
CRY DIsPENsARY.-The number of patients a.
tended at this institution during the month of
March was 4,472, as follows
Males. Females
outdoor pdutifes
Cases OF minor surgery ...........s'''.'. ~ 9Vi
NacclAtedf. so
Indoor or District patients. 40l 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 24oS
The total number Of prescriptions for the same
time was s,2O7i the average per day 264; the
largest daily number sol, and the smallest 49,
NORTHERN DIsPESsARY.-The number of pa
tients treated at this insttution during the month
Of March was 2,4s5.
Patients treated a. their houses 86I
Patients treated at the Dispensary ...............lo8
Total
RESULT. NATIVITY
Cured or ISL United States ia
Died .............. ii ireland. ,Syo
Sent 10 the HospRl... Isl England .........''s' "a
VaccuAed ............ 632l Scotland MINIMUM. bI
Still under treatment 76l Germany ll6
-lOther countries. ....s... 30
Total .........2485l -
Totsi 4s5
The number Of prescriptions pat up during the month 400
Average rumber per l4E
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

- al PortcbesIer, NJ Y, JN0 OSBORNE. Principal
The Summer Term Will commence May l. TINS School
surpassed for beauty OF location and Of by
Institution In the vicinity Of New York Terms $50 per
year Circulars containing particulars, references &c
can be obtsiDed by addressing the Pncips OF D. ..
Duncomb, IS Wiliam.st; R. G. Akerly, $50 Bowery.
mSl lmAW&St
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IL ieci BOARDING SCHOOL for Boys at Tarrytown,
New York. a. NEWMAN Principal.-ln this lnsulufion
Young Gentlemen thoroughly instructed 10 al the
branches of English and Classical education The pce
Of Board and Tuition including bed bedding washing and
mendDg is from $3.50 TO $3.50 per annum according 10 mo
branches pursued Circulars containing particulars refer
ences &c, be obtained al Spaldng shePards BOOK
Store 1891 Broadway and e. X Wlcoxs United satee
School Agency 293 Broadway, by addressing note to
the PRINCIPAL ms nMWS
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PREsENTATIoN.-0n Wednesday evening, the
Visitors of Out Door Poor and the Clerks attached
to that department the Office Of the AlmsHou'e for
the purpose Of presenting testimonial OF respect to Mr.
George Keock, Jr, Superintendent Of Outdoor Poor
The testimonial consisted Of Silver Goble appropriately
insebed-th gin Of the Visitors their retirement nom
Office II presented behalf OF the donors ~ sine
on Draper Eco Precedent Of the o1rd Of Governors in
neat speech; which M Kellock responded In brief
ard feeling Mr. Drsper remarked thai he had
another agreeable ssk OF like character TO perform and
presented a Gold Penchease TO Mr. John omond, Clerk
In the Department In testimony OF his faithful performance
OF the duties Of his Office Mr. ormond replied and the
ceremony closed.
The Goblet bore the following inscription
al 20 GrosoE Kx1LocK IT, Superintendent Of o. D.
sk Of Respect for his ur5any and gsa dep'rt
BY the Visitors aud Srks hrs department,
Ma 81,
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LGER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for

[ABOYS, at Wilton Gonna B. LOCKWOOD PIN
cpa In this Institution the usual branches OF an English
Education will be thoroughly taught The expenses
SEQ per term, including Board, Tuition, Washing and
Mendng Circulars containing particulars can be obtain
Cd Of W. II. DIKEMAN Controllers Office A. STAN
LEY, IL Bowery, and g. B. sTURGES, 76i Chatham-st.,
NJ v ma 2aWWASlmt
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nSSINING FAMILY BOARDING
OsCHOoL FOR BOYS AT SIN5-slNG, r..
School caErf the nfs
Monday OF May, The nombsr OF Pupils is limited to
twelve For fun particulars Circulars 20 be haa %
8. II Pierson, Esq, Is Hammond-st N. Y, or of tho
Principal at sirg-sing Rev. J. P. LUNDY, NJ
mn SwThSs Principal
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Court Calendar.
Court Of Appeals -. .FRrpAY, April 1.

COMMON PLEAs.-Mondsy next.-Nos. esa, 10,
as SEES So, Sso, $50 3ts 367, ST.
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To PATRoSS.-The pressure Of advertlsemsnts
which every Spring just before the hrst OF May
necessarily cuas the space usually devoted 10 reading
matter 10 few days, however, hope TO have more
ROOM till when ak the indulgence Of our subscribers
lSun.
Does our brilliant cotemporary intend to re-
store the four columns he took off on Monday last
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SCHOOLS.

A LADY EDUCATING her own child
EAreH four miles from New York, would DO happy TO
receive Two or three young ladies' unde II years OF age
TO Board and Educate with Them Plano and Singing II
49, - a. J.. of
Mi Gsssner, IS2 Chathsm-st New-York. a55t+
ALGER INSTITUTE.-BOA
AsCBOOL for BOYS, CORNWALL, Conn.-The
Summer Term Of this Institute will open the drs Tues
day of May next and will continue five months. James
sedgwick Associate Principal OF the School, will be
In NewYork from the 7h 10 the 9Th OF April and may be
seen at the Broadway Houle between the hours OF m
and ppm Circulars NAV he OBJ aimed by addressing the
Principal, f. w. ANDREWS, Cornwall, Conn. as
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VHE IRVING INSTITUTE.-LY-

II ONs CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL BOARD.
ING SCHOOL FOR Young 0entemen, al Tarrytown, NJ \.
The Principal IL assduous IN his regard for the noras
spefdre physical comfort the tnteifeffnH improvement
the nu0nneys and Dersondl habits OF his pupils.
The Course of Education comprises all the branches pro
paTaory College BUSINESS for professional or prac
Drawing Vocal Music. Piano, and French 0y eoppeeni
Masters German and Spanish taught II required,
The Summer term commences on mo Is. OF Say 80
continues FIVE months charges for the term, el s n
cudes all expenses for Board Tuition Except Ia Modern
Languages and Mnscl and the ofnecessary BOOKS
Epghsh branches. deduction will be made when TWO
come from Inc same family. aud,
For further particular references, &c SEQ circulars
most OF The Broadway bookstores, or address
WIZ. Y. LYON, Am. Principal and Proprietor
Letters should be addressed North Tarrytown.'
mo 2aw1W&s.
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VHE TARRYTOWN SEMINARY

n FOR YOUNG LADIES. the Misses BUSTED, Phn-
cipss III opep its Summer term the first OF Msy nex
Number Of aoar6ers limited to twelve-there are nov
four vacances The neighbOrhoOd IL OF the pleasant
est and besest IN the Stats Of NewY0rk and thu Pupils
enjoy all the advantages Of home and scholaac lns-
tuIe combined Applications to be made at As Wiliams
SgI Third svenue or Al me Seminary AZ lws
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CoTToN is dull. The sales Of the last three
days only 600 bales rather prices Strict Mddug
NJ lOkc Operators holding of for the steamers news
s,sniIso Erchar FHHfoHTs are du
Coilon bulne tal ed lar LNsIp0ol AZ "a.
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Rhode Island Election.

Total S4Bs 6l54 l85..... .6779
AIlen,l mai COG do over all, $50
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DRY GooDs Clerks AssecIATIoN.-A
me elpg Of this Association held A. the Brooklyn nHL
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Y GENERAL THEORY OF BRIDGE CoS-
srRUoTIos," by HERMAN HAUPT, is the title of
new Systematic treatiIe, devoted to an explana
ton of the general principles of the architecture
Of bridges II il the fruit of series Of expert
ments on models. and Of the examination OF vari-
GUS structures in different parts Of the country,
especially in the State Of Pennsylvania. In the
opinion Of the author, many serious defects exis.
in several important structures that have escaped
the observation Of practical builders. He claims
for his volume the merit of originality, all the pro.
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ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATEk.
N TER-CURE INSTITUTES
mr. CHARLES MUNDES WAa ~.

smpton. Mass, has been reopened - WM' /
Broadw sy, New.York.
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The Fugitive Slave Cnse In Boston-P ublic
Meeting Called, &c.
The Steamship Union.

NEw.OnEANs, Wednesday, April 2
The steamship Union crossed the bar last night
with passengers for New.York.
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The number Of prescriptions pat up during the month -
Average humber Per I42
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Blunders OF the Post aud Journal OF Commerce

To TIN EDITORS OF lhE NkW-l DIRK TRIBUNE
In certain statements with respect to
Wooden Shawls, put forth by The Epen'nC Post
and The Journal Of Commerce. and quoted by YOU,
are assertions so very erroneous, that consider
II necessary 20 correct them, as. III Your reluta-
iation of THEN doctrines You appearcdo overlook
these biunderS IN matter OF fact
The ignorance displayed IN the extracts from
The Epening Post Is almost beyond belief that
an Editor OF a respectable journal IN tins City
should commit To paper statements 80 VOID OF
truth. Is really astonishing | wonder his goose
quill dld not know better, and tell HIM OF It. He
says
Iefore the invention of methods OF making the
irlnges of Shaws by machinery, the Bay state MlllS
could Mold No competition with the owners OF The
Mills IN Scotland
The impression likely to be made on most
readers by the above statement, is that the I'M
prOyement spoken OF IN the twisting of shawl
irnges vas the principal, or AZ least very con
siderable means OF reducing the expense of
shawl production. Such a conclusion would he
tar from correct, and none but an mdlN dual en-
nreiy lsnoFaa, 81 Ibe Gs:'2f ii question would
eNlnsHs h"'mself IN manner 50 contrary to what
= y" iact The Post does not make any diIeet
statements with reference 10 The actual COST oi
twisting sand ringcs but, Judging from the above
II Is evident that the asscrlonmade toy Tie Jour
nal Of Commerce, which VIII nov give, Is no'
TOO LARGE a whale for rs coadlutor 10 swallow
The Scotch mode" says The yourac., OF TWIST
.ng fringes nv the hand, ana cost 81 '' ''">''
forty cents for each long shawl
Now. the pricc that has been paid ia Scotland
tor many years, and Is still paid there. Is from
tour To six cents for each long shawl thus Is the
real cost OF twisting trlngcs hy the hand ana nor
forty cents. as the readers o. The JoHn't are seu
20 believe. In support oi my StaismcntS' may
mention that the finest shawls made 10y James
Roy & Co, West Troy, are twisted 10y The hani
At ten cents How the Editor of The JoHrTe!
rot the notion OF forty cents loEiwistng shawl
I don't know. unless nc has, at some time OF
,,her. endesvored t. make a living Al twisting.
when he may very possibly have thought ior1y
cents small snosghpay IL the Mills last spoken
If the long shawl Is actually 'cear'ng NJ iorty
cents while in Scotland, al the present time,
the same quality OF goods : paid a. sixty cents
and six cents fer twisting 80 much TOT 'he Aish
wages sometimes spoken o..
Yours, respectfully DAVID N'sN"'>'N'
West fSd-St., Aug. u.
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Europe.

The interest of the news from Europe
by the Africa, as well as the three or four
previous steamers, consists principally IN
its details. On the Continent, politics are
inert, and in England, the result of the great
hue and cry against Papal aggression-the
Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption Bill-has
been quietly disposed Of The question Of
denolishing the Crystal Palace has been
postponed TIL next Spring Parliament
was to be prorogued oH the sth inst, and
the members were making preparation for
their annual grouse-shooting
From the Continent there Is nothing-at
least nothing cheering. Papal Italy and the
Duchies are becoming hOpelessly entangled
in the web which Austrian despotism is
weaving for them. The Republic, or
Austria is the question given Italy to solve.
Arrests and executions are the ordes OF the
day in Hungary France IS busted with
PREPARATIONS TO receive her London visitors.
1t will be seen that the trial brought against
NJ. CADET, by some former members of the
Icarian Association, resulted Ia his compile
acquittal.
The most striking and important piece Of
history given us by this mail, is the com
plete reverse which the Russian arms have
met in the Caucasus. Would that Hun
gary were in a situation 10 profit by this in
jury to the power that helped crush her