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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
The Cer...-Rrrsr. complained Of.

To TIE Edifor u Tie Tribune
Your late correspondents are not the ooly per-
sons who have been mistaken in supposing that
the houses in which they live had been omitted
by the Assistant Marshsls. Mr. Talimadge, tie
United States Marshal too was quite confident
that bis house had not been visised. and when
the officer, whose duty it was to call there, made
bis returns, he was charged with . neslect Of
duty, which he quietly answered by turning 10
his schedules and pointing TO the nance Of every
inmate in the Marshsrs family, correctly entered.
and yet none Of them can now recollect the Wait
OF the Assistant.
In this City, great majority Of families knew
but little Of the provisions OF the new Census law,
and hence the Assistant Marshsls were obliged
to explain its requirements 20 nearly every fami.
ly. II became tedious to do so, and when expla-
nations could be avoided the Census takers were
not sorry to omit them. But then IL was disco
vered that he ads Of families supposed q new Dt-
rectory was about 20 be issued which would CON-
tain the names, &c, OF every individual in New
York. No doubt there are thousands OF people IN
the City who have no recollection OF the waits OF
the Census takers, but who will remember that
csnvassers for a new Directory called there.
IL would be unreasonable 20 expect to have
every name enumerated and il is quite as un-
reasons able to suppose that the Assistant Mar
shsls we're guilty OF wfu neglect OF duty: The
enumeration OF population was the most simPio
duty the Assistant Marshals had to perform, and
it wss the only one that was paid for literally By
the act Of May last Hence, their interests
prompted them to the exercise OF care But to
illustrate how easy II was TO omit family. al
low me 10 cite case in point; The writer OF
this remembers calling at a store, and asking II
there was family in the building, and was ans
wered, No" The proprietor not being in, no
called again in the course OF few days tor MS
statistics Ct the Products Of Industry. when the
accidental, presence of a child, who appeared 70
be at home, led to a repetition Of the question
which this time was answered, Yes Tners
was no appearance of a dwelling house on the
premises the entrance being through the store.
Eieht or ten names were Obtained there.
In conclusion let me suggest that when IL 10
suspected that names hsve not been entered ON
the Census lists, the shortest method OF deter.
mining the matter will be TO call on tho United
States Marshal, who will At once send Tor the
Assistant, who will be able to explain aud make
the correction, if one IL to be made. IL is mis-
take TO suppose that the name OF every street
az d number of every house is entered. The law
merely required the houses and families 20 DC
numbered in the order in which they were visit-
ed. and il will be- a tedious task for aay other
the g. o Ssfsr%i nine The omission Of one or txs
families. An ASSISTANT MARSHAL.
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Strikes I'm Easton, &c.


On Monday last a portion Of the jourReymen
CARPENTERS OF this place struck for higher wages.
They demand l2l cents per day more, making 81
37I Since Monday they have Paraded the streets
with music and Gags, without, however, the least
distur bance, behaving IN very quiet and orderly
manner. ,-..N, .,.o
This morning the journeymen bricklayers also
struck for more wages, asking III cents addition
al mskine 81 GA a day they also had process
sion, and Joined in with the carpenters.
Aiter marching through the principal streets
shey halted in the public square and were ad
dressed by MIR. George Walter, one OF the car,
penters, In short speech, in which he defined
their position and stated they asked their employ
ers to pay the increased wages to those hanas
only who could earn them. He was loudly and
Enthusiastically oheered, aud certainly made
very sensible and appropriate address: IL,
After expressing their determination to hold
out. they adjourned to meet again thus ans1noOn
The Delaware Division Of the Pennsylvania
Canal between this place and Bristol VIII Dc
opet ed for navigation tomorrow.
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CANADA.
Toronto-The Canal Question
Federal Union.

Correspondence OF The Tribute
TORONTO Saturday, March p
TODAY. for the first time, has the rumor that
our Government had under consideration the ex'
pe6iency of closing the Welland Canal against
American vessels, received 4 demi-of6cia i'm
press. There is no doubt about the fact that The
question has been and still is under the consider
alton of the Cabinet The deputasion from Os-
wego, to which reference was made IN my last
has returned with no more satisfactory assurance
than that the subject Of their inquiries-the ex'
pedieucy Of closing the Welland Canal against
American vessels-wM still an undecided ques'
ton. occupying the attention OF government
The Cabinet feels encouraged oy tne coosoSr@-
tion that the Provincial Parliament, az lts last
session, received, without 4 marmur, the an
pouncement Of the Finance Minister that II was
intended 70 exclude American vessels from the
81 lawrence Till reciprocity of trade should De
conceded by Congress. On this circumstance
they found the belief that tae Legislature might
support aretaliAtory policy. The parfIsans OF tne
Cabinet no longer disguise that some new CO urse
must be struck out on the question Of reciprocity
that coaxiDg and lobbying, and diplomacy nayins
al failed q Comprehensive policy OF retaheslon
should now have fair trial IL Is believed oy
some that this would have the desired elect OF
establishing reciprocity. Certainly, the Ameti,
cans cannot complain Anoutu .ue uoAN0a
our Cabinet result in determination 70 close oar
canal against Your vessels. l am, however, not
prepared to say that pubic opinion ia this Pro.
vince would sustain this restrictive policy Il there
was danger of its becoming permanent lew
DAYS will no doubt bring the question to Al ssus'
one way or another. IL;
survey Of the projected Eallrosd from suis
CITY 70 Kingston has been ordered
Toronto, London, AnherStburg, Psnetanga-
.hire, and NisgArs, are the stations chosen; N
PIPER Canada, for the five companies Of enrolled
persioners that are to watch our good behavior
and keep as obedient subjects n
The Annexation feeling has just given NSo o.
life in Lower Canada A public meeting nEs oee 81
Ia in the county of Huntingdon, at which an
nexstion was openly advocated. The most lll.
rortsnt feature Of this new movement Is tne iscs
,hat Il has discovered that portion Al leAst Oh
lie Roman Catholic priests are its oPpo > MS
Fst5e Chiaiq1y. the great apostle oil Temper
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u. =. Senator for Massachusetts.
News from the south,

bALTIMORKi " ednbBddy, April z.
John M. Daniel, Editor of the Richmond ET.
dmtR,T, and William G. Scott, Member of the
House OF Delegates, from Powhatsn, have left
Richmond to fight a duel Daniel publishes
bitter Card in reply to SCOTS, and says he will
be out of the city when it is published and may
never return.
Gen. Childs has been ordered to take command
in California, and Persifer b. Smith is to take
command at San Antonio in place Of the late
Gen Brooks.
The Americas Engine Co. will spend to NOR.
row at w ashington. The weather has been bad,
but they have spent pleasant day, partaking of
several entertainments.
We have no mail south Of Petersburg.
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STEAMBOAT FOR LAKE NIcARAGUA.-hesns
Wright 4 Bender, Of this city, have jost con,
the Penn Works, Remington, for the completion
10 ninety days Of an iron steamboat 20 iees ioas
and "a beam, with . stern paddle wheel, driven
by two high pressure engines wist cynnaers ~
inches bore and pistons Of feet stroke. Inc oos'
is for tie owners Of the swift stesmsnip rnone'
theus, Of New York and Is intended tof tne nsu
cation Of the River San Jaan and Lske rlc"
seus. Philadelphia Ledger.
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From the Albany Evening Journal
s,a,t.t,e. of the Newspapers Of the state Of


From the collection Of Newspapers belonging
n mis- State. which has been made BY order OF
Hon. Secretary MoRoAS, we have compiled the
folIowinS table. showing the number Of daily and
other papers Published in each County. With the
totsI sggregate in the State. One set OF these
naners Z 10 be sent 10 the Worlds Fair and du-
IHcste 10 be deposited in the State Library;
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Accident to n Railroad Train.

The burden train from Philadelphia fell
through the Black River Bridge this morning. car
ryine the locomotive and two cars with it.
The train with the mails and passengers from
Baltimore for Philadelphia, At nine g clock this
morning, was obliged ~ pat BACK Inc Pa'sVn'
gers have gone on ia the noon boat.
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Ruif for Libel.

Boston, "Wednesday, April 2.
Richard IL. Chukell, of Georgetown D.O'' hAs
80 lie ola Tru,tees of the Commonwealth news
paper for libel in having asserted that be hsd IN
aueed a colored man, named VIM. hinggod, TO
leave Masssschusetts and visit his friends In the
District of Columbia, where, il is alleged, ring
void was arrested and sold ss fugitive from
Bondage. Damages are laid at % 600 Inc Writ
~stnynsble 10 the Supreme Judicial Court, TO be
holden at Springfield on the last Tuesday OF the
present month.
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ALBAEY-Beeu raining all day steadily. Wind 8; Their.
a.. bar. - $50, mer u
TsOYII has been most dissgreeable dsy-dsrk. damp
ono gloomy. Wind from 81, and equally. Ther. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
c..r.s rhamp,en 10 Canada on slavery.

Last night George Thompson iecsared on olav'
erv and was enthusiastically received by large
audience. He described the press OF the Onisea
States that support slavery as the most degraded
lterature in the world, and said he could not an
derstand the religion Of America where tne DUE
IL withheld from three millions OF slsves, ana
where thirty thousand ministers nearly all set the
laws Of the United States above the laws OF 1od'
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By telegraph to The Ssw-York Tribune.
~ For late and important Telegraph
6ianafches see Seventh Page.

THE sToRn-Last night the wires of all the
three Telegraph lines to Boston were down, and
communication was cut of. A severe thunder
storm in the West prevented us from receiving
Or usual dispatch by the Atlantic and Ohio line.
Another Postponemsnt Of the Massachusetts
Senatorial Eiec Of the CO.
BosroN, Wednesday, April 2.
The Coalition were successful 10 procuring
smother postponement to-day, although their OPP
ponents were for definitely settling the matter At
the present time. 1t appears that when the hour
OF IL arrived this morning, that the Coalition Re-
preventative from 6toneham moved to postpone
the election for two weeks, owing to the unsvoid-
able absence of q CoalitiOnist.
Another member moved a postponement for
four weeks, but this was opposed by
Mr.. JAMES M STONE, the Editor OF the Boston
sDemOcT0tic Standard aud Coalition Represen..
tative from the city Of Charlestown, who spoke
agaiJIt postponemeDt Among other things he
said ia the course of his remarks, that the Coali.
tion Of the Free Democracy OF Massachusetts
with the Nationals was practically at al end.
liza postpOnement was had at ell, he said, it had
better be indefinitely; and that the whole matter
ought TO be submitted to the people.
After discussing an indefinite postponement
till O'Clock, the motion TO indefinitely postpone
the House for U. g. Senator which resulted in
majority of l2 against Summer, the Coalition
nominee. The whole matter was then postponed
Tor three weeks by Coalition votes Another bal.
lottiDg will not, therefore, take place before the
23d inst. the Coalition not agreeing to summary
settle the natter by ballotng on till an election
was effected, as was advocated by some. In the
meantime the State Reforms will be considered,
the two principal measures, Land Reform aud
the Secret Ballot having only been acted upon
by the Senate. MIR. Bucki0ghams Resolves and
Bill against the Fugitive Slave Law have not yet
passed, and great variety Of other measures
have oDly been partially acted upon.
u. =. Senator for Massachusetts.
Lid DiPatehl BosToS, Wednesday, Aprl2
The vote for U Senator was as folows:-
Whole humber, $780, necessary to a choice 1911.
Sumner had 10, Winthrop l69 Scattering 3d.
This is loss of 4 10 Sumner from last ballot
A motion was then made 10 postpone the sub
iect for three weeks, which was carried.
Mr.. Kimball (Wbig) moved a reconsideration,
which went into the orders Of the day for to-
morrow.
1t is now certainly known that Sumner cannot
be elected; and as the Free Sellers resoutey
refuse TO put up another candidate, the election
goes over.
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Movements of Jenny Lind.

CINcINNATI, Wednesday April 2.
The nights selected for Jenny Ltnds concerts
in this oity are the l4th 10th aud 18th inst. Ii
Thought that, owing to her numerous Eastern en-
gagements, she will be unable to visit the Lake
cities this Spring.
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Ey The dwelling house Of 9. T. ba%s..
BetLel, Me. was destroyed ~ nre Ieu SAS'
sgo Loss $4,000 70 ss.OoO' insutAs0e WV
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weather Items.

81 Basa's Ltse, Oeioe q WaLiSIi -
WEDNESDAY,, April as Pm.
a,.x.,osFoys Porter pm )-Bsr. 25.l6 ther a.
tsched IS; detached as skk 0; wind ssW esonas'
60 Thunder storm early this morning; showers vi
RocREsrEk-Reiny IN morning. BAT now very 0'eai ~i
mild wind sE; sher. So 81. ..s
sYRAcUsE-yery unpleasant and rainy; her 81 WIND
UTrca-vsry rainy day and very rsiny nghi wind swi
theg a. en-
nef 40
BY korsSs Line, I6 WaH-ssJ
- WEpSEsnAY, April 2-q, PM.
Rugguo-It hss been rsinlog ell day. About began 10
clear Oh wind q W: ther al, mvr So, bar. ~ 1870.
RocHEsTER -Weatlor bas been enc so-ssy, though
seowstyi wind s.W. This evening clear ana pleasant
They So
Urlca-A very wet day and sal raiuiog Wind Z Their
81 ba-. $3.50 ner 81.
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s,ovements Of secretary Webster.

HARRisBURGH Wednesday, April
Mr.. Webster visited the great Ran ROAD
bridge. and with the members Of the Senate and
House, accompanied by Governor Johnston, su9'
sequenily dined with General Cameron, at MID
dletoWn.
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tate we're made yesterday by A. J. Blocker.

FATAL ACCIDENT AND INQUEsT.-An
rouesl va Yesterday held a. No. PeaFl-st upon the
BODY Of VIM Taylor native OF Ireland SO years OF age,
bier No is T. r. accidental fell through the hatchway
into he bold and died yesterday 10 consequences oil inu'
dies received to the head. Verdict accordingly
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r,,. V,or,da nt sayaunah.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, April l..
The steamship Florida arrived here from New
York after passage of 65'hours.
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~ "APPLEToS's Mechanics Magazine for
April, is filed with instructive matter, including
articles on Steam Engines, Ventilation, Rolling
Metals, Cutting Straw, snd miscellaneous scien-
tific topics ID. Appleton CO..
~ "BRowSsoSs QUARTERLY" for April, con-
tain. articles on Bushnelrs Theory Of the lncar'
nation, The Hungarian Rebellion, Websters An
sEsr 70 Hulsemsnn, and ssvanarola. IL. Duni'
gsu1
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ApRFsr FOR GRAND LARcENY.-Officer

Kelly Of The Fourth Wsrd yesterday arrested young
man rsmed VIM. Cunningham, charged with hsTog 90
The ga Of March, stolen god watch valued a $40 ssd
s35 IN money! from Henry Wilson, Of the sehr Mary Pow
en- wing al the foot Of Roosevelt st. X The watch
and 20 OF the money he acknowedg ed taking and
corr mlled % prison By Justice Os1orne for ulal
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

" We trust the Ladies will not forget
that Dr. BANNING delivers Free Lecture before tasn sss
srsoop and every day ,Ais week. & tbs Brooklyn Insa
0se 81 O'Clock H. See tbs nolce In another eslana
SUPPLYING PRISONERS WITH Run
JOIN was arrested By DePay Sheriff Mites, Tass
day nsh' ls while Ia tie Of pushing bote eoatsa
og spritncos sOs through the grating Of Of the wis.
dows OF The County jan, to The prisoners inside He
brought before Justice ssh yesterday morning. and
nitted for irs before the Court Of Oyer and Tsrnisx
The least punishment for Osense OF this nazrs 10 in
prsOnment In The penIsensry r term Of twelve mocshs
and fne OF s2so.
The PUBLIC SCHO0Ls-ScigNTIFIc DE-
PARrMESrAt the meeting OF the Bosrc o, Edae.roe %
Tuesday lsst, Judge Greenwood called senuon TO thst
portion Of the City Sapern.eodeErs Annual Report which
recommends the Introduction Of scienufe Deparasota In
the Pusc Schools % this city The matter referred
The officers Of the Board report what action should b
lsken upon IL The object to give pupils Ia the Pasc
Schools Instruction In seeacs applied art aud waieA
may be Of practical utility them In their niars
lions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

FpFE son vrcrokr.-Jobn w Wright Free
Soil, has been elected Mayor Of LosansPcrt, Ind.
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Charser Election.

HUDSON, "Wednesday, ApII :
The election yesterday resulted IN the cnoioe
r.s;o,;,v. In the First Ward, two Opposition
Aldermen and Supervisor; Second Ward, Oppo-
si,ion Supervisor and two Opposition Aldermen
Ar by very small majority.
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CITY ITEMS.
AMUSEMEyTS THIS EVENTNg.

1MLoLMLNIS THIS IT ENING.
BvsIoss THIlTn-Oper Lsvs nIs and School for
Tiger"
BEoaDvaT THsarn-Open - Who Your Frsnds" and All
thst Glttsfs Is lot Cold"
FnLos-Open A. 6h-Ffsuoh snd Wsch's Circus
BARSuss krsHusOpen all dsy-curosss and sfsrncsn and
evening pefformancss
FELLoWE EIsTzELsOpen 6Se.ro Mel J1e aud Buresque
OPEN Scenes
slrrIprs cotnolaHAs-cornsr OF Broaiwsy and Ttssust
open day
HiIs-PsnosDs Of the Was Rome Upper Tab aad
HaDelB. Conner Broadway and Waksrst)
CoNcFGTIhe AeIhsuars. At Hops Chapel lis BroAdEay TN
CeNcFAr-At the Oymp TheAtsr.
PIGsfMs PaodAHss-Nashngton Hal-Open at.
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Y Two men, named David Strait and
Ibn Johnson were yesterday arrested on charge OF
sealing csrisge springs valued Al go 80, from Mr. Isaac
Sutton OF No. n Ae1st The properly wss stolen rom
premises The accused were committed by Justice
frt,.naou for trial
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SrABBING CAsE.-A man named VIM.

Hevl,rd Was Yesterday arrested charged with ssssulrug
heodore Anthony win knife and stabbing and cutting
atm in the arm and forehead The parties are bo,h col
Ofed and he arsy took place al GROCERY In me fhh
MaId.
GRAND LARCENY Tobias Hoffman was
..,s 10 Officer Isaaes OF Hoboken on charge Of
ii,ns popetY 10 the value Of $50 from Mr. Nc Warranty
lie vas aiken 70 Hoboaen for examipstlor.
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u Thomas Smith was arrested on q
clsrgr Of attempting 10 steal from board the bark lar
RET hsnhs, lying Al pier No IS h. Held for exaHdna
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ASSEM- BLY,.

Mr.. O. ALLEN, from the Canal Committee, 70
which was referred the Canal bill for amendment
ard to be reported forthwith, reported the oui
complete.
Mr. ELDLRKIS asked if the report Of the Com
mttee was in order
The sPEAKER (Mr. BRIGGS in the Chair decided
that. inasmuch as the Committee was instructed
toreport forthwith, the report was in order
Mr. LEROY appealed from the decision OF tne
Chair, and stated that under joint rule, we
were under the order Of third reading Of bills.
Mr.. ELDERKIS called for the reading OF the
Joint rules; after which, r
Mr. BURROUGHS insisted that the decision OF
the Speaker was correct. IL was proper Tor the
Committee to report, under the circumstances al
Nsssrs. o. ALLEN and SEyERAScE took the
same view. and the decision Of the Chair was
sustained and report rec sived =
The Special Order being the third reaolSs i. q
bills the law to provide for the completion Of 'os
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THIRD DIsTRIcT CoURT.-Before J udge
Mech C0'pOyaton Of Nee- York against Tomas hIHs
Action commenced by warrant for violation OF Corpo-
ration ordinance refusing obey sn order OF Dr. White,
CiJ Inspector, 10 remove manure heap a. kpPs Bay
within 10 days. Judgment for plaintiff, $50 and costs.
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THE ALLEGHANIANs.--Th Concerts of
these accomplished Vocalis,s daily becoming more
popular The public taste has long demanded jus such
entertainments given by Ine Alleghanisns-fa Of
elevated moral sentiment music simple enough to delight
the nasses but at tho came time executed with artistic
.ki ara calculated 10 satisfy the most cultivated taste
Their fourth Concert will be given Hope Chapel, this
evening.
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GATLING's premium GRAIN DRILL.-
suots er column will DO found an advertisement ofIhls
gr II invention which 10 highly important - those en-
gagged in the manufacture and sale OF Agricultural lmple
mens We have examined the machine exhibited al the
American Institute and consider IL far superior In many
especis 10 any similar invention.
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THE SToRH-Last night the wires of all the
three Telegraph lines to Boston were down, and
communication was cut Off A severe thunder
storm in the West prevented us from receiving
Or usual dispatch by the Atlantic and Ohio line.
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A long debate grew out Of the report
No question was taken.
Mr.. soHooSMAKKR offered the following resOlu-
ton
Rslre9 That In view OF the evidence submitted 70 the
snste by The Select Committee Senstors Robinson stone
ard Johnston have not forfeited the confidence OF the Sen
Ae 10 their honor and integrity as Senators and ss men
The consideration ofthis resolve was postponed
till to morrow.
Mr.. Bull was then removed from the office OF
Sergeant at Arms. Further proceedings were
postponed till TO morrow.
Afternoon Session.
The bill to authorize VIM. Beard to make
Docks OF basins in Brooklyn, passed
A motion 10 recommit the bill to the committee
on judiciary TO have the section relating to water
lines reconsidered was lost.
Mr. WILLIAMS advocated the bill, as nightly
framed now.
The bill to increase the ratio OF distrloauon
Of State funds among the StocAorldge INDIANS
THE last of the Mohegansl, discussed. -
Mr.. BEKKMAS opposed, and in debate aliudedfo
the time when the Historical Society was cleo
tri6ed by the eloquence Of an Indian, q Csyugs'
DR.. Wilson,. No question taken. Adjourned
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A NEW PASoRAsA-The Panorama OF the
Wars for Liberty IN Hungary, Upper Italy and
Rome will be open for exhibition this evening.
at stoppsni Hail. corner Broadway and Walker
st. 1t has been highly commended a. work OF
art