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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

present to take any action on make changes N
the license laws
Gov. Barry, in his message urges the Legislature
to make disposition Of that portion Of the pub
lie domain termed Swamp Land" and advocates a
system OF equalization Of Taxes.
In regard to finances, he says
To secure the intended operation and effect Of
TIE sinking fund and 10 prevent any portion OF the
money, collected for TINS purpose, from lying lIle
the treasury, II IS well worthy OF your consideration
20 inquire whether the law providing for the funding
Of the public debt held abroad, may not, with pro-
prety and advantage, be amended that the new
bonds shall al the option Of the state be made paya-
bic at any time after their issue. provision Is con
tanned la the law, under which the internal improve
ment warrants were founded, authorizing the Legs
lature after the year lsi9 to provide for the re1emp
ton Of the bOndslsSuec az any time sooner than that
mentioned for payment. and best Suitng the conVe-
ncnce Of the state. The necessary enactment is now
required
In regard 70 the first class Of Indebtedness, en-
bracng as It does The part paid bonds not yet funded
! see objection, moral or legal, % the amendment
proposed. As early az ls43, evidence, deemed au-
thcntC was obtained, that the holders OF the bonds
In question held them subject 20 all the equities at
tached and existing between the original contracting
parties and this evidence that year cOmmuni-
Gated 20 the Legislature, IN the annual message OF
The Governor.
The purchasers having failed 10 make the stipula-
ted payment the bonds their hands or IN the hands
Of their assigns with notice constitute no valid claim
against he state The only question existing Is one
Of equity between the parties, IN regard to the sums
advanced IN part payment but the time when these
sums should be returned. no more depends upon the
time fixed Tor payment Of the bonds, than the amount
TO be refunded depends upon the amount named IN
the bonds
The purchasers. at most, can only demand re-
turn Of their money! at the convenience Of the state
and the amendment suggested proposes 10 do this At
the earliest possible period.
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The COlOred Population Of Jamaica, L. /.

10 he Editor o. The Ir01He
NV attention has been called 10 the
second article m The Trj4ne, on this subject. If
appears To assert or al least TO imply thar the wants
Of the Colored Population are dSregarded, and every
project for their amohoration dlScOunionanccd BIT
happily this j. far from being the case
l. Private individuals have contributed ana laooT-
ca for their benefit. Some wears ago, an esteemed
clergyman expended over one thousand dollars IN
sustaining school and clothing the scholars. snort
" after combination OF individuals formed - hool'
which was continued - ions - children coulu Dc
prevailed upon 10 attend Even then, u cost more TO
clothe and watch the scholars, than al other con-
tingencleS combined. Sunday Scaoo.> nave oeen
est blShed and children and grown persons are dd-
mi,ted among The whites IN the regularly organized
Church Schools. ,..
The winter Is Al iau,; with regard 70 the admlS-
son of the cOlOred children IN the Free >thuo-s
Applications made 20 the Trustees have been inVaTla
hlv answered there Is nothing 10 .anlcT- bul'
well knowing the popular preJudice' ana oelie' M
that n u We're once aroused, II would result ult-
natelv IN their INJURY have GdriSed them not 70 &C
3 The author Of the article Was writing ~ ran
dom when he asserted that persons paying taxes loi
the SlppOri of the schools. we're knocking IN VAIN
Tor admission ior their children. In our District
here happen 10 be hu TWO such persons one 81 them
having no children and the other two-Ooia oi when
attend school.
Public sentiment Is healthy upon TINS pomt.
Efforts are beng made 20 consolidate the several
Di,ricf> and then a portion OF the public money viii
be appropriated 10 separate school, LOT Ihei II 'ie,
ulU attend .
The condition OF this unhappy class Of our citizens
i truly deplOrable. The most OF them are ignorant
SuDer>titious, and in state OF ab]ect >erVitude, m
fnitelV worss than the subjects OF the hardest task
master of the South. They slaves 10 theI dppe-
tltes and passions. And why Not because ol uit
scarcity OF privileges OF assistance out OF
Tho counteraction produced BY the propTetorS OF a
score of places where hard earnings are received
ar1 Alcoholic Poison d!SbuTSed. A TIKI SIZE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

The OPERA.-Thc public was kinder
han the weather last evening, for tho latter was
hardly passabe for March. But Castle Garden was
NIL OF an approaching audiel.ce-an audience which
,oad not have found room at AStor Place-aAd
,y,ia was performed 10 It's great satisfaction. Hap
sis BETrIN1 was unencumbered Ivy his sling and
lld abandon himself 10 all the ferYOr Of his part
Ne have so recently criticised this company in this
mora that We have little 70 add BosIO was received
n the most enthusiastic manner and sang with the
anne delicate discrimination that we have already
admired and which IS always 50 charming. Her
,eudering Of that bsst Of Donizetti's melodies,
ycbe non no del rento was so graceful and beauti-
nj as 10 draw down the rapturous acknowledgment
olthe audience. BETriN sang with more spiril IMAM
on the last evening Of LVcia up town and bENEVEN-
7So found an adequate sphere for the vast volume
ofhiS voice IN the SpacOusnesS of the hall IL was
,en successful performance and an inauguration OF
mos, fclcltOus auguTy for the popular summer
season.
This evening the opera of hay,nO Faltero will be
sung for the first time IN this country. IL IS one Of
the most admired Of Donzctus operas and IT'S scene,
Of course, Is laid IN tina, metropolis Of romance anu
ooetry, Venice. MARIN, who persona'es the Doge,
) sald TO have made "A sensation IA TINS part upon
The Europcan stage and We shall be able to note,
this evening, how justly.
1--WE may Judge from last night, the opera al Gas
te Garden viii be- by far, the most popular and
aronged Of the Summer evening rccrcauonS' Inc
MliS 50 well ventilated, the balcony over the bay
soc cool and aurng that with the beautiful BosIo 70
sing, MI Maretzcks success would seem 70 De sure.
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SPECIAL SESSION or THE MICHIGAN LIE

SPECIAL SESSION or THE MICHIGAN LIZ
Gi>IArtRr The Legislature organized on the %h'
by the choice OF the old officers, and the resppoin-
men, Of the anne Committees Senator Harvle an
nounced the death Of Gen f. J. Roberts, of the sixth
Senatorial District, who died April ~.
GOV Barry announced IN MS message mat II was
necessary 70 make appropriations for the years
1872 tha, the state had 20 D. gcapPoruoned Tor
members OF the Legislature and congressman
General elections are hereafter 70 De held olennaly
The Gubcrnatorial election, under the old ConSu
tuition, takes place November !, and he FIRST general
election under the Constitution VIII De held Nov. b
lSS2 From an indication IN The Legislature the
Governor appears 20 DC IN favor o. granting licenses
for the sale OF liquor The Revised Constitution pro-
vdc>. section A.. article 4. jha; The Legislature
shall no, pass any &C, authorizing Tie grant OF license
for the sale OF ardent spirits or other intoxicating
liquors"
The friends OF GOV Barry consider TINS clause
"evaSiye." and Senator Hanle has introduced the
following resolves
WAsrros The language ofths provision = vague uncer
tam and ambiguous conveying 40 distinct idea OF any "a
tonal nlent and calC uaitd 20 create 3h
doubt IN the miuds 0f the people rather An 10 See ao
espo>e II ths NcNed question. ,
And rhere1S Rv existing laws system has pee pro-
tded Which deliberately adopted and fortified bY ehper
SnCe has Ven found effective IN regulating the granting 0
licenses iog the sale Of liquor
ASa @tercos No new system has been devised OF Sus
sS1en which seems calc lated more cfectua 70 Oouh
ea and RESTRAIN the evils Of ntcnporauCc by the enact
nd Ac,os II Is provided that the statute laws now IN
shall remain m force TIL altered repealed bN the
therefore " ~
E''''rea' T'i nerpedent fOV the Legislature al is
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A WOMAN SENTENCED 70 DEArH-Ti

\ WOMAN SENTENCED 70 EArH.-The
Nep-Orieans P.cayas OF June : contains the fol-
lowing
neoro eirl. the property Of GILLETTE v Here. was
vesterdAy tined IN the First District COur. Dy Jury
~ ~ shareholders. Tor the murder Oi her own
father Ihe 18TH OF last July
II aUDears that the deceased. whose name ~as An
tome was confidential slave on the plantation OF
Mr Where, about eight nlle. below ms city, on
the night bank OF the nyer and on the 18Th 81 last
July Vas employed as Oyerseer Of sixteen negroes,
among whom Hss his daughter Janette lie h1
told her, on the morning Of that day. 70 Iakr Sei
chef from her head but she neglected 70 90 -, An1
on being questioned by him about H. salo l"A' '"S
had forgotten II. -,
he mon commenced 70 beat her, having ordered
four Of me other slave women % hold her WINE ne
did ~ She resisted. and finally escaped nom mos
Who held her, when her i4thef eae. me- ~ m
Ia ms assistance anu desired lh> 0lhef women ID 90
away They had but just left Antoine ana Jahc1ls
when they heard hlm cry out AMI turning ioIha saN
a larqe butcher knife sticking 10 Ms SIDE ne 1lc0 NV
eo,een hours afterWarf IL appears her father held
her by the hand al the time she stabbed HIM negro
man testified that he a knife fall from her bosom
previous 70 The killing Of her father Tie Jury, after
few minutes absence, returned verdict o. gulltJ'
AID estimated her value al SSDO
Judge LaNe, having read the Law On the SUBJECT
pronounced sentence upon her he .aid " Ou
have been found guilty, after being ifed OF murder
lng yOuY Own father ION are about 10 suHef pun
ishment for that crime But short time remains u
YOUR existence IN his world and If you have any
heart II you have any feeling, you VII employ y ~
repentance Il l. my duty 10 pronounce seh isl'os
upon YOU. That senteace = thai you y I I -
~ ~. r.y,sh rylson and on the Doth day OF June D.
tween The hours Of 10 and II o'cock BE- hung ~ the
neck until you be dead The sentence 70 Se eel et
lei within The walls Of the prison. Husl IN ool
.'-,1 I,, vor, are about % pay for your crime
M, ,, te ,pceiTed In atonenens hereafter The sih
se we, Sn',e unmoved While the Judge HAs aldtess
,ng the awful sentence 10 her ana On icing a'ser
I'D info,Ined Of is pnrpoft, qmeIy fem4IAsd, AM
,h, ,,rciug the least emotion that she I'D not
rnders,and him The gin minated thai she wt'
S,ss,, When Il true must ~ least delay her exc
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FlRE-Two HOSES BURNED.-Yester-
daysaftenoon about O'Clock, stable on Baltc-st,
between Court and Clinton, the property OF Robert
Il Berdeu, ESQ was destroyed by fire. There were
TWO very fine horses and four carriages IN Il al the
time and with the exception Of one OF the latter,
which was nearly destroyed, all were totally con-
sumed and the building Itself torn down IN the en-
deayor 20 exuuguish the flames which we're rem
dered oyerpowenng by the quantity Of feed straw
&c. which Wa on the premises. The loss must *
ceeo 5000 portion Of which is covered BY insuf-
.urf
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The Baltimore DefaIcation Case->outhern
Mail, Nc.

BALTIMORE. Monday. June 10
Thuty-twO errors were discovered agalnS; Sander
son IN his books by the Examining Committee,
amounting To Slj,10i ami eight errors mn ms favor
for = 800 leaving deficiency OF ss,30j The Com
nittCe have not reported VET.
The Southern mail has arrived
The Alhamhra Coffee House and TWO other build
ingS were burnt a. New-Orlens on the eth INST.
man named MordCcal persisted m the flames.
great barbecue took place at Athens Miss. on
the 9th. al which speeches were made oy MeSSTs.
Footc. Freeman and DAVIS
IRE occurred on Federal Hill, AZ I. VI. to-day,
DESTROYING Myers'> sui-houSe ami four dwellings
The loss Is about 5000 and Is covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

BOsTON COMMONWEALTH.-Ihis journal
appeared on Monday under a new arrangement. r
" BIRD, Esq. vino for some time past has been
the political Editor, has Withdrawn. and Mr. JosEpH
LYMAN has taken the place OF Publisher and Editor,
with Hon !. G. PALFRBG as Contributing Editor
ELlzUR WRIGHT retains his place As an Assistant
Nr Lynan'S name IS new 10 US but the accession to
the paper Of such writer as J. G.. PALFREY cannot
f4 TO augment Its influence the principal organ Of
tbe Free. SOL Coalition IN Massachusetts,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

FuLMoaE AND Mirror CLARK.-At the
Mass Meeting al Burlington, VI, recently, Ailion
Clark stated that when tie escaped from sla'eIy mo
the Free states he was soon supplied by friends win
lefiers 10 different persons 70 help him on his way
noEshward and among them was one Alllard Fi-l,
more who seemed reJoiced al his escape haroorei
hlIl.. gave Inn money. and helped nm on as "Ay -
shau be VISITED with condigH PuHlshnsaf
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Washington Items.

WlsHINaroN, Monday, June le
Secretary Corvin was engaged to-day IN lengthy
conference with The President. Secretary Stuart. and
Postmaster Hall. N TIA Treasury DEPARTMENT. Mr.
COrWln len to-day for Ohio
Hon w Buel. of Michigan. was to-day admitted
INTO The Criminal Count. he IS supposed 20 be re-
tanned BY Brown, charged with forging Land War
rants.
A ight occurred to-day ~ noon n the National
Hotel between Ecwart Fuller la.e proprietor Of the
Cnitsd states HSie and Capt. SchaumoeTg. OF The
[. : Army The Captain : said 90 have come on
Secnfi No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

The receipts OF the past IS hours have been
Flour $500 bbls WHEAr. 20OO bush. COIN,
$4,000 do FLOUR is m moderate demand prices
slightly favor buyers the sales were l.5oo 6bS az $
IA ri for strait STATE. the same agurC for Michigan.
and S43lG4 Is for pure GeneSee. WHgAr-There
is a flr milling demand for prime, and 800 bush
Gencsee sold az ll2d ll3.. toRN IS easier. with
better inquiry sales 2JOO0 bush 1t So aj6.c Tor Nol-
low Round and Sic for Western Mixed OAr> are
m demand AZ a. Il 4ic.
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rhe Shadraeh Rescue Case, &c.

BOSTON. Monday. June 10.
Tie case Of HAYDEN Tor aiding IN The rescue %
Shatrach the Fugitive Slave, VAS gwen % the jury
al | o'clock to-day IN an able charge from Judge
Spague The jury came IN 20 unable % agree up
on the evidence The Judge directed them 20 re-
tire and report to-mOrro" morning at O'Clock.
Gen. Caleb Gushing Was elected to-day Mayor Of
NewburypOrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

CoNNEcrIcUr.-Mr Boardman has intro
suced IN the House an amendment 10 the Constltu-
ron. designed to squalize, n some measure, our
present representative system i allows each town
representative. and provides that the remaining
members OF the House shall be apporioned, after
each census. among the several towns according to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

WILLIAM II .-SEwARD.-Ne expected 70
have the pleasure ms week. OF announcing 70 our
readers that this gentleman would deliver an oriIion
befe on the ith Of July but letter has been re-
cefyed from him stating that ms professional en-
easements viii lot permit He Is at Detroit en-
aei IA defending the persons recently arrested Tor
Se1retafiOns committed upon the Central Railroad
Co and other offences. lOnon1'Sa "aze''e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

VERMoNr.-The Wings mold their Con-
veniion for the nomination OF State officers on the
25,h instant al Bellows Falls There will be an
effort TO bring the party on TO the Silver Gray plat
form What measure Of success VIII attend that effort
remainS TO be- seen
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News from the West.
PIrrsBuRaH. Monday. June Is

PITTSBURGH, Monday, June 10.
81 steamers arrived yesterday from below. The
riyer Is healthy from Louisville mp ~ Pittsburgh.
Tie corner stone of new Roman Catholic church
was ard here Yesterday, m the presence Of m IN
mense aSSemblage. The ceremony was performed
by bishop O'Conuor, and the Grafton delivered by
Dr. Noriarty
River falling There is four feet and half Of
water n the channel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

Receipts since Samrlay--FLoUR $500 bbs
what. % 600 bush C0RN, 10000 DO Western
Flour Is m tar demand and prices are UNCHANGED
The sales were 1000 bbls WHsAr Is held above
the views of buyers and we have no transactions 10
report CORN Is IN ialr request with safes OF loOD
bush Mixed " estCn a. 43sC. OARS continue steady
al a7c FREIGHr> are without change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

- Tie Seveny-Sixth Anniversary OF
Tie Battle of Bunker Hill viii be duly celebrated by
Bunker Hil Chapter Ne. y, Order OF United Amer
leans. at the Broadway Tabernacle this evening
Appropriate addresses VIII be delivered by disiin-
cliishcd members OF the Order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
REemEvrAL PfRADE.-The follow

REGIMENTAL PfRADE.-The following
Companies II the 18Th Regiment y. y. state Militia
mustered yesterday afternoon IN the City PARK
Washington Horse Guards, Captain Medley cry
Guards Capt O!uey Putnam Guards Capt Nor
gan Washington Life Guards Capt sharp sars-
field Guards, Cap, Johnson. and TWO WilliamsoufsA
Companies. They proceeded to Williamsburg
where rhey paraded thence 70 Ne"-l orA and re-
turned 70 Brooklyn by the Fulton Ferry
- The COMMON Council met last even
ing but 10 quorum beng present they adjourned III
"Wednesday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN TRENTON \ hre oc-
- - SATURDAY. lsst about noon, N the cotton
Iosn1,factory OF J. p. Kennedy on the Ass4tnpllA
,I -, th,fsnding the more than ordinary e1ef-
a. - f,erncn for more than An hour, the Irn>
I'm .5en tes. the attic and third story Nth the,f
~ cotton &c we're destroyed The build
me and machinery were insured for slO.o9D ou' INC
-oss 10 s'"0A TO- ~ fNegark Adv. AOnfay-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

D0STuN, MOUliFs juno 10,
Nv an arrival 80 this port from Breno> Ayrc> W.
have the British Packet Of April ~ Affairs IN The
Argentine Republic were quiet We have 40 COM
mere ial news Of Importance.
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LEGIsLATUwE OF NEw-yOHK.

SENATE-.-- ALBANY. Monday, June 10.
Mr. BRANDRErH introduced bill 10 provide for the
organization OF tho first Military Department OF the
Militia and then the third reading OF Bills was re-
sumed and the following passed The General Tax
Bill for the CITY of New-Iork, authorizes the follow
ing amount, TO be devised and collected out Of the
estaies-Real and personal IN the Clty-the aggre-
cate helnr 4 511 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

An act 10 increase the powers and duties OF me De-
putty Collector of Assessments IN the Clly OF New
York allows the duties Of Collector % De performed
by the Deputy Collector
Authorlging the construction Of a 6re-prOOi library
building for the state Library, provides for the buili
ing on the lot owned by the state IN the rear OF the
CAPITOL and also 10 alter and improve the Assembly,
Chamber by moving tho west wall aud allowing
nov, arrangement of the seats The contracts for tne
work I'd he framed rs 20 secure mat the Work sudI
done for the sums so named.
To change the name Of Louise ilandley and Mon
tague Handiey. of New-York tlty, 70 nan
TO ncorporfte the Ladies Union AID society Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church ot Newly ora rms
Il 10 and the poor members of the church. AND me
individuals named IN the association are among the
most respectable N the city.
To authorize the construction OF the Niagara 4 ais
and Queenslon RAILROAD Companies
To authorize the Northern Ogiens5urg Railroad
COMPANY 10 increase rs capital stock TO sJOD'NO
To authonze a railroad 10 be- built through the
streets of the CITY of Troy 10 De used on certain
terms bv ALI the companies having railroads through
tbe rity To authorize the Northern Railroad C0m-
many 10 build a branch tO POtsdam.
TO amend the act organizing separate battalion
10 the County OF Richmond. l,
r. ,ncorporate the New.York Academy Of Me'l
cine . t,,,,,,,,.o
III me County Of \. y ......-
To INCORPORATE the Onondaga Savings institution
To INCORPORATE the Asylum for Frendless Doys III
~ the City OF New orb r.,
TO lucorporate the Central Clty savings Lhau'u'
tion To provide for Road IN II. Lawrence Co. 10
be- made by Tx on the several townships Ihefclh
named
The act making the Constitutional appropriation
for the payment Of the Canal Debt, ana interest 0f
the relief Of Phillip BOnesteel Of \. !
The Union steam Vessel bill was read and recon-
miifed -,.t.
To provide for the education OF the children OIL ine
Tuscarora Indians IA the County Of Niagara Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

The ARREST OF Al EDIroR.-John VI.
Daniel Editor OF the Richmond Examiner, Va was
arrested and held to bal IN $4,000 for hoels published
in January last IN his paper al Richmond, upon
Doctor Spooner the publisher Of the Justly celebrated
work. Boyde.l's Illustrations OF ShaAspere.' The
Doctor was charged with palmlng upon the eommu-
nitv cheat, legal >Windlng and bare-iaced impos-
ture by the publication Of those engravngs and the
article upon which this suit Is based, closes N the
following characteristic language
The lpubhc and the press of The Southern states
cannot Il too often warned OF Yankee agents iOt
Yankee books maps ana engraylngs II they VII
take II as social axiom that every prefer ana orcr
which Is made 10 them from The North e trap ior
their aeeceS and THAI every man no crosses Mason
a Dlxon's Line Is d sWindleT and rogue until ne has
gwen proof 70 the contrary they VAL save themselves
much modification much yeXatlon, and conSldera-
bic amount of hard-eamed money
The Editor Will now have an opportunity Of test
ING the merits Of ths greatest undertaking n tle
promotion OF the Fine Arts ever engaged m IN tls
country.