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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

DRESSMAN.-Wanted, two P,e.smen
Il that tlo4ougl'y 1nde,star6 viking IN "r".ze -'
arc col rfd rts; y such 90 not sppN 20 ' ~.
ia en- und.r Instructions SO IN art ac1Fe ial t"C u
lect AID 20 erTsncs r. Apply ~ 8o John-st 40 u
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= EnLnlshcd OT pnturnlsaed

II "a K D. Furnished OF unturuisded
A(f0ous 10 let or VIII ouI board. gs9Te aod
thsH ~ives o. Few ST. e genie nen could % scconno
dsiso win fu psrls board. 3shs 10 hose LOG tuOn
prsAbt arc ors a'e, sualed IN dolsolst nesr Dad
gay Foriar Der Information apply al $50 WAyerey Place
Reference exchanged al g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

JOnes7N COTUI VII
force Tho bar 10 grow it will stop slog off per
mating light red gray hair grow DARK cure tc0r or
dandr1f and IL will make HARSH dry, coarse hair hne
clean son snd silky and keep It longer Than anything
else made Buy il only at 4OS Broadway a26 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

DRESSMAN.-Wanted, two P'e'smsn
Il that tlo.ougl'y unde5stard Tbiugio "r".ze EEL
arc col 70 NJ; u such 90 not 'ppy TO w'iL
ia en- under Instructions Aso IN ari acaFe i'l ~
ect AID 60 errsno +. Apply Al 81 John-sL 40 -
SERVANTS.-Pr So'vsnts OF
80 v.rv heat class and n every cspscitg may alwsyl
be Obtained 81 The Protective Protestant Age1cs ~
Huosou-,t n This Is the priDcipa Prot ant A!ra,'
f. his city having regitered upon ls books - ~
non "a 10 100 Sroeslssts from every nation 40 D
SITUATIONS Situations are wanted
~ for great variety OF good servants, al G MAJ y
Ofcea 81 and IA Broadway, sud l59 Blwsry ger ~
are constantly hand Great pains are taA-n % c'is.'
good ones Terms-yesry sub'cnpuon ,. Gems -,
Wise g cenis Men and BOy' can be had Tor any ESQ.,
able employ msIt
TAuORlNG.-W Wanted, a young man
~to 10 cesirous Of leaning The an OF ca! iag a9a
mske himself gene ally useful 10 Tailoring h'ls' I
quirs at D n. TUCKEs, JOhn't { AIS II
ITO BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY.
} Those OF them who are in want Of man Of gooi
business isoL quick figures aud Of the stricest in5g'
NAY Lear Of iuch by applying 70 lne Aqserre
Inv he give satisfaction either a. saiesn an
er money collector bavirg most extensive Eu9
OF he city or any esPsSey IN w6s Sddres.
c, Fancy atoie, sl2ih av a. -
ITO GROCERS.-A gentleman who has
Eve ten or twenty thousand dollars Ia securities ana
thcus, nd cr fifteen hundred dollars in cash would puI
then In a. capt 10 Grocery essbishDent wholesale or
retail ~ his city by way Of loan or as partner Ills 5no
would hesben Geek and fsr Interest paid on me M
yesunepL Address KINNER, this Office post paid a3o 81
ITO PROPRIETORS of Newspa pers and
Il Master Printe's-A practical PIo'e. Of coosldsrsos
experience ability IN the business OF Newspaper and
outr publishing Offices IL open to an engagement on CIV
pe pr Of ofcom peency Reader Rep )rer or Foreman
An Interview be had on addressing line, rec,
TPBOOF-READ r., Tribune Office N Y a1o IL
Wanted, a Young Man as
w Water and Lad SIS Apprentice Apply to VEL
LER SON COME TONER'S us Broadway. 40 IL
NTOOL CARDER.-Wanted, Wool
w ctrder and pinner for carpet yarn TO tske charge
OF cur cardipg and spinniog Ons fully competent
a. well recommended viii find steady employ nent at -
per week, by applying to A. J. HsMlT, Weit Farms
Y. a[o OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

kFMF, AucUonetr
nIL PAINTINGS. THIS Saturday.
~ EVENING, Al a O'Clock, st $50 Broadway. between
Leonard and Franklin sis C. KEMP vii sell at sue.
ton No above, faa collection u foe OIL Paintings, all
handsomely famed OF variety Of pleading aabecls iust
received from France ard al Of ~hicb ~h be- sold win
out Te1erve Also, email lot Of Fr nch cOloroa Engrw
Dgs. sc all OF which Ge worthy Of attention as "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

A S Cook, by a respectable Young WO-
(Aman, or to do Cooling. Washing, aud Ironing. The
best OF reference be had from her last place Apply Al
1t SxIhst. aIo II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

~ ntest Improvement.-Wea ADV - al o'rs'n
4 vl.if GtRNkY ; Dsgurrresn G-erJ fB9 or1a-w ~
ara examit theIe Mammoth Pc1'es, The iafgesi ever
uken by tn Daguerrean pr0csSs-beiag nearly 20 lsrs9
- pi feet 10 ceti and f4sh "a the smaller
szs GuRNEYS Dagusrreoiyoes are universally aa-
ued ana sctLOv geo % be superior 70 any D. O.
tofors tsten IN his couLuy. Go and see hem
as INN VAS
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TEAILORlNG.-Wanted, a young man
~to 10 oesirous Of leaning The at OF Cut lng ala
nske himself gene ally useful 10 Tailoring hsts'' "a
met Tire h o. OF required 10 chsrac IN
ouirs a. d FUCKER, JohnSi. Z as IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
BOARD IN BROADWAY.-A hand

Iksone suit Of rooms psrlOr a0d bedrOoms on the
SECOND floor a. 81 Broadway three doors below An.
lhoby Rooms for gentlemen, with or without break
fa'l ard tea Inquire al C. IL. RINGS, 1872 Broadway.
AIS lWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

A LADY, reduced in circumstances, wishes
Ato ob,an .ituAton a. Seamsress 10 some respects
BILE family. being competent ALEC 10 make dresses Ad-
dress H. 8. Once Of lhs paper. a%o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

~ The Treasurer of the Fire Department
Tbeuy acbnow edges tho receipt of one HUNDRED ooi-
ARE by The hand OF Judge NanderpOOl, being donation
rom JAMES MCRRIDE, Esq, (Owne OF the Howard
HOleD 10 The charitable fupd OF iho Department
JOHN s GILES, frea,uTeI
New.York, April Is, 1851 s@n
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~ The nIechnBics' Institute Rooms, at III

~ The WechnDIcs' IhstItuto hooWs, ~ NC
u.coh If ROwery ana DSisionsI comprising iOuI Hoois
OF 8lO0 square feel each being ed up Win All posi-
ole dispsEh for the POLYTECHNIC ENHlblIlON,
which Will be op med shout the Mode OF May. Mechan
les Inventors and others who may desire 10 place articles
Oh sxbiaioD viii please communicate with the Acmhy
ThO.s who will require the use OF sesm power eno nose
Who NAV desire To carry on any mechanical operations
will please all at the rooms aud make arrangements about
bcs Ions Arees Tor exhibition viii be received imme-
dsley Atne Rooms u desired. aud taken care Of and 10
lufd XADOCk PRATT PTeb1eut.
THOMAS c DoDp, AeluaIy. 40 II
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DOY Wanted, to learn Mechanical
Eb Dentistry Must have a good English education OF
II echsnica turn. be Is l6 OLD, end live with hs
parents. ls2l6t }. SMITH DODGE, Is Bons'sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

\ lVlNG.-Wanted a situation as Ed
Tor Assistant Editor, Collector, Conductor
Railroad or any respectable employment thst will yield
competency Tor two Best OF reference. Address for
week LIVING, Tribune Office. as ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

DOARD.-Gentlem desiring break
Past Tea with dinner the Saba h eau be &C
eOmmodsted, after Mty / with pleasant rooms N
modern built house, furnished with warm and CO baths
st2f7 West Tweny-frst-st, corner OF Nnth-ay Terms
moderate Al0 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-

LA gentleman and his wife aud tTo or three single
gentlemen accommodated with elegant rooms add
board after The hrst Of May IN Henyst near Hamilton
Ferry Address Box 1873 Lower PosE Office.
az StfuTh&Sap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

" The Anniversary of the American society
meoIsng The cOLoton Of the Jews, Will be held GA
BABBATH EVENING, z7lh inst, al ths Reformed Dutch
Chlrch Ls'byeue place. where the Annual Sermon Will
be preached by the Rev. Dr.. Haley Of Troy, N Y. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
~ nIount Vernon Lodge No 73, l. o. OF o. +.

The members requested 10 Htend the rNuefA
nj n other T. a PFTrR GARRET. from his late resi-
depce. lee LUDLOW ii GU SATURDAY MORNING, April
70 Also Smith Beneficial Society invited to aiend by
order *. +. dlBbhhu, ~ ".
@. WmrEFiELD Secy. ao IT,
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POOMS WITH BOARD-From the

A GENTLEMAN can have sq1iet study
N and bedroom communicating, al &C welnh ct, neAi
Finn Hv. al / n
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70 Parties visiting Europe during the eonunu'
sbcs OF Tho Worlds Fair furnished with letters of MIRO
ouclon To aud credits various agencies abroad at
Paris Have Ma,seiles, Rome, LeghOrn, Genoa, 2m-
bUgh Bremen London. Liverpool &C on oderaie ter rs
as 81 LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO., Wallst.
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WANTS, &C.

As CHAMBERMAID or Child's Nurse, by
Young Wo nan, who understands her business, sbd
can lie we'll She be heard from al her
last place $50 Vsrick-st. aZo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

DARLORS and BEDROOMS hand
somey furnished. to let to single gent emsn, In pr
vate family 10 Chambersst Apply at5S5 PeSsL AZ w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

DOOMS To LET With Board in 8
4 ple.saat loesuon. on a siaee route aoI cold arc
shower "a d, 10 he house ADpy al s. seveushavenus
cor Of Tnirt- enth-e, A. I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

m Important Free Lscture.-Dr BAENING de-
liver, Free Lecture Lsdes YHlS DAY, al 81 O'CLOCK
PM he Society Library Rooms, S8 Broadway, on the
Pby,ea framing - Children ard Youth, and on the are
arc Management oflnfsnis aSo II
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DLACES.-Wanted, at ia NasSau-s ST.
4 tbusmsnO Bookheepers, Statesmen, Clerks, School
Teachers Drug CLERKS PorIers. BsT-keepers Boys 70
lsnr good usdes, Men on Farms, Wsl'ers, C9ach nen
srdspers &c Applicants inclosing 81, free OF postage
40 lts THOS SPHINX, Agent
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pOARD.-TwO pleasant Rooms, with
PBsth room attached, offered uufl niSnsd, with
board 10 3 gentlemen and lady With no children by
small private family In the upper part Of the cry posses-
sioD Isl Of May Apply al 5l9 Fourth sv, ater IN.
al 6IsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

"a. To Religious SOcieties.-The Lecture Room
Of The Suyv. ssnt Institute in Broadway opposite Bond
has been put IN order aud viii be rented for Sunday
use Apply TO CHARLES w. HOLMAN a, the Buid-
inc ale IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

rTr MEDITERRANEAN Church, Eghih-st, between
R,osdN,ay and FOuuh-ay.- Services every SUNDAY
Morning al tJ O'clock by Prot BUSH, and Evening at ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-09-03
,iySu .sIE;om Grsham's Magazine.
THE FOKESHADOWlNG
I'D n8yBY ANEW ooNrnIBuroR.

[Thsfollowing narrative, affecting as it
il 10 its incidents, only adds another to the
frequent proofs. that "Iruth is sometimes
stranger than flc,ioh." 1t was related to
sheawfiter by an Irish domestic, who resi-
ded atthe time o. ats occurrence. very near
the scene ol the catastrophe. a She related
It with; all the warmth and enthusiasm
which characterize her nation, dwelling
much upon the beauty of the sweet young
creaturetwho, was the heroine OF her story,
and upon the benevolence which was her
peculiar characteristics, and which, made
her almost idolized in the cottages Of the
pesssntry, as she was beloved in the
homes ,of the great. The earrlestness of
the narrator bore with it the convictions OF
hertruth; aud at the close OF the tale she
added-in her simplicity, and in her be-
lst that, lhe boundaries of her own green
isle were those Of the 'universe-that she
alhoaghrati the uorid had heard it.' The
sventitranspiredwns s.one of the western
ooupties, OF Ireland, and the main inci-,
dents are given as they occurred, with an
alteration Of names merely, with the add ,
ton OF some little eInbelisilnient, in order
to throw il into a form suitable for the page
Of magazine, bvL ,,.Fo,f
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come more He was alone, and darkness,
thick and palpable, shroudcd him in its
gloom. But there came time, though
the interval was long and weary, when the
veil was rent. and the captive spirit felt the
warm beams OF the light in heaven; and
with il came the conviction that the ar
rows Which had pierced him were sped by
the hand OF love! and that, through the
still open wound, the offering Of broken
heat had gone up in sacrifice. Again he
went forth into the world, with tear for
every sufferer and sympathy and love
followed his steps. Often was the story
Of his calamity repeated by the groups Of
peasants who watched him as he went, fol-
lowed by servant bearing flowers, TO the
graves of his beautiful and beloved. Il
was the dearest office left him now, TO
scatter the fragrance and beauty which id
life they cherished, about their quiet home,
as an offering of affection 10 the departed;
and to follow their example. by strewing
comfort and happiness in the paths Of the
weary and the heavy-laden.
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POETRY.
.g4ssTkaRrom,ths National Era.
lsaihEAUTY ,REIGNETH.

.g4ssTgaRrom,ths National Era.
.issihEAHTY ,REIGNETH.
sdi I'd Seqg BY THBoDoMc. giisd sieT
There Il sbeaaty on the hill side; 'oefas'
.sTheretisra beauty on the vale; g'dga
There is asbsauty on The mountain top,i &
Where the gentle, breezes sail-a,s4 :,
Where the eagle to his eyrie scars,
And ne gentle breezes sail. -
fsd9sag Saluic9 aEi Gs e9ieuH ~ T1a72
There is A beauty in the forest ,aci,yel
10 With its, mass of waving green; 81
There is a beauty in the sky;
Where the rainbow's arch is seem ~,
Where theclOuds arefoll'd in red and gold
fsAnd the yainbow's arch is SEEM f
,s7fezislss2 .sosGs;
There 10 . beauty in the riyulet, 20
'"Asfit Winds along Tie dell; ll;'',''o'" '',
There Is beauty In The ocean, i'o' sai 'i.'
bsWhere the sipretiy mermaids dwell--iad
Where the tempes, ragesloud and long,
And the pretty mermaids dwell. xxi
There isibsatny up III heaven; -'mabh
And the earth is passing fair; 70
There is beauty in the sky,aoJ -Ho,ag9
Oh. there is beauty every wherel lsg
All. that God. has made is beautiful
YssAthsre's beauty every where. "s
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cHAPTER r.

Turpr was9a fcioi,duon the brow. Of Sir
,.nna n;,l;aaco,,, a. M assceGJed n his
;a e' D.o =, ".' ".,;,, % ~. 80 - ,han ',smai. and
o'ay ~; .. III anJ ~ haanr @ tsoad M ho
.s.n"I s av' 49, III" than nrd,pary W ,anrss ~
.O"uJ" ~n,"i ."o;.oe.,;sS % T6s nv"yoss;nv or his
. "'e''a' eAo..s 49, :, =, ~ :, ec on. ...ha, ~ W"
sou:.enanos IN was no1 ,a, o, ""ses' e. ra'oe'
is;,s ms"t t.S 10 ,"il.s mon Uas im"sgdna
ia"''y "au .r'o" rL upon - ,maa u. - "pe
over over Am ms looked assaS at 9snv ons a
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lWOODsFIELD, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1851

natural and hitherto uniform gayety was
gone, and that he kept more than usual
ly careful and almost apprehensive watch
over the safety of his child; ever lowering
near her, as if TO guard her from some i'm
pending danger. Something which they
could not account for, and about which
they dared not inquire, seemed TO weigh
heavily upon his spirits.
The third week had passed away since
Bessie s disappearance, and as the twilight
ola lovely day was closing in. Bertha
stole away from the friends. who had learn
ed to love her deeply, and hurried to the
bedside OF the sick girl, who still fingered,
though still declining, and whose face ever
frightened at her approach. Her visit
was somewhat shorter than usual, in con.
sequence Of the lateness Of the hour; but,
promising poor Mary to see her again as
early as possible, she returned to the cir
Gle where her gentleness and sweetness Of
disposition had made her bright partic-
ular star (which threw its beams on all"
So it is that goodness lights not alone the
bosom from which it emanates, but sheds
its soft radiance over all that come within
its charmed circle. Alas! little dreamed
ihey-the inmates of the cottage-who
watched her light and airy step as she fit
ted from them, like mnistering angel de-
parting from the scene she had blessed.
that never more should her football be
heard upon the Threshold of their humble
home; that the light of her young life was
doomed to set, ere the poor invalid over
whom she had wathced should take her
farewell ofthis world. And aiterward they
loved to recall every circumstance which
then transpired, and lelt as asf-though her.
self unconscious of t-she had come at
that hour 10 take her 6nal leave Of them on
earth. s. -...... ..,.
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IJc,,nf .7sssun Nth knt.-G,fent 10 tute Lif-of
fccrs Kelvin and McDsrrott IL the sixth ward police
arrested man by the nnme IL William Iisyland. on y
charge ~ Violently ssssultng with a large carving
tnfe Theodore Anthony INJECTING cut ON the
aim aud shoulder. also the liz and forehead. The
wounds considered very dangerous and may posi-
lily cause dssth Some difficulty occurred between the
PATHS In cow Ray. on the Five Points which lead 10
the yisl.nt assault The intention a. Icyand II l. al
hrd was t. take the lN # Anthony on the spot
which be would undoubtedly have accomplished had he
not besn stopped by persons him. nv which his
murdsrOus design Wa frustrated The injured
conveyed to the city Iiopsl The accused was ockel
~ In the Tombs BY Justice Osborn nswer tn. charge
tAarr, n Shading Ua'ch.-An individual called VIM
Cunningham wa arrested yesterday by officer Kelly, ~
the fturth ward CA charge a stealing gold watch
VALUED ~ $50 the property ~ Henry wilson The
sutd was conveyed before Juscc Osborn, who detained
him fer further hearing
Cimfe ~ Sf.aisng Usgon spr,rgs-OhHccr Gantz ar
rested two men called David straits aud John Jnhnson
WHIT the nc.r detected In the act ~ stealing three
wagon prngs valued ut $50 the property ~ isaac SUIT
ton justice Tinsou committed the two accused parties
10 spswtr the charge.
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escape.
Marine Affairs.

ssurNe o. rpr Ancuc.-The y. :. mail steamship
Arctic Capt Luce sailed yesterday at noon, for Liver
pool. with 124 passengers among whom are the Hon.
samuel o. Goodrich. Consul at Paris, and family Hon
Charles ~ Iiadlock Charge dAnass to Portugal, Rev
DR. Chowles. a Newport, n L. and Rev. A. Cleveland
Coke. ~ 81 Johns Church Hartford The Of the
remainder will BE- found under the proper head.
Ton cnsalrsroS.-Ihc steamship southcrner. Capt
Dickinson departed yesterday afternoon fur Charleston
For passengers' names Maritime Intelligence
THr ~ snrs AnssvcrNrSrs rms LIvEnrooL STEAM.
,mrsThc Collins line have changed their days Il sail-
ing from Lvcrrosl. from Saturday 70 .Wednesdsy-thc
Pacific the after the Baltic hcurly expcetc lca,
ing Liverpool Wednesday, April 2 and those from
New York will leave saturday instead a Wednesday
The Cunard line resumed their weekly departures the
Goth ult by the sailing that day II the Africa 1r
New York to be- followed by the America for Boston
the 9th inst and the Asia for New York ON the 18th
Az ISerStors RrpprR-Masters a vessels. aud nauti-
cal men generally would do well 70 examine the tempo
rsry rudJcr IL the ship Warren job a. Lawton master
Tor days from Glasgow laying Pine street wharf
di,sbsd ~ sa by loss If rudder and frcinast They
will there discovcr mans ingenious mode ~ Construct.
ing ruddsr al which brought the ship safey into
FORT from lopeitvdc "a
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1t viii DC seen by our report of the proceedings
of the Legislature Of this State, yesterday which
is published in another column, that the bill for the
completion Of the canals was the prominent subject
Of debate. The unconstitutionality Of the mea-
sure was clearly pointed out bat the member who
have from the first, seemed determined to force it
through at all hazards, care little whether it is
according to the constitution not.
The select committee appointed by the Senate to
investigate the charge preferred by Mr.. Suyiam, of
this city, against Mr.. Bull, the Sergcant-at-Arms
Of that body, made their report yesterday, and
copy Of il will be found in our report of the proceed
ings Of the Legislature in another column. The
committee were unanimous that the charge was
sustained by the evidence in the case, and directed
the attention OF the Senate to the punishment pre-
scriked by the statute. In relation to Messrs.
Robinson, Stone, and johnson, the committee were
Of opinion that their conduct was highly improper.
in writing letters to Mr.. Bull. giving their opinion
IN reference to the probable fate Of the bill for the
efectual suppression Of gambling, but did not
suggest any action in the premises, Further de-
bate the whole subject postponed till to-day
The Senate promptly discharged Mr.. Bull, but
whether they viii punish him any further not, we
SAINT say. They have the power Of imprisoning
him during the remainder Of the session.
Another unsuccessful attempt was made by the
Legislature Of Massachusetts, to elect a United
states Senator yesterday. The ballotting showst
q loss 10 Mr. sumner Of four. That gentleman
chances Of election are decidedly small. A motor
70 postpone the subject for three weeks was then
carried but motion to reconsider was offered, and
will be debated to-day.
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ERENCu PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HART.
3j broadway, invite the attention Of and
psiic generally ~ their extensive and superb 81
French faleT Hangings sud Border which they Or
eae wholesale and retail lower than other heuse the
city ,onatantly on hand rich Lace and hasa cotains,
Cofniee Bands iins Furniture Coverings curtain mate
rss and upholstery goods q tverp description.
PArtR HAkcINGs-TnOxAS FAYE n CO., NO. 40
rear street near Chatham. importers aud man afae
Lave On hand the largest and beet assorted stock %
sescrirton IN the city which they
wholesale and retail ~ pfsetsrer prices fsr
nvA ac vDsloyed 10 hsss pspen
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INTERESTING FROM The MonMoSs At SALT LAKE.
We have received three numbers OF a weekly
newspaper published at the City of the Great Salt
Lake, in Utah Territory. It contains eight pages,
about eight by ten inches each, aud Is conducted
with considerable energy. We publish elsewhere,
all the chief news which II contains, together with
several Of the advertise ments, which show TO the
reader that the Mormon people nrc intent upon
building this territory upon true business prin-
cpe. The extracts are interesting and worthy Of
general attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-03

The Secretary Of State ut Albany, Hon. Christie
pher Morgan, has made . collection Of the news
papers Published in this state one Of each Of which
is TO be sent to the Worlds Fair, in Loodon. and
duplicate Is TO be deposited In the State Library
at Albany. The following table shows the number
of newspapers published in each county Of the
State at the present time. compared with the nun
Der published in 1888, according to Williams New
York Annual Register for that year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-03
DOU BILE SHEET
New York, Thursday, April 3, 1851.
News from Europe and California.

The Baltic, Capt. Comstock, from Liverpool, is
due to-day with one weeks later intelligence from
Europe; and the North America, Capt Blithen
Empire City, Capt. Wilson, and Georgia, Capt
Porter, with two weeks later from California
viii be due tomorrow or Saturday.