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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03

The PARIS Prcsse Of the Str Of January rcProiaces
few items from the "Corresponience generate.
under dste Of Madrid the esh Of December, IN which
II IL said Queen Isabella had General Aupick, tae
Ambassador OF France her partner in the first qua
dTiile she danced ar the ball. which given by the
Oaeen Marie Christine During the whole OF the qua
dnhe, the Queen did not cease comPinentng IN
the most Catering terms tue Emperor Napoleon the
Third The Ambassador appeared very sensible OF
these marks Of Difference Of Sovereign from the
Chief Of the State" Tae Auabas.
sador opens bic saloons this evening to the most
distinguished people in the capital This fashionable
Intelligence concludes with the following paragraph
"The last news from Caba dated the 10Th day Of Nov
enbeT and of Porto Rico of the 3Oh very satisac
tory-;he most perfect tranquility reisns there"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03

A BIT OF RoNAscE-AbOut six years ago,
Or. H, having become involved In debt len ts
home and wife in another State for Texas tor tas pur-
poae Of improving bis fortunes in place where ne
would be free from the demands VI clanorous cred
ifors In the Of time be wen, with The army 70
Mexico and spaIy werded his way 10 California
After residing there sone time, ne met young Insn
from the place Of bis former residence. WHO no"eseI
he did MOI know, and inquired OF MIN If he knew hs
wife whom be described, without, however tens h.n,
the relation he bore 70 her The yo,ng man repled
,h,f Mr.. II vss his sister, and the last be heard "
her she wa. in e. LOuis Af'er aeesmaans soa II
49,, h. vie who bad long since given HIM up
dead In St LOus he learned As sss o a e - IL
sfssnx He cane hirEer sndupon inquiry earned
tsst ,he was earning livelihood BY sewing ne eaIn.
81 rh1t she also believed her brother % be dad 10,
hayfns heard from him for plsAy years pr -
&snt 20 the house where he understood n.s VIE was
EiDr bu, found she had LEFT there few days before
He inquired about her general conduct end der-anor
and found thar il had slssys been unereepaonsble
SIC spoke bat LITTLE Of her husband. but told every
shs, she considered hun dead The lady Of whom DR..
b wa. making inquiries Uncovered that ne wsA the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03

RAILROAD ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAIL
RoAD-EnRfneer and Firezsn Kilsd-The Express
Train due here az 81 O'Clock last evening, met with
serious accident about three.ourths Of mile the 9th
CT tide of Croton Falls, by which the Engineer and
Fireman (whose psmes we could not learn were in
stGntly killed The engine (as is supposed ran against
rock and was thrown Of the track against some rocks
aud completely demolished. The tender fsll down
bank. distance of 40 or so feet into the river the
baggage car was thrown across the track, end Of
which rests upon the engine. This car together with
the first passenger car were considerably injured The
fireman was found lying under the driving wheels Of
the engine, where it is supposed that he was thrown
from the force Of the conclusion, and was compe'ey
crushed the passengers were unable to extrcste bis
remains from under the engine The Engneer~was
thrown upon the track and killed instantly; his re-
mains were placed in the baggage car.
Mr. Slos the Superintendent Of the road, in the
cars at the time and Immediately dispatched q man
with signal lamp to stop the freight train which
coming down. while he went to Croton Falls, and
turned with an engine and two passenger cars, in
which the passengers brought 10 the City, arrv
ing here about 80 minutes past ~ o'clock this morning
The loss is supposed TO be some 5000 or $1,000.
The rails on side OF the track torn up
80 feet Hsd the engine been thrown of the other
side Of the track the loss Of life have been very
great Mr. sloat Immediately sent up gang of men
from Croton and will have the track cleared and re-
paired in time for the trains make their regular trips
today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03

long los. htsbssd sd offered % accompany hiu % me
hoase where his wife sewiRg Upon arriving taere
see SAID 70 her, Mr. H here Is gentleman wac
"a" yctr brother IN Califo-rar She appeared asso1-
hNtu tooked ~ Tho vster but apparently did not -
eosnixe Mn he brushed back hrs hair and sai quick
" Ehze cont you know = Ms H immett
siey swoored away. and tel on the aoor In the same
dead, were restored % her Or H A. re have
sad has returned with competence and the supcsed
widow il : presumed viii no loncc. sew for slveli
hood.
The shove statement, we are assured Is strictly or
rect Here in real lie equal In ~
any 70 which romance ever gave birth
[New-Abany Ind Ledger Jan "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
~ We regret to learn the decease of Scar

~ We regret to learn the decease Of Sears
C. Walker, Esq, the eminent Astronomer and Msths-
nistiesn whlcheook place at ne house OF his brother.
Jucge WAhx near Cincinnati, a the 3Osh Of January.
The health e Mr. Walker had been impaired for eigh
teen months past though recently he had boon able 70
resume, IN degree, MS labors - a compufer He
great and continued mental exertons, from which
the science Of the country Ia. derived 90 much
advantage and honor, had undermined his con-
stituson, and rendered him easy prey 10 disease
wkle yet only IN middle age. For several years
he had been connected with he Coat Survey Of
the United States and 10 charge Of the opersfioas
for determining differences Of Longitude BY telegraph,
and Of the discussons Of astronomical observations tn
longitude He has contributed 70 the sna,hsonis4 con-
iTibufions and to the American Nautical Anansc, an
ephelneris Of the newly discovered plane neYoans'
which has been received with admirl3sa ~ Assroeo
n,ers both ~ home and abroad. While u coenecps
with the National Observatory he took . I911sy -.
the discussions which followed the oasocvSy -
planet, and be was thus induced 70 psRps 10y ~.
he difficulties of the entire probism ena lea 70 coms
success His place among our so e. s -. -
uhieh must long remain vscanf won ~ NE unnrfuS
Seyotion Of web trained intellect Of hish crdss. 10
-. Issss nur,uss of practical and theoretical a&r,a-
omy. l"''e'"''
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ASSEMBLY.

a.. REPORTS or STANDING COMMITTEES
MT LOOMS, from the Committee on ways
Sesas reported series Of resolutions for the con-
'aa'h o. the House. as follows;
x,s 1890, That is the first duty OF tnie hoase,
1nPeens additional taxes 10 meet increased espSaa
70 inquire into the causes which have produced then
IN relation 90 Canal repairs ana 70 ptoFi1e
- ee correction OF abuses, and for dWe eSenoS =.
saAS sssnent Of the Canals aud the expo VI
aeel.sS That until the Ere Canal Enlargement and
psek tuseT and Genesee Valley Csnas DC 20 eIloto1
to prohibit by laws the expenditure o. money
nnaed parts OF the Canals ia good nayiSabe e91a.ton
sesa expenditures only necessary by ap1cAsion
accident and otherpyurics affecting essSnSS TIC"
A,arei Thai il Is expeaent to SEPARATE the contract:
- om the disbuns department. 90 that no otneer OF tee
SA1as shall make contracts for labor and mater AIS ans
ksAe PAYMENTS for the that the snperniendenfs
repairs ought to make all contracts for and rslstins
svpsirs subject only TO the Canal Commissioners to
ss< forbid specified repairs to be made 60 direct
s tine the kind OF materials 10 BE used and the KIND OF
ssetare required when they shall tit give such &
sens writing, AID tlal al payments for reFas should,
tshef hy Canal Commissioner some person soeciay
s1sintsd be made directly 20 the persons entitled 70
tse the same, uron the cerncaies OF the scperntend
eesihsd by bis own oath on that CT come ohsE peson
t~nyely Is 20 It's ccne ctaess
Arstfcd, That 10 IL exrcdent TO provide by law saa-
esfenanes against the contraction OF debt OF habhtes
es pat OF he State. Q, by any ofeer essaahs 70 sc
suseis sner the appropriation has eeen exhausted OF
Snssf any other color OF pretense.
hssesce That exredient 20 piov'ee ey Sw oI te
NesSnon OK the espsass Of enginserns o- the puoic
o,ts 80 that shsil not exceed Ave per csn' "a tae
saonnt expended, exclusive OF repairs.
hsseted That u s expedient 20 require tine sppropna.
~ ,s 'ns Ss ss,stoieTe to be applied - ~
nssee through ia whole length Tor boats carrying 10y
herben a. the earest posi- be period pro 1c@bie and
ees's' TO Increase it, capacity for larger esrss, 0ni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. Tuesday, Feb ., 1883
REPoRT OF COMMITTEES.

SENATE . ALBANY Tuesday, Feb ., 1888.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES
Mr. BEEKmAN, by bill, to incorporate the
Ymhes Institute
M. CoxsER, by bill, 10 consolidate the sere-
ri Acts relating TO the Public School Society.
/ Mr. PLArT, BY bill, 10 authorize Daniel Rich
Srdl The Atlantic Dock Company, and others TO con-
mvst docks In front OF their land in Brooklyl. The
psue adverse 10 the Assembly bill relative 10 the Sea
usns Fund Retreat 10 which report the Senate agreed
snd dus the bill is rejected.
NJ MONROE, complete, the bill providing for
Ne oonsolidaon of tho railroads between Albany and
Rxhlo
Mr. CLARK moved to amend by providing that
tshrc for passengers at any distance more than ~
milo shall be the same through passengers.
M. MONROE argued that the public interest
REQUIRED the consolidation Of the road II was calculated
puplo,e the greatest good Of the people, who are
hased In the most efficient system OF transportation
Mr. BABoocY showed that Mr.. Clarks amend
nsca proper al all had application 20 this bill II
pa ought TO be engrafted on the general railroad
"a II the duty Of the Legislature If the amendment
sapoper one TO zee 10 II that IS made the law Oh the
THIS debate was continued by Senators Van
fcgeokHovES, CoNGEE, BAscoCS and CORNELL.
NJ CLARK subsequently mOdlned MS amend
neusso as to make it general
Mr. BABCocK said that some sixty or eighty
mlnons OF dollars had been invested IN the railway
tasness OF this State, aud now by little amendment
hWUclplc IL sought 10 DC WHICH NOuu
sskay embarrass the best purposes for which railways
succhsuucted and by the OF which they have de-
sdcped the resources of this State 10 such an amaz
NJ degree The amendment seeks 10 destroy a
principle Of trade. IL labors , determine by
euacsnsnt that a retail busintso shall be con-
swtcd ON the terms as wholesale one
y against sound policy, and whatever tends
beshmatc business, to establish the smondanent pre-
toed No doubt there individual instances OF hard
ship bus the.e viii always exist company may car
Uvsy height az the very lowest rate, while, for the
szpose o securing ultimately the trade Of great acc
Ion Of country far OF the tariff Of through freight may
feui low The business must be had even II done at q
lea toereate great business which shall IN future re-
nancrsse the transporter To the CITY of NewYork
IAs immense importance. Ii railway companies
S nos regulate their tariff 10 receive the bust
ses "a NE great West their uses and purposes me
WI was for the great the universal trade that
thcse roads were made
Inc debate, extending to the hour of ad-
s'nmeni. was participated in by Senators Plat,
't,srol, TAsER, PHKoE and Cooley.
readins the debate, the Senate adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-20

FRom CvBa--The la,e.t date from Havana is the
7h instant Mr. Soule, late United States senator from
Louisiana and now United States ambassador to Spain,
Arrived in Havana by the last steamer from The United
Stacs, but during his say be did not call upon the gov
ernof His visit was much talked about among the in
legcnt circles there. Some seven hundred more Chr
oese coolies have arrived al Havana. On one OF the
plantations coole instruction had taken place, IN the
course Of which an overseer killed. nnmbef OF
gamblers who have lately swndled their victims out OF
half million OF dollars, have had passports sent Them
and been ordered out Of the country Immediately.
Another cargo OF negro slaves from Africa has also been
landed on the island. ..s...l
The British cruisers had not been al Havana Tor some
time past. Three American sailors, named William
Frseburn, Of Philadelphia William Atkins, OF New
York city; and Harry Park, OF Palmyra, New York,
are in the Tacon prison, having escaped from the slave
shp Jasper and been taken by Spanish war vessel in
an open boai near Cape San Anorio A newspaper re-
por says that the bare fact Of their being in custody was
announced by The captan-genersl to Judge Sharksy,
United States consu at Havana, who declined taking
charge Of them, not /" knowing how three American
seamen could be IN that vicinity These men say they
were shipped in New York, without knowing the char
acler OF the Jasper slave shir
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SouTH CAnoLlsA GOLD MINE. The editor of the
sreenv'l'e Moonaineer. who recently visited The gold
nine OF Mr. Dorm. in South Carolns, says; - aa
90 hs. Dorm informed us that be had within the las,
eighteen month";. with q small force, taken from his
nina some three hundred thousand dolars and that be
had esaced the vein iie and quarter his land ha,
deep; thai there was gold frequently discovsable
IRON The surface OF the rich vein below Mr. Dorm ha.
got ~ Mseh % " 900 from one bushe OF din and ha.
BEEN, we recoliect Alright offered million or two Of
dollars Tor one-hai OF his mine. which he vrry wse v
declined taking. Hs mine is manes,Iy worth An IN.
definite number OF millions. and the proprietor unaues.
uobahly one OF the richest men in America"
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The following extract oil letter. 10 relation 10 he DIS
union charges preferred agsns Col DAVIS, rom the
pen Of dsting uished citizen oil Mississippi we think
The defence not only just but well lined
al see tha The Indiana Journa and other Wig papers
In your State, depounc'ng Col DAVIS as dsnnion-
list Nothing could be more false. Ills whole lie at
tests his de yoon 10 the Union as CTR fathers established
H. and ss all desire should be pepeiuated. He
never uttered sentiment that did not harmonizs with
enlarged and liberal PATRIOTISM AS private citizen, as
a member OF Congress, as gallant soldier. sheddng his
blood freely in defence Oh his eosnuvs rights aud honor
he has exhibited purity OF character, devotion 10
principle, and fearless courage which unpTsjudctd
mind contemplate without cognising in him one
OF Unon's brightest jewels Even the famous letter
of November, 1880, which these wing papers are now
paradnY az evdepre that he looked forward ''lo civil
war with The cling OF stoicwhat principle does il
enunciale, or what policy does recommend that any
true democrat would hesitate 10 respond TO fully and
heartily. II IN that letter he advised the people Of Mis-
sssppi to prepare 10 resist by force The aggressons
the FEEDER government upon the rights OF the South il
he The only republican statesman who looked to an
appeal 10 arms mode Of defence against noleable
oppression Do we not ali know lhai When The fedora
party 10 isoi attempted 10 set aside the popular will BY
elsvang Aaron Burr TO the presidency, Mr.. Jefferson
himself aud ihe friends 81 Mr. Jefferson boldly declared
te. ny arms! And do we not all know. too that the
esoluiions OF TVS and I'D clearly recognise the right oil
Stale, When the 'sull Of degradation yawns before
her,, TO judge OF the mode and oil redress II
may be- that IN these days OF political herssy, devotion 10
The Union, in the estimation OF the Modern federal party
consists IN binding the States down in etisrs. and put
ting them uRdc the feet oil the sehea 10 be
ridden over ultimately BY The grace Of God but such
was not the opinion OF the fathers of the republican par
y,nor 10 such the creed Of the triumphant democracy
The present day. II ho.headed anu unscrupuous pari
disposed TO find fault with President Pierce be
cause he sympathiked with such doctrine and has ek
hb'ted his abhorrence OF i by selecting Jefferson Davi.
Of his confidential advisers, it would probably b
we'll for them to reject whether objections to the admin
straon, based suth grounds, well calculated
TO give j, inccased strength with the country jefersor
Davis is democrat Of the State. rights school, in com
mon with The great mass of the American people; ana
having never varied hairs breadth from the principle.
OF his party, he has nothing TO lear from these malgnan
asssults upon his political character. When his tta
dueers have done 1.-THE of wha, he has done for Tho
Union, there may be less of shame but not les.
OF fasehood, in their denunciaons Of him as dis
unioust.
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rsRHrpLr AocrpKsr.--pRrApYuL .iru.rrcs.

NneanA FA'l.s. July i9-2. p. U.-Two car
red Falls this morning. and both lost third 1,
now clingipg the brink of the yawning cataract
with almost certain death awaiting him. The scene is
thrilling beyond desert on Hundreds Of spectators
looking the brink OF the Falls in brcnthcss
and fearful anxiety. All three in boat, and go,
drawn rapids The names have not yer been as
csraincd. 'lsanN
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~ GREEN = SCOTT. A.sso...r..

COOP BRICK house AND TWO BUILDING LoTs. AT
socuonon Monday, thc 18th Instant
Of the premises, nj O'Clock, m, Nos sqsse
No 3s1 ~ Is oh
which good house, co~ssinIss
four good and Lot No ~
fronting alley
sry nesrhc kyisnd Chapel handsomely located In rap<y
proving part Of The Island.
Terms fourth baaace and eighteen
months purchaser
ing from III. day sale. 1880
deed and decd Of trust taken. T,Ie indspulsbe
GkEEN SCOTT,
July Sd Aucnoases
nyThe above sale IL postponed, In e~assqusoss -
GREEN b SCOTT,
Juiy Odd Asoas~sss
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GREAT SUCCESS or the OPERA AT cAsrLK GARDEN.

NKw YoRK, July I9.-An Immense ihrong Of the resi-
dents and strangers in cy were attracted to Cas-
tie Garden night lsisn TO the opea OF "Robert lie
Dable." Every fcat was occupied, and the delightful
music of The opera received with great applause
sontag and Seanone rendered their paris with great bril-
iiancy. and seemed make every effort 10 please. The
opera and the Crystal Palace tho chief attractions
OF our city. Z ~ va u ---
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xo.xsk,.,aIou. rnourr.rs.

LOUISVILLE, July rs An anti Catholic lecturer, named
Kkan nd 10 holding forth here. Bishop SpaldnG has pub
lishcd card requesting all Catholics - keep away from
hi. meetings. and avoid all violence The mayor has
also forbid his preaching and refused to grant him IL
ccnyo to continue the cour.e. 49,
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CiscissArr, Jny ls-JuJge Finn has granted new
trial Kssoc and 6sed his bail At $4,000 Kssanss
curitIc. In tho Msrths Washington sued out a bail
piece, which he was Immediately arrested. lie will be
taken Coambus, and there impr s,ncd unless he pro-
vdes new bail Judge Finn granted the new trial on
tho grousd that Miard, not having received genern
pardon in New York. not competent testify the
court erred in admitting bis testimony Findsy is still at
large. fHsH er. ~ att ser $3.50
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ar oRrEr (. scO1T. A.etioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING Lot ON THIRD STREET, BE
sscuonOn Tuesday, che SSH IN
slant 10 sbsiI ss on
rs.evstoa the east side of Third street be-
twrea and The properly 10
located having Third tenty AYR
feet runsns fhry hve feet paved alley
and Any lset l4. tal VI e4N4
One fourth cash the balance In twe,ve eighteen,
monhs the
payments bearing interest fros wsver
I deed at .ftNHo
L Title indispu,sho Il a444& a#GN
GREEN h SCOTT,
July N-dAds Apcuoaeers,
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.sn,yAt. vsoM nro

PH1apxrrrra, July rs The bsrqne 81. James from Rio
Tune 11rh arrived today She sailed in pany with the
United States ship Congress- On the 2i. nit sho poke
tho schooner Mary Mankin, Of Baltimore from Geosetown
for Rio On the same day passed barque Indus, from
Baltimore for Rio.
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ARRIVAL. or cHvRoxsx--r..rEx PROM HAVANA.
Nav YosK. oily 10 Tae Cherokee arrived here
this morning with Havana dates 10 the lth She brings
1870 passengers.
The sloopofwsr Albany arrived At Hsvsns on the 18Th
s well.
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The New York Evening Post understands that Colonel
Benton has enlarged the plan Of bis contemplated sena
'oa' "Reminiscences. and that they will make two roy
octave volumes. instead Of originally coniempla
ed one OF the consequences Of this change OF purpose
VIII BE- that The history will necessarily be delayed some
what beyond the period originally fixed for ia appearance
Inc hss''s Appleton will probably announce il. pub
hcat'on Al about the Christmas holidays Bo,fon Ala,
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ScARcrry or CORN The citizens Of Augusta Geor-
sa have called meeting for the let of August Tor the
purpose OF preventing scarcity Of corn ny laying IN
general stock. from which all who wish viii dawa' cos
prices.
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,H.HCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE-uy v,r
tue a OF Colu.ks
ups equity for the county Of Washington, made esuss
Burdnr and wife conpalnaRta
eli. Mary An" sheckel and Kos.is sheeke
sell n pshIc
highest bidder thercfov
July IA fess Al O'Clock 10, No square S7s Win
The improvements Thz lot is cghy
Maryland Immediately opposite government Green
House. containing feet Of ground fronting
Maryland -
Terms Of sale One 6f four equal pay
menn 81 and "a months with interest from date BE-
cured 70 the satisfaction of the
the purchase and ratification
such see ~ the valid
chaser purchasers MI title and Will ~
cxscussA. bHa6s
ahosd the o complied with within thves
from tho day Of the right TO resell the
puhc nncsiop, credit ss he nk ht
risk snd Of the den'ns amer weeks soee ~
Washington All convey
sncus be OF the psrcha-sI or p"rchssers
JOHN a. LINT ON. Tsu.HssAss
tfliaFe tat Ef a q. w. BOTEf.ER.
June 04--2sawAds He.NH Aucaomees
nr<TMe above sale bs postponed. acesnne -
Friday merit 2M instant al which time VIII positively
tskr place. .a #r ...... : ...--L -.siHFFi
/ e6 IL h@tses@- IT. $50 Trustee.
G, w BoTELER,
JuyV-d Aucuoassr,
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OPENING OF sorrsxAL pAmRoAp.

PORTLAND, July lS-The first uain from Monlresl ar
rived hero this evening and sauted with thirty guns,
the ringing Of BELLS and tho huzzas OF large crowd The
welcomed the gucss this bands playing GOD save
the Queen" " Hall Columbia Nc.