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Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plated Goods, &c.
4 FULL stock and complete assortment of Ivory
n handled and other Table KNIVES and FORKS,
in sets OF 20 and 81 and by the dozen Congress
and other PENkNIVES, SCISSORS and SHEARS,
RAZORS, Silver plated Tea, Dessert, and Table
SPOONS, FORKS, LADIES' &c, &C., from the most
celebrated English and American manufactures to-
gether with large stock of all kinds of HARDWARE
All of which is offered for sale by
JNO. W. BADEN,
ap 9-2aw CIV Pa. avenue, near 9th street.
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Terminating with an
ERUPTION OF MOUNT VESUVIUS.

Doors open at ~ o'clock, to commence at o'clock
Prices of admission-Dress Circle and Parquette,
so cents; children 25 cents Upper Boxes, % cents.
Private Boxes IS.
Box Office open from 10 A. NJ. till P. NJ, where
Seats can be secured.
Interesting books describing the Habits and Man
OF the Monkey Species with Illustrative Plates,
for sale at the Theatre. price 10 cents.
me- II. HANINGrON, Manager.
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JOHN n. DOM BROTHER,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CITY OR

NEWELLS PATENT SAFETY LAMP FEEDER.
"ARRANTED to prevent all accidents from the
w use OF burning Fluids Any one seeing the
Jets VIII De perfectly satisfied Of their safety We
have them fitted to the Solar Glass. and Rr;t,. M;
--..pr Also, Extra Heads and Tubes to fit apy Iamn
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN NJ. BONN, BRO.
Penn. av., bet 10th and llth street,
feb To-
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Green Mountain Rifles Ball is all the talk
among the young folks. 1t is to come off
tomorrow evening, and will doubtless be
we'll attended, as the young gentlemen COM
prising the company are making great eff
forts to make the ball pleasant to their
visitors.
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SUGAR, TEA, JAVA COFFEE, &C.

T ANDING This day from schooner Statesman, from
l 4 New York
rs hhds. of prime P. r. SUGARS
100 packages Loaf, CRUSHED and Ground SUGARS
so barrels Stewards refined Brown SUGARS
% do do Table SIRUPS
IS half chests Imperial Gunpowder, Young Tyson,
and Pouchong TEAS, fresh and Of late import
atoms from Canton
40 bags old brown Java COFFEE
Is do old white Maracaibo COFFEE
80 do Rio COFFEE
SO boxes ground do
100 baskets fresh Table OIL, late importations
60 boxes OLIVES, CAPERS, &c.
SO do MACCAR0NI and VERMACELLI
SO do fresh layer RAISINS
100 drums extra Smyrna FIGS
Also, ALMONDS, PECAN NUTS, ENGLISH WAL
NUTS, FILBERTS, &c.
For sale by GEO. & THos. PARKER CO.
ap 26-6t opposite Browns Hotel.
DICH FANS, latest styles, and UNI
~ usually cheap.-We have this day opened
season. offered for sale in this city, to which we
call the attention of purchasers.
NJ. W. GAIT & BRO, Jewellers,
Sign of the Golden Eagle, Penn a avenue,
may 5-3t between 9th and 10th streets.
READ, AND GOMEZ.
n, m, Ladies who in want of beautiful and
Nit1IIhcheap Goods solicited to call at A. TATE'S
0|IjVI have just returned with and elegant
GG assortment CT
Embroideries of every style, Laces, Bonnets,
Ribands, Flowers, Dress Trimmings, all kinds
Gloves-silk, kid, and Isle thread
Nett Mitts, long and short
Silk and thread Illusion, Grape, all colors.
have something entirely new in the way Of Fancy
BONNETS that will enable every lady to be her ow
millner l will be pleased to have the Ladies to ex-
anime them with great variety of other notions,
feeling assured that they be suited both in style
and fancy.
N. B.-A lot of Bonnets at so cents apiece, the
cheapest of the Don't forget at A. TATE'S,
Penn. avenue, between 10th and 18th streets.
may 5-3t
INIRsT DIPLOMA AWAR TO ECkARDT
Il, FOR CONFECTIONERY at the GREAT FAIR.
Having opened his ICE CREAM SALOON for the
he would cordially invite all lovers of gem
une article to call and examine for themselves at the
Old Stand, corner of and 9th streets, the
Patent Office.
n. B.-Families supplied in all parts of the city.
ap30--2w
FLOWERS-FLOW
I HAVE just opened new and fine lot CT FLOWERS
l. for the coming May Balls and Festivals, consist
ing Of
GREEN WREATHs,
ROSES, BUDS, and LEAVES,
FACE and BONNET FLOWERS
Also new article for making thin Bonnets, which
1 invite the Ladies to call and examine.
A. TATE,
Penn. avenue, between 10th and lIth streets.
may 4-3t
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BOARD WANTED.-A gentleman wishes
- BOARD i'll the vicinity cf the National Hotel,
with dinner 1T one o'clock Address
NAV Sc A. II c. Post Office
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HERR Won SPINGALENS
Incredible Performances, that have gained for him
the title of the ''Whirling Wonder' together with
and entirely new and beautiful Exhibition of
MECHANICAL DISSOLVING VIEWS AND
KALEIDROSCOPAL ILLUSIONS.
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E. OWEN & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
10 Have just opened their Spring and Summer
"A supply Of Goods, consisting Of rich assert
W. mpnt of fine black. blue, and fancy colored
-@ CLOTHS; blue, black, and fancy CASSI
MERES, with choice selection of VESTINGS of
various styles, to which they invite the attention of
their friends and the public generally.
APP Law I'm
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Patent Sperm Candles, Winter Oil, &c.
l ANDlNG this day from New York
IL IS boxes Patent SPERM CANDLES
~ - BOXES BOXES A h15l 4uAsr1SE % CANDLES
500 gals. Winter Bleached OIL
$50 gals. do WHALE OIL
$50 bus. Prime Mercer POTATOES, for sale low.
For Sale by GEO. THOS, PARKER & CO.,
ap 2o-6t opposite Browns Hotel.
Light Kid Gloves, Black Nett Mitts. &c.
,ro rim 70 dozen Bajou's light colored Kid Gloves
nIlflf 10 do. white do.
Univ Is dozen Black Nett Mitts,
Al 100 g Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, of
every quality
my sim cornersth st.. opposite n sit; the Market.
DRAP D'ETE, CLOTH, CAssIMEaEs, &C.
I)LACK DRAp D'ETE; best quality
ID Black, Blue, and Brown CLOTHS; very cheap
Black and Fancy coored CASSIMERES
Silk, Satin, and Marseies VESTINGS
White and checked Linen DRILLINGS
And many o:her Goods for Summer wear.
WIN. r. RILEY, corner Sth street,
may 6-lm opposite Centre Market
A LAkGE lot of hite Grape >IIAWLS; very cheap
IL Printed Cashmere and PLATA De Laine SHAW Is
ack ALpACAS and BOMBAZINES supr quality
Black English and Italian GRAPE
Black Chaiiey and ATWOOD De LANES.
WM. X. RILEY. corner Sth street.
may Elm opposite Centre Market
" n 500 PARA soils, of every quality; very cheap
20 800 yards Printed BEkEGES rery lo.v
~ 2O0O :: Printed LAWNS
Pain and Figured SWISS AlUSLINS
Plaid and flai1 CAMBRICS
Muslin Under Sleeves.
WM. Il. RILEY. corner Sth St,
may g. I'm Opposite Centre Market.
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COLLARS, SLEEVES, &c.
HAVE few more of those very fine pointed COL
i LARS, which 1 will sell at very reduced price
ALSO
Muslin and Lace SLEEVES,
Do. embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS,
Do. do HABITS.
Plain and Pointed HANDK ERCHIEFS,
Muslin BANDS and FLOUNCINGS,
Cambria do do
Muslin INSERTING and EDGING,
Cambria do. do
Muslin Embroidered CUFFS and CAPS,
Dress and Bonnet CAPS.
Which invite the Ladies to give me call and
examine before purchasing.
A. TATE, Penn. avenue,
ap21 between 10th and 18th streets.
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EXTENsION FISHING RODS. Hooks, and Lines,
~ Leather and Wiow-covered Pocket Companions,
Gum Elastic Drinking Cups, Playing Cards,
Wooden and Iron Hoopels Boys Wheelbarrows,
Patent Yankee Clothes Pins, Cup Mops,
And MANY other "Notions received, and for sale at
LANNON'S Cheap Fancy Store
Seventh street, above Odd Fellows Hall.
NAV 3-eod st
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.

Washington and Alexandria Boat.
E.slL~N The fine, fast, and commodiou
ss&NAzs%steamer UNION leaves at the follow
ing hours:
Leave Alexandria at 10, IL, ~ B. AZ, and 81 oclk.
Leave Washington at S, 10, IL, "a, 4, 81, and oclk
This Boat has superior accommodations for the
CONVEYANCE of vehicles Of all kinds without the trouble
or difficulty of taking out the horses.
Coaches for the conveyance Of passengers connect
with the Boat at each end of the line.
may2 s. ROLLINS, Captain.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Greatest Wonder of the Age,

Re-engagement for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY of
DONETTPs ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS, & GOATS
Who will go through variety of Extraordinary Per
in serious and comic pantomines, slack
and tightrope dancing, grand monkey circus, mill
tary eVolutions walking on the globe, &c.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-09

Tanallytown.-Mr Paxton has put on ar
Omnibus to run between Georgetown anc
Tenallytown.
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The Canal-The western part of the Ca
nal is navigable for boats built for the pur-
pose of gliding over the dark waters. The
gas tar does not much affect the head
way of boats at that end. We hope the
worthy Commissioner will be able to get the
eastern end as Clear, aud then boatmen may
be certain that, in the whole length of the
Canal they will not run aground in the tar.
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Police Report-Dennis Dismore, assault
and battery; security for court. J. Butler,
alias jackson, rioting and disorderly con-
duct; discharged. Martha Parker, selling
liquor without license; fined $40 and costs.
S. Prebram, selling goods without license:
ruled for trial. James Fowler, drunk and
disorderly; workhouse ninety days. John
Crupper, dsorderly in market; ruled for
trial. John Murphy, assault and battery;
security for court Dennis Lyons, drunk;
paid costs. VIM Hines and r. IL. Degges,
riot; gave security. VIM. Mccormick, ii.
Smith, and Edward Higgs, drunk and dis
orderly; all sent to the Farm.
To-day the officers report Michael Lung
and Margaret Lung, assault and battery;
sent to Jail. James Butler, disorderly; paid
costs. George Davies, threats of violence
against Justice Grubb; Sc mt to jail.
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The Courts.-The Circuit Court is in ses-
sion to-day in the court room. Judges
Morsell and Dunlop on the bench. No
thing of general interest is doing in this
court In the Aldermen's room, the Crimi-
nal Court is setting. The Gardiner case,
of course, occupies the attention. of the court
and jury.
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nWELLING HOUSE WANTED
~ lhs. Subscriber VANS to rent HOUSE for his
fimy convent mt to his store, to get possession i'm.
medlateiy, or 10y the first of June next.
JOHN II. BUTHMANN
Wine Dealer, south side Penn avenue
may st between u and 9th stree e,
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Funeral.-The Geman Benevolent Society
yesterday afternoon, marched in procession
Korff. About $50 members were out, hav-
ing with them the Marine Band.
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U. s. SENATE-ExrRA SESSION.

SENATE WASHINGTON, Monday, April T. ISIS.
Mr. GwIN made brief statement IN allu-
,iop H. stafemens by Nj Hale late Senstor and de
pi,d that sny outside influence had operated the
Naval Committee % induce extrs Appropriation for
he officers ss6mcn and marines serving on the Paclnc
Coast.
Mr.. BRopHEAp called up his resolution re-
guessing The Secretary OF the easu = furnish the
Senate. AZ the commencement ,. the neA s.ssis1, a
STAFF men, showing the entire synOu' Of L : stocks
anS Bonds Of ali kinds held sbtod tie SAL the nior-
nation could be obtained BY The Sec-e'sry IL ,ss.ng
circulars 10 the Governors Oi states, tgSi, rs - RaI
rasds and other companies Gno g. GERS o. mEncr a.
eorpo afons lie said the account current 81 zoe United
StNes for the last fiscal yesr win ran eoaaTies wh
,,snd excess Of imports over Of me coaairy,
orty milhors-interest annually payable 10 foreigners
on Inc stccks etc, held by them eighteen mAihons
expenditure Of travellers ave millions Navy War snd
pialomscy three millions lnstSlmeni 70 Mexico taree
millions Remiitances 20 ireland, i've mions-Totsl
seventy four millions Prom this deduct ire probable
amount OF gold and silver erough, into the country oy
iutuisrants--tep mli0ns Leaving rhe sun o. Sky
four Millions ss the balance against The ln1 states,
toward the settlement, Of which we have oeiA record
Of he expofa ton shove the importation Of airyseven
millions Of gold and silver sne the balance OF twenty
evep millions has no doubt been hqGld4sea BY the re
uiitspce Of Federal, State and other siocks
Mr.. SEwlxp said he would cheertuly vote
for the resolution bG. dsred from the gentleman IN
some OF his statements =,
The resolution was adopted. aud the SenAte
went into Executive Session
After two hours and half spent therein the
Senate s.kourpel.
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Musical.
The eyer.yerdant Barber of

TgE OPtRA.-The ever-yerdant Barber OF
Rossni was performed last nigh. AZ Nblo's, with the
following cast: RosnA Madame Alboni Figaro, Bene
ventano Count Alr1zyiya Sangiovsnni; Bartolo, R0
we're BasIlio Marin Bertha, Avegadro Here was
east 20 hold attentive say auditory IN Europe Ills 70
be regretted however that the bad weather prevented
the house from being fun The principal difficulty in
the way OF presenting attractive operas Is the want OF
novelty The operas that combine excellence OF plot,
situation music and portability out Of the Acad<mic
school OF scenic and historical display, extremely
few German rhe,orc on the opera y chiefly nAuseOas
iterzuons about Nozar's Don GiOvaanf. That and
some two other operas by the same author and Der
FrsckErz eonstirutsthe only German operas enjoying
q cosmopolitan reputation No efforts thus far have
tfiant he'd IN making either FilsliO, BeethOyens only
dramatic work or Jsss0ads, FsEst, BY spohr, grow
out Of Germany 10 word, the entire contribution
70 the opers which tbs word admits a. German, can
almost BE counted ca the Rsgvrs Of one hand and the
psrtizAns OF Gernsn dramatic music sn0ad bear that
IN mind Italy on the other hand eKtreinely fecand
The halisn Opera was The Only opera recognized 10
the lat century Al the great composers wrote 20
Italian words with Italian forrns- hOzarts Don Gio-
vanni H. In fact Italian Opera 70 all ntents and pur-
poses--Italian Ia metre, ltalian IN melody. The IA
tional opera Of Germany, however, took = decided
form under Weber.
The Opera before ~, TIE Bar5e. however. q the
purest elassie form Of Italian Comic Music. 10
musical ideas IN sense psagzri-rs Of Mozart
Cimsrosa General, Pssr, and above al Ao~ea IN
another they bear the impress Of The highest geni1s-
for there are two kads Of plAgrSrn the ons barren
N the hsnds Of the borrower the other the seed Tor
new erops Beautiful u the music Of The Bsrssr,
there . a porto. Of L hardly relzhed BIZ the public.
The excessive aoridHy Of some Of TIE music, shas
out fron the popular Test d catching srzin ~ ne
ear and the predOminAnes Of long concerted easrns
sesrss In place Of the pieces better spPreeAed orns
another obstacle. WIKI eonnoisseurs Of muse, bow
ever. al the composition y charming There 70 not .
note OCT Of place
We have very Es.i. 20 say Of the performance ~ L
oe.r, Er.ie ia. a ns- AIo1ai .. sszyss, s4sy ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

Of Southern Rights hands BOwiin being SORT Of
Southern Rights man At present the Affairs Of Nebraska
are wholly In the charge Of the Indian Bureau whose
head may admit any influences settle there or exclude
them as be may zee it, The territori. government
for Nebraska viii be formally organized next winter in
oil probability and 10 the meantime the persons be
admitted BY the Indian Buresu within her limits may
be expected to give tone in great 10 futurs
public opinion there Az the proposed new Territory
embraces coil stretching far both aides the Missouri
Compromise line, it Ia judged that another terrible
National Slavery itsue viii grow up the question
Of her admission State which vii follow very close
the heels OF the erection Of Territorial Govern
meDt for her. Now, Bowlins friends insist that "a
Ohosn was preferred to that gentleman for Commis-
toner Of Indian Afars and one Of Pree Soil tenden-
cies at that wholly because the Administration IL dis
posed indirectly to stock Nebrasks 10 advance with
Northern traders specustors professional men &c
Of Pree-So proclivites Of course-rather than with
baekwoods Missoursns Of contrary sentiments
Slavery questions, such B. would have been sure TO
let in by "pernnit" As far fetched all this
nkng Is, they really urging it with great earnest
ness and gravity II has heretofore been the policy Of
the Government TO admit few persons possible to
settle in Nebraska turning many out a. the point Of the
bsyopet ] know that this line Of conduct viii be
pursued the letter until Congress shall declare it
open to settlement, when, the rule must be, first
come first served Arkansas Missouri and Iowa will in.
SANITY pour population into 1t over their respective
liner sufficient very soon 10 bring her Eebraks) into
full communion State of the Great North American
CoDfederacy. 1t was, repeat, Col Benton who de-
fested Bowlins application, on personal grounds,
their quarrel alone This mares nest about future
public opinion in the proposed new Territory has no
existence in the brain Of any member of the Admins
trhton.
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exoes tto~s vtch res; n The grateful r,euacy Of BE
people Yielding 70 10 sdnfrati0r Of those wae
deserve wei OF thr country, be could not coesenf 70
0Penng The door % 20 lsrge an exPesdf1re n nus
tollow the passage Of this bin &c regretted Y M
been introduced; he eoGh no; sGs,Gn L and be as
lked 20 vote sCzipst 4. BE would move % rlse an
report Progress the b and there let drop by De-
rg neither passed formally defeated Cxrfed- IL
70 u
In the House progress was reported on the
bin. and ieave to y; AgHin Vas denied-23 70 g.
Mr.. LoosIs moved to lay the entire subject
tie table Lost-4s to7T
Mr.. HEsDEK moved that the bib be ordered
to third reading Carried
Mr.. Cook called up Senate resolution re-
curing the Secretary of Sssts 70 have the vsTou: Law:
res Ardng the maintenance OF the poor collected an
published pamphlet form for the use Of suPerntend
eni. of the poor
On motion of Mr. r SNIrH the biIl 70 pro-
vide for the incorporation Of Life Insurance Compa-
mes and reiztion 20 agencies Of such Companies rss
reed third time and passed. Recess.
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Municipal Eieceteoa

Py,SsyIy.yt. BosoueH ELRcrwss.--Ad-
sun.,own. samuel Rreneiser; Marietta William Cha.
Jr Mannheim Jacob Huger, NounsJoy Isaac SAertzer.
S,rssb1rg Joseph Bowman; Levisscwn. rass scesr.
SARATOGA SrRNes, NY.-The election for
Charter officers Of this village resulted in defeating the
Union, Anti Maine Law man for Trustee Party Psh
tics bad nothing to DO with this election
MINERAL PoNr, WH.-Theodsre Rodelf.
Village President.
yIcxsBuRG, Miss. :. Byrne has heea
elected Mayor OF vicksenrS by three votes majority
over @ Bryson Byrne had sl7 votes and Rrysoa sit
LAWRENCE, Mass--The charter recently
granted BY the Legislature has been accepted BY vess
ofths people-Yeas go. Nays las; majority SIS THE
adds another 10 the cities in the old Bay STATE mskns
the twelfth in number.
ILrrLE FAILS, c. Priest Dem
has been chosen Village President with Democrats
village officers.
BAILsroS SPA-The character Of the GOA
test not announced but lsi votes poled Tor VII
lage officers
MADISON, Isp-Milton Stapp is candidate
for the Office Of Mayor He thus expresses himself
through the newspapers the subject Of he comnsea
Schools II am opposed to any distribution Of tho
school fund which will. In any way trsmme the Goa
science Of any man. give advantage In any sense
of the word denomination that Of another.
or even those who do not profess any religion Whist
ever The genius of cur government Ia not TO mix up
religion with politics and Ia the duty Of our public
men TO abstain from any and every thing that looks 10
giving power TO any religious sect the condolences
of others or the Government under which we live
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IshtfuIy. especially sew rscee introduced isse ne
singing le~son The osher nss acquitted the nscaves
viii accustomed skll -sSsrcr s&lvs shcaii Get vsa
Is isst as possible
The Company whole b sinirsS'e and deserves
full support whether the opers be Old or uew ess
experience Shows TIA, novelty Is required ssd tsS
the cperss that have been played repesseiiy sv<
since MAibran sass here vsas the freshaos iaAs %
irsw fan houses
Ga toe Preach Stage Al opera S played 10 dcsss.
then buried. and then aug up At the en- Of tSsay 90
thirty years plan tia, b found 10 sae ED
The excellent manner in vhseh the business %
the scene WAS kept up last nighs deserves notice
The Barker requires good actors 10 DO n jussie saa
Justice was aoae L. The broad couaeiy Of The las,
act was particularly well done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

The NEw-YORK COLLECToRsBIP-Great En-
eitemtnt-Hon Daniel s. Dickinson IL at bis res
dence in Binghamton and learn that be will accept
the Collectorshp of Newly 1r great STIR is of
made among the army Of Office expectants Mr.. Dick
insOn will be hard pushed In addition 20 bis
friends At home-all friends now-embassies from all
parts of the country will flock TO him. BnghsmtOn
stock is up. The Barnburners down Observe
method gentlemen, in your applications. Don't all
sJask at once. Mr.. Dickinson probably he seen
during Office hours.' BinghamPton IN. ~ Rpeubi
can. April /,
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .ALnASY Monday, April I, 1883.
Mr. McMURRAY reported adversely 20 in
creasing the Harbor Masters of NewYork Laid the
table
Mr. MORGAN reported favOrably on the Caulk-
ers and shipwrghts Benevolent Association bill
The JOness Park bill was received aud re-
ftfred to the Senators from New York.
The bill TO educate Common School Teachers
was passed
Several private bills were passed
The Senate then went into Committee of the
Whole
The bill proposing to amend the general re-
Egious corporation law ordered a third reading
The bill to provide for the education of com
mon school teachers was read and passed
The committee of the whole considered the
bill for the relief OF the Prison inspectors.
Mr. CosGER defended the Inspectors, and
urged that the charges made against them were I'M
founded.
Mr. TABER pointed 10 the fact that the State
wAs now called upon to appropriate $4,000 to make
good Deficiencies in the management Of this prison
The investigation was got up on the call, and
At the request Of prominent Barnburncrs Tue lnsPec
tors beng Hunkefs thorough tral was had, and the
inspectors probably owed their safety n the clemency
OF Wing Governor. who did not choose TO have his
motives misrepresened by the removal Of two Demo
If he principle q this b IS sanetioned BY the state
Re ii,.'f "a, - r 3ss ihe % oa;,,%
cence.
Mr.. CoSeER attacked the procedure Of in
vesieaton having been conducted without oppOrtu
nifty % the accused be heard fully and thoroughly In
their defence They arrgued without cause, and
the real errors # any exist, were perpouated by for
ner Board OF Commissioner
A long debate ensued, growing ont of pro-
poted amendment 10 pay Judge Humphreys for his
yces in holding the investigation
The Committee reported progress
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Lake Navigation.
DCNNIaX, No

DUNNIsX. Monday, Apfu a
The steamers Southerner, for Cleveland and
America Tor persit teA here yes,erdsy, eota taiiy
Queen are dschsrgBg q the dock and VII seaTe Tor
cleveland and Toledo 10 EloErow With fal esryoes.
The harbor is nov sstirely free from Ice