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Those marked /. d., Independent Democrats; IT,,
those elected as Union men, s. r., those elected as
Southern or State Rights men,
President David r. Atchison
Secretary Asbury Dickins
1srm enpiyes. Term e1pnes
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI
BENZ. Fitzpatrick 1856 stephen Adams, (U) 1857
" " Clay 1859 Vacancy 1859
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI
II. w. Johnsonx 1855 David r. Atchison 1855
VIM 4 Sebastian 1859 Heavy >. Gey@ 1859
coNNEc1lcrr NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Truman Smith III 1885 Moses Norris, jr 1855
Isaac Toucey 1857 Jared w. Williams. 1859
CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK
William M dwin 1855 Nm. III. SeDoyd 1855
John Weller 1857 Hamilton F;sh 1857
DELAWARE. NEW JERSEY
james a: Bayard 1897 j. H. Thompson 1857
.'ohA' ~ Clayton 1859 William Wright 1859
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
Jae@so" Morton 1893 George Il. Badger 1855
stephen II. Mallory 1897 Vacancy 1859
GEORGIA. ONO
" q. Dawson 1855 s P. Chase Il. d. 1855
Robert Ioombs lUD 1859 Benjamin Fl Wade 1857
INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA.
John Petit 1855 James C0oper y 1865
Jesse d. Bright 1857 Rich'd Brodhead jr 1857
ILLINOIS. RHODE ISLAND.
James Shields 1855 Charles T. James 1857
stephen A. Douglas 1899 Philip Allen 1859
IOWA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
AugustusC G. Dodge 1855 A. P. Butler Is R). 1855
George w. Jones 1859 Josiah j. Evans 1859
KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE
Afchibatd DtrOR- 1855 James G.. .Jones 1857
.iohn y. Thompson 1859 John Bill III 1859
LOUISIANA TEXAS
John Slidel $780, 1885 Thomas j. Rusk 1857
u y. Benlaiata 1859 Sam. Houston 1859
MAINE. VERMONT
Hannibal Hamlin 1857 Vacancy 1865
Vacancy 1859 Solomon Foot ~ 1857
MASSACHUSETTS, VIRGINIA
Chs Sumner e. d. 1857 j. M Mason rs. R1 1857
Eduurd Er@en 1859 II. M. 4. Hunter 1859
Il MARYLAND. WISCONSIN,
.James A. Peaycs 1855 Isaac p Walker 1855
Thomas @. Pratt 1857 Henry Dodge 1857
MICHIGAN.
Lewis Cass - 1857
Chas. Il. Stuart 1859
by Governors appointment. The Legislature
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DAILY NATIONAL ERA.
IBy HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH
TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE
FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA.
Governor Elected.

AUGUSTA, Me-, FEB. 5.--The Legislature, on
Saturday, reelected Mr.. Crosby, Wing, Gov
ernor Of Maine
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SCALE PADDOCK, WHITE FISH, DUN
FISH

Fish.
MO | scale Haddock, in Is ID. kits and barrels;
IN White Fish, in % ID kits and barrels;
Dun Fish, best quality;
Grand Bank Goldfish
Scale Herring in boxes;
No. ] Mackerel, large, in barrels;
Mo- do. in halls and barrels
SIIEKELL & BAILEY,
Successors to John u Kibbey a Coy
Jan, 2--dlwif No 0, opposite Centre Market.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, FEB. 6.--Flour-saes of 500
bbls of City Mills, &C 1862; an advance on
Saturdays prices Howard Street held at
1916 Grain advanced Wheat sales OF
1900 bus white ut S2 O5 So OF; red at S2 90
Corn - sales Of i6 600 bus. white at ss q 80
cents; yellow at 80 o 80; market firm. Whis-
ky sold at 35 cts. per gallon. Butter in kegs
sold at IL I3 cts; roll at rs q l8 cts.
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ALBERT G. BROWNE,

ALBERT G. BROWNE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, and Agent of the
~ Bosten Hemp Manufacturing Company. Gangs
OF Rigging, and Manila Cordage American, Russia,
and Manila Hemp, for sale
Jan. 6-d3m No. l52 Commercial ST., Boston.
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LIST or MEMBERS OF THE SD CONGRESS.
SENATE.

The Senate consists of two Senators from each
State. There thirty one States represented by
sixty, two Senators.
Wings, in Haiic, Old Line Democrats in Roman.
Those marked !. d. Independent Democrats; IT,,
those elected as Union men s. r.. those elected as
Southern or State Rights men
President David r. Atchison
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10 Edwin Forrest plays Hamlet at the
National Theatre, this evening
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CHARLES FRoDSHAM'S

CHARLES FRODSHAM'S
IMPROVED CHRoNOMETER WATCHES
plain and hunting cases, Of every variety Of style
L and size.
Ladies' Watches, OF now and elegant styles, just
received from the mandatory Of Charles Frodsham
81 Strand London.
Also, Watches from the most celebrated London
and Swiss makers For sale by
s. WILLARD,
Jan. I'D No. Congress street, Boston.
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GoNE!-We learn from New York paperq,
that Bedini took his departure on Saturday, in
the Atlantic, for Liverpool. There was crowd
at Staten Island, expecting that he would go
on board from the Quarantine station but
they were disappointed. He and his friends
were conveyed to the Atlantic by one of the
smaller steamers Of the port And so it ends!
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CAM ERON,S

GENERAL AGENCY and Insurance Office 3 Co
~ lumbia Place, Il doors north Of Louisiana ave-
nue. Seventh street. least sidc) Washington, D. c.
Claims before Congress and the different Depart
mcnts. Jan. Sd
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.Ayylvl Of Steamer Union at Charleston.

.HTr7UaI OF StedmPr U'aaOn at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, s. c., FEB. 6.--The steamer
Union has arrived from New York at this port,
and reports that on the Sd, at A. NJ, the
wind blowing westward gale, she run into
the ship Charles, Of Baltimore, carried away
her bowsprit and foremost, but did not damage
her hull.
The steamer lay by the ship until it was so
foggy that she could not see the length Of the
boat, and then bore away
The steamboat Sultana, on board Of which
was Madame Sontag, took fire. Thirty-two
negroes aud five whites persisted in the flames
One Of the fre-engnes too near the river edge
fell in The fire is still burning.
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New York Market.

New YORK, FEB. 8, ~ p M.-Flour ad-
vanced--sales of 10, 900 bills Of State brands,
at $9.lS34; Southern, at $3.50 Wheat-held
4 cents higher. Corn, scarce-sales Of IL 900
bushels Of mixed, at ISL yellow, at $1O2. Cot
ton declined. Stocks dull--some slightly de-
clined
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES,
A ND English Sauces, viz Gherkins Mixed Pic
N calilly, Chow Chow Walnut CauliAowor, Eng
lish Of both Crosse \ Blackwels and Battys export
alton
Crosse Blackwelrs celebrated Onion Pickles
Mixed Mangoes Martinas, Onions, Cauhower, Rcd
Cabbage, American;
Van Benschoten and Wells Provost, New York
Lee Perrin's celebrated Worcestershire Sauce, in
quarts, pns. and half pints, late importation
Also. John Bulls, Harvey. Reading India Soy, rs.
scnce Of Anchovies, and Lobster;
Crosse a Blackwell's and Whybrows Fog. Mustard
LOUIS Frcrcs French Mustard
English refined Table Salt, in jars
SIIEKELL & BAILEY,
Successors to John y Kibbey 4 co.,
Jan. S--dlwif No. o, opposite Centre Market.
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JOHN s. MANN,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n coudersport, Potter county, Penn. Jan. 26.
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F. MATTINGLY,
Lat, Cap, and Misses Flat Manufacturer No. z
IL Washington Place, 9TH street, between and Il,
Washington, ID. G. Jan. 2.
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ID. CAMPBELL,

u. CAMPBELL,
SADDLER, Harness, and Trunk Maker, Pennsyl-
~ vania avenue, few doors east Of the National
Hotel City Of Washington. Jan. 2-3m
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DUTCH CHEESE-DUTCH HERRlNGS.
GENUINE Edam +" Cheese, in cases Of dozen
~ each, in prime order. Genuine Dutch behring's
in small kegs, in good order.
SHEKELL n BAILEY,
Successors TO J. Il. kibbey Col
Jan. 2-dGtif No. 5. Opposite Centre Market
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Baltimore Lane Of Sieamers 10 Live,pool

I BdHtM0re Line 81 NIed0aeFS 70 Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, FEB 8 Efforts are making in
this city, which it is expected will prove effect
nal, to establish line Of Liverpool steamers,
and to secure proportion Of the Government
pap for carrying the mails. The Postmaster
General, it is understood, favors the project
thus dividing the patronage of the Government
between Baltimore Philadelphia New York,
and Boston
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M. SNYDER,
DANKER and Exchange Broker, National Hotel
- Building, Pennsylvania avenue Washington
city, ID. q. Jan. III.
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BUTTER AND BUCkWHEAT.
GOSHEN Butter, selected from Delaware county
VI Diaries New York and Pennsylvania extra
hulled Buckwheat, in barrels half barrels and bags.
Supplies received weekly. and any quantity deliver
cd TO order. SHEKELL a BAILEY,
Successors 10 J. b. Kibbcy A Co..
Jan 2--dlwif No 5, opposite Centre Market.
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By Governors appointment The Legislature
Of Alabama will have two United States Senators to
elect during the coming session
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PMladelphia Market, &c.

Steamboats, md Shipping Burnt.
New ORLEANS, FEB. 4.--Several steamboats,
have been burnt at the Levee.
The fire first broke out in the Chas. Belcher,
and Immediately spread to the Natchez, Mohe-
gan, Saxon, Grand Turk, and others.
An immense amount Of produce was burnt
ON the wharves aud all the freight on the
boats burned was destroyed.
The estimated loss is nearly ST., 100000.
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sNot Gen. Cass, but Judge Douglas has done
i'll Ed Era.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
-BROOKZ wv ITEMS

TExPERAscE-A spirited meeting of the Christian
"Tempersnce Association was held las, Sunday afternoon
April . in the Museum building An unusual degree of
feeling seemed perv.de the whole assemblage the
of which fr the tone and temper of the speakers re
marks was the interference Of the Governor
in preventing the expressed with Of the great bulk OF the
moral and temperate people OF this State from becoming
law together with The announcement Of the death of
of the members Frederick A. Pesbody, who, il appears,
was one of the zesous and successful Temperance
lecturers in this part of the State Speeches eulogsc of
the dead and expressive of the deep loss by the
Association the Temperance and the community al
large were made by Messrs Carver Wilkins, fitzgerald.
Perry Bennett and Osborne. The Governors Veto Mes
sage was keeny ds.ected by Mr.. wilkins in fact each
Of the speakers urged the audepce to agae the Temper
ance question zealousy 10 enter with spirit into the
"Carson League recently organized and to try by all
means convince Governor Seymour that so far as the
eope Of BROOKLYN are rned the Maine Law Is not
reIugpant to the religious and moral sentiment Of the
community, notwithstanding his unwarranted assertion
DrIvIRED HIMSELF UP TO THE AUTHORITIES On
wsdu.sy r.uiek McAuf who stands charged with tho k
Polee ssd rs coiS@;iod to ava.
bg y ss s p: sad on Pd moras s.
while .its dDso his dates be x .,esed BY TREE men 70
duips being oFposed one he made use q as
es1d death 10 about eight .hers.e MeAad had
delivered himself up to the Authorities
DIsPosrso OF UNwHoLEsonE ME,r-Inspector Nc
s,fr1s, Tor selling veal" sb)pt d.ys
before Justice Bschly and committed for
hearing
SUSPECTED OF Arson Two men, one of whom was
pant of the house. that Destroyed by fire Ia
Wswoh few since aud on which occasion sssd msn
tey Denton and JeroIst Of the Forth Dis rct Poc
They brought before Justice Curtis and
committed for hearing
REscuED FROM DRowSIyG-A man named James
JoLnson the the foot of Amy Wstnedy
nht aud arly drowned lie hauled by officers
Murphy a6d reconstructed he
10 The Third District Station House, where he remsind until
morning
REcoyERNG.-James Higgins, who seriously in
iur,d lns Of the ire in Willowst Wed
NEEDS, nsht Last evidences Of recovering His ies
not supposed Mr. Crowley Who srrested
Ter the accident brOush, bJre Justice Smith
yestefds, ard discharged.
ANOTHER PLAsK Rs,D.-A plank road is TO be- com
Of Hempstesf Qaeens Co, to begn
snoDon's Mil .nd through brookvile aud HlnsrI
Berbc TO distance OF oEr miles The
required build road toward which - 100 mas
been subsbefihed
EFFECTS OF LIGHTyrSG.-On the Sd inst, violent
thunder storm Rosyn large locust the
premises Mr. ke'chum struck aud shyered from TOP 70
bottom The only left standing foot above tbs oond
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE.

At abou' g O'Clock yesterday morning accident at
tended with lore Of life occurred of the sugar refinery Of
Moler & Co, 10 Soutbst, corner Of MoDtgomeryst 1t
appears that several attending the hosting Of
large boxes Of sugar from the first to the sixth story Of the
building and had been thus employed for two hours pre-
vous when he iron rope which composed Of six strands
each containing twenty wires broke and precpa.e four
Of the from the sixth to tee first story instantly killing
Fredercl Newman. md irurng the others whose namss
are Augustus DobrmanD John Senberg and John Piels
Coroner ODoDDel notified after. and at o'clock
held on inquest upon the bod OF the deceased when ev
depce adduced showi that the accident occurred
above stated that the iron rope which broke alcu
lated TO sustain weight Of about coo pounds; and that
The iron boxes mold with Their contents could not weigh
ever 1900 poundsthus showing that the rope to all sp
pearoncef calculated to sustain the weight ENTRUSTED
to IT, The Jury rendered verdict Of accidental death
The deceased German by BIRTH "a years Of age and
lived No COZ Wser St His injuries were fracture Of
the skull fractures OF the ribs the rgh side and breast
John Pits sustained fracture Of the leg and
weed TO the New York Hospital Dohrmann and Stein
berg were severely though DO. seriously injured. They
were taken TO their respective residences
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THE LONGsUORENEy.

IT., ToHgshrSm>a the M,rck0nh Ship See York
GySTEsgs The Of vi1gth. no1sly high
Of and the OF life such dprop
readsr 10 of inposiplry for
ourselves fsiss q, the present receive Ga,
with being Of sboI1s erhar3s sad
bszsoous sso precsois weekly
than Dol des IA
sun Nov paid Of 81 % per
onth Of tes. will have left totally n.ds4u.te TO
procure and families s1icieucy
Of life Gcspa thai the ab,sf
OF biz hire ,. will IT, bsve Be denied thst tbs
bis support
Gebesn will admit not the with and there
fore by Necessity deDsnd advance
which employers ~ hsv. the humanity we'll ~
the Justice eorce6e Ia view Therefore Of these facts have
unanimously
Rored That advance Of two shllDs day In pres
Of In othr words fourteen sal nss net
day lsbortrs and two do,s d,y for heI5eT" necs
ssry IN oe.r 10 support ourselves AID families.
employers should he iDorst
advance In and thst they
shall expect receive the rate Of above agreed
R,soired the 18th Of April will for
employer y bo refuses the above Of
ADOPTED General Meeting Of oar body wednesday
Ing March ~, 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
GERMAN ANTI SUNDAY LAW MEETING

Pursuant to the following call Published in the German
papers of this City, meeting was held ON wednesday
evening;
Injustice done to member Lgt1 BY The arbitrary pro-
sfE nv Ward e, Be
The and to execute such measures may prove
usirS t use SEQ Of his Official power -. 49,
About forty or fifty German citizens assembled at the
PREMISES of Capt Luz, No. $50 Fifth st. and Mr. GoETZ
President Of the Club called the meeting to order and
explained its object IL appears from his statements that
Capt Andrew Luiz had let out his premises on Sanasy
Ward which has been organized avowedy for the pur-
pose to ov ade any laws ordinances prohibiting tho sale
Of lager beer on Sundays This effected by eting at
certain place where the day previous the Club mas
bought certain quantity of beer paid from tho Ireasu-
ry and thus distributed without charge TO the members
embed in regular meeting These meetings are held
Al different localities and as before stated Sunday of
last week at the premises of Capt Andrew Luz. On last
Saturday Mr. Lutz summoned TO appear before Aid
H. and examined about the proceedings OF the
Sunday Club AS he explained that he could not proper
y be held responsible for the action of an association
with which he had nothing to do he was discharged but
erward Mr. Boardman thought proper 10 use some OK
uessions that highly offended Mr. Luz. Ii is alleged
that Aid b. among other things remarked that he hoped
to suct eed in driving all foreigners out OF the Eleventh
Ward To this Mr. replied that If foreigners should
be prevented to follow their business on Sundays it might
also be timely remark that certain Adesnaa of the
Eleventh Ward put the laboers in his factory to work
Elk o'clock in the morning TO midnight on Sundays
is said that the Alderman, incenscd by this HIM. ime
dstely revoked the license of Capt Lutz The object OF
be present meeting TO inquire into the legality OF the
roceedings Of AID Boardman, and TO akeng measures
,hch might be deemed necessary obtain new license
M Capt Lutz. ,
The proceedings of the meeting somewhat ted
s as most of the speakers did nothing but repeat what
vas said by the President petition was laid before the
itetipg in which Mr. luz prays the Mayor TO resran
i'm license After lengthy debate in which the deep
ct Indignation was manifested in rahered unmeasured
srms Committee of Three Persons elected to take
II leg gal steps in the matter mentioned above sub
kHp,ion OF NOR CIV for the purpose effected bat not
nore than forty dollars were raised.
By several speakers different ways were proposed how
evede the law il the present organization should prove
efficient.
The prevailing opinion that any law annuing the
Nrsonal liberty as understood by the meeting was void
70 avoid lis action
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

p.,d Broserics n. rePrss'u.'ive o. c,l's,., IA
re'r $50. s~ssie National Denpcsof ~ the NnIn
The rssne siy hs adopted Safe Seslrs f,ars'
ehsmpsco 49,. ,urr,sc
r.s That the Ns;ionsl Dsnaerse5 OF this CITY sad CoaaJ
nJ .ns,sn ,he OF the Hoa FRascs B. CvrrIsS
~ Ss, n, Coases in In setias he
800 81 h Ami .rston force the Nebsss bill - avse
wheat Se.os preeooeerted plan Of drssoo' os 400
and that spplsad the ehysre contact
n ~ proms meeting the Of tho Admins
son msber' Of Congress into oompoes ~h Ersen
Mr. iDosxRTr inquired IL any one presen. would in
ao,se Mr. Broderick as HaDkerf
JoBs b. HswIss replied at length to that question
fuzzy indcrsiDg him
The resolutions were adopted.
Mr. AsTHoST T GaLLAoHER offered the following reso-
u,;or relative to the recall Of Mr.. Consul Sanders:
Eesed Tat view the rejection Of Mr. George a. Sanders
at London BY the sens,s Of tbs Caed sss . "a ,s
Of the Furopss Dsnccrcy aud IN .d
sobs evidence Of the m 'g'i, 81 Ibis Admnr.',9 sld user
Of the ne aa1
hail IA. r-rts ~ the Democracy ofths City the
Of the Speak By authority" soboy
which clearly exposed .fer the assembling Of ;h
~ sscu ana which doubtless aided 10 produce his
rseetien.
Committee adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
BOARD OF EDUCATION

The regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of Educ son
vas held Wednesday, at their hall, Of Grand
ard Elm STE. c. BEsEDIcT Esq. in the Chair, aud ~
kCCmmssioDeTs present.
Ofshoo ofeeu Twentieth Wsrd for appropriation OF $3.50 for
the school TAityseVenth To Comm
OF school oiesn Ninth Ward d.couno.nes of
tfSy school al corner Of Beeser AID Anos TO the School
;:assi Once: FerSs Ward shin. renewal Ct II, I... Of
' Sf.ssso ShssI: sss.n,s Ward .psn, and
GsEs% Il s,s:ns sc. cs%%i,'::
rgsrctse Of school ,ite IN said ward jOn1 Sites
THE SCHOOL LAW.
The President Chairman Of the Select Conmee) reported
they had to Albany with the dr. q .w adopted
4. I.g. governor and R''f of the i'-'
Of Mr. ws.tS,y ss s.1 a" be entered
of.bs Executive Cemnlt.s II. yss ss.dsmy ,soo9neni
obe Recommending the purchase Of fosr lots Of GRAND
~ on s ors l0I
R Ogden DOremu' to lecture before the Normal Schools
ADOPTED.
or the RDspoe Committee favor Of appropriation of ais 40
wori on the Eleventh wsd schoo6ou'es Adopted
or the Auditing Committee, nding Of sgn1ry
ts for expenses Board amounting ssalI Adopted
or The Committee on sasp,. a,kns OF
support Of the Depository.
s ho zoe p" %.s IN the Ds Aiop,eG
OF se aS the a hsSI be
erected r.t.sd o. primary. Adopted. ,-,.,-..,-.,
tee IL d. f,s Ward adverse cid uomiSop Adopted
RESOLUTIONS.
By Dr. Hbbard That the Executive Committee the Free
the expsdsncy OF admngpu9s iato the
s . e the as &c after an attendance " the
By Mr Waterbury Tss Select Co%miee ee appointed 70
trspAre be School Officers the City for Of
their Adopted and Mcssrs Werbury, Wal
ACE Collins Harper and Lee appointed az The Committee
the Clerk proceed with the pr 'ition Of
the Mspual" Adopted
Mr. PhipsAmepcins BY Law of the Board To Commit!
By Laws
BY MI Pbps-Rela,iye to Corporal punishment 10 Commit
tee By Lave. -
By Mr. wionThst the subject Of providing unio ro crd
monthly semi dbuton In the schools he
isued to the Committee on SDpplts
ANNUAL APPoRTIoSMEET SCHOOL MONEYS.
Comatec tbs Annual Appointment submitted
hy which whole
In current expenses tses books Sol Of the Of this
CITY $3.50 65i which spoortionci
1.'.rho.l. tbs nj pef
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WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

The NEw FERRY.-Workmen to commence next
plies the
will established this We
shaeek has purchased Of the Cathirin
tn. RoseyeltE ferry The ony oos;s
Gle way procure the change of roae Of the south
Tenth q. ferry grant
BURGLARY-Early yesterday morning the grocery
store Of Benedict Of South Fourth sni Sssond
entered and robbed Of about o. change Nip
pen used In turning the key n the back door
AcCIDEST-About 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon, a
lite Of Mr. njamn Wilson reading 81
South Frs. fell head frat from second story window
and received serious Internal injaIes
RowDrIsM-On Wednesday evening about 7 clock,
three named w j. Bod and John S~ifless
while parg through Eleventh acled sad beaten In
ro~des who about thst
vicinity Mr. John Moran knocked down by the sane party
short time after have been Issued for their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

A CIorDY DAY.-Sbould this day be cloudy or
r.ry Scrr IA, to arrcvs fos Ne SIS sroaiszy viii -
rGfieS Of and richer DisuerreotyPes Gs
-loudy By al means No. SIS ssostway
betvesn 81 ring and PIineeGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

Those amounts Of loads Of dirt marked by star IN
clude the sshes Of the same ward
CoKRrcrros The Aston Fire Insurance Company DID
Lot sustain any los whatever BY ths burning Of the d
ery and other buildings in Washington T. The President
assu e. Ne that tbs report thss hey hsd Is incorrect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
THE CARTMENs PROTECTION SOCIETY.

This body met ON last night at Powers Montgomery
Hail. No &c Prince e. RoBgRT BaocK the Presi lent in
the Chair There discussion the proprety Of
raising the price of eang for tho coming sess,a bat the
meeting was not unanimous on the subject which w.s left
over for another meeting resolution passed that
the members Of the Society should hereafter by the
load and MT work by the Gay Another resolution
passed that the body should go through the cay in
equestrian procession for the purpose II showing their
strength and numbers and tina. all should appear tha,
day in the one description Of dress. Committee of
twelve, six mp town and six downtown Csrtnsa
appointed TO select the dress TO be and to a
point the day for the procession Esch member to pay
fer bis own clothing The meeting had not adjourned
when our rennrter left