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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
PUBLIC MEETINGS..
OPENING OF ALBANY ST

The Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen, to whom the
onenng Of Albany 81 from Greenwich 81 through Trinity
Iurchvardt TO broadway was referred met again yesterday
a moon for the purpose Of hearing arguments OF counsel
pro and con as to the proposed improvement
The Chairman having called the meeting to order PEER
Y CrrIER Esq and said Mr. Chairman will state
in the opening of my remarks tha, will submit, to the
many useless nieogGores from the opposite party which
ANNOYED nv friend Mr. Emmet during his argument
viii furthermore take occasion in my opening to acknowl
edge compliment happily paid to my opposing counsel
In audng to the interests which represent he said those
interests were higher than property Well Sir appreciate
this compliment ard the because he admits that he
himself knows higher interest than that Of property.
WHY Sir are there such things personal rights Do
YOU believe that there is interest in this world higher
than Of property Would you acknowledge yourself so
groveng and base in your ideas that you would believe
property to be of the highest earthly importance to
Ii there is higher interest than money and estate the
what ell those interests worth which guaranteed
TO man by the Magma Chara and BY all the ether char
Of liberty. personal interests and human rights the
liberty Of conscience of thought and of speech are not
worth much a. landed estate then Constitution
shsm fo!efathels fought for nothing Of value and
cannot claim the gratitude or respec. of poster
ity. Bat gentlemen, | know the counsel of the
opposite party; he is a friend Of mine, and / know
yiIdiccte the memory OF the dead than he He
woud be false to his family false 10 himself and false to
his friends be would rot Allow to read TO you the
VI ~ Eeu olo'heti we eN wee Chancellor,
sentiment uttered ID case similar TO this the
counsel here read extract from speech If the late
Judge SantcId the disturbance Of the graves
Of tie dead This, Sir, IS sentiment of the Sanford
family, and this is the sentiment Of the human family
generally The lowest OF the earth show possessio
Of feeling Of respect for the graves Of her ancestors
The speaker then went On al great length prove aud
show by history that there revolutionary soldiers
buried in Trinity church yard He sl.o insisted that the
present Common Council had right 70 review the acts Of
the las, ard maintained that right could be established
for taking private property for public way unless by
general demand of the public H. closed by urging the
Committee weigh all the arguments in the case and il
they did be cherished the hoe that they would allow the
pife II old Trinity 20 remain uuhArmed and tie ash
Il the patriotic desi to Test undiurbei until the advent
Of the AIchsn.e who shall stand with foos the
and food the land and proclaim that time shall
Be 10 longer
The Committee then adjourned til mex; Tuesday at
O'clock L N
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the rod and silver coined 70 France iron the ye IT,
Cd TO lss amounts TO 63s 5 o3f 'ranss 80 20 and 10
franc colG pieces f1r 1876 800 $50 francs an ifaH-
and &C. aud 20 seiime pieces, FOR $3.50 -u' lAnos
To. balance shoe, of the Bank ~ France ron !'h oil
January sho~s tbs the amount OF silver vas ~ eoooJ
ard that he sver had diminished since last N 'nth OF up
wards Of q eco the amount a. paper n CIR ala' IN 70
az OK eco shown an increase Of 2lDoO' hacE -iF-r
r. -, ,op~,t M and ey9orfed bar tho great 4 An 1ua
lef n 1uDtTy In exchange for breaiuIs 10 supply me
pecossf-y snouni franc rieee me emperor o'dertl
he coinage O. franc Iiec-- IN goi1 q" m ine-fr-
diam e.er which viii be lite! larger iA4N 'he AAe.cA
IN. le. loe.ng Of he Sor'y Of Enco1rs cement OF
National Ipdn.trv Precedent Dpnas proposed ihst the
cc,cp If fine ans should under4ke ascertain the co
viii, ere med IS tie distinguished psirters
ofle ornon tha the color employee 10 painting have
crent rHgfpco on the value Of pcture especially a. -
heir rreeervafon = the sh tiSs and loca. c'ors
,er - NJ The Soci-tv painter has already shown ha,
EUters never Used more than nine anf n many
n. ia NLicl be comp0-ed al the other colors.
AT he sane meeting favorable report was read or
oven heated by means Of hot sr this oven al ns
14lsoes Il klesd in a hours and 1000 10 bread cost
crI 20 cent, 10 be- baked whereas in the ordinary oves-
tie same quantity from 60 20 ~ cents the pFse OF
such o. oven sIHg-Ils 90 ebout stov
An iubsti,ert q Cla'refjn,sae h4s communicated
70 IL: Society that lie had succeeded IN estabsLrr arog
Ur rur,rv for leeohes, Viii il mach superior to those
IN lie vicinity e DoIdesuy. Ths leeh breeder feeds biz
cre5v Du.tlf p IN blood from slaughter housea which
l.. ID ,h io,d IN eHrs-, iu-tea - f-dihg them
in the common way On The blood vi OF. horses.
Tie Society his been Informed tia; substitute for
rrde Lss Been GcOvefcd which tae inventor intends 10
r,l t,c,g1 when the patents --curel Should this
Gf.oyf,v ir-a &C: Whit j; s1t 20 be. WI. DO
destl blow 20 ST.. 'pit, alton Of madder
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ASSEMBLY.

REiirF FOR THE soIDIEGS or 1912.
The Attorney General in reply ts resolution OF the
House-N hether in his opinion the law sGthsrkins soul
nav 10 The volunteers and militia called into service
by ,hs STATE authority passed Oct o. st and also the
law for the relief of certain volunteers and militia called
In ~, Last war and for other purposes, passed April p!
isis ore still in force replies that the at Of 1914 in
creased the pay OF those called into service tbs be has
information of its alteration, modlheanon o.
repssI But lis provisions cannot now, with
out further legislation be executed and are there
fore imperative and Of no practical effect There was
sot lar a he ascertain, any appropriation
made 20 enable the Governor and Treasurer 70 exc
the duties devolyed upon them The act Of 1914 was
mandatory upon .he Com-1ry General 10 report 81 toe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
SCIENCE. INDUSTRY AND INTENTION
EUROPE

From or Owp Correspondent.
PARIS Thursday Jan &c 1884
Tie Palais dc Industrie is progressing We have had
but very few cold days to interrupt the work The found
res busy with the castings for the gallery and columns
and the building will be ready in time Those who intend
send productions TO the Exhibition should begin in
Ayesris gone by and taxes some time to get
the articles ready and to forward them.
Mons Persoz Professor at the coHscrratore des Art'
ct Meters, delivering Of highly interesting Ice
the Of dyeng and printing cotons and other
s.us in his second lecture this subject hs trested the
mode Of producing printing cylinders aud blocks, and
gave the following interesting table of various fusibe a.
Toys used N producing steTeOtyPes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
MEETING OF TIE OFFICERS OF THE NETWORK
VOLUNTEERS

MEETING OF TIE OFFICERS OF THE NEW lOHA
VOLUNTEERS.
Last evening meeting Of the C6iccrs OF the ten reg
eot- OF New York Volunteers who served in the Mexican
wer was held at French Hotel Gen Burnett was called
TO The chair and Capt Waller appointed SCcretlTy.
The Chairman stated briefly the objects Tor which they
were assembled lie ssd that during the war tie money
allowed for atoms the officers twenty cents per day
whereas the fact times from 30 cents TO 81 -
por ration The otjec, obtain additional rstons ."
these which allowed The matter hadaready gone De
fore Committee OF the Senac, who nov prepaTei
to rerort The Chairman believed that if the OIL =
h.oughou. the country uaed in The request Wouid 90
granted. 5000, a.,
On motion a Committee were appointed to proceed 10
Washington and represent the matter ana enieSVoi ~
influence legislative action in their behalf The l0ow'
gentlemen were appointed said Committee Col o. i
Dunbar, Col Robert f.. Temple Capt Alex ,foS'' WI
Jercmiah Clements and Major Nhipple
On motion a Committee Of three were appointed u III a
suitable resolutions expressive Of the meeting, -
Moor Kimbe Lieut. Howard, and Capt alAeI "o.e
apropted said Committee On motion Gen Burnett was
added TO said Committee.
The meeting then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

he tTain the point OF such unior beng some yarHs lo
x.r1 Ia allow liz working If the bed rope lhi- IRAN
cord il attached to the trigger in such mans., tna sly
81 inrnedia,slv the spring is discharged and tas the en-
ipeer il erableG ~ puinc the bel rope T9n hs enc 70
ep.rste ell the brakes n ongtral0 shonid spring De
accidentally srI led At sn improper time me oraAe nan
~ 1. not I.ces.ariy a. vigsnt or a. mich exposed 20
.he weather rs st oHtha merely T. exert himself ir
Gv seconds in Wndir- i Cp and again 's'aoslnS the
fo.e. 10 d,rense With rome of the b-atemen nov tn
oved making the duty Of each % Work TIE bfaAes a.
Ell ordna.v occasions The invention i simply
an additional preca1ton and cerainy promises sn inp1r.
tsrt SAFE guard scaiIsi the ie-ul accidents continually
atts1dire on our press Mt railroad arrangements
IvFRovEarxIs n HoE, -S.uo- our bosh3ci. Fhel We
plved tn ground with implement male al con n N
bacl NTH stop ard tended the with Toe made by
Ii. ..ue workman h.nr I'D Of some old p'eca OF
waste iroI perhaps OFT p'oF share ino the ee Of
which stuck handle made Of en- 1tnai rail- or na'l'
raly round lex there hts been slight improvement III
his very useful ilTm implement. Some OF tue best o.
tht premium hoes exhibited AZ the Crys.el PAace are
made ~ J. Bodies n Co.. A. Oxford Y by ne Wy or
gained manufacturing company. These hoes az al han
msTtd out 81 solid bars + cast steel piece Of Dlr
inches wide AID OF inch thick j. cut Of All given
frat process with which j. 10 bca' and draw the center
under repeated stroke 81 the trip ham ner 10 the pro per
length q he saanks tor hoes Thea the see passed
e. another workman, who draw out the bliics. Th i
termed rough hGmmCIrr Then they are passed q a
su.ooth hammer NJ fL.-Led tGrmerug, when they are
grouni Ol she'd tic = anss being nihc AMI turned by
hand al 70 an exact pattern The tehirery is driven by
4, am aud fbev attu.e about 800 800 hoes per
day OF quality pcrAap EnsarY ed by anytha, OF the
Kind ever b u.e offered 10 tie farmers OF i- county
though there are row many sn'-r Establishments, al u
which sio hoes ofths ler: description a. less prices
than rse1 90 pay ioE tic oh camsy home nlir Iron
iiing which gave rs many back acne and blsIerei
hand.
We notice tia Ar Fox claims 20 the Inventor
oi plan becoming extensively NEED ia this City of
LrdlIg stores with how window in The second as we'll
tie fs story. 10 render His perfect there -htto be
a second IL, walk ,ycr the present. OAr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN EMIGRANC PRO
IECTlyE EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY

The meeting noticed yesterday was he'd At the Bible
House attended BY about twenty gentlemen OF the right
sor. to start such benevolent object coueu plated
in this organization.
Ar. a. u SsrH acted e. G arm. ~ shd Or =. P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

The whole number Of Academies at the date Of this re
port subject 10 the visitation Of the Regents, including
ihe Schools attached 10 Columbia College. tho
University of the City Of New York and Madison tniver
sty and the Institution for the Instruction OF the Dea!
end Dumb, IT, excluding those that will presently DC re
lored as extinct dssoived dee lining report col
The number reported last year should have been 2o3 in
stead of 2Vf.
INCORPORATTr.
The Regents have incorporated since March l. the
O.Gn Academy Association, Yates Polytechnic Institute
and Walton Academy. Eight Academies are dissolved or
decline to report in uture and from thirty others
reports have been received
PROVISIONAL CHARrTRS.
The Regents have presented provisional charters TO
seven Academies and 81 miUares.
pVsrff OF raIr AND FEMALE SCHOLARS ~ ACLDfriIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

AlutsA-Col. 4 b Citleral, OF CarroIlton, Picbens
County Las been spgoried by Gov Winston Judge Of the
Seyerth Judi,a. Cir NJ; in place OF the Hon. Turner
Eaavs ItslgHtd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

EssorEi-1se Le1lagiat Erpr,,s and IT. B,oecle
Ciscrrer have hosed the name the Hon John C Miller
tor r lection 10 Congress T,e AApead.7oc As'>s-sr
EoUinat,s Col Samuel II Woodson-bo:h Wbi,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

MILLER, ORION 8 MULLIGAS's PUBLICATION. IT,
We have received from ihis rev publ shing ho''0
:. nrr. 9nee7 e. ST., b. 6. Hr'0''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

tn. annual income derived from Teachers fees and
", amount paid in salaries to Teachers for three years
may he thus compared
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IND sTBINARIFs
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-17

ExHAUsT1NG PRocEss.-The war in Eu.
rope is exhausting the resources of Eng
land, and is said to be a large cause Of
the commercial embarrassment there. The
Liverpool Times thus remarks:
War will soon prove itself to be as grea
an exhauster as famine. The cost of ou
army for the present year, has been esti
mated at considerably more than the sup
port of the Irish peasantry in 1S47. Th'
people required fs, 100000 worth ofcorn
which threatened to exhaust our banks
Our fleet and troops will require $s,429,
900 before the close of the current isca
year. The bullion receipts, week afte
week are immense, but the bullion returns
of our banks show no increase. The de.
.oand for the precious metals appear to b.
glsater than the supply, which is intinitel.
larger than at any former period OF ou
history.
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| IMPORTANT TO FENtALES--DR. CIIEESEMAN S
L PlLLS-The combinations of ingredients in these
pills Is The result of long and extensive practices: they
mild in their operation and certain of restoring
ture to its proper chanhel In every instance have the
Pills proved successful. The pills invariably open those
instructions to which females liable, and bring
into its proper channel whereby health is restored
and the pale and dcathiy countenance changed to n
healthy one No female can enjoy good health unless
she is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place, whether from exposure cold or o.her the
general health Immediately begins to decline, and the
want of such remedy has been the of so many
lconsumptons among young females. 10 ladies whose
health will not permit increase in their family these
pills will prove ava uabe acquisition. they will pre-
vent pregnancy Headache. pain in tn, side, palpa.
of the heart, oathlng of food, and disturbed sleep
do most always arise from the interruption Of naur re,
and whenever that is the case, the pills will invariably
remedy these evils. Nor these less ecacics in the
cure of Leucorrhoen, commnly called the Whites
These pills should never be taken during pregnancy
they would be sure to cause miscarriage. Warranted
purely Vege able, AID tree from anything injurious &c
life or health Fun particulars and explicit directions
accompany each box.
These Pills put up in fiat square boxes. Persons
residing where there are no agency established by
closing One Dollar in letter, prepaid Dr. L. Cheese
man. No 267 Bleeke street, New York City. have
them sent to their respective addresses by return
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pruhurr Markfts, Etr.
PlYm nth market.

PLTNOUTH, Nov. IL.
wheai-Rei l,5l; White ,6j. But little ar
irving.
Clover Seed-s5.j0
Timothy Seel-Sl, $3.50.
Flax seel-GOOd,a at Si,ls r bu.
0ats-:ii t. S3e.
Corn-In good demand Al JOe.
Dried fruit-ApPies, Ia q cts; Peaches-
pared lOc., impaired &c.
Beans-Sales at 7.lc to Si.35
Eggs-Realily sold at IaIe.
lAN--s6 10 s. per ton.
Pe!ts-October pclts 81 to 60 cts.
Sole Leather-Sales at ajc.
Butter-Sa!es at liCt Il cts. for roll.
Flour-Sr O0Cs S9.5n = bbl.. retail.
Fish-Sl,JO half Dbl, $500 per bbl. white.
Trout, Si,uU.
liidcS-Grcen, &c; Dry, Sc.
TallOw-ln good demand at 10 to lie.
fORK-Aless $l0 per bbl
SALT-S2 per bbl at retail
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SAN0uSKY MARKET.

Office Of the Sandusky Register. Nov. 10.
Flour-Sclls at S9,Unt -, 80 with downward
tendency,
Wheat demand good for White at 81, 81.
Corn-But little arriving. Salcs at Gnc.
uats-N,t much doing. Sales at SIS.
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RIMGlS e G: AGEnN

for fcTrF and 1gae, BNloHS RemHient Ferer. &c.
A CUE AND FEVER, and its kindred
a ds eases, Bilious Rentent and Intermittent Fe
Vers, are ntl OIL the ncaea in every country dis
ct, nut are becoming the scOurges of cities, and
nave reached localities supposed be safe fir their
Vishtlons Ordinary treatment does avail, and The
preparations hitherto as cures have not check
ed the cpread of the nal ,dies.
In TINS emergency RINS'S REMEDY is intro 'uCed.
III Is guaranteed by six years experience in the private
practice OF an en1ent physician be an ab souc spe
cine IN AgIe aud Fever beakng the chlls in the most
aggravated cases. restoring the strength ae appetite
ana accomplishing IN every instance complete and
permanent cure. The same results occur in Rem.tent
Fever, however protlced its attacks may be- or how
ever feeble the sufferer may have become No mineral
substance m'ngles with co"centrated extracts of which
it Is composet and its effect upon the general health
IS sehi Is IT'S SPECIFIC action tie organs in which
te disease originates speedy certain and satisfactory
Itl"se OF gan are the Spleen, the Liver and the Sonl
acU, anu the Kidneys UpoM every link Of this ViSceaI
cham acts with the certainty and almost the speed of
eiec'rclty. changing their condition, regulating their
functions, ana eXpeng the norbiic matter which
stltutrs the root Of the disease. No family or indvdu-
al residing IN the West South west, any locality
"'lh reach o1 the malaria arising from low lands and
stashaht water, tf any material from which Unwhoe-
some efuVla arises should be without this great med
cine, poWeflu as . preventative of and infhihle
cure l"f, every om of or 4 ant,o h. b.
No matter now the patient may he Frustrated hy the
enteeblIng influence of the maladv, RINGS REM EDi
will remove it within weeks and give tone ana
vigor to the system which will iort it against the mi
asmatlc lniluance for long time All who wish to be
shielded from the deadly vapors which arises under
burning sun, from swamps, marshes, or the impurities
which more less deie the streets OF ali our cites
take 1t occasionally as preventative throughout the
v arm season.
Prepared by G. II. RING, Chemist,
1872 Broadway New York.
For sale Ivy IT. NJ. WOOSTER, Plymouth, o nov3
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Nov. lf.

NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
Flour-SS, 500 Ss, 81 for good Ohio; sos
"a 81 90 for Gcnescc; $500 for common to
straight State.
Wheat-tienesee S2,2T. White Canadian
S2.1G Hye-sI,5e. Darley-SI, ,3lt' 40.
Corn-Western mixed, SS@S9. Oats-jleJj Sc
for western.
Dressed 5000 $500 rork-Mcss,
S12, ,25@ Sl2 80. S1l,3 for Prime. ~l!.l2
for Clear. Beef-Ss@9,25 for Country Ness.
Lard--llM11I. Cheesc-l1Gt1lI
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BUSHFIELD'S
Nerve and Bone HIiniment

MIR. MbGUFFEY-I feel it duty owe tc
IFl mankind as we'll as to the proprietor of this
valuable Liniment, to state what benefits I re-
ceived from the use Of one bottle of it. About
six months ago was taken with rheumatism ir
my right arm, which rendered me unable to use
it until few weeks since. l had been under
the treatment of physicians and tried many re-
medies, but with no good result, and began t(
despair Of ever having the use ofny arm again
But am happy to say that that feeling of des
pondency been removed through the efficacy o
"Bushfeld's Nerve and Bone Liniment,"
cab honestly recommend it to those afflicted will
rheumatism, and also for strains bruises, sc
If fyou think best you can use my name in ma
king this statement public. r. L. LONG.
New Salem, o., April 8, 1854.
Reg" For sale at the Drug Store of II. NJ
WOOSTER, Plymouth, at ,25c per bottIe.
| NUT AND WAsHERs.--A large supply O.
~ hand, and for sale cheap.
| aurlllf W w. MOSS sanduskv
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SEYMOUR & BARTLETT,


~ . g ID w - -Ea. e.
OF EVERY KIND, BOTH FOREIGN AND
DOMETiC, AND TIN, >HEET-lRON, COPPER
AND COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES,
every description. CAEPENTER'S, AND
ALL KINDS OF MECHANICS TOOLS, &c.
North Vest corner Of Pub1ic Square, PLYMOUTH.
GEYMOuR & BARTLETT would inform the
~ public that they have and now are constant
y receiving large and general assortment Of
the above specified goods, and are determined
not to be out done in variety quality nor III
cheapness, and fri ends and customers, We would
inform you that we lave two families to support,
and as our capital is SMALL and we sell at no
credit or very short ones, and make quick re-
turns and at ii very sma profit mnst have
large sales or come on the town for support, like
all that have gone before us on this unlucky
corner. So if you have any compassion on us
cal! and see our stock, and if you see that you
can purchase what you want at five per cent
cheaper for cash down. from us, than at San
dusky, Mansfield or Norwak and save time and
expense, and find better quality We are
persuaded that your love of self pride in sus-
taining your own town will induce you to patron
ize us. Don't forget to call and see
We would particularly call the attention of
Carpenters and Joincrs to inspect our goods.
plvmOuth MAY 81 1854
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INDIANA MONEY

pRING on your Indiana Moncy-worthlcs
- Rags-most kinds of which will be taker
for goods, for the purpose of sending it out o
the State, until further notice.
Nov. 10. 1851. SPENCER & WRIGHT
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PLYMOUTH MARBLE WORKS
Es. WIN ON,

rs prepared to furnish at all times, his manu-
4 factory, MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES,
MANTLES, &C., Of the best style and finish. of
,tsLvr rvutlin or Ancrlcau MaIplu, at prices I'M
equallcd in this wooden country. He has now
on hand, and is constantly in receipt Of the
most splendid specimens of Marble, Of all sizes
and kinds suitable for Tuble-tops, Mantle
Pieces, &C.
plYmouth Oct l.. 1853.