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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS PAsslD.
PROMPT AND SUSPICIOUS LEGISLATION

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Irbsne.
ALBANY, Friday, March 80, 1855.
A few days since, bal was in,rodu ed with the
somewhat unnteNieibe title Of An Act 10 incsrpo-
" rate tie Hurl-Gste Navigation Company" 1t
excited special attention at the time-cetainly no
orposition-as the navigation Of that peculiar local.
Is, channel or whatever It msy be termed, has long
been ga contamination devouhy to be wished.
Tie bill to-day, is ready for shird reading Truly
this Company, thus seeking incorporation, have
shown themselves good pilots, to have oavigate
their bill 70 speedily spd safely through all ths inri
csces of legislation 10 go lite destined hsrbor.
1t bss been impossible to set hold OF this bill, With
such great interest IL il guarded. The CIers key
has Iclosod it in safe place and all efforts TO re. at
its details have proved frut-ss | understand, how
ever, that it provides an Incorporation for the pur-
pose of removing the rocks 10 Hur Gate - the depth
OF twenty two feet; and for all time after such re-
moval, the Company may collect two cents per tun
all vessels sixty ups burden including steam
boats for every passage through the said Hur Gate
Should lot this attrsc, attention among the
merchants, shipo.nes, underwriters &c. interested
in your City An effort made, this morniog, to
recomnt tire bill, but requiring unsnilh consent
Of course it could not be done.
A MONSTER REMoysTRAScE THE SEw.YoRR TO-
LICE BILL.
Mr.. c. c. Leigh has received, for presentation to
the Legislature, monster Remembrance, containing
the signatures of between e'epen and tpcipe thousand
Of the beet citizens Of New York, against the new
Police bill The remonstrance makes roll over one
feot in diameter, and resembles somewhat a mill
stone-if in no other way, in weight.
SCHOOL LAW.
A new School bill has been introduced into the
Assembly which provides that Oh the let day of May
next, 'te I. sn Superin'endens shall meet at the
County Clerks office, and elect by balot, certain
Deputy Superintendent to hold their offices to Jan l.
airy 1857 their successors to hold for three years
tt cir compensation is to be three dollars per day
when actually 10 service to be audited by the Super
in'endent of Public Instruction and paid out of the
United States Deposit Fund. These Deputy Super
inteDdehts ere TO examine the Schools as often as
possible, to consult with the Trustees, advise in
gard TO ventilation, Fairgrounds, ouhouses, sni TO
recommend books, to exsmiue teachers, and give ADD
rvohe their certificates, and to promote Education
generally. There 10 no limitation upon the number
ofihse appointments excel that every County mus'
have st least one. and every County with two repre-
sentatives in the Assembly. must have at lesst
The bill proposes TO substitute for the preseai
$500, coo, raised for Free Schools, three-qaarer
mill.isx. On the aggregate valuation OF 1884, this
would amount to 81 023,1l5.
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ARRESTS OF WOMEN LAST NIGHT.

AZ will be seen by copy Of the Mayors second
Cessr Oh smother psge, tire Police are directed 10
prcre vgor usy the ares, Of ali suspicious night
vssirg women.
II, victims are rather shy, th,agh at o'clock
last ,ht there were scores OF then "a Brosiwsy.
The f,lloEipg persons were arrested during last
night in tie lower part of the Cry:
Second W'qrd-P,iss Willicrns.
Third Ward-Anr Clark, Sarah Stfart, Eliza
beth Smith, Mary Jsre Fowler Martha Wood, En-
ma Thomas.
Fourth Ward-Margs1et Norris, Mary Hook, Ann
Brown.
Fifth Ward-Csth arine Carus.
Sirth Ward-Mary Young, Elizabeth Riley, 50.
Fan Cooper, Ann Morrison, Eliza Hogan, Jane Fos-
bury, Isabella 'Connor, and Alice Mcdonnell.
Between 10 and 10 o'clock there quite show
of the frsity on Broadway. Various ways were re-
sorted to for the purpose of GLIDING the police. The
depzens of CRIB in Leonsrd.st., near Broadway,
would issue from the house, two at time, and
ture to the corner Of Broadway, and if policeman
came near they hurried back to their den and were
let in by person on the watch, and the door inmedi
stely closed.
Harriet Brown is missing ST least that Ia the con-
elusion arrived st. from the fact that well dressed
Young msn with forloin countensnce, appeared at
the Fifth Ward Static House about IL O'Clock last
night and inquired if 90 girl namel Harriet Brow
bad been brought in by the police r. Said young
nan resident Of the City OF Churches, attends d.
vine service on the Ssbbstb, and occupies impor-
tar position in wholesale house down town On week
css Harriet not there
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NEU.yoBK TOWN NEE TING S.

OsAveE Co.-The Secret Order seem 70 nave
been very badly whipped in Gov. Stewards NAIVE
county. The Ga,kea Democrat has returns when
how u At the Democrats have euried Goshen mount
HOte. Hauptorburgb waikiki, Monroe chester,
Dee,ps,k Greeryille, aud Crawford So far IS oera
rom the Knox.No.hipgs have carried no di't'ncu'e
candidate Of their owp. In Cornwall King the
Viii candidate was adopted BY tie Hindoos Ind e
el,c'ed. In Newburgb, wswsyanda ArFick'
blooming Grove, the Wing candidates for supsryi-
.rs chosen ser the Know Nothings. Tois is the
County rtpr..eD'ed by the HndOo Prophet MOksn-
IA Hesdley, who expressed such bJly horror at the
q trs schey, and "periuiy' OF ois two c0ne'sus'
Mes.r. Bey es and Bennett, and bis fellow members
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AsSE NBLY.


Mr. EDWARDS, resfive to the Second av. hsA
r, al liz New-York. Third reading.
Mr.. MAGUIRE. TO provide FOR comoeusston 10Y
n,operty DESTROY ed by mobs 10 riots Third reaing
Mr. STUYvESANr, 20 prevent improper per.ons
from being appointed 10 Office in NeE.fors, ana 70
nEnish bribery at elections. Third reading.
Nv LEIGH 10 allow tie Fivs Points Sehoo
Nex.York, to participate in the School Fund Third
reading. c.,...o ., ,b;ob
xss refer, ed the petition Of owners OF waterigh,
along the Back River in Jefferson county suoi ei-
% svritten report concluding With resolution Tor
,be srnnintment of Committee of Three TO CONSIDER
,bs remor strsnces ard report TO the next Legislature
The I, solution was adopted.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the Charter Of the Agricultural iosh,
,r1e Company, ard authorize change Ii place o.
business IT,: .. ,,ro-, IN thu titv
of New York. ,ocs ,;..-;., ,as,;c,s
ID 70 amend the law Of taxstor for the support O.
Schools. ard for other purposes.
n, sTEBBINs moved to r.commit, With in''rao
toTs 70 strike out the clause reesatsAing the ON q
"f Comfy Superintendent,
MIR. FERDON movss the previous ques'Ioa--0i
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pay YorR POSTAGE. From this day toward, tho
po.t- Odiee DeparmoEt Of The United Stsses require
the pre-psynent OF all letters passing through the
mail, for places wi ain the limbs of the United ots@s,
and all letters po.tsl without sta mp or pre- e1'
n the hostage fes will not De ssnt TO their aarea''
In. vii be forgsrded forthwith to sde Dead Lstter
Office ouer ed. sd returlso to the7 owners Sno WI"
Re charged tho cost OF their ca-Iiage 10 and ifo'A
Washington IL order 70 more fully en'orce tni'
regulation TIA drop-Lsster boxes at the Po't'ohce
aye eIo,ed, and sks letters VIII be receiver o.
tie WING o-Ss until toe practice OF pre- payment
becomes general. AID TO facIitsis the opera
ton of ,Ais syssm, a window en the As'.aa'''
sise 81 the Post Office, and benes' Ced".
f.. viii be epensd for the exclusive reception OF
,tar n,d letters. To sill further &C 'ommods'e the
uuI c letter, for Ofez-n ard Caiornis' and places
b.xoud the limits Of the United sis, Will be reesiSsa
window a, the foot of the stairs, at the est ena
r. the Cedar..t IRON, Of the building. Stamps ana
.auptd envelopes may be obSaned at the Postum o.
h.,wesntLe hours Of 9 A. M. and p. u.
WAR PAMPHLET The Post-Ohce par. -
man, in determining the rates OF pes,sse w ~
cIarresble on various thicgs, thas deunee "H'' -
81 arseable with pan blet postage ,,,... ..,..,,
.,a,rll<, 4. printed but unbound prplss.ol
=, -. n..ef OF local ephemsr. OF temporary
,,t in porisree ony Hence Win we co. vhieh
-, cntsip,rs Y sitteen octave psirs -
under certain condiops the SCI o. s.s and aaboup
..,i,l or DIVISIONS % psbe.ton sthousA ioasa a
.sn h, t-rustsd pass IN the mail psnPoes
.shoot unlso its scope and subject are saeo 5rHs
AIRY within the eutinstvs dsta.sisH sos'e S''s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.

The Congress in Vienna formally met on Thursday,
Re 18th of March. There were present one French,
Two English, two Austrian and two Turkish Repre-
Mntaiives. The Russian Plenipotentisry was not
present. Teegrsphic reports cay the discussion on
he general basis Of negotiations terminated salts
hctorily. KumoIs current that Austria and En-
tland would be content without the demolition OF
sevastopol, but that the Emperor Napoleon aboo'
htey insists on that condition.
VIENNA, Friday Nght-At The conferences yes
krdsy the Penpotentlaries exchanged their Pc ver'
ana proceedings entered upon. The four bases
and the interpretations given to them By the Allies
having been set FORTH the representatives OF Russia
accepted them ve baly. Que of the Plenpoten-
xsies was hereupon deputed 70 draw up minute or
protocol of ths which is to be signed to morrow Sat
uds,) the first thing when the ambassadors meet
and this document will constitute the basis of naso
ta,io,s for peace
PARIS, Friday Night The mission of General
EedeI has completely failed Prussia refuses to
sccede to the treaty with the Allies, and viii not
therefore, be adnited to participate in the confer
enCts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

Accident TO The WIDOW OF THE LATE DANIEL
WEBsrrn Yesterday afternoon, H the carriage of
Mr. Curtis was passing through Fourteenth-st the
horses became frightened and away the driver
losing all control OF them. Mrs. Webster widog of
the late Daniel Webster, was in The carriage a. the
tine, AND becoming alarmed, jumped out Of the
vehicle, in consequence of which she was severely in
jured. She was thrown with great violence upon the
pavement, and striking upon her head, was badly
cut Some citizens who witnessed the occurrence
FASTENED to her relief and conveyed her in state of
irsensibility, TO the dwelling house No. 70 -Four.
teen,h.st Medical attendance was promptly at rand,
and Mrs w recovered sufficiently in short tine 10
be conveyed to her residence. The Injuries she
TAXED are of a very serious nature.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Arrived from New York 1S.b-t.hburi on sdonnsk st
sOubsmpton; s.rstors Crest Repu'e Lsm,r Ern- A1su.
Wet ct Liverpoo.
Anved from. BOson l5th-Bese5n Light Alert at Grayss
Arrived from " ilninf'on l7h-sumpter q, Liverpool
Arr from Baltimore l7'h. lanes lbe.foa ~ Lvero1ol
Ar from Charleston 18th Victors L.s RoOth Burre 4.
Liverpool
An from s.vspn.h IS b Ann Tn 'mp,on, $, Grve,.ni;
lt'b. SsIsh Park ct LiyerpctL
Arr from REV Orleans 18th John Howell s. Curling at
Liverpool
An. from Mobile 10th, Satellite Winfield s,ott st Liver
pol
SD. for FewYOk 18Th oweso 18th, Ontario, from Liver
pol
Sid for ssvsnnsb 1<th. BsI,srs from CIySe
sSiled for New orleans 18th. brandywins, Liverpool
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Since the sailing Of the Union the proceedings in
Parliament have been 1Dimpotant.
The ship james Chester, abandoned at ses, was
picked up by the mate and six Of the crew Of the
EDgiih ship Marathon, and brought safe into Lv-
eipool.
The Comm tee of Ind iry into the state of the Army
before Sevastopol has been ten days in session. aud
continues. The Eail Of Lucan, Colonel Kulock
Comn.isssyat Officer sDd j. Macdonald, Admins
traitor of the London Times Fund, were examined.
The evidence confirms the worst reports of msmsn-
sgem,Dt
The Patriotic Fund no exceeds one million pounds
sterling.
The thip Crest Republic had arrived at London,
but there was no dock there large enough TO admit
htr.
The ste amer Crest Britain sailed from Cork on the
18th, with seventeen hundred and fifty men for the
Crimea.
The Bank Of England has taken the whole of the
guaranteed Jamaica loan OF half a million sterling.
An ercsmpment is preparing for the foreign legion
near FojBestoDe.
Since The death Of Nicholas the general aspect Of
monetary and Commercial affairs has undergone
favorable change. Hopes of cessation of hosiites
are nee more general Gold is increasing, but until
the proposals of the new Chancellor of the Exchequer
with to oap and the result Of the Conference
at Vie ma are known the future course of the money
market must remain undecided Discounts at present
ore made at a a q for frst-class short biis.
The ship Swarthmore arrived from Australia with
sixty thousand ounces Of gold aud the steamer Arso
also arrived with dates from Melbourne to January
Q. All was sgan quiet. Several failures had oc.
CURED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

s The stock on bends ~ eco b.les BaIAp.rvrys ,-s
10 ,rsfed IMPLY. Carolina Ricg ae.dy ana wanted .
LosDos Monty MsRKLI.-MoSLr Il easier and
zen te negc'isd rpcn fsther lover Cos..Ls
tss th very eescy carp The week and 9't Tie
btLLip> IN tie Bsns u Enlsne hsd ineressed 70 isoo
AMERICAN SEcrRrTUs --AesGs. Bell & Co., Of
LoLoor r.roT the msket for American ssearti-s STEADY
Nth limited rspssens IN Federal socss
Btrds 10 R.wsJ seeIre., the esrt transactions
PtDsus and Illinois Certra. e. B0z6s sedal o..
Bonos ORE r60iJ7; bsnoea stoeE lr5G ICE; Ne- York
= eeits 0so; Perb.ylssr. Bonds s,9g5: Hu.sha.sgs
Bonds, lt2dlOS nsyland Bonds 9lds., Ais.4s. Bod.
~ ~ Virginia 1--WE Bono. s5ani Vh.sa Six Bonds 50.
dt7t; Csnsd. Bonds. J07aioe Mssue.. g. dee can.
bObss Of 70 co. Of ~ 70; do Of ~ ~ Hndi.
tsoio Psb,ns .ds3i Pc Cen'r. ssdso; Eie
lot Mtg I6dl6l; Erie ~ Mtx s.usi; Ere Convert ,s.
70 Erie sinking Fund u ala
LTERPooL FREIGHT MARKETS The FREIGHT
EMket 10 much
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SPAIN.

MadId correspondence gives details of the recent
conspiracy in Cuba, and says that the Government
has received confidential communications from Gen.
Concha that the condition of Cuba inspires him with
considerable une asiness. He recommends that con-
cessions be made to the Colony, and that Cub an
Deputy be sent to the Spanish cities. lie oegs the
Government not to emsncipats the slaves, which he
says would be fatal measure, aud would cause Cuba
to seek admission into the United States II the Gu
bans be not pacifed by concessions, he says 2o,ooo
troops could not retain Cuba to Spain On March ;,
the Government announced in the Cortes that tran
quality was restored in Cuba, and that the Govefn
nent would do its utmost to prevent further difficulty
vote of satisfaction unanimously agreed to oy
the Chambers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

ARREST OF BuRGLARs.-Tbe Police Of the Seventh
Ward yesterday arrested Henry Pesrsall, John Multi
gan, ard John Cornell, American lais, between the
ages OF II and 10 years suspicion Of having been
concerned In the burglary of the a7h Of March, upon
house No. liO East Broadway, and stealing from
Mrs. eastman the occupant, large quantity OF ell
yer pste. On the persons Of the accused we're 'Ound
bunch of skeleton keys, loaded pi.t,l, bag OF
slugs, and orber unlawful implements They were
loci ed up for exsmin alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
10 voting for Gov. Stewards return 10 the United
States Senate. Hindeoism Is rapidly DYING on.


STATES Senate. Rindooism is rapidly dying ou..
DrrcHyss Cove Iesrn that the Dsm,crsfs
have csrr'sd q m,jorfy Of the Supervisors IN this
Comfy over tie know-Scthn2s. The h, ard will
stsnd-"bies To- Democrats, n. The Pougkk~oae
Esfie ssys Il knew tie Hndoos pro Eliax around
seskpg TO make desc.nts up IN the Whis sad De no
csac parties, aid get he men selected in their lodges
non mated they could THIS cisrssted and dsfs,-i
the Wig. in Pous hkeep.ie, La Cage Pine Psius,
Union vse aud Washington, where other Si.s they
would probably have been successful In Fsaki
the Wigs maze ticket but part OF them joined tn.
D,moCrsrs 70 sustain Fusion tIck-, composed III
Den ocrs,s, against the HiDdeos, sud vsre eefested
TIE Hndo0s tempted 10 make demonstrations by
iurnrg csndiCs.s Of their own ia POugnkeepsis l.,
Grange r. uan Stanford, Red n Nok Pleas mt Val
ley, HYDE Park Clinton and Rhinsoe's, but were
everywhere most sieuay defeated. La Washington
tEd Pine Pai1s they the DE nocrats-it IL dthcgt
- say Shicb-succstdsd BY uaking sflsiso Of Hun
COoism sDd Democrsts In Flshkill, in 4 strife be-
tween two Democr,'s, the Hiruoo el.c'ei, which
as the only HncoO success ia the County. la every
Ctker tczn they we're scnhIla'ed.
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Passengers.

Mi.s Elmr Mr. Hughes and daughter hs Drns Miss Pen
Mr.. Durfe. sbd LADY Thoa2s Philip, (b..rer of dis.
Pstehes,l Nj Campbell and lady Mr. ii si' lady Mes
bel. hr Richards aud isdy. Mr. Ward and sster, se..n
Thomrson Fry, Percivsl. Berry Bidder Harm. 8eke
brother shet.ll stove Brecistt so,y Mon.". C.r,ve
billie Frsrkln and COZ. Wa'sJp son Pedsro M.nu.l
Marx Hewitt, Keoush Hoswen. shaw, Bl.ct Steve 1son
Lsstn Brown. George Ns,h, 10 sen.heome toward Cl.rs
Lao Mcclure, Olive Roy Bunen B,ron K.yrorh .opIs,
IiiIg. Prince mse.sy, DemOstsr s.under. Brother
Hobbs, Buchanan. Besndy Jeurs Torner. Miller Ward
sspdfoId, FIs.er Brown, Spencer D.w.n, Rsy. Cunan
Gale. Christmas Hal.s Wilber. Mcdonald Lsune Dick
Lawson, Mccain. Webster scott. Blake. Pgrvis Putty
Adsm' H.nduc. Tho,n.. Mclaughlin, stsio.'y Crs..an,
sams haes, TsSler Patterson, Michel Ths soui
and eoY
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ARREST oF AN ALLEGED THIEF.-Ssyeral days
ago q check for OIL $50 stolen from Mr.. Stephen
Lutz, of Nanhattabyile, by an old thief, nsmed
julius Kater who got it csshed, and then lett for
Philadelphia. After watching the jersey City Ferries
r some days Officer CoTen, of the First Ward
Police, arrested Halter last evening, on bis return
from Philadsl lhis and locked him up.
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AUSTRIA.

lhe Austrian Government has notified France aud
III gland that the mission Of the Austrian Archduke
"hiam 70 st. Petersburg is an act Of sympathy
merey-fhes 1t has no political object.
Ausuia has addressed Lew circular dsted March
:, TO the Gsrmanic Federal Governments, inf ,rminz
mem That the Austrian Commissioner will present 70
the Diets new proportion toward the esecsua mo-
biization Of the Gernanic conngents. The circuIar
also rsists the Necessity Of being prep sred for ell
eventuates and mentions that the Z nperor A'exsn.
der has authorized Gorchako to nego.s,e for peace
on the basis sanctioned by the lac Emperor Prussia
ato Issued a crculsr, dated March g, to its Diplo-
matte and Consular Agents stating there is reason 70
believe that the negotiations now in progress viii ter
nina'e in peace PIussis by decree like wise dated
March 8, prohibits the e1portson Of articles contra.
band Of war.
There is much doubtful talk Of autograph letters
passing between the monsrcbs of Europe. II lie said
the Gar Alexander has written 10 the King of Prus
sa soliciting bis advice stating that Rus.ia has ,ti-
fed England and France of The death of the noeror
Nicholas and that the Emperor of Austria has writ
ten TO the Emperor Napoleon tina. be thinks the
regulations ~ill lead 10 pesce
hencbiE off has gone 10 Moscow
The two Grand Dukes are on their vav 10 Al.
etrsbuIgh from the Crimes- 1t not true that the
Grand Duke Michael was killed.
General OsteDn Sacken now commands within
Sevastopol; General Ludeis at Odessa
lnere Is 10 news Of importance from the Danube.
Count sesmvisky is organizing at Schumla a second
Regiment of Turki.h Cossacks in which Poles will he
enrolled.
Disturbances have occurred in Syria.
Fifteen hundred Turkish troops have gone to
BeyIout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

DESCENT on oLrcY-SHoP Capt Squire', Of
the Thirteenth Ward Police yesterday morning made
descent upon the establishment of an Irishmsu,
nsm,d Simon Hszletor engaged in the sale OF lot
terry tickets at the corner of Sx,tst and Avenue ID.
The police found &c neral assortment of policies and
lists Of drawings which together the occupant were
taken before Justice Welsh. Hazleton wes locked
up IN default Of 1900 pail.
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FRANCE.

TIE EmperOr's visit to the-O inca continues doubt
ful. Warlike preparations are az active as ever.
Orders are given to prepare transport, from Touon
for 50 900 men and 600 borses.
Gen. Wedel the Prussan Envoy, has returned to
Paris
The Monitor officially contradicts the cslu my
against Gen. Forey that Re wss iu correspondence
with the euemy. Gen. Fofey, DO sever, is recalled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

MnnAAY-Ths vacancy in the sofa Regiment
N.Y.s NJ, occesioned by the resignation OF the
late Colonel has been filed by the unanimous cleo
ton of Lieut. Colonel j. x Ryan. Tia election for
Lieut. Colonel resulted il the choice OF Thomas
Francis Nee gher but Mr.. NJ has declined the honor
thus conferred, on the grcand that he ID rot cizen.
Mr. Mesgher is engaged in The study OF the lew and
declines uniting wish any pOit;l or military s'so
81
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ARrsoRr FOR THIEVES AND PROSTITUTES BRoKry
Urinary Palmer a married woman, and a native
Of The Seventh Ward, was yesterday arrested for
prostitution and for keeping sresor for thieves and
women OF the town. She was locked mp in the Sew
en,h Wsrd Station House far examination.
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the passsge Of IL bin. csrisd and tSs bin pssed-
The vote ytoed n b Is.


he vote stos1 N b Is.
The bill 70 Fseslass H. lisbilify e bcss ksepsss
came Up for Q third reading but on motion Of MI
WAGkR. il vss recommt,ed With instructions 70
thlke oat the second section, thus killing the bill.
The amendments by the Senate 10 the Dlls 70 amend
The CHATTER Of the Atlantic Nutasl Insurance. Com
psny ard 10 legaze the acts Of the Supervisors Of the
Cny o. New York were concuFred In.
Mr.. BLATCHf0RD from the Committee Of NIne,
reported A. proper 10 be reported complete: Al set
IN reIstion TO steam boat excursions and 10 incOypo-
rate company introduce into the merchant service
the American Code Of Signals.
To extend the tine for . compliance by the Troy
sno Boston Railroad Company, with the 9Th section
OF the general Railroad act passed April 2, ls5O.
To iDoorporste the Church Erection Fund Of the
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church in toe
United Ststes.
Mr.. F. W. PALMER called up his resolution
granting the Of the Chamber this evening TO the
Rev. DR.. Peet and his pupils Of the New-York Deaf
and Dumb Institute.
On motion OF Mr.. BLATCHFORD, the resolution
Wa amended 30 as TO allow on the floor Of the House
such persobs only a. are admitted by the rules snd
each gentleman TO be accompanied by one lady only
The resol ution then adopted.
Recess t. iPM.
BILLS PASSED..
To facilitate the forms'ou OF Agricultural and Hor-
iiCultufsl Societies.
To regulate the liability OF hotel.keepers.
motion u.sdet to reconsider but IL Wa laid on
the table. This bill holds o,elkeepsrs harmless
where the saal notices are pl,ced on the doors.
To prov ice for the payment Of the debts of the
MIR. BLArCHFORD Introduced a bill TO amend
the charter Of the Manhsitan Mutual Insur .nce Com
Iany.
To vest the title to certain land under water, in the
Mayor, &c ef New YORK.
In relation to Hamilton square. Nev-York.
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