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No. 10.1 Il ResoEHtiop authorizing the Secretary

No. 10.1 Il ResoEGtiop authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury to pdy the expenses of Codyying
and Revising the Reeeisse Ld,rs. -
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives of the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That there be, and hereby is,
appropriated out of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, five thousand dollars,
or SO much thereof as may be necessary to pay
for preparing q general revenue law In accor-
dance with a resolution of the Senate passed in
January, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
three, and the necessary expenses, and that the
Secretary of the Treasury report to Congress at
its meeting in December next, the items of such
pay and expenditures. -s.-s--
APPROVED, April 6, 1854.
GNo. Ill Il Joint Resolution authorizing the
.accoanting officers of the Treasury to Adjust
the Expenses Of q Board OF Commissioners Gp-
pointed by the Territorial assembly Of Oregon,
to prepare Code of Lalcs-atso, TO adjust the
Expense of Collecting and Printing certain LtsaOs
and .Archires of the Isrritory Of Oregon.
Resolved by The Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiyes of the United States OF America In
Congress assembled, That the accounting Oil
GERS OF the treasury be authorized to adjust the
expense of a board OF commissioners appointed
under San act" of the Legislative assembly of
Oregon seto create board of commissioners to
prepare code of laws fer. the Territory of Or
egon.'' which passed the House of Represaenta-
tives on the eight day of January, eighteen hum
dred and fifty-three, and the Council, the
twelfth of January, eighteen hundred and fifty
th zee; and to adjust the expense incurred under
another act Of the said legislative assembly,
entitled "An act to provide for the collection
and publication Of the laws and archives of
Ocegon,'' which passed the Council on the
twenty-second of December, eighteen hundred
and ffty-two, and the House of Representatives
Oh the twenty ty-sixth Of January, eighteen hun
ired and fifey-thTee and that the just and proper
compensation and expense found TO have been
reasonably and necessarily incurred, be paid
from the balance of appropriations ''for com
pensasion and mileage Of the members os the
Legislative Assembly, officers, clerks, and con-
tingent expenses Of the Assembly Of Oregon"
now standing Oh he books of the treasury
expended.
APPROVED, May 5, 1854.
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me. r24.1s A. Joint Resolution directing sthe
Presentation Of a Medal to Commander Dun
can n. Ingraham. itfts =. zy
Be it resolved by the Senate, and Honse of
Representatives of the United States OF eAmeri-
lea in Congress assembled, That the President
of the United States be, and he is hereby, re-
Bile devices. and presented to Commander Dun
can N Ingraham,. of the navy of the United
States, as testimonial of the high sense enter
tanned by Congregs of his gallant and jddicf fous
conduct on the second of July, eigteen hundred
tin Koszta. by rescuing him from iliegalseizure
and Imprisonment on board the Austrian war
brig Hussar.
APPROVED. August a, 1854.
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APPROVED, February %, 1854.

mo. 81 Joint Resolution authorizing a Supple
nssntaI Contract for certain Marble for The Cap
ifol ertension.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the President Of the
United States be, and he is hereby authorized to
supplemental contract to be made with
the contractors for marble for the Capitol extern
sion, to procure the columns and ashlar in larger
blocks than required by the specifications Of their
present contract.
ApPRovED March l. 1854
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mo. Al n Resolution for Supplying Numbers
of the Snate and House Of Representatives with
such Books of p's6Iic character as haze been
heretofore supplied
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States Of America il
Congress assembled, That each of the new rnem-
bers of the two Houses of Congress be supplied
with the same number and description of such
books of bubble character as were supplied to
each member OF the Senate House of Repre-
sentatives during the last Congress: ProUided.
They be furnished by the publishers at prices
not exceeding those at which they have been
heretofore supplied for the use CT the members
of either House.
APPROVED, February %, 1854.
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mo. II joint Reso!ation cHfhori-ins the Sscreta-
~ Of The Treasury Gnd Ligii-Hottse Board to
determine Gp0a tiae sic, Pian G1t} ioals Of Goa
structtng tas Light House Coaas$et Rocks, aud
for other purposes.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatiges OF the United States OF America iii
Congress assembled. That The Secretary OF In,
Treasury and Li@ht-H House board De. aud he Taby
are, authorized 20 determine upon the size, plan
and mode OF constructing the iigh =-house upon
the Cohasset rocks, OF the souhegiy side Of the
entrance into Boston harboT. And so much OF
the act approved August thirty-one, eighteen
hundred and fifsy-two, and the act approved
March third, eighteen hundred and ffty-three.
relative to the rebuilding of the lighthouse, OH
Minot's Ledge. as are inconsistent with the pro-
visions OF this act, are hereby repealed
APPROVED, March II, 1854.
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No. g. A Resolution accepting certain To'ames
cisi Hetais prescated Gyher Britannia Majessys
G0u2rilalea. TO the United STATES.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatiyes Of The United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the Government OF
the United States accept the presentation volumes
and medals iIust-a ative of The Exhibition in Lon
don, in eighteen hundred and ffty-one, presented
by her Britannia Hfaie=ty's Government, in be-
half of her 91aiesty's Commissioners for the said
exhibition. aad that they be placed in the Libra
Iy OF Congress.
Rssotrsd. That copy of this resolution be
communicated to the British Cove n,nant in such
manner as the President of the United States
may see proper.
APPROVED, March 81, 1854.
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sowards ~, and ran into wmA j. Smith. sworn,
ketihsd - shove when about TO run into us tod
mem TO kecp on, and they said Go % h-l' they ran
int NJ 10 keep us from pasiog them. Charles ~ Pat
TEN snd Geo. H. kesdham the part Of No
AZ They said they racing with No H. and rsa
into - BY accident did not No. 20 I'm upon them
This dsefsisn Of the Beard reserved.
The NEXT case called vas that Of Hoes Corspsuy No.
H. who complained Of % the last meeting Of the
Board, by No ~, Tor assnu upon this 10Th q March
asst No. II prdsrs 20 psodnes ths roll book winch
was ssproduesd and sworn 10. was then dscidsd 70
suspend AL the members who yere out, and who
rsKed In the assault for term Of four months. Mr..
hcNuty suspended for ain months
The next case was complaint and countsr complnn
among the members OF Engiss Company No AZ chsrx
were sworn AL Of whoa agreed IN tsstifying 10 grea
neglect Of duty. The decisioa was reesrvsd.
The COMMITTEES thea adjouusf tin NEXT Wednesday
evening at6H O'clock. ~
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT..
NEITno or THE CoAnTTTEg or rHk BOARD 90
uERNYw.


zssiins of this commifiss ot ti~ Board % Alder
nsn va. held last night ., tie oiy Hall, 70 hs.s com
plsau ~ithia The yiys repsrmsri. Prsssat Ai1~rnsa
Howard and Baird, asa chisf Enyns~
Hose c1n.panIss Nss. and e0mlaAinsi agslss,
10, rupninx oa ~. .gssvsh. ssith.f cas-. .etsi
tn. ps., ssss vas the eom,lsisi ~ Ens.as Comp2ny
No 10 nxainss Tisss and Isss~r Conpsny No. ehsrs.
Ing the lai,sr .sh running into tbs forns~r klehsss
Van Boasb,ozA james wt~psr, and AsehsiAs J. Hnai
zee .ssra osss tks esss al u whom usslAs1 .hs
vsns psIilss ne rop., o-ng 70 vheh sonfsssisa tks
" sra dlsussss The ehsfxs a No 70, ~sboas fcxthsr
c0ssiasrsrsn.
Ths nsnt complain, vAs made BY No Rs~d Of Enxias
onDasy No. IL, agLnzt NE forsmAa ssi sa<rstaEy a
hat Cenyssy. Mf Rid sompAns that th- fa<s-
saIlsa srseisl mss'lsg SAD usIsAet-d b.
tlnsss 70 TIE ss,nn,Sns of th~ seoAysay, aei
eonpislss1 sgsast ,hs s.esssny Zoe not r.
tufslng 10 menhsrs vhs had s>sn si.ss~d. ssd tssp.
J. Ntnsns VA sssess& " tlss eonpasy, hs paid " v
the EserstsrJ for his s~stnsats he ,s~i n os,obsf
cd oct sss sn p<sy ths .cnsy. he toil be th AL
ibs Esers1ary s<Asovisdgei " sss. Tss sscrst.ry
test; ssd Ne t~.fsrsd We nonsy 70 Ms Chisf 70 hl'
esfk. - hs ecs, within three days after rsesivinx NJ
ana u ssfusd seecunt u ths nsv hv vhieh bad
lusf sobe iste ss.ss he thss hep, ths Dsssy W h
1ssttoa q Mr. vnans, vho oopsasrsi u ssess.afy 20
sir 10 b~sissssd assls. Ths e&s- vas tssa esans.t
p..y so s- for ruBalnx lnts thsr M w. T.fis~ "a
4 s~crn-I an msmb~r 4 No. ~, ws -sss <elss -
Ore rf,h elsires: vsrs xosx eovn si!s .,.ass
4 casxlt h~nd sl<s, wkss upeN ~ spfc1 ~ -
\ Y.Srsa supss. vs So $50 " stss ~ .ser'
o.ssi sups vhss sssT w,>si uE @Ss
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lne
commissioners, was &C., eta non.
appointed by the Governor, w.. aa 'a sE
the Comptroller, and one to be elected by the 49,
Passed 18 10 10.

The n.... HHH ur
appointed by the Governor, ~. ..e Is sU ~
the Comptroller, snd one to be elected by the
Passed, Is TO 10.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill to require the Canal Com missioners to con-
tract with Messrs Cook and McA pine was debated at
length In committee. and unit the evening recess
EVENING sRSslON.
The debate on the Canal Contract bill resumed.
The wording OF of the sections changed 80 a.
to "authorze instead Of srequirng" the Canal Com
missoners to contract with Messrs. Cook McApine.
Mr.. RICHARDS moved that contracts be made with the
lowest bicder. Lost, tot.
Mr.. YesT moved TO reduce the appropriation to six
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Agreed TO.
Mr.. BROOKS moved to reduce to Fix hundred thou
sand dollars. Carried, by q vote of 10 TO 4.
Mr. PrTSAM proposed that after the enlargement the
sum should be ave hundred thousand dollars. Lost.
Mr. BROOKS moved to amend by striking out the names
Of the contractors and insertng giving the contract to
dollars. Agreed 10.
The security was then fixed at Eve hundred thousand
dollars when the bill reported to the Senate and
laid on the table.
The Broadway Railroad bill was received from the
Houre, and, motion Of Mr. SPENCER, IL referred
10 the Railway Committee without vote.
tLen moved that the financial bills be taken up
and after some debate Mr. Mnnros's mill tax blI was
taken up. He moved to substitute the House bill,
which provides for q tai OF mill and quarter Some
debate enfued upon this, when the mill and quarter
tax bill was reported TO the Senate.
Mr. DICKINSON moved q subttitut his corporation
tax bill. Lost-syesb, nays %.
sttute for Mr. Monros's bil was then agreed to by
vote Of IL to TO- and the bill passed BY vote Of II
10 10.
EIKyKN O'CLOCK The senate II stili in session.
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49, Ssnass.
.s% ALnAxr, April 10, 1855

,,.. ~. SsAass.
gS$s AIsAxr, April 10, 1885.
Bnas PASSED.
To authorize the widening Of Atlantic street, aud to
confirm the agreement between tho Common Council OF
Brooklyn and the Long Island Rail,osd GO apany
To amend the charter of the Gold Hin Mining Company
April IL, 1885.
Mr.. LANSING reported ths Brsoklyn Civil and Crimins
Court law.
Mr. LANSING also reported avorably on ths bill to 70.
peal the act prohibiting corporations from pleading the
plea OF usury.
The New York aud Brooklyn Ice Company bill was
laid ON the table.
1he bill to the capital Of the Manhattan Gas
Light Company was reported complete, and ordered 10
thiid reading
MI CLARK moved to take up the Negro Suffrage reso-
lntions, but the Senate refused TO do So
Mr.. FnLD moved TO take up the bill giving the canal
Spencer objected.
Mr.. WHITNEY presented a memorial from Henry
Storms, asking an investigation.
Amending the police law In Brooklyn.
For the formation OF an Agricultural and Horticu,tu.
raj Society.
Te regulate the landing OF alien passengers and to
prevent the importation OF paupsrs and criminals.
Passed by vote OF ayes IL, maya o.
NAss-Messrs. Barr Crosby, Dickinson, w. Clark, Dor
To organize Consumption Hospital in New York
The bill to prevent the manufacture OF saws In the
STATE prson'was rejected.
LxEcrrrvH SESSION
The Senate then went into executive session.
PASSED
To amend the Brooklyn and Williamsburg Consolida.
''on act motion to recommit with Instructions to
.#h5 - Hnactng clause Was lost, 2 to 49, Bill
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COMMITTEE ON FERRIES.

Tho Committee Ferries Of this Board Of Counoilsn~n
met yesterday afternoon in the Council ehambsr Of the
Board, three being present -Couneiimsn Curry Ms.oa
and Ksugan.
The petition Of the citizens OF New York and Brooklyn
calling the attention Of the Common Council 10 ths psau
rous snd unacconmodatlns manner In .heh the ferry
foot Of Governeur street and the foot Of Bridge sres
Brooklyn, s conducted, was arst considcrsd This ps
toners asked that the company 10 eompssd 20
boats during the day and boat until at least tssvs
O'Clock At night The matter formerly brought BE-
fore the Board Of Adermsn who reported vorsbis 10
the petitioners
Mr.. smth behalf of the ferry company, stst.d
they DESTROYS Of accommodating the citizens far
lay In their power. They losing by tb ferry
$40 per day Mr. Smith consented 20 the propositions
the citEsns vhsb Mr. Curry Chairman u the Co nnit
tee, In dismsspg the matter said that tbs committs-
should report In favor of the company running tvo boats
per day and during the evening, src.ptng Sundays,
commencing 1t or O'Clock A. aud continue running
till o'clock y. ~, when boat should be hauled oH
end the other continue 10 Till III oelosk o, night
The committee then I'd dlourDed.
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COMMITTEE on PUBLIC HEALTH.

The CommIttss Public Health met yesterday after.
noon In the chamber Of the Board Of Couneisa thsr.
being present the Chairman o. the eommt,ss Dr. Ran.
nty, Councilrn>n arnhh and sisvsn
Bsfors The committee appeared Tho. X. Ds-nias.
CITY In,psetor sho eompised Of the eonsitos of the
bulhhssd 81 the foot Of Twenty third sue~, North
river. He SAID this buikhsAi had been ca nts5
cistsIcs out into tbs stream and th- contsnis
.mpted into tbs alp at tho foot Of ths dook, vhsrs "
gave masria that was dsngsroua 10 the vhoL city.
lie wasted the 10 bs carried out 10 the end ~ the
buibbsad that ts eosisats might be smpisd nto The
river and carried on vih the tids ana he wanted ths
foot Of the dock ~ ths vhsr 70 b. hilsf Ia.
Nc otisr important business vas brousht bafois ths
committee,
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Tbs Rssv sotAlsg. 10 issdgsvs,r, ~ 4, vsrs "a.
festsd ibs "a issisai, ~ coo hasorsi Asa ssrsa
to..s ous a ayc habits sssi
~. sietsa 10 v,sits, ", J., rssaii~t Ia ths sAo4ss
az te. sntfs ssnossts t@tsi, vtih ,As vresv,ioa q
ths Isfsssof
IN. aso~rsi< usisi vss sssesssfai 10 RAhv.y
is yeosbfizgs township, hiaflsssr. 60, tie open
AHs'itss" as4 tsarvsssS tsfst saee->ssa " .
A. ~ sA ngnt~r.
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Crxsus or CIyvnAsp, 0Mo>-nss V<esus o
Csvs,ssA, which has rsesstiy bssa tsea, gives ,h,
enumeration - - y We es.saa VI ostossr 1853
2 o1s,
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The New York correspondent OF this Bostt bunoript,
Aprii 10, raysf asked ths other aapH knew who
vas the MAYOR of New York, and sss~essd Fernsado
Weed. "You mistaken = ssi M informant, . this
real Mayor and energetic refcsr bshint the sosnss i
Rev Dr Tying ~ .hoss church ihs ost~nAss Mayor IA
. prcmin nsnt msmfsr.
Captain Bsnham, of TIE rni,sa states Eax'ssers, N
whom the Pres sent prossred q rsss u halor In
o. the revy GRATED rcrmen,s bas assas the apposs
mint.
Majsr Richard DelNasld OF the gssd stAtss Cops Of
Ensneers MAJOR Msrdscsl % the Ordnance DepAfrsui
and Capt hcCsAa, Of the cavalry, ssisi yss;ssisy
the stssuAsr from boston, N rost> for asbastepcl.
: bnAsYrEss.
For xsrfoik rstsvbuys sad Rkkm9nd, 10 tbs at~ akp
Heas>ks-Jehn Kerr, Jsba gsr ysn, ursn txlaa, W.
Eif,sk~th h,tissse, Col Csssy, A HeAxtps, Lsvt
Ortaissf ksssa ssasisr, yvha Res Gee. W Ot, Ali
, chpE wnhsn .isrS Mes 9ta shv,sa,e ksmt
ar Pibt, Mrs. q rrk sai 80 ekn9rtr, Is~e NtisSs.
Robert Dlf AIsn. pStrlsk kgarwt, gr.ssis blssa,
Rsss.s sksfAss II TprasF lsrasl sss, 90 is 80
stsersgs.
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J Dsnksm, " Kh.,, v Ri.yy Rev. s,lsa N Hsi.
.fy Issy sad ,wo s6ss-rsa, n Kebkas A ksbAias &
hsfsrlssa TO ni.sssl, Csr.as.o ntsAst Jo.ssA Kss
issh Pstk Dr siisilsn, nrs fyiss so isfsss Miss
nssy Csebraa, n Isskveof sH1 is5y 70 Ds4isy "a
isay Or ysas Byrne Efwsrt rNsAs Jazss ~sls1n. Il,
Hssninss-n VsA is1y sa3 esis Mrs. Aasr.ys so .ss
ssr 4 III BrsAfsr3 fisay niss nsrrs bss1f~st ~.
yoss wssasn1ss NJ Y-xvss. ssssrs Es.->Si Ds,sx
ss1 f<vy u Ne tTUss.
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PorfEss Cosscls---zAs PrsxSsaf AAs snosuy
tseegsss ixsAse e. x<sises Coasai " sfss :: h.ss
- v-~,sa - ~ - As.s.s -. Ieys1r" ~. -. =
n1sss.
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Hro WOMAN CAN Nm Ugly WHO HAsrTsE TEErm,
~ a. Reus.sss Ths best ehsspss 80 80 ne.t . s,ss-
tsfs teeth MADE and inserted BY Dr. NAPOLEON PhE
fERRR Tey Ne inssrtsd vithout sxtrsssnE the aid
Isets cC py,sdvsy. .tgrnuiy Wo Crsaa styets,
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GPRING FASHIONS.
ID Of the very richest tansta
silk and universally alike superior In rchuss
and moderation In price, offered
Ladies call and ses 36l Broadway
DULPIN's SPRING MANTILLAs ARE NOW READY
ID for city retail trade and comprise matchles coeo
ta At dollars TO the most costly garments manuao
turcd @i Broadway.
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKER -MNR BoULLIER
Abgier from Paris continues give her special
tion TO- the most elegant and fashionable .tye Of dremak
Ing either for mourning xi,.ns ball opera dresses
OF Broadway.
lyts sgs Broadway have removed TO 6s They will open
this day Thursday April 18th, their spring fashions
head dresses Of the latest novelties imported the
west and most reohsrohe styles G93 Broadway between
NEW FRENCH NANTILLAs PER STEAMER ASIA.
and .s r.: miss. S isr M shs nsss
Mantslsts Pouik dc Sole et Velour.
hanteles Peulk dc Sole with rnges, ruies and other
MsnteIsts Moirs ANTIQUE
yantelsts More Antique OF Guipure.
Msntsiots hers Antique. With frinsss russ other
viii DO shown by DECK Co, Nc nd.y. the
and highly appreciated manufae.ars adapted
,dsrats prices. In addtontO the above. ). Beck Co.
FE EMBRoiDERED MUSLIN AND CHANTILLY
LACE MANTiLLAs.
.trely designs Also real Guipure lace mautins
mantelet La Fantasis,h in great assortment, suit
j. BECK CO.
m. 1856 and 7S3 broadway.
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Second Letter OF George Bandcss % the Dsmo-
craey, on Marcy and Cuba.
NKw YoRK, April TO- 1855

DFNocRAr-
America bsa set before the world two great principles
BY act In the law OF naturalization she procaims
a. the right Of seeking country choice and the
right of expstriAtIon which s inherent 10 Il.
Madison In 1912 wsnt to war with Great Britain to
mai.te,n the right Of British subjects 70 sxpatrsts
thsnlves Marcyin 1855 acts with the whole power OF
the fral government to restrain American citizens in
the esrcise Of such rights Espionage the order Of
the day and that for the benefit OF the virtu Isabel
la and the humane Concha Marcys appetite 10 excited
At the fruits Of being himself the grand informsr There
is something that smacks OF Cayenne In huutng 10
death popular movement. MArshais and district At
torneys Of the federal running hither
and hther led by Conchas spies conversations and
conduct noted; and any Of this nation Of citizen
soldiers should be suspected Of daring sssk fortun
and fame in ether lands with revolver pocket they
ere danger Of being arrested and imprisoned and,
should these brave and snterprsns emsrants escape
required 10 degrade themselves TO kdn appers,
and sezs ctizens upon the republican
Marcy may gory himself upon the golden op ATOMS he
ffcm absolute governments upon his successfu
Inauguration In America Of the Europexn passport and
the thought or thus rampling on American individual
rights The cherished privilege Of privacy nowhere
safe from governmental spies. Jesuit order rsgns.
Meanwhile, the hearts Of the nagnsnimous Cuban pa
trot families In midst who have been cruelty driven
from their lovely homes because under the influence Of
neghborhood successful example and intimate m
republic are wuns with Proracted anguish at the fatal
which reddens the mails from Cuba, aud at the
bloody cloud which hangs impending all they
love, arising, as they know from the vacilatons OF
Msys exterior policy and his interior secret co opera
's-ough Perry at Madrid, and with Concna at Ha.
note from a distinguished Southern
to the redress that should be dc.
ish authorities for The defiant out.
rpetrated on our nag, commerce,
GEO. ". SANDERS
ieyouth Of New Orleans, wrung almost
the butchery which the blood.
lille ~bo now rules Cuba had made OF
10 band, went TO ths Office Of the Span
aE ct from him the last mementos Of the
,roes, who had calamity met their fate
at the and upon being trihed with by the insult
ing Official tore down the royal escutcheo from the top
Of his toor, and threw the pavement few thousand
fega from shops kept BY spsniards pride and
sentiment could not be satised with the tender OF In
mnities for the property destroyed The Of
the republic had to boom submissive rcFsraon for the
insult offered 10 her colors, and hundred guns
fred for the steamer Pzsro she assembled the Msss
sipp bringing bach in triumph the offended Consul TO
hiG post.
What shall We exact from Spain for the tenfad wrongs
which she bss lately perpetrated upon usf'
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From the Albany JoufEai April 10
resolution wss passed by the Assembly, few days
since, directing Tire appointment Of q comnittss 70
quire nfo the aGsss and cement of certain buIb
ing aocAtcns In and shout the city Of New York and
10 rerort 10 the next legislature Messrs Jmm,rsoa
stuyv and Dixon appointed the committee
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n Tronsvpf Of last evening spears thus authors
tstvey, this subject Applications we're made 70
Mayer Psrnses On Monday, By several dealers for
nevsl Of licenses but the MAYOR desired 10 examine
the law he deferred his decimon until this osning
when he informed the applicants that be could not
new tbsr Aenses until the expiration Of thoss thsy
held the Arst Tuesday In May. when asksd vbs,her
he would thea grant rsDswnn, he replied that he could
not yet decide that he wished those snsaxsd the
bunsss 20 prepare stAtsmsnt Of ths amous, IL Their
snnusl receipts, and that he veud submit the vho.e
thing 10 The Common Council vhen ths mAttsr would bs
settsd the right 70 grant hesnses under city
charter Thus the Whole subject IL In very unssisf
state but updc,stand II The intsnton of the qu 3,
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