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suPREME COuRT-NAscn 10.

The General Term opesed proforma but further
adjourned Saturday when the OF williams foaad
suy Of Of ts vi by poison bat motion m ale
Tor ,l will probably be decided " also, psrhsps will
Be the Trinity Church case.
EXTENDING CANAL AND WIDENING wALKER-sr.
The Supreme Court have confirmed the report of
the Com this and ordered the improve eat
to place Of the parties opposed 70 Il have applied
20 the Cout Of Appeals motion made AZ the lass term
u stter Court ciss appeal the sround among
ohe that IL 10. sppeaiable case Arsumest was
heard the decision Of tn, Court expected the latter part
Of
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

The LieuoR BvsIsLss la the City Court, ys'tsr-
6sy be oO-ins .rr.gneS indictments fos
sl liquor wtlOat license; Etwrd PO~ers GsSrie. Iasss
ard JOba Riley s-versy pi--de< TO, gav Robert Roseh
John Eo'sr Jsnes ns5y Ch,r.s. stauwsth. Phe Bafke
ard n. Wei5e, esch pleaded say. Sea reserved
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MARRl

pOpGE-CfLLEY--At sr.tfort Via on Nentsy, woh
xr Aten Dodge late q Oregon Territory 10 n - ssnsv
Galley.
mfcHLyR-LacHES >Ue-At E,-ss resn - rs-s-
az evening hsrsh - By the a-s 0 q. sssss tssses
sehef Julia 0sly sasshtss of n.ssl Lshssosr ~ os
all q that plsee
RoYAEL-HUSrER-oa ssnds,. Asrrh n. ~ the Rec
II beschcr SIR John n ko,ssl Of kr0oslyn, 90 Mo
Louis. Henter Of Chester. t1s sod
JOHNSON CRIsrY-At Johasen VI. rhay-asy. hssh
bv he Rev JAM. DohsIy Mr. Ei@ors Johs.p 81 Vic
chester Me- TO Nj. Harriet ssser crissy, of the fsnsr
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SUPERIOR COURT-MARcH 70 Before Jutse OAKLEY.
Sill aGAIEsT EXPREss AGENTS.

Louis Etwstsdt sgt Adams Co.
To recover sI75, value of q diamond ling inclo,ed
m Iil por directed &c parry Philadelphia 20 te csued
.or shown have bean e At se ofaee oil Al
ana Co Cars and that the rog In iuestloa ~ con,
tanned receipt ven BY tie In the once OF
hsyl csiyed box. Il did MT reach 10 ssd rhsae
pbi. The JsSss considered the Express A5en" bsols
roiu "a sed that the suit has been egasry brought
should have deesres sssn.t defendants common c,uer
verdict stea for plsstiG 10 amount and Interest SAP
Get 20 the aon Of The Coarpaeipsy % E6s totn ID
-bieb the szis wa brought For pl.ntf Mr. D. A'aeJ
for cef. ndAnts Me,sIs Owen bets and Vose
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DIsORDERLy HOUSE "A distrrbance took plsce on
Sunday evening at the porter house OF Cahsse MOermo,t
No 25I West TssDry ftns' aud the sxteeath Ard 9c 3
men rallied in and qSeed IL The who hsd been
ceiling liquor without license and keeping on TIE ssboth
cotrsy 10 then requested 10 close her place which
a. oia f time but reopened hour ah-rwart
and the resumed Ths Pocs thea went
In md the keeper whom they orod so we'd away
A. ~. b.r They captured Rect Am farrell ROb..
Darn and several others who were taken before Justice Fear
~ - ,.suinsou The keeper locked ~, - answer
charge of keeping Giso;d.Tly house.
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HE law Of fixtures and other property partak'
ira both Of real ard pe,oaal n..ue. eoapns the las re-
lsnE 20 srne1soss to the feshSa In general as .
ueE charters hs,s looms &C. with appendix eoatsia-
practical rules directions rspscss the removal par
ysusop &c hxtqres tet~ssn Landlord and teatns
ana between CIT sors spa Incoming tnsnts By Joseph We
rad ESQ. bsuser stlsw from The latest fnGSa sda's'
with botss and reft eI 20 Austrian satbofities
By William Hss.,. counselor stlsw, second edissn Just
BAsk. 0ouLD Co..
No ~ Nassau e., New fork,
Ard No as Broadway, Albany. N I.
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81 50.-Will commence this day, eight new
wiring Glasses tn. nominal charge Of 9. % for the eoas
Of ten Lessons uib guarantees Of success 70 every plp
Bob k.epr reduced E.d this days HrrIA 70, pureu.r
OLIVER d. GcLDsxITH. No. S1 broadway
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The PHYSIOLOGICAL CABINET, 3O5 Broad
THOUSANDS Of BUsTs and Casts from the heads
Of the uos, dr eaked that ever lived; also SKULLS
Es~rtc. Mu .ri.s Prstss ROBBERS AzIiersrs sld Thieves
.so PAINTINGS and DaAwxSs Of eeeoi.ted nd
vau.s yirg ara dad Museum slwsysiTREE 70 visitors
Yx.nlnAiions. With ChAIts. daily, b. PVT YowLER
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

The Rev. Willism c. White. of Orange, \. has
..d sm.ion fou the Pastoral charge oftns Pre'bJersn
Church 10 that p,ee Mr. White the Oldest seued pastor
IN h- four Pre.bvteiss Of ios Third toarth
eoayp and newark HIS resignation vil give th.t di'siae
the Rev. DR.. hatsse. Of the Ciry Of New York
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CITY ITEMS.

TIKI EXTREME MORAL DRAMA. - The " great
"noral Drama of Buny ans Pilgrims Progress was
70 be produced last night at the Chestnut ST. Theler
ia Philadelphia. This is the first appearance of
that famous work n dramatic form-though, in fact,
il is intensely dramatic in is original form. But only
think Of the actors Of the modern stage in the sacred
characters of that immortal Dream The idea lie
ltsrpg, and almost suggests the revival OF the
"Mysteries Of the Middle Ages, when the most
solemn facts of sacred history-even the Cru dxion
al i the Resuuection-were not only the common but
n only theatrical entertainments known, and nearly
all the machinery Of the stsge was made from popular
descriptions Of heaven and hell.
MERcAyTILE LIBRARY LEcTUREs.-The third
Lecture before the Library Association, by DR.. X.
SoDeer upon the Eastern War;" will be given th,
evening, at Clinton Hall, Asror place.
The Ladies Union Aid Society, instituted for the
relief of the aged and inrm will hold an anuiversi
~ on Tuesday tbis evening, at half past seven
o'clock, in the Mulberry-st- Methodist Episcopal
Church. Among the speakers expected are, the Rev.
John p. Durbip D. d, the Rev. c. w. Betaune,
d. d., the Rev K. S. Foster, d. D..
The rev Union Club House, ia the Fifth.av, is to
be opened some time in April with grand cesbrs-
ton, to which Eve hundred guests are to be invited.
MnITARY.-The City Quad, commanded by Cspt
T. I. Ferri. made their sprirg parade yesterday az
terDoon attended by Dodworths Band. About J
o'clock, the corps assembled at their arnory, in
Broadway, near Bleecker-st, and thence paraded
down Broadway, through Wall, Pearl, Chaihsu and
other streets, TO the Grammersy House, where they
partook Of an excellent cold collation.. Returning
sgan to their srmory, the Guard we're dismissed
They paraded about seventy muskets. The Ci'y
Quad is one Of the Oldest military organiz atons in
New. York, and numbers in IL ranks some OF oar
moot influential and wealthy citizens The muster OF
officers is a. follows: Capt T. T. Ferris Let Lieut.
L d. Buckley; I'd Leu. Henry Spear; ID Lieut.,
B. G. Barney; ith Lieut., w. II. Draper; Quarter
master, A. j. Sparks Adjutsnt, J. N. Blstchford
Chaplain, A. Henriques; Surgeon, +. W. Fisher
Psymaster, VIM E. Burton and Drill Sergeant, D..
Morrison.
The Uniform Of the company 10 OF dark-b!ue c!'sa'
with gold trimmings, and bear-skin caps.
The PRrscoTr HousE TO BIZ CHANGED TO A GEN
MAN HorEL.-This elegant hotel has recently changed
hands, Mr.. Deit,, German gentleman, having Pur'
chased the ksss and furniture from Mr.. Wm- X.
Butts. The building Is to undergo some repairs ana
A. IL
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COURT CAIYNNAR

SgPrRroR CouRr-Thh Day -Four brsnche:.l -.
iles IN III! e i! ilsa g u. q. u ~ I pss s
r,. ss '1; iv,; ," r,s; isss iTlo. &c.
isss sts ms ss ia IN, IN. r,st i's. I'm, I'M
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Internationally

retired Clergyman ressofsd 10 health In fsv dsys sef
many yeSs Of great snxious %
the Of cure. " VI send tree the presSrpu'd 49,
receiving letter (post pad Direct g ne nov 'o"~
DASxALL, Ne. 81 uul;ot-t Brooklyn. N l.
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SIR: You do ne great injustice this morning.
Your report Of Leaycrafts complaint against me is
not fan report from the papers before the Justice
You sllude 70 a conviction for Iraui several years
ego This is not in the pspers before the Justice.
You say am charged with "pocketing the money.
Ny statement On the papers with the Justice shows
that paid over the money to my clients, and
have their receipts and wa1tet to show them at
onee but the examination was pu. of, against my
request The papers show that the money gas PAID s
sheriff sale and part Of II by the Deputy shenh hn
self and that received only as from LeaycTa Instead
s5s5 You jg,i If was guilty Of fraud several
yens wh:h 10 proper Tor me here to
opinion have su red the penalty u the "A for IT, dus,
sLier Gdonsl penalty ocss.i )nay during life a, the
hands Of the Press fol the ofene bold Judgment
assn Lesyors for balance Of S5 which ssoui b. glad
haze been se,upr.y careful in 81, to dessve the
coed opinion confidence Of al with whom come In con
hsy- los, the good will confidence OF mS
former per.onal seqn.ntncs centa Let yo1 70
Ieep your ey- on tots Lesysr.s and when it 4 end
sS vii SON :. sscesLed whether have
todys morey
III do nc, rcise ,igrSee cannot collect fro
reluctant btcr, the avs now are bat have never 10
know edge been accused Of poctetus noaey boosos
Others sefrieest only to Dotog OF hi1her
would prompt 70 promptly moneys cpilec ed
from this under all d,ovsn sod dsbl
ties have been able to do reasonable Of bus
intrs n specially, GEO ". NILES
FIVE O'CLOCK p HIhe h., been closed thi. sft-r
The pbsbs oupsel a. sb,ndsned the pros
snd 'h,t had been consulted the comp ~ouS
h4ye been msde You pehsps e.sy nsaae no
Jury have sustained Thousands who have
pap. I'D Others Of this morning will never know the hn'le Of
introeues no te.iimonv GEO. w NILES.
40. 5i7 BroadrGy, March 10. 1855.
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P,ss1yG CorYTERFEIT MosEY.-A German, named
Mari, va. yestedsy arrested ehuged with feonious
p..ns 81 eountertt bill 90 the Neeaati. BsIs OF ROW
S.pce / to David Tinbeis. 81 No. lis WsiherM he -
sl.o charged With passing ~ counterfeit bhi q SAN is
Frsnhe OF no IS Esse1 He denied Bis ga bat was ned
10 hail b., Justice Connolly TO answer the charge
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Police There was an uuususl amount Of business
teo. III. Bee re-r o. Jersey cry yesterday morning. mostly
the resu Of dissipation 90 Saturday
P.ck Mcysrfhy for drunkenness and dordery conduct
srt 70 the County jail for 80 Gays
arrested for drunkenness, aud esotterly
b. Ing conpsinsd Of BY her mother past recovery
Wa 20 the County Jail f5T 6 dayI
Jchn Mcclellan for drunkenness, was foed s.
George Wilton for dIULkennes eomnitted TO ths City
Prison for days
Psbiek Connsa for drunkenness, committed TO the City
Prison for one day
An irshman given fnei 80 for drunkennss
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ING Preparations were commsnce

YESTERDAY the sksd EshsImea Of Jersey City and ycnity
for the fshifs in New York By aud In The aion
River IL ;ectei tka. week the MARKERS wi be
Piled with North River sh.i II Is stated that Dr. Sase
c-vsht the first shad Of the Ia SewYork Bay Of
Staten Island Sunday morning It's wesh I've pounds
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PrBIIsHIsG OBSCENE NEWSPAPERS -Ptesco'. f.
B,u, aesed be the proprietor Of sasl seq 9as
ts... tnoun a. The BrcGld. Belle Bovery B9y and me
:. arrested BY Oaer Sp,cer bench warsa Issued
by Ike Court OF sesoS ehred With p1bhhlns and sos-
10 10 circulated BY new.boys these In 9r and ooscen
rrsSreop. he locked up In the Tcnbs In default u
= OO bail TO snswsT the Indictment
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Have you got it If BOT, 60 at once to ROor's,
No SO hcafv1y ard ret thsss rarrfcsn, PH1ro
GsaFHs sssz,. msse heEs AusaFs Of rieGrss
: q vesther
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Gas! Gas New styles Of Gas FIXTURES,
for u: s Is Of bed .sS:n I'd : es a. sss
Hss.lIes.shs ptSSt 4 Aacuss, WAAsss = w. No ~
DSssdVW.
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COMPLAINT DIssrssrD.-The charge Of conspiracy
70 Sf,ud ssinst Isaac veslhein Albert Cobn and Jacob
proaer h. been investigated before Justice Connolly and
The complaint dismissed the Magistrate deem'ns IL to DO
srobndesa
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HAVANA.
OF THE CAHAwBA.

The U. s. Mail steamship Cahswbs, Il W. Shu-
feldt. Commander, from NewOrleans the lltb and
Hayans the 18th. arrived here on Monday morning.
From Havana we Learn that the cases Of Pinto,
Csdalzo. and Pipelo, have been determined, by the
Military Court, with the sentenoe Of death to all
nsnsceDoiDg the decision of the Fiscal, which was
death to Ramon Pinto, ten years imprisonment Tor
Juan Csdalzo, and banishment for Nicholas Pihe'o'
The Corsus Of the diferebt foreign nations, resdiog
in Havana, proposed to cell on the Captain General
to induce slemeDcy toward the prisoners by commu
fstiop or that impossible thst the execution Of
the condemned shoud be deferred until the Govern
mens at Madrid could be communicated with The
CoDsuls we're refused Admission. II was beeved
that toe eeDsDce was confirmed On the 18th, and that
the execution Of Pinto would shortly take place.
Havana was quiet, and business improving. The
health Of the city perfect.
TIE L. S. steamship Princeton, Capt Eagle, was
at Havsns all well. Also the English man-of-wa
steamer Buzzard.
The Cahawba experienced warm and pleasant
weather from New. Orleans to this port.
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ARRIVALS Among the recent arrivals 10 town, we
notice tbs following:
At the HETRoFoLITky HoTEL-H. ". Dsmett Boston;
Pop CAhi Corpus ChEi.ii; c. Rseder, Baltimore; T.
Brise Buffalo, w Com Wee, Poni; Bushnell. III
J. A wh.eloes. Boaonj n Adams. "s'hns.oa
CIilds Pfsburg; Cary 1sip; ID Bo~ser, sslemi j.
w Murphy, Penn. J. w Brown, Cfoton Falls.
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ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON.

William Courtney, seaman OF the chip Roscius'
tried indie for rfctas severe and dangerous
upon the fist OF tss vessel Ia the river hrrsey
latter leaving Liverpool for New Yofs) ieb knife. I wss
,sd that the pOn-r bad been severely beaten the e.p.s
&C. effort the psr. Of hs deshse 70 pm
ss OfeDse here charged The Jary returned yerfi,s
Of guilty. vita srecotnmeD dstion 20 mercy
The prsoner also indicted for esdevor 20 make re-
volt which tried l.s but the Jury could not asse
la resEeet the Dset Attorney snssred noue pros
.9ui.
GRAND JURY This body, for March, having been
co. yet.d By the summopos Of some extra me .ace
Tht r,dsy in The judge said hs hae not
be LIST Of the n, Cs-nds but We
District Attorney woud submit them 70 the Crsnf JuJ
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BURGLARs.-Op Sunday night the residence Of Mr..
George Lyman No place entered By bursars
snc several articles including valuable cvero were taken
Thieves ALEC entered the residence OF Aid Joha II. Lyon
of fork and Warren Saturday nornlug aud
after rack up various articles to take =ay became sar ned
AID ltfL without th N.
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LONGEVITY "A colored woman has just died in the
Mort. County Poor House who STAINED the Of
hun dr,d ard fifteen Whes child abs stolsa fro
ard that the cehsrs took the 10 gels
frou Der She first brou .ht to seu'h COni ADD
from brought TO New Jersey where for time she
was owued She has been In Mors County
than sixty Fcar fenetausns of her Descendants
present her furers the dead and living ,sng 6se
iisrs Newark ally AdveftiseL
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The PRrscoTr Housr TO BIZ CHANGED TO A GER
MAN HorEL.-This elegant bOtel has recently changed
hands, Mr.. Deit,, German gentleman, having Paf'
chased the lease and furniture from Mr.. Wm. X.
Butts The building Is to undergo some repairs ana
viii, in Day or two, be reopeoed q AnsclAss asf'
msa Hotel, and called the " Hotel De Delts.
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U. g. DISTRICT C0URT-HAscH i9.-Before Judge HALL
DECISION As TO STEAMBOAT MASSACHUSETTS
~tk.l lt.r 80

In the matter OF tho cut by the Unlted Stafes 70
eorfscse this vessel the ground that she iatsntei %
the violation Mentality " the Y Lit ID
st.,e. The Court rendered decision this fo'eooon.
The Jude ssrsd that e the close of tbs Ia the
n,raon that fough be thSu1ht here
probable arestirg the steamer yet the evidence
sufficient 10 justify decree OF condemnaion bg az
Il which involved relations With foreign 10Y
eminent he would take further time O. deliberate spon It,
AZ the vessel Ia under detention sad subct - ex2en,
and los woud decide at early day Since that time said
the Judge deliberate consideration Of the case has ooy coz
frr I'd ny fret iDpresions and will therefore dismiss the
libel sanug the ususl certificate Of probable ea1ss Al
accordingly entered that tho ste.nb'st be cs'
CHARGED from ,fody.
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rAiyer,iseraenti

LHARY & Co., Art Hatters and Vendors TO Gen.
.szkp Stores Astor House, Broadway, y. Y.
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From Our Own Corespoudept.


from Our ovp Correspondent
HAVANA, "Wednesday, March IA, 1855.
Ibsve paid visit, since last wrote you, to
the Yocatan Ipdisos at the deposit ia the
Real Gale de Busnos Aires, but, to my great sur
prise and disappointment, found they do no' speak
Spsnjsb but the Maya dialect, which do MT
understand. One Of them, however, speaks
sort Of broken Spanish, aud from hin uader-
stood they had been forced away from their
homes, which Ia evidenced by their detected
looks, and by the fact that many of them have
not even az yet entered into any contrast
could not carry ny inquiries rs far "a desired.
am told by friend, who has dwet many years
in YucataD that it is the most difficult thing in the
world to get these Indians to leave their native
haunts, for which they possess similar attach
ment with that Of our own Indian aborgines! The
81 who last arrived in the YucatecO, On the 27th
ultmo, are all natives Of Merida.
Santa Anna received $3.50, 600 from Gircura &
Brother for certain number of these Indians, of
whom I97 have reached this Island. much fear
shall obtain positive evidence that these poor In
dams have been absolutely stolen from their native
land. Santa Anna, understand, has made another
contract to send all the prisoners in the Mexican
jails to this Island.
The steamship United States was run upon the
suDken wreck of man. ol-war, when leaving this
barbor for Mobile ON Saturday evening last, by
the Spanish pilot board. She remained fast
until the afternoon OF Sunday.
The trial of DIR. n. Pineo, j. Cadalzo and
Ramon Pinto, for conspiracy, took place on
Saturday and Monday last My business
avocations prevented my attendance. i under
stand. however, that out of some twenty charges
preferred against t into, lie was only enabled to
cOniute three. The onus of dsproying any charge
made here strangely enough according to our
views of justice, appears to rest on the accused.
All the three prisoners were ordered to sulier by
the "vile earrote." There however, appears to
be an impression in some quarters, which trust
will, for humanitys sake, but which fear VIII
not, prove well-founded, that Gen. Concha Will
not suffer this sentence to be carried into execu'
tion. The Spanish residents here, however, who
have become volunteers, declare they will throw
down their arms unless the three unhappy pris-
Oners are garroted, and l dread the scene OF
blood of which fear these executions will prove
but the commencement
The weather for the past ten days has been
ouite summerl like and delightful. l passed
most agreeable hour last evening, the first for
long period, promenading the Plaza, with some
ladies, who, with " Your Own Correspondent u"
are lovers of " good music"
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PUBLIC ScnooL EIAxrsArIos-A public ersni-

ftBLiC SCHOOL EAAAtsArfos-A puosic e&sni-
patton Of the Female Department Of Ward School No.
IS located in Thir9eItbst.. the SIta-av., was
held yesterday by S. Randall, City Superintendent,
in the 'eserce Of J. Miller, DIR. Bsscle, and j. De
Lans;er Members Of the Board OF Eiu,atoni
Mes'r'. L W. Stevens, and VIM. Tayler, and Jo-
seph Mcheen, late City Superintendent.
Tie first class wss examined 10 Reading Spelling,
Grammar, Practical and Mental Arihme,ic, Algebra,
Ancient History, Physiology and Astronomy; and
the second division Of the same elias. in United S.tes
History, Arithmetic, Geography and E,ymolosy.
TIE secord clsss was examined ia Reading az
Spelling, and the second division Of the same in
Gran NAUTICAL Definitions.
The examination, in every respect, ws very credit
able to all parties interested, both teachers and
sctolsrs. About 800 misses were present this nun.
Der being the average attendance. Several compo-
siions were fesd by the young ladies, and e1-
celleDt specimens Of painting aud fne sr.i.,ic work
were exhibited.
Tie exercises were enivered By singing, and must,
on the pano-forte, by the pupils. This department
is under the charge Of Miss Su.an Wright.
A Coop WoRK-The American and Foreign Emf
grant Protective and Employment Society is quietly,
but with energy and success, prosecuting its truly
pbilaDthropic mission. In ADDITION to the number Of
unemployed poor which il has been instrumental 10
sending into the country, its plan OF reform in the
mode Of receiving and Diminishing City domestics is
being cerred out with encouraging results. The
and spacious room in the Bible House. Astor place,
are crowded with do0sestics seeking situations and
with citizens who resort thit aer 10 obtain help. Tue
Con mtiee Of the Bible House at frs! heiiaei abou,
renting the premises for the purpose but under tie
excellent management which is observed, they ind
they have occasion for regret. BY recent arrange
ment with sn tx ensive Clothing establishment the
females while waiting for situations, will be aged
in vest ard panaloons- making. A library If books
also is being collected for their entertainment and i'm
provtment None are admitted TO sea. in he Office
until their characters have en- obtained by direc,
correspondence with their former employers, and tha'
families ale protected much possible sgans, the
intro6 uction OF Immoral oome-tics Agreesbly with
the expressed wish Of number Of the citizens of
Brooslyn, branch office is about to be opened in
that city, We are requested to ask book Publishers
and Others to contribute suitable books Of q non
sectsrian character to the Socieys Library At the
Society's Lower Office. No. 81 Greenwich st., male
servants, farm and ether labofers, mechanics fe
male domestics newly arrived, and children 10 be
bound out, can alsays be obtained. The Managers
express their thanks to newspapers and magazine
publishers for liberal weekly supplies of tser publ
cations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

MKRcAsrILE LIBRARY LEcruREs.-The third
Lecture before the Library Association, by DR.. K
SoDger, upon the " Eastern War;" will be given th
evening, at Clinton Hall, Asror place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20

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