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to 'bo crops Of po;sos AMI other crops il Will be
p,ed upon
The prCsytct Of good peach crop 10 jersey il do
cdecly good. TIE buds are uncolnm ,nly back ward,
which all insure them sgain.t Injury from fros-
l. il but fer 10 remark, that every hing else is
equally backward.
In the central part of New-York account are not
favorable fr good yied d peaches. TIE Utiea
O5sfrrer says;
"Ola peach trees are il no. killed by the cold
weather q Cus b; 10 be et lest badl7 damaged. ii a
limb Il cut black aud sspless good il seen, iDste ID
OF The ususl redoi-h white coor Young trees that
were lad down covered up by the sDoS, or straw
come out safr aur unframed"
Tie PsJ,, ei Dispatch says that pea sb-trees that
we're repor = d. id, turn out only ackwsrd and
now full Of promise.
Upon TIE whole we think the fruit crop to be q re-
msrssbiy good one.
Jbe prospect for potatoes is not good, bacsuss TIE
price Is exceasvdy high that farmers will be
siabily tempted to psrt with those that they should
plant the msevts. The Journal, o! Evansville, Ga ,
says:
"Ibere is reason 70 epprehend short potato crop
Ia this State toe coming seasOD ia consequence Of the
scarcity ard bgb price of seer, many OF our arnsrs
DO usually produce large crops Tor market, we're
Obliged to puIcbsse sst fall fer the use Of their fin
lies at 81 10 81 80 per busbe AM row potatoes csH
scarcely be had a, any price We hear and see Of
sal.f bfng for ed at from % b g pc. blshe
ard but very few 10 be had even 81 thst'
Ibis IL so much above our own enormous prices
that we bsve nothing more to cay about dear pota
tees but desr they are everywhere We advise the
psniing Of unusual s,ge qusn'iries With the full a.
sura, &C that the crop VIII be q profitable one.
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FIRES.
Local Inspectors OF steamers tor Porte o
To HEsaS J. REDIIELD. ksl Collector. &c

TIRE IN TENTH Az. AND FoRTr-sINrH ST.
About O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out
in stable on Tenth-av., adjoining the corner OF
Forty si1ib.st. The flames communicated to the cor
ner house, which, with the stable was almost entirely
desto Dyed notwithstanding the effort, Of the frenen.
4 borse and thirteen hogs were sufocated it being
impossible TO rescue them rapidly did the flames
spread. The property wss Owned by Andrew Han
incline, whose loss i, about 81 800. Insured $3.50 in
the Greenwich Insurance Company. The fire is be-
lieyed 10 have been the work OF an incendisry.
FIRE N SAssAU.sT.
Yesterday morning, about II o'clock, quantity
Of rubbish on the root of the building l2l Nsssau
II. took FIRE from some csuse unknown. The hsnes
were speedily ex,isgushed with few psils Of water,
snd before the building had sustained any damage.
TIE FIRE ciused an slarn to which the freneu Ct the
district promptly responded.
FIRE N RIyISGToS ST.
At l2i o'clock yesterday afternoon fire broke out
in the carpen,er.shop of w. Ackers, corner Of Rv-
1gton end Orchard sts The building partially
consumed before The remen could arrest the progress
Of the hsmes Loss between 500 and $500.
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rough hsndling. The speaker said Mr.. R.ynoni
had, over and over again, pledged himself =
the Temptrsrce party. snd be nominated
and elected by that party TO the Li-uenan. Gov
CT ortbp Now be blows hot end cold on the
Maine Laws in favor Of a Prohibitcry Lac,
but thinks this Law sut Just the rig1; tning Now
En- Dlo like to know why Mr. Raymond. who had
good hsTe OF the say in framing this laS, ddot IN AXE
Just such one 81 be could suDpOu cOoseiso, )lsy,
and in sccoIdsrc With his pledges 20 the Temperance
party. / worked hsrd 10 elect that man; when j.
conts to voting again !, with good msny more,
will vote ticket, but his name xont be or IL. APP
plsuse But if you want good, sound Temperance
nsn-a man thst you always be sure toes the
usk-you We got 10 20 for Horace Greeley, sud he's
the man, and 10 mistake Ga Temperance old Hpr-
ace and THE TRIBUNE can't be best. Applause.
Other speakers followed, and after singing tenn
Iersnce ode the meeting broke up.
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Ny dear, dom. say "tae, d" say "narrstiyer said
a modest lady to her little son, who vas relating
very Interesting tale he hso just real 10 ne "a Der
While the little fellow thinking of his mistake
the old house dog walked 10, shaking his tail aud
LOOKED quite famary at the boy, who exclaimed:
ana, make SaDcbo quit shaking his narrative"
LIQUOR LAW IL ENGLAsD.-In the British House
Of Commons, the 30th Of NJ arch last, there were
foar peiiioIs each numerously signed presented by
different meuhers, sgainst the sale OF intoxicating
liquors on the Sabbath day.
Tbertx Anpusl State Fair in Illinois is 10 be held
in Chicago on the secObd week of October next 1t
will be good one no doubt, for Chicago nss just the
spirit ard PRIDE To do her part Dobly.
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CHILD PRISONERS IN NETWORK.

The ordnance sgsinst encunbsrng the iieyalks
ought to be brough into play for the removal Of the
men ard women who squst the stree.-corGers, and
Ieddle poison TO The yOung. These persons depend
for their custom, for tie most part upon young chill
drep; grownup people would not think Of buying the
stuff that they offer for sale. Their commodities
sst of common gingerbread, col,red candies, fe y
apples snd pea nuts; or a stuff called icecrean In
the fist place, supposing the wares were OF good
qualify AID not luxurious to health, by exposure in
the open street they become covered with
pound Of granite, manure and other ab onin stions
that 90 TO constitute gtreet-dust. Everybody kno
that whateyer is covered with this dust is unfit for
food, and, indeed, Ia little less than poisonous. But
the articles not Wholesome in themselves. The
candiee compounded Of sugar, -four, aud plaster
Of Paris favored with some acid essence, and col-
ore often with poisonous MISTER. II is we'll known
that some coDftctoners, TO produce bri.nt and
attractive color in their candies, do no, s,ruple 10
ute the most powerful metallic oxides, which when
taken into the stomach, evenin the minutes. quantity
contain ed in a cents worth Of andy sometimes pro-
duce nausea aud vomiting. Then the stuff called ice
cream is no LEGS injuriouE-s frozen conpouod Of
four-paste ard sFill- milk with sugar, s,ii,
and other vile ingredients, served up in glasses,
with BRAS or pewter spoons. Ii can scarcely be
doubted that this stuff is the primary cause o crest
msDy cases Of fs'al Illness every sumner. Little
children attracted by such wares and if not fur
nished with pocket money By their parents, these
pedclers Will often temp: them TO beg money OF per
soDs in the street, and ever induce them 20 steal
pennies from their mothers teach them, when seat
on an Grand appropriate portion Of the change
from the grocery ard tell their parents they b ID los,
it, or steal various things from home and sell them at
the junk-shops. And these only few Of the vile
practices which these hucksters tesch TO children
We have resson 10 believe that through these huck
s.eI-women nc. few poor girls hsye come to be
prostitutes, and many boy, no doubt, has been
brought to the peniientiHy. The fact is, they not
OF " poison the stomschs but il TOO many Instance
as parents in this city can testify, they de2rave the
morals of children, and lead them early into temp'a'
lion.
In view of there offences sgsins. the morals aud
health of little children, well as the fact OF the
general LEGALITY Of sire tpedding, it would be wen
for the Mayor to break up the entire business. II
the parties must pedde, let them put their wares IN
baskets and deal within doors among sduts ins'ead
Of Iyipg in wait for children 81 the street corners,
squsttpg like Iosone spiders hehind their webs, cal
culatpg how many pennies they can gather from eacn
merry group that psses. Green fruit will soon os
here, and, as usual, long before zane man would
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

TIE LAW APTLIED.-Tne folio Eiug report 10 Mr.
Collector Redield shows that although rot perhsp'
generally known TO the community, wholesome laws
e1sf, and are enforced for the preservation OF the
lives OF passengers on steamboats,:
OFFICE or Local INSPECTORS, I
NEw-YoRK. April %, 1855
SIR: We have the honor TO report that charges
were preferred against John Low, ffthcass lie snsed
engineer on board steam boat Spleodid, for nss-
gence in thai he permitted the water in her boiler to
fall below proper level on two occasions.
Al parties and witnesses were daily summoned be
fore the Inspectors, and the csse was heard on the
18th iIst
Negligence in one instance rss proved in 80 far
thot the water on h watch fell below the level of the
lowest gauge cock. II, however, was not proved
that the water was less than thres inches above the
tues.
The Inspectors therefore, having power Of suspen
zion or revocation only. do hereby suspend the
license of the ortsaid John L. Low, for four months
from May !, less.
Respectfully your obed ent serv.ut..
fSsned) JOIN VI. WEEKS.
HENRY B. KkNNICk,
Local inspectors OF Steamers tor Port, OF ce~fo's
To HENaS J. REDFIEID, ksl Collector. &c
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juvESuy THiwrs -rhres bows. usmst rh5ms-
MeGrSih Hem Tbc-rsen snd fshr Srth s'r.ixaea
before Jasce sahn --ss fr fottas toe
IN 80 stop of Nfs julia k0zsr No Ws,sr. n hs
Of as ~ sp9ese- p th~ ssd-res. ,t hs re
sntsg TIE ~oralf d1-sf0c sfua saoAer o. party
hrsif sbogt fs- ceuafcr tie tai stsasrs
tss-E 70. an ~ NET tsy-ut 10 is
tecii-g hin Oo hsr sasrisio.s th-y ,hs
Fer vhsre they srssisi by OScsr Besel o. thu
eeccut Di'iei Poce stc The Uotcy ~sl ua1 Of
them Ire ryoe1ee b-og conclusive ts-y ssc-nsi
~ ca simp.ocmsnt 20 the se itsot.siy
TIE CorRTS The Court Of Oyer snd Terminsr
s>ntled yesterday hs ofths
Grsuo Ur' but thai e'sy MT having eoGesossihs tgas
bsfore the N, the Csut ''oGrt I'd tl aeAt Ta,sssy
The Circuit curt proceeded With tie Of sne reserved
cases
The Cal pa. fer this Dc, euSrs,s Nos 20 to "a iseavs
DRUsKssSEss on SUNDAY An uausuA M nb~
Of are sst su- th- saturday -veaior
psevous for ana hshrns Tsey nhr 81 in
no.t Of bcrn 6u@i IS ant fe~ cschsrsei.
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CARSON IEAGrE.

Tie Carson League held public meeting last
evening in the ectureroom OF the Mercantile Libra
~ Astor-psce for the purpose Of explaining the OBJ
jeoi Of their organization. An address having been
delivered by The Rev. Dr.. CHAPIS, the Secretary
made few statements. The chief objec, is 70 obtain
resble proof of breskers of Law in selling intoxica
pg drinks The League sctiug as private police
They have not found disposition TO give them much
facility on the part Of the Disuic Attorney; still,
bout che hundred csses hsve been indicted by tbs
Grznd-Jury; about ore hundred and fly cases were
brought into the Mayors Office, and thence to the
District Courts. where in some instances the desks
were found insecure and the documents were lost
but that would not make much difference as the ory-
inai- are preserved TIE intention is to perssyese and
bring every case 10 iustcs The law shall be tired
betseen let NJ sy and 4h July. After that date the
question shall be fully tried as TO whether foreign
lqaors be sold all the City after being taken
out Of original packages.
Col. SNOW made short address, and collection
was taken up in aid OF the League
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TEMPERANCE IN THE EIGHTEENTH WARD.

A good old-fsshioned Temperance meeting was
held at the D.milt Drpenssry, last evening. The
room was crowded with mechanics aud their wives
and children, who listened to the speakers with much
esrnestne.s, applauded vehementy when the speaker,
or bis senn ents deserved H. yhed heartily at the
jokes, and joined with spirit in singing the tenn
perspce songs. The chair was occupied By
Mr. EDsEY and Mr. c. &. NORTH led of the speak
ing They were followed by Mr. Isaac OLIVER, who,
in hs blunt but vigorous way gave lew Opinions
about matters ano hngs relating TO prohb lticn, AM
the way il ought to be supported by tho people.
Speaking of newspapers, he referred TO The Hrsis
Of year since when article after article appeared in
that sheet in favor Of the Maine Law Nov, with its
The rumsellsrs. Then The Times came IL for little
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BrRSrn TO DEaTE.--Coro-er Hilton I aid 81 in-
,us- re,,.rGsy .. No - Cesr. the bow o. ehd.
sfar. OF .e b.ree Andrew Sizes ~ho t-- rrc nsht
or bnsns dsy sv1ri lt spqes-s ihat she
chn4 sarfirz -t0T- wh-n g1s o. ~iad oi-~
do1r the chimney fare pfocc-ficg troT fe- stove
fh IA. .pr- mnlrect b. 49,, envelope "a rs-s
His rotter cane dtsly ari dsshd pail Of water
hc thus the ire Bat 100 a'e g. svs to
life 81 hs.sz Tue C9rsasrs Jary rsHesred verdict ~ see
g.rfaf fa.th
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRgTESsEs A msn named
joseph Ycurg yesterday arrested eh'raso win hsvns oy
petsrss obtsrec jswel-y 70 the value o. ~ ifc
Nj. s.rpsb Fai,rsvs IL appear. he asked her
lean Of 8; heinz unable TO giant bis request 81, iea'
him her sge!ry 20 pawn which she srNes be never re-
turned The .ccused he'd bail by Justice Connolly -
krsver he charge.
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CHARGE OF ENBEZZLEMESr.-Eugene Cheyafer,
nov xae,,ed cbsrssd with emteIr'irg s25 bel rgios
70 bscsme Barnett miller Of So 81 5iosdsay The &C
borret xiih Sc had .te fo customer snd Sas u.truc.
ted 10 collect SIS crit which IL sesed Ne I'D but failed
20 account for. he committed BY Ja'u;s psfas'a'
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oue, Il usids l. srd upon to bo'y Of A-n IA
sy r.ive Of Ireland 81 years Of who died ton birn'
.d.pfsly ecey,d co s.teIcsy her clo.hns tsVg acsi
Ser,,iy en- h contact = ith .tsnss ~hls sh- etgsst
in tie fsrv department II Of The public ins11o1s
Ths jury rendered verde. Of accidental death
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Form DRowSTD The body Of ST unknown man
f-,ps drowned the foot OF 4 Seo'y
,xhst s-5 a. iucues ~.s bed upon u y Cbfoo7r
Eito, The boiy much cecsyeS snd spp.s'ec o
rave b-eu in TIE Sster several ~s- TIE Jay rturnet
ss6ist OF seh from unknown causes sut supposed 20 be
from browning
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FoUSD IN A TRAP -Sslo Sspsh colo;ed water
al No lC fret founi O'Clock day N 1-nos
with bis fast 10 TIE gratiog leading into tie eela IL
anresrs late eGde0ied enter to- house
bv emo,rE toe stating rather than wske tie fani Bis
hare, terribly ceEssi ana he aIea to sas Ae~
York Ec.ritsl
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PHOTOGRAPHS.-Ihe speclmt ms shown by ROOT
are in advance Of al compeion Stop 81 No 1858 Sroacssy
and see them Perfect pciu 90 taken, ain Or shns
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fAfvertissL-nti

GEEAr AUCTION SALE OF
THEE Vu>DR,D AND FIFTY CRY LoTs N DUBUQUE,
On the lc,b, ll'b and i2'h M,y, 1856.
X. Cox AactioDeer.
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yARNIsH FAcToRY NUIsASCE.-Soms two cozen
the u..hhorho,S 81 te vsrnish factory il Forty
fourth Ct Seventh sud Eshhzvs rstto the Mayor
70 ahae OF tat establishment reg -, IN ct.e
q Re l. would orrn up the whole n-shborhood s,d thw the
sie uc .l,r reTesp;bls for nesrs hat nue.
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BLAKF's PATENT FIRE PROOF PAINT, No. ll9
Peul-s,-ses nisg head Of Paints
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FROM BRAZIL And THE RIVER PLATE.
rdenee Of The n. Y. Tribuns.
UNITED STATES FRIGATE SAVANNAH,
RIO DE JASEIRo, March u, Is,

UsHED STATES FRIGATE SAvAsyAH,
RIO DE JASEIRo, March u, 1855
The Savannah is going to Montevidoo on the 18Th OF
this month. There is some kind Of row up the
river The Paraglsyisns fred into the steamer
Waterwitch, and think will have to g, there sod
seipe the question The sloop of war Germantown
sailed this morDisg for the River Plate The steamer
Mississippi snived here the 9th inst and sais for
the States in q few days.
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MARRIED..

pArEGlTe-BECK-O we,nss1sy Asrii Is ~ ne
psy " Tbonp.oo Mr. Charles Ba,asste. o.! hHthsS"""
Mis HsIioa 9sek, etths Guy
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WINDOW SHADES at Wholesale for Cash by
Woopyo,pS WtMPtE No SO Cattauoest \ Manu-
ctureis OF WINDOW shedes 'Dd Tsbe 0C)ye which they
offer AZ prices tc snit the times
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

oru WORLD. OE rHH sLAvEHoLDLR's DAUGHTER limo
20 Sn Miller. o'top Mailman
The success of A." Uncle Toms Cabin, " Ida Nay,
sd other popular liberation, OF American Slavery,
a. probably b,en the motive for the composition Of
az volume Ii consists Of series Of loOss sketches
,ey iDar,ifcaly srung together. with scarcely the
snbarce Of plot intended 70 represent tue N An
s1 Of Southern lie AID the socisl iohlence OF tie
las.iiuiion q slavery. However sudsble the nteo'
ions OF the author, unable TO compliment hi
"a the msDner in which he hss accomplished hls
b,k The volume ia written throughout in tone of
osebsive 1sgeerston-reIyrg for effect on scenes
tbst bear the stamp of iDprob4bility-and sho Fios
,siber insight nor disori binaion 10 the deiine4on
,fcharscter In point Of style, il is tediously dis-
fu,e. aoounoIg in grammatical impropris,ies, and
esen falling into coaJseLess aod vnlgarity Of lac
rssge The failure Of the work is more conspicuous,
,hen CONT ased sh the able productions alluded to
above AID soeasured by the ignorance Of the cause
(which il II such feeble advocate.
rpE HISTORY or SWITZERLAND. For THE SWISS
PfofLF bs HrIsRcH ZscH0KXs. Translates by FssN
eIs GroRcE sHAw. llmo, pp 40 c Francis q %
TIE struggles for popular liberty which dista-
euib the annals OF the SEiss, are related in this
yolume with viyidDess and mastery effect. The
,,e il picturesque and forcble. Toe narrative I'VE
70 tsnfpsrent stream, broken occaso1aDy by az
appropriate reflection suggested by the iocidenos Of
DE story In the original the work is used as text
beck in uos' Of the Confederate Cantops, and occu
ps Gu honorable place in the historical literature Of
Buope. Dir Shaw is well known as a graceful aud
sccurat translator Of several important French works
ard be- hes maze judcious seec,ion 10 bringing the
treent volume before the Doiioe Of the American
public
TIE UOEr FRFUL ADVENTURES or CAPTAIN
PRIEST ~ the suthor Of A etrsy Yankee ia Texssn
inn pp 3S5 Re'felo.
The character Of this writer for racy humor need.
m iodo,s4utni. His book touches on an endless va
,ei, of then es but they all sford rich materials to
bis isuebiei loving genius. he is equally at home in
sladicrous description or a funny snecdote and the
reader il search of Amusement will here find ample
store Of bob kinds.
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ARnrvALs.-Amopg the recent arrivals in town we

ARRIvALs.-Among the recent ARRIVALS In town we
notice the following: 49,
a, ,.a N,rxopoItr.y HorEL-Nr stocekl, Russian Mia
,.s, W,shinstop; ~ Bodsco Russsn Leestion, AIMING
ton; judge Edwsras Mount Pie.sansi John C1s.ldy m
ciIpai; Dr. J. Gre.n GTo,on ass. r. root ~ q
N W P,eher ,iforris; II Reynolds, Roeaeser; w b
phillips yiIrni.; T. h Psndlston, ~.shinstonj p,r
Geneva; W II. Brown Chcaeoi Robert "lsoa, LIMOS
NJ Pratt Msss.ehuset1; Joha MAGE, Bath Dr. "n D
Fotbes n i'adelphlA.
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RAISING TIE PRIcE.-Tne following NOTES.-The
Aston. the St. Nicholas, the New-York and the Gar
eneor-raise the price Of board to-day from % .
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-01

We learn that Mr. Paul Arpln h's entirely broken
off biz connection with the new Franch Journal IL
Progre,, for which, up TO The l7th Ill, when III
teparaion took place, be prepared the articles OF
American affairs viii, appeared in its columns. He
absence nus, be serious lcss 10 the ree.er' OF ina
Journal. We believe II. Arpin hsd no personal ia
tefest whatever in It's pecunisry success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-17
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-In Senate several River
and Harbor bills were made the order of the dav
for next week. including the bill for improving the
mouth of the Mississippi. The Senate resumed the
consideration of the bill increasing the compensa-
ton of Judges and members of Congress. MI.
Johnson gave notice of amendment to fix the
salaries of members of Congress at $780, exclu-
sive OF mileage. No action was taken on the pend
ing propositions until the Senate passed to an
Executive session.
In the House the bill to pay OF the Texas creditors
was referred to the Committee of the Whole and
after some unimportant business the House wen,
into Committee OF the Whole on the Pacific Rail
road bill. Mr.. Benton spoke for a considerable
time, and was replied to by Mr.. McDougal Aftei
Mr.. Med. had concluded, the House proceeded &c
vote. Many amendments were rejected, and the
discussion upon new propositions is going on as the
dispatch is sent off.