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FROM NE HAVEN.

Correspondence of The " Y Tribune
NEw-HAyES, Monday, March 20, 1885.
Through the rerseveripg Efforts OF our en.e'prslpg
and pubic-s9irited fellow.citzen, Joseph Sheldon,
ESQ we have been favored with an extra series Of
Lectures, popularity termed the Peoples Course,
which have been the great of attraction of the
season. The speakers were profoand and vigorous
thinkers, end bold and brlisot speakers. We may,
Nxever, be allowed TO make one exception In favor
- '''n.virginsn wto made attempt to prove tbs,
fig Society was failure" 1t was certainly the
sie es -ce ever enacted in our city in the line OF
rscom,wer ds announcement Of the subject aud the
.sVSnrcs Of IN OF the gentleman, drew large at
| M ,hev of coSst citizens. Dat of compliment TO
tnre would ever did not leave, but ne su,h lee
man. When Vireini> tolerated from Northern
viii stand higher than an make similar boast she
We are just spproschn,w does
hone again 10 give our vocaother election, when we
ton. OF the candidates from tknst ths AaminisIrs-
Woodruff has come out and ahisuct 10 congress
pcsed TO Slavery. Arnold his opced himself op-
and-out Administration man and froent, IS an out
lean tba, he has made his boast thS be Paoers We
district If IL costs him ten thousand douAcEry the
the opposition the friends of freedom havsSaeh IS
here meet
The prize debates in cur literary societ es conn
with College have just taken place. Ind the prd
announced. They were spirited, aad many a.
speecheswere made. The prizes ys.pged f,om TWEEN
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURES.
Especially Reported for The n. Y. Tribunal

Especially Reported for The N. Y. Tribunal
SENATE. ALBANY, March %. 1855.
REPORTS.
larvs number of local bills were reported com.
',e and orde red tn third residing.
Iir MUNROE-Favorsb'y to authOsue Asylums
N Mud out orphan children. The same, 70 extend
ne time for the construction OF the > a's~ Island
1lrosd. - ~
at Lebanon SPriDgs
NJ, BROOK 7. ported bill relative to Insurance
,omnanies. with the following provisions
The act entitled An Act 10 provide for the In.
corr, .mended by dog Thereto the following elton
~ Any nsur company heretofore ineorpo-
.tsd by aud 10 oreiaion haVos however 10
49, .rsns n .,.nee and havlsg m plaes OF bane 10 the
Civ e NewI incfeSe n csP,A OF tand on the
INIT OF stes profits which Il Ia permitted
81. Tor the seeufiy Of lie dealers TO any amour
hhh shsi Be deemed peoent by ITS Board Of pro
dsA thai there be Ia the chatter OF neh nasns
limit adm OF its capital OF OF "a
Of prod which has the pbser %
retain kuch increase shs take pace unless ~re
under the corporate seal Of the said "a
by revolution OF the lizard Of Trustees or
ss Of he Coptroef OF this Stats And provided that ii
rsv,ge OF obtsiDpg prohs mion Of dols's Oh
be exeied BY npsny avsups iise OF the Prov
ion OF this until sofeest sun shall have been sp7he
nv sueh socoE5Ug 70 the provisions OF Its charter
sd the redemption Of al eerh:ses on premiums hsretoio
Issued and ou,s'aDopt
= Mr.. MUNROE-To extend the time for the co np
lion Of Divisionsv. Railroad, Kings County.
The two bills legazing the action OF the New for
Board Of Supervisors were ordered to third reading
Mr.. WILLIAMS a.ked consent TO make motto
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DE SCENT UPON BOB WtLLiS'S GAM
BLING-LOUSE.

lat night, about 10 O'Clock, Sergeant Leaef's' oil
r.s serve Ccrps, with Ais squad oi otiiseFS maze
dissent upon the rel-kaown gambling hose oil BOP
Wills. No $40 Broadway De~y opposite the o.
Nichols Hotel. Tie ofice-s, en- reaching the ae.
q O,utlers found me outer door open, AMI pusheh
on 10 the mex, one, which Wa fastened. Iney eve
a sep;ee rap, which brought out WITS, VITO ssAea
Via. ,tey vsntsi The officers replied ih@ 'aey
wish cd to 20 Il, bat Wills had bis suspicious aroused
s,s refused TO admit thea. Having no time or ? ar
hyipg, the officers turs. open two doors 81. iu'ae@
I'D stairs. led BY Willis, who was in fevS'sn ''A,e
81 e1cj,eu ent. He was the first me1 arrested
ard ten followed the csp'ure o. "Oors
West. George Highly, Edward W1iani' zen
;auip H.skiDs, Edward McCeo, Charles mud
son and Frank willard, late OF o.lifc'n% Inc
nri.oper. were taken to the EisA:h "ard o'e'''n
Uos.e and liyen into the custody OF Captain ia'n
bull. for sate-keeping till this morning Wheh 'hs;
will be sent before the Mayor for eraninanOn' ~
was on warrants issred By Mayor WOOD IN 'u7
arrests were made. II was In WILLIS house 'ha'
uan living in the upper pH. Of the Chy' 'ons W.
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Up ibis date 18th March the ps'ent month the receipts
will 1883 H. from which TO be paid ufe.
men. S2o; TO Deputy. sll6 81, leaving deficiency Of
&43 u which 10 be deducted from the previous
the Heath Dficer
Acd to ,te above fees PAID at Quarantine by cosng ee
cot eI tern 4 at.ho Custom Dcuso $500 So
ce1t' that fbe above correct sIatsment according to
the beet Of my knowledge ind belief
Sworn to beioie ID tbs HcNhY e. BARTLETT
10Th o. ksrcb, 1851 hesth.O Aicer.
Q. bNwOoD, Nytary Public.
The rern-iuder Of the session spent on private
c'eims ano matters Of little Importance.
AFTERNOON SESSION 49,.
Private claims were az ain tske- -. J.. .,i " 80;
The Mat,opoIis~a na~-Lgut Company Dill reported
complete, and the New \ ok Hsrbor Encro scnmeGt
bill was pafsed.
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HAVANA.

The steamship Philadelphia. from New Orleans
Goth. ard Haysna 2ad inst, p. ST , arrived LAST
night. We are obliged 10 PGrser Cufrogton for
papers.
We do not find any negs OF importance 10 our files.
The execution of Ramon Pinto convicted Of consprs-
CIV against the State, aud sentenced by a Council Of
War to be garro.ed took place Oh the morning OF the
22d.
The tidiogs of the death Of the Car were received
" with measure of reserve" in memory Of the Sc
yastopol hoax, and their confirmation By the next
arrivals at New.Yor anxiously awaited.
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fixing the time when the vote shat be taken On tie
Temperance bill.
Mr.; MtNRoE objected Subseq uently Mr.. n.
M; LANeiNG renewed il. Mr. l.. s.sbseq1snly
Mr.. WILLIAMS then moved that tbA so..' vote be
taken 81 r. NJ, Tps'day next Adopted.
NJ. SPECIAL ORDER.
MI WATKINS in the Chair The Committee .ook
up NE biil relative to savings Banks
- tatuoh Institutions m.y make lo.-s or bor IL
- f 'y'e on unineun cred resi- estate STATE
80 oonoe the sne mt thereon; ALEC on tni,ed
TO be baDk eu9eiint. nc emit &c F
Vn uotlon Of Mr. PR ATT the provisions Of ,hs
OH we're madeto spply only to Chartered Savings
ordered to third resdioe
lbe bill fprbdding Banks, formed under the {; an.
1al Baking Law, losning money on their own cspi
TAI STOCK, was also ordered to third reading.
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STfBBING ARRAY.

Last night about 10 clock diffi,uitJ occurred
btsween two abandoned females, named Elizabeth
Lo adeeu and Nary Lewis st the house No. loS
D1ane-st., during which Mary drew knife and
i,ahbed Eizcoeth. The blow took effect rPon
tae right wrist, infictog severe wouad. The in
,-ed woman wa tskento the City Hospital, and the
sssailant was arreited by Officer Maynard, Of the
Ini.h District Police. She is aad to to desperaf
81 srncter ar had only been liberated from Biaos-
isels bland yesterday.
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DESTRUCTION OF A PENI TERTIARY.

EOUlsyILLE Thursday, March %, 1919.
The Ststs Penitentiary at Nashville, Tennessee, is
in ruins. The FIRE broke out at o'clock this morn
ing in the cabpet department OF the penitentary
The flames spreading with great rapiiity' In short
lime the entire portion of the bulldog set aside for
The different branclxs Of trade becsme burning lass.
The eas. wing Of The main building then caught fire,
and II il so uch dsmaget as to render useless The
cells were ell thrown open. and the prisoners con-
yey ed TO an Enclosure inside the walls. One convict,
psmed Conner wa emotte'ed to death by The smoke.
Not single prisoner made escape from the prison.
All the tools In the different shops we're destroyed, as
We'll as the work being manufactured. The loss is
Estimated at slO0, 900.
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A SLAVE CAsE-INP0RTANT DECISION.
CIscIssArI, THURSDAY, March 90, 1855.

A ee'ored girl by the name OF Rosetta, sometime
,Bce, was brough',to this State from Kentucky by an
agent Of Der master and declared free BY state
Ceut at Columbus, and guardian appointed for hsr.
the girl has since been arrested uoder the Fugitive
Slave Law and to- day she was brought before Judge
Parker, Of this city, who decided tina. whenever
ssve, by the con.en Of the owner Get foot on Ohio
Do be che became in all respects free. He, there
fore declared the girl free. An attempt was after
ward made by the U. S. Marshal, to arrest her,
which canned great deal Of excitement, and riot
was spprebended, but finally, she was quietly con-
veyed to the Woodruff House, where she now re-
mans
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NEw-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, Y. J., March %, 1875.
The Senate 70 day passed the NIL 10 charter the
City Bank at Newark, over the Governors veto, by
vote of 10 TOT The Hou.o passed the same bill by
= vote Of 40 10 L. Toe House sso passed the bill
providing for the Farmers and Drovers' Bank of
Hudson, after bsvng once been defe sted. The vote
was 10 IS TITS ia believed be the last 4nk bill
Two If the reohsrteis-the Mount Holly and Ia m
berlsnd Banks-became laws by tho lspse OF time,
the Governor having kept the bs yer the tins re-
quirtd TO be sent in
The U. s. Court Is still In session. with the same
case as reported yesterday. The Grand Jury meet
Again tomorrow.
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hve dollars to Eve. In the Brcthey Society the
speakers ranked a. follow; VIZ

sorHonoKI c. Ass-Fta william N a,n.,,,, H.,
ulu, Ssr 'eh Tsl.rds ~ A''''''s n'a'
ssosd " Alexander BuiinsIy. Conn Presto, I,y,,
sweet "spppssrs Fsli. N -
eA1a. Thatcher NJ. Adams. Esv Yort City
lula, sar dvirh I.ispds - A-''''-.' u'o'
Secoed Walt-r T Al,x.aS,, EuF,.,. e. IL. ~
su,s'Ser Htv-vors Ct, e y ~'-- "'--J T.
Ihrdi Ths'eber NJ Adams Ne~ YORK CITY
In The Lirorisn Society the prizes vera Arsrsss
10 TIE Sophomore Class:
FrH. H. strorg. Rochester " z
secon< u org Pisit East Wryrnoush M.
Ihre hnsuru.r Besrd. South Nors.lt Conn F5x,,
taiey' Pitsfeld Mas WIN N'-''
rtshsAs CL.ss.-'Dsf' Isp,hs G,.r.rs cin.ia-.r d
Nehequebtly hesr itstserted thu we are in g-aa,
MEASURE cependebt the South for .,udsnt, In All
Up our Colleges, but from me following an ,,si. /,
VIII oe sen tnat comparatively few OF our students
are iron that part ana we thiuk the mon ,rrion !;
iees 20 other Northern institutions There are err hur
ored arc Eve connected With College 10 ell depart
follows
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Between grand 4 o'clock ye, terday afternoon, a
man named John Smith was ndu, ed By three men 10
enter the unoccEpied house No 10 0 Cel r'st whef
they beat and then robbed hiu Of hat rloney he'd
amounting to sbost ~. Smith CAV irlor MASON t.
Officer Donohoe, OF the First Diotrc Poiice and he
succeeded in srressirg Of the parties, named Jas.
King in The building where the robbery 7ss commit,
ted the Other two having escaped through the back
window. Accused vas committed by Justice Bogart.
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months 'oce, efer losing All his money. go,u
ara cham overcost &c s,sked his winters su,n,v
a" coal which II course he lost. The Police slso
'eiled eheckbcx ant de ling box. which they took
10 the Station House.
" us ana The obers srresied were in gre,, con.
s'erbs'ion when they heard tha, reporters wecs
sb.u lest their names should &c, into the ne w.e.oar.
What pity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30

P.s,Iye CorxTERrzr MosIT.-Ycs'f<aay afsr-
noon Wm. Il. wooK was arrested by Officer Nc
Csrty. Of TIE First District Po'ee, on charge OF
7, ,sipc O. counterfeit bill Of the Fest Hsddan
BstL. Conn. on julius Pitaske, Of No. l2e Grsen-
v;eh2t. Aecused was cou-zltted to AVA: OK lmina-
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APPOINTMENT. Br TIE GovIRsoE.-The following
nominations by the Governor were confirmed 81 toe
senate, Wednesday, March 2l
HorAEiEs PUsLc-tsmes SPEAKER. csn.oharie ho,tso n
sry County John T. Pssop. aud John Steel sssoa s1a.o
Enc County; Du,nn r. Willard. Cuba. Aiesaai C'0a'S'
Jchr NJ KEENAN,. Mesns Orleans Coarty. -
LoN CoNsissIoxEaA-HcrrJ r. Res. u, We..so,o
AID John l. Merriam Of Westport, E@eL Coanty a., "a
Clpp Of Baa4s, Ind Esrs 2. oo'la, o. News'sA' In'
o1ntY.
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mo- Safe In an "if"-"if few revsrscs

.se one. Safe In an "if"-"if few revsrses
yertake him. if be has few hss'-"h
% brealsa few blood ves'els"-tbe prophecy
,of TIE sort which ful6ll the nselves. That
aprophecy was prophesied, wewillnos dspute;
shAs IL has come TO p.ss Is granted, since II could
not easily have happened otherwise; for me
Doctor to be bice about dates was rash-'o ''
nearly right was lucky-and all the ie''
..to.h
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THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

QUEBEC. Tnursday, March 90 1855.
The second resoing of a bin for introducing the
elective principle into the second branch of the Leg
islsture, carried 10 the Assembly last night by
vote OF 30 og snst 4. The measure is generally, re-
parded a step toward the election of the Governor
Of the Province, and is consequently, warmly sup
ported by the Annexation psrty.
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pUBLJsHERs IN TROUBLE.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, March 30, 1855.
Mrs SoutbWorths Lost Il siress has been pirated
bys Londop jour raj which bss commenced It's bca-
ton without Oh angling any e toe localities. Iounc
lions have been served by Mr. Paterson the Phia1el
phis publisher on the proprietors Of two New York
weekly papers, who havs also commenced toe publ
cation OF the same novel under different names.
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TIE PROHIBJTORY LIQUOR LAW.

TRENTON Thursday, March %, 1855.
The Senate have postponed the consideration Of
he Protibitory Liquor bill until the next session.
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KNOW-NOTHING NOMINATION.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 90, 1855.
Alarge end enthusiastic meeting Of Kno Nothngs
ard dyoca,es OF temper aDce net here this evening"
and nor minated Neal Dow for Mayor.
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LARGE FIRE IN WREN THAN. MASS.

BosTos Thursday, Marsh 90, 1858.
The straw goods msnufactory of Messrs. Follett q
EAnd. in Wrenthsm Macs, was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss $50 O0o fully covered by insurance.
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RAILROAD DETENTION.

SYRACUSE Thursday March %, l555.
The cars which left Osweg, at o'clock this morn
ing did not resck here till Il this evening, in conse-
oueI ce Of the immense sro s.drifts, which in some
places were almost above the top OF The cars.
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MrRDERER ARRFSTEn

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday March 90. 1858.
Johp Dillon has been arrested and committed for
s,isl on a charge of having murdered colored man.
named VIM. Fields some three years SINCE in this
city He s ssS TSesed WIN 1ss H dO%%is'On OF
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE ASIA.
HALIrAx, Thurday, March 29--7

The steamer Asia, now l2i days out from Liver
,n, IA not expected here before Friday Saturday.
Ths steamship Africa, from Boston, is signaed out
ride the hartor.
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LATER FROM HAVANA

NV ORLEANS, March %, 1855.
BY the arrival Of the Crescent City at this port we
have advices from Havana TO the Gath inst. Pinto
was earroted on the 22d. No other news of import
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A NEW LIQUOR LAW IN WISCONSIN.
CHICAGO, Thursday, NJ 4

CHICAGO Thursday, March 90, 1855.
The Legislature of Wisconsin have passed ne
Probibtory Liquor Law, leaving out the Governors
objections b., about two thirds vote.
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DEN1H ~
BALTIMoRE, Thursday, March 90, 1855.
The Hon VIM. S. Archer, formerly U 5. Senator,
died at Amelia County, Virginia, on Wednesday.
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DFATU OE AN EMINENT POLITICIAN.

SYRACUSE, THURSDAY, Msrcb 90, 1855.
John Ruger, an eminent lawyer and politician, died
this morning, of congestion of the brain. He was
about 60 years old.
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ASSEMBLY.


Mr.. W EEO reported the folio ~ng bills AZ propec
10 De referred to be reported complete: To fix fhs
.sn aIy OF the Deputy Attorney General To CHI srer
~ PIES OF THE HEALTH OFFICER.
SPEAKER: W 'No
r. a. IL HEALTH OFFICE Quarantine March Ig ts,5
10 1e iiCr w G. LirTLEJoHs, Speaker Of TIE 1..sn1
aN. the horoI 10 sckco ve3ge tho recent Of The f
rs,uiior OF the Honorable the Assembly,: ~ ''''s
hoo'td That the Health Officer At Qu.r,utin. reno,, o,
me house uSoe OATH account OF all and 49,
Oe.n iee.nsa BY bn in cd on to hi. s.s for Josd
OF porous on hosd OF vessels couoou az
cargo or nDs ont for any other ser rem
deTtd by him by virtue Of his office, during the ye,y "
IL pocosdirs 20 comply with the requirement., Of tn, .,o
from the State.
All persons employed In the Health Ofc. Department of
the Quarantine, consist Of be Heath Officer the Deputy
Beshh Officer aod ak bngemeni Iemuoerated for toer
services by fee paid niO the Custom ouse ks all other
port ehhTes BY such vessels under the
TO visitation by the Heal officer at the tus Of tbeirerya
The present Health Officer entered the duties of hi,
tce on the 18Th OF May last and the folio wing statement
Of all the paid ot zach month from that date AID BIZ
III have been lived.
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le rom .seh OF the toovios: Rbo3e leland. D-l.v.re
. lows, Texas. Cslfofbis Ksn.A. B,rnas. $500
L. Turkey, sod Chios Totsi-g5 a-''
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-05-24
Cash Music and Piano Store
OF
HORACE WATERS,
333 Broadway, New York.

Opposition to Monopoly-Music at greatly
reduced rates.
Notwithstanding the combination of music
dealers to keep up the prices Of copyright
music, against the interests of native compo-
sers, and their refusal to extend to mr. Wa
ters the cOurtesies Of the trade. hc la making
immense saies--haying abunGan, evidence
that he has public countenance aud support
inlhls opposition to the Great Monopoly and
10 MS efforts to aid native talent, and to adopt
the national currency. His stock of Ameri-
can and European music is immense, and the
catalogue OF his own publications is one of
the largest and best selected in the United
States. He has also made great reduction
in the prices of Pioanos, Melodeons and Mn.
steal Instruments of all kinds. Superior
toned 81 octave pianos for $l75, 5000 and
1925, interior of as good quality, and instru-
ments as strong and as durable as those which
cost $500. Pianos of every variety of style
and price up TO $1,000, comprising those of
ten different manufactures among them the
celebrated modern improved Horace Waters
Pianos and the first premium Hoian Pianos
of Il. Gilbert 81 Co.'S make, (Owners OF the
Eolan patent). Secondhand Pianos at great
bargains. Prices from $40 to $50. Melo-
deoDs from five different manufactures, lncIu-
ding the well known S. D. & II. w. Smith S
meodeons tuned the equal temperament the
best make in the United State. Prices $40,
$500, S75, 500, Sl15, $l25, $l35 and $3.50.
Smiths Double Bank Melodeons 5000. Each
Piano and Melodeon guaranteed. The best
terms to the trade, schools &c; i2a per cent
discount to clergyman and churches. All
orders promptly attended to. Music sent to
all parts of the country, postpaid, at the re-
duced rates. General and select catalogues
and schedule ofprices of Pianos forwarded TO
any address free of charge.
April 26, IS54-3m.
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