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Does the fact that man IS Minister Of the
Gospel impose silence upon him when questions
not only vitality important to him and his chill
dren as citizens, but as patriot christians are
being discussed oil around him /? And the more
especially, what that religious liberty, which
all denominations, now enjoy. is jeoparded, by
the startling strides Of Papal power in Americaa
For while Roman Catholics are fully and freely
tolerated in the quiet and undisturbed ENJOYMENT
OF their religion in the United States fhsy bo,lu
Announce their determination to put dopn prote;-
tanf,sm and freedom Of conscience ,oheneper and
srhcreuer they obtain The numerical strength !
The protestant clergy have been won't in the
palmiest days of the republic, at stated inter-
vals, to deliver discourses to their Congregations
upon the dangerous tendency Of Romish church.
10 slng Paans Of JOY to tue glorious recollec-
uons OF the reformation, and to descant upon the
hailowed names of Luther, Melancfon, Calvin
ana their dauntless compeers. The religious
press throughout the land spoke out boldly and
manfully in defence ofprotestantism. and against
the demoralizing, intolerant, and anti-repnblcan
tendencies of Romanism. How Is It now?. The
mass Of the protestant clergy Is awed into 81
lence, the religious press minces matters with
extreme respect for the tender sensbiities Of
the papal See. and the very few preachers who
venture to do and say precisely whatthey have
deemed N their duty to do and say, ever since
tney entered the ministry, are hunted down as
politico religious fanatics, and enemies to free
dom Of religious worship. Surely papaI Rome
has already an influence in our midst truly a.
iarmlng. And if Bishop Hughes, with his 6oas-
ted 100000 Of Catholics, has acquired alread-
J, such power in our countfy< as to silence the
pulpit and the protestant press, how long will
e take fim, with an annual Importation Of near
nalf million of plant minions,to stife and
exungnlsh patriotism in America The most
potentous sign of the times,-that which ar |
CUES the greatest evil to our free institutions.
g the ominous silence Of the religious press. Can
! be possible that the protestant editors are EN-
ieatofing to conciliate the growing power of
papacy, in advance Ifsuch be their purpose,
Ct them be undeceived at once and forever. I
Esomanism can never be conciliated but by un-I
conditional submission, al other relirionisfs ara
'eemed hereticaL and with The possession 81
'ower. the Catholic hierarchy, has never 'flled
g punish them as such. Let them ren1enher II
hat the Papal authorities adhere with devo-
ion 6 unyielding e the martyr ii the stake.
hat Catholicism has no compromises with her.
tics, and that tieir motto il and has ever been
hat s'RoxE SHALL BE ALL o. NOTHING. = Fgac
f tie linton.
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ssmen's Sn9 will be made to er .ertain 5000.
a SfLENDLD BARBEcUE wII YOoU:
PREPARED N
ioe Citizens Of this and surround;0u g..
are ra,, invited, Ladies pecially. Counties
:. - 'oio"ing gentlemen are invited ID .ddr..
m ;1e people and expected 70 attend.
!. wv wv !. sharkey Amos R. Johnson
W. sf0oke, Peter B. starLe
=. M West, Warren p. .ADd.r.or
:. Burrus J..K. Clinton,
GeorgeL Potter C.P. Smith
pu'.0n !. Anderson George .. Yerger,
=. a. Anderson, I. s. Ysrger,
D4mel M.yes Charles +. Buck.
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Amex169 leot1u E1 1yFS1{S 0HIr -
0nlast iId1 nd ES(lbI1y lkS \ q |..n s. 4
., Aad no9l light NJ | <)ioe 81 Ill p1sca.
The meeting &as respec{sbIq ar nal1ber'esa
she A'ghest estimate We heard wss ass. Very
iev Antics we're present and On enquiry learn
g shefs were nome n the nsiehboshood and that
re few present came fion distance.
: 4he meeting was called e order BY the sp-
po'nsmsnt q venerable Patriot, and one of
me Heroes OF New Ofleans. Is President.
Never have we seen morseentbusiasm than
wHou ''' = :. ruoHs rose and delivered one Of
: so.'ou. nnes'csn speecnes which affects
s'u. - "esu s''a ass1s' ana We noticed the tears
!. s,s... =. : = sus ssnslaoie PRESIDENT when the
hsss~s ..s as.aesa - . ne ume-honefed
=, ~ 80 Ssn'u.ouon ana rag
.r',a s"e DA.s'e neau' me speech
h.r .h.,, . I. ~ .s's.s. 9 AMs1'csnsm, and
80. -. - raAp :. 'us enemy such
.. ,- . -, 's., = nanoaeo WITH
s.,..s..s, s' 49, peSne. = AT. Fugn' made are
,,sa,s., 80 a-pp's,s enecs' y was
-. 80 anu evey PROPOSE
- - {. -. ~ =, sustained 2! autnority
= p. az nas won iof aimseit an
- n curing tne cant ass-for
=. - ss'e'e upon .ne principles OF
~. -, spr pa,y ns na1 never 0escsnded to the
r.r~ - - 49, l.A A.s 20 mucn distinguished
g. @ ps.as
-. ..,,.s ). 49, ~..s .''ns' =. " Dsugnarsy'
s.n.s @ s.,, s.s m s'saa -. ana u aspeecn o. two
|. ~. Am..:s.s as 'o,y p0.,u0n occupied
- s,s.,a. -. s.,,....! by. A..' me mighty tide
-. e. - ~ :, '"s"1sa 70 AooOoii-
~ : .ne county Ina. most Of them settled
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r,s..;aI las. week IN this month We shall p,;,,
- n 49,, aiSke. .1 we make this notice esrlr I,
n,ms. % va1ooa.es ~ M VIII have time tosend Their
inserted without being ordered "a e =. VIII be
Price for State and District os..s1 .1 Haa for.--
county and Beat Offices @ 90: - ~; Tor
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EIHe ChufCA GEW6{68 z{56S [&|4E PIP [S7S.
fink TIE siadenendsnce f. i rsS5 ',s;... 49,.
q have Jle rsri 81 ess.r
|tions for opininh3 4 = - dSs ~. I y
The foreiRiers n; ~ country sbonld ;ss.if'
ted to exercl m ~ sre.,srr. !. siss.
|tious. If Che 7 b|udceon III + Z 's.,s,
roast their opnoS =. c.,s, eln.. A. ~ 4. s.s'
what would t6ey do hersY Nh. ~, 81. - =.
and intimidation wefe the aro r,s,,ts ,,..s 3
Cavan election, and many were actuaIiv imnff
oned Ii COMMITTEES rooms ana falar II n. 8
by Il rnfnan ruard. The Mai s.~,s. 8 - 49,: kss*
a body 81 upwards 81 two thnn.a,x ~
marched into the town brandiahinc nrn,;as Nh
sticks In 3 truly independnnt manner. ann shonfz
ing for tenant 1i6hfs and Hughes. Three M.
man Catholic cleygymer, sccompan;ed them IN s.
horseback anc also It was stated nine voters ~
Mr.. Hughes. Other larce bodias fllowad \.
quick succession, and the approach Is the conrf q
house was eoon almnaf hocEeJ q. 80.
affairs which had previously wors, . rather on;et
appearance becoming very visibly altered.
lane was formed Of fellows brandishinr their
sticks through which The voters coinc b the
Court houss were obliged to pass. The position
o. tne soldiers and police we're somewhat altered
70 10 order to keep back this mob. After awhile
iney began 70 eize voters and drag them into
Mr.. Hughes committee rooms.
party Of armed men went. between nine and
ten O'Clock on Tuesday night, to the house Of an
e.ector At Ballinagh, for the purpose Of making
nun vote for Mr.. Hughes.
: lie refused to do so, and then thev demanded
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Mr.. N. g. NYE, Office opposite Banner Of
bee especially authorized to receipt for monies
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BENJAMIN z. HOLMES, and JOHN M.
SHAFT, opposing candidates for the Lepisla-
ture will take the pleasure of addressing their
Fellow Citizens at'the following times md pla-
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FOR 0ovERNoR;7
GENERAL CHARLES D. FoNTAINE
fef Ponaosoe County, =
ycR sRcRxrARr on srArr;
A. g. HORN. OF. CLARK eountv.
For Auditor Of PbuHc Accounts;
+. 4. SWAMI, Of H;nds 60
For State Treasurer;
R .. sTrTH, Of Marshall co
or Cbancery Court Clerk;
J.0.cARPENrER, Of fHinds
For Judge Of High Court, I'd District;
G. p, SMITH, Of Wiikuson.
ron CONGRESS.
lat Dis. Capt. J. H. r. TAYLOR, Of Marsbon
"a 90 LOCKE Il HOUSTON, of1fonros.
4th 60 WA, LAKE Of Warren,
'ysR sTArs SENATOR,
p. B. sTARKE. Of Bolivar,
or the Legislature.
u. M. YERGER.
B..R. HOLMES.
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Daniel o Connell ON American
Slavery.

The following extracts are taken from the Ad
dress Of the Dublin Repeal Association, in reply
t. the Address Of the Cincinnati Association on
the subject Of slavery. II IS dated, aCorn Ex-
change Rooms, Dublin, llth October, 1s43;n
and is signed, Daniel o'connel, Chairman Of the
Com"
Have you enough Of the genuine rrishmen :.
mongt you to ask what it Is we reouire ron d
dol It's this sSs's s
FIRST We call upon you ID the sacred name
Hof humanity never agrin 70 volunteer on behalf
of tne oppressor, nor even fer ay self interest to
pnoscate the hldlous crime Of personal slavery.
secondly we ask you to assist in every wav
you can IN promoting the education Of the free
men of coloi, and in discountenancing the foolish
feeling of selsncess, of that criminal selfshness.
which makes the wisite man treat the man of col.
or as degfaded or inferior being.
thirdly We ask SYou to assistin obtaining
for the free men Of colo The full beent of all the
rights and franchises Of freeman. whatever State
be. may inhabit.
Fosnfhs We ask you to exert yourselves in
endeavoring to procure for the man Of color :.
every cse the benefit Of 4 trial BY inry, and esne-
clally where man insisting that ke Is free man
is claimed to be . slave. -
"FyAly We ask you to exert yourselves IN
every possible way 70 induce slave owners to en-
- many akyes as possible The Qua
kers ~ America have several societies for this nur
pose. Why should not tho Irish initiate them n
this virtue! - s
!. "Nlzktly We ask you to exert vo,,r.olvas Il
all the ways you possibly can to uut an end Il fhe
internal slave tnde Of the Statee--the bree,lincl
'I slaves for saleis probably the most ;mrorsI @
mo debaeing practice ever knovvn II th;- .s1s
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GRAND ABIERICAE !
MASS MEETING

ic.os raere g VIII vii De MASS MEETING Of 4 mar
~ On Friday and Saturday the 2Od srd dnes a
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& anything seen II ffe history Of the war. Th.
capture of the Malakof has placed In the hand,
4 of tie Allies large amount Of material and IN.
4 mense establishments, the Importance Of which il
j is not possibly TO stafe exactly. Tomorrow the
i Allied troops will occupy the Karabclnia and the
town. and under their protection an Anglo French
commission will Be occupied with making out q
return to the material abandoned 10 Us by the en-.
Iemy. The exulsation oI our soldiers is yery
great.
n,ainder of his feet. Nothing now remains ailoat
The Allies are Fastening preparations ID case' Of
Gortschakof attempting to reach Perekop,or or to-
unite with Liprandi.
| THE RUSSIAN ACCOUNTS.
! B.rlin despatch, of September 10. gives ii,
following dispatches from Prince Gortschakoff:
Saturday, Sept. s, aP. M.-The enemy cor.
slantly receives reinforccments Of fresh troops.
The bombardment i fercely violent.
u Z. n.--The garrison Of Ssbastopol, altef
sustaining ID internal dre, fffu a. imfor repulsed
the the Kornilof Boston, (the Malakoff Towerl
Our brave troops Who resisted to the last extrem.
ity. are now crossing over to the northern part
of Sebastopol. The enemy will find nothing n
the southern part but blood STONED ruins
Sunday, Sept, a. This morning the pas
saUn f,f fhn yorr;anr frnsy. f1to ....tho.. - a.
nart Vas Accommodated With ertrSot; ~ ,'os.
cess; our loss on this occasion being but one hun.
dred men. We leff, regret to say. nearly Eve
hundred mon grievously wounded Oh the southern
side
By telegraph from Halifax, the New York pa
pers have the following:
the resolution 81 Prince a.t;l:.. ~
energy 81 ! creat eommander n ssras ps..s s:e
from.n ;nexfr;cabe nos;i;on ;nto vs;sh nassa ssaa
Interpretation Of point Of honor vonld have nave
thrust her. The Russian army concentrated
north Of Sebastopol, viii henceforth have that
unity of movement and action, which, until now.
y has wanted The Sebastopol OF the Sou b is
replaced by Sebasfopol Of the Norfh--a formida-
ole position, brisfIing with innnmerable guns,
which compact army henceforward will defend.
Impartial history viii do justice to Prince Gortsa
chakon, who by making q momentary sacrifice
and avoiding useleg e6Rusion of blood, has pre-
served Tor Russia en- army tfa5nod To- var by a.
struggle OF years duration, and placed th1t ar-
my IN position which enables him to command
the situation.
LOSSES OF THE ALLIES
The London Morn;no p,.t ..,, -. r.u,.-,
HUNDRED n;;Iss a.I u sns lan vas nse g sx
;noi,;nc ns L, - 80 nuuuIeu wounded,
The Man;tor' sa,,s s,'.t 80 sn e,c oIlce1s.
the ls 44ooO vo1nded I pc,nd;or ns inc mernag OF
dead was = ns Inc number Of the
. .00n -----' - = - = piopauiy snort
The par;s co-ra...,,,t,,... 80,
writes tat e.. i~l,, = anc 1onoon Times
sides ten superior Office officer els we're Killed. be-
Trocher have died from the ects ~ anon y wonn ana
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MUSICAL NTELLIGENCE.

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-We are authorized by Mr..
Pbaen President Of the Directors Of the Academy Of
Music Fourteenth St, to announce the posponenent
of Mr. w. II. Frys new Oratorio, Tie Stabat Mater
or The cfzioH Of Ckri't, till Thursday evening
April ls. two weeks hence, when it VIII be produced
with all the resources Of the Academy-aided By a
large body Of choral singers from the Musical Socie
ties. The principal parts Will ne sustained BY Mes
danes Steffsnone Msretzek and Nestvali, a1d by
Messrs. Badisli and Brignoli.
This Oratorio was in rehearsal to be given on Satur
DAY evening next, its original production being espe
oisly appropriate to Holy Week but in consequence
OF the extra rehearsels given to William Tel, the
composer, q, the request Of the management has
consented TO change the time OF performance, ss
above stated.
Wemske this explicit statement in order that the
n.performsnce Of this original American oratoro
on Saturday evening next, may not be seized upon by
the Satanic press ss q cause for fresh brutal and
characteristic, attack upon Mr. W. II. Fry such as
appeared in the Satanic Of Sunday last in which De
threatened ard warned the management. not to pro-
ouce IT, in tone the compost OF the sneak and bully,
and said of this yet unhesrd work that its produc-
ton would dssppoint and disgust every person IN
the house except box containing the composer
friends
The editor Of the Satanic hiss in this simply a.
tempted, as usual, when any OF NJ. W. ii. trys
works are in rehearsal prevent their perform ,nce,
and bally the management But 10 this case De has
not succeeded He sill not pull hr. ". II. Fry
down. ard lei him make up bis mind FOR thst
The OPERA OF Lscre-Iq Borgsa, last night, at
the Academy, was 8 triumph. Mis-. Stefsnone has
the advantage Of fresier voice than Msdame Grl'i
and that need hardly add, is a great charm IN
vocalist, Her style is acknowledged on 81 hands to
be large and noble In the trio scene, she literally
excited the erihus.sm Of the house, both by her &C.,
ipg and singing. We prefer her TO any dramatic
,rtis. ve hesrd a. the Acsje ME Of Paris.
Sgnor Brisuoi nightly wins bis way with toe au-
depce. He reached the former missing notes last
NIGHT. Confessedly he stands one OF the sweetest,
unrest ard freshest tenors in quality that we have
Rad. Mr. Bsdiali Is always thorough 70 wha' DC
does. The calls before the cEr;an we're mos. graft
fyng to The artists from their univ Atty and ear
restness.
The OPERA OF WILLIAM Tell This immense
work Of great composer is now rehesrsing AZ the
Academy with view TO It's product IN as advertised
for re Z, Monday. The pains taken with II are CREST
Morning and evening the opers company are st work
Nothing il omitted by SIR. Maretzek 70 secure az
adequate Interpretation The chorasss are reheaTsed
over ard again and they have 81 nitric .cy' Is
vel - an elaboration and effect 20 which those OF
opera. in general are strangers. The high rag
s.er Of n. Bolc.onis voice, and rs sTss'aesi
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when be does not force L VII secure for d n y-ss
bit en- he PAT Of Araodas written f,r .hs eminent
Nourrit. As for Mr.. Bii.si.-S,sSni re,ouchei for
him the par; in the Italian version VI VILLAIN TEL,
knouipy biz CREST p0Ee' - render !. with dignity
The music Of Uzh0sl Til uiast De heAri rsve-enily.
III the ripest work Of the author and hs variety
Of expression sni truth Of national deoe son tia,
is wonderful ], Is the Alps ali over. The lovers are
Alpine as well So the hunters. The nobest too. of
dramatic music is found among its besuies. The
overture stands alone in IL kind. The production OF
this work for the first time in this C'y in the style
worthy the Academy. vii form sn opersdc ep,ch.
AGRASp CoscERr will be given By Nile. Nsa, Mr..
S. Albyn and Mr.. A Irvisg this evening, April 5,
COMPRISING selections from the works Of the most GALE
brsied composers of operate Sacred sud Asoeua'
reous Music, including several gems from the Ors-
terio Of Elijah Mr.. Thomas Baker viii preside 9,
the Piano-Forte and Mr. konEd Tr'l-r viii perform
two grand Solos on tan instrument. Pieces by hc-
psrd Treuer Barnett, De Bedot, Balfe, Rookie, Lin
lev. MendelssOhn, &c. will be performed.
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NEW-YORK TOWN ELECTIONS.

KISGs CoCSTy.-The election for town officers
throughout Kings County took place on Tuesday.
More than usua interest manifested in the rest.k
The following we're chosen:
Grare,eA Sur srvis0r. Wn. Bennett, tDen y
Town Clsrk Nichols Stilwell Assessor, Corrsus
). Suyker: justices OF the Poscs, jacques - Sti,
eel Martin Sc1OoIuaker. Collector. Br-ardus
Donly; Constable, john Fre1nd, Nicholas Vaa
Duyne, Samuel w. Felter, William Tinds.i, Wa
HsTkey.
her-Llrecht-Suoeryisor TBnis g Bergen, Dem y
Town Clerk Cherlss W. Church; Assessor. Robert
VI CumiDg; Commissioner 81 Highways, Richard X.
Bennett; Justices Of the Peace, stedman Wright,
John Brsgsw; Collector Johu !. Dsnyse; ODn-
stables, John j. DenySs, Cornelius Ferguson, Henry
Snlwell.
Fzotlasd,-John J. Ryder, Wing, IL elected Super
visor
FLatJu,k--Mutir Scheonmaker, Dem, was re-
elected Supervisor without opposition.
-Lotts-Difrass Jewell Wig ano Know Moth
ing. was elected Supervisor from 4is taws.
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Several weeks viii be required to sc. be, ready Toe
he voysye.
Low TiDEs-ln consequence Of the strong west
,riy winds 'or seversl da,s past. the tides have
,een unusually low. The Staten leland Ferry boas
iu-iuc tie PSF two osys have been uosbe 10 snd At
ov wafer At Quarantine. StspletOn, or V>uierolrs
landings Staten leland. AMI wee Obliged 20 ran to
Tornscrds Dock. al Clifton. ths' being the only
lock where there is sufficient depth Of wstsr 81 ali
ire. and sdes But for this lsnding there would
have been no intercourse with ID part Of the Island
LaUScs VIII be launched - day, a. 20 o'clock
4. NJ from the yard Of Cspes & Allison. H'e'kea.
y j., three-mssted clipper schooner. TO BE-
called the Elizabeth Fel,es sac measures about
700 burden is l3s fes; keel % fest beam sad II
'ees bold. she i. copper fastened througsoa, and
built OF live osk and locust. Capt. John Arnold vii
Command her She i to be employed in the cossting
tfsde
Thy STEAMER CONNOSwgALrH This fine boat
xss thrown open last evening to the inspection Of tho
gublc She is now elegantly fitted up throughout, and
viii leave To-Day her first rip to Norsich Ls~t
night the cabins saloons snd aA rooms we're crowded
With visitors from o'clock uatil 10 aud al Of them
seemed much pleased with the naSni6ceni proportions
and elegsn; appointments Of the sisSmer
4 PRoPELLER on FIRE IL rHE SOusp.-rhe pre-
peler Charles Os,ood. from this City for NSrsich.
;ook FIRE on Tuesdsy evening, sbcu, o'clock. whcn
a Ssndss Point, The deck.lOa OF cotton sss
thrown overheard, and she WAS then tskea IN by
The stesmer Worcester AID towed on BASTARD.
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Meesr. Hull, Of Steuben Parmsiee Of Franklin,
and Wason Of Cs3uga we're confirmed a. Canal

Meesr. Hull, Of Steuben, Parmsiee, Of Franklin,
and WAGON, of Cs7uga, were confirmed as Canal
Appraisers.
These coLfrmatiols ordered to be transnirtei
TO the Governor forthwi;h-thu, piecu ding the pos
ability q srecorsideraiion.
No definite action wa had with regard to the II ar
Dor Masterr.
The confirmation of Mr.. Shoemaker a. Supern-
tendent OF the Bank Department has given the
greatest satisfaction among large circle of hi.
friends here. Mr.. S in his Legislative capacity,
and in that which he Do~ fills, OF Auditor OF the
Canal Department, has given ths best evidence that
be IL just now the beet man in the state 10 have
charge Of the Banking Deosrtmeni-s station Of the
Highest responsibility, and requiring large sh.re Of
frmness and foresight.
The young German whose attempted suicide no.
ticed yesterday died last night. Ths following il
copy of the Letter he left behind and which w.s
written a short time before he shot himself.
ALBANY. April
To E,. H,SrY BiybER Editor Fri, HItr, dibGa,
DEAs Fsfrsp: Wnsn you will receive th,se lines shall
have .Ichsn.-5 the ne for the untn'sp pyion called death
have os a. love Cor vors and e ana MT beaz all % I've
without continually IL j. better ths' pat erf 20 lie
to s o,, ,e' o,bss. " ~, 4, fr .5vrar DON'T
judge too bsrd Of Tor dsnt believe that Of ali
Csciue fna fr declared nsr ,-,ds
scar 70 act n.o 70 er sod sue never opposed % ius
short Nv pr'terdsc poverty cAnno. NJ IN etcas-
for bsT tna-e Oh hac eh,ne 20 tel 50. an1 "a "a
have Qu.t>d with the f1Gre
Tatens heSrty wishes for fugre f- sui rect I'll
ny .equs sDd % FORGET your poor friend :, '1 As
possible have turned pAoes. and 20 = -oEc - l s.s
70 ook ;or them. Farewell X ZiLGESHORS.
The following lie the proceedings ia the Court Of
Appeals, iast evening and to-day:
No 81 Concluded No - Reed ami others sst SsmpsJu
and otner,i srsued; Dir Geo =. Bsit for s2Pra ar T.
Davies for fe.pfs
April No g. Struck off, No. IS Re,.rvei f,r April
Nos Is AID s. Reserved 'or April 4 No. p ra'rr sai
smother spt Cooper and another; Argued MI W Pe.s
ham counse for ayps 6f iona Reyuolds cour-~l for
r-spts. NO IS sra rs struek cf No s. GHswod at.
Miller Asued Mr. DsDe 8. d ckason, counsel fJT s2pti
Biz. n. Hill, j., counsel for rssI't-
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ARREST or Az ono DEFAULrgR.

Ore Of the passengers by 'hs steamship Uaioo.
which arrived At this poit Yesterday sf,eYO'n rom
Hayre. wa John VI. Throcb. recently res.i NJ Of
MHlsbury, Tiolmes County, ono, sh> was srres'ed
in Germany On the charge OF abs 'onduc from Ohio.
vita public funds amounting 10 sbou, s10 900, and.
also with having committed several torgeries IL
appears that Throok collector Of taxes ia Hol MS
County, ard, after getting possession Of the fuuds
above mentioned part OF il b. sitter tle dgu Of
bills. abscon6ed 10 Germsny, his native country in
December last. reward Of $4,000 visa offered fcr
bis arrest, and as il was generally believed that be
had left for that country, intornson WAS sent over
and accused WAS arrested his arrlyl. About
$4,000 found in his possession, mostly in GRATIS.
the payment of which stopped Accused WIS
taken in charge hero by Officer c. j. Loveiant Of
Ohio, on requsition issued by Gov Clark, OF this
State who committed him TO the care Of Capt. Hop
kins of the Hid Dis,ric, Police for safe keeping over
night and to-day the prisoner will leave for Ohio
Throok is a German about Go years of age and up
to the time OF committing the crime ~S considered a
honest man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05
A WIFE BRUTALLY BEATEN

An Irishman named John Quinn, went 10 his home
Q Stanton st yesterday afternoon, while grossly in-
toIicsted, and committed brutal assault upon Han
rah his wife. The poor woman was so ssvagey beat
en- before assistance arrived that her life is said to be
n danger. Quinn Is a lsborer 40 years OF aee. He
was arrested by the Eleventh Wsrd Police, aud taken
before Justice Wood who committed him for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05

ARRESTS or STREET WAhKERs Della Bryan. Q
female of disrepuable character, WA arrested about
10 O'Clock last evening in Broadway, BY officer Grsud.
Of the Third Ward Police for being druuk disOrieriy.
and using profane ana indecent Language. Sle WAS
committed - the cells.
There were few arrests in other Wards, but nA
ma in ALL