New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

The rev church is to be built the northeast cor
ner OF Thirty frs, street aud Ninth avenue, and viii
cost, when flushed, sum approaching go 900.
NOT AS,vAGE VIcE.-M sunset yester' eve, Il robin
sang in a pine tree in the shady rayine beyond the
Observatory, and made from his little throat music
stung enough to bear upward mans split, to thoughts
OF the infinite and infinite goodness ard Justice. The
dark gietn alive with the rich hymn Of the
red.breGsted bird Hidden in it, thick foliage he sang
a. behind screen in sacred organ 10 I. Ills place
could be heard, not seem The vailed chorister COM
PEELED pause at the fence side, and participation in
his service of natural worship in the great church Of
the open yemal air. Sweeter and sweeter-tenderer
and more sOfteniDg was the birds hymn. IL drew t0
TIE tee on swift wing, and in huttor Of excitement,
another robin. 1t drew also something else. Steathy
of step, ike a thief in the night-grown TO mans
years though not TO manhood-with parted hp, and
eyes eager though brutal and stupd-a creature
N human form with gun, crcpt toward the pine 10
murder the bird. Though bis nsture was vulgar ana
coarse tie fact that the Spring of the year,
and the time for the pairing of robins and the making
Of rests must long ago have pierced through h-yet
he thirstlY hunted with his eyes and uplfed muzzo
for the redbreast that unconscious Of evil as was Eve
in Eden, protIacted the evening song. The brutal
f low raised the piece 10 hs shoulder, followed by
prayer from the btholder that the barrel would burst
in his grasp if be fired. rescue The top Of the
pine moved, and in company lovingly oloee the mar
red birds huered away unseen OF the evil one avoid
ing death and avertng crime. The lock Of the baf-
He'd villain would have been a feast for the entire Hu
usne Society. No red savage from the Florida ever
gades TO the Oregon shore, would kill robin in the
Spring Of the year. TITS is vice of the backguarts
and the cockneys of civilization Shame on them
PFSSsrGyAvn.-The Legislature of this State re-
Gently adjourned, after having been IL! days in
session aud passing 200 bils. Among them
were 20 chartcring Railroad companies Is ncor-
pursting new Insurance cOnpasea, and about 20 IN
cooperating new Coal Mining composites. The bill
restoring to the Enc and North-E Fast Railroad Com
pauy their franchises and powers taken away Dy the
law of 1855 passed aud has been signed by the
Governor. The amendments insisted upon by tho
Ene people wiz requiring change OF gauge,
a change of line 50 as to run to the harbor, taxing
freight and passengers going East &C.. were voted
down. thus at Lac, doing ary justice Ia the interests OF
the CONNIE rcial and trHvelitg community The sala-
Of the State Judges are raised by the General Ap
preparation bill. n Is. Browne of Philadelphia, tho
author the Lager Bier bill, elected President Ut
the Senate.
TIA PLAsTATIOss ~ THE HINALAYAs.-Mr. For
tune left China for Calcutta in the Lancefed on Sun
DAY last, JAN n. In addition 10 the II northern tea
manufacturers whom be sent TO India ia September
last he now takes six from the south. The latter un-
derstsnd the process Of scenting team article the
home markets still insist on being supplied with. The
Eat India Company tea plantations in the hina-
lsyas are now Wen supplied with men, plants and inn
rl, mens, obtained in the best tea districts Of China.
". understand good number Of the useful trees and
fruits of the country have aeO been introduced into
India by hr. Fortune; among the rest the wax tree,
duces the wax China Mail
ELoPEMEST-A FAMILY oF ELoPERs.-A Mrs.
Sarah CoUrson eOped recently from West Milford, Pas
sale county, with Mr.. David White VI that place,
being tie third Time she Las figured a. one OF the par
tes q. e.Upenent. The woman u one OF iannY
uf sx sirter- named RyerOn, five Of whom have left
the IL bands ard elOped with other men. All six
have been marred, and nor one lives with A lawful
husband al the present day five having eloped and
the only remaining deserting her husband, or re-
fu-ug 10 i've with hin. case Of equal sing ulantY
caL Lot probably be found anywhere N the mon
Newark Adyerri-or April 49,
IYNIGRAsrs FoR KASsAs-THe 81. LOnis Demo
rrat Of the 2gd inst says Within the present month
fom 900 10 200 immigrants for Kansas have ar
Ivsd in our city. The great 1sJorty 0f these have
been from the South. Day before yesterday the
rtesm,r Ocean brought half Of the company Of Aaba-
n.an. uu1er tie conduct Of Col Buiiord, and yester
dsy the resiGue arrived in the America. They were
distributed among the different hotels in the city, aud
vii leave for their destination on the Keystone this
morning"
CoUSTERFEIr MoSEY.-On Monday afternoon, az
ter the clO,ing Of the Bank, young nAn Of rather
ReLtee appearance and good address succeeded IN
passing twelve counterfeit s5 bills on different
merchants Of this place His mode Of operation was
% 90 into the store buy small articles and give
a s. bill the Merchants Bank Of Newbgryport,
Nsssac chusetts N payment sno receive hs change IN
good money. We informed that the same rogue
bas thrown the same kind { bills ietty pentliuly at
all the villages along the Iyer between THIS ana New"
YOk. lPeskskA kepabAcan
TEcra.EH's Sos.-TBe Uash.ngtOH fIexas Aneri-
ran .ays that Back CT the Only living enid Of the
famous Indian warrior, 1ecunseh, with a few Of ns
followers. IL encamped in that neighborhood. he
wi.tes b. start trace between Washington and the
L. iiaps on the Reservation. The AHeT1eaR says
be /. an intel gen, feow, ,pesks English ntelgbly,
and prdes himself on bis integrity.
THE LIeUoR LAw.-The Syraeuse Journal learns
that the Supreme Court, at a General Terra IL the
Fourth District, have held that those sections OF
80 the Old excise law which prohibit the sale Of 81
80 Gouors in quantities less than FIVE gallons without
3" license are not repealed, but still remain IN
." force. e.''
Jane J. CcOtte Justice Of the Peace, IL 90 trial
at Detroit on charge CT asssulting German g'rt
with lntsp. 70 yloIa.e her person.