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9nrsefte wnb bt1Ii9Fe NeifegeIe9enheit
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led to Monday next at 5 O'Clock.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

BOAHU UF COUNClLMEN.
The Board assembled yesterday ct o'clock, P. NJ,
President Pinckney in the chair.
The following petitions were presented
OF Peter Cooper and Others to have the Bowery and
Chatham street paved with the New York pavement
Referred to Committee on Streets.
OF New York and Baltimore Steamship Line, to widen
south side Of pier 13, North To Committee
WhaIves.
TIE CASTLE GARDEN DEPOT.
By Councilman sMrrH-Requiring the Corporation
Counsel to memoralize the Legislature to the
emigrant depot from Castle Garden the present OFF,
thereof account Of abuse Of Laid
By Councilman CIlRToN-Requiring the Comptr olior TO
have suitable the First District Court Of this
city. Adopted
OF COLLECTORS.
BY Councilman FARRAN-Rcsoved That the second Sec
on of the ordinance fixing the compensation OF the Col
ectors and Deputy Collectors of Assessment be altered
to read follows: {. The Assessors shall In every
assessment list include amount equal to and
third per cent the total amount Of such assessment
to the Collector and Deputy Collector
of Assessments Referred to Committee Ordinances"
By President PINCKNEY-A resolution ordering specia
election in the Twenty fourth Council district In the
Ninth ward ia be held Tu esday March 25 to fill the
vacancy occasionec by the death Of Councilman Dixon.
Laid on the table.
Adjourned.
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unbushngy ttrps. himself into Office al his days but
ne has through dishoporabe sraeem elec led himself
Chiet Of Police for fe which seriously initiates with the
spirit Of our free institutions. And All this he has de.
graded himself and his oonssnguinty proved ungra
and recreant to his beDeacors and sti more auda-
ciousy acheres to his usurpaon in open defiance the
people, for which he merits their witherng scorn
dreary and wasteless incarceration. Q.augher)
At the conclusion of the foregoing Alderman Briggs
called for and ade few remarks 70 the effect that
he was sorry he did tmore females there that
"there ought be females there and she could
not why there not females there" Every
gentleman should be thought, have invited hs mother
and wife and particular friends for the ladies all
truly patriotic and thoroughly American, and he could
not tell the reascn therefore, why there not more
females there
After few further remarks Of the sort, the
thy Alderman c3ncluded, much against the wishes Of
the audience who In the best OF humor during the
evening, and who willing to laugh at any and
everything except the musical perfo which de-
served the enthusisstic applause they received.
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Supreme COurt-General Term.
On the bench Judges Roosevelt Cerke, Davies and Pea
body.
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On the bench Judges Roosevelt Cerks, Davies and Pea
body.
ADDITIONAL RULES IN REGARD TO MONEY AWARDED
TO UNKNOWN OWNERS.
No application will be heard in regard to the disposi
ton OF moneys awarded to unknown owners until such
moneys shall have been actually paid into court.
Every petitioner for the payment of such moneys shall
be verified under catfish all set forth statement Of the
title and the grounds OF clsm-and shall also state the
names and residences of all persons If any whom the
petitiouer knows has been informed believes
claimants OF such moneys of any part thereof or in
any in any degree inte rested saimng
interested therein.
Two councillors at law to be named by the presiding
Justice with the of of the other
Judges fhal be appointed refsreesto of whom such
applications shall be re erred and application shall be
referred except to one Of the persons above ned
The referee, before proceeding the reference shall
require proof the service Of notice of the reference upon
persons named In the petition interested or as claim
ants, and If upon the reference the referee shall
consider that other persons should be notified be shall
require notices to be served upon them II any such
persons infants guardians must be appointed as in
ordinary actions, and, eany are absent resident
cannot be found special application must be made TO the
Court for directions in the premises.
The referee sha require full and complete abstract
OF the title to be furnished to him. which he shall
verify such length of time he may deem advisable
together with full complete and original returns Of
searches for mortgages, and all other liens
whatever affecting the title OF the property and such AZ
and return WITH bis report all such papers, together
with the proofs of services Of notices upon adverse claim
ants, ard all testimony taken before him..
Notice Of hearing upon the report OF the referee shall
be served npon ali who appeared upon the
ence and proof shall be furnished to the Court Of the
service Of snoh notice
The Court adjourned to Thursday next to which day
the rtw reservoir case and others were postponed.
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EDUCATION.

CTArE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, POUCH.
keepsie Now York nav system; training in the prsS
Ing daily professional business Aught Fextterm
On the sh Of MAY Hon. Henry Booth an eminent lawyer,
professor fesamona s:sr, Fowler 4 The most accom-
pished orator north of Mason Dxons hnen-Henry Clay
The trials and arguments and general speAkng of his pupils
are truly wonderful "-Bostou Journal System improved.
Degrees Of Bachelor OF Lau sonfred8end for catalogues
o j. n. FOlok
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MATRIMONIAL.

A MERCHANT, AGED THIRTY, WISHES TO MAnRY
"A and his position, boh socially and pecunary good
he re, ks alone from the wealthy and refined wife in
trvew desired until mutual sincerity and eligibility
Address, for MONTH M. o. r.. OF Swarts Express
VikU1H-HAvING NO FEMALE ACQUAINTANOEs 4
would like To correspond with nice pretty
wishes 70 marry have good home and kind loving young
husband BY answering this viii be ed with caaddiy
heir leterr guckv answered post paid Please direct 20
GEORGE Herald Office, for three days
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BUAhD UF ALDERMEN.
The Board met las. evening. The President, Isaac O.
BAKER, Esq, in the chair.
THE REMOVAL OF THE ARSENAL.
Alderman MONAGHAN offered the folowinx:-
Whereas. tits deemed necessary BY members Assem-
Ply from The country districts 70 remove the state
bate the other matters has BEEN represents
and the public understand that the people
c are non competent 10 govern legsatc for them
Resolved That repre- Washington aud Al
Ssns oe to inquire how aud BY wha' meas A
ss
meeting Of the delegation from New York. Kings county
a.
Referred to tse Law COMMITTEES
The EXTENSION OF THE SIXTH AVENUE,
The hs
'sre OF our cy for w weess since has been vel cscu
.d esa %
e s s
the city tas been and su f. 30 encumberea arising from the
as and sss
subnsd Council from inns tod Q ms % but as ys
the Of object 50 desirable has failed for Tie
cUmm'. Council % nSuTs into ths aS
upper island he svsr 'sa end
duty when Sas been @persively necessary
city, anoeT sss
aired is consideration with much spproprsseness
orcos eH upon kne attenton OF ne common Council there
sfofe be II
Resolved Thst be referred To the appropriate committee
inquire into and the expedency such
dinance ordinances will object Of
the s5 aver 70 where would ntersec Canal street
way from lis present termination at Chambers where
1t W. ntersect Greenwich street
H5lOsbed.
On nfo.ion the subject OF erecting large public
ket in the upper section OF the city and the project of
selling Washington market at auction, referred
Alderman VooRHs offered resolution to the effect
that the Mayor had to receive proposals to
clean the streets and that the Counsel TO the Corpora
tion give his opinion on the subject Adopted.
THE AUTHORIZATION CLEANING TIIE sTsEErs NOS.cOS-
CURfHD
The committee to whom referred the appropria-
ton OF $l5 600 passed by the Board Of Councmsn tor
the cleaning OF the streets reported to csncur
the ground that the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
did not require It, inasmuch that there regular
appropriation Of $254, ,223 made for the year.
Alderman Clancy opposed the adoption ofthe report
the Commissioner hadhe regular appropriation he had
allied 70 clean the streets, and he Alderman Clancey)
desired to have the appropriation of SIS 900 placed at
the disposal OF the Mayor in order that it might be used
to the advantage of the citizens OF New York.
Alderman TUCKER lopposed the appropriation because
the Commissioner of Streets had large at his dis
posai for that purpose.
Adjourned to Monday next at 5 O'Clock.
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CEGARS.-AsSIGNEE'S SAIE-9REAT BARGAINS IN
- imported Havana and domestic segars short time al
lT Broadway. The stock will be sold al great sasce
Wholesale and retail, to wind up the concern.
CEGARS-CASH PURCHASERS OF SEGARs CAN
~ procure bargains from stock of million imported
Havana domestic and German Operas 81
kormas 81 so and upwards n B-Cash advanced upon se-
gars in bond or Otherwise
o. CREEKS, No. 81 Broadway, up stairs
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A INTENSELY INTERESTING WORK.
IA D. APPLETON co, 346 and 348 Broad way have just
published
IHE CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF EAPO.
LEON BONAPAkTE WITH his BROTHER JOSEPH
se ecsd and with explanatory notes. from the
Two thick volumes IL mo. ~.
We not form idea o. the character or
mind that swayed nearly the whole continent Europe
without reading these letters which, official correspond
ence open the nm0s ghs and motives OF action
the writer These bear upon every subject and
with what wachfu he for smallest
distinguished critic has observed In examining the early
sheets that "bographers will have 10 write their biographies
CT Napoleon again
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A NEW NOVEL BY MRs. sOUTHwORTH.
n Published this day,
TA


PEARL RIVER
by the distinguished American authoress,
Mrs EMMA ID N. T.. SOUruwORTu
Author of The Lost Heiress." DC
Complete in one large duodecmo voume neatly bound in
cloth, Tor 81 %; or in two volumes, covers ST.
IFrom the Dollar New spaper
This much talked OF and abxousy looked story
made Tvs appearance In one large and handsomely
bound volume We pronounce the best work has yet
public viii have and read The voums viii
prooay be greater than that previous Efforts
rom me fsc that has not previously appeared print
any oDcr orm The scene OF the story the
ana the characters drawn with seemingly
u ness to nature and to the pecuares OF people
region.
from the Phs delphia Despa.ch.l
her sres are always capital well considered the
rangemens Of the plots life ike In tho description
cicens ana they exert whal fascination the reader
whchfew persons care resist Carried along by the
lay the book down "lndis' Ia story life in
southwest In which there s plentiful degree OF dialogue
passion end acton the best OF the les OF which
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MRS. soU7HwoRTH's OTHER WORKS.
THA LOST HEIRESs-lwo Volumes price 81:
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THE WIRES VICTORY and other Nouvellettes-Prce
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NEW PUBLICATION i.

"a DEPICTING NEW PHASE OF AMERICAN
Will be published on satuIday. march 81
SHDtPAU RECOLLEDTlOSS;
A wAYsIDE GLIMPSE OF AMERICAN
BY WALTER MARCH.
The OF this story is laid In Detroit commencing at ths
period hen antiquaed picturesque FIeuch town.
us Inhabitants mostly comp" ed Of French ers fur traders
Inc aps half bIeedsthe few consisting Of the OF.
fcers OF the those OF the military with their
families and dependents The the story
brings to the transition OF the town from It's ancen
aspect into modern smart driving American city Tn,
absorbing Its picturesque descriptions its edd cbsrscers
marked by broad and humorous indivduRes ts and
novel incidents and the really very superior merit which II
nanifess In its s and treatment combine IN afford
All who read the york assured will 6ud profound
pleasure In Its perusal and good book pook
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Broadway Railroad.

Informed last evening by gentleman just from Albany
that Mr. Jacob Sharp and others making their boasts
that majority of both houses Of the Legislature has
been tecured beyond a peradventure to vote the
measure and that it is their intention to rush it through
without giving the vast interest affected by it chance
to be beard Are to be bought soa Hike sheep In
the shambess So far from public opinion being favor
Of railroad in Broadway have in my possession
remons,rance just signed by property holders the
street and others, whose taxes real and personal
full twothirds Of all the taxes of city Is that to
weigh less with Legislature than the combined
some morning and find that Broad ~ay railroad has
been fastened upon you night you say that
you have not been warned D. II. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-08
Personal Intelligence


Amorg the appointments Of Notaries Public made BY
the Governor and confirmed by the Senate, Tuesday
last notice William +. Robinson, Esq.,, OF this city
Senior Francisco Aranda Minister Plenipoteniary and
Envoy Extraordinary from the republic of Venezuela, &C.
coppsried by his secretary Forencto Rbas arrived In
Phiiadelpbia on Thursday.
Hon. Milsri Fillmore has been elected first honorary
Vice Pres,dent OF the New England Historic Geneaicgica
Society, located at Boston.
Capt Duncan q. Ingraham, z. s. NJ and Major Donel-
son. Of Tennessee the Know Nothing nominee for Vice
President, In Washington
ARRIVALS.
From Norfolk, &c in the steamship Roanoke-P IAcev,
Miss M Lacey, J Ransom, X Moore U Gilmore u w
Dennison, Lett Alfred Buell. Moore and three children
Cumming Mr. Hunter and daughter, Wilson, jaime
Bger, lady and daughters James Eesn and lady Jenks
and ady Kngmann lady and two children; Hugh Davidson
and lady Crawford, Jas Potter. Dixon, Jack
son Fitzgerald, o G0ddin Beckett, B Wilson,
Farmyn q Paiey @ q Fuph j Ketchum, John Kings
ley, y Q Bradley RMT I Eamulids Let's, Z Ross, @ .
sypher VIM Q Parks, Weed Henry NJ Read, itb-
bits nndrew i,bbi,s Peasley; Chss Parker Al
J Bnrnham, 7 Corbiu, Arnock. g yihsms Geo OF,
@ Beriop Barton CD Simms, ii skinner, J q Ellis,
Robt Keily-and 40 La the sieerage
DEPARTURES.
For Havre, In steamship k'nsMafame Lambert Alexan.
dre ard chi France Mons and Msdsme tuuet France;
hr, Jotn T. Perry. Phsde pha. Mr. George Jaquss New
York: MI, A. Larroque, Frsnee kr. A. Baocouiu, New
York.