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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
ACADEMY or MU5IC.

NotWith tanding revtrscs the Itsiiao 0prrs, like
other poDeelships, appears destined 10 take root
among II se. ms hardy possible hst with tse eK
tomporized accreton OF republican wealth; WITH the
ever augneniing lciIurc-rskins, labor saving ra-
cbiEeTy with the agriculture OF all the centuries
recast in teening molds by chemistry and t1o
mochshc srs with tn, sbseBse of q canke= army and
navy in this country; e1d, suPeradded to al these,
with the great and growing capitals the ee,board,
almost rithin hail Of Euros thai the most BEAUTIFUL
pure, spiritual expression of Italian art 01d fail
among US WecanuCt bclieve il ussil we have further
evidences Of ncapacity 20 sustain such a. nstu-
ton. Errors Of administration, aud hand to-routh
system which we recently detailed at length, nsve
not been able 10 crush ~ Opeu yet, rs was
evidenced by the brilliant house on Wedncs iay
evening. Certainly a greet crowd, and cae
hungry for sweet sounds, sud cIu5erant in ia
applause, was present. The opera OF the evening, t,e
Tr6rato,e, had a cast similar % one noticed for
merly, and consequently Offers nothss new for re-
mark. The expected novelty of the evening, Mis-,
Adelaide Philips, did not appear. owing to ndispo
ston. Such ndispositions, being the second in the
company this of one night thus far unfor
tunae for Ike interests of Mr. Paine, and the an.
nouneem was received with no little Kissing. Hun
dreds Of people, doubtless, went specially for
the sake Of Miss Phillips, Inspired by
coed, honest, sound American feeling, "a well
a love of music, and desirous o. asordnS chance
of hearing to a compatrot-for vc believe the at
temps to crush native talent in this city, by foreign
cabas, roactiDg by the law of compensation. It
would have been much better 20 have discovered
Mrs Phillips indsposition little earlier. Mad. Al
DIM, however took the contralto part and sustained
it vita good deal of earucstness. Tho other charac
tiers, by Mad Lagrange, Messrs Brgnoli, Amodio aud
Gssparoui, were rendered with the cnItomary merits
of these artists, with the exception OF NJ. Amodo,
who sang his martial air with superior discretion
better than ever.
The singers were called before the curtain at the
end Of each aot-an evidence of appreciation which
kept them in good humor and melted them to do
theiT best.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
YOUNG MEMS FRANKLIN LITERARY
ASSOCIATION.

This Society now nearly twenty years in existence,
CeeLra ed the Anniversary Of ts on ednes-
day evening at Clinton Hail. The Association l. purely
t,iary and i compse of young men Of tue city who
aic not connected with any Particular school or co..
Iege and bae for nineteen years been in most thrv-
irg and sperous condition. public demonsration
Is held yearly On which occasion the doors thrown
opep, and general invitation is given to al! to be
present The exercises consrtod of an Introductory
adorees by the President, Mr. A Finn, the readns
Of a manuscript periodical, known As the Franklin
Journal, aud various oratOns, addresses and poems
ty various nembers-
There was slso spirited debate upon the question,
Should divorces be granted 10y mutual consent OF the
"parties interested? ?" which conducted with AMI
nation and ability by the respective champions OF the
affirmative and s opposite. A valedictory address
hv Mr. Wm. X. Stafford terminated the programme
for the evening. The Hall filed with those inter-
tstd IL the literary efforts Of the youthful asprants
ard their ondeavors seemed to give great satisfaction
10 the audience As we lack space to give review
OF all the essays and pOem, we prefer not 10 specify
the articulsr excellence of any.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
NEW YORK DAILY TRIP, NE, FRIDAY, MARCH IA, 1856

Una sea'. The memorial sets forth tha. piracy hss
OF iat' very much increased in the China Seas, taa
tL9 Htebooteis aie becoming bOlder than ever. aud
unbeeileiiDey attack EVEN ve~el tlat appears syy-
l,g bihtk NAL and often robbDg the yess aud mlr.
oenng the crew. Tie losses suffered by American
Hh T'haLt from thee Causes very great, aad the
fdies o msuraLce sre much increased thereby while
they have 10 adequate protection taere. The shipsof
wor on ltat statiOu sfe TO unwicldiy aud cdmber-
scDe TO lo1 tie pfG,es into tltir and oth-r
PAoIt Of rercet md they 10 not hes;ate 10 sttscl
aus give battle ~ boot eEpcdfn. Taking ths Il re
OF things III Consideration and i, view Of the immense
inter- - O life aud property at stake, the memorial
prays Congress that two Efficient stesmers OF yat
Crait may I've butt With powerful armament, AMI
every requisite for following she Iistes into their
deDs in der hpossble, IL rOc them out entirely, ~
at leaSt TO secure great respeot for the American
Gag a. shnl prOcur for merchant ships inaunty roIs
the r deI reoa,scLs.
TIE nieuoriel read and approved. end the re>o-
luton accompanying it unanimously adopted 1t VIII
b. forwarded TO COugreSS at All early day.
The Chamber tsen adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
BOOKS RECEIVED.

A Un> ofy of Hetslmes County BY Eshasiel >. Bsatpa
" fg,. ~. fgT Albany: J. h1u.rll
Iis- a s,h my By J. Milton bsc1ie. teso pa 80 B,s
cor: J. Z. Jswsu Co. hew.iork. sselsJn. ban 'ofl
B.steuaA
Tragic = tDts tie ris,e-y Of aSryut BY Jo.ePh Ban
,sra I2uo. rp - Boston: Gould s LHlc Ia. h5S-
Yort. Stedos. Lsmpcrt Biskon,r.
LIZ. sf Sare zen nj by B.gsri Roth isaio p 5B.
fsrck u. .1nslOc. . - ., ., o.,
I.uo.. D. ~ keVisSd Edl'!0a CsI'S'dss' joan
Po.t.Bilsstl Hsoy, 1f st- Jews By worrs }. Rlghau
zvol. lsno INhsieItiN Aoss 4 BrOthsr Sod By
Msnoirs a John 81 "a sasn I'D. BY Jseob Wan Yeci.eR
8.a., 10 ga RaLeT' Csrrcr Ero hers.
anLati.: Lrsand or the .saa BY Ssn Bure, DensiJy
- l6gso., pp Ls2 IL Ds, ton =,
Winter stui ies !, the Comfy. llas PP A. Parry Nc
MILAN.
Tie o.d Don,iniss. By G. =, r. james ''o.. r7 iie
E6rIer Srotkrrs.
Tie Csboic Ierfers Addressed t-s jars toe Young Fin
pTcTc.sHs join The Chrsut Of Rcf9s. b. = q.
I'edg. l21, n 295 Boston J. tn Z. JeWeu Co
ktN OH: 9heines Blakeman = q.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE COLLINS STEAMERS.

The Baltic. having been recauked and cOppered
Nas taken out Of tie dry dock yesterday. She has
been furnished with eight water tight compartments
by Messrs. Steers which constructed in the fol-
lowing substantial manner. The kelson is covered
with oaken plank, water tight sanchior is run up
TO the deck above and section Of kilndrod yellow
pine plank two inches thick tongued aud grooved to-
yether and firmly fastened to the sides of the vesse!
is constructed Upon this is placed coat OF white
turpentine-and il is afterward covered with very
fhick blanket. Another section Of yellow pine plank
l. built over thisthe planks running trensyersey TO
those Of the first secon-and the whole is riveted to-
pether with anuubeE ofbolts The Messrs Steers have
already fitted up the Atlantic (while in the water with
ihe same number Of bulkhesls similarly constructed
The Adriatc will be furnished with bulkheads after
launching The statement that the Pacific was pro-
Tded with bulkheads IS not correct We are informed,
however, that one bukhead lin Der bowl was placed
in her two voyages ago 1t the intention OF the
owners to fit her up ber return from this trip as
thoroughly as her cOnsoTts have been
BRIG DsNERARA
The underwriters have made arrangements TO raise
.he brig Demorara, recently sunk by the ice u the
North River.
THE SOUND STEAMERS
All the steamers Of the Boston nes are now runni y
regularly, and arrived here yesterday morning at sn
carly hour.
The sugar in the sunken brig Vim. F. Stafford was
very much damaged, there beng out two or three
hogsheads Of good quality in all that remained A
part or all the cargo was sold yesterday and the
bel will be sold to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
THIRTEENTH WARD YOUNG MEMS FILL
MORE AND DONEISON UNION ASSOCIA-


An organization acknowledging the above formida-
bic aud complicated oognomen, met last evening IN
Grand street. for the purpose Of listening to tho re-
marks Of several eminent speakers who were adj
vctised 10 be Ia ate ndance The "emincnt speak
ers." however failed to make their appearance, aud
there was but a small show Of eoquence on the occa-
non The President. Mr.. ASDREw LEWIS. having
been newly elevated to that important oih,e, iet
called upon to make some kind OF an introductory
grafton but not being gifted with powers OF eXtempo
raneous elocutiou, he read manu- cnPt speech which
forgsvc Several Conmitte es Of private nature
APPOINTED end some other minor busintss transacted
siter which the members tried 10 elicit some oratory
from each other by each one promising to speak AS
soon as the other said something; being much after
the manncr of small boy, district school debating
eocety. These juvenile efforts not being Judged OF
great public importance they were not report IN ful
The meeting was threatened with a sudden breaking
I'd by the deseriOn Of large number Of the brethren
to see about an alarm OF fire in the Nth District, but
tie officers stsid at their posts until an adjournment
UaF formally achieved.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

FLAIBUsH-AvEsUE EXTENSION Petitions are or.
ouIating praying the legislature for authority 10
tend Fatbusb avenue ffom its present terrpstcs -
the junction Of Fulton and Sands sreetsthus opes-
irg new and splsndid thoroughfare 100 feet IN wdts.
from he vicinity Of Fulton and Mainstreet ferries -
Flatbusb. The proposed improvements wcoh out
through densely b1t portion Of the city fm ths
distance ~ about half Q mile, and divide all thA
blocks diaeopally in that length, Some cf the inter
eslfd nropery owners contend that the Improvement
would proye rripous TO them, and therefore exert
irg TO prevent the passage Of the bin no~
b.}o,e the Legisisture. At meeting Of toe Commea
Counc lsst night. the Mayor submitted the following
oo oornulunicaton in regard TO The same subject:
desu it duty 70 communicate 70 eoHoernias ~
bill Which bs- been Introduced into the Assembly ssd
fvosy TO emo requisite Fsitosh sveass ffcn rs &c
i TO Sands ard Fulton streets and % s.tss<
uason~rs 10 be spestily sppss'ed tor that pgrpo a.
tide Of the City CA.rsf The cO@on cs.s 80 s.' sss
pcwcr Of oyeDiDg STREET. &C. upon pttfsces sfnca ~
10 y rer-os1 owuins land the iss o. .sh protevS q.
fpostneLk thar act would te virtually feiea ana " - W
seuet urop tf ss 81 cifir-as r 90 sspJ titsrsse4
in die aiter H. cr d hese t~ets Do hSseoy esss
CAV rrosest A. Essor of ttis ey asa'n d hH sd - 80
commend the besid to fs-s resei''Sa ~ ~ sw,w
fbe matter Wa referred 70 SPeoaV. Cssa~istes q
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

nominstcd Bra 0let, Ball aad DeIshunt. who. at 4
Jalo,ng one hour and half we're elected. The reg
'tSf cut t-aHd dned Dooley ticket consisted OF Bros
joe Taylor, SScley aud Mill, but the Others arc IN
derstoOd "a be good enough Taylor men.
A collection vas taken up during the evening, and
the chair called on the brothers to throw IN h5orally.
a. tie rent was due. A6er counting and reoouDtins
c amcuRt of the COLLECTION for about half an hour.
il wos srcertsinsd that CO. ccs hsd been contributed
Thc brothers here put IN thcu hats, comncnccd
smoking and taking and the Courcil nov pa1ook
ve,y much Of the character OF FIVE sad easy"
Bru. Van Ta,s!e stated that he had beSp very much
hui b. the reports in THE TRIBUNE. and showed taat
the mNutes be taken from Mr.. Secretary Mills and
placed in other hands as i might be possible thn
Mills reported for The TRIBUNE. Bro. Mills now be-
cane Indignant. and offered his resignation, which vas
nod accepted. Some one stated that Bro. hetchum
murt be tho reporter, as he was the only one Grsod
Installing Deputy Bullock hsd told that he was
ceninc up to r tile matters and that conversation
was reported, il was concluded that Bro. N. must
certainly he the black sheep" Bre Van Ta.sle
withdrew his resolution, Mills WIS Pacihed, and the
brothers adjourned good hun,or oe the first time IN
three months, confident thst Fillmore s going to BE-
eo c.ed, and places in the CusSOm-lIoea pleaty.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

A special meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce
was held yesterday. Mr. PELATIAH PART, presiding
Mr.. ROYAL PHKLrs. considering that there was
dargeT that the bill uow before the Legislature mod-
fying the Csury laws may not be reached during the
pres, nj session. submitted q resolution respectfully
UigI the members OF the Legislature from the Coun
tts o, New-York and Westche-ter to use their most
esrntst endesyors for lis passage. The resolution
tate commercial traueactio's In this market and
prove highly advsrtsgtous 70 the commercial CON-
unity
Mr. 8. a. Low offered q resolution. accompanied by
memorial 70 C0nsIess N resssioh 10 piracy il ths
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
Fatal AFFRAY At 4 NEGRO PORTER
HOUSE.

On Wednesday night, about II o'clock, an affray
took place at the negro cellar saloon No. 60 West
Broadway, between sli.-s Wright alias Bully Ander-
con desperate character who recently returned from
tie Penitentiary and another negro named William
wilson in which the former lost his life. II appears
that at the hour above named Wright entered the
saloon, and Immediately commenced abusing and
threatening violence 10 the inmates. The keeper Of
the place was sick at the time, and Wln- Wilson,
friend of bis. requested Wright to leave. The latter
refused complying with the request and became more
insoleDt than before. wilson then attempted TO put
him cut ard scufle enSucd. Wright finally ran
ecroes the street to a grocery, and soon returned
brspdishing large chetse knife. Wilson, st this
time, was standing the sidewalk, and a. Anderson
epprc ached with the knife, he struck him powerful
blow upon the head with weapon resembling
shovel. and felcd him nsensible to the pavement.
Policeman WiIets of the Fifth Ward then came up
and Arrtsttd Wileon, aud caused Anderson to be
taken 10 the Police Station. Here be was attended
10y Dr kiibourn and aferv ard conveyed to the Se|-
Ycrk Hoepi,al where he died at O'Clock yesterday
morning. Coroner Connery held an inquest upon the
body and the shove facts were elected The follow
ing verdict was rendered by the Jury: Desth from
fracture OF the skull from blow received a. the
hands Of John Wilson with some weapon to the
jury unknown and we pronounce said act man
slaughter The deceased was native Of Maine, 81
vesrs Of age. Upon the rendition Of The verdict VIII
SC WA committed By the Coroner TO s~a. the action
ef the Grand Jury. On his examination he sid Plat
he committed .be SCI u selidesepsc>
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
MR.. FILLMORE AND The NEY-JEESEY
IhI1ED AMERICANS

The State Chanoery Of the Order Of Bnted Ameri-
cans in New 1Jersey met at Newark Oh "Wednesday.
+. X Tyrel Of jersey City, Grand First Chief OF the
Order in the State. presided In the absence OF the
Grand SscheIh. THIS ws- the regular quarterly meet
ing of the Chanctry Ia addition to the rsual busi-
pess the suteot If the nomination Of Mllsra Fillmore
by tse Know Eotbinss va, Introduced. Mr. Wilson of
New ark offered q resolution endorsing the nomina-
ton OF hill 1rd almOre for President The presiding
officer declared it TO be out Of order the ground
that the Order is not partisan. To sustain his posi-
ton he quoted from the Preamble OF he Constitution
Of The Order the werds: We di5claim ali association
" with party politics; we hold ~ connection with
"rarty men" Mr. Wilson appealed from the decision
OF the Chs and the teot vote sken which showed
the Fillmore strength. The Chair ycs sustaned-Only
about dozen votes constituting the Fiaore strength
voting for the appeal Subsequently resolution was
Offered by those who disapprove of the Philadelphia
nominations requesting all Chanceors who belong to
the Know-Tothing Order TO withdraw from that
Order and 10 bring their cards Of withdrawal with
them to tho next meeting Of the Chancery. Mr..
Cummings, Grand Sacbem, who had then taken the
chair decided this motion out Of order There was
an appeal from this decision. and the chair was
sustained by very small majority considerable
number Of CbaDceorS voted in favor Of the resolution
and when it defeated, expressed their determine
ton to withdraw from the Know Nothing Order.
Considerable dissatisfaction expressed relative to
the conduct Of the Know Nothing party, and strong
arfraterDal -pirit manifested. There are thirty
Chapters of the Order Of United Americans in New
jersey, every of which was represented yesterday
at the Quarterly meeting. yhe Order numbers about
1000 members. These Chapters entitled to three
Delegates. Sixty of the ninety Delegates were pres
cut yesterday, They reported general dislike Of the
nomination Of Fillmore throughout the Order in New
jersey.
MemberS of the Chaucery who are in favor Of Mr..
Fillmore SAY, on the contrary, that the votes given
above were not tests Of the Fillmore strength in the
Chancery. They state that the Chair was sustained
On the rst resolution above mentioned for the reason
that such subjects ac submitted to the Executive Com
ttce selected by the Chancery aud that in favor OF
the seood resolution only about ten votes were cast
They further assert their belief that Dir. Fllmorc's
nomination vii be sustained by the Order in New
JenCy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
IAdvertisemeBtl
ANOTHER ATTEMPT sr BURGLARY.-Tbe st0r

ANOTHER ATTEMf'I bF DUhGLAkf.-Ino BtDro
Of Messr May Benehet forciby entered Thursdy
night last effort made break their
ss bd although the robbers had every facility the ~sy sf
ioos beng hardware store yet they did not s1ooeed
ocng the door Being oed In l they ieft without tshag
anything Of yslue.
IN nolcing similar attempt on the ssfs Of the Custom.
House ia last istue stated IL Of Hssus<s
Isen Chan pion Fire and Burglar Proof Safes" In ,hs
mistaken Will be from tho following oasd Of NJ
H. r. Taylor These safes which in both Instances proved
burglar proof" were RIcRs IsPaoyEMgsT or WiLDsrs
PATENT sd Manufactured BY Messs Stesrs MasvS New.
York. . nske the correction with pleasure.
Mr. WSMAk: observed iu your sst number notice Of ~
sry and ATTEMPTED robbery sns that tho safes attempted
cenCmilat.d HeuiDg's Sstes
1bs The Custom House .sfs sold By nyse
AID tbsf of BE- May Benes-t, BY 5tssrss MArvius
Newi ok and foI whom the ssct The ssfss
RIcHs IsPRcvEsyST FWLDEKsPArgsT- powder ssd sar.
gIAr prosf .ks
Please make the correction, aud obse,
Rsspectfuliy yours, H. 1AyLoas
lApsIsehoo,s Com. Adv, Easehk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
CT T. Y ITE III 8.

This afternoon, at 3 o'eock Mr.. Bayard Taylor VIII
repeat his remarks China, Japan, and the Loo
Choo IsSnds, in Illustration of the views Of those
countries now on exhibition at the Brosdwey Athe-
neurn. Tlis entertainment is for the benefit Of the
Shirt Sewers Union, and shosld be well attended
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

BURToS's T7rArER.-Another new farce was pro-
duood here last evening called "That Blessed Baby"
The baby belonged to the family of Jeames," one
John Thomas, personated by Mr. Burton and the srn
ums his efforts. for prudential motives, to repu-
date the paternity OF his child. received with
the usual abundance of laughter and the funny strs
tons, and funny way in which NJ Burton bore him
self in them, kept tbs house in a roar. The baby
proni.es to thrive.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
nAdveytisstnentl l
Lyos,s KATuAIROs imme.se populs;jI

LYONS kATHAIRON.-Ihe be IlnmcHs8 p6PuIAstV
c ih uueGssled Toilet article entirely without prcoodes
s ssle De,ry coo go bo,es year ard the dem.sa
constantly ieress IL restores the Hsr WHEN has fsis:
cut; preserves end beauties ii, mpsrtng 10 bsasuf4
goss dsnSrud ard keeps tho Hair perfocay oss-l
Vile delightful perfume renders IL the pieassntss sruse
ever made. eold ogoywhefe by all respectable desieo
HEArB WYsKoop Co. Propretors No e5 Liberty st. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
fAdvertsemsnt
Window Shades. White and Buff Hollands O
fAdysftiseuaatf

Cloth Table Covers Picture Cords Tssels &c mssu
turers prices BY oopf0RD WxnpLs, Ne IS CsthanssA
N. T. Country Merchants Piled at the lowest prices
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
lAdvertlsomesI
oUo np TuY II VNCa --HrNTYQ'Q MYnf-

ca, spycyALrsT devoted to the popular dscsSiol of
sure esnses prevention and OF ali forms Of pumon4g
dieesse a1d pobkhed the lot u evsry mo til s,ecss
sun1bers spplicsts,n to the Ed or
RoseRT HJkrys NJ d..
No. ga brosSwsy New Yofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
advertisement

CAS-GAs.-Csas Fixtures 0f nc" ahe Doaun1
dssDs ust out 5~ns trade Also tne bes, fofses
Gas r prvets Dvtss Churches or fssterss IN ~
country For wboes retail o, o. our great Msa.t.:,ss
sss De- Dot. No. SIS Broadway. Akcnss, WAaSsa os
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

The anniversary meeting Of the County Medical
Society was held last evening IN the COLLEGE Of rby,i
oians and SuTgeons
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES. large
sorfn cnt Of Gew and or sdnal DESIGNS ell Of
fscure viii be foyrd wsrsroons No So Bf.sl
ysy MIrcHsLL, BAILsy h C>
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
Advertisement
THE VOLCANIC REPEATING FIREeA which

fe so ,hots per inuteAmmunon w,terproof bs
At the Conpany's Depot. No. zs Johnst.. Nov York.
J. w, Posr Sole Ass1k
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

The Association for Improving the Condition of The
Poor, in another column, urge their claims upon the
public sympathy and support. They say that they
have already spen 900 their receipts and need
still more.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

BURGLARY AND RoBBxRY.-The apartments Of
fourth story No 40 Eighth
yesterday during the sbsonoe Of the
preor and robbed u so in gold co.'s 80 Ia bank bills ao6
other articles Of value with which the thief scapeA
No arrest has yet been made.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

Tue BRiDoEPoRr BANK COUSTERYgIrs.-A Ia
boser named James McManus arrested Wednesday
CHARGED with passing counterfeit IS bill Tie Bridge
port Bank Of Moh.el Sweeny In the Sixth wsrt
he taken before Justice Welsh and committed 10 swsie
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

ScATDED TO DgArH-Coroner Perry held a. In
qest Yesterday at No Sc Mulberry street tho body d
Msry j. Cullen child eighteen months old wboss death
caued by scsds having accidentally fallen int tub q
ho, water Verdict, Accidental Death"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

CHARGE or PERJURr.-Joseph Hancock. captain -
Of the North River steamboats, yesterday arrested ey
Cce Farley end Gray VI the Court Of Sessions charged VIII
yejuTy in having abon ss months fsl-ey bcs
Justice Connolly, for which offence the Grand jury have In
dced Linn He taken before Recorder Sitb and hold
bell in The 5000 appear and tAs charge. ar.
Marsh OF W est street became bis bondsmAa.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

TBE LATE SUICIDE IN THE SEVENTH AvsssH~-
Coroner Gamble held inquest yesterday No 5s SoveuA
tho body Of VIM Tutly native OF ireland. 30
who committed suicide Tuesday uight By evt
ting his throat with The dscesscd very lntes
committed the Fsh while under tbs nusnes
Of liquor. lie leaves family IN Ireland Tho jury readeseA
q verdict OF Suicide"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

DAY NORMAL ScHooL The day Normal School
for females, receatly established by the Board OF
Education will commence daily operations on Non
day next the 18th inst. The Board OF Education at
the last meeting appointed the teachers as follows:
Principal, Miss Susan Wright; Assistants Mrs Caro-
line A. Tier and Misses Margaret Arnout, Biza I.
Buns and Sarah C. Verinda. One hundred pupils
have already registered their names.