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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

Statement No. has been prepared for the purpose
OF sho wing the t0.al amount Included IN the tax levy
t series Of years. This statement includes n0 Only
the sumo raised annually by direct tax, on accoun:
OF the various objects for the ordnsry support OF the
City Government, but also the large sums before re-
ferred TO- for the maintenance OF the Free ScSoo sy'
tenn OF the city, tie sesenent on acco Int OF the state
SchoOi system, the Mi Tax, aud s0Ile o'her items,
which in the of the Finance Department, are
mixed up with Trus, Accounts" Tnis statement
msy therefore be referred to, as an exhibit Of the
whole sum annua y levied on the city, by a tsx on
real and personal estates, in each year, from ls12 10
cJ6, both Inclusive. This sta.enent will not show the
exact xpeno ed in each year for the various oo'
ect- enumerated in the table but Is close approX''
nacn to the aggregate sun included Ia the TAX levy
Ct zach year.
INCREASE or TAXATIoS.
Tie increase OF the sum annually ss,es3ed on eacn
property holder IN the city is matter Whcn Occ seons
muCh anxiety and cOmpI liant, ana IN the MINUS Vi
msny eSciter alarm for the future IN regard 10 prop
city within the reach OF these excessive Gnnua exac-
ttnr. Thoee VITO have an agency 10 the admluisu's,
ton of the City Government may De rghttully cfneu
on by thore whO bear these severe burdens lot tue
cause OF them ard their necessity. They I'VE atght
to be Informed why the taxes OF 1855 tor the suppo'-
Of TIE Government in its several Deptrtulehis sie
ered er than demanded in lsJJ Tor ne service Va
~ Government IN the support OF the same Depai
uents. They have a hit, also, 10 De lhiofueu W
iAls Report, wboh the Charter Of l-JO rsques " U
published for TIE general Information oi tue ctiZeI,
OF New York IN vi a. particular D-pailmeuli =. "
The public service exgenses have been ihcses e. y.
The end that they may investigate the tsos' nu ~ ~
the causes of the increase aud De enabled 70 ePpY
remedy wnere wrong exi-ts, and make lust d.s'
cF.mna'ioE between those If teer sgelte "n 30 IL
fidelity IL established by the examination anu 'Hose
n ho are found faithful 10 their Truss ;,,
This eIamipauon, to be useful, must oe N ioe WIN
csrc iull srow.edge of the sublect' sai Ak.
cru nstion The exp. nses Of the City end Souu,v OF
New York are provided for by az snnua' taA' toe
revenues of the Corporation, and al receipts tor
he m pgrrel
or the nstneut of the CITY oebt.. mere Increase
Of TAX -ton therefore when the RAPID grostn Q: the
city corsidered Is not o: itself evidence OF oaa'o
fulrG. Of 'he public agents, or OF eA'fav asance 10
tie public eypendrures THIS spphls WIN r'usl9er,
sbe force to he expenses of the Courts the Boad OF
Education the Aims Hou'e, Po'ce' &c. toe Oon'
mon Council snd the eTsrtInents sltce Tue organ
"a ion uneer the ordnance Of l-is nave no excuse
or any material increase Of expense except tie ad1i
nsn ard tboss deDartments witch are connected
vita zoe construction OF buildnss aao usohlnery II
"a Fus y,-tusp,. IN, repair ssa cIeani0s OF sas
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Total for 70 months. AS i73

Ber for SIX months of la55......... S3g73, ,82f rs
AID fcr siN months of l356........... 725i6i3 85
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lI614CS .3 3r@6''5t 1873 ls 81
The nc asses IN the tex levy of 1856, compared with
1853 FOR the objects named below to be answered
for by the Common Council, and the departmen nts
VI Lo ~ actinn haa q anaed the inrrease VIZ.
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me ntts. and u the mean tine passed "a ortn.oc'
few cays sfer tie street tracts were epern 81 |"
en- Il At 10 corTsc' stOuG be tXcueo oy ,be Goo-
irsc.ug pAr.mcnt until tie ssmc was coSTned ~
n c, mon CouDci. Those contracts were no, coo
filmed curing the csr,rsoi ytH. Anc opnnS nst
teroc tie ID paitmeLt ~ Sreets sra Lamps uo'e'
TIE orett sarcion hud counter snce ~ The Csihho
'otnci couint ed tb. ,ei ditBft OF ~ bey '" 20"
Coz nsd, aro thur rolled 40 on amount OF s'resrsgtS
FOR The year ls.3 fon The mldi. Of Juy to the co-e
OF The ear OF about Sl75, ,0c0. OF tns sun Sls3, ~
wss ircOced N the Cont oilers es'inas. And tho
balance 81 the eri' aisges shove stated necss-
sHnly tao rom d appropriation for the .ca yesr
of l-J6. The spIroprat On va $3.50 co., The
Grswn for aueoIsg,s s3i oC0j itf 'or 1850 the ssm
- s225 co ana THE som has been txpsniec A. shoSa
ly The sisfeu Fl q 'he Comm, slonrr in little NOR.
thsn hslf the year ls5o.
Let us thtr put these 6gres together and -ee ~lts
wlat propu,iy he G. mmisaioDer All The Com.
mon Council ard tie Finance Depsr mebt 20 plsoe
apoh.r bundled thoossnd collars a. bis 6srSr 4. ~
81. nt in violation Of the Charter Of 1853 ana w
mus, be boiiovel ard paid Dy the Como cousSS
anc the Coniroler, in violation Of the l9u '."7 os
the CHARTER OF 1890.
The appropriation for srrearages for cies =.
for 1855
see Dee AID. peg, lii and Ii2........ Us 10
Annual appropriation fer iss6............ SHs2f 30
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Incrnnse. so nn5 - Ii

IHVTtHEt.- -....t-l lVUI, 10 "
Let us then lock at the same state merit No. f. and
see in what departments this increase of two millions
Of dollars in the tax levy produced in the short space
OF three years.
The tax leves in 1853 ard lsj6 in the departments
and for the objects named below, Gre a. folio So VIZ:
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

p.u,o.n Acc,pxx1-Two MN KILLKp.-At
midnight sunday yer, raa ever r and s.
ihed BY Mia rsn q the Es.rom We Lns a.s
IN, ~ ,cex Recorder Bedford cf Jersey C heo -
ard The jury rendered The ls~ins vefeie,; -
That the ssia individuals 20 tns g uh o' ocns sno
,vs o. The railroad usek sboat four res from an GUY ana
~, oy,r b, the train called the Ank usin st lt
Icrt On sunday evening" and ursr se nd TIA 40 blame
en- h. 5000 10 he and Erie kAlrosd Company.
OF 70 theft On p,oyees" ,.,,, a. -.
TIE psn - II the deesased not positively inown Oae 0,
A., mar apparently Of rshr tail and bad
Ha t.ir ne scre bscf psi4 black Psas rel
AM Il aoSerhirt and wbiie shirt he bad IN biz peAet
"a ~ gewh,rshp >, tbs Labeers Union Benevolent society
~ shs FcuFth Dad ct New- orb dated March T. 1885, and
Ssrtn s psue Of Owsn Smith The otb>s evsnt
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONS-MAr 5-Bsfors
Recorder SMITH.
A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATs ooDEy


Tie Court opened this morning with the usual proc
Ian .iion The names OF the Grsod Jury called bat
being In attendance those 10 Court we're
until ii O'Clock the eI suing morning Excuses from
tie Petit Jury were then received by the Recorder
The Attorney, Mr. Hall then and moved that
should sdOnru oat Of respect 70 the memory OF the
sie Oedel HohsD Ho bauded the CLERK the resolutions
adopted by the ube the Bar At their meeting held 10 the
Uned States Saturday and moved that they b on
tered u the minutes of The Court Mr. HAL the on
tered eulogy upon distinguished dead MI hon
o ho ssd be had known and had always taken bis al
1t seemed to him though hts ao
bad chill and gloom their pro
which Md take tune Ia lie was In
habit Of visit the Court of General Sessions and
Cek VaLdervoort and dsly be their
Tie deesed tho ha remained u the great tri
pryirsie Of criminal lawyers First passed the Hon
David Graham then N. h. Blunt AID astly Ogden Hoffman
As ostUr sdvocae aIawyer the deceased had
eoua With bis death passed Of the brightest spits
bs sled It's luser uron the face Of the earth Ths do
ceased tended for principles alone aid OF for techn
caiiiee ". mind mighty one lie was yell
with the Bible and Shakespeare. and In quoting from these
wok his tate always be admired tie did sny
Leekneysd qnosons but chose such regularly spp
cable He died without enemies and regretted by all who had
the honor Of herg acquainted with him. No
bo, ored and beloy ed than Ogden Hoffman
Tbs coTder motion OF tho Dsrcs At
tupey took make few remarks the
their He bad known the deceased from bis youth and
wss guided by him In all bis undersktnss The do
ceased had of sther him tho late lsmontsd
Mr. Blunt bad been the District Attorney IL was useless
r the Court any farther remarks regarding tho De-
ceased already been spoken the subject OF bis
demise lie would there FORE order the adjournment Of the
CouIt until IL o'elcek the following morning
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DIED.

IOYLE-On Friday May Elizabeth Boyle ct No. Ss Bridge
street, BrooiIyn. AGED - years
The remains were Cemetery Of the Everssns
cApDIC-In jersey City Sunday, May Of dopy. JAMES
Cs6eie, aged Is years
CoLLINs-On Saturday night May Of dsssss Of The heart
hiehse Collins, aged 50 yeUs
ElCEs-on Saturday May Meta Cessna nfsnt taush
Of Bernhard H. and Anna EeAs esed mon as ana IL
days
hs sse Edmund Sidney, Of Alex {. and Mary T. Far
rir son ef p1lnonary spepleIy.
FLAHERTY-On Saturday, May at 10 p m. Of dropsy,
Patrick IGketv native Of CathAIiLe County Lousford.
helsBd, u tie tSd year Of bis age.
HORNBY-On Monday, April II, in Denmark. Lee County,
Itws Of ans fever Mr. John HOrnby In the 7"h year OF ais
JoNRs-At Yorkvls Saturday evening" Nay J, An Mary
JoLes, ssed e. yess
KENNEDY On Tuesday April -. at Homer. CorT.ad
County r.w.York Mrs Margaret Carmichael widoS o. ns
Tfou uDte Kennedy native OF A. Fsane
the eftb Jesr Of her sse II IL
LANGlEY-On Saturday. May ), Ann hensHns ""s
hshsfc LnnEey ssed % years x,
IlNGwonTHY-On Saturday evening, hsy D. H'e' "
iues Jot n Lansworthy, aged "a years ,..
pIryNrR-Iu hi. city on Saturday evesins may . ''
II. Plunner , u.,ua. asust.
pIsTORO On SATURDAY. Nay OF scarlet tsver - Is d,ys
ter ef Philip y and Mary Pbtcf' 'ssd y 49,, N,v
ROWLAND - Suddenly, In this cry. OF Ned 81 yesra
William g Ro slspd. esq Counee-o1 f,r intsrrasnt
~; ,.n.I,, xiil be taken WindsoF Coh1 ' -.
spRIGrF-Ou sstcrd.y evening, May D '
IN the Sth year Of her age r s..n.n
sr.uAS-On sunday. May 4. Ed~si' ". - ~
yrcrNTn III, city 90 ssssri.y. Nay D. Ma May T.
n, Saturday nofains Nay s. ss''a "u-' 80"
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socrtds iEer Of oSsEn merchant adms'ss ~ esse
the eGl T-itanns TO tie ssseth oo-nesA ~
Ca-ted
IL ihs civ TIE extensive business II the shert once
rse sy snter the ruEancs sad oreci'u u tae Osaef
sheft ttbssf tie Sheriff ion an A pos sft
I'D cues limited they there ws anfi
Ia evd shev that Nc Danoogh the Uner Sheriff Ia
u us" w..ur-used - the ends.t with shs fen@rS
r,ieFrrsrf Of his flee Nc Oouou<a siu'sSrs Or dec A.,
'tts hNh objected r:.iei 70 mater. cDuaeetei
vito 't- execution OF The pre-- and thaI-Ess ero' I,
,fEiTi hem The detesdint higsef &C. 81 certain
eee'riious Of heDoroush and h.vfs dine the pan,if
-, = III 81 % the hos eoGvson /. related 70 the
snsl.ei
IL Ministerial hat the JgrJ told thai II tsey believed
CERTAIN ss'e Of ise.s theJ estsbsbe thu woad
Ger The uor'ssfe vcij. 10 .uhs.nu.y teliax h b.
lie doubt
Tie no ton for a trisi |. therefore denied
Before Judss lSGR,HAN
Michael O'BTien agt. Timothy.-Notion denied
y it'll ut ccsa
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CANDIDATES FOR CoANIsSoSERs OF DEEDS The
Committee IN Salaries and Offices Of the Board Of
Aldermen just now the recipients Of almost un-
BOUNDED attention aud cvlites. Should their present
popularity last TIL the next election almost any NUM-
tipal Office would be at their command A shOrt time
ago, a long let Of Commissioners of Deeds wa, ap-
pointed by the Counclmen. and It yet remains to be
acted upon by the Aldermen The number Of vacan-
cies to be filed is trfe 100 and the number Of
applicants is between 900 and 1000. While these
Appointments trembling between wind and water
The outside pressure brought to bear Is tremendous
The Committee--Messrs. Briggs. Hoffnire, ami Drake
are buttonholed, smiled" upon and importuned by
a the friends Of the applicants who are supposed to
have influence A great deal of scratching is said to
te gong on in committee and great deal more will
likely be done when the subj up for consider
alton. The lobby will doubtless keep close watch
on the members Of the Committee, and if the latter
are allowed time TO eat and sleep until the matter
finally decided they may thank their scars. IL is said
that large number are applicants who are not law
yers. The value of Commissonershp depends very
much ON location In it is worth several
hundred dollars year. The best locality for Com
missiops in the vicinity Of large number OF law
offices.
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MARRIED.

HOPKINS wHIrTEMosE- In G.esnfsid n H.. oa
NeJuesdAy Aprl Is Mr. Horace Hopkins OF Rraneisto~n,
20 Mn. Leons Csh.rne daughter Of the Hon Wa Whst.s-
more Of Grtet6eld.
PEIssNFR-LEWlS-On Wednssdsy, April At Sehenscts-
a, COLLEGE Hill by the Rev Dr. Elphslet Mott Prof Elias
Peu Of Vlseek, Bavaria to Margaret eldest dAusa'er
Prot Taylor Lewis.
sPANUACKF-BORGER-On Sunday, May T. BY tho Rev
Mr. Zsphf Mr. Henry Spsnhacke 10 Miss Csthsrne 6ofse
VAN BpUNT-BEkRY-On Wednesday, April 80, By the
Iey r Curry a. tie residence Of the BRIDES fs,her New
Utrecht Lons rsnd Mr Theodore IAN brun OF Newf0rk
to Mas Jennie Beuy.
WOOD uDELL-ln Brootlyn on Sunday evening" Ap,n o.
Mlly,.a Uaeu 10th Of ttts city.
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fAdvertisesnenI

Mrs. S. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR Re-
sToRER The Rev Prof GEO. SHEPARD Of Bangor Ne says
d. friends who my recommendation disposed TO
make trial Of It"
The Rev d. C. CLrSDEsEs. Chiosso H.: can add my
testimony to your valuable preparation
The Rev n TBAcH'R, B'ifse~ater N. Y My hair |,
stored 10 lis Origin color aud the hue appears 70 b. parma eh
satisfied 'be preparation nothing like Dye but acts
spon s~cretiOna"
The Rev DANIEL T WooD, NddlstOwu, 2: ." Ny hair
greatly tn upon the ssues Of Ioher
Of fny. We thankful you add have full v4us Of
nancy"
The Rev II. A. PlATT, Himden NJ Y, sdes his testimony
Ministers ssd o'hsrs In the si'y during Aur Week
would do well buy depot, No. SIS Bfoomsst. HsGEh
CL.RE & Co ., or RUsBToE'G
Sold all the pr cpal merchants In tho United States
anil srsda.
Wholesale and Retail Depot No SIS Broomes-
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B.l,.ee in the Treasury 1853 p

r. 'aii q I, ncu sbd % 81 ~. nnhI. - .
n,tn D. lsrse .mount OF tsI r.m.in, ua,.S ~
-, - r., p, 'orted 70 during th- yesr 80
- IL CIV /, rrec merdrd hr the security of
s Tn, immediate Of pure aui wholesome r...r
~. CoupeI II Hobote, and he Jsi.sy Gu w..
Coum.ue. he Dc - the .qost,iv. ...sou, a.
that Hcbcken Der proportion Of wet,
ard thu. eutict the benefs such
TIE tom eda,s r,orsanzs0n Of police r.e
cd coz al ou The schools have much creassd hrouxb
tie siowih Of tie city aud their excellent auase..t tas.
e,.T odAtiors demanded .nf there shond n.
,cho established in the First and 10 the Third W.s
A. 10 ssse@p .Dts the Mayor hi. Message that the
barter the O sxs upon res. s.ts add
reon.I Irotery hio !. the city Only per.oos
Hob ken cannot he taxed for property Il an, ind osped n
Nev.Yoi IB CONCLUSION be hoped that their lez..,ion
vcuS he and have 10 AWAY. ID. pro,o.1ty
a The CITY, ard .neh sctiyH w with the rs,sJ
tin q the Nsyor.
Whrn resdpe he'd been concluded The Board .doa.ed
TO meet on Wednesday evening
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OBGAEZATIoy oT TIE HonoKvS ror~c,, p
rev cui Gu tf dob,s tie CITY Ia, :, no -.
nfosy oinn g. If ne tufro-e o. orrsnTrx C9-ri s1
Besro vas tenn oraTiy called Chair r. f,,. k.,
81 TIE Ceercii the rLsunx ysr rsssl-e in sac
M us eho c. a. Gerse " Barpaa az r.. So NJ
lie MssfFe OF he Honor Msyor CHet-n.r ~, the, ...I
reed so SO ooe' wss oIderec pr1ted Ths Mesa. sS1
nsiu-s lie oizens OF Hobk-n upon he siv.Dsssr a..
city pr Jery uHeer Tr--eut form N .or.r1,. r..
hnssees ~ The oi' Are IN prospsr1.- dou Ths esd
d.h There eeiyed into %. CITY tra.arx - -
tsIes, % = Iosns-. SgS So 6o-. sto :; -.
foT CRY Hal IS ana from the To~hhip ls~ n a.
:
EIpeuoed during The yesr............ n rst "a
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IN the Board of Councilmen last evening it was
stated BY Councilman Van Tine that letter had been
received by certain property owners 10 Reade street,
who arc interested in the widening Of that street,
stating that if g. 900 not forwarded to certain
address there would be minority report OF the Com
mittee on Streets against the proposed improvement
Mr Van Tine offered resolution to have special
committee appointed to investigate into the action OF
the Street Committee to ascertain if there was any
foundation for the statement The resolution was
adopted. Three members of the Committee, Messrs
Van Ripper, Phillips and Clifton, favored the nvesti-
CATION.
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roYrpr cAJcyDAR-Tg, DAY.

SpPRTNE CoURT-CIKcUIT.-Nos. ass, 81 TO sSf,
ss to eco s g s3 94 TO ss2 9s4 to lc02 1904 70
1882 Irsi 1885, 1860 lo6i o62 loei TO 1917 wi TO
1850 1852 TO llo9 ll2 to 1924 IL 1850 TO llS, sA
GENIAL TERA-Nos. ], 81 81, ,, ~, ii, H. H. II, IL,
ls - a.. a..
40 no 22 PIT $50 ST. 81 49, 56s 4ss 67 70 So S71 70 $50
$50 fs4 TO H7, SIS. u, 32l, 800 $50 lei El, ys.
CouRr OF CoaNox PLEAS TRIAL TzRM.-Parf l.
-Nos s7 SIS S9i 40 SOL 5H "a, a5I, ga So $50 l5s -
a79 al Part H-Nos 1885, S7t 5s, 4, "a, 80, ifi al,
40, Isl? SOC, 5l4, 5li 59, 5.5.
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fAd-ertis~ rent
FOR SALE-EsTATE IN BERKSHIRE COUNTY

MAss-A FARM with furnished country house stuset IN
Ptts6eld u miles The and ml-s from LeaoI
The CONTAINS nssy 800 la squa potous Of
woodland upland aud meadow the main Of the HDuS%
through he latter The house
built for the from the designs OF Mr. e. cabot
Of Boz and " beside bah &C. u 10
situated eriueuce commanding ane ve- Of Berk
shire Valley and the Tsco aud Hos4c Ranse. including
highest mountain ia the State stable cehouss sud other
ssched 70 this Of the estate The farm
bouse ard barn ard Convenient The wood 10 Of the
pru tive the 4dows Yell lsie OF k.y
without cultivation. This place offers he siva t4Ges Of t
agreeable and healthy situation with good bstbng bostns
fthbg she ons upoL tbs The ready fsr
in mediate OCCUPANCY being cmpesiy furnished and supplied
wood and ics For further particular sppy 70 o. w.
HOLMES, BosoG or the H0. Y II. KELLOGG Pittsf sid.
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IAdvertsement
To GAS CONsUMERs.-The Manhattan Gas

Light Company have that OF AID after the ' Of
August the price Of Gas will b e.ea, reduced 10 inc n
1ryn PARTIES WISHING CHANDELIERS and Gas PIPES nuc
duced their dwell will find r decidedly TO tssI .a,an
ace 70 live their osders Colt WHIrrEtsY dn flien
And Fixture Desie No. 92 Broadway cor 7sst whose 10
ci,ies your work promptly and economically are nm
surnss.ed Portable C}ss Machines. Resuatos Os heane
IA Cookk,~ Stoves. 10 u short notice
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BROOKLYN SUPREME coURr-Mlr s-Bsssrs justice.

Georye Sanger sst William Vail and others.
This was action against the defendant - In
dor,er of prouory for $40 drawn by FOtmsys
VITO fss sLscoD led as IL is said.
Eas defense IT, that bis siensture 10 forged lie resides In
sns sps AID was lsely President OF the Sing Sing
for the defense On tie Other hand some Of the most ssil
Newlork that believed the signature
une days ua the jury found for the plaintiff,
ard that the Signature was genuine.
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JERSEY CITY CoNMos CoUscL.-The new Board
oFAleerEen net the L,ceu Lass nisht 70 orssnIa Toe
Cl.rt having called the roll AID Joseph Edge va called
ten Josry b. chair The Common Council then
10 ballot Tor President of tie Board for ensuing
Fou, cen members pre.eDt Six bsl0riugs had
without choice On the fI ballot ihe Tnonpsoa
Tdse DsytDport l., Gardner ], worte. dyke Ia.s, l.
And Bail The last ballot stood fer Dave pvrt Tnonp
sop Efte Gsroner Iuaey McComb The Board then
Ios,n ed further ballots sId proceeded Gers
W. Cas-. DIV ulon the fret bal elected of
IL votes Tn. Bosrd then proceeded 10 City Mar
ans. and Nathaniel EDs reelec ed BY unanimous vote
The board then sdjourned to meet this eyains
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fAdverisement
Dr f. g. FITCII's "SIX LECTURES on the PRE-

vEN1os and CUrR Of CoNsunPTIos ASTHMA, BxoScHrIs.
and the LAWS Of Lire. with full eIPo'tios
of INDICATED sHALATIos--A edition. handsomely
bound un S pages 80 Engrsvngs aud steel Portrait Of
the Author viii b furbishsd for vsds at cents
coty-sub.tantially gfwi be by mail postage u
Apply by letter, personally, to FITCH Co., No ia
Broadway, New-York.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Third Anniversary Of tho American Congregs.
sicsal Union will b. held at tho Church Of the PAR.
tAn,. DIR. Cheevefa,l Union squ4re. wedncsd iy
May 7, al 10, O'Clock a. m. The meeting will have
special reference TO Church bulldog in Kansas, and
the . Elements o the West. Addresses by the Rev.
W. Buddiug'ol. Brookll n; the Rev. James Drum
nond, Lewiston Falls, Me-; the Row. joseph II.
Townc, Bridgeport Com the Rev. Richard knight,
Mpsonary from Kansas aud the Rev ii. w. Beecher.
The COLLATION. Of the Uoion will take place at the
Apollo Rooms, No. 40 Broadway, on Thursday even
Ing, May 3. at O'Clock. Prof b. Sill nan, LII d.,
will preside. Several buef addresses may be expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

A PicruRS BY PAUL DELARocHr.-One OF the
finest pictures ever seen in this country was the Napo'
leon Crossing the Alps by Paul Delaroche exhibited
here few years since by Messrs Goupil & Go. The
game house yesterday exposed another great work of
the same master, which they havejust received from
Paris We refer to bis picture Of Marie Anolnete az
she Revolutionary Tribunal, which we believe was
6rst produced Paris about five years ago. In this
picture the principal parsonage is the condemned
Queen who Is represented as just leaving the tnbu-
nal Dressed in a simple black robe, with muslin
handkerchief about her neck, her hair whtened by
suffering and her whole expression that of much bit
Ger experience in the past, and in the present of sup
pressed emotion and conscious superiority to the
Judges and the spectators who surround her with fairy
and brutality, che seems infinitely more imposing aud
impressive than could ever have been possible in her
days of power and spendor. The tribunal, the sold
iers and the people in the auditory are used in
mastery way by the ARTIST a. setting to this superb
feure Of woman and of martyrdom. We trust that
70 lover OF art will fail to see this picture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

CIrr TIGERs.-This new company Of our citizen
soldiers will make their first parade on the 2lst of
June. From the character of the the roll
list, and the well known military ability Of their COM
mander, Capt Waugh, it should be one of the finest
military organizations Of our city. They attached
TO the 18th regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

On the sunny shore. Of Cape Cod they are raising
E in kis Ike corn, where tAe soil wild produce
notLiIg else.
A CrxrEy.RIAS-Justus Warner, native Of
waterbury, Conn. died at Liverpool, Lorain County,
Ohio on tie 10th of April aged 100 years and 10 days
Tie frst ship of the sesson arrived at Quebs, o.
Monday. It was the Queen ofthe Lake, an iroa ves-
sel, belopgirg " Shaw Il Co.