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ASS unity,
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ALBANY, March 10, 1856.
REPDkfS

ALBANY, March 10, 1885,
REPORT
Favorably to abolish pave ora ers in New Yo:k.
BY Mr.. FOWLER 10y bli)To secure equal justice tc
towns and counties of ,he !'ats, under the emigration
aS, by making the fifty aead money . separate
upd apart from the eeIer. MO- aud piapg the
The report OF tie New "a prison press
Mr.. =. BAILEY gave office he would move call of
The Rouse Wednesday pmeuaLely after reaeirg the
Journal.
Bills IsTeoDr cFD
= BY Mr. DIXoN-To incorpuf.e o Port Richmond ana
Bergen Point Ferry Car ,ary
NEW YORK CITY RAILROADS, ETC.
BY Mr.. GUEsT-A preamble 20 ting forth the belief
that The New York city rsi companies have over
stepped the bounds inyep De given them. by tres
passing the rights OF izels taas they have issued
enormous and unreasDn Ghe erouDt OF stock, and
continue 10 issue the es resolution appointing
a committee of three with send for persons,
ad compGnies ascertain h. ginel cost of the roads,
amc unit Of stocks cebts. Lii
Mr.. SCOTT moved to direct be publication of Stats
paper of all persons who have double payments OF
assessments with the amounts ovarpaid. Adopted.
MIR b. SMITH movsd to yeci, idee the vote repeating
the Railroad Commission Ac So by ayes, Is; nays 65
Mr.. METAN moved TO direc committee to report
forthwith tie bi tor reducing the fees Of coiec
and asse ssOrs of taxes In New fors.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
DEATH OF TIE MAYOR or ALBANY.
After the tran ctioa unpportant business,
Mr. Jenkins, OF Albany, In e' speech announced the
death Of the bon. Nm Pafmite Mayor of the city Of
Albany, which took place at residence the Capt.
tol, az O'Clock. He m tie adjournment Of the
Eoufe, tribute to The Of the deceased and
that the flag Of the Capitol be paced az hall mast.
ahe resolution was adopted and the House adjourned
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az MAGNETIC AND PRINTING stiseRsPRs,

Terrible Catastrophe ON the Delaware River.
BURNING OF THE FERRY BOAT NEW JERSEY
THIRTY LIVES REPORTED TO BE LOST.
PHILADELPHIA, HaTea l5 1885,
About halfpas. Line o'clock tonight tho ferry boat
New jersey, while crossing the Deaware t. Camden took
fire In the mid lie OF the There bsing great
sesl Of floating ice in the RIVER, difficulty
rienced in managing the vessel and she finally
upon the bar opposite Arch street ABOUT hundred
passengers were boa,d, many OF whom jumped into
the river and rescued beats and ohers snved
themselves by crging TO floating ice is feared that
large number Crowned.
Tie boat Is burned to the wster's edge Great
fusion prevails and 1t is impossible gather authentic
details. Steamers Immediately went 70 the assistance OF
the passengers but they had previously been saved BY
small boats.
QUARTER PAST TEMP. NJ.
II is asserted that not less thar thirty lives have
been lost
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A DEMOCRATIC NEuTRAL--The Washington
Union declares It's neutrality in reference to

the various democratic aspirants az folIows:-
It proper for to remind our readers that have
adopted the policy OF sbstalntng from al discussion in
the Union OF the relative claims befevera democrats
where spoken Of In connection with PTesi-
Dental nomination. We suce policy this sub
ject that friends who havs AIDE re-sed
comm ions advocating the nomination different
gent emen candidates for President Wise Presi
Cent msy understand why have been unsb to insert
their favors When the nominations made we shall
This does not cover the whole grouod. The
organ should have said that until otherwise
ordered by the Cincinnati Convention the
Union is restricted in its glorifcationst to the
present incumbent OF the White House. All
other democratic candidates in the interval
will please consider themselves excluded from
the Presidents organ as officioas aud inter
meddlipg outsiders That's all
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From WaslllllgUoii.
MR.. BUCHANAN ON THE WAY HUME-OUR DIPFICUL
TY WITH ENGLAND-THE LOUISIANA DELEGATE
TO CINCINNATI.

MR. BUCHANAN on THE WAY HOME-OUR DIFFICULT
TY WITH ENGLAND-THE LOUISIANA DELEGATES
TO CINCINNATI.
WASHINGTON March 16, 1865.
Mr.. Buchanan informed government by the last
arrival that he would leave for the United States the
18th inst 1t appears he has changed his mind aud will
not 90 to Paris. If the steamer in which Mr. Dallas
sailed encountered difficulty, he reached England on
the 18th inst.
The only mpedment in the way Of settling our diff
Guilty with England is Mr. Champion. II will require all
the cunning Of Marcy aud Gushing to keep nut of
good deal ef excitement prevails here among the
friends Of Buchanan Pierce and Douglas to which Of
these gentlemen have the delegates to Cincinnati from
Louisiana The friends Of each claim them What says
Soule?
Information from official sources confirm the statement
that alliance has been formed between San salvador,
Costa Rica Guatemala and Honduras ia said that the
alliance is complete and that those States now pre-
pared defend their territory well to assist
their brethren in Nicaragua against Walkers govern
Een 1t is supposed that hostilies have already
menced. 1t ie also true that instructions have been is
sued by several Of the European governments to their
squadrons in the Atlantic and Pacific with reference to
events In Central America.
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Disaster to the ship Shooting star.

BOSTON, March 10, 1861.
The ship Empire, Henry from Hondula, via Pernsm.
buco arrived at New Bedford this afternoon She re-
ports that the ship Shooting Star ashore near Per-
nambueo, but bad got off slightly kogged. The cargo
saved and part Of 1t would be returned in the ship
Minesota and the balance 10 the Shooting Star. The
passt rgers of the Shooting Star by the Empire
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0AEHIr-s
ABASY. March Is, 1856.

Albany, March 10, 1856.
RIPcR1s fAvokABIY.
By Mr.. NoxoN On MIR. seses' bill relating to evidence
Of bills.
BY Mr.. BR ooKsBiii 10 p.oviae for the certain,
and speedy canvass of votes il New York.
Also, to ameLd the act he opening Of Division
avenue, Brooklyn.
BY Mr. RcuARDsoH-Agsnsl appropriation in aid
of Printers Free Library ~ ". . York.
ISInoDrcEp
BY Mr.. BRooKs-A bill ~ ftnticn to minors, giving
males at the age Of eg h'.fD years power to make
tracts and power TO DO buse's II they were
twenty one with tee err q parents and guardians
BY Mr.. SIcKIEs-To apebd be Code of Procedure oy
raking app eas from the g.p-r- terms Of the Marine
Court TO the Court OF Cnn ieas, within twenty days
after Judgment
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The Southern Steamers.

ARRIVAL OF THE KNOXVILLE AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, March Is, 1855.
The steamer Knoxville from New York arrived here
after passage of fifty hours from New York, with all
beard well.
CHARLESTON, March Is, 1856.
The steamehip southsrper, T. Even, commander, ar
rived here from New York this (saturday) morning
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The GrisyvOld Divorce Case, &c,

PHILADELPHIA, March 15 1856.
The Court Of Common Pleas this morning deciced that
far it had been made to appear to the Court no
divorce had ever been granted to Mr.. Griswold,
In the Supreme Court the appeal of liquor dealer for
the revision Of sentence CT imprisonment for violating
the Sunday Liquor law denied and the men of
the Court below confirmed.
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,fhe news.
A terrible cate st,nphe occurred last evening on

A terrible cate st,pphe occurred last evening on
she Delaware river. One of the ferry boats plying
between PHILADELPHIA and Camden took fire while
IN the middle of She stream About one hundred
passengers were IN board. they precipitated them
selves into the ater and about thirty lives are sup
posed to have been lost by drowning, The boat
burned to the waters edge At the date Of our last
despatch the Games of the unfortunate victims had
not been ascertained
The steamship George Law, from Aspinwall
with the California mails to the Goth ut, 81 ,053
h treasure and average number of passengers,
arrived at this port yesterday forenoon. BY this
arrival we have later and interesting news from the
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Meeting Mt Charleston t, Promote Emigra'
ton tn K..nsas.

CHARLESTON, ). G., March Is, 1856
large meeting held in hi city last night to pro-
mote emigration TO Kansas dress and resolutions
adopted declaring slavery to re potcsi eement
OF the confsderacy insepaIsoe with the present system
Of government and claiming tire right to promote emf
grafton to Kansas private dlvtuas but discaimng
any state attempt at intervention In The affairs of
Kansas Committees appointed to collect funds &c.
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American state Organ,

ALBANY, March H. 1856.
The State officers have to-day purchased the Albany
Morning Express, and viii enlarge and publish it the
American state paper In place of the Register.
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THE RHODE ISLAND KNOW NoTHINGs BLACK
AS THE ACE OF SPADEs.--See the resolutions of
the Rhode Island American State Convention,
in another column. They are ahead Of The
Pittsburg Niger WoRsHPPERs--they arc al
most shoulder to shoulder with the intense
abolition niggerism of Lloyd Garrison and
Abby Kelly Foster. They declare that they
will "oppose the extension Of slavery at all
times and under all circumstances, against all
inducements, against all supposed limitations
of great interests. against all combinations,
against all compromises" That's fiat enough.
There has been some talk in Connecticut of
Sambo and Sam being twin hrothers, but the
brethren of Rhode Island have declared them
Siamese twins. We shall probably have
more extensive fusion of these interests before
the end of June. Let the Fillmore Councils of
the North beware.
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Fire ut Remington, W

BENNINGTON, March Is, 1855.
The furnace OF Messrs. Grover h Harrington In this
place totally destroyed by FIRE this morning. Loss
about 81, O00-no insurance
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NORFOLK, Va, March Is, 1856.
The dwelling OF ssmue, Sawyer, C,ector at this port
was destroyed by Gre last night, aad the family barely
ESCAPED viii THEY lyss,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 15 1856
Stocks steady. Quotations. foows:-Penn-
sylvana State SIS 84A Reaching Railroad, 45ia; Long
Island Railroad, 15b Morris Canal, 141a; Pennsylvania
RailrOad 45Z
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Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK, Mach 10, 1856.
The schooner Shrina and Charles Cranmer, from New
York put in this port With rigging damaged snd anchor
lost. The schooner Baltimore from New York, will ba
rot off
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Police Intelligence.

EXPERT BURGLARY IN TIE FOURTH wARD-ARREsr
OF THE ALLEGED BURGLARS AND RECEIVERS
On Friday night, about halfpast IL O'Clock, officer
Mathews OF the Chiefs office, discovered suspicious
looking party emerging from Gold street in carriage
Thinne that probably burglary had been commit.
ted, the policeman quietly followed the vehicle through
various Streets until the driver drew up at No. 1866 Canal
street. There tho occupants Of the carriage got out aud
took from the inside Of the coach several bundles Of
goods and deposited the In the store Of John and
Morris levty, at the above number. Officer Mathews
then retraced his steps and going to the City Hall OBJ
tanned the assistance OF Sergeant Rcard and Others Of
the reserved corps again proceeded the store No 1856
Canal street. There they found man named Joseph
Taylor and the two brothers Levey possession OF
ty five dozen and cochneal SKINS valued at $3.50
The parties were Immediately taken into custody, ami
The property taken to the Chiefs Office. In a few
hVVyF afterwards IT WAS discovered BY Captain Richstt
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Since the establishment Of the Empire City Regatta Club
in New York. similar associations have sp Jung up
rous parts OF the country. The Metropolitan Regatts
Club recently organized In Williamsburg, learn, has
been placed upon permanent footing, with considera
bic iurd already in the treasury They having
sIucted number Of pleasure narges and boats OF
the most improved mcdels and 1T is their intention dur
Ing the coming to give regatas nearly every
week. and offer prizes free for the world to contend for
The Club organized the 11tn Of February has
already enrolled about fifty members among whom
notice the OF OF the gentlemen belonging tc
our New York Yacht Association.
Tie Empire City Regatta Club, understand, is
to undergo q remoderg il It's internal affairs which will
place it under favorable auspices and during the
coming they will doubt bring out o! the
feetest beats tba, oated upon these waters. In
material they probably number of the best and
most scientific and boabuiders that the world
produce.
The Brooklyn City Regatta Club is to be organized
the oath inst and they already have four cared boat
which for speed has been proved to be very nearly
match for the best that has yet been constructed.
Another club Is learn about being established ir
New jersey which will probably make its advent with the
setting in Of warm weather.
With all these clubs in and around New York. enter
tanirg towards each other friendly feelings and gene
rivalry, the Of 1856 will, no doubt be-
tests between oarsnen upon the wa.ers around New
York As such aquatic sports and exercises just
likely to take the place Of the attractions Of the
turf which at not popular In this vicinity
they Of yore and the frequenters OF the
course will be more likely to seek Amusement in
witnessing contests quite congena to their tastes be-
tween in beats the banks Of the East and North
rivers think the enterprise which these regatta
clubs evpce should be encouraged in every possible way
Similar clubs have also been formed in Boston, Charles
ton, Jacksonville Florida, and other Southern cities
Az EPIDEMIC AMONG THE SINGING BIRDs-"Norman was
announced at the Academy last night but not per-
formed account Of the illness OF Miss HeDser. ''Lu
crezia Borga" given. The present seems . sickly
season among the artists. Monday It was Brignoh
Wednesday the bells Philips I'll; and Saturday
can have no "Norma" because Hensler is ndisposed.
La Grange however, Is perfect trump, and once
disappointed us. On Monday the "Trovatoreu with Miss
Phillips, who has recovered her health.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-26

TEE BLACK DxsocaAoY WnAkssnp is CArI.
sOaxIA.--Ths Alta California, of San Fran
CISCO, thinks that ty the departure OF the
thirty gamblers and balIot-box suffers ban
(lsheA by the Vigilance Committee, the Dem
o6teey have lost 5000 votes, as tAey xerc
go61 Tor loo votes apiece. The inye.tiga-
tiers - the Committee show THAI bu, for
thsirspsfatiens in San Francisco, johnson
would hake had 100 majority in the county
10 which that city is located, whereas Bigler
carried It By over 1900 majority. Bigler is
proved 70 have been in conni,ance with
these SUBSCRIPTION birds, whose occupation
II California has been ba!los-bax stufing,
gambling, robbery, and murder, aud has
been prohibited from returning to the State.
a pretty position for IN ex- Governor.
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mG1ion Of any hiat - ~. = ~ As~ds
Of any officer spatast ~ sltissHQ La,s-
rspn Neasso61 ~ besn G1Aonptsd, and
10 writ bsislsd lathas town. Tie rescue
Of 0ranan 1psasle. out Of = anrdss con-
nj11sd ID ni0 RI LnM1aase, in detach-
sdSetslssIent, and nsliAss - town nor ito
eitissns extended any protsstion to Bran
sons rescusrs. On the contrary, two Or
three days after rescue, s. N. Wood, who
claimed publicly to be ono Of the rsscuers,
wishsd 70 be arrested for the purpose Of
tssting tho Territorial laws, walked up 10
Sheriff Jones and shook hands wiz hin, and
changed other courtesiAs. He eoald have
been arrested without any didculty, and II
was his design, when he went to Ar. Jonss,
to Be arrested, but no attempt was made to
do 70.
1t Is obvious that the only cause Of this
hostility 10 the known desire Of the citissns
Of Lawrence to make Kansas Free State,
and their repugnance TO laws imposed upon
them BY non residents.
To be Continued.
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GONG voR MAN INSTEAD or PlArposx.
The following, which "trsnspirsdn few
days since 1t Easton, Penn, i worth in
parting:
Two old associates who had in former
years worked shoulder 20 shoulder in the
Phalanx OF the sssnterriRsd,' CHANGING TO
meet, and feeling saatnral curiosity, in these
changsful days, - to each others present
political whereabouts, . brief colloquy on
sued.
"Well, judge" says the 6rst interloeasor,
"whsre do you stand' You 20 for BachAn-
N, suppose
"Sir, T" responded the other, ssthere 10 no man
! have thought moro Of than Jim Buchanan.
should like to 20 for jim Buchanan, and
could 60 for jim Buchanan, II he was run
ming but ~ hs isn't candidate, must 20
Tor some one else.'
"Not running! not . candidate! Why,
JndEe, am little dull; shall hsys TO ask
for an explanation"
cts plain enough. l said Jim Buehanaa
was not running, and have his word for Il,
sir. Jim buchanan hes extinguishsd himself;
changed, ncrgsd, transno4ri6ed himself
into Platforms. Dos's hs Say 90 himself,
in his accordance Of the Cincinnati nomina-
tton? tell you is 10 not Jim Buchanan, sir,
but the Cinrinnsti Platform that i run
ming; and as doa't like the Platform, and
have fancy for voting for mon, shall 70
for Fremont, SHIN. Y. Times.
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LOAT.
A BOUT the 10th Of July, between New boston
and sokuk, two letters, one addressed u W IN
Dunn, Sciots. Montgomery Co., and the other with
odt any adde's bat containing = Get Of gold ear
rings. The under will 10 rev arded un Leaving thew
1t the Clothing store Of
HARRY FULTON.
ksOk uk. July 16-d2tvIt - 49,
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TaE CoxsisrESI JEwKLs lit is very
(oiamon thing to take up an Ebo-shin jour-
charging Fremont both with being
elie and : Kssv-Nothiag. Both lies
clAtod With about equal industry.
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Foreign News.
ARRIVAL or THH RaIA.

Nsw YoRK, July 23.- he s1onner rsso;e
wAsssienaled on Sandy look = 3 O'Clock
~ morning, and arriys At ~ dosk ~
o'clock.
EsoLASp.--The chief feature of interest
in London was the return Of the Guards
from the Crimes, after an absence OF two
years. They made their entrance into the
city on Wednesday the 9th inst, and marched
through tho principal street to their barracks,
the Queen and royal family, together With
Prince Oscar Of Sweden, and Z crowd of
noble ladies and gentlemen, waving them !
welcome from the balconies OF the palace. -
Half million Of people wero assembled.
Lord Russelps motion in Parliament on
Italian affairs was fixed for Monday.
There had been no reference to American
affairs, excepting somc interroeatories con.
corning the boundaries Of the Balise.
Rior IN IRELASD.--A serious riot Of mill
tia occurred at Raneleigh, ireland, on the
9th of July, caused BY an act Of bad faith
on the part Of the Government toward them.
They had been ordered TO disband, and give
up their clothing and arms, which they re-
fused to do, but instead, broke open the mag
azlncs, seized the ammunition, and after.
wards paraded the streets, firing their mus
kets in the air.
Assistance was tslegraphsd for, and 200
troops OF the line soon arrived, and after q
short struggle succeeded in discerning the in
surgcnts, 3 Of them and one OF the regulars
were killed and L. wounded.
The citizens sided with the militia and
cheered them on. AT last accounts all was
quiet.
GERxAsr.-The Zo'lverein 10 approach
ing crisis which may possibly lead to
. rupture between the Libera! Northern
and Protective Southern rights OF Germa-
ny.
The CaIAEA. - The definite evacuation
OF the Crimes took place on the 9Th Of July,
on which day Marshal Pellisier embarked
for home.
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"a The Washington correspondent Of
the n. Y. Herald, dating the 2lst, says:
The Committee on Elections Of the House
will this week make = report, based on the
results Of the Kansas Investigating Commit
tee, declaring Mr.. Whitfield not the legally
elected delegate from that Territory.
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"a Mem oftsa blush to hear what they are
not ashamed to Get.
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BRILLIANT CHAN0E6l
MACALLISTER
The Renowned wizard!
AND
MADAME AACAIaLI8YER
MILL make their third appsarsscs In this city
Saturday Evening, July Ash,
In another
NEW SERlE2 or WONnRQCl

NEW SERIES OF WONDERS!
The most astonishing in the Nscromantic Art!
IFor Programms, see small bills.
TlckkTS-Dress Circle aud Parqustte 80 cents.
Gallery Is cts.
- Doors open At n o'clock. The Wizard will
appear ct o. clock, precisely.
J. N. MEsTON,
Julyzo dit Agent.
To IL l. RsEpEa, Esq s-S6; Ths underigned
nemhsss 4 ths Bar VI Ieokak, 10 view = the an
portancc Of having City Recorder in whom We can
have fall confidence. request thu. you may permit
yosr na0s 10 b. used . candidate for that onss
irrespective u party. By doing which ycu Will
ebligs a. and serve the city.
l.. 3. u. Houghton, Stephen r. Jones,
). NJ Bresden, Lloyd d. Simpsou,
Alex. Lynch Will. k.0asgssd,
Win- y. Tsrssr, frsncis n. Weston,
6cS. G. Dixoe, VI. 5. WinAss,
Thos. ". c,agstt, wn. A. A.ssslf,
q, b. O'Bannon, Jao. Rgucs,
CO. Nos, ues. W. Aocrary,
VIM. Edwards, james n Reid.
b. r. Marshall,
VINRE Agricultural Bank Of fennessss u ,ah "a q
at our counter 40 other cuYreney
FORD, aokAAA FORD.
July ~ diff