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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

nm. ,ion uren the prepriety or mpropiety of duty
on foreign oo for we ourselves should have ralsed
anpy noueh for the supply Of our own consumption
W. lave one il in cotton and everything else we
hive Turned our attention To; and should have
dore /. in esp-whose fleece afiorcs US our most
mfortable clohii 6, snd his carcass our moe' who'e
sou food ha6 proper encouragement been Afforded
10 TIN. Ut FOL branch of hdSstry From the variety OF
Jews which have been entertained IA CODgr' A III re-
gard 70 a protective cu'y, II Il pretty certain the
friend, Of manufacturing Industry cannot OBTAIN Thst
they want and, for one, wnat | say they ought 70
have Mr.. Guthrie sppears 10 be man ot sense, ana
h. has probably recommended the only course oi
kgislatiOn which can Low he earned INTO enect IVi
the beIoft Of both manufac urers ana wool gTo"'n'
Az e neral rule when man featuring industry u 10
te rrouotec which comes IN competition with foreign,
II 5ppears 20 ne obvious that the raw la iterla-tne
dye-tivfs ard drugs-which are employed IN forming
ii fstrc uust be obtained al AZ low prlces b tne
for.ion manufactures obtain them, so a. TO enable
home oo0d- 10 BE- thrown INTO The marx a. oS as or
lower than foreign But duty Is laid here on the
raw col ard the drugs end dyestuffs necessary 10
peI feet the fabrc and duties are laid n those arl-
lies in foreign countries whence we derive our sup
Mics il H clear that the value Of the goods made here
mus, be enhanced TO the amount OF the duties 30 isd
and if a proportional duty IL not laid on the foreign
manufactures which come in competition with ours,
the American goods must 90 into the market at
higher than the fCregn, and Their sale be pre-
ven ed: and thus instead of Congress sgisiatlng to
encourage our own indutry, IT will be legislatng
practically 70 promote the industry Of foreign nations
10 cur injury
TLis opinion give as a party directly interested,
being ore of the largest holders Of fnewVOl sheep IN
tie United States.
Bot in Government Of the people, formed by them
selves for their own benefit, cannot suppose that
ay tarf can be made by their Representatives. which
shall altogether neglect OyeOok the interests OF the
peoIe; and Of cOur-e the industrial interests OF the
oopitry will receive that attention which their import
apce iinperaiively demands. Among other subjects
Which require attt ntOn the rigid enforcement of our
Reve1 laws Such rules and regulations ought 10 be
Introduced ss will the cOec ion Of four lawful rev.
euue Legal proof a. been gwen great frauds have
been practice ed in our Custom. House at EewYork, to
the erca, oss Of the revenue and 10 the injury Of our
manufacturing industry, by enabling the foreign agent
TO unde,sel our own fabrics in our own markets. To
rrcveIttbs evil stringent ought be rieidy
enforced. Ar We have Botany Bay, and hanging Is
cut Of fashior the goods, and merchandise at
tempted to BE- frduGuenty inOduced ought TO be con
fscated and the cuprt and BIZ abettOrs ought 10 be
condemBed at least, Ia ten years III tie state Prson
With respect And ..te|u WM. JARVIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

BIG SAIARlEs.-W. Lyon Mackenzie, member Of
the Canadian Legislature for the County of Haldi-
msnd, in presenting to the Upper Canadans reasons
Why they should dissolve their union with those of
the Lower Province has occasion to speak of the large
salaries paid TO officials 10 Canada. The Governor,
Sir T. Head, gets s3l 900 year, bis house rent and
servant hire. The ten Ministers get each s6 900
year SO day during the sessions of Parliament, mile
age and d" immense patronage" The Engineer of the
Grand Trunk Railway has salary of els 900 year.
Sir Cusac ROney, agent for that work gets the SAM.
Chief Justice Robil son has $4,000 per snnum, $500
for travelling expenses, and pension of "a 4f4 wien
he shall see fit 10 resign. The Register of Ham
ilton, Dun6as and Wentworth, he is Minister also
get, $1,000 year. The Register of Toronto and
York gets Sl2 600 year. The Governor has a Sec
IetaIy TO whom the Canadians pay $4,000 annually,
for TIE uretense of anil dliving.
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SMITH TURNED UP AGAIN.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
IL l.-.. nc -

COnesnOndenee Of The n I. ITlbuIh
PHIIDELPHIA, Pa, April 26, lej6.
Ihave to day seen novelty which | an confident
was never before seen in this country Eur jpe it is
four human persons grown together. They have
Just been brought to this country from Central Amer
lea by Cal Bangs, who has for some time beeu tr4v-
cling in that country. They are, should judge, about
tbity years of Gge, a medium size have learned to
speak the EDgsh language, and appear quite intel
hgent. Capt. Bangs is quite private about it, intend
ing that the press shall not be the first to make known
the news. Ii was by the mereot chance that | hap
pt ned to see them. Think the Captain about start
NORTH whether to offer them TO Barnum to
hib The II himself, | do not know. Your &c.
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FIRES.

FIRE IS 4 BANK BUILDING ~ CANAL STELET.
Last evening fire occurred in the large brown-stone
front building known as The Peoples Bank corner
Of Canal and Thompson streets The FIRE origna,el
the second foor and was Oocasoned b. tie ignition
of quantity of gas tina; had escaped from deiec. in
the pipes. The explosion that followed did consider.
able damage TO the flooring and ceiling. The f-omen
Of the district soon oxtinguished the flames. The
damage to the building is est mated at about $500.
We unable TO ascertain whether or not the Peo-
pies Banking Company, who are the owners Of the
property, are insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

H-bcNfe
Judge ROossyELT
In the matter Of the application Of the Methodist Episcopal
The counsel by Ee parties ,T had authority
by virtue Of their such 10 refer the matter Ia
traitor umpire. and hers pretense that Bishop simp
n the person eaose ngt II al respects suitable Tor A
Wbett er the submission to his sion consented tn,
ID Of r be deemed al od'I Of toe Court or al agreement
Ci the parties In neither could be revoked without the
lie leave Of the Court A order Of Court
tie rules Of practice admitted Of such reyOcatOn - an
sreme of parties tao statute Of arb4tOo the submission
being hnsl presents obstacle s more iusuperabe Ths
p4rtes AiSsd all further aud admitted open
Court that the involved Ia tue pending suits bal
only been submitted bu fully examined and heard b. tho
No ps'se6 uron by him which not submit
TED, nor weIe there sry n sieusl omissions
Whether question Of trusteeship CORPORATION can be
submitted msy admit Argument One Of he questions in this
sIt,uk tie character Of alleged tubance 10
determination the presence Of the Attorney Jenersl No
ldsuent # custer vas akei for or rendered A.
aee disturbeT the remedy required and
is, in ef' e. % this point the only one awarded
IoI the whole, consider just and proper order 70 con
firm tie awsfd Of Bishop simpson.
Tie substance OF the aware above referred follows
l. Thi Judge ROo-hyes order OF the ioth OF May 1859 s1
thonzrg he se Of The Joho rect MstAods Cnao
oecn the application Of me proceeds the othe aas
force ard effect
That the eg,y elected Pru,ee. ,sid Corpora
who 90 legally compose the Board Of Ifa'es'
Ihe the granted By judge Co sle. against Ben
sld lis associates resralng the sale AID i hei P"'
Tat The sb venauei Trustees or majority Of them, pro
ceed ef the named sale and sy ~ pfreo
ard be other available Gds IT ds Jonn street Chufch W~sl
the pfccuLg church sj6ce &c IN he upper par oi '
city or be 4 the said religious CoporitOn l., -
hat each Vas their coss and 'ees 10 70
on,d the subr and upon this hearing s
ceIt the Trustees pay Of he proceeds u tns ee
IN iuidsron the sud tees Of their attorney 'A1
couisel ~ 80 for those Of opposite parfes
n bat lie srd be vacated ard made va -
Lord L. TAYLOR sgt. COX.--Order that s%y o. sDe
costs a. taxed srd Teid should be refunded 49,.
David l. Suydam agt Charles GoOdyear-mONoN
10 ffaLsfer cause ceuled, 81. = -
Jo-,ph Goodwin agt. Abraham Il. Myens.-Ordere.,
a. z sde definite al eer' IN al COPY pei
il i've day. This order s1s Hen; fof P.h-
for want q a. sLsWer oh,
Lus che Jaccsr3 sgt Henry Grandjean ct si-of'N'
grated. ., ,U.1 -
Geo. f. Peterson et ell. at. james H. " a'''
Hoti,n Genied wibog. cos's iii Ocde,
Jorerh H. Ben,on agt Chsrles I. Cromwei--of1s'
sl.owIR ten Ier cent o. tie +29 , T.. r N,ry A
In tie matter q tie guard snsh o. may yo,,a, a.
Consnt trfsnt-To be referred 70 me ~. %. -"''
sccofGu ely, aid sfay Of procesdns oe cyl'i--''-
Before Juoge (LssEA ,, l.-..-o, -
Oliver II. Lee It a. a-, Take. H. "e'
Notion o Oren Gefas'f denied
Before Jgdge DAYits' roo,se
Gustavus hopper at. C.tbsnue Nopper-Decfes
Of divorce granted. -. = ..sns NJ
ihe supfele Court, General Tern, s wednesday N@A-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
MARINE AFFAIRS.

NVAL-On the 4th March the Savannah, fig-
ship of the Brazil squadron, at Rio, and asj the
United States briE Bainbrdsc the latter would sail
on a crui,e in few days.
The United States surveying steamer Water Witch
sailed from Rio de Janeiro on the 25th February for
the United States. She will touch at various port oa
her way home and is expected to reach the States
ab0u, the lei OF May.
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Advertisement
NV SCHOOL or MEDICINE AID PpAsv.-

THE Llsr UNFOLDING or rBs ARr 90 HsALuc -
sire tres, a. Corsappives bat parse asrsy W. -
tined al other phy scsns without relief EIpebesss Aas 80.
ne th., can CoSsrMrTIoS readily any etAe 49,
and that my LusG ard CoUGH SsrP q positive ears -
CousuInptlou in al TO varied foruA
Hr NJ. J. MABn NJ. ,So 81 Lafayette pls1syy
Office bours From 10 a "a n, sS;7sivsly s 49,
ard to p for Gentlemen Wsine si.ys ,.s~~.s
Aother hour, BY appointment
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Advertisement
BRANpRFrH's PILLS have been long nod a,

yet Increasing he spnere OF eer 1sefalnes yoqa,
day thar they bad cured Of vhe swelling o. Ae ln~
And W Ell eserythg al failed The doe,or sf poA.n. S
save bic life but ston he is IN ere.llnnt AssS
They purity he bo0S AEd by hs quality TIE, are a.
test n enes b. used IN a. n paln or "a
derendirs ther tn1snce on mpurs bs, s,nssn.,
e..d upon lately and STA they earsd q s,s,-,
wien he given 10 die BY his rhysietAna IL, d. 80
use Some important se relative their srA,iv. ss.
ties will Be shortly published Sold a. IS ee0t. u No xs
C.nast. BTsndreth Buijng
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liscHARGr or THE PRISONERS EHRIcH.--Joseph
ard NGtee Fhrics, who arrested lea IS ago
ehsis'e Wa isoln ssy receiving Large Gneuut Of goSs
stoieh rem fnhade phG trn yesterday dshAiged
ron cuticdy AID nom their bon de BY Judse Dy The
ground tha u shown heir that The
stolen sots brought into this the ng
The I-it0ttu wtft deca aJgeI
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fAdvcrtisement
Manhattan Gu

Light Comp have notice that and ahs the t
the prce Of Gas will be materially reduced In the
tervs parties wishing CBANoELERs and Gas PIPSs intro
duced their dwellings vii find decidedly 70 their a1vAat
axe 10 rive their orders COLI WHITTELsy Gs giusu
and Fixture Dealers No 90 Broadway. 2stst wbss f.
eitie for doing your work promp " and economically
surpassed Portable Gas Machines Res ustors G@s Hees
and Cooking Stoves L., pu; az At short ~ Se-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

white Grape shawls the pave aud the cha Is in
front of the hotels
GAIL BERGMAsS's CoScERT.-The seventh of this
admirable series Of Concerts took place at the City
Assembly Rooms on Sunday evening last The pro-
gan me O. aiued me excellent pieces r the orches
ira. the prominent one being Mozarts Symphony in
fat-the andante movement, particularly, abOunding
in molodc fleets. 1t was ca'ctuily aud JudiciOusy
interpreted by the iDstrumentolists under VI. Berg
m ms direction. characteristic overture by Hector
Berhoz and concert overture, We're also well gwen,
and received with marks Of approval. Mile Picker
- q member Of the German opera troupe now
being organized in this city-ma6e her first appear.
ance in this country. HeT voice is mezzo-soprano
Of good quality, and she possesses considerable dra-
matte power. Her appearance Is much in her favor,
al We think she will be successful in opera She was
duly applauded, and recalled at the close of both
aras NJ. Enmerth played two piano forte solos, and
received an encore. The room was well filed by
discriminating audience, but these concerts merit
better attendance
\ Concert in aid of several charities will b. given
at TIE Broadway Tabernacle on Wednesday evening,
when Nh Aptommas, the Harpist Master Mala,ratt,
the youthful Volinist Mr.. IIayter Organist, and
others will appear. Conductor, Mr.. g. II. Curtis.
lc turc on Dancing with illustrations of national
dances, is the latest novelty IN the lecture liRe. II
VII be given by Mrs. Luby at the Stu!vessn ln,ttlte
this evening
Mad Won BeIk,l will make her frs. appearance in
America a, Mason and BerSmenns Matinee az D)d-
worth Academy, this afternoon.
Mss Kimberly will read " Hiawatha. On Thursday
evening. nj Newark y. J., aud on Friday evening al
tie Brooklyn AtheI eum.
JoHS Is. GoUGH.-Dont forget h;s lecture this
evening q, the Academy o' Muse that tie obec:
Of LIS lecture s a chantablc one.
The Benevolent Concert given on Thu.sday last q,
tie Tabernacle j. to be repeated, with change Of
programme, on Wednesday evening next 30th INST.
TO accommodate holders Of tickets who prevented
by the storm of the former evening from attending.
DETARTUKE OF nR. THACEERAY Among the pa
seDeeis IN the Baltic, ior Liverpool = VIM. " Tnsck
ers!, csq.
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CARPETs.-DOUGHTY x BRO, No. 24l Broad
wsy opro-ire TIE P,rt
Importers and Dealers in every description Of
CARPErNGs on CLOTHS &C.
We irEug from Europe and the Auction
Sales ell the lstest aud 0s. desi i-sbs styles OF
CARPETNGs,
which u offer al the lowest market rates.
Parties about furshIs would 10 well 70 call ald examine
stock before purchasing e.se where
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.(Adyer,iseuelE'

] ht IRINCIPLL> Or PHKLNOLDGY md PHIsI-
oLoGY ELVCiplrED-PrOf FOWLER the At
tht b.tetkr BuHcus Of Horton ard Beecs-rs with
sFREE LECTURE. THIS EVENING. The Temperimens vii De-
Ctt paLed and ustI ed BY Portraits 81
other Pal.gs slEsesOus in ressd 10 Health. Ion g@yity
sud r-c, The PLyscs OrEasm; Exercise Rest Diet
&c. ,al,stls LetlIe PfotesoIa a. Examinations dy
No 3 3 bIye.Mhy.
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

A Copcert of Sacred Music, to aid the Young
Mems Christian Association in establishing Pubhc
Library, will be given on Wednesday evening Apn
80 at the South Ninth street Congregational Church
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

A BLACKBOARD PrSIsHED.-A night or two ago,
gentleman and lady were standing II Broadway not
far from the S. Nicholas Hotel, il waiting for stage,
when rufian up and seized the lady ruiely by
the lower part OF the dress and Pkd his into her
face at the tine. Her protecto. lid no, resent
the insult with proper spirit, for fear Of getting into
ugly brewl. but gentleman near, who witnessed the
coIduct Of tie blackguard, took the matter into HI.
hands, and pursuing the fugitive across IL street
cane up With and punished him severely. The ilso-
lcnt puppy when last seen. was going up BToldTay
Oh q full rln. with pair of back eyes bloody
ard ndou- ga,i in b. face. Th. lesson he re-
ceived w teach n more ma-rers than g so7un q
TX month. % Blaekweus Island.
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IAd..rrisementI

We invite the attention Of dealers and others to
sCck Of CHASDELIERs AID Gas FxTUEEs + new
3Titlal A-d beautiful designs Of Oh 0wS AASCFAcTuRG
NIrcHELL, BAILEY Co., No 5S BtCadNsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
IAdvertsenenti
MEDICAL INHALATION, WITH Constitution,

Rrnrptys-Dr s FITcH may be COG suited a. HI. Oe,s
No ia Broadway (now OF the estAbsbd st,or, a.
TIE city fr DseAses Of The Lungs AID Threat Heart D..
esses Liver Complaint, FemLe Diseases and Chronx d.
eases generally. OHee hours from . p assr
Sundays excepted. Consultation free.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

DEATH FROM INJURIEs-A little boy, named Henry
Mckay eged between six and years died bis mothers
residence Water street Front Sunday night II
spr.ars that the 18th instant named Wm Mcdonald
went Mcksvs house state OF INTO Sic la
con II he caught hold a the boy who andh the
doo pitche him sesnsa his bead striking the ~hse
Nc po old suesed the charge Of assault and bossht
before Justice Smith but the not being dsemed severe
he regained his liberty few days thereafter The boy
subsequently confined his bed sud fingered until the night
above stated when be died from the injuries he had sustained
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
[ AAr-rIl-..fne.f

SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving
trrsh either coli wster pour Tree drops
Of BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS rub the beard well aad
vii usse beautiful so lstfeT much factaEE the opera
tor ot shaving Prce Only esus EsE sale Oy sErRDGE
Co, FTopIietors, aid {! DruEg-ts.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
LAivertEernent.l ]

lie emcacv OF the OXfGENATED BIrTERs, IN
Of DyreI-a Asthma ald General DEBILITY ha. been
tested by az cir well t' public All
whose steusl ample pioof this meeLe Is VI
area, ys.se.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

TRIAL PosTPoSED.-TAe tr.al Of steam f.e g.nes
advertised I" take place IL tue Park to-day has been
posporod IN consequence Of the fnenl ofRobert X
y, which VII be attended .h.s Afternoon. Tie tdal s
deferred one week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
IAfYrrfisemer,
NEW DECORATIONS AND PAPER HAyGIyGs 20

NkW DEtOhA1lOAS AND fAPER tANGINGS f0r
br-PRsrr q HAEDESsERGH, No. 50 Broadway, PEE
yari 20 .rtot ne AEest best assortnsat OF PA
OECoE.TIyr PsrEk HsSerSCs ofsrsi in country
Hcte a tIs<tls< ~oJrH - tn, ,soyed-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

JoHy SrEEIT METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH -
Judge Roosevelt. yesterday confirmed the secoDd award
Of Bishop Simpson decreeing the sale Of this church.
The Bishop first awarded that the church should not
be sold. A. an advertisement TO the effect that the
church ba been offered for sale has appeared
requested to caution the parents of children attend ng
the Sabbath School held there to ere 1t the report
that the school has been broken up. An appea~,las
beer taken from the decision, which will probably pre-
ven, the sale of the church aud the breaking up Of the
Sabbath SchoOl for the present.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
fsdvertisere eri
WILSON'S ORIGINAL DANDEIIOy COFFEE

TIE ~ Ia 4Loes-le By 3,kNEs PARx HzcEaAs,
CLAsE Co.. SCBiEyFLS BEos ami a. ret. b. Drux-
gsIorsy. Manufactured a. Nes IS aud n East ts-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
IAArnrtiseuertI

MAKING MONEY FAST.-Smart Statesmen are
r.sp uiul harvest their unprecedented Of KIT
PATENT DOoR FAsrENLRS They an article thai
body and what every oody III buy To Travellers eY
are Indispensable. More Agents wanted JANIS u. LsE,
Sols proprietor. No. y E1ehanse-st. a1slo. " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

PfIsFSTarIoS.--The employe,f OF the Union India
Rubber Company. three hundred n number. convened
90 SATURDAY act d. one G. the work rooms Of the es-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
tttyertisementI
RrILS.-MENEELY' celebrated Church. Enc

torv Steamboat Locomotive School PAnsiion and otAer
BELLS constantly hant SnG for sale by FAISsaEs& Co.
their SC aIs Wareroon No. lS9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

CAsrALrIEs.-A man named Edward Mcclure ac-
cSebtsly walked on the dock The foot Of Baltic
suudaN evening and dfowued HE body recovered
T.. xt uosirg His family sided the Ieighborhood. Hs
years Of age John Travis founC dead IN Middle
between SIX and Seventh Sunday
g He the evening before foT the purpose
Of procuring groceries, The night being das he
dered road and f d) embs kmeEt hhesn feet
high. lrquests held and yerdies IL accordance
rdpred
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
CH,nGr OF FALSE PnFrEysEs.-Wm. Magee, a

nercha' Of Waterloo Seneca County, n T., yesterday
brought this city chage Of Officer Cauleld Of the Fr
Ward Police charge OF false pretenses prztreI
assust him By the finn W. II. Blshfeld Co.,
chants No 90 Liberty II alleged that ia OCTOBER
1854 tie boug credit the firm goods IN
Of 80 e6 at tn time repre.en ed himself the
OF house and Wa.-la0 aid also perfectly II
j. fter ale that purehasng the goods he made
al asg Il ent that be Of said property
The charge therefore, that the representations ne made were
ase and they made for he pupose Of fraud Tle
ccused before Justcs Davidson and held 70 bail in
90 y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
La " LNIELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-AFsIL o.
Before Judge BErTs
The case of Lasala, indicted for engaging in the
slave'rede taken up is mori but laid ill June
wien n expected that judges s Tor s trial
bly, 10 the Of the order transferring the acton from the
Districtto the Circuit CJu JuLt OF the cuiy aud
in Of he s,ioLs involved r. B. Cutting and VIM
~ EyAts sppeered Tor tho defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

tsbl,.hment .t Harlem, and presented to Mr. sChss.
b. Hotchkiss late Superintendent OF the Com
yssy an elegant gold watch and chain. The present
alton was made on the eve OF the departure oi MI
Hotchkiss for france, where be goes to take charge
Of new rubber mill and was token OF the est'ma-
ton in which be is held by the operatives late under
h's charge. Ms N. E. hulhgan, one OF them, nad
the honor Of presenting the gift, which she dld' &c
eompanied with a very appropriate and highly comPl-
meutary address
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

ScHooL ExAMSATIoS-The Colored School in
II omas stree, t was examined yesterday The attend
ance in the Grammar School Is 80 small tia is TO
be converted into Primary School, under the Princ-
,sbp OF the present Principal Of the Female Depart
ment Miss Richards. The Primary Department was
fluid to be in good condition, under the tuition Of
Misses Elizabeth o Pierce and Margaret Roach The
Grs Department presented one of the finest readers to
be found among the children Of the city. Tue exami
nation generally was very good and the exhibition of
knitting painting, writing and embroidery, pro-
fuse. The teachers are Misses L izs ID. Richards and
Harriet Anderson. The Boys Department also did
very we'll Their examination creditabe to them
selves aud their teachers, Mr.. VI. Williams ar
Elizabeth Jennings Some good compositions Were
ead and the singing throughout the school was
.ctlltDt.
The School in Laurens street, Lear Broome, will be
examined to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

Mrs Eloise Bridges and Mr. and Mrs. Fleming will
give of their popular drawing room entertainments
at the Brooklyn Athenaum on Wednesday evening
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

DRowSED.-The boy who was drowned al the foot
of Little street on SUNDAY named Michael FiEpatek X,
wa about His body has not been
cred although every effort has been maze.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
Advertisement
TAdveri.enaut

TA1FeltIsemeut
AMBROTYPEs - Single and Double Glass, at
BRaDr's, No. $50 Broadway. novelty in art.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

LARcFNY.-A servant gil in the employ Of John
Peuon Jay carried oil so worth Of clothing She
Subsequently arrested and committed answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29
CITY ITEMS.
tentien.

Another fine Spring day yesterday; so warm as to
br out not only the grass, leaves and bloesoms but
white Grape shaw the pave aud the cha in
fr, Mt of the hotels.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

CoURT oF OYER AND TERNfSER-Tbs Court was
oteta ytser ay before Ju Rockwell snd Juses ErDmons
Schoormake bu' nsequence Of full panel Of Grand
Ju1os their II al ourHed TIL
Thursday at 10 O'Clock &. III.
The April Tenn of the Circuit Court was CON
meuced before Judge Rockwell The Calendar viii be taken
up to-day. Il eubsces Nta VI 10, u, u, 49, D
l6 Il ,l8, L., 20. a. p, p. -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

BITTEN BY NIcIoUs DOG.--A little girl named
McGoyen bitten ia the leg by vicious dos Ia Marshall
yesterday and seriously injured The friends of the child
tcos dog the drown They threw hs into
the water but he would down and ward boat
The the brute s1d cove ,ed him 10
NV ok, doubtless speculation, he /. aed highly BY
lie