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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03
ELEC TON or TOWN OFFICERS IN
WFSTCHESTER COUNTY,

EAsTcHksrEn.-In this township 3l4 votes
cast Of which Darius L, ons the Democratic candi-
date and present incumbent received 2i3 votes and
George Archer II.
INSTRUMENTATION Moren, the present inclrn-
bsnt Democrat received ~ votes and m. IL. Barker
&C of the l44 votes polied.
hoRRIsAsIA In Morrisania Mr.. VIM. Caldwell,
tho Democratic caoddste was elected Supervisor by
m,jonty of 1j2 votes His opponent was Henry NJ.
Morris, WHO headed what was called the Peoples
ticket The whole number Of votes cast was 66S.
EEw-RocHILLy.-The whole number Of votes cast
IL New Rochelle last Tuesday for Supervisor was I'D,
OF which number Thaddeus Davids, the present To-
cumben and Peoples candidate, received 1S, aud j.
souice the regular Democratic nominee, A. Mr..
Davds ran considerably ahead Of his ticket, and as
that gentle man has for tine past actively exerted
himself in favor OF incorporation, with view OF car
wing out a system of oraosge, and such other i'm
proy.ments az will render that village healthy as it
ia besutfal the vote was considered sort Of test on
the question of incorporation itseh 1t is therefore
presumed that the residents of New Rochelle are pre-
pared TO accept proper charter and sustain Mr. ID. in
bis proposed measures Of improvement.
RYE.-In the town Of Rye, John f. Marshall OF
Poit Chest the present incumbent, Democrat,
reelected by handsome majority John Provost
WEST FARns-The election in West Farms alse re-
suited in favor Of the Democracy. MIR. A. b. Tappan,
Democrat, was elected Supervisor in that township
by msiority Of lO2 over Alexander Smith, the Re-
publican candidate Mr.. VIM G.. Lent was elected
Justice of the Peace by majority Of one over Charles
Bathgate, the Republican nominee. In this town the
Americans united with the Democrats. The entire
number Of votos cast was 5S3.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT SUNK.


About 81 o dock, on W Wednesday morning. the steam
boat Buffalo Engaged by the Of the Newton, to
ss.st in rssng her sunk with her deck bad Of casks-
She was observed to be leaking the night previous,
and, being probably neglected, heeed over, taking
water into her ports, and FUNK. She now hes at the
bottom Of the river, near the Newton.
The ISAAC NEWTON.
Captain J. S. Bishop ss's that the Isaac Newton
bas DOT ates ed since che first sunk. Her boilers
taken out, and are now on the derrick. There re.
port circulated on Wednesday that her DOME valued at
40 600 had been carried off and that she had sunk
ten ct snce Saturday. The report is entirely false
az the dome was carefully examined yesterday by
Capt Bishop who says that not even the paint work
is cracked The hight of the steamer is Az feet and
she lies IN Is feet water. The first cabins are unin-
jured, not drop Of water h.viog entered them.
Capt Bisbop ga, e, that after the Isaac Newton has
been raised, the Buffalo be raised without trouble.
Me,Hs Herbert & Bennett have contracted to raise the
I, aac Newton and yesterday mornOg dispatched fifty
to her with chains, screws, pumps and floats
TIE QUARANTINE LOCATION.
Gov. King will visit this city tomorrow for the pur-
pore Of accompanying the Quarantine Commissioners
down the Bay to inspect the variou, locations aud
cecide upon the one most suitable for the Quarantine.
The ste ambost Josepbine has been engaged for the
occasion, aud rumber Of our merchants and others
Interested in the proposed removal will be invited to
accompany the party.
MARINE SAFE.
BIZ. A. c. Hoyt has shown US an invention which he
calls marine safe. 1t is 80 constructed as to float
under auoet any circumstances and designed for the
security Of specie, jewels ships papers and other
vausbles which, in the event Of shipwreek, may be
tbrows overheard in it, and saved by passing vessels
The safs is simple perfectly water-tight, and cheap
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FIRES.

PIRHs IN BRooKLYs-sUPPosED ISCEsDIARIsa.
FIRE broke out in three-story frame building, on
the corner of Myrtle avenue and Kent avenue. 1t is
owned and occupied by Israel Coyer. The lower
fosr divided into saddler shop, occupied by David
KUkbnde and tailor shop, occupied by VIM Julisn.
The fire ogn,ted in the ssdder shop, and the flames
rapidly extended through the building and were
greatly aided by q strong northwest wind. The EN-
ber waited upon nsisbborpg houses, but hardly
als hsd before they agaio blown off, and the fire
remained confined TO the building where it originated
Mr.. Coyer's lO.s II about e. 500 house and 81 900
on furniture-no insurance. Mr.. Kifkbide's loss is
about $40, insured in the St. Nicholas Co, New
York. Dir Julian saved most Of his goods. His loss
10 email.
family living opposite state that they smelt cam
phsne when the FIRE was discovered and it is there
fore susps cted that the place was set on fire. Upon
this .uppoeition Mr. Kirkbnde and boy in his en-
phy named julius Isaacs were arrested and CON-
nitttd 10 await examination before Justice More
house The grounds of suspicion appear to be rather
ainsy.
ALARM FIRn.
An darn Of FIRE was caused yesterday afternoon by
the burning Of the roo on Margaret Doughery' s
house. corner Of Hudson avenue and Water street.
The FIRE originated from the chimney. Damage
trihing
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TINE OF X. r. TRAINS LEAVING NEw-YORx

HUDSON RIVER ROAD cor w.tso 81 and w. ss"'''
S ss ~. S' M s'' ss.f station
,ls s.s.. nd -, NJ. $500, s :: ..s..
ssse n-AR.nJ ..A Troy EISe.., chef 'Asous.
- w., r r...... "a ...s..
as p m-Knisrsn, Ir,i., chef 'tssol. to Abaay
HARIsn ROAD -rD.po. corner of WIN. .od c.ss~,-r..
siO m-n.l .sd wy .a.,A,os. esyOsa " lA,is: sass.
.S, W. Es1r.. az r. AR.aS esei .s.soas
f.p s ws.s. s :, .as 10 nv s and So 10. We
Train. si:, w ins i rs sc nj ss so .4aYrs
100 s,osa ' - ..ss.
100. n-so.,o. E,ets.. ss.n,..d .1a srds.'' only
i go m ss:;s: s.s ,aa:..c
.@p n-AssoaTos..o. n .S :. TIN. r.ss 'Aa'
sis n-ror spsci., ali ',.aes' Pos chsss~
LONG ISLAND ROAD rpeso., South v-r,,, sroosi,,
1000 u-G'seop0r Tr. AL station. tfoust
,oc m-Ru.,.sS a. ' .o, 70 H Zen
sop n4-H'sp-e.t 81 .'.,oa' % H.uO''s.A
Tran SATURDAY eIsodd rspA..A r''sr-s -
hsaday a, e:lo nAAns 81 the 'oD'
kRU ROAD Depot, 200. Of De... street. s''tA River.
$50, n--ouyvie ssh Tram, gu stations
$50. m--Bos.le and Dunltt E,Pres chef 'AsosA
49, s-P.sr.o. Aeson.eaaas: lroa Jersey CITY.
imp n-P.e.Os Aseo.nod:aon from J.rsey csy . o.,..
s sS, e ss.''' S'
80 Asss% S.:, as,:s--
600p nA-Pasrson Accommodates from Jerseyc CITY
D. s..n.r j. ? snnI tom Of Ctamserss to Pisr.o.t
srw JERSEY ROAD-tB.,s., Ice. Of co.r4..a, sz... n
rS Nd and EIr. S SS:s p"ns: .s
i9.0 m-Aeconnodsto. Throoss ill',auOn,
$50 n-se- svnas~si, all .tsnoa' 70 New sransves
sos n New BruIwxi, all s,.hons
SO i s;sn 11sss.: :. n .ss. ''''' '1A'
IRAN. R'h-sy e.r- at 80, ioli n 10 n -" A"Asb'
Trains for sevsrt leave nearly every half hour
MORRIS AND ESSEX ROAD-D-so, foo. q co,ri..dt-'- \
i Pssscn<s al Tine Table ssalooA
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the ures, eocstsg To he statements may be arrested
or cured from the fra appearance u Is sympcm' 70
within one or two m,nths Of It's usual termination
The main agency 10 ts cure il the large employment OF
outdoor activities involving the breathing Of pure
atmosphere the ~orku of of the diseased useless
and oecaypg partcles Of the body, and the securing
Of good apF- lite md vigorous d'gee aon. Not that
Or. Hall opposes the administration Of medical reme-
dice in the hands of q judicious phy-iciaD bu' ne
would, if possible, entice the patiest from the DO
pressing biuer ces Of rick chamber to the pHen' to
torstiye Of pure and .unshiny atmosphere.
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a1nhrrg se.erJ ttors.sds Arots Nen ~sr. nsnserv
''e C<musb C"uoed Id AZ q sur-rvtsef. ths Ssv~.
otbcsas o' tas rt&s- many not n sosa
ii,e. There tn'ftyi~ the seA
To ehs weed svrrpnsc wi'h sas.s hrw
To tee % ne Oy-t the k~ataos
hs.stiful v..asb rose. > a ensvssA
siih ~. rsps-rd b. ~tf ~ essstzs
j. ht frtrd. OF Dsv'eac TT TIE pcpsss u which
ppied. The d~ovsee rss o ye.rs Of ass.
IFCkEAsF OF SALAnuS-A Quotations are 90 n .ouen1
y of stS'y - ocA under 81
81 of the Puof that osrr pat ssss 49,
o be fo lo~rE rsosi"a I'd stt9e lest n~st,.s
s,.l.es That ber-s-r, sppicsinu inc s..~ 4
.l,r, 10. .rsn 20 meeting sosd 30 So
-, o h. flee us'ias. ard N. ard Asr,
utop nc 10 esus, TT - aues 70 Be hLed
srsps,sy P,RTy-A arge number OF tbs fri sals
=, d. a., Chuev pas 81 Of TIE Soa's Third 81 eet T.
Cu,cl MIA that rrrIVDa Ysit Wednesday -vrsise
nd 49, %. nd few agreeable soGfs retired iesvias ~s4
dice purse.
IUkcIAHy-The hcnse \ 70 Ninth stree, va g.
i,re arc gos rat, Snc 50 IN money s~eedsS
20 ~. Tsn + Sok was s'o.rI
NEARIh SUPPORTED A msn uam-d Ts,~A
Pr,uo,rg ye,te cav lie sug.sed cleaning o's eru h
Norit tecSr- ps,Ss0e trou ise effects II tse
not ii he skon cot sne vl'h proper Hiee lee re-
covered
OfPOSTp To P.RK The taxpayers Of the ksst-
orr Dstc opposed bali dins before the Lsss
iu- puiclsse of AMI the Blshwct avrds~s ~ y
Hal corr sev-r;h and F0uFth s.ryets fuesga
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(Advertisenent
To THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.

To THE CITIZENS OF NEW 1ORR.
LONDON Cordial Gir.
Mediested Sch- app.
London Club House Ga
Schiedsn Schuspps
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Ahe nenting In the mandatory OF I'm
succeeded the 1885, In making discovery
m by which deprived OF its srid sad In
namuls,ory properties, and rendered Pertsotly pure
NV mnutsetory IL SchiedsrD Holland. After several
months reflection what title TO awe TO H. introduces II - to
American public under the title OF WOLFE, ScHlsDAn Aso-
ATIc SchedAm 10 the OF the place la hoi
hnd where the Gin 10 tactured, Nomsu, defves s
name from the Italian berry with which 1t hsvored
and the word SchnApos" Is the German for dnak-c she
arsu-Wolfe's Schi-dsm aromatic drink No sooner nAi my
to toe American public and
with APPRECIATION than ne liquor mixers OF Ne~fofk Boston
Phadephs started In pursuit with their mixed snd pot
under ious nsme,-SchiedAn Otn Scniodan
schuspp. oncou Club Honse Gin London Cordia Chm dsd
Gated Schnspps, &c; aud 10 several instances my
labels have been perfectly usted with only the a.
dition few letters to plead technical svoi'aace OF
the law and efuy Paed to impose GU croess
purchasers understand large gu niisJ has o~n par
sased by the merchants of the Southern sod Western
States Oh Of the chesp Of the srce urr-
participates indirectly 10 the fraud By selling the spa
rous articles ofeader the principal who plan
zed the imposition . , =, -,
hop ever, respectable citizen who values the health Of thu
unity which he lives will aid Ia foetiuz out and
tie INSCRIPTIONS merchant who TOR the sake OF ew
cents. will put into jeopardy The ves OF the community IN
which he ves sucn should b. n.lea " the poy oil
popular execrston UDoLrho w OLE
Sole Importer Nos. 49, 20 and q Brav.rst. New-Yort
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,,rrp.Dy INTELLIGENCE.

The two mex, volumes Of Ticknor q f1eidS i'a
hold Eoiiou Of the " Waiver ey Novels con'sn "ey
M.nnerpg. The Illustrations are finely e1ecu.eo, from
design, b, Faed. We understand mes'"' L'PPInco"
e. Co have withdrawn their proposed FHes'ds Edition
Of the Wsveriey Novels from the market, leaving the
{ Uou,ebold Edition without a rival.
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RoBBFp Br ACYPRIAS.-A m An ma ned W n Janes,
residing at No 1874 Eighth avenue whue 10 drinking
saloon at TIE corner OF Broadway and Rsate street,
o, T. usosy night got into CON aay ~lth prsi'ut''
arc in sh IT time wss relieved of his porte monn.e,
c. ntaining s. m none, and q uumbsr # pap-r Toe
JAMES discovered bis LOSE.
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wsid Accordingly. 90 motios OF Mr.. Dslahsn, Mr.
Charles II. Wbales WA elected Colonel by aod INA
,cs. Mr. Wbalea than ked the meeting fJr the hosor
conferred On him. and the meeting adjourned.
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WAsBIsG1os MONUMENT. UMos SquARE.-The
brm re statue Of Washington, placed in Uoion square
ia the month of July last has at last been inclosed With
hsudsome iron rsaipg At four equi-dissant points
large sub. tasssl and highly ornamental lamp post,
have been introduced in the railing incosure, which
were lighted up with dolb jets OF gas Wednesday
night for the first time, and produced fine effect.
The rubbish which az been so long lying about the
moi umeht has finally oi-appeared, 80 that the new
osnamebts,ion of Union square begins to show to
advantage. An additional Improvement would dol 1t.
less be maze by cod covering to the roll within the
ipclOsuIe.
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BROOK YN ITEMS.

Insurance CoHPASIrs New IRE Insurance com
Ar. formed in this city at Of about one week
IN. Mech,nc and the Mont.uk have bern orsaa
,ed md Az other one contemplation Insurance stock
must be proh able.
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All who would

An who would wean themselves from the debas
ins ST habit tobacco chewing should try VseIL'
Toyl Al The sivs 10 swaowsd no sP,ttps necs~ssy Ne
tailed at CsG and Drug SoreA WhcessIs No Az Broad
way, up STARE
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CTR HIS THRoAT.-A man nsmed John Bsney,
residing at No 800 West T~enysixth street cur bis
throat with about o'clock on rhursdsy night
The cause for tn, act not as yet kn'wn Toe C'ro-
ner vii hold an inquest upon the body tbs morning.
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FUNERAL CEREMONIES OVER THE LATE SHERiFF.-
The rem ain, Of J.,one yersoa Sheriff Of knss County
were conveyed their dni r-srs piece in The Ce|s.'
the Evrrusepu ye.erdAf Afternoon The Tags o. toe W
6sIl r,e A. hall mast TIE eeemociss sSot pans
e. The jsl 6s Rev Mr. Perry. Of reetsFoes hsssso, ,
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Advertisement.
THE DrssEIDopF GALLERY, No. 497 BE-

III UNLLhNTI T"'
way is t open visitors from TIL IN n l. COO,
tp. the finest collection Of PAINTINGS tas Continent ard
IT, truth delightful place to while away Leisure
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE EFFECT OF TIE CoLD WEATHER on THE HUD.
sos.-Tbe steamboats, plying on the Hudson River
yesterday showed the effect Of the cold snap, most of
them arriving With their padde-boIes coated with ice
ftom On iIch to an inch aud half thick. The wind
slso no bos.erous ca the river as to compel the
sms steamer Edwin, her trip down from Sing Sing
TO put r'o Nysck and remain there, being unable to
push her way any further
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IAdvertiseueot
SPRING CLOTHING.

Eeeat Spipg RAGLass. IS to xi,.
Handsome CassiuIere Busnsss COATS IS so to SO
Single breasted Cloth FRocKs (aew s'ye) IS 30 70 Sl
Black Cloth Dress Frock CoATshe largest hAndsoest and
cheapest sock seen b8 to 80.
Geen Brown and Blue Cloth Dress Frock CoArs $50
An variety Of fancy Ca .aote PANTS made tou al
foreign domestic goods s 50 10 -
EVANS excessive warehouse, Nos. Is and bs fatons,
betwee1 Gold AID Clih.
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A resolution was adopt d

The County CHILDREs.-A resolution WAS adopted
IN. .st meeting Of the Board Of Sup-rnteuden tia 10
Of the trea prscced toward child TAKEN
nom nursery during the year as .ne nos 10 RAW
j. g. o. Ripley be authorized and requested 70
procure the return Of sad child . prse icabe
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iFEW rJERSEY ITEIX8.

The jersey City Dem 'cIahc Convention met q
Coot4i's Fountain on Tues lay evening snd socni
nateo Chart FIX 'cr Msyr. unsuimou'ly lo'a<<
from h,u was rtsd oeci,ilg the poaAaaaon- Fas
Cow, rticn ,tcr O. jcurueG ivr one week
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fAdye<t.sr meat
HALLOTYPEs
PHor0sRAPHs
lAcuKRREnIYPkS

J. GuRSEs challenge the photographs wodd 10 pr d.ee
PctL.s the above styles id 10 To se made o. ms rnoss
srsebc Passe Of Art, No $40 BToacwv
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PlRGEN Cl,ssIs az IHT REFORMED DOrcs
ChrKtE ~, be,.~u Casi q tie formed Dutoh ara
n. IL re -, % Out Church Of zee, C,y -
trosy Ti- Rev 81. Rode admitted re ncnhor ~ zoe
.. So .rrj PSso' Of he First Re e'mct tss
Cbur Il rs~S he viii BE- inssc1 Pss'1r 81 tsst
C, on ~ newt Itch 'ine ,he cdlcc for sssf
CO q ,si,n IA e. Snd street oil % detie.tsd
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skvESTEEsrH WARD VoLUSTIERs.-A meeting Of
the Seventeenth Ward Volunteers was held In Smiths
Hail. corner OF Eleventh street and First avenue, LIST
evening. hajor'Geperai John Creighton, Of the I'd
Division, preceded He stated that the object OF the
meeting wy to eiec 9 Colonel for the Seventeenth
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FIR N NrwN,K.-A fire broke out 10 The brick

:, :, :,
tUcr Nc 3tz Broad street NtW.IS cwpee by Stea,ea
bs al caIr rhaf-,.s pbch issai.oe u
sb, .. Aouis tue by Aoodr the buidins vi wicr TIC
e. TfLr5 90 the third story ot toe but Iva,
Jae :. Su alty u-rchsnt tailor bad moved in's toe
story that dss. III, ~ ~ $50. No insurance.
VIM h Guild, Cry Attorney, occupied tue .eseAd Hery
o.. $40 covered by insurance
7 shit manufacturer. orcuprd toe teEe "sV
Los, %4isO which 10 cove ,d bv surtnce.
IN. |snhce 10 :hc tvilos1 - slso consic'rable
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order. demanding Nbetsl measure OF commen'auo"
The hteSipg, eogravsg. oolorns, aud mecnan'cA "a
ecuiib eepersily are excellent lssving no'h'ng =" 10
desired inipoint of csAGe-s os nctner' fai'ner' "u
beauty. Nor can coy Contemplate ~""'S
admiration tie vas' mass q accurate M" "''
digeetec information upoa very "'oe ''"s' VI
scientific suh ,t.. shi'h Prof Johnston ms
ltd and ,,e .ni.d - us We are vel aware OF 'as
,,bls s,,i.,soce be hss bad ia the cohu'DutohS OF
srch a,,,;,episbec men as Sir Davl' Bre~ster oUh'd
- M,,oh,,os Coi Sabine, tae late PrH Edward
yo,h.s and our own uLtyman Pref H. ID. hosers'
hr, a., giving 10 these uiStnguH he'd observers ell
,b., ,hxe., cI.im 'beie remains orpdgious bal ,nce
NJ .dm,rnhl. work q Prof JIha-tDns sole account.
He could not have accomplished such results within
the time IN which th,y have actually been done, with
out eresf Industry AID patience, uncommon method,
ss.habts Of 10 order aod rare facility OF
avsug hmstit OF tire lsbors and investigations OF
Others. Toe pate, atd letter piess which we owe u
him excuiv,ly ehoS hun 70 be nan Of various and
profound scientific knowledge.
The pee. Ut coton has peculiar value ano in'e''s'
10 " from the fact ID I our distinguished cou"
Pref IT, ID Roger, has assisted Prof johnston I'D
his lators, oontioui an admirable geooe0a mop
of North Americs ard u sketch OF the Arcuc 0as'"'
and taking pat in the construction OF inc i'p "
physical features e North sud South Anenos'
Among the most cUr ,us and interesting maps In the
present .es will be f,una that cortbu ed by the late
Prot Edward Forces IA bright light in science too early
quebchso on toe distribution Of marine life, containing
lane amount of new and cur rus Information upon
rpii.ts which have but recently attracted the asten-
ton Of observe,s Two maps by Prof. Johnston, one
On the oktiiDn,i N Of religious belief and on the
dstribson of beGlth and diseaso, will also be found
highly instructive, Is well attractive to the general
reAoer
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On Wednesday evening last, friend OF ours &C
cepted an invitation to attend monthly meeting of
the "New-York Academy of Medicine" He was
somewhat surprised TO find about one hundred aud
forty doctors, confined in BOX 10 feet, and
almost alright; and the cir impure for want Of
proper ventilation as to produce q very unpleasant
feeling about the chest. He would suggest 70 the
disciples Of Esculspus that very proper subject for
discussion at their next meeting woud be the ventIla
ton of all public and private buildings, and the inn
poitance Of pure air to animal health
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RELGIous-The Rev. A. j. He,s OF jersey Ssc'o.
Pa been sppon ed AGENT of the Bspsi Home hiaos
Soce, PENNSYLVANIA and N"wJrsy in plsco OF tue Kew
T. @ Colon of Moatt Holly. decreased.
IN. Rev Kobuo, OF priuceton Theoogira Semi sry.
hs. sc,ep.d coll the Presbyterian Church as hsaA
l.rap Monmouth County aud will enter his duties
The Fret fYesbysran Church Of Pnfeli have sgu bed
heir intention 70 cal the Ret, Robert Crawford CrOokvne,
PEN
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tai lps lsudao.m. She WA tAkss . he Se"-YoSt
Hos,atal asd restored.
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ATTEMPTED SuIcrDE.-A woman named Margsre'
Wax attempted suicies q Wednesday aishft "
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SrwrRs.-The Committee on Sewers of the Coun.
cimsn met yesterday afternoon in the CITY Library and
heard the complaints CT several owners and occupants
of property on Eighth avenue, between Thirty fourth
ard Forty-second Streets relative 10 defect in the
Eighth avenue sewer within the Hmits above mention
ed 1t appears that in consequence Of this defect the
water in the sewer flows into the cellars and Easements
rendering them unfit for occupancy, sodsngsring the
foundation of the houses and emitting such stencil
to make residepce In the neghborhood almost i'm
posible. The water leaves putrd deposit il the
cellars which is deeterous TO the health and at which
the petitioners are much alarmed. The Committee de-
cided TO report in favor Of the reconstruction Of the
sewer. Several other matters Of minor Importance
were also acted upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

Mr.. W. r. Dempster, the celebrated Scottish vo
cais anvsd here in the steamship City of Baltimore
and will soon give series of bic popular entertain
meLts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

The indictments against Mrs. Cunningham and Eckel
have been removed to the Court of Oyer and Ter.
mirer where the trial will take place in two or three
weeks probably before Judge Davis The petitions
of both prfoners well the details Of the hearing,
will be found elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

FIRE DEPARTNTST frSD ASSOCIATION Tbs
Trustee Of ho Fire psrtrtLt Fund of Hobo. ~ base GO
Ap.rd de- toe aw PISSED by tire legislature st lie is
% Thi- Fund arcsa, has ~ loo invested sOod securay
III flc-rs 81 .hr A.sn,is.ioi are as folows;
Ir~c-ut-Jotn " Van RO,Iefct Chief EGG aser. Vies>
Preside ut-Pc Po.ls.t SeofetAy-J r. Shse. Treas
urct-J W Sticler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

IAdvortisetnent
HRRRING's PATENT CHAMPION FRE-PROOf
sArEs Nos 1885, 1877 and lse WAterst, and No A~rsys
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6TRErT WIDENING AND EXTENSION. Improve
neah that srs worth bsrg made q, "A, srs ssosraiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

Enterprise Heck and Ladder Company NJ, Of
Stspleton staep Island, brought their apparatus
from sckless n asufactory yesterday. The Conpssy
psraded forty five men, under cOmmsad OF Mr.. Rob
inSos their Foreman.
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