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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-03-20
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-03-20

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DOR sale low to the trade, by
i Nov II. STOBRS & FULLER
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
YoING MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.


A special meeting of the Young Mems Christian As
sociaon was held in the small chapel of the Unvers
tyon Monday evening The Vice-Presidcnt, Mr.. CHAs.
SILDIN in the Chair. Prayer having been offered,
Mr. Is. +. MANIERRE explained the object of the
meeting 10 be the consideration OF the financial condi-
tion OF the Association. Upon motion OF Dr. MOVES,
q committee Of three appointed to investigate the
financial wants of the Association, and empowered to
raise money to meet the same. q.
MIR. AUSTIN ABBoTT then moved the following pre-
snible and resolutions which passed by heavy
majority
Hh-:o. Iii. right that Young Mems Christian Assoc
alton, truth should be freely snd openly discussed
h,ored That the resolution introduced by Prof Crosby
the M Of anusry 1857 be and the hereby rescnded
Re.ered That the Association recognizes common right
fr, trr,dom of speech within proprey aud
sourttsy both in our meetings and III the rooms
VhtTed, The PRONUNCIATION OF resolutions declsrstory OF
opinion merely without 10 action net called Tor BY
The purposes organization and the night OF majority
bring Association 10 vote by which the opinion Of that
majority be- declared 10 be the Judgment Of the Asocis
ton qucstiogAbe and although must BE- governed BY
the will OF the majority Ia respct 10 a,o 10 NOT necessary
that should be governed Ia respect Of opinion,
Re.yod That hereafter resolutions declsatory OF opinion
merely not TO be put to vote ,,,
Theodore Cuyler DIR. Noycs MeSsrs. Maniere, Lasar,
Vernon. sherman, Williams, Farman, Goodrich,
Clarke Abbott Marshall and Johnson took part.
Telling speeches were made by Mr. Cuyer, Mr.. john
son and Mr. Farman against Prof Cro-bys gag law.
Dir MarshaM confessed 10 having been the author of
Prot. Crosby resolution, except the words are for
hidden" The meeting was the happiest which the
Association has had for months and terminated shortly
after 10 o'clock in the most harmonious manner Thus
endeth the struggle of worthy young for freedom
of oppion. The truth has tliumphed TO certain ex-
tent May the members OF the Association use II to
The glory OF God in the highest peace ON earth, and
good will toward men."
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board met Monday evening, Aid. Van
BKINT in the Chair.
Clinton AreRm Dock.-A communication from the
Mayor VA received calling attention 20 the Dock
Clinton street used depo.t for garbage &c which
feared will infect the neighborhood II practice con
tnued The subject was referred 10 the Eleventh Ward
Aide Tor report.
Proposed Stage ROHic.-Stephen b. Gutter
and A. \ Crone sent in petition sssus permission 70 rnn
stage south Tenth flatbush avenue
through Fulton street 90 the Ferry.
Aid BAsos moved that the prayer Of petitioner he
AID kALErLEIScn opposed hasfy legislation The o6ect be
supposed force the Railroad Company their cars
Sunday The Company should have time 20 deliberate and
CONSIDER The subject connection expressed hise
hds that the would be in due time Ho hoped
Pet,aon rSgd be referred 10 the Stage Committee SO
Ihe N@eT Works.-A communication from the
directors OF the Brooklyn Water WORKS Company stated that
sate OF progress and they expected 70 DO
ee 70 water into The city BY July 1883 The Drec
tsr hands se to The cty in seeordsnco with the
III; ,ua J res to tho Finance cOm@ii'eo with power
special order on the City Rsos question wa. tskcn being
ensresoucn Of Alderman Dorian 70 run the cars every half
carried BY sNo;e Of 10 Yeas 10 "a Nays
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

STATE ARsEsALs.-The bill providing for the sae
of the State Arsenal on Fifth avenue between Sixty
third and SiNy-iith streets, passed the Senate on
Monday, and is law. The Arsenal property
comprises about $50 lots of ground and is thought to
be worth from 1900 900 TO $25 900. by the terms Of
the law may be sold for not less than 1870 000
The whole property lies within the limits Of the Gen.
tral Park and it is probable the City will purchase it
for the uses of the Park OF the proceeds of the sale
100000 will be appropriated to erecting arsenal
farther down town, and the balance will De- expended
iu purchasing and repairing other arsenas and armO.
ries throughout the State.
The reasons for selling the present Arsenal building
are various The ground is included in the great park
and the arsenal is too far removed from the center Of
the city to be of much service. The building is i'm
perfectly constructed and is likely to require large
annual expenditure for repairs. Furthermore, the
property has largely increased in value during the last
few year,, and the present a suitable time to
sell. It's in contemplation to have an immense drill
in the new arsenal far larger than any now to be
found in the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

HEAVY LARcESY OF PIG LE,D.-James SHAW
Oliver F. Ferrall and Charles Hamilton, late captain,
mae and cook of the schooner Martha, were arrested
10y Capt Carpenter of the Fifth Ward Police, charged
with stealing 292 pigs of lead, valued at s35Oo the
property of Harrison Brothers Co. of Philadelphia
The lead, it appears, purchased by Mr. Theodore
Faber of No. lOi Pearl street, agent for the Phade
phia finn and shipped on board the schooner Martha
on the 18th of January last. About a week ago this
vessel was found in the Kiln off Staten Island, she
having been abandoned by the crew and stripped of
her cargo, of which the lead was portion. 1t is now
charged TINT the prisoners rloniously abandoned the
vessel after having robbed her. and further that they
sold the lead and appropriated the proceeds for their
own USE Ii il further stated that portion OF 1t has
been found sunk in Gowanus Bay, where ii was pur-
po-cly emk by order of the party who purchased 1t
from the accused. The complainant, MIR. Faber
further states that he is informed that the PRISONERS
confessed having sold a portion Of the lead. They
were taken before Justice Connolly and held to await
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

kscovEHf OF STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Wm H. Ste
seeh the Mayor hrs Msr.hsi Monday succeeded In re-
covering about ESQ worth Of ewelTy which last month Was
S"en from TIE loom Of Mr. Chss j. LesRd A. ths GIrsd
sese fhhselphiA Tie thieves arrested in thi. cty
is weeh By Mr. Stephen. as fastives from BsfuoT. Ma
sss,e Ilssed they robbed several hotel. They were
az 70 Baltimore and sWaitina trial The amount OF
lswery stolen from Mr. Leland ossidrrsby exe... IN.
oss recovered and efforts ere being made 70 ascertain
v wud sRa 0esrss King
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
fires.
rinsANp SERIOUS AccIDEsI.

flNb AND SbRlOus h'lDfHi'
About . o'clock yesterday morning r fire broke ou'
in IN old frame dwelling the corner OF Fulton ave
nuc and Dufiicld street Brooklyn. which was known
~ the Dufiicd House II wa burned to the ground
Lo.s about 81 800. Insured The property wa owned
by William Steele. Charles Fi-bcck had rented inc
premises and was about taking possession. Ch"ric'
Rogers. fireman Of Engine CO. No. L. had MS 'es
broken by the falling of the roof. He wa 'on'e!,u
to hi, residence, No 81 Cumberland street where Tue
limb was amputated
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
.nn,,c ARRAY ct TIP MERCHANTS HOTEL

30 ~' Having noticed in thc papers, since my
SIR: ne. an account ~ a siahbing ARRAY which took
rtmn % the uLans Hoi, Courtlandt street the
gS'e Oh m parties Of the nam" "t Jatn"-
isF % g. md Robert H. Little beg To for the purpose OF
T. -. ,h. minds of fri.uds that not one of the
,,;e. .luded 20 in the affair. - =, ,-,r
f' Respectfully yours, ROBERT ~ hIIhfY
,l.,ob Arr,l II 1851 formerly with Patton Co
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
EIRE-ENGINE REMOVED.

70 ese Edito, Of The N y Trib"", ,.o ,h. want o,
SIR Seeing yDm dssrss, ixs', should infer that you
al sSss nct IN S the wants Gen a %% o%@
the fact that our prese1. Dn ,nvn and ordered them
fTsi class engine % "onr% from a.fre.' sS%d How
0s .bc Third and Fourth Dstricts
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
Brnel.nrs.-During Monday righ, the following

bursafi,s COMMITTED ,,, = .
IN, hons Of James F,gun corner ~ Eighth and South
T1rA .,y,,t. ~ hence quantity of j-wriry vss taken
Tr ir~ey s,or of Mi Hodgtts IN South Sixth street 80
broken b., ~. ,suabss had oil been removed By hs
proprietor. 20 -, a.. 49,.
IL. b, sud the junction Of South SiSth anA
South S.,.u,h broken orcn sud robbed Of y"
Wnrfh Of k.f. .nd
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

Tur Corscn or S.oHrss.-This body met again
,es,crdsy afternoon at Tsmmsny Hall and proceeded
with the adjustment Of the Inspectors a, the coming
election for General Committee. The Nineteenth
Ward was reached and the Council viii meet again
today at II O'Clock TO complete their work.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

SERIOUS AccipFSr-Thomas Coveuero, M Italian
boy, while playing in the building No ~ William
street accidentally fell over the bani-er from the third
story to the ground and injured himself very seriously
and perhaps fatally. lie was taken to the New York
Hospital The parents of the boy live at No 81 Bax'
ter street.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
BROOHXYN ITEMS.

BRo0KLYS HoRriCrLTrRAL SociETY.-The Exit
bton Of this Society opens this afternoon, a. the Athe-
naum if the weather il favorable. very iair display
OF floral as well a. female beauty may be looked for.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

- who /. tie author Of this report but u"N W y
to". PUN Or Bull.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

Cp,pGr OF BrRGG.RY.-Andrew Williams. a
Young man OF doubtful reputation, was arrested by
Officer Roe of the Fifteenth Ward Police, charged
with having broken into the house OF Mr.. ID. b. Was'
per. No 1GO broadway, with iutent to steal In pos
session of the prisoner after his arrest found lot
Of burglars implements and various articles Of jew
rlry. Williams was taken before Justice kiandreau
and committed to- prison for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

Tie Committee on County Offices of the Board Of
Aldermen met in Mr.. Valentines rooms yesterday az
terpoon for the purpose of examining the bills pre-
septed by the Coroners for last month"; but there being
some mistake in the accounts no definite action was
taken in the premises, and the matter was laid over
for fniure consideration
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

WATYR CoNxISsIoSTRs.-David :. Manners WA
on Moudsy night nominated for wsrr Commissioner for N:
Charter E,cou ia Jersey yesterday lie nounateA
TO f the vscsn.y Union ticket occssioped b, l. Ia
fIoag drciuins HI, u, minstiou 10 that Office
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

TRrAsrRrRs RKPoRr.-The annual report of the
Jer. CITY Trrssurer Smith shows that the st
frud. in the Ciiy Treasury March 49, Va. S9,i7 81
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

UAsDcARTs on THE SIDywALES.-Michsel Brown
before Ju-tice Bsiehey on Monday Sud ssfr
running hsna the sdrv as n Hicks .,ress s,.S
ordinances which prscced every day bu. the ,s
l.tmf. are s.idoul srre-ted
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

POLICE COMMIssIOSER FOR BRoOKLYS-The Re-
publican Committee Of Brooklyn have unanimously
recommended Amos Z. Stanton for appointment as
Police Commissioner Of this city, in the event Of the
bill just passed by the Legislature becoming a law.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

ErycrIos DIsrrRBAScEs.-There were some slight
d.urbsncr. the poll. in the Second Third and Fourth
W,rd of Jersey Cty Yesterday They from dsr.necs
on, trend. Of rys csnddSie and from challenging sotes
-Four arrest. were made IN the Second Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

The Finance Committee of the Board of Aldermen
me, yesterday afternoon in Mr. Valentines Office and
agreed to concur with the Board of Councmen in APP
propria,ing the sum Of $4,000 for the purpose of
enabling the Institution for the Blind 10 publish new
.ystem Of music for the Of the inmates of that u
stitution. The Committee also agreed to indemnify
John Casey in the amount Of siiO 81, for loss &C.
ca-ioned 10y the refusal Of the Crcton Aqueduct De-
partment to permit him to build sewer, according to
contract.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

The Hon. p. G. Washington, tho late Assistant See
rc,ary Of the l.. S. Treasury, is now guest at the
A.tor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
CITY ITEMS.

x,,o,s In consequence OF the severe indiSpo-
.;,ic of Gazzaniga the performance Of La Travlata
which WAS 10 have been repeated Tonight vi" not take
,,ace fin next Friday. On Monday the weather WAS
very urpleasant, the audience moderate in numbers
and hc general feeling manifested tame and cold. The
nrincpnl singers were the same rs before heard, with
one exception Mr.. AmodO's voice has lost nothing
bv it. voyage while DriSnoli has improved in ex-
preston The new prima donna. Madame Gazzaniga,
who appeared for the first time before q New-iork
audience gave US no to add to subtract from
the extenuation praise rendered her oh hearing
her once in Philadelphia. A, vocalist or one pos
sessng the power Of brilliant and rapid execution, she
j. inferior and crude. a. musical dcclamer, apart
from every other characteristic, she is the most in
tense have heard among the sopranos on the Italian
-taec Her voice il full sweet tender, sympathetic
and emncntly feminine. but not sparkling or brilliant
and she has intrinsic charms which not to be de-
fined by any special rulcs or methods.
She fcl below her level on Monday night, either
through severe indi-po-ton, to which perhap- may
be added the trcpidaton through being before new
audience, but will win, in opinion her way to in
creased favor as she is restored to health and vocal
power and the audience and herself become mutually
better acquainted She sing-, however, in thcater
now, not especially constructed for opera.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
PUBLIC MEEIING,S.

GOVERNORS OF THE AIMS HOUSE. a.,
The n.unI weekly meeting of the Governors ot 'ne
Atns House was held yesterday afternoon nj t ,lg
rooms in the Rotunda-,crent Cows Guniner
Anderson, Pnckney, Oliver, Moloney' Ao""'
Temann. Dugro. ,.....,,;,u, s,r the week
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

NEw PRrsBYrrRl,N CHURcB.-This AFTERNOON st j
.,. =, rurr 0f the Second Pr.byi,Tian Chsrcs-
L /. b. ia. erected south Sixth street. New Jersey Ave-
uu- re, Cy-wi BE- aid ~th Appropriate srFr,rone
Adr, .e. viii be- d.l, red by the Rev DR. Bsr'bsrd IN T.
Duig- r.q. e New York snd several other cessymra
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

The paid Fire Department of Cincinnati-employing
steam niire-engne--proves to be not only very eff
cienf but economical The entire value Of property
destroyed by fire in Cincinnati last year did not exceed
}T3,OoO; and the whole cost Of the Department dur
ing the year ~aS only about $l00, ,OO0-in which is in
cluded large item Of useless expense for the sup
port of several hand-engines which, with their full
" complement of men, still retained" The effect
of the extraordinary change. compared with former
years. has been particularly favorable upon insurance
companies.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

Su,D-s shsd arr teng caught rather pentifaily 10
,h hudson Kv and sold a, retail al prcr' varying ITO"
To- ben Il each
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

The Quarrel between the Camden City Council aud
,he Company reached point Saturday that the wss
bu "a ou III. street lamps aud the city shrouded In
d,rk.-s The in relation 10 the price oi sss
snppd by the company The authortess preparing
,h, streets BY other means
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

SrioIDr "A seryent gri named Caroline Roxby
10 Mrs j. In Bate Ia Adams street committed suie
Monday h taking arscuic The ouy .a.e ss.isnei -
the loss Il her husband An inquest ksd by Caose suR
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

At the recent borough election in hineeton, the Re.
phrn and Americans united and elected all the princps'
ficcrs nsori,ics Martin Voorhees, their candidate
er Mayor. had fifty tour majority
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

COMPLAINT DisMIssYD.~-1he complaint agsink
,sc KkbIide and Juliu. iSsc charge of hss b
.. BY Justice M.ebou.e there brns shadow Of prot
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

THr POLICE FoRcE.-In view Qt Increasing the
number Of pa,rolmen OF the PeHce force (which has
recently been reducedb the Common Council adopted
ihe report Of the Police Committee at the last meet
inc. which abolishes the offices of Doornen and Ser
geans, and requires Assistant Captains to do the work
of Roundsmen man i to be hired at each station
at 81 per day do the work now performed by Door
men, The Committee are also preparing some altera-
tions as TO officers on Courts, Health Wardens, &c.
A motion was made to lay the subject on the table,
which was lost and the report of the Committee was
adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

,h., decesed 10 ia ae,,A from ia,Oric.ios ssi o.
posurs.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

Trr BrRDFfL IsQUEsT.-Since the termination Of
the inqucs, by Coroner Connery on the body Of DR..
Burdcl in Bond street the Common COunci! has been
flooded with bills from various persons for the per-
nmances of ser, ices in the case and does mol ap.
pear that all Of the bills are yet rendered So that at
present il is impossible to ASCERTAIN the total amount
The following ore few Of the bills. which give
rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

Tie total Of these three bills amounts to 81 90. In
addition there is to come the bill of the distinguished
Coroner himself for q large sum- and bills for examn-
ing the prvy-the heap of coal ashes in the cellar
the chimney and roof-a bill Of $40 or $50 for rsesh-
mepts. and many more that we know not of.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

SrIolpr Br TAEIsG PoIsoS.-Late on Monday az
terpoon James CamaD, who for the la-t fifteen years
ba. been in the United States Navy committed suicide
at the residence Of his mother, No. 10 Greenwich
street, by taking large dose Of laudsnum. Mr. Car
man returned from some three months ago since
which time he has been drinking to excess. Lstterly
he has had fits Of derum tremens, and while suf-
fering dispatched boy to drug store for audsnum.
which. upon receiving. he drank of deliberately
with the view Of terminating his existence. As soon
A. il was discovered what he had done, Mr.. Carman
was conveyed to the New-York Hospital. where death
e,,sucd shortly afterward. The deceased a single
man. sc years Of age. and native Of New-iork His
relatives, who are numerous, are Of the highest
spectsbility. His mother is lady Of considerable
means aud keeps ir.t-class boarding ng-house
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
MAYOR WooD's APPOINTMENTS oN THF POLICE
The following changes and appointments, made 'Aprli
10. ore officially announced at the Mayors Office;

Second u ard-Johu Bcrmyham Policeman. rcappontcd
EiGh Uard-John J. Lsughin. Policeman. rcappointed
T6iyf,rnM Uayd-Wm. Mckinney appointed Captain. in
plac. of VIM Fisher Weeks resued B.tholemu' Ward ap
inted Policeman vice Sergeant Wm Nc kinney promoted
Nn,feenh Uard-Jame- DELANEY Policeman. vice MuniOrd
time expired John Linden. Doorman, rcappointed
Trrptitfh Va,d-Mchacl Deyine, Policeman wee Isaac
Anierrnan, resigned.
In the Reserve Corps, attached to the Mayor Office
John Grogan Eighteenth Ward, has been promoted to
be Sergeant of tAe Mayors Squad in place of William
Mckinney, promoted.