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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

The CUsToxHorsK.-It was thought BY many that
the exercise Of the guotns would be resumed at the
Custom House on Saturday, that day being the middle
Of the month"; and therefore convenient for squaring
old accounts and opening nav ones; but to the great
Qualification of the "ins" and disappointment Of the
"outs" no removals or appointments were made.
During the week some Eve or six Night Inspectors.
including Tom Mccoy and Robert Foster. who had
neglected to do duty. received polite invite
tons TO resign, but whether or not said
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17
IAdyeHissmsnt

TEAe.-IHE CANTON TEA 0OMPANY nave on
hand every variety Of TsAs for Grocen Tea Dealers and
yats NOTWITHSTANDING Oolcng and Young Hyson from g
eeats 70 40 cens Gunpowder and Imperial kom 80 ceGt 10
csnts-l other qualities equally low. Also, boxes Of good
Family Tea for dollar. Call aud esanine
No. l25 Chatham o.. betw cen Pead aud Roossvsts st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

SUSSrRoKEs.-Bernard Mullen, a cartmsn, residing
in Plymouth street. was Frustrated BY the heat OF the
Fun on Saturday, while engaged at his usual business
He was taken to biz home, whore he died the same
evening.
Mchae! Holm wac sun struck while engaged ID
excavs,iEg for the foundation Of Hose-House NO. 10
Bedford avenue, near Myrtle, on Friday. he was
taken to the hospital, where he died on SATURDAY
morning.
There were several other csset, but without iH's'
results.
VIOLATING HEALTH RrouLA1Ioss.-CspI Fersu'
500, q Ighterman, vas brought before the Mayo. On
Friday for Tightening up the cargo Of the oaik YAK
land consisting Of sugar and mo,asses, without
NIT The Oakland is from Havana, and 10 detained o.
Quarantine in consequence Of sickness on board Inc
consgrees Of the schooner Nancy Z. Haven were also
summoned before the Mayor for permlf'ins 'ne esso
Of that vessel consisting Of sugar and @ossses IRON
Havana, to be landed Of Bsxters whsn WITHOUT
permit. Ttey stated that they supposed me oepte@
had attended to i. Beta these vxseb sre hsn scsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

ATTEMPTED MrRDER.-Abourt o'clock Satar-
day plight John Lapgfrey mate Of the bark X IL.
Gamble, was shot by some unknown man, while
walking along West street with the captain Of the
bark The ball took effect on the left breast aud
striking bone, glanced off He was conveyed to his
residence No. SO Washington street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

HONESTLY EARSFD.-Two or three days since the
New.York Life Saving Benevolent Association pre-
sented large silver medal to Capt. Osen of the ship
Ambassador, for his gallant conduct in saving the
crew of the schooner Emily last Winter. On one
side of the medal is representation Of stranded
vessel and on the reverse the following inscriptions:
" Presented by the Life Saving Benevolent Associa-
"tion of New-York. Via Felicibus Austa Servata.
Presented August 1857, to Capt Olsen Of the ship
Ambassador of New. York, for his courage and hu.
"manty in saving the crew of the schooner Emily,
"when complete wreck at sea, Jan. "a, 1851"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

For EuRorE.--As the Baltic was leaving the dock
at the foot of Tenth street, E. r., Saturday morn
ing to proceed to the foot of Canal street. she unfolu
natey got upon the mud, and, the tide falling, it was
necessary to remain there until the next tide, when
hehoated of. Her departure for Liverpool was con-
sequentiy delayed until yesterday afternoon. sup
Elementary mail made up and closed yesterday
at O'Clock p. m. Among the passengers are the Hon.
John Z. Kennedy. and the Hon. Henry G. Murphy,
Minister to the Hague. She takes out s34l 90 a in
specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

RrsoRyD MrRDER.-A rrmor was in circulation
yesterday that Mr.. John Schneider the extensive Ia
ger beer brewer of the Sixteenth Ward had been
murdered. There was no foundation for the report,
and il was no. known how Il originated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

AsKsDtSED.-A lad named Otto Kunkle came to
the Station House Of the Second District on Friday
night, having with him female infant which woman
had given him to hold in Fulton street. She not re-
turning TO relieve him of its care he took to the
Station House. 1t taken in charge by the Super
intendent Of the Poor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

RoBBISG A TILL.-A young man named William
johnson went into the store OF MIR. Nash IN Fulton
avenue, on Saturday, and robbed the drawer Of 49,
Mrs. Nash saw him from the bedroom and gave the
alarm. Officer Caslesr pursued the thief add after
running the distance of several blocks finally captured
him. lie wac locked up in the Fourth District Station
House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

;,v,t.,,c.s were accep.'ed doth no. appear.
Two clerks 10 the Liquid, ting Department were
suspepSed for na:ssicu to busAes'; but both were,
offer making apologies and prUtnise> ot better beha'
yor, restored TO their places. It IL now generally
believed thet Collector Sche will no. maAe any more
removals or appointments until after the syra'n"
Convention, which takes place the lo:h Of Septen>
Der. The Collector appears to be davotng bic ssteu-
ton mainyto facilitating the busness Of the Ccstns,
and is reservdg tho rewardng OF his friends aud the
puI ishing CT bis enemies FOX future day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

The nativity table gives So natives Of the United
States Il of Ireland, IS of Germany and the balance
| Of various foreign countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

RorpYp.-The ofice Of Norton & Candee, foot {
Pacific street was entered on Friday night ard a sat
blown open and 5000 worth of silver ware take
therefrom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

DRowsFD-The body Of man was found at Red
Hook point in the water, Saturday, and taken to the
dead house for icen LITIGATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
Mrs. HARRIET BEEcHER SrOwE's JoURSEY TO

MRS. HARRIET BEEcHER SrOwE's Journey TO
IrALY.-A Roman correspondent writes:
Mrs Beecber Stowe, the celebrated authorizes q
Uncle Toms Cabin is at present 10 Rome after some
what disastrous journey both BY land and sea. Mrs.
Sowe left Msseles the Ia inst, by the Calsbreee
steamer and followed the log route by Genoa and
LEGION without misbsp until Tuesday evening" whens
about II O'Clock, between Leghorn and Civits vec-
CHA meet Of the passengers having retired to their
nertbs q violent conclusion gave ntimston Of some
thirg having gene amiss. The steamer had come into
collision with coasDg vesse the captain and $50
ond officer were both below and the accident would
have been far mere serious Fad not British naval
officer passenger on board the Calsbrese perceived.
from tie deck the dangerous vicinity Of the other
eel end instantly gave the signal to stop the steamer.
which direction YVES fortunately followed By the en-
gnser. AS the collision took place, the cap
tain and his officers rushed upon deck followed by the
sgh,ed passengers in various stages of toilet boats
were h0isted out To apcerfan the amount OF damage
Inflicted upon the smaller vessel which not appealing
to be very serious rbe steamer continued her voyage
after bat CD heurs delay. One OF the paddle wheels,
however bad been much injured as to give way en-.
rirey ster ard the Calsbrese only reached CIV
its Vecchia in very crippled condition, at noon The
following day. instead of early in the morning. Mrs
Stowe was not more fortunate by land for one # tho
wheels of the csnisge in which abe proceeding to
Rome csne fl in the neighborhOod Of Palo and tho
Efforts Of the driver to substitute lnchpn were for
Ion time siDguarly unsuccessful; nor was bis ulu-
mate con'Yivnrce at oil durable one for the Offending
wheel csme off second time In the streets of Rome
the carriage upFe and the travellers rescued from
from the wreck were obliged to cit upon their lug.
gage in tie middle Of the street until the shattered
vehicle hauled of and conveysDces procured 70
take them TO their respective lodgings. Mrs. Stowe
pioposts ZEN aiming few weeks IN kome previous "
visiting Naples"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
NETWORK LEGISLATURE

From Our Own Reporter
sen ATE. ALBANY, March ~, 1897.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Nv Mr. SPENCER-To amend the charter OF the
institution Of the Jews Hospital in New-fork.
By Mr. BRO0KS-To amend the act relative to the
erection of un afe buildings 10 the City of New York
By MIR. NOXON-Rel4tng 70 District Court In
New-York. Third reading. C.-
Also for an act relative to the Terms Of the City
Courts In Brooklyn, and the appointment OF Cher
herein by bill.
The Senate concuired in the amendment of the As
semby to the bill relative TO the La Fargo Fire lnsar-
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Thefolowing passed, unless otherwise noticed:
To prevent fauds in the sale of railroad, stea nboat
Mr.. MADDEN moved tina. the hui be laid upon the
table for the present lie believed II would pTesvsso.
per,on who purchased bona de ticket, and did not
lss IT, from telling II.
Mr.. BROOKS claimed thst such was not me enec'
Of the bull II only prevented extortion by third par
Ties Of unwary travellers.
Bill read through and passed. mouon 10 recou-
slder laid on the table oy consent
To authorize a tax 10 Westchester County Tor the
Agricultural and horticultural Society.
To Authorize the Syracuse and southern Railroad
Company TO change It's name.
In relation to certain bridges belonging TO the Ne1
York anc Harlem Railroad Company.
To extend the time for the construction Of the Black
River and Utica Rsrt al.
Tie authorize the formation Of & Railroad Company
In place Of The Northern Railroad Company dissolved
TO suppress lDtempersnce and regulate the sale Of
Intoxicaiing Liquors.
Mr.. BRADFORD moved to recommit the bill, with
instructions to strike out ali after the eusctng clause,
and insert the ProhihItOry Law. Lost-YeS IL
NAYS l6-hs follows:
YfAs-Messrs. Bellinger, Bradford Darling. Hslstesd
Hotchiis Huntington Lee Psesson, Ramsey Rider rowne
UphAm-l2 .
NAYs-Messrs Briggs, Brooks Ferdon Hale, Kelly Md.
sen Nichols Noxon Richardson, A. NJ Smith, C. 2. Smith
J. A. Smith. sickles, spcnssI Usher Wsdsworth-N
Mr.. BRADFORD nos moved TO Tsconmit with in-
sructiCps to amend by applying the provisions of the
bill to the cities Of NewYoik ard Brooklyn. Lost
Yea g. Nays l6-ss follows:
YEAs.Mssr. Bradford. Dazzling Ho;ehsi''' Paterson
Ramsey, Rider-6. d
NAYs-Ae.us. Bellrser Briggs, Brooks, Fefdon, Hale.
j. A. smith, Sckies Usher, Wadsworth-l6. 49,
Mr.. BRADFORD moved 10 recomnit the bill, with
lnstruc ops to amend the IL enty second section, b7
striking oct the words for the support Of the poor
AMI soriipg "for the bepeft Of the New York lnebd
etc Asyirm" LOST 10 Ia.
Mr. RAMSEY moved TO recommt with instructions
20 amend the twenty first section by providing thst
liquor stall not be sold dsys Of general special
elections Agreed to-l5 to IL; bill recommitted,
amerded and report,d TO the Senate.
Mr. RAMSEY moved ~ recommt with instructions
% fnrti er amend the twenty first section by confnng
the application Of the above provision cases Of sSs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
HOW SHALL We TAKE IT.


To he ESitsr sj T1s n. Y Ty'suas
Sir: There are two men in these parts who are
deeply Interested in the late decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States, and as they are men who
are ve,y highly vslued as most worthy members OF
iociety others feel oeep interest in their case One
Of them is eighth African and seveneighths Saxon
blood the other ffteen.siIteenths Saxon, and only
one.s1teenih African blood VIII you through your
paper inform US whether according to the decislon OF
iht Supreme Court they have the rights OF cnzensnp
Ifso, can you inform US what proportion OF saxon
blood must run in the veins to render man cizen
Your answer to ,hese questions may give great reiie'
TO the persons n.med ana to many ot1ers among US
WHO weekly read your pspsr:
Republcsnsm gains friends every dag in all ,ais re-
e;on In this tosp two-ihrds OF the voters Tor the
last f ~ wears have been Democrats bat tn2re hss
been sach change for the lsst tFo years thsl no"
here sic two Republicans {, one Democrat ,
Yours truly J. HAVEN
Charlten, ". y March 1857.
Mr.. Haven is upr asohable in asking Us TO con-
s'rue JOdse Tabey's decision. He should address
bis inquiries to some supporter and champion OF
that forcible perversOu Of the forms OF Law to
cover the essence Of Injustice and Tyranny. led
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

during TIE Presidency of James Monroe, Gen. John
Steele, a moot distinguished Colonel of the Revolu-
tiors,y army, wss Collector Of the port OF Philad.t
pbia Mr.. Monroe gave letter of introduction to
Gen. Steele, in favor Of applicant for Office ron
Virginia, requesting the General to appoint him to
some flee in the Philadelphia Cu'.om-hou'e. u IN.
Steele wrote in reply to Mr.. Monroe to the effect that
no vacancy existed in the Custom House. and cosse'
qusrty that he could not sppoint the applicant M.
Monroe then wrote TO Gen. Steele, requesting MN 10
make vacancy and appoint the person he had recon-
nendtd. Gen Steele replied Immediately that even !,
q vacancy did exist in the Custom House. he would
rot appoint the individual Mr.. Monroe hsd recon.
merded, ard that, it were at all desired. be would
send his commission az Collector to the President WIN
out In hours delay.
On the r, ceipt Of Gen. Steslss letter, Mr. Monroe
saw at tnce the improperly Of b' conduct wrote N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

The RAT PoIsos-DEArH OF AsoTHER yIcTIx.--
The community was shocked this morning by the intel
gepce of the sudden death Of Eskrdge Lsne, nephew
Of the late john ~ Lane, ard one of the firm OF Lane
Brothers extensive Dry Goods dealers Of this city,
which took place in this city about nine O'Clock this
mornipg. The immediate cause of Mr.. Lsne's dessh
wes G0stritis, or Inflammation OF the stomach, tend
ing gsngreIe but be has been indposed ever since
The inauguration oil President buchanan, having been
one Of the guests al the National Hotel. Though ha
was no. cor fined to bis room be had been suffering
sl htly III he symptoms which have marked all the
cases Of disease contracted at the EsJna. DR. K. A.
Nuhlehberg called in, bat at once that his pa
tent was in dying condition, and beyond the reach
of medical skl. From all the symptoms Of the case,
in connection with other facts, have doubt that
he disease which led TO Mr. Lane death had lie origin
ia the National epidemic" and that It was the effect
Of tie poison. Lancaster Evening Express.
AGoLDEs WLDDIsG.-The fftieth anniversary Of the
wedding of Mr. Samuel Stafford was celebrated at New
buiyport, on Thursday last Mr.. Stafford Is seventy
FIVE and bis wife seyenty.one The Herald Gays thai
their family consisting Of nine children all married but
one vsrypg in eyes from forty nine to thirty three
wears with their husbands and wives, were present.
This ia striking fact: That no death has occurred,
in the OF these cpe years, IN their immediate
circle Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford have, sso twenty. nine
grsnd.t drep, Of whom twenty ak living eighteen
beng present Mr. Ssfforos father was Benz. Saford
of Exeter N. H., who lived TO be 80. Mrs. 6afosds
istber MSS Abrshsm Hobbe Topsfeld and her mothsg
who had twelve daughters and one son, lived to Do 81
and her grandfather reached l02 years ard rode
On hcrsebsck when he was 100 yesIs old.
josiah Phelps Of Saline County, ILL.,, offeu 81, 900
reward for tie apprehension Of james Fowler, who n
CHARGED with having murdered Brady Phelps, at Gal
LATIN. on the 10th inst. Phelps was employed 10 .
law suit against Fowler, and the latter eaid be would
Kin him. They met at the Justices office and thsrs.
witbou, word having passed between them, an
while Phelps wss STOPPING to light biz pipe fswiF
gave him ore blow wiin heavy whip handle. breAk
ng in his tiu and knocking him liseees into ths ~.
Env ley Saran<d. a said IN ho
Ksrsss or Minnesota, disguised In woman: clcnS'
BE "a or IS years Of sge, feet or inSnss ~
fsr cempltIicn, sooosbouldered. sms'l yeao~ ~
black hair, with feminine OF squeakipg voso& =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.


Evs,v exertion Is be1g made by the Navy Depart
rnept for the steamer Nisgars to leave New YORK on
fhe 10Th Of April Osing 70 the weight Of the sab
msriue cable, she will not be supplied with her arms
ment
The Cabinet have had several night consultations
relative TO the affairs Of Kansas
Mr. Star ton, the Secretary Of State, will leave
next Monday and will be the acting Governor of Kan
sa till TIE arrival of Mr.. r. j. Walker whose private
business will detsin HI bere TIL early in May,
The following Collectors of Customs have been re-
4hemss d Winner, at Crest Egg HsIbor; Edwd
L. Hilyer, a. Newark, n. j.. X. b. Wills at Oxtoru,
Md. Jams G. Bell at St. johns fIa.: yos0Pt
Sierra, OF Pensacola Fla Michael S1oensser, a.
Detoit, Mich, Vice Harmon, whose coii''s'on ""'
expired. ,... .o.r,o,,a,
Isaac w M;ck1e. Al Camden, N. j.; Charles Parker,
a, Snow Hill Md. ~,
Sbe outlines Of the instructions to Mr. Walker are
aeed upop ard he Is TO PR coed on the principle OF
recosn,zno The statutes OF Kansas as valid. The
nrnc;ns business sh which he is charged Vs. as here
tre SUMMED, TO see t1at the people pave iiee nue.
pendent and uninterrupted expression OF OPINION sna
ssercjse Of sursee concerning the affairs OF the Ier-
~ in carrying out the provisions OF the census law
and Rsyistry law and that for the election Delegates
10 the Consti utioDal Convection. The troops hereto
fore empl yed in the Territory are 70 be and
Others who have not been engaged in former dihca-
ties are to be ordered thitber 1t Is apprehended
however that there will be no use for the militia Inc
Administration are resolved that the laws shall be
maintained at all hazards, and have fu confidence In
Mr.. Walker to cany ont their INSTRUCTIONS: -
Mr.. Woodson, who lie superseded by Mr.. Stanton as
Secretary of State will certainly be appointed to the
Land Office In Kansas.
The following Pustmssters bsve been responded:
Samuel AZ Chambers, at jersey City, n. D.; George
Bovers. at Nashus " II Thos. p. Pierce, az Man
chester, N. H.; David Small at York, Pa; Thomas
Brsshears, at Steubenville, Ohio.
T. Rush Spencer has been appointed ne KsrTi,a
rem owed. ,.us.uh.
Mr.. Cas- has been confined to his bed all dsy oy
sickness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
THE BROOKLYN FERRIES.
To tAs ESsisv a The NJ. 7. Tvi5xas.

SIR: Our citizens Of Brooklyn will no doubt be To-
,erested in knowing something of what has been done
Oh the application to the Legislature for the regulation
of the Ferries between New-York and Brooklyn. Ii IL
NY purpose to furnish what Information possess and
TO explain go for in my power, the csrse Of the
delay which has occurred.
The memorials got up Immediately after the public
meeting On the 9th Of last February aud signed, as
have been informed, by some 10000 Of our citizens,
have al been duly presented in the Assembly sod re-
fened to the Committee OF Commerce and Navigation,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
HEAVY RAILROAD ROBBERTES. -

ALBANY Monday, March 80, 1857.
On Saturday night Elk men were arrested fT system
ATTIC robberies at The New.York and Boston Railroad
depots Property to the amount OF l,oOo was re-
covered. 49, IN
The Senate Committee on Cities and Villages will
meet on Tuesday sftern for the purpose OF final
hearipg of the parties interested in the New York
Charter bill as passed by the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
AN EXPEDITION TO CENTRAL A N lsLe

Its nored that an expedition & fttisg out here for
some point in Contra America; It's supposed 70 DC
Sus a province Of New. Granada, between Costa Rica
snd Panama. The expedition is said to be friendly TO
Gtn Wslker and that it is to act 10 concert with him
II is also reported that Provisional Government mas
been formed and that there are CONSIDERABLE iunoS
raised. ,.;os
The large rumber Of aeveny three ships are detained
In de AND outside the bar the Southwest Pass OF the
M;ssissppi Tor want of a sufficient depth of water
The sieamsbip Empire City is coming up, bringing
NINETY deserters from Walker ranks.
WI biye three weeks later news from Tsmpico,
-or yich We learn thai the Western States OF Mexico
were still in q disturbed state, anu Revolutionary
INC yements were in progress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

,,,cticaI prohibition could be attained In all such
Counties as may have q majority Of voters opposed
tn esaliring the traffic in liquid death.
The bill has now gone to the Assembly, and there
is yet time to send in petitions to that branch Of
the Legislature. Would it not be well TO send
Thorn along immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Monday, March 81, 1891.
New-Orlesps papers Of Tuesday OF last week are 10
hard They contain Galveston dates to the 18th inst
Nine,y.three counties in Texas give Roberts Is ma
iorty over GRAY for Associate Justice OF tae supreme
Conyt Eighteen counties wers still to be heard from
The discovery of mortgage OF $1,000, 200 held oy
kzarsh C. fiagg ana c. T. Hsbitch against the Hous'
bn Railroad haa sccasi1ued consider able e1cltenen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

.poe tic letter to Geo. Steele, and there tns "s3'''
dropped.
We recommend the perussl Of the above 70 mr.
Buchanan, and the truth Of it can al any 'no W
vouched BY gentleman WHO was one OF the sufsue'
or Gen steeles official bond a. Collector ana no"
70 sdent 10 this CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

The Nr-York Times document bearing the tue Of
q "Pos,humous Letter Of Preston S. Brooks ny
what medium, spiritual or otherwise, this document
IA, reached The Times does not appear. IL Is, how
ever, highly characteristics, and we are inclined to
hnl:exe authentia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
MURDER TRIAL.

Bosros, Monday, March 30, 1857.
The trisl Of Jane M.gee for the murder OF Ga'eu Z.
Walker, Deputy Walden of the State Prison, com,
roenced today 10 the Supreme Court, Chief Justce
shaw presioing Toe testimony against the prisoner
il direct and explicit The purposed grounds Of the
defense are not as yet developed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
QIIICIDE.

ALFRED, N. Y, Monday, March 80 1887:
The wife of David Jones of this place committed
suicide en- Saturday last by hanging herself No cause
for the deed has traDspiIed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
nv Telearsph.i

ALBANY Monday, March 3O-6p.m m.
Taylor, the New-York horse, is the winner OF the
or hundred mile race. He arrived at Whitestown at
$3.50 p. N making the distance in twelve hous and
half The Albany horse was quarter OF mile be-
hind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31
THE FRIGATE MERRIMAC.

BosroN, Monday, Msrch 81 IoC1.
The United States steam figate Merrimac, rom
Norfolk has arrived below, ana will be ordered inIo
Quarantine.