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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

The bib providing for change in the looation Of
our Quarantine establishment passed the Assembly
yesterday, IN q shape which ~e believe generally
acceptable. The site Of the lew Quarantine s to
be tes gna'ed by Commissioners, after the fu lest
invest es,ion. A temporary Yellow Fever Quar'n-
tire is TO be established somewhere below Staten
Island forthwith, to be ready for use in June,
sid so Geo is appropriated for its erection II is
feared By many that tbs temporary Qasraotine viii
preclude the removal of the main establishment
from C,stleton, but We de MT believe it. At au
event.. we cannot afford to await the removal of the
man establishment, at the risk Of such q desc
latipg epidemic as we barely escaped last Sumner.
Let US avert this peril now, and remove the main
Quarantine to less tbrspged and dangerous loca-
ton 90 soon a. that shall be possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

..a :, ,~.,.,,r 40 opinion % b. Drsd Sect Csc,


sbIch ii be p,cncu,ced to-morcv.
M Bir,er wi tbs wsek present. the protest 81 the
Dtr-torsu Of tie Pennsylvaois L'gls'atue against
M Cameron taking . sesi u ne oeoAe
II i. orc babe ths. the Senate gill be employed neHt
ves With The contes ted election oa'eS "0u i0uans
ard Penney Ivsnis-
Copsress has provided tor =. NJ ~ ~ co.
tine, a u on;h overland tom The Mississippi 70 SAo
Tie Ofice-s Of TIE late TerS Navy are 70 receive
Eve yesrs pay o. waiting orders; ,.s
Apprcprisficre have been n sfe 7 export -
.on ~ he surveys fer S,ip Canal 81 the Ism,
rs NJ Osriep and the eIts nson OF toe surVeys ana
. mrJ.ton Of the 1plors;ion OF The Panama ana Az
gusy riveIs 49,, .n,-o,,;..ed for
vssr. Iuty pay 10 Dropped oh ,ers under tne nc.
- ,;Cmt.e he efficiency Of the Navy, who shall not
Ten thousand eos-s for testing useful Inventions de-
sign. 10 sovapce the efficiency OF the Navy.
One million Of collars for five slooPs oi-~sr, Win
Corsress has provided for the amount Of pay claimed
BY Gen Scott as Lieut. General
1t s col fdently asserted that az toe genera sppI
prison bills we're passed and the iacl connlmeu W
The Pacfc Teecrsph bin failed unless covered up
in the legislative rubbish which is not probable:
No particular or important measures were added to
tSe - Omnibus bill.
The two following sections ere sso embraced IN the
Tsrf bill publisbed IN the NewYork pspers Of Tours
day
And Be- Ju,the, de.sd That al eoods. wsre' and mer
cbsnore vhh shall BE- in the public store, on The hr't lay OF
july aforesaid shall BE- ect entry thereof for consump
ton 20 no duty thai The hsd been imported
srectiv.l, sfter that lay.
), a. f ne, cnief,S That the entry OF Foods
w.iss az nerrssnd,e rted .nd c sr day 81
july afrs decision Of the Collector o Customs a. th-
pr,aion and entry A. 10 toeif soy 20 duy OF ek
snpn tierefrom shall be hnd snd conclusive against the
iuporer conssree scent OF such goods ware
al erchsrdise unless the Importer, consgnee
aept shall days sitter such entry awe notice 20 IN"
Collector in writing of bis classification with 81 n decs
on s,ttips trrh therein dis ne!y and speciic>ly hi
AZ ind. OF oh.ctisn thereto and shall within thirty days
after Of such decision appeal hererom 20 The secretary
Of the Treasury, decision su;h spP-s snA De ma
and conclusive and the sad good. ware, and 'os
b. liable 10 euy or exempted thererom secordnsy Any act
nfrAry hs,sndns unless suit shs be
brought within thirty days alter sush decision tor any dnae
,.t nav have been paid th. rester De- pad said
goods .whin thirty days after the duties shsl have been
pid In Gases here such goods shsll be In bond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

roecsr. defeodsn,. Error 10 toe Circnt Cocn v us
rrk.5 S,ste, for the Di.tric' OF Michigan Jy.se
Ws,re celiyrred an opinion overulns The notiM kr
additional stolii'y sc.
H. pr..su Anpea from the Circait C,alt Of ~
$50 District Of Arkansas. Judge W.yae tsHv.
eied an opinion d missing the cause for want Of jafs
dicrop. u,,
No i0l. Tereroe Fnrellv ct A., appellants, ". VIZ.
cr;, os The Fs..ern District of Arkansas. Jdies
Wsyne deli, cred AZ opinion dsussips the e'nse ter
usrt g, jurisdiction Aciournsd I'LL 'omorroS.
II following cases w-r dismissed yeete day on no
ton Of Attorney General Cushing.
No 40 Cnited States ys. Thomas W. Sutherland
ard Goardi.n. etc
No. al United S;a'es w. Antonio Maria Lug3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

We are profoundly astonisbed to see that some OF
our cotemporares animated either By envy or by total
depravity are inclined TO dispute claim to have
been the firt OF all the journals Of the world to sup
port Gen. Cass for the Office Of Secretary OF STATE
but we trust that that venerable statesman will never
adopt such prjudced views Of the subject or refuse
TO award TO az that consideration in the distribution of
the honors and emoluments of his Department, to
which W. think we have an equitable right. OF course
thsre are plenty Of carpiDg fellows, who not long
sin were active with sneer' and arguments against
this distinguished statesman before whom they are
now ready to go down on their knees, and who affect
to think that THI TRIBUNE ought never to have
bsLd in the appointment Of assistant secretaries or
rar slstors suls attaches; but we regret TO see
that our1 ais Of serious character think proper
to oppose our simple pretensons, some Of them IN
terms of jus,ifsbe abuse and personality. The fact
however iemains that il was THE rRIBCsR which
first proposed Gen. Cas- for the elevated place Of
Secretary of State and that, after long hesitation
careful daily study Of columns at last brought Mr..
Buchanan who buys copy of our sheet every day Of
the p,omptest hewsmsn 10 his vicinity and sometimes
pays for il as much o. five or six cents) over to
way Of thinking, and Gen. Cas- 10 now Secretary of
State. That he can prove uDgrateful is what We re-
fuse to admit for he has Just regard for posterity-
and what would be their verdict If he to turn
cold shoulder to HE earliest and trlest friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

mocIsoy. The trainers Of the Fedora Constitution
knew perfectly we'd that the permsneoce Of or
temocrshc sy,teu must depend upon the ErsduA
AID fis extinct OF Of Slavery. Though MI 3D.
chsnsn and may other politicians have turned
traitor. to democracy, have been ready for the sake
Of Pre.idepcifs and other Offices 70 berray liberty
with HRS into tie hands OF ,hose VII hs'e her ana
are ready TO cruelty Der, Jet him not imagine MS"
the thing is done with. and that nothing no" re-
mains but 70 sit down and a. oy in peace and que'
ness bis III ~ pieces Of SILVER. XerIes cnAnins
the BosphoIu', hrs. PartingtOn sweeping back the
sea with Der broom, did not make greater fools OF
then selves than does Mr.. Buchanan IN attempting
10 stop The agitation Of the Slavery question by his
new version OF the doctrine Of Squatter Sovereignty
"A sovereignty, in his new view Of il, to be eHef'
cised, Ike most other rights under the COnsututl'p
according to hls Interpretation Of it, exclusively BY
slayehO6er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

Tft Union dies game. Whether il ia or is not 70
be rewarded for it's astonishing berality in pruning
$4,000 worth Of elect,neerrg pamphlets
whether it is or is not to have the public Pnnt ing
whether or not Mr. Buchanan, having taken the
dtukeys ont Of its management, will continue 70
grind Federal music through The Union, we WILL
rot pretend to say There il consolation IN toe
fact that nobody who may be promoted to the crank
can be slier than the silly people who resign tna'
apparatus. We have read the vaedlciory OF IN
Union with many tears To see an old fool lay
down bis cap and bells, and throw away his bauole
roreyer-'o find the old and familiar phrases SIAM
merirg for the last time upon the tongue OF the
lester to witness the last shilling going into the
pocket of the sycophaDt We should all Of us, no
doubt. have given sn oJolus to Behsarius; and we
will give twOpence worth Of praise to The Union.
1t has been, unques iobab)y, great humbus; It
has been IN the days of is pecuniosity and general
prosperity, weak and wa.by and witess, in spite OF
the purple patch with which the Attorney Genenlba'
occasionally adorned it's columns it has, cons dered
as an organ, been generally out Of time, out Of tsoe
ard out OF tone. But on the other hand, il has
be. fearfuy faithful. Il has we are happy to say,
earned its money. In fact, it has not been paid
enough. Such folower-one so ready to call
black, white one so ready to plunge himself INTO a
whirlpool of sophstries, mendacltie', humbugs,
distortions, special pleadlng', sycophances stu
pdties and platitudes, should have had millions for
every thousand which The Union has secured. 1t
is bad enough at the best to edit newspaper At
sD But, good Heavens, to edit a Newspaper Ike
The Union We feel that our pen is growing pow
erless as We consider ouch lamentabe contin
geDcy
What The Union says about the late Mr.. Pierce
it is unnecessary for us 70 repeat. It simply de-
cares that be has been KIND, mild sagacious, able,
fsr.aeDg honorable, generous, vigorous int lecsu-
al vriuous, single minded brilliant, beautiful, re-
.p endent, acute, deep, humane, unaPproa:hed and
upapprcacbabe in his Administration. What
pity that man who has for four years governed
The greatest Republic the world, should leave be-
hind h,m no better sOurenir than puff which in
eyitaby reminds US of sarsaparila ADD the cock
roach pills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

The Mayor, in his late Message, called particular
attentl. n 10 the Lighting Of OIL Lamps, service
DOW done by Mr.. Smith D. Bellows, upon the terms
of contract entered INFO with Henry AreularIus,
Con mi,.iouer of Streets and Lamps. The state
mt. made BY the Mayor were so far from the
truth that Mr.. Bellows spp. ars before the Board Of
Cour cilmen IN self defense. The aim of the Nay
or. argument was net so much to direct attention
to tie oil contract as to cast odum upon Controller
Floqg, Who was personally sssailed in the Message,
though be has nothing 10 do with making CONTRACTS
of that kind Mr. Wood blames the Controller for
paying after the expiration Of the contract, though
the W, TX was continued at the request Of the Com
missioner; yet Mr.. Wood himself has signed the
warrants for every dollar. The Mayors statements
were much a. variance with the facts that il IS
due 10 Mr. Bellows that his answer, which we
print in another column, should be as widely read.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
ERON ALBANY.
ALBANY, Thursday, March 5. Il

ALBANY, Th0sday March ., I851
Judge Malett has resigned his Feat on the Supreme
Court Bench of the Eighth District.
The Canal Board to-day received the Auditors Re-
pert on discriminating tols, and appointed Commit
fee consisting Of the Lieut. Gcverhor, Controller, and
Canal COMMISSIONERS Fuzhugh and Whaon, with
Instructions 10 report pext week
Mis- Dix appeared tots afternoon bef>re the Com
mite of Wsys AID Means in behalf Of appropra-
ton for the Mate Lunntic AsJ lum
The Senate COMMITTEE Trim Church af.ios has
cor Guided the taking Of testimony. The evidence
seeks 10 show careful attention TO their duties the
part Of tie Vesry Of the Chuch whether or of the
Star cling c. nitice also ebdeayors 10 prove il, LID.
crafty sDd on-psr iss to other church =, and
tmatc provision for the poor of the lower part of the
city.
G. Ogden, osq summed up the questions of fact,
and Judge Parker hose of Law hehslf of Trinity
Church.
Mr.. Porter Of Albany replied 10 both, and Judge
Parker reoned Ills ait no,n finally cIosng the argu
uent.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME Court.

WA5HIhGIoN, luurH I, MbTCn I 100.
No. lif-JOhn Mccullough 4 al, PLAINTIFF, vs..
GuIIsty Y. Roos IT al defenia6ts.-J Judge Camp
bell delivered on option sf ming the judgment OF the
Circuit Court OF Mary and with and interest.
No. l25-Jchl ID. Rise administrators, aopellsnts
vs. Toe Branch OF Tie Bans o. the State Of Alabama
al Mobile sIpellees.--JudZ- Cuss dehgere az opin
ION ffpirg the decree o. The Circuit Corrt oi the
No j7-Tia IL lied Ststs', appellants ~ DcrninK
ana Virc Ute Ptislta SPECIFIES Judge Grl.r CAV.
ap tpI ION sfim ng lie c+cree of The Clcpt Court Of
II 6 Nortbt,I D.'lit Of California.
No. 7s-The United Sta es, appellants. W. The heI"
Of Mque 0e Pee opDs, apptl,e'.-Jucge u or gave
d opinion ruD l. the cegree VI he District louIt
VI Sou hem Caller. ia.
No 1sITfe Michigan Central Rslrc ID Company
81 a. vs. b gan So-tteip Railroad Company
Error 70 H. Srpr, m CouT Of Michigan Judge' hef
gave opinion, oisn lssing the cause Tor ""n. on
jUrisdiciion.
No 73-Wr,. F Bryan ct a. plaintiffs, Vs Robert
Fory II Judge Nelson gave az opiron Fevefsl"s M
ertCfrle Circui. Court .. Nyrttern Ill Los AND
i.mene il tire cause for fuIther p-octeinse IL accord
ar ce With the orinicr OF ihr Court
No 7l-Cha,le. Ballenee plsitin Vs A'olpt Pa2iu
- Al ces4rcanrs.-JLcee Me- On delivered al opio
i L reyersiry tie jeoGnent Of lie Cncul' Cou Of
n ,ihsrn Limos in oosis, and -emsOcing the c4u,e
n friher prcceeciLgs IL coLfcTLy @ith Tie tpiclou
No 4;NTout1 Fe'ows, survivor 81 K ebert KAndie
Nelror seye 81 or eff mig ne Judgment Of The
CCuit 81 NV Yoik y N eoss.
No lE-Alb II Bel AID et a.. pleirtf-, W. Polio
s. Thouss Colet'o'. sc. Jsog- Neon delivered
81 otilior tffnLe he iuGg 1T nt Ct the Circuit Cour
@ MsiysLd Vi.fGai .-s's.
No 'l2-Wili.m Byes, appellant 20, Francis
Gurget. Judge Dsr ie gave an op;aion sfftGng the
ctcfte of he Gigut Cont Of he Eastern District OF
arhsr;ss, with cote
No 81 Eloca c. Roberts, rl,a.a. " james NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
XXXVTH CON G r E s 8
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March ) 1857.
NJ rOOT Ssnator from Vermont took the oath o.


WAsHrSGroS, Thursday, March ) 1857.
Mr. FOOT Senator from Vermont, took the oath OF
office.
Op motion Of Mr. ALLEN, q Committee of Two was
appointed 10 wait on the President and ioform him that
the Senate was assembled and ready to receive any
communication he may be pleased 10 make
Subsequently Mr.. ALLEN, of the Committee, re-
D, rted that they had perrmed the duty intrusted 20
them and that the President had said that he wodld
sepd communication 10 the Senste tomorrow.
The folourg resolutions offered aud lie over:
BY Nr. PUGH-Ihst the Senate adjourn without
day on Monday next.
BY Mr.. MASON-Thst the Committee Clerks and
Pages Of the last be continued during the present
srfson.
BY Mr.. BRIGHT-Thst the Chaplain Of the last
session be retained dnriug the present one.
Mr.. BlGGS ffered an amendment inviting ministers
residing in Washington 70 ofiicis'e alternately.
On mt tion OF Mr.. BENJAMIN the Senate considered
the resolution 80 remodel the StanoDg Committees.
An amendment offered by Mr. PUGH to have a
Cen mittee on Privileges and Elections rejected.
The n solution vs. amended ard adopted. II red
the pnmber of Committees and assigns seven mem.
bers to the noet important of them and five on the
Others.
Mr. BUTLER asked 10 be, but was not, excluded
from service on all the Com Iitees. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

The Atlantic, which arrived here last evening
bring. Us tie speech Of bis Imperial Majesty NaPo'
leon Ill on the opening Of his Legislature. II is
document of unusual length and striking character.
It's author goes beyond the generslties common on
such occasions to lay down philosophical doctrines
and abstract propositions. He congratulates bis
subjects on their prosperity and on the progress"
they enjoy under bis imperial drspotism. Accord
ing 70 bis account, France ia in high state Of fe
Lefty and spl.rdor
From the other countries Of Europe there il
uothiDg of great importance. We have, however,
sone interesting details from the Chinese war
N. Stsnislas WorceD, a prominent Polish refugee,
has died at London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

ASSEM- ..ALBANY, March >, 1877.
On motion Of Mr. WAKEMAN, the general orders
We re aid n the able.
II bill providing for the removal OF Quarantine was
passed Ii ia NJ. Lesv enwor,rs bill amended by NJ
Varum sc as 10 require the Governor, Lieut.. Governor
aid CO.. troer TO De sssfsd that the anchorage ground
good in the cite selected, and by Mr Foot 20 "a to
provide II at the Con uirsorefs may, If II is deemed
e1reo'tnt erect or furr zen a. once Temporary accom-
nodstors at Sandy Hook for vessels arriving
rext summer with Infectious diseases 90 board, and
sppropriatpg 40 coo therefor.
The appontnea at bills being the special order were
taken up ard are Dov under Discussion.
The bill 10 remove Quarantine was gone through
With in Committee read the tnird time and passed.
EyEsISG SESSION.
TIE bill Incorporating the New.Yolk ToSing and
Wrecbng Company passed.
Also bito incorporate the Pacfc Dock Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
A correspondent has furnish ed us With IN account

A correspondent has furnish ed us With IN sccount
of curious collection of Revolutionary letters be.
longing to gentleman in the interior OF the STATE,
which. with some extracts from the collection, will
be found in another column.
The fourteen manuscript books spoken Of in the
article must, We think have been the letter books
Of Col Pickering, commencing with tae period st
which be assumed the position Of Qusterm,ster.
General Of the army, which Greene had thrown up
in disgust. The extracts from these etters gwen
by our correspondent contain pretty distinct ev.
dence of the peuury TO which the American army
was reduced. The continental money had ceased
to circulate. Quariermaser's certificates, bling
Il erey promises 20 pay were not in very good
credit, and the only means of obta.nios supplies
we're forced leyie., either by The civil or muitar,
autl critics Puolic fiddler in those days Wa s,srce
Wssnir s.on writes tbst Ms horses Are stMvic0.
Pick, ring replies, with patriotism which in thi,
sle il would Be hard 10 mach, With an offer to ia
vote to the public service the hay bought with HI,
private money t. feed his own Privste COW! How
many Of cur public servants OF TO dag would be-
PIE pared 10 make sacrifices lbe THE! Were pubic
forsse as scarce At Wash ngton to-day - il was a,
Washington. headquarters IN l1-o, the number Of
tho.e sn1ious to ser,e the pubic would, we spere.
h,nd, ne considerably diminished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

The Senate adjourned last evening withOu. having
received any nominations, even for seats IN the Cao'
met. from Precedent Bu ,hanan-a circumstance
Which, we believe, is without precedent in our con-
stitutonol history. There is report current that
the choice OF Arnold Plumer for =, stmsster General
has broken down, which we think quite probable.
Either Clancy Jones % Alexander Of New-Jersey
would be more fortunate selection.
We knOw that the post of Attorney General has
been offered by the Presiden. to Charles O'CoDor,
esq, of this city--we do not know that he has ac-
cepttd il, but hope to chronicle the fac. t. prov.
Mr.. O'Copor il d ripe and able lawyer, not poll
:iciau by trade lifelong Democrat aud the hard
eft kind of Dardshell; and whenever our oppc-
nents are in power We rejoice TO see them prefer
for important stations those who really believe their
inhumsn dogmas rsther than those who only profess
TO believe them. The selection Of SIR. O'CDnOr
will be such delight to John Van Buren, and other
e1.Free Sollers that We trust be hiss not declined
ard Will not. 1t is an additional recommendation
Of Mr.. O'Conor's appointment that il shelves both
Toucey and Clifford.
We have not heard that either Gen. Cass OF Mr..
Cobb or Gov. Floyd or Gov. \. V. Brown or Mr.
Jacob Thompson has been dropped out of the Cab
met programme, but We know not what dsy may
br forth. Vacillation and hesitation at the ont.
set of new rule are not calculated 10 inspire con-
fdence in its future.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
p11urk DAILY @ibnae
FRIDAY. MARCH 6. 1867.

We give to-day number Of letters from our
Ksusm correspondent, which, tb Ugh earlier IN
date than some We have already published, will be
fond 10 contain interesting matter. Among oteer
things is CD account Of Sherrsrd's insult 70 Gov.
Cesry which preceded the death Of that worthy
success sor or would be successor OF "Sherin
Jo1e.. and the action Of the bogus Leg'ls-
ture thereon. Another Of these letters sises
the new sc! ito pani.h rebellion, and
acme other Characteristic sayings and dons' Of
the body that passed it. Our correspondent also
develops plot On foot in Missouri for selling on
the Indian lands about TO be offered for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

Tbs other plsa Ioois bitter. II wcoh 30 et'
pensve; but q broad street, With Begisn or iroo
pavement, would .ooa have great portion OF the
travel If Broadway, while tie property besweeo
TIE two streets ard along the new one would u
craze il value at 8 rate hitherto unknown. VI
course Broadway would long, and perhaps 81 Gays
retain lie world renowned character as fsshions-
be promenade; but those who we're in hurry
would then have an avenue aad no Just cause Of
IND Mnt could remain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE......ALBASY, March ), 1857.
The mornings pocet dDgs we're devoid OF interest
until O'clock when the bill amending the present
usury laws was taken up. The debate upon it is nov
progressing.
II. Prohib'ory Liquor Law bill perfected.
Mr. BROOKS moved as a sab ,ttute the Asse nbly
bill With am uduens.
Both biIs were made the special order for Tuesday
evening next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

The relief Of Bryadssy is sgain under i scus.ion
IN tie City Hbn. Two plIsa q. suggested: First.
10 viz Trinity place, Church aDd Greene stros,,
to seventy itet and Gu, srSisht through 20 Battery
place and Uhicn square. Secold' 10 81. away til.
steps, ratings, columns and al projections in
Broadway, fill up The basement starways md
windows, aid then cut six feet from each sid. wax
giving the csrriseeway twelve feet more To,
plan seems to US absurd and mprsctcabe; no such
wholesale rum Of easements and vaults, no such
tsfscrg Of fine buildings, would be submitted 10