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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

TRIAL OF EDWARD DowSEs CoSsERY -The case
of the charges sgsinst Coroner Connery, which was
Adjourned over from Tuesday came on on Thursday
morning Mr. jordan, the Coroners counsel, together
with the other counsel ard other parties interested
appeared before Judge DAILY in Chambers. when Mr.
Jore an desired further adjournment until some time in
April AZ he had an important case in another court,
which demanded his immediate attention After some
considerable conversation between Mr.. Sedgwick Mr..
Clinton and the counsel for the defendant, the Judge
decided to aooum the further hearing of the case TO
Thursday, the 9th of April next.
EXCITEMENT AT NOUN VERNON, WEsrCHEsTKR
County, Considerable excitement and bad feeling
has been occasoned in Mount Vernon by the discovery
that the Trustees of that village, and some Of their
political rends have been secretly at work trying TO
obtain an amendment TO their Charter, which would
confer extraordinary additional powers upon the Board
of Trustees-sueh AS would empower them TO autbor-
ze the alteration of the grade Of any street the con-
structon Of sewers the fencing Of s the vacant lots
comprising at least twotbirds of the visge &c;
and default Of psyment Of the assessments thereon
which in most cases, it 10 alleged, would amount u
more than the value Of the lots-lease the same for
one hundred years. if necessary, TO parties who may
contract to pay the assessments, taxes and other
cbaIeea This course is deemed bya majority OF the
Let owners a. equivalent to con6scston Of their
property.
On Tuesday evening last the opponents OF the pro-
pOted measure held meeting to express their senti-
merts on The subject and take sach steps a. might be
corsdered Necessary defeat the passage of the bill
alluded to pow before the Legislature. The meeting
was very numerousy attended and the Trustees were
called upon IN anything bat very complimentary terma
to explain their conduct in the matter which resulted
in he highest degree Of excitement being crested. aud
which wac kept up Until aboat midnight. Yesterday
aIemon,trarce prepared, numerously sign ed, sat
cent of to Albany sgainst the passage Of the bill II
question.
THr LATr BROADWAY TRAeEDH.--Mrgaret Gun
nireban, the airl who Jumped out Of windos on tt
corner OF Broadway and Ninth street. to escape from
young mar named Barr who, che supposed, was sois
To shot her with . pftolbstll remains at the New
I Wi yIn.~;x.l - in I'D avorfnauY Te
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HKReUs's PATENT CHAMPION fRt-PR0oe
sAV.s Nos 80 IU sAd yae wstsss-, ssA No. hss~vsev
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for general reskng. &d elbows tss vsrs,tity eftt,
suibo's eif.s an1 ti,snDents Tho title /. not vol
selected Sc there "a system or completeness ia the
arrangement Of the volume, which consists Ct ioei-
dental tketcLts and narratives variety o; sabjec.s
They were originally addressed az letters to the
authors children while pursuing their education, aud
are full of wise sugge stions gns comments men
and things, snd wholesome Lessons Of experience The
style Of the wok tor the most part is model of elm
plicy ana drtcrefs snd Of course is highly elective
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The Supervisors had meeting yesterday afternoon,
and passed on few advertising bills. They aho
adopted report empowering he CITY Judge to pur'
chase law library, net to exceed 81 900 in Gust.
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DIR, WESLEY GRlNDLEs

ceIxaaArED EAeTc COMPOUND,
Tar 0ssx RENGoy
-, .osAR. CossVHPrtss'
scsoyuLA AND DrSsGPsiA.. -.
IA. ~..ta.t ssie Of say ns6tct.s = - 1922
49, D.sssscs Pviccsa DsvSs, Ne. n wHt~s s-
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THE MORAL PHILOSOPHY OF C0CRTsHiP AM
MARRIAGE By the sutbor of PhysiooEy OF asrrIsse,
i2o o Up 9S Boston: John p Jewett Co. New'iofi
GL.lA n Rlaknman A Co

l2o Up 9fS. Boston: JOIN r Jewett q 70 Ne"'i"iA'
Steld, Blskemsn q Co.
The sutjsct to which this volume is devoted "
tr, sted with the gravity becoming an ethical discus
sion, without tire wretched attempts at righteousness,
which mauy classes Of readers might antlcIpste from
the lie psge. Tie author, if we mistake not is al
emir 1t writer on the laws of hygiene who has be-
slowed the abors Of life to the diffusion Of popular
krowledee on the physical well being Of mau. While
we do p,eteno to adopt bis views without ciscrmna
to-, msry Of which, appears to us, proceed from
atacLn ent TO theory rather than from observation Of
facts we believe that he has performed good service
for his comtymtD by 90 urgently pressing upon their
stte ton the importance Of "a sound mind in sound
BODY" Ia this volume he CARDS the marriage insti-
tu'ion means Of eoucs-ion, designed to trsin up
the successive generations of for the proper fulfill
ment Of their earthly destiny. He l.ys down system
of admirable rules aud preceps for the conduct Of the
relation, which, though tinctured with the Formally Of
all cdactic txposSions cannot fail to uiord vausbe
suggestions to the docle reader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

THE CHILDREN OF THE KINGDOM By the Rev
DUDLEY A. TYss. Emo. Pr. 1870. Carter Brothers.
In an un,tudied, but impressive form the religion Of
the be usehold is here illustrated AID enforced. The
volume consists Of lectures which were O1goAly de-
yesed BY tho author to his congrsys but whoA
Us ws., wWthy Of Wsss extended spasr~
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fAdyer'iSe pent

LAST WEEK or GOLDsMTTHs WRITM9
cLAsszs viz: % 80 lessons and success: qua .. -.
Apply thi. week Jou viii be to late Book heep"s -
And evening Private instruction sisen. - ,,,
OLIVER Col DsnirH, No. $50 Broadway
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vIrw OF NAwreRr, r. IA view of Newport
drawn by j p. Newell, stone, and printed by j. Ii
Bufford, is published. tits feet by l, and forms an
entirely accurate view of that famous and interesting
old town and watering place.
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-For One Dollar the eegsnt vcIa. o. v.vs Psels
tines aud Vices q Niagara fsHs, ess R,oshusy
sraphlc, &c 1t HoLaIss GsLLERY, No. zS
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SHAD-Messrs. Stillwel and Idlet, Of Staten Island
teok TIE first shad in these waters this morning.
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GRISDLE'S

hIIs.sta LIVE Pills
...s Rood. For sale BY BAasrs rA1x
Ine reH p.sv.v n u. AM By respecssse nsse9s
and Dealer. a. n, sss o. ~.
n,A'Ge, depot No. IS WI test Hew'fosL
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JUEIUs LORD CHATHAM. BIocR1sY: bJ WILLIAM
D.wE limo. PIP zo2 Miller, oton q TO-
DR. w,terhouse once medical professor in Har-
ward College, and Iona physician in Cambridge,
eoua celebrated for bic erudon and his eccsnricity,
was the rs TO attempt to prove the identity Of Juulus
With Lord Chatham. His book on the subject wa,
published some twenty five years ago, and is remark
able specimen of political gossip garuly, and inc On
elusive reasoning The present volume takes the same
ground but engages in the discussion With wider in
formation and greater ability, but not with eminent
success As the question now stands it is essential to
dispose Of the claims Of Sir Philip Francis to the su-
thorsbp Of the letter. and this, think, Mr. Dove
has not accomplished. His theory is, that Sir Philip
was in the confidence Of Lord Chatham by whom he
was literally patronized, and employed as private
secretary. The condolences and probabilities which
create presumption in favor Of Sir Philip are ex.
PANIED by his intimate reatin ms with Lord Chatham
and afford proof that he wrote the celebrated let
ters. The question is argued with considerable nge.
nuity, ard readers who are curious to know what
further can be said on this famous literary controversy
must have recourse to the volume itself.
MIND AND MATTER. Or, Psy"oLocIe.L I.sv..r., By
Sir BEsyAss BsoDIE. limo pp S7s g. p Putnam
kCo.
No important addition TO our knowledge of mind
and matter is made by this volume. 1t consists Of a
series Of desultoy specuasicns 10 dialogue FORM which
must DO clsssed under the head Of metaphysical
smusements Iu lump and lowing style, It's profu-
sion Of illustrative srecdotes and its cir of taste and
cultivation, make 1t sufficiently agreeable reading; but
In scientific point Of view 10 undeserving OF stten'
ton II explains no fact aud establishes no principle
AN ENCYCLOPEDIA or ISsTRU cTION; Or APOLOGIES
Axp BxEwsTs on Mrs AND kAssgRs. By A b. JOIN
sos llae <es DeIby Jssk"n.
Mr. Jobnsor is fsvorably known TO portion Of the
reading pubic by bis AGATE specuations the sgnii-
cance Of language ard the province OF the senses
the communication Of knowledge His works on
those subjects have the merit OF great originality,
certain degree o. profoundress aud remarkable fruit
turess OF suggestion the conduct Of the understand
ng, and The formation Of convictions. They are not
adapted 70 the popular taste, but their analytic sub
esy vii amply reward the attention Of intelligent
einkes The Esc5 cOpedia ow published 10 designed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

Ole Bull, after being Frustrated with fever far tn'
past few weeks, will give q concert at Dodwo'n
Salon re1 Tuesday evening, assisted BY Miss 'ic,or'
Gien, Messrs. Giannoni, GasparOni, Tlmm and "or
gan.
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TIE CRYSTAL PAIAoE.-The Committee en- Lards
,sd Places Of the Aldermen, Mr.. Wilson, Chairman
bsd futf er hearing yesterday afternoon at the CITY
Hall in regard TO tie Crystal Palace. Remarks were
made by Mr.. White, the Receiver, and Mr. Brady
counsel for Mr. Banks, properly holder in the ne gh
borheod of the edifce 10 new arguments were n.de
or facts elected, and the meeting vas adjourned for
fortnight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

Mrs. Cora L. V. HATCH, who has made quite
sensation in city by her lectures On "spr'uaiSm,
advertised to speak this evening at the taoernae
for the benefit of the Poor Of our City but is disaole'
by severe Indigestion 20 tina. ,uch lecture can b
given to night.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
MARRIED.,

BROWE-tNDRRHILL-On Monday, Aoril Is a. Mllneck.
L. L. at the residence sf the brides father by the Rev T.
Hinsdac Es 7 Brown to Mis- Phebe E. second daughter
Of stephen C. Underhll, esq
CLARKE-KISSAM-On Tue.day April H. at Christ Church.
MMIhas4tt. Ourcus Comfy. T.. L. 10y the Rev j. L. r.
Clarke Lynsen Clarke 20 Jocphs Kissam, daughter Of
Daniel kissam,
DFNsLOW-SCRIBNER-AtO Ogden New.York by the Rev.
Zcnas Case Thursday April g. Van Buren, Deu.lov ESD,
Of New.iork. TO Nil, Mary II. ScTbner of Ogden.
GIL GILMORE-LARklN-On Monday Aprl ID, by the Rev.
William stars Vicar General Frank e. Gilmore To Mary A.
Lsrk only daughter VI the late john Larkn all Of this city
R-ctory by tho Rev. DR. Cutler, Mr. james A. Greene o.
Brooklyn 20 Miss Sarah daughter OF Francis Mari utler
esq. of Avon New York
Boston Iapsrs please copy.
JAUkCEY-PRESIIO-I thi. city Wednesday, April H.
by the Rev William j. Frost Rector of the Church ~ th-
H d,rmer Mr.. iiau Jaunccy to Miss Bandcna Augusta
PresEU both of this city
CKWOOD-On "Wednesday, evening April IS
ri-r California Caroline. SECOND diushtr Of John Lock
wood 80. Il this city
MURDOCk-BLASDELL-ln thi. city. on W dne.d,y morn
Ms, Clara Basdel daughter OF James H. Bdsdr esq all
II this city.
POTTER-TlLEsTON-In this city. Tuc.day April IA.
q, Trinity Chapel, BY the Right Rey Aonzo Potter ID D.
ROb. B Potter to Miss Frances Paine, daughter OF William
NJ Tileson esl., all VI New York.
POULTERER-BREWER-A ST. Louis. No, ON Monday
April 6. b, the Rev. TheO A. Hopkins, Mr. Edward +.
Pouerer OF ~ Louis to Miss Mary A. Brewer dsusher ot
the late John L. Brewer OF New York.
REDPATH-KtDDER-At Boston. on Saturday March a. by
tn. Mr. WORCESTER James Redpsh formerly of Ksnas
TO Mary A. kddtr Of Boston.
yAII-WALKER-At Plan6eld, NewJrr.ey Tuesday
evening April IA by the Roy J. " Fairbanks. " r. Vail
formerly Of Lunenburg. Nova scoti.
WARD-PARMLY-In this city Monday evening April
IS al the Church the Ascension by the Rev o. Thurson
Bede!l Charles H. Ward to Mary NJ Parmly both ot this
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

..-s have stole, about 5000 worth Of goods from '"'
store they entered but nearly all OF the prOp''E
recovered. Coroner Cornery Is t" hold an '"q"
the body Of deceased Mr. liardcnbrook was "o'%
81 wears Of age and native Of ih' clty ~ "'
, widow and one child to mourn his lo's, ne IT,
ceased was a good officer, and an "PT's' ""' "'"''
s,ble maA. ,.,u ,ho h,l,. oe
Since writing the above an inquest upon the oo'y O'
dcoeosl-i ha. been commenced. The evidence OF
OS;ocr Downing was taken, aud in substance was h"
came a. given above. Dr'. Fi""ell and wSlJG made
o,,eo examination and found that the dagger,
- '.I;oh deceased bad been stabbed, had been
,,o :, his body. The blade entered the liver, lung.
.nd ',I..r organs, and death WAS caused by hemorr
- sc,, The wound. No clue TO the assassin. was
,.h,.;,4d. and the Coroner adjonrned the oase to
az. ,no,tiyg at 10 o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

To,al...........seeS4 eS4 90 s2srT7 IS Sz0siS ID
Albert II. Nicolays rcgulT semi.weekly auction
sale of stock. and bonds will take place. tomorrow.
Thur>day at Ia oclek, at the Merchants Exchange.
The Asia took i:t24, 3S3 in specie for France.
Mr. Chas. j. Martin has been unanimously re
elected President Of the Home Insurance Company
and A. r. WlmaIth Vice President. The cash capital
OF this Company 800 OOo and the surplus $50 600.
The bu.ne.s Of the Clearing House u.s. 4i6, 900.
The supply of money on call il abundant, and the
stock-houses supply their wants easily. This in
money operates iayorably the stock market and
brngr in outsiders. The rates for paper working
easier and the supply Of paper in the dseounhouses
is limited.
Some OF the Merchandise markets quite active
and buoyant. In Rice there il active movement.
About 3 800 cs have been sold at Al e5c., including
500 tcs for export. Coffee is aso firmer under con-
tinued favorable advices from Europe; sales 900
bags Bahia at l0lc equal to ic. advance, and 800
bags Rio at Oallic. Another large public sale at
Rotterdam Is announced by the steamer Ut an advance
on the previous sale. Mola.ses aud sugar are firm,
but not very active. At the Tea sale to-day
full prices were obtained and considerable
spirit was manifested. Pork has recovered
from the depression Of yesterday. Beef is firm.
For Flour, the market is 5al0c. better, under moro
favorable adyces from Europe. Whest is 10 fair de-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
tAdvertisement.l
The NEw-YoRK FIVE POINTS

What world Of wickcdness has been enacted hcre What
untold and suffering committed snd endured Who has not
hndde,d the recital of high crimes perpes,cd at the New
Iork Five Points II has been for drunkards hieyes,
robbers murders and pss hiding place for gamblers and
bad ~omsDin short the very worst place this Continent
Todsys LrE ILLUSTRATED gives interesting facts
nrcted with this notorious place. Only cents. Newsneo
have IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

james --, who lives on Twenty-ifth street, car
man for No. 81 Murray street, run over by his
horre and cart about 81 O'Clock last evening, at
the corner of Iud.on and Leonard streets, and very
seriously, if not fatally injured. His horse became
frightened and running of, when he went to stop
him with pail in his hand, but was thrown down, the
horse stepping on his head the corks of new shoe
making considerable cash the ear, and wheel
went over his back. He was taken to the New-York
Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
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CITY ITEMS.

Miss BRAiSERDs Coso,rr.-Ths esimabe lady
end ono Of the most cultivated Of resident vocal
uts, gives her annual concert this evening, at Niblo
Saloon when we hope she will receive tn support ner
ts,euts eminently enttle herto Miss Brnnerd ever
Assy any charitable or philsnthropc op)ec' c"'
her services into requiStion fact whics 'nCuu no'
be overlooked ON the occasion Of her dement,. '"0
will be ccmpctcntly assi<ed by Sig' Moreni "e''''
Goldbeck T.. MOlenhsuer, Bcrgner' ana IT. "s"'ii''
The programme will be found attractive
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

RSGLIsn OrrR.-Burton's TheaterwaS completely
filed on Tue.day evening" the occasion being the FRS
az series Of farewell performances by the Pyne and
Harrison Opera Troupe, when AuberS " Crown Dia-
monds" was performed Miss Louisa Pyne, Whose
correct and ohaste vocalization have heretofore
ehronicled sas welcomed with heartness which
raust have been gratifying to her The opera was
the whole fairly done the chorus is more numerous
and better drilled than former occasions and the
orchestra though at times little Scratchy led in
On earnest manner by Mr.. +. Mollenhauer painstak
ipg musician. Tonight the Bohemian Girl" will be
given.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
m p,'p.rt.pr purS FIsruLA. FIs.

HERNIA OR RiPTuRE, PILES FIsrULA, FIs-
scly PsoLlpsrs, AND CONCEALED AsscEss OF TINE Rrc.
Tvs-EDwAlD u. DIXON MD. Editor Of The SeAPs and
Opsstns and Consung No u 5thav eaes 'nese
diseases rsscay without the Knife Ltssiure Every ese
on examination BE- pronounced curabe or Is e
indications perfectly apparent the Surgeon
Dr. Dixos refers 70 " a. bradford Cssher Of TIC bo~%y
Hsnk T. McCauu, late Acuxry Of the Erie R~Assdi H.
Ford BrOohyn John Ma,h.w. Mschuist and r-st sa.a-
Der oi gentlemen IL the city and throughout the non
operation rrSures confinement The fee 10 o" !" 10
slo Consultation. tic Oee hours from TO and TO
evenings
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

HIGHwAr RoBnTRY.-On Monday night lat at n
late hour, as Vim. Gcu-chard, keeper Of o porter
house corner Of Grand and Fourth streets Wa return
ing home through Peck--hp. he was attacked BY two
men whom he succeeded in knocking down. Two
others then came up, and after beating him, took
gold witch valued at s20O breastpin and about s2j
in money, and not content with this. tore the hair
from his head. Mr.. G. is injured very severely and
will be confined to his house for some time.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

SERIOUS. " SoT FATAL RAILROAD AccipfNi'-A
lad about II year4 old, supposed to be the ofoe' u
Mr. More, engineer of one of the Albany ma" "ah'
on the Harlem Railroad, yesterday morning went up
the road A. far a. Croton Falls. where he was trans
f.rred 10 the down msil train for this city. The en-
ginecr Of the down train perceving the lad in
po.ed situation, told him to 60 into the mail car and
STAY there The led. not exactly understanding the
directions given entered the NAL rooms, where he
met cool reception and rctreatcd and notwith-tnnd
ing frequent remonstranccs, he remained on the plat
form of the baggage-car ard a. the train passing
round the curve Of the road the gave lurch and
threw the lad off the platform with great violence
racturing his skull and causing such internal injuries
as almost to preclude the idea Of his recovery. lie
was brought down TO the city and taken to the Hos
pital for treatment.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

THr ISHARaoSIous DEMOcRACY.-The attempts
recently made by the Sachems to harmonize the dis
oordant factions of the Democratic party, thus far
seem to have failed of success. At their meeting
yesterday they vsnly endeavored to reconcile the con-
ficting claims of the delegates from the different
Wards. The rival candidates for membership in the
Union and Harmony Convention would listen to no
compromise Each faction Of the rival committees per-
sisted in claiming the contested seats, and the COM
mtee desparing Of settling the matter, adjourned
until next Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

MALICIOUS AcT.-James Barry boy who works
in the factory of Twenty street and First
avenue, had quantity of lime thrown in his eyes by
some malicious scouudrel to him unknown. Barry,
nearly blinded and in great danger of losing his sight,
was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

TIL BROoKIIA PoLICr CoaYissioSFR.-A report
i. current about the city that John S +. Sranahan
declines the appointment Of Police Commissioner, aud
that Francis i. Stryker. prominent Republican,
either IS or viii " appointed in hi- place.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

Mcssrs Firh, Pond s. Co. have issued The Lu
lahy, a short composition by William Mason, and
The Mayflower Watzc-,' BY J. y. Pychow7ki.
both for the panofortc. The frt piece IL an anddH-
tho of quiet character and not difficult but suent
aud pretty The second il made up of practicai
wal'zc- of graceful texture, with certain pIqnan' "d-
diiips
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
NEU-JER,SET ITEMS.

CHARTER ELFCTIoN-THE RESULT.-The result of
the Charter election in Jersey City on Tuesday was
the election of the candidates on the Democratic
tickets throughout-city and ward. The Republicans
and Americans did not work cordially togetherhavins
platform Of principles formed to mutually accept
and unite upon; and although combined possessing a
majority Of at least 900 votes, they dissatisfied
and distracted by local Issues and allowed the Demo-
Gratis to sweep the city by large majorities.
Samuel Wescott. Democrat, elected over Alex.
II. Wallis. Union candidate, by majority of 59i
All of the Democratic Aldermen nominated through
out the city were elected, viz:
First JTard-Robert B. Kashow and VIM. VoOr
hecs, for years, and Daniel :. Sinclair for year.
Second Uor9-Matthcw Erwin and Augustus A.
Hardcnbcrgh for years.
Third Jt0yd-Charle- VI. Hawkins and Joseph VI.
Brown, for two Year,; Martin l.. Baum and Richard
Cornelison for year.
Tourfh Wdrd-Melancth0n :. Wickrare and VIM.
Roosevelt, for two years.
WIN. Pcarsal and Charles Fink were elected Water
Commissioners; Walter Vandcrzer, Collector; Abra-
ham 5. Jewell, School Superintendent, aud Joseph
Young and Smith Mead, Assessors. The only excep-
ton to clean sweep il the election Of Henry French
as chosen Freeholder from the Second Ward BY a
majority of two votes.