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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

"WEDNESDAY Mach o5.-Ald. JoHs CLANCY, Presi'
dent, IN the Chair. 49, ,,,,-
Rrro,,s.-The Broadroy Su6jecf.-Aid. Wlieon
ld .,7e presents Minority Report on the subject Of 70
,yr Broadway opening the new avenue through Caufcn
ard Gree ST. ets but withdrew BY advice OF other meoe
tia, the other members CT the SonnH'ee ns 1"e '' "
cipsider the mstter
The N,~ Post Office and The Park.-The majority OF
The Special Con the subject Of offering the lover end Of
n. Pk for POHce reported recommending correspond
erce with The Genera Government on the m...r AID a, The
re Gu, bad the power dispose Of portion Of the PA
Minority Report the same subject held ah the peee
of ,round I'd nty large i' ne uoss
Is would be wl to tave bularg Of such ssn.i0nr IS
would secOmodate tn. UIfd States Coqrt' ana cees Tor
repc n o obtaining opinion OF the CorpoAoo
Counsel. The latter accepted
Peports Aeopad-In favor Of paying the Csntrs
ri Pole. @r be-, .c nos e I 1
City Hal In favor Of cu'tins trees in vs9s o. ee
P.h and mailing for military parAdes Refusing 10
confIm .se.sm.ni Of slse 20 r removing psP from
other sII,ordinsy items the Committee, is % Tor
Ths Contracts for Cleansing the Strerts-A conmu-
neaion ". received om Mr. Ebnr 10 relation 70 the coz
for eesr the streets he submits the list OF bids
By an ooinsace passed it made imperative the te.d.
D-rMtuens submit s bids to your honorable ood- tor
hoping that ycu will take immediate action on ,be
especially the appropriation Tor 1891 ioI eeanns
spr With tue work. hefeSoIs and o in
of Of obtsnins the money 70 pay On ,6r
work TACT appropriation for this yesr was specially ap
propated to only the work performed under contract
and do think that this provision legally Goa
tnue to perform work unless By special resolution to that
effect from your honorable body In opening the esmass
nods bad not Piled with the r~aaD nts OF the Law reu
is,ips the giving security e no. attaching to their H
patue their place Of Tedence Whether TINS renders hei
bios Dformsl viii leave your h,norsbe body to decide
should have called the Of the Controller 10 II 81 the
time If escaped notice The several bids ma ked
Uniforms from he fact OF ther not having
hem svo,, to before of Record. The bids
Of the lowest amount IN the aggregate for ceanpe
the whole city only the sum Of sli 40 whether tney
tion or not me will Slow sopy of the bids for ceanas
s stree,s sr ns1ed Hoprs that you will take action s
AZ "a on h;s norton of the BIDS viz. cleaning streets
= remain respectfully,
"LO5EPH 4. EBLIN3,
"Commissioaer of Streets aud Lamps"
The CITY Is divided into Districts Twelth
Nard fhe Wards Dsrcs the Nineteenth aud
TveIteh and the Twenty first aud TseptS second are put
together The following the lowest bidders ssd the prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

We lean tia: the Central Railroad Company are m.klne ar
during the Sumner,
cion With the Huso, River Road from NcwY)rk to
Buffalo thirteen hours TIE distance 10 445 miles and the
pages. lhochester psda'cfa'-
We DO not believe railroads can afford 10 carry
passepgers at the rate Of forty miles per hour for auy
such fare a. the Central is permitted by law to charge
nor DO we consider that safe gait for travsO roads
a little the worse 70. wear and not double-tra, ked
throughout. We regret that our two great lines Of
rawa, dc rot agree to make their express time from
this city to Buffao at least sixteen hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

IypRovrNISTs IN THr HARLRn RAiLRoAD.--fss
terdsy the Committee on Railroads Of the Board OF
Aldermen, consisting Of Mesus Monaghan, Adam.
Mcsr edon, Drake and Valentine, by invitation oftss
Harlem Railroad Company, paid visit to Central
Morris ana, to view the new works OF the Company 10
course of erection at that place, consisting ef ma
chr e.shcp and locomotive depot The Committee
left the City Hall at ~ O'Clock noon, accompanied by
Mr. Campbell, Superintendent of the road, and pro-
cetded to TIE Twenty-sixth.street depot, where
speci,I train was in waiting. Here they were joined
by the Acting President Mr. Edwards; the Treasurer.
Dir. Wbi,ebesd, ard Mestrs. Bailey, Haight, Brooks
and Fales, Directors, with several gentlemen of'tne
Pres. The company were conducted to the ste Of
the building about TO be erected at the northeast oof
ner of Twen.y-seven,h street and Fourth avenue by
the New-Haven Railroad Company. II Is to Be
three stories high, and will extend through 70
Madden avenue. The lower portion OF the block W
be occupied by tie Harlem Railroad Company. Tho
present machine shop and locomotive depot at tho cor
ner Thirty eis nth street and Fourth avenue where
next visited, alec the milk depot directly opposite were
from 20 coo 10 So coo quarts Of mix are daily received
al sold TO the various drsymen OF the city BY the
uobbers." The new building Forty eighth street,
intended for the new milk depot not visited It
il about 900 feet long, and about GO feet wide, i'd
ioinipg which it is intended to erect smaA eugtne-
house for the use Of locomotives coming in ct night.
The company then got into new and beautiful car.
and started for Monissnia under the charge OF j. ID.
Burton, conductor. The company arrived at the new
depot at O'Clock, where they enjoyed walk over
the GROUNDS. The new machine shops and locomotive
depot are to be $50 feet opg and 90 feet vide either
end, and 100 feet deep through the center. II
is 10 be built of red brick, fine faced, with founda-
ten Of four feet in width and will be two stories high
In the center will be the locomotive depot and on each
side of the building will be the machine shops. Adoiu-
ing this ON the north side, is being erected frame
building, 100 feet long and GO feet wide, which will ba
used as car mandatory, and in the rear will be q
email apartment for the painting process.
After the inspection, with which all seemed rSseh
pleased, the company adjourned to the cars and'pro-
ceeded TO White Plains, where they parto &>of q
most bountiful repast, furnished by the DaectOrs.
After doing justice to- it, they returned to he cara.
much pleased with their excursion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
ASSEMBLY


The report Of the Safe Agricultural Society was pre-
eented, .
The bill providing for the final closing of incorporated
The hin 10 amend the Charter OF the City Of New
York then csrne up for final reading r.
Mr. GLOVER moved to amend 30 as to make "a
DSts fer COqnc%en spS the s sna syc oi
Mr. GLOVER was ia favor of Charter convention,
but If the bill was to be forced upon them, he desired
that the Amendment should prevail
Mr. JOHN j REILLY moved to re-commit the
hill nth Instructions to amend as not to vacae the
cfsces 81 Commissioners of Repairs and Stress until
tie expiration Of the tenn Of the present ohcerS
Motion lost by Yeas 81 Nays % q.
. The bill was then passed By Yeas II, Nays 81, as
ss Asso b A%' :; sh1p fa:
Srool. asdy C"pensr C'rp Clark Coz. Dsv. picsinOn
5 aSssS Rstess% Rims sssy .oh Levi: Ls
e o~sn Oven Paul. Ps.coci Perry PoUtECy Pssna:,
se Re-, RGhSSnd Ee;e
Squire Staples Tett re.shsI Tiffany Tiff W TSwR:er1
chsoei Ds.:oP D DSSp Fp Ss
9 e..s S Ssr a snisiS Mile PaIdy
james Reilly John Reilly Roe w ssGi s %yUesi.
Much exo,eaent prevailed during the taking OF the
Mr. KIyIJN asked to re excused from voting, on
den the representatives from New York; but ne WI"
not excuseo. ..
the ground that the bill had been patched In CON-
mittee that be could noe give al Intelligent vote'
Mr.. Woods was excused.
EVENING SESSION.
The Annual Report If The Sailors Soug Harbor
of the City OF New-York was presented.
The Hou,e then went il to Committee OF the Whole,
Mr. Jss j. Rslls in the Chair aud con'idered the bill
70 provae means the eplaIgeme mt and completion
of The Can Al, vi tie State for o.hef purposes The
hin trnviacs mill for the fsca year commencing
o Der, 1857. and tbre fourhs Of mill tax tor the
Gsrsl ,.. comu enc'Dg Oc'ooeI, 1893
On Dion Of Mr. II BAKER, the provision for the
ureoat r mill tax wss stricken out
Mr. SPE VCER moved to add to section provis
Zen to obige the expen1t re Of certain portion OF .at
amount a,nropria.d to the gradual enlargement OF fnt
Clen png CsnJ locks He urged the amendment IL
an exter ded speech.
Mr. FLOYD JONES made an able argument, GOV
eripg Il Camel policy Of the State for the ast twenty
veafs He declared that the Democracy were Away
In favor Of direct taxation when necessary, and woult
never resist such policy in order to insure enlarge
NEXT; but they would oppose policy which sought u
fasten eternal taxation upon the State
Mr. WOOSTER spoke 10 reply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
DIsTILLERY BURNED-LosS OF LIFE.

The alcohol distillery Of j. Highly & Co, on Presi-
dent street. destroyed by fire this morning. The
fire was caused by the bursting of steam- boiler
The buildings connected with the establishment were
shattered and the bricks end timbers thrown great
cstaboe Severalpersons were injured. Four burned
bodies have been taken from the ruins and Il is feared
that cther siil remain beneath them. The fire ragged
with goat violence, snd was suppressed with much
difficulty. Loss not asceitained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN AND
AMERICAN UNION STATE CONVENTION.


HARRISBURG, Tbuud,y, March 26, 1857
The Convention re embed this morning and after
conectIg the list Of delegates, proceeded to nominate
car oidst,s for Governor, az follows:
Mr.. Ripley 10 rinssd james X. Moorhead Of Allegheny
Mr.. Crooks Y. Jordan of Bedford
r. E;ln David Wine, Of o, e Wsi,d,.,.0s
Mr. COebrsne, Toomss L. 7 snAlin Of Lancaster.
Mr. c".iord. John d. sullivan Of Butler.
NJ E,gsS I + M TssS Of sS%ss.sd
Mr. Power McGST SS Of L.w re rss,,u.
Mr. Reed, John B. Eide Of sOneI,e.; ,.,..,.
MI Bie.ler A O Cu1tin Of Centre;
Georso Smith. Henry souiSer Of Ea ,.s
Mr.. Ptnpyman, A Cooper @ Of n cnJi0rd'
Mr.. slmbson. WIN II Klein Ct BoiLs
The names OF Messrs Franklin Kcnke' Cooper,
Cur.ip. Conrad ard r. b. Meorhes I'D were withdrs vn
before proceeding to the first ballot which resulted
fllows:
%. Sullivan ...............
Tood..-............... 80 McCo
Ball.. kel...............".
Is keim /
Joroan....."... ....'...iS noorheeo'''''.s
NcAler.s..'.......s...'..... ~
TIE whole number Of votes cas-. were l53, making
II necessary to choice. There beiog no election toe
Convention pro ceeded TO secotd ballot. The names
Of Messrp. Micbler, Jordan, Sullivan, McCombs and
Kem were Withdrawn. The result OF the second bal
lot wss as follows:
David wilmot........"..99Co vode. .........."..Is
Bal. Moorneaa.'
Iooo.ss' s'.... 'ss.''s.''''''<oI
The whole lumber Of votes cast was 157, making 70
necessary 10 choice and Mr. Wilmot receiving more
ihsn m,joiity was declared elected.
The nomination was declared unanimous amid great
epthu,, SIN.
William Mllward Of Philadelphia, was then nomi-
nsted on the first ballot for Canal Commissioner, amid
great en'busiatm.
Mestrs. James Veech and joseph L. Lewis were
then nominated as candidates for Judges OF the Su-
preme Court. Adjourned until D. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convert adopted series Of strong Anti
Slavery receives condemnng in strong terms the late
de csion Of the Supreme Court of the United States
setipg the power of Congress over the Territories
and declaring their unwiDgness to abridge the rights
Of any class of citizens.
The Convention adjourned sine de.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
THE NEW-YoRK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

ALBANY, ThuTsday, Mafch 20, Io0I'
A rumor OF defalcaton in the Central Railroad
Office, started by The Statesman, has called forth
what appears to be an official announcement in The
atlas and Argus. Although it is true the Company
are fully secured and loses not single dollar, yet it is
admitted that Msrias Schoonmsker, late Auditor in
the Bsik Department b ,nk Superintendent &C., has
embezs'es $4,000 Of the Company money. The de-
facation was first discovered by NJ. Wilson, the
Assistant Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

ISHUNAg BARBARITY We learn faI h9od IN
human ioIm, in ByIcr, 0sle County, beat en- IN
tina, town il most b u,al and shocking N INNER BIS
name il LyircstoD; he recently married widow
with two or thee cbilj.en On RE motoio2 IN qgs.
tcn |; sppears thst az the bfeakfs: table, tae child
II sde some remark, at " -ci he flew iai) pas.
SIGN ssd sruck tie chi.d. The no;het then ntsriered
ard told hiu 70 desist which be id eni apparently
was fonv for ihs act In the eyeti1g he hs he wife
put tie children bed, and then invited ner ~ 20 OUT
with him 10 call upon One OF the nelsno vans -
the Ieichbor's he pads some tx Use Tor eiviag an
,eurred home s'obe-~eLt 10 me osi Woefe tne clDa
vas tie ppg, aroused II. ard muenced bearing Il
vi IA his fet hand IL cries alarmed Mrs Csnte--
to'y, lear ne'ghbor who, l'cklng through tne W.
ecw saV he pr eitg. After osaung N sOi! wan
BIZ hst hsId until be becsme apparently trsd ne nei,
h;rn Up spd struck bin with hs fs' IN me fice ana
htsr al least dOzsn tines and fae' uor ne oactne
p.Iftcy III ensi5le He asl dsl otfstey -snsd ire
bcoc from off the bsd lottes n fhe CALI, ana g.
tr'Led II the neghbrs where bis wife vas s'ayiag.
On Ieiuuirg home with his wife, ard whsn she cis
covered tie ,tsaii Of the cb1d, he appeared 70 oe
D. Ga fupiised. II ives not uOtl Saturday,, When tne
CT ID yrs CONSIDERED 10 cspger, tbat zee pelgaoor,
nIs. Cart rbufy tod chat she cav. The man was
theeupon aryeted End held 10 bail TO sPpesr at the
next Great Court. After 1hsss proceedings were
ite citizens ,eized and to-k hin INTO the street
tLd there cave him such stgs,inn as he Will probi-
by remeu Der to the day CT his death.
COMMISSIONER TO PARASITIC Governor and Coun-
ollosue State of MsIe have appointed Ned Dow
Comu;ssion.T TO attend the Agricultural FIX " DO
htid 10 the city oil Psris in June next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

The roplscn ofta State we're graphically described.
The dlssosrse Wa isieaed to with much interest.
Cspt JxsrssC. BAIrKRssr Of this city, vho two
ytAs since went to New Granada, South Amerios;ts
explore portions 81 that region Of which bu. little had
been known. detailed in brief manner the results Of
bis e1rlcrstiors there He illustrated the relative
situs,ors Of the place by mesrs Of The black berd
Capt Il. evced the possession Of elose powers Of OBJ
servs.;cp, and much pfsciicsbii'y 10 bis tru
a mind. Thcugh he has been an extensive tyav.
eIer, lie regsrts the region of New.Grsssos -
no,,e,sins The moot NAKED ipoividua6t.es Of
ebsra,scter He described the recusrite. Of ths
ccuntry in me valleys Of the AuAfo and Csrcs.
thew were naost productive in agricultural and mineral
wealth from which the commerce Of toe word wa CIT
~, becsrse ire valley lspdIccked by the ranges OF
bab moupsrs ard because enterprise had not sossht
20 make the River Ahsto a.si.es for 9S%|s T.;
te shy had discovered that by the opening OF mule
road fom ADiioquis to the river Atrs,c, distance o.
si,iy miles, tie c;rcntous route by the way OF tns
rivers Msgdsless and Nsre could be avoided, aud Nv
miles and from ten to fifteen days saved In she commu-
pcstion between the Caribbean Sea and the Valley Of
ire Caucs.
Tie thanks Of the Society were rendered to the two
sneakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
DINNER TO EX-sECRETARY GUTHRIE.

A complimentary dirner was given to ex.Secretery
Guthrie at the Gait House this afternoon by our Cit
zepp, Without distinction Of party Judge Bullock pre-
sided eno about 800 persons sat down to the table.
MIR Guthrie sde On eloquent speech in response to
Mr. Bullock The sssembage was quite enthusiastic
and the evening was enlivened by toasts, spesches,
music &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
NETWORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. ALBANY, March %, 1857.
Another lUee batch of rem9nstIapces az snst the
modification Of the Trinity Church lag OF 1914 were
presented from Albany, Buffalo, Geneva, Whitehau,
Troy, 81
Mr. BROOKS reported complete the bill to amend
thsChsrer Of Brooklyn elso. the bill to amend the
-<venmert -uf the Alms House AID Penltenusry OF
1-pgs County.
MI. BROOKS reported complete, from the Select
Committee tie Exc1e bill, with eight amendments.
Mr.. BRADFORD presented the minority report,
giving hs reasous why he could not sign the m .ory
report His main n ason was that he could not make
com, rounse with what ne considered great sin nor
sacrifice great moral principle to the doctrine Of ex
pedency.
BILLS PASSED.
To alter TIE Commissioners map OF Brooklyn.
To prevent extortion by Railroad Compsnies
70 provide for the pay nent Of work done and ma
feriss fu n.shed the ca1a's of the State.
The UsuTy bill was then taken up in Committee OF
the Whole and a motion TO Strike on, the enacting
clause pIevsi By Yeas l6, Nays b. In the Senate
the report of the Committee of the Whole was laid
tle table.
EvEN1sG SESSION
The bill ircorpo aipg tie International Bridge, Com
psny wss taken mp in Committee Of the Whole, with
Mr.. Ran sey in the chair.
Mr.. RICHARDSON M ade extended remarks favor
able to the bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
EXPLORATIONS IN MEMORANDA.

LHLVhaiioNs IN NEW-UhhNADa.
The rguM meeting Of this Society was held last
everig in the small chapel Of the University. After
the preliminary business disposed Of the Rev I.
Dwight HUT the frtt clergyman who went to Csfor-
MIA from the United States read Interesting On
thst Stae. The paper Of somewhat historical a.
well a. geographical character. The chsceristcs Of
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

BosToS, Thursday, Msrch %, 1857.
AT meeting Of the Oyerseers of Harvard Unver-
siy in the Sepate Chamber, this afternoon, the Rev.
+. II. Hedge was coO6rmed az Professor of Ecclesas
teal History, the Rev. George E. Ellis a. Professor of
Systematic theology, and JOIN Bacon, NJ D., as Pro-
fessor Of Chemistry. A Committee was appointed to
eopsidsr tho expedency Of petorug the Legislature
for separation Of the Theological School from the
University.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
DIR CITY CHARTER PASSED THE
ASSEMBLY.

sp,e,s Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
'''' ALBANY, Thursday, March 26, 1857.
Tia psw Charter for the City of New.York has
,n.t n,s,sd the Assembly by the decisive vote Of
srr,ntv. screen to &irtyseren. Only four Republ-
cars " ted in tho negative: Messrs. Cameron Of
Apes.uy. Hyde Of CbenaDgo, Purdy Of Madison
and Ba bydt Of Schenectady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY Tbuudsy, March 20, 1857.
The Joint Committee on Commerce and Navigation
of the House and Sspa,e met this afternoon to hear
peors interested in the report of the Harbor Commits
SoneIs Mr. Cert II STyker spoke ag sinst the line
as settled by the Committee. Messrs Flanagan, Cut
ting ano Lo~ber also addressed the Committee. Ad-
jouTned til o'clock to morrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

FIRE rs la FArITTE PLACE Lat evening AZ
s:l5 O'Clock window curtain IA tn palor Of Ms.
Lsrgdops house, corfer Of La Faye'ts Place and
Astor Place, took fire from the gas BURGER aad Wa,
destroyed. TIE loss is stated at 81 900. No futhsr
d.mage 10 the prem.ses occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
Charlottesville. prsterring TO

.esp,snce Of the Baltimore Collec'onoP' p''s
Es.Coyeoor Medi, of Ohio who r ns sScn v ip.
Whtesey, enters upon the duties OF toe ONCE On the
lssof May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, March %, 1917.
New. Orleans papers Of Friday Of last veek are 70
hand bv the arriv al of the mail a. late as doe
TIE Petersburg Railroad Bridge over the Rosn9ke
River caught fire by sparks from the locomotive on
Wsdnes day, and was totally destroyed. Ii cost
$50 GOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

FIRE II TWELFTH sTREFr.-Ab,ut II o'cl ok lat
right f,e cceure in the rec,f ipg etibisbment Of
Charles Neufiitsr, No 81 Twelfth street., csuing
bstseen $500 aud $3.50 6am,ee We sers uOabls
70 acertsin the origin of the fire or whaer ae loss is
insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
ARREST OF A pEFAuLTIyc CASHIER.

PhLADELPHiA, Thursday, Mach 20 1857.
hr. Wsgonseler, the deiaultpg cashier of the New
carte Bsrk, was arrested here yesterday aud taken
u Pittsburgh last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
ELECTION IN N0yA-scOrIA.

,r ,c HALIFAA, Toursdsy. March 20, 1857.
Tbs M-is;trisI T. cd us In tns Pmyisc, took pls
no.s, aIc nsnl'ed il the retain II Parlismoot Of
eli 're hh's,er by large rosjori,ies Crest excite.
nent prevailed here during the day, and but little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
pFNNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

PnILADELPHIA, Thursday, March 20, 1851.
Chief Justice Lswis, of the Supreme Court OF Penn
sylvana declines the Democratic nomination TOR re-
election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
Noy-ARRIvAL Of THE EUROPA.

HALIFAX Tbuudsy, March 26--l0P. N.
ths Europa, now in her 18Th day out. has not YET
been h'src e. The weather is cloudy with westerly
wind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
THE STEAMBOAT ISAAC NEWTON.

THE STEAMfOAI IOAAO NEW tON.o,-
ALBANY Thursday, March 70. 1857:
The steamboat Hendiik Hudson reached mere this
morning with the freight of the Isaac Newton Tne
Francis Shiddy brought up her passengers. All the
freight and cabin furniture were saved except few
bales and packages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
STEAMER BURNED-LOSS OF LIFE;

STEAMEN pUINNI.D " nc 1oI5
PITTSBURGH, Thursday, March 70, ioa7;
The steamer Suit ana wss burned to the waters edge
sst light at 10 O'Clock, below the town of Hickman,
On the Misiissippi River. Twoper,ons were killed. ana
oherr were seen to lump overheard and are supposed
10 be dIoHLed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
LEGISLATURES.

NEW-BRUNSWICK LEGISLATURE.
ST. JOINS, N. b., Thursday, March ~, 1891,
The Goyernm.nt has found itself unable to carry its
measures in the Legislature, and the House has been
prorogued preparatory to its dissolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
THE OHIO RIVEF

THE OHIO RIVER.
CIScIssATI, Tbuudsy, March &C. 1857.
The river is rising slowly. There is ample water FOR
tie largest boats to Cairo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-04
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the best labor saving machinery in Wooden
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