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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-19
WILLIAM SHUMAN, ESq.,

OF Maine township, will be a eau.
" didate for COUNTY TREASURER be-
fore the Democratic County Convention THE
fall
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-19
Jerseylown, Aug. IA, 1887.
List Of Letters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Blooms
ACburg, Pa, for the Quarter ending August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
WCHEH HELD as CATTLE. ="

Wy viv.s ssa dsssh'e,s" n7s The NATIVE hsns Ss
cattle my oseu ny es~s M kosse. mY Pow ny .ssea
Acusht my wife and ptic her, sud have iee. 90.
All her n choose much 70 bees OF hia my ga OF ei
lot fos shs 70 mine Ny Ia shieSs she. axe ny ens
sud merchandise, snd WIN taem ~ esa@ =" ''s
Al d rot 70 read and pray"
The above is taken fon 7ke Jorr- n Of Missions
pablshed by the A. B. c. r. M. Now. women are
bed Al cattle il fifteen OF the States in the American
Unjo,, and yet have never seen any sinilsr auusn
to this melancholy fact in The Joprnai Of Msiors. Is
said the Board il Foreign Missionary Society and
therefore s not is province to notice obsructoas to
the worlds conversion in oar own lsnd' But i does
profess to notice appointments TO the conversion Of the
world at home and abroad. Why, then, maintain psr.
petusl silence with regard to the great obfucton ia
the United States Asar the indians ofths country
are included BY the Board in its Geld Of foreign mis-
sions, arc among the Choctsvs and Cherokees where
it has missionaries, are women held IS cHie. Yet
tn. Jour nal utters no cry about that sbominstioa-
How cheering would be 10 see in its pages something
Ike tie following:
"Worer Held as Catt,e.-My corcubines and
daughters" Gays the American STAKEHOLDER "ae my
cattle, my oxen, my cows, my horse, my plo~, my
wagon bought my coneubine and paid for her, and
have right to beat or Kill her. if choose, as much
% to beat or kdl my goat my dog, for she is mire.
Ny daughter, $50, nay cattle, my money, my mer-
bandse, and wish them to Learn to dig, and not to
read and pray" 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHrSeToN, Friday, March q, 1857.
S. Il. phinney has been reappointed Collector OF
Bsrrsiable, Mass, and Myer Jacobs, Surveyor of
Charleston, 8. G.
With the exception OF the Postmaster the Baltimore
aopojutrn, mis- have not yet been officially announced,
trough Is generally believed that the folio wing is the
cast:
Collector, j. T. Mason; Naval Officer, L. X. Bowen;
Surveyor, Washington Finley; Marshal, John Wealey
Watkins lresppointed) DistrictAttorney, Nm. Meade
Addhon disappointed.
The Secretary Of the Interior has had conversation
with Senators Douglas end Weller, Nj Chapman of
Nebraska, Mr.. Rice of Minnesota and Mr.. Denver,
relative TO the wagon roads to the Pacific authorized
by the act of the last Congress. Toe whole question
was discussed, and they came to the conclusion that
there should be General Superintendent OF the work.
which shoUd be divided into three sections with aSu6
Superintendent to each. II is said that Col. VIM H.
Mobiles Of Minnesota was regarded by all OF them as
emineDtly fitted for the General Superintendent.
The Hen. Robert j. Walkers acceptance OF the
Geverncrship of Kansas was announced to the Cab.
net 10 day II IL understood that he will proceed to
the Territory about Monday week.
Freceick r. Stanton hss consented to accept the Of
Gee Of Secretary of State OF Kansas.
The following Postmssters have been appointed and
resppointtd:
Daniel ephens at ElmiTs N. Y John +. Hunt at
Toledo, Ohio; Nathaniel A. Bsch at kalamazoo,
Michigan, vice Devoe, VII SO commission will soon
expire; Corr eus o Flynn a. Detroit Michigan, vice
Bro5head whose commission will room expirej John
Morris at Baltimore, vice Davies, whose commission
will soon expire
We ltmr from the Navy Department that the U. 8.
steam frg ate MsrrlDac will leave Norfolk to day. for
Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

The L. S. mail steamer Arsgo, Capt Lines, from
HAVE and Southampton March IL, arrived last night
after a rough passage with constant westerly gales.
Msrch "a p. M, lat. 49, Ion. Sc IL, passed brigsn-
tire standing north, showing red flag with white
ball in the center. The Arago brings los passengers,
the usual mails, and $4,000 in SPECIE and $40 tuns
merchandise. Among her passengers are the Hon.
Z. G.. Squier and Signor Leo Alsar9do, Change
dAaires for Honduras to the United States. The fol-
low ing is a list Of her passengers:
The Hon. E. g. squier Sig Leo Aysrsdo Of Honduras NJ.
Tor H,rtley Mr. Ogden Edwards Of Manila Mr Samuel Col
gate M. Colgate Master Richard Colgate, Miss Morse aud
Ms Lch6ed Miss Fanny Lcb6eld, Master Ed. Litchdeli
Al ,e.ysnt A Becsr SctumbesssI. Reinhardt. L. Bon.
remer Miss vsgel, W. Waterman L. II. Oppenheim, Wm
IuteI Dr. Won stoppelbeIs and LADY Geo Ccss.h Mis;
Coesssha Chas A. besairn Mrs. Degairn chiiden and
servant the Rev. Dr. Samuel Adler Masters Isaac and Felix
Adler Miss Ksbey, Mis-. yorica Mr.. Euds. Miss Eude
A. Colt. IT,, With, Mrs. ysith, Conrad s.uter
Hsmsun, A. Cavsns, g. Bernstein, J. Dupuy, r Tapie
Dir. Hsume, Otto, Woltsohn z. Etienne Joha Herye,
Nathan MAX, ID. max, Louis Irouse, Henry Mys" Aug
Lcomte, }. Abadie, Abadie John Tenn, Sr Hendrich
Miss Adie Lit, Miss H. kraemer, Andrew Botsrd. Nc
Blzsrd and son. Miss Braees John Gibbs Mrs. Gibbs
Leopold Hiss Beck, H. Vetter A. Jsluet, Fred Engel
Miss Sopdhe Francis Lsmotte, Mat Good Mr.. aud Mrs
Geyer, c. Kem Miss NJ. Ritter Mrs Pqusnot aud infant
Mrs BIZ child Bouscoe, A. Bouscoe. John Domiaqus
ErE B.saneL P. Levy, Miss c. Blum, 3. Rsmeua, c. Ros
Mrs Mil es aud Total l04.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
LETTERS FROM THEPEOPLE
TIE AUTHORITARIAN EFFORT.


SIR; We thank you Sor your wellmeant cssx> sssos,
provided Il u well meant, ~ touching oar sppGeat
defeat in our endesvoss to amend our U.ayy Lars
You err in supporting that THE TRIBUNE has bees
blamed for our want Of ssccess We have oh arycI
il upoa TIE Albany Ecerirg Josrna'. Some Of Mr.
Weeds very best political friends say there Is No
sort of use in trying for the change our Usary Laws
90 losg Is be is opposed 10 it We mpute 10 vrosg
mo,i-t, to Mr.. Weed. We merely fee thst 10 hes
been deceived
You also err in regard 10 what ycu say Albert
mortRsged farms" From very reliable iuformatiao
we now have 10 doubt of the fact that not tdss
ore farm in Eve in the interior sections Of Stats han
sny mortgage at all IT, end such % have are mssk
Gagged for iis ht sums that could easily be paid.
Net on II o, .gsge would be calico in In coasequenos
Of spy chsrge that we ask in our Usury Lass We
are informed that throughout State there ae tsio
as many farm els kn9ine es there arc borfo wing.
Ibe writer hereof knows from parse nal inquiry sess
on Lorg lslend there are at least five srmess enieg
where there is ooe borrowing. The writer sss peisoa-
ally attend to the dspstching the three hous.r let.
teas slluded 10 in editorial Ia The BrenIrg Post u
10th Febsusry-copy herewith.
Does II not seem little suargs that not one aussg
that number thong It worth bis while TO say word n
defer sc of our great Usury lawi
And now, Mr.. Greeley, we will, % you eojoi, -pso
U.S. "keep trying" and We most cordially invite yOSs
valuable aid. CO.
MfvrA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

W. tru.t test James Bochausn may never res'o'
ssvips r,posed, in the words Of the con @'s'loa'
'fpeciI tru't and c"nddenoe p n ,D' WHIT
n.biit, and diligence of Isaiah R'ndef' m ,,is
wa look a. with much anxiety" the prooao"l'y
ts,. wh,ti.r or no Capt Ryoders takes it int' bis
49, 70 turn saint for consideration he may find
Ss1. oSlred to .ppOnt subOrdinstos who cannot
~" 49,. .n.,,ue to smell Of Rs ndersism. Inumuch as
~" wo,t a, well ss much of the responsibility Of
A. r,;ted States Msrshsis Office, falls upon the
S,paIie. i. i, Of some consequences that they be Of
.hs risht stamp. II is generally expected that
mort II not all Of Marshal Hillyet's subordnates
,;l be tarped out: we are anxious TO see the list
,f their successors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

FIRE IN FRANKLIN sTREEr.-I.ast night at lOI
O'Clock a fire broke out in the building No. 81
Franklin street, first floor, occupied by p Stshl
as Geiman bookstore; upper floor unoccupied.
The fire originated in the store, and was caused
by the ignition of escape gas the burners having been
taken off and the meter careessy left unturned. The
6r.t ntimston of The fire violent explosion which
blew out the windows ard doors, and when the remen
reached the ground streams of flame tive feet in length
were pouring out of the open pipes. The stock in the
sore was entirely destroyed Loss about 81. 800. A
German woman occupying the basement was ewing
at tie time, and was much frightened. She escaped
upriured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
JOHN DEAN and HIS WIFE IN PHlLA-
DELPHIA.
spopd.nee of Tho N. Y. Tribune.

Csrespondsnee OF Tho N. Y. Tribune. ,o--
PHILADELPHIA, March q, 1881.
Quite sensation was produced this morning, at the
breakfast table in the Girard House, by the rumor
which was rapidly whispered round that spruce
dapper dressed yoarg man at one Of the tables
was John Desn, and the young woman at his right his
ovir wife late Miss Boxer. II would be very uogsl-
liant 10 make dspsragipg remarks Of lady; suffice it
prestit coircided with the remark Of the Officiating
Clergyman that the l,dy had evidently the h oei,e' o.
tened AN eycelI,n. i.dge Of beauty, remarked that
Deem was altogether the bss'ookne man IN the ball
TIE happy and famous couple are on their way
South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
CHINA.

Discs from Horg K"-g to Jan. 30 confirm the nsws
that Admra Sey nour had withdrawn the G4rdsus
ard Du'ch Folly Fort A reprsL for the recaat o.
tack on the British fset Admiral Seymour had burned
Down the western suburbs Of Canton
Nine CHINESE had been ureEed for poisoning at
Hug Kong.
EIct sDge Of Hong Kong 10 SD a. Old.
Al Foo Chow teas we're ar wing slowly and prices
vsrs high. At ShsDghas holdeIs were demanding
f.rher advance.
Exchange at Shansbse 6s. Sd.
The Paris journal Patrie states that accounts f. IN
The frontier Of China received at s. Petersburg an
pou CO that The Cover ut q Pekin in ct sts of
dissou'irn that the Emperor hs cash. that he is
force to ssue iron coin that all the moDeyed had
left The city, and that the Chinese and ksntchous
IN open hostility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Pr11snureH. Pr.daY Mar

Pf11sBuRGH. Fr.dsy March =, I8G.
This afternoon tbe h connective sttsched 10 tue ~,
Lhsry accommodation train over the Psans ,lvsuis
Rsilrosd, when rouneing tie curve Of Dem, Sta
ton Q milo east Of Pittsburgh, ran Of the track,
plcciIg with q crest noise. The tspder anS
'hve passenger cars were alto carried down
the eubslbment Q short distance, but futu-
ma ely did not t.rn over One hundred passengers
we're in the cars, but Done Of them were seriously in
jur Cd except young man named Valentine employed
On the train. whose leg horribly sheltered The
locomotive ID complete wreck, and the teodsr and
cas- but little better. The accident Is attributed to
defective ral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
SPAIN.
The country was quiet.

The country was qulet.
Preparations Tor an expedition against Mexico con:
iDusd, but the 6nal opinion of the Government hsd
not ,1antprec. II is thought probable that the opera
tons will be lmted to blockade and bombardment Of
Vera Cruz ard will not extend to the landing of NIL
ra,y force, which the dangers Of the county and the
climate mix rtIder hazardous.
The Espond, the Governmt nt organ, demands that
France snd England shall cal the United St,tes to
remain neutral.
1t vas reported that the Emperor Napoleon hat Of
feed TO act as mediator on the part Of Spain. lie the
can time French chips are ordered to cruise of Vera
Cruz
Another report was ihst France and England had
dtcir cd The request of Spain, that they should guar
an.ee The prct elton Of Cuba In the host'ies
specil Mexican Dinirter, Sr. Larsag Is sid T.
have srJived at Southampton route TO NJ ,drid to
reree ihed fiicalty. Meantime tn war programme is
10 bring Santa Anna from bis retirement an lend him
aid 10 capture Vera Cruz Gen. Concba is named for
the comi ard OF the expedition to Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
TERRIFIC GUNPOwDER EXPLOSION.
ST. LOUIS Friday March ~. 1857.

About7 O'Clock iris evening, q terrific explosion Of
powder occurred in the gun store Of 7. j. Aldrch
ain stItet, blowing the building to a.oms, together
With The extensive hardware Establishment adjoining
of Kraft Co. II 10 iupossibe to get the full psIticu
pc sons have been killed, and several others seriously
wounded The ruins Of the buildings aye now burning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

ctuaie, sad i.s sovereign had demanded se iassrpe

Ctuaie, sad lie sOverogu had demanded she iatsrpo-
sticu 81 the Sultan.
CoEsTASTIyoPLE, March "A Ruseisn cNps OF
500 men has been received With enthusiast 81 4briz
The Russian army destined to act sgsint the AT.
gb d has been reinforced.
Russis 10 seehtSg TO occupy the Kb.nste Of Kh,
td with view 70 the s OF it, fr inter to the
Epgitb possessiots The sovereign Of Bokhsra alarmed
ct T. projects of u vasien the part Of Russa hes
socteo tie mediation Of the Sultan to secure the indie
per deLoe Ct Ktontand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
Tas Commercial Adrertisr commends the now
City Charter upon the whole, in spite Of serious
fault which our contemporary states as follows:

ave perceive that no provision is made for It's SUP
issiOp to the people in this respect it resembles tue
proposed constitution for Kansas, OF when feature
therein cur Republican friends have ennes sau
iustiv compisiped We really zee no good reason
Why the people Of the City Of New YORK should not 90
consulted and have voice in de,ermiaing under whas
. organic law they shall be placed
Our contemporary has probably overlooked the
fact that the Court of Appeals decided in the Gaze
of the School Law, some Elk or seven years ago,
shat any set Of the legislature which provides that
Il shsI no. have the force Of law till it has been ap
proved By popular vote is unconstitutional Pre-
yious to that decision, it was quite usual to in
sert such provision, especially in ouch bills as
that for reforming the City Charter but since then
IL has necessarily been disused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTToE MARKET.-rhe Brokers Cir.
GUAR repos quiet mske or Cotton and without any qa2s
sales Of The week bales including about
speculation and SO export fndays business was es
the authorized quotations.: Fair O.sns. Sd MddLne,
Sd abiding I'D The stock hand amounted to 81, 900
bales OF which so 90 were American
NANcaEsrlR MARKET -Tiade In Menches'er was
generally quiet and prices steady although the accounts v.-
houses reporting full prices while Others ste that STOCKS
are Increasing -
LrERPoOL BREADsTUFrs MARKET MeesrG Rich.
po,art aud quotations quite nominal Red Wheat, SOS
white Wheat. ssqs3 The later phee tor choice qu.tie..
ae Bsfmore and Philsdephi 5oid3li Ohio, 3o ISIS
Com quiet at decline Of Ga mixed freely Offered At s2s
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKg1.-Meesrs Richard
report active demand for Beef ct steady
pie.s New em stG wantsG The Government. .pctoI had
con- irs quiet la, steady Mdsls rib sas bone
SIS; Cumberland So asa. Messis Bislsnd Athys Co.
pot Of old Cleveland Beef 10 d7s and saes CT old
foIk e5 Tsew irregular North American nominal at so
LivERPooL PRoDUcE MARKET Tho Brokers Cir.
spnr reports Rice 10 limited demand Sqsar quiet bat frm
msasdio; medium 1885 and fine ISL Crude Turpsn.
ofthe week SO bis It 4IaAl6 Potsshes stesiy. Yors
quoted At 4ol, and Montreal 4S6GH6; Pesnashes He9
b. n ore in int hands Lineed Oil qae. at 042s Pale
Rape slrs at 53 Seal and God Oils unchs ged. Olive Oh
DUH Palm OIL al qualities s;bsy declined but an improved
considerably advanced say 20 81 per tun Tobacco st7sty
American Clover Seed In moderate request CO., few lots
Of Whale OH sod st tf5 Fine sperm wanted.
LIVERPOOL FREIGHT MARKET.-Messrs. Wsrreo
Thayer report Frsh to America hy lower aud quote the
following from Liverpool to NewYoi Iron. rs TIN
CIaes Passe seis Immediately "a l sad for the end Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WALKERS ACCEPTANCE.

Special Dsphfch 70 Ibe N. T. IHbuhs = -
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1857.
Robert J. Walker accepts the Governorshp OF
Kansas, to commence on the second Monday OF May
next.
The Hon Frederick p. Stanton Of Tennessee, is
appointed Secretary under Walker. He accepts,
and will within few days start for the Territory,
clothed with all the powers of Governor until the
arrival Of Mr. Walker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
THE LATEST.

by Telegraph from London 10 LiverpoOl.l
LONDON, Saturday Morning.
The Earl Of E'gn has accepted the Office of Penpo.
Tertiary to the Court Of Pekn and will proceed thither
az soon as be has been made sufficiently acquainted
with the views of her Msjesty's Government.
The London Iinlcss city article, dated Friday oven
ing, says:
"Tte funds have sho wn an increase in dulness and
have closed at decline Of lth partly owing TO the
beavness in the appearance Of foreign exchanges
TIE rate for loans Government securities 10 still
per ceLt. In foreign exchanges this afternoon, the
rates for Hamburg and Amsterdam were ehace lover.
With regard to other places there vas no important
alteration. Final prices OF French Three pee Gents
chow further decline If !h Letters from Paris de.
scbe ntercy to reaction from the late increase OF
SPECULATION on tue Bourse. The prospects Of the Rus
siaD Rail sy scheme are considered bad and no one
is willing to purchase shares in Anticipation
The DAILY Nescs city article Of Friday evening 'ays
The fnnos closed at fresh decline. Attention is
gtntrslly directed 10 tbs elections; and this cicum-
stapce coupled with continued sringercy of the money
market occasions duilness in the Sock Exchange.
The demand fol money ntnuts active, and general
and full rates are eXacttd bat we d. not remak auy
pres ure. Toe market for silver has b,come finer
since the receipt Of the Geographic advices from the
East"
AUSTRALIA.
TIE WcoloomoOloo, from Sydney, with fi0,O00 of
GOLD arrived in the Downs in SO days. Her sdvices
are to the 18th of December, and describe sagoaon
in business owing to the immoderate arrivals Of goods
from England. Some failures had been announced,
but they we've not Of serious character.
The maLpacket Niger arrived at Plymouth yes:er-
day from the coast Of Africa. Sac reports the coast
quiet ard healthy.
The American schooner Moses Tay lor put into Ma
deira March le, leaky, and with loss Of topmast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
INDIA.

TIE ady,ces from BOMBAY are 70 the 9th Of Feb
ruary frosn Calcutta to the 7th, ard from Madras TO
the 18th.
The COZ ferences between the British commissioner,
Mr. LawreIce and Dost Mshomed we're closed on the
% of JaDusry and the latter had returned to Csbu
TIE Bombay Money market was easier, and Imports
steady. Fxchsrge, % lid.
A. Calcutta, Exchange was %. 2ld.
TIE new five per cent loan was progressing veiy
slowly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
THE FUNERAL OF EsKRIDGE LANE.


Mss Lspe accompanied by J. Il. Henry. esq the
Presidents Private Secretary passed through this city
Tbs morning their way 10 Lancaster TO attend the
funeral OF Esk'idge Lane The President did not &C
ceDpsny them.
Ceiyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
RUSSIA.

News from Circsssis had been received to the effect
that tie Chcassisns hsd again bssen tue Ras'sas %
tie bspkS Of the Lsbs, aod that the RrssIsns we're
driven over The river with less Of four huodred mea
four pieces CT c,rDon and all their baggage. iae
Rpssisps were seeking 70 take Possessisn 81 pS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

The Ssltsn bas pre- sented to France the Church Of
The Nativity, ALEC The Palace OF Knights OF ST. john
az Jerusalem. So.
Prinoe Edwsyd Of SAKE wemsr is s candidate for
tbe tirtue of the United Pripcipalities. The British
Govornu ent favor his claim
There h.c been change in the Ministry IN Egypt
Acbnet Psohs takes the Department OK the ihts,or'
ABDUL Hahn Pscha toe Department oil WAL ana M
tspba Boy the Finance Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
PERSIA.

The INTEL ger &c from Bushire Is to jan IT
The beslih Of the Bhdsh force was good, and the
supplies were plentiful.
No futt er operations bad taken place. except that
Gel Jsc,bs had sailed for ths Persian Gulf with 900
cavalry emu reg ment Of infantry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
THE HON. DAVID WuMOT.

TowASDA, Friday, NJ srch q, 1857.
The Hon. David Wilmpt having rece sed yesterday
q dispatch from Harrisburg announcing his nomination
Tor Governor of Pennsylvans, bis peighbors at 10.
wanda honoIed him with q sefensde last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
FIRE AND LOSS OF SIX LIVES.

Boston, Friday, March y, I651.
Foley's Hotel, at Hsrbor Grace, newfoundland, was
SesiIoyeo by fire on Saturday morning, March l. The
tire brokeOut about o'clock, while the inmates, soma
80 or 10 IN number we've asieep and Six OF them pee.
,sl ed IL the flames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
Passru gers.

F,r Bostor: Csp,siu Oscp Miss Pouieefori Mr. cshil
hr, Buns ,,d eLildrep Me.ss, Rawl Sears Bnn4ins.
Daley Tbon p.cn FIercl DryfGs Wood Alcock Hsmist,
W'spsrt Mecaers Stake Kennedy Burpse Nerd Hay ward
fIssr EeBeih Jorss Young whmors Porter Ru, aer,od
Bcddy Carus Brown Glsdd Alley McGs1ly. Muneie Kent
BoHTesd 1bemPsea. Hrimaa Ax@L Der, Spencer Heath
eo'e a. Hiss J. Tyite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
DEPARTURE OF TUE AMERICA.

HALIIAx FHd6y, m0Cn II, IoJf.
The r. NJ. steamship America arrived here this
morning at 81 O'Clock, and sailed AGAIN for Liverpool
O. 81.
There is q light nor.herly wind and the wealth IT is
cloudy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, March q, 1857.
The usual number of petitions and memorials Iela-
ting to Trinity Church were presented
fbe bill to punish frauds in the sale OF spurious
tickets TO passengers railroads was reported COM
plefe.
Mr.. BROOKS rose to question Of privilege and
sad that curing his necessary absence last evening" the
Eew-York Chatter bill was taken from the Committee
of which he was chairman. Alter stgnatlziDg the act
a. dscourteous and insulting, he moved reconsdera
lion of the vote the question, which was loat bS
yeas 10, nays l6.
Mr. BROOKS then stated that, deeming this adirect
insult he would move to be discharged from further
service on The Committee.
Mr.. LEE moved to lay the motion on the table.
Lost. Ye,s, 10; Nays, To-
At the suggestion of Mr. wADSWORTH, the ques-
ton was postponed till to morrow.
The Senate in Committee Of the Whole, then con-
adhered the Senate District Bul.
The bill dividing the State into Senatorial District
was ordered TO a third reading.
The Trinity Church bill then taken up In CON-
nittee of the Whole and is under discussion.
EVENING SESSION..
The Committee of Conferences on the blu relating to
Banks, the Banking Department, &C., reported that
they had yeos ded from the amendment requiring the
Superintendent only to take mortgages at 30 per cent
as fecuiity for circulation.
BILE relating to the building Of Canal Bridges were
then read pursuant to the special order, and several
were passed.