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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
FOR RRNTI

TYNE STORE HOUSE Al HsiItovn and ~.
that omnodious BRICK DWELL 8
ING Isst abovs The Mil. Thsy msy bs 1900
'oss,heI 90 sepsfasiJ. Fors Fesidshce u ibs eoop
~ iht'e - pot NO eligible siisattoa aaV 49,,
!. . "a E-od nsi8hh1IeC1c, srsG Caarissiaus sss
hafP-fh f-ffy, sn1 eonvrai-ot 20 TO- Rsil,,,sJ
sni Tnfrr'br. a good business rairht h. 49,.
S.a eooRiy siote, siiA . nodeIass capital
We are auihoriEsd 10 sell the GOODS on k.,s
on iAT terms ard mil sale is made OF he a..
removed, hey gill b disPosed 81 81 cost.
YATES 4 CO
P.s. We expect 10 DO business 81 tie sfI- -.
ples'ins Term, ind 10 keep PLASTER co habd.
% 81 AAoft no irs. = YATRq q -,
JuiJ "a lsS7-tI ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
Home School for Rows

TNHlS instituIion 10 located on the heights be.
u tween The cities Of AlsIar dria asd Ws,hing.
ton AIlniisd nunber Of pupils between the ages
o. th aud fourteen 10 received The course Of In
sirueiion embraces the usual English brspeh.s-.
thorough kn0UiSdEs Of Uhieh IL is made q special
object 10 imPSri-AneiesI Langaasss, MaIhsmSt.
les, French and Drawing
Term, $3.50 commencing September ga and
sndinR July isi; payable oBs bali SEQ Qld 80
one half February 10Th
Rsfsrrness--Andrev kennedy. Richard wash.
iagsoa add John Seldeh, Esqs., and Drs w P.AL.
eIabds. SB5 "a Cooke
Applications 20 be addressed 10
Jolly - Is57-I Ai,Isss,ts ".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
CARD MUSICAL
SCROOI. N0TxoE.

NtHE subscriber respectfully announces. tAat ~
II asutaei,nt Number Of pu1ils Gao be ohisIo,d
on or before the I0sh Of August he ~il on Ihr A II
OF sepie nber bsIt open private school IN ChATI.,
Town, Tor The pnrposs Ct impartisE thorough ia
afuesion In the higher branches Of EaxifsA; ana
IN LaltnI Greek, French and MAIbemsti 10 anv
required extend. Gentlemen disposed 10 paronire
such school, will please leave their name, 1sd
the agmecr Of pupils theY will respectively tend
the Ierns will b mads known
JOHN J. sANBoRH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
EREpsRICK FEMALE SEMINARY.

The Examination at this Institatiou (says
tho Frederick Heraldl took place on Tses.
day AID Wednesday week, aud the Annual
cOmnensenent on Thursday. The e.er.
eises throughout. were Of a highly interest.
ing and gratifying character, evineing clear
iy that the sysisA Of education adopted at
this InstiiuiiOh 10 thorough and complete.
AL the classes from the Preparatory depart.
meait0 the Graduating class, gave abuadant
evidence Of pro6siensy in their various stu.
dies, asd reflected the greatest credit upon
the talented aud energetic President aud
corps Of accomplished teachers Of the Insti.
tuition. The Graduating class Numbered
eleven. We give their names, with the sub
jee,s Of the original esRays read by them at
the Commencement Mis- Laura A. Car.
mack, Writings in tbs Sand ) Miss Kate
A Clagett, The Love Of Wealth Miss
Emma c. Clagett, We bloom to day, to NOR.
row die Miss Nettie NJ. Dellingsr, The
Magnitude Of TRIES ; Miss Mary L Den.
nisO7, The Seasons, Type Of HaRab
Life ! Miss Marian + EiehelberEsr, Yes.
terdSy, To-day, and To morrow : Miss Kate
ii Grimes, Wishing Miss Anna NJ Mas
lin, A Asther's Grave Mics Annie Z.
Townsend, The Infinite Works Of God :
Miss Clara Sobley, 'GOse, tui not lost :
Miss SAllis 4. Reich, 'ValsdietOry.' The
C0nnencsnent exercises took place in the
new Hall at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Thurs.
day. In the evening the exercises consist.
cd Of reading the Report Of the Trustees,
Report ef snmiitsss Of Examination, Pre-
sentaiion Of Testimonials TO the Iutrodus.
tory class, Presentation Of Tssiin ouials to
the junior class, Presentation Of Diplomas,
Music, and the Annual Address, which was
delivered By the Hon William II. Travers.
Gad was . learned and beautiful produstien.
Frederick has just reason 10 be proud Of
her Seminary, aud her oitissns oagbt not TO
forget that the ustiriog efforts Of Mr.. II.
Wisehsster, the Principal Of the InStitstiOu,
have been mainly instrumental 10 making
ID one Of the best Institutions Of the kind,
in the whole Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

I'VE scholastic duties Of this 70 .,i,utico ma.
- samed % T.s,4sy LAs La Of S<pl..L, -
A Iate OF Maryland sppropristed so o.oa
LII, Ring OF tn. School with IN, int,,'iSs
IL, 80 be Seminary OF the hIsA,.t o,s.s
Sen-s school where the dsyrht.,, ~
fEn, n snd the Southern STATE, eosld r,e.i,.
'aSg Of'l'ion eommensuratr With the adv.n.,. ..
- 1snt ssd tnieliig,nee % her people snatA, \.
snisii0ns OF The States, Nhieh should 10 h,,s.
moral and religious In lis character, but not az
tariaa- 'tS'
Its location In oee Of the mott healthy .,1 -.
tfal valley. in The STATE he extensive and .snss,
ouudtng ample grosnds Tor eIueisr-tb, a.,
hEhsry halls ADD pTofrssots tuoms-tl /, an. -
ing rooms esEAutly fuTRished and N.u y,n., - Z
tee delightful hsths Of the pafs.I moas,A,a u.Vss
me very extensive and complete Chrmieal 49,
Philosophical Apparatus and ell othrr ds.irsbl-
educational eonvsnisuces. a Facalt well sao.a
~ houe and abroad Tor refinement protrSstobal
so SO earned asdtiy are some Of the evidence,
DeIoae ths pa l'e 'hai the Frederick Female Sen.
lns'y - All nat The legislature eoatsm aisd BE,
they made the appropriation, and twelve year, az
unPreeeeented prosperity have sseu fed for II -
reputation 81 home aud abroad
Although The hrst buildinx erected va. l,,,. 49,
CON mCsiioas, 10 hes for several wear, ~, -
iOuad entirely Inadequate 10 he growing 1.p,. -
the sehool The new eth-e last IN pls,sJ ,-,,S,,
lord sxcslls OF accommodations for IRON Gnrt, =,
hty more Boarding Scholars, ard parrnl, Iroa,
distance mar rrst assured that no sfort upT -.
spare iosu'tain The high reputation thar me School
already Enjoys.
FSr BsI-d ed Tsaiss. ia.y.Irrg E-,..,.y
Ra-S~i' Lisfs. fuei WIilisg. &c s9c0 ~, So.
lasti< war pafabs AaiI ysasiB ~ aRraaor
For Circulars and olEef particular, sd4r,,,
III. WINCHESTER.
guy - 80 Z PTeNti-uf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
Southern Commercial Conyention.

The Governor, 10 compliance With III. r.gus., Of
meeting Of the d,i1sns Of Heehuosd, has sppoint-
ed three delegates for each Congressional District Of
TIE STATE to A'iead the Commercial Convention pro-
sossd 10 b held a. KnoEvilis, Tennessee, on N.
loih 81 August next. Fer she
EisHTa DisTEi0r.--Jaa. ?. si.ry q Frrdr,irs
Robsrt J. 7. White Of LSsl0aa, sal CAa:isl ..
Faaikaer. Of Berksley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
EsrtCE 10 FusFnAaFEaa

Peatassisrs uissiag - ssvs ss,....
vsaia q ssll = Fs.sahsr thsi ~ iGs yso.
iesfisa e psssyaFss Pskiishsss = L.. 80
Pss.se asi hes secs, Ssgssri-e ths- - 80
- stiis7s q aay paPsss sssallsa e. VA.
= So ssses iesfestisss - - = ~ fk---
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

~ eeosge " ciss,sF, Ess Pa,
Aoai,sr - tss sssas - visxiss., Si.s :.
IhessSsy isst, - Prssssa ssastg. 1. al,
s,',,s uAs,hss As 80 ssas b ths ksss .
i@PfsFiag - he.iia ne di.,sss 81.
atssas Ns fsrnssiy rssitsS b sgt..li,e
q vbiss 49, - - reatzsnirs rl.s 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
CROPS m CLARKE.

We learn ths. our nsigbsOrs in Clarke
are rather ahead Of jefferson in the wheat
hss, this season. In the vicinity Of Berry.
vile, and on the line Of the sheusndssh
above, the yield will b nearly an average
enc, IL our isfsruat ion be reliable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

~ slisssssss - ~ asahsrs y wfAsy Ls4rs
- - y = Fsqaestss o. ussf Log slskt g1sly
- = Hassets n inpsFtssss I'll ~ ssfcTs ths
isig "a. 1857. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
ID I Q 4


In ChsrlO,,esviiie. % the Is,h is.i. SIR. TAYIds.
d. vie q ar Joha q. u. TsyIor. sad dsstLisr 81
Gel. Tsos. J. RssdolPh.
o. The 9Th last % Oak Hill, Fssasisr 10 n. LID
nosth, JOHN LEWIS, go Of TAoss. MsrsAau, ssd
sfssdsos q u. w. Bsrisa, 81 Frederick eOsaty. =
o. the - r.st scar Middlsisvs. Ffsisriek .sua-
~. JOHN CAIN % b. ssh year, bsvias bees afsso-
ted fer assy years with easssr uhseA he bore With
Christss fortitsde.
Ga tte 9Th mt ., he r-side-es s.ss strssbart,
Shenandoah eoanty, SAMUEL KERN, 10 his sia yea
s- sP'ishi mas. Esod stses ssd respected b. al rho
kAeW him.
Ia B-rryville, On Mosdsv aorsiss week. JAMES
bAkk "a The l7tA year q As sss.
ssddsaly, On s-sdsy sisAt seek. Mrs ABIGAIL
HoFf. 81 Wisehsstsr, 81 90 sd'aaesd age.
sSddssIy. 90 Tss.d.y lat JEROME. fsG.st 90. Of
David and hArihs Hssk-Of thD ioss, sgsd 10 so.tAs.
Ne sos. Thy liiils Prs,,IisE tOass.
Shall greet cur vili,as ears;
Ne more Thy geatls. snsiiisK lace
shall Paiiisie cares.
Hsshsd 10 thy little rsi-s.
I'D vaoaot 10 thy ssst,
Yet 'eireied 10 thy Ssv0ar's arms,
Waitsg thy friends 20 greet
Ia sSsasoa Valley. o. Tbsrsday. the 9Th last |.
LANES WILLIAM. bon Of RSesFt add JsAs c. Lang.
daa-sscd " years and nOsths.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

VIRGINIA FErDlso TEE NoRru The steam.
ship Jansstswn, vhi,b leh Norfolk On Mon.
day tsOk 10 New York 2r5oo barrels veg.
etablss Last week she ssOi 2, 400 bbls veg.
etables.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

a, N8IieE. -fhs asv ~. Csaairs eiH vrs..A "a
Il, aesaa Nhufch Lsst5se - kani astt,rk ~
- 49, ~ 80 - lts ssns 4 ~ - pvsFv -
- 80 - friara g. y sshlartaa - ~ Isf y 49,
~ - esAa4ft - AsFsfi ks asil t4aiaasfss -.
- = tssstesp. 20 - psrfis .ssfias = sktk
:. - - a7lftat-asf afsfefg ess11ltaafta
dtaiT. ~ laF1g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
Faor. EFIsc0PsL caUaca nrasv-

TAis vssy hssstifsl shssoh sssss. : 49,
ussliy eouPls,f4 B-rryvins aay usu :.
pvssa e ssss bailaiss Its sisss !. v,s.
ssfiigss go bsaetifal spirss 80 90 E,u.
- tAs sPpssrasas a eAs tosn. Ne ssss,rv
pisss h iss sssis sss $3.50 q asss,r al.
g. tsss fAeirs
We uaasIsaasa thsi ihs Zrzsis,s AVE
ssseg.sssa uifA hossFs, Ps.Ftf4s ed 70
pswssn. - Baisiasss. 80 80 Ossaa a.i.
iss - tAs ous - Eiss sk.rss. netissS s.s,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

WOOD WaHEEn.--Ws zoe a. gIss 4, %.
esifs So loats 81 Wed From sons II 80 -
Hrts. Ht9 tloH ihfFlsfIFss lafrtssf -
FREH paFas nEFIeR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

kFtts s1rra.ssst n a. l.sss, $780, 1. q. 49,,
- - ~ ffsshgfsftta Ctsrs6 ~ easstsasif
49, eisisf eseeas ~ pati-s sarskts fAse al -
- - rfessai.s So. - ~ Ffsasfiae
,.',s.isi z. e'Ass sts.ssissi t,savi.stsas -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
iR3bFsTi' TT 7 sRowN cls,s.

CansfuHoHrs OFFtca
CkaTes0ru JaiY %. 1887
TIE parties 10 ~ above fuii so sl ofhefs 10.
teffaisd ere hereby n1iided ihai shaf sttsat 81
~ naies 20 10 8th fsT - Augaesi ssri. ~ ~
pufp 81 ~ sHssafiBg ~ abovs fscfss AZ uht~k
iina a. eiser ibsv 80 frqUifrd 81 aftraf
Jsiy q. 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

~ IL ear sea- issas ~ siii q ale q
s'rs sAs sissJ--~ asu ihs Csl ls,s he ais.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

EQu Nsst.g wssk fossrtasyl ne.,y
y aiatssa, - Asui.issatos e ws.aias.
~ Klssasz. Ass'a $50 nssrs bsy sa..S
~ Pa, szss p yssrs, ~ rhs srss.asli.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
SlsskhslasFn Nstiss.

FEHE Ahu1ai fsiing ~ ~ Bsrkhaifrrs IA a..
~ easnaufesh Bridge CoHrang. wifl IL - !,
- F.ll H1pss d hafFrft FsrfT. q aslurts,
10 nf A1gun. 90 c'eicsk PM
81 nffff Ell ne Pfssifsnt
lEP. DAN0ERFIELn
s-y - f7't-A seq anf Tfrasf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
Randolph 4 LaIlmer's
Baltimore Market,

For the SssE sndins. Joy -. 1851
CiRcutIR % Fsic1s ~ rHg BatTisssE a...ry
Reported expressly ioE ihs Free Prsss.
A1ftSs--salss 81 50 % IS pr Bbi.
s0rTsa - harket steady aud prices RGchahred
We guote Western 81 IOai2 ets. Roll eou,r.o1 :,
ilal2 eis 0lades a. i5s20 cts GOyd a. I2sfg
FLova.- Market fair uhA large receipts prirf,
hays a. upsaid tendency. We aaois CIV Mlls
$50 - -. Howard Street 81 $50 70 a.
NHsaT.- Light receipts ard market doll We
qn0te lalsft0f 10 Good reds a. On 20 10 81 20 ,
Goed o. Prtas e. 3 80 10 81 IS iffefiof to C3ood
shiis 90 81. % 70 ~ %. Coed 20 Pfims Al ~ 90
a20a
btcgN -Ma'ksi afn asd prices slssdy We
quote Shopldsfs a. iItsi2t ets; Ilsms plsin Al 10
az &c sltss a. l2tai3i ets Fabcy 81 I9ais cts
LaHn.-i3 70 IS cis
hrsTaaD sErD - A. 8 70 cts
Oara--aa IS - 50. Penn 80 10 rs cts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

LOOK 10 oUE TERMs -As - i..-.4 o..
ssfang ss % FstFpss 90 sshscfptsas - sfgsy
Hsses, ~ - sEais ssli sftsnfioa 70 ans Tsfus Ia
tsrss h asafishig ~ shsfE-s slsf tas sEstrsiIs.
q eash TsaFs szhscFiPtisa - siso apra ssgrisiar
Joy lissi. FHEE PnEgs oFfItE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
Married,

o. ssaa.y the Oh ins,.. By n. Rev. Me-. Tally.
Berkeley COsnty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

pEtFHEss - cssiaz fsgsf ~ 49, sas.,.s -
ass tsfssf .sss.sr; ss.sst Ean go EfE.
ArTI a. iE1--Ea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

w HRS LEAD
w CHROME oREEH
FLhKsEEn on.
fuiY - iss1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
Virginia 70 witt

u ,ss crsoi' cosH q Jsasr,oa coasty, jan,
EAtta q SaTfv, p,.t..,n
AGAINST
S'.e',ss FLfsiHg ad'ssisi,si0r Of Isaae F,ls-s,,
dec's aaa sttrrs, D.s.-.s.,e'
~ cHANCERY.
iEfHaet ffOa The dserssI
"a ND ibe CouH dOih a8jadss ofdes s,s 49,.
~ ihsi ihi' essss b rsisrfss 10 Com3i..s,.,-,
slcas, % some Conmlstionsf o. he CosTt h -.
te Ne aee0ant Of 8olomon Fsniar ss1i,t.',.-
20 81 Isaac ficmihE, and 10 sscpflsis ssd ,.,',,
ne ts,ns 800 ashual Valus % said hoas- 40 H..
ahd sH BE dshis - Ne late fssse FJsmIe. vhtes
sfe ehsfEsabls 90 Sid real sstats az ~ 80. -,
- he shsh eenvsse he creditors elsintsr 10
eaFs spsh dsbis, aha ihaf ssid Coasagssioner msy
rye a'iirs % SAID ersdifnfs aad tk~ psrtiss -
- 80, o. ihs iisas asf piece ~ ss~cstiaR ga
eseies - Pubiirauoa oaes q stsk To- Fer a~eEs
% ae paper pnbiishrd On ChsFlett8va 18th
PsDiestsn stsil y tquiTaissi 70 pefsonsi ssfvics
" aia h9iirs 81 all cuHeeFhsf eel he - u CGla-
ala-sleef is inafacied o. report surb 5fher ne O.
~ aa ~ o. ahg Fsfsea ihfFnftrd maT deem per-
iasaL apd % fspoft - asiion 70 ihis Gears Ter
fuuhsT decree
copy-Tssts.
RoBRRT r BROwN, ClssE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

NtneEaF.
DuRg Cssr vissrsr. ~ ssis 81
lelg =. isi1 AW cnAHER
WeePsi 9eeBs 30 @sspstgg
pass iissFs. issi Fseriss1 ~
~ -. JN.eL Z sGnLEB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

10 be dtawn 10 the City Of Atss,s. G.crsis 70
public Oh Saturday. Aug. 22i 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

Berkeley COsaiy.
o. Ihsr.5.y -..t. ~ the Rev. toAs n. Ls.a-
street. LIN soCkw ELL. 70 MARY 4. COURT
NEY. all Ell srAsI.y Cossty.
o. ID. s.a. s.y. By ID. NJ. GOODS. 2
70 MARY J. MOORE ~. A.
o. The Bridge. ss Hsrpsrs Ferry, sy pi.id ~, n
prtshsosss. 90 the ltth last. M0kRICI - ~
ELL and cATHAHNE BLlScoE, both 49,
Cosaty, Va "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

on ihe plan Of siagls bnmbers
Three Thcu,s4d tbrer Hundred ,,a Fo,,, a.. p,...r
NEARLY PRIZE To EVERY 9 TiCSRTs
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

10 Be dawn 10 he City Of Atlantis. G,otyi, IA
public, On Sa'afdsJ Aug solh, 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, ChemicAI,
- c!is, Paints, Dye S,nG.. 6ns Pertumsty
!, ohe' soaps, Brushes, Combs. POmades, Cologne,
Extracts aad other al ir' articles Phy.ieian. a.,
'eriP'ioh' accurately compromised.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23
CLASS hn

40 b ttaEs ia lhs Ci,y Il A.laata. Grar,.5 q,
pubic on sa!uray Aug. I5h is5-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-23

July % 1857
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

Mayor Woods position in the partisan war
which be has declared against the Police Commits
sioners, was not improved at the hearing before
Judge Davies yesterday afternoon. His counsel
drew almost all their arguments from that section
of the Constitution to which reference has hereto
fore been made. They even went SO far as to say
that the Legislature has NO authority to erect
new territorial division for purposes Of civil gov
ernment, and maintained that the Office of Board
OF Police Commissioners is not an office unknown
to the Constitution, although no such thing as a
Police Commissioner. in name or in function. exist
ed until 1853, seven years after the Constitution
was formed, and although the power of the new
Commission is different as well as more extensive
than was welded by its predecessors. Such line
Of reasoning is more to be praised for originality
than souadaess or force. II d0es not meet, it
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
NemDerk DAILY Tribm,te
FRIDAY, APRIL "a, 1857.

The scheme for taking Sl96,OO0 of the city
money to pay for certain lots said to be owned by
Robert w. Lowber, is not likely to succeed. The
Controller will not take the deeds nor pay the
money for the sufficient reason that he is expressly
forbidden to do it. A well-known section of the
Charter prevents the payment of money unless the
same has been previously appropriated and named
in the tax levy. The Common Council are equally
forbidden to vote away money not so appropriated;
but the Charter is of no account in the Board of
Councilmen, where a majority of the members seem
hardly to know that there is Charter. After the
Common Council had ordered Mr.. Flsgg to
purchase the property, some of the sellers discov
cred the why he would not pay, posted forth
with to Albany and got bill before the Assembly
authorizing the City of NewYOrk to borrow $3.50
0OO for market purposes. This bill did not pass,
and so the swamp lot spectators must wait another
year.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Thursday, ApnI ., IS57.
Mr.. Farrell, the important witness in the Burdeu
murder case, has been lodged in Jan in this city
charge of illegal voting.
The question Of the disputed Msyoralty betweee
Edward Perry, American, and Dr. Quackenbush,
Democrat was set down for trial to-day. Mr.. Perry
attended, but Dr. Quackeubush did not appear IN
Court, and application made in Mr.. Peuy's
favor but it was refused on tho ground that though
the partie, were bound in honor by private contract
to come to trial to-day no official stipulation was be-
fore the Court. Mayor Perry expressed determine
ton to take his seat ~ President Of the Commca
Council at ts next meeting. As the Council largely
Democratic some trouble is anticipated.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIseros, Thursday, April %, 1857.
The Department Of the Interior this mornse,
completed the organization of the Wagon Road Corps'
as follows: Fort Ridgiey and South Pass Road-W. H.
Mobiles Of Minnesota, Superintendent Phlo p Hub.
bic Of Minnesota. Dsbursing Agent and s. A. Medary
Of Ohio Engineer. Fort keamsy, South Pass ssd
Honey Lake Division; W. NJ. T. Magrsw Of Mis-.
soar, Superintendent; Ara Besl Of Mszyland. Dis.
bursing Agent, and J: W. Lander Of Massschasssts.
Engineer Western Division John Kirk of California
Superintendent; Frenk Denver of California Disburs-
ing Agent, and Mr. Bishop of California, Engineer-
FL Paso and Fort Yuma--James Is. Teech Of Texas,
Superintendent; Gabriel Jordan OF Alabama Disburs-
ing Agent, and N. H. Hutton, Engineer. Messrs. Ma
graw, Mobiles and Leech leave Washington to-day.
Mr.. Kirk is en- route for California. The operations
will be commenced with the least practicable delay.
The War Department has not yet completed its organ-
ization for the road assigned to il.
The number of otice-seekers has largely increased
during the present week. They press their spplca-
tions both at the Departments and private lodgings ~
the Secretaries, while the Presidents equally fstxued
with their opportunities
Mr.. Henry ]. Hubert has been appointed Collector
of Memphis, Tenn.
No Southern mail has been received from beyocd
Montgomery.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

As the religious Anniversaries draw near The
Journal of Commerce, in q highly aggravated state
of mind, looks forward with disgust and bitterness
of spirit, not unmxed with certain degree Of
alarm, to the discussions of the Slavery question
likely to occur in those meetings, and which, indeed,
in one religious conyOcation now holding its meet
ings in our neghborhood, have already commenced.
The attention of The Journal Of Commerce is
principally directed to the two Presbyterian Assem-
bles in whose welfare its interest Is hardly less
deep than,in the course of the cotton market and
the fourishing state Of trade generally. As the
Old School Presbyterian Assembly is to meet o.
Lexington, Kentucky-a part OF tse country, as
The Journal delicaely hints, not favorable 10 the
Operations of Abolitonists"-it seems to entertain
pleasing hope that wholesome dread Of bowie
knives, gutta -perchs canes and lynch law may keep
the discussions of that reverend body within rea-
sonable bounds and that the opponents OF Slavery
who have seats in it may be induced, by considera-
tons of personal safey-hsving the fate OF Senator
Sumner before their eyes-to defer their onset till
the next year, when they may expect to provoke q
battle on free soil.
No such consolation. however, offers itself 10 the
nase of the New School Assembly, which is TO meet
At Cleveland. Ohio. set down by The Journal Of
Commerce as "a very different sort Of place"
As no exterior influences exist there for enforcing
gag law, The Journal expects, to use It's own ele-
CANT phraseology the "blowing OF OF great deal
of steam" For our part, we think the Assembly
will be lucky to escape with nothing worse than
steam. even if it should prove OF the hottest and
most scadina sort. 1t has occasionally happened
in that Assembly, if We mistake not, that some of
the Pro-Slayery diyines in their easerness TO with
draw subject so delicate from Pubhe inspection,
have attempted to surround it with what had very
much the odor and pitehy darkness Of smoke from
the bottOmless pit.
In anticipation of what is likely to come, The
Journal of Commerce goes back with JUNCTION to the
halcyon times of 1918, when the Presbyterian
Church wss q unit on the subject when both
North and South concurred in passing strong reso
lutions about their desire TO obtain the complete
abolition of Slavery throughout ChristendOm, and,
| if possible, throughout the world That similar
harmonious sentiment on this question does not ex
st at this moment The Journal Of Commerce
charges entirely to the violence of the AntSavey
men. No. content with merely good desires as to
what somebody else might do hereafter; forgetting
the ptmst;ops coataned in the resolutions Of 1878
u to the daogegs Of imusdiste emancipation o. a