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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
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spscisl Dispatch to Tie N. 7. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The n 7. Tribune.
ALBANY, Wednesday, April l5-l2 P. NJ
The Executive Session of the Senate to-day is
said to have been a little stormy. 1t resulted in
the confirmation of two Harbor-M Masters, Capt.
Ii. l.. Murray and John Cashou, and one Port
Warden, S. Alpheus Smith, all Of Brooklyn.
Smith was originally nominated as q HarbOr-
Master and his name is misprlnted A. W. Smith
in this mornings TRIBUNE. John Friends name
has been withdrawn as Port-Warden; Smith takes
his place, while Smiths place as Harbor- Master
is filed by Murray
There are conflicting statements as to tho con-
frmatioD of j. T. s. Stranshan as Police Commits
sioner, but all the other nominations were laid
over.
The Governors veto of the Blk to pay certain
Legislative Committees raised in l-55 for services
during the recess, created considerable stir at
the capital. The Assembly passed the bill over
the veto, c3 to Is, and the Senate 10 to g.
The Assembly is engaged on the General Appro
praton bill and will have late session. There is
doubt about the success Of the Central Park bill;
Conference Committee has been appointed who
will report tomorrow. Doubt is also. expressed
about the passage Of the Trinity Church BILL which
is held back, waiting legislative action on other
subjects.
They are rushing legislation hugely, and it is
liberal estimate TO say that half Of the Members
understand hat they are doing
To the Associated Press.
ALRASY Wednesday, April ID, 1851.
The Senate in Executive session confirmed unanl-
uously James Bowen of Westcheser a. Police Com
Ini, siGncr. Also confirmed all the Brooklyn APP
- ~ ,...tn I'll
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

WORCESTER, Wednesday, Apll ID, Io1I.
Oscar B Phelps, who has stolen horses in North
Brookfeld, Worcester, Concord, Mass and in Rhode
Island, was arrested to-day at Indian Orchard, near
Springfield He will be taken to Worcester to-mOr-
the Police Court. Phelps has been in the State Re-
form School, and is only lS years of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
MILWAUKEE, AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

The Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad is now
completed to the Mississippi River. An excursion
train left for Prairie du Chen this morning, It beng
the first through train on the line There il great
joicng here at the completion of this, the pioneer
road. -
The excursion train reached Prairie du Chen this
p. m. where salute of 100 guns was fired IN honor
Of the event Regular trains will commence running
immediately over the road.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
NeypUak daily Mibn,te
THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1857.

The particulars ofanother murder, that ofa police
man in the pursuit of two burglars yesterday morn
ing, will be found in another column. The Board
of Councilmen have offered reward of 81 900 for
the detection Of the murderer.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

Seven dead bodies were yesterday taken from the
ruins Of the fire i'll Baltimore. 1t is supposed that
at least three more are dead The loss Of property
is over S400,0 coo.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

The bill for the erection Of new City Hall in
this city names as the Commissioners X. NJ. Batch
ford Gustavus A. COnOyer Robert Emmett, Edwin
y. Morgan and Henry EyessOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

The Governors veto of the bill to pay Legislative
Committees for services during the recess was
overrulcd yesterday, and the pay was ordered by a
vote in the Senate of 10 to G. and in the House of
S3 70 Il,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

guam fllbu-tering upon this side of the lathmu'i
nor win II he long before We learn the close OF
Walkers career
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

The Board Of Education last evening appropri-
ating SI56 584 IA for the erection of several new
buildings and for The support Of the public school
sVstem
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

lhe Central Pam Dill is not yet through tn,
Assembly demur to the Senate'S Commissioners
and Conference Committees are appointed
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
WESTERN RAILROAD LOANS.

CHIC AGO, Wednesday, ApnI 10, Ie1l.
The City of Dubuque has voted to loan it, credit to
the amount Of 5000. 900 to the Dubuque and Turkey
River Railroad Company aud to the amount of
slOO 600 to the Dubuque and Beleville Railroad Com
uauy
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

PHILADEIFHIA, WtuntSuHy, AprH IJ IoN
The dam No ; of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
gave way Sunday. 1t will take two or three weeks
10 repair it,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

1t is now thought hardly probable that the
Trinity Church bill will pass the Legislature at this
session.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

DEFIANCE SaLAMANDER SAFES.-ROBERr NJ
PATRioK the sole manUfac ia the United the
above celebrated Safes snd Patent Powder proof Defiance Looks
aud Crossbsrs Depot No. l92 Pears, one door below
bisidenlane.
RUPTURH.-Ony Prize Medal awardedt To MARSH
Co. by the Industrial Exhibition Of oil Nations A. the CTys
tai Psse their PATENT RADICAL CURE TsusS Rocr
enoes its superiority Professors VALENTINE Norr Will
LARD PARKER and JOHN NJ CARAoCHAN. Open from 10
9pm MARSH 4 Co, No. p Maiden. Lane, New York.
Counterfeits Of HOLLOwAY'S PILLS and ONT
Mr1T are market Look 20 the Book 4 Directions Ii
paper which they printed marked with the
words Holloway NeYork and London" the incidence
genuine but not otherwise. Ia looking for the wseruak
hold the paper between the eye and the light Sold the
uftory No % Msidensne New York and by a Druggists
., &c, G2ie. aud si per pot OF box.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
DEATH OF AN EDITOR.

CHARLEsTON April IT, ISJ7.
II. NJ Cushman, assistant editor Of The Charleston
Courier, died last night.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

NAVIGATION OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
WHITEHALL, Wednesday, April l5 1857.
Lake Champlan il now open, and steamboats, will
commence running tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
To DAIIFy'St

II YOU want China Glass Gas FxtuTrs Sycrpaed Ware,
th whole stock being largest America selling of at aud
h. cost read Mesrs d. Co.'S advertisement in tho Dry
G,sdS column Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

yyoop's HAIR DyE-This admirable article is rapidly i'm
rrog the No article Of similar kind now before the
public enjoys better reputation reoraye and invlloIa
fr b,r tonic It's pecu chemical qualities have beneficial
effect upon the growth and character Of the hair giving silky
md glossy that which fmery OF coarse ana
dry ute IL has understand tendency TO preserve
the youthful color and appearance Of the har and DESTROYING or
the effects Of With such recommendations
in ts favor W. hardly perceive how any lady gentleman
.hould be thout valuable adjunct Ia their toilet
o. J. WOOD & Co. PrOprotoTs,
No si9 Roaday and No ia Market ST. Louis Mo.
Al l.,a ALL Vistsi in CITY and Cpn
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
Professor o. J. W. oOD.

PpooKy,ELp. aohusctts. Jan. - 1856.
No.. Ca, U.yiug undc a tra Of your Hair Rcs'orative
M, ri,asnc to say ts fleet hs been excellent IN re-
s;s information daudruf aud constant itching tenden
81 ;,b which have troubled from childhood ana mas
s restored NV hair which becoming gray to It, oens
-, Lsvr srd no other article with anything Ike the
PSs'N'' '" f J. X. BRAGG.
Pastor Of the Orthodox Church BrJokfcd.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

To the Associated Press 49,
ALBANY. Wednesday, April l5 1857.
The Senate in Executive session confirmed unan-
mously James Bowen of Westchester a. Police Com
mi, sGncr Also confirmed all the Brooklyn ap-
poinees. The others were not acted upon.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
op.y HAIR TO ITS. NATtx,L COLOR.
gentleman Of Boston writes TO his friend in New Bedford
I'm. TIE Rn..nn NcralA.

so.y1BtNc WoRTH NowING.-By using Professor Wool
us ntiyc gray hair be permanently restored - s
orrpAl color The sbcinod certificate from Johnston stone
SaSiuey Maine but Of the many instances that are daily
cnpa W our knowI,dge. e wonderful effects II is no longer
matics but seeyident truth hundreds in our coIn
muny can testify.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
GARDINER. Maine. June p. 1882

nx.p Sir have used two bottles Of Professor Woods Hair
RI .toativc and truly il is the greatest dc'Y %
sse for restoring aud changing tine hair before uss
man az e,euty NV hair sitan'd s or c''
You an recommend the world without thc 's'' S d"
ny Case Of the wort kind
Yours respectfully , =, ,,.,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

Wigs and TovPrrs have improvements peculiar to their house
TeY celebrated all the world for their graceful beauty
essS and duraIity-fng to a charm The largest and best
stock In the world Twelve private rooms for APPLYING his
Ssmous Dyr Sold at BA1cHELOR's No. 2}3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

Ir is SINGULAR what Il unanlmlfy Ot sentiment
there is among citizens Every other meet has
orc of KSoXs HATS foT 1857 aud all the re-. seem to
b going his purchase them The HATS offered at
No Broadway regular gensust graceful aud ght
A. hat csn be- and right at the tiptop OF the fashion
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

q Also honoured in the amendments 10 .ths hm a.
establish regulations for the port Of NewYork Cen.
mitee Of conference.
Mr.. c. r. SMITH, the NewYork Harbor StesmA..s
Company. Third reading.
Mr. HAISTED, TO incorporate the Excelsior ColIa,.
in New-York. with amendment Third reading
Mr. WADSW0RTH, to incorporte the Sing Sia,
Silver Mining Co. Third reading,
Bills PASSED.
For the formation Of Town Insurance Companies.
DIR. NOXON moved 10 reconsider the vote on tks
hll relative to challenges to Jurors Agreed to- aad
bill recommitted
To incorporate the Sing Sing Silver Mining Co.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. KELLY presented communication from the
City of Newiork respecting the indebtedness Of that
city.
Mr.. LEE reported complete the bill appointing
Commlss.oners :. to cree, the new City Hall in New.
Robert Emmett, +. d. Morgan and Henry Evesson as
the Commissioners.
A second Committee Of Conference was appointed
on the bill for the regulation Of the Harbor Of New
York.
The bills amending the Banking laws relative to the
redemption Of bank-notes, and defining the duties Of
the Courts of General Sessions were ordered to a
third reading.
The Senate held short Executive session. but con.
frmed only Notanes Public.
EVENING SESSION
Nearly the entire session was occupied in consider
ing private claim bills.
The bill authorizing the establishment of the Peo.
pies Feiry between New-York and Staten Island wH
considered and progress reported.
The Senate concurred in the Assembly amendments
to the bill repeating the Railroad Commission act.
The Governors veto on the bill providing for pay
10 the Committees of former Legislatures was re-
ceived.
The Senate passed the bill over tie veto by Yeas
10, Nays6. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
HEATH, WfNKOoP d Co.,

No 63 Liberty y.st. n Y,
PRorRIrroRs OF LYONS KATHAIRoS, &c,
And Manufacturers Of
PCRIVhESy KINDS,
Invite hc attention Of the trade their large and varied tok
H. BEAU1Y STYLE. ENckILENcE o. QUALITY aud
enabled to offer inducements Gcqascd By any
Otltr manufacturers
To DAlLEY'S
fvepbcdy goes 70 DALEY i CO.. f,r CmNl Glass, Gas
fiA1vkts aud SnvER PLATED WAKE. Th"ir store Is al
N tSl and @ Broadway and their daily Bulletin prices
te found IN the Dry GOcds columns this paper % and
their store.
STRING RAGLAN OyERCOArS.
Despite all competition and presumed oyershaowing in
futncss ~ r ideas o trsde that pcrVsde
America IS With confidence induced by cNpcTcacc
pioneers the production Of the qualities rcsdynqis
Garments that would elicit comparison our Spring
lsns with the productions Of house trade having
confidence that they decidedly most desiube and re-
ChcIChe gapneuts of the season
Wy. T. JENNINGs & Co
No. 81 Broadway
Third door above the AsiOr House.
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SPRING. lSDI.

SPRiSG, Ic0|
Our new SPRING STYLES CLOTHING now exposed
and ready for sale embracing large and beautiful asSo t'
of SPRING OvERcoATs RAGLANs, English aud French BUsI
MSS COATS DRESS and FRocK CoATs &c. Also choice
and confined styles of CASHMERE PANTAlOoN FANCY ana
P Al. VESTS Our Room stocked with LATE
PREPARATIONS OF GOODS of which can b. found
nov ce clsc This department, headed by Mr LYmAN DERBY
ia m offer great attractions IN the OF stylish
gsrncns and goods Prompt attention gvth To- all orders
ID. DEvLIN Co.,
oso anA Ryoa ot War
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
FROM The Missouri Democrat.

Pastor Of the Orthodox 'Hui'n' Di'0""''u
Professor WOOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

Ing near ewyork would advise purchasers TO send in their
orders carly The stock Of EVERGREEN aud other
Trees particularly good and they offered at Low rates
FkrIr Trees SHRppS, RosEs, VINES and EXOTIC PLANTS
can be furnished in great variety choice quality Trees
lie delivered Fulton Market wharf free Of freight Csa
Inrnes by Inailn OIL at No Mallst basement.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

LooK OFT FOR CONFIDENCE Man.
gentlemanly appearing man, calling himself
II. II. Johnson-rather large. sandy complex
ion, face freckled, cross eyed, well dressed
wore blue broadcloth cap and large shawl
hired very valuable team of D. G. Lea
witt, to 60 to Llwrence Thursday christmas
day. and has not ye: returned lie has pro-
bably ramosed the rancho. The horse-one
OF the span presented to Daniel Webster by
the merchants of New York-is a very valu
able one, He is large, Whit, prompt appear
ing, and has gall on his back caused BY a
riding saddle, The Sleigh is ons of the
Converse make-low-painted in diamond
checks wolf skin robe. one buffalo do q
silver mounted harness, and long string Of
bells complete the list. A reward of sos
besides expenses, i. offered for any informa
ton which will lead to the detection of the
thief, and the recovery Of tho property, or
for the property alone. Will Canada, Maine.
New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts,
papers please copy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

SLIGHT MIsTAkE.-ln mentioning wbGt
had transpred al the meeting of the Board
of Elucltion, in Montpelier, that general
unVo' mHy IN textbooks had already been So.
cured, and that it will not be difficult task TO
preserve uniformity hereafter. and save vast
amount OF expense to the State-the credit
OF having secured this object was given to
"A New York House." instead of to SAN
BORN, CARRIER, BAIGN s. co. of Boston. .
who did the work at Il heavy expense and
whose sacrifices are appreciated by the poo.
PIE OF this State. as appears by the detefmi-
nation everywhere manifested to retain their
books TIL reai necessity exists for an ex-
change, and till some publishers are ready t.
give to the schools as Sood book, on as rca.
S1Hdiic terms.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

1HE SLAVE RESURRECTION. lhe Newport
(Kentuckyl Ne,c, has the following in regard
to the late alleged plot Of the slaves of the
South to rise against their owners:
" We learn from the Russelyilie Hera1d of
Wednesday last by telegraph } that great
excitement exists in the reighbcrhood Of vo!.
rcy and G9rdensvllc. \ negro, belonging to
the iron works Of Tennessee, who knew some
thing about tbe.r plan Of liberty, died BIZ the
torture Of the lash, rather than tell Of lis
brethren who had conre-sed with him on the
subject Of their freedom. lie received 80
Ishcs at the hands of savages (too lazy to do
their own work. before he expired.
vt Cadiz, Trigg county, Kentucky, yester-
day says the UcraM of Wednesday last FREQ
negro was hung, after being tried by the Vi
gllancc Committee, and that number more
are in jail, some Of whom will he hung
white man was hung not long before
this for denOuncing this inhumanity to man,
and another whipped because his heart was
moved with sympathy to witness the horrid
abuse Of the negro. guilty Of no crime but
that OF a love of liberty.
ms fellow trecmen, is a most horrii state
ol tElnGs to exist in a free country. The
back man is robbed of his labor by Law. and
the white man Of his by dread and not
press in the whole South dare vrocl tim the
wv '''N ~" l''iN -'NhFJ itSN e'Hlc
tlrAnt would say, stop NY paper Both
black and white, that labor for living, are
viewed as animals Of like calibre and low
groycling nature, by the wcalthy man owner,
except that the cringing white man who re-
duces his own wages and that of his neigh
bor, by fondling around the slave master, is
least respected, And such az these are used
to set on chase after runaway negroes. to
bring them back to work for nothing, that
white men may be compelled to beg for job.
andthon like the negro, get only enough to
feed and clothe them for it. oh sweet instit
tuition of Slavery oh, sweet barbarity
Sweet brutality and murder Sweet wealth
and poverty Sweet learning and sweet
ignorance Oh, sweet trihing humanity
You that dare speak out in Kentucky let
us hear your voice Speak over your own
signatures like freemcn, or ask for yourself
rope for the gallows The time has come
when we should know a skulking story from
patriot of liberty, and to know whether we
must live by acting the tyrant, or die for
initiating Washington, -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

ARE U>WERsALISrs COMPETENT WITNESSES
N Norm CARoLINA An item has been
going the rounds Of the papers to this effect,
that the supreme Court of North Carolina
had lately decided that according to the law
Of that State. Universalists cannot be allowed
to testify IN any Of its courts, Under date
Of Dec 25l, Judge Battle writes to the Ma
tioual Intelligencer denying that any such
decision had been made. The supreme Court
had, he says, affirmed a certain judgment Of
the count below, hut not on that ground lie
concludes as follows
The question arose upon tho probate # a script
which the Judge permitted 20 be established as 4
hologaph will after he had rejected one Of the
subscribing witnesses as incompetent on the ground
Of his being Universllist, Tho Supreme Court,
in the opinion TO which have referred held this
to he proper, and concluded thus f" This renders
the question as to the competency Of one Of the
subscribing witnesses unnecessary, and makes il
improper for u to express an opinion upon it,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

MrtiNcnoLY RAILROAD ACCIDENT. - Tho
New Haven Palladium contains the partcu,
lars Of a sad railroad accident which occurc1
upon the Sew Haven Railroad On the morning
Of Dec. Jlst " rs the mail train, which
leaves New York at + o'clock \. NJ for tli4
city was approaching Milford it encountered
a wagon containing two ncn unmed william
Kelsey and Gilbert Nc,tlcton Of MIlloll They
were crossing the track, and it ia surp.sod
did not see the train, which vas approaching
around curve The wagon was instantly
demolished. Mr. kelsey was thrown upon th.
track, and was dead when picked up, his head
having been avluly mnrslrd under the coz
catcher. Mr.. Ac'tleton was thrown upon the
bumper in front oi tic locomotive, AMI when
taken of WAS iGscnibIo, though 10 limbs al
rearol to have been broken. TIE usual w1r1-
in, was given, and the hell was hc.ns ruuc
a tie time of tho Incident When Gr,, dis.
covered by the engineer, which was hut mo.
mcnt before the collision, the lorse they we're
driving was going at full speed"
ToRhr,ruras' DAY ~ MuNrRE,I.--Ths
Montreal papers contain cl,borate accounts
Of the celebration Of ForcfIthcrs' day by ths
New England Society Of Montreal.
The Grafton was by Rev :. Gardner.
The President Of the Society, Harrison
Stevens, Esq presided at the banquet. Tho
Hall was decorated with flags and inscrip-
tions. and the dinner, toGs.s and speeches
I ~ = l. =
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09
Lightly cents per Gal. exclaimed Mrs Par.

Eighty cents Per Gal. exclaimed Mrs Par.
tingtons cousin, Mr.. Duscnbury, as she saw
the sign Fresh Oysters at - cents per gal.
Eighty cents 'perGal Either the men are
mighty poor, orelsc the gals have regencrated
since my day. When was young, they usedto
work out at nine shllinGs a week and now
they only bring eighty cents, besides all the
Callforny gold that's been brought into the
country it must he them hooped gowns ain I
popular - else you wouldn't catch nobody
Offering SO low price as that-ani Dame
Duscnbury Passed on, ponderinG on the
'regeneracy' of the wives, and the magnitude
u lemale dresses.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

TUT pRED S,oTT CAsF A Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald pro
f'sses to know what the decision of the Su-
IRENE Court will be in the pIed Scott case,
He says that all the Judges but two bold that
Congress has no power over the question Of
slavery in the Territories, and that the Mis-
souri, Compromise is unconstitutional, conse-
quently null and void Judges Mclean and
Curtis dissenting from the majority, hold
that Congress has power to prohibit slavery
in the Territories 1t is not probable that
the Judges of the supreme Court have
Promulgated their ieeision in advance
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09

y
AZ AwFuL WARNlNG. We learn that two
individuals, the other day. got into a mis-
understanding first, and then into a fght
while upon the Grand Trunk track As they
were llcked IN deadly embrace, unmindful of
their dangerous situation down came the 10.
comotive crushing them under ITS wheels.
and passed on, leaving their sad bodies man.
gled aud lllelcss This is an awful warning
against INDUCING in angry passions, cspr-
cialy on railroad track. We forgot to say
that the "indiylduas' were two large dogs
but the warning Is Just as pertinent. for
let dogs delight to bark and tite &c