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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-03
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA

Below we present the vote ON the Anal passage
through the House of the bill to authorize the people
of the Territory of Minnesota TO form Constitution
and State Government preparatory to their admission
10 the Union as State. Mr.. Grow from the Com
nittee Territories, had reported the House bill with
sn ameudmeDt in the nature of substitute therefor,
90 which he demanded the previous question. mo-
ton to lay the bill on the table lost The question
was then taken on the demand for the previous ques
ton which was agreedto 81 70 next, on the amend
inert reported by the Committee on Territories, which
was ALEC agrs ed to. Then the bill, a. amended, was
read third time and passed, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. aiken, Albright Allen Albses, Ball, Bar
eour Benson. Bnghurst biss Bocock BTcaton bnhnt
CO.. coIs. crssIn' pa@Tsn. baridos. paas I'm Day,
Denver, Dick, Dickson. Dodd Emhe English, Florence
Eeler me 6ranss Grow, Han HoTal Harlan, Hs5Ser'
How ard Hughston Jepst Kelly, knapp knowon, koox,
Letter Mae Marshsli QA) M,te;Gn McCAy Miller
fIker Peck Pelton, Perry, Petit PhEp', Pike, PnSsle'
S~Gn sabn ssse, SO nddgs ssPP, Scott sherman. Sim
rSoruston T6urston. a yson w.de wsken,n, w.lbdase
WSdrop. washburne (Wisl Wsshbarne M WshenTn
tMe). Waniss Watson, Wells Wheeler Williams and
Noodworth
From the Free States, in roman, So Slave States, il
x0!,cs. l2-Tota, 81.
NAYs-Mesus Ahers BArksdAe. Bennett Miss B,agA0m
Bowie Brddshdp, Burnett CamyseH Penn CdHyoa Ono
(Ari,e CasLie Clark Conn Cobb As Csnias Cox Craw
trd Cullen, Daris Mass Dean, Dowdr, Ds1H Dsyse, st
Boti Eth ridge Evans Faulkner Garnet oode
sett, Kin9 kaiohL Kuakei. Lake Lechcr Lumpsin A n
MArshN (KyD Mcnuln, Nilsson, MGIscard, as'' O1'fe'
furyear Ready Rcaud Robbia, Roh--n, Rufha. Savage
sewsrd, shorter Smith va Smith Aa Stephens SwopV
T.hott Todd 7ra(fos, Underwood YAK, Walker bhf4sy
HooS'tF Wright Miss, and ZohieoHer
From Slave States, in roman, Is; Free States IL
"alies 27-Total, IS.
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Beard vbesbsr se eoatrse, bss eIpsed, sndts taks
ueasurss fer svudsg ner coursct according to
hv.
To oarb, gutter and fi.s Onebusdre-,nd oineteeath
street, GCn Third syeAue 70 the East River. Ne
BE- Mr. HU.1-Directi1c the Street. Commissions
20 retaining wall TO be bailt 90 bath SIDES OF
Fifth avenue, from hyfcUth to Fnty-nlssh street
Referred
Tbat s,ep- De taken 70 erect sbAi- f,> the sccono
dsticn Of occupants Of TSmpkins MGkst while the ne~
market q bsiT built Retered-
To remove Civil justices Court from Broadway near
Thirty street to of Broadway aaa Iwsn-
T. second street. Referred.
To advertise fer proposals for bGilting pier from
foot Of Forty sixth street East River. Referred.
By Mr.. OrrARsoS-To spooint committee OF five
20 reerrtnge the Election and C0uDcu Ds'rcs OF the
ci:y. Lsit over.
ByMr BRlpr-Rscuesting the Corporation Counsel
to inform tbs BoSi whether a fireman Eno IL uHde'
sentroe ofsuspsusion from the department can legally
be suspeDSe or expelled hererom for any aeSed Of
fepN Committed while under such Suppression Adopted
Mr. OTr.Rsoy then offered 8 second Resolutions rels-
tive 10 the murder of DR.. Burdell the same as the
hrst excepting that the amount was left oisnk snd ne
asked the msOry 10 ill the iAnk % suit Themselves.
Mr.. BRADY moved the blank be hlled by s!,VD.
M. WARNER moved 10 amend by making the
amount 81 eco
Mr.. JuDsON objected to a consideration Of the sub
jet to-pigh,.
Mr.. BRADY then moved a Suspension OF the rules
The motion was ost for the want Of constitutional
vote. TDe vote l. follows:
ArFIRsATIyt-Messrs H Smith, Van Gissa Baa'ch. j.
kEe,.ly bicIiord W.ass CEsns, Paiip. Ave-, KENT
Miller Boole Rhodes Nc LouEhp OBncn. Brady Chapman.
OttaTson Jones, Mitchell. ke,terakl. Murray Reynolis
sshsppert ote Ryer Noyes BistsA R=anka sat Hopper
50.
NEslrrvE-Messr. M.uroe Cake. Hughes O'Oou.
ne Ginartn Warner Barry. Jud.on Crawford Frnswsy,
Campbell Doty. Mcconnell J. W. Hunt, Kelly NJ ssa-s,
Mansfield B. Rely Wallace Hasw-u. McCasll aud D0Ae.ty
ia
Peports of Con mif.es Five Department in favor
n
pany No. 10.
In favor of procuring a location for Hook and Lsi-
der Company No..
IL favor Of new carriage for IIOse Company No 81
In favor OF repairing carriage OF Hose Com Sany Nos
l. Referred TO COMMITTEES of the Whole.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday.
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r.red during the sst two sessions Of Congress
;sb GREAT Zeal Of lstOr Is objected 10 10 some OF
n. FEATURES by ono Of your principal commercia
iouraals The bbl has passed Ia It's engrossment'
and is now not likely 10 be modified. I9ere are
tive leading objections made One OF them Is tna'
the bill permits American ships sold 10 f0Fe'gners
10 be resold 10 Americans by paying I'VE per cent
duty This IL objected TO, on the ground 'ha. II
will interfere with our sbip-budinS interest Inc
objection il not vel taken. Tue effect OF such a
nrovi,ion i 10 widen the market for our SHIPS;
since If a purchaser has but temporary use Tor
a sbip under foreign flag. be will more readily
buv an American vessel, that can De rc,ol1 INTO
onI msrine when the uses for her have ended than
IN nurchase one not enjoying this privilege Re-
aeft;eD must convince all directors that the enact
rnent il especially favorable % our sbip-bulding n-
terests instead Of being injurious 10 them
The other objection referred 20 Is founded on
ni;sapprehensiOn in regard TO the bill. IL Is as
sumed that it permits foreign vessels . engage N
our coastng trade by paying one dollar per tun Tor
the privilege Such was the original feature OF tne
bill, but it has been modified 50 a. to refer ony 70
vessels engaged in the foreign trade. The original
stipulation was entirely wrong, and we regard the
present provision as faulty. But We are not sure
thst it will work any serious mischief.
Alternate hopes and fears prevail on the arm
ouestiD An accurate detailed estimate shows
that Mr.. Csmpbes bill will reduce the receipts
from stOms fourteen millions. which was the
original estimate. Pennsyl7ansns are very tcklish
about their iron and LOuSlanans about their sugar.
They are thus inclined to prevent all consideration
of the entire Tariff question: lest they should get
hurt in the general melee Of modification.
Strong hopes are still entertained, however, that
the alterations TO favor the wooden interest, now
so ruinously deprecia,ed, and to prevent the filing
of the Treasury TO extent which will essentially
damage our financial interests, will yet be made.
The reasons operating for 50 much OF change are
very nr0ent. J. ,. =,
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

DISTINCTIONS b MEMBERS or TIE LEGIsLATgsx.
--THE CoHsos CoUscIL TO MfsD THsR OwH
BUsISEss.-SOme time since the Common Councd
pared the following resolution by unanimous consent
and bad copy transmitted to each Of our representa-
tves at Albany:
ksssired That representatives in LezAsfnrs
Be requested 70 deter acton and s bs
before them relative Oh, local the Cary
q Brookyn until the shall hare be>1 examined and
ssntsd 20 By the Common Council"
Answers 10 this resolution were received by The
City Clerk yesterday and laid before tho Board last
night by which II viii be seen that The representative
at Albany have their views 10 their duties -
those Of the Common Council
Senator e. l. Smith writes:
That the Common Council seem to assume M
they the censors Of the Legslsfure Of TIE 49,
They call me one Senator have he non@ " re-
present the county Of Kings, beg NJ Sc.
Council of Brooklyn 10 understand no@ " I'M - -
ward ID At 40 long n have the honor OF -" ~ -
Sensfe hall respect the Commoo Council - cssPe-
,ste hv and that shall take their suggestions 10 -
oon s and not be followed unless my juasnsA
'" ~ III H. John Hsafsrd, member Of AssahH.
- /. refrusoe 10 Tie resolution and ssys:
az a. Inssaae b intesded 70 sSpay b -, IL
,.~ve 3 ~, sn sst lsoej Of ths seersssiesvSS
- c. Cesaeu Il BssohiyA. Tis nnass
KbH Count ~ ~ eonsesssseA -
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sstes proved broker reed. but employ your o"s
capsule and hieb-prncpied .ges. IN Ne~-fo'k. and
let Lin place himself z communicates rtts al OR
pti'apthro PIC aDd fatgn societies. ct agent WITH
500 0C0 las haads might add at leAst fy Thousand
desirable pa5oos to the pOpua,ion Of your State vna
two years and bne-'esths 4 The mocey advanced
would be returned in labor 10 those who advanced r.
Cell the residue dead lose, AID II v-uld be nsay
times repaid ia the rapidly Of improvement and the
sale Of yosr lands to thrifty culvatos'. Be entreaied
to try tLr and 10 improve on these ha-ty HINTS as
much a. r-,-sible. Bot don't think OF Sew-foiks
paying morey 10 send away her idle laborer', because
thai wouId be cheaper than nainAn'ng them as
paupers If our oy should begin this policy OF send
ing of to diminish her surpu. population, tea you'd
tox in % purpose to be sent of for every one thus
depssted. Some who were cent Of one year would be
back and reedy for repetition Of the process the next
season She might as seEsibly attempt to bad out the
oceso H.. C.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AFFAIRS.
c.,rs.Doaseuos or The 4 z. Trbppe.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Feb 2, 1857.
The House Corruption Committee have been
delayed in their proceedings somewhat by the death
of Mr.. Brooks, which cOnsdmed two days. The
impression now is that the investigation will be
concluded with this week. The announcement In
THE TRIBUNE that criminal proceedings had been
commenced against ex-Assstant Door Keeper
Sweeney. brought dispatch from him 10 the Chair
man of tho Committee announcing that be- would
return in a few days with witnesses confirming hs
charges against Mtssrs Gilbert OF New York, and
Welch OF Conn. He is expected here to-day but
the nature OF his new testimony is not known.
The Sena'e, in Executive session, on Friday, had
n much more interesting time over Judge LecOmpte
than has been indicated, publicly. Mr.. Douglas
lodged the discussion. Messrs. Bgler, Cass and
Stuart advocated Ilarris0n's nomination in place Of
tf LecOmpta The discussion was led off by Mr..
Pearce Of Maryland in favor OF retaining LecOmpte.
He read letter from the latter defending his posi-
fiOD espec ally in the case OF baillng Hayes, The
murderer of Buifum, but saws nothing about the i'll
dictmehis he issued for the destruction of the hotel
and presses at Lawrence and "BlaDtOns
Bridge" constructed by Free-State citizens
ever the Wakarusa River 10 avoid going
Through the Border Rufhau town of Franklin
He rests his excuse for releasing Hayes upon the
testimony OF United States Attorney Isaacs BOr-
der Rufian boon companion of the murderer
The prevailing opinion s that the President will
withdraw the nomination. There is very sig
sfcant fact in connection with this matter. 1t is
that Mr.. Harrison was recommended by Mr..
Breckenridge, Yice-President elect. The fight i'll
the Senate IL only development Of what ID going
on everywhere IN the Democratic rank. IL is b
party divided against itself. Douglas is bound "a
tight Buchanan aud before old Buch is fairly inau-
purated nm open stampede will be apparent.
The Committee on Electiono have agreed TO re-
port against the right of John w. Whitfield to a
seat in the House Delegate from the Territory of
Kansas, but not in favor of the right Of Gov.
Reeder. This will open the whole subject of the
INVASION of the Goth Of March, 1855, Is Whtfeld's
presence iu the House is of the direct results
Of that great crime against Constitutional Liberty
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From BnRNUDs.-We have fles Of The Be-muJi0H
r. the 7th ut. The principal items of news are dsas-
tsrs to shipping. The weather had been very stormy
The paper Of the 9TH says:
"The New Year has opened with stirring incidents
Of local importance. The Governor has dissolved the
House Of Assembly and wriss for the election Of ne
House will be issued To msrroE from the Secretary
Qf6oe reurnsble on the 18Th Of February nextaa in
ierval of 40 days prescribed by law. Ths Will he
me second appeal TO the constituencies Of the several
Parishes Of these Islands within twelve m1nhs Esriy
IN the last year general election took place in virtue
Of the law which limits the duration OF the Assembly
But the general election which the country is now
about to enter upon is the result of the exercise OF the
myal prerogstive BY the Governor with the v.es 30
sIhicsse himself from q difficulty arising out Of the
yaS~astsnce Of his Exceency having through inyu.
sicous svice thought fit TO take steps 10 arrest The
ma setnsneat Of the question of disputed escon
sembly, the only sbsnsl invested NTH cirol,.e urs
dicton over such sSsstiors"
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BOARD OF COTNCNNEN

uoNDlY. FEr. 2-The President, JoSAs ".
PHILLIPS, in the chair.
After the usual prelminsEles the Bos-d received
AID referred ibe following
Pe.i.loas-Oi Engine Company No. II for new
engine.
81 Hose Company No. 81 for s new carriage.
OF Leonard Thorne, relative 10 the widening OF Rob
inson street.
OF Sperry y Co.. relative 70 the erection Of tower
OF tie Battery with the view O.; determining the cor
rect tune by observation. AID dropping ball q; me-
rdian- they suggesting tha; tae co-t would De much
less than by geographic communication with DGdey
Obse-y stOTy, Albany.
OF John Casey for remuneration f'r not beng al
lowed 70 complete contract 70. building seSe- in
Seyerth stIeSL
OF Trustees Of Reformed Presbyterian Church in
sullivan street ioI exemption t0u tAI.
To extend Worth street TO Cha,hin.
OF Hose Company Nc. !? 10 OF pad $40, amount
expended or house.
For a sewer IN For:y-ftth stree. and Eiaa sveaue.
OF Engine Company No. - iJr nes en- yie-
q: Mecnsrics n.tit1te oc donation Of 81, 900 In
stipuadng, II petition be granisd, that they vii r,
$40 OcO BY private subscription
For 4 sewer IN Desbrosses street
OF the Ssh and dirt carten o: the Fourteenth Ws-d
TO have their price OF carriage increased from 70 70 80
cepis per load.
OF Engine Co. No. q for BEL IN their yard.
Of VIM I. Hsvemeye. FOR reimbursement Of his
costs and expenses incurred IN SUI. against him IN the
performance OF his duty ss Msyr.
For sewer In Thirty fourth street, rom Tenth ave-
nue. 70 Hudson River.
OF Msckrell & Simpson, propTietors OF the East
Broadway Epe of stage to be perm tied 20 run 81 Of
beir stages 90 the folio wing route fcm Lewis street
at The intersection OF Grand. through Henry TO Msdi-
SON. throuRh Madison 70 Pearl snd through Pear 10
the South Ferry.
ResolHt,oss-By Mr.. OTrARsos-Auth ,rizing the
Mayor TO offer ard of g. 500 for the apprehension
ftbe murderer Of DR.. Buriel, provided Il be shown
dat be Is not already 10 custody. Referred to Com
mitsee on Police.
Nv NJ Hgcaxs-Racit;., thst IN. .>,tr.ct vit /,
Smith ID. Bellows for farDisAing the oil for the ou-
lamps Of lie city. made viii Mr.. Eblag the Csnmis-
i0osS q SHee1 ed Tampa vss illegal and il nov
expired; md tsectiag NJ, Ebiag to rvP~t to the
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME OF r. R. TRAINS LEAVING NEW YORx

HUDsos RIVER ROAD depot, Ware. .sd W. Bu-sl
sec s Wy r. sa, 80 %. s sss s.s
ii9Sa -rasssissS:: rfs:ss .si f,..ss.. .-as.
1902 M Ne..y .ss Troy r,r, , .. .h,si 'taiiOo'
sss%FssssSi va, P.s..s.-, ~ .,..o..
ss m Through Frssh .nd Nm .rani, al ...4,ss
HARLEM ROAD come, q VIVA: I'D c..!.. .s..~,
80 -w., S PR. ~ A r,.s, 3. sa ..s s
fr.a. w5.s%. snds., ana 10 50 :.1mss-
Trans Tor White Plains. II - q N; $50 go and obeA
NEW HAVEN RoAD-Cpepo,, Broadway ..d o.ns.~-sS
sSo. %-so.'oS Fsps-.. ss.%'.,d .ed Brds.ps,~Av
:ss si;: ;:S.. s ..; ....
900 Accom- -odstoa h,oOsn oil -suoss
-sosr, ss,cs ~ .. 70 sS PEI, cs.
Loso pLssp RoAD.-lDspot s~uA yar,. Bssosis>I
iesS r =. :. ,..oI a,os.s
40 p a yvH-nsdal., al station. 10 V~m-sd.s.
90 "a .sSs o gsa. l-'-
ne 80 N irsa on s1ars,ys rsA.aa s-s.s.s -
xosaay a oI0A m nslss all the 'Vp-.
ERIE ROAD [D-po, go, q ru.D- .u--,, E-~J
500 O,syfe NH Tram, oil -atos,
s5os Buffalo and DOniit EIDss-s, chez s.soa.
ais H. NAL. al stations sresV fou
h0 .-chssse iIsf... r,sG a o . .,sso1.
so as a, sv...s sss.o .sa Dss.r n, els ssss.
$50 -Enssfsai sesfJ al ssSon~
sEw JERSEY ROAD-tp~po, Go, Of cosa.sss .s.- a. ~
r 10 Va .o ss s s'si, rsSSS: s
10 saes. =. :. .oa. % S.s s,u.-.A
800 ,. al and EIprss. through giBd ssl
500 > New Bruns~rt, all stsnous
800 D "a ard Efpre-s through. Drndpsl sshoas
s,lOp H. srv
Tr.n- R.h.ay IN, IOii 10 80 Asou1
Tran se~at cave nsA<'y bali boaT
MORRIS AND ESSEX RoaD(D,yo, fol-, q cours..ass o q
see N Hscss,lss1-n Pss-~nFer,
m sRd AllAara Accommodates, ell stxoo~a
nj .ekstis'o-n Pss~ns-r, ali stations
SiO D nj Accommodation. al
sEwJEn,xr CENTRAL ROAD Dept, rsr so.s s.sa n~s3
a NJ II md
n nL-somervb- ~ sisfooa
sIO 10 ! al sstaa-
, pl- son~rvI~, oil s<tsn..
CAADEs AID ASboT ROAD Depos, Per Va. hsasrIJ
go a n Plscs '2fis Iho1Eh On stsuons
100 NJ mrant thfOuEh 20 Phi ase'phls. an ssnsns
100 Hi-krprss-. through 70 PhIad-DhI.
sG0p na-Efnisfsnt Through. al
STEAMBOATS, 70
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CARO- FROM sR. ALFRED CARSON


Nv acvsrssries sill pursue me- with rcvengsfs keA-
fortune and that promised never 10 sgsia fsr
Chief Tbs 10 81 ia lsciors. | have no fes5nns. ~
aid make ths, pledge. Ard assure thcee who m,ts
,k,.ae bold assertions that II had fortune l VOID
ret now he candidate When my debts ere paid
tune ,hc-e psrsued with 'uch remsees tory
feG poctets throaxh expensive hns
outrsse sacred rreitcts Of tasay aad mssee
ny Niion ard proclaim that have xowa zee
r. sAry Of sse for etEot past save the las si
family ard others Pof Zach sosarly PrsPs
tercUs. tnd eeAs ia owr denial.
ftENES; Your Devotion tired nov. MOI
promises Of ccc az every t,tegng Llprcnens thai rs
cunrr devise hrAnsei before % dsssra
ALe rgocf ptsOa bears heavily Who acre ~
But these unmARly sEorts crusA do sst
f'u thcse honorable public uho desire
"a salt between tbe fn Department and the uato pocaos
have gi2es sbes 90 oder And, u had. would dlsAskn
70 pr nrr theui. ouN free honcrshe and
cAasea suffrage. II snwoithy rjectne; but Il
thy oC your ssId. cling 20 ever In my poeee ~
lNm before for The AS pe Ny fate, sci thai 81 -
DEPARTMENT will ~ decided rot veal or Voc 90 hs nt<s
Ard an vspqaish.d the roHscsns will b you, nassse<
wkc viii paid Fire APARTMENT on the ruins Of sG
cen, ard cherished voluntary system and oil IFS nks With
n md .cpsnGer the Widows and Orphans Fund 10 thor
pstsficus projects .
Fss~rS Ih.y- beer sns n,ous yoa have ecS.vsr~d 10
with lives and property u our c<ers and 70
the Department sincerely thanh fss
10 isbt will with fidelity, and resiss ssH
she lsf. And viii close With my mest tefveat
xfa'ude pre-. of NewYotk ne SssSsy
Leader and TAs SuAdGs Ms'eys which ovueS BY yes
have sduced IN msnnet unparalleled N The hAs
tory Of unuieTitsd detIso'iou Very rsp-etfelly
ALFRFD CARSON Chief Easseex.
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Noblh hNAsfLA-AN eo>s from McsrOe, in Georgia,
coa'ains tue SH"sA'U Se00s's Of asystematc but
boodiess war; ana a 0''Aah' H-tOry wer the arch
enemy Of our country
Eighteen hundred and ffy. seven
,os without liquor shop. Oar citizeS on Nor
al 600 ana bought them al cut closed the esed over
M ordnance 10 tax Q retsil grocery 81, passed
taking bonds of all the property holders athna NE
ferd.y La. 81 was quiet dsynot drop
be lad BY the thirsty fellows who usually w wsS.
lssked at every election. Some Of them svts they
woald nevex trsds another cent In Monroe, Al som,
nsid they would never come here again; but they'll b,
up, to gss over L whea they find II liked fAtha
&encos d rcs iron groggefies.-
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BOARD Of ALDERMEN

MoSDAY, Feb. AID. CLANCY in The chair.
Coaamunica.i0a-F From Counsel 10 the Corporation
in snsver 10 resolutions explaining thai N consequence
of illness he could not give opinions a. required
ScrlreHer-A report TO appoint Jas. f. Kerrigsn
Scriveper for Third District Police Court Wa con-
cured in.
Reports Concyrred t,-To resdvertse for. bel OF
10 90 10 for Mount Morris squsre. To change the
ringing Of the Post office bell.
After receiving papers from tht other Boards, they
adjourned 20 Wednesday
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sOs ID The rules every one Of these members ehsePs
Mr. Csmpbea 6sdag he great paolie aeoes ssy !"
the. grsss suficiest recon for takisg suea ss,e>
Such Is the difference between desd maa aud 1--WE
ote. The people. who are becoming ms'e and moe
alarmed at the insecurity f life asd properly, who
esro,ed Ga Their doeSseps sad in the most pubic
streets. viii appreciate the zeal with which their
representatives protect Their lives and pockets.
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DIscosTISvAScE or SrE,s on The RAItRoADs.-
TIE Committee on Railroads of the Cousctlmen was
advertised to meet yesterday morning to consider the
matter Of disccntnuing the running Of locomotives
With, the city lmis but nose Of the Committee APP
peared. Several gentlemen were in attendance rea
to argue the question p-o and oo~
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advertiser ent
STRy-GAs APPARATUS,

GAS FOR THE CoUNTRY-GAs APPARATUS.
AFTER the Ps,ent the Maryland Portable Gas Compsny-o
X WoopwosrH& Co offering for sale most esu.
plete cheap supple and efficient Gas MACHINE adapted -
respects 70 the private dwellings pblc and puss
schools churches. colleges factories toundees hotels, wats
ing places sc. well Of towns aud yaxea DETAILS %
be furnished BY applying person By letter TO the once
the Company where Machine can BE- seen IN oPeaon enc
descriptive pamphlets obtained
{. R. WooDwosrH Co,
No. n Wallet, Nsw.fosk-
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sAed t~ o. Asee zee c>sssnsa
tie staed Aas Ssncsy afternoon be vcsf - the ssn s
soose rsrtu ns'uee Arscrts resort s' CAiaAoen =
fGfsrN cc sr<n stcx enoetsx Ascs esns 20 70 hus -
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WET GOODs Colby, corner oil Grand an
r,a,t., :, AIN, Tremendous trade in wEr Goops.
we can ruh Of e9.,omef, TO be seen dA
III sore AID IA lot AZ all slug fer such great bassns
a. no acns are truly astonishing and which can only 90 ~
n,.ced b., being seen We would advise all tar rsAdss
70. tx. him early call.
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ALLEGED ENBEzzLEnENr BY A CLERK.-Peter a.
Folsom. clerk in the employ of Mr.. John a. Fiske'
merchant, Of No lie Broad street arrested yestsr
day by Officer Mcvey of tie Seventh Ward Police
charged with having at various times embezzled mon
ey. amounting in all to about $50, which he had col
ected for hs employer from persons who were indeo-
Cd to him. M Geo Bell of No. 55l Eighth avenue
and Mr.. John Tehn of No. 6S3 Washington street are
among the parties from whom it is alleged the accused
made collections. Folsom was taken before Justice
Brennan and committed to await examination. IL Is
said that other complaints Of like nature will be made
against him.