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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board OF Aldermen met Monday evenins
lsst.
Henry p Curtis, esq Ju.tce Of the Pesce' having
resigned hi, Office, and filed it with the Secretary OF
State the Board went iuto election to MI the va
cancy. ZachaIsh Voofhies, Justice elect, was chosen
TO fill the vacancy.
The Board msde the appointments 70 the Board OF
Edncaton for the eosuDg three years. as follow:
Edward Anthouy John Belinshsm, D. L NortArlP, J. s.
BUR-. EDWARD CoplaDd p W. Durham. w 8; Dlln!h.rn,
Thomss w ki,ld, Jeremiah johnson, F. A. LAae, Henry
Hsrissu James Howe. Thora-. Chsunoey Perry, c. p
Smith and r. Cspweu In place OF T. Anthony Beling
ham H. &. Burnt am J. 5. Bun, & plAnd. e w Danh,n
w Dir shsIn T. W. Field, John HAsey steven Hsyn-s
Hsr.su, james Howe. j. > TAorn- Cyrus Smith and
VIM II Pee hose Of Office have expired AID HsaTy
X Person resigned
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ssoec,sgy r., growing c<1ntry cell 70 mod shs 81
t,.nrc ,narily s,fts1 Elisha X. Ksos. BE he love
h. kind al me iovs OF Avea'urs 10 ths parss o
k,ovlefe- and for tie progrsss q scieaoe vere on
bited With 1--we Of his ocunrys f. M and nsms lei
Kim 10 devote hs sbiuss-osJ, evca IA rex
his life for Ire Of tbs Grirneu Expedition
He puste1 bis eIpOrstio rather bghsr than 81 deg
moth ufe sph in the respect is rvaled only By
Barry and Sir Ed~asd Psrry. Although uusuccs.a
f1l in re main otec; the grsphic ds ,riptons Vt ri.
voyages sDd their scientific re.uts exhibi, TIE Won
derfp CoInblDsOn Of quslili-s sad a;an nents tia
lerosm skl sd fos.itude witch marked tns rssnsSk-
abe msn. Ia pnvSe ir.s sneuit7 Of msnrers sni
gentle breeding characterized his social intercourse
and we've pssepOts TO the CO, hdeuce Of 81 with whom
he ceme IN cOrtpt. DIR ksBs yi.sei, however in
the PR nine1t light OF skiliful commander,
of seuce aud o. le'er had stored his mind ~ith
rich end az 81 times arces.bls resources aSd yell
diSese ed kDo Wedge: AMI the.e qust s'ions With his
ber 500 m hm@Dts admirably 1ed him or the great
work from the Consequence If vnich he fa vlNtim
lie has isTD DO yer N ha very zsHith Of bis fame
In the prime Il life. but Without enish 10 mT the
beauty st,ength and consistency Of his well sustained
career He hs departed this fife and the deep
erets OF bis f{l0w cOunu ymsn aud With the synpa-
ihies CT the whole ivilzed word bu, ia the hope and
In the faith q thst religion which he proesssi and
which eheered ard ssstsired hin in ria las: hons.
Tie memory OF this emreat l1ericsn viii ever live
in the admiration and 10 the hearts Of biz countrynsn
snd perish only With the apnals Of hi. country
The resotutonl were 7nAnolsly adopted.
res olntion admitted by NJ. BRows. providing
for course Of lectures be'o the Society next Wlnte
was re'erred 10 he Executive Committee.
Nj FREDERICK BIZ PErsTER read long bat inter
esting psp,er BY bis sOn Gen. J Waits de Pey.er on
the Dutch Al tue North Pole and the Dutch in Maine
In which the energy, enterprise, and achievements OF
the people Of the Netherlands ze'e fully maatained
All er the thanks Of the Society had ben rendered to
the su'ho, sLd copy qusled for th- archives The
So cie'y ar iouIued.
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RIAL HPAn OEARTERs ar

The REAL HEAD QUARTERS" are located at
No sea Broadway, Ssw.York, Two ooe" ,'''' me ram
resry opposite the Ho.pi, doors above Dae' bee
the Psr,roseal Cabinet containing oae OF ihe A,e oo9e
,ior. e Human Heads Busts &C. II TIE "o,a Las oi
Chre, ~ ~. .o,,,i,. tbou.ands Of B-sa and Casts
rom the head, Of tn mo-, d,p.sished that lived
peroI, King, Queens, sste.m-n so2s 81 Iae noe. an
me .isoed q our and other countries .t" r.
er NAsizs,ot. D,coye,es Inventors Ashofs fost' DOC
toIs. Dvnes and Lawyers Also, Souls. n9in.n &aa 1. s
nom a. slsEter, Of IN. Gobe inesadils 49,
Murderer. TLeves Al.o numerous PAnar 4. sa uf.
iols Of celebrated iassviduAis living sad aSt.- UT
agreeable IlAe visi. Pbr~noogicA CaGt. ~. ~.
TEL descriptions Of esAsscer gwen By ma fo"ttA'
sired, - No Ss Brssdv.y
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The Goticu Of Mr. BkAor 70 recommend to lsy on
TIE tatle carried
After the Connftss rose the P-esidsnt appointed "a
tse S{ecil Coumi.te< to proceed to Ph'isdeiph', o.
Jo,es BsuJob. Crss fo,d Brady and Chapman.
On motion q Hr. WABsEE, the Pre.ident o. 70 =
Bcord added to the Com niitee:
The Board thea adjourIed t. Friday.
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A. ku Gov the relief Of G. y. r Kennedy.
A An, Cor the rvl,ef q k~so a sine =, ~
AZ Act e., the relied Of tee heirs OF j.cqnes
An Act n r~mborse fhe esists OF Jo-ePa fieN'1' ~
ur.ster n the OF islt r
An Art for the relief OF -Jrae Sca-'ne>n
A. ACT cor tbe relief OF L. u1An n Coof sn.,, 80
Joint reS1ulos 10 pay tSe pTzson our -
90 90 Iono RIne deof.se1 o adulaistr.'oI ~.
Az Act fof TIE relief o. White ns',s . -A''' ~ ~
Al AZ, tot the r,llef Of Asry Ana CiHI
Al Act fof The reiief Of WIN henos- tii,,
A Act to- the relief q Js.'r Aot,''.. ~ A...snt
An Al Tor the relief q IN mas o. So -
s,,,sor Al "A, Navy q to- Ua~d StA'es
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EisrH wARD RKPusLIcAs ASSOCIATION The
Retpb,icsn Association Of the Nc'h Ward he'd .Ot,
Of revival meetin, last evening. 8. their Old head
quarters IN the Bleeckes Buldn.s. The manner N
gb,t the cal VA responded to shows that the spirit
# RtpabdcsIisn sOt dying out but on the coutrsy
nth line Increases n slreng.h. TIE large b 81 vas
depseIs crowded and about oae-fouth OF the audience
were lsdus.
y ,omon l. Hull vas chosen President Richard p.
Clark Vice Preside 1T and Nelson d Clark Secretary.
The President made few opening remsIxs, and Was
f.lo~ed by George W Curtis, who argued ,hst it
as. the dry Of every American citizen 70 take pat
N politics Hts sddres, throughout VAS most sble
ore and was Listened to with the greatest attention.
Joeeph Hoxie next spoke and directed his remarks
principally to members Of the late American psrty.
during the evening, several pieces were played by
berd which had been procured FOR the ,iOa, and
sl;egetier the meeting mos, interesting aud
profitable one and it is to be hoped viii be tae means
Of turing many from then former ways into the paths
Of Repub.icaDism.
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BROOHLY w ITEMS.

CHAFGE or FALSE IMPRISONMENT Comp Nu' -"
usf. ve,e7tsy morning Scfore Justice Suth By Gas
,d.,vcrth residing " Var-n greet neN 'aceso Ay'"uS
h.i h>~u 'ls-y imp scnei D. John N-a si HoA-
Csbr.th ou the . Of FebruNS last WsJ'-Nta vent 10
shop Of d-f dsats 20 purchase soase -si 81
t~ud 10 b shich he d-teS isat- supp >i
~. couure- and secordndy lcck-J h., up IN 10 pGi
s, ey scared The service. police officer When tae
,c.r ced ths the bui good Que IA
released Usd.~crh issued BY Justice sniSA
for The arrest OF the defendants
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COURT CALENDAR-Tars Di

SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT.-Part Nos l3l, N9
SIS Il7s II $50 SOS SOL SIS at. 80, Is 75 al
SO Part II -sS1 $50 s95 49, 9S 7, 49, es3 1901 loe2
lCt4 lc05 lO7. .Oo9. 49,
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 300, s3i, 2ij, Isl, 1872
se4 ss5 $50 ST. 800 sS, sJT Ga ST. 259 500 5'8 slj
81 US sz7 go, 49, 81 sjI s s1s 80. 30. s5' SS ~
625 . ~ - ~
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUsT.-Nos. 81, q, -,
al 4 q . IS %.
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STATE AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL POUCH
,EEFsit nv YoEN II Nnls d. the se'.ls NJ nr .. -
"a h. ett-r eore skins y bes Oh Ia Nay
y -er,s ,,v.. utug 10 prscs-~ S-nf or r.rrr',r
W. Fowl ga Prss;leat
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II !. fol-, Ia suffer from pro'racted cousa
xbct -, II Al b. 81 es.i asL WfsrASs Sst'Ar ~
WI n CvVFsY i.Ub';y the rr,sA'~ ~ "a Pe2~r.
,o.. oered ,u to- ssd lruE cOnPAs- Sose
cam u..-.. ,Ie-i BIrrs % tbs vrsPP-s
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr. Ole Brs. the ceeb's ed volfsih. VII give 3
Crec.c % Friday eveeiss o. so,eck, Ct Doiw ~ /,
s,ioon. assisted BY k~s Victoria GtI-S sopsnoI So
GApncoi. tenor; Sig. 6SpsrOa bsseo; c.. n. Morgan.
orps1.st aid Frsrs Roth. pianist
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S.At,y. .rS Or-Oft~s .sa Coo uttins - sS'ss q
S,t.s b. ~--n s-h Al t'-h ot h'ur. TON
.ui- = e-rcsS A. 81 Neer hSnrs ~ = nis to's'
h afs-t OF do1. At- . Pf''lN TO-
g. .ho r-, ptssosSS lie eue 80 AsA-
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lAiv-r,ls>m-nkI
GAS GAs.-GAs F1XIyRHS POR THE SPRiS1

U
TR,oE Sven, pscrg. mSr- = suit u, u d-EH a.
n, = q. Rr-tv,y AscHEN WasNks 70.
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BRoOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

The Ksgs Couny b ard Of Supervisors .; the
County jail on Tuesday a'erno N.
Tie monthly report OF the Keeper OF the Peni'en.ry
was PR sened Al wing that here were ia thar ostai
ton at tha. cate msJes lis: females. 81 total l12.
Committed in psst mouth: males. 80; females, To-
total -. Discharged in the past mon b males, 81;
NJ BrRGYS of New Utrecht preaeuted venom.
strspoe against the pass-se Of bill uoF La're the
II lsl,ure creating Commissioners OF Juror for this
County as inv living useess expenditure o. he pub
liz mOrey ard creating Office the duties Of which
were already performed by the Board Of Supervisors
and the Assessors The remembrance adopted
end copy oreced TO be sent 10 the Rep esentat'es
at Albany.
Supervisor BFRGES also presented a remonstrsnce 10
the bill now before the Legislature to consolidate the
Cites of New. York and Brooklyn aud the County
towns OF Kings County. IL objects TO the passsge of
this or 6ny similar bill the ground that experit nee
has taught them that large and over2rown municipal
governments more expensive and burdensome TO the
Taxpayers ana the industry OF the people IN proportion
10 their number than The smsll6r ones
II sets nth that in the smaller cities Off ,es are
sought and accepted msny for honor aud patriotism
the recipients not expecting 10 deryea competen or
support from them while in large cities Office holders,
from tie most mental 10 the highest, with few honor
able exceptions msnsge through their etces to obtain
support and in cases 70 retire with fortunes,
obtained liz Ways which would not bear very close
SCRUTINY.
In email cies the people and the officials placed
in intu ate contact, their acts carefully poted,
while in large cities the contrary the case Conse,
queLtly in tie multi Of officials peculation and
fiaud are the easly hd-resp onabllity shifted
hcm one 10 the other-from which follow misgovern-
ment ard corruption II states that complaints on this
scoIe are already loud and frequent in the Ctyof New
Yolk and by adding the County OF Kings to said city,
il would Only tend to add fuel 10 the flames and The
moi -teI thus created would prove instead of
blessing.
The remembrance concludes with:
Beside The objections already referred TO- by con-
Gun mating the union of the cities you make MISTER
which may long sw allow up and govern the whols
State and shed it's evils the rural districts now
happily free from them
adopted aud copy ordered to be sent 10 the Kings
County Repre- natives at Albany.
The TeIOOn-tarce presented 10 The blfd fhort
tine ar GO w Snv0rvl-,r Wall favor of tho repeal
of TIE A. pa At the l4-f Legal stnre appointing
Clerk To take 'e-tmnDy in Kicgs County vas called
up r. m the table ard ret ftd 10 Special Inmites
OF tn 80 cOfei.iCg Of Supervisors Cro''. Hell snd
Blocker
Ihe RoaLd naoutned fnr two recks.
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In The nas,.t OF tas VII OF D.ae! Irxias a.ee..el

10 Tie mater OF ths WI o. Dsnel living d'cessei
The examination 10 this csss protested with -
day jacob Well called by he contestants cr0.s.
examined at considerable length, without elicns suy
thing Of speciA note.
Henry s. Cock WA next called, policeman in the
Fifth Ward, who had been well acquainted With he
deced snt for the last II yeas the deceint used u
converse relative 70 bis sveethess ard the pleasur.
lie took in intercourse with them; II was invariably
little girls to whom he gave peDnie, an whom he took
TITO bis house; they ed TO cal him grandfather, and
be seldom, if ever Used vulgar language to them.
Witness went into the particulars Of this mstter at
same length. Adjourned to March 10.
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lAdversasenen..l
SILKS SILKS . >

DAMAGED silks .,s..., T..
sever. Thcussad Yards cod ssbieos 70 y 4, sl.,
p-rscitoG ooly Pace sfs All VI pa ysta' "N ~ " r
tg2rss Ces. o. t1,srtstloa 81 3 pr ysf a, ~. n-x.
CaAs as.. Co. Ne ~ osaeS'
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rsv Of I ruudies stSchet % No En.inr Ell cred ne
sr.ry the IT Nassau srd Adams stFs ts aad
c.ed or some quo furnished them shen thry -
fused p, FOR aud being r-uou.sted WA ey tas
n-p,;e,ar. ..ss!ted Len IL sham f Sac OF
hem severely the head snd tie her sA e.e
Iuforuscu the To the First Orct "a
or House Officer. Eosfrr sud johnson succ"eie IA ~
us Chsles NJ, rel sns John GOOdieov Who ~err Pttc
n,,or. In the OUTRAGE Upon being brought o>ors Jasce
Smith /, found a the k ot the groce aai eea
ruced spPes hen and they were socofhrsJ
disckBTsli.
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NRRRIsn's rAISNr CHAMPION FiRs-fkoof
ssAtS 81 AL 80 wsrr.'.. AMI NJ ASfts' -
nsw rort.
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CoMNsScTNysT or TIE MEDICAL DkPARTAENr
OF NV YORK CSIyRsIrT.-The annual commence
ment ofthe Mecics Department of the New-io'k
University took place at the Univer.ty lsst evening,
the Chance Tor, the Rev. J Ferris, ID. ID presiding
The large Chapel crowded to witoess the
cerenonts. One hundred and twenty young gentle
men received their diplomas. The Mott medals were
awaIded-the gold medal to Robert +. Garlic, OF New
York, for tie best anatomical prepars,Oni the silver
medal to VIM. r. Wilson. of Sew-Yotb, for the next
best. and the bronze medal to Geo. Hardawsy, of
Georgia for the best report of the surgical clinics.
In conclusion, DR.. Valentine Mott addressed the
ersduates upon their duties 10 manner worthy OF the
first surgeon of America. He advised them OF their
high calling and honorable Obligations, and assured
them that only purchased by unremitting
study.
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TAXPAYERS MEKrING IN BROOKLYN.

TAXPAYERS MEkClNG IN BROOhLlN
An adjourned meeting of taxpayers was held At the
Odeon on Monday evening. Mr. JAMES A. fArSE o.
cupied the Chair. The following named gsa'le.nel
were appointed a committee preparing Cous1-
tuition and Bylaws for permanent organzsu1n: 'hn
H. Tobitt, VIM. Wall, Albert Miller, Geo Higgins,
FIeok G. Richardson Thos A. Deveyr, Geo Field,
6. nj. Sesrns and Henry Pssbey.
ExAld. HuSTLEr WAS called upon. and made some
remarks He in favor of los taxes, bat from his
remarks il would be inferred that be did not consider
the taxes for maintaining the City Government exor-
bitant. LAST year, with population of 200 600 the
SUN Of 1925 600 was allowed; while in Ne~:York,
with only about three times the number Of inhabitants
the sum raised by taxation wa between seven and
eight millions Of dollars.
The Secretary, Mr.. ToBrr, thought that much god
could be pli,hed by association aud sad thst
in the 10th Ward they this year 81 800 in street
cleaning by letting the Aldermen know that there WAS
a ts1-psying eye upon thsm.
The me etng adjourned subject to the call OF the
Committee.
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NE W-JERSEY ITEMS.

CRY PRISON RFPoRr.The CITY Marshal ~ Jersey
CIV report, that persons locked up tho City Prison
duLa The month Of ebusry for ofeuses 40 follows;
Dfupket VI
Malicious mischief |
Ssgrancy................ On bal pieco............"
Assault
bGfhruF ...ss........'ss''.s
Keeping dsordeIly house,. ............''...S
Their pisces stated 20 BE- tolOws lre AMI a.
Finland l. Germany |. United Safest. Tots, ~
duel occurred at Freehold lsat Monday bs
tween two persons who fought distance Of pses Ons
bad ball his coat sleeve aud the other had bal sss
ue. bis bur of by something his pocket The
taties her and druG Of baud who hAt Ueen cr
.brars WssbiugOus Birthday The i-avrsr says It Is M
rored that the injured garments post when shot
The II after, however /, ~ b. inyestigsted
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EPIscOFAL NIssIoSARr FAREwELL.-The mem
bers ard friends OF Calvary Church tthe Rev Dr.
hawks PASTOR met 10 the Church last evening for
the purpose OF bidding farewell TO the Right Rev.
Bishop Scott who sails to-day for hi, distant labors in
Oregon and Washington. Although the congregation
not very large, the Episcopal clergy of the city
was well represented. Beside the devotional exer-
c.er, spirited and affecting addresses were delivered
by the Rev. DR. Hawks Bshop Scott and others.
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Ia " LNIEXLIGEVCE.

sURRoGATE'S CoURT-Mlscu t-B.fots A W. ss,o.
INN BUkDf La kSIATg.
The Surrogate granted the following order to day all
parties consentipg
1t IL ordered that special letters of simnsrs IN fDr
tho liz Utivu od uf lies si rls AMI PFC p
ery OF Harvey Butdell deceased be- granted to Chs
A May, as Pubic Administrator of the City Of nv
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SUNDAY School ENHIBtIIoS The Sunday School
attached Free Mission Bspt Church Will give 81 Exh
bon . Couu biz Hal No go Grand this (Thu,dsyD
eyennr The proceeds will be devoted 70 tue purchase Vt
OF library books
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FIRFMES'S TURNOUT The members oi he )hyr Hose
Comrany No 'ose-zr with the honorary members - pro
coed 10 this aeru r The purpose Of ounpus
home their beautiful from the psr.eTs rHeJ VII
rasks q very credtAble appearance.
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SECOND BoARD.


The buoy sncy Of The Stock market continues. aad
der an easy money market on call and strengtbessl
confidence in the adiness Of the supply OF money Dur
Lg The next few weeks buyers for 9 nss feel caosw-
aged to operate with considerable activity Most Of The
sctve stocks were In demand after the Second Bsa1
at advanced prices sad the market at tho cIose W.
firm. Erie sold a. high a. 5Si; Reading, 81 Cestrd.
eO,; Michigan Southern, IS; Toledo, 7bi; Rsek
Island, lOii; Illinois Central, l38, &C. The isrgss6
advance, v cent, was on Michigan southern.
which has lately been urduy depres~d ~
the sales Of the bears Gslens wss rather hesvy.
The sales q Toledo. cash stock, were largo but We
maiket took II al and advanced. The receipts fd
February are s73 0o0 sgsIns. s63, 900 last ye1. La
Cioe-e was "a bid, ard frm. Milwaukee and Aisas-
sippi, 20. Michigan Central advanced 10 95i. RsA
road tonds not active, but generally frmj nhAo2
Central sold at IOO and for Southern Michigan HAksg
Fund II wss bid. IS asked The sales Of STATE ssssss
were SI25 90, including s75 00O Missouri e., cisaAg
q 4l Vngnias are 81 &c
The closing transactions for the foreign packet ts2v
were at low er figures for Sterling, bat Francs are Am
and no, plenty The range for Sterling, good ss.a-
,ure.. sso-I; with frst-cass names Offering u 81 '
cert. Francs are 522i 1914, which show a ~
ysrce.
Rai.s Of Freight srs stu lower, but more s,tvs
business hss been done at the abatement To Live
Ioo the engagements include 700 bbis- Flour q
l. 66.als ID 5000 bush. Grain at I'D. s5fd1
coo bale. Cotton at Id. 5-a2d; 900 boxes Been
~ l5-; 700 bbh Lard at l5s. To London: 500 bsls-
Flour at Is "a ale. l0;d; Grain at ID. e7a. "
Bremen 800 cssks Rice at 2s. Sd 80 bbh. Aches -
25.. To Museies: 5000 bash. Whest ct DC
vase, was chartered 10 load Tobacco FOR City Pc,
to Naples, at 80 ' hid.
TIE business Of the Sub-Tressury wn: Rsesp1.
s2l4.7s ~ Payments. sl4l,76i 81; Balance, tS,.
l63, 4O3 %.
The Asia took els, 336 IN gold ban for Mr. Beascse
Albert r. Nioolay's regular ssmi.weskfy ssoeN
.sle of Stocks ard Bonds viii t1ke place ts-ne"es
Thursday a, u, O'Clock, at the Msrchan. hioo,
The receipts of the New.YOrk and He"'h''
road Company for February were % ""o.
p..,e. ,er, .........,.''''''''ss =. 80 -
i,ht.......,,.......,.,.s'' ''''''''' 49, -
......... sIo4ia q
Tot,i
.i>'',L., ,oass,......,.....''s''''' ILL"
,,.... .................... -. esfsn
go. Ita.,.........s....s's'''''''' Nv"
Observation-Disclosures.
II. ,ss.ip.s Of the Ia Crosse ssd hawsasse
- 81, he rnosth Of February were t29.o '"
m. RspabHc Rue Insurance COMPANY ~" 49,
\ .,r d,.Isu .aaa u, snp u 1854, 1870 - W.
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ELFcrIoS oF VILLAGE OFFICERS AT MoUyr YER
sos-The election at Mount Vernon Tuesday lsst
for village officers resulted in favor Of the Peoples
Ticket a. it was called consisting principally OF Dem
ocrats with a Email sprinklng of Know Nohug'. The
gentlemen tcted are a. follows:
Trvsfe,.-Richsrl k!nson. Samuel B. Wiley. Edward
Small Gesris l. Baxter and Henry ohmau. Cteyk-Peihan
L. McC elsI Ire1tuyv-Geo W White. 3.ssIs0vs-Le~is
Rich Charles F. Ray noId and Tho Davis Conmi.i0a
ers Of Sreefs-Wisn WNd, James K. Siost and William
SesnIa Five Hardsss-Anttouy Bennett, Robert Waldns
tn and Burs Shsf Collector Ferdinand Seder. Pound
NJIfer-John Bsss.lsp,cher.
The Board Of Trustees meet on the third Tuesday
Of the preseut month for the purpose Of orgauziny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

MAsoSIc The Society attached to the order OF
ouaus County Lodge os's recen ~
Fast William sbu Queens County the
hal No y Gtsr street in Essern m.
br. Of Crusaders Lodge Of ODD Fellows have decided TO
49, 20 nerlu A body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

PHYrE AsD rHY BlxEs TRraL.-We learned fac,
With regard to Mr. Alexander Pbyfe yesterday which
i. alone wanting 10 complete his biography. lie va,
among the Jurors drawn TO try Lewis Baker on the
lith OF lAet April and was the first one mpsnneled.
The elbness with which he denied having formed any
opinion with reference TO Bakers guilt awakened the
suspicious OF District Attorney Hall, who, after little
inquiry became satisfied that he was rascal. Ii wa,
on this account as we now learn for tue first time that
the DftIct-Aoney refused to consent to the swear
ing in Of another Juror in place Of one who was taken
sick, in consequence of which the trial fel through
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

The Board OF Education ast evening appointed
Messp. Waterbury, Roche, Boese. Tuhll and Ly-
decker Committee to proceed to Albany and look
ser legislative epactrnents touching the Public School
system in this city. resolution WAS offered appro
pratrg $50 to pay the expenses of sai Committee,
but Mr.. Waterbury, the Of the first resolution,
moved to lay il on the liable, which was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

Forsp SCENTED n STORE A Gernn u yesrs
as. nsued A,,hoay sess1i, found On Tas;d Iza'
der counter in the store Of Ely d. oodlne
eorrsr Of Gi, d Och where be had hd
Supposed or toe purpose obbnI the store aier Ai
cosed or tie lght he handed 20 Tie euSdJ Cd"
police uAa, srt yesterday committed toT TIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05
Uyuu OFFICERS RrpoRr.-The Health Officer re-

IIEATH UFIIVkK Il FUkI--Iu DC III WI VIII'7I IT
po,, the following deatus thu week ending sob . ib''
Ms. 50 males 5S-tots, ia Men ~; Soneo w boys
50 sr, - Con.umpt n disesse ot b-.n ~, scarlet
h,.r Il Inflammation OF lung sud stiborn escn eonse'
ton Of luus.5 ans whoopng cough ieach coup
old age sna disease Of the heart, each aud 81 from o'hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

The Brick Church property is advertised for sil4 at
auction by SIR. Ludlow.