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EDWIN TORbEsT.
~ TIE WEEKLY NOVELETTE,,
No. published This cav.
Contains ene por'rsa and biography Of his dz1ag- siet
esicsn trssefian, beshes many othr s.sot,ns ts5
hE
Jss
ca story % the Revolution entitled
TIE GOfDkS EAaIF;
rHn FrIyATrrn or ITO
Price four csuls.
For sale nj oil NE periodical tspo,s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A-IHE MENBERs OF NO sCRasKDEg LoD1E
n No 10 requested " be punctuA attca
odse room, eerne. q Iweieh erect and Third Nyeous n
Friday at O'Clock 10 attend the funeyx % lAs
trother John stewart from his residence as YouA
The Order In general invited . IN full regshA
JOSkPn MATbEwS, Recording secrssAxy
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LS, ~ yOTTCKs 3
REQ LATE ron CLAssTFIC NTON.

a yoUwu WOMAN JUsr DrsEsgAoxD, WISHES TO
~ g. s.ysscn n .oms rep scs.sls fsmiIy = css.sE.
sna 10 DO - sewing CITY rr'fience % the hgkers
ding Please cell st sdfrss 81 lab besvssa ~
. NA aveaues Tor two ia.
A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION ~ A pRr
N vAts family chsmbermad and searssre~n O. 70
sist In washing and ironing assis, the o. ondra
Caa be u hc~ present residence Ns n o., ssween
in and Plh avs
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DENTISTRY.

T,HO5R PARSONS su,vERTS0 FROM TOOTH ACHE
Il shoud AVOID ali den,iss ~ho pretend 70 teso
without pain BIZ freecg he gum The AETNA ps ~ Aai
greAisr han The old fAahion>f turrks-
people aheuh try ,le panles rrscc>f ~
tniv, 81 nj DR. y u. GRIFFIN 81 futon sres,
Brooklyn.
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PORTSMOUTH. March i6-Ar, schr Onin Ce~i, Smith.
New York.
.PROviDENOH March AR bns P Beck. Aldrich.
ADnaohcola sohr David Bower C6ambor Am bsum ,rc
Sd sohr Mail, Redheld, NLcnAou.
RICHMOND, March l6-Arr steamer JAmoUl0 Hn PAyrsh.
Nyosk bArks Clara HaxAn. Nelsop, RIO Baltmore;
Steel NYork load for Rio Leighton Cola b IL
cad for Rio schr Hannah Whlmore, AtakAp
Cid lab bsrk Kosros, Vessels Breusn
TABPAULIH COWS, March Is PM-Arr, sohrs Leesbu-g,
Swift Boston Phlisdelrhia deo-1e jones Uroweu Do
for Co Ellen 90 for do Areus Baker do for Nor.
folk: Charles Henry, Baker, do for do.
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Our Canals and Discrinanasanx Tolls.
Ofn1 o. Su STATE ESemnR AND SURvsYoR, /
ALRAny, March II, 1857

vwssomcaS nun youf AtoH1y ooFf06 p0ho9nT-
7hs Sen sent TO the CAns Board resolution few days
since ask information and opinion relative 70 discrimnAs
sLs sing for the 10 that Hoard
selected AR seymour, me ss Rnsneer ana sarveysr =
draw up report N reply. rrs he fnsAed yesterday IL
mepts that the canals be finished under me present ar
Without 6i.cininains cana tos vsetser pro
n. o. only through he oswego ne thinks thai when tbs
ais ~ all be completes enlarged there can be no
competition but sst the artificial obanpe ether nom
Buffalo by the will be wded 70 Its ut
mcst cspsciy He $50 recommends putting tolls
railroads FROM this proposition Mr.. Commissoner
Fytugh ,he OF the railroads In tbs LeGslA
ture viii 1 remit such IN otilon OF tolls
There II truth wbs,ever In his statement % mr.
che State Engineer orned The Canal Board have
rever called upon him ter repor! upon the subject
ferrtd to, but The Board appointed se composed
thrte emet reseibx the Erie Canal west
SJ rscese, and mem residing at o. Wego Mr.
Lieut.. GOV Sc den bss pr pAvct majority report aud
GbDed u 20 the Bo,To, aud Mr. Fiizhpeh preparing
q mno,ry report who VII! be submiIted moro y,
wren Is hoped ha, 'he ~ooie matter will be dsposoi
OF. sEYNOCR
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RENIOy AIS.

No-lcg OF RrwovAL --uIJYrR PLUrKErr Jous
~ SION hss removed from fi6 jay street, rrcctyn 70
1usry street n ne city; ard roies 10 hereby sivsn
Sc rt has ontcuor ~ta,evtr IN bueiae
rIt sny Pstsor,-Dsei tails ljb dsy yfnEsb, NJ,
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EARiTIsEiYfELLIGESCE
Fort Of Nsw yo~s. March Is. 1857


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TeIcNrnpef' 'Lhnne Hsf@nrt-
paGTOE Nsrch 1b-krr taua Alfred III. tian~hAe:
Roos az O.lcuiai pssksbre, 90, bsrss o. saa, Psisf
wrwft RIO Jsneifo.
Her~Ia Ts rsps Coryespororaoet
psuADyfPuTf ya-.h Il az Px-ATr schrs Paragon,
Iisfch nslaprss yosa silver IooY Hsfsr sissms Dos
s~sw, nffr - -.
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e1-sn, BrJsnt ~ JAso Dc Cubs; New Ira N.kes hsFSs
s,eNmefs Bcsion s~liev, and torbia greeb, hrort
Mice a so,ss s4lS 1~sxsssr-
TIE Cunsd maj Pyrsii. Ctpt Juskns, sailed tes
ter,ay tr Liverpool hundred A. sSy nine pssscn
f.s 40 SOC ssu Am9ls ne psssengcrt are Hiessrt Ir
W sas Ca and " Tls.i Of lhs cig.
she Frerch CADiz Gao, .nsni sailed YESTERDAY
~ h'tse She ooh cut si pssenssrs
srs nv l'cLbergec, beiofe reposte4 losl al Bieros
= lff ~ So D. sudden ~. IN
nFl. y he snA sl furied had time
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~ 90 - ~ lrterwrters-h-,h Of whst IA L. coz
~ ''-tr0e' ht citv pm telphia al s.laao-s.
-'''S coo1slsed "a ieis tron sue1- syr,s
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TIE LECTURE sEAsos.
,caREs PoNDkScE.

CcRREsroSDkscE.
" nsv YoaE, March l6 ls5T
iosny public ard private hs, you we're with ne
rreron a. he Grimes during the engaged
In hs battles Of the Ams, Balsklava rnkerman Tchernay
ard - este n the for orn hose In the assault the Msa
have deliver iecurs he subject Ills city,
such time ard place would suit -FOUR c~nveaenoe. The
Interest The American peore have felt in he Russian
scr nd u. h,ns opport1n We here have bsd OF e.rniss
aolevemepu o. r-oderp umrs from ~ho active
pacip ant doubt rot but Al clases q vi
esoiy seize he opp~tuny az hearing persona sissment
I..se . ssfssr, y sutsr Ienc.n 3 Webb.
Henry Grin-el. Luther nrssish P.M we,mers.
Eysh Puidy. Jsmes uwper, a. sus.en
Hiram Bainey,
csui!ems Il feel mysc hshy hopored by ysur comm
picsoo OF the 1879 instant and accepting the inyitsou
and psco Tor the Lecture g.nue men,
much fesptct Jour obsdiert servant : -
II ACCORDANCE with the shove arraasemsnu Captain De
Hiviere vii deliver lecture the ssngunary conflicts
he CrmsA at Hope Chapel IN srosdvay TUESDAY
iicss.s ~ semG On 80 CENTS
be lad 81 al The principal boossorcs ami hotels In
Biosdvsy.
CIR I'M BOYD WILL DxL1vER rBE SECOND LKc
- tre ofhis abort Of three lectures this evening"
psrch 49, Clinton psll Aston Plsce Al O'Clock subec,
The irsdirg q Great Britain present day both
IN POLITICS snd ltsrasue" single ticket % c.bts
-TIoNAg LLOYD JR OF TriE tOufrTY or rRTerDs
\ s.dbis of Philadelphia, will deliver sdir~s 70 tbs
n York the subject Of "Relsio, Tempe
rsace freedom" in the lecture Of The stuyvessnt
a IL ocieck Seats free The vi sccorn nodIe sOj
pertors will be rcaerv ed for sdiee This will be
BIZ ae~s aidrros previous 70 his departure or Saratoga
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WINES AND LrQUORs.

n6su1 A yrrrrrs, iS FULTON srBKEy WHOLE
III AL srd retail dealers IN fre vincs and groceries
rAo,e. brnndies veey superior Cd uerar ncDosgshe
,rd pcarbf~ vtisssy's; hne Old ec- skery and nefss
II Hevsss sewNrs
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UAKEYlELD.-THE NxMBERs or INDUSTRIAL
W lone association Ne 3 and nhers vso wiss % ss. sls
- hereby ro5ed thai the purcaasr t-ss> IN
re l6s howery Thursday evening March II fo1 ~
soeock Al each 1hsrsAy evening heressr uau MAJ 70
aisposs 81 IRE surplus sty Of the aUocaoo Ia
az the loa with the prfc,s. be ohtanes Application
C0Rr'S COOPER Purchasing rrss1sS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE,
AT CLAvERA NEwY ORR,
Three Miles from Hudson.
Board and Tuition. SIR year
MALE AND FEMALE. TERM OPENS APRIL H.
c. II. GARDNER, A. NJ, Principal
From The Philadelphia Daily Evening Bulletin.
CRCIIT COURT. UNITED STATES.

The Congress Rubber Company Hendry and Harris.
This motion for injunction TO restrain the sale OF GER
tain India Rubber goods The following order made BY the
Court:
Petition Of the American Elastic Cloth Company fled pray
for relief parties defendants and be permitted TO
defense theein and motion Of St George T. Campbell
petitioners s granted far respects the
goods them and they fare permitted to
pear and defend. .
On motion of C. A. Seward ESQ., for companants the Court
permit amend their bill and sdafits filed
strike therem all reencnce to the goods manufactured by
the American Elastic Cloth Company with like effect though
no charges had been inserted therein aud that the said
bill stand with like effect though the had only been
filed respect the other goods therein referred TO and
alleged manufactured in Eng land Frsnceths
amendment be without prejudice TO the residue of the BILL
of thereupon leave given 70
American Elastic Cloth Company withdraw their petition
and an appearance participation in said cause
SO ordered by the Court, April Is, 1857.
(Signed) ISAIAH T. SMITH
Pro Clerk Circuit Court Of the u. y.
The then argued by Mr. Seward for the complain
ants against the English and French goods The proceedings
against goods by the American Elastic Cloth
Company having thus withdrawn counsel argued the
cause for the defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGroS, Thursday Apru lG
The United States vessels Independence" "JoAa
Adams and Decatur" now on the Pacific side Of hs
Ishmus of Panama. are 10 remain there for the Pc
sent and the Home Squadron i to proceed TO this s
of the lshmus in view Of the difficulties In ths, u.
ter.
This morning delegation from four different tribes
of Indians paid their formal respects to the Presdsa
who, in expressing bis warm interest in the welfare o
the red man. said 'he was the Great Father Of many
such persons yet, strange to say, he had no chuds
of his OWL"
The amount of the lands recently granted 10 Mime
sota under the recent act Of Congress. for rsrosd
purposes, is estimated at 4, ,4l6, 900 acres.
There has been change of the programme in refer.
ence to the Nebraska appointments, for which there
were over hundred applicants. Theya are officially
promulgated as follows:
George II. Nixon of Tennessee, Register OF Land
Office; Charles b. Smith Of Minnesota, Receiver Of
Public Moneys for the Nsmahs Land District, and
Andrew Hopkins of Pennsylvania, Register; Edward
Deslonde of Alabama Receiver at the South Platte
District and John N. II. Patrick of Nebraska Regis
ter; John c. Fink, Receiver Of the Dakotah District
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE T.

f''"' '' SENATE. THURSDAY, April l6, 1857.
REPORTS. "a
Mr.. G. p. SMITH, the Emigant Protection o'~
Also to incorporate the Port Richmond Ferry CON-
pany. Third reading. sc.,-
Mr.. BROOKS, to legalize action OF Bosrd Oh SaP''-
ri ~ of New-York. Third reading
Also TO amend the act relative to grazing DaN1~"
avenue ibsIangs County. ,..,., .rt.vos.
Also. 10 extend Second avenue, Brookiyn-shie'"'
ably. Agreed to. ,...,.n,. IN R,ooklys
Also, relative to taxes ana asSeSSnDN'' y"
City-unfayorably Agreed 20. r ca. s,osls
Also authorizing new Certificates Oh Slaie - -
and Controller Bonds in certain csses. Ied 70
AI.o a written report relative 10 Bridging the 80
p;Der Commitiee discharged hom further coAss's'
A. tbs aSTeement Of the Committee oil CostSeses
o az hill 90 establish Regulations for the rvn "
Taw'yo,k. Agreed TO bill ~ passed by the ASdNa"'
copcured in by Senate Bill passed.
1HlsD kEADIsG III BILLS
The following passed. unless otherwise no'n ca. Ia.
The The New-York City Hell bill A motion " fs''"'
slider laid on the table. ~, u..,o. o,..,,hsai
To incorporate the New-fork harooe Stea"''"
De6n;ng the powers and duties Of CSAt oi spee'-
sess;ons. except New.York and Albany. II ths
The Emgran, Protection bli' ainrnda'0ry "
~ To y ansod u the charter Of the Port Rsan'sa ~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

Duke Of Gnfton. aud brotherinaaw OF baf0e
ROtbschd. whose sister be married on the side OF
the Ministry; and Mr. S. II. WalpOle, son OF Loro
Orford. chsncery barrister and former Home
Secretary, on the Tory side. Of these candidates
The ono we judge most likely to succeed Is Nlr.
Fitzroy, who. in addition to the Government
strength will also be supported BY the Peehtes'
Mr. Thackeray has had o splendid ovation al
Edinburgh, in the form Of a public dinner. we
transfer to our columns full report Of this inter-
esting affair
A battle in Persia, between the British and the
forces Of the Shah had been previously reported
the details we are now enabled to presept. Inc
British gained q complete victory, though without
much credit to Gen. Outram, who commanded.
The Neufchatel Conference has not yet arrived
at a final settlements and there is no positive con-
frmation of the reported conclusion Of peace be-
tween Spain and Mexico. The breach between
Austria and Sardinia also remains unhealed.
The Bank Of England has raised it's rate OF dis
count one half per cent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

The steamer Arabia arrived here yesterday from
Liverpool, bringing three days later news. The
triumph Of Palmerston in the election is quite as
positive as it appeared by the preyiods mail. His
gain may be set down in round numbers at about
fifty votes in the House Of Commons. This gain
is found in the return to the House of some twen-
ty-fye sO-called Liberals instead of Conservatives,
aud Of as many members who will support the
present Premier through thick and thin, instead of
independent men, who, while following him in
some things, are pretty sure to oppose him
wherever, AS in the Chinese question: the idea Of
moral right and wrong is involved Such is the
result with the four hundred and seventy members
already elected; and we see no reason to suppose
that the hundred and hrty-ive yet to be returned
will materially change the aspect of the House
We regard Lord Pamerston, therefore, as sure of
such steady majority will render him, for a
time at least, virtually the dictator of England.
1t is said that something was contributed to this
result by report, set OIL foot by the Ministry that
the Chinese Emperor had disapproyed of the con.
duct Of Governor Yek and had ordered him to
make peace with the English upon any practicable
| 'N'"iS' ihlo ItPVrl was ett aIodt Two UT tnrce
days before the arrival Of the Oriental mail When
that mail came to hand, the report proved to be
groundless; but as an electioneerng trick it had
already answered its purpose. Ii now appears
that, instead of making peace, the Chinese will
| fight to the lSst
| The Parliament being thus elected. the next
question is, Who will be Speaker of the Commons
| The candidates spoken Of are Mr.. Baines, member
fer Leeds, AID My, Ftzroy, third brother Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

Among the bills finally passed in both houses yes
terdsy are those to define the powers and duties of
Courts of Special Sessions, excepting the cities Of
New-York and Albany; the bill for the better pro-
lection Of emgrants-a the law of l849; to
establish regulations for the port of New-York; to
regulate the government of the NewYork Central
Park; to enable the Supervisors of the City and
County of New-York to raise money by tax; to es-
tabsh the bulkhead and pier extension lines of
New-Yord HarbOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

The telegraphic accounts published yesterday
from Col Lockridge have been fully confirmed by
the arrival of the Tennessee. Lockridge has aban-
doned all hopes of reaching Walker by the transit
route, but Intends it is stated to proceed to join
him. with such of his men as he can induce to GO
via Aspinwa and Panama. We do not exactly
understand how these fllibusters arc to get trans
portation to Aspinwall, as the Garrison-Morgan
steamers have been withdrawn. The English mail
steamers will not be likely to take them-at least
not without the payment of passage-money, which
LOckridge might find it difficult to raise. 1t is
certainly to be hoped that Lockridge may not take
this route, at least not with any considerable num-
Der Of followers. The arrival of a hundred fill
busters or 80 at Panama would be very likely to
provoke new and serious disturbances there.
Neither the authorities nor the inhabitants would
be likely TO view with much favor the employment
of the railroad to facilitate fillibuster operations
against Central America.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
THE LATE FIRE AT BALTIMORE.

The search among the ruins of the great fire is still
going on. Five bodies taken out this morning. aud
these make thirteen deaths in all 10 far More bodies
are still missing. large mass Of persons are throng.
ing the scene of the disaster watching tho search. Tbs
remains Of Mr. Buckley have not yet been found. lie
was known to be in the building when the wall fell
In regard to the insurance on property lost by the
fire Of Tuesday night it should have been stated that
the American Company at Philadelphia loses el9 ,po
and the North American at Philadelphia 80, 700.
Six bodies were recovered from the ruins to-day
making thirteen in all. Another Of those injured died
this afternoon making the total deaths 30 far htteer
The remains Of Mr.. Buckley member of the lnde-
pendent Fire Company were recovered this afternoon
The search is still going on
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
A,. .h.Ir.,l .sra. m;les an hour There

not Lees than nix and seyea miles an hour There
wps nothing, however, to prevent sssDs'Qf-she-hne
from ascending to Nankin. under the walls OF
which the English at length cast anchor on the 9Th
Of August. The effect thus produced was exactly
what had been anticipated. The Emperor was
frightened into signing the treaty of the 29th OF
August, the pretended violation of which il now
made the occasion Of new demands which threaten
new war
That new war, should il occur will probably be
conducted on the model Of the former one But
there several reasons why the English could not
anticipate similar easy success. The experience
Of that war has not been lost on the Chinese. In
the recent military operations in Canton River they
have exhibited such improved skill in gunnery and
the art Of defense as to lead to the suspicion of their
having Europeans among them. In everything
practical, and war is eminently practical, the
Chinese far surpass all the Orientas, and there is
no doubt that in military matters the English will
find them apt scholars. Again it is likely that the
English may encounter artificial obstacles to the
ascent Of the Yang Kiang should they again at
tempt it, such as do not appear to have been met
with on the former occasion. But,-what Is the
most serious consideration of all-the resccupation
Of Nankin cannot be supposed to be attended with
anything like the same terror and alarm to the
Imperial Court at Pekn which it caused on the
former occasion. Nankin, for a considerable period
past, as we'll as large portions Of the surrounding
districts has been in possession of the rebels, one or
more of whose chiefs make that city their head
quarters In this state of the case its occupation
by the English might be rather agreeable to the
Emperor than otherwise. They might do him
good service in driving the rebels from city
which, when they had got it, might prove posses
sion rather difficult troublesome and dangerous to
keep and which, as recent experience has shown,
may be held by hostile power without any imme-
diately fatal results to Pekn or the Imperial rule
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

Poison stories are often got up on very little
foundation. Such seems to have been the case with
the story of an attempt to poison the European
inhabitants of Hong Kong on the part of one All
lum. the chief baker of the place. This Album
WAS O Chinese who carried on very extensive
business, and who was reported to have added poi
sonipp to baking at the instigatiOn OF the Canton
mandarins. The story was told with all the cir.
cumstantality possible, quite equal to that OF the
late National Hotel case at Washington. Album,
alarmed for his safety, fed, but was pursued and
brought back. As he was acquitted by the jury
after trial of five days, it is fair to presume ina.
there was no evidence against him beyond the 'n''
Of some sudden deaths which could not readl' oo
accounted for. As the English insist on tue p''"
leos If noisoninp the Chinese with opium, perhaps
they NAV be inclined to think that II "ouu '0 oI!
sort Of tt-fortat if the Chinese should unu'''aA
% noson them with arsenic: 1t might hn'e oe0.
from feeling Of this sort that the charge
,be ch;ne.e baker found a credit whicn 'ne 'e'''-
m orv given on the trial did not uphold
The reports telegraphed from Calcutta 10 Dom Don,
bav about a disposition on the P',' .. VI, o"'
uas. 90 succumb. are not confirmed by the latest
... d;rect from Hong Kong. On the other
%suS !, :. stated that the Emperor r'has expressed
".nsdencs in Yeks ability in dealing with
So s':r. Some contests take place from time to
,;,no batyeeu the Chinese war junks and vesse's ol
18th feet. v vtch show no abatement Of tSt
-, IS res;stapce On the part of the Chinese.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
EAST-DAY IN BOSTON.

BosToN, Thursday AP,n 10, - a..
Our annual fSsib Wb BE s exception of barroOms all
usuai manner. haa, we're closed The churches were
pHSesp wsp g sed at the day services and the thest ',s
S svss Of fsaTsSs hs legislature sasSi .
fynyuus ~ state Government somewhat ots
a.s IN the Observance Of the day bu. the pany
ho'r raIorted 10 have enjoyed the excursion highly
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ALBANY, Thursday, April l6-l0r.x
The Police Commissioners were all cou6rrA
to day; also all the Port wardens-McMu VI
Butler BY unanimous vote, while the vote q
King and Seaman was close.
The HarbOr Masters were all confirmed eIcsS
Fuller and Dodge, who were rejected in order h
retain Schultz and Brennan, who will hold over.
The Assembly has ordered the Dred Scott r,o
lutions to third reading and is now debating u.
proposed law. The debate like the Law, Is mill aul
water, about " 'alf an 'af' perhaps little uxs
than " 'alf" water. Mr Wooster Of Hsrkir,s,
has proposed substitute for the BILL somewhat
better than the original, and it will probably pas.