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

tneir kindred Bot wheo every bad psssieo efo'sa'
inbrvssd By var and msadened by run, tee f.'ee, "a
seiassirnss eel bis oss e1iO. vi osve e'ea, ATF
ssys Mr. Bushnell, "a hasbsnd TO cell MS "ne, a..
Il l. of,r said ,b.t th se p,ct Aosos DO notsauef
much fss tia, they are insspsble Of f-esns ,ooJ no
lttlr above the bo.st sed, se aninsis IN p ec7. re
isdIfose, to tsem- dsveg i'oa % go, ~. :.
ara sbere.ih oou'eet' Bat our of'raien ' .e"s Is
thst ON The cont .ry they very seos'nve rsoe
Esdyes OF that torrl cline, they are TIVE on"dree %
The ssn. Living in zoe spsn ar, 'oey sn "A " o,s"
Sns.eoc. r. =, .uush vs ssd from Ay Their feelings
ars os,oI The sghte.t hing sxa's mem . heavea
of ~ ,x.ra or plvnres them into "a sbys OF grief
Wheo Isf TO themselves tbey s'e Careless hesdlsss.
happy rsos, fuh d anns asa d,oce, ana song. In
49, sviyan Glade under the side-s yres<ng palas
m.y he ritoasssd scenes which would delight tas
imagination Of q pastoral poet
Tfey have passioaste love Of muse The gonds-
lisr, az Venice hoasog on ,eu grsod canal were o&
n1e spontsDeous and gushing in tasir melody thas
these Africans, fosSDg Oh p-or iobsbd ssers As the
boat gldGs along the lsgeoos and rivers, tbs oGsnea
keep tnes nth rsng aso falling strain. II any inoi-
GEM curs In the sail they instantly improvise rude
poet1 sod accom- psny 1t ~ith Wild melody. Tons
even where in their boats ba nboo hut; In every
scene Of gi.aness or Of grsef at the wedding or tns
huDral-tbesr hearts fDd vent In sOna.
And do these simple children Of nature fea nofnhg
whsn torn from their hoGes and eoantyf Wan
first landed on the oosst ssys Mr. Bushnell, " ths
.sfave-8ade wS fourshng, and there were msny
'fsctores near u.s. often visted the oaTso"s ena
''suoh stterwoe and despair never saw on shy oa
imam faces" Then ligs'psss and gsyety wss Az sose
.she3 songs were hushed, and they sat silent and
gloomy. was not grief which burst iorte In ~nd
lament nor despaiz which ntrved them TO heroe re-
sists.ce but van and weary look q despSr whioh
va soehloss aad bopoess Of those doomed to die
There they sat upon the shove chained togethu now
tu,ning ast End look TO the hills and pal2 groves In
the distance and now looking 70 the slave ship which
be0a. 70 NOW ts dark tn the horizon Thus they
vstched and wept thcx s2sed soss answering to the
destIste moaning Of the sea
such is the siave-tsde, of vhoh men In this Chris.
tan lard speak In gentle phrase and which pro
pose to revive masv ras ht be found Who would not
only def.od it, but delight it, who would End 10 ths
buying 81 men, not only the mOet lscr 4tve oon0erce
bat the most eIoping sport. When Capt Smith con-
ided to his experience in slave ship bis eye shot
fire ss he depicted the scenes on the Affssn coast
All r. said the hero, " thss's the place for fan !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

StIcIpT Michael Schwartz, young German. com
nitred suicide OIL Saturday MOI ming at No. 80 Green
~ich avenue q German house OF IL repute by cutting
bi. thros, with razor. 1t appears that he entered
the bsr.room at sbou 10 O'Clock, apparently in fine
,prh., al d after drinking glass Of ale .ked for
room. One was shown him, and Noon aher he wa
fourd in it with b. throat cut, and bleeding TO death
The razor with which the deed had been committed lay
beside him. and was one which he had brought with
him. In bis poci ct was found the following note:
"Weafisd Of life, sno Departing, sought my death
in ibe Ru,sisn war bu. vas fooled By the peace aud
ssme 10 Amercs, where also, could find no pesse OF
conscience; and tired Of life, 90 TO the other world
there TO SEEK peace. (Sigbedl NIoHAKL SclwARrI.
Coroner Perry beH a, hquest upon the body, and
the jury rendered verdict of Suede -
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APPOINTMENT BY THE GOPERNOR

By dad WIN Ws aaVIee aEa o0HNHF y I1e DeEu0
LOAN CoMMIssIoSERs - Chemuag-FraDois 90 Ing
vo.d Fiuirs In pscs Of h. Tonisssp rssisned Orsuss
John Head place Of John Wilson, d.csAsed scbuylsr
Eugene MEpes, Orange; kobt R1ss BcIds 10 place OF
Edp und Brown steubep-Csorge Ess BstRi George w.
Pratt Corning. UsteIPsteI CIAp. jr, William h. a"~syn
prstohoster-Dsnie mcCord, sLs Sing
koTARns PUBLIC.-Absny-Jsnes Briee, Albany.
BroOme-wilsm r. Osborne, Bnsss@.A Cssnsnso-
hsep.ie; james Van Ssossbss eisAkl Jeas.s'H-nsia
w Weeks, Watertows. New .Ysrt -Alesr GslAn, Eds"
Irving Clarence g. Mtcben On~ids-Richsrd A Park, w =
teIvIe Oeaos-Riley H. Goddard hsdiSs In place OF j.
NJ resigned. Otseg p-AlbeTt q. Moore. Norris
Opoodssa-jroh Sherman, S,rsSuse. Rsn..elser-rtscy
Tsyl.r and J. Buel, Toy 81. LswrseseILafe ushsI'
Potss.s H. H. MerTis. OgdeBsbersh. SiesbeA Daniel
Howell Bath saIstoss-Wihsm I. SsymoaI, waterford.
WMkinso1-H. f. BsueIo0 Salem
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before JsssAs Bcsssaa. vbs tAsrsPa h,s~sNy de.
charges her husbssA. Theme. Wia's,e. fsa ca d.
He souls OF have boa srsssA bat fo< tho hs t,sG
hs ~.'s sister saIc ts't ,hss " ,.ters Ssa lsalel
pstoi b tho hsss, ssd 'hrestss.S 70 k,u 10 ~.
Nm, wint4ss, - sew - esrs Il ast quite % ssnp~r-
sis and sdsstrisss - ssns # The psies vssA make
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

CAPrrRk or BuRGI ARs.-About 3 O'Clock yeetrrds ~
uoTpips kree bu,sp entered the house OF Nj Wm Muller
No iieStt Nth false ksys and e-inf 70 pund-i
H. when who outside the wsicn rave me
alarm they al rusbed into the street seFs.s eore o.
the Ward Poioe passing 81 the tiua. ACC
Smith locked up for trL his eoniederAss have
not been arrested.
Thc.. Morton. Scotch lad W. arrested yesterday
ciAised with having b.loSsy entered the store ThonA
Morton No I'll South street. With inten 70 steal ee.r k
He Wa loeked up BY Jusnce Brennan fol- trial
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(kivseolDs0Wki
Tm IMPERIAL I HoreaRAPH.

- nan,y and ~ s rs ssss,s<s ppicsssa ~
he ~ si,hssss saAs sslikss< BsAsr. Gsn<y. Ne -
BrsaIssy. nsx
Exs Hsvs-r AKs PMM
~ vtAst . ,srsud n the tsssy Of rhstssnSAy. "
BsAey's Sssits GO s6 prssucsa ssss hin aAss 4sa
4 posAAf pris~
hArSaf.L RsDc1tos 0ssr
be- been rsis ssA eep>tocst u psrssssre s GASy
utls IL ssakfy ~ cssstsasy lspOvsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

CRUSHED TO DEATH BY hAcaIsERf -Corooer Hls
held % Iqse.t SAsrosy the Sev York Hospital upon
The body Of Pstck Enict as,ivs OF ssnl s years Of
An vss sa the edcoes OF r-csvei By bias
cs.It d machinery at GsAsss fuaI vatlst aesa.
n }nash-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

tbs CASH OF MRS WISTxRs-SHE Is DIscoVsRTD
IN IHE ToSbs.-Cspt HGst of the Seventeenth We'd
Police on Saturday msr.ins discovered the ~sman
Ehzsbeth Winters. who hss been messing from her
residence, Ne. Isl Fus avenue, sizes Sunday last
She va found locked in the rombs, where shs las
beea foe nearly weck, a. is stated, charge of ia
ooxicatisa u,der tie name Of Sc sar she no. wishing
70 dLxnss - nsns u her ssasd. SAs We taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
CITY ITEMS

The fret Spring month began rather gioOmily. The
tiy was cle~ during the forenoon but there was a
damp chilling breeze from the NORTH which was enough
10 keep Of all the genial influence Of the suns rays
. The afternoon was cloudy, duh, cold with lsadea-
gray aspect and Winter tsmpsrature-toe sort OF
weather improved by suicides aud hypoehondriaeA
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IAdvertisement
THI IMPROVED PHOTOGRAPH.

n. public shOula Nc, omit an Inspection Of t's ps
compliment OF the CsmsTs It 'e'm' !" p's" -.
In Nh. AT of Por,rature. PstsIes whss
90. Ger, un.asn.s. By ..y means Whatever are ss~
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r, HEB hitherto Photography has bess de~"'e
of.st.j,lra TIE IDpsrA PsotoGsph MAJ b eAA'shss
B,.pr. Gallery. No. Sc srosdsT.
~ 800. ii revr,dusps sovass Of Portrait. By Ph'tsFS
r,ess,l, bee. the subject Of many and 'dsssas -
movements Asy requisite number Of Ao d~'. Of D's..f
,,n. on Painting Baa sketch pr'duoei - rssesy
.s.ytr,, are priBteS from pss Their e's' 10 sss S
Bs.pY bs. s.t.blshed eopyns depsrt~sb It As os''b
p.,ors desiring copies Of Pictures VII mas ~. "a
ar, no. more expensive than asss enc oJ VI s's
method
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CHAyGE OF GRisD LlRcIsY.-Rschel Lee, 9 col
ored BY Lieutenant hArreAn Of the to
WsTd police. charged with stealing k de.s vau d a. 80
from ElleA Hamilton IL LEONARD street Ihs
prop ny 'surd pawnbrotss In West Broadway, A'a
the ticket for Ii. Tossev.on OF the scese
the locked Up BY Justice o.
born fof a..
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IAAvsrt1seoesSl

retired Physcisn, who-e ssad =. = Lac. 1 -
u..y rvp dsoo,,'e I'D. -si. a.ss csssss ~ a
$500 az p,.Ss, Tss rsm -, dI:o.s ws.ssS v e
OF, cans a.a.s,sr1. &c: .:ss .. Z. :n::.x -
ss .ssGs tean... - r.ss sansW q. ~,s.. -
oD - ss % % 90. s. s,:s I . 49,
= so.,as. 90 ths c,o'ps. ~. nd Hdar.ss
psJDssi q ~: 'i.:a s:' Ne 10 Quintet. ys1ss On -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

AsoTHrR SrIcIDE.-Rob-rt Organ young msn
ct nten peIsie hsbi'. committed suicide =: Ne Is Sai,sn
street Saturday BY taking vhGe shSfns anter
deTsesson VI nDd caused By ietaper1nce Coroner Hill
held q qaes upon the body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

isAcd ru'oa's Arssgb We asrtss'a and ssssbsn per.
sbas - hsssut, enc fIsa H.snisd 10 81 Js.sp,s.
sss saa<scr from D. Lass 70 the ssst,vessrs socseS
fstrc Is sko rssS. di-sisg no vs> from the Miss'-
gss Ces'rJ. rs,s hg hse Dssoit ssfts ~ss' 70 arsst
Hsves On Lske Missiesa These sre ssiy the bsdsss
error des-p isns b ths vsg q lads, Bat they
are esossh - eestrsy the vsns Of The NAP ~ guide
fts stangtrG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

t. OpERAs.-We are soon 10 have two Opera
Companies before the public; one at Nlbo', under the
management of Max Msretsek; the other at the
Opera House, led by Msur'ce Sirsiosch, with rha-
berg as an isterested party. Tns SuAhosoh Company
propose to give forty representations
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fAdyertisemsntl
IAdvertisenehNI
Tus nav March 2, Mr.. Oliver B. GoLDse0s1

.... ! .he.p cla>sss tor teaching bis beaaufs -
% P.ss.s,aIp Only % % for Inc ooaI.s 81 Tea
r - c...~s AZ IL and o'eIoct p m 0eexen 49,.
~ ySlc o M Terms for Bookkeeping REDUCED '"
=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

The Concert Of the Amencan-Mu,ic Association was
ucceesnl The audience VS. large ard atestve the
music go N and the eSecutants CLEVER We would par
tary Tote the fec. thai Guilmets the basso of the
Pyne tropes cow a resident vocalist Of this city and
vas one Ct the stars Of the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

q d. Johnsoas Railroad and Township Map Of the
), IT waseru States" just puoh,hed, .eems to be q
s,.,g --,le Of the kiod, and be Ns certificate Of
surs.y as - boundsr,ee from the stonal Surveyors
In Railroads, howsve<, there are some extraordinary
&.ooveres FIRST that thesc roads have NO names, sad
Looai. hat thers e Isirssds 10 "a appearances NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

Husasys rA..sr cs:M,sc 70 - 80
x:S5 = /" +" "'"'' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

THE NEW DOMESTIC RAMA Al DA ..u.
-Toprbt sppouDc.d for tss 6rs ns,d pronss 80 -
h.o, .,n from Lond BY the snhor % B.nsss Nsssus
!. r.eesentsd 20 b . powerful J'~n'srn' tsscssss
taac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

The Lsls fr he ~ Ots Le~ Of &c ailiss Ter The
sew Reservoir vere spcaed o. Saturday. Wa
take. At par. osIy . s.eio I'D v~yas from zero. ssd
that wss ooly Ter 81. 40 st lei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

The MsIch term of the Court Of General Sessions
commences this morning with the following calendar of
cases for dsposal Among the murder indictments are
those Of Mn. Cunningham and John j. Eokel, for the
murder Of DR.. Burcell, though The Gaze will not
nrohsbly be ready before April:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

ABoY SHOT BY AWoHAs.-MTgarstta Leach, 70
siding at No. 3sS Twelfth street. was arrested on Sat
urday, charged with shooting boy named Thomas
Costello, nearly putting OF, one Of his eyes with
buck shot with which the pistol was loaded She de-
pie. shooting the boy and says that asshe was putting
up her shutters he came along and called her infa-
nous name. and wrs.ted the shutter from her. She
saws, further that some one else sho, him She gave
bail to appear for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

a., ,.r "a, ~ssh rroet.es isto Ia e.so the se.s.-
IL. s-s',o, %. =. tss.s ssss NJ. s.ss, 81, =
poo. .s The ..sI .. Ts :s: a .s ss:s sc.
.scs ~. - ess .co...~qsA 10 fr ., p.iA'
sit hb ,Li'y bss -rsea,al 6sstrosA Tue Pa 90 o.
s.ss.., ~ q u.'. '''1c.c. Of s's san !. =.
-. d TIM ce.eried dl.ret-yc N-d saaA-. .sd. 70
The i've. q -. .,ssD. ~ I.s C-rr-.sss r'a.-
tbs on r-orS rritisy Church -ia No 60
Ss ~. 2 '."t = =. p.S- q "a. ,.ii-sI .pSsss
has s-e from tsrict .h-t- its 'S'es ose< ssl ayr
b.. ri,..d 80. 10 70 81. .. r. .s ., .ss .s.
s .F. n., ND e. aIary .as .o.ss.s s.c
ss .e sscrg'ins b, ~ Of tee sr~. e.p.,. Of snse
u.su, psr.y soS sa,ia.si ~. sr asss..,..s
srshs orb 'hsp.ivrs But 800 "a !. ne % fave 49,
b.vs Sees p led IN rrr.i dis'cs r..dy ~ti her zap.
reSO.H.D,.. TO nah. Prvs.a .ssa "a: sn'qoey a.'ss
hsOs bod thi' to se 10 se.i i.s'on 81 his, Csss
sDe s.,. Rr.' o. ne s' 1 ~. sps, re ~os va
oct e 4spes Though the plan has 20 e~sn t'rnsS
.ssi-. 70 the v.ssy Say ,hs ey b.v. r-spsaed to ~ sp
pals IN b. bsf OF the cssutus dsrss below Cs.As.
bys svy burdnA ,, large .s,s %
ob,s esacee, h ssi';sd Ihs cls fe. Of se ,.s,
er.rEed pah os. for 's sr.u'.d' .daesen OF hd.s
i is ss esu one ass md
forty ur In 81 r.us and slsre number IN 81 Johas are
Who have rot ben Cd .sssd any oGs wsshp
Trinity churtA opened t.ioe day ,hrosehou the yes ts
for aid lay .to are .ops, ed to csa %; vat
.e relieve uO. y ss nees s.,. been ns s os.
pert the city has been virtually made ad OF Ia
bor has bsu iofused into the miaisa
tons Church ePorN aud spiritual which cpmponsstes
degree the lost support Of the religions sos-ses
removed TO other drcts In the midst Of al thus sAFns
en, viii tive Der eer.y re.ens ~inn hi: ssa
si'h little its desn'ion and DO
votir hemsevs the relief OF Ia wants Trinity Gnu Oh
fpds herself s,ssed tdhs to her trus oy hos" ir e
nos part rassed amid the social nsaities OF
III upper disics and IN anespss reaolsni with hda
senc@ and luIuf US es,e r..
spFpsed By me when .sis PLAZA vas brought Ter
that cOuld be folly carried until consdase Por
fiol OF the properly Church should sv
abe for p1 pos-. IL ouy rIpsced hs' oesnuaf
shuc BE- che In iis oudues saoad
nav, practical scopon However the desire TO pat
soD earlier period the unexpected aug
OF her debt only such tesre hope-ss bat
the; be further pss'pned or Posey defeat
"a without . pr udert husbsncry ot her resourses
For III. better loo Of this point stssmsat
of Ii. revet ord AIRY eIendues OF the Corporation N
III. year ending s0th APrii. lS5S
Fsou, srospd rents Of real S6I SO y
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slttcr q


Allo-1oe s and Doosii 'ns.....eilI.as =
LoALt.sssss'sss. ssss..s'ssssss " - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

CRY MoRrAL1r.-The City Inspector reports 4is
deaths during the past wesk-s decrease oft~o as com
pared Nth the week previous. The following exhibits
The number Of deaths during the past two weeks
among adults and children, distinguishing the sexes
Men wYnen. Boy. Grs F'tsl
Weei esdiDs Feb s....ss 10 LEA 1H 4S
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowirg; Consumption, 81 convulsions (nfantlel, %;
infamIpetian Of the LANCE, ~ scarlet fever Al; mss
aes. 7; narusmus inSantie). 81 dropsy 10 the head
10; small pox, 6; Group 10. There also 8
deaths of bronchts5 ofaptpeT, 6ofcopge,tion Oft
brsip 9 of disease Of the heart. ~ Of inflammation
Of the brain, Of hopping cough, prem xure births,
10 s,illborp and IA deaths from violent causes.
The following 10 . classification Of the diseases ard
the total number of deaths in each clss OF disease
Bones Joints &C. S. brain and nerves, 1903; generasive
organs heart and blood-veeses, II; lungs, tkrost
&C., III; cd age, 3; skin, &C., and eruptive fevsn
So s,iuborn and premature births, ~; stomach,
bowels. and otner digestive organs 81 uncertain
seat and general fever-, IS; srnary organs 4-ot Al,
44S. The number of DEATHS compared with the coz
responding weeks of 1855 ana 1856. vas IS fellows
Week ending March 5, 1855, 5S2; week eodins March
|, 1885, $50; week ending Feb. -, 1897, iS
The nativity table gives S3i natives of the United
States, ~ Of Ireland, 30 OF Germany, OF Eogland
Of Scotland, each Il Belgian and France, ana
unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

The ATTEMPTED AuRDKR IN ELIzABETn STREET
Emma Green, alias Mrs Lilly. who was shot last
week at assisnaton house in Elizabeth street, oy
some man who is unknown, still lies at the New York
Hospit suffering fsom her wounds, but her symptoms
are reported TO be slightly improving She on Satur
day made a, affidavit that Thomas Huff who was at
first suspec1 of being the person who sno her, was
not that person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

ThB LETTER rAkES BIT Mr. BurBEB.-rbs fol-
swus u . osPy Of tss Letter who, Mr.. B s,es tss&
hsn It, owner, De Asstbolsa, dGinx The prsessl-
ines u the Frensa Exxsdiess case % ThxAsy last.
The letter in ~ sss n Fn2oh,
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-03-26
Salt Spring

We are glad to learn that the Salt
Spring Company have at last consented
to open their door to the public, and have
issued their certificates. We were fear
ful the company had concluded to confne
the profits of their mandatory TO the
members, but we learn the delay has been
in consequence of the determination of the
original proprietorS to see the mdnu(ac-
tory of salt at their works fully secured,
before they would issue their stock to the
public.
This is very commendable and will not
only secure a valuable consideration to the
share holder, but will secure a desidera-
tum 10 the inhabitants of the West. Moth
ing is more devoutly desired than a good
article o. salt, manufactured in these
parts. All the stock has been paid il
under the charter and the company have
so fully completed their organization as /,
render this certain. They have organ.
lied two companies, n under the direc.
ton of that old pioneer, Thomas Thomp
son the discoverer Of these valuabl,
springs which are situated lin Lancaster
County, Nebraska, and that other SAT,
and careful guide Capt. Clemens, nov
ready to start for the springs as soon a
the weather will permit.
We learn that this company have con
cluded to make their depot, for the deliv
cry of salt ON the Missouri River, at III
iourishins town of kenosha, where tn
salt will be shipped North, South an
East. The day is not far distant, whe
we will have salt ut something like
saving price. Those that are intereste
in this company may rest assured tina: br
a few months will bring a dividend, f
there Is no mistake but this will be a pay
ing institution.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-03-26

IN~ToLERENcE OF SPAIN.-The Govern
ment of Spain has issued a decree that
allows no religious controversy, and hat
viii not tolerate any infraction Of this rule
whatever, nor permit any journal tomake
any comment upon the Holy Catholic and
Apostolic faith. Nor shall it be permitted
to discuss the opportnness of religious uni
ly." The good Bishop Of Tudela is SO de-
lighted with this decree that he has offer
ed the warmesl thanks to the Queen for
her care of his church. "The accused
herelics aud followers Of Luther" Che
says) "wilI thus learn that the Church,
though prosecuted never looses her eour-
age. She may be borne down, but she
will speedily rise again with renewed Wig
or. The Church, as the Blessed Leo has
said, may not, cannot, and never shall be
overcome"
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-03-26
ApOstrOphe to the steam Engine

Evidence of hooman progrizz beia onwardz!
Forty years was the children of Israel
A gittin threw the dezurt from the table of
faro,
Ef yew had been there with a pillur of fer
By mite, and yure cloudy COLON of smoke by
day,
Yew'd a put en- threw in 40 hours
Inter the land loin with milk and bunny
Too the establishment of the Jebusights,
The High-vites, Hit-tights, Git-tights and
Philistians
And wunce it tux some weaKs to go from Bos,
ton
Too Hartford in Konetikut, and munths
To wreech the plaisc where Sinsinnatty stand.
Now famed for death deal in slawter howses
And pacEin pork in pieces seutable
To bake with beans, and to fry out for vary.
Gus
Cullinery perperces, sich as fryin d~o-nots,
Now theas ~jurneys can be Finished mp
At short motifs with n~eetness and Dispatch
Sheen that the human mynd is Kapabel
OF kontinooal deN %elopment in skience-
ENidense OF progress!
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-03-26
Change of the Council Bluffs
Landing.

VIC NuuNlSiuHu lhdN Nv $50
business men of Council Bluffs, have, for
convenience sake, and in order to avoid
delays, determined TO receive their freight,
at their old landing near the Larimer
warehouse. That certainly, Is a most
sensible conclusion for them TO arrive at.
This landing, which is only about two
miles and n half above our city, is alto
gether preferable, TO the n they have
been trying TO use for the last year or
two etween Council Bluffs and Omaha,
and is quite us n ar to the former town.
1t is only about four miles across the boz
tom to that city, whereas by the meander-
ings of the river, it is nearly twelve miles,
and those twelve miles very difficult of
navigation, owing TO the frequent changes
in the channel, aud numerous sand bars,
II is a point of the river always dreaded
by boalmen. by returning TO their old
landing the people of Council Bluffs will
receive their freight by from two TO foul
hours sooner, than by the one they have
tried TO establish, between that place anC
Omaha, and they will also have a bettel
road over which to haul their goods
O naha, being owned principally by Coun
Gil Bluffs men, it was thought that j
might aid the growth of the former tow
by establishing a landing between tn
two places, and leave the change for tn,
last year but the business men of Coun
Gil Bluffs find that it is paying too dea
for the whistle" and they have resolve
to look after their OWE interest in the flu
ture, and let Omaha take care Of Itself
Hence this exhibition Of their practice
good sense, by returning to the use c
!, their old landing below their city.
, In times of low water, goods intende
for Omaha, can be landed on this side, ;
' Bellevue, and thus the shadows and sant
bars between he Council Bluffs landin
and Omaha may be entirely avoided.
would involve the necessity of only twely
miles land-carriage from Belleuuesr
Omaha, and the arrangement would |
particularly agreeable TO boatmen.
IL would be better for Omaha to receive h,
freights here, than at the Council Bluf
landing, as there is but little difference
the distance, and by landing at Bellevu
Re the expense and delays of ferrlage aero
lie the Missouri would be saved.