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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

THE BRooKIrs EVENING SoHooTs.-The evening
schools opened on the 9th Of last month under favor.
able auspices. At the conclusion Of the FIRST week the
atten6snce was found 10 be larger than any core.
spending week heretofore. There are FIVE schools IN
operation, all Of which are well attended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
bea. nastor nj the Fropt-streel

Tie Rev. George Hughes, pastor Of the Frout-stree
Church Trenton j. has recently been appointed oin Sec
retary Of The American and Sennsyvsns Sesmers Friend
Societies. lie has removed 20 Phsdelphs and entered
the jutie, Of his Office field Of labor embraces Ptnnsy
vsnia Delaware, and the south part of New Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

oS,l. ~ -, -hr slol.d zee p',s-ti ~.s. rorsy I,
st % ays,sr .tsHt wen tee tussess haa -sd, bees
It'd 80 such irs rgosvss sds re; uoteT h.t been
Rid = he s-fe1is-. fcn he bsr.1s 40 Eyer q the
r,a ,ao iiue before ths - Hss. e. fsern oeaaiti,pi
n t-y ,dvsocd bt sSr the Notds return
- &c ,dast az ob.iesi e. P,d witaoot any
oe thc It tA- defendant y nts 70 Pay r-n
II tue thee Par1egts 10 very oelacty
sc9 sr6 ,sc erofy - lie - nesa, evdonT oon'1se
g psf 4 January @ rty the s-escJ scc tue sane ~
uste by tire fefud at afterwards we're 70 Pay
fo1 e.t vhea ts p..rtg ,c IN August DER wsses seuf
psis I'd a. ort.N1te' y zee bosde vic t5e exception o.
b. Brrdo vho wod ~ sve Gnyth,s 50 ihe dew EcsEt %
servs az tie psyneas dg,ilg The r'Hsys Of Der So
seuoe Hcor CurIinsher1 states 'fG. 81 6c time toe sS
were sdv.ncee sse u.utoned the stices re'Petyesy
~ which ,Ae opey wc1d be appropriated The deends-t
sr The P-n.f returned soc tod her hoy The "a ,sey
a. srprcpted hice voad spreSr 10 disagree ~th
H.o-'s ,,s-uent II be the that tie eotdsut made al
end stvarcs the sccun would be mere u sn
6,ch,s,d The pisna wo1d hsve been ct ssrVce for the
r-po.e u ch.sng wages Ped in sdvance At Itervie~
IA jay ss Helen dcPoses tt he pant'f assed
her er Il. money thi her mother told seg she 6sd no
70 rve 20 herr Tne rlSnia then said size would a.
10 her the deiesdsnt In acc ter way-thus tncmSng
GA. abe would her There wa no statement
kr that ID. re- was nott,ns % h.t effect AZ
70 the TESTIMONY Of another witress for the defendant rssrt
TO coryersson With tho plaintiff IN Jrne that psntif said
nothing due her Cannot Psce 'ucA rsne on .ee
nony disregard other plain and irresose conen
consider tie plsf entitled 20 osaLee u 80 " JAM
sses Decides coats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

AMERICAN NOMINATION FOR THE AssrNBLY.-A
meeting OF the members Of the several Councils in the
Fourth District held last evening at No. 50 Fast
Broadway, FOR the purpose Of nominating candidate
Tor the Assembly About thirty persons were present.
Jas. A. Dolsn was unanimously nominated. 1t was
decided 10 publish the result in some one of the daily
papers and the meeting adjourned without any farther
business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

Te orys sto.e G. Dr.. J hulfors, correr n L,istt
rld CrGenr.cD stfse.s Or Mulfs-G utftr -aGtely 6j
tot stick !o the prescription sai Tie medi,ne sives
L. Lin az sdGir.steied TO the child. re.ultSi Ia
dne'Ih Gle NOS. iDPoras. port;en Of the eTiterse
tten i. Chat Of Dr. MY.for5. which l. a. fclloss:
u AVlioro. reeieins at No. i31 Greenwict street.
ti:s s-eIr, stys- ragsft have ~, Stote &C The
r. LsiFht ED OrteLvioh srses ,orr-e the Pre-
spOr nasksd u 30 that made up 1t r-T stes st
he az eytarE mSco tie prcsrpeol ocer.f except
II esouiion q rortye frd tat pct ~ stfen6Ps
rfair scps ooset .bs. .t soutor made cesriirs
otte United States Phsrn soo ed net Itni lhs heseu
DIS soutor L. the cid rot ~. tWo cschr,s
o-csrd bt cry d-sehu1 r-rdes ritts-e of stort
three by tdGps simple s-p this nsdo about one ourr
tsn osed or have otc5 N this stern snco tho let Ct
September; purchased Ire o,e from Dr. kerber; the prep
all sde CT lccre cre % the store Il haze
acTvcd tine years in drgf aud have PIT r,suy
scr.poasj Twas rrr through store 70 reruse ny me-
ic;ueA ,bs might know vhs; had ir ny store tie
rnsrted email clip Of pspet the strength ofthe ncd
cre eocord this marx there wou Rave teen Two grains
Of srpbt1 Of morphine % the d-aehra Of ustor.
On the facts eesented to thom by the various wit.
pesses the Jury rendered verdict that Ellen Powers
the deceased, cana to Der dasth "by congestiou Of
"the brain caused BY en- over dose Of morphine ad.
"ministered during the night of the 5th inst. The
Jury believe that the medicine given to the child
"w~ insccprstely prepared BY the druggist, j. l..
"Muiord, and ,hs. he is oensurablc In not having fo
"ewec tie directions Of the phyzican's prescnp-
" tons"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
SUPREME COURT GESssAL TEes- Oct - Bsfore
Judses MITCHELL, cLE&Ks and DAVIS.

judges Mrrcanl, cLsxKk ard DAWES.
II will be remembered that aone tlnie sioce MeSsrs
French Railway dcf,rteIs rvselcd Ausnss Parrot enc Of
thes cisnt. from The band; Of TIE 9paty M.,shs ~:
supeEo. Court motion was Ao osde in the Supreme Court
On IL rno.on decision va. rendered today that the pro
oeedins b. u,rended I the present until the .eruinson Of
srpctl the, directions had bcen given that Mrs Cunning
IKE she vss rot there and be present Tue
day er 18th inst to which tine the CoaTt"ss saourneo
DECISIONS.
Crcghan, &c. &C., agt Livingston, ct a.-Order
sppeaiei fr1l. ncdifta in part Mitchell T..
Beekmsr. &c. agt. The People, Nc.-Order FOR
h Bsrsss rotations 10 take out letters Of administration
Henry Greenfield was admitted an Attorney of the
SPECIAL TEKs-Bofore Judse PyssopS.
lrs Langvotby sgt. The Wl.isnssurgh Ferry
Company for defendant en- demurrer by plaintiffs
Thomas Bent ct al sgt. Calvin Bil!ug.-Judgment
OpSta on By sa Sssnd s s .c. Stab
Of reference TO Rchse H. osdcn BY defendants
Aaron Herrick aet Oliver II. Jones, implicated
Sccomrsnt OF dcfen'sr. Jones Dismissed by deendsnts
Geo. Robbins agt. David l.. White. Ac--Judg.
mtnt ior plaintiff demurrer. BY defend,nts default
Reuben Ounce agt Joseph ioxie impleaded; &c.
Richard McDowall, &C.. agt. Abel S. Edgertou.--
Complaint dismissed, BY plstuar. default.
BeIj Blossom, &C., agt. Edmund Champion, &C.
NJ ticn for trial deried pro lorna.
Wal er III. fraDhDn tgt. hOpeTt q. StUphc, Ekccu-
to-. &C -Deftndsuts default. Judgment FOX plaintiff.
Stephen W. Gsines.--Judgnent for plaotif, s3,99J
a. snd decree Of foreclosure and sale.
John Z. Howard agt Nathaniel III. Fowler ct al
Defe- isIts tssllt Judgment for Ilailt!f.
Charles 4 Davif:on. = Judgment for plaintiff,
H. and decree Of foreclosure and ale. Adjourned 20
Friday, Of II q m.
Before Judge ROSWELL
DECISIONS.
Geo.W. HBmsn. &C., agt. John Anthsny.-Moton
denied, witacut voss
The People ex rel. Patrick Murphy sgt The Board
Of Poice CGss al canned to Saturday, Oet H. At III M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
suPlRIOR COCRT-SPTCiAL TgRa-Oct s-Beiore Judge
HOFFMAN,
DLCIsTON..
Jobn Konoe IA Not Joho l. Warner and W Thomp-

tONN "Iu IHUHIP-
son JudTmeD; for plaintiff demurrer.
Chaies l.. Wlett aet. ,Iaues Stringer and others.
Melton for additional security denied without costs,
John S. Paterson aGt. Samuel Perry, 40 Defend.
a.: leavo withdraw biz petition under 122 section.
RucOf Garieue sgt. X. A. LOeschee. No order
r srnstiou o. adverse patty proper but summ3ns mdor
Revived Sis.ut.s-RoIm of surnunons
Fas' River Bank agt. VIM. Dreamer. Judgment for
p,aln.lE. n oenurrer b, cefen6snts dolauI,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

BrRdr .RY.--No 1919 Fifth street the residence Of
IT, Rev. Psrsop Hovey. was entered By burglars the
evening the 7th AFTER sing through tie se.ond story
vey debOIsy opoDg drawers and rejecting scch clothing
ewe.-y &c suited .hei. taste-wica they carried
with thernbey made their 70 tho third story from which
they Fave reiterated cpste,y-Stscovering
hsps Mr.. Hovey In Lis study hearing Of the sdy
spp:oseh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

THr TrEy.--The twenty mile trot by Prince against
lime, advertised to come of yesterday over the Cen
tsrvle Course did not take place. We shGN comment
0. length on the matter tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09


CuRcUs MaTRTMoSIiL SsARL.-The loss Of the
Steamer Central America has developed an instance Of
family complication rather unusual in society and
witch bids fair to involve thoso interested in .iga.
bOn which VIII unfold singular system of morals tina.
srs:sat least in this case in the substratum Of New
SoEk lie. Among the passengers by the Central
America, from California was o coored man. for many
years resident In this city, and who possessed of
rea estate and money TO the amount of s. 600 When
It wa known that the vessel was lost and the name
Of the man was not reported among those saved a
woman applied to an attorney TO procure etters Of sd.
nisraton on the estate in her behalf she claiming TO
be his wife. He was about to draw up the papers,
when another attorney was also applied 10, for sim
lar purpose by another woman, whose marriage dates
pYior 10 tast OF the frst An interview ives had be-
tween the attorneys OF the rival claimants aud they
subsequently became apprised Of the existence of q
bird elamsn. 70 the estate in tho person Of woman
6ho was married 10 the deceased al time in.erme
d8te between the marriages Of the Others. But Il
Anything were wanting TO moro fully complcate this
case Of family relationship, il was developed by the
COZ tesson Of the wife first married. in which she stated
sla after she had separated from the husband she had
lsain married and fur hermorc that the second bus
band was s,so on board the Central America at the
tIne sho sank and was also lost. Bat as there was
reciprocal bigamy. neither party aggrievcd 10 law
BY the action Of the other had been in condition to
make the act the basis Of criminal prosecution, aud
By common consent their mutus, peceados were over
boxed and each enjoyed their new partners without
nolee.stion. But as The second husband was no. 80
uDats in the possession Of this worlds goods as the
ars, and as both were dead the wife Of the two hus
Bands lone Of which was the husband of throe wies)
decided to make the most Of q dead husband who
Nss Of lite value to Der living.
The application for letters Of administration viii DO
sHd with the Surrogate, by the attorneys Of the re-
eectve wifes, when the Surrogate shall have decided
Nat snfcient tine has elsnsad 20 nlsna thn nnart;nn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

TuE LATx ExPIosIoS-ASorArR Dr.rn.- Thos.
weoh, another Of the unfortunate vctims to the late
boiler explosion in the plaster mandatory of Messrs
ktng Co., corner Of West and Horatio streets, died
y h!s INJURIES yesterday morning, in the New.York
Hospital. By the falling timbos which Immediately
scowed the explosion, the deceased, among other in.
les, tu saiaed compound fracture Of the right leg
800 sugeen, 70 snrutats The limb, and from that
esaed he failed gradually til ths tew Of ais Death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

Miraculous Esc.YE.--On Wednesday night, as
Wn. Reynolds Of ByIam Bridge was returning to his
home from Portchester in a state Of bessy into1ica
ton hedovo bis horse and buggy the railroad track
as The Bo.ton Express train was passing down; tho
locomotive coming in contact with the vehicle, threw
him some distance into ditch, killing the horse and
shiverpg the buggy to atone where he was fouqd BY
bis sop.in-lsw. Rufus Brundige, esq., Of New.Yo,k.
Favorable hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

DEATH Sr AN OVERDOSE or PoIsos-A DRCsoI,r
CEHsURro.-Coroner Perry was called to the house
No 40 Washington street. 70 bold an inquest on the
body Of Ellen PowoIs infant child fourteen months
and sixteen days DID, who died from concession of tho
brain, the result Of an overdose Of morphine. The
deceased was taken siok oaSsturdsy last, With cough
and symptoms indicating neas.es Dr. Sarauels p.rp,s
Of Hudson strest wss called 10 sttssA tbs child. and
before leaving wrote prssoreisa Waioh ~ sset to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

VERY SrDnEs DEATHs.-Three or four days since,
a man Who has for several years kept newspaper
stand on the sidewalk at No. 16i Seventh street, was
taken Suddenly d. and shortly after expired. In haf
ar hour bis vito wee attacked with similar iness and
died. They were both buried on the same day.
family Twentieth street, consisting Of three persons
has since died with similar symptoms, within few
hours Of each other Is not this matter to which the
attention Of the Rcsden. Physician should be called
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

Erw-YoRg PosT.OTFIcE AccoUyTs-The entire
accounts last qusrtcrsi of the kew-Yok City Post
Office were In the hands Of the Examiners in tho Cen
cral Po Ofioe in this city on Saturday, the I'd inst
Such thing rever before occurred, and is really
remarkable business achievement.
fW.shiugton Star Oct. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
INHUMAV TREATMENT.
TWO lNouEsTs on ONE BODY.


10 TIE Jon, ,o| Of Non lay, xe noticed the sud len
teath Of eii - yeSs of age, ninei ,sephine A.
Gray, IepoT'ed as having been found dead bed
a. No So OItda eiieC' ana in the par graph vas
the following vtrdCt, rendered by iGry of inquest
summoned by CGoDe Cornell viz
THAT exc Csne to her d,ah on the 9th Of Mach
1857. a, No. % Deeds street about 4 o clock d. IN
from 10 TIE Jury uIknown aud the Jury b.
htye that The fable, of the chllJ AMI Mrs Uphsm with
vhon sbe residtd, though sincere in their motives
were injudiciops 10 thei tie dme,t a. her,"
Shorty after this veidic. hsd bseu aie known soma
al TIE 'Iencs or relatives Of the gid as we ae ao;m
ed, beng dissatisfied, and believing thN there were
causes for her death other those VIII ca vera pro
tuct before the Conner reQuest that an AUTOPSY of
the BODY might be made, a5o sufficient cause va,
dsyecI ed, that apolhsr aud more thorough iayes
ioa Of the case might be had
Accordingly, an su ,opsy was held on IN Law bv D.
Psge snd Dr.. e.. H.. Stednau; asoa C,roasr WIS
called In CONSULTATION by Coroner Cornell. Tne result,
was that second quest, which WAS coacladed las,
svepiDg held the body by Coroner ocoeil sod
the jury returned the following verdia: "Tb,, al
came to her death on zoe b OF Mach. at No. y
Oneids theet abou. O'CLOCK H. m from extrens
expceure ard other Suffering Iltipgen, from loo,
Sosuoued ba'bsriiy and inhu nan treatment Of her
Is'nef, oanuei W. Gray, ADD Pnilcois L 5hsm"
IN tvdetce that the deceased child was firmly
.s 20 harrow p,nk or board, With her arms pc.
aIo 'os' she was long coDiiued 10 tia. position
az Hx Is' uses oe1y was founa in t1st position
aoe cese OF "bubni'y and ich1msn tra,troo,,p
1ui % laoicialy nyestiga ed vb.o At /, sn,;c;1s,a
us s'ntpg results fiom the Influence ot wn.,;s cn,
moey termed "spui'ualisn,' will b, deysl,ped
IBO,oa J3ufaxl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
NETWORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. March H. 1857
Mr.. NICHOLS presented a memorial from 4. Me-
Ram asking an investigation into the circumstances
connected with the attempted kidnapping Of certain
Indians for TIE purpose of being exhibited In Europe
Mr. MADDEN presented memorial for bridge
over the East River from the foot Of Seventy sixth
street.
The Judiciary Committee reported favorably on the
bill providing for the reorganization of the Court Of
Appea!s.
Brooklyn was passed.
Mr.. PETTY introduced a bill TO authorize Jacob
Sharp 10 lay railroad in Broadway. In Introducing
tie bill he said that he did not desire to be corsdfred
committed to its Objects but did 20 at the request
OF parties favorable 10 the Undertaking.
EVENING SESSION
Mr. BLOOMFIELD USHER, tie newly elected
Senator from tbs Fifteenth District, sworn In and
took bis seat
The bill excepting unimproved lands Of the SICK
etts Hsibor AID Ssrst.gs Railroad Company from
taxes wss parsed.
The recess bill was reported complete, with amend
neps, but in consequence Of tho ab,enoe OF Mr..
Brooks, from sickness, II was l,id ABIDE. Il ""
ordered to be printed, and made the SPECIAL order for
Friday evening.
The bill to appropriate $50 900 for the payment Of
TIE claims Of soldiers OF The Of 1872. after an
ameI dime 1t TO include the lodi Of the State who
eryed in the war, WA ordered to third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

There appears TO day in the Advertising columns
of our paper "A S a'tmett and De'lira'icn,'
sigp'd by several vel. known CT zen' sett NJ for'h
a Gear and dis'inc. expansion Of the grounds
reasons, motives and aim Of the application now
tending before the Legislature for the repeal or
amendment of the act OF 1914 go far as ii yeats IN
the Pensioners Of Trinity Church the exclusive
election of the Board of Trustees in which IS
vested the exclusi administration of the large
landed property in this CT y given years ago to- aud
confirmed by successive acts OF the L'gi,li'ure IN
posse ssion Of the inhabitants Of the City of New
York in communion of the Pio'estant Episcopal
Church. 1t is the ohjec; Of th-se parties, and
those for whom they act, to regain tor the Ep SEQ
pal ph abi'ants the control OF their own property,
and the e,ec ion Of the Trustees by whom 1T shall
be he d and administered. Thus seems quite rea-
,or able; nor do We see any ounes OF la" or
Iigh upon which this petition can be denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

sees this, feels il. kbows il; bgs ta,d ssJs. we
&" .hsll get esr Rsilrosd completed meantime soa
Z" that makes ny forture;" or, al shall eel on
"~y lo.s at high prioes, and then les toe
"crssh xme a. coon a. ii Will We
do not ssy that it must come this yeG or next
We presume iz immediate impulse VIII BE- some
cen psrstvely trivial, probably unlooked-for Incl
dest; bu. lie real, ultimate cause viii be too much
eItrsvseance snf high living, too much building
ind sdorr ing and too little attention 10 caltivasiug
the earth; too much buy ing abroad and on time OF
ting, which we should mske at home and pay for
IS fast a. we ute ihem-su stimulated By mis-
token National policy and fortuitous increase in
the volume Of the Precious Meals. That the crash
v i'll cone too coon fer mos. Of us, msking US ne
greet that We plunged into cities aud into specula-
t'n trade ard deb, when We might far better have
stuck to frugaliiy snd tDsge, we do most earnestly
believe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

The BIi,k Church property, about which so much
has been ssii II connection with the Post Ofii,e, was
Yesterday s.d at auction in seven lots fur aggre-
gate Of $3.50 &c., $40 800 less than Pfe'iden Pierce
agreed to pay for tie whole OF IT, The auctoneer an
nourced that 49, eco bad been offered for the whole
but II sse Of the beet lot private sale for 800 900
precluded tie acceptance Of this Offer The Tines
newpsper iskss the choice lot the rest go to mer.
chants spd Insurance offices. We presume uniform,
stately aid beautiful ediice will be erected covering
the sp,iTs property.
A. was stsutly asserted throughout the late Post
Ofce controversy that the price Fixed by President
Peree on the Brick Church property was e1orbi.s,t
snd speculative, we rejoice that this objection to the
choice has been thoroughly disspated. The Others
were equally hivolous-that Of Attorney General
Gushing to the title among them. TIE Brick Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

TIE Treaty respecting Central Auerica recently
negotiated at London by Mr.. Dallas with Lord
Clarendon was yesterday ratified BY The Senate by
The close vote of thirty two to fifteen Zone more
Than the two hiros requireo) Oar cjrre.p ,ndent
state, that al but che Of the Republicans present
vot, ID to ratify. Some aneLdmtn.s We're pro posed,
but they do not seem to be msterial aud we think
they Will he reidiy assen.ed to By toe British Mn
shy. 1t possible but we think hardly probable,
that Lord Napier is already empowered to assent
10 lem.
Tn. Treaty is open TO grave ohje ,tion, of prin.
cpe, in thst it seems to bind our country with
Great Brian in compile ,ted partnership for the
rttu aion and mansgement OF Central \ nerican
afons. We could hard have coun,e'ed is n'go-
,iatiOn; but, being negotiated, We could not adsise
It's rejection. The TACT ths. it is most ls.istefu.
TO the Fihbusters, aud REGARDED by them as al i'm
pedinent to The Isaz. ion of their dreams, recon-
ciles US to lis gIavest anomalies. Messrs, Bdcha-
nsn and Cas- I'D Lot openly take ground asaiast
it, but il vas pretty vel dersood tina. they de-
sized its rejection. The Sena Q, however, preferrtd
To Keep TIE les,e Of The country ia iss Oxn hands
Iatl or than intIuss il 10 the will hood Of those
'up,tu Us youngsters; so The rresty is ralidei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

/ Prophets Of evil ale not sp. 10 win popularity
or ptlf by their ON rous vaticnstions Incre
Guilty and derison ale the first fruits of their abor.
aDd, even when the eveat too sutely responds to
jUst.fes heir pr, dietOnp, they are likely 10 BE-
regarded with resentment, as hsurg desired, ii not
conriyed. The calimi'ies which they too early or
too ,urely, kr.a.. We quite understand that the
views embodied in this article will no. b, hailed
with enthusiasm BY that large aud influential por-
non OF the community Who owe more than theJ
con pay, nor BY those who have railroads TO con-
'iruct, or uuproduc.ive property to eel. We Only
ssk of these, as Of all Others, patient hearing aud
car did Judgment Beievipg that GU: clrren.
property is b!oa.ej, unsound and fac!i.iou:-;haS
he c. mueIcal world is now on the e'e Of grea.
royusion-tbata radically new direction should be
ssen to pub ic polio, and private enterprise if No
sou'd avert this universal penl, we pressed
briefly to indicate our reasons for this conyc'op.
Eight years have elapsed since our country ucu's
discoveries Of gold in Calforis gave q new impulse.
4 Few direction, TO the enterprise OF mankind
Like discoveries IN Australia ccc6rusd AID deep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

Judge Curiss opinion in the Cd Scott case is
published at length in The Boston Courier Of We'd
Iesdsy. WeslTe TO DAY that part OF the opinion N
which The question Of negro cit'zsoshpis discusse5
concludn with the Judges iebake to bis brethren
orut dertskpg af er they had decided thai question
Of iuIi dlc.ion against the plaiuiG, to give extra
judic al opinions upon points not before them. To
saw. room We have omitted some paragraphs IN
he FIST part of tho opiOoo, embracing oaly ts;h-
,i,,l ci cussion, az to the Law Of pleading.
We ball give the remainder Of this able oPni'n
at sn ear day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

The Senate has voted to adjourn at O'Clock on
Saturday; after Which, Me-. Buchanan can go on
oppyrg the guiiloine to he "fiice'holdlns friends
viii no chit OK and little objection from any qa'rter
Bs;de Ia.IfyIg the Dallas Clarendon treay
eith Er gaLd, the Stna.e Yesterday laid the Sand
wicb Island te4'y On the table, which IS equivalent
To Ne rejection. We presume they will not get
,har &c to lay Mr.. Folsytb's $l5 coo 600 treaty
With Mexico on Tho table, as no President takes
the responsibility Of subnnansi. lti' isiltborn
of'Air