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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

.ens;b;,;tv for tho mutiuous Sepoy,, in which be
wa. certain that the country did not participate
He had Away, understood that the crima OF mutiny
must be expiated by death and at the present mo
mert be thought that penalty was required not onl!
by Justice, but by political necessity. All India
knew that SepOys had outraged English w'men'
Al India Ln,w that srtry man that mm'H'ed' e1'
pressed by his mu'iny his sympathy 'ri'h maf oh''se
All India was looking with intense anxiety 70 'ee
whether the English would or would not revenge
tho inexpiabe insult. If they did not, II any
thought Of the number Of criminals If any teeiins
Of compassion interfered with the eKecuhoner'
there was an end Of EDg!ish character u lndian
eyes.
Several other members seemed TO symPathize
10 GREATER or less extent with these fierce senti-
ments; but the feeling Of the House was evidently
with those who thought that to persist IN refusing
al quarter and hanging al prisoners was not only
cruel but mpolitic, and that the moment for elem
ency bad arrived: that sufficient blood had been
she'd ard that justice ought now to be tempered by
mercy. TIE President of the Board Of Control
freely admitted that the people Of Dude, assembled
for the independence Of their country, ought not
for a moment to Be placed in the same category
with mutinous Sepoys who had murdered their
officers and committed other atrocities, and he IN
timated IL Instructions on this point had already
been selt out to India Mr. Mauges on behalf Of
the Dire ctors Of the East India Company, va, un.
willing TO admit that tbe annexation Of Dude had
ANYTHING to do with the revolt. He took it upon
hmself to asser. that no Asiatic since the world
begsn bad been animated BY what ge call national
feeling, and be thought it quite absurd therefore,
to compare the case Of the people of Dude to that of
Hungalians or Italisns lighting tor their nation
atty. At the same time he warmly applauded the
mixture of firmness and moderation on the part of
Lord Canning which had exposed him to so much
obloquy among his countrymen in lndis, but which
was now beginning to receive the approval it was
entitled to, and which he was happy to find 80 un-
equivocaly supported by the House.
1t is to be hoped that the feeling indicated by
this debate will give check, as well 10 England as
in Inds, to the bloodthirsty spirit, hateful enough
in single ty1a1t, but which, when adopted by
whole nation, becomes horrible indeed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

We hear that there are objections to tbe ps'
osed railroad through Mercer street, Unversa
Place and the part of Broadway above Foarsees'
street, but we fail to see their force. NOBODY @
deny that the two railroads we already have on W
.ide of the town are a great public conveueDs
nd il is difficult to understand how this new o'i
can be public injury. In fact, we are persusiS
that if !. ia established, the wonder will be bow "
community evei did without it. II is no doabt d.
signed with a view to private proSt; but with N
card to the only one Of the corporators whOss 'sss
we recognize as that Of an acquaintance, nancy
Mr. Charles A. Stetson, we must cay that bic pr
tieipation in the enterprise does not seem to "'
reason for opposing it, or for entertaining tho %,
piciOn that the private profit will be unfairly sss%
Let US try the Iead then; and those who don '''
it can take care never TO ride in its cara.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
x,,r. r,d.cen,e.,. to Advertisers.

In the present stagnaton of business, Advertising is
moro than ever necessary to those who would call
public attention and patronage to articles which they
wish to dispose Of and We have determined for short
period. to offer To the publishers Of books dealers in
dry goods manufacturers of agricultural implements
and merchants in general the opportunity Of sdvsrs-
ing in THE DAILY, SKsI-WKEKLY and WEEKLY
TRrsUss, circulating all together more than 2OO, 600
copies at the rate OF One Dollar ie for one 'n'er-
sion in all of these papers This advantage, however
s not offered to the publishers Of periodicals. or to
dea,ers in patent medicines
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
The lottery business seems to be growing ID as

The lottery business seems to be growing ID as
vicinity. We notice that our respectable cokc-
porsry, The N. Y. Times, does not scrups 10 u
NIT a page of the advertisements Of lotteg u
less notorious than that in Georgia in which Mssu
Ben and Fernando Wood are supposed to take
lively interest. In this, however The Times oalj
initiates The Herald These advertisements are Nj
only immoral in their tendency but Illegal. Hb
true that large sums are paid for their insersss
and that these are hard times; but there are son'
sources of profit which should be avoided BY jour
mails that desire to preserve their own selfrsspse
or the confidence of the community.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

CONNECTICUT holds her State Election To-Day
We do not fear an adverse result; but we know
that, owing TO their superior organization aud tne
activity Of the Federal oceholders, the supporters
Of Buchanan viii poll their vote far more fnuy than
their opponents will. Thousands who disapprove
the Lscompton Swinde will be induced to "stck
to the party" under the plea that Lecompton will
ann hs overbosrd-ths it is not in issue-thst only
State questions are involved, &c; but, should
yictory be won by such arts, it will at once be
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

Oliver DAson g. Co. Of Boston, one Of the ns. =.
musicpublshipg hoases in the world and indsea
that has begun TO defect from the ordinary An''.
ibierioIisies of shee.nusc uttsrsrees tothe
Of editions Of operas and oratorios, Beethoves
forte works, etc J, have formed connection 80 ,.a
s. Dwight, ssq., of Drigifs Journal Of Ms'f, s.u
they take the business department, and proaN, .:.,
additional pages to the weekly matter, the eni. mo
music which promises to be well chosen. jadsns A
a capitol relsioua piece Of Msodelasodn. las
leave Mr.. ID. greater tins for h1 Its'sI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

The latest accounts from Mexico are not favOra-
bic to the liberal party but seem rather to point to
the triumph Of Zuloaga and the priests. The
.pirit of desertion which led to COmonfort's over
throw still prevails among the troops whose com
msnders had adhered 10 tho side of the Caasttu-
ton. The Mexican soldiers or rather the body Of
inferior officers on whom the military organization
depends seem to have an instructive sentiment that
their interes. and that Of the church conssrvs.
tves are the same, and that neither have nythins
to gain FROM rrferms in tho Government. Parod,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

II the Sepoy rebellion in India developed all At
once on the part of the Hindoo and Mohanmedan
baIbarians ferocOus and fanatcal hatred OF their
Christian and civilized masters, which, from the re-
puted mildness and ipgrained habits Of submission
to authority the part of these Oriental mercena-
ries, nobody had anticipated, it is not the less true
that the same event has called out on the side of
the Christian and civilized masters display Of the
dark side Of human nature not lees unexpected and
lamentable. To Judge from the tone of the English
press for the last few months and the decamations
ofPubic speakers, those of the clerical order,
the English nation, from having been the patron
and advocate of humanity and clcmency, where
the passions, The interests and alleged wrongs Of
others were concerned, has all at once in its own
case, been seized With tger-like appetite for
blood.
1t is very satisfactory 70 6ud that this access OF
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
New1lork DAILY Gribmtre
MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1858.
The Religious Revival.

The EXTRA TRIBUNE, announced some days
since, TO contain the most Interesting portions Of
on r.po,ts Of the preroiling Religious Rcriral,
appeared on Saturday morning, and met w'st an
e1iroord;nory sale Those ,ohO ,oish for any mum
ber Of copies mist order them at once, as but Jeo
hare been printed beyond those ordered. The price
Of single oopi<s ,c,u be cents; Of 100 copies ~ 3d.
The rtsder is referred 10 Je rst page Of this sheet
for a hsf of the contents.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

Our old and respected Clay-Whig friend, Philip
w. Engs, President Of the City LiquSr-Dealers'
Association, and hence Democratic Member of
Assembly has introduced what The Herald calls
"a new Temperance Law" We have heard of
many remarkable conversions during the present
season of Religious Awakening, but not even the
conversion of Awful Gardner had prepared US for
the introduction of q Temperance Law by Mr..
Epgs No matter: while the lamp holds out to
burp," &c.
Looking at the leading provisions Of the BILL how.
ever, We cannot give the friends of Temperance any
confident assurance that they are calculated to
effect decided and lasting purfcatisn, even, of
the Liquor business. Those provisions, so far as
they are at all novel, would seem TO be IS follows
l. The restrictions on the Liquor Traffic i'm
posed or threatened by our presen. quite loose
enough law, are greatly modified. Anybody is TO
retail who can pay Sl5 for license, and persuade
ten voters to sign his application.
2. The sellers are to be all persons of " good
moral character"
3. The penalty for selling without license is to
be $50. No imprisonment or aggravated penalty
of any sort for persistent viOlators.
4. The license money and penalties TO be devoted
to the support of Poor houses and Prisons. This
is very proper disposition Of il; but why not
rather suppress the Liquor Traffic, and have so
much less need of PoOr.houses and Prisons y
5. Excise Commissioners in this City to be ap.
pointed for three years by the Mayor and Super.
vsors.
8. Thirty days in this City, twenty-five in Kings
County, ten in other Counties, to be appropriated
to Licensing; [but We do not hear of any interdict
OF the Holmes -KerrHaskett dodge Of putting these
days as far apart as possible, so as to keep the
licensed rum holes in countenance from the begin.
ming to the end Of each year,
On the whole, We guess there will not be time
to pass Dir. Engs's bill this Session; but it may
help him to the rumsellers' support for better
Office next Fall.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

b,szcced over tho Country ss an Enforcement Of
Lecomptop. Buchonsp. ToaceJ. Bishop & Co.
Need we e1hort every Republican voter in Ccnnec-
icut in view Ct these facts. to DO bis utmost for
the right To-Day
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

Tue Tribune for California

wa b ready at 10 O'Clock this morning. l. viii
tain The Congressional Proceedings Money and Narke.
Reports, Marriages snd Deaths, and all the lates, I'M
por.nt Foreign md Domestic News since The sailing Of
she lsst steamer. The Moses Taylor leaves to-day
nj o'clock The Mails close at O'Clock. Single copies
10 wrappers ready for mailing for sale at the counter
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

good earnest 10. a mere sbsm nor 80 empty nsms
aparty in competition with which tho miserable
tricksters Of the Lecompton school can not much
longer succeed in passing of their rotten worsted
rpal .fik
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

The steamship Indian, now due at Portland,
with four days later news from Europe had not ar
rived 1t 10 O'Clock last night
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05


cisnce"-in other words, have done something
:. TO favor, or are suspected OF having done some.
{" thing to favor the reestablishment of the rule
which the English had overthrOwn." That the
halter disposes of all who escape death the field
appears from the significant fact, referred to by one
of the parties to the debate, that after war with
a numerous enemy, carried on during ten months,
and in which not less than fifty different cOmbats
have occurred, the British, 80 far as official and
non-ofcisl information goes, are not in possession
of single prisoner taken either in conflict or after
persuit The very last teegraphc news from India
contains accounts of four actions, in which, with
an English loss of only three men, $50 OF the
Sepoys perished.
The programme OF the Calcutta papers for the
pscfcation of Dude is not less erocous and bloody.
Two years ago, an English force swooped sudden
" down on this kingdom deprived the King
of bis throne and set up an English Commissioner
in his place The people OF Dude did not relish this
change of rulers and they took advantage of the
recent mutiny to ,ttemp; to throw of the English
woke. As this province has now become the ssst
and center Of the rebellion, it is proposed II carry
II
pers recommend, in substance, that it should be
made one great slaughter house; that the Sepoys
who survive the effects of sbot and shell, be set
upon in cold blood with the bayonet; and should
any escape by taking refuge in the pestilential
,wsmps Of the country, it is hoped that the wild
beasts may c, mplete the work which their English
rivals have left unfinished. resent act Of the
legislative Council at Calcutta, giving authority to
b,snd mutineers has given great dissatisfaction, as
seeming to indicate an intention to substitute trans
portston in place Of this Wholesale slaughter.
In the debate in the House Of Commons, to which
we have referred, there were not wanting members
to Justify al. these ferocities, whether already car
ried into act or only proposed as rule for the
future. Mr.. W. yansittart hoped that toe House
would no, 10 caG,ied away By feelings Of morbid
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
n)ater Cure.

nR. MUNDEs WATER-C CURE, at Florence,
IL MAS three miles from the '.or,hanp.on Railroad
Depot one Of the largest snd best regulated -.sbhhn-n,s
In the lned states snd k"p In o on the
DR. Dde 10 Pressn IN Inc mos, ut orsn.
titioner Of the wstsic1s that Oe many preiue-d
-, IN. Y Tribune
" His various public I'D W ,,.r cure, ar. o.f.inv
smsns the beat, II not the superior sIy }rrmsny
- -, Hon. yoafnAl
"We are convinced a. DO higher an,s ri,y than be-
matters OF hydfopshy al b. found iD sny s,h
cogn5y l1a-r "a sz'ns ~ H1m.ops ara Hydrpstsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

L'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIvER.-Tbe speadid and superior
steamer BAY STATE Capt Jewett leaves New York every
TUESDAY, TIL RSDAY and SATURDAY a. +o'clock P IN,
Ard the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bnyton, on AoNDAYl
WFDNEsDAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock .. m. from Pisr No
SN. r.
Hereafter no rooms will BE- regarded So secured TO any app
car. until the sbsl have been paid for
Freight Boston through With great dispatch BY
VIM BOkDEN Agent Nos. 10 and II wests.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
NUPREME COURT-COrNIY Of cAyrCI

PBEME COURT-COUNTY of CAYUGA.
O.NASCf CASE Pidr'if, .sN'n,t ROggRT "a WALDRoy
10 s-t Lsre Jnhn q N.i~ron ard Ann EHz. b., Viz.
Esnrn sidi9n snd Annie s VIE 5snnas 0srr.os sas.s
'Hn ,.ue ''l",raH' 't.a NJ Arhur. ia 10 Ury hNy
s',s7 " croa t.,f. Wsio.aa aaS Abis, hi, wife Cs
y ns.fo.v s|su 4 Wdtnn s.d Ei~.ri n. waLi'or D.
epc.o~ 10 "ssh OF 1s above DEF. You n,
hsrsoJ samuoca To anew 81 the aouf-t Of Nmsy C..c .
AhaA. ~Ich tss b-.n 6isd Ia TIE o6e- Of to
~, ~ your arsssr on 'bs sub'nteu At Their or.e IA
"'nlh 's~ny days asr n. s-rsisc 81 the Summon
I've u TIC DAY Of rve the Psni vail apply 10 40
Coeii tor the rel4f de- Dand.d in ire oonpIsiat ~
,o CkL ERWOOD COX AVERY,
'se" isSsvW Yissta's AttexnsyA AsbVsp, IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec
% 1883 the Train, will leave Ch,mbeua station ~
follow: Express Tran.. a. aud j.l5 and 40
Albany NAL Train n rs g. for Pougnkee p'e, 6.ba
and II for Dotbs Ferry at 20 FOR sng sing 80
D. m Tor Peshssi, p. "a The Poughkeepse, P-ekskn,
srg Sing Dobb. Ferry Trains the Way Stations
taken at Chamber Canal Christopher aud l ts
Trains New York leave Troy 6:0j snd O:lO aud
3I5 and IS m snd AL any about Is minutes later On
Sundays at sp NJ A. y. SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
OENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ CONNECTING at New pton with the Delaware Lacks-
aud Western Railroad AID Easton with the Lchsh
FIiL ARRANGEMENr. commencing October !, 1883 -
Ne~York for Eastou and intermediate pes from Pier
vi e BY above trains and A.
Elizabeth with trains the New
Jersey Railroad which leave York from the foot ef Court
landt-st, a. u and 10 ~ xld I and p. m.
Passenger. FOR the Delaware Lscka" and WeF-rn ksi
road Will leave at Only For Lehish Valley Railroad a.
Y a m. and y m JOHN o. sTERh5. superintentent
ELUSHING RAILROAD-LesvesF Fulton Mar
ke, Whar by T<anet IOLA5 st s:S5, 7:0 and 10 N,
and AS snd p The leave flushins L. l., sts;A
sand 10 u, and 5:S and n meeting and ercasnsnl
passengers ~th the boat At Hunters Point. Throdsh Ia y
n uutes. Fare IS cen,A WIN. SMITH Ressivrr
NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
IN Isss. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1859
Commencing November Y, 1859.
PASSENGER Station IN NevYorx, corner Hst and khsv,
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK
For New Haven te. fexbi l9:b, 2:t5 tex 3<S and
40 N. For Bridgeport "a n lex l1;1 z;to tex)
s45 and 4o For Milford, s,ra;iord Farsed soata-
port and We.tport l145 S;i5 sad $50 ror Nor.
vsf, l2:<5 2b, lex s:t, $50 SGD p N For De-
nen and Greenwich 1915, 9:t1 40, $50 p. N. For
Stamford T. (eEl Y IS 2t5 (eL) S+5, +.S $50
For Port Chester ana ntermediste staors - st,
CONNECTING TRAINS
yor Boston, g m teIl 1:t "a (sIt Por rroyidsnos
via Hartford N. (eI.) Fer Hartford and sprnsdeld
m leg D. l2 As and 7+5 (eI Yor Cor nectiet Riyef
Hailrosd 70 Montreal n !eIl For CHsA RAEosd 70
and New London RAirosd a. and IS p for HOUSE.
topic Rsilrosd H. m For Es1gatack Railroad u rs
D m Yor Danbury aud korwsx Railroad e. 3:<5 D. C.
JAMES Il. H0YT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
Balfs bp Aurtion.
A ICTIoN N0TICE-RARE and yAIl

A UCTION NOTICE.-RARE and VALU-
N LBIE PLANTS. -JNO. E. VAN ANT VERp will sell
THURSDAY J(th st ocsck st room,
No rs Wiam-st.. mned sisy after the Hso sJe, -
s,s cop.sru, th. sntire E.st- ~ ert.rnsos 'vas
r'esos, lately dsc ssed consviiDg part Of cam-l's,
tzslas, trees ,fgass &c kc- Tb- above
myr,es ehoce collection ode nv hiris~h
wen soi'by xe attention of prvs- and dor
i,ts Macy of item N bloom all N zoe order.
Cstaosuet Will be resdy The pr. Sac positive Aas
without rttrve Terms cssh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
painis, Oils, Slass, &f.

COAL OlLS.-JONES's PATENT COAL OIL
OLkMF BY ts p'cuhsr phlo~ suSnterent viii firn
isa ne s cent other Goa w
hn.r more construction AID unea aed In conSe
paerce of being perfect model beauty simplicity ana
1he psteutee suas ees satston 10 every 9ssI
cautioned be feiutccd ~
ip,s .t.d peres but u sssiy themselves BY trial Every
.-rvi,, h,s Ps'entn on the screw head and
"a hx IN The large ofa-rs az lsnps throughout tie United
etse. CAnAAss British froyrces, sAd Wes, Indies Dealen
20 ode few a. samples and you ~in buy 20 others
st<I. r ,. JCNfS W. "a'~'Ae.uIeis' ooe'0a
VOBIRN's EXTRA OlL-Very superior for
Machinery and srfn ar-rone more d-srsb !. barrss
49, oso,Ior. JOHN W. QuINCYk CO.. No. 'tWuham -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToSlSG-

1'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON. for BOSTON and PROyIDENCE-lLiandR Route
the and direct. carrying the Eastern Mail
The stean.ers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE Csp. ". Frszsr. In connection With the
sTONi NOTION and PROVIDENCE aud 8OSrON and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, leaving New.York daily (Sun
dsys e.ceptedl from Pier No North River ht wharf above
Battery pi.ce O'Clock snd 5tonington at $50
the arrival Of the Mail Train which leaves Boston ct
$40 Pm
The COMMODORE, from New-York. Monday Wednesday
and Friday from Stopugor Tuesday Thurd, and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from Ne.-York, Tue.iay Thurs
day and Saturday from s,onnson, Monday "wednesday and
Friday
proceed from s.onioron per railroad 20 Prov
,ston IN ,he Express Mail Train reaching said
places advance of those by other ronte' and IN ample me-
for oil the early morning Ines connecting North aud East
prefer board the
nights undturbd desired aud leave Stonns
.ou In m. train.
Fare from Providence 10 Newpor, Finy Cents.
sccomPane. the steamer aud train through
each w.y. -
For pssssse ~rths freight apply board the
sesmer the Freight Office, Pier No 2Noh River or ct
the Office, No. 10 Bst,e9y. place, Nov. u, 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
Ale0ital.


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- TURE-This excellent Medicine for ,hs q Colds,
Coughs Group and general Pulmonary Complaints. 10 truly
great blessing tho public. IL PHEASANT to ,sss eoisn a
bad result About ooo bottles have been
retaed the past IN the City Of Hartford Conn Of
and for the st time pubhcy offered 70 Ne
citizens Of NewYo
Tyh good people and sve 10 chdssn, vho wi saks
sdily Colds Group. Sold Wholesale by y WELLS
Co. No. us FrankiB and o. retail by the Drsssts Pre-.
pared and sold Hartford Conn. By JOHN uRADOOCk,
Druggist and Apothecary.
HEALTH Of AMERICAN WOMEN.-An To-
csl uterine Irregularities cplsrem~n's and dfsol,iss
together with constitutions, symptoms and iesse " won"n.
are radically cured by THE GRAEFENBER0 COAPANYs
MARsHALBs UTERING CATHOLlCON - Py,cs 81 80
pc, bottle For sale bp all Druggst,
See testimony IN The u Wsehly ani Ss~i Wsskiv Ttbvss
sines Dee. l.
Having Witnessed The effect Of the 0r,sfenbsg Compssys
MssbsPs Uterine CsthOn r In Of
grade severity snd hsynx fully ropsed lie she' WITH ,hs
Of the bsst ply ysicisrs Of se DAY. nnh.. sDgy
pronounce IN favor of tue Gaeenbsrs MAcsEs'
Nashville Tenn
- The IA. dicin- 10 invaluable = ~ Y. Dady Sva
Z" Women n, I'd no Ion get suirr ~ ". Y. Oddy Nsvs
70 Five bottles Gr IS aud p.ii end -
Express line Address JOsHUA y. BRiD ~. ~ D., score
tsry Grsefrnberr Company, No 81 Park row N. Y.
NOTEThe bizh moral and scientific character ~ Tho OrAe
eub-rg Company warrants every II this nooo
Any mpOats n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
VONSTTPATION (COSTIVENESS) and DYS-

CONSTIPATION (COSTlVENESS) and DYS-
~ PEPsA completely cured ~tnou. medleines injections
or b.th, ty DAVIS ERVALENTA CRACKERS an agreed
bic and nutritious aud vegetable food manufactured ron AZ
tons Osns Genuine Ervsens" Their effect In speedily re-
storing the stomach and bowels the couditon aston
khes eli Of unbeeve C-rthcses aud references Of
the respectable aud unanswersbe caracter Nota pS
Gle Of dru, medicine In the conposon Of these crackers
snd their benef operation guaranteed represens3 or te
purchase returned Manufactured and sold only by the
per pound VIII keep for yean in any climate None
'''N'' ISAAC McGAY No. 71s For,yth-st. NY