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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

rvns O. srne.y to cell pscpl, tosssf a 10 Zoe oAw erss
> ~e' On ~:,s days shsseisr.
he Tyu, Of the different oherche. city 70 dscoaas
DE tui..Ice Of rinsias thsiI bella on SUNDAY.
Referred tc tie G. umi.tse on Ordnance
TIE Commi,,e. en- Roads having reported 10 fsvw
of permitting the owre.s OF property on Fia avenue,
between One hundred and twenty :nth and One hun
6rtdspd fifth s sets to incio-s court yards IN
front OF then premises, I'D. CLAser took che FOR
ard opposed the report on 4. ground that vs. SrV-
posed 10 DO On act against th> requirements ef lav.
When he had proposed 9 resolution, the purpose Of
which was for tie beIeht Of the po Nho ony eeusns
10 get an honest living il had been ocposed and yet
in the sane breath almost, this booy was asked 70
grant privilege 10 resident Of Fifth avenue clearly
in violation Of law.
AID McSPrpos moved 10 reoommii ting matter TO
the Committee. Tie molten was cEried.
Tbs Board Their tock up the speciA crdcr. which
WAS the question Of repeating the oscinancS or me
contract to construct retaining wall 10 tith svcnus.
AID TroKER moved to substitute the minority for the
majority report, which melton, after some discu's'1o,
wss loet.
Tie question wss then taken on the majority report
which wa. lost for the want Of constitutional vote.
The Uards Island PrOreyty.-The Board theo
took the report Of the COMMITTEES IN favor OF pur.
chasing Of Alexander McCotter ali the land above anl
below wster in and about ards Islsod, and 10 which
McCottsr can give good title ct tie rate OF $i's~
per acre
After an extended discussion the report Of the Com
mtee wss adopted by strict party vote.
Mayors Tet0.-A message was received ron The
MAYOR, refusing his signature TO the seton Of tho
{, mmon Courol restoring 10 Eogine Company No.
IL their apparatus the ground that the action wss
not taken by majority OF the whole OF the members
CT the Board elected.
TIE Bosrd adopted resolution direc.rg The Street.
Commissioner to advertise for proposals. 70 furnish OIL.
ara keep the lamps OF the city IN order r one year
Tie Bos,d then adjourned to meet a. O'Clock this
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
Temperance Question in Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-, Monday, June I, 1917.
The Prohihitory Liquor Law passed by our last
Legislature was ratified by the votes Of the people
to-day, very few being cast for the opposition or
license law The vste in this city for prohibition was
,257 and for license %.
Gorhen-Prohibitiou 25i; license,
Observation-Disclosures, l57 license, none.
Numerous other towns heard from show about the
sane complexion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
Military and Naval Movements.

CHARLKs1Ok, JUG 0, IcOt.
TIE Government steamship Atlantic Nd to-dsy
from Key Wet With troops for Fort Moultrie. she
reports the United States steamer Ws.er Wi.ct at
Kew v set on the 3d. she was taking In CD, a'd
would leave the next day on q cruise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
Norwich Municipal Election.

NORWICH Conn.,, Monday, June 7, 1853.
AT the City Election to-day, the Administration De-
mocracy elected eight members Of the City COun-
Gil to four Republicans. Ne choice for Mayor The
contest was spirited and the Democrats are jubiant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
From Havana.

New ORLEANS Saturday, June 3, 1858.
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived with Ha-
vana dates to the Cd irst. There is no news Of in
terest. Sugars were finn at last quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
From Rio JaneirO.

BALTIMORE, Monday, June !, 1888.
We have Rio Janeiro advices to May ,. The bark
Horace sailed April IS for New-York. Left in port
,hips Noithen Crown from New-lork, IN distress
Josephine from New-York, waiting cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

r. Barnett to represer. e.'s District in Congress.
Judg, Gamble declined nonin., Non Of the American
Conveh,.on; aso, the gentleman q. nInsted for the
State Senate. Another Convention IL I,aued for the
I4th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
Two More vessels Boarded.

BOSTON, Monday, june 4 Io1S.
The brig Helen Jane, from Truxlo, and schooner
Citizen, from ST. Domingo, which arrived here yester-
day, report having been boarded from British war ves
cells in tue Gulf, but received civil treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
Sailing of the Dolphin.

BOSrOa MOnday, June I, IoJo.
The United States brig-of war Dolphin sailed from
here al O'Clock this afternoon, for the Jun OF
Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

THE LADns' SHoEsAKrRS-Ths assccis,ior met
lat evening in Centre street. and after some discus'ioa
sppeinted Committee to wait upon the employees
and request them 10 advance the rate o.
70 Ge stsud9d Of lsE sessor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

Troy, Monday, June 7, 1853.
james Gallagher, ulder indictment for The murder
Of John W. Ashley January last, pleaded guilty to-
CAY TO ans'aughter II tire fret degree, and sell
fenced to Gin ION State Prison for ten years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
pnuodelDhia stock Market.

PHmADTIPHIA, Monday, June :, ISJS;
Stick. very heavy. Pennsylvania State Fives 81!
pssS;nc Rs,rosd. oil: Morris Csnal -; Long Island
Railroad. III Penns- Railroad, IL ill.,
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Albany and susquehanna Railroad

ALBANl, MOhddy, lhe ISJ8.
The contracts for The completion Of ths Albany and
Susqutbanna Railrcsd have ell beea awarded. Tue
arrearsees Of the first three inetall ns ard fourth
rstalnent OF 10 per cent, are to be paid the 10Th
inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
Congressional Nomination.

ST. LOUIS Monday, June 7, 1855.
A Democratic Convention to-day nominated Mr.. j.
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En- or ssain,: property Owner~.....

VIM me lat ,a1i.iton was made the assessment ned
cop6med by the c. muon CouIc Mr. Fseys attention has
but has made 10 fer to refund the Treasury
Your might In connection with tns matter recon-
ders but advisable nasmuch 1t is thar i9ten
n at iS sR the a sa plot
detail such alterations the manner OF keeping the cry
will make the different Departments check upon "a olnef
Your Committee recommend the adoption Of the following
Rorcd That the Controller be and be hereby directed to
retss the sum OF Is with interest from Dec 1872 from
Al money which hereafter beous due on sy
S1s or C sSn ~ the cy Of York Nd
ssy s1e hs the IS eG.s rened to in hi.
Tie FIuit Stands on Sund0y.-Ihe PRESIDENT onereu
the following resolution: . III, all ,,
.cp.t. has deemed necessary for the Prssers'1n Of s
peace the Sabbath, TO prevent the sac q nun aea r.
ouery exposed or sale on stands 1s ey sno =
Common Council ave desire TO witness tbs heon g. G
trnsee and derive susensnce from this S"Aiee a'He
R,lred That tie Common Council Of tho City Of New
si. PnIice ners 70 eesst The ENVIRONMENT Of
Ut or which relate removal OF ssots on
az stf otsn GI ave st Owned or .os sa
poses al under permit from the magistrate Of me D'~
AID. TUcKER, OWNS and DAVIS opposed "a. r ie,o
utcn holding that the course OF the Ponce Comms-
sjopers was night in suppress1g wat was Known %
be a common nuisance and The e4st7IcS vi "H'"
was violation u the law. eLi
AID MCSPEDoS favored the Yassags S'the ies 'au-
ticn because Il would take from huncJeds CT poor
vorren the uears Of subsistence. The iAws vera nu-
uerous ou tie statute book which were dlsregLdec,
and lis law was one Of tie last tha. should be en-
go sosir. the keepers Of fruit stands. Thoze were
sster evils than the in question Publ houses
many Of which were the resort Of thu pooe, sere Ike 2t
| open. ,,, .;. - .e.x
| few remarks, moved the JrevouA question.
Aid. TUCKER attempted to sptAa, but vz.s prevented
Inv the decision Of the trescent-thst the pxayiou
o1ertop was moved before Mr.. Tucke, had tas floor
AID. TUCKER Appealed from the decision o. tE'
Chair The Chair vay not sAstained.
Ac. TUCKER GAIA 1t was impertiLsnt for this Boar
TO request Of the kolice Comsssners Dot TO enforc
lew of the Sts's lie regarded the stDG sold on tn
sdewslks as eag deGteTicus 10 health, and expose
| thus wss temptation to children to etea money
purchase. 10 would rather zee the keepers Of frul
stands supr orted by the Alns He Use than to have
nuisance Continued. lie moved the reference OF to
matter to the Committee On Oiditances which, ate
| sCne dn ,eus.iol, was Carried.
A.d. BooLE offered tie following preamble az
| reso 'ition ..
Wheo Tie ringing Ct church bell. has become az
Nuisance disturbing respectable and quietly disposed ~
rfowLiIs The voices CT the little ne~sboys Who o. H
.rsbed gain ts money fox the ssppai' oil 'A'H
| aud sistr1s; ard .,tI
Fhreas &C more Issessay for TIE cagesss y nsts W.
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EIfor against property owners.
Another lie III of3 40 feet OF plank NJ $50 -
per NJ, Idsd....................... So ~
Should sssssssss' ~ W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

HALIFAX, Feb. l4.-The Niagara arrived here to.
day, with Liverpool dates to the Both of January.
The Baltic arrived at Liverpool on the 2Sth of JAN
uary.
Later advioes from India state that Sir Colin Camp.
bell is still at Cavnpore, but will shortly 20 Westward
with q powerful force. Gen DURAN attacked and
defeated the enemy at Aluubsugh and captured four
guns.
There 10 nothing later from China, but q correspou.
Deuce say., that the American Commissioner sought
An interview With Yeh, and met with sarcastic
duff. Lord Elgin's demands we're received in q
similar manner. a speedy attsck On Canton was an
ticipated.
The Levia,han was expected to be sGoat the day
the Niagara sailed
A further reduction Of bank rates Vas prognosti-
Gated.
decree he'd hesn promu'gsd 10 divide the French
army into five great divisions to be placed respective
Iy under Marshals Castelaine, Bosque', Pelessier,
Cranrober, snd Valiant. Congrntulatory addresses
were sent to the Emperor. Gen. Lavslache is dead.
A conspiracy against the King of Naples bad been
discovered.
LIVERPOOL, JAN 30,h.-Cotton-eales of the week
amour. to sIyive thousand bales, including eleven
thousand FIVE hundred for speculation, and twenty.
FIVE hundred for export-cotton advanced quarter
pence on receipt of the Baliics news closing buoy
ant Sales on Friday of 1000 bales Orleans fair
It'd; Middling eI5led.; Uplands fair ID. mlddllns
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E, q z II b Y.
JUDGE GENTLY.

o. there has Ina:.y tear heen saed,
And manys hear. been broken,
For wan; OF q gen;le hsEd set i"ith,
Or a word il x!udacss spoken.
Then, on f! with hroiherly regard.
Gree. every sob Of .orrow,
So from each tone Of love his heart
New hopes, Jew strength, shall borrow.
Nor turn-~i:t cold ard acornful eye
From him VINO hath offended;
But let ,hs hnrshness # rspronf
With kindlier tones be blended.
The seeds Of good are everywhere
Aud in tho guiltiest bosom,
Srnn'd by the auickenin1 rays OF love-
Put forth their tender blossom.
While macy soul hath seea
To deeds Of evil hardened.
Who felt that bittsrest OF grtsis-
The hrst offence uppardoned'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16

Tie funers! q Rev. beverly WenRh, D., Senior
Bishop of The Methodist Episcopal Church, TOOK
place in Baltimore on Wednesday, with the :no:tsol.
eml ceremonies. Rev. Bishop James. Rev. Bishop
Scott, Rev James Sewell. and Rev. Vim. Hamilton,
of the Methodist, Rev. d.. Fuller. OF the Baptist,
and Rsv DR.. Backus. of the Presbyterian denonina.
tiou were the officiating clergymen. Bishop janice
pronounced the funeral sermon, selecting ae the cub
jet of HE remarks passages from the 9th, 9TH and
S;h chapters of Acts. The remaina were inferred in
the Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The Rev. Bishop Thomas A. Morris, who has been
Bishop next in the order Of seniority, will succeed to
tbs rank Of senior Bishop vacated by the death Of
Bishop Wsugh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
LITTLE NOBODY.

When the tempest dies
Ger the cloudy skies,
Whom the lightning stroke
Has destroyed the oak,
Safely down below Tho little vioets hide,
In the strife appalling,
When the proud are falling,
Little men can rest, or watch UNDECIDED By
Blow, ye storms of Fate,
On The rich aud great,
I'm butlittls NOBODY -Nobody ANIL
Pebbles on the shore
Dread no bilows' roar,
But the mighty chips deep laden In the hold
With thousand men,
Steering home again,
Founder oftentimes with all their men and gold
Feathers fall but slowly,
And the poor and lowly
Fall and arc unhurt-whe greatness falls to ole.
Kings msy wake to weep,
While their plouehmen sleeps
Who would be somebody am l..
IChsrles Mackay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
LATE FROM CUBA, CALIFORNIA, AND
SOIITH AMERICA.


SOUTH AMERICA.
New ORLEANS, Feb. l3-The steamer Empire
City arrived here las. night, bringing Havana dates
to the 9tb and intelligence from San Francisco to tho
2Bth of January.
California news il unimportant; the markets are
dull Oregon intelligence states that the Snake h.
dis.s had an intent TO join the Morhons.
South American sdvices bring an account OF the
arres, Of Mr.. Lomer, charge OF consplring to
bring arms to the Americans.
Tho correspondence between ex.President Eohi'
nique, Mr. L9mer, Commodore Vanderbilt, and Col.
Fitzgerald, of North Carolina, has been published 1t
is thought that Lomer would be shot.
In Peru there was no change in the re ations be-
tween The government and Vvsnco. The Legisla.
ture If Montevideo had been dispersed by the mill
tsry. A war between Brazil and Paraguay was
imminent.
1t was reported that Mr.. Dana, the American min
isier to Bolivia had already was about to resign.
The United States steam frigate Wabash was at
Havana when the Empire City left that port. Com.
modore Psulding had received handsome enter
tainment from the Havana authorities The United
States sloop Jamestown was at Aspinwall. The Sus.
quehanna goes TO Old Providence with Mr.. Fox, con
rul to Aspinwall, to inquire into the alleged outrages
on American commerce there.
Gen. Lama is on the way 10 Mansgua.
The Yrissari Treaty has been ratified by Ncara.
qua Costa Rca hes rejected the treaty with Nicsrs
qua. HUstliities imminent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
I 6l3 l6d. Stock in port $4,000, including /,

s 1850. Stock in port $4,000, including lss
American.
Mancheste. alvices gro favoraos. Bread,
are dull and slightly lower. Corn and provsio,,
steady. Bank rates are reduced to per cent,
psy continues TO grow easier. Bullion he's iuc,. .
ons million aixty two thousand. ConsoIs 95i.
Flour is unsaleable. Wheat is inactive, snd !,
declined I'd. since Tuesday. Sugar is dull, sns !
declined Cd Rice is dull, and last quotations are h,
maintained. ROein is steady at 4s s4'. Sd s..
Turpen,ne firm at 3s.; Tea is unchanged. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
For the Enquirer.
AGooD VIRGINIA Law ooK-MATfHEWs'

Messrs. Edors-Let me recommend, through your
paper book of great vslus to all who have to deal
with the tangled laws Of this Commonwealth. The
second volume of Matthews Digest has appeared
and now book presented that brings the scattered
and chaotic statutes of the land to ones eye and un.
darstanding. The Legislature had 30 dssmboweled
The Code of 1919, by destructive "amendments" and
'repeals" tina. no man, previous to the appearances
of Mr.. Matthews book, could be certain of what
wa. law, or bs able to find the law, texoept with
great researcb il he were not certain. The evsce.
ratons to which our Code and Acts Of Assembly have
been subjected by worthy Legislatures, are rem.
dered harmless by Matthews Digest. Indeed, We
recommend the work to the Legislators, that they
may see what they have done 10 the way Of breaking
the bone. of our unlucky statutes, and how admira
bly, Mr.. Matthews hath get them. w. K. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
WHAT NIB. HARRIS, OF DIS, THOUGHT
EIGHT YEARS AGO.

The Washington "Cnlon" puts Mr.. Thomas L.
Harris. of Illinois, in rather uuenvable predics.
men:. In 1850 whsn California applied for admission
Into the Uniop, that gentleman warmly advocated
her application. Addressing the House on the sub
3set, he said,
"MR. CHAlRkAs; I am for tho admission of Cali
forls as sStae Into this Unon-C alifornia as she IT,
with heb constitution and proposed wish
her TO DO admitted nowi w.h no resandiaq-u
thing that never was done at all and neper oxg 10 b,
done, 10 such case 81 this. It In nh.
1,c,ed to the admission Of California tina. tina Prss
dent has improperly interfered In It's orran,.,t;on
snd that without hls interference through certain
yen:lecasn. late member Of tais House, she ueyer
would have applied for admission in tae manner sb.
has and with such q constitution az che hos pre-
sented."
Posr OrrIcE AYrAiRs.-In Virginia, to al vacan.
c!ss created by resignation, the following appoint
oeu.s ara inside:
James W. Frazier postmaster at Spabrook station,
Patrick county, vice Martin 3. SPenceri Kah Smooi,
postmaster at Bsllardsvlle, Boone county, vice VIM.
i Chandler; Henry G. Wood, postmaster at Eatill.
Vile, Scot: county. vice james shoemaker; w. T,
wosrt. postmaster at Chenille, Gilmsr county, vice
Stephen l.. Ruddel
General Comonfort ~. President Of Mexico. who
hes arrived at New Orleans, is accompanied by h's
two daughters. and viii. Is stated, como North In
few days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16

SUDDEN DEATH.-Thomes Ball. Jr., worthy Ct
zen Of Cuipeper county, died suddenly last Tuesa,
night, of paraJys:s.
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was prepared to take fairgrounds occupied in my let
tar to the Tammany Society, dated the 3Oth Decem'
Der last.
That letter waa deliberately written. was kept in
nv possession for days, written, and put lorth
With firm purpose to serve the Administration and
the country. | saw Y formidable opposition, tho.
roughly organised in the Democratic ranks OF those
opposed to Mr. Buchanans nomination, bent on drlv'
ing from his support every Northern democrat on
the Kaneas question, and every Southern Democrat
on the fillibusterng Puenta Arenas question. saw
faction OF extremists who are bent on rushDg the
South. slavery, Democracy and the Unlon' on the
very Bosses OF the bucker os popular sovereignty,
and upon the moral sense Of the whole country and
losing The moral prestige Of minority OF the Cnlon
who are demanding justice and equality, oy denying
Justice and equality to majority against minority
of people in Kausas. felt thst might intsrPose
timely blow to save ths Administration from me
dilemma of holding its Northern friends 70 the
hard necessity Of denying popular sovereignty and
of Withholding justice and equality from the people
at the polls in Territory where self government ana
perfect freedom Of election were guaranteed ny Inc
very act organizing IT, No Northern man could
strike that blow with effect and felt the moral Oh
LEGATION to strike Il for Justice even to my own hurt
saw what would be the effect upon me- personally !;
that misrepresentation and abuse would follow, and
many of my best friends would condemn the apparent
rashns,s Of the act. In all this have not been dis
appointed. But row that the founders have rolled
my head, ard see the full effect, even beyond
my anticipa:iona-ihe effect OF the special message
position which devotedly assumed for his defence
calmly survey the sutjec. again. and, Instead Ut re-
treating, advance on the position have assumed
In November said that Il the Convention had pro-
claimed tire Lecolnpton Constitution without sub
uniting II at al 70 he people, would accept 1t as
legitimate and de faeto instrument. But now that II
kss oeen submitted in the manner and form OF the
eleventh snd fourteenth sections Of is schedule re
peat the position Of my 1ammsny letter. and would
adopt only subject TO fair aud legal vote OF tho
people OF 10 be prescribed by their Terrific.
rial Lesisla,ure-nc: by Congress.
In reviewing the message pass over all that is
SAID the rebellion and usurpaon OF the 10
pekaites. Their course has been violent and rnlaw
tai In the extreme. claim, the other hand that
the,r opponents in kansse have acted under lawful
su'horty that they have proceeded under the aot OF
Consess and OF territorial organization, and that up
to tbs point OF the echedul of submission of the LIE.
compton Constitution 20 the people, their acts were
e3ae ana de Ioeto rgh,ai IN the legitimate sense.
iseue-Is the Lecompton Consultation the act and
deed OF the psople'-Is ito schedule republican
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1853.
0KElT0R

SENATE.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Burrows, Of the Baptist
Church.
Mr.. CArLErr offered a resolution fixing II o'clock
the hour for meeting hereafter. The resolution was
dafcated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16

CAMPBELL COUNTY CorRT.-Commonweslh a
Waller :. & Robert w. Wiih-rs. These cases W.
tried by the County Court Of Campbell on Moui.i
and Tuesday last Both partie. were cent on Ter e.
ther trial bsfors the Circuit Court; In the case,
R,h.rt w. Withera the Court were divided upon d,
charging him-and they reduced the hail fromtsr
~ thousand dollars. 1.-THE sum required by the cog
hitting Masistrste) to twenty-five hundred dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
FUNRRAI, OF BISuOp WAUGH.

To John ". Fo1ney, Dsvid Webster, DAME! Dough
city, K. Webb. Esqrs., Committee.