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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-25

Bark Quicksep (of Bo.ioul Smith Shanghai Oct Auger
Nov pa.'d Cape Good Hope De- g. the Equa,or '.as
ndepehdeSce Haskell rom scso for New Y"a z52 . , "a
Gaspar spoke ship Digo from Annoy York ian H. a.
q n lon 81 a. spoke bark A. A Drrbert tof Phls rhsi
Bark Paadn Cof Bsl,more Wilson, New ean. JAN : sugar
o master. $50
Brig Samuel Otis Gichrs; Rockland stone for Fort Rlea.
nOnd.
Bds Annie G-dert lBr), co,hrane Windsor n s. 10 aay.
potatoes, bound 20 Phiisds phia. -
Sch Rsnsom (Br Kiug Horton " s. - days pota,o. 20
ID X. DeNofe.
schr VIM. H. T,oomb of RocLland) Manning New Oienns
. eay., hound 20 Proyidsn.r.
schr T. A Paine, Horton, Essport days, ls,b kc to
Surge Co.
sehr Gamer Churchill, Plymouth day, f.h to woolras
Robinson.
schr. Hamilton Hopkins Georgetown D. C. days. soar
&c. 70 Merrill l. Abbott.
Schr Mary Brewer BTophy Casue 4days fsh % T. Crs.l
schT Maria Cook. Calais 10 DAYS. afh Smith By,n,os
shr Pawtucket Packard. Rockland s days, line.
Sohr Ckieftsin Rhodes, Rockand . DAYS lime
schL Lucy White, Arsy, Rocssnd DAYS, lime
schr George W. Glover, Thoms, Camden 5days. lime
sclr Thomas Hi1 Han Roctiand 4 days, l,fe.
schE Wonder. French Providence ndse. o. raS-tef
= hr Water Witch Hull. Pr0yideuoe
scir Caroline D., Murray. Virginia days oysters.
schr MargaFei, Henson, City tint days
steamer Pttr ATey Providence 10 hours. ndse 70 Isaac
Steamer Locust Point French Baltimore 6ohour' nd'e H.
g. Cromwell
enthusiastically. Augusta Woodhan ssysrlsh sA1I L.
Mtchil Columbia Berry Charleston SprH0rd Ties.on Co
Jamestown Parrish Norfolk Lu6sIn Peasants. shlrs : IL
Talbot Bues Meboune, ard anchored Il Suars;ne q irlss
Coopsr Con Antwerp ockltnd Bsswu. New Oheans H3pe
Merrill. Mobile Abby Brown Moody, APsschcoa Fla bdgs
Marine Burt Cierfeg0s Tibcas Lecocq Cieufi.gcs HOPE
BcGle, Nayeguez; A. 7. Fluker, Crcsbyt J.css0uyie
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THE Rrss PAVEMENT IN observation-disclosures
plans have been proposed for obyiatng the dhe lNes
of travel over the Russ pavement the prneipai oo'
ect sought to be attained being to furnish grooves ~
beyeing the stone. correspondent suggests tnas
this end may be attained by avery simple cheap and
expditious plan. In relayng the pavement, when
must in any case be done TO remedy present difficulties
Law between each course of stone blocks board ssy
one or one and half inches thick thiswi admit OF tho
blocks being laid in the regularity az at present.
Inserting white oak or pine boards between each
course will form groove that will give good footing
for horses the edges of the stones will by the action
of the wheels, become rounding the pavement
the same form as that proposed in the plan of Mr.
Buckley President of the KnickerbOcker Stage Com
pany.
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YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIi-
TTONS.

\ meeting Of the members Of the Young Meas
Christian Associations Of this city and BROOKLYN was
held at the John.street Methodist Episcopal Church
on saturday afternoon last. Mr.. GEORGE 4. BELL
President Of the Brooklyn Association, occupied the
chair.
Mr.. GEORGE p. EpGiR stated that one hundred
thousand circular letters 70 young men, and ten thou
sand appeals 70 employers in New York and Brook
lyn had teen printed, and were abost ready for dis
tbgon ard that the meeting had been called for the
purpose Of procuring the Of oil the members Of
both Associations who were willing 10 participate 10
the work Of distribution.
Er. MACE of Brooklyn moved TIA: tie meeting ap-
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK
Cleared.

Steomshps-Ausus,s, Woodhul Savannah SAM L. NtrAl,
Jsme.owu Parrish Norfolk. Lndim Plessants, Columbia
Berry, Charleston Spoflrd, Tiestsn a Co.
ships-Excssor Swift, Liverpool : Thompsons Ssphews
ChIa.s Cooper, Cofhu, Antwerp, Layin Il iinhbgt.
BNkS-Nucya Cdrmelfa Mex Gonzales Campo ny. Pa
trno Eehevsra Princeton, ssey Demaura, Smith Iu,te
Bhgs-SuWl Munrue, -. Marks snalIwgod, Esre
Co. Cleopatra (swedl DannbsrE RoiyadanI Inch 4
Mencke A. Blanchard Blanchard. Cardinal Nesuib Sons
John stevens Peters Trinidad d. Cuba H D. Brooknsn Ch
eia Handy, Curaeoa. Duyal Co Masno Burt Cieuf7eges
J. Atkins Co; Marietta tBr Harienhrook - john, " b
u. X. D.Nolfr; -. Leighton. -. Jago. T. Mathew
SchoonersWm. GRAY, Bul. Providence. J. b. Elwaris; j.
NJ Ford Hsnes Philadelphia, James Hand Mary Airs Web
PoLc. L. R stsrges Go. :. d. Srsrks McNut, ssss T.
W EiVel Co.; Pheuix Shepherd. New Haven. J. b. I'd
seamor-Ataanta eager CHARLESTON H. b. Cromw, Locust
Point, French, Baltimore IT. b. Cromwell
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,Iarket. cAaErrLL. KrroAItD t0a rHE Y Y ralnrx

SATURDAY, Jan D. lass.
AsHES-The demand Tor Pots quite acye
il aain better io bbs a. So and IS s. Is
oeered ard ref1ssd. Pearls firm a. IS -.
COTTON-Tne unke is dll and heavy g. j. for Mlding
UplsYG. tie saes 80 J00 ha.ss.
COFFEE-Iu view q tEe suction sale Of iQf0 bags prime
Santos RIO s Arket is dull and heavy the sales urn-
porsut.
FLOrR AND MEAL-The inquiry fyr Western Canal Flour
is 1-i:ec co-C Almost entirely 20 the home trade ead with
arrivals .sul downward hralc. Ile a5
eroe Elrr restricts business and the
ket Il es f a,Logh 10: qIcabIy lower; the
tt. = - " f. good STATE - t50 to
for extra do: s. fr sgpcrfre Indiana and Michigan
d.; - 90 - for good
round hoop Ohio, 0 - ~ or good TO choice do s.
fog Louis trl-cs and extra Geresee. Cnl4dLlu F9
cui bu, with rloiera.. arrivals prices sustained; the se
IL x.1a bsancs southern -Four lay offered AID i. heavy
ard pr.cts it unsettled, Ind b. te better than nominal the
es aye 400 bbs - - IS for mixed 70 good brands
Br ore Id - ujG - y loT e b-,eT gTs1es. Rye for
i ouiet sd E r'crty g.: 81 CsFn Meal II limited de-
uard a. fr Jersey sd IS - r BrandJw.ne Bg,kxhea
Flour /. IL .ini-ed re -; q - 3 = 100 n.
FIsH-Th- NIKE fr al s1ds Is devoid Of sra.ion sd
Eites :he EA,Lcc imp s1sactilns mostly
!a; pry Cd in better upfy ard IL ,s-lly Is :IwA-l
...ier NC. IL. t.l c.'s. reulr ahes. sod
FlRE-CRACkERs-We hear OF sales Of Go boxes CAnt5n
V-yA'l terms
GRAIy-Tte Il I.y for WLes: quite moderate. mainly
~ mi j. al .he n.kft : tame for descriptions Bat
b.eE or choice ses ,1e ,se 40 bush choice White
g bern e. -. Tie Of White Southern Yesterday
made y 81 IS iI,,eid q! s. Rye frn and ia Moderate
.c.ss: Il 7d7-c. B4Iy II .uiied reques, q, 7eC75,
Pev M: .rlc;ive .. c1c Oats II fair request
"a A. fcr sss and .5G4 for Western and 53Gj %. fr
jersey AID sle. oT N!Eu.A Corn without pcrtan
ctass 6.uaId : Tolerate trade ard the East
E.;sd ;Le Sale ere 9O eash al G's5j. IT
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Drs,ppr,R.xcr.-The Middetown Point WssaJ

DIs.pPE,RANCE.-The Middletown Point Wee&y
Tes SAYS Jeremiah Connolly man belongins 20 ~
ylare aud who has friends among our citltr. a.
disappeared very erous manner We esFs hs % Aa
ENGAGED hi. Capt Fay ~ the Cark Byodreed f
voyage 10 Mobile end thence Europe he ,t hsre about
two weeks since and board ~ NewfOrk Thai eseI-
ing having business In Brooklyn h. crossed over the y
70 that citt He called house whec friend was s.p =
hut hi friend rot being lcf This the ls, known hnf
by hi friend His trunk aud clothing s ON board no
vessel fo1bdding the idea Of bis running The Prsnp
ton a hat he has been ouily dealt with.
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Total. $23l564 t%o,9iS SOo4f6 80 80 ~ ~
Decrease compared with 1851 i'-ooo'
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Mechanics
Banking Association will be held at the clearinghouse
No. 80 Wall street. Wednesday, 9th inst, from IL
to O'Clock to vote upon certain proposed amendments
10 the articles Of association
Messrs Van Vleeck & Reed of Wall street have
letter from Cleveland Ohio stating that person has
been arrested there having in his possession 1000 OF
the notes stolen from the Goshen N. " Bank.
The following sales were made at auction by A. II.
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Ia siip g H. Talbot for MobourHe AHsSGis-Mssfs Geo.
Wilson, Richards Mr. Dixon, vito and four ohdren Mr. Moore,
wife end child Patrick McNuy Michael Gormsn, Patrick Kelly,
Thomas Kelly. A. A. Campbell VIM. Heifss, d. Cunningham,
George Gaop VIM. NJ Gambler, A r. Dysn. Thomas Groom,
John de Laney Thos Reynod- Patrick Flood Peter Mshan,
wife and child b. Dgusn Joshua Noye aud wife, John Gay,
George Gay Johu Essn Martin Hay Peter ss Jonn shaw
,y M NOony Ever, Richard Bray Isaac Essimoud = A.
Potter Mr. CavABach and brother Charles Bldet, James Nc
Cormick John Rooney, Mr. Bandford and others.
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Marke,sR enorted bn Telegraph.

Markets. Reported by Telegraph.
CH,RLEsrox Jan 22-CorroS-Thessles to-day were timing
withou; varsion in prices - -. l., eoo b.,.s g.
g; n lo:c The market is slightly hrmer .oo -.
rcrSr ian 22The sale. Of CorToS to-day were oos bales
q, rbsnsed prices Dealers all the markets are swaitnG ne
Turpa dyiets The decreased receipts a. all Southern ports
s,c a,ed A. SO O0O bales.
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Mes.rs. Rarirg RrotLers & Co. saw:

iuelicr Sccss ar scare tNrep. those of V-4 which
are offered 10th in e cat ard 2 sterling S dy
Buyers Of M1ssa has,i.s s:fL a. o. q Nay sG s;ering g.
srd OF AZ ~ DIV. Of BCuds here
g. dyeend on Of Tennessee 6s g. and Of United SIZES e.
l4 Fos:cu CITY ~ ofc.et 9. g. 1hsr Is teen sool tls-
pfssis wei n ne .acrg Rxro1d Bora Ters q Penn
yysIL Cel,rG Mergsse = g of ID Mo-tsHse s,esrg 81
2 New loik Ce ;r s. s. q NJ hs.a C.utTA Ss 81 LIMOS
C,nyal Boz 4. Is. MortEses 81 SHARE g. di-ocu4i7
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Arrived.-......Sr

r. NJ steamship EuroPs, Leitch Liverpool Jan. p u 255p
NJ nd.e and pas. = CunaSi Jan. 9, $40 D. H. psssd
al shps Henry HrtsT and Commodore lI'i la.
81 81 lon - eSchsneed gnsls with ship America Liver
roo 9Th lat e. Jon. 2 q passed r. NJ steamship Persia
hence tor Liverpool 10Th ; ~ 81, ion. IS a. fj) q m
passed bTgggsd I'd steamer steering +.
Brig Rebe,cs (Br Merriam, CORVALLIS " s. - days po;a-
toes 90 order
SIR 1Brl, johnson, Londonderry N. 8, 70 days
poutCes order.
schr I. B. Hodgen, Prince Camden, Me-, days lime.
Schr Sarah Louisa, Hix Re- klsud : dsys, lime.
Steamer Delaware, Copes Philadelphia p hours dse. 20 ~
Perkins.
Od.l
Steamer Charles ossood Smith, New London ndse. z. H.
10. kwel
BELowShr Iohn Csstner. from Savannah for Poyisn,s-
WIND-Danns ihe day nom y. 20 D., and light
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ltlssupP"se0 that some Oi the new Treasury notes v
oreceived by the Sub-Treasurer on Monday for de-
very 10 exchange for gold. The Shoe and Leather
Bank deposited gold to-day for 100000 The entire
amount issued already is understood TO be about A
million OF dollars. The small lots which come into the
street are selling at e cent discount. g.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
$ll,6eS039.
Mr.. o. d. Ashley Of the firm OF Ashley & Norris,
was elected to-day member OF the Board Of Brokers
Mr. Ashley was several years the President o. The Bos-
ton Stock Exchange and resigned ths. post to remove
90 his city.
change We understand is contemplated IN the exec
u;ive Of the Merchants Bank Mr.. Palmer. who has
for many years ably filed the office OF President, has
We hear animated bis intention 10 resign that position
ard LIS place VIII no doab; be filed BY the advance
nett OF Nh Cashier S..lman; who viii be the new
CASHIER has lot yet been determined on.
Some Startling iorgeres, committed by man of high
standing, have been detected in Nes-Oneaps. The
papers 60 net merton tie name Of the guilty party.
Tie G.eoat, under date c! Jan. II, says:
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| ing Wednesday, Jan. 6, compared with the previc

This return is raordinarily favorable and points
TO still lower rate Of interest as soon as the bank
shall have satisfied the dividend claimants. Inclua
ing the sums bought since Wednesday, the bank now
hold fully twelve millions and three quarters of bull
lion but some quantity of coin will be temporarily
withdrawn, through the payment of the dividends,
which commenced this day. The Increase in the re-
serve is also more than million, the great decrease
in the "other securities having far more than coun-
terbalanced the decrease in the deposits. The de-
cline in the Treasury deposits is caused by the quar-
terlv payment Of official salaries &c. The increase
of fJ3 sls in the Government securities must be a..
IL. "A. o. NJ L. Lot
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Pnssenccrs Arrixcd

Ia stea~shP Europa 0c~ LircypsiNessrs Van Bcrrss,
Thomas Sta,a w. Whitfield Mrs VI y and son Mr. AID Mfs
fIesfe Madame De Monihoon Msrs. J. = trn'ou. Wilson,
Waaee. D. {. WsndeL Bsnzion DenPstcr, J. Nnon Howell
ssnre Brunner " A. kuoedler. John Mcclure Henry Shaw
Hon " r. Law Messrs. Coates, J. Waller 4 q. Finday,
A. C. Lyon, Robert Nemyss. : Coffin Edward = sherman,
\. T. Stoddafd Archibald Thomas J. Brown O. H. Jones' RoBt
M,lhss j. {. Magic, Thos Williams Osose BOoh. Toa -
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Nv TelepPauls.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. ARRIVED "a, day ship. Trsaqlssi,
NewYoik.
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,fIyTaTpky ALMANAC
TVS D,Y,

MiW.rtRt ALNtNAc...... THs Day.
sun-Rises 7lo sets........ 500 Moon-Sets.. 35jm
HfGH wATsR...... TVS
Sandy Hook. $3.50 Gov bid. 3.2a Hell Gs.e... Sep
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Messrs. D. Bel, Son & Co. say;

r,ir. ~, "a. yre.h uo:t ma pAfiaN n =
-, ~, American securi-es There ns b'tn 49, ri
u,r a isr al STATE socf. with soHe inq III OF ID"
Rad Beads snd SkIres.
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Since January I....s 10 264, 295 SlIlO88u s5O&56H
The aggregate, il will be SEEM s less than One-haf
the aggregate Of last year.
We annex a comparative statement of the Exports
iexclnsve Of specie from NewYork 10 foreign ports
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for this emergency, but up to last sdvios
had not been called out.
LArrR.-Three Of the sick at quarantine
died last night, from heat and exposure, and
still lie under the trees where they died.
QUAsAxrxs, New York, Sept. 81 p.
M.-Tbe steamer DR.. X De has just arrived
from the city With 100 police and si1.
FOUNDER. They have also tents for the sick,
Of whom there are so, Who have been ex-
posed TO the wind and sun during the day, and
are now under drenching rain. Mr.. Milk,
the second engineer Of the steamer Phils-
delphia. died Of yellow fever this morning.
Din. Bissell and Walter are devoted to the
sick, attending and ministering to their
wants constantly, they themselves being
nearly sick from want Of sleep, excitement
and exposure. Three sick men from the
ship Liberty frvm New Orleans, are lying
on the pier, there being 20 shelter for them.
During the day large numbers have visited
the ruins from the city.
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:ron Utah.

I.SAvESwoRtu, Aug. 3l.-Per u. :. TX
press, Sept, = The Salt Lake mail, with
dates 10 the ,,h OF August has arrived.
The election Of the ID August passed
quietly. The Gcntiles had an opposition
ticket, but Mr. Osborn Of Green. River Co.
was the only one elected to the legislature.
The ticket received only thirty votes.
The late appointment by Gov. Cumming
Of Probate Judge in Carson and Green.
River Couutes, caused some dissatisfaction
among the Mormons. but al was quiet at
the departure Of the mail.
Thirty soldiers had deserted from General
Johnston's command.
Capt. Tracy was on trial ut tedar Valley
for insuborllnatc con,luct to Col. Alex.
anler.
Col Hoffman is ordered Ia Oregon with
the Sixth Infantry,
LxAysSwoRru, Sept. 2.--Adyices from
Utah 10 the eth OF August are received.
The Sixth regiment OF infantry ART or.
derci 10 Bcnicia, Gala.
Col Candy of the 10th infantry. with two
companies Of the "a dragons, and two com.
panics Of the S,h infantry. are to garrison
Fl Bridger.
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~ nons,s oy han 80 collected .heh san SHALL b -
By the ueAsur~r The ordef u shs recorder.
sec. a. Tbs ofieeu II his csrperstioo shall. On -
msnd, deliver " thsH saeceasors h sfcs ell back. 80
otaer property N their under hef c6airol
10 Any wise yer aiming 70 said cooperation.
Sec. V tan eleencns 10 be ho3dsn under III s sel
the trustees any two Of ih<m sha be iadtes and he
recordsr or his absenre 70 be appointed
BY the 1afges snail be clerk TIE pss shsll be opened
between The hours u nins Aad ten In The forenoon and
cOe al four 10 he afternoon Il sAd day and he close
Of the polls the woes 'ts be counted by the judges and
true sstsnen thereof proclsioed 10 he sotefs present
By one Of the Juiges end the cieSk shall
ord of the result Of sa1 eton. and shall give notice
the PEI sons elected Of their election. Aud sha be the
duty Of the .o~n council. ~ east days before each
and every eccton 70 gre notice OF tie By posting
up Advertisements In hree Of the mos, pabc places In
SAID town.
see ID This shall take effect and be In force from
and arer i;s paAAge.
$50 BRApLSy, Speaker Of the ". OF x.
WILIiAa HoLcoasE, President Of the Senate.
Approved Angus, the seventh. thousand eight hun.
dred and AFT Sxh'.
HssRy II. sisLEy. Governor.
true copy. ArrIsf
Passes BAAskN,
Score 4 q
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AN All
To Provide for the Creation and Regulation Of
E.njvrAnt Aid SocietieA.

Ne ,na.f.i BY The Lsgi.at4s Of stus NJ F,an>ss,a
selves and become ineorra ralsd ior the purpo.s
Of .din TO encourage preore and protect In
hold And ace sssl also 70 coa,rsct and be cao
traced with, " and be sued, plead and be eade
aison md .bs have ali Other powers AMI ps,ssss.
nfossar 20 ulhll hs offsets q heir incorporation.
sseh psrsoss isr ~ 40 ss"s g. Ger hi,
also In his Register u Deeds ohcs OF such county here
such association mar be formed eernc.e, 10 wrilns.
pressing thsir Intention TO create and fern such smsrs
ton Aid Society VII Cd eeraeate shall also comprise
The object Of such Institution shall b 10 provide
or ths eneoaas,mse Of sIa grafton % the STATE of Min
10 and passing through this state
SEC l. sueh association shall make by laws in accord.
with their objects provided that such By laws be
IN conaysn,a Of he laws oi this STATE hs laws and
Constitution of the United states.
Bee. s. Al tho annuAl meenG Of such assoc iAtIsn,
he shall be chose0 board 81 diree tors and such
ber ocsrss. their by Law. provide, which officers
and directors shall hold their respective Offices for
year aud uni the regular annual meetings Of the
alton. when heir successors shall be chosen Tbs
Tor Sod,ns heir SUBSEQUENT sSnasi msstns: "' ""s
See. g. II shall be The duy Of the board u directors
sny nme the by laws that such institutions nay provide
full r-pof, q their proeeedins and give faithful
bib q The STATE Of hs Institutions with regard TO their
see. !. The director. sh. have power, and shall be
hrr duty to receive funds and donations u whsiever
hey shall sso have power. and shali be their
dug IN Nrt.s Tstst ct sff5srfip1hn IT Msmbrrs, sp
10
nn1 he objects of such institutions and W
ami all OF them as The interests Of such insiaons may
require.
nee. The directors shall be authorized 10 eIpeni
saca amount Of the funds under heir control they
deem sIpeient for the printing dstrbn, OF pam
phls u, other papers, Tor The instrueon Of em
Aai 'or the aid and assistance OF smixrsn, Whenever
they may deem proper
sec . Ths spccae dates the directors. officers and
members Of such aso~is ots. and ais, Tho mode how
persons may becoms members Of them, shall be prs
srrbed By their by laws
SEQ ~ This shall take effect and ee force from
AMI after ts passage,
Gao. BRApLsy,
speaker OF The II. II II.
VILLAS IIOICosRg.
fresidsn nj Of the Sensie.
Approved August The second eighteen hundred aud If
" eight
HHSRy II. SInLtS
Governor.
true copy.
ARTIST.
FRAScis BAAssS,
Secretary OF State.
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AN ACT
To amend Section us Of Chapter LXXl Revised
Statutes.

b. ena't " ne Leg.iatsre n M State u kna,-ts
section !. that Srouoa us, chapter LNNi, Revised
Statutes, be amended 50 as 10 READ AZ follows
See. rs II the properly he redeemed by redemp
toner either he udgne nj debtor another redemp
may, sny TINS within year afeT tho sale Of The
.sd properly sssiu redeem frm he last rcrmpto
psyips the sum pad on hs redemption, with interest
ani, 1nls his lien be prior To hat &C the preceding re
dsmpun.r the amount OF such lien with interest. But
any rcismptioner other ,han the Judgment debtor
deem Thin The year after the sale thereof the judgment
debtor shall have III rty days sfer the expiration Il the
said wherein 10 redeem. II DO redemption made
year the SALE the purchaser IL enuted tn
q ysnee or II redeemed When thirty days have
elapsed after tho year from the sale, and Redemption
has mace aud notified 1hfrels the tim. fer redemp
ton has expired, and the LAST redsml uoaer IA entitled 10
aherilrs deed II the debtor owner redeem III Any
time before he lime for r.icmpiin shall expire. The "a
i terminated aud he 10 restored to his es,sls.
Sec Al asis parts " acts Inconsistent with this
act are hereby repealed,
see y Ibis shall take effect Ani be IN iDfee from
and sltcr lis passage.
GEo. BEApiky,
speaker OF he II. d Il.
r. q. NvsFar,
President pro tea. Of the Senate.
Approved jane the els ecnth Thousand eight han.
drel ami any eight
HsSHS II. sisLxv. Governor.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16

Nsw YosS. Sept. 3.--The remainder Of
OF the quarantine buildings at Staten Island
weru burned last night.
The conilagration commenced soon aiter
the adjournment Of the meeting Of citinns Of
Richmond county. Among the buildings
burned were the six cottages occupied by
boatmen OF the station, the large mansion
occupied by DR.. Walter, deputy health
oflicer, and the tine brick dwelling Of Dr.
Bisscll, The furniture had bcea removed
from all the buildings except the last. DR.
b., who was warned Of the intended burning,
refused to move an article.
The mob, il Is stated. was lol by Ray
Tompkins, Chief Enginrr Of the Staten
Island Fire department. who appeared in
his fireman uniform. 4 detachment, OF u.
= Marines was present. but only to guard
government, property. No a,,emp; was
madc by any one To stop the flames.
Soon after midnight the F4male Hospital
WAS 81, on fire. and wholly consumed. |,
contained IS patients, who were previously
removed and PLACED on the grass plot
bc,wwn the hospital and the residen, phys.
clans house ii being still on fire. where
they remained through the night, coSercd
With showers Of sparks from the burning
buildings. The fire department, was prsen,,
bu, dh nothing 10 stop the eoahagrstion.
The seventh regiment OF our city have
bsen notified to hoId themselves in readiness
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16

Az OLD CABIs BURysD.--On Friday
morning the old log cabjA which has graced
the lower portion Of our city since Il be-
came such, and Constituted one Of its i'm
portant features from the year 1910 up TO
1858, and occupied by one Of our Oldest in-
habitants, vas burned TO the ground. 1t
was built by Mr.. Berlansky IN 1910, and
has been occupied most Of the time by him
and dis family since that date. II was one
OF the first cabins ever erected upon the
site now known ~ the city Of st. Paul, and
was at one time q popular place Of resort
for some Of the early limbs Of the law resi-
dent In this place. At least, II has that
reputation.