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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27
cart. SANDS OF THE SUSQUEHAM"A'

II CO Es,.sr 81 T.I =. !. ITSs"- .,.
d.s,e 70 ,sy a sew words IN relation 'othe oo-
,n.sv az Cant Sands Of the Uni'ed states steam gae
ss,o,eb.npa IN refusing 10 land hs crew a. Vua an
t,,. and the cersequenoes when eneueo Hon nS ie-
fu..l 70 We'd obederce 70 the Hea-h LAVE OF 'hS
port ,.,t -. ~,
n,. hay.pg hsi $50 cases % yellow fever On boa'd,
And wa ys,ed ct once by t1e Health Ofhe.r. 90
l.srnr the condition Of me vesse tina. off 'er d.
iced Cant Sands 70 lend Ms early on the TO-
lcwipc morning q. the Quarantine Dock, re,aoing
erly sufiicenr humber al men % enSoe II 20 take
veesel % sue lower QoaIani ne anchorage. capt
Sands next mon ng II men slck a yellow isyer
T. The hospital bur refused 20 tske LIS Vesse - me
lower anchorage with Dat Wy ten o:dets las 'eci-
n,csl objection being removed tue o!deF was 9oeyc1
The captain however, absolutely reused - I-hu Ms
crew mil be should receive 0e1niss0n 70 G. 90 it1n
tie Secretary fthe Navy. Undsr these cr:umstances
the Health Officer obtained warrant from Police
H.gisIs:e compelling tie Csp;siD to yes ooeaie1ce
70 toe Heath Laws.
Nv otiec. 10 writing This communication - 10 csl
attention 10 ice CRIMINAL disregard who Capt SANDS
shoxed FOR re health and yes OF nls 9th ;e-s and ec
Come tine bo1Te the Slsqueh arrived Il pot 81
med,esl officers addressed aicati'n - Capt
Sap6s u-geniy requesting him % rake pori, acc
l.ud his e. %, OF they would rot be GnsTeIape
for the consea-ences Instetd Of regarding t1e etv2e
Of these expert be needessly detained his officers
asd crew OF - fCgste over tao days, Gurns yaicn
TINS nm, ne c1'ss Of tsrer drPQred "'ts a ~htci
Garc sine ryOpca fdta oRT ro 0tcT. Gre E7t cTc1d
10 Ts,Srer. Axe, the men we're ,GoCsd, ,, emo M
case IF sickness appeared among .Ee'o. or - fs'
who e,scied % remain the vessel as shlpks72sfs
severai sickened srd one hss since died.
Ertm tsese f. rs sn ed % c)ncll &C a. q ,as
sfeers snG crew BEEN landed wneI tae Hssl,h Officer
ordered then - be those nine new cases 8o-1 never
Rave occurred. Capt. Ssnds s therefore -espoa-o.,
for squsndering away t3e lives Of three men, ara u
roy be more by his Obssins.e 0lsObsdence Of orr
Pcrt Laws vii not sop here 20 d.scuss toe gave
e-uts 20 Sne pgblic hsstl which might nave II wed
fyoro bs conduct His c0uTso wss con ienre1 &c ;
measured terms by his officers ard men, who very
ia,;y feii .nst their lives were Of more lppor .rco
ibar> the whius Of q ccC,chetty OLD foEy.
10 view % these fss.s, nod tnat Capt Sscds
,houd us he'd ~ sstrct accJuntabiy g. MS course.
IL - tad, however, that the Mayor intends 20 d.
tba,ge he complaint. Inc vlelatO- OF Law snou e.
Nbys be Irunished without fear or fsvcT. When
mac shO ike Capt. Saads, occupies prominent %
s,ioI boldly blos defiance tie ss, his pun: 1msrt
should he a. least sufficient to couctsrGct me 51a e.
srt which his dsobedlsLce Is sGse 10 pro41cs ,,
R.p York, April 70, 1889.
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regards OTTER usss il The e,nvu-T had cont nued,
bn, that 10 bi. case o. oil events ice pub boz 'aes-
81. tvd, nee If sctusl resources ina. wolj have De-
spfiti,r. apdei every eorc-iss6,e ccnnneensy. los
ei. nothing to conjecture. ThS' crly h"ie !1lre
.tarsibrd Of tie sum time Sc ufei vss srp'ei ~,
and that even his hss bsen discharged within ar
MOI tbs Instead Of eight Or zine AZ originally c"ni'm
plated are incidents wbieh mo-. Sppf0pr a,eiy tnisn
the history Of the transaction.
The EreGipg BulIctiK Gays:
Al the Anthracite coal lines 4 Improvement. having
f-ir,, -.sumoi ,re-s,ions We sre enabled - rake
sumrrsry 81 bs triu1g- or the as: week aod con-
rs-s,, WIN ,he CORRESPONDING period o. .ast year.
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MARRIED..

cry. on Monday, APni o. oy he Rev D. Wiley; sts ~
suap T. SHEPHERD Of Jersey City, n j.
pprpRAM-TOMPKINs-A Az orsose. n J, BY :De Rev janice
g s3,b Fredk prdssn Of Sewlrt q Nj. NJ. JsI. Temp
tirs q the former place.
wOOpCOcK-wILTsIr-A; Bedford y tie Rev mr. Bogss,
r Wosdcock, IT,, NJ D., formerly Of S,sYo'E 10 Ms
M.iJ n. Wine IL Sing Silg.
,ycTaERBEE-WaEELER A,hty. Mas, on Ear resy
Ami ~ by the Mr.. Gase. NJ. John We;b,tee q
New. Yeh, - Hu!ist ". 'ses'ef % A'9oS'
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glri~oRr hpn, FLoUs qli.. hIt irp. WH~,r se,ivs
R,1 - tjs0l ": White 9 05Gxi y IozN-, eis ~
oil ard Y,li In live i,quet Gcd1lc. WLnNy s,sady.
PROVISIONS bwt yart, hgk Meets IVA 4ic
psII,DsLppi April ~ --FL3tE quiet ,t 80 5la ~ or
,,p.,6re WnlaT juu White. lha tl D. Cors ,s+i5s
ana 6In sales 10 roo hush. low Tie PRoWsios qist.
WHISKY firm a. 81 q!
CnCsstTI Arri 25-PoEK aivLnt: 90 t.s . ,bo s's:
closing bioysn.: sales Of &p0 b5s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27

FIRE IN GoERcE sTRErr.-Las, night fire oc-
tmfed IL D1dgeoI's machine-shop. No. IL Goerck
sIee., ID consequence a. s Supposed, of the spo-a-
reoas combustion Of some 20 eoton. The damage
sustained W.. not exceed 60 Insured 10 The Ne
charles and Traders .rd Aston Insurance Con oares.
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l. will be observed this. the ay.re or o. The Red
inc Railroad Is 1872 27S .aps. Tee oaer three Ices
ext ibit let itc,ease o. some 5CuO 1ns a. compared
with ss. year.
Tie DanriHe Intcili gssccr OF yesteTdsy says:
1.-The trusteeso the Montour Iron COMP sry staried
snotier furnace Iss. weak. Al TIE Dsrville r9n
wo, sre ne in operation, except RE new wing OF
tie Mor.1ur NIL snd one furnace. Tee employees
are furnished with the recesssries Of Ire, nGt receive
-crcv for their labor, /; ssaG that me stock for
er3lng mill ct Sbamok n Pc. has been sub 3ri5ed
Tie ,ollng mills OF the Trenton Iron Company are
scan runnirg. About hundred hands were en-
ploytd last week end considerable number IN tdll-
lion will be set a: work THE r.'k.'
From TIE \. o. Picdyaae. fprH le
TIE Bark Statement for the week ehows (. c>ntil:
ued uniform movemen;-:he charges Is compared
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ksw.YosK CLASSIFICATION.
Ifal.. Ia ElctAta Nor |.

lOFFEF-rLe bu,insss IL only moleIs> prcss steady.
Th+ of the SuDry South embracing 40 bags SntSs viii
be offered auction Thursday The SAILS % BEG. Re
rGnc 10 tass S. DoEi- d9 and bAss Mara Abo
l?.c. The stock Il Rio and Santos Is -, % bags.
FLOUR AsD MEAL-T-e demand for Western Canal Flour
ea, In the day IN " the supply aud super
bu- State and rsde Of extra Ohio Improvement
obtained but the elose only moderate inquiry prevailed ani
for State ysd fer ANAL eta The better srades
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BOSTON Apr, &.-Au. steamer syr1snr' N.utasrss
Phsd. lphiA snip v,rslss Eldlids., Bsiimofr Bag
Hid Mai,in CLsIl.ston Andes Merry MAJ h-'a "a S-''
StrU ps usN.son brig Aurs,s, CaIves'on -, a, ~, 80, .
CHARLESTON, April &-rhe ssaDsbip Ns'a'Ae al -
n WI ar this afternoon al 4! 9'cIocs a., a., II Al.
SAVANNAH April 2s The .isw steamship ." u w
seath AT here from New. YoTh on ssudsH
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Recsip,. Of Proauce-ApR,L % 26.

~ The Tie EaR,oad-5f5 b5s Floor, d. Mbisky, ~
rkss Lad ce7 90 Provisions ~ DO Ashs $500 DO P.1.s
ssj Bu'r DO Cheese, ils btss Oss $50 d. Mar rs
VICE. OF d. Feed 100 y lss ~ cdss Leather.
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Brown, shirley & Co.'s CirS MAR.

Per Conadal LIVERPOOL, April g. 1883.
Ihe growing impression that the presea cr will not eNed
bses decidedly better feeling ia CoTIoN dur
ire n eaIly Fart ;he week. Piece alan ID IL 4 n IN tie
Mlddrc aId better knts and fully 10 ~ the lower quail
M, bich had been unduly depressed This connle! all
W.er.,dsy hen failure III. Fast Indian trade 40
oei which duness aud jnsderebe spPrehen
ion tha had entirely recovered iron the ene Is VI
H. ls,r cr. old became anxious realize and the
hayua fallen Off pics in the las eE dogs lave agar
~ In yor Of bl,es Tie market clsiug auIey his evening"
WIN business Say 1000 bales al advance Of d y ID
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and exporters $40 bales. $500 $1,000
Tots stock in this pert $4,000 bales Of ~aien $50 O se
Aneriar tptas stock time sst year lsO bIs-, OF
WHICH 6S American. Import for the week, n 9@
3anchb.sr there has rather dorg n Yarns ~
sht advance 81, goods unchanged and buyers az most
cautiously
The Corn market quiet bl, with tsuess d.ins 10
WHEAT a, q a4yance Of 3D. " 10 10. FLOUR quite negeced
CORN dnl az decline Of 81 v quarter White
uHEAT 67i8 Red, 6i6a7i y T. ID we tern Vaaal FLOR,
Ca ada b a32j5: Extra. p G25I p Dbl White Mixed 90
Yellow INDIAN CoRs 50 G5oI g e quarter. -..,.
Tte sales RosIS tr ne week teach 900 to' 41f"F
VT common quality QUERCIrRos BARK ~ Little more
d,mar d. a. PaAte fhI have oeer u a' 81
d 10, ~.
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Hprlrpss A .hAssc.... TsIs DN.
sun--g SET. sc........ e5t boouS.ts... ON
Hiss -,rsa...... rsis oar
euGy EOtI.. g. Gov lad ism ErB 0sis.....s s;h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27

KIso. CorSTr CihCUIr CokRr,-Nos' ioo nv
- lsI i ~ iss fS. l3s is6 Iy iSe 80 u" - N %
EkeoxLYH Cry CouRr.-Ncs. 80, A. 80 w 81
d 81 % IS Sc 4, , n A. u, s., 80 81 81 -
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Richardson, spence & Co.'S Circular.

Pc, CanadaI LIVERPOOL. April O. 1888.
"" i 20 r. P PER AS S a@h .on, o
What 81 bushels Corn 3j DBL Esu from &c" S;s,i
F.n H " 10 or. %h,st from GUM, SOL qf. wGes 495
qrs Corr from the Medterar SIS qrs WI ca Fl IN inia
we're qs sssns. s3s7 qr. IS d AID tho
eldips Saturday, "a go e: 5 asaas. s. No
since gaTiep%i cy II ..a s:o6 he Ooh aals Ia.
sl' Of Frsreh Flour for oiwGri delivery sboa 81
d56S go u fr choice qualify & : Tbs 10, intshered
sp 4. .9s'i 3D. Of i Auisn whs oeriss
WY IooT aid f. there has bee very ts elscess done with
o. change prices. adaD Corn d W end Easier 20 buy
A. Tu,days market Feocb WHEAT tbot. re,o7s'ed de-
exc quo'd tha desnp,2n = ne preyire' we.k FLOUR,
dull sprs CoRs heely offered a. - ass for kinds but
mark. the .seaisrcs Of yer. o.
WHEAI tie made -xensye Du h. cue Of Ut
.de W.. raLeI mc and 9y ks& wee zoe &c y, Seaii
WesteDs which g. " Dbl dsaer ISDis CosN 10 very
ae it We.eir ahe, 7Gi6p / u. FLeus fa< iel
phi. and Baltimore. q . extra oh,o via No'.0 . .
BrEr-Bt.t sites held G:aiy :e;raday description,
tad, her doing a. rhe' reduced pee' For 30 sc'
POEx-A retail ..le at late Ises.
Ole. which scarce toer. Is rather more inquiry.
CHEESE steady; full prices are paid i2r s'od gsal-s
LARD in good eqIe, ala ssan y cw dearer he sales oE
tood a, 50 ~ c-oice IL bbls.
Nc Butehel. Association in msrse. ,pssuAl.oa
there las been good b1,:e. aHd IN Loadon T. closes
mOLias q -" yssr
Ross timer; Common selling a, 20 sr-vs;4 al On
HI spot
B,sg dull: 70 ,sle' 20 -spOrt
Ous-sp. rnl sc.r.e ard Sanri, Whsl. .f.
tLoyESsEED-Tte4ei is NJ Inquiry IS noL-syscs Ct me
COITos-The market advanced the early part
ruG-, 'Le stye .Eade sp.su.ye denscd
ID Gd y D. bot c-e Wednesday h.s axan
and J. CO rlc n Of ID, a1ssnee been o,. the sss-.
o,ii al pict especially With N.b.s hya
color,c Oftn- N Of ~brh sricat se aud prss
hgua In Man hester he animation here brought buyers
20 .cu. extent eaIy j. ,hr week but sen Ice m.k-,
the ,h. APPEARANCE 81 rea.an has checked bgues.
proinres hsvs been .ekng bills which they iechnet
Bsdsy. "Midd1e" Ohea1. 3d. Noodle, II l6ii Up
lsnd, lil6d y 10.
SATURDAY 10Th ins-Ths CoGT9s market opens quietly hi,
morning Our quoscrs Usy aypsa, lower .aan cslar
bat the given r. =. which scl IAes made.
Markets-CsRETrLtY RsPosrfn "a TIE " rsisryE.
MONDAY, April ~ 1859
ASBES-The nsrtet 10 without ,bsnse tue demar! s fT ~
both Minds ga. q 100 bsis Pots AID Pearls - IS
COTTON-Ths mArtei iet aud plies not Glssby
tsDsee. TIE sales 400 bales We repea. EdsE quite
.ions;
Esw.YosK CLASSIFICATION.
Uels de. Flc,hda Mobile. ~ o. aad Tex
Of1nGy ssssss.s.ss..i, Ivf ~
MtdfiDs. ............'-s ~ ~ ~
NEEDING .............lct lot IOs Ios
COFFEE-rLe bunsss 1. only moleIst~ prices steady
So.h embracing go bAss S,nt,s will
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The return it will be seen, shows the same general
Gestures that chsscterze the statements Of own
baLks-s large accumulation OF the precious metals,
and decrease in the mercantile loans. Within the
sst five months the former has increased seven ard
thr, quarter millions pounds while the discounts have
aecreaeed more than five millions since the comtsnse-
u en-. of tie present year.
In relation TO American stocks NJ. SA.ssrtc ware
says:
Since our hvice st met. have had Inactive n.,
bet for Socks, with lower range OF prices
The nsrit for Auefi Securities IN Lndon drue the pst
wee has hen de. the decline 10 hesYorx
pm, here generally under thOe ruling in America e'?ec
isy a. the current EXCHANGE between the two cornts
Newly orr Central dull a. 30 the Bonds are steadily
maintained Michigan Central Boncs hcsyy quoaoaa
Illinois Central shares close dull a. discount sellers an ne
Bonds been freely offered Erie shares have brought
Third Mortgage Bonds offered d, H. The use
ured bonds have breu neeiec ed.
Consos close s6 400 Money and 96 is5. 70. Ac,o,
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IL money matters We have 70 change 20 nonee;
trsnscotope in Cotton, after several Days Of unusual
lancuor al Ire eff ct OF impaTtng be.,es ise1ns
The market for paper heavy, end none ol' ns most
favored names, Of which tDere are Few oiI9flas, eau
be placed ct 10 = cent Most OF the bas ress is done
st II Il for approved signatures end even s. toe's
excessive rates Ip,als exercise more than ofhAary
scrutiny in their select Ors.
The Foreign Exchange market st.ileteA t4,Say
under the improved ql9ta;ions nom New YORK.
Transactions IN Sterling we're effected a. SO ext'ene
rate Of lO7 a 1917. Bill OF lad!ug dfsfs are worth
lCt l07. Francs rale from Of lOs. ji. 2Gic oa It
is ocus 20 psce favored names better than u - &C.
Sixty -dsy bills Nes-York scarce end N demand.
The range Is from ~ T. cent discount, OUT c3rt4n
preferred signatures have been placed a. Ii. lie
Banks PM up their counter rate Tor sight 20 psr, out
outside bills were plenty at !, ard some al v cent
discount.
The following table exhibits .ae respective AMOUNTS
of Exchange held by the various banks, and alec tho
due TO distant barss az compared With last
week, the latter bsrg nlrsed u the table Of de-
posits as shoSn above:
Exrhanfe o DIE. Banks.
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Markefs-CARESrLLY RsPoRrfr - TIE " Y TaIsUSE.
Monday April ~. 1859
AsBES-The ustet 10 without tanse desr! flE ~
both Minds ga. q ioJ bsis Pot. s.d Pearls ~ IS
COTTONThs market ia qiet and plies arc no, aaIsby
etsDfet The sales 400 bales We repea. fEGsE quite
,iou.:
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The monthly return OF tie Bsbk Of France as made
Up 20 the Stn OF April, shows the following results as
compared with the previous month, the exchange cal
culattd at 4jf. 10 the pound sterlIng:
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BROADWAY THzArRE-Mrs. Sergeant, Stone, Hemmings
and Perry, Miss Wells and others spoar this even.
ing IN number Of equestrian and gymnasc feats after
which the elephant tigers, &c, will be exhibited.
NmIo'sCARDEs.-Tbo entertainments this evening are
~ consist Of tho favOre pautomime calico "Jocko the
Brazilian Ape" the new fairy spectacle Of the "Golden
Egg,' asd the now alcgorcal ballet styled The CT.
clops."
BowyRy THEATRE Tho romantic play OF " Mszeppa y
and effective drama called the Wreck Ashore are
again on the bills Cor TO night Gymnasc entertainments
songs dances &C. are 10 be given between the pieces
BvRros's.-Tho rrw comedy, {" A Bachelors Wife," in
Which Mes 3rs. Mathews and Broueham and Mesdames
Davenport and Parker have characters, IL 10 precede
Broughams very successful burlesque Of Columbus 10
night
WAtfAc.'s =" The Poor OF New York. which has
proved q the most profitable pieces Of the season.
10 be wthiravn after this week Those who have not
seen would do well 70 bear this fact IN mind
Laura Rf1HE's-Mss Koene, Mr.. Jordan, aud various
other talented members Of the company ap
pear in Tsylors comedy OF An Unequacd Match" this
evening. Harlequin Blue Beard" Is the aferpicce.
AMERICAN MUsSrn Tho domestic drama called UTenpt
alton, or the rkh EsgraDt" il 10 be played this aer
noon snd the charming legendary spectacle entitled
Valentine and Orson' In the evening.
ErrrfoTiASpw The competition among the managers Of
the various ooored opera" houses Broad way appears
likely 10 prove quite as advantageous 10 themselves 10
the public. Unusually tempting programmes offered
for TITS evening by Geo. Chrisy and Wood AZ sol and
bsS, The Buckleys at 444, and nc Bryants al Az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

Before Hon. Judges Thompson, Mccarthy and Maynard
Inc. 1l-LeonaTd Richmond.-New trial granted
cost 10 abide event
Ffdsher rs Chids.--Noton 10 open default; denied
Go,lcha rs. acknowledgement reversed with costs.
Durham rs. Mryor, o. -Iudgmeut reversed with
costs; JuEtoe Thompson dissenting
LGrTcf ~. H1rbrrDcr. at affirmed with costs
Do,erts n Lgo,.-Moton 10 disniss appeal denied
on coetg.
Reiirdr r. Ird;frs-Ju5gmoni affirmed with costs
70l0n end IS. foWlerTleadings amended 10 meet ev
deuce. Judgment affirmed with costs.
Golooher Dodtghy-Nev trial: costs 90 abide event
Becker rs L1y.-Judgment affirmed with costs
T0r Brvnt o. Lucley-New trial costa W abide event
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12
The Great Crisis at Lasf-The Kansas Issue
A Southern and a Northern Ultra View Of
the Question.
IRON the Charleston Mercury, Southern ultra.
TIE MERCURY AND KANaAa


THE MERCURY AND EAssAs.
few months since the Charleston Mercury was DC
nounced "extrcmst, y "ultrast " "alarmist" It's
course with repCC h. Earsa Iars was said was dc
tted by a precOncciveo bJvtlty t. the administration
aud an ncOntnent desire 81 Dissolve zoe Uliop Kansas,
was afInce n free State by nature Is pro slavery
party had gyen w a effort design 10 make slave
state, and walker aud stanton were very harmessy car
ryng out the wishes o. is people and especially OF that
portion on W. people who hqi come from The southern
sHtes 70 what We conceived their agran, eaort TO make
hsnsas Tree State. We seIe thus csuseess agators,
extremists ana uitrasi being satisfied with the de
ocralc pocy 10 kans and the linton AZ being AL SUI
Ioeht 70 me south for the protection Of her rights and in
svto,onsi bind and uprncp pied alarm s, 10 proclaim
ing We opinion that ne Gu the late Presidential election
nor the proceesEs IN Kansas gave The South any as
suIhce Of PEACE on TIE subject o. slavery.
Ime Tie great test Of wisd and Of error moved on
every movement o. the political drama In Kansas our
sppfehensons and predictions were verified. the al
mHstrston, after leaving ~ker and stanton during the
snoe summer 10 use all ~ power NV active ilter,
ference ior making Kansas free State at length c0ulo
no longer 7and responsible for their daring and injurious
~ OF illega Intervention. stanton was missed, anu
walker resigns biz offce with full knowledge that ms
lurse va his only arernaiveto percmptory dism saL
mos men are now the active enemies Of the admins
uaLoh. The administration has TINS, by H. oNn
ace, vndcatod our course, ana has proved that We
uo hot msunderstand the characters and designs o'
'Dese men and that, BY refusing 70 recall then ron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

DISCOVERY OF CoMEr.-Harvard College Janu.
nv 1859 "A telescope comet discovered ri this
Observatory the evening Of The 9th instant by Mt
r. futile. ia position was az follows
1853, January 4, 2 h. 81 min. 55 sec. m s. L.
Right ascension 20 h. ~ min. 80 sec 3.
Declinailon North 80 deg A min. sec. I.
prly motion In right ascension min. l increasing
Dsily motion IN decllnation 90 min. diminishing
The comet was f-s' III. 30m. II rather faint but
not SO much H. nfoId any difficulty in observing II
with The greet ye!gactoS. VIC, RcSp
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The Quarantine Ground at secu,

The quarantine Ground mt Seguine's Point
TIE CITIZENS AT WORK AGAN--THB NEW JERSEY
LEGISLATURE TO BIZ PETITrosKD TO FOR SANDY
HOOK.
Efforts again about be made by the oi,zens OF
Seeuines Point for the removal Of the present Qua sne
grounds at that place As but few pa,ielts have been
oounned in the present buildings OF late everything has
gone uhdisturbed in fact but little attention has been
paid to Quarantine grounds, no fear ha been enter
tanned 10 any great sickness prevailing therein
during the winter months but spring fast approach
ing the residents will not be idle using
endeavors to effect its removal They will not object
its being temporary location for the four Eve
months, bu, longer period than that they are
determined it shall not remain. The commit
who were appointed by the citizens Of
segunes Point not long since paid visit to the Qaaran
tine Commissioners Saturday last TO consult with them
wha: course the Commissioners intended TO pursue
10 endeavorng TO have the Quarantine grounds removed
before the summer arrived The committee endc sored
to show that there Was great danger for those who
sided Of Segunes Point In OF epidemic and
marked that already there had been Of desiase
taken by citizens who lived near the Quarantine buildings
They urged the cooperation OF the Quarantine Comm
soners in their eudeavors 10 have the present location
removed before the lsi q June majority of the Com
msoners expressed them elves opposed 10 the present
location and manifested desire 70 JOIN the
mttee 10 securing the removal, but no definite
plan OF operation wts arrived at The Commis
sioners will IN the course Of week or two, proceed
10 Trenton, n. j., and make application 10 ths
New jersey Legislature 20 fayoaby consider sandy Hook
for permanent Quarantine ground and that the Legsa
ture appoint Board Of Quarantine Commissioners TO
mine into the matter and operate with the New York
Commissioners in establishing rhc Quarantine ground NJ
sandy Hook.
private communication has already been forwarded
10 the members of the New Jersey legislature by the
Con niss oners giving full account OF the present point
for Quarantine grounds and the advantages that
would be derived by locating the same at the Hook.
Although sandy Hook . government property vet New
Jersey holds the water privileges aut grant tue
for Quarantine purposes There about fourteen hun
drof therein, OF which three or four hundred will
be needed for the above purpose.
II Wa reported yesterday that the Quarantine building
bad been destroyed by fire Sunday night bat proved
falls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

HEAVY SENTENCE FOR BraAsY.-Wliam Altman
tried recently In Beaufort county NJ c., for bgamy
he having married a wife In that state when be bad
another living In Hampton, Va The excited good
deal OF sympathy owing 70 cerain0lntga,ng circum-
stances yet he WIS convicted and sentenced 70 receive
thirty nine ashes, 70 be imprisoned one day and dis
charged ON his recognizance Cor bis appearances Al
the next court then TO be branded the left cheek tn
the letter in the presence of the court and 10 receive
another thirty nine lashcs II " hardly 70 be supposed
that he will appcar the now Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

BUSINESS REsuwSa.-The Killincly 7nl,erapb
mentors the resumption OF business nv the Quinn bang
Cotton Mills in that place and says that several other ls
propose te recommence running in lev days.