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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
BROOKLYN BOARD or CITY CANVASS
Frs

Tie Bosi1 met lsst evening 10 receiye tbs -A,1, ~
tie Committee appointed to examine the returns Of ths
as election but tba. Committee cot having conol4ted
ueir lstors, the Board adjourned 70 NEE, on next
Thursday.
The Committee met yesterday afternoon. for tho
purpose Of tskr ,estimo,y in the MISTER o. the a.
lsged frauds in tie election returns Of the S-cond Dis
,rct Of tie Twelfth Ward. a msss Of testimony was
taken. which showed ths, tie poll was not opened until
fifteen minutes sfter the time required in consequence
of tbe abse,ce Of q Bible whereon TO swear the Iu
specto,s; that the Inspectors were 80 ignorant ,ha.
they required TO be inst ucted in their duties by Ssr
ceast of Pei ce that large number of persons were
ebsltpged durrg the day, of which 10 definite cord
was kept aud thet the Inspectors instead of simini,
teIipg the proper oath, made up an "abstrsct;"
that curing the day liquor was brought into the
polling place and psrtaken of freely by the Inspectors,
Csnvesstrs, Clerks and policemen; that no regular
proclsms,ion made for the closing Of the polls
that the Canvassers permitted others than those sworn
TO assr in the canvass of the votes that the returns
had been altered since the canvass Of votes 80 that
neither the CanvSssers pcr Clerks would swer that
thev were genuine. Tue returns showed marks OF
ers.ures, and were much blotted. One Of the Can
vassel. swore that made in the ca1-
VAS hch you'd sccourt for the marks the paper.
One Of the Canvasers too sick to be able 10 sgr
his name ard authorized another TO do 80 for him.
On lepg exam, ed he swOre that he could real print
bu, hot common writing, coad read his own nsms,
but nothing further. Another swore that they were
all 20 green not to know what TO do, and thought
they were doing right to get along as easily as possible
One Of the Cerks-Sanuel Ironswas questioned as to
the aymen of money to induce him to alter the returns
but he declined TO ais whether he had received
sny money for altering the returns or had been offered
any money by any psty. 1t was shown by the testl-
rnony that the returns had been altered. but by whom
did not trapspire. Aid. BsnDon testified that he met
Shurr the day after the election, who told him that
things would be all right if he would gvs Irons, the
Clerk $50, and 90 for John X. Corr Clerk for JUS
tice Batch.ys Court. He refused to pay the money.
and stated that if he fairly elected all was well If
not, he would not be pnvy to such transactions The
Committee finally adjourned to 30 clock this afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
u..n3iog police bill, the pas-

e., ,tuators utdtr the pending p9ice o"'' '"s p''
ssc. ~ which is considered dououuL II NJ R,c.
nrno ~ ,om tie report oi the mn, lai - h,,,SsS
"a ihe War Department tha' 'ue 'a,ua,;on we a If
toe "v, ,Ie F,rt Crawford reservation re" ~
tba Mi1,sip had possession giveS 20, 'aem as te
tee .yo wears ago and thai 1OI acTes OF o.,
reserve opposite F!t CIaSio,9 wore s'i
Va, b. r c,e and - cout, per acre s1u''''"'' -
e.si ~ O. ~, ,xoeases. which s'e heavy.
Tra sgy,e ate amount proposed 10 Do
tbe tss,tus River snd lisIbor bills, heretofore re-
"a Ips ~ a Houe g Go pnItiee on Commerce H"vef
y, seHso 20 COO The bill reported by the Hon John
C.h,.,s 20 day sppropridtes nearly ,sOOO OOO Inc
E;,,er nth tue eX eption Of SSO0,OOO Tor haIDors
~ rsfnse confEe their items TO the completion OF n
,,ovemebts slready projected and begun Tor they say
tbort me assistance now, the millions expend
ed along our ses lake and river borders must bee )ms
tctsi sscr fee. $4,000. pr
Among tic items are 10000 for the Buffalo
Uafbor; slC0.C00 for removing the rocks az Hell.
cate ard Diamond Reef SIG OlO for the Improve ny
ofthe HudsoL River above and below Al6any SioV,-
600 for the Delaware Breakwatcr; $lOO, NV iJr tie
Chicago Harbor, aud the same amount Tor the mobile
Harbor.
TIE City Democratic Convention tonight nomi
mated OK. Postmaster Benett for Mayor on the t1en-
tieth ballot.
CommeI der Jsn.es II. Ward has been ordered to
the naya, rendezvous at Philadelphia, vice Conn.,
GoIdsborovgh whose term has expired Purser Nixon
bas been or6e, ed TO the soop owar Marion, now on
tbe &C ast Of Africa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
The IDsurrectiOn in Antigua.

BALTIMoRH, Thursday, Aprll ID, Io'''
By an arrival at this port today later sdvces from
Antigua have been received reaching to March q, and
giving ul particulars Of tie iDsureotion on that iaaud
a letter says:
We have Rad mos. serious disturbance with the
neeroes Originating among come Birbwoa people
al our towu negroes, who set the police at den tne
ard attacked the police Office at about o'clock on
the night Of the 25.h inst The police were Obliged to
FIRE in sefGeense, and five Of the reyolters were
killed the spot and dozen wounded, some bsoly:
TIE Governor arrived at the police office at about
O'Clock Yesterday morning The mob contio.
ued all night in the strees. and attacked
tle police Office, where the Governor end all
tie author ies were a. O'Clock yesterday morning,
broke all the windows aad doors, eod had nearly taken
poeeets;ou Of tie Office aDd Some of the mob
bad already entered the office, when orders were
given by the Governor to fire, and four more were
shot down, and several severely wounded. Martial
law vas then proclaimed, special copstabcs sworn iu,
end volunteer troop Of some forty men and horses
was formed, which soen dispersed the mob
Tie streets are still paro,d by armed men. aud
everything is low again qu'et
Dispstches had been rent to Guadalupe f)r mill
tsry rec ard to Barbadoes for msn.ofwsr in the
hope that such assistance would no. be required.
4 pcstecript dated St. Thomas, March 81 says:
The French troops have arrived, but they will not
be landed, as they are not required
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. MIILSON Va J, from the Committee oil Comc
mace reported a bill fix ng the compensation VI
Captains OF Revenue'cutters a! i,oVo ust Zoo ~
anita at Al 800, Second Leutensnts at l,iVV, ih'a
Tdeutsnants at 81 coo EngLeers at u wv ana AS
sistalt Euginters at 900 per snnum the compenss
lion of petty officers and Sergeants of M.lnes 70 be
fixed BY the President TT rates not exceeding sio per
Ynonth. exclusive OF Tations The bill wss pss;e..
Commeice reported Il bill making appropriations ior
he imi,rp, eueIt OF ceItan rivers anu nar00rs. lie
,ams,ksd tAat il was framed with view 10 economy
co1s,dsripg the pre sent condition of the Treasury.
III. VASHBURNE III also reported River and
M COCURANE wanted TO make there bills the
.,sn;.i c,ier Tor cone day, but Mr.. CLEMENTS OBJ
NJ COCHRANE reported bill to amend toe act
of 1875 regulating the carriage oil passengers IN
steamboats, and other vessels: s., poo,ra iaws
Ais bill for the codlhcauon OF tne he'enue ia"s
,hs limited States with such additions as are ne
css,a,v 10 supo)y the defects IN The present s!set'
M Cacbrsns said that this bill differs very mate
rialv rom that Of Mr. Fuller IN the Isst OohgreSs
has been subjected TO the closes. scrutiny o. .no
TrsasuIy Depsrtme pt and meets with the aPprooaoh
sths Ssc-etsry II does not affect the collection DIS
,icts and ports of entry and delivery nor the salary
&c of;cs,s of the Customs but merely proposes the
codiication aud Improvement Of the present laws,
The cor sderation Of the bill was postponed tdl the
accord Monday 10 May. o,r
Lands. reported adversely the bill granting lands
20 the St.es for the promotion OF agriculture ana the
mechanic are.
M WALBRIDGE Mich. from the same Com
ni;tee. submitted minority report.
MIR STEPHENS made an ineilectual motion 70 tAAs
-,n the bill for the admission of hmnesota.
THE House then resumed the consideration ot tue
Ll 10 estsblish sp auxiliary guard Ia Washington.
Aher soue discussion VI uGlntercsns nature, the
House aOlCur1ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

~, 49,. .aey - ,ss who perish pcrsLy. w
~, not AM isI from ~ "a. fscts atd II = f.ot tea
wat # wo'k bsssg,es.' desi u 90 with dr,ins
shane the ~. eco women in oar city who wan y 9n
streets Who-e su.ls Is only ssen oS t1e gsshsut.
ths sfane rot a.! with them. ). s'ae tpSa nun NnS
tfeIs The price of dishoDori shame 'ou t,Vse nIno
able women VITO smile upon the yictoriC oeosucnee
shane upon ourselves If We Ioursh an,' Pt,yuiN'
which oeplecizes the value of woman. lie, ~ tAee
han bic With the shame Cf the po9r lost p y and
hgnttn little the tlst bears too exclusl, ,siy
uPCn tfr Here these two cissses who c1Gst hsy
To,k c. else honorably OF dshouorably, pcri.h.
But there is aIo' her Gas a womea wno rot
compelled 10 work, conce'ping xhom ore of the
noblest womtn OF our cay MIR. Jane eson) asks il
moe enlarged socia. sphere cannot De slosed
wolnan! can merely say, that this field Is indicated
in The pbilanihI"pic Institutions Of our age. Il
eupiihed in women Ike Ez sbe.h Fry aud Florence
Nightingale. Applause One of those poor soldiers
of TIE CImea said, that her sbado~ see ned 10 dc
tm good ss i pissed over mis- bsd. What conp'i-
sCt to her wss that Of ar0ther poor sck msI. who
said tn her. " | believe you are not woman but
angel" How much better is that tnsn tie homsge
Of the drawn groom, triumph of Irritation. Ap
plause. How msnys woman might he au angel to the
poor hollow eyes Lat followed her from a sick bed.
Ltt us remember that this IS rot attempt to draw
wcmsn from her sphere. But let consider hoE
many claims there sIe out cf this sphere. Let not
fesr any rdiculs which may be cast upon u.s. Rici.
cue Is the feebes weapon thst can be used proves
the lack Of heavier artillery; it fires scattering ehot
AID does lot hit the mark. lApplsuse 1t is rsthsr
fearful picture TO be sure. OF a masculine woman,
schemiDg in Wall street, shouting in Tammsry
Hail. But wher called to step forward to the line,
who shows more manlness uore courage. than
womspl Lcok at the maid of Sarsgosss look at
Grace Darling, and at that noble woman who but
year ego brought nome the sEp of her poor disabled
husband; she may have been out Of her sphere, hat
soc circumnsyigoed the globe. lAppsGse. | am
inc ued TO believe that woman starving in the streets
is fully as incoDgruous as woman il the Senste or
the Forum.
The true idea of civilization will never be u1ioded
til woman has been placed upon an equality with
man. IL the cabin of the May flower; 10 the war Of
the Revolution, when the wives loaded the muskets
n ere were such meo because there were such women
Tie grandest transaction OF history are unioided
when she stands nearest to man a. an equal; and
when Christianity shall have reicbed its highest
point, her heart will be near his hand Let women
sand upon the ground Of her human nature, then
there will be mutual honor aud mutual help; then
there will be no discor6 ant music in the msrcn from
the paradise which they left tcgether-to that para
di. which they hope to attain. Great applause
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

THE "FoREsrEPs' IN COrscn.-Ano,ber meeting
of tLs "Fores.er" or Wood branch Of the Tammsny
Society was held last evening at the Msrset street
House. Jesse West presiding. One hundred and M.
teen members were reported present. E1Msyor Wood
uaJe speech, and so old J. Sherman Brownen. Po-
Ice Justice, Col. Ireland, G. A. May, and others.
re,oluon approving the acts of the General 0ose'n-
rnent ard Of Presidep. James Buchanan" was sdopt-
ed o. was also one declaring that the ticket fos ga
cfsms shall be composed Of brothers Of wei known
integrity end ability who viii have regard to the
general welfare Of the entire Democratic party
"krowD rot TO favor any faction or clique, brt who
twill endeayor TO restore harmony to the Democratic
"rsrks and Tsmmany Society to the purposes foe
which il wss organized Commi'ee OF tnii-
teen, Of wi ON Col vosburgh Is ChsmsD was thsn
appointed TO selCct from the members Of the Socs'y
br,een persons as candidates for sachsm' and submit
Re same for approval at the next meeting to e' he'd
n Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
hPSyVAL or TIE SUSQUgHASHA.
rEseSCI. RAyAGES OF TIE YELLOW
FEVER

neVesed Sse. s.esm frisste Susqus6sasa' Cap.
Josbus r. SENDS. .rrv,d 81 this port last evening 'sm
Nicaragua, via Pos, RsyA .'smAics, where siI of'cses
and s. mea were landed, eek with the yellow fesa
She hss hsd i5j cssts in sH and deaths are kno~s
She is now detained st QrssntiOe. The following so
tho rsnCs a. these who died far az krowu:
Msrh 9S''lteu Boyer sAer rusrd II ocsrxeto~u
March 2S-Jotn Hotnot. ships scwaid. al C~pesown
NSch 2t-Wrr Fsussrsy hoy ofFhlAl az Usocseso~u.
Nalch ..- frpdrfich Tone 0tf ms'in-, ssses
Apfil sc ovsrsl Burns MAINE. st
Arri iLicGt Henry w. oveeo Marines and James Rssss
Apri S-Georse @, ygrr fireman. ard II. Conway hc.p-
stewsd sk.A
Ap-ii 6-TA,u ~ Morsn srinr. st -.
james F,ynp by; o. BAasseS. bsad mastet-si eost
Roysl. in hospital.
April James Read. saiualers maze, A see
April Thames Price. seaman, st So
Out Of guard OF marines numbering j, oosy essk
ale on duty.
Of OHcers bod-d Z. S,ea Fr,Sate SssssAoesa
Joshus r. Sands Leutensais isssc NJ Browne fsx
SLuey. C. IL Wells l.. Peel John r. Hsmslten; PSr~s.
John Rtephou.-. Zoo esyel surgeon Pphtey pas-.a
Assistant Susrop. X. T. Msocouen. Acknowledgment trS
n Rose Br Rows Navy Chief Ensne, John r. Whppss
Assistants Gsog W Alexander Edward fihaD. and Edwssd
D. Rohie Captains Clerk. Louis SAD3s Bosswsin u
Bell; Gunner James Hutchinson; carpcu,es w D. Lsshtoa
SsITsker J. q. Gallagher
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
Additional by Telegraph.
SENATE.


The ill relative 10 the lateral carals was recon-
mit,eo t. the Canal Committee with instructions to
amend 20 a. to give the Sts.e Engineer aud Surveyor
absolute power to discharge the division AID resident
Engineers for cause. Recess till Z, p IN.
EVENING SESSION
To incorporate the Turnyeren Association oil te Eastern
To remove the ob.tructors in the Harle Rivsr.
Nj. SCHELL here had consent to rep,t tte He"-
York Tax bill.
MIR. ELY deserted from several Of the items.
s,. the .iop II the Supervisor. Of NewYork relative
ceItsD claims were then passed
AsskMBLl-AFTERSoos SESSION.
Mr.. LAW called up the concurr Mt re.olus ns rtla-
tive TO the death of the Hon. Wm. L. Marcy, wbich
were adopted.
TIE foliovirg concurrent resolut were adopted;
% direct 20 an x.s ..on Ito tn Ike Cer of the
In In favor of Of the Pacific Railroad
Rel.tve 10 chaiii abe sppop. tons
In T, gard TO the distribution OF puofc lands
M CHAsLTR attempted to gain unanimous consent
TO fix the frs vote for the repeal ofthe MstrJpotan
Police law this evening.
Objections ere maze when the Canal App-o2r
stion bill was again taken up IN Commute Oh the
Whole.
Attempts were made TO nst IT pFroprations for the
Homes f,r the Frierdless," for the York Op'
ibalmic Hospital and other charities, al OF whicn
failed. .,
reading.
Recess Il! pm.
kyEsIsG SESSION.
A resolution 10 adjourn sine de at 6p ui tomorrow
was attempted to be introduced, but tailed LOT want VI
unanimous pseni.
The arnua. appropriation bill was then read and
lassed.
The llowirg bills were also passed:
To authorize the payment of int. Canal crae.
The bill to repea the Metropolitan Police law was
lost by 60 to57.
Mr.. LAsisG reported complete tie bill to prevent
the creation Of a f)atrg j.bt for canal purposes.
An suempt to put it ON iis third reading at once
was oveIruIec by decisoo ofthe Chair.
Mr.. LAsIAG appealed from the decision, but the
House sustained the Speaker by large majority,
The bill gives the Canal Bosfd powerto suspend tue
pubic woibs at any time, and entire control over
ccL.IaCis.
BILLS PASSED.
To pyi'e The art incofras the Albany and Net" baltimore
slip Cs!s. Company.
TO sutho1c he construction of the Brooklyn Broadway s
rosc
To smeld the revised eave 20 Limited parner'hlp
The Seraie bill relstve 20 public printing Wa as
custej, AID finally ad ar the able by vote oil Il ID IL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
Fast.Day in Boston.

BOsTOs, Tharsday, ApnI 10, IS,o
The annutl time appointed by the Governor f"'
day Of aoirg ind piaye', has beeh observed to-day
as ususl, by a total suspension Of business TIE
clunbes, in most Of which religious exercises took
place were crcvceJ, ard the afternoon aud evening
performances at the thesers literally pstronzed
The CommG alfO attracted thousands to witness VA
rous athletic exercises by the young men OF the CITY,
Fast Day has never before been generally observei
The Thermometer ranged ab,nt 60, with soutaeriy
wind and cleur sky.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

Tie Phaqdclplia Bui,efi7 learns 'has the Rev
Drdlev A Typg met with serious aecide't, on Tue
cay at bis pace at Bekfeld, near conshohOe1so.
No. s,or,1rmery Courty. The reverend gentleman, while
.ssd .lort . thIashipg machine, which was IN
S1s,;or Lad hi, tight arm csugh. in TIE machinery
srd very bsd.y l.cera,ed. Portions Of the flesh Aaa
,r,o,ss were tom frc N the arm and very ser'ous
woppd wa, inflicted. His attending physliaa s isa'iI
,b., he viii ,ose the use ofthe LIMB.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
aIe on du,

TBr YELLOW FK'rR AT RIO JNsErRo.-Ths fol-
lowing Is an extract OF private lcster. dated Rio
Jantiro, Feb. .:
"The fever t,kos the sailors off very fast. There
are yesses in the farbor with on bosrd soma
hsvii died while the rest in the hospital. Therv
IS a small steamer which runs across the bay once
e,e'y Day with the sick When man 10 sick on
tosrd a vessel the fsg "a set in the msn, and the
steamer comes along and takes him out. It is . ssA
sight 20 ses fiom huty to fortyv vessels with thsr hsss
tius displayed. There are about 800 sick men 10 the
hospital, taken from the shipping In the pou.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

b'o'eht le~ oSess 81 2sstess. tie e,es ks sc s.s
men II te' employ Of MsSer. Har vout drew .hs,r
,sv'rgs m The easls aad tsDderod tAsn TO the r
o,e {euis Nomao, OF Leaing Of this. drew o.. $40
e. 'hs dlspcss Of the frr. Hspply they ws,e .s..
to westher tts so'm withou, tbi. kirtiy s..i,,an.
1ls Rev. d.. GosDor ard Others srbsequs,tIy sc-
dif..cd tbs mblsgs. Whea our reporter les, toe
rn,er.aun eo. wes s.hs Wight Altogether tie osc.,-
,on WA ere Of peculiar piesscse. and will o1g ~ 49,
u emssltd ty tkcse sao participated mt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
Loss OF Eight Lives.

CINCINNATI, Thufsiey. April IS. 1853
On MoDdsJ saerno.n lsst. tie Portsmouth ead Pom
eroy packet Neoture we sunk opposite Gsilpols by
gale Of wind, and eigot Of her crew were drowned.
The passetgeis were al savci. The boat aid csigo
were valued a. s. go
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
7HE ELECTION IN TRENTON NJ j.

Correspondence OF The N Y. Tribure
TuEsroS, N. j., April Ia. 1883
The Dispatch in yesterdays TRIBUNE, ffcm tina
city, calculated TO convey wrong mpresslon OF TIE
result of cur Charter election on Nondsy Tne state
ren that the Democratic Mayor ard other candidates
for iy ,ices were elected might be taken, without
expaI alton as Indicating that this city uolks most
other populous con munities in the Free North,
wtoded 10 the principles Of the Sham Democracy
ard had not uttered its rebuke of the iraitorous
scheme rs who have brought the once honored name OF
Democracy into dhrepute, and pushed the country
70 Il verge Of civil Any inference Of the above
character is unwarranted by the facts The truth q
rat although the cardidste Of the " Democrssy'
was chosen Mayor, the vote was an emphatic con-
d, mi ation OF Il party which dominated him, a.
evident from the following statement Of the figures:
Tucker (Rep) received. ........'...''.V -.
Rogers "a. h. received.
Uood Dem rsceytd 1T"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
ror'pT Or AppYAIS

April. i5 is5s.-Nos IS, 3lS. Grosvep9r sge A.
.nti, FiFe II urAHee comP,n. 49, ~. w%
~ Go.d sst. Chspo.-Arset Mr. Henry X s~asn ,o' -
rlsri; M John H. zsyrOd d. for iespostI NO. ~ " =,
t,Trrk IA RIOS 80 g., feo f5l, submitted - 81. r, =.
Cs.ensss ot Apri 10 Nos g. ~. H. 72 H. - 'I q ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
United States Supre me Court.

WAsuIsGros, Thursday, April Is, 1853:
No 76 John n. AhI VS.. Roswell b. johnson. Ar
gums Mt continued for the appellee and concluded for
tie defendant.
No II. John b. Irvine VS.. VIM. X. Marohali ct al.
Argued on both sides.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
M.iority srsir 5. Wood.

Tie Drmocratic candidate is thus shown TO have
considerably lees than majority Of the popular vote.
in ci,y which one year ago, when about the saus
pumbef of votes were polltd, gave the same gentle
nan majority of 35S over the Repubicso osndi-
date for Mayor. OF the Counoilrnen elect seven arc
Republicans and six Democrats, each party carrying
tbIee cf II six Ward. of the city. On the whole, vs
think. il may be claimed that the result Is an Anti
Ltcompton victory and that the Freemen Of Trenton
are TO the principles which animated tnei ts'nes
TO contend with the mnions Of tyranny on this bs,is
field OF the Revolution.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
The Little Murder Case.

ROCHESTER,. Thursday, April ID, 1873
A second panel, consisting of nearly one hundred
men, was examined today 10 the Little murder case,
but only - were accepted as Jurymen. The Court
ar that Mrs. Little trial for the saula otfense
would come on this term.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
From WASHING TON
COL. BENTONS ESTATE.

Corresponds nee Of The Phisiepdia Evening Bulletin.
WAsHisoros, April IA, 1853. -.
Col. Benton (contrary 20 tie general opinion Of bis
meansl has died poor Some time since his house, %
c street. was burned down, and be went to the ex-
pepse of having il rebuilt; but there Is a mortgage
$40 coo on It. which will almost absorb she value ~
the property Col. Benton was spxious thst Consree
should purchase ,OCO copies OF his Abndsment "a
the Corsressi1 nal debates for distribution among The
various S,ate libraries and foreign exchanges. He vas
of opinion that such purchase would be con.titu-
tiorsI ard would teud 10 dituse aknowndge OF the
polical history Of the coGn'y. Two members OF mo
ousO Of Rep,s have the matter under con
sdeIai:cn by bis quest and will bring IT, at 40 early
day, before Congress, WITH as they think, good "a
suranCes Of success
MoHaaMrp PASHAs TBREE-DscKER.-We lego
that the Chief Of the Bureau e Constructco the En-
gineer.in-Chei end Commander Dahlgreep, have been
selsc'ep by the Secretary OF the Navy To confer YIN
tbe Turkish Admiral "a 10 the preminaries for the
thteedecker TO be built by the Ottoman Porte ~ ths
United States. Two meetings have been had, asd
TIE result will be reported to the Secretary in acsy
two. Washington Stsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
The Crevasse at New-Orleans-

NEw- ORLEANS, Thursday, April Is, 1853.
The crtvasse opposite this city still triumphs, but
efforts are at last being made TO stop it. The rise in
the river is coming down.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

A Rensselaervipe correspondent Of 1he J'"r"a|
rays that Andrew Fuller, the AIti-Lecomp''o csH"'
date for Super visor, is elected by 2o7 MAJORITY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

AfPQ'NIITs7s IA Thy GovE7soR-By anu s Wen
d.. - ., 49, ,. ,. ,ti. slae- ALBAsY, Apr. y loS
EUrsFf ttE.iC- aFs-ps:ie lei B. Haso'ouek o.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

The revival interest has extended 10 varou' pArts
G Csoajs. Ia Montreal. prsy ef m-unss aIe nsN
tats, lDes day. aea 80 ,arssy f''o3'''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
The Grafton Bank Robbery.

Bosros, Thursday, April 10, 1898.
Heary Pratt. Teller Of the Grafton Bank, mas been
arrested charged With robbiDg that institution o.
3l20OO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

weather RepOrfs.-ApRn Is.
By the Eastern Western Northern aud Southern Lnes-Chce
No. q Wall street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

NArrR,1IEr TowA ELEcrIoS-The annua elee-
,ioI for tifCe's ii tot town OF Wservtt t"ok pace
cn Monday. JLd,r t. Law recently passed, the vo'-
irg was Done l., is;rcts instead of al at one peI as
heretofore. rsder tbs system the vote Il nesly
double that Of lat yesr Tne election WAS qgIe
clo sely coL LeseG Below ". give the figures. Inc
entiIe Republican AID American Union teEes was
successful ri.h but few excep.iors-the Democ at'
eeoting al OVerster of the Poor ST Colors one AS
.e.str OF Cor stable aud Commissioner OF lghsa!s'