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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

The WEArHER.-The following report of the
Weatherfo for this morning is mad 9 from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about Z o'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

vented hy the renowned
!" Soy err" on his return
from the Crluu. a, and since
his dec2asa Is nIaauiactur
ed 10y CROSSE d BLACK
WELL. London. from the
original recipe. The man
uficturers simply ask fuTit
r trial, convinced that IL
must add To the already
large consumption, and
that IL Will prove itself un-
co ualled, either a.. stimu-
liant To the appetite or an
id To digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

The GENERAL LAND OFFICE, on the 9th
instant, transmitted approved list No. 6. of
swamp and Oysrfowed lands in the Helena
district, Arkansas. Also list No. 4. in the
Newmsnsville district, and list No 7, In the
Tampa district, Florida
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25
PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-If the person who writes Ia me
Over the signature Of Stafford Miles," req nest-
Ing Information concerning a Mrs. H, who he
says he Was IN the habit { meeting at a framed
hous near the market, will call on me, Will give
him all the Information can. ma "a Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

EOR SAIE.-The undersigned has for sale q
Il HOTEL, In the finest location Of the CITY TIE
bar has n good run ofcustOmers, and the house -
thrnus bout well tnrnishsd. For particular app
City Hal. ms q "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, or aNeLsrs.

M TIN SiI4F., FNcIaI ?
iOrNl property Known as ~ Mount Pleas sat -
containing SH acres more less, lNlus lu M.ut
soTeery county. Immedi at+s the 7ih str,. road
LEADING Ia Ro 'kvlle, about ~ mils tom Washin.
ton and lies from Rork Vile. For paTlicuia1s
d cure of y. q. Queen. 9TH street
ina 2l-lW CAROLINE +. holland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

IfOR RENT-A pleasant COUNTRY RESI
y DENCE. miles from Washington. on the
Mtddi1 Turnpike leading from Alexandria Ia Lee. -
hnIS; For luTther Information address I.I.MI-
BAll.EN. WASHINGTON city. Ina 81 III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

E'oh RENT-A two stay aud attic FRANZ
Z HIl 81. two squares ahUvr the fauudr,
tMrthodistl Meeting house. COZ tainInE & rootns
kitchnn, aud .rlla.. Rent - per year Also 81
street b-twecn III aud IT'S ma >,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

fI,O DENTISTS AND OTHERS P,-,-r-
II III. ROOMS No. gao Pa. avenue, oVcT Mo
Milshis Corst Store occupied ~ dentist far tho
ina II
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0ST-In this city or Georgetown. CASE OF
- SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AnV prr.on
avIng them At the Drug Stole e Mr.. kidSell. an
q orgetoSn, ar ~ the Office 81 DIR. LisbermAn Ne
wared. m. - "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25
LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED AWAY From the subscriber or
- Wetuesda, last. suiall dark red COW, $500
WI white spot ia her forehead. ear MARKS NSr
Got remembered. ! will pay the sum Of 3 -
streets
INA past IL. NEWTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-25

TEREDUCTlON OF TAXES.-All citizcrs
uS ofthe Fifth Wa'd opposed I, tho Msyor's
veto, and fayoring the reduction of taxes aud the
numerous CITY Police, are requested To meet in
THURSDAT EVENING next. 2Gth instan,, At 8
3c'4ck, Tor the purpose of nominating candidates
gates To the City Convention.
ma p Sc" MANY CITIZENS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
FROM ALBANY.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
ALBANY, March ), 1879.
The Assembly gave an eathestto-day Of its inten-
top TO 40 earnestly at the work before it, BY adopt
Ing rule limiting speeches IN Committee vi the
whole 10 five minutes.
The bill introduced by Mr.. M,uton from the
select Committee On the subject Of tneequ,lizaton
of the State tax has passed the Assembly ana been
sent TO the Senate for concurrence.
The bin provides for the appointment OF three
State sessions by the Governor and Senste, whose
duty il shall be 10 eQualize the State tax among
the several counties and fix tie amount 0i ASSESS
uept on which the tax for Stats purposes shall De
levied in each county. The assessors are 10 hold
their Office till October lSGO, TO have power 10
swear witnesses, and have access to all public pa
pers necessary TO the proper discharge oil teir du
lies. They are required 70 fix the amount oil
assessment for the tax Of l-59 and report the same
70 the Controller or before the lst day oi Octo-
Der next; after which they are required to continue
the prosecution Of their examinations, visiting and
rersouslly eXaming all the counties IN the Stste,
and make their final report - the Controller on inc
LAT day of September l-t0. And on such report Is
a basis the Controller Is required to aPPornon u
each County It's share Of the State tax for the years
$50 1851 ard -62. The bill also provides that
during The session Of the Legislature of l-ti2,
another set of Assessors shall te appointed IN similar
manner who shall tx the basis of taxation for the
MI three years; and eyep third year thereafter
BOARD Of State Assessors snail Do appointed IN Ike
manner The pay Of the assessors 5 61ed 81 81 =
dsy for actual service and all travelling expenses eA
eept board. The original bill liked the conlPensaS
IN =, 81 ~ dsy. and the Senate viii probably
mend tie ure,ent bill so as 70 make it 50.
Your frahtful tax levy hiss been for several days
upde prore the scrutiny OF the judiciary Commit
,se of the Assembly. which body are understood 70
favor amendments cutting down ard striking out
,pprcprisfioes - follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

The Washington Star estimates that a. iess.
900 siourners-nembers Of the firs second or 'niTu
House their families birds of fashion, &c--ett the
Federal Metropolis between p. IN. Of Friday ara a.
m. Of Saturday.
-Ou- Washington correspondent telegrsphet az sc-
count of one Of two fights Which occurred in hotel oH
rooms the evening AFTER tho adjournment Of Ce'geSs
Tn. other is tbu. described IN 1h< Star
.,Tbs Hon Tbos. w. Bowie Of Nd, and Mr. A. ..
u White II this city, while enjoying themselves Is
s,iar1s in the saloon of the National ho'e hsd ms
md rstardipg in the course OF when the ioiinei
yeTv harsh and severe language toward Tue IaNe,
srdlaiG bis cane upon his shoulder; Iais tas
ed nv terhaps, half dozen heavy 6io"'iron Inc
of Mr W, ere by ISLANDERS coua mIeii.le' 80
that was accomplished, however, Mr.. w nl'e PIT.
into mutual friend Mr.. Cru,ched weo asd esa'u -,
6rsggrg him away from The scene OF ms .. uss
ter. Tney were separated only after preu! III
Of their walking sticks, and rough tunbie auu
inc over which generated connection marc seaS
10 The main night Of the hight in tnst rlpg: ss
that in the melee, pistol WAS 6red the bail OF W.
went through Mr.. 30 Sies hat: bur, We hsys oesh III
Able 10 learn, from any one present. thai any su'A
weapon was drawn o. used on the OCCASION.
The object Of Mr.. COb3en's vis. to tbs county, 70
said to be 10 lock Into the affairs q The Ilnon CeiHa
Railroad. in which be IS 9 larg7 sectholcsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

Whtu We hear an asssssinati,n justified or at
least palnkted--On the assumption that the victim
bad inflicted wrongs on bis slayer for which the GV
affords no adequate 'em1y-we are moved TO AK,
Why does the law afford 20 adequate rensdy 7
Whose fault is il that the plotting, tfeacserOu'
sdultersr is not treated by the law as ielonl ?
Has the slayer in this case honestly and earnestly
md to have the laws so amended Is 70 punish
adultery as felony If not, Whist does his ustifc,-
ton amount tOl Especially il be has been an 10
auential member Of different legislative bodies, snd
rever raised bis voice in one Of them in favor Of
adequate (Or any legal punishment Of adultery,
ais excuse, il strikes US, is very lame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

C,PTuR. or SLAyER-sJ0 NyGRoKs ON BoARs.
Captain Krcb, OF the brig Frances Jane, from Nay
sguez. ard Captain Staples OF the schooner Mohsvk
from Ponce, T.. r., report that spanish bark froa
the coast Of Africa, With $50 negroes board wniLs
attempting TO effect landing, had gone ashore sboss
the tai ut, reef the east end OF the island md
vent to pieces and il was reported thu. the esptsis a
Immediately dispatched government steamer 10 hsr.
bat shs red no. returned a. the time of the depass~
oithe above vessels, Baltimore EIchange, hHoh4.
tornado parsed portion Of the State Of Ms.
sfsppi the l6ts ut and leyeled 70 the groun1 az
The "dveIines" slsyesJ and neary all the horses'
white fo.ks on the plantations OF j. Il. Cslhoun,
Tuner Harris, ue Holly Estste, and the jacobs Es-
tate.
A brute in tumGp form backed his hosse into thu
dock a. Portland The ether day ard chen the animal
We rsscnej deliberately gouged out one Of It's eyss
with HE knife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

The items for srresrages for 1-5-, amounting 70
S-4e,6i5 are, it Is understood % be strlcsen out
and TO be covered by general appropriations De
fcieneies on Floating Debt Stj, 30T, 10 be stricken
out and IL be taken from the aggregate. Other
amendments 10 be made in judgments, which will
probably reduce the entire sum for arrears about
500, 600. This added 20 the specific appropris-
tions referred to sbove will make total reduction
Of something more than ! ,200,0 900 from the
$1,000, 900 IN the levy.
The Cansl Board hiss ordered the testing Of Capt
Samuel J. Seey's new improved sliding iron lock
gates by placing one on lock No. ,. The advantage
claimed for this gate is that il viii add some -
feet to the length Of the lock chambers OF the Cna
DIR. SPTSOLA, after reading to the Senate to-day
his lengthy. one sided report tmade up nainy from
er rGrfe testimony) on the practical operations Of
our Police system presented two bills, which pro-
pose TO repeal the Metropolitan Police acf. and or
csnize separate Police Department tx each Of
The Cities Of New. York and Brooklyn. For New
York. be proposes, in plsce Of the present Bosrd
Board of four Commissioners, TO be elee ed annu-
ally, after the manner Of eleetlng AlmsHouse Gov
errors.
The Personal Liberty bill, Of which l sent The
TRIBUNE an abstract several days ago, comes mp
as special order on Monday. believe The fol-
lowing are among the names on petition recently
presented by citizens of Albany for the passage Of
this act, viz: Messrs. Eli Perry, Mayor, h. IL.
Van Dyck, superintendent Public Instruction.,
James 81. Cook. (Superiutendent Bank Depart
ment) George Dawson, Editor Of Tn: ErcuiHg
Journal, Hon Bradford Il. Wood. Hamilton Har.
ris. George E. Baker and Rev. a. ID. Mayo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
CONGRESS.
SENATE-EXTRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Msrch 5, 1859.
The Senate adopted resolution, on motion of hr.
MALLORY, directing the Secretary Of War to inform
the Senate whether Sharps rife carbnss are u'ed by
troops and, If 80, whether they have been found eff
Gent end serviceabe in the field. Also whether there
j. rtq1isitiOn On file for ouch arms which has not
been flied; and, If 90, by whom, and the number.
Tie following are the most important changes VI sie
IN the Staroing Committees foi the present session;
On COrms,se-9sssy. Powell and slal,ubry in plsSs Of
Reed sno Allen. -.
On Ptliie Land.-Br. BrSban In plsoe Of Mr.. stus--
On h0toI hGa-,Mes,n AIhoby snS Nicholson IN place o.
hessrs a eL and Bell
On Ptnsi0,s-Br. Grimes IN place OF Mr. Jones 81 Iowa
The Senate went into Secret Session.
When the doors we're Opered. Sir. Seward submitted
resolution calling the Secretary Of War for copies
Of ell contracts which have been made for removing
the distinctions a. the moath OF the Mississippi, the
amount SO expended, and 10 whom paid. Lad oyor
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
DEATH OF ssERxtG GRoSwgLL esq.

\ Sherman Cros.-cE, esq, late edtor o. The &fSssy
/ Argrs, died yesterday 3, New Hsveo aged 56 ysasA
Mr.. Croe~ell sas the Of the late Rev Harry CrSs
vel d. D., Rector O, Trinity Church in New Hs-sa.
ard born in the City Of Hni.or where his ps-csts
resisd at the time. He N's graduate CT Yas CD
lege Of The year 1872. Tkc Me- Hqrcn Journal ssys:
After Studying lie law. be Sas admitted 10 tbs
bsr \ this city N The year 1876. In lSie be moved
10 Albsry where he was sssOciai ed Nth Eiwin Croe-
we'll esq, in the editorial management II Iss A.lavS
AyiS from which he finally retired in the year 1875.
He scor Hffer removed 20 this city where al er pso
tiaetsd inrss he died Of consuuptcn Ard 50 ysAys-
Ne fed IL dticuil 70 slve car impresc.os os NJ.
CrosVtls character. For man 20 widely kncWN -.
wa hnovu 10 few. lie made no, many tresL G
these .sH cree made. were hie-Osg iten1s. D.
nenty court COus IL lie manners 10 ti, ne vas e.
nSr e reserve. His confidence WAS giVen to"t
sven reluctantly, bat wien gwen was Amos i'''
vtbdraWp.
"He wss = n-an 81 sire Mar rsfrems', Of Mind, an
Of tastes fsstidousy delcste. Nature ntted IN fes
artist hie, or for some other pursuit success u
witch reeds lsrge aimiXne OF the rtGct'o elensot
But by OF the perverstes in lie nos uncc nres.
he was thrown .Uto Tive unoongenia .held OF pohss.
s.ryice OF nearly quarter al century, hlst - On
associate, srd subsequently as chief eotc' Of one "
the most Influential political papers IN tn's ooustry.
had rot been without It's inaenoe upon Mr. CrdSwels
chsric,er
dNo one familiar only with the always vigorous and
sometimes trenchent style OF IAS drgBs, wCaid awe
SneitNISu or us most tNdi
cane iiom the pen Of writer whose tempersasotwss
ess.ntslly poetic one ard ~hOse ieeings much
more in harmony VITA whatever il beautiful iG bgtsrs
or EFT than VIII the details az pohtcs. Yet sgeh
ths dot and Only the earrestnsss aud sincerity Of bis
political convictions could have made such cscnps
tiou toerabe to him.
In his relations with those endesred 10 kiutuy
kindred lie Was an example Of sfsctiouate regard. ks
a son, a brother, husband ana a iA'hor he leaves
behind him sorross and tears with which a stranger
intern eddleth not
mir. Cross well died in the communion ot the Church
Co'holc having psrtsken OF the sacrament OF tie
Lords Stopper st the hands of the Rev. Mr.. Brew,er.
few days before his death gladly preparing for ts~t
word to which almost all who had been rear aud esS
TO hin ip life had preceded him. His tancrsl, No cs-
dersssnd, VII take place on Tuesday OF next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
ASSEMBLY.

The bill to extend the tins for the coec ion oftsxe3
all over the State 10 the first Monday in April passed.
The bill has already passed the Senate.
The bin TO alter the Commissioners Map Of Brook
lyn, was reported adversely. Report agreed TO.
The bill to authorize the indictment Of the Staten
Is,snd Rioters 10 New.YoTk or Kings County, was
taken up the Special Order
The Statep leland Rioters bill was debated by Mr..
CHRISTIE ard Mr.. BINGHAM ag4rs, the bill, and
by Mr. SPENCER and Mr.. CONKLlNG FOR the ongi-
nal BILL
Mr. MORRIS withdrew his substitute, making toe
law general over the State, and it was renewed by
Mr.. CHRISTIE.
Progress vas then reported and tue bill made the
special order for Tuesday. -
Mr.. WOODRUFF gave notice Of a bill to repeal all
the charters relating TO the City OF New'foIk down 10
1850, and revive the charter of that yesr.
The bills 70 incorporate the Brooklyn Mercantile
Library and New. Utrecht fisheries were passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

eobdiiioc Of the Po'tOHioc Dspsftnsut, bu. other
branches Of The public service absolutely require legs
lstior before the usual ii ne Of msstise Of Congress-
WAsHISOTOs, March 7, 1853.
The corditiOa OF the Postmaster General IL such
that he il not expected n live throug TIE nigh
The President AID members OF the Cs,nst ssd other
distinguished peTsonsges, ere in attendance 81 ais
residerce. Gov. Brown Is about 63 yezrs Of sge.
A Board Of Surgeons mas been ordered to meet at
Philadelphia the let Of April TO sipe candidates
for promotion ara sppon meat 10 the Medical service
of tbe Army. Applications 10 bs addressed to the
Secretary OF War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .hLBASr, March ;, 1850.
Mr. HhLSTED reported fayoraby the bill 70 in-
crease the salaries Of asssssnt clerks Of the Police
Courts in Ne x-Sofk.
Mr.. OWEN reported bin to limit the responsible
ty Opubshers rewsveDders and deaiert in periodical
literature for the Consideration Of the Senate.
Several bills Of no general interest were passed
MIR. HUBBELL moved TO recomInit the bill for the
relief Of the State Inebriae Asylum, WITH instructions
to amerd by seTng clause that all expenses OF ex-
ecuting the Excse law shall be pad before any per
ceLage assessed upon the recepsfor the support OF
the Asylum.
The report presented by Senator SPINOLA last
night on the Metropolitan Police, was taken from the
table and read through by order Of the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

TRlAL oF PoLIcEMAS WYSKooP.-The case OF
Policeman WyBkoop, which has been under inyssligs-
ton seyersl days before the Commissioners Of POLICE.
was concluded on Saturday 9th tho examinations Of
Officers Gsylor add Van Arsisle and Sergeant Cor
The first witness testified that he once received -
prsssnt for recovering noneN from mock Anoto sssr -
StrgeIrt Crsf 81 ~ and Oicer Van Antse 81 ~
Sergeant Besy money and Brpsy mover se
f0r ary 4; be owed serI ant Croft nothing. .
Officer Van Arsdale had never hesrd any iatmsfioa
ayds Sergeant Croft ssnt him oa sos.s
business With Officer 0syor and told him thai the eonnIymss
would ali right: Gaylor received S5 and handed Mn
Al So Sergeant Brsy bad not approached him In rssnd 10
this uial
Sergeant Croft said he bad heard coy iAtiss-
ton from the c'srk hat the divide witness aSSs
lei GayIor b So IN sssed the nss W
divide and never thTcasBs3 20 break Brandt BIS did rot
divide. 80,
Counsel offered to prove by Mr. Debois, one OF the
Police Ce. Brnsy bsd brought NJ. chnEe Tor tes pns-
po.e Of getting win 5erSesut Co Croft Ma tes
bed ,ainst Bnsy upon Tire late ala. Of he Ar ,ni eh-
bs, Bnsy received money for ssrces rendered bf bio
he police l. also oaessd % bring forysrd tssn'sy Aa
would show BT1sy n be unworthy Of credit
Commissioner EOwen deemed father evdaace a
nsceisaTy ani Il ssstors declared the closed.
BTuey stated in tire Of the investigation thM
b. had tubpsutse Officer aId bat mad refused ssaS
Officer H. subsequently made affidavit that be bad
no. sees subPeEsed and that Bis,s 's.snens vs uA~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
The Indiana Legislature.

CIhCiNNATI, Saturday, Mafcb ,, ISJJ.
The following have pissed both branches OF tae
Indiana Legisatore:-
license law, regulating the sale of liquors. law
submitting the question OF holding Constitutional
Convention to the vote Of the people at The next Oct'
Der election; act directing the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund to purchase four five hundred thous-
bnd dollars worth OF five atd tFo ana nan per
cent. Ipdiana stocks at Nav York prices; and laS
iLcreasirg the salaries OF the State officers.
The bill increasing the branches Of the STATE AK
failed for want of a constitutional majority Tao Le-
eislature adjourns on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
Fire nj Plaauemine, La.

Nrw ORLEANS, FRIDAY, March T. Is5'.
A destructive fire reported tins evening 80
pIsnnen;re said 10 have de stroyed half the town;
rehable particulars, however are to the effect IhA1
only two coffee houses were burnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

To Br p srH'1NcEy, Secretary OF tas Coancd q tAs
American G-osrsphica and Statistical Society Ne. fot
fra veliss Interest that hsvc read tao asm
hers Of THs NswYosK TRIBUNE dee o. Esss'ns Ps.t Dee
ID ana s, rs s pss 49, rs'a !SS s. ..r s,rsS
s,on Of the American Geographical ana statistics. soc,:sr
Hs,s os, " the euvsaon. heroic and
your sce, has ADOPTED In concert With other sole ns
Sp.do into The Arctic resoDs for tue purpose Of
Ira the correctness Il the information furnished BY the s"ss
tsicnAIy s existence OF open Polar tina, v
saw nee om Ice which would either spproan, The fee OF sx
ed TO the Fre"y Of cur Globe Witch up to tho present asy
nav gaiOTs have n de vain III rs 10 reach . j.
From the resolution adopted by the Americas oeosnpseN
tsb, leave IN The spns Of 1890 under u Or
Hayes ia promoter ana that 1t. expenses VIII 90 covered
Kane and which hs Kindly .hved AMI tho ssses
which esutd Society tas done NE BY elecns ns n ss
allow p,ce my among the unmse Of sobson
Nth five hundred francs which hold Tor ihor dSs
Ihsvs s.dy announced the Biographical Society Of Paris
tho truly national project conceived BY the Uned s'stss
profit information contained In the srs OF
toe Tapcu which owe 20 your kadpess and VIII d.v q
dss,s acoSs which VI. P,GssS s9psm IN s as
tho oom which you viii 5. Kind TO make 20
REFS 10 Of which
society epo,ed 70 offer 70 me- and one aoas ,a.n o.u:.
Railroad route to the Pacific Ocean have reoeiyes
Jour soesJ destined lor Mr. JomaId, OF which M J spess
IN the above letter. hooSer have msnionod this ss 20
80 Kind Cir remind hia Of H. sna inform HI alec tsss ny
Norwegian Professor kraau 10 already 10 prsss
Ut that inc dthnitNc pflntps on ~
cout Of OF certain documents from No~ss~s
which promised TO viii shortly Asse the scsshso
rendiDs several copie. 70 your Socisty.
slso lost sight Of the translation OF the exos-a
articles published by Professor B.cbe shd b. Lieut. bsa npsa
Gnf Stream; long lDdsposton however, aud entirely
ursept labor., have prevented me ~ sccomoish H.
sn s,ntirs today package 10 Nj Hector Bossesei -
dressed 10 the Geographical Statistical Sotetg
~ the Smithsonian Institution. fbs package cont,usf
your Society tho numbers Of the kovrse An.a' de- gvass
r the months Of September October November ans Doosss
her, 1853 s95 moreover two numbers Of the Bulletin o. Us
GsopicL Society Of PAf October and NO'smber Tor Pff
Bsche and Col. Albert.
Allow 20 .1p"ss you Sir tho Assurance Of most
Of La RooUETrE, u. M.ssrias.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

ARRESTS ~ TIE HARBOz PoLicE.-Oficers Brr-
Get AL Gee, o HAlbor Ponce Boat Ne arrested ths
- l.st. CnIo Pis.os, VIM Smith, Fr,asnss williamson
CARES Gotten, belonging 70 Of the bsrs aa;J,
.rV,a ba, Say freq Trrl1ad Coca With eco pooras
ssr rhee they ei. as, vessel The sugar foued
IA BIZ l6sss bz1s conesAd In their bses Tie
s.ksr tsrsr, sE4 to, oas1!s, xsd f't sxsnas
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DIED.

bowie "a. city Of h.rt-d.esss .. a. o. sssisJ
ksrch 3, OBADIAH ALLYN BowE native o. Wsoy We.
ard foru.riy Eeor Il The Hsykfs~ Josrs1i H~ssns~
FrssnaA. 40, aged 81 yeuA
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attack by MirsmOn's brother had been appointed in
Consequence commander Of the forces Of Sst State.
But tbis he seems not TO have thought a sufficient
reward, Is be seized the public money and started
of on bis return to Chihuahua. A force rad been
sens afser him, but with what result does 40.