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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-17

Tuition $40 per Term $50 per Year. for Day Students
Tuition $40 per Term $40 per Year. for Evg Students
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22

PREsEsTATIoE TO Mr.. W,LLAcK -There was a
rpsouifcert house at Wsllecks Taes1r lat night II
berg the benefit Of John Bfouga.m, who vas ore
sbsUroly funny than ever. As the piece drew to tae
close, the members Of the company ~ho were of duty
began TO happen ID, looking wise and keeping secret
their business, so that the uninsted soon began TO
suspect that something unusual was in view. As the
vAsious characters in "The Veteran came Oh, pbey
MADE hate not 70 60 home, bat 10 dress and hang
around loosey a. iftaey "disn't care AS soon as
the curtain fell the stsge was properly sTsns7o, the
Zousyes forming a semi. circle at the back, a: snou
der srpns the sdies seated at either eide OF table,
and the other foks, ousidsrs included, banilrg the
air once aorg toward the 70 flights.
M Wsllsck who was utterly urcor scious OF bis
fat. was brought forward end confronted with a
fplendd Silver Vase nearly two feet IN hg1. crowned
s,th sn enormous bouquet Of exotic foEers. Mr.. H.
B Philips, the prompxr and assistant sage manager
on behalf Of the company, made the presentation
speech, in which be properly alluded 10 the long and
glorious csreer OF the guest and the oeerved affection
with which he s regarded in and out Of the profession
nr. Wsllack replied N most feeling and character
istlc manner interrupted by applause a. almost every
sentence But epeeches Of this sort not ;or pint
they must be heard to be properly appreciated. The
ysse spier did thing, chsste AID classic in design,
ike Mr. Wsllack's own persODat;ons. On one side is
bic coat Of srns with the motto in Latin, The heart
and hard sgree;" sod this inscription:
Presented N JAMES w WALLACE esq by the Ladies ard
Gentlemen with bis tbaser IN consideration Of the
has sboTd 20 uphold the DRAINS. and also &c
fol the kldy Tessrd he nss always evinced
toward company and for oe to0crsbe manner IN which
be has under every vicistuee, fulfilled bis engagements
On the other side is foe medallion Of Shakes
pesre, beIeath which the names OF the Donors,
hesded by John Brougham and modssty concluded
by lester Walsck. Tne list embraces every pereon
permanently connected with the house. Around the
pedestal is: "Tbey well deosrve to have, thssknoF
the strongest and surest woy TO get. Well you de-
"seTve"
The whole affair is one which reflects credit upon all
concerned Mr.. Wallace. in his remarks, stated that
nearly half his lifetime had psssed snce be was simi-
lsIly coupEmented on the etage at Diury LsDe, and
that he should prOudy place this noble present by the
siGe Of it's Anticipated fellow in sckno E.edgment that
the English drams for which he had 20 long and ear
nestly striveD, had ourisbed vigorously in this
new land than in the home o: its bIth Certain pleas
ant green room festivities closed this most agreeable
iiisrpieCe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22

sEFDs-The dsrssd Il fair for Csy-r sA-s u 10 hsgs
lodt rIeihy sesi is hTm, a pa. for sxgor; sses u
$50 boss g. G0@ - Is = husb. Of BGS . CAclts In.
seed fairy Solve s1d See. rule steady sl-s II goa bags
AND eco poests .rye Sson - . 20 y bush,
the ae Il 6lo BAGS AsTe recently reported By - ~e snse,
stand, Sss ct cor slDlms,ed
TiAS-Tei7 o0ailue. good 5eard, and pree' fully
TALLO"-The market is quiet b0; Smi sales Of 200
iOlc tssh
wOOL-The inquiry 10 limited ard n-y % coutiuus for
uost Of The prod1oes supplied prvssus
only porcAae according their urgsn. bat
the .;ork snail particularly NJ nsge quail es and former
pcs Tn. for fofe.n .lpphed
,nd ths qusy Of sun Am-cSn much Sn.r than ~, yeAr,
IN polt-r therefore have beer enabled obtain
per 70 noe mssizo saies Of ~bich .
baI SOLE 60 Cor3ova ooas Ascertain
NqIshY-The market 10 'sr. the demand falr. .ses Of
Gsl nj. A. &c ana ao phds Drrdsss -
WHALEHONE Is more sct.ye, 'ses offs 100 70 Northwest
and DO Ocsck the ss Ct the catch Ia SevBed
foTc terms net 1isclcscd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

An adjourned meeting Of the Republican Central
COMMITTEE was held lsst evening ct the Committee
Rooms, Nc. 6lS BroSowsy, the NlCe-Pfesdeut, Taos.
LiIIIE In the chair. The attendance was large. A
resolution introduced and adopted providing for
toe admission Of reporters, unless decided 10 the
trsry by vote 70 be taken az esch meeting inmed
sasly after the reading Of the minutes.
Mr. FAIRHAN OF the Eighteenth W ard introduced a
seres % res ou,ops irdCrsog the Personal Liberty bill
Of the Hou Charles s. Spencer now under considers
ton at Albany, which were, after long discussion
laid ypon ths tSbls.
A Committee Of three, representing the Repuodcsn
fcomm tee OF tho Sixteenth Ward was present % rec
Commend the cstfag Of 3 mass meeting Of Repuo caaS
complimentary 10 the Hon Joshua X. Giidings, who
tSakonld be invited 70 address IT, An Amendment was
6asy adopted authorizing the President and Secreta
fes % inye Mr.. GiooDgs 20 address RS friends Ia the
Copoittee Rooms, at any time that b. should please
% Ss&gnste.
NJ. JULIus BRILL Of the SixtA Ward then intro.
dnoed The fonowiI preembe and resolutions, which
xere after considerable discass on sdoptet:
A.s.sI The Repuscan party irpgssent.a ~ Agessons
ou The States Gee srcc e uoSs Of as psstse
ssi Cos,sBon Of 1853 the p-uopls aa sosa IA tAs R-se
"a P,stforun 70 be The besis Of that pail ana
EI.Teea tAe Philadelphia Platform declares Al 'oreIrrs
hsvhs compiled xh OF thr uned % be sssly
snsisa a. tho TtAs 81 ebe-'AS ~'S Id I's' - s'l'
Ei1ssas. TIE Lfss:srs Of ss'S'srses wi's - '.~ Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22
MIR. GIDDINGS ON THE HIGHER LAW

The Hon JosuUl r. GIDDISGs lectured last evening
In Clinton Hall, before the Young Mems Christian AS
socation, upon the Higher Law He found the higher
law throughout nature in the succession OF the S9s-
ssae, In grayitstOD, in the operstons OF all thinge
This earth he said, was speeding through space with
On ineoncevsble velocity; he referred this to the
higher law. And yet there we're men who would
swear 10 you that it all done by an act of Con
xrss. Laughter ard appauseI clergyman lately
asked him about his faith in God. lie tod him that
he knew that God existed Just well be knew that
man existed. From the actions OF the cayey tene-
ent he came to the conclusion that there wes sonl
that there was man inside and from the operations
Of the material universe, he came equally to tne con-
elusion that there was omnpoteut power and Wis
dom which moved and directed it. Toe infinite dehcscy
Of the balances which God had established in the hu
man frame, and the certainty with which trans
sresson of any of It's laws brought the fitting
penalty, was striking instance Of tue immutsbllity
of Code mster oil laws. Corresponding to these
material laws he ssid were the moral Laws estab-
Kshed by God, equally inevitable ard equally mmu-
table and these, he said, were the Higher Law. Mr.
Giddipgs ncidentay stated bat he thought he came
pretty near being in heaven Sunday, when he heard
Beeebtr in the morning and bis irieno on his right toe
Rev. DR.. Cheever in the evening. Man needed hb-
erty 10 enable him TO obey tne Higher Law. lie
said that in grave Judicial case slave hsd been de-
fned 10 be one doomed to live wituont knowledge.
He wished be could ring that 10 the ears Of all
infidel Doctors of Dvi0ity; and he proceeded to
administer a sound cAstigstion to the so-csled
q. Christians who were unfsithtul 10 liberty. MI.
,l3iddipgs traced the influence of the Higher Law IN
the shaping Of the Revolutionary Struggle, aud its
sembodiuent in the Declaration of l0dep sndence
In reference to the position of the clergy be told tae
story of the Rev. Mr.. Slcer, Chaplain of tue House
nhO when q mutiuied cargo of slaves had been re-
sakep, brought back to Washington, and bought by
che great slave dealer, Hope IL. Slater AID stood
trembling in Pennsylvania svenus shook tue hsnd Of
toa,tsT and reproved Of the slaves for attempting
ftse hmself smsn TO whom he himseif had often given
the g, n boo bread and wine. Next morning when
got up and began to pray, sPsn-spoten canesgue of
HIS got mp put on HE hat and began 10 swear. Aud
E1oer called on God TO bless the members, rlden
called on God to damn such preachers. Sccrs prayers
Asd Tdens curses assembled together; which we're the
most sflicacious he never had learned, but he had
fsaher trust to nldens than TO Steers prayers
because they were not honest Mr.. Giidpgs concluded
BY relating several instances in which the horrors OF
Slavery had come to bis knowledge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22
w.rket.-Repo-ted By Taegroph.


PHuApyLFHIA Mirch ?t-FIoUs dali WHsar s,ssay;
Western Wh;- g. 50; Bee. 81 eOGel6l CosN se,vs md
advancing; Yellow size. COFFEE fra a III Oils WAskY
"a QSfc.
BsLrlMoEs, March 2i-FL0JR dnl. Howard Street - Is
WHEAT doll aud unchanged CosS 6rn. Yellow sldS1c.
White, sane Provisions dull. BAcoN-sdes &c. WHISKY
steady end unchs ged.
NEw.OSIEASs, m,rch lS-rhe salss Of CorroS q SAy
500 baes a. M cuic. for Adsns the s.es Of the
week 50 go bas, aDt ts receipts - the q ne
1000 bales seAns, S. 90 esrs IN N. week as tie
II. recpis :. this 20 date ia S 90 bAss Snd
she porte sSicos bales; stock port ss 90 oaes ses-
ing ENCH.EGs nSi9t9. FSEcHrs unchanged
CH,ELEsroS Mach CotrON-saes today Of 100 bAes
st price, Tst sipg RON Iva &c
s,v,SsAH March 2i-CorroNs,es to-day, 80 bsles the
market closing ui,Aout chang. IN prices
AUGUSTA, Ga, March q Tbe'e wsss lose spe -nsve In.
ouy Tor CorToN The sles to-day add 10 DO bales
CcfNNart March q -EtoUR sui And unchanged WHISKY
= GOOD Ssrspd a. 9ilc. PsovisioSs-N1tniug souG
MoRuy N.,-n s-rorToS-SSss to-day 900 bales a. III
allie tr Ncci a. the oftie veek adj 1850 bales
nd he rrcip,s bales Asus 1913 Tor toe oorrepondns
last year. rsce ps 20 date ahesd OF "t year. As
h,las ,toD. - 0fp hsss
M.Ich -CorroS-Tse sales to-day foot up 900 eAei tie
March 2L-coTroX unchanged Gales To-Day, 2,~o bale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22

THE NONRESIDENT LAw.-This morning colored
Law which provides that each nonresdent tree celorod
man AIMED jackson was arrested by Officer ZlnmeT-
man as NONRESIDENT, not having complied With the
person coming to this city to reside shall pay TO the
Corporation the cum of $50 annually, and give bond
sno security that he she will not become cnsrges5e
TO TIE Corporation. The Law Of Virginia is 80 strict
upon the subject of msDumtrg slaves that 1t Is al
most impossible for one TO remain there. Consequent
w. rs in this case, they INTO the District OF Co
lnmbia. The municipal law was enscted IN se-de-
fense Under it, the prisoner vas fined $40 and costs
by Justice Dom, and notified that be must comply
with the law in five dave or be subjsct 60 another
penalty Of not ess than $40 nor more tuau go.
Washington Star
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22
Arrived.

Steamship Gu't.ye Pastor, Sedan screw Usdohds
Pseroo - days fruit 70 Chsmbersio Phelps March a.
Is - on So n spoke Spanish schr Gloria del Dos from sn
sssm,hsp Columbia Berry Charleston 50 hours md,s and
pass to spoforo TiestoD Co. OF Cape Hsite'ss avs
,e.m,tp bouLd North 500 sing suite sgoa wa s:ss' T.
STEAMSHIP FONDA Crowel Savannah, ndse and Ass s.
sh Wrb'oot of Dsnn) Hedge, Calcutta IS days anssi
Bah CbsrleI EDWIN of Portland L.siohn, Cdsns its
Bsik N g. CASTOR (of New Haven, Maxwell, MsJaas,
P. r., asTch 10, sugar &c 10 master. .
Brig Russian lot ln't Gilmore carden", 10Th Inst, mo
scbr wsupon,s Aoui, smyrns, Del, days, to r W.
schr. W. Il RutaD Rowe, Petersburg Va, days. mdse. 70
schr Amy Cbs,e Brevoor, Porto Csbeo 4h nst, ocsss
bites &c 20 mater March u la 50 -, lon. a Is, passed
co.r ,bie George Hlba Mason hence for Sss or
who showed sigusL The anchored iosite ss1dy hs
gale Saturday. 18th, and st IL p m pirsd chn'
schI John Burton. Wilmington. N C., day' naval s~a
sehr sse Lord, L.p.c, Del, corn to B. NJ Fox Co.
scbr. Roseiu., Baker. Taungon, 10 ballast
sohr. T. s. ws,d tsaiasted., Edwards Wilmington sdsr
schr D. Miller Chbty Wilmington days, naval n0s's0
sc6i West Wind Barnard Wilmington day.. Bsv. 'Oss
schr L. A. Edward, spa Wilmington days, naval ':'r''
SER Finn, Eicker'on. wlninston days, naval stores 70
mss'er. ,,-- D.. r.,..,. n, H.. .o,n % sy
scbr. TbOms, q. Copss D.vi. Virgins.
sehr iseob Bhtsaii Rsdey, Groreetown days, coal.
Schr Trojsb, Cook, Georgetown days, coal -,
scbr. w FsrrIst op R0binson Georgetown days Goa
Scbr. G. 81 tb, Bussbye, Georgetown days, coal
Schr j Ia I4ay IDeTso0 Virginia days.
schr Avon, Woodmsn, Virginia o.yL
schr. Mag Ian InmAs, Virginia s days
Sehr. Geo Holt. Zimmerman Vnrnis5 days
schr Mar, Jsue, Smith, Virgins days am
Steamer Pelican Adrich Providence mdse 70 lsaac Ose
steamer O-prsy, Kenny Providence, 1ce q Isaac oae
Steamship Chesapeake Crowen Portland, md'e ana ps "
ii. b. Cromwell K Co us
stsan.nIp Tuo. Swami Ramsey Baltimore, mdse 70 n o.
Cromwell Co On the "a, a. u passed iEsde oil Jap
Henry ship Carolus Hasnus, 7estos ~ toe bay. A.,
sAlLkI-sh,p@ Psmpero, for shsushse Rat'ler, Tor ou
Francisco Sas Holmes for Orleans Advance for 90
baJb azshs, for Rio JsnsiTo.
Also. sbip Yorkshire. for Liverpool
WIND-sunfst, 9 ). W., very light.
The schooner Queen Of the South, Cap. Wheeler Vacn h
this nov, on ire "a ut for Noble, Joe. overheard dgnga
heavy (so dsts M 5;sysns chief mate and se,ns
kDe ~p r ~
u,eau tug Achilles, wa az strcr. - - -,
To- shoon.rE Townsend from his port Norfolk denns
the saturday 1871 hrose her anchor ana went soofs
90 Hook fost and IN Aby9. twelve feet Of ~s.ef
portion cargo has been saved In dry coalition Ise
L was but :. Csp@ MAY IL isi5 $50 register ra Az
and owned By Thorn Co. Of This city
BosToy March II TIE tt-amtlg w. II. Webb, Cap-
BazaTo h here tina morning for Portsmouth, % Tow me b
ship 81 star 70 New fOri aud the weather proves so
be, WI touch e. Nes Bedford and take kp sly %"
FOR tie port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22

,v.p.lrs fns sconA -. o.s3 rrob 10 yoeIs y ~
80, oa ne sb d.y FOR se,5s, a. srea merit
a. ,h. C.st,to,sn which you'd Deprive if.s1 ban cS-os
of ths fun exercise q tas rESs o JOY 40 JsNs'
s..SIl r tssi, All sfigD . efefors Eel
X, lied Tbs me T,ores nisiF's y ne esp
Of IL City Cogn;y Of Ne fors o-iss eos.n>.o
es.tyx L. IL sut NJ for tie gessrvsron 81 m party o.
~. bl- Do sn.A: s Rspbac yo,@Ts q The Sta, 81
Nsohu,, m tbs s.ke 81 .stice rod rood fntn In uphos-
ms pobBo a.. ard for safe Of the p-rosDsoes Of our
p,rty wien ue every party mrs; eesse % sN't ~ The
yioISiion Of Is declared pnocif - 70 Sao~ oy
,seT yo.. on that dog tba; they tsoe1se 70 oTs tie
aps Az fisoce he PaisSspts Pao-n a. ,. Rep7 sSAa
,-t OF all ne hsp1oncan parry Bss
ot different t cs different saes and ina. TIE success
Of az part, n tbeT hetrts thar Any coz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22
MARRIED.,

ROWE-STEWART-Attt e residence Of the brides fshsr,
at Westport, n. y ~eude,1sy March 10, by the Rev
A. j. Phelps, Mr.. CHARLES A. bIo~n OF Wolcot, Wayne
r. Stewart Of Needsport.
HOBBAhD- LANSDELL 80 In Brooklyn. Long Island, on
VeonedAy March To- by Rev. DR. Paddock Mr. Henry
Hubbard u sts,.n Island 10 Miss Sarah T. L,nsael OF
Brooklyn.
LIENAU-vAN VORST-On Thursdsy March II, Al South
Bend Ind BY the Rev. WA. Thco. Van Doren, Michael
Lsnau OF Jersey City Sarah Van Vorst 4 ldoiana
PIEAsON-BOWEN-On Thursday evening, March TO- by he
Rev D. Witter in the Chapel Of Burton Academy a. the
co,e of the annual ihetos exercise r. Person Principal
formerly of Churchill N. " to Miss Mary Frances BoEea Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF nEw-YoRK......MiacH q.
Cleared.

Steamships Star Of the West Gray, Apinwsl H. o. Rob
ssips-s. Holmes Griffith, New-oresns, WIN. Nelson
Sens Finland Jones Apalschieos b. Rchsrds Yorkshire
Dearborn, Liverpool, c. n. DsrshalL -
BMi-D. featop, Pate, New Orleans Robson Fosdcs
Wave Cr.st Harmon Mobile Lsyt'n Hurbut, y. Grant
Swain, Richmond C. H. Piesoni Isa dc Cuba Larsn, Loan
40, master.
Bhb-Australis, Wyie, Wilmington, Mecslfk Duncan; H.
C. Brooks Sheui, GonAives, Miller Houshton; Chss,eau
Handy, IieniOesos, Thompson Hunter
schcoDep-Ac-, HoSei, Norfo a, Surses Cesrmsni @.
II Dixon Wars, Wilmington; j. r. Bic. ker Edwards, PhAs
ospbs J. Mckee, X. Las. Keen Boston, Baker Day
ton Ja1e Oveiton, Baltimore Mailer Lore Qusre.s
W. A. Ellis, rirhos Wilm'ugor, ID &. Murray; d. W.
Vsnghu, Clifford Charleston DolneT Potter Alert Champion
WilninstoI, Van Bum sssht; I. Jefferson, s. New
Haven. MATER " PniPs Mount, G-orseto~n, Brown, De-
Ro.s.tt Co Marshall Chic1 stsr Richmond, G H. Peuon
Everslsce. Ruu ball Jacksonville, \ Talbot Co.
sioop-f. bfowD. Baker, Bristol master
B.samers-ken eb-c nd. PDiladslphia Perkins, Val
can, Morris, Phiade phs Briggs & kirkpatrick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22

HoRTIcULTURAL SocTTY.-rhis Society held a
meeting last evening at Clinton H,, Mr. John Goshen
in the chair, and G. II, Rsnsen Secretary. Though
the attendance Of members smsll, the proposition
to hold ar exhibition, probably in May was discussed
with animation. A commur cation vas received from
Mrs.. l.. w. Phelps, who is establishing school OF
horticulture for girls inviting the cooperation of the
Society with her Institution in making a successful
public exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22

The PnlA6.lpeis, w:,-ir gt1r sod b.rino7a h"r
--1s ,.e.,p.. ron s-v. 10 Pa q wers....''.tS
Exprz.s sc iEtsres: reats...-....'.''.'-''''
.........s i35 10 3
Ne. @sruiuGs.
From which 3 . eert vii Re dls5nrsed APn' l..
The Committee Of B1rirolj-rs Of tn- Chleago' 81
p.ul And Fond da Lss RsJiosd Company have pre-
rsred the Necessary p.pen for the ignsiares OIL 'ls
b,noholder. creditors ard stockholders, sccoFh0s 10
the plan recently adopted st meeting OF the pa-s'
Interested and they TOW in tue hsn's OF tas les"
ur.r a. ;as Office of the Company, No. J. " III street.
The scheme meets with general approval Ts u'der-
Stand among the boOdnoders, snd the prospects gre
favorable to complete ,ucosss. By me teri OF 10
agreement il Is Necessary that boGdaoisTs ana o0asi
parties in ipteres, s6ouh sgn the doenmen' "i'nn
si1y days from Mach l. in order to participate IN Us
advantages.
The following is s comparative statement OF the
condition Of ,he NewYork Banks Tor tie weeks end
ing March l. and Ms'ch 10:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22
BY Telegraph.

sQUAH Hucb sunset No ward bound vessel 10 ng'|
Wind mart ). y. Weather hazy. 49,.
SANDY HOOK, Mach 81, saist-ssssmer ss1 2, IN Va
West, D Psn peIo AcysLcs YORKSHIRE and slp WIZ
Nelson scrs srs have al gope Ship, Aber. o,
tin and Rsi'sr also snip bark aud three of
At tn SPIT bound out, brig In the ohnt ooond m
Wind iiEh. 5. l. - -,
BOSON, Msicb p An. ,kip Yogrg Eagle, Wbeei"e'
Mobile. Pelow hrs Mornins Light, from Mrssnl ,,,sA,
HOLMES HOLE. A.rch 1S.-AH. bark Preset, Hh'@7
BueDos yves. for boston =, ...r-
CHaRIFsTON Mach 2h-Ths Urfted States mall zen,
tip Se.hvils Cap. Murray from EevY RI, arrived S<'
gocftk Saturday nisht she bad rough wea-hsf
SAVANNAH March gi.--The United States mail stea1
.r a. south srrvsd az wharf O'Clock tHii ''fASi
She met ia .t.oDg hea wDds All vel
Also arr ship " IlIzm Patton, from Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22
RECENT. Of Produce.

b. the Erie Railroad, M4,ch 9lo pigs Prov'ons DO
ssbs. DO Butter 10 30 Fruit 90 Tobacco e25 Bag
Oats 81. Dbl. Flour DO WHISKY, 10 DO. OIL leo SIDES Lea
th@r - rolls DO, 4 Hides
SIS pku WHISKY, S.?52 do Proyisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22
Passengers Arrived.

In steamship Gustare Pastor from Pa!sr~e-Mr Francisco
Trssssuo - - -
In bark n. H. Gd,toa from MdydgueE-Mr Dix, United
States Consul; Mrs. Wsth Of Barbados
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22

o.s Dor there bossS~sA q sofu dteased iAsnose
sssI Ell ,aPssoss " sSea nssner As u guard
- os srohaby se sAott - ites'si prs vita .oet
sssisor- Your. re p ctfuly, WARD, cove NORRIS
BSskIv. Mach a. iSsa PropIissoFs Of Keb.ys Wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22

TIE NV FIG.BLLL.-Tbe new f'e-bsD we ele-
vsssd 10 lie position IN the cupols Of the City Hal
yesterday and properly secured 80 that il s now ready
fer nss whenever required. Tne hour Of IL w.s 'acK
a Door lOr tho fret time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22

o. the l6,h the Wisconsin Assembly, b. vote Of 60
10 a. passed the senate b extending the time within
which the Ls Crosse Railroad Company IL req1,ed to
construct TIE road from Madison and Columbus 70
Portage. The toe 10 extended 20 Dec nber l. 1862
with the proviso that the Coupsry shall the Farm
Mortgages harmless. The Company Is required TO
grade 20 miles Of rosd from Madison toward Portage
s1d as nuoh more fIon Columbus, b. the l.. Of Feb.
runy 1870. As the bin extending tks time without
requiring the grading Of % miles hss already passed
tie Senste there is Lille doubt OF tea whole becoming
slsw.
In regard to TIE Land Graft Bords Of the road
we have the following csrd from the President:
OFIIc. OF THE L. CEossz AND MILWauKEE r. r. Co.
No SVbrs.dEay. ALBANY Msrca I9, 1873
Il answer % the may tt-s daily receiving ,s1E
nresion n 'eS.ia 20 tae Land Grant Boldsr Of Col
ps1y, vi. Drieay say:
F7u. Thsss boo.i are secured By mor.t.rs upon he
Nesteu DNisou" Il foSf ncng .oc Por.a-e City
% IL Crosse, . distance Of los ri.sa
Seeose They are ,so secured BY ror;sss. upon $4,000
sces Of Arc, the xht 70 Company staoJE
r. ire present sfoEr-A pAeEt refused y Governor
Of Mscousin.
TADd Ibeae tie frat orig1Se, upon he roa sad upoa
he sccs Arc the sls 10 lai,ed sLc0c0 al OF ynic
have been iss3sc mere than
f0sTth The Nestrr Division" j. sni.ae6 ca-I hsv-
been Tulrtng rrSulEy over Tire sst October
Gock the ki.ssspri.
FvLh The claim Of Chanb-ris, aud 'he laird Nor
nsr BON s1bssq lel. Land GfsIt nl-ts.Ee
The Grf AID ost n'rf a9e the Esst-rn OIylsiou
on any ac'io tacr.r, I3esT eh.f lcsss c4nI .,
-. P. STANTON
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Spoken.

March H. 80 mil.s =. g. L Of the H1slsnas ship 80
cU.tnssp rota liverpool fer PhlsSsPlis-by plot e'sa o
ste.r,, No d
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KISos County CIRcUIT CoURT CALESDAR, MARCH
2a-Ho.. 70, IL, 81, 70 to "a, SO to %, IS, -. o
BROOKLYN CITY COURr CALENDAR-Nos. ~, 80,
10 H. g. l6 I9 -, SO. a 10 A. 49to53.
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The Court Of Oyer and Termirer opened yesterday
snS after in the Petit Jury adjourned ill this MON
ps The Gland Jury o.aIzed weei ago. st In session
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Totsl...sl25atss si269s eo4 s25,4S $50 s2578}OSS
-p. Z
THE CLEVELAND ANB TOLEDO ROAD.

Total......s9Cis SD sa23 800 O. s5s,SSs s2i28 SO
Decrease. .... Az Decrease. ,.... Sos, 800
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-Michael Cor vas arrested Sun.

GRAyD LARcEsY.-Michae Cox was arrested Sun
cay sveBg BY police of tho Sixth Precinct having ia MS
which supposed be rad stn-n
he be worked for farmer at Lakeland aud brought
The eos 20 sell He had put the Coz In stable
spd wsl.d TO dollars Of the keeper Of the sable 70
NJ into country with He the belongs 70 MI
Preston OF slhnd L. l. Cox held for examination BY
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