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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-29

SEWING. MACHINE AND PIANo.-We are very
much pleased at the practical good sense of the
principal of one of our most fashionable board
ing schools for young ladies-instructio on the
sewing machine being one of the branches reg.
ularly taught, like the piano. 1t is most ration
aGom why sDeaS ns Soupa dv %s0 o.
likely to become wife should have it in her
lpower to teach the use of the sewing.machine
to her servant or seamstress, even if she should
not find it useful Gas she may or may not do) to
employ her own hands upon it for the use of her
family. To young wife, in q rural neighbor-
hood, particularly, where q skillful seamstress
cannot always be had, the sewing. machine which
is equal to nine women,,, is q most essential
piece OF family furniture, and the knowledge of
the use of it is most valuable part even of q
fashionable education Let Us add, as corrobo-
rative of the above, an extract from the lately
published biography of Lady Morgan: s'76 u
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-29

nR. JAMES JOHNSTON, SURGICAL Il
~ MECHANICAL DENTIST, having been located
permanently in Staunon for the last four years. would
respectfully inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he still continues to practice Dentistry in all
its various branches with the strictest regard to du
rabiity and usefulness.
Office on the south-side of Main Street opposite the
old Spectator Office.
Stanpton Nov 90 1884
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-29

LAT STORE.-The subscriber invites the at
| Il tention of the public to his stock of go
HATS and CAPS to be found at his store yaEss!A
Opposite the ssViudicatOr Ofiice.''-
He keeps constantly hand large variety of Hats
and Caps of fashionable styles and of HIS OWN
MANUFACTURE, which he will sell at prices which
cannot fail to be satisfactory.
ESy Give him call. ROB'T BIRTNITT.
StauntOn Oct. IL. lS59.-3mO.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-29
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE
CLOTHING HOUSE OF

j A COB POL III III.
(BRAEDEBURG's OLD STAND
THOUGH the Great Eastern has met with serious
j accidest vet my large and well selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING will abundantly
show that my cargo of Goods did arrive safely, and
includes the greatest variety of WELL FINISHED CLo-
THING ever brought to this market.
Ny present stand at Braadeburg's old Corner
and Opposite the Va. Hotel, gives suffcisncy
of room to show 10 my customers as nice stock
of Clothing a. can be exhibited this side OF Baltimore
and which will sell at Baltimore City Prices
The public are invited to examine my stock, before
purchasing elsewhere, at least all those who consid'
er that "a penny saved is penny made"
JACOB P0LLITZ,
Brandeburg's old stand, 0pp'te Va HOTEL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-29

A J. TURNER, PROF. MUSIC, WES-
N LEYAN FEMALE observation-disclosures Pi-
ano Guitar, Flute, Yiolin &C., &C.; also Ballad Sing
ing Iustructs Private Glasses on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings Pianos Tuned in the most accurate
manner Persons wishing to buy Pianos respect
fully invited to call at my house, opposite the resi-
dence of Col. Geo. Baylor and examine the specimen
Staunton Ian o5 1879.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-29

AL advertising for less iMs thGn hrsen'oHths ee.SI
b. CHARGED for at he IsSGI rGessl 20 per square yor
he first three instiOas and tcsnsype cents T0r SeeN
subsequent ssSTs.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-29

T9REsH ARRIVAL OF FINE WATCH
II ES AND JEWELRY.-The subscriber is now
in receipt of new supply of FINE Sue&
WATCHES AND JEWELRY at ~.SSES(lR
his stand on Main St., 9 doors west $ek3S683e
of Price Hardware Store, to which -
he invites the attention of the public His stock is
large and complete and will be sold at satisfactory
prices. ~ Every srtcle warranted as represented.
~ Watches and Jewelry repaired.
j. w. MEREDITH.
Staunton, Oct 1S-V. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-29
CHARLES B. HARDING.

This is an unfortunate man. That person
so enslaved by degrading habits should be in
trusted with the delicate and responsible office
he holds, speaks i'll for the Judgment of the cit.
zens of CharlestowD. He is the regular prosecu-
ting attorney for the district He has legally
the right to conduct all cases which come before
the Court in which the invaders have recently
been tried. He has to be sure been induced to
waive portion of his right, tor the past few
weeks, to Mr.. Hunter, but his uncomfortable
wits have often, during that period, got the bet
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-29

TTNANNERY.-Ih have this day associated my son,
i VIM, b. Gallaher with me in the Tanning busi.
ness in the town of Waynesboro and the business will
hereafter be conducted in the name of H. l.. GALLA-
HER i SON.
Persons indebted to my Tannery are hereby notified
to come forward and settle, aud those having claims
against it are requested to present the same for pay
ment My son, VIM. B. Gallaher, will always be found
at the Tannery and is authorized to settle for me-
Public patronage Is solicited for the new concern.
~" The highest Cash price will be paid for hides
skins and bark at all times. II. L. GALLAHER.
Waynesboro' Oct l. 1S59.--ly<.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-06
SSea., So1ss'sea'e'oSs Sen eten 9Gm9uSt 1859.

LOO = ;t olletn bin SduIp an rcinem @trpcrtcn.
|tetn "nberadamcs Grtlauirn sat rcncm S6id-
'"'e HiFf Ihrcdiihe SSenouna. !6Gttr i'd in mencm
'nHm'n SGrFhcn 9truIris aui rem @eiItanp pce
~rttr' 9ebarrt Der trcue Eictc rc rc Iu9snp front
neil Hc'rs H'rtmitsrt linS; mir cttcn bt in lufer
9'"F' "Eo Gintratbt reid rurb GjcriisamFeIt. 3Gic
''nHtf iN NJ E IL |'tttlinn . ir sum Tertrtttrn
moihen! - Ito = id alctn bin Shulo an peurm
&crpcrtCn
S0 Ftn9ten bic orncn un9!idlibcu fd cltlf an
uno cnt@uIot9tsn elmer Zen onoGrn, tia uatb elmer
0t""rr bic Sbiircn pcs GeIdnsniFcs fA pun ueurm
oInCtcn. nnr Gin 5trmmonpp Srtpaten brrciurnt. an
mel"CS Ger &crtcrmrtcr S0uhcm atlicIcrtc 0orn=
AFn liant bEmuBloS ntocr uup umttnmmrrtc Franpf.
N"ft pcn SIcd an mc!den i6r Gcijct!cr oeIttmiccrt
mar. Yfnn rip i'm nit @'cmatt binmcg Ypn ibr. lie
0ilet III >3udun9en au prm Sppen rscn, unp ais lie
nA@ mebrcren Stuncrn Die Nugcn Gu1h!ug, um9a-
ben ie 0initrrni6 uuo 5ammer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-06
Urpraftr Girbr.
Irm0n Ycn 81. YUn Ncetbut.
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Sas ScfCnntnib.


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2&Inittem YcritlrE. 90ir uno lie 9Nn;r Stort
bitltcn i6n fir rclh Gr mar rs audi Yprm0t1
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tctrc9cu. Gin mpblbatFnocr ShmicNerlpAu lclltc
ihn m'rpcr cmpcrbrIiCn. Nh, bate ih 2twuRt,
wnrum CT reic perboBtc Tcrbiupuna ir 1ustih
rtnihtc. NNttc id 0cmuet cap CT im Nltrr III
carbeu IilrdtCte. id tGtte ibm piclsS Srir auf
dtotcn mciurr 9tubc gehroht. SD niIroc rann
utdt, ppu Sd,Nm uup Ncuc ;erTniricht, pte 2lu.
gen oor mcucm 0jrlicbtcn nicrrrlhlaNcu mill
icu; td miirpc ibm nit 3uYrrtt ills 2(ntl +
tlidcn unp lprtdbrn: prjn trsurS loauuthen iuhtc
Griob fir bpfnun9SIpir gctc in erfiutgr Nitiht
Go iuts nttt iu icin! oae ShidInl GAttc MIDI
tcltimmt III YNutbcu. nis Ycl Glcnp Gin lima.
Dies NtGottcu tr0gen tann. 6alld,e Stham ucrs
lhloB mctRtm 9ucu &ater Den Niuur. 9Gcnn
rr ouis Gemptrir 9in9, 10 iab rr, pie nit ieOem
Sage rer llmituri icjrrc 5oulcs n1bcr riidtc,
uno mtun CT i'll lcu 9ErNniimmer trat, 70 ouGItc
i'm Der NntIjf elmer 3chter. pie lit nm peinsu
SeruIt 0tbGrmtr
Al0 pOIcnre bic Nacbritt Yun n.iner &ntmri-
Dung bis iu melncn Sbrtu pr0nq, oa wWrcr
mein %uge nidt rpfcu, uno jdD ucrihlp6 MIDI
motcnldnA, nm mcncm Rummcr nat;ub1nacu
llnter pdu7. UUrmdla ciu SommttplaB 1cicliilcr
6renpe, perGCctc vic Gin GjraN. Ioo tlubcuce
frtlhe M1rthcn mantle 9lech rincm SGatt,n
umber, Nnnntbru nlr nittt me6r rcr Lrpif ibrt5
aetcu9tCn &atrre.
Ter un8'Hdit1e Gjreis DGrmtc Eh i'm Stil
LEI, na9rnee Soraen mnrftu i'm AUS &rautrnz
lager, III lrincr leBtn Stumpe oab rr Dir unr
mir Ietncn @rNen, unp Niua pprt cen Qptn
leincr bier 8et1uhsen Mepli6tcit III crntru -
Sein &pD 3ermoImte mrin lcirenpca Scr;. mn
crtb fannie ids Den 8aUlrn llmiana meiucs Glenn,
rph nibt. G5 birttt purct Ole 0fnht rie mid,
um9at. nrh Gin iarIttr Stra6l rer nr7u,r,
SD bin isti flUiterte eS mir Aeimljd, in, p,io,,
i'd bin rcjh, unO rciher nod rurca meinrs N>o.
trr5 Segcn. <}d meroc 9SilteIm ouflud,,n ,ro
3citun4sn pQen ibm nndipiirrn, ure frrs ia
tbn = tn welttsr @GinfcI rrr @rre br6u,c -,
Sttmme Der yiete niCbt = 10 Febrt or ;uyi4 IN
neine @rmc uno tbrlt res &aters 9tahlof. -
9ieilbthum un0 Se0cn
Splhe &r1lIme miISerttn mcitrn &unmsr
in ben crten SEcchen, lis Gin mtitdufler GER
monrter TAM, ric papiere bcs Serltcrbenen un
tsrluhte nno mir Icbr trpfen erfI1rte, rae id
sns Settlerln lei. Cine perwoilte 8ettlerin! u;s
9emTbnt, ibr SrCO ru6 61npearteit III Yerpc.
nrn, p9ne 6rennnc, pGne Bctaunte, ein 6renle
ling in DR. 8roben g9eIt = mc6n lcnse ib lic-
benz no Nettu"9 scr Dem 6unaer 1uccn? =
Der wetlaaIi9e Sermanpte, aus 6urdt, ftS lsltI
cine 8urce auBuiaeen, lpraet sirl npn irntr
3ablrei@en 8amilte, letnen 9ertn9en @intiinft,n
mnb rietb mir tns Nanterfhe 3u elmer alien
NluGmc 5u rejitn, pCn Der i6 in meinem Qeb II
ni&ts seb6:t bntts. Die MUtb smana mid, iei.
nsn Stats Su befcaen. SD nabm aus Den, s5
terli6en 6duie niht5 nit MIR, ais Den fleinsr
NarlbOrOu39, unp fam, na4 taulenp lserItau.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-06
q hiiIuiIiIurtt.

Der Wr;cjner" crjhcut lebcu Scruotcrr sum hoit.
iSsrlicn SuticyrtirrIrrcS 81 ~ III 9cyNuS;ahIro
tr % Gt5 9fanut iatlbcr cCu rclr 6rGOcr Sue
irtiSc Nbcnncn!en btcScn 2c09 ben trauSoctcr
,pettcrs 8rr675i Qef0it9t tmsuIeuccn.
Gntipythcbt 8rJgsNtpo Miubcitunecn wcretu conttar
,t.asleagcnomnirW unH duf 9Scrlar0cu brnrrrt.
Gnigi9cn uuo 9ItluNmntun1el Nlcy Nrt nerecn untcr
f,6enosn Sceinluugcn GuFQncmmeu: Ginmali0C @iurut
una nse SQUARES IN }ci!cn roer ptngcr tjlocu enc,
ziu0rc) 90 Gt3 i'rcmAljac @inrutuno % Gte uut iur
'ecS lucrC Mai - &tS; Srlic tcihGftSNu;c0cr rgr
ca fir Si2 Ill blltdhrItcr &prnueatluu9 ous,ucmmrn
Oy,Etrc Nnej9cN wrrbCn .tGbIllnlEmGE0 bCrctrrct
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-06

goni' HapOIeOn lbIu1 5tie3,n NIT eincm
S@I"9s. er fiittfrt rie 5rau3Oien nit olpr,
nn' 'tottt lib bncnrb Suite gu bauic; er BE-.
mute9t SEittrrfteh, inOcm er pas BON lam a,
han9tJe Niemont Ofr8rEBert unp entliA 3 + >,
bic italteniits &tsOIution Yrrnthtt, tnc,m sr
Ocrsn fur3ii&tise 6lupttr oa;u benefr ikn n.
Saltanien aus psm 6susr iu bolen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-06
: tcrSc bntcs T0pitrI.
Ter crlc 9Ecttjtrcit.

Mtrin 0rrunc, n9tr fcr puuplmaun lt gGilbtm
Gr Nat "a elncu ltbr r"mmcu Strci,b Qrmucht TuE
Gr orm l0u9Cnitb;0 Jtpbr irncn SGbel rurh ZEN
Sr'o r"nnr i nun, oGe b1ttr Gin 2luccrcr an Irncr
St'u' Huh 9etNan; prnn mir pI,n purtb NcrljtGrte
Nu'AAc, Dap Der ClGnre Wcnltb trtrun[rn mar ibu
"n@c rrljte uno cnft curb cine Sbrcae in 0rr,cte
SSutb HrrleBr. User mayum mubte Gr Dean ctru ca.
nrn l"ulen - - mare lbm nod INNER II; heicu az
mricn; nun mtlb 0ptt i9lc Cs Sbm erarbrn wlrp.
SSte @'ptt mill pcrtBr gGtlDelm pbne ;furbt pprr
San995rt ju prrratbcn.
Gr lhctnt lebr rubi9? iaate ter 6auptmonu
Sh n1hert MIDI Gem 3eie mrner Qeicen
Sh bENnure SAn. = &r mar immcr Gin wotersr
Surlte mrtne &ln' 'cr irasen nod t1olid, nae, Sam
SSaNtc e'rt, tb trnntc Som rurdtclien Sbne rir
ionAr e'1le mirp Gr lrcI;t nttt abfummcn. otsr me
n9ltFnS mHur" NIX orrluceu, cap SDm po5 getcn os
itl,ut pirp.
@jnd0i8rr 6Crr, ia9te eGlhslm, sic parpcn mir
rNpurd feline a0pb!tbat sr;eigcu.
Yfui! ltbIme Gr iit, bat Gr Qut n lrrkrn n,n,
icte Gr elmer frrnpIidtn &nr ms Moul, = obrr
prm N'al9rn 9rbr Gr aus pem SSrae 10 lance ,9r
fann. Mprgrn lit irin rrlte5 &erb5r i, fr n,rn,ri.
ti9 0ntmort Gr nidbt mrbr, ais man }tn froou MIN
unc lAitte Gr IN @5ctrS 9Mmrn aIle Stulp ouf p,u
INttrn, prI tann Sbm nttt mjpcrlprctacn.
Silt rtrleu 9Gcrten tnt.ire Der antbrr,io, 6our+.
mann pcu lhulpclen Nertrechsr S,;ifh,ln
enas Gemabriam qeeratbt. ouis g,,s ~ ~n~r N,,s
acibmiertt UNI nit sBoIcr uup g3ron n,.h.;,ri,;,
lpr,t Gurch en- fltncs y,roi tertea ;t,nit.r
man in ptn 8srter hluen. An olIe 1sns ,,,.r,s,,
famen, ibu III ieseu uno N psrou,rn - ;,;, ~,
nur 8re prriita;t niht.
Gr tbut mpal oacbte gBilbelm, ;,;n f,,r, u. sis,
psb ociAo1cn. or wurre iii, rrrrotssn 9.
ocr @rtautuno ermor.cte sr pen fnmn,sn,. '"',
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-06
the German ADVERTISER,

B. HAssnL. Editor and Proprietor,
f. published every Saturday, at So per An
mum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
Advertisements, directed: Lctter-Box 675,
will be carefully a;tented to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
The Overland Wall.

ST. LOWS, Tuesday, April ", 100,
The Overland Mails bring San Francisco dates OF
the 18th nit. The news ID uuimpOrtant The markets
were generally unchanged
Arrived at San Francisco, ships Sea Nymph, Wick
cry, Neptune Fsvorite ard AlleghsnisD, from Ne$-
York; Eliza sni Els, from Boston; bark kensnger,
frem Hong Kong. Sailed from San Francisco, ships
Zephyr and Intrepid, Tor New-Gork Chstsworth, for
Boston.
The Bukbesd bill had been virtually defeated in the
Legislature.
The State finances were hOurishing. Ihere were
upward $500, 600 in the Treasury.
The mining news from California and British Coiam-
ola is favorable.
The news Of the admission of Oregon az State
resched Portland the 10Th ult, but occasloned no
demonstration.
Passengers by the nail report the massacre OF
family Of nine persoIs by the Csddo Indians, IN the
vicinity OF Cooper Camp, Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
LATER FROM THE PANAMA. ISTHuJS

BY the Empire City, New. Orleans papers have adj
vices from Psusme to the 81 inst. Toe tnited Ststes
frigate Merrmac flag officer Long arrived at that
port on the 3ls nit from RealeiO. she was 70 sail Tor
Callao in the of a month. The steam irigste
Saiansc bad not, from Acapulco reached Realejo
when the Merrimac left, but was daily expected.
The sloop.of war Vandsis was to SAL from Realejo
for Panama On the arrival OF the Cyane, which was
TO proceed to the Mexican Pacific coast.
TIE Panama Railroad Compauy's bark Golden Role
arrived at Aspinwal from New-York on the evening
Of the at met
An extraordinary sesson Of the Panama Legislature
has been called by the Governor 10 meet the 18th
met Eight OF the princips! deputies and one suostl-
tute have offered b give up their travelling expenses
sno daily pay go as not 70 pat the treasury 10 extra
ordinary experses-sn example which, twas hoped,
would be followed by others.
NICARAGUA AsD TIE CAss-l RGssARRf TREATY
The MeIrmsc brought fown 10 Panama "a report"
which had reached kealejo, that toe Cas- irisssrr
treaty was about being ratified, with come modldcs
tious, to which our Minister, Gen Lamar, had given
biz consent.
1t was also reported at Realejo that Mr.. LsmM vas
coming down on the reXt steamer, the Columbus, ON
his return TO the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
,n-Ru an srrirsl fron TO- xe 5 ave reeelyed

TxxAs.-By an arrival from Texss we hsyer received
papers 10 the oh inst The Gdirest0n Ners says:
We regret 20 learn that Monday nlkht last a fire
broke out 10 the cotton gin Of Mr. John %. Newell on
Carey. about eight miles above Wharton, and d..
-troyed 80 bales Of cotton belonging 10 himself and
80 bales belonging to Dir. ID. s. Rhodes, together With
Mr.. Nesens cotton gih, null press, aud every other
bu dirg il tie vicinity. Mr. Newell was 10 Richmond
al the time. He informs that 10 trace has yet osen
discovered Of the origin OF the FIRE, and therefore
whether il or gnsted from design accident or from
spontaneous combustion is unknown. The loss Is ss
mated 81 not less than slj,OUO.
The Heuaon Telegraph states that the IL 4. 81 b.
Rosd Is row graded TO point 81 miles from Houston
aud the cars are making regular tips over tae road 70
Arcols Staten twenty niles from that city In. b.
Il b. & C. Road ls open for business 20 the San Ber-
psrd, fifty miles. TEE whole amount OF railroad, now
open in connection with Houston 70 iD niies sna the
vhoe amount in the Stste is 2l2 miles.
THE FROSTIER-The Bolton snd Waco papers in
form us that the excitement the frontier IL IN ;reas-
ing and that many families fearing another descent
by the Ipdana leaving their homes and coming 10
In the oeTen. counties meetings have been held, snd
companies Of inmate men organized, and scouts eat
out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

THE Police CoNNIssroNERs.-A sort OF SUB rosa
movement among certain of the Police Commissioners
eskcd out yesterday and consequence ofths discov
cry there will probably be no Deetug ofthe Board until
tho nsslyappointed Commissioners tass their sest'
The matter Of Ger. Tellm EDGES resignation was cut
'srd dried and il was arranged that sn Nye should
be o ace1 in the yscsn oflice Mr. Bowen wss 10 Be
elevated to the position Of President Of the Board sad
thus an organ on would be effected before the
Commissioners made their appearance. Mr.. Connis-
'soreT Stilluan Uncovered The movement, audit ID
believed that neither re ror Mayors TienaDa sed
IPouc /, or Commissioner Ward wall psrtcpsts in any
meeting that may be called previous to the lot OF Nay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
Army AND NAVY LE7ELLIGEGCE.

Col M,,sdsi bas been inspecting tho forts d sAs'
Department Of Texas, sad hss subeisted 10 sevsea
Of the officers 10 command Of them Suggestions Of 70
form. He is preparing oicid report 70 submit -
the War Department
Col. Rector bN been hssrd from a. Fort Scott, Ar.
ksnss<. He recently arrived there with II kisriAs
Indians.
Resu'ar accounts are received from thN portion st
Capt. Carrots command, which recently oomneacel
the hazardous fe.e of crossing the greet Amer
can desert" The last Letters to hard sssts that Ne
cuils wsre all healthy arrangements having sssa
made for. providing them periodically with food ssd
wxer. The whole force is expected TO reach Fsrt
Yums without any casualty.
The large number OF sslOs which vii soE
be required TO man the many vessels under
orters for ses has rendered the recruiting bus
ne,s peculiarly active. All the receiving ships
are well filed The North Carolina, 81 the Brook'ye
YARD has on beard 8. present over 500 blueJsckess.
divided between the several rates thas; il2 sesmes,
100 ordinary sesmen 81 andsmsn 30 boys, 10 marines
and Is musicians Within the lsst few months, there
have been disugh,ed from her for the sloop-ofs1 81
Mary, 81 men; for the st. Louis, l29 men; 70: tbs
Brooklyn, 20 raen; for the Relief 81 men; 23O ncs
arrived from Boston and 10 rom Pbilsaslphs during
be ssme period. The officers of the Nota Caroltus
are pesly all new appointments. Tneir names are:
Commander, james Fl Ward; Executive Officer, j.
c. Williamson; Lieuterarts, j Beaumont Milton
Foster Jno 4. Hart ard Master W lism s. Bradford;
Sustors, George Msl,by and Francis Il. Gannei:
Purser, Jas A. Simple Captain of Marines, JsA A.
Smns; Chaplin, Joseph Stock bridge
The Germ ntown left Msnllla for Hong Ks,g oa the
STD Of February, and satisfy arrived there.
The Powhstan also arrived at Hong koag trss
whsmpoa, where the Mississippi would remain unsr
fur.her orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
ASSEMBLY,.

ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly resumed the third reading OF DIS
Attendance hgnt. r r.ao y.
formatory Asyuns with power TO hold children IN Gus
tody on the comnittal Of magistrate or Win the
cor sent Of parents Was lost by Il TO 40.
TIE bill n relation TO the Court OF Soecs Sessions
in New. ork and the power of Police Justices was
The bill in relation TO the Public Health Of New.
York recognizing the Street Inspector Department
wac Lost BY u to % =, ci LII
Last nights vote was reconsdeied, and Tue House
agreed TO the Senate amendments, as amended oy the
House, by 60 10 -. uc
his : CHILDS moved to non-cOncur il the item
Of $40 600 to pay Mayer Wood and others ther eA-
in the growing ont OF the RESISTANCE 10 Tue
Me ropohtsn Police law. lie Would never, Oy MS
Me- COMING, OPDYKE, c. S. SPEN-
GER ano CIiANLER supported the report OF the 0on'
ference Con- mlttee. .,. -.
had dope on former occasions not because he was sat
i,f,o with every item, but because he desired TO To-
Ieyc pocr suffering laboIers, who, while this oiu was
rot passed compelled to sell then certihealeS ioi
work done at eighty cents on the d"uar'
tereport OF the Conference COMMITTEE was con-
CURED H. and the bill tnaliy passed. q
TIE House corcurred with the report Of the 'om-
uittee Of Conference on the Appropriation OIL anu
Ths Suensmetts 10 the bill increasing the power of
Auditors were sgreed 10 sno hGsuy passed.. 49,.
The message Of the Senate, req aesilng committee
of Conference the Quarantine OIL clfhcuHy was
taken M. - e -
MIR. MEEKS moved Committee Of Conference on
the part Of the House. He quoted the NTH Joint RUS
which refuses the .ppOi1 tment OF such COMMITTEES
Mr. MORRIS spoke warmly sgsinst what ne dc,
1ouuced As al attempt Of tie Senate - oNerde anu
oyerawe the House.
MIR MEEKS severely reviewed the action OF the
Sneaker ip .nding the bill 70 Committee composed
wholly of enemies to the BILL 9th the purpose OF
M C. s. SPENCER regretted that MI Morrls
snnesd 10 the groser PASSIONS o. the House ms esa
& ~ Teasop he argued TO show thst there "as Viola
ton Of rule in the the Speaker had adopIed Oh
MIR. CHRISTIE argued in favor of Mr.. Meeks's mo-
ton. h
The debate was continued til half past /, when
motion 10 Law on the table Was lost-iO To 10.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Mr.. c. s. SPENCER moved to reconsider tne woe
on the bi relative 10 the publ, health OF NeW-loFk
| Agreed 70.
The bill then sgsin put on its passage, and 1851
\ by 81 TO 80.
| The Conference Committee on the supply oli re-
ported that the Committee had agreed by striking out
the appropriation Of 900 for the payment o. t1e IN
tsIest the Canal drafts leaving IL the OJo iof
temporary hospital for the reception Of yeoT-teyer
and other infected patients reducing the Pist Com
mission appropriation 70 81 40, inserting " wv iof
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al 75ds VHIsKY hrm Ohio, - d.c-
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CH.sLtsrox April ls-CorroS firm unchanged prices
hois.f. ere awaiting further foreign Adyioea
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bale.
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hat 5000 bales 7l for McsiDE the sales OF
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