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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

ro, TIE last reason 20 believe, from apy-
,A- which has vet transpred toat either the Sresoa
n, me British Governments @eoitste any lott-fsLce
- Ave prhticAl concerns OF Mexico, aud is kaOzn
~ 60 Tu,ner TIE Aneri 'sn CON ns1cirg Off Ger,
h,s eosred ITO an arrangement wi'h the French AMI
E,i,;sh commanders that the naval offoefs Of the
Tree nations shall pd together, snoud 1t be necesss
=, Z, ,hcrs protection 70 tier respective citlLsIs
'hU snteafs farther, that our Government doss cot
tske The eroppd that the Monroe doctrre preclutes
any Ecropesu nation from going 10 war with Mexico
whatever the cause which might exist. II malrtains,
ard means 10 take care tb4t the Sp4ns h American
states shan DO. agAn BE- REQ cei 20 Krope4n min
ior but Goes not maintain hat t5Oss States nay n-
ml Just such Srongb se they please sgaGSt European
powers without heicI respOI sible N toose powers Tor
their tOstUCus Ects. Spsin has dsclard that u pas
rot the remotest idea OF attempting 10 resu'JuBste
Mexico.
"The United States has 20 objection TO one ca al
on twenty canals IN Central Amrrics. TcIs 10 70
question Under the Mou,oe dOctTloe Wnet tley me ID
20 make good is that the contracts already made aud
existing with their citizens shal not be vi1la.e1, ac
that such car ais when made sasl be equally tree aud
open To a. commercial La.O1s. and sa1L not DO coa'
tTOlled by any Power especially by any European
Power.
Ia not pur ung tortuOus dishonest pJlcy 10 Mica
rsgua- The British Government processes Ia r0ess,
and ours Is not at liberty 20 oOub their honor d the
Gre sites they mediate with the Government, Of Mica
xaeua one for the regulation OF the transit route and
the other for the abandonment OF the MOq ItO Pro-
tectofate, the general principles have been sd6,htCed
90 the Government Of tie United States and approved
by it."
The Grand Jury stu have the Sickles case before
them. There is a division auonGth to whether
Re shall be presented for murder msoslsugntsr.
General Wslbridge to-day visited Mr.. Slckies in
tIison.
The Secretary OF the Interior has approved Of the
$DllowiIg grants OF lau0, inurDg urdeT sce % Con-
aress: For the Dub0qus and Poetic Railroad and
branch, 4, I52 l39 acres for the Iowa Central Air
Line Railroad 66l 1876 acres; for the Mississippi al
MisseuI Railroad 1853 33l acres, ma log an aggre.
gate cf nearly 1877 600 acres; also 1874 5 acres To
Che Alabama sDd Florida Railroad 10 Alabama. 70 the
State and Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
AFRICAN CIVILIZATION SOCIETY.


The second pubic meeting Of the members and
friends Of the African Civilization Soce held in
Shiloh Presbyterian Church. Prince street, lss. even
ing, the Rev HENRY HIGHLASD GARSzT, President
OF tie Society, in tie chair.
The meeting sddressed By the Rev. Mr.. GAR
SIT. who defended the Civiliz zon Society from
pcity IN any degree, with tho Colonization S,cety.
He sa.d be hoped that he world woud thoroughly
dersand that this Socisty was foundef npon an Anti
Slavery basis.
Mr.. PzIER s. Porter thanked God that the great
deer Of Africa rss open TO pis people az metium Tor
attaining their long ecu yht-fog elevation.
Mr. WILLY OLAsD Bourne WA grateful TOT TIE
fsc: thai The cOIed people had become ssnsiols OF
their OWL duty and responsibility IN reference 70 their
own Tisbs and privilege.
The Hon. JOus ID. JoHs5oy, member Of the
Legislature Of Liberia, defended tie character Of
Afr;csus IA Africa ron the o4iumny Of oowsrd,ce.
lie ssid s; not tie GsaLs By which negroes
civilized. The very preSonce o. good example was
power before which they oovsd-i.vas sa infu-
e1os which they emuls;sd- lie gave graphic
description OF the Industrial habits VI the Civilized
portions OF Africa. ard spoke in nigh terms Of toe tine
rHuerce Of the Bible wherever II had been miro
ducsd. He exhibited .psciebz Of native negro ndus-
tIv.
Mr.. BorRsE, Secretary Of the Society, rssi some
letters indicating The Industrial mechanical aad ns,a-
RAJ retOurces OF Aria
Mr.. ROBERT HAsrLTos gave some important sug.
Resilors as 10 the means By which the civilization
znoy eusLt u Git b. canned fofvar5
The GfetiLg. WITCH sas eer.o,y CROWDED. brcSs up
-. u 20, o'Ct.ek-
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SUICIDE BY An ITALIAN.

most deliberate suicide vss committed st O'Clock
Last righf b. ~ It.isn named - Vsertin in f'ort
Of TIE G'obe Hotel corner Of william sni Frs,kfoV
streets From information respecting the decesset
and the oause which led him 10 commit toe set Il sp
pears that be hsd been in the country shout egnt or
nire year, and w,s plaster fgure maker oy trats
After sresceLoe Ct so1ne yeEs IN New York, be went
into the country Vh-re be contT soted habits Of ntsn
per.nce, wi usierminei hi, tex.h very much. He
wss supposed TO be corsumPtye, and some o' his
ItsEAn trends rssed funds TO enable him to 60 to
Casrestcn, s C., for the Winter. On bus return to
this city sfe~ days ago ne took up hs sbote a. the
Globe Hctsl, sperdipg much OF ola time, however, at
tie Italian loc r1g sase No. 2oi William street. occu
pied by Mr.. Yanro. Since bis return, the deoe ssed
has on several OCCASIONS expressed himself weary OF
the world ssyirg ,hst be saw no hope OF recovery
from his disease ard TIA; be would go to Oregon, or
commit saicice. lis frieads advised him not TO
think Of any any such thing. Yesterday the
deoesed told Mr Ysuno to sccept Of 81 his effects
he wss goirg to Oregon 81 o'clock that
hight. AT the tine Of this remark, ote Of his Sc
qusintsnos', Who va. playing iominoes, observed
ia. The deceased Was gong 10 Kill hime {.
TIE deceased cooked a. TIE clock and said | have
got fifteen minutes longer TO say yet, and ioyitsd
those pro -ert to take psrirg dirk with him None
however sc'cptcd,he invitation e1cep. the lsrdoSd-
the other ps'tes being too deeply Interested in the
GENE Trey were playing. Again the deceased looked
at TIE clock ard sad, :" It isn't quite O'Clock yet
il wants six miEutt- to g." After waiting the SIX
minutes, be went out bid al goodbye aud SAID, Tan
OF to Oregon" and almost immediately afletward the
report Of pistol was beard The company in the
house got up ard to the street when the deceased
MA ;ourd wcherirg in bis blood. Some policemen
arrived, took charge Of tee body, and mad con-
yey,d to the Sation-House. During the excite nent
three darrg burglars preceded up Stairs in tue house
Ne. 20i William street, ana stole number Of article
Of vsiue. servsnt detected them IN the act of CON-
hitting the robbery and Of them was arrested but
the Cthess effected their escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

AUCTION SALE OF PsIsrISGs The sale OF o,l paint
ipgs by Msssrs. II. II Leeds e. Co, which hal bess
sdyNtset for ssversl dsyspsst, wssbssun sstevssne
at the National Academy Ct Design, corner Of Fourth
avenue ard Tenth street. Two hundred and uiastosc
pair tings were numbered the catalogue. Tue pao-
lures by foreign srtits received from the houes
of Goupl & Co., Paris, and embraced works Of VIA
terhslter, Vsrbocbhoveu, Scbessnger, Jales MOD
Besume and Others. The pictures Of American artss0
wers by DurMd, K.ps.tt, Mignott, Lang Mourst,
Gignou1, Caslaer, Hat, Roster, Church. Hays,
Cruisey. Tart, Cole, Lilly Spencer and others For
several days the pctnr,s had been exhibition at TIE
gallery. The repre ebtstioa OF the articles was sn
cent to create sn unusual interest among connoissoars
and srtsts and the crowd last evening too grsak
for the comfort OF the audience. No seats pro-
vdsd and thousand persons et the building.
on account If their urwilngoess 70 suffer the moon
veriepco Of being jsmned about during the sale.
The bidding was not brisk and was always In -
coriance With merit. The large picture Of tho evva
irg wa TIE Mothers" by verbochhoven. II vs
sold among The last. TIE first bid was $500. Il We
followed BY s60O Immediately, and in q minute n0sU
smother BIDDER rased 10 A. 100. The lat bidder, 70
VIII m it was struck n for g. 100, Mr. d. L., Mr..
Leeds stating that the gentleman desired 10 rsusa
unknown for the presett.
Mounts A" Coming to the Point was sold 10 Mr.
Wool for sl8j.
"The Cresiou' ADD " The Nativity" by Gssss,
were scld to Sir. Eibo for 500 each. Mgaots
Winter Scene was stI uck of to Mr.. Armstrong for
s2i5. Mr.. Cropays Frarcooa Notch" only foe
scd $2i and another by the srli,t sold foe -.
a forest scene by Casilssr, was sold for so. Edw.
Nicholas soene on the Hudson sold for ga 80. DR..
Deux's !" Hoeenot Soldier reached only 81. LAZY
spencers Fruit of Temptation" was struck of for
se7. a fores. scene, by jules Noel, was bought for
$50. -Four sportrg scenes, by Marsien sold fos ~
each.
Tie ssle viii be con,inusd this evening, when VIM
teraa.ter's Florinde7 viii be sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
MEETING OF FURNITURE CARyERs.

Ths furt itufe carvtrs @ MS ing OF EogInh, Gr-
ran and FIercn ltmneymen assembled lat evening"
at Steuoep Hall, In meeting. There are tsessy-
FIVE sbops in al engaged in this deecnptoo OF wert n
this city of which fifteen have already rsi,sd their
wsges nom 10 20 20 per cent sssppesred last evening
irom the reports Of tue telegaes. plae OF opers
tious is TO have shops employing the most efc'est
woIknen 10 strike SYST, after which the moro depes-
d, mt OF the craft follow in their demands. The en-
ployers who have thus fa scceded are s fooss:
MsssIs. Rour Sony SchenbaRer. Iiutchngs, NJ sren
Wins le. Webber, bank. Caulk, Polmsn, Helsnx,
Faikhng, Nidokorn, Bruner q MORE, and Exner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
TEE NETWORK CITY LIBRARY AsSOCIA--
TIDE

A large meeting Of the Inhabitants Of the Egh.h,
Ninth Fifteenth and Sx.ee.th Wards was hold iasS
evening ct Blocker Building, n Blocker and
Morton streets for the purpose of devising further
mears ard awakening proper degree OF interest N
the establishment Of north wessern library, ~ ,daz-
room SC.
The meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev.
Mr. BRows, which was followed BY speeches from
the Rev. Mr. Hastings the Rev. Or. Downing. Nc.
y. L. lIuD. and others. Large numbers aided thsir
names to the rolls OF membership, the initiation 10
be ing only atty cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

Tnr LATE BURGLARY n TIE THIRD NARD.-Upon
Information Ct the burglary perpetaated upOn tho store
Of MessIs Frost 81 eushman, No 80 Mluay-street ian
account Ct which wss Published in yesterdays TRI-
BusEj Icing given by the proprietors TO the Depnty-
Sunerinenden, OF Police the matter placed in the
hands OF Detectives Kse'e and Sow,r who forth rith
set to work With q VII TO ferret out tao thieves,
aud ii pessbls, recover the stolen property.
The ofice;s, after inrtitutipg inquiries in various
quarters. learned that abou. O'Clock Tuesday even
inz several large black trunks were removed from the
tenement house, No. leo Wet Twenty seventh street.
grocery keeper in tho neighborhooj the trunks
taken away aud gave ouch information be possessed
TO the officers. 4 Writ was mex, made 10 the tene-
nenl house, when the officers ascstsred ths. on Sat-
u,day morning sst young called upon the agent
and hired ors OF the upper rooms. lie sad that ne
wss sbOu. moving into town from Loog Islsud, snd
would, convenient. bring is goods in boxes.
On Monday night, about 81 O'Clock, covered wagon
was driven up tie house by two or more men, snd
several bOxes taken therefrom aud carried to the room
10 question. The wagon was then driven away butto
what place Is unknown. During Monday night there
was onsdefGble hsmneiitS in tie room, which was
distinctly heard ard poken OF by the occupants OK the
houe. No very particular notice attention wa paid
10 the mattfr a. supposed that tie new comsr
vs.. arranging bis furniture and rightirg bis room.
The officers proceeded to the room alluded to but
found the door locked. Altar knocking sometime and
receiving no answer, they BURT open the door and
entered the apartment, when they found therein
number u boxes answering the DESCRIPTION Of tnose
stolen from the store Of Mssscs Frost & Cu5hmsr. Ia
ccset tie oicsrs found tEo or thee pieces Of silk
which the thieves Lad doubles been unable 70
get TITO thrr trunks. The Fix found in the room wa
fafy Identified by Meesrs +. C. e. Co., ~ portion Of
the goods stolen from their prem ser minute dfscnp
ton Of the party who engaged ;ae room wa, then OBJ
tair5d, AID The officers -e; about haStcg him up.
Yesterday afternoon, az Officers ksels and S.owey
were strollrs down the Bowery, they met tFo young
mer, one Of whom answered TIE desc.i ptJn OF the
psrty who engaged the loom. lie fellows were
followed several blocks, snd then apprehendsd and
taken 10 Police Hesdqusgte,s where they gave their
names ., Jares Donsbus ard VIM. Suutter a!s1'
Maytr. The landlord Of the tsnemen. houss WA sent
for ard idsLtifsd Donshue he person Who engaged
the The prisoner. were searched, sna upon .ne
peTron OF DoIahus was found key which fitted the
room door in the tenement Loase. The accused were
cloeely On stoned but of course knew noting sboa
the matter. They were taken before Justice Welsh,
who ccmuf..d them to prison 20 await examination
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INSIDE VIEWS.
CsrssSonasre. Of Tie n. Y. Tribune

IctTCtICD1trct q TIC N T. LrID1Io
ALBANY, M.-ch I6, 1859.
Much amusement is created here by the .pPeIance
of 6eless tion from Staten Island said 10 consist Of
George Daly, Barney DonpeIy and DR.. Manday, who
have psiued Themselves off the correspondent OF
TRcN. y Times as representing the people of little
Richmond. With thois VINO know the parties, the
laugh viii hsve come in before this and for those who
are ignorant Of them it would be impossible 10 furnish
hight in this short space Suffice it to say that il the
Renresens.ve from that county osn get sov Qosran.
tine Renewal bil under such suspicss he u jsst the
man 10 move mountains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

CEivE AND C,srALrEs- Officer McCluy Of the
Fifth Precinct a. O'Clock lsst evening sew Two men
drive Up 70 tae store Of J. j. MorrsSn, No. 3lo Green
vich street, With horse and csrt and steal tub of
butter ron The Sidewalk. lie gave them chase up
Hadscn street. but wcnl have failed IN his Efforts lad
rot tbs ho:se siPpsd .rd fallen upon the pavement.
TIE ;hcve, had tine % loss AID fearful a capture
sprsrS OF TIE cart and ran ssty. TIE b1t,sr was
vslned al ,s AID wa with the hoss and cart, which
are $50 suppossd 70 have been stolen removed 70 the
fiah PTscirct Station Hou.e.
Detective Farley yesterday sfsrroon a-Iestsd ons
John L-eotiey on sarpiciOo Of tsiry ;hlsf. Tne
priscasr al 4 bis posse-sioa quantity OF siiss snd
g.niletrens sPPsrei, which he unable 70 give any
satisfactory sccourt CT
A child nsIneI Peter Grohnerssn, rrsiiing With hs
psTsrt, IN Avenue c. vas yesterday RI, over by s
Iack u Tv-r:y-eecrd stree. srs fa.sly isiured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
Railroad Convention.

BUFFALO, Wednesday, Marcn 10 1893.
The Railroad Convention net at KTcn!in ii Ill at III
a. In. The attendance was very foil. Forty six roads
were Represented. the Convention organized By
eectiDg Onn Follett, Of the Sandushy, Dayton and
Cincinnati Road, President, an1 Lafayette Devenoy, OF
the Pittsburg Columbus aud Cincinnati Road, and j.
y. Anderson, of the PittsbUg, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Road, Secretaries.
A Committee Of Seventeen, Thomas L. Jewett
Chairman, was appointed to prepare a neS time
table.
Adjourned till p M, when stormy time ia ex-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

BURGLARY IN WILLIAM sTRzEr.-About 8 ocasek
last night Officers Hay and Creighton discovered bsr-
glars at work in the budirg No. 20i William street.
They caught one, who CAV, bis nsns a. Joshss
Cochran, but the o.her got Of. Some silver 'pooss
and other property had been taken, pMt Of which IVES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

TIE RrLovE ExorExEsr.--Ts Anbun Zdrev-
ta>y says overt acts Of rot have yet bseo. com
n.ittsd q. Ithaca Sheriff Hoskins, a. Aubaru, N
cou,tsn,lS iDportunsd 10 ALLOW visitors 10 sso>RaloG
His in.tractiens such thst DO visitors will b.
admitted 10 The jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

CouRT OF APPEALs-Tbe following s,s the fsz4s
forty Csuas the Calendar for the Marcel torn COM
ussLcng on tne I'D inst:
l. hey; ar sasldcu Jsdsoa a.. Cray 3 rrs<sss BsD-
.'st chuTcS 80 BIoosiyn ! Col : Cay sc c.osss )
Cbaa.r9ae Co. 3sai White 5eJnauf sSt Wiisso
T. Rider Pc I'D; BAKER AIT Rysu Cisr az Moo
II S-yY0fs. 10 Resell or: Conn IL More st HaAssa
s by-rs II ste.rt AT Pernej Is Cssren@r ss UsAsq-
ls Holmes att Dali H. sdszs 40 Dsvta H. rnesp-
Jone, q BnIslsg D. GIoos; a. b -. sst N 4. esatA
h. Coz - Hhntsa ar P.lan 70 htsx sgt. Ens.ss
sniih s-.nsns q Moody az r.wa.sed, 81 feisn e.
81 Cook sat LA1kGrh, - RakSr sA CITY II Utica -
HbutoS .T Mo,F.ni s. rech 70. ByIui s. SAITH e
Bolm.-; 81 HoreL ssf noSe; -. 6Anoe NJ Draiers -
dIeeay Asruh Is, Iss. y. HICkS, Csss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

Officer Hay Of the Third Precinct Lat evening -
.ected burglar in the act Of leaving the premises No.
oeI William street, occupied by vsnni & Gsrastst
Italian produce dealers, ard arrested him. Tas follow
gave his name Julius ID. Cochrane, and, being -
able TO give a'y satisfactory account Of hinsef VS.
locked Up. I. is presumed tha he h.d an accompins.
and that they entered the prsm'e' BY means Of fss
kevS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

ExAMIsATIos OF A CoLosED ScHooL--Ths Colsrea
Primary SCHOOL in Fifteenth sIeet was examined yes-
to-day, and not vth.tsndng the many nconvcnisasss
10 which both pupils ADD tea hsn have bsen su.essA
by tee nl-suited schcolroom "a small church bsssmes,
the children gave sa.ifsction 20 the examiners.
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Election for State Senator.

BUFFALO, WEDNESDAY, harcn 10, loJ9.
Full returns from the election in the Senatorial Dis
mot made vacant by the death of the Hon. Horato
d. STOW have not yet been received. Geo. ID. La
monte Republoenl majority as far as heard from 10
about 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

This Board met yesterday afternoon President YER
PLAScK in the char. The minutes Of tle last meeting
were read and approved
petition was received from the propretors OF vari
ous steamboat lines engaged in the transportation Of
passengers ard freight sskirg the Board to license
few of the who thronx the yatious Steamboat
landings The petitioners say that the proprcty OF the
cOurse needs no argument, ss under the present ar
rsrgemen. the police force il p0werless, whereas, #
some u the had licences there ud DO d;t
tculiy IN enforcing the law Against offenders.
Several msmbers of the Board expressed Themselves
in favor Of The matter and the was referred ~
the Committee on Castle Garden.
Capt. CRABTREE said the rooms az Castle Garden
were nearly ready for Occupancy.
The weekly statement Ia a. follows:
Number Of Emikran,s arrived 20 March O. e5s ..... 4O7g
Minnie. Of EuisrsE.s arrived since % March 49, J3 9Gi
4s5J
sane date l$s....... 2oo'
Hnmher OF Inrs;es IN ius.t1tions q,
Wards lssnd........................ LT59 issl
Number Of Iumstss in Marine Hospital. 4s h3 III
Tv.s..............."....." 1888 ss9
Balance in Bsnk Jan lao $oooo ~
AgHssA;s recer,s % Mach g. i!s9...... 90, S5 q
Receipts sace. 20 Nah 49, for Communication
Of Passengers, kc................... ID o. 1870 ~
To.a...................... al IN
March Zofo -
ID
Tie Board adjourned.
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NeW.yersey senator.

TRENTON, Wednesday, March Is, 1879.
The joint meeting of the Legislature ior tue election
Of United States Seo6tor, in the pace Of John
Wright, will be held tomorrow afternoon Ut clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

G1owrsc SrIIL.-Jsnss Wright, citizen OF Con-
wsy Who vac fity-ope years cd aod siA lee. ana az
inches higa N - Pr iAS mas sroEn since .oen u
tso incl e. snA zoe s;sI3s s'I est sri eight inches
ni,h 10 b.s shc-S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

The ,eu monthly rnee'iAv at tbs e>dJ Sss sed tAS
ev.ri'g Dr. warsos the p ssdoau IA tbs oaau.
A eiscussion arose IN eonseqa'Scs Of tAs Ssctssa g
Pathology and Surgery having ,eeoaneoded % ne
Coin ou o pDblsh pepper read be',Fe the AoNeY
oy Dr. Corsoo oa "The Msnsgemeei o' tne Saoa-
" Gers, and ErsDir stions Of the Gees, DIS NO
NULTT and DrTNoLD ohjec,iDg 20 aoy lch reoon N
uepcs'ion hy the .ecton, as a. ainst tho tyis~' "
the Aosdeny.
lie PRssiDTvr, though sckpo sledying thi' a'.'oa
Of tie S.cron 10 b. Sroug, vet ssd tina, DR.. Cor
200 had applied ~ the Cousc tcf permission TO pss-
T.h the pager as having been re al before IN, Acsi
en,s, il vas rot errforc, deserving of ceusure.
Motions 20 refer the report back o the seca9a an
10 .,ik. on. the obnoxious CLAUSE we're LOST and the
rerolt accepted.
DR.. j c. DALToS then resd well written c>msoS-
.iou on TIE rapdity sni extent OF the phyncA sae
- cis-csI N apces OF re body" by which che ql,s
,iiv Of air hui, $. &c. soscrbed dsehsrgt. seoce.e4
ard rtab.oIbed in the humsb boy, 10 u eon's,
fcurd, By experiment to be as follows, toe cacaatioa
being in pouLds AMI dscimas OF ponsds svoIdsPoss'
narhr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

Eixcs CcVsry-JoAa 4 Perry II 8rcokl7n
Nsw AoHE-E Gwarc Seey. william Ross O. Iieno
Gs,rL Cb.fe. J. r, ~ William & hisc, R7oerI A Adams
Js,. - s Yoss ADoT.~ siD-f William H. Beriss Hccs.o
y OTIS Wirisu :. Hse.I Wrn.n Farniss Of Sew.fcst-
WEsIcHEsTEk-pOI..nF y. ClsPp Of Pe-r,lin
OxssoE-v uis n Co--r.-I. Wsddel Of Sewec-ss-
W,sRDCToS John K fikby ~ Fort Edward
ALsaNT -rN-tt EV-Itsoa OF Ai5ssy.
sARAToGA Harrow Van Os.rAs4 0. xltor TAonm H.
X isisTsScEef 81 Waterford.
MaEtTy -fs,iAh srsft Of GieI's Fsi..
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cox uf South uo-ceffsr.
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sick and tired Of tha0kles pSatIou. aud Of the
humbug OF being power without power.
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APPOINTHENTS BY THE GOVERNOR,
By AID ss:t re adrioe G@d consent 9C tLe Seaat>.

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COMMISSIONERS FOR LoASiYG CERTAIN MONEYS OF
TuE CNITED STATES.
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Al sisY-w,la,n Il. sipssrAId Of GuildsrlAnd L-,nSi
G Warren Of AI6sny.
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Cisrs- - Csr-uo.. 80.
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