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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

ira parccbisl expenditures, the e.bursensa..
amounted to $i59765 or about SIS
more thsn the income of TIE Corporation.
Tie expenditures for the current fs,sl year ara
estimated at Sl79 ESQ, or, ircluiinr so. 900 for
donations to other parishes, at Sla O5O. Til,
exec. OF expenditure over income has arisen
from the extension Of the religious service, OF the
pari,h, BY adding to TIE number of the clergy sad
the amount Of its missionary worN from donssioes
10 other parishes and the increase Of interes. on
the debt From l5i7 70 I-o0. the a1nual def ITS
ranged from 5000 to $4,000 In ISIS, the
deficit had swollen to $50 405, and is estiu,ted for
the current year at S7372l. Without ~ imms.
6 date and complete change Of policy" rsy tue
Committee it will soon become . quteti,a
whether, after paying the debt, there viii b
property enough lett to sustain the parish"
In the ordinary and fixed expenditures the Con.
mittee do not see that there is much 70 )m for TO-
trenchmeut. The allows to the clergy. consd.
ering the services they perform, are moderate:
and such is the case with the other officers Econ
omies should be sought out in that dire.tion but
as to the matter Of donations, they mus. stop at
once, unless ia cases where some sort Of pledge
exists for their continuance. Considering that
Trinity Church hiss already given away two hun
dred lots, of the value at present OF not less thsa
million and half Of dollus. and that she has, be-
,ides, given away in money Sl,6O0, 900, of which
large part is represented BY her present debt she
cannot be expected to go on giving further till she
shall have placed herself in safe position.
How impossible il is TO meet all the calls for aid is
evident from the fact tina. there are now pending
before the vestry applications for money from other
parishes TO the amount Of $4,000 Not only will
il be necessary to refuse these, but Others aD
hitherto granted; and after all the rctrenchmeua
of this sort possible, still the expenditure will eK
coed the Income, until an increase in the income
BY an increase Of rents as the leases fall in, aud by
selling property and investing the proceeds at in
terest, may q. length create balance of income.
As things now are the Committee are fully Of
opinion " that the pecuuiary affairs of the corpora
" ton are in Imminent peril, and that the most
" disastrous consequences can only be averted by
" a prompt and radical change in the policy Of the
last ten years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
Our Mercantile Advertiser.

The next number Of our MERcAsTILE ADvER-
1r,rR viii be Issued Monday, April II. I, viii be
devoted exclusively TO the interests Of the Mercantile Public,
aud will cortan Review Of the Markets since last ssas,
carefully prepared statement Of the Prices Current Of al
leading articles Of Merchandise also Full Report Of the Stock
ana Money Market together with other Items Of CONNER
cs intelligence shall be deemed Of special interest to the
5000 Merchants TO whom 1t 10 sent.
We aim to make THE ADvERTnIk welcome and valuable
visitor 10 II. resde furnishing them reliable reports Of q. the
m portant commercial Transactions Of each month and serving
Is Directory 70 the Beat Business Houses and Manufactures
In our country while Wholesaler Jobbers Manufacturer,
and Ill who have Good, and Wares dispose Of throughout the
regular channels of trade believe medium Of equal value
be found.
The April Number OF fBE ME.cAxrILR ADvIsrisEh
will Be sent prepaid 5000 Country Merchants, selected
from The Agency Boots Of Hessr hoKLLor Woop with
view TO tn. nearby trade The entire expense viii be paid
by Advertisements.
Price, 81 per line for space occupied Advertisements dis
played 10 suit Advertiser HORACE GREELEY Co.
Nep York Apnl2, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

We learn by letter of March q, from Elwood,
Ksnsas, that the trial Of John boy, for abducting
slave from his owner, in Missouri, took place, be-
fore Judge Z. ii. Norton, at Weston on the 18th,
26th and 9th ult., and resulted in disagreement
Of the jury Of whom nine were for the acquittal
and three for the conviction of the accused. Chn.
boy, the son Of John boy, indicted with him for
the same offence was not tried. Our correspond
ent states that in bis case noli: PrOsesu would be
entered, and he be discharged on the 25th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

The Rev. GEO. Is. CnEEyER having lately given
in the Church of the Puritsns four able, searching
Sunday evening lectures on the Religious and
Scriptural Aspects of Humsn Slavery, unber OF
our citizens have united in requisiton that he re-
rev the discussion in larger ediice, and on al
evening when those who worship in other churches
can conveniently hear him. He has accepted the
invitation, al will lecture on The Logic Of the
e." Uord Of God respecting Slsrry" in the great
Hall Of the Cooper Institute on Wednesday even
ing next. The correspondence will be found under
our City head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

that bis treatment By the Press has. in the mail
beer generous aud considerable. II few have aoso'
lutely igs. fed his bloody deed, s,il fewer have
denied that il was inci'ed By very grea! aat
tyire proyocstiar. IF 1t shall prove that the
hon,ici6e was Do. prenedItatet bu: vas the result
of sudden, ubcoLirollsblr impulse, given ,! the
unexpected sPfe,rnce Of his il-..arred victim
tefore his window, wsyiIs Bis handkerchief
AZ precoucerted sisnL OF a'sign,tion.
then the public will judge hin lenisnt!y,
wss,eveT msy be the verde. of I'll, jdry.
IL that cne only his persistence in rng shot atIer
,tot ito the PROSTATE body Of his nporne, with
irg, bleeding, dying victim, vii be popularity re-
mt mbereo to lis prejudice. Admitting that the
sutecedeDt facts We're as they hsse been usually
rep.e.erte5 had be soue out armed with one pistol
onls, srd with single shot h,d sent the seda:er
Ito eternity, we appr.hend that the general ver-
DICT would have been. Served him right" The
susppirg Of pistols at Keys head a, he lay dying
from the effect Of repe shots. i. not 30 thorough
ly reconciled with the byPothe'is Of sudden
passion gust, but may possibly be hell to argue
settled, calculating m,llsnty.
However, the case is not yet before the plbli,.
Tee essential facts are not certainly known, but will
receive their colorrg from the developments OF the
trisl. We have made special arrangements for full
aud accurate reports, ard urge all TO clear their
minds Of prejudice and justify or condemn as the
testimony shall warrant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

We are informed that the lake and river boats,
whose seizure by the Ncarasusn Government WAS
reported the other day, were not the old boats of
the Transit Company, but new ones sent out s few
months since by the new Yelserson- White Comps
ny. They were seized on the superstition that the
U.S. sloop-of.wsr Decatur, which had come in sight,
was vessel loaded with fllibusters. Under that
impression, the Nigsrsguan authorities placed the
boats under the guns of Fort San Carlos, in order
to keep them safe from the supposed fllibuslers.
The real character of the Decatur becoming known,
the boats were next day restored to the agents Of
the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

RHODE ISLAND holds her Annual Ele,tion on
Wednesday of this week, and we hear that HAN
NIBAL HAMLIN, HENRY WILSON and c. c..
WOoDMAN will speak to her citizens at Provi-
dence and other central points on this and to NOR
row evenings The watch,fres Of Freedom are
blazing, and there is little doubt that the State
will do her full share in the work Of preparation
for the triumph Of 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

The trial OF DANIEL L. SlCKLES, indicted as the
murderer of Philip Barton Key, commences 8.
Washington City this morning. The array Of
counsel for the defense 10 formidable, embracing
some of the best criminal lawyers in tie country.
On the other side, Mr.. District Attorney Ould will
have 70 aid supplied BY the Government, but the
surviving relatives of Mr.. Key have, it is under.
stood, engaged Mr.. J. N. Carlisle of Washington
TO lock after the reputation OF the deceased This
will afford him but limited scope, yet we think il.
proper and creditsble tina. he has been 30 en-
ployed. Mr. KEYS fate has been q hard one. Cut
of from life and lie epjoymen,s in az instant, with
out warning or opportunity, and without chance
for single word in explanation or eIvindication,
tie newspapers haze been fned from the day Of his
death with statements calculated 70 blacken his
memory and plunge the survivors who love him
into keener anguish and bit.erer sorrow. Cup
able in the premises, he doubi!eis wa; bu! hoe
culpable, who shall sayi His SIDE Of the story
can never be heard in this world; all who survive
HIM and have adv knowledge on the subject have
common and obvious interes. in putting him as
deeply IN the wrong as possible. Add 10 this, the
anonymous tales that have been circulated OF bis
general levity and hbertinisn Of thought and lan-
gusge-stCries resting on no authority and cor.
roborated BY no previous public reput,tion-,ni
il nus. be realized that if bis ofense was grevous,
grievously hath he answered il. We cannot help
INDUCING the hope that the Developments Of this
trial will Lift from bis memory some Of the load Of
oboquy which has been heaped upon it.
a. to Mr. Sichles We think it must be admitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
THE ALDERMEN AT ALBANY

Aldermen are not apt to be classical; bu. s very
slight smAtteriDg Of classic lore 10 enough to make
one familiar with the snecdote Of the Greek sage
Who being q. sc. in q storm, and percei5ing GER
tain fellow passengers Of dubious morals and IN
exemplary lives making an immense ado in the
way of prayers and cries for mercy, babe them
bu.h their loise at once, AID no. bring 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
CArARRn CArARRn CArARRn! CATARRn


Thousands persons suffer all sorts OF annoyance rom Ca
,,b Most n,ope snoy what Its Inconvenience and results
are vet bu few know how be cured. II Is simply
yonic irritation often Of oHces and conss
osnt of the membrane lining the nasa cav
Hes spuses posteors and sometimes extend
into the throat and lungs From this result tghtnes and
nhen vertso Of the head obsuced nose profuse nov OF
mucu los Of smell nGsa voice. and often impaired bearing and
Taste. . , -.,,--
The choo remedies have been able to do anything
for n Nasal II and nhssons se as painful AID e1prn
siye an thew arr GENERALLY worthless Yet, HI APHRkYss CA
TAsrH sPEcIFIc simple SUGAR Pull taken two or three
fin pfr dsy the nder at once all
IN the 6eas and ally by P-,everns use the
most obstinate az proved the experience oil hundreds
Price with full dlrectiops, 50 cents Per box
N IA full set of HVMFlREyss HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
with book Of Directions twenty different Remedies III ee
vs case 50 do In plain case Family case oil 10
boxes aud book 81 ,,,
These Remedies by the single box cse are sent by mail
or Express. free charge address receipt Of the price,
ISa,s.. y. HUMPHREYS Co,
No. $50 Broadway, New-York.
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NsmTork daily Griba,tf
MONDAY, APRIL q, 1883
TO CORREsPOEDENTs.

No noos ear taken CONN snicsaon What.
ever intended for insertion must Be sutbsDncs,d By me
name And address Of the wrts-not reosssy fer 1uscs
Ton, bu. - guaranty FOL his good faith
". oapno. underat. return rejected conmunosiona
Busnsss letter. for TER Once should in All b
Addressed TO HokAcB GREgLsy L Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
JAMES GUTHRIE.

There is a quiet but strong movement nov
progress, designed to make James Guthrie |"
Louisville, Kentucky. tho next Democrats css'r
date for President AID, as We PROBABLY ka''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
1850. ROGERS & RayMoND's 1889.
ePkSG FAsEiosS
Pof
Bows SD YourHs

ePkiSs FAsEioss
Fer
Bows YOUTHS
Large and Varied stock
stock Of BOYS CLorByG for the preset .-.soa 10 a.
tasting
FAMILY Custom
RON 81. sr.ers for the olowit soo; Fu' conP'iss
NAEtITY OF Nav STILLS
h.1 other IN ths riy s-eoto he DAt-iA hsvnf o~en
errchAea Be fse the s@ s3Vsac. IN CoIHirg Fabrics,
AyFosDtD CHEArTR
esaa oesufy Ale eKcccrce low 10 the
MATE, Thi-d every article rsiseo a. va LOWEST CASH
PRl thu. s1ins Al whether good J-ds.. Of Cotaing
o. l ", ~ the Level. The
WELL-ESOWS REPUTaTios
OF hrn TIA inn.pss hu.ne" sud the 'i@ n equity i'a
flames, Which b.ye sJv, NED lis GeAEss are
8oLip GUAsAsTiEs
ofh ,rnr auai.i. Of CT thing and Of the reliability OF
tse statements pot forth IL ia advertisements
THE CVsros DEPAsrsFSr
ntenep Boys and loutns amply soc k't with Spring
G. cs spd the Clohirg urnhed 20 order oil Be rns equal
any u s5e 70 In TIE city w1le the enGses ere
extremely moderate. koSsss hfhoAp
SUPERIOR FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
sc wy PsISCE Co., Flushing Pd,ed cs.assue r,.is
a. PowItsG WELLS No. S8 BfOaf~sy.
B.-l0C60 sp eLdae korv.J sPtUcE a. very low rs.-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

Foreign rews was due last night BY the steamer
Indian at Portland, but she had not arrived at lC
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

WRITE TOR CATALOGUE.
Superior for French, Painting and Plano Music
Summer term opens April l5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

PAYS Board AND TUITION.
PAYS BOARD AND TUITION.
PAYS BoARD AND TUITION.
PAYS Board AND TUITION.
PAYS Board AND TUITION.
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UrpsoS RIVER INSTITUTE.


Hupsos RIvEs hsrr1vrr
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UvpsoS RivrR iSsTITur,
HvpsoX RIVER Institute
HUDSON HVLR ixsTiTVTE'
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Nrpsos r YER INSTITUTE
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE.
HUDsos kIyIE hsTITtTE
HuDsoX fIvsk IssTITUTE.
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE.
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HrDsOS RWEE Institute.
HUDSON RivtR N'TiTUrE.
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HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE.
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HUDSON RIVER Institute.
HUDsos RIVER Institute.
HUDSON RINER IksTITTTE.
HUDSON BivEE ISTIruTE
HUDsox RIVE Institute
HUDsoS RIVER INSTITUTE.
HUDSON RIVER NsTfTuIE.
HUDSON RyEE ISsTiTvTE
HUDSON RvEE IsSriTUrE
HUDsOS RIVER INSTITUTE.
HUDSON RIVER Institute.
CLAvERacK, Col. Co, " 7.
CLAvEkAcE, Cot Co, N. Y.
CLsyERAcE Cot. Co N. Y.
CLAvEEAcg, Cot Co N. Y.
CLkyERACX Cot. Co n. Y
REV. ALoSzo FLAcK, A. NJ,
RRIScIPAL
NINE DIsTscI DEPARTMENTS
NINE DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.
NM DISTINCT DEPAETsESTs.
NINE DISTINCT DEPARInESTs.
NINE DIsTIscT DEPARrMESIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

SILVER PLATED WARE.
' silver PLATED WARE.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
ENGLISH AMERICAN.
ENGLISH AND AnESlcAN. .
ENGLIsu AND ANEKICAN.
IN NARiErY
Is GREAT VARIETY
\ VARIETY
Is VARIETY
IMMENSE REDUCTION.
IMMENSE REDUCTION.
IMaEASE REDUCTION.
w. r. DALEY Co.,
Noe. 6Sl aud 635 Broadway.
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FROM FRAsK LEsLIE's NEW FAMILY MAGAZINE
AND GAZETTE OF FASHION, Psse 81:


RIBBONS ribbons ribbons tufted, psided or striped
mbf chine snd patterns 10 fact ribbons In every cou
c~vsbe style and CT quality OF fabric are the peN
nstotion Of the day Ribbon The universal trimming io
yey With stce Of ladies' sppsre and that In such super
Abundance Instances 10 spPesn TO BE- stusny
nat Of The original fabric For instance sleeves aud coa no
lower are Of lace and embroidery bbo IN every
AS, form IN third and often more, OF the nate. esset
a trimmed with them the sleeves body a. ssirt often
- bays above ill II scarcely possible TO tel "hshet
The fabric Of the the ribbon or the obCn mesnt 70
ant tns Srs,a Mantes c dresses Of ali sorts have
either rib stripes Of the material initiating nboon s
Nbisb and the cabezous and 6sp-s OF hon i'' aooi ~
T. I'm exception 10 TIE genera rule -. - Al,
II IL almost that % popular style OF uin
ming exhibit universal excellence The nuosns Usnn
of vboh We spoke mouth, introduced especially a.
LIcHTEssIENs No 3S7 Broadway In sti greater variety
bh Of color make Some APPEAR 70 be plated a. tcn
edrs some only In the censr One pretty ho'eJ
tss rioh cured with moss uis here ana
fhrr, with three the lower onet escn bsins tln
aopa the pufug; the td skirt 70 the Knee caught
al and fastened with bows OF Tobon with long
streaming ends. ..u.,,, 4,
sb. tuuio form Evening dresses made with long point
ana the sleeves composed Of Pafs With knot oil no
for sra each she uder This mode oil Trimming
his upper part low body only with fods or pnne
becoming amr. every figure giving an
81 width the chest without the n
ustry OF TIE waist beIthss very generally 90 .,,-
eo<eimtps Of fashionable ribbons ir dre uihmB
NAV be seen ct Mr. LicHTKssTEIs's No. ss7 Brosdway
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Bnsiness Notices.
DREAM OF THE BROADWAY BEAU

DREAM OF THE BROADWAY BEAU.
nv JUL. e.AY KHrnHssDr.
Horrible dream, b.ve often hsd
Terrels, uys icsL dresd and s.d;
Nisioss offr,nzy, ADD v.ots Q, p.,a
Ts.tse on. that III tel ,Ou Lord only know,
Hoo a. ~, 4. alta i-d ne-sut here Il goes.
H.ds mu.cs no. BY ,he tramp Of feet,
Ara besr- me- hit'ss thei, sitter.nea5e'
Idse o srble eHfs DER these hunap t;ds',
Three secv-wht,s p,'ase., m.sy acc nT
lowered giant hks u2 tae Sumner All
Ii. front. wer- slsea. iAs ~.I' were hsed
Wit mirrors and SEQ pt0rs vel oes'stssi
Carved Grsoes hi,eo Zach silver amp
n' si ss ,, to.s Sss p sSssf .ascs. po
o. Ma sSD BOYS CLoTHsxG IA AL iHL '''"'''
Good. Of all texture, and every h9e,
All tes im proveuenis 'rtis'ic sn ~ II. DC .,5.,.
Ana sioS.. fsr . husband Of inose',.I carriage
CIotalps Tor BsYs ans eot1iofi of nhs-
GARNER 70 suIps'siSt the iSehs" Ps"-
P.n,,us rushed across the street, ,.
DIV. me . srsisc sur (" ioqd eh.d'
BE-, rss,,s ,9ic fr1e1 ~, s,., d1, .sp .oso
Ssist.es AID dizzy, fell - the ground
for DE palaces sil-oSE TwESTY T"o
on. FosTY sDd one rHiRTY EIGHT
Keep op-n eUlJ ana opsn ate,
Wa eiots.. for a dozen Of SPRINGS snd SUMMERS
Y.qui.i,- garments. profu.e and gay.
Endless ss.or.nent ADD vas, dispay,
That ,co wopd.r profit the - sr' resp -
But fsE PRIcss ARE MARKED AND FOR CASH THEY
ASp WsorsR GOES TO snrTRs WILL BE TREATED
0ara BRorHrks Ons-pioe Wholesale and Rst.l CLOTHING
E.,TgooNS Noe. ~, ls5 and lf0 fuitons. N. T.
GESIS's 507 STYLE.
YovSG MIX.
Look stit.
III sTASps ALONE
the
KISC THE BEAVER FELT
Every feature Is New,
from the
EMBOSSED vESTILAToh
70 the
EMBOSSED BRIM.
aExs, No. JoT Bao.dwsy.
LEARY H. Co.
Have nov ready the Spring style Of HATS Tor GenNenen
Nos 5 4 . d Astor house, Brosiwsy.
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FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES.

Adapted to every description Of weighing. have successfully
s,ood THE TEST YEARS aud from their NvARABLE COR
RiQrsrss, have come TO be the
ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD OF THE COUNTRY.
descriptive Catalogues furnished on application
FAIRBANKS Co,
No. 1879 Broadway, New York.
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IEARY H. Co.
R.ya nov ready IN. Spring style Of HATS for Gentlemen
Eos s ard Astsr House, Brosiwsy.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-28

yto. 215 llam 219 BroabtDap
srIeet bat, arb taieiba bos erS6ts Qaaeg Don IT, mpfnaa-
ten. unterto6en unb Anterbpfen tteerer BGbrst ~hDtrdtbig bdIt.
d inn ole Gprtea beutfAsr unb btefser aB lie fas ~
utsRen grsifsn ~ Sertaufen. 43sf4
SD babe ni&ts mtt 8ptfhentdnbieru ju tbua, unb Der.
oufe rtetng Neoren i'm 4trBen ntetm RIetnen ia BEN biQta.
rsu srsisn TN 2a6tE. assn mi unb lberssuste 9a Dappa.s
Qpnts te1btr,
NRn24-k .. 219, BtcGbmaS, BalttnaUrt.
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