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JEWETT-GARRISON-O Sunday, Ap-l a. a. ihe CtIch n
The Holy Trinity Brooklyn by The k'y VIM " L,~ls n
Cornell Jcget o. the firm q Jeweu Co. Nov" OK 70 e
'tsf Garrison dsu ght1r of the Hon {. T.. Garr-Dn
California and s.. Louis % pers pssse copy.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Suu-Hises... 5O7 Sets........ 80 hoon-Rises. loon
Sandy Hook "a Gov Island O:l4a Hell Gate. Ia
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RlNER RAMROAD Prom Ami

1875 train. ,sN ,ss~ Chan hr-s-.t. station a. t.
E1pr,.- Trains. AID 4 osuy Mail Train N = .
Tor po-shse.pr, q. as su And Sis .. m. Tor DoSS
Fsrry AID ii:f' AID ed 81 ?. Tor Sung Sns "a
2 No. Tor Pc kk, $3.50 2 TIE P3ughkcsT.ie Peri.sS
Suz Sus AID y Dos Fs-y l--aF top the Way Ssts-,
Ps.rcsrs .rktr Car-Hf tarl Christopher snd ST.. -
Train. ior Ne.I TX essr y q; g. % ard 81 m Ana I'd
p u END 5luy about ID u.a' -;gf. On Sundays a,
A p >MirH. SuV~riutcndea,
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Passengers Arrived

In bark Clara Hipd,oy from Portau priHce-M Hartmann
MI Heu Mr. Camille Lynch Boston C. C. Green, Glasgow
Senior Lorenzo ATgele-
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IN. shirs Qn,ss,sp 'cr Lo1don Fore. CITY g. Ec~O-
bSDs AID chr Red EAg+ for :: an sr :: Sif-I-
TIN
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Markcts-CARETvLLy REPORTED FOR THE n Y. TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, April y.
ASHEs-The market IL steady, with ar demand oF both
kinds; sees Of 80 bbis. ~ - IS -
COTTON-The market sh,s,y and unsettled sales 81 30
fales manly ru1siu. We quote NORMALLY follows:
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kpokeu.
Disasters, &c.

18th inst go miles =. Sandy Hook pilot bos' Ednl
Blunt T. pok. big Dem.rare, from Bston, bound ;.
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1nsiruciion.
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE

4 VI T. * L A y = I III OOL lNSIIltlE
~ No. $50 BROADWAY.
Schools supplied with competent TeacLef. and Parents with
School Circulars Wanted superior TEACHER 81 Music and d
Fr-ucb AMY Immediately. SMITH, WOODMAS = Co.
4 CADEMIES of WHITING, BOOkkEEP-
n ING ARITHMETIC Gc-fundreds Of individual, having
neglected these essentials might double their salary sd ~ Prove
heir condition by d INSTRUCTION with M PAINE,
No G. Bowery y and No. 2 Fuonst, BrOoklyu Ladis'
priyate writing ciGs---, S2-siyi.-n lessons
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NM REGILAR MAIL line VIA sToNING.
TON ~ BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. -Inland r.
-ho--.-. ord tlo-' direct. Carrying t.- Eastern Mail

IT, -ho.-. .rt ul.f direct Carrying tl- Eastern Mail
The --,-e,-. PLYMOUTH k0CH. Cap. joel S,oas ~
COMMODORE. Cap. D. : Stu.-is. I connection with a,
STOSINGTDN ard PROVIDENCE. sud BOSTON ~
PRONiUEStE RAILROADS having New ioIi 9Gly s.
aay o. p-.d t-.u Pier No North River wharf sAV.
p.,, oclo,k nl srl St0uingoE at D N
,a fse s., thr Mal TTsiu which lravrs Boston 50 n
The COMMODORE from Nes.. York MONDAY Wednssa,,
a. Friday tom Souiugt0u Teaay Thursday snd Sainrdsy
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New-York, Tuesday Thu,
Do, ard SATURDAY from Souiug., Monday, "Wednesday "a
F1c.y
P.srr. prce.d from Sour.-au per railroad Poyidsn.
ard Boston FAprres Mail r. in reaching said places Ia AZ
eff L, by ether route, ad iu ample time hr al IL
srv uouirg .rss, couusctiur North aud Fast Pas-ns,
that prefer . 2, board the steamer enjoy night. ~
ulturb-d 6Iesk at desired, aud l.ase Stouingo8 10 A
O.. u. tfau.
Fsrr trom Providence 10 Newport 50 cents
h-gassa ser accom- unies The and hroah
teeh ~sy.
for psssage herrs state freight, apply otboA
steiner % NJ tLr Freight OH,, Pg No North River @n
o., ofHcs No 90 Battery place. Feb 3 NA
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-N

NEN Uhk MD EhIE hAILhUAD.-N
~ and after MONDAY Aprl g. 1882 and until further DOtss
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duanest os
viz:
DUNEIRK EXPRESS az 6 a. m, for Dunkirk and Basa1
and prucipa! intermediate Stations.
MAIL TRAIN a. M ior Dunsrk and Buffalo, and int;
mediate State
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at 50 p m, from foot Of fir
rsOus via Permout Tor Suterus snd Intermediate Statons
WAY PASSENGERsti ?. IL, br Newburgh, Middlstors
and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS a. p. n, for Dunkirk aud Buffalo
Tn. above trains nun daily, Suuds - excepted
Thee Express Trains connect a. ElHiIa with the EmA
Cauauda qua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara falls
Bgpauptou with Syracuse and Bnghlmpton Railroad, R
Syraru.. AZ Corning with the Buffalo Coming and New Y0f
Railroad Tor and Buffalo; ~ Great Bend with ~
Delaware Lscsaaus aud Western Railroad for Scranton
H,ru,Il...ile with Buffalo and hrwfofs City Rslros
and A. Buhso aud Duukk, With the Lake Shore Railroad,
Cleyelsia Cincinnati, Toledo. Detroit Chicago, kc
CHARLES MORAN, Prcsfept
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT
On aud sfsr " EDNESDAN, April g. 1859 Trains vii ksp
25.hst St-uou S,~-NoTs. a. follows:
745s rn.. For Niian'sb iige.
s:3Ol Ir.. NAL Tain iur Albany.
9.5Oa m. For williamsburg.
ll:j0s m. For W htr Plains.
..S0 q. M. For williamsburg.
400 ,. m. For Dover Plains.
5:Oo p. nj. For White Plains
t.I5 D. m.. For White Plain, from White and SCORES
s.SJ y. ui. For " hiansbuCgr.
REruRNRC-Nil leave:
5.o"a o.. M. From White Plsns
$3.50 g. ui. From Dover Plsls
6.40a From williamsburg.
7:OOs m FROM Whit. Plains.
8.t5s m. Snail Train from Albany.
9:5oa. n.. From williamsburg.
I.O1 2. m. Frum Wiiamsbrdss.
scoop m. From Whit Plains.
$500 y ma. From Mhlism.bndse.
WM. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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RoARDNG-sCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TOT TUU.NW I1-tI7II'"
I'D In Geneva. Sw7erlsud.-Mad. CHABOUX M LER has
recently opened PRIV ATE BOARDING i1r limited
number ot Young ladies' Geneva. Her character rs wei
srov, in her native place. and her references excellent st
any persons intending send their daughters {" lf pm
iouna viii able satisfy .hesevcs without difficulty as ?"
her ability to fulfill the charge she has undertaken.
She ref r. among ohers n NJ nvc dAubn' author - The
History Of ana % NJ Gueu Professor Of
Tfclsy in Gcnca tire Rey Frederick M9nod IN Pans and
to Professor l.. AFas.1 IN America.
Professor ssz of Cambridge, Mass can furnish further
details A. 10 the and the general pH 81 Instruction az tins
.,b,ol 20 any who wish "a mai" such inquiries
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Tho .t.anlp Vanderbilt Leryre Tor Southampton and Hagre
anchored III the lover Bdy, Saturday, aaG sailed sunday
g the u m The City Of Baltimore for Liverpool pro
o..ded on Sal lrday.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY :

y Connecting a. Scv-FsmPon with The p-la.,r. -.
~slus snd W.'eru RAi0sd, sad EAsoH viii d. iAsr
hall.y R4irled. "
SPRING ARRANGEMENT, couln.eucilk Mach 70 ia =
Lave NriH flr Eas,ou 4lt Lt-gIrist- p.4s f- p,
NJ NJrtl River a. = IA. Il H. an1 M, a. So,
iIr hy abgye --sus, a-3 az $50 ~.
The above connect Eran ID with trp. On H.
jersey Railroad which gsye New as rum the TO- I'd 60
lslcf-si. q. 80 e.. ami d. ul sud sud p "a
Pa...us-rs Or Ga. pi4sa, La SA~aUna aud Ws.,.-o "a,
ood Will leave a. Z 9ly. F5g LehiSh Valley R,ilraS y
g. and ~ u. JOHN u SlkRNS, Slr.ratsrarr. -
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tfirsital Instruments.

ALEXANDRA ORGANS-FOr Drawing rooms,
~ Cfurrhes Chsp-s ard Schools. .
SOLE MEDAL Il HONOR 4; the UNIVERSAL EhhlBl-
TON a 1854
This nagrfec1: instrument, winch he hrisu; T-f fa-
q
VILASONA,
THALBERG.
NJ. WELLS
have rendered as popular Asra IN EuIop, Ia o-e1
,6ou-.d bv ID. rrsat.-- 81 bah continents,
GOiTSCHALK. LIST. ROsSiNI, MY EkBES8, -, kc.
PRICES ~ THE DEPOT. ~. 81 DEYsr
SO 80 4l65. -. - 80. -. : Is, go,
dsrrrptive circular address sYpi'calor' 20
BERNARD FAbRE 81 ET'Tt.>, ~ y 81 Dry-st-
Importer u Blssous AccYfa"cLs. VIOLIN strings, a..
Jlst Published.
4 crrnple,e INSTRUCTOR for re A-Naudre Organ.
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~ DELPHIA and ths SOUTH and WEST vi. fsasTr
CITY .-Mr and Fvpuss aus- rave Nrv York a. 1a
sud AID p IA" - Throush ncssss - & ~
cirua- and h- -, sid Or Nsshlron N~NO~.ss. 80 =
Sui 80 'ad ;Aroi al 'afsAsg checked 70 waAnstca IA
T.. and ?. trains.
j. ". WOODRUFF. As-sn; Ssperir,s,s-.
NJ hurrlge viii Dr. received '0F train, ~ -. a. -
sheckeG 6sn aG-trs iu advance u he time Of avs -
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nIAyOs and MELODEONS. WHOLESALE
uIANOs. MELoDE0Ns and ALEXANDRA

ORGANS, q superior make, a. great bargains; second
land Puo. a. extremely low prices. ranging from . 20 10;
Catalogues of Music in tue United STATES; MI
,cs In. r,r and Musical merchandise Of ell knd-, the
io.t t..ib rate. Pianos aud Nicholson. for rent and
snwed purchased monthly payments received for Pianos aud
M.Ios.on. HORACE WATERS Agent,
No -, Brlaiway
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= lCdSNFrTING TRAINS.

For Boston (eH) 3:I5 (ex) For Hartford "a
Springfield s. tex J. 3:l5p ~ (ex) For Conneoicu RcS
Railroad 20 Montreal. .. N tsr) and 5:l5 Ter d
NORMAN p,on For New Haven New London aud snningsa
Eaimad q a M and Sis For Canal RaiVAd Nora
aupton O. IT.. (cx) and l2i5 For Housaouio RAlr.i
o. NJ. For Nsu.auck Railroad m, 3;l5 p For Dan
bury and a1rwak Railroad a nl $3.50 p. m.
JAMES n. HOYT Superintendent.
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ID y. Hg Broadway guarantees 4in siiiEs trembling
ont u aay hand young Old, and change tine a9s cfz'i
.s writing ;os rapid easy elegant bs.He-- style Three
seat. ,scai BooEkerpng lo Boys PREPARED Tor business a.
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ID Dsv school pleasantly aud hsaily situated corner Of
kosllfcd aud st. h. bok- y. j., VIII commence IT, SUN
rr Session H-y Number 81 Scholars limited Circulars a.
W,steraauus No - Bfoldwsy, E,F.l.rt, " ly
EDWARD FELDNER, Principal
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

Commencing April 4, 1859
PASSENGER Station In New YORK of yhsi and Shsy
Entrance % .3'h-sf.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For New Haven T. m. (eNl l2:S 5:l5 (eN) $50 I'D
44ju NJ For Bridgeport, T. t.Nl; l2:45, 3:l5tell;
$50 ana if5 p. For Milford, STAFFORD Fairfield Suihp
aud Nss,por 7 a m l2;45 $50 and As p FOR Norsas
ga ~ 70 IS Sis (enDi $3.50. as $50 p M For Dsrsn
and Greenwich l. a. M; l245. $3.50, i:f5, $3.50 y. Va
stanford T. texl a 1916. SIS Tex J. $50 40, 5S
D. For Port Chester and Intermediate Stations, ,,
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A y. THOMPsON. 10 4-6 Broadway, offers

l.. IhbM1GpN, No 80 pI"a""n!f oh'ts
~. PIANOS tha b. IulflCto1es including Halres
Br0.hers Jacob ChkE and others 90 -" owes; rtes 81
fully zuaraiec8 hand Plano taken n exchange al ~
ale Aso NkLDDEONS from The house o. Taylor Farley
- excel IN sr-tI-t-. aud purity ol red INSTRUMENT
made ORGAN HARMONIOUS or cnurh-- eight draw top
with ii,-sv@ r-ts. Gail and examine above New and
second hand Piano.
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DAY BOAT for ALBANY ard TROY -

nrrsaf-rf 70 MONS VII -
rart until 20. anne sh,l rave h.@n Ts,d for nv
Fv1-t o. B..-ua forwarded .lrurh With sr-A. s.,A
e. EyFrrss Frfgif Train
wv BORDEN Asru.. ~. % .aS n W.
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|, 4. SMITHs SCHOOL for BOYS. Lexing
LID ACADEMY.-Boarding and

I'D. touy corner q 51thInr1con thorough, discipline
fhcu' experimental lcCurc with app4rltla 20 illustrate n-t
lTal PaosopAy and Chemistry. Terms modera'e.
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rNHE NEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO,
i CALIFORNIA GREAT REDUCTION o; FtRE.-rIr
fsvori-. steamship NORTHERN LIGHT. CspF. ruE-
Will S-,sl1rx iron Pier =. g. y K. ou II E>DAf,
Nay TO- a. 2croeE p n e0uIrctIlg, VS. Palt1la H---r
line W. 5 BIvg.ig Green d. 3. ALLEN, Az-i'
y T. AL p.fs,us f5.hd Trusting any -ccai -
fhe above ships o.
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~ ~ Ss~sV
~ vsss.is.S ~ S.s
49,.
UmR uovAHiS Xsa0clAF1on.A
~. = ~ svfai assl,sssisI@
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ssI ~. -Jseer1iess r,acticsi sapoo
.-.S,.s..s.s t|{rsi,,. ~ ssah A,,ees~k
0.~.ss s.s...i ,s.,s a.r Si,ssSeS ~
S%s~s.,.:ss S...sc. sAasissSas
Ss..S. ~ 80. be- q nm ! 69le.S
~. ~. ~ s.s.s-s.s ~ ~ sIsScS
h ~ shs.r so,rs. ~ s
sS;..i .s~:ss c,eois "a alI ~ eS~@yS
Letter.. WA : DESCRIPTION u iAsis
~, ssJ 49, - s..,s ""s's - \
S.s,.S ~-siieisss fres a. shsssr
sSS5is9 ~ nat he iseosistSe,
~ssSs ~ NJ, vsd;csi si;ii s
~. ~ an Ssr.isA ~ ~ s-sseusS
Scls- .,s.s.ssa
n niseSSors 81 IL AsuidMh
~, As,.si He.sss ~. ~ ,ssssSS
~ Sssssi Nisssses. esr,sss ~ Iirl1
utilization ~ ths sIeesss ~
ssss.SsS ~ isho,s q ~, ssress.s
~ ..,s ~ sr~ssHer,S.s' 7
W..trss.. a,esas,Soa- Olssf'
~ vies q Onsnism Or Ssi1. A.
=: :::s: 81, = =. .s s,is:.s So = 49,:
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w. 4. STRANGE eco.
U~sssssss 80 ssesss
DOOKSElAkAS,
TA3loU00O,
Axs DeAAsas N
Artists Uotoriels
90 no ~,
UNDER Odd RGslOM FALL
Me0pnos. 10un.
oun sroCx or 1ooss ooxp,s,s 4
Medicsl,
Theological,
Hiscenaseous,
Lsw. md
: hool Dooka


OeDU. ooDn.
We hep lases -. Vhish us con
o6sr lsdVsmsnls 10 Seheel fcseAes ~
County 1~icvrhsass, vhs Vish 70 pus.
chase 10 sMsll o. lssEs SeaneAioa
Arelsoh Mu6epSqon,
We have IN had The - selaso see<>
that en- b. issnd b Az s;sy. AsDSAtoe
that Artists. vsarhsrs u seSnlasoA ~
wsns 10 this line, vs sAa1l y toEWO
ssttni to their osdeso. oj6io
rsbe psists, L.shaxseuAA. OF, 49,
Wood Iaslss, lspaa h UoeoI ~ Il
e1oooOoepvs
Our aest n Ssellooev b ~ q ~
mes. esMp!ess y y ~ ~ ooulA,
We rsa sell l<ssss ropW u - 0011W
srsds y ehesP = No. - posuAoo b
d. Eastesn 9sFase. We ~ - M
Tie Nlls y ~ - - s6tAee ~
cell Il eheapse. Wstssp = Ass1o -
stosk Il - 49,, osIsis9ioe efte90
vcsls csps Ceqmaeial Nsss, oaos0
- 1il t6psN
49,
fNy~nsHhorpwauvv>w~h
oeiso - (eolfsy. OF - eonslsoc h
ka1oQs, s1ou1knst ~ ~
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Clsaves & Vadon
Have last Ns.e,s -

4 EcTtnhs % W. :"
~ lad ~ SsiiD
u. u, Pref ssot - ~ 9.aIs
College,
Tn land pnd no bnns ~ hh
Illustrations ifaNp from The Nmnaf
and Cu.tam. The Seem. anil Scenery ~
,hs iIoiy I,nd bv ". H. Thompson, D.
D., twenty .fva lars n Missionary In
SYRIA all pnle.ilne
'fressillan AMI his Friends by d.. X.
shelton Mackenzie
Wild Spots In tho we., by Frederick
0efstsoket.
What Gan Woman Dol byT \. Arthur.
Prescott Phillip the Second, vol. ID.
The War Trail or, The Hunt 81 the
Wild 1Iotse-A Romance " the Prairie;
By Capt. MAyne Reid.
The Fifteen Decisive Battles 81 The
World, from Marathon 10 Waterloo by
w. y. Greasy. NJ. A.
The Afternoon Of Unmarried Life
from tho las, London E~dition-ncw supply.
Ny thirty Years nut Of the senate; BY
Major Jack Downing illustrated.
4 Memoir Of b. y. Prentiss; edited by
his brothar-new supply.
Adventures " Gerard. the lion Killer
-nsw supply.
Unity Of Mankind , ny Csbs'l-new
supply.
" WA; or, Adventures on the Mos.
quis. .sare.
., Ibid ILLUSTRATED Edition d Molhsr
Coz. . Melodies.
Jnf received and for sale by
sp7 CLkAvEs vADEN.
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"whsn we're married julia. ycu
will SEQ how I'll drive you TO the
Castle 10 . carriage" Dat.
Dennis, where Is the money 20 come
Irom' "Oh, Ne dom, want any
money, people do these things now
a.days On gai,e a new principle. !
assar. Won" '.lniccd,' ' said Ju.
lin. YES" replied Dennis. "and
of,eo '''ey 10 them ,ithou, any prin.
eipal at ALL"
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MASONIC FEMALE
ACADEMY

rIiE andssasned, Trussees OF ;'anola
Nssonie fsms;s Academy. take pI.aspr"
in announcing 10 the pubic that tho,
have secured the services of Mics Batis
u. Smith, TO take charge ~ tho Li,ssar,
department., Mrs. B. Moore efthc Nusicii.
Mrs.. Bowers n the Orrrmsrsal. and W..
3. Mooses - Sspssi.sssasas. Tbs school
gill cor.saenes IN the 1t NSsday In
vshruapv. 1859.
n, shovs teachers ars veil kaewa 10
Toe r~-usssss. ~ able, accomplished and
sspsricaced.
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A G'rs.n writer observes tina, IN
the C.n,ea States there IL sach a
scarcity of thieves They srs cblidecd
TO ouers reward for they d.scovs.
~.
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A prisoner in the dock, upon ono
occasion, vss observed V DO In
tears.
why DO you weep" inquired the
Judge.
"Ah! ny lord, h WA not ill I
heard my ccunsel's defense, TIA, |
kaow how innocspt I was."
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Nisssri paper siledsss ,Ass
NJ. D.y,s village D,ss~ss,er, hss
sraseo1 VI sests e. lie for him.-
Ne lses sAss shet hat i ~ nssss
- cab ~ lysAe : The v.
d<s Ne ~. x
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]. 10 necessary 10 understand tho
pugllsiie art, 10 BIO sble TO Eight
your way through tho world \"
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4 Wild Aftiess ssss~ay tssseAs
10 Bcsson By . uestAsaa. beeerd
for ~ old sua which " SEQ. When
ssted What he vss,sl Of Il. rsplisi.
~" NV q sits and hsss rctssiie
" eel"
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H. sabmis himself b. 10 aeen
through q nc 'saols. wiO saGsn
bim'ef 10 be caught u q IL Of pas.
tiGn
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PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE.

Asecsri-hand Washington Press, tina,
will answer admiralty fora country Job
oh,e, will be sold MI bargain, by the
eii.cr o. this paper.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
THE HOUSE.

All manner of negotiations and fgurings have been
going on for few days past between the Democrats
and the South Americans in the House, with view
to carving the organization by a combination of
their forces; but, it is understood, to purpose.
The Democrats, we learn, have offered to drop
their own candidate for Speaker and cast their
pinety-three votes unanimously for South Ameri-
can. y1ouided the S. AS could add thereto votes
enough 10 elect bim-twenty six being the probable
number required The latter were OF course ex-
pected. in the dicker, to cast their votes likewise
for Democrats for all the subordinate posts. The
bargain fell through for two reasons; first, the
South Americans could not furnish to the joint con-
Germ the amount Of capital required OF them;
secondly, some of them did not like the company
proposed for Them and refused to be bound to vote
for Democrats 1t is now morally certain that Mr.
Sherman must'be elected Speaker, though perhaps
not for weeks get as both Democrats and South
Americans resist the Plurality rule yet refuse to
suggest any practicable substitute, and steadily vote
so as to prevent organization. 1t would certainly
seem that those who have no remaining hope OF
electing Speaker after their own heart, might at
least withhold their votes and so let the House be
Organized without them; but be that between them
and their constituents.
We beg the Republican Members to rest assured
that their constituents are in no hurry. SO long as
they stand to their guns, making few and short
speeches proposing and voting for no early adjourn
ments but voting solid for Speaker as often as they
can get chance, aud ready to adopt the Plurality
rule whenever an opponent shall propose it, they
are doing good business-probably better than if
the House were organized. If those who want
money from the Treasury can wait, we, who have
MY to grant it, certainly can. Let us take things
yery cOOly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
CALEB ONCE MORE.

We have looked over the proceedings of the Bos-
ton Union-Saving meeting again, and must have
another word with the ex-Brigadier, his speech
being the gem of the occasion. OF course. he was
severe upon the AbOlitionists. Indeed, Caleb was
savage. He rsved like madman he cursed like
a very dra5. He denounced vengeance upon Wen
dell Philips and Garrison, Theodore Parker and
Emerson, by Nance consenting to let the TRAITORS
down from the gsows, only ON condition that they
be sent speedily to the asylum as "lunatics."
The day is not remote when Caleb dealt more
tendery with these people. We refer to the time
when, at the solicitation of an Ant-Slayery leader
he got out Of his bed at Salem, and sitting in his
night-shirt and slippers, wrote beseeching letter
TO the Abolitionists of Essex North, begging for
their votes in the then pending Congressional con-
test, on the express pledge that he would advocate
States, and the immediate abolition of Slavery in
the District of Columbia and the Territories. They
listened to Csleb's wall, and Caleb was elected.
And right bravely did he redeem his pledge, de-
nouncing the ''Slaye Power" for many successive
sessions with zest scarcely equalled BY that OF
Wade and Giddings.
We refer also to the period when Caleb, then in
Congress- used TO write letters TO the Secretaries of
the American Ant-Slayery Society, in this city,
making valuable suggestions as to the mannx m
which Abolition documents should DC got up so "a
to be most effective in carrying on "the crusade
"against the South" and when be used 10 CORE
spond with the editors Of The EmaneipatOr, as to
the best mode of conducting that "incendisry "
Journal Caleb himself, il we mistake not, furnish
ing for its colrdnns few specimen articles. We
are certain that the readers of The ~ Y. Mirror
have not forgotten the glowing criticism Of Whit