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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07
SPRING is COMING.
BY CHARLES FLORIDA.

Spring is coming, coming, coming,
With all her gay; laughing train;
We can hear her merry hnmmlng
As she treads the earth again.
Birds are singing, singing, singing
In the warm and mellow breeze;
Buds are springing, springlug, sprlngIn(
Into young and tender leaves
We can see the trees grow grecncr
As they sparkle mid the dew;
And the snow. banks, they look leaner
As they melt meath our view.
Pretty flowers now are blooming
On earlh's carpet, green and gay;
Aud the meadows, they're perlumIng
As their sweets are blown away.
Brooks are running, running, running
With their waters foaming white
All, yes, spring is coming, coming,
She'll be here this very night,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07
SW lNDLERS.

The day is gone when we allowed,
or gave chance 10 any and every
body to swlndlc Us, About eighteen
months ago we adopted a rule that
foreign advcrtiserS-tha is, persons
living way up in the North and out
of the State of Tennessee, should al
ways pay in advance before we would
advertise for them. We were led to
this step soon after being swindled by
the Whiskerando man, of New York,
kellog " Cooper, Syracuse, p. La
cour. New Orleans, Carbin & Co., Bal.
timore, ID. +. Blackburn, near Colum.
bia, Tennessee, and Anderson e. Son.
Atlanta, Ga. We'll, we adopted our
rulc in time to save being swndlcd by
Drs. Summervlle and G.. w. Gra-
ham, of Philadelphia, and the Bank
Note Detector," man, and a host of
others, who applied to us without sue
cess. to get their advertising done on
u credit. And it makes us sorry, ave,
mad, to see some of our cotempora-
ries in newspaperdom, filling their col
umns for these rascals. Why, we
have received propositions of $50,
$75, and more, if we would advertise
so much for them, for such a time
Applications came from Dr. Hoyt. of
Syracuse, DR.. Morse of New York,
Daniel Adcc, Helumbolt, Castor. and
fifty others, and wc had considerable
correspondence with some of them
but we could not succeed in convinc.
ing them that
"Sinco man IS so unjust,
We know not whom to trust"
Perhaps some of them would have
paid uS--perhops, aye, there's the
rub"--perhops, not. Some of them
even offered us more than our rates,
provided we would give them credit
Some wanted us to take pay quarter
ly. Some wanted US to insert their
advertisements and on receipt of pa
per containing the same, with our bill,
they would remit. But the Whisker-
ando man caught US in that trap, and
a burnt child fears fire."
And yet, notwithstanding our eau
ton, one man "got u.s. at last, we fear
he has. We alludo to Harrison, Bes.
sent Il Benton, Commission merchants
Atlanta. Georgia. In the Spring of
1857, March 20, Mr.. Harrison. an
aged and good-looling man, called in
at the Home Journal office and desired
the card Of his firm at Atlanta inser.
ted for three months. He asked US it
we demanded the pay--s5--in ad.
vance. saying that he needed all the
money he had, and would remit the
amount to us as soon as he got home.
Very kindly we banded his Ave dollar
bill back to him. believing he needed
il and believing ho would do as he
said. He failed to do so. When tho
three months expired the firm wrote
to u, to continue the card for one year
We done so. So now it is two years
'inca the card went in, and one year
incc the contract expired and the
lard was taken out. We have writ.
en- some five times for our pay. and in
,ur last letter we told them we inten-
led to "tell on them" We have done
so, and now, Messrs "IIarrison Bes-
sent & Benton" catch US again il You
can. You are not Southern men, o.
you would no, have treated " ~
mean.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

From tue MoHphW DuictlH'
THE TOUCHING OF JESUS.
Aaectionateiy Inscribed to Rev. Dr. Qulntard
ny ANNIE CHAMBERS BRADFORD.
"lf | may but touch His garment,
shol be whole" Matt. TX.
Travel.worn. among the brambles,
Grope ], sick and lone,
Vainly:.searching for the pathway
All with thons o'ergrown.
Holy angelsl 10 the Healer
Guide my bleeding soul!
If / may but touch His garment,
IshaH be whole.
Passion.red and purple blossoms
Wooed my foolish feet
Busily the buds gathered,
Filled with nectar sweet
Far and farther on wandered,
Drinking deadly wine
From each deep and gaudy flower'cuP
As draught divine.
Then--,he MONDAY sun o'erlook me
In desert dread,
Where, mid faded wreaths Of purple,
Lay the unshriven dead;
Wild Remorse the only watcher
Der their graveless bod
Stricken Rachel, still refusing
TO be comlorted
have fled away aGrighted,
But each lcprous vein
Carries up the hated venom
To my reeing brain.
Yet ] see, though dim and distant,
Christ, the Nazarene-
Holy angels! lead me to him!
He can make me clean.
Though the crowds that throng about
him,
Lowliest Of all,
Come |, with my spotted raImsnt
At his feet 10 fall!
Holy angels! nearer, nearer,
Guide my trembling soul!
TImay Jut touch His garment,
Ishalrbe whOle!
Master, from the bitter apples
Gliding Pleasures tree
am come and entant, begging
Bread and wine Of Thee,
In the dust crouch before Thee,
Waiting my relcase--
Waiting till Thy temper mercy
Bid me go in peace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
THE SPlEOLA REPORT.

7, p, EAs.e- e. ia ~ Trss-a>
SIR: Auosg tte seDsstsoI pspsrs OF tie times the
Rupert Of Mi. Sp'ncls,' rscenty presented to tie
Serste Of tie State, Is pe-tsps the meet Starting
Like TIE sudden exclamation Of boo" after ateIreis
Ghost soIy it has fallen upon TIE ears OF Peope wro
renee. in fatssd security With the nors astounding
y.hep.nce. TIE shock Of surplse ovsr they tura 70
tie kcu-ce from vt,rce i. erarsted, ard ask item
&c wee ST riousy II there srytirg TO b hisA'snsd
81 or whether il was " rsr c. pTG'ered naIF
While coafe,slrg previous fright, We uo~ 1soesei
10 exsu.ise soutwLa. Ills gigartic bco!'
The Re pert is INSIDE L comoharee WIN rs5o,i'
ton Of the Seba'e adopted April Is, 1875 IL tie io'
losirs woTts, 10 VT:
r. PereS Tia. Il Ls referred % Select C 1ee e. Three
VS. p3sr 20 ,scs fcr perSo-I ard pires st TO ~ass y =
On a. tkgy .s islrk necessary rss-on = me man
.sfsl Il TIE krITg Fctsa frtce face .'c tbs Eeths "a
xtst The Cen ri,sSUss perform tteT csi1e n seA -
tsrsu,h ryt,te 1n iEs a. thsE sfsI Gnf 'spH % INC
us1t l. sislAtuIe."
TIE evident splt and intent Of this resolution was
tbat TIE Cc-ruitee should make sacn Investigation a.
w,nH fprtlsh Ga;a Tor careful snG Impartial coT
nar-on az The ne police orgss!rA'ios with the obi
In no respect he's M Spinea rePoT met tie require
merit AZ re resolution vGs the Inquest cord1est
in sroh maine ss 10 enable aay satisfactory resai
TO lie arrived a. A.;
NJ. Sprinols, by way Of eIordi1n. enters dn
c,sier o. ary -sifgs Ct PREJUDICE toward tie Metro
rnY,ar Police syt,eD CT say Of its members. oe !.
eott.a1y, be tllis q. pTt c1ice ese~hefo, an ca
pFs:-eS q es.xu'sten &C Ca psrlss Snf.'c@'Ta -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.

To le E6te, cf The " l. Trtou-@
su: zee tie papers here snd elsewhere srs much
incted 10 der tie question of candidate fr the
PresidtIcy. 1t certainly seems premature, bu. do
rot Ltow that there is uy wsy to prevent it. As
o.ters ere taking, let me say word. We waot s
csptiiste Teprese ntirg three idea Tbey are these:
nrs, have q reprs.sutips Republican doctrines.
W. usu,t lsyr Who repgbn'' the Tea Of retrench
ar reform ir he character sud MA sutcoedsnta
We must LsSo r.Pugosnt % the haowNothiIB
or Ann rcAn slensIt q tie Opposition.
1he,e aye the three great salient poicts Of the comog
csnvsss In my judgment, we csDno. safely neglect
either. Give Us a Candidate who i1 man enough for
tie Presidency sUd If be hollis tue requisite attitude
cL thee three points, hs DO elected Bat 90 man
wto falls short Of the stand ard eau succeed.
PcTrrrTc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

BYErNG o. IHE PAso- HAKEss.--AJNther maze
pesiirg OF jouBsy mnnen Piano skssa held l1t
event. q. Social Reform H.ll Mr. GGn.s In the
chair. Too attendance was arge. Aiv,rnsts stdks
nestpgs Of @ssstss and their cosr.itusnt, are being
held by tho pianpmssers. DUNG sbacA ssw move
ment tOwors the capitalization ca pgoteoavs uniss
ia disOsrnis's. Already Connittss has bcsn A.
PORTED to draw up consttntan and bylaws The
tcn aDds - tie wo.s men are gss-luiiy esred u By
TIE employer, and the eventl coss Of the strikers
Is quite probable. Tue foloNrg iss Let oftbe s'rs
which have already rsi,.d thor enployees wsgesi
Sttlnvty & so1s, Leigbt. < " aibury, Hsrz e. Co.
MsDr,r g. GGblsr. sctzaict g. Ar st.ou, E.rri,ss,
Saoddsrd, LiIdsn g. FIaz. There arc sbont twsoty-
hire sboFs al in hS. city delsgs'e and Go snos
meetrg tskss place ca Su1Lsy ret or aaS.Ssr msss
8eetr the Tces icy irlowinl, at tho sAms pses.
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TIE WANDERERS NEGROES.
To he P6.to~ Of II. ". Y. Tribvze


SIR: In the rortrg edit you inquire what has
become Cf toe Wal dtrers slsves J
They are scli throughout the SJntb. have Known
Of tier being tfeied 10 Augusta, &c iudin W,stern
Alatama-in TIE latter region they brought s1lo 70
SH0; similar regces Of home raising bdogios ~ 200
10 81 800.
OLe autbor'y--a Southern editor-iufonned me in
private conversation, that they looked sc, br. ev-
debtly were eesily ooned. Another gentleman, a
srorg bel ever in the peculiar Institution, writes me-
"Tiey sie a u iserGbe looking set bah non boxing
"htile bote or muscle, snd scarcely abo to move,
"wbch is OF to be wondered at, they prefer TO eat
"scoIrs az raw CORP"
New.York IL oyer;un with Southern buyers, aud the
merchants here are as Wild after Sjohern trade as
they we're two years since after Western trade. An
old Southern nierchant soii, day or t~, sinco.
"Tl ere fellows here from the South that have no.
"gGt a cent rev,r had, spd never will have.
p,upl esy being vel acquainted With Southern modes
o. busros ard their resources, that ia year or two
the Ner-Yofk merchants vii have as many or more
"lsue docks South than LOW West. :.
ke,e York March IL, te5o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
FROM BRITISH GUIANA.
TIE SLAYER AT PORTO IyCo-l,oso Ne
GROrS

GROES.
We have tts Georgetown papers 70 the "o,h ct
Fettusry. 7ke Pcyol Gazette slddeI to ruuors 20
tie eject, that Governor Weiehouss is sb'u. %
leave tie Colooy. hsuug t<on proEi'ed = lacrs'ive
tnce IN tie East I1dts sid that ker ,.lic II Nn-
tor Governor of Antigua sudtbe LseESrd Iaa3s y %
sssume tie Government Of tie Bii.h Gasua Tee
weather vas stoEsry, spd prcdrcs came in slowly,
ard there tpg mech shppicg in the h,rbor, hte'ssts
ccptrped low.
TIE steamer To,o. at Georgetown firm Porto Rico,
reports hstthe vsssel captured OF tbs. cosst N the
esrly part Of Februa was tee bark Majestic, AMI
Il 4; she had $50 yourg Africans on board when she
left tie River Coogo for Cabs Tue American csp,aio
made biz eso.pe in Brit!sh schooner aud Tie Jao,h
cspis;r ssd oErer escaped TO s.. rhouls Tee vessel
va. vrsec by the su.oorts of Porto Rico aod 9Se Of
tie slaves were lsrded At HursDsccd. OF the rest
fcue were taken on boerd Spsosh Iusn-of va
vi ioh vas in tie reigbborbood, and tee Ter
WHO we're too sick 10 be removed were let on board
the sver il charge Of the authorities in the ueishbor
bood Tire absndcp OF the vessel TIE Gsdt Of the
cattan and the owtsr, AID the takj'g q the youug
slaves into Porto REQ, have much tie sPpesrsacs of
col.ulion.
COMMERCIAL.
GIoserrovN R,S. IS tsia.
vuo. rivals fen the United Stats. have dd to er-yog'
n. cn eide b.sr fi Seeks hec
Nc M-.s Pc in feet tAbts; as'r,t~s
10th " gh snd Ameirsb ssIket. h.yr .vcu upward
eudtucy 20 Prices Fl-r 'hsused. Nesheg Shove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
TIE NEIEJERSEY SENATOR.
Of The Newark A6ve' tlsef.

Correspondence Of The Newark Adve'tlsef.
TRENTON, TGesdsy--noon.
One Of the OF important weeks Of the s'esioo ia
row fa ly under way i, has been the genei under
standing that the JOINT meeting for the sppoiotmeot Of
United States Ser aor and other State AGO County Of
fcen viii be held aud also thai the ids al urnrnent
will tebe place on tie day sfTr. TIE members are
oorsequeT ty in their places rather promptly than
usual. TIE lobbyueD, aud frerd, of vs,ious c,odi.
dates are also moe vigorously at work than usual
especially in The Senatorial contest, the leading ciLdi
dates being also here.
Both political parties will hold csuouses this evening
TO insult their policy, and canvass the availability
OF the candidates and harmonic the various prefer
eIces. TEE Democracy appear TO be unable TO agree,
but the Opposition ii is thought, viii be more scccsss-
fol and prepare tlemee as 70 DO ready for the
iui,t meeting AT any moment.
The understanding is that the Senate vii give the
House n hOuIs DOCe OF the meeitg, and it "i prob
ably lot be held before 7bHrsdag neon. As to the
rosDlt, everything is low in such confusion THAI no
prediction be wSde-eXoept that Some one OF the
OpCositiou Candidates viii ne the Senator.
Movements arc Dow foot TO postpone the dna!
adjournment iii next week, in o0rstq0ence Of Efforts
nov making 10 reconcile the Chaooelorship oihcuity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
ThOmss Bal, whose genius you should have recOG'
riz.d long sgo

The ruisance Of fish poles planted in toe ohsnnel
., tte North River hiss been felt by all persons
navigating that stream. TIL mode OF catching
or. rather, 6e,tioypg f.o, is generally condemned
a wsslefdl end destructive To the species, aud is
OF Is re,olted to by lazs ond uueo'eIpusiog fisher
men II has been tolerated by our la@siyers untd
lately, because It is de, mad paar to pay court to
this worthless class Of fsbermeD, who are heartily
5ctested BY the drawers Of seioes' as well as oy
those nav eating all river craft Last year, to the
great grSt alton of the public, tue poles were
pulled up by the Pilot Comm 'sioseTs
BY Lobby Influence tie squa'te7s On the pubic
fisheries in New Utrecht oetained the passage OF a
Law Authorizing them to sg4D obstruct; and, trus
20 his promte Gov. Morgan has returned tbs bill,
ass 81 ing uDsn,werable rea'ons for his veto.
We thank hin for this well tuned exercise Of his
coLttilutions power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

TIE Fov EiHsriHe lOs.) Tizes OF the l0.h inst.
l-yBs through prives letter adiressed 90 ore Of the
ecyIs ,hai, OF tie u i1st, tsAiy 1G Atficsss we're
AJifs "a IN hs vicinity of Jssk t. l., supposed
10 be ror,ion o',h- cargo Of the Wssdsrer tast IA.
recently teen the subject Of 90 much potoristy The
reeroes were il sts &c q Willie mac, sho was Coo
yeyirg them tETougn tie couEuy IN wagons. TIC
obiet, Of TIE parties msksg the srres. az we urer-
staId H. is 10 hsve them By tie G)yereor unie:
the act Of 1917. That ct provides thsi upon ic.osIA
tiob fled Nth tie Ereeuve thst sry Africans 0toer
rsgrces have beo leg .ly imported ito the Safe
shal spportG &, ard proper person % investigate tae
m6i,sr and # they foosd 70 have been IseP al
imported they sre to be taken to toe ceSi,a 40 ed
VsIt sec fer slIiy GAYS add tLeo sOd lho ac. how
ever provides thEt TIE ColOoiz 4cs Society may BIZ
Ieyng tee e1pensos, take them from iLs Goy.rror
! ard CO NJ tle@ back 10 Afics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

ASoTHER PU0mIsr TN LIsEo.-About O'Clock -
Sunday morning John Dentns, the bNkeepsr OF tao
public lOufe OF Matthew Goodsr.on, M. Q Chshsm
stIeet s'a,d b. violent kicks sganst toe ostse
door, ard on csllrg out VITO IL there" ressivod
tho satisfactory answer IL is me-" lie concluded 10
open the door, snd lie did so. very tall and mus
euler rowdy rushed upon him, struck him ia tss
fs ce hicked and ohoksd him. tbrosog him on the
floor. Thhkpg bis life wa. i.tenied to BE- tskso,
&c puch an uuceremgIious attack by an eu,ie stran
ger, Denli,g ran up sttIs aud reused Mr.. Hal.
who, upon hastily decobdng into the b1.roOm. foaax
the b,niter in company wi,s policeman waiting for
drink end 10 be rome other thai tee welkro~n 2nsi
list Jeremiah ID royac To keep bo peace, tho idrks
were eysp ard the tw sin left Daring tho afts poos,
however, DebLins, who bad been very ssIiosJg ier'
jursd, had Djroyan arrested; bu. crowd Of ~
iri.uds gathered, and had him examined A"oa .
nsgistfa 'aiI 10 hsye been Recorder rn-sd) 'ssA
dsctaJg.d. No; taiUg sat fled to iIji'of Dos nog
spthsd for redress a. theCty Hal Police cocf zoe
t-r5sy, upon which ID noysn Vas arrested NJ 'Oms~
wop, and held sy the Court to snswer lie ses sun Of
slN0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

MAJ Mrsnso.--AT. W. ii. LSdrevs dcirg ba.iaass
in and abou'tbe ciy boarding aSo. 20 Heks strest,
Brooklyn has nt returned t. ais sa.ly sAcs Fddsy.
the 18th inst. he has beer Traced sboot the city dor
ing Friday s9d was last beard frors 10 Attorney rest
near GrsIfb at occck ?. m st.srdlag to basnssr.
ard appointment Tor reIt morrsag il the osy.
He had toDee'ed obask from Boy's on tie rrsIss-
meas Ra1k 10 the CIR Of G. Pl.sh for go, wsoh
has NJ. Seen p,eso,Id HowGs about forty five yests
old, ~ feet high, and had on Q dsrk-grssn ov~coM.
bl,zx pants anz rest; glsy hair and side whskKs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

Buyers Of good pie.ores thOad not IA. to sssni the
asis BY BeSiy II. Leeds s. Co.. which cor Toocss ct
tie ,Ssiiotd Academy Of Design, this evening. We
b.vs 10 ~ ace 10 ensnsrste the works sonpdssd Ia
thiS. coli ot.oo, TO their inertia ADos AZ
CIR NeEYdk s.ss are chractsra-ioiIy snd cHd-
tably represettd; ard some Of ssm, ~ p.sose'
Which, at previous exhibitions bs.ane fsvortes wish
the pubic. Beside tie large p.tures, Witsshaters
FIoiirde," ard We, boeckhov1s The bsStaet1-s
ercvp Of sheep, rsIly wosy. sDd Of Ss.ohins eoss-
there are several French and Gs-nsn vofk- Tss
proportion Of good returss, ssys'isiy b AneroIa
s1tzts Is unu5usly is-ge,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
ArroIsrxEx1, MADE BY rHs esEsLeIsr.-TI

APPoISTsLSIS MADE BI The HREsIoEsT.-Ih
Sfsr snrou5css the following appointments by the
Pitsitent Of tie United Sts'es
70 az RI sisTsis LAMP OFgt-E5-BexTY L b'osc- a.
RcoLsis no Tbom.s Z. Hss.eJ 81 torSs, tty, Mo
wn Mo- a. Wsshng-on, ARA ssc.ue B. 0srrti e. otiso
Kama; SsoIge Gi-.n, EilrH,s IL. Jess- Oa-tsf
a. = en- "a fla Orpa.us Ey,rs, -ABudsor. W..
10 ~ sEPEaiSTESDLsr or IscIAS hpLsChoosT .
Me- borf - Tens: J.res Y HcO4fs n CO n1rnia
To AZ NDssS AGrkr,-A,tfisv L-sp-r snd r k1as i'f
Idess IN Au.oa e. tFiey, let lrSiEG II hs<sa'
slrBsrrsr II. Rsfhec. f1r tire Ys3cto5 iLci.ls e.
10 s.1yI1ox GLSEkA--JsEae4 '" nA-deyilsi Ia CAL
hf-iA
To az EbctNERs o. PssLtc ncSEYs-Ebsnszs. Es-n't.
Narcotic Aleh Fe:sT y. Httcn, =: Ol>sI NJ 1t.s<s
Hsrs.1 Pas rsEps Fis al Ge0g- B. OHat II lE11S-
.. DscStAs Sets.sss
JctE k1sr Of ok as be~r ,pD'.d Associate JuStss o.
E,.rtbs. yice ss1 al W. BisA, r,iiaced. -.
CoLLtCross 90 VS. crsTess -Muusy W9A7n sS.s~i
Of vrtsqu- lee, r., yice Joan arszky, dseeasod-
EreTy P0Ss, siTcl CT hls1, Ohio, ne Den-s CSsa'
liz. fsrov.t
srKyTroE THE Crsross -Job- & d. ki,scn- P2:: Q.
esytrref, Conp, ytce ksNs q IrsrsasIr, rsgnet
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ECLECTIC

II is said that ienuuerabls application have been
made for ears in the smsI Courtroom where BIC.
Sicks is to be tiled. freudly wnos5 says tla. ha
vii. without doubt he scqa tied Eis counsel are 70
Hon. Rsverdy JotrsoD ,~ho is also NJ. Bat1erTorth 5
ccut sel, Messrs S;.up'on, Rsdclf-, Chiffon AL Ma
grvdtr Of the Washington Bar, end Mr.Janss T. Bf.-
dy end Mr.. Jobr Graham CT the New York Bar. Mr..
Graham, row in Wsshirg top, Will open the case FOR
The .sfeoe. L, is stated that the guilty connection OF
NJ. Key with Mrs. Sckl,s vii be admitted By the
p1oseclton, bat this is to be doubted.
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fBy Telegraph ]

SENATE......h1nAsY, March Is, 1859.
Mr.. NOXUN Introduced substitute for the bill
relative to TIE Board e Health Of Newiork, come
What itirg tie post's Of tbs oIisilsl ti AID n
The senate item reicsed to print Mr.. Spinoss
report and testimony or toe Acropoh:an Police until
the minority report was made.
The SuperiLterdett Of Pdtlc Instruction reported
tie cor ctOp Of the Ins,tut for the destruction OF
TIE Deef End Dumb, Iepresottog TIA, uu!i's aid
lie Immediately grated tie Crteage on the perry
q the Institution would be forecl0red.
TvEhISG sLssiOs.
The btn offered as u sahstitute for the New-fork
Health bin u said to be Compromise agreed on ~ al
tLe partea II iuterert. Ii does not abolish tte cry
IrsrecicI flee tut-Jlscos strictly the sanitary dues
under Boa,d Of Health witch s 20 appoint Sdperr-
terdeDt OF Pubic Heait0 who Is to DO medical prac
tioItr. -
The bill 10 increase the power Of the Pablo Amin
jstratcrs vac taken up in Committee of the Whole.
Ausuct dmeIt, offered bs 81. SPlNOLA, appro-
urAtine oil Moneys received Under the act to the t.
compton o the stitu'i me- CANA deot was loe,
NJ. MAIuER moved that the ano.fimed deposis
Le depoelttd sIth tho County iTeasureTs. Lost.
Mr.. MATiER moved 20 amend, by Prov hog thst
eysrv lodsirg touso keeper IN Nes.foik soau report
10 IT, Putlc Aomiust1aioIs, within - hours, WOO
sby ptIson oes III bis Tor her house ana leaves per-
scusi properly there. CGrrieo.
Mr. HAIHER ALEC moved 10 amend, by requiring
siu iaI acton nom tEO CorohsEs IL Ae"'lU1. Cai-
rio
The special order being the alleged vacancy in Ar.
M.1deviIss sat It vas taken up.
Nh. SCO1f moved ttat tie Jaeges Of the Court OF
Appea be respectfully requested, Il oonsis.eht With
tb,r dutos to boIm lie Ssnate whether the vacancy
cor etiiUtioruliy eNists.
Mesrs. OWEN and LAFLIN oppOeed the resolu.
ton, uIlers the aa4 vote was taken Ut tie time
Already fixed, which is TO mCTIoE night
Ahtr D lcrg ccba,e Wss had, and variety OF
aut1dmslts lad been voted oOwG, the resolution was
t&bel.
ScL.ol d. partner: Of New loIk.
ASSEMBLY.
MI MEEKS Introduced hi TO regulate the plsrt-
ire Of teH hsn iu Jamaica Bay.
TIE bill to regulate tbs New-Iork Eirsmen had
lie III to establish q Law library il tie SAITH JG-
dicial District was ordered TO tuiic rsaeItg -
Nr. SHAW introduced biz 70 prO'iGe tost al
persons iup,isoted 10 tie Ciy and County OF New
Yoik On civil sp.'s shall be atsleed AZ the e1psese
OF tet eIsor L. lose cut such irnprscDmert Il had,
ind tist untss tie IS paic, ire prisoner be d.
cbsrsed il a. provides that pi.totsTs now 10 con-
fptneIt shall be discharged, unless the parties al
whose suit be is held, shall execute 6 bond within
twenty Gays for lis future support
Tt Evc.ii Session wss slett entirely IN eotscer-
Slcn Ct private bills co general oIeeIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
Further iron, Mexico.

NEw.0RIEANs, SATURDAY, Marca Z ISJH
The Tennessee ms.L confirm the reported success Of
the Liberals.
Ger. Anrudia reports that gesctiOnists ualsr Gen.
Cobas 200 strong, were tEcs beaten back By "a in
tsIioF force.
Hirsnon wss rctyestioS on 0dzsbs.
ooly 800 troops were a, Tire capital.
Tho nsws Of the intended acton OF the American
Cover mep, had greatly encouraged The Liberals.
Tie Eosish aud FceBoa aeels were hAra's1eg 'a"'
ftE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
Trouble with Catholic school Chill.

posTos Tutfdsy Msrrt r.. 1859.
Sore two o, three tuoor'd culdreo Of Cs,tt!ic pa
Icnis t'teudrs tie EluCt s!tco, 10 tie uott .f e
tie oity, b,ve osusst, y's'srdsy sut t:.tsr, qiue
oisu1tsocs by Jeius pg Ia join u ctsntfS re LorGs
Prayer sJd Ten Comm.ucrrept- 10 c nfctmitY'o tie
Iules a tbe public actoJl. Toe tooi Conn ttee sad
iescte's rtnsio dm aud large Lcmter Ls1s beer
disnf1ad lrCm TIC scLooI.