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Boar0 ano Rooms.

pOARD.-Two handsomely decorated and fur
I'D nished front the floor Of No Il Lamsne
place 2ethst be Stu and 9hsys TO LET TO geLtls
and wife, snail family. Inquire a. shove
nNE ROOM, well FURNISHED, lighted and
~ warmed with bath adjoining, in pleasant House and
neat quiet family, with boardeTs viii be LIT low, with
Board gentleman who desires comfortable home Apply
A. No 81 East Sl-,t, betw lie Kinlton and Sdsys
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Gro A. LEAvrr, Aactiore.G.
TXFCITTORs SALE-NAlIABLE PRI-

EAEtUIOhS BALI WALL ADllE Al-
IL yATE LIBRARY-The extsp.iss collection Of spessA
rare and impoAn, Books touars tsc fiiya;o ray Of u
lac George Ptips Parker comprising immense SsrissyS
toe be uorss In even department q LterstuTs but s
an r. sto-y Autqutes voyages AID Travels NsuFA hssc,
Bibogrspdy ear printed Books Fle A.. lrsfsted bstt
CAsaics f.ete Books re- sng 20 America and beaetd LA
erstur the cost the cole on eins originally Over tA
Ine whole 10 BE- sod sucon. without reserve, y $50
LFAVIrT Co. at the Trade Ss.esrooms Nos 81 Nd ~
A. S. O'Clock p aud continue caiy IN NC otdet Of he
caAosIe Sac % commence Zach AFrERNOoNs - oeosk
Bcoks now On EXHIBITION. AmoDs The booksi h.e ss u
choice comics zsutly bound ChanpooL aocunesa
of Fgvp, NuhiA 4vc1me atlas folio hupoys ArHsAa.
Apou,ie, q Sp.i1 Atlas folio. knsooro1ghs Aun sssAss
Of Mexico. svoumes folio Crosse. Antiaui OF hrssel
aud W aes y volumes, folio. HsIlesn hisoei>nI y
volumes 40. MontfAGcons Antiquities o volames isaA
W.tor. Poly Bible SG5 CseN Lexicon We. sss
1857 Haxuys srd Churchrs Voyages and TraTes lfcaA
his Piuins. vols folio. 1915. Gou,ds Birds of suspa
yos folio Natural History Of Eov-Gort. ~ Vcss. Va
OF AaerioA vols folio. Dopoysn's British bIds aud 10
s.cs IS vols Holbrooks American berpetooy 5yola "a
McIAns Boob ot toe Clans. vols, bho KsckynsEs do
T. ~ OF Modern Germany 4Nos $te aud foo iAvs
Poftf.ts u yo. 40. proofs, husee FrAoaia aud hsss
Ronle yos folio proofs before letters. bsckers Asees
teum. vols. folio. Csuoyas Works 5Ncs tha Asess-
ford Edition OF the W.v-tey Moves u ali II so hn.frs
Pictorial Shakespeare. yo. Burners Milton VIOLA. tes
Iol,sires Works. 81 vols Dsphine Chssios $50 Yos o0
birdipt Presty. Works p VIOLA Nichols Literary hisssy
and Anecdotes Is vols Annual Register 80 vols htueafA
Review rs vols, calf 4 hue copy Of Mathcrs MsaAA
Folio Sparks, Life and Writings Of Wilmington ~ Nsh~
mp+s 8yo large paper An.a srcat variety Of Booo res
i've 10 Napoleon the french Revelation ShessespsssAn
Sporting E,bnoosy, and uumber OF very early Pussst
Books All orders TO purchase from thus Cs.osns seoas
addressed 20 the AucsioneeTs or 70 MI J. AniNn on
tb. Auctiouesr. GEO. A. LEAvIrr Co
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A. J. YLsRCkAR, Aucuoneef. -
MOUNT MORRIS LOTS "A. j. BLEECKER
lsu SON X Co. viii sell a. AUCTION on fhUSsDf
March 8 at u O'Clock at the Merchants ENchsare
ON 18Th ST LOTS O., $40 feet west ga svsnns
ON listh sT-l2LOfS n ., 100 feet west tthsvenue.
or isoth ST LOTS 9, 40 feet west an a'e"ue
rock Streets opened 90 per cent can rsmnn
Map. sc, 81 No. Broad street Nsul
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Dantina Academies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING CLASSES
n. No. Sc Broadway, New York.
No. lST EontAxue-ps, Brooklyn
Now open for reception u pupils who can conea,e
suv line. viii ccntiuus open uB. TIE end ~ MAY ~ rs
DAYS and FRIDAYS In srooEiJai WEDNESDAYS Aad
SATURDAYS Ia NeE-Hork.
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DARTITION SALE of VALUABLE PROP
ERTY to close th. Estate of Elizabeth De Pey'ter q
cessed-Wa. FRAEKLlN will sei at suction GU THUS
DAY l7th March 1859 ~ O'Clock, AZ the herchsns IA
chs by the Supteme Coart snt under the difocs
OF Pfi,o { RugE'es referee the following:
WAspINGI on PLACE corner OF Greene st.-Ths H,ss
ard Lot No rs Washington place. the ,ouh'~es, ootnef
ROURTH-sr conner Of 0feene-fhe vacant Lot Oh "
month. wsst cosneI, with party wal - ,.,,
POIRTE- T--rhs House aud lot. No. 3o, sdjoui,y
Also Lot adjoining about IS feet inches IN Tidth ~
feet inches IN deIth with party wall
Map. viii e. rsady for distribution previous to the ,a
nr cent NAV remain rnorg,K. for FOf lIths
trular. inquire Of WM r. CURTIS. Communicative Ma
100 Brcaiway PHILO L, kUtulisS, hstetoo
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Tor SALE-Three- story snd basement BRICK
HCUsE ,ne LOT Hccs- ssr5a 10, o. feet T. ss,i order
sss G1s se.u6=-ss ., HsEaoetsl Pace :; -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-Unavoidable circum-
have made II necessary change the evening Of
On. GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT 70 GEORGE r..
BRISTOW from March 9, 20
MONDAY EVENING Hsrch T. 1885,
Tickets 50 esntsi reserved seats 50 cents extra viii be for
s.le At tbe Academy and after MONDAY Feb ", at 10
.,.laci m when re.eryed cats also De secured
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pqiutS. Oils, Sass. o..

COBURNs EXTA OIL-yey superior foe
~ Ma .-sry ,n. s4rrirs-s0c- srsr.b.- Bsrrs. =
tsi s,.oSA JOHN " QUINCY Co M. = SGA,zss
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mnseme1fs.

CUARITABLE CONCERT ~ AID ot o. me sso 1Ey
" fHAen, NoSth csurcs on MONDAY EVENING. Fec
y ,sss Ms. HADLEY sosrsTG' iav.Bus Rs,se,
J1frLE ELLA BURNS; ts woSsen"' J"'-i' i'''
$500. Mr. AILLARD Tenor.
49,. Mil MATZIA, BERGSEE, bR,Nls, hhEDtk' bohhN'
he''' LLrz .po the complete orcIsstts o. sss
uNpEs TIE DIRECTION OF
- o., RvseusSs Conductor MIR. Jos GoLL, Leader
NJ an NAV be obtained ~ sedEwicHs Music store,
, - Al the Bookstores Of W. w Rose No l4z A.
,.s.t and OF H. Babc1ck, No US nlion,,' the
scre of H. Il Dickinson coIrsr OF Atlantic aad Henry 49,
- 81 either Of the Hsnsserssor Committee.
1aIUE CHARITY BALL.-The Annual Ball for
ths Beuef. Of The Nursery and Chids Hospital VII sso
aoe IN the Academy Of Music tie EVENING oil ThOhS
BAY the Sd Of March. ..,
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miscellaneous.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dse.
ii s. isss, 'hs Trains VIII issvs cbsms-" &c $3.50
folox.. Irpress Trains, Q n. sad J:lS snd 40 ~
AIbsur Nal fr.ia IliS . Tor PosshsesPae $50
and " % fot DobS. Fern ., $50 m for Shs s.nf "a
kpx 8irr ana Dobss s-ry rrsins stop ths WsJ stss
Ps.Ir.r, ,aken Chambers Cara ChstOpb,t a-e sist
Tra,. fsF rewi ca cave Troy =: e:oJ szd 1913 n
S.ls .nt SIS -. I'D Alsaoy seog: Is minutes stsa
ss.hJ,uIp. AZ ShIrH. ssesttstyts&
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Gonses to Get.

BROADWAY LOFTS to LET-In desirable
ID location, moderate rsnt. Apply to DAVID RAIT.
No. ~5 Broadway.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET-On the
~ Sound. within fly minutes ride from the city BY H.
Rsioad-A large aud splendid private House with OutbId
ngs including Bowling Alley, sod Is sres OF laaa Win
variety Of fru tsc6 ornamental trees Also, desirable
moderate sized HOUSE, situated the above, with Out
buildings and 10 of LAsd FOR beauty Of eaery ooa
or heatbfumess these un-Qused Possession
desired Address W. Il. W., Box No. sfa A. Y
Post-Ofice.
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Tickets each sdttinE person only 20 be neo o. ns
Al the hotels Of the music stoes OF w M
I.D son SohsrfenberE Luis G. BTousing Nunni Ciark
AID Al tho bookttOTe Of 7. J. Grower.
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Real estate for Sale.
DROOKLYN HOUSES for SALE, vi

DROOKLYN HOUSES for SALE, yiz.-Two
ID OF elegant ,nsl Sstory srck HOSES on St
Felix south ~ FuitoBsy pice ioc Also TIRES OF
beautiful block % frame Cottages Csnor 81 Jst north
ulton sv price $3.50 Also, the fine Ssiory Philadelphia
brick Houses Nos 2n and II Lafayette prices
IS IS These Houses within few steps of n"
Tutouay contain ard NASSAU wsef and
ceedinsy eopuar .ud hestny location easy. Apply
the premises. or 10 VIM b. NICHOLS, No. 10 ha'.s1-st, N
" evenings no. 10 Lafs et.es, BrookJn
the pre- miseI.
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L'OR SALE or TO LET.-The GREENWOOD
IArr unrrI u EIpM ar .. a, n,r-s.. 20 RI

LOh SAIL or 10 LII - ut uhLEN WOOD
Il LAKE HOTEL sd FARM-l7 tcrss, ora POrt.on Of 80
2l7 with improvements situate Il Wrwck Orange
Coa-iy Nswfot, fifty Hes fen TIE city By The Ere Rad.
read b.ss tr ie mil-s !oar sfor.irs eocsaa
On mountain AID sfe sarb;y soot as1ag aba ID
of fui- ke Tie ns1sior Sandstone and couDOtios
a-d frnisbee r-soF' Tue fsrm productive and
cav 20 cultivate provided ~h AL Necessary 5utszildinr
sd adapted er.o. stock TIE v.c-
tIged spsrs.ey preseGts A. sh1es opportunity 70
t-rprisn. popua landlord For fG psculxrs
ke., Apry tor ocs seef to o. PihhGE,
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WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE on SATUR-
w DAY next March s. the DESTRUCTION OF JE-
RUsALEn ana PANORAMA OF THE HOLY LAND. a.
BANVARDS HALL No 639 Broadway. EVERY EVEN
INGat7, WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
al O'CLOCK Admission, Is cents; Children IL oens
CTRANGERS should not fail to visit the chief
- attraction Of the city-hs famous DUSSELDORF GAL,
Broadway. Admission 25 cents
TIME GREAT DUSSELDORF GALLERY Of
Il PAINTINGs-Open DAY and EVENING; No. 5+s Broad
wsy Admission Is cents Now yisted BY CROWDS OF otzeas
and strangers.
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a LBERT WEBER, Manufacturer, No. 100
"A West Broadway Csnslt viii sell large rtnaen'
Of bi, ce,e5rsed fIbN0-FOkIcs A. very sres oHEaaf
PIANO PORTEs taken in exchange a. their trI
zalna. A cal "a respectl.I.y soicited.
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Gcrartnsrshi4 Notices.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
L between sas rber, under the irm Of L. MOORE
CO ia this csy diAoysd By outza Either psrtJ
authorized % ,En il Aauitstioc- L. II. MOORE.
EexYott Pea. H. 1853. W. Il PRiCHARD.
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FOR SALE.-The 3-story, basement and under,
cellar BRICK HOUSE. 20 the o. South 5h aud
8h.sts also the 3ofy and undercelsr BRICK HOUSE No
10 South 3h st. Both tilted with su the moden improve
ueus-farges chandeliers watsr, &C. 10 complete otder
Terms easy. INQUIRE Of J. v MEsSEROLE basement VII
lausbufgh CITY Bank
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5tlusical Instruments.

A MAGNIFICENT 7.octaye Rosewood PIANO
"A PORTE FOa SALE st sssclifce.-Rich round coroets
sDuerb carved ,gs scoop.d bottom al round huted keys
her rovs csryngi grand oiagoua bar conrae Win tne
b b.ce ,srt rico tone CITY Of toe celebrity,
hAvinr written for two from September ,t
without spot bem,h price b the er-sst 20 %
fnUh az vi be seen on examination # No eS Hyns. near
Ps.t Broo.lyn tasr. from Fason ferry can
b. 81. dsy o. eY-nrg for three dsv,
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TOR SALE in BROOKLYN-On west side of

Fr.ntrav. 100 feet south u PsIfsy wsl-euit gen
erl tyo-s,ory frame HOUSE, with two story EIter
sou .nc Cellar under the whole, contsinng IL rooms vita
loosrn with two full Lots % GROUND both Oh
TIE avenue used garden and well supplied With fruits,
thrubbery snd, hower Price - 90 Aio, i~o HOUSES On
Beorisy OF fg 0s containing IL rooms, e5oy) tue
other rooms $3.50. Terms easy Apply 70 the owner,
ALEX UEDERHILL, or G. KNOX cor. brOadSsJ and Fll
tot kew-lors.
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FACTORY PROPERTY for SALE or RENT

II. I =
Il vsustle Water Privilege, with story Building 9Ki)
with attached 5sIf2 with lefeet cyershot Water heel
81 IL good order and nearly Aso Dwell House and
Barr vita Aboct IL Of Land located In Cromwell Coun
rear Steamboat La-cEg and Railroad Depot Terms
bic Inquire q A. R boARDhAH No 81 Ps,ts; up s,air,,
n v; G r KELSEY, West Haven, Coua., o: BULKLEY
EDWARDS Cromwell
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THE LABOR MEETING S.

TIE PIANo-MAKERs.-A dele gates meeting Of the
pisno. ps kers took place lsst evening at No. 81
Grand street. the vi President, MIR. keser in the
chair AT NEE ing held Monday. series of resou-
lions were passed uriDg the conduct of Messrs
Stenway s. Co.. in Diminishing those OF their hands wno
Joined the Piano. skers UpiOn The resolutions were
printed in The Stats Ze,tHngi and on Wednesday
ap snswerwas made in ths same psper characterzlng
the members of the Union in that establishment as
being of the lower grade Of worknen. The discussion
of this point occupied the chief attention of the meet
ing. A committee of five was appointed to devise
the most appropriate steps to be taken against Stein
way & Co.. at MACS meeting on Monday next.
THE BRICKLAYERs.--AbOut l2J members OF tho
Brioklayers' Union met at Hibernian Hall, No. AZ
Prince street, last evening" and passed resolution 10
tse effect that they should demand Ia shlhngs per
day. instead Of l3 Is is paid at prssent. number OF
employers were already paying that rate. 1t was
decided 10 wait until Monday, and II the demand was
not scc.dsd to until then, to strike. They hold mass
meeting on Tuesday next. ..,.
Tar SBlPJOIsERs "A well attended meeting Of this
class OF work sfo held last evening at Keen
Fourteenth Ward Hotel, corner Of Grand aud Eliza
beth streets number Of committees reported as 10
the willingness generally manifested among employers
10 increase from the old rate of = per day TO 90
Some are sIesey paying nearly the amount desired.
A number Of new members were enroIed, When tue
meeting adjourned.
THTCaRPEsrERs met ct No. 10 Wooster street.
Mr. T. L. ROsemou in TIE chair. resolution was
adopted 10 demand 81 IS per day wages from the
p!ettLl SoF4bS bSo eNAJcN@ nc ~ sH. sNs@@~S0
demand 10 be decided at future meeting. The meet
ipg adjourned TO Friday next.
tn. SrosE.CUIrERs held a meeting at No. 10
Prirce street At II o'clock il had not adjourned.
Throughout, the proceedings were confusion worse
contourded. There wss a profession OF orators,
6ivrrsty Of opinion, Consciousness OF wisdom, an
energy OF assertion and smul.aneousness OF utter.
snce In feet, they could not have done worse had
they been members Of the Common Council Oar re-
porter learoed however that report mad been msde
announcing that the master stone cutters had acceded
to the ceuaId Of 81 IS per day.
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to1 q The ~ vties b. w.. elected ~e S'o .as,
ID. p.r.Sn. .s''. st .s os md O. os-'r -.
Crotn oDe iuct Bo.rd said oy .h everA eonnu- IN
s. sG .9t. md. =. 1G By @ .ppiscE y
Mayor aud Controller Of = sad eiiy Joy .os pc
sorbes b. law ysosnee therein shall D. Tiled
SIC The Of ii. y.oo. tps% D q III Corr.
or. .epot ard r move al deputies. chiefs Of bsreau clerks
Cbf Of the Fhe D-Psrtn. 10 90. %
provdsd ny ls~ ard sso ereep; tie o. toe
nd no The Tr,sury asd Known the sers OF the
Cy York VITO ss, be Appointed aud tenov-d By p.
IN % off.ss shsn De led IN Ike an.nter.
sEc TO- The Collector Ct sh, sd In teu Of aa
hi Ue) receive annual salary Of - o
the Deputy Collector, o Asnsns sts ssoh receive al an
CoIectT Deputy Collector Of As.es.ments shall b. D.
each If them collected heretofore AID prd mo zoe cy
Of CITY Of NewYors soy Toe aries Of heals Of de-
Isreut. chief Of bus9 ee AID other .ueo-ainss Of ne
Municipal Goyerf en Of the City Of sos. b. a. the
hIee by BY oIia resgi?n Of tue
tb Common CouLcn DsEect % provide Wtin thirty DAY, ste
pissEe Of this act for the salary Of sny Offices essbs1sd
g applicable the head Of tie department me
bent q the my designate the amount OF sf salary sod
and psysbe from the Corporation Of tie City Of to
such iIcumbent
dptmen. Of Municipal Government. o. the C'port'n Of the
City Of Nswfor from ,1y per.on p,oP, e9g1 49,, 70
rss the head Of The ssd aePN,mtnt 1Rs': the ss De
Into suh Contract AND the shall be- binding Upon the
Mayor. Aldermen and Commonsy Of said city.
SEC. u. This snail take effect immediately.
Mr. SpinOla is still in contempt, greatly to the
snroyance Of the friends of city railroads, who
need bis help. The bill TO increase the powers and
duties Of the Commissioner appointed to look after
the charitable Institutions Of the City Of New
York was lost in the Assembly to-day on its third
reading.
The Supply bill passed the Assembly to-day,
after an Intellectual attempt to recOmmit, with
view to amendments, by vote OF IS to 24-al the
Democrats voting in the negative.
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right AID warned the members Of the House not to
slow the bill in Question to be referred to the 6eiecs
Comnittee, but it was 90 r.f-rre4 Now the hoess
could zee the consequence. The COMMITTEE has h1'
the bin soHe dAys but have not yet reported it bsck
again lie Did lot agree with the Speakers yievs a.
10 the Improperly Of the message iro the oenete
for the Houie bsi within few days sert message -
the Seoate, requesting similar return OF btu, ara
the request had been compBed WITT.
Afsr very be sted debate, the House took recess
before the question vas puf'
EVENING SESSION.
The qusitien was on dIrs c,rg the Clerk - ssnd TO
the Senate the record Of the action OF tee dou.5 on
the Quarantine bi1 10 resropse 70 thsI resoia'on
requesting the return Of the Quarantine bll
The debate renewed on ihe question. and ur1cn
personal feeling evinces.
IN the course 81 the discas.ioD. Mr.. LlTTLEJOhN
stated that be hsd good authority for asserting ~
great change had taken place N pubic sentiment in
NewJersey, and that delay tok place the Q1sran-
tine might be located thsre. He slso charged tbs,
&c the adiouTIment threats had b. e1 made TO Nun
that if the bill not passed, tie buildings q, the
Quarantine would be sgsn buried down.
The question being put the question to return TIE
MESSAGE to the Senate, ana tae sans was carried by
&c 20 ~.
Mr.. SCHOLFIELD moved a Reconsideration of the
vote. Lost by = to Sc.
Mr.. SMITH moved tbst the Select Committee on
the Quarantine bill be diseb 4rged from the further
cortderson Of the BILL and that the same be reported
to tie Horse.
The SPEAKER-Tbe motion require, unanimous
consent.
air. MORRIS objected, and the resolution was
ruled ont.
The House concurred 10 the Senate amendments to
the bill creating an Insurance Department.
number Of unimportant bile, amended IN the
Senate were cODcurred in by the Hou,e.
BILLS PASSED.
To provide for the transfer Of certain monies from
the General Fund
To establish an Insurance. Department amended go
as TO take effect LIST Of January next.
The Supply bill taken up and IL still IN discut-
sion at II o'clock.
The Senate seems desirous of driving the Assembly
into adjournment Tonight
No'hir more of genersl interest was done.
Adjourn ed at II AS p. IN.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE "A Board Of Officers, to con-
s,t of Major Hunt, Second Artillery, Capt. Palmer,
Second Cavalry, and Lieut.. Msynadisr Tenth Ia
fsr'ry, drectsd to assemble 10 the City OF WASH
iDgtoD, to examine gutts perchs knapsicks aud gotta
perchs water Kegs The Bosrd will report upon the
merits of these articles and give their opinion whether
they may be adopted for the military service With sd
vsntsge.
Msjor NJ. Brown, Second Artillery, is directed 70
proceed to the Military Academy at West Point, on
huinees connected with the Artillery School Of Prso-
tee a. For. Monroe, Va.
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COURT OF APPEALs-Apsn Is.

ballard sgt Bslard.-Motion 10 dis Miss appeal
rsred with go Argument Of No. 20 coneuces so
subed DecsoRsof previous Term rendered. saa S'"
aejouIred without dsy ,r
Ind gmentl n nsd-Andrsws Igt Dursnt; Loundseay az
Pa DIV Afsusu with cent csnsses
WpcheIlsr.. Hleks Tsnnsr; Morris AT Hoyi Coris s
Rochester al 81 X CO Pfelps sa' Ch'
DJs,.; Lake OBtaIo AID AtbsTn r. T. Go. az hndes
Hotcos, Bonj Beiden at, Hey PEND eon nE
store Dt-. Co. with 10 per esp,ges, Iimcs 81
Apdrsva win 10 per cent damages Eson al a'gnsc.A-
With 10 per cent dsmsses Kobbe sE1 b,o,m, WIS
10 per cent damages; Bank OF Rome ast sney ~
Rome Van k-ussser at Hayes the ss@e ~. Ss
ssy,.s receiver sR. Aedbuy. Smith az New Iot .
sud Bsrl,m Railroad Company "hite .St ~, suea,
sIt 1z.Iford, with ten e~1t dAuss<. csAr ~ a..
Codd at Rshbop. WITH t1ree PEI cent csmsses -
p1cisp.on Brewster Lsys vita ten pr e-nt esgsss
City Of syscuse; Mech Az sto'eTi rashsa -. Icxrs-
Oliver Les B.nk Wabfidrs sps~ az taeotg o. eS
r.r cent damages; Aers.raz PesSssli h SO sors
Frs Ir,ur.pcs Company vita seven per cent asmssss
at Joanson Hunt sst Bennett Tan per eat c. 20
"a; 9Th zen ref cent Horton az, aorsn te pr
rs. $500. H.psr as The fsUghkeesss h1taA re ia
srce Conp.ny; Judson az cray ser Ten per o'A' aa
az. Soe ,ry.s and n.w trial ordered eo.s % sstds
- ar "a: CisKton Morris Az AsnSfo nD.ss -
$3.50, Williams az, fitch, Denny ss sHltn MAJ ~ Ny
- R.n,s sat Dsek~t hel6, GdnsGssons AZ mar con
20, Rsowp MscI.sdy a. wnsh Bidvsu AZ NORM west
erT srssr9casi,s a. The Hamilton ha.os Insar-
ors.r al n,d with so.sBdss agt. rroch Constant C'os
AT. John A kAeecL -, ,,,a
The Eoue IL change 8alk sgt- The heuoponan bsnAL
THIS s haytas been three tes argued and hve eos
oouc4rrips in ssy iussmsSs ts jaagnsna fs"a
snas Of the UssIts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

LATER FROM JANAIcA-We have sdvices from
Jamaica 70 the 3Oth Of March. The most l.ere ting
event il the recovery Of TIE mlsspg boat from d. b.
NJ steamer Jssseur. The boa, was f,llen in With by
q sm. costing schooner nan ed the Eneline, which
weasel was on her route from Kingston TO one of the
out Ports. Tie KiagstoH Journal says: Tse Enc
lipe while proceeding on voyage to the wessSard OF
this slsnd one Of her crsw espied bos, conis nisg
tie sufferers, for Sbo.s rescus the gres.ss. efforts
we're made. When taken bosrd, they vera foucd
10 have been reduced to the most dsplorabls sts.s
from starvation having been nineteen days exposed to
tie ssstbsr without provisions or wst,r. One Of TIE
men died Lon starvation, acd the doctor and puuer
had gone mad. 1t y TO be hoped ,hs, By prompt a.
tertior they may recover. Tie poor sufferers we're
carried into Port Roya.
The outbreak among the colorei population on The
ws.,srn psrt OF the island Of Jsmaics, brief mention
Of which was ms in the lat advices had been en-
,irsly queed. Forty Of the ringlssdsrs had sur
reresr.d themselves been indicted and hsd % bsh Tor
ina. Governor Daring had issasd ploclsGst0n
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The Utah Mail.

JEAVLNWOHTH, Friday, April 10, 1873.
The Utsh mail Of the 18th alt. has arrived.
The Mormons ~ Provo sere indignant bee suse the
troops stationed there during the session Of tue
C0urt ard there rumOrs OF threatened collision
In, 70 actual demonstration. Gov. Gu nmiDg hal
beer sent for.
Salt Lake City was infested with organized ban
S,,ti; some had been arrested.
TIE Indians continued TO int rfere with the Cai'0r-
mail shooting at the csrriers and stealing stock.
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otf.fsg laJgs rsxsris fsS tie sr'zs " oteers Isxs
ss,s come spprsAsss;css Of renewed outbreak 'sss
thee rolsr, we're bso1rbt 10 trs, bct tos vera
m,rt would eTso.csIy psovde for iess oootsasescy.
A negro lAned Rcsoh, Wss tie iss5gs;or Ct ne
uoyenert
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EIecfion in Proyidence. R.l.

PROyIDtNcT X. J., Friday, April Is, 1879.
The second Trial in this city 20 elect members ot The
G,peral Assembly, hos resulted in the chocs Of tRs
attire American republican ticket, by maioitles
,spsfrg from 100 to lC6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
Niagara Falls water Power Co.

NIAGARA FALLS, Friday, April Is, 1889
ssphen NJ. Allen, President Of the Niagsra Falls
water Power Company, resigned today. The work
=. he canal is progressing sOwy, but it is said lat
ne water power viii be ready for use in July next