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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
CT1TF OF YEW-YORK.-sUPREM

CTATE OF W-YOR X SUPREME
- COURr, BRCOSE CoUNrS.-J,mE, w whire
iFIB a. .s.es .saa., uGESioe cUsHa,N sis LAURA
B.IUsHMAN, Ho ace Grssod 40 Geerss Sortirug
srn. John s'sPi Fs.S 500 .sS sorr. aUs s.r.S so
Wh,tpg s Gds~od Mary rwod aAr,ia s,oss and Re-
b.oc. sor-. Moses Mo,s.T snd sarah Mrt.n JShn A.
Collier Jane, Lewis, AIi1sn Fsss a,e o,"pIohsr OF
the st.s Il N-~.Yofk LsrEb suToss Conpol .r 81 The
state Of NewYork Ssphen D. CussiD. Aao,nsya.o on
thr q s,wYori An,m Church Romeo wHrea s,eers
M Jabp. SOP me County Bank Al x.nder u 81 simon
h Dubois The Balk oi Binsbauon Wlh.n fod,s, CyfS
uonS ~, TsoSo.ia Gerp sSrcutd. Of 'hs .a: ~ii
A. 8enjsin Green, teoe.sed aius .n'
s.n y.Ssnei With, soionon IuSd, Solo Don Nihcs,
j. sep Rood achse ncCoruiok Gabi, Arss,rops. J.6As
PM, William Eaton. Cbs-. we., SAUL !'hos'e and
he t tssi. nnsSo@ j..
W. and Simon H. Duhos AID & eseh Of them: foaSs
hereby summoned sud r'qur"d 10 sn~r me 70 NV
Comfy Bnybsnton sad county, on tue 18th DAY o' ser
TENDER 1885, and 70 serve cop, Of yo spsSr % inc id
In ID. City II NevYoTk sItt twenty days .sr hs ssrys
tbis Exclusive Of th" gay OF .h ,eIeei
soressd plaintiff 10 this ton viz apoy 20 tho cou tor
the relief Demanded The pl.lg o."d s.pemoer isa'
lass JAMES W White Psntf' Atfnoy
Is~sxvh No 81 Lber'y'tee', Mes fors.
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
y Ntw-YoRK THOMAS }. Rlc' at 'aCEaAs
KNOWLES Summons { r money demand on conuaS''-
Com no, The G,sD 90 the so%so IN ,S
seton wb IN the oco u The Clrrt a the C ,af
Sol 70 bs sa s.' aca 8 and your
he said o'mp.iat IN M .ubcribr' O. ths't One,
day. asr Of III. u,iy- Of tbs
dsy Of such services ard II you the s.d conpAas
jnesm-D aga for Of hundred and .eny-
30 40 DO lars With 's's', eeoo fr,, March VS. o.
sides the costs Of hii ct NJ p snrIss .asoss
yh24 iswswTh Plaintiff Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
OTyIcx OF rHE PITTssuReH sosr VANS AID
Cutr.cn K X Co Pitflhnrrh. Eeh IS lA1o \

o,orIrXT." NJ 80 n,sa,;n., - a. sto,i-
IN holders IL the PITTSBURGH PORT WAYNE ard
CHICAGO RAlLsOAD COMPANY sill be bed q; the rooms
the rrs6e IN the City o. Pittibnrsa, fUEk
SAY day March reKt, o'elooh Al whoh
hme The Report Of he Director Tor the year 1885, VII b
Freeented
The election ahe~n Director the ensuing year
sfT be hello At the place on WEDNESDAY. toe SSa
sroxtaio, ct 10 O'Clock
PIE TrsnsieI Boohs al. be closed nom The 2st % sh
March both Inclusive ana the hodc Of 9cE 10 the Ohio ard
F,nn,yly,pi. OHIO and IndGns Wayne and Cbioss
Rajrod Companes which hss not bosn converted into tas
the Company st that time VIII not be snared
sos. a; s4jd election. sy order Of tho President
AUGUSTUS BRADLEY. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

WBlSKERS IN SIX WEEKS'-Yes ny
w asos oNOUEsr -in tsros re bard n ooarc,e %
hsr row lgruary 81 bio to-, uSs ~'h1i' s.i ~ ia
JoIur the 81 - ilai Tree
X g. GRAHAM NJ lo9 Ssss.-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

CHOICE CITY INSURANCE STOCKS
~ YOk SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT PURC dAsERS
BY sArTERLEE Co.,
BANKERS and BROKERS,
No. ag ENCHAsGE.PLACE
Small lots Of the following desirable Investment sToChS
on hand, VIZ:
Continental Insurance Co. American los 70.
Home In, Co People. lus Co.
NJ. n. tan In. Co. Exchange Ins Co.
Warrington Ina Co CoumIuwr. lns Co.
Nassau In, Co Harmony Ina Co.
Pb.nix IN. Co Columbia irs. Co.
Brooklyn Ips Co. Lsfs,.te ms 70.
WILLIAMSBURG City lns. Co. Excelsior los 20.
Mefopo & an lus, Go. Arctic Int 20
marcaDr- Ips Co. linden may ins 20.
Jersey City Ins Co. Grocer. in' %.
Relief Is Co. Greet western Name ius To-
IJnmboIdt I'm, Co Columbian Marine ins. Co.
Mercantile Marine In.. Co
Also line Of hrstcls.s sONOS CITY RAILROAD STOCKS
snf Securities hand and for sale soi'
p6 Boud. bought and sid the Board Of Brokers' OF at phi
vste sale.
GEO y sATTEsLEE
II. A. BOsTWtCK, aIrTpRIyE
Members Of he B'd Of Brokers,
III. TRACY AAN0LD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

THE NEW Linz FOX SAN FRANCISCO
CALIFORNIA
GREAT REDUCTIONS Of FARE
rbe ryofite Steamship NORTHERN LlGHr Csg Tin
ELEPAUGH, oil cave New foft from Pier No s. NORTH
River, on MONDAY, April n, n2 oclocs oonnectrs
gta PGnsua Railroad anh tbe Steamship UNCLE SAB noS V
he LIZ = o The Pacific Ocean
Tor P,sse Freight apply a. The only ONCE on The Line
No 70 1ns Green ID B. ALLEN Aseot
n An per.ons forbid trusting one u secoant o.
The above ships O-reTa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.
IL g, sos, lie Trains viii lesvs Cham o-rs s. SAnon
5ho-r; fIgress Trains u. apt ); and - N !
Albany Ma. Tr,n Il rs N for PoushteePde, - g N
sns Il N 'oI Dobo, seuy q: $50 M bf sHf sns ~
|, n; fer Pees.kn .. n fhe po1zhke~pse Pe@ksna,
brs srs and Dobbt Very fr.ns a. The Way sssdooA
co.mbers Canal Chrstoph.t ..d sls'sA
frs;ns for Sew.S Leave Troy SOS AID 1879 a. .ad
Sis sne 5:S5 H. and Albany about Is minutes later IN
eundays e. o. "a A y SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
STEAMBOATS, ann adilrcx6s.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
4 EAST = EST should buy before s,arting AffLE-
IONS RAILWAY GUIDE Price Is cen1 The clear man
70 shiob the THROUGH ROUTE MAPS Are asnas.'S9
enables re Traveller 70 see a. glance INV M SHALL
v2AVLL Re viii save many dollar 81 secaIin< opp.
D. APPLETON Co, Pubi1ben
Hos 3S AID 81 s;oadvsY
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Asr.
/ bet MAR, BY stesaer ENoCH DEAN 81 $40 sns
a AID and G. N. The Carr cave Ilnshtnsy L J., o.
s<s, ard 10 q N, ard 4 snG neoans sd eIeasnf
,rs pass-nGsn WITH ne bos, Hlntes fent tns y ce1
wv y. shIpH. k~osivsf
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5ales al Ac(ll0n.

4 TCTION NOTICE.-H Sc SALE
~ Tsp ,nod 'UraITURE reh Wii.oa Als Velvet SAs9r1
cs.y French 80. Pier Ma TEL Hrr5rs t.r-s -. =
Tich Par or FoTrui- Ro--~od Pi-sofot- '-vas 0etas-
VausLs or Pstu P-sr a1d Silver CBt-'J &c, 81 No D
Clinton p,scs bstvsssu BroNi<sy sle 81 a.. - -.
DANIEL Dor 81, A1rti-lesr. S1il eel Itis IVY
fbur't.y March q 81 T. o'e.ocL TIE euare FCRs4It ~
u Asoss ho1s- VL.cn r - bee. description, ro1
nT lars co-'y Per al ute Nror'- superior
Rc..WO.d rAu5ft- sli,ss = Pt1ff4 -I, il i,n
crr.0u az usoo- brcrs1s 90 IN ~ z1lt c's
Rnss sd serr-.lfy %, tCs.s s1ld esiv-d h's
CsLtsr sofs AID Per Tailes trer suprcf hls77oi -
s.fs a-h t-ss ai'h miner door. back eEA1t hos-
Rec p..ou Chairs T. san 80 'ap 10y
Cone Etss-fes ia mirror b.1ss; a-h Lace Nad = Cur
g.. - 40 R.gr- ana Orr o. rI a. rlsif Chtra Nl,es
ara ch Psil4r Ou.r.us Sc Nh rur 5-f OF ne o rtat
ir., DiItr. Room Ch4a f4ruTe erfaLt ctsus o
Tells CLaI cn solo bsnd oseafs--1 rs end Iore- sets
esut Ruoy AID Ped sla ag-l C1try Css-
Bs.-., cater, Blrr.us Wssh'. 40. ri msb- ,oes c0'ty
os-ot.ed Gbus T.s. SETS ossl Hsr httr-ss-s beds az
PsSdi Pr-uch Osa Mirror Hsn1Esny sIr-- o. surure 10
-air~- Man Esuy sp seat Co.s GOD
Hal St'uo Or 5b, A. Sac Po.-ve AID 10 pJsp ucsLt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

DEPARTMENT % fISssCE, CONTaoLLsRs OfFicEtl
NyW.YORk dsrso . 1853.
CORPORATION DOCKS aud SLIPS 70 be
" LEASED 1t AUCrION-N ti,e Is her-bs given 'h. sew
ers ald Slips belonging . tn CofoorAon,
vii be- leased on bids ~ pdbhi a1ct.o, ca IUESoAt Ap
II ocOck, AZ tn City Hal, Tor toe term OF
6te years Catalogue siIinG tn- Dunhsr and ocs
ion sl,o and CONDITIONS Of sale, n.y be
rad oc-, basement 81 City H.) SAps il $50 be
sho- Corp Wh,v-. an Piers BY order VI The
ROsr T. HAWs Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

A y. HERNJ- AncuoD-sl.
OY BANGS, MERWIN s. Co., 1rsde-Sss
- Boon, No IS Psrrr'U
FRIDAY EyTHING. M.Tch 2s 81 6! O'Clock.
CHOICE PRfVarE LtBRARY-Of IN - new b'oks hsv'
ia been rcrnty co-ctsd pisl valuable standard Vors.
The be editions, 9-ners L-rsGfe Us-1fy BoUsPhr
Po.try Bellies Lettr- Arr, L. MANY Of them IN hne and
bsDA bindings aud all IL good order Caiaoglei are low
tssdy.
OROORLYN LOTS 81 AUCTI0N.-A. j.
ID BLEECKFR son Go. y ID sell tHo.@ se,y desirable
Los ~ JC.suntt and dney psc-,
OF FRIDAY March A. az - 3, The Merchants Exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the SurrUyHto
fth Court, of notice here b, given % I'll per-
IN. b%vps sp. asss,, ISAAC pEvOs ss Of the CITY %
NrwYors d-ce.sed rre.eut th' 9Th voucher, .'-o
~ ts .ph,ch-t A. h-f residence til Village OF flnssrs,
We.cb.,,.r County " on before the sh dsy N sepem'
bar p,Nt-D,tsd Eew.York the ID d.s of M,rch, 1859
Mars ls~6mfh. MIRIAM pssohr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
AZ DOUGHTY, AuctIODeer viii sell THIS

NJ DOUGHTY, AuctiOpeer, will sei THIs
NI DAY 81 ocllck Of 4 Clinton Plae sths, bear 5h.
Az oil u > handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, contAn.d
ia the r-sdence coDstns In pat Of rosewood rsor
Sol -, soverfd 10 ps.b crimson AID sod BRO
c..r silt frame Pier G,ss-; ~o0d marble too E'sger-,
mirrors Do SECRETARY Boos Case, h1ea ~n
.sr osk ex.u,i Doiua Tables, marble top 1et to
match do Ctsr velvet 'sp-sy and inzrsiD Cnp- rose
wood ,Id m.hog.uy suSati Wshsttnd' b-ds.nsd. hair
Mat res, Ussher With general sssortn-nt Of base
m,ut and I.chen furniture, with which the sale VIII 60 u
m.uce
and dars rely the aNove being b.
La Il &c .sIa - y lot " n be- p@rem tonly sold
DUBLlC ADMINISTRATORS SALE-By or
i De- Of rHUAAS EGELUs.-TH0AAs %. DOUBLE
DAY all sell FRIDAY the . inst a. II o'clock a. IN
store No iI9 oercss Of St.uton all the s,o;k OF
ros Provisions Liquors Clothing Horss, WAGON Har-
b.oDsps the es.te " Jnn Ferguson, dece.sso
ORINTING-O OFFICE at AUCTION.-Will be
,od a, No I59 Main 81 Paterson J., Az o,clocA m
tbe 81 Apr rs, tb. good will Of Ids oaI
,Id u.,-fs, connected thee~nh There 10 of Hoes
, Cyind-r p. good (bsd 81. As ysSD two
p,biD,fou and Hsnt Presses fot psp-rh
TIE o. /, Daily Paper In the Congregational District
ard Tor poh pTisiug priLt-r very d.
fabe scduistion Sale shots For further Information sp
ps IN ABsALOh B. "OOpauF', AloI"1t
March a. 1889. Pr-n NV Jer~y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

NOTICE.-The Interest Coupons of the Eight
~ Per Cent oud Mortgage BoDos Of the LA CkOSsE
AND MILWAUKEE, RAILhOAD COMPANY due on the
dsy Mach 1879 Bank Of the Republic viii De-
paid DAY Of April next presentation at tue Ocean
Bank In The City Of New.York.
8 CHAMBERLAIN, Mortgage,
fn pos,ession Of La Crosse and Mil sukee Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

DAtIEL FOIGHl A1ctI1nesf I'm NO - rIl.I - ,
4 TC1ION NOTICE RICH ROSEWOOD
N ard IHPORTED EURNttUkt-o dOUGH wa .cl
A. public suc.Ju TOMORROW, Friday Mach q =, let
o.ock precisely Ell the Furniture CApsf Decor, zoos "on
Of s-.rTs Lent o. la1e " A. slrL 80
Cbipe DLrer aDd Sets silver Service. Tea Ufn sagers
Glass az, c teTy spoons F1is kr Ac, souAu-d ~
fcass re.d1nce, 30 u e'y plr. near Washnston-
sauAre cod tho1t so fI f.ftglI4Ei Zee
C,tsloE-s. a.
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IN PURSUANCE Of Al order of the Surrogate
OF the County Of Ne~iors motto, nsreey Cysa 70 al
srsop. having claims against SiLNENOS WARREN ls,s II
he City Providence, in the Stat. Of Rhode Island ees.
~ he with vouchers thereof o. IN. subscroer f
he Office Of WILLIAM HOPPlN, No 81 Pine It In tho
City Of NewYoh before the t-eutets day o. Jsns nss
-n..ed New.York, the l5'h day Of Drcenh-r l>S
ans I,xSnTk FLT7ARErH WARREN Administstrt1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

IN CHANCERY, NEW-JEksEf.-JOSH
j RAwHsLEf and e,hsr,, Cone s.sn'. .ns THO
TRENTON MUTUAL LIFE AND IRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY D.frud.nta On D,l Sc-in Posossce 81
or5er n6 by the Chancellor In TIE s,-d cause asisd
he ;Aira day 4 Oecsuesr, D. lSS ne Ceaiss ~ te
A,vssni I.u.nce Conn Auy HEREBY goted ina, they
ar rrauird % present 10 .abcuhe rndn a. Trenton.
s,~ er,-, and eruvr before aim under oath o. shr.ocn
ar sbsrwi., A. he hail direct their several claims ard H.
sne, AGAIN.; said C0pauy within nrtn. tfo TO- ssts
se order OF that they Id-d um the oereo, 81 s2so
iyid.pS, As may b. made declare ~ .Aid Court
as issomTb JAMES WILSON, MNst~r M Chsn'efJ.
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finannai.

ACvv,cy REPUBLIC FIRE IVsrRANcE COMPANY,
o't'ON ' No rs Wshst, Jan. Is, lssa
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
For the Journal,
Home Musings.



o. green grows the grass und that dear cottage door,
And cool are the shades where wander more
And softly the breeze each green, eafy bough,
Aud gently it kisses cnch loved ones fair brow
o see them, those loved onesthat gay happy band;
Again, in my fancy, grasp each warm hanC;
Once more loving lips In fond welcome pressed,
Once more hear voices ofthose | love best;
But start from my dreams and check deep sigh,
For twas only in fancy those loved ones were nigh
o is that dear home the same quiet spot.
With its bright of which I've never forgot
Do the flowers bloom fair BY the wide-open door
And the sun shine as bright and as glad as before
Do the tall trees still wave in the soft breeze
And the birds sing sweetly among the green leaveS
Does the dance galy that winds by that cot
Is the sky just as blue that bends Ger that spot
Are those hearts Just warm, as loving and true
Are their smiles still br ghttheir tears just as few
Does the love-light of home still linger there now
Hath time gently dealt with each fair youthful brow
Is that home just sunny, as cloudless and fair
A nd oh sometimes do they miss me there?
WooDvILLF, o., February 1859.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

For ths uiling offenses of stealing five dol
lors from one of his congregation, buying lumber
aud not paying for it, and selling two or three
dollars worth of stockings and mittens, belOn z,
ing to a widow. and cheating her out of the
proceed,, the Rev. VIM Tilbnry Ut Marion,
Iowa, hos bet suspended from the ministry
The reverend William ought to 80 to Bo ston
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
CHAPTER II.

must now, TO shorten this story, pass over
four years OF my lile--thnt part, which, il ia
qncs classification of the seven ages be true,
] was the lover--ihe time intervening between
my fourteenth and eighteenth birth-day-simply
saying that during these four years not a week
passed that did not see the Chiefs daughters,
and frequently wander with them on the rivers
banks or row with them on its smooth waters 4;
perhaps to some distant grape vine, or TO some
pleasant retreat, where, undisturbsd, we could
while away the long summer afternoons. Thus
did dream away this part Of my life-not
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
ITo BE CoHTISUED

A CHRISTMAS LEGEND. On Christmas exc an
orphant bcggsrboy wonders, shivering and star.
ing, through the streets ofa town where the
inhabitsuts are enjoying all the festivities of the
season. He sinks down on the steps Of man
sion whence issue loud sounds Of merrimcnt and
children within, While lainentihg his foTlorn
condition. the Chrst.chiId (bringer, accoHing
10 German legend, of CG stmas,gifts and bless,
ings to children. .)appears <eShSrS and says:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
- with woeful ballad

but, | may as well confess it, never so happy rs
when with the Chiefs daughter the idol of
my early yeurs--,he gentle aud beautiful Keel
mond. From asprightIy yet reserved proud but
gentle girl Of twelve, she had developed into the
qdcen-like maiden OF -thoughtGul--a
times poetic in Imagination, frequently
wandering alone in some romantc reueat, or
gathering choice wild flowers from the banks
Of the river, and weaving them into ga rIauds for
her own and her sisters hair. She was beloved
by all and there was not warrior in the
whole tribe who was not proud TO receive a smile
or word Of approval from her aud not one
who would no. have been r,j0icel at being an
accepted suitcr for her hand. DO not think
that was ever jealous of her up 10 this time !;
for | had never seen her manifest any par
tialty for any Of her many admirers. She had
always seemed glad to see me, to be with me !;
had always, thought. shown prefy renee for
me over every other of her male acquaintances.
We had never talked together of love, but there
was ar intimacy Of thought, an unrestrained
freedom in all our conversation--a sympathy of
heart, that led me, without motive--without
once trying to analyze my own feelings to look
upon her as my better angel--my more than
sister; and nothing was farther from my mag-
nation than the thought that this unalloyed hap
piness, this bright sunshine Of my life, would
ever continue.
1t w's in the spring of my eighteenth year.
!, with Redmond and Komeohe was, one warm
pleasantday, srolling along on the banks of the
rIver' when we were Unexpectedly met by two
strangers, in full hunting costume. One was a
man of about forty, aud the other twenty years
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
Words for Music.
NY EoRGEr. NonnIs'

NY GEoRGE ?. NopRIe.
/.
Fare thee well we par, forever.
All regrets are now in vain;
Fate DEGREES that we must sever,
Ne'er to meet on earth again.
Other skies will bend above thee.
Other hearts may seek thy shrine,
Rut no other e'cr will love thee
With the ccnstnncy of mine.
Yet, fare thee well--we part for ever
An regrets are now in vain;
Fate DEGREES that we must sever,
Ne'er to meet on earth again
Fare thee well
IL.
Like the shadow on the dial
l.ingers still our parting kiss
Life has no scvercr trial,
Death no pang to equal this.
All tho world Is now before thee,
Every cline to roam atwill,
But within the land that bore thee,
One fond heart will love thee still.
Yet, farcwell--wc part forever
All regrets are now in vain;
Fate DEGREES that we must sever,
Ne'cr on earth to meet again
Fare thee well
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
"The holy Christ am ],
Once, too, a child like thee;
III all forget and pass thee by,
Thou'rt not forgot by me-"

The beggar-boy expresses his confling readiness
to 60 with the beautiful appari:on; and next
morning, when the doors Of the mansion where
there had been such n night Of merry-making
are opened corpse is found lying on the steps
cold and stiff, but with heavenly smile upon
its countenance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

MORE FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-TwO COM
munications were sent last night to the Com
mon Council from the Street Commissioner
one in reference to the state of the appro-
priation for the Fire Department, the other in
regard to the legality of contract for regu-
lating Fourth avenue, from SevenY-frst to
Seventy-ninth street. The Street Commissioner,
in the latter communication, differs from the
Corporation Counsel, declines to abide by a
previous decision of the referee in this case,
and refuses to pay, giving his reasons
therefor.
In regard to the appropriation for the Fire
Department, after stating fully the manner in
which the money has been expended, the Street
Commissioner adds, that without further ap-
preparation expenditures for fire apparatus
must cease. It remains to be seen whether the
Common Council haze power to appropriate
money beyond the amount which the Legisla-
ture have> authorized the Supervisors to raise
by tax.
In other words, who is it that has the right to
decide how and for what purposes this city shall
be taxeds We are pleased to see that Street Com
missioner Smith has determined to wait for the
money before ordering more work.
Both Of these communications are impor-
tant, and should be read by all taxpayers and
Others interested IN the good government of
this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The New York Herald-EditiOn for

The New York Rehabilitation for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Europa, Capt Leitch, will
leave Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city this
morning at twelve O'clock to go by Railroad and four
O'Clock in the afternoon, 70 60 by steamboat
The EuRorrAS EDITION or THE HERALD will be published
at ten O'Clock 10 the morning Single copies wrappers
six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
NEW York HxRAD will be received at the following places
In Europe
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lansing, Starr 4 Co, "a King William street.
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r. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East
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The following table is instructive :

It will thus be seen how exactly the imports
Of foreign goods have throughout correspondent
with the bank expansion; how, when the banks
curtailed, the imports fell off; and how, when
the banks began to expand, the imports
straightway began to increase.
The fact is, the banks are the "steam rcgu-
lator" Of our financial system, and he who
would regulate that system must deal with the
banks Tariffs, prohibitory duties, and all that
class Of remedies are utterly futile; trade moves
independently Of them. The banks hold the
valve by which the steam is let on and let of,
at the pleasure Of half dozen Wall street
autocrats. The banks import the dry goods
and the sugar; the banks build the railroads;
the banks work the mines, the banks build the
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MAILS FOB THE PACIFIC.

New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
The United States mail steamship Star Of the West Cap
tain Harrison will leave this port this afternoon, two
O'Clock, for Aspinwall.
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
will close at O'Clock this afternoon
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HERAID-California edition.
containing the latest intelligence from all parts of the
world will be published at eleven O'Clock in the morning
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing
Agents will please send in their orders early pos
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TRIPLE SHEET.
New York, Tuesday, September 40, 1859.


Owing the great increase of advertising business,
compelled to ask our advertising friends TO come
TO our aid and help to get paper press. This
they can accomplish by sending in their advertisements
Ut early hour in the day and evening as possible
Az advertisements should Be HANDED in before O'Clock at
nigh, Those handed in after a hour ,iu haze to take
their chance as regards ossifcation.
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REGISTRATION OF VorEs-ApPoNTMENT OF
NsrEcroRs.-Under the Registry Law framed a
the last session Of the Legislature it became
necessary that every voter should have BIZ
name, as such, registered before voting at an.
election, and for this purpose it is provided
that the Board of Supervisors appoint the regis
trars, Of whom some six hundred will be tn
number required for this county, and the cos
Of the operation will probably amount Z
$4,000 At the meeting Of the Supervisor
yesterday the question of appointment was o.
the taps, but the Board seemed to be consoles
ably muddled as to what the law meant an
what powers were conferred upon their bod
by It, After some discussion, therefore, the
adjourned to this day week, for the purpose
the law and obtaining legal opinio
as TO the course they should pursue. Meantim'
We would observe that the law provides TIL