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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
Nspalork Daily Mihr,te
DIR. BUSHNELL'S NOTIONS OF GOD AND
NAN, And OF THE ORIGIN or EVIL.
LETTER ".

LETTER ".
To me Editor Of The y. y. TibuHs
SIN: IA have shown in my former letters What is
indeed obvJu from the bare face of the propositon
the clam Of indpendeRce for in the moral sphere
in any other .e1 se than mere sembsnce Of tue
truth totally uschievous and misleading when "a
tioualy eonfImed-is virtual dsifc.tion OF man. 1t
seems scarcely credible that a OF DR.. Busnnelrs
agile perceptions should be blind to such a conss
queDco for monent yet nothing but such blindness
excuses the oesbe pueIilities Of his book upon THIS
subject had space here to exhibit these things in
detail il would furpse you - find man of sush in
dubtsble sharpness really TO play "fast and loose
with bis own understanding. Bat must be brief in
my citations
Dr. Bushn, rs definition OF man vrto.y deifes him.
by rendering him o6utc or divesiing hi Of natural
lin alton. According to DR., g., m.a is not Il being
eIiicaed by Divine power Oat OF natural oeatn or
destutcn, and exalted icto immortal fellowship with
God: he is oa the contrary essentially" superna'-
oral ard immortal He is not Diylnely redeemed out
OF Natures thraldom ard rendered superior " ser.
On the contrary, lie Is essentially superior TO her,
superior her man bis superiority, 10 fsc,, beng
precisely that ol GUi himself For naa, IN Dr. Basa-
nell estin nation, is power "a, beng whose
action Ike Gods, independent OF c.gs.t.on, or Sell
onein.tiTe page S-ss il p0rer IN any tue sense Of
The tenn, oould be created, could be anything bat
c. msH,oatsd God, 10 be sUre, IS "tas heal o. the
class of which man constitutes the Scdy or balk but
th.,fs all the difference " AZ the head OF one class"
viz. poHers not thiDgs-"s God a. Lord OF boats,
hsvng round hin insumersbls or.ers OF utsi,l-
gencc which, THOUOH CAUSED TO IXIsT ~ HIN,
q are IS truly fTst eaussi-ths: Is, Gods" as he,
" STARTING ali their trans OF consequence ~ THE
"savE MAMIE IS, really origin sung their s;tiv
i'y in cue unhelPed way that God originates HIS.
Mere exclamation p mt. can do manner Of ICE
TO that extraordinary statement, and don't venture
upon them. / have met sith very cool p.rep:aese'
before but the above cited { though CEASED TO
e1ist by Him strikes ne as Of about ne tenpe,s
ture OF Weohan ic.. Indeed Il lacked criteris,
pecmeIs o; the extrsue diyergebcs betse.n tae
mind OF new Eoel.nd, AM that Of oil E1gl.ad: If D.
wished 10 csutrut the altogether hilarious snt reck
l.ss rot TO say unpriroiplei, jlvenilty Of Yankee
speculation properly cal with the plcisus And
cop,Cisn,iou, .erih,y snd dulness Of tle Eogish
diAectcs, DR.. BG,hnens book should he my Cans sl.
Sar.y lese socsllsd prs;en,ou. poEers are caused
to exist by Goj they never cas- - any s,sse be first
cs1ies Bat, a. bes., only tie shalOwsst ssmb.,coe or
efigy Of such thing; while, il truth, they are but
&c .ondsry or dervStiye esusss totally empowered ~
God. who soDe therefore, il truly ans .eraSle " for
al tie tIaiDs Of consequence they set in n0,a, ard
vbs win never BE- found, wien u. Pirea arrive,
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AMERICAN MANUPACTURES.

10 ne Eei,O, Of 7heS T. Tribune.
sig. The Census Of American Manufactures vas
taxi en- in IsJ0 Alter they had been returned 10 toe
C.rsui Department by sy vote il the Senate Of The
United Slater, the publication VS. suppressed. We
bel eve tbst rtsin Doughfsce whose Dsms We have
bid up and wLo wishes 10 be candidate for The
PFC dency in 1850 vas put forward 10 make this ne
falous motion al the instance Of Eire-EAteY from
,. oib Carolina.
Dept made 70 carry thiz mOtionl Why, because the
reTbs Q. the American manufactures scss imperfect
that is, they were not large enouga.
The returns, however have been Dug up In the yesr
lse, aud pOS they are shoTn 10 be over loo Co.,
90; "tfe great many articles have been entirely
omitted.
For rs.Snce the boot and shoe trade was totally
suppressed, vticb has been shown by private stais-
tc- 70 exceed - 900 go pairs o. boot sod shoes made
N TIE IL.ted States in year. os-hah OF these
rhOss for vomcn and cnlldrep, a5d vera worth,
% an average 81 per pair making Manufacture Of
$1,000 eco; the other half were boots and shoes,
worth % average, 81 per pair, making SEQ 800
co., The gross anOnnt # the boot aud shoe trade
exc edsd 500 90 go. let the Fre-eaters we're de-
ternIIfd 10 suppIeFs al OF this iLiormaton ami did
~ il ,fsotUaly for pir long years. Then. again,
ter pounds Of Deigo were grown In South Csroiss,
81 thirty hogsbs-ds u sugar made In Georgia by slave
bbor, such sricl.s were put do On in the osssu: a.
gI prices FOR the purpose Of showing how ysssy M
poIiaLt slave labor Was to the country. Evsn ne
petot, and Wild oisuges figure in the lass eensas nom
! ord.- ......-y ~.
W. hope that The dsy Of retribution To Al Donga-
f4ceS - resT at hand. IADns.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
Oyok-JOHN ST RATION, Charles o. Stafford Ard Tno1 ~
j. Ps,nor ss.inst SYLVESTER y. POST BASNAs, hs
WIFE Eouu1 .. ChsTe, Penelope ST. LsErepc-. s)AgsoAn
Badvin snd George u. hsL'sn-Sum FOR relief eon
OF served TO the deDs.. above named ard each Of tnem
Won ere hereby summoned required the com
p,nt IN ,ciou which ed in III. Office oi the Csk Of
CITY of N-wYos the CITY Han In the City
NeUYoIh the third day ~ March 1859 sut 20 serve
the said p.iU he sub.cbeu 81
ib.ir cs No Gs wall ,,r't Eew.Yorh City wi,an tsen,y
DAY, ssr tie service Of hs you eIve OF the
within the time Aforesaid the vi ntif IN this scoo viii ,poy
20 The Cont for the the
Hew-YoTk, February g, 1853. SCUDDER CARTER,
mia lsw6wP. Psin.ig. Attorneys.
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CUPREME COURT-County Of Westche.ter.-
- JANIS ACKER, pl,iEtif, sgsins' THOMAS b bIANE
aud Jane B5rne h, siie AIsndsr seott and AuansA
Scott hs VIZ Charles CI1sey ard Msvina Cro,ssy biz e.
de-. -summonG-To the defendants Thomas b. BJrne
and Jare c Byina tie wife, Alexander w Scott ard Aman'a
Scott bis Wife and Charles Crosby ard H.yns Crosssy ne
vile: You hereby summoned and required 70 sns~er me
CON plant ui. scon, which hed 10 he oh,e OF TIE
Clerk Of the County OF Westhe'er a. Whie Pins IN tle
sad County Weschese the nnetss day of February
1889 copy 81 your Inser % tie said Complain
on subscriber cfce in hte Pains In the County
Of Wescbssr within twenty days afts the -rvce OF h
you exclusive Of the Of slob service aud II
you fell the aid complaint vi bio the uIe Aforesaid
the ps milf tss scon will apply W the COut tr tue rehe'
deu ed In The camplailt --D,t-d fbms'y g. 1859
JOHN J. CLAPP, Pis-t.ds huoinsy
NH le-l.a7wFs White Plains.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yors-JOsEPH 6. HANSON. plaintiff, ss,ns, HELEN
DONNELLY wife Of Michael Dopnel' hcbsel O3aneiy,
Daniel sedu.t Thom. Adds Emmct Peer J. Fhun, Patrick
Rely Christopher Tray, John Doe Edsnd Lee Abst
sste1 George Cole, Henry Fuller Jane. Cox TSe nat
Iism H. Cbesey and Solomon b. Nobe defendants
mon. served The people OF the STATE
Of N,~.Yoti: To the defendants DANIEL sEDJUsT and
JAMES COOK you hereby summoned sod required 70
answer Vi. compliant In this action which fled Ia the office
Of The Clerk Of The City and Costly Of NegYoTs the City
Hal the SAID Cty the nth day Of January 1888 and 20
,.tye copy Of your the said complaint the sob
,crfer hs Office No Ill Nassau street 10 the City Ut New
York within twenty days after the service Of this luminous on
v.r the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the pls'nf
In Aton will apply the Court for the rel - demanded In
the eompl.lrt Dated New York January II. l5t9
HENRY BREWSTEN PsiLtia's Attorney
nh 4-lav6wF' No III ESssap street, New YORK.
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IN PURSUANCE Of en- order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYok notoe IL hsreby Tven % al
p.r, 20 havul sisDst J. III. HOBART hANS, late OF
the City ~ EewYork CouussorsLsv eeceaea 70 pressat
the ssue thereof 70 the ubcriber a. the osee
Of JOHN FOWLEk, j., esd -. 81 Nas'cu s. BANK of
buidins IN tie City 81 EewiorH on or before ne
h dsy Of July neIt-Dtted the 9Th cav Of jan
uAry la5a MARIA L. laws,
j.7 lGw6mYn E1ecu;rI-
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L'REIGHT and TRAvEL.-BALTIMoRE,

EREIGHT and TRANEL.-BALTlMORE,
n REw.YORK, and the wEeT and SOUTd.wEST.-Ts
BALTlMORT Ard OHIO RAILROAD, and ia fully asveL
cped connecting oavr most oeabs Aod direct route
htwecn Hev.Nork ell the cities and towns IN TOE great
Wet aud Southwest FreEht promgJ conveyed IN largest
Quantities and loves, and passenger nrS' as' ard
.asp eted through with their baggage vita best speed
aLd comfort =,
Ths only lire by which travellers e,t"ern New ic,k
can y,sit ~sshngton City. Round ttp tickets
from Ra,Inorc 10 Wash!non have been provided esectshy
Cor travellers the sera cities sud tie Great st Al
The eely Of fer which aed4 20 te
currvoi pricv Of Western tickets travellers may '1 "s'shs
ton their way
D. this . I'd
YORK o6Os No 80 Broadway o. Barclay, Ops
cite Aston Bouse. G. w PEfNEIL.
As.Lt b and o. route.
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him conc ,aphsss - tss sround VITA sshses, "sea
may sn,est 70 him the discreeisr handing % rs
upp.r.xorks fur tie futare.
b., ~ subject dem de letter TO itseh
NsuJort Feb e. Years ssly,
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Steamboats, ann Railroads.

vyNRAVELERS for the NORTH SOUTH,
IL EAST or VAST, .houd buy, before starting, APfLE-
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE. Price 9 cent? Tae clear pi.n'
IN which the THROUGH ROUTE MAPS are deln.,see,
sDsbAss the traveller TO At glance HOW HE SHALL
TRAVAIL he VIII many dollar BY sccuiinS COPY.
ID. APPLETON Co, Pcbhshers.
sndS Sroadwsy
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ and ,., MONDAY Nov g. 1853 and until further notice,
PASSENGER rains win Pier foot Of Dsane oloTt
viz:
ptsHmedste Stations
mediate Citations. ,.,..
POCKLAND PAsgENGER at S p m, nom loot Murray st.,
vi, Fremont for Ruferns ard intermedis1e Stations
WAY PAsSEEGER At $3.50 p a., for Hewb ugh Port Jeryh
and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS al 80 ?. M. for Dinshk and bauaio
Ind principal iuteroediLte Stations.
E@lGRkNT p. m, FOR Dalfrt AID Buffalo, and inter
mediate Stations.
The above Trains run daily, 5und.ys eIceptee
corpect 81 an4
Can.ada,gus Raioad for Nsgara Fa at Binshsnton n
the syrseute BushEmon Railroad for syraeuse .. Corn
ms with tb, Buffalo Ere Railroad for Roohes-
ter Buffalo and Niagara Fas ct Great Bend WITH the Deis
ware L,oksvsnDA and Western Rsirosd Tor scranton o.
ano ,pd Duuhri viii the Lake Shore Railroad Tor Cleve-
' CHARLES MORAN President
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mr.. ADAMS's wATER-CURE is located on
~ s,oosru Hsb, Nos % and As Jolnn.isst 2-, e
L,slh-ry. P.s's sd win ssd this essa,nsa-st
u tie H. sbls IL Lis J0gl'gy. A15-ss,
u. v ADAMS NJ. B'oosiys. l.
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Mcaical.
% HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. %

Read In Tar TErsrsr since Dec. I. is@
7ss Gra<fAbvrg CsasSsyi
MARSHAL. UrGxizI CArEcLIeos
oer.ssa or 81 female monsAly iuesales weakness
and Io. dsrsn ssner; OF the uterine ere,aG
Prize Ri 90 sotsie Eve bos seut for es and CHARGES
p.id ~ eua Of Expfess hDs, frVn SewIork
~ sbia piysictsn Or Bnlps constantly N tse enc
Jdssess JosBuA y BADGE, n D., teSsfsry 6r5Ss>%0s
CspYSah Ne ~ RAAA-Ass, Sss-Iex-
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IL PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
p~r,ou. having claim, LEWIS N. HANKGS5ON ise
" City hewfos, decsssed 20 present ne ..De " n
thereef the Gerber AZ lie store, No 80
h street City Of NewYoFk before the ENth
lsy Of June n,I-Dsisd Ee-Yort the FIR day u c-mber
ia hORDECAI L. MARSH,
D3 IsyernFh Adm, Nh 4DDrK~d.
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O. W. JoH,.oS l. our ss~ns b BdSsescr J. sa n sss
Of TpE THIhUsE WI Our frsn>s va ~ ooy
ssa- HsshjJ M wsssg A@SoA .ts. ~ i.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
rN ALBANY and Troy. Fsre 81
On and afHr MONDAY, Dec. o. le5 Trains VIII leave oh-
IT, ksw-York, as follows:
800 q NJ. For Whtte Plains
gSS q IL. For WliImsbrdS..
1000 o m. Nail train for Albany.
J.9n a ~. For White Plains.
ESQ d. III. 9or WiLiansbnoge
500 ?. m..For BileTton
$50 Q. m. Express for Albany.
400 y. u..For Cfoton FslA
300 .. m. FOR White Plains
eI5p M. for White Plane from White snd CepnestA
$3.50 .. m. For " iiArsbrSoss.
RETUssIS6-Wnn leave
800 White Plains
640s Wiltsmsb'idRe.
700 Q. N. .CroiOn f1lh
7:C0 4 M. kilertoD.
7:20 O. NJ. White Pis,Ds
1870 0. M. Mall train for AiSAsy.
1880 O. M. " ilLAmi bEiage.
1880 .. d.. White Plains
500 . m. White Plains.
$3.50 .. m. Albany EXPRESS.
$500 o. M. Niiamsbrdfe.
WA. J. CAMPBELL, superintendent
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.
IN Reduction in al places West on seg The eh
int The OF Ge viii be g 10 bs;Veen New
NOri ard BunlHk END rs between Eevfors sno Ruao,
khFars fs1s Z. h O8CtNOtGh
MACH 1853. 1eaera Iiskft AEeat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
The Count, Of NsvYoIs Does /, bersby ryeh % All - 20
h.vpg = ain. sra net THOMAS OAKLEY late % The Guy
N,w.Yort meroba, eso@s,sd, % pre@ut the ,ap- WIN
vou hereof The 'gbssb-T Al the ONO OF GILBERT
OsKIFY No West .tr,e. IN The City Of New York or
before h day September neHL-D,tsa SeS.f Ae lat
6sy II MsTch 1883. RACHEL OikLET,
:, IA f..fnF tit A6r4iaI.rz.rx.
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feaal Notices.

in PURSUANCE Of al order Of the Surrogate OF
savins AGAINST RUSSELL w GiAslER -e Of rs city
Of E.vYork c,u.I a.eea,ed- 10 present he sane ~rh
vouchers thereof the Sabcnb,T a. tss 1cs Of Charles
Slower No n Wsst 10 ib- City 4 SssYO,s, u 2eicEs
hrt day 81 lpri DsIi-Ds,@d Nsv Ysrf the 80 ssJ
s.,,.p,b-r asa PBEBg GLASIER
q ls.IDS AdminstEatrrl
EH PURSUANCE Of sn order Of the Surrogate Of
ID. County Of NV Yok Dctee II hereby given 20 al
,on. b,yint claims sssBs. MICHAEL MCCORMICK, "a. 81
ire CITY Of Se~Yors ss.essea present the sse, via
vouchers the sab-cIb-u the ee Of ane w.
VIII. No Liberty street IN The City ~ ssw1 OF
sore twenty day 81 March n.1tD.tss New forf
y. 2itb DAY Of September 1853. -
JAMES MOORE, I Er.r1rcr,, Se., sf NJ
81 I.wsr,Fr JOHN ?. CLARE chssl Mccormack, dec
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
e the County of NfvYors B0tio@ - herety Even 20 al
,srI, having GAINS sr.:z5 OTTO THEODORE DUlssER1
.e Of Point Levi Canada dee-ss,d 20 pf--a The VIII
.Ouohers thereof ;hs subscriber Al his ooe No ~
The City " New York. bcor. the &h day OF April
.s1.- Dated Eey-YorE, he 18Th d.y u Ortob- 1854
CLARKsON " POTTER
OILS IsvsrH ldmin!sua.nr with the VIII xraeIsd
IN PURSUANCE of sn order Of the Surrogate
County notice 10 hereby river 70 al
s~rsons havns claims SAMUEL KELLEY lac Of "a
City Broker dscsssed 20 present the Va
Goodman Ne 10 Wilana-s. IN he CITY Of NewYerk.
ssf5Fe uinh Gay o. Aprl neJtDstsd forr ne ~
Ssy o. s4p.4nb,r. l2bs.
EMELIEE KELLEY, Aiminr;ratrix
NOSES b. WENTWORTH, AdInlAlstrstsf.
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NEM-JHRsEY RAIIROAD-For PIlLA-
CRY nLrrhlA and Tho SOUTH ard WEST vts JEl.sSi
..II1l sad Exges hines leave Kew-Norf e. tna n
,t,n.1 80 .sa o4rs sS. ThroGsh Tctets sod tor On
g. "a ~ wsst ss for Baltimore, Wsshinsson, sonoA
~ 60. esgssge ehAoked WGshDgto1 In a ~ sne
NJ sas.s.. Nv Woodbury., Assistant Superintendent.
s.isS Co. p received fr any train unsss dehverst ASe
~s@ss a3@ts Z ID sRee Of ihs TINE eftsyfS-
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CRNTRlL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY-

CRNTR1L RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ cOpp.c.sns o. New Eazv.oa With tss Delaware, LAks
sstns md Western RAo.d, aud a: kason viii tie Lehsa
Valley RaihoeA. -, So,
Leave New Ysrh for ir.eTIe1ss' pisces n SeE
Ne fNorth Rtser Y IL aud p N Ter SonsrThs
fAs ,Soye ,rss sssns. A. EzAbe.A with tsls ts New
leroy Raosd leave kewYoTk ou O2e ioo o. ~04F
s,nts q 7;foA IN. and IL N sct ana p o.. 49,
- vI leave Al n a. Oay. For Lehso 'sasJ Asl'
JOHN o. sTERNs Superintendent,
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
L. PORT and PAIL RjVEk-The splendid and superior
rte.ner BAY STATE, Capt, Jsve leaves keSIoIk eyerJ
TUESDAY, THURSDAY sud SATURDAY st S o'olocE ?. NJ,
ard The EHPiRE 5TArE, Capt eTsyton, on MONDAY,
sE.R
Hereafter viii be retarded secured 20 ssp
s.rt Until tbo o. al have been oSid for.
Perh 70 aided through With great dsp.tch b
On Express Froght rTtiu.
VIM. BORDEN, Agent, Nos. 70 aud II Westst-
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T,HE NEW LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
II CALIFORNIA.

GREAT KEDUCTTUN DF VAKt.
ne fsverf4 Ste sDsbip EORTTIERS LIGHT, CAPT. TN
KLEPAUGB, .l leave New Yora, iron Pier No s. North
Riyer MONDAY April ~, Il ococs M connecting,
PaDsaa Railroad with she IT. AIsship UNCLE SAN now
The "a e on Pacific Ocean,
Freight apply the Only OF - % the Line,
No. Bowling Green. ID h. ALLEN, Age I
K3-An persons forbid trusting account Of
the AAose
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE yia SIONiN6-
i TON s., gosTOH and PROVIDENCE -IY'-sa ESu.e-
G ss0 =. a. s; ek n c.s Js.i So
COMMODpRF Cart d q stlTss IN ooDDesjn ~1th TIE
sFSsSefss i IA ..y
isy, sIoep.s) Pie, No North Riy.r ar't shs .soss
=. o. 3. ..v. Of i. NJ. rrp SsS ..,.. ss.u
.pl v,,j.y Tro1 ssoro @ Tns6.y Tar.d.y and s.,a,3.s
The PLY8UUTH ROCK, hOrn Ne ,-vors, foe.dsJ raOis
s.y Saturday om storEtor, Aonssy Wednesday and
Pa'cn.-1, p,oeseo from sor0sien PEI r.irosa TO rrO,
seno. and s5.on IN ,bs Eay-s Val rti fr.aht1s s,S
PAGES IN svsoee Of ~ ether rOu,s ana IA ample cns IN
~ w az, 90 Ao.ys y. Hess s.i No. n.
ret -Roj's1i BID 5eAsAf assTed sd esvs ssc-iasGa
s.rs from Providence - ye~p,rs 80 cent.
sssse Hsstr sce1Hsnie' u. s.~srn.r And train thO0ss
yor pss,sge eert, '-s ~ tth. .ppy oos'd h.
ss,r. a. tse Fresht Ofos, Per No o,s RIVER 81
ELUgBMG RAILRUAD-Loave. Fulton Mar.
Il set Wharf b. steamer ESoCH DEAN q: SO, aud !.
No. ard .nd P. IRE Can 'ssvs rla.hia, l. /, 81
i<S .nd lcA m, ssd and p n meeting ard sIenssl
W ''''''''" VIII -' ' ~ = szirH s.cS,s.I
uODSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.
~ r. is he TrsiD' VII lssv. css%s. ~ = "a, s.s9n
aas i:;, TIL e. a s' Pos:hs.Ss a.
and u NJ foI Debs. Ferry at so for sias S,ns sI
81. sn si and DoSg. ,, o. .oS We Wa,
gsers. ..hen at Ch.snbsrs c.ss csri.oP17t aaa S,t
S,l5 tDd p ~ aud Albany about IS minutes st.r On
zunas,s.ts o m 4. y. sAITH SnD-riDt~nsent
nEW-YORK end NEW-H HAVEN RAILROAD.
! = Is62. WINTER ABANDONMENT. lstS.
CouDsnoir November q, 1858
P.s,,ns-r Station IN sewYorI 27ib Il AID fEsv,
entrance x7tt-st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
yor Eew.B sysn, ~ leI l94', 2:b Tex sf tne
s3C D. 10. For Br1fepo't J. = lex le+j, 24 teIl
s45 $50 For Milford s.siford, Fairfield son;a-
port ard Wsstport z:4S sl5 .od Esp n Yer Nor
yah, s. M I2:4, as (ex) S+5 $50 5So For Da
nsp ard Greenwich a l.:so, 3:45 40 $50 N Tor
Stamford T. m. s1 12:<5 2f5 (eI) 3;4S $50 $50 M
fot Port CbssT ADD int eoisss stsions 24ti s8
i:So, $780, So p. "a. - $500
for soroL, "a tsx.) 2:b .. n. Tex Fer rroyidtnce
va Hartford, m tex Fo Hartford ,nd sTringast
(eS.)i Z: % aoo .i5 70 teI yor Conneetiegt River
Halros6 10 Neutral m tfI( Hor Canal Railroad 70
Northampton, 81. %. (sx .na Z:45 m For H'F-Haysn
E.v-LoDdon Railroad, "a ADD as D. FOR House
tonic RssTo.i For SsugNfuet Railroad, 2:S
D M For D,n1UrJ ssd NnTssk Railroad Ia m SS m
JAMES n. HOYf Superintendent
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
CUTTON a Cos. DISPATCH LINE
AZ Epu SAN FRANCISCO.

Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. $. Mail
IN Lhe-The fsvohte steam ship Al 3USrA, Cap. III
o. woodruff VIII leave SATURDAY. March -, AZ !
p m Pier No. IN. r. Through tickets given w. Mont
Fognery Column Atlanta Albany and Macon Bills OF aoing
ssned only boaId For fT-ight peSete, srg.y q
SAhL L hlTCHILL & SON. No. IS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18

IL rsnes Dr. B1shtel 70 senouDc. 10, 10 nsaJ hsnss
way ek'r Of vTvfs for tAeir enAcam Il u.
sssc ,ha..c siSode he Chursa toward Cops Of
the Of God But surel, need point tazu
lar With eTcsus he exceeding weigh. o os1sson
under 20 Or r The grsGted 10 fact most reinct11i and
yet trefrse n1sston and nson be bss esrs ysa
hem fsessa fke bed sesosy Wished furnish the SMOKES:
l'.b.: ssisessa q ell yaees -. pess1s and fssoFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and the WEST.
D The steamers Of the NETWORK and BhLTlmOkE
sFFAMsHIP LINE leave Pier No IS North River ~ rs
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, making the passage
tn Gorty hours FREIGHT Baltimore SIX cents per foot TO
WssLns,on ten per foot propcrorae rate. For
through the West covering insurance risk apply to b.
a o. r. r. Co.'S Office No. 2.g Broadway. Apply 70
VI r. CROMNELL Co.. Ne. IS Wesst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
Jolean Cleaners, &l.

E'OR LIvERPOOL.-steamship ETNA, James
II AssenOp Comnsuoer This new powerful steamer
~ al nor P,isb AID North Ar1eTcaD r. 20 81 steam
P.sLst Company WsGf 3. Jenny Cry on MONDAY, Much
e. At D. Passage money fO hist class for
len iisre .xeeep. scconLo6sODs b75 Including Pro
Visions without nss Liquors which be Obtained
On koara Ffssbt tAkeD r-Gaonab,e Apply 20
w. CUsAkO, No. BoShnF Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
T7BE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of

EkvyE
yok sOUTHAapTSl a soUTBAHPrE
IgD UAvsg. lFOR YORK.
VANDERBILT, LefsvTe. Saturday, ApTl q Ne1'y, MAJ ~.
EOETH 5TAR Jones'. ssluress May L. l".oy, k..J -
fbese Steamships haze SA,eTdgEt oogrt tmeT~
Gerry able Surgeons.
10 stsrss Passenger - -
Hrse Of FssAge..... fnst Cebio 80 sho ~
Second Cabin, go and ESQ
Rpsoss delivered A Linden snd Psiis.
o. rORRAHCE, no 1oHlng Green, New Yoff.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-10

States Court House stands, in Ruthlaud,
Vermont, in exchange for other land ad-
joining said lot.
|. A resolution for the appointment OF
two Regents of the Smithsonian lnstitu-
tion.
A resolution comforting tho rank oi
Senior Flag officer on the Active Service
list of the United States Navy, on Cap
tain Charles Stewart.
A joint resolution amendatory of an
act entitled IAN act to regulate the com
pensation of members of Congress" ap.
proved August l6, 1856. so far as relates
to such members as shall die during their
terms of service.
A resolution in relation to the second
section OF the act of Congress entitled
''An act to provide for the localities OF
certain confirmed private land claims III
the State of Missouri, and for other pur'
poses"
A resolution in relation to the reno
val of obstructions to navigation il the
mouth of the Mississippi river.