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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31
NETWORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. .AIBASY, March 80, 1889.
TIE bill to charter the New-lCrk Observatory was
ordered to third residing.
The Grinding COMMITTEE put forward several bills,
among them The New York DispensarY bill.
lsrge number Of reports were presented by the
various Con mitteee, but OF general Interest.
The bill 10 protect the liberty of witnesses was taken
up in Committee Of the Whole.
On motion Of Nr. j. ID. WILLARD, it was amended
10 prevent the provisions OF tue acl applying 10
cases where the accused charged with crime, pun
i,h,ble With death.
EygNISG SESSION.
The Grinding COMMITTEES reported several bills,
among which that 70 increase the number OF Cor
o1ers IL Queens County.
The following bills were ordered TO third reading:
To low the Supervisors TO hold the Office OF Com
mlsso1ers Of Deeds.
Relative ~ escheated lands.
To amend the Revised Statutes relative to arson.
The orsideraton of the bill 10 amend the License
ls~ was postponed TIL Friday evening.
Tire Registry bill wac then taken up.
Mr. NOXON moved 10 substitute the bill passed by
the Assem- bly, for that before the Senate.
TIE debate was con nued on the bill TIL III o'clock,
ard il waa then made the special order tor omorrow
Mr. ELY introduced bill To create second Health
Officer one il to resde at Quarantine, and the other
10 Neg-York City The fees TO remain ~ at present,
ano 10 be divided The bill defines the duties Of each
officer.
NJ. Ely reported complete the Central Park bill,
and il wss ordered to tbird reading.
The bill to reorgsnze the Albany Police was paased.
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Milan and menace Maniua with such az army as
Gen. Bonsparte never commanded ia Italy. The
Pope mus, reform the abuses OF clerical rule ia bis
States-abu,es go lsng upheld by Preach arms
or follow the petty despots Il TUSCANY Farms, No
drna, &C., in their headong race - find safety At
Vienna. The Rothschds groan over their Eleven
Million. Of Dollars lost by the depreciation OF
stocks consequent on the mensce to Hubner, and
utterly refuse 10 be comforted. TIE manufacturers
aud traders mgurrfuly reslize that their antlci-
pated harves: Of l-59 is likely TO give plsce to a
harvest of DEATH Everywhere apprehension,
discomfort Ind Incl sps,ion conyuse the breasts on
which the throne Of the Man Of December reeosed
50 securely few months ego
And the cast down, broken idol can never De set
On its pedestal again. He msy recol before the
storm be has raised, and sgain receive the benedlc
tons Of the Pope and the care,es OF the British
Queen: bat neither viii be more than Ep.seryice.
They know him bow, what the Peoples knew him
long sin,e-a reckless gambler, desperate sd7en-
turer. who would SIS sool dice with royal bones IS
sby otte, il the game promised to leave hun WIN
Ger. Th.y know him one who, having,
Ike Macbeth. waded TO a crown through human
gore finds it easier to go forward than to return to
peace AID inr Ocence. From the honr of his demon
,traticn agains. Austria, Louis Napoleon stood aud
stands alone among potentates. The young En-
perez of Russia msy, for bis own purposes seem
to be ,t his friend; but that seeming is an empty
ore. Napoleon I. in 1913 was the prototype Of
Nspoleon I'LL. in 1889 Ard the latter will probs
bly, rush on bis fate IS substantially the former did
Can those who in l55G chose James Buchanan
President for the ,ske of Peace, prosperous Com
merce and the death Of agitation, and who have
realize theTefron the Leeompton outrage and its
fruits. the Cuba fever, aud the general substitution
Of distrust, aversion and dread, for the grateful
affection and confidence wheIewith We were for
merly regarded BY the sPlbish.Americsn ReP1e.
lies, CLEAN no moral from this exhibition
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70 the Associated Presa

WASHINGTON. Wednesday March 30, 1859.
TIE Postmaster. General has addressed letter 10
Gen. SchOuler. on the part OF the remon-irants In
which be says the question ID be determined ~, what
shall be the amount and form of indemnity attending
the removal Of the Boston Post Office back 10 the
former buildirg. The indemnity must assume SUCH
shape will secure beyond al donot the payment OF
the rent of $2 600 for the Summers treet oce "a !.
shall fail due, and b that end deposit Ia the Sub
Treasury Of tia sum 10 the credit OF tue GOyernmsh at
must be made Fit be true that the State oca-
ton osrLOt be secured except at larger sum tnan mss
been heretofore paid the difference between the rent
formerly paid and that which may now DO exacted
should be added. The Postmaster General Gays ne is
in expectation Of a communication on the sublect, and
that other additional expenses maJ enter into the con-
sheraton As the facts are ascertAiaed, due
notice will be communicated b. those Interested.
The Poet Office Department has dispatched two
Agents 10 the South, with instructions promptly to
rt port al canses Of the repeated failure OF mails to
connect with the incomplete railroads m Mississippi
the object being TO remedy ths evil and enforce com
pance with the contract for the conveyance OF the
mails between New. Orleans and Washington within
schedule time.
Advices from For. Yuma give very discouraging
accounts Of the gold gathering Ia that vicinity.
Bernard S. SchOonovsr OF Pennsylvania is appointed
AGENT for the Indians on the oper Missouri.
S,ustor Yulee, who has been very Ill since the al
journment Of Congress, is row convasscent.
According TO letters received from Lieut.. brooke,
commanding the Uni ed States schooner Fenimore
Cooper now gaged 10 surveying the route between
Ssp Francisco and Chns and Japan, the g1sno isl,Ld
takeI possession Of by bin contained, st the lowest
calculation 900 tuns of gusno The results Of the
survey thus far notwithstanding the smalness of the
outfit are regarded OF high value to our commercial
marine.
report prevails here, founded on private afyice,,
that Mramon bes negotiated q secret treaty with
France and Sardinia, by which Frsace is TO furnish
funds TO carry bis wsr and Mramon cedes TO them
the I.ibmus of Tehusntepec, &c, but our Govern
ment for entirely satisfactory to Itself, does
- yfat. IN h.. nrUnr
and regards It az too ridiculous 10 be believed es
pecia y in the present warhke condition OF Europe
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phch The French asurper bss assigned her. II
full view Of her heterogeneous poPalsa1cs A5ase'
ment is suicide; she c,u better endure sn Alster-
litz. AusIi, viii concede n,tnrg-not even
though Ru,sia on the East is Anown to be
the seere. aIg and insigator OF France on
tie Went. Size will not recOl, bat she Will
fight; and now Louis Napoleon has thrown bs;k
upon BIN tie choice which be SET before her-to be
diseraced or 20 10 WAT. Ard there can be no
doubt as to biz cboics-tbOugh cowsrdly as Pa.
roles be must feht; since bis throne is supported
GA tayonets which would desert him II be We're 70
seem recreaut. TITUS, eyotts march toward
grs1d eoDhagratioa with memorable strides, and
Jure viii probably see the plains Of Lombsrdy red
with the blood Of tnousanis of the dying and the
dead. But whether war come sooner or later, Il
can only be prevented BY tie Intervening downfall
ofNapoleon If he lives and reigns, collision il,
inevitable.
At this iur the Ministerial crisis IN Great
Britain j. insuspicoBs ThoToiiea rog 10 cfic7-
We con hardly ssy in poEer-are traiisionally the
friends Of Austria while the Court half German
i. even more devoted to the cause Of Francis Jo
.eDh. But, the Wigs SID Radicals having reuni-
ted to beat the Derby-DKrash Reform bill, It is
certain to be thrown out IN the House of Com
mons, when tie Ministry must either res "a or dis
solve Parliament, while the latter course, il is gen.
orally supposed, must be followed by their defeat,
leaving their places to be filed by Polmerston,
Russell & Co, who are more favorable to Louis
Napoleon and less friendly 70 Austria. Were Pal
merston to-day in the Foreign Office be would
doubtless do his utmost 70 eXtrlcate the Man
of December from his dilemma, by coercing
Au,tris, if possible, into some shadow OF
conversion, calculated to cover the retreat Of the
French depot; but even this small prospect of H.
terpositiou is q remote one. Lord Derby may pos
.ibIy escape defeat in the impending Elections
the Radicals may not be satisfied with purely Wing
Ministry while Palmerston mag be IN willing to &C
cept John Bright as colleagues at all events, the
influence exerted by England over all parties in toe
interest of Peace is psralyz wed for the next two
months; and those months are big with the fate OF
Emperor To Louis Napoleon, War Is the resort
Of desperation while any attainsbe Peace would
seen TO be inevitable ruin. We shall be disappolnt
ed, then, il Italy is not yelled in cannon-smohe be-
fore the end Of June.
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The retrogrsds European Journal, al quote with
great delight the recent exposure of the corruption
pr.cticed in our Navy Department by Mes,rs.
Buchanan and Toucey. The famous letter Of
y. B." in particular, encouraging Mr. Toccey
TO psy several thousand dollars for votes for Mr.
Thomas B. Florence, n. c., in the form Of an
excessive compensation for steam machinery, is
especially welcome to these enemies Of universal
suffrage and popular institutions. Ste, they ex-
claim, to what results the republican system must
surely lead Bribery and corruption from the
very head of the Executive, who puts his own sign
manual 10 the most revolving transaction. down to
the loves. Official agent. OF course, with such
buabesr. the English conservatives can success
fully resist every effort to pOpularize the suffrage in
that kingdom. The Pro Slavery Democratic party
in this country thus exert fatal influence abroad
as well as II home. Mr. Buchanan sna sia con
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGhApE
From Washington.
trh 20 TIE Ny. Tribune.

Special Dsrstch % The n. T. Inoane'
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 30 1859.
Official dispatches received to day bring no con-
frmstiou of The ratification Of the Ou,eley treaty
BY Nicaragua, IS rumored, but the report Is be-
leyed 10 diplomatic circles, manly 10 consequence
of the fact ttat his departure for Costa Rca was
contemplated after the other negotiation should
be con pleted No mention is made by Mr. Lamar
of the prospect Of the Cass irissarri treaty.
The Administration is now persuaded that Sir
Gore Ouseey ba. scted 10 bad faith. M Intention
Was ever signifsd of incorporating tue clause IN
be British treaty, which Nicaragua has inserted IN
urs sith regard 10 the expulsion of iiibusters,
sud that condition Will never be accepted here.
The President is inclined to fall back on the
Clsyton Bulwer treaty, and 10 open the transit at
Il hazsrds.
No application has been made for counsel to SO.
sist District. Attorney Oud in the Sickles c,se,
which isressrded as involving great physical labor
in consequence Of the questions likely te be ralsei,
and the array of counsel on the other SIDE. If tbs
Judge allows the snteesdeu Of the parties to be
entered into, startling disclosures may be e1-
pected.
The Hon. Robert J. Walker hss hsd Mr..
Buchanans !eaer to him when Goyerro- of Kan
n., photographed as spro:ection against accidents
Il is full and emphatic on the question Of submit
ting the Constitution to the people, and upon
every other point which ne subsequently aoan-
1oned.
Mr. Erskine Secretary of the Brit,h Legation
bere, is gopg as Charge dAGnces to Stockholm.
lie returns to England with Napier.
Reliable information has been received here that
Gen. Hcnnirgsen is not connected with Gen.
Walkers projected expedition, but goes to Arr
zons with an ultimate design upon Sonora and
chihuahua.
Gen. Walker will himself remain in Californls
until his forces can be recruited and an opportu-
piy offers for the contemplated invasion. IL is
believed that his movement. viii be first directed
sssus, Guatemsls or San Salvador, such country
to form the basis of operations upon Nicaragua a.
terwaId.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31

The steamships Kangaroo and Persia bring
advices from Europe TO the 18th inst, week
later. Accounts seem to agree that war is almost
certain, and yet upon the day on which the Persia
,s;led sudden rise in the funds led some to infer
that an important piece of intelligence OF pacific
iuport had been received. Lord COwey's mission
had probably failed. Austria, France and Sardinia
were still busly making warlike preparations, and
il was reported that secret Convention had been
made between the two latter Powers, BY which
Napoleon promised assistance in offensive AS well
As defensive operations 10 the King Of Sardinia,
ard guaranty d, regards oil territory conqu ,red
in Lombsrdy on condition OF the transierence OF
Savoy and Nice 10 France. 1t was said that the
French troops would remain at Roms. second
article in the MonueRr had more than overcome
the reassurog influence Of the first, and the three
per-cents went almost to the lowest poiat
vet reached Ii was reported that Prince Napo-
leon was 10 be made Niceroy Of Algeria, the Com
mittee on the bulge. in the Legislature having re-
ported in favor Of the abolition of the Ministry oil
that province. What part Russia may take in the
approaching struggle yet uncertain; one rumor
says that che will oct with France, another that
she will join England and Prussia in endeavoring
to bring about peaceful solution of existing diff
cuties The prospects of the Government Reform
bill are anything but cheerful 1t meets strong
opposition from all parties, including some support
ers Of the Ministry both in aud out OF Parliament
Lord DeIby's tenure Of power was considered so
weak that the succsssorship WAS already matter
of speculation and of political msneuverng. The
Russian troops were besieging Shamyrs Capital
Mr. Preston, cur Ambassador, had private su
dience of the Queen of Spain. A Madrid journAl
states tia. Mexico has given fuu satisfaction to
Spain. The Portuguese Ministry had resigned
TIE latest quotations of Consul' are at @q't''
Cotton had slightly declined.
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr. MALLERY, from tue majority Of the Commit.
tee Cities ard Villages, reported tayorsby the 6
10 suhonIe the opening Of streets through Irnity
Church graveyard, Nev-iork.
Mr.. Smith moved to lay the report on the table
but withdrew the uotiun on the request OF Mr. Z. D.
SPENCER who moved 10 recommit the bill to the
Nrw-Yoik delegates. He said there were scores upoa
,ccrss Of nstrspces against the o, and tnat Il,
vss only renewal of the attempt of the lsnkss VINO
lave be, fer yesrs striving 10 enrich themselves by
Decoration Of the remains OF the revolutionary he
roes The frerds of the bl had not even the courage
TO report by liz right title bu. covered 1t up by
cslrg it bin for improving certain streets and ave-
uues N New York
Nr. SMITH adsocsted the motion TO recommt
Dir. WOODRUFF spoke against the ball, and in
favor Of ia recommit;al The counsel, he said for
Tr;rity Church, aad for those whose ancestors lie
buried in toe Old grave yard. weie now 10 this city
atng 10 be head 81 s st this BILL and he deemed It
proper that they should be heard.
Mr. MAILERI stated that petition. had been pre-
.eLted in iaYOr Of the Dill and that The COMMITTEES had
.n7n /. tAe.y caIeiu! confederation,
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PEACE OR WAR .

Our ample advces by yesterdays arrivals from
Europe leave little doub.-even among those who
have hitherto dOabted-,h.t a grea. European
struggle is at hand. Whether Louis Napoleon
really intended war when be. three months ago
addressed his menace to Austria through n. Hub
ner, or ne amt only to exalt his prestige BY ealing
the world to witness Austria recoling and hum bling
herself before him, is no longer material Suffice
ii thu. Austria is not Portugal, and neither her
pride nor her policy is consistent with the roe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31

Dr.. ALEXANDER y. GUNs. of cur City, has been
selected by Gov. Morgan from among number OF
able and worthy ysicians whore names were pre-
sented to him for Health Officer Of this port. AS VS.
are not among those who pressed the appointment of
DIR. Gum, We can with the more emphasis com
mend the choice Dr. Gum, though a jealous
Wig iu other days and = firm Republican now,
was never politician by trade while his medical
ssil and philanthropy have won him the esteem
ard love of Thousands. We are sure DO will make
an efficient and popular officer
We have heard rumors Of an arrangement to
defeat the confirmation of whomsoeVer-beDg d
new man-the Governor might nominate, and thus
keep DIR. Thompson in office another year. fsuch
combination has been made, we trust the Senators
involved 10 it are manly Democrats. Ii they can
afford to retain the present Health Officer another
year. in defiance of the Governor, the Republicans
certainly can. 10 that case, we should have bet
ter locking vote on Staten Island next Fail.
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The Nassa chusetts Personal Liberty
Ri1I,

BosroS. Wednesday, March 30, 1859.
In the ITouse this afternoon, at the close of oog
debate, the vote wss tsken upon the Liberty BIZ
Mr. Wells of Greenfield one of the Republican leaders,
asked 10 be excused from voting, bat the House re-
fused wien he voted against the bill. The bill vas
defeated by q vote of Yess 100; Nsys, 100.
Dr. VIM A. Alcott, well-kbown author and phys
clan died Yesterday a. his residence in AubuIndsse.
The leak has been stopped the ship Shaot'sS
Star. and she starts for New.York tomorrow.
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Markets.

xoafz March se-CoTToS-sslss to-day 80 bella ala
A. 9i.c Of la; three day. 500 b,es ieesP~
an ,,n. 10 bale. Sterling EXCHANGE, iesi flc9
PsL.oELPaiG March 90 -BEEADsrgFTa frn. Wsi'As
Esfdy OF z8d4sc- =. y,r NJ "a. p,.y.
s,oxs sur Ms PoRk nominal BU.x HsAr d1A LAS
fr bsi., lie. =. -, -, a., A.. s.iss
al Nor. ,be pascs.ion " .as o<flzu sdasos Atazs ~
80, Poax 81. NHIsgf Sc.
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From ALBANY.

ALBANY, Wednesday, HsTch 50, 1917.
The name OF Alexander Gum OF New-fork, was 20
day rent into the senate by the Governor for Health
Officer Of New York.
No nomr ations for Portwardeus or Harbormasters
for New-York were sent in.
G. VI. SayIes was appointed Hsrbormaster Oh
Albany
James II. Jerome Of Tompkins County vas nou-
ated for Resident Ply siclan.
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II was rumored in Washington yesterday, that
France and Sardinia had Included treaty with
Cen Miramon, bJ wtico be was to cede them the
tstlmus Of T'bsan'@prc and they to furnish him
with funds. Our Government does not believe the
story, it SAID but the from Nicaragua which
we publish to-day nay make Mr. Buchanan more
credulous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31

The steamship Northern Light arrived last even
ing, with important and interesting news from boih
South and Central America. The Government
forces in Chill had defeated the rebels Throughout,
the southern provinces, and an attempt to get up
revolution in Valparaiso had failed. The American
Cons llate vas ridded 10 the course of the melee
But the interest Of the news centers iu Nicaragua
where NJ. Belly has commenced operations
with activity. The United States soop-of-war
Decatur, which was snchored near San Juan
del Sur having been " taken for an American fll'-
" bu.ter," the President Of Nicaragua marched az
the head of 800 troops to repel the supposed inya
der. Before reaching the shore he was apprised
of his bluDder, and at once retreated, burning the
bridges over which be passed. Meantime, the
French seized the White steamers, hauling down
the American flag and imprisoning thOse on board.
They were also 30 take possession of Forts Castillo
6nd San Carlos for their quarters. The three
Ouseley trtstiss have been rat fed, ard the build
irss of the Accessory Transit Company at Punta
Arenas have been swept away By the sea. Oar
President expressed his determination yesterday
hencefotth to be vigilant, active and brave in
Central America. lie bias not been very vigilans.
Will he seize this opportunity to show himself ac-
tive and brNel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31

,ser, not 0nly inai,t deep disgrace OF their oTn
country, bat add streps:'b and weigh. to the
shsckles Of the people in Eurcoe, io'ss'i OF an
example of Liberty TO other natiSo'' America Is
now the tcsrecrow Of Sespots and srsNocsaceS
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4 baltimore Murder.

BALTIaoRE, Wednesday, March 81. Ioys.
Ricbardsop the lampHghter who was shot On Moa-
dsy right of ait week 10 the Western part OF TINS
CITY. died to-day. Thomas Kennsrd, who nfed me
shot, gave himself up, and has been connItea '~
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Locomotive Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, March ~ io1.
Eaily thi. morning, locomotive eIpode1 on 80
Reading Railroad Gear the Falls Bridge, khii-s -
engineer AID fireman.
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Ifm9lurk Daily Gfibmne
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

sosto. taken Of Anonynous Communicated VIVA.
ever intended for insertion must b authenticated By re
address Of The vrsruot neossuEI TOT Posies
don, but guaranty for his good faith
Ne undertake 10 retorn rejected Communication
Rness letter. for oes sooald IN sn es'ei DO
AAoressee 20 HosAcE 9sEELGy Co
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Pennsylvania Politics.

PITTsBURGH Wednesdsy, March 81, Io1s.
The Republican County Convention to-day passed
by large msjority, the resolutions OF tue lsie Am
Tax Convention.
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Fire in New.Orleans.

NEw-ORLEASs, Wednesday, March 30, 1919:
The two large stores OF Charles K. Baiy Il Co.,
wholeesle grocers and Pstten, Smith g. Patssm,
tobacco factors at TIE Of Tc1oupitoulss sas
Graver streets, we're burned last night L'ss $l''''
COO
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Ia the lower branch Of tho Massachusetts, Legis-
lstgre yesterday, Personal Liberty BILL which bas
been before that body for some three weeks, was
defeated by three msjority.
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Gales on Lake Erie.

DuaKIRE, Wednesday, March ~, ioSS
For the past Two days, We have hsd sueces'ms
heavy gsss rom Ire sest, ana tAe hsnes' S"~
known for tia past ten years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31

HILLS HAIR DYE, so cents box, Black or
Brown impsrs soh sO..y spaess.noe aud sdu.d 20 be
lAe bet IN Sold ct No. Barclay and BY al Druggists
ff.ble OseUrsT for the growth beauty OF as Hair
axcTIc Onrsssr for ohspPed hands, eofni and piles
SUDDEN CHANGES.-1he sudden change Of the
W, ,,o,r will BE- productive Of much sloess ans 8H'S.
sTTIS PuLS ,e used Those who rely npan the Do not
pom broken reed Recent cooshs are cared BY
fh,tn Prrcipa odiCe No - Csns't Price . oen.s box
noLLOwAY's PILLS AND Observation-Disclosures
tgcThs foul dishgGrug eruption w,u er Thoroughly
alaea b, oue or two apo tosiiJus OF t- OiNratN and
f~ u PiLLs. Manuisesory NO " "aea aae'
S4a-xsft.