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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07

LATE IRON JAaAICA.-By sn rival from the Isl-
place ID the Parish Of Wes,mOrelaud, in consequence
Of the oppressive operation OF the laws relating TO
turppikes IL seems that the little TO va OF oa
ysuLs a Mar there 10 Of those ObooI sbstruc-
tions situated that person leave the town 10
that drectioD-DOt resident 20 water his horse
in The TiyeT-without being subject 10 toll, if be Is
Il ouu,ed horse, mule or donkey, OF IN vehicle
drawn by quaoIuped Of any kind, or if be lead or
drive any oxen, swine &c. The peope o. that re-
gion, roused st sst 10 frenzy turned ont aud tore
Gown the tolLgate. They are said TO have been IN
cited 70 this act By the fierce denauciaon OF me fI
mouth Post the Leading provincial paper, whose e.,
itor, Mr.. John Costello 10 member OF Assembly, ani
wss formerly magistrate, but reslgrei DIS conin1s
zion two OF three yeas ago. IL was std taat q oe
tschment of Eve hundred troops-ot the Isl est lol.
Res mept-w were 10 march from Kingston 70 the ols-
,urhed diet, ard tina. the people we're Dreaming out
defiance sgsiDst them.
TIE Turnpike laws Of Jamaica, sc'orcrg 70 a cor
resuordeLt, have loug bsen obrO1ious. The Island
pre,s has rot hes,ated to denouDce them from time %
in a. a system o. robbery ard corruption. For in
stance from Kingston ~ MorsIt Bay, distance o.
,bIty ope nes, over TIE most break neck roads ina
gnsbe. carriage and pair, with two spare horses
rec.sssry from the hardness Of the roads-was taxed
the enormous amount Of s. II, going and coming
two eIept cays. This Is but specimen of tue
ner in which the turnpike system is managed 90 the
south eide of TIE islaod. On the north side however
ihrgs are managed differently. A turnpike 90 that
part of the isand would not be tolerated by the local
Authorities feJ single day.
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n.rLcu Rsnort,d b. Tsesrspl.

BaLLIaoEE. Apnl s-FLovk Unchanged Was.r qnie. ma
07pr- Provisions quiet; Mess
Pcrt rs So bscon Se.s sic WHISKY 2lte-
CINCINNATI ApTu s--ILOtS IN d-nsud 10 oil contracts
cn.d e closDs Gull q; st Mess Possesses OF 800 es
el7 IS Buk sHoyLDESsSses Of 81 oo0 % 81 g. delivered
Bacon s. dtlc. ,,
MOBILE April 5-CerroN The foreign pews has eAnsed Al
advance toe sale. today 500 bales 81 az no for MA
eHr A. ,e, Of les. three $50 bss receipts Of
time 4.75O bales FKICHrs 20 Liverpool nS@d Sterling
EXCHANGE. UtiGlts
cor,eoueuce steamers es aud eodeTs are demanding
an ..yance. SALES today So bales. -
ysToN Apr Corros ha, advanced slightly sircs
TIE receipt Of TIE sdyioes. sales TO-DAY oo ese~
pm .pFl PHIa April 6-FLoUR very dull and declining
s,p.rhue ,eps AZ Sc IS WHEAT, also dub and declining
hite 81 co. Rod, 81 So. CORS decired feos so4 Pho.
NlSoNs ouist MSS PoRK BIS 81 Bacon SIDES sc SHouL-
pvEs sc d7c WHIsXEY dul ard s-cin.dio ia G.c.
hEw-OSLEsNs April 6CorroN the sales II Corrosto
day were W $50 suffer Guosbly UNCHANGED pries
Nadlius lac. FLoUB aGyaEcsd he, superhne So Oars
nc, Mess PoRK sl6 50. LARD dull 81 lie. for bills
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Arrived,

SHIP David Bosdley Mans, Havre a days. ndse and n
PASS 70 Post Smith Co. In lat IS 40 Lon 40 90 'as ss'
Ship cofrs'iu. Cir pe Spencer London and I.e Of w,s
ship sr bobert Psst L.rsb-e, Antwerp snd the Dovue
es,. md.e to C. GrLnel Had w n. w. gales 40
las, IA GAYS beer II days W Of Geor.ss shoes bad plot
board Gays. In LAT. ~ g. Is 80 ,~ lnse qaAnsts@
fsld.ice; stro 4. T. Il hours IN orosT 70 clear u
Bark Jubiaum (Brerl Kmue Bremen 81 osys, mdse nd
IS po. TO Stanton Roger ss~ several large iceoes' on 40
BARK ves,s (Duch Nelson, LesnorB 81 days, marble ~
RAGS 70 20 Sine Buf-f
Bafien,re Youis America Collins. New Orleans March Is
aun The Bar Sth sugar Robert Williams l lat IS On
a So spoke Swedish brig from Gibraltar Tor PhiadsPAA
Bril- samsh er) Crow, rrniiad, Cubs. 20 da,' sugar 'I
Bs Gr.csn tof J.r,ey) L. rox, PerDambuoo Feb r. nA
H,neton, ) Gays, sugar GILLESPIE, bean Co.
schr stephen Ho.ch,,. tof New Haven't hen'on' cdsas'
March g, subsr 70 Mors sfos f.varro x % ,,. A.
schT Coast Pilot, otcbkiss, CHARLESTON days eot'on nv
sp D. Davidson Hardly steubsu Poiutl N. C., days ID
snar Aid. English, Wilmington, n. C., days naval stOssh
schr Aelsns CakoOn ws.biDgton N c. 5dsy naval stora
schr L. Bsn.oD Taylor Plymouth, N C., days saint~
schr Aoi.ui Jennng L,ke, Plymouth, N C., shingles"
Scbr Potter Hooper Co~drch, Norfolk, Va, days 'hia'
schr J.me, sroup, Gordon day, from Charleston, nds
sch1 Danv Lester Richmord days -four and sobao''s
scbr. W sshngpon. Hunt Virginia, oy'ter
schr. ALrs NJ Edward, Eo~.io', S9iol 'sy'' O'''"
schr Ellen Bsker steeinsn Hs~Oein, n e., naval 't"f'"
scbf l. b. F.,su.op Barrett Ply mouth ~ C., shingles .
STEAMER oeswsre coDe' PbiAHep hs aid Cape asy DO"
s,sSm.ip Locust Point, French Baltimore, ndse 70 H. D.
Cromwell 4 Co.
sAILE6-sh'p a,du,s for Boston al.o 'tss@srs A.osnN
for savannah; banon, Ch,reston Roanoke, Norfolk te
BELOW-Tbres bsgts outside the Hook BARK Mat4A~7
from A,piuwsl- BY pt Of boat May Ann
WIHD-W. N. ~ during the day aud fresh-
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ALLEGED HIGHwAY RoBBsRF.-0n Monday night,
John Muldoon OF No. 545 Greenwich street. while re-
turin home from wske, was stopped il Christopher
street by two bold yeuths who demanded his money.
John did not feel inclined pass his earning. 10
the yeutns Aforesaid, and the result was that they
Knocked him do VI and robbed him OF about so, and
then left him to ge; home as beet he could List even
ing, Ofiosr Barnett CT the Eighth Precinct, sppre-
Lsrdtd TWO fellows, who gave their names s, Thomss
Smith and Peter Dolan, on suspicion and took them
70 the Police Staten, where they were identified by
Mr. Muldoon the parties who relieved him Of his
wallet and its valuable contents.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION
TIE vote .or Governsr e very nes'ly compete
Our corrected retuus sle g. fol o~s

Buckingham abead......l,S9O
-Fou- towns 10 hear from. - Broosned, North
Sotire:op. Lsdysrd and Killing roTih-whea las'
wear gave Buckingham 81, Pr..t 6J5
ryor,-Th. vet. CT esch parry Ill Be ccu'6-rsby 'nss-s
,,s, ,,s,;.u:seu Of fan rs;urss fos Town nsorties
VOTE FOR CONGRESS.
"a, DIST -ioampsts. )-Loomli eectsi by Is maj.
Lcemis. 81 65 Hyde..9,6i0. CLARK 2Ol
III Dt,h-coup etc )-Voodruf cleo ted by $50 ms.
Woodruff. q, 6J7. Arnold. $500.
IIId D.st-Tro towns Esntins-nearly balanced.
BuInham..7 ,2ei. Hyde. 500 Burrhaui
Burpnzm--' ,-sp. AIyue--V,"'- Durnuaua
ahead 700.
IVA Dt,..-Csnssn to hear frcm-will give Bishop 30.
Ferry 1877 BishOP--9,f4.
Mr.. Ferry majority ia between 400 and 5oo.
The Hartford District was saved By the voters OF
German birth in New.Bri's'n who voted for IL.
LOOMS simply bscsu.e tee Republican party are IN
favor Of Free aotments Of the Public Lsnds TO sctua
settlers, While tsey voted the Democratic State and
Legislative tickets Tnus, Pratt had "A msjor'ty in
New. Britain, While Loomis had majority ~ rhst
vote may determine the organization of the next
Houte.
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ASSFNpTY-


Mr.. SMITH asked unanimous cor cent to call up the
bill 10 sueLd the City Hall act This was granted,
ard the bill parsed.
The vote oy which the bill snnulipg the Bgilding
Associations of NeS-lOr and Kings County vas de-
fested was reconsicsred and the oil passed.
TIE bill 70 smsrd the EIcse Law was READ third
time s'ter several attempts to amend it, and lost
by 81 Ia Co.
Mr. REILLY moved 10 reconsider the vote. Tabled.
The Guy Railroad bills being reported correctly en-
grCssed, AT. LAW moved they low be read 4 third
tire.
Mr.. OPDYkE rsised 'he point Of order that the
Committee ErgrUssed bulls had violated the iuls in
reporting them ut Of turp.
TIE SPEAKER ruled the poin. Of order well taken.
The bills were teen aid over.
Ire bin 10 authorize the Common COurc Of NeT
Yoik to erect and lease feny clip passed, and
motion to reconsider the vote laid on the table.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the chsrter Of the Central American Com
mercisl and Industrial Association.
Toincorporate the Grand street and Nevtown Rail-
road Company, Brooklyn.
To amend the Brooklyn Water act.
To Gefpe the duties aud rsise salSres Of Assistant
Clerhs OF Pol &c Courts 10 Nes York.
To prescribe the powers and duties of Csnsl Ulcers
in certain cases.
For the relief Of the New.Yo.k Instita,ion for the
Bind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07

CAPTURE OF PRIsos BREAKER.-Two weeks ago
ore Jack Donald escaped from the Jail at Brook
yp, where be was confined, awaiting tiia charge
OF grand larceny and was not or heard Of uotl
yesterday, when Detective Bennett me. him a. tae
FIRE in Fourth street. Jack endesvored TO slip ssay
through the crowd, but Officer b. colIed him before
he mao gone far, and took him headquarters. fhs
Brooklyn Police were notified and jack was heavily
ironed and returned 70 bis quarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07

WoNAN SHor.-L.st evening, tie residents Of
CbristiestTet in tie vicinity Of Gfaod, we're startled
by tie discharge Of fresrDs and it WAS soon SITTER
s'certsned that Mary Dohery, servant girl in the
ismiy Of Mr.. Benz amin Is4sx, residing a. No. li6
Chri,tis street, had been shot in the leg. Msry
in the yard attached to tue prernisss taking down
lot of clothes, when some pefson at preseat unknoEn
discharged gru pistol from = window in the
reghbOIhood. The shot took effect in her leg csus
irg an ugly wound. She was removed to The Hospital
!oT t.eGnelt.
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Nv IeiexrapA.

SANDY HOOK pril 6, sun.e,-Two bhy, and Tire. ~
Az AZ out. Bar bouni In Wind fresh from W.
clrsr a.. A. ...aS
HIGHLANDS, April S-Ope bark IN the ohng, eo1sa -
s,a.,r A,b.ua 5r ssysDrsb. an hsron of CDae.son
n,,sr. H. B,shkEcs. Wuo fosh ION " W y, shsf 90.
SAVANNAH, sprn s-Tbe sc'ew s'San.Sp haotsShsts -
c,,.'p, Inc .tfyed At Der wharf yesLsId,y evening. u
T. NJ atrsaship augusta, arrived q, her wharf at 0e
last fysuIg 81 yell -, -,,- a. r,.- ca
stfI, x lave here the l1tn or NevY ort, 70 fss
So, tIat DOR, Rsysus ard Neg Or-ans The LooisADs ~
b.r.epec ccmpauys steamship Co.rz.eoscos leaves %
saue cav with mails and ps'ssDssrs Tor Airitilan-
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Igy TeIesrphl

NEw.H.yEs, Conn, Wednesday, April 6, 1883.
Returns from all the towns in the State show that
100 Republicans are elected Representatives, and 100
Democrats.
The Republicans have elected Senators in the lld,
With. With, With IXth, XIth, NlIth, XVIII, ANlitb,
XlXth and XXI. Districts and the Democrats In the
Ist IIId WITH, With, Nth, XVIII, XVllIth and
NX.h Districts.
The returns from 81 the towns but Salem and Led
yard, which last year gave "a Democratic majority
elect Governor buckingham by zoos majority
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SuNssR rRoM sAcH STATE.

Hi5es 1gdSc y n. Tsl,w. 1.dsc. y 10. Pels 8 SO
81 81 .sch. Calf s.ins lsdlSc n. Veal Calves *iGN
dSlo -, 80,
EB-Beef Extr, AID First quality include nothing but he
betf, ,arIe, fat, Stalled Oxen.
Second quality includes the best fed Oxen, the beet stall
led Cows and the best tbr Steers Ordinary oonss
Of Bulls, the refuse ~ lots.
sHEtP-EHtrs iDcdes Cosset aud when those OF nfeot
quality thrown out -
There 50 the Boston and Lowell Railroad ard
"a the Fchbur.-l o tho.s the Fgohbus were oa
Albany. -
RsMAREs-Extra sna Fr Quality Beef sold qnck at .isas
advance Is ,he number m. Common Cattle sofa dun
there few Of such quality present Sheep soA
quick q. prices equal t. tho sales iOItuieh: ago
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cambridge Cattle Market.

REPoSTrp Fos THE n. Y. TslBUNs nv asosGr RupH
WEDNESDAY April &, 1850
Whole numb. Of Cattle At market 54 about 40 Beeves an
81 Sore, consisting % Working Oxen, Mich Cows, and QUE
two, r6 three year old.
So Ses7 IS second qu.ty SO 50 81; third quality eSs
ordIsry e. 50. -, .,..>
$3.50 Sl75; Coues and Calves, tSfG kA0 s60ssI ye,
lrss none years old slld 20 THEE old sSs
8SS.
sH.FP L,HBs-I70 81 market prices In lots, 50 Sse
sS4sj 50 sch EAua, 81 500 30 5 %, or from itdIc
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WASHINGTON, April 5, 1859.
Somewhere between the in5itipg and the publ
eAtiop of my dispatch in this mornings TRIBUNE,
q statcmeat witt reference 10 the excitement
caused by tie SicAles trial here was greatly eIag
eersted. was somewhat, though not to SO great
an extent led astrsy by the opinions of old resi-
dents, ou the strength of assurances from one OF
whom at atel in q letter that fse thousand psr-
sons were expected q. the dSors Of the courtroom
In accordance With tkis apprehension on the part
of the Offic.s. the peblic dsor wac closed before
the room WAS filed, yesterd,y. To-day the crowd
was decidedly less numerous, AID neErly sill who
composed it could have been squeezed into the
standing room outs'Se the bar. To one who had
hooked in upon tho WsbstsS tril IN BostSa aud the
Cunningham triL, the pres,Grs weaid have seemed
yvery slight.
Nor ihouid Judge from other indications. this
the city is excited BY the trial 1! ia discussed to
IA surc. ut table snd in the streets. ssd naturally
iptarests lille people and all people in their idle
xDomspts. yut dare say, that aesrly as many
,,.;aents have had their minds occupied with the
ate. Of Miss Ccvsorsn aud the Hon Mr.. Eastis,
which have becolqe one tonight as with that of
Mr.. sickle,. One vsson for tOi' probably H. that
.ast consider the re wit iciescDe conclusion.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.........ArRIL
Cleared.

stesm.bps--Asbsms, Soheuek, Savannah 3 l.. Mtfhin
Son; Roanoke, skinner Norfolk Ludam HeIcsen aNiOn,
Fostsr Cbarlrstou. SpofOrd Tileston Go.
ships-ChsIiot Of fame Knowles san francisco, Wells
Emanuel; Calhoun, 1Iuu.o, Liverpool spOtord, Nest0l
Co OIphegs, bO~es san Francisco sutton Go.
Buk-Ab. rtir a, Barton Havana, Moses rssl Co.
BrlRt-Abby Taylor, Otshsm ssu Panama Ralroaf
Co NctoIs Utsua (BTD Lsmoiu st. John, T. H. SsDd6rd
Sea Lark Allen Norfolk. Z. +. }. Peters, STANDARD Card
HALIFAX ID. X. Dewolt
scboop-rs-Kste Me ri Morris, Apslschicos Eagle Hs
ard; j. W. Miner, Berry, Mobile n. II. Brigham j. Pfess,
Strou, jacksonville, C. +. Peters Lotus, Joy, Jacksa'
yie C. +. Peters; rlora Scars, Boston, master; kss
(Br J. Malone 81 Joho j. g. D..i-y; ktddor, H1ksea,
sayannsh d. C. Murray; 1rsDitc st dses, Boston, W.
Lewn Co; NJ Markp, Beers, Boston. Dayton Spragne
Soop- Southport GiAa~ New. haven, master.
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Dtsnsssn. &c,

NlsslU, ~. Pr March n-rne bJk Helen EGanes, Of r. -
land Csp, LeHis from Pbsoepb8 for New ORLEANS .. Il
"a Aou IL Inlet The 2st inst cargo nearly AL "ei -
Lreg,L. heIe BY wIscker Some 500 tuns COAL sos so Il
bossny remain the vessel The vessel has see5 ,trP
TUNED. The H. z. but 81 Port and Ne, 10 1919 -
un. rated 2 Ard owned by o. l.. CEoats Co, Of r0n
sluso ct $500. -.
lBy !sts.T to Ewood water e.q Sec. Beard Usdsr,r.
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An Ahmy iisr7'sb '5Pea,,,, 70 - 'Nsr.York p.-
tsrs, ststitg tsai IN'I' 81 h't'H hN- dsctisf rot
10 i,,.rs.. W tn At W. ollr-unx and ass de-
,iled tha t.rfeS-sICs Il d..th mu,t 10 exeestSi.
Tps s's,eru.rf il c0;r,b s'eoa, fouui stion. Gov.
error Morg~n has mace ir''-an il reference 70 the
mstter, no, hsYiIg stcompe,rd NJ. 'Samoaton int,
Tie Gaze. NoaDy Journal.
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s11yermy COUBr-CHANBsXs-AFs.L S-8esore J.ixs
kOusGVfLI.

Iouis Fscke sgt Hear, b'r'1of snd ) trae eis wife.
phi,A spe, % e. -ccsa. Z s. 90 msfe ~ the
ss.S.r. 20 Iohn q Boser The drudsDt &C. up taa Joaa
q Boxer Is se ot-d t = ihe "a aaonit % .n- narsse,
On ar ,eoupt services f'nisr-i - May Ann TIE
fsnrlr M ..id Boxer a. the h-f usTfi-se 9TH John
D,aa Defendant. Alleged FosrG ID - r.S uen, slo
r4r week bosrd soi thu. Ms o-ss ed
fe.ded WIKI then tu ien' te O. oe-r tie aneoat OF 10
rlo,sse. Plaintiff moved TO 'trks out ns snswer on Acecns
q hyoo usaeas The motion 70 NggmeEt ehJuase rss
BODY for rlsiL.lf Er.JuaSe Edmopds i0r 5eendsn1.
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TBy telegraph !

SENArE....ALB.SY, April &, 1859.
Tie resolutions agreeing IN the re1ucton OF canal
tolls and emp6 weiiug the Canal BOsrd 20 reduce all
the tolls wherever they deem it necessary were taken
up.
Mr.. SCIIELL moved to abolish al tolls on the ca
rails Let.
Mr. SCHELL then moved to abolish the tolls on
-four, gain, beef sud pork. Lost.
After debate, the resolutions were adopted by - 70
G. Mr.. Wetmore casting his first vote in the airna'
tive.
The Senate sfterroon session Consumed by dis
cussioa of the Registry law.
EVENING SESSION.
Bills ORDERED TO Third READING.
RelstDg TO the rendering Of accounts by Public Ad-
mIisiratOrs.
To relieve Municipal Corporations from costs in
certain cases.
Relative 10 the Courts Of Special Sessions and the
power Of Police Justices in the City of Ne~-1ork.
The BIZ 10 anendthe act 10 provide for the removal
of QoaraIt1e was ordered 10 first reading IN the
Committee or the Whole.
Tie bill 20 provide for the erection Of monument
to tie Waliabout Bay Martyrs, was rscommtted.
TIE bill pIovtiIg for the Thrs e.ud q zlf.rnilon
loan wac Te cCmuitted motion of Mr.. OWEN, with
il stIpc ion 10 reduce the amount TO two AMI half
millions
Tie bills 10 provide for the payment of the interest
the Canal Commissioners drafts ana In relation 10
the Bar Department were passed.
The bill 70 the rat for publication Of legal
notices up for third reading, and gave rise 70
warm debate, but it vas lost 10y 10 TO Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07

ACclrryrALLY DRnwSt D.--As the stesnbox
Ta,..r hound Ia Ns tiay.p. ~svDg her D. tie
P,tksrp Fefry eel TtSy -ft-foeon, An unknown
yopp, r.r t>k --Se of sous- 'fisbts
90. s.,a % no rom pee, but nss>d
80 "a IN n e. tie ~s-f. Tv-fy a made zyN
- xstbor. avail I'D b, ,S1-d. His BODY ~u
,,ovr.- BIZ scl. sr1 ts~n . ta- second WGd
s,.,ir,- ioQ,e .htr- in3gs., ID B. he,1 - day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07

TIE steamship NewYork, which arrived St this port
on Tuesday from Bremen, brought iOl psssenger-
the lsrges number which hss arrived here this year
By one ste amship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07

Fine IN GRAND srREEr.-A FIRE occurred last even
ing, in the fancy dry goods store Of Louis FsllhsLd
Nc 2s5 Grand street. causing about so damage. Ia
suYed ip the PaSi6e Insurance Compsry.
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Cater Gnre.

DR. TRAILS WATER-CURE is located ~ =.
~ doerfion g. J9hn' PERI a. no. u Ia 80, -
bOARp eau Be oht.!rsd from 20 Ell per weet bon o.
restusu, rom 3 u BIO - per week. h. T. fhAL-
rdD A GORTON ". D., Pby,icli3s.
AR. Il. j. LOWENTHALS WATER-CI.s
H. ard OTHNAsIUM, No. ITO Bleecfer-s. !. nrs
inert wfhou, ooAid. Transient and permanent bosros
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NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY,
~ meneips sAfCRDAY,.APrl Is5s.Iss jss 4,
spiepdic steser HETAMORA ~iIl leave Pier foos .,
every TUESDAY, THU RspAY sDd sAIUkuAS, =.
ssAkp the usual andipgs.
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-Rises.... 5:S5 sets..... o:ji aooS-Ses..li fa
HsH WATER rHIs OAy.
Sandy HOOK g27 Gov I.anc i0 I'm Hell Gate ....ilS
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After tie adjournment Of the Board at the invita-
ton OF Capt. Crabrree, the members repaired TO an
tee an excellent collation.. Among the gentlemen
present we're Mayor Powell of Brooklyn, Commissioner
* ohicio ana ex Commissioner G.. ii. Marshall, G..
w. Blunt, X. GaTrigue james Kelly aud others.
Several tOssts were proposed and speecnes made.
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Passengers Arrived
aIsIAruEH ALAAsAI

n hip Co,nst4, GrtnAs! from London and his " Wyatt
William Hah
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ADJOURNMENT.

The Legislature, which will probably close its
session tonight, has been one of the best abused
bodies that ever met in our State. 1t has been
yehemently accused of all manner of corruption
and deprayity, and whatever it has done we'll has
been widely attributed to some evil purpose. 1t
probably contained larger proportion of members
to whom legislative duties were absolutely new
than did any of its predecessors 1t has had its
faults, doubtless, and committed mistakes-saddest
among them, that Of refusing or neglectng to pass
a bill correcting the abuses and arresting the
fragrant violations of our present Excise Law--but
it has done some things admirably, and many very
WELL Foremost among its good deeds we rank the
passage of the simple and pretty efficient Registry
Law; while its provision for Equalizng Tax
alton among the several Counties of our State ex
torts commentator even from its bitterest revers
1t has provided amply and frankly for the prosecu
ton of our State Canals now so near complexion
ard ha, not hesitated to impose taxes when public
good and public faith clearly demanded them. 1t
has not grudged the devotion of its time, while it
has in the main been frugal in its dispensation OF
the public money-as, in the present state OF our
Finances, il became it to be. 1t has passed quite
bills enough, but not so many as several of its pre-
decessors did, and very few Of the measures which
have achieved its sanction are widely objected TO-.
It has been surrounded, especially for the last
month, by On enormous lobby, who ought to have
been dispersed to their homes by proclamation or
some process akin to reading the Rio. Act; but
the gentry composing this august body seem to have
been more annoying than influential. On the whole,
the Legislature of 1859 has done WELL and we
shall Gladly look upon its like again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15
THE PROXY BILL.

The Times is lending helping hand to the efforts
of Tas Journal Of Commerce, and the Pro-Slavery
Democrats at Albany, to defeat the bill to enable
the members of our great Benevolent Societies,
who are scattered over the continent to exercise
their ex,tipg constitutional right to share in the
election of officers, and ia the management o! the
Institutions without the expense, in time and
money Of an annual journey to Nsw-fork. This
bib, by the way, was tabled in the Senate on Tues
day, but, on motion Of Senator Diven, the vote
was reconsdered, and it was passed to third
reading.
The absolute fairness Of such an enabling act
which restores to the Societies at large the power
of selfgoyernmeut, and places the members
whether at Portland, at New-Orlsans, or at San
Frsucbco-On par with those in this City, rem
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story low ;;s-uos very wN authenticated. however
that IL has been at LAST ratified, with two riders
instead of one. 1t is said that the prohibition to
the American Government to land troops for the
protection of the IsshSus rsute except st the re-
quest Of The Nicarasuan Government, hiss been %
far qualified that in case Of the pursuit Of 6lleu'-
tiers BY American ships Of wal, if they cannot be
taken by sea, q force may be landed to pursue
them on shore; but whether Mr.. Cass Will look
upon this as a. all desirable privilege, We are not
quite clear.
Meanwhile, the NicMaugu.n Legislature has
passed an act offering to any bOdy who will under
take it, the privilege of opening the transit route
reseryiDg nothing to Nicaragua except the privilege
of importing q limited passenger tax A general
amnesty has also been proclaimed as to all natives
driven into exile in consequence Of thelate troablea