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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
sHERIRP,s FEES.

The resolution to inquire into the amount OF ths
Shers fees of this county, and into the expedisncy
of reducing them, has been rejected in the Assem-
bly,. IL seems that body is not willing to have any
light upon this subject IL it true that the
Sherils counsel, who has been in constant attend
ance on TIE lobby both this Winter and last Winter
has been instrumental in making the majority con.
tented with ignorance rather than knowledge in TO
Iation to Democratic Sherif's official emolumenfsf
Ifso, is no bad expedent for an officer who Is I'M
willing to expose to the vulgar eye how much his Of
fee is WORTH to employ his couDselfrom the opposite
party Such counsel can perhaps persuade his
political associates to overlook or not TO sea the
ugly defects in the law which it would be their duty
to remedy. What kind of blinkers be may use il is
not our business to know, and it might be imperti-
rent to inquire; but it is not out of place for US to
suggest that conviction is beginning TO prevail taas
there exists in both political parties class that
seems to have stronger professional affinity for
their political opponents Of the same class than for
the mass of their own party, since they are fro
ouently found among the supporters of job legis-
alton and exorbitsnt official emoluments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

Some Of the journals are interesting themselves
in speculations about the successor of ChefJustice
Taney, when that llustrious author Of bred SCOTS
Immortality shall be kind enough to die and make
room for another man. In this relation, Mr..
O'Conors name has been obligDgly mentioned;
but We are sorry to say without the least founda-
ton. New-York will not, just at present, have the
honor of furnishing any one Of her citizens to fill
the seat of the Chief.Justce. The selected sue
cessor of Judge fancy, always supposng Mr.. Bu-
cbanan makes the appointment, is Mr. Reverdy
johnson of Maryland. Mr.. johnson volunteered
to make the argument and make the law, gratu-
itously, in the Dred Sect case; and he did his
work thoroughly. Judge fancy followed bis
inspirations on that occasion, and gave judi
cial form to the doctrines of the advocate
We do not say Mr.. Johnson was thinking of be-
coming Chief Justice in volunteering his services
in that performances butwe suppose that he thought
his great zeal against Sambo and Cufee, a' ne
termed them, in that memorable argument woua
not damage his chances for Judge fancy pace
His efforts certainly carried it, judging by THO way
services are repaid in these Pro-SAvery oays, n0
declared Slavery was good thing, ana ought 20 10
eternal in Maryland; Notwithstanding in one oil his
speeches in the u. S. Senate not many years BEFORE
he condemned the institution, aud declared II was
doomed to an early extinction in that STATE As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

The California Overland Mail, with San Francisco
dates to Jan. %, passed MelOy's Station on Tues
day. Judge McAlster of the United States Circuit
Court had refused to dissolve the injunction in the
New Almeda Quicksilver Mine case, causing much
regret that so productive mine should so long
remain closed. The Republican State Convention
to seIec. delegates to the Chicago Convention, is to
be held on the I'D inst The Anti Lecompton
Central Committee decided not to call State Con-
yeption TO elect delegates to Charleston, aud an
attempt would, it was thought be made to elect
Douglas delegates in the Lecompton Convention.
The news from Oregon and Washington was not
very important.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
ACCIDENT At Ann ARBOR.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The n. Y. Tribune. -
AsE AKBoR, (Mich.l Feb. III, 1860.
Last evening at the Junior exhibition ofthe Univer'
city of Michigan, the spacious Union Hall, which is
situated upon the third floor Of the Union Building was
crowded nearly to its utmost capacity, and both en-
tranoes were filled, from the gateway of the street,
BY eager persors pressing all before them toward the
already overloaded h0or when suddenly the great iron
plsrs that supported the roof discovered to be
oose from their fasenings above and that the floor
was swaying. The standards at one end were sup.
ported BY young men, and thereby prevented from
isdes received no support and fell with lie ponderols
weight and length Of 20 feet upon dense mass of
bumsn beings resulting in the injury Of four young
iadss and two Young men. Three Of the ladies' how
ever but slightly injured the fourth received
';a5 bad oasb in bis head, the other badly
crusbeS on the head and back and lsy all night nsen
sbIe This morning he was somewhat Sstte1 r,,d AZ
so cssed The pressure 10 yield allowing those above
10 move out slowly from their precanous position
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

In spite of the storm large audience was Assem-.
bed at the Cooper Institute last night to hear Cas-
sius NJ. Clay's speech on the history and doctrines
of the Republican party. The gallantand eloquent
son of Kentucky was fttngly received, and deliv-
cred vigorous and impressive effort which is print
ed at length in another page of this paper. Let
those of our readers who had not the good fortune
to hear it, read our report with the attention which
its matter and its manner alike merit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
r.. Tribune Campaign Tracts No. III.

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DisUNIoS.
We shall publish Immediately the recent powerful
speech Of Senator Wilson of Mass in which the fact LIS
demonstrated that the Disunion Movement, begun
thirty years ago by Mr. Calhoun has at last obtained
the control of all the most influential leaders of the 90
called Democratic party. This is proved by quota
tons from their own declarations gvcn in their own
language, and forming an array of testimony which
cannot be disputed The speech will form tract of is
pages. Price, ceAts a single copy; % cents per
dozen; 81 % per hundred; $40 per Thousand. If or.
dered by mail, one cent each must be sent to prepay
postage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

The steamer Prince Albert which arrived at 1t.
Johns yesterday, brought two days later foreign
intelligence--bef dates being to the I'd inst She
brings 20 saloon and 800 other passengers for this
city. The steamships New-York and Vigo had ar
rived out. The news brought by the Prince Albert
is without special importance. Lord John Russell
had stated in Parliament that Lord Cowley was
assured that the Emperor of France had no inten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

recansiDg sound opinions on the Slavery question 10
the test of psrizsn merit urder tho existing federal
regime, and almost the sole condition Upon which
Office is bestowed. we consider it settled fact that
Reyerdy johnson will follow Judge fancy, provided
he should be alive when the Chief Justice retires.
and there shall be member Of the Pro-Siavery
Sham Democracy in the Presidential chair 70 ca
tie vacancy. Mr. O'COnor must wait
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

In the Board of Education last evening Com.
mittee was appointed to look after special legsla-
ton at Albany affecting the Board, and instructed
to exert their energies to secure in any act that
"msy be passed, explicit authority to cause the
" reading of portion Of the Bible at the daily
"opening of each school under the jurisdiction of
"this Board"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

The Connecticut Democratic State Convention
last evening, nominated the Hon. Thos II. Seymour
for Governor, James K. English for Lieut.-Gov-
ernor, Nathaniel B. Stevens for Secretary of State
Col. ThOs II. c. Kipgsbury for Treasurer, and
Horace Taylor for Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

A very severe snow-storm-the severest of the
season-set in yesterday hereabOuts, and continued
without abatement till a late hour last night 1t
was accompanied by high winds which drifted the
snow some.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
Nttu9lork Daily Gtibm,te'
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1860.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

We orrrot undertake rejected Comm
No notice can be Anoss Commandments a.
ever IL Intended inserou must DO authenonteo Y
and sdde OF the wslter-not nfoesS1fiu i' YN
tion but a. a guaranty for his good iesD. - - =. IL
Eusnas letters The TRIBUNE should In al easos W
dressed TO HosACs 0RsELRr Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

After protracted Executive Session by the State
Senate yesterday, the nomination of Mr.. Van
Valkenburgb for Harbor-Master and Mr.. Louns-
bury for Port Warden, were confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

TEE Nrw.YoKx DAILY TRrBUSE Is published every
N szng and Evouns Suudsys eHospeedl-'oe mvs"s
= aNxsraa "a Cav Subscriber u LII osnts per wses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

-A,poIsrxESr.-Mr. Joseph ID. Costa was yester-
A.~ .noop,ed Street Inspector for the Third Ward,
va. Thomas MoCsny, removed Mr, Costa is
stsuach Republican.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
Office ser @asli9tsG Ompa9nie OOu
8altimore.
OienItoo Ben 81. WtGra 1860.

Wten1tN9 Den z, Dtlt5 I0bO.
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aut6criFren, ibr Stot &apital 5u per9rbBera", wel@e per9aee4l
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Wa6erlu9t unS &rebs furfrt.
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SalSbrdune (CrouD(

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8Or tnrSent bate zines metner 6tn6er einenf / eft1asn - ~
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Mitbma. 8lutirefen &c

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Neue8 prn G0bpebpn

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G9gs. S. @elltne.
Bronchitis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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biz 3 ertet &la1en gepruft. Sr. Wdnner
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uub i'm ueberleben (@rppniren unb Coupons
ren). Or. &pt6 e eralnInirte I'M OeutI den /:
unD 3tpar in Der erlten &laIie I'M Ne9nen IN
Der 3peiten I'm 2eIeu uuo III Der Spra9lebre ;
n Der oritten 8lale I'M 9te6net, Die 2ei=
ftum0en Der 2e6rer un6 Sditler perpienen 9lets
DIES 2pb unb freut e8 ut8, meloen 81 %fGnnen,
baB Der Stanp Der Mdmer' iden S9ule elm
bla9enoer 1T. Seute mirp bic Brifun9 fOrts
9eiebt,
8n Der &naPp'f9en S6ule murben
9eltern Die pberen 8lai1en e%ralninirt. Seute
Qbeno u ftnpet Der S9luB Der Brifrns in ben
Stem 2llIentblp 9toonl8 ltatt. l1eber i'm wie
iber sa8 9eltrige @ranen Der pberen &lafen
meroen mir mprgen beridten.
@pp. 6td8.- GOrsetern 1T Der @pus
perueur, Der ii4 jeBt enbli9 10 5ienlid erbolt
bat, mad LANCER Belt gum erlten Mtale wieoer
III Ietuem Amt8lpfale eridteneu. 8efamltlid
PAT &c lett W(pIaIeH lelHe OefAT98e14aIle III
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8ette, perri6tet. Der @OuDerueur mclte bic
fer Sage ieine @ntl6eipunS in 8etrelI Oea
Staat8 @pntrpaeur8 Amte8 abseben; nun
aber wplte 5r. Sorrett nidt, lOnbern perlars-
te einen meiteren NufIdub, UNI aud leine1
6eit8 iurioii6e @utadten ein5ubplen.
Stanpra Wbite M arip. - Diele
A,or4voffliAe Dame. Die audi IN Baltimore oe
FAINT lit, muBte @lantnlt ibrem @eulabl i6rer
glufentbalt in europa idpn wieOer ~berdnoern
53n Tplae elmer BON Der Geiiiner 9tesie.
rultd anaeprpueteu nuteriu6ung ftelte iid nam
G6 Berau8, Dag in Der 8udoraferei 8teuG
au Qloaua bus betunnte Wawini19e SOurna
oBeniferp Cd A5ipue" 9eDrudt wiro. SO belBt
Spdg IfanuIfript perDe tbeil8 BON Gurin (burd
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100000 S1incel unb Satten gum Serfamf.
&dr lenten bic autmerfiamtett pinfttber &unben auf unlers
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titdten unb @rSben. g8tr i6neioet BetBtannen- 9aubol8 mad
8eitellung nnb liefern Seniterrabmen, GbIren, @infaIiun9en unt
9pbelarbeit 81 6abritpreHen. Spre1et Dor in unleren 5pl3bpfe
&p. ITO siSbttr. @barf, OOer @fe BON @utau unO @ermanfr.sz
Su22s Burns & Sloan.
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mpaen lid ~per5Snlid ODER in frantirten YreIen an ben asenbn
ser @eieaibaft Srn. $. S. @ellin99pff, 30. 90. &bames.
ltrabe penben, welder unent8elolld @uStunit ertbellen Wro. Ol
MUrIoro4 miro Elm Widohen iar Die 5au8arbet in ener
SerlaI9I tien1sn 8anilie 8eaen 9uet sobn. 30 III
9erinstenIr., @de BON 4artitr. 90
WcrInnot+ Gin oeut@eS U6iO3en, wst@es sn8lii4 ipri4i
OeIluuyl+ unO toGen. pai9sn nno bii9eln fam, in cine
@aao9itr. 700
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reftr. Na0p
a. ot1o,fof : @ini9e quite S6neioer mno 9aberinnsn, wel4'
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9el1afh9un9 wini1en, tDnnenf9 nIeleeit bel
s., 8ltmltne, t
SEQ. 2 Nortb- 2ibertDfraBe up Stairs.
qub 1T Uaaidimea-Seibe un0 an' @nrteu SpOlcOttmSa bl4t9 81
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