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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1860.

reside andersen IN ,kis comfy am the w,iow o.
Tewiti AGgsay; asqoAntcj with Bsds and hs Wie s,e
time spoke 20 her until N my house snoJ
after bip art he had his boms 1t James betis Wnen ~
mapsd be moved his hons hodse In tue S1ng OF
1885, she sts ,ooA Der away Monfey mornings
they going IN "a he's ho back sane day. sns
,et In th night he there sg3ia ~ oog
sr dsn where be bouh, her ou be took her 70 ms
(hsr aser be removed TO my house, he took Der nom my
hou,e pst Of theway onyas r AaDahy; gos tins Ia
frms,ioa ~ m prisoners said his brother there s1d he
ala not take her further she stayed his fhers aboas three
ves Harden brought Der oaek went ons day aud cane the
merit Of house took and took her 20
her she back stayed about wesk she
came The month and stayed two or thee dsfs hef
brouat her day snd sook her back with MIN IN
he a, ps Of FcbrusIy; the u she there was
Wlsn Ms OsMy there she arrived on TUESDAY In the
v, and took she appeared Usual sence
she h.a cold retired about 10 O'Clock being SHOWN
dsam house. che says represents the mouse "ne'e
for dsense excerpts erainaon Of witness upon
oyerruedwitness then stated the situation Of the
tds FIRST his wife her last arrival sue
was An the don't remember whether she toos
she sick when she arose. and hd
been 20 dnps the night she sid h9 hs been cs snce
tsh bearo hin ,ay BEEN sick during che nights head
him ssy so before heard both Tho bad been sick at
The they said yoited think she lay the
of Wednesdsy took ginger tina, night
Mr. Harden prepayed IL 'o hers wac prepred IN moasses
iool h pe the the moses barrel was 70 prepare
A. tooh afr from shef In getaways this prepared Ia toe
foepsrt evening did act her take neard her
the state OF her stomach On "ednes-
dy be was sick Wednesday plight she slept 10 my ~ on
We5nr,day psht; she itch three times that nsht sne
aked for cold during the night she was az a. tne
onach end yoitsd made her cup Of to, on
sbt ssr tea; she got up THURSDAY morning before
M s.maeh settled Ia the morning. eit nome sDoot
TO- clock, and stunned about DARK
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MARRIED..

BAXTER oHILD--In Brooklyn, Long Island on hendsy
April l6 by the Rev Ira n Stewart Capt John Baxter oil
South Dennis Mass to Miss Jane L. Child ofhe former place
cLARk-ARNoLD-on Wednesday, April 49, at Zion Church
Madison by the Right Rev Bishop Souhgae, D. D.
Daniel CLARK OF Hempsead N Y, to Miss Corneus Rose
daughter OF emuei Arnold, esq, Of this city.
GORDON-S0UTHW 0RTH-At the Strong place Church. on
Wednesday, April 49, by the Rev r. Il. TsyleI D. d., Mr.
stephen 4. Gordon to Miss Adea j. souihwoth, eldest
daughter Of James r. Southworh, all OF Brooklyn
HARTCAMPBELLAt the residence OF the brides fs.hen
Cuba N y on Sabbath evening April O. by the Rev A. ~
Cole James b. Hart late Of the East indies TO Lydia A. only
daughter Of Rufus H. Campbell esq OF the aboVe'nAned
place.
KNIFFEN-CARVER-At Brooklyn, Il. d., ON "Wednesday
morning April 49, by the Rev Ialmage a. the residence OF
the brides iaher Sidney kniaen TO Miss bIie D. Carver
daughter Of Josiah Carver esq all OF Brooklyn. T. ID.
NICuOLs-sTRONG-On Tuesday lAprl II a. Zion Church,
by ihs Ssmue Seabury D. D. Lemue Nichols 20 susan
srcns daughter of tho late ~ W. Strong all Of this ely
sTFPHEES-kIMBALL-in this city, ON Wednesday Aptil
49, by the D. Alexander Henry Stephens Of Boston,
20 NJ, amor b., laughter Of tho late Moses kimbai.
sTRFMMFLL--PHILLlPs-on Thursday. April 49, st tho
Church Of the Eppi any by the Rev Lot Jones d u Nj
Gsope ssmmell TO Miss Frank Phps daughter Of Geo.
y. PHILIPPE, esq ell VI this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

,j Bcsrd Of Supervisors. ard they hereby snp1wsa e,on
The res OF the Cont 10 s1tboEs by esuon
vrsnsnce psr to the credit n sch deficient tppfcea
t,n snoguts BE- deemed necessary rom
any other appropriation spProphs hieh hsrs ss
tuip thu estiD4rd faaAs
Tor the oueLt year " shich said hsncd
appropriation sptrop1s made ths
amounts sal be 5remed and tsb the aud
nay be expended in the though tie same had
been originally embraced Ia such dthei'nt appropriation
SIC II sh and may b. lawful for The sad Board Of Super
vsos OF tie County Of New Yok 10 brow the f.h sod
credit of the said Uoopiy Ia sntcipaa Of the Iso Of the
levied End assessed By them FOR County purposes G the
year. such amount Of money DO nscessay 20
meet the p-ndpfes unr the .nnas appropriations for ,ad
year before the sad thsl have been collected sed =?
pledge sDd spgo pirate security fr the payment o. toe s.
porey borrowed interest thereon the whole amount
of the said levied aad assessed AID to ssas
bonds or certificates for boo Ssd
which sLa Known End iiins ashed County Revenue
the County Of and payable wrhn one year
from Il OF she with interest thereon al rate net ea
per cett said b Djs 70 be signed y
the OF the CITY and County Of NewYork codate-
ts BY nf said ,y, and sealed with the common
tsl Board Of Supervisors etsd by the Clerk of said
Beard Pyoridd the II all the beads % IL
al exceed the aggregate um OF tee said ,assss a.
levied County 70, the ouTent
year that the shall IN be diP0sed Of by the
tsid Board Of supervisors at ss than tb " vAae.
sKo. 8. This act shsi tabe edec. iInmedissiy.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK-.....APnr
Cleared.

Observation-Disclosures, Couch Norfolk Lndsn heneksai
MONTGOMERY Berry, Savannah, II. b. Cromwell Co.
ships--EssterD Star, Benny, London, j. K Dow Ansvt
EeWbt sin Cspetown and Calcutta Smith Jones Co hsys
ria Anderson london, Morgan Wiley Windward. hanin
Melbourne c. f. Fessenden - IN
Ccsners Sargent Portland @. L. Hatch Lyrs Thsmp.on
ssgua Z. Rubirsi GiddLts Leland hsAnEas n r. saa
i Co. d. ~, n.
BTiss-Znah, Bern.r, ST. Johns Rogers Rtchi Psrsst
Civ Balm Portland g. a. Hatch Co Linnett tsr Frazer,
Halifax H. O. Donovsn Water WITCH Larswsy, Yortsa'
Prince Peck Church Co. s. B. Strong, Boyd POt sPan'
Smith, Jones Co. ~, n,
scboonels-A Cbsse BIevoor, Lsgusyra Rkiagk Co Gal
lego Smith Richmond c. PiersoD lssbsls Faalkin'
Boston Dsyton Sprasue Echo Speawster Bermuta Smltn
Smith Jones Co A @ over Robinson, Washington h,-
CTeady Mott Co II. K DuntoD, sterm.n Portland o. d.
Hatch Go Ob ess n Ma b. Bate, o. L. Hatch Co cans
(Br !, Hslsey Falmouth, A. H. Solomsni d. W Godfrey,
Weeks save nnsh MASTER w L. Cogwen Penny BIO Jsoeife
a L. Cot Catherine Marths, Brown. norwak master L
Rowe Thomas, AbacOsi Wi0the-wi'p Hunt Bermuda NO
Call L. Firth. =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

TAKGs Ill IN CAR.-Last evening, about
o'clock conductor on one Of the Sixth avenue cars,
thinking that one of his passengers was intoxicated,
reouested bin to leave the car The person addressed
appeared very stupid and made no reply, whereupon
the conductor upon reaching the corner Of West
b. osdwsy and Canal street, elected him from the car
and left him lying in the street.
Peter Rafferty,, cartman standing in that neighbor-
hood being moved with compassion at the condition OF
the unfortunate man, conveyed him to the Hospital.
The doctors, upon examination, found that he was
laboripg under apopectic fit, and cid all in their
power TO alleviate his sueiiogs, but notwithstanding
their attentions the patient continued 10 grow worse,
and expired in about an hour thereafter. The de-
ceased wac well dressed and upon the fob pocket o.
his pantaloons was the name of "W. II. Lyons"
written In ink.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGs CLUB.-There was full
and spirited attendance last evening" at the meeting Of
the Republican Campaign GLIB, In the upper room at
Clinton Hail. Mr. President Draper in the chair; Sec
rotary, A. G. Hills. On motion of Mr.. Blunt Com
mttee of three tMessrs. Blunt, Geryin aod Youog),
was appointed to confer with the "YouDg Mems Re-
publican Unon," for the purpose Of merging tbs two
Associations into one. Mr. b unit offered resolution
to the effect that the Club should express ts dsap-
prevail of appointing any man 10 cffce who had Gig.
nsized himself by attempt to nullify aoy law OF
this State In presenting it, be inmated that he had
Sui er',sor Bel es ecialiy in view-that gentleman
having as be alleged, attempted to render the Regis
Try Law of no effect, and being now, it was runored,
on the eve Of appointment TO the new Aims House
Commission. After considerable debate between
Messrs. Blunt, Wheeler, Dow Phelps and the Chair,
the motion, togethe with snndry amendments, was
laid upon the table. Another resolution, offered by
Mr.. Macomber, appointing Committee of Three to
advise Controller Haws, in relation TO bis nominations
for Aims House Commissioners, indefinitely post
poned and the Club then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

School OF DESIGN FOR WoNEE.-The annual re-
cepton Of the School of Design for Women was held
last evening in the Cooper destitute. Beside the
spacious rooms of the School, the Readng-Room and
the extensive gallery surrounding it were thrown open
to the invited guests. All were crowded. indeed there
could not have been less than 5000 persons present
Dodworths Band gave their choicest music, but for
all the charm of nufic and conversation the CHIEF in
terest was centered on the exhibition OF the work OF
the pupils of the School. The walls OF the School
rooms were covered with drawings, paintings in
water and OIL and proofs of wOod-cuta, many OF them
disclosing mach merit, and all very creditabs to the
hundred and twenty pupils and their untirDg teacher
Mr.. T. Addison Richards. Mr.. Cooper has right to
be proud Of the abundant harvest which the public are
already resping from bis princely gift. The rooms
finely decorated with flowers, and with the paintings
and drawings remaining they were last night, will
be open to the public to-day and tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR Yesterday morning about
o'clock, horse attached to wagon, without a
driver, was seen gaIoping over the Green Point
bridge, WilIiawsburgh. Officers jacobs and Lyons of
the Fifth Precinct took possession of the horse as it
reached North Second street. 1t splendid turn
out, the mountings of the harness being of silver and
the horse was very valuable one. The horse and
wagon we're placed in the livery stable of Mr.. Pol
hemus, where they can be found should the owner
rum up. The owner Of the wagon, whoever he may
be, it is feared has met with foul play.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

TwESTHTH WARD REPUBLIcASs.-Last night, the
Republicans of the Twentieth Ward, held meeting
IN Lsmartine Hail. corner of Twenty street aud
Eighth avenue Henry Z. Reed esq, in the chair. 1t
was resolved to hold public meeting two weeks
hence, at which able speakers are to consider the
great political issue which invites public attention
and discussion. The earnest men who guide affairs in
the Twentieth Ward give excellent evidence of what
may be expected, and of what is hoped for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

Steamship Potomac, Watson, Baltimore and NeFoh, mas
and pass. to H. b. Cromwell L Co. -.
and pasa 20 Ludlau l. H,incken.
Steamship De Soto, BuOch New Orleans l2th Inst wa hs,s
lived Of Issteo Garden at I2I p m.
ship jeremiah ThOmpson, Blake Liverpool March 10 mas
81, ssnsea hip VIM fspscO bound E. same day ship
Cere, bound this aorniDg, 18Th, at % the hthls1A
spoke ship AntaIcu hence isf L
Bark Ella (of BostOv) Howes Asuadls p r. April .usr
beth Epsi,h, of and from Philadelphia for Mobile.
Brig Ann Elizabeth seeey somorsro Is; ast snsne to j.
Brig 6unsis (Nsp) korepa Palermo FEB g. passed Gioras
March H. fuit &c, to Draper Devin
T owen Son 18th inst, Peut MaerpIas besrins oy
miles dis sn' spike sip Thirty one s,ste' Of Camden Es
Bsvre seeking freight csys CUT oth saw org Geo. posSe
Brig Conquest Jensen MhasOans via POrssPrince ID in's
Big Hsmpden tOf Bsngor wi,ws HumAeoa P. R. ls dys
sugar to Brett, on Co -,
rig A6ics Orb BuAe kingston Jam-' ~ days. i0s"'''
3rs safah Peters tof Ellsworth Lord Neuyit.s April
a. sbip Resper ftom SUNDERLAND fer avans IS day
Brig Curew ,of BOstOn Matthew, Neuvtas nh nst 'asa
schr c. A. FarnswOrh tOf BaDsOr, Rich, NsuvisA' II d'y>
scbr' MaTy frances Kali, Bass River days, coal.
schr. A. K Wemols, Bogs Phladelphis days eoai Ill.,
schr. Columbus Henry, Forked River days, coal
schr Rober. Smith, Wilcox. Portland days stone.
sehr. Aired Hail. Aherts, Portland days stone .st,r
schr. John STANLEY JacAsOn Charleston days e''0o
HcCtescy Mott 4 20. :, -, l.. n.
VI. stores to Doipef, Potter Co. ,.,s
schr. J. II. johnson, Collins, Norfolk days. osAss '" W.
Steamer Uncle Bon, Levi, Norfolk days., oa,a.
Steamer Penguin Williams Proydepes Sd;s Ssss g. s
Acme (Brl Telfeid from Care FEB. "a
Two bsrks off Squep, bound In. - ,,...,. RoNn,ks
Richmond &C.. MortFomery Savannah and others "
WlNp-Durins the day, from N WI 'en''' "'
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Passengers Arrived

In sseam.sip De SOTO, from HavG"d-hm. G. 1grau.n.o,
Miss Aqranenio NJ Lyon W. w Cornell Miss Ada Clart Nm
Rand J. Manlecn, Csldsron, v Tep!a, K Rodeqas, y.
Csnero T. B. oe Luna A. Malta d. 8. Lee T. Vaon, Martin
Mrs f. Larsche Csrossss Mrs Echayania Mia Echsysni
al c. Matt Q. lynch D. W. Teller, Mr. Tatlo~, W. L. An
drews j. Serran d. Lnni D. Mauger P. de Equla, sono-
lsno j. p Brown H. Z. Milford J. EeAry, B. La5ue " Gar
oil. r. Rol5op julia Villa j. Julia, j. Hernandez, PerDne
c. Sso r. Be'sn Mrs. Cruz MIA " r. JACKSON, hisses N
and A. Jackson and servant
Ia ship Jeremiah Thompson from Lirepool-Dr. Hughes
In brig Conquest from MTdg0ase-T Tafontaue, Mr. Chsbs
of Poitsu.PTince.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

PHmoMATHEAs SOnIETY's REUSIoS.-A large and
intelligent audience assembled last evening in the lee
ture.room Of the Historical Society TO participate in
the reunion of the Phlomathean Society. The exsr.
cisss consisted OF two essays, address and poem
by members of the Society, Grafton by the Rev.
Matthew Hale Smith, and Shakespearian recitstions
BY Miss Lizzie Petit. The efforts Of the members
showed unnistakabe marks of the benefits derived by
them f. ON their private debates. Few young men en-
gseed in the Business walks of life, lacking the ad-
vantsets to be derived from debating society, could
have acquitted themselves 30 credably. The grafton
by the Rev. Mr.. Smith was an extemporaneOus one,
be having been called upon TO supply the place of the
Bon. Caleb Lyon, who was announced as the orator
Of the evening, but who was suddenly called ont o
the CITY on business. Mr. Smiths remarks were ex-
ceedDey appropriate and he succeeded in keeping bic
audience in good humor for upward of an hour. He
was warmly appauded at frequent intervals. Miss
Lizzie Petit, who is announced "the Southern au-
tboress read some selections from Shakespeare in
crediiable manner. The entire programme seemed to
give the utmost satisfaction, and the favor with which
the various exercises were received will undoubtedly
stimulate and encourage the members Of the Phi o.
Eathean Society to enlarge their field of labor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

ATLANTIC AyESUE.-The ims for removing steam
from Atlantic street has been fixed for July l, after
which the work Of widening and omamening the
avenue will be commenced. The work of widening
and Identifying Bashwick avenue will probably begin
about the same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

Found DRowEED.-The body of man was found
floating tn. water at the foot OF South Eighth street. Brooklyn
D. O'Clock this mic and moored TO the dock
by the poye of the Ferry Company toaws the
rival the Coroner who notified The body had evidently
been in the considerable ue there flesh
hair the face head II dressed In heavy pilot pea
Jacket, which was closely bustoned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

PIcKPocKETs AT A FUNERAL between and D
O'Clock Yesterday Aerneon funeral taking place at
house North Second street Brooklyn f. d. lady had her
pocket by cooIed who bis Hezekiah
Chester Bewas arrested the complaint of lady Mrs
Ette by Officer CARLY of the sixth Precinct and locked
await evan ston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

SCRIBb-BUsTNELI~-O "Wednesday April is BIZ tbs s.,
DR. Clark Ausu.tns ~ scba and Elza daughter Al fr..
Bpshnsll ESQ, all Of ,bis city.
TRUsLOw-- KTDDER-ln Baltimore, "Wednesday, Asyg
H. by the Rev Or Dyat John ruslow Of Brook u NJ.
Lfzze daughter Of Csus kijder, &C., Of foflaer an,
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nv telegraph.

CHARLESTON April ls--The steamship STsn4s,l mem
nom New ioik, arrived here ssi O'clock IN"
ing. NJ. u. .,s.n.hip Bslbee
SANDY HOOK, April 10 sunset-The Or. nesn. |, p.s
for Liverpool pssaed the bar at g. NJ MID uArr
ing In the Hook snd one brig going up 'ee DAY
ate from s. weather clear. 49,, and ye,sss "a
HIGH LANDS April 49, supse-No inward oosna sI.r
.aht an ha oasng Wind moderate from 8 weather a.e
BOSTON, April ls-The schrs tlors hns I'm ~ RsiIn a.
Snow have been got of MOnomoy. The 'cnr' " D~
NEw-OkLEANs April lsAiE slips Charles ''o so.sssi
Far West nom New.f orb Mongolia ana tS.-Aa -
Banberg and Nuremberg, HAvrei hnesuA'p
Nhistlins Wind, Messips ,,,,h wm LIAf
AR. issh-Ships Hslyhe1d james NesT. in"ol krusk
New Hsmpsh e. Mountaneer all nom 49,, 1 ls1
snow AutoeTat Crescent City, Newport ana pa.s,n
Nev.Yorsi bah sempoyera Bsrcelonai Arcae D''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

RoBBERY-Tbe residence o, Mr.. f. Il. Belts No.
81 Wellington street Jer,ey City, entered Wednesday
eyeni1e while the family absent and basket Of yerwae
valned al rs. taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

ALMSHoUsE DEPARTMEST.-The Controller has
not yet appointed TIE Commissioners of the Aims
House, as provided by the new Law. The Committee
of the old Board were engaged at the Rotunda yester
day, in settling up the unfinished business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

GlPsIEs-A party of Giosies have taken up thei
ouartsrs in en- orchard near Pasade avenue Bergen NJ
they considerable attention. by their mod
Of living.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

FIRE IN THrRTY-FoURTH sTREET.-Yesterday aft
erDooD lire occurred in the frame building No. Isl
East Thirty fourth street, occupied by A. Smith, car
PenteT, ss storage place for finished work. Damage
about $50. No insurance Origin Of the Ere unkno yn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

CENTRAL PARK.-At regular meeting Of the Board
of Commissioners Of the Central Park held on the 18Th
inst Moses II. GriDnell was unanimously elected a
member of sad Board, to Gil vacancy caused by the
resignation of Charles w. Elliott.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

Is NOT A FREMAN.-The members Of Thirty En-
CINE Company repudate JOfeph Woodruff alias Stan
fed, the fellow who made murderOus attack upon
girl in Mercer street on Wednesday night, and cay
that be is not connected with the Fire Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

PoRr srlSr Falkland Islands jan: Of coz. fsr 81
Flor, nee Of Bath nom Newly crk win "
Franelseo put In here Ia eahy ooneiton sIsJ whs
pairs The carpenten estimate the repairs " ]i'N
The barn Moripr Light Of New sedoId .nd sns ,sasr u
re- Of Fsi,baysn iboth whsleu) touched hefei 'he
Dee m the latter pee 30 for the Paeine s.s, st. JshH
R,.ya,r Anil IThe Br fehr. Alva OF ara o 1.lsl Al
n e from saStpn.h got sshore on the bSl, al 00snS
Ia is,,,r 10 snwood Walter, sec- Beard OF
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TIE VOTE OF THE METHODIST CoNFEREN

TIE VOTE OF THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
To The ESitsy Of The NJ Tribune.
SIR; VIII yOu please request, through your paper
that e names Of the members who voted the snbsute
for the s Resolutions the recent Methodist Episcopal Con
ference in this city published feel certain the ia will be
then apparent result Of the vote precisely opposite
o. hat declared he sotsl number being SaIsss LAfAAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

LANDING OF Mr.. wIsr.-About 81 o'clock last
evening, we are informed, Mr.. Wise and ms baioon
were seen TO land on Long Island, opposite TaIogg
Point He rOse again, lighted in the Sound, swamped
bis car, ana probably landed safely at Throgys PonE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

SEyESTEESTH WARD REPUBLIcAE ASSOCIATION
This Association held meeting at the hall No l69
Houston street last night but transacted no other busi
meas than the revision Of their rules and regulations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

AcADHMY OF MUs1c.-In consequence Of the Illness
of Madame strakOsch E;naDi viii be rendered TONG"
al tie Academy, instead Of Norma.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
tl)aler-Gnre.

CARATOGA wATER.CURE-0Pen through sI,.ss =
O,..y hr, h now f,ly prepared for summer 800
so,.Sss,' Aaarsss, N BEbOlrHA, H. D., ssis''s' ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

EIsrArUKs ALMANAC.
513t Sea ........ 6:44 Ncon-Riscs... All
HIGH WATER DAY.
Sandy Hook T03 Gov Isand... 1883 He-CstA.... 9s
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'sag CITY TAX LEVY.

An A. 20 ensbIe the Supervisory OF snp oSrSoses
New crA 70 rsse meme, by .ax Tor sy and nm,
snd us AZ ne snassS5,or" Of The COUNTY Of
rSlg ,oe p sSS tax fas county purPoles aae 70
sw aSr sbs ~ es,sntnrs tssreo ami also . oorro
money Of she collect Soasssio tbS Sl s rsd
!, an lrfu r. 1857 a" fsISeGSs being present
~ * gsnis Of Yoss, rspressnied IA s-aGfs ard
80 s.s-s-bfg cfds sotSos' a., 60 If q. vu.
c'SS III. board Of SlperVs~rs Of she Connty OF sew
- hereby eapoweTed as room q. con7enien.Y my o
pn,ssss this oct, 70 OF der and Cause 20 oe se "
~ 10 ana personal subject ~ taxation sccorns
Of arc within tAe City and Ooduy OF Ne" OH sod 70
- I'D according law tin sdditsoD to the seVers sums
, il be laifei BY special sws) sum not er
e,edne ais SO account Of too Corporation OIL sae my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-05

WORKS OF VIRGINIA SCULPTOE.-The fol-
lowing notice Of the recent works OF Alexan-
der Galt, is copied from the Norfolk Argus:
We learn that the las finished work Of ou!
talented townsman. Calf, his bust of Sappho,
a beautifully touching piece, which has ex-
cited much admiration in Florence, has been
bought by Miss Riggs, of New York and Will
be brought to this country. The arts, has ais o
in hand u very poeticai subject-the human
soul looking at death 1t represents 4 Psyche
inst throwing away her garments of the 1tesh
her wings not quite developed, her lamp
nearly ex,inguished-reclinin on rock. She
casts look of sadness partly OF fear, on the
figure OF Death just under her feet The pro-
duction is Just rs regards the lines of compo-
sition-and a musician would say thatit was
composed on delicate minor key. The figure
is one third life-size-and the tender sadness
Of che composition elicits the tear of the be-
holder.