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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-10

before he wat TO the Legislature. on hanesons
Office, the euaumsBts OF which were increased while
bo was the fcumbent thereof to the tune Of si5 900
or s,O, 00O yer. Now, hsvrg srnasssd fortune,
he goes to the Legislature and finds II 10 bis interest
70 oppose the pRssage of the tax levy aud thereby
keep Us out of salaries, month after month unless
The tim of sl95, 900 Is nssrted IN the tax levya for
tie CommissiOaeTs Of Record Of course. IL those
who are 20 strenuous In opposing the tax levy win
the $4,000 stricken out viii pay the ten per cent
shave We subjected 10 our wauans, out OF the
proGs arising from their conduct, viii patiently
wait.
But 10 be sEinded every mouth out Of ten per cent
on our pay, simply because the levy NOS pased,
ia little TOO much for human natre and hope you
will hold up for public execntion any man. SET OF
men, who viii prostitute their Office, either In the
Legislature or out of il, to aggrsndizs themselves,
while their former fellow clerks ma ie the vctl ms
OF their cupidty Il is nearly three months since
any salaries have been paid BY the Controller and
ask you not to "ls' on the sspient vampires at
Albany. We have daily expenses that must DO met
rent, provisions, clothing &c., aud without pay,
we must suffer. VICTIM.
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THE TAX LEVY-THAT $4,000.
To ns Editor Of TIE ~ Y. Tribs.o

To ths Editor Of TIE ~ T. TTibss~
srR In consequence of the neglect or refusal OF the
Legislature pass the Tax Levy for the present year
], in connection with several Others in the same De-
par neDt all with large families dependent upon our
monthly salaries for support have been obliged to n.y.
pothe cate my warrants upon the City Treasury for
monthly salaries due for the year 1860 up to the pres
ent time very heavy discounts in order to meet the
pressing demands for the ordinary nscessaries Of e
And what MATES il still more perpexing, Is tho din
entity in negotiating the warrants while the hands
Of the Controller. five could get possession OF them,
the negotiation Of thea would be easily ;compishsd
You afro ssk, A" Who Is keeping back the tax levy
10 rte LegisIaturel' Thoss PeeuH'arHy infere'fea,
of couiss and among the oAs who foAtherea Ms nes'
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday, Presiden
STEWART in the chair.
Mr.. PURDT offered the following resolution:
Re,r,d That the legal adviser Of this Board be and he Is
hereby requested inform this Board whether the taxes here
upon incorporated anies within the county
and Receiver Of Taxes has been unable to collect
lawfully be applied % the credit Of this county IN Iedo,n o.
wear 1889 whether such taxes can In any way be ma sysa
bs A, credit this comfy settemsnt with the state
Controller, Of the amount Of the State taxes
The resolution was adopted.
The quarterly bills 10 the amount OF $40 OF various
ply eicaDs for post-morem examinations In the Coro-
mel department were audited
Several Supervisors expressed the opinion that most
of these examinations were unnecessary.
The quarterly bills Of the four Coroners amounting
to 1855 IL, we're audited.
After passing several LIS, the Board adjourned to
Tuesd next at 8 p. m.
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TIE NUMEROUS ASSAULT on A SALoR.-OAfssr
Esssn of the Firss Precinct Monday arrested Rich
ara Williams, charged with being one Of tue doEsa
rowdies who so brataliy assaulted Henry Dednekson.
on Friday night last. The Assault took place at thu
corner of Carlisle snd West street, when Dsdrcksea
was pounded with fists and sluOg-shots till he was IN
sensible, aud thea left for DEAD. Jeremiah Murphy
and John Greenwood we're previously arrested on the
same charge and al three Of the prisoners were CON-
mtted TO the TOmbs By Justice Connolly to answer
The wounded man std hes in very critical coadtss
AZ the New. York Hospital.
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THE TnoUsLEs 10 Dx CasxvERs CHgRon We
have received com nusicasisp from member Of sss
church In behalf Of ths party IN oppo ,tioa 70 se sss
tor he sage that the dIf suty arises from the sssS
tbst DR. asrtt himself Eagli-h nan and bsrs. a.
pes+d otbe people OF Eosand for assistance 10 carry
on The church, without the knowledge or cosssns q
the DeacODs or Trustees. He says: ~ ~
Or osose when Last Pad tho sppes Great Britain fire ~
came ,nows Va ns. oouoy tsrogss the seya rs
xs<nehy Chester snd Harvey tell s1.essi, msrssi -
ebasDed seeing the nsetves degraded the svel osssop
ss II q y ' pa u.
psa On the oshsr hand the Church BY MAJ rty %
tees and approved and rsa-d EasI.s spool rsss rs
matter rni the anassl election Tor Trusts tho So q
friend. received q yotes While Mes.r Harvey aai ro,tiss
received eSy 81 scc.rscss hoxs,sr Va; ..ssd Zoo tbs
test had been banded them sssits giving Dr. Hsri ssfk
ea il % 90 ss sgSsus 81 s1s
htpe Of saa,i aerwsrd lid before them, aad tssg
iS Which they did SsdsT !r Ssads sad sss 10 a. s
b ess6ss At the tsuus meeting Of the Society Fl ne
Chs vs e the Pursns held Monday evening March I.
1880 u ne ectc,oou cite the election .ftssse
ast "a fOr rrusses % Of which sposspS
e Be gssp sseh for ThOm.. Hail William wsisG .sd
Tonfss. and q Tor James O. esansts, sod three iT
ss. md s, " me sGs.ssss AZ
pssss Is:als sas, DO, very .aoa i ss.ssss.
factory was prodoced before Us, proving shal 8
hs e a' % s.d %sss
Beny A. Hart ard IN cooEtns ,ui the bsio o,antsd
h Charles R. Harvey and Charles D. femp
kin. hsyss YHy en1 mseny Of the legal vos sa&
6ay Trustees Of said "a ey to serve Tor tes
from the slst day OF M,rch insxt that between thu af
Thomas J. Ran Wm r. whitrs Henry A Hsrtt sad rmss
Bennett there tev sod that neihs- Of them duly
elected which certified unde hzots and se ala this
''d day Of March 1852 SE CIV Il Wafrk- fs seal
Now that this whole natter Il to undergo iadisasI
the public is asked to suspend It's opir.
ION until il 10 determined by legal evidence who is in
the right, AID who in the wrong, in this controvssy
until IL ia Clearly shown whether any Illegal goes weso
cast in tho recent election.
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No 22o sdav., corner of 10th st.,



SWELLING OF THE TONSILs.-This prevailing
affection panied With swelling Of tire ssuSs Of the neck
under the without warning feel Gully,
which followed Of fall habit by aud hsPs
deiriun Be the least aarmsdt IL affair Of few
days take the following advice: SO
tackled swallow from i've 10 eight OF the BR4NDRErH PILLS
IT, In six eight hour your not easier four ak
Elk pills. In the next twenty four
ahoud be taken and decided amendment has tsken place.
smaller dose the third day This ample plan Of treatment Is
sure piece o. Acocks Porous Medicsed Plaster
very adyaageOusly applied to the throat both sdss
or BandTeh Lniueni other safe warming application
Good nursing shoHd DO secured.
BRASDRBTH's PmLs highly pized BY all who
deafness dizziness Of the eyes 10 For haou
family speTen ocne, and purifier Of b Cd
unsurpassed and In all audi attacks OF sickness their
prompt Is oisea the means of saving vainsble lives.
DEAFNESS CuKED.
b. BRAspRsra, M. D.:
sR: Six attack
es which that my life for considerable
length time dsspared Of When recovered deaf
cond With difficulty sustain conversation, and almost Se
SPARED Of being see Rsding adversise
Of your valuable PMS purchased two boxes afer
using wiish found ysek entirely recovered consider
bur Justice to you and thcss like Afflicted this should be
known. Gratefully yours, II. L. SPENCER
Dan,iLe Va ,Msrch "a, 1850
rEw- YokK April S. 1860
DR. g. BaAsDRErH-DrAE SIR; In the Spring o. 1888 bad
the break thigh, IN consequence OF Ehsh ny
xireely deotated, nd unefea W.
great with dizziness and severe pain IN ns
head aud sioe and oppression o. the heer. va
relief and bad dospsirro II Ill nay Mas naucsa 70
ry your Pills. rhc sost Instantly i-Nee me- ana
time completely health iconstoS them tne oess
medicine IN the world fOa1, ,Isi; Ma $50 w.,..n.
Sold at per box Witt fon drscsion the priaeP
office re- 2s4 Cassst and No Union square ana oy al
Dealers
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CHARLES @. MURcH.

wearied with the delusvs and uDsstisyng pursuits of
political He snd accordance with the sps Of enterprise
which early lsbors again that Geld
industry 20 congenisl to his fselinrA
uEch pleasure being able to state that the
msnts being made for renewal and inlay Of (rs and
heavy stock Of rich materials will enable him 20 tho DO
ands and sst the taste fashion, and reneme Of the ncs
The GenfleBeHs Department
viii embrace every variety Of
HATS AND CAPS
Of the styles adapted to youth manhood old
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FaTAL KIrE-FLrIEG ACCOMPLISHMENT Jones,
aged sixteen years wasfysnr kite Sunday afternoon from
the top Y Ch.rry street when he fell Cd the rcsf
While Walking backward He aighe upon shed beneath
ceivng internal pHss He eonveysdto the New
York Hospital he died yesterday moaning Coroner
ScbiimeT acid inquest body which resulted in
Of Accidental dezth"
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awaiting an examination. Yesterday afssrno'a sbs
accused we're t,ksa before Jussics Connolly for ers-
iDstion, wbso Of hon pleaded aot sui1y,' 1sfs
The oshsr hsd "nOthiog 70 say" Taey were bss
eommtteI for t.isl
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Advertisement
Heavy FAuuREs IN orr MI

HEAVY FAILURES IN OUR MIDsr.-The failures
Of the regular practice In OF conm2on hsy. driven
even bod. to the employment OF the SDAS BaLssn
OF LIvEkwoRr AsD HokRnoUSD, which eutes all Cold ana
Cousk and aeysa the rings Of s,au tho
Ii may Do fsund Il al the Drrggs.s
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DEATH or AN IScESDARY.--,Jssn Baptisie La
Rochelle who sssistsd in setting fire to the
crockery store No. 233 Greenwich street. ON the
2Orh ult., died on Monday morning at tue new
York Hospital, from the effects Of burns re-
ceived on that occasion. few days since the
deceased fearing that he about TO die sent for the
Fire Marshal and in the presence OF witnesses made
full confession of the ncendary attempt, which con-
fesson was published at length in The TRIBUNE. lie
st.ted that his employers, who occupied the store
Dedaee and Corus Mocissette, employed him 70
set fire to the premises, rs they were DONG
losp0 business They were insured for more than she
value Of them stock and thought to profit by the burn
inc. While they were setting hre to tho store, La
Rochelle inset some camphene into his boots, which
becoming ianited burned him fghtfay 81 to resul!
IN death. Coroner schirmer held an inquest on the
body when the jury reurneds verdict Of y" death from
burus received while ia the act Of setting e to the
u,e mises No 233 Greenwich street" The amount Of
damage done ~ the fire about 81 700s5O0 10 the
Morissetes and 81 200 TO Joseph Mcton their next
nsighbor, OF whose success they were exceedingly
Jealous. TIE two Morssettes were arrested at the
time OF the occurrence suspicion Of having fired the
place, and have siaee been confined In tina Tombs,
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IAdxrrtisamnntl

Gas Gas l-NeNy Gas FIXTURES Tor the Spring
superior any ever offered before, viii be found q
sroa Msnufacurns Depot Resseysd TO No 90 Broadway.
oppo,te Niblo'. WAasRR, Fhck Co
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Thousands Of young men baye been saved from
ruin aud ohe hocsunes directed IN Of their tenss 70
honor aud rune by obtaining PPRSsoLoaoAL EKssariess
ana advice at fowler WELLs No. sos Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-10

Millions OF Bottles of Mira WNsLow's SoorE-
sHps every year IN the unitsS States f
Children TesiaG With M az succe.x Re,s Is iEBss-
date and certain, oay - cents ootsls.
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the late. styles, adapted to youth manhood, or old .ss

The Lddies' Department
will be found Tspes with every article connected with these
hsbments essential TO comfort and sppeaTasse and ind
penssoe the Of health and the cham Of beauty
In giving HE personal attention his welkD0~n busnes
location
No go 3aav., corner of 10Th st.,
he will be enabled furnish HArs and CAPS Of The most beIs
G fabric such in times pas. constituted the pride Of his art
readily introduced the world Of and asoa
will again have Model Hats" Souvenir Hst" Mssosio
Universal"
With Of his continued presence drring al baA
ness hous and dispensing with Lbs hands outward
TIE peculiar conformation Of The head may require
be hopes reoevs that patronage which in former times
literally bss.ow I'd upon his lsbOrs
CHARLES O. kURcH,
No 30 3d-ay corner 10tast-
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IAdversisomsntl
ERIT.COYrRINt

FfET-tUFFKINN FVN IffF lUt Nu,-OAN-
OF Doors and SHOES fer Children has been
etny,d exprey city trade and parents want 70 pro-
ess rood sTtise 81 o~ should hs selections a
h,s sta5lishaens no el3 Brosoway.
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Mr.. Ms1kinfsld Addey, the proprietor Of the ne "
comic daily paper about TO Ia started in this city, ia
not stranger to the country, but has resided here for
the past two years.
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TAdsortissmentl

DIR. SWEETS lNfALLIBi.E LiSiMsSr
hes boz n used By more than Mlios People
DIN su EErs iSsALLIBLE LiSfsESr
10 fas sale BY al Drgsglxs. Pucs 30 cests.
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cosrIyEsRss ND pIrlryEss CURED.
fAdvertLserlouh

ONLY For THIS MONfH.--Dr. Il. d. foorE,
A., Phxean .nd Electrician, Of Saratoga Spdnss,
sDJ or Of sdics SeGss vii positively eaye this
go ~ one. IA, sauneT Oce "a srs,ogs tue lac OF May.
AZ - hsy. d ult chronic disexsss shoud call and oousa
I'm al sn,e n Ais Winter 0c1, No. SO Broadway. Ohcs
hour. from 10 . N Generalization iree
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ROBBED OF WIFE AND MoSEY.-Hime Ferera, a
Spaniard keeps faiors boarding house at No. 378
Water street. The business appears TO have been
profitable one, az the dsrkeyed Spaniard had been
abled to accumulate $500 in gold and wife. He had
in his employ, runner, another Spsnard named
Sylvanus Febone. Sylvanus appears TO have given
good satisfaction to has employer, and also to his
poyer's wife. Mrs. Ferrsra conceived violent affec
ton for Sylvanus and after the twain had been
csedingy intimate for some weeks, they concluded to
eope. Accordingly Mrs. f. packed her valusbles in
Syyanuss trunk put her husbands $500 in her pocket
borrowed $40 from his private purse, asd on Sat
urday morning. called cart and sent the trunk to No.
81 Franklin street. The loving pair soon followed,
took convenient. apartments In the house, and made
themselves as comfortable possible under the cir
cumstances. Mr.. Ferrera missed his spouse, but
missed Bis money still more when he discovered that
il was est He caused search 10 be instituted for
the missing air and they were finally freed in their
comfortable lodgiDgs policeman soon dislodged
them and convey ed them before Justice Connolly at
the Tombs. On searching the cuprits nearly all the
stolen money was recovered, and the gully couple
were held for an examination. Still another Spau-
lard named, Antonio Ferrera &c Mello, appears as
complainant in the Ii appears that he about
10 purchase partnership in the boarding house. and
for that purpose had paid to the unfortunate husband
the sum of $780, ThD amount also fell into the hands
of Mr.. Fereras rapacious sPouse. While in court
the clipping lady, who is both ancient aud Unlocking
declared that she rouid forsake her Febone"
and was lavish in the exhibition of her abiding affection
for that unfortunate individual. He appeared nowise
charmed with % is neighbours wife" when he found
there prospect Of her losing the sureptitious
funds and seemed inclned to restore her to her huS
bands arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-10

The steamers New-World and Isaac Newton wiz
hereafter leave Albany at o'clock p. m on the ar
rival Of the express train from the West instead Of
p. m, as heretofore.
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CoLLlsIos.-About 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
during the fog tie Wall street feyboats Bedford and
Metropolis came In collision when halfway across the
river. The Bedford had wbeel-houss, gsntlemens
cabin and stauchi,ns carried away, and was compelled
10 lay up The ~ also sustained considerable damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-10

Mayor Wood viii visit the Brazilian corvette Dom
Isabella to-day at o'clock, in company with sever
other officials of the Mayors Office,
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fAdveftiiement.l

Advertisement.
NEW YoRK. March %, 1850.
Every objeo. hes a bright aud dark 1ids.
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The ARCTIC MEETIsG-Tbe Committee Of the
Geographical Society have succeeded in collecting 3
sufficient fund 10 render the proposed Polar Expedition
of DIR. Hayes fixed fact. Bat it is desirable to equip
the expedition in such manner that they will lack
none Of the convenisnces of life which be carried
into the inhOspable regions beyond the Arctic Circle
meeting to express the sympathy Of the public in
this important scientific undertaking will be held this
evening in the large hall Of the Cooper Union Bende
DIR. Hayes, himself, the Rev. Dn. Bsthnne and
Thompson and Judge Charles p. DAILY will deliver
Addresses. number of interesting Arctic curiostes
will be exhibited Tickets free may be had on sppli-
cation at the Rooms Of the Society in Clinton Ball.
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CITY ITEMS

gunshiue and Showers smiles and tears eharac'crize
th sckls, yet chsrning season. Last week. amer see
parsh;ug dust laden winds Of March, we had ana'
grateful, balmy days. fslI Of May sanshiae apd the
promi,e of early flowers, that brought out the s'ayss
hone fcli In spifs OF themselves. Ga Sunday aaa
Monday the scene changed 70 November, In everything
but Temperature To-day IL may be all sunshine sg an
Bat warm showers and fcgs, With now aud tnen
CLEAN of clear sky will bring the early ring
vegetables and before we know il the sun will be
working wondo-yin the orchards-she apple and peach
trees will put forth their pink blossoms sud te cherry
trees bust into snow flakes; alrsady sweet
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WEEKLY MoRrALITY.-The weekly statement of
the City Inspector shows the total number Of deaths
last week to have been 45l; Of whoml4l were boys,
l39 girls 81 men, and 80 women, being an increase of
over the week previous, and Of l6 over the CORE
spending week Of last year. OF deaths resulting from
absolute disease 50 OF scarlet fever, SO OF con-
SUMPTION "a of Inflammation of the lungs 80 Of infAn-
tile convusonr rs of dropSy in the head II of infan-
tile marasmus, Ia of Group, IL of Inflammation of the
BRAIN 10 Of congestion Of the brain, Of bronchitis
Of whooping of Inflammation Of the bowels,
of heart disease OF palsy, of dphthere, of adult
debility, of sal-p and of softening Of the brain.
OF those depending external causes ii were from
casualties, were from deiirium tremens Of acct
dental suffocatiOn, premature births, drowned,
intemperance, suicide, and old age. Classified in
respect to their ages lO3 under year. 81 between
and years, 76 between 2 and 5, only between Is
and 90 % between 20 and 25, but only half as many
between IS and 80 80 between 40 and so years Of
age and only between so and 90. In respect their
nativity 32l were American, q German, 10 English,
Scotch, French, British American, II Irsh and
Swiss.
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arc blooming over the sunny borders ofthogardsn; che
roses are bursting into leaf lilies have pas forth eir
tender rees leaves the naples purple with conf ng
glories, and the evergreens those old Winter stan y
bys are changing their weatherworn hoes fe'
brighter colors, under the warm soft April rains.
Shrub and other small fruits are full Of verna tender
ness, promssory notes Of midsummer Delights Already
the little wrens chrpng arcand their old boxes or
peerng into the rugged bark for the quckening Ovs OF
The last years insects In few days they viii begin
to build and before we know II the birds and blossoms
leaves and fruits of the glorious Summer will DO with
US once again.
, 1860-06-27
4BY TEL LEGRAPH.


WA1uEaros. Juns 26-Ths Senate VAS
called to order 1t noon to day..
After prayer, the Presidents proclamation
coErening an extraordinary session Was read.
Mr. Hale offered resolution, to which MF.
Mason objected, fixing the daily hour Of meet
ing at 10 O'Clock. ,......
On motion Of Mr.. Big1er, committee WAS
appointed to wait On the President to inform
him that the Senate had assembled and was
ready to receive any communication he nay be
pleased to make.
Mr.. Hale offered resolution that the Post
master General be directed to ascertain and re-
port to the Senate at an early day next ses-
where letters were delivered By carriers, for the
year ending the s0ih Of June inst, and the
number Of letters delivered, the number Of per-
sons employed as CARRIERS and their respective
compensation; also the number and names Of
all Post Offices where boz rent is collected, the
aggregate amount Of rent thus collected, and
the rate per box charged at each Office respec-
tively; also whether any. and if 50 what, extra
charge is made at the Post Offices for deposit.
ing in the same box letters for more than one
person, and the maximum rate thus collected
for single box; that it be also ascertained
and reported whether the practice EXISTS at
any Post Office Of distributing and delivering
letters to box holders prior in point Of time to
Redistribution and delivery Of letters to non
box holders; and whether the practice exists
Of neglecting to deliver letters to the persons
to whose care they are directed, and if it does,
the caus- Of such practice.
Mr. Yu1ee objecting, the resolution lies over
Mr. Mason offered resolution looking to the
dispatch Of business, which Was adopted, reap
pointing the late Standing Committees; also
That all business of an executive character be
referred to them with the like power as pos
aessed heretofore.
The Senate proceeded TO the consideration Of
Executive business
Several hours were spent in secret session,
and the Senate adjourned,