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THE LAST DAYS OF THE FLORENTINE REPUBLIC.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR APRIL Z.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
wssk son,sins the following,
rty and Prerosstive; EIcommuncstionj Masss.
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ss aSd
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ks; aSyss aas Saa'
Iy..NEw,Y0ak LE9isLATURE: Proceedings In the
Senate and Assembly.
v..THIRTY-sIXTH CoNGREss-F FRsr sEssIos;
tive'.
U..vErY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON: The
Gu lty Fear the Light; Buchanan shrlnks ffom In
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M..ARREsT OF =. B. sANBoRN.
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Notice 20 the Public.

The breaking up weather. end the presence Of Spring
exse the BILE and inertia Of citizens causing feeling ss
nse and heavness aching Of the head and what h
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The sudden change of weather calls all the impurities and
ton the syssem into action aud the results the lila
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THE LAND AND THE BOOK; or, Biblical Illustration,
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Gtationerp an6 famrp GOODS.

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THE eGREAT CALAMITY.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
ssslyUkM NAMES or TIVE KILLED AND WOUNDED
L.Awrrrcr, Thursday, Jan. 70, 1850.

4 LAwRtRcE, Thursday, Jan. Il, 1850.
TIE scene about the ruins this morning Is one Of
Asart-rending desoatiOn The work Of removing the
sshh,sb st, poee on, and several more BODIES have
he%b recovered.
Tie P,mberton NH was, when m course OF con-
ssra,tion defed iDsecuTe, from the TACT that
v.sry windows were mtrodnced in the wallis, aori
Rxh 10 the oreTauves, 10 weaken the whole fabric
Cat1sin Bpelow, at present superintendent Of the
Coyesiment Works at New-Bedfofd, was the @cchi-
tst BIO SUI the erection Of the P,mberton
ratls. When finding that the W Ills had sprung out
ward 50 q considerable extent il was determined 70
br.se them with PLACES of iron, and several
fAsAfshds Of tasse mechanical appliances were
aeeoramgy introduced, at points which ap-
feared lhe most peIiious The mill then COM
p'siea. An immense weight of machinery was put
uron each floor Of the bu lding Some 200 looms
we're year since, and other hal been recently
sadcd; the aggregate burden being greater than prd
SeI decent regard for the safety Of tho1s md
exeIhNes would have warranted. The Pacific, y
larger Mill, bears eOIrespOndngly greater weight,
Aut tufeio I'd mhhaps IN ns early stages, ke that
which ,csaeioned temporary suspension OF The work
sTtn the RtmberOn.
lie spIrehensiOns Of Disaster freely expressed BY
tie ieOOlr of Lawrence when the fallen building was
cerItIurted led reflections upon the Compa-
nv LOl lefe than u,On the architect. IL 10 big5ly
tIebsble that that community will demand and obta II
q tAoront b investigation of the case, with view Of
fxis the responsibility OF this catastrophe upon the
Isssy OF par les 10 whom il legitimaisly belongs
Tie following diagram will serve 20 give a0 idea OF
Ne situslion Of the building, aud lie surroundings:
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BOARD OF COuNCILMEN.

There was a full attend snee a. the meeting of tie
Board Yesterday afternoon. hr. JosEs presided.
Chv Railr0od Fdres.-T~o petitions received
from Samuel N. Mckay, 4. & Conkiing, and $50
OFFERS asking reduction of the fares NJ the city rs
roads 10 three cent?. The paper referred 10 the
Committee Oh Railroads, when appointed.
Meeting Room Jor Hose C0mpaRy.-Mr BAULcH
pI,st1te1 petition from Hose Company No 3 Tor
meeting room. Referred 10 Committee on Fire. De-
IaJtmtpt.
Tie 76r Levy.-Mr. McCossELL submitted res>-
luton for the appointment of q Special Committee y,
consider and report upon the ertmates tied by
the Controller for tbe tax levy OF 1869. Adopted.
The President appointed as the Committee Messrs.
Mcconnell, Pinckney, and Van Tine.
Engine Company No. 4.-By resolution of Mr..
TowssErD, permission granted "a Engine Com
pany No. TO retain the small engine now in their pos
sefsl.n.
Unsafe Buildings in NeT- Yo,k.-Mr CAMPBELL
offered resolution thai Special Committee of Three
be appointed take into consideration the proprety of
an ordinance providing for The examination of nasafe
buildings ID this city. Adopted. The President ap-
POINTED as the committee, Messrr. Campbell Banlch,
aDd Van line.
SerentenM Precinct Station House.-The Board
concuned assign the rooms of the Fourth District
Cout the Seventeenth Precinct Sta ion, for sleeping
apartments
inteyet on The Public Ds6t.-Mr. PIscKsEY submit
ted resolution requesting the Controller TO inform the
Beard the amount of interest due and pay able during
The present year upon the public debt, specifying tho
amount pay able from taxation and the amount payable
out of the revenues set apart for that purpose.
Adopted.
The Board then adjourned to Monday al 5p. NJ
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SEIZURE OF THE OCEAN BIRD.
THE POLICE RESISTING TUE UNITED
STATES MARSHAL.

The trouble IN regard to the Spanish steamer Ocean
Bird remains IN sdiu quo anc, no doubt, ioog huga-
ton will esue before the difficulty settled IL ap-
pears that, several years ago, Capt Graham Of ths
cry morisSged three Steamers OF winch the o0ssn
BIRD was one, 70 nesS'' m!er q o'aske"' i'ea sum
lss than me oost OF ooe oi tneai Inc hios1gsSses
cSined suor' 9"en'y tuat' ms'ead Oh Lending money
on there LAO oousn' ANA ,a ior'oem out
neht' ana 'ook p0sfefsi"o waeieopon 'e s"minsneed
suit against toen s'o oo'ansd Judgment Tor so'cV'
heahwhiIe' hess'S NJ :" D. soin tne thfee vessels
and, when M execution was issued against them, no
property could be fonpo, and the writ was ~ re-
tmbed After long absence, the Ocean Bird returned
to this port lew days ago, which fact coming
to the knowledge oil Capt Graham be forthwith tsak
action in tie mater before the United States coars
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INV Telrgraph,l

BosTos, Thursday Jan. ~, 1860.
Under date Of Lawrence, Thursday morning, tho
corerpCndent of Tie Conrie, writes that most Of the
dead st the City Hall have besn recognized and
moved 20 their respective hoaes receive tbs rss Of
tepulure Others, in which resemblance to hunani-
y was anott obi,erated, placed in large boxes
10 be peteryed short time in order 10 give their
friends opportunity Of claiming them II recognition
should in any instance prove possible.
Letters and dispatches from the friends Of those
Gently employed in the Pemberton Mills, inauiriog
after their fate constantly being received by the
Mayor, and TO how many Of them the answer must be
the sad annuncialon Of their death Expressions Of
sympathy and generous tokens oil compassion have not
been wanting.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. J. Z. Wiley Edmunds,
Treasurer of The Pacific Manufacturing Company,
placed in the hands Of Mayor Saunders the tum of
81 co., be expended inprovidng necessary comforts
for the tufereTs and at ihs time giving verbal
Of material aid from other gentlemen in
Boston.
a large number Of pbyscians are actively engaged
in attending 10 the wounded.
The Coroner's Inquest consumed this morning F..
+. Clark, Pay master Of Pemberton Mills ceries that
On the day Of the accident be wac the general Office Of
the building hen iieceiyed sudden shock which be
thought was caused by tornado. Presently saw The
end door of the building burst open and he poos rush
out, and in few minutes the building fell IN alto.
geiber.
He raw the steam escaping from the boiler, which
situated in south westerly direction from the mil,
In separate building. The book containing the names
Of the employees of the mill destroyed by Gre.
In the sase there was pay roll ending in Septem.
ber which will probably give idea Of the names
Of the perons employed at that time, but nothing
accurate Of those employed at the time Of the disaster
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yeaark md vicinity. II is earnestly alleged ~ usoy
Of he reel eehble ciz' ne there, intending ntehS
CERT phytieaIs, lat MnuSs ~as rayibg rsspiac for
at leas TWO year prior 20 hs dea'h; this be had not
been declmrged from the Asylum cared when bs
killed bis fs,er; that he vac tang becaars n was
Ioubl.tone and oapg.Iow to c,obDe him; thai hs
hanging vas jodicis murder, &c. Others CLAIM thae
BIS insaDty war al pr.tsIss.
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IMMEDIATE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS
AT LAWRENCE.

IIarnden & 60. will receive at their Office, No. "a
Broadway gifts Of linen, and money, and clothing,
for males and feuales-but particularly nosEY, and be
moot happy forward and deliver the same gr-tu'on'
" to The Mayor Of Lawrence.
Inm,diofe actjon the part OF all who arc charta-
bIy Disposed IL msniferly necessary.
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Ihave never heard ~ the f,abdanon Of the mil
s,tng nor did experiences ss much Of the jos'lngla
THE m mr. IN others. Did not hear any pore previous
TO that which thought resems)ed fre. Did not lock
MP the books lying about, as did not aPprehend re.