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Naval intelligence.

NAVAL lhtoub&ehCOs
The United sloop OF VDcennes late Of the
African squadron, from st. Pau do LOsnd0 February
arrived Bceou Saturday afternoon last The list Of
her officers fol'ows:-Commsnder, BENZ j. Totes
leuteDsnts, Robert B. RieH Wm. West, Vim. E.
Fttzbugh; Purser John W. Nixon; Assistant Surgeon,
II. Wan B0ber Master, Thomas o. Ssifricge; Second
Lieutenant u. 8. Asrce Corp, George r. Turner.
BOatsWain, joseph Lewis; Acting Gunner, J. A..
Lnvei; Carpenter, W. Barnicost; Pursers
Clerk D. Marston; Yeopan, G. W. Bishop. Tho Vim.
oennes JAILED from New York for the African coast Nov
~ 1861, 90 that her cruise OF about twenty eght
months Duration Doripg this time, notwithstanding tho
unhealthy climate che has been In not OF her
hes died and all Of the meu who started the voyage
have reuvued in her In soand health ehe reports tho
flag ship Constellation, Capt John Nicholas: the sloop
Marion, Commander Thomas w. Bres'; the steamer
.n LEU. o y. =. p. po e H Eysuc'
~ ~ r.,ns - ~ a. a,.. .o Suo, rsv. !. LSus
- =; ~ ~. MS neusCns M exoouuve omoef
" S VIZ y. sS pso VI LOU .oD"ouga, usns,
~ V,.c.s -. .s W.. VI d. H o"p uo onoss o
~ rs.s. ,s .hs 'o ss,S nv On
~ 80 s1eL ovet ~ ~ soo P1o-
eft the cosst there we're Ave susueced American
or Snakes Head Daring the time Aha has he,n NJ "a
the brig nverner with 500 or 400 negroes on board mo
HAIRS OF Boetou with &c. ana the barE Lucy Johnson
have been oveIhauied on tho coast of AfricA. The
char 90 OF the naval station from Cane de Verde Islands
Losndo meets with general favor from our officers aad
s agreeable change TO the Portsgu Authorities
During cruise the Vnoer fell the notorious
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Superior Court.

ArHn 2The April term Of the trial brsnches OF this
Cour, opened before Judges Perrepont and Moncre
put NO cause heins ready, the Court Adjourned.
THB GENERAL TERM
wAe opened before Jooge Woodruff but adjourned
consequence o. the absence Of Judge Hoffman, site
is dangerously III.
CHEF Justice Bosworth has gone SOUTH for the benefit
OF bis heath, Which rs very much impaired by the I'M
pure atmosphere Of our miserable pel up court roona
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Jersey Csty Ia,.IIsgasce.

TIE srxAv rYsrEr There are no rev dsvesopsneuls
conCecteA with Tho search Of the Schooner Spray, win
the exception that neckhsndkcrChof supposed 70 con
sposs u blood found In tho cabin yesterday
morning
Mr. Jelie ocurse for the government, in the case a
thu stay the 18Th Of March wae lying of he Norsak
islands, the captain OF scoo (oame asoertAinsdl
port OF firearms. he also beard 0an cry "OJsa
the cabin door" Mr. Jcre states that Captain Of
this slsop to DO present at the INVESTIGATION before Con
nAssioasr vroom, 10 Jerrey City, DAY, Tuesday.
BLOWN Ur AT THE TUSss--Yestsrday nornkog .
nsa aansd Joseph HArndes, employed at tho Bergsa
tunnel, was blown up BY the explosion Of two kegs Of
powder, by which 10 dreadfuy nunlssed. v not
fatally injured. He the powier chsss coaiaang
wo 81 powder with the heads ont for sne ssrposs
o. obtaining "poly for b'asrsg purposes, ana - bs
vas iescing over spark fell from the lamp which
aached 70 the top Of hs hat. ana guiscd the pewter
The an was thro~n ts,,ty yards by ths ooacss-
Asarly fifty hves- --"
WORK RESUMED ON TUE BmoN Tuxsu-The reeeus
strike tho Bergen tunnel has terminated, all The usa
having been paid up to the LIST Of March About lso
arc at work al the eastern approach, ana &
shafts Nos 8, and 8.
Of Jersey City, reports that lsS persons were oomnssd
to The city prison for the month ending March 81 ~
following chArges:Dunk and fighting, 81 drunk and dr.
orderly, 4o drunk, bI stealing 1c suspicion Of sssal-
Ing O. disordery, g. assault aud battery, 6 dessuts, g
vaersncy, 10; thrsAtesDg Violence playing cards. q
sps ensp0S' o. q soaa.s 4 malicious is'Gs
s,aes SO; EDsand, o. Switzerland, Ii France q Patgs
MA, /; coaored,l
The GRAVE AND COFFIN CAN Tho oecoad trial h -
case Of Christian Yost w. Edward hope, Jr Of Jersey
City, IN the tenement grave and oofln case was 10 havs
taken place yesterday before Recorder Bedford 0xmg
10 b. engage meats OF Mr. Jele counsel for tho
plaintiff, an adjourn ment Was had for Two weeks
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THE vBRDICr IN TEE CAR3y

TIE vBRDICr IN TEE CAR3rANG CASE
ST. LOUIS, April 1, 1850.
MAYOR Wright closed hin argument in the CArstADg-
Shaw Iast evening. His speech occupied nearly
eight delivery altar whi,h the jury rered aad
IA tvsaty mnuus rcadsred verdict for ths deen tasl
A Biosoo a Res trial wAs n@sfistely dle4 by the
pAssiAs csosssL In IL refused ths o. 90
Will bc appealed to the Supreme Court
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Supreme Court.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.
HOSPITAL FOR INEBsIArE!

APRIL 2-Ex Recorder Talmadge presented the charter
Of institution entitled "rhe 1nsbrAtes Home, for
the signature of the Judge, which necessary the
law.
The Judge inquired this institution was for the benefit
Of the bar?
Mr. rsllmadge-For the benefit Of the whole comnu.
nifty in ciudirg the judiciary and the bar.
The Judge iooked over the charter and signed Il
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United states Circuit Court.

Before Hon Judge Belts
APRIL 2-The April term Of this court opened this
morning, when the jury called and discharged
Ill Wednesday in consequence OF the Brooklyn election,
and most OF the jurors bein 6 from Kings county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-03

No TAX ON Mourn vHpSoS The Virginia Hoaso
Delegates have passed ball cxcpsing the hsuAs vssn
estate from taxation. ~ 4t
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The decree modifying tho tariff Of the 18th ult. do
clares free Of duty all descriptions OF machinery used In
agriculture the arts CATTLE horses and other domestic
animals, books Of all kinds not containing scciaous
Ter household furniture and other effects Of Immigrants
AL goods destined for service OF the church. soldiers
clothing and accoutremenN, and bricks and tiles
Watches and jewery OF all kinds, fabrics OF gold and
oliver and precious stones are subject 10 an I'd vaorem
DUTY OF Eve per cent All other articles pay duty OF
ihity per cent al vaorern payable either In s.roDg
the paper OF the country At current
The option of the importer.
The having kot rid OF the Baez money ones
top, by issuing new paper at so per csu Discount
sbou: 70 ,ort another Mcswber dodge 81 ne
pressing wants Of the moment consequently have a
decree authorizing the isue OF $500vO represent so
no specs to be- represented twhch nsre sordd b
broker might look npon irregular and decline DO
tue paper under the circumsancss; and II tho pro
duct Of the issue should not meet their expectations they
must coupole themselves with the philosophy of Mrs. Nj
cswber, when che advised her troubaour throw his
bill upon tho market "It the individuals in tho money
market" said Mrs. NJ, "obige Mr. Mica Tber to sustain
great sacrifice that between and their cou
sciences. recommend him TO regard II ~ an invest
mert which sure OF return, AID 10 make up his mind
ssy racr1ce."
The government has aleo several emigration schemes
under consideration Their stereoiypet expression is
eve have hpo country, but want hands" They
ring the changes .hs from the bleak hill sdes, ekirng
the golden Plans where the unshacxle native brOwses
with the cattle by day and in the tree tops with the
buzzards at night TO the ruined palace whore the shAooy
dcscendants Of Columbus and PzzNo bold court IN ids
ness and sqnscr mas not yet occurred TO them tnss
they want heads, too There hands enough, eucn Is
,eoy and any further importation OF the sans kind
uness accompanied by intelligence 70 direct snem win
only introduce another discordaut element White Ane
rcsns are wanted American entsrprise, capital aud
machinery will soon pat new face on this country
any thing else will be mere nkerng rhoee people have
no speculation 10 their eycs Primeval forests oross
countless ours herds, moustaus oorceaug Ia their
unexp,ersd depths Ne wealth Of ssaaoass are oaly
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for Mlss Fife and then would call Miss Fis aud she
would como down and meet him in the from; parlor;
recs he left box OF gloves, With paste
outsae other gentleman Out Mr. Shaw csms to see
Miss Eis w0ile WAS there; on the morning when saw
kiss Ellie In Homes room, sitting hs bed she
waiting for hand her the wood u make rs with
Caroline IL eu'zoauers deposon live on Fifth street,
ne1s % Miss Carstnss house, ksoS tue rooa occupied
by .be sisters; l saw man 10 one OF tho
OF tbe back building naked several times, look
ing and gest,culang towards myself aud servant; hs
aso mace y great 1oise and beloved ike a csif
EEs Cars,arg must have heard him also; never
woman VITA him IN the while he there naSei;
think she could pos help having seen and heard oim
o complain Of tue nglsAnce Mss hiue acted
though she knew nothing OF the matter, and acted
though she meant 20 stop IT. she also nor ned after
WARDS, through my son, that unless the nuisance
AbAed sne would be prosecuted before coart Mas
s,sug % sometlyoe Afterwards, saying sde
wanted to look st wsshas machine; abe ago told as
about Mr. shaw she spoke OF suing him Tor sreah OF pro
mise and asked what what shouyh OK IL told her
that myself well my German acqusntancss thought
that lady should be to- proud, If msa broke bis pro-
mise sue him for money she then et apparently mach
dissatisfied with wbtI haa told her. have been President
OF The herman LADIES' Benevolent Society; never saw
any women undressed In tbs house OF pAinil, AFTER
had complained, they promised make tue quit; il
had been going two three before complained
time; when found that complains would not bring any
remedy resolved ~ push the aud resort TO legal
prosecutor think he window a. which tho STOOD
has no outside blinds; gave Miss CArstsng 10 that
my son in Law would not sue the who had exposed
himself but her, tina, would hold responsible Tor the
scandalous proceedings IN the room; when st wsn. 70
complain to Miss Cirsarg che very pots, said,
should visit each other, Mr. Aershmkn Is my son ia
he Is highly educsied man sn1 took interest In
vs. botanical garden; he bocamo acl iAioted vita
Mr. shaw Afterwards called US; ne shaw
aston 81 ask concerning servant girl Rs
he wanted 10 know II shs WAS rot o Ger nan, NJ
I'D not speak very good English; DO no. rccolisss
made any Inquiry with regard to Mas Cirsgsng's
ter; the mon who loigsd VITA Mss C,rstsax you'd
o ma v,nsan o"sas % min. lssDsi ovs ui 10 ~
be ~sh8i ~ see ms 10 10 bsd SO pnt my light
tony face, IN order 70 lot him zee tAas was ~ old
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
Legislative Items.

In the Senate, March l3, the following
bills were passed Supplementary to an act
to provide for the organization Of cities and
incorporated villages, passed May 8, 1852,
&c to provide for the execution and super
vision of the State printing and binding;
providing for the appointment and more
thorough system Of accountability of officers
of the Ohio penitentiary, fixing their COM
pensation, prescribing their duties and de-
termining the manner of working the con-
victs. A resolution was adopted, inquirinQ
of the Warden of the Penitentiary in rela-
tion to the tobacco used by the convicts,
In the House, the bill to revive the old
ten per cent. interest law, was taken up and
discussed most of the aft, loon, when the
previous question was demanded and sus-
tanned, and the bill was rejected, not having
received constitutional majority, Thii
vote was afterwards reconsidered, and
pending the further discussion Of the bill
the House adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
a,a,o vomperanoe Convo alton

The state Temperance Convention Is to
meet in Columbus 70, day. The gentlemen
who met in Wesley Chapel the other eve
ming 70 choose delegates 10 represent the
people Of this county in Columbus to- day,
ala us the honor 10 insert our name among
tho udelegates at large While we are
practical Temperance man" in almost eve
ry thing which consttutes an honest right
10 the title, we do not take kindly to Tempe
ranoe organizations. They have failed to
eject any thing ofimportanco for the cause
of humanity. from tho fact that the prime
directors are either insincere or incompe'
tent Intemporance seems to thrive upon
ueonyentionsy and feed upon "resoutions.'
The personal example and inluencc OF half
a dozen practical temperance men will have
n better effect on community than all the
resolutions and blather that have been put
up since the temperance reform has been In
progress
We learn from the Columbus Statesman
that addresses will be delivered this evening
in that city by Rev. John Marsh Of n "
Gen. s +. Carey, and NJ p. Gaddis, Jr., of
this State and by MIR. Brown Of Iowa. AT
ter the evening meeting there will bo a TEM'
PERAScE FESTIVAL at the City Hall, prepar-
cd by the ladies We should think that af-
ter tho above. named big guns had been dis
charged, IL would be very Incorporate
thing for temperance people-or any other
people-to psrtake ut that time Of night of a
collation., and would be setting poor exam
pie to those they would reform We don't
SEQ that the speeches Of the Moguls of the
temperance movement or the temperance
festival will present a formidable barrier to
dissipation We fear the whole thing will
die out with its echo in the newspapers
Tf the State Convention can accomplish
any thing for humanity we will rejoice, but
VIC have no reason to believe that it will Of
fest more than its predecessors, which have
served to almost extinguish the faith Of the
real friends Of reform in the efficacy O.
temperance organizations, with their store
otype whereases and resolves. Our faith n
present is in the best "license system pos
sible to be enacted, and in the moral aid o
all good people. The 'license system" il
liable to objections, but it is far preferabl,
to any other system yet tried and while W,
cannot have things as we would like, W,
should accept the "next best thing'-if WI
can get it. As long as the manufacture 0
liquor is permitted, and its transportation
and sale by wholesale is allowed, it is foil,
to attempt to prescribe its sale; it may onl
be regulated. We have some curiosity t
learn what new plans will be proposed 70
the ameiioration of intemperanCe to-day,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

Tue Way THEY Do IN CLEVELAND The
Republicans at Cleveland have a majority
in the Board of Education, and by the regu,
lations of the Board negro children are ad-
mitted to the same school with white chill.
dren, and are seated promiscuously with
them. To this condition of things some
VIII /, citizens objected Thereupon mem.
Der of the Board offered a resolution, in-
structing tIe teachers to place the colored
children in separate seats. This resolution
was rejected by vote of yeas A, nays 6.
What can be more charming than the p-ac.
tieal workings Of Republioanism.-Ch Chilli
oothe Adv.
Yes, says the National Democrat, that is
just the way they do it in CleYeland, and in
every other place where Abolitionism takes
the place of deoency and common sense
One member Of the Board of Education said
that he would rather his children should sill
by negro than by the side of an Irishman
or Dutchman. The tune is fast coming
when white men will have no rights that
negroes or abolitionists are bound to res
pect.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

II is said that Eieho'es Loneworth, Of oincin-
natl, some time since, shipped to the care Of the
American minister 10 London, Mr. Dallas, ten box
Is Of sparkling ceiawba, md requested him TO DO
so very good as to accept ono box for his own use,
and TO turn ovor the other nine to his wine mer-
chant with in.trustons to cell them for what price
he thought host, and account for the net proceeds
Mr. Dallas declined the proposition, replying "l
cannot approve Of your procedure, l cannot 70.
coucle The duties ofministor plOnipoteutary Of the
United States at this court, with those OF com
tnlE.cn merchani"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

Paopteieus.-The slstosman says--."we learn
from the N,ee.che,k Pcs, a paper dsye,sd e
bad politics md poor poetry-iba, hs editor vas
wandering In iho suburbs Of colambuf last week,
"in guch compny as tnly the clsverss Winds Of
chauce s,eal lsse,hdr, ADD heard the syees ser-
mons Of the blue birds, and talk Of tho taen who
send blue-bieds into the heart Of the wofida ever
coming spring,o Ills companion wa Richard
Heaif"
"Can siol things 10, and overcome us like SUM
mere cloud
Without our special wonderl"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

WoMAN's RreHT IN New YoRK.-The N.
York Tribune has been urging the Legisla,
ture OF that State to do something for the
rights Of married women. The Herald in,
quirss why the following provision of the
Revised Statutes, vol, g. F. 24O, is not sufIi-
oient. |udlI
THE real and personal property, and the
rents, issues and profits thereof, OF any TO-
male now married. shall not be subject ID
the disposal Of her husband, but shall be
her sole and separate property, us if she
were single female, except 80 far as the
same may be liable for the debts of her hus,
band heretofore contracted"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

~ The Italian correspondent Of the London
Times has been ordered out Of Rome by the police.
Io is an Italian BY birth, but a nasurallted Brit
ish subjecs lie applied to the English reprOson-
tatiys, Mr. odo Russell, whose energetic remou-
strances with the Roman authorities proved una
ayailing, and the offending newspaper writer was
not allowed to remain.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

SD-Ths Republican papers are black IN
the face just now, about the slave trade.
Election is coming, but It happens that our
Government has twenty more guns on-the
African coast than 1t is bound to have by
treaty, or than President Taylor or Fillmore
ever sent 70 catch sIayers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

Sao- The receipts Of tho U. S. Treasury last
week we're %. zoo. .OOo including Treasury Notes,
The drafts paid we're oyor s4.OOOOOO. The a.
mount Of drafts issued were nearly s375s,o ,oOO.-
The reduction from tho amount On hand on the
previous week w4s si,o5o.OOO The amount sub
iect 10 draft was "a, T83. 900
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
Coming state nleotionn.

The elections in New Hampshire took
place on the 18th inst. Connecticut follows
on thess2nd of April Rhode Island on the
4th of April, and Virginia on the 4th of
May Oregon June 4th. The elections in
Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, North Car
olina, Missouri, Tennessee and Texas, take
place in August
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

MI B. WALKER and George II. Walker
iAs have this day formed partnership for the
practice Of the law. They wtli give due Attention
70 All business they may have entrusted 10 them,
n once on Third street, Dayton, o., In Clegg'a
buhoingi No, 2. NJ. b. WALKER,
hoF2s GEO. Y. WALKER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

They have forgery case Of some moment 10
Albany, N. Y. One John F. zeh is accused Of
having frauduontly affixed the name Of Mr..
John McKown to notes amounting to over $40,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

The Bangor, Maiae, papers are apprehsnsiye
that Mr.. b. d. Bartlett Of that city, recently en-
gagcdin rai'ing sunk, nships on the St. Lawrence,
was passenger on the Hungarian,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

So-Uaptain Franklin, the engineer in charge
Ofths dome Of the Capitol at Washington, says,
IL weigh. win bs three thousand ssyep hundred
tuns, one Gfty-sixth Of the weight necessary 70
erashita foundation. and one-eleyenth Of that nec
esssFy % crush the wall on which II rests. Iil
SlSt will Be about 5000, 900.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
Dissolution of Partnership

RY the retirement Of Geo. b. Holt from
~ the practice Of the law, and by mutual agree
moht, the law partnership betweei said Holt and
fp b. Walker, IL this day dissolved. The business
heretofore aonhded 10 us being unfnished will re-
eeiy' attention Of both the partners until dis
pose i'I0.i HOLT WALKER.