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Captain shannon Of seamsnis Africa, stopping II
the Astor House
Dr. J. G. Newman, Of Nashville. and Or. n r. Koban
Of Memphis, are stopping nj tbs Flfsh Avenue Hotel
C. II. Atwood, Eq and Party, OF Taunton, Col sey-
mour, Of Rockand aud y. 1achmeycr M OF Montreal,
are stopping II the LSargs House
M 4. 8 ouarlss Of Washington; Mr.. e. b vAnos, Of
South Carolina, Or. J. II. Payne, OF Bangor, Or. s N
Cpate, OF sslem Dr. wnhweIl, OF Crcsa,at, and Joel
rahbcne, ESQ, Of Albany are stopping al the s. Nicho
a. Hotel
Or. D, g Edwards and lady, Of wsshinss,n. are stop
ping At the 81 Denis Hotel
sets; DR.. Cuyer and M NJ Mayo, both OF the W =
army; ". Pendleton, Eco, Of Maryland, and W. =.
Spencer q, Of South Carolina, are soppt's o. sne -
JOHN Haish, r. J. Halgh, T. n. Rocker, and II Lyvsss,
au Of England, Mr.. W. q. Palmer, q NE busa ."I
Mr. J. II morse, EsQ u nsssocouseso, snd a ".
Wood and wife, q Kennedy are soppias . shs kTsrs"
Uoupo.
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INCREASE or CRIME AT THE NoRm.-We
have received from the bureau of the Secretary
of State the annual report of that funcpo nv
York during the year 1859. This report IL
made under the act Of 1889, which provides
that the clerks of all criminal courts of record
shall furnish to the Secretary statements a. to
the indictments tried in such courts, with other
particulars, such a. viii be found In the table
below. The report contains over hundred
pages of elaborate tables, which lose much Of
their value on account Of the neglect Of some
Of the clerks to comply with the law
The Secretary says on this point
TIE shesins OF the counties Of Chausauqua, Chsmung
Columbia, Delaware, Fulton, Hamilton asrklmsr A,os
Ie~s, LIVINGSTON, Orie:ns. Otsego. Putnam. Richmond
ccuvcrots courts Of record and reports have
received the sherns Of sbe counties Of C,mnb,s
Ere Oneida, Monroe and Rsnsseiaer respscuas c,as's
ne clerks Of he following counties ars dsrqp.o,.,
mixing returns regard 70 courts q rsoosd vizAle-
snd 70 regard 70 cour Of Special Ssson1 the souolies Il
Erie. Hamilton, Hefkimer, LswD, Putnam, Rcamoas, ,
% s e.. ne
turLs the above named counties this port neces
,sy imperfect and Incomplete. correct knowledge Of
Tie ACTUAL u ueCTese6 Oh
Q, me cannot be obtained through this channel
How the difficulties herein feerrod to are to be RENE
died and the delinquent officers ma1e 70 comply With
the requirement OF the law, matter for the Lsgis
ia.are dessrmine. The penalty OF any d,lArs, pre-
tcioeo by statute for nesectng to make the required
turns, has never to the Enowiedge OF the uncsgned
been attempted 70 be erforce1
1t will be seen from these statements that
the real object Of the law is defeated by the
lsziness or incompetence of some of the clerks.
Either the law should be repealed, or the Lee
gslature should take some measures to insure
its enforcement
The report, however, is not without interest
to every citizen. In the counties which have
been reported an increase of crime is notice
able, and the figures in the following table are
anrallin0.-
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,x.,~ocn-s,r>usn1s Afrsca-r Cunningham, hdy three
eAs;Srsr ard nurss Mrs vonnen - rrce m.s hcossv,
sIsssr Ssd1 ssl two sSdrs.. Ssr.s typ ssldrs sad
nsassy.st Bn.s.sa; 49, Mcosn " nsJ Sr,s Bu;
nsvrs Dsnzissr, . rcri~ - Pre- EsssA. " faon,
Ysurs nsssr Llsus rSnsg. WV Hardsni messs 0ak.
foi a. Bsrolzhei.er. Ives w keess Cald vel q
ssr. " yoss :. orss. 2 snnh, Jhslshh " src,
Nesws lafcnra6e Cerpents, Mandit Ciark besbs 0ibb
NrusSers oewIsey asd Randall u Crovsn, u FshnAa
scn Buekapan's men servAnAA Hiss kiving. smnh.
~ Purely. HusshAns' knher. Jr End ia1y, 3 PAUL
Mr. Peuussos.
vAsrmcros, sssmkhip NonHceilo-J rerrh and LADY
R1itota lafy two chAdren and sswvnrk Mra Burr
urs Gilman, hsn Enssh Miss Burr Linco,n. n @eepe
10 Whtvef1, Jno wGd Jr mnn Burr, TNos d Nehon W B
reusou, nr s,ubes NJ Bapey.
PAnA-Bars DemiHs-C Brelsr
~ Josss PR-Brss Dsnisa Hunnsy-y.ssse nssd
rArsszAs-schr Ndrescz, tr-wn saissury, IT,
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CURIOUS DEFENCE OF THURIow WEED By HIS
FRHND.-Y Yesterday the Chevalisr Webb de-
voted column and half Of his space to Q
most elaborate defence of his friend Thurlow
Weed, In demolishing % combination Of men
and parties against his personal and political
character such q has seldom been witnessed In
this country" The most amusing part Of this
singular defence is Webb's admission Of zone
specific case of bribery and corruption" against
his immaculate friend. He Says
Onoe, and only, In hk Ioog political his, has biz
name been nixsd up With Any eeiao cass q bresy e.
zee II Congress Of certain charges relating 70 bribery In
procuring repeal q The duty on wool, By which ap-
psared that waicot, paid weed i've thousand dollars.
This is sufficiently candid; but the explana-
ton which follows il still better. He says,
corruption ID universal ON account of univer'
sal suffrage" and 1t would be idle to deny
that "money Il largely used to carry every
election In every State In the Union, and
every year increases the necessity for the use
of money in carrying elections" at would e.
tonish the uninitated," continues the Chew alier,
Ito show how severely the republicans of this
city and elsewhere were made to bleed In the
case Of the Connecticut election" We knew
all about 1t, and proclaimed it to our readers
at the time, but did not then expect that SO
clean breast would ever be made by one OF
the culpris. "Mr. Weed" adds our contem-
porary, "hss been In the legitimate receipt Of
large Gums from the party for many
years" Legitimate receipt OF large sums"
O. - haon 70 hat rfh ar
and corruption in elections are rendered ne
cessary by universal suffrage and the re-
publican party go inso it strong, and Webb,
the organ Of Seward, pronounces it "legid-
mate" Weed carries the bag, and is corrup-
ton broker-general for the whole party.
But the benevolent Weed, according to the
defence OF his friend Webb, paid i've thousand
dollars more than he received on &C.
count of bribery ard corruption, and
the FIVE Thousand dollar, nominally "psid
him for wool statistics because he
was zealously laboring for the repeal Of the
duty on WOOL" was only refunding him wha.
be was out of pocket. How far this solution, y
as the Chevalier Webb calls it, mends the
matter for Weed, we leave our readers to
judge. But we cannot refrain from expressing
our fears that the right hand man of Seward in
the interior of the State will not thank his
friend In this city for bis defence in the matter
Of "five thousand dollars for free wool" 1t Is
certainly most extraordinary mode of white
washing "the personal and political character
Of Mr.. Weed One thing Is clear from this
erposi it 10 confessed by q distinguished
leader of the republican party, which Is labor
ing to Gust the democrats from power on &C
count of corruption, that the republicans are
INSCRIPTIONS In the use Of the most vile means
to accomplish their objects, and that they en-
ploy large sums Of money" in bribery and
corruption.
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re subject : a very serious ono, and demands
immediate ention. We hope for the best,
tut, judging from the conduct Of the Washing
ton ladies, we have some natural fears as TO the
result of the Japanese visit to the commercial
metropolis.
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two thousand dollars, Il the use Of horse
Aesh and saddle exercise eaIy keeps pses vita
il present growth In this eoantry We shall
soon have the largest stock Of fine, well trained
and costly horses In the world.
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OFFICIAL RECEPTION OF THE JAPANESE IN NEW
YoRK.-we publish to-day the official pro.
gramme arranged by the Committee Of the
Common Council for the reception of the Jspa-
nsse Embassy, and also description Of the
manner in which the Messrs. Leland have
prepared quarters for the guests Of the city.
The Ambassadors may be expected here about
the 18th, and sghtseers from the provinces
will do well to arrange their affairs so as to be
here on Monday week We are very glad to
learn that the Aldermen show some disposition
time to time, and that they are getting up In
their Euglish very rapidly; with hard work all
next week some Of them expect to be able to
put together q few sentences with a decent
regard to rhetorical and grammatical rules
We hope they will keep as clean aud sober as
poesible. The reception, according to our sug
gestion, commences with grand military dis
play which will attract thousands Of people
from all parts Of the surrounding country and
from other cities. We expect to see a crowd
only little less than that which participated
10 the cable celebration two years ago.
We ntSc pciore reierrcu 10 me uuOmClal
preparations TO do honor to the Embassy, the
projected .fstes chdmpeire and the grand ope.
ratio motin c, when Sgnor Mczios original ia
psnese March will be played. There will be a
good programme, and the Ambassadors can en-
joy Contests fine performance, hear the won
derful high note Of the tenor, Musiaui. about
which the entire fashionable world has been In
q state Of excitement since Wednesday last
The directors, however, must make some ex-
traordinsry police arrangements to repress the
rush Of crinolinc, which will be something ire
mendous At the Piccolomini p'a,inees the ladies
useS 10 behave "a badly az the unite rided demo-
crscy st big meetings Ia Tsmmany Hall. The
crush the Academy doors was 30 derse, and
the struggle 80 fierce, that many OF the fair
craft received serious damage to their sails aud
rigging, and we're obliged 10 lay by for repairs.
OF course this crowd will be quadrupled for
the Japanese matu e. and 1t may Brighten the
Ambassadors into committing suicide on the
spot. TIE ladies' must RESTRAIN their curiosity,
or be kept away from tie japanese altogether
The dictates Of cormon humanity and the In
tereets Of South street alike demand some little
sacrifice e, the hands OF ne maids and mstrons
Of Msnb,s,an. Why do they not hold meeting
sod arrange sout defci;e plan a. 10 the man
ger = witch hey will receive TIE Embassy
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A CADEAiY OF MUSIC PATTI don PAS
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC. C.-PATTI. don PAS
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VENZAN0's CELEBRATED BRAvARA Waltz:
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rOTICE
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THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE,
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NUMBER T.
FoR APRIL, 1860,
READY THIS MORNING.

Laval the Vdower with an What IL Species Ire.
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Chan ~ A Black Sheen. respecting the Fixity or
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3. Spring. by Thomas Hood Two Hypotheses-iilnsra'
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10 Climb Illustration.)
G. Stndiss In Animal Life Chap. Lucy Robsrts.
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