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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the BIitish House OF Commons, on the 7th inst.
Mr.. Baxter asked the Chsn lor II the EXcbequer II
lis attention had Teen cad 60 the fart that the CuDad
Company screw steamer AUstrili,n, icb sailed
from Liverpool for New. York tue lob If February
had returned TO Queenstown aud whether be will not
di ect the PostUih,e 10 make further inquiry into
the manner III which the company performing the
conoitious of their contract.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer faid that the mis-
hap TO the AustIGl-sian pure uccidert, for 40
blame could he -tacb.d to the Cunard Company. The
PostG flee had le believed, every reason to be satis-
;i,d with the maIner n which that company performed
it, du,ies.
Mr. Fitzgerald asked the Secretary Of State fer For
eie Affairs If the Conference now sitting at Pans TO
co,ider the lrO vty prooI giug the French occu-
patton OF ia should be invited 10 consider the quer
ton Of increase of the force now in that country,
whether her Maleys GCvtIno et are pre- aIed TO re-
fuse their 10 that PROPOSAL aud whether TIE in-
formation that be has received eads him 70 believe
that the pumle Of 6,GOt To which the French force IL
limited by the Convention, hss hot been exceeded.
Lo'd j. Russell said that the question 6s 70 extra
erG ary be could Only rely that such proposal hid
been made and therefore be coud not state hat would
be tie answer OF the Government. Tie French Army
in S. ria be- weeD 00o ara & 900 noniua and be-
tween 500 and $50 ell, G i've for ee.
Lord PHlneston said be should propose the Faster
Adjournment from the Monday before Coed Friday ill
tat d1y trtnisbt. lie stated that the House would
vote the number Of hand for es in tine 10 pass The
Muriny ill before Easter, the motion for going into
CuluHi,tee Of sgpily.
In replg TO Mai Gavin and Capt Archibald,
Mr. =. Bari1g said that Major Yelv,ns, had been
suspended from all military dates willie proceedings
were il pNg'ess.
air Osborne ask,d the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs
If he received any dispatch from the ConsulGen-
eral at iedo CON laui Of ala all ged outrage upon
lna lshinan named Nj IS, by the japan authorities.
Lord j. Russell sld lie could not how state the In
formation he received.
The L0ndoR Morngng Chronicle has pa,sed into
fesh hahos, AID will become q penny paper.
The L9ndO" He'oid suggest. that. at the Avon hiss
returned TO port without hhiliHg Sir Il. Walker,
81 eakers warrant to Madeira by mail steamer, just
about TO RAIL- III. ht perhaps, have letter ciaLce.
The Herald ako Suggests that without Sir Bsldwin's
examination The investigation reslectiug tie Admiralty
will be d sham.
The Neles comments on Mr. Roebuck's speech In
With be advocated the retention Of Yepetis by Aus
tina.
Intelligence has been received from GlasRow Of the
suspension OF Crum, Ew Ing 81 Go. In that city.
IL ia stated that of the Losses occasoled by the
stoppsge OF houses In California Ill fall On Manchst-
ter ana Bradford.
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The fire co:Qmunicated TO the from, building occupied
on tie fret iGor by Mrs. Sarah Blackwell who sus-
tdins l~s Of $St0, which there is no Insurance
Tie second floor Wa occu ied by her son. Mr. kicard
Black,sell whose loss 10 about $780, likewise unin-
sured. In the rear a the premises where the FIRE
originated, vas a small two-sfory brick build
ing the wer part used cabinetuakers shop. ard
tie UPPER part oerup ed BY families The fire also
tended to TIN building. The fret floor WAS occuni-j
Mr. Posthaurr, ana ibe upper fart by several families.
whoe loss on bDIrebOld furbnfs is from 500 to 100
each, all uninsured All OF the brhdirgs were o~ned
by Mr.. Posthaues, whose total iosS Is seout $ioVO
insured for 81, 100,
email frame building, No. 2s3 Second street,
owned and occupied by Christian hesechii was
dsmaged by fire ana waller to tie extentQf eVoi IN.
slied for $500 In the Ciizens In-urance Company OF
Wilam-burgb. The Of the fire is uzkn1wD, bus
If sIpfosed TO be of legendary origin.
II nearly II O'Clock before the firemyn left ths
shove fire and they had ecnrcey returned te-ther
spcrive bouFes when alarm rnng for the iffa
District, caUg d by fire la Messrs. Ketcnarn g.
Co.'s tuware mandatory the corper OF S0nth
Second street and Union aveEue. L. ID. Il originated
ia .uall detached brick building used for the pre-
paraion # japan, ing maerals and ii caused by
tie boiling II pot Of oil that had been eft on
TIE furnace. BY The prompt arrival Of the firemen
the fire was prevented from extending 10 the min
building. Damage about $50 Insured.
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RUSSIA.

BERLIN, March 6, lS6l--The DeNtscle Zeitung
,aYs the address OF Poles tue Gar bears ~ 900
siensnIes Ii il aid it will lie presented by Prince
Gorci akoff Ia persn. L. IL believed that the policy
If the Government il regard to the reorganization VI
the nationality will unde ro complete Gang Prince
GorchskOh is fully convinced that the voice Of cir
cum-taBces necesi Gtes such change. The ZetEHgs
pu lishes L. 4dng article stating tat Frssee and
Rurhia have either come to- or are on the point Of
coming TO- an sgr eneDt 10 reference 10 the Oriental
que n and thai snch al lgl cement admits the suppO-
sOu OF all understanding relative TO the Poli-h qnes
tiou TIC ami lie con,udes that the lding o Rnstia
Poland not, therefore, be considered symp-
tom OF weakness.
PosEs, March G. lS6l.-PnDce Corcbatof las mp
pointed deitlation OF tweIty-our citizens Of War
saw eight Of whom slerns ely TO bit at the Town
Hal, Tor the puIpo-e Of arranging the nainena
Of public order. Ills appointment % produced
sfactory mpr s,ion, ana ii hoped that order will not
be again disturbed The revolutionary party IL sns
the people being convinced that any rrug not support
ed by for i'm Intervention would ave result. The
carbon Of Warsaw 10 being increased 10y otLer
uooIs.
WARSAW, March 7, ls6l.-The address TO the En-.
peJ0r now be4rs o., 900 ,ignntnr.s.
PosLN, March 7, loGl -Adyices from 81. Petersburg
state that brotLel Of tie EUpero, viii shortly leave
for Ills city.
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BY THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, atuday, March %, 1861.
The r. 81. steamship CANADA, frou Liverpool March
g. via Queenstown on the 10th, arrived ut $3.50 IL N.
to-day.
Tie steamship Africa, from New-YOrk arrived at
Queenstown on the 10Th.
The Canada has El77 900 in specie.
TIE Bank of Poland refusing TO make specie pay.
Russian bouds military forces bad taken poe
session Of The amount required.
II wus reported that Prince Napoleon was about 10
proceed to Turin to negotiate for the withdrawal OF
the French troops.
The sales Of Cotton at Liverpool on Saturday, the
9th inst, were g. 100 bales Of which ,iCO bales were
to speculaors and exponerthe market cOe ng quiet,
but steady, at fridays rates.
ITeadsuls were quiet, but steady.
Provisions we're dull.
Colsols closed on Saturday the 9th, at 81 a9Ii for
money. and ~ ag2l for discount
LIvERPooL, March Q, lSGl.-Au IL quiet at Warsaw.
1t is stated that tie number Of persons killed BY the
Troops there was fity-three.
TIE blockade OF the Citadel Of Messins s officially
proclaimed, and hostilitits have commenced.
Rutazzi has b,en elected Presiden. Of the Italian
Chamber Of Deputies,
The French Senate bas finally adopted an address
In reply to the EaperVr's speech. There were bu,
three negative vo.es.
On the Paris BOuIse tie Rentos are at 6St 20c.
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RACING CALENDAR 1861.

Spring racing like Spring. commences at the South
and works Norlhward. While We shivering over
our Gres and w,diug knee deep through snsh and
mud. the Mobile people have been eating their
green teas, sitting by open windows, and attending
the races Of the Magnolia Jockey Club. Tie meeting
bias been 40 interesting and suocessiu Que. The A.
tendance Of ladies' at toe Course unusually large
Oh the opening day tie l2tn lust, aud the show OF
eonip.ces very bnlliuut The euire. the frst day
for the Club purse IL $'O0-thrce mile heats-were
Neill Robinson 10y Wagner, Fanny Washington 10y
Reveuue), joe stoner tiy Wagner out Of u Glencoe
maie), Mosul 10y SJvereigD) and Goodwood by Lex
ingonl. TIE LATER having met with accident wac
withdrawn, which made the the iavorite sgnint
the field nj about two to She the irst heat
but the other horres were much for her after that
nnd Ae made poor third in the next two meats 70
NELL RoblusonA lirst and Joe Sfoners second Mogu
VIA dis,auoed throughout. Time, 5;i0l, 5:f2! aud
5:a9I On the second day the lint race was for two
yeaI.olds one mile beats for the Dallas COuny stake
Two declared, one paid Cnleit, and three started.
Judge Hunters Black Prince the fyofiie, but
the race was won by bay lilly Of Capt. Cottri's
who e,sy won the race and money Ia Two heats TIE
winner after the ruce was over, led In frunt Of
the Judges stand and baptized in champagne lsadorn
Hill. The second race wss a post stake for all
sges TWO mile heats. Tie contestants were Excbe
over Cby Revepne) and Sherrod 10y Lecouptel. In
tue first heat Exchequer led throughout, and won 1t
by length or two only, in 34ii. In tue second heat
tic frtt mile Of which wa. run IN lag, Sbenod was
in advance until just after passing the bali-me post on
the second round, when Exebequer passed him. and
won the beat and race ia 3.4J.
On the third day there were two races. The hrs''
swee s,ake tor thce-y carr olds very closely CON
tested b, Mr. WilhuHson's b. c. General T~legs Wy
Brown Dck) and blr. divers Richard III, hali
brober Of the other. Neill Robinson was entered but
paid forfeit Two mile beuts; Time 3Jl-357. The
second race for Clint pure Of 500, Ie heats, Nas
run by our-year-old brown mare by Lexington anu
n fouryear-old Glencoe horne, aud Won by the former
in l:52i-I.57 The great interest OF the meeting ecu
tered IN the last day, the celebrated flane' Wan
TO run against Joe Stoner and Mcgul for purse Oh
S. 00O-iuur mile heas. The fame OF Revenue
spleudid son, and the general curiosity TO Zee "ha
trouble bis competitors would give him. attracted III
enormous crowd TO the Course. Planet lie sid to nave
been in fine bloom aud condition Vi course IL Wa
foreeone conclusion that he would win the puse ana
his friends could place but little money at oais OIL 'oo
70 TO- tho Wagner horse pushed Planet 10 hard III inc
first heat as 10 make bila touch 1:4oi; but Mogm
rider losing a siirrup in the second mile Ills hoi1e
was ds,anced The graceful running of Plane hnd
the eGse with Which lie made his turns, were nn'er'
ally uoteed, The following is summary Of The ree;
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PRUSSIA.

BrKLrx, March 6, lS6l.-The investure Of the
King wh tie Order of tie Garter haze just taken pl
Ia tss White saloon u tire Palace. Daring the
mony tire Couh did net wear mourning. There were
Ires.ut the Qmen the royal princes and pincesses,
The high military fupeiouaries, the Miuitter u State
and TIC highest functiOnaies Of the oonry. The In
Ulsh ConIL ,ouers VINO bad brought the consignment
Of the Order Of tie Garter Beiliu conveyed in
State carriage drawn by SIN horses 10 the royal pal
ace. where they were eived 10y tie Governor aud
Lord chamberlain. The Msrquir of Breadhlbane ad-
dressed few words 70 tile King ia English, stating
the object Of bis mission after which tho nvesiture
took Place. A..
BrRLIK, March z, l86l.-tn the conference on the
affairs Of SYRIA Prussia has passed e0ppTomte tehu-
pg 10 the prolongaiion Of The French occupation.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LosDoS Mosrr MARErr.--Tde LOndon Tines's
City Article 4 toe evers Of March The ftnds have
ehug,. Seven e'eu q offered m the
n.snd ~ Money Aboai a. t.Iol 70 tie kssk Ile
bSi.wsy market eeciin' q IRON "a; cent
Fund. clsel at e.h sduc,ion o. q sa2 sSsre .,Ie,,
very dull Eriish Railway ,'ott rs'hef ses.u II
in srnsl. marks! ses ss'. h;,'. .a spl no..!
coun Bank. Rsil~sy market declined n ! v cent
Money sila !, Cossoi.' Account a! New e,n. sIIaI
lIiEEpoOL PRoyHICS MERKT.-Beei and Pork
dull Bacon quiet, Lard dull at - oi. IOw quiet Butch
LIvrKr0oL PnoDucE MIRKET.-Sugsr seady. Rice
steady. Cole. dun Ashes-Iot, dus at 3 saDl Pe,ls
.r.dy 30 5Glse BO'in duil. Common Stt1aia sps
LoSnoy MARKI1s.-srgar firm. Coa.e firm. Tea
kr1n. Rice heavy sbd slish,y declined TsilOweo..
LONDON NoStY MAKKLT.-LoNDOS, March g.
The buton IN the Bnk Of England lad dssles.ea Sloooo
1h- Mosey bet Is unchanged cVa.o. si sii foI
AMEKIcAs SkeURITKs-LoSDos March 9.-Ili-
noi C.EH -bsre discount .h.r-s 77i ecSi
IorL C,uiIsi .hsr.s. n sI o
LIVERPOOL CcrIos MaEKEr.-Cotton--Tbe sales
"a o.. hsss Of which CCoO ,p+eosof. and siosi
I.. A aS:ris, ~fs .s sf. @ 4 X. .s.s sT
Gm. IN. sale. Of ssiuIaa, were 1860 eas. q which ice
''''d' y '"' '''' - '''' ''''' f.t MIddins
Ho6iis. ga
The ..oe. IN pc "" $4,000 b... iDciSdns bales
American. x..
Jan .. Hewitt Co report advance ~ i6 % Of penn,
on UisLds rnce The vH Of u. ty 81 Baltimore quota
lions barely usutB,d They quote hiddhhE Orleans ii
lSl6d a.,
STATE OF TRADE IN MAScHEsTER.-1be advices
f,o1 chester are uuAvofshs Thee VA. lo.. demand aid
the Improved tous OF Tue.d,y was partially lost.
BRYApsTUFIs-L'vctpOOl, March s.-Bresdstohs
ere .t-say N.sr. WAJeltd Nah Co. betAdsoE Spence
Co ava Bl.nd AthJa& Co report Flour 9'eI bat steady
At "a al American Wheat n at li price for hn. ard
viii ps,ts sdvane, Of IA 30 sPi-s Rid, which -ss
cd at ~ zdl2 L.. Wtue i2ltdH .. Con him
PRovIsIoss.-Liverrool, Mach S-Provisions are
dull. n,
UAyrF Co11uS MARKEI.-March 6-New Orleans
,e. otnair, IeIL d. ba- s4L Market steady Sales o. the
= vek ., 80 bules, STOCK 1900 bsls-
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STREET CLEAsIS0.-The snow storm OF lsst week
prev, nrd much work being done on the streets, and It
is probube that the contract during the tour weeks At
h beeu in operation HAS not bSen strictly lived up TO-
Those who expected would have expected miracle.
There were upon the streets when Mr. HsekIey look
them In land Accommodations Of dt THAI has been FORM
ing for YAK months To clear ths all oil would require,
under me best circumstances, several weeks time; but
during much Of the period since the contract was in
operation nothing could DO done Mr. iiackley had not
or ianized his force when he began hs work, be
ne,ed it woud be under the c0nIrolof the city for Two
or three weeks longer than it But the Mayor
sent word the Cy Inspector that be would not sign
the warrants for payment Of any more expenses IN
CURED by the Inspector for cleaning The streets
II was under tbese circumstances that Dir. Hack
| ley began work. Since then he has carried on al
immense amount Of mud, but no one VIII eohtehu
that he has lived up 10 the letter OF Lis eontrse
very good reason was, that he couldn't. Now wien
the halEmontbly bill Of q 625 comes to the C'nIron''
the question srises whether he shall pay IT, A' Low"
ing, Of the Inspectors Department eeriiiieo 'D"'
work bas been done as well the weather anu ."'
circumstances attending the first fortnight oi 'ne uh'ei
taking would permit, The bill was presented week
ago last Friday, bu, of course the warrant was mol
forthcoming az the taxeyy bad not passed the LeRs'
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FRANCE.

The belief TINT TIE bills Of 81 Mires falling due next
week will b. provided tor is msinIained. NJ hires
however il said 10 be kept in olOoc custody, and not
allow ed to cunmuI icate With any one.
PANS March = loGl.-The HJnrtcur Of this morn
inc announce thai the Duke ascber De Ia PageIie aud
General Monlauhan have bees appointed Senators
The Moastenr also aiUs DEGREES appointing sev-
ersI Vice Adnirsls I.AdLifals, and otier high
funriionsIies.
The M,niteur Of tie 9Th inst. announces that the
inter, q. 90 Treasury Ellis has been i-ed to -, a. aud
a Der cent according 10 Ito length VI TINE they have
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SPAIN.

MADRID March 6, lS6l-In to-dsy's sitting Of the
Senate the Government announced that they had re-
rOly.d upon s,aIioung crui.ers along tie cast Of
Afr ca The cfuirers would be suLorized 70 whit
spanish a.d English vessel, il order ~ prevent the
,l4yelrade. The Ministry seized the opportunity 10
aga lei el the ace IA ious Of Lord Pslnentou ia
gard to slave trade which accusations they SDal
Ized IA unjust.
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TURKEY.

Cos.TAsrNoPLI, March = lS6l.-Serious distnrb-
anres prevail in the Mi"istry. An alteration had
taken place between the Grad vizer and the Captain
Pacha financial naiteis The latter di-approved If
tie recent policy Of tire Grand Yizier ard den anded
new taxes articles Of luxury The carrying ont Of
the new lsw has been postponed. An answer had
been sent to the Vizier's Messages.
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INDIA.

DoMBAY, Feb. ~, ls6l.-The famine In the North
West Provinces assumes n more serious chsra ter
The failure OF Spring crops appears to be certain The
IL areG that the famine will exceed anything Of the
kind within memory. Singular frauds have been de-
tected in the electric telegraph Office. The Bom6ay
Times sys the PAPER Currency bill is TO be remodeied
or abandoned altogether. The tariff on piece goods
and yam il TO be reduced.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
By The Textcnia, Europa, and Canada

rhe steamship Teuionia, from Southampton on tho
morning of the 9TH inst, arrived at this port early on
Saturday morning. Although she sailed several hours
later than the Arago. her advces are DO later than
those received Friday by the latter steamer Inc
Teutona brings 81 900 in sIece.
The Cuna,d steamship Europa, from Liverpool oth'
via Queenstown 9th inst arrived at this pert Saturday
afternoon.
The following is list Of the specie brought oy the
Europa on Saturday:
Ordtr.............. IS 900 Zschrisson Co.., "
Mind Hooper...... eco N. L. 4 o. Urfs"old'''' zWV
+. Cbestou 4 Sem. l,S2Si az, -.
Total
Annexed are the names Of The consignees OF specie
per steamer Australasian box, the Treasurys officer
Bahamas; do. H. l.. Rich s. Co.; do. Camille Cue
rand of Nassau, n. Il.
Tie Europa brings the cargo OF the steamship Aus
tralasian, which put back to Queenstown.
The Canadian mail steamer North American, from
Portland on the 24b February arrived in Lough Foyl1
Oh the evening Of the 9TH ns and landed all mails
except thoee Tor Liverpool.
TIE New-YoIk, from New-York, arrived at Cowes
on the 9TH.
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Tho, Tho, W. Do.welPs ch. b. Planet By Revsnae,
Of Nina by Boat by
Col John Csmpbeps Gu b Joe Soner BY Wagner dam BY
Glenco--hy
H. H. divers MoguL BY Sovereign, out OF Odd stock
Ing BY Tnornhill-byo
Time 7:sst-7:52s
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AUSTRIA.

vTxNA, March 7, lS6i.-An imperial autograph iel-
gress before the opening Of the Hungarian Die. lhe
Congress Is to DO composed OF Serslin deputies oy.
The inhsbants Of the other provinces belonging 70
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ITALY.

NAPLES, March 8, le6l.-1be Official Journal mott
fee tbe blockade Of the lsdel Of Me,sns. HCshis
have commenced. all fonigL yess l. Lave left Mes
sira, with tie exception Of tIose Of America and In
gland,
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--Ih augusta (Ga) Sentinel says;
Ibh tsnorns Il the people reung direct seon on
sssl great fundamental ls~ and uIcled for
.ant Tor hesvy overwhelming sanction OF the IN
popular vote woGld have given il moral power aud
-. 4, .s ssttneston By the Conve ton not do Be
1oelo have dissed ensniss beyond borders
49, ss We are not haiuoniog. and xonld have been
soos uhoer ths circumstances refreshing 40
~swidseRsa Of Iss SOURCE of sn powsTsb. people,
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REsIGsED.-0n Saturday, Mr.. james Buchanan
Henry, Assistant United States Dstriet-AttOrney in
this District, resigned and withdrew from the oliee
Mr. Henry retlres TO private prSeice The business OF
the office will now be conducted BY Distrist-Attorney
Roosevelt, until his successor is appointed.
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IAdNel LiseIlleIt ]

To CLERGyMEN.-" IL man wishes 10 Ahow
oe,ica, that b. made f man wishes NOV eaes
~ n,a re for definite scteai purIOs, there - No eye
TEN bicb win aid bin IN acquiring ins "a" he ~
ten, OF Phrenology"-l Henry Nsid be,cnst
Practical u.tiactiJ with wnea descriptions o. cha scsss
eiven aaiiv by kowLsR WELLS, No. 3yS Broadway.
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FovRTH WARD Observation-Disclosures the two
associations long existing in this Ward arrangement
has been effected in the following Committee
sppo nied from the Republican Central Committee
who arbitraied between the two, and about six weeks
ago agreed upon compromise Of the following AZ Off
GERS: ii. II. Hulet, President DR.. Nanmann, Vhe-
President; VIM. liuIet Treasurer and Morris Fried
ram and WIN. Phhir Secretaries The delegates 70 the
Central Committee siuilarly compromised with.
On Saturday evening another meeting wac held by
Committee Of Arbitraiion-Mtssrs. Williamson, Ran
new and Schwurz-in reference 10 the roll Of member
chip Some persons actually voting as Democrats have
been known to creep in by taking advantage of this
split with view to influencing primary elections, and
now To gaining offices. il was decided that another
meeting should be hello Tuesday evening at No. 1854
Pearl street. a ben both rolls 10 be- submitted and
thoroughly scrunized. Those not taking oath OF hav-
ing voted for Lincoln and VI imlin will be excluded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

oBIruARr.-Mr. William p. Brown, the foreman in
the printing ofco Of The Nep York Observer. was Mt
tackled with upoplexy on Tuesday and died the next
day. March 20. lie had been ia the Office more than
thirty gears and efficient: faithful, and Nisiant,
a man OF great personal worth, a member and obeer
ia tho Protestant Episcopal Church. His Sudden death
is deeply lamented.
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Az EXTENSIVE LODGING Horse. Recently Dc
upper part of Franklin Market. formerly occupied -
the First Ward Police Station has been converted INTO
AN immeuss lodging room for the accommodated 1t
poor ro-eoso. Il is capable Of accommodating nearly
700 perons, and the returns thow an average Of i1
dodgers every night The seepers ranged head
up on Inclined platforms, and packed together IKE
Dptch behring's in q box. The place is heated BY 3
large stove.
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fAdveIt.s<nent |
FJ;tor Of The

EDWARD IT, DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF Ios
scsl,e snd Operating sni Consulting surge n. No -
ler aiios tho o. ts
yis,-r. Rupture Piles vaGicocele add fistas
without the rfe lxa,ure. Onhce hovfs uo" wv y"
and 70 EVENING"
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Tue GALWAY ILSE or SrE,SERs.-To-morrow the
Galway line Of steamers begius It's fortnighty service
under the contract To prevent confusion with
vessels Of the same name employed in the Chanosl
service the of the shirs have been changed fron
Lensler Utter and Munster, 10 the HiberDia AhgfiA
and lumbia- There is soG,e talk thai the shanDoe
may he selected tie pnt Of departure the othss
side the harbor offering greater advantages than that
of Galway, where, moreover, It averred the con-
pauy have experienced mary difficulties from the wxn'
of buoys &C., owing to tue shorsgbtei policy Of The
Corporation Of tie plare. hid. gotta ....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

seuted but only for matters of religious and public In
struction.