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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
CONCERT IN AID OF SOLDIERS LIBRARY

The Band Of Fort Columbus-one of the finest bands
in the country-intend giving promenade concert
shortly in the Armory of the Twenty second Regi-
meut, y. c., s. n. " on Fourteenthst. the proceeds
TO be devoted 10 the restoration replacement OF bs
soldiers Library at Fort Columbus, Governors
Island recently destroyed BY fire. The former library
purchased from the accumulated saYngs OF neatly
six years the fund being formed from the sale OF saw
ngs soldiers ratons End the loss to the soldiers Is
keeuly eI. Tickets for the Concert be obtained
at the principal music and book stores On Broadway.
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Ar 100 s3 6o CAS- I4o 1853 eS 33 1896 tsi 1890 -
1913, 95s g7s $50 1905 III, 50. SPECIAL IERn-Nos iS
24 IA 270 269 28l ISL 2a2. 10 49, 25 z58 +6, IA
loo, ia i75. l8e 25s.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TEAL TERM-PART Nos
2047 2C4s 205l 2Os3 Part Nos p 2, 1886 25O 2ts1
2540 1910. 267s 2e3) 2os 26}6. 1888 2j90 26y2 2@.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-1RIAL IEkM-PAR1
TAdourned 10 Monday next PART llNos siJ. Bsl 1903
80 40 .4O 1895 lzI5 llg 1873 Ia 1886 az ~ lslo
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FATAL BURNING CAsUALrY.-On Monday

FATAL BURNING CAsUALTY,-On Monday
evening little girl named Bertha Anspacher residing
with her parents No $50 Fifthst, fatally burned
by her clothes taking fire from the bursting Of kero-
lamp On the evening III question the deceased.
in company with younger sister in the paror 81
her mothers residence and picking up the lamp. shook
it, wien it fel to the floor and exploded the burning
fluid communicating with her clothes and enyelopinl
her IN flames Her attracted the attention OF
her mother, who came in and finally extinguished the
flames but not until she terribly burned that she
died early Yesterday morning Coroner Cover held n
inquest and verdict Of accidental deats rendered
Deceased was q native Of Virginia, aged l2yeaTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
The CRY HALL PARK AS A "PLAzA."-AtI

O'Clock yesterday the Special Committee Of the Board
Of Aldermen appointed to inquire into the oxpedisncy
Of making the City Hall Park an open, paved plaza
met in the chamber Of the Board. The Committee,
after hearing suggestions from two or three gentlemen
only. which amounted to nothing more nor less than
that it would be shame to change the present appear
ance of the Park, adjourned to Tuesday next, at
O'clock
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A COSTLY MISTAKE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MAIoH 2o-Before
Judge BENEDICT -
THE STEAMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE CASH.

Ihe Unitrl STAKES agt- TIC otca"'.' I"o''O'' A,
Yesterday being the first day OF the term the
Admiralty calendar called in the District court Jaage
self the trial of the Government suits JSdse be.'
lef the bench before the call OF the calendar was
nrer.noe but owing 10 uncertainty a, 10 the Intentions o.
The udse II was allowed TO stand over TIL to-day TO give al
opportunity Of consulting win INN.
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Notice TO Mariners.

United STATES OF AMERICA SAVANNAH RIVER GA-Fg
Island Beacon has been stab shed since Mach 1870
The ehi is 61ed white one and j. intended guide to
naxigator. going up 70 sayannah ~ night.
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A CoRREorroy-Acting on information fur.

A Connection. Acting on information fur.
nished ny the friends OF Michael Manning, who was
stabbed on Saturday night last by Anthony Long ons
ofthe Serreants of the Sixth Precinct notified the Cor
oner's office that the wounded had subsequently
died in Bellevue Hospital and the case reported
In the various journals Coroner Widey was notified
to hold inquest but 1t has since tanspred tha me
statement was incorrect. Manning is not only not
dead but in fair way recover. AID Is considerably
annoyed at the ridiculous rumor
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spoken.

Bsrk Wave (whslngl ofN b. with 40 bblG sperm-Jan
IS. Iat % 81 > N. 10 n.
Snip Victory r from London for Canterbury with pass
q dsys CUT an u. lat IL 81 =, lou. IS TO-
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co,,pr c,IFNDAR-Tu,s nav

Srpnr,fE COURT - CIRCUIT - PART Nos
le9 i2Is IN 1920 1893 1871 1873 l9 800 1905 1902
ia as i9I7 l2 1925 1921 1873 1883. 1919 PART H.
NJ aie IA 500 ll8 42 49, 1885, y0, IA 1885, l428, 1892,
ixS l1as lIAa Ia4A iats l&s0. lt2. l&L IARy IuNeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYDS new
4 hne 81 fr.i-c'nss slesghec str-uers between NEW
DIRK AMI bkf IkS, via towes leave rev Oh gins
tbe United etr,,s Mail on the following THURSDAYS.
ATLANTIC, g.. Hover roumaa cef........lfh Ap1l-
WESTERN Embellishments Ayh.
Prices Of Psss,.r PAYABLE IN god Or ~ eqnVAeH'' ''
Cabin. : ln5t - tobr. 80 S1i Stssrrgc, 80 -.
F0f ffeifhf and Passage apfly 20
KUOER BROS, Genera Aseu'' No. - Beaver-',
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Neu,oraudn.

The Me,icsn brr San Juan, from Campsechy recently
ashore At Shark River ~ j. has been got on and lowed u
the city She ia NO, much damaged in hull or cargo.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

NAVIGATION of the HUDSON RESUMED.
~ TIE steamers ST. JOHN snd DEAN RICHMOND com
their regular dl trips Tor the (suniays
cepted a, o'clock p. H., THIS DAY from Pier Al North
River, foot 81 Canal-st.
March 10. 1896.
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CITY NE VS..

Mr.. JEROME HOPKINS gives his fourth after.
noon concert at Walack's Theater this afternoon at
8! O'clock with three grand pianos 1t is Tor the ben
eft of the Brooklyn Orphan Fund
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1Jori- ii)ar0rns' Noiire.
STATE OF NV. YORK.
Ponr.wAnpEss oSncE, No. ioI wsn.

PoRT. WARDEss OFFICE, No. lo1 Walls. )
NOTICE is hereby given, i'm accordance with
section NJ the act pissed April H. 1877 entitled An
Act % eorrnze the WarrnF Office Of the Port Of New
Yos 10 ali person. interested in having charge Of the
subject matter inquiry e1lmnitol or survey that
the following under -rannton by the PoFt
Wardsns AMI that the said surveys or examinations V be
completed within ten days succeeding ths notice. on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

ART NOTICE Wenderoth, Taylor & Browns
Fine Miniatures Stngs ma lie by f. 4. KELLY Co.. Nd
78g Broadway Please examine specimens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
CRIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

I-RIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot loot
IL Of ChaInbsr--st. via. PsvoniA Ferry; .
G m. Day fIpress for anAntlsui hoohe's' hnnno'
Salamanca sii Wet CONNECTS At Buffalo with Lake SHORE
and Orend Trunk Raways and at Salamanca with Atlantic
and Great Western Railway. 90,
S:3o a. m. Mix and Way Train. daily TO Ot,'iIs. -
10 q. M. Express Mail for buffalo sasuianeS ana pm
Weston HalWsvs.
pm Way Train, br Port JerV' and rewbursh'
gnlamsnca and West - . -, n,
D. M Lightning Express daily ioi CsnanaAis"s no,nes
Buao with LsEs Shore and Grand Trank Railways and at
salsnsnea with Atlantic aud Orsst We.,ein bIIwAy n
knk aud West ,,,.,,,, n,nnrp c..uc.., 49, o,.
W. r. Earn. GrnI Pass. Agent, New'lofL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Copartnersbip Aotltrs.

dissolution of COPARTNERS{I P-To
~ ALI WHOM IT NAY COSCERN.-Take foie- e. It
tie a eYst ng aud dong busness the rir a. SOLO.
fer. Csius under the firm q BOWEN Co. T. tis
day dissolved Oliver w. Sieid having tiis dav h r-gn
1he aim Bu.iness viii be continued place
lsi Caurcb-si.. New-York City, b. The sab.cfib-r.
WILLIAM BOWLE.
Mach r. 1856
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fAirertisrment.l

The "Canada-F enian Scare" creates some
thing Of sensation which will be asyed however by the
Introduction the border of KEST East INDIA CoFFEh
For SALE by all srocers Is cents ID. Wholesale depot
No. l9s Reade-st.
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6teamboais ano Railroads.


.CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
" Pssserger and Freight Depot N New loTk foo, Of
Ibery- connects ~ Hampton Junction VIA Tie Delaware
acIawauns Ncsterl Railroad ald n fAsi9n ~lih the
h valley Railroad sad It. connections, ionnins direct
Inc 10 PI.bufgh nd West without change ~ cAL
GKEAI MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST
Two F1fffs. Talu tt. from tue West except Sundays
when one tram iu the evening. 90,
Sait and hoars saved by this line 70 chicago
Cincifnst St Lous &C.. Nth but one change 81 cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commenting Nov. o. l05bLeay- New ofk ne follows:
At a. M Tor Euston. Mauch Chank, N1aInsport WHO'D
barre. Mshsnoy City etc. - -, w.,
Man TRAtS-At a. in. FOR Termination. Ess,ol. Water
Gap scranton WiikcsbsIre Great Bend Piiton bingham
ton 80
ga m.-wes,ern EIprrss for Fts'on, Allentown. Har
r.burr Pittsburgh and the West with but change o.
cara 10 Cincinnati Chicago and boz two changes 10 -
Louis - a, , -.
- n TRArN-For Fsston, Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
Read.uz Potttyille. HArrIDurs. 6r.
p m.-For EEston, Scranton, Great Bend betLsheIn
and Mauch Chunk.
5p m-for SoIn@rvi.ls aud bennington.
$50 .. nh or sonsrvlle.
: T. n.-for someryile. 49,. .. = - a,
8pm.-WESrERS EXPRESS TRAlN-For fs''on' Al
lert1wn Reading. Harrisburs Pittsburgh aud the West
Sleeping through from jersey CITY to ftsDui&n every
evening. .,a. -, a. -
GENITAL Railroad Of New.JeTsey foot Of Libertysi n H. At
No A.ior House Nos. 81 and so bro.d"ay aud al tc
prime pa hotels JOSIAH o. sTEARNs Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.

EVERY SATURDAY FROM PIER No. %. N H.
In fh Psiiroad thrOu gbout Georgia aud fIorda
EMPIRE siDE.wHEEL LINZ. r,oo,,,.
Passage tel cts i.ued through 20 Augusta Macon Ihone'
Vile Dsren Brunwek 81 Marys Fernandins' Jacs'oh'n'
and PicolsB ..o.,y.noy roshr.
Atkus Commander will sa Tor Savannah direct rom ilei
No 10 North KiVer loot Of CedaIs, SAIUkDAl SAioA
u, promptly al ) o'clock. -,
| Freaht received daily and handled carefully
Ell. Of lading furnished and signed on tho fler 81,
For Freight or Pssssge-lavng elegant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
apply 70 ,p..,,,n., a.,
| Agent AZ savannah. h. H. HARDkE, ESQ
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEoIAL TEKM-MARcH 2o-BefOre
Justice BARBOUR
DECISIONS.

DECISIONS.
Augustus W. Surs agt. Charles Dellinger.--ho
ton granted ,,,.I MI,
granted -, :, n, ST. .I
Uambin Babcock at. William HeTmsnce. - Motion
rn.d on erns ani cause down FOX ta FOR March -
Jobn Me,rher ag CatlaIue Mesgler.-Not'on granted
and ctnse referred 10 a referee 10 hear. &C.
Charlie. 4. Zimmerman ast Edward Higgins hlouoi
granted and cause referred 10 a referee 10 hear &C.
TRIAL TERs-Msrch 20.-Beiore Justice MCNEIL
COSTLY MISTAKE
John O. Moest vs. Charles helerman.
This was an action for damages for a malicious
nroscution The defendant living IN house OF the plaintiff
sdo complaint against him for keepng asoTdery house
Tbe plaintiff was arrested s,d taken 10 the Police Court but
wa. at once discharged The defense was Peeu'iarthe de-
fnda, is Germany stating that he did not UNDERSTAND
English we that he went the Court House TO charge not
hai mar but another and that the Police asiiee asking
him the nas Of the other man he supposed he was being
asked BIZ. landlord and gave the plaintiff name. -,
The defendants counsel declined to sum The Iaihun
counsel stated that bad desire 10 obtain large dsss
bot simply enough clear his reputation lie "oui o"y
ask such damages. -, -. NJ,
The Jury gave him $50. which secures rull Costs M
Philip +. Smith for plaintiff; exJudge Van Colt ioE ae'eD
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p.snver Station IA New YorE, corner Twenfy'ersnht
.ua 4 ourthsvs Entrbnce Oh Twenty sevsain-st-
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN;
For New. Haven, 30 A1JfEx.,l lJJ a M I1lo' ErD
400 TxJ az5. 40 and 200 tEItlp m 80, 80.
For Bridgeport 100, 500, ttI.,l liJJ nj iAi'' 'h-J
400 (Fr5 a45 40 and 800 tEIl p m.
pr Milford and stra.ford 100 lllO M 10 ST. p m
For Fsirield Southport aud Wesipou 40. L'oA H. 'A'A
lJOp. m. - u. an r. a N =, IA ~ 1911. fEx
~, 80 i 3t5 80. $50 800 Ell = m.
w., nsr.n 100 $50 ll.3o q n. 1915 40, $50 p M
~, c,s.nvieb 90 $50. 1909 80, 40 3p " m
r., stanford 10000 tEr..J $50 llJ0 m lli9 NEL)
~ Is 80 SO $50 800 tEI..l p. ~ m =, n,
~, p Chester aud intermediate staious w. IN" i''
q 10 3.t3, AZ, SO, 10 .;gv p ~ ia, ~,
For Boson. via gGsd. 900 Ia tEL) 200 ttAJSV'
p. IN. =, c,.r,,. :, 1s ~, ,poon m
For Hartford and Springfield, tVo m ,b1.') Lilo 'Vo
onn,eticat River Railroad 800 I) lAioP m
A., uan,,..l q 90 o. m. 10 Northampton -. N ,
For Hartford Providence and Fi.hki Railroad too LA'
4 m. III p m IA. - e,o,,,,,on Rslroadn
400 A. IN. l2l5 400. e.oO P IA. >y..t...o,
Eor q anal Railroad l2.l5 0. m to Northampton
tor uousstonic Railroad. = IN.
~, kangsfnck Railroad, 500 m, aOo ?. m -,
-, .nburv aid Norwsk Railroad. 'OJ I'D a. n'' ~
awnodiou. Sleeping Cara attached 70 go M tras
:. =, 1911 lava
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Meoiral.

nR. VIM. EARL's WORK of 24O Pages on
~ Pss Structure snd Obscure Diseases the Pelvic VIZ.
sers &c Price % cents Mailed tree 10 any part. Address
40. IL Whiie-st.. New Yors.
nR. LARMONT, No l73 BROADWAY
~ 1resi nart from u 20 o'clock. Mcdeal Adyssr nd
Marriage Guide" So sod by =. WARNER, Vosey.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO
4 DE- JANEillO calling at ST. THOMAS, rAhA, IN m
Braz Moi seansl2 Company viii disPatch regular y on
the zgh Of each mouth NJ from Iief No. 50 Nofh
Riy, enc ftber new mr., class steamships The liANANA
NJ r. Greene Commander, will leave on Ib1hspa 4
2gh OF March An ~ prenced surgeon u attached 20 sah
s'eamhip All letters must pass through the
Large os heavy freight s ow rates tof fesht u P'
800 ,nriv 20 THOMAS ASCEkClO Co.
S1se HPP' " No II Broadwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

SCHUYLKrLL MUTUAL Coal Co.,
OFyIcE. No. IS Waist.
YARD. Nos POS and PCS West Twenty hfth-st.,
between Seventh and Eighth-aves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

. n
fcf tr purpose 81 extending iacies qr suy wing tie
trade with or Fens, and that give or frd
ten1a % or nanusetory have aYeied ou..ey~s Of
the agency o. Me'sT- WOOLWOBTH GRAHAM 10
whom commit the Of the fnercant- dep,rt.
men, Of our business and y viii heTefr be- conlnrted Nv
them under tue name Of X. ESIERBbOOK q Co. WOO !.
NOiIE GRAHAM, sole Ageuts At our ,g4reho,,s. OF. 10
a. JohB-st., New-iork' and No 80 Archst Phlad,ipna
r. ESIERBROOK : 20
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Ocean Steamers
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
4 THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
lesve Pier No. a. North River foot ~ Canal ST. A. u o
noon on the lst lih and 2st Of every mouth except wh"n
those dates fs Sunday ard then on TIE preceding Sni
dayi for AsPINWALL, connecting, va lanan5s he"sy
vTh one OF the Company, s,etu,hps from Panama for
sAS FRANCISCO, touching ~ ACAPULCO
MARCH.
ls.-ARlZONk CONNECTING with GOLDEN CITY.
lmh-HENEY CHAUNCEY. connecting with 81. LOUIS.
21et -fsFW-YORk cornectinr with SAtAAhfNtO
Departures Of and 2ist connect 81 rename with steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS lst aud lih for GIN
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Ih0se Of the lat touch a.
MANZANlLLO.
Bssrfse checked through One Hundred Pounds allowed
Az experienced Surgeon board Medicines and siiend
suce free. .,
Tor Passage Tickets or further information apply q, the
Coutarv', Ticket once on the WLGTi loot OF Cana st
''''' F.w. G. BELLOWS. Agent.
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IINTINTV = 7 IN y
JOEL CADPuRY jr
JAME5 BkOMSOHOVE.

NOTICE OF COPARTSERsHIP The urdrris ned 3 ave
Tbs d9y formed coyaI;neTship under the firm name OF r.
ISIERbROOK Co for the manufacture II ste, Pens al
their ~osks, Camden, y. J.
RICHARD FSTFRBROCK
- RICHARD ESTERBROOk, H.
Phiadephis, % Bio. H. 1896 -
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FIlLADTLPHIA ID 70 y ID
NOTICE Of DISSOLUTlON.-Ihe copar.-
~ nef-ip heretofore existing between the uri-re 3D.
and-r the name Of Y. ESrERKkOOk Co.. for te i.oa-
hcture and STEEL PINS Camden = . alrlr ia.
and New oEE l. this Day DISSOLVED by uuuf o1srut.
kcbrTi E.ierDroo having parchased tie uioge 81 Joel
CadJury II aid james Er0usrroye alone
settle iAt business Of tie iate firm.
RICHARD FsTTEHuODK
JOEL CADPURY jr
JAME5 BkOMsOHOVE.
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rTFW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Irains leave
IL a., ~ c,l.ndt.s for rIufApRLPHIA 81 T. 10 snl IIiSl
m ~ m. ana 0. m, and y midnight; ioi ,io,
80 w AAEusreS. q 0 Sla ny w. W. nstsSA'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
Va PANY-Foot Of Barclay-st.-On and after Nov. a.
Morning mail trans for HsckettsOwn and intermediate
tons will eavs at $3.50 m. Mail Express for all staous
west Of AilbuTn 4:l0 ?. Morri.town Expre.d5
:. sCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
III ROAD--On and s't-r MONDAY, 18th Fob, 1855. the
express Camden will be discontinued The Steamer
will leave Pier No 3 North River daily Sundays excepted
p NJ connecting with train Tor Manchester, Toms River
Long Branch. &C
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and intermediate stations will
be taken at Low RATES tae +oe.ock line, reaching
Camden the morning.
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Ocean Steamers.

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE The Eew.York ard Havr- STEAMSHIP
Companys fsiclaBs mail steamships AAGO and FULTON,
having been thoroughly retted will eage Pier No. n North
River for HEyre calling Falmouth the following days at
precisely:
ARAGO .......IlEsR A. GApsDRs.....Msrch II. 1854
EULTOS.....JANKs 4. WOrTxg.......ADi IL. l81G
ARAGO .......LKNRY a. GADsDEs.....MHy r. 1885,
FULI ON......JAnEs 4 WoTTEE........June ., loo
ARAGO .......HENRY a. GADsDES.....July 7, 1868.
And every % days thereafter.
PRICES OF PASSAGE PAID IN GOLD.
First csbin 1872 81 second cabin. $50
Through tickets to London...... IS extra
An experienced Surgeon on board
The company will be- responsible FOR specie or vslnnbs
unless bids Of adns having the value e4pressod are signed
therefor.
For further information apply to
JOS. I. COMsTOCK, Agent,
NO. ! BraadHay New -iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

fINHE FIRM o. ]. ;. PLAINEK a Co.
Il composed Of JOHN ;. PLATNER aud MARY {. NIL
LkR WA DISSOLVED by mutual consent the gh day Of
March 100. The affairs Of the GIin will b. settled up by
}. G. MILLER, as gent. al No. "a Liberty-st.
New. York, March -, 1856. JOHN :. PLAwNTR
MARY {. MILLER.
The BUSINESS heretofore carried b. j. Palmer L
Co. will be continued by WM. Fl. LAMPSON co.
VIZ. H. LAWP5ON,
MARY {. MILLER.
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il)eooina Cards. ct.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, no. I04 Ful.
n tontt.-wEDDING CABbs snJ RfhE STATIONERY
4AAhiss.d lGlaJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

These celebrated Pens Of genuine American manufacture
20 the trade % wsrehouses No f0J Arch Al
Phtdep,s and 30. y Joaust ErwYork aud It r-tl by
=. bookeer s,atouers and Paper Dealers throughout the
United states. T. EsIERBNOOK Co
WOOLWORTH & GRAHAM, sole Aeen's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
NrEw.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1855.
COMMENCING MEMBER 70, lDts

PASSENGER Station In EewYorE corner Twsn'y'erenhst
.ua Fourth-svs Entrbnce Oh Twenty seysatn-st
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-02

Important Letter to President
johnson from AN Intimate Friend
of President LincOln-Thc Lat
ter's Plan of Reconstruction.
Ex-United States Marshal LAMoS has ad-
dressed a letter TO President JOHNSON on
the view sof the late President LfScoLN on
restoration. After denouncing Mr. STEVENS
aud tlle Radicals as 1isunionists- MIR. LAMoN
says:
Il came here As Mr.. Lincoln's special
friend, and was Marshal of the District
during the whole of his administration.
down to the day of his death. | was in the
most confidential and intimate relations
with him. ] had many aud free converse
tions with him on this very subject of RESI-
toratiOn. / WAS made entirely certain, by
his own repeated declarations to me, th9t
would exert all his authority. power,
and influence to bring about an immediate
reconciliation between the two sections of
the country. As far ms depended on him,
he would have had the Southern States
represented Ia both houses of Congress
within the shortest possible time. All the
energies Of his nature were given 10 n Wig
orous prosecution of the war while the re-
bellion lasted, but he was equally deter
mined upon vigorous prosecution of peace
as soon a. the armed hostility should end
He kneio the base designs Of the Radicals to
keep up the strife for their own advantage.
and he Wds determined TO hvdrt them, as he
himself told me very otten."
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-02
Who WIN Execute the Law?

On this point, in the event of the Senate
passing the Civil Rights Bill into a law,
despite the Presidents veto, the Cincinnati
Enquirer remarks, that-'it has been
thought by some, that collision might
arise between the President and Congress
through the neglect Or refusal of the
former TO execute the law. We do not
so understand il. The execution of the
law will mostly devolve upon officers
and judicial machinery already in exist
ence. The bill was ingeniously framed
TO avoid any issue Of the kind between the
President and Congress. or at least, TO leave
the opening OF such an issue discretionary
with the latter. The power of the Presi-
dent seems 70 be mostly limited TO the ap-
pointment of spies and iuformers: and as II
appears to be left 10 him TO judge whether
an additional number of spies and inform
ers Is necessary, the non Rstf of bis author
ity In that behalf while itmay be a cause
Of complaint win hardly afford ground Of
Impeachment HHs
Nevertheless, who believes that the con-
spirators, SUMNER, STEVENS s. Co. win not
move In the impeachment Of the President
II he should refuse OF fail to I'LL the land
with the authorized pinps. informers and
Abolition blood-hounds which win be
imperatively essential to the execution OF
the designs of the law. Let them try II
on!
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-02
The vote ON the vetoed BIN.

Respecting the lately vetoed Civil Rights
Bill, It may be well to note that the veto on
IL as Il originally passed the Senate, showed
thirty-three IN favor to twelve against IT,
Ave members beiug absent. OF the yeas
all were "Unionists;' OF the nays three
were Unionists aud nine Democrats
Three .Unionists" and two Democrats
were absent, In tile House the yeas mum
bered one hundred and eleven, and the
nays thirty-eight. There were thirty y-ioui
members absent from the vote Six u mon
lists" voted with the minority and of The
absentees, twenty-six were Unionists anC
eight Democrats,
This was the vote of tue respective
branches, which sent the revolutionary
document to the Presidential guillotine
1t will be curious to see how they VII
stand when 1t is brought before the senat
on Tuesday. t y