The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1853, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. | WHOLE NO. 7413. MORNING EDITION—-SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1859." PRICE TWO CENTS. ——————— ‘ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.| ...Ssumea™ avorion. «| NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. UNITSD STATES SuNATE. " Proposed to exclude the stocks of other States, and é¢- W,, Wosonen-~Montay, Apa att oclock rat oi Sa mgias cept the stocks and bonds of cities withta our own ber'- SALBE AT AUCTION, | No,d Thompaun street: neat Canals’ general saortmest ot | THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON, . Wherwsetie, 4; ders. No dlsrényect to the Bank Committee was intended SeapOmir onan tor, chamber furnit . 1» April 8, 1868. . ‘ NOTICHTH. W. RUSH AucTIONRER—a7 | PF°r. wasnt sea ee ee The Senate met at two o'clock, and immediately went un eased enene tery romp ea basi illier: 5 o’eloe! M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER.—THIS DAY, AT 10 into executive session, therein than up y of that Hy . q y ‘ominations. ee ee . nti ch and Poraeh beanceranrmmeycoumatan.ot | WT o'clock, at ay sti ihe furniture of family The New York %& 4 poses and finally the whole measure was put to sleep, until 4 tables; ‘ble top so! ier and b marble top ry if aud centre tables: bi wood plane, French nisi id mantel glasses, window curtains, gas chan 60, sofas, rockers, chairs, JUDGE 6.¢, you ; red Mie a re tre, card. nil Mr. Houston's resolution, appropriating $1,500 to en- ; committee of the whole would most sffectually smother Sao +. BRONSON TO BE COLLECTOR, | tocar emis i ou | eat eo ry ant Futana | mtn th evox mov italy moti sing bureaus, \d crockery ware, for taking the yeas and nays, was reported’ back for the | her power and Sy ctbowe ieer tietecioan enti | should be ordered to a third ending, UCTION NOTICE.—SALE THIS DAY, AT HALF HON. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, DECLEVED, | action of the Senate. Jour Tepe Rene pene church ‘has all the land, and | Mr. J, Rows (dem.) of N.Y, spoke aysinst’ thé pil, past 10 o'clock, in the sales rooms, 13 Spruce streot, of ’ Your republlean government has only the little corner. others andsome furniture, Also, 2 cases dry goods. fancy articles, HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC. WANTED. Fei eee me eaaipneelionerraaoaees age pera eh elie oa ponm'al toe leug sania treee tear hi he ‘ai and other articles, | ~~~..~000rr reer renner 'TRMED. suitable for a large body like the House of Representa- of the worki. If = man become pense of the laboring masses. Several other members’ Suitable for a phenicina, beoke, 5061 ores ao “Jowelsy. 8 SMALL FRENCH EDUCATED FawiLy, cou. | | ‘48I0U8 APPOINTMENTS CONF! "| tives than a small one like the Senate, and be was op- | G0,(,s/d to be converted; but if « man Participated in the debate. Yaluable wateh, bardwato, &e. THOS, BELL. Auctioneet! | AA. poucd et a geatlouan, he wile, and one child. pishee to to making experiments here for the benet of the | Christian Protestant whe asserts that he ie Mr. R, Summ said the Bank Comsslttee recommended an” from the first of May, three small a ‘tments, unfur- APRON SALE OF BURNITURE Ae: Chane: | Riatshit, noun, cceyved, ys reypectante family aad | PROCEEDINGS IN THR ONITED STATES SENATE, | se, 0, ‘ extension ofthe basiasolly in vow of the fact that 81, ri d 120 &e., ke, he. pays being taken in the old way. He thought ‘the sub- BE tf gee, dt neighbor '® general assortm rior, chamber and kitchon furni- | and Fourth streets. Rent from $100 to and | 600,000 of stocks now held by the Bank’ Department would ng bivehen, 6 t he is not impudent enough to claim her as the . hs a enmveefcletv anise nd giaterary,vuragun, | veneer deitee heels VEE tae Hor sam Ww fob svaird itouch whey aahs | Chueh govern mntanie/ Rec church aorng | Mare oe at of Jy nent an tat thw #000 ‘Kitchen furniture, on king - . now ar lucat at Po . A BEY CELLAR WANTED-NOT FAR FROM THE Highly Interesting from Washington: Petia ey Cagle page nl tren 3 Over your miiads; and, Americans, if you be | charters had exprod wouie to aah on estes GEIS ROOT PAR GTiOoae City Hall, ouly ana storage for wino, It is not neces: SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERAGD. Srranged ima ine, and at the word ‘‘fire’’ t8 | true to your reptblican institutions, which are yet only | enactment. But for these facte have ‘ ARS L. VANDEWA@BR will sell, on Monday, April | Appl; toe to Mt! Be be ont Ocoee OFAE® y by loti B., box 3,409 Post vote. (Laughter, would Teported JUDGE BRONSON AS COLLECTOR OF NEW YORK, Mi roung, remember the Iteiiam exile who- tells you to ar it any extension whatever, and rect 2 ig gallery, rear of store Nor 14 » | Mr. ‘em.) of Fla., opposed the resolution. | Jp™8) [pen and they ommended pa i Raa A se Ni AND SENATO} = VERN ‘machine would enable de. |, the tg norance anarchy and destitution of lection of the four States ‘named, ander the belief « nery, fancy goods, ée., SMALL FAMILY WISH TO PROCURE PART OF A 0 -VARIOUB' OST OPSTGUR STDIN ce, fa other, reat has ' |' poor unfortunate 2% to be free and happy; with | that the extension would be more limited by the adoption an th oy pepern, Toney cheat |) A eee eaten vi i a hy MEXICO—VARIOUS OTHER OFFICES FILLED—MR. if for no » he would vote againt it. |: Caueation, the Bible Tiches, and national | of city stocks. ‘A rn aes brat i hehood Belghhorbo her | SLIDELL DECLINES THE CENTRAL AMERICAN mis- | _ Mr. Burun, (dem.) of 8. C., suggested an amendment | ¢iuestion, apo . ol 5 ‘ a — | Re eee Seon eiitie cutee SION AND WANTS TO BE U. 8. SENATOR FOR Lovr- | that s spirit fum be employed to ascertain and di- |‘ Ser7; by avoiding the Pope and Papacy, and tho Inqui- aie ots tear percha AT AvCTION, OF MORDAY, HEA. x Ne AT 2 | have such premises. A note addressed Try, Herald offce, | SIANA—THE JAPAN EXPEDITION—-THE GARDNER Fect how the votes shall be, (Renewed laughter.) |: "ten. — ee eK pane Fpl de ary amma” Greon street, Jersdy City, By WD, SCOTT, Lot 25 by 100, i eee meena Sree TRIAL—KOBSUTH’S PRIVATE SECRETARY GOING 70 | gu'tne creditati te: the ger eet enna oe erention INTERESTING FROM ALB. ridley ol baa ores iy: 245 story Driek house, Se foet From OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE| EUROPE, ETC. gentos witich tiie machine. sassy ANY. sssociations, and ladividual banks in Now Yorkelty’* This 16. by 2, built for an L, or kitchen; good’ well and accommodated with s parlor and bedroom, front, at 62: Wasmmcroy, April 8—8 P. M. The weetietan creo bill requires, in addition to quarterly reports to the Super- cistern; toed neighborhood, andon easy terms. ‘Sale per- | Bresdway, on the second door. Also, one goatlominn, With | 744 senate were taken by» UF af hae porn cegee ate Sell egal NGS IN TRE LE Intendent of the Department, publication of tory a tingle room, : Senat jaken by surprise, tree o'clock: 7 PROCEED. GISLATURE | weekly statements of loans, deporits, and sironla- LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.—SHIP AND ANTED.—A GENTLEMAN WOULD Zikx, Prom | ‘0-487 by recetving the nomination of Judge Greene C: | s,bte Mee Honcion's resolution propose to safes fe Sion. 1k tampons» forteltare of charter, if this is not ‘cabin stores, storo fixtures, and three years lense of No. the first week in May, at moderate ront, a good room, | Bronson as Collector of the port of Now York, vis Hon. | die to-morrow, unless the t has further commu- Lit of Bills Passed Thus Far. ne. It was ordered to » third reading. eis esse w Marea "an lth | suze omaha ontstieg ey Pacer | Dun Dk, deat ‘Upon ts bong von | nione oman ee Xs, 32am ged Se EE Pao th mn " f ; ng of liquors, | sbove Bond dor below Grand strect, near Broadway; having | that he was even a harder shell than Mr. Dickinson, he | After an executive session, the Senate adjo &., &, &. shoots in New York have its third reading now. Objest- bea ae een es |’ Ceoten, Raths, Ae. Aatzee C, Meson eiion, was unanimously confirmed. Mr. Dickinson's declination Th: Canadian Legislature. ee me Also, the three years lenge from May Tat, 1808. ANTED—A FURNISHED BEDROOM AND SITTING | was only recolved by the President this morning, having | THz PROPOSED ST. LAWRENCE AND LAKE OHAM- TELEGRAPHIC. Mr. Looxas, (dem.) of Herkimer, moved a suspension ef fend isonly sutfoct to a rent of 81,200 veut and would casi: | tloman, and little boy, five Fear et Situation Waiveen, | been brought on by Mr. Birdsall. Judge Bronson’s ap- PLAIN SHIP CANAL. AE CONSTIFUFIONAL AMENDMENTS—THR CANAL, | all other orders, to tate up the bill relative to expenditures Jy rent for $1,800, The lease will Ue told without nn; Champérs street and the Battory. Apply to Henry Curtis, Il- | pointment has been made with the full concurrence of Quenxo, April 7, 1853, COMMIBSIONERS—THE NEW BILL RELAMYE TO | on th , from the committce of the whole, and or- Nan SB came donee ieaet ste ae cectootant clan Ge Mr. Dickinson’s friends. He will accept. It is under- | Last evenisg the Assembly resolved that the construe- | *MIGRATION—THE NEW YORK POLICE BILL—LOB- | “¢i tt to one ae Neh uae , z J + : i i . D. B. Taiox, (dem.) of N. 'Y., objected to taking best parte of South street, ‘between the ‘ANTED TO BUY—A NEW ORSECOND-IAND EN: | gtood Mr. Marcy was not consulted inthe matte Mba of 1 between the St. La riverand | 7 TIES ABUNDANT, Ror. this course. It was designed to 1 Pook alip and Bri treet feuates. Catal ix i W 4 half gare y lr wt . wi te matter. ion of a ship canal ween }. Lawrence river a1 compel the resignation fof sale. "ocnenion of the preminns all be given immediate: | Herat oftoo, “Nv n°" One Herne Power. Adirens Mr. O'Conor has declined, but it is understood the Pre- | Lake Chamjlain would cheapen froight between Lake ar Fae Rac pm ear ge the Bloneor,a0VWail atret, Pus “PY 1° UY AS°" | Anaep 70 HIRE—A ROOM AND BEDROOM, wirut | *Hent holds the matter under advisement, and it is pro. | Erle and Now York, rogaia the Western trade fer the St. | ayo canay Gommitten of the House have boon engaged | 201¥0d itself into Committee of tho Whole, Mr. Prof face T._NICOEAY, AUGTIONEER—A Near | wound PAREY Sdjoining, for s family of two persone and | bable Mr. O’Uonor may yet withdraw his declination, if | Lawrence, snd increase the tolls. on Canadian works. It nearly'all day upon the consideration of the Senate reso- | Ughe chair, om the bill. cottage at Morrisania.—Albert H. Nicolay will sell | Bi. Herald ofice, stating terms, £0." w* "7" | Mr. Bronson accepts the Collectorship. Should Mr. | was resolved to communicate this to the Governor peagitcbeek elses Mistoencitaten’ He: iret hatte suze,” ™ TATLOR moved to strike out the enacting fon Wednesday, April 18th, at 12 o’olook, at the Merchants’ Bronson decline, which I do not consider probable, the | General. ™ : 7 | er armen whig), of M said thi forces tose et ee eek hear ek | W Se opegERRNEOUEATTLIGAEE'W'D | econ an tes te Promuct cay, Sopa ore ati mmaeamatien bar megan opts whe le wna te | re ori npr tg ae pie Delgeen Wreamiacieh, stes, walk of the Pin thee, Rew Fork : | soft shell. 80 look ont, , ' TiMAGae <0 na phen ieee aac parE ribpsibietap eles | Norge pect il bad trie Loe —_ fo minutes of oe] PC MS ge MR ETT aR Ye be i . i five minutes of tho, Morrisania, Said house in 22336 | WTANTED_BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, PART | A deputation of soft shells reached here this morning Bosrox, April 8, 1863, Scare ce cet STORE | ek cuadenttios site eee pie arg foot, two stories and attic frame, (filled in,) with brick base- of a house, consisting of four rooms, west of the Bowe: | 40 4. eng or ga¥:fleat ‘Dix the’ Golies ad Bs ‘toi Gad BAM 4c tides ity hn Git 0 modified as to give general satisfaction. made had already been inserted. een [ment, built in the best manner, with sliding doors, Fre ry, not above T reet. Respeotability in all particulars try and manage to ge 7 e torship In the Heuse to-day, jomnify the sufferers | Quite spirited debate occurred in the House upon - n inserted—and the only pur- windoys, court yerdin front and rear, fo, Ho. an excellent | required. Address C. D. H., Horald office, stating terms, 40. | cage Mr. Dickinson declined. They missed thelr mark, | by she destruction of the Ursuline convent, in 1894, was Bore SVoiding final action of it now was to secure ftw ret er water, ald) su for gardening, fruit trees, a , rior bill to limit th: it of in the of , Tenens eaty. For ful are ars, spply om the premises, | ‘WTANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, CONTAINING | and left town this evening in a hurry. passed to athird reading, The bill limita the appropria- A OgUOEL Or Nagrey 1. 58: Lame, Or, the to et Mr. D. B. Tavton anid there was no necessity for this iz etisneer, at all the modern i re th The following nominations were additional received by | tion to $50,000, and appoints three Commissioners to in- | CAD*! Commissioners. Mr. Daniel B. Tuylor, apparently | yin." 1¢ wan a systematic atvempt to nim tae lee nannies | he taken im bean, thi ir to have th : speaking by authority, declared if the bill should become | Canal Commissioners from office. the ‘of LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.—GENTEEL | taking a few select boarders. Any family wishing the Senate to-day, and confirmed:— vestigate the claims. law thi ini 1d resig the session this had be le beginning household furniture at austion—Albert Ii, Nicolay | such arrangements may hear of suitable ‘person, by.sd- | Senator Borland, of Arkansas, to be Governor of New ———_——_______ a law the Commissioners would resign. thin wae the ner ee had been steadily pursued, and Billsell, on Tuesday, Aprit 13, at 1042 ofoloe dressing Widow, Herald office, for three days. Sha Pe rss J 3 Madame Sontag tn Philadelphia, Tho bill amending the Emigration laws and restoring | {ho Auditor despotic: powee sae teen Tae gre beet sage ilar ney rte ANTED TO RENT_A FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR | _W. 8. Messerole, of New Mexico, Secretary of the Ter Je Gontag has anoth ereata ABrHL 8, 1863. | the physician of the Marine Hospital, which passed the fate al ‘autharlty ifr the CERRO ote avin, makers, W “Brondway, betyeen the Astor Hlouee aud the Motto: | itary, Madam house as ved in the House that e Auditer. in Inw paeses they must become ire, rosewood pier tabl ble t litan, from the Ist of May till Ist October. Addi i rand, of Maryland ‘Treasury, | 824 isannowced for Lucregia Borgia to-morrow night. | Senate yesterday, was so well rece Senet Seenes dnceee otndowe reais an ¢ | Bee Horala oftee ‘till Mondsy evening, Mth reece gear Eb» Grand, of Mary Eometine.of She, ' (piano, looking glasses, rooking chairs, Bru pAb et The excitement here rans very high. She is now treat: | it wes referred to a select committee. to report complota, | Hit meniale or resign their altuations. It i i nag 2. ‘ mane) LORRIne exnemets Teer sue hater, 3 ANTED TO RENT—A SPACIOUS ROOM OR Par. | W.-H. Carroll, Postmaster, Memphis, Tennessee. ing for an opeentio enna eS without opposition. This insures {ts final passage. ment to effect their expulsion from offive. The bill 1s an Benita wih wblonhe we Sud Samaras hermes | amet ise Bogue ake laa a Terns ee | Soy get asmatee pares Mm oa, Obl Marine Intelligence Tee erent ew Xe Pilon BU ik os Heres theater eae oe BET eee with while le minence. ‘Terms, ona * ; as A. S., He: . D. 9 . ; ves them no % or olty funds. Catalo an bs obtained by applying to | rald office, vy ne ftom st 54 *'s! GN. Corcoran, Postmaster in'Texas’ ” THE STEAMSHIP ANDRG—LOSS OF THE SCHOONER w.'| The lobby is large, industrious and impertinent. Tho | Eoney. “This wold eovareoee alt Atieenetraan the auctioneer, No. 40 Wall street. TANTEDCAO THANE COR OUR eTORY HOVER, W. W. Patterson, Postmast: L. DAYTON. near close of the session has brought interested persons | canal repairs, and would result in difficulty and inextri- AUCTIONEER—LARGE AND AT-| W “Nah the modere ti ta, fi York of | Thomas Webb, Postmaster, Bostow, April 8,.1853. | from every part of the State, who have axes to grind: | cable confusion. f rosewood and other furniture, being | Brooklyn, where the whele of part of the tent would be | John L. Bunt, Postmaster in Alabama. The steamship Andes left here to-day, for New York. | pee u un ; Mr. Looms said when the Legislature met, all came to- ms, 239 Bowery (opposit. 6 | taken in beard, with the privilege of taking «few seiect | Jason Case, Postmaster, Circleville, Ohio, The schooner W.°L. Dayton, from Virginia for Well- rush is very great. W. | gether with the purpose of correcting abuses whereso. f romoval.—A. C. Tut! ‘ders, as the family only consists of two persons. Refer- ‘Thomas Brasher, Postmaster, Steubenville, Ohio. fleet, with a cargo of 1,500 bushels of oysters, wont ashore hap nares Ss op ever there were any, and provic for economical ex on Thursday, April o’olock, at the above ware: | ence given required. address Mrs. G., 62 East | W.S. Bowen, Collector, Bridgetown, N. J. at Cuttyhurk, on the night of the 6th inst., bilged, and NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. ditures in governmental affai fe anid the opposition rooms the sxtansive ‘logant drat Broadway. Walker Anderson, now Chiof Justice of Florida, to be | is full of water. ——— to this bill » from ical motives, ‘The gentle- WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, TWO ROOMS FOR STOR. Navy Agent at Pensacola. Senate. man just up bad occu ution throughout the ses- * posi furniture, in the upper part of a house, above Four. | The editor of the Union, having inquired at the State Markets. Aunanr, April 8, 1863, sion, with, perhaps, ¢ ‘ception of the organization of 4 Cuantaston, April 7, 1853. louse, of alliance with hi; in treats aa ween Fourth and Seventh avenues, Depestaent font tne the tes eae tothe coun- | The galesof cotton d uring the week ae baka 8,100 ny = baepier eg we. eae mae ils rtlon to tine partys Yaa bo wae party, gad oppo feed el se € : a Th jorizing the railway companii 7 4 been elected. ‘ANTED—A PARM OR COUNTRY SEAT, WITH ermanding 6 Japan expedition, w! has been cur- Poles. ot Ences rangi om 7c. @ Lie. 18 recep’ iad claimed that this bill increased the powers of the fas have been 9,100 bales, and the stock on hand | geribé to the stock of the Plattsburg and Whitehall Rail- | Auditor. This was not so. All m ‘expended 806, 4.—tho whole comprising a large an first rate buildings, fruit, Ac., situated in the valley | rent, is only correct so far as concerns the withdrawal " ? z 2 joney# expended upon ee aad upholstered) under the immediate super: | of the Hudson, or in. tho State noar village oF city, {0 | of the Vermont line of battle ship and the frat clues | 2 96;600 way, was reported complote. the canals have to be drawn through the sanction of viel ft Mr. Fi na, whose reputation isa sufficient | which good city property will be exchanged. ApPIY, to ‘WHE CITY TAX BILL. ‘this officer. and will Gua without ag Gi Rr. TIERCE, 1,104 Broadway. steamer Alleghany. This reduces the force to very little Father Gavazal’s Seventh Lecture. York bill Mr. Jackson, (dem.) of Chemung, asked if there-had for cash. N. B.S fs ADAISTD, © RONSGEOEINES BGS REN Calan Shia. more, if any, than it has been for several years im the aki inchara of Hy The New ‘Tax bill was reconsidered and recommit- | been any complaint that the Canai Commissioners lothers, will find it to their interest to attend this sale. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, APART- gi 7 Father Gavazzi delivered the Seventh lecture of the series ted for amendment. held too much money in their hands. ting OF parlor, two bedrooms, and base- | regular East India squadron, and confines Commodore | at the Tabernacle last evening. The audience was very nu- vd . : ¥ 8, PRAPER.—EXKCUTORS’ SALE OF FARMING | ment. stook, horses, on: , &o.—Om Wednesday, April 13, eS, will be sold at public autio cy 6 e late S. 5. Hi On the question of granting leave, Mr. Conon (dem.) | M2 are meet rei Suaying that cles the Eommaisioner helt ine hans, from, month to'mon i «sum $6, Japan merely an incident in the cruise of the Kast Indis | vance and Slavery.” Having spoken, as usual, for some | ° “Tisisiating a new bill, the Benator had taken the bill ea ’ters He Mia wet se) erect al ee Perry’s operations to s peaceful attempt to induce Japan | merous and highly respectable. ‘The subject choson by TANTED—AN UPPER PART OF A HOUSE, WITH | to opon her ports. ‘This arrangement makes 4 addressed the Senate. He urged that to gain the credit passinent oraitehen, tn.e pisasens nslguborkeod” went | °° rier epenras the visit to | the Rey. gentleman was, “‘ The Papal System; its Intole. ‘small family of throe grown, pers. F' This money was kept out of the treasury. Ives, heifers, sheep and Rent about "Any family bavi ‘ian ' ° from the Assembly—appropriating the Inbors of the As- | 7° ; . * saddle’ eed may hearofaderirable tenant by addressing a note to | °TUscron- time, in the Italian language, be proceeded to address his | |b ona changed it. It was contrary to all proce- | acta’ tne an septa intereat; but was, Hoe eP ster trains pons with harnesses, carts, ploughs, | LC. K., Herald off Mr. Slidell is playing a trees game. Ho reached here | hearers in English, thus:— Seats ct baiting year. At another time a Commissioner, in, the winter, |Also, ot in, hay, potat a oth . ED TO T—A BUILDING, WITH cHim. | Yesterday, and as soon as Mr. Soulé was confirmed as | Before I come directly to-the subject «pon which I while expending only a few hundred dollars, had uni~ Mety otfaraibure ts the farun hease. ‘Atag, will $6 for light aanatnoturing purposes, in or near New | Minister to Spain, he declined the Central American mis- Mr. MeMoxasr -(dem.) did. not, regret the, eourse of oflce, formly an amount of $10,000 of the canal funds in his. pease ing Sneat and con: | York. Address K.T., Manufacturer, sia dah will deans mortars Ser mean to speak to yom, namely, the supremacy of the | 14 senator from the Second. By his own act he has aod 4 Me mereienmudediedtel = = ae lon, immediately for Louisiane. He | papal Court in temporal matters, which ts only a part of thus made an acknowledgment of his true position in | the bill, and the apuser it was calculated to remedy.J alles elambReeege | WATANTED—PART, OF 4 HOUSE, WITHIN TWENTY | goes at ence to Baton Rouge, where the Legislature is in | 124 «uvolerance, I wish to make « fw brief remarks, In to taxation and the canals. billis buta mo- | Mr. Burrovans, (ind. dem.) of Orleans, would not ex- ‘M. Persons leaving in the Hudson River | hood; family wel ee man and wife, dM2Q0L Biildren, | Session, With UNE EXPerven-— + ring elector W TE UML: | the nrst place, the mext will be the last week of my | SR0S Ou af the Acamw''y Dill. While —-ar te | groine the bill in detail, but notice only such sections as ee eset saree, bird York, at 8 4 ot not to exceed . Address Evelyn, Broadway Post | ted States Senate in Mr. Soulé’s place. He will meet with lectures amongst you, as my stay is drawing to | the burthen ot nis speech tunt there abSu no taxa- thought most obuvaicun. Ha srded the hill as de- eae! ’s Ferry within an hou: office. > ss even tion, that very Senator now raises the black fing of taxa- | fective and insufficient to effect iho design sought to be for twomiles 40 the place of sale, In | — & good deal of opposition, however, it is said. a clo. In that week I will lecture upon Mon | tion’ Where is his zeal for the canals? This billex. | accomplished by it. ‘The section req that the re- ease of weather, the sale will be postponed till the next Pirinn room ta ahouse gevupled by sn Ainetiona fans, | Mt. Pulzaky, Kosauth’s private secretary, leaves Wash- | day, Weanesday and Friday. Secondly, upon next | cludes ail that relates to the immediate enlargement, | pairs on certain portions of the canals be put out af ny ofterwards. in New York or Bi ‘A family proferred wh sons | ington for New York, en rowe for Europe, to-morrow. | Monday I will take for my subject ‘‘Auricnlar Confos- | while it takes good care of the contractors. And this, | contract for five years, is inoperative. The of thie G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER—THIS (SATURDA in French would be de and which would be &y s*t,® | During his stay here he has had several interviews with too, in thelface of all that is written by,the State jeer, | State design to enlarge these canals; and will any mam, aftern oe F. S., t Zo’clock, at 35 Sixth avenue, the furni- | very reasonable price. No board required. Ad sion.” And here I would beg to inform yeu, and more | for'that officer never writes anything but that - | make # contract to keep in repair this canal, when sure of 0 fa adele se consisting of the usual | Wye Waterstret. the Secretary of State, and also dined with the President | particularly the ladies amongst you, that as Tknow how | ported by facts, however much he’ may seek to in. | do not know whether they are to repair ‘an colarged VaEsbtp salons eicnxziogs Sad: Vesey. a ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, THE UPPER OR | Crfemille. Let the despots of Europe quake, to respect them, and know how, at the same time, to re. | fuen0s ni aca at ey eT tend from the Third | ener, Tele taper nate for auch 8 co Dh iy ttl dba pee Rabe A agg cation above Union square, Any thaly whe cosie wish Peta hte teed ppp oping teeth egg ly bl pide pres or nog er A altogether mistakes “I had no intention, in introduci Br, Loonae-—the Catal Cocsmissiosers can arrange.thie,, tire furniture of a three | to obtain an unexceptio tenant will pl dress X., | his triald» kim great {njustice—giving results not war | oon ae i ene acnoat immoral system. Thirdly, if | this bill to override the Tax and Toll bill, or interfere with | or they have Power to cancel the contract. story “house, of s private fam yedecliniag Lay Herald off ont anged. | ranted by @le evidence. any person here in New York caro to hear my concluding | it or retard it. I have always owned that taxation for aye ramon — Tis i ss experiment to show whether ein ya pee for cash, and a de- ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, ONE STEAM ENGINE | The Senate do some funny things. They decided, not | lectures, they wilfaccomplish a work of humanity by se- | the eceieney apr of [iibverrrt beter feck ae by the peels pert ia 4 AY con- Pat il be eeqpuca oe aa Taping | Serna handr itdeut Seer: Audreon Haig, Howe | 1206 Hee, to porchase w number of adltona opin of | lesing Money, 28 ths money ceived upon, that ny | Fly and wilingy.aitny action nie nt proceed | ove; abd i & tapped tly vam canst wae fee ‘OUSEHULD FURNITURE.—WILLIAM IRWING & | ard Hotel.’ ss a 4 Ringgold’s survey of the eoast of California, which they Society Sah the alice’ Beles people recently expell. | without high authority before me. When I submitted | larged, he woul be glad to have. it pess. He ap) C8 ore nara, Cetus nalts rece lo Pion stot, | = hhad not ordered, and some days after gravely came to the | ed from Lombardy by the paternal government of Italy. | {he resolution Thad the high authority of the Governor | the seetion limiting the expenses of engineering. ' Dire teieivare of a hots tiriants tue iactin eae FINE ARTS. conclusion that they bad not the power to pey for An. | Lat me proceed. Truc Popehana eon Gad Tange onury | Le rene eee e ati, open be tare tienes | greater Gan in tn ponding Tae ee: yd, and black walnut centro tablos, Pte dali as Serie T would ask if St. Peter had a court? The | tion—of those \ocratic speakers wi ave abused me 1g year. gi pet ogany, rosew RP A er roar > at present. ie ve nome Officer appointed to proceed along the Hind tains, otto- ISCOVERY IN THE FINE ARTS.~COPPER PLATED | drews’ repert on the colonial and lake trade, &c., in con- ¥ y to the fullest; and I look now to see that I have high demo- ‘Ppl ny entire de do mtsrEe pect bedatoeas ‘oottnge dos aveesine te. | L) trom sil line engraving, daplionted ovual to the cre | formity with a redolaticn of the body, sua whisk Senators | ean hate meen crate iene ne aniats say, thal what | Oot cuthority, sckuowiodged by tie aunociee, “Tw | length of the ental, dad ace wheter there gore oot noe 1, f rt impressica. All Hehiny 8 4 - | men reeeivin, from the State who discharge no d Prony taser omy rcp. For t ther beds, | to purchase the seorct of the above dlacovery, at now being | unanimously and emphatically endorsed as having boen 17 for the honor and glory of God's churok. To add to | Dill contains some ofthe provisions of Mr. Loomis, eanc ing pay who discharge no dutg a to the canals, by George T. Appleton, No. 6 Bareli can di ¢ splendor of this court he bas t! ; tioned, aj adopted and ratified by the Senator Ml tan \eblont Inenges: piss vavlog. oe ze by apptainn e075 SoUTh etraets at tivofte of OSGOOD f | written with great ability. Tho Treasury Department, of | hot chen tor the, hove tal Pane ean ate Pagen | from the Third. Mr. v hero provooded 0 anaiyza and | A recess was taken, Sa. poses inen’ Of al: a » where ail information will be given. course, will pay for it. emperors the palace of Nero was greater than the Vati- | compare the provisions of the two bills. He did not want N’ SRBSION. complete assortment ot hen furn’ Pres! x } conseq: ¥ to see the wheels of government stop for want of -means. KINGS COUNTY JURORS. AUCTIONESE CSRANGn a | [DTALIN® AND FAINTING FOR MApTERS Arp |’) The President sell’ word infutmially fo the Senate, t0- | fees Senn pb iaroonady Pere atermee | He did not intend to jeopardise tho progress of govern: | | On themotion of Mr. 0’Buzex, the Dil relative to juroes an “Misses, 'S . Studio of a : MES ONSELL Ciitell on Tussduy next AGI Ie ot Broadway. Open every Saturday, from three to five o'clock. | Ce» Rot to disperse, ashe might want them next week. | tiang "were applied to’ build, in front, the church | ment because the Assembly bave combined this with a | in Kings county, was passed. rq a imm learn décei imposition of tolls on railways. They shall not sto; THE ERIE RAILROAD. aoe eee a a traivars, coluiasice of sole tetas inten; | ae of tak hater ees “ine Proosad sand ind Of Veligion tupon the right ‘heed nade” the” peices | ihe wheels of government by thelr determination to foree Alf, QuaT omered a regottion. ircting the Attorney —' , 7) , PARIS, SOLE ” ey I il 3 General ‘ver ea e New rane raring, verde N Grasutactursrsof carton plerre, ia Weostarsteeet call | wished them to stay till Monday, and he thought he Se eErhlee eae tee fa ae nia: | ithe question was laid on the table, Erie Railroad, relative to {fa conneotion with commoree noforten of carton plsrre. ‘They alvaya havo. on hand’ great | WOuld be able to get all the business before them by that | tolerant orders of the drunken, laicivious, crush an pee | deditis exbceieeeen sanpabain oe i y inhal garden om ion Tuans dee tates tops sels; oon Paper castion ‘me: iors, &¢., 0, y oi beieen ieeeed enh - XY % | rites aie pabions aad fins, Mey feasts ioe es of | , To allow te Mathodlst 1 ted okt to NL Ak ai wulatare, te th om of ra Carer Mig c— is ey ’, a ire, shine, “Wedneeday, April 2, at 7 Ninth stroet-—The atire | ferior ‘russes, trlexes, columns, pilastors, £0. MB. DIOKINSON’S REASON FOR DECLINING THR New | Christ's vicar on earth dally, with a view of the obscene cept the netaees Park Aasoclation, Brook- | plete. Objéeted to, bs repart com- furniture, mirrors, Ac. Particulars het wither UTTON 18 NOW HAVING ENGRAVED, FOR THE | + YORK COLLECTORSHIP—MR. O'CONOR, ETC. us. This ix necessary, rogale | benefit of his numero’ OHN L. VANBEWATER, AUOTIONEER.—FURNI. | signs of the Crystal Pr ‘sure—This day at 1034 o’alock, at the sales room, No. 14 | ii it of Se emeot Con's juccessors. In the court of the man ya. Fo ge Saltese tnt stomers, splendid large de- Wasurnaton, April 8-10 P. M. who su the humble fisherman, find Si To censolidate the Oswego and Syracuse and the Bing- The House went into committee on the bill relative Perse . M. you find Swiss relat y Elna of Jeb or card: tinting will Anas | Mr-Dickinson dectined to-day the appointment of Col- | gasrds, wrench dragoons, gendarmes, "and militia hamiton and Syracure Rallroad Companies, 1's expenditures fn the canal and after debate it wan 30- 1 eer eeneription. Sooend band faraicare, and royal Wil arde, haudiitay ke, ON Hee the old motton Weer, | lector of New York, on the ground that, having recom- | *uppore in imitation of Christ crucified in his humility. _ ney ey s [: fi metery grounds. THE NATIONAL MONUMENT IN PHILADELPHIA. removed for convenience of aale, | quick, and cheap’—at Sutton’s Printing Ofte. mended Mr. Schell, he could not take the place. It | Novynnt' Coat te Rene to rena. chat Ga hia scene | Te amend the charter of the Orange and Nyack Turn- | Mr. W. Ta¥Low, on lenve, brought ina report and bill Brus jt , f superior - ; ike Company. to aid in the erection of a monument at Philadelphia, in Sr isnt "Getl Uis Snaslctenttvgeemiun SSHURS, OF PAINTING —A SPLENDID & eae et 0 Cone ia ale delied he office eget int yh rh apg frottage thero— | P amending the general bridge law. (It. provides penal- commemoration of the Declaration of Indopendonoe. ‘ o3 ° of Distri ey. Greene C. Bronson, late justice Lage i | ties for injuring gates. ned. MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS meh Be of the Court of Appeals, hard shell, was immedately nomi. | 407,*P00E Sshermant,’ Tlie man wool be astonished | TT facilitate ‘the dissolution ef manufacturing cor- VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMEITS OF CREDITORS. + satene of tucpiture, from fatailies, removed for saistosn: : ted and confirmed as Collector of New York. N 7? “Peter tearches at the banks of the Noor, | Porations in Cayuga county. PR I oan lice sisting of burenue, #ofce, chairs, tables, carpoto, foathor beds, “| 7 heuarnioretighied Aa Te ti GEC ELATA' Ban OO LS? one yy alles | Pein relation to the atreeta, roadsand avenues in Bush- | ments to creditors, was passed. waddlds Mittens, clocks, chins, glusiware, &3. Alc, Som OOPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. nomination for District Attornoy has been sent in, and | but you may rest assured he dogs not find Pio Nono | | (ot! “ "ASUNGMENTS OF TAXES. fmanutnclufers, « large asvortment of furniture, Ac. Na AAA RAS na s~w~w- | it tp anid that Mr. O'Conor may reconsider hs declination, | {2eF6., He searches the prison, of tho, Ingulsition, and } WIPE: 14 er of oda Fellows Lodge in Towanda. The bill to amend the law for the Assesument of Taxoa y e WITH A PARTNER, IS WANTED IN A f 4 To revise the law concerning escheats. was lost. . MONDAY, AT 10% O'CLOCK, WILL BE SOLD, BY $1 000 rer tic ARTNER. TS WANTED IN, 4 | if the new Collector is satisfactory to the New York hard but he will'not find Plo a ono, ae prison, Tuanioe inc velpase an eoctegs oF Insel Sx Ilapeen cout’ 66 tie ee enver the apie valve fio arrangement and Attingenpofia, | set box 1,700 Po {eh Fowl shells. SPECTATOR. sawed tha naldies wich tie Retard, ot the dees ann ix | Hanson and Mary Large: Tho bill relative to the opening of certain streets im ian enleadidicsenvare fick ont vince ite estes MACHINIST AS PARTNER WANTED—A GOOD | sexaToR SOULR'S NOMINATION AS MINISTER To | dregoon with his drawn sword upon the stairs, he stands Gan ae Prthe bill to provide for the care and protection of atreet , chairs, table linen, ‘ooking, elasten, gileiosb, | ‘Sent: caaetl pea emcneht [ SPAIN—REJOICING OF FRIENDS—GOY. BORLAND— | in the presence of the Pope, who is Leo sated * qa SAULT ST. MARTE STHP CANAL, children was passed. other articles in te a sary Fy katte: Btd-s | ject ie to get a good mechanic. An interview ona behad by | SECRETARY MARCY, RTC. Birth ‘and ‘Kise the tos of his own, succeser, |. Mr. Piarr (whig) rose and said the Stato of Michigan | The bill requiring the weekly publication of the condt- i » Auctionoer, | addressing A. B., Herald office, “A German proferred. YROM 4 REGULAR CORRRAPONDENT. ‘Americans, this is Popery ; this isthe Pontifer Manimus | bad authorized the (ee OES tion of New York banks was passed. Adjourned, LANTS AT AUCTION.—WM, 8. McILVAIN WILT : d : p : by company. The Legislature of that State journ- fell thig day, at No. 99 Miniden jane; near Nassan stroot, | A S80 sine wilt pay bs incenties DN foe eae Wasmurcrox, April 8, 1853. | Wits ste cenith houses Roored with ebony, ivory, ana | aad archarter to such company could not be granted ‘Work of the Legislature. 10%, ovelock, A. M., a fino colleation, of running and | ig, ~ atin Lng) xy, ivory, onthty ‘roses, also, an rhododendrons, geraniums, 3 ¢ addressee Broadway Post Office, will | The Hon. Pierre Soulé was,waited upon at his lodgings tls, and coaches coating eight thousand dollars, | there. Ho asked leave to introduce a bill to provide for | TITLES OF ACTS PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF meet with immediate attention. The « a ptookgillies, &c., from the Greenwood nur- “ last night, by a number of al and political friends, exe cardinals, as we are told by the Frecman’s Journal, | the necessary powers to such company. THE STATE OF NEW YORK, IN THE YEAR 1853. aNaceibans cera RYSTAL PALACE.—WANTED, A PARTNER, POS- | including te Senators, They! congratulated him on | are the sucoestors of dhe apostles, aad the writer says | _ Mr. praca ol a ged Cee ag edd hg ee ng ght ene ital of about $3,000 to $5,000, to join the that the leader of the Pope’s cabinet is a great and good | referred to the same comm! ig charge €6. Further to amend the charter of the village Malta Nov? Jobu atreeh on Saturday eh of Aprile at of tho beat paying ‘undertakings at she | is appointment to Spain, and wore hospitably enter- | man, ‘This. in Cardinal Améonell. Who is he?’ In | lentic and Pasife Railroad Company. ation phair No. j : rie Ba ; a ihm Ns Hee Jargatitag Fhe peretner o pian Yat, mvoneee ew om wind CONVEY FOB, sea int of move, Monshly, perpetual | SUOve het, tm conseqnenga of Saving civa= on an nae CS thing, eee Re taatUN. ENODIUR: estate ya Wyoniing cow vies, £o., trult treed, vis ‘Adavous Capital, 3 music wasin attendance. mother of Antonelli, was ba ne,” and BILIS PASSKD, 67, To amend the act entitled “Aw Act to Incorporate _ side k.'" Gusaloguee on "the IGSOLUTION “THE COPARTNERSHIP HARETO. BaThe nomination of Senator Borland} as Governor of | father was the famous bandit. armed with knife in | In relation to disputed wills. the €ity of Oswego,”” pansed March 4, 1848, fore existing bet New Mexico, was unexpected, and has caused surprise | belt, who Siew, strangled and robbed tho teaveller. An- To authorize the mortgage of certain property in School 68. To authorize Commissioners “meet of = is ly, across + Butler Brothers, wi both in and out of the Senate, tonelli is true for he plunders and robs the | District No. 3, Castle! mond county. angle, Broome county, to erect a 7 ‘TIONKER—HOUSEHOLD FURNI- Ki E Tionghologa river, Sites, piaseferte S.-H. Kemp wit voli an nua. | it OF Ari r It is rumored this evening that Mr. Marcy must leave | Peoble, end cneoarcring te strangle setiglon. | Recollect, | To amend the Bushwick Free Sehoo! law « | 60 Extending the time for the collection of taxes, at House 88 Prince street, seoond door | The under: will continue the business on his own ac- liable ; an this ta the salt of the TEE HOURND IN KINGS AND QUIEND. COUNTING. when stayed by injunction, or otherwise. farnitare contained’ in the . FREDERICK BUTLER. the cabinet. I cannot trace it te any reliable authority; | tem; ; cou = i He RE 2 SLD fe the Senate hesitates to time { system which meat which would otherwise | Mr. Vanenmut introduced a bill to authorize the Su- | _ 70 To amend title 1, chap. 20, first part of Revised od ANTE) PARTNER, WITH GOOD BUsiNEss | PUt for some reason 4 ete, rot. And here I would say, that when popery calls us | pervivors of Kings county {0 build s court house. Statuter, entitled, “Of the Relief and Support. of In- rosewood parlor farniture en, sult, iuaiMestions ands capital of from ax to tenthou, | for the adjournment, and it is not believed that minor | Teroistioniste, we Teply, that the pepacy Mert aauctiden | Py rns reported complete the Queens ‘County Court | aigeat Pervens.”” ahogany sofas, chairs, divans, easy and rocking ch sand dollars, to take charge of the mercantile department | gppointments only would keep them here another day. rebellion, by claiming for the Pope the power of absolving | Houce bill. incorpora\ Reck Bottom Bridge. Company of » PPO ly tension table, made to order, one of business in New York. ‘The concern hag conducted the t the subjects of kings and princes from thelr allegiance, ‘Tm ROMAN CATHOLICS. Binghamton, took and candelabras, several fine oll paintings, wit! Peannisevariog Sn areas bo s or pieae phis for FNGmeir Wer nens cease Gs ap oor and granting them Ronee ‘and if necessary, to Mr. Taner introduced a bill to authorize the incorpora , ud = pene Ye Ne of beoperty: to the New York loo Wreive ene Pb of the Navy has not countermanded pen tion | kill their sovereigns. immunities claimed by the | tion of Roman Catholic cor tions and socletios, Institution of and Dumb. eens | Caste ming emma | ie ome ter | nt Ma wll ae tt en ~ al rd to county clerks was am ag —JOHN UL. VANDEWATER & CO., U WALL ctor toferward tt. The Vermont has hoon withdrawn | fc sty of ebeltering felons in thele™ eetrents, | tomate tt dleetetionacy with the Board of Bapervisers to. | for Payment of debts, - Bhp of this mere Sslabece ever Tine MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING, pe lr annapslledt or ca logae a Bin paar ren Brand OT id monestarieg, are amongst the curses | make the office salaried or not, and parsed. Eo incorporate the New York Comm ecbange. | Bee eres y law. one 1 Or common law of the church; and as you}aro FIRST BATTALION OF VOLUNTSARS. e . , ., NS A age ge PR GUAT, ERHIBITION PREMIUN.~APTER OBTAIN: mhetber the y can be got ready in time to join | Soon to have a Cardinal in America, 1 supposeyou wil | The bill organising the first battalion of New York Vor | the Registry of Births, Martiagse, a Oeuine. ‘betnations and msi y Shep chsh’ ich t sein thas o0ty; on at theState Fair ry avon fine hi ne soon have eh nasa tnthotie LAs Pope . ny a ae luateers: was pase aes waclace claien nae “somes ize the consol rtain.reliroady s 0, veloc , ; ‘good persecute him. Now ; : ; . in Farle and London, by A. Jartis, forist, Washington | period of aix yours in auocoasion, dhe exbueriber jg the ie Cereals 6 206: Pius the Ninth’ declares ‘me his ecemy, and with God's | ‘The bill to Incorporate the New York Live Stock In- ait, Te change the nameof the Binghamtenchareh, apa a >=: en r 4 g 4 1 ind will be ever, his enemy on earth, dol: Company was lost. legalize . OSES AND OFRER CHOICE PLANTS AT Avo it the away a Np Pear ha Rte aren whs accom. | eane io ttaly. “(Cheer)” My. good friends, (have | “nce C™MPery wv mucins’ asgocunoxe, 7 To amend chap, 382 of lars 190, entitled, “An act tien.—J. L. VANDEWATER will sell on Tussda} panied the commissioners to Mexico, testified to having | fr’ ola and. feeble, but fond ke is the only tie |The hill to authorize the formation of county teachers | to amend chap 480 of Iswe. 1647, entitled an_ aot reladire., il 12th, nt half past 10 o'olock, at 4 Wall stece compiled the map ef the State of Sen Luis Potosi, hereto. | that binds me tomy native land, and this religion of the | ansoclations was passed. to the office of Town Superintendent of Common, Sehoola, Ha solectivn of new roses, selected. with er fore offered, chiefly from an old map be found there, and | Viceserent of God will tell her, in the language of the | "Adjourned. and amendatory of the Revised Statutes, entitled, OC Rute. ine bee} sige al CF gd comprising the 8 sean tre te not from original surveys, as testified by a previous wit- inquisition, and compel her ,te ‘hate her only ani dear —-- lic Instruction, Sos el fi eA "Pres 4 dred — . Avoid the system, Amerieans, which separates the Assembly. ib cS. Pritchard ad tae chk Pea ta iat a A imps, &e.; sleo, per lium: | _ Dr. Mackie being recalled, testified a to the hand. | '0B., Avoid the syste, Ametieans, nhieh, toparnion ty dealt alc hia interestin a certaa ee meh millinery, flowers, | writing of letters and paj respecting the mine. The | there. He lays on his: hand, and makes 80. To amend rec. “4% of chap: 20, of title one, of the: AMUEL | OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER.— OSGOOD & andin addition'to those | signature ‘George Gardner,”’ resembled Dr. Gardner's |: Cots orn his yasmin. Ballermino said, that whatever THE KXTENSION OF THR BASIS ‘OF BANK CIRCULATION. first part of the Revised Statutes, (fourth edition,} in re- CONCKLIN will soll at, thelr sales room, 198 Fulton kk of the subscriber's own | hand, in letters he had recefved from him st the State “ ) and Pose Chamnl, 1 | lation to the Superintendents of Poor. rest, this day, (Saturday,) 9th » at 1034 o'clock, ® fino 1 J t. could do the Pope could do; ai ope Ol , ‘The bill to enlarge the basia of banking was reporte: SL. In. reletion to tbe. Newburg ond Ghei ' a general assortment of furniture, ‘ts pay fash advances) | Spection of connolasoury a NN | a cmceaeimelssbtichasin Tring to an emperor ener ee tna nod the | complete from the releet coramittes. They strike out the | pti toad Company. vores beh mal wu ac hover ‘ ming’room and bed room farsltaro, enamoliod chamber | the Union whe eae Tove ‘The Accident to the Saranac, die. | Teen, The mun Tenemblon the spiritual power of the | stocks of other States, and make the stocks and bonds | "82, To amend an act entitled “Am not 40 for ite, marble top tables and bureaus, sofas, easy and rocking | The moderate, tariff of prices which gan fle oh T Pope, and the moon signifies, by her retected light, the | incorporated eitien of this Stato lawful deposites with the | tLe constriction of a railroad from the heed of Seneca hairs, wash stands, do. ized this establishment, will be strictly adhered The United States frigate Saranac had her engine frame teen Loewe: Ot Oe Conperer, ‘which is morely a reflec: ‘poral Lake, to che New York and Erie road, in cousty of Che- OF PLANTS CONTINUED. OAKLEY & WRIGHT srrangemente to vupply he: Coadere cozes. | Spruae and disordered by thumping whilst ashare, | {emrorel Power or Meat light,” This; my friends, is the | Superintendent of the Banking Department to an amount } DUDs 5 Mou Ons “tea. Wil geil this day ab 256 o/elo0k P.M- atthe salotroom | pt» oarried. out Tort your are wader the same seperia: | Nothing wae thrown overboard but coal, eat luminery, ‘the Pope, and we will soon sce | net exceeding 20 per cent of their real ostate valuation, | "43° ‘ro lputhorize Willet Secor to ostablish a ferry acrone: Sabena isttortcd ncalastovon ant TTT lt ten e et deters tals tek teenie tenia man the great wan, shizing over the from contracting 4 @ebt not | thy Long Island Sound, from the town of New Hoo raze colletion of plante/evor offered for sale ln Brook. | Lencence, —___ | inte an du, are to hand, but we find no newe of interest | Fius the Ninth, ea the great, run, shining over the per oe ees pga : ta county of Westchester, to ‘Glen Cove, in tre county oye] monibly, HOHORN HONNETS, CAPOTES AND FLATS. | in them. Seen ee Thee onto bg Be 48 | exceeding ten por cont of au . Ge t~- ty aarantlons deal ine. | A BiShaeee trem searnh tho eal wi nantes “Fire at Portsmouth, §, H. nly be permitted to be the tail end ol a constella. ¢ Mr. Rtas. erm (dem.) of Now York, moved to ro- { *RAMd Superintendent of Common Schosls, in & large variety of herbaceous | Fem eas and millisera,* Alse, Rnglish, French, and Italian Portmovrs, NH’ April 8, 1859, | tion. (Cheers.) In the tafancy of all great nations they | commit the bill to the committee of the whole. town of Homer, to sall certain school lands, So. Tere MISTY weeks get, | Three butldings belonging to the Portamou en Hosiery snasavored vo goons Ponery sad the Josuits, Tar Mr. Nomux (dem.) of New York, spied that there was | , 9, Teauthorise the New London Plaak ay ated = Company in this ety, wore gt ae fire this in France, ; they became 8 tn abandon road. vr nt weet prices. . Lng te but one prevailing sentiment in rev,ard to the prinelple of ROMW: afternoon. They were Maooneyioe con! no | end, sheep, not men In England, Belgium, and america, hs wares, &o, 188 William fg | deer below Rite, machinery. F ‘the people sucesoded, oud in threo of those gountrios iti © the amendments proposed by {b”, select committee. The ad .