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AFFAIRS AT ALBANY. TBE TEMPERANCE QUESTION—THE PEOPLE TO BX- PRESS THEIR OPINION—TRINITY CHURCH PRO- | PERTY—A CHECK UPON THE GOVERNOR'S AP- | POINTMENTS, BTC. SPROLAL CORRESPONDENCS OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Aupany, March 27, 1854 ‘The opponents of the stringent Temperance bill which | has passed through both branches of the Legislature are to have an opportunity at the next election of ox- | pressing their opinion upon it ; and #0 they should. | Senator Dickinson introduced a bill this morning making provision for obtaining a fair and decided exprgsaion of public opinion whether the people desire the prdfilibitory | liquor law or not. Although the bill provides for no action further than to ascertain which side of the ques” tion is in the majority in the State, still the evident in- éation ia the repeal of the law just enacted should a espectable number of votes be canvassed against it. ‘This is the Senator’s bill, which will undoubtedly become a law, though the ultra Mainites will oppose it :— able the people of the State to deci tion for OF against the principle Sw. the | Pro. hi See. 1. The inspectors of elect! L. ors of election in each tor district Im this Stato, at the mext Roueral electing, receive the at oo Ww; each ballot shall be ballot shall be written or p: ion, | 8 ott rela- di, we “For s probibitory 1 Probibitery liquor law:" and’ ali sit, wend of this O shall be entitled to vote at such elec Eton, shall be allowed to veto by ballet aa foreeai, at the election district in wi eo is te vote fc State officers. The tald votes, ¢ by the inspectors of the several election tos d.the athe ta | written at fuil longth, | nd bes part of the ro to the respective | id boards of county odoin | ; and tho Board of State Canvassers «ball ip like manner canvass the saute, | and certify and publish tho same in the same manuor a9 they are required by law to doin the sfeetion of State offe- It chal! also be the duty of the Seoretary of State t> | es of the provisions of this act, im | w required w to do’ in | ition. The bill was referred to the Committee on Internal | Affairs of Towns and Counties—Messrs. Bishop, Hitch- cock and Richards. Mr. Spencer, (no doubt with the acquiescence of the Rt. Rev. Bishop inright, who waa in the lobby a day or two since,) laid on the table the following resolution, relative to the causes in court contesting the tithe of the property held by Trinity Church. It may be that the contest concerning the opening of Albany street has something to do with it-— jesolved, (if the Assembly cancur,) That the Attor General institute such proceedings ashe may deem proper and necessary, to obtain the decision of the Supreme Conrt. | and of the Court of Appeals upon the title of the the State of New York to, the property claimed an: oupied by the rector, wardens and: in the city of New York, known and deaoribed as the King’s Farm, or Garden, and to red other property ed by abe said corporation, in derogation of the rights of ¢ oople of ‘This was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary for their opinion as to the propriety of its passage. fi The term of office of the present Bank Commission, and also of one of the Canal Appraisers, will expire after the adjournment of the Legislature. "The Commission was appointed by a whig Governor and Senate on the 16th of April, 1861, to hold for three years, and there is a provi- | sion in the Revised Statutes which authorizes the Gover. 4 nd tbe same shall be attached ¢ turns they are by law required t» and th Ht opto’ of now oc nor to fill certain vacancies during the recess of the | J28t been saying to General Webb. I have boen'impross- Legislature. "A bill passed the Senate this amorning re. | 128 upon hikn that o€ this age of the world public epinion. | _ Fits.— The alarm of firelasinight, about sewnotslork | OF Commision om Finsnte oti favor of the Comptroter straining the Governor from exercising such authority, | ‘8 ™more prompt than* armies; and that the e: mn of | Was for the burning of a smoké-house, rear of 117 War- | presenting e "memorial to the jure for authority ’to | by a repeal of the s atute in question. > | public opinion in Amariva, if against the condact of Rus- aa mavet Tt was extinguisied before much -damage | faiso, by (azam omount neceremy fer the addition a received from the Conrmissioner of the le would be worth to the peace of the bas 2 oooh | ad been done Came t ae eet it, and paying office = Baie Land Of, giving in detail the ‘amount 6 1 upon quarters at Newburg, amounting in the ace tojover ten thonsand dollars’ Is Mr. edbvouct p w to pay that sum back to the Btate by being rein- stated im possession of the property? It is thought net. Senator Crosby wishes to awaken and stimulate gress upon the Licutenant Generalship, and thezefore in troduced a resolution of the bill of with all possible predbn pela 3 a mentary. v Soe TEs the site apen the | S51 do; hew universal ie the public. sentimentialt hears veteran General Scott, together with the accompsnying increase of rations. In the House, after the reading of the journal of Satur. day, Mr. Loriet rose toa question of privilege, and atated that in ono of the morning papers was published a report of the proceedings of the Assembly when sitting with closed doors on Saturday, The Speaker replied, that to report those proceedidgs was strictly out of order, for | the fact of closing the doors was a sufficient indicetion that the transactions ought to be kept seerct. Mr. Poters hoped no further proceedings would be had in relation to the matter, and it wasaccordingly dropped. Mr. Benedict rose to a question of privilege. He under- stood that he stood in contempt of the House for being absent on Saturday upon the call of the House. The Speaker answered in the affirmative, and asked the gon- tleman what excuse he had to offer? Mr. B. replied by stating, that at or near 12 o'clock on that day he received notice that a note, upon which he was.an indorser, was |}! ikely to be protested, and his absence was occasioned: by being compelled 'to leave the House at short notice | “’ to attend to it. Mr. Joy heartily sympathized with Me. B.,a8 he had himself been placed ina similar predica- ment, and moved he be excused. Granted. Mr. Barrow was afflicted with a severe cough, whieh was not only annoyifg to himself but also to the House. Mr. Robert Dunlop, of Niagara, was necessarily absent in consequence of heving received a letter from his busi ness partner at Lockport. Excused. Mr. Arch. A. Dunlop, of Watervliet, upon be minded by Mr. Peters, stated his absence was in conse quence of a severe cold. Excused. ’ ; . ‘The moat part of the session was consumed in consider- | ) ing the bill making a new county out of parts of Steuben | * and Alleghany. The bill was opposed by members from both counties and Cattaraugus, but no question was ta- ken. Next to the Suckett’s Harbor railroad swindle, this project has supported the largest and most dexterous lobby during the entire session. The purpose is to make Horneliaville the county seat, and property holders there are urging the bill to the extent of their power. It looks now as if they would succeed, and there are some sound reasona in their favor. But there’s no telling. ‘The Attorney General has been instructed to inform the House what power the Legislature has to gran‘ ferry privileges between this State and Canada. There ix some dificulty near Buffalo in relation to this matter. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE, Benate. ALBANY, March 27, MILL REPORTED. A bill was reported to amend the act relative to the | drainage canal, Brooklyn. YARMBRS’ AND MECHANICS’ BANK OF OSWEGO. | Mr. Srencer, (free soil) of New York, presented a re- | port aust single action of the Superintendent of the | Banking Department relative to the Farmers’ and Me. chanics’ Bank of Oswego, and reported a bill amending the General Banking law. ‘THIRD READING. ‘The bill to increase the capital of the Buffulo and New York City Railroad, was ordered toa third reading. | MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE, NEW YORK. A report was made adverse to extending aid to the Mechanics’ Institue, New York. BILLS |NTRODUCED. A bill-was introduced to amend the act authorizing Albany to aid the Northern railway ‘Also one to enable the people to decide for or against the Liquor law. THE SCHOOL MONBY DISTRIBUTION MILI. ‘The Senate refused to reconsider the vote striking out the enacting clause of the bill distributing the school moneys of the State. ‘THK GOVERNOR'S POWER oF APPOINTMENT. The Committee of the Whole then took up the bill to amend the Revised Statutes in relc.ion to the power of appointments by the Governor. Mr. DanvortH inquired the object of the bill. Mr. W. Crare stated that there was some question as to the of the Governor to appoint Canal Appraisers and the Superintendent of the Banking Department during the recess of the Legislature. Mr. DroKiNson stated that the terms of these officers sion during the month of April, after the Legisluture w 8 8) 19854. warned, and the Governor would no doubt have a diffi- culty in making a selection, as he was claimed by both hards and softs. Mr. Barr inquired when the Governor had leaned to | the hard side in making appointments? Mr. Dicainsox thought it a wise action on the part of the Judiciary Committee to remove all doubts on the LAaneng, asa member of the Judiciary Committee, | said he knew nothing of the vill until it appeared here He thought it unnecessary. Mr. Z. OLaRK moved to ‘strike out the enacting clause. ‘The bill was ordered toa third reading | HONOR TO GEN, scorTT. i Mr. Crossr offered & joint resolution in favor of con- | ferring the title of Lieut. General on Winfield Scott. Laid over. TRINTTY CHURCH AND KING'S FARM, Mr. Srmnoza offered a resolution, requesting the Attor ney-General to get a decision on the title of Trinity Church Corporation to King’s Farm. Laid over. SALARY OF THE SALT SPRINGS SUPERINTENDENT ‘The bill to increase tho salary of the Superintendent of | ca ata Springs was taken up, and progress re. | AFTERNOON SESSION. ‘THE NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIRTY. The bill to exempt the New York Historical Socisty building from sale in execution was ordered toa third reading. bly. ALBANY, Mareh 1854. mrs 4 Yor paying certain drafts drawn by John C. Mather. A ee tgs to take stock in the Utica and . Ordered to a third reading. the Romo and Watertown railway to subscribe “pp Me. Metra, (whig) of Corian . 5 W, id, a bill relative to the Seamen's Fund t, Now York. | ‘THR BANK OF BAINBRIDGE. | The lings of a meeting held at Lyons relative | to the Bank of Bainbridge, and calling for legislative ac tion, were presented. | BILL INTRODUCED. | A Dill was introduced incorporating the Young Men's | Literary Association of Williamsburg. | FRRRIES AT BUFFALO. A resolution was adopted calling on the Attorney Gen | Buss ‘TO 4 THIRD 4 | ill relative to Opex.cg streets in New York; a | eta tie New Yor Jetealle Aaylas: ierptnlag such a struggle every man in England and man in France is banded together in what they feel to be who love justice, and may safely cluimte be, in tlie masa, the most intelligest nation in the world. vestry of Trinity Church, | dote, which illustrates alfke the mosai | country and the frank manner in | upon public opinion im Europe 1s conceded. a few days since with Lord Clarendon, the Secreta | Foreign Affairs, where many of the foreigw Mix’ | Were present, ae also many members of the Kiaglish Cabi- net. was for the cause of peace and the triumph of sound principles at this orisis fat the voice of our country should be heard ix rebuke of Russia, whem Lord Palmers- claimed, ‘Come here, my lord, and confirm: whnd I have: meraton promptly and: most emphatically gave’ his ap- Con: | & tice and to our pride of country, agains great city of New York, acting alike from and thair feclings of justizeand self-res} in no unmeasured language, the despot lessly disturbed the peaca of the Euro; ratifying his mad ambition: all armies of England and France are: movin: of the two great Powers hesitate to declare that: the: will not only drive the Nerthern Beac out of the Princi- Christians of European Turkey to an hi a Bi. hi war. vent feelings of our natnx sweeper has the hand of the freely and frankly placed ia. bis brawny fat as if it were.) midwife, nated Maria Day, was sont for, who treated | extended to receive the gentle presau.re of the belle of the deawing room. The Queen. bas sent forther Guardsand. her household t2cgps, and she and Prinze Albert always review and take leave of them. Gne of the battalions left | at theearly hour of 7 o’elock, a few days since, andwhen | in both sections ought to amendment striking out from the bill tae Tee ie Alleghany county taken to form part of the the new county. AFTERNOON SESSION. ORDERED READING the New York Young Men's Literary Association; - tive to the Institution for Deaf and Dumb; forthe forma- tion of Stage and Omnibus Companies in New York. MONUMENT TO GEN. WOOSTER IN CONNECTIOUT. in ¢ Legislature to be present at the creation o! the powamant to Gon. Wooster. Laid on the table. THE AMERICAN stitute. THE ANNUAL AFPROPRIATION BILL Was taken up, and Mr. moved to increase the apergeation to the Deaf and Dumb Institution in the city of New York to $32,810. Adopted. . Dawey moved an appropristion to the teachers of the State Idiotic Asylum of $20,000. to. Mr. Morris moved that the appropriation for the Teachers’ Institute of (not county be stricken out, or that all countios receive a like appropriation. There were similar institutions in other countics—Schoharie, &e.—and there should be no discrimi- RRIS moved to strike out the appropriation for the rent of the house occupied by the Governor. Mr. SavaGB moved to amend the motion b; $25,000 for the erection of 8 mansion for the The question on both amendments was lost. The Dill was gone through with, and ordered to a third can | reading. ‘THE COUNTY OF CANISTRO. The House went into committee on the bill erecting the county of Canisteo. Progress was reported, BILLS REPORTED. Mr. Patan reported a bill designating the Evening Journal as the State paper. Mr. SavaGe reported a bill amending the charter of Brooklyn. Mr. ANGE a bill relative to ‘‘ Woman’a rights,’’ Mr. Cummmas reported a bill for the formation of gas- light companies. Adjourned. Singular Diplomatic Movements in London between the British Government and Gen- James Watson Webb- Editorial Correspondence of the Courier and Euyuirer.} ‘ Lonvow, aces 1, 1864. You will receive by the Pacific the impudent and blas- phemous proclamation of the Emperor of Russia; and I annot doubt but it will call the same deep fecting f disgust in the United States that it has excited hroughout Western Enrupe. And F indulge the hope hat that fecling will be embodied and exhibit itself hrough the medium of agreat public meeting in the ommercial metropolis of our country. England and France have proved to the ctvilized workd that in a self- aerificing spirit they have armed for the preservation of he peace of Christendom, te’defend and protect the tn- ured, and to drive back and punish an arrogant and un- scrupulous tyrant, who has violated treaties, disregard- ed his plighted faith, and distarbed the public peace, for the soie purpose of conquest and aggrandizement, In oneat righteous cause; and they ask for, amd I think are onti- led to reeefve, an expression of sympathy froma people In this conuection Iam permitted to relate az anec- juence of our that influence I was dini | Lord Clareadon was saying to me how important it on entered the room: Lerd Clarendon immediately ex- er Geets or her armies. AmI not right?” INSTITUTE. Mg. Savace presented the annual report of the Ameri- United | Bolece Bon. Jetap meee | THM POMT OFFICE ROBREBIBS— TRIAL OF Mancu 28.—Th | Rested tn ° g . 1 * Pet. ae oe ae ; MU NICIPAL AFFAIRS. tnd articles of value from letters in the New York Post | : Office, where be was as aclerk. The evidence Board of Sesseott, Twill be ecoliscted that the fant Solna sane ioagie, OP FIOIA goay, Maxeh 37, 186, wrere discharged. ‘The testimony on the present BE eal weBmcident. and 8 mee the same, it is, therefore, atin nnn oH rs. t—Edwia J. Brown, Baq., ~-—" By Councilman B. ry ‘at foot of Tw mittee on W! ‘Councilman i \b Amerman, to sppigted Commissioner of Deods, To Committes ox Sela: xTzR—Of John Murphy ty-fourth street, Rast ive. te toe. ingon—Of Cale! Danner Port of New York, March 27, 1854. CLEARED. Stoamebip Creseont City, Windle, New Orleans, MO Ro- derts. , He W F Sohmidt. Bbip John Baring MeKenay mburg, é New Orleans, Wm Nelson & Som. - gating, Forap, Carsces, Dovall & Co. Mase Adeline, jerrior, Vers Crus, A Oaksmith. Bed Beis Pten ease ee fo ‘ x, Ba 0. Brig Cloud, Gibbs, Phy ‘Brodie & Pottos. a Ay BN tin bhins, Orit, Chacion. © MeCready, Mott 0. Schz Lamartine, Mandeuil, Wilmington, MoCeenes: M°tt & Co. Sehr Mar,’ Wise, Crooket, Wilmington, R W Trandy & Co, Schr Jamenown, Cook, B . nce "eteraburg. J Hw Sebr Ann D, Crocket, Alexandria, Mott Bo: | im New York by Germans and other foreigners resident % | faassen wy ooo pense as money, ri wee, Compelinne ¥ atsatve-0F Walter 22. Livingston, to | lockets, other articles—and accordingly a a1 ‘s Commissioner of Deeds. ‘To same. agent, (Mr. Holbrook,) was directed to se¢ upon foot | By the PRaatDi FT—Of Geoege C. Genet, same. To same, | some plan for the detection of the thief. He commenced | 4,07 Countian ems oti at he ee Mth ead | oe eee by Pace ee a od Tenth ay 108, be changed to Chelsea piace. To Committee | | other a gold ring. Thay wero placed in the pigeon | By same—Of Patrick Carrand othors,for flagging in Twon- | holes of the foreign etter department, of which | ty-ninth otrect, between Seoond and Third avenues. To Roasie had exclusive charge, and Mr. ¥ stationed | *me. Sione-thstinia tintin tas oat hint onion there be cold ies what wae ol | ane arg Reena stat ntwoes Pi a Bren | on. x me—Of John MoCormick, that the name of Wost Twelfth street, (from Hudson street to North river,) be ohanged to Fort street. To same. desk, where he lost sight of him. Rossie again returned | tho office of Mr. Fowler, the Postmaster; but i of | ay came F Doris aud others, to have obhewsll: | doing so be de for the street, and was "after a hot pur- S Treaty Afth street, between Broadway and Sixth avenue, | suit arrested. Neither the money nor the ring was found | "hy same—Ot H. Cassidy and others, to have Renwick | on the prisoner. The theory of the defence is that Ros- ved, curb ‘tter reset. To sal | sic did not take the articlen; that othor clerks had accoas imam Nor Patriok Fi | to the lotters; that the seals of the letters broke, as the wax often does, aud that he merely took them to re-seal Roads. ry | _ By Councilman Conover—Of D. G. Crooll, to be appoint- ed a Cor | them; that no money nor ring was found on him, and mmissioner of Deeds. To Committe on Salaries and that the indictment could not be sustained, as the act npy—Of Abraham B. Clarke, that Se | under which he is prosecuted says, for a opening, be opened, between Fifth and Sixth | &e., letters mailed ‘for the pui ‘transmis: pede Rol ae yeah | is contended, the Wore mailed ixuiy—Of John B: , to be janoroft Ste’ jomer of Deeds. To Committes Sa- | ant ices. ‘By Councilman Coorze—Of G. &E. Groom and others, that Wi a Market be removed to foot of Gansevoort nd not intended for transmission. ‘Messrs. Dunning and Fullerton as counsel for the government, and Messrs. Schell and Whiting for the rrp er, who is at large on $10,000 bail. The trial is still on. ittee on Marke: eilman H. Saitu—Or L. W. Brainard ikhead repaired at foot of Broad street. Wharves, dc. RESOLU7IONS. The preamble and resolution of Councilman Vermilyeto | endeavor Se, sceneries as to Ganvevoort property, was taken 0] lopted. By C 4 ilman Pesnson—Preamtte, stating that it has to procu: ing of the recent contracts, use for the com- not legs than two feot deducted from the ay om: City Intelligence. ae Bremer CixawikG—Tue Drencenty in tik Twevry- First Warp.—It appears from explanations that have reached us that Mr. James M. , street inwpector of the Twenty-first ward, is not to blame in the umttor of the difieulty with Mr. Nolan, alluded to in the Hera of yesterday morning. Mr. ‘Odell is having the streets cleaned under the direction of the alderman and munici- pal representatives of the ward. The streets situate on the west side of Fourth avenue were to be attended te first; but i scems that Mr. Nolan and others wanted the inspector to look to the east side of that thorough- fareat once. Upon his hesitating to do so they went square, amouni treet By Councitman Mouren—' Sixty fourth opened from river to river. To Committee on Roads. By Councilman Kxxnxny—That the Mayor be nested about it on Tiiwraday last themselves, when Mr. Odelf’s | to aid in the yollef of Broadway by abolishing ll heck yi stands now in said street, and fy the’ one heretofore men struck off work, imaginiag that he was not di now in ve Ban ereaslt hy eS } im uso from Cl sido of tle Park. Ado . By Councilman Mzary—Tbst t! Accounts be authorized to oxemine authorized to act when they saw others siecle BS authority. In otder to arrest (ilk he had to on the police and stop Mr. Nolan’s proceedings. Mr. Odell Joint Committee on uch rn as thoy iL the: de- states that he will permit Mr. Nolan ov any other ctti- | may deem necessary of the accounts of all the heads of nts, together the heads of bureaus, exce raw to take away 26 much of the heaped! up mud as they | partments, together Pintll mont. Adopted. ‘The communication frem the roller im relation to has nothing | ughting the public lempp. 4c, was tal d referred to | vodln dea animale | Gis Coban al fattog®” Tot tess up and rte oport ofthe Cecmmities on Road Subject of repairing the coeds, was eake the Committes of the Whi Whole The resctation of Coutcitiman Cosover, that the Strost Committee inquire into the’ expedieney of extending Book- man street seross the Park; £9., was taken up and adopted. lease, so as they donot interrupt his men by so doing. Werare informed that tie street to do with the removal of the frompyscant lots, &e:, and presums® that the owners should be fined for petmitting a nuitauve on them or their properties. ; STRIKE AMONG SHIPBU:TDERS AND SFARMAKERS:—The ship- builders have struck for'an increase of wages, con- sider that the riso in rentAand provisions justifies them in doing #0. They already reveive $2 50 per day, and now FROM POAWD OF ALDERMEN. dealin "Bier empicera havo awed 6, dpit the | hele antcroaerelge ehh atid difference*with them, and give them $2 75-per diem. The | This ‘oan Sune theta vets they ak te "7 the hited instosl of his j 1 ey if . “wi im,” a fo work. Thus bosses napus thas 85 12 bevomtellveasc tien" ‘and’ striking out 28-10% section. | and if acquieseed in will drive the business ef shipBuild: | ®dopted. ing out of the:city. The strike is general, work being econ in aliithe shipyards 4 x Persion. By Coutcilmow Srx—Of Thomas'B. Oakley, to be appoint: ed a Comatssionnr of Deeds. To Committee on Salaries,40. RECKLESSNESS: —Yeaterday aftérnoen some of the-work roval of the sentiment; and eased & 2 that so | invaltable an auxiliary would net be withheld tn: behalf | threw from thorrooef a piece of tim about a foot square, f what is unquestionably the interest of the whole sed world. This simple fact, gratifying alike to our serz@ of jus- needs no elaboratte:com- It carries with it'its own moral; ané tooowing Russia, I canrot’ doubt but the pte of the: helt fatoresta. wilk tbuke, ae se Teck and brovgkt upon all the horrors cf war’ for the sole purpose-of ‘The frets and: ; and: neither open of peace are now-atvan: end: ish him severely fer his presumption, > ‘material guarantees’ for his friture gaod be- ‘This done, they willatrip. him of his pretence: acting in beha’é of. Ohriatian aj rainst an inf- te, by becoming themselves the protectors of the m population in Tarkey, amd at once raise the oqud lity with the jussulman. Public oyinion—the public ‘opinion of merica as well as that of. many ls at their ands; and I have frankly to; Lord. Clarendon and: ‘is colleagues, that if our country:dees raj.se herwvoice in chal! of peace, and in defence of the weak against the | trong, as lam sure she will it will! be a:companied, as. t assuredly should be, with a demand fos: protestion ustice-in behalf of the Christian sulzjects of: Tw whethor-in Europe or Asia, It would be idle to attempt any. descrijstion of the en- | husiosm which pervades .all renks in. support of ¢ Frem the Queen upon herthrone to tha-humbl treot sweeper inthe ciiy there exista but one feeling, nd there ia heard but one sentient, Whenever troops re sent forth the populace gather in tens of thousands; | nd, amid prolonged cheers andithe waving of handker- hiefs, rou see the multitude rashing to the fruit amd: confeetionery stands, and. literally buying:everything. , death. 7 they. have for sale toforce upon the acceptance of the: he admitted the fact, and that he was-paid fifty cents for soldiers. Officers and soldiers are alike-saized by the | the certificate. hand of the beggar and tha. barly citizen, and a “God uttered with a si ity refreshing to the: | And the dirtiest street | rdsmman ofthe saloons ag, | pead you” they passed Backingham Palace, there.was the Queen.on the balcony to.send them forth with her good wishes and | her parting edieu. Sho told them that she seut’ her Guards to a foreign land on this occasion, not to Sght the battles of England or of France, but in behalf of civiliza- tion, and in the cause of justice, of mercy and of peace; and she exhorted them, not only in the name of Bngland, but in behalf of the clvilized work, nobly to do their duty, Never was any measure so. popular in Eugland as is this war;and now that the Chancellor of the Ex chequer has brought forth his budget, all parties are ex- preasing their astonishment that there will be so small an inercase of the income tax, Be the war long or short, its expenses will be borne by 3 tax on incomes; and I have | Wished, made continual inquizies of Mrs. Day, who as- wey, Sagoo penn Peg lilac ope il Minin, Creer) st udsand Places, ipfavor of amex Ce to the Contrel Park by beundingit South by Fifty-miath street, and north by ast 400 feet west from west line of Fifth men engaged in erecting the mexble buildings in Nassaw street, adjoining. the Mercantile Library Asaccintion; the sharp end-of which struck s. young man, named! Frank whe was at the time, upomsthe | West line of Fifth av — + ? east ight’ avenue; also, that there bean avenue 100 feet Dridge of the nose, injuring hint severely. The gash ys pagel he ruads nevered a vein; from whlich the blood flowed ‘pro- | Yie0n eseh side-of entd park, do. Lald-on the tadle to be fasely. The unfortunate man wenttes physician, who administered thenecessary relief. Don’t men know bet- ter than to throw articles fron the roof of a five story building inte the midst of suet crowd of people: as daily throng Nassau street. Ho-whe would intention- ally do such a thing. “4is a wretch, hom it would be baee flattery to call a villhi mmittee‘on: Roads—In favor of grading, £0., Fifty. shird street, between Righth and Ninth evonues: in favor of regulating Fifty-fifth street, from Sixth to-Seventh avenue fm favor of grading, &c:. Ninth avonwe, from Fifty-third street to Broadway, Ati to Commit‘es of the Who Committee-onm Pablie Health— With reselutio: ler disoontinue all proceedings at law, if Pending under. his direction, relative: to the with William B Réynold® and to draw his warrant of Mr. Reynolds for the: emounts now dae. him as por raid from the time. Cc re’ Inguoste. Suicipg.—Frederich Bellenburgh, #:German, about 30°] Contract, with lagal interest on each omonnt from t years of age, yesterday roarcine committed suicide by Of Committee om Repaire.and Su} plies—-in favor of repsir- outting his throat.’ Coroner Gamble ‘hold an inquest up- | ing building cceupled by Third sistriev police court. To. soma 2. Of Committee on Wharves, No. 43 North rivor repaired; street. To same. Relative to having pier Topair tier foot of Vesey COMMITNICATIONS. on his remains, whem it appeared he had been for « long time depressed in spirits, but was aman of temperaic- habits. A brother of deceased stated that a short time before his death deceased had been under a religious ex- sitement, and appeared exceedingly snutous about the.’ Prom the Commissioner of Repairs —iotaror of awarding vuture state. Yesterday morning Defore daylight the :| contracts for making alterations to hoase of Hove Compan unhappy man cut his throat in the yard with a razor...| No. 0: for protection railon Eighth he jury rendered a verdict of deathk@y suicide by cut-: | thied and Ni encsenenaet PILING a now market ovation tng bis throat with » razor while under «temporary r ORNto Rice on Repoise ond Beprines. oberrat min LUTION. ‘ACCIDENTALLY DAOwxmD.—David Doran, a hand onboard! By Councitmam Onasont Thar’ th of the Com- he steamboat Travelier, fell overboard:aad was drowned. | missioner of Streote and Lamps be increased to $2,500 per it. To Committe on Sa- oroner Hilton held an inquest. Verdfet, accidentally drowned. Ingurst—Bveriat_ Cartincate—IMprorae CONDUCT OF A. ‘octor.—Coroner-Welhelm, yesterday afternoon, held an nquest in Forty ourth strect, near iHe-Second avenue, upon the ,body of Margaret Muller, > German woman, thirty yeara of age; who died on Sund2y, as it was proved, from natural causes. It was then ascertained by the» Coroner that the deceased had lost s-child about three- weeks before, which had been buried upon the certificate of Dr. Hunter, residing in the Thirdavenue, who gavo the certificate without having seen either the mother or child, and, but from hearsay, was ignorant of the cause of Dr. Hunter was examined by.the Coroner, when be from and sfver dst: April ne e. REPORT. | Of Committee oa Fire Department—To concur with Foard of Aldermé to ormse the word ‘‘resigned’’ op the B. Tate, Engine Co. No. §. om firemen's sogis- COMMENICATION. From the Chiof Ragineer-of the Fire Domertment, with » charge of Hool or-Co. No. 8 against Engine Co. No. 1, for alleged serious assault upon said No.8, 20th inst. To Gommittee on Fire Department. The Board th jourmed to Monday afternoon... (firat o'clock. €. T. McCLENACHAN, Clerk. IMPROPER TRBATMENT— FEMALE DoctorinG. —Cororer | Donnell held: an inquest upon the body of Mrs. Saraiz: | Gleason, at 124 Mott street, who died on Sunday night. | Deceased was taken sick a few. days buck, when.a. Married. On Sunday, March.26th, by the Rev. Mr. Joncs, ©. W. Suxnwoop, to Miss AMELIA BELLAMERE, both of this city. Diea, On Saturday, March 25th, at Yonkers, N. Y., of con- sumption, Joux-A. Bassurt, of Chicage, Iil., agod 36 years *rBufalo and Chi Buffalo a1 icago papers please copy. | On Monday morning, Hannan Scxamxrs, ax aged resi- dent of this city. Her relatives and friends, and those of hee grandsens, | Harman C., William P. and Isaac T, Westervelt, are in- | vited to attend the funeral, from 172 West Seventeenth | street, near Eighth avenue, without further notice, to- morrow afternoon, at 4 o'clock. On the 26th inst. Haas, Jz., son of Hiram the deceased, She continued her services, sad the husband, faneying his wife didnot get well so fast as sured him that the patient was going on well. But this appears not to have been the case, for she died as stated above. A loctor was called in to oxamine the body after the death of deceased, who gave it as his opinion:that | the proper medicines had not been administered; anc | that if they had deceased might have recovered. The jury rendored the following verdict: ‘Death from puer- | eral peritonis,, superinduced by the ignorance and neg- | i { igence of a midwife.” The Coroner has as yet not taken any action against Mrs. Day. Deceased was a native of | Harris, Faq., of Virginia, aged 14 years. | Ireland, thirty eight years of age. His relatives and friends, as wellas those of Mr. and. | STR els id Mrs. Alfred Douglas, are respectfully invited to attend | | Police Intelligence, his funeral, this afternoon, at 4o/clock, from 264 Fifth | | Tha Firemen’s Riot on. Sunday—Several of them Held to | avenue. | Boil.—Justice Stuart yesterday consinadd eeetuiaiak On Sunday morning, March 26th, Mrs. CavnaRine, wife tion in the firemen’s riot case, and held the following | of John B. Cornell, Ksq., (of the firm of J. B. & W. W. never yet met the man who is not perfectly’ willing to submit (o an income tax of ten per cent—a tythe of all his income ! In France there does not exist the same enthusiasm as | J, here; but even there the war is exceedingly popular. ‘The world never before witnessed such gigantic prepara- tions for war as are now being made here and in France; and the flects of these two great Rowers, in efiiciency and numbers, will exceed all previous armaments of the kind. hostile feeling, are found acting in concert on the land and on the water, there will be aroused a spirit of omu lation and enthusiasm which wij] render them absolutely + ‘They have proved that they are not actuated hh feelings, and seek no aggrandirement in war against despotism. They arm for the of the peace of the world against the am irresistible by any selfi waging t preserva’ bitious and unprineipled despot who seeks to disturb it | in the name of Christianity, but for the sole purpose of self-nggrandizement; and they will compel him who ren- nered necessary this appeal to arms to meet its expenses. It is impossible to live in the midst of an excitement such as now pervades all classes in this country and not to partake of it; and I om almost afraid to write upon the subject of the approaching contest from a conviction that here in its one becomes too much a party ested (o look upon all that is passing with the cool ness which such grave mattota= Of one th however, there can be no question. Louis Napoleon hax conducted himself in a manner to win the applause of all Western Europe. JW. W. Mr. Clemens’ Leer \. Pierce. Wasityatox, D. @), March 24, 1 Dean Six—You have called my attedtion to a’ late let- ter of mine to N. Davis, Jr., Eeq., angivparticularly to the following sentence — “He expressed great sw ate, osition it met from the North, aft curagieg staaloppos the South should be wi,ling to take it.” At the time the conversation to which that sentence al. Indes took place, s walking backwards and forwards across the room, and shoul! not bave noticed it if you had not remarked that you had no concealments upon the subject, and that you were glad.t was present to hear it | In my letter to Mr. Da’ not pretend to give your language, except whore quymition marks are naed; and, from subsequent conve with you T Mink it very probable that I misunderstood the purpoyt of your remarks upon this particular poin4¥Our surprise may have been expressed that the trae ten of the North should hesitate to vote for Douglas’ bill when the South were willing to take it; and, if 1 had paid attention to the whole conversation, I doubt not sach would have been the impression left on my mind. I have never sought * pation with you upon the subject of the NebraskeJbill: but every time I have heard you mention the subject you haye uniformly expressed yourself warmly in favor of the principle of the bill, vi ¢ principle of the right of (he people of the Territories to regulate the question of slavery for themselves—« doctrine from which I dissented; and, as I knew we wore not at all likely to agree, I sought no discussion of the that you thought it best question. Tnvistea’ that patriotic men You have assured me « for the whole cduntry. @ it. I thought the South must be the loser. I think so now. I understood you to place it upon the ground that the principle is right if itself, and if it works for or against particular section no one has a right to complain; that you were for the rights of both sections, and willing to take any conse quences that might follow the practical carrying out of those rightsas you understood them. Very truly . JERE. CLEMEN: General FRaNk Prnror, President United States ers) to report whether Buffalo under her charter has ir to establish ferries between Canada and the "e NRW COUNTY. a TY. ite bill fo eveot (he county of Canisteo was debated till Political Intelligence. The third trial for the election of Mayor in Au; Me., took place om the 24th inst., and resulted election of 8. Coney, by 101 majority a the And when France and England, after centuries of | | persons to bail:—Peter Agen, in the sum of $1,000; Geo. | Cornell & Co.,) aged 33 years. Brown. $8,000; Joha Curren, $1,000; Frederick Hesner, | _ The rolatives and friends of the family are respectfuily | Henry Schuck, $2,000; Anthony Hyder, $1,000; | invited to attend the funeral services, on this after- ob Brown, $2,000; Paul Schuck, $5,000; John Brown, | noon, at 6 o'clock, from her late residence, No. 36 Gharl- $2,000; John Crawley, $500; Virgil Hoffman, discharged; | ton street, without further invitation. Jacob 'H. Beaver, $500; William Adams, $500; Charles | _ In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Mareh 26th, Kars A., wife of Morgan, discharged; Jobn Austerley, $500. In default | J. Bdward Jenkins, and only daughter of Capt. Joseph | of finding bail the prisoners were remanded to prison. Ellis, in the 24th year of her age. | The Cranston Bans Count: .—We noticed the arrest Also, in Brooklyn, oa. Monday, March 27th, Kare Exus, of the lady in black, on suspicion of passing counterfeit | only child of J. Edward and the late Kate A> Jenkins, $10 bills on the Cranston Bank. Yesterday several | aged six months and 12 days. | storekeepers appeared before Justice Stuart, and recog- | The funeral of mother and child will take place from nized Mrs. Madeline Fisher as the person who passed | her late residence, 270 Jay street, Brooklys, to-morrow upon them the said spurious money, Mr. David. Pyne, | afternoon, at 2 o’clock. | of 280 Bowery, testified that Mrs: Fisher passed a $10 | Greenwood for interment. bad bill to him on last Tuesday. On Saturdsy, 25th March, Jou A. INGRAHAM, in the Joseph M. Lyon, of No. 21234 Bowery, also testified to | 40th year of Ler Age. : the identity of Mrs. Fisher, from whom he received | Her friends and those of the family are invited to at- bad $10 bill on the said bank. tend her funera), this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from the David French bad taken a Sounterfelt $2 on the Pro- i Church, Harlaem, without further no- ducer’s Bank, Woonsocket, Rhode Island; and Geo Cc. ice. | Burdett testified that Mrs. Fisher, cither on "Thursday or In Brooklyn, on the 26th inst., James E. UNpsramt, in Friday last, came into his store, at No. 191 Grand street, | the 47th year of his age, of congestion of the lungs. and purchased a small parcel of goods, and’ in payment ‘The funeral service will take place at the Church of she offered a $10 bill on the Cransion Bank. Mr. Bur- | the Holy Trinity afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from dett sent the bill toa broker, who pronounced it @ coun. | whence his remains will be taken to Greenwood for in- terfeit. She was told the bill was bad; she took it back, | terment. ? 5 and requested the parcel to be set on one side, and she ES a morning, 27th inst., ABRAHAM Banxs, M would call in the evening and pay fox it, giving her | D., in the 48th year of his age. His funcral will take place to-morrow afternoon, at 314 o'clock, from his late residence, 78 Murray street. | On Monday, 27th inst., aged 70 years, Micnamt McMa- | nv, a natlye of Maguiresbridge, County of Fermanagh, Ireland. His friends and those of his family are requested to at tend his funeral, this afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 322 Spring street. ‘On the morning of the 27th March, Mrs. Jaxerre Cot. ug, in the bid of her age. The friends of the family and those of her son, A. H. Mickle, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, | from her late residence, No. 110 Orchard street, to-mor. row morning, at 11 o'clock. In Hoboken, on Wednesday, March 22d, Punse E., the | mame ag Labagh. However, she never returned for the | pare i | m Mulley and Phillip McArdle, the two men ar- \ Tested a few days since, charged with passing the said counterfeit $10 bills, have been fully committed to pri- | son for trial, Justice Stuart refusing to admit them to | bail. Eliza Fynn was discharged from custody, aa no | evidence appeared against her. 3 Arrest of Burglars.—Officer Rynders yesterday arrest- ed three young men, pamed John McKay, Thomas Gil- ooney, ani James Cochrane, charged with breaking into the premises 159 West street, and stealing therefrom, on the night of the 25th instant, about twenty silver watches, valued at $180; seven revolving pistols, worth $42; a lot of knives, valued at $30; gold rings, worth $80; | locket and chain valued at $10—making in all, $342— | the property of Joseph Slaver. On the arrest of the cused parties, the pistols and several of the other | ticles were recovered; enough to show that the prisoners were the guilty partios. Justice Stuart committed the prisoners for trial. ‘ on the Five Points.—Four women, named Mar. garet Brown, Emeline Burke, Mary Welsh and Elizabeth Foster, were arrested on Sunday night by officers Dowling and Kayeny, of the Sixth ward, charged with being con- cerned in robbing a Yankee, named Loomis Holton, from | the State of Maine.¢,It seoms that Margaret Brown in- duced him to visit the premises No. 93 Cross street, where, shorily afterwards, to prevent his pockets from being picked, he took his roll of bills, containing $107, and only daughter of Mr. A. Woolf, of Claremont, B Bridge, Westchester county, in the 20th year of her Her Susbarid’s hope is goue, yet oft hecries amidst Bis , igh ain, | My Veloved wife and I shall mect again. i ‘On the 27th inst., of consumption, Mrs. Janz Euza Norway, aged 44 years, 4 months and 19 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funcral, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, No. 5 Minetta street. On Monday, March 27, Hanwer, wife of Aaron Sniffen, | aged rd Nera 6 months and 27 days. | ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at 134 | and, as he (hougut, secretly placed it under the carpet: | o’clock, from her late residence, No. 194 Wost Thirty- | However, the girl saw the operation, and subsequently | sixth street. Her remains will be taken to Westchester | embracing an opportunity, she removed the money from | county for interment. | | the hiding place and carried it away. On discovering his On ay evening, March 27, in Brooklyn. ANN Far. | loss, ted the he bt. gi the aid of the police, who ai REx, the beloved wife of John Farren, in the 30th year of above named women on suspicion. The complainant |- her age. | came to New York, and the money was all he possessed, | Thefriénds of the family are respectfully invited to at- | | for the purpose of paying hia pa Califernia. The | tend her funeral, from her late residence, No. 104 | women were up by ‘Suntiee Osborn for examination. | Smith street, between Dean and Bergen streets, Brook- | | A Charge of Forgery.—Yent rested a tap oor named | nese in John the Atlantic signed by says he was some time since a partner of Mr. Hoodless, y officer Pattersonar- | lyn, to-morrow afternoon, at one o’clock, where there ‘arren 8. Peck, doing busi- rect, ona charge of forging’ a check on | the family. | Bank, Brooklyn, for $50, purporting to be | On Monday, March 27, in Brooklyn, suddenly of ery- Peck & Hoodless. ‘The accused, in his defence, | sipelas, Maria J., wile of Charles H. Mills, and eldest daughter of John Lowe, in the 20th year of her age. | joy, ‘Noveh West Const. Their remains will be taken to | 9H beloved wife of Mr. Edwin E. Morris, and the ag N Till be ample vonveyance ‘provided for all the friends of | ROC Sehr © Colgate, Seazian, Baltimore, Mailler & Lord, Schr Canton, Johnson, ’hiladelphia, master. Sloop Elisa, Ellwood, Providen Sloop Fashion, Blydenberg, Slop Midas, Buel” Providenos, 3 Hf Steomer Michigan, Nichols, Philadelphia, J & X Briggs. Bark Rhoderie Dhu (of Hallowell), Smit “¢ sagan tnd wolneere, to'8 6 Bekletae wee, 16 days. with sugar and molasses, | 8, in Mona Passage, apoke whaleship Cachalot, of Ni 4 ford, 26 months out, with 476 bbls sp 170 wh olf, all wl Brig Tybee, Fer Charleston,7 “days; with cotton, ie wit , jeor ¢ Bulkley. Was at anchor 22 the bar sins mtb. f Bucksport, Me), Small, A , og Racuaer, Peal ateagaes, “Fy Seawek Ww Sopa , 7 peeks, zs, with augar, he, to MoCresAy, Mar Point 2680, lon My “spoke'Ham ship Heinrich, from Now | Orleans for Hawburg. Bche fob O' Wright, Pioroe, Wilmington, NC, aud Cape rt Sobr Kedi dericksburg, 4 days. Schr F J Bi ‘Settings, Sloop Triumph, ob jantucket, 10 days. Steamer Locust Puint, Layfield, Baltimore. Steamer Georges C:cek, Powell, Baltimore. BELOW. Bark Joseph Fish, S-avey, from Trinidad, Cuba, Also, one brig, unknown, SAILED. Stoamebip Crescent City, Havana an Isaac Allerton, New ‘Orie bark Stanloy (| brig Clark Windsor, St Jago, Cubs. Wind dering the day, NW. Memoranda. Launcnep—At Pusindalpals. ‘26th fost, by John 8 Brown & €o, the steamboat Kent, for the Easterm: route, and owned by Capt G 5 Sturgeor Sheis 1 feet beam, 734 de h of, ho The m chin urn 3 & rendy to place ou the line within ¢we mouths, i Herald Marine jenee. PHILADELPHIA, March 27, 4 PM—Are brig F Jackson, Bt Jago, Cuba; steamer Del fi oming, Dunsevy, Liv kins, Nickerson, Boston; echys Adelald Fabars, NYork. Smith, Ketey; b L Sturges, Norri: do; M’ Patterson, Dole, Savsanah; Chi Dighton, Mass. Bric Grx Poster, st Boston, which was ashore on George's Isla, came to off es’ Hole in tho gale night of 17th inst, with three amobers ahead, windiass, and was in'ge cutter James Campbell, Capt Cost. bor without poe ser arbor out # Went ashore on off nigh¥of 23d, at high water, without ket Woede. At 10 PM 24 din Nantes! 5 i of at7 AM, 08. Seur W G Eapie, of and forSandwieh, went ashore om Pi uth beach in the gale of 18th, but wi tof 2th: without material injury, and arent S'2u. Cid at Honolulu Jaw19, WT Wheaton, Comstock, NL, to 5 Beabury, MB, or 'B gueise; 2th, Virginia, ; 25th, "Bengal, Phillipe, NL, do; 2th, Benj M cl , NL, Hil Sd Wom Tobit Jaa 38 Polse Star, Molloy, NB. oa cruise. At Hilo abt 5th ult, Mitchell, Defriez, Nan, on a cruise; touched fer water. A inrge bark, supposed a whaler, warscen 284 inst, off Mon- tauk, ntl Island 5 7 lottar from Cape Martin, of the Soa Shell, of re date, £0, Elisabeth, Baker, NB, 19 mos out, 200 bbls off); D.Webster, Starbuck, Nan, 9 mos out, clean; peseee Fee 2s, at 19 47 ton 36 00, Maria Theresa, Taylor, of iat 19 47, lon 36 09, Maria‘Theresa, Taylor, o and for New Bedford, from N Pacific. ” Spoken. chester, from Phitadelphis for from Mobile for Liverpool, March . n, from New Orleans for Boston, M oe Buse ‘om No larch 13, Sbip-Golden from Mobile for Antwerp, 12th inst, 50 miles NW of Tortugas. Ship:Olympas, from New Orleans for Liverpool, March 14, oTpark Wagram, Ingersoll, from New York (Oct 20) for Val ar ngerso lor Val- and San Blas, Dec i6, lat 288, lon 4t(by olf CLE a aepelenamanie aac : , from New Orleans for New 4 lat 24 50, lon 79.00. eee teem verpool,, Ship We nu rural Ship-Ber City of larch 19, no mn Empir Foreign Ports.. ANE Qarzecta port March 2. brig Orion, Ray, tor Bos- on 8; sobs , Small, S a ‘Atherton, for WYork 10 ds spate cay 8. Caran. in port Feb EN Br brig South Boston, Doane, Dear—Arr March 7 ships Patrick Henry, Hurlbut, New York for/Londow; Isabella C x Amsterd: pS Sr rere ‘ee. rn —Tr zi i soilles, wtg; beigs Abbotsrord, disg Tor Palermo (previousl ‘old 234 for P): , Nash, from Paler- mo for NYork, putin 27th with foretopmast ‘and jibboom sprang, repg. Bho wind continued K onthe 28th. ‘Grascow—In- March 7, ships Marthe’s Vineyard Feats" dor barks Syiacy (br aiaikie ee » do do; iney (Br), 5th; Atalanta: (Bx), Doty, for Boston, lag. tr ve Kirk, do do. Sid 1s, Br brigs EXzabeth, Doucett, Mare, Cumming, Philadelphia: teh, Clarencg,. Spain vannah. Garernocx—in March 7, ship Java, Jt }, from Glasgow 4th, to finish loadin, | ie Yor! eke Be Belle, Havener, disg to proceed to GI wand Toad for New ‘York. Statesman (Br), Corning, for Boston. Guayama, PR—In port abt March 11, ship Arab, lg for Europe. meeetove-Cle Jan 26, ship John Wade, Little, Hong ong. ‘WoNDON—Sid Mareh 7, "ship Faneuil Hail, New- port, E, to badfor NYork. eit Har Banas Hor, JayEhroo1—In port March, ships Morning Star, Foster, 4 wunslet, Andrews, for do 25th: wa—In port Fe m0 zea, for Boston, ldg. and. others before (ot oth) bark ‘White Wing, Skerm ben Atkins, Elliott, Boston; 224, Hodgdon, do. MaranzasmIn Parks, from Prov! . Sid i2tb, bari Atwood, from Ge- Pires inks ie ork: ¥e ark L & A Hobart, rt March brig Mersy § | eat hae at, oi Meer Cesta & Konic, Rendall, Boston; brig Sylvin ALR Feb 17 a 18, brig Ni 21st, bask Saitama, Wateon, dove “enete Small, Bo yeTgoun, NB—atr March’ 21, brig Rosalie, Holmes, New rork. | | Satan as Bax (near San Jaan del Sad)—In port March 5, | “ ! bark Sarah H Snow, Leach, from NYork Aug 2, arr 2d. Vancouver's Isuaxp—In port Feb 12, bark Fanny Ma ZaxzimaR—Arr Dec 15, schr Eleanor, of NYork, Swa Mozambique, enrgo grain.” + ATTAKAPAS tn ome Ponta AK AL n portabt March 7, schrs Chas B: a, for New York few days, ‘Sid fous dnya previous, see Ges Miard, do: abt 7th, brig Dido, Small, do: tehre N Jou Young, do; Cameo, and ilas Wright, do, ALEXANDRIA~Arr 1. B Boorman. Woster, Eastport; Charl F Cole, Baltimo: BALTIMORE—Arr March 25 a 26, steamer Parker Vain, Turner, NYork. Cla 25th, steamors Jackson, Parrish, and | Artiza: , New York: ship Adelaide Metcalf, Cox, Live earian, King, Once, Mood: Jam: Bayless, Thompron, Weymn Ey hambers, Wareham, Mass; (eo: a, Arr March 25, PM, brig March 2. Cld schre Gathari Loring, PI 7 ri hia; A Parker, Taylor, NYork, via Bridgeport.” Sid eterhoff, Tarquin; barks Active, John throp, Gir: Mary F brigs Edward, Chivo Marcin, Hy Payson; 26th, bark Pi where she anchored 2h, ship Kentu | LELTON: j CHAR! Arr March 23, shij K; Reed, Boston; bark Pry Ana,’ Kelle Abbott, do; sehr Bille Brake (Di Below Br bark Jos Howe, schr Baldur, Reise, from Liver- ® ac, Hay, NOr ym, Norton, ‘ante; scbrs Alfred Barrett, Havana; DB W: ‘A drew, Juanito 24 (8p | GLOUCESTER—Arr March 23, sebr Coquette, Richmond for —; Sun, Castine, for NYork; Lagrange, Rockport, Me, for Norfolk: Warrior, Rockland for §NVork; Roanoke! Eastport, for do. JACKSON VILLE—Arr March 13, sohra Rio, Cofin, N Cld sehrs Eldad, Resve, York; Eglantine, Easton, Bost Boston;-W H Moulton, Sno Bostor MOBILE—Arr March 20, ips 'Wm Hiichoock, Conw Havre; Lady Westmoreland ( om Semple, W H Brodie, Crary, NYork; schr W Live 0 ‘Aithar, ki ies low, going up, ship Oceana, Bordeaux; brig Palermo, NORFOLK—Arr March 24, achr Arietis, Long, Boston. Cld, brig Boswell, Fog, Antigua. In Hampton Roads, schr Cerillo, Cromwell, from Boston for Richmond. van. BEDFORD—Arr March 2%, sehr Aveu Perry, ‘ork. NEWBURYPORT—SId March &, schra Waterloo, Lewis, Geoogetown, SC; Lebannah, Geyer, do. PHILADELPHIA—Cld_ March 25, PM. schrs Rough & a Cay Peekskiti: i", Nfo Ready, be, Ci Sat G Pret ‘ork. Sid, E Townsend, Sprage, will NYork: er Osceola, Mar Br aYe Presto, Clark, and tel ‘ a Me hie ted Mareb ww, ia, st sears Cape iy, Bragg, Phi che Mar; Har. SSS'GAVALLOWAre March, I sobre Nebraska NYork. Sid 4th, schr Speed, do. In port, sehr ir NYork. IOND—Arr March 23, brig Thos B Wateon, Bl jays Rio; sohts Haxall, Chichester, N Smith, do; Chase, ‘Jones, sobre Lucy White, Thor haw, do; J B Spafford, Sooy, to or do: Lynchburg, Nelson do, Areat City Point. ship Humboldt, from —, oKLA 21. sohr Hardacrabbi . Sid lo, Fi ORGE—Std March 13 sehe wee Fi river Grogory, | and considered he had a right to sign the name of Mr. relatives and friends of the family are solicited to pe eT | Hoodless. Bogert held the accused tend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 244 11, Packard. NYork, fora eno 4 er ee Sehermeriorn reel, to morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Torok, RC Are Marek sohrs look, Smith, | | Arrest on Suspicion —Ofteers Dowling ‘and McCtusky | Without further invitation. ; belg | on Sanday night arrested two youn; men, calling then. | "On , March 27, at hia,residence in Jersey City, Sith Wane Ree Te selves Henry Jenkine and Howard, having in | Capt. Jour , formerly of the steamship James brathe : oe | their possession three silver watches, silk vestings, ora- | Adger, of congestion of the bralm, after an illness of | ‘oro: aa, sours vats, two pieces of black cloth, a lot of pew fancy gaite | peyen weeks, for NYork; Vermont, t, fox Boston, | this is a rare 0 | | sirous of ent | Now York, Maroh _ | meee on his own acco CAREFTRG? Ay OmtcLoxih “Het acere,& a See AS, GAS, GAS—FIXTURES, not to be undersold by any FIXTURES, FIXTURES BILLIMAN. Brondway wad Toonty-oighth stevet. w BILLA Bronaway ed Ponty sgt stewet._ UNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, GUN MATER! a | Goris Reeraes rate ao, Wao | rie Cs atenin of ig sad county merehaate of fire-arms. or fire arene a selected imanufactured by Allen, Thurber & Co. Coit's plotols, all sass. Gure FOR SALE—IN LOTS TO SUIT street, Gy ag Bg. Ww. BPR A 9 by near Bree! With 1 }, fleas, LYON'S Magnetic Powder pi Pills, the destruction of ve! 424 Broadway, S Dook street, Phi- insects a1 lndelphia. ES MPORTANT 2? Fapins AND GENTLEMEN.—P! gone lasts mado to fit the feet, find it to their advantage to call at L. INGLEE’S and finding store, 192 Grand EECHES.—JUST RECEIVED PER LAST STEAMER, L @ large lot of middling sised German and leeches, in je order. For sale in lots to suit ‘at $45 and $59 per thousaad, by F. PATUREL & CO., 290 Pearl street. VINES PRUNED, TREES amr in th by Mr. STEBWA hardeners Ort oar, oF 162 Rast Broadway, will be P’dieon, ground (tolls ROUX importer, haa just eee und it oil. 5 Trou Paris, and-offers for sale at tos lowest ‘Also, and astioles for a. od iH, a EPLATING.—OLD WARE REPLATED EQUAL TS rods, ee ery ates street, near Grand, e¢ office No. 2, up stairs, at 16 John street. ——— eee ero —O err PECTACLES, GOOD AND CHEAP, ACCURATELY justed to vision, and ox: er pevaaantebaaets ote eight re Hospital, By, Ne? Pasko 87 Bowery, near Walker street. i le—silver: plated, 7, bo. N, Be—Old oases taken LET—A COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN THR VIL- lage of Port Chester, one hour's ride Iminiee walk of the relisoud depots wi ive buildings, ¥ f tend . Fee Scam aed ere & conv it of; William Small, Bsq., 413 Broad Port Chester. LET—AT FORT WASHINGTON, A STORE AN. Tr ives barn, with half an acte of land te ach. ire on the f BUK- MAK, Sr'Bowery. Alec's collar im. the pest of 17" and 19 Chrystie street; sie about 50 feet square. (PO, LET—THE FIVE STORY EDIFICE, NO. 32 araten pan vary and ft jure ° modern mansion, being ters midst of iflcent in builder of pate and Are in frecatone, of chaste design.’ Rent, for Apply on the premisos, from § to 10A.M., or No, 2,619 Post Office. PRINTERS AND. PUB) Beoteh cut faces, from pearl to iven much universal satisfaction, fo terme: for cash or credit, aa any other yee. founder in th Stet athe hey seta: to Stansemstk ara alt om tne orlces, JAMES CONNER S SOME rinted are from the — ices, JAM. which this paper is pi torial: above establishment. 0 BUILDERS AND SHIRPERS.—N. WHEATON, Canal attest, wholosnie sna retail dale tn doGe®, has ‘the above artioles, dried; i and circular made to or | Window | of builder's bardware, the lowest prices. THF, AFFLICTRD—RHEUMATISM, INFLAMMA~ tory, acute, chronic si positively cured by Dr. Barber's diny ing pains of new. ralgia, A.B. & ‘Bb NDS. Mg i Be? Pe Bl arg tas | pA fig) A ‘ectical den ¢ Iasb fourteen years, wou ot pactios requiring teeth, for ‘whion’ farai- On CO ge Address Practical ‘ont ice, stating where a private interview id the most ample reference will be given, ama xhibited. All communications strictly cont - to meet. with 1.000. bor ABTNZe WANTED IN THE AUC- 5 - tion, commission and real estate fos thorough man’ of business, with from $1,000 to $1.300, ortunity to make and profitable im Address C. 0. P., Herald office. 5 $2,000—A YOUNG MAN, OF THOROUGH ines bite, having the vestment. 300 and energy a go0 roal estate business preferred, A line ad | Chatham square Post Office, will be promptly attended to. SOWNED ITALIAN PRIMA DONNA, SINGLE bo point of to ISSOLUTION.-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO. fore cxisting between the undersigned, under the firm et Wray & Binyon, is this day dissolved Byes consent. ‘The und ii} afte thie date, oondiane 00 4 ‘under: will, at ie date, cont | meason his 0 ante MARK WRAY. | OTICR.—THE COPARTNERSHIP FORE eee basen Be araieatly UE li rized to claim GOLDSTEIN & © J. & P. GOLDSTEIN & Ci Perer Gorvstzin, Josnru Goupstzin, WANTED x THE GROCERY. AND. Lt. Nm ‘Ron om $300 to $800 oF mere the ndvertiacr will advance the same ai a Americans only need cer, Bro oan be bnd, 3 ARTNERSHIP.—D, M. WILT, FIND TO HIS AD- Gress, Hompld office, an answer to bis ioe coma path, Alea eens aide COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING Tene C. J. Sehweder and Wm. La: the or ime and firm of C. J. Schweder & Co ved by mu- 1 i, (C, J. Schwoder retiring therefrom.) The busit- sof the Hate firm will be settled Ay ae A Phil ry t w WM. H. PHILP, The subscriber respectfully informs bis customers and the ublic that he will ue the window Reine ieee set HE COPARTN: NTED—A P. IN THE CHEAP w* blisbi Ch laley with business. A man, ot Bont os ‘im the ay Peete OPPIY Fags & JONES, 1 Ann steent 4