The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1855, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 6781. MORNING EDITION—WEDNESDAY, MAROH 21, 1855. PRICE TWO CENTS. letter from a firm friend of tet in town in | in a manner suited to his wants, receive the ita of A Gutes woald not dincloae all the facts for ifoa ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. | HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY, — | Wise, femdsts tidus a?TP6, tat ras | stuaais tut mey Sou’ Go's deat ct tno | THEE STANWIX HALL TRAGEDY. | ots roto uss nlit etman a pei entire agreement betwoen us as to the ‘blenesa of | canals. a case— ao unlearned ner PERSONAL. ee sueemiments you Bropose,” & ‘the same mail I re- The Koc pli etn the propriety of Supreme Court=In Chambers, dor the evkienee, would n befeontended t b the seve. ta aE Gap te ter from adopting resolutioa:— ‘ 0 oan examination motion [DTORMATION WANTED—OF CATHERINE RYAN, PROGRESS OF THE TEMPERANCE BILL, raning i asin! Weapeeaee ie hue ee Reaclved, That is expected hy this Board tbat all banks peak adroit te bail’ But ere on ' verict of » Corouae’s 5 Soon wee ts ‘ vine pars, * toils will use ABRA! 4 > oad nab I gg Cel Sp ag Si tenith RMEMArTS Repss Ts, the Restruction."” ‘All express fears of he defeat of the | tenme i ibe discount of such paper ar wiltond'to or | yancn 20,—Rhe People ws. James Irvin —The prt beats cat e ‘vara, rt wie mateo. az bill. Upon this subject allow me to say, that a bill therefrom; and that the transaction soner in this cane, who was charged by the verdict of the woe) 7 deing then above ground, would tt RMATION WANTED.—IF WILLIAM WHO é Search and Seizure Clauses Retained, 4 3 Dee : y cont {, suppose the Gorower had’ neglected to arponwan fol Ener, owerm eee more efficient for + Sl Teeeses he tan ation cy onl bank having deposits of tolls, of their amines in such mi Coroner's jury with being aa accessory before the fact pt down o particular part of the evidenees that u ie Y f the ‘corner of Seventeent he a be found, at the t store an of . | canal ortation, will be deo: doave bus addzors where het {'yighiivatenve, it wil be to | MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR CLARK. | ture, unless its Cofent is produced by the injudlcious et. | lent cause for the withdrawal and transfer of the'deposita | Court on hab SA att hie Slacbehae oh hak do, art had mot a right to examine witnesses, ead undoubtedly be passed at this session y this Board suth in the murder of William Poole, was brought before the loave bis address wh forts of those who claim to be the exclusive friends of | "3m sbet can oy < Wag IS or cars THE RELATIVES OF ANDERSON ws § temperance, Fai ip EE ScHLOONMAKEER, Auditor. pyar auinee wiles fatten torte of the iiciah So teauatiees iad a) Se easton Hincsom her pattage hom Cabs eae York. an 1. ee s Spetviseng oF Suetet S Mil fo Weatie the Q46R OF) teh ay emmveneaee play tos fad ca gars ial id wafely keep for (O), SAMUEICTHR CLUB MET TWICE BARLY IN , = ‘The constitution devolves upon me the duty of com: | pation the bodies of James Irving, Johu Uyler, an Lae coer ie Morrinsey, ay accossory to thy death of William Vooi0, the winter, and you were not there. Please name an- Mr. Hvtcurws introduced a bill to alter the Commis. | Mumicating with you by message, and making such Ys y MON. 4 other time for the elub to meet, and be there punet: IMPOSITION OF RAILROAD TOLLS RECOMMENDED, sioners’ map of Brooklyn; also, relative to the sup. | Tecommendations and suggestions in relation to public Thseee remente the writ in haanu/ corpus tb me aireat- SS ed eee port of the poor in county. affairs, as a AR expedient. This duty is | o4, commanding me to have the bo jaines Irvin bolore RING FASHIONS. 1 at ordinarily fulfilled by the executive, 11 anual mes- | Kobert H. Morris, Beq., to oS ENS ESI ONS: ~~ | FINANCIAL SCHEME OF THE CANAL AUDITOR. | cot? Fock was noes; the rebuilding of the Chemung } soo, nt the opening athe logialative session ; Dnt ques. | Court, and to cartity tie The District Attorney—There in evidence to abow that LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VELVET MANTILLAS ‘The qu ‘oe ing to the report of the Com- | tions may subsequently arise, of so important a charac. | of bis, the said James Irvin lows >—That he threatened the life of Poole. ‘and talmas may be found at MACKENZIE’S Mantilla ne oT cae ter, as Dot merely to justify, but to demand, a special | body of the anid James Irvin before your Honor, Mr. Clark continued—It is conceded on all hands, by Canal street (Brandreth Building), on Thurs- mittee on the Schuyler county bill then came up. ded; that I received him into my custody » jporium, 47 at (Bran A r i Mr. W: communication. Such a con’ cy is presented in the 7) a a his friends and his foes, that Irvin did oll in his power « ink. The Canal Toll Depositories, leave tho location of the county buillioge with, the | existing conditicn and prospects of she canal revenues, | Reved wicket hue predues, market siti my nem to Mocrinsey sad \RYSTAL PALACE—FIRST PREMIUM BRONZE ewe. he é&e. upervinors, Lost—Ayea, 7; 1. and the urgent necessity of legislative action, to relieve Timprison detain him by virtue thereat, but through medal and diploma millinory, straw bonnet and hat ne ad ~ The bill was then ordered to a third reading. them from the adverse influences that depress them, | the ordinance making wy loek-up a ypert of the Cit; affairs, they manuiactory aud show roams, 401 ‘Hudson gireety #1L—L, ail Mr. Goopwin prevented a resolution to accept the | ®2d place them upon a more just and satisfactory basis. Counsel for the accused, Messrs. H. ¥, Clark, Nye, and and there BINNS will open spring millinery on Thursday, March 22. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. sword of Col. Salina Sta: an officer of the war of ‘There in no interest of the State of greater importance, no pretence that he implicated in the ailray in which see ree ee , " 1812, and place it in the State Libra ‘Adopted. or which bas ® moro extended influence upon its growth Vools’'s life was taken. What is there to implicate MILY WILL PLEASE EXCUSE M, A. IN FAILING jane yas ry: P ‘and prosperity, than its works of internal improvement. Irvin? Nothing but the fact that he wae s¢ the first to tetch the lawn bonnet and coutel corset, ening. Senate, ie 9 ACT. he: ord) t o o Hy % a othing ae 4 Tenlled at 151 Fulton street, Brooklyn, but the was 60 fact was taken up, and | hey are ei uring and valuable monuments of the wis- Affray, and did all he could to separate partiva. crowded I was unable to get thom. Moot moat 151 this even- ALBAyY, March 19, 1855. the amendment of Mr. Whitney—that the marshals dom and foresight of those who projected them, and went and therein not & particle of evidence to ing, at 7 o'clock, and choose for yoursolf. M.A. EVENING SESSION, be American citizens-was rejected: ayes 12, nays have, - Canyrgnosd ey aoe, fn pen whieh A vt ¢ the in aos Lee As ape peels communication betweea, him creased the wea now upon ry parti OR THE NEWEST STYLES OF CLOTH TALMAS, GO THE PROMIDORY LIQUOR BILL. ye Ahens Gincat promecity ct. the Cummonvositin. It ts the writ of hi eapus hae been’mades that boned’ | Tha iiseane se ve incideatally that dod cxaming MACKENZIE'S Spring stock, at 47 Cans! | In Committee of the Whole, Mr. Hitchoock ia ‘the Hipamapletagh ett fa 8 Guty of the Legiclatvre to gaurd jealously their inte- Serguee, of opmental the murdec kg OO Sane Te eet Sees | sts the i forthe prevetion of atomperancs, ous: | Mo ll ratve te nurs ebure propery was | vt, amd mre hem Hal dng of protection | fees ‘ ie ant, anes Sree area Vin ORE | Yess ceceargscaue eas oF Wo lin its. w: | “WE? SE sacamueare ont oon ornnence ITE tone tet Caihes ween oe | RESET hc enact facet nats eae . mi inf aps, and coi ie question wi o mot ir. We rf le as ac nel of 4 i e ruary, 01 Ly i) onal Bs instants ntsc, ‘assortment of Paris stamped : ” bf ene Bh the bill os an emanation: |” aa of commerce, and tor many years subsequent rer hoag erar ap aor rained ened pe yee Hic’ Cask thon posscodel ta eaumanh ‘ Droideries receive % steamer. Clark to strike out the search and seizure clause. from ‘Sam,’ and read from the Albany Register of this Mares: sent motion is to ob! lease of the prisoner from LA , eries of TLR, 90134 Broadway. Mr. Braprorp moved to amend the amendment by re- morning in support of the assertion. boyse pies al bs] pro tes tre plaid aces cee. pas confinement. He did not ask hin discharge from the ae of Se nina = pam, Sie sf the Coe ne o la ee I Te ee ae eae ea ative 1B ae eaky, decane to taachst, the beashalal effects of | Crmeacnh Of 80 examination mast [precede the dia. |-#0E TD thaeste mane by fein Gguins’ Poder bus is ; ADIES' DRESS CAPS.—S, CHAMBERS, SUCCESSOR taining the clause in the original nection “or kept for | pringing forward the bill than the public good 5 charge. to Bradbrook, 297 Broa has received handsome | gale, or with intent sold,” the seco striking which were soon manifested in the rapid augmentation ¢ Court—Let me know your motion. fact, as he was informed, that Suyda: Levies Fa ng ed gn ments | the first section. Refacing aia ml ed section’of the bil und lort=-3 to 12 out the thied | Srita tonnageand tolls, unl the creation, ax it by magic | Mr" Clark-—the motion Te that, Mr, Irvin be admitted | ate enemies for & long tine; that there are law autts be ios will b te opened deg» Adio ashe, After some conversation, as to the eifect of the EVENING SESSION. of villeges and cities along its bags ia before existed | to bail; that is the object to which we will come in the | tween them nor that Suydam bad declared that be = ——. | motion, The Temperance bill was taken up. ‘an almost unbroken wilderness. With theextension and | end, and there is no use in wasting time in argument on went destroy Irvin if he had to go to hell for it, Coun. BS. WILLIAM SIMMONS WILL OPEN PARIS | Mr. Hatany took the floor, and addressed the Senate | Mr. Hopxixs to reduce the amount of fine | ®ttlement of the Western States, there was corres- | sny'other point. Although ho thought the evidence | #¢)) therefore, submitted th. ing millinery at her show rooms, S64 Broadway, on | at length. He alluded to his having been selected by | andlength of imprisonment. Lost. ponding extension of the area of its business, | against the prisoner was exceedingly wlight, he did not 24 March, | Also & full assortment of straw | te responsible majority of this Senate, at the first aes- | Amendments were made in several amall particulars, | SD, imcrease of it tributaries, and, as | ask that he be discharged, but he asked that he be per- wholesale and retail sion, as a member ef the committee on this subject—to | so as to regder the bill more correct in a legal form. consequence, its revenues rapidly augmented. | mittd to vail, There is no doubt that even in a case RS. W.RALLINGS HAS NOW ON HANDA LARGE | bis ‘having been again selected at the present ‘An amendment was agreed to, that ‘ae imprison. a oon ne ap ap Bate ed Ley ih \n ) of murder a man can be admitted to bail, though he M ‘and elegant assortment of bonnets and millinery, ot | Session ao member of the same committee by | ment there should not bes in the bond. pacity, re | was aware that where there was probable cause the own manufacture, together with several cases of French | the President of this body—to his embarrass- The Court of Common Pleas of New York, as one quirements of the future, and reduce the expense of | Court would not interfere. In this case the Coroner's He THES veel, tae oC eta Mppearaneo, which | ment at finding, th your, Senators ‘wim. last | the courts laving cogaizance of complavate undee this | ‘apeportation. The colatgement was commenced, and | jury have rendered s verdict that Mr. Irvin was acces will open for show on Thursday next, h 22, ather | year rendered it efficient aid and snppert, taking | act, was struck out. forthe time prosecuted wit igen ba) ny changes of | sory before the tact; yet there was no examination, no aocessery in law tot showrooms, 67 Canalstreet, | ‘opponite or middle ground. Mr. H. then alluded to the | Progress was then reported on the bill. administration it was continually affected by changes of | which the accused is entitled to, If the accused waived on ir wan entitled to RS. DAVIDSON, 181 CANAL STREET, CORNER | **¥eral legal points raised against the bill by the Seaa- | Tho message of the Governor relative to railway bills, | Policy, disastrous to the prosecution of the work. As | an examination, he hasa right to demand that this uded Laight, will open Paris epring millinory on Thursday, | t0F fromthe Twenty fourtn—to the part that politics | was then taken up, and a motion made to refer it te the | S consequence, it has been left to us in an uninisted | Court will revert to the evidence taken before the Coro- h Mare were assuming in this controversy. He regarded the | Finanoe Committee was lost. state, and much labor is still required to effect ita com- | ner, to see whether there in probable cause, — — ~ - | fate of the billin a great measure hinging upon the ac- Motions were then made that portions of it be od | Pletion. When it bad no rivalry in the carrying trade, i'@ | For the — prenes the prisoner sees fit to RS, LOAN AND MISS E. G. RYNDERS, NO. | tion of the Senator from the Twenty-iourth, (Mr. Diek- | to the Committee on Finance, and ths dees te tee revenues increased = ov rag eo grrr eo Ds PR UE Prine object of | the oot, Brandr ing, bes leave < Ne 7» De’ most ne ex ions lends. D nounce to the ladies of New York and vicinity, that the inson. Dy Be ron ear saa, ead ye ane at | Committee on Railways. Los’ sange: pec! Coroner's inquest is not to determine who ia charged; the it. the Railway Committee, when | midat oi this prosperity, burdens of the most oner- | object is to ascertain by what means the deceased cam opening of thoir splendid assortment of Parisian spring milli: | C1u.0" and could not see the consistency of that Sena. | tho Semstc took oan J ous character were placed upon it by the constitu. | by his d nd if, by the evidence, he by what | Levin yet—meaning that if he did die, he meet nery tskes place on Thursday, March 22. areata fa astiiee te gutuaean inenalance WaIGP EE: the Senate took a recess until seven o'clock. Yon, for the purpose of creating sinking funds, for the | U2 is comtutited, be then: ‘beseustd waangia- od Ggbt bm ia We, world to come, Mr. Clerk, RS. BART, 901 BROADWAY, WILL OPEN PARIS | Mr. H, alluced to the expressions of the people so far aa Assembly. extinguusbment of State depts and the payment of in- nd iasuen his warrant, and he is bound to procesd, | Str some further observations, called upon the eou \ M millinery, on Thursday, March 22d; also, latest styles | it had been made manifest at the last election, in the ALBANY, March 20, 1855. terest thereon, and for support of government. Hal language of the statute. in all cases of felony to | grant the motion, _ Of dress patterns. » | choice of members of Atsembly, ko, a8 ia favor of the | The attention of the House this morning is occupied | {ta prosperity ‘been unchecked, and the ively an examination. Coroner Hilton has acquired jur: Distriet Attorney would not detain the Court by K, NO. 3 OLINTON PLACE, | !8¥ And the search and seizure’ clause. considered | with the consideration of bills of a local or private increase of its revenues imued, such charges | isdiction to iaswe his warrant against Turner; his duty aa ag Rig - o ra but would submit some few pointe. Reece OOK, NO. ory tr Paris mui | the amendments proposed as striking at the vitality of | character. A number of local bill were considered in bt have been borne. As it was, however, they ab. | » magistrate was then to go into an examination; then rat, Tht tio Dears Has Cenmenon. e Saaaae ioe bell nery on Thursday, 22d et the bill. Search and seizure were the main features of | Committee of the Whole sorbed so larre » portion of the es ag to leave but | there is the right of cross-examination; after that, the by sel whey sey the discretion te with tac Sal sti ———- | a probibitory law. He read from the laws of Connect!- A message from the Governor, on the subject of tolling | @0 inconsicerable . ing. to be appro. | prisoner must be examined, and if he sees fit to go into | |e onds t the responsibility of ia RS. BARTON, 115 CANAL STREET, RESPECTEUL- | cut of 1854, to show that at that early perlod the search | railroads, was received and read. priated towards the completion of the enlargement. The | a defence he can co so, He (Mr. Clark) mever could see jeoutt, a of ly informa her friends and the ladies of New York | and seigure of liquors was regarded a4 essential to its Recess to 4 o'clock. imanufficiency ion for this work resulted in | apy provision in th ‘te by which # prisoner could be ‘Third, That discretion is not « matter of argument, onorally, that she will have ® fashionable assortment of | Sitality. How would the Senator ike » waten dogabout avi ree 'eneitiet: Smendment to the constitution, suthorising loans | snuSitced tec e rant pro, | but the opinion of the prosecuting officer haa sometimes Bulllinory for their inspection on Thuredsy nest, March 22.4 his premises divested of his search and selzure propensi- | | The Governor transmitted the resolutions of the Stato | for the purtove of the enlargement and construction of | seed ot once. On the question a oer cosrelod of tha Gestion 0 samabiing’ to Galt Sosnuee <08? 7 " ? ughter,) For himself, such an animal would | of jersey, for the establishment of water limits public works in process of comp! A jndixg of the Coroner's jury was merely s ooun- those ADAME, DRNOS ae SE ue, be of ultle use. y 4 the preserv: iam of New York harbor. metre With that provision, however, additional burthens | ty record; the accused was not present, cud, perhaps, the probabilities of guilt preponderate over ae- uence of the | — Br. Dickixsox had no excuses or apologies to make, | Mr. [vans introduced a bill relative to justices of peace | bave been entailed upon the revenues to such an extent | nad no Dek - | He intended to say to-day all he desired uctows inciient. | of Willlamal urg. j Pence | that, asappeare by the report of the Auditor of the | counsel, oe Zurth; That on motion te 2 habene a ally called out. Hoe had said to the seaate and the pub. | Mr. WaTxasu bill relative to the Second avenue | Cansl Department, the sum of three millions four | at » Coroner's inquest. In a case w ardor | Aine Denitteds” (Ork \isheoa, lie that if ne could not get this pill amended he should | railway in Néw York. hundred and thirteen thousand one hundred sad twen’ | ix alleged & statutory examination has been But Poss ‘gry [Cited pre op vote for it as it was. If he could not get it in that shape Mr, NTH, & bill to erect the town of Tuscarora, in Pd one collars ($0,413,121) will be required the present | had, he (counsel) thought Court might well hent- ie” Canton Boson cae Barb, he was ready to vote for the bill that passea last year | Steuben county, from the town of Addison. year to meet the expenses of collection, superin- | tate to admit to ; it the prisoner here vith 1b oe ore Aion: ‘assem. ) oo ‘This bill to be carried out wanted fair start. He tried 8 Ww dill to facilitate the service of | tendence anc }, the constitutional appropriations | was not in that position; he comes at once before this r Now oF mations of witnesses Aye roped v4] ICHAEL DE VOS, 447 BROADWAY, (RUE DE LA | last year to get the Dill amended, but he did not do companies doing business in the | for the simking faees int reat on loans, and the support | court on the Coroner's evidence, aud as there are no | 8 motion to bail, are coram non judice. 4 Paix, Paris)}—Importer of French bonn 4c— | half what he intended to do this year to procare its hird readii of goveruwent; and that for the next fiscal year, com- | witnesses vefore bis Honor, he in to acquire the facts by | 2o** not authorize it, The practice at common law ix ht to be present; he was not represented by | BOcence. pact» gay 79 ifr ight to cpm ala f Fourth, That on motion to bailon habeas noth late fire, Ma titude for the liberal patronaze she express eee on perienced, res the li J rom o ill be ber ‘main 1 9) |. De ¥.. respectfully announces that fhe has removed from | amendment. No friend of the bisl had yet shown that | T the act profibiting the circul mencing on the fret day of October, 1855, three miltioas | looking to the evidence already taken. The prisoure | *eainat it. 885 to. Broadway. He has receivea Inst ston: o yetal reper act prohibiting circulation Hi i y . P Sixth, That {after the verdict of the Coroner's | a he dey a maak of Doce prohibitory law—a law preventing ita sale—would not | of the notes of foreign banks was passed in committee, iene ome dl Son abiS all be veuend Toe does not ark tobe discharged, but to be admitted to | W0'Eiricer hes only specie powers to arrests to pm] " which he calls particnl: be effectual without the search seizure clause in it. | and ordered to a third readin, bail, and ti tee 4ebundngs; cet tant be There was not a word inthe speech from which the A bill to amend the militi: *y. ft the same purpose. For the fiscal year, commencing the The District Attorney (Mr. A. Oakey Hall,) remarked, | ™t, and to examine the defendant; a) pee ———___—~_ | senator had read which he would not now reiterate were require one bail of the el ath ool bg 1. | frat day ot October, 1866, the amount required for re- | that in the case of the ons pina tan ‘Horne, (6th | Seding further would be to override the verdict upem Fok 22 Pate OCR | the same bill before the Senate. Because winan lad | nies to be native born, was debated at length, when peirs, &o., and such conditional appropriations, will ex- | Barbour's Keports,) it was admitted that the court had | Which the criminal court proceeds, /ERY.. Mi On bebalf of the pruoner, Mr. Nye contended that he op Pen vie ody Niful sasort, | 28UD in his house would you go and seize it because | Assembly adjourned. ceed four millions of dollars, ($4,000,000, ) @ right to bail che prisoner; but it is a matter of dis- . ever exhibited. C, F. BARTHOLOMEW, new Mourn. | Some other person had made a bad use of another’ a Hed the revenues of the canals since the year }861 | cretion, ba Sy nry vo pil the Coroner's minutes of the pre- ing Store, 851 Broadway, betwoon the St. Nicholas and Mo- | Mr. D. di emphatically that there was any Banka Selected as Canal Toll Depositories, | exhibited the same ratio of increase as previous there- Mr. Clatk—There is no doubt about the law of the ‘anh vecoreet tia atl We tropolitan Hotels. bargain to secure the election of Wm. H. Seward by the | The Canal Board om Tuesday moruing selected the fol. | *, they would Nave been sufficient to meet such in- | case; but in order that his Honor the Judge should get | ceedings yo en*e hemmed agama ~ | deteat of the Probibitory Liquor law. The law could creased burdens, but unfortunately during that period | atthe facts, the defendant proposed that the witnesses | ™°T?!Pe de A. CLUNE WILL OPEN A HANDSOME ASSORT | have been passed if Mr. Seward had never been heard of, | !°Wing banks as depositorion of the canal tolls for the | there has been a diminution of its revenues. This is | be brought before, thin court ont subjected to cross ex c ne ant At pring millinery on Thuasday, March 24, | ang Mr. Seward could have been elected in apite of, or | ensuing year:— owing 1m part, undoubtedly, to the revision of the toll | amination, | He supposed that the court, im the exercise The Operatic War. 2 othe Pe owe —____—.... | with the pasrage of a dozen Pophibiteey Liquor la ea, Resolved, That the canal tolls be deposited in tho banks | Of 1862, and in greater de; to the influences of | of ite discretion, may say that it will not go behind the SUPERIOR COUKT—APRCIAL TEAM. WILL OPEN HER PARIS MIL- | Mr. D. next alluded to the visit of the Legislature to New | and on the following propos t, for the present | Tival router and competition in the carrying trade across | written testimony. They had no objection to that, be- Before Judge Slosson ‘22d, at 683 Broadway, cor- | York—to the story which some ter had given pub- b rospectively f ing the required | this State. cause they were convinced that no court of superiur ja » 20,—ah nd Wi ressmaker, | Iicity to, that the members of Legislature were In 1851 the laws imposing Canal tolls upon rail- | risdiction would, on the testimony in the present case, jancH 20,—Maz Maretsck a Ye wm. Ole Bull. SD _ | drupk on that occasion. Mr. D. denies this in toto. New York —The Shoe and Leather Bank, Nasau | road tonuage, as well as those prohibiting any roads | hesitate to admit the accused to They asked the | This case was postponed till three o'clock, whem it we M H. STUART, NO, 262 BOWERY, WILL OPEN ON | He a ine ape pare pe A pe River Bank, Corn Exchange Bank, exch one from carrying freight, poo eres) Fi at once court te examine the eviiensnanh ooo if the case against | argued before Judge Slosson. The counsel for the ae . , NO. N one 6 members of board et a an 5 ion on | Irvin isto apu #0 conclusive that bis Honor gobs Tunsethy, March, 5. o now snd elegant aseerimen’ ct: | Gover bad be seen s glass of ardent epitite upon’ che Auaxy —Bank of the Capitol, Union Bank, Mer- | the part of railroads with the canals for the carriage | would refuse admit hitn to bail. fondant, Mr. E, Bulkley, moved to discharge the attach member, while he had been a m of | © . of freight invited, This opportunity the railroads have 1 ceeded to read andcom. | ment grouted Oth inst. against defendant's pro nts’ Bank, albany Exch, of mourning goods. table, bef District Attorney thea ioe = [dike daaciden: Habermas cmanek taliaediaay ‘Wrst Troy —Commerclal Troy, improved with ali the skill and assduity that talent, . ground MADAME EMBRER, G7 BROADWAY. WILL OVEN | tippler, an Fagen pent ng pain ronghy be 4o., Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank, do,, Market Bank, | energy and money could secure. The reaultis before ux, F sends tothe Wath of habeas Gorpan petty. The attachment wae lapued on the thet Spring millinery, on Thursday, 224 of March. other ‘House. Mr. D. then ‘alluded to the report of | 4°.) West Troy Bank, sach one fifth. Although the resources of the great West are being de: | he was prepared to argue the quentious raised be Nyda — snd contealed Cebtor, amd thet be ~ . pacepy om pee Fi tx: eenhindiomearies whe aa — t Bank. veloped to # largely increased extent annually; although | understood trom Mr. Clark's remarks that this ani ut to leave the State of New York, The motion ADAME RICTIARDS, 465 BROADWAY, WILI, OPEN = thy the Senator psoey uth (Mr. Williams). Ho Fouronyiis—the. ee et Amsterdam. new venase one taclitne are being pened increasing wes modided, and thet he merely makes a .aotion to 0d: | was mde on the ground that the crigiaal sdidavite Thursday, March 22, 166, the moet mirthfal feeling tn the Senate cad iosbion® | , Crica—Ontario Branch Bank, Utica, two third; Oon- | warded by yome of those rival sutes thrvagh ourtate | Tityestal tie winhed to know what platiorm the fea | yyy which the attachment was granted were insuf. ADAME M. C: DOUGAL, 713 BROADWAY, NEAR | especially where allusions were made in the speech to | ‘3! Bank, do | one thind .to the great commercial mart, the revenuesof the canals | The Court—The only platform I have before me is, | nt to authorize it Astor place, will open Paris millinery on Thursdi éoubtful rs upon the Maine law. He character- Rour—Oneida Central Bank, Fort Stanwix Bauk, Rome ri hed and are diminishing, while the freight | that he applies to admit to bail. The first poipt raise t's counsel thee Marche | ced the Senator thom the Twenty Afth the only one | Exchange Banks, each one-third, f pert nat poet raised by defendant's was, the recei frofa freight by the railroads are The District Attorney said he was to argue ily, monthly and daily increnai aa fr omit OisP his Hone kaa 2 revenues of the canals wi the contract was volt, having been mate by Midame . around the circle of a “doubtful’” i Synaccax—Merchants’ Bank, Mechanica’ Bank, Syra- LL OPEN PARIS SPRING 'al’” character upon any Mareteek, without the consent of the husband, Sscomd, rol 32, at Tl Broadway, ve. | question of moment which came before this hody—re- | C¥se City Bank, each one third, ME. KEE! .FLAMME W. millinery on Thureda; door above Clinton marking that he seemed Like one «te; a afor |, JonaN—Salt Springs Bank, Syracuse, Crouse Bank, 1883 that go t ’ the cont | Seceeee okore nee __________. | Startaipht prlogio the election of Usted acavensecator, | eset one-half. 1864 “ “ tecmna ot Weoths eeblead Wind tel tee NEW SPRING MANTILLAS. Mr. WiLiiams replied. It was true on hisretura home | _ MoST=tms—Bank of Auburn, Cayuga County Bank, | In relation to the present fiscal ye n be had upon the charge mace aga eeannee BENG £8 eae montns, 'ohenee GEO. BRODIE, No. OI Canal street, and No. 63 Lispe- | a public meeting was being beld, because they were | #Ch one-half, % Auditor's rt upon the tolla, trade ‘ ch examination be now had and taken | Pt! month, aad no specified time of payment being men. Ses dress, Mow Forte OILENTS at the cause of temperance was in id eee gaa Commerelal. Baal, OtyGs, Palmyra Bask | the canals, the tolls collected upde the canal before the Judge by whom the writ was Issued; and he | tioned in it; that, therefore, the sum could not be elutin- ad rea m ere—tue: ; > y ; | incluain; also demands that be be admitted to bail neuch os): PEER Ee cecanion otc luseetaae veustiain< hestiieest | had heess.of” the. Senator, teem the: ‘twenty-fourth Patwrna—The Bank of Newark, Quyler's Bank, each | jart of the revenues of the prevent fiscal cbarge.”’ Spun coe | of UN the expiration of the four months, osly (we weske of noveltiga in slik Inco and applique goods, to which he begs | (Mr. Dickinson) and his equivocal positica upon | Be half. to the sum of , The District Attorney continued te make some argu. | D#YiDE expired at the time the attschment was ieeued. to invite the attention of thls bill. He was called upon and questioned as to | , Mocumren—Rochester Bank, threeninths; Eagle | Hstimating ments on bis view ef the question, It woull mot be | Third, that the affidavits upoo which the et Casn ann Snort Trae Buvens the position of affairs here, and he replied to them Book, Union Bank, Farmers’ and Mechanica’ months of the present fiscal ys doubted that the common law, was notht tachment was contained po from every section of the eountry. fi " nintba, wh pen hi MoT cs ate fairy and fully and honorably, to tne bést of his PENING OF PARIS BONEETS AT GENIN’S BA. | knowledge, and were le called upon at any time porerea i pe) cw.) Exchange Bank. saar.—Genin has the pleasure of announcing to the | by bis constituents, he should be as free to mate Atnios—Lank of Orleans. that he will opon a fresh importation of | wuch atatement, He bad nothing to take back, and w! Meptva— Medina Bank ren’s hats and bonnets, diroct Paris, | ever personal imputations the Senator thought fi Locxront—Exchange Bank, three sixths; Western , Marob 22, 185. GENIN’S Bazaar, No. 513 | C25¢ upon him, he liad no tear of, If his fer would | Bank, two-sixths; Canal Bank, one-sixth. pposed to be a large and liberal without his jury, and he (the Distriet A 7) wou! 1,500,000 | refer the Court to the sections of the Rey Statutes d to coroner's inquen' If the jury fied that any murder, | davit, on to mee; the iatioua of 3,413,121 ail iid "oer ass ste egente sa | 04 the sir tive alogetion thi ot had jeer, to mee; appropri . . 341, coroner shi Vi over the witnesses to appear sad the alternative ‘tion that the defendeat is ‘ rot stand by the sive of that Benator’s, it was right it one ter boos toe ee ee: pple sean ee tentify a the fest criminal court, at which em indies. | seonded mee about to abecund. Mr Dulkeley, “ta SING OF ih Dp. | shou! |. He was question constituents 4 » Internat . ‘ raving ® ci one ti ch offen: be found, that ih be he! ot sien thie PENING %, vane MILLINERY, AT 409 BROA a BA Na po ‘ee te Bank, Bank of Attica, Marine Bank, New York and Erie th eehe detclecey nite ae oes aaen te a yu oe can ho shall id | prooi Me pes pelnt, referretto several way.—! GARDENER will 0 ‘as above, oa | whether there was not a bargain m . 4 ‘And in auch e: it charged | cases, including 6th Hill, and Thursday, March 22 bonnete, direct trom Parla, a Broad: | feat of the temperance bill, and the election of a United | B8ok, Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Hank, each three tweaty- | provide tor the current fiscal ‘year. $200,000 thereot | with any. ty seta onctody, te ccstter | sutttettion to tastale, Hb" teenie way, Now York; 15934 Congress rtrect, Savannak, Ga, States Senator. He had ‘heard so in many quarters. | @sbths; Buffalo Oity Bank, Sackett's Harbor Bank, each ing set apart simply for the support of goverament | «hall have toh process his apprehension, | to. teversl other ARIS MILLINERY.—WM. BROWN, (LATE DuNs. | But be considered it too low and too mean to make a re. | **o twenty clgbthes Maile Yet might bedecucted, which leaves $541,003 to be pro. | im the seme manner oa justions of the Inge were commen more & Brown.) 43 Broad il open beautiful eprine | Ply t0 personal matters hatched out of a newspaper re- tae ane vided {or the purpose of paying the interest and creating | ec, 7. The coroner iasuing such sball have | five or #ix dmillivery, Lechorn bonne! ghorn fronts, with silk rt had stated and repeated it, that hedid not | Seuuyimmyrt toga Springs Bank. = the rinking funds required by the constitation, The re- | the seme power to examine the defendant posseased | proprietor ‘@rowns, for misses, on Thursday, March 22. lieve such a was mace But they looked upon |. Oi#x's Fatis—Commercial Bank, Glen's Falls Bank, | quirements of the next frcal year being $3,890,201, | by « justice of the peace, and xball, im all respects, pro- | an6 his (counsel's) + | such denials with distrust after the avowal of the | each one-half. exceed those cf the present year by $476,170, rendering | ceed ia line manner. 4 there more than three moo ARIS MILLINERY.—MADAME FERRERO, NO. 5 | ‘wheel horse” of the whig party. (Mr. Dickinson.) For Sa ears Bank, Whiteball Bank, exch | certain and inevitable » largely increased deGcieacy, un- eo. 8. The testimony of all witnoneer examined ePicly to sd ont of the hotel, andgia all parte of Great Jon feces will open spring millinery on Taurs- | himself, he was not to be dictated to by this map or | ©B¢-balf. le ipplied by legisiative provisions. The same re- | before a coroner's jury shall be reduced to writing by | Gines daily at the public table, Ao. past thet be hed bene bad ke, ond day, the 224 that, and while he retained « particle of mauhood bia | $41t¥A—Ssit Springs Bank, with still greater force, may be madeim refer- | the coroner, and shall be returned by him, together | not im any way attempted to conceal himeel! Te ARIS MILLINERY.—MADAME BARNETT, No. 537 | Own consclence should be his guide. Seesda tear WHEEEE Bled, OA te nes tb the following fiscal year, commencing Lat Octo | with the inquisition of the jury, and all recogmitances | aMidavit rtated that ie had been defendant's crates Broa¢way, will open spring millinery on Thursday, tho Mr. Dicktxson agaia alluded tw the newspapér report buf ‘miom Luther Wright's Bank, City Bank, each one- | ber, 1664, tse requirements of which are estimated at | snd examinations taken by such coromer, to the mect | tis! friend and legal adviser wince June, 1665, that the of March. that the Senator from the Twenty-fifth had stated to hia Gevatl Piise—Sack of Fails $4,000,000, criminal court of record that shall be helt im the | defendant bad been in his office every day since the B4 GrOTk peas To | Comstituen's tuat there were seven doubtful men in the ote Raby meyer Tae ek ag It 1 of vital Interest to the cred!t and reputation of | county of March, three days before the attachment was leaued, gin ry ig way ge ent om pe mit, | Senate on the temperance question. Sepuanempateuats of tant - . the Btate, that such Ceficiency should be provided for. Mr. Hall continued to say that there would beacon | that be bed frequently walkel up and dows Hrosdway ‘of har own impor! - Thareday, 2a po ig wey ae ty tpt ‘eat “ mira, Bank of Chemung, eac Sossane, tor tootare wd oe ef ~4 od ad | jad of F rape if the a a hy =) niente had been bop Bim io alte 4, meeti Senate stood ¥ , ment of interest, and, efore, fore this court were gran’ ye jur, foomi s | of amusement, in the courts, and other places SET Rner etevot, Sad voureottelly ectieete. on uention, and Le replied that be believed that there were | | CORNIxC—Bank of Corning, George Washington Bank, | feet it to’ be incumbent ou you, out of the resources at | verdict of murder’ the coroner hus atiested thesscused Lan 4 twelve or thirteen Senators who stood firm for the bit | *#c® one-bait your command, to provide for such deficiency. It is | and bas returved the evidence so the next crim ne| court with the search and seizure clause retained, but that he Dyramrons aE DF ribs County Bank. pot simply © tent of expediency, but of ph Ag of the evesty, nad witasmes have boom ahted to ottond was apprebensive that seven or e' of the friends of Hawttro;— Pee miltoa. ‘The evi evidently i# not ofa temporary, but under t at the trial, but the theory of the counsel for the temperance were favorable to striki: Oxvonp— Hank o —~ existing policy, entailed upon us by those whe have pre- | defendant is that one court can find & man FY believing, as they did, it would be SrorrsymiLe—Genesee y Bank. vison, he at ’ iv ou! ore acce| ceded us in the administration of the government, of wi.ty of murder and another Coart fied him sot guilt, Guapers tuvoctly with the people. He said it with regret, yet he eould 20s re es i one Yeley Bank. permanent end increasingly emburrase.ng charester; the | Gilsilomor would find that the very man before him had York. Carter's Paris m Weve himself of the impression 12 s avin, railroad competition on the one baod, diminishing the | offered himeelf aa a witness before the Coroner, and wae endant sd withers hed sot been shte Brosdway. opps Mr. Cnosny continued the discussion briefly, whea enced #aleew oma: y the diversion of trade, and the constitu. | examined at his own request. In the whole range of | '0 find him thetthey bed called at No, 6 Cr place, The question was taken on dir, Bradford's motion as hoewe--Onelde Valley Ba tions and demands on the other, increas. | bis Homer's vast experiences there will not be found even | *bere he formerly had rooms, and learoed ther be PRING PASHIONS.—MRS. J. H. GOSSON, PORMER- -pammaa at the opening of the diseuss.on. Lost—13 to B. ~ Mechcater’ Dank, the cl ame pryeat to be provided therefrom. | one cane where tpe question was ever raised, and the | moves from there, and that the servaat wax Sty Tee. Dal, i apes bae tuning winery, on | Seg mm py! ; Syracuse, he question which relates to the needed provision for | present Corcners and their prececessors would tall them | wberehe had gone. The argument oecupied seversl raday. March 22, at 373 Broadway, betwoen Franklin The question recurring on Mr. Clark's motion to 7 Durosrras—| St Sypneuss. the deficiency in these revenues, involves the considera. fist they (the Coroners) had no right w overide the | bourse 4 and White streets, anend by striking out the search and seizure clause, it Mr Foutert moved to amend by striking out the Gene- | tion of the eauses which have created it. I rom the verdict of the jury. The District Ati respectful The Judge took the tnd salt he would was lort—15 to 1)—the ebair, Mr. Hitchcock, voting in | ** pone Bank, = i Genesee River Bank, a | gestions already made, it is evident that it is io pert ot pubmitted that the Judge bad po fight eet to power te | bis decison thie mortng ot half-pert nine — PRING PASHIONS.—BY THR PACIFIC, A SPLEN. | the negative. the depository of the tol Morris trloutable to the diversion of frelght to rallrosis, and | examine witnesees io & crimineal proceeding, unless pe ; dia stock of Parisian ombrol lored mastiling, talmmas aed | Mr. W. CiAnx moved os an amesdment to the next | , On calling the yeas a amendment waa lott | thin ix made #vill more ay it from the facts aui sta. | there is a charge pondingbefore his Honor. Jersey City News. iy lace mantillasand talmas, were received and | S€etion Of the bill, te second section of the bili which | b7,the following vote :— tin'tes set forth im the Aeditor’s report lately presented | “The Court--Yos Oop" meen that the Court hae no : 7 Thursday. the 224 inst hy Wis, MAC: | Paated lant year, throwing the business open to the | X%e—Mr. Follett—1. | apon the, Aailty. tend, 008 tuliads of the canals, | sight to caoames Whemnees on atean conpart We Sts Fownnam.—The proprietors of the shed fale. treet (ea ilding). pezson ot goed moral character, &e., who aball give | Bre Tei abuah Clack Mgnret, Coot, Ryaatd Sompariaon is made in thet report of the besinese of the ‘Pistrict Attorney—You have no right (0 examine wit: | rive in the Hudeon river ond bey, commenced thelr re —_ — —-- bonds, U pmo - canels and reveral of the a] railroads fer the neeses in criminal! matters on habeas . PRING MILLINERY.—THE MESSRS. TULLY, 439 | “Mr, Horniws did not keow but the adoption of the | The original resolution was then adopted. Gd and 1604, ond it shown ereclodively that the | "The vor Yeu thioh, then, T mort be soatined to | Pratioms yesterday lor shed Aching, whieh, tt W on i Mo ereatedey nt weeertment of fancy | smendment would ini with the details of the bil, | Adjourned, 00 of freight is to a very great extent, ch to | the record of the facta! pected, will commence in season to eoable them to sup —_ ye __ He prefered the amendme:' to the original bill, but it i Fu es the injury of the State, diverted (rom the State canals | Datrict Atterney— Yes, sir. He (the Dhetriet attor. | PIY the markets nex ie North river shed. It th the details of the bill, important Financial Recommendation. adoption might not agree or the plon uj which it had been framed. On the At @ meeting of the Canal Board, held at the Canal other hand, if ras only @ part of ‘he Orst amend- | Dep , on the 20th day of March, in the year 1855, ment, whic led, & part of another pian notac- | the following communication was reel : _ | cording w.th s probibitcry Jaw, as desired by the friends, setter = ™ Sigil alte are summed up in the | ney) understood the objection to the commitment w be | iAted that shad weighing Gre wae lakes ow ~ Lice, Ture. wo Socks tho man can bo committer pong Reb This te probably the tried one mile on the ination from day Woday, As to the motion to | 8!#t North river shed of the season. 459 tons to bail, be | kad would always oppose as 3 | oe 7 tice to tell Io eof murder, where the : Court Calendar—This Des. eal Uprrep Stare Deruct Cover —Nos. 10, 12, #9, rs E DESIROUS or PU HASING opring uM he should vote against :t. He regarded tle section an Cawat Darantuent, Avoawy, March 15, 1855. evidence is at least prob! 5 orale on tag enemy to aveb a bill. To Tre Hosoxavia Tux Casal Boany ov 1e Stare oF Mr. Clark—Probable, yoo meas— 14, 16, 16, %, 8, 17. CK Mr, W. ‘The istrict Attoroey—! meas problematical capable hey name Corwe—Olreult —Case on -ARK had seid before, and he said now, that New Your Dorin, Gf Const ‘Gre he should vote for the bil! perfected he Geraigped, as Auditor of the Canal Department, om Thursdey, Zhi inst, worte than the 2 last re duty to eall the attention ef the Board st ich - eS fepator from Thirteenth (Mr Hopi! toa fect connected with th ry 21% WILL OPEN ON THURSDA ecavor to make this bil we perfect as it which appears to him to be worthy ot oaae ttention | 8 if it wee ry of argument. Ile then ieferred to the case of the Peo Term. —Noee. 8, 18, A, 11" 6, ven Covet #yeeal '¢ugsinet Van Horne, Harvour's Meporte—' Asa gen- | $2, 4%, 62, 09,77, 07, 102 Bpecial motione—ib, 116 «5, bral fule, on am application to admit to bail, the Coors | 73s, b8, 113, 118, ‘ te any extrinac evilence, but will confine Bervmivn Cowmr—Nos, 1017, 1918. Wont 1148, 119, Gander sen yom Wo the ex parte Wpstiony produced ia 1174, S087, 191, 180, 62%, 798 wos, 190%, Lo08, table food. , ; 167,565 | support of the serusation before the Coroner, the eom- | 124, 1906, 120d, 19, 1209, 1210, \at1, 1913, BBha, of spring mani Bs Ges auarré ts cect ae menaptinns Upon the produete of the forest... The rf is Mantitis Rmpo: | Sool work just ae'wel with the amendment he hed ‘or the past year many of the banks in the western | Upon 0 — proposed as with the original section which ‘t proposed | portion the’ Gente, sobected as. Gor ries of Canal | Au mere) andine y be, 308 iting magistrate, or the Greud Jory, Forte receive | 1206, 1246, 1217, 1218, 121, 1730, taal, iced, 10s, Laas, ATERED SILK MANTILLAS, OF THE SPRING | to supersede tile, bave almost sively cowfined thelr business to ‘There was an ipcrease upon thore three roads eririnaec evmence would bean sarumgting of the bau A220, 1292, 450, Zid, 1070, 699. An entirely Rca earavan etnies, Just frerived, and to be opened at Wr. Horxres farther renee HA fn regard to rt time to run, varying from | slone— vince of the Petit Jory, and would bes trial of the ques. ws will be made fond the rj rl 2 the dill. He voted for the bill year with search t the products ef the torest of.......... 63,176 | thom of fact, a» to the guilt or lanceenee of the lee Court aad June. leoue Brandreth eulding, Th and seieure in, aod he should de so this year, He wad : Vegetable fox scape ’ wit Or. 1, 1h) most be fied omer Aetarday wer, SS | tier then he was scully slacore now, The people Father then ‘cael treusportation, “For | Avo merebane Of the State desire aech sIaw or gone. The liquor was | while the forwarder by the railroad ad pret his pro . as | er, () Obit Or Le, Wa the witness itself, The temperance men who deserted and realize ) He desired to be uaderrteed 90 consenting te the ohurt the 24th inet locking ot the evidence taken before the Coroner. But be dewet Be tee ge erect te lech late eny aintare this bill xoew they were deserting and disappoint ii when it . tte fw on Vets Acciomet—Ontoner Wilhelm belt on inqoart the. tempureses maa Of ls Guster TAU wer eener | ore by the canal re pe ag De b thas stabs be techies om hetens copes) ane be Cestead | . terday, ot No. $01 Might crest, pan the boty of « Pitt etreet fo: por ed, doit manfully—sot by exulking behind searchand | <o ¢o #0. He ia oblij from other The true and only y then, ia my | bey bp lg he Ln | otmae, whe come Iegation aud distributing the teizure and paseing nly a probibitory law. Tempe- + absadon the canal and trameport by the rosd. | « porition of cael tolls upon the rallros4 tonaage os a'l pal in the | (bis death from a severe cut received io the mea from Central Union. Ae there i Panes wen al. over the Blato well wnderwtood this, sod 4 patroos thereby get all they need—-the | (b+ railrcads diverting business from the canals, muck as not Jol dawn arrested, and the teiare mnie | *)nife '@ bie own hands The deceased, . , | they equally well knew where to lay she diame if the cossoompeseiieed tolls can be 10 graduated upen the several ronda allecte! | by the Coroner ia, that he ie mot to be foumA within hus | *” * *tting om & ber In the bowseot his at the ‘. batts mein features of this bill failed . is pot for the Canal Boar to dictate to not to be oppressive of uneqnaliy burdensome upon | jurisdiction. The IMatriet Attorney eonelasel by pro | *i7T* place, with iy y hie aed, fell Vo thd howe, Sa tvons, ac. The committee thes reported progress on the bil the ban w (hey shall tranesct thelr business or ma 7, Vrovision ean alse be for the exemption of | Wsting against the Judge exercising bis diecretionary | ‘¥" “1g 1, Mel fresiy, is len ‘ ~~ - Adjourned nege ther: affarg but it i* eompevent for the Canal | such articles as belong legitimately to rallrost fregh', | power in favor of stmitting the to bel | peared 44 ” ont 7, oe wt CHOICE SELECTION OF BRANDTES, SUPERIOR en 20, 1868 Board, in discbarfe of their duty to the State, to sewex | or us Our sgrieultural or other imterests may require Mr. Cark, is reply, that the Disirie: Attorney | *f7 ret convulsions ‘©, producing Gesth loa few ela 4 other wines, rums, Scoteh snd Irish whi+ . ° edit‘on to the deposit of their tolle ss will se. | the (etalls of which it is specially your provitee to ar. | admitted ti court hes the right to ball, but be objects | '°°P* " jon and Dublin porter, Seot Mr. W. Crane saii—lenk leave to introduce resola- ui by the caonl, fn the bank parti. | raree to the prisoner being etmitted to bell, becsas ofthe | Kien wt Varuna Tanooom 4 Hatowwar.oreaw ole aad Pee CaDEnaILe: 1 Bee tions parsed ca Baturdey evoning cipatiog inthe cepos ts of canal moneys, the duscount of Py mainteloing and protecting the revenue of theca. | 6° oft the ovllones. ‘They were now before bis | (Donnell belt am tegeest uyom the bety of Miche Se.97 if aed oie the wach © class of paper a# lit promote the interests and nd providing therefrom as guarantow by the con | boner om habeas , ami be ons towns to | Kysm whe come te bie death from eevere erunts ro pip St raat y injeot @ borloems of the cenal, end pot to divert amd foree trade | +t!'ution for the ‘of the debts, thew en | determine (ber the prisoner was eniitiel | ceived by Uhrwngh the hatebway of tbe rtory hs = “spoktTiNG, ac. rubstance of these revolutions ts, that the meeting de. | to the ratironds. Let those baoke—the directors of | largrment and ‘Will be eerily eecaret, net the | to be yo Fore prong By and whether you cam arrive a’ | 142 Fulton canning & of trectare of tee aN TX. 2. d mire (be pessage cf no law, un! provider for search, | shies fod it more profitebie thus to discriminate infaver | consis then be pleced im a sitestion in which they will be | that comelosion beet by (he examinalion of #tinesem or | seal The reeteret a F\0G FOR .ALE—A SPLENDID NEWFOUNDLAND, | ® S0F* And destruction. apd cannot fee how any per: | of a licade—de oo upon thelr oon mesmsend euch re. | sbi to protect tbemerivee, whee the comtinuanes of | by & perwesl of the evitence taxen by the Corvaer, 4's | of the Walling, for wot ag ighteen months old. very powerf: ands | on com ben temperance mac, at least 4 ob} 0 | scurers as the railceeds may provide them Let other | ow ‘eo will be oo looper mendes | @nen oa entirely ote the dlenretion f the Orurt He | guartet ‘The decearet wax b dog. Apply a 0 Brosdwty. | chess provitioce. By this same mail [ herve received © | tasks, whee thecassl forwarder cam be sccommodated Athasy, March 20, 1 MYRON @ TAM | cow's afm: there cones where the Corgner's a) | wars entive et Now Tork,