The New York Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1857, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1867. The Important New Fork Riis Reported to the Houte— An Briended Police District—atemp! to Examine Mr. Compiroiler Flagg’s Conduct -~ Uerded Failure Day of Adjournment Propmed— Wasningion M wrket Property ‘0 te Brought tato the Orr: — tie Quarantine, dc. The committee having under consideration the impor fant matters relating 10 toe oy of New York, reported Several bills this morning Jue #as for the amondment ‘Bad modification of the ohart-r, euo her for the erention of 8 Oty Ball, one relauve to tae atral Park ond still ano ther, re-organizing the Polio {s)erimont, Tae latter con templates consoidating the (wee ot New York and Brook Typ, and the counties of Xu.omocd and Westohester In a police district. The Gore wor and Senate are to apgotat three commirsioners for New York, two for Brooklyn, vndone ‘or each of the ovoniies shove named. The Mayors of Now York aud Brooklyn are to be ex-officio comm's?overs slao. "hie © i) cons itete @ board of niae jereoas, Sir Verpum agreec wiih the country members {the committee, Mr Jone ) Koily omly odjroting Those are the several oily orought up by District At- orney Hall, and are oniy +4). y modified trom tne ort ) imal draft, Tae commuter no regard to the opinion «fthe Atorney Genera: + uch 1: adverse to the appoint meat cf commissioners »y «4 overpor and Senate. Mr. Jomy J. Pumry calied wp oi# reeolation asking for a Seleot committ:e of tor-e, 10 msk> examination of the books, voucher? ard co: New Yerk, pow i Mr. Fingg, the Gompiro!- Jer, to ascertain > dixbarsed money witbout Yaw or sathorit:, er be withholds fands whicb belong to Creditare of the wis Mr. Foor thought Fr 20.4 i/o should not be adopted, ‘aa it was only inten a cymmiites upon @ ‘img exped.tiom to see wb 1 De Usned up out of the Comptrolier’s office. Neu. id > tums emough to raise committee when any © 4g ® Were laid before Deg isiature impugning the . di i). 0 ndvot of Mr. Fingg. Mr. Rost) read extrac * eoent co mmanication by ed that moneys iawiully arge amounts paid out fr Mayor Wood, to which it 1. ore due to sD ‘wore Wiborl', wou fndividvals winovt soy authority therefor Mr. Foor betieved tne if in ¥ foundation for the obarzes againet tb» C wp oiler, the Common Counsti Of New York poesemed o> vie pswer to make the tnvesti- gation, and were fully coweta t #0 to do Mr. Varaum aiso oppow ! ce roaclu fon, by remarkta, Spas the Common Cov "he oby was clothed wii ample power to inv-sugse oy charges which may Do made against thelr ‘insacia: viticer. If Mr. Flagg bas ex ceeded the power xiven him >y ‘he Logielatare, or if be has noglected to periorm &) iuty in any shape, tbe loos! ‘euthority mittee of ie ‘sufsieut p avr, without asking a com ihe Legiela oo, © sverhaul aad imepoct the ‘Ss books ars o- i) ja! conduct. oomiented that Mr, Fiagg entirely disregarded anv wasosn ni, ether io i ofa resolution or cro!panee, weech ine Vommoa Counoill might sbink proper to sdopr After spending a0 hour ir » k 4 of skirmishing devate, the repub/ican leacers su ianng Wr Fiacg, tho qaesuin was taicn, and Mr Revi * ¢ e-ia ion, proposing to ta- vestigate the condnct of M> Fiege, was acopted. Tas is suiliclentiy indicative ‘rat t+ | mp roiler need entertain no fears of an inquisit ve committee from this Legisia- ture. ‘A resolution was efferes iu cho House, designating Tharsday. tke léinof Apr se ‘be dey tor she Moat at. Journ’ Jot the Legi'stue dome bo last of the hcadred days, Thai day wii unavureay bs ag-red upon, the majority wil! pot kget (ow rea) aiton under aw Of weeks yet, as ibere * us te tg now weil oy Succeed in romping throug) mith tacir poiltical ‘The republicans wil) have swronteen the Senate in the course 0) nxt wees, mapece without the vot « emoorat, A joint retotution, place a « Mr. Bmith ci Brcokiye, « body, State, of certain Tt seems the ci) bas takeo be y ey can Dan Sicdlos or any otuer 2 the ‘able of the Senate by fre brand io thes or six scres ‘mn ibe Ni the old Weeblugto: without asking per. of we the Commissioners of i OMice, ite prerent 11 A! $1,600, the city suthor: rights of the State in err ta front o! the market, ba: to ejeotinen from the gro: ry cnlargemet(? Tre Quarantine bill wi made bo progress. Mr man, Wao Originally favored the removal of the Qusractice oy Sendy Hom, 01 ocber more Temote porns « ao the pres to bave pertisily abapooves ynat ea, M. A Grinnell and oer rnico quarantine somewhere bey nat several days defore the qu Chamber of Commerce oy, and ite pow- ‘Dee MAY preven we removel during the pre in. Which snovla be most regarded, tie beaith York, Brooaiyn, Jersey Ci'y, &o., or the con 6 ducks aad ot:eading etreats oF equally soted itself venience of afow interested enipping merchants? Cap thers be a doubt? The Cansi Hoard have re appolote! a’! the old Col Jectors except; ihe vllowing:—Litie Fale, Joba Dor a, Dennison Wiloer, soooemer, Alexander M: eball, G. Wawro; ‘alioa, 4 D Bilis; Horse. meeds, M B Calhoun; Oxto 7 R. T. Davidson, Scotus. ville, W. G. Lacy; Olean ¥ B Baree. laspsstors of Oanai Beats for New York, Charles W Chase, J. 4. Do Jan, George Merri J nn Weggeand Ira Fomor, The Board advertise for proposals for @ $500,000 loan, at iro per cent, on or briore tne +4" day of Marck, to axppiy oe deticleacy in the siokug fund. EW TORK LEGISLATURS. Sonate. ALAANy, Mareh 8, 1857. Mr | presented « writies report dissenting from tee Awsembly Apportionment bili rep ried on Saturday. ‘The special order cime up, it belvg to consider the bill making appropriations for charttavie \astitations. Assembly. ALAABY, March, 2, 1857. THE CROPOSED NEW GUABTER FAR DEW YORK CITT. The committee presented thie morning the entire atch of New York city bills as follows: — Owe Alderman W be elected trom cach Assomdiy Distric. and five Couneiimen from each Souatorial Dis triet The Mayor to be elected for two years, the Common Council for three and tae © rmyptroier tor foar, and to be removabie by the Governo for cause Measrs Evitng 024 Selab « ir monts to be abolisued. fend the gracing, paving avd curbing Of tne streets to be given to the rotor Weer De pariaent ‘The cclection Of aesew and al! revenues te de given to the Finance Department ‘The cleaning of the streets aud the care of the markets to the Lity Loepector rpishing of supplies to be i} ‘Ibe otber departments to be appolated by & and Aléer men The present heeds of cflices to remain ox oe Ma; oF ari Common Counci! © be renewed at the Bext election, apd the cbarter election to be one month afer the state election The Supcrintendeat of dovalre to be ® practical duilder The contrac. syetem to be carefully heoged Aldermen to recetve DO pay The counties of Kinga, Richmond Now York chester, oniied, to jorm @ @ exrope povce with ja diction ‘or ‘orcl, Without rega'd to county line; to be wader ibe direction of three com vovere from New York, two [rom Kings, aed ove from cach other county, to be appointed by the G: vernor and Senate, one retiring yearly, (he term to be seven soars The Mayors ez offi0 to be members Of the Bona of >, Wh Bo compen. sation, with a general Soperintendert ae tae bead, and tho present chicis of New York aod Brookipa as deputies. ‘The Oty ‘odge \o be re aimed, bu: Specie: Sessions to be bald by the police mag'strates of Now York. The Suprryigors’ bin tikes the Mayor and Recorder from ibe Board of Soperywors. directs three honorary Commissioners to te apyor ¢4 by ‘he County stegen Pro Ph ah ~ fy hay 7 pats toe oty rh's Offoe in the Hel! o Re orde, and ali the city: filet DOW eKiniirg ; GUthorizes ie commissioners to loase & Dr i'ding, to de erected tm the Pars. at & ront not emoved- we Mayor tl thoir terms for the tee of city officers and at « Court ‘The Contra! Park bill crostes honorary commissioners a by the Mayor and Cammon Coancil, aod y the Mayor jor cause J. Ramiy presented « a report tn MAJORITY REPORT OF THE R y Of We Commi Wwe Male that bosifes the rtmente are eo distributed as to in And produce a clasning of in and Ceane.! may page ord /nance afer or ne control over the heads who exe ith the State “ft z H i ft Le re 0’ minor and collateral ‘The Dil! cobmuirted to the provis 3 core ofa convention, was doar, Os produ re o *) and Decnuse ft Was not asked for by any consi ic’ *0 0 bumere of clmene. The bed Dil a>otishes the officies of Saperinten ot pore Sod Suop ies, and Supertotendent of clareliying their dution andor . Toe Mayor ‘@ made - re, tre Counsel for tres, ue ” toy tour geare; te tavier 4 . oat the Geos! Taxes, faxes is no special ene i 1 this bureau and appototed pance Department an? takin from the Street Depart- =e. The deputies can be appointed by the Common The Clerk of Arrears is, «8 now oxisting, a new pro vistop, is inserted wiih regard to the bureau of the Chamberlain, to insure # more systematic meinod of accounts, as weil es an additional chock on ex penc itures. The Lighting of streets is given to the Sirect De ment, and the ooliection of asecsements taken from It. The bureau of repairs and suppiies 1s annexed to this dy it acd the Superintendent of Re S34 ia only eligible when a tical §—buildor. faye thet the present Superiat:ndcnt Paving of streets, whether new or old, derause b aes of sewers and pipes under them, it cam best do- bow and when to grade an! pave. pointment of Ln ‘Aamiaisirator is takou trom the tion Counel! ‘Thi Inspectors ~ ment is amplified and extend. €d 80 as to give it everything thate Hea't: depariiment and a department o' sanitory insprotion and duty shor peed ave; such as regulating markets where uawhole- provisions may be sol i—strect cleaving, recording birth de deaths and under ote laws, &c Inepector bas also authority ‘to use the Croton water, ecains) loss to the general oy A ‘The cubj-ct of tax assessor is omitted from the dil; the vommiitee intending to report a bill concernixg tho whole subject In connection wiih the present office of er commissioners. ‘A g: poral system of the erection of private markets is py magna without levying a revena’ upon any one class of the commucity engeged in trade of benotit to tbe whole city 18 will give faolli'ies to market poople from the country who are now seid (o be imposed upon by those en joyit g privileges in ensure exclusive. Suripgent regulalone are thrown adout saies of city property ao and contracts requirir, ple publis notice of len, &o, The pay of the membe of tho Common Counoll ts abolished. The office of City Judge is coptinued, but any two Po- lice Justices ray bold # pectel sensions ™ charter election is reparate trom State elections, w election of Mayor avd Qmmon Coupoil je to the next ection The departments not ab lish < bave their incumbents retained until thelr terme expire With the exception of the Comptroller, Counsel and Moyor, al! beaxs of departments are eppoinied by the Mayor'and Board of Alcermen. Al! salaries are to be fixed by tne Common Council. No commissicrs or emoluments are to be recelved by ries, except the Collector nd the City Ioapestor, who are allowed per centage and fees for the births, &c. RT ON THK POLICE OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN. The mittee on Cites and Villages having at couaiceration the bil relative to the cities of New Vork and Brooklyn report that they have had for several woeks under earnes; consideratton the various proposi tions concerning @ cbange in the police departments of New xork and Brookiyo, whieh bave been submitted together wilh bills referred tc the Committee rovating to ‘be police of these cities, and bave agreed to roport by 8 dil: covering the whole subject, whica, in the judgment of tho Committer, if enacted wil remedy meay of sne ex- ists g evils in the pubitc departments { these cities. Greve compiainte are preferred ageinst toe workings of the police systems of New York and Brooklyn. While some regard one cause and others asssign dif ferent reasous tor the evils engendering these com- jainte, acd @ few stoutly deny there is any grouac for fault finding; it is ‘evideot to tho committee from their inqviries ard Investigations, that public ry the security cf pereon and property w B: York aed their evermocs suburban vill artously affected. Marde-s have tion from Police authorities arcompanied thelr fetal ciroumstances = Ii robberies bave muit- Pited. The escaped convi other States, cities and counties, and foreign lands, have been allowed to congre- gate togetber and Bgl upon schemes of plunder. Citizens ‘rom the mierior have been afraid to venture toward the great commercial metropolis of the continent in comequraes of these toi:gs and whother tbe police systems of these cliles work weil or ili every one is agreed ibey may be lesproved, “tthe Tistrict Attorney of New York, who bas been, since 1850, coppected with police and criminal jariepru- dence im that city, furnished the comm'ttee witn an en- bumeration of defects. The Committee find that the cbarge of political infiaence Board of York ts not with- veocesery fo say; it is certatnlv such cireet politica) and personat antagonism among the obit « feers of the Department, musi lead to confasion and evil example among the subordin tes In the olly of Grocklyn im mapy of the wares, the Aldermen, for ving bers of the police, Abe pombe: ns been lately moob diminisbed by a re- ; apd the right of removal has been Brookijn, and (be ev ork aod Poilec ‘Ores in the adjoiaing counties of W: ec bae la view of evi they have reso ved to ccrro \’@ @ the cities and counties nawed into ove Metro Pohtan Policé Diwtrict, Bavinge a unlform system of police government, and divested of all me local details, afer the model of the world renowned police force of London end iteavborbs. The Committee express a be lief that before long the entire State will adopt a untiorm eM, OF CcBsolidated police The report decleros. that ts order to avoid the local yealousies among poliulciaus end demagogaes wich might connie to epsiave the polloe with part'zan and loca! in Cuepces, {i ts decmed prop r that the State should arsume ‘be appol taxns of obief officers. In the division of Comm |ttocers Now York is iett io @ minority, because jt i thought ber wealth and importance may well permit her to be without injury, while ‘he tendency to extrava fant expenditare will be checked The provision pre- venting avy Ccmm'ssioner from aocepiing a nemina\ion to ary « Mioe, will, it is thought, keep more politicians out of the Board, The p opored bill consists of thirty seven sestions, of Which (ho following ‘sa briet analysts :— Sertonl jon and crestes the distacs ; provider for or auton report then reviews the / ot mode of sod maregire the for be cities of New ¥ Commissiopers from New York, t ene from Westchester, one from Richmond, with one member as Meyor of he York, ana ae Mayor rock yo Q | provides that acceotence of rominat'on | trust, Governor wo remove, as proviced { | eberifs on ot argos; vacancies to be f Wlib the Almehovee Governors co. 5. Provices for the organtzation of Bee. 4. Creates the offices of esidert, @ & Cole! Clerk apa deputies, Board. Provides 0. 11. Avthoriaes & special force at private pay, but und r abeolute control of the Commissioners aa to disolp lune = A'80, & special force wi hout pay on emergency Hee member to withdr+w without one month's notice ¢n forfeure of pay. Thir Jon by ¥ay of « ‘strike ) Provides for guarded registry of stolen, lost or Also, for a registry of the birth, “8, | cocupaiion, kc, of ceca mimber, and coping of books cf sccounte—all to be boand ane open Pedic trercetion. l'rov\ tee for accommodations fcr the to preventany sud : eapectally exscuted by tt follow ing poles force in any par: of {4-4 % with regard (0 county lines or to quota forpis county :—1. General superintendent; 2. dopet tendents. The latter to be the it ob of New York and Brookiya ive sugeme ot 4 forty mapectors rice captains, who are to serve an sub, ‘160 eergean 9 vice lioutepants and assistant captains. ag ‘a2 each county by suporvitor- vote to and until they do so, the force io be as now ‘componing the de} nia of New York axd Srooklyn, These persons to during obedience to the rules and ea. _ 7 Preseribes qualificavions, ennumeration and ‘is tribotion of cuties, mode of trial and removal to be ce fined by rules and regulations The qualifications—To read and erite Exglieh, to be Me A of the United States, and five years a of the district; must ever bare becn convicted of crime, or removed from a to be made without wr ond to serve processes of criminal natare without bayirg warrrnte backed as now. Prescribe: powers of Borgesnte to cach, with a tH * Poltsetben to be detailed to oriml- 5 Quarantine, for emigration, ae health war- dock Ley ko. No suspes | sion from pay. ‘a! Superintendent to bs Leed under ies. Seo. 18 Police now in ute in New York and Brecklyn, to be at the service of the Hoard beat still to a asa Lp and police te: errs. ws ¢. 16 All expenses of serving process to be paid by | the courty from whoee Coart lt lennes. | &eo. 17 Gives power of patroimss to coestables elected | ip Weetobester and Richmond Their Board of 8uj Visors to call for poticemasn, if paying the fund. = town fan aoe may do therame. This € oppori en & police torce with the bitty of the tax a from growin to trowks ot tke sodnrbeD poy fee. 18. leap members when fn sotual service, frem military a from service of ‘Ree 19. Em peer exh Oftcer to call polos aaa ia al Sepervisor . ao pe noustoner china, ond mabe provinnens ry and atianh mente i’ Votala two poiicemen te gach ¢ potion poll in Seo. 25 Provides s pension fund for those disabled in performing Guty, or for relatives of those killed in the tervice we 26, Provides for the raising of the Genoral Police Fo Sec. 21. Provides that the fand shall be:aid by the State freaturer. Tre Comptrol. County seanener LY we Of State pi PRtc. 48. Provides fur cb¢oks on the Sec. 29. Requires the Treasurer to give eocurity in bait @ million of doliers Seo. 30. Requires I to give security. Seo. 81. Vests the exist'pg powers of tbe. * executive ae, ‘Ba. Waxes de lena of existing officers con- ‘orm to this bill, Beo. 38. Requires the Board to remove from office any scumbents who are not possessed of the qualifications specifies tm the act. quarterty reports bathe ie ae Seo 84 Requires dent to the Board, and a yearly report the Govorvor. Seo, 35. Repeals Wwconeiatent clauses of other acts. Seo. 86, Makes the names in certain siatutes nol re- pealed conform to the desis uations of this act. Seo. 37. The ect to take effect from tis passage. ‘THE MAWINK HOSPITAL, Mr. Frovp Jonze tntroducs1 a bill inoressieg the com- pensation of the Chaplain of the Marine Hospital. COMPTROLLER FLAGG’S ACCOUNTS: Mr Jouy J. Rexx called up the resolution appointing a commiitee to investigate the accounts of Comptroller Flagg. ‘The resolution was lost by a large vote. Anniversary of the St. David's Benevolent Boclety. ‘This Society celobrated ite anntversary Iast evening at the Metropolitan Hotel, and although the attendance was not quite so large as last year, yot with this excoption it was in every respect equal to ft, and the partial dim!- nution in numbers appeared to have no offict cn the spirit of the occasion. There were about one hundred and (ilty persons present, among whom were the Pres! dent of the New England Society, St. Patrick’s, St. George’s, and other benevolent associat ns. Dodworth’s Band enlivened the festivities, and the celebrated harp iat, Mir, Aptommas, performed some of bis best selecions on bis instrument. The principal feature in the celebra- tion was the music, as the Society very wisely camo to the conclusion tbat it would be preferred by the company to oratorical displays, The principal speech of tho evoning was tho President’s, and it was particularly eloquent, be cause it was on the subject of practical charity, and proved that the Weleh did expend their sympathy tn a more sub- stantial form than that of mere words. Although it wat an- nounced ip ths cards of invitation that the dinner would be on the table at half past six, tt was near eight bofore the whole company were seated and tn full diroussion of tho viands before them. That pleasant part of the per: formance baving been disposed of to the satisfaction of “ail, the cloth was removed, and then camo the musical part, interlarded occasionally with some brief remarks from the few speakers of the evening. Tefore proposipg the first regular toast, the President of the Society, Mr. Miles, — 8 fow remarks in rogard to tts Distory, purposes, and present condition, and that of the other Welsh benevolent societies 1a New York. He eald that be would not indulge eeoh, but in liea of tbat be would state a few facts which ‘would be moro elequest then any thi be could say. Asa proof that ‘he Welsh portion of population wore not unnindfal of the — of cha ity or of the importance o/ iitera- sure, would state that thero were three benevolent socteite Desiaes eve or three newspapers, ond that they were ceeen' & religious people wes pro the tact that there were ro less then four Welsh obarcbes ‘w the olty of New York ree Grat Weish society ostab lisbed was over fifty years old, end was founded upon the principle of mutual benefit. Each momber pa'd the sum of 26 cents per month, and each sick member rocives trom tbree to ive dollars per week, bat never less than three. The Tree:urer basa fond of $2 800, and last year upwirds of $1,0¢0 were paid to sick members ame pomber of members in the bere My object, said the President, in stating this is to shew that the Welsh take care of the poor, and do all cap to prevent the evils of poverty. Wo have one, own soctety, he eald in conciusicn, which is y char! and organized solely for the pur: pe = oe relieving strargers ip distress belongin; oe Welsh petion. This society basafund of $2,! che expenses of the three sosieties don’t exceed year, All the Laan received by the “socteey is de- voted porely to chari then closed egular toast, as +t points to the gic ries of the pas! the ord Ulomines the untrodden path the fa The tcast was crank with six sian s'ter wbich the band pisyed the er. © St Ievic’s Day,’’ which bad to be receated in cempiiance with the uaanimeus wish of the company. Trew followed the tine oid Welsh song entitiod “Kind Mivatrel,’’ which was with foe eficct by Mr. J. N. Joves 0 @ barp accompaniment by Mr. Aptomnes ‘The Pamsingnt gave the second toart in the Weieh lan- eoege, as fol “Cas gw ni charo y wlad a’i maco,”’ sbiob, irepsiated, roads, ‘ Hatefal is the man who loves not the land of bis birth.’ The band played en edmirabic of music, ca'ed The Rising of the Lark,’’ ater w! the company ware sgein entertained by one of Mr. Aptomas’ exqul men. jee on the barp, which put (bem tn ench eostacies that to wen obliged to trest them to anocber of his selections. His bearers applauccd spain sed egelo, until it seemed aa}! they would never tire of app'scding. The third toes) was—‘ The Queen of Great Britela—Io accepting wi'b personal courtesy ‘he generous git of Fa Americ people. she Dae shed vew dustre upon ber wrcrgibeved the bonds of | @national peace.’’ Meare, od Fave the Queen " Fourth teast—"''he President of tbe Unilod States— Otothed tn the Lay Of the soverrign will of a free 5 prople he eyes of the world the proud ex- myia we eeory, establishe:! by patriots, and copdrmed bp # Practical sucoess success un varallcied in the his- Music—‘ Hai! to the Chief’ Thre cbcers were given, when ove of the company rose end eaid—We genileme the ower end of the ta yuire bree checrs mor not for the lod! vidual who Tue cbiet ef « State cae people sokn’ Poteven as they selecs to exeoute their constitutions wi’ Prep responded with an appropriate specch. b tonst—"The City of New York—Disui jor the enterprise and iiberality of ber citizens, while her commerce extends to every clime."’ Jocge Pasnony reaponded. After « warm commenda- jon Of the apirit which displayed iteeif in perpetuating glories — virtnes of the Tea tn the case of this wg be pronounced & warm eulogy on the chy ‘ork oO New Seventh Toast, “Our sister socictics—their mission is benevolenoe—we extend to T rcpresentauves the band of yf and bid them welcome to ocr festive poard '' Appropriate responses were made by the ow # dente of the St. George's, New Fogiaad, @ Patrick and other rooieries. Eighth Toast. The Cymry sod their descendants in lord—May they always cheriah (ue onconquers plea of liberty aod justice which thelr ancestors defended with their lives. ‘Tra mor Tra Brython "’ (While existe the sea the Jends s songs ‘The following le the song of the irind Minstre!,”” aa song Mr, J. N. Jones. THE KIT D MINOTHET. O, let the kind minetr: | atane his soft lay,! ab Sent bes eee beroree seas When th uBtted, delighw Ocntented or wretched Gerteaid or wren mprineed or et Mewn awen fwyn, lawen, byw byth 9 bo bi. ‘Tho’ far from onr mountains and ose en amee. till she ts our O, never may discord, am bition oF pri: The ended of Cymry tnwisely divide, Ror let us whatever our foriunes may be, be ever unmindful of thee: Mews awen fwyn, lawen, byw byth nA bo hi. ‘The shamrock of Erip, #0 briiliant and green, Eat wined with the leek tnd the thistle han boos; + May they for evera compose To ebelter from danger Old Engiand’s fair roee. God grant that Colombia and Britain may be ‘The terror of tyranie—the friends of the free: Mewn liwyddiant @ liawnder, byw byth - bo ht It was about one o'clock when ‘oeet'e com | arter which we roam, Mosic in A Bvow Deirt.—Last evening Madame do Wil- borst was announced to sing Amina, in ‘1a Sonzamba- la,” for the fourth subscription night of the seasom, at the Academy, Ot account of the storm the performance wae postponed till this evening. Mr. Thalborg’s matixie at Dodworth’s (the first of the bow sories) was postponed for the same cause. It will take place to day at two o’clook. Naval Intelligence. New Navt Varp—According to an act ef Congress , Bromawick, Georgia, hae been selected for | station, A beard of officers has been ap- pointed to make the necrsea'y su voys in order to have the yard located In the projer place. The follow eflicers composed this board: — Capt. Jas, M. Molotoah; Commander @. J, Hart-tetn; ( Ligut J, & Brooke, sad Ofyii Rogoneer Calyia Browne, oa Sua- | Ralsing of the Russian War Vesscis at HN YANKEES BXPSDITION TO SEBAGTOPOL—OON- TRAOT TO RAISE SIXTY-FOUR VESSELS OF WAR— CONDITION OF THE VBS68LS5- MAGNITUDE OF THE UNDSHTAKING—THE REBUILDING OF SEBASTOPOL, From the Boston Tra: but ex edition ‘rst samme, ite poy og ed "1 Baa been before briefly sta‘ed that Mr. agin EGenen, Russian country tofore been favorably known to the world by his succers in raising she United States steamship Missouri from the waters of the bay of Gibraitar, a performance whbiob neers from Engiand and other countries had attempted in vain, It happened that while at Gibraitar s Russian vessel came into the harbor in # demaged oon- Sumber ¢f hie men, refusing any compenseiin, ava ts | B number ¢ men, re oom) jon, ani probable tbat this act of cou! , With the famo ob ‘ained by Mr Gowen in the ringing ‘up of the Missouri, nauced the government ai the time they oon ‘emplated raising thelr sunken flest, to read for him, en done through \no Russian Minister in this bag i pranetie sity oon > St. Petersburg. hada ramieeet inter vie h the Grand Duke Constantine, gre in this Dosiness tor several ee useian steamer at his disposal with his sub marine armor to the batons wor the barber apd examined the sunkea vowels. He found that the chahpel of the harbor was in the middie with banks upon Dot sides, that of tbe north betpg of sand, and that upon the south of mud. Io the saad there were no worms; in the mud they were —% Pleotiful. Of course the ves- sels exposed to the attacks of the worms are now of but little value; bat it fortunately happens that but a small a comparatively, were sunk where they would sufer from the attacks of these worms ‘ben the English and French approached Sebastopol, the Russians, to protect their barbor, surk at the en- trance, between Forts Alexancer Constantine, two of the 120 gun ships. two of the 88 gun, two frigates apd two correties. The line occupied by a kon vessels was about three quarters of the water being sixty feet deep. The v oan here were among the poorest in the tices 1a the great gale mi as 80 taial to the English and French vessels in the Biack Sea, this line was so much disturbed, that the allies, {(tbey bad known it, could easily Leg ‘ob- talned an entrance to the harbor. This caused the Rus- sians to sink @ second line betwoen Fort Michael and Fort Nicholas, abouta mile inward When the Rodan was captured by the alifes, ail the balance of the fleet was surk, preparatory to abandoning the place. ‘The follow- ing is a list of the vessels sunk:— ‘18 Mne-of-battle ships, 1 boom ship, 7 frigate 1 ten gun yacht. 6 corvettes. 28 transports, 10 brige of war. 16 steamers of war. 5 sohconers of war. 19 merobant ships. 5 tenders, In ali 106 vessels, ‘The machinery of the steamers of war, before being sopk, was carefully corercd with a preparation of tallow to prevent injury from the water. They wore scuitied by boring three inch augur holes pear the water line, and all ‘bis was done before the English and French ap peared before the place, for the Russians did not en- tertain the Rg of decending it, and one division of oo advanced nine miles on the Perekop road, word was brovght that tho English om Frenchy’ instead of enteng the city, had haltea outside, ‘and were fortilyirg their position. It was then tha the Rusaian army returned, built the earth redoubts, = mace that lovg and stubborn cofence which has ren¢er- e¢ the pame of Sebwtopol so famous Thus the Russian officials at Sebastopol now tell the story = Mr. Gowan ex amined thirty ebips, made @ plan of the harbor and ad jacent country, and returned to St. l'etersvarg. lis found that there were no loss than thirteen competitors for the contract from France end England, among the for. mer beirg the com; known as the Credit Mobilier. The government y conciaced to make the contract with Mr. Gowen on the most liberal terms, which cannot fall, we think, to be remunerative, The value of the sbips sunk ts said to be sixty-Gve milion dollars, and be bas a certain portion of the value of each ship raised at tbe moment it is placed im the hands of the Russian governmcnt. ‘The expedition which rails from this country will con- vist of two vessels, one of whiob leaves Philadel: ebovt the Ist of april, an seooad soon after, pumber of persons engaged to covomipaay it pons coup ry is about bundred end ity the thipbeilder of this city, 8 F. Holbrook, Esq , bas eonet the superintendents. ‘Thire will be, also, ‘sb!poutiders, ceulkers, macbixists, engineers, &o. Some of the bydran- ‘ie macbinery for raisixg (bo voesels is of the moet co \oeeal deecripvon, one cylinder alone weighing 64,000 be.; inceed it must be so, for some of the vessels to be Taized aro of 5,(00 tons buriben. The vi of the ma- terial to be furniebed by the Rurrian government to be 4 fm the raistpg Of this fleet, will be about a million alt of dollars, and the U1 tbe centract will, i cr two years, At Kertch tbero arcalso seme five or six Russian vee sels ecvk. which are inciuded in the ccntract, and in the barber of Sebastopol there are some $600.000 worth of chains and anchors. which the French and Koglish throw overbcard from inability ry them off In adaition thie coentey, the Rassian govern. to furnish from three thousand to whoee pay from Mr Gowen, as usual I not be more than twonty Give cents ‘t wil’ be with pride and homers of Mr. and bie associates their entire success ia tne undertaking. Mr. &@ self made, enterprising Yau. mparatively © youvg man, has travelled 1 bearty every country upon the g ods. Mr Gowen, wbo was at Sebastopol in November last, gives us some tnteresting particulare froin ‘het now ta mouscity. The Ksian goverpment aro engeced in re ing & Before the siege it wae quite @ populens place, cootaining. it Is suppored, abou tixty thousand pereors. When Mr Gowen was there there wore about six thousacd people in the place. Several thousand le- borers were then rogeged upon tbe works, and the num ber was {o be largely {ncreared The old city was famous for ite barrow streets, like Boston; the new aity will be Dullt inrqvares, bke Philadelphia. Tt is also enid that there are reatriotions ageinst the erection of wooden The forts about the city, according to the ex Mr. are only about half destreyed. Of the immensity of the warlike material scattered NG 80 muob profiweness about this celebrated spol, some iiea may be formed trom the fact thet the Kussians bave al rm ort over sixteon thonsan¢ tons of shot and hell, and yet they sre stili eo thi Rly soattere! sround that ‘it is imporsible to to tread without touoning them. There are, however, no Coad bodies to be seen, they meres ‘been all carefu ly buried. ope spot visiicd by Mr @, of melancholy © deep ravine, formerly orcesed Dy & the bodies of two thousand b, killed In ome of the more S centa a bushel, and bay a dovlar tbe ton The clim Abe time be was there, ts beth vec andaaiubroua Ho bas been requested by the Rosrian govern! bricg with him specimens of our iron work, in the form of agriouliural fimplermentes, tools of varions kinds, cbinery. Mr Gowen and Englis! pumbers of French the relatives and friends of confiet, and were ons pilgrimage to (ind If p eaibie the beloved’ graves ofthe ‘dead In many cases tho last rest- ng place of the soldiers and the name of the were cut In rude characters, bot in others ported 1n ope undistinguishable mase, rendering \dentii cation imposible. We are informed that CF ap if Mr. Gowen, formance of The Case of Cyrus F, Truc, ‘The following cords appeared in the Builalo C cortiver, from which we copy them in justice t corned Tur Cone Excuancr Daarts.—Mr F. Tne, on the th of Februery instant. at Painesville, Oblo, sold mo a draft are | by William Breck. of Rochester, «upon the Corn Ex: a k ot New Tork for $1.00), Ae soon as It wan dis- covered by me thet Mr. Bree had B.grore Fenda for the payment of the drat, T ow led on Mr. True, and Informing him ofthe nonpay ment of the drait he roluntatyly promised 9 Fetund to me the amount of money received by him of me om Iie wale, Mr ©. F. Trae bas fuifilled that promise, and it is but mation io him to nay bat in the whole of the wan actions with jee bis conduct bas been that of an “pram and Sioa” b Feb Caabier Bank of of Geauga. Mr, © nm. True, who waa arrenied on, enter evening laintifie, finding bhewaelves upom the ‘wrop (rar fortber proceed ge, and Mr Trig line, since hia disci been about the city ‘Set to hia private business the papers in regard to the enormous amount of vain the Western Bian, Dave no Apr ik a 7 c Durnnior Feb, 2 inet. The above paragraph wa written by the undersigned, at torney fer the plalniti, for the purpose of being, published in be Buftole papers. aco 9 fe hed for U.at p' poten 7 JOHN HUBBELL. It \e due to Mr. ©. B. Trne that f should sate that my arrent of bm, near Asbtaboia, tn the Plate of Ublo, waa witht any roe" uatifearion. That] received « bie lesjyate! Wom Michaot ‘8 police off er of Cleveinad, rey nem ime to arrest sald True for swindling yanks ‘ont of #10 0), giving to me ® pion of paid Trae. Believing in the at ve. ont ot Ge! rae, aod am sstisied that fxunination of hit. case | : - tion, oS Leeds ‘killed + pg ty 4 8 mor hast frm Ainaaarh, va The homiaise of the Pension Office ocoupied b} olrcumstances Of tbe affair are as follows:—At the President's levee, last night, Leo tm his pooket, who" wes” tana ‘cnoag "otuors? Home bi bow Saas eras on Ha a mi replied, ‘air, “ee atountent {should wep and otners, who wrre near by, toverpysed and separated them. They thon exchanged cards. Immediately siter the bore of the office this mora- fog, ne Hume, accom, i. Walker, the roading Bouse tives, went to the room Op tho arrival of Coroner Woodward, a} about 1136 P. M., the following jury Rigi a —90 H. Foster, Wm. Flinn, David M Bull, Toad Sands, Wm B: Maloolm, Nowell Kennon, ona i M Graword, Macon campbel, Absaiom H. Markiand, Jeane B. Koller, Thos. MoOook testitiea that he was sitting ia room the dis sbarge of a pistol, and Enetsinn | BAW Giseaged in the ect Of falling, sup by Dr MI ud Mr. Page ; the palse of the decessed ‘was extinct ins few minutes ; witness had had posses- sion of the body since the death of the deceased, aad is Certain that no deadly weapon was upon his pera Solomon G. Heaton saw the transaction last night the Preaident’s levee; was towards the o rcom witha lady and’ near the doorway of kod Prest- dent’s reception room, came up in the rear joi Lee 5 fe nn pene alton tes 2 ood or a moment, the crowd bi so great cou'd not by pts ortieman ‘coming from the reception room met them, and seemed to be tryin 0 pees es and go out ; deceazed was this gontieman ; Lee stood rather fas tng deceased, and while in ‘that Postion saw Ool. Lee put bis hand bn bis pantaloons peoket ; he then sp ke to deceaa<d, and at the same moment stepped up to him and collared 'bim saying, ‘You havo my asbook 3’ could not gay If occessed nad « with him oF not ; Col Lee remarked further that Phe should not fet him ry uptil be gave up the pocket boos, and the Colonel then called for assistance, turning bis bead towards qit meas ; decessed did not reply immediatly, but lookea surprised; his first reply that witn' beard wea, “for what reason do you make thie charge?” Mr. Lee did not seem psrticulariy excited Lee sald: “aie, I felt your bend in my peoket aud saw you take it out deceased replied that he had not taken the pocketbook, end scemed eurprised at the oe and immediately ea- quired of Col Lee bis namo; Col Les gave his name and turning to witzess said hero is gentloman who xno ws me; Col. Lee still retained bis bold upon bis coat during this conversation; witness said to deceased that he knew Oot lee; deceased began to got a litsle ex sited, manifest. ing some ent aid to Col. “Come, go with me;’’ witness Col. Lee, and that is all hosa of the occurrence ‘then; oxme up to the office about 9 this morning, to room adjoining; soon after came lato this room; found Lee; je inquiry how the affair termipated last =m, fd was relatiag the ciroamstance the chief clerk, Mr. Gole, of the Pension Office opened the door, came ii ‘and inquired if Ool. Lee was diately two gentlemen oa ne into the room, Col Lise can standing by bis desk at the time; two or throe other gen- tlemen were in the room; recognised deceasod as one of the gentlemen who entore; Col, Lee passed to- wards the door from bis dcsk advancing some what towards the men or in the direc- tion of the door; thinks deceased remarked ‘‘you are the gentleman I met last night at the President's, and acoused me of taking your pooket book,’ eoquiring at the same time !f be recogniz’d him; Ool. Lee replied that be did recognize him distivotly ; thoy entered into coc. versation, apd deceased undertook to explain why he ebould not be accused of committing an act of that Kind ; gs man for forty five bad probably given away more momey than worth, and asted wuat motive he could Picuing his pooket—also if a reiterated nis ce answered that bis obarg >. rf; be did reiterate & black cane, witb a band; (a cane was identified by deceased struck Lee over the Pate h Ma “other ¢xamincd, and the jury have brought in a verd effort of a the deceased came to his death from ‘ol in the bands of caneed bis dcesth in less than ten Ins Storrow and Bei below the umbilicus, pass! canetpg ¢cath from sure on the spina! cord A Pair of Swindlers, SWINDLER NO. 1. Several days ago, says the Miiwaukie Sentinel of the 2iet uh, ® man oa! himeelf Thomas C Gilman ap- peared jn Milwaukie, posscesed of any namber of draits signed William Breck, amd negotiated there draie upen the different banks mS ‘this city—the Second Ward Bevk alone excepted—to the amount of $.6,000. The bankers are busy, a at'to, a Jary were also, Ue of indictment against Mr. avd bave found bi Toomas C. Gilman, and officers are after him. ‘etre ane A iran, Michigan, on susptcion of being ry en " N ob sus, of acoomphore of Giman. Toe leiter is well known in Re N. Y.. where Breck, the Lay ad 6 fe a men of medium er., dark complexion, and dark bair and whiskers. liveral rewards are ciiered for bis apprebension. It ts ee ae one of @ gang, and (vat \neir opera- Uon bave been -imultancous and exten. SWIFDLER NO. 2. [From the Wheeting (Va ) Times, Feb. 24 Yerterdsy afkrnoon Mayor Caldwell made ) Sam arrest at the depot of the Balimore as road. The man represented himself to be one editorr of the St. Icals Stn, and rey A Bi. Everett. He presented a obook for seven ‘and tisty Ove dollars at the Bank of Wheelin; vipenese was doubted, snd conrequertly refused check was subsequent'y 1 egotiated at one of or other When mg tgs yg band, #ix on the Fire cago, @ check twenty seven conte on the Manuiactorera’ cograved dreli of on the Merchants’ Maal of Laltimore, Bio's nuspber Du ch draita purooriing to come from some forcign savings institution at Pittsburg. mae of gold bracelets, three a Y cont, boston fivere oner wr L Ucles, showing him to be & most oxieesive operator te bia line, Theatrical and Musical Matters, Deoanway Trearnn.—Madame Poniat and Mra. Lite Davenport are o represent the here and heroine (o- sae oe ragedy of * Romeo and Juillet.” "Turning the ‘Tadlew” follows, with Mr. T. Piacide as Jack Humphries Bowrny —Mesars, Brovgham and Howe's dramatic version of " Karmel, the Roout or ihe, Rebela Jerseys,” the drome calle the aa Geo tae Tobe pee on formed for the secued time wo hight ight" Matieo Falcone” te vo Berron's.—The comedy called “Time ha Ar ta CP of the first piece to night mn comm th Thante fe Peer Ebatawe, celewed by" The § le Brougham perform In the laat vical Warr scn's —The ‘Wal for Fn sda’' is to be the openin; Mise Herem will after Warde Appenr an ih ime here. The enter- tapmen's ett ner hang ire-Rater " Lives Kyesn's—The brilliant spectacle of “Faust and | J; | Marguerite "Je ail! the ohtet feature o€ nracdon at bia hows. | | fa.'9 be fo lowed to-night by © Lave ia 76," in w oh Misa | Kate Reignolds is to maxe her firet appear; | Avrocen Trerarnr, The charming entitled “Chart y's Love, ' in which Manager Dav mp ort his lady bave | eleewhere nightly qilcitad the warmest applause as the hero and heroine, ia to be given with the iy of “Live and La this evening. Troias Ornna —Owing to he storm thence of La Aonnambuin’ Reco! ect Mme, De Wilhorst ia to be Rignors Tfherini and Moreiit. Aninicae Mesprw.—The patrons of thie ouablichment will be entertainen whh the ammstey # called th ‘sand ‘Wrongs of Women’ end “Qui the new and exciting play of Mineruersy —Thowe who are food of fun and melody sho Jeaterday the perfor was poe oned U0 Chia evening Amis, supporied by 0 and hear th ea, he , lntered at word one of the | Rasteeorar "edn sek ig ate a | Gen Chests and Wood present the’ Mischievous feakey ' the Ruekl:y'* the burler _-* Yule” gad he Bryami's | Whe “Aravion Bighiy’ Bi ae nt i ae i the talew | $Geroiven. hat Mr Y + STEAMERS TO ASD oy a ry As Isane1—From Charleston 1! sath Fae ae ie ei 'mith, due ot Mew Tene ie) 0. \—From New Yerk 1%h, arrives at Havana New Orleans 10th. From Now Gricaus Tt, Tinvane Tee ate Weck Bua = Fi Toate ive at Heveme cK Wannion—From New ne ie Leaves New York pe 0 AM pcm Orrr—From New York 7th of apa 12th, and Mobile 1th, brig duo Lt N ev ‘York 23th. and Now Oriana at 8 AML low Hobie 2a, areas “ALMANAG FOR maw sean ras Dar. Port of New TH March a, 1857, Steamship Black Ws cua Harnva nad New Orfeana —ijuguon Grocheren Sten vr — Gsborn Howes, Key, San Francisco—Wells & Beam: "Sp Welllogton, Baretow. New Orleans—Stanton & Them 600 Bark Thetis, Cross, Sumatra—W A Sale & Co. Wig. ‘Withelm (Brem), Marten, Gigon Sp—Henniags, Metler Brig O Woodward, Chase, * Thomas—C 4 EJ Pe trig Joba Stovens: Peters “rividad 0.4 a AES Poters, Brig Antelope Jones, Richmood—O @ Pierson. Bebr Caro 4welia Turner, + ‘ape Bavtien—R P Buck ih Schr Bea Breeze, Cheeney, Ji eville—d D Brockman & Sebr Rescue, Bazon, ore ~ Maller, Lord ARRIVED. Schr Mary Mankin, Beers, Beaton Fchr Emeline, Chase, Provincetown. Daniel Webster. nm, New Lordon. Schr Jobn A Brown, Bailey, from wreck of bark Eastomn Bolle, sshore at Long Beach, Steamer H B Besch Saunders, Boston. ‘The wind to day is from the NE, with snow. We bareee arrivals by way ef Sandy Hook to report. SAILED, Steamship Black Warrior, Havana aud New Ortesaa, Wind at sunrise, NE; sunset N Miscellancous and Disasters. Br Bank Jovesiz, of +t John NB, was fallen tn with brig Kandolph, besce, wher two ¢aye out chd nid) whe off the captain aod ce -_ -arried them into Cardenas, The Juvenile. Cept Haddon, alnge vie Anugea, where ie put in in distreas, wish ‘scargo of fru, for A MoAudrem, Bea, 6f this city. Bark Henstiis—Mesars Johnson & Higgins have made a ortract to raise the bark Hersilia, from 8 iately ik by the ice in the channel, between Geerenting and 24 She lies in eignt fathoms of water, with masts and spars gone by the deck. U8 Benn GALLATIN, ashore on Amelia mony Pla, bas mot been abandoned, asreporied Accounts from her to the 4 Ut atate at abe bad wustaived no lpjuiy, and that was wap pored the would be got off next bigh tid Sonn Corperta— A contract bas pee made to get off sour Cordelia, which went asbore on on the const of No tm Jepvary last. Tbe contract has been taken by Mr Baker tor the sum of $2000. MissinG Vessria—The Boston Advertiser very correctig says that the abip Lantao, of ard for ibst port from Caldera, cannot be considered a missing versel, though over due. Bema of our coptempcraries im their great anxiety to get an item. news iv advarce of us, have a pumber ot times lately re, “ soles Pe weeping wi copie aat Sy Sas meacs be cosa. side As & few days over due, thus ‘Unnecemmany warm tothe relatives and frieacs of those on ig We ve sela, Launcn—The veseel we mentioned as Jaunched at BalFs Ferry, NJ, os: Kind ‘wth alt. ise centre board schooner of 358 tons ard is called tbe Clertfiont. and was wg Be = ‘the ebipyera which & ‘eine a ee of Poughkeepsie has ed ai that piace Ber dimeamonus are as ph eet of keel 115; extreme breadth, 32 teet 10 ine; depth 5 length f1 anigh’ beads to tafirail, 125 feet. She ie tn! for the Nie x ine wood trace. and is owned by = ef where lankebear; her 4 inchen wide; the vert of her bottom plaaking {phe hea ten wakes of wales varying i 435 inches in thickness Her ceiling is th the floor: tour and five inch yellow pincon th = three popes if 3 Pe te we ade ema ban able her. without er deck load ef {rows 160 10-18) corda of ways are twelve inches square and her pl ere each five inches thick and whole vessel is ‘noroughly and aubatmntlally throush- Gut. ‘Abe ie now receiving ber masia af the sot of tirect North River, where wishing to do 60 are o visit her, Notice to Mariners. LIONT VESSELS CHSAPRAKE BAY ‘The York Spit and Windsil Point Light Vesrels, Obesa- peake Bay, Va. been returned to their staiions. By order ot the Lighthouse Board. W 8 MURDAUGH, Lighthouse Laspecter. Norfolk, Nov 26, 1857 Whalemen. Fid from St Themas Lsth ult, brig Lewis Brnce, Cook, em a crune. Foreign Ports. Nassaw NP, Feb 15—Ared ig Alma (8), Brown, York w bea a D Feb 19—In port ships Queen of the Pacitia, Reed. omar for Han Joan ei ee in distress, or dere; Centurion. Canthios from Liverpooifor N fork a = Maret: gi Miller, hence for Me'aga, oe ed Sid 17th, Elena risoo. Lewis. from 8 jered ana t v a for Haltom ee Norwood Winchester. if tt : unl lid from ig Crowell, from ft to for Baltiw ore do: Marmion, Crocker, ‘Cuba same day. brigs B 1. swan, Prindie, Arecibo O do; Tornado, McCarthy, hence, ding. wae: mont Foote from ‘Guadaloupe. b Sik, ee Sosa, oe from Martinique 2: i aft anil: Ml hossuth, Simpson (from area, Grue Ce ily Sars Ports. ALEXANDRIA, F ch %—Sid achrs Spencer D, NYerk; L A POBTON, Fen 2—arr vip Seaman's Bride, W; Ay rr D ride, Wyman, Ape Beerse, York. Cit # amor Hh Beach. fanders, ships iors ae lak. Follanebee, Hong Kc na; Bhetlield, Dix, NOrieae: bi (mor schrs Joseph Turrer, Tbatcner, Philadephia; Bera Ril Yuully, sod Amelia ftarkey. ind ¥ 10 NW. shine King Philip, Reaper, New f Fateh Melita, Fdisto brie Am erica. ch }—Arr steamer Willem Jenkina Hallett, Baltimere; ee Day ers Holbrook Calcutta via SJ fieloas, vert hark Robert, erpaol; beige Frank (Ur), Jones, Babi: , Marts endall, Surinam echre Julia rankiin. jews, fawn (ron ‘rinidad) Cuba; toes), 40, Thala My nee, muy trney, trues Novia) Bava Killen Kueh, Cain, Biirabetby NYork. &| a bark. No veel snow at night, Pelver, Arno and . New York, Xn oh Home, Muir. apd Birkennead Fraser, i4- ; bark Alexander, rap Cork or Falmouth, fer TARPAULIN paet-te ia for tibed to pay £0 attep:ion conc erbe PY Bachem RIC Srrrnrs Doeves, Beovetary. THE MEMBERS OF THE TAMMANY SOCTRTT, betng int Columbian Orier.—The andere 9 a sma'l nomber of the members of 1 9 ane, flociety by remo: me deere \t proper to atate (hat edd Im violavon of the comstituiion and by: which reeuire that pudiie noilee of two day officers, shall be given of every meeting of sil the Brothers may be present, and that no been for any eweb mecting, therefore ety ca ibe pepe we of the * Vinge reverred to lea fraud per iv auch use of the i, * haa violated ne lloneot whe Counclt of Bachess adopted aon te janry. 166). when oor ee, 8. Messerve was Copneil, in ward be lessee of Tammany Hall be informed?as to the decison of thie Counell upon the tion anbmities by him Uh #svening, that ao mantnge of tem Tammane Society oF any portion of the members of sald soete'y, can be herd in Tainmany Vall, except under a reraiae call, signed by. Ly} pe mel A the poriety, and in ag: The laws ant usaces of the ousd noc Brevtere.—A tmeotive of the Rociety will be called for am earty dar, wheg it will be you ity to take eneh action rele. live co ihe jigh-haoded act of ihe members reterred to as Ure Interests of tho oneiety demand, . E, DRLAVAN, Ingham. No. 104 Spring street, Monday evening, Macch st fe orrne MER DEWOORATIC » Y Geaversot tinciener med nue bane rh 4 tog to be edd thie (7 vee ny. ovening, at the Mercer is corner of Broome nd Mercer st \ he toade ter the Grand Tangy ‘ CONE, peert y Jao. By Waun, Seog. oven