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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Correspondents oil the Tribune.
WAssLc roS, SATURDAY. Mar
The SENATE did nc, Sit t-eav


The SENATE did no, Sit rtdav.
In the HOUSE. about two h.urs we're spent il
the consideration Of a motion 70 l.cons:der a yot
rejecting private bill. The motion tailed.
several communications from the Department,
were laid before the Hose BY the SPEAKER
among whicli.tr from the Ireasu! Department, wa
= sts,en,eut that no offer has been made Tor ,aNiu-
the remainder OF the Loan OF ISL ac"lil:ninica
ton relative to Tonnage Duties on the cNPeadl-
,ur.. of the Lighthouses; and q statement OF the
balances or the books o! the Register OF The Ire"
.ur; from the Postmaster General, an expression
Of his belief that 10 further legislation Is nece>>af.
il, order 10 make arrangements tor the receP'!0'
and forwarding foreign letters through iorelgn
posr-ottices: and from the President. an answer Il
!, resolution OF the House. aquirins whether any
complaints have been made By foreign governments
as ID the operation al the Revcnuc Law OF lS4
Several Senats bills were taken up from The
Sneakers table. twice read. AID referred.
The Loan Bill was again taken up in ComEAl'-
t.., Of the Nholc-Mr WARD in the Chnir-and
Mr.. PRorrlT resumed his remarks on The Senera
suDiec, OF politics in defence OF Mr. ver and me
Corporal Guard particularly, and IN incuIpa.
ton OF the Wings. Anlong other things, tie SAID
that many OF the Wings who i>SHod the manifesto
regretted it. that ii was done under the impulse OF
the moment. Sc Mr.. RAYSER called tor their
names. Mr. PRorrlT declined giving 'hem, but
on being urged BY several Wings TO do II, SAID he
would mention one gentleman. lhc CHAlRMAS
said il was not in order TO give names. MIR
BORIS appealed from the decision. and. after
some excited conversation. Mr.. Profit refused
10 give their names, and thus the appeal was
settled Mr.. PRorrir concluded so abruptly his
remarks. which were but rneagre defence OF ilie
Executive and his friends. to cause much sur
prise throughout the House. and the involuntary
exclamation from Mr.. Stanley, tlas the gentle
man from Indiana conc!i!aea Why, thought
he was going to say something 10 ms :
Mr. GENTRY obtained the floor, and The ON
ulittee rose.
Several petitions were presented. Ca motion
of Mr.. FILLMORE. resolutions were adopted drsc-
ting the Secretary Of the Treasury to ca'ise.to be
Instituted an inquiry into tie means OF reducing
the ontngent expenses OF the Judicial Depart
mcnt also, nStrnctng the Committee OF Ways
and Means to inquire into the cxpe,licncy OF re-
porting bill appropruting for such contingent
expense. of the Departments Of Government, Us
shall be stricken from the present appropriation
Bill. and require specific estimates therefor.
The House then adjourned. ARGUs
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horrible Murder aud Parricide.
UfICt OF tIIt : pm II Ut Is :. 49,
R.r,yr, GESESEE Co March II, lsiS-

"A,
To the Editor OF t.e 4rsu,
4 murder was Yesterday committed in Byron,
which for liz cold blooded atrocity.ls almost W.
paraelee. a voung man by tie name OF Benla.
min T. " hite, having for several years pass, nad
grldee against hi. father on account OF MOI beng
pun in possession Of portion Of his property deter
mined 10 sa,ia;e bis revsngeil feelings b. murder
ing both his father and Step-rnother " bite came
up 10 tie house his parent was entering the
door :; be took hold OF hs coat collar, pulled hiHi
a5ou; so as u face him. took out pistol from his
pocket and ssot fintthrough just under his shout
der. He then threw him down and commenced
beating him with The butt OF his pistol he step
mother unnledia,e vran 10 the assistance OF her
husband and had the presence OF mind IN reach
down ard pick UP the pistol (Which hac ailen N
the aray and was rising up. when she perceive
The murderer drawing another from MS pocketwhic
ne raised al hcr; and she only escaped her hut-
bands fate bv throwing up her arm and dlveriing
The aim of the pistol. which vas fred but without
effect. The Young MAJ then made :or The woods
but was pursued BY number of citizens and ar.
rested in three OF four hours. In speaking OF the
murder 10 one Of his captors ne said ldont
,nor aaltthc,- killed ne old mon 5utI meant 10
Il took good aim.
have seen letter written 70 his father last
winter which abounds in more abusive outrageous
and inpous language than | ever saw condensed
into en- equal space. He closes the letter with
thi; So fare We we'll for the present, sou con-
,emptible old iackass and spawn of an adder.
White is safely llodgeG in our miserable and
ricketv old jail
q The PoETIcAL REMAINS OF Lucy HooPrh,
with Biography. BY JOHN kG.sE, will be publish
ed on the FIRST of April. Tho Biography Is an
intellectual one and deeply interesting The
Poems will extend to 200 pages. and embrace
some of the choicest productions of American
genius. The readers Of The New-Iorkcr, and OF
.urPeriodical Literature generally, will bear Wit
ness 70 the truth of this statement. We cannot
doubt that this first and only collection OF our
lsmcntcd friends Poems will be warmly welcomed
bv lhc=public S#Colman, Gold street, is the
publisher.
rG9The Railroad frsm Jacksonville TO Springfield,
Ill, ia completed, but in consequence of the Com
mi.sioners on the part Of the State not being will
ling to receive it its present condition tho car.
are not running upon it. This completes the line
ofrailroad from Mcreaosia, on the Illinois river. TO
Springfield
70 HEsRT w. ROCKWELL has become Editor
of the Utica Daily News.
LAWYERS DIARY. March 81.
CALESp4K OF the SUPERIOR Court, THIS DAr-e9 IS TO
So % To 90, 92, %, a6, az.
Common Pleas. No calendar prepared Saturday
Cicui, Court sits n. Y. Common Pleas term COM
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Home Valuation.
IL. Gala,

nr GTcs!sy
SiH-I your notice o; the proceedings 81 The last
Home League that Your 10 the nature OIL the
report. on duties. variance with the ne
Committee reported fcror OF Home Valuation anu
rot against H. stated There is litile doubt tai inc
bill 10 be reported By the Committee of Congress on this su
iec, will be on the basis OF Home Valuation with sp~cihc
duties where they essential to protection
PROTECTOR.
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

Correspondence OF The New York Tribune
IIARRIssuRGH, Marsh 18th.
The bill for the payment OF the domestic crcdl-
tors of the Commonwealth is, and has been Tor
some DAYS, under consideration in the House. Great
diversity of opinion exists 10 the mode OF pay
mcnt. Some are in favor of authorizing the Cow
crnor TO negotiate u loan at ten Per cent, whilst
others are in favor of issuing State Stock eight per
cent to those creditors who are willing 70 receive
Them. But the great difficulty is owing TO the
derangcd and embarrassed coalition of our tinan-
cial affairs Yours. &c.
" The Irish citizens of Albany had q glorious
TEMPERANCE Celebration OF ST. Patrick : Day.
procession was formed OF which Mr.. II. Near
ncy was Marshal numbering 1860 persons-ll20
Catholics and | 40 Wa>hingtonians. Gov. SEv-
ARD. CHAScELLoR SAVAGE. and many other dis
;lnsnished Washingtonans were present, and elo-
,luen1 addrsS>es were made By Hon. y. B.DIcS-
iSsoS of the Senate and Maj. =DAvEzsc Of the
Assembly The Catholic Temperance Society OF
Albany now numbers 4 goo members
I Walter Walker Sco,chman died in iii
induced BY intemperancc. at33 Gross street, on
Saturday.
rA Catholic Bishop OF Te1a. has been con-
secratcd in New-Orleans.
lr Th. Thiry-tiith New EoSS TKAps SALE o: Books,
Stereotype Plates, &C. al IS this morning at The
Sale, Room OF Bangs Richards Plat, lSa Broadway
Stationery and Leather will be sold to-day; the sale OF
Book, commences tomorrow the hour The Gala
ogue extends 10 lSs psges
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t II having arrived, the Court adjoul
CIVIL COURTS.

In the Court OF Common Pleas important point of law
brought up, action entered 10y Betsey Lockwood
against the Sheriff to recover valuable piano forte which
he had seized on account deb, due by her Jane.
L. Lockwood The instrument had belonged ia the son,
but it aonended that he had pledged to plaintiff Tor
Jury believed mortgage have been good faith and
the instrument in plaintiff. possession the parties in the
takinri To this defendants Counsel excepted and asked
him 10 charge that the Sheriff had right levy the
piano j. l.. Is interest and that the purchaser
had right possession paving the for which
was pledged, and that action Tor tre.pass repevn
could be- nlanIancd Tor such levy. The Court refused
TO charge. The jury found for defendant
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who would choose without struggle to be swept
away. It's hopethat person be 80 lost 10 all
sense OF reason let Disease run rot through their frame
and constitution whilst certain remedy tor Caughs,
Colds. Athnas Consumption and Lung Complaints n be
obtained John Pease Son, IS Division street Their
Hoartound Candy IS safe and certain remedy Tor the
above co1rlain,s see the certificates III its Ia
ro Sold wholesale and retail by J. Pease Son, Is Dvi-
street
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u The paragraph in The Arorn OF Saturday in relation
IN personal racas the Wa.S,ree meeting is entirely I-
correct SIR b. charged H. with detrauding him not of a
10, jacksonville money hut by mean, that traslpledg
my for loan Of good money, which was never repaid
Neither did Gil HAYS say that both either had been in the
prnenay nothing like this is true. We know Mr.. b.
as AN honest industrious man. who wa, never even accused
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killed in drunken scufile, on the 9Th inst, b.
drunken pcddler named Brown.
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Imechnnic'. Ensritute 8.cc1ure.-This Even
ing. Monday March 81 AZ the NeY1rk Society Library
Professor J. w. DRAPER Heat. commencing at .
o'clock: and "wednesday Evening he 2Zd az No. IL
-Chamhcrs-s;reet. ALB ERT BRISBANE wi lecture on
Association and Attractive Industry, commencing IL be
time. Tickets admitting Lady and Gentleman 10
cents
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LouIs1AyA.-The Legislature of Louisiana
elected CHARLES NJ CONRAD U. S. Senator, on
the 10th, for the uncxpired term Hon. y. Mou-
ton, resigned. Thcvoe was 80 for Conrad and 20
for all others. The Bee says he is an old fashion
ed, genuine Wig of the right stamp.
FRew MExlco.-The New Orleans papers otthe
llth contain n variety of interesting intelligence
from, Mexico Mr.. McItAE, bearer OF United
States Government dispatches, Mr.. tAULKSER an
English Santa Fc Captive, Nh. LUMspES and MIR
V4s Ness. Secretary of the Texan Commission
crs. have arrived at New Orleans from Mexico.
Mr.. Faulkne was released as demanded
bv RI, British Minister Mr. KENDALL had ar
rived at Mexico, had been takan sick and taken
to the Leprosy Hospital. The Bee says that the
prospect of his release is not flattering.
The prisoners at Puebla (32) are employed in
paving the streets. Those ut Perote (5O) are bet
ter treated Those at Mexico are still in chains
and compelled to labor in the drains and sewers.
Our Minister has made peremptory demand for
kendall's recuse.
Certificates of the Texan Commissioners have
been published denying his connection with the
expedition, and proofs submitted that he had II
passport signed by the Mexican Consul.
The Bee publishes minute account of the hor-
rible barbnrtics to which the members OF the Tx
petition were subjected after their capture Sew
eral of them were shot and all were treated with
the utmost barbari.y. We shall say more OF it To
morrow
A correspondence is published between Barnard
E. Bee of the Texan Legation and Santa Ana
and between Gen. Hamilton and the same person
age Col Bees letter asks Santa Mia to submit
the troubles with Texas the arbitration Of Great
Britain or the United States, tells him he can
never conquer Texas, and asks for the favorable
treatment of the Santa Re prisoners
The reply scornfuily rejects tie suggestion of
Observation-Disclosures the Texnns-boasts of the
sources of Mexico-dcclares bis intention wage
war against Texus-boaSts OF having treated the
prisoners with kindness
Gen. Hamilton proposes to Santa Ana to ratiiy
a Treaty Of Peace with Texas for the consideration
of an indemnity of =, 100000, together wtha boz
nus of $500, 900 which will be secretly placed at
the disposition Of the agents of the Government.
In answer. Santa Ana abuses General Hamilton
without ,tint-declarcs he viii never renouncc his
purpose to regain Texas-bonsts loudly Of NlrXi-
can valor and constoncy, and says he never viii
contribute to the recognition Of the fatal lndepcn-
elence of Texas He says object in his course
is to free Texas from tnr curse of slavery.
Santa Ana has issued order ,uspcnding The
payment Of all debts, except the English claim and
that of the Tobacco fund. The Government is
IL.
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~ Thcl oDe nuaca,ion of Northern Railroad, Gar
un. question OF rival routes woud not be Interesting 10
The readers If published, il must be for pay.
IT ' Equal Rights" the School Question is not in IA
of Eunal RIGHTS which regret Bu nothing which
be published would influence the dis
position of this matter Albany and therefore decline
Ia, II
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~ John Falconer, whose fall frcm near the top
of the Exchange on Friday. we have already no
ticed died in about half an hour after being con-
yeyed 70 the Hospital. Upon post norton eS-
sanitation his liver was found TO be rnptured.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for The New-York Tribuna
L. S. DISTRICT COURT.
Before judge Bett.
SATURDAY. March 10.

SATURDAY, March -
Before proceeding of bankruptcy the Court OBJ
served that complaint had been made 10 the charge, in
the L. s. Marshal's Office particularly in the Of the
schooner Signal SeamPn had right 10 libel vessels Tor
wages hut the geReraly under $50 rule has
been adopted in this Court permitting in the
claimed and abide the issue when the vessel would
be liberated, and COSTS consequently. obvptrd Judge b.
recommended that this course he pursued The fees the
Marhas Office provided by law and the rules OF the
CouV.
In relaono return. from Commissioner In Of
bankruptcy, the Court remarked. THAI the Commissioner
had right retain the until all the objections had
been examined and also TO postpone proceedings did he
fit
case came up where objections had been urged; but
the petition through mistake had not been advertised III
the country paper The Counsel for petitioner wished the
before the Commissioner and the country notice
the meantime be published. The curt observed that
he could DO but his rk TO objections on that
Ten petitions passed TO decree. Objections filed TO
those ohn w Strong. Isaac c. Noe Daniel fonngs and
Edward Solely. The petition OF Moses L. Stoment layI
to the 9th
The argument the first from the Commissions
then proceeded with. Mr.. Ednonds contended that
Congress meant by hducary obligations TO refer
only public officers and persons appointed by Courts
guardians &c. but 10 brokers. merchants
or the ordinary OF life He also cOntended that
improper preference did apply the payment OF any
particular debt had right 10 pay such, provided
in good faith il due: but applied TO debts hctousy
created
The hour of having arrived the Court adjourned.
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u Receipts of the Western Railroad for
Week ending March 70, s6,S73. This is en-
,irely exclusive of the Worcester aud Hudson
Roads
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10 We shall publish tomorrow the remarks Of
Mr.. KGrcHrM at the meeting hcldinthe Exchange
on Friday
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BoSAPARTE ASD DusLLGSG.-Napolcon invariably OBJ
jectti 10 the practice Of ueing He often heard 70
say ,a he could place dependence upon duel
battle and that Ie,our alaubourg the bravest OF The
brave had drawn sword in private quarrel Who
the EEperos officers that -ansgrcs-d his r,gula
that subject. 10 be visited with his dis
pleasure. Gus,avu ". with chvalric feeling than
wisdom sen, message TO Napoleon, who replied that he
would order fencing TO attend him as Penpo,;
tar Dr.. Sherman IS the Napoleon OF The age IN healing
mankind are doomed 10 suffer from disease. They
pleasant cold cough headache 50 quick that
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A CHILD WITH THREE HEADs.-By the last accoCEts the
-rea lion OF the Amsterdam, N Holland child
it three heads the faces looking outwards ike those Of
Janus. Th. certainly great PRODIGY But Ne have
greater PRODIGY IN Tbs countF-naney, Peter Lozensss
Colds Worms Low Spirits, Nasa, &C., with much
airy as eating roa beaf hunger Talking OF these
things, MAJ b. well IN state that they be had
@ Broadway 80 and $50 Bowcy ii6 Hudson and 20 Chat
ham streets NewIork and al 80 North SI, street Pha
ieptia the contrary the child with three heads IS
only TO be n Amsterdam. in Holland
HowE's HYGIENE HoREHocSD CASDY.-Ths pleasal I
safe, and economical remedy for coughs, hoarsns',
throat ard all classes OF Influenza, lc kept constantly
hand by the proprietor, f5c Broadway Howzr-s,
and pronounced by those who have used IT, remsdy in
deed The fatal effects OF all the above syap,ou. prove
by the weekly report OF the CRY Inspector and far the sa
OF hall, perhaps Only quarter dollars worth CT
the above, all nigh, be avoided.
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Mr.. VAN BuREN=was entertained at George
town, S. c., on the ll,h inst.
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% Thursday, the eth of Agril, is very sonerall,
fixed ON il. New England tor The Annnal East
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IL We ask ,te attention O; lawyer, TO important Legal
Decisions in the L. District and Common Pleas Courts
SATURDAY,, which snmmary presented their proper
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II Spring Course of Observation-Disclosures
NJ puNSJCTANS=,N SJ-pcEnNs CoUr,. ui,l

II Spring Course Of Lecture.:-C0LLEGE
OF PHYSICIANS AND SCRGEONS.-Thls Course viii
commence Tuesday March 81 1912. When DR.. Parker
will Lecture Operative Surgery, al 10 O'Clock. a. "
Dr. SWEET. Diseases OF the Chest, II A. "; Dr. Wat
II NJ AZ the Ne.r FORK Hospital, Surgical Pa
thology and Chemical Surgery and Dr.. Qnackenlo-,
P. VI, on the Anatomy OF the Nervous SvstrnI. These
Lectures will he succeeded by Drs Wilkes Euck Bukl-y
Gilman, McCr-ady, Macdonald. Roberts. ard Watts Ffe
Tor the whole course, SO. For Tickets aDpl,
Gll6 wi.~ DR.. GILMAN. % Gr-cn-.trect
u Liberty Party meeting viii be held at cor.
Delaney and Chryst-st-. Monday ,hs Evening halt
past O'Clock, hear the Report the Nominating Com.
t,e for Mayor. Josfr, LEAyITT expected to address
the meeting. b. order.
JAMES G. BARBOUR, Chm OF Nom. Com
GEORGE ". ROSE, Secretary. nl2l IL
II lnionists' As.ociation.-A meeting Of ,hi,
Association viii take place Monroe. Hall Thursday
evening, March Path. al half past O'Clock Ponciual
tendance Is REQUESTED. business OF importance WILDE laid
before the meeting. By order.
SILAS cHICKERING, President
$. J. SMITH u2lsitE
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issued Tomorrow on a double sheet. Of
which 10000 copies will be printed, and
10000 Of them transmitted 10 the subscribers
for our Weekly Tribune. $1,000 to those Of
our Daily, and the balance disseminated
through the principal Cities Of the Union
A press of interesting matter, which we CAN
not make room for in our regular sheet con-
strains us to this course. The double sheet
will contain full and correct Report Of
Richard Adams locke's late wonderful Lee
lure on Astronomy, Celestial Magnetism.
&c. Mr. Lyell's Second Lecture, on Gc-
olosy. &c. &c, besides Mr.. j. N. RcynoIdss
Reply to the gross attack of the Courier and
Enquirer, and the News ofIhe Day. Price
9 cents single, 81 50 per hundred. Orders
are solicited.
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IT PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Tho,e persons having
furniture OF any description dispose OF, or wo are break
ing up housekeeping will tind ready sale for ans portion
all tlleIr goods by sending ti,elr address, or ca"s
upon tl- subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
iSn ~ e cOiT0N. 1917 Chart', u
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LATE FROM Tz1As.-Thc steamer Neptune,
which arrived at New Orleans from Galveston on
the 9Th inst brought advices to the 9Th.
The story about the great slaughter which was
brought from Matamorns, had a. much foundation
as this-A party of about 40 Texans encountered
u squad of Mc1ican., and captured or killed 20 of
them.
The accruing revenue at the port {. Galveston
for the month Of February, gil ,929 20
Amount paid oct s. ,459 50. Total value of i'm
ports $29,Ol9 So.
The citizens of Gonzales county have passed the
following:
Re,ol,ed That in our future with Mexico,
cep no ndsmp make no treaty form no alliance cult
trade and Invaded. our wachword shall ba No
Quarters"
The San Louis Advocate suggests Gen. Harnil-
ton for the next President of Texas.
A party of seven Indians was lately encounter
cd near the mouth of the Hedna, by eight Next
cans and three of them killed. OF the MeNicanS,
but one old Capt. SANCHEZ, was killed.
The schooner Progress lately captured by Com
Moore, is estimated 10 be worth s., 900. y Mex
lean General Officer was taken in the p, and il of
course held as hostage.
The progress had dispatches for General Cos,
who was at Tuspan. which were taken, and it was
the intention of Com. Moore to proceed TO that
place for the purpose of making prisoner OF the
Mexicun General.
From MEx1co-A conducta with Sl,229,SO1
in specie arrived at Vera Cruz from San Louis on
the 18th ut Two hundred convicts came with 1t
to labor on the public Works.
An English brig was captured near Alazatlan on
the 10th jan, while attempting TO snlnsgle ashore
an immense quantity of dry goods. Another was
hotlv pursued, but escaped. Some Mexican YES
,els were found TO be engaged in the traffic.
GEAR The TRACK Tho Lowell Courier
states that locomotive of eleven tons built there.
for the Western Railroad three mtleS IN tnco
inmates. being at the rate of 90 miles per hour.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT,
By and with the advice and consent OF the Senate.
Surveyors General
STA. REED in Illinois and Missouri.
VALENTINE P. CONWAY for Florida
SOLOMON CLaaKg re-appointed Receiver OF
Public Moneys AZ Pontotosc Mississippi.
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u In order d"fray portion OF the heavy extra
Expense. limited numlr OF Advertisements will be taken
the Doublr,bct Tribune moderate rates. offered
before 8 o'clock this afternoon.
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p The steamboat RoeHSsrER, Captain St.
John. has been engthencd to o75 feet, and every
way improved during the last winter She is
though, TO be a, least as fast anything on the
Hudson, and her Captain is deservcdly and UNI
yersalv popular.
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~ Fora Notice of LYELL's Geology Practi.
cal Details of Association, Sc, SEQ First Page.
10 For an interesting Letter from England
ccc AK I)oqr