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VERY LATE FROM MoSTEvIpKo. -InteIIieence
from Montevldeo 20 the 18th of February hs. been
received at Baltimore
II appears on that day the inhabitants were ,brow-
ing up breast-works around the town. and all the
houses outside the works, for the distance Of half
mile, were taken down, to leave the plain open.
Rosas, the Buenos Ayrean General, with an army
Of 900 men, was supposed to be at the distance Of
ten or twelve miles from Monfevideo preparing for
attack. No business doing, every one beng
engaged in preparations for the expected attack
The vessels were all lying idle
England and France were TO step in and prevent
Rosas from cutting any throats.
FROM ALaASY.-we received last evening, by the
Express Of Pomeroy and Co., No. 2 Wall street.
Albany papers of yesterday morning. We take
rom tnem the following items of news:-
URSAT fiREIN ScHEsEcTADY.-Between TIVE and
three o'clock on "Wednesday morning the extern
sve depot OF the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad
Company at Schenectady was discovered to be on
hre This building, together with the premises
long and favorably known 10 the travelling public
as GIven's Hotel, and the out buildings. were en-.
tirely des royed A tobacco factory is also said to
have been burned. Seventeen cars belonging to
the Mohawk, Utica and and Troy Companies have
been burned. and much other valuable property was
destroyed The damage, u Is supposed cannot be
less than $4,000. There was an insurance of
$3UOO on the depot at the Albany Insurance Com
pany. The fire was the work Of incendiaries un.
doubleday, as it was discovered In four different
places.
SARATOGA ELECTION The town election has re-
suited in democratic triumph. VIM. Scott, DEM,
supervisor, As maj Edward F. Billiard, dem, jus
tice, II maj Whole democratic ticket elected-40
average majority-except town clerk and two con-
stables, who we're elected owing to local causes.
SCHENECTADY ELECTION wings have car.
rled their Mayor, Alexander @. Gibson, Esq by
majority Of 40 votes. Last fall, the wing majority
was 46 The Common Council is equally divided
Albany Argus, April g. tr
BISHOP ROBERTS. This venerable bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, died at Lawrenceport,
Indiana, on the 9th Of March. He was the senior
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church In the
United States.
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Coroner's Investigation ON the Death OF
Sarah Jane Dev1ne.

The investigation before Coroner Archer, as to
the cause OF the decease of Sarah Jane Devine,
commenced on Wednesday, was continued yester-
day morning, in the "Glentworth ROOM of the
Aims House building
Owing TO the absence OF John Crosby, one of the
jurors and there being but eleven present the Cor
oner was comoelled to adjourn the nqusltion until
10 o'clock this morning, at the same place.
GEORGE A. BAKER, Esq, foreman of the jury, here
rose and stated, that he felt it his duty, behalf of
himself and his associates, to call the attention of
this trial, contained in all the papers that he had
read during the morning, except the NeW York Her
ad-that paper alone had published the evidence
correctly, and presented the it should be- Tor
the benefit OF all parties concerned and the public
interest. Other papers had given circulation to
statements not given in evidence, nor not justified
by any OF the facts OF the 1t had been alleged
by OF those papers, that but one OF the jurors
had been DESTROYS of an adjournment to obtain fur
Their testimony, when 1t was well known TO all the
jury, well the Coroner, that twelve out of the
thirteen jurors present Wednesday evening, were
In favor OF such course. That the Jury felt 1t In
cumbent upon themselves in this age OF demorall-
cation, to investigate fully before they arrived at
conclusion. and it was their duty to sif this matter
poor, helpless, motheress girl had been dealt with
as she should be-. He felt 1t his duty to make this
statement, In order to prevent wrong impressions
upon the public mind that had probably been made
ny oi puUIlC press, Ill
the facts as they had actually TRANSFERRED.
CORONER ARCHER replied that he had no control
over the public press, but cOncurred with the jury,
if such mstate ments had been made by any portion
oft He desired in this case, as in all others, to
perform the duties that he owed to the public and
himself, and felt disposed 60 into any investiga
ton obtain the attendance of any witness VIII
nesses that either the jury any other responsible
person might suggest. He therefore thought it best
to adjourn for twenty four hours, and in the
time all the witnesses desired by the jury, or any
person acquainted with the case, might be summon
ed for attendance
DANIEL B. TAYLOR, another of the jurors, stated,
on behalf of himself, that the jury desired to make
a full investigation for the reason that the public
mind was full OF rumor to the probable Of
this girls DEATH and it not only duty that they
owed to the public but to the persons concerned,
particularly Henry Ketchum, to so examine all the
testimony that could be obtained, in order, that if
| the result favorable TO them or him that he
| might forever silence calumny by pointing to the
verdict OF the jury, full and impartial acquitta
The CORONER then took the names OF a large num-
Der Of witnesses that handed in by the ur Ors,
and adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning
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Court Calendar

Crscurr Counr.s0, l04, ia, la lIe, lit, lls l>S
i I4s 149, $780, ISL, lbs, lbA, 1885, 1885, 1877 los ios
1861 49, los, lo4 1875, 1885, 1885, les, ITO. I'LL ia 49,
IA u.s. l76, IN IFS, l79 1885, 1884, 1884, 1885, 1884, 1885,
lS7, lss 1s9, 100, I9l. = 80
CovRr OF CoMnsoS PLEAs-s7, %, 81. g. s, 50, n, "a,
is, so. y =
sorxRron Cousr.-so 81. So. 81 IS, 50, 81, 100, S.
SO. 81, 81, l0l, 81, e6. GO, 81, 81. g.
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Court OF Com mon Pleas.

Present. Judge UIsboeher.
ArRIL 6--Wiiiism Nc Curdy vs. Wiuiam TsTyy--Thfs
action two promssory notes msde by the de-
PENDANT and given In pay ment FOR engine; they
were endorsed the plaintiff who now seeks to recover
the amount. s ...l r. .sI.-
Tho defendant seeks resist pay meat the ground
that the cine made accsrdng contract Tho
trial is still In progress and will be resumed 10 O'clock
this day.
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TO ERICAN TRAV ELLERS
GOING TO EUROPE.

w J. MAXWELL. Proprietor Of LONGS HOTEL,
" New Bond street and eli ford also the LON
DON FAMILY HOTEL Abemarle street, hiss the honor to
those Houses have undergone conn ere revlon with
aud appropriate Funitue the Cellars filed with WINE
Of such clas that is rarely be WITH being selections
from private stocks tna have been gathered together by
rons N9blemen and Gentlemen who prded themselves
their Judgment 5000 bottle c0ngrc-
gated beside vast quantity ia wood
NJ has also the houo call the OF Merchants
and Gcniemento his Establishment in the City, uuder the
management of his Son,
THE NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE
HOUSE, COCK TAVERN SUBSCRIPTION ROOM,
Visa-,is the New Royal Exchange;
the whole Is N the position the City, posses
ring every information, regards the Subscription Room,
from all parts OF the world the having pledged
self procure the earliest intelligence The charges
the most moderate scale with the respcctabty
the house.
The Furniture entirely new. tho Sleeping department
plee with comfort fact, the city
surpas this IN its general accommodation admirably
situated Northern Eastern and Eastern Rail-
being few minutes drive from their termini.
Porter appointed TO attend through the night for the
benefit departing by he train M W.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL OF PHILADEL-

LII travellers whs have passed the days and nights of their
"A sooun,n Philadelphia at this fine speak
Of unqualified praise of accommodations table
and The OF house admira
bly, sy,temate and there substantial comforts be found
in this Ho,e that will be appreciated by such
acean quiet a3d welurnished house. wesnppiied read
and host whose forts directed
der this psn,on highly agreeable for respectable
velle Mr. Rea by his polite and aabe and his
mitted personal attention the tables and the general
comfort of his guests wins favor from all who frequent his
house,
Those who the morning prefer to indulge in the sweet
find the hour which their
liable set for their especia! with several
tendance consult their wishes decacv which
ne house affords with CELEBRITY for .he'r qualification
The dinner in light airy and spacious dining
any Hotel in the country.
this house is decidedly the best in PhIade
pha b, Chestnut ST. opposite Bank United etes-
the centre Of fashion and business Of the city.
m I'M r
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
sExa #f
NEW YORK AND PHlLADELFH11 KXILK0HD LINE
nIRECTI

Via Newark, New Brunswick PrncetoD Trenton Bordes
and Burlington
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Leave New from the foot Of Courtandt daily
M and * NJ.
steamboat Philadelphia W af
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden, topposite
Phadephial without change of cars
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot OF
Courtandt street. where commodous steamboat will be in
readiness, with baggage crates on board
Philadelphia baggage conveyed from city city,
without being opened by the
Each trap provided with Ladies which apart
ments and dressing expressly for the Ladies
Returning the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot OF
Chestnut street BY railroad from Camden at o'clock and
O'Clock, M.
The Lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia az and
and NJ being continuation of the lines om New
lrnsr
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WANTEDSEA sitn..ion a, Gardener by Jsu, w Psu,.en
wears gardener to J. A. Perry ESQ.,, BROOKLYN. Having
these u ye past made the and architecture OF
green ana fercinghouses his particular he RECON-
mends his services eth TO dssous OF erecting
new geen-houes where choice colec of exotics
to be cultivated He also vegetable gardener For refer
ences apply toJ A. Perry. Esq No 10 Broadway Samuel
stevens Esq No Wall street. few lines adore sed
w. P.ULsEN care of the German Society, io3 Fulton
street, will meet with strict attention m30 ave.
VAkD WANTt ID Any pcrsop having a = na yard let
~ reasonable rent terant by addressn
,ne stating terms ,nd cttion Box 39 Upper Post lice
Location near the East below Chairman st. would be pre-
ferred. -
School Furniture for sale Bowery opposite ing
Persons IN INT fauch hear OF bargain BIZ applying
above a4r
FEW GETLEMEN of steady habits be sccommo-
"A dated with good board in private
w. 2o Fulton street Ao few day boaders be
modated the reasonable term A paor and bedroom,
to let with OF without hoard a5ec
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Literary Notices.

NORTHERN MAn.--For the future, the great
Northern mail will close at 81 in the afternoon
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LOCAL ELKCTToNs.-The wings have succeeded in
Williamsburg, and the democrats in Bushwick
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p NO RITES AND
NEuy ATTCIC

THE Musics ORD is invited srsmoe the and Gle
Of superior Piano Fortes for
sale at The Mule sslccs. ael Bsc'dway, be'Sw st n,s
many with e eanr nahog and rosewood squse and
het stop, grand action extra keys &C. &c Pri
verv iow for cash. =.
New and Popular Songs. Duets Marches Wsls,ss aud
country Among the last pobl caon are-Ths Ski Fire
composed sung by RnsselI INDIAN Hunter Old CocK
pee and the y LasS a ,hs Mon, tsir State Street daci
EverIan Bysone years Gentle Queen of howen an poor
shepherd ma d. Poor mans friend NJ " City usrds March
N; Y Quadr,l.s 8, Review quick ~ep. &c. he.
Guitars, Flutes. Strings, nc constantly o, hand
Music saloon Dol Broadway, OF ths Golden Lyre.
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PACKET SHIP LIVERPOOL This fine packet was
crowded with visitors yesterday.
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HORRIBLE CosprrIoS.-The roads north and east
Of this city are in most shockingy bad condition
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was much pleased to notice your remarks in the
Herald OF the I'd inst relative to Mr. Jacob Barker,
OF New Orleans, as also the publication of his
speech, recently delivered before one of the courts
OF Louisiana; in doing so, however, you were in
error in stating that he ne tive Of hode Island
He was born in the State Of Maine, on an island in
the Kennebec river, called Swan Irand in the year
20 or III Peace soon after taking place, his mother
removed back to Nantucket (hs father having died
year or two previously from whence his parents
had emgrated. where he continued to live till he
was about l6 or IL years of age, when he renewed
to New Bedford but soon thereafter he came to this
city. and was a clerk to an old Quaker merchant
BY the name Of Isaac Hicks, who, however, soon
told Jacob Gas he was already doing more business
on his own account than his principally that ''Thee
had better take Office elsew here, my store is
not large enough for thee and me-" after which
time Mr.. B. was most extensively engaged in com
mercial pursuits in this city ill about ten years ago,
when he removed to New Orleans, and during all
which time one in his sphere OF action has
cupled more Of the public mind; and it also may be
said him, with much truth thu pc rhaps there is
human being whose commercial knowledge and
experience can be compared 20 his
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ZEAL HAVANA ss0ARs.,The lovers Of : genuine
IL Havana Segar would do we'll call $50 Broadway,
under toe Cas Toon Lissy and Cedar streets,
which place they ind the largest assortment Ia the city
mis- imsss MOL TEMEYER
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Book OF THE Navy, No. 4.-D. Appleton & Co.
have this day completed the popular work the
American navy, price only Is cents per number
This work has been written with particular view
to popular entertainment and instruction To recall
the glorious actions by which the independence OF
the country was asserted; to revive the recollection
OF those brilliant exploits on the ocean in that
with France, OF which the battle cry was millions
for defence, out not cent for tribute to display
those gallant achievements in defence Of Free Trade
and Sailors k Ighis, width taught Bri ain that she
could no longer claim the sovereignty of the o. as
and to exhibit hose deeds of gallantry by which the
barbarian TripclItans and Agerines were taught 10
respect the star-spangled banner. The work is en-
bellished with 48 splendid Illustrations representing
the most celebrated naval actions portraits of dstin
gulshed commanders and naval scenes and exploits
OF every description. Every American should pos
this Office.
FAMILY LTBRARY.-This valuable series is to
be repubshed by the Harpers in volumes, at
twenty-five cents each. The first has appeared,
and comprises volume one of Mman's "History Of
the Jews"-the only complete and correct notice of
hat markable people to be attained il, popular
shape, and Ut the very best historical compost
tons in the language For sale at this Office.
CAMrBsLL's FOREIGN MONTHLY MAeAzlNx-An
excellent number for the present month. Carv &
Co, are the agents here. .
AMERICAN EcLEcTIC-PubIished by LiteI, 286
Broadway-one OF the most valuable Of our periodi-
Gals II contains an excellent engraving of Mar
TINS celebrated picture, "The Fall OF Jeru.alem"
KrIckERBocxER. "A good number. "Ssm Patch"
is very clever thing.
HuNT's MERcHANTs' MAoAzTNK.-An exceeding
iy Interesting number.
THE RAINBow.-Adee q Estabrook. Ayerv "a.
Specialize magazine, devoted to the interests Of the
"Odd Fellows"
A-LA-MoDE.-A monthly bulletin OF fashionable
tailoring, published by Chsppell. of Philadelphia
All professors of this important science should take
IT,
Music -"The Suffers, Fanny Essler's Gallon
and ''The Banished," have just been published By
Hewitt.
MLLEr, 80 Broadway. has published No 8 Of
the bird OF Italy," and No. 2 of "Piano Music
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At. A LARGE AND HIGHLY REsPECTABLE

At A LARGE AND HIGHLY REsPECTABLE
The pe1nico% : sps,s% Of street
BUms sn At Military Hail.
ah The having addressed by number or gen
M.,' 'SS Me-
81 s & Anew Of future
rob Us ofour rghs a, citizens and Tend Withdraw fom
resp 'sn sSn s st f,si ed
cu we m Sws . It, ss on. IN %
hlaas psTs eious traffic which than robbie
Kss%l'sa That We viii no honorable untried
and pstItc course. free from malice but fearful in
M cr. an
rss.m n AMI we only suffer business: but
po pay 1 we SnSer the Of sup
no means certain he not ssppng the foundation
q h Civ .n the Of the
F1ss on Saturday
the % Ss s S
'on' u GoSE Fiji ..e Vice President.
E 2 TTH366SSAAs s,, Secretaries. ,sm.,
81 Esy M csoEes
sv @
Monuay Evening: 10th April at hai-psst ooekS
VI" f i and Fss Tas sSh at
The Programme Of subjects tied in this Course
may be found the last page OF Mr. G work Ancient
ngvp just published bv the New Word Pres. at 30 Ann
he Lectures take Egyptian Arche ,osy, where that work
core uies-. e. b. G. 1880
The Lectures oil eucidat6d by copous and beautiful
series Of corral Illustrations have
lists al Phadelh, They consist Of Herogyohc Hisra ic
add Tablets, T,x's and Genoa cal Tsbes-Chro
noogca Tables from Sacred and Presne Hory-Facsimle
OF sevefl Of the most Tabeaux existing
the Tonb and Temples OF Egypt-Porsis Of the rhuaohs
in Their chuios or IN their Egypt
the Mon m'nts, in their and elegant cosumes-Lke
Of ry-egat sovereigns Of Egypt from Amunoph
from III Sculpure.Kiogs, Princess and royal Females, offer
ing 10 the Denies Of Egypiln MyhoogyFull length figures
snd heads OF Asatc naions Antiquity dating
prior to o. 3'0-Negro,s and other Afc nations ia eli
and under
that supposed TO eae 10 The Hebrew captivt7Proces
sion Of various Asac and African Nations beam
tire Pheraohs of Esvp-wlth other subjects
Nile, co'orca so to convey idea of ply
ficsl aspect -
TcAets may be had at the bookstores of Bartlett Wexford
90 Broadway; Carv 60, 1902 Broadway, and r. Crow
633 Broadway also the office of the Gob Hotel
office of the New World 80 Ann and the door Nbos
Saloon.
Gspteman's Ticket Two Do,rs; Ladys One Dollar for
the Course. Forore evening. Fifty Cents a6 lot
THE HON: ELY MOORE and H GREELEY, ESQ +,
ment Embracing the question Thomas w. Don tina lit
full ~ OF Rhode lsand7' Nibo oon,
FRIDAY Eve nng at halp's o'clock This of the
the should be
to by M who fee interest in the perpetuy Of
form of government = wv
Tickets IAN had 2O5 Broadway or at the door
on the evening OF the debate. a. n. n ,S2sr
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A DAMsk co.'s NEW YORK AND NEWARK Ey
"a PhEsS-Ihe public are respectfully informed that
ND Newark Tor The t.an,nisson and speedy delvs
Of packages bundles money &C. &c; collection Of NOT q
and ba and all other business appersnng to an Erpcss
oIden io[ articles 70 be returned By the Express will 20
ocs u New YORK. az No Wall street. and Newark, s'
Leave New York at Ila A. NJ and tHR.M.
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Puuetualty regards the day sailing will be
heretofore. The price of outward fixed One
Hundred Dollars for which ample of description
will be provided, with the exception of wines and liquors,
which will be furnished. by the stewards.
9OODHUE &CO, 81 South st.,
G. II. MARSHALL, 80 Burling- lin, N. Y.
jea4 lyh Barring BROTHERS c., Lspeol.
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PARSELLS AGATE,
s2lmsec 2n Broadway, corner OF Park Place
OF FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
N IMPOKTANT CONSIDERATION FOR THE
"A LADiES-MRSLOVE, Corset Maker, N o. Sc Lispcnard


ladies her important invented Alb
domna Supporter for Of the health and
strength during pregnancy This abdominal Supporter has
called fullest appreciation of the Med
from the satisfactory result. to those ladies who have
used them Ii is perfect applcaoA, acting support
and pre- ali upon the useless and he
fatigue and the whole during pregnancy
Nothing that has been invented oe many decided
advantages for the against accident
AZ penCc OF az the same time tne naI
vanageous terms Mrs the time calls their at
tention TO her improved Shoulder Elastic Braces MISSES
being the long required the Of the
chest Nrs has secured patent She begs refer in rela:
FaeG,YmDr Er11e Dr. r. Pond Pr MsDepa,d, IOtes-
Castle. N DR.. j. w. Moore. J. Nelson, NJ D., J. w.
Francis, VI. u. MO
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
famed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal are
we perceive, be obtained IN this Seeadves,
N sn ON the last column. ourlh page -
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EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
will send through from this city
70 the above named and places on the rnor
ing ohe oh INST for the specie bank notes.
bundles aud packages OF goods collection of a bill, note,
and all such other a. may be 10
them. POMEROY Il fII ="
B. Immediately the opening of lake nayigs,ion the
above express line wii be extended Chicago Cncnuat
nc and continued throughout the season.
with their New York, Albany, Troy, and Buffalo daily ex
.
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NOTICE TO EPICUREs AND OTHERs--FAT
~ BEtF-The Undersigned will expose for sale at lher
old stald 29l Hudson corner OF Hmmeley street. on Satu
day, April h. the Of hree superior See atted by
Ray Tomphns, Esq, Of Som -rs, Wsstches er County.
Also mutton veal. The inhabitants the city
pectiully invited to cl and famine fr the
sB3sr BROADWAY& DURtEA
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M A K L ms CASH TAILUKI
ESTAB MENT

CHEATHlNG PAPkR--2o bales OF very superior an,
~ Suitable for roofs Of houses and ships bottoms Tor sse ~
mic X. COLLINS co. s. Douth *.
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kux TO LET OK LEA sE-The premises No. IS Canal
20 treet n ar Of Broadway, known the Dol
9 phin Tavern, consisting Of large barroow, extending
through Lspenard street, adweinR house ard small
adjoining Canal Also dwelling Lspenard seet.
The barruom would make large and spacious
Also the No $50 Broadway, OF Reade street.
WIN. MAEREA,
as 3,&ec IS Liberty street.