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- The PHuHARxorc SOCIETY have applied
10 de Iss.l ,rs 70. AZ Ac, OF Incorporation that
tia. they csn purchase 10; whereon 10 erect The Few
Masicsl Hall much needed The funds aFs 7eacy and
tie Philharmonic is IS well charitable Society as enc
fer Improvement In MISE We DO not see Tie slightest
objection hs can possibly he urged TO tie corporation OF
ths most talented and reputable Society nor DO we
think, if there any body push the Sfair at A.
bsny. it would meet WIKI shy serious opposition
= The Advertisement abou, Kidd Stock.
signed Green & Mercer stupid hoax, shose ssa-
,srnen having nothing whatever do WIKI any thing
more nearly approaching tbs; speculation ,hsn Cof
fee Dam.
IMPORTANT ARxEsr-o#cer Relyea of the In
senen6ep; Police returned 10 The city last evening from
The neshborhOod Of independence in the Indian Terri
tory. having in custody person named Samuel c Ro-
bv charged with cou.prins with J. Kenny 70 def'sud
Doremus. suydam & Nixon snd other merchants OF
this city. Of S20CO worth OF property Officer Neyea
wa, accompanied from ST Louis to Independence By
Can't McDouoush Of the ST Louis Police
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On Tuesday, May 10Th, two weeks hence the
Legal Voters of The several Townships and Cities in
this State The CITY of Nes7. YORK alone erceptedl
will assemble as at Township Charter Elections,
and vote simply License or No License; and us
they vote the sale Of Intoxicating Liquors will or
will not be legalzed for AT least year ensuing and
thence until the result of new trial. The act OF
the last Legislature which prescrbes this course for.
bids the licensing OF groceries, porter houses any
other groceries except regular ,averns so that at
the worst, the temptations 10 Intemperance will be
greatly diminished under the operation of this act
The taking Of money for granting Licenses is i'm.
pera,ively forbidden by this act so that the fools
barssn of selling for FIVE or ten dollars the priv.
lesc.of increasing the public burthens BY taxation
foT the support of Pauperism and The repression of
Crime TO the extent of hundreds or thousands is a,
an end throughout the State. excep, only in this CT.
". And although the drunkard manufacture will
no, be wholly stopped by the refusal TO license il,
but may for & time seem 20 be scarcely diminished
yet il will prove in the end that the removal OF the
cloak of Legality from the dreadful business will
certainly impair its Responsibility deprive il of the
adventitious aid hitherto derived from the names Of
popular and reputable men engaged in it, and final
ly sink il 20 the level of the vacations which minis
ter to depraved sppetites for Gambling. Lewdness.
and the kindred vices We cannot doubt there.
fore, that the passage Of this New Excise Law will
prove greatly beneficial where the popular vote
says License; thar No License will a, this time
prevail in than bali the State extend its tri.
umphs gradually to the remainder and in time ban
tsh IytNr a, -koIl,
the lsnd. Such result will be noble proof OF
the efficacy and excellence OF Republican instiru-
tons
The frequency of Elections is depiorable evil ;
il aosoras needlessly The time and energies of the
citizens. and tends 10 bese, indifference to or dis
gust with public concerns. We deeply regre, ths,
the People, who have recently been called GU, to
elect Municipal oMcers. and sgsin to choose Dele
gates 10 The Constitutional Convention are 50 soon
required 10 devote another day to attendance a, the
ballot-oox We regretted and opposed. slrnos,
alone the movement by which The Excise Election
was divorced from that FOR Delesa,es 10 the Convex.
ton, by being postponed three weeks TIE in,en-
zion was doubtless good bu, the effect has already
been bad, as the measve vote and corresponding
results of the Delegate Elections bear witness An.
other time we trust such error viii be avoided.
This time the mis,ske is now irreuievsble, anG we
exhort every voter of our State those of this City
esceptei) who have relatives TO save from The I'M
usterable woes and horrors which follow in the rain
Of Drunkenness, every one who would benefit his
Country or serve his Creator to be promptly al the
polls on the 18th inst and be sure TO vote himself,
and ensreat others to vote for
No LIcKssx."
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In Huntington. n J on rhe 10Th ult Mr.: AB MA
RUNKIE a soldier ot the Revoiution IN the so'h year
The Civ Inspector reports the deaths in this city for
the week ending May l., 100 viz ~ men, ~ women
IS boys and IS girls. an
On sunday evening the 81 inst oil lingering H.
ness EDWIN W OLIVER. in The 18th year OF nis age.
His TREND. and those OF his father. James u ohver
and f.tnerin.!sw. John Cuthell. bis brother VIM D.
oliver. and his brothers in-l1w, Joseph L wes. a0a
Thomas Ii. Cu,hsll. respectfully inVl"a ~ s"sna
his funeral Tuesday. the 9th inst a. Ian Ps.
O'clock from the house OF his father. O. Ani'yss WIN
GU. farther invitation. u
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RROOHIYN AEFAIRS

II Eighty men were discharged and suspended
from the work on The Dry Dock Saturday The rea-
500 for this ;ep stated 20 Re nai the appropriation Tor
the present year nearly exhausted The operations
upon so vas, work as the Dock IS 90 on very slowly
and weeks are required produce any change IN 'he
general a.pec, OF the place visible to the saSed eye
Many years will elspse before this magnificent work IS
completed; but when that even. takes place the u''
provemen, will be Of vast 10 the city OF Brook
lyn, in many particulars
Capt, Stocktous big gun still remains in one OF the
ship houses having been brightly polished and varuiss
ed to prevent rusrinE We understand il is waiting for
the arrival Of the Princeton az The Charles
LOWE Navy Yard
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


~ For sales Of Stocks Sc. see Jfoarts pase,
MONDAY p. NJ
The Stock Marke, is very buoyant today, and the
bears seem to have become become convinced that they
csnro, resist the upward tendency prices They have
been anxious buyers today The annoying non arrival
of that Mexican wsr message has s'ao deprived them OF
the only good working they had and stocks rise AS
ii they could'n help it.
Remirers have been waiting for the Cambria. and
consequently the bill market dull Sterling. Of which
there is a good supply is 9i9s4i Frsrs 27t.
The rumors OF the Cambria's loss created lively
sensation in Wals, and every little knot OF oilers was
discussing the probable character OF her news The sd
vices BY her made public too late In the day to al
feet operations.
The reports of the City Banks have been made,
and show decrease every department excepting de-
poss The increase of deposits and decrease OF loans
make an aggregate of million and half OF facilities
taken from the business world since the last report The
increase Of deposits show tina, capitalists 10 the present
disturbed OF affairs have prepared to have their
funds remain in bank unemployed. The figures of the
leading Items are as follows
Feb. 1896 May. ls 8.
Loans and Deposits. Si2 OC9 295 II l3s l21
Deposits .-.-....---..--.. 24O49Ol6 "a goo uso
Specie 73903l6 1921 $50
The decrease of specie Ia SCOOPS It was supposed
by the best informed that there would be OF
half million The decrease OF loans ss7ll70 OF cir
CO ation s92s4o; the increase OF deposits s9i1 o6i.
Amount Of Treasury Notes outstanding LIST May as
per records of the Registers S5li s6i 3
Deduct Cancelled notes in the hands of the &C
counting ofacers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 Ioo w
Tatal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ia 3s
I. w. Seward has been elected Cashier of the
Madison Co Bank, In place of C. D. Miller. resigned.
The Supervisor on the North Branch Canal gives
notice that the repairs his line (Which Il thought
would require mon,hs) will be completed and the Nsyi
cation opened on the It'll of May.
The Danvle Inteligencer says" During the
month Of April the Rolling Mill of the Montour Iron
Company this place made and finished eigh, hundred
tons of Railroad Iron."
The following is a condensed statement OF the bu-
.iness done on the Mount Carbon Railroad from It's open:
ing, April 10Th. 1881, to January lst 1916: The reighls
cwt; the amount charged for tolls and weighing WAS
sl742o5 62 the repairs cost s5575 70; the expenses
amounted to ss7i5 IL the interest s4 2l2 90 dvi-
dends and distribution of stock s,424i 60 the balance
TO the credit of profit and loss, Is So BOG 09.
An attempt has been made in the Michigan Sen.
providing that the present individual liability clause
shall be stricken and provision substituted requr
ing the deposit Of Stocks with State officer
for the REDEEM ptiou OF the circulation The bills of the
Bank be issued and countersgned by such officer
preven, an issue. The stocks required those
NewYork and New. England The bill was defeated.
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The FARMERS LIBRARY AND MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
AGaicuLTUaE-IoHx 5. SKINNER, Ed,or--The MAY
Number is published this morning Contents
Farmers Library.
THAER's PRINCIPLES or MISUNDERSTANDING
Whes, Spring Wheat spet ne.Grained Wheat,
(Einkorn Of the Germans) Smut or Carries In Wheat,
(Brand.) Rye. Barley. Common, or Spring, or small
quadrnng ular Barley. Tworowed gesred, or large
h.s Barley. Siberian. quadranguar naked Barley
Naked, ia, Barley six rowed Barley; spra. ba,tedo-e,
or Rice Bsrsy Oats Miet- The Cultivation Of Grain
In Rows or with the Horse-Hoe. Leguminous Crops.
The Pea. The Lenhl. Kidney Beans. Beans Vetches
Common Vetch. Buckwhest. Meslin. Mixtures OF
different kinds OF Grain. Culture OF Hoed or Weeded
Crops. Vegetables for the Market. Oil-Pisnts-Co!zs
and Rape (Autumna Vareties Spring Cola or Spring
Rape Mustard Oily Rsdish. Cultivated Gold OF Pleas
ure. Common Poppy. Thread piants-Fiax- Hemp
Other Piants the Culture OF which hss been proposed
10. the sake OF their Thread Cotton. Syrian swallow
Wort or V;rginisn silk. Common Nette. Fu-rs
Teasel Cooring Plants-Dyers' Nader. Dyers' Woad.
Dyers' Weld. Bastard Saffron. The Bop. Tobacco
Chccory. Carrswsy Common Fennei. Ani'e Gull
,ure of Fodder Pants-The Potato. The Field Beet
The Turnip. Turnps which will not bear transplant
ing Turrps properly called. Turnips admitting Of
transportation. TQrnip Cabbage. Common Red and
Wnitc Ceooaso
Monthly Journal Of Agriculture
Desultory Hints 70 Faruiers-Lsoorss-iD DC. BY
Horace Greeley Texas: rs sugar Lands Soil, &c
Town Sewerage. Friendly Hints Variety of Sub
scn. Steam Power for Fsrrers-The Extended Ap-
Diicaton Of The Steam Engine or other Impelng Power
OF the Threshing Machine TO Farm Purposes Rearing
cs.;le Lsquorce. Salt-a Fertilizer; BY C Beneur
Management. OF Manure. Bone Manure Jerusalem Ar
achoke. Experiments In Growing Potatoes How 10
obtain the best Potatoes for Planting Potatoes from the
SEED Cask-Aaking oy Machinery Lines among the
Leaves oy Eliza Cock. No Notes Agricultural aud
Miscellaneous; RamoIes in the Sou.h Long Leaf Pine
Turpenune- An Interesting Chapter for F.ru-rs-sop-
posed Eject OF The Moon Terrestrial Objects New
uses OF lron-lron Harrows. Agriculture the State
OF SevYork Directions for u.inx Indian Corn The
Power Of Fascination in Serpents with illustration
Tables for showing the Number Of Plants required for
Ooe Acre Of Land, and for Maturing Land MARA Let
Ter addressed the Agricultural Society ofJeherson Co.
Georgia, BY Governor Hammond Prices Current Re-
ctpes. &c. &c.
e Price IS per anaun, pay able In advance.
GREELEY & acELRATH Publishers
TIE back Numbers can get De supulied
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nasRIEDt
to-day.

On Sunday evening in the Methods, Church. Chrys.
rie,t nv Ray William NJ StllSeli. Mr.. WILLIAM
BRIML OW To Miss SOPHIA E BARKER. all OF this city.
On Sunday evening. Msy 80. by Rev h Soys Mr.
TIMOTHY SMITH 10 Nllss HENRIETTA uhHhAA,
both Of this city. ,,,,,,
On the Goth ult by Rev II Slrnontou. WILLIAM q
HoSIER TO CATHERINE, daughter Of John NeweonaS'
n of hia 81
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Court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

SrPESIoR CoCRT.-Not beyond No. 10
Crscr!r CorEr Arguments and short causes specisl'
IL ps;iced Ri. week Next week Is causes day Ow-
Ing 10 the sitting OF the Supreme and other Courts no
Circuit will be held the 80 and ith weeks The term
will De resumed the first MoudNy IN June
COMMON PLEAs-Psr, Mos %. IS l0l 100. ll5
IFS IS aI-Parl 2-Nos. So Is. 90, 20, 6O, &C. 10
% = q
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ouTsIpE-F1M Pose-Fatber Heinrichs Concert
John Bull to Brother Jonathan. No. Concerts Of the
Hutchinson Family List q Delegates TO the Consti,o
tional Copyention; Destructive Fire at Rochester
News items, &c. Fourth PaSe -Poetry-Chsnge, BY
Dugustus snodgrass Commercial and Money Matters
eferred Law Courts; Marine Journal &c.
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ny5
wEBsTER,s SPEECH

Persons vishing to send his Speech 10 their
friends IN the country can procure II at the TRI-
BusE Office in icrappers ready for mailing a! twO
cents Der copy
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FIssr OF MAY-Those of our subscribers who
changed their residences the LIST OF May will oblge
nc by leaving their addresses the Counting Room.
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To 6orLEa MAKES asD nAcHisisrS-Wsnted 10 coz
FOR small number Of boilers WIKI pefsoc well
prepared Eat well qualified for executing the Far
lh-r particulars may be learned By applying 10 YssG G.
FOX co. I'D guloC-st n. 7. ~ 70 (. L. MILLER, s9
Ciark-st, Brooklyn ny5 l-
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z New ard El-gaoi Collection Of Pictures has
been added 10 the Plumbe Nstonsl Daguerrean Gallery
which contains much larger variety OF philosophc
portraits han has before been exhibited America
This ,pierdid Gal-ry being open 10 tie public gratis I
ihrocged with 7isiiors from morning TIL night IL
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tjusilless Notices.
IMPORTANT REMOVAL.


u Or. Chri,ties Cavanic and Magnetic Depot Is
removed to ~ No. lsa Broadway, between Johnh
and Maiden lane This Is the place In NswYork to
obtain the genuine Galganic Rings and Magnetic Fluid
she great cure for rheumatism and all Nervous Com
plants
~ DR.. MEETINGS COURSE OF POPULAR Lee.
rEaEs 5. IN THIS CITY, on the Human System and the
Laws OF Health. will commence Wednesday evening
May 9th " o'clock In Clinton Hsllto bc illustrated
with six feet MaHkins, six feet Skeleton, large
models of the Eye Ear Throat &c and several hundred
Anatomical Paintings DR.. Wa apparatus be uses to
lecture with several thousand dollars and mo
extensive and complete of any thing Of the kind in
the United states The Introductory free lecture nere'
fore given will be dispensed with and the reeusy course
will commence at once. Admission only u! cers escn
evening.
~ The grooming glory oI wel-made man 10 luxu.
Rant bead Of hair and whoever nsgIects ts Important a
pendage Lhc human head divine will assuredly tread
this OF tears" lhng OF Go yc, therefore,
great OF the age Tho great whom and PHI
snhropy make greai To Phalon's, 81 Broadway under
Judsons Hotel und bay bottle OF hts Hair iEyigoator,
hsr WHO'S .hs nsrt cn,,om.rS For ,als nv drug and
fancy dealers generally, city and county.
s,NoSs SARsAPAaiLLA-Th- body. which the thinking
and lyng principles have been united Is apparatus
gnsrIy contl7rd 10 receive aud transmit Impressions
from external objects, and This constituencies which IL
tho souicr also Of much sgony All he elen-n OF dis
sy-m BY nnumrfable sgenri- through every avenue
OF sense Among Tho most affective and most common
complaints are eruplons. ulcers rheumatism, general fee.
bleness, dy-p-p-ts bilious affections Of
which hrd their way their ocstious Ia .ysum
through the blood Ia looking Tor remedy, then, mus.
snees'of - ma something mat Will act upon this agld-
We have S,GtS's Sarsapatiia Tn, preparation, by tu
c.erEtn properties rocss with Incredible Iepidy ibe
VuA.rd cncHIaion ana r-imb1ing Ih- yhl win
heah and purity soon removes The indications Of disease
Prepared aud .oid Wholesale and by b. D.
stiDs DLasssss, 100 Fnton-ss corner Of William New:
YORK. Bold also al rs Broadway n Esst Broadway, and
BY Druggists generally through the United States rrco
81 psr Doi..e. s 4 bottle, h"y As.
e A NIRACLE-o cure E.fupuons and bedutNY dis
coored Skin valuable discoyrry In Chrmisy has been
made lately by N. VesPrni. Italian Chemist, for curng
all erpOns and for chsn cling the color Of dark yellow
discolor-d ssn hae Juvenile and youthful elesrnes'
He has mad this IN the Convenient Of beautiful prce
OF Soap For old Of eruption such senryy salt
rhrum sipelas 4c IL wondeIuly slso frrchle
tan sIuhurD, morpb1w, pinp-s. bioches, &c AK for
Jonesa Chemical ap nc sign OF ne American Eagle
~ Chstnoms 81 Broadway and 39 Fulton at. Broosyn
ssste-sL BosLon. ms Geod
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TT See that lsdy, wu-t III ut;
TpgeI pf.,1 sd ,t., yykgt.

J0-ros IrhGld LILY " bic
Would give her sam natural hHs.
Bat you note. in spite OF talk,
Sh- will U.s. the common chalk;
Thus, you see, her face IL bae
II iasi ssm1 lazy and maIy Others, had used Josrst
Lily White her face and CHEEKS would have hsd natural
ht-ise, alasAILer white. Sod st az Chaiham-st CT tS
Broadway. n,5 eIood
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sales of Real Estute.

by a. J. bIeecS6
Lo, North aide Kings, 81 feet from N. Z. corner
OF smi,h-.t 81 by rs ft................ $4,000
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The News by the Cambria.


By the arrival of the Cambria at Cape Cod on
Saturday evening last we learn, inter ala that
the price of cotton had advanced some fifteen per
cent in England since the sailing OF the Great
Western. This news was in the City OF New York
Yesterday some two or three hours before the Close
of the business transactions OF the day bat was not
furnished TO the Newspapers until near FIVE O'Clock
in the afternoon. From the Boston papers we learn
,ha, only Boston merchant and Captain Chester
were landed from the Cambria and arrived at Boston
on Sunday evening The Merchants in New-York
and Philadelphia who sold their cotton yesterday at
short prices will do well to read the following ex-
tracts from the Tribune of April IL These singular
mishaps of the British Steamers would seem to
Justify and render necessary an uninterrupted
Halifax Express.
"Eew.York Ia not true herself if che remain long
inactive after Rritish steamers boarded by British
agents a, Holmes Hole and other places in the nsgh6or
hood of destined ports whether the circumstance be al
tributable 10 dense fogs head winds any other
calamity Such disasters TO be looked for and they
are particularly likely AZ time Of great CONNER
cal fpctuntion." Fifteen per cent advance on cotton
And again
Prtpau agents could always reach New.York from
too 10 four hours In advance Of the Government mss
and zee found tho, they not slo~ 10 dca themseires Of
this ddodntase.
And dpdin:
.Bo.,on Merchants In hours could purchase sell
In Ne,c York according their information would direct
them Couon and Grain 10 amount, the profits on
which alone would sustain the entire expenses Of a
steam voyage across the Atlantic"
We any nothing
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e The ORAsG OCrAS. ADD Anatomical Teaus NAV
Museum They -iib-. Of hem worn Wishing dozsc
rInes Grand performances b. ihe Orepal Sydl West
krs Philips, Little Drummer. Dissolvirg y!sws &c
VIII be gvss al and u oc,cck P. NJ rare tres; IN
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Ma kind at i-a,, lnal g.ft Of you

Ma KIND! At least luat of you
Win sea quite bald and hare,
YoI can have -plendid-iDdecd us true
Aost g!orioGs o. Ky bsir.
II yoo have daE-ruf on Ins scalp,
II toe hair t1ros Shlts gray,
10 core tn scurf and MAKE II DARK
You SC bat lhr-. shInss pay.
your head - bald, The b4ir Weak or falling,
And you would have i've,
My, ry at otc1 boule Of Jones's
Hair Restorative
II Three suipgs oGiy for tri Il bottle WErrant II 70
Possess a- following qualities IL Will force Tho bsr 70
grow % cry par here Nature irtrnced hair grow sp
sning o. cure ecc or candruf snd make HIGHT red of
gray asir grow DARK. For dressing the hair soft and ssJ
nothing -Ieeees IN landed ib- economical, ya
superior nIco 5ad7 f1r the nsir II s cheaper asa -
irssh called hair OF ard viii keep ~ bar 10 order via
one application, twice as long otbef article SOS
mo sigr Of ih- Ameicsr Eagle q Chaihain-. or I'D
Broadway, n Y my5 2t'od
GoCRArD's PHlLosorHY Or IaE FIsGER NAILS No. W.
aeesis forD-d have said By The ssn oil tbs anf6
and spiIsiDg May persons ar. ia the haiti OF eauite
ihs p-r. II order 10 separate Il from the DsiL Tbnn
very unise ss not Only csoses he ssin 70 become e
ereiin<y Irregular but sro My iourioua 10 The eeau
y sad groTth Of he aiL When The skin becomes nus
fs.ere s ,hSs is Is h- in suons
suds made ~ using G"Tads kaltan M,dcGted soap Tee
practice u .icins ud-r the oaiis pin, peoknfe or
The poic OF sharp Scissors is very r-pr,hco,b- Is
The na n-eoy frequently receive injury The nsiY
can DC thoroughly c!-.rssd without bis ooh operaor
s,mpy py ~asning tn- in epd water. using notn2 Dol
Gorauds Soap AID uox e 10 uu,h Tho sain back oces.
TINS lneausoe Soap 10 " ell known TO be The only sf
r-ss gan 81. &c can De used 10 hard saler.
snd Is deDghtfnl shaving. G0araa8I Po1d'es Su6t,
strange ~ may seem, VIII actually -xtpate all SUR
l1ou. nar 10 which they may be applied GohGna ~
E1rr Dye upars sase hue 10 red light or grey CAL
GeuyqudI Liquid Rouge Is magnificent carintne pfepSS
i.ca Tor psi- eaee,s and Ups GQurGldr Aeoiie DTept
have worked 4ryelous VI ccAcess ~ II is OK ine
hghes potspeo no genuine ariei-s-And Lee
can ooy be procured al DR.. FELIX GoURACp's cepoIos
Walkers hrll store from Broadway. my9"
r. wisDow SHADES AUCTION. cons.ans S o. =
splendid VIII be sold this morping a. mo sa
Room of r GGrizy Co. 51i Broadway we woutS 20
mind cur readers that tia opportunity iof ss
90 IN are IN want of ths.e he art.faI articles. "
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FROM THE SoUTH-Just when all are most anx-
ious to hear from the South malls fa-atck they are
In the habi, OF playing when important newss expected
Probably it will through to-day. and whsever OF
news IL may contain whether from the Seat OF War
or any other quarter will be promptly published in our
Even ing Edition.
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TRIAL OF ExGov. TRo4As-The libel suisis
,ut.d by Col Benton al w'Sshington sgars, Frsneis
Thomas Of Nd cau,r on before ucge Cranch IN WAX.
iua,on on Friday. Gov Thomas virtually enarsed IA
pamphlet that ir cOosequeGce OF s'tne conspiracy BE-
tween Col. Benton and Gov Mcdowell teroshersina~)
ne was Induced 10 marry the daughter OF the latter a.
vorce o. the parties having sace been dec and Tor
this alleged llbel he IS now 90 trial.
The counsel for,he prosecutions, are Messrs hey
Dstric; Attorney and P K. Fends late Dtsrc AHn'
uey Hon J J CriI,erdsn s,t Hon. wsddy ThHnp.
son OF c. The counsel for the defence are, Gen W a.
Ter Jones, and Mr. Maulsby Of Maryland Among Tie
witnesses for tie prosecution present Ga Friday were
Colonel Benton and lsdy and TWO OF his daughters Ar
Lieut. Frelon, and Mas Eliza Benton. Hon. James Nc
Doweu date Governor OF Vireinis) and lady, and Mr.
:. c P Mcdowell, Gste Miss Thomas,) and G w Jones.
Several witnesses present for the defence but The
tns.erial one, Mrs Linn (widow of the late Senator
Iinul was absent snd on thst account motion ws
made ~ have the trisi deferred
A motion by Gen Jones to take Mrs Inns Testimony
By commission was opposed Saturday IN speech Of
two hours by Mr. Critirnden Gen. Thompson and Nj.
Fends also opposed any delay account OF that tssr
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