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HARPER's FERRY-The following is list Of the
arms and appendages fabricated at Harper's Ferry
during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885, llooo
percussion nuskets; for muskets- GOO bayonets
2,3IO screw-drivers, Sill wipers, 15,648 extra
cones, ,428 ball screws 1921 spring vices; 2SO2
percussion rifles; for rifles screw-driyers,
2,sO2 extra cones, 2S7 bulIetmouds, 229 do do.
copical. 2,Og5 wipers, $50 ball screws. Besides
many components Of the flint lock mnsket, for sup
plies to other posts.
DEsrRucTTvE FIRE.-A fire occurred in Min
turns DisdlIery, Williamsburg New York, on
Thursday evening, 10th, occasioning loss of S75,
GOO, Mr.. NJ. was insured in $4,000. In the sta
bles Of Mr.. Polly, three or four cows and large
quantity Of hay was consumed.
Nor DEAB--The famous Col Prince, Of Cana
da, is not dead, as has been reported.
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WOMEN CAN PRoTEcT THEMSELVES. few
nights ago, at White Plains, N. Y. an attempt
made to rob the house Of a lady residing there,
named Mrs. Crosby. Two previous attempts had
been made, in the first Of which a Young lady re-
siding in the house brutally injured; and the
second was frustrated by dog; butlhs time the
same young lady, procuring revolver, andperceiv-
ing ashadow pass, fired, butwith what efecteanhe
only guessed by the marks Of blood left behind.
MURDER IN vIRGIvfA. Mr. b Morris was shot
in Greene county, Va, on the 7thinst., by a man
named Jeremiah Haney.
ScHUYLKILL Coal TKADE.-Oyer 50,000tons
were shipped from the Pottsvle region week before
to tide water
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9 81 u N S.
% s,s GIP aB z 4, General srss No 8 cotobgg.s

w 4. HALL, SURGEON DEsN1IST, No, Il
'""lt,J New Orleans. myI26 nl
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tTOuL, JOnTfaCJed JOInts.
OH TanIn, for Boots, Shoes Harness and CariagetOps
and will double the wear of all Leather that it used on
Mothers Relief, for Ladies about becoming Mothers Ii
BELIEVES all Weakness and Nervousness Warranted.
SICK HEADACHg.DT. Spons Remedy will cure any case,
ether Nervous OF Bilious. Warranted to do this
Green's Fever and Ague Mixture warranted to cure any
cae, or all pay is refused for it. Try on these terms
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ANOTHER LIFE LosT AT COMFY ISLAND n. Y
Aman, while bathing az Coney Island, ventured out
too far, and was carried away by thestrong curren
BY paper, it appears his name was A Laughlin.
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-,,,,aa4 kor.3 volunteer laEoi 20 xas presented
r. ar. O'Rr-1. and Air Mitchell qr-s-lfrI l tri-
c.lorfaz which hs or,1shtirom France. Ihe .lsIr-
man rf-re meeting expressed "a H.le thar ,11 ls-
te- szcuA vsve over tne char Of tne Fresidrnt oi
che nag Consultation. A'ter zoe meeting Eas
o.ene8 IN. Chairman remarked that t1ere gss blt
o,s resog-ce I-r O. che people al lrc'arf-sn n.y.
neal I'd the Qu-en herself. and ne proposed th-
health of tna Queen. Tnstosst was received 0lih
voIlev OF hlsses Mr. smith O Bnen then made
long speech in bis usual "sediiiou. st}le. IL vas
received with great applause. Ar. N-azher then
gsv an interesting account OF bis vist 10 Paris All
ris interview Nth the Provisional Government.
LsnsrtiDs said q the deputsiion. significantly.
% Nv lios are sealed Mr.. Duun. leading mem
Der Of the Repeal Association SAD Do came % IRA
t-rnizs with the COn.edrra'es. some one SAID
o.. t-eU shaHe hands 81. Dunn sod hls Former
o,'-.Coe1t. O.B-.eu. Mesgher AID MHclei. then
shook hands amidst deai-ulng c'-ers' IT. yes mated
thst the O'C1nnen. would be abandoned oy the Re
,of,ss f,- ther supiucness anl Tor siding Flth The
= ,ve-1uen. Mr. Mitchell made q violent speech.
In viii. be- urr sd the importance % Ire arms sew
eral persons exclaimed '~1D Urn ne 5fTic4fes ''
Meantime the people a-s ADVISED . Withdraw
their m 11ev from The savings banks, sod during the
present week hundreds OF thousands Of pounds have
oeea withdrawn aud buried or otherwise concealed.
Ia addition 20 the alarming state Of the whole
Kingdom the middle classes are embarrassed by
the dep0raols condition OF nearly every branch OF
trade. The work people can ull ID employ heLN
and every dav their position is becoming more dis
tressing From the manufacturing districts milk
owners and operatives are noT IN The same plight.
The former cannot find a market for their goods
and the latter cannot find employment. It's thsidle
and suffering mass Of people that the Government
will soon encounter. IL is the same IN L0ndon and
ali the large towns
Asthisis Good Friday" 10 business whatever
is t-ausscted and the only public Office that is open
is the Post Oh-e. Tne shops are all closed, with
the exception OF gin aud beer shops which have
been open since the close Of the afternoon service.
! have Just received letter from Southampton
which states that the new and splendid steamship
HgRMANS win not leave that por, ri.Inext Wednes
dag. She run from C0wes % Bremen M 80 holra
The HERAAsy is spoken Of Do ihe highest te,ms Of
praise
Father Mathew 10 il said, em5arks this day per
packet-shp NeI- WOrd from Liverpool.
The morning and evening papers we're distributed
AZ very early hoCr 10 day, and ss no farther ne as
will come o hand this afternoon through second
editions ] will close my letter
Your very obedieut servant. L.
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uaOLE nc. 9aoe.

s,es5,Iv converted into golt. Nr. Niicle'fs Ian
g.r-e In the Jmci IrstrlaA ..crtaaes DAD violence
- rr. Nrf.n a.so VIes WITH zoe younger
....-,..l b, 4.ss...irst.ns IRRESPONSIBLE doctrines.
a.. humber -satsi. A letter from parish priest,
seton, r.-.h ths foctriue 0i Catholic resistance. IL
i-.g .s-as t.e taty of aiming quietly and goes on
t1 .ay rr fh, people Make your pesce win
God: aut voar houses in order. and prepare %
die" Ii t6eu teaches .hsm % b,de their une r.
and then. when d. comes every man mo.t FsW
before Col sni s.s country. % essen li ne can
by one man ~ less. The enemies OF ms nat'Eo
isnd. and then 90 die" Sgch language IS ths
coupled So D. IS with minute Instructions ron tne
Tarsf fr.shniqIg blW - d,,l. carry, aad U.s. the
pise and the rife can oliy be productive Of some
mtehts catastrophe. The feeling IS 20 the efficacy
ol Repeal m staying the mischief sppears m some
quarters O. gain To1nd but there "a not the
smallest appearance oI such Az idea being enter
tsircd hv tha Government AMONG the converts
rl Reoes however is said to be- uo .e.s person
as. thpn zoe Ear. 0l Shrewsbury, wao l0 d0ub.
treub.es Tor his estates. tas S.sta prosecutions
against Msssrs Mitc1el O Bsien sut MACPHERSON
mencti on trs h-sr day ofterm. and true bills have
been found against them Connected Slth Ireland.
we may here record. that tne celebrated Tom
Steele " Head psc.i-stor in che days oi O'C1l
nell made an ineltc.ual attempt to put an eud %
bis existence on the l3,h instant by throwing bun
self of rhe parapet OF Waterloo Bridge IN Lon
don. he wss seen 90 perform the rash acc, aud e
boat pot OF % his assistance. Toe DOLLY injury he
has suffered il the shock . his stem. from having
fallen fla. upon the water. III wore his celebrated
can az the the. and taok 10 OF his head before he
threw himself into the Thames. Public excite
ment seems 10 extend even O. private men. Who
have taken & picuous part In the great scenes
of our times
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ALL GERMANY IN ANARCHY
INsURRECTIOM In SAXONY
THINGS IN ITALY.
THE AUSTRIAN CONSTITUTIONS.

The Canard Steamer Britannia arrived at bos-
ton on Sunday between ] and . O'Clock The Iele-
graph no. being in working order no dispatches
were received. Our papers reached US yesterday
morning by Government E1press.
ireland is fall Of preparations ios rebellion The
trial Of OBren snd Mitchell s skill in progress
Tom Steele attempted % commit suicide on the
18th OF April By leaplng from Waterloo Bridge,
London.
In scotan there Il great organization OF Char
fists They have founded a " National Guard under
Arms"
A reform meeting has been held m London. 20
members Of Parliament participated. Golden vas
one Hume presided.
The Prus.ian Diet has been dissolved.
Berlin is seitsted by the Labor question
The insurgent Poles have erected entertainments
in Posen and have an army 10000 strong with
artillery The insgrrection does not appear serious
The Prussan comma ders were dissrming the Poles.
Another report says the Poles number $4,000.
All Germany is in a state Of anarchy
In Baden the people have risen against the
troops. A formidable revolt has occurred at Hesse
Casse.
There Is an incendiary Instruction 10 the north
of saxony, which the Government have not been
able 70 suppress.
Another battle bsa taken place in Scheswis Hol
stein. ard the Germans had slightly the advantage
In Hungary there is strong movement to aboi'
ish the compulsory celibacy Of the Roman Priest
hood.
Trade at Vienna is entirely destroyed.
There is said to be strong Austrian party At
Vienna, waiting the opportunity TO make counter
revolution and bring back the old state Of things.
There had been fear OF the operatives at Vienna
but the burgher guard had prevented any demon
stration.
The new Austrian Constitution is published The
power Of peace and war is put in the hands OF the
Parliament, trials 70 take place ia open court aud
bv Jury. judges TO be appointed for life
laws 10 be proposed and sanctioned by the
Fmoe-pr. Parliament % be assembled aanu.
suv bv the Emperor freedom OF speech
religion, press, petition. and paoh' meet
inc guaranteed: free exercise OF religious
worship secured all citizens eq lsl before ioe law
Two Houses OF Parliament qualifications - the
y,,sr whose members are TO be nomina.ed by the
Emperor. blr.a and large landed property tne
l,,.er .o be- chosen from al classes
The Austrian Government has ordered the Jes-
,it. N quit Liniz to the satisfaction even OF the
Romsn Catholics
The King Of ssrdinis attacked P''ohier''
.,-,ng town held BY the Austdans on april %
bat did not carry it.
Va,opa has been taken by the Piednontese
army. r,...
A proclamation 10 favor Of Italian independence
uuian.
A revolutionary demonstration has taken place
., ryvpt. The Pacna promised Reform snd az
SON =, the people we're Quoted hanged the lead
e-s
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From the LONDON times.
A telegraph dispatch was received At Liverpool
on THURSDAY. conveying orders O. have steamers 10
readiness on Friday morning 90 transport me Sls'
Regiment now in Manchester from that port To
Dgbiia. where they Will arrive on Friday evening
The 7lst Highland Infantry. from Glasgow. were
also expected M DUBLIN ON Friday nsnE aod vii
form psrt oi tbar gsrrsol. 500 staai of aras ere.
on Friday by sl orlsr from government deposited
1 Trinity College. for che use of that corporation.
Vastnum5ers 0i t1e students sud graduates ns'e
enrolled themselves ia defensive corps
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SCOTLAND.

We regret % state that intelligence has reached
ua OF the regular 0rgsDzston oil toe Cnsr'ht
s,,css 10 scotland A public meeting has been
beIa ~ Aberdeen, flr the purpose Of eecting
Delegate 70 the " National Convention" and
messgres were adopted for the enrolment Of vol
untsers. After the public meeting, about 1000
persons adjourned % the Unou-halL Five hun.
dred members were enrolled as National
Guard ;" and sfrer some correspondence win
Birmingham, respecting me supply Of arms nad
been read it was resolved, thai a gun and a bayo-
net should be ordered Tor each member "rtnsi1h'
The special cons.ables were in readiness on tues
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SPAIN

Madrid journals Of the li.h have arrived.
The Gacsfa publishes decree authoris,ng the
Bank OF 81. Fernando to purchase all the silver
produce Of the Spanish mines
lt IS SAID that the Duke OF M0ntpensier had al
vissd the adoption of a more liberal system OF gov
eminent. which advice had 50 irritated Narvaez
and Christina. that the Duke has been exled TO
Seville for his pains
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day % act, bot 20 apprehensions were en,ersained
that the peace Of the town would De disturbed A
GOOD deal Of unessiness prevails Ia Wsrwickshirs
where in some Of he coal 6lstricis nesr Coventry
the golfers we're expected @ tara oct bot ne
troops 10 that quarter were al ready - act IA the
ever. 81 any emergency. We believe the military
,r.csutions taken throughout the county, espe
eisy 20 ireland. afford 40 hope 70 the dissiieeted
nat their wild objects oe obtained BY physical
80 Liverpool Tunes, .2d.
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LATER FROM VESgzUELA.-rhe arrival OF the
brig Eraia Capt Townsend, furnishes u with intelligence
from Paerts Csbsilo 70 tho 18Th u THERE'S not how
ever auy news Of great interest. Tho mails hal been
stopped Ia all directions; consequently so,h.ng was KNOWN
nom tbs ioteror .xcep. from rUmorj no Intelligence
whatever ron Caracas. General Psez Is said TO have
rsed into Grenada after suffering defeat AZ coro near
Msrsellbo. me Colombian squadron. consisting u one
brig and three schooners to sail about the 10th Of
Apr Tor Maracaibo to engage General Paezs squadron.
said 70 be an equal force.
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FRANCE.

We have received. says the Lirsrp'1 Mercury
o. April ol. the Paris papers Of yesterday
The OCULAR troops were arriving hourly, ant the
public tranquility nae lot been inlerrlpt ei up o.
the h00- lhc pos. le.-. Paris would be sa-risoned
bv i0 600 regular troops today
The zen, 70 celebrate the determination o. the
troops aud the National Guards Is 20 take place 70
day in the Champ de Mars. hqmlrs are rife that
81 attempt is q be- made by the Communists 20
assassinate VI lie Lamartine. All the more en-
lIghtsned of the members %. the Provisional Gov
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Tgy CALEDONIA. This steamship was an
.,',-c.5 4. having passed H1.yhezd. inward bound
oo ~, morning OF the ls-h, AFTER passage o. ~
DAYS from Boston including her run ioto HaiAA 20 70
80 ga tske 10 her mails add passengers "a
- s--ival 10 ID. Merssy, Der news ~as trans
,'rrsd bv telegraph. through the Office OF the ~
-eo.,9g Times, and published in ell the London
mining paper
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about 30 make 81 offensive and defensive alliance
uth Rus.ia OF HoLLAsD. BELGIuM. GRE1cE.
aud TURKEY uos much is - be said. These co1n-
tres ali bo compelled by enc or the other Of the
RAJ ing powers 20 join one side or the other and as
usual. % fsht 10 behalf Of foreign interests.
Such is the state Of things on the Continent Of
Europe. Isis to.erabIy confused snd involved but
nothing indicates speedy solution Of the perpleK-
ity. A European war seems inevitable producing
new revolutions and a wholly new arrange nent
and distribution Of Europe. So much Il certain,
that sil tie old manuals Of geography may be
pitched into the fire. and that new course In the
history Of the world IS beginning, only 70 end In
EUROPEAN REFUBLIc. At toe moment sucn re-
public seems dream, al image o. fantastic mag
nation. but we live IN times Of steam. snds"nat
orce required a century is now finished 10 year.
Perhaps as tots letter reaches your hands there
viii already be State more or less In Europe. and
the canton shots now booming IN The E asst and on
the Po vii have found echoes On The Wechse
and on the Rhine.
If il happen 20, you shall know it IN due time.
MeanEhilo. fsrewell Saint e FraternHe II. B.
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arrival Of the United states ar Liverpool.

NIfIVni OF fu0 7 HltUu ~t'''s wv ''Ft'V""''
We learn that the steamship Onited states, ~
days from New-York, entered Liverpool Z" The
Britannia was coming out.
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- ID prlnee llelternIeh b EngIand.

nj. serene ghness Prince Nst.ernico' acorn
- - In. Princess Pduce Richard, the Baron
-. g:.,.i add Numerous suite. arrived a. me
p''s,rsI pier early tlis morning. By the General
s,-o,o Navigation Compauys mail steamship
Rainbow, from ROTTERDAM.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

.,,,. NEW.YOKk DAILY rNhuNt ~ ftoLi7'
r,frf soENlN0. SUNDAY sNcFFTFr
=. .f,. 4rshsne HHisdias.. corner 90 ~rFsr-
nd S.ssav streets, Opposite 'ae '"j 100.
= s-s,fea ~ Ciiy Subscribers iof -. StHia 20 Ne7A
"a thsy prefer, stey cta pa ia s1NHhs- ~ '0f
pest foi .D mcntbs or year A. ~. So -, ~. 49,
,.'-. Two Cssrs. Nal suhssnbef. FiVt Soi4-il
=. .zueu, 10 advance, ana the ysgor 10 40 ssss 40
r,,s hevond the tine fcf vtita = Il pslc sulf.fi.
.-c.t.ara l.f Oh 1ortAs. flrs- uoiihff 20 taFtc
-..ri-sa I'd 81 exchanges With Socnifg Ne~tytrsit
o. IL 81 rcf. resolved ~ ttic % vlos- tcfuis 90
si,ssr' tfsr thass n TFs raIsSs, arc 90 sil'rsf
49, aiasre.en
rrs~s os AoVrsrsts1--i il ta5r.ros
stv. sEnss, ieiarfrs' iaseftiln. ---.t-.-. -~a-
h.fdt-sueisqooui iuscrsioe'.....---
70, l,.~s. or over hge-Fitt insertor .......t
isitd'-ssbsssgeni inssiaen'. .'''' .
AYR Ten t.iss~s- Firrs ies-riioa-.....-... f-.
bsuy sgbseq1ert llf~rton'.---- o..
once ~ ce or thrice per ~eat'
i.sade-Esefy csy, once t"loo .
o. thrice per geet.......sf .s
sissns. s8.s<iasss md gu~rati He7ief'' ''
" 6re '.ass. - tsn-s 40. 800. sgrssf
- Al .evsr,rereats lassft-l ~ thif raP'i 'F|"
ssis 30 ths NorniDs Sod Egsuinl hei"'-
xuK .g,u.wEEKLS raiBUNE
=. .,,,1,,., ...-, tvtpsEson and ssTvED'Y ~ofSisf
fre- Ger orc. Two copies TOT
Nsv-yORk WEEKLY TkiHOth'
,rrr LARGE Paper FOE Thh CpUNIAi'
a. sss,hsl svory s.rvKosy AoEnSs. ~ e. '~
20 gREELgY HcsLRATH. Poahshsr'.
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uoN1cfny-We learn by a passenger on mo
cE., s,Isntie which arrived here ths morning, voc,
,rss, vas coz itted on the NiAmi Esisnson on ooHIa
ths es,aI boa, OHIO, Section Ten yeslsi morn
ins' o-.'I 80 f,os, okland County Nlchigsn. eft
~ oos, i,h BIS gun to shoot some ducks which were
u no coat 10 the canal Before &c could ss near
s,Vu- -, go, me boat EtsOa returned 20 me
80, r..fl snrseed At wsrpenbe quarrel eDsusd "a
~, ,s-e,,sned 70 throw wsrpenbe into the cAns sno
spo,o.csei toward him, apparently Tor mat psrpss.
- W.rpsnbe nred upon hin Ald kiei him, tho sao'
800 - lost below The rios the len sice Nnpsn'
- a.. imuetla,ely arrested and taken 70 Lima JAIL
Dc W" LTolsco (o) B.sds.
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The American steamship Hermann srriVe1 a.
so1tbsmoton iron Bremen on the 2J.n' on her
bomewSrd voyage - NesYork. ior winch Por' 'he
issyss Southampton on the 10th Iast
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ArrEaPrFB MUEDgs-SHOcKIsG DIPkAVITr-
r,, KENNEDY We have stcry involving degree DE-
pr.vfy amos. incredible Dr. drehisoH, q sbeioy
NJ y ca hris q re same place. ~ The story soes,
Mrs q and the Decor undertook POISON hsr husband
The wife Administering the cose Furnished " ins
Ucr when the husband detected the design snd ohAfs.
I'll !. UPON his guilty spouse. She confessed the "noe ana
produced letters from ice Doctor wherea ibs ee'hsn
.chsne VS. exp0sei. Guthrie ard yifs. htensoa we're
. 80 tsc0se1 o. and tie criminal Survivors were
rsi,d atcbisu "A sad 70 oe about my ye.rs Of sse
and Ms Gairre about twenty. The hfner nee O. mo
n,.t whisper Of biz guils the latter 10 Ia custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-09

Ma. CHIcKERIs9.-This gentleman we are glad
70 see h. succeeded In obtaining from the Massachusetts
Legislature repeal Of the set enabling j. b. coy 70 tsae
tho name q ChickeIing. Tho Hse-Y@s Avr~ makes
the following amusing rem srks on this affair
All tho world, who knox Anything shout m1se' ksov
thst Tho nsms Of Cbieksrngon ao.fofts
N ~ excslisoce. H. appeIs that M joseph b"nhsn
Gov was - Impressed wilt ibis fact ths, ~ so'
n ,I.g and Sfh ihs VI the L,gisa 81 Mes
saebus.tts exclaimed, " L. too, err Chieksnug" But
- u yos.gssor that bonOrAOls came very pyfOpcry
oo-ssd t. the protect him from such lar
esnoa. pts Bpoa bis family property snd tho Lef
l.tafs rth with compelled Nj Coy 20 drop hi' solsa
f.stbers snd ~ bask 70 hsrmpis bonne o. inst he 10
no l.ug-r a Chieksr0s but plato " joey ~ bsie~
fors There are stl macy excellent P.sno'ofe ZINES
Ell f3r Sir Cor u select f0mi such 80 WOOSTER hsf
ke : ch isai serve Cor, % porc1ssefs ~ mo'i.
s in.trlnIsnt makers We have treat Al plfston iof
COgs zsouity ir making tirsei f,"oes ~ 1aop.Dss
r-.l eI's.ty c-l-bfs We UOctsr tnat scue 81 cor
suIhof. have n0t bic Don siniisr ekPrfient Mr. -
MINT lie he name Of Wssnii glon ifg1g Dir - mat
IA William 81 Prescott and Mi -- Tho popular name
- Ch.r@s Disksas Mr. Coy - excellent sPscinen
of .h.ro Ysokrs BAT then, nf Chckcrgs 10 apetbsr,
IN h.1 Greek meets Gress then cones tie tpg q wsrl
.na 10 The dsht Of nsule hf Chicserns bAs proved
himtsif t1s smarter Ysnkse Of The t~o
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AFFAIRs IN ENGLAND AND IRELAND.

The British Journais-The People Aiming
Parliament The Navigation Laws go ne
Chartists and the People Of Irelaad ARM
ing-DriIiing and Target Firing The O'Con-
neIi--A great Ten-Party IN DubiIn-s team-
ship Hermnon-Faiher Mathew Embarked
for America.
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TERRIBLE NURDfRs.--We heard on Sa'urdsya
f.a pauculs ~ some terrible murders eDlontod iast
Tg-sdaq IA sht a. GsT.sn1sse hlss On Dr. LJnff snd
family " tnat place. Tns bodies u Dr.. Lsngsoo aedons
OF his children found murdered ia bed. Ins BODY
N snthsr child found dead 90 the fori sod The boey
m.sher snd ~f- lying ceas AZ tbs gate 70 ioe )sfd
W. have very imperfect details BY p.sssnsefs ~b~ az
rived here Yesterday Of thistsfioe sisashtsr sPPfs
that The Family employed negro fefysat nnch staHs.
her ,i The house u DR.. Lonsson hsd been dssuoysd
BIZ fro t~o before the D1Idsf snd y -
was ocss oosd By this serssaI 10 coinm,ns '.es 'ei
- Mobile Herald, April 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-09
Freights at Liverpool.

During the past week little alteration has taken
place in the price OF freghts. Rates remain much
as asst quoted both for goods and passengers but
~itbou. animation for either. To New.York' dead
weight los per ton fine goods POS coarse, los
hardware, l5s; earth enwsre, 7s 6d to IS