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HERNIA --.- CAPT sH.ssos. 80 Rosou... sal JAY
~ feDf 49, capt L9rr F0f seF lork July
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% % ~. he Steamers eaF- BREMEN Away. on the l5h and
.OJTHAhPION On lie 9 q t- Wien s0-h al. %
slniay hs 1Ay Of salls from Nes rork ill - gstl
INDEPENDENT LINEs--Fr0pg LirepO0i.
SARAH SANDS. Capt fso Yor1 MOI Az
SARAH Capt TasE,sos Fof se~ Yo1 Ia Oct 10
From HARE.
UNITED STATES caft For Ns~ YORK Mon Jolly 10
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~ The Diaphragm Fiber VIII be len for tral for %
or weeks with any person DESTROYS Of purchasing
Any communication through Dispatch Post to WaLIn
GBsoN, $40 Broadway. relative 10 repair of puhsss
Of Filters, viii be promptly attended The Filter can h
had OF all uie principal plumbers In the city e5o lmeoi
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LATEST DATES.

S,esavsay, r M Rthae PER- ssssess rrcss1 sfsi -
ExGIASD-t.a ss,a- -. Juo- = AFRIc A ,faur.-, =
Liverpool. M q cHiNA-cstt1a -
TRFfAST-- Dan - Z. ANfhfCA
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GoLD PMS" GEEAroS's" Celebrated Waran,ei Dn.
mondpointed Pens are now admitted TO b the bes sri
cheapest pens The word They are indesiuetos exesp
by actual violence and can be- had At II Cedars one do1
from the Post Office Also. Josiah Hayden Goa
Edward Y Princes" b" Levi Browns" Albert Bss
leys" the improved Brown" Pen far superior n
Old one and the pens every other maker in any qasnh
At reduced prices Gold pens repaired
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70 Hon. ALyAH HUNr, Hon 'HSi'io' d hN
MoAoAN Hon D. srJoHN anj lady and Comu'o'O''
-vtN~gs. are At the Astor House
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~ HAyISGToS' DIoRAMs Of the Creation,
the Delu-e. &c. worth a visit. some portions Of
the Deluge' very well done, quite striking and
always elicit from spectators tokens Of satisfaction
The scenic and optical effects ofihe exhibition through.
out generally well arranged and altogether the pro-
duelion merits the patronage il receives
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SAxoNY.

A fresh outbreak occurred a, Dresden on the 5th,
which wss no, wholly suppressed at the departure
Of the courier.
The LsiDstc GG-sf,s OF the 10th announces the
formation Of a new Saxon Ministry emposed Of
DR. Braun Minister VI Justice Dr. Won der Ptord-
ten. Minister OF the Interior and lad Infsr7ml Of
Foreign Affair. NJ Georsi. Minister OF Finance
and NJ Won Holtzendori Provisional Minister OF
War
Toe following is the programme Of the new
Cabinet;
PROCLAMATION
40 rHE PsoPLE OF saNO>N.
Called by His Majesty the King 70 lbs head Of sras
the undersn have usniousy sgreed 70 he follow os
fundamental principles and measures the s~esrns
Of the troops the ccusitutou the abolition OF the cen
sotshp forever Lac ~ithcut the concessions sOd
.-curi reform Of the ess. system the
basis Of publicity oral process trial Of penal offences
by jury; reform u the electoral recognition Of the
right Of at0a. 9TH precautionary measures sssns
sbuse Legal arrangement Of eee.e.issucs s5,s IN TIE
spirit Of toerstOo and eausty PROPOSAL for the revision
timely formation Of the great German Confederation, snd
the representation OF the people thefein Hts Msy has
been pleased approve Of these and principles
Accordingly the necessary ',ePs will b. taken to carry
them into eject.
The saxon peops will duly preeiste the great tua-
portsnce Of the Royal resolution aud do by msinain-
Ing Tranquility and order in the county
Or RRJAN.
DR. Won DER PFORDrES.
"GEoR6I.
" Drssdsn, Maros Is, ls4s.'
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Cost of Government,

The test Of good government is its cost under or
binary circumstance. A time OF profound peace,
such as Europe has enjoyed FOR upward OF thirty
wears produces that condition OF things which
comes under this category. In England the ex.
pense OF Government 10 enormous, as the tax pay
ing portion Of the public has long since found to its
cost and as the mass OF the people have recently
discovered in the shape OF reduced wages, to their
deep aud bitter discontentment In France, bow
ever. up to the 24.h OF February. the expense OF
Government was still grester-indeedt was, com.
psrstiyely speaking. enormous The cost OF the
French administrative system was, in fact quad.
ruple that Of the British. Thus, with public debt
amounting to one-third only OF that Of England, the
burden of taxes was heavier by nearly $4,000 600
sterling a year The assessment Of these taxes on
the Departments also was another serious grew
ance II was made without any regularity or re-
gard to the proportion 10 the population the real
wealth or the industry Of the several departments.
For instance the department Of Eure ct Loire,
with a population OF 2s5,000 inhabitants with a
minimum Of agriculture aud of manufactures paid
s.4el, 725f year while the department of Manche,
with a population of COS, 900 inhabitants, and, &C
sordng to the returns with maximum Of sgri-
culture and manufactures paid only 1901, i25f
Could such system las, much longer, even though
supported by the 200 600 bayonets which the willy
ruler Of the French people had formed into a
hedge round his throne-the only divinity tina,
hedged roand his kingship /. is impossible.
The pear was ripe, and il fell When will other
states read the warnings of History Alright IL IS
not sufficient for satisfied orators in Office or out OF
Ofice to declare that a country Is great and pros
porous as did those Of the France Of last January
the people must have cause TO coincide with them
or their words are but " as the idle wind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

APPOINTMENTS By THE Postmaster GEEsERAL.
Hiram Sherman, P. NJ Gates, Monroe County N Y wee
X Lee, resigned ChAndiy L Phelps, NJ Aleter Greek
W.ss oDsid. vsl.y, M.sscn County n Y vice
H. s. Kelly, resigned . 5 Oaks, 2. NJ South Ruuand
Iefsr.on County, N vice S Oaks resigned. Joseph
ryrrell. NJ. Meredith Delaware County y. \. vice
D. H. Eadun, resisned. Elmer 4 Garbul ?. NJ Carlton,
Orleans Couny. n. Y. vice Ensis rssgns5 sylvsne'
Godle, p NJ NeE-fork Mills Oneiaa 20 n 1. vice Seth
Marbie, resigned
RIM AND MURDER son killed By ASs F1tAer-
Ga the 10Th Of March sercston toos place In HsSfon
tais county between Titus Fostei ana h 500 Iia'
he 18th The circumstances are 10 brief these IL sp-
pss that the old has long been addce TO The vice
~ aud while under the nhaence OF idaor
x.s in he habit OF abusing his wife who she alleges
vas ssd remain with him. ard requested her son toe
deceased to come and take nsr 70 hls nome ne
the residence Of bis father for the parpse o. eompye
with the request Of his mother some dispee G9's
the manner which the Old sdy 'hoad eaVe sna scar
a. amazed between the fsher and 10 which the orm-r
"a. thrown down bet not injured The SOC then oft The
house and followed BY The old man, with krhe 10
M, hand with which he maze frequent attempts % sse
- on and xh,n about seven rods the house seeom-
plished his purpose The knife entsrec ne en- orsAs
sad Psnsa ssb me RS... Psss E.S sooas held a
pousst on the body Of the deceased on the -n u ana
the nry returned verdict OF wilin murder ana me pa,
onsr wss conveyed to the county jail on his E.y 70 ~hen
hs met the funeral procession on their return from ne
harris. of his 500 Tho prisoner seventyt1u, Yeas od
and is wealthy farmer. lSADu' mn
You've GIRL CHARGED WITH POISONING HER
vorzrR-sussn Kane, who completed her fourteenth
year YESTERDAY, was the afternoon committed 70 jan
mon The verdict OF Corooers inquest nadins ta1 sne
had administered poison to her mother MIS- NAY
IN whereof she died on Saturday evening al her resi-
49, c,rner ~ Curve street and Harrison avenue IL
was proved she purchased arsenic on Friday ana
t,r the purpose she said. Of killing rats ana o nA.
sd,nt,ea that she pat scms in her methsrs food
an ,ns S,v named Her mother had lately fepreved DER
h,,"Iv n, beoz out evenings Coroner Pratt bed an
isaas, Yesterday, and the results Of postm sA
ANIMATION. showing the presence o, tns -. M. ,oh
.tomach we're testified 70. lcosUn VS. w.
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Agriculture.

France has Ministry Of Agriculture, and Ike
all Ministries il was much Wanted by the sweet
voices Of those in possession oil The advantages II
could impart as well as by those who had those
advantages in expectation. But under the foster
ing care Of that department of the State, /. is the
fact France did not grow Wheat enough to supply
her inhabitants with wholesome bod. IL is in evil
dence that, on a general average, seventeen quar-
tiers of inferior Corn maize, or other grain, were
consumed for ten quarters OF Wheat that Ia the
forty-three most agricultural departments, the pro
portion was twenty b ten IN the ten most agrl-
cultural thirty four 10 ten and that the pauperism
of France amounted 10 six per cent OF the popus-
ton Manufactures and trade were under the pro
lection Of the same Ministry. and were managed
with equal success The protection accorded TO
both seemed TO consist In preventing the French
from manufacturing those goods which they could
produce at small cost and sell with advantage
and In promoting the manufacture Of goods, which
could not be made but at immense cost Ia insult
fcient quantity. and which could be obtained else
where at trhiog cost. IL enabled the iron mas
tiers THE Duke de Cszes, for instance TO manu-
facture and sell at tl4 4l6 Sterling per ton. the
iron which could be imported from England at 10
and the Ministry who did that, without saving the
Duke from Insolvency. proposed the suppression
OF the beet root sugar manufacture. which was the
main source OF prosperity IN twenty departments
of their country
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A Nsw MINERAL UsrruL IN Akrs.-Mr Blake

ANEW MINERAL USEFUL IN ARTs.-Mr. Blake,
lately citizen of Alexsoda, Va. and nov Of Akron
Ohio has discovered mineral 10 the negaoorhood OF the
latter place which promises TO be Of great value ne na'
visited wsshlsgtoe and received patent fer H. When
rst dug M IL Of the conssence OF sov and grsdns y
hardens in few days. to resemble slste and nna-
w. II becomes hsrd rock II Of the ceor OF moi
go Is pervious both to water and IRE. and admits OF Tue
naest polish When reduced 10 powder. and mixed up
with lnseed OIL has the appearance OF black paint ana
may be spread over WOOD &c Roofs hsve oeen
guarded by II sgans Are and as does pot absorb me
rain, Il protects the rsers from decay 1t consists OF
sbou, half Of Silica fourth Of anmins. with less
proportions OF magnsss black oxide Of iron, saphsie oil
lrone lime and c.rhon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

TIE Dad SEA EXPEDITIONS. expedition
under the command Lieut. Iy pch arrived in the Oar
dsnees the latter end Of February and Saturday the
l6th Lieut. Lynch, with his officers and Interpreter, WIS.,
csved with much Kindness by the Sultan. who manifested
strong interest In the expedition Lieut.. Lynch pre-
sented the Sultan with several valuable American works
two OF them upon the North American Indians with some
nne eugavnss OF the chiefs and also several volumes Of
the Natural History Of New-Yerk." with numerous en-
cravings The Sultan received them grsciousy and
examined them long time with great interest and salts
act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12
Pardon. in New-York .

Hon c. Morgan Secretary Of State, has trans
mitte5. in answer to resolution Of the Senate a
Report embodying table Of the Psrdons granted
in each year since 1924 by the successive Cover
nors Of this State. The aggregates are as follows
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Thou II nurse thy babe beneath the vines,
Sit 10 the Summer air, and hear bird song,
And look with hones ewes into thy lords
All sweet thou II sit thee in lowly cot,
And chant good house wife songs and urge the msdt
LIST TO the coming ofthy lord. with ear
Bent 10 the lsttce and thy lips ssmile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

OHIo.-Gen. RALPH BucKLAsD of Lower San
dusky, has been appointed Delegate 10 the Sixth
District Josiah Scott, of Bucyrus, elector.
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WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT, IS La sht-

W st-Dr. 1kALL u nov snIsfgof BIS sseommods.
tons for patients Several additional rooms vito gym
nssum for indoor exercise, will 10 nrtsd up Previous 20
n. fr,t NAV Dr. applies this system 70 both seute
ana ehroae dss.sss generally 10 evers Of al tinds the
W.tsr treatment pfompt and certain Most Of the com
plants 90 common snd affecting az females are speedily
sad p>raaeatly relieved Children prsdispossd TO DIS
ease from organic msforson. sod ycuos persons vno
have such prespositon y errooeoas may
be xly mprosed and invsorssd BY Jsdieiou.
course Of combined WITH correct regimen and
physolOgiesi exercises - -,
Il & H.viox started tn. frst Hydropsthie Institution
Ia America asd having devoted segsrs years 20 establish
Ing The system 10 this city scientific essis DR. ais
esin. a. connection or syr psthy with thoss psssdehy
Srooaths sss NEEDLES. qsscs Who setap board houses
under the name Of Wser Cure and ~bscsver
or families are sick expose their fnorsnes or hIpoensys
by runrins after doctors OF the old sebeois ms In
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w for ~hieh pstsnt now pending burns on an err
,rsly new prineiple-th.t Of current Of he.'ed ar
ihroash the oil fountsn which gives perfectly white snd
brilliant iEh from whale oil lard The various Imits
ous witch are sdverrsed oesr rot the slightest ressm
bsBce prncipls or 10 poiot u ay economy OF cot
ysnencs Ma ufsetured solely by
ENDiCOTT SUMNER. l06 Elm-st. near Canal,
and .od By tssn scd their sahorrsd assn throuzhou
the uaile5 States " Boil for the ,ams So esnts per
gallon Kicay ornsmen,ed bsohEsd styles nov ready
Ill L.
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Farther Foreign News.

,mgltd ron Freaes ard Erglh poprI rsaos,i AZ ne
Nef-T1ri Ti5EHs ore
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BERNUDA-We have received files OF the Der
INDIAN and Herald up to the 5ls ult but they contain
nothing Of interes, since our last advices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

ooctes fAieehoois devised for supporting the late
dynasty at the expense Of al that Was truthful and
honorable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

u JAMES p. ELLIS, Wing is elected County
Treasurer of Bristol county, Massachusetts,.
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? NTacts ION
FRANCE.

The Anteeedenfs Of the French Revolution.
Wetake from the London O5sarer the following
Interesting fsct. in relation TO the French admins
trstion under Louis Philippe. Read them, and the
reason ofthe Revolution vii be plain 70 you ft was
otsrn-a LafD-a.
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MEMORY.

We cannot rsre the traces Of the past
Heal up the Issged wound and have no seam
Tread down the burning ploushshars with our feet,
And feel ourselves unscsthed.-lt 10 our doom,
Aud we by patient sufersncs keep our souls.
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" We are indebted 10 Godfrey and Munro's
Express for Bedford papers in advance o.the mail
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TO MANUFACTURERS

SITUATION WANTED.-Ths undersigned, tho he's
Shsd msny years eSp-i-nes cotton wesvsr, Wishes
situation 90 u a large weaving establishment,
or hs will job Of ssrins looms lie sfs's tn BebJ
c. Harris. 10 pn-,t or David Punum, Commission Mer'
ant, New York Other ref-r-nces sfven n desired.
Adsrs:' HAMILroNFAuLkAER' Albion viIi.ss saith
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New-York Town Elections.
CnLuMRIA co

The result of the election in this county is very
gratifying AT the Charter Election IN Hudson, Mr.
MITCHELL the Wing candidate for MAJ was elected by
76 majority The entire Wing ticket, with the exception
OF one Constable. chosen 10 the First Ward By ma
orites ranging from TO 49, In the Second Ward Tho
entire Wing ticket chosen. with the exception Of one
Assessor on which the vote 10 tied The Supervisors IN
the several towns stand as follows:
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FORTHCOMING BooRs.-The citizens OF the III
erary world will be glad to hear that Miss ANNE
LYNCH is preparing for the press volume OF poems
which viii be accompanied with original Illustrations from
the first artists of the country We have had the good
fortune TO Of them from the pencils of Hunting
dom Durand Rosster and others This blending of the
arts Is happy ldea and Miss Lynchs classic thoughtful
poetry will be none the less acceptable exquisite
setting
Mr. TucKERxAs has in press a new and enlarged ell
ton Of his Italian Sketch Book, containing character
site sketches Of Italian life and history up the present
tine The chapters descriptive OF Sicily will be of espe-
cal interest at tho presen, time when that island has
taken such stand against the old expressions she
80 long endured The fret edition Of Mr.. Tnckermsns
book was reprinted England where II was very favor
ably received.
Mrs. OAKS SMITH has written & tragedy called The
Roman Tribute which spoken of in very high terms
by those who have IT. Ii Is founded on passage In
Roman history where Attla king OF the Huns forces a
tribute from the Emperor TheodosIus. We End number
of extracts the EreHing Post and Home Journal which
latter paper says of the gifted author:
with strong aud wel-balsnced masculine force, aud
the uest Of good sense she Is most feminine IN her per
makes 70 eur thinking playwright Of the most proms
ing quality"
We subjon few passages which will convey q good
idea Of the style of this WORK
DESTINY.
We iron Fstes
Unhuman- gods sbovs-cssed in your walls
OF sdsmant eternal our puny strength
1. crushed in contest with you The universe,
With all its goodly shapes. submission owns,
Hymuins obedienI harmonies, while we,
The toys and puppets Of your moving will,
Wrench at the bars Of our poor prison house,
10 strivir gs 20 schieve q way not yours
And all our aspiration all the dreams,
That make us hardly less than gods.
Ye moekinsy return in broken chaices
And are left like him, whose rooted strength,
Uphssved temple from Its base-sne died
Amid the wreck.
the sEtF-PIrY OF EXTREME 6RIEr.
will deal gently with mine own Door sell
For do feel deep, strange pity grow
For me so sealed and set spsrt for
In Gliding fonduess, could lay mine hand
On my weak head IS II It were not mine.
And sootbs II TO forsetfulness and dresms
seem 10 have two sslves-and this poor SELL
This weaker, trembling portion lay down
With ssser-like compassion and with tears
MEMORY.
We cannot rsEe the traces Of the past
Heal up the jsfged wound and have no seam
Tread down the burning ploushshars with our feet.
And feel ourselves unscsthed-lt 10 our doom,
Aud we by patient sufsrsncs keep our souls.
HONE.
Thou IL nurse thy babe beneath the vince,
Sit 10 the Summer air. and hear e:rd song
Ans look with honesl ewes into thy lords
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lNPANY.-Tns Stockholders Of ms New fosr sad Erie
Railroad CopsnJ hereby notified thai "a nstslnen'
Of ten doss per SHARE a share. On which The pay
neus hsrstor- made do DOT exceed sEhy i've dollar
/, ,saursd % be raid the Office Of the Company No -
W.llrreet. 90 or before the llrh day Of April next
BY order Of the Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
Msr~h IA MI I'm
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TIVE sEtF-PIrY or ENrREMs GREY.
| will deal gently with mine own poor sell
For do feel deep, strange pity grow
For me 80 sealed and set spsrt for woe
ln Gliding fOnduess, could lay mine hand
on my weak head. IS II It were not mine.
And sooths II TO forsetfulness and dresms
| seem 10 have two selves-and this poor SELF
This weAker. trembling portion, lay down
With sisger-like compassion, and with tears
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NOTICES

TREMENDOUSLY AND pCSLlsHEks
FowLEHs & WELLS,
Clinton Hall. lJI Nsssau-sf. n. \.
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nm WANTED-Ps,eut titl,s sisee TO soldiers on
lUU lsnds 10 Military Tract Illinois, which have besa
for many years sold for and rsdemptcn Az
Div from Il 20 oclocs OF address s. H. MATT as Liosf
tvs front ofir. aln lNs
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April 10, 1919.
A G. BADGER.

Nholders that have paid me instsmeat sailed iof
payable IL. Of November sf7, are hereby notihed ina
said Of dollar share Will be received
Al the Compsnys oee st the mine in Hudson Co nssS
Belsyills 81 the agency a South Fouftbst rhsds-
pnis before the lih day OF April 20 by oiosf
Of tie Board Of Directors A. MAXIM Ire~1feh
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RBOOTs AND sHOKs CHEAP-Gr,st BH.
gains BISHOP. xs9 Grand, corner Orcbsrd.st
viii open bis crest boot and sho- s'tsbiishmsn 90. 90
~ Saturday, Msrch 10. with very large ans exteo.
cys assortment Of boot. snd shoe. or the sprsg sbd
Summer rH6s Ladies hB> fsitsfs " aud ins for bos
hns o. and for sippen 4s So And Sci Tor oesnrfsli
moroeco boots for msns boots 20, l0s H. aDd 6s
for extra sewed 1s 10 and Hs 70, boyS boots Be- l0s
snd is for yoaths s. IL sod 10 for msn's bo -
aad To- for boys brorsns So and 20 Cheap, chesrest
Come and see whsf bassips mls In