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county, rs % De IONNU AZ TNo hNU-
eribers BOOT 4 SHOE STORE, in Elhton.
Sign Of the Zig Foot.
prsste the Ceart House.
lac subscribcr would respectfully lntorm his
riends, and the public generally, thai ne has
urchasod Of his brother, tnoch Crouch) his
nitro stock If Ladies', Mssos, and chtiirans
cots and ahurs, and has commenced man"iao-
urins Ladies' Shoes Of every description lie
$ now prepared to accommodate all who may
@vor him with a call, with mems wonen's and
chiiArens boots and shoes ofthe best sort AT very
few prices. TilOS. G. CROUCH
nElkton, Feb 2Gth AS.
n. y. Country produce taken exchange
FIR bao.s and shoes. Wanted boOsGmd shoe
akors.
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~ ARDWARE, Qneensware, Glassware
= saad Mantle ornaments, for sale by
nay 2tth Vim gTTi.
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elevated throneke upon das Oh the p.quani French
5rurettes presiding with persuasive grsce-;hs unver
ss tasts-tss want Of dAniies-ta0se singular fungi Of
,astelessne.s AMI vulssriiy which the world beyond
Par. would expect aud here. bat which are neces
s.ry unknown 10 streets whore taste IS the frs lsv
Of srb tous appearsnce-al this begns 70 se again.
and ere need not despair Of being sole % see Paris even
under Republic.
Aud Why no;i When the mos, sing ular iaci OF mod
err political history prints itself upon the asionisaer
Time and the Bourbonites sni the Oresrists unite 70
make Bonsparts President OF Republic ofFranee,-
Why should not al the briance Of al the dynasiies
be concentrated IN the Capital sud sndow Paris with
triple glory Only-good So Louis ii the result OF
the combination IL our President should symbol It's
universal result
Yet the interest Of the city Is always rather vague
than vital Only Notre Dame, solemn and sad, grim
and dsrk ssif a whole ocean OF midnight tradition had
battered with black biiiows forever resl romsnce.
Even Victor Hugo hss not digested entirely. Noire
Dame.
It's in the Thesters too ths, detects the dawn
OF a returning confidence The French Opera has
dragged through the early Winter with Madame la
Grange tall passlonless prima donna, without true
ear and only fair voice aud the magnificent wreck Of
Duprez Yet many wreck rides tbs sea more proudly
than other fulrigged barks Better stately spanish
saleon drifting mastiess and sail less TO destruction,
with freight Of romsnce lasting while spar ias's'
than new Daichman cumsi'y careering to port with
cargo Of cabbsges
Another time ! viii ssy more Of Duprez for he de-
serves better tran TO be turned OF with troPe.
Now. at the French Opera Visrdot Carols "a about
appearing In Meyerbeers Huguenots in which her
roe Of Valentine made gres,.mpression upon the best
London crucs-sni Csriotta Grisi IS TO return from
Berlin sni her satstory Cerito IS
20 dance in a new ballet the Animster Flowers, in
which her husband - Leon Is TO lesp and fiddle
Al the French Opera too, the Bal Mosques have com
menced sud Mussri the Strauss OF Paris. was borne
about the theater n Triumph upon the shoulders OF the
devo, French youth. 10 wa. true triumph, said
the sympathetic journals " hich months ago said OF
Cavagnscs defence" ,t was true triumph
Then the Italian opera opens Tuesday, after a
long and melancholy interval. Roncoai has taken a
ease and all promises well for successful Spring,
with Alboni Lablsche and Ronconi the baritone.
Mario Is promised aud Grisi floats dim on the very
verge OF hope On Tuesday /, commences with the
CeucrentoIa' of Rossini.
At the same moment Rachel Il To reappesr At the
Theatre RepubHqle. opening on Saturday n Cornce' 5
Horace More Of these tine things anon.
D.
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on any difference. under he article which hs. been

without any difference, under tn. article which has been
substituted
2 The American GoverDm. ni, by Uppressng the l0fh
srtice % l- Treaty. Of Guadalupe did Dot IN any way IT,
teLd srnu the grants Of ards made by Mexico 10 he
coded territories These grant,. notwhstsndins he lP-
preston n the article Of the Treaty, pfes@rge IL ega
hitch they may possess ard The grantees may cause
heir legitimate niles 70 be sck1o edged before Tie Amer
lean trluunas
Conforns5y 70 the law Of re United States. legitimate
titles 10 every description Of properly personal ard real
eXf.ng The coded Territories are Hose which were e-
pitmse Mites under the Mexican Jaw 10 Csf1rris aud
New Mexico 10 The 18Th May, 1875, and 10 Texas up 20
The q March, 8J6
j. be Government Of lie Jniied States By suppressns
tie concluding paragraph Of Art u q ~ Treaty DID DOT
intend 10 deprive he Mexican Rep1be Of the free and u
restrained faculty. Of cedins conveying Or mastering a.
any time, as may gdge best the sum Of Twelve mion'
Of dollars the sad Government Of tne United states
deliver 10 the places designated by ne amended sc
And hese explanations having been accepted oy the IN
= F0reg All rs Of the Mexican Republic b. declared
the OF he Government hist with The understand 2
conveyed by Them the said Government would proceed 70
rally i1s Treaty Of Guadalupe as modified by he Senate
and Government o. the United States 10 testimony Of
which heir EIceencss the Aforesaid Commissioners and
the Minister have signed sid sealed 10 qunilp caie me
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On the goth OF December a portion OF the disai
iected Loco-F Zoos and Nuliers Of Texas held meet
Ing In Houston 70 demonstrate against the application
Of the Wilmoi Proviso 10 the new territories and 70
instruct the immediate Congressional Representative q
Houston Co upon this subject. Committee OF TWEEN
" nine reported lengthy preamble and series OF re'o
lions similar 10 the vaporings Of TIE south Carolina
Loco-Focos on the subject Of the Proviso.
The meeting denounced Mr.. Polk for putting rs 'ig
nature 10 the Oregon Territorial bill and the exclusion
Of slavery from Oregon was declared 70 D. papaole
and waniOny insui,in. violation Of the COnsutuuon-
lt wa by ihls august oody farther
Re.aro3 That he slate Of Texas claims 10 herself M
sh ~ s-e and determine Tor herself ler osn oOlld ares
scd a .he VII when necessity exercise nat rghi o.! a.
hazards ani against 81 parties Ila her NE 20 IhsI pof
ton OF VIA, Is formerly The Department u Ne~ne xic
ii1l q d. st- u The Rio Grsr1e Sc carved out VI ne
sword and With tls sword sle vi maintain IT, should
The necessity be- forced upon her.
shade OF Jack the Giant Killer. and all tho other
bloody minded men OF antiquity What VIII become
OF all Of Us
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
saturday In the Hou.e-sew toin"ge'
of The Tribune.
u. .a...,ornN saiuIdaY. Eel-

Correspondence of The Tribune
WILMINGTON. Saturday Feb g.
A dull day Of naked work IN the house-'',e
ooosideration OF Private Bills which bad been oO-
;scted 10 and laid over for discussion. doze" OF
a. were passed-two or three Of them IN l"'O. VI
Kew Workers one, apprehend' oi douD'.u' JUS
ice aud likely 70 open wide door 70 c''in'S i.''
t..he,,, deemed valid. 1t was clam for the DE-
......,;,, ~ Treasury Notes RENTED 20 con-
- dining the war Of l-l2-l5, and Dy DIM
pledged As security 'o- loan and sold un'e' 'no
rie3ye a. discount while the GoVefhine n'
't,,oed him their iau nominal amount. thought
80 doubtful claim but il was sustained by
I.,oe majority and VIII doubtless be paid Di'to
n some others. 0 Tor an honest and capaO'e
Road os Commissioners Of Claims
The Senate took recess today Legislative
labors are very exhasstiug.
Ibave seen the GOLD DOLLAR, aui a very pref
,ycoi,itis Letus have such coined no abund-
soce. and silver three-ceut piece 10 match ]
,,,.t all who are hostile to small Bank Notes VIII
eco in for the God Dollar and the friends OF Cheap
Postage for the three-cent picce-or twoii we can
have Postage so low. have no faith in laws sup
pressing small Bills while the People find them con
venient Itanperccive no good reason for such sup
sson-but shall very willingly see them sup
planted by something more acceptable The Silver
Dollar IS a clumsy and cumbrous affair the Colo
Dollar IS new broom which viii sweep clean
for time doubt not that its coinage Will be
ordered very soon. So prepare for the colder
shower, IN They viii have to be earned like
other dollars except from California diggers and
traders aud the manufacturers Of wild cat Bank
paper. Good dollars, Specie or Paper imply the
payment Of an equivslent)
The threc-ccnt piece is greatly dcsrabic-no
quarter dime, ms some have commended. VIII
tins addition 20 our present coinage, 1t would never
he necessary to give more than one cent 90 making
change Let as have Low Postage and conyeni
CIT COIN
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The Legislature OF this State adjourned sine do
on the 18th January. The Burlington Hack Eye says
The Locos in tho Legislature. became ashamed Of
their sttutiona project 10 dsranchse Pottawat
tame Co and permitted the bill to die natural destn
Their action la the matter 10 however on record
An Iowa City correspondent Of tho S. Lonw Rspsb-
lican ntmates that the bill for the dsfranchisement OF
Po,to wattamie Co. has become law. II IL should
prove correct that this County has been botted out OF
existence on account of the religious and political
opinions Of It's inhabitants the Loco foco majority OF
this Legislature will be remembered oy tneir consuW
ens for their tyrannics prescription OF American free
men.
During the session act has passed exempuns
homes worth $500 from execution on ali debts con
tracted after the 4th OF July next now eppropns
don of 90 900 has been made for the completion OF tne
capitol This building has already rising el0o0 900
go much OF the locating the capitol OF Monroe cry
or rather, making that city the permanent Sest o.
Government" has been repealed; and the money psd
for ots at that place. ordered 10 be refunded 20 tne
purchasers An entire new school law has been adopt
ed changing radically the existing law 10 many 70
spects ~ this act q school district 10 composed Oh
whole township An agent has been appointed iof esen
land district In the state 10 complete the SELECTION VI
the 800 900 acre grant the State for school purposes
branch OF the University has been established ct Du
buque BY log rolling with the friends OF branch I"
Fairheld with an amendment, however, proposed ~
the friends Of the parent institution which VIII esve
the branches without vitality for some time 70 como
This amendment provides that no moneys shall De-
drawn from the present institution for the support on
any branch until the revenues oil the unworthy snsh
exceed 50 900 per from the ~ section grant oy
Congress An act and ordinance mas been aoop.so &c
cep,ng the propositions made By Congress, on the "a
mission Of iowa into the Union ss state Wthous
this measure she would not have been eshted 70 the
grants made by Congress. The lsbors OF the Leeish
tufe at this session, sum up AZ follows sensrn
s. local acts g. jont resolutions 80, memoriase To
tal
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FIRE Is TROY, AsD Loss OF LTE.-About four
o'clock thi. morning ire broke out on the pre- misses
Of the Old Ferry House, on the corner o. Ferry and
River s,s occupied b. r Welhausen as German tay'
err Il soon spread through the old row on Ferry-st
from From. 70 River 81 making clean sweep. The up
Der part Of dwellings Nos H. ll9 l2l adjoining on
Rigerst were 20 badly injured they probably will not
- repaired Also a double building on Frontst The
10, snd buildings on Ferry It were owned BY aessr'
Cushrnau and Wswel next adjoining oy tne estate Of
stephen Warren and the double buildings on River
and Front SIS BY Messrs. Gale. TIE occupants we're
IS follows
Rirsrst-No III. By Franklin Hibhard and Nahum
Dole No Ilg by Jack Jones and Mr.. Harrison No
ill BIZ 4 Mimic insurance on furniture 500
Frrrgst-Ferry House, By Il. We.lhsusen; insurance
on furniture. 81, 100 Hartford Company WIN. Devine
"Old Joe's Halfway House - no insurance. John
Quinn. bsck.mi.h shop; no Insurance. FroHts-
Double building By Gilbert Hubbard, James Polsn,
Boornhover and Mr. Follet. Insurance on Gale prop
er;y $4,000 probable loss $1,000 in Howard Company
sex.York This We believe, Is all the insurance OF
buildings
A colored bog named Henry simmons aged sbou, Il
years burned - death In the German tavern. IL Il
feared that others may nave met the melancholy
fate. Troy Budget, lst.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
2Jl Msmb0s.
s.<su-l Robert W. Johnson.


ASaA>su-l. Robert W. Johnson.
DELAWARE Il John ". Houston.
FLoRIpA-l. 4. C. Cdbel
GEoRGIA-l. Thomas 3. Kirs >. NJ Welourn =
Alien r Oreu 4 h. A. HARRISON ; Thos. 4. Hsckeu
g. Howell Cobb :, Aludnd0 N NfPAsr' < Roe0'
Toombs
lILISos-I. w. Il B.sell; =, Jno A. McCIeInsnd.
3 Thomas r. Young I, Jno Wentworth :, william
A. Richardson; s, Efrdrd ID. Baker T. Thomas L.
Harris.
Iowa, VIM Thompson . shepherd Letter
NAME Elbridse Gerry ., Nathaniel $. Little
feld. g. John O,is 4 Ryfas A Goodsaor. y Cullen
sswteue g. Charles Stetson 7, Thomas u Fuller
MAssAcHusrrrs-l Robert C. Etnthropi 2. y
King 3. James H. Dmgcos 4, Charles lHer, q. 50
I, George AshmHg' J"iiH' Rocsrta > hordee "a"''
If 4 > o Orin Forlv 10 Joseph Grirreh
MIcHrGAN-l, Aw. Buel ?, W@id~ SpreS"f Il. Sd
3 X. : Bingham. - .
MlssoyRI-l. James b. Bowlin ?, William v y
Bay 3, James $ Green 4, Willard T. Han ,, Jonn =
NEwYoRx Il. John A Kias =, Daeid 4. soso 2.
J. Philips PhGHiI; :. Udlty Uld1kM ;, Geo Br'sss'
8. james Brooks. T. EiAam Nelson :, r. HdLosay. ?.
Thomas McKiss0cs 10 Herman D. could; H. y N 81
r,,,er. ~ Gide0a o. Reynolds a. Il. , 10, John L.
SchoolroN; 49, Cargo r. dHdrors; ID, J. r Truman
Is. Haeh Uhhe. Il. n T. Alexander IL. Preston
King AZ :. 10. Charos f. Clarke 20 O b. Mafteson
81 Hiram Walden - Henry Bennett y I'm. Dner
a. DANIEL GOT % Hdrrrdn 5. Congeri 20 w. n Jses
son % ~ A. Sacfeu y, A. NJ Sch'rmsrhorn - Rob
yt L. Rose; 30 Ddrid Rumssy 81, +. Risly. - T.
Spauldiag 80 Harrty Putnam "a Lormso Burror'
NEw-JrssEy-l. iHdrer A. Hly; Um. 4. Neeea.
g. isaac Wdrck T. John yan Dixie 5. James k,rs
OHIo-l. David I. Disney , l.. ID. CamPoeH, u :.
g. r c. Sohsnck, 4. Moses X. C0rrtn 5. Emery ID
Potter s Rodolphus Dickinson; 2 Jonathan d Nor
ris John L. Taylor o Edison b. Olds 10. Charles
sweetzer; II John X. Miller ~ Sdrpnei p gtnfo.
10 w A Whi,tlesey Ia. Nation Erd"s Is Nm r
Hapig. (F 50; l6. Moses Hoagsnd H. Joseph Cable ;
Is David X Carter; 10. John CroreH ESD ~. JOS.
r. Gidd,as. n 50; 81 Jos. NJ Root, FS)
PESSsYIyASIA-l LEWIS c. LEVIN, 2. Joseph n
Chandl,r; g. Henry D. Moore a. John Robbins Jr' ,.
John Freddy; 8 Thomas Ross 7. Jesse O. D.eksy =
Thaddsus Ssueas 9 William Strong 10 NJ NJ DIM
mick: H. Chester Builder; H. David Wilmot f ~ I.
- Joseph Casey Il. Charles W. Pitndn - Hr,y
Mes; 10. James X McLsnahsn IL. Samsd CaIvfn ~
A Jackson Osle 10. Job Mann 90. r. r. Red II.
Moses Hampton 20 John W. Hore Fs.W) % James
Thompson; "a. Alfred Gilmore.
SoUTH CAROLINA. Daniel Wallace 2. j. L. Orr
| 3 J. A Woodward. T.. John Mcqueen ). A. Burt q.
| Isaac T. Holmes 7. w. +. Cocock.
VERmoNr-l William Henry; ?. Vim Hoard j.
Gs0r1s p. Marsh 1. L. y. Peck
WIscossrN Il CHARLES DuRKEE, (F.s); ,. Orsd.
mus Cole 3 James ID. Doty.
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CANADA AMNESTY BILL.-The bill granting
fuu and unqualified amnesty TO all persons who took
part in the civil dissensions which disturbed Canada u
or 2 years since is entitled An Act for the Queen
most Gracious General and Free Pardon and has a.
ready passed both Houses by unanimous vote Mac
kenzie who was excluded from the dement's OF all pre-
yious measures Of this kind, will now be at liberty to
return
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,


Correspondence Of The Tribune
sFy,TE. .wAgm~0roS, Friday Feb T.
On motion OF NJ CAMERON. amessase was sent
., ,h u,u,s requesting il return the joint resolu-
80, ,s.,ed BY the senate extending the time tor re
os,iag BIDS for prrtus tina, il might be amended
eh.,,ioy the time from Is, March 70 some time IN
The Postage bin was then taken up
Mr.. NILES made speech 10 reply 70 M Al.
=, ns5e some days ago. The bill was then passed
over -. i.
been returned by the House, was taken Up, and The
l4th Feb substituted for the let March.
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WASHINGTON. saturday. Feb.
The Senate was not in Session today.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. SrErHENs Of Ga. Immediately after the jour
nsl had been read sent to the Clerks desk resolution
which read It called upon the President TO trans
nj, 20 the House copies Of the 9th, 10Th and l2h aru
Giles of the Treaty with Mexico as originally submitted
20 the Senate also q inform IN, senate whether there
was any evidence in the state Department OF the fol.
lowing Protocol having been agreed 20 by the L. :
COmml-sioneTs.
PROTOCOL
OF The confluence, previous to The rsihcsucn sn3
change OF The Treaty 81 Peace between Ambrose Sewer
ard Nathan ford commissioned Ministers PenipOten-
usy on ths Part OF the ntei States Of America and Don
Luis De Ia Ross Minister Of Foreign and Internal Afas
| Of The Mexican Republic
In the City Of Cgauaro on the 18th o. he month Il Msy
l8i' al conference between their ENcesnc-s Naihs
Clifford and Ambrose n. SEWER Commissioners Of The
nied States ~ Amsrcs with fall powers from .h-r Gov
suOns ~ regsrd 10 The amendments which the and
Government OF The sad United ssi-s have n-ds n The
Treaty. - Peace Friendship Limits an1 De fais seri-ri
The Two keplnlcs signed Ia the City u Gus1s
sua Htdaso. tle Il dsy OF fclrasTy % t- present
wear sd - EN-eency, Don Luis &c Is Ross Minister
sorego Ansirs Of The Republic cf hcNco was agreed
,1 10 record In the present Pfo col he following eXpa
- oos oh their Aforesaid EXcec1ces tue Commission
. pave n the mans OF heir Government and 10 fun men
o. lie commission conferred upon nem near The Mexic az
Republic. 49,. nj, -,
ce Of The Tresy u GUsdSgpe, sud sabsuuing ne 50
article The Treaty OF LolsAns dd not intend - onisi
IN any what agreed upon ny me aioresa1 hne'
Oh la favor q the nhsbans OF h- territories Gee co oS
Mexico lis understanding IS that al OF ihai ssreeinen
10 conseQleuce al the privileges aud guarantees elV 20
Aucs aud giOus whch would have been possessed o,
the nhAhan Of tho ceded territories II the oh article
The Treaty had been retained, VIII b. enjoyed oy Asu
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS

INFAMOUS BARBARITY.-Aiew days ago Mr.
Levi Martin superintendent Of the Canal Boat Depart
ment at the Atlantic Docks was brutsy asssiled by
number OF Jersey oystermeu while engaged 10 some
smack of staten Island The ruiiians Ia consequences
Of some supposed insult. threw him and two friends
who accom- panied him from their vessel into the bay
aud when he made effort regain the deck he was
severely beaten with handpsi and other weapons
Determined however not 10 perish without making
desperate struggle for their lives the three almost
drowning succeeded in getting on board the craf
when they threw their assaants into the hold and last
ened down the matches They then made sail TO Brook
lyn but before they could adopt measures for the fur
Their punishment ofthe men who maltreated them some
persons released them from durance and permitted
them 70 escape Brooklyn Adv.
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CASAL MEETIsG IN BUrFALo.-There was
.pri,ed Gathering of the business men OF Buffalo on
the evening Of the 3ls ut TO appoint Delegates to tho
Rochester Convention called for the 9Th inst 10 Aks
such steps AZ may be deemed necessary 10 secure .
fair share Of the Canal Appropriations % the Western
section Of the state. Ths Mayor presided and mum
Der OF energetic addresses followed Finally, ten Del
egate. were appointed As follows, and the meeting
al burned T. G. spsulding, Walter JOY George w.
CAnton Thomas NJ Foo,e, George w TIT, John Hoi'
Letter IL B Potter, William A. Bird William hetchum,
Joseph g. Mssten.
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ARREST or MURDERER.-We learn from the
Hlrtford (Tf) CoraHt that John Brown the lrishman
who murdered Miss Turner, in South Coventry, was
arrested in Lebanon on Thursday, and committed to
Toland County Jail Brown is said by one of the New
Haven papers 10 be idiotc.
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FIRE IL DASIELsONyILLE.-W learn by the
Vndham County Tsesraph Of Friday, that the IRE
which occurred AZ Dsniesonyille, CT on Friday morn.
ing Of last week destroyed property 10 the amount Of
about $4,000 Of which 5000 was covered BY IN.
surance The large building known as the Arcade and
owned by Messrs Thos Backus. VIM. James and rfee'
man James and valued AZ 1880, was burned 70 the
ground Judge Backuss once was IN the ouh1lns sho
all ts contents consisting Of his Law Library OF DO
In value so Ia notes the Probate Records Oh the
Dstrct for the past "a years and MANI otner valuable
pagers we're destroyed. Insurance % Library SUI
Me.srs Bacon Dsnieson furniture dealers Joss - w
-iusursncs 81 800 =. H. Chamberlain s. Co. lost
goods valued a. IS O0O-iasursnce 81 800 Dr. Fisk los,
tue entire contents OF his Office valued az ell 90 ard
each SlOO-no insurance
FIRE.-The Cromford Sill, formerly known as
the Old Pomire, Sill, wss destroyed By FIRE last Wed
nesday morning The hre caught from spark from a
lamp 10 the mule room. IL Sss Insured AZ the Manu-
acturers Mutual Ofce Of this city for $4,000, and al
the Protection Office, Hartford for 81 80 The loss ID
estimated al $4,000. Prov. Jour.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-AbOut clock Yesterday
huger soOve Milford, totally destroyed by nre
The loss Is estimated 81 go 900. We understand
IL Is partially covered By insurance. Gin. Chron. 3Osh
MURDER.-The Clinton Oneida Co. Radtato'
says tha, letter has been received In that place an
nouuciDg that J L. Wloughby, formerly bookseller
Ia nton has been murdered in Georgia BY fellow
trader whom he had greatly befriended The murderer
arrested but subsequently acquitted on the plea Of
insanity.
The O'NEAL MURDER.-Patsey A. Troxdaie
Nicholas stephens and VIM. E. Upton have been con
vcted In OyertOn Co. Tenn. OF the murder OF sne
o Neal family, Mr.. and Mrs o Neai and I'VE eanoten
The Supreme Court has granted ne" usi 10 inc case
ESCAPE OF A PRIsoSER.-William Barry, ar
rested By officer Russell day or two ago as
from the Justice Of the state Of New YORK wnere ne
charged with burglary, escaped yesterday from the
City Lock up in consequences OF the alleged csreess
| ness OF the turnkey. The turnkey wa. immeosie
| discharged BY the Mayor. .Pnilsaea 5usieHn' a.
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The Hnyre de Grnce Ferry BoaI.

BE- TsIearaDh HAvRE DE GRACE. Sunday. Feb (.
The steam Ferry boat has been extncated IRON
her position in the ice and taken up 10 the wharf she
was got eff by the assistance Of the boat Relief IRON
Baltimore The boat has sustained no damage There
IS siill considerable Ice in the river
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JoHN q. SAxE.-We are glad to see, 10y the
=. AJaas VA Messenger that JOHN G SANE the poet
and humcrist whose dangerous Illness was lately
chroncled by the papers IS now conyslescent and his
ultimate restoration TO health is hardly matter Of