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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
IN For Vera CIuz.--Ths ine and very fastsailng
-Ah. schooner HEROlhE, Capt Allen, having a
mediate dpsidS Fof balance II sbt or pa.59e s baR
ing excellent accommodations for cabin and sesee passen-
~ ia8 sDp On 00A no DEWEY V' CO.. s & q Gvsr St
4A sailing ship ISAAC AIIERToN apt Smith,
- having all her cargo engaged, will have immediate
Dispatch For pasHags only, having superior accommoda
jy26 L. II. GALE. SO Common street.
a. For Havre-The A fast sailing ship RADIUS
SHaAA Capt Dllng ham having The greater pat Of her
oaS 49, a 0siS cotton Is pa''a afs @
lA For Liverpool Pnssage OHlg1,The a fins
&t4 iastsaiiDg ship CATO, Capt. Wilmer, having all
-.-I- of her cargo engaged, will have immediate dis
MSncbp 1Ss apply on OOa IET Y p,' GALE so0nd
IVA 81 Common street
60 ing brig ,aAaDY Cap. Perkins, viii have m
mediate Dispatch For freight Or passage apply on
iva DEWEY 3 co, 81 Gayierst.
CoAsTwIsB PORTS.
- For New York The Al very irst-sailing ship
& AFFGHAH, Copeland. master is now ready 10
=. receive freight, and will have immediate dispatch
For freight passage, having Unsurpassed accommodation
'9 igss on G 3SSle w. ANDREWS CO. 81 Commoa.
Ia For NewY oTk.-EJ9 GLE Z IjEE-Ths ysly ia,l
&kfA sailing and A 1 Regular Packet Ship TENNES-
81 SEE, Albert Cook, master IS now loading. and
will meet with quick dispatch. For freight passage hav
superior apply to the Captain on board
VII jy1 '-' '1'-' SAMUEL TOBY & NEPHEW.
a. For Session Boston asd N-eso Orleans ReRRLay
&aAh Liue.-The fine ship UNICO6N tapt. George
4 Pollard, will have dispatch. For freight or pas
sage having fine Accommodation apply the Captain on
board Post Is, Second Individuality, or TO
jyl0 DEWEY & CO.. 6IGFavierst.
~ Agent. in Boston: Messn Henry. Lincoln 8 Co.
- For Boston.-BostOn and .Neo Orleans Rsgltla1
&t4A LI1s;=Fhe tine and very fast sailing A harA
ORION, Capt. John uTtis, will have immediate
dispatch. This vessel has superior accommodation for cabin
and steerage passengers, and fine state suitable for
family. For freight passage, apply TO the Captain on
board. opposite the Mint. or to
iva DEWEY & CO. 81 Gravier st.
- Agents in Boston, Henry, Lincoln & Co.
"a For Boston--The fine fast sailing regular packe
&fih ship PLATO BeaIse, master. having large pai
- q her, cargo engaged, will have Dispatch FO
balance Of freight or passage apply on board, OF
jy2 }. w. ANDREWS & CO.. 81 Common a.
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ANOTHER REDUCTION

HAS BEEN MADE in the PRICES of the GOODS at
KINGS, az Gravier st,
~ The proprietor has usi left for the Eastern Cities, in
order to advauoe Fall supplies and in the whle
the present stock will be
CLOSED OUT
expeditiouSy lower than The late low prices
~ No MERCHANT. TRADER, PLANTER or
HOUSEKEEPER should purchase before examining the
prices at
KINGS White Palace,
72 Gravier street,
jy@ St One door from Camp.
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CtAhIE 10 the Stable Of VIM r, BELL 144 Carondsle,
~ street on the 9TH inst, a Grey HORSE, Sad q
die and Bride between 10 and n hands high; LIN
black name, and tail partially black or ~
eight yean old marks visible The owner can have
him By paying expenses, je6u
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LATE IRON PoRT PHAYA.--The Sarah Abigail
arrived at Boston on The 18Th, from Port Praya,
which place she lelt on. the 18th ult. The u. s..
brig Bainbridge, from Africa, was there when de
former vessel left.
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Close Of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
THoAEAs BRAp9. Il ohartres street,
Selling on al a Sacrifice!

AE1VN1fa NhEU1i Il NhaIII6s oIIesE
WILL, from this date. commence selling off his entire
w stock OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
in order to make for his fall supplies Purchasers in
want of Silks. Shaws Bafages Printed Muslius Irish
Linens, any article in the Dry Goods line will consult
their own interest BY examining the Stock before making
their purchases the Goods will be sold BARGAIN
~ T. BRADY will, on the lst November, remove to
Store No. az CHAR TRES STREET, opposite where
he will open and splendid stock of Fail and Winter
DrB Goods. jy6H
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DIR. AMEs' TONIC BITTERs.

or all the remedies there be compared DR..
AMEs' TONIC BTTERs, prepared entirely from Roots and
ves az By gc that afflicted with Dyspepsia Ner-
vOus Affections Indigestion Constipation, Jaundice and all those
cases Debility which prevail great uthem
climate requires putting advertisement, but will
recommend ie BY us had wholesale and ea 81
CUsTOMHoUS + Street, New Orleans, La. je25 5m2dp
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THBATRH.


OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Corner Of Barohne and POYdTas streett.
Sole I.',se aud Manager. .. scaUBER
Stage Manager M VI N1YLoR Treasurer NJ + FUCKER.
~ Notiee.A Car LEAVE ne Theatre or Laaysis sBsy
night AFTER the Performance.
Beneft-of Mr.. }. 8. CHARLES.
gtATMhnAY EVENING, July 2swll be PERFORMED the Drama
= q THE LADY or Lyons Claude Menotte, Mr. Charles;
which, SINGING, DAEeiaG. RsGF4roass i Ky S eoa
slnde win fhE WHITE HORSE or THE PEPPERS. Capt.
" Ehs Pglce Department direction MoClos-
aquaI,s5 baore % iesS Of xd@iss sion; sDFsss cif-
cents. ceors Gsy Is os ol oe opsa sR 9o@ d nlS
to p hefe seats may be secured application to the Treasurer
PISTOL SHOOTING.
tB- The II, r. W. II. SILVER CuP free 10 an viii
|99s sholl 4oNDkY he 'sd every iosvas
Passchristiaa, July II, 1872 VIZ smi
BILOXI REGATTA.
n conformity with meeting held
4 at the Biloxi house. on the a Aasaa%1
PITCHER THE VALUE OF ONE 1l2ssz
HuEDRED DOLLARS 70 Be contested for on TUESDAY,
boats under The regulations Of the Southern Yash Club.
smaller ea Of 5oats to e eontsd for i@msdaey ae
the Int race under the same regulations,
do 50 as early q possible By Letter to he se6resry
JOHN MOUNTFoRT, Chairman.
JNo. W. NIXON, secIelaIy jg27 lOt
REGATTA ON THE. EAsTERN SHORE OF
MOBILE BAY.
To take place on MONDAY, The 3Oh july, 1S49.
THIRST PRIZE-Free for all boats
not exeeedng 80 feet keel. Dis .x.aa.$
tance. miles TO the windwaTd and . -
back TO the place Of starting. 81
Secead Prise-FIee for az boats not exceeding 20 feet
kee-Distaaee. miles to the wndward and back to the
place Of starring
Third PTizeFree for al boats not exceeding IS fest
Dhancs miles to the windwaTd and back TO the place of
starring
fourth Pffze-Freh for all skis not over u feet-Dis-
tanea Ga hiange) IL miles each way.
Fffk PriIeeFi or all boats pulling two pair of SOULS
Distance, ~ miles and back 70 the place Of starring.
Time OF sailng-for the First Raoe-l2 O'Clock, N;
.. q. o.. Second D.. l Pm.
-, Fourth M.
.. Fifth =. :. Pm.
IL No sail boat to carry either poles or oars.
~. The row boats pair Of SOULS and
tR The stating point will geoff Howand's Wharf.
~ All Of boats. with their measurements, 10 be
made or beloT ATURDAY the 18th inst at O'Clock.
NJ, at George Cuiums Exchange. u Dauphn street,
Mobile, where the prizes can be
ID. |. RICARDO. J.
C. L. ID. BISSELIs, Committee.
iy26 G. w. CULLUM,
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70 SCIENTIFIC ANGLERS

TVNHE uBdenigned, having the SOLE
Il Agency of ali the REELS manulaC- Srra Atesa
tured for the State of Louisiana, and for A'aiai
which he dsfes competition in the finish and workman.
shin, beng made by Messn j. F. & B. F. Meek of Frank.
fort Ky and acknowledged by all the fishermen surpsss
all the ConFOy Res ever invented made nOwin receipt
Of lot per Bride, aud or sale by the only person
authorized sell in l4Ouisiana.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n UlNlNE. GALQMEL, BLUE MASS, lPE- ~
Nnb Gao, RHUBARB, eto-As low for cash ~
as can be procured elsowheFe-Cal and j
I'm indgs;=DT. E. J. COXES PREPARA. 4alA
SdbS SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequslsd
remedy for Coughs, Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT. OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARiLLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable superior 70
TONIC EXTRACT or aARSAPARILLA AND
FARA4ACUM-The stEonEsss Preparation that can be
made.
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR, LIVERWoRT,
the relief aud cure CONSERVATION and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMLFUGE, RHEUMATIC LIEl-
E Especial attention paid 10 the treatment Of Rheuma
tiIms Bronchitis and Consumption.
~ Oioesor MAGAZINE and Poydras SITS. n23 1y3dp
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~ CALIFORNIA HUNTERS -Ea

A THE WI'I UNI
VIE undersigned has on hand DOube-banel GUNS,
RIFLFS United states RIFLES, PISTOLS,
LID PICKS and a number of articles for parties emf.
hing TO CALIFORNIA.
POWDER, SHOT, Bar Dead, Camp Stools, Cooking
aaratns of all kinds. For sale at As CHARITIES street. and
Hsg as at any house in the city: -
ALL KINDS OF FINE FISH to
rI O.stf ME- WIN. A. BEECHER. IS Charities st.
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BY FLORANCE Il TAYLOR.
ATURDAY, the 2sih u.-Wl be cold IL Banks Arcade At
- l2ocUct. d
NEGRO WOMAN, 90 years a. age, dn-rate Cook,
Washer and ute together with her Children yeargand
the oler IS years old - Titles fully guaranteed.
fsuns--f5aai. BH
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PoRT OF NEW OE1EANS:
4ATrrUDE, % 81 80 N.-LorsITuDr 80 w.--n Time Ga.
Cleared YESTERDAYS
Brig LOwdeF. Harh uesl. New York Wm. ClaeTF
Steamer Atlantic, BEoadWel ST Louis.
Arrived YsbtsFdags
mo arrivals from sea yeslerday.1
Efakhn0ATa.
Oregon HieFa, from Mobile
Gipsy, ule. trpm Bayou Ssfa-S hslss eQfoA.
storm, Hopkins, from L0uisvie-zco bales colsQh
Cant, puIiin, ifom AlabAma Landlng.,
Durnc. Latham, from NaIdgris. ATkeo Dalas copl.
nsadems hademau, fiom Cneinuatl. ,-stt u.
Martha Washingt0n Irwin. fiou Cinel4ni ~. uVl-
Natehsz. Leatheu, from Neksbufg-lae palsa cqltoA-
femOraudas
Sleansr Disaom len Lonavle On the leiA iRSi tspSlF
81 feet water in The Canal sad isllina.
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aOIIIU NNaII SLBamsniD UOmnauv.
HIS company having completed the orRapizaiion of
thetI Line OF Inc u = Mail Ste smers from Panama 10
q the tickets per each steamer. New York AND ofber
one fourth to Panama. ' ieS'ihs
The undersigned win be supplied with the tickets aDn,o
pnated TO New Orleans, In ample time for each stsa1sI
leaving Panama ''
Passage in Cabin from Panama to California. go. $50
PARADISE, LAWRAsoN 4 co 10y
jeI3 3m Agents. 81 Gravier street
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NEW ORLEANS /.

sArDRpAY MoRNINa. - p. la.
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-eN llat-sti- ~ egdUhEA.
Acting Manager. -. ....... Mr.. j. g. CHAnBES.
Siege Managsr ~ W. NAYLoh Ireaanfsr M n TUCKER
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Via Bay ST. Louis. Pass Christian, Mississippi Civ
~ n From Lake end of Ponchartrain RAILROAD the
e34hhalAssf fne tastrnnniBg steamboat GENERAL
60 TAYLOR, James. Scott master will leave
New dreams for Biloxi. via the Watsring Places
Every Monday Evening on arrival Of O'Clock p NJ cans
:. Wednesday Morning, =. p1S . n carr
=. Thursday Evening, :. p N oars
e. Saturday Morning .. 81 . N earg
Returning, siH IeaUe BiE5ri-
Every sunday zyenlng al O'Clock P. n.
luesday Efenlns O'Clock P. N.
Ihqeday morning % O'Clock A N
:. Friday Morning $50. .,.......... O'Clock A
t. On her Saturday trip, she will keepOn West and
Pascagoua leaving there her return every Sunday
morning at 10 clock
~ For freight or passage, having superior aooommoda-
iva 'ii4' - ii. o. HALL, II st. Charles street
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FROM PoHro CABELI.o The brig Mara, Gait
Pierce, tr'm Porto Cao-,lo. arrived last night,
y ineInR ndv,c's rom that port nearly a month
'str than lrevnus'y received. Gsn. Pd,zis r. ORE.
"'h'rh M n'Ibgns troublesome a. ever, not~ith.
landing that, ia evsry sk,rm,sn, ne can. of
cobd best; 'meufss were continually IL ny place
~ hnp MeuDt Vernon had .-p s-,z-d by the ~.
- rIi .oI fuGD.. z n block tde AT NJ ,ricalbv
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ME w YORK LEGlSLAPURE.
SENATE.

ALBASV, April ., l84S.
rHR POWERS OF srPERvYoas.
The Governor has signed the bill increasing the
powers Of Boards Of supervisors.
THE NEW CRY CHARTER.
The Governor also signed thu amended charter Of
the city Of New York. which is ready for submission
to the electors, whenever the oisy authorities shall
nsks the formal srrspgemsnts - It contains no pre-
visions requiring ten days notice.
EoovkRnMssr or rHx ALMsBousR.
The Almshouss Ten q ,vernor bill brought up
again and passed after being amended requiring that
At the election Of these oosrs by the people, only
shall In each year be elected and that having the
highest number Of votes. But the Common Council
shal appoint the having the next highest number
. Governor alec, With like powers and duties thu, &C.
curing representative Of both majority and minority
The act Is 10 20 into Effect on the Ssh Of May.
wArEa IN DRooKLvs.
A bnivas passed to allow the city OF Brooklyn to
take the necessary to provide itself With water
The bill creates Board Of Water Commissions aud
gives authority to create stock, detailing the maa
nsr in vboh the rents and rates to Be
I'd and collected. The bill sIprs-sly prohibits any
watsr being taken from the Lrosoa saueduot river
Errrrsros OF sRoosLsr WHAT'S
A bill was passed to low the heirs Of Nicholas
Bseru and ether psrtes to build cut whsrvss the
Second ward In the city Of Broohlyn. extending out
not to exceed Zoe feet, Into the wslabout bay. An
reservation Of s the chartered rights Of New
York, u contained In the bill.
REGULATIONS roa BUILDING.
A bill passed 10 amend the Ore Lac Of New York 90
before reported - TO guard against bsdnss Of too
great width unless supported BY irsa sird.rs.
IsE WILLIAMSBURG rsssv coss.sr.
TIE bill to iaoorporsts the viii. msburg Ferry
Company, wss reterres TO . large select committ~e
composed Of Senators from the counties Of the snd
I'd judicial Districts
the coLLsox AND AcsDssr srraorasrie. rtLL.
The bill mailing appropriations to colleges sod sea-
DENIES failed for want Of vote but the vote
recorded and the bill will prob.bly be pared.
FUNDS ron rHE ksiesArr oossissesss'.
Mr.. CHo~w,LL istrodussd, from the Comoittss OF
Finance, his amended emisrsnt bill, provi nag for
funds for the Emisrsnt Copmiss,o nsrs. 10 v made
the special order for this II,
APIERNoos sEs,Ios-4P.M
roMIrArioSs Tss oovssses.
TIE Governor nominstsd co the senate, Nohsias
Dean one Of the Con missio for losnias the
United states drpose fond In the city OF Nee fors
Also, Reuben Bromley and lanes Brsiss, 80 fras
tees ~ the Se-msb's Retreat. Also. 0uitsn g. Yer
| plsDch aud @ 4. rrimbs, a. Commissioner Of sni
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Large Fire In Albany.

ALsANy, April 3-P. M.
This afternoon several frame buildings Including .
lumber oaoe, &o Centre Colonie and Water str sst
were entirely destroyed BY Ore The buildings belong
ed to Jellis w nnie and Mathew Brown. The loss
sstated At SIS 900 to $40 eoo Of which the Albany
Insurance Company loess $s7Oo, Albany Mut,sl
$500, and the National $1,000. Mr.. Burt, the
brewer lost 800 bushels malt and barley upon which
there was an insurance OF but $3.50
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Connect cut Election,


HARrSoSD, April 3, 1S4o
There Is NO CHOICE Of Govern by the people Three
democrats and one whig elected to Congress-
There are Is wing Senators-8 locos chosen. The
House. so far stands whg 81 looos and 10 free soil
SECOND DISPATCH.
New HAVEN, April3-6P. ".
Further returns show tho House to stand oee while
the Senate yet hs nes In doubt.
In the Fourth Congressional Distriot, TAos B. But
Ter, (whg) Is undoubtedly elected Msssrs L. P Wal
DO, c H. Cleveland. and Walter Booth, Cocos) are
elected in tho lst I'd and Sd Congressional Districts
onJoint ballot the locos have . majority.
THIRD DISTRICT.
HARTFORD, April 3-8P. NJ.
No choice Of Governor by the people. The House IL
still IN doubt far, 81 whg s2looo 10 FREQ SOIL and
30 TO Be heard from.
Three lceo representatives to Congress, ono whig,
The Senate has II wings and locos. The rest not
heard from.
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Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

Fine. - About two O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
flames discovered Issuing from the old fern house
on the Bergen property near Smith nd Degra syssts
Owing to the difficulty Of getting wstsr I'D the grsst
distance from the oty proper the building yes
ly consumed. The city drsmen did nob,y. ho ssvsr
and deserve greet credit for their uptrng In
putting out the fire AZ the house . o0sidsra
BILE knoll the labor Of getting the engines tho spot
very and then, they had to d'Aw shsir
supply Of water from Gowspus Creek, . distance q
about 400 fer before they could get to work the
Hrs he house was occupied by q Mr.. Doohsrty. one
Of the constructors for grading ADD paving In vot
nifty The fur ttufs mostly saved The are orgi-
mated 10 thu upper part Of thehouss ; but In what
manner, could not be asosrtaiued.
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CHARTER ELECTION IN This CirY.-Heretotore,
the chances of the charter election seemed to be
in favor Of the wings. But il the rumors We now
hear, OF a union between the DE- mocraic elem .nts,
by concentrating in Mynder Van Setback, tura
out to be true, the contest will BE- extremely warm
md clese The free soil bubble, which had sepa.
rated the democracy, has probably seen Its best
dn>a
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HALLS FOR EUROPE.
~<.oo~~YoNN-oNo~~oo.--o/
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship Canada will leave this port 1t II
o'clock To- day, for Halifax and Liverpool.
The Weekly Herald, printed in French and Ens'ish,
viii b ready ct nine O'Clock this morning, which
Is ample time for the malls Of the sesmerthsy CLOSE
at hsGpsst 1, O'Clock Its contents will embrace II
the important news Of the week.
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpsnos
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= usOpean News,

We give In to-day's paper thirty-six hours later
intelligence from Europe, which was received ia
this city yesterday, by the packet ship New York,
from Havre.
at the previous dates continued, and that state
Of quietude and calm is apparently as far of as
ever. Although this intelligence Is not mu Oh
lster, il will Of course be read with good deal Of
interest
II is probable that the steamship Niagara, with
twelve days later intelligence than what we pub.
lish to-day, will arrive at Halifax on Thursday or
Friday. As soon as she reaches that place, her
news will be despatched to us by steam and teIe-
graph, and we shall publish 1t in an extra Herald
immediately after we receive It,
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rELHGRAPuIC UThi.La9ENCk.

Summary.
We give below tull and important dispatches
from vauous parts of the Union.
In the Legislature Of New York a number OF
important bills were passed in both houses. Ia
The Senate, the following were the most import
snt.-The Aims House bill, with amendments /;
the bill incorporating the Brooklyn Water Com
pspy a bill TO extend certain wharves in the city
OF BIooklyn bill to amend the Fire law Of tho
city OF New York 4 bill Designating holidays to
be observed in reference to the .rotest OF notes
bill allowing officers Of insurance com. ,anes to
determine the amount to be pad on notes forpre
NUNS; ball amendatory Of the emigratlo 1 laws
bill amendatory Of the general telegraph law ;;
and bill for the construction Of railroad from
Whitehall to Plattsburg
In the House Of Assembly, the bill defuln the
responsibility of stockholders ct moaeyed corpora
tions, was passed by large majority. bill was
reported. appropriating $4,000 to the Brooklyn
City Hospital. A bill was reported favorably, aud
patsed to third reading, authorizing the Harlem
Railroad Company to build an iron bridge over
the Harlem river. Some discussion was had on
the Race Course bill, but, on motion, the subject
was laid on the table.
Our dispatches from Hartford furnish the latest
returns OF the Connecticut election, from which
will be perceived that there has been censidera-
BILE d. mocratc gam ia that State.
At the seat of the general government, matters
and things are beginning to settle down; but few
appointments are reported, and they of minor i'm
portance.
For other interesting intelligence, embracing
accounts Of proceedings IN the Canadian Parlia.
ment, an extensive fire In Albany, &c. &c. &C.,
we refer to our dispatches.
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Killed.
CINCINNATI, April 2 1870.
At the election for CITY officers held to day Hsury,E
Spencer was 70 elected Mayor snd Mr. Rufn the whig
candidate for Marshall was also elected. There was
large majority in favor Of the annexation Of Mil Creek
township TO the city limits.
The New Orleans papers of the Goth ult., received
here contain the particulars of the explosion Of the
new steamboat Defiance, below New Orleans, while
on her first trip, with three ships In tow Mr. MoFAr-
snd the rst engineer, and three Of the hands were
billed, and others injured.
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Police Intelligence.


Erfersire Burglary. Some burglars, on Monday
bis hit entered ths dwei house occupied BY Me Kim
bell In Ninth street BY lf log up theiroo grating
who. leeds To the vault, aod thus obtsiued an en-
trance te the h'use They mansgsd to carry Of very
isrse lotof silver ware aud money, togetner With
quantity OF OTTER 70 liable property to aSg. amount
The particular description Of thu artoiss stolen
vs are unsbi. TO give our readers, ths ne CIV ap
pointed sbd eoi-nt C~rk located In the Chiefs ON -,
to the paper IRE hands remarkiog thu. I" the
robbery must not b. published would prevent the
roeu.s from b+iba csusbt" Nov, b~g leave Diff
Ter materially iron saRacious Ctsrk; the
coptrsry, We knov b. sxo-rt-nos, that the proper
dssciipiion bring given OF stolen peopsrty and tho
msrss thereon uotshed In msdiate,y 10 the OF
restoripg property t. tbe vnsrs thao the whole
police put together This system, adopted ct tho
thi.rs oce 10 ipjurious 70 the pubic In keeping
ali bursisr.s. robb-res 40 secret rhs pseps pay
In tsH yearly tor the support OF the poies
aud u 10 but rirst they hsud BE- ~usht~nsd theo ash
pu bite pre- 81 b. ofth nixht
" r,rp.us'sd By the rwues that lot At ciey The
pu should b. 81 .uch or nces nd know
sxsety .st. boy In IN ~pcy Of tn. polio. to
sua their property and not HAYS tbs crimes other.
- up In ca. Cnt-ss .fics Msvor Havsm.y-r Who
spd. az The had ~ the poio~ docs nst,ou nv
such he sss~rt that the bosk, aud ps ara
oy~n sna fee 10 tn. rubiio that no secrets
syvtr The people pay TIE pslios aod they hsvs /.
~. bt 20 tbeir ppou DOT ut the Mayor
10 oorrset sud IN he ueb.ld b, the nifty Yet
IN tho fses 81 'bs th~ .uh rdnates to~.thsr
w III. hi.fs once t-he npou h-mselvs. tn. rssoon
sih'It, 81 .-uing pohu- isform.t,oo reor~t merely
"a sho- pfss'hy htis hri-f authority We trust his
notor TIE Mayer will du-vt ne ate nglon 10 saris the
s'ts HAT psr exst Ia that quarter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-04
Affairs In WashlnVtO n.

WAsHIroroS, April :. 184o.
The cabinet was In session To- day, but nothing Of
importance was done.
Mr. NJ. L. Davis, Of Now York, has been appointed
Despatch Agent
Mr. John H. Warren, Clerk to tho Solicitor In the
Treasury Ooe, died last night; the odaoe is worth
some Sllo0 per snnum and about one hundred sppli.
oants have been after 1t 20. day.
We had number Of new arrivals In our oity TO- day