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LEGAL NOTICES.

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- ,a- E-r--'s " 80 - e, o., - - -. -
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oh. ' 49,. g. .' .' ...s 70 .. ,.- B, be .s q ..-
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'l-- or- srr-7i gwen iti n ''.-- 800. .... SO
ms 'ss r,.',s - "a i,r's's' - - f. 49,,
,o.-.. ,.-.- s.tt-r e. 'n- Mos, 800
IF ~ -. ~ go ...f. sa' o.. 49, -. 0" '-
a isit Gag ua'ri ~ .efrf ,..s.--o v.r..-
Js's Ven A. ',-' - y"
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ss,NSi' ~ rifSs -. - ,-s,a, .s-s.,-i
/ -N|NNN a. rNH.fA ....t .,.-. sr
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4 CENTLEMAN An WIrr.

n eentrlnen can De accommodated wlll dcslra s
ooafd ~ private family, ~ Si.Aean-s- hlsh elN
rooms, mafoic nantes, ADJ supp LED 4l AZ The uo-rr
cunreuicnces. most clcglh.v situated oa lch sandy
ground .ia most dc gh'al Prosgcl.a Sac rvsT WI
gcrsoAs desiring ko'1 SO ETY. permanent sliet ae,
ereuls
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- n-ss FoR KEypoRr AND MIDDLE.

: s-Ni. IL TOWN POINT, Oandiug A. For Hamilton
s=S-r<.-zSrnse ach wav The steamer JOHN HART
daily trips tSlnaays Nccptcd1 between k.y
port and New-lork, leaving heypou 30 oc.ocN ~
ami New ORR, from the FOOT IT 'hsnnerssi 81 "cio,A
Al urrr he months Of July and August She VII maks
t,vo frq- Per day leaving keypou a. y cock N and
I " ami New Ynrs a. 90 A and ' VI AZ nm
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S,vPRgNY COURT rhorss sl,saa 50 ths.tot- On.
- ..-., 1tols. " paag al heufy Woo ID htNNI
NNfNnFg ts-.far-sia W l-rs5 suun-i % $3.50 -
-,--e aut rcfsnn. of shah cups - n-f-. m 1870
49, .-ra- o.rf a. - = W. .--'
II. r DID,. Yr-s t~-1y fays srrr ~ --t- h'f-
n af .lfh .er.f-, 49, fni .H '' .i
-- Z A. .cr...i th- irff- 81 40 Hfkn-rf ~ tih
.a..-f fr.r g. ~f1 at-r- ron 90 ~
,e-.h Mtrh .'o1ssad -.t non - 80 i.'9 e -
..4.t = u. o. ~ lffrf Nsf.H 81 -.
SMITH q WOODWARD. VI tf. N'f'-f'
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~, - h, 40 ~ kn 70 sAl ss~ton, Nf a
-, 1s 4 Ia - Is ", schr Day o. NofsSn - n
c.1fro.s IS Is cat " cap Lsrssisai Aoasa 81 nA' W -
Lara
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% FnR .ALE-TnR0G-s 81 PROPERrY-

~ farm 1t ~ acres good land, well fenced with good
- lul-r all numerous 0ltiOl-e- 40 tRO tenant
lu.-.. TIE -llarll high afl pleasant he lr glJor
hood goo within BAR nile Of Ire age " " r-icl.ster
g0o- schools 4ld seFera pace-of worship
lr - remarkably lray sud very u access.
lhc stages Harlem IA .roil pass te door several -rs
d.y Apply f0 EDMi ID LNDENhILL. ol t-e frem-
So. lr g. FERRIS. 37- lrreNlcL--r y. l. mFi lleld
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DAPER>-WRITING PAPERS AT MILL PRICE
Il Francis Lulrel = Madra Iarr. ofer al ~ - u
Wr-r- ftFers sf very luw prices Asa. Account 80 4,
an >i4lolrrg arLlccs Noes Drafts. Reese -, Sc- We
pratt Cards Circulars. Bis Checks &c BOOK Bind
IN ely s.y.e 1cslr-d- nyll
MEXICAN GOAT >KIN>-s.noo in Sne ogder
vi Iasi rocc.l ei AMI Tor saie 81
N.Y. w. LlCOABE BEGODES u Broa6-st
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PROPOSALS.

ITO BOOK ~ELLER-.-sealei fru1o-as viii 20
received rv f.e ll1er-is ued 90 fle Office ri 'e Gers
1f ,He Board of Ei4csion 'Pars Bu.dus- nrr h" s-h
0f MAY. r.f a. O'Clock .1r supplying BOuAs gl zee
ference f1r 4se il 'le free Academy
.fuf aoks end i--rr l'.- ~ tte So of bind
.ns recI. rea con boz seen a. tle -l.i Office
ROBERT KELLY. THONA, DENNY.
= BD~MDRTH SAMf rL A CRAfO.
WILLIAM T PINkNFY. EAerIr.e Committee for
care uans -er ard government oi l- Pre- Arlsruy
Dated NeF-tors. Nay -. 1850. mfl6 --1.l
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u sLiC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE ~ S...--- -.
= -f-, sT~n - - r-ste-. ~; 81 ia IN ff
DHh''ht, n ~ CO. u N-s 1-ref..f s.~...s,
80 80 d, 20 p. Ave 81 1,.,s,- hat "a 49,. 49,.
g. p - Ces1D Of N-- Ton e;er. u II. -,
- sd re-tsts, he l-h ssy ylz- s-rt Al lC
-. p - of-a"~-- Dst-a s-- Yort, Nay L. -.
-y-9 -t-N JANIS 3 rd4rER, PslIr 1t-rr.s,o..r
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W,hnlcrs.
Spoken. Acs

Arr, s,,.isxtsr sch .Ap Caiume s.'sss, " -. ;, :.
n, s.rr.,nesco. l5sA al so 0ts ~has, y % 'fe -
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4 Id uf the best SINGING Canary BIRDS price = each
- 80 a oi of .on. breed rds ln company, Mock-
49, M Birds. flrh ald wire fancy cages. cf al
= Arulv A. IS RnN-rv my~ I'M
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ID. sLlc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE Va : N....g -,
cs.rs 10y eF-e % - -,-. sr Of s.so SAMUEL
n - y Ne tiY o. N-r ioft. tsc~as~3 tlstI
~ . ls ssrogs- q ne Cossty q Sci. Yo u, st,.r al
- - ie 49, s11-I-t sgoa ~ s,tst. IN tb. 80
Da-sf So Ion, NJ IT, =. - " ~ To 10 'f'-Doa--
MIS- Hr*- JAMS THaYgR pehl. ..,..,..,.....
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- Al PRIVATE ~ALE-A farm. sit4atei in tle
~ us'r-t q 81, grL-.eI, I--rK Comfy trHJ~r-ry,
- 4rl'.i l. es from Newarz m. .e- rom Aortl Or
ir-e. from + zaleil,1Vru. and mile from the
Mlr-stlrl Railroad Depot MllVl-. sad farm coa-
-s-. = acres of bret slag NJ lll. Wal good dwell
l0l-e l.l oli-.li.d il-- cd l r1od order Dnell.f e
lcl money c-l rr -l ON bond n1l moe gage. For
.ern.-, &C. Apply ~ J. bLLEC MR., A-caoaeer,
uyls lw Bro4d-sf.
- FOR SALE. Or. TO RENT-A farm of IS
ac-rs r .es frc- $ru-f orz. and l-lf irlu
- l--- Bridge Harlem Railroad Depot. l. rot cold
tr nl-.r and ieH acres 0i and al o- rented i1r
year II----,.ul gwen Immediately TIE tenant can
laF- PIE privilege 81 using ~ls rt and srgefihc are
raised a. ne pace. Apply ~ THOMAS OAKLEY near
lle rrem-e- AblJAH OAKLEY
Past C-e-t-r, Apr a. l8f3. nyl7 w.
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FOR SALE,

~ FOR -ALE-Brraf ara Pear. So. property TIE
-ro s-cr stores ln- AID l'f Broa.--t aai ,re ivo
- trt ---H0U>es 80 and q frar.--- TIE s14ia-
t.e fl- ial---r rar,.-l.lr- Apply I'D
uv8 iv. OLIVER : STRONG. Cedar-sL
- FOR -ALE-The gooi substantial tvo-st'ry ard
-. s-rr hrrs 1n-s@. nd eel ar. &C. 9 Fra-s.--st no
- good ORDER .a- folding doors. marble nan'rs Or'-
water Dr. v. bel sod Joss AMI un arcnu-l oiltlg :
lerus. A1ryio iaif lvis-sso,' ; ROE 81 Wa..s1
- THIRTY-FOU RTII-~T. Lots FOR SALE.
II. Two .uf- Ul Il.-l-fulEfa. g. -uU.l -it about
- a- ipay between seventh and Eighth ass. The
feet ssIte graded alt severed Toe 0is are
Oil. and very de-I -lhIv located Inquire 30
my1u q CANFlELD 100 Green~ ch-st
- FOR SALE IL RGH-A
cottage NHfI 80. H.fl .rt-r.Nfl 4.a.N- So Hf
- --arsd .n Sollh--i Xfh--t within few minutes
wax 1f Pech-- % Ferry The house - nearly new. in
OF fmy2lwsl THOMAS IRWIN. 10 Plne-st y / -
o. FOR SALE OR To LET, AMI possession give
t er infi aa $50 tso dr.I rabbi terrrs n feess -
A-o ore a- 500 Several elegant hiu.lirg sizes in ine
same r.tc- oferet ior sale Apply fu
ngis ~ JNO + 6REENE ,t6 Fenr'..'
e. FOR -AIE-A small double house ara * '7''
L.. un lssrr-r.rr.t lN' feet from fliflaF hrrnk Yn
- The acr suitable f.r rtrfHlr 0r rood snifn. and
be- -of for $3.50 Also. teu lots or Twenty -hr-ts-
td nn.lE rui Cemetery .r sale .uw- AIff 20
ODD. .af store. ilf Fl.iou--, Broos!n my1 ln.
r. COUNTRY SEAT oN TIE HUDSON for sale
% Up f1 rrnf 0ifh letlrl. trck cottage ttrer'ei
- over. r. hrrz barn ard other 0. -, about /"
miles from the cfv opposite lvol, or Rel iions. nftn.
g. enl view uf 1i t.r rer Il contains about
l0O ceres Terms moderate Apply 900 tar premises ~
address r W at tl.- office. nylt lne"i-
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a. TO LET-A flrriss-d Or uHfurushed rooul also'
E A. 01oe Inquire - Brost~At enIAlee m f,A.A-
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COI NTRN HuARp.-hoarl daring ftc Summer
mouths MAY be ootsiltd lnA rtsrrciaoc faii 4t ing
excellent accommodations pleasantly situated lA ir va
80 All R,,~ VIZ lon.-lsald. u.s. wI'cs tpm New VfA.
ea.N OF access ty stages or steamboats, uilcs laN hr
r,.rces e1c hanscG fcr terms address (. NiL>pN 3D.
thi. olhce. giving real name and address nl = =
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pf ONDERola Csh.-srr Pot Jaig- Conroa Pee. Sots'
ID bsr-s ..-a purssnf Pie pfsasrs r statue aunnrr
hr~ against st-0ug c0let- 49, r-s i- irht
hist ft renf hss t- -air , hkiiKhf
nd ri k-nfls5 s 30 cold
t- h t-tt ~ appear a. f hsrg- s'l
H- according D. law tll months from Ne nrst plniasisf
sli he payment 0f sny def f1- o. hHn
f-i-rY f0 hn
property ~tha h, st- t-oufng add Toe transfer Ji On!
pap-r bJ lorbis1 b. a. and tod-Ds-i t, al
isg ofDctlsr. 50 WILLIAM COlT
Atrrrey Affsshlng -
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4 NUt NIKN BUthH.~ NV1TNIIt ~ N SUNNY
month, NAV be- obtained farmhouse having cAcr-
tent accommodations Tor fal - ans single persons 4t
M.uncccck. aboUi miles from Glen Cove l. l. Apfl
Ia a. " Gerard q puc-si or 10 ChAs tnderlil, o1 Tie
nr,n,,r. myI6 sNeod'
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NrW-YoRK CEMETERY.


MN. LEANENWOkrH. GENERAL AGENT
Odce 5 Nassa4-,t Imsls
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PURSUANCE Of a. order Of ssfo-a- Coaat, ol
W. fofs a.ir- hereby al qer.ols .s.ns,
JAMES CLARK, Of l- CITY Of N-
ts ssn- ~h Eo1cl-rs hsr Do sI5-chers their fos
- - corner " As-a- al City Vt New
1o n W before 50 tssufy l az ~ -pismb-r n-I-Dass
N-r fgft, - ia iay q Msrrh 80
r.o f,~.~- poREpT s.-rfg -'''D'f Er-cafor.
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4 RAM~AY'- PIANO

IT Es<FORTES are among me- re-t Orb tHe city.
ETu1 n laI are .0d Wholesale and retail al q,
j ~ j IBroadway. sly They possess every DEE
-.rahr qua fychf touch power and richness uf tone,
tine .fF al1 f4-l Dealers and invited Goo cali
al. D..--- ND lll-
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Ftitst ANCE ri a. RIDER Of s4rroxs,s of - CONT, al
fHrs "a, 1ota- % h--.y yVea - ,@r-n- t.rk cam.
astnH WILLIAM GOADbf, f- RI ne CIV Of ilr. h.
-a'-f ' ff--rt - h-r-lf ~ Gle .us.rr
r. I'D sf- "a ilcnas 0ltt0y. ~ ~ Ossr street 90 lie Cv 81
- o. o e 9-o, DO a-ts-al DAY Of D.-t S.w
fof1, - La 4ay VI Jaa-ary, lsts.
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GEORGE n GCRLEf simiaisiritor
nla Jason HANSAH GukLEf. Aini.nstrsur

Is PURSUANCE order Of sarrlgs= County
Nes Fora. nota- hereby o. All having sn
CHARLIE, kOLLELI a-f he CJ ri Sea f.r. ~i-d .r-
tie 9TH soah-s thereof % De sla-cr-f- Tie ltc
ku~roa Pfhsfd fs1s So l0 Wal st Tie CO. ni s-w
before 10 .St~~lh 6aY Of Jane -KiDssd Nsv Yors ~
ssT-.tl isy li December. -.
NAkrHAr NUSRoE Aimn.fntrr
az assn ALVIN HIGGINS. k3UHstfsf1r
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I IT|-T N
49, "a VOTE t-f-tT ell f.vo, .f.~.
fgtrst BhiDoEr M-kAF 49, C,g oi N-. ~. - -
l--~- f- sfr- m ro4l-rs th-r-f 5000 !. .
sf- - ort-s- stree; T. t- Cfy Yars ru n -.,- y.
fl -a ~ -11- a-rttt-f ~ .sa .av N -
--.l - At avon JANIS nAhDNEf Asninfs.r..o,
Il. BIC AbfiNisfhATyHs 0FFlCE ~ Ss--.a --1----
49, --f-I - ID A.. 81 fotx
iAiLyr 4y roft-f c-0-s.-f. al .s-t 70 .,. ~.
.- fi '-s tff o. 80 ,4frrrgf- of l- Co4rfr I'd ~ 4
- -,fs = aif4lftfafl 4pl IT, ta. "a .t-.. - 80
- fty Of Jl1s laei % Ga r.s.-.. = n =
Ma -. JAMS HAZE 49,. - - Ia,
I.
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WANTS.

.xTpns situsron - efsy yong nsa u tTe
NJ = ~ \, ,,vrr or cong o1sress r Cenala he
; 1900 ,- ne ~ goods groceries, nzrd" are
issa roos ksorF soge eiy re,srense =. =. E
60 C.,s c, -,eflL Apply ~ .ei'er 70 ! L u. '1n-
se-.5 49, mv-3 lN-
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DOARD.-A gentleman and lady can Dee accommodate
ID sitl board and pleasant room, with closets aud Cfo
ton wafer in it.eler the second Third fOOr, in
respectable private family a. - kast Broadway Refer
encss s.. and required my l"'
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Oii o. pafsgsce oi ORDER ai The Coan Jli.e o Nh
moot County hereby f-fls having
irnr-t kllkABf To 80 ~. late 0 me roo NDfhsh
al1fs ~ins d~~fs~i pf---ut fh s1lttrs
.--ai. s1h-Cro-r 40 be- -sfs0- Nurhfef sst county
Alglat Dated Norfhh-f
i-fs Tot Iasffn-I EDWARD Bush. AfnI.strstar
PURSUANCE order Of sarokat- r~ COUNTY o
~ fnfs. auts hereby Err1 o. al perlrs having tsu.
r-t Roy CURLY si- 1i ~ l o ~ ffi DO sas=t "a
h,- 81 G-.ff- A. G4rey 80 81 street Cfy
fls before Tho ssh~-ah iy 1i September n-r-Dated
N-s fofs he twelfth Jay of Mach. ls'4.
.l.-.-..a....-.
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IT tAhCk ~ ofi-r 81 To- surroZs II Cunt. Of
iN~T t.fs l'f- t-r-by gwen persons lsging car
,tsi NDAh D. FLAIl, At of he CT u S-S Y4rs c1traor
To- -s-i io p--- e AM = fh ..8f
90 NJ - e1ar~ 81 Nlf G Fe-1or-,
CO o. ~ ,-1r- fs-ris gfh sy I'd -,
Dtt-c h~s f1rt, hs.ls,l day ~ D-r-r..-r lss-
LAZkLLE ! PLATTy
tlY lsFr1+ sELDES " PRaIT' Adm strat0rs
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ID Gentlemen and their wiee- and three Single gentlemen
can olfnIn fil or partial board 10 Aanucst three
minutes walk from the ferry The location i- on he'
| ground, pheasant and healthy. N.Y. Tvs
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I'm ~PKING FASHION 1919 now R


HIl Unsurpassed - any manufactured n TINS city io
ELEGANCE durability or cleapucss a. Ii- une-puc
store mo Cana-si Evrry article wurranfed 90 glv
- faction ln3 Bni " kELLOGG
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ITT-A Is-ra sAor WI stesr power
< N SlMON>ON. il Lewis.si
- wvfs Z
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24
Interesting Naval Iatelliaence.
UNITED STATES SHIP PREBLE,

u Hong Kong. China, Feb g. 1s49
he soop OF war Preble Conf Gynn at this port to
sail in few days for the Loo Choo Islands and Japan She
goes to Nogaske Japan to fifteen seamep Imprisoned
there who state themselves to he the the ship
wrecked crew OF the American whale ship Lagoda Intel
isence however, has reached that these men deserted in
two boats belonging to that ship in August last and that
IN ship beng in conseQuence thereof disabled from cap
tuning whales was obliged leave the whaling grounds and
return to port. ~
The PEBBLE will probably tonch al most of the northern
ports Of China on her way back We had started once but
lew days sail out the smallpox made appearance on
and we were forced to return Only case has vet
made It's appearance The cruise to Japan cannot fail to
prove an extremely interesting one.
The PEBBLE will start for the United States Immediately
on her Teu here and will probably reach home during the
latter part of the year. ~ s ~
The soop Of war Plymouth benrng the broad pennan of
Com David Geisinge commanding the r. Isl SGuadron in
the East Indies at Whampoa Her Officers are ali we'll
excepting Conf Gedney who has been confined his bed
ihe bns OF war Dolphin, long expected on this station
arrived at Macao on tie I'D inst She heard from in
December, at Singapore.
IT. rumoIed here that the English do not apprshend DIFF
heaes WITH the Chinese a. was expected by Their refusing
next hHt that the gates of the city will be thrown open
BRITISH Nag ship Hastings and steamer Fury 20 to
Japan he sluadron here commanded by Rear Admiral
Sir Francis A. Collier The English vessels Of war now in
this port. Hastings 49, Pilot IL and Fury and Me-
da, steamers " 80 $50 -~-
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PRESENT FROM BREMEN TO THE Cry OF LAFAYETTE
1t well known that some months ago the City of Laay
cite presented to the City of Bremen splendid German
flag The gift in due time reached its destination and was
received with appropriate honon. Some Bremen Captains
instructed to copy of the proceedings of the
Bremen Legislature to Lafayette Yesterday evening" at
6oclock the ceremony of presentation took place. Mr. J. R
Bues behalf of the Captains and of committee of
citizens presented the volume containing the proceedings
and described the events which had taken place in Bremen
on the occasion Of receiving the flag by Lafayette
Mayor Boyce responded in behalf of the Council offering
the acknowledgements of his fellow citizens for the beautiful
testimonial and the fatterng manner in which had been
given. On motion of Mr.. Florance it was
Resolved That the volume should be encased in glass;
note OF the proceedings be entered the journals OF
Cornell and that letter Of thanks be the Senate
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6s- The Charleston Courier cautions persons at
distance against directing letters to Havana, to
go by the steamer Isabel from that port, to the
care of their friends in Charleston, for two rea-
SONS first, that the prepayment of ten cents, say
at New York. only pays the postage to that city,
when the individual to whose care it is directed, is
compelled to pay twelve and half cents more to
insure its transmission whereas the postage through
from any point if prepaid, and directed immedi-
ately to Cuba, is only twelve and a half cents.
Secondly, letters thus directed to the care of mer
chants may, from not being taken out of the post
Office in time, fail in being placed on board when
if passing through the Office regularly, they will
always be dispatched in time. The same advice is
applicable to other letters sent from any other port,
and should be generally circulated.
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The State Of Thinss In Meyr Yaerk.

The excitement in New York in regard to the
riots, has nearly subsidized. There is no apprehen-
sion that the peace Of the city will be again dis
turbed. The accounts late on the evening of the
18th state that the ninth ward police was thought
sufficient to defend the theatre the whole military
being discharged. Most of the killed were buried
without parade, by order of the Mayor, on the at,
ternoon Of the 18th. Much apprehension had
been felt for the effects of grand demonstration
of mourning on that occasion. There does not
appear to- have been any danger. All things are
resuming their former state of quiet and order.
The verdict of the Coroners Jury will be found
in the letter of Indicator" 1t exonerates the
military from all blame in firing upon the mob
the order to fire had become absolutely necessary
in self-defence 1t was proved on the inquest that
the soldiers did not fire until pressed so closely that
their lives were in danger. The Mayor and the
General were importuned for authority to repel
these assaults, with circumstances of the soldiers
against being set up, with arms in their hands, to
be beaten to death without permission to resist.
The Mayor declined to give the authority and went
off to shun the responsibility. The order was
nevertheless given, and we believe it is the COM
mon sentiment every where, that it had become
absolutely necessary. They who condemn the
authorities most thoroughly, and depore the kill
ing as an unnecessary waste of blood give credit to
the military for having behaved with forbearance,
and for not having resorted to their weapons until
forbearance would have been fatal to themselves
Considering, however, that the soldiers so few, only
few hundred, and that they repealed the mob so
early after the conflict began, it to be regretted
that more had not been summoned at once. The
magnitude of the demonstration might have been
sufficient to overawe riot
But the Inquest goes back to the origin of this
lamenable necessity and charges the responsibility
OF having put these soldiery into position where
they must kill in selfdefence, as we'll as for the
repression of riotupon the negligence of the Police
Committee. They say, "if large number of the
police had been ordered out, the necessity of
resort to the use of the military would have been
avoided" There would have been no overwhelm.
ing necessity to kill if the civil power had suffi-
GENTLY acted and provided. Here is the weak point
Of the defence of the New York authorities. We
have read carefully all the testimony and the spec
Nations of all parties in New York, and see moth
ng to alter our first impressions, that the shedding
If blood would have been prevented by proper
organization and disposition of the civil force, or an
overwhelming show of the military.
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OF The Mobile Herald of Tuesday, contains
the following account of serious disaster, which
it is supposed occurred in Mobile Bay on Monday
The steamboat Cora yesterday afternoon picked
by the aid of two He stated that he had left
the city in boat during the day, with six men
and the doctor belonging to the U. s. steamer
Walker, now lying in the bay. The boat was
capslzed in squall. He had been in the water an
hour and half, and could not tell what had ha.
come of his companions, but supposed they were
drowned.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

PLANTERS; - T Bragys Mobile; P McCulum, James
Elliott, McColum. t Hadwett Camden, Benz Case P
nlye Rogers and family Texas VIM Thornbery, Bazos
Valentine, La. - -
vERANDAH. sam Morgan and lady G L Tucker. Rey-
pqin John Johnson Gapp Geo Whitman o. Thos Devne
nr ward Jas Adams, Matamoros; Eughson Y; Addy,
Gaz9 9 st Jago Rust Ark Maj Beauegad, Eng Dr.
Cohen NJ ha capt Rich hp Sarah and Louisa Joseph
eh MI Dupess Capt Adams, Nebi John Stewart John
As1anier o Capt Pendeton, Boston, Capt Stone Gardner
NE Capt McLelan, Bath Me; Capt Mason, ship Equity;
Anderson, Ia; Myers, John Martid, La. '''
hEWLEITS M Grimes, Fos Smith; DR. 8 Barbour, U s
sT ChAkLEs :Chas Johnson DonalisonviTe; Andrew
caass' II Capt sesth, Glsndy Burke and amiy N o,