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FRoM PoRTo RIco.-We learn from Capt. Bar.
bour, Of the schooner Mary c. AIMEE, from Maya
gucz p. r., that an order bad been issued by the
government of the island declaring that on the LET
of October American flour would pay duty Of s Z
per barrel, and Spanish flour would pay duty OF
5 3 per barrel. Slaves, hoops, and some other ar.
ticles Indispensable TO the cultivation and disposal
Of the produce Of the island, would be admitted
free Of duty; and duty Of fifteen per cent, during
the following year, would be levied all imports
from St. Thomas and other non. producing coun-
trics. II also intended 10 establish warehouses
for bonded merchandise at Mayaguez and Ponce,
besides those already csta bshcd at ST. Johns, r. X.
Nelc York Courier and Enquirer
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LATE ASD INTERESTING FROM HAVTG-By the
arrival on Sunday, at New York, of the schooner
John Cashier, Captain Somers, the Philadelphia
Exchange has received the following interesting
letter.
PoRT AU PRINcE, St. Domingo, Aug. 10, 1850.
The schooner John Cashier, Captain Somcrs, for
New York, sails this day, by which you will learn
that the Emperor SouloUque has openly declared his
impacabe hatred towards the Domncans, whose
cxtirpation he intends, even at the hazard of HE
crown. The threatened Fasteners not dis
mayed by the vauntings of their sable ruler; whose
power they defy, and declare that the day is not
distant when the tyrant will be compelled 20 sue
for the conditions Of his existence. Several Span
iards Of rank and fortune are among the Domin-
cans, who have given fresh life and animation to
the Of freedom. The French consul will
throw his influence into the scales, and doubt
will preponderate on the side OF blood and color.
and have returned from the watering places, and
their presence both at the palace and other resi-
dences has given fresh impulse TO business.
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ID ii. HooE ~ CO., Wholesale and retail deal
Il ers in Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloths. Mattngs.
Rugs, Curtain Materials, Sheeting, Blankets and
house furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvania avenue, between It'll and sth streets
Washington, ID. c.
Aug 20-u Union
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JOURDAN w. MAUNY

CTOCK, Money, and Exchange Broker. Office
- on Pennsylvania avenue, eight doors west OF
Browns Hotel, Washington city.
Uncurrcnt notes bought and sold at best rates.
Stocks bought and sold
Notes and drafts collected.
July 23-ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30

.syrs,f On snss,e ~ --Jopstas,e Jo,eph arrested,
yest.rdsy. Q Jew polar by the name u John s~.b,
f.sicits No ~ Strfh street. on scbsrgs Of ta,iog
s,ci.p property on the person a The sccossd m
eef fsun6 . hsndsone gold lever watch, mortimer,
nsNer, Liverpool, No avs, ana sstl on the cas-,
sso tie nsme "a A n. Coebrsbt; an eagle on the
back; soid IN ger ring slso fuud marked on tn.
ipsice, Nj. W Both these articles are opposed TO
be ,to.n fs which an o~ner 10 wanted; Apply To the
Clets of rcfsce the Tombs. srsb YES detained BY
III. magistrate. for the preset
.9,us Of sp.eviafer. ynuus man calling himself
Nei,oa Ueet with YES arrested yesterday GU oaarxe
OF cttsiri,s goods BY false pr-tences Ia seems he
bird ,tors IN ts'hsins street and then purchased
Of diff rep, merchants fsh, beo.s, shoes. hsta aud
coes ard rdsred them t. Be cent ~ the store whsn
th-y would Re paid the cash fot them. Hovevsr the
seds we're . a. The store without the psy and soon
sr.r conveyed of 20 other parts, aod the osners
svipdi.d cut Of their property
Treektrf Cs-fe Of pessei FL ofncer isyr arrested
yse ercsy nine ssore std the second OF one Of
tie Bs,fe pscsets. on ehsfss az bressing open .
punh.r OF csor ccntaininx valuable French goods.
the contents OF which have been carried on BY the
eused ,sDors The prize, rers vere eowuitt.d By Jus
lice Osborne prior 20 being sent before the uait.d
States Marshsl.
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There we're sddiicusl lines frtm Boston TO Halifax,
aud from New York 20 Gsleps ,is Detroit. Miv.uHie
&C. s,d from Gs.ps 20 ST LOUIS, and from LoaisviIs
scuth through Ttnpessee. making about q 900 nil.s
more. vhioh nevs vas not transmitted for the
prss The whole lene'h on vires On the continent
az be lately Pm. do~n ct not -ss than 10 900 mites.
aud tbs Asr,oiat.d Press rscsiv-d p.vs over 1000
milss OF THIN the tame deg. d--pstch cam.
through frcm >e~ Oriesss Jestsrdsv Afternoon dated
IN tia, city at r. AND "a. received In this city
at e.. r. NJ The telsgraphio intelngeuce In the
eIs fer ~. last week svsrvged from seven to saat
eoIur y. per day or upwards % 100 -ord, in the
h,.ory of the prers trial has been fully re.
ported BY el.grsth IN that of Or Webster; and no
trial ever ecet % much for reporting.
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CoMaoDoRE STOCKTON ON SLAvERy.-Commo-
dore Stockton's letter on slavery contains some
very good and sensible views, and some TIA, can
hardly lay clam to that sppella,ion. On the WHOLE
however, it il very good letter.
This letter is evidently, we think, bid for the
Presidency so that We consider ourselves ius:.-
fed in .e,upg nlm down as one Of me Candidates
for that ah Office, IN the great scrub race which
- to take place Ia 1862 The Commodore ~ cou-
siderable at n Jockey, knows all the rules Of the
tori. aud Will therefore b. at home ia the race
Our Int Of candidates is becoming larger every
day, aid The great race promises to he the meet
.Xoiipg cunirst az the kind that we have ever had
In llIr nIphf cNnnin.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLAyURE.

Senate.
AAsAsv, March 20, 1880
The entire sessicn Of the morning Wa taken up on
ltest private business in Committee Of tbs Whole
No otbsTs sonsidtrsd
TAXATION
The bull relative TO tins ass.senent and collection OF
taxes In the city OF New York psseed nded and
subsequently, the House eoncurred. SO the bill is .
Law.
The bill for the relief Of Capt. Gazinski superseded
In bis command In the Mexican voantesr regiment
was orosTed TO . third reading.
A bke order in regard TO the New York Thistle Be-
nevolent secisty.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March 20, 1850.
IHiRD READING bills.
The following sere passed. except the one noted
To change the name Of Neptune Ocean Steamship
Company Lost, ~ to "a.
1hs sasr dmsDts made BY the Senate to the bill for
tire more tgectual prevention VI In the city OF
New \ ork vrre concuued in.
10 incorporate the Female Academy Of the Sacred
II, art. In the city of New York
Tssmsn an scs authorizing the businers OF bank
ing. (Autbtrizss bspks to draw forelgu bills of
cl Apgs at o within 80 days siSht
60 incorporate the Albany Back for rawlings.
TO incorporate the Albany City savings institution
To prevent the printing and circulating Of SHOP bills
ID the .militude OF bank bills.
R.cssr 20 four o'clock
Hofhirg but private or local bills acted upon during
the Afternoon session.
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Norr % rur EAsntuNArI, SOCIALISM or THE DAY.
B.nrcN ssr BsElsEN- rsso~iSG yusioL ~ rHs
f.C, IL spy,sfs from the siAt.msnt OF Nrs. Emms
Rs'tuta. o. tss tourh street Who 10 described ~
highly rsp.otshis LADY. that her husband hsf been
o.. hsht 81 vist'g Nrs Barton. ct her r~sd.no- No.
D. boatit ftf'st sus h. admitted himself before
the Justicr had hen contributing TO her support
,ocshst dnctruss. Mrs Badr.m, bearing Il those
vi,s suc iscts pteceedsd W.dss dsy afternoon to
IN. ipd'Bes q MIS- Barton In s.srch Of her hu,sssd.
Sc nee u'r on The s'ars by Nre Barton. who TIRES
tn. pt.pts % bottle - oil OF vitriol head
ADD face nitg her severely that she able
q appear Tn the sxsmin.tion rharsdsy afternoon.
THs AtrUcttp GtRL- The gsutlsman oh, ca lei o.
thu ,sic. ON rhurscsy, h requested co cauuuaieste
s.sn
uri,er.. - tSCo tom. ~bl be launched this morning
at tafTsst 10 O'Clock fr IN the ysrt Of Messrs Smith
& pnsp foot or South stre-t. r. Her bssoufsl
nl.dei AID ,ursricr tuish elicit the vsrmest
dsiops from thosa veil v.rs.a In naval architecture,
spd her launch will veil repay tbose vho witness "
sLvsts' CAI,rs- fionNisis fsacricx.- On Thursday
fof'to,n ~ bali psst eleven ociocs, the csrcssees Of
sb ut thirty esl'ss. some q shch said IN have
ben tst.s from dad cove ~sre found In the shops 81
Adam Deus,.r sbd Charles Kiotr, Dutch bu.sners,
No. 2s7 and $50 stssicn street BY Mr Gould, the
suy.Iip'snd,rt % markets, ~hioh. by hi. direction.
wtre tsheu 20 the Botd dock. frot ~ Tventy third
s,r.s'. b, ofc.rs Thorn ard smith Of the siev.o,h
were arrested on the charge Of selling and srpostog FOE
sal. thee. calves, sbd other disgusting aud shols.
Rslrc.d ioDpss,. sos, :, sn. foot II Oa.s. str..
wtsr- large 'urpb-s of the rsme poisonous meat 10
daily aSposed ~ to the butchers up to~a.
etofpS frorysry Rscavrsrp -Havsers and other
ry.s 60 the value o. SO spppo.ed TO have b.en
stosn ~ csfrisd away 90 the night Of the s3t ius
from board the schooner NARY Sott, lying at the
ret - Rvirsfon street. rs-t River But n vas
aseer'sp-d Thuredsy morning that they tbros n
overheard st the time, until better opportunity oc-
Gu. red to them Offoer Robb II the Eleventh
vsro. having taken the matter 10 baud. vas the
~ t,,s ara heard that = man vas graoptsg In the
water where ID. schooner lay CHE h.,ios hsaIss up
the river distance and that he he'd recovered tns
end Of Lsv.r Before The ofcer arrived, tbs thief
led but the fcrmer csuses the spot t. ~ sspplsd.
and suceesdo 10 recovering the vnole property vhen
he restored TO the owner, captain Smith.
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Ar,rc,x Eusrrrio- ~ sss.en or STA JoH- Fsavs-
lN.-In ls4b the ships Ereeus and Terror Nth las
inssbd tospsb.trste the Arctic polar ascertain
a aphicsl petition OF our continent and posi-
Ih.y carried snrl. stores for three year. az the en-
praon Of which time fears entertained Tor their
sai.ty and the Brtish government cent another sr-
petition their relief commanded BY Sir James Res,
vbieh returned uithout accom- plishins lie object
when the fourth year vas passing without any It'd
~. rlsdsn, Of the United sss,. ase.rs qs,or 70
ss,e, Il possible, her husband and his eou psn,ons
The reply. written BY Dir. Clayton, Secretary Of
eopsoaton II conveyed to Ledy frsukitp, niied her
heart With gratitude to the oussns and government Of
livery American visiting Epslsud vas received ns
refusing sen, for IN. noble sgirit Of philsnthropy
Witch &C., erred the ruler. Of the United states
srston-v which he communicated 70 Lady Frspkuo-
that the wisbes q the United states government could
rot be carried into eject In fstp, 10 consequences Of
rot having proper yss,el,, n IVES supposed BY Lady
Franklin aud the Brish government that the expedi
The American heart, which is never csops 70 sussr.
irR has not been cobtensed TO remain nsotve duros
tn. spsthy which. at Washington, has succeeded the
pctie burt Of national Philanthropy.
Tbe sane feeling which prompted the reply 81 Mr..
Clsyton TO LADY FRANKLIN, awakened 10 Individuals .
d.sruiDatcn 10 act which has neither numbered
ser' III too b. sutfu brigs have been purchased ana
sre fttius up In the strorgest pcseise msnper,
ureer th. command CT United states naval ooers
have VOLUNTEERED their services the expedition In
Arranging fer the departure 81 the expedition u 10
found difficult 20 place the Of the two vessels
Lacy Frsbkiin, Lieut. De Haven, and Rescue, Passed
Mdstipm,n Grimm under such restraints a. YIN In
ture at oil times perfect discipline, unless they
shiplsd under the regulations Of the United States
navy.
1oirsure perfect security against every s,ptpsepcy,
Q memorial has been presented 20 Congress, sssinG
perm sion 20 be gwen o. the Secretary Of the Navy 20
Allow thirty volunteer, from the naval stations 20
join the United States officers on board the Arctic ss-
y, ditior.
10th, written ~ Lady Frsnhnn TO friend 81 hers -
THE city vho hes tosd all vister, under severe acs
nefs, ~ seconpish the departure u mssped'oo', W
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Vie Evidence In Ihe Forrest Diyoxe. u.s.
-sesnss I'm Washington,
&c &c, &c.

The Weekly Hsrsid will be Published ct o'clock
this morsiDg IT will contain . full report Of the.
Webster trial to the hour Of the adjournment q the
court last evening also the late extraordinary sosnsg
in both houses Of Congress; also the evidence in tho
Forrest divorce ease including . letter from Mr.. N.
P. Willis Single copiss In wrappers, sixpenos.
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The NEW YoRK PmoTs IN THE LEGISLATURE
1t will aftonish not pessons to find our worthy
New York pilots before the Legislature, for the
regulation Of matters appertainng to their prospe-
rity and interests. Perhaps more useful and en-.
teTprsmg class does not exist among us; and yet
they find Congress so slow to entertain their repre-
e, nations, that they fall back upon the lesser
government, close al hand. This is all very we'll
But what will u amount 10 Can the Legislature
give any facility 10 the worthy class who desire to
by all means let II be done, and done on sucn A
basis that every pilot oi the port msy Ind himself
placed IN better position tnsn under the present
regulations The pilots should unite In one oody,
aud uBd erstsnd each o,htr-Cougress then IN ght
b. approached with some certainty Of success. aud
the actcn u the Legislature not be sought or even
desired.
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To rh. Carriers OF ,he Herr. d

IN oobseqnesce Of recent events the proprietor OF
re kew Fork Herald gives notice to all HE carriers
sryHg subscriherr in this city and the bohooi
tset none will be allowed to any other journal In
s"piunctioh with the Hvah. He also forbids every
caffeT 10 sell OF take money tor any route and ell
muse carriers Who pay rent To former carriers for the
prtege of thus serving are ikesse orbddsn TO pay
spy snch sums The proprietor Of the Herald alone
easus TO possess the right IN all these matters.
h- rsuter and all carriers dsobeyiDg these directions
viii be promptly dismissed frem his ployment
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The rrir,h Ward Carrier.

Several complaints from subscribers in the Fifth
va sgsin't the irrsgularity Of the carrier Of that
ward. have been made 10 us II he cannot serve our
Subscribers early and regularly must place . new
N that route
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ur,or,xr CIV Intelligence.

Crrv covsr Before Judge Greenwood 17s-as q.
Der,t, 81, ssru,I n Wtnyurssv This Gas en- sctIon
brought by psstif sgsinst o.foasnt foe tie recovery
Of b-lsscs du. sositact for building. TheJury nd
that thrs :. due from the defendant 70 the plaintiff
the cum OF 50 e ~. The jury also return specisi
rrdies tst the claim ~ the defendant for dsmse .
eohtisct by the 18Th % pri is4p vas never suboit
to rr-potts 20 the witness, vsmaiei King bv the
cetnd.n, for bis tKings) deterninsiion, - ~ the
amount Of such damages
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give With pleasure .. :. will .ho. tn. high principles

give With pleasure ss viii show the high principles
II dsliesey whtob govern that noble lady:-
You very hind In believing that by presenting myself
q Washington ID would secure all that 10 wanted Ala
thrh do DO, realise how little able am 20 bear sash
trial. how painful would be TO e1sort ~ 10 wsre
from the pit, Of nation At the tight Of tsr whas soey
would pet freely and H. after ALL p!rimsxe
were vair for vsnIsrs aie not - yon
and trust 10 Gods ths he gill opea 70 me
me o,hsr way Of accom- plishsg object thep there Is
NO 'ria that not 10 40 throush ~ 10 becomes
then to beg for the necessary
gonsy at Washington will prefer cross'sg 70 the
United states the small fund am able 70 command.
sells OF than hundred each Buthow should
Anos indeed"
This appeal reached the noble American heart Of
Henry Griunen who subscribed thirty thsusand dol
lars spd which feeling trust will be- responded to
~ Congress In srsntipe the thirty ssamen required
which that gentleman has asked for the expedition.
With this AID, early in May IL will 20 forth on It's MS
zion OF mercy hearing the blessings OF ALL aud unfoid
the sacred banner Of our glorious Union that
where has never Jet aostsd in the winds Of Heaven
We trust that The mtrning Gun which has risen
nav not 6nisb it's - Mi annual day till the long
from beyond the OF their lev horizon
will behold the stsrs and stripes Of America brin
deiiv-rsnoe TO the captive through American phian.
thropy sod the intrepid officers OF the Amercau navy
Who mutUslb reject eli rewards and peoupiary indnc
mtpts offered BY Lady Franklin aud the English gov
eminent Ecensug
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The sou,hern Malls.

BsLrIsosr March 20 o M.
The nail due last evening has come to hand, bat
that due To m ght has failed.
The Riohmond papers of this morning announce
riss Inches Vi snov at that place yesterday.
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The Forrest Divorce Case.

HsAsissTs, March 20, 1850
The Forrest divorce vas this morning defeated
In the Senate. Final vote-yess 10, nsysE.
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tie admiration of all who compett, IN
has produee anything equal to them Made excu-
sively by Y SAvA.k 92 Fulton street 10 csnuectop
with Gold PEN, has also ample Of ina
gold and silver Watches
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Ns~ OELs.Ss. March 2p-sP.M
The cotton market is eighty easier aud the sales
ave eco bs.s including good poiddrg ct II 40, sod
fair OF M. l2c Tire stock continues TO decrease
ttree ctptnues 70 decline ana the sales only
d,rate. Holsssss and sugars ere rather quiet.
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The FORREST DIVORCE CAsE-FURrHER MOVE
MENIs We publish, to-day, Mr. Andrew Stevens's
reply 10 Mr.. N. p. WillIss letter, which appeared
yesterday. The speedy answer to Mr.. Willis
shows how the attention of the public is turned to
the consideration of these important social revo.
luuons. Public opinion is likely to be divided
upon a question which the Legislature of Pennsyl
vania has wholly abandoned, and the re sulls of
which involve the permaneDcy Of marital privileges
and rights. The full discussion Of the question
would be curious; but II is quite sufficient a, pre-.
sent TO meet the general deductions IN the case
namely, the certainty of freedom of intercourse,
and laxity of morals and manners, that pervades
and undermnes, to some extent, large part of
what is usually termed fashionable society. THIS
will be more fully developed in the present case,
when Mrs Forests SUIT for divorce is brought
into of the courts of this city. 1t will then be
seen that all we have stated with respect to these
liberal indulgeDces in fancy, literature and art,
will be fully unfolded. Meanwhile, il canno. be
wondered at that where the shoe pinches people
afflicted with the tender corns OF conscience will
cry out. Well, let 1t pinch, and let them cry out,
as was instanced in the case of an evening piper
Of small circulation and less influence, yesterday,
which would strain an impartial and just comment
upon fashionable folles, taking into the account
the respectable portion of the community. Re.
spectacle pc ople have no fears-only those whom
the shoe pinches.
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Errrsr TrIrGssrpic coNrvsicArIoS WIN rus
Hsrstp The Fersid OF ysst.rdsy contained tsls-
graphic d-.pstebss all received the day (2sth
ibsisntl, irsm The folio sipG points T.
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Ig tuition the raonoes
nj a. 2sa Breatway(S2 50 for full courso
q ssoDs invi'ed TO join his clisses without delay
lite oh be extended beyond the present. Tns
reros for g'Vng lessons will no embrace
time to allow each individual pupil receive full
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.


oUR SPECIAL TkLEeRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHIHeror, March ~, 1850.
II 10 reported, this evening, that Mr.. Ewing, tie
Horne Secretary. has allowed old clsim smountiog
to one hundred and eight thousand dollars which had
been refused BY the preceding administration have
not Jet heard what the nature Of the claim I but the
spsir 10 talked of good deal here. IL 10 said that
Corcoran Riggs are concerned In the transaction.
Will inquire further into this mysterious affair and
report progress.
Smithsonian building day. and was Instantly killed
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The eorcnsrs jury 10 the cses ~ the explosion 81
hes'esnsoet Troy 81 Bonsl- have rsnder.ds verdict
thai TIE pcsion ccca-scned by lack Of eater IN
The boslerr o-trs 20 the ouis-ios u Lew Post the
o. gin.sr t.ho vss hilsd) to employ eOmpe,ent and
attentive assistsnts
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Of q. =, Jsroiaues beilv e N. ), the fore and an
schooner toD d,r- Stock u. Euson. Freehold N
owner; Captain Achersn commander She is Of
Jsy oat live osk ard locust fastened: thc
finest vessel ever fitted for the eoastipg trade.
BoliStin OF rho Great New York Trade
Sale o. urdsy the nth Of ire Trade Saie will
sle Ssnborp csrt-rs aud babcocks valuable nvoioee
Of School aid other boCks followed the extensive
Cath lie invoces The sale will be Monday to
mp'ete th' Book invoio, and 81 IN o'cosk A. M
extensive sesi cstnf ill be offered OF Paper.
fseb ana English Stationery, snd Fancy China Pspsn
very curious.
Card The Courier and Enquirer, Ex~
pre- ana tie sun have under City
intis see wLin s.osy thought proper TO indulge in
uscsled FIR and TO the Pink-
erton Pavement lis las, wesn Reade and
Dame streets without the trouble making them
teNes 400, abtec with the facts In the
oude by ohervne that they much Com
MOI toupe would feet thea ewes authorized any
Council Of the siy Of New York thinking
partial sei exceedingly obliged the disnte-
Tested advice oprtnnely esdered the sapient wri
trs in the alluded IT, who H. ed those
direction and f Of sedgs OF street
paving thing ss@, would n convenient deposit
shell Bad he Of these paragraphs
paips obtain info thy would
have learned that thaL haiti dozen Of
be Repaired arc that o~rg the introduction Of the
Gre into the h9ure $50 Broadway wncn uposed
upon small expense. fsrhfps DER ssei
call the IF the Council
the Rus If Johs Ana Fulton strsets and
the ~bie. hs had two
session snf sso solicit favor OF that
T. Of the nsjot. Ct ouhious proprietor waeAer
Re peetfuny, JAMES PINKKaToN
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40 who IA be psrnauently attse bed to the shin -

tn. Atlopiic wss commissioned On the tenth day
OF aarch Instant and toe officers perform duty .very
dny Captain Wet, the Con der q. we'll lno-n 70
the travelling community a. one ~ mos, espaol.,
y. Mt sbly. emo sxpsrenced rsvizatcrs DE for
many YEAR, connected With the packet ship service
and uutil recently. had command u the Sosuaufoah
OF the fret cas packets CT fHtsiepba The other
ofeoer. sr. s,ptsm~p connsct.e With the assy. as
and polite they harmed In their duti..
sail
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n mother Great FIRE In rev Orleans.

Nrw OaLsAvs. March W VI.
Our city has been again visited By most destructive
FIRE, Which broke out this morning. consuming two
hotels ard min. other buildings, Qu ~hat part OF the
city not stst,eJ the lloss which IL not lar from
$50 Geo to SiOoeeo portion Il covered By Insurance