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7 luxury FOR THE LIVING, AND PROTECTION FoR
IL the Dead-At 2s0 Broadway visible the greatest
Inventions Of the ase idesruotibs Air-sxhaustsd cof-
will preserve dad without change for
perfect protection against oontagou The Greek Burial
Vase and form surprising all the inyen-
tons Burial Cases, for re-interment, Tor
hsspsF remains psrpetusl a. Boxes preserving Fruits
all knds years Also nearly 100 varieties OF elastic
metallic chairs bsdssAds lounges piano and store stools,
far surpass In beauty luxury elessnes economy and
dprAbiity all others All for SALE wholesale and
tail 20 Broadway By the hetA, Burial and Fruit Vase
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DR.. james w. Powell, Oculist, Aurist, DO.
aevotcs his attention exclusively to diseases OF the and
Far from 70 clock at 2 Broadway entrance IL War
zen street. where be had his popular Treass on ths
Eve editisn price 50 cents Also his seaoting Eye 40
Dar Fountains. lrtineial Eyes inserted
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Dsxes and Bridal Waters Of the latest and most fashionab
styles, be had at EvERDELLS. 800 Broadway eorne
ef Duane street. Mr. Everdel has branch store at No.
Wall styse for the accommodation Of his down town
tomerp
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.
CECOND WARD-AT PRIMARY ELECTION. HELD
- accordance with resolution Of the Democratic Re-
publican General Committee at Steneafs Hotel, on the
10th August 1880 the following ticket duly elected
sKcorp wARD-yoR GrsknAL COMMITTEE.
James ID. Hethrington, George W. IsAscs,
Daniel Mehan.
John Ward william Minor,
Thomas q. Harrison, John Mclean,
Thomas Hamilton
Aexr ksnton' inspectors appointed by the Democratic
s. I'd E.rsssii. General Committee
rNHIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsrRICT-NkW YORK.
III August Esd, ls5O.-At meeting OF the Democratic
Republican Convention Of Delegated, elected pursuant
10 the Call Of the General Committee OF TammAny HAIL
and the Of the city and county 81 New
York nominate candidate to represent the Thirteenth
Assembly Distrct, held 1T the house Of Mr. Richards
corner Fourth and Thompson strests-On motion MI
Enaihan Thorns called 10 the Chair and Mr. En-
nett Acting Secretary 10 unanmously Resolved
That Mr.. buren, be elected TO represent this
Assembly District State Convention TO be held 81
syracuse on 18th o. September. 1850 On motion, Mr.
samuel j. Tden elected the alternate Delegate TO
said Conyention. Andrsw A.nysrsi Joseph neArdis'
Nicholas walsh. ELNA1HAN IHOhNk, CharmAn- n >.
EanHrr, Secretary.
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NArIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET

NIBLQs-DRuNKARD, ROUGH DIAMOND, ISLAND
~ OF JewesMrs John settons first Benefit at this
August 2Sth. will be acted for
the first time here the popular drama the DRUNKARD
To be followed by Buckstont new somedy Of the ROUGH
DIAMOND. Concluding with (l2d and last time the
ISLAND OF JEWEIS - -
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WnDow srApss-paRrols g1s AND W VIII
w Isn ssrsst ssi the ssenton ~ all p~rssrs wanting
shades Cornies fssssl Cords ks " their ssscytnsng
Witch vf sopars sxctl sssorners IL the city
Witch they sell fair living rrodt. All shades
vrrrahsed ret stish earl Ceurtry n<rchaas WI
ana 10 10 their s8vAas~xs " cell
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PARTn ERsnrPy.

PARTN ERsHIPS.
r. OPARTNERsurr.-CHAMBE PHELPS AND
" James Robinson, have this day formed oopsrtssship
and viii continue the Mediterranean trade sndsr the firm u
ohamberlAin Robinson Co.-Nsw York August ~ 1850
WIN CHAMBERLAIN,
GRO A. PHELPS,
ALEX. ~. LAWRkSNK
IAs ROBINSON.
TIE COMPREHENSIVE HITHERTO EXISTING BE-
II tween 4. n. simons having expired BY Limitation,
notice hereby that the and that the
business will te continued heretofore, at the corner 81
madentans and Nassau street, ftntrnrce Ne 81 Nassau
street, ALIAS HhONs HENRY sfhONS
NEW YORK, AUGUST ~, lso-Tur coPARINER,
IN shp heretofore existing under the hrm ~ Clark Hall
h Warned, 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent
CLARK, HALL HARMED.
demands aeainst the will be settled BY the sub
serbers who ~i continue 20 carry on the busise ausu
CLARK HALL, Is Ann street.
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beats of Leonard street. have already
received their fall goods and are prepared to serve
Parapattas all kinds Of family goods Banxsts Quilts
Plannes Linens &c; Gentemens Under Shirts Drawers
Ecarfs, Cravats, HanSkerchiefs, Gloves, Sc.
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WIGS and Toupees.--Anoth Medal has
Been awarded WE Bachelor the Wigs and Tou
Dees The public invited inspect style for
i650, st BATCHsLoR.s celebrated wig rsetory, waD
street. He keeps the largest and best sortment IN the
"a Gapvt adj
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rTN0 sEAMsTRESsES - WANTED. AT BRADBRoOK'5
Juvenile warehouse 2T Broadway, 100 sesmstrssses
Those who capable Of doing fine work will find constant
employment by applying before 10 in the morning after
in the evening. respectable youth wanted who has
knowledge Of book and is willing make himself
useful, at BRADBRoOK'S No. 2T Broadway. City
feIences required.
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CO00 WANTED FOR ONE YEAR-F0R WHICH A
R%OU liberal interest will be given. Address W. J.,
Herald onss stating when and where interview be
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nAcUsRRRoTYPE PLATgs-rHE sUBscnIBEH ~
~ criy or Isris l. Bishops plstsA vsrrsv<s<
superior SOY ever Ne yin .s them veh n. priv
nsre that ~out set fve ssssss ntfse-
nsr Ass. I,ss resolved D~xsrsesyps Francs, Iesssss
ssros sIsBor. T-,.r..r. - ss,s.s Lss.. ~ ss~rs.
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VUALLHALLA, SO CANAL SrREEr.-TdfS TEMPLE
w Of stands unrv allied both for lovely
Ind charming songster The ory original female band OF
ninstre in the world This band consists Of some OF the
most harmng women. Living Pictures Beautiful Dancing
Arab Girls afternoon three O'clock and hapasB
o'clock in the evening The trusts that the
he has selected will with public favor.
of nd isson centE
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VII ANTBD-RY A YOUNG NAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
w business generally, situation a. Salssn Au in .
retail dry goods other store and would assist
At Can give the best Of reference Address n T.,
Herald once
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FOR SALE AND no LEp.

- err in nrst rate running orde with good boiler, nearly
nsw Inquire A RHODES, OF North Second and
Tenth streets, Williamsburg. Price S523.
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VuarTrr IpyrplArrLY- TO co SOUTH TO sAyAN-
w rah. dsorss. good W lnsr-one whc perfectly
aerssndshs tssns Apply between sine and ten. ., 40
Broadway.
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DREcIoUs STONES AND FRENCH FANCY 6sor s
vICroR BISHOP. Importer. q Maiden Lane.
FB Pearls, Diamonds and all knds Of Gems purchased

IERoNE'B CLoCKs-IooOV0 CLOCKS or EVERY
description, manufactured In the United States
Which are o. c. o o. o. round aud sharp Gothies Estr,
Column Cothics, Marine Levers and knxsh patterns Of
yous manufacture for sale BY the the mostrea
sonabs ~ ~ CORTLAND street. second door shove
Green veh street.
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Hair Dye.-Batchelcr's Genuine Liquid
Hair Dye can only procured at the mandatory Wall
street The pu guard limitations See my
various diplomas Persons whose hair has assumed bad
color the the imitation dyes have 10
Yseted by calling above. Copy the address.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND DESIGNING.-HEN-
N RY HoffkAN, once No. "a Great Jones street. in
ytes those who wish Ornamental plain designs for
hind Of edhce fountains parks monuments tombs furn l.
reeo TO sxamne his drawings and dssigns He 10
furnish them the and in the
highest perfection Of art he having had Of
tiee In Paris and Berlin. Instructions givsn.
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FURNITURE DRY GOODS.

GLAGETT D0DSON have the pleasure Of in
~ forming the public that the following desirable
and seasonable goods in the above line have Just
been received and are now on sale:
IS pieces superior contract Mattings, OF Goquoa 3
best make some of which are colored In entirely
new and different styles from any hitherto seen in
this city; all Of which thick and heavy, and
well worthy their sales; and, notwithstanding the
scarcity and advance in price Of Inattings, these
goods will be sold low, If soon applied for.
I case white weted Victoria Quilts, in dimity
ground, new article, expressly for summer use.
case pink and blue Dresden do, in sizes from
1914 10 ia.
Toilet Covers, Crib Quilts, and Ball Fringes, TO
match the above.
case neat and low priced Window Cornices,
and Canopies for French bedsteads, beautiful ar
rangement for comfort and elegance.
2cartons Drapery Muslin, richly embroidered in
colors, for bed and window drspery.
do. plain white Swiss, for do.
Lace and gimp headed Ball Fringes, in colors and
white, matching the above
These goods are new and very beautiful
We have still remaining a few more OF those
unique and very desirable double satin amask
mess Table Cloths in sizes from 1874 by l2-4 TO 1874
by 20-4, woven in Egyptian hieroglypbics. We
sure tho public that these will be the 1T of this
description Of goods they will in this coun-
try. They are Of Belgian manufacture; and every
one who knows any thing Of that country will re-
member the character their linens have for excel
lcnce.
We cordially invite all who take an interest in
such things 10 our ware-room, corner Of Pennsylva
mia Avenue and 9th street Up STAIRS, and we will
with pleasure show some goods which at least will
crafty them. CLAGETT K D0DS0N,
Dealers in all kinds Of Furniture Dry Goods
April 19-3tawMWSif2
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said General Quitman had not taken all his troops
at first into the town. having learned, some fifteen
miles distant, OF the evacuation.
Captain Hunter remarked, Ito the Court,) that
if such was the fact he should have detached his
forces TO have intercepted retreat, or escape
of horses and cattle; for the district Of Alvarado
being peninsula, with no means to transport their
resources over the rivers near Alvarado, by dis
persing his men through the narrow neck of coun-
try running in the direction of Vera Cruz, from
whence the troops had started, il would have proven
the most effectual He regarded the idea Of cap
turing horses and cattle, now made SO prominent,
an after-thought. Captain H. exhibited a map of
Alvarado and the surrounding country and rivers
The Court adjourned.
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BALTIMORE, May 3-5p. N


A stranger named Thomas Welsh, who arrived
in this city few days ago from Philadelphia, his
place Of residence, and who was found on Saturday
morning in the street, with his head dreadfuy cut,
skull broken, &c, and conveyed to the aims +.
house, has since died Of his wounds That he has
been foully and brutality murdered by some one
there can be no doubt. II is altogether mys-
FERROUS affair.
The superb and elegant country seat Of the late
Doctor McCauley, short distance from Baltimore,
has been purchased by George Brown, esq., for
Sal 900.
The news BY the Canada, received last night.
has rather depressed brcsdstofIs. Sales Of some
500 bbls Howard street -four to-day at SIS I2I a
IS IS. Red wheat IFS cents; white, l22 cents.
Corn remains unchanged. Groceries quiet. Coffee
very dull. Whisky "a % cents
The stock market is firm. Sales Of 1000 U. 8.
SIS, Of 1867 at llsl; do. of 1862. 1l4 Md sterling
Sc, es! Bait. Sc, Of 1870, at 1851 40 shares
Bait; Ohio Railroad Co. at 54i; Md 6's, IO4 bid,
and held firm.
The Canada's news has had a favorable effect on
the stock market.
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Great Fire I'm Gosport, va.-Thirty Houses
burnt.

burnt.
The Norfolk Herald of the I'd instant gives the
following particulars of a confagration in Cos
port:
Yesterday afternoon, little after four o'clock
fire broke out in the kitchen in the rear of Mr.
Bricquet's house. in Gosport, on the main avenue,
in the second square from the navy yard gate, and
strong easterly wind prevailing, the flames spread
with fearful rapdity, from house to house, along
the whole of the east side of the square, and
ing the avenue, communicated 10 the entire row ON
the west side up to the second street from the
navy yard, and TO all on that street; and in the
short space of an hour the whole reduced to
ashes We were unable TO ascertain the precise
number of houses destroyed, but adopting the pre-
vailing estimate, set il down at from twenty five
to thirty, composing nearly half the town. Among
the proprietors or occupants were Mr.. Bricquet,
Mr.. Buffers, Mr.. Foster, Mrs. Swift, Mrs Buck
ley, Mr.. George Marshall, Mr. Wilbon, Mr.. Ben
son, and Mr. Reardon, Of Norfolk. All these build
ings except three were wood, and their probable
value cannot be estimated at less than 800, 900.
Most Of them said TO be insured"
The Portsmouth Wing says: "There most
disgraceful row between the members Of the Uni
ted Fire Company and few sailors, in which the
fremen acted with objectionable brutality" and
adds, owe have been informed that one of the
sailors who engaged in the riot died this morn
ing from wound inflicted by an AXE
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A splendid RAFFLE

OF the finest GENEVA JEWELRY, at PAR
~ KER'S FANCY STORE, will come off on
MONDAY, the 18th instant, valued at 81 ,056,
importers prices, divided into 80 valuable prizes,
as follows:
| Gentleman's full ,jeweled Watch and Chain.
| Ladies' enameled do and Chatelain.
Do do Chatelains
] Gold Bracelet, with Diamonds and Rubies.
l Do do do Diamonds and Opals.
other Gold Bracelets, Pearls, Garnets, Opals, &c.
II Gold Breaches, with enameled Paintings, from
Raphael.
2 pair Earrings, set with Garnets, Carnegie and
others.
l Hair Band Turquoise set.
All of which may be seen at Parkers Fancy
Store, Penn. avenue, near National Hotel.
N B.-A few chances left. May Stiff
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DLANNETT.s BITrERs.-Thi. article !. high

DLANNETT's BITTERs.-This article il high
II ly recommended for the cure Of dyspepsia, in
digestion, fistulency, general debility, liver
plants, and all the train Of symptoms commonly
called nervous affections II IL one of the most de-
srabe tonics ever offered 10 the public. II creates
n healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite equalizes the circulation, gives tone
and energy 10 the system, and creates a power Of
resistance TO diseases rarely obtained. II is pure
ly vegetable composition, and recommends itself TO
the attention Of those suffering from the above dis
orders
For sale by r. s. PArTERsoS and 2. ID. &w
II. GILMAs, Washington, ID. G. Orders received
by the general agents for the proprietor,
WIN. It. HICKS & CO.,
lag and ISL Front streets, New York.
Messrs. WILLIAM r. Hicks h Co, New York.
GENTLrMES: have had the opportunity Of form
ing an opinion Of the efficacy Of "Dr. Plannetts
Bitters," purchased Of you, and must say that in
my own circle those who have used them have ex
perienced much relief Nervous or Bilious head
ache Of long standing was relieved at once. be
ieve IL 10 be valuable for indigestion and debility.
Respectfully, yours,
May 2-2w n. N. FRYATT.
April l6-dtr-w&wly
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday morning last, by the Rev. Viii
LIAM G.. ELIoT, IT,, of st. Louis, Missouri, JOHN
A. KASSON, ESQ. of st. Louis, to Miss CAROLINE
ELIOT, daughter of William G. Eliot, esq, of this
city.
On Thursday evening, I'd May, at st. Johns
Church, in this city, by the Rev. SMITH PysE,
Lieutenant GEORGE THOM, of the United States
corps Of Typographical Engineers, To Miss MARY
LUCIA, daughter Of DIR. J. F. GRIFFIs. of South
Carolina
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FRIDAY, May 3, 1850.
John A. Campbell and p. Phillips, esqs., Of Ala
bama, were admitted attorneys and councillors of
this court.
No. l93 Flemming g. Marsbau, Va. James Page
On certificate of division in opinion between the
judges Of the circuit court of the United States for
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of
this court, that Tampico was foreign port within
the meaning of the act of Congress of July 3d. 1896
and that the goods, &C., liable to the duties
charged upon them under said act.
Nos. 1876, 1877, 1893. George M. Gin and Nathaniel
WiHiams, plaintiffs in error, vs.. Robert OliUe's
ecutors.-The argument of the motion to dismiss
these cases was commenced by Mr.. J. M. Camp
bell in support thereof, and continued by Messrs.
Nelson and Schley in opposition thereto, and by
Mr.. Attorney General Johnson in support thereof.
Adjourned till Monday, II o'clock, a. In.
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CUPERB DAHLIA ROOTS, Sc

NUFEHB DAHLIA ROOTS, &C.
~ cases Dahla Roots, warranted true 10 name
and color.
I case Jacobesn Lilies
case Marvel Of Peru Rootsa new article in
this market
Also, the Florists Guide; giving practical in
structions for the cultivation and management OF
all sorts OF flowers, &c; and Brdgeman's Garden
er,s Assistant-thc best book Of the kind in print.
Mays J. r. CALLAN.
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- FOR RENT, the four-story brick house
JiH in Pollards row, short distance east of the
City Hall. The house contains six chambers, two
parlors, dining room, and kitchen, and good
brick stable on the lot To good tenant the rent
will be moderate. Possession will be given on or
about the 18th May ensuing.
For particulars inquire of the subscriber, at his
House furnishing Ware-rooms, Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. c. w. BOTELER.
Apr 30-eo3tif
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Correction.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, !
May Sd, 1850.

HOUSE OF HERREsENTATIVEs, \
May Sd, 1850.
TO the Editors Of the Republic:
sIRs In your paper of this morning, by typo
graphical error in your report of yesterdays de-
bate on the st. Lawrence question, am made to
say that 81 could not consent to grant reciprocity
OF trade toiM freedom Of navigation" &c. 1t
should have read, "I could not consent to grant
reciprocity Of trade ioittout freedom of naviga-
tion," &C.; meaning, IF NO NAVIGATION, NO REcI-
PRooITY.
By inserting this as a correction, you will much
obige, Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
ALEX. w. Buell.
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Connecticut Election.

NEW HAVEN, May 2-9, a. m.
Origen s. Seymour, (Loco,) of Littlefeld, has
Just been chosen Speaker Of the House. Ballot Sey
mour (Loco) 10; Dutton (Whig) s5; Hooker
(Free-SoiD Is; Cheney 1. Seymour's majority l..
David b. Warder, OF East Haddam, was then APP
pointed clerk pro tenn. by resolution, and the two
houses went into joint ballot for the choice of State
officers.
Postscript-Seymow elected Governor.
l2l O'Clock.
The Legislature in joint convention has just cho
sen Thomas II. Seymour (Loco) Governor on the
first ballot, as follows Seymour l22; Foster los;
blank Z; did not vote 3.
Charlss II. Pond chosen Lieutenant Governor.
c. II. Pond 1874; Green Kendrick l0l; blank 4.
The other Loco candidates will doubtless be
chosen by similar votes.
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Hon. j. M. BERRIEN.-The Savannah Repslbli-
can, of the 30th ult., says: "We regret to learn
that Mr. Senator Berrien is detained at his home in
this city by the serious illness of an interesting
1t is hoped, however, that the improved state
of his sons health within the past few days will
enable him to return to his seat at Washington by
the end of the week. -
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TELEGRAPHIC.

New YoRK, May 3-p. m.
MIR. Seymour, who was chosen governor Of Con-
necticut, is Democrat, and not Wing, as here
tofore stated in the telegraphic despatch. The
election made on the firstbalot.
To-day the steamer City of Glasgow arrived at
this port, and brings one hundred and thirty pas
sengers. She experienced very bad weather, but
sailed admirably.
The Canada's advices. received last night, have
thus far had but little effect on our market Stocks
are frmer, and Government securities are held
higher.
Flour is quiet-sales of 200 bbls. common State
brands at So Is a So 25; Genesee and other de-
scriptions unchanged; corn meal 50 10 a 50 81;
rye Hour unchanged.
Red wheat 10 a ia cts; Genesee 100 l34 cts
Corn 10 quiet-sales Of 1000 bushels at ~ ol cts
for mixed and yellow. Oats 46 cts.
Provisions are steady, and prices unchanged
Groceries dull and dropping.
The cotton market is frmer under the Canada's
news, and small sales at to cent per pound adj
vance.
Whisky in bbls "a cts. per gallon
PHILADELPHIA, May 3-p. IN.
The advices by the Canada have had but little CT.
feet on our market.
Stocks are somewhat frmer, and Government
securities are tending upwards Sales OF Pa 5's
81.
Flour is dull-hoders ask SIS 25 for standard
brands; no sales reported. Corn meal So IS. Rye
flour unchanged
Wheat is steady but not active-red III us cts.
-AAA'S 80 " A~o 49, 1919 49, $780, - 49,
Oats 40 cts.
Provisions are steady with small sales.
The grocery market is rather dull Coffee de-
pressed.
Holders of cotton are firmer under the news, and
ask advance.
Whisky "a cts. per gallon in bbls
NEW ORLEANS, May /.
Cotton steady-sales Of 200 bales at ! IL! for
middling to good qualities. Rice unchanged.
No general news of moment. City healthy
The Freshet in the Mrrimac.
BosTos, May 3
The freshet in the Merrimac has been very de-
structive both to railroad and private property.
The damage being estimated at $4,000 The rail-
road trains, which have been detained since Mon
day, are now beginning to run again. At Lowell
yesterday the water was so high that the mills were
closed.
BINoHAMProS, N. ", May 2.
Orcutt's hotel was destroyed by fire last night,
together with the Chemung river bridge, and two
fine stores. Loss $4,000.
The YelIotc Feur at Para.
SALEM, Mass, May L.
The brig Garland, at this port, from Para, April
6, announces that the yellow fever raging there
with great virulence, and that large numbers both
of foreigners and the natives had died. Mr. Rich
ard Ryan, the British consul, died April 3D. Much
alarm prevailed, and thirteen persons took passage
in the Garland, for this port.