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AmOsHnGNrs ~ f.nlLADs...s.ssa

RARNuM'S MUSEUM, tulLADLIPHtA-P. T. BAR
~ NJ ", fropti' tor and Mana ord
am Manager. 'esyc NeoA splendid hills previous 70,
subsequent 10 n" lh 81 July Ia which 3
OrguDl aud Popular Company will Ga The an,
siN Crard ~ e 'tctuIe Enom fpr which
mot particular brilliant Preparations have bsen made.
New tos'te~ have been atdod Eolasiss alone csull
record the number and atactveness Of R,rnu,us ea-
tiOn Admtthnce - cts. LllaI nnder ~ ys.rs "a?
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ItOWERY THFATKE-The public are respectfully In
~ Termed that this ahsh will wsln.-
aT evening July with she popular styei
III DkUNKAkD, aud other enter nmsnts
T. :. nANtiiN Proprietor.
". Y. STEVEN. Stage Manager
The members 81 the viii please assemble Mons
day, . O'clock irtcs.ly
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Musical INSTRUCTION. Al CUEevos. TEACH
4vt q she violin, Piano to
himself Proft af
Iess,n- riveT pri,At. residence ~ fpaats knf
French and Spanish language Altr"., above Herald
ofhce.
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INsURANCEs.


NIw ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSURANCE CON-
IN tsn,. Of New Haven, Corr. Capital si1ovl g. &.
Prince, Secretary. Edwards, Pres shss wills v.
Hotsss Cattle xe insured ssan-t Death ny sssss
scsdant. ApTcatou. received .hs Olhss. ~
wall street New Yort Or Tsylor ~ fulton street
brooklyn w. Paysor Peek slip forty WILLIAMSBURG AGENTS
nrFiCR Oy hEHCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE
" Co. New Nork, June ~ lsoNofios Ia hereby given
that The certificates Of pron isusd for the l- wiIh
the seerptnE interest s y. paid ~ tue holders thereof
their legal representatives ard after Monday the ~h day
o. July which time all thereon will
Tn. sertfeatss bs eanesed payn~nt ny order
Board. CHARLES NENCDMn, secrstary.
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I1urkTH OF JuLY EXCURSION 10 PAssarcf.LLs.

rsisrsor NJ The falls viii Ne IN AL their orixnai
spsudtr Tue whole - ht that drives the
b tuned n orEnGl eours- witch viii so much the
sTndnr ~ the IRE che ella IL ftel
efase ara sesaat sylo The saloon fttsd fof
dnru .aloon -ksre vsiters will be- With all
the d~sactss ~ The good FROM A. NJ vail
The fssiVitis Of ~. day ~ conclude With srsnd
SD priste 81 play sf Gre eorks Onhb1ss-- n b.
IN attndsLec &C. from u. depot the
tails the arrival 20 each of The
Juiv f:h fellow. Leave Paterson y, 7. "a rni ~
o'clock ~ aud "a. IN and ~ n. Leave S.- Work.
"a, "a, y pud ~ p'cl-,t srd ~ T. snd 2 y ~.
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FNhO1TlNG PURSE AT NEw ROCHELLE, JULY T.
1894 OF SO Will lie given, free, foe horsss that
that amount Entries TO close At
%m Shrte's hofel New Rochelle the ID day Il July.
The trot to mmence at 3 o'clock l.. NJ.
GPoRTSMEN. ATTENTiON--JCsr RECEtvED.--laO
~ Wild Pigeons III he shot FROM the trap Tuesday, 2nd
July The ok shooter will he haui Bulls Ferry
". Il. T. COLLINS. Proprietor Bulls Ferry Hotgl.
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FOUND.

EoUND.-ON FRIDAY THE 2isr ULT. LADY'S
purse. containing small umof money, which the
have l describing the property ths ad
ve.tisement. Apply At II Nariok street.
EOJND-iN BEAVER STREET. A POCKET BOOK,
containing small amount OF money, which the owner
can bsye g calling at - Beaver street. ana paying for this
adyertisemeut.
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p.AKcryG aC

RoAHD-AN UNFtRNI>uLD Ruoa WANTED NirH
- iu 81 partial bpsrc i"r fh.le g'Ggnss Ia
E4bvsy Ii,frr.d brooklyn. 4. A.. tisrad
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GTEAMTR JOHN NELSON, !. = fKAZEE, CAPTAIN.
- viii make Exeurs 20 New Erunswick on rhursdsy,
July lth, leaving Barclay stg sap-ror Band
will \. on board Fsr- for the excursion ~ ceats
IlARyiON. HOi-THg CARS LEAVE TUE SOUTH
~ Very. brnoktyo SIDE, ABA " and " precisely Tor
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WALnML.. ecAN. NJ srREEr-cRANpe re opEy-


entirely the -i-rlsut tive
taruens he is e ei will meet sith pube favor.
n peri 10 re ue~ aud a1vrl add apes hg
srfisu to mont public pips, ~ al nissOn,
orchestra ~, - cents. psrluett" ~ .erto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-19
From WASHINGTON
tnban Cou-ulats-D DR.. ~ewaIi asd the spanish
Governmeut.

l.rr-sul. 1srr- nj The 4r-lHe
wiH,Seros. sar-isv M.re1 81,
Tie .5r-espoud-lt o; che Piaafepi Ac-t
c.a 81 a..4llu- 90 IT, isr, t,at tis sos1,,h
t5..e-meni lsI released o. D. SFa4if. 1.- CON.
sI.a. : Ja-0le Gaia as eze.. .a.1-. says as.
-,1,,4 d. a.ur.,f t.r H.f oc' saf none PEA, ,.
,l.ufIca.5 -la o. aaaglg.d. Th.ssan.stika
IS LOT au.ya -.rlar las leen sss.g.. 9 bot,
,u.a ste.s have been ,asen s. vii -r-ss.... t...
iiil.-..s all secure - Dr. >iWtlL IS ex-,ratar
To-. .s.,s o-- these some esd disposed persons
rll either persona. 0r rHitc1. lie Ee nt ur
-ruALI. circulated the .ep1-t al1 created fh7
suspicion tia, be- was so AbaLuo1ist Iu tie *.
.ite1 condition % things % Cuba ald the spp-e.
tension that tE- scheme ~ revn.utllaz-Dg that
Island AMI stfarr.-- r f0 the rrt-l states rad
not been abandoned By blty o. sfveuiure-s To-
lu .is, made tie : 1auish Cover. melt hrst hes
'7-e and t1a refuse ouf D.ns1. Us eKe4uatur
eariug be- m-ht become g. ,nstr4m 10 il exciting
-he slaves o. rfta. Son. q rruew q attempt Ras
made against C11s So soon. h1veFer rs the
RlIsh Nnis,el, resident l tbs ctv. .esred tie
.aet thai 81. eE -gaf1 had been withheld from
DR. SFWAtr. DO Immediately wrote to his tr1rcrl
neat, 1iv-- g. unqualified oolfridictlCn o. tie
barge " ADoltoaism brought aEailsf our Coas1l
and spoke n ,Ae highest terms oi han 90 ia u
eminent. a. gentleman -u whom the most ull.ul.
ted confidence could De ren0sei The Spanish
Munster weat even urtie than tbs aud expressed
.hc confident hope that upon tle receipt Of hs Ia
1at ehes such directions waId be gwen pc a. 80
,1re 81 once tuc granting Of the exeQuail- o. D.
-EwtII.
When the spanish Ministers last advi-es from
ls Government were received by him. his own
dispatches covering the case OF Dr. SrwALL had
not then been received tbs he i confident of
a. Inquiries were made oi him in regard 70 certain
matters which his dispatches thar went forward
it the time Joe alluded 10 Dr. sEwtLLs case hsd
anticipated and fully answered He speaks with
he greatest confidence OF al difficulty being speed
is removed AID u thai opinion the State De-
1arimcut fully concurs
have been thus particular iu tins matter, that
al npprehc might De dlspeied that 10 was
ron ans uuineudy feeling on the part OF SPAN
toward the aited States that her refusal o. issue
ll eXequa;ur 20 Dr. SEwAtt was based The 90
ectou wo. % him 5trson1' E. a- ] have already
shown aud. had the .act been as vas supposed 100
lle would draw .n question the p-opue'y Of the
luduct oi the Spanish Government Had. how
ever that Government have bad little more cor
rect know edge OF the President ST. lis Cabinet
hcv v5ud han, saor-n that the charge against Dr.
SFNAII was libel. aal q at the Administration
would never have commissioned him. or any other
person. as Consul. whom they Supposed. under any
ircums,ances, would have in'eriered directly Or
Indirectly. with the question OF Slavery IN Cuba.
ALPHA
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From the Rio l.rande.

Tle N.,c. Orleans P,caynne Of the 9th mas the
following important from the Rio Grands-eheny
,aded in Teegrlphc iisprch yesterday morning
BY the arrival here Yesterday Of the steamship Globe
Capt Buehner BraK0s ihe 3h nat we havs received
s B,0tnus Flag and Ire ssnHsI % The Eh ut inclo
I've The sentinel say- hat ths notorious Or Kellogg
Who months since commanded party o. oOuefs 90
ns road between his place and Point Isabel was lately
trresied ~ BrsEos by Mr. stevens shern Of no County
BE led % i0r bail 10 5000, and IN dsianl W"
Public meeting. have ately been held a, RlmA Starr Co
ara At Rio GrAnde CITY on he territorial quesloo IN
which resolutions In favor Of separate government WET"
passed by overwhelming ma iOriues
The FlIg Of the .7lh at saws 70 ~ reported mai hn ~
,emptsd revolution Victoria had terminated IN species
d. t'e.fv between Gov Cardenas aud Gsn Vital feTnan.
trf hu mat The parsans ~ The alter would not fespec.
90. provisions Many Of lhoss implicated In Tho AFFAIR OF
k.rusrl,1 nave aiken nh Four tive pers0us have
arrested, ard Gen CNnaes acid 10 be exercising
he authority Executive Csrden.s being seriously w.
The Crsesuf OF iae contains tho following adj
.. ionsl particulars
Tie Rio C,aAde senfiasl contains a rail account u The
murder OF hree American traders citizens Of Rio orAnde
CH3-Messrs Bowen, Campbell snd Worihingion-who
shot hy MEXICAN troops on Tie Ah January, % ho
one Of he resolution, adopted Al he ROMA Territorial
.n-runH. before sl1ded %, vas a. follows
ff'ts'" ih.i : ~ n's ~, - - : n. IL. ID
~, m rs. st,i. y r-,s. ,ni 10, of
II. rafsd AID .ft-as 'ooa - possible
ti. proposed TO hold a Convention a. Brownsville %
.t. l5,5ir.t to saopt measure. upon the subject
The Sentinel announces hat he hst Protestant Chnfeh
DO ns Rio Orande organized Al Bfownsyie on ne
q ut lnier he pastoral care u Rev hrsm Cnsmbef am
st1 vs.. there ~ he Boaf ~ ssions u ths Pres
lrirran Church The Of niuetsen members wsfs
Ioqrced.
room Austin bnrKs axle ~ genera interest," more
.ifa that GOV Bell has been 'r0wed up Salt kiYer ~
a- Inhabitants Of Mldde ard Eastern Texas, Tor MS al
-.gpt-d hef-y hey term g To he owners VI land
fToa he Rio Or-ude-~b- bys portion ~ hose bYns
mon no Oraadr he bss been denounced for "a aisn
b. DESTROY ne Oh 1t.e, spp-af. hat ne Governor 10
ID decidedly nor water On all sides
4 correspondent 81 the Dsltl, ~nnng rom AAiamofos
,.y. Tie M-xicaas ere perfectly aslonishsd {. ne
fr0vlh Il BroWusysn0 et two years 3D. add number
ae $50 Inhabitants IN year from this limo Il viii be
,rsar han
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over iOr dancing the balance is reserved f. prom
euading 4 pleasant degree q warmth i kept W
ia the garden. and ou entering B, Of Wnie. .
evening, when all IS cold and deso.s ate without. 2
more 'airy.iike ssd beautiful scene. cen scare. b
be imagined
4 Jardn oliver Of tbs hind and n.ar .l al.
essentials o. tha, Of Pars woud b. one Of the
engagements connected viii tie edIhce What o
source a delight and OF hesltn would sueh a. inno
vstiou alone procure The extensive Court 900
let .1ug b. 70 wide would be asei for tins garden
+, s enclosed on three sides as explained. ty
tae front and wings o.; the edihce. The open irJrt
would be .nclossi l. ass, 70 the hight say Of ?.
ieet 4 .aE rOo. commencing at the top % the
buIdiug would descend 81 az angle OF - degrees.
Or more. and iOin tie perpendicular glass; wal.
Thus iDis immense ares would lie covered viii
gisss ia the sumner part Of the ROT would be
drawn up. ~ removed. Tie heating would be
done by steam steam engine would be neces-
sary lu such a vast establishment and the mode
Of heating already used in some extensive esiab.
lishmenis iu our City-in the Harpers among 9th
ers would be employed
A msgnhcen, garden Of tins kind, gently heated
10 Winter. sid aifording delightful promenade,
when Nature Oilers 40 resources, would be such
a luxury. such p source of health that il would o.
Itself convert all the rch 70 the new manner o..
building our edihces as now constI ucted w0u'1
seem the most dresry u aboies-mere prisons.
with iour walls destitute Of any external arrange
m,l's that couduce 10 health and comfort The de
laierious Influence which they exercise upon health
al9nc--oherng IS they 10 10 facilities for exercise
wound OF Itself condemn them, and cad D. an
chi,.rtufal reform
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The Michigan Convention BIZ.

LAssIss March :. isj1
Yesterday the Bill % provide tor the time and
ar- and manner Of boiling me Convention 70 revise ne
Constitution ard tor me ssetiOn Of Deiegates thereto
1as.ed both branches q he Legislature.
% provides that the election u Deegzi-s u ne C0nsen
100 .As held he Gr. Monday 10 May, Al The aslal
1l1ces aud manner prescribed ~ sw f3r ne
lection u Representative % th1 ssls Lexisaure The
number Of Delegates % be 100 The Delegates chosen
hail COGyrnn0u he Capitol 81 LsnsinE, on ne
~ Monday Of June $50. They made judges Of lhsif
lya e'ectou AID privileges 10 . made no fnty VI No
secretary 4 attend -sid Convention Al the opening
re0f ac be-, and al pu01c Otcefs, shan nfnsn sicn
C91veu10n Win al papers STATEMENTS pooAs ana OV'e'
yu1c doImens 10 ihelr possession, - ne SAID toafen
uoc shall order or re- The proceedings " ne Con
ion aud tic rev.sion Of lie Consultation sgrsod W ~
al Conv-r uoa shall be recorded 10 The ONES " 10 Sec
etary q sae TIE sad revision snaA be slSniuSd %
people for heir adoption Or REJECTION ~ Ne prefL
ssri.on % lsi Tuesday n November no Every
1e,.on entitled a. hst election, nay vote nefcon
ne election disuic n Whics be saa fesids The SAD
-v.on hall be prepared and csink lshed ~ saoil
soas Or Otherwise thai they b. voted upon one o
III s.psyaiey or a! together, he Convention shsl ~
- In ether case IL C0ossnt0n shsi! prescribe ne
sfs Of baols uie puDlcsfOa VI he REVISION, and 10
.gf-e ~ - .Iven ~ fhe ciectloo.
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Niiddletewu-Ra ilroads-A llurements for Wish
fers-semlnarI es-P olltic..


M.potsro~S Ct MONDAY. March a. iSe
After wears Of expectation disappointment and
delay. We hsve at last Rsilroad commune alton
with your city. by means q a branch road just
completed connecting with the Hartford and New
Haven road al Berlin. and - as Il appears mat
ter Of sufficient consequence 20 claim passing
notice m your widely circulated paper
W now hope that our city may again obtain
thc relative position among the cities Of New Eng
ana which II formerly held. when Il was the seat
Of extensive West India trade supplying srge pot-
qoraf0n and he oi numerous families from ~
qsr,, of ne countries who were araced thher by ~
very remsrkaole heshfress OF rs climate a. proved ~
satsucS table compiled many wears ago by Noah " 20
ster 10 be TIE most healthy city the Inion-
Bat since ho OF Railroads orr facilities for msnuse
urers oar priv eyes unoccupi our beau
ufu. localities for residence aad The superior sslubry Of
climate. have been insufficient o. contend against ne
superior Advantages Of sve ard transportation witch has
been before oS,aned over ever ether city IN the sisie
We now feel however thst our turn has come A. last
sni elasticity prevails smong our ciurens, which viii
ensol. "a. 10 lake resh starr IN he race Of prosperity
with sister e.aes OF New England
A rare chance now offers for the establishment
OF good Hotel and clearinghouse, &C In that re
spect VI have been for years deficient. and not
wilhs,sndng The great Inconvenience Of sceess eSper-
ence hitherto in craving q snas pace for mite.
summer who for ne want o. PoPer accommodates
we're OBJ ged 10 seek shelter q sewhere
The Wesleyan University, which has attained
high rank among the literary institutions tor young
aides. OF he rhs Boarding school about To- be
established lhe hesaaful residence of The ale Nommo
31re McDonouSh, together with one High School VII
Afford ample means for ihs education u children
In politics We are very quiet though upon the
eve Of a state Election. The Democracy and
Free S0iers do not harmonic quite as well as
they did they enabled 10 81 ihree seat IN Congress
wti men whoae opinions ard votes upon the most I'M
poran sub would probably be a. variance with The
Of ieuths 81 al the In tbe State II 10
said that he Democratic STATE Convention assembled here
a Few weeks since. presented Of the features so
wildly portrayed IN your OF The harmonious gain
srings a. Tsmmany Hall
TIE Whigs have male their nomination. with great
lnanuy and where the standard shall BE- unfured thry
vii doubtless rally Ia sufficient strength 10 preserve Us
rom The Of Loco focosm remain yours truly
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Losr OK SOLD iSro SIAvTEr.-ELza Middleton
--d ri u .toui - Yeas q az, sf I.lacs- cap
-. &C., .otae1fr- 70 DE- SINNER q IL year -i, a.
.e- . he a. s-er q Dr. Corve4 q I.hscz 10 va
-h-s fafi-ga t1cr o. BossJn. NzVlCrk Pl- sfe-71-A
r.-,--- Virgina 40 Ssh Csro1A J. WEs r-F-esscec
- - - urt- rer rs-.rr llscs seori ll1- Ai-f
-. - - ~ ga - a. Bosoz Si7cr .el sts la
-r-r t.-- had frc-- Her trc-1er, who ssls Is %
- srsr. a. ste m4y lave Tea Tetacec y >Afe1 -
~ lfr-g r. r. S0Ut1 arcsr Re ylke 81 pol~Asfs -
scule be gad Z tse papers EAsr s19 Socf - AAe -
utsre- q ne Cause VI lie 1prfessec wo1c eo7y Y %
- .rd give IN xzv nfoTEAcon c1e1ng L@ res.a-oc-
- couGoc u lis lost sister ksy ccldssue Loerk-ns
- Y Mack la lES ISAAC MIDDLETON
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Gississippi.

THIS state having achieved The Questionable
ho,or Of originating the Nashville Convection Ass
resolved 70 10 tnrougi with IL cancas 81 mem
tecs Of tie Legislature friendly to TIE project was
Gently bed ard the following names agreed on
lCr Delegate. VIZ
-, ne sia,s Of L1,gs-C r SINH, K Baron y l.
s4arSeg ard = BOYD
r.s. l. } ". Msrhews and 4 h ByGtt1st
n o = SeA and Peter Sf0ybs
.- AZ. join PettUs Snf Is Nde.
~. John ! HcHaa AID I Jon>s Sfc5Iff
fN1IQs ~ I'1iies
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I.fa fNIfs - 80 %
TIL. doe. rot include me Carnage Hire tor Members"
another Interesting item Of e.o yearly Financial Repor'
TIE carnage Srd tie City HOspitAlues count up I'M
neasey from ne year. end 10 smother The Aggregate
Carriage Hire for De years 1857 a8 and 1919 looms Mp
considerably over Three Thousand Dollars The Conan-
.oc,cs of ese tlrse wears sltoseiher-a' exhibited Ia
tl- Reports OF Controller EwEN. Wsrsss ard IAftog-
sr1ouu a. ~ FVf Tr5 Th0sssad and NtffI sn hoddr
Eighty Cesfs Of which The past twelve months have ex
-eed-d any other by han Two thousand 10 much
r ae Corporation Tea Room and other useless source.
d expenditure We may be- referred 20 als Controllers
statement Of decrease of s2A5 IN he Contingent FL
oea.e, Of he Coa@ga Council during Tie year aud h .
f a. re-y good 81 'sr - goes. But there Is 40 po.sbi
by " denying he actn-l n Departments whsrr
.u-t enormous oulsys npsu Go conceivabe heasni 10
a1v one snd which nlre rather man promote 10 Wan,ac'
'oa of tie public ql.iues-
Iis decrease ~ expenditure fr he year account of
-tn.SIY CnsrIs.EsliEs g. Distinguished from hose
..sr.ess to .he Common Council 10 not a. from S3nn
a. -1r0sres wil he previous year or hts amoual-ie
81. r..s,e beng s}tlS8 ss-its sun 81 $1,000 wes PAD
JOG .aIrrsnts .aw costs. &c $1,000 fcr tfoou W-isr
,,an.aca Tables. Tor sl-ra'. Service. a. Sio%s for
Ffnersl SERVICES 81 Gen WofiiL Col Duncan and Msi
GATES s40. I'D lo. erp~nse- account q ihe A'.or
place Riots g. 50 lj
TL. e1rsnmrut for LLEANiNs srEEErs BY Coltrsci
.-..neils fsr .-.nsIy allied Observes he Courollrr 70
lss1yes upon NE Comm.'s9nrf Of Streets sod Lamps 10
.es that t. important wok be performed efficiently and
.-1m.cs..y The uet expenditure on Ms account for
.. IL stated 81 5l.rH 70
The total Expenditures Tor L,,f- .SD o. rave smoost
tosl4 sooor hch nearly eiio+s went to ne ~ "a,
Compsnis. or supplying Lighting srd exi'nraishng hs
.ss.amp, $40 Tor gas ard amy gos'' The aiier bow"
sy,f we're Be- pAu fuui-tsd b. Inc Corporsio u Sc
lo.at u Which deduction mus, made rom he receipts
u 10 Companies.
sg.rcgais expenditures ul4er lie head Of sfkEEr
OrEstSG sfe gwen sg7 "a IS OF ihis .mount 81 20
have paid sceount o. Awards -osso FOR Cour-
s sees Appra...az sc sad sl53-g for Commis'loner'
Tie expenditure, ~ srsEs1 P,,iSs Amounted 70
rGLesJ
We aaurA = useful Table slowing the fsliAuOn u
en. ana r-rsousl Eslsie In New-York ior 1888
STATEMENT Of ~ g4a4i-n II 10 Redl and P'oali =
f1fs ~ ~ iereyqi - If6s y IA Ltg sAf Coshfg q
Netr- York rts ps Rate AT 1HsogAf Of Tar N efeh
irrt,f ~ ne faan1l Nseffng 9 ne boarf p sspF,r
sorI g0y ~ gsrr 1870
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sf TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW TRIBUNE
A California VesseI In DI.trss. Frisate Kari
fnu.

PmiADEtTsiA. Monday March ls lsjo
BY an arrival al tins port We learn thst the ship
sncae,psre Ciak from SewYork, hound for California
was a Thomas % tbs stn. In distress leaking badly
sse had EOyo overheard psu Othef cargo
The L > irigss hsrfan aud me s.OOpOf war eeffnsn
loYn boiL "a "a ffou q Thomas he - On cruise
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bs iia of December a. . ,s1y Three snd Hat NJ
io1s-or sS4sSs5 TIE Enogai 'svied IN ~ prev'oe'
yea bar tg.e over Three AilaoEs-'esVns ~ r.
or $50 Of s4aSss % presumed sowevef, Ia
80 % ~ assessed ~ Res s1d Perso,a
E.-s,e Ab.e ANArou Tor lie easll,g sses year ~ Be
greater proportion 20 he 7r-vo yes bar he 7ervsss
= ~ Tax Levy Msuous ron ihe soad q Saperv
sors accompanied ~ he dfAN o. Act a. revise ard
Aend .ae eNsns LsNs reNive 10 CIV Asses.nenss sAs
srsa1y been iad before he Legsslrre AL @ $ 10 6e
h1fe- hai sgch asou nay - he suAec, viii
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M IANFs CLARK,s AsTiDOTE goR IN
DPrnE BREATn-Tns anEtcis hsslrs asss yin sa<h
sTest seeess EasoD. hss nssesf - Sopnss " IA
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30 ~ ae.rry p Pree 10 reiD1-a Ban bg,lainss
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A Disgrareful Riot.

We earn rom the Mfranke, WisooRsia that
sn ~ fa Inst mob Of sos 20 ruhnsssrs and rfnsosN
n. par1.ed ne streets u Milwaukee and snseEed ne
r-.sisree u Hon Joss smTs. "a Esmoef Of no "is
-ocsl1 sensis trsasirg Ne windows Vim Dfen sDfe
7s,. u wood sc and a1sy not .As,oa WI ssn ,.
her sU.e On side E0uso several snsfed efnc1 over
sugs throwing Of N NJ c.lPei tofs dOSn Nc elfaes,
IA ! some ogher loilTy Mr. s@th vas Absent 81 ne
~ az o. one a. hans except he children, u Bar az
yHf sn4 s.even venrs = age ard servant n. NoOs
ar a. lhs sd0rs u ~ hfee ToDnz nrr we're cDn,
II n 10 reizkbog1g hoas> A-sr remaining iof sone
lter n hour s rioters dlsP~rsed "a dia1r-rt ah1c-
T-e cause u rs yro.s outrage s7oa senator smh I.
eozn ~ hsgs besn be JeUp-rsnc Az Sh.ch Dc uPtsd
.4r1g ne AZ session u ne LsgissiuT-
We IndsrsAnd ssJs ~ i.ooas'a ulsi us rioters lad
ls-ncod givnz HCB. L. AcDtfsT, u ~ ASSEMBLY
-nsf.-f r & s.ald b. 1si i2xsn On some gzest0ns
stca care b~fore nat BOY a. - receri s-eson The
@ 40 s.9 ersss ssss ,assosd ", ~s a .ss sT s
e. NeG NOg1 ssve given hem Hibsrnisn rscspu0n
20 rs ysiag male - arrest aOse Who we're engaged
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, ssd nsde ~ sIssr II stnoss penA.iy x he a~
DEArH TRoz ROwDrIsa Coroner Pratt rsl
ID ms sofaiaE . soe sn nqse.s apoa ne 10Y q
gg aged about - yeafs vso ciec sy o1nEY IN eo.Ss
l-rcs q TOgr1s received 10 head Few days ago -
3roz snOp - Bsckstooe e. -.
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ss.rI SorE Bill REJEcTED.-Tbe Legis.a
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l.s sensts u hsf sale.
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