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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14
Circular from the Treasury Department
inspectors and Gaugers, &c.

WA5HINGTON, Saturday, ApTlI II
The special notice of the Treasury Department
having bee called the subject Of fees, for weighing
gusging measuring merchandise entered al tho Custom
House circular of instructions TO Collectors viii he IS
to-day They directed that in In which the
eDry does the weight quantity measure OF
goods 1t is to be sscerane al the expense of the owner
agent or assignee; but all other it is 10 be borne
by the United States II must however, evidently appear
when the essarv information is given in the invoice,
that the hypothetical vague but stated IN
good faith. and if It should be subsequently, ssceraned
that the difference bsween the amount stated in the invoice
and the real QusDty Is great rs TO raise reasonable
presumption OF Intentional fraud, then all the expenses
mentioned must be def aged by the In all
where parties have been subjected to the payment OF OK
penses the kind mentioned since the passage of the
Tariff act of 1896 contrary the principle laid down
be refunded and Collectors are instructed
upon application issue the usual certificate aud trans
nit 10 10 the DEPARTMENT.
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CoSNEcTIcvT-Tke LegisIature.-The Hartford
CoerGnt OF Saturday says
We regret to be obliged to strike one member
NJ ~, me House from the Wing list this morning.
'" mad twOtelegrsphic dispatches from Norwich
on " eons,dsy, stating that East Lyme had
elecleu nig, but the last NOrtcick Courier in
forms Us mat be is Loco. The claim of the
Tunes TO member from Ashford we believe to
De without the least foundation. We have a let
Ter before US from gentleman of that town,
which states that their election resulted in a
choice ola Wing and Free Soil Wing, aud that
the latter is pledged TO vote for Mr.. Foster for
Governor, and the Wing candidate for L. IS, Sena.
tor Placing the Rsst Lyme member on the. Loco
side We still have III, half Of the House includ.
Ing Mr. Hall of Portland. But we under,,snd
they claim at the Times Office that Mr.. "a. will
vote Tor Mr.. Seymour. II he does, we stn have
al reliable men in the House which, with 10
senators, will give US majority Of ! on joint bal.
~. T With bis vote We shall have majority Of g..
aem IL Close enough.
WE have known Mr. Hall az & man and a
ing, TOO long, 10 place him with our opponents
slight pretense ss a claim from the Times
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NETWORK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE....ALBANY, Sc


Mr.. BEEKMAN made an elaborate report review
ing the condition Of The affairs Of Union College The re-
port 10 ably drawn up, ard concludes WIZ The following
summary OF views
Your Comm cous. lat s present inadequate results
H. State for this institution caio e
stys estsA.i.n thorough warning 20 the
ue Of learned Institutions and for the pIe-f'
possible what Of the intended beneiacons
Issture AID ttereupOn The COMMITTEES on Literature
the following resolution eTbody he judgment OF Inc
c mmltes 20 What should be done
HKeord, 1hAie Controller General ana he' yo.n
campbell Of the Rsgets Of The Un'ers have power 70
sssu send for and papers to e1
he Pecoas hsrs OF Unon College and report upon
tle 20 tie next Legislature
The report was adopted.
Dir Cook, from the Banking Committee, reported upon
The amendments made 10 hiS bill providing for redemp
kApy and Troy The Committee recommend mai part OF
amendments be coucured in, but they oppose Dor
ZION OF what The Assembly propose on the ground hsI II
would actually egaliZe n suspension OF specie payment
which 10 forbidden by The Constitution
The consideration OF the above question was sci down oy
he Senstt for Tuesday morning. al III o'clock.
Mr. GUINNIr reported fsvorsbly on the amendments 10
The MitiS bill sso. fsvorsby on the bill amending me
organizing the Richmond Battalion also, on the bill
concerning The rank Of militia officers.
Oher bills OF general interest were reported 10y me
several Committees for seversl hours and were ordered
TO a third reading
motion made 10 print twenty times the usual num-
Der OF copies OF the report made by The Attorney
Mr. Chsthed, the subject Of the bill providing Tor me
Enlargement OF the Canals
Mr. MANN suggested that ten times would be nmsny as
a. that stage OF The session could be forwarded and was
Mr CooK reported the amendments the Assembly bill
relating The redemption OF Bank Notes
The SeRste then took g recess.
The Senate agreed to the amendments made by the A.
sembly TO the Mis bin. This bill reduces Inc commute
ou which is IS cents 10 40 cents II also abohnes
the present martial arrangements, and provides Tor
Assistant uIsnt Genera, with the rank OF Colsne-
ed
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FROM HAY1I.-The Kingston lJsmsical Jour

nal, of the cath inst, has the following:
The Hayden schooner Roiepite, Capt Johnbar, which
arrived yesterday IN three Gays from erene, reports mar
about feer days ago Juan BapIle Frances The Minister
Of Justice urder Emperor Sououque was with seven
other persons Of high stsndngs OF Them 6ack-puolcy
shot ue Port su Prince by order OF The Emperor. Tue
charge against them and for which they suffered was Tor
having been in conspiracy against The presenI
government OF Hayu -
General Maxiuilisn Semih was IE IN prison, where ne
has been confined for upward Of two ears the Emperor
rot inclined 10 shoot him because OF his nnl
over the black population. who, u sppears arc
opposed 10 the government Of HRyu, which had oeel
alwsys Republican but which Is turned into one OF
despom by the assumption Of Soulouque OF the tue ana
fuuciort Of Emperor. .
The steamer war sAranac bad len Port au Prince
for The Spanish part OF The Island for The purpose sac
oftskpg from sano Domingo the Commistionefs ~
ed by that Government 10 treat with those OF hayu Of VIC
recognition Of the independence OF the Spanish govern
menI II appears hat the presence Of two American 70
,els of war In the habor OF Port Prince, and also VIC
presence Of Mr. Wash person sent out by me y1''1
States Government TO Obige SOulouoae, as II 10 sac
recognise the Independence Of The eastern part OF INC
ard bas hsd some effect upon his msiesys
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MKx1cAn CLAlMs.-W ashington, Fridan, AprlI

1.-The met-prs,snta the memos Tbs Secretary lad
Board tho memorial Of DAVID Douglas claiming Jana
expulsion from Chihuahua 10 1915 het on me
h March 6 setting forth reasons why ths same h no1 oes
prss,p- earlier which eeng deemed satisfactory the same vas
ordered 10 rsceved and beng taken up tor ne
Board opinion that the clam valid against tbs sp
of Nsxco ad allowed the amount obe awarded SUB ct
20 he future order OF Board The Board sdournsi until IL
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Confession Relative TO the Kent County
Massacre, &c,

BALTIMORE, Saturday, April =
Webster, the uncle of Mrs. Cosden, has con-
fessed was the murderer OF the Cosden family, in
KentcOunty
No farther Developments have been made relative to the
butchery OF the little boy In saug Inter house In this city
Yesterday German by the Of Snyder has been
suspicion Of having been concerned In the hor
bic affair.
The bark Baltimore which was chartered by the Coloni-
zson Society, clear Immediately sailed from Savannah
on the 9Th Instant with hundred and fifty mitted
ayes on board.
No mail south OF Savannah has been received al Ba
more night
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The PepnsyIvnnia LegisInfure.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Saturday, April IL.
The House Of Representatives, this afternoon,
struck out the Senate amendment the Appropriation hill
Authorizing the issue OF one mop dollars small Re-
lief notes me vote stOod-Yeas 10, Nays "a.
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ArrixnI nth. North AmerIca.

The Steamship North America, Capt Biethen
,rrved Yesterday from Chagres and Porto BeHo
q, New. Orleans, with one hundred passen'
.a,. having left our hundred at the latter
oort. She experienced constant succession o.
'.orms, head winds and gales, the entire passage
She made her passage out to Chagres in days,
and from Porto B clio, to the Belize in days and
20 hours, which is the shortest passage on record
We are indebted to Capt Blethen for New'Or.
leans papers of the 9th inst, a day in advance Of
the mails.
Died on board, April II, Peter Rouse, aged
.hon, o. vea,s of South Carlo, Green Co, N. Y.
~. f.,bsr Abraham Rouse can receive bis effects
~ ,pplying at the Office Of the agent
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Another Rhode Island Election.

PROVIDENCE, baturdAyl ApIl II
The election for a member TO the Legislature
from this District place yesterday and resulted 10 the
choice OF Thomas Stead (Whig) by $50 majority over
all. This completes the General Assembly. The House
stands 81 Wings and35 Opposition including Wsrdwel
free Soi) with the Opposition The Senate stands Ia
" higs and II OppoIon including the Lieutenant Gov
eTnOT Free Soer. One seat in the House, held
by Loco FocO, will be contested.
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SIMS, THE FUGITIVE SLAvE.-The B
Trdreller of the 18th has the following

Trdreller of the 18th has the following;
Relative to the story OF the purchase OF Sims BY peri
dics dealer Of this city learn from 50 authentic tole
that such 10 nOtias Jet, a. least The fact Inc par 49,
that can probably purchase Sims afer bis Arvs N 0so
eis for 81 SO The orders OF he master were no' W '7"
him here any price. $500 A., Data, and
In Az Interview between the Attorney OF MT foIr snq
Sims asi night Ser The decision Of Judge woodbury. ns1
apparent tbat he must 20 back Sims stated mar no W
swsre o. IL that be could have bis choice ne Should ras
Iay here; but be must go; he wished mar me g. 49, .
gentleman here had offered advance The money lor ~,
purchase He'd rot appear 10 be airsa tnA' - I ~
would puath him on his return 10 the eo4n -
would in csIe be sold him. require bond OF Ine
thai he would not take him North .,, .bo,a ~ the
Though The city will have 10 psy s-bi bst ibe
expense OF preserving the pesce yet ~ 'noug' & ~
expense which will fall upon The Master ~ ooo 8 40
sAYe. will he very large. perhspt ~ nsH p
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rsxAs-Texas dates to the lst inst. state that
il not quite certain that that State will be en-
titled TO two Representatives in Congress under
the new census.
The steamboat Colorado passed La Grange
few days since on her way to Austin She is the
fr,t boat since the Kate Wade to ascend the
Colorado so far. The captain says the Colorado
above the raft is better river for navigation than
either the Trinity or BrazOs.
Col. @. A. Harper agent OF the San Antonio
and Mexican Gulf Railroad, has left San Antonio
tOr the East to procure subscriptions to the stock
Of the Road. -,..,
Gov. BELL ia out as a candidate for reelection.
A band Of Indians, who lately committed depre'
da.ions on the Ciboo River, were overtaken oy
detachment Of U. S. Troops upon the head OF the
San Saba, two Of them killed, and all the stolen
property recovered. The Government sustained
no loss Ia the encounter.
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arrival of I.thmus steamers at New-OrIean

NEW.ORLEANs, Thursday, Aprll H.
The steamship Mexico, which arrived here to-
day from Chsgres brought 100000 in gold dust The
steamer Psmpero also from Chagres brought 100 passen'
gers who have with them about SOOOO 10 golo uus one
passenger alone having SS5,OO0.
The Mississippi River 10 receding. .ooo
The sales Of Cotton the past three days nave been 'VV
bales al dc for middling. Exchsnges 10 3 cent.
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Henru Long against CharLes ia HaN. sait
Court of Common Pleas.

Thomas D0nOrdn against George HhHben.-
To damages for assault battery By pushing nth OF
which his eg broken, ant lie was conls
tho hospital The parties bad some words Pan
sad attempted strike tesndant when the latter pushed
Verdict for plaintiff So, VII oh carries costs
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Superior Court.-sAruRDAY, April "A.

GENERAL TERN-DECIsIONs.
Ezra Fitch against Eugene f. Livingston -
Judgment plaintiff, Tor 50 So, and trs denied.
Sarah Skerrod against John J. Cisco. Bill dis
missed, With costs
IhOs d. Broom against Benz. LereS0n. Judg-
special reversed without osts respondent at liberty
amend, &C.
SPECIAL TERM-DEClstONs
Henry Long against Charles IT, Hall. Salt for
npr sorsen, SC behalf Long claimed weeks 'ncs
Slave from Virginia against Mr. Hail. L. S. Commissioner. Com
plant bu, that o. The motion that the Attorney should
pay ths costs, denied. No cosste stheP party.
John Fdlconer against Raphael Elias, sc. No
tios denied. Costs 10 abide event
Thomas Hanson against Nm. e. T'ripler. Mo-
ton dismissed. Proceedings Of plaintiff ten.sd
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WashIngton Items -Ritch1e's iast-Recovery
of Members Of Congress.

WASHINGTON, Sunday, ApIII To-
Father Richie publishes valedictory in to-
DAYS Ua,on reairmng the doctrines OF 1913 as the sole
sis for the future government Of the Democratic party
Hon Oru Fowler of Mass, and Frank Bowden OF Ala
bama Member OF Congress- rapidly rec oVerng from
their recent very severe illness .,
We have had regular March day today, the ram and
hail coming down very fast 1t has now changed 10
showing
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Disaster mt sea and Loss OF Life.

ohEUIuhJf
The schooner Ellen, from Boston, arrived at
Wilmington N C on the sih having board the Cap.
lain ard three Of the Of the schooner Katahdin OF
CheuYfeld, Me dismssted in the late gale The mate
and of OF the crew killed by the falling OF mast
THE Kstahdin rom Jacksonville, Fla loaded Win
timber, bound to New Ork
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Office. We shall continue to class him with those
with whom be has been politically identified for
twenty years When the Legislature comes 3D.
gether, we believe parties will be found 20 stand
as follows:
Ne ate. W lss, l<-IOcoet
House. WhiSs, ll2-LOcos, l12
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Before Judge Bebee and AID. Kelly and Morgans
\ Trial for Seduction.--The trial OF Robert
Wrshts Charged with tue seduction OF gGsogana Hogsns
morning. when number OF Witnesses for the esn'e
introduced testimony completely broke down tbs
Of the COMPLAINT and had finished rth Their ut
and announced his soAndonment
OF Jury then passed formal verdict OF not guilty
aud the accused was discharged Adjourned tor the day
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Mhic msinrilv on Joint ballot. 8

P.S Since the above was in type, we have
conversed with gentleman direct from Ashford
He informs us that Mr.. Cady was the regular
Wing candidate, and that he did not receive
single Loco Foco vote. He says there is not the
least doubt that he will vote for Foster, and the
other gentlemen on the State ticket.
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FROM HosDURAs.-An arrival at Ne" Orleans
brings dates from Balize Honduras to the I''n
ut. No news of importance, beyond the fsc'
that the people Of Honduras were to hold meet,
ing on the i5tS for the purpose Of framing ne"
constitution.
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and together with the interference OF the several foreign
Congus In the matter, and who, It determined
10 euecte treaty OF between the conflicting
uef WIN probably establish peace between the French aad
Spanish Inhabitants OF the Island
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LAW COURTS.
Court Cnisudar..YHrs DAY.

COMMON PLEAs.-Nos 4S0 493, 494, 495, i97,
4ss, $50 SOL 500 sos, 5O4, SOS, 5O7. 500, 500.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Nos 2s3, 20s, "a, 265, 81,
Sl2, SIS. 5l4 3l5, SIS, 1853, 81, 500. ls8 s.
SUPRLME COURr.-Special Term.-Nos. II, Al,
4. 43, % 44to57
SUPERIOR CouRr-Pubishe on Saturday.
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The statement Of the coin IN the city pubsted In sons
OF ne paper, this morning. would give a. I'm
preston OF the movements OF specie
what has become Of our surplus rece p The toownxn
April .............$72soeo o. $1,000 Ell s5 900
March S............. sI5S,oos SaS,ooo Ii.sssocs
Decrease since last mouth .................,sSS "a
fhe balance In subTress1ry given above do.s aot
inc ude the cerfcaes for the socie loaned the
phia Mint which 10 al represented by gold dust 10
OF coming Were thete certificates held BY our Bsnks
they would be counted specie 90 hand and should bs
10 The presenl case. This would mho ue snoun'H tot'
lows a,..,..
Amount In coin
Amount In Mint CeruhcsIss o|iLtS
Total .sis.aS,Is
Sons OF the papers- means Ths TribHaG Thsbsrsai
might well gay that q the specie IN the Phsecipais
Bsnhs was held by our Bsoks ii would amount so-sc
much The inference nom the JoIyHdrG paragraph East
the Mint Cerscses upon which con advanced - tbs
Department for gold dusL 10 sub-Trsssury and
represent coin belonging TO ibis Subfressury whereas
the advance payments alluded made upon the reg
ula drafts Of the Department and the cancelled Cercaee
are In the possession Of the Phadelphis Mint II ths
Certificates held By our Backs u Is very they
would be counted Specie, cut II they held by tss
Barks the which has been paid 70 the Banks
Treasury these very Certificates OF c0urss
could be, that the 10 80 broad As 10 long
About million and half OF resubscrptions
have been made to the Metropolitan Bank, The original
Bank Of the Metropolis and IL koughl that the enurs
capital will be resubGcrbed. The Metropolitan Bank has
taken all the requisite perfect lie rganiKaou With
cspta OF $500 and secured the ghS TO increase is
capital 10 an amount not exceeding hVe millions. Tue
S.o(0O stock which the Bank organized sabscrb
ed by the Directors In the Get opposite 10 their re-
specliys 4 fOlONs.
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Circuit Court. SATURDAY, April II
The suit against the Columbia Insurance Com


psuy, already referred to. lies over AL to dsy.
DANIEL Il Baykyte against G0H f. Palmer and
H,-afo Parker Plaintiff the OF Mr. Tbosi claims
damage alleged ssons asng by atachmenta laaay Of
articles l3 Beekman street. Dssnss that tbs
property under the attachment Of defendants bat Of
ohs and that the ssgnment vas not valid Lbs casa M on
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Reported Great Fire Mt Cuba.

New. ORLEANS, Friday, April ii.
1t is reported by an arrival in this port that a
de,ucve coufagrson had occurred the plantations OF
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Court OF Appeals ....sArvsDAY, April p

No. 30 reserved, 81 changed in order with 80,
y also changed No s. berg CARPENTER appellant, ff Re-
and others, sssumpsH At Uucs Which the
hdty OF a. assignment involved, VAS ugusd
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ASSEMBLY.

lsrge number ofhs OF locs nature were read third
time snd passed. together with The following
A bill In Ie.stOn 10 the Comm Schools OF Nnnsms-
Ah 10 authorize The Society OF RedempuonsiI to take
bi to revive the HuzzSr Brigade OF the hrs regiment
OF lie New York militia
nm 10 amend tbs revised entitled "The inter-
es OF uouey This bill provides for the removal OF the
utury restrictions 800 80, 81, ,..
MIR GLEASON moved 10 recomml the bill, WIN lnaHuc-
or 10 ske out the first section and proceeded 10 discuss
the question . ,..A , a.. ,,,.. - ,Aa
lElter responded. 49,, ,., =
which hU, =. A.,,h.
ncps only should be recovered back where the plea OF
pps1rv " as irterpOsed.
Tbs motion 10 recommii wss lost -
nne,op wss then taken on the tna passage OF me
hi spd /, was lost-syes So, nsyf It'll
MT CADY moved recor'derSnon o' TIC 'o'e WHICH
iii to incorporate the Swiss Benevolent Society Of The
CITY Of New-York
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Rsesipts Of Produce

RI Erie Ra,lrood- Saturday, AprH &c., o.i,ss
las Q. "a Butter cssks Ashes "
90 ~, Css; fb6ls Cheese, and % bales WV
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The CLAY FEsTIvAL-The Anniversary oil the
birthday of Henry CLAY was celebrated in this
city on Saturday evening by supper at the
Apollo Rooms The room was beautifully and
appropriately decorated for the occasion, and
among the company assembled wero some of the
Oldest and most devoted of Mr.. Clays friends.
OF course there were many fine speeches made,
but we have not space to give them. Hon. WILL
lis HALL presided at the Festival, and before
reading the frst regular toast took occasion to
pass glowing eulogium upon the life and char
scter of MIR. Clay JOSEPH WHITE, N. Bow
FITCH BLUNT, GEORGE CORNELL, Gen. MArHER
and others also made brief addresses in response
10 the call of the President The following,
among other letters, were read.
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CITY ITEMS.
AMUsENENTg THIS ET-rYTy

lrALS oFln Houu-Frsrcb Vaudeville Les Pstss
We Humane" and Lea dsnf ANS on Ia Court Pails -
Doors open a orock
BtoAprIf HArSn-Open at : 81" Ysioa Of he Sun
Cure" 80 - nav "
TnlOv' hssr,u.-opsp .sL-S.ero M.,d,., nd gs.,,u,
Open scsus. f
Opsn Gay svsnus
eTorr.s hltt-Panorsma OF the Wars Rons Upper ITALY
Hungary. lCorner Broadway and Walker 81
he Aeghsnsns Hope Chapel Us Broadway,
fLsAh iaosklsa-N ashingtOu HAll-Opsna ali
IhfLtA h.tL-Nsw Orleans Burlssq1s Open Troupe.
hesivs-Opsu all dayLtsrnosu and AID ssn-g
iormaness Cuuosltis., 30.
hntos-0psn Al - wsIchs Circus and French Troups
CoScHIhs Hutchnoss the Brookyn Institute Brooklyn.
ClsrLt 0Ahpfs-knebsls Grad Concert-ti OF clock.
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All letter. and Newspaper hand FOR Eagast Ireland and SCOT
and BY the first steamer, natsr OF What has
Letters hs Cost snt Of Europe By the Coltfss Lss must 30
prspa twenty cents sngs rate except for hoss places
qured 70 Be prepaid - fun.
Lssrs tie Conast Of Europe By Tie CSsAHS 1s must Be
prepaid I've ceuts single rais srcsp % those places 30
prepaid q full
Newspapers BY .hsr Continent, mus, b. prepaid four
each.
Inland Postage must 30 added Letters snd SsvSPIpsr 70 Tie
CoutusLt Of Europe BY the Havrs and Brsnes L-es.
Letters the Havr ns prepaid four csss PEI
ht Inland Po,ss 20 be sddsd 70 Great Britain
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

e The HUTcHISsON FAMILY will sing this
evening at the Brooklyn Institute The room viii undouot
edIg be filed al an early hour.
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE PROM EURoPI

AMERICA ssss from Liverpool for Boston SATURDAY Aprlb
PACIFIC So d from Liverpool for N~ York. Wsiasssay Apra
ASIA. sa led for New York Saturday, April IL.