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Utaaaferr. &c.

An sao aboutbeng sds the OF the sch Gsogs
Edward which Morris River Cove Two schoons
oil necessary materials TO make the ntsnpt hays sd
from Philadelphia -,
Extract Of letter West March as addressed 10 ths
landed good condition Tbs dansgs hg Ins
vessel would be ready for ia about 10 days"
Extree dated Port Louis, (dautms) Dec H. 2d
dressed TO Walter ESQ Secretary Of the Board OF uadsr
sbp Fanny sweetn which into this port
the 9sd Nov Wills voyage from Canton TO Nfors
(sxcepng quantity Sappan
wood and a psrcba being hauled the patsn slip or
der that her bottom mny be examined.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MRS. LAURA A. JONES'S VOCAL
Inland INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.-Mrs L. A.
amateurs:
MRS. EMMA GILLIN0HAM BOsTWICK
Miss JULIA WHEELoCK, Miss NARY Z. HAwLEY,
Mr.HENRY G. TIMM, Mr.. PHILIP MEYER,
Mr.. BEUTLER. Mr. Robert ANDREWS,
DODWORTH'S QTARTETTE BAND; also The Choir
Of ST. Bartholomew Church, and Chorus members Of
the Esw-York Harmonic SocietJ-wll give her hrsI Con
cert consisting Of Sacred and Miscellaneous Musc o.
THURSDAY EVENING, April To- al the Chinese As.
semby Booms Tickets 80 cents, TO be had al usual
places al ST.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Fran Texas-Exccurien of Capt. French and
nthgFes
From III. Peayuns. 95;h III,

From the y Pseayurs. e6sh uk
By the steamship Galveston, Capt. Place, which
Sr.sSs safe. 70 Re issh mt. -.
Among he arrivals San AnS0S y 20 ' Of Ca sscls
Gen Bsrrsy who the command v.e@'d BY 6s 60, IN
e,ss attached to Boundary cOmnOa eg. -. sr
Itn.y 10 conmaps Of recruits fOihe sh Iasny DC s
Ton worth and Dfs Guild oths Army waIne.
ISs volunteer anssS eopsse. .sp are be
mustered sso re srs AZ San the night. Of Thar'dsy
and Fnssy The sra ano 9ssh bst Esa many sa,asS
at quite forward and cat sss soss srocns
soSsns 70 VILLAGES company Of Ranssrs was
80. . ~ fis ~ scar The Indians were on
Ss ~ 20 BY hh hey could Be followed
.esais gv:a ~ sss ~" co. Ps.asat
sSesy q r r:Sssi extended to the 0ha'
". 2, ss ssseribsd ss brilliant rich fu uniforms Of
M m .n s ss sss ss s"a
eupss oss Of fairy Several nsan CHEFS from the col
o., sss TO Il. Gass.Ioa Nee: Lando Ii. Tim
W RIVER says the afns. snS .xss @ sy ss on the o
INST The had 80 high s TO crne INTO tne wssnoos
who're quantity Of Inns was dsPo'he' ana IS 'oPPOs'o ee
Tbs dsssN boats the excavation Of the ss1os Canal asa
Galveston mailing al the latter place. and vi" De ePseoV CON
Il an a. in relation to tn. Canal the GavO~ Journal has
We have the remarks Of New YOL the great
naturally the port Of home commerce. Tor al l.Sa 9us oe
% ssv,a oor coasrce 70 the goat Atlantic psfts
Feh charges and Insurance. are a. least twoolo gssS 20
tween Galveston ane ne" 0nean' va" "'
Tork city. - IN ,...-a....
Tbs Austin State denies that CIV Bel will b candidate
Tor Congress replace Mr.. kaufman
The sgn at their work Of pandsr sd murder ~ ns
yssy Of Grsnds The planters along the river are N he
the ndaus hav killed. or wounded party 81
beroen the between Brownsville aud Camp fuagso
Taml,s srs re moving TO the Mexican side
Canales IL Is thought, viii be appointed to the military COM
msns al natsmcfos, place OF Gen. Avalos; =,
Three ensrprbg mschsncs OF ho Grsree Ciy nave
and launched oop Of that place, 800 miles from tbs
mouth She butt Of musque and ebony ana oss
tined for tbs coast trade.
letter has beea received Bvnsyis from mazstan, da
tad 1871 ststsshs Capt Parker French the aosrous
hanged for highway robbery the road be-
nszsan and Durango party OF msxcans arrested hun
his led asr hard OF two
hou French and the others were taken
% .aln a smsl military post. and then eIecuLed.
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ch.se Dennis w.nn tBr Bayuss Brstol Hoops WIN Bow
an Rsuuy KYork Haroscrabbls, Simmons, NBsdiofd
shin sss Leonard Hvana vent yesterday morning
PORTLAND April 3-Ar barb Hamilton, ha'an1as; brig
Hanover 90.
and Harrisburg, New. Yerk sloop Empire, Boston
GA ships Westminster, York, and frsnees Bnst0n.
SAVANNAH April I-cd barb Mara aorson, Boston, sch wa
cHsRIEsros, April Arr sch CAL clat;ery New TOrt,
CD .bip Cstharine. New York.
sosIIE. March ss-Ch brig Anne Elizabeth, Boston.
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DIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.-Psr

n sons about purchasing Pianos VIII end il 70 their Cd
vantage 10 call a. BENNETT COMPANIES Mandatory
lb2 futonE least side Of Broadway they have srga
assortment OF Rosewood Pianos constantly hand EveJ
instrument warranted for two years Z. Co have the
names OF more than LOCO persons they ~ refer to- whe
have purchased Pianos OF them, all OF which have given
universal Subtraction, bat when sny doubts expressed
70 their quality, the payment may be withheld until sach
doubts are removed. Old Pianos exchanged. New and
secondhand Pianos 10 let INIT
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Spoken, &c.

Fb16 3d. Norwegian sch Frsdfska, osen hence for
Trieste.
fn Liverpool for Few Orleans, 40 de out.
March So M 80 40 lon IS, bark Union Br from Savannah for
Gibraltar.
April ], lat IS 20 lon rs 10. sch Leroy.
March &C. lat % So Ion 81 o. ship Columbia I'm ApaachcoA Tor
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PIANOS.
THE EOLIAN PIANO FORFEIT
u GILBERT L CO.'S PIANO FORTES at S33 aud a

THE EOLIAN PIANO FORFEIT.
n GILBERT CO.'S PIANO FORTES at S33 aud AL
Broadway
and splendid warerOom for the sale Of the Justly
celebrated Eolan Pisno Fortes made By T Gilben Co.
has recently been opened by WATERS BERRY, at
$50 Broadway, Of Anthonyst Ia addition 10 heI
former establishment al All Broadway
The rapid sale oil these Instruments and ae eoure sue
both among amateur and professional musicians are
ample proof OF their superior quality The subscribers are
prepared offer 10 the public the larges' and beat as
sorment Of Pianos, both with and without The Eoian ac
compartment exhibited IN This city. In answer TO
The assertions OF hose interested 10 the sale Of other pianos
that the Attachment Injuries the Piano" the following
copied hom T. Gilbert Co.'S published circular 10 suf
fceLt:
I'VE offer to ae'ect and forward to any part Of the coun
try lowest prices sach instrument a. NAV be or
deTed accompanied by the cash satisfactory reference
and pledge Ives TO refund be full amount received
with al Iecessary cost Of transportation II the instrument
fails give entire satisfaction. The testimonials we have
received from all parts Of the country assure that the
Eoan Piano Forte has only TO be known take the pre-
cadence OF all others The public invited to call and
examine Secondhand Pianos taken 10 exchange. Pianos
to Let
Also, second hand Grand Piano for sale very low.
WATERS BERRY,
az SS3 and AL Brosdway.
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Important wors.
THE WRITINGS OF ALEXANDER

Il HAMILTON --Hessrs c. s. FRANCIS 4 co an
uouuce immediate publication the Works OF Alexander
Hamilton, Aide-de Camp to Washington, and hrst Secre
taTy OF the Treasury Of the United States, comprising hs
Civil and Military. Published from the original manuscripts
deposited IN The Department OF Slate, by order Of the Joint
Library Commiuee Of Congress- The work will be
peted In voames octave; heeoniens Of which viii
be a foilOws:
Volume comprises the correspondence Of Hamilton
prior The establishment OF tie present Government om
1863 10 1891
Volume II embraces the residue Of the writings OF shs
period series very essential to correct knO wedge Of
our early political history.
Volume III COZ ans The papess which relate 10 he
gAnZson and conduct Of the tca department Of Gov
eminent ia revenues and public credit
Volume Nv. will ircude the period from 1859 10 1875,
embodying the papers designated Cabinet Pspers7
compTeheueing The most important part Of Washngtons
Administration.
Volame win be devoted to other Official writings no,
coming within the previous description
The two remainng volumes III give the coresp ondence
subsequent the year 1852 and seriea Of pO
liical pspers Of great and lasting value.
An edition Of the works OF this distinguished statesman
has long been object OF anxious desire To the
and The general reader they viii prove invaluable and 10
public and private brsresan Indispensable ion They
presented by US 10 the public chiefly printed from
by Congress, under the direction OF the
Joint Library Commttee They have not been stereoyped,
and only 1--WE hundred copies have been printed for sale
an early application will therefore be necessary TO
copies The Publishers will receive orders from subscr
bers at Is per volume The work handsomely printed
srd bound IN cloth When completed the price will be
raised to 81 80, or SIT 50 the set
The first volume is ready the second and third are
already printed ana the remainder will speedily follow
Orders should be sent directly to the Publishers
CHARLES 3. FRANCIS CO.
ms 6usMWs 252 Broadway, New-York
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ITO MANUFACTURERS.-The pro.

IL perry and effects OF the Rope and Bsgging Company
situate at somervie State OF NewJerse will be sold
auction the 9th day Of April nex on the premises -
O'Clock ~ to the highest bidder The properly consa -
high with BRICK building adoiEng for bleaching and DRY
Ing Also, 0 large boarding house, near tbs factory ~
geher with oil the machinery 10 said mill for ibe msna
tare Of Duck from American Hemp The nschino ICY A.
sufficient for the manufacture OF 50 ooits Of ouct a.
In perfect order snd the whole establishment can p9 Ps
working order In IS hours The power IL hrnsae ,.y
water. sken by canal from the Rarifan river Ino eest
lsbment 10 about hours ride by railroad or
6op New York Civ For further particulars sppneeas,ss
should be made 10 the Agent al tho premsss nuaTjaa
II. 4RINNELL, IS southst, or TO SEohob nil tA9
Waist, New.York. ~
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MA HRIEO

thsssping Of the % nst MERRITT rRIABLE to MARY
S,dsagher OF Walter Underhi III. all Of this city -
On Wednesday March s6th Rev Or Lowell, Col l. SNOW
Of this city, TO Miss ESTER CLAP, Of Newton, Mass
Wednesday evening 81 the Rev Henry Ward
sssshsr IKE cAE NAH KooScE shss ~ 9sg ssss" elias
Charles kerlus ycuag "Chppswsy Oh Ell 70 fHAf kN DEN
ahas "Chrsne BEandt dai giT Of tbs Mohawk
tsnghter Of the celebrated "Bsndt" Both from
ala MALL
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r. Q. KEMP, Auctioneer
MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF FURNI-
4vlTURE, PIANO.FORTES, MIRRORS Ac THIS
DAY, Tssturday) at 10 O'Clock, at So Nassau Str C.
KEMP win sell at auction. above, very large sssort-
OF household furniture, PisnoF0rtes, Mirrors &c.
consisting Of parlor dining and ktchen Furniture OF
good quality and well worthy the attention OF housekeep-
Also lot Of Young Hyson Tea Butter, and s1ndry
other articles AL 70 be sod without reserve, by order Of
morgaeees
PISNo.FoRTEs-At ~ O'clock 0 rosewood Ct and
octave Pan0Fo Of fire and nish which wei
worthy the attention Of purchasers. e5 IT.
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QEMOVAL.-DUBOIS & WARRl-

y nER. (laie Dubois Biodan Piano Forte hanufec.
mrerS having disposed OF their Catalogue Of Music Mr.
c. Joie, have removed from their old stand TO the
ard elegant Ware ROOM $50 Broadway where tsey have
constantly hand large assortment OFFS ST. 81 81 and
Plano Fores Their instruments constructed
IN the most substantial manner and uns1rpessed for the
richness, depth and bancy Of tone delcacy OF touch
and Suoefor fzish they warranted stand tho &C.
ton OF any climate and written guarantee accompanies
svery instrument Purchasers are ectfuy invited
call and examine their stock
DUBOIS WARMER
NIL Inns Qate Dubois stodart) 500 Broadway
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ROOKS.-All works on Phrenolocy.
A. Physiology, PhysIognOmy, Magnetism and PsyeRoI.
egy; or sale by FOWLEkS 4 WELLS,
MOI OF 1871 NassaasL
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HoOe Chapel, us Broadway opposite the ~ York Hotel
THE ALLEGHANlANS resnectfnllv

IL announce TO their friends and the public that they
will gives CONCERT EVERY EVENING during the
~etk al Hope Chapel TIE programme for each evening
T contain variety Of new and popular pieces Tickets
5 cenL Concert 10 commence al u o'clock. IS Stus+
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SCHOOL AND HOUSEHOLD FUR

RNITURE.-On SATURDAY, April S. a. public sactos,
viii be sold " go Green-s near Clinton place large ~
sornent Of School and Household Furniture consisting Of
black walnut desks chsifs sofss setees, benches BOOB
cases, cos5e piano, carpets school and miscellaneous
books, states ind trays drawing boards electrical app1s-
tus maps, paintings, &c.
Also, superior Telescope, by Dolond, London.
The school furniture s Of excellent qualify aud 10 Ine
condition, and win be sod without reserve. 70 be seen
the afternoon before the sale az 4b'
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DANORAMA OF BUNYAN'S Pill

IL GRIMs PROGRESS .-fhe public 10 respectfully
Informed that the exhibition OF this aud beautiful
Scenic Painting. illustrating Bunysns famous allegory,
will close on Saturday, 26th inst until which nme u may
be seen at Washington Hail. 500 Broadway every Even
ing commencing O'Clock, and on "wednesday and Sat-
uTday Afternoons at g. AdmiTance % cts TO the Alter
Liberal arrangements made with Churches and Schools
-
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TUST Observation-Disclosures

- ANCE IN CITIES AND LARGE TOWNS, showing
It's physical socia and moral effects also the means for
It's prevention and removal, by f. h. Hartley, bound In
muslin.
THE COW AND THE DAIRY, showing the best
mode of constructing stable, managing daires aud de-
covers so cents JOHN r. TROW. 40 Ann-st
al 2wrnThS
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RENIAMIN,S NEW ORA

viii he sivsn At The BROADWAY TA8ERNACLT, on
WFDHfsDAY EVENING April 2, 1885,, by Cass Of
TWELVE HUNDRED YOUNG SINGERS, ASSESSED oy
The largest Juvenile Orchestra In This country, CONSISTING
OF Two Hundred Young Boys on various lnHrunsnis
"A number OF pleasing nsce aneous Pieces, IN sdduDn ~
he Oratoro, viii be performed) To eomnsaee al q
O'Clock. Tickets Is cents each. ~ NlsuA
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Suddenly on Thursday April 3 JOHN BRIScKLy an old msm
IL Ct s S'SSS ss sSSs iss =
respectfully sit.ad h' ass. his late residence No
On THURSDAY nss xsr 5 caRisToPaER ELLERY, con Of
ss isss. tie ami. are respssis v.a to attend the fun
ss tbs Saturday ssssscn a. oss tom the house OF Mrs
o. Thursday, Sd inst john DRAKE, the 18th Of his
The relatives add friend, ~, respectfully
ss,sns the isnsr service. Al s. !osa Chaps. Hudson sss on
the remains wa ,. removed to tastehss'er for inter ase
LSsss AGED q year. ~oaths snd is d.y.
rs Friends o. the ,sa sos so o. ast 'os. ,s'os II. ety.
suessh srd daughter Mrs GIomsn, invited 70 sisad her
Apl an Of IssAmu Fsvsr FRASKLIS GAGE N .sssa %
scar, ss,s Of ASsSs ms @ sS'seSs 81 As faaAa 'a
Hsnees AID those Of ftcas H. ssssbrd respectfully IN
e. BIosli,a. ,Ss Saturday p Al oSocE.
,A 81, March H. Eaa. NaRe0ERETTE osy d.agA,. Of
zsc sS1l The Tssssss Of BIZ Ss, R.1 p Rec "a s
s.sostes o. es'sea immortality, DR. THOMAS H. RICE o. tAs
%Orsas ms, Of Disease Of tn. Lungs. in the sis,
sSpIs. sso Ireland Of Mr. PsireE Brsaosn
sst Aesrmsp 9Th Ward aud formerly Mr. Pshck Doaa Do
n. IsAi named o. her sstss and
s s-r NON her late rsdsncs ~ Elm ST. Ga sunday st.rnooS
Ss oeeA precisely to Eleventh st csns,s for inter
Passengers Arrived
~ S es'sss. A'a"r0 GaVs's0n Ksn FOoss,w
y SAP t'ss2 Jro= Gia's0eMsssrs James Thompson, JB
MINIATURE ALnAsAc...--.TaIs DAT.
snn-ksss.- ~ eeiA s. Moo.-ssts 10 "a.
hieh WArER..--APRIL
sansy Hooso ssn 90, i.srs III Ism eass...-is Sta
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEwY APRIL
Cleared.
PbdA5slpha - ~"ee'
sIpsy w Fsnnls. Norris Galveston Brewer Ca Jabs,
nosnen Sew osaEs, Esxs HasaFtj Epsmaonaas srKsTr'
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NTARSH'S COURSE of BOOK KEEP.

MARSH'S COURSE of BOOK-K
IfI ING-This work, the mos. beautiful over Published
on the AIT contains complete OF hooks printed In col
ors) FORMS and mercantile calculations with thorough
sctons and eniries 20 pp octave Is bound. For sale
81 the authors counting rooms for the Study OF Practical
BOOK keepn. Cedarst Sent per express, or Ia paper
covers per % any part OF the United States. This
work is published In style In Spanish Prospect
uses OF Mr. MARSHS Course OF Private Instruction OBJ
tanned al above Terms S25 mi2 lms
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NELLOWS, MINSTRELS, AT Eel.

ANEIIJWO MINO 1 hELO, n II Eli
H. LOWS OPERA-HOUSE, IA Broadway, between
Howard and Grand Open every night during tho weeh
The celebrated original and wellknOwn FellowS Minis
Irels comprising efficient and versatile corps OF talent
ed and experienced pefOrmesp under the direction Of
have been received with The greatest by the elite and
fashion of this great Metropolis Their Concerts consist OF
Burlesoue Italian Opera Scenes, Witty Sayings, Solos
Duets Chouses Dancing and Instrumental Performances
On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons grand Concer
Tor the accommodation OF ladies' and families eommencne
a. socosnsnra Al "a ma
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DOOKBINDERS' LEATHER.-The
Hbgbscriber has on hand and Is constantly receiving
English eoored Skvers coored Calf Skins French Tur
Eey Morocco Russia Red Leather Stated splits and CAL
ouired for Bindery Always on hand large assortment
of Geo Dudleys superior Bark Skyer Blank Sheep and
Law Calf Skins al Of which offered al the lowest
market prices by JAMES COOk, %3of fearFst
mi linz
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK.

Nfc4rcOs
Pbda5sphs 10y
stpsJ W Funnn Norris Galveston. Brewer Ca Jabe,
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and Waker-sL
DEYER'S SPLENDID PANORAMA
DOF THE WARS FOR LIBERTY IN ROME, UP
PER ITALY AND HUNGARY This splendid Pano-
rama which contains upward OF 10000 hgues reates 10
important events which have occurred IN PIPER
Tickets Is cents, children halfprice.
Liberal arrangements will be made with SCHOOLS.
Afternoon Exhibition Wednesday and Saturday al
o,cock a. lIuaT
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A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1AFURNlTURE. at 81 East Broadway, on tuesday,,
9Th April at 10 o'clock the furniture OF three story house.
VIZ Mahogany 5ofas, do. Psrlor Chairs with stuffed
backs, Brussels Carpets. Lace Window Curaias Ceoer
Tables, two sets elegant Cut Candeabras with rich cut
pendants, Diyans, Otomsns, Mahogany EGd Tables, do.
sdebosds Ingram Carpets High Post Carved Bedsleads,
Dressing Bureaus; also OF Chickering's Superior PA.
nofortes In frat rate order Caalogas morning Of
sale. IS 3ns
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EISFELD'S Third and

last Classical onsrieue sore viii take place q! the
Apollo Rooms 4lO Broad way Saturday, Evening, April
s Is5l. Pianist hr. II C. Timm Vocasis. Mr.. Pn
MAYER ard Mr. Benuer The principal pieces 20 9e per-
formed are by Haydn Mozart Spohr and nsn-
deeaohn. See amall hila. a. ~
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SATTTER3S COSMORAMAS, Second

Cseres corner OF Broadway and fhirtecothst-open
everv dsy from O'Clock In the morning til 10 In the eve.
ming Admission Is cents These works OF art consist OF
collection Of Is Views Of Europe Ass mnor syria me
Holv Land Egypt Nubia and Arabia and are taken nom
Nature and painted In oil by Prof sATTLER mSl lwusS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

HAM UNI hMEISIOh4N HiOONO DIT
O-P r. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager JoHH
GREENWOOD ia Assistant Manager-AdmiItanee - cls'
In the evening for the Benefit OF Mr. T. RICE at u
O'CLOCK. THE FOREIGN PRINCE, Dance by Mlts
Monday JAIL THAT GLITTERS Is NOT GOLD"
with new scenery properties &C. The innumerabe Curio
aiIea of this Musenm can be seen from 70 IN x NJ
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Passengers Arrived
~ 90 sssssis AaH, ros 6avssfoshrs Ksn FOoss. w
IN pn. Gsoote.
Wison, kcAncsoE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-16
Fatal, DUEL TN NEW ORLEANS.

IA lAL DOEL LIN NEW ORLEIA1No
A teIegraphc despatch to New York Commercial.
dated "New Orleans, July 49," says
ga duel was fought to-day between Doctor Thomas
Hunt and j. w. Frost, of the New Orleans Crescent,
in which the latter killed, having received ball
through his heart. The weapons used were guns"
This unfortunate affair had its origin in certain dis
sensions which exist in the Wing ranks in New Or
leans. On the evening of the 7lh inst. meeting of the
Wings called for the purpose OF appointing dele
gates to District Convention, whose duty it would be
to nominate candidate for Congress the District o
which New Orleans forms part DIR. Hunt and Mr..
arks being prominent aspirans Tor the Congressional
nomination the friends OF both turned in FORCE and
the consequence was struggle for the ascendancy in
the meeting
After the exhibition of much feeling, and greatdeal
of noise and confusion the friends of Mr. Marks with
drew from the meeting and entered into separate or
ganizaton Mr. Frost, one Of the editors of the Gre
scent, being warm friend of Mr.. Marks, addressed
the seceders after they had zed and Unfortunate
" INDUCED in some offensive illusions towards DR. Hunt
Sin the OF his speech says the Detas report
Mr. Frost was interrupted by voice from the crowd
which proved to be that OF DR.. Hnnt You lie, you
are id liar" Mr.. Frost, at the conclusion of his
speech in abiding to This interruption said he could
resent an insult offered by from crowdbut il he
had said any thing offensive the Hunts, he held HIM
self personally responsible"
The hostile meeting and tragic result recorded in the
despatch above quoted without doubt, grew OF this
difficulty.
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
NICARAGUA AND TEHUANTEPEC.

We understand that many long conferences
were held last week at the Department of State
between Sir Henry Bulwer,'th British minister
Mr.. Marcoleta, minister from Nicaragua, and
Mr.. Molina, charge d'affars from Costa Rica, on
the several Nicaraguan subjects.
As far as we can learn after full commune
cation of opinions and propositions, it was
thought best-to wait for few weeks for authori-
ties which the minister of Nicaragua expects to
receive.
In regard to Tehuantepec, we learn that formid-
able difficulties exist which may materially delay
the ratification on the east of Mexico of the late
treaty between that country and the United States
upon this important work. 1t has been publicly
stated, and we believe truly, that the Mexican
authorities have revoked or annulled the grant to
Garay This we suppose, however,,is not abso-
lutely decisive of the question of the ratification
ofthe treaty. Mr.. Letcher, the American minis
ter at Mexico will return to his post as soon as
he can do so without imminent hazard to his
health; although therei is reason to suppose that
no further proceedings respecting the subject
will be had earlier than January next.
Republic of yesterday.