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inrsBsLeiuN May TO- 1851
The Steamer fcnobsc0t wa. sula ~ auction at the
Exchange Ibis morning for 80 300 subject 70 law
suit
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viii nsrednes on saturday May 7th the fashion gentle
season for which Is intended for beauty 81 atric and
outline not equaed large assortment "a Panama Leg
horn and straw Hats for gentlemen boys and children Of
o Ieror IL and quality. -
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Of New York and Brooklyn have had their arrest
ed at the Union Hat Store Fulton street. the display
81 ttautiiu hats for and chdrens wear which for
1entness and ehsapness urTass store in tie city.
call Is respectfully solicited. FREEMAN.
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To the Polnt.-M faith In the rrealtl

rettorng and nyigoratng Of the NERVOUS
dote oyer Disease DEBILITY, Consumption and General
Prostraon is second only my faith in Gods Justice
which is immaculate, and lie judged that
speak truth coneernngi II has ed in curing
disease but two three Of eighteen Epi
epy-owing to secret habits bringi them again-iu
other IL acts like charm will guarran tee il
in that without the Aforesaid practice. TALBOT
WATTS Neryt 42i Greenwich street Depot lO2 Nassau
tract
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fattcng remarks upon the ele personal
OF gentleman, and che concluded BY saying - What
love Ct hat he wears The beau alluded avays gets
lie hats Of Knox. ID Fulton street. Nothing like taste 10
please the fair
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THE RETURN TO BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, May l9-P NJ
Mr. Webster returned from the Falls this evening" ana
Mr. Fillmore has also returned from his fathers resi-
dence Mr. f. leaves tomorrow and will speak at Bata
an Syracuse lie will stay the latter place
pip
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relief OF destitute children q seamen desire return thanks
those friends who kindly contributed
held for the benefit of that deserving institution But
eiay they would make their grateful
Mr. Harding the proprietor ~ Trpler Hail. who only
endeasored in every way to promote their bat ros
lively dened receiving remuneration for
OF the rooms. thereby making the Society liberal
donation. By order Of the Board.
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h,oe RrSSfTTj ESQ r. .
Editor Of the New York Herald.
The announcement should be
SFArLs CogcERrIN. BAND
.
= ROYAL BANK or IRELAND. Z
e DUBLIN, May 2 1851. :
TRANSFERABLE.
= SIRs
: Please to henor the Drafts of Thos. Bennett, Z
- Esqre after this date, for the Sum Of One =
e Pound the current rate Of Exchange, charging =
Tia same to the Accor Mt OFF, the ROYAL BAsx JRE
e 2
= am, Sirs, yem obed't seryt 9
= IL. J. NORTH Jr. Manager. =
- Entd-J CLiBPoHv =
% To Mcssrs. RocHE, Eaos. " Cy., =
% 81 Fulton street, New York. !. g
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Chicken Fresh Salmon Green Peas and Asparagus Stur
geon Albany Beet, u ack Drum Plumber, served
to-day PETER M. BAYARD State street
York or Brooklyn. - 49, - -"
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Paid Advertisements.

-. DUBLIN May lst 1891.
SIR-Having devoted many years TO the improvements
and study OF the Concerna with which my is per-
hhps familiar to you'll permit me to solicit advice and In
terest relative to appearing at New York, with
Band of C0ncertinas which completing to visit
with. shall regard as great you will
write by return OF MAIL Informing the
make my Debut, and w.ther You will my nten-
tcn by paragraph The enclosed
Of credit which have made payable to Mr. Thomas BEN
nett for One Pound t will perhaps defray prelimiaa
puf SC. On the receipt of will accordingly
have also the pleasure to tsat have
with Mr. Gooda the celebrated Voliat pupi OF
De Beriot and who ranks No in this gdom
He will take part also in the Coneertina Band
closed ILL of last Concert in Dublin guide We
Please address paper 60 ut 81 New Bond Street Lon
don, that the aano uncement.
] remain Sir,
Your obedientlv.
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Fowler d. will give lecture to Ladies' Maternity,
nd the Diseases of Women and Children il Clinton Hail.
this afternoon o'clock Tickets M cents be had at
the door.
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chronological Clnss.-Mr. Fowler vii


comnenee Of lessons private Class IN praeti
raj Pfrenology in Clinton Hall this evening, at o'clock
Terms-Gentlemen, So; Ladies, 81.
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GESIN. 2ri Broadway. opposite 81. Pauls
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statements were accompanied by such positive and alb
-oute advces that the whole crop the
large receipts would not exceed the former short crop
estimates has given confidence. and upward tendency
10 prces One great Of the steady demand from
the trade is the absolute barrenness of their stocks All
yet remains for proof The probability appears to be that
the crop viii prove very moderate ustifyng the
currency now in existence. 1t cannot, however, be
doubted that any woodworking circumstances would in
stantly tell upon present raised scale Of prces nor
IL the period very remote when our market must be
brought under the influence Of the succeeding in the
United States Fair Uplands placed I'D. Mobile
T'.d, Orleans 7s4d. S6s0 American. $50 Surat, 80
Egyptian and 50 Bahia for export Sales for the week
AZ $50 bales.
LoSpoS ConS MARKEr. March 21.-The show Of Eng
lish wheat H. scanty milers bought only for Immediate
wants but Mondays currency well maintained For
fer, ign full demanded but few sales effected
Flour and malt moved OIL slowly at Mondays terms
Barley beans and peas in retail at former prices Good
I'll lily dear; inferior neglected English white
wheat, AS to 45s,; do. red. 3ss TO 43s Arrvas-Eng
lish Wheat, s2S; barley 1906 oats, 1,SOI; malt, 100;
-four. $50. Irish oats. 1900 Foreign: Wheat, 1000
barley $50; oats. 2030 -four, 4100 quarters.
lIA,RE CorToN MARKEr, March 20.-The cotton market
opened with renewed activity Prices continued firm,
ewing 10 favorable adyices from Liverpool Sales to two
O'Clock 1878 bales
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, April ., 1921
Fail Of the Walls Of the Assembly Buidins-Late from

PHILADELPHIA, April 8 1851
Fail Of the Walls Of the Assembly Bailding-Late from Go
nares, &c.
The walls Of the Assembly Building ruins extending
from George street about hundred and twenty five
feet towards Chestnut street, tumbled down about IL
O'Clock this morning with awful crash, alarming the
whole ncighborhood back wall, which had been left
standing in order to allow the insurance company to
build choaply possible, toppled with gentle
westerly wind and pushing ut the front wall RACED it
to the foundations 1t thought that persons
crushed beneath the ruins but after the
sha and his police went to work. and removed the rub
Dish from the sidewalk failing to discover any bodies If
any have persisted their remains will not be found
until the street il cleared out also There is considerable
iclng the residing in the vicinity Of the
ruins against the officers Of the insurance company,
Who the day after the fire. stopped the police while
gagged in dcmolishing tho ruins The remaining walls
Chestnut street the original height progress
having been made in tearing them down, and for two
weeks past thousands have passed along the pavement
beneath though their insecure condition Is the subject
of remark to all who look at them.
The schooner Bradorc has arrived at the Breakwater
witt adyiccs from Gonaivcs to March 10th She brings
little Of interest. The schooners Mercator and Baltic
were in port loading for New York
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Roman Correspondence Of the London News
subject which has taken much discussion as any
since the restoration Of the Papai has just
been arranged through the dunn Of Mr. Cas the Unit
cd States Charge d'Afars. alude to the copies Of
Disdats Bible which printed here in Italian for tn
British and Foreign Bible Society under the republican
government. (uch things being then practicabe) and
subsequently, deposited for safe keeping at the American
Consulate The Papai government demanded the con-
fcaton Of the Bibles then printed and publishing being
expressly contrary to the laws Of the country to which
might have been replied that they printed when
form Of government existed which recognized no such
law; but tho republican government at Rome was
acknowledged by the United states. Mr. Cas- OF
could not put forward such an objection All NJ
has able TO obtain s that the Papal government
should get possession Of the Bibles not conf-cation
but AZ commercial transaction. sale in fact the books
being taken by his Holiness at valuation; consequent
w. the 18th II last month three thousand tx hundred
and forty-two Protestant Bibles given up TO tn
rapal authoritics who conveyed them forthwith to the
lurna palac whore ii TO be earnestly hoped Pho Nj
no and his advisers will take the earliest opportunity Of
reading them attentiycly thro ugh
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The official Gazette of the Swas confederation contains
report from the Departments Of Justice and Police In
the several cantons Ia reference to the German and other
political fusitive who have long found an asylum In
the county and have at Last become the cause OF Sc
rous from the German states to the Swiss
central government appears that when they entered
the swiss territories after the suppression Of the insur
rccton in Baden the fugtves above H. 900 in num-
Der They have gradually decreased in number by emf
grafton England and America considerably that at
present the police returns only show the vi 49,
In the territory distributed in the following
In Zurich, 65 Bcrne, s7 Lncernc, %; Uri Schwyz g.
unterwaden. Glarus, ); Zug Il Freiburg ~; Soeure
20: St Gall ~ Appenze q the Grisons. 1y Aargau A.
Thurgau IS; Nsui. 10; Nalas 10; Ncuchstel 3d. Gene
VA Is Of this number 1915 natives Of Baden Al Of
Khenish bavaria - Of Wurtemberg. - Poles rs Pru
slams " Austrians "A Saxons ID Hessians Mecklen
burgers. IL Italians. and 81 Frenchmcn by decree Of
the 10th 81 July lns9 IL expelled the territory by
name, and BY another Of the 10Th Of November in the
same 10 Of the leaders also ordered to quit the
republic Of these only two stil remain in Switzerland
Barbo Of Emnerdingen and D'Ester of Cologne. The
first concealed himself for long time and Is to, i'll
TO be moved the latter denies touy having taken
part in the Baden and it has been to
enter into series If tedious legal inquiries the sub
ject which are not yet concluded.
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The bA Tor continuing the National Guards IN their
actual state unt the adoption oil the organized law was
adopted W large MAJORITY.
me curiosity on certain political circles In Paris has
oen attracted Tor the ast nay OF two by report sone.
what wrnp up IN mystery u IL true) of new note ad
dr~Sso W the french government 70 the cabinet Of
vienna III bears date the 81 uit and u described a.
- ,.rons ahu snsrgs'ie terms sgaihst the pre-,
tensions % Austria which u states accepted would
give 70 'hat PVNer an overwhelming lhnnence-both mo
rs4 aha materia-in oernany ana ~ ltay an increase
~ Io~sr "eh Nouia Forever eonS"dAte her exclusive
common th,re. -,
liner hat been y, eie- ~ not al -. Amand
lne oelsr'ment oi tne Nlr're ma long been known Tor
~ socialism and = Amand does not dshonor in that
terPeet tne h-' - We ulrtfct me soeiahst agents
wce re'ed - pr"nt ~ the occasion 81 great assem-
tsaec - youlg "h ir" ths country 70 oe oaotted ir
VIC Gems. aHu hA'ihs ph'd me young con
tenpu VIA hqu.r thsy msde theu parade the
H~n ~ ~, ~ hags, ana @,her eho'ens o. the
klhd M hhyVtf attFhd'a ~ lev Eru'r chain-
Eeues tried - put TOP 70 the procession but Jailed
W uDis :. - tuet'ta'uf hoNtf.r, IN are-ting hat
y to..h !" ~" mort dahEer.u- These arrests reused
- -, y. .'s 49,. o ~. I9a.1Ntu ~" may. y ~.
49, -. - 49,. lisa fuih thtfrihg ne tse1
-, w 49, ~ M lptehpr, VINO la1 hands on MN
nss t,lVukht y h.t.sAs1 u barncaac ms house
res - u'I,st'hea rith 9es,ruetion ne sent on 70
Doens " th' SUB iFsltc pEihhs Le critical situa-
s os ~ ~ y. ~ p,y - a'r1ahee M SUI, IRE
fect M once ob'ytd ne summon ana arrived With an
aoaiti"nHi force :" gshdarnere but himself aud his
grndnrne- were equally dsrogarled and beaten out u
PET t rh rret ~ urn -'nt an express ~ - Neyers
the principal town ~ lhe department. urging the imme
dnie preence - me Prefsot With reinforcement The
riot s continued when ths latest accounts left but the
Frrfect writes that hc Wa then preparing % proceed
70 Saant-hmand WITH 70 mounted chAsseurs aud the
four hrgSdes oi gcpdar1nerie nearest AZ hand That
unct.nary sate, DC ~ e d"ubt 81 ~ once crushing
lhe ot ana Aso NJ o. % punish ~ The most
exemplary mann'r mos VINO were engaged IN H.
lhs ~ I'm as, p - sle E.at progress =
s ~ s - ,.s,s ~ ~, ~, w tno-t
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nett and John s. Washington. Nc Taylor, Richmond;
Col Hanson, Albany. - a.
Arrived-Schr Lawrence. NYork.
Arrived LIST inst-Brig Tytee, NYork Ian
Arrived-Schr Sycamore, Mataa1as.
MosILG, March %
Arrved-Bsrk John winthrop Bost~n 9th ships Seine.
NYork CArous Boston; barks Envoy, NYork; Mary Bos
tom brig Commaquid do.
NEW ORLEANs, MarchA
Arrved-Shps Java. and Vancouver, NYork; Adeph
Boston 18th Sheffield do; VIM Sprague Astoria and bark
Miltades, NYork.
PORTLAND, April 2.
Arrved-Brig Shamrock, Marei; schr c l. Walton. Rap
pahannoek
Cieared-Brigs MatanIas. sagua Iarraseeke Matsnzas
Elmira. Cardenas schr Citizen, NYork.
PRovIScErowN, March 81.
saiied-sehrs Williams, and Alexander, North At
lsntic.
PROVIDENCE. April g.
Arrved-Schr Mary, Crowell Baltimore. via Warren.
letter from Capt Swift. Of ship Ocean, Providence
dated 46 Is s. Ion 81 30 reports 20 bills
sp oil; all well; for SIsands.
SALEM April 2.
Cleared-Brg Gambia South America.
sailedSehrs Thompson, Richmond; Southerner, Phi
ladelphia Martha Maria NYork.
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..tPrn sry.Nsnr DALrrc.l

Asrv,sr. March itArr Anna, Galveston sid 10Th A.
BoRDsavx, March l7-Arr AEse. Charleston.
bs,ss,s March lArr Jason ,nd Herman Theodore,
sid 18th, Bossei, NYork
cHAR,Nrr. March I3-sld Sarah Ann. Boston via Bor-
GYMS, March I-Arr Sarah. NYort. sid lah Sir Rob.
quebec Warwick, st John. Nj; 18th, Home. and Albon
sysss,,; Msr'h lTa, r., Ssy,gns. s,y..n.s
John 9u Montreal from Leudonl sth Jessie Newf,uad
lend do, Cieniyon Quebec do Art and Glasgow, s. John
b.s..s. March Us is-sl 4 csFE ere NysTk
Trersss, March 9-Arr Ripper Newfoundland; 9Th, Doe
ss.ns.sy, March lIsld "a Godfrey Ss.fqs2isnd;
ssssT MARI sIiS s5 fss
assnrse. March SSH spray SsToSnasai I'''
nvl, Msre Ma lsasls rlye5,tsn NYsrx s,,,e,
rc5nieus and bsu,,ehland; Nyort. -
hsiyosT asrsS is1Arr Msrssrss Porter, charleston
HAynr March BAR Frank johnson Mobile. 18th. Zu-
rich. NYorS. SID 18Th Splendid, NYorsi 18TH s. Sieois
yiy Sn Sas;h R1 ann pfa am
eth fores, Queen, q. 2rh, clipper Pictou, Ms; Hst,
sld i5te Ne,,or Boston, Switzerland and rasearors,
f%9a SYdr Hsaa 81 5osa III SS9 Ss,p na,9 Ii..
YORK Ersss NMo2S,rss T,soptG s9s cSth.Tn s Not
y ss Non vsnssssrs S cJsr Geo
Warrington, ard Loehmsten Castle, NYorh 2th, stan
Iss6osBshsy March Isid Fanny SrerA.
IreHohS. March 5-Arr Polo philadelphia -
MADEIRA, Feb 2-Arr Return, Liverpool, NS eth, Eliza
Jane, Niorki 9th, xenophon do March ? Martha, New
foundland
MALAGA, Feb ii-Arr Gallo de ORC, Mobile.
tina Allen do; 18th, Joshua Brsgdon, do 10th, y do.
Muropn March ls-Arr Fingslton, 81 John, NIB taso
reported "a from Bristol 18th, Tor ~ Johnl
NywPoRr, March li-Arr Bacchus 50 John, Nd 18th,
PM f,rstoi) March Ie-sd Joseph NYork; Katinka d0
grprSsrowN March I3-sld Hannah Thornton Fhila-
deirhia. 18th, 81 Lawrence, 50 John NIB.
Rocurrrr March fl--Sd Victor, Nfork.
March l5-Sld Hexham Boston; Eleanor Grace,
Nyort. Rate Quebec. via Nillarcoe.
gcpprrr March lI-Arr kosphand~i Y York.
srocHros, March l5-Sld Hope, Philalepha, via B0r
deaux.
TgtrsTr. March 0-Arr falcntta, New Orleans.
Tpxyf. March lt-Arr Disputer NNork. -
TAstppr Rosns March LjSid Elisha Dennison, NYork.
TsooN March I7sld Helen Thompson, NY orb, via Lon
dondcrry; Hannah Kerr, do, DO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
March 1S-1he Liverpool ~ Liverpool irving
called from Nyork Liverpool 18th Dec last snd has not
since been o. The Ivanhoe from NYork Tor Liver
roo ashore the Round Shoa o. Nantucket 9th
feb With All sail SET and apparently With t 10 the star
board by the Joseph walker arrived here from Nfork
wind s y, moderate.
s.rra MsrchG-The American ship John spesr, Spear.
Trieste fer Liverpool put in here 9TH Feb with loss 81
for,mast. jibtoem, main topgsilant mast, re
ovrtvsrow~, March E-The Prince Albert arrived from
the CLYDE for Boston, leaky.
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NJ RHINE INTE LLIGE CE
Moyements on ths Ocean steamers.
Cleared.

Cleared.
GO; Patrick Henry tpk Hubbard London do; Philena
Iari:-Maria TSies. Venezuela, Lewis; Naeooehee
Brss.carios iswS cisss Rotterdam. Funeh Meincke;
ssn Ssa s"9 3ss e. on sys
sant Fgi, Burgess Port au PRINCE Deaheld WI
win. Shaw, Charleston.
xsses BALDWIN sa. rsns essry na. Co.
Raifa1 Hunter Go; Jans Hs,irio k,, Newessn Nc
sci h Anna, T,s Iaass
nets and choetsw. fhinney. Philndelphs Emma crowei
steamerIIudson, Clark. Phladephi.; Anthracite Nor
sioops-Thos Hand, Hand and Hawkins, lines, Pro
violence.
with sa ma.e an na 70 nss March %
s$iG Clifton: i%sssssl New oSlssn' days. with md,.
steering SE yilsS NV ofssn; for Ii.yfs,. ~i :,
Gark eiicon, Adams Cienfuegos 20 days with sugar. to
Bark Exact Stevens; say,nn,h day, Nth cotton
NV dstsn, miles. saw new ship painted sesh color a
side With fore and mzen torsaant yards down standing
brig Julia Noul.on tof Bo..onl Donpe Trinidad, Cuba
nrs Ellen Nara af frsas,rt Treat M.an., 10 days.
roana and T. % sasa ~ sy e MIN Ss for
bris mais0si clark Mat1n,s' 70 day. With sugar
brig I.shslls Reed A;hty Key West days. with cotton.
Brig Nora Carpenter Charleston. days with cotton &C.
20 master.
Brig Typee Lsrkin. New Haven, days, in ballast.
Schr Edwin tof New burypart Smith, Charleston days
with cotton, &c 70 Schmidt Balchen
sehr Rebekah, furlow Beaufort NC days. with naval
stores.
sshr Urea Brewster. Horton, Wilmington, NC days,
with naval stores. kc.
Schr Alice. Seaman, Baltimore. 4 days.
Schr Michigan, Wyatt. Baltimore, 3days
schr William Lopez Corson, Melville. NJ, bound 20 Phi
ladelphia.
Lighter sclr Roger rarmeee Clark Qusgue with part Of
the Of Or ship nanta lately ashore at that place
Below.
Packet ship Prince Albert, Meyer from London, with
mdse and Passengers, TO Grinnell Minturn 4 Co.
Sailed.
Ships Raduga, Cook Sacramento City; Gamccock Hollis
San frFneisoo Monteyuma, De Conrcey Liverpool; WIN
Tell willard, Uayro, Mctoks Edridge, New Orleans Wm
Travis Bollcs doi bark cabassa LtteJohp Matanras,
hrss HGyt Cults, Port au Prince Macon, watkins, Sa
oNannab, and others
April wind at sunrise, NV, and fresh; meridian, Dol
suns ~
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Tho following letter from bologna dated February 81
copy from IL National -: Peter and Dominic Machi-
aye have been condemned to death-others the gal
leysa for political motives The first sentence was
executed the I'D a February at the Castle q
prison
furious skirmish took place In Rome, few days
back. between the native troops and body q French
soldiers occasoned by the latter having quizxed the
former about their habiments In this. a. well as in
similar skrshes the nferiorty Of the French IN hand
hand combat Is evident their superiority in dis
cipiine and military tactics
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bee Seymour Cid schr Beaver Greek Ferguson Nev
York: steamer Shark. Stewart, do.
PROVIDENCE. April Arr sloops Blackstone Appleby.
NYork; BENZ Franklin Hawkins Rondout sid shp SiIas
Leonard land went into Newport bark Triton land was
Beaver Tail at AMI schr Union Bangs
port schr Star, Nckerson, for Savannah FRiver
PORTLAND, April l-Cid brig Potosi Bettes Matanras
RICHMOND April Arr sehrs Fiayla, Taylor. Boston;
Minerva Wright, Rogers, NYork.
ST MARKS, March 25-Adv bark Charlotte wynns for N
York April Il brig Uranus, do 10th.
sALEM April 1-Returned, brig America, for Phiadel-
phis anchored below. Cid Martha Maria, Swift NYork.
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India and China.

We have received advices Bombay to the 18th n
February Calcutta 70 the sth Of February, and Hong
Tho Bombay Journals announce the unconditional sur
render 81 the fort Dharoor in the Nznms dominons
the Prince territory has been made to the govern
mcnt u the East India Company equivalent for the
debt ~ SEQ 600 due 70 H.
IN the funjnuh 40 miles ~ canals under con-
strurton. Lord Dahouse u occupied with education
in the punaub in which he l. ably seconded by the in
habants
The Governor-General was in RawiI- Pindee on the
Dist ~ January. route 10 Peshawur The Commander.
n-Chief was ~ Agra on the sh u February The Co
vcrnor and Commnndcrsin Chief ~ Bombay and Madras
were ~ their respective residences.
The Calcutta the arrival of the three
sab slrdsr. on their way 70 singapore the proposed
erection ~ houses a refuge the saugor Island for
shpwrpckcd mariners, the sentence ~ death upon the
murderer Very and the arrival Of the Oriental steamer
~ December
The china papers confirm the intelligence Of the death
m Commissioner Lin keying had fallen into disgrace at
he thinese court for showing prediction to Euro
pcnns Pears were entertained q Chinese insur-
rcetion IN tho disturbed provinces
The h'h China Herald announces the discovery Of
interesting ~ jews in the Interior of the
20 miles from Pckin ~ some missionaries u the London
Commercial affairs had mproved Al BOMBAY Tho i'm
port market was brisk but there was no increase In
prices Ihs high price. 4 cotton apparently made pur-
Chaser hold back There change In other articles
The money market was somewhat improved
Exchange on London At six months sight 2s. 10 az
per rupee Money was scarce At Calcutta hi, rr,sn.c
better The Bengal Bank sti discounted =. nj ~,
cent Indigo somewhat better prices o. opium falling
Freghts improved especially for sugar for which 10
London. they AZ the rate ~ 60 lie Ga nor ton
Exchange. six months sight ~ o. 81 per rupee
Commercial affairs in China lcoknx up generally
Transactions limited
Attempted Suicide by Prince Psskievitch.
Prince paskievitch who v nov vt Rome. has maIe
mos, determined attempt at suicide BY stabbnr himself
SIX times In the region ~ the heart with knf~ lie
young man and nephew 10 the prince who u the
head ~ the family Ills attachment TO young Polish
lady disapproved by his friends and the Emperor
and In order 70 break OF he sent with Dispatches
r. the Russian smbsssad0r ~ Rome The diappoint-
mcni appear have affected his since he sub
sequenty gave frequent evidence Of fccenrictv, " not
M nth alteration and after calling Tor his pistols
which wtre refused him. he inflicted the wounds
TONED shove Grating such serious injury that his life
y considcred TO be in the greatest danger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04
Passengers Arrived

I,vrRpooy-Steamship Baltie-Mr Mann, Miss Mann Aad
sister Bon lady and three children Mclnnes Of
iIton CIV Messrs Jervous, + Mead, Williams Car
ponesa h NJ Sherman Torrcgos, w Hammond sloane Dip
peii Phipps Parker Don Simon Labayer Bryant Ratsu
NEW 0RLrASs-shp Cnfton-Mr Pggott, Mr. wilson-25
in the steerage.