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Southampton (Eng.) Letter, March %
The United States frigate ST. Lawrence So
sands completed dischsrgng her cargo the great
hbition yesterday and will probably tomorrow haul of
into the stream The total number Of packages landed
7A "a smaller number than anticipatedD and they
are now being rapidly transmitted by railway TO the Cry
tai Palace Up to to-day, two hundred packages have
been prepared by the Customs authorities and sent
under the usual seals Of Office
An item in the cargo Of the 81. Lawrence has to-
day excited attention in the docks. IL Is one OF
Francis patent metallic lfe-boas, and has been
brought over by Captain Sands. consigned TO MT
Macgrrgor Laird. the iron shipbuilder Of BrkeAhead
who Is instructed by the inventor to present to the
Shipwreck and Humane society in neutrality-suspicious.
the boat drawn through the streets of London by
four horscs the bottom to BE- entirely unprotected so
that the strength Of the boat may be severely
tested. After this 1t Is to be against the Lon
don Docks stem with all the power Of six oarsmen,
finally tried in the surf among the rocks of the most
dangerous coast in England This boat Is by its appear
and general structure most efficient medium for
saving lives in Of shpwrcck hazardous shores
II Is built galvanized corrugated iron has tight
tanks forward and aft and cannot possibly turn
sink Its buoyancy great that it will sustain in the
water as many human beings can cling The boat
also fill with water because there 10 or II
plugs which when opened will let out all the water that
have got in heavy weather. into the boat and that
may in consequence. remain above the line OF INNER
sion Besides this valuable present to the Humane So
ciey Captain Sands has brought, for presentation to
Captain Lord John Hay, RIA beautiful model Of ono
Of Franciss copper Of wars cutters such have
been used with great In the United States
and similar TO the boats with which Lieut. Lynch expor
ed the Dead when all others failed This model is to
be presenid to Lord John Hay when Captain Sands ar
riycE in London.
The Fairy, Commander Crispin, r. N. ran into the
Southampton docks yesterday, to land the Duchess Of
Kent Who proceeded by special train TO marlborough
10 her residence Her Royal Iighncss was attended
BY Sir George Copper and Lacy Fanny Howard, and on
landing. received by Col. Henderson and Mr. Wat
kns the part Of the railway company and by Captain
Peacock and Mr. John Levy the principal officers Of the
dock company. Commander Sands. Y. g. NJ Of the 81
had TIE honor Of being presented to her Royal
lghncss by Captain Corre, X N, the Admiralty SUPER
nenden Of Packets after which Captaia Sands and the
principal officers Of the rgate invited on board the
Fairy, by Commander Crspin. and expressed their I'M
bounded admiration ut the beautiful and commodious
fittings Of the royal Yacht. Through q mistake
board the Fairy received damage in getting along
side the deck wharf not checked on her sum
GENTLY quick and her head straight upon the
wharf knocking portion Of the royal arms on the
figure lchu.
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Police Intelligence.

tn, Shooting Case of Mrs Cink-iIugh Fletcher. the
coaehmsn who Wa shot by Mrs. Clark on Thursday
morning last. remains comfortable the crcum-
stances a the will admit with fort three grains Of
mall shot lodged In the muscle Of the neck II l. be-
ieved he will Mrs Clark appears to be very
calm composed in her cell and does not apprehend
any serious result should the man die or recover She
says that he drove her to desperation, and previously
hot n loaded pistol at her and she ony returned the
FIRE. On Wednesday, the day before. shc called TO
zee him abou; the Handkerchief and then oil pre-
pared for HIM but that occasion he spoke kind to
her she could not make Il the pistol But the fol-
loving morning he became quite coarse IN he language
her which excited her and when he turned his
back towards her che drew the pistol from her pocket
and fired However she disclams any intention 20 in
lure him having intended TO shoot bis head but
The trigger a the pistol being strong before she
pulled il ca the mugxe drawn down, and the
tents took eject In Fletcher's neck.
~ fAS rsotfer II .ferfis and ts Di0mopd Brpoch-Nr
Christian shsf,r H. IN way associate If AIbertis
the individual arrested the other day BY officer Norris
ON an indictment charging him With stealing diamond
brtteh valued 1T s1z5 from the store q Tiffany
Young The brooch In question accidentally came ho-
n.stly into the possession a Mr. ShaG.r who. when IL
discovered TO b stolen rendered every aid in his
rt wer assist the police la the capture q Abcrti who
Is now In prison on the charge.
Irrlyy- "A flIuw called Francis Carter detected
on Friday night In the act a breaking iuto the store
No lfs FULTON street, occupied BY Albert Alderman
ocer Taylor took the rogue into custody and Justice
osborn committed him 10 prison for trial.
a Dishonest Ciek-thrss Of Eab,ssie@snf -on Fri
day Nicer Bullock 81 the ffth ward police arrested
An,rish Rodgers gente,l looking young man clerk in
the dry goods Il Arnold Co No ~ Canal street
on charge a mbezEling various pieces Il silk valued in
all ku<pclnn HfslNtfN fffn tte fHtt
~ hs Lerg 60 secrete piece q sik under his
clothing The police searching his residence. No.
Az street FUND several pieces q the stolen
.ilk amounting in value o. over $500. ON his
rrs ne lodged his gut and when taken before
Justice Osborn Mt the Tumhs made defence, and the
magistrate umittcd him 20 prison for trial
fLage, of Stealing Diamond Bysaspin Officer Magnes
arreat On Friday notorious thief called John Riley
on charge q stealing diamond ring ami breastpin
Jewellers. No 4 Little Gren street II seems the
cussd with another entered the store and asked 20
1t nj ssme diamond rings sc, pretending H. wish TO
make purchase aud while examining the iewclry.
~ The rovucs managed 10 clip the property unobserved
into his rrket The pin has been recovered al the pawn
ybop ~ Jackson In Rcade street Justice Osborn
ni,t,a the accused 10 prison for trial
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Died.


On Saturday morning April s. AGNES JOHNSTON, daugh-
ter Of William and Mary Johnston aged years,
months and "a days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family also
Mountjoy Assembly No. b. o. of b., and New York
Lodge No. American Protestant Association. are
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence Of her parents No IT'S Eighth avenue, of
Nineteenth street, this day Sunday afternoon), at
O'Clock without any further notice.
On the 5th of April, KNEELASp Preston of Knee
land and IIetty Miles, aged years and months.
The friends acquaintance of the family par
tcuary invited to attend his funeral at log Greenwich
avenue. this day, at o'clock.
On Saturday morning, April 5. CATHERINE. widow of
the late p. + Gcntil. in the Goth year Of her age
Her friends and those Of her Theodore invited
to attend her funeral this Sunday aerooon half
past clock from her late residence, No 1853 Reade
street.
On Friday the 4th of April LEONARD sr,ioss of disease
Of the lungs. aged so years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral on sunday, the 9th, at o'clock
p. NJ. from Mr. Perry's, 1l9 Beeknan street
On the 4h Of April DANIEL PARIS in the 10Th year Of
his age
Funeral services at ST. Marks Church. on Sunday
9th inst. at q. r NJ. The friends Of the family
spectfully invited.
OF Group. CHARLES LouIs BUCHANAN Of Chas NJ
and Elizabeth A. Buchanan.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of his
father 4le Sixth avenue this day Sunday at o'clock
p NJ. The friends of the family the members Of Co
+ Washington Greys the Plumbers Benevolent Society
and plumbers in general respectfully invited to
attend.
On the evening Of the 4h Of April suddenly of disease
Of the heart, AMAsA N. CHAPIS, aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence 362
Blocker street, this day Sunday at o'clock p NJ
On the al Of April Of consumption in the 10Th year of
her Mrs ELIzABrrH j. Woman, daughter Of the late
Daniel Seacord. of Smithtown, l.. L.
In Philadelphia April l. E,ELISE AuGusTA LAvALLETrr,
eldest daughter Of Commodore Lavalette U. :. n.
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do Canadian OF Southern 500 barrels were disposed
Of at - Us ~ 81 fo~ mixed TO straight Aexandrs &c.
and IS IS so for fancy Rye -four was ia request at
So 81 SO A. with sales Of 100 bbls Nothing transped
in meal and prices nominaly the same TPhai
inquired for with sales Of 1880 bushels Gsnesee
private bargain. Rye a trhe frmer $500 bushels
having been sold at 75c. 76c. Northern Oats
shade better, and saleabe at 4Sc SOC. Jersey
worth Acc s7c. Barley and wanted at
II LA II 20 Com plenty and rather weaker Yellow
wac offered Mt Csc, without buyer few sales
reported TO arrive, but the particulars not made
public
CorIos.-The market exhibited increased frmness to-
day. and the sales reported at $500 bales at
further improvement Of Of &c. 4c making the whole
advance since the receipt Of the Batcs intelligence
lac per Id. from sales made previously.
CoAL-Sales have been made Of three cargoes Nova
Scotian at IS a s. so. months In anthracite there
was but little doing, at 81 a SIS So
CoFrEE.-The transactions embrace 400 bags Rio, mt
10Ac 10ac.; 200 do Porto Rico, at l0Ac and 80 do
st. Domir 90. at o.c-market closing dull, but firm.
FisH-Since last 900 quintas dry cod sold at 50
SO 12ia; and 20 barrels mackerel Mt SO l2i 50 II
errpgs active 5000 boxes sealed brought soc
a 65c., cash.
PRo,isIoSs-Pork still better, with fair inquiry
from the trade and sales Of 900 barrels including
and old mess. at S14 II Sl4 D. and Sl3 U.s. and
and old prime at Sl 7 and $40 81 $40 g. respective
ly. Beef was buoyant. and very firm Some $50 barrels
changed hands bringing 80 S1l so; and prime,
S5a So Beef hams dull at SIS so, at which about
so ticrces sold Cut meats moved slowly, Mt 64c for
shoulders. and sac for hams Lard brought sac for 200
bbs. prime new, showing steady market. Butter and
cheese have not varied
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Enthusiastically Franklin-J Paine, Miss A Flanden,
Lacomle. Mrs Lscombe Dr Trudeau Mrs Trsdesu aud
maid Nlork Pepper Mr. Pepper, Leppein, . Hopkin-
MR. Hopkinson and child Ms Hopkinson. Mrs
and child, Philadelphia. Louis Outlet Mrs Outlet,
Hayre. Morris, Madame CiyAtte, NNork, & Mayer,
Nr MhAyer Montreal Mr. Richardson Mrs Richardson Mrs
Nidner, ID Hopper, Philadelphia; Eddings. SCarona
Pepper, philadelphia Dale, Mrs Dale. servant aud
children, Dale, Mr. Jardens. Nlork; summer, Mrs
sumner and child Bsst.n Mr. Pratt Mrs Prsts Pblsdsl
lhia; A B0usquet. n " D0ral, Baltimore; " Seat, W
Tinker NOrieans; DIR John Richards Richards Virginia.
stone. Mrs stone. Bruno, Herberts. Geo Pearce.
Wictlar Mr. Benard, Nyork; Drummer. Boston: II ns-
Keep, VIM WIGHT, ~ Taylor. Roussel and chill u
Dallett Bliss. usubauit Pliladelpha: Miss Ciemen-
dine Cerhardy, Betty Lorrland, II Chaniere La
ny. Jas rierson NNork; IL n Adams, 1t Washington
Cuanthey. tSNayyi Elken Norleansi & ~ Naignon,
stun, hocean, 1hos smith, Mr. walter. Miluir, X
Dean, Latlrop. DucuVis, Nlorki Cart Granther,
sNavy Taylor, Bstimore; " = Zignisu. sran; Le-
natl, Louser NJerseyi Morris, Philadelphia Dam
brymann n Bennett, Baltimore; Nerrer. Tucker
Mrs Lstren. Phadai A Lohse. Y--rotal 100.
AvsNNaH-Steamslp Aiahama-E willie, lady, son and
servant. Munsell and LADY, Durbrow aud LADY, D
Barker. lady aud Weeks and LADY, Warren
and LADY, Lieut. Renshsw LADY bates and lady;
Burr lady and child; Misses warren Buckley, stanton
Brown, punnell. Messrs u nlsoE II Wst.yn lsaaes u
Phelps. Br.nt, W Hitchcock, n NcIArcn Barnard
n Mulford. Dkyie. T. Mathew ~ Hursthai, J Wal
late. . Taylor Jr. n " Hyslop, Dunham Bonnard
s II Van Nett Thomas, o Johnson-l0 In steersge.
IoSnos-Slip Patrick Henry-Mr jackson, Mrs zach
and servant Mr. Hammond. Mrs Tryon, Mrs "A Lloyd
and child, Col Charles and servant Nlork Capt Max
ton, Mr. Maxton, Mrs Milirood.
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II fsir segal attainmeuis with tolerable practice
He Is Industrious and faithful to his constituency
and stands ready at any momeat, either night or
day, to crafty their wishes, provided he can be
convinced of the restitude Of his course He is an
ardent politician Of she Seward wing order, and
never allows to tread upon his political toes,
however lightly, without repelling the assault with
full interest lie is well acquainted with city life,
New ork inticements, and the wonder is, how he
coad possibly have been caught in such snare
while in the city.
Mr.. Robinson Is resident of a more interior
ovtio. Of the "rural district" that Is, in Allegheny
county. He is physician, who left for = short
time good practice, TO take seat In the senate
The doctor makes no pretensions to public debate,
but is sound thinker as there Is IN the Senate,
and as useful member on committees, where prac-
tical good is required, can be found in that
body. His proyerbial accommodating nature m
duccd him to sign the fatal sheet, trusting implicitly
In the confidence Of Mr. Bull The Predicamen.
WAich that act unconscously placed him H. has hied
him. since the exposure, with the most extreme
modification. He sat patiently listening, during
Che whole debate, without scarcely utterng Word,
bot measured every sentence that was uttered IN his
case, by those who partook in the debate. The
doctor is a staunch whig and will vote for William
IA Seward for President in 1856, if his party will
give him the chance.
order; his residence is in Madison county, near
where his friend Garritt Smith resides. Mr. G.. is
,o0e Of the most industrious of the Senators; is a
ready debater, with talent and memory which
qualify him to grapple with almost any subject.
During the late unpleasant affair, he has manifested
an undinchng fearlessness and consciousness. lie
frankly stated that he signed the paper, as he sup
posed, to crafty friend, and that confidence had
been abused, he felt no remorse in consequence
thereof. During the discussion to-day, he appeared
quite indifferent, but determined to resign his
seat if the Senate should cast any odium
A. he did, at the Aston House. tIr. 5. belongs II
che radical freesol abolition section of tho demo
cncy, but advocates union.and harmony. w.
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ITPDNY- NPRfI u Y. VI
Asut. -gals ~ so barrels made NJ full prices
s,ocE "a hand this morpirg reached 34i bbls. pots
and $40 do pearis--total 1853 casks
pp,,pert-Irs-Tfosr. Western and State brands con-
t,nu,a in rood request in part FIR home and FIR
tort and the market ruled steady. New Orleans
NOR, inquired for snd held firmly at 81 o. 81 81
Tbe ~, reions ndomesc up 500 barrels NJ ~ IS
"a n for No superfDe - 80 t462s for ordinary
10 choice states 81 80 ~ Is for mixed 70 fancy Ine
sns Michigan and Wisconsin, ~ - ~ ~ for good
and round hoop Ohio; ~ 81 - FIR pure Genese IS
81 Is for fancy Ohio and Cenesee IS = 81 81 for
,xira Ohio; ard IS 81 ~ 20 Tor extra Gene.ee lana
Alan ves without movement or change in rates The
sttck Il etimated at 10000 bbls domestic, and l5VVo
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stock Sales.

PHILADrLPRIA, April 5-Firsf Board-$370 Lehgh Int,
81 SO DO. 81 200 Penn. S. ast do a3 pr do. 93, so,
do 1s 800 Penns Ga lofs; LOO $. Nav. 6's. int on A.
Bank ~; $1,000 Cam and Am Gs az. @ shares Mnehill
Railroad, 454 80 Reading Railroad, 2 DO do. 29. 80
do. 20 100 do. ~ II Mechanics Bank. Ds Far and
int 49, go shares Reading Railroad ~ 200 do g,A; 100
$1,000 Fem 81 ass, 900 VII Railroad g. So, SO Nor
ristown Railroad. g51 1000 Reading Railroad o. s; 100
A.; Grard Bank. 1871. after SaIes-si5oo Allegheny
Railroad 6s m 400 shares heading Railroad, 9l 100 do,
pa; 90 do. 2a1 500 do, 21s 800 do, 30
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BY TELEH APH

Urea April 8 1851
This morning Horace n Concsin arrested
charge q firing the First Presbyterian church the
night q the i2th Of January After examination.
the Recorder committed him In default Of $4,000 bail
o charge a arson in the third degree.
The excitement in the city IL intense, and hundreds
were unable to get into the court house.
James 0rcutt who arrested for having set fire 10
Buttoreids yesterday, has informed against several
others and warrants out for their arrest lie also
furnished list Of the buildings that were to be burned
among them Concert Hail, &C. lie Is confined at
Rene Coneklin 1t WhiteSboro
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CO IIon;les., Green rLiiadeirhii1,: 60. -,
New Orleans, stanton / Thomp.on. ea'e'N
de e5s 6ana fso
Aves. Chase sssua Ia Grande; Norumbega Baxter, Gal
grss-AAryeds trsl Rstoui,, Hayre; Triumph. tBr).
Br aeRsnsy Bsrad"ss addston %; Amulet spo
tors ssgus l.crands R Trundy ce Tweed N Deussl
Eliza caroline, wsses s. John SB1 PSrtrssd Scott
%; ssrsS Thorndiks holt baltimore; vsrsason Nelson
ssLIs1Almi,s Candy Br,,s. Jaso Elizabeth Latham
hIsss'ndIi' KiSs,s hipE:s1s B,ls%0Tsi Mary Rev
Bsarse dos Grant, State aliet do, Cabot, Nclerson do
Vyrsne Nelsen, Bath Ellen Rogers, bridgeport Conn
sisSF@Bc.s. Nll., rhisselgh.p r.,li;g Ryasnsurs
Arrived.
nP sS N'sa nh 6gh PesS2sy ysTpso sarsh wh
e tlss@ s.Ihs Ssr
auspttis d ssii s and was four Soass passing tSroS
a. Tie detained at quarantine. having the small
SIT Prince A.r, tgs,l Meyer London and Pc.t.mou,h.
Sc stI .S. =. ~ SG 4 r. lay ;i1%.aB e
RON i boat Collin. So %ss from ssndy moosp i''
Bark Atlantic Br Robertson, Cadiz 81 days. with wine,
Gsfk i.lea lsf na.hl Prssl; cisnfusse. % aay. Win
nile. sr.ae brig Germ fr.T cienfsesS, is5 Boston
March o. With sugar to 4 Buck Co. March y lat az
Croker. from New Orleans for Port Spain.
Bark Thomas Prince, 1aOwell, New Orleans, IL days,
With mdse. toJ W Elweu.
Brig Catherine CIR. o. yarmouth), Hammond 81 Domin-
city u days, with mahogany, TO III Brsine March -
ht Ion fait saw steamship ohie hence Cor Havana
Brig Manila (Br1 uBrien, - Domingo City. u days,
with mahogany 70 McEvers 81 inst lat 81 lon rs spoke
brig Montauk. Of Gardiner, hence for Mobile
Brig Leader tBrl, Sarehud. Archat, Co. days, with
plaster, 60 master.
schr LoeLie Corner 81 Domingo. y days with mshoga-
SC 20 Pshury sanford, The brought home men
q TIE crew % The brg AFhage brown 81 Boston or New
York lot Feb tth on sVlona reef eud u 81 Domingo
March Y, lat as Ion " 10, spoke Br hrg unknown
from Porto Rico for New York probably Waterloo, Par
her.
schr beacon (Br), Marvin. Pernamhuco, - days with
snow. March ~, lat 20 40 lon N. spoke Br
ship Sir Charles Napier, from Mobile for Liverpool.
Sclr Forest King Barnett Havana 10 days, with
&e ~ Trulo n Barrerias.
L s schr williams, Yorke, Cary sford Reef, lays.
Sclr Commsnder-in Chief Woglam Georgetown. DC.
days.
sctr Maria WyckoH. Baltimore. days.
sctr Com kearney, Chase, Boston. 3daye.
Sctr Cooley 4 Go. Ryder Boston. 3 days.
Schr Friend, Halett. Boston, days.
Sailed.
4 steamships Franklin. Wotton Havre' Aabams,
Ludlow, Savannah, asd others.
APen. Wind at Sunrise Sw AZ meridian :; a. sunset
81 and fresh.
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SHIPPING.

EARE REDucED-oNLY THROUGH LINE FoR SAN
Francisco via Chagres direct and BY the United States
Mail Steamers the Pscse On Thursday, April loth the
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, 1870 tons burthsn
John Tanner Commander will leave pier North River
Chssres direct ON Thprsdsy April Oth At o'clock Pas
BY this vessel will connect with the United States
Mail Steamer TENNESSEE, 70 leave Panama or about
May let For freight passage apply the oce s. South
"a mr. "A M. III West str
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IivpRpooL-Ship Manhattan-1hos Hornby, J Emerson.
Woman, Mr. Gillespie, VIM wheatey, Haight, DIR Owen
SLp's
IoSnos-slp Prince Alsert-T W Field. Whitney. Capt
II Wade lady and child,
Sr DomISeo Cfry-Br brig Catherinc-Capt Brown,
se Of the lrg Aphag Of Boston, lost the end Of 81
Dautf ugul 4 Hal
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Arrived and anchored belowsehr Packet WEIGH Norfolk
for boston.
Arril Arr schrs SAMSON Dean, Timer NYork Tor hos
ton Orion, - George, Norfolk for Camden.
dArr ship Management kogers from Pacidc Ocean for
Nantucket With 25D bills and ~ DO VIII has been reported
from Holmes Hole.
harm John svasey Burr Norieans for SALEM the
built at Cincinnati " 30 tons shipped cargo from Cncn-
ns consisting o. pork and lard aud towed down the
Brig khard Ingersoll Plummer from Trinidad De Cuba
Left Nth a. trgs WIN Pitt, Horea for Boston Banna,
Norton 10 Braganga Young for Nfork 10 days;
Itaia Tor o. days Richmond Mckenzie, for a.
Julia Moulton Donald do days Mary Perkins Chase
DO Aonian, smons, DO " days Rose, Doane do James
Crosby. rcndleten, disg.
Manuel Cape fiayen bound v; schr Eliza Jane Bar
nard Nantweket, for Norfolk and Baltimore.
sailed-sctr Crusade Fisher for NYork via NBedfori
sdsld tNrk John svasey brigs Richard Ingsrsq Jane
Uowes and Natdat schrs Dean Orion and Packet
4ti-Sld sehr Enersy. Msrcinnt Boston.
1n portship NarraKansett, disg schr Eliza Jane, for
PHu,DrLpHis, April 5-P.h
krrvpd-BarA Trtmsnt, SCARF Boston; brig Emma, b.
her do scLr Bradore tBrl Emery. Gonsives Uncle Sam,
Baldwin, NlVtk Jerome, MuMrd. Salem; Esrem0nt,
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Appn. NO 10 -fk,n e Oimsead, appellant, ~ 70.
beff Tids-i. respondeuf argument this day.
The Hon. Greene &. bronson, Chief Judge, has this
day Mt In his resignation, which r take effect from
Mondsy next
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nrucs ssrSr-The railroad bridge over the Cones
trca near Lancaster Pa burned last night but
ar pased a. lc.rn that u will cause no interruption 70
sr.. nd travel on the state works floating bridge
pae rpsdy been thrown across the stream new per.
sp.nent bridge will be erected Immediately -Pla Bal-
Lf-~, -1T-rfs
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At Cambridge Mass, April by the Rev. Mr. Newell,
Mr. S. W. DABSry Of Fayal Azores to Miss HARRIET W.
WEBSTER, of Cambridge.
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DACKETs FOR HAvRE.-sECoND LINE-TuE roll
loving ships will leave lIa,re the 10th, and New
York : the LIST Of each m0Ath -
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Letters for Havana, 81 Thomas Porto Rico, San Juan,
steamer Merlin will close at the Exchange Reading Room
t7 ExchangeD Wednesday, April p al II o'clock. Let
for all Islands sxcept Bermuda must be mailed ~ the
Readinr Room, the poet once cannot forward them
The above Letter Bags also At Kenyons " Wall street.