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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

r. THE News FROM EUROPE by the
Pacific is interesting. Prussia has cut the
more than Gordian knot of German federal
politics by resolving to send her regular
deputation to the Frankfort Diet, thus re-
constituting it completely and restoring its
authority. This is a descent compared
with the high horse she rode in IS, 40
and the beginning Of 80, but it is the best
she could do in the position where her
rulers have been placed by their incompe-
tence, selfshness and fckleness. 1t is
quite conceivable that this resolve does not
please Austria, inasmuch as it prevents,
temporarily at least, the accomplishment
of her plan to bring all her extra-German
Provinces, bag and baggage, into the Fedora
ton. In Eng gland the Ministry have beaten
the Opposition on motion to abolish the
window tax, by az majority In France
there is still no definite Cabinet.
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The Rumors from Nicaragua.

We copy this morning from the New Ofleans
Picdgune a somewhat startling story in relation
to the prescription and persecution Of Americans
in the State of Nicaragua. There is an air Of IN
probability about the narrative which leads US to
believe that the particulars have been greatly ex-
sggersted. We learned yesterday that the Pro
n4etbeus, which left San Juan three OF four dsys
after the P,cayuneS informant, brings 10 such in
teligence. Beside, the statements made by Mr.
J. Calvary Hall are totally at variance with all
previous accounts, and with the known jealousy
Of English influence, which exists among the
states of Nicaragua, Honduras and San Salvador
Depredations have no doubt been committed
on parties Of Americans passing through the coun.
try, and in certain localities the natives may have
been led to regard them with distrust and suspi
cion, but the idea of general conspiracy to drive
our citizens out of the land got up at the instga
ton OF an English merchant and some mysterious
French parsonage, is too absurd to be seriously
entertained by any one familiar with Nicaraguan
affairs The inconsistency Of the narrative is sp-
parent on its face, and we confidently anticipate
a refutation of the statement-at least so far as
the Government is concerned-in tho course Of
few days.
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and they keep their eyes wide open in
order that they may see. And thus the
function of organs and their potency are
gradually dying out. Onlyin Washington
City and a few other places which still
cling to the fashions of the last age is there
any remaining vocation for organs
And parties can do quite as little for or
gsns as organs can do for parties. A
party in power, with large command OF
official Advertising, Printing, &c, can do
something toward sustaining newspaper
can even enrich an inland establishment
but in the great commercial cities, the
cost of publishing a daily Journal has grown
so great that all that can be done for 1t IN
the 'organ way amounts 70 little. 1t
must be strongly rooted in interests, in
stincts. impulses. apart from Politics. or 1t
can do its party little good or even live BY
the aid of It's party. If it derive its cOnse-
Quence from Party, Business flies from it A;
if it depend on Party Patronage, it sePa-
rates itself from the sympathies and sup
pert of the Millions. The Newspaper has
gradually risen to position wherein it can
only be decidedly useful to its party by be-
ing at the same time formidable; it can
only speak effectively for its party after
the public have learned that it is ready,
should Truth and Public Good require, to
speak as plainly and freely agains' it.
Therefore it is that organs are carried
to their graves, unmourned save by the
incompetency they upheld in high places
while they had power and the corruption
they were relied on to whitewash but are
able to whitewash no longer.
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The Kent Comfy DIassacrc -CoBfsssion Of h
Murder, &c.
HAyRE d. GRACE Fndsy, April ]

HAyRE DE GRACE. Friday, April l9-'ft
There has been great excitement here pN
IN Consequence OF the srdysl Of an officer from Co.'S
towD who Immediately proceeded - arrest msn nn-
Nicholas Murphy. on the charge Of being Of ne
6ereIs OF the COsdeb family, a. he GeorgeloNh'~
10 VIII be remembered that man, named Ta0s ~
UODC, arrested IN Cecil county, AbJut tho il o. NJ
on suspicion OlLayiDg been connect ri with he Hss
snd lodged IN al, whore he mas remsined eTeS sees -
evidence sgahst HIN was thai on Wednssd'y 80, -,
46l ut tie GAY OF the massacre di-sppeseo nV
Legi borhood suddenly, and without assigning soJ
for biz departure and could give Satisfactory st
hi movements during tho interval ne
he alleged that M lodged al Ihe house Of snE la
raue Of Ford twhO lives IN the neil hborhooo o. I'D
RI on the hight Of The murder. which decs,N, ,sG
coTrObOfsied. but slated III Al DrummO0d dd rs ssz
hs hOu until lao hour OF th1 night One OF roOaJ
Of bis paltsloobs bore the distinct impression - N.
hand Murphy, the msn arrested here io-dsy ost D
ward and testified that be ard Dummonc "sr9 s~sa.l
ee,ter Oh The afternoon aud hight Of the msfo''
mBsfIais. -, C1
DTummond, notwithstanding ibis testimony W, n
held for furl exsnDsliOn and hss row coe..o- 4.
csIns that Murphy SbelIon Ford, sils ana 80 h,e
tie psries y DO comWlItsd the bloody Outrage ~ d
al b~,u esIed except Shelton, snd the one mi e
pursuit. Of him. This 10 not tho 81slIos ~ tssa.
VITO ~ss frs, anesled. Ford 10 tho sane ns .es d,
fed 81 the examination that DmmmOnd DID ."
house or III after midrigbI. -, nan
Team from the officer tho arrested MURPHY 's,n,st
moDd declares that he had no hand 10 The msN sss 10
aud hat the only object Of The band wss
suili onlylconsisIs IN ssnO"ledge Of heeoespH"'
he deed HAs committed. -. 40 osE
Webster The uncle Of Mrs Cosden who hns'.or
rested under TIE suspicion Of having been me
this dreadful tragedy seems n be Ia 90 msno ls0ns
by The cOFfessiOn Of Drummond, who nIlnscs M. ara
ofihe COsoen family bad not escaped sod gTeIss wJs
IL was their Intention 10 have followed W oaA ssFe
plunder and blood, aud that oiher families wv"
BEEN usssscTed The same isht -. ,,u. 100
Murphy on being arrested appeared 70 DC I as esTe
cerred OF eli the crowd assembled vofd sn9 rWL
been lodi ed 10 jail ~ EilIon. foon
The KENT COUETY MASSACRE "A Iams
terdsy reached The ciIy thai one Of the pefs9e
eonnsctiop with TITS bloody uepssctOn, las a Ibe
edged that he krew who perpeTsed iI aod % n EJ
neopl. vouc iii the murderer they kps" w. sgssd
fi. doubtess Incorrect we should h.'e 90
OF the fact BY our attentive correspond col ~ saa n
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CITY ITEMS.

THE STORM.-After raging for six days with
violence almost without parallel at this season Of
the year, the storm finally spent itself yesterday
evening We had slow, cold rain until Sasur-
day night, when the food gates were opened, and
the rain came down, not in drops, but by the tub
full, accompanied with a driving wind From
P n. until midnight the quantity of rain which
fell was enormous. Yesterday morning the snow
fell fast and thick for three or four hours when it
charged to rain. Toward evening, however, the
wind veered to the west the rain ceased the
clouds lifted and began 30 part into separate mass
es and while we write, the stars are twinkling
here and there with bright, frosty luster. The
dreary pell of the storm is broken.
THE PACFIC.-The arrival Of this steamer on
Saturday, in line days and 20 hours from Liver
pool, crested az immense excitement 1t im
mediatey became the towntalk, and go where
you would, you heard nothing but praises Of the
steamer that had gloriously won for our me
chanics the reputation for building the tastes.
steamers on the Ocean. Even the merchants
and brokers on change forgot for moment their
avocatons and united in giving three hearty
cheers for the Pacific and her commander. We
learn that she was under canvas from the day
she left Liverpool until her arrival at this port.
SAILING or SrEAMERs.-The steamship Wash.
iDgton, Capt. FLOYD sailed on Saturday for Bre.
men, via southampton. She had on board 1o4
passengers and 100000 in specie Col. sber
burDe, Of Wsshngton, bearer Of dispatches 70 on.
Minister at Paris, was passenger
The steamship FL Dorado Capt WRIGHT
sailed for Chsgres on Saturday with slsge nun
Der Of passengers.
The new steamship Humboldt will sal on
the 9TH Of May instead OF she 3D. as previously
noticed. This delay has been rendered nsce,s.ry
by the oDg duration Of the storm, which bs. ore.
vented the completion OF the painting.
FvyIRAL o. z J. MERCER The funeral Of
tae ate * Alderman MERCER took Place on s...
urday sie7uoon His remains were followed 70
their f,sl res,irg place by toe members Of the
Sixth Regime eat Of winch he was Aoiassut Orion
Lodge. Of O. F. Msnitou Lodge. Of Mason.
Z Pluribus Division, Sons Of Temperance. Masonic
Temple Of Boro- Niagara Chapter Of o Oft. A.
SD a large Dunber Of frencs
FIRE IN Dr. Sat j A " IRE vas 5is
cover,i il tine house % James I Mead. ltaiio-l
Q Deg 81 NJ Mead safers 4 ioss of $1,000.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA.-The steam
chip Philadelphia, Capt. WIN. h. BRowS, which
sailed from New. Orleans on the 18th last, arrived
of Sandy Hook on Saturday night, and came up
to the City early yesterday morning. making the
passage home in days From Key West to
Cape Hatteras, she experienced succession OF
strong gales from the N. n. w, with very
heavy sea. We are indebted to Mr.. f. h.
MITCHELL, Purser Of the Philadelphia, for New
Orleans papers Of the 18th. list OF the pas
sengers will be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

The A. D. Delta Of the 18th, publishes letter
dated San Gabriel, Boca del Monte, March 49,"
from which it appears that the opposition to the
TehUantepec treaty in the Mexican capitol has
caused considerable excitement on the Isthmus
Ed, Delta. The hitherto quiet pusbia OF " Boca has
lately been thrown into stats OF the most and mr.
vous excitement Private alyces by way OF Tehuan
ana from the city Mexico, have startled Nth
UNLOCKED The lsthmus - Juror of excite
ueDt The Mexican Congress. der the admin'srauOn
ofArsis, has commenced lts s,tjngs The Sanhedrm Of
the Celestial Ciy debates Of great and exciting
consequences.
The great Of the nation stricken with fear " Saxon
progress aBd democratic aggression have glrd7d up rr
IONS 0 helted of defense against the antci
pstec swallow ing up OF Mexican misfule by the Onward
march Of No m American innovation The Congress has
grown mad The leading members have declared against
d 1ehuaniepec project and assert with many curl Of
heir m,u. tbcied lips bnd with meedctOns loud and
deep cut up the CaTay grant both root and branch
Even ATista bowed down by superior lnu -nce, has Jr
gotten the hard eaIned lessons learned 81 PeO AO and
Resecs Go la Palma and OnIs again his dagger Of
lathe win the steel or the United States OF be North
The Congress privately that tho T-huanteprc
grant aDnued m news this det-rm1 alton Of
The Meycsn Graudees has awakened the habaCs OF me
Isthmus d spirit ofrHnk and determined resistance No
endt IN properly called the rebel has had his not blood
IN the American Cause aud swears % see n success
fll All the lshmus is on the American side. The Town
OF Juan $500 iuhabants 10 asened 20 the afVsn
or die IN s defense -lendez, with MS troops Is now
fugitive The Oc against him, add he awaits the
Plies the munitions OF war 10 resume offensive opera
nors -, 90
kexicsn Army Ire Inhabitants OF the lstbmus rel ce la
the American advent and are ready u ens In her
csu,e On dlf-tbst Munoz OF The cenua forces Is Ia pr
yste correspondence with the rebel Meendez
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From Texas.

By the Galveston We are favored with dt!es
from he City Of Galveston as late Ms tho 8h lnst
The smallpox 10 disappearing from Cincinnan 90 VI
TIilily, ard from Houston. -.
There remarkable storm Al Galveston % hs ~
Inst. Hail fell freely and sfer the storm had rps w
hal stones were picsed up measuring In some cn' nv
inches Ia diameter, and weighing more than hall sp'aa
BeveIs thousar panes OF gsss wero broken ron w
dOws fscTg north ard west The temperature o. est
mosphefe was al time before, during or after NC sfA
changed. -.
During the siOrn the Star Hotel was struck BY ps.
ping, and youlh living With Mr. sauer severely sa'.
by II The bUi d ng was good deal cna'fed, sns -
alLTm Of Ire AOuDded, bat fsme dI1 not bfeeh guy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

sUDDEs DEArHs-A man named Robert Ben
neu residing 10 Forty fourth ct rear II while tak
ing tes 90 Saturday eVeoipg suddenly fell from ais enr
and snerward expired. - .. v.-,-
Rober1 Ha l. VINO resided on Eeven'h-r near tory
seventh st. died very suddenly a. bis iAole on Tue
evening. -. - - go Al
YER, suddenly on the same evening a. the house % M
Smith A. VeslrysL fne coroner hss been noIned Ana vi"
hold inguesIs on The bodies this morning
ACCIDENT FROM BLAsTISG.-A man named
ssInon residing In Foriy-hts st between nin'n Ana
Tenth ava severely iolued on Saturday EIsfno "a -
ber suuck he head ny soue ron premt'ule ~ IS
IN Forty-siNth Mr.. Cummings, the contractor o, e
work 10 said to be very about preparing tnd eR
plOcirg hii blasts
ARREST FOR GRAND LARcESY-A man VINO
gave bis name % Bailey Cooley was yesterday Giestei
be Officer Roland OF the first Ward Police charged VIII
stealing yaw boat and barrel OF behring's trom tae ong
Wand erer lying the foot Of Murrays. North kver
He wa taken before Justice Osborne and committed Tor
examination.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED- Coroner held
an inquest yese day al No 7S2 Washington upon The
body OF lad - wears Of age named James Logas. who,
while plsvinE at the foot o. Bsnk~t accidentally Tel mo
ihe river and was drowned. Verdict accordingly.
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Mexico.

The RiO Granite Sentinel of the I'd inst. give
the following extract from iis correspondent $40 10
Polos. lIfumsEes rather gloomy picture Of heney
The news from MEXICO is gloomy. Many OF no ho1, (,
o. the Houfe no decided 10 vote for me foducHos
the tarif and 20 abolish the prohibitions, 10 stated
now vote against the bin Tire Cabinet stated TO Coog
that lhete were h@ Only resources II could dePen' W.
Alas many evils do fear from the conduct Of ne sgnt
tors Tie country 10 on the verge Of precpee sec 1ee y
only slight breath 10 sink It pleley without hops
salvation. New Orleans Comm erciA Bulletin, u
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TRAnFpY II GkEFN CoUNrY. MIss TIC Panld.


TRlGEDYIN GREEN COUSTY, Miss The Panld-
ing NJ. oth' 5th INST contains ons sccguat Of TIC
Exponent o. to VIE Of PLAYER 70 fondl WITH Mss pan
from Hancock County b, Tue name o. hAfoy NO NAs n,as ia
ea Tie gt' vie s,sa her sno'. % .,sa IRON Der
barre gun osr pety VITA Nhch o'y started Tor ne
-. err. m Har1y- uoher balfo.k County &C.. whrh
,osy " vel 81 & vie aa- ersp..,oas 70 pa,as
Bat bow had heavy 70 him hs co ID no; con
pur,ug ugve. smith traced hsm 10 Gr-sa copay
b.r-.i.c. Of Hsfdy'. mother The as .ncs u c,ups Of
soute ootslei tue OIL rec made irc-a ca Tie .se al
e1,,es room Harcy act gully cowpa,on bed
before - tner pr-s-tcs
HniJ -io r,pr.,-aiso a. hsreu'o strength sapsd
from - b va cane hsu making 20 DIS -
Blta sOF Tl ia n ore " te guns
Vten s-c''y oouuc Ihs pfop-ny ~s
. orda and as cit
Tie party Green Oh ta-r Nl-l smNh 80
ts and sfsr foik rs ~ took a seat BY ne
bore Two niles vefs - - b. assistants sl VS. stsr
VI had be-. v.r, mpfssentl. osruated carp
tie later hand, loose, a;o s''isa Strong e'or1
we're mixing 20 arrest tie nureeFsr'
Posi- OFFICE RoBBERY-S3 600 STOLES.-
Na.tp1ae. Aprl Up M-Auory Wilson wss to-nshtsr'
resled and lodged IN JAN, chsrged with roobng .eter,
April T. mailed from Louisville, ard directed 70 Wesley
Whess BROKER Of ,s city cOnleipinR y 600 Tcnnessee
Bari notes and con Ths evening part OF me
money discovered 10 circulation IN tbe city and vac
your Wilson Immediately on being arrested ne al,
nitteo his euir He was employs In the Post Office lest
July aud continued Until discharged las, January for in.
Of April 4. through back door by fsl'e iey.
ARRESTS TOR MURDER.-James +. Crawley
and John r Gillian, HrreEed In this ely Jesefcsy'
ty officers Padge, and Shipley Of Aersndhs FOR mura.r
They that CTsWey aud Gillian got mo roW on
Saturday nigh q, fab market with msn named Tar!ey
and In The hght r was wounded ~ one OF tnem Insy
arrested an1 brou ght before he Mayor exsods
discharged them FOR ofevitence Shortly a'Ief
the TURKEY ced when new order iof tnsu etess
wm hsued. They were taken on ye,tesoE 20 tx
dria- Norfolk he'Ao' LIN.
n A. o. Gardner temporarily in charge Of
The Pos Ofce at West Bafslo Iowa has been arrested
or chsrpe az having distracted check for 100 from let
Ter received al that Post OILS Ordnerl aled OF only II
wears of sQe lie obtained me money q the check
MURDER Rachel Provost middle aged wo
nsn yirg alone In Dayton Ohio was murdered By soms
person uSknown, OF the nishs o. ne Ih inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

CoNNEcTIcUT.-It appears from the LHchfeld
Enquirer that the Opposition candidate for the
Legislature returned from Sharon as elected, is
not legally chosen. He was declared elected by
one majority. but says ths Es9"s'e~. Intelligent
men of both parties acqu sinted with the facts,
are fully OF the opinion that be ought not to hold
his seat for day.
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HurcnlNes's VEeErARLE DrsrErsI,

that acquired QCichy vel deserved popalsr
". any that VIII reAin longer than HUrcHtNGss
Vegetable Bitters Efcsco0s Ia he OF tho pNrucu-
lar complaint for which II Is manufactured Il has afforded
relief TO thousands no imagined themselves incurAbs-
Dyspepucs uy this compound. for We yoI will de-
rive beneh from For sse wholesale and Ie,au.
by the proprietor Fulton ST. Nassau Price 50 cent?
Ter bottle.
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Suspicious steamsr-Archbi.hop ROcl.u.,

btLiiMokL' oNafaay Asrll "a
A suspicious looking steamer, the name Of rh,ch
was not recognized, entered Hampton Road, =.
Thursday night and after communicating VIA
the shore, left again with large nGmOer Of ne,
on board
Archbishop Eccleston continues 10 dying ca,
dition at the Georgetown Convent. Bishop K a
drick, Of Philadelphia will to night administer q,
last Sacraments of the Church % the Archibald.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY. APRIL 81.
For Europe.

THE next number Of The Tribune for European
circulation, will be Issued on WEDNT 5DAY
MORNING, at O'Clock. It will contain all the
latest news up to the time Of going to press. The
africa sails from this port on Wednesday, at II
O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

FROM JAMAIcA-By the Cherokee, we have
received files of the Kingston Mon'ng Journal
TO the 10TH inst. The cholera has disappeared
from all parts of the island except the parish OF
Westmoreland Nothing of interest had occurred
since previous advices.
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" Fellow Citizens. In what does health

consis good appetite digestion quiet sEd refreshing
seep, cheerfOue and strength Can disease mate any
Roadway with sl these Indeed not Then whsl fool
ishness 10 avail yourselves once Of IhemfOr iuG
you procure houe OF ATS Nervous Ami.
doe you can secure them. Hence and only hence iIs
great mystery for every disease yield in time TO
them. You can get tho genuine al lO2 Nassau ST.
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HoorLANp's GERMAN BIrrERs.-These

IIUUFLANU UEhNAN IIIkhN'-- 1 utso
celebrated SiileIs prepared BY DR.. { JACKSON l20
Arch Phiseephs are performing Astounding cures
frcosnoet lhe woole country. We be9f witness 10
nef eoraVe pSwets In ths case OF fread of who
Other nedlcne bu without effect Amer tsking few bot
Tea of hese hers be was entirely cured To- those who
arc similarly actSo we recommend them 10 take he prs.
psrsuon, knowing hsI they will cure IN disease
spoken Of and many Others which hesh 1. mir IN =
TheTe 10 spurious article made 10 Phlsdslpha Too only
place 10 get The genuine srces l90 ArchsL Puiadepaia
OF Or lACKSos, or Agents ikr0ug hOag tho colutry
Sold In this city by A b. sands leo FltOn.s. sDi
C. h Ring, % Broadway. For particulars advertise
ment IN another column.
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Pages Rlecuo-Masneuc Locsm stiv,.

WASHINDtVN odIurdsy Ann
Professor Pages electro magnetic iooono,..
was exhibited today on the Wsshiog,oa IA
tstors The experiment was partially sqcc...SS
power equal 70 FIVE horses being obtsnsS e.
the car ran very slowly. Its self moving a..
ance on the track Was unique. aud created az
wonderment.
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Marine DinaalerN.

NORFOLK, saIhFday, Apfi n
The schooner b. L. Perry, st CrOix, Tor Ma
dletown with a cargo Of molssses, put 10 here :
distress, shifted deck load, damaged rigging. Se
The schooner w II. Harrison from this por, "a
York River having about $1,000 worth Of me,
chandise on board sunk in Hampton Road. ye,
terday. No insurance.
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p GouRAUp's Liquid Hair Dyo viii

R GoURAUD'S Liquid Hnr Dyo Will
change red light gray hair 10 brown bscG Ia.
stSnt s applied No Sssains The skn dstai bling tbs
color by wsshing daily via soap water 10 d l. 20
driving n the sun trou5l, pay taken u So.
isfsctory 10 the user d. fgLIx GoURAUD GiOwn sui.
pepce a. chemical philosopher guarantee tha.
BIS Italian Meaicatsd Sap ne shove j. IL pas %
hisu,enl inventions f9Ult 1lly a. Dr. 0oURAUDS OH
ehAslod Laboratory, 81 Walkers near broadTAy ss
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nIarkets....ClSclNsArl, Sunday. Aprs \

a large speculative demand has sprung W kr
sussrs AID ets hhcs have been sold Al at cent siyans
Prices range irom5 doic.
ST LOUIS. Saturday. ApriH
Heavy rains have fallen. and msrtei for proia-s
10 DUH We quote Hemp ~ 7qdsSc; f'our. 81 . or
bbl Wheat hd7fc and elbow 'rn, soc q bg,hc Mes
Pork SIS Bacon ard Shoulders, sac Rb0ed SIDES f,,
prin.r LAID lie. -
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Archbishop Ecclestou.

BALTIMORE, Sunday. Apr3e
Archbishop Eccleston still lives, bat is sniia,
slowly. He may linger another day, bat deaf
inevitable.
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WATCHES AND GOLD PENs.-J. Y.
SAVAGE % fulton h Just received choice variety OF
6ne old and 81 Watches; many OF them are heavily
rased and Of superior hush Hrd warranted perfect
tlmeheepers \. Ia also thu maker OF the Richeieu
Diamond Pointed cold Pens well known 10 be the beat
and chespe' Pens Ia the market Watches ana Gold Pens
carefully repaired.
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Navni Observation-Disclosures.

WAsHiNeToN, sundAy Avn =
The Naval Court martial recently as,snH.,
here. for the trial Of Lieut.. Tobias Stsplsv 20
challenging his superior officer have found - w
eu!sr verdict On the first count, that S,,,I1r
fai,c'y stated be had challenged Capt Iobs.-"{
Guilty. second count" Stanley actna7s -,
lenged Capt. Johnson" Guilty. The sesr.,.-
OF the Navy perceiving the lrishis n Of thl, 49,
ing has remanded the case back TO the Cosr