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chi b. introduced FOR reducing the rivil hist and in
crease Parliamentary representation is ndcd
ne also recommen ds amendments In the school and
ntsipal laws Of Lower Canada.
n w L. Mackenzie took the oaths and his seat.
Notice given Of bills. for fixing the time for the
meeting Parliament and Tor establishing courts OF
cancellation
Mr. Roes, OF Quebec, moved the address Ia ansvs 20
the Governors specch and the debate wi" celie On To-
morrow.
Decision In Crafts Case-RantOups Course
Observation-Disclosures, &c.
Bosros, May 20, 1851.
In the sapreme Judicial Court the actions brought
against Messrs night and Hughes, in the names Of
WIN Graft. and wife ordered TO be discontinued,
the plaintiffs falling produce the required security for
costs. -,
Hon Frederick Robinson. member OF the Senate has
Ssn appointed sheriff for Essex county and has resigned
his seat. ,
At the Convention Of the national democrats OF the
Second district yesterday resolutions condemnatory OF
the course Of Hon Robert Rantoul were adopted.
In Lynn, Connecticut on Saturday last, man named
Maynard killed another named Beatty by shooting him
The murderer is still at large.
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brooklyn city Intelligence.

ALLyoIp MrHDfR-Patriek Driscoll, residing In Fur
street, the n state arrested
Monday evening charged with having murdered his
wifi II appears that Friday night last Drscu ieft
hi house in com any with another and a woman
Who had been there visit, for the purpose 81 sccog
Tho latter home. In short time Afterwards. the
rsturnsd and entering the house Dri.co asked his
vife. Who had retired for light 10 which she replied
thst her candles we're ell burnt out. Driscol there
upon commenced abusing her. aud FRED BY the
deceased previous to hcr death choked aud beat her in
The most brutal and savage manner which fact the
bruises and eonfusions about her face and body pre-
scented strong evidence. she fingered until Monday
night when death relieved her a post morfsm exani-
nation made n the body yesterday by the Coroner
ths result - which viii - made known az the inquest
which uiu b. held this morning In the meantime
prisco rsmens Ia custody
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Dreadful Steamboat Accident, aud Loss Of

PHILApEIrHIA, May 20, 1851.
The steamer Ohio from Newcastle with about 100 pas
sengers board into Greenwich Point,
nding below Philadelphia at eight O'Clock to night by
the steamer Commodore Stockton. The Ohio sunk
and the upper deck covered in twenty minutes Terri
Bile CONSERVATION prevailed Many swan ashore amongst
whom John Wills the telegraph agent Of Baltimore
Mr.. Stump Mr. Dorsey, and others. large number Of
hdiss and children board, and many taken
- in small boats. The CONSERVATION great, all
the lights being extnguished by the water that u was
impossible to tell the extent Of the accident Two or
three known to be drowned, and IL Is apprehended
that many others found watery grave Nearly all the
baggage hoated of and lost. The Ohio was COM
ptely stove in. The Commodore Stockton was also Sc
Ytously damaged but did not sink The conclusion
terrific Mr. Wills. from whom We have this account,
could gather all the particulars There sever IL
paltimoreans Phadephians, AMI Southerners board
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fori, July a. Ef.-Gents-After having suffered many
years ror refeed ATTACKS Of Lytpepa IN ts
and almost exhausted being able obtan
permanent relief was induced 70 have 70 the
Oxyrenated Biters, prepared by DIR. A. Green
Windsor. Vt. for which bic agents. IL gives
great pleasure cay that Its effects upon have
highly teneheis the disease
good haith and sincerely hope tina, all WI, BE- suf
Wrng from THAT dreadful dsease, viii he induced tho
medicine trial. fully believing they will not be disappointed
In the result. JOSEPH 1iONIE, No. Is Nall street
Tor sale by A. H. H. Sands, 100 Fulton street, A. r..
se.yill Cos $40 and ~ Ring lo2 Broadway, New York;
Coddingten, sos Hudson street, and rs broadway;
NJ Cuion III Borery corntr Of Grand street; Weir,
H6 Grand street, Hail. Buckle Coz ~ street.
Canada. -
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NINtINNATf, My ID. ISJI
On Saturday last, the Frankfort and Louisville
SKy Railroad train Of freight cars, TO which
attached two passenger cars. containing engineers
pernterdent and others connected with the road
passing a bridge, west Of Frankfort when ii
gave way and preciptated the passengers engine
ke into the water, distance Of twenty feet. six
SLATED bodies have been recovered.
On Saturday night this city deluged by thunder
Of unusual severity Several houses struck
by lightning, and much other damage done.
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Civ Politics.

T.nraSv socrrrr "A short time since gave the re-
the election of officers Of this institution for the
ensuing year The ticket elected what termed
che Compromise Ticket and in favor Of the union Of the
democratic republican party, Immediately after the
pesut Of the election known resolutions passed
approving Of the compromise measures Of the last Con-
gress and each member pledng himself to support the
nominees Of the Baltimore Convention in 81 At very
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the society Mon
day evening the officers elected ily installed with
all the honcrs after which the Council OF sachems
select their officers for the ensuing year which result
the unanimous choice the first ballot Of Colonel
Daniel y. Dslavan Granl saohem; Geo :. Messerve
Esq, Father Ct the Council: and Charles Mapes ESD
Scribe The utmost good feeling aud harmony prevailed
after which the members adjourned 70 the Great Spring
In 81. Tsmmany; to the Pewter Mug. end Ivy Green,
where speeches oasts and sentiments given with
the greatest enthusam- The compliment to Col. Della
van l. a very deserving lie G-and sachem Of
the Society in ~ and u the staunchest friends
OF Polk and Dallas In rs he o. the most
tive members Of the General Committee; a bunker
Of the first stamp. and the incorporating friend Of
General Cas-. This movement in Tammany looks more
like healing past differences than anything have
IN some time. The boys appear to Be about
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Ihc IIcrnld for Eurnne.

MAILS roR EUROPE AND ASIA FER STEAMSHIP
EUROPA.
The Briilsh mall steamship Europa. Captain Lott. viii
leave this port at noon to day for Liverpool The mails
viii close at halfpast ten O'Clock this morning The
nrw YoHK iirnALp printed in French and English. with
the latest from all parts Of this continent will be
published at halfpsst nine o'clock Our European
readers obtain copies Mt Edwards, SANFORD Co.'S
London aud Liverpool, aud y. II. Reyoil's, Paris.
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Tur rErrIoOAT REyoLCrlov--lhe revolution
among the petticoats, tho change il female dra-
pory, does net seem TO make that progress which
Observation-Disclosures anticipated lto lacgi, intel
lectual locking women, with u.agu Lusts end
clumsy feet, sometimes single ard sometimes II
rairs. have either popped up from tAe earth below,
or come down from the cloud above, and suddenly
arreared in New York, Seneca Pals a. Boston, end
at one or two other places. Fat 81, revolution L
frovned down by those who have YET more control
over female fashions than al The socialists, from
Abby Nelly down to Lucrctia Motive mean
the millineis and mantua-makcfs. The brecchcs
don't succeed No leader Of fashion makes the
slightest movement in favor Of tie revolution. Not
single millncr has given che slightest indication
that she approves 81 the change.
II is evident, therefore that the attempt to aban-
don the petticoat and introduce pan aoous, or the
TUX N drcss, will not succeed Those Who have
tiled il, will very likely end their 10 the
,unatic asylum, or porchancc, in the state prison
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cmoru eoraTNos. 40 TO is, inclusive. 40 i3l a.
40. Al
srripIor covnTNos. 523 70, "a, 1s7, 2oi eco 70 70
a. sS us. l32 Is 117 . y ~ 90, 56 lal So 123 l41
la7 lo4 172 Co 200 III, 2i2 10, ia .l5, 2iG III,
~ 4ip 80
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A Pardon Granted.

BALTIMORE, Nay 20, 1871.
VIM. Edenbo, who sentenced in Montgomery
county. TO imprisonment for five years and to pay line
~ $500 for encng slaves has been pardoned by
9Svernor Lowe, after being in confinement for twenty
months The Governor granted his pardon petition
being presented him numerousy signed by the citizens
IN which his innocence declared. Edenbo has left
Scr his home in Pennsylvania.
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The Body or a Missing Man Found.

FONTLANDt IbDI
The body Of Mr. Charles Ill., who has been missing
sknce the 10Th March and who supposed have
been murdered, found in the water to-day An n-
suest held and verdict of accidentally drowned
returned
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70 ftiF EDITOR 90 tur YUnK uFnMp.
From reply In the Co0isr and Enquirer of ihia morn
nf 70 Jno e stevens communication In your ger
~ yesterday. might he inferred that the owners u
the Corneha Who board ~ their Yacht during
the different trie had furnished the information upon
which that report vas based. Such Il not the case
They can only add Their testimony 10 the fidelity of Mr.
svsvy particular.
THE OWNERS on THE C0RNEGIA.
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ANErsrs ~ cvfA.--Advocs from Puerto Principe. Of
4sh inst; state that Don serspio Beco Don Betan-
court Ferdinand Dctancourt, Manual Arrange. joaquin
Rivers lawyers Francisco v BGtita Salvador Csneros
Praneisco Verona and Francis ouezada planters said
70 b. gentlemen of the highest respectabty connected
by ties Of blood With many of the first families in the
island have been arrested and imprisoned suspected Of
being connected ~ith Lopez in his designs on Cuba,
Also the government officers Ia pursuit Of Senior
Augustin de Miranda. notary public, senior joseph Cas-
tnlo, wealthy planter, and others Tho arrests are
made ny order o. the Captain General to Senior Lcime
xich MI nra
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INSULTING THE SorTH-MoRE AGITAuoS.-The
Cowi1 aud Enquirer, every now and then, pro-
the local institutions Of the South terrible
upon that region of the country, while it af
fects, az the same time, to have regard for the
rights guaranteed to them by the present constiu-
ton. This denunciation is most insulting to the
feelings Of the South, and every way calculated to
destroy their peace. 1t is agitation Of the worst
kind What is there in slavery, as il exists in the
South, to be denounced as "a curse T. With the
same propriety We may denounee a northeast
storm a the curse of Heaven. Hunger and thirst
may be enumerated among the curses; labor itself
should be denominatcd a curse-human life itself
might, with as much propricty, be put down as
one Of the curses Of the South. Practically, pho-
sophicaly scntimentaly and religiously, the black
slavery Of the Southern States is not more curse
to either race than the black freedom of the
Northern States 10 to both races here.
The Co.aig and Enquire, In pronouncing such
anathemas on the institutions Of the South aets as
one Of the most dangerous sgitators. Such denua-
Citations can only aid and assist in alternating the
two sections up to that final catastrophe which the
abolitionsts predict catastrophe parallel to the
bloody revolution Of San Domingo.
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MAJ 1Q--HefAs,g n Robins NE Ohio Hghsa fn,,g-
Cs-sparv suit u brought by the plaintiff 10
$500 injured the south Roosiyn Rosin
Works. The insurance effected ON the buildings,
stock in trade and machinery The Ere took place
she ls July 1850 when the premises and the goods we're
IN the whole or partially destroyed. Adjourned
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MorE op THE wEBp AND Wills CONTROVERSY,
WIN IlrE LADY N rive publish elsewhere an
additional reply, made by Mr.. Willis 70 Mr. Webb,
in which the proposition Of the latter to refer the
matter TO Brigadier General George Plantagoaet
Morris. l. percmptorily declined The controversy,
however. cannot stand in IT, present position, with
out r,boundng on Webb. II Mr Webb declines
proving 70 the satisfaction q hi impartial admirers,
such a. We are. the truth of ,bc offences charged
against Mr.. Willis, the odium q public opinion
must fall upon Tie ez diplomatist with . terrible
avalanche. lie has charged Ma. Willis with being
+ feducer-six times rcpcated-aud . constructive
murderer to boot. lie says hchas written evidence
Of these facts. besides other testimony. Wills T..
nies the soft impeachment, BIT insinuates eara-
lierly that be has pulled AMI corcponded With hale
dozen nD young aud pretty Foctessss u biz iiic-
rarr caretr--thc most Of whom arc now tending
,sitv babies instead 81 writing ballads ~ singing
harearolrs. Let Mr.. Webb come forth like az be-
nest man and 4 brave soldier, anil make the truth
of The charges apparent. Nn lodging viii 10 IN
his business Mr.. Webb '.u.l either prove bis
cialres, Of hang himself ~ thr neat lump post
We cen sec no other alternative.
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ppn - " deaths from ptioa In hsey alone some
s rcr cent Tie rturns ~ tie hs q mortality Or d e
iast six months fully prove it ve than ~
cent diseases aud couvuons Can BE- had AZ i2
as A FL res
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Naval Intelligence.
The Southern Mall.

NORFOLK, May -. 1851
The jamestown does not sail to-day, and orders
have been received for the susluehanna.
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N q N Il Y DIAR X Il t.

TrE'p,f, May 20-J r. NJ
There Is no life spirit in the stock market There
appears 70 be influence at work powerful gh to
dcpress prices and prevent any expansion u operations
beyond the amount which has been realized daily for
several week past Holders, a. they have tho
means disposed to carry what stocks they have but
there Is want Of outside pcculator and the externn.
demand confined entirely 10 those railroad -scurit les
the prospective value Of which Is likely 70 b. much
greater than the present market value Outsiders are
taking such stocks much faser than IL generally antci
ted The trsnsfer books Of the Harlem company sho.
q complete revolution In the class Of stockhoiaers
few years since the stock Of that company held IN
large blocks by the brokers, and few he.vy opsratcr
held nearly the whole capital stock The stock books
now show different state Of things The stock Il 10
coming distributed aud II Is impres ION that In
iew months there will 10 les 81 the stock ~ he company
Heating about Well street, among the brokers than any
other on The list u aucics The next dividend viii We
learn be three per cent the par value which viii 10
equal to four per cent the present market yalae
Morris Canal msy take start In a short time i. i
stated that The Injunction will b. sustained without fur
Their opposition from the company the parties who
baru been applied TO- to relieve the concern from it,
financial entarameuts have refused 20 take any more
q the preferred stock unless the old at once con-
sodated II Il expected that the canal will be open foe
navigation IT, entire length time 10 june Long
Island has receded little within the past day or two
u vh come W again. without doubt al tn proper timo
The power t. sustain Erie Railroad stock appcasso have
Tosred away. Hhc excitement attending the opening
no deutt tended ~ MEASURE to keep ~ The market
rico u The stoct and this Is about over we may
loek tor reaction The convertible bonds have declined
etcni hingiy tince yesterday but the cause present
insifibe II looks though certain parties CON
nscted with the recent In tho stock were rather
droscd to e, prices down little They ubtios have
sold cut and wish 10 d prcss The market 10 point whore
Il would be fafc 70 Come Ia again r would not sur
Prize us II some new@rgled bonds we're soou i,sed by
this company fer me turpose and sold stnu.tlon ir
the Exchange Tho biains q tho iaaucers or The con
Germ are At wotk connecting something.
ghe amount y coinage a the New Orleans branch oG
the United States Mint during The month u April was
annexed
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Nav URLEAvs, Nay t.. IS0I.
We learn from the Captain of the Black Squat at this
port Rio Janero, that the slave trade has been
oexlayed u piracy.
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BALrrM0RE. May - 1901.
The New Orleans mail is through, but brings news
W.f;h t~i.graphing
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Movement. OF p,s,,nsu,shsd Indir.dn.ls.

Htn j. VI. Porter Tennty snia Il. d. Collier. Cali
fifa; A. Cotty Canada DR. Cha ndler, Massachusetts,;
4. Is. stmpe. Louisville. KY; DR. Tn North Carolina
T.. H. cuSack. Hamilton. e. w; q. W. Swift. Falmouth:
r. Roe Texas, among the arrivals yesterday at
the Irving House
u. Young. Georgia; T. Bates. Galena; r. Fessendep,
Maine; Geo. whitney, Providence; dos Stebbins sa-
vannah Mr. shotwe, Charleston arrived yesterday at
the American.
Bishop kemper, Wisconsin; Hon. Geo. w. Woodward.
Pennsylvania; " A Prescott Boston; H. II. Hall do;
G. H. Geer do o. Hail. Akron. ohio; Geo Dwight aud
lady, Springfield; Henry Nosc and lady do; Norman
briggs Schsghticoke, among the arrivals at How
ard Ii,t,l
Governor Jones of Tennessee, and Governor Clay OF
A.abama, are In Charleston, /. G.
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sally ACKNOWLEDGED superior thing yet produced and
has taken permanent position at the toilet Of beauty
taste and fashion, Red unsightly hair is Instantly
converted into beautiful black brown color Of the
natural description iy the Of this incompatible ropara
tor. Msy be had Of a. ID. Sands, 100 Fulton street,
Rushton, Clark Co. as Broadway; Cary Co.. and Brig
ham Day. Pearl street, New York.
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which eolors the hair IL applied
edor. the hair and superior
dye the money returned. For sale applied
at Park under Esres Hotel Price - libs
raj discount to the trade.
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yerts red hair brown black Courauds
nedioated Soap tan pmpss frecklea erupons
0oursuds Poudre Subtitle Graduates hair pa
ace any part Of the boGywarrsnted Courauds Liquid
Rouge for pale ps and cheeks Lily White. Hair
established laboratory 81 Walker street. from
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ARRIVAL IRON CALuoRNA.-lt Il stated tia
among the passengers arrived on Monday In Il
Promotions, from Cbasrcs, Is y. II. VOORHEES,
The y. other iu-law of Mr. Forrest
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rollce Intciiigen.e.

y Eers CaR5t " tisbtniag. Yesterday morning, o
tCltrmrlc de- etcl forwarded ~ officer stephen
ironi rhiadt hia sitting forth the deg Grip loo a an
escaped burclar, Fugitive from iU4tee having made
his tsCape fr0m the Mayors cdlcc in PHILADELPHIA The
accused gave the name ~ George Holman and Is
German. ihe rogue bCliorei 20 have LET rhiia-
dephia by the O'Clock morning train Tor Nos York
ST. &teph1rs aided w utctr ulrnI. proceeded ~ the
tran. ard en- so arrival soon UsTed their man Who
making all possible speed rrru.s the ferry and iui
diaty tnt aLriyal in ts ely. tle onlcHr took
tlr accused into custody and conveyed hm before the
ChiGUi Police. where he was detained % await fequis
ton ffoD tl,e authorities 20 illHdsithie.
sau4 tfnp p,fd9fya Assistant Captain Maneytcnuy,
81 The ffh ward police Monday night, took from
house 1t vi fame, situated In Leonard street, young
and pretty g only fifteen yoaFs o. ny The name a
Amelia Jiiuan The uncle ~ the GIL discovered her
whtfeatouta add With the aid of tau police recovered
tLo crring girl from almost immediate destruction The
uncle conveyed Der home e. her parents.
Lfaqisssd fyom Cgsi',iy.-A young man, by the name
n John Rescue, whom noticed as arrested gui-
picion with several others ant conveyed before tho
Chief a. Police, o. missed ycsfe day from custody
there net appearing eny evidence q warrant hs de-
4
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sE-Atout leave ysuT tp 10 6four Journey
o. tur several ftstisnUna nnd urged hv rrntf and pleas
bgtetoictehf Tie sreshlc and STedon pleasure ,rP
We hvs ade WITH 1oH ir san FranCieco T. tits port Dh the
tHcsleni ship uEdr your commend, feel II duty
l qualification 20 express T. yen. aud hroughg 20
the e r ectrs Netscl, emitted thanks for the
stfsrgny trcyment We have received 90 Your AMI their
lahue The clCaf 81 SlT, The admirable order
that rerFaacs its apartment the ncatnUs and nxW
r1Hs rcusn vita wLlNh table has been tufTiica and
TIC VAtel&u and attention unaffected Tor health
cuftt and tniolmeut ell ccnsyire T. impress Vita
grntrlti and peFsrg emotions Believe US. sr. shan
ir rtu her the steamer Panama, her eentcmaniy sna
excellent commander nud subordinate officers. Accept OR
YyrtE sud tsm sincere wishes for their f
tuge prVtts rity atd Happiness.
NtIy truly our frtt de and obedt eervarts,
IcTdfr s. smith Arthly Itn Is ~, Talbot ". Grew
Benz y. Cook J. e. Field, tommitke on behalf n Pas
ENNNtIe.
dtsns WArilSs, TsQ., Commander steamsli , Fansma