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Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
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any person persons want Of very cheap Sofas
Chairs Bureaus Tables Wardrobes, Dedsteads, any
other kind OF Furniture they would do we'll by calling at
tho Furniture Store the OF 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, (up stars Wmsatts Grocery
which will be disposed Of on the most reasonable terms
Call for yourselves great bargains may he had
j. s. EWELL a co.
Bwe arc prepared TO order every variety Of
Cabinet and Chair also the repairing OF furniture
repanng and recaniug old chairs Also the Undertaking
business promptly attended to.
mar 19--3m j. g. II. 4 Co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
FIRE INSURANCE.

THE Potomac Insurance Company OF Georgetown D. O.
the stockholders OF which individually liable TO
amount equal to the stock held by Them will insure
houses dwellings, merchandise furniture &c Re- at rea
sonabe rates. Applications made at the Companys Office
Georgetown, TO n CALAS agent Washington sres
tho Treasury Department. will receive prompt aen
ton. JOHN MARBURY, President.
HENRY KING, Secretary. mar q--6teo
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

House OF REPRESENTATIVES,. The House went
into Committee of the Whole on the state of
the Union on the bill to supply deficiencies in the
appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1852, s
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Arkansas, defended the items
of appropriation for the Indian Department.
Mr.. Brooks commented upon and justified ths
estimates.
The Committee rose, and
The House adjourned.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY!
COMPRISING Ladies' English Cotton Hose from 12 cts
~ upwards Misses and Children's do, do, In great
variety, just opened at the CENTRAL DEPoT" Of
L. MYERS co..
mar l5-tr Penna. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
FOR RENT
A GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN LOST!

TE goodwill and fixtures of Store in of the most
desirable situations for SALE and the Store for rent
For further information apply at this Office. mar lsS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

D6r See the advertisement Of watch chain
and key lost,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

Das~ We have been Inexperienced by some
weil-meaning friends. In denouncing and hold
ing to accountability before the tribunals of justice
some distinguished persons who have been guilty
of very fragrant outrages, we but perform the
common duty Of public sentinels. To ferret out
abuses by becoming public spies, quite another
thing 1t involves duties to which we do not
aspire, and for which we are certainly unsuited.
We have none other than the most pleasant re-
lations with any members Of Congress or officers
of the United States government with whom we
are acquainted; and we shall certainly do no
thing to merit forfeiture of such relations. Our
duty to the public is paramount to all other con-
siderations and we therefore not unfrequently
censure when our feelings would induce us to re-
main silent. This, however, does not involve the
necessity of continued and indiscriminate animal
version; nor does it entail the necessity Of our
knowing more subjects of censurs than the fragrant
acts of the offenders themselves may render pub
| licly notorious
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
THE FIJI LADIES WILL PLEASE sFyi TAKE NOTICE,
BEST CHEWING TOBACCO!

Manufactured By p. s. Dudley, Lynch6urg, Va.
HAVE inc, racoyod from the manufacturers, In Vir-
gnia small lot Of the best Chewing Topaceo IN wy
world Those who fond Of superior article OF .ne u
are invited 10 give Il trial IL Is warranted 70 peass
Apply at the Drug Store corner OF ana I'm 6uTgsN
l6--eo3t ~. =. o1A ..
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
LOR LIBERIA.

COLONIZATION Rooms,
Washington, March is, 1852
NHE next expedition for Liberia will sail from Baltimore
i the lst day Of Nag. Persons who may desire 10
emigrate at that time wilt please give immediate notice,
and will make their arrangements TO reach Baltimore
the 29th Both of April Letters for the United States
squadron the coast OF Africa, for citizens Of Liberia,
sent TO this office postage paid, win be forwarded
mar 10 W. McLAIN, Sec. Am. Col, Sec.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

GOLD FOB-CHAIN LOST, this morning. on
VI the Avenue, between 9th and eth streets or In that
neigbborhood. There Is key attached which opens like
locet The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving Il
at this Office. mar 20--u
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

~ ENTLEMEN,s COTTON and THREAD
VI Half-Hose.-The best quality and best assortment
of sizes Of Cotton and Thread aose offered In this
city may now be found at STEVENSS
mar 20-eo3t Salearoom, Browns Hotel,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

Rag This is M. Adrien's last night but one al
Carusi's.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
A CARD-NATIoNAL THEATRRl

MISS DAVENPORT has the honor to announce that he
Nl farewell benefit and positively last appearance In
Washington, will take place Saturday, March 20, OF
which occasion she win perform Meta, In the Maid
Mariendorpt, aud Margery, In the Rough Diamond
mar 10
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

DOVER, MASON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, Oct. 5, 1850.
We the citizens Of Dover and its vicinity would state that
have taken and followed out the medical prescriptions
given to Dr. A. g. Hail. and that fully satisfied
that the results Of his treatment highly sauary and ben
efca have gained much In weight and strength during
With degree of confidence acquired by
tua experience recommend his prescriptions and nutr
tive fluid to all nvads Of weakly constitutions and i'm
paired health.
Also his treatment In the arrangements of the female
suton has proved remarkably safe, and eminenty
cessful with US and render him worthy OF confidence
JOHN c. BAYLY, (for wife,
AARON PORTER,
E. JENNINGS,
JOHN Z. FRENCH
take pleasure in subscribing to the above have taken
prescription myself also for my wife, and each of my
children, and for her sister, also for two black female
servants who have been diseased for i've six years. who
absolutely all appearance we at present We have
all gained in weight and strength by his fluids.
LANGHoRN TABB
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

WANTED-A White Woman to do chamber work
w and attend to children. Apply at this onac.s
feb lift
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

CHOICE NEW CROP MOLAssEs'
" Is Casks strictly prime Porto RICO
as casks strictly prime Cuba
Just received and for sale by
marisly B. ], sEMMEs 4 BRO.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
LACE UNnER-sLFEyEs AND COLLARS!

PRETTY assortment Of the above ARTICLES Opener also
~ today at Mrs COLLISIONS Fancy ana mneyy
together with few pretty patterns Of ana
Inserngs on sixth street. near Louisiana aVsnv nor m
ayy~ few ladies' who are Rood hahoS on t"innsS WI
he engaged II application is made early. mar w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
sERENADEs I

4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR MUSIC FOR sERENADEs com.
N prislns the best VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL talent
Washington, upon being addressed to HENRY WALTER
vocalist at the National Theatre, will he attended n mmo
diatelv mar %
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
GUITARS JUST OPENED!

HAVE just opened of choice Guitars consisting Of
French, Spanish, German, and Martins models, Of
the newest styles and patterns and of the finest tone and
fnsh together with full assortment Of common Guitars
with pegs and patent head which will be disposed Of at the
very lowest prices would alec call the attention Of
sors and amateurs to the very complete assortment Of
yions consisting of French and models of the old masters
which have in store, but particularly to and
beautiful style Of instrument the first offered here
termed the
RUSSIAN VIOLIN.
constructed entirely upon new model which fail
please all who see It. GEORGE HlLBUS,
Musical Depot, side Pa av next to Of 10th ST
Gar Another lot Of those superior French and Italian
Violin Strings Just received lS-tr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

A SMALL detached lever Gold Watch, and Gold Chain
N by the advertiser last night together with
of money between $500 and $500 principally in Bs
banknotes. liberal reward will be given for the
recovery of the Watch portion Of the funds Apply
at this Office mar lS-u~
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
WASHINGTON. March l6. 1852.

p SIT is confidently beloved that BY this invention
unexplored regions may be examined and the light OF civ
cation and Christianity may be disseminated through be-
nghted with facility and that the world will honor
the names of those who subscribe aid the introduc
ton of an invention calculated confer immense benefits
upon the entire human race mar l9--df
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
The FLYING Ship.

A chance to secure a cash income Of $40 70 $40 Per
aoseh for tsOenty gears, By theNinVestrneHt ct1ys
dollars IN Advance @
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESTROYS of procuring BOARD
N In private family, near Pennsylvania avenue,
between and streets viii be pleased TO learn II such
accommodations be had Address "A b." at this office,
and state location and terms. mar 19-3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
Itinsrsnt MeTAhants.

We have been importuned by large number
of housekeepers Of this city 10 make public
appeal to the ministers of the law to protect them
from most grievous and growing abuse with
which they are now afflicted. 1t consists Of q
continual ringing at the door-bells, or rapping at
their doors, by itinerant vendors Of all manners
of wares, merchandise, and motions Cutlery,
jewelry, medicines cosmetics, perfumery, dry
goods, books stationery, and forth, are offered
for sale by pedlers of every grade of respecta-
bility and vulgarty, who practise all the arts of
their trade with so much earnestness and skill
as to prove excessively annoying to all who have
to encounter them. Thousands upon thousands
of dollars are annually expended by the people
of Washington among these gentry, and are as
promptly carried away to be elsewhere invested
Indeed, it not unfrequently happens even in the
government offices, that men Of this description
gather up hundreds Of dollars for articles that
are always for sale for less money in the stores
Of our own city.
In every point of view these thing are I'M
bearable but especially for two reasons we shall
name In the first place, the laws of this city are
violated in every instance of this kind of traffic ;
and. IN the second, Wnen HceHSe 10 hhen out W
the merchants established among US, enabling
them to prosecute the business upon which they
are about to enter it is with the clear under
standing that they are to be protected from all
competition with those who do not pay like
bonus into the city treasury, and who do not, by
their fixed residence in our midst, eyince their
good wishes for the welfare Of the city.
How any man, with correct notions Of justice,
can deal with these people, is more than we can
understand; but men often act unrehectingly
upon the suggestions Of present interests, and
thus the evil is perpetuated.
The name Of public informer, it is said, has
an odum attached to it. If the laws are just,
and established in accordance with the popular
will, this should not be SO /; but to the public
officer, who is sworn to enforce the laws, there
can surely be no disgrace in complying with the
obligations of his oath.
If there be adequate laws on this subject, we
hope they may be enforced; if not, we hope no
time may be lost in enacting such as may meet
the case. The comfort of our people, the welfare
of our own men of bu siness, and the general
prosperity Of our city, are all in no slight mea-
sure dependent upon the proper enforcement of
efficient laws in regard to this matter.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
NEW GOODS FOR G0AcHMAKERs AND TRIM
MFRS

opening fresh supply Of Coach Materials COM
i prising everything in the line name In part
Bent Feloes Bon's Shafts, Spokss, and Hubbs Of all
sizes
Cart and Carriage Axles and Spring.
Laces, Plushes, Cloths Damasks Lnings Tufts, Cords
and Buttons, inside and outside
Plated and Brass Handles Dash Leather Patent and En-
ameled Canvass.
Moss, Hair, Maleable Castings and Carriage Bolts.
Most of these Goods direct from the manufacturers
and be sold low In any other establishment In tbs
country H. LINDSLEY,
mar 15-2w Pa. ay, bet. 9th and 10th sts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
PRICES OF ADMISSION.

Monday evening Mr. COLLINS the celebrated Irish Come
dian and Vocalist, will appear.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

The Senate did not sit to-day.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NTAcAPA.s
Three Days Later from Europe.

nv. BosToE, April %.
The Niagara arrived this morning \, H,,;fax
with Liverpool dates to the 17,b' bsr a.. :,
sailing. 'e' uay "
MARKErs.-The sales of CoTron e,r IL
week amounted to $4,000 bales. New orlesn.
ialr' SD; Middling, 3D.; Fair Upland Sid
"iooi'ngi 4ad.i demand good, prices rather
suner than upon the departure of the las,
steamer vi the sales, spectators took o0o
exporters 1000. -'Noo'
FLouR.-Western Canal, los. 3d. Ohio 81.
Sd. ~ oi'o rs
CoRN'-Yellow Corn, 29s. white aes. Cd
LARD 4Ss. Consols closed at sosd.
Second Despatch.
The adyices receiyedia England nar pie.
and niagara gave Cotton an ADVANCING i'm.
pulse. Sales on Friday of $4,000 bales If
which 4ooO were for speculation and export.-
Middling Orleans d. Corn improving. Wbea,
Sd. advance. Rice-Sales of 800 tierees mid
ding at los. Sugars improving. Money
abundant; Consols, on Thursday, reached par
for the first time in seven years. American
securities firm.
The Pacific arrived out on the 18th.
The wires between Boston and Halifax arc
broken down, and we have received no further
news.l
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70 NOTICE.-All persons are hereby forbid
traicking in my bottles, will prosecute all such
to the full extent of the law, my bottles are new.
er sold. They are marked T d. C, and NJ McCor-
mack.
B. All persons having my bottles in their
possession, viii please return them to me as soon as
possible, they of little to any but myself
M. MCCORMACK
ana now ready to supply orders for Soda water
in bottes also, best Philadelphia Porter and Ale.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to, either city or country.
NJ. MCCORMACK
ap 17-2w* 305 Broad street
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Rumored Arrest of Col. Fremont.

WASHINGTON, April q.
Rumor states that despatch was received
this morning, from New York, announcing that
Col. FREMONT had been arrested and impris.
oned in London for debt of $4,000, contract
ed in California on account of the United
States government. The drafts were dshon-
ored by the government no existing laws JUS
tfying their payment; and the holders are
understood to have sought to coerce payment
by Col. Fremont. The subject was before
the Senate this morning, having been intro
duced by MIR. GwINk, of California.
HEINRICH.
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.ENRICo.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, April %
In the SENATE, the bill creating Board of Com
missioners on claims growing out the conquest of
California, was discussed and postponed. The non.
Intervention resolutions were then taken up, and
Mr.. Cooper addressed the Senate in opposition to
the doctrines of Kossuth.
In the HOUSE, the Homestead bill was still under
d iscusson
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FURTHER BY THE FRANKLIN,
New YORK, April 81

NEW YORK, April q.
The Franklin brings u passengers and q
valuable cargo of French goods, with SS5, 0OC
Il specie.
IAe American mail steamship Washington
Capt Floyd, which sailed from New York
tiarch 27tn, had not arrived when the Frank.
LII sailed. She was then out nineteen days
AID good deal of anxiety was felt il regarc
70 her.
tRAScE.-The news from France pc assesses
i;tle interest. The returns of the Banks are
considered favorable.
The grand review of the army takes place
n Paris on May 10th.
Bi. Emile Girardin, editor of La Presse. has
received official warning that second hotice
VIII lead 10 suppression ofhis Journal.
SPAIN.-Since the publication of the decree
Gpon the press, almost every journal in Ma.
oiid has been daily seized and obliged 10 pub
lisil second editions deprived of the offensive
articles.
several companies which had been publish
lg great numbers of translated French novels,
"dd been constrained to close business. No.
Neis oil tina, class beng partic ularly the object
'ol governmental interferences.
PoRTuGAL.-Advices from Lisbon TO March
5ist, state that Messrs. Fox and Chandler. OF
Tie Society ofFriends, arrived at Lisbon on
tLe 9Th OF April, with a memorial against
slavery The Queen had promised them an
audience, and The Government had intimated
'aat the slave trade in The Portuguese posses.
SONS IN Africa should be speedily abolished.
AUsTRIA.-Count Buol Schauernstein has
oeen appointed Prime Minister of Austria.
EGYPT.-Fhe difficulties in Egypt between
ne Sublime Porte and Abas Paclla have been
am!cably arranged to the entire satisfaction OIL
both parties.
CHNA.-The U. S. frigate Susquehanna ar.
E!Ved at Hong Kong OF the 5,h OF March-ali
well Oh board.
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THE LATEST NE Ws.
,,PRIyAL OF the NORTHERN LIGHT
r;fysea DAYS Later froa, California;

4NktN AL tf iE. ANSN siA''N'' A@'NS "a
Fifteen DAYS Later from California.
Ny A,rt 81 Top N.-The steamer
NA" - -, sry;,.ns hose ebo,,ly after nine
Nos'lg'a 49,, - sre,,;ng She Jeff San luan on
et9oH '" eas, 80 H.ys,e ~ 6p. N. on the
tsF ~ $50 ,at1 \. .senoers and small
-ee' - - 80
S3"''s " Isr, San Francisco. on the
= - 81 T., ,ba pac;fc
iso % ''E..i Won,,r,n,,si C;tv arrived At
"0 ~ 81 :, a ~, an, IsS,h az hnr1 upder
"a" a. A.. XanSa,bil+ r. .oke those mas
t"",' ., ti,a,nor, NO ,,rre iicketed ;of the
ssi.s,'s a IN '',1,' a. -
s',s'.Si bs,i,e, and .tere was no sick.
N"! : 80 T.,G,,,,.s
- ca ''' n -, NJ, ,5a Nor,be,r Tsoh,
. $40 ~ - -;|.sis ,,;fb he g;eorcia afeer;,,
>'C.,'''E ~ Tnes,av =, ro5n with the iii,
s-,.'"' "''-
LIE -, .--,; ,,,.,1 ,,.,,a 8, leave Gar, Er,r.
- 80. hin ios, nv ,be calder taie. for
- -
"''"'''' c.1uas<r, AFFAIRS.
.,....-.,,.e 49, ,.e,, a,[no;n,ef p, sam
-, ,. ,be rh,t Nortb 4t,,erirnrs
.''.,,,rs-s and = LARGO an,orut of provisions
's.I ~, Emf r. Saa Jmay. The Eorlbern
- t..,;.s{ ~, the III of s1ril. with SI0 0(l
- - -. .[,,,.s;n.e eos s,cyts'
Observation-Disclosures NJ San Francisco ore taking
~ 80 =, f.,,Il a SJe,cfarf.s Fxch.rTa
- l,s,.,r;sr,i was oiying cnnrse'ts To
ta9, 1,a.,s =, -, Trsn,;sc5o ~
60, V,;if5am II. RY,t 81 the schooror
- pair;~S(,re : cLa,ced in The San
f '.', .,a,s,s with bs,inq obscondeG With
,F:seI Ind about sl0,9J8 worth Of Goods.
H.. Gsi hen nnf on boani for Panama -
49, ., the Iast arro,,.,s had bee,, Leard
- - ~ wrereabonIs.
u r:.s -. -, ,,,.od ., So, TO-,
= , pnaos WIN The siIs or AMI LEI
$50, i.roT.rtt = - Noyfh Arrar;c,,,s
e,..s,.esrs.
Tta s,sa,nsr pac.ro m her rass,oa -,
-. -. - - NJ rr:7 81
80 I,n-;, br ,y;,b her masts and Ser bsan,
49, sn,p,5.nioe in their nroner nIaces So
$3.50 - h.. brr I;,.Is mud W
-, -,o,,, po-o,,,, ar;I
iS-Ia;.-, ~ ,bs s,5,h ~, O. san
,ron,sndons Ina sI;Gs b.d occ,,rroI -. Il.
C.i,rrss r;ysr ;nyoly;og ,bs loss rs u, .,le
-, - ,ra,,a,,,, ;,aIIt,a;rr ~ "iso
1.i "''"p'
r., ,,,,, rr,,,, ,b,. ,,,;,,o- :. ,,,,,.
r1i5 5Ss, i coriTs, ;n,o S,n Ero.":"a
ol',,,.;.;as ''o /"
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Steamboat Explosion and Loss Of Life.
ct. Louis, April 26.-The steamer Prairie
o'ate IN rounding out at the landing, at Pekin,
Oh The Illinois river, between and 10 o'clock,
yesterday morning, collapsed the fuea of her
: ia boiler, killing, wounding and scald-
.Es seine " persons, most ofwhor were hands
y. 'aa tle boat and deck passengers. The boat
1,'eti"ards caught fire, but it was soon extin-
5a'Shed by The crew of the Avalanche. which
va, " aS Oh point OF landing short distance above
a ~! came 10 her assistance. Capt. Sprigg
S s,'lks the BILLED and missing will not exceed
~ N ost OF whom were of the crew.
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q GOUTARD 81 CO., Paris, THE
"a WONDER OF THE WORLDS FAIR -
EN.1. The subscriber having been app pointed by
Goutard g. Co., of Paris, agent In this city
for the sale of their celebrated Gold Duplex
Watches, asks the attention of the public to this
really beautiful, substantial and WONDERFUL
PIECE OF MECHANISM, requiring winding only
once every twenty-o days-the most exact time
keepers of the present day, and taking precedence
over all other Watches. They are warranted for
two years. These Watches are in great demand
throughout the Continent, and received the pre-.
MUM st the late exhibition in London.
GOLD DETACHED LEVER WATCHES, 1e
carat cases. ID holes jeweled, Warranted to keep
time,) from $50 to $50; Gold Lepine Watches IS
carat cases, holes jewelled, warranted to keep
time, from 1923 to $27; English Gold Levers and
Hunting Watches with gold and enameiled dials,
warranted 1913 to Sl20; Silver Levers, Lepine and
other Watches of French, English and Swiss man
ufacture, unusually low.
large and varied assortment of rich and splen
did JEWELLERY, suitable for ladies or gentle
men. of the rarest and most fashionable designs, at
greatly reduced prices.
Gold and Silver PENCIL CASES, with and
without pens remarkably low, and great variety
of other articles, at prices which cannot fail to
find purchasers.
~ All orders from the country carefully at.
tended to and securely packed to go any distance.
Ey= Watches and Jewellery repaired by ex.
perienced workmep, and warranted.
10 Corner Main and Governor streets, No. 133.
an OQ-ln
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Washington Affairs,

WASHINGTON, April %.
twenty-five clerks in the bureaus received mott.
fcation OF dismissal to-day, in consequence of a
deficiency in the appropriation.
The rumor is current that Postmaster General
Hall is about to resign and take the appointment OF
Minister to Russia Francis Granger is nam as
his successor in the Post Office Department
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April %.


FLoUR-Sales of HOO bbs. Howard Street at
"a o. to 4 12 WHEAT and CORN unchanged.
NEW YORK MARKETS, April %. s.
CoTTcN steady. Sales Of $500 bales. FLOUR
State brands "a IL to 40 Southern 81 81 to g.
Sales of 10000 bbls. RICE firm. Sales of 153
tierces at SO 81 to 3 g.
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We learn that the Hon. Luther 6fadish has
oeeh appointed by the President 10 be Assis
,ahi Treasurer Of the United States at the city
~ New York, in the place of John Young, de-
SeaSed, and that the appointment was yester.
9ay confirmed by the Senate.-Nak. Int.
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kossUTH IN BosToN.-The telegraph an
nounces that the distinguished .'Maguire'
reached Boston on Tuesday, having been met
by Gen. Henry Wilson, President of the Mas
sachusetts Senate, at Springfield. Upon
reaching the city at 10 o'clock, he was escort
ed TO the State House by "a military compa.
nes-about the same number that paraded
last fall TO receive Lord Elgin Governor-G en-.
erai of Canada. Gov. Boutwell, addressed
hossu;h, and he was subsequently dined at
the Revere House. He afterwards reviewed
the troops on Boston Common, :before not
less (says the telegraph than $4,000 people,
The spectators, frantic to see him, broke the
lines, but the review passed off with credit
1t is remarkable coinc idence that "the lines:
were also broken by the frantic" crowd, on a
former occasion, when Black Hawk, Keokuk,
and deputation ofthe Sac and Fox tribes of
Indians were received by military review on
Boston Common. The number who usually
attend exhibitions of4lh of July fireworks on
Boston Common, the papers of that city are in
the habit of putting dow at so to 100000.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-We learn from
the Alexandria Gazette that MIR. David H.
Quinn, Apothecary, of that city, was drowned
on Monday last, by the capsizing of boat
near the Potomac tridse. Phe body had not
been recovered al last accounts