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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune

Later from Porf-nu-P~ince-Thc Coronation
Of the Emreror-Markets, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April l6. 1852
Advices from Port Prince to March
. have been received. All wss tranquil.
The most extensive preparations continued to be
made for the coronation of the Emperor Fsustin the
Ist which was to take place on the 18th of april
All business to be suspended from eight TO fifteen
days after the coronation
American provisions were dull The deliveries Of Coffee
from the coat were email. Prices ranged from n 70
g. Logwood, sc to 49, Doubloons were quoted 2}i
0236
The brigs Isabella Reed, Hayt and Milton, from New
York were in port; also, the schrs. Manson, Abbott
Deyereaux and Louisiana, from Boston
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C,Rcurr CouRr-Before Judge Roose-

ve-Wm. s. Relay ssan, Harlem Raarosd Co-Io re- e.
age nun by railroad cars after being detached from loco
motive Of Twentysevenths. and killed Cost OF medical
attendance Of its mother who became ck In consequence
&c the defense which is that the child too young to
be permitted unattended to abroad that ran under
the cars and knocked down before the watchnan VINO
ran and endeavored sze bold the Of child could prevent II
already referred Verdict for plaintiff 49, being suf
Gent amount to carry COSTS.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

The Miiraukee Journal of the 4th says
that the Directors of the Mississippi and Milwaukee
Railroad Company have appointed Mr. E. H Brodhead
Chief Engineer of their road
The imports of Dry Goods during the
week have been quite moderate The figures are:
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Enai, Petty, ofYsn River. ftom a cruiss,

Thomas goth u, &s Petty, OF Pail RIVER Irons cuiss
kye Baker OF New Bedford, from do. do.
CID from DO March, Samuel Thomas Lambert, II
Mattaposett cruise. -.
letter irem Capt Clifford Of the bark DR. Frsnkhn, Of Wespo
vncents Cape de verts Feb IT, cieas
date schr. Antarctic. OF eean
had los, boats gale when few days out from home sposs
Jeuney Msttaposett eean
Pe syph Garner H., ciean i2,h. r. L. Barsto. Isbsss
Matapoe bb heard from Feb =, on Poas Banks wnthroe
woodward clean The barb President, Of Westpost had st
by the espszns OF the captains boat
SAIL and but for the timely assistance rendered ~
L. Barstow the remainder OF the would have
peshe weather rugged and the other boats he
has windy rugged and whales scarce the most ofss
nate whales only aud no, ALL The Dussss
ton bb between Dec 10th aud 10th
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Foreign Ports.

Arr At Calcutta Feb ships Hindoo. Miller nom View yo Oct
issh Cambridge White. saaso, Fss J. Saios.
Mss.s PED = .a al HG.s' 9 ssS se''' Oct H.
G 1sa.r no f sl' D mocsS cnsdca Boston y.a
Is, and Id s7ss Transi:co: lss: a.,:sral
TON c. or Masnss. ready for W. Bridge, Underwood
AZ Fort au Prince March 49, bnss Milton New Yosk.
just Isabella Reed Rse. for New fcri Is Hay chsess.
philadelphia jus, Msn.on, Manson,
Aux cayes jus, arr Ruih Thomas Assy from Frsnia dse
At ST. croir 2oth ut .r Miranda Paueee, ios Pair HAYES
asyssssa p a. s.S III, bark samuel Tain, rpmm.r. for
sarah Nash Sb o% do % % NJ Trs.a es,:s
Gr New Yok or 10 days. onaa'. smon.n o DO Mss,ias
s. : "a q % , E SyaS s: from w ss.s
Thompson Thompson from St Thomas, Ids; sehr fa"a, hs.
ys%lsso March o .ss Eelg:s n.%soS, I'm New r9a.
kewTork Dec ~ Francisco; Bnis, Myrct a.
New iOr1 dee. ~ .r San Ynnei.eo H.. p.
W.. Richardson, Richmond, Tor -, hs Sid bins Sofhmsss
Al keavnas s4,h u bark TaIes Gardner New Yoh, Mss
schr @. II. Townsend, Hutchinson, ior do DO
soon Amazon IhomDon. hs; W. Dyer Dyer Cor
. dSn. Sq so .e 90" '
At Key Baneo u, bns Gsue Darisr, for Havana
Al Havana Sd mt barb; Iacinas H for New To. ~ NJ
s7s bhds sugar Sid Nh aas Herv Dav for xs,as
Is Ia D1 Grand D Ta H. accl"s csssSoa
Al Barbados schE MARY Haey fos New Ycst
Az Csnienss 9nh ui barks Csbssa Iatiljohp FRI s. D.
se Co~ef brig Com Stewart Tor Portland not rosh,
DO Charlotte sparks Charleston, ~ Lohera, bentley, sae
Enehne, Watts, wts ~.
Al do 3ls, u bss FLORA Norton Hsvsns TO load moassss
northern somers, Watson, and kobt charsoa Lsht
bourne for Charleston
At ssgua about Sarah Boyd, reported for Bshs
Ians Brothers Cotter Havana load for New fork vssts
Percy for Rchmond, pfosby iof New foajb
Machss Tor BOSTON, day b. Bown. Brown To- scwYots
2; and others. -,
Arr al Honolulu Feb TO- Excel Corn, Tahiti lh, bert
Potter Camden Francisco land sailed dag Tor New
South Waes) . .
Al Do about FEB d. ship Carons Lucas Cor Manila bart Ehsa
FRANCISCO BALTIMORE Thop do Emily Bourne, En.s
for DO Kate smith, seh Laura Bevan Pierce 40 AAeos
CoTvib, Tahiti
AZ Islsna Feb a. brig Toe. Smith for San Francisco.
Al La Un.on Coast Of MEXICO Feb II, bns srsh hoo
SD is San B. Feb T. brig Taylor lin Pansnsl for sss
A, Panama ApnI barb coszns @ San ynncs
co IN Adams I'm cslo, arr March ~ ios
san Francisco March 49, SHIP Clan-ss ADe~ Df ssn Bn
Gong into April sspDosed tho "fnheh seoes
Arr 4, Por Royal JAM Ap codaa Bzrto, Grshans
New Yori Edward RaBey, philadelphia, sh, brig kA by..:
Wmlnson, n c. March d, brig sha~mas Robinson Pt'sdsi
ph. land ed CUBA SD March a. Hs Nancy n h~sss ~
AI1tsord Rogers Baltimore; Apri3 bns sssn Dsoea sssss
"a =, AIMS Bay March ST. Mary Wallace, New Yofh
Ar ~ Yarsou,h Jam Jesso Baker, Bzsnosss
a.. lor Horsot 49, brig Scotia, -. Baltimore . a,
Arr. Monieso Bay, March %, bark haaes smith, D. Asa"
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Nrw-Yoak Lr,re-,y Hosp,r.L--The

NEw-I oRk LTlsG-Is HcsPirAL.-The
lrenyrini Anniversary Of ti:is fuss;suti m wa ts
TN iIrsey afternoon. ss fhc Asylum. M IS Arr,aa
r'cn' Ine snnul rrpcr it appeared that during the
ye"r -" srlhcnnts bsve svslci ripnf-rlves Of th,
ehsihy, showing al over umf Of any former
year. inc wnoic Number since the organization il
12 among these. but n suisii portioa VI desss have
ncen reported ~ fne Gi<srct physiesns The receipts
VI SS's ~ and after deductin. the expendtures
efe WIS DaiEnee IN tho trcasurers hands OF b, III
- Inc report having been adopted. the proceedings
~'mins'ed with the usual vote Of thsnks.
STATEN ISLAND RAILROAD.-T1e Re-
ports Of the Committee and Engineer have appeared in
q pamphlet, illustrated by a large msp The road l.
proposed to nun from from Sspleton Ferry point
nearly opposite Perth Aniboy-a distance u uery III
teen miles.
g The Balm Merchants Telegraph
Line between this city and Boston, transmitted Fri
day about I'VE hundred private messages besides ovu
Eve thousand words for the press
r. The Seventh Regiment will have
during the coming month series Of drills at Ne*ropo
An Hall
ARREST FOR ARsON.-Officer Weed, of
the Third District Police Court, day two since
rested young German woman named Joanna Fisch.
back, who 1t alleged set fire the dwelling of Jules
Zederholz No $40 Eghth-st who formerly claimed her
- bis wife, but she obtained divorce from him, and
they separated 1t is said that since the divorce has
been granted the accused has occasionally called the
house during the absence of Ziederhoz having legs
innate business there. Mary QUINN the houseservsnt,
swears that on the Let inst Joanna called and had
interview with her in adjoining the paror and
that after abe left, the asccrtned TO be
on fire. Some wet clothing thrown upon the flames
invest CATION before Justice Mountfor Chas s. Spencer
Esq, being retained as her counsel
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SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Judge Ga

turday.
T. & DISTRICT CovRr-Nos % to 50, inclusive.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Oak
ley-ohuson and Louder agt Ezra H. MarshaATo
for rent of basement No lis Walsthe defence 70 which
is that and untensnabe and deendent ust-
fed in abandoning it vedSt foG DEFENDANT Ti.rv 1881 NJ,
D. obtained from Mrs Aida Cary wife of John Cary Jr,
lease for q years of house and lot in lsav In May fol-
lowing Mr. d. assigned the lease In consideration OF $40Oo,
Mr. Giles covenanting the time, that 1t was tree
from all incumbrance except mortgage for 5000 ~
The present suit 70 recover @ or alleged oresca Of Inc
lease plaintiff conveying to Mr. Smith Sloan and the con-
yeysnce duly recorded before that To plaintiff privilege to
place beams in party wall of building the end Of the
lot and (which privilege Dir. Sloan insisted upon having
On the part of defense it is said that plaintiff
predicated upon it; also that he had opportunity in ex-
aiming the records &c. Verdict for plaintiff $780, subject
to the opinion OF the Court.
Leonard II. Church against Wynfer 8. Bond.-Plantih
alleges that he performed at his dying and printing establish
men work and labor for defendant and sues to re-
cover about $50, the amount
On the part defense it is alleged that Mr. delivered to
plaintiff 40 pieces of tissues which were to be dyed different
coors according agreement and returned equal TO new
and be charged yard that said goods were badly
dyed and injured and defendant claims damages TO the
amount Of plaintiff. charge 1t was denied on the other
interest $l09 H.
Michael Donnely against Thomas Rusea-Its alleged that
h-st between Seventh and Eghthavs accompanied bys
consabeplainth at the time being absent-made NOISE
and disturbance by saying he had an execution and directing
that Il s
levy paid 50 49, 1t is commended that the entry was tres
pass and that in receiving the money was an exforon
For Defense it was said there had been Judgment but
by mistake in pleadings none was shown IN proof IL
was question whether it mistake, plaintiff came 70
sxto-ifatter the Jury should give exemplary damages
otherwise Verdict for plaintiff $50 which carries costs
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Lettcr from RenIamin r. HnlIctt
WASHINGTON, Friday, April l6, lSs

The Union of this morning contains
letter from Benjamin Hallett Esq, of Massachusetts
Chairman of the Opposition National Committee In favor
of sustaining the compromise measures OF the lat ses
sion Of Congress.
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They have also reported twenty buildings to the Chief
Engineer being exceedingly dangerous, and they
have seized and deposited PSI lbs gunpowder In the
State Arsenal In the list Of buildings reported as
dangerous special mention is made Of the two two
story brick houses Nos l96 and 1913 Chathamst the
building the southeast corner Of Pearl and Oak
st.; the FIVE hou,es Nos. 49, 1S3, 1s5, l57 and lS9
Seventhst the vestory brick building corner OF Ann
st. and Theater-aey the two-story brick house known
as Totter's Point in Seven.h-sk near Avenue B and
the building corner of Pearl and Dover-sts.
BUSINESS OF THE NEw-YORK Posi- Or
FIcE-The following Is official statement Of the bust
ness of the PostOce of this City for the quarter end
ing March 81 1852 compared with the corresponding
quarter of 1851:
.ec<..<d Ena IAN
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The Bark Augustine ON Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April TO, Is12
The bark Charles f. Lex, arrived here
from PortauPrnce, reports speaking on the LIST OF
March in latitude Al 45 longitude 69. 81 the new bark
Augustine, Capt Allen, from Thomaston Maine, bound
for NewOrleans, with a cargo of lime, ON hre
The A. was making for the nearest port though we
chances of her being able to reach were doubtful
Spoke April q latitude % IA, longitude 10, whaling
bark W. d. Chase, 20 barrels oil.
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CITY ITEMS.

REPORT OF THE FIRE WARDENs.-
From this document are gathered the following sta
dstcs:
Number and Nature Of Vioidtions Of the FIVE L1cs during
the year ending Apra l, 1852.
Wooden sheds other buildings erected and enclosed 6
Chmneys started foundation of house. 2,
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Duel Prevented.
BALTIMORE, Friday, AE

BALTIMORE, Friday, April 20. 30:
Hon. E. Long and Hon. j. w. Crlsfield,
both WHO'S of MARYLAND were arrested at Princess Anne
last wednesday and put under $4,000 bail 70 prevent
them from fighting duel Judge Spence gave the IN
formation that led TO their arrest
Thirty-seven thousand barrels of flour have been eK
ported from Baltimore during the past week
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n The Seventh Regiment will have
during the coming month series Of drills at Netropol-
Asp Hall
ARREST FOR ARsoN.-Officer Weed,
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court CALENDAR-This Day.-CON-
MON PLEAs-Prt Mos. $751; s59. $685. $50. 81, so,
Part II-Nos fS 4s4 49 49S 500 5O2 5O4 sos 500, So
5l2, SIG, 5l8 SO 52s-
CIRCUIT CoURT and SUPERIOR CoURr-Pubished on Sa-
turday
u s. DISTRICT CouRr-Nos. . to 50, inclusive.
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SUPERIOR CouRr-General Term

Decisons-dmdsa Braiadyd and Others against 1hos O.
Banks and GENERALIZATION for trial of the issues granted
costs to abide tho event of the suit
UMcyehants Bank, N. Y. against Enoeh ". Clark and
ohMotion for new trial the caseand on the ground Of
surprise and newly discovered evidence denied.
Stephen Brush and Others ads Wilson HutbeA.-Order
at special term affirmed with costs.
POINTS THE ABovEThe Court considers that the ques-
ton whether the assignment had been made in good faith
and valuable confederation to have been submitted
to the Jury.
Merchants Bank ads Clark 4 Coon check Of the
house of Smith Co.. for g. c0O tarsng out Of remittance
of funds from Philadelphia which had been certified but
not deposited till the day e. Co stopped payment YER
dict was given for plaintiff The Court considers that the
points for trial nearly similar to those offered in the
motions for nonsuit. Motion denied.
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Terrible ARRAY Near Havana-The Miiitary
Called Out-Several Killed.
NEw-ORLEANs, Thursday, April Is, 1862
The Picayune has received advices from
Havana to the tn inst.
nrevious between some American and English sailors
The military were called upon to interfere, but before
order could be restored several persons were killed
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Wooden sheds other buildings erected and enco6ed
Chimneys started foundation of house. 70
=. cnt "a baIov and moi nropery supported 49,. 10
r.,.xu;rr fra,,,s hrld;rg. ........,,,,...... 20
-. brick buildings with wood. ........::.:....... ~
Rrck budinas with inch walls 50 feet high 90
no coping to party and other walls. II
wooden ss and lntes. -
bend timbers over feet long..... 5
beams supported by studs. 8
less than four walls. .............. II
" walls not started at foundation.
beams touching party wals..... -
Tar and composition roofs. Is
Chimneys furnaces stoves &C. dangerously situated. 70
Ordinances relative TO hoistways 2i9
- to storing gunpowder, sc. &c........ 4
Miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures. "a
Total 773
Violations removed building by builders. All
Violations not removed and notices transferred to the
trustees of the fire department. II
with Observation-Disclosures. 207
Ordinance not complied with and cases transferred to
Total ....,.................7 73
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REVIVAL OF BUsINEss.-The directors of

REVIVAL OF BCSlSESS.-lhe directors Oh
the Underground Railroad report to US the passage
through City last Monday of oryone human chat
tets from the land of the save-whip and collie on pill
grimage to the North Star. They ere all safely
landed in Canada where they have ceased to be
stray cattle and become men, and children no
more to be subjects of the euctionblock and brand
The Directors report the Railroad In excellent order
and doing safe and increasing business.
u A detachment of eighty-seven men
left Bedlows leland last week for NewMexico, under
the command of Lieutensuts Thompson, Garland and
Whipple At Philadelphia the commanding officer DIS
covered that the Quartsnnaster had made no arrange
ments for Transporting the troops from there to Pits
burgh The became insubordinate at that CITY ana
used violent language to Lieutenant Thompson who had
placed himself at the door OF the room where they were
while awaiting further orders. But his determined nrm
ness and cool Judgment compelled them to return to
their duty.
lR We hear a new Dragon Company
is about being chartered " the Second Regiment
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Letters .-.-...-
AMI .i35.l36 Papers.

Showing increase in favor Of the past quarter of
6lOl letters and &C. papers To the gross amount
of sea letters 46l add the domestic correspondence
of the quarter 493 and 10000 circulars and it
win give 7ll594 letters and circulars that have passed
through the Office during the quarter, daily average
of nearly $1,000 The gross amount OF domestic and for
egn letters sent and received for quarer ending June
90 1851 being the last quarter under the old law, was
449 400 showing increase in favor of the quarter
ending March 81 1882 OF lll9063 letters or about %
per cent independent OF the increase OF circulars
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Tho suaoIk Bank 900.

BOSTON, Saturday, AprH II IcJss ,
The official statement by the officers OF
the Suffolk Bank shows the amount of the defalcaton
of Brewer and Rand the late Receiving Teller and Book
keeper to be s2l4O00 The surplus fund OF the Bank
a dividend of per cent The amount taken by Brewer
and Rand was mostly lost in stock speculations In
New York
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To Mariners.

crssrsx BrAcrThe writer Of the communication To Mr.
wood the Cutuck Beach, intended D that
placed Bowdtchs Coastng Plot about Eve miles <
"Wesi." not East, published =
scHooSsR Gsoassrows rs. c. BAa-he scM
Hsnder Sands GEORGETOWN Bar At night esms ss
schooner capsed OF that place Measures hosie
be- taken the Immediately It's oaser
there Jet productive OF serious disaster to sos
sailing along the in her anchors are sno
posed and held her and she The
face those sailing that dfeceos
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spoken. &c.

Aprls lat s7 NJ lon W., large Ansericas shp
bound nor,h painted pos and SHOWING white barses With
red border.
April lat @ long - schr. james Perry steas
s. and T., it blowing gale from w NV. ut the Tune
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srsnrses 10 pssJr- sss.s prsy i..-sv, .. eess
:. les. g s.ss,y.s,, Lev. go 49,: T. e., = s ,.
't.s Su.ssi ssl :. y, .ss ss .. svo,- r.s,
:, =. ssss b e. e -s. o. $500 s.ss nr .s..s -
y -. ,, s.asress. - ne rer' .ss.r ?, s.sei So 40
rss s..s r. !, ls v.; s..sr. Ssss-. Bs~sss s.s
s "a, onsss DE tsid ss.is. has alp sssp e 9s.f
a-s'ss - The sr:ssa o3sy ssse soysss siss Asases
s~sh 10 - =: dos !. $500 WISER ''"'
-. s. sss - sss hss "n Annapolis. shs.- a.
81 si'hcst my dsmsx- = -
vheu stovt tie assiels a asspasa al -, , 80
.to- 'oe tre IN the store Ao ssrsAsae q s- .se
u the be, e.-sssn, .snxa-, sa-s sss..ss G.
40 ~ ne s -.s sss 80 % M ts.ssss
ezrnsh whoa. whss he se.sss. sss II
e. o. s.. "a. s ss s ~ ' ssss - . - M 80
SIcs s s n, s.s q a s % % ss ne
bosfi most Bnnsai there 100 - o. s,svS-s t,s1
IN .sss R,s~sos. scott, rom s., yosa H. r s,s-. 80
.no Poo suI last Has ssa aeos, hse 9as, "a Ii. -
Sea-, Res. OF c.ssse. usoa Ro'n.ens Rob near n.fe
.iS so sSsi $500 VOID pssssy sassnas os,s sai sss
sns dsn.'rs ihs,s % yhsi os'ea ne were vsase 70 ss
B.sx J.ess Ps.srs.. B,oa from sa.sasss. made sssssss
s ashar. m SS , an. 1s ss,ss 70 s,s r. - =
next asefrooa co, away resop When the sale shse 10 sss
the weasel % scasse Tuesday ~sA eoies
B,sE Asov.-, rspsrs Of wsrsx ftous rssn.ssss
FOG Se~ Orleans with hne bra ant nkas s the aar port
repofted 10 have been spoken BY the Ar Ruth Thoms. Port
Prince the 1t at. at ii % 90 The vsst ss4
weather ST the time ssd 10 have been unvoab 81 h~
getting
BAsx G. r. Lsz. Philadelphia rrace. from HE ~
TO the ish inst ecoun'escd stfons s o the sotthwsT Az
Weather extremely cold t..
s.r Issr fNs-buryror pro-se-o-a order
INST accounts and Capt Lun usk she be al By dekars
lea her
frsass osse, Bns o aud nom sr tho Rsuks,
entering Haax hstor. afternoon OF nth fore
sail ashore inside the Red Buoy The woah
the DsrIouth her OF hsh
Cav Hs.p from Robbn-toa or Bos,oa sshsss
Dushary beach. IN the pon before reported. Tie y
B. FORBES will 20 down 10 her 10 day
IA MissAss, ELsAssrH. from Mshi. s.. Ger
IrsLIAs OF Mbdse. wblch ashore Hclnsse
Hoe arrived fdsao~n 4h int y and with iorctopsai ~
squaresa split Her lumber discharged the beach
East Chop She viii have ae ri,wsy Cor
SnA CLAsESpos OF Belfast beorc reported wrk Rcsaefer
Reef schr ills her Capt Bur
and arrived Oh Providence - miles do
h and remained h.r twenty days waiting nr ns
vessel take them of Schr Sonora. Of B,nmce Capt HaG
touched here who agreed In take the AMI portion Of The
passengers board and the SAILS rrrns AMI other
tess the wreck and land them all Chssr but ~hea Csy<
the ace~ and proceeded other place The chress
by G. Nekeon and others who had partial
oil $500 a the Wahio Mutual Office Belfast.
Liverpool for Baltimore. sesedoasA
in shining tie ih March, A, % n hong - W. Cree
saved.
sa TssssAa Wood from New Orleans Cor Antwerp. arrived -
Charleston Bar the morning Of the fh Consequences Ne
obae oil the ship she would proceed on her 'oysse
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Robberv of the Bark Missouri.

BOSTON, Friday April 10, Ioo2
Captain Dixey, late Of the bark Missouri,
who was lately convicted of stealing large Of mo-
ney in specie from his vessel was this morning
teGced to five years confinement in DedhaIn jail
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Markets. Reported by Telegraph.

NORFOLK, Friday, April 16, 1852
Markets dull Yellow CORN 81 65Sc.; Mixed do, $40
Sc. COTTON, TAG. SLAVES unchanged. TAR, 81 STA
KEw.ORLHANs, Friday, April 10, 1882
CoTToN-The sales of the week have been $1,000
bales Increase of receipts last year at all the
Southern ports, 549, 900 bales.
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Rr We hear a new Dragon Company
is about being chartered " the Second Regiment
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CouRr OF CoMyoy PpEAs - Before

Judge Woodruf-John ~. Fosricr ast- Alfred 1brdms-t
the warranty OF horse. already referred to- verdict
plaintiff $5l 25 In TO question, the jury say
warrantee was fraudulent as well % false
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ga letters sesf from Jan. ! TO
Mdrch 81. le5ss.