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Horrible Tragedy In Baltimore.
TWO CHILDREN RuTCHERED BY THEIR FATHER-sUI-
eide OF THE MURDERER.

BALTIMORE, March g. 1852
James white residing in Maiden lane East street
returned his home drunk at four O'Clock this morning
lie immediately commenced beating his two Children
girl of fourteen. and boy three years Of age lie after
wards seized razor both their throats and bis
and set the house The frcmen on the
spot and extinruished the flames When the bodies of
all three found they considerably charrcd by
the fire aud their threats gashcd from ear to ear
The skulls Of the children also broken with an
axe His wife He'd from the house last evening on ec
count his drunken violence, having fear for the
been kind.
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Interesting from Albany.


LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS BILLS PASSED BY gHE
SENATE FOR RELIEF TO CANAL CONTRACTORS
THE USURY LAws-THE CORONER BILL-THH CASE
or MR.. sSOw-ANOTHER EXCITING sCENE IN THR
Observation-Disclosures FOR WANT OF A QUO
Rum, ETC.
srrc,AL CORRESPONDENTS HERALD.
ALBANY. March 9, 1862
The Senate in very liberal temper to-day. as
nearly dozen bills passed authorizing the paymen
Of canal damages The claims increase every year and
the time will come if this is continued when
board Of commissioners will be necessary to be in
slant session, to deliberate upon contractors claims
This constant drain upon the canal funds becoming
alarming.
The New York Chamber of Commerce sent up strong
resolution in favor of modification of the usury laws.
The bin in relation to the Recorder and City Judge
and the to appoint clerk of pleas, will
both psss The Coroner bill passed the committee to-
day, with amendment offered by Mr. Morgan eiecting
in each Of the city senatorial districts The
original bill authorized the Mayor select the
for each district.
The business of the House had not proceeded far when
Nr A. Smith (whig), called up the resolutions offered
yesterday by Mr. Chamberlain which declared the pro-
ceedings on Saturday morning last ousting Mr. Snow
Illegal aud void Mr.. Smith addressed the House
tending that the resolution expelling Mr. Snow in
violation of law, which provides that member shalt
be expelled without proof Of guilt.
Mr. Van santvoord (dem) replied and moved to lay
n
Of ten, which showed that the wings had the House
The previous question then sprung intending to
cut OF debate but it raised the question of privilege of
order. calling Of and motions to adjourn. SC
The vote STAYED of until four o'clock. when it APP
peared that only six present-nine less than
quorum
Mr.. A. Smith Immediately moved call of the House.
which ordered and the lobbes galleries and
were cleared of spectators.
During the contest Doctor King (democrat of Oswego
became highly excited and refused to vote.
The roll then called, and large number found
hp ha1 laaiy anfo
yesterday.
Some time was consumed in getting correct list Of
those in contempt.
The Sergeant at Arms finally despatched and after
IN absence Of considerable time he returned with
two.
After utering for another hour they adjourned with
Out having accomplished anything.
SO tho Hon, Il. l.. Snow il yet declared represen-
tativc of the Sixteenth Assembly district.
Teeg,rf,hic dispatches have been sent after the alb
senees expect interesting rehearsal Of the
same farce Monday w.
ALLEGED LIBEL on SHERIFF BEARDsLEY.
ALBANY, March g. 1852.
The Grand Jury. to-day, presented indictment to
BE- CIRCUIT Court, agans Jacob C. Cuyier editor of the
,;m -, Hoei upon Sheriff Beardsley. in charging
renters Mr. Cyor gave bail appear mt the sessions in
April Offering rs his surees Hon Gideon Ifawley Hob
fiasus Corning Hon Eli Perry and several other lead
ng citizens of Albany.
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n" NDW OnLEANs, March 3, IB5..
Cotton has advanced another eighth since the receipt
of the Americas adviocs Sales of 5000 baes made
this morning Middling, TX TO &c.
CIrcsNSArI, March 6, 1859.
The heavy receipts, combined with the large stock on
hand caused the market to close feebly to-day $500
bb -four sold ut So Is Provisions are buoysnt-kg
and SIC. for sides. Freghts frm-to New Orleans,
flour 60c., and pork Zoe.
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p.sacooers Arrived.

ItvSproo,--Steamshp America, ut Boslor---Ncsara
Ucnc. Kimrnopd II Titus, Crates, Davis, y Ora
tnna Kock Tlom psop, 4 Stman, Stevenson, II Ro.
lcrtson, Mitchell, feuno, hyar, W II Ayar Avar,
Rabcy Johna, Johns, Prehmaur Pattison, Comic 4
Muggarolli-Zl -
from iIaiifax-Messrs Tobu, Cochran Phillips Proc
cgtt Blair Fraser, TOhp, Onlton, fogard, Fraser
Iedd southviet Brush, Mitchell igmey-l9 Total. rs
csne; Matters Bernard and John Stsn, Do Bsyc Cog
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KOssuth at Louisville.
HIS ADDRESS &c. THE GERMANS.

LOUISVILLE March g. 1852
Kossuthl addressed the Germans yesterday in their
own language Ent Methodist Church-$l admission
He dwc upon thdvantages revoiutionists have in
Europe their opponents was very sarcastic upon the
course of the crowned heads considered that his
would eventually prove successful beyond doubt, and
contended that the United States republic should
alone in the approaching contest lie declared
that the has the power to act and appealed
the Germans and the people to exercise their influence
through the ballot box He cosed1with most earnest
appeal to all the German citizens6of America who, he
contended should be foremost in thus sustaining him
and his cause.
admitted without purchasing Of the Hungarian bonds
of one dollar.
The amount Of material aid for Kossuth here will pro-
badly not reach $4,000.
Kossuth will leave tomorrow, on the steamer Emperor,
ST LOuis
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Q sssAe.n R4Ats ceave~s In Alabama.

HsNrUeAEAv, Q March 8, lHJ3
The sothern Rights convention adjourned this evening"
after session Of two days series Of resolutions
covering he sual generalities, were passed.
An animated and protraeted discussion arose on the
twenty sixth resolution the substance of which, was as
follows -" That in the confederation of the fact that
the people Alabama and the other Southern States had
against resistance TO tho compromise acts
seauently the Southern rights party could longer
this qu estion issue" but had only to guard the
future"
This resolution earnestly opposed the dissolution
Of the Georgia platform 1t supported by Messrs
Buford, Yancy Fillmore. and others.
substitute accepted. which modified the lsnguag,
in mekrespects but considered to amount tn
same thing practically.
resolution against he doctrine of intervention was
adopted
The other procecdingsewere not of much Importance
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IIvrR rooI--Stcamship laitic-A 4 Bastos Brazil II ~
on, Newport Capt EIckensrach, Troy Robbins, ~
Lowry, Now York Hart New York bears dispatches
London and Parig Lewis Levy, Now York . Harria,
Block, u Blum, Mr. Csrrotter, Meyer, California;
Biaokor, smyrna Sen Patsmia, italy Grinoli, Jr
Iaerpooi hugustin Doliua, nroo Desor. Cambridge
hr Ld6oG, ks Joseph. sLrs6sn, J D, J9nge, kse.
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The Eleetro-MagnctIc Engine.

pouonKErrsiF. March d, 1855,
successful experiment performed here today, by
Professor Gustin Of Trenton. " j. his electro-nag
nctic engine, demonstrating considerable amount
power with small amount Of battery The evidence
conclusive that the power be produced cheap ~
az
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Iilc Ohm River.
chronological Observations.

IfVciyNATI. MARCH q 49,.
tionary
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From Boston.

SEIZURE OF LACE sMUGdLED ON THE STEAMSHIP
AMERIcA-TuE MASSACHUSETTS APPORTIONMEST
BILL, Etc.
Bosror March S, 1852.
Last evening hours after the arrival Of the steam
er America attempt to smugge twenty nine packages
Of lace goods ashore discovered by the custom house
officers and the goods seised They had been placed
in the wagon which for the dirty inen and
wrapped up the clohes The value OF the goods seized
between So 900 and $1,000 An investigation by the
agent here showed that the guilty party board the
boat Of the head walters The America has been
seized by the collector. in accordance with the law.
In the Senate the bill district the State under the
new apportionment has been passed to cngrossment.
Every senator present voted in its favor.
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NJ ARITIME INTELLIG e N c e !.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 8, 1852
Cleared.

Cleared,
Steamship Baltic. Comstoek. Liverpool, K Collins
Steamship Merlin, Cope, St Thomas and Bermuda Gu
Steamship Alahams, Ludlow Savannah, $ 1 NitohlI.
Steamship Marion Berry, Charleston, Spotord Iileston
Steamship Roanoke Parrish, Norfolk, &c. Deem Thorn.
BARK yenness Horton, M.rssillos ? ss:dy;
Bark John w Andrews, French Havana Nesmith &
Bark Churchill Hickman St Thomas, Maitland Phelps
Brig Senaphar Msrsohai Vera cruz Hsrsous Brothers
Brig Leonce Bradbury Cenuegos, Chastelsn. Ponvert
Brig Sarah Coleman, Curacos, yess, Perkins & Co.
ris Norris as NOZZLE sIn
@ ran osS y P Ps5srss TX
schr Chss Rogers, steellnsn, Wilmington, NC, Nc
schr Grcenway Kirby Alexandris Mott BedelL
Sehr VIM Robbins Smith, Alexandria, Van Brunt &
s
sehr Sarah Ann Roe, West. B,,i@Ore, MAILER s Lord.
sehr VIM coiysf btsoss 'f Rh!adsph. MCKEE
Ka1 %assPas r naaS
schr New YORK Goodsell, Boston. Dayton sprague.
ssshr Nancy Mills, Eldridss, Portsmcuth " Lewis. Lewis,
Steamer bsanafs h%sy
s,,ooP Chief .. nrggs Fan River r,u p;ve
s SSS %sssss S,gEi 'i; lssSsa,
stsamshn Empire City Leeds New orlssss ass
Ship White Squsll Goodwin. London 80 days with chalk.
to m Plat SON. Experienced very heavy weather dur
ing the passage
Ship Arlington tof Hallowclll Ryan, Trieste Oct 10,
Malta Dec passed Gibraltar Jan G, with mdse to IL Tup
per Feb =, lat ~ IS Ion H. brig Nancy. Davis of and
from Baltimore for West Indies The while in the Gulf
OF Venice and in the Medterr experienced conn-
ed succession Of contrary winds and cals also
Atlantic with the exception Of ~ days trade Winds
off the Delaware the 10Th.
ship Ataanta (new clpper) Wallace Baltimore II days,
with mdsc TO OGDEN On The first day ont in sudden
81 IL
Bark Skane (Sw) Kraft Rio Janero, 50 days with eof
fee, &c, to Leland. Zimmerman & Dawson.
Bark Leo Bailey Cadz 3 days with wiue &C. TO hgure
Galway. On the 2th the southern edge of the Gulf
experienced very heavy gales.
Brig Franklin lsel Espote Naples Dec o. with fruit
10 Chamberlain Robinson. Experienced heavy
ther lost fore topgaant mast sails pars and received
other damage.
Schr Vivid (Rr) Lakcy Messnp 10 days with oranges
&C. 70 Draper Deyn Experienced heavy weather lost
some bulwarks. head saila, Sc.
schr Geo Robinson. Bose, Charleston days with cot.
ton and rice. to
schr VIM II Rutan Sprsguc, Trederkshurg. Va, days
Schr Catharinc 7 Dix. Miller, Virginia, 3 days.
Scr VIM Marsh, Decker, Virginia , days.
Sebr Maid Bolts, Baltimore days.
Raln
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Below,
Two trigs. name. unknows.
? " "
Sailed.

Steamships Baltic, Comstock, Liverpool; Alabama, Lud-
low Savannah: Marion Berry Charleston; Roanoke Nor
folk &ci ships Michael Angelo Sears San Francisco; Allan
tic. Worth New Orleans
ind, at sunrise, n; meridian, do; sunset s. and light.
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rs,o CALIF0RNiAHS.-D hsPINwhLI,s COW
pound Inctrrc, for tho prevention snd ouro Of us
sure remedy For sale at tho s9e Of EessTa TODD CO.
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ME DICAL.

nEAFNEss. DEAFNESS DEAFNESS ALI WHO
~ suffering under this maady should steer clear oil
the many artfu traps for them quacks call
examine the wonderful that daily being performed
by DIR. LUTENER at his Ear InfrmAry permanently
located No. 90 Prince street. second house cast of Broad
way. This is the only institution in the world whore
diseases exclusively attended to. Office hours from nine
until three.
rURE or CORNS.-BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. ~
~ Bowery between Hester and Grand sidel
Madame informs tho public that she continues to prao,
with the having oxclusvcy
devoted her time for teen to tho diseases TO which
subject. N. B.-Once hours from r. n to
n p M
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IT.. .oorrn. ~ DUANE STREET, HAS. FOR THE
- last twenty years enjoyed the practice
private diseases of any medic al in New York Ho
can cure tho most aggravated this diseases and mild
cases removed in days DIR. Cooper
form in from two TO three weeks Of debility
brought by secret habit INDUCED by young men
This when too frequently INDUCED in begets
weakness OF the limbs and small Of the back ef
tho intellect. and aversion society 1t
lonnded pleasure to be able 20 refer persons whs
after suffering silently for long time have
him TO perfect health All cases undertaken treated with
candor ~ B-Strangers, don't be deceived by one whs
personate- name have left Duane
cards. in the New York Sunday Times and Atlas
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nR. DE LANEY'S CELEBRATED CURATIVE IN
~ struments the only certain for those dcpl0rAbs
nfrmtcs resulting from self abuse excesses to b.
debitated are by of his entirely inventioas
restored manly vgor Prospectus, with oerti6oAtes
gratis. Consultations, 81.
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TAR. JOHNSON. 16 DUANE STREET, so WELL.
known for his successful treatment in private diseases
for the last continues to be consulted
(sondentsy all diseases requiring medical surgical
add he would suffering from old
chronic been physicians
ncurabe to give him trial He has several such
present under reament-a doing well-snd
who have been cured by him after years Of
suffering. pr. Us office il arranged with q tho
strictest privacy. n. B-Oberye 10. door Dr..
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ROWAN. Feb lt-sld cssrsis NorsanS orlaais. osuiA.
NYork (not NOreAns} Dicne do.
SunDsRLAND. FEB i6-Std Royal Oak Fisher, Nyork.
TExEI, Feb ij-Ar Farewell Beates, vHs,aia
FALMOUTH. Fob I5-Ths Oscar from Hare fer Havana
put in 18Th 20 iarbosrd bow. having been a
contact with an Am ship the nignt previous -
Dec 2Arr 10TH Col Mordu. from Reunion with pessen
gers, officer and five sesmen Of the Panama whasr
Julus (ss resorted wrecked the Mozambique Chsnnet
Cowxs Feb lsThe Am ship France. Nichols, from Ant
werp having reshpped her cArge and emigaats.
has been tOwed into the Roads to-day.
LIVERPOOL, Feb D-Put back. the Osborne, Novel; for
Orleans making three inches having struck
twice on ths bar yesterday in going out.
PoRrroo Marin Go, DONEGAL feS i7-Iieayy gales from
WNW. There has been good deal OF drift timber washing
shore here these pat few days light stun and this
branded the loom ship Foster and tho blade tho
word "Rchain tperhaps kchmond) with copper CLASP,
Foster Holberon sid NYork Feb Liverpool
could have been the Of Ireland
prev to Tth.l
NauRIrrus Dec 2f-The repairs required for shipping.
particularly the OF the numerous
arrivals crippled ships effects Of the hurricsne Of Nov
IL H. rendered oordaye masts and spars exceed
ngy and dear and expected that some Of the
vessels delayed until further supply Of these art
ported from Bourbon the Cape and India
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From PhiI0tielphlu.

THE MURDER or YOUNG LEHMAN-fHE RECENT FRA
TR1CpE-CHILD sHoT-DEATH or BELA BADGER.
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rs'O THE DiSAPFOiNrED.--DR w ARD GAM n "A an.
immediate sorycc, his treatment instantly remoyns
me miserable patient from suffering and probable
Tic gets daily difficult Lavs oeaed otbsr.
Fortunate indeed those coming to him frat for tScv s
cured before other DOCTORS would have tensl m
rrovement No teo Rock gratL oGoo, corner Of Canal
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nR. COOPER, NO. 2 ROOSEVELT STREET. NEAR
- Chatham and next door to DIR. Murphys drug stsre
may be consulted all diseases from to 10 r. M
The Doctors skill in the treatment of those cobbed
is Fee in recent from three to 6vo
dollars. BFee refunded II be not given
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YEVUFCE.
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