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The southern press., 1852-03-16

~ The only paper we have seen which
undertakes TO defend the President for not
executing the law regulating Executive prirt.
ing, is The Richmond Times. And the defence
is that the President, in refusing to give il TO NJ
who are entitled to il by Law, exercises a
+" sound discretion" We thought the Wings
were opposed to the veto power, but here is a
man who advocates suspension or violation Of
law at Executive discretion. Such a doctrine
has been advanced BY LOUIS NAPoLEoS--but
not IN 50 clumsy manner.
The southern press., 1852-03-16

IHE FLORIDA IEDiASs.--Gen Blake has ar
nVeo AZ Tampa, Fla, with large delegation Of
Seminole Indians from Arkansas. and erpresses
great confidence of being able 10 effect the re-
moval OF all the Indians now in Florida. during
the present spring.
The southern press., 1852-03-16

A LAReE FAmLY.--The Panama Echo an :
nouDed the death, IN that city lately. Of 81 Lous
Durand, aged 90 years. The deceased had a
family ofove one hundred children. They are
all bisown children, and Of the first geberstion.
The southern press., 1852-03-16

The WheeiiHg Bridge Case.-Tbe Legislature Of
Ohio consists Of one hundred and thirty-one mem
bers. One hundred and twenty-one Of them have
signed petition to Congress, in which they de-
clare that the Wheeling Bridge is Fan sll-impor-
tant work for the safe and uniform transportation
ofths United States mail and for the accommods-
ton Of the travelling community Of the whole val
ley Of the Mississippi :" and they therefore pray
Congress to intsrposs to sustain the bridge, by
passing law to lsgalze the same as the great
Western mail route.
The southern press., 1852-03-16

Punch says he is preparing bill to prevent
Cruelty 70 Quotations, which he intends laying be-
fore Parliament at an early day.
Epitome Of French History--UniversaI suffer
ing and vote by buIlet-Punch. 49,
Why did Jenny Lind marry pianist' Because
she wanted man TO accompany her
The southern press., 1852-03-16

EmplOymeniJOr HuTgsian refugees. Il is stated
that Gov. Kossuth has rented large warehouse
belonging TO Mr. Ksck near PlsinviIle, nine miles
from Cincinnati, in which IL s arranged TO furnish
employment for numbers Of Hungarian refugees
who are now idle, in making saddles and ACQUIRE
msnis for those who shall join in the battle for the
Independence Of Hungary. A party Of twenty
Hungarians, under Capt. Gratzey, have gone to
Missouri, with means to purchase 10000 acres OF
land, which they intend % stock and cultivate.
English and amerieon Saiiors.-The London
Herald states that many ofthe best English sailors
are leaving for America, where, it appears, they
are better paid, and some have LEFT for California,
TO take their chance at the gold mines. A gang
lately paid of from the Southampton, paid their
passagein ole Of toe packet ships from London TO
New York. Several Of the seamen lately paid OF
from the Hecla slso paid their passage and EN-
barked at Portsmouth for New York.
The southern press., 1852-03-16

On he Bia Granting Pubiic Lands 10 Missouri
10 Aid in Constructing Railroads Delivered
in he House Of Representatives, February
"a 1852
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ASTROLtNiY, sc

SCOTT, DIR. JOHNSON BONAPARrE.
- 1hese three all believed firmly In astroIogy.
And kings and lords thin the name,
Have put their signot seals TO Robaca's fame
From Sweden land singer and a seer
Came DER the sea to try their iniuo here.
a Lind, Roback-each In different tys--
Excited wonder and commanded y. praise
There is family in Sweden better known shan that of
Roback. For hundred and scventyhve years eyesy
member of the has had the gift Of orton the future
and declaring tho events Of tho and kings
mobiles and chiefs have consulted them with ragerence
But in OF the has the gift been powerfully de-
yeloped. so asluously cultivated IN Ur. C. " Ro
back now residing in this city at No White street whose
Fortunate termination for all events In bnsno spscala
ton and oourtshp, is proverbal thro the United
States He solves all difficulties by astrology soomancy
the oraces and the signs Of tho zodiac Tho nates he
casts truthful as fate itself lie invites all who
arc In difficulty TO consult hima who sick co and
try the value Of astrology All letters G. W. R0BACK,
Not White street. will be relig,usiv attended 10. II
paid. For particulars call and Astrological
almanac gratis. where certificates can bo seon.
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THE MAINE LAw-THn SUFFOLK BANx pErALcA-
TI0N, ETC.
BosroS, April II, 1882.
The Senate Of Massachusetts, to-day by vote Of II to
% refused to with the House in the amendment
to the liquor law striking the reference to the
people IT is thought that the bill will fail between
the two houses but its friends sangune Of passing
in some shape.
The oiiicin statement by the officers of the Suffolk
Bank shows the amount Of the deacation Of Brewer and
Rand Uhe late receiving teller and b,okkccpcr to be
S2l40OO. The surplus fund of the bank to dcGcon
cies, s S3oO0O0. The bank will declare n Dividend
per cent. The amount taken by Brewer and Rand
mostly lost in sto ok specuatiops In New York
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MATRIMONIAIAs

+ Owe AND HAPPINESS OR now TO WIN THE
II one love best Professor Lorraine formerly OF Paris
of New York will send address, on roooip OF one
dollar post paid plain directions 60 enable ladies sonte
men to win the devoted of f tho oppeste
M their hearts, desire The simple, but
so captivating that all be married, irrcspeotyeof A
appearance or position and A though not least IT oan
he arranged with such and decacy that detection
mpossibe. Address Professor LORAiNE. box 245j " r.
rost Vmoe All letters must DO post psid otherwise not
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From the south.
THE wHIGs-AUgDERERs CONVICTED,

UONVTUTED, FTt.
BALTIMORE April IL, 1852.
The report about the Baltimore Whig Convention In
tending to pass resolution In favor OF General Scott in
consequence Of President Fillmore not dmissng Collec
tor Kane, is hoax.
The trial at Richmond Of The eight seamen belonging
to the ship Corsar for murder has resulted In their
viction.
fine occurred at frostburg, yesterday which d.
stroyed Messrs, Evans Cowdys storee and also two
dwelling houses. loss $4,000
transfer office for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
stock will bc opened in New York
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MATEIMONY MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN A
Lnver.frofeasor Lswton, Boston, formerly OF Len
dvn viii senn TO any address, receipt OF ono dollar post
PLAIN directions TO enable ladies gentemen 10 win
the devoted ahcctops the opposite thor
hearts may dotre The proscs. simple but 80 oapti
vstng that oil may be married irrespective. Of appsr
ance or pottion and lsst though least 10
rsnesd With such sa.c and dcoscy that dctection Ia i'm
possible. Atircss Professor Iawton, Hostos Mas Nc
letters tsses from ths Post ocs ussss the psstsgo
pelJ.
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Sentence OF Death.

ROCHESTER, April IL, 1852.
Maurice Antonio, the Portuguese was brought into
Court this morning, and sentence Of death was passed
upon him for tho murder Of Tgnaco T Pinto lie is
be hung on Ihursday tho sd Of June bet the hours
m Z and P.M. the sentence interpreted to the
prisoner, who deeply Affected aud shed tears freely
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THE sJifLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ETC.
FRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
ALBAs4, April IL, 1852
The Legislature adjourned at half past ve o'clock this
morning
The Sapply bill under debate in house ths
ether for several hours 1t ultimately passed upon
the basis Of the report Of the Comntee Of Conference
The Senate reoeded from the amendment to the lill
striking out the appropriation t the New York yolua
teers-nOw fixed Mt $4,000.
Other important amendments, recommended by tho
Committee of Conference agreed TO- and then the
bill sent back to the House. with the amendments OF
the Senate striking the appropriation for books fur.
nsned members Of the Housc.
AT half past o'clock the House agreed to accept this
amendment thus bringing both Houses to agreement
and the session then finally closed
The following important bills left unacted upon
Ihs senate Excisc biz.
Tho General Savings Bank hill
The Colleges Appropriation bill.
The Building Societies bill.
The IMMIGRANT Passengers bill.
Tho Taxation of Railroads. bill
The Extension Of the Charter Of the New York Insti-
tuto for the Blind bill.
The Anti Rent Stay bill.
The bill relative 10 Divorce.
Tho Insurance BILLS.
Tho disposition Of the Chancery funds also of the
claimed dividends and deposits in savings banks.
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Steamboat smnk-gcgrocs Hung.

VTNtINNAtI, NPTH tt, Isu3.
The steamer Robert Rogers, from Nashville for this
port came in collision with the Republic, the Cumber-
land river last Thursday morning The r. H. sunk inn
medatey Fortunately. no lives were lost.
Two negroes were hung Nashville yesterday. for
the murder Of woman. large crowd gathered TO Wit
The execution
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Libel Suit.

AIBtNY, April II IS52.
Tho indictment found at the nstgaton OF Sheriff
Beardley against Jacob G. Cuylcr editor Of the albany
E1yress for alleged libel upon sheriff b. in charging
him with neglect duty In not serving process upon the
Antircnters, which commenced on wednesday
morning last was terminated this afternoon by the
fussl Of the Jury after remaining out eighteen hours
to agree The defendant called witnesses, his prnc-
pal reliance being upon the facts elected
examination Of the complainant and other witnesses
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SHIPPING.

~ tS..ss hss a. mir
sail for bremen touching Southampton land the mails
r hasass ssip'sa
Post
sns
ha t s.y w''s''' viii tho
and Liysrpo9Ths HverposI and raadeP1s steam
lows:- PHILADELPHIA.
cy Of Tharsasy
Syy y Of SaasSssr SssS. Tnarsdayy TrnaFsday July July
CITY Of Glasgow IRON Irvfkrooi wednesday, April ,
cty ofMsncioster Wedncsday, May
CIV OF OF M.ncResier Wednesday, june 90
R Rates q p.sssse from Piilaaerhis-s single
state rooms So including provisions and stewards fees
For iffifes THoasS
or No.9 Walnut street, philadelphis.
r the s fads Ms Company
Only through line for California and Oregon; Extra
TesG"S Steamship j9'fIss
a S ap 9so eA G M & at o
precisely her the foot 1 TsrSsa
Iieutensnt Patterson Z s. ~ commander. which steamer
aey on the at chat point and to sail
.'6oS; any delay The s';G% ,.;
have proved be tho fastest ever laqnehed-the Illinois
seven days fourteen hours Golden Gate from
S ssS@ as ans
ming within miles Of Gorsona the head Of River
E:css% VII Sas S a sss #
formed from New York to San Francisco Early spPO,Gs
III West street corner Of Warren street.
1T Small STEAMSHIP coMPANY-FoR NEW OR
leans via sPspdiI d.,s new double eng no
ss%%snder a wis viii sail from tho pier
ssss1s ~ Sg q 1
dies saloon oerths So after DO 90 so orwsra & do aG
f Fe taken
bic foot Shippers offent are to srppy
on .rpicstion at thp oee No other signed
S s sc! ssq
corner Warren street.
(SLIPPER BARK soUTHERNER, FOR SAN FRAN
morning 10Th Ss e il we oeoss at Pier IS East river
n -Four q
T,nRouGu TO SAN FRANcIsco.--NEw YORK AND
San srsrssso Steamship Line The new stss%ship m
her departure Aspnws Navy Bay on saturday. ssd
ms cS @ s %sSss
Kenney Covllard, commander which steamer awaits the
% from New " York and mmssissiy proceeds
S'i IL and a not
on this Touts and an Ss. b
voyage between New aud chagres IN days nne
n en-" NE York; and
10th TO running and sens tns reT % poFt to
cabin state ssl5 second do Do s5 ssesa;s s'
Apply to DAVIS Bn4ohs m pn.s.s 49,. -.
by ,hs s'f TnsS S'I'; stssrs ssrsSs viii
side tho a. % and take the RrTsms ss M
endan landing In boats at Chasres ana the river
i sp,ondid slip GhzELi.F Dcllard master now csaius
MS ssr J r bn bare spss @
gsitiss g.i ssp 90 or rsSTSR sEss1G stas
slip.
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Lake Navigation, sc.

BUFFALO. April T., ISJ2.
We have had heavy fall Of rain here, and tho lee il
going fast down the Niagara river
The prospects good for the opening Of navigation
in three four days. The propeller Princeton Just
arrived DuuLrk from above, with large load OF
flour.
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TOHNK. OAKLEY, TIONEER-HOU SEHOLD fUR Il.
niture-Oakloy Wright win sell at auction Mon
day. April 49, Mt 10 o'clock A. M at No. 30 johnson street.
Brooklyn Household Furniture consisting part Of
hogany Panoforte, Book Case Tables Chairs Sofas Car
pets, OH Cloth, &c, &c. Sale positive.
TN TNHOMAS ASTEN, AUCTIONEER.-STANDARD
4 Roses, groep house plants, &c. n. Newell Co. will
sell this day at l0 ceock at Nc Nassau street va
luable collection of standard half and DIV
and perpetual Roses &c the greatest variety offered this
From tho establishment off, B Msntd Fortysixth
street and Broadway.
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d 000 REWARD WILL BEPAID ny ELNORE &
,OOV Co tho celebrated Bohemian Hair Dye docs
not .tanty change gray or red hair beautiful pcrma
II Il the only really good hair dye in market Manufsc-
tured and sold at the Ferumcry store Hudson street.
rs ce nts a sc A Dozen
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CURE or CoRNs-BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. ~
~ Bowery, between Heater aud Grand streets (west
sidcI Madame informs tho public that she continues ~
practice upon the with the greatest having
ousively devoted her time for fifteen years u the
which tho feet arc subject N B-O0aco hows fr0m
P.N.toGp VI,
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ToHN LEyISON, AUCTlONEER.-GRAND SALE OP
- splendid Furniture. rich and Paintings.
Mr. Leyison will sell all the Furniture contained in the
l9th Large pier Glnsees 100 yards royal Wilton Carpets
rich paerns Chairs Sofs and rocker
match with blue plush heavy French
hosnny Chairs; Sofa Bedstend Centre Table marble sr
carved Etergre in walnut rich of prepared Birds;
Brussels three-py and other Carpet& French Bedteads
WARDROBE BOOKCASE with kitchen utensils and furniture
Also. 40 snperh Oil Paintings originals by Talbot
Rsanay Bonteilo Cafcrty Hagan. Mr.. r. G. Green and
other eminent American artists genuine Salvats
battle piece, and FIRE at night 400 years old. Sale TO
commence atU A. NJ House open TO viriters At in the
mn nrnip
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RTIRiClAL LEECHES.-ALExANDER'S PATHNT
IA by this inyentios families have sir or twelve
leeehes always roady for and easily applied At tr
ang when ompsrcd TO the expense trcublo Of
tho disgusting reptile Depot Isl Fulton Herald
tuilding
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Arrival OF THE SOntherner at Charleston. !.
CHsRLEsroN, April IT, 1852.
The steamhp sou,hcrnos arrived here vt four O'Clock
this morning
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MsaserOAOEiesi Observations.
MeRsE's hAsNETIo L,NE, orFisE ceRNER raaE
BROADWAY.

SArUNpAY, April II, 1864
BvrrALo, 3 y. Mt Inns been raining all day BE-
romcter 29.20 ant falling. Thermometer 5s Wind
northwest.
RocItysrrR, s i. n--It has been fine day Tt
ranod in the afternoon. 1t Is clean Wind north
west. Thermometer IS.
AUpURn 8 p. Me is o beautiful evening but com
mcncing to cloud up little. Wind northwest Their
mometeI 53.
SYRACUSE, s p. MI - pleasant starlight night,
but little cloudy. Wind northeast. Thermometer 81
Urea. i. Mt is clear and pleasant. Wind north.
west. Thermometer 5S.
ALBANY, 8 =. Mt haxp been the finest DAY OF the
season. IL l. clear starlight evening. Wind north
Thermometer 50. barometc: % Mercury 10
Twoy, r. Mt has bcena BEAUTIFUL day, also even.
ing Wind northwest. Thermometer SO.
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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1862.
SALES ny AUCTION.

fa.r, "a Yos.,., van BssI
No. street viii be sold .thon. reserve the entire
ssmSns whs1i' well known wssksy.
Counters. stand Casks. Horse. Wagon fairness, &c
A uCTIoM NorIcE-C. CASSIDY, AUCrIoNsER-
r. wsm e. 81
gage sale Of Furniture Groceries Dry Goods Guns vions
A' ssf fna sa:
AUCT! oN-FUnNITURB SALES AT PRIVATE
~ DMeinss snd Hotels in tbs city or country NJ.
win ~. their heir sts.stisa
sH':a:': asss
s,yns their M I Si.s' sf. 8 Lynch;
street viii So promptly sttsnded 90 MiCHXEL HENRY
ELIAS BREyO0RT nENRY.
A SETON ~ , sALE-y seGoRMAcK. ,AycrIoNsEa-
Az the ornamon.aron f"rnture a. he store No.
sPrsss s
sns md. iron Sp. Metallic Clocks NiSh Clocks
quantities to suit purchasers, ~ !. ". HAvENs.
A UCTIoN .NOTICE.-RETArI GROCERIES CHAM
aocE Pas9G 81 ss ssssT. ks,ns Tsssday April 10Th at
Black Teas eoScs Cocoa, sweet Cocoats Jajube Paste
sr s' saS
Eaghsh Beer Pump, Ec WA. CARTER. Auetioneer.
PIT CoElLxs; HAyDOCK 4 Co-sToRE. x, VIII
.ust,sn 1000 pasksg.s Gassw.rs from the 4msri
e r. s
whole 20 be sold without psssrve.
HENRY II. IRDDs s co, AUcTraNEERs. WILL
sen at auction, Monday, April la-elegant first
class Cabinet FurLiturc "a no O'clock tc
rooms roo Of DIXON Es 81, Brosavay ths entire
ment consisting in part Of elegant entergercs
wardrobes do; rosewood ana mahogany eSsn-;sn dning
tables par,r suites rosswood in silk
ana muslin, arm, sewing, nad other cha-s spring
chairs covered in do lano, &c elegant tables
do French hedseads rosewood and mohagony sofa
steads and ether descriptions OF furniture black
walnut &c. all Of which is msde IN the LATEST sye and
warranted In every particular.
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTIONEEss, WILL
nture ,lock a NO I4o &adiaoa street Of
Brussels carpets mahogany sofas chairs &c. in cloth;
pianoforte made by Worcester ao genteel bedroom
niture in mahogany oil cloth. kitchen furniture &c
HENRY H. LEEDS C CO., AUGTIONEERS Will
sell at ancson on Monday April 49, handsome House,
hold furnture at los ooook, at No. Charlton street.
near Maedouga sreet insisting sefa
garo chairs rockers In crimson figured plush mahogany
Egyptian marble top centre and pier tables with plate
top dressing bureaus mahogany de-
dining tables mahogany sofa bpdsteads glasses
damask window curtains mante lamps. grandoes dining
sters, pillows Wilton Brussels and ingram carpets
cloths stoves. &c., &C., mahogany 81 octave piano. made
and kitchen furniture.
sell at auction Tuesday April 20 ut IL o'clock tho
ghth ayenue corner lCth street near Harlem
The entire stock ofexoto plants known
florist, Mr. Dunlap who is obliged to tho
Of May consisting Of aurcana cxcesa acncia large and
small enmeas in every variety arias
in glasse lemons and in fruit and flower
for house and outdoor culture. &c.
&C. Also 600 AianAus for streets. 90 900 Eng
h hawthorn for hedges with fancy articles that
line.
vnIN IEyISON AuCTIONEER -CRAND II nv
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THRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL.
No ~ Broadway, shove Grand street. Open every
and we'll known Chrstys Minstres prspg an eaAoent
and versatile corps Of talented and "eAperiepoed
concerts in this city for Of ye.fs have
able audiences. Tickets, 25 cents Doors open at COM
clock The patrons Of Chrstys Mnstrels are
respectfully that the Saturday afternoon concerts
ire disco ontinued.
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NuSCELLANEOU2.


JoHN R. CAMERON, WATCH cHRoNoNErER.
Liverpool.
THE LANDLORDS nYDRANT.-BARTHoLoME
Rps SS,Sn d 1
are s.
in children. Double Hydrants for two yards For
CPRING sTYLEs-LADIEs' BREAsTPINs AND
Bracelets. finished and for sale at manufaoursrs
DAviS SG RAT s5 h,dsss.s .;ss is~ss
~ five stone three stone &c., st in IS carat sod solid
Pins Crosses for sale prices Removes
MAY ' s
No. s75 Broadway. up stair.
LIGHTNING RoD-sToRE NO. 1856 BROADWAY
part the Union. orders addressed Boyer l66 Broad
yin ss attended =. To- silver raS msa, u ssrsdsd At the
asents wanted mmodiaely. Cali at the store.
RRUsuEs BRUSHES IA LARGE AND sPLENDID
Brush s6 BVesas lust S.
yVATcHMAKERs AND JEWELLERS TOOLS, DEN
fists Files, Hand Lathes Slide Rests, Watch Mate
VII sfs IT. ToS R sss hs s at ls ny
Chambers street.
NEW PAPER HANGINGs-Tnos. FAYE 4 CO. la6
spring patterns Of every Known style in trade Ths
public are invited to examine before purchasing Artistic
''''Hf TnoaSs ie % STAY FAYE 40 Pearl street
LMONDs.-75 BALES FINE ALMONDS AND 80
IA bales French walnuts. for sale by
J. y. CLEU CO., NJ. ~ John street.
r EECHEs--LEECuES--7O,0o0 LARGE SWEDISH
IL and German Leeo.es FOR sale at low prices, by
}. 7. cLEU co. Nos, 50 and Johi street.
Two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLATED on GER.
silver Tea Sets Table Forks, SO per doE; Spoons
Taa & Cas- Sssor Ssss M '%si %R aoH M vw9 WIFE,
stree between Fulton and streets opposite the church.
CPEAR's PATENT REVOLVING MITRE Boy-pA-
- tented November. lsolTh machine is - constructed
to be arranged Instantly to cut the mtrcs for obte
acute anglo well joints and warranted Z,
perfect oint Tho whole part Of the right of said
machine for ale For further particular. enquire II
MATHEW SPEAR, Bowdeinham, Ne. or oil J. M KELLY
Fiehn.nd. Mo
DFEFCl EIsY-TwENTy FER CENT LOWER THAN
Y ANY house in New York. by III. u. HART Manufaotar
Hart he's published gold circular lsbei for hitting
ug store complete, containing 100 names for cach
Worthy Of nstice.
designs just i'm ported, by IrRnci5 Fares n Co., Gg
carl street selected expressly TO decorate tho interior
~ superior workmen. are offered at Wholesale roa
tie very lowest prices
CILAS c. HERRINGs WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM
~ Safes (Widers patont) Depot Green Block water
street between Dcpystcr and Pine streets where g. c.
ted Safes warranted free from dampucs c. H. by the
introduction Of chilled iron tho first and only person
who has offered the public safe combining the two
tl qualities necessary to constitute perfect Fire
Burglar proof Safe united in The subscriber also
the sole Of the rights mako and sell Halls laeut
Fair and which he has for past introducing
his cafes much TO tho satisfaction Of tho public bens
the locks generally used BY safe makers
sILAs c. HERRING Nos. i25, l7 and lSo water street
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Scott Delegates from Ohio,

Scott Delegates from Ohio.
BUsrALo, April IT, 1859
We learn from Cleveland that the election Of delegates
TO tho Whg National Con yention resulted without
exception throughout the State In Scott dds
gates.
Democratic Triumph In ProvldeNee.
Providence April II, 1852
The nd trial to elect tho sixth Representative In
this city yesterday result ed in the election of Amerous
Potter democrat by os majority over all Mr. Potter
II the first democrat elected to the Legssture In this
city.
For the Geld Mines 0f australia.
BosroN, April IT, 1859
M Johns N b., papers Of the 18Th inst have boen re-
csiycd here, by the steamer Admiral The st. Johns
k.ps en, ions that petition s sitting out
herr for the gold region Of Australia snd that similar
movenne mt is on foot at Halifax, N s.
Remains OF Conn. Warrin1rOn.
NoevoLg April 10 1862
The remains Of Commodore Warrington today
Inferred in tine family vault.