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sithe iNNKEEPRN oF ABBEv!LLE. Til: evening AVS.
CHHRRY AND FAIR STAR. or the Camel Driver and his
VIE The youthful Giant, Henry Page 10 old, and
toet high may now be scsn, and s great curiosity.
EKANKLIN MUsEUM. l73 CHATHAM sQUARE-GEO
day. commencing Rt ooook In the Aernoon, half
YAse in the evening" This estAblshment the only place
d tho United States whore the Model Artit seen
The company Is composed Of troupe Of rtt sseotd
"h'lle Cayuet Premier Model 30 this ss.ablishmsnt
magnificent series of groupings will be produced carefully
selected from the most admired paintings and with
ncw properties and appointments "IcAs Female Opera
VIII appear afternoon Aad evening Mons LafArgs the
original Antipodean Pedestrian will "heAd dewa-
wards On the ceiling ~ elevation Of twenty-five feet
I9m the ground and length feat which throws
World ever produced Mons Gregoie the strongest IN
tho world will break, with his nAked any stone the
audience choose to Offer with other
a. strength. THO unrvaed tribe Of "Acrobato Sisters
producing exetemens by teir sstraordnary s1hiS
Mons variety Of givpa
every acn and evening such bs n othse
establishment in the world For full particulars Of seoA
Seats in Private Boxos 50 cents Orche Seats vita
sHshioned arm chairs l cents Boxes 70 cents, Gallery
NEW ORLEANS OPERA AND BALLET TROUPE,
performing AZ The Musical Fund Hail. Philadopha
10 crowded houses will shortly in this city intro
suoing new era in ipstrelsya style original and mimi
table, The troupe comprises fifteen talented psrsrmsr
under the management Of Samuel y. Sanford.
yTEMPLE OF THE GRACES-NEW PLACE OF AMUSl
mont, three doors above Eblos Open every might
the Of classical illustrations Of Ancient Stauar
Ahiopian Minstresy. and other saterAinments DesES
epen At o'clock; performances 70 commence ats
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V'AvRRS.ThR STAGE HOUSE KNOWN As THE
on ,nnnn. az hs l1tsn Ferry Brooklyn. for SALE
lease for four yssrs from May is ths rent o ssy
tho prepis;a. wv v
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MORNING EDTTION---FRIDAY. MARCH 49, 1862.

yielded to none In sympathy for the down-trolden
people OF other countries. But Deep broad ardent
and sincere those sympathies wcre hc remembered h
hrt duty was TO his country The arrival hero OF the
distinguished Hungariah and Its consequence caused this
affirmation Of our foreign policy to be DESIRABLE e then
alluded to Gov Kossuth at length and said that he would
not assault him. lilo would not take I'm from tho
coronet Of his fame but consgn him and all he claims to
be- TO the arbamcnt Of tho enlightened judgment OF tho
would He had opposed the honors given to NJ Kossuth
banquet where no Appius Caudius stood to warn Anne
rica and protest against the doctrines there advanced
lie then referred to Mr. Clay as tho Caudus who subc-
quently did dying protest against tho new doc
trine lie said he himself had fear Of the influence Of
Gov Kossuths doctrines upon tho people He then ex
amncd Messrs Cas and Stewards proposed protest and
their speeches He opposed them In strong language and
repudated the idea that protest made and Rus
a should return an insulting that the the United
States would have to pocket tho insult and take fur
thcr notice Of It, lie would veto every dollar TN tho
United States treasury to send all It's rcsent any
national ndignity but he ridoucd tho idea Of sending
protest to Russia with that did not mean
anything offensive by it, and intended nothing at all ca
cuated to disturb the and tranquility Of the Gar
He asked why the sympathy Seward and Cass
not heard OF until Al Kossuth arrived here e then read
from tho writings Of Washington Mr. Ciay's spoeohc
and from General Jacksons &c. to shew that
Mr.. Seward had erred greatly in quoting them As au
thorcs IN favor of Intervention. He maintained that
but for oil time. lie discussed these points at con-
siderable length.
Dir CAss (dem) Of Mich, replied, defending himself or
some points
Mr Jours rqjoncd and, after q fcw remarks from Mr.
Hail. Mr. soule got tho floor aud the subject post
poncd until Monday.
LAND WARRANT
The report Of the Comns6ttee the Bounty Land Bill
then taken up and agreed to- when the Senate ad
journed.
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ID RMOvAL FROM E BROADWAY TO 39 BROAD
N way. ". ChArpcuticr, shirtmAker. from Paris
aad Charpener Co., french Taiiors Chcs Of tho lscst
styis of kurspesa Cesds. sis DtssdwsS,
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LID TO THR uNRoRrIIN ArH-GRRAr nuuoNsrpA

A I'D TO TnR UNF0RTUNATH-GRRATD DHNONsTRA-
Al ten a. the Bowery Amphhsatre. In bohat Of the
turned Cuban Prisoners who will appear in In
she arena on the occasion Saturday eyonns March 20 m
10 we pubc-Mareh IL ls02.Mo the undersigned. mem.
unite and aot as Commistec attend ~ benefit 10 be
given Saturday night next at the Bowery
Tor the relio Of tho Cuban Prisoners aboard
tho shp Prentice and 70 assist thom getting thsir
William Bris!sy. Ninth dG Asrsh.n Moore Fr.s DO;
Wesley Smith, Eleventh do; Daniel p Tiemann Twelfth
40; John PearSall Thirseenth DO; A. A. Dsnman, Six
AlyHrd. M Eishs.snsh d. John Dohersy Nnesoen.h do
Eleventh dol s. 3. MoGown, do, Twelfth do. William NJ.
Tweed Alderman Seventh do; Thomas j. Barr Aldermen
Sixth do; John Boyce James NJ Bard, Aid Rourtoenth
dc; iona 1rS.ss. assistant. Ssyen.eensh do Tipo.hy
R. Compton Alderman Eighth do; O. H. Ring, Assis-
tant, Eighth do; John J. TAFT do, Second do.
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WOoD'S MINSTREL HALL, ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE
w Howard street-Woods Ainstrels.-H. Wood. Pro-
Irietor; 8. A. Wells AanAgcr.-Opon every niyht.-Nr.
Wood takes great pleasure In announcing that he Of
footed with those celebrated ars Mors
3 A. Wells. n Msr. T r Brisss. Leopold D Meyer. ana
until further notice. variety Of now aud original cA
lures giving whioh hs fesls win
merit tho Of Tickets
Is ccnts. Doors open quarter before commences al
quarter before O'Clock. Grand Concerts On Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, ~ e'oiook.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
deIphis from pier No North river foot Of Battery
Morning line leaves NJ SA Afternoon express line at1
M through 70 Phnsdelphis In four and half hours.
Tarc6rst class cars $ eoond class by r. NJ limo only)
e.. Returning leave Phadelphia from foot Of Walnut
street. at NJ and r. NJ Emgrant line, by steamboat
TRANSPORT from pier No. ]. at5P. N. Ysrs 81 10.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRRcT-U. s.
IN Nail and Express Lines through in ~ hours N j.
Railroad vn Jersey City leaving New York A. NJ foot
Of Corlsndt street. 9AM aud bh p M Libersy street.
Leave Philadelphia hours from foot Of Walnut street,
Fare reduced S. for ars class and s. for second clsss
In the above lines and through luggage carried In the
H. and 81 r. NJ lines from New York With through des
tors, without expense
EoR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS-HARA
rsduced-$2 .5-Resnlsrisy and safesy eombined-Ths
esrn o. the New York and Harlem Railroad leave ths CIT
na station, New York, daily, Sundays oxceptsd9 ~
seiock A. ~ and az Y. n. n. SLoAT, Superintendent
RIVER OPEN TO HUDsoN.-PoR HUDSON AND
- ntermedAse Ispdtngs-Stcsmboat SOUTH AMERICA
o'clock, - N'N'Ae"' -
YNAvRRN-THR STAGE UoUsr ywowN "A try
.ft, sA R-ts-
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CHKIsTY'aoPlRA HOUSE,, MECHANICS HALL. NO.
during the week. further notice The original and wen
Known Chrissys oomprisins ohoient and YER
snsss and r.. tho Of chI: yhss o.nesss: z
With favor by highly audiences
Tickets cents Doors open Ut 61s and will commence ~
fully informed that the Saturday Afternoon
W. w. Gould. -
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NIBLO'S GARDHN.-MANAGRR. Mr.. JOHN SEXTON,
N Acting Manager. Mr.. W. Corbyn.-Tokets, 90 osats
Oeloek Third appearance Nine Anna Thilisn and last
ceived with appro baton M Hudson Don
Henrique and Paddy Yitseald Mr. stephen Leach Re
pany powerful chorus and hns orchestra rrids eyes.
DTAMOEDS-La Catarna Ame. Thillon. To wish
the IRISH SECRRTARY-PAddy Pitsgsrald, Mr.. Hudson.
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BROADWAY TuEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
~ and PsraIs. 70 cents Family S.roe and
st to commence at TX o'clock Friday evening MAroh ~
viii DO performed the tragedy Of
Plus Glsudus Mr. fenno; Numssorias Mr. Hind; csu
Crocker Servia Mrs. Abbott La MasourkA ~ Mile Ado
line To conclude with tho farce Of tho DUMB BELAv
Reynolds; Elza, Mrs. Abbott; Mary, Mrs. Seton.
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Bnbcock,
MeElwain, HeMurray, Morgan, Monroe, Newoombo, Ots
Pierce rlst.. Rogers snOw, Tabor, UphAm Van soheoa
NArs.-aessrs. Bsekmsn Kirby, and Smith.
MOTION TO REscIsp TWO or rHs RULES
Mr. CooLEr gave notice Of motion to rcscind the goth
and 32d rules Of the Senate.
1nE CONDUCT OF Pirscs, WHILE CHAIRMAN oY rtfr
ExycurvE sEssios
Mr. BtncocK (whig) offered the following
whereas 10 80 alleged shat George T. Pierce member ~
this body having been placed tom porsry the chair BY
the President Of tho senate, while IN executive scs
havor---nr,tiy by refusing to take the vote by
ayes and nays when regularly called for motion to
adjourn. Secondly in declaring the Senate adjourned
when in fact II had not adjourned and when majority
OF the members present opposed to such adjourn
ment Thirdly In vacang the chair and arrestng the
proceedings Of the Senate when 1t still in session
And whereas this contempt OF the senate by which the
action of the majority defeated and their rights sub
yerted, demands emphatic eondem nation and punish
ment therefore
tors Pst Bartlett, and Beekmsn, be and hereby Ap
pointed with full power investigate the facts with
speed and 90 rsgor. what
dicae the authority and maintain the dignity of Seu
Mr. CoscrR here and sad--If mountain L.
bored and brought forth mouse this certainly Is an
txempbfcation Of the 1t without exception,
the coolest specimen q impndence he ever ov.
That charges madc by minority against
member should be sought TO be tried bcfors
his accusers certainly refreshing besides who arc s
accusers!
Messrs BEKxMAs. WILLIAMS, and vAS Scuoornovss
rising simultaneously ssidws sege that such shin0s
did take place. -.
Mr. Cosern-very well. shsll then In due time move
that these rentlemen he part Of the eopmittee.
Much excitement now prevailed and points q ordsV
raised and Withdrawn ~. ......-1 -, a
Tbs question Was then taken postponlns, md ssd
AyG-Hssses Bartlett, s.sas,., Bssstsi cssssr. css-
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ExPREss AGENCIES. &C,


II. PRIDE co.'s CALIFORNIA IMPRESS, NO
IA Wall street-Hroisht SS cents per lb, transported
across the Isthmus, by Mosquora Co.. ansporte al
the gold DUST Next shipment, BY the H Dorado 2tl
March. A.. H. PRIDE CO.
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NEW ORLEANS OPERA AND BALLET TROUPE,
new performing AZ the Musical Fund Hail. Phadolphia
10 crowded houses will shortly appear this city intro
svong new era in ipstrelsy-asty original and mimi
table The troupe comprises fifteen
under The cement Of samuel 8. SANFORD.
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NEWS BY TELEGR A p III.
.~~.>>~>~~~>~~~~~o>>,~~~~e
BUSINESS IN CONGRESS-.
Work Smoked Out in the Senate.
o1O>cN>rNoo~~<~~>NNr~>r~vN~
THE RAILROAD LAND BILLS PASSED.
No>>~NNNoo~~<~~<~>ou>c~>~
Speech Of Mr.. Jones on Non n-Intervention
S\oN-N~~NNN~>No|~oe~~ro~oH
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC ROW IN THE HOUSE
->e-><>~cc~>|Noo,~O~>~>o~~~
Symptoms Of Fight Between MeSsrs. Fitch
and Dunham.
~e~~~>rNo~~>o~>o~N~o~~NNs
Numerous BunCOmbe Speeches.
.~NNeN>~~c~NNe>~>oUNN>oO>
Mr. Smith Anlmadverting on Gen. eass.
s>o<~V~"~NNN<N~>N>sN@>Ns~~N
PROCEEDINGS IN THE N. Y. LEGlSL AZURE.
r~>ce~@~cr~>1~n>>~~~~~NN~
Great Excitement in the Senate.

Great Excitement in the Senate.
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ID W, ByRNES & CO., 60 SOUTH STREET NEW
York, and No. a6 Waterloo Road, Liverpool, issue
sight Drafts payable throushopt Enssnd Ireland Scot
Dramatic and ST. Georges Line of Liverpool Packets and
New Line from Hamburg and Rotterdam, sailing weekly
Certificates for above lines for SALE
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Lyrsell5HFg IEarkets--Apral IL.
WHOLESALE PRICES

WHOLESALE PRIZES.
--Dacol-Stocks light--Sales l0lall
by the quantity.
PoRK.-Nonc.
BEEr.-We quote by TIE quantityai 4a5 CTS.
FLouR.-SuperGne new $50 with declining
market
WHEAr-Red75c; White 80 cts.
MEAL. Corn Meal 7Ga75c.
GRAs.-Corn 70a75 ctsi Oats 40 IS cents.
GUAxo.-Bestpe Peruvian so to IS perton.
PLAsrEn.-Lump, 50; Ground $40.
SuGARs-New Orleans sag cts: Porto Rico7 to
o cts. Clarified l0all cts. Loaf III to l2i cts.
WHISKY MOuEtain 80 cts. Scarce and in de-
aard.
BxEswAx.-2l to22 cents.
BurrER-Bul little demand for frkins, which
we quote l4al5c for No. !. Fresh, at Marke,
House, brings higher rates, but not uniform.
BnANDY.-App!e, 40ai5; Peach, so to 50 cts.
EAR IRov.-$75aS0 assorteddun.
CoFFEE.-Rio lOi to IL cts Laguira l2al4
Mocha 90. Most frmHess for Rio.
CouxrRY LixENs.-Tow Ito IL 81 Flax l2al4 cts.
CorroS YARSs.--Sales lGal7 cts.
FEAruERs.--35 to sc cts.-Searce and in do
mand.
WooL.-25 to % cts. in dull
WooL RoLLs.-3j to- 7l very source.
GIxsENG.-32a35 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Salrs 40 per Sc ID.
FrsH.-Herrings, No. |, sSl; Halifax No. Her
rings SGa97d; Shad, none: Maclserel, No 3, 81 80
1858
TALLow-Sto 81 cts.-duIl.
TAR.-s3.5c per Dbl.
IEMP.-We quote 81 TO &c. in demand.
LINsEED OlL.-7Ou7 5cts.-in dcmand-
LARD.-l0to 10t cts.
MoLAssEs.-West India IS to 40 cts. per gallon.
y. o. AZ to 10 cts.
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LATEST NEWS.
from Rucnos Ayrcs.

BosToN, April 10-We have received
Rio Janeiro papers Of the End Of March,
which contain later accounts from Bnenos
Ayres.-The city had surrendered, and
Urquisa had been appointed Governor pro
TEN of Buenos Ayres.
Dr. Vincent Lopez had made requisl-
ton on Urquisa for means and force TO sup
press The disorder ofthe populace.
Among the rigid orders for the occasion
was the following-"Any person found
plundering shall be executed within a
quarter of an hour and upon the spot"
Directly after the embarkaiion Of Rosas,
General ManciIa disbanded his troops who
were very disordcrly, plundering and sack
ing houses, &c, in consequence Of which
Urquisa ordered division Of infantry
against the mob, 200 of whom were killed.
Better order was restored.
Montevidio dates are to the Sth Of Feb
ruary. We learn from them. that Rosas
would go to England. in Her British Maj
esty s steamer Conflict. He still, however,
remained on board The Centaur.
The dates from Blenos Ayres are to
the 18th of Feb. On the l2lh the govern
ment was organized as follows
Interior, DR.. Vitue Alsina. Foreign
ID. Luis de Lnpend. State, Grastiaga.
War and Marine, Escalada. Chief of Pc
lice. Gucrrico.
The 18th of February was appointed for
the public entry of the allied forces into
the city of Buenos Ayres, and great pre-
paratons were making for the occasion
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SENATE.
w ASuINGTON

AsuiNGToN, April, y,
Mr.. Hunter moved that the private cal
cnler be postponed one hour for the pur-
pose of taking up the bill for the extension
Of the capitol. After debate the motion
was agreed TO. Q
Mr.. Borland addressed the Senate in OPP
position to the further prosecution Of the
work.
Mr.. Broldhead moved an amendment
nppropriaiing $4,000 to take down the
work already executed, and to restore the
public grounds TO their original state, and
to pay the laborcrs who have been,hrown
out of employment.
This amendment amoun,ed'to an aban-
donment Of the work, and after debate the
amendment was rejeeted--yeas IL, nays
80.
Mr.. Dodge ofiowa, moved to amend the
appropriation by striking out 100000 and
inserting 100000. This amendment also
after debate. was rejected-yeas 16, nays
"a.
Mr.. Borland then moved an amendment,
striking out all after the enacting clause,
and inserting an appropriation to the labor
ers employed on the work, such as thew
would have received if the work had no,
been suspended
Mr.. Borland addressed the Senate at
ength in support of the amendment. and it
was then rcjectcd--yeas 9, nays 49,
Mr.. Borland offered 10 amend the bill
by providing that no contracts should he
made or sanctioned except TO the amount
pi the current appropriations.
Messrs. Cass. Borland Rusk and others
supported it, and Mcssrs. Clemens and
Underwood opposed it. The amendment
was agreed toyeas 81. nays IL.
Gar. Shields moved an amendment civ.
ng to the laborers who have been retained
iere under the expectoiion of being re en-
gagged, the same Amount Of compensations
hey would have received dad The work
Tot been suspended. And after a long de-
pate and various notifications, the amend
nent was agreed to-yeas 90. NAYS Is.
Other amendments were offered and re-
ce,cd. and the bill was then passed.
ne Senate adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Daniel moved that all debate on
re claim OF the representatives Of Gen.
Watson, should terminate in two hours af,.
fr it commenced.
Mr. Florence asked Leave to have the re
buttons of the Printers Union of Phila-
e!phia, read, which was objected to, as
ere several other motions. Among 9th
rs was one submitted by Mr.. Brown, of
isSssippi, restraining the joint committee
the two Houses from discharging one
'ntractor for public printing and subsii-
Ting anoiher. and requiring them 10 re-
ort all failures Of the performance Of the
pniract to the House.
The House then went into committee
the Private Calendar, and took UP the
for the relief Of the representatives Of
en-. Watson. late of Georgia.
Mr.. Bartlett, of W., addressed the1
ouse at icagrh. during which he defined
position as a democrat. and gave his
ssoa FOR opposing the ball
n Va|1h, # 3arylsnd .sallawsl
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Egursscyo1vs afEnfr in baltimore

US HEesSaDssS "a
On Sunday evening last an inohcnsve
man named, Charles f. Rasch, was shot in
low street, Baltimore, by desperate
named William Gault, under -circumstan-
ces Of extreme atrocity. 1t appears that
Rasch resided in Low street, and was at
iraoted by disturbance in the street, and
upon approaching the scene, was aimed at
with six barrelcd r>volvcr, in the hands
of Gault, who, taking deadly ann. fired
three times, each BAN taking effect in the
face-one striking near the forehead, one
near the eye, and the other just above the
mouth, ard each penetrating the brain,
causing the unfortunate man TO fall. The
firing of the weapon drew TO the scene
large numi CIR Of persons, who, seeirg the
prisoner run Oft. in company with another
fellow, started in pursuit. He was over
taken, near the intersection of Aisquith and
low streets, and arrested. Gauit was sub
sequently examined and committed to jail
The Sun Says:
Daring the examination, Cault behaved
mere like Gcmonthan an intellectual be-
ing. Hepersisted in smoking very com
mon and offensive cigar and repeatedly
swore, taking in vain the name of the Gre
ator,not withstandrg the justice rebuked
himscverely. He is fellow with lew sta
ture and deeply peck marked. He seem
co perfectly callousi 10 his fate. and beg 5eJ
the justice to send him 10 Jail.
On Monday morning at one o'clock. the
wounded man was about b,eaihiug lis last
surrounded BY his weeping family.
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Denth of Rishop Hedding.

PoUGuKEPEslE. N. Y, April 10--Bish-
OPP Hedding, senior Bishop Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, died here last night.
after brief illness. No man perhaps was
more universally esteemed. ALI who had
the pleasure ofhis acquaintance loved him.
His whole life has been constant exam
pie of Christian humility and virtue
Where good could be done, there was he
TO be found. In his death, the denomina-
ton TO which he belonged, as well as the
social circle, have lost an Invaluable mem
Der. He breathed his last in perfect tran
guilty, and yielded up his spirit with a
full consciousness Of entering upon the en-
joymenis Of a brighterand happier world.
His funeral takes place tomorrow.
Bispoh Waugh, Of Baltimore, viii sue
coed the deceased in Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-15

The Baltimore American takes up the
subject of"French Spoliaions," and reads
Congress lecture upon it, which is not
unmcritcd. These claims should have
long since been settled. lfthey are just,
they should be -paid-if unjust dismissed
1t is unworthy Of a great nation to keep
her citizens for half a century clamoring
at her doors for Justice. The American
very justly remarks:
The idea will get abroad we fear, that
the payment Of just dues on the part Of
Congress may lie kept hack and indeG-
nitely poslponed in order tina, theresources
If the Treasury may ftrlish a more abIn-
daut harvest for less varranlablc requiai-
lions. The country viii not be likely TO
complain Of expenditures by Government,
when il can be clearly shown that they
have been made On good grounds and il
accordance with Justice"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-15

poIsoNED.-The family of Mr.. William
Miller, dentist, OF Harrisonburg, Va, with
some visitors, We're poisoned on the Sd
inst, from eating cakes made up with soda
that had portions of arsenic mixed with it.
A physician was called in Immediately,
who succeeded in saving their lives.
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April 12-tsif


TT EEV GSCES.-WM L. PAGE respect
/ fully Informs his friends Sc. that he has just
received his Spring and Summer Goods, among
which will be found black, blue, brown, olive,
green. and the plum color Adelaide French
Cloths and Buttons, Sergcs and Velvets TO MATCH
black French Doe Skins and fancy Cassimcres from
medium to finest; Linen Drills; do do Vestings of
Marsaiics. Sik Satin, &c. somevery fine, and the
best assortment Of Tailors Trimmings in this mar
ket. Jno NJ Davis G. Jones' Shirts; three ply col
lars; half hose; fg'd white satin white lawn; sia
and linen and other cravats Alcxanders kid
gloves; cornelan coat links; shirt studs; cravat
buckles. &c Also. Tailor's Tools Of every kind ::
shears, points. squares, crayons, French chalk,
1-ssasurcs, brushes. needles. thimblcs, bodkiBs
SCOTS New York Fashions. &c.
Any Of the above goods will be made up Cir de-
sired) by my father Ambrose Page at short notice.
and good III and lectL-male garment guaranteed
April l-i,f5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-15

Mons. Pctn, who recently arrived at
Boston from France, has gone 10 New
y ork, and announced that he ui i'll test his
flying machine" as soon as the weather
will permit.
We note from Paris by the two last ar
rivals, mysterious hints in all TIE English
letters, of some movement about TO pro-
ccedirom the President. l, is generally
supposed to be the proclamation OF the
President.
Prince Pierre Bunaparte has, if we are
to believe the Independence Of BRUSSELS,
been sent into sort of exile as consul in
the United States, with salary of only
$4,000 francs year.