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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-07

NEW BooKs.--We have from Messrs NASH g.
WooDHoUsE the following new publications
"WoMEN OF CHRIsT1ANITY-Ez Exemplary for acts
Of piety and charity. By JULIA KAvANAGH, author
of "Women in France, Nathalie" sc.
There is at present an epidemica desire among
the gentle to be seen and heard publicly. This
does not, in all cases. cause the most delightful re.
Elections en- the strength OF understanding, or love
of right which it is the aim of these heroines to
create, for they have most lamentably mistaken
the true and noble end of woman's existence, and
wandering about in a labyrinth of ideas,
where they have been led by self.esteem.
1t is consolatory to turn from the dizziness shown
by the "Bloomers' to the contemplation of those
women who have frightened the page with their
thought, and cheered the world by their charity
In the women of Christianity there Is galaxy
of worth that will shame all the rush-lights of
Bloomerdom by its purity and wisdom There is
the history of the ssnr.like Elizabeth of Hungary
the noble Madame de Miramion, who won back to
virtue the votaries of vice; Hannah More the in
tellectual; and the philanihropic Mrs. Fry women
whose rights were to obey their husbands, to raise
their sex from degr sdaon to advance religion and
to console the afflicted.
The lives of each of these point to higher ex-
ceence than wearing pantaloons or swords.
We have rarely met a work of more interest, in
a small space, than the one before US, and we are
sure that all 'who read of the worth of woman"
in its pages will acknowledge that there is nothing
more to be desired from her than they record
TEMPLEToN's ENGINEER, MILL-WRIGHT AND
MECHANICS CONFERENCE.-The is, no doubt, very
valuable work to the elias. of men for whom it is
designed. lis improved and enlarged by an Ameri-
can Editor, Mr.. julius w. Adams, whose talents and
profession of Engineer fitted him for the task 1t
contains number of useful tables on squares cir.
conferences, circles and tubes. 1t is from the press
of Appleton g. Co.
DIsTURNELL's RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT AND TEL
EGRAPH BooK.-This is little book highly useful
to travellers, and to any who has any thing to
do with feels any interest in the public works and
enterprises of the day 1t has besides statements Of
the steamboat lines of the ocean ami inland steam
and railroad routes, most excellent map in which
are laid down all the railroads, canals, &c, OF the
country.
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O. FOX RENT-The large and commodi.
Nai GUS brick tenement, corner of Brock Avenue
and Baker street, we'll calculated for Boarding
House; has grocery stand connected with il.
For terms, which will be accommodating to
good tenant, apply to Jacob Shook, or to
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
k4ys Possession given at once. fe 7--3t*
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OsT-A large leather Pockt I. Book, with al.
IL phabet, containing sundrys accounts and
ceipts. liberal reward will be paid for IFS return
to me.
All persons, against whom have accounts, are
warned not to pay any person except my clerks
or myself. WIN. HI. ENSIGN,
tie Tit. 146 Mainst.
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a. FOR sALE-A blooded Mare, beaut:-
69Iful in appearance, of fine form and action,
SIX wears old this Spring. If early application be
made a bargain may be had. Enquire at the office
of Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
fe TIT - G. w R0YgTER
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- DIR. E. c. FISHER tenders his
80 services to the public in the various
branches of his profession.
Office in the basement of his dwelling, on 4th
street, between Broad and Marshall streets, end
door from the corner. no 27-6m*
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AMERICAN HOTEL. RicLmond.

AWEKICAN HOTEL, KIchmOnf, Va.
O. THE subscriber begs to inform his friends
E:a and the travelling public, that the American
Hotel has just been elegantly reftted and furnished
in the most costly manner. The situation of the
house is unsurpassed, being Main street. front.
ing the Capitol, and com manding a fine view of
the James river and surrounding country.
Having had the experience of several years at
Jon es HOTEL Philadelphia, the undersigned assures
his pa'rons that no trouble or expense shall be
spared to make the American all that first class
hotel should be.
fe linz / MIIDERERGER SMITH
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49, LEE 81 BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
~ LAW.-SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTARY
PUBLIC, attends to the taking of dispositions, at.
testing deeds, and other legalinstruments and all
til duties generally of the Office of Notary.
Office on 18th street, End door from Main.
La 2ldIm&
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DIR. CLAWS OFFICE--Re-
49, moved to 9th street, between Broad and
Grace streets, next to the Washington Hotel.
CallssSgr professional services left at my Office
night opday, or at the office of the City Hotel will
be promptly attended to. My boy will sleep 10 my
Office. ia TIM
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DIR. A. HI. ATWOOD, HoMG.
3>A PATRIC PHYSlCIAE--Ofers his ser
vices to the people of Richmond and vicinity in
all the various branches of his profession. DR..
ATWOOD may be found at the Floyd House, corner
OF Main and 18th streets, opposite the American
Hotel ia Tim"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
AxorurR ALLEGED CALIFORNIA TICKET

SxrNn1y-Compaintsh have recently been preferred be-
fore Justice Osborne 1.-THE Lower Ponce COURT yonn
McCratb of No 81 Eleventh-st, Sylvester Aldr1ch OF
No co. Westst and Isaac and Simon Blnn OF NO %
Greenwichst, against George t. Hamilton, Heen Dn-
GLE John 5. Miller, Henry Widen and Cnas .. lalale,
who are alleged 10 keep office together under the Ocean
Bank for the sale of worthless tickets for California
Mir Mc(;rath sweas that the 18th ult he purchased
ticket az the Office referred the representation made
To him by the parties then there that Mr. Hamilton owned
a steamship called the Reindeer which was 10 90
ready for sea on the hrSt OF April IN ths once
a model of the steamship shown 10 him. und every
requisite accommodation promised He then purchased
ticket which he paid 500 Mr. AldTich syeaIs Una,
Of March he was by him induced buy passage ticket IN
the office under the Ocean Bank, to by the Reindeer
was told that there only ticket left which he coud
hav, r 5000 The Reindeer represented TO nm a. DO
Ion ring m Hantons Mail Line and was IN every respect
GOOD vessel and further that Mr. Hamilton one the
veahies in this City Upon these co
plainant purchased the ticket for which he PAD 80 that
Hamilton Is not responsible, having until recently oeen
bartender in small saloon An emgran runner na,ea
Geo f. Cook called upon TO corrooora,e te M
~ tbe.e witnesses and that he knew Hamilton DIN
se and Te 10 in the habit OF selling tickets OF 'ne %
ERUPTION above described; that Dnge had come 70 nin
sTo and asked him to sell Of the tickets issued
by HAMILTON and he (Cook believing them 70 os ~; %
took and gold It to sr Aarch sna seertaned
that they fraudulent he informed A,aI d.; in
and requested him to make complaint si,' The o.
fre ~ amon 10 purchase tickets and were asked
for them but not having much money TO spare tney
SEEMED nm and said he would take them to place "iao
,tp Inv tickets cheaper. IL is alleged that ne tnsn
tooE them 70 the Office of Mr. wdon, IN Green"isnwv NJ
where they purchased two tickets for sov esn d.vt in
Tbos Wood of No. IS Clnton-st, made an NJ Miller
which Il appears that he reccmendaton OF MI con
was employed by Hamilton to sell the tickets On NJ Miller
ton that he was to pay all the proceeds over % M a this
He Aid TINS TO the amount of 5000 Ii Is probable Ia
amount large ns compared w.sh s az his tickets
:, pstnn Rufaio Cincinnati and other cities M,e -
being arrested by Officer Fulton stated % from Ham
NJ " r.nsnce nj mower Of attorney gwen 70 M -
GOWN Co, Of Panama whom Hamilton hsS sIsts to
ovTe about $50 600 for thus honorins me- ~ Po
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Disasters. &c.

ss fof Boson.) Croven. from San prsncses
Jan 81 hsh and dry tbs reef She t5L wret,
but les such poson that her nsHns &C. can Al
Sss,e Me In Ig46 and was Yiaei s3O00 She insured 10
Boston for t20 eqry divided between the Neptune and oys
Ton remainder probably insrned Of Bosos
There also $1,000 the City Mutual Office the chatter and
freight -
coos down She from shoss
daylight The underwriters sent tie H. B. FORBES 70 boz
Son r.Ius Mindse for York. ,shor. ths
chop Of Holiness Hole ~ have discharge % get OF
The sncw HI hed that the wrecked schooner snsss
Of newton, recently stranded has BIZ tie SAN saS
Of the vrecers employed by the insurance f- ss
afozi Destination but Little injured NJ C. ts
SIT The agent, passed through ysss h. week o. bswv
Lewovn, Del telegraph for additional vreny appafsias 70
attempt the raising Of ba Sunbeam ~rekei al the sane
srrp soil praeo iI,h Y~sry ssS
o rbp Manuel Wtson tie 2oh b. the u Marshal The "s
brought s56.D. and the sties $3.50 .A~
Ge, the teofssna, Of Papa. 70 of 100 $50.
fl.,s ~ inn' s"Ii ~ M Co yss
for si6Oo She is designed sor packet mp
Sen. Sea-. of B.rn.,ab HARDY, IRON Bo.os y, sey non'
which was shore AT Cosnlt ai-ted % ~ ser ns -
stable. which vessel tt oct q be- , s o r y. rors Sac
~ no. ON he railway Fsifsxven no sepaifs y -
bsis & =, .~sln~r Nina. from prlous situation 90 tss
80 -, ons- considerable iaion between the
eonpsHis.' was sod 90 the ON ms" '"1'"' w
J.ps. MeKussr (of Fr.rkEa AaLaPs osaderst N
- shau st al board psTsbed several portions o.
~ wrck pcked the bssh 81 cAses'y ans ,ee
BODY maa. recognized Of tie 'erin' was QUA" srs
n. s,r, JAS, H...osp Cor Liverpool wh cotton ~,s sefy
desoyes Sy als 8, .., re. sd5 ] ~ he .s srs
M -. nj Ami l3-Tbe Msy Jane Ia. been sesschsS
from ne stS S r. n,-,ser v.er. shs .aak in %
r deu,y mreh eos, VII attend her shs has -
cesI A. LssBssr ashore HOG fs,a:s o. De
ITh M her nom New oh fs Besas ehA -
Of 6r 900. saa arrived Of sorsoA iiiA She 'ss
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"WEDNESDAY, April H-PM
The Stock market experienced little


check this morning the sales of the Fances being mod
crate and quotations generally lower At the Second
Board. however, there a reaction with an active
market and higher prices The demand was for all the
leading stocks and full prices bid at the close
Reading shows Improvement OF u = cent tile
morning, although still lower than yesterdays prices
Canton recovered from its decline * y cent closing in
demand at e2as 1t Is understood that some parties
went short nine hundred or thousand shares to-day of
this stock. Norwich firm at the Second Board
For Stoningon 81 bid and Nicaragua fell off TO 49,
but afterward recovered to AN in demand For Har-
lem 76k was bid, showing firm market. link was
active and firm at the Second Board and closed at l3
an improvement of 25c. y share. sale of Montgo-
mery Zinc was made at g. Northern Indiana Railroad
improved ", selling at 100 Long Island was steady at
e23 For Erie Bonds there fair demand, but the
market was not firm. Government and State Stocks
in demand and scarce at full prices.
There is but little doing in Exchange,
and the market is well supplied with bills. The free
shipments of Cotton and the renewal of the movement
in Breadstus will keep the supply full Sterling is ga
a9l. for good and irst-class bills Francs, 5250520
In Freights there is q fair business doing,
but rates are heavy To London, 1000 bbl. Flour, I'D
1000 do Oil Cake, Il 9; 1000 do. Tar, II z; 300 pkgs
Beet and I,ooV Dusheis "noa'' Pii'''o ''ni'' ~
LIVERPOOL. Cotton 732d- asked; 3l6d offered; 1000
bbls Flour, l4d 0l5d. 5000 gals Oil, III g. 20 tuns
Wood, ISL all To Havre the packet 10TH has 900
bales Cotton hc. Ashes, Bark and Rice S60Sa. 1900
Oars. lie. y foot To Havre from Apalachicola ship
was taken up at c for Cotton from Galveston to Liver
pool an American bark at 1l4c. from North side St
Domingo to Bremen Dr. brig at s5 for Tobacco,
Coffee and Honey, with y cent primage from North
side Cuba to New York. vessel at 45 and 80 for Sugar
and Moasses from Jacksonville to NewYork another
at g 50 y NJ, for Sawed Lumber To Calfornia, the
rates are SOC 065c by clipper ships. To New.Orlcans
the quantity of goods offering moderate at &C. p foot
The receipts at the Custom-House are
e7o142; payments s266,527 balance, s3,35O,154.
The returns of thirty-two of the City
banks exhibit the following results compared with
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=, gentlemen made motions ana
Severei If order-she excitement seemed 70
ss e t1 pn lae said that, as he wanted harmo-
MI To- he would foreeo making his speech;
syh ihe h I'LL ~ moving 70 lay the whole subject OF
e ... sos, UPON the table.
Pending this % %ss. .. s as ss oesS v ~sns
49, &c the Homestead bill
Swr jxyKIys opposed it, contending tina,
vi - IN hundred could avail themselves OF
seo ore Besides, Congress has no night 10 Evo
y psn. ispds away in the manner proposed Amer
ee p.s,u.;on OF Mr. Jenkinss rensrks Tire Commkses
- ~hen the House adjourned
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Markets. .... CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE Tribune

NspsEspAr, Apni IL
AsHYs-The market shade for Po offering
SALES Of 20 bbI, ssSs5 Pearls quiet q, 81 s7l
fIorR AND MRAIs marIs, IS again easier for the low and
better grades Of state and Western Flour the eIes.s
doing export the decline shot half the sales were for ship
aa a, - - good brands bb fair brands
sold at - 1874 The sales OF Domestic reach 900 bbs ~ .h
rousd hoop Ohio via Orleans and 81 Ss4
Michigan and Indiana southern Is not very plenty, AMI
trade buying steadily and there fair business do
for the West Indies Sales Of 200 bb. y 25ss4 for
ssa to good .t o 100 S - q - ca,n Me-. &
lower dull sales Of 100 bbb jersey % 2 Brandyrne
GRAN-There inquiry for Wheat and tn. mari steady
The export muir. & and the .an9 not se There s I ~,
Southern and 24O mixed do at 9ic Rye more plenty
md limited S.,+s eTSS and Ds os a .nd e q
firm s-- 800 bush fair two rows At ;.c Barey Mali da at -
Jersey Corn and very dun The supply iase
and Southern Yso" i and rass % !. s Toe q, sD
Yellow White southern is quiet al oo'eS Western mixed
WHIsKY-The plarket duh The maske, as lost the buoy
.ncy no,ed in last Prison held At &c. wi buyers a. .i4c
COPPEIs-we sals Of 1000 rbs. old al l9c. cash
NAVAL sToREs-Roush Tuentns has advanced sno,her s
ninaon at g. 37as3 Spirits continue firm At Sc at which
lew hundred sold Resin quiet 600 bbs North County sold
IRON steady; scotch Pig sold al go NOS to arnys
the retail sales only realize go So S 'un' English
Provisions is ,s,n be:,sr bo, there Is l. dom.
~. demand the market eo-es unsettled The .ss s
$50 sls s51sls 20 for new ness VIZ ne SFo
sr ola DO and SO COR Prime, asi ss - for new
,hn Ness 10 Beef plenty bat the narset
very hrIn steady demand sse- Of 800 bot IN % ~ -
S.Il Is or Ne and s. 1880 rs oI Prime Prime Mes dan
At 81 szsO firmly held Beef Han. are ert Al slo ~,
I.i better demand. IN part for shpp1s sales
If 10 bbi- and Oh s91s and 900 kes' at 10
Picked Meats rather better With air ceHan sses o. 10
$3.50. Han. Al iOe Shoulders at 0csc, and -,
400 d short Mdds dry salr nj 81 Butter comes tor-nd
49,. rd M, market steady for Western Ne~ fos At 40
ne and Orange 2so Cheese sis' and freely offered
G5i ,Hse. L.
wt mot favorable reception Nearly hsh were withdraw,
y Blacks whb declined about ic Greens resred previous
pnces ,oo -. III Z. , L.. =,
O. i7k3s3 6sky 49,,
ra new crop .od "a Vsl; 500 Cuba at 2oc @ - oas
Connecticut Seed At 5ac IT, %
ono and DO Manufactured more seve of
the Canada 1900 packages changed hands ts week
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afternoon Session.

A resolution was adopted to adjourn at
nooa tomorrow.
The HOUSE, went again into COMMITTEE
of the Whole ON shs General Appropriation bill =
The question pending was the motion OF
Mr. Errcnrrs b. strike out $4,000 for sue No'ns I'M,
School, and insert t60OO for Western Norrna 'cnoc
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN advocated the proPo'i,
don 10 esssbi.h The Western Normal SsaID an, wa. 40
list the expense ascending the School At Apsn! W. ~.
great, that but few students were prcseh' ifon N''
interior counties OF The Stale xIy.
Tn. amendmensfor 81, 1000 for Western
Normal School was lost -. on ooo
The amendment striking ous olU,ooo
and inserting 5000 was sarried-Ayess 20 noe; ID
Mr.. A. SMITH moved TO increase sne aP-
preparation 10 5000 Carr1ed7Aye' ~ 'o0'
The item was Adopted, a.. oooL
Mr.. A. SMITH moved that S2o'ooo DO
a,a.d between the incorporated Hospitals OF she Ssas
out of the City Of New for1--sho'o Ooi"s "' f'0
yided for in the bill Agreed W: Il
''' Tb 70, amendment relative to the comm
NON, .,neu.es of the Legislature was agreed 70.
gem NJ LAKE moved to strike out $1,000
for the KewY Apprentices Library, Lost ~
The appropriation of $1,000 to the Troy
Female Seminary stricken out
The bill was then reported.
Mr.. A. CHAMBERLAIN renewed the mo-
don to appropriate bat $1,000 for the Normal School
LOST Ayee 81, NOcs d. -,
Mr.. VAN SANTvoORD renewed the amend
rent TO raise the appropriation TO the Orphan Asyums 10
e:s5OOO Carried-Ayes 46; Noes, Al -.
The bill to authorize the construction OF
a Railroad from Lockport to Tonawanda was read a
third time and passed , -,
The General Appropriation bill was then
put ON it, final passage and passed Ayes a.
The bill to incorporate the Staten Island
Savings Bank passed.
The Annual Supply bill was then taken
up. =.
Mr.. LAKE moved to strike out the item
of Al 900 for the New.York Mechanics Institute.
The item of about $4,000 tor the Select
Committee during the Of the last Legislature
called out quite long discussion ,.u =,
Before going through with the bill the
Committee rose and reported progress and " lors
O'Clock the House adjourned
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News from the South.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, April IA, Ioo@
There Il no mail south Of Mobile tonight. The Sa-
vannah papers contain full particulars OF the great nre
ance of $4,000 in New.York Office, and others of the
sufferers are also insured In NewYork. The British
ship Jane Hammond much injured by the hre a.
TO render her worthless Mr. Lamar lost all his booEs
and papers.
Rufus Greene who was convicted at Mobile OF for
pery has been sentenced years imprisonment in
the pemtentiary.
The complimentary dinner 10 Hon. Robert McLane,
given by his personal and political friends takes place
tomorrow night 1t will BIO largely attended and grand
affair. !,
bill granting the Railroad Company the privilege Of
erecting bridge over the Susquehannah River at Havre
deGracc was reported In the Maryland Legislature
to-day.
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Movements Of KOssuth.

BALTIMoRE "Wednesday, April a. 1872
Mayor Jerome received letJer from Kossuth this
morning stating that he will not be able pay his prom
ised second visit to Baltimore at present. on account OF
his anxiety proceed direct to Boston before the ad
journment Of the Legislature in compliance with their
invitation to visit the glorious Bay State. He returns
thanks for the enthusiastic reception and unbounded
kindness extended to him by the citizens and author
ties Of Baltimore his first visit and hopes that the
came kindness and enthusiasm will give him comfort on
his return to the Monumental City, which will be
shortly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
LOCOMOTIVE ExPLosION.-The engine

LOCOMOTIVE ExPLOsION.-The engine
No. 100 ON the Erie Railroad, collapsed fue on Tues
day evening near Chester instantly killing the fireman.
and nearly if not fatally scaldng the engineman The
engine was nearly new and was considered one OF the
best ON the road The explosion was probably caused
by the neglect of the engnenan in allowing the water
10 get too low in the boiler No passengers or any per-
sons except those on the engine, injured. The
train was detained I'LL another engine could be procured
and the disabled engine removed from the track
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MARRIED.

IL Lowell Nsreh 81. ~ Re-. Mr. Gsy.d, NJ GyOH0x 4
BENNETT Of Ne. Mah- H.. 20 Mo ABBA A sHAckr0ND.
Lowell -..-...u--
LINZ a.axAt~r Of Chamber inssrsah Ess sn o. tbs cw
GA w~sr~saay April H. By Re-, Dr. ryss. HChAkD -
WOOD 10 MARTHA. dsushtsr of Afrrs Willis
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Dur, .nr,pu. M.RKrrs, Wednesday, April IA.

IN. FIorn coutnnes aue and ony is" -
barrels good brands have been dpo-ed OF al ~ ' ~ rom
o. rd There Is inquiry for city consumpton :. n
a 70 a. l and extra brands. according %
~. ,na sal-s have snsprct fse -l,,.
-. .v and Of red have been made AZ - b,r.
A. Nc ~ bush buzh Rrs sold ., re Inc .S,snce Oars
Cosx-ea.es yellow st ole, aios wlch there
are IN sood Sen.sn1 a In .s PRIME a els 50
~ba,.- N-as PoHr frm n sls 90 sna sr,,j~
q M c,1 ssrled Ness Bs.s B.ess 80 =, % nj
a Hans al iaisc SIDE. ioc Az - s~ss Pnces Of
,se csasss ne steady wa.s' 'e' 81 nc "a
mi .ht-
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cAdvertisement1
AWFUL SACRIFICE OF LIYE IN NV

AWFUL SACRIFICE OF LIYE IN NEW
YoRk.-Since Lyon cut down the price of his Magnetic
Powder and Pills to IS cents per flask and box the
slaughter among the bedbugs and reaches the rats and
the MICE has been Incredible His sales at the reduced
rates are from trey thirty gross per day. If things
90 on in this way, Lyon will have wind up his busi
ness from the simple fact that there will be nothing in
the shape OF noxious insects vermn left to kill Look
out for countereitng pedders and other impostors-
Buy only of Lyon No 424 Broadway, or of his agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
SECOND BOARD.
PILL AnEIpHlA SALEs OF SrocKs, Wednesday,,

April l4-F Doard-0 Pens H. H., A.; ~ do, fi's 80 Ba
Meadow r. ISL Penn Bank ll61s $500 State -, l0;
sso do, lOt; 5000 Camden and Anboy R!lEk; T!T0
Ielsh Reading r. H. 6s, 10, So $500 Read X
Mort 6 49, s5 vicksbug II. r.. 6 $1,000 City o. ~ ~
$3.50 IS, g3 Farmers and Mech Bank, 7Os 20 Gard
Bank, H. 60, o., AGO
S,oond BOard-sl 900 Reading r. r. Mort is. f, 1914 $40
Camden Amboy H. r. ~ 70, 95 p Bank 3 silO l.
$500 Sch Nav rs, rs, 81 10 Penn X r. AZ Mech Bank
sOz ~ Beaver Meadow H. r. lsa 81 90 Reading X H. To- TO-
90; 800 City X. X. Is, l0iE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

CINCINNATI, Wednesday, April IA, 1882
Between and o'clock this morning break occurred
IN the Miami Canal in the of the House Of Refuge,
which was flooded with water, and portion Ofsthe
outer walls were washed away. The inmates occupy
ing the lower floor rescued with great difficulty.
Other property in the neghborhood also sustained great
damage The break is 10 feet deep and 40 feet long
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The Albany Ordered to San Juan.

| NRw.ORLEANs Tuesday, April 13, 49,, P. NJ
Letters from Pensacola Fla, dated the 10th inst,
nounce the arrival of that port of the L. s. steamer Sar
anac Commodore Parker had ordered the sloopot-
war Albany be despatched Immediately to San Juan,
In consequence OF dispatches received by him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

ice Cont yesterday afternoon arrested Yallals and VII
DON Tho only connection Of he lsxfsr In the Ansncson
appears 10 be that he loaned money Hamilton wseks
eSo ana took tickets security. which he partially disposed
OF hsmons order and in good faith for the purpose OF
getting his money hack again. Tho testimony in tho c.s
duplicates hun To the Of the sale two ncks which
formed part Of the four which the loaned by
bail in the Of 600 Miller was required find bail in
me sum OF 1l0 600. Hamilton has not been arrested