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LOUISIANA.

fdTlSl OF 81. Martin.
Julie-belongs to Mr.. Hays, parish of
Lafayette.
o. Jako-belong s to Hypolite Boussard, Pla-
qulmine parish of Iberville.
Parish of Fast Feliciana.
Moses--black; SIT 10in. belongsio Luther
Smith, West Feliciana.
Harry-black, 26 years old, SIT Gin. bushy
hair. scar on each hip, belongs 10 Transimond
Landry, near Donaldsonville.
Third District N. O.
Abraham-4S years old, SIT Gin. very
much poc-pitted, belongs to Mr. Ra5by, Pas
gula, neal Biloxi.
Caldwell Parish.
Butler-30 years old, Git. belongs to Mr.
Aarons, Ouachita river.
Simon--30 years eft. belongs TO Mr. Aar-
aa. Priest-30 years ST Gin. belongs to same.
East Baton Rouge.
Stnart--copper, 81 years SIT Tin belongs
to DIR Guy, Mancbac.
Henry-grid, 80 years SIT Sin heayybeard
round face long curly hair belongs to Strickland
Arkansas. Badly wounded whencommitted.
st, Charles parish.
Martin--40 years, SIT Pin belongs to Da-
que ir. parish of Jefferson.
keDe-30 years SIT Gin belongs to DR.
Martin Ascension parish.
BATON ROUGE.
T~om-mullatto, 26 years SIT l0in belong
to Brooks, near Plaquemine.
Joseph-dark, Is years ST Gin belongs to
Robert II. Barrow. M
Thomas-nlack; 90 years ST lOin belongs
to Williams Vicksburg.
PLAouIMINE--PARisH OF ~IBERvILLE.
Philip-dark grifi, Is years sit sin belong
TO Slater, parish OF Vermilliou.
W~illiam-lark gritI, &c years SIT Gin be.
longs to Williams, IL miles below N. o.
JEFFERSON PARISH.
Frank-l9 years SIT Tin belongs to Jane,
Lahr, near Donaldsonville.
Henry Anderson--37 years SIT Tin says
he is free camo to South Carolina with John
Higgins.
Camb:idge-l2 years Aft sin belongs te
Paisley, N. 0.
JACKSON PARISH.
Henry-25 years SIT Sin belongs TO Bow.
lie, near the Red Church.
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NOTICE

hereby give notice, to all persons indebt.
ed to the firm Of Martin KoeIIishk
George Fussleman, not to pay their accous
to George Fussleman, as | will hold them
accountable for them after ;Ins notice.
The Books of the firm will be given into
other hands for a final settlement, after
winch further notice will be given.
All persons having claims against this
firm, viii please send in their accounts.
MARTIN KOELLISIf
July l4,-tf. be-
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-
BY HENRY S. FooTE~
GOreysoT Of the STATE n afis1
N HEREAS. under the A.,
gTess approved Mar 23d $50
titled An Act, Ploviding Tor ne ,Sa'
OF the seventh and subsequent c.
OF the United States. and 10 fin a..
Der OF The members Of the House os ~
resentatives, and provide for thei, Cs,ass
portionment among the several S..
and under the official action ,bsranS
which has already taken place. the my
OF free Representatives ia Ceng,asa
been apportioned to the State Of NJ n@
pi and. whereas, il is proviaca H.
section of the tst article Of & coa.,;. .A
of the United States, that sTbe ,,".o
places, and n Of holding eIe.s;S
Senators and Representatives shall n, :. "
scribed in each State by the LeaiAr"
thereof aud, whereas, the Leoisla,rs
this State has not, heretofore. leqisIalsas.
provide The time, place. and manner Of els
ting Representatives under the last Gems
and apportionment, above referred ia
such manner as to provide for The elect;s.
Of the five Representatives to which 4,
State is now entitled, as above stated ,nd
whereas, the existing condition Of A.
Treasury of the State is such as imnerou.
" TO require some additional and eSarly lsg
is'ation; and, whereas, | have receives
numerous applications from various section.
oil the State, urging a special convocatioa
Of the Legislature, with a view to adopt;oo
OF measures, in furtherance of certain gre,.
schemes of Internal improvement.
Now, therefore, l, Henry S. Foote, Gov.
ernor OF the State of Mississippi, exercis
ing the powers in me vested by the Cons6
tutlon, DO hereby convene the Legislatun
OF this State, and do appoint Monday, ii,
4th day OF October next, FOR the meeting Of
both houses of the Legislature, at the Car
itol, IN the city of Jackson, the seat of Gov.
ernlnent Of this State.
@ In testimony mhereof | here.
L. S. unto set my hand, and cause the
- Great Seal of the State to be AZ
liked, at the city of Jackson, this the 12tb
day of July. A. ID. 1852. and of the soy.
erelgnty of Mississippi the lhirty.fnh
by the Governor: IL. S. FOOTE,
JAS A, HORNE, Secretary of State.
V27-lw-"States Gazette"
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MARRIED..

on he 2isL INST. by Felix Enbree Fee.
Miss SARAHM. PAQuiSErr and WEsrlxs
reilly, Esq
In Franklin county. Miss, on the 18th
INST by the Rev. G.. w. Smith, Miss
MARn DKSsis aud CALwS n. McMLLEx.
Esq
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For reasons 10 soma extent Indicated IN
speeches and addresses heretofore made by
a.a undersigned. they deem Il 10 be their
duty . Withhold their support from Gen
Scott as candidate for the presidency. II
it should seem 70 be necessary, we will
hereafter. in some form. exhibit more fully
70 oE7 constituents the facts and reasons
which have brought rs to this determines
lion.
Nj. P. GEsrRr, Tenn.
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Our neighbor has been present.
ed with an elegant segar. which he
says emits an immense volume Of
smoke. We now understand why il is
thai our friend makes so many weak
aud futile efforts to defend Gen. Scott
against his native American doctrines.
The Wing is evidently lost in smoke.
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o. We return our sincere thanks to
Mr.. John l.. Lee. of New Orleans, for
a valuable and acceptable present.
Every body knows Mr.. Leo is polite,
generous and excellent gentleman
and with all Tour hearts we wish him d
thousand years Of life, good health and
prosperity. "a = rs
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n There will be an examination o.
the Woodville Public School, next
Thursday the 20th inst, which all the
patrons Of the school are requested to
attend. Scholars in the Languages
will beexamiued In the morning, from
10 o'clock until i2, and other branches
u The evening, from 2 until Q o'clock,
during which time defamation will
take place M
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DIED

OF congestive fever. at Springfield, La,
on the 22d inst, John II. Sale, son of Hen.
ry f. Sale, Esq, aged 9 years and 10
months.
In this county, at his residence near Per.
cy's Creek, OH Thursday last, the 22d inst.
Mr.. Willis Hunter, aged Sc years.
D- Louisville. aud Shelbyville papers,
please copy.
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Dancing Acadnly.

R. J. D'ALFRED. respectfully M
UA inform the Ladies and Gentlmenx2&
Of Woodville aud its Vicinity, that
his Dancing School is now open at 'he
Hall. Where he vii; teach all the mos
fashionable Dances now in vogue.
DAYS FOR CHILDREN.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. ION
4, till 7 o'clock.
10 Private lessons for Ladies and 0en-
tlemen, from Q ill / o'clock, three times =
week.
Classes for Gentlemen from 8 till 100
clock. P. N.
Ierms-For "a Lessons. $40.
As soon as the Scholars are sufficiently
proficient, Mr.. d. will give a Soises oneeA
week. Sad tf&
jy6-tf27
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T. We acknowledge The receipt Of
a polite invitation from the Faculty Of
Centenary College. 10 attend The cons
menccment exercises of that lnstitu-
ton. We sincerely regsot that prior
engagements will prevent us from at>
tending. Y
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JuDeE G. =. Survive are glad to
see Chief Justice Smith, again in our
village, looking well and ingood health.
The Judge is awaiting himself Of the
brief respite in his court, to mingle
again with his old friends in Wilkinson
and to prepare for the arduous labors
ofthe ensuing term. y
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, \
WILKINSON CouHTy.

5000 - 4eEECA1loLll ~ L.
WILKINSON COUNTY.
In tie Ctacuu Couyt of sud County.
June Term, Meregf, A.D, 1852.
n ,,a !; I !, lewis Attachment 'o' s'es
HIHIS day. came the said plaintiff BY
his Attorney and il appearing to the
satisfaction of the court here, that the de-
PENDANT John A. Warran is not a resident II
this State, but is supposed to reside in the
State of Louisiana, so that the ordinary pro
cess of the law cannot be served on him.
TT is lherefore ordered by the Court that
unless the said defendant shall appear plead
answer, NC, in this case, on or before the
first day of the next December term, OF
this Court. to be holden at the Courthouse
in Woodville, in said county, OF the second
MONDAY in December next, AID. 1907,
Judgement final by default, will be entered
against him and the effects, so attached, 10
the furnishes hands, will he disposed OIL
to satisfy said debt, interest, and all costs.
And it is further ordered that a copyd
this order be published in the WoodgaK
Republican, in said county and State once
a week, for the space of one month.
I, Henry j. Butterworth, Clerk Of ne
Circuit Couri aforesaid, do hereby certify
the above TO be a true copy of the origlns'
order of publication, in the above stated
case, as fully as the same remains OF recoS
in my office.
() GIVEN under my hand and
LIS. seal Of said Court, at Woodells
-- this 10th day of July, Aps
1852.
II. J. B~UTTERWORTH, Ciuk.
90 Isaac D. Gildart, Esq. Plaintiff
Attorney. j~y13-2S-lm
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IL We have received the address
OF Mr.. Peter Leatherman, before News
ton Institute, with q request by the
Trustees TO publish il. We win CONS
ply with the request after next week.
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Ut We have several excellent pol>
itieal articles in pickle for next week.
We advice our wing friends to prepare
themselves for the treat.
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Meeting of the Legislature.

Gov. Foote has issueda proclamation
to ave the Legislature of Missis-
siPpi, on the 4th day of October next.
The object OF this convocation is 10
district the State, SO AS 10 provide for
the election of five Representatives in
Congress, 10 which this State is now
entitled.
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'faR TnE DISTRICTS.


NOtiCe."-in order 10 accommodate
every body, we will furnish the Republican
for $500, from the Is: OF August till the
Isl December, ~
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UJ The Grand Lodge OIL O. OF.
zelda session in vicksburg on the 18th.
Tho Lodges We're we'll and fully rep,
resented, and tho Order continues 10
flourish like a green bay tree, in all
parts OF the State. There are now
4s subordinate lodges In the jurisdic-
ton. Mayor Bryson, Of vicksburg,
was elected Grand Master. We here
return thanks to our brethren of the
Press, and other good and true mel oil
the hillside city. Tor the attention
shown our humble sell. on the occn.
sion.
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u Mr. Thomas u. Curry isour authorized
Agent, 10 receive Subscribers anu subscription.
FOR this paper. s
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u We have received a commune
cation from " Taomas." addressed to
fTimothy' AS +. Thomas has not
seen proper to furnish Us with his
Ilainc. his article cannot be published,
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hEToRT.-ME. Greedy Of the Tribune,
having aid he would spit upon one of The
planks OF the Wing platform, the Roches-
tef american replies tina, he cannot expect.
to-yats as a Wing,
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q See the list of Runaway Ne,
grecs, in 9th column.
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iEtEcToRAL T1cKEr--FoH THE WHOLE STATE
Il. c. WILKINSON A. M. JACKSON.
w. II. JOHNSON.
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gen. SCOTS PecuIation.

An ImpOrtant and startling Rtrslation
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Democratic Ticket.

GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
u Aev Hampstlyc
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SPAIN.

The Queen intended to present the
NJ. with a splendid painting Of Murilio' ana
s.rser Of carriage horses from the f0ya' ''''
b,ss Of ATspjuez. , .;x;nr
The Gazette contains decree giving
- c.,arv Islands new administrative orsaniza'
-. Those Islands are, in future, to be divioesih'V
80 d,s,rc.s The frat will comprise the ISLANDS
rsrerise, Comera, Palma and Hero ana 'ne
.ssorc. the Great Canary, Fuertevensara' and Lam
zax0te.
The journal La Mason having !, pub 10.
,;.Asd ,ome DAYS before an article offensive 70 !ne
Prince President Of the French Repuonc' inc
Svepeh AsnbasssdoY, General Avp'ck ioogeo a com,
sispt v,,n the MARQUIS OF Mirafores, VINO hasteneu
H Communicate II 10 his COLLEAGUES OF the interior
The jstlss Immediately ordered proceedings 70 20
tslep against the author Of the article Inc eolsoI
M the Nacion was arrested and his caulon-moheJ
ssized. delay of As hours was granted me soinin
ss,ra,ion OF the journal to procure another security
According TO the Ep0ca, the journey
~ the Duke and Duchess Of Monipensier, which
IA hsep suspended bee ause the Intanta was sup
.osss 10 he in an interesting position will take place
- the close of April The Princes, however, VIII
rot nrOCeed 10 Italy, bus embark eifeety Tor Eng
land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

can co sur at and x0U FtrHam TOT ofPOT' "''s TUT "
week u, 85e bnles u..< h..
srved therefore attention has been E,id 20 oo
heb the fair sXteut az very fr prcss snu
an advance 10 now generally demanded PORK w,shoIs
further alteration in price the recent ss ' rss. es.s
r. n roderately far dem and for Bacon Shoulders ser
freely al tbs quot atoms Hams continue pes,etea'
reduction Of Is 10 a per cwt the sies o hrsssd
there is however 10 great activity IN the aemsna T
ter, at the late decline. sells somewhat more
low this weet has been ven qus. .,..& ,.o,,t
Ir,sh-The TRANSACTIONS in Butter snce on. ias ~
have been very limited re,s! scale. rss a.,
20 70s Waterford 6ss to les Conmel COS tsIs Pan
bridge aud Coera ne. eis 10 60. Nssy saa o snS
roisc Cork seconds los tolls cws. landed Imported
c Ireland I5h to tbs soh mot o %, pus
ter 10, Ssies Bacon hhds 2tieces Hams GO h'kns 40
kan Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
ITALY.

The Milan Official Gazette of the 18th
nit announces the arrival Of Marshal Radetskt ..
Cremona on the 18th. - '.
The Roman Journal Of the 18th ult.
state, that the Pope had held Secret Consistory on
the morning OF that day, at which four new Cardln
ais of the Holy Roman Church were appointed
Among them was the Archbishop OF Bordeaux, Mon
sispor Bonnet After Inc Colsls,oTy. Count Benti-
vogiio lie for France to convey to his Eninence the
news OF his elevation.
The Turin journals of the 22d inst. an
nounce that on the following day, prayers would De
addressed to. the Almighty IN all the parochial
churches Of that capital In memory OF the oihcers
and soldiers killed at the battle OF Novara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
Rhode Island Election
FIRST Dispafch-

PaovrDEScE, Wednesday, April 7, Isss-I2PM.
Washington CO.-Hsrris (whig) for Governor
has LIZA Allen, (Opp.) 1913. lin 1851 Wash
ton Co. gave 9l2 Wing; 1903 Opp.l The Wings
gain three Scnr.ors and three Representatives in
Washington Co., and lose one Representative
and one Senator in Kent.
Second Dispatch.
PROVIDENCE, April 81 A: M.
There is little doubt that the Wings have
elected the Senate and ten Representatives in
Providence. Two Representatives are in doubt
The present probability is against Lawrence,
the Opposition candidate for Lie6t. Governor,
and in favor of Allen, the Opposition candidate
for Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
THE LEVANT.

--Advices from Alexan dria of the 7th
inst state that the Sultan had decidedly refused to
admit the remonsrances Of Abbas Pasha. The rail-
way works had commenced, although but little had
been done.
Several failures had occurred in the
Levant, amounting altogether to 500 0OO aud Messrs
Maori Co., Of Corfu, have suspended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
Arrests on Suspicion or Manifestations Ac-
cident-Steamer for Caba.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, April Z 1852.
Two Poles were arrested to-day on suspicion
of being the muYderers Of Adam Joseph Seaoold,
near Trenton on Sunday last They were arrested
on boasd the steamboat John Stevens this morning,
having got the cars of the way train from Tren'
ton above Tacony.
The scaffolding in front Of the building altering
for the Harmony Fire Company, fell this morning
with portion Of the roof Of the building Three
men and ore girl were injured; William Sketohley
and Adeline Prison seriously.
The new propeller steamship General ArmeIo'
built by Ambrose H. Thompson for Cuban firm,
made successful t,isl trip this morning, running
over twelve miles an hour. She leaves for Havana
On Saturday
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The decree states that the Projects
still continue to submit to tho Home Office all mat
tiers relating to the general interests OF the State
such as budgets and extraordinary imposts, &C. but
will In future themselves decide ali departmental
and commercial affairs, as specified in schedules
annexed TO the decree.
The law Of May, 1850, preventing the
application OF national psopcrty to the public SER
vice in except virtue of law. is repealed.
An import duty Of 26fr. Soc, the 100
hillogrsmmes, is placed sodas of all kinds, and
22fr SOC. on alkalies.
BoURsE, March 26,-Fives, IOOfr. soc.
Threes, II FIR, 7Cc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

The Watsrtown and Rome Railroad was
o,.ned ON the slst uls, from waserto IN 70 Caps
vincent, ON the d. Lawrence River.
The State Bank at Camden. NJ, has
declared semi. annual dividend Of p esas, Pave.
hIs On demand The Harrisburg Railroad Company
has iust made seui-snnual dividend Of 81 y esas
[cosNsssS ~ Etsan fs1e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
RUSSIA.

"A letter, dated Kalisch, March 3, states
that the Government proposes, soon as the rail-
road from st. Petersburg to Warsaw shsllhav been
made, TO construct another from ODESSA TO Kew,
with an extension to Bo,hDia The principal object
of the Government is to facilita Q the transports Of
grain from Southern Russia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY, April 7, 1852.
The Senate commenced with the third
reading Of bills
BILLS READ AND PASSED.
To change the name of Duape-st Church,
To incorporate the Ocean Steamship
Companies.
To authorize the City of Albany to sub.
scribe to the Stock of the Albany and SusQuehannah
Railroad.
To incorporate the Peoples Bathing and
Washing Association.
Amending the laws relative to passen-
gers landing at New-Yerk.
To amend the assessment laws. Recess
To O'Clock.
AscrnspI
w. A. SMITH re ported bill appointing
Commissioners to examine as TO the establishments
of Lunatic Asylum in Western New-York
Mr. VAN ETTEN reported favOrably on the
bill to INCORPORATE the East Brooklyn Savings Insti
tuition.
Mr.. FIsKE reported bill to increase the
number of Trustees of the Eighth Methodist Episco.
pal Church, Brooklyn.
Mr.. HUTcHINs reported favorably on the
bill relative to the jurisdiction OF the Marine Court,
New York, IN certain cases.
Also relative to the exemption from tax
alton OF public buildings in New.YoYk
Also, complete, the New York Catholic
Orphan ASYLUM bill.
Mr.. WARD reported for the consideration
Of the House The Albany Bridge Bill.
Mr.. HEART moved its recommitment TO
the Judiciary Committee, with instructions to re-
port as to its ConstItutionality.
A debate followed, when the whole sub
jset was postponed indefinitely, BY 50 toll.
Mr.. BLOOD reported bill for the repeal
of the Life Insurance Law.
The Committee Of eight reported several
bills for private committees-among them the Senate
Shaver bill, upon which ioDs debate ensued, on
a motion to commit, made BY Mr.. Van Santveord,
and lost.
Mr.. Rose reported favorably on the bill
to allow the New.York SeamsA's Retreat to borrow
money.
Mr.. WALSH reported favorably on the
bill to regulate the hours of Labor
MIR. G.. STEVENS favorably on the bill re.
latipg to the New-Yerh College Of Dental Surgery.
MIR. BRewN gave notice Of bill relative
to the new Park in New.York City.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD introduced a bill to in-
crease the capital of the Common School Fund
$500 900.
For want of quorum adjourned till to-
morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
Politics In Virstaia.

RIcHNoSD, Wednesday, April 7, 1852.
The Wbics OF henrico County have passed re So
lutions; N 'ayor OF tie re nomination OF Mr.. Fill
more for the Presidency but pledge themselves to
support any other nominee who is sound on the
Compromise question.
The resolutions also oppose the intervention OF
the United States in the affairs ef other nations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
Indiana state Senate.

CrscINNATI, O., "wednesday, April 2, 1857.
Nicholas McCarty (Whig, having resigned bis
seat in the State Senate from the Indianapolis DIS
tIct, Mr.. Todd.t Opp has been chosen to succeed
him lover Coburn, the Wing candidate. The Dis
elected on account Of his great personal popularity
He il now the WhiG candidate fes Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
m Texes-Firisg into q steamer By
Mexican Soldiers.
New. ORLEANS, "Wednesday, April :. Is5

NEW-URLEANs, "Wednesday, April 7, 1852.
Asst the steamer Camanche was ascending the Rio
Grande, with forty Passengers on board, includ az
many ladies. and also General Caravajal she was
hrso into from the oaEk by some Mexican soldiers
Several shots struck the boat but luckily 10 lives
were lost. The shots were probably insenien ded
for Caravajal. Tse outrage has excited much indig
nation among Americans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
Connecticut EIectfon-Ssymour Elected:

bARIFoRD, wednesday, April "a 2. N.
Thomas II. Seymour. Opp, is elected Governor
by the people all others by about coo majority
The Opposition have also elected IA Senators and
the Whist
In the House the Opposition have IS majority, and
40 on joint ballot.
This secures an Opposition U. 8. Senator to FIJI
the present vacancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
State OF the Ohio at Cincinnati

CNcIssArI, "wednesday, April J, 1882.
Tie River continues to rise a the rate OF an nea
an hour and the water is now within TWO ieet OF
Watsr.st. A number of houses IA the lower part OF
the city are inundated. large amount OF properly
has been lost along the Ohio ana its tributaries oy
the sudden rise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08

~....,,r,ion Of Bremen, arrived IN tnaA CIV
ish the o3o', asv resistance which. however: Hos
osss me 1S will be followed BY the sh'''
<.dsrsl force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
PRUSSIA.

The Imperial Government proposes an
Industrial Exhibition in alternate years. at Peters
burg, Moscow and Warsaw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
Washingsen Items.

The trial Of Capt. kaglse was postponed To-Day In
the Criminal Court
The ease of Mrs. vax Ness was resumed % dag IN
the Circuit Court ON an application for N injunction
"a 10 the risht 10 property. MesRs. Bradley ana
Carsls are 1or Mrs Yea Ness and Mr.. Brent TOT me
eonfoGta0t.