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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

D s>s GE<S--- -01 Cans Wright's fresh Cove Oys-
~ ter. received gGd G.T sae al G.. ~. CORDS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-05

BEAuTIruL sssoftmeat Of Ribbons ief Fall
s and Eintar bsnnets g ss-..--z.-z-
1sTTATS g. cAPs-A large assortment Of Hats
and Cans, all qualities and tyles, selling very
low; some caps for sixpsnce each, at
sep ssz s. no1-
sTSI0FER seed % hand spd Tor sale q.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-05

To CuRE THE iToH.- Swallow . cat,
tail foremost
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-05
.MOsEs REANS.

nEANUFAcTURER OF Doors AND sHors. Of all
I'M kinds, TWO doors south of the Court House IN
M shop foTmsrIy occupied By Andrew MeBside,
Rasenna. = q - ~ 1913.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-05
la VS. OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

Il - .-FE = . - = = =
80 M. 81 IN 4nT - SS->-sS>7
! Autborizine1 snes;al sess;ons Of tba court q
3 s3s5#ss7 Common Pleas.
i Src. Be il enacted bu the Genera
4 Assenablu goffhs STATE of OHIO. That aav
Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas NAV
4 hold d special term of said court. in any
i county within his district, at such time as
/ he NAV prescribe, whenever in his opinion
the Same nav be necessary. -
Sec. 9. Whenever anv Jndoa or The
/ Court Of Common pians shall no,Ifv ,be
c,ark and sbs,;ff nc anv co,,n,u = b;s dis.
|tr;ct. ol ,hs lime of bold;ne .necial farm
of said Cour,.. i, shall be- their duty. imme.
dia,aIv ,to nrocaed ID draw. according 10 h v
| I gr.nd and na,if ;urv fnr aaid anec;ei term.
and ,ha clark shall INN edintalv Give notice,
bv n,.hlico,ion in sonaI ne wsna ,arl printed
IN sp;d conn,v and ;f none .ha n ha pr;nted
therein s,ban il Soma nawsanner having
general circulation therein. and also bS 2
oo,;,e ,o.,ed n, in h;a of4f;;ca oftba limo ~
hoil;nr said sneciul tarn,. which "a "a no.
tica s6ail ba o;van for1 :, iaos, Ian j. :
nrio, - aha dov ,o,,ad for ,he com,nanca.
mar, &c s,cb snac;,l Tern, .,.sss'.- S.
Sec. 8. Immediately after said juries are
drawn, ihe clerk shall forthwith issue a
.venire facious to the sheriff, commanding
him to summon the persons whose names
were drawn as i'd jurors, 10 attend atihe
seo, sc ;nst;ca of sa;i co,,n,v m The f;rs,
dav of ;hs .naeiaI ,arm nre,cribed by The -
Indaa !, Il, ,,ciock 4 n and ,ha s5s,;fr
p - - - s.
same according 10 law. 80. -.
Sec. 4. No business shall be transacted
at such special term, excepting criminal
business, appeals from count > commission.
sers in relation to roads and highways, and
the hearing and deciding upon applications
for, and objections and remonstrances
against ferry licenses. ssssF.s5s.s
Sec. s. sRecognizances ofbail, witnesses,
subpnnas and other process in criminal
cases, may be made re.urnable to said
speciaIterm, in The same manner as they are
m ade sreturnable to any regular tsrn, Of
said court. szs.s.sss, ~
Sec. g. The business enumerated in the
fourth section Of this net. when continued
al any regnlar Iermsof the court, may be
acted upon al such special term; and IL
continued at any special Term, may be act
ed upon at the next regular term Of such
court; but all other business Of said court
shall be unaffected by the holding of such
special term. 5ssss.t,szz sssssl.zs5s s.ezs 4
Sec Z. The provisions of this act shall
not be applicable in any counties of this
sta,e. wherein special Criminal Courts
have or may be established.
JAMES e. Johnson,
Speaker oi the House of. Reps.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
March 2, 1852
-
. lNos y An ACT.
70 create 9 Court q Crininal jurisdiction, in
aa"...on oSuHss a.. r.,
A... - - a. e"aesso ~ @s oeMs,1s
sssso : - -, "a 8 snso ha'
- ia I Z srae 80 sl;ah a aavr. . sean 70
III & ss,ss ,..,.,s; aim;
= i - ':lao aoa..on ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-05

AuplToR's OFFlcE, PoRTAeE Co.
Rayenna, April 5, 1852.
] hereby certify tha. The foregoining are
true copies of acts passed by the Gen
era. Assembly Of Ohio as certified 10: by
the Secretary Of State.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE, Auditor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-04-05

Prentiss House
AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
BF HeILLXgN IN. FOLGEK,.
,aneaaas4. P0rfag e c0unty,) )jtlo.ss I
The daily union., 1852-03-13

eod not even be matched in all George Hrs minis
ers and whose eventual rise TO power has been treat
ed for the last twenty years the wdesl OF dreams ana
the most desperate OF impossibllues
And how long is this cabinet TO last VI course sucn
one stand before the present PaIliament and
carry the government This will be dissolved, and
The minority will make an appeal 10 the people And are
The latter going to sustain gong back TO corn laws
and resiriclon-to dear bread and high pnces-to an
out and-ou tory policy, at war with liberal IDEAS, and
anreorm In al lis aspectsl Il is almost incredible. for
the tide sells another way As Tor Lord John Russes
liberal measure, il somehing--it is always some.
thingto see power going TO The masses even II be grad
ua bat il was singularly timd, unstaesmanlke, and
will never do fight on for those who will oppose this
return to ancient things. But what will the new cabinet
do Declare openly, frankly for stand d-sl policy as
TO parliamentary reform and voting, and for moderate
return to old paths OF protection VIII they let their
principles OF policy be knowni To judge from the ad
mtled progress in liberal IDEAS in England, such cati
net this stand long Lard Palmerston refused
10 have any thing 10 do with IT, There stirring times
ahead In old mother England.
The daily union., 1852-03-13

sense OF is services forbade him 30 TO speak OF hs
plolts-'f }uorurs magma pars fui"
Inc iu Id OF anecdoe and historical reminiscence with
which ID party were RECALLED that day will not soon be
iogoitet Lana's hmpid stream" and the Lana Cas-
cade al remain as abiding memenoes OF the excursion
and mo ugh ats events be forgotten those who were
there d ial pass away the will endure SO long
as hos pure waters continue to how aud the spot visited
by Ge ieral WOOL on the day OF its christening will be
hande down. as the most interesting OF traditions 10
fuure generations
Their seal in the their way To visit the military
station at PlasbuTgh--we reluctantly bade farewell
with che for the second in command the lusroas
field OF I3nena Vista IA ta1.f.f It m -T""-
Major General Wool-lhough he has seen a veterans
service lis yet in the prime OF life and vgor; and none
honos that doubt still await him than his friends in
Verne mt whom he honoed with his presence on this oc-
casloT /. #art.###s
The daily union., 1852-03-13
United states Patent once,


an petition Of VIM. T. James, Of New Rochelle New Yu
praying for the of patent granted him fa m
Improvement for from the ex
said PATENT which takes place the thirteenth day Of A
A ID. 1852
ordered said petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday the l2h day Of April at IL O'Clock and oil
notified appear and show If any they hav why said
petition ought moi TO be granted
Persons Opposing required file in the Piu
Once objections specifically set forth in writing twenty
days day ofheang All testimony filed by either
said hearing be taken and transmitted In
ofhe Office which will be furnished on %
ton. s
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the National M
igencsr, Republic, and Union, Washington ID. CT philadelphia
Inquirer Phadepha Pa Providence Journal Providence Ii
Psbug Gazette Pitsburg, Pa Express New York. N vi Daily
Bee Roston Mass, and The Daily Journal Milwaukee Wis
three successive weeks previous The l2,h day
April next
Commissioner OF
above papers win copy and send A
bills the Patent oce with paper containing this notice
Feb i3-law3w
The daily union., 1852-03-13

The JArAs ExPEDrros-The following is given 10
the New York papers lsl OF the vessels which will
compose the squadron recently ordered TO the East In
dies and OF the objects OF which is TO endeavor 10
open commercial intercourse with the people OF Japan
The steamer Mississippi (aagD Capt. McCuney, hav-
ing on board Commodore Perry, commander OF the
squadron.
Steam fngate Susquehanna, Captain Buchanan.
Steamer Princeton, Commander Sidney Smith Lee
Sloop-of-war ST. Mary's, Commander George A. Nc
Gruder.
Sloop f-war Plymouth. Commander John Kelly
Sloop- Of war Saratoga, Commander William L. Wal
ker.
Brig Perry, Lieut. Fairfax.
Store ship Supply, Lieut. Arthur St Clair Napoleon
B. HARRISON naval storekeeper aloa to the East India
squadron. I'd L.
The Su.quehanna, Plymouth, and Saratoga are al
ready the Pacific coast awaiting the arrival OF the re-
mander, the squadron The 81. Mays - now on tb'
way TO Japan having board the Japanese sailors, ant
reaching japan will await the arrival OF the rest o.
the OF squadron The residue OF the squadron will poba
bly, get under way in the course OF April.
The daily union., 1852-03-13
state or Texas, ConptroIIer's once.
Lnh

IN compliance with Of the legislature OF the State OF Teras
approved February 6 lsS2 popos VIII be received At This
on May 1884,
dollars the United States ooopon stock issued
spia indemnify for the sale and surrender Of portion
northern and boundary under the provisions of
the United sas approved September oh
tEa
ssd proposals should be6s for the purchase Of said bonds he
Austin, and the proceeds thereof
70 be paid place econd the bond be delivered the
city Of Washington D. c. the proceeds thereof deliverable AT
the delivered the city OF New
orleans the thereof deliverable At the same place Pro-
poss are also invited for The delivery OF The bonds al the city Of
New YORK and At the city Gevesou and the proceeds thereof
deliverable At each of said points.
sd STOCK bears annum, payable
sn.snnusy and the first Of
January s One years said bonds been already
paid, leaving thirteen years interest sti due.
NO bid can be accepted for Than hundred thou
sand dollars OF the bonds but the individual make one or
bids
Bids should be made without hc interest which
have scaued on the bonds prior 10 their delivery.
Parties should specify hefrs the nds win he available
The OF Of their
Each bid addressed tv Comptroller Of
counts place. endorsed Proposals for Purchase
S"'''' JAMES D. SHAW,
l3--doot Conptroiier.
The daily union., 1852-03-13
S4OO BARNES MlrcHEL intending snsas cost,

g
04U,UUU BARNES MITCHELL, intending change IN 1a,
business would the public hat from and oda
they will cost T,
benog unusually and well assorted with goods ss
would they opportunity al ~
tpQ such bargains Washington bs
Many goods (such fancy wea) will be sold sacrifice Then
stock probably the District and com
pses fashionable and desirable styles Of season
They would particular attention their heavy stock
new silks sains which reduced
Ao nernos popns, noussenes, black and colored acu
black French worked collars inside and
kerche lace and sleeves cambc edgnes and inssnn
thread lace, fnges, fancy silk neck ties, sca band Can
ton crape shaw long Cashmere saws Bay State bt WOO
do Tarleton mlsns colored illusions pink, blue wh
grapes white and cooed bereges, for evening domc
description linen sheengs, linen table
apers, Irish linens cloths, cassmeres and vsngs Of every
scrpton velvet Brussels, three ply, aud ingram u
floor oIclothr, blankets, quilts, &c.
They would inform their friends and patrons
that selling cost they shall certainly be for
cash books will be closed until the Contemplated
change place. due notice of which will be given
Between 9Th and 9th Streets Penn. Avenue.
Jan l4-3aw3wif
The daily union., 1852-03-13

TuE METROPOLITAN HorRL IN NEw YORK This splendid
establishment, which is about to be opened by the
Messrs Lelands is referred by the New York journals
the commencement of in the and science o
hotel keeping-an Institution in which country Is
already in advance Of the of the world Il claims
be the gtandes hotel in the world The New York Courier
and Enquirer says of it;
This Immense establishment, which is rapidly progress
sing TO compieon, IS bsconing quite topic oil converse
on in The uptown circles OF city Strangers who visit
the city startled magnificent proportions and the
elegant style OF It's exterior decorations As have had
the privilege 10 examine the interior and TO much
information both from observation and the Statements
OF the pfopetors We will detail the main points for our
We have space 20 into minute description Of
the interior decorations Suffice tito say they compare in
every respect with the exterior The cost Of the decoa.
tons of the dining hall alone will be kous and dollars
To give the reader idea Of the gHus of hs eab.
shn1ent we may state that Il Is six stories high, and
ains over five hundred that OF these one
hundred are 'iii.s OF rooms, lesch suite embracing
parlof bedroom dressing-rooi &c, each being
supplied with gas and hot and cold water. The build
ing con,sn one mite Of elegantly painted halls and
sage and more than foe nss Of pipes convey the
hot and cold water, and the buildng-lo
every part OF The establishment
The entire Of the building independent OF the fun
tue, &c. will be about half million of dollanhe plate
glass alone, for the Windows costing S35000 The inn
tue which of richest and most unique pate
IL is estimated will SlS0000 The sverware has been
ordered OF Stebbins Co, OF $4,000 Five
hundred and hfty mirrors have been ordered al cost OF
Si5OOoone hu ndred and twenty OF which are
from Belgium Two OF the largest OF these Intended for
eao, Gnu o - @ ue sas ung ,, n' d ss cVet wnn
imported into the United States Each Of the dining
hall windows IS surmonnted with ofnamented caption
within which presented the coat Of OF every pnc
pal nation OF the earth.
These a lew OF tho main features OF this great hotel
IL was determined by the projectors and The Propreiors
possible, suTpass every other effort OF the kind ia
world and. from the facts have stated It would
i.nded il shall he The focal avelers
every nation on the globe Whether 1t will accomplish
tubsantiai comforts than are several OF the
principal hotels Ia this city, they must be wide awake"
The daily union., 1852-03-13
MHrrEnunsr,s new and e..sn.,y. Gallery ORR

NIHTrEIIURST'S new and extensive Gallery or Pr
mu Daguerrcoiypes the store Of Duva& Bro betw
Az and 9th Streets Pennsylvania avenue.
This gaay advantages Others being bus
the second hoo and arranged expressly for this purpose icon
largest skyghs in this county, and
extensive and finest south OF Baltimore. II
copying paintings daguereotypes not having
world, where beautiful and
dagueeoypes in all weather, though cloudy preferable except
for children. Post mortem promptly attended to.
Awarded the first medal the late Fair Of the Maryland Inst
tuie, and a premium a the late Fair al New York.
GALLERIrsNo 205 Baltimore street, Baltimore; 3 BROADWAY
York Pennsylvsna avenue Washington, ID. c. y Man
street, Richmond Virginia Lynehburg, Virginia Nerdt W.
ginia and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries open ee to the public al all hours o The DAY.
J. H. WHTTEHURsT.
Dec. l2-d3n Sole proprietor
The daily union., 1852-03-13
By J. q. MCGUIRE, Amos,onsor.

n UoTEL AND VALUABLE LOT ON THE ISLAND AT AUG
III 1ToN-on Monday March 81, 1852 AZ O'Clock,
the premises shall sell that valuable lot No 3s5
ted on the Of th south and Uslsnd
with the improvements. consisting Of brick and back
building known "s,eambos Hoev The front
@ect being lis feet with 2t 10 inches
~ eet alley The lot adjoining hotel the east will
be sold separately, In los TO suit purchasers.
Terms netird residue equal instamenis OF
j. Q. MCGUIRE
March 3-eodAds Aucuoneer,
The daily union., 1852-03-13

CxCEi.sIOR BaIlding Hardware md Tool ss.rc
u and establishment Of the
United saies-wa NJ. MCCLURE BRO, No 9S7 Market
street Philadelphia for
an kinds quality premium porcelain knobs over 90
bngca, &c with the most complete
Of all modern patterns IN this line.
and sock.
Catalogues mail, N desired.
Hctsir registers and venulstors At fsotory prices.
Mar~kl A. ~-louGu
The daily union., 1852-03-13

The steamship Columbia will ply in connection with H.
San FInncisco and
Each passenger allowed $50 lbs personal baggage nee moi
eeedng n measurement 10 cubic feet
will be taken Chagres 20 cents
Panama San Francisco ut the rate OF 500 per
freight apply at the Office Of he company IN
West street, New York city, M. o. ROBERTS
Ian 6--d3
The daily union., 1852-03-13

NEW FsshtoosbIe Tailoring Estnbiish,n.~,s ~
~ LDUDON CO., mems and tailorsi - 80
Pennsylvania avenue, have Just opened their new
and weli-selected stock Of goods for geDuemfns n,
cloths, cssslmere vcsngs and furnishing goods genssg
Army navy, marine, and revenue officers win a I reh ~
meDt of swords, epaucts, sasher, PEASANTS, iacnr
articles regulation OF their respective corps
An experience OF many in legitimate taio' h
select stock Of goods, desire to please with he
protect customers sgsnst high prices, induce"e"
offer and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov Is-dJm
The daily union., 1852-03-13

PunOns chensAcni Bnlssnr-ror promoting the growth
na eeson'yna the human hair Also Bsry's Tncopherous
preparauon viii be scd 20 the trade the propretor
Wno'esss prices, ~ sTEvENss
Mar 6-6fsod saIes roouo under Rrown,. po,.t
The daily union., 1852-03-13
yUEBsrER,s SPEECHES.

yVEBsTER's sPEECHEs-sutogrsPh e1 vrresh
notice OF Mr. Wcbstcrs life works BY Edwat
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers, near Mh ,o saeeh Wsss
city, receive subscriptions for the new edu1 ,ne
Speeches. now preparing Boston, 20 be published ~
Early subscriptions win copies with MI WV
graph. ,ou,r vdsv.
To be completed in sir volumes octave, at two do ,s t
few copies will be issued large and fine Paper re-
volume.
The daily union., 1852-03-13
Pacific Mail steamship Company.-Thc only Through
Line California and Oregon.
IA BAY y

f~sSS~ public informed that, under the present
MENTf arrangements this company inspected
ZZE1lkW approved by the Navy Department, suitable
In strength and power for conversion into
carrying United States mails will
hereafter leave Panama San francisco Immediately arrival
Atlantic nails Francisco for Panama
and 18th days The following packets be-
longing Pacc, which
vii he nj in mort at eache of The route
The daily union., 1852-03-13
Neu Hampshire Election

CONCORD, March Il.-Returns from nearly tho whoe
State are In, apd show the election of Martin (dem.) fer
by about 500 majority The democrats will have
nearly every member of the Stale senate and 53 majority
the house, thus securing United States in place
of j. T. Hale.
The daily union., 1852-03-13
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

1--WE THOUSAND VOLUMES OF BOOKS AT AUCTION
so a a
avenue Monday,
following evenings valuable collection of Law,
ity History Travels, Fine
which Mackins splendid Bible, vols folio, morocco
Society Of Useful Knowledge. folio
toque yols folio Boyde Shakespeare Gallery, vos folio,
Loyde Botanical Cabinet 500 coored
British Poets 81 in 49, plates GenIencu
azine, 1891 to 1885, l5i vols, sc.
Catalogues ready for distribution, as above.
Mar l3-dts A. GREEN, AuctonecI
The daily union., 1852-03-13
Excursion 10 Lake Dupmore e-Nsj. Gen. Wool
CbrisssninR Of - Lana Cascade

We do not expect soon again TO enjoy so agreeable a
day that which found us al Lake Donmore last week
one OF small party who accompanied Major Gene ral
Wool on short visit TO that romantic resort The sun
smiled proptously through the day. and the waters OF
the lake, the grand old mountains the winding stream,
and the snowy cascades, all in their holyday
trim" BY The aid of strong arms, and expert steers
man, were soon beyond the lake and crossing the
narrow meadow winding amidst the low shrubbery, and
ravine which has not been heretofore altogether un-
known prose verse" towards the beautiful cascade,
familiar TO all tourists in this region.
Beneath an oyerhangng precipce we stood and gazed
upward at The iumblng waterfall, as il comes white
robed dow the winding and almost perpendicular grove OF
the mounaio and surfeiied our sight with the beautiful
view Them ascending still higher, came 10 a lovely
and secluded basn into which still another cataract pours
from above and from which, through the trees, we could
discern the beautiful lake below Lieut. Symmes, OF the
United States army, who OF the party, and who has
spent several months amongst the most noted scenery OF
continental Europe assured us that he
cade OF more surprising beauty, or wilder and more
charming scenery. ID e
Here il proposed BY one OF our number that the
stream, known hitherto by name neither poetic noI
euphonous- from the fish that abound at It's
mouth-shoud be chrsiened anew by our heroic guest
The motion prevailed BY unanimous vote. While ne
General medtated the subject, lucky though sus
gested itself TO the mind OF the lieutenant which aiter
modest scruples the part OF bis superior AZ iengn
received his assent, and the unanimous and ennsasnc
Wool the waterfall was with all the dul ceremonies,
christened "Lana Cascade" The healn OF our guest
having been duly drank, he responded Hth hearty and
with "ibree times thrceand the lond howed on, re-
o;coc in proud and euphonious rdine, WINCH hence
forward. il viii never lose.
Returning duly 10 our inn we" down 70 an ekGelien'
dinner nj which we listened tgan account OF the buena
W., ,,i ~ t ,he lina M me who entitled to say
Of ,boss s,,rng and immopd scenes-hough his modest,
h,, -. ,,yAnd the Spanish for Wool During
the Mexican war The ncral was known by the Mesican'
ss General Lana, .#h#.
The daily union., 1852-03-13
URom LoSDoS.-Hedley on Coal Mines aud Mining. i v

ERoM LoSDOy.--Hedley Coal Mines aud Mining VOL
II London, 1851.
rsniar Lectures for Young Military omcerI .risid
Oncsr London, 1881.
Sir Howard Douglass Naval Guunery Enlarged edition. Lon
don. 1881.
iambodt. and Researches, by Macgiiusy. VOL,
London, 1854.
Beecrofs Companion Iron Trade. vol London, 1851
and his Last Camparn BY Major Macready. vol
London, 1881.
vol ilustr stsd London, lc52.
Pisinrons Dictionary Of Painters Enlarged edition London,
Merivsie- History Of Romans under the Empire. VOL,
London, 1854. -.
Germany the Nctheand vols
Louis Napoleon md IIsiory. vol, London, ls5o
Lieut. Col Hutchinson Dog Breaking london Is5o
Turner ON Horse Breaking ivoi., London, Is5a.
Imported per last "ea'ner by .-.- Y III. II
March 10 FRANcR TAYLOR
The daily union., 1852-03-13

L,OR Rent, the large and cosnnrodious pv
IL nrst ward occupied by the Brazilian Mins'"
For terms apply 10 Gen. Gratof, Sr buildings
sspt2I-eodn finfel.1
The daily union., 1852-03-13
rELEsaArnno aEronTs, 80.

Later from Esroys-Arrival sf the Asa.
NKw YoRK, March l2-ll, a. m.-The steamer Asia has
arrived from Liverpool bringing dates 70 the 18th nit
Flour and grain were hrm and prices unchanBed Oot
amounted ity four thousand bales Pork had advanced
two shilings
Cotton Fair oreans commanded 81 Mobile, 81 mid.
ding Upands, AZ o. Orleans, a 81 Flour was IN good
request and Arm wheat, ditto Corn had advanced SIX
pence Philadelphia Baltimore brands OF Hour were
held 22 23s Yellow corn 30s. white, 81 32s Pork
yaneed from three 10 five shings Lard was active at
40 i9s.
Provisions firm two four shings advance
for pork and beef Lard firm Naval stores hrm-snppy
light Tobacco quiet Sugars and moasses quiet and
Business 10 the manufacturing districts was active The
money market easy Consols closed 97i
France com paranvey Tranquil
The Earl OF Derby had issued programme oil the new
ministry. England was quiet
There is nothing important from any part OF the con-
tinent.
Russia, Prussia, Austria, and Germany tranquil
Ratroad Accident.
NEw YoRK. March l2-2. p. m "A railroad accident
cured today Puburg. Mr.. Potter, of Allegheny
City, was killed, and several wounded.
Centennial Celebration,
READING, Pa. March III The centennial anniversary
spirit salute OF hundred guns fired by the Ring
gold Artillery.
Tie NeU Captain General of Cuba.
NEW ORLEANS March IO-The steamer Falcon. arrived
to-day from Havana, reports thar oonde Mraso appointed
captain general OF Cuba in place OF General Concna had
arrived in the Sul,ana