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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

broad ,-s., national e6; by the sale Of bonds that
may a. any moment be retained upon our market io'
AZ. We pray YOU therefore, % CONF enee We NVfA
u ssp eting the Treasury BY recon uenaag tne saop
ton II SCI system of protection As WI N !ne 'ao''
est time possFb, Enable to make cur o'S1 uSa anu
our own cosk. and thcs enAncPate US and the EsfSn
from the degrading necessity unde: which we now ma
ourselves Of seeking everywhere market Tor our ooods
and finding ourselves everywhere reValssd
Let our bond holders and roaimakers do tns and
let the Secretary comply with their request sid their
bonds viii rise in price Their roeis will then be haae
and the Treasury viii safely be depleted.
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~ Fowl FPS & WILLS, Phrenologists and Publish
, - F4.r so 81 Nsc1E1-~:, Ss~-IoTk
74T NTv.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUyEfor Oct 81
Tu, yfv.YoRx WEEKLY TRIBUNE for thi. week

=
eoDtafns tie following
-DrTOrraTs. Wa Declared. Ths Rrssi.-s IL Tzrksy.
M ~ NSsl Tsilor. Death u ArAz0s hevOlzf,oE n
Jsrns.jsm. TIE Wsr Q1esti0u: SewJensey; The JsFsa
Fxredi.ior. Pamers-or- &C.
O., pCf rTrCsL INTELLIGENCE GrrE the returns Of the
strss Esctious IL PsH1sy vrnis oao Vernon indisaA
Cs~,, - Minnesota Adde'S o. hs Pe02 ConVsnd11
81 Vs.e-tOwu e. tie Electors q the state
,rr OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE: M Collector Bronson
70 NJ. Secretary OUthrie
~ CORPS PONDENCE. AErrsThe Dsc5Tery Of the Hsn-
,-isr Rszas ltay-Prsent STATE o. the Peunsua. North
en- Uinss kiver County very interesting
rordepce. BY Gov Bsb5-
y.FXHTBIIIOE Al THE CRYSTAL PALACE Paper and
Ire Nslufscture
II TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS DescTb,g tie Country, ia
Government, Rsigion- &C
VII TIE CAMEL IN TIE UNITED STATES: No and IL
YIN sETrorITTEs or CENTRAL AMERICA An Unpub-
Ished Letter from Alex VOC Humboldt
X NEW.MFxICO Extraordinary Indian Fight
REVIEW OF THE WEEK Giving irs conierssd snl most
tire important fhA.
rgrred Ia the United West ladies'. south
,rc Furore-ArTivL Of tie seslnes Atlantic sad Ala.
VI NEW PUBLICATIONS: judge Edrnoaai P.riussaa
The New IluErsted Il ydroT stEc Onsrerly Review
VII AGRICULTURAL FAIRS &C Indians state Fair Editorial
CcrTesI ondeuce The ADDISON County Vt Fair; cstl.
raj F.s and SPIRIT q Improve American fastl,1ts
Cattle show; The Worlds Horse Convention.
Kill TELEGRAPHIC: The llt,s By Telegraph
XIV MARRIAGES and DEATHS
XyRFyIEW OF THE MARKETS: Reports OF IN. SOCK.
Grain Provision Castle snd Lunber AArkets VeTy fully
and specially reported for The Tribune.
SINGLE copies WrAppe Be obtained A. the desk IN the
Countng Room ths morning Pnce. 6! cents
srrscRr7rcS-Oue copy f- year - three copies IS
FIVE eotes SIS ten copies s12 so twenty copies Ito one I'd
dress $40.
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For Europe.

The [ s Mail Steamship Humboldt Capt Lines will
leave this port TO-DAY, at noon for Havre via South
ampton The SemiUckiy TuJuae, containing oil the
latest news can be had O; the Desk, This Morning in
wrappers ready for mailing.
Subscriptions and advertisements for TIE Net7- York
Tr7June can be left with the following Agents
PARls-Mr Etournoau No 30 Rue 81 Marc.
LoSDoN-blr W Thomas No 10 and q Caharine-street,
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|. Is su,horaively statGd By one OF our e'smPo's
that the founder and proprietor Of The saahe -.
anxious to ss out ib1t establishment ana seek
and pez,G5es new either in Phadepaa OF Do', -,
b / ~ 40 rd known n0r % much the Object o. pn'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

We continue report of the examinationn the e1'
traordnary rape and murder case at Jamaica. l.. /.
The testimony will probably be concluded to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

IFTf FINDAN lOIEibk-lhr ibt-r7t "a VIC Dlhtet
P,s1sl esstaia toraorrg Tie s=oIy o. MsAt sot
Rat en- orrn- sr1 isrgsh ssetca ~ How srJ N9o-Fs
"a ven o. faosi Lo.ed I.e "a h.rri1ge D2-ess
ToU 10 eaoil i-sr.ef VIE Va h-et re T l rfAs
Ousr,e5 n a. Dc q T~ Ms-berrE toe cry; 70
Wsr. Auothsr Pliz Fhti sea lereEn Pay Dr. 'r- "a
NYeterous bsErpezrnce i Hiza LIZ
H. us h s4t Lo,2 Fs1elza AID Ie.sEraphe. No
rs or ret Nuse and re Dan Pc- 5eele Pr sss every
La.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

A destructive fire occurred at Louisville, Ky, yes
terday. by which The Journal Office the Louisville
Rolling Mil, HobroOk's Tobacco Warehouse, aud
other large establishments destroyed and the fire
was still rigging
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Aetu'!york Daily Gribn1's.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER p, 1858.
IL corRESpOyDEYTs

No noes taken q Comm atoms Whete-i
intended for insertion be authenticated BY the name and
address the necessarily for pubhca1on o1l a.
guarantee Of his rood faith.
We cannot vuderAks 70 return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

The New School Presbyterian Synod OF New-YOrk
and New-Jersey closed its session Yesterday. Some
resolutions on Slavery offered in the morning excited
4 VAIN debate.
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ENTERTAINMENTS AND HOHERY.

10 S0TsrT.
invite attention sxtennvs Gortnent o.
s,s viei O. lspeer v Be l0gHl unETs-ss n saay saa
Rsu-smbsr he o. sad
No 04 B5TerF.
A RaSks co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

A collision occurred on the Railroad Bridge at
Coatsyle, Pa yesterday morning between freight
train and passenger car. by which two men were
killed, and both engineers disabled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
EV Another instance of Tape Worm Cured by the
Of Dr.. MLANE's CELEBRATED NEKMTuGE:


NLwYoRK October IS 1852
This TO certify troubled with Tale Worm
than tried al the known remedies for this dreadful
sfciion but without being able destroy H. got Of Dr.
had performed by his celebrated Nermfugs
diaiely purchas bottle, which
according and the result discharged large
Tape Worm than yard besides number Of small
MRS NJ SCOTT. No~lO CannOn-st
p S-Dr MLANE's CELEBRATED NERMTUGE. also hs LIVER
Pulls respectable DRUG IN this city
please careful and bat
DR. hLANEs NERMFUGE. All others in comparison are worth
less
Paul No 90 Courandtt also by all respectable Druggists IN tbs
city. 10
ry- Further testimony from New-Y0rk in favor of
HooFLASDs celebrated GERMAN BITEks prepared BY Dr. {
Jackson Philadelphia fully proving them be superior
diseases Of the Liver omaeh and Nervous sys
TEN and seff,s arising theTeiron 49, - - 800.
Dr. J. L. ComAn ENicotvle, y \, Oct IS lS5 sad 81 ouf
medicine sells WE'LL witnessed s good Effects Ia CASES
nd use u n practice II knew it, composition"
Causon CARMEL, \. y, Dee 5 1851 said We have used
family and have derived eonsiderAbls oene
nom it, - o., .,
good effect produced by the U.s. Of TWO
bottles Hooaand Be myself There are lumber
Of dyspeptics In this v BIO wish 10 use IT,"
W sissous Lyons y MAY a. 1851 said My custom rs .is
fs eaIuire the your Hooaand BeTs As medicine Is
IN hish IL pue with those who have tied L."
A Merriam 4 Co. Adams n Y. Nov - 1882, said We are
truly valuable BteIs IL has earned FOR ITSELF
reputation equalsd BY other medicine sell"
Rev II + rfser New Hrosklyn April = 1855 SAID g.
pleased German he has Of benefit 70
The WHO has used H. than ether medicine grea ~ hs
who have been in attendance then Prescriptions bad
JAILED In producing any beneficial effect
For sale BY respectable dealen everywhere.
Fer sale in NeWlok BY A. d sancs No 100 Fult9ns cor
william tnd { H. Ring corner OF John+, and Broadway
audh dealers u medicine everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

r. Advertisements for The Tpne Of Monlsy oush; to be sent IN
before o'clock Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
Truth prevails
EGlsehO0d iails.
COunttTfcits are vain
LYONS dust
Forever must

dust
Forever
It's cmnencc mainau.
10 LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER, for the destTuc-
Of Ise sud his Pills for Rails and Nice admitted BY the
preparations And hieh chemistry
given DePei No "a Broadway.
PIANO FORTEs --GRoyEsTEEN 4 Co, have re-
moved from No 4l their WsTe0Oms No sos Broadway
adjoining - Nehoas Hotel where the business VII n future %
conducted under the nsme OF GSovEsrEEN rsrstow.
c. having Sad largely he force in their factories trus that
splendid and have hand besuifal
o. g. oosye PAnoPos which purchasers invited 70
anime before makns iheiI selections elsewhere
Is' Do you want a Farm worth $4,000 for 81
Do you NAG that mile in mia 50 fos 81
Do yea a Exhibition worth $4aooo for 81
Do you 500 Piano for 81
Do you any 81 fEKHAAs
,. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND Sifrs
NIRKoK Tos ~ ONLY
Then 20 the othce, No SIS Broadway ard bay teket
fxhihi'ions q he Mirror every afternoon ana even NJ
II MEADE. BROTHERS, Celebrated CoOred Da-
style Dauerreoype 6gsi introduced Amer
daily ana warranted and beautiful the HDesi .
oil PantuE - Broadway dOos shove ts As'or House
SECONDHAND PIANos-A great variety, from the
best maker hAIs-n from 80 TO sl5 resr equal 70 new
hoRAoE WATERss sreas Piano sna Music Es;ss-sh-asnt
BoUDoR PIANOS-These beautiful Pianos ad-
ui'se adapted Tor small CoLLARD CoiLARD Of Londa
have hitherto carried The palm bat GiLszkTs BOASTS e Gov
Ne SIS BTOsa~sy the Piano and Musk Es.b shneai
The lame ard the halt and the b!ad
a cure for their troubles IN frd
End Il At BARKEK's Az Baroadwav
~ II is BARRIERS CHEyEVxroNIQUE Sold every
who're Price 5 Principal depSt BARKEKs Ladies Hair
DreaiDs Establishment. No. ~ Broadway.
HAVE loU ADVERTISED YOUR BUSINESS w II
Ccu sFcs Newspaper Advertising House No s
,sI n h q. SS.- ss sSo, "a
egefv part o. ihe unos sn5 Csssias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
Horsr KEEPERS FURNISHING WARERooMs.--

SIMPSON Co. No IS Canal have received by late ardyas
which they invite the attention Of house
generally. selecting outfit viii lind their
call All articles represented exchanged
T. SAsO received Of style French and
German Fancy Baskets SINFsoN6 Co. No % Canalst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

CmsTADORO's HAIR DYE-Ihe cOOrs OF the ram
don't look and many Hair DYES TO
Hair DYE, the other hand
duces moment firm unohangeshle, natural and beautiful
brown aud only requires oused al long intervals Man
nlnctuftd. sold and nnpllod al No 9 Aston House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

IITILES EMFOKII M.-IIdFV YOU IUUhtU ~ II0
maecen Ladies WoIkBoNes aud Dressing Cases which are now
be NJ exhibited Emporium. No 3i Broadway They are the
beautiful presents for Ladies Gentlemen we have yet seen
TUrTLU Children OF every varietyNax Dolls CrDs
Babies Laughing Babies Baby Jumpers Porte Monnas Odo
aud thousand other things too numerous 10 N
paragraph short TUTTLE has description OF goods m all
rLa ~ D-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

rSzy Little Katys Diving Bed" or, win He Come p
Lilly Dear Good Bye Dss unity With tie Mqih "
AID terv beautiful sou price Is Just Published By
EEgF No Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
U HEcKER & BgoTHEE
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LIyE.-RAILRoAD

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LiNk--h tlLt.VaO
coEsE1 on BEoAD"AY ASD DEfsIs-
and Suthres'srH Irfrerr rA
cksted the above office through 70 - os
he yav bv railroad Cess twenty miles ryer ron AOa 20 =
with the Trvlege Of soppns Il any pI' %
By this and ne LAKE, s
svesS .rd 10 y ANTICIPATED Toe running
80 bees EewYork Il Louis reduced 70 ffy six hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

CAMPnoR Ice CAMPHOR Ice. w. WONDER
Camphor Ice aud falling remedy for curas
application being sufficient convince
the soepcsl Try Prepared only by T. w NANDERsnTH
Bowefy Drug No 1853. Sold BY NIB HAYS No I'D Fulton
md No l46 Aflanicst. BroOk vn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

MLLODLUhe.-c. d q II W III IT VV'1"'''01
Ndeps are tuned in equal tsmperamntthe harmony u Is
sod p The remote IN the commonthe only hode0s
20 tuned ana unquelons0y tie best To s1 some P-fs
monthly payments taken .. - 90, o.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

For many months past the managers OF the Eastern
lines Of telegraph the press and the public have been
greatly inconvenicnced by the malicious breakage of the
wires at about the time the steamers we're due at Hall
fax has frequently happened that within he twenty
hours next succeeding the announcement of steamer
of Halifax, the wires have been otherwise tam
pered with as many six times and some occasions
our Eastern agents have been PEELED to resort to
horse expresses to transmit usual reports bet
different telegraph stations Yesterday after about fifty
words of the Canadas had passed over the wires
they interrupted and remained for several hours
During the afternoon the line mendcd but no sooner
had the operators got to work than the line was again
interrupted under circumstances which leave no doubt
but that 1t the work Of miscreant who there
is reason to hope, will be trapped Owing these
yexatous interruptions full report from Halifax did
not reach until late hour last night Fortunately
the few words which the wires previous the
first interruption gave the leading features of the
principal market news, which Immediately trans
mtted to the New Orleans and other Southern papers
and published simultaneously at three O'Clock at all
points between Boston and New Orleans the news having
been sent through the Washington and New Orleans
line con siderably ahead Of tme.- [REroRTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29
Destructive Fire In Boston.

Boston, April 2s, 1858.
A fire broke out at one O'Clock this morning, in a
wooden building occupied as blacksmith shop in Eadi.
cot street nearly opposite the Catholic Church. which
entirely destroyed, together with several buildings
adjoining The fire extended to the right and left nearly
destroying block of two and half story brick dwelling
houses Pond street place occupied by numerous fam
lies on the one side and large wooden building No 100
Endcot street occupied by Ebene2er Waters grocer aud
several ohers the other and extending in the
TO the buildings on North Margin street nearly destroy
ing three story brick dwelling house opposite Baldwin
place, the bakery dwelling and stable of j. f. Stevenson
and block of wooden dwelling houses. The fire ragei
with great fury for considerable time the cnders pass
ing in large quantities the north part of the city
communicating fire to the roof of Christ Church. in Salem
street, which considerably injured Some forty or
fifty Ish families rendered houseess by the conna
ora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

n, i.
Presly terrain Board OF Foreign Mssions. Sernn,u bv
the Rev Thomas smyth d. d., Of Charleston 8. g. pre-
ceded by abstract Of proceesings in Dr. Ale,
church corner Of Nineteenth street.
FRIDAY, ..
New York hsgoalen Asylum. New Asyy um, Eighty
eighth street. between Fourth and Fifth avv nues II
SUNDAY. AYS.
New York Bible Society. sermon by Rev William ..
Piumer, D. D.. of Baltimore. Reiorms Dutch Church.
Washington square.
American Home Missionary soct ..y. Sermon BY Rev.
sSSxs q ha yf0n sast toee " urh of the Puans
American and Foreign Chrt tian Union. Sermon bv
'pnn Mennedy ~ Brooklyn At the MERCER
American Society for Me- o.; M .h. co,a,.,. ~ A..
Jews Sermon By Rev. NJ thapeI West, Of Pittsburs Pa
:" 'i' Ns'o'" pu'cr' " nurch on Lafayette place.
,. Co. oNDAY, MAY 0.
Americah seamen' Friend Society at the Broadway
tabernacle at bait- past 7P M
New York City temperance Alliance.
TUESDAY, TO-
tam n Foreign Christian Union, at Metropolitan
New 19sS and American Sunday School Union. Taber.
nac'e' -" past Z I. NJ.
49,. WEDNESDAY, MAY IL.
Anne can Tract Society. Tract House GA NJ Me-
HHoP' titan Hall, hall past A. NJ Public Meeting 10
American An'islavery Society Chinese Assembly,
Rooms Broadway, 10 A. M,
Institution for the Blind.
American Home Missionary Society Metropolitas -
| National temperance Society.
7kP.M. - metropolitan Ha4,
~ Amerieah and Foreign Anti Slavery Society r.bs,x
. American Female Guardian Society. Church ~ 81.
/ ' on'oh square, half past 10 A. M.
| TIT RsDAy. MAY H.
american Bible Society Bible House As+ou p,... a
a. M Public Meeting. Metropolitan Hall 10 "a NJ "0e'
institution for the neaf and Dumb ~
american lemPereLce Union. Tabernacle hair r.s.
FRIDAY, MAY l3
american Board Of Foreign Missions, Metropolitan
| American and Foreign Bible Society
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

SINGULAR CASE OF SUrcDE.-Jacob Cole, of this
village, committed suicide Tuesday afternoon last by
blowing out his brains with a gun II is peneraly ths
case when person CON mts act Of 30 rash nature
that they share largely in the sympathy Of the public
but in this IL quite to the contrary II being
almost impossible from the nature of the ccumstanoss
connected with his DEATH to the assistance Of
men enough to consgn his remains to the grave. The
causes which induced him to the sacrifice of his own life
were as follows On Saturday last young girl who had
been living in his family for time past appeared
before Justice Terwilgcr OF this village and preferred
charge of rape against him. upon which he arrested
and held TO bail for his appearance Mt court In the sum Oh
o00 The Circuit Court in and for Ulster county being
in session this week At Kingston he was
Of being called by his counsel at every moment to appear
Immediately before the Grand jury to answer to the
charge preferred agninst him. II his counse vAs
about making settlement of the affair with the father
OF the girl and wishing to consult Cole in regard TO the
matter, teleeraphed for him to down imme
not stating any particulars Cole mistook the summons
be for his appearance before the court and rather
than before the legal tribunal he put an end TO hs
existence. His age was II years. Coroner Merclean
neo an inquest upon the body and the verdict Of the
jury was, hat he "came to his death by deberat
shooting himself with gun '-Sdugeties fslewaph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

NEW ORLEANS, April 2S-Noon.
The Canadas has just been received here and win
appear in the Evening Della The sales of cotton this
morning were barely 1000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 28-P. n.
The sales Of cotton to day bales mostly after
the publication Of the Canada advices The market n
unchanged ard firm for the finer qualities. Strict mid.
ding is at 1oAc The receipts to day were 800 bales
and the exports ID 000 stock os coo bales Moasses ID
declining and is quoted at .Oc.
CHARLESTON, April o. 1859
The sales of cotton to-day $50 bales and during
the week 8 $50 bales at prices ranging from Ike to
10Ac: The market shows decline on the week Of 10.
have been ID COO bales and the stock hand here u
90, $50 bales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29
From CinciuuntS.
EXCITEMENT AGAINST the MAYOR, ET,

EXCITEMENT AGAINST the MAYOR, ETC.
CINCINNATI, April -, 1858
An indignation meeting held last night with rcfor.
to the conduct of Mayor Snelbaker towards Mr..
Kirkland, Sunday last The hall was densely crowded.
and nent citizens OF all parties took part in the
ceedines committee Of one hundred appointed to
wait en- the Mayor and request him to resign.
Thirty thousand dollars have been subscribed TO start
paper in opposition to the Enquirer ia conseq
Of their recent attack Dr. Waiter other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29
TITR LECTURE SEASON.

II EcTURE-METROPOLITANH HALL-THE REvOLU.
~ onary Fathers will speak in Metropolitan Hall on
Saturday evening April @ at ~ o'clock on the
Oovcrnmeptn Public Schoosn and the "Papa Despot-
Ism" interpreter will be present to explain the long
children who are squapdering their inheritance among
strnaeers and seeking to satisfy their hunger
seats to bs had a. the principal beokstorss aud the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, April rs, 1859.
subscribe for your valuable Journal for the purpose
of gratifying my wife, Who she does not get the HrID
at breakfast, Is all day. Now sir Am boarding
OUT and married man. who sits next TO at table, s
In the habit Of monopoxng my paper during the break
fast Do suggest mode for to get rid Of the i'm
position shall be compelled to insult his meanness
at the table, OF stop the paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29
MAXINE Affairs.

DrrARTURE THE AIPs.-Thc Cunard screw streamship
Alps Captain Weekham left port yesterday afternoon for
Liverpool. She carried no passengers.
TIE NEW FEHEyBoAr OSPREY, intended for the Bridge
street and Poote,ct street Ferry Company, made her
trial trip yesterday and very successful She the
second boat Of ~ company. Her engine and boiler
from the Fulton Works, Msssrs. Pease and Murphy
proprietors Size Of engine: 36 inch cylinder feet
stroke. The third boat will be ready in few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29
Items from, Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, April %. 1862
We have no mail this evening south of Savannah.
Capt: Woods and two men Of the hghtboat of Savan-
nah recently lost whilst passing from the boat 10
the shore
The Baltimore councils have passed resolution request
ing the Legislature to authorize the CITY to endorso
COO bonds of the Pitthburg and Connellsve RAD
road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

WASHINGTON, April 49, 1858.
The Gardiner case was this morning adjourned syer un.
til Monday in consequence of the sickness of Aexaider
Borlard, Of the jurors preventing his attendance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29
The Latest II om Hayti.

BOsHoN, April 28 1853
Port au Prince dates Of the 18th inst state that co
was advancing, and sold at $92 Hayten currency per
100 lbs
The Emperor had returned from his tour to tho south
The island in its whole history, exhibited more
quiet political position than at present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29
Fires In Albany.

ALBANY, April rs, 1858
There were three fires in this city last night. Four
stables burned between nine and O'Clock two
perishing in the flames was the work Of an in
cendiary About two o'clock this morning two dwelling
houses on Beaver street were partially destroyed-fuly
inc,lr