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{NHRIsTY'S OPERA HOUSE, H2 BROADWAY, ABOVE
Grand every night during tho week under
the sole direction and supervision Of e. p Chry
whose concerts this city for the SIX years have
.sssvsd with isvor x highly fs:pe:.bs and a. @shonah.
Asnce ~ o'clock On Saturday noxt April 3d. annual
hensnt Of Lewis Mairs, burlesque daucer
RANvARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND
ID the Holy Land Is open, At the new Md spacious
cecraDa Broadway. adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
and continued every evening" from authentic draw
:vS tour and rslsa expressly for ,he work NJ win
ON Wednesday and Saturday afternoons At O'clock Ad
0isson ~ cents; children, half price.
CECOND AND LAST NIGHT OF MME ALBONI IN
~ LA SONNANBULA.-A few Of the very best front
seats be had At the Central Ticket Office H. b. DOD.
WORTH CO.'S music store, No. 493 Broadway. Orders
for any night received.
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CTEAABOAT FOR SALE.-THE STEAMBOAT PRIN-
y cess, with her furniture and squipments in good
Of Z. Chamberlin, II and 70 Robinson street, or to
w. KING w er tpee6
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IINITEn sTArEsMAII OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fol

dor SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
I mail line.-The and splendid steamship AUG USTA
Thomas Lyon, Captain, will leave Wednesday, April
ut o'clock p. M from pier No. North river. Apply
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, 1874 Front street.
Tho FLORIDA, NJ s. Woodruff, Captain, on Saturday,
April g. For speed strength accommodation and fare
thaaoa hip hAv M fhe
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DOR SALE-SLOOP CAROLINE KRE1SCHER OF
sixtyfve tons burden, drawing five and . half feet
and Is II first rate condition Apply to b. KREIsCHER,
at tho New York IRE brick MANDATORY o. Goerek street
DICKED UP ADRIFT-A YAWL BOAT, FULLY
i rgged about fourteen feet in length and painted yell
low; vas picked adr ON the Waatout Flats thesth
For further inform call Christopher Wright Captain
Of the Fourth District Police Brooklyn.
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ITO IRON DEALERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steamship for sale-The hull &c. of the iron steamer
Bib now lying at the navy yard chaIestown Mass s
Y entirely Of American plate angle and bari Win be
ticuIars inquire Of H. THOMPSON board the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-18

E,oR HAVANA VIA CHARLESTON, s. C.-UNIrRD
States mail steamship ISABEL, william Rollins com
Anderhis splendid steamship will leave Charleston for
Havana via Key Wsst the 6th and 0th Of saeh month
month Apply 70 MoRDKCAI CO., Chasleston South
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Intelligence from Australia.

Fem the Boston Traveller. eeptem OR 13
We are ircebtsd 70 heeHs Sampson 4 Tappan for 3
copy Of h.lo Argus Of June r. ecelsea BY sh0
way OF Cal 80 ard Panama. The nsxt dates sill peobnbp
b. ought by tho hp Lnens, which advsr ,s~d 70
sail from Mobourt fer Panama and CO lao the I'D.
We iDd ver htsie news Of description ia ths pa
pr Ia double sbeet of eight pages nearly i4re
as tbo,e OF rho 7f0rr. ak pases being colcy Gllsd
wit sdvtrtissu,ebts
We do not dnd much from the minas. AGO UNITS
from the Wady YsIioch d'aEpgs state tnat ~ tsn
locality pretcnths bad returned oshear ensd; the
msinder move yerseverpg, diseiog sit
The aecouats from tho mines sps,k OF count
kss pupher Of ,obbores Of avery de- cripon" Murder
and spisides were also oomwon.
Near Nusperty Gi'iy Eureka . large end OF gold had
BEN fallen upon by ind,vdu-ls who Ia tina
Of three steks took about each net procssds,
after paJ Ing erpcs ssa
had been 3D. ard from SIX 70 ten gold .
Tub taken from it unusual. Idno of sixty.
ano sDo'ber Of tseniy pounds HAD been fouod
TIE hvgps representa- the business between Msbsurn0
And the United states ~ lpcrsAsir e astonshrgty
The weather At Melbourne duriss Gcst eek OF Jans
beautiful ard clear hut ihe nights bitterly ocia
Ito bouFes IN the mornings warn c T~rsd With hoAr
frost ~ lee saa made the 9th the thcknea OF .
piece
Politics end local elections eosagtd public attention TO
considerable extent Many pcrscrs sbo were tskeo up
Tor drurbrDafs ~ Melbourne the day tsr cleo 100 nsa
wit enough lift TO CARDS In tnar hats or op,
evs they bad got d unk ~bs engaged ia the ecoasu,
ord that they would be dealt WITH more favorably on
Tho no,oI,op, Cant Melville who IL undergoing sau-
tepca Of tu.rty ysnrs bca,d tho hulk in H,bsoos
bay hal made n deadly bot uosucoessf Al attack
the r.oai aho had charge Of hi for which violence
ia as repaid with interest," and put on bread and watsf
diet. -,
artsts for duphenn which aie very nu@efous rob
berry ASSAULTS, 10.
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Con Ohex's IGuus cts.

AFATLL AFSRAT Coroner wilhum yesterday Wa called
tn no d bqpast NJ Bellevue Hospital tue body Of q
German named John Schapp aged years VIII died ,es
'erdsy from II lea 10 Hcted BY NAMED John Rim
bach 81 German Tue orcumstsrcas uoose viii 81
the Injury inflicted were "a fco~s--Schapo was
sitting ID lager bier sbop bopt By Nsmor man at No
as Va, gin street, Saturday the 81 inst. ~ben Rim
bach entered the room, and ced q1arrel hogry
w0dp epsusd between the t. and Hnmsrm IN
iD'sIfeIed and sspa'asd the contspdIpg parties son
Afe,, however. during the ab.cnce Of ZtGnsrmau Who
isft the room for some lager bir Rbsoh again became
c'tortery ard was puzzled and kicked tho sno, by
Scbapp and o'hers About hour after scraoo had
oeca, n 70 into tho street ana to his surprts he
there is~ bnbech The latter approached AID made
desperate attack upoD Scheop VT and cluo.
Scbapu defended himself veil no could and endea-
vourtd 70 eyuIc.e bim,ef the violsncs Of
foropt, but visa unable to do 80 md before os-sAn
could be epdsred be fatally nured by blows Ia
0ict ed b. BimbAch with tho axe Tue sassd by
trade coz per. The asss,lsot who has escapod Is n
sailor spd ~ cosed 10 have gone 70 An inquest
Will be held on the body this forenoon.
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CAdr9 Of Stealing Cutie on ,@r johnson. Of the
Twtpiieth ward police, yesterday crested man naued
John OBiien n charge of stesI three valued
nj $3.50. tbe property Of Gtrard Hophios residing In
Eichtyrixth street The found 10 ,he posses.
zion of the sc-pted AMI Justice Mora III bs'ore eh
the prisoner tskon committed him to the Tonbs 20
TO await q trial
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u 3. BIas shais Office.
syrr 14-Js. beke arrested on q chsrge OF be;eg
ccpcerned In the larceny ca board the chip Patrick
Henry.
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On motion. these gentlemen wore than unanimously
elected the stas Central Committee for tine ensuing
ysbr.
The Chairman ~ the Committee "a edeutials, Mr.
Af1IS Ct toanfsuque then made report The commit
20. ionnd but or conteed seat tina a the eood dst-ct
cf Ffia claimed bv Villa A. Sutton and Il o. Smith
Trsy recommended that both gentlemen shoud b e.
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Aod DO sss du. Gee ared TO be the aaaddat
The RAsIDRsT- Gen'imen of the Convention hold
In my hand lstter which will of the business
proceeds farther. The letter l. foio~s
SYRACUSE September IA, 1858
PRrGprrr or THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION SyRAcusy.
sl reg leave respectfully to dtcl-s being candidst
for rsDomip alton for tbs Office OF Inspector OF state
frisons Fssn. dse grateful for the eonaa hereto
cesruus the obligation BY dschargnR thu
Of private in Che ranks to the ~xteht Of ability
respectfully, Jour ooedent servant w. r. ANGEL
The IcDsention then proceeded to vote for Candidate
for ste 70 Treasu
Mr. MILLER of Onaida Withdraw hia mama "A n ran.
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Anr Kelley declared TO OF the candidate. a
ton 10 Ike the rominstiou unaI NOUS unsuccoss
full Tn, persons voice IN the negative
the Convention then proceeded to vote IN the
psnrer for Secretary of Ssats Nominations being
c. leo for.
Mr.. CcIrrcs of Nee York. presented the nanS OF
G-orgeW Clinton. (tbe hacd candids'e
J,HNC cHRAS ssked the gentleman II he would state
tie Icssons shy the Convention snoald nominate Mr..
Chiffon
Mr. {. xrroS said he did not personally kno Mr. Clu.
ton. but from reputation he knew him to be O coed
de.sOcrsx and evaJy qualified for the Office and he
hoctd be would he elected
TIE result Of fha bal outing xaa as sollaxa.-
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,opd ballot resulted o. folio ws -

AID 'bc'e eIvcitOn
Mr.. BATCH Of Monroe. wanted resolution confning
the vote TO The three hshest candidates. He made
ori D IN that Effect
The Of Mr.. Ten Brock Withdrawn by tho
delegate proposes it-Mr Millard, OF Rsasselser
The Coz vsotou DOW proceeded TO the third voting,
which resulted as foilows:-
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N Va her YES nominated by Mr.. Feels, Of Nov York,
and inr'e agns of cisap Witch
sncD suppre-st' by the Ctar Msssrs. Cnarlck Comp
toa Qlackepboss Fseka and oherr for d. Mthsr
1t NC we'd TO take tn. th'ee his hest thu lat.
Mr. FsEKs. Of New York objested and ssld he had q
light r. vote for whom he plsaeed
Tie CHAIR sAid no could vote against the resolution Il
be
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Ibe whole ticket read, AMID mu spps use:-
Comp,roIIer- Robert Kelley Of New York
Secretary OF state-Isasc Yerpsuk, OF B1flo.
Clerk Court OF Appe-s- Albert Edeertop, OF ~ ssrc.
Jueas Court Of Appeals, Goog temp Charles II. Rug
Judge Court Of Appeals, (hoqt ern) Hiram DEMO, Of
OrE 90.
Attorney Ger oral--M.rtln Grover, Of Auegany.
siaie eesur~r-Francs 6~sur. Of Lewis.
Car Of @ nmisAiopm- An rev Yates of MONTGOMERY
STATE Prison Inspector Nm Dryer o. Oatario.
srare Eranssr-w II B,istol OF Orange
when tbe ticket b, reeu read JoUs CoC1rsSE asked
ubst Martin Grover thought OF this tcEes He said he
Be,e there Woo Joud coll. for Grcvs. Cover =
Ding him out !" Let us zee our Attorney General
Nh GlovIE. tho nominee for the Office OF Attorney 60
rcrni then stood UPON his seat and greeted With
en husissc cheers lie spoke fcli,ws-Nr President
and gentlenonf Lave attc1acd mary conventions DIR
ing ny lifetime, and can say, excepting myself. tho
ticket OF this Convention Ia the strongest helped to
make Great enthusiasm) This Convention Of the
democracy Of New York ends tho terms hunksrs and
banf bumps ami hereafter tho designation OF tho dit
ferent parties will be terrified ard unerraed Gre
msbdous esocrlDg) am at preseut not much frish.
eped. and think class myself among the latter
O.ush'er) We have witnessed in tho last few hours
,ouo cr1ptlcp in ranks. ard since have 10
session hnvo seen our sriipg brcnr~n cntnua l re
turpii 10 ns or 10 other words eo NJ back to church
daughter All the experiences havp oed 10 cnur,h
matters leeds ne TO believe that when canfc1 g~s
ltde wrong 1t is rot good pol;y for n mem Der
more good 10 be tf.cad BY the go'd 70 remain aud
Try 20 correct the errjDg (appl,us) But geutsmen
tho Of friends Who left ua do not tnok under
stand think myself wo'vn done Gil That ~e nlt 70
savc erirg brethren 10 camp H. is very dss,ra
bio that a OF those cone hack stuoIg this little
ripple uron IL ~bter~ of oemCcacy occtooed by tneu
wurld DO smoovtad oycs al avs taiE frank as
tbpk-we aoog 10 have good dght this fell; but
whether this tcket Il cleo ed thu future mu decide
Persons ally and Individually rnns fay would iise 70
have elected Gteat inuRbter) But Il this ticset Ia
defeated the tefrinsdn have bed toeir .at meeting
their estheicr Of Yesterday, nay 70 called uocetog
thirk Cen stand IT, era would not think il the worst
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cipss from TIE tine H. vss rescued fro British contain
hsuuu ttn the ent CAV. Gcniemeo, can virtue
unite with vice and retain its former intsys aassur
no lAeoi..'eI ADo ssy tho union between ne ns
would tran ole ,b~ n-tiutso iote fragments
be seroru ID Ch.~r- W. aod psffofn Vi
but havU body sqnal in num,era eoavsns
s...,s i.,-n K-Dc1 ana ksd desorum
tbis vbtss hes mot be- To day, add dod C,aere.
equally hcn0rnbs thss fall snail think the highest
h,pc~ ~ the estzs issu~nt. (L.asoter think ~
a ~ ~.-f.~'-rs Pro tdcut
q eur isnds have dcos until have tried him furtase
P-rcs We all hno. toto 20 by AGO dsnt aod
uDsoausss-o ", b pnotc men, sod therefore
was ssAh deceived ~ tno-e Who we're oootnu-
any vni, penss lie, into nis care. (Aop'sue
s3~stlea Ga yoa have ps minated q ticket hoaor-
ape 70 the party AID and all that remsias for
70 90 u TO give tas IL such support a.
tho 90 ring -'scnp oil spo~ them that are ~
worthy OF them thas tu5 OF Let the
by oe~ssts- 20 b.sk TO their rural bomos and oil tho
people what materials have made their ticket OF,
aod tbey ire - tfus b.li.v. 70 thsy will
give decisive vnre 10 rexsrd a. orc
Ts.- The ss,y ~ Ns- Yors viii 20 (Great checrioa
Il vas then moved aud carried Secretary ia
70, % the sssd d.t~s . ttu Don'nstous urge their
socspt.ocs Tn-re then loud c.lt. for M.taer In
obeoisnc> To witch Nc astosr tho Csasl Commissioner
oAa forward, sod g e~tsd With ne cheers.
Mr. kATgxR --id- Mr. Prs.ident aud gentlemen OF th
you have oon'rrr 40 upon tell this hoaoe INC .
so,v ne~suss star my enc nice vho c1arre me
With high Grimes and msdsmsanor (Cres OF :. Hear
hr~r - oisht ~ dio when nrst re-
cssvrd from the osnocrsc, on TITS state the nioausn
for this Once which | nos hold And noy "a tnea
pledge myself wosk for tbs future "a nave IN tns
PCT for The advancement u the oaoner o. d-mocesoy
soS fed uittd tre.pass upoo yoar time to night
Lot me therefore conclude oy oturuiog N you my Hn
is.-ss '"- M honor Jou have conferred upon me
fUreet ssthusiasm
rar Durrrxo Again mounted the stand. and spoke OF
o~4 eora'soa 70 shicb they bad long b.ea sub
- rrio'csd that the party wss nos purified
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THE CLOSING scRgEs- -ISCiDENrs-- GENERAL Ri:
yILw OF TUE WHOLE APFAfa, ETC., ITO.
The great battle having been fought, It may BE- well
enough linaer upon the Gold aud examine the Il Il Of
killed. and wounded, veil to stsc clearly mat
which DO not properly belong 70 report but when
are f important in their bearing upon the result Of The
Convention.
On Monday evening, of the regular meeting Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-14

LAUNCH OF SCREW STEAMER CURIEw.-The remarkably
substantial and beautiful Curew the pro
perty of the Hon. Samuel Cunard of Halifax, launch
ed lately from the building yard Of Messrs William Denny
4 Brothers. She named by Miss Sampson daughter
of her experienced commander and is intended to ply
tween New York and St. Thomas, calling at Bermuda
The Curlew is the second iron steamer built for the
line and will prove fit companion for the Petrel Ospray
and Falcon vessels built Port Glasgow and Greenock
This line Of steamers once owned BY joint proprietary
has recently become the sole property of the Hon. Mr.
Cunard who has we understand, contracted with tho
distinguished builders Of the Curlew for several roI
steamers The length of the Curew is all 20!
feet keel and forerake 1856 feet breadth of beam rs feet
depth moulded 10 feet with full poop and ports. She
to be fitted with engines Of 90 horse power Messrs Tul
loch Denny and it is expected that she will be furnish
ed and ready to to in about four weeks The Our
lew took the water in capital STYLE amidst the roaring
cannon and the hearty cheering OF the workmen, VIII
hailed her another triumph of naval architecture from
the LeveD. She speedily moored at the large
where her engines will be put on beard.-SoNch Paper.
The Curlew is expected arrive here about the LIST
November, and will sail monthly between this city, Der
mud and ST. Thomas.
LAUNCHES A three masted schooner, of 600 tons bur
then, called the Old Dominion. launched from thu
yard OF Croweu Colon a, Ezabethport n j.. on TIL
18th ofOctober Htr dimensions 125 feet keel so fee
beam, and 1919 feet deck with single deck She belong
Q the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company, of New YORK
There will be another schooner launched from the san
yard by the same company, in few days Of $50 toni
burthen, to be called the Music.
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New ysrlk, Friday, October IA. 1852
Mails for Europe.

TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Collins steamship Baltic, apt.Comstock viii leave
( xhis port at to morrow, for liverpool.
Subscriptions and advertisement Cor any edition OF the
New YoRE HERALD viii be received the following places
b Esrope
LvERpooi-John Hunter No Paradise street
LoSpoN-Edwards, Sanford Co., Cornhill.
Vim. Thomas Co., No 10 Catherine street.
PARs-livingston, Wells Co., Rue de la Bourse.
b. H. Revolt, No Il Rue de la Banque
The European mails will close at half past ten e'cee
IN the morning.
The WlHsIY HERALD viii be published at past nine
O'Clock to morning Single copies in wrappers
sixpenee.
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City Politics.

THE SIXTH WARD HARD SHELLS last evening met in con.
" nsiop and unanimously nominated Henry H. How ard
ex Assembyman, as their candidate for Alderman.
sFyrSTIaSn WARD TEMPERANCE REsoRM.--The nomi.
mating committee met last evening, and nominated Dr.
s. r. Townsend for Alderman.
THE " SOFT" IMPEACHMENT DENIED.
Nh. EDuoR-We, the undersigned wing seen our
in Wednesdays edition Of the HERALD on the soft
shell ticket Of the Sixth ward do protest against such use
IL names II Is entirely without our authority as
We cannot consistently support any other ticket than
that headed by q. Clinton (Signed)
jeremiah J. Rodgers, John Martin
Patrick Gtrrsghty, Thomas Caveny,
John Reagan, Michael Deggs
I!al cir q Raike. Henry Okeefe.
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Talk ON 'Change.

Before the receipt of the Canadas via Halifax,
there was no change In four while wheat easier and
corn frmer The news washot known until about high
change when business for the day had too far progress
ed for its effects to be fully developed Flour held
after the news at an advance of 20 CENTS wheat ad
vanced from to two cents per bushe enesee sold at
81 81 and Ohio white at 81 81 No sale of corn was
ported after the Freights Hrmer after the,
news and lid asked for wheat and As for four to
Liverpool.
The political news from Europe considered rather
startling but unexpected. 1t was the opinion OF
some merchants however, that the combined feet having
passed the Dardanees, and anchored near constantine.
pie did add anything to the probabilities OF war; In
deed some of them considered that the movement
favorable to the establishment of peaceable relations
1t had been previously stated that France and England
had proposed to protect the Sultan against the
will of his own people, in adhering to the
original note agreed upon by the Four Powers, and that
in obedience to this guarantee the fleets had been re-
moved to Consantinope. In this view OF the case the
position of affairs had approached nearer pacific sou-
tion Others considered that the movement if made
with view Of aiding Turkey in her hostile intentions to-
wards Russia in default Of bringing the latter to TERMS
the crisis at hand and the end OF the whole
affair would sooner realized Actual hostlities would
not make general commercial affairs much worse thar
the long age ny Of their anticipation had produced Diff
/
disposed to view it in its worst light They alter
native but war; and that Of the most fierce and bigoted
kind Tie policy of Russia had been that Of intriguing
inactivity keeping her gouHd and hoping Cor still greater
advantages by delay 1t evident to all however, that
an porant crisis had been reached and that termina
ton of suspense would be realized way the
other.
The stocks Of breadsuffs in this market, it was
Marked altogether too light to meet the exgencies
Of the demand and large sales continually making
to arrive in the next two months The canals would DO
wholly incapable Of bringing for ard the necessary sup
plies before they would close; hence all the main lines OF
western railroads would have freight offered than
they coud convey and higher rates would be obtained
vessel called the G. B. Lamar of $50 TONS sold
another of $50 TONS called the John Fye at about
| SEQ per ton, each.
No very great activity in trade could be expected until
the private letters due by the Canada at hand
FoRElGN CoSsrIs-Adren Sassnot Ounce has been ofs
cay recognized vice consul Of France for the port
| Mobile
j. kunemann has been recognized by the Presiden.
vice consul o. France for the port of st. Louis.
Fernando Moreno has been recognized vice consu,
| of France for the port of Key West Fla
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srable lots and houses and lots Morrsana takes pac
this day friday at o'clock the ground Al INN
MorrsaDia BY ALBERT H. NiCoLAY Apctoneer This Piat
running from New York daily to Upper Aorrsania The
pot only two minutes walk from this property and Il
communication is only $ year. being than any sta,
ronte in this city Morrisana Of the most deghtf
villages in the vicinity Of New York. commanding fine vie
OF the surrounding country and the an
graded free OF expense The sale is without Il
highest bidder TO close concern and the title
blc Sevehyny cent Of the purchase money renal
on bond and mortgage for live at per
purchases under $780, which be paid by twelve ea
monthly Also three desirable and egl
lots q ground Washington and Sixth street, Opp
Morrsania The terms of sale will be LIBERAL and the It'll
are all indispensable Persons desrous Of attending the
can take the 81 o'clock train Of the Harlem railroad
ing at all the stations and free tickets with hograph
maps and full particulars be obtained the office Oh
auctioneer, No. 40 Wall street.
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A detailed report of the recent prize fight may

detailed report of the recent prize fight may
be found in teday's paper.
The long agony in the Episcopal Convention OF
deciding how TO supply the place made vacant by
the apos.scy Of Bishop Ives, was ended yesterday.
canon passed by which the bishop can be deposed,
and DR.. Atkinson consecrated in his stead.
veighty load is thus removed from the members OF
the Convention.
Tristrau, Burgess died at Providence yesterday
morning at the advanced age of eighty four years.
On our inside pages may be found variety of in
terestlag matter including Letters from Paris and
Bosten, Court Reports, proceedings of the Board o.
EducatiOn Theatrical, Commercial intelligence
Is. &c.