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nrHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

TIME BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
IL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NEW YORK 70 LlVERPoOL-
Cllef Cabs Psssase sl2o Second Cabin Passage, SO A.
From BOSTON 10 LyERPOOL-Chief Passage 800; Sec.
o,a Cabin Pas~Age call Halifax
ARABIA, Capt Judkins AMERICA Capt leeh-
PERSIA, Capt Ryre, EUROPA Capt Shannon
ASIA Can't q Lott CANADA, Capt Stone
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. NIAGARA Capt Lang -,
light rnast-head srboet
bIw, red on port bow. ,,,, ,s.I -
NIAGARA, Lang Boston w snesaay aoth APtn
EUROPA, shannon. .New-foT w WEDNESDAY eEn April
AMERICA, Leiteh. Boston. ~ W ednesaay Atn aPru
ARABIA. Judkins New lork 80. W ednesiay' IN ny
CANADA, Stone. Boston Mednes1Ay' idtn ny
ASIA, L0t....... New 10rk..s Medhc-ayi lo.a ,s,y
NIAGARA, LaDg. Boston. ;..... W ednesaAy @<n Nay
EUROPA. Shannon. New \ ork w ednesdAy, nt June
AMERICL Leitch Boston "Wednesday sab June.
hpARIA Judkins New York. "Wednesday 18Th June
CANADA stone. Boston. W ednesiay I'd June.
Berths not secured until paid for
Anex surgeon board
IT, dnes nj tbese ships will accountable for gold silver,
unless bills Of
the value thereof therein expressed
For freight or passage apply CUNARb No bowinsseen
lSTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK and GLASGOW,
LTe Gasow New York Steamship Company powerful new
stesmshp GLASGOW 81 and - hor'epoSer Robert Srns
Commander viii sail rom ior ior uAseo" On SAlOhDa
Hay p. u O'Clock noon, -.
First Cabin saloon State Rocnsl
First Cebin (MidsAip State Roonsl
Second CABIN
stewards fee inclnded.
Ip,ivn j. McsYMON No IS Broadway.
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HsPs AIJFN's WORLD's HAIR RESTORER is


N No, Har Dive and deleteous ingredient never
@ restore Hair however 10 original color ana 81 ns
the sight however ePpled
according The Hair will rs Original co anns
the Hair from falling cures e
Tsrnoyes and headache persPraron o. zoe
80 .nas seachead eruption OF the head see neTiok
Chronicle for old ard large advertisement ~, ~ aSs
pronr. coer Of No 1870 Bowey No rs waning
No 10 Astor Nos IFS and IN Fultonr BROOKLYN
and No. l46 4th-st. WlhaInsbursh.
DLANETTs BTTTERS.-Ths article Is offered 70
be uubic cure Debility, Indigestion Liver Cozpnnt
g. sknr Dyspepsia Nervous eiecaons genere 10
bSb 10 The wholly vegetable In the
For sslebJ ~ l. MINIS o. 49, 800
CAND's HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP, III, %
- eeuts delightful and remedy for S9ushs Ceds and
Sold retail 81 SAN Dr1s
Sto IA Janesst Country Merchants ana y Drakse can
bseoze dozen without charge J SEEMING 40 orae posi-
paid
TRUssEs SHOULDER BRACES, Ladies'
p and Supporters Instruments for knock knees
boxe-s ankle and eurysArs y me SPINE vey seps
% ,.ktDg fof enlsssed Of the Lea elastic
blS-sp usses and every Kind Of bsndase at No II Annst
ITO the PITBLIC.-I feel it duty 1 owe 10 those
- 40 Besur under the affection Of throat and lung
20 Tth unsogEht testimony the skill add
az DR. LUTEHERS treatment lately introduced in
- ~ ne dscover DR.. LUTENER Enzsh Physician
"a -s,ut.rop Il Mrs Handbook have been suffering severely
sd lung complaints for the last three years and have
| - 6ef from the applications recommended BY several
an thank God restored 10 health nader Dr.
tresrnen and would advise all those who Afflicted
t "a. ..e well the and the ears 20 call 90
n No Pnrcest tor further proof call on hs HAND
| COCK, No g Hssiefs
vxyHIsKERs and MUSTACHES in SIX WEEKS
w ia rsther startling confess. b1t its true neyehele
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-, - .houSoN.... -. ~ Bioa3SAy and u Readest
.ts ose % b. inserted Tuesdays Thursdays sud Ssrr
k(e No 2Nssps W soooo % sem 10 NJ rErTkNSitL
q h PET1FKf,IIfNt n. =
n~ S,-le 10 the United States and Canadas and day
nests Win for them They have effected arsage
sufsse ~ ~ That advertisers viii hpd
u" No IL Nssssa g. A'e' sA f''ase ca" - 'heii o.
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HIIDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-SpringA rrang

nert-Tns Cbsmbersst daily sof Albany aud Troy
Express Tfsn NJ through N hours connecting win Irsns
eachine Bu6.lo or Montreal O'Clock same evening
Maj Ilsin M-fhroush Way TrsiAs 10 30 An and IN
Express Tain Pm Accommodation irain srA
For TSrytovn AZ s Pm. 80 and II Pm
For PokeepGe AN, Way Freight snd rasso AA '
p N Trsin-
~. Tsryowu Peekskn and Pokeeprs Trains stop 81 al way
taken At Chambers Canal Christopher lta and Ss .s
SUNDAY TRAINS Canals et 80 N ano
- ~ ~ 0' ~A--'''r EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of Oh

County roE hereby rree 70 gsons HAVING ea, sas
OF New foh Deceased "a pefehs ne sne
Nth Souher. Thereof the subscriber OF william Boomseh E~i,
No before Tie Ape
neAtDued Ns-Yofs, the % day Of octoeer lsl - A.
o5
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ITrw-yORK and ERIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

II RAILROAD open to BUFRALo-The moa direct qse.'
81 and Cheapest route Toronto Hamilton and Capsda West
on and after TUESDAY Jan 49, lass trains VIII cave Rochester for
Rnsso and Niagara Falls A. follows I'D AN and 25 Pm Return
irs trrn viii cave Buffalo and Ni1ssra Fails @ Rochester at 80 AN
Pm Passengers Buffalo Will End this route superior IN
rort Of comfort road thoroughly ouf and eqp.
entirely and locomotives TIE present rmina
~ $500 WARREN COLBCRN. Supt
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF {

New Yol hereby ssea a. person. ssns CLAIMS sa
The same With vouchers renc. No
Grand York bere The sfh day Of MAJ SORT
Dafsd. the sd day Of November, issl , ,.,
wfuTu
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of In.


al hsvas elUms
ROGERS he 0fkes fQrt deceased
before
July ne1Dsied fork the 10th day January 1883
Rl Ia~smIus CiAs n. ROGERS Ekscafof.
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L'Ok BOSTON, sls NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
The splendid superior BAY STATE, Capt VIM.
Brown and EMPIRE STATE, Csrt Benjamin Bnyon, leave
Alternate dayA supday ceped from Pier No 4, the
Battery 81 NJ For freight apply board, at the Office On
Pier No s.
Freight forwarded through with great dspsich BY
~ and II Westst
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF {
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of


BRODn New YORK deceased
subscriber, OWN
IN before
Dated, New York, the 10Th day Of November, lisa
iaw6n Admins fstor.
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IGOR CHARLESTON and FLURIDA-Seml-W eekIy
g. Line-Tbe and fast steamer JAS ADGER-
Dickinson Commander will leave Per No n r. on SATURDAY
Nav M precisely For freight apply on board where
ali bs ading Will be signed and for passage the once OF
SPOFFORD, IILESTON Co, No 50 Broadway
Through Tickets Florida follows; TO Jacksonville sSl to
fakS
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JOHN C. HAM (Manufacturer 70 o. 20
CHIkAWAhE, Glass, IND f5n "a 4 a. md.n.,sn.
KTJTRL co, (importeis). NOS ~ ana o.
C. IHKENF ELDf (Freneh No SO Maden-sne and 70 A0sS]
CLOTHS, CASSLNERES, PESTLNGS, &c, -,
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Charter Election Returns" Spring Fashions.'

We are indebted TO Mr.. Palmer, the Morse telegraph
operator this place, for the annexed election returns
Bufalo-Eli Cook, democratic mayor, 700 majority
majority.
Aubum-T Y Howe, democratic mayor, 1877 majority.
Syracuse-Denns Mccarthy, democratic mayor, 95
majority Also three democratic aldermen and one whig
Utca-C H. Dooliitie. democratic mayor, 40 majority.
OF the aldermen elected four are democrats and two
wings, making tie in The board as four wings and two
democrats bold over
Troy-F. Poserthwell. democratic mayor, 400 MAORI
y The recorder, eight OF the ten aldermen, and all but
one OF the supervisors are Of the same stripe.
Rome-M. Van Dresser, democratic SUPERVISOR elected
by 200 majority, together with nearly all the democratic
ticket
Oneida counly-Sangersheld. James M. Tower, demo-
cratic supervisor 81 maIorythe rest OF the democratic
ticket elected by about rs majority Kirkland, Edward
Stebbns. democratic SUPERVISOR elected Augusta A.
w. Reynolds, wing supervisor, elected by ~ majority
Marshall, Hairc6eut, democratic supervisor elected
Herkmer coun,y--Ltte Falls II. d. Colvn, demo-
cratic supervisor, elected.
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,peot OF tho bar while his urbapy and ooursesy-hings
so dineren from what ofen hnd la oonrtsbaye made
marked thal Judge Cushing ready perform any
Of work that put upon him. and seemed TO be
surprised that should be fond Of labor for It's own
but Judge Cushngs industry far out Of the com
M way and might we'll asonish almost any man. lie
does allow any of his time 10 be wasted II IL be ue
great authority asserts, that work is worship, then 10
Judge Gushing the devotional man in the country
His acquisitions vast and they al command
doubt IL there be in the nation who can APP
proach hitn in this respect"
Iii admitted by all who know him. that General Cush-
ing is OF the abes and accomplished men ~
the country and doubt that he will be one OF
the valuable and useful of the very able men who
constitute General Perecs cabinet His brilliant talents,
extensve legal information. and eminent forensic abI-
ties will enable him discharge the duties of the Atlor-
ney Generalshp with high credit 10 the administration,
while his familiar acquaintance with public affairs. MS
great industry and power OF investigation, his vast stores
OF knowledge and the readiness with which he can
bring il to bear upon all practical questions, will render
him an invaluable councillor.
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A JUDGE IMPEAcHED-A select committee Of the
Wisconsin legislature have recommended the removal
from Office OF Judge Levi Hubbe The charges against
him are as follows:
list OF receiving bride in the of suit against
Comstock and Sanderson
"a Adjudca,iug cases where he peculiarly inter-
esied-with three specl hcatons.
3D. Wilfuy and partially passing illegal sentences
upon persons convicted-wl,h Two specifications.
4lh Presiding 10 in which be had acted as solic
itor and counsel-sx specifications
9Th. Taking for his own use moneys paid into court
three specifications.
eth Giving advice in cases before him. in his official
capacty--lhree specifications.
7lh Conducting himself with Partially towards suit.
ors-eigh specifications.
stb Using his Official station TO induce females to sub
init themselves 10 be debauched by hm-our specihca-
tons.
OH Arbitrarily using his office 10 the benefit OF par,c-
ular pariies--sir specifications
10Th Allowing himself TO be approached and advised
with as to suits before him-twenty-two specifications.
nth Interfering in matters in suits before hlm-ihr-
teen specifications.
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MoSpAY. March 7, 1858.


On the motion OF Hon Reverdy Johnson, Thomas
Passmore Hanbest. esq OF Pennsylvania; John Milton
Adams esq, of Maine Louis Blandlng and J q. Cal
houn, esqs OF South Carolina; James g. Carpenter and
N. Titus Wakeman, esqs., OF New York; Famen Ball,
esq, OF Ohio and James Ross Snowden. esq, OF Penn
sylvana, admitted attorneys and counsellors OF this
court.
On motion OF VIM. Coventry. II Waddel esq OF New
York Hon. Josiah Sutherland Hon. George Van SAINT
wood, and Hopkins Stewart. esq. OF New York,
admitted attorneys and eounsellors OF this court
No. So General Mutual Insurance Company Us f. b.
Sherwood In TO the circuit court OF the United
States for New York Mr. Justice Curtis delivered the
opinion Of this court reversing the judgment Of the cir
cult court and remandng this for psnrs Jseas de
novo.
No s. John Deacon Us Robt divers executors APP
peal from the circuit OF the United states for Mary
land Mr. Justice Gre delivered the opinion Of this court
affirming the decree OF the circuit court with costs.
No. a. s. Veaze et al, Us. w. b. 5. Moor. In error
to the supreme Judicial court for Maine. Mr. Justice
Daniel delivered the opinion OF this court, affirming with
costs the judgment of the said supreme court in this
No. So WIN. +. Walker ct all Us. George 5. Robbins ct
al Appeal from the circuit court of the United States for
Mississippi Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion of
this court affirming the decree OF the circuit court with
COSTS
No IT, j. G. Goesele ct al. Us. J. M. Bimeler ct al,
Appeal from circuit of the United States for Ohio.
Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the OPINION oil THIS court,
affirming the decree of the circuit court with costs.
No. II. Z. Boomer, appellant us. John McQuewan ct
ai Appeal from the circuit court of the United States
for Pennsy lvania Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered
the opinion of this court affirming the decree OF the cir
cult court with costs.
No g. Er parte, re, William V. Many u.s. G. w.
Szer et al Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opn-
ion of this court overriding the motion in this for
the want OF jurisdiction.
The court adjourned to the time and place appointed
by law.
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Later from Ne,o Merico.

LOUISVILLE March 7-Advices have been received here
by mail bringing advices Santa Fe of month la
ter dates, being to February /.
The reporter of the Santa Fe Gazette, route for tho
East arrived at ST. Louis the st He reports making
the Journey unmolesed But little snow on the plains.
Bishop Larney was robbed the 9Th Of January of
large amount
Fort Atkinson, in Arkansas, is to be broken up, and
more eligible place selected.
difficulty occurred Albuquerque, growing out OF tho
of the court which threatened serious
auences An armed multitude surrounded the court,
but no violence done Governor Lane despatched
the marshal and the district to tho rescue OF tho
The territorial legislature had adjourned January H.
having but little advance the interests OF tho coun-
n.y. Another member from Valencia was rejected from
holding his half the session, upon the ground that
he young
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Gandys circular quotes New Orleans fair otd mddlin
S 3-lod Mobile fair Old middhng il.lod.
Alter succession OF easeIly winds for many days.
changed 10 The northwest on Tuesday night and the
Their has become more mild
Trade all hester is limited. Yarns rather low
or, but goods unchanged
LIyERpooL GRAIN MARKET, Feb. 23.-The market is
fiat Wheat is from Id 10 I'd lower Flour cd, and corn
10 arrive, sd lower Corn on the spot rs dull and
changed
Lospos MONEY mARKEr--The money msrketi is steady,
and consols unchanged.
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tPsnnylrnnaa dren"s, eornsT OF N"fA "TsdJ
0N "Wednesday morning. March o. 10 O'Clock shall SELL the
" formerly VIM Wise, ~
Maryland svense assortment Of groceries, boots, shoes
articles kc
Terms All and UNDER cash Gas, credit Of
thirty and siry satisfactorily endorsed bearing inter
Mar s1
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A Great National Painting open AZ Iron Hall
"A Pennsylvania avenue
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI

Painted by j. Smith, Recently returned from the grand
admitting thousands having
the highest stamp European appreciation from the best
submitted 70 the GOOD
snd usi discrimination Of the American people Le san
In this country ms
sp,cndid specimen accurately depicts tbs
natural Cities and every point OF interest," ~ ns
rre. Msssspp valley Of 81 Asshony 70 the Gull on
MeSico.
Admission 0snieman ladies o. Children rs
Exhibition evening ~ and Wednesday and ssiue
day Afternoons at az Doors open one hour previous
Mar s-dn
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DIED.

Yesterday morning. O'Clock after few hours lnass,
WILLIAM OF WILLIAM D. and IsAsSLLA A. BRAcKHH
pipsu, aged three years, four months, aud two days
The family respectfully invited to attend the f
neral residence 9Th, between and Streets to-
day, (sth0 at 3 O'Clock.
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sonabe ground for the belief that he will be LEES the
President oi party than OF the peopleof all parties
VINO WIN so remarkable unanmly, contributed 10 inve
him win me responsibilities OF the chief magislracy So
ar men, all looks fair and favorable but il is for time
ere long 10 apply the Test
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IN II O. BANCROFT DAVIS has resumed IN New
M York the practice and in addition, viii give his altar
ian Of such pecuniary trusts "
NAV b, conhded Having formed an extensive
among the commercial, 6nancis and pofess'ona
Of three years half in London, he also onsrs "
desirnp TO business transacted IN Europe
INV YopK ~ Wall street, February, 1851
s:::; 5 sss,, e. o ss; ss%: s.-Y
Near, Blake, Ward, Coz New fok ana p"s'on'
M...,. Co,eor,n b Riggs, Washington
uon John Davis. Worcester, Msssachussn'
- ~, m ,,opo.es 10 leave March, early in
n, london will probably dean HIN sone
Ne viii take charge further mauss that he In
.,.d 10 him OF Europe During his as
..nc. letters will be attend His sseress
ondon will Barring Brothers, Co.. TO
whom he is permitted TO refer
Mar -dlm
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MARRIED..

on Thursday Sd instant by the Rev. Mr. d. ssoIshn VIM
n. RELY, o United to ELLEN t., youngest
daughter O Mrs. w. A. ROOM, OF this city.
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Inc policy TO be pursued by the administration, ,
we lake u Tor granted is indicated in General Pierce
inaugural address. This document is able, clear. and
well written there is shutting and lodging, double
meaning about II, that can discover il is plain,
straight forward and conclusive.
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From the New York Mirror, (whigJ

We are truly happy 10 be able thus heartily 10 com
mend The hrs official document OF new Executive
From the day OF his nomination al Baltimore, to the
hour OF his Inauguration at Washington President Pierce
has not uttered word written line at which any
good citizen could take exception We honestly hope
four years hence
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CONSULATE U. q. A.,
Panama, February Is, 1889

asp, have the honor the department that
notice be given OF the prominent public journals IN the
United capetbag belonging TO an American ossn'
found this isthmus and now In
the in this place. subject TO my
order The only thing value found in the bag lower cabin
for the steamship issued by Mesars Davis, Brooks
Co New York-ho being the hands Of their
hi. port, presumed that Mr. Pendegas either returned 70
New York drowned in the Chagcs nver he never re-
.d himself at the agency IN Panama.
for the recovery ticket will have 10 be made TO
M VI, poots Co. csrpetbas this consulate"
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Heavy acknowledgement on of the Collector.
Bo,roN March 7-Joseph @. Bates, extensive glass and
hardware dealer OF this city, is announced having
failed His liabilities said 10 be about $4,000
Philip Greedy collector OF the port OF Boston, has resigned
his office.
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OmciaI.

The following DESPATCH dated February l5 1852,
al the Department Amos B. Cowne, ESQ.,
United States Panama. published for the Information Of
whom may concern, viz
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From the Richmond Enquirer, democrat

The inaugural address of President Pierce is the
theme OF every tongue The soundness of It's views, the
bold American doctrines pocaims the spirit of earnest
pose which peryade il throughout less than lis pure
classical style, distinguish il among the official procla
nations OF the age.
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Terrible Railroad Aeeidsn Great Loss Of LVs.

PHILADELPHIA, March Con Thursday night last the
emigant train the Pennsylvania Central rairoad COM
ing east off the track in the deep cut between Lew
aud Huntingdon. Persons sent out oh way
the trains then nearly due at that point OF the
cident The west. after walking some distance,
down in shany, and unfortunately fell asleep. Tho
train passed him and in violent collision wi tn the
crippled train, killing four emigranis instantly. Two
others since died OF injuries received and
are expected TO live
1t is reported that freight trains In collision
near Huntington yesterday, by which persons
killed. No particulars given,
John Burnwood, engieeer on the Columbia road, who
was run Friday last died the hospital last night
He leaves nine children
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The Constitutional Election

BosToN March THE election for bers OF the
convention TO reform the State constitution going of
day with considerable spirit Five tickets in the field,
viz whig democrat, soil, citizens ticket and Union
ticket The latter contains but Mcssrs Evor-
cit, Choate, and Winthrop decline serving on tho whK
ticket The wings generally vote by open ballots, and
others Use envelopes, which do not work well.
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New York Express, (whs)
The IsAuouaAL--Presiden Pierce's inaugural address
is plain, commousense document, and
such is likely receive the unqualified approval Of
The country at large An inaugural expected to
be much more than formal Introductory to the new or
der OF things the party attaining 10 power presumed 10
establish but il the practice OF the new President il to
be at all sccordsnt with the professions prousely i'm
bodied in the address he delivered yesterday there
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Banking Excitement in the indiana Legs.latxrs.

Indianapolis, March 5Great excitement exists in
legislature relative tho bill pending for increasing the
eposites security for free banks and imposing other
srctons 1t supported by the State bankers and banks,
while the non resident free bankers have succeeded thus
far in Withdrawing enough members from the house
prevent a quorum. The house in session all yoser-
day and last night The boilers remain firm, and 1t is
quite likely will hold out unless the majority agree
promise the The Legislature finally adjouns to-
night.
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drripd of he Empire City.

NEW York March 6.-Tho steamer Empire City arrived
this afternoon bringing Havana dates the LIST OF March
She left al Havana the Albauoss without COAL and
unable get any She passed the I'd inst the ship Viii
liam Penn from New Orleans for Cork
Return of Miss Coreoran.E End of the CharLsaossn Er-
element.
BosreN March 6.Miss Corcorap the young girl whose
mysterious disappearance has caused ortnighrs excite
ment in and several rioous
returned to home yes,eday-and thus ends the affair
[sEo DISPATCH.
so'cock, D. m.-Mayor Rockingham has issued card.
in which he states that Honora Corcoran and her mother
we're before him to-day On examination il appeared that
Honora was taken Philadelphia by her mother, and
placed in boarding house there. On Tuesday last tho
mother went Philadelphia and brought her back home.
1t is thought that this fact will aay the public excite
ment.