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News Of the Capital.
The Star OF yesterday furnishes following items Of
Washington News:

Washington News:
UsnED STATES MARINE HosPTTAL-We understand
that all but tour OF the heepilasai Louis.
vile, Paducah, Napoleon. (AkanSas Pitishug, Chica.
completed Those At San francisco, Evansville, Vcks.
burg, and Portland have very recently been commenced
They generally costexclusve OF The value of the land
which they are built-aboul average Of $4,000
being constructed uniform plan. The San Francis
co hospital will. OF course. cost much more
Naval OFFICERS ORDERED. DETACHED. rTc-Lieut
Richard Forest has been detached from the soop Of
Cyane, and has three months leave OF absence.
Chaplain Rodman Lewis has been ordered 10 the
frsa,s Columbia the Gag ship OF the home squadron.
AMERICAN DiPLoMATrsTs GOING ABROAD -We under
stand thai the minister 10 France. the Hon. John
Mason, and the minister 10 China, The Hon. r. NJ
McLane, will 20 out The 18th in the steamer Hum.
boldt. Mr. Mel goes The overland route. The Hon
Carroll Spence United States minister TO Constantinsple
the I'd proximo in the naval steamer Ssanac
from Norfolk.
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!. The Sympathetic . eniifs Liberty" OF Great Brian
u away wh her past tos4Eds Span aud her col
oaiss, Justify her threats TO US. OF lessen the iofes
4 a,s.e American positions We have made no saE
...soa 10 The Cab2ns il regard 10 Independence OF
,o,.stou--lhsse topics are broached BY Lord John
Rus.el, and BY authority he announces The purpose
q her Ms,ssys government 10 reprss< The one. dssA'
,hs Other aud mantAia The asss gao IN Cuba we nave
no such authority speak for government ou' nave
fxbl 10 speak Amenczn eiiizen AID ~ 'hA' 'o'
srsixu capacity Say that i the Caoans declare VIC"
independence. and seek our protection 'nfy WIN Hou
soDx arms and a. brave hearts coming 10 'he'f
those thai Gsest Britain shall send TO rss' upon them 'A'
,,lliog chAiss OF Spaaish dsspoism: as much As en-
,,.,ber,y.sssuming Great Britain may do TO maintain
the sts 70 in Caba the free. berty-lovins and sei
~ es,ov;ar Americans viii do more TO promote hef pro-
,ress. ..d. il she dese il. her annexation alter s'e Sc
eufas her Independence.
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CrLE~DID rARIoR FURNITURE AT ArCTTON-On Wed
y n~sday shall SELL residence Of
We,rmaa O'Clock, Ism
nearly Opposite Me. CcVccrsn Rrrss Bant, very
sxpsuos OF furniture,
Inc cushioned frensh soGas,
Casios and psros chars 10 nssch
Preach sofa, and paov
match
2hacy Gothic irs andr rock
plate fsse - BY - pehss,
s~hes, III with git hrsckess marble slabs
huew viii figured
rtusG osuaaD~n6 flowers, and shade
riae marble top tshts
Fine mahnsaay marble s~fn tahe and wash closet
Y,se wnaswt ia1srs' cahinss eeVrre
Fine mahogany and walnut ~srdrck~s
Tfwess pasb covered snfa and chairs
Fine nxurel tapessry cnrp~ss, nc.
$50 unAv credit Of 20
ara o. dnvs ~
Tn, above mentioned superior quality
tire as,esea Of Who
GREEN b SCOTT,
or, Awctice~evv.
~ The above sale h postponed unsiI wednesday,
November vii positively taks
GREEN SCOTT.
Oct nd Auotso~e~w-
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The total numser OF emieranss reported st quarantine
having been attacked BY cholera the voyage from
Europe. during the lest forty days. <2a OF these ses
died ii SEA. and 50 were landed siek 1t quarantine
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE, A.osse.eer.

TRUsTEEs SALE or VALUABLE LOT IN THE FIRST
WARDon Tbursday afernooa, November 3 ~ O'Clock
penisss, shall sell Of deed Of
July 49, l63 recorded the
Of Washington al Thai a ot No ~ No 49,
within the following aad bonds bennng for The
the distance Of nhy mise " ret eleven and hah isrbs
~ from the nosbeaa sns1 and
twenty 90 aepth
@ feet souah and containing sssssn husdre4 500
less.
Terms cash. THOe- J. FISHER,
Trassee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE
I'D Asctooeer.
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ny GREEN q scUrr. Asesss~ssrs-
4 xTENsIvE SALE or NEW AND SECONDHAND PURNf
srs, glassware, cisa auctsaon Saturday The ~
inans - shall et In foss 10 O'Clock, -,
iaxgs ~
ksw and sscceA haa1 fsrnitsre
ases sssnsvuess ofsIssvwsre, every Assrrirties
49, cto.fs so~se a. sapeStos quality
win nssy cher artscte~ which s~w~pe
~ GREEN 4 SCOTT,
OU 0-A ApeaSnepes.
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The csoLkaA auAaAwrSSE.-In addition To the Ia
BILE Published last week. Of the mortality on board emf
grant vessels arriving At the Staea islaad quarantine
New York. va have TO repos, tae following
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" HaeseDai MeAscai CsiIsgerrofsssos Lewis r. s.sse
~ will deliver he introductory the annual Of sc
IL II oock Mosday, 3ls October
. amphsneatse of the Washsaytoa lsArnary
T. KING STONE ~ D., Dean.
Oct sa-dAept9ls fsensae' sss<l
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washAaGtS~ Drnsch RAsireAA-
k~s esc6 Aays fon Tuesday, OetoA<
GA ~fN padoss
~ " ssssax ~ AecsIssrs tss Banos,
abe-
Oct & THOS NJ PA30ONS, Aeent
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A CARD-sAMUEL w. TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, re
spscuy his and fisn1s that he has
u and viii
calls Of Mr. Evaa Hughes, l3h
pcsasyivasia avenue.
He
70 excsile1.
as--3tev63v tstaf, Int, and ssaussi
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CARD.-Mai~ FIELD, late II WiIlards Hos<l respectful
ss.s eads and the psAc ss~esay tat Be
year, velknov Capstoi Ill., kps BY
being thoroughly repaired and
furntshed opened
c.psoa esss about 9hh o. November Dee
will ~ givea.
Oct 0-d6
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0so~geaswn Female s~~stnsry Gesrg~ssws, ID. c.
THIS N operation. fsw pupils
sAmsued family Terms @ boarding. eDs per
sf 10 mssshs, psyshis hsf yearly, in sdvsscs.
Trench uu-c. and drawing. Ac-,
Day pupa from q to Slo per quarter. In sdrAncs
Catalogues be had on application 10 the principal.
WILLIAM j. CLARK.
Oct 2-dshlsJsn Frtncipsi
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Ns~ Yopx. Oct Up. m.-The stock marhet 10 nrmef-
prices advanced Nothing done in UDsd States So Can
ton IA; Erie -; Long Island sales Reading 7sl
Parker Vein, III Cumberland Coal 3ti Morris Canal
IN Eicarasus, 1i-
Fouri. unssued bu, somewha, hrmer under the nsws-
sales 200 bb at So % 50 for State southefn - rs
IS ST. whes, nrmer-saIss Of ~. 90 bushels southern
whs Al IA las Sales 2o.eoo bushels ~
" oenu for mixed and yellow.
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Medical Departments - 0eosgeesWn College, eOxnss
Of asA l1ah streets.
pRovkssoR SAMUEL G. BUSY, n D. win deliver The intro
Asessy regular Of
loa q 74 ocsoch Aosdsy, 3s instant
ical a. bs college. EauAncs street.
psossos, studeots Of medicine public esn-
"-''' rLoDoAKpo HOWARD, ND,
Oct M-a D~sm.
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The QUESTION: sErriEp.-The public will recoec,
what clamor and smoke esdeavored 10 be raised
By our whig contemporaries OF this city rejected
vote. cast for Mr. Yerger in the Cuba district OF this
county the late Congressional election. 0ne OF thsm
did not hesitate that Gov Campbell ought to
withhold Mr.. Sianions commission. and either issus
WARRANTS for election give hrs casting vote to
Mr.. Yergsr, and grant the commission accordingly.
Well. il tina, Gov. Campbell has thought different
IT, After having examined the law and the facts calmly
and impartally-aier having maturely considered the
whole ground OF dispuethe governor has given the
mission TO Mr. Stanton the representative from the
tenth congregational district OF Tennessee and has for
warded II 10 his address Washington city. So the
governor has informed Mr. s. by letter addressed TO
him here and which he has received since his return
home !, should be recoIIecied that Mr. Stanton and the
governor hold opposite political creeds, and that all the
a,,efs party predictions favorable to the claims Of
Mr. Yerger. This 10 lost the decision which we had
expected and predicted from Gov Campbell. basinx
opinion upon BIS well nown discretion and mpartslity
We veil knew that party policy, the eanofs Of the
politicians even of his own party, could moi sway or
him from his clear duty under the constitution.
and from FIRM and ehasse observance OF bis oath OF Of
hce --HsmpAis APPEAL
Lis Of patents isssedfrom United States Patent o.
fee. fos the week ending Oct as. is33--sach bearing
that date
Calvin Adams, OF PntsbnrE, Pennsylvania for i'm
proved wiadow -sAuusr fastener aad holder.
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and fomsss ss-fs sssvsyns ussssy psco
asssunoy Including sesrA IN he rsoscsioa
cspssia Lee TspsAteN EsgnssS, uaited States
easn~, wss sA&tss~s Pves = - Cas ~
snail 70 II me unssa @eseAs lww vuAet6ksA ~
TATLO1 hAURv,
ostn Deoheensrs, - ~ -
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KxPLosIoS-Loss or LIFE
Providence Oct Is One of the boilers Of the Manches
Ter Print Works Si,hfeld exploded this morning,
pe,ely dcmoshng the boiler house. killing Irish lads.
and slightly injoriny fireman. piece Of the boiler
passed through dry house doing considerable dsmax
but the main building not injured The works As
owned by Messrs- Schroeder and Patterson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-07

ed .he liberties Of Rome. II was not the for.
eign enemy that laid the axe at the root of her
freedom. Ii was her pro-consnls, coming home
from the successful wars Of Asia, porged with
the gold Of conquered provinces. THIS shirt of
aggwndizement and Of military conquest have
done the same for Europe and will they not do
IT, II we indulge them--let not the Senator think
that ! suspect ho wishes 20 indulge then-will
they not do it for us win they not give us
vast standing armies, oyershadowinr nayies, CO.
lossal military establishments. frighuul expendi-
lures. contracts Jobs, corruption. which il makes
the heart of patriot sick 10 contemplate How
can our simple republican institutions. our pop
ular elections. our annual or biennial choice of
those that are 10 rule over u.s. instead of rule
Of hereditary succession. supported hy preioran
guards, how can they subsist under Influences
like these
DO not mistake, Sir counsel 10 pusillani-
mons doctrine Of nonresi-tancc. Heaven forbid.
Providence has placed as between the two great
world oceans. and we shal. always be q marahmo
power Of the fret ORDER Our commerce already
visits every SEA and wherever ii floats 10 must
be protected. Our immense inland frontier will
always require q considerable army: and il
should be kept in the highest STATE OF discipline
The naval school at Annapolis and the military
school at West Point ought To- De the foster
children Of the Republic. Our erscnals and our
armorics ought to De kept filled with every weap
on and muntion of war; Every vulnerable
point upon the coast ought 10 be fortified. But
"hile we net upon the mlXim ln peace prepare
for war" let lbs also remember that the best pre-
p1rtion for war is pence. I lois swels your
numbers. THIS aurncnis yonr strength his
knis the sinews Of your strength. Tbs covers
YOU all over wilha pauopy OF might And then
D Al Af rH .HI. ntfr.
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And II is difficult for the to perceive how any
of the criminal prosecutions before magistrates
can be fairly indicated, If they come within the
general scope of this article of the Bill of Rights
A Jury of six men is not the Jury indicated by
the United States Constitution or by Magma
Charta any more than jury of three men, or
two And jury Of the country, IN the language
of our Bill Of Rights, means jury of traverse
Of twelve men, no doubt And do not believe
it would be regarded as constitutional for leeis.
latures to provide that in trials for high crimes
punishable by imprisonment in state prison. or
other personal disability, the offender should be
tried by Jury of two, or six, men even. 1t
seems to me we could not give this Constitutional
provision the wide scope asked for II without IN
effect. breaking down the most efficient and es-
sental powers Of our civil government. And
we entertain not the least doubt that il was ner.
err. in any country, where the common law rre-
walls. intended to have any such scope.
And it seems to us the rcator has no i1st &C.
casion to ieel. that the times are evil beyond an
former precedent or that he suffers beyond all
other citizens. Drunkenness, in various ways,
has always formed a subject Of police regulation
in the State. From 1877 10 about the year 1920,
"A law was in force in the State, whereby persons
who were in danger OF becoming n charge upon
the town, by reason Of drunkenness, or other
dissipation, might, on complaint of the select
men, TO two Justices, md notice 10 the person, be
absolutely deprived of their property. and they
and their families put under guardianship. for an
indefinite term. That law and others, with DIFF
ferent notifications, have almost always existed
in the State, and have been enforced, when oc-
casion required, and no one supposed any Con-
sututonal provision was thereby violated.
And long acqulesccnce 10 regard TO ConstItu-
tiona law is as important as any other prescrip-
ton and as often resored to- In my judgment,
we could not declare this portion Of the law void,
without involving IN principle, to very great
extent the entire police Of the state in the same
category. For no jury trial is or ever was al
lowed IN any Of these or similar cases.
The prisoner was reminded. and the petition
dismissed
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Additional News by the Niagara.

France. Gen. Canrobert has been again offer.
ed 81. Arnaud's portfolio Minister Of War.l but
he declines unless Changarnier, Lamoriciere, Be-
deau and Lefle be amnestled.
An entertainment Is TO be given on the ID of
Aprl by the city Of Paris 10 the Emperor and
Empress
Morfilla, an eminent chemist, Is dead, aged 20.
The pensions heretofore paid by Government
to folish refugees are Withdrawn. No cause
is assigned.
All employees at public works must forthwith
take oath to support the Constitution.
Portugal The news Is more important than
usual Al Lisbon l2lh, Fontes, Minister of III.
nance, laid before the Deputies bill authorizing
Government TO annul the monopoly of tobacco
and soap, and allow tobacco grown at MADEIRA
aud other Portuguese islands to be imported
free
Twenty new peers have been created to car
ny through government measures.
Oranges have advanced
Belgium. The Chambers had voted an AMIN
al income Of 100000 francs to Due De Brabant.
heir presumplyer the kings eldest son, aged Ia.
Also two royal residences.
Germany he Diet have decided 10 enrol
only $4,000 instead of 100000 troops
STu-eHdRd The old Swltzer spirit seems TO
De reused against Austria. From Berne il sTe-
ported that Austria, without occupying picino,
Will maintain the blockade indefinitely, but no
answer has yet been given to the note of the
Federal Council
Private accounts tell sad stories of sufferings
oil banlshed iiclnese women and children per-
lshing by the way.
.fuStrla. The Emperor has completely recoy.
cred. Physicians recommended hun to travel
IN iyro, The Church ceremony in honor of
his escape, passed off saily on the 10Th
Inc government is extremely dissatisfied with
recent statements made in tae British Paria-
ment.
:, Austria thinks it would be no use to prosecute
Mazzinl or hossuih in England, because no Jury
would find them guilty.
Lon'bardy. Der Lloyd states that the value
OF the confiscated property is 50 millions ster-
ling
a new Genoa steamship company, capital 80
millions, Is preparing TO trade between the Med
lieTrsnean and American ports
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MID

fairs here prevents Captain ! Is from going
in person II is thought the tASe will remain
until relieved by some other ves"el.
As the San Juanians were so willing to sur.
render TO Capt. Holbns, we do not believe hcy
will declare War against the United States; Nj
caragua certainly has no cause Of complaint !;
and as to England, all that can be said now is
that her ships have often played similar part,
and she will not probably complain ofany action
which is limited solely for the protection of the
property and rights OF American citizens.
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Rumored Appointments for VT.

David a. Smalcy, Of Burlington, Collector.
Lucius 3. Peck, Of Montpelier, District At.
torncy.
Charles Chaplin, Of Brattleboro'. Marshal
w. II. II. Bingham, Of Stove, Pension Agent
at Montpelier.
j. w. Odell, Burlington, Pension Agent at
Burlington.
The three gentlemen first named it is said
have been nominated to the Senate. Mcssrs.
bingham and Odoll have received their commits
sous. Pensioners will be paid at the Bank Of
Montpelier and the Merchants Bank, Burling-
tim
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIfAx TELFGRAPH OrFIcr,
"Wednesday March RI

The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool Sat
urday, l9th ? +. NJ, arrived at TINS port at P.
England. Parliamentary business very unim-
puriant
Lord John Russell stated that Government had
received notice that the Grand Duke had liberia
ted the Madiai family, and would allow them to
leave TUSCANY
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same subject ~ an analogous cnSe Under me
peculiar state OF aHtfs, 1 "lnN Ue organization
ota colony out OF lsiahus "llllh the elght Of the
Honduras coast was a step ihni should not have
been taken. have 20 DOUBT the assent ol the
home Government has been surprised into IT by
the suggestions OF us colonml authorities. /
, have no donpt that wheh' on dispassionaie rep
reseuiauon OF tins Government It shall be brot
: to the consideration OF the Bnush Ministry, this
Z ill-advsed step VIII be rctraced. think such
will be the case. think 1t will Boz as IN the
cas- Of the Sandwich Islands 10 lsi3. 1t is we'll
known that at the time TIE United ) ttes agreed
TO recognize that independence of those islands,
ana a communication was made by me 10 the
/ British Ministry M London To that effect and
they agreed that they would recognize their 10
dependence also. The nest news we obtained
/ from those Islands was That Lord George Paw
let, the commander OF the British squadron in
/ the Pacific. had seized upon the Sandwich Is
lands and hoisted the BRUSH flag there. But
] the home Government was prompt 10 disayow
that rash and improper act And SO 1t was 10
/ regard 20 the seizure OF Tlgrc Island by Mr.
Chatiied. II is certain that these Buy Islands
have for a long time been 10 the qualified though
contested possession OF Great Britain. Yet
doubt not that THIS lll-udllscd STEP which, under
] the circumstances of the case, was 10 say the
I 1890 ' '-f ''''N - 'itt '' i'rtt''hA no 0''Il
rs calm and dIspnsslonate representation shall
have been made from THIS Government to the
! Government of Great Britain.
Now, with respect to the recent transactions
at Tmxlllo, we have nothing but newspaper 100.
formation. But we learn from that that there
has been no cannonading. no bombarlineni there
Il seems that Sir George seymour. an officer Of
very great moderation, distinguished for his
friendly sentiments to the United States, and
who has lately been the agent of a most v8ila
bic present 10 the United States Japan squadron.
having requested The lIri sh Admiralty to put
Commodore Perry in possession Of large mum
Der OF charts and photographed works N short
Of everything thai they could to aud him IN his
oDect-this SIR George Seymour has sent war
steamer to IruXiilo TO require them To recall an
armed party sent TO break up the English settle
nent on the Linus River. can only say that
think y there were disputed boundary be
tween tins country and Mexico and Mexico was
To send party there to break upa settlement Of
Americans aud destroy their establishment, we
would be very apt to inform them IN the planesi
terms our language contains, that the United I
States DO not understand that way Of settling
boundary controversies
u will be inferred from what have now had
the honor 70 say here, that | DO not apprebend /
any disturbance OF the peaceful relations between
this country and England. in consequence of the +
~. ~. a. =
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Work under the Liquor Law.

/ Montpelier, and the Merchants Bank, Burng-
ton.
Work under the Liquor Law.
The Liquor Lqio n Hopipeher Last week
three persons were arrested in the vicinity Of
Wrgh''s mills and confined in Jail until released
by the writ Of so5eriJrari-in other words, until
the officers concerned supposed the respondents
could tell where they got their liquor. The
magistrate discharged them for want of iurisdc-
ton, IT appearing. that the accused got their
pickle" somewhere beyond the limits Of Mont
peler On Monday 339 gallons were seized in
this village, and they are to be dealt with "ac-
cordng to law" There seems to be a firm deter
mnation here to execute the law, bit where it
viii.
II the following mpromptu, elected by the
passage of the Vermont Liquor Law by the Lee
gislaiure at its last session was appropriate on
that occasion, it may be conside ed equally so,
now that Greg aud Mar greg are marshalling
their forces for the conflict. y.
The great BAIT -. f.ught-and the ,i-tory won,
Notihe remp'i4aoo stu4lie i.scrrccly cguni
The tw must be honoi'i yea. firmly su.tlin'd,
ofousiu DO lo.,-ee'hap. ue,e, r,sdn'd.
Ran,eiirs and drinkers already complain
tn1i1, ,,,..e e''' t'' '' '', '.O, y"
'Ye have iasouny g,sg. oal pa,tDa,e ao,e."
Vadngi6rd-Two casks seized at the rail
road depot
Esser Comiy.--Last week an armed force of
10 men made a descent on the line of the At
lante and st Lawrence railroad arrested lot
ofno,ers, entered the rrog-shops and destroyed
the liquor, and escorted ten or more Of the keep
ers to Gu'ldhall jail. This successful foray was
made Undert the direction of Hon. WIN. Haywood,
States Attorney. Does the Patriot know VIM.
Haywood
Huntingdon. a topper having disclosed under
arrest, "a barrels of liquor were seized on the
l9th ut More seizures have been made since.
Band.-A lot of gin aud brandy has been Ia
ken. On two trials the Jury did not agree. The
case is 70 be tried ogain.
The Liquor Law folks in West Rutland gave
a practical demonstration OF their authority on
mg -i ., ',rue 'gi1gI' me}g l,lus. a'uoan,-
winch WAS sngmar,ly con lemonod and no"rej
out, and each of the offending parties fined $50
and costs 1t don't seem to pay, to disregard the
iaW Jaw, nova nova Guys, ana as ,nss are gong RSople
who b9ye the Wiz article In t6cir nosession viii
save so'eaihinamare ulnu tie $50, by destroying
At 'hs'1s' i'es'a a. sH-eA may as well be iaA-
en- ana aclea upon hfsl as iAst'--hnt'dnd hcrdid.
sI,i,e An od8i.i,n ~ ,bo Iionorl lave ,o,i.ir,,
+, moro oasctivo l,s n,ss,d h.,b hons.s IN, -
yote abor, two ~ o,e and b,s boon s,,noJ by
,b. c;o,er,or Tho son,4, ao5 co,orgo- ar,
lybir-. ,ou.e domocr.,c The " p,,r,o, ,il
nlooso notice
Ma tjsc leorh,,i y,ioo rono- =. .,,ns
down, L,uu
rr.. pic IT.. 80 .,., u-,...a D. ,i...-
,i,or ;,,i,a,,,, Cha t..,l,i4 c,.,.,,,-.. 80 ,,.,
a.lI..ho. n..5 h,,....... -,
,...Lr.Ly mil H.. H.. A NO. 20
r-.sln,..b has h.e,. .o,,;,,.I ca.h,or H.,
Y r,.6,o,, sn,co.5i ,i- p,t.. ~. r.s,.oro r
,,o o.lo,n. c,nr,,. p.,,
p..t,..,,, H.. p... c.u cl..t ...;..l
r..,,.. ,,.. ',l,.-,.l ,...,l an ,t, =, h., IVA
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Deaih Of MIS-. Mitigation. BuGalo,
April L. A despatch from Delroit Mich. saws
that Mrs Cass died last night.
Z be north shore Is clear of ice, and boats will
leave here on Monday
Navigation at Dunkirk is now uninterrupted.
The steamer Northerner from Cleveland. Is in
port, aud the steamer America is coming IN.