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Rrsrt's "Glance at the World.'-The
News has the following respecting this Ex-
:y;,;on. now on view at Odl Fellows Hall.
e. endorse it, and doubt not that all who
ave seen it will do the same:
This painting is executed with unusual
are and the whole is full of instruction
regard to the vegetable and animal pro-
actions of the temperate, torrid, aud polar
lr,rious. Very comprehensive and we'll
delivered explanations render the panorama
ne of the most improving to all who desire
! greater insight into natural history. For
,dren, a visit to this panorama is worth
! rear's school drilling in geography, natu
i. productions, &c"
Broken Banks. A young man named
|ireyanler Hart was arrested this morning
! al ken before Justice Dom, charged with
sssing counterfeit money. Upon hearing
he evidence the magistrate decided that
| 70 note was on broken bank Mr.. Hart
hale arrangements to refund, and no fur
! .er action was had in the case. There are
aany very hard looking notes floating about,
-. al persons will do we'll to be cautious.
|jdd.e Crawford, in his remarks to the Grand
|,lry called attention to the small note law.
s4ich was made by Congress for the benefit
the District. The Judge has done his
ufy in this, and We believe he desires to
zee the law executed If it were the re-
ewing them in pay for labor would be d.
FINISHED
C9asumption.-We would call the atten-
ton of those afflicted with consumption or
brJpchitis to the card of DR.. Robert Hunter,
Of London, who is now sojourning in our
city for short period. He proposes by
new means to cure diseases of the lungs. 1t
has been thought for a long time that this
class of diseases were incurable, but from
the great success which has attended him
in the treatment of these diseases, We hail
With delight the curings among us. This
PECULIAR mode Of treatment consists in the
Ahalalion of melicated vapors into the
.an5s. This is the only means by which
remedial agents can lie made to act upon
them, In the same manner as applying direct
Applications to the coats of the stomach and
ieeye. We have no doubt t.ose afflicted
with these diseases will seize the opportu-
niy to consult with him previous to his de-
Ilrure for the South.
SssH We would call the attention Of those
'Ao love to sport with billiard balls, to the
advertisement of Joe Harrison, in another
Column. 1t is hardly necessary to say that
lie Atheneum has always been regarded as
~s Saloon. The proprietors have ever
sought to make it place where all might
'''t freely and be delighted without incur
ing blame, and Joe Harrison declares that
H'rylhlng shall be kept in order to please
-' friends. What Joe says he means
we'll play one string Joe if ysu don't make
y oar the spot''
Haich Uouss.-Joha Murray was sent to
ISL this morning, for stealing dressing
s'Fa from Young s Oreln. John said he
"uaI it on the pavement last night, but
We statement was not generally believed.
. blown (colored) was rather too noisy in
'us Theatre last night, and this morning
I'D 10 pay So 10 for it.
tConmu licated.
IN 4 L.
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SALE TOMORROW MORNING
By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers,

By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
TXTENSlVE SALE OE NEW FUR.
T. NITURE TAUCTION.-O Thu, sdav.
the 10th instant shall H. by catale que, at IL
"cleck H., at the Furniture Store OF MessrS. Israel
Green, on h Street, near Penn> ylvania .venue
all their extensive assortment of exec lent Furniture
viz:
80 mahogany dressing an other Bureaus
so mahogany, walnut and maple Bedsteads
20 do hair srringse Sofas
fine LACK walnut Psrlrr Sets, Velvet covers
Mahogany ami walnut Bookcases AID Writing
d SIX.
II cherry and walnut Extension Dining Tables
IS m ,rble-top centre, side, and sofa Tab,s
Mahogany castor arm rocking. and parlor Chairs
SO mahogany ard walnut card. reception, and
rout Tables
40 dozen mahogany, walnut, oak, cane and ma
pie Chairs
10 dozen wO, seat Chairs
do fhcr Chairs
10 co do ard wood seat Stools
Go do and wood Rockers
do mahogany and walnut Hatracks, y hat
nots. DC.
d, double and single walnut and cherry
Washstands al, d Tables
do ir. cane, cotton, and shuck Mattresses
do walnut, Cherry, and maple Cribs
do chlds Chairs
do Wash Sinks and Wash Bureaus, Clothes
Horses
200 Looking Glasses
dozen Jute Mats
l do Clocks
do Cots
do willow Gigs, Cabs, and Cradles
Also, Sc lot Of hina, rockery, Gl'ss, Wood.
en-, hon, W,llos, and Hollow Ware
With many 9th. srticl, which We de, m unne.
cessary ,oenumerate.
Terms: All sums OF $50 cash over so and not ex-
ccedlng $iU" credit + sixty and ninety days; o, er
$780, two, thr, e. and four mon his; over $3.50 two,
fur, and six months for notes satisfactor, endorsed
berring interest The above mentioned stock Of Fur
mture has been we'll Select i from the 1T nanuf
lures and in fine ord and i'll positively be sold to
the llgh st bidder. The at en,ion Ct those in II G
trade" p, rs"ns flrt thing, and the public in general
Is respectfully invited the sale. Sell rain shine
GREEN & sc UT,
AuctioneerS.
P. S-Ihe sale will be continued daily till all is
sold mar -
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Extract Of Letter from Nayiord Fillmore.
have re,d it "a. RI hant's Magazine) with 4,
go deal OF afen'i IN, and have he itat,on i'm say
Ing that think it che of the most valuable p.riodi
Gals that WAS ever pub ished. To tie m-r, hat n
'eenS quite moi pensabs. and to the ttate,ma and
nan OF general Inf rmhtinn amo.t equ;l d.. irab.e
1t l. grand r.pository Of useful facts and informs,
tim, Viii car lie fonr d nov here So well cig.s,ed
aEd so accessible n in the numb,rs. only regret
that do OF own tie Whole work"
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Haich Houss.-Jo ha Murray was sent to
ISL this morning, for stealing q dressing
s'Fa from Young s Orem. John said he
'uaI it on the pavement last night, but
Ae statement was not generally believed.
: blown (colored) was rather too noisy in
'us Theatre last night, and this morning
III 10 pay So 10 for it,
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METROPOLITAN
HAT, CAP, AND Fur ESTABLISHMENT.

Tennis, trdnia Arcnue, north side near 18th street.
WASHINGTON CITY.
L'ANS has now on hand one # the best selected
Ia assortment Of Hat, CA +, Furs gloves. and
h"nnets' hr Gentlemen, Ladies. Youths Chi dr. n
eVer OH red for sale in this city. Also, Canes I'm.
b e las, &c.
Ills stock is all new, and he has determined to re-
duce q prices Those now in want Of any article in
his store Can economize by calling on
EVANS,
msr y Near 18th stcect,
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Reg ALA, Fringe and Trimming Mandatory.
Nj RS LOWE has on hand few sut- OF Encamp-
WI ment kkGALIA, that will he SO d without re
gid to cost.
BIN view Of the approaching national jubilee,
reg leave to inform the Committee f Arrangements
] shall Re prepared to furnish Martial SASIiES and
ROSETTES in all colors. at
MRS l. IVES TRIMMING MANU-
FACTORY Pc syvHnia Avenue,
South side, between 9th and 10th sts.
Fab Ok
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!
Y l. = Z j. IL

NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!
JUST RECEIVED IT Statione,s' Hall, ad-
y joining the Irving Hotel, the f,llowing pieces OF
new aud popular Music-viz
The Atlantic Return Schottische
The Sallie Poka
I'm going for Soldier. Jenny
l"ouid were Il bird, dearest
Fl. /, l, Quickstep
Ben Bolts Quickstep
Believe me che TIiJ from Attila)
Atlantic Polka
Clifton X. DIVA
Astonishing Polka
The Roe Ia beautiful song)
the Celet tie Polka
Marr's Waltz
SOntag 70 ka
M-llers Scrap Book-a collection of popular
airs, for young people
The Death IF Warren
Tbs
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LATEST NEWS FROM FRAME

LATEST NEWS FROM FRANCE.EA
I'VE SUBSCRIBER has just received another lot of
i those beautiful Paris rumps. Also, fresh sup
ply OF superior French Walking III rs log tn
with large assortment Of Opera Boots. Glazed g.
Congress CATERS. &c ic calculated to pl .a.e
the most tastldious. Call ut the Fashionable Boot
anc Shoe store of JOHN MIlIS
I'h 90 under Browns Hotel.
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Freeman Hunt, egg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16
Obituary.

hEAru OF GAIT. JONATHAN DAYTON WILSON.
The arrival OF the steamship Uncle Sam, from Aspn-
wall brings Us the melancholy intelligence of the death
Of Capt Ionsthan Dayton Wilson, commander of the
steamship Sierra Nevada lie died board his vessel
the morning Of tho st inst, OF malignant intermt-
tent fever at the island Of Taboga about twelve miles
ant from Panama where his ship anchored and pre-
Iaring for her first voyage to San Francisco He hrst
complained of being unwel on the oath, but nothing
rious apprelcndcd until his friends startled by
the sudden new Of his DEATH His remains inferred
on the island the same afternoon. Capt. Wilson .
native Of the State of Maine aud went to at early
age He falcd for many years captain out Of this
port, and vas commander for some twenty years Pro
1us TO his connection with the Sierra Nevada he COM
uaIdod the New York and Bremen steamship Hermann,
ard previous that Of the steamship Empire
City when running between this city and Chagres. He
highly respected for his private well pro-
fessiona qualities and has left very large circle of
friends and acquantances to his unexpected de-
In IL prime OF manhood.
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observation-disclosures

Ro,try Of Gold Dust Yesterday afternoon ofncer
ALI Of the First ward arrested three persona passen-
gers board the Uncle sam steamship, from California
charged ON suspicion Of Ivng stolen bag Of gold dust
valued at 81 $50 the property Of Abner Uough alss
one the passengers said steamship The circumsan
co which led 10 the arrest Of tho accused parties, wss
in consequence OF an empty bag found under cushion
in the state room occupied by two Of tho accused
isrteT' According to vs- r,sts,no2t @aao oy one "
the party under srrcs II that they all put up at
the ane hotel at Gorgona their way to Aspinwall,
on the Is,huus and Uough for safe keeping placed the
bag containing the dust Ia the trunk OF one Of the
cused which was subseqnepily broken open, and tho
gold dust stolen iheefrom At the time the dust
mia ed search WAS made but no clue could be
ccrtnined Of its whereabouts until the arrival OF the
tncle sor, yesterday and the circumstances of the
Joli finding empty bag concealed in the sateroom
rs above mentioned which the complainant asserts
Ia the which contained the stolen gold dust
This IL that led to the suspicion that they
the guilty parties On the affidavit made by Clough
Justice boeat sued for the arrest OF the per-
under suspicion, whose We omit TO publish
for the present, they all Of good character and
inay BE- innocent Of the crime imputed TO them. How
they all held in custody and TO- day the mags
trate will hold further Investigation.
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Rhode Island State Temperance Convent.e.


PROVIDENCE March Is, 1853
The State Temperance Convention met at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Mayor Brstow presiding The attendanos
the largest that assembled in this State the hal
being crowded TO its utmost capacity
The afternoon consumed in discussing the resolu-
tions offered by the committee expressing conddSnos
that individual action will remove the evils Of intemper
ancerecommendng clergy men to preach upon the sub
ect before eecon-that it IL the law that will close
trplpg shopstha the suppression Of the liquor trAc
will diminish poverty and crime-that the increase a
dr nkenDess since the repeal OF the old law convincing
Of the necessity of law CHASING selling with Other
crmes-that the present aspect Of the tenn
cali for the greatest acvity-hat temperance traca b
publsheG-tat the friends Of temperance know party
secthnt It is the duty OF all the friends Of temper
TO their influence for the execution of prohb
tory awand that the friends Of temperance diligently
circulate Temperance tracts
large numbers of cergymen representing oil denonA
nations. we;e present and took part in the debate.
Every part Of the State represented and the uost
edthusiam prevailed.
No particular political action recommended othsr
without regard TO party There mistakng the fact
their points
EVENING SESSION.
II ward Hall, accommodating some two thousand Per
occupied by the Convention, and filed to
overflowing
Tie resolutions discussed this afternoon adopted
The Convention addressed by Mayor Barstov,
Messrs. Woocot and Thompson, OF Mass and Rev. Dr..
Cleveland of this city.
The speakers received with enthusiasm and the
Convention concluded its proceedings in a manner highlv
gratifying to those present.
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The Raltimore Stille, &c

. TAiTIMoRN, March 10 1853.
Ross wlnans addressed aectter to Reserdy Johnson,
John Nelson J. v. J. Mcmahon and J. " X. Latrobe,
nqurng their opinion os 10 the legality Of the strike Of
the woIkmen and the protection lac Is entitled to from
the city. They give the opinion that combinations to
raise prices are Illegal and indcable crimes and that
the city is bound TO protect the workmon who go TO work
at the old prices ani that the corporation ro rcspon
men All The estabshfnents except Ross Wi lsus' and
Adm Dcnnesd's nov give tho prices demanded by tho
vorkmen.
Wo have no mai south OF Savannah tonight. New Or
leans parcrs Of Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday are
y
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] seen since. But I shall never forget the kind
ness Of that man during that long passage
the sympathy shewn by him for the steerge
who were out OF provisions, and supplied of the
ships stock and also to the crew have seen him give
his stockings to keep the feet of others warm have
him put his silk handkerchief on the sore hand
Of sailor. Truly his is heart overaowing with the
milk OF human hndness-the very for an American
Consul Long may he live to protect the American
sailor and his countrys Gag. you will fnd place
this in your columns you viii much oblige yours with
respect AN OLD SAILOR.
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WnrnR ARR Poucrs-ArTgxrr AT RoBBsRy on rHs
fAr1EaY.last evening, A. w. Farmer steward Of the
steamboat John Potter while returning from Brooklyn,
was attached On tho Battery BY two ruans evidently
with the intention Of robbing or perhaps numbering,
HIM but they wore ocd In thor designs his cries for
Hlp were so loud that they thought 1t prudeot to re-
before they had possessed themselves ofauy OF his
money. Outrages OF this Kind quite common oc-
currence therefore would II not be wei 10 have police
man shattered the Battery. whc.e business would DO
10 rrotect tGe gcs and psoerv oFtlose y orle ~hc
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PRICE TWO CENTS.



Ihe Gardner trial commenced at ten O'Clock.
John NJ Togrs sworn-Resided in the city Of Msxios
since 1925 kept tailoring establishment; his sen kepe
another saw Dr. Cardner thore almost daily FROM 1872
TO 1884 he practised dentist and not as nh
lived In the poorer part Of the city and WAS supported
by his profession only his made his clothing. ~
paid his bills little by lte; told Gardner kt Mexte
IN ~ TO 20 into the Interior Kim again in as and
again in al the day of the expulsion Of American cfti
7ens from the city witne~ had Consulted with Others
about srming for self deenc5 they leave in three
hours went TO close hs store met Gasdner there said
10 him. I" What, Dr. Gardr sre you here and don't
you meet with your countrym.a - he replied, " For
PHYS sake don't mention that American, for
If he acting for OF he would supply
him. he would follow his misfor into the interior
Gardner thanked him, AID said he would
Alfred A. Lewis Zngishman, residing VI GUIANA
iuato Mexico testified 20 having DR. Gardner in
that town in September 1916 practising dentistry there
and apparently IN limited circumstances. at which Time
according to Or. Gardners memorial he busy work
ing the mines
seno Aocha testified thLx in IS42 and lS43 Dr. Gard
ner anu brother were in the city of Mexico practing
oentstIy In conversation with Gardner since the Al
lowance oil his claim he asked him Iaen repres
eu IN the memorial as witnesses living men Told
Gardner he knew the claim robbery Gardner made
no reply to that, and in to another remark by
Atocha said-"I have got my money, and nobody can
get it back"
The Court ruled out those parts Atocha evidence 70
which Gardner made no reply. aDd then adjourned
The court room crowded during the day, and much
interest was manifested.
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NEW URIEANs, March IS 1858.
The salcs Of Rio coffee, during the past week. have
bt IL COO bags at steady prices, ranging from 9ko
The stock on hand il SO, 600 bags.
NEW ORLEANS. March IA, 1858.
Cotton has been in brisk demaJ d. anding the
prevalence of rain storm 10 900 bale, sold Tho
finer qualities advanced eighth to fourth OF
penny. Strict midsiing IL quoted at qi4 e3ac. The
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Guatemala
Mr. CArrcs adhered to his former expre,sd opinion
that the dotted lines showed that the Belize separate
Mr. DOUGLAS obtained the noor, when tho Senate ss.
journed
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u Y NJ A IL.
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

QUE WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1853
Vie Disappointed Office Seekers Clearing 0The Fog hang
in9 ne Appointments Cabine-The Cause Of the
DigcaHes in it-Tne CoHotorsAip Of New Fork and Va
yios other Appointments The Hunkos and Ba'nburnas--
Disccsasrz and LOWERING -Tyerisaon- WalsA
al ne White Hoe--Pyese,,s to General Pieroe The Nso
Jort Herald and M Wide Circulation DE-, Dr..
TIE politician. md Office seekers clsov;r~ o
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One Of tiic New Appointments.
NEW YoRK March IT lar
To TILE EnIrnR or TUE r

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Is with pleasure zee II announced In your Washing
ton correspondence, the appointment Of Mr. vesey to
the Ccnsushp Of Havre; and knowing how much you
admire true gentleman, have taken the liberty Of
giving you incident In his life Illustrating his general
boerd orc q tho racket ships from this port. We
.r rug others, Mr.. Nesey and
]a T. rcisher oil whom haye
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Burning of the Wyoming Seminary.

PHILADEIIHA March TO- IH63-
The Wyoming Seminary at Kingston, wilkesbarre,
Pennsylvania to"A fire last night The south end Of the
building all destroyed with its contents, except
portion of the instruments The valuable library ives
burned ard three hundred pupils unable to
any Of their books clothing The stuton was under
the charge Of the Rev r. Nelson and the loss amounts
TO S2l 900. Insured FOR 81, 500
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WASHINGTON, March IL, 1853.
Tie CdJiaet-I Storm BTelci,,1.


II idle to disguise the fact that while the conf.
dence which the Presidents inaugural has inspired
remains ti undinnished there is much uneasiness felt
to what extent the President influence will be suffer.
ed TO prevail in the deliberations and resolves Of the
binet Gov Marcy disrusted. He is supposed to have
carried along with him into the State Department bit.
ter hostility against all those who had the least agency
thwaring his aspirations at the Baltimore Convention
when the Presidency seemed almost in lis grasp Some
OF General Pierces warmest and most potential friend
becoming restless and that they will not bear sub
missvey to be hunted out Of favor by the trckery Of
worn out politicians. They are conscious of their
strength, and not likely to let it lie dormant. Let
Gov Marcy beware lest In his anxiety to conceal his utter
impotence TO carry the burthen which loads his shoulders
he Goes not deceive the country Of its hopes and add but
another chapter to the history of humiliation and dis
grace which constitute the only diplomatic record be-
queatbed to us by the late administration.
Clouds are lowering gloomy the horizon and there
Is eaden heavness the atmosphere that betokens an
impending storm. Mark this, ONTARIO
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Imuortnnt to Office Seekers

from the Charleston Is. G. Courier, March IL
We have been handed the following letter from the late
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury to the Hon William
Aiken which be interesting perhaps to Of
readers at this particular juncture =
WASHINGTON. March s, 1853
Ny DEAR SRI return you the letters you forwarded
from applicants for inspectorships and state inqrepy
that all these and other subordinate appointments are
made by the Collector to be confirmed by the Secretary
of the Treasury and they had therefore better make their
applications in that quarter Yours respectfully
To Hon. WIN. AIKEN. VIM. S. HODGE.
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The Recent Murders la PniIadelph,.


EVIDENCE OF HIS OWN SON.
PHuApng1uA, March Is, 1859.
hearing in the case of Arthur Spring, charged with
the dosbe murder of Mrs. Lynch and Mrs shaw, took
place this at the county prison before Alder
man lsard. Joseph Doran appearing counsel for the
prisoner Arthur Spring. and Aaron Thompson for young
Spring The most important evidence that submitted
by yourg Spring lad of seventeen. Tho sheath of .
dirk found under the body of Mrs Lynch idenuRsA
by the boy the dirk formerly belonl ed to him. and was
taken from him by his father The lead pipe was alss
identified having been taken from the tavern where
they boarded On the night Of tbs murder Spring
home about III O'Clock. being let in at the bssk
door by his son. The father then gave the bog
several gold pieces to hide bu: he. returned then.
Spring told his that he had murdered tive
bitches and set fire to the house burning the ends of
his fingers in doing The father then washed soms
blood from his shirt Next morning he gave his
$40 gold piece with which the boy bought three shirs
for his father and himself and with So Of the change
paid for their board at the tavern.
In examination the prisoners counsel put quss-
tops suggested by his client which showed that ths
father eDdeavorng to himself by charging his
son, and still younger boy-Finney by nams--with the
murders Young Spring behaved with much feeling and
propriety but at one time much overcome 10
almost faint He affected to tears by the questions
put by his fathers counsel.
The prisoner fully committed for trial
The case will go before the Grand Jury to morrow Ths
sons evidence is confirmed by burns upon his fathers
fingers.
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S9ytSvAr March Is. 1858
~ s',' = slo,;ca en- 'sio wccihr'' arrived hccc
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Gov. John Biglera. California, Charge to Chilli.
sit is stated in the San Francisco Herald that this
appointment would suit the desires Of large number OF
the people Of California who, 1t asserts anxious
get the Governor out of the State and cannot wait until
the next election for consummaon Of their wishes.
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Prominent Office Seekers.

mes. Residence. OFce.
y s Potter =. Connecticut, Post Once, Waterbury
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NEWS BY TELEGRAP

| TE1DGRAPHc OFFICES, CORNER HANOVER AND BEAVER
sTREETs, AND No. 203 BROADWAY.
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Pennsylvania Railroad GuaHe Law.
HARRISBURG, March 15 1863
The bill to repeal the Railroad Guage law defeatsk
in the Senate, to-day by vote Of 10 to 16
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FROM 1nE SPECIAL CoRREspos or n. r. AID
EXCITING CABINET MEETING-THE BRITISH MOVE
MENT AGAINST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE-
MANDED-TnE EFFECTIVE FORCE or THE NAVY
TO BE EAsoERTAINED- O CONSERVATION or OFFICE
SEEKERS, ETC.