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lungs, and also spssAsa very islastsssy spsa -
tients hbezing under consumption. Thus, sixty
four adults died Of the last named complaint. whilst
forty were taken away BY Inflammation, and ten BY
congestion Of the lungs. Thrtyseven persons died
Of the various fevers-of whom eleven had typhus;
twelve, scarlet; and one the fever now known o.
Chagres." Seven persons met their deaths by
sudden casualties six were drowned, one commit
ted suicide, and one was killed By intemperance.
Group, convuisions marasmus, messles, and small
pox, prevailed very extensively amongst children
Classified according to sex, we End that there were
ninetytwo men, sixty-nine women, one hundred and
twenty boys and one hundred and nine girls amongst
the deceased. Eighty-eight were children under
one year of age, and two hundred and twelve had
not attained ten or the entire number, two hundred
and sixty-two were natives of the United States,
seventy-fve came from Ireland, twenty-five from
Germany, and the remainder from other distant
countries
As usual, our columns to-day contain q great
amount of highly interesting matter, to which we
have NO room to particularly refer. The headings
will generally give the reader idea Of the nature
of the different articles.
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The New Police BILL--We see that two
or three important amendments to the Police
billhave been introduced in the Senate While
the Legislature have this matter in hand, it is
to be hoped that q bill worth having will be
adopted. The metropolis, in population and
Importance, is now equal to almost any State in
the Union. For the proper government Of such
a city good laws and good officers are needed.
Legislators will you look to it?
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Senate.
ALBANY, April 9, 1853.
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr. BEEEMAN reported the Jones' Park bill, with amend
ments-a majority report
A motion to make IL special order failed.
Mr. CoSGER reported the Harlem River Oyster bill.
Mr.. WILLIAMS majority report favorable to the VIII
liamsburg water works.
Mr.. vASDERpr presented minority report containing
amendments
THE NEW YORK CHARTER.
Mr.. MORGAN reported, with amendments, the bill to
amend the charter of New York. Referred to report
complete
BILLS PASSED
York. a''' '''''|' -'p'''' ~ "'A''''' ~
Relative to the courts in Brooklyn
The bill to allow Rome to subscribe to the stock of the
Rome and Black River Railroad was passed
The bill to exempt the United States Assay Office from
taxation passed.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
The House bill relative to railway in Division avenue
taken up and ordered to a third reading.
Also, the bill for the education of common school
RESOLVED TO ADJOURN ON WEDNESDAY.
The revolution to adjourn on Wednesday next, at four
O'clock received and lays day, under the
rule
Prior TO the transacting of any other business Of
special interest, the Senate took o recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The militia code repoi ted on favorably.
The resolution for joint committee TO examine the
Treasurer's accounts, &C., was concurred in.
Amending the general telegraph law.
Incorporating company to build q canal around the
Sault st. Marie. at Lake Superior
Relative to Maspeth avenue plank road.
To rebuild the locks Of the Champlain canal.
To incorporate the Franklin Bridge Company, over
Flushing creek.
In relation to the fees of the county clerk of New York
To authorize subscriptions by railway companies to the
stock Of the Whitehall and Plattsburg railway
The police law Of New York.
The JourneyMen Caulkers' Benevolent Association
To authorize the EMANUEL congregation of New York
to hold resi- estate
Authorizing bridge Flushing creek.
Authorizing the Brooklyn and Flatbush Plank Road
Company 10 locate gates.
For the relief of the Williamsburg Turnpike Road Com
pany
Making appropriations for the Idiot Asylum.
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SKIES BRIGHTENING.-The United States
Senate will adjourn tomorrow, and the New
York Legislature on Wednesday.
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Morlne Disasters.

COLLISION AT SEA-ScHOONER EBHO SUPPOSED TO
HAVE SUNK.
BosTos. April Q, 1853
The brig Breeze arrived this port this morning. from
Surinam, in contact last night, off Cape Cod, Ut
blowing fresh with thick weather. with the schooner
Ebro from Ellsworth for Fall River The schooner
stove in and is supposed to have filled Two Of the Ebros
got board the Breeze bu, the captain mate and
left board the Ebro. The Breeze lost
bobsay and split her stern.
sCHRS. ELw MEXICO AND TT0Gh IN DISTRESS
NORFOLK April o, 1853
The schooner New Mexico bound to Mystic, with loss Of
fore mast and the schooner Hoga from Bo ton for Rich
rnopd with loss of roanmast, boom and sails damaged
nut in here In distress.
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calling OF cnl,fornIe stcan, ships.


The steamships Falcon, for Aspnwall, and Pampero,
for San Juan, sailed this morning
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THE HRPoDRoME The grand canopy OF the Hippo
drome was raised saturday-the building being
peted within the time Of the contract The covering Of
this immense enclosure required ninety thousand square
feet of canvass and the of cordage requisite
it would rig ordinary ship. Notwithstanding
the carpenters and have finished their work, it
will require considerable time yet before the decorations
of the interior and the ground work will be complete.
Frsncon, with his troupe of characters and other
drses principally females will arrive here in the Wash
ington steamer probably Thursday. The I'd of May
is set down for the day of opening The saloons belong
ing TO the Hippodrome rented last week for four
thousand dollars the season-whch fact alone will give
idea Of the multitudes II is expected win visit It.
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s:s q
VOWS paine ouch a. head :.s sd sooshash sh:..sse
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S's.: s's s. a si isssd ing
:sns .Ss.s i &c ma
msnbsr. Of the profession both HsnsDSsr.s and INVITE
.,. E:
s " sss a &. T G.e s s.s " :
prepaid inauiriss containing three cents pSssAs ts%p
Ne ss Broadway sorns: Of P s,is :' street.
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Delts and
supporters instruments for club feet knockknees bow
iss weak ankle Joints and earystaIs Of the spine
sssss kind Of shi'd truss and 'Andas a. NO. L Ann
Phalsn's Magic Hair Dye, to color tho
ss The s.
disturbing the color and has bad odor Il applied p
under s?s t s.sc.s
Phalon's Chemical Hair Invigor.sox, to
Idnaaa IA hafu sT.rv>~
become shin and TO cure sourf Or asndran invest i
and . ss'
Truth Before Humbug.-Mr. Knight, tho
ss Hair h
nd nu s M
from faing One single BOTTLE will convince any
hundreds Of dollars will purchase from you tho
benefit you will derive from it,
A Singular Discovery has been made for the
the s knife OF Is y All ss o ted will Be
Ss''1N -''A''' '''A'' '' HARVEY WALLACE.
Rheumatism-The great remedy for this one
%sy &c the
The this painful and Purifying
disease whether Of naa%matory ac%e or shsons NO
is all around and overwhelming and convincing
Gouraud's Marvellous Italian MedicatetR
Soap will insure to using dazzling white skin
and rosy cheeks The indictments of which composed
fgurements such rness roughness tan snnburn sal
lowness frcckes pimpes letter salt heum chaps chafe
chblans &C. give before them leaving the skin
ia
ghtul emoient In their lavaons For shaving IL Is the
most glorious compound used making rich
places whence 6ss fallen on also give dry and
gloss Gourauds Liquid Rouge mparts pale lips and
cheeks permanent stain. Gourauds instantaneous
Liquid Hair Dye best article invented changing
red gray hair to beautiful black
utes Gonraud's Lily White removes, nstantaneousy,
tabshed depot 81 street. first store from Broad
way.
Hiram Woodruff, and all the Best Horse
judges in the States say Ksingers general nent 10
the only remedy that will the heavcs all Of
cuts and bruises and work the horse daily This has
druggist United States very large bottles at ft
cents, "a 30 per dozen.
Kellinger's Wonderful Discovery to prevent
Nyrads Of will abroad who formerly
stayed consequence of their great dread Of the
1t is as certain to prevent and cholera dsen
tary all spasmodc and troubles is taken 81
tAth 50 dozen.
Observation-Disclosures Linimcnt Ia certain
weakness with either His magic fluid has
the hair when bald twenty years.
matte troubles Of thirty years standing in fow days.
Cash depots $50 Pearl street. Broadway; of Mrs
Hays, Brooklyn, T. II. Hope Co., Chambers and Hudson
streets.
MONEY MARKET.
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"I've a bad Figure to Fit" Is a common oil

servaton GREEN No Aston House. denies that any figure
n difficult to fit If measured automatically in accordance
with his patent lie guarantees that his shirts made
to order shall fit equally we'll variety of the human
n
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State and National Law School (Removed
to term 9Th Nay. Rectatons plead
trial Of extempore oratory &C. Information
had by letter directed, post paid to
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20 Ceht NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q co., S03
Broadway st taking those superb pictures At the low
tse 12 cent ones to be taken at future day 1t is we'll
known fact that picture cannot be produced for less than
% cents hence the great rush every day GARDEN
co.'s. 2e3 Broadway Remember the number, 293 Broad
d .aire,
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Hiram Woodruff and all the Best Horse
judges in the States say that ksnger's general nment
the only remedy that will the heavcs all OF
and bruises and work the horse daily This has
done by other remedy To he had every
druggist tho United States large bottles At fifty
uta doyap
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meeting of the South Williamsburg Village Association will
be held Fountain Hail. 0 Bowery Broeme street.
Monday evening, April at o'clock This association
composed Of mechanics working mem aud others who
from the ferries established stage routes furnishing
the best opportunity presented for obtaining cheap
The cost to each member lot will DO dollars
payable in small weekly instalmcnte, which
portunity Of drawing for four cottages worth each
without any additional cost Information may be obtained
South Roosevelt street. PAvie 80 avenue D.
DIR. L. II. KIMBARK, President.
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styles mosaic royal velvet tapestry and Brussels carpets
imported from celebrated English for exhibit
ttn at the New York Crystal Palace also Hares cole
brsted English premium aoor slohs Of esoo scroll and
Gothic figures and Engish three ply and ingram carpets
msts mosaic rugs at astonishing low prices B-Beaut
oil cloths At 81, 81, A, and 10 cents per yard.
Mop OF the City of New York, with plain
directions for finding any street public place Price
cents For sale by CARR HICKS, Statoners Nassau
street.
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rPeungs.Gretsr 1:O:n q HumPnrsy; 5s
additional supplies Of rich and elegant carpetngA OF
or fabric and styles entirely and particularly adapt
I'd TO city trade For sale full ten cent less than Other
stores selling similar goods.
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The Gardner Trial.

UAHHfN'7IVs, 7tPIH ., Fo'1
In the Gardner trial today, several witnesses were
re Examined, among them Mr.. Partridge who further
explained the proceedings Of the Commission to Mexico
in searching for Gadners NINE and the reasons which
led thin 10 the conclusion il fraud Also Colonel
Payne who further testified respecting the action Of the
Board Of Commissioners the claim. He said they did
not feel called upon to inquire into Gardeners title to the
ownership Of the mine, but only to the damages
tanned by being prevented from working It, They
cid not therefore, examine this title deed closely
they otherwise might and considered the certificate Of
the American Consul sufficient to authenticate IT, They
not sufficiently acquainted with the mining laws of
Mexico TO determine whether the title valid, and
adud .aed tho award upon the evidence Of losses The
United States have concluded their evidence With
the exception Of witnessthe Mexican Consul General
in New Yort-who is detained by sickness, but may be
here On Monday otherwise the defence will then proceed
with rebuttng testimony.
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made order of excellent cloths lined with
silk from ten to sixteen dollars finest materials
to twenty, warranted to fit, at FOLWELLS "a Fulton
street.
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his old customers and all buyers OF good and ashonab
clothing that bis spring supply the largest and most g.
tepsive he offered the public and that he
pared furnish with every article of clothing
the most fashionable kind.
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Cossius M. Clay and Ex-secretary Covwin.

The ENQUIRER this morning publishes a communication
from Cassius NJ Clay, which Is extremely upon
ex secretary Corwn. IL has beeo called out by the
abusive remarks Of the latter relative to aboonsts
published in the Soathtfn Patriot.
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aulend,d Cxrpet,nes -SmltJ

Splendid Csrpetings. Smith 4 Lounsbcry,
took Of velvet tapestry Brussels three ply ingram
aSpeting Of chaste and elegant designs which, having
beeu purchased previous to the recent advancen proe
khey enabled TO offer At very great Inducements.
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G0ldsmith, In Oh der 10 give his whole Time
attention private instruction has resolved receive
more pupils at the FIVE dollar rate after
pied for private study All who design learning write
GOLDSMITH for dollars join his classes prior
fnf LeG rskn Of Mnv
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keGreat bargains offered in view of selling of the pre-
sent stock hand previous to the completion Of
for and fall Wholesale trade Factory and
Office No 3S Broadway of White street. stairs
DAVID RAFT, Manufacturing Jeweller.
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Furniture Sales.-Brnnch & Mcdonnell,
Auctioneers ll3 Fulton street. will give attention to
sales of household furniture at private residences
their sales or will purchase the furniture OF
will make advances consiguments to the extent Of
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Kellinger's Wonderful Discovery to prevent
tnd seackness does not fail In thousand trials
Iyrads Of persons will now abroad who have formerly
1t certain to prevent and cholera olsen
Ary all spasmodic and troubles is taken 81
pth 50 dozen.
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to and delight the patient matter
or weakness with either His magic fluid has restored
the hair when bald twenty year and as
matte troubles Of thirty standing in few days.
Sold in large bottles at g. 80 Dozen and 800 per
Hays Brooklyn, 7. II. Hope Co.. Chambers and Hudson
streets.
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Trusses, Shoulder Bracos, Ladies DeIts and
supporters instruments for club feet bow
legs weak ankle JOINTS and curvature Of the spne
superior elastic stocking enlarged veins Of the Leg and
trqct
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Paper Hangtngs. -Francis Pares ~ Co., No.
Chambers street. door but Stewards
Broadway receiving the styles Of the richest
French and American hangngs which they
offer Mt wholesale and RETAIL very low prices Sklnl
workmen employed TO hang the papers, DC.
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disease alone is Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound which
may be had at the office of W. V. ALEXANDER Co. No.
Barclay street. Astor House. This remedy
the worst forms Of this painful and parayxng
difference Of long standing The evidence of It's virtues
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Singular Discovery has been made for the
birth marks scrrhus polypus tumors
moie and all Of the skin without the Of
knife caustc All persons interested will DO satisfied
the fact by calling at the Office Of the Subscribers 1872
HARVEY WALLACE.
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Phalen's Magic Hair Dye, to color tho
hair whisksr. the II applied, without injury
The hair er skin II can be wssisd Immediately without
dstyrbng the color and has no bad odor II applied pr
tory 1N and 6T Broadway under the St Nsholss Hotel
and by druggists generally
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PhalOn's Chemical Hair LnvlgUrat0x, to
prevent badness and to fallen or or
become thin, and to sourf dandruf invest It
with brilliant gloss and curl for sale 81 ~
and SIT Broadway st. Nicholas Hotel and All tte
arug y
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10 Sixth Av RR !. III
100 Nor and Wor RR.. SIX
100 do 49,. .b30 So
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agents in Havana is constantly in receipt of all tho choice
brands Of segars which he offers to the trade at low
prices for cash short paper Smokers who approc
ate good cannot only that desderatum but
money by purchasing three six months supply
time. EDMUND c. CHARLES No Z Park place.
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Truth HcfOre HumbuR.-Mr. knight, tho
chemist of the firm Of Knight Queru No. John street,
really and truly restore the hair any old
young its natural color 1t also stops the hair
from falling Off One single bottle will convince any of
its truth Two to three will fully restore the color Try IT,
and hundreds of dollars will not purchase from
benefit You will derive from it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22
IMPARTIAL.
Tie CAua Revolution ani It, Commercial Consequence.

From tue London Timcs Aug. 30
The Chinese revolution i'll d respects the greatest re-
voIu,ou that the worI has ye; IL magnitude
comprise. population rll. to All Europe aad all Aue.
put together It IoiIe the chief features Of all tue
Change. dat stand oqt in he history the world As
destruction Of temples aai idols. -ni 4 total change Of
religion, t calls 10 tue ear'y ages Of the Christian
Church. aud chose later times ehcu the noLern nation.
embraced Christianity ia masses A hc determination
OF people it compare, with the great conflicts Of race.
the eruptious iu-ou- explosions ard returns that oc
cupy the earliest page Of authentic history aud resumed
their prominence on the decline aud !li Of Rome. As
total change Of system, and opening Of China To
foreigners, 10 80 Tar does IA day the usually .IyS
work Of IpJIPTu civilization. This mighty change has
90 !i-t G5 tnst 80 have yet realized its
!uece4 50 gtea, Is tue d.-iau-9 O! China aud
small the sympathy bc!scgn t IlI tne rtst Il the
world, tbat uhc Emperor Vi China ranks 10 figure Of
speech Wiih las uieo-,l yrOcr Di the HOJn, being
Who knows nothing snd OF whom nothing Is known in
Ills our II here aud with whom W.. have 10 n,sgiu.L.
concern. ln moment uIt Na'i i thrown dDan that
gull filled up and that veil is rent a.uuicr China la.
hitherto been the very type OF all tilt j. uucLlup,b,
iDrm aud -nysh all Of q suieu it not puly Yields but
absolutely falls to pieces az foreign impulse Bat the
mirFslsV- feature Of the revolution rcllns The
utterly Insignificant Tho chief agent appears
o BE- person vino bIs resolved in,tg.lliOa i.um
missionary, AID whore conduct Or apparent mOtiYe- we're
such t the missionary refused 10 hiptle him IN fact
nc seemed 70 DC mere chIt!4tIn. o. comp ring hi-
With the failure u another preteuler reir,r homo
it certainly that 81 Proyis has ris,,Lcnhs
sphere aud that If be hal made dash Tor t.e throne 4
China be- might have succeeded. Toe huge balloon has
collapsed the prick o needle There j. an old saving
that everything hl, handle IL only knew where d,
hudL For ages it has been the plant Of The civil.
ned world that China las uu handle We cylil not g.
81 It, iutoi., DO anything with o., Tue re-lIt SHOW.
that there was Way nevertheless Tor somebody has
found IT, rha4 pronounced open Sesame" lu . iIa
everlasting hinges begin IN creak the huge gate I..
{, u'n tc deep ress Of ancient empire opened 90
light, We enter, and China L-c1ur8 ylrf OF howYr1
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DIED.

At the residence Of her husband in Peersbnre on Mon
day evening last at O'clock Mrs SARAH A. consor of
Edwin Thomas. "
the residence Of his parents In the county Of Louisa
=, ,ppS,monary Consumption, DIR. ROBERT HARRISON
n T On u'e ioth OF September, 1858.
Ut Turner graduated ut the Richmond Medical Coiao.
ne spring OF 1882 and his health had been very in
ior some time previously. no concluded that ray
ehng and change of climate might be attended With
beneficial effects. He accordingly spept m. M az tsss
IN ana the winter in Florida; hut finding that no
continually grew worse he returned to bis native state in
apparent to all OF hts relatives aud friend. who Nh,
FOR several months preceding his DEATH nj, sus RING.
nau oeen great but The utmost resignation was
throughout. His mind remained unimpaired d.-n H.
whole OF his sickness and his pains having subsidized soma
days before his death he breathed his so calmly that
his end seemed like gentle sleep. ~
was during his sojourn in Cincinnati that he p,,d
profession OF Christianity and baptized at night Inv
Elder d. 8 Burnet of that city. lie died in hone of
glorious immortality NP