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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
jlrsaeoGIs aIh Railroads.

EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT sud PAIL RlVEH T.,
The ,szsie 1na .7i,T ,..sr ~ siAI. II -, :,
5Jeocs P and EAPIsE STATE c,ps,s seziaain s:sJ,9a
NeYok eT,J fres6aJ Thg-scay and sEudsy Se.o.
iseH pr 30 r. as s.f;eEJ. s0'A '01esn- 81
Tsaht 70 sos:on .or=.-a, through WITH i,ess sy N
itti uain ~x sOgDEa Agent Hs 7e .a4Il W
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot of Whtehslst-
BILT LANDING TIE sOsn will leave every benz . tSoT'
Lave s',,,n I,lfsd .es-e Sc ,,Sp I9'f
Ni.hi bc.- iIous the l.iirs o-oek Fa-s St ceas
Hshr seriort II O'Clock Pare ~ eeni eoa'
suSpaY Aanlxeryzsrs e,vr every h,f hcsi .rsr
"a sa', NJ asl' soais o'clock f01n tie --A
CBAAGE Of ROUTE Of the II A. ~ and P. 81.
- LINE. for PHILADELPHIA o. ard .fs-r MONDAY the
sih iz-b. the Il Trains FOR Psl,d-lphs vis
Va. ~. sysieina The ,ne. an. assy ef tae oaisas
from kenaon AID saorcae pneassT a oP2oruai, 70 ene
rrs fhdeipki. e AID Ii P Il, ~ laa's from
WsIEtst Shssi
uABLEM RATLROAD-INLAND ROUTE
A1y ard Troy ie,ve City Hall e,a'.oa No Csntre.'
Eoesea TTstn NJ roPPa1 5, "l,nis sri4ss and
Lesvius DtYt. eorrer Of White an Centre -,
Ms EypIt. ~ esn2eea sh in. sSr,a Stis aa ws.
A''''' Fo c c.y fIal li'tsa ss.:ias
En.i'ess rs r.
whs Plains 10 N, ,Sa aad siS ~, stopping York
Wi.sm,'. BSiss esnA 80 s15 1882 as AIS So aud
r. ~. stpp,ur Il al Vsy stations
For6lam - II ?. N stopping At ali Way Stations ,
b.cy,d Tor cs su.o ether places and moth Of Aoa1y
tie Conp,p' oes corner Of bo~ery and bo'ms st. sod
y" s-nsay Arr,ngem.nt:
Trans will Ive C'oton F,i. end 81 "sY >t,iions es
~ = ~ asa ss Ir ',o,1i-,. ~ ,sli w.7 s,stion,
P.n.eis By sunday received and lcnici in
Fishi fer Aib,n received daily un4P tho De73t eor
OF CentTe and Wiiests JOHN ID ELIOT, slPefatsadeat
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

C1OR VIRGINIA, CAFOLNA, GEORGIA, &c
IN. ssl ste.nsa.p JAMESTOWN, Csrs ca 'esSey ~'
I-.r. pier No River SATURDAY AFrEaNOOSa
c'elock Eatfslk. PesE.burs and hr1snon1 hne tc
Scli sh0-; 4 7.s-efer rrisigs isee eSr ,se
sabeGrf fc1sais Winsron snf A>ncest-f = .
sExrrs Ita.n Cb.re.;cn az Fs--- .aa ar- rf:!k =
20 sni 7irh-ona si9 ssf2rf9 rof u-
i''r On ''' - Ii-ngtNL PLf .sASrs No 3. sro-d-,1
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA Nj
VEEELY NAIL LNE-Tas Neg ard fs';-soias ~ ~ ~
Jas ApGEE lsAv- P.- 10 North River. on sa'U ADAl
April oe eek pr-ei-ely For iresai .ppy on ee1a
tf sYOFFORD TILEsTOS Co No % brosd-.s Iare~<'
i,,t.:e Fsrda oiow. 70 jses.5nvs si 20 r,kA 80
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
Waier gure.

7 EB&EON SPRINGS WATER CURE IS now
Lep'n for t,estsent fos terms &C. adj es WibLiAS a
HA~LEY H. ID.
WITER CURE INSTITUTE and SDaO0L-N9.
w rs rsisbt.s' u IBALb NJ D Proc oIotof q 4 TAI
LOB ID. sbs Dr RosSOsD Assis,anis accom- e3"aiao
VI no ra ler- Special pntD for fUtasls discs -
seoSt pIF sf the Ntdisl ss,oo e?g seaee, He'ch -
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11ainis, UlasS, &t.
LNREN ZINC PA N T.
IL MCCALL. BLAKE FAIRCHlLD,

-
No. 81 Broadway,
AGENT, for L. socee de- l. veellle Moutasps,
Are constantly receiving tho
White Oxydes Of Znc,
on works In Franc. Belgium and Germany winch they
offer In the dry state as far urpans IN
purity excellence any paint OF description arufe
Sored In the worio
ZINC PAlNT.--The undersigned, agents for the sae
IL Oxyde Of Zinc manufactured by the Pennyivsrs
receive orders for the
ana woud invite particular of the trade 20 its -vtder'
American manufacture emo is mos rrc
cessful competition III h the best OF foreign
confidence depend always obtaining any
supply OF which viii be ouud 20 recommend itses
Cor purity eres uniform whtene iees and terms az
'-A"@' ~ '- JAMES T. LEWIS Il Co.. No az wator.st
ZINC PAINTS The NEW-JERSEY ZINC
~ COMPANY having greatly enlarged thc vo ard improved
the quality product prepared execute orders oT s
SUPERIOR PANTS 49, - ii, -,
rsnted PURE unsupGScd for BODY and uHIfOe1
WHITENESs
method preparation recently been dscoverod wh.eh
their pGn 70 keep ffh and so
IN this their Pans S
Re superior o other the market
Their BROWN ZlEC PAINT, which Il cold a. low rfcc
can made from the Zinc from Se~Jeey sDo~ wob
Tor its protective qualities when applied 20 Vn or ob- ne
salIe surfscos. -.
Brown and 1, Of agreeable color o psntus Coses Depc
,t Bridge Ac Dealers soprhod on hbere terms -
MANNING sQUttR, hseris Ne - Dey<t n T.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

HOUoH Alc l0httT HMM IhfDs
MORTGAGE SALE of most elegant and expensive
1v1 and Chamber and Dining Room FURNITURE TO
MORROW, Saturday At the hyes,ory house No 4S
9Th consisting of upward Of $50 OF Wilton
C.Iyeng $50 do Tho"py and ogrhn oostly marbeop
Side Fancy Tas elegantly
rosewood French Bccsee Suites. made by Meeks and
massive Bookcase with Secretary attached
Ladies Secretary IA ROSEWOOD and sanwood one superior very
PilnofOe 0ohc plate front
ard bach rosewood Etasefe heavy costly seend broesle
Window Cuss Easy Chair, covered In threoeoiored efsa
seie sewips Chs in gold bTecsde elegant China Msnei
vssi beautifully toorA'ed and painted Asbsser scts
ctolce OIL Psnipss the result yess coec
lion stessny Estensen Table walnut do Chine dsoos,
Dnnsr Ivory Cutlery Cut Gls.s and Silver Plated
Ware French and Gothic Bedssesds Ba
Wasbst.noA Toilette ss ourod si msiresses Counter
Ihes, 40 Sale positive, rain or shine Ca'afosnes"
HENRY II. LEEDS, AucioDeer-By II II. LEEos Co -
V'HIS DAY, at II o'clock, at the store No. 3l3
Brotdwty, by order of Gsisnoes Sale OF fane MnseL
,",,., ~ ~ (24o7)
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

FIRE Ar ToIKDo-The house on the bank OF tne river
near S,ickue Point in the vicinity Of Toledo vas de-
stroyed by ire the 25th. Loss 5000 20 $50! lhe
prorerty was owned by Marshal o. Roberts oil this C'y
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fincnilci.


~ fns due in hi City the day Of Apr ns,t 90 ,he
follow us sut6 Securities ~ be 90 sfs that
the free Of the unassp.d gsnoa tue proper Coa-
rops siss
THE BONDS or THf CITY OF COLUMBUS tOhIol r.o.a
70 the Colrr hp, ava Neri. ksilrosf . Der c-n,.
THE BONDS OF TBE CRY Or CLEvEL1yO sOhio) is.,.d
TO the Cleveland Columbus and CeinLsu RAosa csat,
ThE bokDs Ot TsE COUNTY oF SHELBY, toaio, isasd
70 the bclrtoptsne .nd Indisns Esro.d
1Hf BONDS or hARIOS COUNTY, ,O5ic), ss1sd
b.Iefentsre and Indiana ssiiro,d Co. psrc.ps
THf BONDS OF TIE COUETIEs or MIAMI, TT TON
AND HOWARD te.rs isaed tie Peru and Iai -nspoi.
Railroad Co lc pr
TIP OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co INCOME
BONDS. 7perceIu
TIE CLEvELAND PlINEsvYLLE AvD AsHrABULA
RAILROAD Go. SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS par
TIE MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS Ra!LROAD Co.
INCOME BONDS 7per cc-ts
wINSLOw, LasIER Co, No. 81 wslst
Eex. .York Mar>h
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
Uaisbca, 5cwelrn, Sc.

NHRONOMETER WATCHES Duplex, Mage,
ODoubs Timer. Loetet Fnsmeed sId al k'nds OF Wateh
Gold and Silver 90 d. generally soils low AZ any o:hef
piece by BRINsMAlD, BROTHER 4 Co, No. ha.ea!ane,
EswYoik ard Chu-ehs, burlng on VI
EINE GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
IL DIANISDS AND OriER JEWELRY
Als-
STERLING SILVER WARE.
TAe oud cell e.terou 20 the large aud ecgilt orI
msn oods which he offers fer sals a. mach less IL
"'' JULES JUsGENsoN WATCHES. .,..
Warranted Ytrfset .inek t!c So1 - Wv
COOPER WATCHES
Duplex ana Levers nom .r.el+o % ~''
fLL KINDS or WArCHLs AT VcAT Low FkioES -
Fee Gold Iepne Watches four holes s -
0ola Ensmed Watches for lsdies ,,
Rios. Pin. s2o 2s $50 $50 s'S
sS Go ChaHs 81 SO Sne = "a " elahs
Rp, SOTO 81 Cole Neys snd Seals ~ % : iS 90 COG
sOt5 IS; God Pepcf IS 70 81 Go fsts spa
50 to s5 psord hinss e. S5 namord E.s hia s'S' q
IS Du ond Pins Sl5 70 sSe Gold Ctoss 3! 20 sl<; "a
Eiags with Stores 6 90 as Gold ssese h ton PS' c
81 siS Gold S,rds por 81 SO Cod Speesc'S per
s5 Cola Eve GSs VI IS So silver SPo'as tSi
Knives s5 70 as God Ario;s fr Ll6ren per pair
Plain Gold ss IS ChsSsd Gold hinsS
81 10 s5 God Scsif Pins . 70 a.
GEO ALLEN. lES2o.ier wholesale stf ro IAN,
ho. II Wall st.se:o :ond d5or near tsoad"S'
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Jusurausf Gomuames.

BRANCH OFFICE of the HARTFORD LIE
- - iSsURASCE ooGAEY. Of HARTsoso ooss ss0lI ;n.
compiled Nth The rsqaSsrssn.. d sSs s;.s q
Ss. YSIt -q.rs. %. ssndrsd 1ssasns n, so' ,.g't
Jehss H.fe.nie Bslni -h-re tey IN e h,-r!
cer.sy r. ss.s,:e ,he srori Coa7.a
asea.ne b-I.ldnT that nsceSJ inform b. p''ie
Thi. Com y.1y n'9Te pl.ns Ts
ss 1 '.i sn ~. s sr 80 ny @ aase M fa e.. ' a h G
I5. o. Pr ns % a;; .l1af S. .. 9 .a @ -
si.s 5Aak4Es Aaks RI1SS :1sds !s.ss 9.
tSTtEPs dHxekPss5s; t,s. % ''5 5A6 ff5';'
EI,iner, r. .tepssS. daily t,Isn !. 1a SsoSs IN %
''''''e 0"n''nN I + sDWaRDs A'en"
f compsry n.vrs tAeu esp. of sis 900 p;d IL e e.'a
Abe his copau, eO,des ,h.t ,sr asns o.sI, =
p. I,Ia,I. grS ;s 70 s 4ees .9.f s .s
tie accumulated profit. sn@ .Pi..l .9o.nI 70 @L'o''
s.ps.n Whitney, n.sceq HaSsIl ssssI. ~ n. ur'
SHsis %t.@ f'sia sas Hoiiat, Rfl %A.loa
s:ss:'s. s:s..; Ps' Psss John " siss.a
ssDI's @1 bv..r T% pa"e.n Jc.i.s oisa Frsisrt
Gs:s, hS;'h }Ssh 1s wsr51t, M sos.r. soss Ioa
.i.,ps cvssY seeSsary ROBERT HONE
Of SCOTLAND ts4b-hd Aug 3 Isf6 rese:ereS and EN-
British Act ~ Pr.msut 20 sod 20 We Nv
CAPITAL S5.0g0,000'
EstshDhsd in the
UNITED STATES or AMERICA
sTd Deposit o. Securities IN WIN 20
Laws the L giL4sieTe of iae ate Of new ioiA
EEV-YORK:
Cfce. No Wsis.
tolRp DIzEcTOzs
TIE HOv LUTHER BaADlsH Ch.rman
WfLLIAs G PIoKEEsGLL- Esl.........BsnEsr
RIcHARD IRWIN, Esq...........'..s..''''h eren~at
WITS yTs1..................bGnser.
Tpon.s JLLsTox xEsl...............Pres Iheni1 Bank
UFxRy Cor Pa. .Mer:hsnt
EAIH.EIEL TsAYEs E.q.............. osnktr, Bos:os
Ekas1Us CORNING Esq.................A! A!he4y
ROYAL FHTLFs. aeretilht A. -
JAMES WhDswokTH Esq OF Genesee' L'vns'tSn o. N l.
o A THOMSON Fellow tle Institute OF AetuirS LONDON
JOSEPH BLUNT Counsel
ALvfsEas
JOHN EEICaLFE ~ ID, sni JOHN STONE d.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
FIRST DIVISION PROFITS
Of SEVEN IEARs Of he C1mranYs easnes
sr Nav diydsd Poc'es ned In the
Profit, Class befjre 25h May, participate in the division
Ded propeouses proposal and every info nsI'on
NAV be obtained application at the C0mpaty's ot,s
By order of ne Board Of Directors
O. A THOMSON, President OF the Co Ia New fofS
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HANDSOME IURSlTURE, PnNO.FORTES

HANDSOME FURNITURE, PIANOFORTES
II OIL PAINTINGS, MIRRORS CARPsr5. RICH CHINA
WARI 6e-THIs DAY (fdsy) at lcl O'clock at No IS Mas
ssust dOos from Fulton,
KEMP Will auction, tbove ettAogue very
ts suoTtmont OF superior Rosewood Mahogany Far!O
Dnirs Room and Chamber Furniture.
Consisting of superior Rosewood g. and octave Piano fort
Of the best Iepus beautiful 1stru@ents Of
sIetlent Op and fBish, and fully wsrTastad
eeoDd nd risnoos carved wood Parlor Furb
tuTo suite; Library Sscrses Bookcases carved se~ood
Etssrss with marble tops dining ts
bss Ro4ewo nabletop Tebs Dressing Buresss Bed
sesds Hair Msuess painted Chamber Brussels aud
other Carpets Tea sud Coffee 'ets Oval Mirrors
all the essbr secondhsn
Funure which well worthy Of attention Of touseteepers
Cstsoguss u the morning Of sale
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JoHN KEEsE, AacipBeeT.
EXTENSIVE and VALUABLE PRIVATE Ill

IL BRARY Of CHOICE BOOKSEmbaciBg The ieest aud iao.
e9y editions 10 rich and expansive bind
ss among which Bobersons WORKS u sols Hs.ms Hs
tories. WORKS 10 vols WaLiDsOu's Writings IL yOs fr.nkns
Works 10 ClarsI lOns Rebellion vos Burnsps History OF
times vols calf extra Illustrated LsysteTs Pa.og
nv vols svo. cspy; Bur,es Works, vols htforfs
Greece yols &c Annual Reg'ter complete 70 ls4i 81 vols
Tdrtureh B.vew Also choice collection OF Foreiyn
Literature among which Dsne Works vols folio ssupsro
81 vols the Works of Ibiefs Lamar
line Votsire Rcrss.ar Racine moierc DE Ssvgne &c &c
Uuiy,rl History 80 vols 40 Also very Enc copy
The N,,u History State OF NswYors eoored plates 70
vol, DO snS maps place SATURDAY EVENlN0
snp,,nsiop LYMAN Co. No. 81 Broadway.
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Nn M a~1rn Anc,,nne.r

INRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES at Auction
WIN SMITH viii sell in lots at Public Auction on the
nren,., AZ Flushing L. TUESDAY April ct O'clock p.
the Fruit and Ornamental Trees and 5hubber7 occupying
sp OF around width through Princes Nursery s4d
by the Railroad Company Fushins March 25 lS,i
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HExRY II LEGDs Agctloaser
nv III LEEDS &, Co-SATURDAY, April !,

ID II oeock the Gallery. Of the SsesooH No Wall
a. siifsI ale Oil Psbtne be soid ho0t
Auops Emo By the following artists Collins
Van willis Herring Cooper, Morris lnoi- liok.
Van Boem Paul PotteTs PIest Williams BoadingOn CayP
Ar1Ievs Baxter Tsbers BusT~oh Terbsrs Cater
SHIRLEY Nosnd Woolmhr SsDfeld Jansen &c Can he exsn
itfdin he Galley until the day Of sale tZ4s)
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lofear HteGmere, Xt.

EOR SAN FRANCISCO.-Independe Line
JAS NJ CROSS, Proprietor Of Atsotie steamers JWAD
MILLS Proprietor 81 Pse The celebrated new .nd
steamship NORTH STAR, so burden VIII
leave Ne~ York for k,pnwal 90 WEDNESDAY April al
precfey, from the foot Of Beach r. TO con-
n,ct win the new eam.hp YANKEE BLADE $500
tut. burden IL tie passengers these shs wall
go r Cp,1Gtn t ~, y. MI So,iT ~ JaME3 cross
No la 10
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
The County York notice hereby giyen 70 a, peon'
h.xir es JERUSHA WLLk .e Of the C;y OF Ses
YoI widow deeeSed ~ pfessnt tie sane sth he.eo
.Ibers esdsnes OF Robert Earle No gs Stanton
. T a. Ctv OF New YORK before the sf;een;h dag Of Jay
New-York, the eleventh dsy OF JGnuary 1854
ho5EKv hoStHv EAStTSSs EIAfel:fSSs EIecoton
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

NEW.YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE Aecessory Tran.t Com sany q
PrUpre,o Through Of the 1A Oniy Jas
ss Tnovsf Teier ne,.sns shs 5hrr, 90 s t s
Den Pier No r. at ss'ocl preesey
for SAN JUAN DEL NOkTE, on NEDSbSDA ~ APfi
ine .th the orite BROTHER JOSATA 1913 tans
burSeu over NICARAGUA transit ROUTE, having ole
BY hrstc sss ecrfeses
Ttese unsurpassed 10 her vent s'on and -eo
tous For information sppi only 10 crsh, WE
AIInt IL hNnxEll
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ID M oclock - the re,dcrce No he West SD st. OF
gentel Houfehold Furniture beoDgas ssntiemn
EkrF Housekeeping eonsiDg Of Velvet Tapestry CaIpe
Psror Furri;urs Soas Cha &C. cogered
h Crusen and Maroon Silk brocsee Vood Center Table
pubo top spsrc Piano, 0l4ss Fancy ChsE
and Gold St Broos,ee Cocts ETonzes ke Farnto IN
Yaeon P.vsh Tapestry BU,ses EHtslon DnnsToo Tab o.
ChaiJs. ks <,-.,
Al.o neral Of Bedroom Furniture Of Rosewood
.,1 EsL.sny Beds aud other HousLod furniture
he Kitchen FuTDture.
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MORE AVON

In the card published under the above sic ms
ture in the Bulletin of the 9th inst, against the
| Mobile and New Orleans Railroad, there is hut
one point worthy of notice, and that only be-
cause 1t is plausible not just :; whatever else
the writer objects, has been already abuudan tly
| answered.
Inc Company in order to satisfy the delna ads
OF those opposed to the road, has relinqpisl led
certain privileges conceded it by the chart ,r ,
thereupon the very men whose demands hilye
thus been met, (of whom we take 90 More
Anon to be ole,) now shift about and aver
that the very concessions which they elsiln,ad,
and which have been yielded, violate the CON
'raet' inasmaeh as they render necessary an
amendment of the charter itself
Now why did Ehey ask this concession If they
did not intend to be satisfied with it? Is this a
specimen of their fairness that they should ask
what' waen gotten, is to be made by them a
fresh matter OF objection that the more
that is done TO meet their views, the further off
IS one from eententns them2 Do they, in shor t,
intend to make only such objections as are
snaret Ii they can make no better objections,
what are these objections WORTH
fiain common-sense might teach anybody |
else, II 1t cannot teach these people, that when
a company, on whom have been conferred Ger. |
tam advantages, chooses to waive any part of I
those advantages, and to perform without them
tnose conditions which make the burden upo n
them, there can be no need of any amendmen
of the charter for that purpose.
But besides, the 4th and 9th sections of til 9
act of 1858, authorizing the Poutchartrsi n
Railroad Company to construct road To Mo J.
pie distinctly permits the Company ato in
crease ats capital to an amouat not ereeeaia g
Szooo'ooO, upon sueh terms as the Directors o
sad Company shah prescribe
H. then, the Company finds that it can in =
crease its su6sc tiption to the necessary amour t
py renouneing o particular part of the adyan :.
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h NEWS OF IH.E CIT z.


MISSISSIPPI AND RED RIVER RA1LRoAD.--The
adjourned meeting for the consideration of this
enterprise was held last evening at the Ameri-
san Theatre, with the organization agreed upon
At its previous assembling,
The President, Col s. W. Oakley, delivered a
short address, in which he rapidly and ably
tnalyzed and explained the projected enter
prise, its general features and theprospects of its
success.
He then introduced Major "A. Stith, who,
according to promise, discharged his 'sone-bar-
relied gun,"' and in style which electrified and
astonlshed his audience and brought down the
house" repeatedly. His remarks were certainly
peculiar for bold and appropriate imagery and
we'll worth listening to,if for nothing but their
originality Of thought and expression
he was followed by Messrs. Rounsaville and
Dockery, whose remarks, pressing business, to
our great regret, prevented us from hearing
CASE OF MANsLAUGHTER.- The case of David
Outlaw, charged with having shot John b Day,
on Bourbon staeet, who has since died of the
wound, was examined yesterday before Recorder
Ramos, and sent before the FIRST District Court
tor trial on charge of mansaughter The
evidence thus far adduoed leads us to the opinion
that it was o case of justifable homicide, Out
law having received several severe blows before
firing the fatal shot.
RECORDERS COURT OF THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Peter kerwin, barkeeper of the Rio Grande
Coffee house, was yesterday sent before the
First District Court on a chargeof having I'M
lawfully retained money belonging to one VIM.
Dolan, and attacked that individual with a
sword when he demanded the same. M
Remanded-The slave Oscar, arrested for
driving his dray over child on Philippa street,
was arraigned yesterday and remanded for fur
Their examination
Cutting. Hugh Quigley was examined be-
fore this court yesterday and committed for
trial before the Criminal Court, on charge Of
having dangerously cut the slave boy Edward,
belonging to VOORHEES, Co., on the head with
Ratchet, with intent to kill n.y..
Stealing Cotton.-Thos. Fitzpatrick and his
wife Margaret were yesterday sent before the
First District Court for trial, on charge of
having stolen and secreted on their premises
three bales of Cotton belonging to the Factors
Cotton Press
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Il, May 10.

VERANDA.. P s Miller, II Montague M Miller R
Shepherd. BENZ Perry, Jno Martin, j l. Harris B s
Tappan, Geo Vaughan, W Il Wendell, NO; W r
Sugg, Jas Cotton, Miss; W " Mcclure. Jones.
Ohio; Martin, Davis Ky; o Merrill. W Nj
Roberts, G Graham, A A Scott Jas Heydon, Ala ;
Trigg, lady and syt, Texas A Rust Ark DR. D II
Fox. La E Estes. G Tuckermam N Y ; Captain
Worth U s A.
ARCADE. ., Long, @ Long, B Long, Tex; j Levy
Eberstadt, La; McCum, VIM White, Texas; w b
Smith, Ky; A Crawford Cal; W Witherspoon, Tenn;
OM Scott, St Louis; NJ Beasle. Texas John
James. NJ Scott, Ark; John Holmes, Ga; Thos
Virgins Woodall. AIobire A HeRett Indiana; ]
Abbott Texas; j Macarthur, Miss W Clayton, W
S Brakefeld, Ky.
CITY u Montgomery La G Larcy, JPeters D Good
ar, Il Collins L NJ Summers L lines, Ala; B Sage
r Randolph, A Green, 0; WIN Price, Ark; D
Wngan, Meyers, Q; Gregg, Maine; Il Ii Til
ford, W Pass.
ST CHARLES. IN Childs and daughter Small Jr
Nc; Adams, W Wall, DR. Parker and son. Miss
Fisher Webb, w Hite, Ky:Sno L Reed ] II
Fillmore, Ohio; Prothso, Miss Prothro and SER
want. Jno Pickett and lady, A Steward and family
La; Wilkinson Keith, KY; Watson, Ireland
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FLuSkEYIsN Washington Union, under
its present management, is the very mirror of a
Court Journal Here is q specimen of the very
dignifed way in which it bepraises the Admin
istration:
An atmosphere of integrity surrounds each
department, which repels the advances of spec
ulators. whether they come in single spies or in
greedy Galphins, remark made by one of
the numerous claimants upon the treasury, as
we heard it repeated the other day, tells the
whole story: " How different things are now
from what they were under Mr., Fillmore, who
was such genteel President, and had such a
polite Cabinet. Now the officers of the depart
ments are just as curious and distrustful as
they used to be under Mr.. Polk"
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A BENEFIT THAT SHOULD BE sUcH.--We en-
treat our readers to remark and to remember
that Mr.. Provost, that strong musical prop of
four admirable French opera; Provost, who, on
any other scene of this continent, would be an
opera an archestra in himself; Provost
who not only Yields, in so consummate man
ner, his wand, his fiddle bow, his baton of COM
mand over the score Of others, but is able to
cope with the best composers, in his own, takes
his benefit tonight
His merits towards the musical world of our
city are so high and such its sureness of taste
and Judgment beyond those of any other Amer
can capital, that we know it is only necessary
to invoke its attention, in order to secure to
Mr.. Provost the reward which he so richly de-
serves at its hands