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lBY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPHl
TELEGRaPnIC CORRESPON DEN(
Latest from HE Connecticut Election.
FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA.

Latest from HE Connecticut Election.
HARTFORD April Tho returns indicate
that the Coalitionists will carry both branches
OF the Legislature by a large majority. The
Governor and other regular State officers
doubtful, but believed Democratic.
As q majority over all is required to secure
an election of Governor, there il probably no
election by the people,
STILL LATER
The returns received from nearly all the
towns indicate that the Wings and Coalitionists
have elected almost all their candidates to the
Legislature. As far as heard from, the Wings
have 3l2 ahead on the Governor Last year,
the vote for Governor stood Seymour Dem
1854 Dutton, Wing, 20,67l; Gillette, Free
Soil, 8 926.
HARTFORD, April A, 12 M--The Administra-
ton party has elected but Senator'S out of
81, aud but 60 Representatives, out Of 222 SO
much for Nebraska, although the Adninistra-
ton party dsowned and denounced it, The
Administration was held to it.
drviUal of the Baltic.
New YORK, APRIL The steamer Baltic
ia in the harbor below, with Liverpool dates to
the 22d. She will reach her wharf about
5 o'clock this afternoon.
.A,riual Of the Empire CHy-Later from
Huyana
New YORK, APRIL 4.-The steamer Empire
City has arrived, bringing Havana dates up to
March 80. The island is quiet, and business
dull
Twenty of the largest sugar establishments
on the island have been burnt, fred by sparks
from locomotive
The Government ship Albany is in port
The Cubans are exceedingly anxious in re-
gard to the Black Warrior difficulty, and are
apprehensive of trouble with the United States.
The Government steamer Princeton arrived
ut Havana on the 2Sth Of March.
The steamer Fulton is also in port
Much inconvenience is felt on the island, 10
consequence of the drought
The Empire City had special permission to
leave the island before sunset
The trade Of the island was dull, although
the arrivals of vessels were numerous--thirty-
three having arrived in one day.
The Empire City brings 100 passengers and
small amount of specie
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DistiHery Burned.

New York, APRIL 4.-Johnson's distiIlery,
in Washington street, with several adjoining
buildings, were burned to-day. Loss estima-
ted at 100000
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CHARLES FRODSHAMS
IMPROVED CHRONOMETER WATCHES
plain and hunting cases of every variety ofstyle
j and sizc.
Ladies' Watches, of new and elegant styles just
received from the mandatory of Charles Frodsham,
"a Strand London.
Also, Watches from tho most celebrated London
and Swiss makers For sale by
s. WILLARD,
Jan. I'D No. Congress street Boston.
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JOHN s. MANN,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N Coudersport, Potter county. Penn. Jan. 20.
yISlTERS TO THE MErROpOIISl

VISTTERS TO THE METROPOLIS!
DERS0NS visiting Washington, and in want of
4 Boots or Shoes are invited to call and examine
my stock which comprises as good an assortment OF
Ladies' 6entlcmcn's, Boys Youths, Misses, and
Childrens Shoes, be found in the city. Prices
moderate. JOHN A. RUFF, Penn. avenue,
Jan. III. Between Al and 9th SITS, Washington.
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Jullien's Concerts in Richmond.

RICHMOND, APRIL 4-The first grand Con-
cert of Jullien's party in Richmond took place
last evening, at Metropolitan Hall. The house
was crowded to excess with the beauty and
fashion of the city. He intends giving two con-
certs in your city next week, en- route for New
York, whence he will soon sail for Europe.
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w H0LESALE and retail premium ready ruNe
wv shirt and collar mandatory, and gentlemen
furnishing store, Nos7 and North Sixth street. Phil
adelphia on hand large assortment OF shirts, %
lars dress stocks gloves hosiery &c, which We VII
sell ut the lowest cash prices
Shirts and wrappers made 70 order by measure
wM. w. KNIGHT,
Ian 3O--sm II. c. WALB0RN.
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sswIsamAoHISE FoR SALE CHEAP.


ME have deposited with Us, for sale. Of Ayerys
w superior Sewing Machines. and are authorized
20 dispose OF the same as great bargain This ma
chine y considered OF tho best now in use. We
annex herewith tho recommendation Of Of the
principal Wholesale merchant taors in New York city
- NEW YoRk, Jxiy 30, 1883.
We, the Undersigned do hereby certify that We
have examined the = Aueyy Seusne HaehlueN and
cheenuiy recommend It for its simplicity, durability,
and especially for the peculiar stitch made by il Tho
stitch Is original and In appearance il like the most
perfect and handsome backs stitching We have
thoroughly tested the strength of the sewing and are
satisfied that the stitch OF this machine makes n
stronger and frDey Than be aaa.ts by hand
We take pleasure in recommending this Machine to
friends and to taiors, seamstresses, and amihss
generally, throughout the country
Boughton Knapp, Wholesale Dealers in Mems
and Boys Clothing, 10 Courtlandt 81.
Lockwood Dubois, Merchant Taors $50 Broad
way.
II A. Gould a Co. Wholesale Dealers in ClothiI r
22l Washington ct,
J. p Hull, Merchant Tailor $50 Broadway.
Dickson Pottus, Merchant Taiors, 523 Broadway.
Apply at the publication Office Of the National Era
7th street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall. March 2
Nj. SNYDER,
DANKER and Exchange Broker National Hotel
- Building, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
city, d. Q. Jan. II.
BEEBE'S NEW YORK HATS.
SPRING Fashion for 1854, with other new and
~ beautiful styles. full assortment in store nj
LANES Fashionable Hat Cap
and Gents Furnishing Establis bincnt,
March g. Penn nv near A. street.
ALBERT G. BROWNE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT and Agent OF the
~ Boston Hemp Manufacturing Company. Gargs
OF Rigging and Manila Cordage American Russia
and Manila Hemp, for sale
jan. 6--d3m No 152 Commercial ST. Boston.
ALDEN'S CREAM COFFEE,
DREPARED from pure Java ceffec from which n
i cup of Clarified Coffee, swoetened and creameo
BIO made in oae p,atDfe by dissolging ID in Lot
water For sale by
SHEKELL 4 BAILEY
Successors to j Is. Kibbey 4 Co..
Jan. dot No. 5, opposite Centre Market
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SPAIN.
THE DIPLOMATIC DUELs.

We snlon the details Of the duels fought by th,soue
AZ given by three writers;
"a duel has taken place between the Marquis rur
cot tho French Embassador, ard Mr. Soule, che Amen
can Minister AT Madrid in which Lord HOwden aced az
second 10 the Marquis de Turgot appears that sOthei
duel had previously taken place between the Duke Alba
and Mr. Sonic r son Of the Mnisser, arising out u the
orart.l to which alluded some time ago, and which look
place At the French Embussadors ball IL will be re
ms INBRED that the Duke Of Alba was overhead by Mr.
Soule Speaking disParaginpy of the dress OF hadans
Soule whom be impaired 20 Mary Of Burgundy. AT tue
time TIE Duke of Alba declined the carte sent TO him ~
Mr. Soue the ground thai the quarrel WAS political
one but stree then he haue rccOnsdored tue
matter The parties fought with small swords The affair
lasted three quarters Of hour. AT length Mr. Soas
fell when the Duke, with the point OF his sword TO ms
breast forced his opponent 20 rerac tappears that tho
duel between the Marquis dc Turgot and Mr. Soue sr,.
orisinsted in the affair that the Duke Of Abs.
by joke about American lGdys style OF dress mas
"A duel took place yesterday. at 4 p. NJ. betweea
the Duke of Aha end MIR. Soue, Jr' son OF the
United States Envoy at this Court The seconds Of tho
Duke were General j. Ia COucha and the Count OF Ia,
nouro. TIC and those of Mr. Soule Col Moansdei
Bosch and Mr. Perry Secretary TO the American Legaaon
he parties uug with swords, but fortunately wiaout
either being wounded far con Learnt and ended
IN the seconds drawing up minute OF the proceedings AZ
having been conducted In manner salsiacoy ~ .n9
honor aud reputation of both parties was also agreed
am tO6 that the letters which have passed between
should lie mutually withdrawn. a.,
"Ifogr, to have to inform you that the shar TO wniso
slightly alluded Yesterday has terminated in hostile
ntors in spite OF the efforts of the friends Of the parties
to bring about peaceable arrangement aud tbs aim.,ed
on all sides that Lord Howdens efforts to reconcile them
have be, unremitng The principals are Al do rargot
French Enbassador and Sir. Soue, United States envoy
tLs Court The seconds OF the former were Lord ios
den end Cen Caller French commissioner tho bound
ary question Hr SouG attended by Gen Valdez sns
Seuor Il de Gamiado The duel took place this NOR
ming with pistols at twenty PAGES the parties meeting AZ
Ch1nsriin league from Madrid at III. Tho first IRE
took place without effect On The second fire NJ dc Iaf
got was shot through the leg near the knee he was Ina
medisiey removed home in his carriage, ana bore the
Journey pretty well The leg is good deal swollen
but az il appears that the kncecap was not touched and
principal artery wounded it is trusted that his state
NOT one of danger Mr Soule was not wounded"
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wiser Of Napolssn twenty YEAR, sPessi isrss' -. ~
tsrles 10 iose parts OF the book where we "a ..'
,Sou,bts of Napoleon as they were uttered 20 ISL
horn sloue and repeated by him to bis young ieIa
ViI,eusn, The astpubshed volume OF the sa'
Pa o,sVI aboun1s in o'asIs
of the Emperor relative 10 his nrs
ssnpaen Il srsin Dasis Herqae RsrelS:iosa,"s, :,
Soeiaisie, ia the title Of stout octave Jus, os' y
rr,ss in which the author claims TO prove 10 d de-
nnonsirstieu. by testimony drawn from Dan'.,s OWE
writings that the doctrine OF the great Pet is hu
"msuiTarisn and heretical that his das on the theo
cratic organization and the constitution of Europe are
revolutionary" and in tine, that be was sect3ry
Who aimed at the ruin Of the Church the Ronisn,
the abolition Of nobility, suppression OF tho laws o. M
tsr;,.rce With community ofgoods and the re-conSt
tution OF society on new bases. Gasrs' SOe;as De
Cleaning preceded by an essay on the HE and doc,
trues OF our great moral New Eng lander, Is volume
containing his essays on SelfCulture, The Elevation
aof the Working Glasses, Temperance On the Mn;.
ry Of the Poor and of the Obligation resting on u
Ties 10 provide for the Moral Health Oftheir Citizens
Other volumes of TRANSACTIONS of his works are prom
sed This is Chsnnings first naturalization In France
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FRANCE.

From Our Own Correspondent.
PARIS, Thursday, Dee %, 1853.
President Piercss Message is published at length in
GaiignGni to-day The French papers give abstract
oft The absence of fiiJasiersh sentiments in the
document exeites some surprise and more approval
The recognition that ours is great country is general
hearty and cheerfully expressed. With most of US
there ia enough of vanity mingled with patriotic
pride to make this recognition grateful.
An English Editor wrote the other day, that the dis
aster which befel the Turkish feet in the Bay of ST.
nope was sn event in English history. To judge from
the columns Of the Paris press this week the resigns
ton of Lord Palmerston is an event in French history
For some days they full with trsnsstious from the
London papers, and original comments the event.
The official Mositsrr announced that the resignation Of
Psmerston did not Djuriously affect the eaieate
dale hitherto existing between the Governments of
France and England relative to the Turkish question
You have received before this, doubtless by way of
England tie Protocol and Note, from Vienna, Dec s.
addressed BY tie representatives of France Great Brit
ain, Austria and Prussia 10 the Turkish Government
asking for tie conditions on which that Government
will consent TO open negotiations for treaty OF peace
and viii have observed that this document fully admits
and accepts the positions Of Russia, and assumes
honesty Of words and intentions the part of that
power. 1t is further observable that while some YER
bal stress is laid upon the preservation of the terrific
rial integrity Of the Ottoman Empire not one word
said of the keeping intact the sovereignty of the Sultan
The Journal aes Dsbats published last Monday the copy
of the dispatch sent by the four Powers 70 their repre-
sertatives at COnstannope, instructng them to urge
and how TO urge upon the Ministers Of the Sultan the
entering into negotiations with Russia The spirit of
much the same that Of tie protocol and collect
ive note. II all amounts 10 this combined recon.
mendation to yield to Russia the substance of her de-
mnds requiring only such change in forms as may save
wounded pride. While poor Turkey is exerting and
eXlsusting herself and Western Powers are anK-
lousy naLeuverng with their wTetehed diplomatic
hacking and filing To staye OF general war, which
ley have such COED reason 70 dread the ast u evils.
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AUSTRALIA.

The following extraordinary Intelligence, says The Br.
oil Journal is contained in loiter received by Joseph
Abrsham Esd of Bristol from relative in Hobart Town.
AID kindly handed to US by the latter gentleman
"IIoBARr Tows Sept. 9, 1853.
Knowing how deeply interesting any respecting
Australia must be to you write TO inform you Of greI
discovery that has agen been made on the Geelong side
about 50 miles from the They have been digging
very deep and have table ofgold about 100 feet
rom the surface apparently nexhaustbe. All can tell
You respecting is that the peoples minds partly
furned from the immense discovery. Every tub full Of
earth they raise from these holes contain pounds weight OF
gold Tho they dig the more iaexhaustbe appears
Az Geelong tumnt has broken out among the dggers
The Government has sent up all the military to que tho
disturbances and the marine OF her Maestys ship Electra
mounting guard the Treasury and the sailors Of the
above steamer Otwar mount sentry at tho banks. Ihs
military from Van Demens Land are about to be dis
patched Melbourne to aid the military already there.
Goodness only knows how all this will end Hobart
Town. SEPT 81 BY the steamer from Geeong this day,
find that gold quarry has been discovered Geesng.
100 TO $50 from the surface Of the earth putting oil dig
gngs in the shade $4,000 have been taken out in
three days by few persons and person has got lump
weighing 100 pounds in solid piece. This Is exag
geraiion, and the greatest excitement prevails
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no hope fer TIE Empire bat in tire Catholic Chutc,
While svevy sensible man knows ttst there Is hops
Of her sal, soa until the rsclent pride and power Il
tie priests ate dubbed Here, 10 Vienns, the Jesaits
and lguoIans dressed In long robes walk through the
streets with Kind Of omhipOtence. But, az the same
time they are supremely hated by those who under
stand item Let them beware. AZ the same time IL
u,sy be W for those who fear the future supremacy
~ Catholicism in the United States, 20 remember that
in her European stfongholds she can only Keep ner
ha.d shove the waves of revolution By clinging, with
the grasp ofdeSth, to tie bsyonets o. temPora Posr
4sropos 70 the above, learn from private sosrce
that the Pore was yesterday to hold an aiocuuo. az
,I Consterip Tor the purpose OF giving has ancsDn
o. ,he creation OF ore Arci bishOpric and two Bsho
.s If tie United Greek Church for Slayonia, Croaa
md the southern districts of Hungary agreeaby 10 te
nrsno.itiors made in their behalf by the Emperor
Austria THIS nav be considered one OF the Signs
TIE times Conversions from the Orthodox Erec
Church Lave Of late been numerous IN the ABOVE oc'
uIjIe AZ the same time the Russians have spared n
rs;,s 20 prosek te ia favor Of the Orthodox Church
lke Emperor Nicholas not long since, sent hs iavort
churches in Hungary many magnificent presents
hooks, crosses, and other objects
TIE Late contest between the Catholic Church sm
tho Princes of Southern Germany, will probably 70
scon settled TIE King of Wdrtemberg and the Arch
b;shop Of Gottenburg will act as mediators. tbt
nere repetition of the old contest between Chuch
and State On the one hand We have listened totne
nnerile thupders of accommodation, while the " ow
Gers that he have resorted 70 the sterner reants on
6ne exile and Imprisonment. Both the Pope, an ms
"rishthand MAJ the Emperor of Austria have oeen
ches,ed out of the glory settling the affair I'D tne
temporal authorities bid fair to carry their P"'n
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SECOND DoAKD.


TUESDAY, june 2T-6P p. n.
AsHEs-There were 100 bbls bought at IS 30 for
pearls, and 50 S1a q IS Sly for pots, per 100 lbs
TRANSFORMATIONS continued in moderate request.
mixed fancy Western at 81 81 rs; and other kinds
p SoD 81 SSs
former rates; with 900 bushels white wheat at % Is
for good Genesee and 81 80 for fair Canadian in bond
Rye and oats unchanged. Corn tended downwards
The r braced 43 900 bushels ct &C., TIC
for unmerchanable; and Tee &c. for mixed Western
Co1ToN-The sales estimated at about 400 bales
without change OF moment in prices Middling upland
CoisHE Of $50 mats Java were made, at 1sxc
l4c; 80 bags Rio were sold at exc loc, and so La
FIRE CRACKERS we're dun and prices lower; 500 boxes
were sold by auction, at 81 25.
IEAD.-50 tons German sold at OK.
MoLAssEs.About 100 hhds. Cuba were sold, at l9c.
R,cE-There 200 casks disposed of at So 80 -
rs per 100 lbs.
srrcE Gales of coo mats cassia were made at 26Hc
a27c.
200 300 hhds. Cuba at 41zc. 4zc. 5c and 100 do
New Orleans at &c. a Axe. a Axe.
wINrs.-sales of 500 baskets champagne, including
small part Of Heidck at $4 and the remainder, out
eide brands, at SO.
FnuGn1s.-Ratea for Liverpool continued firm, with
engaged at 2s for wheat I'd was asked but engage
ments of grain ranspred 100 hhds bacon engaged
Compressed cotton were engaged At sled and rs bales
Sea Island do 932d Sled To London sos barrels -four
were engaged at 49, and 200 boxes clothes pins at 2Os
To Havre 400 to 500 bales of cotton engaged at I'D
To Amsterdam and Antwerp, 5000 gallons honey were
at 2s bark taken at 25s To Antwerp, 200 to 800
barrels ashes taken at 30s; 1000 bags coffee at
I'D and 80 to 40 hhds tobacco at 30s To Amsterdam,
100 bales cotton taken at &c., and % tons logwood
at CTS. Cd
IRoN-There were $50 Scotch pig disposed of at
$40 SO a $41, 6 months, per ton.
0ns.-whale and sperm ruled quiet at old prices
Sales transpred of 100 baskets Olive at IS SIX; and
5000 gallons hnseed, at SOC. &c. per gallon.
PRovISoNs.-Pork unsettled. The days business
included 500 bbls at $2 rs $l3 for mess and $l1 SO
for PRIME per bbl Sales made Of $40 Pigs. cut
meats and 600 bills lard at previous prces with 500
bills beef at $l2 $13 for country SIS SO for city,
do $l8 for repacked Chicago do land SIT SIT 30 Tor
extra mess, per Dbl. Butter and cheese were un-
changed.
WHsKEY.-Some 900 bbls. Ohio and prison we're pur-
chased at 28%c. 29s., per gallon.
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FINE ARTS.

LLOYD BROTHERS. GREAT NEW YORK BUSI-
IL ness chart for the Western StatesThe undersigned
respectfully to the citizens York thst they
will ssue about the goth Of August next mammoth
tanning the business cards Of all the reliable
New York city The chart will be Cotton in superior
STYLE several colors and splendidy framed
large number will be issued and they will be in all
the and public places in and about New York city
and in all the principal towns and oes in the States Of
new York, Ohio Kentucky Indiana Tonnes
see, Illinois, Missouri Iowa. Wisconsin, Michigan Arkan
sac Lousiana and Mssssppi and also ON all the popular
packets the Ohio river from Ptshurg to heel
the towns along the Ohio river ard a regular packets
ming from St. Louis mp the Missouri illinois, Upper
Mississippi rivers and ributaries The charts will
Put IN all the hotels IN Pittsburg heeng Gin ;nnat
and Mobile and In AL the towns the Missouri Upper
Mississippi Illinois and Usage rivers and each OF the
California steamers leaving New York city-thus Offering
20 Rev York merchants and business OF
people the number and place Of business and the I'D
vantage of New York merchants have others in
ply the great Wet with merchandise single card of
ten lines in this chart will do real benefit to the adve
tiser than all the country papers west Of the
and At fraction Of the cost The long
eoon o. the undersgned with the press and general
with the esttrn people, hatter ourselves
Will be sufncient guarantee thstthe Few York Business
the good Of the public Each branch Of business will be
put under its proper beading and column Of the
will he apart the cards of the regular packets plying
TO New York. and the different railroads. their time OF arr
played win DO charged accordingly Our agents win wait
upon the New York business men, and all those desi.
OF avaing themfcves Of this medium through which
to mako known their business to the Western people will
please have their advertis emsnts ready All d.
attention. JAS. 7. LLOYD, Sc. Louis Herald
WIN. A. LLOYD, Cincinnati Commercial,
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BILLIARDS.

IlILLIARD TABLES, &C, FOR sALE.-A LARol
ID AND elegant assortment Of rosewood and mahoeAn,
bes with wooden MARBLE and slate beds made ready fo7
hipment ~ the lowest rates All other articles spper
Iaining to billiards. 40 sold 81 the lowest prices
LEONARD a BENJAMIN, $50 Broasvsy
Iour aArond hand Il blAa chaAn for nah
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DANCIEG ACADEMIES.

pE q. BPooKE's DANCING ACADEMY. NO 49,
~. Brocme street rvtween broadway and Bowery, WI
eantibue all the yssr. All the fashiensbe IaLceI
taught IN Vps sou,se VI sep pirate lsss0ns,
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billiard TABLES FOR SALE-wE HAVE ON
- hand superior stock Of marble and wood beds, TO
which call the attention OF buyers before purchasing
sewhere, with . stock Of cloths bats cues. &c.
GRIFFITH DECKER, 90 Ann street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

TULLiENis FAREWELL vALsE.-JUST PUBLISHED
81 "Jullien's Farewell vaisen or "Adieu TO Amerits !"
expressly for his Dedicated
TO Ito LADIES' vi esbsliishoa vita Dor.
trsH Of Julien. Tosbe had Of all music sellers.
TULIIEN's TlKEMEF's QUADRILLE.-yUST PUB
81 hshed "Jrliiens Firemens Quadrilie sompoessd
piersJy fer Ard dedicated 10 The Fire Dspnrtens En-
lslNsktd With smssp'Gcep. snd obarsctersly esiorec
iJiLstystoi. 10 be bad VI ~ Iupbis sellers