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Mr. ssFr.kp KNATf. AeeI he goa, q he osG-f, Efe
1.r lu.ins sfersry Hr MAD. rod re s->s 81 ps@e-
krihe eSL,:sd he pEex1. Ss-e.s Ia ,seee
s1i@ndsd ~ the nreeinrs O. The tfys.i rr
Company he sisty - The - ta4 IT,
T1.9T-d-y the Chairman appointed a. De.'.-
y.s.nt III. @ The rsuEurl cer-u1sses Assh " -''
ard A. IT Le9gsrf.
The Secretary then propo-ed the following resonton
LeT,c. ne sew az :sto srl-s- sc.y Ia oe-tsd .
hd aniual IL he t-y q SYzt' ,sG - .Ses l->
Sc JET 20 eoate!.,s II hen, =. j. III rsfre
Ie..e1 TL. Hssca!srA s.eie;s ON ~ s.1
I'D 80. ID - 10 s--te S,"-J a. 49, "~
a sIaffr4ai peice-ae.
Previous 10 ii.. batting Of tie re-outiol Hr. H.ss-
a. ,r sre.urs sh.btv ocnG-e dis I'd By me sac
hs al -i,.s the rressu bag iref c
e tu: h. bad oJec:on the eX2fe5n q iseoJ iees
III Tcr 4 als socct7 ioFifcs ~ o.-ff-
The 5esouoH shea istli-se iAe .seas als cs..eo
IN C.ETIs pr.,el..ed from Hfs II -bois q ~. city,
..s.r.i Beoera from he Hias.ya y unslf
The Horricu' n -oc.y q d'a
Th n nnee;i frus returned - NA Dlp' ~
~ from 'hc- seccs vel % Aseric-1
hcard fs; rms u h SEED were
r. I'm Ipe 70 ,hc Iodon HoFfcu .rrs -cety Bat y nisi
take his srterer: Sr1ao fe't --- W I've
y r-ttssy 81 we hesrc = 49,
NJ ScoT. roe 20 that in reference % the Society
.1hOn nos being he'd in Bsrnms Na-ea Sr painan nas
.,pse ~ me a,ci hat The Society v0o oe asch
~ The AID IN" rTefy q ne a
has ne SiefT cord Do 30 nee' ne more n
6sors rlsn give The sHsif r, hrd rp-e
discussion spTung up on THIS mtfer, a.sd ai'er -'e
tfsgsacfion her bsssEess the meeins Aosfnes
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~, ,i. .,d ,l.e hr ue.iiDs Come ooEs al. snd e
Ka,s ~ ss H. Hold, .nd 1adese ourselves There
VII he .rcrch.s AID resolutions aggressive o. Tue ny PrsLg
eiris,ns
IT, ,,neer~ that NJ Wolfe who !. he Senator nom ne
IcH,sii distract ia BIZ speech 20 the Jury "se o, 'he
,.o,ie of Louisville a. blooGhounds. ihis, however
he denies IL tie following card. -, 49,, I
% &c s, RI .o5 II h. % % yssd 0a' lsc;
.i h,s @ s-r- ~. W. = made ,r,l CT u : ward
y l5 4 H. k-sss OF ssloasae- g 80 W" 'N''
oH h way 20 New Yo .a. e F h.
II s s w IL: I'D tie language sae - re BY he cor
h- .9, i ''laaT have As 'eHd to IA. #
49, .uh horrible seaiiEal tsTd ny numerous i'us ~
s5 Irin5., ~ho bud TO ne By the is9ar worsE
re r..rie, eive- tie names Of several gentle
men who were rresen. n the trial. and VINO say tney
Senator Wolfe Friday as he was GOING ron ~ "n IT,
INC 10 h- ofiice number OF boys hcoiet a. nm. Ny
booted at him as be passed along ana a &c" '
were thrown. bur No damage done -. -.
lac hour last night iLe scholars Of one or more OF
M schools Of the city procured about 20 dozen eggs eoou
49, I'D and will iisseaueoa. assortment Of stones
IT, ard eggs discharged several v0ileys n the house
Greatly 10 the building Disagreement and the smashing u
tie eggs. - =. - o0j eo,,,, apled
H. aar. L, ,h,re wa nothing broken bu; the eggs and
porhops pane or Two Of glass
The following items we copy rom Lhc Cgt[le.; ,,,,
Purse Cams II yA-C" Ba-s4er J.. - 0 r,eh IN he
Md m pyed cards n hs ,'usiy @ ne .es TO xe,
,.i.ctes d. WErGsti q tie 4 turnkey J'.n ~
49, - ~ M thtua life, neither "a a -of ol - i
statement O. Io bIe 49,
Nevertheless he uEF Dc Mas'ANsh
,iree a. always iIain date ats adnes ~ s
a Besides Barlow to have pseuA iaeaiIy o. Sens
A, rses AID times when 10 one else e aware "a "SP
undar-
his, long srbequer. the return Of the vtcto ts
h he AID case people OF Ezebethown he'd puonc meet
the jurors AID h0ng ae
ers ID 70 public Cree, eAeeut pIeV-sd IA ae 'a>e
80 as rapfl. srresdn throughout the county.
ISvy,riSG his FUSDs-DiTectly after the verdict hah
b announced AZ Faabhiowu and the Jury discharged one OF
he c-s fco present during the trsl TO one
so requesting him information where he could procure
Cincinnati TIA. Jurymau was
evidently keen fUr speculation -.
ONE or TIE REsULTs.-Ihe man Barlow. who testified
. utlv ia the before The Hardin Co Jury the same
csp alluded to by Col Bucse the sor IN his card was elected
from Hotel yesterday morning BY the proprietor VINO re-
fused 20 let him cot In biz hou e..
We sh udn wonder To- s,d Bao" IN one OF oL bs1ners
cells ere than would wonder nuch ~ near oi MS le
sr.tocaic eorfuees vidLs and playing cards with him.
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MEETING OF THE TEN GOVERNORS.

The regular weekly meeting Of the Governors Of the
Towussnd West Duso and Smith The President Gov DSArhH
in the Chair. -, MI, M.
,,j,p P,rd.I Island notifying Board Of the sppor'nien o.
Che, Wildmsn ord Edwrd H. kemhsii Assistant Phyeians
h place ind D. Mason whose time has expired
Communication was received from Mr.. Evarts, IAN ex'
Goyano stating that the Commissioner o. r gfalon are no"
willing Iocsed with the arbitration before Judge hen zd
Hsyeiney Coddngon the two points IN Which they am
seiof the reduction OF the amount due ne ooeinofs OF ~.
native children TOO young 20 bs
t,rtrted their mother and the support Of engt paupe
who the State atcT thsence there n o. ye
or more 1hey willing submit 70 the decision O tie Su
wh.ber the Of tn Aims House boand 10 take N
actual charge Of such persons oery falling hn INC Po'ee Of
Tor and loos 10 the Commissioners ioT reimbursement hed u
special Committee. -.
Gov DUoRo offered resolution 10 appropriate 81 for
the 0fufnhng % AZ the "oIk house on bacA"eH
Hand, the se Of tho Catholic denomination
Cows. PIscgEEY and DUKE opposed the resolution.
After considerable discussion, the following substitute,
trered ~ Gov. DRAPER, was adopted:
Pssod That the $50 and more. be aud is
hereby appropriated the q any eloe. denonneo
said expended under The direction Of the Committee upon
various iu ituous whore religious service 10 required
The REGULATIONS show he following number Of Pe.ons remaining
Bellevue Hospital e3l Nort Hone. ~
Lunefc Afylui ml smallpox Hotp'a '.''''
Aims House go hanfels Island Gee: go. 81
Pentep'isry $40 Rsrduls lssnd Hospital ~
Psnentinry Hospta..... ne City Pnson. 2H
Decrease. 70
Remaining Apnl
Admitted. oi'
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Died ........,...................
DISCHARGED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
Sent TO fent.niiafy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ 49,
Grand .5leo
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PUBLIC XL'EILVG.S


Wrps,sptY, May AID. " {. Ely ID me 'naH'
s,s re,,d ee &c, sssefnbie :il aseai = o'clock
PETITIONS REFERRgD. -
OF Thos p. wry and Others butcher, OF " i,nss'n
-. or ssrersi perso appointed Inee'oTs o. We I'D
HesnIes Asian, MIRA 70 he BSaia .. ..
~ Hrsscn River Ps,ition Han - be eonaered
sisst Cor the sed rs box esa 5ssiesa % lin t o. ~
Tnr,b a between Tenhav. and the North River O ga
srv q rss ssans extending Albany e. FousA TA
HysOLUTiON.
By AID w Tucker, tina, the Commissioner Of strco:'
"A Isup. be hereby directed - report % this Bo-d
~ 4. nesf b. What sutLory there In HI. depA'sn
S $500. ss = Of rs. scssd GdsTted
isvfrATIOSs
From Horace Webster, Chairman OF COMMITTEE on Ar
Vfhsv the sfh inst a. r. VI Acceyted
,s,S - he Tabernacle Taesdsy ID
net. Accepted although me event hsd frsnsptred
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
communication was received from the Chief Engineer
sgsust Conf for voays VI
City Fire Department rules a. ;o0w NO
ttnies IS eeeh charge he ether with assault "a ~
vslt on h Msrch; Osog ". Hoe Ctrrage No q
The Sidewalk Of Orchard a. A ~ EAioe 10 ~
srosisss OF PnsDs r to IRE IN PHcst Ami
Enshs No. 10 prefers charge ss Ensne No oT ssas on "a
April; David Kerr Foreman Essne no 70 e.SLts nDsas 20 &
.smbes EngBe No S. hcCGssy Henry "een and FfeaS
Noe Co no 70 hs1gss Hoo Ladder Co. No with aanuf
and breaking tit carriage AIe a. Referred :" 'o"Hss ."
Fire Department
Adverse appointing John NUgeDt a. CleIh OF Catha-
Market drsdye out the sip AZ CosIess? ion wt ~
Divisions, from LuooW 70 knsiss ior I've ~
y between Ninth and Ie1hsvs 10 saz the wax u
,qusre; repair Pier No g. n r. reEaI Pai 70 - - ~
,e, !. n A be- es Second and Third
The Board Adjourned 10 Friday
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FIRES.
rIRE ~ BR0oME-.r.

llKE ~ bROONE-sE.
About clock yesterday morning, fire broke out hi
tie basement of the dwclIing-house No 4l9 B~omest.
The flames were speedily exngushcd not however before
the premises were damaged to the amount Of about
81 500. The origin of the tire not ascorianei
FIRE REcroR-sr.
Yesterday morning at q o'clock, fire was uisco'erea
by Officer HILL in the cellar of No IS Rector-st occupied
by John Conner as unkshop. II was extinguShed De-
fore much damage occurred.
FIRE ~ CEDAR-sT
Last night about seven O'Clock, fire broke out IN INC
second story of the building No. 81 Cedars oceupea
bv Andre & Brother, importers Of cigars The hremen
were carly on the ground but before they could enguis
the flames the stock damaged TO the amount OF about
$1,000
The stock in the lower portion of the building occupied
by Dovereaux & Co., Importers OF Woolen Goods was
damaged to the amount of about 81 00o In consequence
of the lateness OF the hour could not obtain the amount
Of insurances, &c.
There were several alarms of fire last night which proved
TO be false.
About six o'clock last evening fire occurred in tho
Clearinghouse, No. "a James-sp. The fire was eItn-
guished with but iang damagcprobably $780, Insured
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=. bs eAs behind ~ Boy ssa a; yo.s H.,
usy - Wisten 20 'i ron OF ne nse'i ne PMS nai
,sv ou The hoty battered .
JAS BOX recalled | took the pants recoeh ME on q
"a. =. tie bcdes, they b.'foaed ua the body. .
The testimony here closed, and the coroner st-
iournel tie matter till l.. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tia, Jurv met hE'ist two, pursuant to a,odrnnient
co-,or Hilton briefly charged the jury. A,cr secapa
It;u fle evidence 81 the principal witnesses he r.nlrsA
bt 20 A. sni;e conclusion coE.d DC arrived a: relative
Al, ORIGIN If the FIRE. There may be suspicion OF tis
,.,|-9 80 ;ts ori -fn bat positive evidence. An
- n, acknowledging this to be the mc~t a.
d sd matched up building that was ever pat up within
Lr knowledge The OF these deaths anu The esase
Of The falling Of the walls, was clearly An, aowa NE
Coroner in bis charge, considered the pas,s wao nish
E alterations ON Tho building worthy al least o Geo
% He snake IN strong terms Of the neglect mamissea
l., n, proper authorities who have chisyc ., me-
,;,.,,rs lie thought tina: whatever the charae'sr z
cr, v,s ~ iniiN t'uai- they eniltied 10 some
n-,.c.;,n of Efo and huh. The worthless .iannsr n
,i;.h iulipes ar, inspected briefly spoken o. ~
Gamer then alluded briefly 10 other elhs "' ne
nature, such assasno.loiis' oos,ts0.h~h -
s,r,,ts Ene-pits the blasting OF rocks, "'Sn tIInla
.r.y crstoirers for the CorOners Jury am Mtcn ~
sJ mn o.her notice fon the authorities, when ecse
,c ~ oxcept 10 be ordered on Hle unless reliance SONG
nan III influence should suffer by these accidents In COO
cIusop he remarked, lies with you gentlemen OF tho
Jnrv to make lasting impression upon this community.
Ibc Investigation has led much tedious and unnecessary
testimony but this necessary in order 10 satisfy Al
parties concerned tnor ;hese circumstances, We have
erred feel confident thai L has been error OF me head
and not of the heart With these few remarks AMI thanh
ing you for your courtesy and kind attention. leave he
case in your hands. 80
The Coroner having given the into the hands Of n
jury instructed them bring in their verdict at 10 oeloek
this morning.
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WIND. ATMOSPHERE, &C.

WIND. ATMOSPHERE &C.
Saturday April WIND r. Il = W. Ii ~ VIZ coady' "sD
Fonda. A Ar Eoi, md si Clear
SS %s:.t.y rd h ffpe S5Sfn Pish and W
Wednssday lprn Wind n Sc. l. p ~ cloudy Clear "
fd.y HP4 ' wn!S w. ciss Clouds prevail part
erdsy Ip,l c-wiud B. f. p Mostly clear Cloudy sher 10
Sunday April s-wind s. aud s. WI. NE. Clear from 10
Mondsy. Ap nj Io-wnd N f. 2; s. w; N w q Cloudy.
T.e:dsy, Ami IlW.dN W.: Clear and line after sunrise.
,IhsSasy' ASHi ls.-wiad s y; F 2; NET cls"AM
fdi,y Il il !" ss4aa Clear befor, sun.
H u Sisyt p S1,1 wasS saos ceased
s Syp A G'Ts w RT A :n. .nS Sw cddd Violent
f mo sy. Ar ,T 1sIs e P e. Storm .o.uu. with s.
T@es.y' &piH is-%aG & WI Cloud. prevail Clear
A s sWwns CsA s.,s e1 :sS .as
sais, 4i' Af 1IG Ssd c:'s e Cloud,
spnday h 's waS II s'i aais In TO- Clear
Eordsy Al 9t-wiua " r., g. I. Clear
Tue.dsy, April 25whds Clear and hre Heavy rain with
WSsns.day Apf acwlnd s WI Made OF The day clear
H1syy rain ' G o5a wa niIs VT cssr Violent w n
Fdsy S..i ss-wnd \ T. and Rain early par day.
s.%5y Agri -%s$ SEA cou9ust. aos1 etr.,s
c2gsy LsL. blower p NJ Clear and e, :, nigh,
OF Plof Cuyo-
Mean ~ Mean temper Of the out 70 u
Moan temper az noon..3 s. Codest 10Th ~ ~
Me.n ielafcr at MI e5 Waes. day 2Sa mean .e5 "
, , ,sn y, At 20 Range Of thermoanef'''"
Eairsne6 Of heat aud cold: aud the 5rd
hoIhsrly winds prevailed on IA days
SoUiheny aud westerly winds prevailed on 10 dsys
1leeI snd mostly clear days, Il
Cloudy nud mostly cloudy days 10.
The tguIee !, 2 s, indicate The force OF the "iba
Tie month has been remarkable for sudden eahs ai eonI1s
Of her Ou the % there nan nina sof Win npe
heat the h snow storm ana
SO colder; 10Th and following nih snow sorm OF az
April ending from ashisg norhwad
AID very along the Another heavy rain with gh
ming Occurred on rgh Of the &h-6 which Ee2es.ee
on lie arnoon Of 18th terrible squall destroyed shipping
We heavy rains with extraordinary and co1nuoas
pst BhHin and Grabbing thunder The iemPeraare
chsl sed heat t'o 20 the point In lee
hourA -,
the the 2h and continued without absulent netf
midnight # the seh The shows ebouE inches since re
The 9th being fully cneHuh OF he quantity @
The whole IA tbs latitude Much damage Tsoads ~ wasa
nFs, nail dams broken b. iresiets, &.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
Io CtserrGcs BE- S,eid IAeyRoasefers OF cArntsst
BY JOHN .. y. KoyKErrI
1871. 9AM i2M DIP "
! hH! D.. .'.'.........r.......So y 90 "
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THE WARD TRIAL-GREAT EXCITEMENT
N LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, April -, ic5i.
Excitement the result OF the Ward trial st is
highest stage II i not produced much by the result
Itself o. b. the means used 20 bring about ths; result; and
attending Circumstances. The Jury snd the Counsel
to- H., defense IRE especially denounced. Mr.. Wolfe
To- tie d,i,use used IN his speech harsh expressions
about th civ and residing here he does, aud repre-
sen.rg this County the state snate, he g:s bis full
haie Of abuse and than biz share Of egg, about
forty dozen having been thrown a. ks house las lIgkt.
Al Indignation meeting viii be held tbs evening and
uui,ss cool, wise mount tie whrlwud and ride the
s.orn It's devasta,ions VIII make the ears cf him that
lesFeth II Jingle. large has been subscribed to
Procure ttl-es.
Tie Walos, believe. are In town though there wa.
Tumor Yesterday thu; they had gone down the ryer.
large dealer ~ pistols and Bowie knives sold nearly
Yesterday. They called the kentucky statutes
Old men ssy aisy have seek nothing Ike the present
feeling Tor twenty years. c.
In addition The above We give the following facts
from The papers Of Louisvie. An immense meeting was
htd in Louisville Saturday night. The following
The call as published IN TIE LsHrie C0arer, WIKI large
display OF his type:
meeting ct lhs sers q Louve rocbls the sFs.tiga
roluHlelt - tie a-c-l'ry cf III -anenied
FEoFEssCS svTLEE
recuss;ef u TIE Corrf Hore Ar. e-h e-y liz.
10 " lie blocd B0alGs 81 LO-isffle'
Pillow HOUNDS murder
Tcllttd unity q, killing q NJ ". T.. g. Butcr
Is Mar p ard Il sacred I'D solemn dairy due ds-d
70 IL t!agktrti and cslur.-ca h-4cxv.
Las frd justice has len dzss Szred cal
meeting ,fthe Wolfe Blood Hounds Il L0Iy He that
eve lresoI. fcel reference th
v ID Harm County JuIy AID iAs HAA ~ho eafed 10 sa
BLOOD HOUNDS
ltlrse thy desired e ne m~rlers e he a
Hsiss. We rIose is saflElayi IGn. he Cea.i.
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THE TURF.
TNioy COURSE, l.. l., Wednesday,, May {,
ls5l-sa.ch for $500 mile and repeat, to road wagons
this morning.

TNioN COURSE, /. l., TRoTrISG.-Wofaesday, May ),
s5l-Ma.ch for $500 mile and repeat, to road wagons
n Cooper nance &, Comet. e.
b. Buine Eage..... ........s''..s.s'S
1ime-S07, SIG
IyIoN COURSE. l.. l.--rRoTTNG.-Taes@ay May
Purse aud Stake announced to be trot,cd for $780,
mile heats best in ) in harness, between Lady Collins,
N;ilers Dnmsel and Joe Huested did off much
10 the dissatisfaction of great number of spectators All
the nscs entered were afraid trot against Lady Collins
She was the favorte at tho rate of 500 10 SO 500 70
s.o and slco 10 eos In fact Hy Woodruff the ''Nonpa-
"r,il" of the Turf who handles the ribbons over Lady
Collins and Lady Franklin has swept down all the purses,
stakes and matches he has started for his season We
also understand he has got charge Of Flora Temple, WHO
has lately returned from the South
uNtoY CorRsE, L. L-TRorriNG-h1Hfoy May L.
Purse and stake of $3.50 mile heats best in 70 harness;
H. Woodruff nance m. Lady Franklin
D. Pfer b. p Joe Nuesied ..'''''s'''''''''<<
Tme--,3S; 2tli as 800
Joe had The call few days before the race at 800 70
$50 On the day OF the race Lady Franklin was the
favor,o nj sOO 10 $50 On scoring the betting was
The Lady won the race in three straight heats
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NEW-NIEXlCO.
BATTLE WITH THE APACHES

We have received cur files Of Tie SaatG FL Ga=ee to
March 25 From that paper take the following account
Of die renconrt between the United States OoIs and the
Apaohes near Fort Union, on the 9th Of March
ON the Cd inst. Lieut.. C'. Cooke commanding Fort
Vnion se,,t Lieut. Bell with h company II dragons in
pursu, al party Of Apaohts who had committed recent
a,pr,de.ions Lear Tia; post There originally in al
% men besides Can't. Sykes and Lieut.. Maxwell. who
went acnc as amateurs but ihe f' second day ont
one man accidentally shot himself and three Others were
teiached 70 carly him back .he Fort. This Jeff - Of
whom were In with The meek animals an uo in the
feli Tey Stuck nc ICdar fIail Sunday uloniny about
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY

regular monthly meeting OF The New-lofk Historical
held IN the NewYot University Tuesday evening
BRADisH occupied the chair ArT the
lion preliminary Of the minutes
nation nombc reading Of donations
PTRRy Com CHAvNCEY m
victory Lake Enc which presented TO the Society by
the Rev CHAvNcRY read by th President vote Of
thanks passed MI C6uncey for his valuable gift
"Tb. Neutral Ground Wesehe written by JOIN W. McDoA
AID Esq Of Flushing, then read BY the LbIaTsu.
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CITY ITEMS.

bETEOROL OGICAL JOURNAL FOR APRIL 1885,
PREPARED THE " TRIBUNE, BY GIBBONS
=. TaERaoaETER BAsoMETER.
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HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF TIE BLACK WARRIOR-PARDON
OF POLITICAL PRISONERS.

ARRIVAL or HE Di>Ath WhiNil''it -'''b|-'
OF POLITICAL PRISONERS.
Tho steamer Black Warrior, J. D. Bullcch c 'nlman-
der arrived At this port Yesterday morning She brings lo
uasyoncers and large amount of cotton on freight
Tie Black Warrior lef. Mobile the 2Jth AMI arrived
at Havana on the evening Of the 27h. After coang she
sailed at p H. Of the 25tb The b. W. wes treatei with
marked rotencss on her outward as well as homeward
trip, and the manifest accepted without comment
There was nothing Of interest iranspring at Havana
There were no American men-ofwar in the place The
health Of III island is said be good although many re-
porte have been circulated to the contrary
From Our Own Correspondent.
HAVANA, Friday, April 90, 1854
An amnesty has come from Spain by which ell CUBAN
congpirafos Sc. are pardoDed and Governor Peznela
gives them permission to TO the Island The Cubans
have moi manifested any joy the occasion, considering
that pardon is not required but liberty. Ii IS
supposed that but few will accept the permission 70 return
iio weather continues very pleasant and cool Wehaye
he'd but few hot DAYS as yet and from time TO time heavy
rains which have refreshed the air when becoming waim.
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NETWORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Tho usual nooling Of this body he'd IA ;ne large
Ne . H4,eGvt, NCudsy a. 80 CHAR 1sea' -
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.

At the regular weekly meeting Tuesday May .
Judge MEIcs the Secretary read the following extracts
nom The LoRdoa Farmers Magazine upon
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-23

eral elections. The democratic party Of the
country has now to take care of itself 1t must
all who hold heresies and false ideas
as well as all who refuse to conform to its creed
Insidious efforts are on foot to undermine IT.
Secret as well as open enemies are laboring to
do it harm and, unless it acts promptly, boldly
and honestly, there win be much danger OF It's
being seriously injured. It must make Its Old
established and approved principles tests. 1t
must enforce these tests. 1t must hold all OF
its members, however high or however humble,
to them. 1t cannot suspend needful issues
with safety it cannot longer temporize with
honor. Whether its enemies be within or
without its ranks, whether they be exalted or
of humble station, let them be set at defiance
and driven away into more congenial associa-
tions.