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cenpssss triumph a.
sR. ana MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
TspssDAY EsssISs, March s. lns4,
VIM b presented ior s hrss nas IN t cay, eeassy
IRISH ASSURANCE AND Yankee MoDEsTr
Staging and Dancing,
To be followed BY lively huaoso4s inleriaas Of
QUE GAL
To conclude win The aauarsd .ree called
THE IaIsH TUTOR.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Doors open < 70 II curtain rses pssi7.
Tenth night Of ule successful sps.ssmeu, Of
MRS. FARREs
THuxsDAr EssSrks, March o. 1854,
VIII performed season. saaksyeaas's
beautiful tragedy an acts, ensiaed
ROMEO AND JULIET
.orshssu.-
To conclude with The iavoris canedets, entitled
KISS IN THE DARK
Tomorrow evening, farewell beasG, ms. Tausa
Price. Of sams1on Dress and paquere, 80 es.s
s s g 90 sso orsss s = e s@s s = co.
GREAT EVENT.
THE FAKIR OF sIvA's
RAND GIFT FEsTIv AIS,
n Odd Eellaxss, Hall
Commencing Wednesday, Tusday Friday Saturday
nings, March sth, 0th, ION, and IIth.
Afternoon entertainments Wednesdays and Saturdays.
GOLD JEWELS AND GEMS.
A splendid HORSE, CARRIAGE, and HARNESS,
A magnificent OF SILVER PLATE.
DIAMOND RINGS AND DIAMOND PINS.
Full jswelied gold and 81 WATCHES.
silver CUPS PLATES, BASKETS, and CASES.
Fine gold chains, bracelets, brooches, and pins.
Port nonnaies, canes knives, and ACCORDEONs-
Gold elephants foxes, eagles, &c
papsr mache TABLES Dressing CASES, ssd WRITING
Magnificent ESGRAvIScs .ns pictorial LIVES or THE "a
TEN THOUSAND PRINCELY GIFTS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
w.KrH srAunruL ArrcLzs.
= a. .n,s-,r,an~,, :. Each rrr..n iii !. furnished
g tckei expense, eIhAoa ticket
chased saatnx him q .hs Daa,aeea, so..aon. -
ieweiry Pennsylvania
Every article warranted.
Remember, every gets . present.
or particulars 4 Iist Of presents blls
A grand entertainment Enchanted Palace night
Tickets good for any of the exhibitions.
Mind, your ticket admits you
supplied with tickets and The
Addressing he PsI q sss DAD Fellows na sscosias
lar for each ticket they may desire.
1Ssraooas o Wednesday and s.aiday open oe,sel
grand distribution will take Saturday March ith
Odd Feiows' Hall from O'Clock IN
the morning until 10 81
Tickets without glfa Is
carriage IT, r. sutson stables 6 street.
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Rodney French tden wac 70 day re-eected mayor o
this ely by 1sl majority The board Of aldermen ID
tjody 81 the council also democrats
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sale To-Day.


ByJ. c. MCGUIRE, Aucuoaeer.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
G IL oeo1 1 he residence q a Day, sq so q ss
and suseri shall e all has furniture and bousehod Effects
E,ss.nr rosewood wnaas cabinet
Handsome beaded arEn and essy char
So alae r s.,no and .sI sas a chairs
Crimson oamask curtains and hxisres
and ply carpets, rugs
.ss.s@ .P s..%ss, :ss comprising bed
wslnui md mahogany French sedsiesss
Superior feather BEDS bol,,ers and pillows
Hsir and hust mattresses, toilet sets
Walnut and Chamber chairs
French China dinner and Tea sea
Mahogany EXTENSION tAt.s, sdssosrd
ware, crocksry, table cutlery
Loo4rnc glasses, ciocks vases, he-
wants furniture, Ae.
O'Clock
supeu old. perfectly sound
and under that cred Of and
NINETY days, or notes Satisfactorily endorsed searina interest
Mu7-d Aucaone,r
ICEi ICE.i ICEIIi
THE unseened pubic very lib
er puonass fo The sir and hopes merit
HAVING agency q I'm Be
sur quantities th.y through
ordsr, 3 Co. arus., eosr Penn,
vsnia sRd John T. Gwen Co, and
or my may Be direeea rhrOarh pos. orie..
MGs-ia~2m mo. PETTIBoNE
NoIloETss eo@p,msns,y ss.ssn ,ssassaA NJ and Mn.
MmS-os
CIR ohm Fr..An-Th. u s. Grinn.H Erpedsion in search
orsH John ransni ~ Eishs Kane, NJ D., U. Nj
=, s :'s'i1's TAYLOR 5oa. s.gnss:
Ory1cI.L Ar@y sss,. ,.s, for rsss.
TAYLoE a MAURy,
Mars Bcosserers, sh
TIRE er,nnen ErP.a,,,s. In search Of s.r Jan.
Mas TKAScK TAYLOR.
q 50O YARDS Of h.ra.e'.s plaid .slk. last
@,JOV 20 from me Nee yors "seroa some seos sax
wa Ma 70 sI ssss HALL 'Aofhhk
EoR THE SPRING rRADE--Bees.,. New Yea hats a,
ss ,sns p lss The second ssrpy o. u, .ssy, elegant
STe-A fssies room, Brown, Hois.
TsE Nssr..h. aue.oon~-Tss sessa.h, o.s.oor com
smith Everett wsos. nsdssr, Seward and
Jv-s PSslissse, and or sale
-. TAYLOR = Aaurys
s"'s''''s' near sss street
pERsoss n..snS e,.,ns. .s.,.ss |. n.,..<s A..
icon s NS,y psgsrtnsn % ss esssas q John suts- se
tse" tss osoe Audi,ur q me Treasury -1lsin
two month. from this date.
A J. r.
70 wit gpsru geographical rfprmsnor appended
% tach voiame. LONDON, lisa.
tusi imported BY vEANCE TAYLOR.
Misc Icnnson's Nsno.s and
FehocA seorrsphy
ed on cloth- Edinburgh, IsG
frss ssss ' A as.'s ana '.s - s' a~- s.
@s.a TRANCk TAYLOR
tbVrHING, CLOTsfSG-cenfisrsr prefsrinx 70
eefhins made order
reeh ~ n suits short notice.
isrior neue.
WALL STEPHENS.
ftnnsyiwSnas arenue, between md sressa.
nMS-W Iron Hall
FARE REDUCED TO SAN FRAScrsCoi
T-dsrens<r
THF CELEBRATED STEAMSHIP "NORyH
STAR 9-sr tons, New yo~k for Asrc-
X46 -sh on Wednesday, Aprs SIN, win tse
nes snd splendid noshir YANKEE BLADE,
arw books palaces
Icw1u sefre March
b scdd nj the 80 iewlnr
1aaS
49, ~
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AUSTRIA

ANAcCounts ifum Austria report matter. biz hly ia
vofsbe condition tbs the government ssrong r-so
utens AXE active psrt ~ the rrisis especially since he
hsi Of peace made BY The Vienna and
Paris The Of - Pesssbagh have been rcecrd by
he Gar
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Bosros, March The sgsnts q The Cunsrd line Of
steam packets ttats that Of their SHIPS viii be
withdraw or skan by the government
The steamship Ass 70 leave Liverpool on The 25th
oil.
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NFw Nokk. March s-Is. y. ns-Flosr sdvanced--ssles
q 1908 bible So " for state hrsnd. end Hs ~ IS
20 ~ southern
Whost hm-bsld higher. Corn-sses OF Is 600 boz
n ~ cents ior m ned, and g cents Tor yello~.
Seeks depressed Cotton dulleg.
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FARE REDUCED TO SAN FRANCISCO
f.d.yenS~rf
rHr CELEBRATED STEAMSHIP aNORTH
0 STAR 800 tons, rfs leave Nsw Yo~k scr Asrsr
NEAHK VII on "Wednesday, Apsi SIN, win
nes snd sra.ndis steamship YANKEE BLADE
evw books f thrse palaces open
Iss o 10th steamers secas before the 9nh ~ MARCH,
b sosd nj IRE fa lowing
- @
Apgy cay Jlwss csoss, No ss'tsy Fscs, stsir.
N ~ Beware Of runners.
Mar i-du
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Court Of General Sc salons.
SENTFNCES.


Grand Ldrceny Victor Godstein pleaded guilty TO
seslng 500 from Maurice Jacobson, Of bak Mulberry
street, ano sentenced TO two years Confinement In
the Stale prisoB
Patrick McKorrgan pleaded guilty to stealing s3l from
Casper Palz, and sentenced to two years confne
ment in the State prison.
Caroline Kelly pleaded guilty 10 stealing quantity OF
jewelry, wearing apparel and money from Catherine
His valued at $50, and sentenced to be confined in
the House Of Refuge until she showed symptoms Of
repentance and disposition 10 becon better woman
Assauh and Battery Nth Intent % All John 0'Don
rell was tried and acquitted Of having struck William
Foster with heavy whip handle, the head with in
tent take his life Theaay took place at liquor store
at The Twony street and first The
evidence being very conflicting the jury under charge Of
the Court acquitted the prisoner who departed from
the Court In high spirits with large Of friends
Emtessement.- William JohnEon then placed at
the bar charged with em6ezzlpg sertan of money
from his employers William Thomas Lewis. crpet
Dealers No. 452 Iearl street and sppropratng the sme
10 his own use. The evidence iu the being very
conclusive, the jury found the prisoner guilty Sen
tence deferred until Friday.
The Court then adjourned for the day.
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The LATE ELECTION IN WAsHHGT0S-This sub
ject foimed prominent topic Of conversation in all
circles Of the city on Monday, but unaccompanied
by the loud talking and violent gestculations which
so chancteristically marked the canvass There
was good deal Of Letting the general result,
and not few hats and dollars were lost and won.
Some wags in the seventh ward amused themselves
by circulating tickets headed with the name Of a
well-known "beau" for mayor, and with candidates
less worthy for the other officers to be voted for;
but none Of the papers found their way into the
ballotbox. Mr.. Towers, the mayor elect, is the
fourth printer who has been elevated TO that Office
during the last thirtytwo years. II is pretty well
understood that the ,Know-Notbings" (whatever
may be their real nancy have elected nearly all OF
their candidates to the City Councils, in addition to
their mayoralty triumph. On Monday next the
newly elected City Councils will be organized, and
Mr.. Towers duly Installed az mayor; his worthy pre-
decessor administering to him the oath of Office
Washington Sentinel, June Z.
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Do Ice Infallluancc


Digt,TL0noe dnsnga some Firemen On Tuesday
ming fase ani OF ere given In the 9th district
and the Gremcn belonging 10 two Engines into col
son and the police stepped in arrested several Of
fcm. Captain liartt OF the Seventeenth ward police,
makes the following return to the Chief Of Police Of the
ARRAY The alarm Of Gre last evening enough to call
ouf various engine and hose companies, two OF whom
(engines a and 1s), as alleged In collision in
lSoome street. After slight skrmh there, Engine ~
proceeded TO the Of Second and Second
street where they apparently awaiting the arrival
of their sntagonits. During the delay they got into
felt Themselves and battlsd away IN desper
ate manner Captain Hartt. of the Seventeenth ward
police, with platoon OF was quickly on hana 70
dHIerse the rioters They however resisted ths ponce
whom they pee with stones and alated with the most
horrid mprecations and hideous yells tcr protrac
ted and 6eht james Fowny alias Lamb and James
Garry were arrested or riotng and dsorderly conduct
and lewis for interfering with Captain Hartt
in the performance Of his duty and melting the riot
After these arrests made the crowd was dispersed
ard ouiet restored The prisoners takeo in the
morning before Justice Wood, Who required them TO ind
bail 10 answer the charge preferred against them.
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superior Court-Part III.

ACTION AGAINST THE EIGHTH AvLNUE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
JrHE' William Hendn as. Gto,ye Ld,c, President Of
tht Eilhh Arnue Railrcdd Company This was action
bro ught by the plaintiff cartman in this city aga
the defendants for injuries alleged to have been sustain
co by the plaintiff the 22d day OF November, 1853
folowsOn the evening of the day in question as the
plaintiff going up Hudson street King street.
car belonging 10 the defendants coming down Hudson
street, came in collision with the plaintiffs horse and
cart which he riding, by of which he
violently thrown therefrom TO the ground, and his
head and back greatly injured aud bruised He
picked inensible and taken tho hospi where his
wounds dressed This action is brought to
damages sustained by the alleged careessness and neg
Pence Of the defendants damages laid at S. 900
ihe dctenoans denied carelessness negligence, and
contendcd that the accident entirely tho result Of
the plaintiffs careessness and negligence In
nuing upon the track, directly in front OF after
lie had been called upon repeatedly by the driver Of the
TO get of the track, which he refused to do. Coun
sci for defendant also said that the plaintiff and many
other Itmen in this city fond OF gc ting upon
read tracks Immediately in front of cara, when their
horses suddenly become tired much to tue annoyance Of
ctnduciora, drivers asstn In this instance,
the plaintiff after being called out to by tho driver OF
the rrosd TO get out of the way, turned around
and lu his thumb upon the tip OF his nose, and per
rned several sierious gyrions with his five dgits
response to the warning given him. The stands
adjourned.
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THE MURDER IN THJRTY-sECoSD STREET.-THE CASE
STILL MysTERY-CoNCLUsIoN OF THE CoRo-


THE MURDER IN THJRTY-sECoSD sTBEET-TgE CASE
STILL MISREPRESENTATION OF THE CoRo-
NTES INQUEST.
in the case Of German woman found packed up in
box at the tenant house 1G3 West Thirty street.
supposed to have been murdered by her husband in Feb
ruary last the investga ton further continued
ttrday by Coroner ODonnell The testimony OF DR. Uh
taken, in which he saled that he had found two
fractures Of the skull large wound in the abdomen
and one in the small intestnes the other organs were
healthy and in his opinion, these wounds the
Of cesth The body was identified by the clothing upon
it as that of the wife OF Conradt Reickman German
tailor, who had occupied the premises where the body
was found. No evidence eddsced showing who had
The famiy, which consisted OF Reickman his wife, aud
girl about twenty years OF age moved into the apart
ments on the z5h of November last, and missed
sometime In February Various surmses abroad
respecting this mysterious murder. The opinion of
those living In the neighborhood is that Reickman
had formed an attachment for the girl, and,
in order that his intercourse with her might
be uninterrupted he murdered his wife nailed ber body
up in the chest and then with his paramour quietly
tain it is that the position In which the unfortunate
woman was found and the violent death she evidently
net with points strongly to him as the perperaor Of
aminod and the substance Of their evidence is given
above The jury, uhder' the charge Of the Coroner,
after short dliberation rendered the following yer
dict" That the deceased to her death By frac
ture of the skull caused by blows inflicted by per-
Inye tscn tie wife Of Conradt Reckmann
Jpn rendition Of the verdict the Coroner issued
warrapt Tor tue srles OF Rcclman and placed in the
hands Of lieut. Flandreau, Of the twenty frst ward
police This officer has clue to the locality Of
RcickmaD, and win every exertion to find him. The
deceased was German by BIRTH and about thirty years
Of age
SUICIDE ny HANGNG.-Coroner Hilton yesterday held
an inquest at the Of Tenth and Fifty FIRST
street, on the body Of eolorcd named Charity
Collins who committed suicide by hanging herself with
rope to the door OF her bedrlom Deceased had been
laborng under deranged ssate of mind for some time
past and yesterday morning she found suspended
by the neck dead verdict rendered OF sssuicde
BY hanging during temporary insanity" Deceased
fifty years OF age and q native Of Long Island.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH BY DROWNING G-Coroner Hilton held
inquest yesterday, at No 400 West street. on the
body Of Fd~ard Harlan. twenty eight years OF are a
native Of Ireland. whose death caused by acci.
den'ay sing his footing while unloading stone from
barge foot Of Troy street, and fo into the river and
before assistance could be rendered he drowned
yercict Of accidental drowning rendered BY the
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YorSG MKS's CnRnT1AS AsouAnox--Ats meeting held
for the purpose Of taking preliminary steps towards the
formation Of such society IL determined TO appoint
committee, with power to call meeting the hrst
hondsy evening In October next for the purpose OF or
gan,ing the association ana 10 report constitution 70
That meeting The committee 10 composed OF one person
from each church. viz. -First Reformed Dutch Chnrcn
n. ~ Danforfh; Second do., Thomas Gopsili, Third
DO, Jacob Hsrdenburgh First Presbyterian, Thomas
Harris; Second do, Daniel b Hsrrison Baptist Henry
nsmarest Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, j. b
Cleveland 81. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church MI
Mills. Representatives from 81. Matthew's and trace
Churches Fpiscoral) win be added BY the ccum'tee
The stone 81 The Mehcsst rNrreh q 'o-1-nini
ItN an 30 laid 70 day at thrte 9.el.e.. /. Al,
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The new Hampshire Legislature.

!,
The Legislature assembled to day. Ten members Of
the senate were present-eight democrats and two
whies Two vacancies exist In districts and !. j.
T. SARGENT, Of wentworth, elected Pyesdent, and
Geo. Williams OF lancaster, and Charles Doe, Of Ro
hngsworth, clerks They are all democrats.
In the House, out Of 311 members the vhele mum.
Der elected appeared Frsneis H. Chase dem, Of Con-
way wss chosen Speaker over Mason W. Tsppan, free
so OF bradford who was supported by both whgs and
free soilers The vote stood-for Chase Ibe: Tsppan
l53; scattering. l. which was cast for democrat
For Clerk, r. A. Hbbard, dem, Of Plymouth had 1853
blank, 1.
Anson 8 Marshall, Of Concord, was subsequently
elected Assistant Clerk
The Governor elect Hon. N. B. Baker, win be inaueu.
rated, and deliver his message to morrow afternoon.
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INTERESTING FROM sPAM.

(From the Madrid CNay 2oth) correspondence Of the
London Times.
The statement referred to yesterday made BY the
Pafrfs 20 the effect that at conferences betwecn Mr
soue and Of the ansh Minister'S the AFFAIR of Shs
Slack warrior ha settled 10 the eatisfac0n o. an
parties totally false and unfounded Intsrvisws thsce
certainly at about the time mentioned by the
French Journal but they unfortunately led to no SUCH
" sn oeca NATURE but rather of that Of private so
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Before Judge DAILY and Jury.
JuSE7 7-Joaeph Howard rs Daniel Cddv-rhe com
,,aint showed that the Goth Of October 1853, the
plaintiff purchased horse, warranted sound, from
he defendant giving in schange another horse and $50
eash The plaintiff afterwards discovered that the horse
broken wrded aad brought the present action TO
recover the OF $500. general dental OF the ale
cations In the complaint, and special denial Of the war
rany set up for the defence Verdict for plaintiff,
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EXTRAORDINARY CONDITIONS or RlcK.-At the Howth
and Baaoye races in Ireland the 2bth Of May the
conditions Of one Of the matches as follows -:
"Gcptemen riders TO start with segsrs ncht snd the
rider Of each heat mpst return 70 the enclosure with his
sess. alisht, cI be vii BE disqraised.7
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DEPARTURE OF THE AMERIcA-THE EMIGRANT AID

DEPARTURE OF THE AMERIcA-THE EMIGRANT AID
COMPANY.
BosIoN June Z, 1854
The Cunard steamship America sailed at noon to-day
for liverpool with 129 passengers and about $500 in
specie. mostly American gold.
At the meeting Of the Emgrant Aid Company held here
this day Eli Thayer, OF Worcester, chosen Chairman
and II H. Webb, Of Boston, Secretary. The follow.
irg gentlemen elected Executive Committee
New York. TO nominate directors for that city procure
stock subscriptions &C. viz Thsssrs; Mess chas, King Jacob
Camp c. W. Elliott Rev. DR.. Adams Moses II. Grnnell,
John Cornell Tbaddeus Hy att Jonathan Coddngton,
Vim. r. Havemeyer Peter Cooper Isaac Kendall, Shop
hero Knapp, John Dcvelin, George Newbold, j. Earl
Williams, b. Butler Anthony J. Bic ticker, John N
Gcnin, John Keyser, A. Schafer, Simeon Draper, and
Judge DAILY.
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NYw oRIRANs june 9, 1854
The sales Of cotton to-day 500 bslss u unr
changed prices Middling is quoted at SC. Flour Is
trife higher-Ohio selling 50 SO. Corn In moderate
denard At previous prices Pork duh. Money is easier
snd xshtnge on New York is quoted at per cent dis
count. Cotton freights TO Havre are Ike.
CHARLESTON, June g. 1854
Our cotton market Is dull The sales to day were re
stricieG to $50 bales.
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Mr. Josuu PoRcovRY, proprietor Of the Central House,
woburn Mass died Of cholera in that town on the
eth instant, after an illness of sixteen hours. Mr. r.
had been suffering from an attack OF diarrha for
ral days, 10 which he paid attention.
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OPPOSITION TO RECIPROCITY OF COaMERCE-0PIN-
IONS OF PARTY LEADERs--THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
CLERGY OPPOSED TO THE PRoTEcTIoNIsTs-PRO-
lection OF THE FISHERIES, ETC.
Bosroy, June Z, 1854
St John N. B., papers of the 9Th instant are re-
ceived.
They filed with articles on the coming Legsla-
tive elections The candidates proposed In St. John have
addressed their constituents Mono Of them appear to
be in favor Of protection Mr.. Wilmot one of the gs
vernment candidates says he would go for taking off the
duty -four, the people desired IT. but preferred
rather to let In the raw material free. Hon John II.
Gray said In that trade he proectonst Though OBJ
jections bad been to his course relative TO the duty
-four, be for abolshng the distinction between
Canadian and American, and equalizing the duty and
would endcavor to bring about unrestricted free trade
between the North American colonies of Great Britain
The religious element appears to be involved in the
contest the st. John Times charges that the Roman
Catholic bishop has put forth edict commanding all
Roman Catholics to vote against Messrs Wilmot and
Gray and calls upon ali Proestants to rally and crush
Popery.
H. B. NJ. cutter Nelly arrived on the 5th June from
Halifax for the protection Of the fisheries In the Bay of
Fundy.
The government AIMED schooner Daring sailed from
for the protection OF the fisheries.
Flour and cornmeal to be admitted In Prince
Edwards Island, duty free. until October next.
ship arrived at St. Pierre reports falling In with on
the 2ist of April in lat Az Ion 80, a boat 81 feet in
length With air tubes filled with goods and clothes also
letters pocket books, and money No one on board. II
ia supposed from Of the letters found that the boat
belonged TO the ship James Nora which left London for
Quebec, on the I'd April.
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TEIEGR A PHIC.

THE OFFICIAL MAJORITY.
HuI.ApEiIHIA, June I, 1854.
The official majority Of Conrad for Mayor is s, ,aa3 and
Of Hazlchurst, whig for Solicitor ll,162.
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THE NIAGAK. NEwS-MALICI0vS INTERRUPTION
OF TELLGRAPHIc COAMUsIoATION.
Bos1cS, juno LIZ O'Clock.
The telegraph wires OF this city have been cut or
otherwise kept out Of order since yesterday aernoou
and uncer circumstance which doubt as to the
motives and but little the authors the
in quence OF which the steamers news has been
delayed 70 the present time thus causing great incon
veniencc to the commercial public.
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psrr

fire broke OUT last night 10 Ailegdany City, which
dettr'yeo eighteen stores and dweilings Among the
sufferers are John ste-ne dry goods deaier Morris Tat
ton, grccers; McGrarhy, clothing; Magee, do. Peter
MeD4z, shoe dealer; Klee L. Kaufimzr ciothiog; Wism
Miller sssdier; wson son, haters Smith, tinware
Rslson grocery Carsons tavern and iigtiaps tavern,
were ahq burnt ihe buildings were situated mostly
edersl street Loss 500 00 mostly insured in Pitfurg
efees man named 81 lies, reoens sy discharged reni
Tertiary convict has been arrested suspicion Of having
set the FIRE.