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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
HOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tho SPEAKER laid before the House the Agricultural
part of the Patent Office Report heiered 10 'u I'm
mtee on Patents and ordered to be printed A motion
to print $4,000 extra copies was referred 10 the 'oee
on Printing III,
Mr. CIASTAIN presented resolutions from the LesIsia
ture of Georgia in favor of non intervention
the subject OF Slavery embodied in the Nebraska m
Mr. BAKKSDALE presented similar resolutions from
the Mississpp Legislature
They were both laid on the table and ordered 10 DC
printed. ~ 49, A., ,.. go. ,,o
eoature of Illinois asking that 100000 acres Of land be
given TO each State for the liberal endowment OF lnshu
lions of practical oad general education Lald on the
table ard ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. BOCOCK, from the Naval Committee, reported
Joint resolution relative the bids for provisions clothing
and small stores for the use of the Navy provdes that
all bids may be rejected at the option OF the Department
ifthe persons offering not known as manufacturers OF
or regular dealers in the articles In explanation, Mr.
Bocock said the resolution designed Tor contracts 10
he taken out of the hands of SPECTATORS who were
not TO be relied on and permit the department 10 90 INTO
open mGTket
miller would flf contract more faithfully Oh ~ mer-
chant who has given bond and security purpose
MIR BOCOCK replied, the principle had been sanctioned
in the case Of the purchase of butter cheese ana
Now was desired to extend TO the purchase OIL hour
and several other articles. A.
was heretofore loss OF 80 per cent in famae Oy poH"'
inc butter and cheese end tobacco by contract
The 1eIGGFGG1 snd Mr. WAIBRIDGE seversy pre-
ted rfttiors of citizens of New York for the extension
Of The bounty Land Act OF September %sin s' 10 l.v
scres Also TO extend the present Oned S!A.e' 'a"' "
the soiiers Of tho War Of lsl2 ,,- 4, G.. - :;
On motion Of Mr.. RICHARDSON the hIst wees ~
Nav was ct apart for The consideration oil Dusi''' iV
ingto orcarizcd territorial GOV ernmenis:
Sir BARRY asked leave 10 offer the folloWlng; 49,.
49, II hss cen declared D., ne0cf OF q 0oey upO
~ Jiorce ths IN u4arrs'ion % power aac p-f.el
"a eiyU bcrty Itself have bse1 conilt'l -
or,st- Secefnry War meaning TIE present e-s'A5 ~
Mar Colonel Je1siS DAVIS, g., OIL. 4,h..e .ba Ct,aiag
ia Jf1resl tho momber Has asea 10 ~ - n -.
~ eir-re md csurot De Md ina me var part
rpt hes GRADUALLY ard isid 0us a.' "a
-. nftte civil o.iccs could and D. !1s ~ ~ $3.50.
sr.iics t. re frug aud comfosh positions % Is '
IN "a. 80 las become wll- spread Al Ganse1li FL
the officer against ~h9in
srv bve beer made well as me coIise .I
s,. ami The preservation Of The i~sa ~ 49,.
t Az he nj tiry bssehes OF he puoS va
be AZ once ard thoroughly inyests tt
eE,si,,G Tl Comnttee Of Seven members " SP9V1H'ss
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BREADsrUFFS or LAKE MICHIGAN
Correspondence of TIE n Y Tribune.

Corresronaence Of TIE \. Y. Tribune
CHICAGO, Thursday March &c, 1884.
As there is good deal of specializing n regard to the
amount of bIeadsuifs for market the coming season.
thought you would be glad well IS your numerous
,esdrs to hear from Lake Michigan From 1874 to Is -
this lake shipped in round numbers each year about
an average Of 100000 bushels of wheat, or equva
lent in -four, and in the spring a, the opening of nay
CATION ZONE two millions would Be Accumulated at all the
different ports On Lake Michigan The City Of Chicago
would average about half the above gross amount Since
ls4s coarse grains pork, beef WOOL have paid the farmer
much better than wheat consequently the latter ms neen
neglected much so that IN lsJj neie we're pas 2i
bushels Of wheat ard l0c3l barrels OF Hour shipped rom
this place and large amount OF this went 70 the phees
NORTH and s. Louis southin ls0l 4J'ooO Dusn wheaI
ard - 4C6 bbls -four and in ls52 or'h "hea,
and 1856 bbl-. fOurthe -four mostly 70 the Inere, eh1
lumber regions The quantity of seed sown last ial AMI
spring, making up the crop OF Iso' wa. very Nh Uu
tie quality and production per acre greatly exceeded any
previous wear notwithstanding the aggregate crop was
les than half II the years lei7, { and p
TIE quantity of wheat IN store now 1t chicago Tor snip
mont is about % eco bushels and 10000 barrels Of lour
TLere are upon the lake shores, all told, about sOOO
bushels Of wheat in store and about $4,000 barrels OF ou
The high prices paid the lat FHr LOT ~ag b.SS
Verv e more viii come out before next harvest 80 that
reducing TIE VIII Il 10 -four, Lake Michigan VIII pave
about $4,000 barrels Of four or calling 1t whe. about
eco bushels If wheat 10 ship before ne1 ha'es VI
CoRs~In gard to this article Illinois can feed the
world AZ least fr some months. The quantity IN store
bre md along the Illinois River and the railroads
"a fcult 10 compute Should the present price ~ GEMS
rer bushels here prevail during the season i Is e.i 5ag
hat Chicago viii ship from sz 70 seven Millions o. Ou'H
rIs during the nayigGble season Of ls5i
O1r-Ihere something 100000 bushels OF oats IN
store Lere and with tie rest Of the lake coat there are
rroLabv eco coo tusheswilh Is much more u the country
Thee seems TO be in Ohio and Indiana and iRieea
,hrouch lie entire West. very e wheat and Hour an!
thrk rot over one fourth part Of tn qusnuy u'IAy ~
ia ia season Of the wear In the aggregate Ok ms
Jefcieucv : vastly Ro-e than supplied ~ the excess 81
Jr5iar corn Wheat aud four may ert pIo2aoy WI
- In hi season Fl5-r is - - a IL market 10 the
80 ncTe red co hungry if they vii -. hoe cake
SrrnsS lie weather promises nov much earlier nav
;-s;on han usual March thus far has been o. mid as
Mey. lo1.-,
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DOINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.

From Our ovu Reporter.
SENATE ArBASI. MOaia7, March 20, 1854.
SILK sESATE AGAIN.
A uzusl on Mondays there vas very slim aiiea4aace
OF Senator's to Gsy-bgt quorum being present
BRIDGE At aLBASr.
Many Petitions from al sections of the Sta:e ware pre-
fered lis morning askiDg for -w Authorizing the con
struCion Of Bridge Albany. l. seems ihN the oaiy
opposition TO such law comes from Bsnsselaer Coany
HEw LUNATIc AsfLcN
Mr BRADFORD. from the Committee TO whom was re-
feTcd III portion Of The Govcrnors Message which re-
Lates to Lunate A,lumns, broeghi n the t"n3SAs 9l
An ACT 10 sfposi eolaeasl' 70 a,ie ''e'ai ~" i''A
srorIOsI Abl.h ". ~ Lo.s5r S.r,r. Co. D,7is
prsin.os Of br shatain sroo-s % 80 hroTa o y n
roe i.sss .,s o. whs e e9es .sal New TorE
SIC sid Cos5n sionsrs ss have 1os-,o receive by re-
contract srosods thiu T, nl's THAI
''i s' iS o 2 'ss i 81 i - he L.urs
e J-nusTy - uskt on 70 tas o. ~. oe'4oa sn4
Sc Sci. coau',ioas-' .h. B, ss~ei - ir eyery DAY
n.ysIfs eIrel", be d.Glyea wais % .sea dlry
The 1iil was referred to the Committee OF the Whole
ckl1nyALs - TIE UTIct LUsAIlc AsrLUH
The same Committee brought in the following bill;
~ ACT rIo76s r re removal o. he criminals Fon the
state Lgaaiie Asy'gra At vi ,...,,
.u.fcr1sd .r5 rsqairs8 without 7 70 sy .na
sts IIoSsi9r y soHs g. 10 rf5a, "a t4s s,s = "a, re-
rs,,Iov u The stste Lurstc Aiygn o; t,ea
b lt dg'y q lhe shrils o. ysFt eanss O'a. zee
Al uie r .H. my leon y tas Cs so, =, % ~ a
Of rhi, bill TIE act to take sae-s Immediately.
THE NIyEIEENTH WAED FtRk BILL.
.l- SPTNcER moved the cons iera'on b. the Commit
tee Of the Whole, Of the h repeating ne at Authorizing
tie LAYING % Public Park in the Nineteenth Ward
Of the City Of New York.
NJ HoPMys suggeslod list, 90 the Senator from :he
Sixth Mr. Brook was not 10 attendance II would be al
visible 10 deer consideration OF this BILL iha Senator
having e1prosstd desire 20 move several im2)rtlnt
amendments T. IT, lie made motion to this eject which
was aoOpted--Il to 3.
The YEw-YoRK DEAF AID DUNE IyfTiTCrIoy.
On motion Of Mr. SPENCER the bill rel five - the New
York IN sution for the instruction OF the sf aud Dumb,
was taken up in Committee of the Whole. A.er being
amenced to provide tia, the parents relatives Or
friends Of tie applicants for admission into the
Institution must be residents Of the State for at eastt three
years previous to said application Progress was reported
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HENRY YArEs brother of Gov Yaes, died At Albany
yesterday morning in the sh year OF his age Me- Yates
was born at Schenectady in ITO After his admission to
tie bar lie for many years successfully engaged in tho
practice Of the law In 1917 or ls he elected to tho
Senate from the old Middle District and for four years
su rGuen al member Of that body with such Abram
Van Vechter, Cadwelater o. Golden, Gideon Granger.
Henry Seymour & c. &c. Cor colleagues.
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ISoiDEsrs OF THE BURsisG OF THE CAROLINE -
As soon e. il discovered that the boat was on
fre, Mr. Lsuderdale, the engineer on watch. gave
her full throttle, and opened up the doctor ?, rs
10 leep up q full supply of water. She must have
been making at least niteen miles an hour IN the
,laek water John 4. lrce. with noblsness deserving
better fate remained AZ his post and With coone'. and
judgment remarkable under the circumstances placed tho
boat upon tie only spot where toe passengers could have
been sGved. Ten feet lower down and she would have
to pieces against very large log and sunk IN h1ry
feet wator Ten feet hi cher and she w0ul have sna'he
to Pieces gaint the heavy timber To the coonoss ali
irrerd.y Of John K Trce those passengers VINO were
saved their lives and yet he persisted molly dong
Can't James Creichton son Of Robert w. Creighton,
and brother of Or Robert NJ Creighton of city, who
perisheo was also instrumental in saving the lives OF some
fifteen persons Before leaving the hurricane roof he
threw overheard ladder to which great many clans
and thereby saved. Ii IS supposed that he was
Grawp down by some Of those who wore drowning.
Mr. John Walker the mate and of the deck hands,
whose sorry could not ascertain took the
ladder and with It until end of it reached the
wheel which, after the bursting oil me Steam pipes hhu
stopped and to which Mr. and Mrs Henshaw were cliag
ing Mrs II laid herself down on the spoAe' OF the lad
der and Mr. cllng to it, and in this condt IN they were
brouqb t the shore by the noble hearted fellows Mrs
HershGw's hands were badly burned.
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT The Baton Rogue Gazette of
the lih inst,
"1he steamer Opelousas passed our landing yesterday
morning. bound down. About two miles above the mouth
of Red River he took fire and was forced to throw over
board the best part OF her cargo OF co0n AFTER the nro
was extirguished the cotton was saved
Two MONTHS DISASTERS ON THEWEsrHRN WATERS
On 10, king over the files of The Courier, lLou5vile We
have asceaned that less than thirty three steamboat
disasters have occurred the Western waters since the
let Of January involving the loss of over 200 lives In
addition which there has been 2s atbOas and barges
lost chiefly coal boats, making in the aggregate loss OF
fully 81 $4,000.
RID RHER.-7Ae SkrercpN Southwestern, Of the 7sh
inst, says:
Red River has continued to rise slowly since our last
We learn from TIE Washington Telegraph Of Wednes-
day that there had been rain sufficient to swell the small
streams in that and that the river rising
at Fulton Sulphur Fork had been very high. and Red
River just below the mouth Of Sulphur was rising rap
idiy
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ASSEMBLY.
NEw ronK IysTrrTIoy ~ TnE ~. Ay0 DrNNg.

STw YORK INSTITUTIONS FOR THE DEAF AND DUNE
lIr PETYRs offered the following which al lptei
R-.lfed That OF the NesYors Iu-on f1 the
Instruction Of the Deaf sd DamS be req1s.ed to ePo, 70 this
reel in II pert Of the City Of ioG ana 50 a.
ruch,e Of new sic Tor Ieir badnr. Price
&c On viz f 3sT he, e SS % 9~ s n h
rTove said Aforementioned lands cousmTA l doing
uh has expended and how much they
plate eSp.ndUs also Whether been akea in
rsfIere to the Of any ne~ oaidns nd 50 VIVA tay
pl. Intended Accommodate ani VI dimension,
Of hs s.rsI ans in .,- Of the SANE are
tetdsd be bu sud touary wb,her there vii be "a, sy
T.y shy part Of i esp such :ra Improvement.
ss Of h @ S s sad ''4'' grow"
THE RECORD OF DEEDS.
The following Assembly bill passed the House this
morning and was cent to the Senate fJr concurrence IL
NAV be the TIA; viii have the eec, of rendering void
certain titles:
ne iss.Ii o. Gee Gi % Of
o., oef poIs h' yssG o S0a @ M e
10 take such or proof 81 pope,y ssasa copy
execution Of TIC deed mors'ge no~th4adns any defect Or
SEC :. This aet siai take effect immediately
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
The following are titles Of bills which passed
ntd the Charter Of the Vsa Of Ess Chester "e'ehs sr
1eSsVs fIo wsd y School ofess 5ao
relai,n to ,Ss R.sol. q Pc. in sssin ci.s;
To srerd he Act relative Town Superintendent, Of Common
In relation to Erei,e money in the County Of Orleans
TaE MEDICAL SCIENCE BILL.
TIE ill to promote medical science lss published in
TIE TRIBUNE Of Monday was ordered to third reading
TIE sEwYOEA TiEE DEPARTMENT.
The Senate bill in relation to the New York Fire Dc
paItment bill referred to be reported complete.
HARBOR ESCROACHHESTs.
The Senate bill in relation TO encroachments on the
New. York Esrbor was announced.
Mr. SAyAGE lis reference 10 a Select Committee.
Mr.. MORRIS moved It's reference TO the Committee on
Commerce and Navigation, which prevailed and it was so
refsUCd.
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No Place LIKE HONE" Pix out" writes Mr Wa
lace the naturalist who has ps 10 four years in col
leciug specsLs On the banks Of the Amazon, pick
The lOyelest spots where the most gorgeous flowers o.
"th tropics expand their glowing petals and for every
fcene Of this kind may ind uH36r nj hOe OF e4ua
beauty, and with equal amount Of bni ant color
Look az q field Of butt6rcUps and dsisSsa hillside
covered with gOrse and brOom-a mountain rich with
purple heaheror forests glade azure wih carpet Of
Wild yacnths, and they viii bear comparison win any
sceue The tropcg can produce. have any
thing glorious than Gn old crab tree IN idh Dics
ron; and the horse chestnut, lilac and lGburnu Wan
"yie with he choicest tropical trees and shrubs In tas
tropical waters are no moro bea1tuul plants IN
our white and yellow water ies ouE irs' snd covering
ruth"
Rrsty1ss AT WugELIyG-The Winding TINES says
that tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have carried OF
freight immensely fast within the psstwo three weeks.
Sbinre!s in the Wet now send their goods fast
"a hey pleGsethey be taken OF a, once, in any
quantities.
MurDHn.-T1e RilJoro y. G. Recorder states that
On Saturday last. Chapel h.. Mr JaL4es Davis car
enter BY trade had his throst cut by Joseph Brcekwe
and died few minutes after receiving ne wound DAVIS
respectable man, an! leaves wife ana enlid %
lament biz unInely fate. ErocSwell IS in prisSn.
DFiTH ~ rHR PrLPIT Rev. ~ 5. Lloyd, the pastor
q two Bapiis. churches few u1s west Of Montgomery
Ala died On Sunday lat While performing service no
had COumenced hi. dscour0 and after speaking lev
moments exclaimed A." G.e, brethren, am giving ana
iLstaItaneously sax dor q and expired
DEA1H OF A YzosExR-D.ed ct Bluaton, Wells Co,
Indiana On tie TIN Of March a. very advanced age,
John Reed. lie was a native Of Virginia In early We
h emiersel 10 Kentucsy, and shared win Boone me
haTdsLi and dangers Of pioneer he Ia l''t ne was
heute nsni in Wsyre'S army.
.scLE ToA "A crowded house has just greeted It's first
ior i an immense suecess.
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NrwUAYPsHIRE ELECTION.

BosTOy, Monday, March - Is'i
Letters fom New HamI Shire state Positively TIA me
Democrats have osi ioe STATE and ihA' D-Ae's ''''
Will not C1cced 1900.
Te Oopo,on wi have 10 al appearance from si1 to
go r.rtv in ,be House which VII pr'babl; prevent tae
slCc,,n Of / $ Seoa.or a. the present session o. ne
Seps.e being Democratic the two branches viii a'' u
,o,ee NJ least 81 n is tie impression.
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fBy Telegraph 7

AFTERNOON SESSION
bill was reported giving relief to the Erie and New
York City Railroad Co.
The bill to suppress intemperance was taken up the
perdiug question being to substitute August for De-
cember.
After some debate, the bill made the special order
foI to MORROW Afternoon
The Canal Enlsrge bill recommitted for amend
ment
The bill for the relief Of the Eric and New York City
Rawa y referred TO the Committee on Railroads to
report complete.
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LATER PROM TTXAs.

NEw OzLEAss. MONDAY, Msrch 20 1855
The steamer Perseverance has srrlvei here wiz u a.
yeftOn dstes % The l,'h inst
heavy rise had taken place in he Brazps sni trinity
kyeTs. and cotton arriving freely
Tie san ARf7hio Ifral ssys THAT Col STEM lale In
dian Agent wss killed by Indians near Fort Beknap.
Sea I.aud Cn-nn h.an rAi.el 10 EraE l-l CJEntv
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MURDER IN MIcHIGAS.-Wo learn from private letter
from AIegan Co that named James j. X. Clements
of the town OF Heath recently killed his own father 10
fit of madness. Jesse Clements the murdered nan, was
seventy years of oge and went to Aegan two years ago
from Ohio and a native OF New England. The muir
ferer bag been arrested.
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Tie amount Of school money to be distributed by the
State Of Wisconsin this year among the several counties
= go 40 81 Milwaukee Co. takes the largest share
70 Iss e Dare Rock and Dodge mex. in order hav
Ing RESPECTIVELY s6s67 H. $500 c. and &c. l6 The
three counties owes. in the scale are Marathon s o.
Pok ssIl2 Pierce 70 ga very proper distribution,
doubtless.
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[By TELEGRAPH
TIE LOSS OE TIE SIEAMER J. L. AVERY.

CNcsSArI, Monday, March 20. 1884.
Tie officers Of the III saed steamer J. L. Avery arrived
tcre 70 day ard hsd full particulars OF the das;eg
that vessel The bost sank in two nj la'e asr striking
sueg The cabin parted from the hull and the later
went down in sixteen feet OF Mr.. Glthrie. the
engineer SAYS tie loss of life cannot be less than 50
20 persons including cabin and nearly all the deck pai
sergers.
The boat had large and valuable cargo board all
of which was lost, /, was insured chiefly in this city
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GENERAL Drunk OVER THE ELECTION or u .:
SENATOR PUeH-One of the editors Of The CIe0eLaad
Her0d Columbus during the recent excitement At
endant on the election of L. s. SENATOR and thus de-
scrbes night at the American. before aud after tho
termination What il 10 become of people who entrust
their dearest interests into the hands OF set of baacbed
and reckless pot house politicians He says;
Tho great tin pan of Democracy was IN sessi)n az
the American and was fizlirg most ridcul)usy. Tho
ball room was the place of meeting and erery secost
Pirate room upon that floor hal been made temporary
bar and hnct fer Of tic rigal candidates for
The SeHa,orsbip
"The scene which followed tho nomination beggars
row Of description Shouts loud and long continued
hundred of Pugs Hamilton County hackers ajournedtO
the bar room 0f the Neil House for general drank
Men who should have been grave Senators and respeots
bic REPRESENTATIVES were present there. joining in tho
bscchanaliln melee. Bad liquor syilled and
speeches made the orators being carried, n0g' roas
to marble table their rostrum
1--WE wished then that the sober substantial voters OF
Ohio could have looked in upon the scene, for party
ties coud have been strong enough 10 have led them again
make their rulers whose hi chest throne Is tho mar
bic table saloon and whose Hottest aspirations mn
qualification in the applause of drunken lobby crowd
During the session Of the Ohio Legislature nothing
has been accomplished for the partsans OF the various
candidates for the nited States Senate have participated
In free fight neglecng for the interests Of their con-
stueuts OF the state. Meantime expenses accumu
iang taxes increasing and tho dear people, whom these
Loco focO demegogues love so we'll musi fOOtthe bills.
If the people relish paying hundred thousand dollars
for bar bills salaries Of members and corruption fund to
advance the interests and position Of half dozen men
who have sympathies with the people-so mote II be-
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pr,7rrcrioS OF TIE AosocAcr BRip5E- Inc A3ho.
csr, priire on TIE Baltimore and Ohio kiroai aboa'
he ylfs It's size Of the FREDERICK Junction VS. de
troyed ~ fire on Friday afternoon last h-'n4 cllsl;
com TIE sparks Of locomotive i vas entirely ces'y !
in one hour leaving nothing but the piers 'iniiI Inc
,rrs Of tie road viii force Of workman al u-lue'
Tor ayirc track the piers were soo1 on We spo
and inn ecsiey commenced work lhe eei Oh Ihe AeS
,rrre viii be finished 10 MORROW and both passengers
srd freight trains viii today Gs usual bridge 1f
has already bee built end the mail and pass
erger trains are running without Interruption 49,.
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Bosroy, Monday Mach 90 1884.
Tie House to day passed the Hoosac Tanae OIL BY
vote Of 1cs to ,-about 100 members being absent Inc
bupext comes Up on its eugrossment
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TIE AssUAL SOUTHERN IUsBUG.-Ihs Chareslon
Couyier says that the Committees charged with tho pepi
rGons and preliminary arrangements for tho Commercial
Convention to 10 held in that city the 10th prorlmo.
have received of large aud general attend
ance from the region chiefly interested Kentucky Mid
souri, louisiana Tennessee North and South Carolina,
Georgia and many towns and cities have already pro
yded for representation in the convention As to tho sub
ecs which will probably engage the a.tenon OF the con-
yeDtop The Courier throws out the following sugges-
tons
promotion aad e1tersOn Of intercourse between the
heard and the Interior
The and ssd application Of Southern i.tus'y
branches snd objects tae appreciation Of slave on ~ s
suitable zelda aGd The h9idss our saes ndl eLeens
Leefd develop
Of th6se sections where capital u the chief sant
establishment Of "a direct trade and intseoarss M-
tween ssporfs snd the European
sth The coS'd ration Of the sa questions Of Aste anf Pa
which att1nAl inter-
at treaty While the Segth szd 3oath ives,
deer nfereG In THU topic the Two cities Memphis
Chssou. all intermediate poais especially inter-
southern Other topics Of will
readily eli WhO vs vi n tho
the SOUTH who d the procesduss
ncns with the ate non demanded By their
nICItsEce
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DEATH OF Ex GOVERNOR DUyoL.-Ex Governor Duyd
of Florida died IN Washington Saturday evening.
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r.rruo1.AKE IN GEORGIA.

Mscos, Ca, Monday, March 20. ls5i
,,, o.-,,o-ste was experienced here this morn
inc II lasted forty seconds. Ne damage was d'ns