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HAVANA CIGARs.-Wm. d. MER1wErH

HAVANA CIGARs.-WM. ID. MHRIwETH
invites the ate non of dealers to his stock of CT
CARS. the largest in this city and comprising more
than DO different brands of Harana, Principe and Do
rnestic Cigars
Constantly on hand and for sale, LEAF ToBAcco,
for Cigars and the celebrated Denicotised Smoking
Tobacco.
2nd door from Columbian Hotel,
NH 4-lm Cary street.
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ExrLosros. boiler of the boat at new bridge
ferry, Charleston. exploded on Friday last slightly
scaldipr TIE Captain and badly scalding Twp ne
groes Il boat sunk down afterwards
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
TIE VALLEY COMPANY OF WINCHESTER, VA
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
Office at the Bookstore of KNOWLES & WAL
FORD corner Main and ilth sts.
E-A few dolers paid for insurance, is security for
thousands. NH 6-dlm
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M. BATES.

10 THE Voters OF THE CITY.-Belieyine
that Mr. PETER w. GRUBRs would make an efficient
SSHcef, we hereby announce him as candidate for
.ap1-4tA MANY vOTERg q
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4 RRoUR COTTAGE-PLkNK K

A RBOUR GOTTA G E-PLANK
~ ROAD.-The undersigned has just completed
very neat COTTAGE, on the above road, u miles,
from Richmoud, which he will open for the recep-
tiop of company, SATURDAY. 18th inst. sass sFfs
Gentlemen wilF find this delightful drive, and
when there the Larder and Bar Furnished with the
best quality only -. Aig+as@s4 st eissssie
The business Will be under the superintepdence Of
his brother in-law, Mr.. z. T. SfM0NS, already fas
vorably known at the Saloon TO the Arbouf,
Richmond. ss t.:,- i =.
He hopes, a. he has been to considerable expense
and as such Retreat has long beea wanted, gene
rous public viii (as they ever have done) sustain him
in his new enterprise. ggd B. w FALLEN,
N. B. Military Companies and Clubs furpished
with Dinners. esF - +t mn II III
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs-FRANK G. RUFFIN. Seere-
tdry of the Prginid State Agricultural Society, and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in Firginia and the Southern and Western
States.
Offce-at the office of the Pirginia State Agricul
tdrdf Society," No Il5 Main street
N. AUGUST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT.
Ofice-as above, fe 3-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The MANCHESTER BUILDiNG FuNp CoM-
r,Ny is now fully organised All the shares of stock
,n said Company are however, not subscribed for -
Persons wishing TO subscribe still do so, under
restitution of the Board of Directors, at any time
previously TO the 18th inst, the same terms with
The original Subscribers.
Arrangements have been made by the Secretary
TO receive the regular dues and payments from sub
scribers residing in the city OF Richmond, at Mr.. R.
NJ. Zimnerman's store, where he can be found on the
Itth inst, between the hours OF GA. M and 2P. III.
apl l-5tS JAS ID. SCOTT, Sec'y.
THE Subscribers tor stock in the Monroe
Building Fund Association, win please come forward
aud paw the iniistory fee of . each share
An adjourned meeting will be held at the Temper.
auce Hail. rear of Grace Street Baptist Church. on
Friday Evening. April 1th at o'clock.
The Stockholders are requested TO come prepar.
ed TO pay the 6rst monthly instslment.
DAVID j. SAUNDERS,
ap i-St Treasurer
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ROBERT HOWARD.

MONROE WARD-SPRiNG ELECTIONS
Messys Editors: The Ward Elections ave near at
hand. Allow US to suggest to the voters of Monroe
Ward the name of SAMUEL d. DENOON sui
table person to represent US in the next Common
Hall. In presenting the claims of Mr.. Denoon, we
deem it useless to enter into discussion of his
qualifications and merits. We hope it will be the
pleasure of the people to come forward and give him
q warm support and ensure his election by hand.
some majority. -. s.,.s...s. -. a..-..
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D. DENoON, Bsll and Brass

- Founder on Main between 9Th end 9Th streets,
Richmond, Va. continues to carry on tbs above bu-
siness in all Its various branches.
BELLS for churches, ships railroads. fayerns. and
ali kipds of House Bells, made to order.
From the large number Of Bells that have made
in the last 20 years. aud their superior tons and qua
any made in this country. L shah always kesp on
hand re eular supply Of all kinds of RELLS, &c.
1 rJr All kinds OF REPAIRING In the Brass FOun-
dry Business promptly attended to. Bell BraM, and
af the various kinds of Metallic Castings done at the
shortest notice and the lowest rstes. g 5sy 4TA ~
NIB. 7he highest price paid for OLD C0PPER
sndBRASS. fe 2S-SmAQ
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rs.s,s 81 8 aeassne ssss hssss & sesss go 81
s. - skssssa ss SKI r. ~ xsesss asssss 2 e
4sal4sAast a sssss
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10 THE VeTERs OF THE CRY OF R.cH.
moFD.-1 ag.in beg leave to offer myself as a canai
date for the Office of SERGEANT of the city of
Richmond, which Office L have held for number of
citizens - -'Ih8 fT}777T- - ff-5l - 'S'Hr
m
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BALLARD's HAIR DYE NEW AND I'm
PROVED EDITIoN.-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN
THE WORLD Warranted not only to color the Hair
any shade from light brown to jet bla ck in twenty
minutes but ts correct all bad colorng produced by
any other Dye, and s positively way injurious. 1t
is the most complete and desirable article offered
10 the public. Price 81.
BENNETT Il BEERS,
ma lin Agents for Richmond.
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LYoS's KATHAIRoN - For Preserving,
RESTORING Cleansing, aud Beautiying the Hair al
leviatlng Nervous Headache, and Curing Eruptive
Diseases of the Sku-lts reputation is nsi~e
with the civilization of the globe makes all praise
saperfUcus, all exagseration impossible and since
its discovery has found substitute to compete its
iacontested-its incontestible superiority Phvsi.
clans and Chemsts-honerable citizens from all pro-
fessions OF fe-the leading Journals of Europe and
AmeTica-Ladies who have used il upon their Dress
iugshles and Mothers in their Nurseri Sin feet its
million patrons everywhere. from plebeians to kings
pronounce it the most pleasing and effective article
ehsTRs Medicinal or Toilet prepara tionIever pro-
duced Do not fail to give it trial. Price but 25c
5. d. BARNES Proprietor,
NH p dim lsI Rroedwsv N V
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10 THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF Rich
MoND.l respectfully annsuncs myseIfa candidate
ior re-electon to the office ef efSuPERINrENDgNr OF
ap l-4t* lLtsI - 4.r.r fIAArcI nauIr
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COMMON COUN Monroe Ward
The following Ticket will be supported for Monroe
Ward, at the approaching election 'olss eskEft3Gs
5. D. Denoop, d J. Saunders,
Thomas Bale, +4t George X. Crutchfieid
Fsf MANY VOTERS ~
-,.. from different parts of Monroe Ward.
NH 3f-5tx 49, 49,.
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sssass nlssssss szs4s M asissss ssz3
4a ifsa ssssf4w isaw ag1sas saa ssosa sgssk assf
ssss aesgea = 1 ~
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TICKET FOR JEFFERSON Warp
FoR MAYoR-Joseph Mayo.
IHa FOR ALDERMEN: s&2fs& aEis
Alfred Inlees,c s3Gs y Edwin Farrar,
VIM: Taylor, r. D. Sanxay. ~ st@
.., Alex'r L. Royster, 9 * ae5 fssss.se3 fs 4ff +
~s5e..s FOR cOUNcILMEN:
81 r. Haskna, N. B Hill fsf5@4f3 fi8
. JAS M. Talbot Jfst 'Ansen Richards.
Chas. J. Siaton. t~s
The above named gentlemen are well and fayora.
bly, known to the voters of Jeferson Ward and will
receive their united support. -
NH 30-6t* t|taG 8eJs MANY CITIZENS. <.
THE PEOPLES TIcKET FOR JEFFERSON
.sseeE FOR coUNcILMEN.
r.. o. Haskins, N. B. Hill. R1ss9t Z
A.. Richards. pr %Hi James NJ. Talbot
@' Pat. III. Butler.
sta FOR ALDERMEN: Asss Js8ss ~
Alfred Inloe., r.. D. Ssnxay,
H A. L. Royster, 4 3tfi Edwin Farrar, ~
WINS Taylor.
edyou will promote the interest of your Ward, and
consequently your own interest.
NH so 6ts Ek'a f}E sAEE MANY VOTERS. z
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10 THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF Rich
MoND-Since have found it to be the desire Of a
very large number of the citizens of Richmond that
should be candidate for the office of CITY SER
GEANT, now, at the solicitation of many of them,
declare myself such; and should it be your plea-
sure to elect me- shall epdeavor to fulfill the duties
of the Office to the satisfaction of those who desire
me to fiji it. Your humble servant
NH 5l-5t WIN. GOULDIN,
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cAMDDArDs ron orTTcm.

i To THE .VOTERs or THk CfTY 81 R,dEu.
MeND. D.--HGf1s seen thsf Mr.. Chas Howura dsalIs..
BENG candidate for rs-e to the pcs of CerE
q me Hustnss Court at the request Uf anusbsr y
once, and promise you II elected to use my utrnosi
e4erions 70 sve general Sstissefion In the perfoem
sp1-id -''' THOMAS L. D. wALyoKD.
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It. j. CARSON & Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK--A good assort.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. ie I8-lY
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TO The VoTERs OF THE CRY OF RicH
MoND.-I respectfully announce myself candidate
for ree ection to the Office fREGisTER OF THE CRY
WATER WORKS fi's zetsot III. L. STRATTON. h
iap 1-4t*
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GRAIN MEAsURER.-I respectfully an.
nounce myself candate for re-electon ~ ~ .,...
VINCE sa 80 - 81 L. FL. LUCK,
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BRAND CuTTRG.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour Tobacco Boxes, Bags Ma
chinery, Linen, &C, made to order.
NJ. g. WHITMAN,
At Laugley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th ST., between Main and Franklin.
NH q-dSr
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DARGAINS!, BARGAINS!.-I am in
ID receipt Of large assorthnent OF -.lL ll

* kAAO<144Nosf A'<AAsOxA1ANo. okh IL
- receipt Of "a large assortment OF asfE s3fw q
CHINA, GLASS e. yEARTIENWARE,i ig
direct from the manufacturers, of many new and
handsome shapes And patterns to which, with .
choice stock Of FANCY GOODS. LOOKING.
GLASSES. LAMPS, sT0NE.WARE, te., i invite
the particular attention Of both wholesale and retail
purchasers. nsss Nbsg}fA
Being determined TO 0rednee my stock, With view
Of making change in my busipess, Inducements viii
be offered 70 punctuai customers orpersons purcila-
sing for cash.l ssss s.gsSss ss& IS -...s,sf-. 8
Special attention paid 70 packing. and the delivery
Of goods in good order - -
NIB 14-dlm No ~, Cblna Hall.
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.-O Office on franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall. Richmond. Va. mol
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By the request of my friends, i Annonnce
myeeh candidate for the ofRce of HIGH COESTA.
Bile Of the City Of Richmond, q the ensuing cleo
tion. 49,. .e..a.. .s..- 20
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GRATES AND FENDERS.-Fi Fiye hun-
N dred Ensmsled CRATES aad FkNDEn - s9s ss
sle at reduced prices esersss Sss iSs s.se ~
befoss osrea for sale II fhienityy ef ~ egs R4ae
lseturs, The aEstss e@srses sn sef % LiSssa
ard patterns sash q ass resndins fsadsfs Sam.
mer Pieces, kc. - match. 49,. sovwn ana
Orders fcr 0sssss Fsn1ss =, = pseieS.
sss,sssSss 10 sell assia vii b a1PlsA
4 he love-. nsIhshsss e s'Eassss s''n 'a' 80 -
oos.si oa.ss. - ~ Ren ana ns rpynarys on atrs ~
...see Sfb sna yth sta, Richmond, " -,,~r..
77T1NSTON q POWERS ksve ii store.
w .lssble fss fAmllise - hetele sslexloy &e1s
xsstss nv (3 n, tapesiat - E1olleh - 49,
iIsss Tsss. 6sseeA PslRss, .qIesg4 Qlsf,f =.
tsrd takls Salt, vefmselnA - 49, - zss,
osksr srtislsstso asnsgsset = 2ssaless - n
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, 6INIA,
]. MILDEBERGER SMITH, fkoPRIEToR,
be l5-ly Formeriunt Iones's Hotel, Philadelphia
SIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW ORLEANs-In
to suit purchasers, for sale st all times by j.
3. mACMURDO, at Exchange Bant.
dec a-d8m
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NoTIoE.--l again tender my services to
mn frieuds and fcllow-citssns for the Office Of HIGH
CONSTABLE, in the city of Richmond, 1t the ensd-
Ing election. Should Il be their pleasure 70 eect me
il win be my pleasure 70 serve them to the best 81
my sbility.. i .. - 81
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JNO. NJ. FERGUSON.

10 THE VOTERS OF RIcHmoND.--I an.
nounce mysslfa candidate for ection to the Office
OF CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT WATCH. Ia1 ID:
NH Slide ssl- ARCHIBALD WILKINSON
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To THE CITIZENS OF hlCHMOND.-1Ho
undersened. conscientiously perusded that his ex-
perience, an assistant 70 NJ. biar wne ase;lass
10 The dnties tainina to the Office OF HIGH CON.
STXBLE sffers himself candidate for the sufrsees
II Ma feIlcw-citizens Should they confer npon him
ths honor of an election to that Office, he win exert
hirnself to the utmost 20 fhfiits duties fithfuly
fe 1-tdes ala sasises 3. J. LAKELAND. =
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We have prepared brief abstractoi Bedini's
lister to the Archbishop Of Baltimore, which v,
are compslled 10 defer. YgEst ri vg
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To THE VOTERS OF K1CHMOND.-I am q
candidate for the office of CLERK OF THE HUST-
INGS COURT Having been appointed BY the Court
faithful discharge of the duties of my office will pre-
vent my calling on you personally, is customary,
to solicit your votes. Relying upon my long expe-
rience in the Office as sufficient evidence of my
qualification. takothis method of asking your su-
RACES. A'+'
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5Hs so p ssas u kasts 3 s,ss {s-sis.sts
- sasss aslI sat Is
s@s5sfss
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NH q dtde* -.yf ,ftsY..saysts.. fs,s,fa tar{. 3,

To THE CITIZENS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND-At the solicitation of many friends, ] an
CONSTABLE of the City of Richmond, at the ensu-
ing election. After many years. service in the Police
Department. should my fellow citizens think proper
to confer this office upon me, pledge myself to use
every effort to discharge the duties faithfully and to
givethe most ample security for the just accounta
bility of the peoples money.
NH 2l-dtde CLEMENT WHITE.
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NoTIcE.-At tho solicitation Of many
friends and acquaintances, hereby anaounse n1self
canaidate for The ofdss Of HIsR coNsrASLs ef ~
city Of RishmcnA. S f1sss' .., I
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CLEMENT WHITE

To THE VOTERS OF The CITY OF KIcH-
MoNp.-I take this method of declaring myseifa can
didate for HIGH CONSTABLE. Should the voters
think proper to confer the office me- 1t shall be
my greatest effort discharge the various duties OF
it with promptness and fidelity =,
NH l4-dtde j. 4. TYLER.
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TO THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON WARD,-
The name ofvarious gentlemen have been sueee sted
to you as suitable representatives. in the Common
Counci-amongst them C. J. Sinton and r. McAdam.
either of whom would make most excellent repre-
sentatives. Mr. Sinton will not if elected Mr.
McAdam could not serve if he to receive every
vote in the Ward as he does not reside in the Ward
therefore suggest the following ticket, hoping it
may obtain your unanimous support. They are all
good and true. si4 y5ff5s II ss9f-sf. E.rt37-g
n. b. Hill. 9ag Jas. M Talbot,
r. 0. Haskins, r. II. Butler tt-
'f.e .A - A. Richards. Tra ltr.-. ...e.
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MExIco.-- The following additional items OF IN.
surreoionary news from Mexico, afford more proof
that Santa Anna is by no means reposing on bed
OF roses
battalion of troops, the Universal announces,
while marching from Morelia towards Mexico, ON
the 18th ult, were greeted with cries OF Rirs la
Fsderacioa - at point called Arroyo dc la Luns,
situsted between Acambaro and Marayatio. Some
of the men Immediately left the ranks. Gomez
tho party who raised the cry, was . deserter from
another regiment The greater part Of the troops
remained in their ranks and obedient TO tho orders
of the commander, Col D. Luis Ramirez; snd Go.
meg was captured, the movement put down, and
innmedistaly afterwards. 6omes and another man
named Hlsrio Jaramillo. were shot At the head OF
the troopa Reports are rife Of an anticipated seri
.ous insurrection throughout the department Of MI
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aieh A sss - ane
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The Voters of the City are respectfully
;nfnrmed that am again Candidate for reelection
III. STROBIA,
rha-dh r7 s III 'sf City Gauger.
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Nor1oy.-I am Candidate for the ONCE
VI e 0dts JOHN r. REEVE.
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i To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF RICH
moNp.-I respectfully offer myself Csndidste for
'no o"'oo " JOHN A. HICKS,
< NH 9-1ms t'''p So H9 Deputy Gauger.
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! respectfully announce myself cen0l
81: e & election e sAs IN siss (
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RicH-
moNp-I again tender my services 10 my friends and
fellow citizens for the office Of CITY GAUGEk-,
should it be your pleasure to elect me- nay undyidso
attention shall be devoted to the discharge OF the
duties Of the office. ,ox,,e
{ NH II m
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GEo. W. WILLIAMS & Co, COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.-Office on 18th street,
opposite Shockoe Wsrehouse-wiL attend strictly to
the sale of Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Flour. &C.; and
will promptly execute orders for the purchase of
Goods, &c They solicit the patronage of their
friends and the public generally.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS
lin SAMI- WILLIAMS
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To THE EoTERs OF MONROE WARD
great pleasure in suggesting the name of Captain
THoMAS G. EPPS, as a suitable person to repre-
sent US In the next COMMON COUNCIL -
In presenting the claims of Capt. Epps we deem
It useless to say such all who know him are satis
ned that ne viii DO all that is possible to advance the
sr.sEsTs F OF tne ward, and also Of the city.
Ward, which section has yet had represents
tive and in sheer justice to it, we think it the duty
of the voters not to overlook this fact ana sincerely
hope it will be the pleasure of the voters to elect
Capt E., q man OF the people, by overwhelming
majority. VERY MANY VOTERS OF =
NH 28 6t* MONROE WARD
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f,lsyk of Richmond Hustings Court being compelled,
by continued i'll health, to ressgn his oce present
myself before you q candidate.
Hayins been Deputy in the Office for nine yesrs,
and havins for the last five months during the sick.
ness of my brother, been the acting clerk, In court
a. we'll as in the Office, beieve myself fully cem-
petenf to the duties Should be yonr
pleasure to elect me- viii perform all the cutes OF
Clerk with promptness and fdelity ou,.pr
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RIOT AT BROOKLYN.

Attack of Il Procession Returning from Street
Preaching Gathermg-Serca or eight report
ed killed, aud forty to eighty ,oounded.
New YoRE, June 4.-Great excitement
was occasioned in the city this evening, by
reports of terrible riot, accompanied with
loss of life, having occurred at Brooklyn,
growing out of the street preaching that oc-
ours there every Sabbath.
The first report stated that seven or eigh,
persons had been killed and from so to 60
wounded, several Philadelphians being
among the number.
In consequence OF the excitement, gath
ering of citizens took place in the Park, at
8 o'clock, which was addressed by several
persons who had escaped from the scene OF
riot in Brooklyn. They conquered in the
statement, that while procession were
walking arm in arm down Main street, from
Smith ST., where they had been listening tC
the street preaching, they were suddenly
fred upon from the windows OF the house;
on both sides of the street.
ohSA "1S
One speaker said he saw two dead bodie:
carried of. Another speaker saw seven
dead bodies. The number Of wounded are
said to be from forty 10 eighty, and another
report makes the killed from forty TO eighty
IsEcoSD DESPATCH,
The frs, reports Of the disturbance al
Brooklyn prove TO be, as was expected
greatly exaggerated. As far as known only
two were killed-one policeman aud the
other u boy, who was shot in the forehead
and died instantly
Many are terribly injured, especially the
a,sailanls, who resisted the police A large
number Of assailanls are under arrest
A regiment Of troops have been ordered
oul -Four companies Of Americans are Oh
the gsonnd, and the rest are Ia The afmofy'
Five Of Ihe lrish companies took 'hel'
arms from tho sImofy, aud marched ou
without ofders, going over 10 South b'ookiynl
away isom the scene Of The riot
A collision Ia feared, ss tho remaining
companies say that the l'sh troops shall a0i
rs.ealeT The aInofy agaiH'
The Americans that wsIe shol up IA the
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EXTRAORDINARY affair IN THE GULF
As Capt. Daniel German, Of the ship Jessy,
from Limerick, was on his outward voyage,
and when about forly-fve miles Southeast of
the Island of Antico,i, during q thick fog,
and surrounded by field ice, he heard the re-
port OF gun. Surposing il 10 be signal
from another vessel near at hand, he caused
the fog bell 10 be rung, TO avoid a collision.
In about twenty minutes the fog cleared of,
and his ship was found 10 be close 10 piece
of ice, on which lay in view The body of an
Indian extended, and still bleeding profusely
from wound in the chest. He was quite
dead, and not far from him lay the body of
auolher Indian, with dead seal alongside Of
him. The frs, poor fellow it is conjectured
desparing Of relief from certain death by
starvation, had just pu, period 10 his exis-
tencc, not imagining that aid was really so
near. They probably went out together on
The field of ice 10 kill seals, and had drfled
out to sea, when the first dying from the cold,
the other committed suicide TO avoid a more
| lingering dealh.-Quebec Mercury May 81.