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The article in paper to-day the Texas debt was
prepared BY gentleman of much ability. We have not
Investigated the question discussed by him. and therefore
do not advance any opinion it His argument how
ever Is well worthy Of careful examination.
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE. Aucuoneer.


TIIRrsE NEW HOUSES AT AUCTION.-on Friday sf
April 81, O'Clock, the premises
OF lots Nos TO- H. 10 and - square 297 fronting on l3f
between and Island, fronting
3 running back 100 feet inches three
and attic frame houses containing
These houses arc situated on beautiful and rapidly improving
OF tho Island
Terms; one haf cash the residue in msnths
COZ satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
April i5-eo1 Auciioneer.
o. The abovs sale IL postponed until Thursday At
i.rnoon, sprii ~, AT O'Clock, on the premises
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
Ap 2-d Auctioneer.
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NEw YoRK, April n.-The splendid steamer Metropolis
intended between Boston and New York via Fan riv
err launched yesterday She is Of the strongest anc
best modelled vessels ever built.
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BUFFALO, April 22.-There has been terrible riot at
Lacinan and the sheriff killed BY the while doing
his duty.
II expected that there win be the prisoners in
the jail several hundred persons in high Of ex
element, and determined upon ehecting that object
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Lnrae Fire Of Mncon .

MAooS April 2oA large FIRE occurred in this city yes
erday which consumed the Botanical College and store oc
cupied BY Nesss Punch Walker Mesctt and others Tos
loss, $50 600
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a @S-u INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
Ahead celebrated
ns-a8 NORTH STAR win leave New York May 5, 10 con
nsc win The aud popular steamship UNCLE SAM. Captain
Mills for tickets apply only
JAMES a. CROSS,
No. Battery Place, (up sars)
b. Passengers by these through February
p days and 10 hours.
hp 23-d6t
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Ape3-dins

MOTHER rare chance for business which requires
only $500 capital boldly
600 The business consists
Of article STABILITY which tested For fur
,er Information address e. %. O., through the post
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BosTos, April 2l.The bills on the Central Bank at Mid
detown Conn., also the Deep River Bank the same State
were refused by tho Suffolk Bank this morning.
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Murderer Executed.

WuKnsRAnHr (Pa.,) April 2l.--Jame, Quinn exc
cuted here to-day for the murder OF Mahaa Virgins on
canal boat last fall He met his fate with great indifference
and died almost without struggle lie made confes
sion.
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NEw IoRK, April 1.-THE Hermann sailed for Europe t
day, with hundred passengers and 5000 In specie
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GsssRlL LANp orruos, April s, 1884,
HEREAs by act OF Conres. approved 2h March, l
titled An the relief lands reserved Tor
railroad pubic lands (which have been,
withdrawn OF proposed rail
ho nod seftied 20 .sh shdra~a shall be
entitled empon al As ordinary n,n's TO The lands set
Provided they shall their
by the secretary and
be Predens proclamation
Of said lands markell
Public hereby by direction Of the
Interior such win he
emption given said upon (ssssoy
district ofcs) that the settlement
predcssd OF character entiue night of
uedr the of ls<i and
wishdrsws Of land for
purpose being
provided made for the be
be fired by the Presidents proclamation for
the restoration of rs,a lands to market -
JOHN WILSON,
Api4-2awew Commissioner.
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ZINC PAINT>1be subsorbcr having appointed asen
II the New Jersey Zinc Comp
paints any description
bic in BALTIMORE the eompanys prices and the liberal
term
white paint pure, unsurpassed by any
olhe II 1. sold either dry xro-nd n
The brown zinc made ony from New Jersey
used
{ s a bea nd
covering
bridges, he. The
Il has given entire satisfaction.
All hciured by
eeenee, having
sp;ed ihey
son and fresh IN the kegs reasonable
respect they superior others in market
JOHN SULLIVAN d SONS, Agents,
10. Camd At. Halt
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NOTiCEIn 81 impaired subscriber by
~ mutual sent, has withdrawn from MICHAEL
HOURsE CO. The American and foreign business
viii be continued heretofore by the
Washington, April D. is5f MICHAEL NoURsE
Ap Is
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ERENCH HOsOMs-Tbe rapid increase ia the sale
OF the sht bosom warrants In presenting
and assortment of the styles
At mi moderate prices
families shirt makers will cheaper buy
hul make them The trade supplied Wholesale prices
STEVENSs
Ap 23-eo3iif Sales ROOM Browns Hotel.
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Arriral OF Eminrnnt..


NEw YoRK, April 2.The number Of emigrants that ar
rived at this port yesterday $500.
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RocHrsrrR, April 2l.-The powder mill Of John Conoll,
Co. near this city, exploded last night The shock
terrific, shaking the whole city. No lives lost TIL
damage amounts to az, 600.
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CANTON MATI1SGs and Floor OiIcIoths---yus re-
ceiyd,
peor assortment Of white red checked and fancy manEs 81
~, 81 and 81 Widths.
o the Market sell
hap~ e lower Than other retail house In the
Also IS sheets qualify rich priced
cloths. In all the and
trade which will notice rooms
halls and passages per diagram
April ls-6tueod CLACETT d DODsOk.
COLLINS. BOVINE, a. Co., IIth stseet, second door
nor,h Of Psnnivania
fer cash
and stationery. Cop, and nosa cheap
Writing papers notes drafts h,te registers Of books
Coz societies. writing desks books shipping receipt
nhsand cash and deed manifold WRITER'S
bankersi states pencils
copying bills exchange, memorandum books books
holders. presses copy books.
boards, waters. tissue Fancy
Books ruled and bound TO pattern.
Job printing executed Cards, ccular- bill
checks, receipts, Ac. BRANCH OF sTATI0NERS' HALL
Ap ie-dim Ia and i76 Pearl street, New York.
DOR SALE rent trck dwelsr, rooms
finished, doors sth.
April 2l--d6ts'
BEAUTIFUL CARPETISGs--Justr received, and o sale,
I'D style double
Also hates French hubun csrpetpg coors
which selling which
3py goods snd they guaranteed three
long
Also supply A. 81 ma,tns. very
Also, bales beautiful and priced rugs.
The goods having been purchased under
able they will he dispo~ed Of small advances
and customers rely confidently finding win The
goods and the faires, their will
April ls-6,eof CLAcETT DoDsoN.
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MR.. oRR's REPORT ON OUR INDIAN a

MR.. 0RR's REPORT ON OUR INDIAN AFFAIRS.
We publish to-day report recently made in the House
Of Representatives by Mr. Orr chairman of the Committee
on Indian Affairs which will attract universal attention
The report accompanies and recommends bill which pro-
poses most important notifications and reforms in The
management Of the interests Of the Indians Mr. Orr has
evidently entered with all his soul into the subject and his
report win excite admiration well by the beauty and
chas,eness Of its composition by the heightened mora-
IT, the Christian humanity, and the patriotic and liberal
craftsmanship by which is characterized The grand
object Of the proposed is TO civze and Christian
e and elevate the red divert him from the chase
and prepare him for the cultivation Of the soi and by
this happy conversion TO the remnant OF the aho
rhymes from early extinction Whilst we are not oyer-sa-
gune Of the Of the reform in il so much
that appeals the nobest feelings Of nature and so
mneh commends II the favorable consideration OF
great nation that cannot doubt the approving voice of
the country.
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or hsv. mar. wilson. or West RoxDary, m@ss~ehu-
setts, win preach Church this day. April a.
O'Clock, q. m, and "a y.
Ap23
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HARRsBuRe, April 2.Commttees Fl conference OF the
houses relative to the liquor law have agreed upon
plan for submitting the question Of the people
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Bosros, April 22-Harsing, teller Of the Suffolk Ban
lately tried for defalcaton bro been &NHd guilty.
fenced to three ycars imprisonment, in the State prison
Charestown.
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PREVENTION OF srEAM-BoILER EXPLOSIONS


The country Is frequently startled and saddened by
the terrible havoc Of life made by explosions Of steam
boilers on our navgable streams that an efecua pre-
venye against such castrophes has long been desde
alum An improvement in the steam-boiler has lately been
made which claims to be eectual remedy against the
recurrence of these calamities Upon application by the
inventor TO the Secretary Of the Navy that officer promptly
granted the privilege Of subecng the invention to thor
ough trial at the navyyard The made on Friday
last and learn that II highly satisfactory Not be-
ing able to be present, procured gentleman OF large
experience and practical skill in such matters TO attend and
furnish us with The result and such description OF the
improvement would give readers an Ineligible
idea OF 80 valuable invention lie has kindly furnished
us the following
Reetlcr's Safety Gnard.
We we're amply paid yesterday, visit the navy
gard witnessing the practical operations Of this safety
guard or rather fire annhator for the prevention Of the
explosion Of steam boilers excessive pressure I sim
pcy, well accuracy, beside the steam guage cannot
fail TO attract observer From the operator
Capt Harrison learn there guard o. his order on
the William Garyn, gh-pressure boat plying
between Louisville and Nashville which fully all the
ends desired Those skilled In such matters without hcsi-
fancy give high enforcement So Ear judges IL
involves no principles but adheres strictly IN s
ruotion, to well established rules that have been long
sieN are, however simpihed and brought
10 level with the uneducated vet practical mechanic The
original feature we observed its smpliheaon and
idea Of drawing ear instead from the boilers 70
suppress that hitherto unuy vnpor This operation Il
formed by similar the ono OF long use in the soda
ountnamey the Insertion Of tube through the gas into
tho water which by pressure forces mp the tube such
titles OF water may be desired with certainty and velocity
This guard similarly tubed receive alter from tho
oo,,crs instead Of steam which passes beyond reaching
water which forced M the tube by the pressure o
above H. til IL comes in contact with ordinary valve which
rises from IL seat forces its way into cylinder placed i'm
medately top Of the boiler, which has capacity uc;en,
10 contain water well the entire working mar,
Of the guard that whilst steam up IL Is placed hovond
the reach Of inermeddling additional weighing
fore the slightest pressure above the maximum cot In the
valve for safety win II to rise and I'll the cylinder with
water After the water reaches the cylinder conducted
tberefrom by opening In its bottom 10 suitable leading
pipe, from thence to waste pipes, running from the
pipe and directly the entire FIRE surface
wiihou, the interference attention o. man. entirely
partially estinVuish the free and control element
when inclined TO excess which IL the Of attaining
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rARDThr nj. thank.
liberal bestowed him tor the
his friend Mdsie,on with whom arrangement
supply with ic. Of the quality
on The most reasonable
Mr.. Middletnn's once
directed him through the Poet Once,
prompt attention
WILLIAM DOUGLAS.
Ap9l-solw
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NoriaIifv on .yIipboard.

Nrw fonE, April 22-The ship Tonawanda arrived thi
morning from Liverpool She had fifty deaths on
board. from disease resembling cholera.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctlonesr.

EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EXPECTS
IL public ancoaOn Tuesday morning, April as 10 O'clock
al the residence Of Charles Eames esq.,
18Th shall sell all his effects,
comprising
Pair Of walnut French sofas, divans a
Easy chairs plush rocker, oitomans
Walnut table table
Mahogany secretary bookcase
Damask and lace curtains, window shades
Bronze candelsbras, brackets,
Tbreepy carpets, rugs, oilcloth
Mahogany and walnut bedstesds, washstands
Dressing and plain bureaus toilet
Blue enamelled cottage
Best hair and husk mattresses, holsters and pillows
Lounges canes chairs crib
Mahogany hat stands, hall lamps
DO sdeboard, dining table
French China dinner, and coffee service
Table cutlery, castor glassware
Superior cooking and futures Tin snfc, ke.
Together with good assortment of kitchen utensils
Terins $50 and under credit
four months, fer satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
Apli-d Aucioneer
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BY ). c. MCGUIRE, Auc,,on..r.

UaLUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
auctionon Thursday afternoon, April 9Th, O'Clock,
the p~mses, shall subdivisions and square front,
each 80 feet on I'm street west between and
running average depth OF n feet alley
Lot a. alley and lot feet alley, running
full depth Of tile lots.
These beautifully located in the vicinity Of In
ayete Square, and desirable for building purposes
Terms One third cash, residue and years. with
interest, secured BY deed OF trust
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Ap2J-j Auc ioneer
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CAMBRIDGE April IA serious riot has occurred here
between the Sndents Of the college and remen In the col
son the hremen have come OF victorious several
both sides have been seriously injured
All efforts Of the mayor suppress the riot have been thus
far unsvailing.
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Batrf~onr, April 27.Despa'che, received from the cities
u Mobile New Orleans and Charleston state that cotton has
advanced ope-eghth to one-qusrter.
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CANTON MAT-rIsGs. FLOOR OprCI.OTHs .sc-rbs
Subscribers have received and Yoani
from New York
~ pieces white Canton mstinr, yard vida
do a. do yard and1 wide
% do do do yard and half wide
10 do DO do three quarters yard wide
do "a, 49, 81, and e4 wsipg. superior quality
oscots, of the best quail
styles, which viii be cut 70 %
shape room, passage, OF hall
Tn, furnishing goods 81
Importation order for this mrker
10 piece. 1914 pure linen shc.tinrs
do lis do do
dozen sat dspask table napkins
800 pure linen towels, very cheap
pure linen shirtNgs, every ausity
~ l04 English toilet bed quilts
sl24 DO do DO
2s 1874 40 do
ia DO oloredb bed qul
which Of win
the confident thss
goods ies profit ess than other similar goods
tiot. Hoor, BRO, \ co.
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FIsHThe supply Of shad and herring at Alexandria
erday small and prices advanced Centre Market YES
erday but poorly supplied with rock shad and perch
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SALES TOMORROW.



ny GREEN q SCOTT, Aaosionser.
INTENSIVE SALE or SUPERIOR OLD BRANDIEs, WITS
!. Aes sin Ae BY catalogue auclon.on Monday, The 2sI
Instant We shan sell BY catalogue O'Clock
p ~, sefs superior assortment Of old nquon, viz
as1a,"A". s q Guard nsssy. CO.. brandy, lsso
~ .ai h,nossdei = SOFAS sehiedam double pine
20 % y ssIy superior OLD mali whiskey, 1887
Ss. s. o.a 70 whissey, haIrson'si warranted
- DO q old Moaonx.heia whiskey, lhee yean old
Persons wishing purchase aasonen, Of very n
Terms cash GREEN SCOTT,
APP I'D
ny GREEN a SCOTT. Auctioneer.
VERY HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNI.
TURF, FIANo FORTE Sc. AT AucTloN.-oa Thursday,
the goth instant shall 10 o'clock residenee
tween lo, and hin and superior
furniture, viz:
tases, made by Thos Loud, Of Philadelphia
Mahogany sofas, castor, rocking and parIor chairs
DO divans, ottou,aGs, and lounges
DO marble top, DRESSING and other bureaus
10 hne mineral cabinet and minerals and shells
DO sdeboards, dining, breakfas, and card tabes
DO marble-top wasnsiands, work, and dress do
DO hntrnck, CRIB, French aud high post bedsteads
ENC bIoeateiIe eashmerei and other window curtains
Painted shades, VeDitian blinds and
Fine feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Girandoles, solar hall, aud other lamps
silver plated candle branches snuffsrr trays
China, glass crockey aud
Nah ms,asSxany aud painted paint. wardroses aad closets
Two fine esnvel giitirame mirrors
Six fine oil paintings
Mantei and other clocks
Wilton tapestry three ply and 9th and hearth
Cooking radiator, alright and other stoves
With good OF kitchen qusi,es.
Terms All Sa5 Sl3 ofsixy and
ninety days, satisfactorily orsed bearing interest
0t- In conssqu~nce OF the rain. the above sale is
GREEN = SCOTT
Apsa-d Aucdoneers
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Tor THE SPRING TRADE Under shirts and Drawers
our large aud complete gauze, silk,
and and drawers ready
spcc,ion ofthe public
STEVENS's
Ap 23-eo3uf Sales room, Biswn's Hotel.
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BosroE, April 22.-The governor Of Massachusetts. has
pardoned the Brewer family
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DOR SALE trck dwelling, with rooms, Just
finished g doors % la,h terms, apply
at 18th doors south q q, after O'Clock,
April 2l-d6ts'
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WASHINGTON CITY,
SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL as. 1854.

Nj O. w. JANKs, No. HARMON street. Cincinnati Ohio,
- eolecgas agent Western Sad Texas
s...ea BIZ J. TBoaAs, j. y. DEkr, WIZ. H. THozAs, D.
y.,sA q. M g. wisxxAs. A. L. CELDs, and Dr. VIZ fEyss
s,..ipi. Of either viii be good.
M DASIs Dgoxnssr Of PennsyIvana saoxed 10 rsceise
subscriptions ihIs paper aud receipt FOR the
n. Mr. NJ. Lewis OF Montgomery Alabama, L.
I syenx agent States Of Alabama and Tennessee
~ o. Jxsss q. LEWIS, and SAMUEL ID. LAWS
no Nj T. JAkxs, No. lea seat. Tenth Pbadei
mia general travelling assisted by WA IL. WNLD,
IONS CoLllss JANIS DnsSiSe HAssrr Jos Burros Csc.
. RurroS Isaac M BopsE EpsUsD w. wILrY, lLLIIA l..
w.rrK1Ak and GxosaR l. Nelson.
M Receipts rom either the above viii be coed.
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Bosros, April 77-The senate Of Massachusetts,, by
enieen majority have passed resolution for permanent
memorial % Webster
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

u. =. NAvvrsRp, GosrolT, VA,
January 70, ls54.
sat series Of conducted
during the three all the psn
hcal preparations Tor the timber have
the important discovery the white paint
the New Jcney Zinc Company perfect protection
acanst the Of the
ees whilst no Other paint preparation Of kind combines
protective effect.
am full this important subject
Bureau Of Yards Docks Washington and sa
series Of specimens of plates. which
coved with The different paints and and then
exposed all for entire opposite
all Of which The striking
liable qualities and decided superiority 81 white paint
paints, especially purposes
liberty fun publicity above
which Of much Importance be kept from the and
commercial world.
am, respectfully, yosr oeedient servant,
JAMES JARVIS,
Inspector u =. Navy yard Cosport, Va
To @. y DsrsoLn, President n. J. Zinc Co, N. ".
Y. AND LIvsspool U. q. MIN STEAMSHIP Co,
January ~, 1854.
The u this company exclusively the zinc paist
New Jercy Zinc Compsny,
psoved H. decided superiority other paints
Mar es-d3m EDWARD X COLLINS, Agent
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FOR LEASE,
THE NAuoxAL washington the
i suing season, a err Of years. - -
The Of %,
every metitorious attraction - -
With IL will be In
every respect desirable establishment.
suitable could be selected proprietor
cede TO the following arrangement e.
The entire receipts be distributed hu The
the salaries OF the and lastly surpus)
divided among the members Of the the proportion
their respective salaries The proprietor
rent until after Of expenses salaries.
The proprietor would like therefore, receive
with particulars parties inclined
purpose Of the proprietor the paying
all the profs
Every received proprietor alone who
will feel himself liberty any party ad
dressing him subject.
Or All communications (prepad) be addressed
Proprietor of National Theatre cy CO
APP i4-dlm Nat. Era md Sar.l
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Sur ron FnEEpon-.In the circuit Friday last
there OF interest tried Several coored per-
Of both had instituted suit against Thos c. Ma
gruder for their freedom II appeared from the testimony
that the parties suing slaves the property Thomas
Booth, deceased They manumitted by the widow Of
Booth who the executrix of her husbands estate The
court decided that Mrs Booth bad only life interest the
slaves and the jury rendered verdict in accordance with
he he
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BY TEL T. G. II A PHI /.

BY TELEGRAPH.
Riot Laciaaa.
BUFFALO, April 22.-There has been terrible riot
Lacinan and the sheriff was killed by the mob while dol
his duty.
Ii il expected that there viii be rescue Of the prisoners
the jail several hundred persons in high state Of
element, and determined upon eecting that object
.Sailing Of The H,rmaaa.
NV YoRK, April 22.-The Hermann sailed for Europe
day, with hundred passengers and 5000 900 in specie
More Bark TcoaIls..
BosTos, April 2l.-The bills the Central Bank, at NJ
dletown Conn., also the Deep River Bank the same Sta
were refused by tho Suffolk Bank this morning.
Large Fire ot Macon
MACON April 2o-A large FIRE occurred in thi. CITY '
erday which consumed the Botanical College, and store
cupied BY Ness. Punch, Walker Messct and others To
loss, $4,000.
Arriral ~ E@igraat.
NEw YoRK, April 21.--The number Of emigrants that
rived at this port yesterday was $500.
Launch Of a Seamcr
New YoHK April 2l.-The splendid steamer Metropol
intended to between Boston and New York, via Fan
err launched yesterday. She is Of the strongest
best modelled vessels ever built
Murderer Executed
wLKrsRannr, (Pa.,) April 2l.--James Quinn was Q,
cuted here to-day for the murder Of Mahala Virgins on
canal boat last fall. lie his fate with great indicren
and died almost without struggle. lie made no conf
sion.
Pennsylrorio Leg;.'o,pre.
HARRIsBune, April H.-C Committees af conference OF
two houses relative the liquor law have agreed upor
plan for submitting the question Of the people
Terrific Explosion.
RocHrsrrR, April 2l.--The powder mill Of John Conc
Co, near this city, exploded last night The shock
terrific, shaking the whole city. No lives lost
damage amounts to 1000.
Mortality .Shipboard.
NV Yong, April 22.-The ship Tonawand arrived
morning from Liverpool She had somo fifty deaths
board from disease resembling cholera.
Pardon by the Governor
BosroE, April 22.-The governor Of Massachusetts,
pardoned the Brewer family
Teller Of Ssfott Bank
Bosros, April 22.-Harsng, teller OF the Suffolk Ba
lately tried for defacaon bro been sUrA guilty and
fenced TO three ycar imprisonment in the State prison
Charlestown.
Memorial % Webster.
BosroS, April 77.Thc senate Of Massachusetts, by .
cnteen majority, have passed resolution FOR perman
memorial 70 Webster
Riot n lStaden,s at Can,bridge Colleg,
CAMBRIDGE, April PA serious riot has occurred h
between the students Of the college and 6remen In the
sion the hremen have come OF victorious but several
both sides have been seriously injured
All efforts Of the mayor to suppress the riot have been
far nnsvailing