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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

8 81 kRObAIEr COT RI. held N and Or me
n to-rrv u tl- Oc- Tia City
N,wYrr. the u--h cg of A7 IN the taga-
hundred ara ffrJfsrr pres---, AtLAANDEh ".
bEADt ORD IL the :ns application mort,
fs. u x-eus y brsa l1tler1s-
ca rrrrs Buh Gfcearet payment te5t. Oa
tns ard the petition @. PETER BUSH the .iri.ni,
or lrelus y Buhl oh a-rxe called Come
r. Dgsh . tie Cy NeY York dsce.set fr authority
crfslse So. az real The s. d dsce.sed or tns
rlguert deits ordered a. pm Interested "a n.
estate oi the i Coueus Bush dsceascd appear before th-
County Ses hs oce the City o.
EcY tie day Of June O'Clock the f'r
Aeu ard there show Ehy authority sho1-
lese or 81 %
ths Of the sad Corners Blsh deceased ~
- ~ - A " BRADFORD. surrog..s
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CAVANNAH STEAMSHlPS-U. :. \

CAVANNAH STEAMSHlPS-U. ;. MAIL LINZ
STWICE WEEK-These first clsss ships vii. leave NE"
YORK for SAVANNAH o'clock NJ, from Pier NO n n a.
follow: Ill Mo-,
rporpr and evening In delay IN e aI1vA % he
leave
Tuesday and SATURDAY after the srnvai At ot oeoes s
pt,leucer into Columbus the next mernng al oea auu
,o yDteouerv the day u O'Clock T. ohy % hoai'
tom Sgspnh to uisoeryTasag Is hours less aha "A'e
FcE F6Kip.-Tbe steamer s. JOHNS CsP lanes reg
bor,. steamer WFLAKA Capt y. King; and WILLIAM uAS
ToN C.ut Themas Shaw regular hne
k.se steamships leaving savannah every IUEsDAi III
ATIRDAY MORNINGS. 10 OC-ock. flaks
rchug et Dsren and ST. Msys, Geossi. JAeAson's
hnry Pojain srd St Augustine FLORIDA These Doas na's
nrrs,d parngers and sAe TIC 'Aal'
oute offer superior inducements for invshds and ,ntIs ;s
For in, 8ht apply on board wneIt a. Ois " '''-s W
ard for passage 10 - ..,-o,,.,, - ., p.,.sy.v y V
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6tramtoais anh RAILROADS..

nAY BOAT for ALBANY, stopping at the usual
~ LspdngsThe welkeown and isyonis sesmer AaNsSiA
will leave Ncwi from the 00t 81 thaDnc every MN
DAY WEDNESDAY aid FRIDAY a. o'clock \. " reca-lias
lesves Albany every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATuADAf
L'OR EXCL kSlONS.--The large, wcll-knoyn. com
beat AMERC AID endd barre NERO M
ci EIouons For lsculaTs ING ire OF Capt LEN FIRE
LGH the boat These boats iEst
be-; boats HudD have been eypry h:ed ~ih toll
Of oos and article necessary i the convenience and
.-...
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surrogate oi
tie County OF New Yok rorce heeby sFe1 . az Pson'
having iss-st PATRICK MURPHY la'e oi ne ~ 9 80
Not Cotfcn D-sisr deceased - present tHe sss -. -,
lle-so O. bsciier q h. oee Nc - % sP ~ .s
Newlork. or before he unin dsy q Aisls'
iIi as Wen a'' q RICHARD JOYCE. EIseril
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the surrogate OF
h1yins ca .ssirs. JAMES HEiTOS ..e 81 .s y !, y y ~
VI s,r,..,A - u-ese,f win cnns y N
:, ,ss p. oi Thoraas Blsnct. No 5s badsSo
,he C,, Of se- Ysrt en before the sxseeIih ay ~
r.,n.,.s ~ Y--t be day " NEfca lS'i
~ nSRGARET HEATOS, Atnsni-tr,tFis
r. lsptlN' THOMAS =. HLArSh
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Ocean Gtcamers, &e.

WELLS, FARGO d Co., California and European
w Exross end Banking Co. No 80 Broadway and Newt
will Parcels Freight Europe by seoer an
Liverpool SATURDAY h ns sight Dfaiit iof sale on
Roy Bank ireland Dublin; National Bank Of scot and Edn
Iurh Uuou Livingston. Wells Co. Paris
UI : MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA via As
y. PINNALL and PANAMA.rs4Ese only 80 The isthnas
crossed IN hours MONDAY June B. At O'Clock r. NJ from
Iier 100, of Waenst River will be d ched the feet
amshp ILLINOIS Panama with the weh Known
and superior steanship JOHN L. STEPHENS.
tickets by this Line be secured h following
verv hetp rates: Saloon berth including hnkeys en-
Irnuf Tck, ship 70 hip $40 Lower saloon Sat
berth including Hinckle,s Transit Ticket a. above t
Second Cntn q oTen snloon including Hncs
Transit above S3; berth including the hsi
Ticket present terminus within few nou "tk OF ine
10 Panama. So. - ..
the steamers OF racine
md Mail unsurpassed aud parties
California inhed 10 call and examine Tor them
For Issssge apply the ComTauys Office No ~ We,'g
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NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI-

WEEKLY L. :. NAIL LINf-The new, splendid and iat
sops esrn,r NASHVILLE. NJ. Berry Commander WI! leave
Pier No l. n R SATURDAY May a. a; oe9es L VI Pe re-
.Iv For ,sh, apply board where al bills OF sdiLg " W be
.snd and og rasssse Office Of SPOffOkD TlLESION
No Broadway Thronsh tickets TO foda a. ioo"s' 10
Iacl,onvlle 10 PiAka S33.
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INITIAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
- Nru. NnRK EAsrON SONERNILLE ke

--- XFw-YORK. EAsrOS. soNERyILLE ke
srufN. CONVINCING AfklL ID. ~
r,.vc ~ Y.k frr Eas;cu &c. q. NJ ]. u, aud 2 VI
-. ~ Y.rs fcr SOncrvl.e lgsyl 49, 7 u - =
~ - F-r,befhouEu villa --.Es - SewJ crs-y
- srrr. foet Of [. Refarinf III le.re
~ r.burs forrcsts - kne I've u sDS 7 n
s1r,T,.l. AZ - A "
rTTrlBFTHPORT ASD NEW-lORK
r,.., ~ Y.rs a. and Ic IS A N = 81. 2nd : ?
g.t,.lu.rt : : AID - A N, -, Gld . ~
0EOROE Il. rE0RAh ssfe.ls:o~aeEi
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! A.IAIEN ISLAND and NEN-iORk FERRY
| - NOTICE-CHEAP EXC URSlON-Fire O.! cents On sri
after hrr TO- 1854 follows until frler
Leave md is Ludts staten l.ard every nrr r. m
GA 10 r. II. Leave foot oi Nhhals, Now forz, every
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EOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &c

LNOK NIKGINIA, NAhVII-N1t' ULVI.0I-f NJ, ~
Il The L. Mail Steamship ROANOKE Capt SknneI WI leave
Iier No l3 North River, on WEDNESDAa Ar ngoS
H., % a, O'clock for NORFOLK PETERSBURG sud KIT H.
M0ND Time 20 Norfolk a hours Passengers vng there
can se The Soabosrd Roanoke and WmnSon and Aa hesf
Rhro Augusta Aasnta Charleston &c fa,Age ,hu
Nok 4S to Petersburg and Richmond er seeTass hail piee
For trceht apply n board and for passage 70 - o,,,
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HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ofce No Tryonov Of Chatham n-ares the
nost faorste terms arns, and da-se By IRE on
Store kefchsudse urutuIe, So. JOHN BRUCE, Pre-
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1flcGirul.

CHICHESTEK's DYSPEPSIA sPECIFIC-For
~ saest
WA. ROBINSOS'S, No l32 Peeris., New-fork
Mrs HAYf.-. 80 as fu'or--t Bio1.lyu
J. (iICHE>TfR No ~ 3a st. Williams, ,pfg
j h POKIEN An-nYA.-e. l. J.
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celebrated steamship NORTH STAH,
York North
MONDAY june al $ NJ. precisely for ksPlSWAL
to ooLtsc; the end fss'going seaw.hp fANhtb
BLADE. Apply only 10 . JAS NJ oho-S' -.
expected that III through in these aef' IL
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-FV-yoRK. and CALIFORYIA STEAMSHIP

NEW-IORK and CALI ORNlA STEAMSHIP
N LINE VIA EICARAUGA-The Accessory Transt Company
OF Nctrsgus popeos Through in advance OF the mai Oy
line syjus through tickets iucuding the hmu ofosng Inc
new doubee steamship PROMEThEuS t@J" 'si'
pier No 3, North RIVER al Ociock T. VI
precisely for Arenas MoNDAY june CONNECTING 'ih
Uvore SIERRA NEVADA. V1 tuns bud"nD
over he NICARAUGA TRANSIT ROUTE having but twelve
miles transportation. by folass carriages ihes' st'
sed in theiE ventilation and accommodations ro
IN sppy only 10
CHARLES MORGAN Afent. No BowinF "reen
IOR BERMUDA and ST. THOMAS.-lhe Royal
Mail Steamer CURLIN, w. sampson, oommsudef "l sai
10 he above lsnnd
WEDNESDAY Iune = lt.,i
FRIDAl...................Juiyi !, lbci
MONDAY. Y............... August !. 1871
THURSDAY - pc Hibri D. 10
Passage money Bermuda.
Psssce money Thonas ~
For iitight or Iasssse hppN TO ,.,-.,, ~ p,;,. .,
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y ~ l." xrWIcRSFY RAILROAD-U. : MAIL .ni EXPRE>-
Sr "a -TI,orss ~ Fosr Hours-WINTER ARRANGEMEN I
n Is ess-L~sve Yort fOo q COzrtaadi g. 81 tad
A NJ and and 5: I. NJ -. =, .....,pu ~
r.. ,-sr N.-Yofs :. = 10 and II A N and T. = =
~ -. ~ II VI .nd - in 1 NJ .nl 3 p VI
- :, Win r~sucd prices NeJef-y Aeeoair,aatior
- hi.h esves VI toss Of C-rt-adi st th1cu1h q
s1 hours ,,--t.--.-- ~. W.
u-s'c- 80 Chss.ou a. tie slove tr,ins Ihr-sh oAs
r-, nd baggage COZ ;ured n ,nd : res JnlT faenE
- L-r -. th- ferry Before the traias leave
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pEGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNINGToN fs

NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and ALL kl' hh
1be ,pledd and superior BAY srAFE Cart -"
Known lave. Newlork every MONDAY. NkDNESv.Ai sl1
FRIDAY a. oe!oek NJ and KMPiRL sIaIL IN ,P o r.
R,fon Leave. TUESDAY UKsDAf az pa
IRnAY =. oelock n from Pier No s. " K nea tsa bao''
Boti touchius e Newport. each Nay . - ,...-t 4. 81,
to . through -
hAlf'' WN BORDEN Agent ys - and II Wee ct
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ELDRIDGE ST. JAIL

To nc Editor o. IN Y Tribune.
SIR. The public attention having been called Of late -
this place of confinement, some have desired to know
what kind of reception we met with from the inmates At
our weekly meetings and what interest they feel IN the
establishment OF Library.
/ viii answer biefy. New have been welcomed
with more cordial fe Dgs than manifested by the in
mates eff this est bishment and have preached
TO ere attentive and respectful audience All appear to
understand and enter with spirit into the exercises
especially the singing Many who, by misfortune.
find their way here intelligent well educated anf gen
tlemaply In their demeanor Many will rejoice 10 know
that some Of the good fruits of this effort are already ap
parent At the close Of last meeting six or eight men
came forward at their instance and signed the Ten
nerance affirming that rum was the chief cause
of their confinement They now have something To
think and talk about Of character litter to improve and
elevate the mind and heart Their time especially the
Sabbath is very differently spent and their general
conduct IL highly commendabe. Still they greatly need
and desire library of bOHad r0igmes AS they are with
out book and without employment hetime and thoughts
must be occupied how and II not engaged IN that
which good and useful they will in that which is bad
and burtful.
The duty then of providing facilities by which they may
get and do good falls some where.
II will not DO to throw il back upon them, for il Is out
Of their power procure such, at least are OF the
proper kind We must not leave il with the public. No.
Il must fall upon the humane the Howsds the friends OF
the prisoner and the distressed Imagine myself con
fined for months or il may be for years without anything
10 employ my mind body nothing 10 do but to brood
over the dark past How deplorablel In such case,
easily imagine what unuiterabe gratitude shoua
feel toward those who would relieve this dreadful mon0t
ony by placing useful volume within my reach
Such is the condition Of those whose cause plead We
useful books Of all kinds historical scientific NOR
al and religious To show the importance Of this matter,
| will state Two Of the number who signed the
pledge, mentioned above are seamen. When named
10 them my efforts 10 raise library for the inmates Of
this house one Of the young exclaimed Oh SIR,
wish We had known you nine months ago We have
been here nine months and have had nothing 10 do or
"to read during all this time Ii could have had book
ION navigation / might have improved myself In my
profession But it H. these nine months have been
lost"
We desire TO obtain hound r0lame which may be read
and studied for years to the means 10 procure
them. 49, .
Here we would express thankfulness 70 Mr. W. Of
Broadway and Mr. - Of Henry st. for their kind no
tice Of our former appeal.
Any person desiring more particular information may
OBJ ain i by unicatng with calling upon the Mis-
sonary OF the Tenth Ward No Isl Riying on st.,
Mr. Smith the keeper Of the jsI in Eldrdgest near D
vision. J-P. l..
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FROM WASHINGTON.
, 10 The N Y. Tribune

so.,i.i Ds1sch 10 The N Y. Tribune.
wAsHISoroS. Thursday April 49, 1854.
Two or three Indian Treaties sent to the Senate To-
day.
Mr BELL made strong speech in favor Of the 500
Grant az amended in the Mexican Treaty. The Senate
adjourned over til Monday, when Mess JONES and DAw-
SON who are favor Of the Treaty expected 10 return
Mr. TAILOR the new Representative from Tennessee is
opposed 10 the Nebraska swndle.
II is now said that Col FoRsEY will be mpeached before
,Ae House The Hafds" are bis bterest enemies, also
some Of the virginans The blow is aimed at the Pres
ident
Gen Jose vllami, Charge from Ecuador todsy took
leave Of tho Secretary Of State preparatory TO returning
home
The President recognizes f. c. Gomez Consul Of the
Republic OF Nicaragua at New Orleans and Don ANTONIO
Maria stgovis. Consul Of Spain at New Orleans
d. Pratt OF Ohio has been appointed Secretary OF is
CATION TO France and Rowland H. Bridghsm Collector oil
Customs at Penobscot Me.
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TIE UNDTRGBOUND RoAD.-Ihe arrivals by the In
dercrouud Road during the past week, have been quite
numerous Virginia and Maryland seem to be les AZ
rsctive than the ice mountains Of canada 10 many IN
bose States udgr from the extraordinary efforts they
make 10 Get swsy and the preference they express for
their present condition II must be exceedingly trying 70
The GOOD masiers-iOr they ell good IN their est
Iosn-to have 10 endure the loss Of such at and sleek
servants Those we have seen and conversed with are
intelligent for their opporUntiss and II they improve
those within their reach they anxious 10 do, they
viii he valuable accessions % our emgrsnt population
We have among the late arrivals, three promising per
Sons named Mercer Imam and Clayton. and clever
family named MereGith-sl We believe from the nnrs.ry
~ PTesiderts and all making industrious efforts The
psEt v,ek other arrivals Of fugi,ives took place.
Toronto Fireman, ist rs
SrIrL rHTy CoNE.-Eicht good healthy appearing
ebsals arrived on the other side of Jordan a. e. an
ada bv The L G. r Line Great credit Is dae TO the
engineers and conductors the route for bringing ten
safe through without sioppage. They are ron henieA!
and are worth about $1,000. tDetron Dsn'c'a''
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s,cs ,tet Il ro- worth elosOoo hnosher oFsf wv.
xor,b row s4,OCoo Apo,ser sl9t sors ss9oeo. VI,
Tie wioie fsoss up cot sisii no~ wo-'a $500
o., .-,ti ~ En- rrnn. o. one % orr speufi iFuS
- :, ~ N -ofntiry 20 the VI i1Dw said gave
500 r n a pane Of Frnch plse gss~ sad 'ea Is OK
feth wha, fsid fr this lot ~hch eanaot NV De nd
or fcf cco'' Wo,icotfs ed3iion - Chicago cost IN
1850 slou o. a. Eow scrA 0Sr sas assreS ~'3ios
u ioaors u,
TIE vsue ~ r-opoty hes rc7riF d. b@f 80 ths be
cirrrr II les which corresponds Eaa Win tae 'aeresss
ri potulation which Is rs sersa pa, fesf.
futtbis is enough lor These az faets however
=
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xxxIIId CONGRESS. -. Flrr SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsBISGrOS, Tbursdsy, April ID, 1854.
Mr. STUART reported back the House bill, establish
ing rev Land District in the Lower Peninsula Of Mich
gan Which was taken up and passed
Mr. CASS offered resolution directing inquiry by the
Committee on Public Lands the expe1eDcy Of grant
ing land TO aid in the construction of railroad from Iron
Bay in Michigan. to Little Boy dc Loquee The reso
luton adopted. ,, ,
Atl29 o'clock, on motion Of Mr.. MASON the Senate
went into Executive Session and the doors remained
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THE REY. THALEs McDOsAID.-Jhis gentleman was
srrested by the Sheriff Of Davidson County, Sunday
week on charge of forgery. The Superior Court,
in sefsion in that County Judge Manly presiding have
the case before them II is publicly ranored that he has
been engaged in such conduct for years forging the names
bic friends In Bank, and in private transactions
We have personal knowledge Of the number
extent Of these operations, but led 70 believe
that they amount TO many thousand dollars he was ar
rested on process from the County Of Forsythe, for
forgery committed on the Salem Bank The arrest and
tie circumstances which preceded IL have kept the pubic
mind ID this region under high excitement Tor more tam
week No man epioyed a larger share Of public conf
depce and esteem Than did Mcdonald. Few II any had
warner on more numerous and wealthy friends. Wealthy
birnss-bs property being estimated a. between sixty
and seventy housand dollars exceeding the amount Of all
~ liabilities by some twelve thOusand-his Grimm
sI conduct cannot easily be accounted for His opera
tons as we understand them Of 81 h nsture
70 preclude almost entirely the belief any design VI abso
late fraud
PS-We learn from gentleman who came through
Lexington Yesterday, that Mcdonald admitted To
bail in the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars.
I,.ssbgry ~ c. wstebnsn.
MORE Trouble OF ACCOUNT OF TIE CREEDs.-An0,aer
case similar 10 that Of the celebrated Hannah Corsoran
has occurred in Charlesown Mas. gr named .ihe'
rne Flsherty wa hired by her widowed mother 70 one
LycsOn who, il seens surrepurouy oDainee Paeisoi
Qardano yer her and reused y let her return 10 nsr
Tsrent on demand The e&se il 20 be tred In ihe Middle
sex Court and will be Of considerable Interest "a u
lar already produced Considerable excitsne "a CA.ss
town The erl Ia the mesnfie remains 10 ts family Oh
IvSston 1hey are Bsptists by persuasion-the gins
,nn,bsr 4, Catholic and this contention caused BY
dsi on The one hand make proselytes on the other.
nv an Effort 10 prevent the child from togsaas the tsh IN
sh.ch abe hes ihgs FER been reared.
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YvpNryG SESSION

Tie b submitting the question Of Prohibory Liquor
Law 70 the people was ordered - third read ~.
bill ~ change the B1me o. Campbell T. nlte -
Campbell " Lite Pink rey. reported.
BILLS Rad Third TINE.
The more eGec,Galy to prevent Tra.icng in Lottery
Policies, dc. Ps-sed.
To provide for the Repair Of the Canals b. Contrast
Passed.
To IN the Salary Of the Secretary Of STATE. Passed
frtill "A sfreiguI
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FrRrHFR FROM HAVANA.
BALTIMORE. Thursda

BALTIMORE, Thursday, April H. 1891.
T3, CIarston Courier says that 10 addition TO the fine
Of 10000 the cOnsignees of the steamship Back WARRIOR
had paid $1,000 as back dues
II was rumored that Commodore Newton had refused 10
ssu,e the spanish flag until the Difficulty in relation to the
Black Warrior was settled
The bark Mopang from Matsnzas for York put into
Savannah IN distress leaking very badly
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DESTRUCTIVE FRESHErS IN NEW BRUNSWICK
The COVERNMENT OF NEW-FOUNDLAND.

BDsIUFf " tlntsUAyl ApIII II III
New Brunswick papers speak Of destructive fresheis in
that province in consequence Of heavy rains Several
bridges had been carried away together with mills fences
&c and one man had thirteen head Of cattle one horse
and thirty sheep drowned in his barn by the flood -,
The spring business had commenced in st. John win
considerable activity.
Her Meiestys Government have signihed their inten
ton to concede Newfoundland tie system OF civil
administration IL enjoyed by the other North American
colonies.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ANOTHER VETO

s.,,i p,.o.toh 10 The Tribune o 80.
eP'e"' ALBANY. Thursday, April H. 1904.
The Governor has vetoed the ball with reference 'o'o
Sling of vacancies by the Governor during 'ne recess
n the Senate His objections are that the Ia" would
he imperative, so far vacancies are concerned ~
ys.sOn of the expiration of term of Office because the
;aeuubest would hold over lie also objects that the
AT, nreveo,s the Governor from removing for cause
The bin will not be repassed.
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NEBRASKA MEErING AT TRENTON.

An sntNebrasks meeting is to be held here on FddY
evening. The cell for IT lie signed by 800 citizens
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ELFGRApU DIyIDENDS. &c.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday April -, 1884.
The Magnetic Telegraph Company have declared quar-
erly dividend Of per cent payable on the 10th inst
Our City Council bad stormy session to night and are
still sitting at clock The subject under discussion
subscription to the Sunbufy and Erie Railroad
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NON-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA

HALIFAX. Thursday. A prl 10. ls5-llIP.M
We are having storm Of snow aud raa tonight tbs
weather is hick. and is improbable dat the Am RIGA
would venture into port before daylight
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'NON- ARRIYAL on THR HERMAYN.

SANDY Hook, Thursday April b. ls5l-1l P. n
There yet signs Of the Hermsnn. ship is Off
The Hook Nothing else in sight Wind fresh from
n y. T.; weather clear
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MARINE DISASTER.

NORFOLK, Thursday AprI l3 81
The clip Richard Alsop Of New York is ashore near
Wolf Trsp Chesapeake Bay steamer has gone to her
assistance.
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VIOLENT STORM At CHICAGO-DISASTERS on
LAKE MICHIGAN

BUFFALO, Ihursdayl AprI y, I7JI.
violent storm vaied during Monday and Tuesday
last at Chicago The brig Caroline loaded with corn for
Buffalo put back in distress with her cargo Damaged
The big Mime sofa with provisions for Bufalo also
put back She grounded in the Break water bat was got
on bv a steam tug She damaged TO the extent Of
$1,000 and had four feet Of water in her bold
A schooner is reported ashore near Algomac.
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TIE Central Railroad has closed all the dram shops
their Station Houses the whole length Of the road
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THE STATE PAPER.

ALBAEY, Thursday. April I3, 1895.
Report ssys that the bill appointing the State paper has
heep signed by the Governor.
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DETROIT, Thursday, April l3-P N.
The Maine Law men are firing one hundred g0ns in
honor Of Judge Douglas, Wing, Pratt and Copeland
decision.
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AFTERNOON sEssION.

BILLS Rad THIRD TINE.
Resulsng Of locomotives throaEh cities Passed
lrcorporGting The New-York Jsvenis Asylum. Passed
Auhorzug Inscriptions 10 che Ute and biaghan.2a
Railroad Lost
Tho bin to INCORPORATE the American Canal Company
was debated on motion 10 recOmmii until the
EVENING SESSION.
PILLS READ THIRD TINE.
For TIE better protection Of entrants Passed
The bill to aid Hobart and Hamilton Colleges was Is
ken up from the table and debated.
Still in session.
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BILLS Rad THIRD TINE.
Te General Manufac noo aon law Pasee
married woneu-svne those W. 80 who
arr elected by their husbands the control or t Al earn
s and the General cispslip Of their children PLsd
10 amend authorize railroad corporations 20
rcrt 90 ucrsfe by process Of foreclosure Los- s. % ~
Provdg the Commissioner Consolidating brooE n
Niianstargh and Bushwiek Passed 80
Nj SESSION. reported the Annual supply OIL
Amending Charter OF The Brooklyn Frs Department fsee