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Supreme Court OF the United states,
THURSDAY, April -, 1854.

THURSDAY, April -, 1854
No 50. A. Marshall, plaintiff in error, the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. The argument OF
this cause was continued by Messrs Lairobe and Rev
erdy johnson for The defendant in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL O'Clock, a. m.
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al TELEG RAPft.


CH.rirSros, April ID The proceedings OF Gle eouven.
ton 70 day were ahnieresuns They mnst d the
day engaged 10 he discussion 81 al projects IN
crrasng end recpracating sVuihem and trade.
The Pacific rsiifoSd. line a European ssamers and
steam eonutn.on viii Ne Norh. were dlsen.sed. &c
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B.lrsorE. Apfti ~ "A Baltinoresn, named Covineton
Watts. had his b3asls rtppsd open last night by
named VIM n Hsskins Waits is not srpccsed sur
visr. being dying Hswkin, Jas been ar
resled on thsfge 81 leltbersis murder
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Nrw osLnsNs ArnI ~ Private ieuers from Mexico are
very contradictory Ia their character The prcvs ling
opinion. however a. hA Santa Anna will be asIeated in
the contss with Gen Alvarez and finally overthrow.
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ks~ OslKaNs, Apt io.A greet thfes-ruiie took
pace Yesterday, IN three beA between the Louisiana
horse Afgow and Lnle Fisu. Arrow lhr 81
the la, t~o hrats The fuJp, Fifst bea'.
min. Sst seeopl hest 30 sb ~ heal,
min at see.-being ths fastest rsee ever ron
rxcrrTMErT AMONG oArHoIAc. rarI.sprrrHs
PHLsDFlFhlA, APfti i2-An Indignation aeeting ~ss
held Al the Chinese mussa gbI composed Of French
and German Coihocs, express their condemnation a
the course q Judge Woodward OF supreme copr IN
his recsut decision the suif of The Roman Catholic
sishop Of Phadeiphis against the Of the Holy
ifniy Chorch obtsn possession 81 the property The
Gernan and French Catholics say Judge favored The
Jesuit psrg snd appointed majority Of the srbiies on
that eide.
The party opposed % tie Bishop among The trustees re
Used y give % the church, sad the jodge committed
them, iot cou,empi, prison American Catholics were
nved 70 participate IN The nesting and AZ who were
posed 70 the iron rule Jessr and foreign priesthood
Strong resolnons passed. end speeches delivered
In Gsrmsn, French. snd Ensissh. The sHsig created
mwch excitement
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Nav fonK, April B--An extensive New York nou
house failed today The house has also large branch
Phadelphs Other failures apprehended. il Is con
gfNV
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ION RENT-A small Store, Mr.. wm. NICK %
hcrn's dry goods sters, pndgs Georr~tewB.
Thss 70 NJ fss small f~ncT
business. Inque ees, door Of
post ONCE sAMT@ CLARK.
Az 14-da
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CAARLEsros. April l2-The ship SacheT, from Boston
for New Orleans biged the northern edge Of Bahama
banks the 9th Of March also another ship bound from
Boston Tor New Orleans, unknown. The
taken Nassau
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CLFvFLayp, Aphl u The piop,les New Ens and and
Spsuding arrived be,r yesterday from Bpfsio hRng
perenned no difbcoivy from ice.
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WHEELING. April lS-There lie but five ieet and bah
OF The channel Of the river Though ihe is
so low boats running regularly,
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Nav YoRK. April lS-The steamer Princeton, from liza.
yans arrived here this morning, bringing dispatches ior
ths government
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ALBANY. April ls-The house has passed ban amend
sIosy 70 the general banking loan.
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BosToS. April ls.-By New Brunswick papers We learn
that destructive freshe consequence Of heavy ans,
had occurred carrying away bridges mills. barns fences,
and cattle
The ocvil administration enjoyed by other
North American colonies, the British have In
tinated sheir Intention 10 concede Ne wfoundsnd
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T. =. Navr-TknB, GoFronT, Va,
January NJ, issf
series Of experiments conducted The
during the al The and
un~ial for the timber, have bed
discovery paint manufactured w
the New Jersey ZINC Company perfect protection
~ The and The formation o
cie. whilst Other preparation ps combines The
protective effect
preparing full report Important subject
Bureau 81 Docks Washington shall send
Of specimens q plates, whioa
covered with the different painis and and thea
exposed sss entire salt watnr, ~
nH II winch illustrates striking
use qualities and decided superiority yorr white pan
all other paints, especially purposes
You liberty fan publicly shove sntrd acts
which Of much b. te The naval
commercial world
am, respectfully, your ohsdicnt servant,
JAMES JARVIS,
Inspector Z. s. NSvY ynre, Cnapof, Va
To C. q. DrTxoGn, President n. J. Zinc Co.. ~ !.
orr1or OF n. v. LIvrrrooI s. aAlt STEAMSHIP Co,
January 81, 1854
The Of ths use srclasirfy ne zne leni man
Jersey ZINC Company having
proved ifs dseised superiority al paints.
Mar ss-dam EDWARD X. COLLINS, Agent
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sroRM on 1ng LAKES.

CHscAso, April 10 LA consequence Of The
which prevsied here yesterday several vessels
PEELED 10 put back much damaged.
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VALUABLE FARM Wrshspcf0a, ID. G., fsr
sse offer or sale valashae farm, lying N the cpuuw u
d. c. within three miles n United Sisters Caritn
Tn. land lies The road leading from The Upper
Hrsnch Hdge, egby i-caf-d healthy and rady uPruV
neeahnrncot. hnndred ana tweny
seven % eff scrrs, about onnfd q ~ch = siea ~ w.
6ela and RAJ cnce and ne balance
ndvautagrppsy divided nio smnl
market upwards iH which his admirably
sdspssd has 'hes nche and ne s peculiarly hea of
will Il
twenty m available ct There
hsdnss hot nhundauce ~ material Cor building
unsennnE
f~uriur uciency Of cord spa for mHkst
purchase
furtse Description dermcd eeessny,
,ed yr hcse wishing 70 purchase viii visit ne rncs and
udse wishing land wiz b.
ny w calling
immediately hdre, and
feH wishes " his land ssid ~ TIE sh q
81 sree O'Clock 81 - s hxh
bidder. An Washington post Once
psd ra addressed 70 the unser-srnsa, wiz se YIN pHH ~
s~nron.
application tho ay q ae Addrcss,
post pad, 1900
Eastern hin, Washington city D. g.
The Boston go-rrsi ssHy Register, and Nvv York Jaursi n
h sa~-rssr copy Of tber containing ne
Ar is-dh kssvcrt2sh
rHy Resssxer~ns po~~er.Jast vuhishss ne highest
81 DE European sovsrsns counectsa with ts rs.ent Ras.s
wars On snse NJ
TAYLOR nsURys
ABA HsgsHfors, rear eap -
TUE l~~rssFssss-a ~evs'
je. received from the Re~scp publishers, md ~ sale y
ApH fRANcx TAYLOR
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pOHIO naCo SUGAR AND moIAssKls Auction
Ga Friday lsh instant AZ ocoeks y. A AL
Doaxe- wharf, shs o. bAgue VIVA Chase, rom Maya
sacx, consstlAx vi
~ hossaeaas q sugar greater IA airieily prime
uesess o. choice aaolassss.
h Is. WRIGHT,
AP i1-diiids Auguoneet Georgetown.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER or L AND
lsd Tursts ~ 9aeuoeon tndHy tnsaat shall
sell, al O'Clock Of 4 IL square 81 slastsd
Al the corner 81 north L and I'D
Gle Pennsylvania fronting street
raaning hack ~ lesl, continuing 862 Rect inehes
Terms One-hai balance twelve AM siahseu
MONTE the purchaser give noes Tar
bearing Of gwen and deed III
dispui.ble
GREEN 4 SCOTT
Ap9-d Ane4oncers.
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Tax SALE The sale Of property beione ing
tax-payers look place yesterday II was well attended
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GENERAL NEWS.

There is only one paper IN Egypt small monthly
sheet, in The Arabic language al four dollars year
devoted mainly the powers that be, and every one IN
the employ OF the Pacba s obliged to subscribe TO IT,
The Cali Canada WesD Reporter gives an account OF
the destruction OF about $40 900 worth OF property al
that place by the ice in The river suddenly giving way
The bridge OF the Grand Trunk railway and two other
bridges al Gait, entirely destroyed.
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Ii Is computed, calculations furnished by the
returns that 663,o0o houses have been built in
the United States in the last years. which. al
age OF 81 00O would add 1868 900 900 TO the wealth OF
the country say nothing Of the furniture necessary 10
the habaiions; the shipping and railroads, however,
would Increase this amount to 81 900 900 600 In
addition 10 THIS all the for factories, insurance
companies mines. &c will swell The aggregate, without
having made any pecepabe increase in the amour. Of
stocks held abroad
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has SOEvAL WILSON This revtrebd gentle tnsu, tile
presiding elder Of the Mei1oAltf Episcopal Cauc whilst
occupying The pulpit Of church Navy Yati on
lsa sabbath sken i'll, and he conveyed to The
house OF irend Ia he negtbohood We are pleased 70
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The 81 900 900 loan for The Of The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad taken Saturday BY the citizens Of
Baltimore exclusively. MOI single bad reported
from abroad. although the loan had been widely sdvsr-
iised The entire loan taken al slight advance
over par
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The CaANsTos BAsK couNTERFEIrs.-CspianB ren-
nan of The sixth ward police New York, last week
csived several Anonymous letters stating that il 4, would
Be advantageous for The authorizes to become possessed
OF the plate from winch the forged SD Cranston Bank bills
were struck, be should be informed where IT could be
found. TIE pale finally recovered, and the OF
Terry, Peoh Co, Boston. being upon as the engrs
vers, Capt B. proceeded wah ii 10 Boston, and, upon
calling upon hat firm, informed that the plate was
genuine and had been made by them iur the bank 1t
s supposed. therefore, that The plate stolen either
from The bank OF the printe ..
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large convention Of sbip-builders held baia.
Name on the 5lh insiani George W. Bourne, Of Ken
uebunk presided series OF resolutions adopted,
asking the cooperation OF The ship builders OF New
York and Massachusetts ia failure similar meetings. and
advocating change in The Of measuring ships TO
that proposed by the Congress Committee OF Commerce,
nine years ago. Of The English method.
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