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c,x,rRtor AT s,sISAw-DgPUrr SKTRIFF KILLED
DErkoII April ls-Deputy sheriff AZ Saginaw killed by
noh rescune five prisoners from jail One retaken otn-
sr. ia large swamp, surrounded by 30 armed men
Twenty Eve Of the rioters srresed-noo attempted 10 hre
the Jail. . s,
III has since died from the effects of the blows inflicted by
the mob al Saginaw City rescuing the I'VE Dutchmen
from the A One of the Dutchnen has Just been recov
cred while large swamp Saginaw contains the Otn
en- who are surrounded by body Of about $50 armed
men who VIII doubt bring the caPEts, dead Or alive
twenty i've have been arrested and imPi, sea 10
the riot 10 confined IN irons and Wen secufen
IN The iai An attempt made sst eve ning ID Duln
the si and Dutchman caught in the &C; be TOO win
ee, It's deserts Since writing the above We iearn ma
~ r Gstes while urDiEg home last nng as ntea
at aud ball lodged in the crown Of his bs on[ sooat
one and half inches from the top OF hs head "hs as
We coming To- Yours, in truth ~.
RorBERY Al HoEsELsyILLE-The Horbelsvile papers
notice the Preparation Of robbery me dsPt ~ VA
village thursday evening very similar - tlat Ied
10 have occurred in the Gaze Of Mr Perkins OF Fredona
M o. Cody, Of Little Genesee AIezsny Co4hIy'Has
Knocked ssnssless when shout twenty sOas IrS SsS
depot and robbed 81 slsio and detah1d SILVER lever
watch The money consisted Of bills OF the osnomihalio1
Of g. on the Chemung Canal Bank sl0s, name o.
bank not reconected sos on one or more o. tne
Banks one Of which had night hand corner Torn Oh sh
SsCs On the Bank Of Syracuse Iii: Watcn vas E1-neI
mser than the ordinary size and bad On me
OF the face His suspicious rest upon an no
Who took passage from TO Emire and thence
west on the New York and Erie Road, waou ne describes
as rather tail and s dressed in black and wearing n.s
hat Mr. Cody Offers reward Of soV 'og inc aSs' VI VIC
thief and the recovery Of the money
FIRE Al MAooS. GEoBGIA-A destructive IRE oecarssa
a. TIE place above named on the morning OK inc I'I
The following is LET OF the suherers with tae a'aG'
If insurance held by eseh DR.. Thomson loss ovSO
insurance s2,sc0 Miss Rawson house occupied oy "
Roosevelt fully insured Dr. A Pye loss slOyO, 10 N
sursnee l.. MUNICH loss probably $500 u
Tired two weeks since John Massett Insurance. V on
Gods s4oO on house. eco on furniture Bernard
Walker eco on house Wm. Gibson owning Two tene
tents occupied BY C. Dacy and c. MelAnny no llsur
arce. Ms J GsysH, who occupied the up STARE Of
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CHINA.
From Our Own CO. respondent

From Gu Own Co respondent -
SHAsGHAI Friday, Feb, 3, 1854
While have nothing of startling interest connected with
the rebellion in China communicate il may be interest
ING 10 YOU and 10 many Of your readers to know
that things at Shanghai remain in safu quo The lmpe
rasts camp during the past month has presented scene
of gnomnious inertia They have rarely sttackedthe city,
except at night The insurgents being quite annoyed by
this method of warfare sailed out some le time ago IN
body of four or five hundred, and fought more than
thousand Impeiasts for six hours driving them from the
field The loss the part of the lmperiats was consd
cradle while the rebels lost but three men khed anu ten
wounded
The mbecity of the Imperial leaders is manifested no
less in their inability restrain their troops IRON pilagng
the poor peasants than in their want OF skill In retaking
the city and establishing law aud order shanghai VIII
probably remain in it, present disturbed stare Tor onths
TO come The rebels il is said have any quantity OF sup
plies and munitions of war.
Rumor reports rebelous movements in most OF the
eighteen provinces. a.. ,
asserts that the northern army had invested the Capital
and that the Emperor had gone beyond the great wall
another and think the most pr ,baole one IS una tae a
surgen army had gone into winter quarters TO await re
enforce ments We have no means oil ascertainng the
true Of the We know however that the a OF
Pekin il only matter of time. The two great avenues 10
the Capital, Fientsng and the Grand Canal are In the
hands Of the Insurgents.
The L. S. soop of war Plymouth arrived mere lew
days AFRO TO relieve the Saratoga The latter sailed imne
diaey for the Loo Choo Island to Join Commodore fery
on his way 10 Japan , 49,, e,.
By notification from his Excellency the United States
Minister Shanghai was some ten days ago made free
mort 10 all American vessels The Tauai, either from
want of inclination the ability to enforce the treaty
spulatons has allowed vessels oil other hsohs 70 ooe
and 90 without demanding either export or import duties
and the United States Minister has fallen back upon that
clause of the treaty which extends to the United States the
privileges Of the most favored nations.
H. NJ ship Spartan left this port few days ago.
The reabouts of the Russian hoilla is not known
H. NJ steamer Calvert leaves this port 70 MORO"
morning for Hong Kong. War IN the west Is the pfooa
ble cause of this motion in the East
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PUBLIC FEELING IN VIRGINIA.

CorresponSenee Of The N Y. Tribune. ~
RICHMOND, Va, Friday, April H. 1854
have witnessed The TRIBuSE's attacks on the dePo'F
men Of the white hvered norhV men who fear he SCUM
with pleasure they show You are better sequan'eo
they are with the true state Of things existing here and
roue hout the South You may rely on fully that nearly
sn not all the leading Wings and large number oil hs
Democrats in this State are really in heart with you ana
y party in the North and indication OF the fact oa
ha attention is paid to the subject by the people MOST
o people this state agree with you that the Nebraska
BIZ monstrous outrage right and justice aud you
WI had that you defeat it nothing will be dsne oy v"
gina As to the Charleston Convention 1t was nothing
foanay have seen great deal in the papers about the
deiegu from here and from the State q, large attended
The town meeting here and there not more than my
men all ld In that sen delegates TO Charleston and not
len went The Central Southern Rights Association OF VIZ
gina had meeting qui'e small and does not nunoer
one hundred men IN population OF thirty thousand
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The Wards ride to The Court House in the csrsge Of
Gov. Helm and are accompanied by their psreat. Mira
MAJ Ward. and two younger brethers ali Of whom &c
cupy seats within the bsr Ma. Ward IL sad to be il ADD
eomfs 20 cour supported BY a cEuch he PIT upon
bis triL frst
The cosres pendent of The Lo.,'r< Cosrer gives some
Of the points the evidence taken the first dsy-the
Judge having ruled that testimony snail be published
until The the Trial i over-which subjOin
The frst witness examined was w knight. pupl
OF Mr.. Buffers, and son OF II w Knight store
merchant on Market st. Very painful efforts we're msis
to embarrsss the youth AID render h staten sns conr.
dictcry. The second Wm Worthin ZtOn, son OF Mr.
Wor kington. late Of Mississippi Mr.. Ton + MArshsn
niefrog ated this young man, who was scholar Of Mr.
Buffers and eye witness Of the whole transaction.
He excessively ardent in his endsayor 20 renter
nugstory the evidence Of young Mr. W and al last male
bold and avowed stemp, to impair the credoiliiy OF
the witness by mpeachDg his nemory or reraeRy.he
was not parc 1sr w,ioh. During this exanin sion Mr
Marshall spoke some fifteen minutes AMI was replied TO
by Mr.. Carpenter.
The third witness was J. Speed Pirtle, son Of Chsn
eeor Pirte brigb; and intelligent lad Of 10 years He
told straight forward story. and was in no way dscon
certed by the tortuous cross examination
The fourth witness was Minor Il Pope son Of " N
II Pope Esq He had been suffering iron al attack OF
sickness and scarcely able 70 be in attendance AS
before the Police Court, bis testimony wa. explicit and
conclusive. despite the battery Of cross questions
During the examination Of some of the boys Jldge
Kipcbeoe forced request hsi the attorneys for the
defense should eIrce more lenlency toward the youth
Witnesses. and when MeeSrs C1ldTel ana " ole nad
both INDUCED in cross examining young knight. he
dered tia. aerwad the examination should be con
fined TO but one attorney.
The Courier says Of 81 Ward;
Hs face is very pale with slight flush high up on
each check His depoi in court that OF Ian
guild mentally and physically enfeebed person through
out whoe entire system disease bad ruthiessly rayaged
1t was but occasionally during t. day that he held any
conference with his attorneys. He seems content with
their skill in managing the The other prisoner R,b'
j. Ward, Jr. had an air OF nOnchalaace-dOni care
about him"
expected that the uial will occupy several days
perhaps weeks
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Personal ITEMS.

GRANT TBoEErRs ha. become q residsr, o. ~csei. e.
EBEsIzER GRHFIS the OLDEST menbs Of the new Legs
Ia ure OF Counecticui was born ITS and - years
old He frsf ctosp member in 1908 ami ha. beeo
recbc-en ten tines he Is Free Democrat
Tbfrs IS taik that Anna viii divorce his present.
wife il be nego;ise marriage with oas Of thu dAagh
trs Of he Qseen Dowiyer OF Spain Bis p-ssent Wfs
born in westerio Albany County, n. Y. AMI her
msidep Bsme wa Lspssgh
PARK BEsJAxIS has becorne resident OF Guil orc Coma
great scarcity OF Agricultural lsbcrer' is said to exist
in Connecticut hat 81 50 per day is currently paid to
secure good hands Bat in fact isborsrs mus be IN De
maid throughout this ycin. soon ~ the Teathet oa
comes favorable for planting The season is 50 backward
tbst two months work be done in May and every
ore who pos or plant socud 20 orth INTO toe fields
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD TRIAL.
Couespordepce Of The Tribune.
S.ur. r1r nY Etidav 4 NIL 81 l,

Cou,spondsuce Of The Tribune.
SCHENECTADY. Friday April 81, 1854
The case Of Mr Hyslip OF New YORK City, against the
Western Railroad for damages for injuries received by
him while riding in defendants cars between Greenous1
and Springfield September 1850, has just BEEN DE- ded
in the Circuit Court now session in this city his Honor
Judge Cady PRECEDING, assisted by Associates henper
and Bouck The jury, after short absence. returned
with verdict for the plaintiff of $4,000.
Messrs Coebrane and Potter Of this city, and Beach OF
TROY were counsel for plaintiff and Messrs Phelps of
Springfield and Reynolds OF Albany for defendants An
now pending fore the Court Of Appeals growing out of
the accident. b.
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fBy telegraph

NORFOLK April 80 1854.
The ship Beatrice arrived here from Csao on the pas
SAGE fell in with the British brig Midas from Calao bound
10 Cork dismssed aud in sinking condition. Took off
the captain and and brought them to this port
BosroS, April %, 1884.
Brig Orizana, from Portland for Mstansas' when of
Cane Cod this morning. in contact with an unkuown
schooner bound Bath, in which she suffered con
siderable damage and lost overheard three seamen VIZ
Charles Campbell Peter Weleh, and Charles WSierhouse
Put in here 70 repair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

The decrease from the preceding week has be-n % OF
which 90 were in Commissions alone 10 Group SIX in De
bity in IL hsmmaton Of the Lungs in Small Pol while
Msasmus ncIeaes - and other diseases in es de
gree Among the Casualties and Violent Deaths are
by injury 70 the heal by pistol shot by drowning
BY fracture fsku from blasting killed or murdered
by fracture of ku poisoned by choroiorm suicide oy
cutting the thIoI The most remarkable return OF the
week Is one ~N.rlral Death disease remarkably
prevalent this Ciys, least not sufficiently so to create
sDy alarm
The following Table viii show the monthly progress Of
all the principal diseases as well as Casualties under
which head are put all Of death not usually sub
;ec,ed 70 medical treatment We add the totals by weeks
since The elose of the first quarter Of the year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

-. 18th luminous spothesis Of Napoleon &s SAM Bat
= in vain Wien the glt'srng chariot OF Hep'so" ~
k rolled by, and the beautiful Empress, seated Oy ~
"a. .c.,sr,d smiles The flowers every hand, the impe
covple received lot shout Of acelsmaon not one
- n welcome IL was like the passing Of unereslcor
.g, ave that in France not much as paaPs' goes
~ r,oss sOui erery t'ag has hat and e0ery 10
,os making the sign Of The cross. ToN
g. VII Ao,il q 1884
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pxrh.r vso took sss ire 9Th verse rs IN
Aets M seFuetzse Of bek 10 sseera Nc We "a,
.t, 81 -, hss,nrr lie en~ssccs - % iees at $40 sei
irs Ire b..- Of ,as dome TIE length
-. e g.. f,a s,rgnd ARD c1aisnss Del w 1,sis
s,h, ~, .eS.rc, room Is a. BY 70 feet and eaP,o. $50
rsS.sinr ss0ut So persoss rss saiisias Gas efSsr.
Cr,os ocr and has ereo ssea ~ ss
s,r tWoy . sl rent OF si"V.
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RJJIS OF MORTALITY.

The City Inspector makes the following returns for the
SIxTIESTH WEEK OF the present year
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS IN TIE CRY AND COUNTY o.
NEwYoRE from April Is % AprI 2, 1854 =, a..
Mrs. ssW oyEs 79-BoYs lS7-GIRLs Ia 4SS.
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DR. Norn.cus corner building vas Also burned ca, r'
the third time we believe DR. Daniels. boo, ana s1'e
maker in the same BALD az also suffered some loss
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So, Fond An Lac Lake Superior Last evening. he leiI
there on Friday last and through on foot IN Tour
Says and half cling time When he len the ice Wa
S!t;n- rn In the Lake Improvements are rspiiy
-; 1eerwsrd Al the mouth Of the -. Louis. Mr. san
toHs n-'gaS ON Government surveying subdvidng
v,si Of the one already surveyed a. the NOUN OF
Nv - fMinneseia penocc4, 18th.
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CHrILTY ~ THE OHIO PESIrESrhRY.-The Oh0 State
Journal of the 18th contains ioDe facts relating to toe
cruelty exercised by the Deputy Warden. whose Mans IS
Watson upon the body o. negro named Coksr conhosd
in the Ohio Pententary The has besn bought 10
the notice Of the Legislature, and Committee have maize
report on the subject which is said have produced
trofound sensstc in the House The testimony is 10 sub
stance a follows
In Mach last Coker yas suspected by the Warden OF
having stolen $3.50 belonging to him lie therefore had
him thrown into dark cell having floor but the earth
without bed bedding, 20 feet from any stove he was
kept there three days and then taken OUT anu gwen yen
ssbes with the cat which laid vigorously that
his be was cut and the blood flowed from the Ra-hes
Hewas then placed in the CELL as before and kept th'ee
DAYS more taken out again and whipped as severely AS
before with bis shirt saturated with his blood he was
again placed in the CELL without bed clothing and on
the earthly floor Of DUNGEON he was left for three days
more He was then taken out and logged third time
with the caf by Watson The fourth time ne was taksn
ON, and struped and was told ii be did confess he
would be WHIPPED every day until his time OF confinement
expired AL the time the negro protested thai he vas IN
noceDt ana knew nothing OF The money lie was hoggea
a. ain and for sixteen days in cold weather he was KEEP.
In ID. cell in this miserable condition, anu led on corr
bread and water This outrage was Committed upon an
nnoce Mt the victim Of suspicion The negro tod ms
own .tnry and his testimony was cOrro0ora.ed by the
other witnesses who examined. Mr. Dimmock, the
Chief Warden was absent or sick during the Tune lie
returned before the close OF the examination ana Wa
nlaeed mon the stand by Watson, but when the COmm
lee told Watson that if Mr. DmmOok sworn ne must
be examined generally in relation TO the AFFAIR ne De
clueo 10 have tim ana he not examined The
Committee had two physicians members OF the House,
calico 10 exsnine the back of the prisoner and they
port that II badly cut up hst twenty prominen,
csshes through the skin apparent that his M res
together with his exposures would have been sufficient 10
have produced the Gesfh Of person Of only ordinary en-
DURANGO
Such ere some Of the facts relating to this case. U
eour,e the offending officer shoad be removed ne proba
bly vii be
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DLpIcArIos OF A CHURcH-rhe Central Congrega-
national Church Bro0tyn situated the corner Of Fulton
ans C.sorsvs dsdessd yesterday nornrs os'rs fa
sssst,oa The 80 Pr.sstsa b the asT. assI W.
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TIE whole number Of deaths ia 1858 was 54l IN l'4
4ss increase est per cent Increase Of population per
cent
-, sr,ong children has been
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, mortality among children has been

,crease Of mortality under 10 year Of age 81 per cent
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Such bids will therefore be accepted in preference 10
higher bids for specific modes OF conveyance routes
where the lowest mode of conveyance at is on horse
back us known TO be insufficient
In all cases where the lowest grade Of service il believed
TO be sufficient, the lowest bid viii be accepted if duly
GUARANTEED IN preference 10 "staro specific bid.
When the lowest bid is bid and specifies either
mode Inadequate mode Of conveyance will
be accepted but set aside for specific bid proposng tho
necessary service.
When the bid does not specify mode Of conveyance,
aso when proposes TO carry according the advertise
mentn but without such specification will be considered
proposal for horseback service.
20. modification OF bid, Ia any OF is essential terms,
tantamount bid and cannot be received so
interfere with regular competuon after the last hour for
receiving bids
cheney of guaranors surees without knowing they
persona of sufficient responsibility and all bidders,
guarantors, and distinctly notified that
failure into perform the for the service
proposed for IN the accepted bids, their legal liabilities will
be enforced against them,
90, The contracts will be substantially in the forms here
toore used in this Department. except the respects par
tcuary mentioned in these instructons and all railroad
and steamboat the will DO required de-
liver the mails the post Offices the ends of the
and into all the intermediate post offices not more Than
eighty rods from the railroad or landing.
% Present contractors, and persons known the Depart
men must equally with Others, procure guaranors and
certificates OF their suciency substantially in the forms
above prescribed The certificates of sutfciency be
signed by postmaster, or Judge or clerk of court of
record.
Postmasters at the ends OF which they think
the present mode of conveyance inadequate VIII weigh the
and three weeks other routes, and report the result by
the 10th April, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
January 3, 1854.
Jan l3-lawl2w
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Orphans coart, December 10, 1853.

tfIttfens' Uttontbrf
District OF Columbia, WashiDstoh county, . witi
Mary H. misunderstanding De bonis OF Dan
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