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debas hAa Oesasrsa II PurisaInsns IA references . u.
IsaIen' q ths eoo1sa subjects q eai BarAin ia ms Cal
tsd STATES
TIE Il Preso0 caused seriou. dlssaraness ans
EEany affssis have been made.
Or ma EArlHE oIra-LArsH rH0n HAsANA-
AEw foaK, April -The steamer Empire Cay has az
rived. bTinstns Havana dales ~ 70 March 2sth-
The isand Is quiet and bDsinsss duh Twsay q lbs
AEgssssnsa establishment, the island bsrn
bred BY sparks fom a loc0mouye.
The government ship Albany - ia port.
The CRbans exceedingly anxious regard 10 gbs
Black WsrTior difficulty and apPrehensiss Of oubls
with the Uniisd States
The government steamer Princeton arrived Al Havana
90 The zsth Of March The steamer Fulton is also in pot
Mneh Inconvenience islt the island consequence
Of the drought
The Empire City had special permission 40 leave ii.
island be fore sunset
The trade u The island was duh although the arrival Il
vessels was large hirythIee having arrived in one dny
The Empire CRY brings Ons hundred passengers ard
small amount 81 specie.
The GREAT swEEFsrAKE RACE -kEsrucKY yIcroHI0us
Nav ORLEANS April The great sweepstaks purse 81
$4,000 contested for on Saturday the principal
contestants being the horse Lexington Tor Kentucky Ar.
row, for Louisiana Lroompte Mss ssippi and
lsncer, Tor Aabsm The coarse was thrunsea win
sporting men from all paris Of the Unoa ard rhe bsttinQ
was very high The purse by Lexington, the
representative Of Kentucky, Ia stra ght heaH
MARKETS.
NEW foAK, April4 -Foarsass OF barrels o. Stale
a. 81 ~ es and southern 81 SO a 81 6s wheai
unchanged Cornsaies Of "a 600 bushels All rs cents to
mixed, and 10 81 for yellow Cotton duh Stock
declining
BALTIMORE, April 4i2 mF lour-saIes Of 900 barrel,
Of Howard street al 81 81 lzs Nothing done in City
Miis-heh al 81 06. Wheai--nons offered; no sales
prices sEal as yesterday Cornsaes Of 900 bushels
90 70 cents Cor white. and % 70 cents for yellow
oatssales OF 1000 bushels cents for Virginia
and al ~ ~ cents for Maryland No chanse oher ar
ticies usually spoken OF Ia the market
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.EEgvsL or nm nArne.-rorz pArs l4rKr rruu
NEw FoRK. April 4-Ths steamer B.lae hs, arrived
with Liverroo ds'c- . ne % chino
Brssastuas suisL Floor uncbsr F.d-sae, or canal :,
SIS and Bslannrs snd Phii.delphis II rs. . NJ. "a
white 4 81 sad Fsi0E Al aos Cotton dBf-l0~ grade.
declined half psnIy; sales during last thres day, y
5000 bale. C0usals ~ %. American stocks arm
AprAIns.
The Car has rsiscied vote the pror,o.to,, ~ a.
pow~rss whcb rrlecton is considered as siut,
DE door 2 NJ nexotsons for peace, and rendering IN.
inevitable
A. ret however. no engagement elmer upoo 60, =.
land between The Russian and thoss o ne .ss
powers has t.keu place Fnt ore Enru4iSss IA, ct h
tiles being made both sides a. narn se.pt $50
on hs par 81 knssiA preparsiions tie war are no
ng On ~ every par - tn- smptrs. bon Wpsu .~. sd
land The Russian force already ID h1 Bsld h.s h~sr -
informed by thousands u uoops snd more are % t@ wy
By the last nocoans haadrsd thousand inca ~r. GA ~
march between Odessa snd Moscow seventy thousand
scFe eoAeo~o seoai sessfopo sns thry thou.and h.d
already arrived 81 Ode,ss
On he pa o. EsE. "a snd France s.rs. p,...,,,io,
are ProoocdnE with actively snd vsgor thsu
hefeafors, he Ensi isetuc hYtss Gar ar al
for peace having nfuzF8 Bs he governments q both Fns
sna SOC fFNnp@ ds'efEustou % sand ~ Tarkev 70 the
isF,
FssHsh troops have already embarked iron, Manage.
for tbe sect a var
The Tarss, IN v,ew q he immense wsrisE. pr.p.-s-
lions or the AZ p Rs-.is, afs hautis
i i sta'sd hst Prince Louis N.po-on ursnd. lesvins
Frsnes f. me Esss on ne ssb 81 Apra
The n.arrecso1 Greece i oouass-~a .. ssrinr teen
susirsiy pnt down.
The greet depth q s1d he vss snouus o. iss in
nss &c elsewhere have checked mitaV SEPARATIONS in
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Some time since gentleman Living in Indiana vas
thrown from las buggy and sustained severe fracture
OF the lower Jaw he has since been under treat
menf but without experiencing benenthdeed The bone
became Eraaay decsyed and threatened the loss Of tbs
jaw.
There are said 70 be in Cuban ports two Spanish fgass
seven hngsoi-war, tye schooners and nine steamers.
The senate Of PeBnsyv.aia has passed bali limiting
The naber Of persons be admitted 10 public executions
al twenty-five, and prohibiting The employment Of any
professional hangnah, or employed solely Ion thai
purpose
The Havana correspondent Of the New York Mirror,
writing under dale Of March 24th has the following
narrative Of incident connected with the Black
Warrior !"
There much excitement iD tbs CRY this snorning IN
consequence OF some bard words Thai passed between
Captain Bullock, OF the b. w and The comnsndspte ds
kuafaaf a. me Dominica Our consul this morning
l2ird The facts 10 me follows When the Black War.
nor Was delivered up The small among The
MISSING quantity OF champagne claTet porter. nice
edlhles Ae were mol 10 be found. (Whethsr any ad-
socaes Of me Maine hqsor law bad been on board and
consigned the bubbles To a waiery grave ia not known
lIst OF them was made out and presented by Mr. Tying
eonslgnss o. The vessel, 10 the communicable for settle
msnl tie New INTO great rage denied all know ledge
OF the mailer, said he a cavalier an officer and
gentleman, and should demand satisfaction for such an
lupaiation captain Bullock entered soon after and
have any trouble and that he wosld settle the case
himself tie went immediately in search of the com.
naldanls. and found bin al Dominca's Captain Bull
lock told the ccmmsndante that he was the responsible
person. thai he had ordered the list made our and pre-
sened that be Capt B. also cavalier an OH
Ger and gentleman, and although the b. w would sail
within few hours, yet there ample time To settle
the affair as be chose, whether with swords or pistols
thai De would GEL up steam, take him outside the Moro
ADD bare hn brought back again within twenty -four
hours dead or alive The communicable. finding himself
In nx hacked se.xTs oG said that Captain Bullock
was gentleman, and The blame OF the whole matter
rested upon thai I'D rascal Don Carlos Tying The
Americans has are aats proud of he Captains bravery
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUABLE REAL Estate
Tbs undersigned
DsT Of
William Duncan, Decreased VIII offer pubic Tue.
Ian day a. pwumises IN
afternoon, The northern ot Ne
hurEins Tweh nort
sad us hns FROM Tweth Of
running bach hundred fec wae Alley The
brlck cling
Terms o. One am Of money down
balance proportions twelve. eighteen and
and ~bots
u BY
WI convey purchaser purchasers p me
said property N fee.
JOHN II. RELY,
JOHN u. CLARK
NICHOLAS CALIAN,
JOHN VI. GODDARD.
BENJAMIN X hOksEIL
Commissioner.
las c. MCGUIRE
Mar le-eoc Aurnopesr.
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EROM PAKIs--De C1.rcg yanzs Guide rrsuuue ces
consulsrL ! sol, is5i.
Aorsuf Manual o-s Aysnr Consustres- I vol, Is11.
De Csrcss FormgiHire Chsoeuec
lsirss. 2 vols-, 1ssl
NHrasns oulds Dipiumnugus wis. LEIPZIG.
Coqpcn iiEconomir Palssu.
3 vols, lssA
DAlor; Jurizprua-ncs Generate. wi. is5o
Escchs Dieconaqo Legi.lncian Juri.pua,p
a Mxerfd,
KswnHnit3 ht-oars % con-~al e'Ern1 ] vo .lssl
81 luiirns Voyage Pirrorc~qBs Rnsae a
4spon Expedition q vo4s..
MARINER L'Adrtsoqne 81 W Montenegro asa
sesss bacnonnsrs Unfvursci Dc Lasgss vo
iasA FkANCs TAYLOR.
Ap
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Supreme Court Of the United states

TUESDAY, April 4, 1854
No. g. William A. Smith e al. appellants, Us Leroy
swormsiedt e AZ The Argument Of this cause was com
menest BY Mr. Stahbsry for the appellants
Adjourned Till tomorrow at II O'Clock
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LOCAL NEWS.

AyENuEs AND s-EEErs uF WAsAIser1s-Peope from dis
tant parts Of The country, and from Europe who visit the
metropolis, their surprise and qualification upon
seeing IT'S broad avenues and Ii is, perhaps
too much say tha there Is no CITY either in Europe or
America thar will ali compare with Wasning ION In
this particular New York coniesssdly the largest
and The most popuous city ia the Union, and tie
commercial aud financial emporium Of The country II
is American city, and all American rejoice
in ts increasing population and prosperity. Whilst
upon a visit IL lost 10 admir- Iion
Of its extended commerce, its towering houses Us
superb painces lis shpp.ngtbe spars Of VII reminded
Of extensive forest striped Of folageshe baste
OF business The eouaIleas vehicles aud the stirring naseA
Bus there feature Sf the city which was dra
back upon the brilliant and busing scene-xe sade 10
the avenues and We bat lew days
from Pennsy anis avenue, xashiaxoa and standing on
the sidewalk Of what IN ely would sound ludicrons
To cal Broadway, telt deep regret wealthy and
popDlous city had an avenue in width ~
preaching to those which characterize cry Charsby
disposed, trust always are, pred ns
feeling esmmiserGtics Why s.Brosdwsy' called
with all its spendor and wealth, in Washington would
eeiye The OF Narrow il is pcobable thar
New YORK viii continue to Increase until Manhaltan island
viii be covered With ho1ses would not be ad sisab e
for he fathsrs o. thai ely. other eizsAs enter
prise and enlarged rI, obtain plan Of city onnd-
ed by Washington the PAl OF the Union Upoa tracing
his plan, they could DE- and Steps lay thor
o1ghfsrrs which would indeed he Eraadays New York
would not be by poserity because they
were eny,isf Of wasAingtonans The avenues OF New
York uch wider ran the streets because they have
been bat rscenty made and Is not impfobahlr here
Interested in opening them who had visited our
city, Stn, aey contracted ia comparison vim car
PeunsYlvAnis, Virginia, New York. Louisiana and other
avenues an = 20 be regretted he praeclurs 4!
them lad larger puas were not Influenced by
expansive views. Il s hale 80 oar New YorE
friends % profit b. these suggestions lFtds and
avenues, Of the WssaingEoa order, should b
TIE suthorinss O he great ~ al time 20
come
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BY y. c. MCGUIRE, Aucs1e.

TSHIsTEES Sale OF Valuable ImpFovcd PropOrfy.-
On Saturday afternoon April sh TT O'Clock prlses
SHAH sell BY deed Of
wilt subscriber March D. e4s
w o, No.
Tor
LOT numbered ~ numbered hundred
eight lSas) having froH Eleventh
avenue and running back
feel ten and half IDcne with
handsome three brick dwelling house.
the first story,
for notes satisfactorily secured bearing
reserves the to resell the Of
| purchasers. NJ CALI.AN, Trustee.
Mar I'D Jas C.. MCGUIRE, Auctonccr.
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lMPK5vEnKST O. PENNSYLVANIA AvKNUE.-SarvsYors are
boz basy engaged In preparing the way for Improve
Haent Of PennsyisEniz 81 the PfsEldsnfs
House There iormidSbse obstacles II way u lev
ens and improyns his graf ghfars neigh
booOd Of Rock creek, the dividing line between Wasting
tou and GeoFsst0wn but he skill Of hs surveydrs We
have no doubt, VIII succeed ~ removing them.
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BY y. c. MCGUIRE, A~.sso...

EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-on Tuesday afternoon, April
IL Ir auction shaI Nos 10 H.
Ma Ia fronting la5 Hampshire
2s FEED inches lis
Terms cash
BY order Of the Commissioner OF Buiidine.-
J. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D
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VALCAELE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyED PROPERTY AT
Ancuoa-os Friday Inc 3isf lastxEi
s1ioch ffoa u premises D. square
Assaas ont On Finn the Of
" = iee running back % feed
South OF tie lot viii be
good two story brcs house.
proved part Of the
which VIII be sold IN l0< purchzs
Terms One alrd twelve, eighteen
monta LOO notes bearing Interest deed
taken. Tide inaispul.bIe.
GREEN b SCOTT
MAJ Sd Apcnoncera.
g- Ihe above sale A. postponed caascQueHrS of
ne rain, until "Wednesday, the hour.
Ap2-d ADcnorss.v.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCT1ON.-On
"wednesday The lah instant shall sell front psn-
NJ O'Clock Building wiuaSed
Snd fronting ON the aey
HAh being the building lately
en- psnl1rs shop The
and 80 the whole
lot The loi 10 = feet front and 100 feel
caie1atcdf for printing Office @ factory
Terms One fourth cash balance
the purchaser pay nens bearing
est from the day Of deed given
Title indspu tahie.
GREEN SCOTT
Ap I'D Aucnoneers.
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NEM srhISG GOODA-Wiiiam Tucker, merchant tzaior,
~ be~cen s~eza,
sod returning has sincere Anks his friends
N&sth, -
opening Of the elegant
ahd summer goods he has the public
All Of which sA be executed in
notice. Call see.
iD-51w4wlT WILLIAM TIJCKER
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, A.cue.esr.

SUPERIoR CABINET FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD aCHlCK,
eIng iortT elegant u Fresch .Ahe
elegant git and cuigass chAndse Handsome family
rage French eoup.s ans PAL. Of nay sAsss hors kcon
Boa WA Gwln corner % and streets, shat sell al his
Handsome Louis XIV piano iorss, BY CHECKER
SUITE blue and rosd psros arpfus
SUITE OF rosewood brocxeJe psto furni
Elegant crimson curtains, curialns,
Eo.s~oos s-as 'sp ssns aals Chissss ,s.soy.
ManAcs.sst Of French gil table ornamenn eonaass Of
Par q Frsaeh gin pa-icr ehundahers for gas
Pair Of eiexsnt cut glass do do
Bsaunfa Frsseh csas ,ss sa.er. eIaos.siy carved
Elegantly deeorsiee French China dessert,
Rich Crystal cur glass ei.rsi prcners,
Finger bowls saieT bottles, fuuhers vtnos
ShnDpssnes preserves CELERY stands, he
BronIe csneeiabrss, maniei ornaments
French msnsss suudcs tiueTaece
sh,sea as,ns ss.,s upasssrss ~i'h green H0roceo
Table euuiery plated
Velvet and Brussels
NsnitEah star, and hah carpets, oii-clOth
Oak carved hal CHAIR nsi rscs
Rosewood ElEAbecaisn bedseHds
hosswooe dressing bureaus. ~ash~szn1r
Rosewood mirror front wardrobe Lined tourbOu -sh sssn
Handsome hinat
MAuor Iont mahogany wardrsse
marble rop shaving stand. psyche glass
Mahogany spring rockers
Best cured hair
Msrsilies qsiiu blankets, comforts
superior feather soisrsr and pillows
TereeI win large and ero~aenr sssortnsni % s,chsn
In fruuf of fhr rsx.aencs, shan
taexxnt fsnnsy and hxrness
-msi French conp~s
Terms So and under tsi credit ri too and
"sr mosh. r @'isAe'ory endorsed ns,s. ss.rst ss,
ApI-s Ascnonssr
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by y. G. MCGUIRE. Aucuon..r.

BY y. O. MCGUIRE. Ancrionser.
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON NINTH STREET All
pubac sxe0n Saturday afternoon, April O'Clock
be premises shall sell The south Of lot No square
streets morrill, running back % feel inches
story frame house. conaning Tide indlsputable
Terms one ball cash the residue and
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
Ap Sd Aueponeer
Ia Oiphant Reprinted from thira London edilon
Dieetcs OF The Soul. BY Soa D..
The Divine Character vindcHIed. by Bahou
TAYLOR MAURY's
Apa Bookstore, ssh
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Thirc night Of The re-engagrmsnt Of
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON.
WxgsKsp4r Evrs1ss, April S. 1854,
The performances viii admired genise
eoInedeftA entitled
DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Overture Orchestra
II be foOxed greatly comsdy ncis
uued i.
ANDY BLAKE.
To conclude Imaginable sasns
BOB NETTLEs.
Prices q admission ORES. purvusue,
hra Der 81 eoorsd gallery, IS Private bOres s.
Ap5
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Jv1LrrS--This is name thar viii Impair pleasure 10
many readers Of the Unton Il vii be grstfyin. ipteRi.
gencs friend. Of the eity and neixhboshood n.
who 'iose the concord q sounds-to hear Inn,
Julien, with his musical troop vii probably revisit H..
CITY some week Ous or more coucert, vii -.
given Mr. Broaah, the Eeudemany agent Of Iuu~n IL /.
expected w ey ~ ThurxdHy or Frd,V u.rt
LFrTxns DnsTKoYEn-Ths ietsrs retarnpd 10 The Cner-
Al Poet Once. called n ofce pssnee dead rtsrs were
Destroyed ~ Gre Monday, iar from Toe suhsa
lnsfitBuou The quantity burned shout one thousand
bush-s Th0ussnds Of anrioas minds employed n
indiGns these iesers and y tEsif could viii pro
priefy Be pubsh.d III sOflA dev.loymc1ts soak !.
made 0a,'Osnd same, an r nnny, kat sru.s sraafy
more.
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INC. 4s5.I
NOTICE 81 WITHDRAWAL from private entry .,
ees.n nDas yae within then miles ssch SIDE of
route Of the ~opo-es fom sssrvsrosr, Loss
vIeKssups. MIss1ss1rr4-
proposed rrr.pryr az IN,
sT.rs has arss,se . fs ne p--sr and anin tAs "a
srrshouss ~ ensr Of
enrry srss vsnd .,u- -f ar srsss aw n,
Operation q m. ssae. .ns -sein p-ssenoss sas
In me dis'rc II lands subject Nosaas
Verdi ~ ne bose Of "A. -~-szs~.
Tg-"-r- hheen sreon ssrsnrsu s'<hssn, nineteen,
ro~nsaE~ furresn an.~n srht-sn
Tg~n.hips fo.-rn sAssn, .r,~rn .~r.sen shs-sn and
rsseresr, = rrss~. r'rhf 70 fourteen, inclusive
Townships hhsen and sarrs.n. u range fieen.
sorfa II fas ts.s Ers u-s Il fAs rn~-ss~.S
Tswr.s- a,sss .rssn ssys.-sH s'sh'-"n HnstssH and
de a susscs N4rSnroorss.
r.sa- VIZ
xo-R sf as E-<s Sp-. n lAs -~4Sss--
rsr san ssss .svss.-n ssh''a "''e''eh and
svss snasr ny band a ne e",ss Land ocs ev q ws.a
nv order q Frs.aasnt
Cpmmi-~sopsr q me General Lssd oacs.
pucH JEwErRY.-m W. GAIT 4 BROTHER -. nov
~ epsans ne mos e ~'s''ses" s-eiy ever
'y en- ses .ss. r s sec. q s'. s's ss...s
A-e aer soriasr q jsa sracss and s~esi.sss,
y. .ss-s ssy, ~ ss been -s'.ess -,a
- s.ss o N. essssn s.... r.a.. sr.ss.,
EREScH aLMaxAcs FOR pssa--slmsns.h rup~-si
. TO- frngs,as. pu Js,sar ns Isrdner t1-r
~ ~ 20. ssn ns Nspasor ~ i'oncis Tons Assp~'sus
ROOss KRs = Sons s~n-,.~ p~.A.sv..-soarsr, i. ,.r
eelssd in vsr,ev TIE hne~ grades sasn~.
sg ~., =, :. Ven . s"s 81 hssir easspsr Kind.
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az and sn-r Nena"r, Asri 1854, s.sy -ss ~n
W ssv.r4s>~ts
from Asn.sarA % svso"svBs nod
uH depot. OF psx~ H~s~y N
s'iees 90 me srvsi e me es.ehrs c~ w.~ssns~,
GoFaensvals Ia oc<k
me Nrrnhs cs.rs Gcswo.A tssrso-,e.-
vss and ss"sscr .. sie~ss
~nspewr a-ass.
soraun~vifs
~h sososa~~ns
rival Of fhe the ktrEms Csrsa
sris before orect mueso
~lfh me snvkas Wsshsssror
frew AsrssAns
~n A~rs~dr,s befets
= o'cf"ck, p. Surviving nrrck, D
On Sunday, go .ssws ~ p'cisck- a. m.
Trssn FROM W~rr-nton ard iu1syees stations,
{SprdrF
e,viec srdris 10 oirieck,
On SUNDAY, ~tn lows AZ \ p'riscss
= Ge-0cns-1h~ ~
Chsrtait~~vtAs EV
Stsuufos 80
tLrnctN"rr +.ss. -
NLursT ..-e.+ g
Wv "srset*----s o.
-Pas~ense f LvnehhSR Lszy,
rrs- ssrtw A.rsnsrsa = ~ ecccs ~ TUESDAYS, Thus
Frr'zht trains are ruumins aaay, lsunasy sre.gs-el
80. -. W. .. BEocKKTTs
Rf-en Asspl
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Prices q admissi0u Dress pnrVusue, 50
served
hard Der, coiored gallery, IS Private borss s.
Aps
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NTRAW GOOD~-SPKISG. IssS,-Tke ssh~crpr~
rs-tcd ~ FORMER Ne Al south second
f.tfs- sov.rs and rnnana and
~nsch psrvrs vsrrhsrss s~d n
liner generosity invited confidently hsn
nn~rasnet-
THOMAS WHITE . co.
MHrl+-dln
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I've seetn- % fuu1s v EnFlsre hes b-en - cunse-
qnenre o ne qualification 81 secret r5respondencs in
whch ne as%Sns y RHssiu poa TarksY cery sr-
pressed, and the Continued drain upop re bunio. 4 -
Bank q England
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There are sAd 70 be in Cuban ports spanish fgass
seven hugs0i-wAr, Eve schooners, ana nine steamers
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rpRISG and Summer Fs&htons-M~ A. srETR vn
~ Thursday, April EN- sp-ens
spwfrs m millinery
Millinery Rooms q street., bss~ssn
A-dA
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THE PorEs NUsco--A letter addressed 70 The Arch
bishop q Baltimore By Mons Bedini. the Popes Nnn-
CO Ais Tetsrn 10 Europe has lately been made
puthc which be refers has the United Stales
ard Gegesatss lie ccatuct Of those who participated 10
the threatening demonstrations against him while here
He inmaes thai he charges preferred against him
pure inventions, gotten ~ BY refugees from EuTcps and
seems 10 labor under the impression thar he 90.
treated b government the be lei 10
expect TIE lelef have already attracted he
attention Of NE Italian refugees New York and il il
said they hsc meeting Saturday last and resolved
4 10 publish reply.
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The senate Of Pennss has passed ball limiting
The nuber Of persons 10 be admitted 10 public executions
al twenty-five and prohibiting The employment Of any
professional hansman or one employed solely for thai
purpose.
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Loss CO TEn sPASIss wlR STEAMSHIP PIzaRRs We
learn he following particulars relative to the rrerk Of
this steamer:
!" The steamer arrived al he anchorage az pl.v, a.
ne' opposite bscscoa harbor, on the nth Of March
iron y lsgo De Cuba with 900 soldiers on board ~ 81
Change VIII hose 10 garrison al Raracoa She took
them on board and ef he night NJ III O'clock ard
al ocoeS nsxt morning struck 90 the reef ~ r,ne
May on tbc ras1 end OF Cuba the boats rer. s ~,
alongside he steamer IN attempting 10 lower auav ne
troops. $40 n number and her crew OF one hgnar.s r
wsrs landed By rails focne u the Steamships yards and
icprasfs -
ne commander Of the steamer iurneasats1x ass
patched messenger across land 20 Barscoa for .ssi.t
ance The captain a he port despatched IN. .rhaos,
John y White. with launches and hoas and srrIrsa =,
the steamer ne night and sent one hoat an .bo,
blowing very heavy and Tremendous sea ru.ninu the
sea making cc1ple'e breach over he stssr,.r n I
manned ~ me STEAMER Until nert cay, and finding 4 IN
rosxhis 20 embark the rooPs concludes tr rsfrr, Il
Bzrscoa he STEAMER lies hged in ~ rsfbarnx w.s.r
hove guns and armament overheard on Tho re.f - 4
tsihu~s wster On the lah, the French war .srpn.y
Elan arrived Al he wreck having bs SpHsi.s br,yas
war Fesgo n ou. % assst = set her Of Il po.sTsae
Ise saeamef Will q AZ probability, become ! total
wreck
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-05

Gen John Cooke, Of Tennessee died al bis residence
a few days since al considerably advanced sge-ve
think upwards q eighty yeafs. Gen, Cooke was well
known during lite as prominent ACTOR in pubIie events
From 1919 AL lsz7, be represented his Stale in Con-
gress and Tor many years he hlsd 10 The senate or
house Of The Tennessee legislature For several years
be was speaker OF the popular branch
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-05

The Detroit Advertiser says that the ice IN Graveliy
bay and the mouth Of The Weland canal quite firm and
solid yet and, ar the eye reSSa Lake Erie is
sheet OF solid ice with but lii tie prospect Of being
open for navigation for fortnight YET.