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LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editor and Proprietor

have one now at your house. II you have
no, you are unworthy TO be called sOot
iarmer.
n YOU need well-and mos, farmers do
need one more-dig il in winter. Dig too,
every cellar or other excavation that will be
needed in summer. before summer comes.
Above all things dig much. Dig bitches
for draining land, wherever you can DO 1t
withou, too much exposure in the water in
freezing weather.
Cutting bushes, trimming up wood land,
taking on, siumps, blasting rocks. prePar-
ing compost heaps. digging holes 10 sci Ou,
frui, trees, preparing root gratis, going to
mill and getting home a good supply ol
-four, meal and horse feed to carry you
through The spring work, can and should be
done in winter.
II we have no, pOir,ed out work enough
scshow you lha, you ca" keep your sum
mer hirelings through the winter, we will
Try again. Bu, we think we have, and we
reisenie tha, it is your duty as good farmers,
good citizens, good Christians, who would
do unto others as ye ,ha, they should do
unto you, that you should study how you
may, IL no, prO6iably, yet without positive
loss to yourselves, find employment in win
ter for such labOrers as you require in sum-
mer. II all would do so, i, would relieve
this city OF a grea, burdcn.-N. Y. Trib-
uns.
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VOLUME M.-NUMBER 81.
ORrcox-Jossph Lane.
NEw Mrxico-Joss MANUEL Gallsgos.

ORrcox-Jossph Lane. .., -i..I
NEw MExico-Joss Manuel Gallsgos.
UrAn-John N. Bsrnishfi.
WAsuNoroS-An -Andsrson. 'of
KASsAs-Andrew II. Reeder. disputed BY
John W. Whlftld. .r ,,ru =.
NrBnAsrA-Hiram p. Bennett, disputed
BY B. B. Chapman. '.
SUMMARY.
Total number Of the House without terri
torial delegates 234, Of which lis ii ma.
jority. 80 .yrai iyr..g ,lk
Administration democrats IS, opposition
l55, OF whom III (or just one-half OF tho
House) are Republicans ior suppose TO DO
good for the admission Of Reeder rs delegate
from Kanzas, and Of KnnIas itself with its
peoples FREQ state government.) and 80
Americans Tor doubtful for Breeder and
KanIs)
or the 10 administration Democrats, "a
are from tho free states, and 55 from slave.
All the III Republicans are from tree states.
or the 80 classed rs Ameri.ans, but four
are from free states, and 35 from slave
states. The total representation OF the free
states is IA, Of the slave 90.
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SHOOTING AN ELEPHANT. The death Of
Geo. West, the keeper Of an elepban, at
lached 10 menagere in South Carolina,
has already been noticed.
The elephant from some cause became
angry, and horse coming in his way was
sored 10 death. TIE keeper undertook 10
punish him, whereupOn the enraged animal
seized and threw him up piercing tho poor
man through the body, and manglins him
otherwise in shocking manner. so that he
died 10 few minutes. A Iequisilion was
made on The Camden Ligh, Infantry 10 go
and kill The elephant, which had become
terror 10 all, and detachment, under com.
mand of Lieut.. James Villepigne immedi-
aiely responded 10 the call, and succeeded
in despatchins him, after long and dan.
gerous slrugsle.-Camdtn S. c. Journal.
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"MoRE's You'll KEEP" Some years
ago an old sign painter, who was very cross,
very gruG, and a little deaf, was engaged 10
paint the ten commandments on some table
in church no, fve miles from Buffalo
He worked two days upon IL, and at the
close Of the second day The pastor Of tho
church come In 10 see how the work pro-
ere.sed. The old man siocd by, smoking
a short pipe, as The reverend gentleman ran
bis eye over the tablets.
"Eh," said the pastor, as his familiar eye
detected something wrong in the wording
Of the holy precep,s "why, you careless
person, you have let par, Of one Of the
commandments entirely Ou, don't you
see!n
"No, no such thing" said. the old man,
putting on his speclacles; "no, nothing
left out; where !n
"Why there" persisted tho pastor -
:" here look q, Them in the Bible you have
len some Of the commandments out"
swell, what II I have ?" said old obs,i.
macy, as he ran his eye complacen,ly over
his work "what II have There's more
there now than you'll keep"
Another and more cOrrec, artist wa, EN-.
ployed next day.
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DToRcn IN RnopE ISLAND. Tho Su-
premc Court Of Rhode Island, during the
present term, has granted lhihy-six petitions
for divorce. One Of ,he cases presented
some novel features. A lady was married
when about sixteen years Of age to man
who soon aher lef her. Some eish, years
aher, as neither che no' his brolhers had
heard from him, they supposed him dead
and she married again. About year af.
ierward her first husband appeared, and the
Court now granted her divorce from him,
legalizing her marriage with the second.
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HooPs.-In some OF the fashionable
churches, where FIVE could sit, last year. only
three ladies' can be accommodated, this year,
on account Of their hoops. The consequence
Is, that moro pews must be hired, and tho
price, Of available ones are increased.
The statement that the ladies' OF tho first
families employ a cooper to hoop them, on
great occasions proves unfoundcd. .-Nao
York Times.
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D Godey's Lady's Book for January,
1856, Is received. This number is supcri.
or in point Of engraSings and matter 10
those Of the past year, and il Is only spec.
linen Of the succeeding numbers for 1855,
las Cooley always fulfls his promiscs.) Tho
Book has three steel engravinss, one Of
them a splendid colored fashion plate, and
beautiful lilhosraph in blue and gold, be-
sides other engravings.
Terms, Cash in Adudnee. One copy one
year, So. Two copies one year, SO. Five
copies one year, and an extra copy 10 tho
person getting up The club, making six cop.
les, $40. Eight copies one year, and an
extra copy 10 the person sending the club,
making nine copies, SIS. Eleven copies
one year, and an extra copy to The person
sendire The club, making 10 copies, $50.
Godey's Lady's Book and Harper's Maga.
zine, both one year for $3.50. Godey's
Lady's Book and Ahhur's Home Magazine,
both one year for $3.50. Address, l.. A.
Cooley, No. ii3 Chcslnu, Street, Philadcl-
phia.
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A HANDSOME THING. AS soon us the
resul, Of the election was known in Boston,
on Monday, large crowd went to The
place Of business Of Mr.. Rice, the success
fol candidate. Dr.. Shurtlef, The defeated
candidate, was before them - and in q
handsome speech Introduced MIR. Rico 10
tho jubilani crowd. This was courteous
and generous. aI
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"WHLr SUNDAY School Is THArr II
is pretty generally known that Elizur
Wright is a, the head Of large family Of
children. While walking with them upon
the Common, the other day. gentleman
stepped up and thus acco'ted Mr. Wright:
"Sir, what Sunday school Is this lha, FOL.
lows you '' Mr.. Wright laughed, and then
replied, "thc Hard Shell Baptists."-Cour-
=.
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"No OTHER PAPER Has THE NEws."-
Picrce's organ in Waldo says
"Fnm all parts OF the State We hear OF
an unusual reaction in favor Of Franklin
Pierce" u..r g
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UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL.

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Gro. w. Jonas, 20
James Harlan, 'Gl
To,al-5S Senators, and 4 vacant seats.
Adminisira;ionis,s 33, opposition 25. oi
the latter II are republicans and II Ameri.
cans. 0f,he democrats, IL aIo lIom free,
and IS from slave states. The free and
slave states are now equally divided whcn
full, The free slales have Two majority.
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CONGRESS.

We presen, below lis, Of the Members
OF the Congress which assembled on Mon
day, Dec. Sd, 1855, which will be found
convenient for reference during The session.
The administration democrats arc printed
in italics; and the opposition in Roman
tyDe.
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MAINE. Term expires. ALABAMA Term expires
Hannibd! Hamhn, 1857 Clement c. Cidyjr. 1859
WIN. Pitt Fessenden. 80 yaMss EtrpafrssL, 81
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Ni'Aeis' Nickes Gardiaer. with lumber, to mag
Ksssn sSoihs tof Gharlessonl, Thompson M.v.,s Nav
rs with sugar and asses, to GrnneI Ninturn "a
Ti G5as.s ,.s' Cuba
sehr Emm. iof Provnossewn,, Bush Jasnsi, Nay Is,
with coffee, 90, to master May Is 81 Cape Dsna Maria
spoke whaling schr Mountain Jprins Of Provaoetown ID
sehr Sarah Burton. Kelly Bsraeea Nay H. With fruit.
rom Tor 5sens rs sgsss sshs
hsa aa!sna day: Viz S1s :s s:, !:
sehr 50. Ranger. chadman Aasasorda 81 days. with cot
s'i1 Electric @ pss%sn AssSS day, with
En,erpse from cardsnss Tor johns. NJ '''A' ''nf
schr Gov Andersen Wilson. Nassau, Mp II days. with
Venice tOf AysO) Fish. BrazOs Texas IS dayswith
sehr indisnois three msssed, cathoar New Orleans,
sshr Cataract Francis Savannah, with cotton. Co. to
sohr II Dorado. harlow Wilmington. NC. days.
scsr Ls%astines Briggs WlIpinston
ssbr " Brown, Elrioison, wilminston.
schr x stenehaok, Lisley, Newbern. No
sST g FsssS, s s:i.s Logan NC
sshs Whit ;aa oM: cA Ha,n! As s's..as..
Scbr Dolphin, Foster, Aaehias, 6dVs.
s sSsr G Gp..s1 Ingalls,. asShiss. sdays
s sen Gays Bay state. i Bar, Be:soa; =.
sch. N'reestone, Brooks, Portland Co.
Sobr IA seph Hall. Coe. Portland, CT.
Sioop Jc> n Hall, Coe Portland, ".
BELOW.
Say sses s:Sx ~
n,nt.r a. IPP. moe sid ter Liverpool. Ms
Tn. y..sy. 49, ug to the Kane ARCTIC expedition are at
Wind duriar tho d.v 4 sE, and fresh
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SALT LAKE CITY, March rs, 1855.
SssoaH oo9ssoS WsA TIE Army OGcers-Jushcc IN Utah
Mob LaU Triumphant
Some dssraceful appear to have been transact
Cd lately In Utah. Since COL steptoe has been nominal
Cd Governor, the Deserst Ne,os, Brigham Young,s
organ, has bssn tseming with panegycs on the gssnt
Colonel" and Orson HYDE the chief of the Twelve
Aposes has declared to the universal world that Sol
Steptos gent eman" Those who were not previous.
" Of the fact know IL for certainty for II
is e.d0r sed by the venerable apostle.
But while the most fusome praises Of the Colonel have
been circulated by the columns Of the church paper
merely to deceive persons at distance the officers and
men Of the Colonels command have, several coca.
sions been publicly backguafded and insuled in open
day. Az sample, . party Of officers Of the army
lately riding out with some ladies, in Salt
Lake City, when they were set upon by . mob Of
Msrmons, among whom wore the soas Of Brigham
Young, and Hsber Kimbs Presidents Of the church,
and two others, Huntingdon ard Moore. These med
rode by the party at full speed waving their hats and
shouting the most opprobrous ephets and vulgar osths
in hearing of the ladies, and endesvored to fdghten
their horses OAe Of the ladies, the daughter Of the
saved ro% BEING throws her hors. and
BY the GOODNESS Of gentleman who seized the bride
and with difficulty restrained her horse.
As the officers wished to proceed lawfully instead of
putting few bullets through the chief actors in this
dsgracefu affair the represented to the Mayor
and though the conduct Of the mob In direst viola
ten Of the city ordinances it discovered that the
individuals stood too high in the church to be punished
the case was dismissed and the Of the court
amounting to an almost fabulous sum, were thrown
upon the plaintiffs. During the trial. ths ladies', who
were present Witnesses were grossly insuited by
low fellow witness for the defence. The greatest
element prevailed during the txalnearly two hundred
armed Mormons being collected in and about the Mayors
Office.
The anti American feeling seems to high In Salt
Lake City and the Gentle residents anticipate rupture
The sooner it the better. The Mormons is has
been demonstrated cannot live with any other people,
not account of their religious enes but their utter
dis, gard Of all law and decency.
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Herald Marine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

wood, Rio JanerO; 3 A insnan Pennefeid, RatauEas;
bras George Harris French Gardenss Forest Sargent
Matanzas Robert Reed (Brl Johnson, st Lonns, N8
0Brien Toby, NOreans vator, Ellis, Boston, Lady Of
the Lake, Shute Boston, Herald, Gray Cabrdge;
James McCluskey Arnold, Hsddam John Howard, Baker,
Matansas Pharo, Falkenburg. Cbarlestsn; G Cat
tell, Williams Cambridge.
Cid barks Drsbert, Ewt Antigua; Oak, Ryder, Bos-
ton; briggs vator Eli Irene Wass and Lady the Lake.
Shuts Boston, Herald Gray New Bedford; Handy Handy
key, Arnold Hartford; Cattell. williams, Lynn;
Price Wethera Cobb, Boston.
Disasters, &c.
~ See Arrivals
SHIP before reported ashore the
ground has become total wreck The captain crew
have arrived 1T Nassau By letter to Ewood Walter
BRIG LILLE MILLS, from Portland for Havana which
Pvt into Nassau in Distress having repaired proceeded sd
ult for Havana.
SHIP OxNARD, At San Francisco from NYor in going
TO the city Sd nlt carried foretop gaant and
6 and passed Cape Horn Feb 3d. Was othe Cape days
in fine weather Crossed the in the Pacific March
after which had light and varia ole winds.
BRIG BLooMER, OF NYork, before reported abandoned
was again seen 10th ult lat 49, o 40 25 her
we're standing with main yard and quarter deck
partially burned.
ScHR JACOB RAYMOND ESQ supposedly, from,Albany was
on Gaspee Point Providence
Aer deck load Of lumber was being rated to her or
ScHR BUsrAMENTE Wilson, hepce Nov 20 for San
oisco was at abt March with loss spArs
was repairing and would abt the l4sh March
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The Turf.
CENTREYILLE COURSH. l.. L-TRnTTINa

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L-TRoTTNG.
trotting match of unusual character took place
on Thursday last, between Rose Of Washington and
Belle Of Saratoga. 1t half mile heats, in harness.
for $500 The reputation Of both mares stands very
high but being cut Of condition for longer race they
were matched to 60 half mile heats The race was won
very handily by Rose, in 115h-l161. Both mares
are highly priced by their owHers-Rose of Washington
having betn purchased by her present from Smith
Burr of Long Island. for oO5 Belle of Saratoga cost
her owner over 81 eco. They both very fast and
would have made much better time but for the wind,
which was blowing hurricane at the time.
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CLEARED.
Ship ntf Tm ns Nelson cIsss Dss''n
ship Margaret Eliza Upton BuenOs Ayros. W DePOr.
Bark Bar: Tndns MsIriman. Hamburg " schmid. 4 Co.,
Basa Sssp asssps g. P.sasy
sssrs Sssa ss..is sas sSsyss Loaf
@ M.ss I smith Co.
Sifken 4 lrons,des.
'aHs ssssn sosss nsm.s
sehr Happy Return OBJ, Babin, Port Honduras. b
ss sS, Rf Ss;, ra:n; Elsu.hsE. master
s$. SOM Mathews
s.Sss H
s.: ss;:s !:sssss:
ARRIVED.
% t.
mules x q Cane H %. iSn q sass
Z: sss y q ssnsli.ss ship Golden
ss Gay to. asss heis :aS <. ss
B.. ,si i0I
sn ss :Hss; TO
h With
/ liked large Am ship standing South.
and Spassnss1s 70 l fans glasgow Ap'A = aA muse
abse,sssn, bound i.ss sslys;sen sG:'ss
Win sad 70
q. Ion g 20, saw shp si.s H.lmes LThs T was was
Bari Means Means Hata .. 10 days with sugar
BARK Tasepps smith Xs.niss 10 days, with molssos,
BARK PILGRIM Aadros Massnaas, May o. with sugar. DC,
BARK Reindeer Franklin Trinidad, Cuba, May T. with
Jasper. Bennett Charleston, days, with cotton
BTs Isabella Laysy tBr, Lawey. st Ubes SO daysvsh
Big Charlotte, Horton Rio Janeiro 60 days. with coffee,
Brig ASnsf Taylor OF B.nser Smith ecay.ms, PR. Nay
sa ss'ss sssi: "a: ".'s ,1'
Brig Liz tof Portlsnd), Buchanan, Guyana, PR, Nay
h ;Ssi' is:s Johns PR Nay y
lon 10 es spoke brig L.n,arosse. Of Boston, Is days
Biz s.ISn DC sr c.ns of casne Lun s.gua
20 With sassr % e %ss s.su. ia cr.nde
sIs hiia s%ssS s't 70 Bfnfo Back Co.
rs,s Gpsc NJ, ID With s ssa,
81, cSsT.dG reef -sa sails sn = IS
bar. Lean Racer BsismoY. steering ffom Baltimore
Brig Edinburgh tof Bangor, swest Trinidad. Cuba No,
ssrs White Duncan May 9th and 18th Oh Gun Re,
| light, was in company with brig Swan, bound ~ =.
Brig Crosby (of Bsngtr), Harding. Matanzas, NAY ~
with molasses EshsveIA; vessel TO ii Brookman
| Co.
Brig Kate Heath. Chsce, Csrdenas IL days. with susa
and molasses TO Mors a NAyarra.
Bril- Xenophon of Belfast Doake, Csrdenas, IL days
with moasses Taylor Co; vessel TO master May 81
lat So Ion a. spoke brig Clara Ellen, from CardenAs 10
| Frankfort. -
Brig Eisora, Brswn, Csrdenas, May 81 with sugar an
Big Beaver B.sscf Nshsr,Sn Gcssiys. - asSy.
PiiisbuT, Sanford. May In Crooked Island passas'
| smoke schr Duxbury, from Gonaives for Boston,. - y.
Brig Victoria Pr Lightbourne, Nassau, Nf, May 2Swt
| sotton and sugar, to Baker Ssrsent Co. a,
Erig Uarti 1Br) Robertson, Aux Csyee 10 days, wit
scfee, logwood, &c, TO Yousgs. Geraes Go. p.nn,.
pr,a Martha Hill lot Belssp, Lime burner, bermuda
dnys with potatoes, &c. to VIM smith SD IN compan
with bark Roderick DIN, tor New York. -, ~.
Rrio A Coe Hubbard, 81 Marks IL days. with cottof
&c 4 small wood Andersos& Co. 49,, -, =
Br,t hnteryrIse, Axeworthy, SaVanbsn ualeWish 20
TySee, Ferguson, chsrleston,6 days, with cot.sr
- Gao Rulkias.
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Ar, New Bedford Nay 80 ship Tucker Sands
.R S:s S Ts..sa. q. 3
ssns h 3s,e sSls d I'll
Sssa i COO y Isss5 Jane: A5asd
%s., Ellis a. iso0 Nohars Grant clean
y wSslss Ssssisy cs.s d. go S.s p
:;s. 81 IA NIX Ssss s
as 60 h;'s sx. r
S!st n
ssS sent 10 % ss I'D
ss 1'Ps s an *, APr II L..
SID from NLondon 18th George Henry Busdissson
a. o TySss
$ lon S " bark :lP Nary Ans.
IS N, s.;sss Tahiti Jan
yD Jam anu 81 o0nasss west
helprss Hole from ROM e mise r..
SsI' p taxing da Zsaa home Nor C
E,.zdon Harsinser Pauss B.llins ana Morning Star,
BY Telesrapa.l
ART at New Bedford May 81, ship Geo Washington Ed
s,,n Co.,. o., Spoken, 80.
SHIP HiPds;ssn HUBBARD Ssnes 81 for Calcutta,
snip Georges Slater March sfor Melbourns April
ship Davis c.l.o for Cork April 3d. lat %
Ship DHehesse Gorlsans. Garland, from Bslsmsre FeS
sp rom New Y sr Ion ~
90 Balize sW 50 mites.
for W.
jo ,Sa for Trinidad May Ia.
$:ss: sAss'sT ssss; g ASs' with
Foreign Ports.
AKYAB-In port March u chips Masconomo Cobb. for
Bray hence Sid 10Th
AMInibITTE tAfrea-No American vessel in port APl
s so ws a
:DD - Bar, 1os 5nns wsD for Congo ver
BAnAeox-in Por, May p sohr Wing Of the Wind Pear
canp,sAs-In port Nay p ships Crescent. ne.r.s for
:s
s sw.n and Rayc s for
H;sn:sc% LARK nsisIisas ss; Dido small
iiss. si;s xssnephSH' Dasa sYof 'shr Car
Nay i s.h
si =: ssss sT e
% d
cAIsvTT1IiH port Az! ship: SAINT. Clans. r0s.ss
o., ss
isa DO hy Ss g a
Phis soon Wsss1:in Scott g! NYofk ISs Fling sSad
fs
Sabine, IibSsy %; 9Th Ari.dns Atwood sCspS Knishs
hms being .ms s
merton, EYork; Grsnada Wendell Boston (And ed;
April AmManth DAVIS, and cahota Gerry do'2d Match
May II b,rh Olivia, spal Brest Sid nth,
vRnD IsLAsDs-Arr April % brig Planet Ryder. 81
CAPE HaY7Irs-In port May Ie bark Eagle, Nioherson
Boston TO- sid brig Warren Brown. Bartlett from
c.rsusaos~i In port May 81 bark Chefssn, Drisoo, to
0iS SI May IS brig Loeb omon Black
London (snd proeeeded 18th, Hood Wady do for do
18TH Pointer grG% LSn n = gss
GoSAvrs-n port abt May IL brig Warren Brown, hence
d SsT S.s yss1 port ii Tag 70 s.r Kms
fGr in the Un ss s's ss rp s.a
Vose, trtwsli, from Palermo for Boston, was tOwed
HophnT ' ToWs@sid reb WIN Hyde, Raymond. New
TAvASA-cid May 20 bsrks Anna, Wheeler, New York
mp; As,rni Iss Steamship and Tones
WatOn encesee sensr, news column In port 18th shii
ny IN port May Is Driss Santiago Hadsy for Bos
ton ids; vui,nre, Perkins from do. dss o. vi.
cid Il sharon BROOKS Charleston In the outward
bO!pS is.h ship Golden mayo for Gs:as
Brown aot. Cathedral Ssard, do June s. Northern
Gsnsiis May ko.cus and ioadon. 40 sIss stspssn
columsis % June st Aurora and Driver Do ssh Irene
So sS .ss 81 ne So A a.,
Philadelphia May 2o Brieewater, Barstow, do Iane
. hs Trssa G
Alliance: Tiskhsm for Charleston; Connthian, for Ne'
IeSnoN.In pert MAY IS .hps chss TOsmpson, Small
log YSsao1 9 S ss s Sss sss an
90 8lsi Mystery Matthews, Tor So dnoy NSW June lOth
an Mort Nav II shps JohA Bryant Lombard
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sold yesterday for $3.50 to Mr.
Storeship Lexington wse
W B Adams, Of New YORK.

6ttfeBhip LeIfngtoR
W B Adams, OF New YORK. - .
Cscs Horn two days in fine wesA berv Winds ana a~o
April 10, in Ion 1l6, and bsd -'S "1' "H1 An'
weather most OF the voyage after.
Bark Palmetto At San Francisco May vh;.h tn us.
was eight days in the China Sess, during ry nti
eAlms and Light breezes, after which had .h;L
reaching the coast of japan when westerly Va Night davs
weather prevented obsery aoa tor tWeaty
On the latter part Of the passage had STRONG az
breezes March Is lat % 2l Ion l4l AZ an r..
island about nine miles Icing, with vegetation
saw many Japanese ashermen fishing the wish
boats; none OF the fishermen would 60 board tho
Tetto The island not laid down upon any chart in
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.M- Base Ball.
KNICKBRBoCKER VS.. GOTHAM CLUB.

The Red House, Harlem, yesterday, crowded to
witness the above match between these great clubs
knicierbccker having won the toss, commenced, but
they did not play SO well their opponents with the
exception Of Dr. Adams, who played Short De Bos be-
hind man, Stevens the pitcher, and two beautiful
catches OF Kissain and Conover. Gotham boys played
first rate particularly iced, behind man. and Sam Cott
the pitcher. Knickerbocker lost by nins great
victory. The following is the score =
KNICKERBoCKkR CLUB. GOTHAM CLUB
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The Utica and Albany play q match At the latter city
on July 10.
Two new Clubs have lately been started, sne at
Yonker J. H. Stedwe Esq., Secretary; the other at
New Brighton, Beverly Robinson ESQ, President; q.
Ransford, Esq, Treasurer; and Leonard Goddard Esq
Secretary Their ground is the New Brighton dock
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MARRED vi uGLH MEMBERS or 81. a1oRan's CLUB
The sboteupash played yesterday, on the ground
Of the New York Club, ct Hoboken. Married, having
won The toss opened the ball with waor and Bage and
after some good play, went out for 100 runs pretty
good SCORE but nothing when compared 10 the single
men, who figured up 2o8 IN one innings. The married
in their second innings got 49, that they we're beat
In one innings and twenty runs-a pretty glorious
victory Gbbss played splssddly and got eighty three
without being put out Hs bowling, especially in the
sse0ao "ainss, was much admired. Msikeha m, Waller
Bingham, La Montague and Bailey also played wsh
The fielding might be better and the bowling the
married side is capable Of great improvement. This
club Is very strong this season, and We may expect
some good matches At two O'Clock, the company sat
down to excellent dinner, provided BY sans for the
first time when the health Of the President was pro-
posed and loudly responded to tho occasion OF tho
first match Of the The following score term'
mated the days AmuseAsat:-