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v,rded officially to America BY the European po-
ne. which is now the soul and life OF almost
avery European Continental Government.

The Bank of the Union at Belfast furnishes another
,.rspee in which the Bank Superintendent wiufally
,ossed the provisions Of the Banking Law, adopted
q. the safety of no.c-hoders. The circulation OF
al, Bank was esq 400, occurred by $4,000 U 8. Co.
nd $50. INN Yes. Under the plain provisions Of
es law. the Superintendent had authority to give
no these securities and take deposi. OF cas"' unu
a. 600 Of the circulation had been redeemed After
about s23 900 had been redeemed ana 'ne u D. %
vitbdrawn the owner Of the Bank oeing desirous OF
taking out the n. Y. Stocks' proposed 70 "r' 81.
-, 60 r,.le deposit of cash in their place in the
New. York State Bank at Albany, and allow the
Rank to pay certain rate OF interest upon the de-
,o.;t. The Superintendent agreed to receive the de-
,ost and give up the securities but refused to enter
s,,s the interest portion Of the proposition. The
.-,er of the Bank having use for the stocks, was
oh;ced 10 submit, the money handed over to the
dent and $50 600 Of State Stocks-equa 10
en- nor cent. Of the circulation of the Bqnk-delivered
f,om the Department without particle of author
a,-tbe Banking LsU STIMULATING explicitly that
,tss, trs sections shall be lawful only when 10 per
,sst |. outstanding. The owner of the Bank feeling
,rious 10 know If the New-York State Bank had
Gao 900 each deposit without paying interest TO any
enc. wrote to the Bank asking if the deposit had
h.en made, and what rate of interest was allowed
,ncn L. 10 which he received the annexed significant
reply: 49,,
DE SIR Ysu favor Of the 26th inst Is Of hand The de-
,s Of $500 made with this Bank By the supernten
Banking Depsrtmeut for the Union Bank OF Bel
TT with Instructions redeem the notes. and beg refer
bun Y ,oa ,as ,sny re.peetay PLUMB Cashier
The owner Of the Bank was perfectly satisfied, and
"a not push hs investigations any further.
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e,d ish two or three thousand spectators Accom-
pAs therefore, b. grand r.hestrs thsee are fre-
oueutiy iodis;ipct or lcst Beside this the poverty
If the instrument comes forth in contrast with he
richness of the orcbesre ard in addition to the ion
ne needy preponder.tins l,udnes Of many instru-
nsnis over one there the superiority, at the ex-
pence of tbs piano, Of the prolonged and swelling
notes of each instrument of the orchestra, Like the
bunsn voice, while the piano csrnot sastsia note
alter it is first struck. The piano to be heard advsn-
iageousy should not come into petition Q, sl on the
'ane evening with the orchestra As 10 the perform
snse OF the Concerto OF Beethoven in question, wss
played by Mr.. Gus,avc Sslter, lately come here from
Pms spd Vienna and certainly of the strongest Of
the psno s;ropg men tina, the new school has turned
up Ne Introduced the Csaenzs Of Ls,z, where, COM
pressed on the starting point of the dominant chord
us The force.lespe Of bis nveutions mastery Of tho
ins,rxren. which secured Mr.. Ssttsr an encore
which We fear the Concerto, pure and simple, woo'd
not have commanded. On being recalled, howeves,
be played fantasy o, Mendeissobn's Wedding
March
The vocal music was balad-nct composed in
b .llad style at an-sung by fsvorite of the Hsr-
n opic Society Concerts-Mrs. Stuart-and an Aria
from Mozarts Cosi fan tafte, by the same artist;
likewise dramatic air composed by Fuschs, and one
BY SpOhr rendered by Mr.. Meyer.
The full attendance of the public is a good siga.
but the applause which is extended TO solo playing.
should not be omitted when the orchestra alone plays.
It shows that the apprehension of musical conbns-
tors-of music pure and high, without personal dis
PLAYS Of slow growth. Indeed, happy is the supe-
rior Instrumental piece that receives sn encore.
Music beside the cultivation required to grasp its
harmonious iniricscies is of itself the highest and
holies, of all the arts, and requres pure worship all
its own Ii is the divine srtsnd the only one that
cannot of itself be profsned To expect appreciation
of such an art, ASSOCIATED from all adven,tisus or
inferior aids from general public mus, presu2pose
higher aims than the materia,m of society allows at
present
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NIAGARA sUspENsION BRIDGE.

BUFFALO, Saturday, March TO- 1888;
The Buffalo Express, of this morning. glvss ,ne
NNiacsIa Falls: Length of span from center to CEN
,sr Of towers s22 feet hight of towers above the
iOck on the American side, So feet; hight on the
Canada eide, ~ feet; hight of floor OF railway, 90
iet number OF wire cables 4; diameter of lashcable
10 inches; number of No. wire in each cable $50
aggregate strength of cables, 1900 tuns; weight OF
superstructure $50 tuns weight ofsupersrucure and
maximum loads, ESQ tuns; maximum weight OF cs-
BE and stay will support 300 tuns; hight Of track
sbove the water, 234 feet hight OF railroad above
Nssor. track 60 feet.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

BosroS, Saturday, March 10, 1855.
Alrge sbip, with mSnnast gone, went ashore tni'
Esning, at o'clock, a. Sctuste. One boat was
luaped, in trying to resch the shore, snd the crew
ssned. II is thought che i, the Oriental, from
.srpool. No other particulars.
NORFOLK, Saturday, March 10 1855.
There was a heavy gale Yesterday, below Old
i@i. The brig Avon, from Norfolk for Versailles
~ h,s foremost and msintopmsst, leaving her hull
cetunmsnageahle. Had recently been rettted:
ne brig Julia Payson. with cargo Of timoer, for
'Sh Me-, is ashore at Cape Henry.
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WEATHER REPORTS.

BosroS, Saturday March, TO- 1855.
We had snow to a depth of shout an inch,
last night. Weather to-day cloudy, with raw north
East wind
PORTLAND, Saturday, March 100 4. NJ.
strosg northeast wind with indications of snow.
BANGOR, Saturday, March 10, 1855.
Gold and cloudy.
EAsTPoRr, Saturday, March 10, 1885.
hisnow showing hard here.
CiLaIs, Saturday, March 10, 1855.
showing slightly; wind north east.
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POWDER-MILL EXPLOSION AT WHINING
TON DEL

WILMINGTON, Del Friday, March 9, 1855.
Three buildings belonging TO Gsrelsches powder
mills were blown M to-day, at p o'clock, killing two
men, ard fatally iniuriug two others. The explosion
was terrific, and the shock felt at the distance of
several mlles.
Another dispatch ssys one man, John Kane, was
killed, and three weuudedi two no. expected to re-
cover.
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FIRE IN TROY. n. Y.

Troy, Saturday, March 10, 1855.
FIRE broke out here, this morning, in the store of
]. Mckinney, No. 34l Riverst., silver-pster, which
wss burned down. with the two adjoining stores,
cupied by X. l.. q G. Drake, druggists, and Bussey
McGee tinsmitbs The loss has not been ascertAined.
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cerer Of the second story Of ciarge brick block but
they Se % IA from dsyieht thst their rsrka 81 tbs
ballot box win nerer X knovs. "Hindcoism" isdead
in HorusIlsvile Az AMERICAN.
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NAVAL AFFAIRS.

-. PuIsDELPHIA, Saturday, March 10. 1855.
o. steam. frigate Sasquebanna, from the Paciic
~, arrived at our Navy-Ysrd this morning. The
lSsasnna is last from Rio JaDeiro, which port she
D. he llih Of February. She has sailed u, 0J7
Ia &Ace abe left this port OF the Goth December,
NORFOLK, Friday, March Q, 1885.
&6.m." Inquiry meet 10 morrow 10 inquire into
sss, sustained by the brig Bainbridge in the
Ss.s, pan The Court is to consist Of Capt. Car
~ ~ son, Judge Advocate.
pscs, otwar jamestown is discharging her
ealy ro, 90 survey has been held yet, but she is
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FIRE AT PORTCHESTER.

PoRTcHEsrER, Saturday, March 10, 1855.
At III O'Clock this morning the mansion OF George
Woodward, in this village, was totally destroyed by
Ere. The out buildings, and portion OF the most
valuable furniture were saved. Loss about e3,OoV,
covered by insurance.
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DEATH BY ACCIDENT.

AKRON, Ohio Saturday, March 10, 1885.
Orlando Hall, wealthy merchant of this place,
kll aud broke his neck this evening at o'clock, and
dad az once.
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DEATH OF A BOSTON LADY.
BosToN Saturday, March 10, 1855.
Mrs. Frederick Sears, formerly 8 Miss Shaw, died
k.day She was a noted Boston Belle.
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THE OHIO At PIrTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH Saturday, March, 10, 1855.
River eight feet and esht inches in the channel and
ALMA Tue weather is cle-- and mild.
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M. A ASHORE AT ABsEcoM. - The brig
sA sr aV" Genoa bound for New-York, loaded
tkaat ~ went on shore on Absecom Beach on the
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THE LATEST NEWS,
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ERIE CO. TOWN ELECTIONS -ANTI-HINDOO
TRIUMPH.
EON-ARRIvAL OF STEAMERS.
SANDY Hook, Monday, March IL, 1870 AM.
here are no signs OF the steamers Pacific Illinois.
BUFFALO, Saturday, March 10, 1855.

BUFFALO, Saturday, March 10, 1855.
he whole county has been heard from, and the re-
nh ; the election of 10 ont of 90 Supervisors. In
several towns the Hindoo Councils are in great state
dhafectoD, and in others they have dissolved their
organizations. The Silver Grey Wings and Hunker
Democrats have fastened upon the new American"
movement for the purpose of giving a pro-Slavery
lse 10 the whole affair. This has disguised the
fissd Of Freedom, who have been misled into tnis
movement.
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a EyIEp,S SENTENCE

DISAPPOINTMENT OF FLYERS SENTENCE.
SYRACUSE, Saturday, March 10, 1855.
The sentence of Alfred Fyer, for the murder Of his
wife, has been postponed until june to test the ques
Ton whether he is insane or not.
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IN the different diseases which it is ecOmueNed
prepared to speak of its merits as it deserves.
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F-om h, Eai,nnont az. \ B.Du5Iieon.

AN INVALUABLE MrDIcINE.-It is but seldom we find
among the many Iemses Oeed the public the
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DIR Watson Carr late oil MorgaltoSn, and HOW of Wheel
n Of the most eminent Physirals in Virginia This
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fourth larger than the largest besides being than four
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MEDICTNA AL.
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DOR tho permanent OfcOushss colds, consumption
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The act that large portion the suffering aud death
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This medicine is the result ola long experience and
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upertoF 10 all others.
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lfpatents viii Persevere in tbs OF this medicine,
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MEDICAL.
Prof Woods,

Hair RcatorntiVe now for the frat time intro
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street, which is the only remedy ever invented that
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rati0ns ereht bsO' eths publIci the RE
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are RESPECTFULLY invited to callat ths lepot and examine
the Testimonials Of ladies' aud gentlemen OF high TepUta.
the South aud West, whereft was invented, bot
will refer tho certificate below OF the stiL guShed
statesman and Senator, Judge I;reese Of Illinois:
~ sFl GARLYEE, Ii June q, 1854.
have used Prof o. s. Woods Hair RsstnEaIive and
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SIDNRYs BRRRSR, vzl
Ex-senator OF the United SIates.
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Prore.nor Weeds, Oriental sanatiye

This unimen is BILE auxiliary the treatment
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MEDICINAL.

The 1Tonpareil Nerve and Bone
LINIM ENT,
PREPARED by Il. n. CARR & CO., FROM
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From A. Woodeard. NJ D, of Penn. University, PEiael-
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w Numerous cases o; Disease OF the tienitaI Organs,
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