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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

attend the MEETINGS Of The Board little oftener; b
had only shown himself there once since he lame int
Office He discisimed any such hostile feelings, aot
believed tbs other members Of the Bosrd did no. en-
teftsin any
Mr. CARRIGsy moved to lay over for week, !anS
send copy OF the Report 10 the Mayor, whica VA
sSorted ~
A commune stion w. received from Mr. FsTin,
setting io IA that the number CT persons employed st
he Tsho, Exchange for ire fra, ~ weeks OF 1855
we tIf9. for the sane period Lat yesr, 2,i9f
The report states ihst sDg 20 hs ktnfl-ss OF ths
Editors of The 1RIEUSE in p,bnshIse seversi s-I-
eles cllrg public Afternoon = me escnsnss,, 80
nary letters OF inquiry were received from the West
ira, the Sup. tenGent vas compelled 70 employ N
sxtrs clerk 70 answer them. % q the iorh 90 Web.
10 money was received toward paying tos re- -Nd-
ing expenses OF the labOrers; but sincs tnat u ne,
sums from 81 10 $40 have been recsyed iron tnose
corrfspondsnts Amounting in sll 70 81, $50 81 The
Isborerp sent have in the main reached the parties
who sent money for their passage In lev eases
they failed r. reach their destination. Pne report
states that the csuse Of failure WAS uos sgsye on the
aide OF the immigrsnt csse 10 point occarred on
the Michigan Central Rsidosd where conductor
took eleven persons tao OF them femSlss, $50 miles
ont Of their wsy, srd refused TO carry then back
Some of them stole their passage oscS on usias-
others walked bsek, sleeping in the woods ana en-
during great hsrd,hips which has caused one 81 them
10 become nearly blind, and another 10 sick win In
fanmsrcry rheumatism. IL also appeared on iGyes-
ts alton that the neglect OF tia Conductor wss crpa-
proper station; snd 10 TO tbs inquiry Of the
employ er who was waiting for thsn he told him
that 70 such perscps we're on the train
The Board resolved to prosecute the conductor.
Mr.. GUSTAV ScHwAB, having resigned the office OF
President Of the German Society introduced bis sue
ce,sor Mr.. Rudolph Garrigue, who took bis seat
Mr. KELLY offered complimentary resolution on
the resisustion Of Mr. Schwab, which MAS adopted.
II vss resolved that the new Law, requiring tbs
Commissioners to psy for the support of such lnni-
grants as ehsl become inmates oi any Aims House,
funstic AsYIum, Workhouse, Hospital or Peniten.
tsry il sent need thereto az warrants or disordery
PERSONS be referred TO ths Vice President All Coun
sci of Tie Board for onsders,ion-
The following is s summary OF the Weekly Sate
n ent submitted:
Npher Of Alsns arrived this year to April % lS5536
Nuuber Of Aliens arrived this year to nsy s5'''. $3.50
Tofal..t
Nun Der Of Aliens srr.ved 10 May 1874 1865
G. az H. matt 10 Refuge Nursery, Hospital ana Wards -
bsn- I az
RkcEIPTs.
Balance in Bank Jan1sry l. 1855 &6l sl
rsrseste Receipts TO April z5 lss5...f9l, 7@ - -
ed since to MAY Z*sfs ~ : OF ~
1otal pt'0efV -
ENPESDITURE.
D.furen ents 20 april 25...............2los so " -
P.io Troy Host h iii Tor i84.... 53i - zt ~ 81
OFrrdrsn on Mechanics Bsuk, May 2........fjS5lS n
The Board adjourned.
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BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.


The weekly meeting of tbs Governors OF the Aims
Hoase ives held at Bslls1 lie Hospital, on Tuesday
evening. Present, Govs. Townsend, Temann, ORA
per, Duke Smith, Taylor, Herrick aad Dugro.
A resolution, BY Gov. DUGRo, to reduce the wages
Of the csrper ters in the employ of the Board, from
sixteen to fourteen shLlings per day, was referred
TO the nmttee On Repairs and Supplies, with ~
struciops 10 impure 70 the general rate aid with
mower 10 fix the wages Of tne Institution employees
A motion was msce 10 reinst>te one OF the Deputy
Officers. who had been dismissed by the Warden Tor
intempersnce. After some discussion, the action OF
the " srcen wac coucured ~.
Tie death Of DR.. EDWARD II. kimbaD, Assistant
Resident Physician Of Rsndalls Island, WAS al,
1ouree and resolutions Tessive Of confidence ana
regret were passed. AID ordered TO bs transmitted to
the family OF deceased in Hanover, n. III.
Gov. DRAPER offered resolution thst ell inyesn-
cations conducted contrary to rule oil the Bosrl re-
curing he 10 De- pufueo upon shdavts settiog
forth specific charges be- oi.contnued Ihe ooJec,os
tits ~ solution was for the purpose OF gushing an In
yestieaon now going on 10 inquire into the character
of the women employ ed st kandalls lsiand-Gov.
Du1ro having charged that some OF them were le"o
women. Gov. Drspers resolution was adopted
A RESOLUTION was adopted referring the suoJect o'
adding story more than originally propo'et TO the
new BUILDING at Bellevue Hospital wish expense o.
same 70 tie architect OF the building ana COMMITTED
Oh Repairs and Supplies.
The following are the statistics OF the vsrious inst
tutiops u1der the charge Of The Governors Tor th'
week CT ding Saturday APRIL %:
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NJ. ..u .ttention 10 some curious facts 10 our
r.tsle Market Report for this week. never 90
49,. since New. York wac New \ orA' nos '"e
'".,.os p,ics Of beef cattle ranged go h'sn as
80 Lot market day. The average rate per ID
ga Co.. ,s7 head /. given at &c., and the est,
Ys.d .,nsse weight at cwt., which would
~ ss7 so per head. This will DC readily
,.,..ood when /, 10 noticed that large numbers
~ - aver 800 each, and one whole drove al
sl40sbesd. ,,
TIE butcher that pays a price for cattle equal
=. I2ie. q pound for the beef 10 the quarters,
-. .sII II OF prices shat will average that rate,
- .,.hls him TO make sufficient profit out of
-. hide and tallow to guarantee him for his
.,oubls and risk. This Is very difficult 70 do,
,..,u,e be must sell the best pieces 40 high thai
I'm fact, DO oDe-can afford TO buy meas at
40, rates. The fear is shat We have not yet
..s, the worst of these starvation prices.
Mutton, too, is equally high, and not sheep 10
ns City for sale. What are we to do' Shall we
;rnort meat, ss we are importing eggs = IL ia
..,tsiply out Of the question for families of iin-
Ned means to purchase mea. a. the prices Of this
~uk. 1t Is idle for consumers to complain Of
bu,chers. The difficulty is beyond their resch.
Ts might recommend vegetable diet, but un-
satun.tely vegetables sre higher than beef
Who csD tell what We sball come to at the pres
sps rate Of tbDes'
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The Union declares, with fearless ferceness
md typographical emphasis, that Sin the '0h0is
m,ssge of monarchieai nations, there IS NOT one
a,oysr or one man that darss to defend the PriHei
o,ly Of tie american people," This Is de-
plorsbs state Of things, no doubt, and very un-
fs,tunsts for the mon archicai nations; but on
Ne other band, il ia equally true that 10 more
tlsu dezsn States of this erea: country, thsrs
asa ore yape, or one mos that dares TO defend the
principles Of Ge american Declaration Of Inds-
yxdsna. Why will no. The Unios restrain It's
wrath at the monarchs ard aristocrsts of Europe
for while, and thunder little at the greater
oppressOrs Of the United States
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

DUHIUNl W6Unt5 10y, MS q 100.
in the House this afternoon, Gov. Garjner's veto
OF the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad bill
sustained. The vote was: Yeas, 173; Nays. 1929
short OF the required two thirds The motion 10 re-
copsicer the bill will be acted on to morrow.
In the Senate, a resolution III reduced, direct
ing the Committee Federal Relations to consider
and repor; what action should be taken by this Leg
islsiure for the protection Of the rights of Massschu
setis emisran to Kansas against invasion and vi
olerce
The Know Nothing State Council held in the
Temple lsst evening, YVES largely attended, and tho
action decidedly Anti Ssvery. Governor Gardiner
and Henry Wiison are among the delegates chosen
to the National Council In June next at Pha5el phia
A. Il. Ely, Esq., made Anti Slavery Know
Nothing speech, od strong Anti Slavery resolutions
were passed without dissenting vote. Some who
use longer 10 continue %, as tbs Order must take
Anti. Slavery around.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

EscAPE or FUGITITE SLAvEs.-Witbin the las'
forty.e,rht hours, slave named S., with his w''e
and children, who were proceeding from "t the land
"of Legree and the home of the siare, were helped
forward in their journey by friends here, to that
bourne whence no coloredl traveller returns IL
is to be presumed thst by the time your readers have
seen this, they will be where the servant is free from
bis master.
He stated that his former master was Major H
nj MARYLAND near Baltimore, who still owns some
,bree hundred of his felo beipgs. We are exhorted
M, to ,e our hearts on uncertain riches, when
oI,ep make to themselves wings take to their heeis
ii.ersry) and fes away. 1t is to be hopes, mat !,
tbe,e DAYS of Fugitive Slave and Nebraska oi' s"ei
imnortsnt lessons wilt not be overlooked:
-, c,o.,d Rai;,oad Qaoe P.tsrson, j. M'y l. lso'
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PHILADELPHIA 'ELEcTIos.-The Know-No'hngs
we're severely dealt with by the people of Philsdel-
pha at the Municipal Election on Tuesday. Inc
Democrats ard Reformers ANTI Kno Nothiogl have
carried eight Of the eleven Select Council elected aud
have elected 80 of the Common Council, equally di
rdirg that body between them and the Know
Nohings Mr. Sherry the Acknowledging can
dds,e for City Commissioner is reported elected by
IA majority, while Mr. Hsgeri, the Wing and Know
Nothing candidate for City Treasurer, is SAID 10 DC
elected by l56 majority. The vote is said to be so
clOse On these two offices thatt vii require the ocisl
count to decide who is chosen. The contest was
spirited, and the result rather curious. The Amen-
"csn" ticket carried nearly every Ward in the City,
slecting nearly all the Select and Common Council
the City Commissioner, the City Treasurer, Prison
inspectors, Board of Health, School Directors, &c,
In nearly every Ward. On Tuesday things were re-
yersed sgsin, and the Americans hsve been beaten
In fourteen Wards out of the twenty four. List June
tie ov-NotbDg City ticket had 1000 nsJority.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

TIE Board held a stated meeting at the office in
Anti Oily St, yesterday afternoon. President VrR-
rr.soK in the Chair and Messrs Cfsbtfee, Kennedy,
Calrigsn Purdy, Schsab, and Kelley, present
A communication was received from the Mayor. IN
clo.ipg complaint from officer Lsmer, OF the lmni-
ersn Squad setting forth that the ship Confederation
had landed her passengers toe Erie Rsirosd Docs,
IN violation of tie law Also, that the said Lsnlsr,
IN visiting the office Of the Commissioners, entei 81
into conversation with Mr. Casselly when thai gem
tleman told him he considered that ths Commission
es had the power 10 prosecute o. not 10 suoh CAFES
that II the act beneficial 10 the Immigrant tney
oplo not if il was INJURIOUS the parties would Do
prosecuied for he (Cassely believed tha' tue Legs
fsure conferred such discretionary power upon the
Commissioners. ... ~
.riginsl cpe sent TO the Mayor By senler The ster
Inch he had seeD most insolent eplsue,
oouched in very offensive language; Inc mayor o.
his Kennedy suggestion, rent paek 70 L7iesi,
viii an order 10 espuDge The nsoent pDieon VI h's
connn, ioa,op ana hs supposed tos VA the amended
oocGneLt -. - i.a,,; ,a.ad.
ard after some ia cussior-doring wren NJ. u,pJ
ssio : was orvo.e1 20 taking any nOtice OF tn5 lst
,eri Va solved 20 re'er the conmaoiesi lon i2s
;,v.sf ieatier 10 NessTs. Kelly snd Kennedy. N
appesrs ihst Mr. Gustav schFao, one OF ,ne . Ia,
uissioIers present when tne eoo' 81 ss o.
Mace suc II vas stated that his vie" =" tns A''el
,ns.,lisliy alters the cOmple xio1 OF the case.
Mr. CAnRIcas subseg usn,ly ssid tbss ship the Com
injector err bad been On tue loos oo' ioI a. re- 20
brought 400 Commu pal pa q err rom hsvrs. Inc
number O; .hem sresoy throgn upon ths Cool.n's,
siopsrs ren6ers tie ship liable 70 the an,@11 %
Is eco and there siil p,chaoy ne more fT': -. ne
matter Of landing At Illegal dock - also 10 lo7
bsYd. of The Cou1 Sci oi The BoaGd.
Mr. PtRDT moved III Il the Rsport 81 tls Co,hAi
On Msyor Woods suggestions FOR checking Hs1A
upon IDmigrsItr, be acted apoB- .-, .
Mr. KISSlDY hopeo il would not be set7a upoa q
,hst eeiirg. IL had ssen The Mayor when lhAt OF
scsr ssid lie Report be had read It Ia the paper
r,sscted upon him and convinced bun mai taer
uere Members ia the Board who entertained hssnl
feelings toward him, and be should n0i st.ssd ID
,oss,ings spy more The spesker ssid ne inform-
NJ 90 RI ristake ard etdesvored 10 dlssu .ce hi
nom hs REBELLION The Mayor replied with ny ha'i
Ismsmsn Of ny word. ..-,-;
Mr. Pcapr said the Report las In secofiance va
hi. ysws. and he did not entertain any such feeun
toward the Nsyor He hoped me besId W. AZ !
msmber wbA, was due TO themselvesi they hsd no
ssd The Mayor to att nd ard he h.d taken no no.'
ef II. He was III favor Of adopting the Report
| Gree. 49,. -..,S 40 bs.t,r
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DEDICATION OF A BAPTIST CHAPEL,

TIE new chspei Of the Atlantic 81. Bspts, Church,
sifn,teo be'vets Poversct., and Fourth-sv Brook
Ign, vas dedicated last evening before large cor
eiegssion. The opening prayer was made by the
Kew Or. HoDGE. Of the Washington av Baptist
Church The dedicsfcry sermon preAchei BY
the Rev. VI. q HoDGE. psstor Of the COO greg stioo
who took for bis text the ith Of the g1t6 chap
Ten OF Psains. An s6drs " was delivered by the Rev.
Mr. TAYLOR. Of Strong plsce Baptist Church. The
chanel IA bu Ia OF brick modern style of architecture
"a ,eet foIt by ca feet deco and 30 feet high. The
r.t floor RET a. the audience room for the present.
and will seat ABOUT 800 persons. The second hsor 10
divided into three apartments ore to De used by the
sabbath S,hool ore by the Infant Glass; and the
.o.hsr 3. TIE Pastors Stuoo. Tne building cost
ss Ooo not including the price Of the lot and will BE-
oceupled AZ temporary place of worship until the
alton are su abled TO erect rev church o.
ne lots adjoining FIVE Of which have been purchased
for the purpose.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIseroS, Wednesday, May 2, 1885.
The Deputy. NJ srshal Of New. York arrested Consul
FabeDs to-day, and has started TO New. York with
him. Fabens has not resigned the CoDsul.hip.
The Commissioner Of Patents has issued TO Messrs.
Keller ard Brown, Attorneys for the inventors, an
ex'epion Of seven Yeas Of the patent OF Davenport
ard Bri6ges's swinging beam car for tracks.
II is Tumofed that Lieutenant Besle. who attacked
the Commissioner Of Indian AiTairs has been sp-
pointed Mail-AgeDt between New. York and Cali
fornia
s. Yoke Atlee has been removed from the clerk
ship in The Sixth Auditors Office, Treasury Depart
ment. The cause assigned for his removal Is Know
No,tiT gism.
Secretary MoClelsnd has Issued circular to the
Clerks Of the Interior Department, biting their
deelpg in bounty land One of the Clerks
Indignantly says he don't know what right the Secre-
tary has TO prohibit their dealing in Legitimate articles
out Of Office hours.
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IN NuRrsR IN HILLsDALE CoCsTr --1hs
ytiId0L Mich Standard roy r too, Two men, nsnoo
Wuinsoi srd Bl,ckmOie Of the Town o. Camden,
Hllsssie County were sIre.,ed and lodged n Jsi
at w.Ck, on q suspicion Of committing Ih.rse,
c;,eS tssnio,on ere Hose: A few weeks ago susn-
Ger csms to Edinbursh in ibsi town, where tas's
MI side iD,uTiDg for lapd also nqsirng fot mr. a,
E. T. Chester, who reste, q a ,s ss.s men
towI, and is Engaged 10 s.lhog nn NJ O.. rhich
Sa Dat he's been or heard Of him WI
srd Bcore sy IN The wGoS' tbs, .so
sbse the, found = The s'n as ga ps being
oious ssSs and md showing evidence Of .eo
s GO The sro, blood was aso found on 'Se,,
o,se md peisors Their pies Of deisn.s ih ,,
to1 81. On. On q drunk, and got iaio hgn' WIZ
tEerisslyee.
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.Jozs HIDE TIE FUGirwT.-Ths un,9rsu 1sas
SoAs 80 ~, Fyoro6o AK Usi0a, Of the lo.n
S NJ W.: tsien through hi. piece in chains. On
Tbv,,Ss, last on bis wsy back to Texas. 70
NAV be With bi. nfs he rsry crimes Dc hs a,ds To
ted There can Be 81, .u.,os s n ss now IT, L next
esp 'Io sequi:s Al toe bar Of Justc' Vsry
P'j Re- !. an old, and desperate sinner. mon
.T T Of many snd grave on.ss rs 49,. nj. 70
him censt. than which none on sh hfnis a.".ds
NV, srd fer the co,'son 2, r' Of Richard Bark
fol as 20 whom the Of Isss. sss ass w
icy bis ias osrture aud Mr. Yong 6ross5s Oh they de-
Your. % y n. so %srf by S " sr' going s''
] Orleans,
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over France" The Courier ds'
/" s y, ~, n translssins the speech nos daring
f'~ ~. even at second haod so pointed a
- 'ep ..cerpips the cutthrcst' In question
p'l.'' .sSerted II ioto the common place gener
eee'' = the crowned ssssssios of Europe
Wv - see that Mr.. Bonapsrts's censorship en-
NV ~ zen toNsw York, and that base servility
s ,.ibls here az In the immediste presence
:, a. bloodstsined and peIjured s5vsnturer "
PARA
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THE MEDICAL CONVENTION.

FHILADLLFHIA Wtunosuny, My . I0v1'
Or. George b. Wood, Jr., of Philadelphia, was
elected President Of the Convention TO day.
Nashville was recommended, by the Committee
appointed the subject the place for The meeting
Of the Convention next year but their report not
being unanimous Detroit was selected by the unani-
nous vote Of the Convention
The deleg ates welcomed TO the city by Mayor
Conrad at Inc epsro ence Hall, at loon.
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RELY in retaining bic discharge certificate ss1
the enjoy ment Of its privileges.
A complaint OF Engine Company No. 4s sysinss
Engme company no 10 for asssnli on the a2d April.
ves tsksn up. John c. Meyers Foreman Of No
is and James Mooney. OF EasEe Company No. 10.
appeared In behalf Of their prospective cosnoaniss'
Prom the statements Of sach patty II sppssrs ID 4
ire two compsnies are frequently fighting together
son were ordered to procuce their onbooks al tAs
n>'xt ne etpg
Atjournedto mex, Wednesday evening
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MEErING OF THE LIQUOR-DEALERs.

An adjourned meeting Of the Brooklyn liquor-desl-
ers was held at Foynbee & Hopkinss Hotel, in Mon
tseue place yesterday afternoon, but nothing further
Yves done h gu the enrolling Of new members aud re-
ceivnx the initiation lee OF those VINO ~ airea1y
bsnde1 in their rames The Finance Committee,
eopsirrs1g Of three members. was increased 10 i've
nv the socitior Of Thomas j Gerald and J. Sehenck
Saydsm. TIE frstnaued gentleman was appointed
a. sifusn.
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ELoPEMEsr.-A n an by the name OF Patrick Mu.-
ysry came into our office this afternoon, complete
log that bis wife bad eoped With one John hsnpepy,
from Lspsrte, on Wednesday last. Inihks tney
came on 10 this plscs, and perhaps went TO CeVe
land. He describes Kennedy to be man about %
yens Of sge, dressed in light blue coat ana oiue
pants. They each had bundle OF clothes. farties
al hhh. lie lost track Of them at White Pigeon. 90
lrelsds 70 Blade, April ~
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LEGISLATURE OF CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, "wednesday, May 2, 1913.
The Legislature Of this State met in this City this
morning. The Senate was org snizsd by the appoint
ment Of the Hon. James Bsbcock, Of New Haven
President pro tenn. and Orve II. Plat, of Meriden
Clerk. the House was organized by the choice Of
Aostn Baldwin, Of Middletown, Speaker. and Fran
Gle L. Harrison, Of New Haven. and Ed win B. Trlm-
bull Of Norwich, Clerks. The two Houses meet in
Convention TO morrow morning, for the choice Of
Governor and other State Officers.
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FATAL ACCIDENT on Tux WEsTERS kAiIRoAD -. -
man IunrecosnizeoD was killed on Tuesday on ,pe
Bos,cn and Albany Railroad, by tbs morning u Tha
from BostoD, when three miles from fI,,snsi.i ~
victim was waking on the track sbesd OF the ap,
prosehiDg train. The Engineer blew the whistle ana
supported the man would get out Of the way pu' ne
neither attempted 10 do 80 nor even tarnel ms
he struck by the locomotive and almost instantly
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FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

BALTINoRE Wednesday, May ?, 1855.
New Orleans papers Of Tbursday last ere to hand.
Tie correspondent Of The Ner- Orleans Bee, ct Mex
ico asserts that Santa AIMS was 20 seriously i'll that
he was not expected to live, bis mssdy being an az.
fiction Of tie head, causing perfect s.upor The
bad news from the South is supposed to have agra
waited biz iickness.
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The DEA1u.PESALTY The Montreal Sun Is IA
error as to the repeal of the law abo'hDg the pss'-
Pepst, in Wisconsin. The project utterly iaueu'
Visions u takes no step backward
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VIM. c. Ycmg, Esq, has accepted the appo,a'
ept as s.porin endent Of the ~estern division oil le
Hew.York Central Railroad, snd entered upon h''
duliss
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WESTERN NAVIGATION.

BUFFALO, Wednesday, May 2: s55.
The Straits of Mackpac are now open. Ihs nrst
propeller from Milwaukee for Saginaw, passed De-
frolt last DiS LIT.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE ATLANrIC.
SANDY HOOK, May 2-ii O'Clock P. \

nANDf HUOk, May I'll O'Clock +. NJ.
We have a. yet no tidings Of the steamship At
lsntic, now one from Liverpool There is a light
wird blowing from the Southwest The weather is
clear.
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FIRE AT MON rGOMERY. ALA

MONTGOMERY, ala May ], 800.
Winters Iron Works and Mills were destroyed ny
FIRE last night. Loss 500 900. Insurance. 500 600.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ST. JOHN, N. B.

BosTos, Wednesday, Msy ., 1885.
fire occur cd ia the chip yard OF james NTH, at
81 John, N. b., on Saturday last destroying new
chip on the stocks and large quantity Of lumber.
The loss is estimated at I24 Co.,
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

Now, Harry, to tell you that / have loved
you-thai would have laid down nv life for
yon-that if sickness had laid you on bed
would have worked for you and tended you as
the fondest mother her child-ihat if crime or
reproach had been yours, | would have clung
TO you, and loved you through all-,hat moth
ing on earth would have damped my love for
you, so clnsely had eniwned you round nv
heart. This, Harry, has. been my love for
you this, Harry, has been the heart you have
thrown from YOU. Your own heart will tell
you why-if from caprice of the moment, or
from passing fancy Of your tickle nature, it is
all the same. The die is cast-if now you
were about to offer in the sight Of man to own
me as your wife, it yon were 10 lay fortune
at my feet, would refuse all, for stronger
passion has laid hold on me-and swee,er
one. Have patience, Harry, and read When
| left home, my mother gave me a Bible
Since that, have never looked at it till last
night. Do not treat this as the fancy of mo-
ment. am very calm-the cool calm of hate
deadly hale-and knet on my knees on the
cold earth, with no other witness than the
stars above-and Harry Kerrson, took an
awful oath on that Holy Book-an oath which
would make yonr blood run cold TO hear
'Tis you who have knowp my love-now you
shall feel my hate