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T III e L a II Il > Il N e w 8
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING IEleGRAPHS.

Exciting Cabinet News.
ANOTHER CABINET CRIsIs-KNow NOTHING TROUBLES
KANSAS TROUBLRs-wHAr ARE WE COMING TO Z
WASHINGTON, May @, 1856.
understand, from good and reliable authority, tina.
the President gives up the Virgins election the Know
Nothngs, the vain boasting and hum
buggng Of the Richmond Enquirer and other virgn'a
Cabinet organs. In conversation with Virginia gentle
man, the other day, Mr. Pierce expressed his in
very eloquent terms. Said he:s don't know what
coming to- There 10 my stefy about ths progress
of these Know Notbings In the South which Is perfectly
inexpcable. And IL they carry Virginia, that last
manning bulwark of tho democracy, God only knows
what is 10 become OF us.n
The Cabinet somewhat diyidsi upon this business
Gushing the archives Of history including
the records Of China to prove in legal opinion, that
Know NothnsisTa Is publis nuisance. Guthrie don't
care fig about it. He ready at any time to go back
to Kentucky, and his business in fat and
shipments of pork and lard oil to New Orleans. JEFF
Davis easy, for he knows that the Know Nothiugs
prevail in the South will be upon Southern principles
and II wM kick up revolution and JEFF is always for
revolution.
But above ali other perplcxities Of this bothered ad
minstrstion, at this time, is that Internal Kansas
broso, as they call 1t in the State Department TIE
President feels that he bound to stick Reeder and Fo
ney and their aated free soil land specnators but he
embes In view Of the consequences The other members
Of the Cabinet except Davis and Dobbin also with
Reeder; but Davis and Dobbn fsarfuIly earnest
against Reeder and resolved that he shall be super
seded The chances are, therefore, the agitation of
these Kansas troubles home to tine adm nstration
for action, that there will spring up such excitement
upon the question win rend the Cabinet into fra-
ments.
Marcy hit or miss, win not 90 out unless they al go.
He has been heard to say, "The Cabinet may be
is complete, and all 60 out together" Mark you ii
Kansas and Reeder do not bring Mr. Pierce to his trumps
He must show his hand and the result win be er-
citing He IL among the quicksaDds of Kansas and the
surf viii soon come rolling in AS Mr. Pierce says God
only knows what Is comingi
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WASHINGTON, May 9, 1856.
Secretary Dobbin is stu at Fayetteville aud slowly
recovering He expected here the last Of this month
The redemption of the public debt for the past week
has been sll,70
The number Of applications for land warrants during
the past week amounted to IL 600. The whole number
Of applications thus far 10 100 500.
The Union denies the report that Mr.. Wise has an
peaied to the President TO remove Gov Reedsr.
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club, whom he used sword cane In Defence and stabbed
his sssasnt, whose name s william Baldwin, in such
that he is not expected to The officer
surrendered himrelf ana committed for exsmina-
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Enforcement on the Sunday Law I'm Boston.
BosroS, May o, 1885.
The general enforcement Of the Sunday Law has rven
our ci An unusually quiet and Sabbath day aspect.
The weather to. day has been fair and summer Ike
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IN Array probably Involving loss Of hfs, occur cd in
This city this morning oonsta,le OF the Eighth wsd
VII engaged In arresting Irishman for asssuit al
battery, Was attacked by fs!Snd Of the latter With
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Arrival or the marion.


Tie steamship Marion arrived At O'Clock this morn
ing.
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Arrival OF the Southern Mall.
BAIrAoRx, Nay Q, 1885.
New Orleans papers Of Monday arc received.


PRovIDKNoE, May 8, 1855.
Cotton has been in fair request with moderate sales
full rates the week closing steady Wooi-The msrxst
continues rather active. Stock on hand light; sales
IA, 100 pounds Trlnting Cloths Sales Of the week
30 600 pieces.
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FORREST AND HIS CRITIcs.-Mr. Forrest has
just concluded an engagement OF seven weeks
at the Broadway theatre. 1t has been highly
successful, in the pecuniary sense of the word
and Mr.. Forrest has pocketed ut least seven
thousand dollars as his share Of the receipts
He has, during this engagement, been bitterly
assailed in series of articles published in the
Tribune, which fact has caused public atten-
ton to be more particularly directed to his
performances The main point aimed at by the
writer of these crifiques was to prove that
Mr.. Forrest could not properly interpret the
Shaksperesn parts which he has placed in
repertory. The general impression has been
that these articles were gotten up by some
friend and admirer Of Macready, imported from
Lol don for that purpose; but, on the other hand,
it is stated that they were applied to Forrest by
one Of the Willis family. Be this, however, as
it may, the people seem to have arrived at the
conclusion that Shakspere's heroes may be eff
fectively represented according to different con-
ceptions, and that the artists Judgment is
worthy Of as much consideration rs the critics.
They have, therefore, patronized Forrest and
the Broadway theatre the Fame as ever, notwith-
standing the Willises, the Tribune, Macready
and the London critics. They evidently do not
think that Mr.. Forests mannerisms prevent
him from playing Shaksperean parts well.
At the close Of his engagement, on Saturday
night, Mr.. Forrest was called before the curtain,
and he addressed the audience ct some length.
His speech was discreet and sensible-the best
thing Of the kind that has ever come from him
: be pulled himself without pitching into any
one. It really seems that he is going to take
common sense view of things hereafter
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A LITTLE Too FAsr.-Some of our New Jer.
sey contemporaries undertake to correct our
report Of the late State Council of the Know
Nothings at Newark, and they say that the in
formal vote or opinion there given in favor OF
George Law, was all joke. What do these
outside Jersey organs know about itG Nothing.
We are satisfied that our report in question was
correct. and that George Law 10 no Joke, but 4
substantial liveoak candidate, even Ia Jersey
His opponents; however, will be very ant to
find him hard joke to crack before thew are
done with him. Inquire Of d.. Deshley,
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The back wardness Of the spring Is attributed by sos
to the quantity OF snow still remaining a. the
North Near Frsnconia, in New Hampshire, which en-
joys the reputation of being the coolest town In tbs
UIion the last Monday was reported to DO three
feet deem.
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Canal Savsgatl0n.

The state Auditor Albany received, the 4th inst
vigation on the canal
AMSTERDAM, May A. 1885,
have Just learned that there Ii break At Yates
Aqueduct tell how long 1t viii tase to repair it,
FuLTosvILLE MAY g. 1885,
! A break occurred this evening mt Yates Aqusduet
about six miles west Of this place. WI suspend nay
CATION about twenty -four hours.
MEDINA, May g. 1885,
We have had very severe ieeks, but have them
checked Ths section Is navgsbie Boats passing draw
irg three and half feet Of water.
ROCHESTER, May 3, 1856.
Not water for loaded boats; light ones arriving;
water increasing; think We clear boats Saturday
morning.
The Troy Wing of the Sd iust says the break Ia th >
canal the nine mile levet west Of Schenectady has
been repaired. The Wing adds
At O'Clock p N. yesterday, locking through com.
enced for the frat time ut West Troy Up to O'CLOCK
last evening four BEATS weighed at tbs weigh
locs twenty six Of which for Buffalo, eleven fox
intermediate places the Erie canal for the
Cbsmplsn canal che total amount Of tolls solved at
the Collectors Office to last evening, since the break
ON tuesday, was %, 666 e2.
The hack hardness of the spring il attributed by soe
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Mn, HISS BAcG AG1E.--Mr. Hiss HAVING die
severed that his course was miscoastrued 10
discrimination Of the daings Of his Nunnery
committee before the Legislature, threw up his
commission as a member ia disgust. But the
Legislature having refused to receive bis resig-
nation, and having misconstrned his motives
for sending IL in, he takes II baet again, Hear
iho ;p,u,nr taI Hiss.---
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history OF THE REIGN OF PHILIP III. By VIM
II. Prrcou. With Portraits Maps, Plates &c vols 8yo.
TIE Reign Philip H. eubr .eiDg the last half Of the six
eenh century. Is Of the important well as
interesting PORTE modern hist y IL Is necessary 70 glance
Only CT his pn2cai events Ths War Of tue Nehsr
lanes the model say of glorious OF the
ution; the Of Malta aud its memorable defense BY
the Knights Of St John; the brilliant OF Don john OF
Austria hero Of Lepahto ts Quiz tic adventures Of Don
Sebsn OF Poiugs the conquest OF thst IugdOm by the
Duie Of Abs, Philips union with Mary Of England and his
with Elizabeth with the story Of the lnviocibe Arm.s
Ipquson with its train If tbs rebellion Of the
Mobccs the cruel 10 which avensed these
Of the prominent topics In the foreground OF the
picture heh presents I'D Of details Of great
regard the character and court Of Philip, a,d 10
the institutions Of spsn-then 10 the psmy days Of her pros
perity
sieas this theme to be gathered from
every pant Europe the has FOX been
collecting them from tbs archives of different capit.ls The
archives of smsncss in particular, until lately closed
historian, opened to hts
seachs his collection has been further enched BY MSS
principal houses In span the desceudaats Of
the est Of the ixteenth century Sach collection OF
original has before been inside for the hiasrs
Also New and Uniform Editions Mr. PIs.s,tt's previous
WORKS: -
CONQUEST OF PERU. In vos
FERDINAND AND ISABELLA. In s vols
MISCELLANIES In | vol
Nearly Really:
ENGLISH TRAITS BY Rsp1 Waldo nersoo.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON COMPANY Publishers,
No. IS Winter.s., Boston.
Pie Trade supplied BY J. c. DERBY New York.
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Resiy This Dag:
4 NEW WORK by the author of Roughing
"A II in the Bush.r
GE FREY MON G I o N;
OR,
THE FAlrHLESs GUARDIAS.
I II 2 FAIfH L z 5 o Q 7
Hv Mrs- AooDfg.

By Mu. AooDrE.
Author OF Rousiirs 1t in the Bush" Fiors Linds'yh
Life The clearnrs The Bash" Marx Hur ilestore &c
One hsndiome velsne. Pncs, in cloth, 81.
The talented author OF Roushns II in the Bush has thrown
oil power into this work, which BY far the best Of the
any excellent that have ued from her and we
think will make sensation both here and in England s the
NOS brilliant novel CT the dsy BY speci. with
Mn Needle and by liberal outlay this work printed hr
in this unity, and the proof sheets Bentley s,d pub
Eshed in England simultaneous with The is-u. here
The Character, in this work drawn with mastery
hand eyheng Thorough inowsdse Of the n,rsPns Of ha
man seon and deep insight tie controlling psssoDs
which prompt TO good evil The deinps and wicked
lawyer who proved f.e to hi. ana who ike the lSsh
some spider bis web with such subtle skill around the
ippocert object, com rtted to hi. charge hnds ed
last std terrible harvest OF blood the hands Of biz
o~n wicked and vnfI offspring. So tua is IL that
He who sors tn. storm
VIII reap the whhlwinl"
The plot the work varied and skag the vivid
and fsIcibe particularly between my Uncle" evil genius
Of the story and the good Sir Alexander AMI h noble ds7ger
Who lovely and geDs-s ,utu thing In womsa lets
eeamtn like in the bud. feed The d4n.sk Of her
cheek and turn, with h1ddsr, Om tue contemplation
Of lovely character that Of Dnah North hs th
herd humsp share who almost makes buh TO think chat
eh mcniters the human form There fine moral
p,ry:drs the whole book which fail TO Do good
We have space FOR only few Of the favorable NOTICES Of
the Pres:
FROM THE BOSTON MAIL
1.-The work before ubquestioosby OF the must er
ctrs talented looks that the Bsrssn hiss ever Is
iusd The cha drawn With skill and are True
life and f FRSa n saE Bos ~ %is
"GeotIey Moacon possesss the char etensac excc;n'
es Of the fair sSihs ys and b. rofD. h .S e he
FROM THE EVENING JOURNAL, ALsANY:
This her latest ard disposed 10 believe her best
work" -
FROM THE ARGUS, PHILADELPHIA
"Tbe work Wi ten IL svieorous syls, aud aoounts In
m suh might Rave passed through incidents similar to those
she 0 tbriliDgy Gesciises"
FROT TIE BULLETIN EEW-0RLEANs.
This edpely interesting WORK, written 10 very
attractive style, ard reflects great credit the talented
autheress."
DE- VITA DAVENPORT, Publi.bers,
No. Al Na.aa In
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Purchase It, reader At once you wish to laugh an learn"
Boston Daily Msl.
ID u B LII Ed THIS AY-
LUCY 30 STON:
On, WOMAk's RIGHTS AND sPIRITUALIsh

ILLUSTRATING TIE FoLLIEs ASD Decisions OF THE XIxTH
CspTuRY.
BY FRED POLIO.
This s the Age Of Oddities 10. bose"
Ateaufu I2no vol 4cs pp with Ten Illustrations BY Coffin
Cloth, silt, 81 Is.
EXTRACTS FROM CRITICISMS OF THE PRESS.
FIVE allowed TO only one word about n" book,
that word would be Excellent
The portrayed 10 mos, graphic and amusing
The author Is perfect American Dickens 10 define
atipg character, and in dialogue be Is admirable.
Whatever the whining eusiog dreamer may say
he ,t compelled LAUGH while be objects and be ed
nit that everything stated is at les'e possible.
Purchase 1t, resdsr at once. II YOU wish TO laugh
sndlesn." Boston Daily MiL
"Aas poor hum.nity The ssdde, darkest In he
man history remains for the historian Ct the Nineeeh Century
There ehvsy in the author end he has rang his bright
lance CALAMITY on the black buckler Of error.
The (New.York) Criterion
will repay the purchaser in its peruss let him b, who
be may Ifhe read for be will find entsrsnmeut
enough; for pre he scarcely fail TO dye b.neh: from
L" INev YORK Sunday Dispatch
Lucy Boston great book. 1t Of the keeuest sat-
res have Il csri:aure brosa enough to make
these laugh who hit by snd ye, clever as 70 be
ushsbe in its application. No analysis give any proper
idea oft Seldom have we decided hits vol
ume ofo pages II hardly inferior IN respects to Gui'
vets Trsvcl," Morning Chronicle, Portsmouth, NJ Il.
The writer whoever he Is wisid, powerful pen aud tears
the ven Of bumbugsey from many popular fascis with sreat
skill" Boston Evening Gazette
This volume gives evidence Of sprigb'ue. iesn sppre
citation Of the points Of the advocates Of the two move
ments rdeuled and fine touches of te It will be
rehed by wide circle Of readers The pages CONTAIN
lively sentences which convey practical Lesson 10 ielicitous
msnrer." Boston Transcript
ave pronounce this book brilliant produe,n This pages
sparkle with w.t. and place the whole matter in the
hsbt.' Gazette, Grinby, Canada
ALDEN BEARDsLEY, Publishers, Auburn
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Tenth Thousand Now Ready:
\ A S r
STORY OF REPUBLICAN EQUALITY.
Y SYDNEY A. sToiY, ia


~ STORY OF REPUBLICAN EQUALITY.
BY SYDNEY A. sToBY, ia.
In one large Duodeeimo Volume, $40 Pr. Prce 81 q.
The Il le would lead the reader somewhat
to DO with the question If Slavery and the e,s: It's ten
thele" in tie BEST sense Novel merely Anti.
slavery disguise The characters and have
xSoS:1 sS%$ssss. T. sssi VII Ss$ S: y$s.:ssi. 20
b s he M 10 ss the
CASTE FL !. not sectional book It's blow, foil as much
NrEsss fS S11s OF THE STORY
it will awaken thinking TO phase Of the all a5sorbi9g
question
1.-THE plot simple, wrought with entire absence Of
exsssersion But we have rot read book for m.ny dag
to The last The denesOn Of negro eazacter though
forms sms part OF he story or its aim, admirable
and the Ct tai. o
but sspScy Touched upon; T s h G Ss
Than life full Of an rs'ho. ia. more re-. :.bdaG 1t tn
pip S1i tell very much i1 story At this tme e:pe
s.y champion Of the night he heard s.s
% ;, cum and ssw sed,oSd M.rcuy
It's scenes characters and local descriPions Although
t 8: Al. .,G IN
%sutens than u. scene. describe. they p.b.6y
os Who S sSSd
story wrought with great power the characters most als
in the most nst1Es manner il y needed ira nc ending
Rave made the most intensely .6Oibns ancs OF Amer
efersny and would be better pssed the person.ses
happy cirourostsnces" New York Courier.
Fiedsriet Dousss who has there" says:
The reality sb0u IL; feels that the paindng
lie from fe There Of suffering that make heart
sick; pictures sunny childhood and bsa painted
worthy OF comparison With Uncle
Toms other Of the knd have Though
wholly unlike Incident Is Is Ike In truth and power"
y. Douglass Paper.
The spsuase without exception Is free from tho sted
exsggeaiion known fine wng the e,dog characters
are dsir city and the prominent idea sdroidy
worried out without being over~orked" IN T. Diy TmeL
Ii plot original well csnceved aud admirably worked out 1t
than the popular Ida Msy" 1t will Dc read more ex
nsiye> AZ the South No perusal will
lay IL aside till the whole story Is known. The author 10 evil
dsluy prscticed writer observer Of snd thog
ana with life the South well At the North"
Bos IN Transcript
at Is written with power and psthos The story original
the incidents pstura and indeed things
We have douot OF the success of this new book"
National Era
at as distinctly original and novel II Ida May its
prede had been written aud strictly novel, and
rot slavery disguised True Its teachings
OF ssvey but the resier draws this
inference; suggested other thsn as his d.ducon
from described IL finely written interesting and
cannot fail its readers BY thoussnd Boston Alas
Believing this be work of genuine merit unexceponabe
in STYLE and absorbing In interest tbs pob-
fishers Il the ate ntion OF the reading community
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON Co, Publishers, Boston
e. DEABY NeUYork
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MASON BROTHERS, NETWORK, win pub
WI H,h tAturdsy, Dec. Is:
THE INDIAN FAIRY-BOOK.
FROM ORIGINAL LEGENDS.

TLLUsTRA1ED By JOHN HOFFMAN,
vol, l2Io Price 81. Full gut, q & edges. 81 80.
This book with Its charming stories superb Illustrations and
stgsnt viii prove the attractive work r holt
dsy pubsh season. The original legends whca
the editor has worked and Ietold In glowing and sas
style derived from placed at hi, disposal
Henry r. echoelcraf esq The work superby lustrs.sd
from drawings usd by John Mcepan and engraved by An
thor which for elaborate finish and artistic excel.
nce bee rarely eqused glance a. the following table
will the esder that the stories do Of the
hawk scspiDg hne but that they transfers OF th
beautiful NEUROLOGICAL traditions viii, ii found only
the Indians:
CONTENTS.
Tho Celestial Sisters; H. Tho Boy who set Scare for the
SUM- Ill Sops Desire and the Red sorcsre w. The Won
deral Expects -of Grss.bopper; Osseo the Son Ct the
Lveniog ssr vi Gray Esge and his Five Brotnen VII.
The Toad VIC The Origin Of thu Robin; TX White
XII The Mssic Bundles XII The Red swan; XIII. Tue Man
with biz Leg tied pp XIV The Li,de Spirit or the Boy Man
XVII MsnabOzho the Mi.ehisfMlerj XVIII Lselnsn the
Lost Daughter; XIX The Water Spirit; Xxx The Fire fams
XXI. Weendsoes snd the one.Jwarf; XXI The Bid
Lover; XIII. Bohsws, the Humpbsck XIV The Crane
ttat crossed the Rivers XIV. Wunzh the Father Of Indian
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II A MPTON HFI O. II L s:
OR. THE sP NsTER'S WARD.
By CALEB sTAaBucE

vol. limo Pnce, 81 25.
The o. this vgune founded facts Many
residing 10 Connecticut will rcoSnze ony the
cen bu D,py e the which introduced into
the story Tie cbasctes In respects faithful poT
trsures Of indiyd7ss yI who p.yed life
parts assumed in this sou CALEB Stall
thor evidently old sA and the story much VI
the interest of the orecastie.
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~ f II 5 -
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sinh Eneis'ns Oh Psntir bssioss Mirrors and Picture
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very large variety Of
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B-Psiicusr atten ton paid to the Mounting and fs@ne
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Samples Grais-Agsps Wsnted-sub.riss now.
THREE GOOD JOURNALS FOR 1856 =
i The following are well adapted to all readers:
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L I F f J. L Z I r A T Z ID
A FIRsT-CLAsS FAMILY PAPER, devoted 20 News
LretuIe Science the Ar,; 70 EsTEETASMsST, IaPaoyE
MAT and PRoeREss. Published weekly at S2s yeG.