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TTNIIE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
NOV Al MAIL AMSIIIpS

TTNIIE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
l. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FRoH EEw.YoRK TO LINERPooL.
Snef Saon
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Cbet Caoln Passage
Second Cabin Passase. Observation-Disclosures. 70
tne ships from Bos on eel at Hllifsx.
PERSI 4. Capt Judkins, CANADA, Capt Lang,
ARABIA, Capt Stone AMERICA, Capt Wekraaa.
ASIA. Csp. Y. @: Lott, NIAGARA, Capt Ryre,
AFRICA Capt Shannon, EUROPA, Capt Lsitch
These clear white light green
stsrbosrd bow; red on port bow.
ASIA, Lott. ......esves York Wednesday July 1873
CANADA, Lang..eaves Bosom, "Wednesday July 10. 1875
AFRICA, Shannon leaves York "Wednesday July IS 1855
NIAGARA. Lech. leaves Boston Wednesday July 81 1856
PERSIA Judk'ns caves York, Wecne sdsy, Aug g. 1855
AhABIA, sore. Leaves Boston, Wednesday, Aug Is, 1855
Berths not secured VI I'll paid for.
An experienced surgeon on bosrd-
The OF these ships will be accountable fr Gold
Silver Bullion, SPECIE Jewery Precious Stones or MetdI
unless bills Of ladns cd the value thereof
therein expzEsed
For feist or passage apply to
n. CUNARD No. 4 Bowling srson.
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Dapey Ware4uuseS.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK.
SON Co. No. 50 Bsskuaa st., offer for sAis w ne W.
ost tesms: ,..n
Whiting Psrers English, frsneh and Amsrie>n-
News Pager, ali s,zes, weigh SD qo.Tfes
RooL Paper all sizes weight, snd qsaliuea ,.
fssus Paper fancy color. and white Of tn: es;, 2''
asnsus Psss t Sa and y the best qusitty
Cloth Paper, Sex$e and 4xts
Enxlish Hardware Paper iarss Msorm sal' 70" s'-
Sbeefhins Paper Of Tho best quaiit an
Wrapping Paper, Straw, Rag and AHai@
yea Paper Of different szes T. ,,,
Par 2orfns Paper suitable tor roofs n rSS
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furniture.

ENAMFLED FURNITURE.-H. +. FAR
IL RINGrON has ready for sale yersve assortment
Of rich ENAMELFD CHAMBER FCRNlTURe, all patterns
and coo aud decorated in audcapcs figures aud
flowers the M.IufaeoIy Wsrerooms Nos 10 ana Is Woes
ter ct between Bro< me and Grand SIS.
L'URNITURE.-P and Bedroom Furniture,
Iron Ftdesds aud Hat Stands pure Hair snd Plush Mat
rsses band order the shortest notice Also
two Rosewood PsIor Furniture in crimson per
cent lower than any Other house ia New York
VA FERRY, No III Csntre-st
near the Of Canal.
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As-rc.r BLgscEEs Anct,n'5' -, II ,
NTUOsYJ. BLEtCKER q 60. VIII sen "a, a.
"A prb.ie sucilor n tb, NsrehsntT ..rt a.
OF New Pork en- nOSDAf. the ist diy u Se9t-H''' '
D. re rk
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paints, Oils, @lass, &f.

EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
IL Very pure brightly and long SPERM aud
The wick; being fee from gum, svery suPeM for
COBijRN,S PURE TALLOW OIL superior for burning.
colder weather will ouwes the BEST sper" Cd
Bstrels so TO 10 gsrons Only Agent
JOHN w. QUINCY, No. 90 Witsm-,t.
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TOR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SEMI-
Il WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINB The nos.
ejole Berry viii leave Pier No 4; North River on SAT
URDAY July d. at o'clock p. precisely. for Frcshf
spply bosra where all Bill. Of oil b signed and t9
Pssrsgs at the Office of sPOFFORO f1LEsrON Co.. No.
- Broadway. The fsvofits steamer CAROLINA Hakfs
regular trips 10 various landings the St. Johns Rvsr
Florida connecting with TIE New York sesme and Leaving
Chai leeton every TUESDAY at O'Clock pm. Through
tickets 70 jacksonville. S3l TO Platka, SIS
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TINE valuable Manufacturing Property in the
Il Borough Of STANFORD, Conn known as the hiPPo
WAN WORKS. viii be SOLD at public auction on the Prem
hs on July. IL has occupied n Foundry
and suitable for Paper making other manufacturing pu
poss II has fine Water Power and convenient 70 sea
boat and railroad. 1t will prob,by be SOLD barfsi9 The
tsrus made eny GEORGEE. WARlN6, Rye ". Y.
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Dream Cleaners, Sc.

SCREW STEAMSHIP LIE BANON.
SCosjsnees are informed that the Lebanon vii csnne.es
,iSebsrsps ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, the i6fh inst Al
de for which Permits received Will be sem 70 tss
" r. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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"" ~ ~ NEW YoRK. MAY "a, 1876
N1OTICE-The rate Of Freight by the Steamers
IN Of this s frcm Liverpool reduced t. Per tpa dse'
srrement until further notice. Z. a. CoLh'NS.
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[CEs.-JUNE 2l-U. s. Mali.

II LINE Fy pounds b'ss.ge free ten cent. per pSaSa
On exce.s Four om 10 ocean by Psusms hs'
road Through for CALIFORNIA via Pspsms Railroad
The United sra,es Mail Steamship Co will dispatch Tor Aspa'
wall ON MONDAY, July q, at o'clock m precisely,
from pier foot OF North River the weikn iva aud
fact steam,hp ARIEL, Captain PASSENGER, and Mshs
viii be BY Railroad and connect at Panama
with ths Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S magnificent steamship
JOHN L. STEPHENS, II. H. Pearson. Commander which
will be in readiness and Immediately for san francisco.
The public that the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
always Sesmers Of Panama ready
sny possible detention OF or ma
For passage sppy to l. w RAYMOND, at the only offes
Of the { 1mt an ~, No. III West cor Warren ST.
Freight 10 cents per cubic foot o. y cents por
pound prepaid. And freight xill be received after 10
O'clock the day Of sailing.
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FULTON COPPER COMPAaY.-Notice Il
hereby gwen that the following stock ths Fulton Coppa
forfeited for payment Of DsA
T. s5s and Feb L. ls6, .nd TIA, ths viii b sold
Rnb auction. at tie Ofes Of the sscrss'y No. Haaovsr
nsv-Yexk,
On MONDAY. the 18th Of July aexs.
AT 10 o'clock q n,
UlIess previously redeemed
suaeERs CERTIFICATES:
g. H. los le 10, Ill H. lis, Ia us i25 iai IN H. Il
LII - 90 Al. a. IS H. 90, 90 81. lo4 lo5 III r7 @ d. ~
g. H. as S. 81 - H. 10, is; l6 IL ~ us H. H. l ls4
H. la tG7 l+ o. 1908 ls5 10 s. 3D. Il g. Is 81 &C. 81 M
rs ~ ne lsa ST. 81, %. ia g. a, % "a, IS. a. 8
JOHN EhPkIN5. s,:e,.,y aai Tr,,s1rsL
S,~rxi Jsa, !, ia
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MIcq,utrr. 81

CTEAM-ENGINE, RACK-LATHhs: sIAsD-
oING- PRESS, GLIDING -PKESShS' A3a Az IN .
ING PIPES fot SALE CHEAP ,,., , -, n. ssoys
Fifteen. ,os,e power FNGisE, hhis a.e1j 80
srtiel lee, for SALE att 10 "stetH w. - 80
CT WTNG-MACHINE One OF Whee'eI
- Wni,ot. best. nearly new. VII " SOFA s"e'f P
,eep a, No 9e Broadway.
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ulHE aTOCKHOLDERS of the ACCESSORY

l. TRANSIT COMPANY lof Nicasgqsl are reqass,ed to
meet at the ofice Of SAMUEL r. TRACY, No 81 Broad
way On TUESDAY next, the 18th Inst at o'clock p m
foil and eLdsnce requested business ot mpo
taroe will Ia brou eht b,fore tho meeting
ERW.YoR yuN B. 1856
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bAAN DEF2HIHkSr, ALBANY, OCT lU Ie0l
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the
kNsatute such made and provided that all the cir
cuistins notes issued to $. GILBERT individual banker
(DROVERS BANK OF ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY, Og
sensbursh, and late DROVERS' BANK OF CATTARAUGUS
COUNTY, must be sent the Office o the Superintendent Of
the Banking Department Of the State of New York pay
ent within two years FROM the date hereof the funds de-
posted or the redemption of the circulating issued hs
said banker III be given up. n SCHOONMAKE2,
o. law2yM Superintendent
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Financial.

M.Ro ,srILE B.sk. Me- s,f; J Sy, .; 80
4 DIVIDEND of FIVE ~ PER CENT on
~ h .nd,, s,ok Of this Bash hss been declared pa9sse
OF IT. 18th inst ,.y.,.s...
ine AisN' Ct ' g. J. BLAKE. Csstser.
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DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK. No. 25I I'd Az.


WsrTonst, oreenwich.Opea daily from 10 m
and 20 % Monday Th1rsda AID
ssys Interest st six cent al from 81 TO Sce
AL pcss made before the 18th Of July viii ntex
&c IN the i.t. WALTER w. C0ECKLIN, President.
VAXDEs BILT L. BUXTON, Secretary.
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PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER RAIL

DROVIDENCE AND WURCESIHh hatL-
II ROAD COMPANY-DIVIDEND.-A DIVIDEND 81
THREE PER CENT (rrree Dollars each shsre) has been
declared able the is inst at t'e Ireaurers cs dpf
ing those toinz recorded on the BOOKS
OF corporation The elose OF buse the 10th nst
Transfer Books closed f the lOro the inclusive
JOHN r. gALCH, Treasurer.
The daily union., 1856-04-01
HON. GEORGE VAIL.

Our readers doubtless that the democracy Of
New Jersey have but representative in the House Of
Representatives-Hon. George Val-who alone able
to make head against the tide of bigotry and naticsm
which swept his State in the Of 1854 In
creased duties and responsibilities have been the result Of
his peculiar position; and to say how efficiently he has
performed the first and how unshrnkingy he has met the
last would be repeat what matter Of daily remark by
his numerous friends in and out of Congress The democ-
racy of his district may well take pride in cherishng the
reputation of who has proved himself to be faithful
public servant ardent and consistent democrat and
whose influence and popularity at the seat Of
have been obtained by his unweared devotion business
his ne practical talents and by the exhibition of those
noble traits of character which hare for him the
dence and aeconate regard of all who enjoy the pleas
ure Of his personal acquaintance Mr.. Wallis deserved
popularity il confined to his immediate district or
the city Of Washington We copy the following from the
Newark New Jersey Jacksonian:
"Hos. GEoaeE VAn.-We trust that this true-hearted
and constitutional democrat will be
with unncbng rmDess in the last canvass and in defiance
the raging foes Of the democracy he pressed forward TO
victory and planted upon the tare Of tho national Capt.
to the only redcemng insignia Of New Jersey nationality In
the House Of Representatives Stand back fellow
the ourh and give him another Lock hands, and
give him two thousand majority"
The daily union., 1856-04-01
POLITICAL TEMpERANcE LEcrURERs.

The temperance cause by ITSELF cannot be too warmly
commended but when used auxiliary 10 secure the
triumph Of the bold bad measures Of bold bad men, II
would be difficult estimate the injury which Is likely
TO follow. Rev. Mr. Dow the temperance State agent for
Rhode Island in the Of lecture delivered Kings
ton in that State Thursday evening last made use o.
the following language:
There Is a in this town (msaning the Hon. Elisha
r. POTTERY who would like office who thinks that min
ought to have anything To say about politics.
who undsand says that he is only opposed to the
great Popes interfering in political matters but that bo
opposed 10 all the little Popes having anything do with
politics. Now, talk about eeOting such Office He
Il ft for H. would not have him ring pig for me
Such man IL not ft for q hog reeve 70
The daily union., 1856-04-01

The amendment was amended, and the bin o. amended
was read three times and passed Z - 49,.
On motion of Mr.. PORTER, Of hssourii
Resolved, That the Committee Private Land Claims be
authorized employs clerk for such portion Of the present
Congress they may deem proper at diem copensa
tion Of four dollars. s E...t 1.1s MI M, III s''
Mr.. TYSON, Of Pennsylvania In pursuance Of previous
notice. introduced bill TO enlarge and complete the har
Dor at Reedy island, Delaware river; which read
twice by its title and referred 10 the COMMITTEES Com
merce "s Eaf hs#
INDIAN HosrLrIEs In OREGON AND WASHINGTON
The House then resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole the state of the Union Mr. MACE Of Indiana in
the eha and proceeded the consideration OF the House
bill making appropriation for restoring and maintain
ing the peaeeabe disposition Of the Indian tribes in the
Pacific and for other purposes. Es.l
The bill proposes to appropriate $300000 to be expend
ed under the direction Of the President Of the United
States for restoring and maintaining the peaceabe dspos
tion Of Indian tribes the Pacific and $l6000O to pur
chase gnnpowder for the Pacific coast.
After lengthy debate without coming to any conelu-
sion ON the bill the committee rose and at o'clock the
House adjourned.
The daily union., 1856-04-01
DEATH or NOW. JAMES N. RIx.

.s .@, n 2.e'a"' g Bosros March a. 1856
We have the melancholy duty to record the death Of the
Hon. James NJ Rix, Of Lancaster New Hampshire Mr.
x died In Boston the evening Of Tuesday, the 26h Of
March, at about the age Of forty five He had for some
years been afflicted with consumption and was at the time
OF his death On journey the South for the relief OF his
health. .eiss
Asa politician his death will DO very deeply lamsnted
by the democratic party of New Hampshire and c-
zen and man his loss will generally be deplored He
hlled many responsible trusts in his State and among
others the dignfed Office Of president Of the senate For
number Of be had been the editor and proprietor Of
Coos Democrats and in that capacity be acquired
during reputation for unusual cearness and ability
writer and for fidelity and zeal in the support Of dsme-
cratic principles n",, ~ ~ ."
He died with the harness on In the late canvass In his
State his paper appeared TO be conducted with even re-
newed spirit and though bis constitution was prostated
by disease he continued furnish articles for ts columns
to the last lie was an accomplished historical student
and was the author in part Of popular history Of New
Hampshire ....~ .@..
marked feature in his character and one deserving of
notice In these days. his indifference popular favor
and his contempt Of everything like aattery Of the multi
tude. This quality, 10 in politicians, together with
his precarpus and retardng health may have prevented
his rise to greater distinction. Nevertheless 1t will
augment the influence of his words and of his services
Since the accession Of the present national admnisra-
ton the democracy Of New Hampshire have lost some Of
their ables champions. First was Mr. Atheron cut off,
and at time when his ripe craftsmanship would have been
service to the country and reflected lusre upon his
State. Then equally sudden the death of Mr.. Aver
whose unsurpassed eoquence and ZEAL and intellect made
him of the most valuable members Of the party The
amened death OF Senator Norris 10 fresh In the minds OF
most men. To this list which the grave claims must
be added the Of Mr.. Rix Nor it unimportant
fact that each of these upright and honorable tho
lar nta5
Pierce They were his constant friends of many years
They EACH in great degree connected with the leg
saton Of their State their fame will not be altogether
raditionary III.
The daily union., 1856-04-01
HANDSOME COMPLIMENT HANDSOMELY AC
KNOwLEDGED

The democracy Of Dubuque Iowa. in convention on the
22d ult adopted the following resolution, 10 which the
Chicago Times makes the handsome response below;
"s.osed That this convention hail with Joy the news Of
the recent triumph Of the democracy Of the city
a their late charter election We congratulate bretb-
there in this their political redemption from the ~pho
poer of oil the ooaed Of the day That we look upon
the toned bold and consistent Of the Chicago
TIMES the great Of sad triumph and pledge
selves 10 emulate their example.
The editor Of the Chicago Times takes upon himself The
responsibility Of assuring the democracy Of Dubuque ths. the
only way triumph edsotuay the fusion party by
bold and manly assertion Of correct prncpe and By strict
adherence 10 them whether successful not No petty a
oaes about men any private ge about appointments
Office should be permitted to ener the Assert
your principles and adhere them At all hazards and
surely the people sound 10 their devotion cons.u
opsl liberty will the democratic party triumph II
such that the democracy Of Chicago have
cured their victory"
The daily union., 1856-04-01
Markets.

New YoRK, March 3L-Flour is improvng-sales Of
T. 500 bbl to good State, 81 81 3l to
low grades Ohio, 81 s7 81 good to standard
southern 81 6s l2 fancy to extra southern, So 81
50 25 Wheat rm-saes Of bushels southern red
81 75 Corn Ia droopngsales Of 1000 bushels southern
mixed at 6t cens Pork 10 improving-saes Of COO bbls.
Sic 81 Beef 6rmsales Of 200 bbs Chicago
packed at SIS. Lard 10 droopngsales of 400 bbs at 9s
Whkey is improvngsales Of 30 bb Ohio at 1884
cents.
BALrIaoRR, March 31.-Flsur il frm-saes Of Howard.
street at 81 1a, and City Mills at 81 Wheat Is
to prime reds 81 80 81 s0 and good 10
prime whes 81 7oa 81 rs. Corn Is generally unchanged
sales Of white So sales yellow reported Pro-
visions active. Baconshoulders, cents Sides
s ~ cents Meas pork IL firm at Sic SIC Is. Beef Ia
quetwestern is nominaly quoted at sl2 per bb Lard
is acvesaes Saturday of 1s6 bb at 10
western.
The daily union., 1856-04-01
W ASHINGTON CITY
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 1. 1865.
CoNGREsS-M0NDAY.


SEsArE-After the usual morning business the Senate
resumed the consideration Of the resolutions introduced by
Mr. erson time since providing for the appointment
Of select committee who shall be authorized and In
struced to before them the members Of the late
naval retiring board in order ascertain the grounds and
reasons, facts and evidence upon which their action in
recommending the dismissal Of naval officers from the
veervce list was predicated Mr. Iverson addressed the
Senate at length in advocacy Of the resolutions and
commented with considerable severity the action Of the
naval board Mr. Sdel defended the board and urged the
necessity existing for reform in the navy which could not
be carried out in any way more esstuay than by tho
means which Congress had provided The debate
tinued by Mr.. Butler Mr. Clayton, and Mr.. Critteudsn
until FIVE o'clock, when the Senate adjourned.
Housr OF REpREsEsrATIvD-Mr. Faulkner offered q
resolution, which adopted calling the President
for information in regard to the pending Indian hostlitis
In Oregon and Washington Territories. Another resolu
ton adopted instructing the Committee Military
Aars inquire into the expsdency Of accepting the
vices of volunteers for the suppression of said hostes
In the course of brief discussion the Senate bill pro-
vdng for increased compensation to the jurors of the
District Of Columbia stated by Mr. Lecher that the
expenses of the district courts Of the United States for the
past year amounted to million of dollars.
The various appropriation bills reported by the Com
mee Of Ways and Means made the special order Of
the day for the 18th ns and to continue the special
der for every succeeding Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
day until disposed Of
ANer hearing reports from standing committees, the
House resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole and
proceeded to the consideration Of the bill reported this
morning from the Committee of Ways and Means) making
appropriation for restoring and maintaining the peace
able disposition of the Indian tribes in the Pacific and for
other purposes.
The bill proposes to appropriate $1,000 to be eI-
pended under the direction Of the President of the United
States for restoring and maintaining the peaceabe DISPOSE
ton of Indian tribes on the Pacific.
After lengthy debate without coming to any couclu-
sion the bl tbs committee rose and at o'clock the
House adjourned.
The daily union., 1856-04-01
PRESCRIPTION DEFEATED.

Last year the knownothng legislature of Massachusetts,
passed resolution for amending the State constitution
that no naturazed citizen could be allowed to vote until
he had resided in the State twenty-one years 1t
cesssry that the amendment should pass the present eg-
anre BY two-hird vote before 1t could be submitted to
the people 1t to vote Thursday last and was
defeated, receiving majority but no. two-thrds Thus
(savs the Albany Argus has failed signal attempt to
carry into practical eject the proscrptvs doctrines OF
know nottingham.
The daily union., 1856-04-01
PAYING HOMAGE TO TIE FORCE OF TRUTH.

While the know-notng State council Of Ohio has aban-
noncd says the Cincinnati Enqure its idea of requiring
foreigners to remain In this country twenone years be-
fore they naturazed by striking it out Of its platform
the black republicans u the legislature have virtually sig
ufed their approval Of the repeal of the Missouri resrc
ton, or Compromise 1t is called by some by voting
down proposition to restore H. Both divisions Of the op-
position paying homage to the force Of truth throw
ing overheard Of their most obnoxious principles
and adopting in their stead portions Of the democratic
platform.
The daily union., 1856-04-01
0FFICE or THE COnsOEADATED
...... ,.....-.lO or MARYLAND.
FFICIAL.

49, +" .t' +. TREAsuKr DEpARTnexr, December 1, 1885.
Notice hereby svep bode of,he stocks the unsa
that this department. win purchase ihe Of
said siocks the offered prior
Let dsy Of June asx and win pay therefor the following pces
wit; tsss.z~a ~aH.3 H af " sgg.#a a4s.s.l Ef ...s ]t
For stock Of the OF s prenm Of 10 psr For
stock Of The osns ofis7 and lss pamum of 10 Fer
stock issued under Of 1850 csm0osy called Texan ndem
aiy stock premium OF And or stock of the osn Of
s4e, rsdsemable the lah November, e40 u
Treasury prior the LEI day January premium per
recoved between the January day
next pemium or cent and received amer The 3is. March,
and prior 10 said lst Of June premium Of
Interest will also be allowed said ock specified
In the certificates from tho l July assigned with pnci-
pal Of the cehcaies received prior the at January Aer
thar date the interest win be allowed In addition premium
from s January the date Of their receipt In bolh
days win BE- allowed addition money
seller. II s3 w +sss3FS ft ~ ts ~ f8 .=g
Certificates ansmtad 10 this department under ihs present no.
ce ou be duly assigned tho United States lwh
half ssat psr ths is January by purity
entitled 10 tsceye the purchase-money. n tm #9ER8f .f
Payment for these stocks win be made BY drafts upon
ant neasae Boston, New York, Phadsphs pae
entitled to receive the money may direct. & ~
III. a JAMES GUTHRIE,
,g,. . u " p4s%st ii Secretary of the Treasury
fsafgA4E 44 -ga4E 4@r y, t q
The daily union., 1856-04-01

that event On which he sets 80 much importance as the
birth OF an heir might be received with indifference while
uncertainty sl hung over the result Of the conferences
That the proclamation Of treaty Of peace should immed
ment would be triumph indeed but Is equally for the
interest Of England and France that this state Of
should be put end to- and the wish OF this goyern-
ment to do Is shared hare reason to beeve by its
allies At all events have the best authority for stating
that the progress of the negotiations will from this day
forward be rapid than at first supposed and II
therefore, be fairly inferred that Important questions
have already been decided -,a.s . a.. .s~. r.sr..
RAILROAD DAhAGRs.--Geo. Meeur, of Harrisburg, on
Wednesday recovered $4,000 damages for personal injuries
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company II appears
Mseur was crossing the track of the road in covered
wagon, when locomotive without warning, along,
shivered his vehicle to pieces and dangerously wounded
him. 49, -.-.-
The daily union., 1856-04-01

NJ, CLAYTON denied that any injustice was done e
sa., nv removing them without notice, as they hold
. ,s during The pleasure OF the Executiye Presi-
. Jefferson had pursued that course during his admin
o oens and no fault was found with him for so doing.
W. desired to reply to the attack Of the senator from Tex
rur HoCsros on Captain Dupont but as the hour was
b would prefer 10 give way to motion for adjourn
ssnt lS and proceed with his remarks Tomorrow.
Mr. CRIfTENDEN took the opportunity to make few
remarks the geSsrsl subject sSon,,., N, h.v
i0g the floor for tomorrow r"