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News from New Mexico.

MILITARY EXPEDITION AGAINST THE APACHE n.
DIANs-COURTs MARITAL.
ST. LOUIS, Aprii g. 1855.
Advicea from Santa Fe state shat Gen Garland had
ordered 70 hundred and sixty under Col Chandler,
to take tie field early In March for the purpose OF in
Of the Inc ans for the murders and robberes committed
by them.
The court martial OF COL Blake hsd been post
poned owing to the absence Of material witnesses for the
defence. The trial of Lieut. johnson resulted in q
dict Of acauittal.
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Opening OF InIal Navigation, State OF the
Weather.. sc.

Weather, DC.
RoNDouT, April 3, 1856
Tie ferry boat between this place and Rhiuebssk sac
ceeded in cutting M way through the ice the river
this morning aud the boat now runs regularly con-
meet with all trains ON the Hadst River RAILROAD.
CALAIS NJ, April 3, 1856
has disappear ed from streets bat
foot in depth in The country.
81 JOHN N. B., April 3, 1859
II has been raining here all day. The i very
deep, and the roads almost impossible The river viii
not open for two or three weeks yet
MILWAUKEE, April 8, 1885,
Milwaukee and Chicago harboIs are OPEN Several yes
sells have left the latter port THIS week for Milwaukee and
other porte
MONTREAL, April 3, 1855
The weather has been very mild tere for the last
avs. There was warm rain last night, and the
rapidly disappearing. The ice the river ~ Id.
or, but shows symptoms Of giving way. Be. yeen Co
0uIg ard Toronto boats running
CHICAGO, April 3, 1856
The Mississippi river IL open rs far as DqbIqos, and
the Illinois 20 Lasale The Missouri ri Is falling
raIidly.
The Detroit river is Gear Of ice.
coScoRD, N. H., April 8, 1856.
Cloudy, foggy and rainy.
BURLINGTON Vt, April O. 1856.
The weather "a warm; the streets dry No sn,~ in
the city, and bnt little Ia the vicIi y.
WHITE RIVER Jrs CTIoN. Vt, April 3, 1855
Warm and wet with very little on the g.ound
BANGOR Me-, April 3, 1856.
we bsre he'd no rain here yet The river witt not, ap
parent y, be open two weeks. The ice Is two feet
Thick and teamipg is good 10 Frankfort
fosros, April 1855
The weather here is ve-y thi.s, and u is raining
slightly is hawing rapidly in the vicinity Of Boston
Losses by ,he Fise nj GAlena.
GAIEvA April 3, 1850.
The total loss by the recent Are in this ely il est mace
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House Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, April g. 1855.
Various reports Of no general importance male
by the standing committees.
The Houfe was then engaged sidering the Senaes
an, pdnents TO the Deficiency Appropriation BILL The
proceedings we're nninterestlDg.
rncd
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FEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, April 8, 1856
By Mr.. BRoOKs-Aganst certain sections Of the Harbor
bill, fixing the exterior water line
By Mr.. hNsEY-Fr0m BsDj min Bsandreth, for q en- Ar
ter to work The silver mines leased from the State.
REPORTS.
By Mr. UPHAM-Fayoraby, to enlarge the locks OF the
BY Mr.. CUYIEE-To amend and complete the Code Of
Procedure. Ordered to . third reading
BY Mr.. FERDoN-To incorporate the New York Pure
Mix Company. Ordered to third reading.
buildings.
By Mr. PATHRsoN-The supplems ntary bill to reor
gane the judicial districts giving New York additional
justice Of the Supreme Court. Read third time and
passed.
BILLS ISTRoDUcED-REoRGANzAroN OF TIE POLL eE DEpAsr-
By Mr.. PET1y-A bill u rela lion to the Police Depart
ment Of New York naming six Commissioners Of Police
James s Sioey Won. II. Vermilye, Nm. D. Andrews.
Alex. Spau ding, VIM N Mcintyre, and Isaac Dayton
with power to appoint the Chief and entire force
Conmissioners term OF Office to Is. Of
june 1856, but the present Chief and members the
force to hold cfce until their
The CON nisaoners are TO hold office follows The
four years, end TIE two last for five years.
salaries OF 81 900 each per annuIn with clerk ct 500
In 1859 and every thereafter, two Commissioners
be elected by the people, to hold office three The
law contains the Usual provisions the qualifications
and power Of the Commissioners
BY Mr. RAhsEf-To incorporate the Sing Sing Silver
Mining Company.
By Mr.. PE11Yro amend the law relative to landlord
and tenant to facilitate the recovery of the pre-
misses by the landlord Of a breach of the covenant
HIIIS PASSED.
To amend the charter OF the National Fire Insurance
Company.
To incorpora .e the New York State womans Hospital
10 cloEe BocmiDgdale square.
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PoTTsynIE, Pa, April 3, 1863
The canal boatmen here . strike. they paradsd
through the town this AFTERNOON, In procession, with
Gsg-, music, &c.
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Uol FOR Europe - ALI ABGARDl-Ths Persia
left this port on "Wednesday for Liverpool, with
the suggestive complement OF two hundred and
twenty. seven passep gers, Thus fairly opens
the exodus from ouI shores 10 Europe for $50.
The prospects Of peace, aad Of good timss'
IN both hemispheres-the healthy condition OF
our money market, and the Substantial evi-
denees all around US OF sn impending epoch
OF unezaG pied busioess enterprise aud pros
perity, are among the secrets of this heavy
outgoing passenger list Of the Persia. With
the proclamation Of the pscifcation Of the
Continent, the temptations to our sum ner
birds Of passage for trip to Constantinople
and the Crimea, or to Helsingfors, Cronst adj
and St. Petersburg, In addition to the old
beaten tracks Of Germany, the Alps and Italy
will be almost irresistible. Then, again, the
iusty King Of Algiers," as the herald Of
peace, will doubtless be made the hero Of a
series Of imperial baby shows and royal re-
unions, at Paris, London Vienna, Berlin, aud
the city Of the Car, for the special entertain
ment and mystfcation Of what poor Kossuth
would call the down-trodden and outraged
peOpies.
All these things considered, we may reas ,na-
bly, calculate upon an unprecedented American
passenger traffic to ell the Atlantic steamers
henceforward till October. Millions of Anne
rican money will thus be scattered over Ed
rope; and in the fall and winter another swarm
of opera and theatrical stars will come over
for their share Of our surplus cash. Meantime
our home summer retreats, seaboard and iute
rior, from the impulse of the Presidential cam
paign, may anticipate full houses and splen-
did season. The pressure of the war removed,
ALL the world will rebound into frolic. Who
cares? Have we not our Western granaries,
our Southern cotton fields, and our California
gold nires' Ho! for Paris, Stamboul and the
Crimes
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United States Supreme Court.

WAsHINuIUN, IoJV.
No. ~. Aaron Ledoux vs.. John Black, e. al, argued
by Messrs Garlic and Badger Tor PLAINTIFF and Hon. J.
L. Der janin, for defendants.
No. 70 and "a, The Mechanics and Traders Bank,
branch Of the State Bank Of Ohio plaintiffs Henry
Debos late Treasurer of Hamilton county and Charles
printed arguments by Messrs Perry and tsnbs-ry for
plaintiffs, and Hon. Geo, f. Pugh for defendants.
No. rs. II eodore Adams 81 al, Plaintiffs vs.. Jo.haua
Salisbury, a. al Argued by Mr.. Austin for the defence
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Tue steamship Asia, which left Liverpool for this
port on the 22d ult,, Is now due. She brings three
days later news
II the State Senate yesterday oil proposing i'm.
porsant alterations in the Police Department OF this
city was introduced by Mr.. Petty the Know No
Ihing Senator from the Fourth district. We refer
10 the editorial columns, where we have commented
upon this movement ana the provisions of the bill
Al some length. 5 bill recognizing the judicial
districts Of the State anl giving additional ST.
preme Court Judge TO New York, was passed. The
Assembly vas engaged in the discussion Of the
supply bill til the hour Of adjournment
Our Geographic dispatches from Washington
will he found extremely interesting by politicians
Of al parties. Il is stated that to days Union will
contain letter of Mr.. Buchanans, in which that
gentleman defines his position unreservedy on the
Kansas Nebraska issue.
The election in Rhode Island on Wednesday re.
suited in the re election Of Governor Hoppin, the
Know Nothing and niger worshippers' candidate,
and he majority of the nominees Of those parties
il both branches Of the Legislature.
Ata meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce yes
terday resolution expressing regret at the failure
O. the efforts to procure modification Of the usury
laws was adopted, as was also resolution that the
Chamber should continue rs agitation Of the sub
jecr
The leases for five years. from the lst Of May
Lexs Of eleven piers the East river, and six
piers ca the Nor-h river, were sold yesterday
al public auction at the City Hall. There was
quite large attendance. and the bidding was
very spirited. The prices brought considerably
selow these Of the last SALE 3n injunction served
upon the Comptroller prevented the sale Of the
lease Of the Staten Island ferry from whitehall
street, as announced.
Nothing Of importance occurTejin Congress yes
terday. In the Senate Mr.. Colamer delivered
speech on the Kansas question. Ia the House the
oenate's amendment 70 the yariOns appropriation
Diis were discussed.
Tie sales Of cotton yesterday embraced about
$500 bales, the market closing steady. Common
grades OF -four were again lower, and transactions
ia all grades were moderate. Wheat was steady
apd sales Of prime Southern red we're made at 81 10
a1d some prime Canadian white reported at
q 95. Corn was in Light receipts and the market
frrner. Sound mixed white and yellow sold at So
&C., and considerable parcel Of handsome and
prime white Southern sold at zoe. Rye, in store,
sold al 81 OF for Northern. There was a rather
sudden reaction in mess pork The market opened
al sic rs and closed at sl6 So; prime was
changed. Sugars were in fair demand, with sales
OF 70o 500 hhds at prices given ia another column.
Coffee was quiet. There was fair business done in
freights for Liverpool and London, a. rathec IN
settled rates for -four and grain, while quotations
Tor provisions, oieake DC, were steady.
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Albany, April 3, 1856,
The House occupied all the morning in discussing
the items Of the Supply BILL In consequence Of the Com
mt,ee Of Ways and Means having cut down the appro-
priaions Tar below ordinary years. The fight the
bin is quite proor ged and spirited.
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MR.. BUCHANAN's POSITION ON TIE NEBRASKA ISSUE,
WAsHyGToS April 8, 1856.
I understand that the Union tomorrow will con.
tain letter from the Hon. James Buchanan, dated
The 18th Of December in which he declares that the Mis-,
souri, compromise is dead and gone, and asserts TIA ne
Nebraska bill is the only basis upon which the slavery
question be se.ledtha it must be adhered to az all
hazards and every storm fa:ed that can be brought
against it,
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Mails for the Pacific.

Sew York, Friday, April 4, 1850.
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Losses by the Fise at GAlena.
GAIEvA, April 3, 1850.
The total loss by the recent FIRE in this ely IL es nass
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AACsssENrs THIS SvgNTrG.

ACADEMY OF MysIc. Four.eents sroe.-TRoy Arcsr
BH0ADwAY vHg .rfE. Broadway Tk4r BLESSED BASS
~-5ABiEAua hIrRoLo@scpEs ET REIi6mux.
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CoLLIOPE, OR STEAM WHISTLE.

This new invention was attached to
one of the locomotives on the Worcester
and Nashua Railroad, on Thursday, and
The editor of the Worcester Transcript
thus speaks of the sensation created as
the engine left Worcester to the tune Of
''old Dan Tucker: :"
The effect vas magical, nay, wonder
full, exciting and amusing. Men left
their fields and work shops, and rushed
for the railway; with them came women
with babes and without, children innu-
merable, and swarming like ants when
their ant-hills are trodden on-all agape
and agrin with wonder and delight;
everything animate was on the qui UiUe.
The horses danced ~pirouettes 10 the
music; the very pigs relaxed the tension
of their torturous tails; and stupid calves
that ne'er had heard of melody, in dumb
amazement snuffed the music-laden air
and stood agape, their pendant tails
outstanding straight behind! twas mar
v~elous, and we should not have been
surprised if all the bending woods,
charmed by the 0rphic strains, had
walked adown the shaded hills, and
made obesiance to the Calliope, ever as
to the terror of Macbeth, the lofty "Bir.
nam Wood came down to Dunsiane."
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Good Sewing Machine!

TOR SALE, CHEAP! The Subscrib-
i er has one Of the NEW STRAIGHT-ARMED SEW
ING which have. in New York, become
so deservedly popular. The SIMPLICITY with which
it is regulated, and the beauty Of its stitch are only to
LIEBERMANN. at WEEKS No. Il Market Street, and
judge for yourselves. From the fact Of its being so
easily managed. it itself to SEAMSTRES-
slip by, to procure a GOOD, RELIABLE SEWING
MACHINE. CHRISTIAN LIEBFRMANN.
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Henisee gave it up.

One time a young man attempted to
to make the acquaintance of John Ran
dolph. He obtained an introduction, and
among his first remarks said: 81
passed by your house lately Mr.. Ran
doIph." Il hope you always WILL" was
the reply. Another n twitted him
about his "want of education" "The
gentleman himself reminds me-" he re-
piled, ''of the land about the head wa
ters of the Montgomery, which are poor
by nature, and cultivation entirely ruins
them"
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Uarietp.
EARLY TOBED AND EARLY TO RISE.


By ELIZA COOK.
''Early to bed, and early to rise"
Aye, note it with care down in your brain,
For it helpeth to make the foolish wise,
And uproots the weedso Of pain.
Ye who are walking on the thrones OF care,
Why sigh for a softer bower,
Try what can be done in the morning sun,
And make use of the early hour.
Full many a day forever is lost,
By delaying its work till tomorrow;
The minutes Of sloth have often cost
Long years of bootless sOrrOE.
And We who would win the lasting wealth
OF content and peaceful power.
Ye who would couple Labor and Health,
Must begin at the early hour.
We make bold promises to Time
Yet alas too often freak them
We mock at the wings of the King of Kings,
And think we can overtake them.
But why loiter away ~theprime of the day,
Knowing that clouds may lower7
Is it not safer to make life's hay
In the beam Of the early hour ?
Nature herself ever showed her best
OF gems to the gaze of the lark,
When the spansles of light on the earth's green breast
Put out the stars of the dark.
II we love the purest pearls of the dew,
And richeth breath of the flower,
II our spirits would greet the rich and the sweet,
Go forth in the early hour.
Oh! pleasure and rest are more easily found,
When we start through mornings gate,
To sum up our figures, or pillow up the ground.
And weave the threads Of fate.
The eye looketh bright, and the heart keepeth light.
And man beholdeth the conqueror's power,
When ready and brave, he chains Time as his slave,
By the help of the early hour.
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ONE reason why foreigners are desert
ing Buchanan in crouds, is, that they
have tried ''ten cents a day" for labor
in the could country" and they don't
wish to try it again in this. It'll a good
system for the rich, but it is starvation
to the poor laborer and his family.
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BOOTS M SHOES.


- WHOLESALE n T
Spring and Summer Trade. at Re-
duced Prices, for CASH 49, &
W. < B. CRANAGE, NO.6 Mair ~
street, WarrCn, Ohio, would respectfully call the aiten-
ton OF their friends and the public generally to the
fact, that they have just received the largest, best, and
most fashionable stock of Boots and Shoes ever brought
to this market, among which will be found the first
quality Of Ladies' Caters. Kid BoOtees, Buskins, Slip
peTs, &c. Also a large assortment Of Plain Caters,
Morocco and Enamelsi BOOtees. Buskins, etc.
A great variety Of Misses Cater, Morocco and En-
ameled Boots. Fancy Buskins and Slippers, and a gem
eral assortment Of boys, youths and ehildrens' fine
shoes Of all colOrs and qualities, together with a great
variety Of gentlemens' fine French Calf and Morocco
Boots, fine Caters and Shoes of the latest styles and
best quality.
ALSO, a general assortment of leather. French Calf
Skin, Patent Calf Skin, Moroccos OF various kinds
and qualities, Congress gore for CATERS. glove kid,
Innings of various color, and qualities, shoe thread,
knives, hammers, nails, bristles. shoulder sticks,
peg hotes, peg knives, avis, boot web, sand stones,
! lack buck skins, and every thing usual Y kept in our
line of business. A large stock OF lasts ofevsry kind.
Remember the place, sign Of the Red Boot, No. 6,
Main street. Warren, Ohio. Apr. l6 T..
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ave must be unanimous" observed
Hancock on the occasion of singing
the American Declaration of Indepen-
dence "there must be no pulling diff
ferent ways-we must allhangtogether."
eyes," added Franklin, eve must all
hang together, or mostas uredly we shall
all hang separately"
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-DENTIsTRY.-Dr. ]. c. Burroughs,

~ having returned from a tour in the Southern
States, would inform his old patrons, and others desir-
ing services in the line of his profession that he is
again at his post, same rooms, corner Of Market ana
Liberty sts., opposite the Bank. Dr.. Burroughs is now
in possession Of all THE latest improvements in the con-
struction and insertion Of Artificial Plates, Palates,
Teeth, &c, either upon Coin, SILVER, or GUTrA PER-
CHA base. and from his long experience in the most
intricate and difficult parts Of Dental Surgery, he can
safely assure perfect success and satisfaction in all
cases. All operations upon the Natural Teeth perfor-
med with care, in the best possible manner. warranted
to be as we'll done. as can be done by any operator in
the United States, or Warren.
As many persons solicit Artificial Teeth, but areun-
willing to have their decayed teeth extracted, and wap
sufficient time for the absorption of the alveolar prA-
cess, necessary for set on gold or siliceous base they
can have their decayed organs removed, and a set put
in on Gutts Percha, Immediately. to answer all the pur'
poses of the natural ones. These teeth can be worn
with perfect ease, are beautiful, highly popular, and not
expensive. DR.. Il. will hereafter be in regular attend
auce at his Office. where he will be pleas to waitsupon
those who need his services. or council
N. L. would say to the members ofthc profession
who are DESTROYS Of obtaining the Gutta Pcrcha i'm
provements, that 1 am the authorized agent for grant
ing Certificates of right to use the Gutta Percha, and
giving instruction in working the same. Charges mo-
derate. Call and see specimens.
Anil 90. ISJ6-tf J. c.. BURROUGHS, VI. d.
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sub,

scriber has made arrangements with a Manufae-
turing House in Switzerland. by which, he, as Agent
for the Manufactures, receives Watches direct from Eu-
rope. BY this arrangement. he is enabled to sell Gold
and Silver Watches. Of all kinds. as i05 as they can be
bought in the Uaifcd States. lie has now on hand
every variety of Chronometer, Duplex. Lever and La
pine Watches, a large stock Of Britannia Ware, Jew
elry and Fancy Goods OF every description. and he
will received new supplies, monthly. His intention
is to sell a large amount, and he will sell to deilers
at 4 lower rate than ever before.
The Jewelry was also purchased direct from the
manufacturers, at Jobbing Prices, and viii be sold low.
lie only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. JULES
49,. = On 1910
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TWENTY BOXES OF ORANGES
and Lemons just received and for sale at
Y
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THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
/. J. ALLEN. l.. L. D.
President Of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS.

To young men who wish TO acquire a business cdr
cation" we think it affords facilities seldom equaled.
Mr.. Granger has the rare qualification Of theoretical
knowledge and aptness in teaching, added to practical
Counting Room experience, and we feel confident that
graduates from his College will he fully competent to
keep the most complicated set Of Books.
A P. STONE. Wholesale and Retail Merchant
il. JANNEY Sec'y Bird Of Control, State Blk Of o..
J.. PARK. Book Keeper at D. T. WOOdhury's-
r.. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. 2. MILLS, See'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C.. B. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H Riley & Co.'S
For full particulars. send for circular.
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG,
March 10 1Sj6-Iy. Proprietors.
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The undersigned formed a Co partnership on the first
day of April, 1850, for the purpose Of transacting the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city Of Cleveland, under the partnership name and
style Of
ONWARD & DDINGS.
The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
OF Merchants to their large stock OF GToceries, before
purchasing elsewhere
Having removed to t cir new and spacious Stores.
Nos. 2G2 and 2O4 Crawford's Block. River Street, they
are prepared to offer goods as low as they can he bought
in This market. WI. EDWARDS,
May :, 1856 IF. HIRAM 1
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1 must say, from my own experience and personal
observation in my practice, 1t has proved to be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which it is
recommended, viz: those Of female weakness, such as
Prohpsus Cteri, FluOr Alhus, and all irregular and
female organs. D. Y. DOT n. D., Syracuse, n. Y.
The Clains OF this medicine 70 the confidence of the
public are strengthened By the fact of its having re-
ceived the appreciation and liberal patronage Of many
prominent members Of the Medical Faculty in the Uni
ted States, some Of whom have voluntarily given let
trrs Of commentator, (see pamphlet } sustaining all
that is claimed for it as a curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above disea-
ses, together with testimonials from ladies Of the high
est respectaSility, as certified by the most satisfactory
authority, to all which the attention Of ladies and prac-
titiOners Is respectfully invited, can be had gratis at
the store Of E. A.. SMITH q CO., Druggists, Warren,
Ohio. J.B ANARCHIST & CO., Proprietors.
Central Depot, 3O4 Broadway, < !.