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TRUSTEES.
John Watt, G. s. Hawkins, u. B. Smedes,
j. A. BArellf W. F. Seymour, Thos. Henderson,
Samuel Bell ". G. Robinson, NJ. 4Arenlano,
j. W. Znchnrie j. G. Stouse, s. VI. Darby,
NJ. D. H. Norton, ?. Simms A. j. Mummy,
C. I. Buddecke, f. W Esn, NJ. NJ. Wright,
W. F. Vrelenburg, VIM. r. Miles, Sand Smith,
s. H. Kennedy, John u. Hein W. P Converse,
r. b. Sumner, j. w. Carroll Geo. Mactreg9r,
II. Frellsen, G. FelowGS, S. i. Newman
W. 7. Saunders, VIM. Qnincll j. j. Person. iy26 ly
hJONlCH--rHE sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
~ PANI Of New Orleans have this day commenced
the usual rates.
DIRECTORS:
T. J. Hart j. Y. de Egans,
jas. u. Denegt A. C. Treaouiet,
Alex. D. Kelly, f. A. Rawlins,
Fl. T. I4onslule, Henry Rpnslaw,
JIugh wilson, l. II. ;taltfer,
Jno. G. Kicks, J. G. Gaines,
THOMAS SIOO President,
~ JAS II, DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAS. EDWARDS Secretary.
New Oreuns, Jan, l, 1855. ja2 "
n!UTuAI. INSURANCE co.
LSl OF NEW OltLEANS-OIice. No lU5 Canal streef,
DIRECTORS:
John Pemberton, D. 0. EignRu!. j. A. Braui,
Logan Mcknight, jas. n Scyi.s VIM FOgel
0. GAillLrd, r. MSpero, G. Milleuicreer
y. P VOORHEES,, Pierre P0utz,
This Company, organized the mutual principle prepared
to Issue Policies for Mtrine River and Fire Risks.
JOHN PEMBERToN President.
JGEI:s D@LnoNDE. Secretary. icl3 "
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AGEE REMEDIES, eie.
OsgGod'S Indian ChvEogWe,
Rowani's Tonic MiXtEre,
Smith ) Toxic Syrup,
WynEonp's Tonic,
Speeds t'cbrifuge,
Vegetable Febrif,ige.
LOHENGES.
Sherrnan's Cough and Worm,
Bryln's Pulmonic WATERS,
LoCoci5'a PulmOnic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
I.ovctt'5 Nahpeueur HHiTGloss
i5nrrg's Tri.upherouS,
Lyons kHlharisn,
FnFie's Hyperion Fluid.
Phalnu'a Hair Iuvigorator,
Jayne Hair Tonic,
Van beIseii's Nnhpcne,
i,ondnis's Oriental Hair Tonic,
!aue!'s Enu Iustrnle,
nldriIigr's Balm of Columbia,
Railways Circassiau Balm,
PANACEAS.
Swhin's liouck's,
EG'.cli'1 Indian Vegetable,
i.pEgicy'e Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALFES.
pAf!rs Magical PninEXtractol
Professor lioi!owRy's Oinlmen,
llCAllist"r's All-ITealing,
brooA's Mngic SnIre, Pryor's
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"Why did You set your cup of tea on the chair Mr..
James 7" asked worthy lanGlady one morning, at
breakfast. at is so very weak, maam, replied Mr..
James, 81 thought would rest it."
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T WRIGHT IL CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
q aud popular Fnmy Medicines which they oher supply
Druggists and Dealers Propreor's lowest Wholesale Prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. III amp q CaEtEes
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We see it intimated that party Of Buccaneers are
making an attempt to break into the White House, ut
Washington, with JIMMY" We caution Uncle
Sam to look out for the deprcdatoIS
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I AND " ANTS.--llI GHESr MARKET Z AGa:S
- rmij for Land Warrants Also, all Kinds o. Un-nrret
BR3K So;ts, Coin, Bullion and E%cnnp, purchased by
II. b. MERItEII4 ( Co,
n3 d&WIy No. % Camp street corier 0 Goralla7.
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BLEpSpE.
4 ttIFFlI ~ EY4EG35S5E, ATTOHNlES-AT Law
~ Austin, Texas, will give prompt &ctinn To collecting
money in part n the State and for persons
awning lands attend to UusiogSs pertaining General
Agency. Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-22

An ardent Shaksperean has written pamphlet on
the play of Hamlet, called "An attempt to ascertain
whether the Queen were IN Accessory, before the
fact in the Murder Of her First Husband
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FERNtFEGES,
Win.r,s Canadian
swans
Perrv's Dead Shot,
.faynq's rolir,
SayIiS '
r. A F,t,urstnrIi}s
IrLane,s
RAJctu ard COTtEEJ REM.
ED1ES,
Wistar,s raI.oIn n If T WiIdf;herry
fin,tiI,r's N.mtha'
Shnr,na,,,s HiI4nr,
Hncban's TT1,leMria'n.
Dawis'~ viii CIIrrryand Tar.
S,.b.TrI-'' y, S"r7,n
NJ Er,,,r,J I'nu'sj' cyr,in
RHrfIoIn,,nU,s ET,s,,,1I,nf,t
jjai,;. E.,I.nm
Syavr,s Svm,n of Zril1Cbarrv
iyait t.hti,,ry p"otor,i
T9!yior's I;,.lsyln l,iyerwort,
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lTinnr,s t;irr,n,no}i'5
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FTI,, BY STEh
Skhft.1E MARVIN.
4 These the first rcAl ire-prooF S.F. eyer r,gde
They have pissed through more trials of tensa heat
WITHOUT the loss OF book paper, than other Safes
i'll the world. This fact is questioned bv any candid i;n
tere'ed person acquainted with their history The vast !:
Der Of certificates hand from part Of the limited dos
showing the perfect reliability Of these Safes secures far e
unparalleled reputation. ''' -''e'N
Persons purchasing the article would do well to note t.e
lnrts and buy none but Rich Co.'s Saamnner Sfs which
are supplied with the very best OF Locks '' '
GltHeis ana strangers wishing to look at Safes respect
luF s3lclte to call and examine the splendid
ever offered in s city on hand and for sale ut 81 rsier
street, New Orleans iliTfII1 ii AN''''
ui2 d&Wtf Sole Aren't far s,nnrrs ( Sorri,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTIN0
trottius match for 81, o0e, two mile heats to VA.
gons, came off Thursday afternoon, between b. 8.
Jake Oakley to wsgon-the driver and wagon 10 weigh
$50 lbs.-snd b. g. Baltic, to . skeleton wagon. The
by Jake Oakley easy in two straight heats
making capital time. Jake Oakley looks . good deal
like Rpton while In motion. Baltic has been unwell for
time and short Of work. and he could not last
two miles out from want OF condition. the betting
two to one Jake Oakley. The attendance small
Fua Heat-Jske Oakley won the pole. After =
siderable time lost in scoring, they got evenly
Jake broke up, and in moment afterwards Baltic also
left his legs Jake shot away and length ahead
the quarter po'e In forty one seconds. He kept the
gap open the backstretcb. Tim. the half mile POLE
log Both horses trotted finely on the lower turn.
On Baltic closed Jake, and Tapped
his wheel ~ they passed the stand. Tune, 239k.
There no change In their positions on the upper
Baltic tried take the lead Jake caught and lett Baltic
breaking the Hiram tried get his horse TO-
geher and make the gap, but in doing his horse
broke, and Jake Oakley won the heat easJ, In 5:22.
Stco~d Hedt joke Oakley never headed through
the heat. Time to the quarter pole 40 seconds to
the hall, 20 6rst miie 2:40K and the heat in 5aS.
THsnspAY June s-Mateh, 81 go, two ns heats, to
VIM. whelsn named b. g. Jake Oakley, to wagon,
weighing with driver, $50 lbf................. l
B. woodruff named br. 6. Baltic, TO = skeleton
's'' Tins, 5:2a-5as.
OHIO.
QUEEN CRY COURSE, CrscrNsArI, June 3-Propristor's
purse $3.50 two mile heats.
". Hsrpsr's eh h. Omar, BY Yorkshire, dam
n. Ba"rds i. aii, 81 Housiton dam Lat
B. q. Thosss' b. m. Lady Taylor, BY Glsnacs,
Tps. :ssh-s;iaX-s;s4x
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aTATEa or AMIRICA.

EQUALIZATION bf ThA fhhSlDkNT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
Whereas pursuant the hrs article OF the trea ty be
tween the United States and the Mexi,au repuss Of tn.
thitieth day OF December, thousand eight hun
and fifty three the true limits between the territories
OF the contracting parties declared to BE- fol-
lows
Retaining the dividing line bet ween the two Cali
forpias already defined and established according to
the fifth article OF the treaty of Guadalupe HdaIKo the
Beginning in the Gulf OF Mexico, three lssguss from
land opposite the mouth of the Rio Grands provided
In the fifth article Of the treaty of Guadalupe HiAgo
thence defined in the said article up the middle OF
that river the point where the parallel Of 81 deg Al
min north latitude the same thenoe cue west
one hundre miles, thence south to The parallel of 81
deg 20 min north latitude; thence along the said pa
Iae Of 81 deg 20 min to the 1l1h meridian OF longi
tude west of Greenwich thence in straight line t,
The junction of the Gila and Colorado rivers thence up
the middle Ct the said river Colorado until IL interseos
the line between the United States and Mexico
And Whereas the said civdirg line has been surveyed
mail ec out AZ esa oIshed by the respective oommls
soners of the contracting parties, pursuant to the
artic of the said treaty:
Now, therefore, be it known, that Franklin Pierce,
clare to all whom 1t may concetp that the line aforesaid
shall be held and the boundary between the
United States and the Mexican republic and shall be
spected such by the United States and the citizens
thereof
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
United States to be heIeunto affixed.
Given under my band, at the city OF Washington, this
second day of June In the year of our Lord one
r.. thousand eight hundred and fifty six, and Of the
opendence of the United States the eightieth
FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President. W. L. MARCY, Score, AIRY OF State
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mile.
Then came further wrongs. TIE Prssidsat had con
spired against the freedom Of Kansas United States
troops sent In to dsArm the ctsens and to
leave them at the mercy Of individual rufiAns Now
then the tug Of wA-ths AwAbidIg people have
borne the last Outrage Kansas win avsnge herself
the men flourish their weapons and talk of Bunker Hill.
The invaders arrive, . sheriff with . dozen Of men
marches into the stronghold Of the desperate fresmsn
and ol the war spirit Is extDgushed like tarthing
rushght in tub of water the brsvest fly like sheep
without stirling blow daring to fire their long range
rides ut Q mile, and the rest surrender their
arms, and herd covering with their women and chill
dren while their dwellings are burned, their property
Themselves Oh, shade OF Washington! Oh apple
SARGE and punkn pie Oh, Asses swestnin and chicken
hxens-that the Star spsDged Banner should float
such pack OF coward braggartsl
And these better than fair specimens Of the people
who talk of going to with England in the way
as they do OF copquerirg Nicaragua; who propose to
make weeks excurson for the conquest Of Canada and
would have been glad OF the job OF taxing Ss'astopo In
fortnight.
We do not think there much occasion to be afraid Of
them. whether there be war or peace. contest In
der is exactly the in which degenerate cousins
have the least desire 10 engage Let them hold Kansas
meetings and Sumner meetings and Champion indlgnA
tic meetings they pease: talk Is their peculiar voca
ton national institution. and OF the most innocent
With population which, eager and ready to invade the
rights and property of Others without the to
protect its own with army made up Of the congre
gated scoundrels OF all atious and feet manned be5
is with such OF riff raft thu, while the half
OF the crews are in irons guard boats, while In harbor
have to watch day and night to prevent the dseon OF
the others and the service unpopular that single
steamer has taken months alter commissioned to
obtain crev-there more TO be dreaded from
vaporiEg, the reality Of 1t from the United States
than ON similar gasconAde actual action, the
part OF his Serene Majesty the Emperor Of Timbuctoo
II simply ridiculous, and should be treated like any
other bullesuue
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The letter adds that the nsxt day much excitement prs
vailed in the city, and that an A'menau woman was
stabbed behind By stetto she going tho holy
sepulchre but that the local authorities had taken every
prseaution for the preservation of order The Greeks
u stated had spread report that III. dsgraoeful
hiot arose In consequence Of the Armenians having in
execution Of pre- arranged plan, wsntenly attacked
them bat, the Armenians are generally very pescs
able, this report not credited.
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Cor0ners' Inu uests,

The LATE FATAL FIGHT AT WASHINGTON MARKET.-An in.
quest held by Coroner Cnnery upon the body Of the
George Henderson, who died ct his residence No.
1873 Warrington street. from the effects Of k,k in the
abdomen received the 4h instant, while engaged in
fight with named Larry rorpey, the pier op-
polite Washington market. post NOR EN- examination
OF the bcdy made by DR.. Ferguson, revealed exe
sive peret onitis wi rupture Of the small intestines
which aies in the opinion Of the physician the
OF death. The being given to the jury that
body rendered verdict Of De Ath by peretens the
suit OF being kicked In the abdomen oy Larry Torpy
the 4th nsan Warrants issued for the arrest Of
the accused who fed from the city on hearing of the
death of deceased. Henderson was native o. Canada
and was 50 years of age.
DEATH FROM scMDs-An inquest wAs also held by
Coroner Conneiy upon the body OF child, four years
old named Mary Jane Berry, who ded At No. 90 Gold
street. rem the effects Of scads reserved board
of the ship Stetson while her to this port from
EDg1snd. Verdict, Accidental DEATH Deceased
q native OF England.
KILLED FALLING OF AN ADMINISTRATIONS
Perry held inquest at the Fourteenth ward station
house, upon the body Of laborer named Martin Ter
man. who died from injuries received by the falling in o.
embankment OF earth. The deceased WAS employed
in excavatipg ct the corner OF Broadway and Grand
street, when the embankment suddenly gave way, and
covered him complete from sight. The unfortunate
not dug out for nearly hxf hour after the
be extinct vercist in accordance with the above facts
Deceased native Of Ireland and was forty years OF
sge.
FATAL ACCIDENT Coroner Connery held an inquest
Wednesday the Seventh ward station house upon the
body of boy, about twelve years Of age, namei John
Bsrrr ger who killed by being struck the head
by the machinery in Briggs oil factory at ths head Of
Cherry street The deceased along with some OF bis
companions was playing In tbs engine room Of the above
factory, when be accden tally struck by the revolv
ing shaft instantly killed The jury, in render
ing verdict took occasion to the proprietor Of
the premises fer allowing the children to play in{he
CINE room while the machinsry was in motion.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port q New York, june z. 1856.
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Steam chip Augusta, Lyon. BAvannah-S Mitchill.
Steamship Nashville, Berry. Charleston spoford Teson
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish NorfoK-LudlAn Pleas
Ship FIincsOn, Rsii. Lvsr nss " f Tro:. Ao
Ship Jthsnne wihelmne Bren), Klockger. Baltmore-G
Bark Leone tsc), Todaro. Robin.
:, Bark Favorita tMect, Permen, ouesnstown-yunoh
Bank Elise tBrem). Nordenholz, Bremsn-Henschea
Bark Horn. Stephen Cadz r Buck 90,
Bark Lancaster. somers. MISUNDERSTANDING. Mott
BARI er:ns .n Wat. Ts%
big Putnam Munday. ST Msrtss-Everet, Brown.
Biz Ben Fo.er Fiitnsr % lie 0S'
x .sn a.f cD a'sa De s
Brig L Knight, Griffin. wilnington-wash. Carver 1
ysyfss Iff s.ss &C.,
a.;ss @ m
sssr Bfusn; Pa, son, Gh.rls.on "5oner f foasr or.
$780, ai Blossom Son.
ss5r r. s:y%snd RuIss wiasr S Potter
s Ess We
So: Ssss5Esn Wis,: A:ss.s:s ABBOTT
sssr CARO- Knight Davis Penn soynSn
sssI
sr 4:
sss. s,::;
Peps .s Line
ARRIVED
Steamship Marion. Foster from Charleston : hours. with
and
aeS With IdES as OIL q; TO r. Sales Ma ~ s'
VII out wsrnnE struck By vhir wind. which carried
fore ard tim mast: and yards
SAL foreopmss staysa and spAnker The gust IN
81 New n so.sa 1S
mat lat IS 40 n lon 70 TO- spoke brig Ko, heuce for Carde
s ess:n Ssvs, Ct Pickering Liver
1ss EGis IsIPS &C. y u. 2fts
through nigh clear AM passed The ship Bur
Ship Hemisphere Harris Hsyre, Nay with mdse and $40
Ss s y, s. II.
and %ss1 4s ss'.
Ion 40 o$ ya saw aFss Iceberg w,n.
Win ine ana S1.,ay cs1lu: Ru;ssr Nay is lat Is
BARI Native Or Of Yarmouth N Tr.ss. Ardrossan 81
days with IRON order Bad isat wrds and pleasant
d.:Sz lon 81 Ss isdo Carl aSsTs.
schr Melbourne GBr Norris, Maitland Ms Is days with
s sssT Sn 1.Snsi n S,5:s,a SsshA
schr Our INTO, Lord Elsworth 10 days
Rchr Csrodr 9 a. Hopkins Cherryfeld, IA days.
Echr Mindora. Rhodes, Rocklard.
Schr Wonder French, Providence
Propeller Pelican AldrdRe Providence Reports that
os ssd
Fsh, sunk on the rock, carried away The pilots
state that the soop Nth coal ID the VIM Mount from King
stn NY bound probably 10 Providence. schr loaded with
weed aou Of the rock this morning. but afsr
wards got clear.
SAILED,
Steamships Baltic Liverpool; Augusta Savannah Nash
vile. ChsrlesoD Jameeown Norfolk DC; ships Alexandria.
Valparaiso Columbia Liverpool Boston Light Mebourne.
Mary Crocker Br Liverpool: Isaac Bell, do " Fannn,
Galveston steamtug Forbes, Boston.
Wind during the day from NNE oS.
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doors were CLOSED On them ard sflsen cord passed
through the staples held ct end by Greek and
at the other BY Armenian. The people pressed
tumut towards the chapel each person anxious to be
which to be presented through two holes In tbs
doors. The shouts and cries became truly deafsning
and the crowd was 30 compact that public mountsbapk
actually along the peoples heads and shoulders.
The fusion increased by the Turkish soldiers
ing been withdrawn to distance being contrary TO all
At gin two streams Ct light from the holes In
the door ard in the midst tremendous excitemeut
the crowd lighted their CANDLES. passing tns light one
lights spresd in all directions and ascended galleries
But before lorg in the body Of the church
turned cut that conflict had bet ween the Greeks
and epians ard that the two parties had come 10
blows And then ftisSti.l scene presented t.sf-%sn
on shees and other missiles were thro wn st each
others heads The Greeks rushing into the estry,
spd madeaarms OF them the woodwork OF the church
was ,or6 and used weapon and the altar was
demolished snd the iraguents were buried in all dire
and flung them with rage on the cornbAtants be-
low. The pasha n his rushed into the midst OF
be melee and attempted to restore order but they
teted ard struck an the pasha would probably have
seriously injured Il hs had not been dragged away
by some Huropesrs His soldiers however By great
the niuriated crowd from the sacred eti6cs Toe
parties then their rage against the thousands of
ismps which decorate the facade Of the church-the
Greeks sma hing those Of the Armenians the Armenans
these Of the Greeks. The Turks Ut length sue
c.eed in completely clearing the church, though
Of the galleries and flung them q. them
with all their force. When the people
weie got cut OF the church they easily dispersed
Ii wns sscsrtained on investigation that no one Was
hied but that about thirty five Greeks and about the
number Of Armenians, were more or less injured
come havrg legs broken, others eyes 5000 ped
out, others wounds from pognards or knives, others
dreadful bruises. One poor fellow trAmpied on and
hsn his hair and bsard set Are bv one OF the wax
c.noss .hicb ts s.saapt carried Three or four Turk
nh 20 osr. aud IN also god deal ipi ared
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02
SOME TALK OF ANNEXATION

Notwithstanding the intense cold of the mas,
WINTER the citizens of Smyrna and vcinrv
were quite comfortable, being well clad with
seasonable garments, put within, the reach 90 %
all-rlch and poor-by the extremely low pr;'
ces at which they were sold at Eaton's CIotbin,
establishment stab on Main street. "a 3 q
Wlth view Of enlaring his stock of READY
MADE SPRING CLOTHING, SAMUrI G
EATON is now in Philadelphia, making pnrcba.
SEES, and upon his return home, this week. will
open stock of Goods, consisting ofeoats, pants.
vests, hats, CATERS &C., not to be surpassed. in
style, durability or cheapness, by any vet offer
ed to the public. He will also bring with him
an experienced TAILOR, who will cnt ond
manufacture, to order, CLOTHING. of every
description. His stock of Cgoths,. Cass;0, re-,
and Hestings will be sold at the lowest ra1,.s
3d. reader if you want a good, cheap ready.
made "snIt, or tiptop dress coat of the latest
"a shion' and the wherewthal to make il, call AZ
Eason STORE, on. Man street, a"d you Will boz
surprised at the low prices at which thew ca,n
be purchased.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

~ Let your conversation with men bo -,
ucr ana sincere; your dcvotinn 10 God I,,,rj
anu decent let the one be hearty moi h.,,,,',,
s,et 'le other be humble hut NO, homrI, ~
eve Eve WIN men as God saw yon; So Ir,v -,
Ood as II men heard yor r'"' "
" The Worcester (AIassl Sim rc,,r,.
auct on sale of potatoes at a aid .,G c,..,
ouShc and says they are plenty in thar v,.,, Il
" at 33 cts. a bushc ~ HI
w A sailor tell from the 4oDgnilo,,,.....
mead OF vessel. at Baltimore, dav or Iv,,.
.inlo the river. and-escaped with only sl~b, +,
J"ries: The height from which he trii -. 49,
oyer 100 feet WI way
WISCONSIN AFFAIRs.--The Assembly orIy;.
consIn, by vote Of 81 to 8. on THURSDAY rc,,
yea toFec0gnlze Mr.. Basbford as Governor
Mr.; Macarthur has desisted from his oDnnsi,;,,
qpd concluded to act las Leutena Mt Goverrot
o. 1t is said the Sultan of Turkey viii .o.a
VISIT Paris and london, to--persosallv~ tbanI
LOUIS Napoleon and Queen Victoria ior rLa;e
aid against Russia. - 5ifB Ns
" The crops of maple sugar this wear 10
estimated S3,0O0,000. The Mormous are ,oas
king great preparations for nanufacturn@ sn%ar
from the beet. .f .......i.. 1's"'
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

A IloERIBLE TRAGEDY.-The last leban,or in
The history of the tragedy involving the d,ath
Stevens, Clerk of the Ohio Belle and the dis.
appearance OF the murderer, has not wet becn
made public IN this locality. The Memphis
wing says that after the murder wus con,utt.
ted' the man Jones. the pcrpetralor, wis h.,at.
en- aud tortured lnhumanIy by the ere " and
passengers, aud that he was then thrown over.
board with two heavy iron weights tied nrund
nus neck, and drowned like dog ,fpau.. s..I +.
"A, story was then gluten up and published
'at anu w'de' accounting for the disappearance
Ut Jones by saying that he managed TO cL,de
Inc guard that was appointed 20 WATCH .Lio,.
Jumped overheard, aud swan ashoris g- 'ptpa
wing. severely denouuces the oficerslsoflh Tho
boat, IN which we join, by permitting this ba
oarous acttolbe perpetrdtod. Wehope all con-
;erhed W The outrage, may be severely punish.
"a ~. LOnts InietLigencer. i,a5Js .tsv .s7.,,i.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02
DOings in Congress.

SENATE, Hqrch 27.--The Deficiency bill was
passed. and aiter speech from Mr. Harlan
agains, hFs Doug lass Kansas Report, the Sen
ate adjourned 20 AIonday ea,s.,,' 81. .....'....,
uousE, March ,27.---The debate on the bin
todehne the rights and qualifications OF voters
"a The District of COLUMBIA was conIinaed , NJ
I'll the House was left without quorum, when
an hdJournment Was carried. as ,+f.t, $500.
HoUsE, harch 2S.--The above bill was re-
committed 10 the COMMITTEES. Mr. lane from
Oregon, appealed Tor aid to suppress Indian
hosllbtIes Ia thai Territory, and offered a bill
appr0Prating $i)OO, 900 to secure the service,
Monday. .s..u. b. "a .t..,. '''''' ~