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THE CASE OF NUDGE DAVIS.

PORTLAND, Monday, April :, ls56.
The bearing of Judge Davis eefsg the Legislature
at Augusta Closed to-day. Mr. Choate spoke for two
bours and half although enfeebled from Illness The
case will be decided to morrow.
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BOSTON RANKS &c.

BosroS Monday, Apnl 7, $50.
All the Boston banks have aoceded 20 the require
ments of the new Clearing House. and viii hereafter
be governed accordingly.
A watch-house in East Cambridge was DESTROYED By
fire lsst night and an intoxicated man confined therein
was burnt TO death.
BosToS, Saturday, April 5, ls56.
In the case of Uni Bart Co. Of Albany, 10 recover
damages for seizure Of ale in Springfield BY the oi,
GERS the Jury in that city was unable to agree, and
were discharged.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Monday, ApnI 7, 100.
Owing slim attendance the proceeding OF the
Anti Nebraska caucus at the Capitol to night, were
principally of a conversational character.
The Democrats and Americans of the city, severay,
are holding meetings tonight.
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Mcdowell & Co.-much dam, ea. loe ree' our-
ing. occupied ~ q clothing vaI. ouse, was ei--
crushed, and the stock-owned by MessrS. Wetsen.
feldt Co-njured. The entire oss b est. Sssecs!!
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FIRE AT FRAMINGHAM, MASS.

FRANIsGHAA, Monday, AprI !, 1870
The Depot of the Boston and Worcester Railroad 81
this place was entirely destroyed by fire this morning
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TRANSPORTATION WEST.

BUFFALO, Monday, April 7, 1856.
large quantity Of freight yet remains at Suspension
Bridge, awaiting Locomotive power for removal Wet
By the North Shore Railroad.
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NAVAL INTEbLIGENCR.

SALEN, April 5, 1856.
The United States brig Dolphin sailed from Port
Praya JAN 3, for the Canary Islands. The sloops Of
war jamestown and St. Louis cruising down the
coast.
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MARINE DISATERS,

EEw-ORLrAss, Saturday, April S, 1856.
The ship Macedonia reports meeting at sea the
packet bark Ottawa, from New York for Havana, dis
masted. The Macedonia supplied her With spars to
rig sjurynast WITH and enable her to reach Nassau.
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uoIrSp OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. BINGHAM, from the Committee on Elections,
eported resolution, declaring vacant the seat OF the
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From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, April 6, 1856,
As the Cincinnati Convention draws nigh, the
confusion among the crowd of ssprants and their
friends daily increases here Ii is confessed by the
most astute managers that the present political fog
il more impenetrable than any that has preceded 1t
for many years. No confidence ss to the nomina-
ton is really entertained in any quarter, whatever
may be professed, and dstrust is exhibited on all
sides; and the internecine war, which has COM
nenced between the rival followers of Mr. Blu.
shanan and Gen. Pierce, is but one feature of the
general aud indiscriminate hostilities which are
wsged among all the sspirants. They will probably
be as successful as the Kilkenny eats, while some
new man will carry Orthe tails as trophies OF con-
vsnient neutrality. II any opinion can be safely
ventured. in the midst Of much conflicting com
pentsu, II is that the most prominent candidates
Elh be set aside for the very reasons which have
Sven them conspicuous position and attracted po-
hteal favor.
an erroneous impression has been given TO the
Pueie in regard to the confirmation Of Capt. lngra
nam by the Senate, as Chief of the Bureau OF Ord
nance aud Hydrography which can only be proper
corrected by statement Of the facts as they
eAst. The Law requires this Office to be filled by
s.aPtain In the Navy. Under the operation OF the
s''e Naval Board, Commander Ingraham was pro-
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Lecture.-Msior BEN PERLEY POORE will deliver a
Lecture b.r. tie Hamilton Literary Union Ia aid Of the
funds Of the Ladies' Five Points Asson ct the Broadway
Tabernacle, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. H. a Y
oclock Subject: Foresn Travel from Pans TO Palestine
Tickets be had the Music and the door,
church will hold FAIR Useful and Fancy Ami
eles In the basement Of the church. WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, nth inst, at O'Clock, and THURSDAY AFTER
NOON and EVENING 18th met This sale 10 TO aid in de-
syne the Of furnishing their church. recently put in
thorough repair AL church invited visit
the Fair corner Of Broome and Ridge-sts
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In RennbIican Central Committee, Dec. 10

In Republican Central COMMITTEE, Dec. lOs
1s6 bodied in the following notice adopted
and the notice ordered TO be published:
ELECTION DELEGATES THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
ConwiTTEE FOR YEAR 857-The Republicans Of the
several Wards the City Of requested TO meet
in their Republican Ward Association represented in
the Republican Central Committee the EVENING Of
TUESDAY, Dec g. 1S6 at O'clock at such place shall be
designated In each Ward by the officers Of sucn Associations
for the purpose Of eectn five Delegates from each Ward TO the
Republican Central Committee Of the City and County of New
Yok for the 1851 There shall also be voted for in each
Association such election FIVE Delegates to represent the
Ward lin Young Mems Republican Committed" for the year
1887 Such election shall be by ballot and shall be
the unless be shall have been
Der Of the Republican Ward Association for least week
previous election. Three Inspectors shall be appointed
the rules Of the Association shall prescribe, to conduct the
election the and residence Of voting
shall be entered in writing poll list to be kept By the
Inspectors The votes shall be csnvassed In continuity s
nearly may be- with the laws Of the State regulating eec
Two days notice Of the time and place Of holding the
election in each Ward shall be Published in at least two news
the polls the election shall b. kept from
O'Clock Of The evening named In the Ninth Ward the
election Of the Delegates TO the Central Committee for 1857
already taken place. election for Delegates to the
"Young Mems republican Committee" only Will BE- held The
Republican Central Committee thus elected will assemble at
Academy Hall No 663 Broadway, the Evening Of the Sec
nd of January 1857 o'clock sad the other
The Third Wednesday Of January 1857 at the
place and hour. EDGAR kETCHUM,
President Republican Central Committee.
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Gpetial Notices.
rh> Young Mems Republican General Commit
~ celebrate the triumph Of Republican psRcpIes In II
Free s'' RAND FESTIVAL

M MI
80. ~ eesbate triumph Of Republican pscpes IN the
Free GRAND FESTIVAL
ACADEMY Of OF MUSIC,
Or THURSDAY EVENING, Dec 1s, 1885,
me Committee have invited the most distinguished In
~ Repubcan them the occasion, and the in.
.s.fons have been almost unanimously accepted
me for securing TO the and all
the qualification have been nirusted 70 gentlemen OF
nee and is believed that in every particular
s Festival i'll worthy OF the glorious
sueses ard Of the late Republican campaign.
The Committee the following arrangements for the
evening: -
The music combating Of two full bands Of hundred in
,unens the direction Of A. Doiworth esq, will
utnee al 81 o'clock.
The members Of the Committee assisted by Republicans In
Wed the neghboring cities will act marshAs aud wiz
The private boxes will be reserved exclusively for invited
rsts -, -. 4. 4. .
Tickets may be obtained the Music Stores Hotels and Of
tbe Committee price each admitting gentleman and lady
y. w. FISHER, ID. L. ELDER,
Y. O. YOUNG, J. BARRY,
MANAGERS:
Gov John A. King Anthony J. Bleecker, esq
Gen. james Watson Webb. John Bigeow. esq.
VIM NJ, Evarts, $50. u. w. Blunt, esq
Chss. A. Dana, esq. VIM. II. Fry, esq.
Isaac Sherman, esq John j. Dosne, esq.
WK Strong ESQ Hon. j. W. Edmonda
Hermann Raster, esq Luman Sherwood, esq.
Col T. L. SNOW DIR. Cbss Bruenin ghausen.
Cbauncey ShAfer, esq Chss w Elliott esq.
Hon O. t. Leigh Geo w. Curtis, esq
Hon J. II. Welch. Thaddeus .Hyatsesq.
Gen g. 7. Lowry. VIM Allen, esq.
Rolhn Sanford esq. Hiram Barney, esq.
Hon +. ID. Culver. John A. G. Gray. esq.
Edward Fiske, esq. Richard Warren, esq.
Hon j. &. T. Stranghsn. VIM. H. Browne, esq.
Hon Mntho,ne Tompkins Hon. T.. s. Cspron.
Thomas b. Stillman, etq.
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