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Senate.
WARRINGTON, March "a, 1855.

WARRINGTON March "a, 1885,
THE TROUBLES WITH NICARAGUA.
On motion Of Mr.. SEWARD, Of N. Y, the President
was called upon to communicate all the information in
possession Of the Executive relative to revolutionary
proceedings in Nicaragua, especially concerning the
Of the property OF the Nicaragua Transit Company
HosoRs FOR THE KANE EXPEDITION.
On motion Of Mr.. SEWARD, the Library Committee were
instructed to consider the expediency of legsa
tive reccgnicn Of the eminent services expedition
uncer Dr. Kane TO the Aroto regions.
DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL
Was then considered.
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On motion of Mr. WELLER, the Pacific Railroad bill was
made the special order for April IA.
A GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE PROPOSED.
The bill to create establishment for the public
printing, engraving and bookbinding made the
special order for April q.
Adjourned.
House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, March "a, 1856.
COMMISSION.
The SPEAKER announced the Kansas Investigating CON-
mittee-Messrs. Campbell, Of Ohio; Howard, Of Mchi-
gan; ard Oliver, Of Missouri.
LATE NAVAL BOARD.
Mr.. MHIsoS, (dem. of Va, made a speech coHdemna-
tory Of the action of 'he Naval Board
BOOKS FOR NEW MEMBERS.
The joint resolution to give the members of Con-
ress books equal in value to those which members of
former Congresses have received, after debate was
acout thou, AID dollars.
Adjourned
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LII. Boar PICKED Up a Sea.

FF91'1tNCE, March "A, 1850
The bari IswelE, IN. Il srrlved here to-day from APP
palach COLA pcxes ~, the 18th ius in latitude IS
deg 20 min. longitude IL deg min, metallic lie
boat numbered 2,3l3. Az the boats the missing
steamship Pacific, had the word "Pacifco stan ped on
the rtarn
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a 1866.
Stocks are steady quotations follows:-Penn SO,
s3I; Reading Railroad, 46; Long leland 10; Morris Ca
nal, IAN Pennsylvania Railroad, 45x.
NEW ORLEANS, March "a, 1856
Cotton.-The tone of the market y improving The
saes 500 bales Orleans middlfng at 91sc 9c
Mess pork, SIS 25. Other articles unchanged.
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St. Patrlclk's Day In New York.
GRAND PROCESSION OF THE IRISH TRADE sOCIErI


AND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS.
Yesterday was quite gala day in the city among our
Irish fellow citizens. To be sure, the weather mott
lowed up the threat by showerng little during - sr-
noon, but triaing circumstance a storm not
going deter Celtic friends from commemoratng st.
Patrick's Day becomingly.
The day broke sombre and gloomy, but the rain held
up until the procession nearly over when shove eel
Mttle though not enough to do any damage those
who participated.
By ten O'Clock the various civic and trade societies had
assembled in Second avenue with the right resting
Fourteenth street. At eleven O'Clock the professions
moved down Second street to Bowery down Bowery to
Chatham through Chatham to the East gate the Park,
through which they fled past the City Hall, where
Mayor Wood and members Of the Common Council re-
viewed them. The police arrangements IN the Park
were excellent. The vast crowd who had come to wit
the fee kept back by chains and we'll disci-
CURED while the procession passing. One gallant
horsean, however, while attempting to be particularly
courteous he passing Mayor Wood came near
being rolled the FOUND, BY his horse slipping but he
laughter misbap created There was vast crowd in
the Park, among whom were many Of HberniA's fair
daughters and much interest and enthusiasm prevailed.
The procession filed past In the following 0rdsr, John
DouRhety Esq., acting as Grand MArshal, assisted BY
James SANFORD and Peter r. Gaynor Deputy Grand
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians,
Preceded by
Washington Brass Band,
And escorted by the
Emerald and Independent Guards.
Captains Cox and Mulligan,
with banner, on which was the device
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New Edition, Corrected and Improved.-.
Genn has the peasu Of announcing new and brilliant eds
his spri hat for 1856 II brimfu OF beauty ao-
ganty bound, and sold at ~. GENIN, 2l4 Broadway
opposite ST. Psui's.
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FAITH, HOPE AND CHARITY.
Under these conquer
On the second banner was the words
FIGHT COUNTRY.
This society 900 strong.
The Ancient Order Of Hbe mans Universal Society passed
next, bearing banner with the device
THE WORLD RE A REPUBLIC.
The Irish American Benevolent Sosiety preceded BY
Stewards band.
Flushing Mutual Benevolent Society presided by band
Whtworths band, preceded the indie pendent Guard,
who followed by the Quarrymen's Union
Protective Society.
United Sons Of Erin preceded by Monahans full band
Liberia Benevolent Society, with Richardson's band.
The Workingmen's United Benevolent Society, with
band.
IODgshoremen's Mutual Union Benevolent Society,
bearing banner representing handsome shp,
and the Legend
UNION, PROTECTION AND BENBvoIENcE.
This society number over 100 persons.
Hbernian United Benevolent society ded by Robert
sons band
Here came beautiful representation of harp,
wreahed and decorated with flowers, and supported
handsome stand. 1t much admired.
cSvalcade OF horsemen closed the procession.
The line Of march was continued up Broadway to
Canal Through Canal to Hudson, up Hudson and Eighth
10 Prince, where the procession dispersed.
Shortly after the procession dispersed heavy set
in, which continued to q late hour. There to be
fatality about st. Patrick's DAy-it always rains.
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The Ohio River Open.

PrrTsBURG March "a, 1856.
Navigation is now OPEN There s1ten feet of water in
the river stand The ice commenced moving 5a-
turday night and did no injury to shipping the weather
ia clear and cool,
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Csmeo-types.-Compiex Clear and Bril-.
bapt Freckles don't show Taken only nj AMSONS~
24o Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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FROM BuEsos Ayms.-By the bark California, Captain
Higgins we have advices from Buenos Ayres to jan 49,
Business Is very dull. Produce scarce ssa very high
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The Fashion of she Season In Gentlcmeu'a
hats introduced by ESP ENSCHEID 1S Nassau street
superb sold tor three dollars and half 1t
admitted without dissenting voice, that they are superior
TO AM hat sold In Broadway for four.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

ELIzABEIHPoRT n. j., March "a 1856.
A young man, named Theodore Burnett. Is years of
age son Of A. b. Burnett OF this city, killed at Rah-
way night In attempting to get the evening train
from Philadelphia, while the cars were in m 3tion
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Fire nj BeIley,IIe. Canada.


At Belle VILE Canada saturday, three story brick
building occupied by Lewis Grant, merchant totally
destroyed by fire, together with the contents All in
suIed.
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Four Children Murdered by their Mother.
SYRACUSE, March "a, 1856.
woman, named Ward res1ing Bridgeport,
Madison county, yesterday murdered her four children
by cutting their Threats with She then made
unsuccessful attempt to cut her throat. The
the is said to be the neglect and brutality OF he
hui band.
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BALTIMORE, March a. 1856.
The New Orleans mail Of Tuesday IL at hand The pa
pers contain nothing Of Importance to telegraph.
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CHARLESTON, March 49, 1855.
The United States mail steamship Marion, Capt. W.
Foster from New York, arrived here this Sunday
morning at I O'Clock.
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Nearly all of the above vessels are ireighted with
cargoes which are to be landed in this city.
The sales of cotton yesterday embraced about 500
bales chiefly in transitu the market closing steady
without change in prices. Flour continued firm,
with little common State to be had at the close I'M
der 81; Southern brands were also in good demand,
and 800 bbs. extra sold in one lot for export
at So. Wheat quiet at 81 65 81 Is for inferior
to good red Tennessee, and Southern white at 81 50
a 81 80. Corn was tolerably active at 64c. Csc.
for mixed, CSC. Csc. for white and roc for prime
Southern yellow and old prime Western mixed. Rye
was dull. Pork heavy with sales of mess at SIS
IS; prime was scarce and firm at SIS. Sugars were
sold to moderate extent, without change in prices
About 2lOO bags Rio coffee sold on terms stated
in another column. Freights were easier for Liver
pool. Grain taken in bulk as low as &c. &c.
and cotton at 9-32d. sled. per square bale, and
round do. at 6-led.
We learn from Brazil that on the 18th of January
the imperial government decreed that four con.
panies of cacadores and two companies Of artillery,
consisting Of fifteen hundred men, be organized for
service in the province of the Amazon.
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White, the Hetter, has Removed from
the corner TO las Fulton street, between Broadway and
Nassau street His spring style hats Ia the handsome ar
uce OF the season, AT 81. neat dressy hat for "a
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we beg leave respectfully inform friends snd the pub
nc In general that no other halter authorized
or sell our patent veniAing hats should dispose Of
gnp LOT The better accommodation OF the public notico
WI be given through the present hese goods
be had wholesale ana retail only ELM
street, N. Y. SELLERS 4 COMPANY.
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The Government Exchange Basincss mt ST
Louis,

If ON the 81 Louis Republican, Dec 49,
Tne MOI INT o. tDe Secretary o. tho Treasury 70 90
sp,cie iron thai ely 10 st Lous TO The xtent Of III re-
qusreis OF uon Of dollars has been the subject OF
good deal Of Araons merchants and
men. New Yo'k has put f"rth The claim, all ocrs
soEs DiLg the great moGe! ed city OF the Union.oe
regulator o. eAcnanges nno the eonro,ler OF naAnsa
y CRY putting ior,h srcS claims sncu always pay 30
much regard TIC transfer OF few thousands, or few
huLoreGp q tnousans Of dollars, Ia tns settlement OF
a,,r.nee- 10 the Wost the s,uih aad snoad shake
II a iacaeo With me egue Whenever tbs process Is
gong on. In the p scnl case the Secretary Of the
Teasury desires ralsfer tarce quarters Of nion o.
dollars from Eer York 70 st. LOUIS. insteaf OF doing
thsnsUad OF taking Inc money OF OF hi, own vaults
or the vaults uf me New York banks. where
credps are always strained TO tho uttcrrnost
and tLoh ceplcuOn would frightn thsm
Of their wis performed ., In tsd Of paying
70 sspress paies qusrter per cent 70 put toe
GOLD here In ibre days. a. they woad do-tne head Of
TIE Treasury does tie injustice TO St Louis Of % ming
Into the ke aud OF ring TO sell shsnge New YORK
q lees pIe MUM than the barxs brokers--thereby
wibdawg the specie ro tho ban Ks and bankers mere
II may be wanted We say that there u 70 ju,tice 10
this tnins; that there Jst ~ N ueh proprety In New
York undergoing this depletion as g Louis We caa
atard thai CITY; bat this not the teston;
end hope the canks sud bsnkers will 40 their
change BY Gle ting more favorable terms than the
nj that not dollar will DO tranerrsd 10 the
subrsssury IN This say. Justice 10 the business men
Justice section Of tie counry, requires that
should have tie advantage OF all tho available
oil tire banks and bakers ct this
SON OF The year; bot toty are 70 DO kept In
fear o. tho Immediate crafl OF thrss quartsrs OF =
million OF dollars ard having locked 70 IN The Sib.
Tr, ssury they vii, Of hasb,1d thor resou=cs
sod &C all cscnr,ss cpra,crs In ths proiocs o.
country The secretary q ,he Treasury has busiaees
tnu& ntspe VITA the acns OF one seJSa Of the
country, In orcer 10 favor another session
deserving OF eoysrE u favor. He has, In eush, no
bus,nese 70 NJ al, foe tho mv creating the sob.
Trvuy Goes Contemplate any such transier Of pub
lis funoe from see CT The country 10 another.
ksw YORK ird. oed 10 tho west aud LEI her pay u;
81 al evtnV TIE SOB Treasury has specie funds 10
fer from New lrt 10 90 locked rp In =. Lo1as for .
time sD< les be done Oar busirc0 MA have en-
p,oy for al zoe funds Of md bcrc In tho par
chaso q prctvce and they should be nsda'si,
evu trough Scw York shoalf haye 10 give up tnrse
quaitss u uinon n dosl,rs aud panic shone eelxo
upon We banks snd t,eir IN sog ucuce
TIE bauks sad bankers Of Tits city seing
change VI par.
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PAEBILIos At GScr~yaTf The psenomsnor
termed p~vte.ou suo " not csG nors, n
cccuuco. h39eyr, lat evening About 4 o'oi1Jt =
ttack brIt q ccuds nv 10. On th9 voetc-r bctz9n,
shove WITCH losffr rght vapos, NJ q hsxm aosat a.
f~ above the bo'izaa a. nc anu NJ shM tine. ths
later borg soysh a =. Tns vspov soprc1 sac eus q
rass ard seenert q circle eo 1oscd Of the prssGa
ceusse e DIS sepuscri ptis bright light ea,dosf.
cod Ne opti;ne dtirciy pesscst-tas gas tue m
svn itdscsscn a The rial one fhs sShs agy.
fsf ard w,ssesunc Gro 'oi5 sain'' sal the ptrnons
nc~ sup cog y and conssocr q sigs d fAhog waa
ther Ca, cirncfi gossfs, Dsc IL,
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Dfs.ov or OLD C,fS N Brcxs Coz srY, PA
-srosi tneussro co,srs, 10 ola Amvsoan ant sp4
nish Sof oon una y, ooeh SILVER, found isS1a
Iast Q stbose attached 20 rue dwelhng 81 nr
PctsS rcxter south Ncun In fovor Het d,esr
toEpship, Ba Ne ocuny, ~ Of the gru HING sts
him. mo smoke hozss hns been uscd daily py the "a
mty fyr great many years IA entire ignorsncs n M
IN nx ire brick dor o. TIE pace aad a
70 vt0u IN old bcc~skin bag 10 which The
tain d. itsi he ds ,oyery owpg rns Oldest pieces
ire oose oi lT5S and Sr American cc4n s psirl
psry q The lssvs Of 1900 70 so.. rms ucascro
cO1bue-s had Away b. ozs d AZ. fcxiws nDcestors.
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Omitted states Circuit Court.
@cfEe Hon Jadge ssn

SUN FUE FAtfFN Of NTTIFNs
Dpc f5--syohn q Baker ard osaers g1racie v. frg
vstc.This action sro0gh asainsi rolsctor Lay
re- cs 70 recover back tao bel 70 per Ont
a. leo per two i'm Dortsons oosortag mater
'ot coiorng cor1tas 40 rbe Csur Instructed tio Jury
as this article produced By dstna,oo nor usef a.
vcrsse, only Sufficient spirs berg incorporated 10
oy tho orrpose Of preservation Ysstis for pla'rtTs
90 IS subisc W adjustment a. the Custom House, eud
he orapoa OF the q, s' JencY protest. For
a lpinrs John McCnlioh ant James Ntgvsy foy de-
Q cant T, j. Josoamisscn Assistant Uniied sAies Az
tDsney,
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kAII0x&A2O1&Us
4 -IuxuNYs Book ron rms a0I.IDAYs.
a ~, s.s: sSSss 81 Ss.; snSss s;sa
q souH' S ysns s., s ,rss.I , ~ sAriSh
=, F,sas g. 3eoaa :Ss , as Tia.ol.
LIST OF FSsss~HSs Fam rag iasis SsIes PAINT
n. ysrsu. period. s..ss . 80 r...sa ~ s.r 70
Ssss, ss
.; sns a. ss he Reign of
The greater han 6rutus.
= 'as:s :s:a: OF liberty hoe many crimes
III Hms 1lIis Inc celebrated beauty Of Me Directory
ns Esc.sss whose oss rs ssds ga. oy 10, @
ever, I'M m.D who Sso once osSsd apoa hs2
rope and whose unOoairOable csprcss
hy Sreasr constant vie or MIRA, and oe.n o.
w y,, J s.as ,s,,,r }rAs two smprssses.
TX. HoArEssE DE sEAuHAssAs, daughter Of Josephine
4. GRACE iscERsol, belle of New Haven transferred
xl Mis. Du UoIoHBIrs, Napolecns arss love.
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XII. Nine JUsor Duchess y aorantes
~. xne LssoaaAsp he sySn q lie ninssssn:s cen
XVI Ms eroRcEs he tragic and the pro.ssce OF
he press mites pubic pronouncng Gooi,ohs
Court OF Napoleon the mos. eegant and desirable 6d,
Book yet prCGsGssa , x 4%snss ,v Aaver
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One ef the books h,ch properly ohled gorgeolA
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Here have eushioed in almost living loveiness The aai
pg bellies OF the empire cOlored with thu delcsy and ndeG
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IL cal graceful ADD gesive The volume tho vs.
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The illustrations really EXQUISITE most superb, IN
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psoved That the Cornrriuse me Judiciary be instruct,
ID qulre and report whether n their opnion his 5sc 4
entitled under Of Congress rs@sei March 1873.
70 I've cen, 81 the government prce q 81 lands 70
the United states fof lsud
granted FOR services ~ Of stA and
report Nv bill othergise such measures ~ her
scr he payment q the % The proper
ehHeer ol chs alase
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Pur etua autndnnce feqnesed b. o-ts~ -
TwpNTy ONE THOUSAND FbST yusgErs ASD
w. y -, u snsr !. y h ~"
500 nusse's, with bsJcsc.s pattern lsD.
500 DO 40 isnd regular d.
aWo ri0es, wHh swosd bayouss.
Also, gun barrels, ant lrosn TIE
Rri,ish g0,trninsn, MAJ ufsctor1cs Al Enseld.
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81 Nssas1 stree, Ncg York,
wbsrs ssmpies can Sc secn.
| 400 MINNIE RIFLEs-
II eases of,wen'y IN perfect order. wib b,ycnets.
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RESTAURANTS.
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w perfectly broke setter dog he mn Be Of good sire ana
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SARATOGA A try.-The people Of sarat ga
hprinss are salkng spply hog for amendment Of In
village charter, sal perhaps, for . ciiy charter ttfs
winter,
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DALI REPORTS LOOK our Foa TaE EVENING
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