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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
BAGGAGE CHECHED THROr16;H ~ W..
!. AtiEdLLN REEEdLOl IA KRd Wy a sa,t.,,, 5.tAl
1855. Summer Arrangement 1855
EA % 10 s:;z.s:ss;ssss=z

ISIS IS Hours between New York and ChIeaxp.
Michigan Southern and Lake Shore Railroad ,0,.
tBa6dio, Niagara Falls, zfibday, Ettc fork az |
al ,toa.Ts b nqi3 -, 80. Il y,{g, ets,.T- 49, :
~ thro' Passenger Trains each way, Dan, q,
The only direct and reliable route being n; =
nearer to Cleveland, Pittsburgh ,ilsrrisbsrsh, IPA
phia, baltimore and Washington, than any Other h
10 Bnffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New YORK and Be-
Mail and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chicago Al ss
M.-arriving in Cleveland ut 9.25 p. NJ
2--Lightning Express, throdgh--leayes Chlsayo 4,
MARRYING In Cleveland at 9.95 p. NJ I'D
2 York and Boston next evening. Na2ss8
3--New York and Boston ESpress-leayes Gics
= SS3 p. M.-arrives In Cleveland ats asa NJ isls
York and Boston next morning. isfs g,4gz,
4-Steamboat and Railroad Express--leayes Qt,,
- $40 7. NJ -connects next ,snng with stsaae, Z,
ledo, for Buffalo, direct, also connecting with tain
riying at Cleveland at 230 p. NJ, and Pi,.starEa ;
evening, and New York next day LIE Pm
20 All the above trains connectI rect ,hruA,h !.
points In Ohio and Pennsyva,s, without any tst,st
,Ea..E "a. Only three trains on Saturday i,
Leaves at 5.25 4. NJ, ?.45, A. NJ. and 8.$5PY
Only one train on Sunday: Il
xtWDagsaye checked to Dankirk and i Buffalo !,
to New York and Boston. -..gf
sW Passengers leaving Chicago by either Of lie,
trains, reach Pittsburgh. Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
from ~ TO 20 hours in advance of any other route
- Only two changes of cars between ChlcayI
Pittsburgh. "a =. a.. -. -
The wei known magnificent steam palaces, Sos.
Michigan, Northern Indiana and Empire State, will
the boat line between Toledo and Buffalo.
Boats leave Toledo at "a. NJ, on the arrival Of
40 I'm. trains, connecting vt Buffalo With the 81
train. .. .4
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt. l. T. Pheat, Leaves D.
Monday and Thursdays Toledo Wednesdays and &
days.
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, Capt. A. D. Perkins leaye. b.
Tuesdays aud Fridays--Toledo Mondays aud Thurs
EMPIRE STATE, Capt. l.. u. Goldsmith, leaves b.
Wednesdays aud saturdays--Tolsdo Tpe,dsys an
days.
The above boats leave Toledo at A. aI, on ,hs ar
Of the ). 45 z. NJ trains out Of Chicago eonneetng
the A. NJ Express ont Of Buffalo next morning
Through tickets to be had ut the Office OF the G b
O. r. X. at burlington, and ut the General Passenef
fee OF the Michigan Southern road, under The frs
House, Chicago, and at the Passenger Depot esrss
Van Buren, and Sherman streets.
80 The travelling public will bear In mind that Ii
the only road using F0oT'S VENTILATED CARS. a.
ing entirely the dust and smoke Annoying 10 nav
on other roads. ~. n. -sz st.s,.'---s.s
~ PASSENGER AGENTS:
SSs GEO. NJ. GRAY, fremont Building, ChIcago5
ID. +. FIELD, Planters Hotel ST. Louis;
~ J. y. PoRTER, 1913 Brcadway' New York;
Capt. c. FoRBEs, buffalo, N. Y;
p. b. TRUAx, Toledo, Ohio. ,s5..r3
2S $3.50 ~ JAMES MOORE, Geh7 So;
Chicago, July 2S..ssls 5F ttes..f ~ F+s.r ss9
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A CRowDs 'GoMIse FROM VERMONT There
seems to bea mighty tide setting in for the
Western country, this spring. Some twenty
mostly FROM ashingt on-took the ca rs at this
place during the week, destined for that "earden
OF Eden, where the tsandhows with milk and
honey where a'man has butsto 'sopen wide
his mouth ITO have it "flled with the finest of
wheat. - From present appearance the emigra.
ton to the West this year viii be greater than
at any former season. Nothing but a parcel of
"od fogies" will be found in Vermont FIVE years
hence The prospect fora young man here UNI
less he Glanced to be aborn with silver spoon
in his maath, lis ANYTHING but aatteringa He
can, if he coils early and late, and eats the bread
OF earefulness, possibly keep soul and body to-
gether and keep himself and family from beeom-
ing climates of a town FARM But this will not
at all satisfy the Young America spirit of the
present age and they will neyerlre easy under
such an arrang cement There are plenty ofhomes
IN the West and thither our young men, accom-
paniedsby their Young aud beautiful ehelp.
meets, are rapidly fastening Success to them
May they even reap more of earth's bounties and
blessings than ever Imagination has pictured
before their anxious eyes, or their Joyous
hearts had ever anticipated--[B Bennington {yt.l
Banner. 4sssslssss s{1s7fzx ssesisEFF ,.sss-
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FRIoHTrUL AccIDENr.-We learn that, the
Sioux City coach was upset in the vicinity of Cal
houn, on her downward trip, by the horses be-
coming frightened and running away. Nine pas
sengers were thrown out, all more orless injured
Col. VAUGHN, the Sioux Indian agent, was quite
severely hurt, aud was left behind We did not
learn whether he was dangerously injured.
Council Bluffs Bugle.
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Gov. Chas. Robinson, Lawrenee,l

THE Presidency The Boston Atlas, in the
following article, points out Col. Fremont as
plain as though it had mentioned his name in
connection with the Presidency s
Westhink land we would state our opinion
with all proper difidenceJ that the interests and
success Of the Republican party depend in a
great measure upon the selection Of Il candidate
whose name is not connected with the political
struggles of the past whose popularity has
been won in other than political fields whose
career, while associated with the giant strides
of the country towards greatness, has not been
merely a partisan career. We want a candidate
who, amidst scenes Of trial and suffering has
exhibited an inaexible frnlhess; we want d man
who, under circumstances the most adverse, has
shown himself calm and courageous; we want
President who win not finch when the tlay of
danger is at hand, but who will stand by the
Union and the Constitution, when both are as
sailed by the disorganizers of the South and by
the dough Democracy Of the North. The
Presidential Office does not demand a man of
shining Intellectual ability or Of great political
experience.-What we want is CHARACTER and
sEsrY.-Without the first, a President is the
mere sport of circumstances, the mere slave of
his party, the easy dupe of the Designing and
the tool9now of this faction and now Of that.
Without the last, great talents only entail on
the country heavier liisfortunes Let us have
candidate who cannot be made plsything even,
by score of Douglasses-Let US have a candi-.
date whose singleness of purpose viii command
the popular respect, whose clliyalrous nature
will secure the popular admiration. & ~
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Last WEEK, 1t the sale OF land 10 Gallatin Co.
III, II coo acres Of swamp land were sold 1t IN
average Of q per acre $4,000 acres we're for
sac. but she Commissioner stopped the sale,
: ne prscs exceeded anticipstsons The lands
naa oeea sssesssd = worth SOC, e0c, and Is, per
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY

TINE Summer Session az this Institution Will opa
the reception and Instruction Of Students 10 boi
and female departments, on Tuesday, April Isl, IA
O'Clock, A NJ 'sitA-'' 4I'aEtf'F = '-s@
The temporary vacancy in the Princpalship cf be
Department will be flled--untl other and permanss
rangements, now inprogisss shall be eono,j etsdtj
THOMAS MEssiSTER ND, A. D., late graduate Of M
Z University, NY.IOther members OF The fseaH
heretofore. - gsFy,gJ i4f.t- q = .e.s 5Rs1ss5a
No labor or pains will be spared the coming se'si
make the school, even IN higher degree, v 30
than heretofore, worthy of the patronage Of al Vi
the benefits OF a first class preparatory school
For further particulars consult the Principal I'D
Department or see Catalogue at the City Bookstofs
'-NlF ~ t33ea4 E'Et& q. J. JOHNSON, seern'
burlington, March "a, 1850. ... bpA
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! LIFE SAVED an MIpNTgHTiI )

BY Greg0ry's instant Cure, of Pnfr,
NILS wonderful medical compound, prepared at Mau.
- NEE City, Ohio the ancient country of the fEs
OttOWa Indians, IL
whose medicine, combined with Enipyreurnatic Ola Ex
tracts Of Banks, Roots Gums and Basams of the Temper
ate and Torrid Zones, make 1t the powerful and pun
gent preparation for the suppression Of al inaDlnon
whether proceeding from Burns Scads Broken Bones
Colds, or any other cause offered TO the public The
moment it is taken, its thrilling and anmatng power IL
fe as forces its way through every diseased nerve and
gland of the system, relieving - sE9F III
os.1..Ef z Al. Pain in sln Instant, SO -y4t
and dtssolvng local distractions which cause naamna-
ton, fever and spasmodic palms. with rapfdy known OF
no other medicine. 1t Immediately qales pains Of
itsa9 Nervous, or Sick gEaeadHclhe,
instantly cuI the TOOTH ACHE, and relieves at once
the excrncating pains OF I4heuIaaffslm, usual
y cures long standing three applications In one
hour For dangerous accidents, Dr Limbs Margled
Flesh Bruises Burns Scad Fantnsss Pain In The stonn.
ach, spasms, cramp chollc, FEVER And 4GEE colds
sore throat canker In the mouth or stomach and Al COM
plants Of tnamatory character this ed line win give
instant relief to the sufferer -" - e''e
NO FAHLLY $40 lid BE WITHOUT yTy
are ready TO testify is efficacy and GER
Cure of ALI KsoyyeI CompIainfs.
and multitudes Of children have been saved by ia
USE when ATTACKED ar sHIDYIGITy viii a.
spasfns, cramp cholic and choking caused by worns
with no physician near; and life in Imminent peril
a Al Hendricks, wholesale agent, Burlington. y
--e - cents per .poIte. ldec. 2a 1885
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Fire, MARI and Inland Insurance,
HINHE COMMERCIAL. INsUkANfE COMPANf.V
II. OsTHE1M { SON,

New York importers OF .-
Wines, Brandfes, Gin md ss9gsiIf
BRANCH HOUSE--31 sc nth WeeifssaS
q a. CHYC.A 90, III !,
Our rates Of prices at Chicago arsreguiasa 90
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III ~ $3.50 r. BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GTNGrp

THIS Essence is preparation of unusual SceIis,
In ordinary Darrhda, incpient Cholera in short In
az cases 81 prostration efthe digestive functions II is of
choiera and summer complaints OF children t i pecu.
should be without ;fFT - So - - -
sure TO get the genuine essence which Is
prepared only by r. BRO WN at his Drug and Dhe,af-
cdt ore NJ z. corner of Fifth and Che i,,u streets
carries in the Unitod Sta es. 4 : -
Sold IN Burlington by E. l.. GAY ranrf I'm vi n
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= -..i. -. New FORK, April Is. Z
inst the British steamer Argus, which had ar
rived from Hasana, had yellow fever on board
Lieut. Galloek. with Asst. Surgeon Daily and
sCothers had already died. In Jeniereara, order
was restored after the iails had been filed with
the Angel Gahriel's rioters and sao0,oo worth
Of property destroyed. @
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a. w. "a WI. sCARPENTER

a. W. G W.ssCARPENTER. -
DEALERS in Gold and silver watches.
D., JEwEiHY sHverware, Pine Cutlery Gold
s f,ns Ware, Spectaclcs, Coral Beads
ons, &c., lie. - ' 's' n nv
Watches and JeAelry repaired and waIranted-
Btirtiagtoa,, Iosca ser,t as 80 80
STOyER, 4RCHITECT.-wiiisf furnish
cravings and snperintend the constructions Of build.
o. an description public and private Once North
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~ Itis said that Mrs Coxwill now sue for di-
rorce, and that some beastls revelations will be
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.e..'e...l Is.-.sT-Ov

Il. j UsY, ~
RUILMExf nns ~. N nsacfurarpr DOORS
@l)y&4SH FRAMES,s WINDOW BLINDS, UE,4TK
&ER- BOARDING dsltZ aGYALSs PUMP FLXTER Is
Hawke enlarged my establishment having on hand
good sIppy of all kinds OF building materials am
Prepared 10 put up baildingsin town country on The
shgftest nosee.E R4tsSys5ss 81 8 {-s.s.segstsss.T :
Those wishing 10 any kind Of Building male
can he supplied at my Factory. With a ra ctcal
expersehes of fourteen The hnsiness hopeto
give al May me witt, their work
burlington, Feb. %, 1870 ~ dw.tf
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Eastern Extension open ,.I
Sts esrOves sl-'tsS Mir.

= ssAoars ees'eeen taiooeo aad W. -

!" ~ n
Michigan csatrds, ereas W n ,, $50
b ford Rotstcags, to isalo. iisray. =. saa s
as.ghaa a,sa besfer; The only dire. r.' f;I
tnftes Htarer 70 Nidgdrd Fdns. 49, y11 asS !
NEG FORK ard Boston,, Man Ip ass ss s.as-
Five Daily Trains Leave. e.,
CfNCINNATI ExpRrss5 i ,.'sasS
einnati Al 0 z. NJ: cess s..,'s At q
t o.lo y IN, alanapoils with trains sr p'.,A n
umeus' Lanessiile, whe.,..e : O.
e e5 H SaI.inol Philadelphia, @a.sss.., NJ :.
$50 ~ MAIL; supper at p.,rs, ],
Z, i Rochester or Herren.,Ssre aaA'
no" a. IN. morning, supper hr New VA ~ '. "a
%sss e go F1mira 'a' also odgeia Phaaasss,,s !. !,
LIGHTNING cypress .,,,,
,tysti'ao m, York at p NJ. ns,. nT .
BOSTON ~ At night arr,ys i. n
+ sA5 20 aeRma, r.a Emirs, AZ 10 pm Ha
AFTERNOON RSPRgss g
s.oV p. IN. NeR oork Mp A. ~ 5sseonss ~
gre& - "a Al BOSTON AZ N, PhllaaeInhi. ~,
seco,d morning. s-'. "A
yFeasV0p. m. NIGHT EXpRKss;; Connests ,,,,
a. sis ing a. Detroit with North shore I &c
1 Through without landing, In time for a a. , .
press for New York and Boston. Also a,s !, a
ssndnsky, making direct railroad equhectO, ~ Y.
In Ohio and Pennsylvania. Also coun,e,s 49,. ~ POI
by Railroad TO New York and Boston. w Af'r
sSr-5.8o and t45A. N. Trains eo,a.,, :. =.
tctM stedmsfsJo r Cterefdad, drririag ne,t 49,
iiae for a. trains Gooaga Olio aad pss..lsas.g
The only train that leaves Chicago sst,,t,s
over this route 300 r. NJ only one train snnJ, Assa
r NJ: No. A0oP. M Train Saturday. WI
600 T. ~ Train connects toiA irf;as on M, A.
and Salem, Cincinnati, Columbus and Bs.s.
Ralrodd. -. 80 wv fA'se'
| BAEGAGE CHECHED 7HROUGH 10 VIC,
sRAhLS B0FfALo, 'ALBaNY q VIEW Yoss
=. 70 Through tickets can be found :, IN, Al.
Railroad Offices in the West and Snn,ht A..
fees In Chicago, corner Of Lake and Dearbon Il. =.
site the fremont, and at the Depot, zoo, Il NJ
street. IN RICE sa,S
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u &H "a New Yerk,Ap ril l6 &
The steamer Asia sailed for Liverpool at noon
to-day with los passengers and $45S, 900 specie.
The Bay City left to day for Sandusky and the
Arrow for Toledo, There is much fosine ice in
the river. Weather warm and clear. 3 e
The steamer Pearl arrived from Amherstbu1g
at q sM.s tsssss ~ gg n IS n II sSsss IS
:.5.a S .ssa sss Cleveland, April 10
The steamer May Queen. Capt Owen. arrived
here this r. NJ, from Detroit, She mel With but
little distractions from the lee. ~ ~
New Yopk, April 1s.
Our Counciimen passed resolution tonight
rendering the hospitahlesg of tie cities to Hon.
James Buchanan On els arrival and. apprnpria-
ted 81 900 70 meet the exp enses: - VIZ 3.
THE URcHIss Sglgcriss i PRor sssros---s,Joe.
when you grow Up do Soa mean be q LAWYER
or kee asconieetiona store ~ 90 s ssssss IS
haven't made up ny mind, Tom, but ma
wants lnsa q be D minis seEr w e
! ..oh don't be q minister, Joe, for you cant 60
70 Tie eirenses then - 'isssa y ssess
81 know thai, Tom, bat minister ma .a. says i
the best procession. You know Mrs. 9Loyerrew
adores Mr. Prstts face. and wouldn't you ne 10
be adorsd Tom z. - ~ AZ. 81 ss
Ferns psi Y 90 eala, but then You can't drive
fast horses ssa a5xs5s;Sus ~ s.ss ssss,s ss ~
..)h, yes yon Tan, ministers drive fast Horses
noH7s-days md besides that, Tom when ihey
have .blIlioas ATTACH, the Eorshppers send then,
on a iorsign toars then he gets remembered in
wills, and often has mice presentss and Ins saf
il wont be long before every minister has hiis
country seat, and i collegisn to write his SER
mons " on't that be high = s.sss sss 81 aa
Tonf arqnissces, md the juveniles INDUCED ID
another game OF marbles.
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= s VINO and what has changed.

i 61n 1871 the. Democratic. State Convention O,
4 Illinois, passed the following resolution,
4 <s Resolved, That wesdeciare it oursoemln con
yietion, as the Democratic party have heretofor,
done, that neither slavery nor involuntary seryi
tnde Should hereafter exist in any Territory
which may besacquired bysor annexed to the
United states;s and that We approve efthe votes
4 OF our delegation in Congress in favor of tho
4 Wilmot Proyiso." s5s "a -, 49, =
How often is it necessary for a man to change
/ his opinion to be orthodox in his democracy p
This is serious question. Some men are slow
/ in their movements, aud with, the best possible
intentions, mightn0t be able to change often
enough to meet the requirements of the leaders,
and would thus TALL under the ban. Others there
are, who have little stubbornness in their COM
position, and for want of fexibility alone may be-
come heterodox. And there are still others,
when they srecemmanded to fright about face, .
who insist upon knowing the reason Of the thing
the reason why what was good democracy
last year, is not Democratic this. And ret there
are still others, who go.it blind ing no ques-
| tons, and wanting no reasons, farther than their
masters hare willedit5 At the word of COM
! mand, they viii swear that anything and eyery-
thing Is Demecratic TO day--and to-alorrow,, if
the policy is changed, they viii denounce the
same With great apparent eaIuestness. So we
go-- Chicago Democrat. 81 ss.5 e,F - q
BERsIse ,NEsRoss. uraning negroes 1t the
South does not appear 10 be "a matter Of much
eonseq lence. The Montgomery, Alataina, Jour.
nal Of the Cd list, thus briefly notices pro-
ceeding of this character. 80 ia----Fse8H ~
I ~ . "BrR SisG OF Il NEGRO We learn that the
negro who murdered 4r. Gapeheart was Burned
70 death Yesterday at Mount Meigs. He acknowf.
edged himself guilty. s. n sEea ss7e b
ssssI = 81
In clearing up one of the rooms as sstanwix
Hal Yesterday, q waiter dlscesered a cat So
crowded into boot, tiiat it was with difficulty
thar she could be festraetcd Having got her
out, the aExt qacs fioI in order was. .eHow did
she ges mr. This was leading into long wind.
ed dispute when one OF the bs saunders took IN
The boot, gave il shake, a.iti tossed 4 haifH
grown rat upon the floor. The discovery 81 II a.
rat solved che riddle Tie rat, 10 escape the
eat, rasfied INTO the boot: the cat to Secure q
game dinner rushed after him, and ~ifis such
force that she could not BACK ont agains Isearrl
wisdom from pussy, ard never go It blind, seyen
IN good cause Il Albany Knck.
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= daiiiaX Apf1l IL. 4,
The Royal mail steamer Cambria from I1er-
pool goth ult., arrived at this port en- routs from
Boston She will be due at Boston Tuesday
and her news will probably reach n Y the next
day Her news is three days later than that Of
the ashington but presents no new feature of
decided news in regard to peace. The difficult
ties alleged to have presented themselves in the
Paris Conference prior to the Washington's de-
parture, are understood to lave been removed
and it was confidently expected that the treaty
of peace would be signed in few days.
Liverpool cotton market quietsat about the
same quotations as advised by the Asia In
breadstuts there had been general decline from
prices of the previous Friday; more particularly
on low descriptions. The falling of -four is
equal to about Is per bu. For fine wheat a
slight advance had been established Corn was
dull Mt decline as advised by the Washing ton
The previous market was essentially unchanged
For Lard there was an improved demand at for
mer rates. The London market was more string
ent; consots closing At 9ls@s2s. 80 Sltlg
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~ ~ = Coal! Coai!! $50 -
Il E. BARTLETT & CO.. are prepared to furnish Coal
LIZ nauaptities to suit customers, delivered in any
part of the city, or by the load the East
Burlington, at the lowest prices ,,-4
Orders left slate at the Chicago and Burlington Tick
ct office, No. I1aunans Block, 'front.' street, will be
promptly attended to-. 5t.s, f,s7.5 Irnarch 10, ,J6
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tT7TH BIN DERY. BrRffseTes r-af.rn,
~ Iowa. in CO ,olbaugh Is building, over ,ffRysEM
Harbaeh 4 Wig ail's Hardware Store, on ~
Maid street. Ssssks-skkrxy
Music, ard all kinda OF
and substantially bound NJ OK siky & spsss "a,
He is also an thorzed receive orders for all kinds
Blank Books fr the Of Bankers County Officers Mer-
chants, &c, fac,ured at tae well known esfabsh-
ment of BraanhoI d & Some, of Chicago. Ha39
Pamphlets, Checks, Receipts, &c. &C. stitched or bound
to order. lapr. .ee3.bpt STEPHEN t. ACRES
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uuf arbor as,d lake Is now clear Of ice. The
seams Kentse ~ Left yesterday sos Toruntc with
: sua cargo Of bonded goods.
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Washington, April IA.

Washington, April I4.Es8
Senior Robles will address note to Sec Marcy
tomorrow, informing him of his presence, asking
him to name day when he will be received. He
received despatch from N. Orleans to-day. say
ing that the surrender Of PuebIa was confirmed,
but that Haro and Carlisle are not to be found;
they are supposed to have escaped The Mexi-
can Government has reduced 500 officers, made
prisoners, to the rank Of common soldiers, and
sent them south. The Government has also i'm
posed contributions on the clergy to defray ex-
penses Robes thinks this will put an end to
difficulties.
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The Clay celebration at the Slash Cottage was
attended by Gen. Cushing, Butler, Douglas and
others of the Senate.
Col. Hughes, special agent ofthe Post Office
Department this A. M, arrested D.. w. Town
send, who broke Jail at New Castle while wait
ing sentence for stealing letter from Whining
ton, Post Office. He had three revolvers on his
person fully loaded when he escaped from prison..
He liberated seven others. Townsend is about
% years of age.
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VI ~ ~ Boston, April Is.
A State Delegate Republican Convention has
been called to meet at Worcester June 4th, to
choose delegates to the National Convention, at
Philadelphia, June lTth.
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washington april IA.
Mr.. Stockle the Russian Minister, I am inform
ed, has got himself into difficulty in engaging
the services of some eminent surgeons for the
Russian army and now that peace is about to be
declared, informing them their services are not
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Eighteen dwelling houses were burned at
SWill;amstown, KY. on Saturday; loss unknown.
The mahogany saw-mill of Henry Albro, of this
city, !, was partially burned Yesterday; loss
$4,000. The premises of the Gazette news
paper were partially destroyed by fire last eve
ming.