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House For Snlc.-situated at No. 3 Belknap St.,
in the city of Worcester The house contains II rooms
good water, both soft and hard II is well calculated for
two families. Apply on the premises to
APPS d6t SUMNER BRIDGES
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Drawing and Painting, In all the various
modern styles.
MISS GRAVES receive few private pupils nj
Salisbury Mansion, on WFpNrspAYs and sAruRpAYs
For particulars and specimens inquire az Dr. IiN.
Mills, Walnut street. apl2 ar
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DIR. A. j. HOWE.
No 70 front Street.. ,".o"u.,.....,.....W Worcester
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d. F. ESTABRoOK,

MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES,
ap22l Nc. 245 Main Street. Id6m
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j. l. HOOD.
Dealer In NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
CrOckery and Glass Mnrc
Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds Of House Furnishing
N. B.--cash paid for Second hand Furniture at 232
Main street, by j. l.. HOOD,
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Purchasers of Clothing viii find it greatly to
their advantage, before Purchasing to the stock
nov in Store at the extensive
Clothing and Tailoring Establishment
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OPentng.-Our lady resders are reminded of the
OPENING OF BONNETS AND MILLINERY GO0Ds
to-day, at CHAMBFRLiN, BARNARD, & Co.'S
Mrs HILL of Boston, will be present to-day fand ev
cry following Wednesday, to receive their orders for Bou
nets, &c. diff anea
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Kings County Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Rockwell

Before dop JUDGE ROCKWELL
MAY g. William ". Russell oT. george Lno-This Ia
action brought by plaintiff assignee Of Alfred G..
Fen Eq, comm isson merchant New York TO reco-
yer the sum Of 600 for commissions on he ssle OF
certain steamships, &c The complaint alleges that In
the year 1851 defendant employed Mr. Benson to negou
ate the sale OF the steamers Antelope, Columbus 18th
mus, and Republic, and quantity Of COAL for o sum
which, upon . fem monthly mail being established be-
tween New York and San Fran CISCO amounted to
STA goo; the commission upon which, 1t five psY cent
agreed upon between Benson and defendant amount
TO 435 GEO. The complaint also alleges that during tn
same year defendant having purchased certain claims
against Mexico from Thomas Corwin and others
employed Benson to prosecute them ct Washington
end that defendant promised they we're recovered to
pay Benson $40 0C0 FOR his claims II 10 further alleged
about and the So therefore DUE The as
sgnnent to plaintiff set FORTH and Judgment asked for
e4S coo and Interest.
TIE answer OF defendant denies the employment Of
Benson to negotiate the sales prosecute the claims
wsshr gon and AYERS that Benson voluntarily agreed
to carry the into effect the purpose Of
securing the influence OF defendant Others to plan
which he then had in contemplation of establiahlng
line OF steamers between San Francisco and China
Mr.. Benson WAS put upon the stand, and Of
course his testimony corroborated the allegations
oantsined in the complaint, giving the details
OF the negotiations for the consolidation Of
menced on wedneeday afternoon, and Mr. Benson,s ex
animation in chief lasted most Of yesterday when he
was sut jected TO rigid examination BIZ Henry G.
Murphy ESQ.,, which win be continued to-day The trial
win probably occupy all to-day and Monday For plain
tifs N. b. IA Barr, N +. Waring and Daniel Marvin
Eos For defendant, Lott, Murphy Vanderbilt aud
Robert Christie Jr. RAGS.
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nst obtain than for either pseplA Few psoas hAvs ~
think, co0sdsssd what esatsst between ~ Anglo
eAgons Of the Old and NE New WsrN ws1A b hks rro-
Na0y OF whiah the nsnsry has rsached Ne vesd
- % vide in in oDexatoas hstang In IL duration
ma dkastzous n ia results. he sa1k Of tAs i've
tions whiisn every So their TRADERS - - found
vhsrsvsr there barber or navigahas rive. on NE
globe The whes Of this vast commerce would - not
dsszoye6 ct LEAST hpsssd. disordsrsd ssd aaaasAsd
would Be essentially war Of piracy and q plhge We
ahosA probably lay n rsins ali ths nourishi.g - q
ths Atlantic coast, While the homs.tssds q The
Canadian fronter would 10 hladng fAx and wide
from the threads Of Amer an free corps. Protec
dousta may have their notions Of the commercial
rssul1 but fancy the nrst psequenoe q
would b the ruin Of half the properties In the Southern
States and the stsppsge Of slAcst every mill In Lanca
ahirs But We .sed not spe,u'ate on the details Of
conflict which every feel would throw back the
human for century to come. Nor wo.h the con
fiet be short. The two nations disrgushed beyond
any the obs for stubborn pride nvinciols obs
macy The first strocity committed either aide would
b the signal for relentless and disseminating war The
original question would be speedily forgotten and the
struggle would continue becau,e the pride and anImos
OF the two nations demanded IT, 1t Is such evils
that M Dallas deprecaes In his speech and we trust
that the sentiments he enunciates viii influence the
aotiatious with which he is instrussed aud lead to
speedy settlement Of matters which only important
because they are little understood.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE GRAND NAVAL REvIyw-AFFAIRs IN PARLT
MENr.

THE GRAND NAVAL REvIYw-AFFAIR5 IN PARLIA.
MENr.
The event exciting most attention was the grand re
view OF the est on WEDNESDAY the 2sd ut. The
overflow With details. Over 100 900 spectators were
present on sec snd land The feet numbered over $40
ships war big and ttle all steamers, with tbs excep-
tlon Of tvo comprised "a, 600 horse power; csrried
1900 guns and 49, 900 included sixteen gunboat to
and three floating batteries and extended twelve miles
along the water, east AMI west Soithead The
Heet formed four quadrons aud performed number of
naval mapo for the sicaon Of the Queen After.
wards the dee. sde sham attack Portsmouth, Cas-
a. and the performances concluded by illuminating
an the ships with ooored lights.
Ths London Sun publishes the Treaty Of Peace with
ournir border and heads editorial respecting the
aes4 aour Glory and Shams," exciting thereby
much inc ignation amorg contemporaries.
Lord Clarendon laid the table Of the House of Lords
ana Psimerston on that OF the Commons this cores
pondeoee relating Central America, and stated that
the enlist neut papers would be ready In few days
Lord I1ndh has given notice Of motion to nqur'
into the condition of Italy and Lord Msmesbury for
vote Of osnsare on the for the AL OF Ksr
The ship Orion Liverpool saw Toe April 9, In lat AZ
long So and large number of spars drifting about, which
lad been ssme time in the water.
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FAIRFIELD, May Ga sweepstake for three year old
colts and fies mile heats $500 entrance 500 forfeit
closed with the following subscr ibcrs -
James Tally's Oh. O., by Tally .Ho, dam Betsey
White. .........:. ................. IS 1
C. Green's b. O., by imp. Glencoe, dam Dark
nees, by Wagner. .....,........,......., 2
seven up........,. ....,......'.... 2G
d. MeDsnisls b. O., BY Boston, Jr., dam By
imp. Trustee. pd. IT,
Time, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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THE TREATY OF PEACE.

TIE London D1,ly Netcs has succeeded Ia obtaining
copy Of the OF the pese document which is consi
dered authentic. l. contains thirtyfour arsices:-
s.e Sey aaa sa. between Great Britain
conqusrsa or oscnp.ed during tbs war
3Russa restores 70 Turkey Kas aud other psts Of the
4-ibe restore to EuseA the towns and ports Of So
be topoi BsekiavA, Kanie,ca Eupstoria and Kersch.
s-The su tan communc ate- 10 he Powers frnan grant
q S9 III = nss
- the internal ADMINISTRATION OF the government OF the
io-The Convention Of 18th July ls4 closing Bosphorus
MIbe Black 3. psur.Ii..d and forever Forbidden to
aos. Hss q svsy spd Or WI 's
Irrsds sh. be tee IN toe vsers and ports q Tie Baes
hitting Sorsus to 81 pets % lts ,horeA -.
usosss consequently Turkey agree neither
preserve any military maritime arenas on the
IA The oonve1acn rssns.rg the srcs q slip. To- eSs..
but ppepded hi, treaty and cannot be altered with
is si &C. y d. Congress. Of Vienna relative i've.
oo oec esrr nn srec ares IS Trsucs Austria Great
B. Russs and I ss: .DpDs each ,s
T-AIsrs BsvsriA, xurkey end Wnrtemburg aid each
rermaI cemms'n fr tte purpoe Of keeping the river
ssd i o y o. &c Dissolved in two years.
end til. snens Conn ,sion lake Its place
.hp. Al sa e. moth 90 Is q h. Danube
h s ns or sr the Bse1 sss one mile
eat OF Bcurns Cola along which
the valley TrsjRn, south OF BE grade
river Yapscy 10 SavatsikA and terua
KarmaIi the River Pruh- Elsewhere 1t Is ul-
Oh nled
Of Turkey guarantee Of al contracting Powers
thai claim the Individual righ OF Interference
g-1he Porte 10 he said Princ.pates the con-
ur uspce freedom OF rel and comm erce The
tacrg Powers appoint sson to meet Immediately At
tae present condition an wants Of The
Prtncip,lnies
learn the wishes Of he people 10 their def
Minis ers thereof shall be Pari where the
aituop rh ali be framed hco the Porto shall omugsta
HTbe yrircpai,iee shaIl maintain militia, and may con-
siruct worn OF detepse approved by the Forte. -
II internal tranquility M The fnnc pe1oes be di5.
tur<d consult the contracting PoworS, and
c>unot armed ervendon without their conseut
d continues dependency OF the Porte under tho
gusraue 81 the and retsins it's national admi nisa
tion snt freedom ofrelaion end trade
2g-yhe right o. garrison Fer via reserved 10 the Ports
Skussa ard Turkey retsn their possession IN Asia
csey "a before their frontiers to be marked
he sgscuao, Of Turkey BY the allied sud Austrian
forces shall veniens The time snc
on ouch evacuation sha be tie suec. OF private
range uent etween each Oft Powers and Turkey.
s2-Upti gsmeots shall be made trade sAs 60
befose the war. - -. 49,.
Frar ng and Russia respec'ng the Aand Isles shall
TSe ratasacus pha be exchanged at Paris within four
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Port Of New York, May 8, 1855.

CLEARED
Ship 2, Hodges, Liverpoo-ZercgaA Co.
ss x..ssss: s.ssa... Do s Co.
ssss
Bs P Sass Gaso sna sSoanc. e.esn o
Err sSs:
x Ss: !st sss DS:sSss:S %
scSl EOrih Point swain, BIO yseero5yoIason Louder.
g. TS:!s s.e Ssss..
scSr heise urre Norris Maitland Ns-J Whitney Co.
sSr Ho
schr Baltimore. Seisht Batimore-Mailer, Lord Quo
Ser Martha ssr..: sqslsy, s.lsmxRw Ropes Co.
soep Sorssn coas Fs
s:ss %Ssss
ARRIVED.
6tesnfhip Eeynana; Hiegins Bremen via souihamptou
hp h 81 aoS san %
ssndir Westward
8 ss.
company with sehr Emily Keith Penny, TOR New York April
ss IS A. Il. IL .s ss2f r..
sas e.: IS ~ a TEE; sss
x5ss "a sss ssas
Wno0 6DA00CnOo
ss3asT az before is.'Ts 1900, ,.',..
sS & "a s
Agg .ss,.
about md eoys s e
posa9s; supIoses hfE 6e o. the reef Apr q g 81
sss Z I:s:ss = s1 as Ssssss
bsst Ssssesss 81 New H.v.n, Huohin. Trinidad. Cubs.
81 as wn sugar and m0'
March on s Yss E.
esee The Gulf .av vessel burning; April 20 LAT o.
EFF r rI of So s 1 As Mar
Brs MARKETS. ssE. Smith. oOrnwais lOdays with pos
Brig Abby Frances of ssvannah Gardiner. Savannah IA
Bsik CsroDs Siwood Charlssso, days. with cotton and
rice to Durham ara Dimon.
from wmn gon NC where sSe put leaky) wA eoee and
schr Miller 1, johnson. Baracoa. with FRUIT to Miller
scar Darling os Broohhaven,. Terry. Remedios Il days.
schr Harriet Lewis Bart Galveston, with cotton &C. to
sesT ELL. Vices, Savannah. days, win cotton, &c.
a:.ss E,:. g: ~:
schr Il usa BicSs Rceiisnd.
scsr ference s s J.me hu,,l. EGc rs
schr Noimsn tof Bargo) Hnss Boston ior vksnaa m bal
ss rui INTO ibis pert 70 repair sssse: hsying On tho IN
wd bound The bboo Of NE ship into tho sahoon
mspss destroying and the gAf topss and unsepping
the mast Tbs captain Of the ship refused to give her
aging abe ad name.
echf Mary Mankip Beers Boston. Nay g. AM saw hea
" laden bark aground on Mount Nissry shoa, wind ENE
blowing eeh supposed she night previous From
the deeciipsn given the vee Hur Gate pilot thinks she
bark that passed on Tuesday iSht bound TO eAlem
eChr " Gray. Artrews. Portlasd, o.
Pchr Gireffe, Sawyer Rondout for Eastern poH.
Propeller Petrol, AYey Providence.
Propeller wsn utta Nye view Bedford.
Propeller Decatur. Geer. Nchwich-
BELOW.
Ship Constellation, q tays from Liverpool
rev clipper ship. nom an Eastern port in balAst.
A Bremen bark from bremen, with passengers
Be- brig Csscaee days from Esples-An the above by pi
lot boat New York, Nos
chip Lucy Harriet-By pet boa, boat Moses Griune
MOL
Also schr PoIax II days from Porto Rico
Wind freih from NIB with rain.
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RUSSIA.

RUSSIA.
Prince CortssAAkoG, fon visnna. succeeds oosns Nss
ssarods Minister.
Ths army b being reduced.
Cons>At expected to b fss from iss By the l3h 10
10Th of Nay, and Riga BY the 18th Of April u the latest
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THE NEWS BY THE AMERICA.
HALIFAX May 8. 1881

The royal mail steamship America Captain Wiekman,
nom Liverpool the afternoon or Saturday, 9th cf
April, arrived hsrs at eleven O'Clock this morning
The America sailed at 40 P. N with . light south
exy wind for Boston, where she will be due about mid
night on Friday.
Her dates from Liverpool to Saturday, the 2sth
u-thrse days later than those received by the North
America at Quebec, ard the Herusnn at this port.
The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived on. at Liver
peel at AS afternoon Wednesday, 23d April
On the 9th of April, st $50 p NJ the Americs passed
steamship Asia fl Mizsn Head bound into Liverpool
On the Sd of May 81 1880 A. M passed brig Sally, Of
Harrington, twenty one days from Liverpool
Tie ssws Is Of no special importance
Rumors current AND obtained credsncs that
the British government inclined to give way in the
position it had assumed in the controversy visa the
United States government upon Central American Affairs
but the belief that M Crampton would not be re-
called
The London papers had obtained what purportsd to be
copy ot the treaty Of peace The ents Of the docu
msni accord nsinly with what has been anticipated.
The London oney marie. wa, If anything, slightly
easier Consss rather lower than at the departure
OF the North America the closing quotation being 92x
ae3.
In the Liverpool cotton market astve speculative
Gems nd had prevailed snd the quotations slightly
Advance OF these advised BY the Persia The weeks bust
10 nearly hundred thousand bales of
which almost half taken by spectators and
porters.
In bresdttufs there i'm proved tons and pri
during the week : shade higher.
Provse generally firm at about former rates.
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PASSENGERS BY THE AMERICA.
Mr. Archer lady and chid; Miss wJet Mrs Brooks and
child Mr. Firth and lady Mr. Goodwin and iady, Mr. Mcem mt
and lady Mr. Wethere lady and infant; PeymAser Hggin
DR. Pierre Com Gen 6aivac Col Bscol Mr. Hale
ard lady Mr. Ford lady and three chidr Mr., SLOT, Mis
Emanuel Mr. BALDWIN,, lady, infant tvo children Mrs
Watts and child Mrs Black and child Mr. Cameron, Lady aud
child Mr. Brown lady and three children Capt Masters Mrs
Mrs Fumes and three children, Miss MARKS. Mrs Waiver
Turnhul irwin Bari Mcsven, Brownsoo Lopez, schwe
MscS seeches Can bss e,a cb vSz H
lsr; BAu,eh, MAXWELL, Conway, Led Dart, Donaltson
Davis, Benton McKeane, Yortnn, Anderson Matthew'S No
res, IAbodine, Dana, Samuel Stephens WDfon. Farfis
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FRANCE.

FURTgER REDUCTION OF THE ARMY, ETC.
An Imperial decree orders further reduction OF the
army.
10 rumored that Lord Convey viii be British Minister
NJ Petersburg and that Lord Stanhope viii succeed him
at Paris
Count Mossy goes Ambassador 70 Russia 70 attend
Ma Cssr's coronation.
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PHILADELPHIA: Nay s-Arr steamship CITY Of Baltimore
bseoIt Murray, cssls YsnSes Boy Risisy Harsord .'
Sss,. soSnr
mouth Yankee Boy, Risley, Hartford
Miscellaneous and DasastsxS.
For Ices OF bark Adele. Ct Now York, port arrivals.
The clipper ship Intrepid which launched tho
sd ult from yard OF VIM Webb Esq. where She
Meesrs Buckln Crane Of this city, VIII be ready In
fortnight to receive her She intended for tho
general eishng business, and will be commanded By Capt
Gardner, formerly Of the clipper ship Comet
The new bark Roebuck which launched the ins
from the yard OF Thomas Coyer Esq, and which built
Mss.s Rsynsls: SussIsn o. this city ain :. ne yrsa
sPsn up sp n day or two By one ps tho
Ss % ss w
TIE stef mers Cuba ard Guatemala Che former
1000 and the latter SEQ tors burAen which recently
by Mr. VIM Webb the order Of Bartoleme Blanco
&c 'ns ~ b e. sS ss % s
psrure for Cuba before the 18th proxo The parisu
ed he ply ss1
vsna and Honduras They are 10th elegant and substantial
sgo1 BST Of S a: u sss
and feet diameter painted white and easf psrpen
G'cS chain schs az Il large mon 'n-
aHIP ANNA TIT Orleans liverpool which put
sss,i sS Si Sous. ios sssIs 'o' wa w.
ss for
.soOgR: x.As. and ": ,ons
her cargo consisted q and molasses viel Is IN
sured various offices In New Orleans to the amount Of
$40 COO The vessel supposed to be insured tn Eastern
ofhceA
Col HANSON Hrsbee At Bangor from Portsmouth, los
bowspr and had bows stove BY collision with steamer Ban
ford, lk inst of White Head.
q u r e. va sm.i
Dudley and lost lbboom and head gear The smack lost
boWspr AID mast had sails badly torn md sustained other
damage.
LAuNcnEp-At Castine recently BY Messrs Hoyes
Co superior ship called the Edward LYMAN, 0wnea by
Mesms Whitney Co. Of New orleanz, csso Co and
RVs q Oh inss by Messrs Matthew Mashow Co. soush
outh whaling bark OF about 800 tons called The Matilda
ccWmanded By Capt Pess Wing. late Of the MeuAen.
Hov1ce to Mariners.
FALKLAND IsLANps-pIxED LIGHT ON CAPE PEMsR0xE
colonial the Falkland Ialands has given notice
hat fixed light q e natural ooor wa: established on oaps
o. s ' d % ss .sov. the mean s,
and Visible in ordinary weaiQer q distance Of 4
miles shows bright fixed light in every direction scAward
Sps d:, NIX STards por "i'an'' oewe'o tho oesrns'
reo SHa g zee. high circular ond Of IRON, and
n Greenwich The Illuminating apparatus Is caoprc
aectipr and OF the first order.
FORMS the easiernmss point Of the Falkland rroup and ALSO
The heedand Of Port William within which, on is souih
size s ne uTsps Rsci (which lies east one mile from the
outer rock volunteer Point The lighthouse bears S or
= : Won ROCK 70 he .Sd'a"''a Inc hiAS'a'' bears
vessel entering Port william WIN leave The light the
- he flood tide strongly W he porhward and the ebb
hs souhwsrd dassns ospe Pembroke he should
4 ABOUT unless the ship under steam
or has good commanding breeze; In Light winds or much
s~ sm bssr,nss are magnetic Var lsK 4 in 1856.
nv order 81 The Lighthouse Board.
"~'' 1aORNr0N a. JENKINS, Secretary
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PERSIA

An dculty with England is in tho way Of settlement.
Accounts from Tebssan ay that the Armesians are
dsAvoriss 70 pr,cures treaty Of commerce With the
Undted States.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
AMERICAN sECURITIHS.
OorroN xARxEr.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular reports active market And
advance in prices compared with the quotations Of the
previous Friday of I'D per h., the improvement being
principally ON the niddhng qualities The official quo.
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STEAMERS 10 CALIFORNIA.
70. AsrMwAIA-Inhois 5A and George Law 1oA Of sach
mouth.
STEAMERS TO AND PROM HAVANA.
0ABN-From Oharleet0n 18th lh, at HAvsnA IA
End IN From Havana 10Th and 2s das q Asw York lite
and lsk
ErRn Orr On NEw GsAHADA-Fron New York Hth. q.
leans 81, Havana 9Th due 1t New YORK 18th.
BLACK WARRoR-Frum New York l1h. arriving At Havana
18Th and New Or0ans From New Orleans 2th, Havana
son, due vt New York 9th.
QUAKAR OIfY From lst Of month arriving
Havana Oh, and Mobile 9Th Prom Mobile l5th. Havana
18th, duo at New Yosk I'D.
~ Az packages ssd lasevs ttasdsd ~ as NEW Ycsx
HnRAID aAould s. sealed.
ALMANAC FOR NEW Yonx-THB DAY.
SUE SETS. u HIGH wArl1 morn
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HCk0H0 m0fh00 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PHILADELPHIA. Nay 8-Arr steamship City Of Baltimore
Leeh liverpool; chip yespasiaD Cook salem ~; schr
Old steamer Delaware. Copes, EYord; brig Susan Boue
Beadnx Maisnzas; schrs Roxs Burley, Goding. Ply
mouth: Yankee Boy, Risloy, Hartford
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THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION.
The London Morning Sa-, organ Of the Manchester
Par y, ssys:-
Told that the meeting Of tho cSbine< Tuesday,
the &C. which Lord Clsiencn was present fx the rst
his Paris, the United
agreed upon On of the points led
with msficsr question the British
prepared they will not recall Mr. Crampton
snd they prepared 10 to TIE United ~
'hesr continue him
In tis ptesers position Bru.h Muifter At Warrington
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vdes that shall be lawful for the Mayor, Recorder and
Aldermen OF the said CITY, five Of them OF
whom the Mayor Recorder shall always be to do
every which the said Mayor Recorder and Aldermen
By this aot authorized or required do in relation TO
taxes"
But N my Judgment these do repeal that OF 1851
To use the guage Of Chief Justice Nelson in Bowen
Leese HILL D. I5 'rhe inv axiable rule of construction
respect to he repeating OF statutes by implication Ia that the
eare act remains In forco, unles the two mAnifesy
cousjstent WITH and repugnaD TO- each other the
aast ~ some cypress noce 10 taken OF the former plainly
Indicating an Intention 70 abrogate IT.
win full knowledge Of all existing the subecs
but reasonable conclude that the Legislature passing
! statute intend 10 interfere with aorogate former
law relating he matter, unless tho rcpugnsney be-
tween the Two Ii iYrecor cileable
Hence q repeal by implication Ia favored on the
tsry bound uphold the prior law, the two 20
Ihers = n this Gaze no repugnance, no pas intention to
Ibe MAYOR Re order and Aldermen arc not eas than
Beard OF Supervisory the presence q The Mayor
or Recorder IN Indispensable In the constubn Of the
Board the requirement Of the Of he Mayor
or 10 do every act which se 6upervors
orized do relation TO taxes under the act Of 1873 ropug
tho requirement Of his In he performance OF
have, THEREFORE, arrived the conclusion Stalled above.
-'''" 1. b. SHEPARD, Attorney OF Counsel.
Hor. JAMES N. Smith, JR., Recorder Ac.
CHAIRMAN number two asked the further pleasure o
the Board.
Nothing being said-no further pleasure being Desired
the chairman mo. p directed the Board to stand ad-
journed until Friday evening, ut O'Clock.