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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
SCHEMES FOR KANsAs-GADSDEN.

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Saturday, June %, 1856.
The Committee on Territories of the Senate
b.va had seyeral anxious sittings IN the nope OF
avtr;c.t;n0 the Border Rufisn Democracy from
The populsr indignation concerning the proceedings
in Kansas. They have three leading proPosi.ionS
before them. First, that of Mr.. Clayton winch
.broeste, ali the offensive Territorial laws and
Tesla. and provides for the appointment OF Com
uissioners by the Secretary of State TO take
for the election of new Legislature; for the
mode of choosing Election Inspectors, and hnaiiy'
sor the admission of Kansas as State WIFI 'n0
presept Federal ratio Of representation
sscond that of Mr.. Toombs, which provides lor
,sS;ng +. census BY Commissioners appointed oytne
president and confirmed BY the senate "n,0"
,en,lv ratifes all the offensive Territorial leg'sia'
,;on now existing, and provides for Convention~
ho~,n State Government. Thirdly, that OF MI
&C. which contemplates the election OF NO"
r,s.':.a,;., Ieoisature, under more s.rngen1
Guards, by which the one now In eA'''on0e W.
Immediately abolished, without any Pro''''''
State Government ,o h.s, CON-
Th..s three projects, with others, have been con,
.;a.rod but AZ vet without reaching any se'ueN
H., or .dopting any positive policy, ai'nousH ~,
p prouo,sd to make the report on MONDAY -.
ponol., will of course have bis own way a auS
nndsr,tood to have exhibited, during 'ne'o SoM
once. . much mere subdusd tone than mas a., n1,.
ssre characterized his dictatOrisl bearing AZ.
mo of the majority aud of Mr.. Douglas
IS. of Mr.. Toombss scheme, with some
o..;on. and the probability is that !. WIN vs
.tsrtally accepted as the general outline Oh tue
port. rno Committee, several -
sorm, vote, were taken upon 'peolho p0 S"s,ssd
.sre raised and among Othep' IL was - u ,m;..,
che esisency was such, that ~sse''sS@ on e COO
,,on of admission, until p "ia'o" Thsrs
.ho,,,d he obtained ought not to be i'nPo''''
. General concurrence in this view .,d
Ar these schemes of settlement are ony ,u's Of
ID 70 ovsrshsdow and cOmpicate the Iea , .'rs,Sv
.S 80 Kansas upon the constitution "1
s ar'nes Th.. i. the direct and prAteai qassaOr
and all other attempts are but so nasn l,~ t.Isn
T , cbarlat.ns who have now audaciously 'aHsn
ths treatment Of this case in hand are 'n0'e "''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
XXXIVTH CONG r ESS.
FIRST SESSION.
uOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON Saturday, June e, Icoo.
M,ssrs. Howard and Sherman, Of the Kansas ln'es-
t;catipg Committee, have arrived .,u
..;dno Gov the Admission of Kansas into the Union.
Mr.. STEPHENS Ca havicg the hoof' inhma'ed
his de- sign of offering substitute.
Mr.. CAMPBELL Ohio asked him 70 sooeP,, - -
amsndment thereto in effect TO repeal 90 much oil
tie Kansas act as declares void the Missouri ComPro-
mise. .;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
THE WEATHER.


The Thermometer to-day ranged from 80 deg. 10 lOO
deg in the shade. There was a heavy thunder storm
at Portland tonight. ,s.s
The thermometer here to-day stood se oef; 10 Tue
sbade and e6 deg in the stsepe of the State House
an elevation of 100 feet
BALTIMORE. June go, 1856.
Thermometer 93 deg. to 80 deg. in the shade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
FROM WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.
L. II Y T.

Correspordenee Of The n Y. Tribune
WESLEYAN UyrKRarr, June 20, lsSS.
An enthusiastic meeting of the students favorable to
the election eff Fremont and Dayton, was held here
20 day. ard the organization Of Gn Association bear
irg the name of the Young Mems Republican Club
was completed
The object of this organization Is the dissemination
of true Republican principles, both by documents and
word of mouth snd tie Indictment Of the men of Con-
necticut who are opposed to the aggressons OF the
Slave power who fsvor freedom Of speech, who love
the liberty purchased so dearly, and who would see
tent action in the approaching campaign. thai Coo
necticut shall speak unmstakAbly for Freedom
AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, June 2s, 1870.
NJ Oliver having returned, all the members OF the
COMMITTEE are nov S.ys N ;u.s co%
a;.d their report and viii probably submit II TO tne
Eouse 10. morrow. The presentation OF the minority
,snoTt will be deferred few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
THE EXPECTED STEAMER AT QUEBEC.

DOoION, june lbJc-S p III
The steamship North America is now over eleven
days out from Liverpool for Quebec and is fully due
Efforts have been made to-day to communicate by
telegraph with Quebec but owing probably TO storms
esst of this we have been unable to accomplish it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

Ccrresfsldenc Of The n. T. Trbu1el
MosrKcsr, Pa, Friday, June 81, 1850.
The cause of Free Kansas Free Speech and Ere
mott IL IN the ascendant here, and not man thst
can hear Of who has ever acted with the Republicans,
has gone TO the support Of Buchanan. Wilmot snd
Grows District viii give for Fremont snd Dayton
from 600 TO 5000 msjority. L.r.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
ASSASSINATION AT HYDE PARK.

HYDE PARK, Pa, Saturday, June % 1870.
Mr. p. Stephens Justice Of the Peace at thi, ace,
was shot dead this afternoon, here, while riding Ia
a carriage. VIM. w. Jones, whs was with him at the
time says he frightened that he did not stoPo
look 70, the murderer The deceased leaves family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
SINKING OF THE STEAMER MODERATOR

CINCIsSATI, Friday, june q, Ieoo.
The steamer Moderator, from Pittsburgh, with
cargo of DIV goods struck on a susg IS miles below
here last night and sunk Immediately. Nc lives were
lost. The loss on the vessel is not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
THE SOUTHERN MAIL,

BALTIMORE, Saturday, June 2, 1856.
The New. Orleans mails of Saturday AID Sunday
have arrived.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
How to Cook Shad.

Shad are excellent when cooked, either
on a board, which is the best, or by the
following mode Stuff them with sea-
sonng made Of bread crumbs, butter, salt,
pepper, and If agreeable, parsley and sPl-
ces. Put the fish in baking-dlsh, with
cup.full of water and a lump OF butter.
Bake three. quarters ofan hour TO an hour
Shad broiIed is also excellent, but ii IS
spoiled by frying, and it loses nearly all
lis fine flavor. This being moist fish,
il should never be boiled. Those who
never ale a baked or broilcd shad, know
nothing of that excellence which we claim
for this fish over all others.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
A PrOyilentiai Man!

There is no aspiration so glorious as
the desire to do good. Howard, bending
ovar the couch Of sickness and Smooth
ING the pillow Of death, was greater man
NgnolcGn a, AuslehiIz. And Thomas
HoiIoway. whose iheslimabIc medicines
are subduirg disease of every type IN eve
~ par, of the ha5iiable globe, Is moe
worthy Of respect and honor than an!
warrior that ever drew the sword. When
Knssu,h visited the Uai,el States he Was
DESIGNATED tv one Of orr clergy as the
"providential man" S,Eeiy Professor
Holloway, who has come 10 oar country
on nobler errani. better deserves thai
lille. His establishment IN New YORK
has been the fonial source OF te"th /"
thousands of our afflicted fellow citizens.
His agencies, established IN every ciiy
and town of Jhe Union, are ihe Pc. Pr :
DIsPEN- ARIES. WHAT'S true ui he pop
u'arlv of his medicines here, IS tue
MroughoW the W0riI for wherever CIV
iIization has penetrated, by and or sea-
they are known and appreciated. From
Greenland to Terra del Fucgo--irom the
Mississippi to the GangeS-Ihfy are ad,
verlised in every printed language ana
resorted to by races of every name al"
color, as The only reliable ana PFo'en
remedies in all the phases of disease
The leading medical periodicals ct Lon
don and Edinburgh not only except lloL-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
DrCading the PcSti!ence.

AS the warm weather approaches, the
people Of Norfolk are beglnnlngto look
forward with oPprehcnsions of return
of the Yellow Fever which SO terribly
scou:ged them las, fall. The citizens OF
Baltimore are also afraid Of visit from it,
bat believing in the old adage that an
"ounce OF prevention is better than a
pound of cure" they are cleaning up,
and removing all causes of atmospheric
inquiry. Tins Pesuence may well be
dreaded If it should rage every where as
ii die in Norfolk and Portsmouth last
fall. Out Of population of little over
twenty thousand i'll those cities, nearly
three thousand were swept off, equal in
ratio 10 abou, thirty thousand in the city
of Baltimore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
A BAD SncCulatiCn.

a finn at Buffalo, New York, have
on hand $4,000 bushels of wheat, for
which las, fall they refused $40 per
bushel. 70 sell it at present prices there
!, is said they will have 10 take $4,000
less than ley were offered last fall"
II Some of the farmers in this Coun-
" were offered $500 bushel for their
whea, las, fall, and refused to take IT. pre-
ferring the twenty birds in the bush t" the
one in hand. They viii of course be
obliged TO lake good deal less for it new
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
-. q Jr!-J.yE
~ - - - -
~ D4l.g - - - ,

Died in his place. April 25Ih, 1856.
Mr. b. i. Tow NER, IN the GIsI year OF
h.s age.
RE subject Of this notice was born IN
Lee,burg. LouGoun County, Va, at all
elIlv age lie los! his parents, was brought
10 Shcpherdstown an orphan and was pIa-
ced under The care Of plnus uncle and
aunt-,hey watched over him with parcn-
tai soIicitude and labOred 10 "train HIM up
IN the fear and edmonton Of the Lord. '
His sainled relatives lived TO see HIM ar
rive at manh0Od-tO them lie proved So
lace and comfort IN their declining days
and contributed TO smoulhe their passage
70 the tomb. His two orphan sisters,
who were likewise placed under The care
of The same piOus relatives, were "Hccis
of his warmesl affection and most tender
soiciludr. lie cared for them as father
careih for his chiIdren--had them careful
~ educated and proved to them all that
the most tender brother could be. lie en-
tered into marriage al an early age and
Providence seemed 20 smile upon all his
Efforts. lie engaged extensively in tie
mercantile business, and with his business
habits and perseverance, succeeded IN
amassiug a considerable amount of prop
erly. In the early part Of his lite he was
remark able for the energy of his charac.
ter He was useful and cnteiprlSlng
citizen, and probably contributed more 10
advance the interests of his town and
County than any man living. lie was
universally esteemed by the community
in which he moved, and at his death all
seemed TO have losta true friend. In the
LARGE c0ncourSe that followed him TO he
silent grave, were many TO be seen, who
mingled their tears OF sympathy with
!hosc of the bcreaved and afflicted family.
As an evidence OF the confidence rcpOsed
in him, he was chosen by his fellow Cit
Zcns 10 represent them in the Legislature
for several years. He was an affection.
ate husbanI-a devoted father and nv.
name ond lcrient master. With such a
disposition as he possessed there was NO
sphere in which the temptations were SUI
icienly great TO allure HIM from tbe
charms Of That happy family circle, wher
for upwards of thirty years, he was hon.
orcd and adored az lis ever kind AMI
ihrughlful head. He has left his chi.
dren a bright Inheritance in his spoles'
name, his character for pEob!ly, integrity
and business. Ills house was ever the
abode Of genuine and unaffected hospital.
ty. Relations, friends and strangers were
attached TO him by the warmth and ol'o'
picily of his manners and the evlden
goodness Of his disposition. Though not
a member of the church, he was firm
believer in The truth of Revelation, ana
was ever ready TO aid in The support OIL
The Gospel.
On the ID inst, at his residence IN Der
kelley county, Mr.. DaUid =. H'MamSon' .
aged 43 years, 10 months, and D days.
Ia 3crkeloy county, on The 3OIh W.T.
AlOnco Hubbel, son of B. !. and T. D
Busey, aged years. 2 mocIhs and y
dave
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
Great Fire at philadelphia.

A most destructive ire broke ouI IN
Philadelphia on tac .3olh u!t, l. CON,
menced in Messrs. Jessua aud Moore ;
paper warehouse, in North s'.es' b'''"
sixth, and spread rapidly before furious
Northwest gale, 10 C"mmeree S''ee'' and
thence through 10 Marker street.. f"'}
stores and dwellings were consumed, val:
ned at over Two million Of dollars, AM one
fireman was killed and several oihets Sc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
Distressing Accident.

A Gentleman rom Harpers Ferry IN
formed us that whist three small children
of Mr.. VAULT, toll keeper on the bridge
at that place, were playing iii an old bull.
ding OH Friday last, adjoining his resi-
dence, which was, by gale Of wind,
blown over, instantly killing two of the
children, and The third was so seriously
injured that il was not expected 10 survive
Massacre and P:uuder OF Americans.
A horrible massacre aud plumber OF A
mercans occurred al Panama on the l5!h
ul,. On tie afternoon of that day the
passengers eho came from San Francisco
and stopped at Panama became involved
in difficulty with negro, d native Of
the country. Friends on both sides free
~ Joined, and general row ensued. Pts
tots, bowie knives. words, muskels, clubs
and rocks were freely used. The Amer
leans were generally uuarned, and conse-
qnen.ly after short struggle, had TO yield
The ground. The negroes then ransackeG
the Hotels, and P!undered and murdered
every American citizen that they could
lay their hands on Twenty-Five Aneri-
cans were found dead around the depot the
nett morning, bu, this number is probably
not half that were murdered. Ii is sup
posed that not less than $lG0, 900 in mon
ey and property, were carried off by the
infuril'ed negroes. The President ought
forthwith 10 send few regiments Of l.
nlied States Troops to Panama, with III
sIructions TO administer to these 7ngna-
cions darkies as many doses of grape as
i! may take to put them under The ground.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
Fastest Races.

A friend handed us for publication the
following list Of the fastest races-run-
ming, lroiilng aud pacng-compIed from
tie "Spl,it OF the Times" 10 lS,o of Nay,
1856:
Running --I.cxinAon 1,l94, 4 miles.
Brown U3ch 5,2S, > miles, 2nd heat. Der.
re- 3.36. = miles. Henry Parru AZ!
rnrl'. 1t ulie in 2nd heat Of , miles.
observation-disclosures under saddle, .
pa! Is, snG PAD heat. IL HarHeSs--
Highland Maid, Flora Temple. Tacuny
2,27 each.
PACING. --Pocalon,as 2.l7!, in har
ness.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10

Suitable eilnris says Norfolk paper
have been made. and viii he continued to
raise sufficient funds for the erection Of
handsome and imposing monument 10 the
memory Of thoSe heroic men, the physl.
Glars. nlni>te :. and oilers of that city
who no5ly tell at their posts during HE
fearful scnurge Of last year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
III T. =, ~ 90 ra:2
I'll -. q LII e = 20

Or Me l., inst, at Carers li"ieI. IN
CbarI s,own bv Rev. James II. March,
Mr. Dqria 4. Uagelcy and Miss Mary
T.. RUmiund. all of this county.
On the 23I uII by Rev DR.. IacharIa'.
Dr. b. Rush Little, of Mercersbnrs.Pa.,
to Miss .7nna H. ScdTey daughter Of he
Iale David Schley, Of Frederick city. Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
10 the Voters OF tpE
SIlEPHERDST0WN DlSTRlCl'

SIIEPIIERDST0WN DISTRICl'
THAT there may be no misnnder'p(
| iag as to my position in regard %
appointment Of Deputy in Ills dI'ifI's
Ihe event of my election. ! beg leI%
make the following statement. II y
an Office in which tie people lheD''
are interested, | will submit, The app
menl To the decision of those voters
cast their votes for me. Whaie'e'
be their decision | will abide by 1t. 90
May 1921 JOSEPH CRAH'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
The w Gather.

The past week has been remarkable
for rain, cold and 81 "dr. but on yesleF-
day morning q sudden h'nge took place.
and now have the warm I'd genial sun
shining which renders all vegetation TO
spring Up rapidly, The crops lock re-
markahlv thrifty.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
Ladies' CAir.

|! will be seen, by examining our adver-
Using columns, that the ladies' OF 'hIs place
purpose holding Fair commencing @
the 22nl inst, the proceeds 20 be ap7aeq
to finish the NJ. Y. Church. he OBJ 81
Is commendable, and should receiy ib,
eIa! share OF public patronage.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
Meat stolen.

We understand that the mea: houses OF
several of our citizens have been visited
within the last two weeks, by some cam
dida,e Or candidates for the penienliary,
and taken thereirom a large supply of
Bacon. Our citizens should be on the
alert for these graceless scamps.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour The market 'his morning open
ed heavy with declining tendency, but
subsequently prices improved. We note
sales of 800 bbis. Howard ST. al S5.67..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
Good Scars.

Our young friend ScHLoss have presen-.
=, ~
ted us with several of the real Havana SCI
CARS which are Of the genuine stamp; they
are certainly mogn,m bonum. He has
,he same stripe for sale. Give him call.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
LADIES' FAIR.

THE Ladies Of Shepherd,rown and "
L ciuily beg leave 10 inform tie PUoFI
that they will hold Fair in the roo" ]
hove Mr.. Wonders store, commencing I
Thursday, 22ud insI., (e'rrlI"a u'y
Tnry will Offer for sale variety o! OH
mental articles, prepared for the occa''o
and will serve refreshments at al ilnD'.
\ Dinner and Supper will be prepared
election day The proceeds TO tie aPr
cd for finishing the NJ. EtCh"Feh' an '.
-jsct which should recommend I've fST
HE favor Of the publi& ES The ia',
who have il in charge snssI iha! then
P,eiauons OF success will be realized.
Slav 10 THE hADih9>
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
G29C2AG MGG'1G8Go

SPRING, weIcom, as she is to the
lover Of nature, brings with her ever
changing, ever varying weather, OF sun
shine, clouds, storms, heat and cold, dis
eases that must be guarded against. We
know of no medicine for this particular
season that begins TO compare with Car
ter's Spanish MrtUre, which, by lis
tonic action on the liver, so fits the system
for the muItifarous changes that those
who use it enjoy health, while others
around them are all complaints.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10

CoRPoRATDN ELECTIoN.--An Election
for Town Officers. for Charlestown, came
off on Monday lael, and was attended by
good deal OF excitement. The follow
ing is the resuI,:-Mayor-Dr- K. 5.
Blackburn. Recorder--Geo. W. Sap
ping,on. Truslees--Samuel G.. Young,
Jacob e. Kemp, William Johnson, John
F. Blessing, VIM. p. Henson. Samuel
Rldenour and VIM. Crow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10

HHoway's Pills, an invaluable Rem
cdy for DropsicaI symptoms.--Alrs. I'm
ma Iiunrcy, of Houston, Texas, aged
45, last fall was thrown upon a bed Of
sickness, her feet and legs began TO swell,
strongly Indicating droPsy at this period
of life. Her husband became greatly
alarmed, as it was feared that she cOul"
not recover, 50 dreadful was the attack.
After trying many remedies without bene-
fit, Mr.. !IunrIey, at last, put her under a
course Of IIuIoway's Pills, which she
took for about three weeks, and the swell
ling considerably diminished by conIin-
ulng them for five weeks more, she was
completely cured. These Pills will also
cure all bilious and liver complaints i'll a
very snort line.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10

REMARKABLE PHENOMENoN.--The En-
pire County Argus (CaI.) relates that dn-
ring a thunder storm on the 9Th ut., in
the vicinity Of CoIma, the electric fluid
struck large bluff Of rocks which crosses
Dutch Creek, three miles from the town.
and getting over-charged with the fluid,
the rock burst into pieces. Fragments
weighing from eight 10 ten tons were
thrown distance of 6lly feet, breaking
down fume which crossed the creek
near by. The surface OF the fragment IS
blackened on the broken sides, and cav
iIy abou, the size OF mans head is form.
ed in the solid granite.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10

Jenny LIMBS LiberaHfy.-Jenny
Lind, now Mrs. Goldschmidt, hearing of
p. y. Barnum's financial difficulties, has
written letter to lady in Philadelphia,
in which she sympaIhises with Mr. b.,
and asscribes 10 him all the noble quail
ties of a gentleman. and expresses her in
tenlion of placing sum Of money al his
disposal. She can well afford TO be thus
liberal to Mr.. Barnum, for he it was who
laid The foundation Of her fortune and her
fame, by bringing her into notice. Jenny
Lind's iberaIlly has hitherto been un-
bounded, and if she should now come to
the relief of Mr.. Barnum, to whom she
acknowledges herself indebted for so
much, our good opinion Of her would be
increased en-fold.--Erchange.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
ARRIVAL of the NORTH AMERICA.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Quebec. May 1.-The steamer North
America arrived here this evening at 7 -
clock, bringing Liverpool d-tes to me
23d ut, four days later thar previous au-
vices.
The latest news from Russia state that
the militia had been dlshande' ami the
admiralty had ordered al the hight houses
10 be lighted and all the bu"ys f" he LAID
down in the Cults of Both"la, Finland,
and in TIE Baltic and White seas.
Probationary evening. Trade Is
Accounts from the manutac-
rurlng districts are favorable. Corn has
downward tendency. The provincial
markets are abundanily supplied with
" heat. At Marseilles whea, has ten
deucy upward.
The Klng of Prussia has ratified the
treaty Of Peace. The Turkish ratfica-
on of the treaty lief! Conslanlinople on
lhe An.
From tie Crimca--LcIters from the
Camp dated April 10, stale that active
preparations continued to be made for the
departure uf the army. Gen. Pelissler
and many ether Russian officers being
present The epidemic had ceased among
he soldiers.
The French army was being placed on
pe.ce footing.
A naval review had taken place at Spit
head of two hundred and forty steamers
carving 5000 guns and manned by 3d.
600 seaHen.
Brcad>lufl,-.--I'he newspaper reports
say The market was duh with declining
tendency. The weather had been very
favorable for agricultural purposes.
FEMALE RIOT IN CATTARAGUs CoUN-
ry, n. Y.-The jamestown Journal .
yves the particulars of novel riot which .
occurred al East Randolph, in Catlarague
County, n. \ on Friday evening, the
llh ulr. A party Of the most respecla-
lie ladies of he place had assembled as
Surprise Party, al the residence OF the
Ion. Benz ChamberIn, wien 1t was sug-
.ested that tavern kept by man named
Wheeler was an intoIerable nuisance, oy
eason Of the liquor dispensed there, and
hey resolved TO abale It.
Before they arrived at the lace Of al
eek, tie landlord, having got wind of the
lovemen', had sccrclcd his liquors and
arricaded the doors, aud his wife had
provided supply Of hoI water to give The