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CLEARED
steamshlp Philadelphia, Mr0owan. Havana and New Or
Ship .Harau. Nicse.son New orieans-gooson Yo-
dick, -. o.
ship Chase WIbe Sobs POST, sm.ib Go. SOUS
ship hero Stafford. ,hsres'on,,.eo Rgklsy
Bark Maria Morton, Buckley. sayannah-seraaon Tall
Bark John Howe Moore, Gloucester, TIL BIookrnsn 4
Brig " 7 ppgsn, Thomas, Port Prtnce-yose. Living
s'on 4 Co
s N NsE;r o luts oea S ssnor
Scar w,nemoyeh Morrow, IA. ana-I Gl,na-tia.
sehr Col satttry, sie.soa oharles,oncCreaoy, Mott 4
Setr Helene SUITES Wilmington Nc-Mccreaay Mott Co.
sehr orocs Hopkins, Frederckscurg-Na brunt ssght
sS nf LEROY ro Seaman si
sS s .sr E sss s Emit. Co.
Steamer Sarah Jones' Phacepha--s Briggs,
~seasAp vso Pr sh1rn. Hare OCT 70 With mdse and
gssssagers to Poirier 4 Co Lsit fayre Oct ~ a.
q hsn bali the Iasssgs On a52 have had
S % Assy ss m .s ass Nws oS wa
Henry. steering f.
s.e sa AaEs a csoa q 0G II.
eSchngsd signals with steamship sonaersr from New York
revenue cutter and a. 4o PM exchanged signals with steam
ship olbers tBre) rechter Bremen 40 days. in ballast,
win .e to Meyer sassen ,r,nss ,.
ga Ser, 20 passed Gibraltar Sep, g vita fruits Foster
awsy forslsp eaiiantiass, bead rails set s,ls, &c
Bark Hayes thiyerick, RIO Janel-o Sept 23 with
wood, coffee &c TO W neiorrest 20 Experienced hea
~ weather Oct lst II ~ : Ion - A. with
ship Flora Temple Nyera from Rio Jsnero for Hampton
Roads. 10th Ms the outward Fritz Burnett
native Of Prussia, overheard July 81 Albert
British Hospital 81 Buencs Ayres
Sarx Resess, Laihrop ssyanla Oct II, with mdse to
Everett & crown,
BARK Kate Incon Christian pen,arara Oct a. with sugar
and " oasses. to j NJ Smi'a 4 Co.
nsr; Carrie Leland rev' smith. Newport, in ballast
nrgan Leland Was lowed - the city ~ sesmus islaad
City.
Brig W Ring of Iubec), coroe Gonaves IS days, with
loewnod SC 10 Brett Z son.
tobacco smaw God. Anderson 20 Experienced neasy
weather
schr LOYAL Scranton Gosee. sasannah with cotton to
SCI anton Tallman,
schr smith, smith, Charleston, with cotsn Scranton
1a'inan.
Scbr Hawkins s;ri0n Charleston. 80 hours, with
ton. &c, to Mc.r.ady. Mott AZ Co.
Schr upsher, Wisbart. Virginia = days, with oysters
first cargo Of the season.
Steamer Caledonia Layfeld. baltimore, ~ hours
Steamer Anthracite, Jores, Phliedslphia
Steamer Potomska Cushmau, New BEDFORD
Steamer Oscecla. Clark. Providence.
Steamer Chss Osseod Smith Norwich.
BARK st Andres Nor,hup. from Harlepool with coal to
Punch Neineie-By pilot boat Washington No A.
Brig Bo5areo, from -.
Ao one bark unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Philadelphia Havana aud New Orleans
Wind during the day, calm.
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BAIraoRs Nov. 5, 1853.
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday OF last week, .,
hand. Ttey contain full details of Mexican news to the
22d uh.
The intelligence "a of not much general interest, but
indicates the continued growth Of discomfort against the
present government. Numerous victories Of the govern
ment troops the revolunonsis reported Ia differ
ent sections Of the country. Commissioner from vi
daurri said to be the way the Capitol 90 settle
the difficulties.
Minister Forsyth had arrived ia the City Of Aoyico.
Serious revolutionary movements were ia progress At
QreYetaro
Toe second officer or the war steamer Deamacroa AZ
ter gaining the to his interest had away
with Der and large quantity Of money ami goods The
war steamer Guerrero sent ia pursuit.
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THE NEWS BY THE CANADIAN.

Quxszc, Nov. 3, 1855.
me screw seaahip Canadian arrived here at hall past
so'cieek this ing bringing Liverpool dates 10 the
ed ut
The news, commercially speaking IA Of considerable
importance
Il ras reported hai iord Palmerston was preparing
Reform b and thai Lord John Russell also threatens
similar measure.
EDgsnd ard Franc had suspended diplomatic inter.
course with Naplo. bu hostIities had taken place
Considerable doubt, ressed the truth Of the
stat nszt that The Austr.ans had commenced on the
summons Il france, 10 the Danuban Principal
ties.
Prus, Ia rRpers announc2-but 1t wants confirmation
lhAs Boundary Commission to settle the frontier line
beswee1 Russia and Modavs dissolved withou.
pllshaa tta mission.
Frm spain the intelligence that the SEQ uestration
has been raised from Queen Christmas property
The Cologne GaIes says all the Powers excepting the
United States have assertei will ascent 10 the original
protocol o. Nay 9th Of the present year. respecting the
Danish sound dues.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS and Increasing financial difficulties
existed Al Constantnople.
Austrian influence on the increase in Turkish
Councils. The sending a. cops against Montenegro had
been discontinued.
The u ins;eral crisis denmark had resulted in the
REHABILITATION OF the Old niuis try.
Tho French commercial crisis presented slightly
favorable aspect but anxiety still coninaei to DE mani
tested
Persia socits the mediation Of France in her difficulty
with Great Britain.
tesr BE accident Lal occurred At London The Rev.
M. ST. seo1, Baptist preacher, speaking 10 Con
cert 5al, surrey Gar,ers, there was raised the
cry or Gre and rushing towards the DOORS
sevsra. JeTzcns were .ralnpcd TO death.
May q The Englsh Minister'S had arrived in london
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toreE gaile deliverng III speecnhls long beard and
MAJ cut Ia mouik ana Tbs NTH Of mAnner-did not
b. aBy means lessen n Eject OF his words.
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TEL EGG RAP HIC.

likely be q the Iurbid night although We believe he
ha' taken the precau 70 .ecrrc rooms for bis &C.
communication.
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EMBELLISHMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
700 LATE FOR cLasMrTCATTOr.

NTHovY r. pLEFcKFR -Tug FR,Fyrs on -sir
~ MFfcKiR ore determined 70, e Ne oh - -
~ Soss,r or new Sosaer VIA sws hw, fof.et % voe
fgi an -
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MARITIMEINTKLLIGENCE


ALhAsAc roe yoea-rUx paY
sUr kSxs.....s.-..... u NOON ID II
Sun sRIs...-......... 50 HIGa Il 0,
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PFIIADEI.FIIA, NOV ATT brig NAM snilIa Uunning
Boston; schTs Conoya Bennett, Port Harvey NIB Empire
Marshall ca,ais. JAS McCloshsy Arnold, IIaddam
son rms,'s MES scop,a Re,ss po..or s,sos
Washington, Island. Havana Geo Whitney, Field. Kingston
Ja Louisa Angel Boston; Manzanlia Dunnipg Portland
schrs Prince Albert. Baker Yarmouth. Ms Marian
(Br Matthews. Londonderry; JAS McCoskey, Arnold Hari
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MEXICAN OPINION or rHE siCARAguASs
GENERAL WALKER.
IRON the Mexican Extraordinary, sept III

We have no sympathy with The present government OF
Nar,s "a have any tears 10 shed Tor any prev
We have had Tie " lack 70 De forced 70 travel
thai more miserable people existed nowhere, claiming
10 be civilized thss the saves OF moet parts o. Central
Arpcrca and especially those Of Ncaiagua and the Mos
The prssSc, Of the world have been groaninx for the
ast ew years about the ass Of Central America and
acal q sympathy has been manufactured ior people
that 90 nst kn0v whether the world lat. round COO
cave OF whether the hcs not solid nateva snco-
sures The caders o. Tie people Of Nicaragua hsys been
mea advanced for anything else put such a..
lsnmepts qualify leaders, 10 svhz d countries The
Mosquito king person whose popularity 10 hardly less
nsn hat o. the bibus.er Waker, made his advancement
10 his upcrioriy In the pursuits % his people He
wonderful individual with a boat 10 q surf and n
seep, 81 catching Turtles
Hn for the advantage Of Mexico 70 Wild peo-
ole on her southern frontier instead Of spirited, 60
bitlous Il is thep interest routing Walker
out Of Censral America We know well the character OF
the men Who make his arm y They are no, our choice.
DO, then they may rerve good turn 70 the interests
commerce AMI ID. destiny Of The world II useless h
choke the current Of events Our pen may no, be able
10 ncressc the rspdy Of The tide and certain that
neither The o 1910 e.r w Ss can r. ,Dsy ca. n9y
immunity for walker b@ few friends 10 the world and
N The ate evs be correct from central America he wit
-oor have lsss be comet infne SKIES and vi pas'
srav. but the WORK he hss done vii remain. aa1 ~
good or ev results win be known 10 years 70 come
TpE IRISH CATHOLICS AND Know sorHrSas N TIL
,-urrvp srArya--ypIoRAxT sPPEAL TO MEXICO.
iron The Mexlcsn Extraordinary, sept ~
INC eorrcspopdence between the Irish families WI
wish 10 come W MEXICO 10 settle and the ma
been published The ref rcsentauon or petition OF 10
usrsous Who wish 10 SETTLE here ssn ortb that they sr
al preseot IN tho Untod ssates that they are Y ths
county prescribed Tor their religions sentiments tbs
thew 40 no, enjoy religious liberty and give csaogu
Of grievances that true, would secure Tor them ~ ~
+, pa,hy from any humane governu enf w conclusion
that hey regard hexioo az pr'psf asylum foF Mem
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~. 1s5,oon an9 ~ Dosinsa Ep>iiiions--Cose Of Fio
k,pney--CyrVas,tioi N,,es, a. d.
Yes,esiay morning was u.hered IN by the rattle Of
small arms by way Of preparation for the two exped
ton, which lifting out sssns, the dominican
republic and ,be republic Of Eesico.
inc spanish brg-of war Habanero len port yesterday
the midst Of Tie fireworks, hound ior cruise aud ~
accident 10 call al o. nomrgc cy and pu six thousand
stands q, arms IN the hands ~ cgova r the se of the
newly mairoulsieJ spanish subjects and 10 overthrow
be dominican republic.
We have been getting up rUne excitement IN account
q the arrest Of called nncy who was employed
a. ulo on board CT The old limo u .,easrs for servs Of
The esrtrs entering the Mississippi and No the ri yes
NJ New orleans All the cssqrcaahle port Of TITS matter
would have been pass,d IL Capt Snney had obeyed toe
sumn)ous ferved upon him 70 atcnd TIE call Of iuytce
9Th his hOpbre h.,so a. required by Laws These
nc chance 70 outrage No the party n not shipped
member OF the crew, officer ct tho steamer hut Be
lizo slo waiting outside in Havana 70 take tho stesm
e,s oyer Tho bar the mouth Of tac Mississippi river
our pvsintss has nDs been rmi'ye. although no large
t-rsa6ou~ in smgar have been mated since nv
frcvous sdvioes. Tow grades lave subsded favor
rsc,iop and superior have advanced shais hut the
wi,hou, altering the quotation o. trade board or
sColcge OF BROKERS' Eychssgs rom lad 70 worse
On New YORK 10 az dlscoort u,hcr kcythern cites
hile more london, sto AZ premium. Tinted states
rod CONS demand but price stated 1t 10 Der cert
dl,counl; silver ha spd grader dollars At 20 To- dimes
and hs dance, par. Hestn twenty psr ecci pregnrT.
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ttl ~
There have nov been adiudicated 1871 estates. and
the Law has passed to be OF the greatest reates VI
he timez, and will forever mark the point IRON which
Nsxico took enlightened advance in socal aac com
Herrial proRfesslon.
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SALES OF CHURCH PROPERTY.

fflom the EeEicaa Extraordinary, Oct. IL
The reported saes OF property belonging 10 civil AID &c
ces asrcs corporations, conformity 10 the law o. the
.5tn June. 5ec IN the different states and Ierrto-
an ~ n. f,.t Al
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-04-16

SEARCH FOR THE PAcIFIc.-The people on
this side Of the Atlantic have given up all hope
of ever seeing the steamship Pacific. But
there are still some sanguine persons in Eng
land who cling to the idea that she may be
safe, and they have urged the government to
send vessels in search of her. Acting prompt
ly on the suggestion, the Philadelphia Sun,
the English government has despatched two of
its vessels to seek for the missing steamer,
with every provision that can be required for
her relief in case they fall in with her. This
readiness to engage in work of mercy is most
admirable, and it should be received as proof
of English desire to continue on friendly terms
with the government and people of the United
States. Our own government had to be soil
cited earnestly before it would send the steam
propeller Arctic to look for the Pacific, which
was an American steamer, with American pas
sengers and the American mails. Butthe Eng
| lish government, as soon as it was suggeste'
that there was a chance of finding the los
steamer of foreign nation, sends two OF it
war steamers upon the errand. We have lii
tie hope that the search will be successful, bu
the act deserves an acknowledgement of som
kind from the government and people of tn
country.
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Dress has q Moral EficcA

Upon the conduct of mankind, says the sensible.
philosopher, Sir Jonah Barrington-peoplc il.
modern times understand This well, and hence.
il is that neat Boots are essential to eORaulct,e
the dress of gentleman Of taste; au upl.,
shaped boot destroys all the fine effects pro.
duced upon mankind by the skill of the tailor
IA gentleman is not attired n gentlrlnals
should be, unless he displays neatncss about
TIE feet. We believe of all the articles made
OF leather, for the covering Of the feet of man,
Boots have proved for over two centGrics, to be-
the most useful, the most convenient aud most
admired of all the different styles aud kinds Of
| Shoes put together. King Charles the Nil
| this great man, so great his propensity (, r
! wearing Boots, that he would wear them con-.
iinually for ten days and nights together. To
manufacture 9cRtlumen's Finc Calf Boots and
have them combined with durability, economy
and nca tneSs, Is the master piece OF The "cnth
mans branch of our business aud but lew It
is that can form cnrrcct idea OF What laL
md material Is required To compost and COM
! 1lctr them one single pair o. boots, when pro-
pery madc, requires SCrcHiy-xiE scpar ,tc aLd
distinct pcces-ualle and pegs included ~ ID =
number only as one piece. The labor M Iiu-
ucing single boot, il oblie I'D to pass Irou" Ia
hands more than one hundred ana .iXIy die
cnt times, and the skill of toriy-tvc dIlc - /
/ klnuS Oh ltCildnlCS anu men tb ITtIIt S>ullS
required 10 complete it. French calf <km ;
and sole leather like most al other c..nIn,ui.-
: Ties, have rlsem much ia value, a. we'll az lab,
vet, for all this, our fine boots will rrn.auI
= the same in price, - -; Tor our mIamuiaciuI, 1,
= boots made fine expressly 10 order, SI.G0; ",
: are retailing fine cali boots for -! 90 u par
and some fine boots low AZ III III "a pair - | ,
some mems long leg Dirt Bouts tor only 81 Ct
pair. Cfhese Boots Bnnis. Call aud - ,
J. them at Fl.ANIGEN'S Cheap Boot AMI Snr,
u Market, 2nd ST. between ShipI,'v aud Dram.
% sts., sign large Black Boot, " llmingtOn, ID. l.
II WHISPERS, BEARD aud MOI STACIIE.
IL forced To grow ~ six weeks by DIR. lmlur
IT. Capillary Compound. Warranted moi to stan
ID or M nrc ih" SKIN. Price $l.00 p,r packa ,
l. or 3 for S2.5O.
Sent To amy part of The country, on rrc'Ir
m of remittance. Address SN EETSER y
:. co, Box 1;39 Post Office Baltimore, AlaIl Ia
n Jana0- ly.
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SMYRNA PRICES CURRENT
CoaarcrGu wyHNlv roR Tux TINES.
nj A r n / T. D ,

E On Feb. 9th, at Ashland Mills. Oregon Ter
ritory, by Rev. NJ. p. Stcsrns, Mr.. RoBr. d,
HARGADtNE, formerly Of Delaware, to Miss
MARTHA w. kILGoRE, all of jackson CO.
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. G. karsner, Mr.,
CHARLES III. REGIsTER TO SUSAN A. WmDS, all
of this county. s%ats
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. q. r! Crooks, Mr.
JOHN n. RoRINsoN TO Miss MaILIE A., only
daughter OF Edward Moore, Esq, al, OF Vii
mington. -.
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Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned, Auditor of Accounts, will
attend at Georgetown on Monday, April 18th !;
at Dover on Monday, April 2sth; and at New
Castle on Monday, May 10Th, and remain I
each place during the first three days of Court,
al which time the School Committees of the
respective Districts are requested TO appea
with their vouchers, for settlement.
a.. w. L. Al4RICHS,
ap l6-2w. Auditor OF Accounts,
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... I IMPROVED
Super Phosphate Off Lime.

NtE subs ;Tihers lnioraf Dealers and Farmers that
they have greatly Improve cd the qualify of III. &c
Super Phosphate Of Lime, aud now confidently rrr,un.
mend the article as superior ta any IA The ma.kcI-
Also. constantly on hand Peruvian aud MeNIran
GUANo, OILS, CANDLES. SOAP. eie, Of the luw-
est market raies. MITCHELL 4 cRQaSDALE.
Successors 10 G. w. Rideway a ca.
ar.ess s, NO. 20 NORTH mllNRVES
- Aheye Arch street, phlladeI h,a
Do fasmois eau load ON Water s,reel, sad avuI the
crowded W IaTl. tplG.Jn
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OF A firm at Buffalo, New York. have 81.
hand $4,000 bushels of wheat, for winch la,
fall they refused 81. I'D per pushed. 10 .,ll il
at present prices there, it is said, they will haze
to take 5000 less than they were offered In. :.
fall.
OF The United States Hotel, one Of the lar.
gest on Chestnut St., Philadelphia, was entirely
consumed by fire on Thursday night.
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GREAT CURE OF PILES.
IInntsyiIlc, y. C., NV |, Isl

Huntsville, y. C., NV |, l~.IE.
DIR. &. VI. Jackson-Drar SIT-All"w rnr to
express 10 you nay sincere thanks trI your Iis-
cOvery Of II medicine, winch, 10 Say the casi Ut
It, has effected ii cure. thai all ulh'T lnrtic,n"r
that have taken have entirely failed t"do-
lIooiland's German Buffers" have cured. IA"
of the must stuhlHrn and aggravated CASE 81
the Piles that, perhaps, ever fell To thu 10 ID
mIan. My case snOt stranger 1" thus CONAN
NIFTY, ~ | am well known ia this aud ihn- <.,r
rounding counties, and can truly say that ny
recovery has asiUuudcd all my friends aud -
ations, as had tried everything recommend. ii.
and nuihimg did me any good until | w,s
prevailed upon 1" try the Buters. You are at
liberty TO Inaks any use OF this coInImunica iR,li
for the benefit of the afflicted us Nou may tliuk
proper. Truly yours, WM. J. ATWOOD.
See advertisement.
observation-disclosures who are sublrot Ia,
eruptIOns, scrofua, blolches or pmlpi ON lil.,
skin, may be entirely cured thereof by Ll,r
Balm OF Thousand Flowers. For sale by J.. L..
llonecker, No. | Commercial Row.
NoV. If
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Doings In Congress.

senate, April 9.--The great feature of the
session was the Speech OF Gov Seward on
Kansas II was listened to with profound in
terest, especially by the Pro-Slavery members
The Galleries were crowded, aud the House
was for time without quorum, so many mem
beers had come into the Senate chamber to hear
the speech.
HOUSE, April 0.-The Deficiency Appropria-
ton bill was taken up. Mr.. Shorter contended
that Massachusetts,, by her conduct relative to
the Fugitive Slave law, has placed herselfout-
side of the pale of the Constitution, and ought
not to be represented here. lie said the South
had been victImized every time she had COM
promised with the North. lie hope, therefore.
that no further attempt of that kind would be
made Ii the Republican party should triumph
in the next Presidential election, the Union
would be destroyed. The Conservative De-
mocrucy alone could save us. ...r 3
After some discussion upon the extravaganza
Of the demands for printing illustrations and
maps in the Pacific Railroad Survey Report,
they adjourned. .oas gadfaeat s..
SEsArE, April f0.--Tbe proposition to print
the memorial of the Kansas Legislature was
taken up. The Pro-Slavery4 members fought
hard against it, finding all manner Of excuse;
for opposition. They denied its authenticity
because il was a copy with the names Of the
sguers in one handwriting. Mr.. IIamin made
a pungent comparison Of this application to b.
heard with the petitions sent by our fathers Il
Parliament which were kept out by Lord North
Mr.. Butler replied that Lord North did his duty
in opposing such petitions. The debate wa
VERY sharp and ut times highly exciting. FL
J nelly this memorial was referred 10 the Com
! mttee on Territories; and then Gen. Cass ask
ed and obtained leave to Withdraw it,. Ad
iourned. naessEaa a4aW .3aAa 81 .gsa.ssa
, IIousE, April 10.--The resolution Of the Com
. mittee on Elections declaring Mr. z. d. Fouk
not duly elected from the Xth Congressona
District of Illinois was adopted. only FIVE voting
! gainst II. The resolution declaring Mr.. Mar
; shall. sitting member from the Ixth District
/ same State, was adopted. Adjourned. restss
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Tue Storm IN OHIO.-The STERN Of S,t,,
day night was terrible in ia" vi.init, Of Cl.,r.
land and Pittsburgh Raltoad. \ church ard
fifteen houses were demolished
In Alliance, n man was killed. \ lara,
number of trees were blown across In. r..
road track hetweep Salem aud DelnaScus.
0J- One hundred and ihirty-four recruits +
the companies serving in Florida, arrived !.
Key West, on the Sd ult., from Fort Column.
y. Y. Vigorous measures are To be- l,L",'
against the lndans, who, ii is thought. h,n,'
retired TO the big cypress swamp.
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w A NJ T. e d .

AT THIS OFFICE, A LAD Of gaod moral
character, aged from ID TO IL years, to work al
the Printing business. One having some know
ledge of the Art preferred.
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GREIr FOOr RACE-Thc best time on re-
cord came OH over the Union Course, Long Is
land, on Thursday afternoon, April 10, between
Joshua Van Name aud Sewcll badge, for 5000
They ran 100 yards in II seconds. The bet
ting halt an hour previous to the race was brisk
at cvcns, but on stripping Van Name became
the iavoritc. They bounded away at split.
ting pace, Dodge with the lead. which he main
tanned until within 30 yards of the score. when
Van Name passed him and rain in winner ol
the race. Dodge was the flreter of the two
and after trying all that nature would permit
to win, gave in dead heat II was one of ia,
best contested races that ever took place in the
United States. There was large turn out d
+portsmen present to witness the race.-Iri.
buHe.
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NoyEL PESALrY Foa MuRDEa.--A suit has
been commenced at the st. Louis Common
Pleas, by Mrs. Mary A. Brand. widow, against
Robert NJ. % Bleanis. Tor damages sustained by
the murder of her husband, which she lays az
$4,000, and this IL an excellent movement,
for we can see no reason why society ut large
Should be protested by hanging o murderer,
while the widow has no redress for damages
sustained by the deprivation OF her protector.