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ppoOKIyN BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board met at the usual hour yesterday morIins
Present: bis Honor the Mayor ,presdngi, anu Aidc'-
men Wash anC Shaw.
The minutes OF lsst meeting read and approved
lie Health OfEcu stated that he had No rrt''' -
axe 10 the Board pl ,ha
By suggestion Of the President OF the board, ;us
Clerk WIS directed 10 advertise Tor al p sonI 800
reIt. in order tina. they may be examined ara Po1'
preparatory ~ the inal adjcurnnent OF tne pvo'S'
Adjourned To . clock % saturday morning.
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hs,irg recovered. excepting Hannah Week, rt, r.
imyrUyn sl0wiy.
bou.e o. Mr. Bullock. on Bay Ridge avenue
No now carte ia the Military Hospital
FRANCIS y BERlER secr-t.-y
r,,,t VA 10 OFT u. leie. q
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RrPrBLIcAs MEEISG ~ THE TWELFTH WARD
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Fremont aud
Dayton Association and of the friends of the Repub-
Hcan' cause generally was held on Thursday evening
ut Carmansville. The meeting was organized by the
choice Of THoS. ISGHAN, President; Wellington
Clapp and A. II. Snowden, Nice-Presidens; Jos. G.
Don, Secretary. Horace Greeley and the Hon. a.
Wakeman were introduced and their speeches were
received with high appreciation. The audience was
erlivened by choice songs and was rendered brilliant
b. the presence of large number Of ladies.
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IAdyeriis,a.entI

TEAS TIN CANTON TIA COMPANY have -
h,nd every ysre, Of IN 0roeer Trs Dealers snA p
vue -soucbons ooons end Young Tyson frcn ~
to ~ WIDER and lmp-risl from 2,c 10 6so ali o,sw
-qua, low Also 5b boxes OF good Family Tee ios
on dollu Cal and eEauine-N1 rs Ch.thxslst beewsD
Pew sn1 Roosevelt, eta
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fAdvertis-meot.I
OCTOBR 800.
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TasrB WARD BRoOKLYr-The Republican GLIB
Of this WaIo bad most glorious meeting on Thus.
day evening, at their new room, Cous'itutoo Hal,
corner OF Co.r and Butler streets. About Q ght hun
bred ladies ind gentlemen were present. w. j. 4
Fuller. efq, nadr speech II nearly two houpeogths
I'm Of strong points and witty allies and was foiowe3
by Judge Beebe, who spoke for nearly IN hour
when the meeting reluctantly broke up with cheers
for tie speuk.rr, for Ohio, for Fremont and Freedom
A vote OF thanks given to he speske ard Judge
BeIbe vas invite 10 address them ut greater length
pesd Tbursday evening. After taste o, such sosa
tn 70 ,hey were not 10 be satisfied Without ran
m.eL
AyroRIA-The brg.s t most influential ara entns-
sisstIc Lotical ne.4ii held IN THE to~hS"p,
zen lei on Thursday evening hst In W asnnspn 49,
whore Nts,ry. Pake 6sdwin and Louis "e'o' -
fues,a Of the Astoria Fremont CluD, eddieoseo '"~
nudi %. o. The great hsues Of Liberty ana s~vefys
involved in the prsert Presidential contest Mr..
Ue, Smith was ehcted President, ana dischArgrd
s,n, es admirably, ssszed by the Hon. l. b. Jack
-, Fdvir MIi. Samuel Brown, james L. IR.sle.
has. y Strnpg, M. p. Dayton, DIR. j. Wallace, aod
! If. blackwell as Vic.-Pissidents. Tsese naner,
70 ,p, one acq euted wrl The district are suicieat
soo ;bst H., best Of the piece alive TO tho
r. Deiblties Of the hour. Many aides graced the
ss.emt BY heir presence, and heir eyes were eso
ouert in the csu.e Of Freedom. Mr. Camp and bis Ind
nItsbl, Gl,e Club also present, and Fang some
telling songs. Mr.. j W. Darlington acted Secretary
Of tie netting.
Aientoiing of tie Fr.t and Third Ward kspuou-
cal A.. ciaf On held at the ka, pg-liali, hus-an
Iulo ~ Of iiur.csy evening. 18th INST the ioho~-
H. rtr II IioIs verr unanimously adoPed;
H.. ~ The Ilf1
rsrr ouiIg.. ID The peryns Of our bsthirn hAsess
Only slssel Grim. is their ssV~HA u - 49,
Ii's ;lsiI love u htorty leeosLIe sP' W
,suII ifott parallel Ia We es'"y W s..
and tho II Gtusn,s AZ tue Hpubh ans we 49, Ps.s
,,lt.tnle. az If vDT.ulnss otpodu %
81 ar.l et;zsa oar tle suosss tu sr1s&s ."
.,,T III AZ n. ir csre.rs'ion 81 Lcsv-n~oth OF ss
i,,ar. Ic, st... a.. u VI kaIss<, Innocent Il sni e
- lLs.lLea,e love VI Esee'ea sIa We R'AAS*"
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CITY ITEMS.

CrEyAy OPERA At NIBLo's.-The beautiful opera
of Undine' will be presented for the last time this
evening We understand that two artists arrived
during the week-Nllc Johannser, prina donna from
the principal German theaters, and Mr. Scheerer, BARI
tone, who viii appear next week in anew opera.
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Acknowledgement.
Tur AUMN GAS WORKS - Generating Gas

lHE AChN uaS NOkhS - NthosoGf8 U~
aud dust OIL cotton seed castor beas.
Con bs il operation ia the
CRYSTAL PALACE,
Where they supply hundred burners
Ottces OF ia, ConIspy with . go,
Messrs II. q HAwLEy Co, Asssy.
No. $50 Broadway. NY
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IAdyer,isement.I

Druggists Whiting this city should examine The
sok Of FANCY oops pri.ns article sHceps d
Imported eKciusivey tor their sales By 49,,
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Acknowledgement
8. DhEnu AT KARNuM,S MuSEuM THIS AZ

tyr, .nd Ev,snc -in Tom Thumb in the uniase s.d
ecc, nitric diameter Tom I'll Gr,a Immense
sstio Have pople from the doors Hundreds
unable IL sed in superior s'ye Tais AFrsRsoos
E
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er,isementl

IAdNe riisement
BRADY > Gallery Of
PHOTOGRAPHS
ANRRorYPgs, and
DAGpERSEcrYPss
MOI. $50 and aS BrcsAw0
PHoroGRAPas aud AMBRoryrEs taken in clear s,osdg
weather.
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!Advertisemrnti

STRANGERS and CITIZENS will find visit 10 tho
PHYSIOLOGICAL CAshEr Of FowLEs AND WELLS Me- ~
Bradrs both pleasant and profitable" Rooms a~~ys egss
and FSEg Prof Fowler gives Charts aud full writtes D
eorptIons Of Charter when desired.
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IL % d and 80 cent

Is 20, % and so cents obtain fine AMBRO-
ryTEs LANrRAryPEs PHoroGRArHs tor ore dollar .sss
aud beautifully tskeu NIAGARA FAILS VIEWS just takrns
large and trurhfy Exhibiting At HoL MISS GALLEar Ma -
BToauway.
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Gov. CLARK IH CorRT.-IIis Excellency Myron IL.
CLARK, Governor Of the Empire State on Friday morn
ing took seat in the Cont of Special Sessions with
the Hon. Judge Capron Ii is u novel and almost
nheart-of thing for Governor of as great State to
make his appearance in the Tombs and ~ soon as the
fact became generally known that be was in Cout the
spacious room was hronged TO excess with persons,
all of whom were enger TO see the honorable gentle
man. The Governor watched with deep interest the
trembling offenders they were arraigned at the bar
of Justice to be disposed of their various oienses
mefted.
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Advertisement


ARE YOUR LCNGs D'sEASkD, MD "UULD tVS
az CuRxp,-Do not allow yourself to be expowencd sps.
but try remedy that relieved Thousands aud proved issQ
worth, Of your COT 6dence We refer Dr. wsrAss BAA-
sAA OF WILD CHERRy.
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A -ess:on .. the Board of Councilmcn was held Ia
evening. No business of special note transptred.

evening No business of special note transpred.
"DRED," AT THE MusEuN.-For the third time,
memorable duty demands u notice OF drama founded
on II At most undramstic Of al novels, Mrs Stoves
Dred. Mr.. ". j. Conway gave bis version OF the
"Tcle Of the Dismal swamp" for the first time on
Thursday evening, to much OF the world ne couid
crowd into the .ky theater of the Museum By means
of emitting many of the characters entirely, changing
the indviiualties Of of those whose names ne
retained, writing in several new ones names ana A.
ransposng the chronology, leaving out all situations
and incidents which didn't suit him, and myen,Ins
others which did, b, killing some of the persons OF
the drama before their time and suffering Others,
whom Mr. Stowe renorselessly consigned to an early
grave to live and get married; by dscarding the story
as developed in the book, and writing more easily
managed one, and by inventng catastrophe to
match, Mr. Conway has produced an entertaining
play. True his bred resembles Mrs. Stoves Dred
only in the general complexion Of the characters ana
one or two other skin-deep superfcaltes but ne h"
learned from Mr.. Broug ham and Mr. Taylor that u
drama from this novel may retain the ancestral NAME
though Dot the sghtes, trace Of family Likeness Dc
perceptible the baptism is sufficient to ieguma-
Tie the bsntliug.
In the drameti.ation Of which we now speak, un'
unudI II "a tilt choitS in",'N y
and Nina 10 educate their slaves, and IN one OF Two
very pretty have regiments OF uniiofned
children wto are introduced with good effect anu VINO
sing several simple melodts IN very agreeable man
ner. To compensate for The smplhcston OF what
Il book mere episode, bred himself very much
cuTtslsd. and is sbaed in the third act, where ue
dies with characteristic Scripturi flourish. NINE
aud Clayton married, under protest propaoiy VI
Mrs. Stowe Uncle John Gordon does not DE Oh cn"i
era but survives and does excellent service IN VERY
white wiz. Tie abduction of Lisette by loni "o''
don, tie escape of Lsette and Harry to the swamp
the burning OF Caytons school-houSe, ana one W.
other incidents Of the story which are PresrSe Oh"
brought into bold relief give occasion for several very
spirited and exciting sceDes o. which the scos
the no-i. TIFF, ard the young scions oil tA'
family. retained, though why the! e'eH'H-"!
make their escape through the window, wien TIC
doors OF tie boGse are open, and all lie 'hi'a'e7
drunk and fast sleep, ut loss 10 uAue '''Nu'
CHphr Cute. Stage Yankee, with the cus'cHN'!
peculsrties, and the Rev. Mr.. OBADIAH or'h'doi q
Kind Of Aniniiab eek, very much dAuls'' NC
comic elements which NJ. Conway has Ln'ernh s'ed
with the other ingredients OF hs play ne ''A'
which is very creditabiy persousied D! M n'.1'
is perheIs allowable; but the re'ernd seuHeniAn
shoaid be at srcc suppressed af C'a"ai 'Aa ="
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FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN, CHARTER NoMINA-
rIoss.-Tbe Nominating Convention of the Fourth
Waid Republicans mex last evening at the Hotel Con-
stanz, and made the following nominations for Ward
officers. Council District No. ), A. LANCE; No. 8,
VIM. Sweepy; No. !, Wm Creighton
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FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETY hEi on =:
Dr. Rothe reports AZ the sick uadI be e'''se
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Last eung the visitors to the Fair OF the Institute
were entertained by lady with some of those soul
stirring strains rendered immortal by Thomas Moore.
We understand she has been prevailed upon to repeat
them day at haipast twelve ana halfpast six.
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MmIARY.-In The TRIBUNE Of yesterday we
omitted to mention that ut the parade and review OF
the Seventh Regiment National Guard, Col. Dur!ea,
and the Filty-fnh Regiment M-jor lie Gal Governor
CLARK was accompanied by Adjrtant-Geseral Pruyn
and Col. San ue c. Thompson. M+jor-General San
ford and staff waited the Governor at the Lafarge
House, and accompanied him daring the review.
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Tx SLAYER PAscHIrA.-Iames Lawrence DE
Craw Clearance Clerk in the Custom House, has filed
claim for one-half the proceeds of the sale OF the
Panchita on the ground that he gave the information
on which the seizure was made and is therefore en
tied to what he claims, under the statute.
The examination of Da Cunha, which was to have
gore on yesterday morning. Was postponed till today
Of O'Clock in consequence OF the prvouer's illuess.
The examination of the supercargo Of the Panchita
Masquita mo, Mosquito, as the name has been hereto
fore spet, il, 70 take place before Commissioner Nor
ton to-day at ~ q. m.
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The Republicans of the Second Ward nominated,
last evening james f. Carter as their candidate Tor
Councilman.
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The Board OF Aldermen adopted report last even
ing to open Reade street. TO Chatham street, and
widen it % feet also to open Duane street TO Chat
ham street and to widen and sraghteu it. The Board
concurrcd with the Councmeu to prohibit the storage
Of fire works in this city, except in certain cases
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NOMINATIONS roR POLICE MAGISTRATE. - The
Republican Convention to nominate Police Mays
tratc in the Third judicial District, consisting OF the
Ei,hth and Ninth Wards, met last evening in the
Rsecker FINDINGS. corner az Bleecker and Morton
streets and nominated Robert n. Johnston. The vote
on the frst ballot WIS: Johnston, Z Warren ;, and
Seabripg l. Mr. Johnston has for several years past
occupied the position Of Clerk Of the Central Police
Count.
The Democratic Convention, for the same purpose.
held an adjourned meeting last night at No. % Van
dam street and nominated Sherman L. BrowneD.
lanes NJ. Murray il the nominee of the Dark Ian
tenn parry in the same District.
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Tho political discussion which was to have taken
plnce this evening between the Hon. Lucien b. Chase
and Lieutenant Governor Raymond, has been post
poned until Monday night, the oath, when it wild come
off at the Broadway Tabernacle.
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C.prrRE D Hor.E TgIEy,-A well known char.
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FoaGIsG A BAsK CHEcK-Phl'p flApatres, a
sieur,er living e0 GreeDueb W.. aiIessa ye
,.,s.y I.rssd = Oh forsing - tfezh "n kasDn
>, - - =, - On tie s3r-. nwicb Bank He cold th-
Cd ek 20 Charles Miller who presntea ne bans al
M. keeu-<d sses tes' Nc esn pro-
SgS ,be %, iron whom b. obtained IT. 'ale7 f.rdresg
keld hin 70 bal 70 s.sver
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TEE LATE ALLEGED Arson Tue case OF rnI'p
Gugspsrf E9c.r, cha ged with .s,ns nre v nn in
No IS Avelue A, WITH intent TO destroy mem $50.
vss,issoa yesterday before the Fire M.ishI h,Ix b.
exAn.Led u whom tesphee tosl' -.
he hr, brske out the &c SD 80 ~ 80. N.
with shtrd cLId-. Other Witnesses saw ~ P0 "
Iesye the I'm. Nth .9u-t tied N ouA1.-A-
s-cu.td h,l al ia.u.nce Of SI'@s on E' 'oeA Aae
I'll %.
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AccIDEsr.-In lowering safe down stairs At No
% Nassau stree. on Friday morning the rope gave wa
and fe upon coored man. crushing hi wr,st anc
seriously injuring one Of his legs.
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TEE xA9zsx Mz VS..
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING IelEsaApxs.


From Washington
IMPORTANT DECISION NJ TEE COURT or CLAIks IN
TIE FL0RxDA oASBS-0BN. OUTLAWS 6PH1CH IN
TIE HOUSE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1855.
The Court OF Gains delivered . number OF opinions
to cay. The most important In the Florida cases,
involvirg several millions OF dollars. The Court held
that the decisions OF the federal Judges Florida
but the awards Of subjsst TO revi
sicn by the Secretary Of the Treasury, and that thu
aston Of the Secretary in rejecting the claims for In
telest" conclusive far ~ this Cour: con-
csrred Judge Scarborough disssnted, and delivered
powerful srgums Mt In support Of the claims eontending
that the faith of the ration stood pledged by treaty for
their ayment. motion has been made for hearing
Gen. Quitmsns speech to-day In favor Of abohshing
the Neutrality laws able % 1t novel, and the
same position viii be followed up BY other speakers
vii be feeoected that Cen. Quttnan arresed-ani
this in New Olesns-r alleged violation of
law His Cuban expedition defeated by the Admins
tra,ion by Of information communicated 70 Pre-
sdent Pierce in consequence Of his proessed friendship
for the scheme He pledged hnssf In favor OF the
movement before many would join, who Afterwards were
made to suffer.
Official advices have been received from Commodsrs
Sater If the Brazil squadron stating that he had re-
turned to Rio from escortipg out to $50 the steemer
America which it supposed, vaa fitted out .: New
York "a Russian pvAteer, and tfat she had not been
naolested by the British Admiral - previously threat
ened.
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Died.

On Tussoay, April 20, THOMAS BARRY, aged IS years.
Bis friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral to morrow afternoon, At
two O'clock precisely, from the residence Of his son.
Thomas, No. so7 Eighth street. His rem aims win be
taken 70 Calvary Cemetery for intsrment
On Monday, April Is, Mrs. EIIzABE1H s. FRENCH aged
ihs iIiencs of tie family are respectfully invited to
Lewis Neio, No. I07 Greenwich avenue, this aftsr-
nocn at two O'Clock. Her remains viii be taken to
Greenwood for inteiment.
Boston papers please copy.
On Money April 20, Mrs. SARAH HUnBEr relct of Dr.
Jonas Humtert In the esth year Of her sge.
The feucs Of the family respectfully invited to At
tend her funeral from her late residence No 10 Beecksr
street. this afternoon at two O'Clock without further
On fuesd.y morning April 90, after short illness,
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
eleven O'Clock from her late resio ence No IFS Es
Seventeenth street, without further invitation.
>. Aner lingering liners JOHANNA MCCARTHY, widow o.
Their fients, and he friends of her brother in law
neIss Casey are respectfully invited to attend tbs IA
morrow afternoon, at two O'Clock.
On suIeay, April 81, Of Inflammation Of the brain.
10 days, late Of hull, England.
: On Tuesday morning, April ., sAxv.1 NJ, son Of
ssTuel NJ and Mari. louisa Conekln, aged months.
Invited 70 attend the furera at No. 1853 West Eleventh
street. this afternoon, at three O'Clock.
On Monday April IS Am ELSA daughter Of Cornelius
The ttrds and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon al two
eclock from the residence Of her parents No SO Pearl
street, corner of Broad.
On Tuesday April 29 in the 23d year Of her sgs KAr1
A. daughter Of John Jones' and wife Of John A. Davis Of
Factor yyice, Staten Islane.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residences
Factory lie, Staten Island, this sftt rnoon.
Boats win leave foot Of Whitehall street Ut 10 A. ~
and p. NJ.
On Tuesday morning April %, Of scarlet fever, CLAIR
AxtEs, sen OF James and Frances 4. Conover aged
years, months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fu.
neral this afternoon, ct ave o'clock at the residence Of
tce.
The rena'ps are TO BE- taken 70 Stamford, Conn, on
lhgxecsy EsskAIg, iog intetnsat
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TERRIBLE RIOT AT PANAMA.
Desperate Conflict between the American Pas.
sensefs and the Natives
THIRTY AMERICANS REPORTED KILLED,
Twenty to Forty Wounded,
10, DO, 10.

rhe steamship Empire City Capt Wsndis rom Havana,
arrived yesterday morning. She lett the Bs~s on ths
Dist at 10 M and arrived At Havana on the oath At
p NJ, where she found awaiting her arrival tas steamer
Phadeiphia from Aspinwau, with go passengers for
New York from San Francisco, which had bsea Brought
drown by the Cortes, Of the Nicaragua Inns.
The Empire City briggs sS6 psssengers-16s from Al.
piawau, So from New Orleans, AID 20 from Havana.
The Philadelphia brings intelligence from Panama Of
terrible ARRAY between the American transit passengers
and the natives in which thirty Of the former
killed Outright, ana twenty wounded.
The building adjoining the railroad station VA entire
~ pisgcd and shAstered BY the native mob ani the
wounded hshtfuIly dis6gured by blows from the
schete TIE Empire City brings thrse four of tia
wounded, among whom are j. 81. Putnam, of Lowell
Mas John Turner of New Jersey; snd D. Kiiaaa, Of
Arkansas.
Tie following statement has been furnished By Mr. L.
O. Goodrdge Wells Fargo Co.'s express msssougsr:-
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Married,

On Tuesday evening, April &c. by the Rev. J. Searles,
of New York, Mr.. JoHS THOMAS TO Miss NARY PAuliNA
McCr RDY, youngest daughter Of P. McCurdy.
On Monday, April 49, a the Church Of the Holy Trim
iy, Brooklyn, by the Rev DR.. Lewis RICHARD BFDnL to
the highly accomplished Miss fARA LOUISE MnDRux, al
Of Brooklyn
On Tuesday, April %, at St. Thomas Church, by the
Rev. Edward Neville, ~ Rector the lovely and gifted
Of Ctas. Howard Esq, Bristol, Eng, to Capt. CHARLES
RowIBY Plat, a. n. 10th Regiment Of the RI Hon.
Baron Patt Of gland The happy pair after refresh
nents Ut ,her hotel the Smithsonian house embarked
board the R. N. steamship Africa, to spend the honey
with their friends IN Europe.
On Tuesday, April %, in St. Thomas Church, Mama
rtreck by the Rector the Rev John NJ. Waro Mr. PETER
c. MALE, Of New York to Miss sARAH E. daughter Of An
drew snowhil, Eq., OF spotswood, nj.
In NewbuYg on Wednesday, April %, by Rev. Dr..
Brown. Major g. W. RArs Fourth Artillery, &. =. A. to
FaAsCSs Jos1PBNE daughter of Hemar Ramsdel, ESQ
ard grand daughter Of Thomas Powell, Egg, Of New.
bug.
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HONDURAS, GUATEMALA AND SAN SAL.
YADQR In FAVOR QE PEACE

On the 18th instant courier arrived from Leon with
of The gratifying character from the North.
The proclamation Of President Rivas had been
by the States OF San salvador Honduras and Guatemala
in the msst friendly mood ina Com missioners
csived with cordially by the people and authorities
and the spirit Of peace manifested itself among al
classes.
San salvador had 6isbsndsd her recruits ADD il
detached from the league CT Staea arrayed against Mica
raguA The President disclsims any hostile intention to-
wards the republic and denies his sympathy to Estrada
the pretended President OF Nicaragua.
Honduras and Guatemala axe also peaceabiy inclined.
The enlistment of soldiers has oaen peeded and the
new levy di. mis- sed AL the States Forth ct
peace with Nicsrsgos, and We may expect to have .
heightened quiet when the With Costa RIGA ia settled
arrived at Granada on the 18th inst.
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a rive sfsrstiOa sf tAs peoossdinsa Ok the Cemnls
eioosrs r jusasaSss before tAsr Sors are con-
pe.sd We know enough Of the matter thsy have In
chArxs and u the character II tbs gsnten n whose
hsrds Il rests TO be assured that thorough invss
tigauon win - had. Meanwhile We hstsr With osm-
coutsmporiss; thsy wiz discover that the entire
towers Of the Transit Company are matter Of grant
from th goysrnmsnt. and TIA. 70 ths government alone
Trsnst Company Ia responsible The rspor. OF ths
commission will place thin g In . clear light, tI when
We withhold al stri .tures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-30
News from Kansas.

5I LOUB, April 81 1900.
letter to the Democrat dated the oath inst, says
ttat while Sheriff Jones was sitting in the tent Of the
voun1ed. Jones had made twelve arrests during the
day, assisted BY Q company Of dragons, under Meut
Armstrong Much excitement prevailed in regard to the
affair. lie perpetrator Of the deed is unknown. The
situation If Jones at present very critical his life being
dsspaired Of
Tie investigating Committee commsncsd holding ses-
sons at Lswrer CO on the morning Of the ed inst.