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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

G. At a meeting Of the officers OF The .,
Re gimene of the Virsinia Volunteers and OF N,
Henrico Dragons, held at the office of Lieut. c1t
r. n. Cary in the citv of Richmond on Ssgurd,x
evening, April 1lth, 1857, motion, Col Thomas
August WIS called to the Chair, and Col J. Luc;p,
Davis appointed Secretary. when the followin, urs
amble and revolutions were adopted viz:
Whereas, Capt Charles Richardson Of the E<v
cite Artillery of the Companies sttschs tn ths
LIST Regiment of Virginia VoluD tsers intends shorEy
to to the city of st Louis Missouri and v,5
that view hos rendered his alton; ths 81
the Regiment and Cavalry aforesaid with whom n,
b as been 50 long and intimately associated dam
tn is an appropriate occasion to express their appfse
ito Of him officer and gentle m n and 20 tan
del to bin the Of the sincere regret
feel in parting with . valued friend and eslesm,s
sde as we'll az to express their cordial wishs.
for hia future prosperity and SUCCESS
Their. fore. be 1t
lst Re solved That we have received The lot H.
gence of the resignation OF Capt Cha,. Richsrdsor.
and OF his purpose toremove from our commupi,y
with fesine.s OF sincere regret and that We shall
ever sherish with the liveliest satisfaction the "a
lection of his high honor, amiabity and courtesy
a gentleman an his skill, zeal and efficiency a. an
officer.
ID Resolved, Thst we tender to him our / at
wishes for his cesss in his home and that va
cordially commsn d him to the community ia vi i;h
ne prorosss to rsside, as gentleman OF sterling
worth and int gritty, and entitled TO their respect
confidence.
Sd Resolved. That copy Of thess proceedings bs
forwarded by the Secretary to Capt Richardson that
'aley be published in the newspapers and that the
Colonel Of the Regimen be requested to have til "a
T. p. AUGUST, China.
II IucIus DAVIS Sac,v
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Mr. Stanton Secretary Of State for Kansas left
st. Louis on the 18th inst, for that Territory
W. E Burton, of New York, the comedian, has
over IL. 900 volumes in his private library
Judge Elisha S. Lee, of Michigan, died in W ash.
ingson city, on Sunday last.
A dispatch from Jackson, Mississippi states
that six inches of snow fell there Monday
Rev. Mr.. Kalloch, of Boston, remains under
So 900 bail for his appearance at the June term of
the Court of Common Pleas of Lowell,
There are no less than fourteen men now CON-
fined in the Louisville jail on the charge of MUIR
der.
The Missouri river is SO high that it has over.
flowed its banks at Weston, Lexington and other
towns.
The police force of Columbia S. c., is to be in.
creased to ten members The chiefs salary will
| be $500 and that of each private 5000 per snnum
The Americans of Pennsylvania propose bold
| ing convention at Lancaster the Goth of Nav
| to nominate ticket for State officers.
| Jas. Clark, was stabbed and killed in fight
| with Geo. w. Goodrich, at Alexandria, Va, Mon.
| day.
man named Miller was killed in a fight with
| Eli Satterfeld, at Barraeksville Marion co. Va,
| last week.
| Mr.. H G. Jarrett has abandoned his scheme of
| taking an American company to London for the
| present.
The crews of two fishing boats which left Go.
burg Mass, on Wednesday last, nine in all, were
| lost in the gale of that day.
The sum of $150.000 has been subscribed for the
| permanent endowment Of Bacon College, at Har.
rodsburg, Ky,
Tie Russian General Todtleben was expected in
Paris in the beginning of this month He will re-
n ain until the arrival of the Grand Duke Con-
stantne, with whom he will visit the arsenaIs of
France and England.
Frogs sell in Boston at $40 per hundred
John McKearly, an old printer, died in Colum-
8 Ia
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European Travel

II ia announced that vanderbit's steamer Ariel
IL to sail for Southampton and Bremen on THURS
dav next Passengers are booked to davre, VIA
Southampton for $50, which Is $40 under the usu-
n price, A sharp opposition to Collins and Gu"
nard lie thus foreshawdowed
An item, already published in the Dispatch,
mentions European excur sion, gotten up in Bos-
ton-s375 being the entire expenses of each
person.
In England, trip to the Continent has long
been considered essential to the finish of gentle
mans education, as well as to the social glory and
exal,ation of rich and ambitious cockneys. Our
own countrymen, being mainly transplanted Eng
lishmen, copy all the customs of England, and 60
of course to "the Continent meaning thereby the
Continent of Europe, there being no other Cont
nent in the geography of Fashion. Like Ensian d.
we send fair proportion of gentlemen, capable Of
making enlightened and beneficial observations oil
the country and peoples through which they pass
and of exalting the reputation of their native lsnd
and also, an inordinate quantity OF "snoos wne
vie with the most atrocious specimens ct Ensilsn
cockneydom in funkeyism, and servility to rank
ana title.
There can be no objections to American travel
on the European continent, but it Is pity that
most of our foreign tourists don't know little
more of their ewn continent before they go abroad
If 1t were considered an essential part OF amer
can education, in both North and South, that Inc
youth, on entering upon the active duties OF hfe
should travel in all sections of the Republic, and
make himself thoroughly acquainted by actual
observation with the institutions, people and re'
sources of ALL it would do more to dispe sectional
prejudices, and strengthen the bonds OF mutual
amity and concord between North and South, than
any and all other means which the wit OF man
couId devise
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MANY PHYSICIANS.
- tn .Ioseph Nave

q TO Joseph Mayo, Mayor--I.nst r.,
urday night, 18th inst, went to tbs weteb-H Hen =
usual. and was informed that was suspended Go =
the City Watch, and having demanded the r.a,o-,
10 vain endeavored to learn them, and can. n -.
fore, account for other reason or excuse than H.
as free citizsn. 1 voted against you for Hsyor
bave l rot faithfully DISCHARGED my duties as 4
wa.chman! Have been guilty of a az Other OFF,.
that that of the exercise of the rights of frseu n?
desire an answer TO these two plain question, h. m
you sir, his Honor the Mayor of Richmond
ap l5-lt VIM B. ANDREWS
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The Naval Board. The Florida War, &c
WAsHIN aToE, April IA The Naval Court OF
Inquiry, Tomorrow, takes up the cases of Lieuts.
GILES and Chandler.
A delegation of Greek and Seminole Indians
visit Florida next autumn to endeavor to persuade
the Seminoles there to emigrate West. 10 the
meanwhile, there will be no active military move
ments In Florida.
The recent army order removing Harvey from
Florida to Kansas &c, had reference to running
the boundary line of Kansas, and to the summer
campaign for chastising the Chey ennes and Kioway
Indiana
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~ THE ART OF BEING HANDsoME.-Rise early,
i've temporarily and practice honesty. To put on
the fine touches the bloom, dslcacy and fragrance,
go to w. PETERsoN's, AID get package of For-
TAINE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS, substitute for
soap and Perfume and ar:ice for every ladys and
gentlemau's dressing room Sold by all druggists.
an LIST
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,
wednesday Morning, April 10, Ioos



Fremont Again 10 the -" =, .,.
The New York Herald, Of April i''n' -
head Of it's editorial columns, an esrnes. .ppe.. :.
the political supporters of John .. rto's ~
form, !. soon .. possible, ssa.diHs ''.m.''es a"a
sas. sp~y son prte" a,, e ,as r ,1 to
.n..r =. u n. se,a for the Presidency in 1850. The
me-. ~. ,h., unless the friends Of Fremont
80 :. once TO act in this way, he and his sup
49, none,, and virsuous souls will be cheat
~ ~ the corrupt politicians q who are now seek
Inc he management and control OF the olack re-
nnh,,c.n masses throughout the country.
Tbis is . prompt movement and thorough plan
r.. success however, is rendered probiematical BY
the fact, assumed by the Herald that the corrup'
noliticisns of the Black Republican party are OPP
nosed to Fremont. Judging from the Congress
s,onal. political and moral developments OF BLACK
Rspublicanism, we should apprehend that the "coE'
rupt politicians" of that concern are in An over
WIDENING majority, and that, If such be their oe-
sire. they can outwit outvote, and annihiiste Tue
immaculate Fremont with great ease.
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AMERICAN CONSULAR DIFFICULTY.-The Lon
donderry ureland) Journal cantsins an account O,
tie prosecution Of charge against Mr.. Smith, the
Consul OF the United States At that port, in the
Police Court, for an Infringement of the prison
discipline act, by conveying some whiskey to an
American captain, who was prisoner for debt
On being brought before magistrate, Mr.. Smith
undertook to appear when called on, but when the
case subsequently, came on for hearing that gen.
tleman did not make his appearance, and . sum
mons was issued. The Londonderry Journal
adds:
The case has received q great deal of public at.
tention, and as the Consul has lowered his Dag,
some fears are entertained Of an unfriendIy feel
Ing between the English and the Americans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

EyCITIzENs AND STRANGERS if it is Likenesses
you want let your mind rest on TYLER & Co.'s
They are men who understand their business to q
jot, and willing to exercise their skill and pa
tisnce to please ell who Wait them. They not
content to drag along taking small amount of pic
tnres and inferior at that but go in with rush
interchangeable, making the finest of portraits and
prices challenging competition. Fifty cents ia what
they charge for beautiful likeness 49, Main street
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j. LUcIUs DAVIS, Ssc'y.

1.-THE Fair for the MonumeptaI Church
EFil De opened on WEpNESDAf, the 18th last,
0upied by DR.. Hudson, I'd door above Farmers Sant
The Ladies' have prepared great variety Of useful
and ornamental articles. The refreshmsnt tables
also will be we'll supplied.
Many of our citIzsns interested In this ChCJch
by the hallowed mamories of by gone days And wa
trust and believe that this appeal will be responded
to generously and libsray. ap $50
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~ The C0ncIudfrg Lecture oftbe np..
ent course before this Youas Mems Christian ~
citation. will be delivered on TUESDAY ev.1;s,
April s21st at O'Clock in the Second Baptist Che
by JOHN r. THoMPsos. Esq.
Members can procure their season tickets frou. ~
Librarian, at the rooms OF the Association
Tickets of admission be procured st the nrtas;
pal bookstores, at the Exchange Hotel at the It,
of LaidIey Robinson, Meade 4 Baker, sad A. tas
door. Price of tickets Is cents. For schools son,
tickets for 81. an g.
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From Kapsas-.Steam sunk, &c.

dent of the Democrat says that the appointment
of Gov. Walker has given great dissatisfaction to
the free State men, they regarding it as favorable
to the formation of slave State. spirit of vio'
lent reckessness and lawlessness is beginning to
be exhibited.
The steamer Rescue was sunk in collision with
the Rock Island Bridge, on the 10th inst. Several
others have been injured since the resumption Of
navigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

DoNETTI-The orig inal and ingenious DoNET.
III, with his Monkeys, Dogs and Goats, will open,
At Metropolitan Hall, Monday night Since be last
visited the city he has made considerable changes
and additions to his programme
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" vfTginl \ MechanIc,s ,s,i,u,e !,
called meeting Of this body wiiIgbe he'd a. the u
ofthe Institute. Northwest cornsr of Main and -
streets THIS EVENING. ss II O'Clock. a. ~. i,
nusl election Of ofIesys and Board of Manarsrs. !
take ulacs 10 10 very important tia. the sft.ns., .
should be large.
sp bit wv. LEwELLEy g..rs,.,.
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" Abel U. Mayo,

" Abel u. Mayo,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Will give prompt attention TO ths Liquidation Ga,
curing aad Collection of Debts of every description
by legal process in the Courts of the City of HI h.
noud and County CT Hsnrico.
Dispositions and other Notarisl Business purctuslly
attended to.
Any reference given that may 30 desired.
Office opposite the Law Building, over August
Aenpolph's. ISSlm
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EFFECT OF THE COLD AT THE SoUTH.-The
Orleans Delta says the late cold spell has been
very Injurious to the sugar and cotton crops in
Louisiana. and it is the opinion of an intelligent
planter that not one-thrd of the cane already
planted can be relied upon for another cron
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

IMPERIAL AGRICULTURAL socIETY AT VIENNA
letter received by the Commissioner of Fl
tents. well by the United States Agricultural
Society of Vienna rendering them invitations to
be held at the Augarten during the FIVE days follow
ing the 10th of May next. The principal features OF
the celebration will be exhibition Of agricultural
which will consist of six lsrse gold and six large
silver msdals with other marks of honorary distnc-
ton.
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Wreck at Zen.

NORFOLK, VA, April 14.-The schooner Home,
arrived here from Porto Rico reports the schooner
Delaware, of and from Edgartown, Mass, was
lost in a white squall, Ion. 66 lat IT, Captain and
crew took to boats, and arrived on the 18th March
at Porto Rico. The Home brought three of the
crew here
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

ew ,NoTIcE-To Mr.. MCEvoY's SCHOLARS
The subscriber has lust received lot of Misses
White Kid Caters with heels; little Chi!dreus Se-
tine Francia Cater Boots with HEELS Boys, Youths
and Childrens Dancing Pumps All in want had
best call soon, or else they may be disappointed.
apl5-2t ALEX. HILL, 1T Msiu st.
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Theatre.

The FLoRENcEs are playing most successful
engagement at our Theatre. In spite of the bad
weather they have been greeted by full houses
Their engagement closes with the week. To
night they present the audience with ''The Irish
Emigrant" 'Mischevious ANNIE" and "Good for
Nothing"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

EE-A REPORT is being industriously circulated
throughout the city, to the injury of TYLER Co !,
that it'll highly dangerous to visit their Gallery, 1879
Main street, account of the steam process which
they USE in picture making. This il all false, as
every branch of TYLER Co.'s machinery is in the
hands of competent mem therefore, danger exists
Don't be deceived.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

e. RAzoRs. SHARP RAzoRs!!-A. s. MEADQR,
the master of the important art of Setting Rszors,
has returned after short absence from the city, and
may be found indicated by his advertisement else
where. He makes shaving luxury by the exqui'
stely fine edge he gives to the Razor He is an hon.
eat man. as we'll as master Of his vocation and de.
serves the encourage ment of all who have anything
in his line to offer him. ap15-2t*
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Suicide ut Northboro,' Mass

WORCESTER April 14.-Geo. B. Chase aged As
years. residing at Northboro, in this county, hung
himself yesterday afternoon in fit of temporary
inn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

ITO the Medical Faculty There will,
be . meeting OF the ohysicisns of nichmond A. tbs
hall of the Young Mems Christian Associate, -.
WEDNESDAY evening next. a. o'clock AL.
sness of much Importance will be brousht ,fo = W.
meeting it 10 earnestly desired that every rnembs; Of
he profession be present VI
sp I4-2t* MANY PHYSICIANS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15
The Ohio at Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, April Is The liver continues
very high, with eleven feet ten inches of water in
the channel this morning. Boats are arriving and
departing freely, and freights are low. Business
of ali kinds is very lively.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

NORTH CAROLINA CONGRESSIONAL EOMINA,
TIoN-Afred M. Scales, Jr., Ct Rockingham, N
c., has been selected by the Democrats as shei
candidate for Congress in opposition to Col. r c
Puryear, the late American member. H. N Smith
has been nominated by the Wings and Americans
in the Edenton District N. c., to represent then
In the next Congress-
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DEMAND FOR WESTERN LAND.--Ths ct. Lcu
Republican of April 9th sayE

UbpuUICau OF Il pm OH sdYs:
We learn that the present season G82 900 have
been withdrawn from Lexington, mo for the pur.
chase of Iards in Western Missouri and Kansas. At
the burg land office the puGiber of applicants
for entries ia iamense There is not land in the dis
triet to meet the demand by one-hslf The prospect
is that by June next all the desirable land in North
ern Missouri will have passed into second hands
We learn also, that South of the Missouri there is
much activity in entering lands in all the counties
from the Missouri to the Kansas line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

FAMINE IN NEBRASKA The Missouri Democrat
learns from gentleman who recently arrived from
Council Bluffs that the people Of the various towns
on the river above st Joteph, were destitute not
only OF the luxuries, but many Of the necesaeres OF
life. AS the steamer st. Mary passed along, eager
crowds hastsned board from every landing, for
the purp ss of purchasing portions of her cargo that
might be for sale Several persons who went up
win her had provided themselves for such demands
and realized large profits on their ventures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

az Dec a s. o n al book. X eeping.-Auy
person who may want plain Book. Keeping or
other writing done, can hear of 8 competent and
faithful elderly gentleman accustomed to such work,
by calling on the subsc riber.
r. B. PRICE, Bookseller and stationsr
ap lS-St Opposite American Ratsl.
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MARRIKn.

At Norwood, Powhstsn county, Va. April 9Th, by
the Rev q. N. Rodmau, Capt HENRY HETH. u.
s. Army, to HARRIET c., eldest daughter Of Miles
G.. selden
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SHOCKING AFFAIR AT RoME.-A correspond
SAGE from Rome, of the l7th inst, in the Corius
Mercantile, of Genoa, says:
tfom various sources, we learn q sad piece of
nsM The political prjsonsrs In one section of Pa.
q the brsck they ware surps.S and tbs roOt
Conmnandsnt, Trasmopdi, and the Lieuteunut. Az.
snssi ordered them to be fired at while thew da.
.osf =. Issst were killed. and Eve wounded Thew
~. III III hanni Pssq1elone, Cecehini and Mssssii
nos,. assI snd SAUL wounded. Nothing il fncwn
Interrupted F's1Se WIN 1aiiano 10
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IMPORTANT FROM vEsEzuELA--Late intelii
gence from veuexuela Is At hand to the effect tnas
hello with the hesdvasers Of Orinoco. Is no longer
an uncertainty. The Government has been Ve o..
liberal with the company, not only granuns hui su.
exclusive right Of way for twenty-five yeas, h cir
guaranteeing the stockholders 7per cent on
To be- ssec.ed Il aso Of the do
main, for every mile of road built and eIceP,s 'ne
materials used In Its construction isom ,ss ~ not
II is thought the road vii pay dividend o, no. 3.
less than "a per cent the frat year, h so,sisd
country. and connecting points of SO much impor
lance.
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49,, rsiad Quaen" was PINT upon the st.oe NJ
1sslok, Va. last night, with joseph Jefysr.as
nnnaDps and his wife q Idsx. snstson -
e. ann. hIs. .ai aH s1 ny have taken up 50 first
Onins evidently providing Tor VA ~ . ssOaee a 70
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~ am n candidate for the Third fa.
OCCASIONAL DIsTRIcT Of the city Of Richmond
TH0S. j. NORvEI,I,
Richmond. Va, April 18th. 1857 an I5-a.a.
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VERY PRoBABLE-The Elmira IN. " Adver.
tissr, earnestly speaking of the expensive FASH
Ions. says;
Strip all the men and women of our village of
tneir fiue clothes, and what . change would be
apparent T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Mr. T. G. Thackston
has retired from the Petersburg (va) Democrat,
and Messrs. A. D. Banks and A. NJ. Kelly have
become the editors and proprietors.
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- Shaving Made Easy
MiCAIkH q MEAnnR ha. -.

khaVing Made Easy,-
MfCAJAH g. MEADOR has returned to the civ
where ne will remai short time and 4, prepa Sd
30 his old friends and the public in ths arr ~
sharpening racers and other fine cutlery. He can
also furnish superior strap. Orders left at Jw.
Nelson's, on 18th street. opposite Goddn's Hall or
ully attended to and faithfully executed
ap IS-d6t&clt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-15

NOTICE..-ln pursuance of an order OF
~ Henrico County Court. will receive written
proposals until WEDNESDAY, the 29th inst, for
repairing or building the Bridge Bsechum's
Run upon tho road leading from Brooke Turnpike
to Wilkerson's old Bridges the Bridge to be the
same height and be ten by fourteen feet all the
presen. timbers to be used far prscticabls all
the timber to be of good heart either oak or pine
that slth posts TO be OAK ten inches the
to be tyo inches thick and than eight inch.
es wide either oak pine the sbuments to be we'll
secured to prevent washing up or otherwise giving
way The werk to be completed by the lat day Of
August, in a workmsnlike manner, and to be paid
for out of the county levy of the present year.
J. B. KEESEE,
IN utd Cnnn'r of Rnada of Hanricn co
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r. To Merchants, Mechanics and OF hers
Merchants and othersiwishing to have CIRCULARS
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING
POSTERS, &C., &c. printed, are invited to call al
our extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al
most every variety of type, embracing ell the lates
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust.
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be OK
celled.
Wedding Party and Ball TICKETS. and Visiting
and At Home CARDS, prints ed in the neatsst posi-
BILE style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low.
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
description of Printing is respectfully asked at the
"DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th Streets where can be some of the finest
specimens of printing executed in this countr
JNO. D. HAMMEkSLEY & CO.
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NEW YORK. April IA The ecrew steamer
Borussia arrived here to-day from Hamburg on
the Let inst She brings advices from Liverpool 10
the 3lst ult, received by telegraph at Hamburg
on the day of sailing, being three days later than
the news by the Niagara.