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Vocal and Instrumental Music
MUS SlCAL CARD.

nj : CA l. CARD.
Prof. A. F. LITTLE takes pleasure in snuouno-
wa hlngtoR AlsxandTa, and vicinity, thai gxEzSGEs
ne Is prepared 10 receive pupils for thetIt ~
PiSn9forte, Guitar, Flute, and other INSTRUMENTS
washington, d. c., and the Music Store of Mir
Parrot, Alexandria, Va, II meet with prom pt at
tentIon Residence, DIR. Hunts, SOl Penn. avenue
so y Stawlm
Mrs. CECILIA YOUNG will resume her les
w sons II Vocal Music either in classes private
pupils. OG Thursday next. October Ist.
For terms &c, Apply at No. 46G Tenth street. he
tween ~ ana =. streets Sc 23-saw4w
INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC.
StInctIon and Practice at Temperance Hall. on r.
street. above 9th. on Monday, W ednesay and rday
evenings. Afternoon classes at ga O'Clock, and
Terms, Tin either class y lessons, SIS
oPrvato instruction, vocal or piano, per quarter,
LADIES' and gentlemen desrous OF raceIvinr q
thorough knowledge of music will be gratIfed by
uniting with either Ofthese classes.
, Application can he made to Nh. /. at the Hall or
'htc"sh the fost ofnco SO Il If
MR.W. HENRY PALMER'S R'SPIANOFORTE
W SLASSESared dsl adding new members Per
sons desIrous OF awaiting themselves Of Mr. PALM
Err services are requested to enroll their names as
early as possible
This Class sy stem is more advantageous for the
adyanoenFht OF Children, than any other system OF
1t equally advantageous for the perfecting of the
most brilliant performers.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
PRIMARY CLASS So per quarter. Advance Classps
$40 All Applications to be nade to Nh w RI
PALMER, at his residence. 2so + street. between
FhILieen'h and T Fourteenth.
Thursday at u O'Clock at Miss Harroyer's 6 e6rse
town Female Seminary. 1924 II
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Pianos, &c.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
WILLIAM KNABF


(Serior uartIaT in the late Irm of
KSABE, GAEHLR 81 Co.,
Continues the manufacture and sale Of grand eno
square PIANO FURTES, under the name
Of William knabe 4 Co, az tie old stand, 49,
Nos. |, 5, and North Eutsw street op- -ttt Nv
ouslte the Eutaw House. Baltimore.
They have q so JuEt opened n new Sales Room Al
No ~ Baltimore street between Charles ,rd LlEht
streets, the premises partly occupied by Mr
keen constantly on hand large assortment Of PLAIN
and highly finished grand and square Piano FOTtes.
also, MslUdeOns, from the beat makers. from To s.
octave, with double kew boards, double reeds
and stops to suit small churches.
BcsEg extensively engaged in the manu- facture o
Planes, will sell wholesale and retsi, on the mos
literal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
(Eud medal At the Fairs of the MARYLAND Institute
two successive years-OotOber 1855, and l8ji-n Op-
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from soie
tImOre. We were also awarded the fret pTel!um,s 81
the Industrial Exhibition held In Richmond, VIr-
gina, ls55 and 1856 They have also been awarded
The highest premium fsllvGr medalD at the Metro
polItan Mechanics Fair for 1857.
In addition to this we are possession of testImC
mails from! the most distinguished professors and
amateurs IN the country, which can h. seen At cur
waTerOCus, speaking for themselves and others Of
the high appreciation in which instruments are
every where held
All instruments are guaranteed for FIVE years, and
months from the day of sale If the instruments do net
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find IL to their advantaEs
to give a call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired. and tuned.
mar l6-ly WIN. KNABE a co.
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NALL AND WINTER GOODS.

LrAIL. AND WINTER GOODS.
Il Now In store
2Do pieces rich Dark Calicoes.
50 do. Blue and Orange Heavy Calicoes, fer
servants,
lno do. Manchester and Pacific Mills DeI.aines,
Rich and handsome styles Merino and Valencia
Plads,
Atwood. ArkwrIght. Lansdale, and New York
- Mills ShirtiIgs,
Brown and Bleschcd Sheetings OF all widths.
the lowest pnoss. WIN. r. RILEY. ..
Re 10 lm corner 18th ST.. opPo. Centre Market.
I J. MIDDLETON,
L.. ICE DEALER,
s. Omce ana Depot-Southwest corner Of and 18th
Susets. washington. apll-n
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CAR D-A CaANCE RARELY MET
"A WITH BY THOSE WHO WISH--
: 4 PLANO EORTE.-I Eavo now in stnrek zS.sez5E

4 PIANO FORTE.-I Eavo now in stnrefT Y-E5f
the following great harea!ns: 'is v
Two superb Pianos, four round corners. rosewood
ccacS, seven Ociaves. used ony few months. I
will sell them at Sis less than their price sevca
months since.
beautiful seven octave Rosewood Piano, IRON
frame, round corners, for SGrN
The above Pianos sold for no fanlt, but be
IOEgPd Ia iaTnles who have removed Ia the west
and left them with US 10 lie sold hey are res Nv
and truly great bargains. We are prepared TO give
written guarantee with them, and Will, at any fu
ture day, eX change, If parties not sat SIZED.
Also, hnc second hand Piano of Ha!!et & Davis
make, for S2A. used hut eighteen months, and cost
S525
Also two second hand Chickering's for SIT5 each
at the Great Piano WaIerOOns of
JOHN r. ELLIS,
au l9 SS Fem. ave-. bet. 9th and 10th streets.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FARM For SALE-A piece of fine LAND or
u Rock Creek, in Montgomery county, Nd, six
miles from the heights of GEORGETOWN, adjoining the
lands of Messrs. Perry, Wood, BestOr, Movies
Bohrer, and Hawkins ll21s acres. A beautiful l0ca
ton; partially Improved; new house Is acres rlcf
can he divided, If desired. Call and see the preml
ses those who desire 10 purchase. ie 4-tf
EOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE. contain.
Ing II rooms, comfortably furnished, in a delight.
fu and airy location, fronting of the public res
otv, the river, and Georgetown. IL has gas through
out water and bath room. To q careful en7nt the
rent will lie moderate Inquire at 4O4 street sec
Ond door from 18TH street. lie 24-fI
ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE
now offered for Sale thus presenting rare Opportu-
atty for good COnfectIOner to enter INTO safe and
profitable business. Possession can be had lst No
vember. The three story Brick House, now Occu-
pied rs above is offered at private sale, will be
rented or leased as may be desired.
Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, ID. G., or to WM
BRIDGES, SIS West Baltimore street, Baltimore
all Z7-tf
EOR RENTING STORE-ROOM No. 5l6 18th
Il street, Immediately opposite the Office of the
National lntellIgencer and now occupied by w.
Clendenn as n Boot and Shoe Store. Possession
given the 18th October. For TERMS &C. apply ia
GEO. w. COCHRAN. next door. se2l n
EOR RENT-The two oomfortnb and convent
L ent BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street I'D l.
Joining the Convent ARE now undergoing complete
pair, and Will be for rent the 4th of August. The
Houses are very deslrable particularly to parents
having children to educate. Apply to JOHN l..
klDWEl.l.. High street. Ge"rzatown. is q
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Stoves, &C.
NJ C. w OODW ARDS
NgRTROPOLITAN STOVE AND CRATE
FACTORY.


FACTORY.
The Greatest Cooking stores in the Unitd
have just received from rom Philadelphia few of
the new RIsING STAR, or double Oven Cooking
Star patent ed 1881 | had them got up In PhIladel
Ghla this last summer. exclusively for this maj rkct
very Gest Pennsy % anu Maeate an" from All the
Cooking Utensils are made extra heavy. r. II.
have also. rHE LIBERTY STAR, made 10y Messrs.
Abbott & Laurence of the same place. The I.IGHT
Iaivan Bartlett Co, Baltimore, together with the
very best A!R TIGHT FLAT-ToP COokIHG STovRs
Of which are the celebrated SUNRISE, INPnnvED
GL"BE, FLORA CoOk. NOBLk Cook, anu the BLUs
better Cooking Stove, to excel the above Stoves
Tor roastinE, baking, 20, VIII give hlm - on each
nothing. and YOU Will see all kinds and ,orts Of
Stoves, 30. For At "
C. WOODWARD'S.
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
No. S8 and 5l2 Pa. ave-, bet. l0tI. and n SITS.
Balcony IN Front full Of Stoves.
. y. B. As to the SEA SHELL FLAT TOP CooklNe
STovE have examined it thoroughly, and think
will burn out in a few fires. 1t ID good name for
them-good for the nakers. md as 10 the old Morn
sgan. They are as thin as pasteboard. cap prove
that the makers agent urged me, for almost day.
Fall; saying that If | would take twenty five Of
them he would give me the exclusive agency ofthem
for hve years. | told HIM | wond not have them 81
any price, they are so thlny made; They are hand
billed over town by one th"t SAID last fall that they
were not worth having. All the above can prove
r7-tr
STOVEs! GRATESm RANGEsM!
The largest stock Of Stoves, Crates, Ranges, and
Hot-AIr Furnaces ever offered IN the Dis
rct of Columbia, and at the lowest market "a.
prices, he found at the Washington ~
StOre, Tin, and SHEET Iron Mandatory, ,SEy1T
= +. corner Pennsy lvanla avenue and llth >-'F
street.
267 se TO- colin
Il
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TNENIER:-AnCuI et Finance.
Il ArnIm;-Conies b,zRrres-
Autran;-Ia Vie Rural"
Flauhert;-Nadsme HovsTy.
Duras: a Dame aux Camellas.
Conscispns:-Ie Demon d. PAvgent.
NadaT:-O uand J'etaIs etudant.
Esylaud:-Jarome Paturnt.
DE Rauy IT;-l.e CheValieF de SAINT Georges.
ncsb,-Les Balls MasQues.
ChsmHeuy;-Les Aventures de AaTiette.
wey;-I.es Anglais chez
tfozia;-Les Emotions de polydore MaraSQHln.
Meurce-Les Tyrans de Village.
Esch IN one volume tvevemO rrloe ~ cents; just
imported, with many others, from ParIs by
octl FRANCk TAYLOR,
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
l. PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY COMBINED.
HOT RAP HTC PORTR ATS
In Oh Colors, Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIZE OF LIFB,
s. WALKERS

s. WALKERS
PORTRAIT A Nd PICTURE GALLERY,
Odeon Hall, corner Al ST. and Pensy wants avenue.
5. WALKER has fitted MP the above spacious
apartments at a very great outlay of capital thereby
rendering his establishment one of the most com
pete and handsome IN the whole country. He has
large Gallery for free srhtbItiOn of upward of 2l
fine Oh Paintings, by some of the best ancl"nt and
modern masters, to which he intends TO add fresh
lmpGTtatIons. :. WALLER has also htted mp p COM
pete suit of rooms, with private robIng apartments
ments. ard enSage first class operative artist to
assft aln "a The dnRartmsnt Tor takIng al lInG Of
smallest miniatKrs to size Of life.
s. WALKER. by combining the photographic Pro-
IS years. experience. and whose specimens of life
size portraits may he seen In some of the hrSt aml
Gallers, he viii he able, by the combination of the
two, to produce portraits that have never been ex
Vas and boards prepared by himself expressly for
Psrtieusr attention paid to the painting of Por-
traits. Miniature or f0slze from small PICTURES Of
deceased friends:
taken al their own residences, on Immediate notice.
Committees and classes taken in any number in
groups and any quantity OF copies from the same sold
,,LikcqesSes painted on Copper for Tomb Stones.
carefully back lined and restored to their Original
freshness.
to CAL at the Gallery, over Shillinstons book store
entrance ~ street. two doors from Pennsyiv wants
avenue. &. ii-Hm
n UITS: new Govp by the author Of the 'lnl-
w tIals." Just published and for sale at
SHlLLINGTONS Book store,
=, OdeOn Building, cor. ga 81 and Pepa. ayenue
Emerson's Magazine and Putnsm's h"ntniy ior
October; those two Magazines are now utnted lntO
one and TINS making a most valuable Magazine.
Knschrhooker Magazine for octobel.
HRper's Magazine for October
Ms stephens Magazine for October
All the new spapcrs, and cheap publications. rscev-
los. SHiLLINGTON's, odeon Building.
.osG Cor ~ ST and Penn avenue.
~TOTHs- CAsSIMERES, AND VESTINGs,
In store, full stock OF Black, Brown, Blue and
Green Cloth,
Velvet & TX and Satin Vestings
Customers may rely on getting good Goods and at
the lowest prices. w Nj. X. RlLEN,
So IB-I,n corner ath ST.. upDO Centre Market
GREAT STOCK OF GOODS To he forced off AZ
NJ our Store. No. %, between 9th and e.h SITS.
selh MCLAUGHLIN A. CO.
Two BEA0TIFUL BOSTON PIANOs
Il opened this day at ELLIS'S
sea- Piano Stsre.
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STOVEs! GRATEsm RANGEs.!!
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.

To
Just received, and keeps constantly on hand a
large supply Of the best quality Of CN POWDER,
SHOT. and CAPS.
Cheap for cash only.
JONAS p. LEVY,
Sc p II No. Ai 18th street corner of Il.
NOTICE.-The following Money will he taken at
these rates for Groceries, w ines, and Liquors
City AT Par
Baltimore at per cent. discount
Virginia nt per cent. discount
PhIladelphIa at 10 per cent. discount
State Banks of New York at per cent discount
Eastern Banks at 10 per cent. discount
At No; ID 18th street, corner Of B..
eS0-tf JONAS II. LEW.
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DUMPs-PUMPs-PUMPs.

The subscriber gives notice that he continues to
manufacture his large Iron Pumps. They are strong
and substantial, and will raise water one hundred
feet perpendicular. For Information ! refer you to
the inhabitants who have sad and two ofthem
may be seen street, between iZth and 18th, ono
at the of II and 18th near the old Capitol
In deep well, two on VIrg ina avenue between I'd
and 4th streets all put in operation by order Of the
Mayor OF Washington. He will dig and deepen
wells, bud ciSterns for rain water. put operation
Hydraullan Rams, and repair old pumps of every
description Those desiring his services will he @
cOmmodated at the shortest notice by calling on the
suhscribsr in Washington, ID. c., 10. 4S Virginia
avenue, near the Carroll Place.
Sc 2-eo2m FOSTER HENSHAw.
WHEN WAS IN BOSTON LAST WEEK
w purchased very low for cash twelve yery
good secondhand PIANOS. ranging in.prIce FROM
$50 To S2n, which offer very low for Sale rent,
NJ our Ex tensi We Piano WaTeTooms, Penn. avenue
between 9th and 10th streets, 5o6.
on JOHN F. Fills
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NOTICE-C. r. l.. CROWN Z co: are re-
Y ceivlng daily some Of the hnest HNl-tn
TUR F. ever offered ~ this market, whlcn WeSA
invite the attention Of those IN want, &c We ri
assure them they can at least 10 per cent.
Namely- - ,,,r.,
RoSewoo1 and walnut Tete o Tetes, SOFAS
Ward, ,ohes, Chars of ali kinds.
Cherry and poplar Tables.
MATTRESSES, hair. corn-top, and husk; Comforts.
PSnkets, helsteEds, high and low post.
Rocking Ch6iTs, cane and wood seats.
Cushions for Chairs. Setteee Clocks Of all kinds,
ENtensyn Tables. Sideboards, What-not
Glssses of al kinds some extra hne Carpets.
Cottage Sets, Rugs, Waters.
Glass Ware, CTOckery Ware of all kinds.
Feather and Fancy Goods Of all kinds.
And other Goods too numerous TO mention "a which
we invite :he attention of bouSekeepers and others,
determined 10 sell for cash or 10 punctuAl
customers.
G. r. L.CROWN A CO,
cor. of 9Th street and Penn. ave.
p. S-We shsll still continue our regular sales cn
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, both morning Hn1
evening, IN front of our store. Conslgnnents SOL
olted and In al cases advances made wnen urea
.ne5-tf Uoten Auctioheers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19

ertheless, he left clause in his viii that
fully carried out.his intentions when Rose
did marry, some two years after she arrived
at the age of sweet seventeen. Martin
Glenn Carson graduated in the printing
Office, and very recently filled one of the
most important stations in the judiciary of
Illinois, as well as a chivalrous part in the
late war with Mexico. Cynthia was welded
to well known member of the Philadel-
phia bar, an event that Job Carson barely
lived to see, and, as he agreed to, donated
q sum, quite munifcient, towards making
things agreeable in the progress of her mar
ried life. Widow Glenn remained faith
ful servant and friend to the old merchant,
and, upon his death bed, also became heir to
the family mansion, and the means to keep
it up at the usual bountiful rate Large
bequests were made in Job Carson 5
will, to charitable institutes, but the bulk of
his fortune fell to his adopted son, Martin;
who proved not unworthy Of his good for
tune. Banquo ended his days in the service
of the widow, who had cause for and took
great pleasure in blessing the vehicle that
conveyed to herself and orphans their rare
good fortune, in guise of a newspaper adcer-
tiSemem m-"HuMoRs OF FALcoNDmDGE." I"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19
poetifal.
rmE LlrrLE REGGAR.
n T. y. noysroS.

-te- -ss,. N T. n. EoiSIo"' s.s <IatE.i :
tss.s There was music in our dwelling -iii
s,g. hthc circle gathered there, lal sal
=. g. Though the storm was round Us hovhng'
Yet CIR gladness banished care:
And the feet Of merry dancers
Trip't round the cheerful hearth,
And the shouts of happy children
Joined the chores of our mirth
Yet there came to our door IN that ptliess s'orl'
A poor beggar boy. with thin, shiveEng forni'
NV Mother is sick,' and he begged for re.iei,
In accents that told Of genuine grief:
His fathers drunkard," said one who was near
..h, ves.- cried the lad, "or I'd not now be here;
But mother is not-O, she's kind, and so good,
Shell work night and day sor US all if she could
Then with sad, hopeless look. he turned to depart
Through the stozm that chimed well with the storm
in his heart
But we followed him home, and gazed through
pane.
As he knclt by the side OF his mother again s.
And there, through the fears which repulses haS
made;
He sought of his Savior protection and aid,
And the now sobered sire kneit down by the side
OF the boy, and the Mother, his once happy bride
And he vowed true reform, as their teas minglet
there,
And the druakard was saved by his beggar boy
prayer.
ct my side often sits that sorrow-tried boy,
Repaying my care with bright tear of JOY;
Tho beggar he's been, lowing low meat
the rod, a'al
Yesa Prince he may prove in the kingdom Q
God. - - f~...f,
a1ol Shah the cunning Of the artsul
Close our hearts TO all appeal,
And burthcn Of reproaches
Make shc innocent to feell
The "Gardner'' at the seru.chre
~ When revealed, was the Ar-wise- g. :.
IS aa And the bcgems on our doorsteps, ,loif
err May be Angels in disguise !. -;f-
s .a E. = huuaio IApfes
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19

=
have read of world Of beauty. -
Where there is no gloomy night;
Where love is the handspring Of duty,
And God the fountain of light,
Apd Hong to be there. m
have read Of its flowing river,
That bursts from beneath the throne:
And the beautiful trees that ever
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-19

Ten years passed away; Captain Wine
pipes has paid the debt of nature; he did
not live to see Rose Glenn wife; but, new
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

WAsnlNdroN, April 9.-1'he ndmInlsitnion
has had under consideration the Indian Difficult.
ties in Florida aud such measures are now pro.
crossing aS lead to the belief TIM, their speedy
removal will be pc aoeably effected,
II i, stated on good authority TINT the Cabinet
has postponed the appointment oi foreign minis
tiers month or two.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Doctor SAN'L X. Cox will deliver his second lee
tnre in the Methodist Protestant Church to- morrou
Sabbath afternoon, al half past three o'clock Sub
iect "Tde Fail"
The public invited to attend.
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credit TO an old stager. lie has been preferred edu-
cation but prefers the exciting life of a newsboy
Life is very short at best
And spotted like the measles
on like the Evening Picayune,
Pop goes the weasel
Yfek-g-H-U-H- tf,s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

SrHINGFIrLp, Mass, April g. Henry {. Has
kins.a prisoner awaiting h- trial in Jail here,
committed suicide to day al O'clock, by hang
ing himself in his cell with his bed cord lIc
lct IA notetn the jaor requesting him 10 remit
three dollars {, his parents who reside in Yer.
mon and are very poor but respectable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11

EosToN, Aprils.--'rhe h. NJ. steamship Euro
pa smiled this morning, with sIxty-elght pnsSen
gers for Liverpool and twenty.si for Halifax
She took ont very little specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-11
By " NJ. II. MOSRY.
I AmGE AND ATTnACTIvE SALE q,

ANGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
II HOTEL FURNITURE, &c,-Dy virtue of two deeds
10y Moasrs Wells Hyde to the undersIRned
severay duly reoorodn the Clerks office Of the Uustings
Court the CITY nf Lynehurg and for tho therein
specified viii Thursday the 10th day Of April 1857
tand day To day until the sale be completely sell pub
lie auction highest bidder the
oegan, Hotel Furniture In the Norve House In tho city
of IynchbnrE consisting of variety 10 be found In
first class Hotel This splendid lot of Furniture h all
and recently purchased In the Northern Markets. and
worthy the aouon OF all Interested such proper
". detailed abatement M description will be furnished
by the Aueoueer VIM Hamilton Mostly to DESTROYS
Of specific Information.
TrRMs-,ahh fo all sums under so for sums that
month"; satisfactorily endorsed
This sale made by the written conacn. of Messra ellis
Hyde. GHlSWEII DAbNEf Trustee
mp idtl6ap q. L. MOSBY, Trustee.
Rop copy.
SGAVEs SAT AICT1ON.--We will sell na psi.
~ lie auction. In Chsansbug, Monday the 18th day o.
April next Two Negro Men and Negro Woman and Child
Ono of the young and very valuable farm hand;
tho woman IA about ~ years of age.
Cash Will be required negotiable 90 days, inter
90, added with good ondorscra VIM. SMITH,
JNO. J. WADE,
mar nadt1lap Trustees.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of tl,r Niagara.

liAIifAS April 9.--The steamer Niagara, with
dates from Liverpool to the 2Sth nlt., has arrived
| here.
The returns from tho elections in England are
favorable 10 the Government
Russia has reduced the tatf one half on cotton
and wooden goods.
The Emperor of China disavows the proceed.
ngs of Yeh.
battle had taken place between tho Persian
and British cavalry. a, Bushire, in which the for
mer were routed.
The English Board of rrndc returns show
larg" per oentum over last year. The imports
show decrease in Cotton aud l,readstulfs, and
an increase in Tobacco aud Provisions.
The NeuIchatel Conference held II meeting ut
Paris ON the 2ith. merely for the purpose Of IL.
eeiving the Prussan p,oposlion;anoiher meeting
on the 18th. was 10 receive the Swiss proposition.
which dileis materially from the Prusslnn, but
an amicahle settlement is confidently expected.
a Russian expedition against kahylos Is pro
jeoied.
Ii is reported that England has eeded To France
Bongwood House and Napoleons tomb. On the
island of St Ipena.
The Spanish government contemplntes laying
II submarine telegraph between tnba aud tho
United States.
The first division Of the fleet fer the invasion of
Mexico would -ail about the 2Sih Of March for
Havana.
The German Powers decline the intervention With
the other European powers, in the questions in dis
eusslon, between the Confederation and penmntk.-
Russia aud France are said to hc favorable Ia Den
mark.
AnStrins reason for withdrawing her Emhassndor
from Sardinia is dissatisfaction with Count taNour's
reply to her complaints on the Piedmont press, and
the tolerance with which Sardinia treats their nj
aeks. Austria is said 10 have become convinced
that Piedmont seeks to become the head of tue nsnr-
rectionary movement IN Italy.
This measure will not, however, be followed lay
others OF more hostile character, Austria Is de
ter mined 10 do nothing to hazard the peace OF En-
rope.
In Persn, the insurgents nj khurdistn had seized
the shah uncle aud threatened his death II lac was
not ransomed.
COMMERCIAL.
lrvFtroof, March 23.t otton quiet Inferior quail
tiles declined /. Flour dull. aud declined l. during
the week Wheat declined ID. Corn very dull, and
declined sd trls. Red Wheat Is sd.6nSsi White ss
adG6ss, ID Canal Flour 21sCr27 cd, Ohio 2es Ia
3es., Southern rs 6dGt29s. Mixed Corn a0s. I'd;
yellow ais. sd White 33s
Weather favorable to crops. Money slightly more
stringent Consols o3s@a33.