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SiSoulAa.-Ths Mississippi river hes been
sav'gabls, between this city and its mouth.
oil winter, except about : month, while il
Minnesota Il 10 frozen - solid q ever, and no
prospects OF = thswI st. Loais Leader.
a. The Leader 10 astonishsd very sasily,
We do not consider il very sssiagulas, - thsa
The Father Of Waters should have cold =
his head, II no Insists on keeping Ais mouth
open eleven months in the YEAR -Minnssosa
Tunes.
Snow At SALT LAKs.-Ths Deeeest Citv
News, dated Great Salt Lake City. Jan. Is.
says:
"Jadgs Phelps informs NJ thas The entire
fall OF snow in this city, up 70 The Gath inst.,
has been over eight feet. Novsnbsr. %.
cembsr, and the most Of January have heaa
rsaarkAbly stormy, aad many grass saaeau
have bsea soowsd usdsr whore here1o11ro
but little snow has fallen. 6one s>o1k -
been starved to death and cone rooe1
crashed By the depth Of SNOW, GOOD hist q
provide shelter and forage for sseok. -
make stronger roofs.
"Ths past few days have been pleasant,
and the snow i settling"
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SCALEoi
SAMPSON PATENT!
HAY, COAL, IRON,
RAILROAD, |
COUNTER, GROCERY, TEA
AID oTnsa AcALxs
For sale BY TILLlNGlAsT. LANE : Lux.
apr3Sd Hien a neoadnya.
EADP&rk-Ali sixss inst ssssivsd -
- ILLIM0uAST, LANE BULL,
aPsSed lSo Min.st.
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600 ACRES ~ LAND rem SALE IN
Aancock CeHnty. 1Hs.
ffNHE South 1 Of Section II, sN [ w., niies
4 vest VI Carthage. between ~ empiks aad
railroad. This II one Of the most y8ssbls tracts,
from quality and location, In that evSaty.
Address J. II. EukR2AN,
spr7s.d 0aiesbuyg, Ills.
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Cor. I'd and JoAusoa -sts........ .......,..KKOKUK
4NAI above house having bssa isassA as1 thor
1 ssghly renovated By To subscriber, Il sev epss
guests.
The table will b provided with tAs bsst The NAP.
bet Affords, AAd will not b. sarpasssd By any Gee
cad class howss In Ksoksk.
T. n RoCkKygLIIn.
april tfins Ppepets>of.
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gsxaas ~ QA11nED,
r. u Nay A. '..sA.- Z p
# DIED.
Kssksk IA ssh, viaaA, aAsrAsssSs G. Il.
At1Alf psst o'clock on Mosaay nssalse. JsAs
!. saith, Agsd ~ years.
Friends Of the fanily rsspsstfuliy invited 70
sttsnd the fsnssAi irsEths rssiasass Of Ms fab
| =, soAss pf ~ aad D0k STREETS, tAis (Tuesaay,
afssraeon, u ye'siesk.t
ATRENEUA.
xhOS. DUtS-....-.......... MANAGER.
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS,
MAT. PEEL,s GREAT TROUPE,
TUE CAMPBELL AlNSTRELS,
'Rsra fsw nagAss nsrss
Tsesa.y evsasss, Avsil sssA, ~ psrsssna.ss
win eommsnsp via 81 Ratersslamsnt 81 tAs
uaaPSsli Ninssrsis.
70 soacluds With
THE TWO FATHERS.
NorHs.--psrfosn anss sonnspess 1t quarter Il
so'eiock, precisely.
~rFor paxtisulars see bills Of sAs day.
Prices % AAnlssi -.
Yarqsstts I'd Drsss Carele..... sts
UNUSUAL lNDUCEMENTo
Ter safe.
| CIx larE. and ssbstAntiAl houses. with grounds
- sssatif ully SHAPED, with ornamental trees, In
81. Eraneisville, Clark Co., No., only II miles
IRON Ksekuk, and near X ;, II. D. ~. 3. B.
J. 7. CAVE ! SON,
apr1sd1w Real Estate Dsaiers.
A N slsEaat stars room, with two Its, oornsr Of
sale by II. GAVE I SON,
| apr2sd2w Real Estate Desisrs.
1NwENTY-ONE lots On Pearl Street..
\ houss ard lots On Wsshingtoa-st.
II Lots o. Main ~.
A brick house and lots on Main-st.
Lots on Dsmoinest.
Lots on Fanklin-st.
Lots on Missoari-st., near the Park.
| 81 Lots on wall.st.
Apply to 1T. CAVE / son.
apr1s-d:w 81. franeisvills, No.
FARMING LAND in NISSOURIl
- 900 Acres - CAeacs lanAli
AK Acres miles west Of 81. FSaacisvills.
i tO lIO Acres due wet VI AlsxandriA.
| 1e6 Acres snimpreved lard 10 miles frea 81.
/ Yyancisviile.
| 400 Acres miles south Of Waterloo.
i l60 Ac % In AdAir county.
| " Acres miles from St. Praneisvills, ON The
| Alexandra road. a.
| SIS acres near Winchester.
035 in SeotlandCo.
/ SAT In Knox Co.
1900 In Lewis Co.
500 on Fox River.
400 h Putnam Co.
100 scar Lancaster, SsAaylee Co.
/ Also, IS beautiful farm Ia Lee o., lova.
| Apply to J.T.CAvH = SON.
| aprsS-dfw Real kstass Dsalses,
St. Trancisvilis, Clark County, No.
600 ACNEo OF LAND ron SALE IN
Aancock CeHnty. 1Hs.
vNHE South Of Section 81, N w., miles
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CAN BE HAD AT THE SALOON OF
4. J. DINER,
BY TUE QUART OR GALLON,
And will be delivered to any part Of cid city limits
Free Of Charge,
~ LxAvlHo oapgRs A. yHg "a IooH,
ThieA ST., Bet. Masn 4 johnson.
ICE CREAM,
AND Su8 ACCOMPANYING LUxunIRS,
- Can bs had every day and svsnise a. -
apr3sd DINNERS SALOON.
BY SMITH L VANSICKLEN.
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INSTRUCTION In MUSIC.
.. G. IsDELL,
IJAvIN0 sssursl the services Of Mr.. EUoEN1
xxsGAMMkk, sfsc Pianist, asd thossagA esasA-
~, = permanent assistant u prepared - receive
An Additional NSmbsr 81 Pxpils
On suB
PIANO, ORGAN,
Mc.ODION AND GUITAR;
ALSO, II
THOROUGH BASE,
tThs ART Of playing Church Assis y
CULTIVATION or THE VOICE. SING me. C.
kAsssas given ~ the Aasie Rooms, N .. - Main
street, OF 1T residS nces II desired.
Ksokuk, pvil 36-d0t
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REAL EoTATE AT AUCTION.
"H viii sill, % this tTussaay) neEaing, April
w ~, 1t 10 s'sl&k % tt groanA, ~ hllsv-
inc property: THREE bssineqs bosses o. Fifss-st.
bstvsss xxsAaags A. Baak; alsO, lot % ~,
between Johnsua and kxshangs; also, Z lets On IN.
change, between YtA md 10th.
Sale 70 comm0aos On 9Th street. PsfsoOs sttsnAr
Ing the sale viii pless, meet ut ovr o1ss. Terms
1ade known ct sais. NIB. VANSICkLRN.
Apr3Sdit AuctiaNeeY.
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0NO
plenty OF better onss. Being satisasd With
the impression made, told the witness che
might 50, and the District Attorney permit.
500 hsr 70 pass without questioning.
The next witness was Miss Sarah Brown,
the ssamssrsss--a rat-eyed, Ratchet faced,
dAppsf little creature. .sShs uas Il verl
for Mrs. Wesley at tho time the thefs -,
discovered. She met Helen The dsy bsfor,
tne trunk Was searched coming out Of hsl
Mistress room, and abe looked % euilty Al,
suspected she had been doing something
.sc:e. Tas s.szs 3sJ Mrs. Wesley spo;., i
ner about the things being gone, and she TOLD
ass su.picions. Thereupon she thcught !,
would be . good plan to search Hslep,s tpunk
proposed TO do It 1t once, but Mrs. Wesle,
preferred to wait. When the trrah -,
searched, the things we're found in Il. ius1 (,
she expected they would be.n
When the witness was psassd ovs, -
] asked IN careless tone, how she NAV ~
money vas In Mrs. Wssley's room lths a..
she had met Hslen coming thence.
"Shs knew il bsoeass Mn. We,lev h.a .o,J
her. Couldn't BE- mistaken, for Nrs. ". ~
spoken about the half eagle With hole IN Il
ter's boz" '0 A''"ss
! This made her say over ana ever ...;,
uhll shere could be NO mistake about II ~
men asked II she knew who made ths Ne i.
the hall eagle. '1' nos =
"fss, ~. March, the jeweler, uade is.n
rs hs IN tAs room pr aaksd.
Yes, thsss he u, said she, po;nti.~.
told Miss Brown she could 70. "a II.
district Attorney rsqssstsd thai II. N,.c,
ssou.d Dc sworn. The Attorney handed IL
J Mu'ch the identical hall eagle. ana ~ a !,
e Ieco9n'xed It. lie said be did ~ q.
magistrate Who committed the prisossr ~
made mark spea il. ~
SEN" s's' ~ -
DO YOU rsnssbsr Mr.. Mursh. on -. -,
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Per ne00e.
(yO0D s6sss sod s,sspAse vasos. Apply -
NJ G. ". LOWkIk,
0vss DaskiAg Hosss of Pickles = Lssos.s
sps391iv
AIkS.-Ws have In stSss . eo0plsts ossoTt
nsat ef nsils, q supssios quality.
ps11aAv PLUMAkN CO.
CHASING ass psspassd. 10 israisA vtoAsw
~ Co., - ny slss fSso BY . v ~ ~ ~ alDs,
~ 80 - asy size - pastssa.
spQ1nDAv PLunUEk = co.
Tu6S received. splendid Quality Il 1sitS
" CF0Oa glsss. In the original crates.
aps11aSw PLUAMu9 . 60.
v1sHK snAssslsAsl has bssa sppsisasA Aesst for
i Ne sals of WIlAss's PaassS HiPs, 1&ie1 euA
Dsop PsssR AAY48, q Which viii ssssivs - -
sost0sas n lev 1ays. These 6a1ss ars ~ ssll
| shall 30 pIsassd 70 sAov tksn 70 bsysB - ssA-
err wAe Dish - leek - 1sfs.
APRIL -AAvSo THO0. J RICE.
- = -
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DlMOND = CONN,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. COMMISSION
A9ents.
oSyscs 20. y NAILS. sfnaBS,

Ce.ParsnsssAlp Notice.
THE aadsniessa AsviAg Ills day fosnsl . -
Diaosl Cess, Tor ths psrpsss 81 sssssasaias :
essssal Real Eseass. Insuyasss ssd Cs0mlssIso
61sissss. respectfully psoGss thsir svtsss - tAss
lsissas - The pahlis ssnssally.. ~ viii Owe
thstr sDeaAl attsntisn y the prrsAasiag Aa1 sail
ssFlptiea. c. h. OlnO1O.
aps31-l CT. CONN.
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y, -. WAo08ug -,
HANT TAILOR,
II A6 the largest - Aneee stesk o. C>e1Ae, o..
= ssi1ssss, vsssA6 0saes' 1smlsAisg oes1s,
Be-, d.. ever e0srsd u this naskss. 0sotteo9
Wishing - sss senslAisg really niss 81 sIaeaA,
ars sspsstally invsesd y ssli - sxanins -
stest.
6scond-2., 1T. MeJa sd Jokases, aepe-
sits ~ ltAssssm, xsskuk.
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osSscs Dvcxavs SrAss Ins. Co..

II 1feas.ss., bst. 4sia an1 Syea0ess,
Cinsiansti, o., De-. lttA, 1855.
Ie all vAs0 Il nay sesssrs s--TAls = " sssti.
q sAAtI have Examined spseiusas sS1 s1sls "
~. ); Ch)as O.. - Yirs sd Waass Prsef Cement
assoog ~ bslisvs u 70 ~ sniasasiy sspssiss 70
say ssAsS kinA u rss1ag ssv II sss vss -
sye-vtsnses g ssvsss trial of sss II tAsss reds,
hvo lAsgs be6y = Aaos fsso - a1Isiulsg ksll1
49, ~ sssrty half - ksss. II sassa IL sstsl
1sgesd IL espestatisa, anA ssvsA ~ bsilAiSg.
0lgno6. z. ". AAoKBLL,
Pfest Buckeye State Las. &c.
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cuassAn AssscY novAl Iss. Cs..l
February ~, let1.
Asvs AxaoisaA ~. \. ChiiAs Cs.'s BisseIs
dss - Wsass Rsssf csnsss ReeAse. esA = IL
viilIag y iasess bsilAisp thss pssssAsA spso ths
saae tssnsus ! issuss 49, sov9vd vttA nssea.
& 0tsns1. JOHN B. Law,
zst Royal lns. c., LonAes ~ Avspsei.
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oocOoA-0s. CAs0D osO1s, oppooaso
che AshonOume
uAvI last ssesiyed oss ok The largest snA bsst
! = saoakS Of hosasts ever bessgAt e Hssksk. -
gnglisA thsee1lasa, bsbbinsl. 0ssaSs leeas, Deals
isisA linsn, dAnask aaA ssow- dsep tAAle slstAs
aaDtias. 1isDsss. Crashes, ysvslEy, pesfsnssJ
asassasta, 8seklases, - - ssdlsss vasssty ef1s
nssino asA 0stea Assisry, silk anA AHsa haaAkss'
sAafs eases asosasssslnsas q sssdsd al hsel
s1frts. n,g IN
sprllA i. n. A00011 CO.
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~ rive Osubs,
lust rsssived from New York. They are ssps-
- rtsr - sny thing ever hsfsm hssseht - tins
fast city. fef hsasty, styls, senisrt Of -. aAd
pesfsetio II every particular that will ~ 70
~ 1arAbiliV 81 tooss nsds o. then. IT,
~nnA0sds under the spseial sass anA diSssttea q
oas 1t TIE Oldest md nest saessssfsl bsot nakst1
10 New York city. z
WAen yes are Of lsisure, call n ct B. q.
DUKES 3Aos Shop, No. -. and sss shsn.
Aps23.A
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i L > In = j Ats = Al . !
NJ ARE NOW OPENING AZ
Me- No Uaaa.ss., bes. AsA = SsA,
4 Lasgs 80 gsssA 0essksf
BUlLDIk0s HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OlLS, vARNl6H1s,
W I J . q W q L = %.
n LsO, IsAls - Yeskss Cutisy. otaslsss' Dia-
"A .saas, faiat nsssAss. Casrsatem. 1T, -.
KsskAk, Apsil J-AAv YEU1Ax1 , %.

O1eeOGU30O0s
efN19 -pastassSASR Asse4elese sxistlng esloeso
> =. >. Iakea1 - y. J. svaeDee9 i. - ~
"a ~ ascssaAs = ~ Am VIII - $3.50 ~ ], =.
Waggenes. J. N. WAo0110A.
Aprii =. 's5,aelJSin H.s.IsDRLI4
n ssAisine isan ~ baslaso en- 'naes Aeagsily
sessaalen1 - NJ DsosnA Giseds, 81 ~ -
~ - sseti1ls tAsaS DoAssaaos - ~ ~ Das11as
- lsisaA. III. WaoODess. -. I. n.
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0H0ts THooe ana DhS0oAO9Y. !
OFfRR for sale . large ed cAsiss eellsstioa d
Frat Tfess-CAssry, Pear, Pism, Apricot, Nee
tAsins, Qaisee, &C., 18th Dwarf asl 6saaAard.- =
Also. hasdy Riewssiag Bhsshs In great vasis13.
Arars sAAsss - sbtais whatever u uAatnl Al,
ornamental for planting ares.d yosr dwslIines.
Cell q ~ Garden On tAs bls4, absvs tows.
apr13-d1W CuA6, nEP0.
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~ Isa0 \. Asss 8 M 3 nxss'f
1Ai.sa aheia \ bslsss -. aaklas ~ sDhisa
~ hsilAiAD = ~ IN. 81 Al Il = ssoaia
tso - h go eos1ittss tAssseA bssA ~ hs1esn
80 es1ees veabhes svss sspssissss1 u tAis pass e
Ne esoAasy.
eivs lsaay 5000 spisiss = = sxysissssd
4etAss, tAeeis y ~ bsst sse1ng $50 v -, -
lessso ~ tvs nsse desirable Sselisiss 10 Asssl.
- q bslnk taoos yseof, - he fsSn 1amaes
FL esSsisG fssa spashs y sisaM..
- ~ - EZRA DAlLY.
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Cunningham. We submit that gentleman 30
loose In his statements and 80 easily swsyed in
his belief lit seems he has been to see Mrs Cuu-
ninghan in Jail, and is particular friend of Mr
Snodgrsss) is hardly the man to hold so impor-
tant trust as the right OF blrylng aud marry
ing Furthermore, it appears that the Rev. Mr..
Marvine not only q yes not require parties who
come to him to be married to be identified but
does not know hat ,he law says anything on the
subject, and wheo read to him, considers it
capital joke. So that If rogue were to 60 10
Mr.. Marvine. and call himself James Buchanan and
ask 20 be marie, 10 any Lucy Smith or Jones,
Mr.. Marvine would marry them without scruple,
and open the door for splendid law suit when
Oar venerable President died. Mr. Marvne may
not know that the law of every civilized country
requires the parties to marriage to be legally
identified before the marriage can be solemaized;
il he were young mau, we should advise him to
acqnant himself with his duties; at his age, it is
hard to know how to treat such ignorance.
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Increment Of the Medical Department Of the New
York University tosk place last evening. DR.. Va
lentine Mott delivered the address, and one hundred
and twenty graduates received diplomas. A press
Of political news crowds out our report.
There was Q large decrease OF stock on the cattle
market yesterday compared with last week, and
prices declined fully one cent per pound the range
being 50 so a 81 so per hundred pounds. Cows and
calves were in moderate demand without change in
prices. An advance Of lc per pound was established
on veal calves-6c. 7lc. were the ruling rates. A
slight advance was also obtained fer sheep and
lambs. Swine advanced ac. a &c. per pound. Not
withstanding Lent the stock spectators have man
aged to put up prices Of all kinds of animal food 10
high figure.
the Gotten market was firm and active yesterday,
with sales Of about 900 bales the market closing nrm
at quotations given Ia another cou mn Flour was
active, with good demand from domestic trade and
for export, closing hrmer for brands. There
was more doing In wheat; prime lots firm while
common graes heavy sales Of choice white South
ern were made 81 So common do at 81 70, and red
do. as 81 81; white Illinois 81 oo, and Nil Waukie club
ct 81 46. Corn closed erm To for Western mixed
and Southern mixed (old and new Yellow ut 7Sc., and
all new yellow at TO old Of al kinds were quite nrm
Pork firm, with sales Of mess at e23 50. Lard
firm, with sales the spot and 70 arrive at l4c
Sales Of sugars confined about 800 hoeshesds n
'teady prices Coffee was quiet. In freghs rasss wore
easier To Liverpool 20 900 bushels o. grain were taken
In bulk, at 4kd . AID; 1000 bales cotton At "a.
3sd 1000 barrels -four Ut IL Cd. Is. ID, and 500
boxes bacon 1t lbs. .
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Assembly.

ALBANY, March 4, 1887
NJ JOaN RHnIy gave notice that he would shortly
present minority reports the New York Police Super
vsers, and Oily Hall bills.
Mr. j. Own reported adversely 10 the claims Of The
New York Mexican volunteers.
Mr. JOHN RssIIy moved 70 lay the report the H.
bic. lhe motion was lost, the report adopted.
The eenAteb Caaal bl transferring the power or the
Canal BosSd 70 The OonuactDg Board ana the state En-
gnteS. was reported iavorably withous amendment
The bill recognising the Brooklyn pubic shoots Wa
ordered 70 . tnEd reading.
The Secretary Of ale reported In reply 70 resou
Of the As emily that the Colonial History Of the State
VII cost ei70,oO0 while Il 10 NOS worth $4,000
Bills were pAsset to extend the no for the COMPILE.
ton Of the Erie and New York City Railroad; prever
extoriicn by railroad panes 70 authorize the
Staten Island Rsir Dad Company 70 estAblish ferry
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CnroiieI,s Inauesf.

SHOCKING DKAIH Wy srAR' While the pzrr-,ui
Of Ffth avenue and Union square were rolling In wealth
and luxury yesterday, Little did they imagine thai fol
low beng residing In their immediate neshborhcod had
died rom sheer starvation The crumbs that fell from
their heavily laden tables would have kept the soul and
body Of william Kecno togcthcr bat II was other sse,
and the poor died. Coroner Perry called upon
second sreot upon the body OF William ktenc who died
from starvation eues Koene, the wife Of deceased les
tiled that her husband had neither food nourshmeot
for several dsys-shat be deprived Of the
necessares OF life and died In consequences Of having
thing TO eat Cccea jackson, poighbor, deposed thu,
sbe had oft assisted the deceased his wife, and
from what she had seen she vM fully imprcsztd win
the belief that death was produced ~ starvation. Tne
jury IN this case had not much difficulty In coming 10
unanimous conclusion ~ 10 the OF death and with
ort iesvins Their sesh rendered verdict Of death By
a
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHnADKLPnA, March 4, 1857.
esocks steady. Pennsylvania bs, seIf Reading Rail.
road, 4oS Long leland Railroad, l2 Morris Canal 1914
Pennsylvania Railroad, 4S.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3, 1857.
Cotton firm. Sales to-day IL 600 bales, ct i2zk,. Q
1870 for middpgs Receipts 70 day g. 900 bales sales
Last three days IS 500 baes. Receipts in same tine
g. 900 bales. Mess pork buoyant S22 12x Exchange
on London ". Freights dull.
MoErB, March 8, 1857.
Receipts Of cotton during the last three day O. $500
bales. Nide ing 1876.
The cotton warehouse lately burnt was that belonging
10 Mr.. Gaines.
CHAREsroS, March 3, 1857.
Cotton-sAles To- day 1000 bales, as full prices
CINCINNATI, March 4, 1857.
The provision market h considerably excited. Large
sales Of bacon sides were made to-day at lie, being
en- advance OF 10. since yesterday Barrel lard kept
out OF the marhet Bulk pork 10 held for IN advance
Of 40 10 The Price Current publishes this morning
returns nom eleven additional packing places. increas
Ing the deficiency 10 - cent In the number o. hogs
killed, making the total dehoien,y in number and
weight a4k per cent. The returns are all In.
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WAS Mrs. CUNNINGHAM MAREED?-We pre-
sumo that the Rev. uriah Marvine has settled this
problem by the evidence he gave on Tuesday
before the Surrogate. II seems nov established
beyond reasonable question that Mrs. Cunning
ham was the wife of Dr. Durdell, who married
her in DIR. MaTvine's house in the presence ofMiss
Cunningham, as stated by that lady aud her mo-
Their on the inquest.
This seems to clear the way for the prosecution
TO very marked extent. Had IL dcvolvcd upon
the State prosecutor 10 prove that Eckel had
personated Or. Burdell at the marriage ceremony,
be would have been met by difficulties OF q very
serious character, which might perhaps have in
voved the ruin of the whole prosecution. This
qucksand happily indicated at this early stage
Of the proceedings, the State officer will apply
himself wholly 10 the narrower and less compli-
Gated questionable Mrs. Cunningham, being the
wife of DR.. Burdell, compass or cause bis death
The motive for the deed is nov established.
II is impossible to take leave Of the subject
without adycrting 10 the singular lack OF .iudg-
ment and proprety cvinoed ly the Rev. Mr.. Mar
vine Everybody understood him 10 say, on the
inquest, that he could not identify Durdell as
The man he had married, and that he was salts
fed the man be married was disguised. lie now
declares that be never said word Of all
this: that the reporters mistook him; that
the Coroner bullied him; that he gathered an
impression from the talk of people around him.
which impression unduly biased his mind; and
that now, he believes and has no doubt but that
Harvey BurdcIl was The man be married 10
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SCHOONER ANN ELIZA B. ASHORE.
HeHAsns, March 4, 1857.
The schooner Ann Eliza D., Of Philadelphia v,sh a
cargo Of coal, bound 10 Bosion, 10 ashore near Long
Branch, N. J. The crew were saved, but were badly
frozen.
WRECK or TIE LYslNDER.
ConAssKr March 4, 1857.
lot Of cabin furniture, Wamcns clothing spygiass
and an empty lotser bag, marked "Lysspdsr " came
ashore the beach 10 cay Toe wrecxes suppose the
vese 70 have struck the Harding rocks ana went 70
pieces during the late gale.
SCHOONER EDWIN FRANCIS ASHORE
HIGHLANDS N,rcb q, 1857.
The schooner Edwin Frsnois from Egg Hsrbor loaded
with ssr and bound 70 New York. Il ashore south Of
Bsrrffst
rBIa ELLEN MARIA AsnoRF--Loss OF LIFE.
BO-iOy, aSrch 4, 1857.
IN TIE gale and SNOW storm Of Monday the brig Enen
Maria, OF Frankfort Ne, from Carderas for this pori
went nhore about p n on toe beach ~ Oresns Cape
Cod ard her master, Capt. Curtis, his cook aud bog
were drowned. The Een Haia bad also on board Capt.
Trcatsbd crew late OF the barr r Churchill o. FRANK.
fort Which lost Csrdenssof these Capt Treat
coos aud four persbed. The Vineyard pilot Mr.
VIM. Csrk, who vas on beard. also persisted
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United States risrshai,s Omce.

NAscH s-Chcr0e Of Cr,,siy al Sea-uhsrles Chandler,
captain Of the bark Nedon, trading between New YORK
and Hsvsps, was arrested by Mr.. Horton, one Of the
Mssha's aids. charged with cruelty striking boy
named Charles wudell, with q dangerous weapon. The
poor lad hgh Was broken 10 said, by the blow, aud
he viii be cripple for the remainder or hs days The
captain rays the boy fell from the rigging and by that
means sustained The injury Held 70 bail in the sum Of
q 900
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NEW YosE, Feb. ~, 1857.
few days since some severe structures were pub.
lshed several Of the daily papers upon tho conduct o
Captain William II. Garriok master OF the ship Enen Aus
tin, founded upon the compliant OF Thomas Campbell,
sMor sincs then full legal investigation has been had
70 The charges sgsrr Captain Garrck, before Com
missioner whc which rosulsd In the discharge Of Capt
eaIck and the vesssat showed that the charges
we're cnslrely false and without foundation Please nseri
this oce and obge the captain, who feels that he hes
been mi ,red by the comments Of OF the newsp,-
~ n before an investigation had been made and pre-
dcatei solely upon the sypar statement OF espops
Bile party. We remain, your obciicnt servants,
BEE3E DEAN DON0f1CE
Counsel for Capt Garrck