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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-05


alias Shalko charged by telegraph with having taken sly
leave St. with 500 OF Fred shakos's hard earned
money He did this in order to anticipate the issuance
writ Of habeas BY Of the District Judges which he
understood DONE knowing, he we'll did that
no matter how garng the evidence against fugitive
might be- the authority Of telegraph dispatch would only
ehaf before a writ Of haheas corpus 1t would be well for
abros to save their and not telegraph to this
civ for the arrest OF fugiyes from Justice for It Is puev
nt,er of by the peeuu,ary condition of
The fptiye with our lawyers whether he or she in
| custody or not after a telegraphic arrest e
d. NJ Eore for sending abusive and threatening letter
to b. Cahsrwcod some time ago. made to give bonds
| Of $500 to keep the peace. '
Ellen posman was sent the District Court
rcb eec,ing Sarah Jane Lewis from the premises Unity
eupied Ellen claimed that she paid and owned the
furniture but Sarah proved the contrary Ellen gave
| bail Of $500 to appear for trial. t'
John Davis the resaurs,eur of DRAWER street. aagued
charge of fighting in his restaurant II appeared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
HARTFoRD, Tuesday. Apr

HARTFORD, Tuesday, April z, 1857.
Tee Union patty have reelected CLARK ana Dean "
Congress, Woodruff. in the Ivth District, IS oesten
by about 2OO Fernrs election in the l'ta DlsV'ic' lie
in ubt From present Indications the Cnion party
viii elect their State ticket The House suo oena'e
have both been carried against the Democrats oy
good working m'j 1rities
Samuel Arnold. the Administration candidate, 10
elected to Congress in tao lid District; Era Cark'Jr,
"Uniop. in the let ana Sidney Dean, Union 10
the Hid The IVth District is cisimed by both psr-
flea asd the result is doubtful The Union State Ticket
is elected by the PEG PIE The Hartord Times says
BY 900 majority. The Legislature is Union by g
h re meolty in the House by from twenty to thirty
majority o. the twenty Senator's the Union can
didates are elected in the I'D, Ill., With, With.
With, IXth, XIIlth. XIyth, XVIII, XVIII, XVIIth,
XIXtb, XXth and XXIst Districts, while AcmiRistra-
ton Senators are chose in the IVth Vth Xth, XtIto,
XVIIIth, and probably the Kiln Districts.
SECOND DISPATCH.
We have returns dom al but twenty-seveD towns In
The State The vote 10 the towns heard from foot
$1,000. TIE Union ticket is 600 shesd, and the
majority will be increased. The Union State ticke, is
elected. The Union party have elected 10, aud the
Democrats IS Representatives, with twenty seven
towns to hear from. The Senate will stand as at pres
emit advi.ed-13 Ubion to Democratic. The Con-
eressmeu will stand as before repored-Dean and
ClaIk elected; Woodruff and Ferry defeated by small
msiores.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKkT.- ariHus Liverpool
,cu., report quiet bat steady market. with sales duuns
90, rbr,, su1sequeUt t tue Of Asa
as "a bale. o ich specusis took only OC aid
IT, cusnttty The GE.I al the close, 81 about
tie ouo.h,ious of the previous rdsy . -
MANCHESTER MARKETs-trsde III Maacnester was
o,;.. hpt mice, hsd undergone no change.
JWrRPooI EREADsTUFFs MARKEr-Messns. Rich
S.r sper &c Co. eport Flour dul At dec.th- OF
A. nj Ws,eru CspGl a. = q PhAdephs ,aa ia tiGlot
:, m Sai Ohio ~ dS0 WheAi also very duh AID "a y
InL lover I'd selling 66s white 81 3d9 - Corn q-lei
.no "a lower mixed 81 yelloS y b. wnite ~ 40 Inc
w,.tb.r h.6 been Ayo!sb. ioT NgEicEItuf pasuu" -
LnFRrooL Provision MARK.I-M.srs. kicoN l.
scr spe1 ce Co. report firm mSrtef 7 Beet pat sAes nc u
prt BE steaoy PORK without osArEe Snd sales 70 mo
dese extent L,rd Sull suc pnces w-ss-sn al sac. .
LoSbos MoYyY MAKKET.-Tne London money MAG
bet had become ,ehry essa but without essenas cesht'
rsie CoIsols closed eS 81 tor money and ." @'' 10Y
account. ,
LIyFRPooL PRopUcE MARKETs-Newspsperfep reports
quote Sugar. quiet bu, steady Rice i'm, with srse
i qulry Roa steady. sale, Of 20 bts common 3, q,
sshes quiet ~ 49, Palm O-sses unimpStAnt - ~.
Olive Of quiet &5s H. sss IL for seville FApe u wiz
animation
LOsDOs MAsKETs.-The pewspspsrs report SoGARs
c,et sud uDctsr sed; CcFFTE f.m snd supoy n.i NJ
tuoy1nt ola generally unchanged Scotch fig IRON 'ens
O. 75j. =.
GLASGOW IRoN MARKET.-GL AsGow. March "a
By feltsIsph Our ustket for Pic IRos Tsher easier
10 dsy md buness va Cor. IN mixed aumbes vATsrS
Of IA - for tNn,
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FROM ALBANY.
Nays, A..
.sial Cou,s pondsnt-

From Our special Correspondent
ALBANY Tuesday, April 7, 1857.
Tie Senate was IN session till past o'clock last
night, or rather this morning, on the Trinity
Church question Mr.. Sickles, who had COM
menced speech some time last week in behalf of
the "close corporation" finished up last night
speaking only six hours, and drawing trightful
picture of the aerarianism and wickedness Of the
Republican party which he represented as dis
posed to lay sacriegious hands on sacred funds
and distribute the same TO parties who have no
shadow of claim in the premises-to invade and
destroy vested rights, and play the very "dickens
with the prerogatiyes of Trinity Corporation, and
the liberties of the people generally.
Mr.. Sickles read Father Spencer out OF the
Democratic church for his course on the Trinity
question Mr. Madden, who agrees with Sickles
On the Church question, hut holds TO a somewhat
different philosophy from that Senator on the gene
raj duties Of statesmen answered the political part
of Mr. S!ckless speech rather sharply; and 10 the
course Of his remarks made such reference to the
Ostend Manifesto, the church-robberies and muir
ders Of Walker and his garg in Nicaragua, sup
ported by Mr.. Sickles, and similar doings of
the great Democratic party, as would have
made ANYBODY but Mr.. sickles vince. The Senate
was addressed by Mr.. Brooks in forcible speech
In favor Of his substitute for the original bil and
number of speeches were made by other Senators.
The usual legislative expedients were resorted to
to staye of action by the opponents OF the bill; but
the Senate had made up its mind to sit it out aud
finish up TIE job, and did do sO by finally adopting
Mr. Brooks's substitute, which is substantially as
follows:
SECTION l. Here sitter Church Warden and ten Yesry
Of Trinity Church shl BE- chosn by the pew holders AID
eonmODeaht. OF Trtty Church aud Il. ceaPe' entitled 70
under tbs second section Of the act entitled Al act IN al
the and the corporation OF Trinity Church. IN New
York srd tor other pufposes passed January % ls Toe
other Church and remaining Ves,yuen TO be cno
BY delegates Tho be elected By the yestes OF the
Epsc0Ia Churches in the City OF New FORK
other than Trinity Church s chspes In union wiz tse
Diocese the State Of Newfort On me
frat Of Mach In the vesry Of each o. me
Protestant Episcopal Churches Rev Yotk. othsr tnsa Ina
celegae 70 eoGveoao9 w
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Mr.. II. BAKER .u.taised tae mo.,os and n, bin

Mr. II. BAKER sustaioed the motion and the bin
and in reoly to Mr. Jones' remarked that this negro
was not inpro ed In North Carolina for sny chi ma
hut becsus. be wn free citizen Of the State Of New
York. This is officially su'benti a,ed BY the LET.
ter from the Clsrk of the county in which Ad ans VS.
imprisoned Mr.. Is denounced. at length 1nd with
the brutality Of the laws which assume IN
mtn Of color have rghts-hat to be black is to BE-
PRIME fsce a Grim nal. Yet such IL the ctrine. not
Of North Cerolns Deiely, bat Of the Democrat, pity
which sus'sns Norh Carolina lav and tha infs nous
principles laid down By judge Taney. Daring the
come Of biz rtmaIks, Mr.. Baker said: VII the gen
ten an from Queens Mr. Jonss) maintain that Adams
wss pot, ard could not be q citizen of the State of
Nev-York becsuse he wac black
Mr.. JONES-To properly answer that question
would require more time than il would per1 sps, he
proper TO occupy now II involves legs. asjera,ions
Which could oily be in'eligenty elaborated by al
s-eunept.
Mr.. BAKER-I want the gentleman, who ia here
TIE recognized leader Of The Democratic party. to
ans wer NY quee ion distinctly. Dies hs deny tia.
n an If color can be citizen Of the State Of New
York
Mr JONES-My opinion is that negro cannot be.
lessby cit zen CT this Sts.e. Tbs. is my opinion
Tho. be cannot be citizen OF the United States,
have 10 doutt.
Mr. BAKER-Did thu gentleman vote for the Con-
s'uon Of the State, which recognizes coorei meu as
ciztur and winch coneis upon those having property
Of the yslue Of $3.50 the right to vote
MI JONES' csnno. say whether I voted for the
distinct proposition TO which the gentleman has re.
TERED and which was a copy from the old Consti;u
ter. ] did, however, vote for the Constitution a. 8
whole
The bill was then ordered to third reading, by a
psY,y vote.
Adjourned TO 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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BANK DEPARTMENT. ALBASY, April 3, 1857.


To Ms.us Thomas ". Oicon and Others:
GfNTLEMKN-I have your letter OF the 6th irst. b~-
fore me- II osu be probably best answered by b'ist
euent of the different examD stons nads by me VI
the securities Leia in trust by this Department tos the
bsbks banking sssoeiatons and individual bankers In
ibis State.
The rooiLing of the day upon which | entered up'n
te du'ies Of the flee. examination OF Che securities
he'd BY my predecessor was commenced ~ me-, ~ de-
isii tekiLg rp bo account OF esch bank IN aphabeh-
orcer spd c'mparipg the Stoke ard moresges WITH
The ledger account. The bank book Of each bank
whe,e morey was deposixd, va either written up BY
tie deposit bark or statement requested. ny mail Vi
he balance s'nl ding TO the credit Ut the Supern!eDd
en- They vtIe 81 found 10 agree with the boots of
be- DEPARTMENT aid r,csip.ed them to my pcede-
cessCr.
Owing 10 the fact that no Committee had been ap-
po ted by the Legislature for that purpose the secu
iitier were gain by 10 person at the close
Of The fscal yesr list October last
In 10y Ieport attention called (at page POI
No tie tact that schedule A. xed TO the came, con-
famed each ard all the NCuri'ies, and their kind and
"dttcriptOp lie therein Get forth; and tne Supefln-
"tncent lodges their possession and custody
con tho norrirg Of the let Of October lsst."
Every bank banking association and individual
baker or any person disposed could ascertain tho
amount of securities, ard Of what they consisted, OF
any bark in the ate by reference 10 tha' sduls-
copy OF that report seDt 10 each bank, banking
association and banker in the State, and no response
agar st s entire has been received by the
Superintt nGeDt
will fuIii4 add, that from the rigid and critical
sminst ma above referred 70, do lot hesitate 10 soy
that the result Of taose examinations are 10 me concn-
evidence that no msapplicstion OF the securities
hed been made by my predecessor nor have l icand
the slightest dence that be unfa hul to the
great trust committed to him while Ia charge d this
DeLortm,uf Respectfully yours,
JAS. NJ COOK, superintendent.
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e,tim.t,ring the children and giving to me ,sme.
bs whom iSey have awsys been suPPotsd M
;sht te exe,cise control over them Toe iser co.se
ns., .,r,sd and sbs ACT wu paced sod became s,aw
tvsusv DAYS ago. But row. the face Of the isGt y, 81
s at wss deliberately passed noon ON ~ he 60
Ie peal is inside 20 The y%2.'11 rss ., Of the es
laure cad without Dqpog n rsS mt or wrong of the
or " s0S IL hurried through mere unsupported
hsss ard the act l.gitiu atzns the children is re-
pealed. ....oss rssort mu,t again be had
Uhoer lne' n,der 10 protect there innocent chit
- .ne sSnst The danger Of growing up In corruption
and cepgsviiy; c., Won, os.si.pt servant.
A.. ro.E Anil y lS9I ', o1ANLEf.
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FRANCE.

Letters from Narcotics Of the 18th, say that the
American ship Aoriatc being arrested In consequence
of The collision with the steamer Lyonnais The captain
demnrtd to the jurisdiction Of the French COuds and
epIeaed to an An etican tribunal. TIE objection was
oveirultd and the will he heard before the rrbu
nal OF Commerce The survivors of the Lyonuals are
waiting to give their evldeoce.
There We Lot much business transacted last week
by the Paris manufacturers From some o. the snu
featuring towns the acc .uD:s rather favorable;
wooden sus are in demand and rome large orders have
been received from Pars Caic0s are not 50 easily
dposec Of There has been email rice in the price
Of cotton thread. Complaints are made Of the non
arrival Of oidtrs for elk from the United States New
York merchants decline to pu chase silk goods st the
present liz price, which is 80 TO 40 per cent higher
then that ofalast Jear.
News has been received from Algiers announcing
that one fifth tf the and bss been sown with
whea; this year than last and the growing crops prom
ice sp obuLdaot haryest.
There s progressive rise in the prices of colonial
produce Tie aid particularly the -four mark SITS
are excessively dull. speedy fall in the price OF
wheat is il svi'able. Flour of the best qusiy was
req at the Last market at 75f SOC the sack of Isl
kiIogrammes The bakers have supplied themselves
with -four worth 74 the sack. TIE of -four in
the market stores of Franos s large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

THs Fsosr AND FRUIT BUDS On Monday, April
G. in this city The rain fell copiousy, and ony modes
ratey cool In the evening, the rain TUNED to snow.
ard enough fell to wbiten the earth slightly. On
Tuesday morning, the water in the cutters and mud 10
the streets frozen, and continued 60 until amer
noon in most places shaded from the sun, which 'hone
clearly alldsyi yet 'nov and ice in the shade rsm'aeu
urmeled at evening.
Now, what effect will this have upon f." Du~
We fear that most of the early ones BIC
beyond hope If they are not, We 'n'i DO As''S'0'
disspl oiLed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
BANK DEPARTMENT SECURITIES.
CORRESPONDENTS.

ATBANf. ApTII o.
tn. How JAMES A. CoOs, Superintendent Of Ba"k'H9 De-
p0vfngsnt: ,
Dt1E SIR !: A eoubt has been expressed In sone Of
the newspapers Is 10 whether oil the securities pledged
by Bsrk and Bankers were transferred unmpsred to
your keeping.
The subscnbef, entertain no doubt on the subject;
but 70 remove suspicion from every mnd, ask the fA-
yor Of a commur ication from you on the subject.
With great iegao for yourself and entire corhceacs
in The abe aid faithful ada insts,io OF your De
partment we remain your obeoient servants,
THOMAS W. OLCOrT, RUFUS H. KING
p y LFARNFD J. H. VAN ANTWARP,
e kFrDRlCK, u. GILBERT,
H. IA. Marlin, JOHN SILL
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NpnM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, APfI Z, io0':
C.rt RI A Adams mas been ordered 10 take the
place Of Capt SriDghsm in the present Naval Board
Ons Of tire new Coufts meets here Monday next 1t
consists Of Captains w. w; Mexican, John Pope aud
CD. Van Brunt, with Charles Abet e'd', OF sshlng
fon a, .Iudoe Advocate. The third Court will be Sc
lected 10 day or two. oo,,
The ssle Of the Delaware Trust lands on the go OF
June, Will take plscs at Osswkee, Kansas instead OF
Leoompton.
our dispatch Of last night relative to the appointment
of Commissioner to China.
The coutraet for the marble work on tae extension
Of the Patent Office was 70 day awarded 70 Jonn =.
Couslly o. Baltimore 1t will probably amount to from
$50 900 to Sl00, 600.
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FIRES.
fRY IN GRAND STREET.

At O'Clock yesterday moroing, fire occurred in
the dwelling house No. 81 Grand street, occupied by
David Rebgle, but it was soon extDgushed by the
frtmeu. The Ere originated in closet on the second
floor but from what cause is unknown. Damage 10
fur ture about 1900. Insured for $500 in the Me-
cbspics' and Trsders' Insurance Company. Tho
building, owned by Henry Barclay, Is damaged to the
ubt Of about sl00. No insurance.
FIRE is ELIZABETH STREET.
At q o'clock lest hight fro broke out in the two
story frame dwelling (anocoupied) No. 229 Elisabeth
street The FIRE ore mated in the cellar, and Is sup
posed to have been the work Of an incendiary. Tho
building % owned by John Sullivan. Damage 30.
No. 81, occupied by James Farrell grocer, was dam
aged W water to the amount Of $50. No insurance.
The building ia owned BY Anthony Conmn. and
damaged about so. hsufed for 500 in the Kacker-
becker Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
CHARTER ELECTION AT ST. LOUIS;

Incomplete returns of the city election show the
vote for Mayor TO he as TO lows: oo,
Wmer, Emancpationist- ...........--..4 S5a
Pratt, Democrat. .................-.-.'2'Uo
Lape, AmericaD.- .-..c.i o%o
Mr.. Winners majority viii be about ,ooo-a gres'
many AmericaDs' voted for him. The entire Eman
cipation ticket is probably elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
SERIOUS ARRAY MASSACRE BY INDIAN

CHICAGO, Tuesdsy. Aprl I, 1891.
Ttere vas a bloody afffay at the Michigan Southern
Railroad Depot yesterday, hetween policeman named
John Poster aDt gang of Irish hotel ruauers. O1e
Irishmhn. usmed Patrick Brosn, instantly killed,
and two others SO badly wounded that they are not Ell
pected to live. verdict was rendered at tins Coro
ners quest Of Self defense and Potter was set at
liberty.
sacre Of wte settlers at Spirit Lake, Iowa, by band
of Sioux Indians. Agent Flsn lfeau started with q
company " troops for Fort kldgey on the lnh uif.
Fifteen settlers are reported missl0g. The 81 Paul
Poner of the 27th ut confirms the report OF the
sscre. which occurred on the 9Th Of .rol q Spirit
Lake, IA Emmett County, Iowa, near the Mihnesota
bounoRy
Navigation is open on the lake.
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ITALY.

Diplomatic relations aye suspended between Aus'ri :
and Sardinia The PedmOntese Gazette announces the
recall of Count Pasr, toe Austrian Minister, VITA ID
whole of his legation from Turin The Austrian CHI
zens are transferred to he projection of the Prussn
Minister. The recall takes place without rigorou
diplomatic rupture.
There are reports from Naples Of some relax alton in
the prison severites sso of unofficial mission OF
M Piepeh 10 Paris to concllise the Western Powers.
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ACOUITTAL.

BALTMoKE Tuesday April 7, 1857.
Wilism, Charles ana William &. DAVIS two broth
srs and cousin charged with the murder of Spence
Sawyer at Elizabeth City, N C.. have been acquitted.
The tlial eloited great interest in the State.
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1ppOJNTMEYTS BY THE GOVERNOR.

.ae a,, s YSSs q q: SD 81
NOIAhLs r,.r. Bnrr w Ghswold WEsrcHssrEf-
H Her, S@ ws% s sn a.asy
-Peer A. 'sSeson J. Wheeler REyssfLAER--~m II
Wiz osfIO.-w Ian Csuesnss; sr.ie r. wstssy
q. hard Penney LivsGsros-Wtlam y o.
90 Tsrr-Gordon Bailey, Lue.sn Hs"i.y; n.scis
nE ttoisrn wnism c. Pori. Eshsr AL, rts.on -
p,. w Wright John NJ Tsyios Josepa T. r.ms' ~asAn
VIZ IS Snse''iC observation-disclosures 9.
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TRIAL OF THE REV. ISAAC S. KALLOCH.

BOSTON, Iut-uAy, ApIU iVJT'
The cSe of the R0v. Isaao $. kaIoca ives glven 20
the jury to-day st noon, after charge from Judge
Sanger which occupied an hour and hall in delivery
At O'Clock this evening the Jury not having agreed
upon veroiet, reoess was taken unui Ten, wnsu'
no verdict is decided upon, the Jury will remain In
Aession ali night.
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THE GALE OF MONDAY.

BOsTOs, Tuesday, April 7, 81.
me gaze OF the coast very severe Yesterday and
sst Ilgo'' but We hear OF serious ssers TO ship
ping
Ibe Parket-s!oop Abby Holmes came in collision
with schoorer Yesterday, near the wharf 81 Prov
ince.eNn, and was sunk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
THE MEDITERRANEAN.

Dates from the lonan Isles to the 9th ut. have been
received.
TIE elections are deca;ed void. The Chambers &C.
cuse the Bri sh Government OF having tempered with
The electoral Lists. dissolution OF the Cnamoeis Is
probable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
PERSIA,

An armstica for tire. months is agreed upon oe
tween the British and Persian forces An insurrec1or
he'd occurred in the Persian Tauris, where cousin o
the Shah is Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

Russia having demanded xpsnstion of the rec emit
Iandipg OF 800 Poles and Turks, under Mehemet BY
fom the English steamer Kangaroo on the coast o, Cr
csssis the Porte hes appointed Commission of To-
univ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
SPAIN.

The following is an extract from The london Times:
"Cadiz lett rs state that the forts of Vera Cruz had
fred on the boats of the Spanish war steamer Fsrro
lana VT csc commander hae demanded exp anstion
There are ieveral French and English ships on .he
staten. The Mexcsns boast that they have assist
apce from the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
LATE FROM TEXAS.

NEw.ORLEANs, ra,sdsy. April Z, 1857.
Galveston papers speak highly of the new steam
connection with NswOrlsans by the Berwick Bay and
Opelousss Railroad m !.
n Is tumored that the Hon. Samuel Houst'n will be
Candle ate for Governor Texas In opposition to the
Democratic candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
cHARyER ELECTION AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEw-ORLEASs, Monday, ApII io0I'
TIE ertie American ticket for Distinct judges IL
nrobhby elected rba Democratic nominee for As,o
ciate Judge of the Supceme Court Is undoubtedly
electsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

PoRTAGEvILLE, Livingston Co, April I, p. m.
Two lsTge ttores and two dwellings Ia this village
are 90 FIRE, and canno, be saved. They a;e owned by
II. Stewart and n. Plat
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GERMANY

The Hamburg money market WAS rather easier dis
count having rece0ed 10 5 per cent
Sir John Champion performed the ceremony of kiss
ing hands On hs departure as Minister TO Hanover
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PHILADELrHIA, April 7. 1857.
A collision occurred Yesterday On The Columbia Rs
road between two freight trains and four were de-
molehsd. John Huston the fireman, was killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08


At the Charter Election 10 this city to day the Dem
oorstic ticket was elected BY two hundred msjority