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The Washington union., 1857-04-25
OUR ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

ALRxANpRr,, Saturday cyenng,l
April 25 1857.
Arrivals The schooner Caroline, Capt Hatton arrived
this morning from Pscataway, with grain for D. y 5.
Blackjack and tobacco for shipment TO Baltimore Her
captain reports fisheries still in great
ure inactive on account of this scarcity OF fish 1t is
hoped y fishermen that the close Of tins will be
as much later than usual the has been
The schooner Rngdove, Capt Palmer, sails to-day for
Philadelphia. with iron, and paper clippings from
Shinn & Son to Thomas Webster, jr,
The prices OF fish to-day have been enshad, $40 to Sll
herring Ss So
No transactions have taken place at the Corn Exchange
to-day Yesterday afternoon there few sales Of
flour at Sc III to Sc l5 red wheat 81 35 to 81 43,
The city market this morning was well supplied with
meats and vegetables The prices ranged about fol-
lows: Beef steak II TO 10 cents pork steak IA cents
sausage ia TO IA cents ham, Is to is cents shoulder,
IL to cents dried beef 1Ga cents butter 25 to 30
cents eggs 2} 10 ss cents; chickens 37l to so cents
apiece shad l2I to lsa cents apiece herring 25 cents
per dozen mutton l2l veal 10 10 II cents concd
beef s to 10 cents; corncd pork, IL cents lard l2I
cents potatoes, 81 75 per bushel50 cents per peck
tunps 20 cents per peck sweet potatoes, IS cents cab
bage sprouts so cents; apples 10 cents dried apples
62g to IS cents dried peaches, 81; pie plant 10 cents
per bunch; onions cents beans cents per quart let
tucc, cents per head.
The city councils were both in session on Thursday
night They both referred the following resolution to
the committee on streets
Rssolred That the Alexandria Loudon and Hsmp-
shire Railroad Company be permitted to the brick and
other rubbish the Beverly property for the purposes OF
making rpap To protect the east slds OF Water street
north Of Pendeton, from the washings Of the river
The coupcs also concrred in the passage OF amend
ment Of a city ordinance maxi it penal offence TO sell
wine, ale, or brandy to minors without suihoritY
well as to slaves and apprentices.
Upon taking mp the bill for 1857 in the
mon council motions made and passed to tax
poration stock and bank dividends.
The boards adjourned to meet again on Tuesday night
TnErr H FIsnrowy The proprietor Of country
wagon waiting for fish, relieved OF sxty-odd dol
lars in money and watch wofh $50 yesterday evening
while lying asleep in his wagon. An arrest was made,
but the prisoner was dismissed for want of evidence
There are some scoy looking individuals about Fshtown
and il becomes gentlemen from the rural districts TO keep
sober and wide awake, else sleep 'eh her hands their
poeldbooss" !"
A writer in the Gazette this morning recommends for
the cholera and other diseases in ho the plentiful dis
tribution Of iachea ashes about their pens and feeding
places.
There are very few vessels in port here now, and
y all departments Of business appear to be dull Brsker
times are expected the farming community
get through with their spring work
yIRGINIUS
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

The Nacogdoches Chronicle OF April Ith says
We were visited by severe norther on Sunday and
hard freeze Sunday night Every young green thing
out killed and that not out The growing
corn crop nearly all done for
The Austin Inteligeneer of the llth says
We have seen letter, received by friend OF oup,
from Captain John Pope, IT, s. T. f. stating ''that he
organize another weIl-bong expedition the plains
TO be absent at least two years -
The following paragraph is from the Houston Tele-
graph
On Sunday morning, the l2th learn from different
portions OF the country that the whole face OF the land
was covered With snow and sleet Snow fell within tweu
ty-lye miles oi this place. What coming to /.
This Is certainly the most remarkable spring known
The prospect for 1exas is anything but pleasant.
The Austin Gazette OF the lith instant has the follow
ing item
We glad to learn from distant portions of upper
country that the frost of the night OF the 9TH instant has
not been extensive in its injury TO the growing crops
had been anticipated 1t would appear that this vicinity
has been sco,rged than any other The cotton a
10 be entirely cut down also much of the and
wheat. We that many al farmers replanting
Others disposed Ia risk the coming M of the frosted
Orr gardens have boen great sufferers. The ffost
OF Sunday night killed all the beans peas, squashes
cumbers, and other tender vegetables We must go
work again and rcpant Better late than Our
old citizens say that The signs yet favorable for large
and cotton crop IL becomes TO stir ourselves and
everything will yet be wei with the farmer.
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the wards named O2O families found 2ls destitute Of
the Sacred Scriptures supplied 55 by SALE 90 by dona
on aud that 90 destitute refused receive entire
ber OF Bibles and Testaments Sold 2TT number distrb-
ted gratuitously a. Seventy children of suitable age
were found not attending any Sabbath school of whom
forty were induced to commence attendance.
The agent reports cordial reception everywhere and
in number OF cases much gratitude and thankfulness
expressed on the part of recipients and considerable lib
ey on the part of citizens in contributing funds to
ny forward this work throughout the entire city and Dis
trict.
committee consisting of Rev. j. q. Butler Rev. g.
ID. C,mmins, and Rev. P. H. Gurley, d. d., was appoint
ed TO make arrangements for the anniversary OF the soce
ty ON the last Monday of MAY.
In the interim il is understood that the citizens espe
cally former contributors viii be called upon by the
agent, Mr.. VIM j. Redstrake who carries with him en
dence OF his commission, by officers OF the society
who are known such, for aid in this important work
la view OF the foregoing facts the society respectfully
asks that the usual extended liberaly be mani
tested by citizens in their contributions.
The Washington union., 1857-04-25

NEW VOLCANO IN MExI,o. "A journal of 11altepango of
the 3st January states that in the jurisdiction of Ate
manica in the State Of Jalsco new volcano has broken
out Commencing, according to the relation Of many
pesgops months since, slight smoke observed
between the peaks in deep ravine few days subse
auenty was very disgcty the crater IL kept
larging time progressed and u was reRgyked after
wards that the crater increased towards the north IL Is
said 10 base formed deep road more than league in
Longitude driving along on its sides an immense duanti
ty of calcned stones and coptpuFS o advance in the
same direction u is said also that scyefa ssalI y
duced y suberaneos noises head apd that the route
Of the volcano was m the direction of no population
IL was observed also hat the herasf and Hees qt
considerable distance from the wclc dried COM
pieoly and that lake. not far distant, was hedei 10
that degree that IFS wate were not cold though in the
depth Of winter We learn that ono ~ le populations
that have emigrated Is that Of Tuitan,
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.

sscRSrARs eoArr rSirrp STATS
q April 25, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until la O'Clock Monday the May next
nishng and delivering in tho Capitol
hrst November hundred
anthracite white ash coal in Jumps less
six inches in diameter and entirely foreign
stance tG.f aa5
Also ir hundred and hy cords of best hickory
the piol
In pieces, properly packed
be subject the approval OF Secretary
Security for the faithful performance of the furnishing
the above articles the Secretary Senate
be required sa1
Proposals I've separate should endorsed eproposals
Wood and Proposals for Coal and directed 80 the Secretary
the Senate, Washington
Ap 25-1wf fIutel star kSiaies,l EsA.H
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oFFIcIA:L.
TnsAsrar DrraRraksr,

THXAsrRy pErAEHAksT,
March ~, 1897.
Noce hereby holders stock o the loans Of the United
states that ,hs purchase
june next unless the Of 81 pre-, obaned
and viii IN addition the from the 10 the
hast ssi annual dividend thereon together N ia,
additional interest os the money kwss
Of premium said slocks
For the stock OF ls%2 premium 10 per cent.
the stock of iss7 and isss, per en
commonly called Texas Indemnity so preana
of per cent
dclanani aa,er his no
uc assigned the party
10 receive the proceeds. t..
Payment for tho stocks assigned and transmitted viii he made ~
drafts the Assistant New York fhadel
ph option o the parties entitled receive the Wh
expressed accompanying
HOWELL COBB
Mar l3-stlstJunef Secretary OF the Treasury
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$40 prizes, amounting to si0a, 900
Whole tickets $20-~haiyes $l0-auarters s5.
Please addre all for tickets in the above
to 4. H. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
No. so fayette street, or Box No, 40,
Baltimore, Nd.
T. H. HUBBARD co authorized agents
for tickets 10 the Maryland lotteries
Mar 6--2awcpim&4cp1m. r. FRANCE a Coz
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Fresh Beef and Vegetables for the Navy.

NAVY AGENTS Opcs,
@ .6 April 25, 1857.
GEAI.ED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
~ nce until Monday the fifth day May 1857
the supply OF such quantities Of fresh beef and vegetables
required the Washington station during the fiscal
the LIST Of July ending the Goth
The beef and vegetables be Of good quality the
market affords each article be pound
Bond with approved will be required
mated amount Of the contract and twenty cenam in addition win
be withheld from the amount 81 each 70 be made ca
ea security for the dug performance f the contract which viii
no account be paid until II is fully complied with.
or inade be accompanied act
Congress making appropriation for the service lst64
proved 10th August l8t6) by written signed by
responsible persons the that they undertake
the bidder bidders will his their hid he accepted
obligation within five days, with good sufficient sue,s
furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal viii be considered uscss accompanied by guar
antee, A. GREENIEAF, Navy Agent.
Ap 25--law4wt
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LOCAL NE w s

Tus CIRCUIT COURT Several cases were disposed OF In
this court to-day, but Of them involving principles
or items Of interest to Others than the parties immediate
N concerned
Ca,istln Browne, esd, OF Massachusetts, was intro
dueed by A. Smith, esq, and admitted as an attorney
and counsellor of the court
Mr.. VIM, Queen, Irshman, was nauraliscd
For the convenience Of attorneys, parties &c. we will
simply mention the set Cor Monday next Nos no
SAC, $40, 556 $50, 563 56i, 572, 574 575 576 577.
57s, 579, 5s6
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lAFE or DR KANE Tho life of this adventurous and
heroic explorer is want whics tbe public will desire
De supplied, and glad therefore, 70 learn that the
work IN preparation from the spcrs and a4eiials fur
uShed by his family aud friends sr George Stephen
son. who was member of the Kane Arc,H Expedition,
now ~ Baltimore for the purpose Of procuring suisr
hers 10 the work
The Washington union., 1857-04-25

Das-rhe name of our fellow-ciizen Nicholas Cal
hn s Respectfully submitted municipal
gentleman every necessary ccty
to nl the office of
Ap 25i
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Has-A meeting of the Jamestown Society win be
held At Rnpps Hotel Moaday the 2zh
O'Clock Gentlemen intending celebration
approaching anniversary are invited TO attend.
Ap 2b-lt 4. W. c. HUNTINGTON, Secretary. 3.
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HANSFORD: a Tale OF Bacon's Rebellion By
Il j. ST. George Tucker 81
Washington in Domestic life. BY Richard Rush
The Americans Ia Japan By Robert Tones. 81 o.
Macaalay y Biographical
The Days Of Ny Lie By the Author Margaret Msian
Isabel: the Young Wife and Old Inve 20 cents
Things not Generally Known, BY y, 4, wcns 81 2s.
Ap 20 FRAN(K TiyIop
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s0rCoILEcToR OF TAXEs- James r. Halliday
i candidate for This Office,
Ap 25 diff
The Washington union., 1857-04-25
,UHE CoMPAGNIE LYoNNAIsE. No. a. BouIe

rINHE COMPAGNIE LY0NNAISE, No. 81 Boule-
ward des Capncnes, Paris silk siuns lace novelties
ready made ARTICLES printed musns
This house the highly recommended France
considerable establishment
the manufactures
by the grandeur and o lis
three different streets The C0MPAGNfE IYoNNAEE
articles c their manufacture and thus by bringing purrhsse
direct relation With the manufacturer enabled great
advantages than other establishment
April 10--d1mif .tt
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Corroy IL ALGERIA. We find in recent number of
the Paris Moa,r the official organ Of the French gov
"mmcn the report Of the Jury charged to award the prize
/" 2oceof, given by ihe Emperor annually, for period
OF live from 1853 encouragement for the cul
hvadon Of cotton in Algeria
Already, says the report, the planters Ia Algeria
hSNe obtained two important points towards competition
with me United States quality and equal yield accord
ing TO he quantity of ground planted There remains
third to bc attained and that is the extent Of production
which can OILY be accomplished when the pumber of
hands employed can he sufficiently increased The report
suggests that the yernment would do well 10 give spe
ton /"
The Washington union., 1857-04-25

VTTILLARD'S HOTEL. &C. Il ii. A. Willard.
rennNsuayepae and foursspib street Washington 9.
Jan 2e-dnt
The Washington union., 1857-04-25

FLOWER GAnpESs.We regret not to see more attempts
TO cultivate flowers in the small yards gardens at
tached to large number of houses in this city There
is dwelling humble that IL should not be graced
with its phiox, petunia, balsamine, and convovulus
Fifty cents expended in seeds and hours time each
day in their culture and management would III beauty
and happiness could be estimated by dollars be worth
thousands in the year The flowers best adapted to our
hot the ycrbena, petunia and SALIVA These
will keep constant succession OF bloom and in their
great variety make beautiful pirtere of themselves
The Washington union., 1857-04-25

AND AGENCY, at Council Bluffs, Iowa, and
IL Omaha city NebraskaE LOWE having resigned the
receiver public moneys Council HuGs the purpose
engaging 10 the business above Indicated viii and sell estate
rants both In Iowa and Nebraska
Address ". LOWE,
Council Blu0s Iowa.
LOWE co,
Omaha City, Ncbrasks.
Refers Charles Mason, Commissioner Patens Jc
Fscs osq, once William NJ Ferguson ESQ Psne
Noorse Washington cy and Hon o. W. Jones United s,a,cs
Senate.
Mar 25--df1ms
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STEPHENSS BLUE-BLACK LONDON WRITING.
~ fluid, warranted genuine.
Also sephcns patent upchangcabc London blue writing
fluid
Stephens brilliant red London writing
Stephens liquid
french ink double saperenre just imported dec, from % by
April Il FRANCK TAYLOR
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pURNETT HOUSE, southeast corner Pennsylva-
MIA ayenne aud -Four and Halt Washington g.
siIa.s REYNOLDS, proprictress.
Boarders by the day, week month.
Several large and comfortable suitable for families Ioa
furnished 10 those who elsewhere. - u
choice selection Of wines hqoors and car will always
found o bar. 1G ~a s7le Ntl
Trec lunch every day al III O'Clock. ~, tssr Il
Ap ls-n M
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GEORGETOWN HOUSE. "A solitary stone-cutter has
been very busy during the past week. but suppose
more active operations win be commenced new
post Office is sadly needed and the speedy completion OF
the customhouse in which the Rost Office is 10 be loc
ted is very desirable
The Washington union., 1857-04-25
OF THE ROCKS. by IIuoh Mile,

'
Il Geology is Bearings the Theoogies
Revealed volume of 502 Oiled with engraving
81 -. - FDANtK TAYLOR
Ap "A
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SMOKING TngF.--on "Wednesday robber of a sooty
complexion attempted to enter the house of old Widow
Hardwood, in Brandiord Virginia, by descending Chin
ney lie stuck fast midway, however, in the chimney,
and the old widow heard him. She heaped straw in the
fire. place and lighted IL The robber half sufoeated
roed Persons collected by his cries ho drawn
up with ropes the top Of the chimney dead than
alive and sent to the merces OF the law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23

now learn ,hst he bss vetoed tbra, bit one OF 40
political Importance At last session laws were
pesstd allowing preemptOns on school lands' AZ
GOverDGr. Ia his message. requested that these or
repealed. Instead Of complying win this, ia"
was framed providing hat the Bogus County Con-
uissonrr- .houd sell thee laud. ~ such pre- mp
tors, and the Bogus County treasurer grl 'D'
money While the Governor should is-ue Patent
on them TO he party. AS a piece OF bogus law
there was nothing remarkable IN this: but then j..
Was sluckiDqiy irregular, and the DePartfneh.
bs3 decided sgniLst IT, 20 the Governor Vt'Oed ~
The Hnn-e. where the bill oremated' 'ev
mon pty rassed i. over bis veto; but o. chaI
i,tcatly lo-t be bill, and ia the hurr! Il "a'
ci,coyered until lust about midnight isSs ns"'
UtcU bogus legislation Was winBlAg OUT dDu " '"
zoo i,,e for 4 remedy The other two pins' as
t.,a.ts,.d were the bail bill and the census bill,
b],b fubicb became law without MIN. IA avs
.sled amount 10 lust nothing and the additions 70
t,Fu. lsv ,re still more fearful ~ character, and
ere accurate ard Well-anned ~ pOlitcal weapons
Hut | yas forgetting the Legislature. In BIZ per-
s,rb,la,,ns from executive 10 legislative buildings
Mr.. Gbon was accom- panied by that true sedg-
uent Of bogus law a United States soldier.
With dirty blue uniform sBd cap, an enormous
" cheese. kiie" al bis bet, and shooting irons this
addenda fOlO~ed the Private Secretary through the
mud. & see that peace was preserved. thought
Of Gov. Geary's pe0ce' every tine this panikin
cane ir.
Tie House succeeded in passing The following
re.olutoD, Lich had evidently been framed before
hand:
Bbe-,a The relation, e1rs between % ETecI;ive and
Lesn bfsrctes q our Tzoria GosrFtmeL; AZ If IT,
mot rcidi; 'ind 1h.Tff,ra. 'e j .. c..,,...
~, tie TO liotseI proceed a. h~ eo'e o. ~ st
'iou toI gu % v his FzceDcy a. as Nc, aad rx4it.
such irecy feeTssts becomes one bnEcA 4 our OWN
mI 20 show another, With sssalces Of regard Tor e.. md
D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23
FIRES.

iiRT ~ ALLEN SrREET-FiREHAN Rus OVER
Ats. O'Clock on SATURDAY night = fire occurred in
the ,bcemskershop of VIM. Argyle, No. - Allen
street, in consequence of the explosion Of caupaene
lamp. Damage about So. no insurance.
As Epgine Company No. was proceeding TO the
fire, Nicholas Lawson, one Of the members, fel and
Wa. run over by the engine, and seriously njcred
about the body. His head also was badly cut. lie
was conveyed TO his residence, No. Al Gouvesneur
street, BY he fellows, and medical aid summoned.
FRI N WEST TwEETY-FOURTH STREET.
Al 81 O'Clock yesterdsy morning fire broke out in
the An eiicsn Steel-Pen Factory of William Bal x
Sor. Nos. 3j3 and 3jj West Twenty fourth street,
causing about 500 damage. The ire is supposed to
have originated among pile of shsvingS careiessly
l, near the boiler. The loss is covered by insurance,
but IN what companies We could not ascertain, the
p.opiietors being abeent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23
THE MUTINY CASE.


TEESroS, y. j., March Il, l8j'.
TIE Jury in the case Of the Government Of tue
United stste. egsinet four Of the crew of the EMP
New-YGk, for assault end battery with intent to
uutiny came into Court this morning. after having
beer out the tOle night; and upon being called replied
that they have found all the four defendabts guilty
upon the fret second tbird and fourth counts Is the
Indictment, and not guilty on the sixth seventh and
eighth counis thereof. The rst four counts were for
an assault upon the Captain with dangerous weapons
The fifth count for assault with The came WITH
intent 70 Kill. The lsst three counts for An az
FAULT with I'M nt to peTpetrate muny aud revolt.
On the tao remaining indictments against John
Devlin srd William Rogers the defendants by their
council IetIsctod Their plea of moi guilty and
pleaded 4" nor vM copdtpdere as to the assault.
DitIict Attorney Cannon then moved the Court to
senterc the prisCIers.
Judge DicketsOn, AFTER fe pertinent remarks, sen
tebceo }, hs Dtvln 10 three years at hard labor IN
State Pn,on oDd one day Cd the second indictment;
NIism Rogers to tuo ars and dag on the other
Indictment James Thompson 70 the same, and lillian
Bake 10 N same.
No other busress being before the Court, the same
adjourned for the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23

If tie 7rescut dynasty ADD the nsce,.isy Of res
to,atlou Of the bourtoos
There !, ~ be rotation n Illinois snd no rsta-
tio. ia New jersey. Dough-. h,s put as foo,
down. an Thons'.n has pat hi. foot down; sad.
of cour.e. tn ADM nstrstiOn could Dot afford "a
cott.-t such dftermiratOo 90. go the dyDastc rule
bas 20. snc'ber dig uLder tie fifth rib. Ii must be
very coufor ing "a TIE decsp zted officials IN "a J.
sdelphis, "a 10 ( scrO.. the Delaware and So the
old beads standing ~ TIE old bodice.
Afrr the pr'ncpal Offices are disposed Of next
weeS, it Is proposed to 'hut down the gates FIR
While and give some attention TO affairs OF state,
which have been neglected ever since the 4th OF
March. When Gov. Geary get, here and presents
ri, Gaze personally, il viii be taken Bp IN Cabinet
SUD not before. II bs, not been discussed yet il
the President IS 20 b. credited. INDEX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23

From The New York Dispatch, March Y.
UAIIOTYPEs.-Ibe success Of this new

HAIIOTYPEs.-Ib be- success Of this new ART 10
without parallel In the history OF 81 oseovsres
Ever, the effect produced BY thu. degstf sys
Of m Of hUss.c admission At the mssi 81
b.rdirg OF soue.s the time otness of outss
tIuhupss- representation Bsn. with natural b'isnos
color and srtsc hni-h which dhes eOmpe
riiion GUgkEIs GALLERY No $40 oad~sy 10 throos.A
oay ana small portion Of the visitors are atl't.. whs
pronoupce beautiful OF portrait painting speed
liz by bis process eacnt 10 s espefs taose %
tar b. 81 method The proprietor u this OLery he
.sf.d paius h.u q bis Tor the recepta and
con Of his numerous visitors Tho demand 0x
By this pleasing process Is IN fact becoming 80 frest
lat the a.r red and sful 0uRsEys OaLLssv
a scarcely sLe supply TIE calls their attention and
Learn Il 10 b.sins eft the rooms In possession "
poItist expressing anything but sAiisiaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23

Two grand openings take place to-day. The in
nepse ion store and mandatory of f.. V. Haugh-
wout, cosrer of Broadway and Broome street; and
Tsylors well known restaurant, corner Of Broadway
srd Fr,tkln street. The former establishment is en-
tIrey new the latter elegantly re.gnshed and deco
rHed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23
MARINE AFFAIRS.


TIE Iritcd States mail steamer Hermann sailed on
Saturday fer Southampton and Bremen, with % pas
.engers The steamer Leopold |. left for AntFerp,
with Is cabin and IL -teerage passengers.
The schooner Diaiem Of Glouceser recently 'uok
in Hell Gaze HIS been pumped ont and brought 70 the
city. She has lost part Of her dsckoad Of ish but
rec. wed 70 damage TO her hull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23

Has the Chief Rnsbeer Of the Fire Department r.
.ieped the flee a Receiver IF Take. Ii he hss,
We have seen no siatemen OF tire fact He hiss nov
t.en several weeks az the head OF ;ae FIRE Depart
inert snd peri rms the active dctes of that station.
Wno j. the Receiver Of Taxes and ~ho get, toe sal.
~ We presume tb- Office viii De abolished by the
new Charter but not before the first Of May; nearly
three moths salary or thousand cellars. sOts to
,ou booy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23
Acknowledgement I
Harm E..En IInpIp
A cAnital comedy.

with hi. quaint ttl, s the 10 Lonoou sld
sd B,RsuMs MUsrUM, having Antcips-d al The
tb.Ate. will produce n IN .Kcrllrn style rBis hsssisc
il cham satire the mani, u stock specua Nd
saukng of hat ,hsTaer and been uanssd ny Buck
stone from the French With .ondeul hunor And ability I've
farce. beside THIs ArIERNOos