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dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
i name and style OF MrFERRAN 4 ALEXANDER is
tins day usSplved by mutual consent The business
vii heraiter be carried the old stand by J. L.
MSKRsRAN, who alone IS empowered tu settle up the
business o. the old aTm JAS. c. Mcf EFiIlAN,
j. y. ALEXANDER
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reinforcement.

yIyE regret thai ne are compelled 10 postpone he
w large sale u rteh plated ware. there hzving
bceG detentoE tbs LTxnsulzss5oa * TIA stk-
AZ soan have rrrzhzr aevsca b Fefrrcrre % ts
arrival ~i give nasre thfc1gh The daily l0ornals
y frIrnds ana cus1ozneTs-
j1nel4 BkAJ. " sHtliIr-
y Our sale Of Rlch Oriental and Italian ss4Ei1n-
AIRY x certzialy take place russ1Ay tbs ltih nst
- xe are sure Tie goods are h SIRE, AMI = NJ be
ready for sxh.baioa Aoatsy uooa.
11nsl4 D. =
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Lumber, Lumber, Lumber.
CoUARE CEDAR aud all ether kinds OF Lumber
- be had al the iATrrge saw MILE the Nashville
ana Chattanooga Railroad. 10 mics from Nashville
lau2S-Sm !. ". RihBWflI.
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Hats and Caps for Men. Bows and Children

AN receiving direct from the man
10 uidt tories, all the latest styles OF Spring So
~ a. Summer HATS and CAPS, consisting -
- ~ part Of the best Cashmere soft Fur Hats of
all qualities. Also, full assortment OF mems and
boys Wool Hats and Caps Will be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash. or 10 punctua dealers.
B. R. CUTTER,
No SO and SO. cor, of Broadway and College sts
mar 10 Nashville, Tenn.
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CHINESE SUGAR.

WE are manufacturing and have Coz s4ls 10, q,
w and IS galion ksiiies fer Soslins caisese "a
gar Cane. DohikIS,
sprS-2m No College Get.
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at Cost for eaSb

VNTE have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w Naces which we Will close out 81 Cost for Cash
Persons wanting any Of the above have now an op.
portunity purchase at low down prices Call at No
~ Public Square
mar9-u SNYDER & FRTZZEII
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do HONDAs, LAansrrs, NAbAlas, Arai@s, Ia saiz1s
II and other choice brands, Havana Cigars for SAID
~ DILLON a CO,
Late j. PEAoocG Co,
apr2s-tf Is College street
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SNYDER s. ERIZl

HAVE in store fine stock Of Boots and Shoes OF
every description, which they offering at low
prices marl7-u
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yphyc,s MDopu NE aoly tssgtsev Of P,lrlrss arr
p-rroy ssss yea Va, r'Ooths and days
5xnvasa-At Fac. vi, % Thursday, Juiy Is, yoar Pr
rasu infa1t 500 Ct Ella b. snd MARA e Sevoss seS
"Gop home" d"
srso ON Friday July O. At Sing Sing Vie Hon wnsIAs
S;se q. me advanced age G. more .aaa " ,s.rs Ar.
David Bosmes With whom says. oe stg sing Chrcniotss
be had lived since the obstruction " mo o~a dwelling ~
Gre The NORTH Of November last 400 nom which ne
iaai tina narrowly escaped with his Il o. Mr.. SIG
rsss Of Fog anc bg, came TO ths cou.y more haa 70
years ago, a1d for some III no rravcesss
u shs osy Of New York. From thenee hs removed
years no nas resided psrmAnentiy, SAD dwsx
ne whole OF TIA, time has sustained the char etcr
upright snd dnvout Christian. Deceased va, the
sslee army curing TIE late with Great Britain. shs-
with four others OF q eight obdrec, had preceded srR
father 70 iha tomb ADorg the surviving children
DE Rev Chss Sing and the wife OF Rev David Holmes
far lack TO pero anterior 10 the American Revoua,a
Bs partner ~bo cred few years since 81 the OF &c.
hayrs eern grand daughter OF William Smitn Coisf Jus
toe q rev YORK, under The provincial government
snira-Suddeciy, on Monday, July IL. CaawnA5 Saws.
aged 81 years.
TIE ieccs ard relatives Of hs family are respectfully
invited 10 attrnd tho funeral from bis late residence Ma
3Tl Greenwich street, s tFrdAy) steraocu, al hair pa
three O'Clock.
rRAvs.- Early Thursday incoming, July IL, EsxAas
FORBES rvAvIs, yr eldest son 81 "a end and Macy
Af-e,ia Travis, aged years, nccths and 10 days
Hs remains wili be tsker 70 Greenwood this iFrSayl
morniIe a. nrs o'coek, from tbs resdsISo " his pa
rer's. No l9l West Twentieth street.
wmrx-in this city. on Thursday, July 10 EaLonss
B,scgse, yorugeet daughter of Cromw az and Esssst
White, aged 10 months and days
invited aacod the funeral from the reydoaco of
sxens No la1 Rvnson street. this (Fridsyj assuoss.
@iouf ocotk, without further Invitation.
Gef gave, hetock, he will restore,
ne doe.h all things vol.
rsuntci papers please copy.
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BA1rss-on Thursday, July Is, the mint daughter OF
George W. and Ene-line Baxter.
me trends OF the family invited 10 ationd Tie fune
raj this (Frdayl morning, al len O'Clock, from No liz
Essex street Hor remains will BIO tasen 70 Westminster
BRAisxzD All Baddam, Conn July IL, RxsAs.A BsAD
FORD, wife OF DodAie Brarsrd, OF Bvookyn, " aged
50 years.
DoDgx.-on Thursday, July Is Joxsrsas Waller
Dopea infant Of JonshAo Washington and Sarah Q.
Dodge, aged 10 months and % DAYS
Tho rsasivss and frsnds Of thu family, The companions
OF Phealx chapter A. NJ Adephc Council r. and ; ",
and tos brothers Of hdependeni Royal Arch Lodge NO
are respectfully avited b attend the funeral from no
hor Sc No Hansrsley square, vitheui fartser Iass
h,n The body will leave the bouse IN tne ab'n'''
tSe o'clock, and be deposited IN Greenwood
California papers please copy. -, ~ ,co.,,
EIsAu.--At Havana, On Nesnoscsy Jahs - 1NNNANn
4 FrIsAu OF this CITY, aged 20 years s1d mon'a~-
Erfreorr-Or "wednesday, July IL, Ntei Yong sno
severe illness Of copsurrtop, Macy we of " h1egoN
be friends ana relatives OF the fsmIy are invited 70 ~
,saa The s,rersi from her sie residence No III muh
hs,rv s,rees thIs 1rlJay) morning. M ten O'Clock.
| Cow and Limerick papers please copy.
/ Uotp = On Monday morning July IL, ~ inramna
,on ~ ,hs hran WAlrrs HiL1ER, only 500 Of Chne. L.
and ssrsb MARIA Holbrock, aged months and % days
| sosson papers plesse copy
| torsp,s At New Orleans, on Wednesday, July T. Of
.ponsxy Capt, HAsvvY JoueDAs, master ship Africa
1 Tywsr-At Arcade, Wyoming county, n. Y, RsoDA
urSJbsorox Ixsss, rect OF Rev William Lyman, d. n,
AGED Of ycsrs see born In Lebanon, Conn IN 1851,
ard removed 20 wstericwn, n. Y, Ia lsz6 she v1 IS
| years . church merbx
susH1. IN Nocsay, July "a, 81 Tie reslaeocs q her
srsniiexer, MI ichu oCaasor, No. - fiises susss,
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Police Intelligence.

CHARGE oy LIBxI AGAINST FRANK LxsIIE-THs swirl MILK
INVESTIGATION Reed Of the Eleventh district,
Thursday appeared before Justice Quackenbush and
made complaint against Frank LESLIE otherwise known
Henry Carter charging him with having in the Of
PAPER known az FYank Lesics Iastrated Newspaper,
bearing date July II, pubshed, in the shape OF wood
cut gross and malicious csricature and bo against him
and other Aldermen Alderman Reed and oshers, VIII
be remembered, the Investigating Committee in the
swil milk NATTER and alleged that the cut referred
To cacatures hbeis them The cut represents four
men, stable and COW, OF the is o masculine
mkmaid another Is supposed TO be the proprietor of
These three gentlemen have each whitewah brushes In
their hands Mr. Reed is engaged In whitswashng the
COW and the ether is wL.ewashiag the milkmsid. The
supposed keeper OF the stable In the &C. OF putting into
the pocket Of Of the gentlemen bag marked
and from the pocket Of another bag labelled IS coo
producing. Alderman Reed OF the opinion THAI this
cut ID Intended libel and carcature him well tho
others and consequently makes the complaint. The
gisrate issued warrant for the arrest OF Mr.. Frank
Leslie, and officer Smith, Of the Jefferson Market Police
court, y In search OF him
REAvY RoBBKRY IN A PANEL HOUSE "A few days since
~cu1aeman residing the State OF Connecticut
m nroeAway by French Canadian woman, who induced
him TO accompany her to No. ~ Duane street, noted
u.nel crib be remained In her short time, and
then returned 10 his hoel, where be discovered
shsi be had be6Q robbed Of 81 500 In bank bills
whlc At the house Ih>queson He made known bis loss
10 the police suthord6R and officers Elder and McCord
dcputed attend te Abe case On Wednesday the
officers arrested Steven Sherwood the keeper of tho
place. could not find the Canadian girl abe having
Rec the city, did they recover any OF the money.
Sherwood, II Ia said, Was the Paramour Of Susan Smith,
who formerly kept notorious panel crib at No 80 Tho
mas street, and vino In the State prison. hav
ing been convicted Of stealing $500 from q countryman
before Justice Qusckenbush and locked up for eKamina
zion.
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Affairs in Albany.

ALBANY, July Is, 1858.
A call for meeting Of the American State Coun
Gil on Tuesday, August "a. will be issued to-day.
The representation will be one from each subordi-
nate council. The State Council fixes the time for
the American State Convention.
The statement that meeting of the directors of
the Central Railroad was held yesterday for the
purpose OF declaring dividend is erroneous. It
was not dividend meeting, but simply business
meeting of the Board.
Hon. John N. Wilder died in fit of apoplexy in
this city at the Delavan House this afternoon.
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PeoNENApx CoScmt.--Some new features have besn
added 70 the programme OF the promeuadc concerts
nightly given At the Academy. Among them IL umoyes
grand orchestra fantasia called the Savoyards Droam,"
which has not hishevto been performed here.
EIsto's GARpss MIR. Blake win this evening play his
favore character OF Mr. Primrose In The nsirthsul ae
comedy OF Popping the Question" promenade concert
follows In the Illuminated garden, and then Mr..
BsouRhams extrsvAsanr OF "Cousabus."
wAAcxs TnxArRx will doubslcss he tbronsed with bs
admirers Of the lively Mfs W J. orence, whose sensat
Is announced for this evening Her selections consist OF
the "Happy Man." "Lola sbnicz' and ths rAsslzs little
Affair styl led "Mschievous Annie"
InE FnESCH DsAsAuc CoMrASy will perform nj Metro
poman Hall opposite Niblo's this evening os the benefit
Of the pincpsl and very popular sytss Of the corps
Nile Juliette "Cisrmons ou une Terame dArtisie" ca
interlude and "EAmans Bouquets" the bilrs
AsxucAr Nrsxrw-professor wyman's magical so
rees aud vensrlooual exhibitions appear 70 be rhy
reished by the crowds of PEOPLE Who surround HIS
mantle throne every afternoon and evening He rtainy
understands his business mpoughiy
WOODS NrSsrrrts having complete monc ocly Of the
coored opern business at present. are Of course doing
well. But, for the time being, they no, alone in
debted for their success 10 mnstresy they exhibit
panorama Of the Hudson river that y alone worth the
admission fee.
PAfAcE GARDyy.-The managers G this new but already
very popular pce Of rsscrt hsvo made arrangements "
give another brand promenade under drsc
ton of pr, raomss Baker, 10 nofsos svsaax
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Our Oardenas Correspondence.

Cardinals, June II, 1865
Efforts to Losd CaTgces of Bosagss-7he Governor Refuses
Brihes-A Cargo Of One Thousand LANDED in the Night,
dc, dc.
BY tho .me this reaches you the article that has como
out day 10 the Daro de Ia Marina has been read by
you.
Tie Diario says that your correspondent must have
been mistaken in stating that twenty six cargoes Of bo
zaes have been landed here the island Of Cuba from
ihe 10sh Of March last After this says that the vig
lance OF the Spanish and British cruisers would not give
the slAves opportunity OF landing their cargoes ex
cep. On some aninhababls part OF the coast Now can
tell the person Who wrote the said article that he Is be-
bind hand in Government is innocent as no
tries to make appear. About two weeks ago gentc-
presented himself before the Governor and tried TO
buy OF him thousand schedules Of negroes The Cover
did net assent to his request but know whether
he Afterwards complied. The gentleman offered him
$l7 piece. Afterwards another gentleman tried 10 buy
three hundred, but with the few days
after this occurrence cargo OF bozales thousand
number, were landed as freight OF principal
whaSves and marched for the plantations The cargo be-
onged to two three persona Now, impossible
government say that ignorant Of what was going
on The government well know what the schedules
for.
Is easier to land here q cargo OF negroes than bar
rel Of -four without bribiug the customs Officers.
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The Tehuantspsc Expedition.
IN TuR EDITOR or THE UHRAID.


Various statements have been made in the city papers
respecting the character o persons Of the Tehuancpec
expedition recently embarked per bark Rapid As these
statements Injurious and unjust beg you 70 state
the follow ing facts
In The Gt place. considerable number Of the persons
OF the expedition engineers and other occn OF the
company, physician, several mechanics OF high yrAds
and forcmer. There many Of these that far a.
appearance "a concerned, the expedition ought "
respectable.
As regards the nborers, they selected with great
care from hundreds Of earnest applicants for desirable
employ ment in healthy region Their health, habiH add
efficiency all carefully looked 10, under the phys
clans supervision, by the officers, who could have
motive 70 select other than such would do most work
and give least trouble.
There were no "wemen" OF the party, and no ,'hard
charscters" wero admitted 90 far ~ We knew or could
prevent
have doubt that the party, In all u members, Is
the best or ~ good, ever started from this city on
working expedition.
The bark did not sail yesterday, bur will 70 day.
JNO. MCLEOD MURPHY, Experimenting Engineer.
WEDNESDAY, July Ia. 1888,
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nARYIA0Es AND DxArHa-


BEApIrnoS-ClArP.--on Thursday July rs, ~ he resi-
dence Of the brioo, by the Rev. Geo. Potts Esssx,
BsApf 10 Mrs. MARr Cr-srP, OF this city.
BuDU-fur.-M Pine riAips, Dutchess county, on
Wednesday, July Ia, by the Rev Vim. " Sayre G. Nor.
rxkR BxLDEs, Of Carmel, 70 1ssE F. daughter OF Levi
Beet.
BABcocx-DoDca-In Brooklyn, Thursday, July Is,
at tho residence o. the brides father, by the Row Mr.
Faag. DAVID BAsoocx " Jxsss r. youngest daughter
Of u X Dodge.
Bausu-RruuoS 81 Barthoiomew's church, on
THURSDAY July Is, by the Rev. Lew r. w. Bsich, ID.
formerly Of this city, CIsros RRrsH SusAs FRl0crx
oldest daughter Of the late william Rushon, all OF tns
city.
6mre-ErFsposy.-On tuesday, Jane %, By the Rov.
A. A. WOOD. In the Central Presbyterian cbursb, Broome
street., JSsx WAausero Gtsne 70 EnwA Jxwsr EtMpN.
poey daughter OF the late Alfred xncudorf all of tina
cay
LAsu-CtAM On Tuesday july 49, by IN, Rev. Samuel
D. Burchard Mr.. Nssg n B.sx tosiss HAs2IFr r. young
daughter OF Alexander Clark, Es,., az Of New yo<s
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Ths Board last evening President Clancy N thc
chair
Petitions received In relation to frauds in Wash
Dston market Referred to the COMMITTEES naysg that
matter In charge.
resolution offered inquiriug why the oonivsst for
tho iron railing for Tompkins square has been adver
tised for BY the Street Commissioner
Alderman TUCKER opposed tho resolution. He upds.'
stood that the Street Commissioner preparing plans
for the work. therefore, the adoption OF she resolution
should be suspended.
On vote being taken, the resolution adopted
oution requiring tho Street Commissoasr o.
anime the bills for work done while tho title 70 that OIL
WAS in litigation, was<ofered and laid over.
resolution offered requesting tho Croton Aqueduc&
Board to report the papers In their possession in relation
70 tns growing, &C., Of the Broadway pavement
The petition Of John G Nssmith vas received on the
resolution reducing the Of 1896 80 for encng
vacant lots on Thirty eighth street. near Broadway, under
N agreement with James Furey formerly Street Com
missioner. IN alleged that Mr.. Furey divided up the
Of 1853 which required him to advertise for proposals for
the contract also alleged that thirty cents per feet
which wonld amount TO si4s so, would DO fair prco,
instead OF 1886 SO as charged
resolution reducing tho asssssmcnt was adopted.
SMALL EiGInH AVENUE RAILROAD.
Inc report OF the Committee Railroads in favor OF ro
qreetrg tho Eighth Avenue Railroad Company connect
their track Ut Chambers street with the Hudson River
Railroad track and To run cars thereon through Hudsop
~
TO FIFTY hrd street. tar praoScsble for tbs
modaaOu Of city pssssugCrs, was called up
Nwas cpposed BY Alderman FUCKER, who spoke at
some length. He thought the Eighth Avenue Railroad
Company had already too much power. They hao the
control Of the city government and be (ald had boon
told BY party Interested in the company that they had
known be would take position agslcst extending the
powers Of the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company they
would have eudeavored W defeat his election
Alderman BOOM produced petition (several yards
long, and sAd TO contain two three thousand names)
from citizens asking for the Hudson River Railroad Com
pspy 70 small to Fifty first atreet, at faro NOT
exceeding five cents for each passenger
Alderman TUcKER said that the psto0 was almost IS
give 10 the city $50 for tue privilege tnat they
now, proposing give the Hudson River Railroad Con,
pary for nothing He had great many queer things
done In the Common Council. but II this Is oonsum-
mated it would be the cap sheaf. He urged thai the
matter be laid for further consideration.
After some debate, Alderman TUCKER moved to
aneod BY striking out the Eighth and inserting
the Sixth avenue. THIS Was lost and the whole matter
laid the table until Monday next, to which day
tho Beard adjourned.
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B~eak In the Erie Canal.

SCHENECTADY July 70, 1858.
A break occurred in the Erie Canal about ten
o'clock this morning, half mile west of here, on
section thirty over q culvert. There is about
seventy-five feet of the bank gone. The water is
being drawn from the level, and active steps are
being taken to repair the breach at once, which will
probably net interrupt navigation over two three
days
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News from Nassau, N. p.
OUR NASSAU CORRESPONDENCE On.

NASSAU, Bahama, July 7, 1858.
Arrival Of Tie Steamer Aaonsic-Egots TO Start Steam
Line Nth the United States.
The American steamship Atlantic arrived here from
New Orleans on Monday morning last, en- route 10 Key
West believe the object OF her visit obtain the
carriage Of malls bat no American house company
can ever hope TO succeed with in that respect when
Southern port Ia the ships destination
Our Legislature expressly excluded the Southern ports
for this reason that a. the taxpayers all whites
and the subsidy 10 out OF the public chest
would not be fair thai they who could not avail
selves of the steamshp passengers should pay towards
her support-there being SO many disseeAole restrc-
tons southwark.
in some former letter mentioned that the local gov
ernmeut has offered I'll 500 sterling year for i've years
for steam communication between Nassau and New York
between New York, Nassau and any port ports IN
the island Of Cuba elsewhere, 10 render Nassau
An intermediate port for the carriage Of malls and par
sepgers
The Atlartic sails this morning,
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PITTsBURG, July IS, 1858.
The steamers Arctic and Great West were des.
troyed by fire this evening, at the Marine Railway,
two miles below this city. The Arctic was valued at
fifteen thousand and the Great West at eighteen
thousand dollars. The former was insured here for
SIX thousand dollars. The latter was also insured,
but the amount or in what Offices is not known.
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News from Martinique.

From The P0rt Of Spain Gazette June rs.
By private opportunity this week we have boon put
In possession Of Martinique papers to the 18th Tho
France Otre M Of the 10Th, notices the prevalence in
St Pierre and several other localities of the jsundce
which attacking and woman, European and Creole
Admiral dc Gueydon had arrived at st. Pierre II ON La.
guayra, IN the fri9ate Cleopatra After remaining few
days in g. Pierre the Admiral took departure for Fort
DO France, where he IT, From thence he proceeds to
Newfoundland. which has been Fixed upon the winter
quarters OF the fleet
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ooLiiss inE os srxAsusins YET sorD-we Gro glad
informed on the bcst authority that the sale sf ne
Co rs steamers TO the French has been made end
that tn 30 mssnoens sseamershe finest and fastest In
tbs worn '-have nos yet passed from thsirAAmercau
ownership. Apropos or these steamers their friends
claim that The quickest trip OF the steamship Vanderbilt
behind the 81 'rest trip Ct the Baltic By about thirty
minves Time b. - shave, but Il will do.
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NmIo's GAaDxS Tho excssns company 1t this house,
and the admirable selection Of playa In which tho artists,
Aessrs Blake, Brousham, wh ,ategh md Davenport up.
pear, draw full houses nightly In addition 70 the old COM
edss We have had this week revival Of Mr.. Brougham's
clever Columbus" with the addendd or Honeric
ballad azsnt the adventures OF the Gallant Ffench Cap
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WAsnIaGrON, July 10, 1858.
John j. Schroeder, instead of Samuel Hippell, has
been appointed Postmaster of Leavenworth, in place
of CIazksoR, resigned.
Charles Ross, of Cincinnati. has been appointed
Supervising Inspector of Steamboats, for the Fifth
district, vice Davis Embree.
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Tssc Academy or Musac AFFAIR.
suPxEsrB COURT--.sPrcIAL TERM.
F,Newa 49, AryHbam.

ycrr is.--ne People If ne Sssk Of Nsw Tort ". Abva
Hs~ D. Russell, bernard n Urlman Edward s. Mallory,
W. g. Allen ard othevs--A motion 70 this
rom the Court Of Sessions 10 the Oyer and rerminer
ane and agreed 70 by consent OF the District Attorney
gh< Pegt ps Patrick Murphy, Ernest Keyser, Wiiiovs
cyos and W. s. Ae, by consent Of the District Attorney
sh also removed from the Sessions 10 the Court
az Oyer and Tevmner.
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ACADEMY or MUsIc.-The new programme OF last even.
ing, which includes several admirable pieces for the
chesrs and popular ballad BY Mr.. Perring will DO
pested TO- night Those concerts well managed, aud
very agreeable 70 tho ounger well the musical
nosseur But they are promenade concerts; and why
don't the psope promenade
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The Ohio River.

WHEELING, July Is, 1853.
The water in the channel Of the river at this point
now measures nine inches, and is rising. Freights
are going of promptly, as the boats are plenty and
The rates low.
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rrEscu Tas.raa--Mle JulIcties beue6s tonight VIII
aserd our french residents opportunity 10 display their
ssloa. gNussry. Three good pieces are announced
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HALIFAX. July Is, 1868.
The Canada has not yet made her appearance
hexe. The weather is very foggy, with light south
ceiywind.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK p. M.
The weather still continues very foggy, with no
7AdicGtions Of the Canada.