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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

The STREET COMMISSIONERS CONTROVERSY. -
A good deal Of excitement is being created in
municipal circles by the pending fight between
Mr.. Devlin and the Mayor for the Street Com
missioner's Office. Judge Davies yesterday
rendered decision, declining to take any steps
to Install Mr.. Devlin in that Office. No doubt
Mr.. Deyiin will not be content to submit
under this rebuff, but will try the pulse of other
judges. Meanwhile the Mayor is taking every
precauiion to prevent q possible seizure of the
Office by Devlin. 1t presents somewhat the ap-
pearapce of beleaguered fort.
Up to the present moment, Mr.. Devlin has
made nc public eAor. to rebut the ugly facts
charged in the Mayors message. A satisfac-
tory explanation Of these matters would some
what avail to conciliate public opinion in his
favor.
1t is not likely that the excitement now exist
ing at the City Hall will subsde for some days.
The Board Of Aldermen NEE. on Monday. when
the subject will be taken up. 1t is understood
that the Mayor proposes to ill the vacant Office
by the nomination Of Mr.. Cooper son Of Peter
Cooper. This gentleman has the advantage Of
being wealthy and honest; he would doubtless
FL the important Office Of Street Commissioner
With integrity and honor. He has the msfor-
tune, however, Of being the Mayors brother-in-
law; and after certain recent developments Of
nepoiism this viii tell against him. lie has
the further misfortune of being President
Of the Central Committee at Tammany
Hall lie is therefore strong democrat
and would probably were he appointed,
distribute his large patronage among the mem
bers Of the democratic party. This would doubt
less be very unsatisfactory to the republicans
and Americans. who had to bear the heat and
burthen Of elec.ing Tiemanu; there are, more
over, certain democrats who would likewise op.
pose Mr. Cooper for other reasons, So that the
Street Commissioner fight may last some time
yet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

TrIy CARR AND BrsrEED LuxL CAsg--The
curious indictment for libel preferred by Mr..
Busted against Mr.. Carr, and growing out of
some assessment affairs, was postponed few
days ago in consequence Of certain necessary
arrangement on the part Of Mr.. Whiting, the
defendants COUNSEL We understand the trial
will positively take place on Monday or Tues
day next, before Recorder Barnard.
This case takes the form Of AZ Indictment for
libel. but il is understood to be rather an inves-
tigatior into street assessments and other mat
ters in which the Corporation Counsel is con-
oerncd- Mr.. Whiting, the counsel for the de-
fendsnt intends, il is stated 70 introduce vast
body Of evidence which will exhibit the working
a. the asscssmen. system. by which the taxes Of
the city have been increased within the last
few years 10 nearly ten millions NJ. Carr and
Mr. Busted are both well known democrats
AID selfmade men-the former having been
sevtral times appointed 70 foreign oonsulates
by democratic administration ard the latter
occupying the important position Of Corpora
tion Counsel. The trial will not be so rnuch az
issue between the personal characters Of these
y
city government as connected with the Office OF
Corporation Counsel. Regarded in this point
Of view, The case viii he particularly interest.
ing and may throw great deal Of light on the
means by which our city taxation has been 80
enormously increased of lste.
THr ExCfTLaESr AZ HNu-We coffee chat
the Hay liens have not yet 60. oyer their wrath
apd fury against this journal They are posi-
lively fosming with rage because We tell the
truth about them. If they make much more
noise wc shall have to LET loose an army of Gil
busters against them, and mako 40 end Of them
at once.
Mr.. YEADoS AoArS.--Mr Everett, az the pub.
lie are aware, is lecturing in the South on Wash
ington. Az Charleston, s. c., where he was
enthusiastically received committee was ap-
pointed to present an address to him. and that
committee chose as their mouthpiece our old
acquaintance Richard Yoadon whose peculiar
style Of oratory We have heretofore noticed.
Mr.. Ycadon lcvellcd the following cxorlium az
Mr.. Everett, o. soon as he was within range
"Mr. Everett, orator, patriot, sage, Cicero Of
America, laudaior Of Washington, apostle of
charity high priest Of the Union, and friend Of
mankind There is no reason &c suppose Mr.
Yeadon was act sober d The ane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

To United States socr CT war John Adsrss csmmanoes
u,g fem hound home, was At ~ He'erH
,hc oh 81 Mach TIE ship Haivira Vida, wsch arrived
AZ tis rert ,,serssy frum Annoy via Sng4pfc and "a
Heiera. brought raail from Tie joan Aasns.
Tbs rp,ed states slocp OF 81 louis, lying NJ Ne
u,nos,vn Navv Ynrd went mo the dry uotE ycsterfny
ysyy ige of the ssppcr hc- bottom, sxalnsoE
y s,,s \, lie of use The whole viii be- tss 90 RuA va
r,acss ith new she viii urdo-gc ho-orgt oyctr.s5ag
90 al NE tinted States eloep ofvr Nrcenncs ana
viii conc out Of the dry deck a. good Go new.
T1,s Url,cc st.tes steamer Ws,eTwich, Wm. s. Ioven
oornsraaoer arrived YESTERDAY .ren Wsshine;o va es
fos In thirty six hours. She w SSso O~- Gays Tor
Ebqtcn.
rAr TsufA rAf IA letter bac will - iesT scNea h ire
United states squadron 10 TIRE last Indee tom Naval
Library Instute, Boston, about The r6ib April
All letters aud rewupapers Addressed 70 Nc caro- RI the
"Untod safes Naval Library Iss,ate, Boston, aass y
will be Forwarded q sent "a eeeson
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THILADFLFHIk srVtk HVkNU. -
PHILADELPHIA, April l6, 1854
Socks heavy. Pennsylvania STATE ga, S6L; RssdsQ
Railroad 22A Morris Canal AZ Long Island Railrcsd,
ny; fennsyfvsnia Railroad, a.
Mopuv, April rs, 1853
The tales Of cotton 10 cay 800 bales Prices
unchanged, but the market "a arie buoyant
CHsaiEsTos Apru 10, 1858
The sales Of cotton 10 cay 200 bales and Tor
week eco bales. Good mlddiing 10 mddirs fair l2.o
a12sc.
SAVANNAH, April 10, 1858.
The lower grades o, oot.oa lave declined &c nc.
BAIrixoar Apn 10, 1895.
mixed ADD white. csc a tTc, yellow, CSC. seoo. Provi
sions m advancing ie1isrcy.
PInLAnwruiA, Ap-fl ~, 1854.
Flcyr unchanged Wheat dull aud aucsstcns barely
msrtapet-rec 81 % ~ 10. Yelov corn has dcciie-
ed ic. Gales Of - GO rushels at eec nc. whsssy
steady 81 22c.
CrN-vvku, kyrN tS, 1853.
Mess PORK adva-ced; salss SEQ b5s At si7 tno mar
ke closing with bayers tna- sellers a, taiJ rate
Lard N barrels active -ses 5000 bbS al loc. lsc's
and bulk meats held higher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

Tue TELEGRAPH Across IHE PLADs.-The
scheme for constructing telegraphic line
across the Plains from the Mississippi to Cali
fornia, by way Of Utah, is one which ought to
commend itself to every mind. IL is much
more practicable undertaking than the layiug
of q telegraph wire in the bed Of the ocean,
which is about, We trust, to be accomplished.
1t is more feasible by far than the Pacific Rail-
road, about which we hear so much A tele-
graphic wire stretching across the continent
would unite the Pacific and Atlantic States in a
close bond Of union, and would confer large
benefits on commerce. We hope the subject will
receive due consideration.
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eures-some acted upon in one house, some re-
ported in one or both houses, and some project
ed, but still untouched-arc among the items of
unfinished business -
l. Tho project Of . general Baaxrupxav. In course Of
p<epsrss,oa In both houses
Tns bill for the admission q hiaassosa-passed tho
Senate.
g. Various Tsrri,cris, bills relating A1iz,na Carson
va:ly aad ether Territories
L. Sevess, river and barbor bills.
Several homestead land Distribution sad other land
schemes Of spc,s aod pturter.
bill for the admission Of Oregon-noa yet reported
Several bills Tor the further Of passenger
ships.
o. Two three different projects for the future
ton ot the government printing.
O. Al International Copyright Law.
And variety of other bills aud resolutions,
good, bad and Indifferent, too tedious to men
ton. OF course, with anything ike ju-
dicious consideration Of the regular ap-
preparations, and a few other measures
which must be passed at this session,
large catalogue of these aforesaid I'M
finished jobs will 60 over to the next session,
and perhaps to the next Congress We have
entertained some hopes that general Bankrupt
law, embodying the leading features of the com
prehensiye plan of Mr.. Toombs, would at least
be taken up and ventilated this session; but
the probabilities now are that it will mot BE-
touched.
After Kansas and her border rufiians, the de-
mands and necessities Of Mr. Secretary Cobb
must be attended to. His expenses are heavy
and biz receipts are slim. His twenty millions
| of treasury notes, it appears, are but drop in
| the bucket 1t is said that he must have ten
millions more, or loan to that amount, to
make both ends of the fiscal year meet. This
must be looked after, and it may involve the
necessity Of some notifications of the tariff
to increase the present insufficient receipts from
that source, in the interval to the seventh Of
June.
Now the game of the lobby iobbers begins
They have lao time to lose, and the duty de-
wolves upon every honest man in Congress, and
particularly upon the President TO watch these
lobby harpiee, or they will reduce the govern.
ment to bankruptcy. even upon the regular ap'
preparation bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

1thTIhNl NIfTI f"WNl
In The Iter murder tut Jury ernpanrelled
OF teE ocsCk " dsy, when the District ATTORNEY Mr. Hu
son cpered for TIE prosecution Ne proposes % prove
the former saf reputation CT stout bis family ard tie
tine &C TIE murder by tie watch In ues pocket ch
s&pped 81 twenty minute before nine O'Clock on the
nsht Of the 18Th OF December, a: vhch timo IA sup
prscd he thrown the bazk and dragged 10 the
river The Cororer was the erst witrcss called Tie
described the grounds q the OF tue murder and the
appearance q Is.ilsa when fo1nd The second wbess
gave Tie nature aud Orient ~ The wounds found oa Ia
ues 81 tie cOzclussn CT las testimony IT, court AL
icVrnpd.
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House Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, April l6, 1868.
The House was mainly engaged private bills 70 day.
Mr.. GIyGMAN (adm.} OF n. c., In responding 10 far
remark Of Mr. Letter explained that he ief the wing
party because became abotonized and siace taen he
had found Captain RyrdeB 10 be honorable man wis
had been badly slAndered-
Mr. GpDrSGs opp of Ohio, recollectcd when be aaA
Mr. Cngman stood aide BY side AID added tina: his IeAy
ing that party was for his OWE good.
Mr. CIISchAs replied that the gcntlemAn's party had
been beaten since he left IT, and their vote on tbs
Cxiuenden substitute good proof OF their pencooe
he coloquy caused much merri,nenL
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

TAG NEW Police BILL FOR WAsHISdroS
CnY.-Some of our opposition contemporaries
are making great fuss over the bill which has
passed the Senate, and which is now before the
House, providing special government police
force of one hundred men for Washington city.
The bill is denounced as scheme for giving
the President Pretorian guard. But this 10
all stuff. The city of Washington by the fede-
raj constitution is placed under the control Of
the government, and is very largely subject to
its support under the obligations assumed by
the government Congress has the right and
the duty of exclusive legislation" over the fe-
deral city " in all cases whatsoever" and if
police force of one hundred or one thousand
men be necessary to maintain law and order
there, it is the duty Of Congress to provide it,
and the President is the proper officer for the
supreme executive control Of this body OF spe-
cial policemen. According 10 al accounts from
Washington, il is overrun with border rufiians.
burglars and assassins, and the city is too poor
to help itself Duty, justice and expediercy
therefore demand the passage of the bill in
question. We have had enough of border ruff
fianism in Kansas. To ask that cut-throats and
organized gangs of highway robbers and bur-
glars shall have full swing under the the very
roee Of Congress is asking little too much.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

BaoADwAY TnArz1-hr. and Ms Waller appeared
last nzhi n trsgodyor rather In Or old tragedy
vsrod-"Pnip Of France" b. Nsrsden, the author OF
"Ttc Ps,.lcAzs rsceh.er." II Ia based on the well
kuovu story Ct Philip Augustus, his marriage Of
state policy with tie daughter OF Cazute, King
Of Denmark, In defiance Of his lore for EArie
&c Keranie, ls divorce nom the Queou By consent
Of tie bishops Of Fra-ce, and the elevao, Of Marie to
the hrore The Pope retusng 10 concur 10 the jucguez
Of the bshops lays his 90 Philip and his kirgcom
To remove the raedeto, from his people the Kiag
senis 10 restore b. former queen snd Esre departs from
Paris. Philip engages IN war with the allied powers. Ia
victorious AID hs queer csgusted with her loveess he,
resre- into conveni leaving the King free he 1ies 70
Marie, ouy r. see her e.e 10 bs arms. NJ. aud Mrs
waller d5tul Justice to their parts Of Philip and Marie
The Last the third act where the maieoctcn Of
the Pope pronounced ~ Tie bishops and Marie TO save
the K1g fron ih effects lays her nj his feet, IA
highly crsustc, ard well sustained last eight The
death scene Ct Ware also admirable. II was indeed
fearully % nature. Mr. aud Mrs. Waller called
cat Tie close Of every act ard very warmg sppaated
The hcuse was crly tclerebT good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17
The Street Comnstasio.er CoafrosessS.
sUFRENE CoU7r-sPgcfAL TERN
Before bon. Judae Davies.

A7sI ie-CharIes Deuiin w. Ddaiei y CorovH-rhr
application fer VII, Of TO put plaintiff
IN posscsscn OF the oec aas bosks maps &C, OF ihs
Street Ccr-1ssorcrs peyar;r.ni Which was sabu',isi
70 the Court yesterday TIT morning Judge Davies rem
Nr. Devlin Street Commissioner ny tne Judsmeet o'
the Court 81 Appeals and that refusal on the par' o ~
person 70 give Er posscesor CT tho once &c IN ues
anoc Of thai inhanleni onit amount " lnsoenehnN
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AoclpKu TO Carr FouaEs-A souneyLai serious sccl-
dent occurred H. TIE gres, tasso Carl Fcrmes Won
day last, at Sstrn psss While be aud Mr. Gnsobe tue
assistant q Mr. Ullnnp were taking ride together their
horEe toos fright at come object In TIRE road ard oNhed
away furousy upsetug the carriage, and throwing 10th
gentle With much severity upou the grouad. Beside
o'hsr rjUrie Mr. Forrnes Tad hs leg ABOUT the knee
baly hurt, While tie injuries 10 his ccmparion we're
pr-cl ally ntcrt The bead, bal ret &C serious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

Rev Dudley A. Tying met with spus accident OF tho
18Th, At hs place 81 Biookdcld, Conshchocser,
Montgomery county, Pa The reve'crA genslsan, while
engaged about NGeshrg machr Z, which was N opeTe
tor, had his right caugb,r the machinery and very
badly laceFsted I0iors ~ As flesh aud muscles weys
torn from the ern, and vtry pe,ous ~ourd ws' inrc
ed Hm attending Thy sca- "a fearirl that be VIII oss
The use ol the LioD.
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THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER pEspsrca.

THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER pEsPkrCH.
TIE C0UET OF APPEALS on The OLD P0LICE DUES
TI0N--Tgx CASE TO BE RE-AyGUED-THs POET
wARDENS ACT SUSTAINED.
ALaAyT, April 1e, 1853.
Tue Court Of Appeals on the decision OF the Supreme
Coar. declaring the OLD police force OF New York not To-
galy discharged Glands four TO four Rearganent is
therefore ordered.
Is reported that the Port wardens bill is sustained BY
five to three, but this ia nc. certain
The adjournment Of the Legislature appears entirely
tai,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

SwNDriNG INSTITUTIONS or New YORK --
These arc the gih enterprises the lottery policy
ofices, the Peter Funk auctions, the obscene
printing establishments, the gambling bells, and
other speeulations too numerous to mention II
Mr.. Tiemann can demolish these installations he
will he entitled 70 n statue
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Arrsas OF Sc, Captain or che Charge OF
Murder

BryrON, April 10, 1858.
United States yArshsl Ryniers, OF Ne~ York, add his
assistant, arrived ia ts city this morning pursuit q
CAP; Green OF the Ehip oi New Xork who charged
VIII man laughter in tliirg janice Kelley enc q MS
crew nt sea lie found al the New l.lsiand House
sld taken back H. Mes York Tor trial.
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BOsros, April 70, 1858.
Two men rsuei Phillip Arrested TINS after coon,
ut the American Rouse, bg cheers from New YORK,
charged with beng oonreccS viii bogus coGee concern
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

Tn kFRfCNs Nsv--7te a,vices per sissunsLir Africa
were psced In the National Telegraph OdAe In tbs cry
st twenty minutes clock yesterday erenoon and
lr despatch reached New Orleans a twenty rrtes be
fore ven occox the ehiring having beaten time forty
minuics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

THuRLow WEEDS GREAT political. FmM-
HIS PicruRE or HIxsELF.-In the. Albany Ewcx-
ing Journal Of tho 18th inst, Thuriow Weed
publishes the following picture of himself.
drawn up by . committee of his own party, and
served out in the shape Of business circular
upon the Legislature. 1t is beauty, and
comes from the proper mint and with the
proper stamp:-
The history of che leader Thuriow wee6) Of 'hs Re
qeccy is tissue Of repeat Injuries aud GsurpaAoas ell
soute y rsrny people Of the State 10 prove
this fac are subni1sd to she representatives OF mo
pcPie-
B centre located AZ Albany and its influences extending
IN al dfeCt.Ss.
p He bss in order 70 accomplish bis own selfish do
society wig: sSodegs or Infamous notofiety, who, On
important occasions resod 70 testify to the truth on the
q, euad lDat il would crim.na,e themselves.
Fs has resorted TO dishonest means 70 enable him 70
pay It's eisssriss ievyipg black mail upon STATE con-
= as9 10 y APsnT 70 seek Nye Scu
He has. through the operations OF the political ma
chisery Under hs con.ro at Albany prevented rct.on
in Office ard attempted 70 grind these Governors under
his nse who dared independent Of his counsel.
S. He has caused sucn OF his tccS az have reserved
State patronage oppose sae election o. we
pledged bis individual profit aud aggrandizemeot De
cAuse their high character forbade to IDEA OF hI ability
g. he has assumed the control Of tbs various commits
sons throughout the State endesvorng to use these
ponderccs machines to facilitate and consummass his Do
mnion over the people. -.
= He has, Ia effect, establahed On extensive political
fY u Albany fer the purpose Of procuring the passage
end Amending and repeating Of bS Of any description al
the notice and upon the most reasonable terms
Application 70 be mads It the Journal office.
g. he has compelled asprsnts TO political honcfs 10 DC
pepd on his will alone for advancement and WOO to him
should accidentally desgnediy give utterauce to
thought without first consulting "hy Lord rhur!o."
port Of the Central Railroad and thus, BY political trsi
ticking ard mutual cooperation with its higher once =
promoted bis personal interests established dang
Gus and powerful monopoly In the State, erected power
full political engine in the legislature and great agent
factor negotiating the esle and exchange the repuoi
Gao party.
This is description Of the present firm o
Thuriow Weed 4 Co., as established in Albany
There is also branch Of the same firm il
Washington, of which o. B. Matteson is the eff
cient operator, and Senator Seward chief. II
1860 they expect to extend their business yer.
largely, having recently opened negotiation
with one S. A. Douglas, Of Chicago, to open
branch in the great Northwest. Business ant
piety are reviving in these latter days
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Tnr shir John ci,,pir.

Tho etip fcAn CHIN wa Insured here about slflvvv
IN View f,eefrrs SEQ 90. Ard " Now York $4,000
There additional Insurance, but the snouh' " Ne
tfccted N SJ yet ssceytqiued.
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
Ho~sNNN~>>olo1.o>O>~oSN>~1-
AFFAIRS At TINE STATE CAPITAL.
DgPEAT OF THE BROADWAY RAILROAD BILL.
Decision Of the Court Of Appeals in the Old
Police and Port WardenS Cases,
60, 6scss &c.
Our Special Albany Despatch,

Our Special Albany DESPATCH.
DEFEAT or THE BROADWAY RAILROAD BILL-rRK
Nkw YORK TAX BiLL-LAKaEss FOR THE KErUBLI-
CAN OFPICEHOLDBRs-THxAN ANNUAL SUPPLY BILL
ALBANY, April le, 1858.
The Broadway Parallel Railroad bill was defeated In the
Senate today.
The New York Tax bill this morning reported To tho
Senate the came as from the Ecuse There arc
two items, comprising some sixty eighty thousand dol,
lars for tho benefit q Bower, Nye Co. and D. D. Como
ves-stropg and vndictive republican paTtzsns. This
heavy amount placed In tho BIZ cy Mr. George Weir,
pretended Democrat without the knowledge Of Mr. Enss
and other city members. The New York taxpayers will
Of course CENTER upon Mr. Weir their cniegned thanks
fer ssddurg upon them them this political item. In tAe
Senaae this otaing Mr. Mssser stated that tho bill was
presented for consideration Of the Senate bat he
prove tie items here referred TO- Tho bill will pass just
Ga came from the Hcuse-as the republicans would ra-
Their defeat ths eutre New York Tax bill than dsappont
the expectations Of such martyrs * Conover Nye, Bo
wen e. Co.
The Appropriation BILL and Tie annual Supply bill-the
latter the small mesh net which catches every lobby
pun6eres passing through the formefcccuped the tne
OF both hcuses during nearly al the session to day
Tho bill fer changing the present law for oispcsrz Of
the public printing Of tho State was called up the
sm mend nts x.s laid aside, perhaps forever. ' ~
The bill To provide for the appointmer. Of clerk and
deputy clerk OF the Court OF Special Sessions In the city q
New York and in relation to the justices OF said court
PASSED in tie House, having previously beea adopted
In the senate
II seems row tina, the bill for completing the lateral
csr ais, which eDgrafted provision giving tie
State Engineer additional power Is liz ely TO fail The bill
Il passes at ALL must 60 came from the House; but
falls between the two houses then every other pro
position to raise funds fer finishing the canals will mos
Rssuree.y fail. Now, il the enlargement oil the canals
to be arrested Tor two, upon whom does the
sponsibty rests Are at liberty q! this early day
inform the whole people Of this state who single Ia
ciyienA st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

Ef1os CAsrts.-The popular Rsyes will soo, close
their farewell engagement ct tina house This afternoon
they give grand performance fer the cnterisnmen, Of
Tia juvese pOrt!ea Of the community, ana In Tie evening
Narialts Arfrtl.A Akea her benegl
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Bowms TnTArRz.-Ths "star Sisters" M.sses Lucille
end Heien who have been play ng here during tie pas,
three weeks, wii oorc0de their sugsgemes, this eveoag
They pretty, pert reusn ant clever and have made
any number Of oorqusss anoag the susceptible habttat'
Ct the poaery.
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A NEW PiscE at 3uFToS.--kr. Brorzhsm's rev "e-a-
matte absurdiiy," THE Great Tragic Revival" Ia al
nounoec Cor this tverBg sssd 10 bs IN rs an,nors
peaeanteht vein.
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Tn. Ohio River

CINCINNATI, April I6, 1858.
The river nj This Point @ feet, scd
rily rang A, Lsusyne u measures 0is fosi, AMI s
sl1c rzIg. Sx