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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

SraBBrsG ArFRAr.-On "Wednesday night numbsr
of sailors, engaged on board of the Belgian ship
Gouverneur Vercbmsp. lying at Pier No. 3i East
River got into an alteration which resulted in fight.
Alexander Barcy, as is alleged, drew sheath knife
and stabbed Merchier Marinus in the sft breast, in
ficting wound which will probably prove fatal An
alarm OF murder was raised when the homicide ~
tempted to escape but detained until the arrival
Of Policeman Bracket, who took him in custody.
Marnus taken to the Hospital, where he now lies
in critical condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

ALLEGED BrGasY.--A man named Charles Denp-
vas arrested BY Third rrscnct Police y,ssrdsy ths
con Amt OF bis v Mn Mfarst Dempsey Who charges him
with having married another woman about yeu 40 aad hay.
In lived With her ,hs second we for III, pest three months
d,sertns her THE we altogether Mrs Dempsey rssdss
In vsn Brun sss, Sac been married abort yssrs
ana hs no hysrep The accused with the sscond ws y,s
IN Il lion stss,l he we committed 10 answer,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

1873 10 Aucu. 3s,, A., iS8 uns. The amorn. sLif5-d
and NOT reported exec, a' % 900 tln' yea.y We give
the eoowipg summary o. ,he reported shipments this
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

NrsLo's.-Dolly Davenport's benefit on Wednesday
right was q real compliment, the house being crowded.
NJ. d. WA most literally applauded and bade fare.
we'll TO his New-York friends in . neat and modest
speech. He goes to the New-Orlean svarieties.
Tonight the Of Nib!o's closes with benefit
to Agnes Robertson when herself, Miss Clifton, Mrs.
Pope Mrs. Allen, Bourcicsut, Jordan, Davenport,
Fisher and all the company, are in the bill. There is
to be characteristic presentation to Mis- Robertson
by the Csledonan Club.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

cAxPHgyE LAMP ExpLosIos.-Abant O'Clock
last evening esmphcne lamp exploded In ns fsymAs.srs
box s the Dvsonvsnrs Ferry FOO. Of sosn Seventh cr-.
severely harned The tube of me lamp ws looss and t-
hsd melted tho soldering On ~! hsipsn Oh sttsnpns
throw the lamp box exploded No o;hsr ssrisas
damaRs "A done
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

Six colored men, sailors on the ship Plsuter, wers
arrested yesterday, charged with defrsuding Mr. Mel.
win of No. 1j8 Cherry street oat of suit Of clothes
each. The fellows pretended that msney due them
rom the vessel and thus obtainedthe clothes whereas
,he, were owing their employers. Justice Brennan
committed the accused to prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

The next table is statement of these exports by
districts mo previous returns this point have been
published by the Treasury Department., and shows
tha; nearly the whole were exported from Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

GRasD LsRcEsY.-On Wednesday evening two
youths named John Norman snA Henry Smith sr:sx
lie user Of Smith OF sod wstch ssd swsky Of s vss
Of s Smith took the articles from ks nethsfs house snd
eoupsny v6 Norman, disposed Of ps q NE lsoeseds sn1
wrrs 20 New York spend the money Thy wsrs esse4
n The w u the Bowery Tbester and held xamasou.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
fAdgertis1nens.
TO CLERGxMRS

TO CLERGyNES.--TO touch the hearts Of y0un
peop. you should properly undesnd the principles Of Huss
ksnre u16.rtsnd this should become acssia~t
with Phrenoo3y Call upon FosLEs WELLS, ys Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
AhvrrtisrHI'nt
3RABy's GALLERiE
PH0rocsArns.
lAdyertiasment

ANBR1ryrss AND DAGUtsRsoryrrs
Nos $50 and s2Brosswy New-iork, AID No. sS9PenusJi
vsula av., Washiagton d. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

Beautifully C0EORED AMBROTyPEs in genuir,
Usos Cssys or 50 csBs warranted equal 70 any sold Eds
where for S2,a. LocgwooD's No. l85 s.hsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
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E.upress.
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Serh Sr

JuvrsrLg BURqLARs.-On Wednesday night three
boys named Walter Crook, Floyd Turner and Henry
Devn broke into the store Of Samuel g. Baxter, Ne.
IOl Market street, and stole therefrom quantity Of
copper rives, pipe, &c. which they subsequently, sold
to John Hart, junk dealer at No. 492 Water street
The boys and Hart were apprehended and locked Up
by Justice Brennan at the Essex Market Police Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

ExrEssIvE FORGERY OF ACsTRIAs BANX Bills
Within a few dsys past an extensive forgery of Aus
.ran Bank notes has been discovered in this cy, the
particulars Of which are follows, near our re-
porter could ascertain: 1t appears that about six
months or more ago, Gustavus Speyer. banker,
dorg business at No. 72 Broadway, WAS called upon
BY man. apparently foreigner who desired to sell
him some Austrian Bank notes or bills. The stranger
produced the bills, and Mr.. Speyer, considering them
genuine purchased about 800 worth OF the money,
which was in one hundred guder notes or the National
Rank of Austria. Subsequently, Mr.. Speyer sent the
notes to Europe for redemption, but his aston
ishment can be better imagined than described
whep few days since upon the arrival OF the steamer
Vanderbilt he received information that the bills were
forgery upon the bank in question. Without further
delay, Mr. Speyer gave information OF the raad al
oce headquarters when the matter was placed in the
= 's Of Captain Leonard and Detective Officers
IN mr al and wildey, who forthwith proceeded 70
~sD case. After making several inquiries, the
80. r Wv ID that some SS 900 or $40 900 of the
been sold to brokers in Wall street
and the vicinity. M ssfeyer gave Information to the
police that led to the arress Oh one 1onn heas'e'
a native Of Hungary, Vt hb P-'oe sS ou,n
No. % West Broadway, where 10 Plo'esssu
to be engaged in q sort Of brok srage and ior~a'uns
business, Kesge being taken into 'ustody on
Of completely in the affair. Thence the Objects P'O
ceeded to No. 90 City Hall plsce, a." 'nefe app'o'
hended Swiss who gave his name - . 'ona o'uiAen
egger. The prisoners, upon being question ~
ing the matter stated that they received the
ORGY from German named Henry Robner, VINO re.
.6eJ 10 the saue building with keage, 10 west
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
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The succeeding table exhibits tine destination and
amount of the foreign exports of ice from Boston dur
ing the last two calendar years, and is compiled from
the semofiical custom. house returns Published in the
q. ,hntci
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

SUIcIDE.-Max Kutzbeim the aged German who
cut his thost with Of 5son and Allen sset
Wednesday nir already reported IN THg TkIsUss died
2ocock tho following moroins az his late Residence No 2U
Ryngton The Coroner notified 20 hold
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
fAfvertisSfne

The METALLIC TABLET STROP-Invent0d by
Gro s,u>osns A. d. ls6-Ths ia. genuine sticis, has
eqused producing the kseDs, po,sts fxs
Can be obtained of the Subscribers aud cole
r.u, j. l. s. BaUSDEas, No. 7Asor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

THy STyas FrRE EscIsE Lee & LsrnedS self.
prop. ling steam fire engine, the j. C.. Cary, was
again brought out on Thanksgiving day, and exhibited
in the Park. Her performance rather exceeded that
on her first trial, two weeks ago. The horizontal dis
tance THROWN through iinch nozzle, S67 feet;
through two n,h nozzle 232 feet; through IN open
butt, Of ., inches diameter l96 feet The measure
me r's were made by John r. everch, Superintendent
of Fire Apparatus, Richard 2. Moore, foreman Of En-
pire Engine Company, No. ~, andeIAldermsn Blunt.
The Empre Company have decided to take charge
perman, ntly of the engine as soon as the Common
Council make provision for housing her.
ASSAULT UPes OFFICFRs.-It will be remembered
that, short time since, the steamship Fulton, Capt.
Riley, seized BY the Sheriff of Jersey City ac
count Of nonpaymert of mortgage, aud thst he the
Deputy Sheriff. while in charge Of the beat, was
locked in the cabin by interested persons, and
the boat brought to this city, Yesterday, the ssme
Deputy Sheriff, with posse Of jersey City officers,
over aud after showing their authority which WAS
legal, sezedthe when the boat captain Riley andsome
Of his crew assaulted them in the most brutal manner
whereby the Deputy shOckngly mutilated, having
received scalp wound and had his dreadful
ly lacerateJ. Capt Riley arrested andaken to the
First Ward Ststion.House. The jersey City officers
then attempted 10 take the yessel TO Jersey City,
Officers George Bnrns and Sweeney of the First
Precinct assisting; but the friends Of the captain and
pilot increasing in numbers it was found necessary to
apply for aid at the Stston-House Of the Hsrbor Po
lice, when Officers Holland and Qugley immediately
started to the pier No. IA Eat River, but be-
fore reaching it the boat had backed out from the
dock, and was on its way up the river. The steam
tug Scieamer, being employed to tow her to jersey
City, took the officers board, and commenced
rearch the river. After proceeding a short distance
they discovered the runaway hidden behind ship at
Market slip, when she was Immediately boarded by
the oicers who, without resistance made her fast to
the Screamer which vessel towed her to Jersey City.
TIE pilot engineer fremen, deck hands and steward
ess we're all held as witnesses.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
Cost Of arms aud crown.
Huuder, Grldeu

xt l.. r.s reI FofN
For die priviles'rte -
neutrality-suspicious. Empfs
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BIN biermtt aufssfprbert. fOts neth Den nDtbteen 8eleaen am
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Der su s~ep6rtteen. ba6 fe ttrer ArIpriiAe an bte(en NaSIok
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sR1thdrtnd Nrau6fppf
Dea9Ar. ~itherfu EaemtaiR retrrtr
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Observation-Disclosures, @elbfurt, DtSpspfr, drpntfde- nAi
tnnertide 6GmErrbUtbsn, Observation-Disclosures, 9uneengeftwlrt
ab eunsenletben. rstGe rem Qsber. 'ber Moeentr~a nttsttsn
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aanfn esrsitf. r.Idss in 6Utets ans Rsfuurattenen ptrio.
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VIM. .KNABE & Co.,
Guf BEN aItsn 9tage
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bereu Strmd wIbrsnb Der leBten Is Sabre 1r She'll nutbe.
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ppu benz Gag bns WertaufeS an 9drdntirt.
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trunenten, wclUs In elmer 9rt sen @ntfernune ~perfenbet wer.
ben. r%erfpeneet ue etn Wprre1t ees llmtauf6es tnner9nlb &
Mpnaten ppn @erfaufStn9e an, miro aeRattef, Gppte elm Sin.
frument Md ~craaGnei9 b~efriebt9en. .
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che tie fh anberplrtS unfeben.
8efGnhis S~srrdtbi9 etne Gusrpdtt BON 81 etpbeDnS
BON ben befen Snfrnmententadern 3u $45 Bic $500.
u- planes 10 er , { n su inIg c t II d t., auSBe
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haupt aMf ntetn ausae5etdnetes NFpr efnent ron einfohsn NM
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3uiammen5eIetter Gprup pcn WiGofiriden
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naSeem er .a 3saeEts %e pas Sbtae 8eleltn bat.
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no bsr NpPett feHlt. - Nqeintaer @irferttaer
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09
The Kansas Bill.

We publish in full from the Washington Union of
Friday, the proceedings in 1.-THE House Thursday on
the Senate bill for the admission of Kansas 1t will be
seen that an amendment introduced by Mr. Montgomery,
of Pennsylvania, was incorporated into the bill by
majority of eight votes. This Montgomery amendment
is essentially the with the amendment offered in the
Senate by Mr.. Crittenden and rejected by that body
On Friday, just before going to press received
despatch stating that the Senate bill for the admission
of Kansas had passed the House with the Crittenden
amendment and that the bill so amended was then be-
fore the Senate. AT late hour in the day we received
further despatch stating that the Senate had refused
to concur in the amendment of the House, which it
struck out and passed the bill in its original FORM The
Senate bill is now presume again before the House.
and the struggle will again come up the question OF
receding from, insisting the Montgomery amend
ment. If the House insists in reenacting that amend
ment, then the bill so amended, will go back to the
Senate and then the Senate will strike out the amend
ment and send the bill back to the House without the
amendment, and so on.
committee Of conference may be proposed, as af-
fordng the only chance of escape from the deadlock
between the two bodies. This may succeed or it may
not. Some persons at Washington are not without
hopes that the Senate bill may yet pass without amend
ment, by the House receding from the amendment in
troduced on Thursday. Should five members vote to
recede the bill would pass by two votes The vote on
Thursday was the fullest ever taken in the House. but
one member, Mr.. Caruthers of Missouri being absent
from his seat. Messrs Gilmcr of n c., Davis Harris
and Ricaud of Maryland, and Marshall and Underwood
of Kentucky South Americans" voted for the Mont
gomery amendment and defeated Lecompton and Kan.
SaS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09
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Congress.

WASHINGTON, April 2.
SENATE-Mr. Green moved that the House amend
mcnt to the Kansas bill be disagreed to. Speeches
made by Messrs. Biger, Douglas and Pugh. The latter
gentleman made able and legal speech, showing the
why he would change his vote and oppose the
House amendment. Mr.. Green's motion was then put
and carried-yeas 80, nays %.
NAYS-Messrs. Bell, Broderick, Cameron, Chand-
ler Clark Coamer Crittenden, Dixon, Dooittle Dou-
glas Fessenden, Foot Foster, Hale, Hamin, Hardin
son.
ABSENT.-Messrs. Bates, Davis, Durkee, Reid
Sumner and Toombs.
All the others voted nay. An Intellectual attempt
made by Mr.. Douglas to take up the Minnesota bill
Adjourned.
HoUsE-The entire day was consumed in debating the
Deficiency Bill. Nothing whatever of interest occurr
cd. The Senates action on the Kansas bill was not
officially announced when the House adjourned.
Both Houses adjourned until Monday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09
The Revival.

Yesterday large number of persons were admitted
into the communion of the Baptist Church here, by i'm
mcrsion in the Cape Fear River. The ceremonies, we
learn were solemn and impressive, although did not
have the opportunity Of witnessing them owing to the
large concourse of people assembled We have never
even within the walls of church, seen equal number
of people orderly and respectful than the
course of spectators yesterday, between twelve and
o'clock. There had been baptizngs at earlier hours
we understand
We hear of large accessons to the membership of The
other churches of town. but the precise number
unable to state. 1t must, however have been large
The revival spirit seems to continue in full vgor.