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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-12

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. May 1.-The cot
ton market is firm at unchanged prices.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrCFFs MARKET Bread
stuff swere generally quiet. FOur-The market has a
declining tendency. Wheat quiet, with an upward te
dency. Corn STEADY.
american securities generally unchanged.
TIE Continental news is of little importance:
diplomatic conference had bean held in Paris to con
slider the question Of indemnyng PROBES Morse for
his Geographic invention
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-12

This certifes that my wife afflicted with weak
ness, general debility. Doctor Hils medicines cured
her. j. +. B.
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F o r CAS- H.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-12

Peruvian Syrup, for sale in Worcester by JOHN O,
MIL, Apo.hecary' Mechanics Hall building, woreei-
TER.
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uslraIias

Australian advices are to March 18th. TIL
trade of Melbourne is better. New gol,
fields have been discovered in New Soutl
Wales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29
BRCTAE MURDER At CRANEgLLE.

A Ru,.ian. named George 4. Van Muller, wa: mur'
derrd At the Granville station Of the Central railroad,
in Wesfeld Township, Union Comfy about six
miles from Elizabeth, shortly alter oc,.eK 90
Murphy. The circumstances OF The siar are as
follows: Murphy being intoxicated, entered van
MuIcls shocnsklng shop, opposite the depot, about
d. o'cl, cl and upset the stove, where9pon ne wa
elected from the place By Van Muller, wa"
shortly alter came ont ard ettarked by Muir
phv who struck him with knife lnnlc'!I@ d
= iii iriury. A Young msu nauei ErIest A. Abery
fnterfered and was also attacked by Murphy, VINO
sa;0 On Won I'll kill you too, Hnd STABBED MN
IN tks wri.f emitting through hi coat and slightly
..rntcIing The flesh Murphy then went mo Bald
w.r'r ,tore which j. corrected Will me depot, WIN
10 ufe In HI hand and brgDdlshed II about dryine
.,,roi nersop. out oi doors. and swearing that h.
:. y,nuld kin the d-n Russian. About 10 minutes
as ,y..rJ Van Muller came to- the store and in going
m fine reps Wa attacked by Murphy, who before
tb bvander could interfere, stabbed him IN the left
,If,I .everiDg the femorsi artery and vein. Van
NuiLr walked 4 lew steps. and then fell from weak.
mo- STONED b. los, OF blood, and almost INSTANTLY
expired. "
fr,; into lie wood, and then 70 his home, about
rils distant where he remained till about II O'Clock
when Coroner Chandler and Deputy-Sheriff Condel
who had arrived from Elizabeth in a hGnd-car caused
hi arrest, aud removed him at IN. the prison at
Elizabeth where ne Wa detuincd 10 await the action
oi ne Coroner inquest.
Jury was iDpanneed and evidence taken, aud
yesterday noon a verdict was rendered Of willfGl
murder, and The prscner was then committed to The
jail Ill this city, to await trial at he reXt term Of tLc
Tn.ou County Courts.
The knife with wh'cl, the murder was committed
was found on the prisoner. II il common pocket
BIiie, with strpDg blade and sharp doube-edge ~
tie point. When arrested. Murphy manifested
to1 indifference making 10 resistance, nor aiurloh
20 tie ARRAY. He conferred freely when on his way
% Elizabeth the night and offered has sssstsnCe
o sogk Qg the hsrd-sl. Nhgp Informed Of the .es'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29
Later from Havana.

CHARLESTON Thursday, Jan. ~, 1873.
The steamship Isabel, from Havana on the 18th
inst, has arrived here.
The mail steamship Philadelphia, from Ne~-fork
the l9th inst for Havana and New Orleans, and the
English mai steamer had moi srTived at Havana on
The 9th inst.
The steamship Granada from Aspinwal arrived at
Havana on the I'D inst
The Wabash was 81 Key West, and her officers sud
men were wei. Nineteen Of her men whose time had
expired came passengers by the Isabel
Sugar was unchanged Molasses was decIu:ug.
Exchange on London was IL y cent premium aud
ON New-York and Boston 3oi y cent.
Colonel Anderson six Of his officers aud ,hrty.nine
men had arrived at Key West, and the Court there
decreed that they should all be held for trial in the
District Court Of Louisiana. III default OF bail they
were held in custody.
Nothing (. said about yellow fever at Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29
kRAN(I.

A dispatch "a TIE Tines dated the evening Of the
] ith says: The Emperor was fired at this evening
at - O'Clock, while entering the Italian Opera House
" in Rue Lepelier. Some persons in the street were
wounded The Emperor showed himself to the peo
" ple at the door of the Opera House, and was re-
ceived with enthusiastic cheering. He remained
till the end of the Opera. On his return, at midnight
" he was hailed with enthusiastic cheers by this multi
tude who were waiting in the streets to greet him -
The bi0uitcur Of the 10th says: "On their Maieses
Carnival at the opera three explosions, coming from
"hollow proecties, were heard. considerable num-
ber OF persons who stationed before the theates
"ncuding some soldiers OF the escort, were wounded
1.-TWO Of them morally. The hat Of the Emperor was
"pierced by projectlc and General Ragaues ad-de-
camp of the Emperor, was slightly wounded in the
"nccb. Two foomen were also wounded. One OF the
horses attached to the Emperor scarriage killed
"snd the carriage itself broken by the projectie=
The latest dispatches say TINT sixty persons were
wounded and three killed by the proieccs thrown at
the carriage Tie cousprstors nre ltaliuns and many
arrests have been made. Tie Emperor and Empress
suffered nothing from tbs event, and on the following
day they attended solemn mass, accompanied by the
Minister Of Sste.
letter from Mar-silles reports that the American
shin Adriatic, which was confscated by the French
Court of Appeals on account of her collision with the
steamer Tyonnais had made her escape from detention
at that port and put to sea on the night of the 9Th OF
January. French war-seamer went in pursuit with
cut effect 1t was feared that scrOux diplomatic com
plication may arise on this case
II is said that the question of the Dauubian PrDc
palities is now 81 complicated that no day car be
fixed for the meeting of the Paris Conference
The monthly statement OF the Bank of France shows
loss of over IL 900 900 francs in cash held in Paris
and gain of q 900, 900 in the country branches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29

DICT Of The Coros'rs Jury. b showed no sst.lor Or
surprve, but eppcsred perfectly calm, sad the otAy
tins spce bts anest that be exhibited sny fo-hsSs
whs,eyer we al parting VITA as sfe. prios 10 besS
brought 10 th.s city.
Vsu Mrler. the decease1 was 9 sisg'. nss 10
ycss el5 shoemaker BY trade snd without olxsises
lie va q sober. .r'el5gtLt bnd i0caStn0as hard
No~t;ng men lie wa loo il high estima,ion 10y to
resiG.rts OF tie place vbo, a. Re left resns pro
cured enc black wslaut coffin for tho body. and
hurried hin, ,his msrnirg fror. the church.
Murphy is = farN lahore sbcat - years old. ss4
has vii and .so chil5ren and bore fer sotss.
re had only been known t. b. intoxicated fey
TINS. n..
IN next tern e Govt isI Mon Comfy yin be hea1
in MAY and as there !. considerable crImiEs bus,nes
$500 INeNgk Aiv.-tser S-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29
sfatc of the Weather.

IN, tbs EAs,srn NORTH m AEi SOatsern Lnsx n,
~ ceiyei a. No. 9: Wall str-et
kcsNisG RI rosr...... Thursday. Jan. -.
hg,s YcRz Weather cloudy Wind n hecnoue.er 70
bsor,e<er q ~ tnobes
U.RryosD, COuE.-Rs!nirS VIVID n. ~.
.ttfAGFiEiD, iIL-Cos5y wind w 81
Y, sL'Ncros. Iowa. snoWiag. Wind w. %.
Fttros IM-SncNirK %
PCS i.LaSD- Showing ha-d, wind T.; 81
CElCsGO. Ii-Snowir< wind 81
Mi~AvEIE. Wy-C.oudy. lie sn0SN' 81.
POSTAGE CITT-Ciouiy; 81
PoND o. LAc-Cioudy s..
CiTSrL.ED. ohio-Clo1dJ, wind 8. E.; ~.
PHiL.DElrll., Pa. nOon-Cociyi mud E. Is
CoIUNsrs Otio-Cloudy So
PrrTssugCH, Pa -Cloudy IS.
Mp.TRHAL-Cloudy; 50
ToRosTo-Ciea. freely
DETROIT Sicb--CoCdy; 5.
BrrIsto, n Y.-CleaI; wildN. W. IsS
ToITDo. Oiio-CiOgdy; 30.
DusUat x-C.oudy; 81
JAMS ILLY-Snowing; wind n. T.. 10.
PKuRiE DU Cs.ES-RsininE S..
WasH.sGros, ID. C.. uoon-Coudy, wind lisht w; So
Evening RrPOsTs III thursday, jar %.
DusXrRK. n. Mid ard cloudy; uird N r.; IS
IoaSYlLsyILLE. n. Y.-Cloudy; wind W. 90
FLaisA. n. f.-Cloudy; wind W; 30.
PoRT JERvis. n. I.-Snouing.
NrwBuRGgl n Y Cloudy prospect Of snow wind y; ST.
ROCHESTER,. n: Y.-C'esy and cold; wind n; 50.
Syz.ctsY h. Y.-C,car and cod; wind \. 80
Jre,. n. f-C,oIay, Wind W; 81
ScnFNEcT,py, \. Y.-Coudy; wind N ..
ALBANY. n. Vt ordyi "ind n. looks Ike snow; g
BosIoS. p mTEick Sesaer; e. several and rail-
81 IS : today wind asst.
Nrg.YoRS uidLieht-snovirg; %.
CHARLOTTE roVN n B.-Clouty AID cold; wind y. T..
u.IrAX n S-Ciol1 and blown hard, with i,slc
ST. JouSs n; P.z-FozEy,snd mild: wind s. Il.
81 JOIN \. B.--Strcush + wilma cloudy; Is
CuAfs Me.-C'cudy. AID looks ike STOW wind N: H.
PIrIsspRCH, Ps.-Cioudy; SO.
FaILADLLFIiA, PG--C.oudy; wind n. J.. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29
the Clerk With 800. which was to bJin addition to

the Clerk With 800 which was to bel N addition 70
the sum OF tS0elowed by law.
Mr. ALNORD seconded the motion, and stated thai
TIE $50 provided because was ally the ,-'e
hat the Honae Yves organized on the first day. The
Clerk bbs work for month before the Session opens
snd in this case be was engaged in the most ne
duties for twenty days after the session opened.
BIZ LAWRENCE moved to ill the blank with 500
M LAW after secoudIIg the remarks Of Mr. A..
yord moved TO FL the blank with $50
The auction taken first on the lrgest sum.
M SALISBURY called attention to the fac, tlat
Inc salary Of the Clerk fixed by law was SI2N rer
wear ard include. his services up to the opening Of
the session. He therefore opposed to the lavish
.urn of 400 for the twenty DAYS services He was
wiling TO psy Mr. Richardson literally and generous.
", but he could not vote him 500.
The motion to insert $500 was lost.
The question was then taken on filing the bl
with 800 which was adopted.
Mr. ARMSTRONG moved that the Committee re.
On motion of Mr.. LEWIS the Commute rose and
reported the bill 20 the House.
y consent the bill then put on its final passage
ami passed.
Committee on Rules: Messrs. Dayton, Wager, Hub
bard, Van Yslkenburgh and Law.
PETITIONS.
By Mr. H. PALMER-To amend the Chart OF
t. Village OF Deposit. - -,
Under a point OF order raised by Mr.. WAGER, the
Chair decided this being Gene a Order day, that le
House muet 90 into Committee Of the Whole on the
Governors Message.
Mr.. WAGER then took the floor, and proceeded to
G-cues the Recommendations of the Governor, and
pronounce himself opposed 10 the Governors view.
liz charged the present dsordered and bankrupt
dOn Of the state hnanCe s hpCn the pfohsacy OF The
Republican party.
Progress was reported, snt
On moton of Mr.. ARMSTRONG, the House al
journed until Monday evening, Z, O'Clock,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29
PERSONAL.

Senators Mather and Schell have, understand.
been subponed TO appear N Washington IN the Fss
Smelling affair, and they are going On. They asked
that they might be sent for
We hear from Richmond Va, that one-half The
ERquycr Of that city has recently been sold 70 o. Jen
nings Wise, eldest son of Gov. Wise, and Nathaniel
Tyler of Warrenton, Fsuquicr County Va, formerly
tie editor Of The JI0g Of h,fefy-fgh, weekly
paper published in tfattowu.
There are four ladies in the Utah military expedi-
tion against the MornoDs. They ase Mrs. Gov. Cum
mngs. Mrs. Col. Candy, Ms Tyler and Mrs. Burns.
Mn. Cummings irozc one ~ Der feet while crossing
the mountains.
Judge Bo,worh OF the Superior COsrt Of this city
is confined To bis bed with a severe attack Of the
pleurisy.
Judge Duer, Of ihe sane Count, who feI snd
broke his thigh few wccks ago, il improving rapidly.
w Carey Jones and Secretary have taken formal
cave Of the Government ot Nicaragua.
Gen. Lamer Minister 10 Nicaragua eit Aspin-
wall Jan. II IN the Fulton for Grcytown.
The Hon. Henry WInter Davis, NJ. c. from BALI
more was recently invited t. address the Literary So
ceiics of the University of Virginia Jan. ~. The
RlcLnord So4ak called for withdrawal OF the In
vation, on the ground that Mr.. d. was an Abolition
ist. The Jefferson ant Washington Societie. have
since met and adopted resolutions disapprcving tho
cOurso of The Committee in extending the Invitation
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ASSEMBLY,.
Prsycy BY the Rev. Mr.. Jutkins.

flhSe! DN Tue hcN. VII.
communication wac received from u'e
stating that the act of 1873 prohibedbm from paying
the officers and pages who acted during tns ~
ton. lie closed by suggesting tina; ID" NC posi-"
for The purpose -, h =.
Mr. Nj, NETT asked consent TO Introduce sucn
bill. Granted, and by consent tho b wa teau AZ A..
required three times. u provides Tor payIus W.
Richardson, Clerk, in addition to allowance go 80
80: to each Deputy Ccrk - per day; u eacH %
the ether officer - per day and mileage 70 81.
the Messengers - per day and to eac Oh tue %
Al ~ per dav. go, III ..,... 81
Mr.. DAYTON asked that the bill be !Ad over III
tomorrow He could not vote on the on, W.T.. -
planning Lis position lie had offered Ine
he did Yesterday nj the request OF the ia'e eNeLe
(erl 1rder a full confidence il the statement mac;
to him by the Clerk that il was III accvrlaice WIZ
the statute He had idea that - ihs'.elI nov al
peared L. had been imposed upon, anu "'n1"' ~ "
tLer Information he could not vote iol Tue JILL ne
felt himself placed in false position. H. - ,,,o
Mr.. Daytons motion not beng lh oiue'' IT. "'''e'
a rccomntta Of the bill - u.,..,r3 ,;,h a~.r~
Mr. BAKER hoped the gentleman "oilu wiIuu . a"
hi. mntinn The matter was simply misuncerstand-
ing Members WHO unanimously No'.u ~. tne
out;on were under the impression inat 'ne oVu'Ioe'
would lie authorized To pay acooruinS =" use iS9o
tiou Such rot being the case tue nGuaS coulu nov
and should a. speedily ms poeslot, - ~ :'
Mr. DAYTON suggested whether, this Delng gen
ar,i orj.~ dsy the House cannot go into Committee
of the Whole on the bill at once; re nau isa'n. .
ia, tbe sicuItv was occssioned by the amendments
unveJ IN the resolution ne had offered ana hot ~
~. original resolution This beng the cas-; ne haI
It'll animated confidence in the lste cieih IL"
the House would go irto Ceniniieei o. leu q" WV
light necessary could then BE- oDtS'H5d . 80,
The motion prevailed, anu 'N0 ~
Committee on the bull,
MIR BAKER N the char. . $500.
air. LAkIhG moved to I'll the blsoA a. psymsn' -
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THE LATEST.
THR hTTaCK ON THE EMPEgOR's LIP

THY ATTAIN ON The ENPERORS LIfF.
[B1 Tclegr0yh from London 10 L5r0Po0I.
PARIS, Friday Evening.-Four Italians among
vhomare Counts Orsin and Pierre have been arrested
Many Other arrests have been made. There are i've
persons dead and fifty sixty wounded by the ex-
pi0sion.
The Emperor and Empress drove oct to-day 10 an
open casehe, without escor, through the streets OF
Paris. They were enthusiastically cheered by the
people. This morning the Emperor visited eight Of
tine sufferers at the Hospital
PAHIS, Saturday mOrning.-ln addition to the fore
going particulars il ascertained that five minutes
before The attempt NJ Piere had arrested, close to the
opera an exile cf Ito year 1852, who had remoy ed to
Paris under fake name. On his person were found
grenade, revolver and pognard.
TIE .,clce Of Paris were torwarned by the Belgian
police on Thursday Of intended attempt at aSsas-
snatiou OF the sixty persons who are wounded,
eleven are in q dangerous condition. Some OF them
have been removed to the psisOn al Mssas. Arrests
multiplying early.
TIL LOAN FOR INDIA.
Tie Times sayl that an impression seems to De en-
teaned that the amount of this loan instead Of being
limited "a 10000 900 IS 600 viii be a. muchss
EI0,0N,WO
From The Tises CITY dyfio'e
The attempted assassination of the Emperor Napo-
ICON caused hatness in the funds to-day. Tue Stock
ISchange rate tor nd remains al per cent AT
the Benl to-day applications were rather more numer-
GUS. In foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates
were generally eighty lower Than at last post. About
fI60,UOO IN gold was taken TO the Bank to-day
200 900 Australian by the 1eviot and the remain
der Russian.
Eros, The Daily Ne,es (Ci'y iytidtl.
The decline in the funds to-day was chiefly caused
10y ihe attempt the Emperor Napoleon's life There
e. no new feature, TO notice in the money market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29
THEEE GAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or TIKI CANADA.
The Ariel Safe at Cork.
ATTEMPT on NaPOLE0N'S LIFE.
THE LEVIATHAN.
L ATE FROM IN Ola.
COTTON OwN-BRtADSTufrS DULL.
PROVISIONS QUIET.
Discount Reduced-ConsOIs 81 So 81 81
ATTEMPT on NAPOLE0N's LIFE.
THE LEVIATHAN.
LATE FROM Ola.
COTTON OOWN-eReAOSTufrs DULL.
PROVISIONS QUIET.
Discount Reduced-COnsOIs 81 So a 81 81

icy IT, American PintDa telegraph CO., Lre'ei Whilst
HnFAx Thursday, Jan. 2S, lS'8.
The Roya-Mai steamship Canada, Capt Lang,
which left liverpool at 1890 O'Clock on the morning
of the lG.h inst called of Cork on the morning oil
Sunday, the l7th and took in the mails and siAty-s'1
passengers Of the disabled ship ARIEL, and proceeded
about noon Of the same day, and arrived at Halifax al
O'Clock this morning.
IL. Carada reports having spoken the following
named yesees: On the 10th the American ship Sara
mac hound out; the British ship Sea Snake, and the
steamship Persia, bound in.
The Canada threw over adispatch for the Associated
Press of New -Yo,k when about ninety miles off Cape
Race. She did not 20 nearer that point.
1.-THE Agent Of tie Associated Press indebted To the kindness
Of L. Hoey esq who BY the Canada for The
pborod partSuss relative Ill disaster 10 the Ariell
TIE ARIEL.
The ARIEL, with &c passengers, the mails, and a
heavy freight left Bremen Dec. "a and Cowcs Jan. l..
She experienced strong westerly gales, which gradu-
ally increased until Jan 6, when at p. H., in lat 80
dec. N, Ion. % deg. west she broke her starbOard
shaft, lust outside Of the ship. She was hove TO,
der drag and strom sails, and the morning Of the
1th il was found that her port wheel could not be
worked. The ship was then put abOut east, and
moved at the rate of eight knots hour She shipped
several tremendous snd broke her foreyard when
she was again laid to. until the morning Of the 9th.
She succeeded in sighting Cape Clear on the morning
of the 1ith ami reached Queenstown about noon the
neXt,dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29
From Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Jan. =, lS0>.
The Kan-as correspondent of THE Deaocr0t says
that the Territorial Legislature have decided not to
give way fol- the Topeks Government, but to proceed
to the enactment Of an entire code of laws to supersede
all laws passed prior 10 the Special Session of the
Legislature.
protest to Congress against tue Constituencies
been published
Colin ClagksoD. with the Lecompton Constitution.
left here thi, morning for Washington Calhoun Lee
compte sud Pate viii probably reach here tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29
SPAIN

Dispatch from Madrid, of the lith, says that the
spanish Ministry rendered their rc,ignstons IN conse-
qu?nce OF TIC nomination Of Bravo Murillo. Their
reNgna'ions had not been accepted. The Cabinet
dissolve the Cortcs.
The Queen in her speech TO the Cortes in regard 70
the Mexican quarrel merely remarks that she has ac-
copied the mediation of France and England as a
proof of The spirit Of Cancellation which snilnaes her
but that under ANY circumstances the honor and repu.
taton of Spain shall he preserved intact
A dispatch from MADRID, dated Friday, the 18th.
reports the acceptance Of the designations Of the Min
;si,s and the formation Of u new Cabinet 4, follow,
President ofthe Council, fturtz; bllisier ol Fuauce
Qua. Minister of justice, Boz; Minister Of the IT,
teyior Dooz; Minister OF Marine Guesada; Minister
of Wa, Espelcts.
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Explosion Of the steamer Fanny
FernLEiftcen Lives Lost.
CINCINNATI, Thursday, Jan. y. J

"F'1'
The steamer Fanny Fem bound to st. Louis from
Pittsburgh with 400 uns of produce, 10 cabin and 70
deck passengers, exploded her boiler ct o'clock this
afternoon Is miles below this city Fifteen lives are
reported to be lost including Capt. Woodward several
deck hands and firemen and three ladies. The boat
took FIRE. burned TO the waters edge and then sark
The clerks, Messrs. Dune and Rogers, were scalded
the former badly and the latter slightly. The Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad train brought 30 OF the
sufferers. Is of whom were wounded. The pilot, en-
gineer and mste were saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-29

TW .BoGrs Nrws FROM MrNico.--On 1uesdsy IN
absurd rUDor was set a6osi in This city, and te'e-
grarhed by its originator TO "A parts Of the country h
TIE effect that the Spanards hsd bo'nbsrded vers
Cruz causing great loss 81 lie, &C. This story wss
published in the Bottom papers, ard credited TO the
E1chsrge New. Room. During the evening The
manufactures Of this bogus news came to the con.
clusicn that his story rather bsrefsced. and
thought z Advisable 10 chance the scene from
Vera cru to the Cty 81 Mexico, ard some
81 the Philadelphia papsrs were induced IN
give currency to The amended tory. which, though
not quite 10 absurd The first was, we have good
reason Know u the eSs false. The Tennessee.
the only vessel that has arrived from MEXICO within
The ast week brought Mother public nor private nd
vice., a. far r. wss known NJ believed ny our CORE
-pcpdcbt At Ncw.OrlesD, up 10 .ast night, confirming
in sry degree tho amended locus dispatch reia;ys 10
the bombardment Of the City n Mexico.
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Passengers.

M.. Tower MIR. Brown. Mr. fsOu sd wiz, Miss tG.oi'
Cant Sherwood hT lnRhsn snd siie, Cap Rnnn- W. TO
n .Id lady Ms Kltutr MIS-. Gsrv uOd and en children
Miss Lily de Baavs Miss Gerard Miss I,sv Miss bsrd"e
M,s Iepou and children Ms- Marion, Me-srs os, a.
Meyerhe.m Hsew ell Born Be-coby RsUrey ADAMS TOT
castle Long, Deney, Brnus leid Ncln1es ifs', ." -
nix LsyArd Cain Wson, Martin. Clark. BSEthoomcw De
rouGs;. Smith. Klsnk, Pery, McCrossan Jar'eiI
Brown Schin Kleit MuPhj, oPPenheim. Leb'e a. peh'
Klein Nichols Pen'sn, hntDi Kahn, tocJ heIna t p1.
,esuk Loitins nta MAY CoibO1n- HI ehs Moore S'na'
fer Ticker Two iibsonds scbran IoIkus Alma Gfo 70
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