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THE LATEST NEWS.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHING ron,
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Action Of the Senate on the
Kansas Bill.
Important Proceedings of the Legislature
on the Money Bills.
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Confirmation Of Messrs. StiiIman, Bowen and
Strsnahan rs Police Commissioners,
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
Our Special Washington Despatch.

TIE KANSAS BILJ-THB OCEAN MAIL sERvicE-A
NEW RIVE AND HARBon IMPROVEMENT BILL, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April I3, 1858.
he intended to morrow, at O'Clock, to cali up the
Kansas bull and dispose OF Il. the motion prevails 10
appoint Committee OF Conference, which the democrats
allege they carry, tie republicans will mme-
dstey committee be elected by the House,
Stead Of being appointed by the spesser The will
be very close. Quite a number OF members absent,
bus the, have been telegTsphed TO return at once.
Tee Senate Committee Post Offices engaged from
day To cay considering the mail service, and tho
pco-rety establishing lines In various quarters.
The Committee Commerce today authorised their
charmsn 10 report general River and Harbor bill for
tae improg emeai Of rivers Aai various
or the oouo,rY amounts about million aud
Ssf Of dollars will be reported 70 the H,uso lev
days.
Prom present appearances ths Deficiency bill o. the
House "! N pas the senate without amend meat
The nd lir lb.e bill for a ely guard in Washington, in
troductd by Brown and passed in the Senate is
NOT likely pass the House toe pre'cut shape 10 fact
there IL measure, no matter now useful necessary
n known 10 be favored by the aiunisrston, that does
nc, meet tho faeous opposition ot toe allied repub
Leans Rt0n Nothugs anf rensg sde Dem )crAts, iFe
queallj spppufted also by inora't'aoie democrats
wiliasi l~sl is appointed ron,s agent, 70 take
charge g ihe express rpss beEssn H"w YORK and iios
ton 81. ~ le1. ". II STORM, - t, other agent in
tbs sew e.
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Cotton, Trade.

The Cotton C.cular OF 4. j. stewart Co. Says
no tendency Of narsCt decidedly N lower
poe@ 81 circular, pcr ARABIA, o. 30tn
This more psrseptbe after the receipt o! the
fsrsas sdvices the following Day and was o1ly re-
covered iron aitsr Scertaning tai TIE New orleans mar
kct lnued firm under hcm, although the receipts con
urucd heavy and with no Indications ~ abatement THIS
colhdtrce cf factors the extreme south 10 their ability
prices eleven cent? aud upwards Tor mil
cling grsJes has tended gradually "a rc-ore confidence
IN TOE staple ans tc bfitg into market many Discretionary
orders ~hch hsve been withheld tor ten cents and hair
penny freight cur Eastern mills are likely 70 be 10 the
market from this date nearly 'he ratio " Their purcba
lsst This, with the usual srouns tSen on the
market tor speculation, by capitalists scr tayeslneg,
under tho preseJt EueraDuldsnce q UncmDoyo ~ money
wil 10 make M tor time, indeoo1fen Of
European markets. should materially recoee aOrot
under advicss ~ he hea,y recci- 1t our ports "a Ssur
cay rn.fnirg 10th rssi received hy tecgrs ID from
Halifax the Americas advcts from iiyeftool ~. -ib III
Lo, repairing The sales of tho wcrk 500 5ses. a,
uCclilo Uf a IA, si0slrg hcavJ, Win 1epfe-'ca
sarcnesscr. Tbr market here has shown great
rDT snce. but with anscrce Of expert or 19ecua
tive buy For fCy Gays pr3Csing tose ADVISES TIE
raes very hss Amounting ~ coo bales ptr dsy
1hurtdsy and Friday last stimulated by srs Of injury
toihe nest orop, or rtssbie baoeSsrdncH y extensive
feeds the Arkansas the eastern bank Of tue
sssssippi below the mouth ~ toe ArEsDsss The may
prevent STEAMBOATS, from kaiing At enc usual cpon sta
tons aad interfere with Inc receipts Of the crop IN tnai
particular seCilOn bu; beyond delay Of lev weeks,
there docs not aupear &C icr any injury 10 the
pazt prospective crop. The market closes steady
At eur quotations, Which are sivsnoed one quarter
~ he fortnight tire cbet demand being for ths sup
ply Of our oxu mls Tho deac eUcy o. receipts Of toe
pr ssnio reduced by nal dates 70 i6i 90 bales
TITO prevagng estimates q go 600 70 9.ccocoo.
o. ~
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ras osvrEu vvw-rarrn prsrrrcu.

wAsnNtaos, Arril 10, 1858.
Tne ssss;cs rolscs, tor committee Of conference
tho Kabaas hl VIII, BY general agreement, be acted
upon BY EIusr 1, nj O'Clock. rhsre Is a
strong probability tas, The jioase vii grant the com
niaee.
The Lcc1tngon.cs GrmlT calculate on )int arrange
N KtnsS- uudet toe I sompon cOosLlutioo,
nct psoai-e of senate bil with such
diacA.ots vil 70. sac.he the principle OF tha.
suic.
Tue President has dsterm'nsd 10 take the volunteer
regiment iroo t.e Western sts;os.
menu al from tas citizens Of Carson valley, asking
she Territorial government, been trans
ma,ed 70 House b. tho PrcsdCn; aud referred by
chem or, Committee on Territories
hessrs dale, Mason and Bger the committee OF lhe
Scaais appointed 10 investigate the complaints OF
mates uac Military Asylum Washington Anst
lhc u snagcmeut snd discipline or that Institution.
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AIRAyY, April Is, 1883
Tho Commissioners Of the Code Of laws, sesxrs David
Dudley Field Curis Noyes and A. v Bradford. submitted
tsh FIRST report.
As the SPECIAL ORDER the bill for the loan Of o. 10000
came up Tor final reading.
Mr.. wAGER (dem) moved 70 rocommh and TO strike
cut the epsc,ng clause He did delay tbs passage
Of the bill un, the measures connected with could bs
sced upon Ipokng at the past he had confidence in
tie future; and whatever political party was "a powor,
unless checks Restrictions could be placed around the
expenditure Of money he would vote for this osu
MFR PARSONS (cem hoped that such delay uid take
place, but that the bill be passed at once
MIR MCNr1T (5em opposed tho passage of the loan
bill until the Engineers bill transferring the Gvwer FROM
the Contracting the Canal Board could be acted ap0a
this large amount Of money 10 be raised, nnd he
be favored the completion Of the te canal he would DOT
increase the public debt largely unless proper rec
tions we're placed around the expenditure.
Mr. VAN NNEfNBURG said that this The uincty
unth day OF the session 10 morrow the csUi tauo0si
limit expires. lie asionished nj this ise dag 10
f od dtmocrats who had inflated this canal policy,
after n solemn pledge 70 take the mai vote ~ Jay, pro
tcsc 10 ros ycne this bill fos Ihe consde ratun o unm
ueraui matter Was trick Of the democracy q drive
bills over and resort 10 the old stop pocyy They bad
pfstssed the friends OF the canal. AMI nov, the
cse OF the session by trick they sought ~ drive
these measures over aud lesve the haDFrur We
teNeytd that Toe reFlbVans were sluo.' avstutl1s "a
favor g VI tVl and te hCyed it would ruw D. rear
The StpANR otk the HUor end ef'rcibe ant ecqucn'
fpceeh stacked ih attempt W dsc on tts ANAL rcairg
Il this inpoftaot Measure lie defireo y 7ay uat F lc
s'uod isolated s1ubcS ci che democratic party pe
vcut sll ftupin true ~ tretd 20 zoe cA,ts Wy uo
&C ion CT his SHOULD th measure b. r'r'ufcf u the ha
birsmeuis Of iCsib laid ASA 700 crave i'r 9ver
lie recogrged ths opposroa Ne lhuenc" g that
power phch stretched Ws bsre net Only over the
surface a. he STATE but r~ef tse ttCrgie alt FIBER
res Ct rc rcnis V ct'ed ae7 DE VoIs
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TuiNry-rlU"rp CONGRESS-.
slzsr sssSsor.


INK KASsis mn AGAIN.
Nc.hirs or interest occurred up 70 coe O'Clock
A. tbs, boat The Esosa- hill up, and Mr. GREEN
Of Mo without any remarks moved that, the House
had dssp,eed the senate would inss, and a commit.
TO- Of conference in lieu " resolving IN adhere.
Mr. sSMoNa, (orp) Of Il. called Tor the yeas aud
nays.
Mr. Prcu fadm) assed how could the Senate insist on
81 couie,,re after the House nal resolved 10 adhere
yr GtFry, taim Of No, replied that even after the
action Of ,nr House was competent 10 confer II Is the
rrse,cs here As wen as in the rarsamen. Of England
tnsist a conference.
Mr. prcu tati--1. s in order 70 ask conference bu
not to intisi.
Mr.. HrSrtn. (adn) Of Va. said The course since he
baa scat in the senate 10 insist The House " u
chooses csr recedc from Ne amendment and then the
original bill viii pass
Mr.. GEEEN read an Instance from Parliamentary prac
tce, showing tina, was logitmsc % insist 10 meet the
case, hoUevcr no would make motions nrst, w IN
sst, an seoond, 10 ask conference.
Mt MASON, ts9m g, Va, spoke in favor Of courtesy
between toe houees ami considering the great c0nse
queues depencent this matter the senate should 20
20 the cxirtncst verge ar amsntary courtesy
init the Siato % Kansas bsruloniousiy.
Mr. GRttS tUrthcr read frcu the Manual Of Parliament,
showing u'at bic motion Ia strict accordance with
Tafliamentary rrsctce
M suAn (opp) cf Nth, was in favor of letting the
matter diop.
Mr. RAy,Rn. (sdn az Del, thought the dsresrect ir
ipre were any. from the House Yet az tbs oues
TINS ono Of moment ne was ia favor Of asking for a
NJ Bp,wN (sin Of Mss, said that on u,sitor Of
tAt ta atDrte be must not act his own person
al r,rr y'c v voc vss ros que respectful 70 the
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TO marx Ss arst inatterog CT .ssader from the
railroad inter este VI .s H. use from tto hands can mo
blow ~ stSks SasS 81" aress Q; tie cana. ssa 10 Av1
bsr caa&5apS he cAie1 Gpon tho u01sc co. - saii,r
tbs UssSsois ssstefJge ~ ieses. tbs @postaa u,ea
Mr. Gnzs SovGrros IAN spoke IL I, favor Of
tnh& soa rairnans. cecnx mis- belief taat the peooie
81 se a'a Sr; ceH ADDED tcs ynssuro or reiei, anc
40 ss'o h" ooote' ~ he.S No taxation Toe tho "-'
~. .o,rosD rep) moved toe previous question
Inc third reading iaa biz. witch a. ord red and tho
bti passed by % against ~
The e "a tapsier he r,Nc4,- trora the Erie 20 ths
lateral can a. then passed 81 ay0s 49, ne;s y.
OF tho tbgresrs Do, arrmelt
Mr.. W. BALDWIN moved 10 re1omnit Tor Axno0 dna01e
AFrRRNoOS SESSION.
Tue outgss int oduced by ts Comn',ee OF WAYS ana
Mems Ia series Of oils xas xnosod " pieces by the
defeat o the 80 priooca measures tho EagSsets' bill
and the Fossug Deaa hill TIE former sought TO trsnser
nom tbs Coos acting Beard 70 the Canal Board and Ssae
Engineer the eptLe power the appointments. Ths
Latter had os il object to transfer " the Canal Board III
The Auditor 10 Che Comptroller The 6rs, bill was badly
deteAaed ty ayes 20, nays 81 reconsider doa az the
vote sas moved, and tue committee made strong .f,rt
70 induce the House 70 lay that mott the table, but tho
house refused The motion reconsider lost by b.
to IL The seO,nd bill recommended fos amend msut
The bill TO repeal he Constructing ard lac OF last ain
ter Dext put is ans ng Add 81 So to 81
The bill TO confirm the grant Of the Common Council OF
Nov York ior the Ninth Avenue Railroad up Tor
final reading.
Mr.. Essss fdcua moved to reoommit tho bill the
ground OF perpetua injunction against the road
Mr.. (#ArvsssD (dem cp .O~sd the reoommltoi
Mr.. MooRx (dem) moved the previous question, which
was ordered, and the bill passed By sstos.
For the relief Of the Mecnincs North River and the
Gr0cers' BANKS u New York.
For the proscca and civilization Of the g. Regis tribe
OF Indians
Mr. wISnx (dcm moved 70 reconsidar ae vote by
which the bill! To esalzs e resolution shs New York
super visors Of October Q, 1857, relative W certain con
trscts VIVA ,css.
Mr. DxlAsxY dem, strongly opposed the motion which
carried and The bill passed
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was buH hxhter-a gentle bit of satire on
his coefn<res in Congress, We presume. Buriiu-
game appeared as Julien ST. Pierre, the man in
the play, who WAS attached 10 the
lobby OF the Duke Of Mantua and took
money from both sides. "Mr. Kingman,
the respected Doyen OF the world of letters, wore
the identical court dress of Monroe, with the
identical small sword" Who is Kingman in
the world of letterss Does he belong to the
Post Offces Did he have the identical small
change that was in the identical small clothes
of Aonroes Brady, the dsguerreotypist was
there as Vandyk, and we shall doubtless see
some of tho characters photographed at hts fine
gallery. Farther on we read OF Mr.. Evans
and a Mr.. Shaw, said to be ''of the New YoRk
HERALD" The New York HERALD knows no.
thing OF these persons: they have no authority
to use its name, and they are repudiated alto
gether. The assumption of the name of this
journal WIS as much matter of fancy as the
costumes Then we have large assert
ment Of Browns Smiths and Robin
sons. "Mr. Hughes" was an Oxford stu
-deat-(have the Oxonians Joined the lobby?);
"Mr. Mcclure, of New York." was Louis XII
and "Gillet, of Washington" a " fascinating I"
filibuster, whatever that is. If anybody can
tell who these distinguished persons" are, it
must be Jenkins. No one else ever heard Of
them before. Jenkins, however, passes to the
supper, over which he is very eloquent. 1t is
to be hoped-snd, indeed, presumed-that he
had enough.
This ball seems to have been grand conven-
tion Of the lobby in fancy costume to put
through all the fancy measures before Con-
gres-the same as the brokers give dinners to
work off their fancy stock. Unlike our fancy
ball at the Crystal Palace, it went off with
out row, and probably answered all
its purposes So for, however, the costume
balls in this country, public and private, have
been marred by some absurd blunders of the
managers, and have been stupid humbugs.
Now-we have the little Napoleon of the AGA
deny with his Opera Ball and Domino
Soiree," which bids fair to be.a complete sue
cess Il will not certaialy be a ball of the
lobby OF Of the rowdies, but AL elegant affair,
gotten up in the most liberal way, and 1t will
wind up the ball season in perfect blaze of
glory and gas light.
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Locs, Pm daughter Of beory and Fla Pill aged ye.r.
enerths and 10 dayr.
o. M oss, s 70 rss' sS, %9fnSs ss,ss'
sephr. AGED "a years, months and days
The reia7ss and nends are invited 10 attend the rss-
tai 10 Greenwood.
orpIAs.-At Yo'hviils. Tuesday morning, Apra n.
Jisss QuisIAs. aged "a years, nnnve Of county osx.
helsId.
Ibe friends and scausr tances OF Toe family aHd t.>
OF b sons Thomas aud Peter QaDisn respectfully
Questao 10 attend the funeral from the residence 0 his
dsuelaer, Mrs Flynn Third svesss, near Eighty AaA
street. On Th;raoay afternoon a; four O'Clock. Hs
mains Will be taken 70 Astoria for interment
RnIIr.-Cn russdsy. April Is, uc son Of Peter ~
The FRIENDS Acquanances q the family request
ed 10 attend the funeral this wednesday, sternoos a
seventh s,e,"s' near az NiossseosS s.rsss
Ryxs As Fort Washington, on Tuesday, April Ii, -
disease OF tho braan rusw RI n, In tho San year a ~
The fr.ends and relatives are respectfully invited ~
Tend the funeral from his LATE resdeDcs Fort washinss..
on Thursday afternoon at thrcc O'Clock.
SMITH On tuesday April IL, Mrs MARY sxrrn. agod -
years. native Of Rosssray county rpper.ry lre..A
I'd 70 attend funeral nom her i.ss rssSsoos N
west twenty eighth street. this wednesday, snernssns
srAsyoots In R-oosiyn on Monday, April u, n.~
ANsa srAcroo's formerly OF Portland, No, aged IS yess
rhe funeral VII, tako place ,As "wednesday, ar,srnsoa
81 two ocscck, from her Late residence No walw ~
street East Brooklyn, Ii
IAtL*-On TUESDAY, April ID, on scarlet Fever, SOgU
L TAv'oR, youngest q Nelson aad Mary A. rs1aw.
aged year and months.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
tend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon, ~ ~
O'Clock. rlosn No 1876 Clinton street
TsAcx.-At Newark, N. J., on Tuesday, April 10, M~s
SARAH H. TRACY widow Of the isss John Tracy sgoA -
years.
The relatives friends invited attend
rail- Friday afternoon, al three O'Clock. from no ga
Plane street. Intermeut IN Mount Prospoc. Cemetery.
wusos.-On Tuesday, April 49, or consumption Gsosau
" WILSON, In the Both year Of his age
rtQnts nd init NJ tha
OF hs brother In law r r. Dodge. respectfully ~
vted tn attend the FUNERAL Thursday afternoOa. q
two O'Clock from hs aio residence No. IS Laght stroo
WMrsxY On Monday, April II, Hon. THoxAs r. war
nsY, IN the 5ist year Of his age
The funeral will take place from his late residence. Ne
1870 Fast broadway, ON Thursday afternoon, at t~~
O'Clock His relatives friends friends OF the fanny.
ChaDcery and members OF the o. u A., Respectfully
invited TO attend.
wBRrrNSR On Monday, April 49, OF consumption PA~-
Ars wife Of Daniel Whrtner aged % years mosSa
end days.
The relatives and friends OF the family rsspsctAR
Invited " attend the funers this Wednesday, Asrass
at hall past O'Clock from tho residence OF her
John II. Turner, No SO Hester street
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


foaRxsTR II UIISxIoS.-On Thursday evening March
Rev James Mhie residing NJ No. ~ seventh street
Mr. GEo2GR ". ForrssTNR, OF Dsnbary, Conn 10 Miss
ANNE u FUILgarcs, OF this city.
kORIIasa-NAITs AT st Johns church, North Haven
Coon Turecsy. Apr -, by Rev Joseph Scott BRSJA
MoRTtSgs o; Brooklyn, L. l., To SARAH N BATES, oil
the fo,ner place.
OsssxA-MADpEN.-Att tho Church OF tho Nativity, Il
O'Clock pass, Tuesday, April H. by the pastor Rev.
George McCiokey, PATRICK onEA TO AsyR MADDEN, all
Of chs city.
SsYsouR-BxpGH. Monday evening, April IL, by
the Rev Dr johnson OF st. Mchnes church, Brooklyn,
Mr.. ALLAN N SEYA@UP OF Peekskiii, 10 Miss SAnAH A.
BEEGH, daughter OF G. r. Bergh, Esq, Of this city.
slRssau BoCuus In SchweriD, Mockienburg, at
The res6erce of the father by the Row Dr. jain,
Mr. OsCAR STaAsBuRGsR, Of Now York, 10 Mas AuGCsfA
BoCcIus, daughter Of Ministerial Rain Beccius.
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ADJ oantments by the Governor.

AND WITH T1E ADVICE AND cossKsr or rIg sESarx-
HARBOR MASTER.
Ncao York-ROber Murray, III place Of Junus 7. Sagg.
COMMISSIONER OF METROPOLITAN POLICE.
NeU fork-Tnomas B. stlimsn, in place VI jacob
CholweL.
SOTARfES.
Q-,e-ns-Wiilam j. Young. Of yster Bay Cove; Jacob
T. vsnderhos OF Astoria, Seaey Scheaok. OF Roslyn-
new appointments.
.Sgols-wlam I'd ward Jones, osC,;a sDrias Harbos--
new appointment,
Kgs-Georse C. Gibbs, Christopher King, of Brooklyn
rev appointments
Ne,c Yrk--John F Gray, MAioorlb Campbell. l. NJ
Guitesu-re appointments; William C. Dusenbafy, Levi
IeopsTd-ne~ appointments.
Westchester-John I. Seeiey. 81 Ossipnng-newN ep-
pGinimeLt.
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Markets.

hoBnx, April IL. 1853
Coton-Saies to day coo bsles at an advance OF &c
modng zee II sc. Receipts for the last two days
3sOc bales.
CuARin1oS. April u, 1858.
The sales ~ oo,too to Day LOCO bales a,
changed ratcs.
SAVANNAH, April IL, 1865.
Tie sales or cotton to-day eco bales without
charge IN pricos.
AUGUSTA, April Il, 1888.
The cotton market Is firm and unchanged Sales day
600 bales.
PAtuxoek April u, 1858.
Flour and wheat dull and unchanged. Corn heavy
yellow o5o. a Csc whissey hTmeT-SAle- at II &c.
22e.
rHuAnul1ul, April 10, 1858.
-Four dull but hrm wbest dun Corn lue,, sales az
q 200 bushels a, zoe Provisions buoysEt Mas pork
els. lard arm at lie. sl2L.c, Whssey siesiy
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United states Supreme Court.

WAsmsGros, April IL, 1868.
No. H-Thonas Jackson c. a., owners Of tho stean.
boat Metrmpka, va. Msgats steamboat Justice Grier
delivered the opinion OF the Court reversing the decree OF
the Circuit Court the middle district Of Alabama with
coets and remaining the for further proceedings
No. IL Robert Tayiors administrators, Nathan T.
Ceyryi. ReargvmeIt continued for both parties.
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Albany City Election.

ARRAY, April Il, 1893.
Our charter election to day has resulted ia the election
Of the Iecomptcn candidate for Mayor, Eli Per
ry, by about 40 majority The union Police Justice ID
also elected The 9th officers doubt The Co
mon C,upc.l s about equally divided Tho democrats
broke up the ballot boxes the Ninth ward upper
dis,rct, and general Sighting carried All the
city curing khe day.
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News IRE m Mexico.

new ORLEANS, April IL, 1858.
Advccs from Tnmpico state thas thirteen prominent
Mexican resctions,s had been captured By Governor
Cara, ~h;e attempting 70 land from the British mail
steamer CARA had fire6 American vessel from
which re ha1 enccavorcd 20 extort doub!e duties.
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Ship Mountain Wave Ashore.

B1ssfus April 10, Is55.
TIE ship Mountain Wave, from Charleston for Boston,
this morning IL O'clock at the mouth of
soi,uaio steamer gone 10 her assistance,
and we expect 10 have the particulars shortly.
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nMIy noMI.g. in I7In.i,is.

'Hs'u SsfuN, April II, lgfe.
Advice rom Florida stare mt Buy Bowiegs m
tUtpty.to ~ u's wsrrof han otivered themselves no
10 az Tp.t.d states suthrr'',s.
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p Hrlsnes' instantaneous Phctogr sI,hs, tn
frat kinj tai America at the picture gallery OF
eect portraits, 2S9 broadway.
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Tae Nmshvillc MT Chariestoa.

ChANIl-IuN, Apfh TO, 1913
The United states nnaii steamship Nashville, |. NJ Muir
raj, comnsoter, from New York, arrived hsco at 81
o'c,ocs Oh Monday evenihg.
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MnnicipnI Election. In New Jer.ry.
ELIzABErHrowE.

EIlhAbFFHIVNNs
EiIzAHETHrowS, April 10, 1858
AZ The charter election held in this city yesterday, the
entire snt locompton ticket elected by about 200
majority.
TRENTON.
TRENroS, April IL, 1858
JOseTh Wood, The democratic candidate FOR Mayor and
The whole city democratic ticket, with majority OF The
Council has been elected. The majority on tho city
ticket IL sbogt 800
PATERSON
PsTssoN, April IS, 1851
The dsnoors,c Mayor or DIS place re ejocicd BY "a
majority.
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LIyEnrOOL cLAssiFIcArioN.

Decorative PaI-e. H.nsins- Ncw OFen,ne az
% BroAd~sy al hosesss and retail ~ fkAaCtJ FARES
AGO.