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Cathartic Pills,
The sciences Of Chemistry and

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feot curative which is known to
p nan, tnnsmeIabie proofs are shown that these
ordinary medicines, and that they win unpreosdsnt-
edy upon the esteem of all men. They are safe and
pleasant to take and powerful to cure. Their pane
trating properties stimulate the vital activities Of
the body, remove the INSTRUCTIONS of its organs
the foul humours which breed distemper, stimulate
sluggish or dsordered organs into their natural 40
whole sy stem. Not only DO they cure the every
complaints OF every body, but also formidable and
W lille they produce powerful effects they az at the
same tme In diminish he'd doses the safest and best
sussrooosed they are pleasant to take, and b eins
purely vegetable are free from any risk Of harm.
Cures have been made which surpass belief were
thoy not substantlated by men of such exalted posi-
tion and character to forbid the suspicion Of un-
truth Many any eminent clsIsymen and Phy:ioians
liability Of my remedies while others have sent me
the ASSURANCE their conviction that my Prepara-
tons contribute Immensely to the relief of my afllc-
ted suffering fellow men.
The agent below named is pleased to furnlsh gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for
their use, and certificates of their cures Of this fol-
lowing complaints:
Costivsnsss, Billions Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
stomach. Nausea. Indigestion, Morbid Inso,on and
M uosTSHs snd bs:sse e
require an evacuant medicine, SorOfnla Kings
stng the system, cure many complaints which it
wOuI d not be supposed they could reach, such as
Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia, and Nerv
ous lrrltablity, Derangemsnts ofthe Liver and Kid
nsys, GOut, and other kindred Complaint arising
from low state OF the body or obstruction of Its
functions.
Do not be. put off Ivy unprinciped dealers with
some Oiher pill they nla ke more profit on Ask for
AYERS PILLS, aid take nothing else. No other
they Gnu give you oNmparss with this in its
value or curative powers. The sick want the best
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER, Practical ard Ara
yhcal Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price IS cents psr
box. Five box es for ~.
SJld by Il ID. GILMAN, Washington. and by H.
COOK, Alexandrla, and BY all dealers every where.
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LoED PALNERsTOy.-The London Quarterly
Review thus speaks of Lord Pamerston to whose
order THIS country Is probably indebted for the
scenes which arc now OF almost daily occurrence
IN u Guif 1.-The strange idiosync acies, and
SOLID appreciation OF right, II is Contradistin-
Suished from mig and from convenience which
MAKE one and the Same British minister at once
l1e most Ikeiy 10 trespass upon the just claims
of foreign countries, and to abandon those of his
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By THE rREs!$$$esS H. e, or THE UNITED

In pursuance of ], james Buchanan, Presi-
dent Of the United States Of Awerlce, DO hSroby DE-
at the aforementioned land ofces, in the state If
LOUISIANA, at the periods hereinafter desisnsted TO
wit.
At the land once At Monroe, commencing on
Monday, the Jotytseath day Of Jsae mart, for the
disposal Of the pub 10 lands heretofore SIT
aied In the following townships and parts OF town
ships, viz:
Nsrfh Of shs base line and east Of tks prtsetpol
NgsrfdfdH.
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS.

We cannot bad our strength remain,
Our checks continue ROUND
We cannot say to IN aged back,
StOop not towards the ground.
We cannot bid our dim ewes see
Things - bright as ever,
Nor tell our friends, though friends from youth
That they u forake us never.
But we can say, never will,
False world, be false for thee:
And oh Sound Truth and Old Regard.
Nothing shall part us three.
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IL AT Norfolk, Va, on Saturday, five serious
accidents occurred within an hour. A horse ran
away with lady and gentleman, seriously inin-
ing the IorIieT; Young lady was thrown from
her horse and SEVERELY bruised an Ifisbmsn fell
from ladder and was severely mang led; a ne =
gTo boy fell backwards through trap door and
was badly hurt; small boy fell into the river,
Ing
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NORTH Of tia base Inns aud icest Of the prtHetPd1
meridian.
At tSs isu5 "f "a ,1s st Moxsoy. commencing on
Monday. the f,c.Hfy -eiEhth day Of ysse vert, Tor
the dlspossl of the yac,nt lands m the sres ANN
bersd Ssrfioss, within the undeTneutloned y, Nn.
ships, which remain To the United STATES; rua,no
md Te1.s rs,r",d ,ubfect. ~ fsSufsd w law. 20
minimum of fro dollars dHd.fJfy cents per acre,
NortG Of ths base lin, and EAST oftks principal
msridiaa.
Townships u, 10, and Ie, Of rangel.
townships II a d Is of range 2.
townships II, Is, and 10, of ranges and 4.
Townships 10 IL. Ia, and 10, Of range 5.
Townships is, IL and IS, of ranges g. 8, g. 10, and
Townships IS. I6 II. and Is, of range IL.
Townships g. Is and II. OF ranges IS and Ia.
TownshIps Is and 10, of TauGel5.
North ia, base line or4 tc.st Of ths principal
Tovn,rp. II, IL. and 10. of range. I. sands.
At the land office at Natchtoches. commencing
On Monday: the fourteenth day OF June neIt for the
situsted within the following named towEslsPs. VIZ:
North Of the base line and rest Of fhs principal
meridian.
Townships 4, s. and II. of ranges.
Iovnsh.ps 10, 2. and Is. of ranges.
Township IS, OF range 10.
townships ~ and IS, OF rsnge ~.
Township Is, Of range IL, and township q, ofranEe
At the land offioe at Na.ohitoches. commencing on
t nsS a. sas 81 ,b dsy Of S.n rst,; boz
esrsd "enons, within the under, meutIoned town
mills on saei side Of the .victsbuTr, shreveport,
aud Texas railroad" snd of the New Orleans, Ope-
CURED b, lsw. 10 minimum of Ilco dollars Gnd6y-
ON the "yictsburs, Shreveport, and Texas raj
NORTH of fks base lime AVID ,cer Of the prireipal
merididr.
Townships II, 10, and 49, Oranges 9, 10, and
Townships Ia, IL, and 10, of ranges Is, Il, IS. and
On the New Orleans. opelOu'a.. and Great
North Of the base line ard rese Of tie principal
meridian.
Township l, OF ranges 10 andII
Lands appropriated nv law Tor the of SCHOOLS,
".waTp and overfovsd, granted 70 the State 5, The
tsmher "a, laDn, will be excluded from the sslss.
The traSs within the "s'r MILES coca add"
Wy Irsnted BY IN. oct Of Asssst,. Isas Tor saId
rsros aud the particular sui by the routes
shown on the oftcIsl pst.. r,ssut deduction. Tie
offerings VI the sSoye snds y III be commenced on
whish ihey are sdvsrfised. NATL the snois sla1
have been offered, and the sales thus closed hot no
no srl,a,. entry Of any Of m. sSovs Psnss vii Re
ADM tied until the eIplrstion Of the two weeks,
.s ss T Ssf aIs At the Of
JAMES BUCHANAN.
THOMAS A. HsspRIcks,
Comni.ssIonsr OF the uenerai Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every Person entitled to the rig hit Of pre- empton
oftoynships above mentioned, 10 required 10 sstnb-
lsh The same 10 the satisfaction OF the register and
,nsni firsJor as soon as PreeficssTs agtsr s.sTss
hs nofie and before tue day appointed Tor the com
mencoment Of the pulic sale 81 the ands smbrseins
feited. THOMAS A mENDRICKs.
Commissioned Of the General Land ofice.
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NJ A X b l. T. w o X X 8.
YIN. RgTHERF0RD,

T. Street, between 18th and 18th Streets North,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Invites public attention to his extensive stock of
beautiful designed aud EIabOrately Carved MAN
Tells in q variety of Marbles, together with a
sign and finish cannot be surpassed, and are well
adapted for the Garden or Tomb. A large assOrt-
ment Of Plain Mantes, Monuments, and Tomb
stones Mt very low prices.
Monuments Of any design executed to order with
pupctuality and dis patch.
Estimates given for BrOwnstone or Marble work
or North River Flaging, and every other work in
our line.
~. B.-hRka n note of the adhrpsg. fa t7-4m
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EVENING STAR.
SONNET TO MISS JULIANA MAY.

BY NORRIS r. NORTON.
Thou art q May, indeed; for thou dOst bring
A sunny face, clear IS ItalIa's skies;
And flowers of song, whose beauty never dies,
Hut which. with frss rant vo. ces, W eetiy sing
OF an amending. sempervIent Spring.
While listening to thy mus 10 tones, the sishs
OF earth born care are hushed; the heart replies
In echoes back from each vibrating string
m nto the every note. Thy voice doth seem
To osthe the soul IN liquid melody,
And raise II high, as In a rosy dream,
Above the Earth TO Heavens own harmony.
our memories of thee will not dscsJ,
But, ever joyous, crown thee q ueen OF MAY.
(CineizRati Enquirer.
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Traveller Directory.
n FROM WASHINGTON
LII RECT TO A LII PARTS OF THE
I" L. . tt,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
-
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

U NJ NJ Err ARRANG Emu NTS,
Wtth Greatly Improved Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
From Aff kH R Fan t6E PIE qn %ES
LIST. THE cINcf r lScr'; EXPRESS MAIL
breaks at the Relay House, Warrington Juno.
and :.
he Ohio &c, River. at u p M, with Central 9h,o
'?hs ssn GfkEs sFip1e n:is sr
Gnoiudns sunday j at s. IS p m. reaching Cincnasti
at next day, and connecting directly with EA-
and for St. Louis, Kansas, etc. Time, from Wash
nstOn to ClncHEati,ln hours, or to St. Louis only
Sd. CINCINNATI. DAYTON, INDIANAPQ,
kSk fHhkfG 2FFk AsR
washington Junction or Baltimore leaving Bsln-
Wh h is made By The SIS ' an from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery OF the Road
IL Daylight, take the 5l5 4. IN. or p. IN Train from
For PaEksrsburg and all Stations on the North
al points on the Marietta Railroad take the same.
Baltimore b, all these Trans. are the closest. most
direct sndAmp!e that have yet been offered to the
the B and ONO
Railroad and It's associatalnes could suggest, have
Through Tickets and Bssfass Checks to all guar,
tiers, and every other possible facility will be found
DF WAY tIt' PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
Junction and Piedmont take the Sis m. train For
all Stations bstw cen Piedmont and Wheeling take
the p m. Tram. To connect with the Frederick
TIP rs II ssH4l II niiia PHILADELPHIA
WiSRINGTON DAILY for Baltimore, as fol-
lows: At SIS and 81 3. m, and S.25 and p. IN.
The 5. Is a. NJ. end . p. IN. Trans make conneo-
tions at BALTIMORE and PHILADELPHIA
Jor NEW YORK, and $50 a. H. for Philadelphia
only.
The 5.'5 n. m and s y and p. IN. Trains make the
WESTEE connections, at the WASHINGTON juno
ton, with the Trains from Baltimore, as above de-
tailed.
The 5.l5a.m.a and 3a5 p. m. Trains connect with
The $50 a. M and S25 and p. m. Trains vii! stop
at Way Stations between Washington ard Balu
on SUNDAY, but one Train leaves Washington.
IL FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHING
TON there four Trains, follows At 4. 20 and
Is a. IN. and and > 20 p. m.
The first and fourth of which will be Ex press
T r.. a3t VIII not s,oP sHcept a; ,hs
RESIDENTS IN THE COUNTRr. A special
Train will be run from Washi' gton junction to
bring the Express Train Passengers arriving there
II For Tickets OF all kinds, Baggage Checks
THOS. II. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Oficc. Warrington Station,
OIL +. ENGLAND ID, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Crmden Station.
VIZ. SMITH, Master of Representation.
J.. Nj. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
Baltimore. May ~. 1853. ma5
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NJ EW FANCY STORE.

The subscriber hae Removed from her old stand
on street; opposite the Post Office, to 18th street,
east side. No. 5AH. just above the corner of ID ST.,
sno Will have constantly on hand every variety of
teds, SHETLAND Wool; superior quality and assert
pent; Embrodsrng Of every description executed,
and Drawings Of Patterns OF all kinds attended to-
lIstrnctlons ID al EmbroiderDg, Knitting, Crotch
OF, Tapestry and EFT Ing given by
ma Him MRS. LEONORE RUPERT.
A kSABE GAEHIE, A CHICKERING,
IA and EaieS, Davis d Co.'S Piano, but little
useu' TOT safe ~ great bargains. ELLIS,
ma Ia So etween 9th end 10th ats,
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A LExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.

a LTAhNbNih AMI "AShANoioN'
Yhe Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAE
COLLfER will run regularly (leav- r..
following hours: Cx1eaeEz1nns
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA At
George Pnge-4h, 8, 1e n M; I2h, 3. aud 5 .. IN.
Thomas COlly.r-7.9 IL n. M; : and .. IN.
LEAVE WAsHINs TON AT
Gt0rgs PGge-SI, g. II a. IN; ~. 4, and p. m.
Ihomns ColiytT-8, 10 a. m; I'm 81, and So .. IN.
Fare IS Cents.
WhsIey'E Omnibusss connecting with the Page
and Co!ly leave the Capitol aud corner of 10Th st.
and Pa avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
andria. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COLLSER will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS aud FRIDAYS, from WASHINGTON at
"a ana Alexandria a. 10 O'Clock.
mis- SAM'L BAKER, Capt.
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S IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
S1hENHHHEN and assist them. by the Paris
pptohn D. WOOLFSON, who %0A
has arrived from Europe with his $ @
OWE, as wet as the manufacture Of good many
otners OF the lates: improved SPECThCLkS and
E ~ e. E;G ia IhSSES; among which are the
fEkiSCOPlC CONCAVE and CONVEX The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOTJRI,E poi ian I'm
BkhZlLlAN PEBBLES. CRYSTALS, Eto.,
wn iS are warranted to improve any EYE affected
WIN WeaLness, cataract tending 10 it: Also
SHORT-SiGHTEDNES S. ~
Persons " no are compelled to use lassss or those
wonderful "oSe
DOUBLE-POLISHEDV VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have rsceiyed the highest Recommendations at the
worlds Far, at Paris, through their producing A
elearness and oasinese of vision heretofore
IL any other improvements,
Also all styles of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
Tying GLASSES, COmpasses. and Microscopes
icr sale at hs store, corner of Eighth street and
Pernsy lvania avenue, or Eighth etreet No xSI he
tween EtToet and Pa. avenue.
H(Do hot naisroks ths corner Of afh street.
a. Prices very reasonable, the same as at his estnb-
lishment In EurOpe. naT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
ANIMAL CONFERENCE or THE METHOD
IST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
AyTI.sfAyERY RESOLUTIONS.

The Conference reassembled al :, clock yesterday
morning at the Cherry.street Church. Aeer the
transaction of the routine OF business, the Rs' d.
WHrpos Chairman oi the COMMITTEE on SiaNer!,
epd.red the port OF the Committee, ai1ed 10 WHICH
were the following resolutions: ,,.,-.,
Re,oIy,3 Tbs. affirm the lang oi our thr 10 l'ot
namely that the practice of hotns (uf -i"s ci-a res
S,vrry is contrary he golden rule OF God ani ts
Rsyon sns we therefore ern it mos. oc'nieu duy 70
take efecus method % eArPa'e TINS an -'oA ''oH
'l RsI'S e,y Of our Church unit 70 ducsir
bI m the sirh standard these her primitive DO
times. and this is her duty 20 ncuca'e = -
b: firmly through ncI organs Whether press - ,a ;
our s,mpshy TO these Who in State, maintaining tbs
of Freedom ssss: ;hr Slave Power W. a. sT ~ %
pion as the rtgueea Of ,gbieouHe aud We would thefe
lore, remember tlst anti "rrJ,m shoi ys dst
the honor unity Church II fu ah that t- h,ne
good VII be obtained through he legitimate in'''A-H'y "
Rcsoired That uufeigned thanks ar3hy %
and cordial gisu.A'ious 20 the friends
for the rapid exenon # the pIincip.es Of u' ara VI
during the past year sswe. as tor the cheenHe
the extension ofFree Ii 1-titaous IN our COUNTY, snd v"
he sntcPs;icn hat ~ith Prop'i ea'r. 10 s WI ii.
rr, and tbe bTcb vii aie a. b .he he.rt OF
pon the s,ent We'eyan Pl4iioIm sud A' - u r,rno, Ill
Dr. WnrDoN the Chairman Of this Committee N
IresentiIg the resolutions. made oEe rcd
speech on the merits of the subject iovo'el. ID :
congratulated TIE Conference on The :a' t9at i hs
rtacht point where he felt that It's members "0~4i
be almost unanimous for the right.
The Rev. DR.. FioY, the Secretary u 'hs Coes''
followed il able remarks IL support '' 'ue
r. resolutions.
Tne Rev. DR.. CURRY Of Brooklyn as9 'Poke il tee
same spirit. He depicted the evils o! saver E Tue
Ctuc6 and srgcei the question both :.oa Pou'cAl
and moral point of view. - \,
The Rev. Mr.. ISsklP of Brooklyn. tue i.e' a. ~
HArIIELD OF New-N ok ard the Rev .'I. "Y''-
BURI Of DaublIy alfo sustained ire re.oI' 'n.c r.
They were opposed hy theRev M' = r, rohin -
MKKwIx, BASGs ard tie Rev. DR.. hEH'sDi mainly
however o. tie ground Ct what they deslei ,lo en-
expediency cf a..atrg the Church YIN Hue'''a. "a
wticn. al tae present tine. was q'''"' IN -
character. - - ,
The Rev. Dr. BAsGs moved hat &c vote on 'A7
resout ous be taken by Yeas ana Ntys.
The Rev Dr. FroY ,econdel ne motor "''' va
| carr ed. ..L
The discussion Continued u,tl res,ly % cocs IIe
tine &: which the members ct ne Coz -oc- .
| TO Gibe-srd tie Rev. Mr. Woopt - h-''i 80
| ,;fvitUs lu,st.ct- vicf wds c7'r'r'. .-..-.
| Tt Vo.e wss th. taken 20 = ~ re'' d"
| y. p "a. sco7'et by ~ l-as ., '' H~''. 80.
l. C,,frsre- .l-l si".T' ~i. - 90 -
| mo'r.' T. ~h.- = .l-- -,-.'' - -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

CHAR1Yn ELrcT!o> n HuDsoN Cut.-The annual
election for munic pal icers Of Hudson CITY TO take
place on Tuesday next, the 2Oth inst. The prncipa
issue is the introduction norntrocuction OF Passa;
water into the place and the subject is creating con-
siderable exctemt nj. There are two tickets in the
field both Of which are claimed a. the Irregular Demo
cratic" One is headed by Mr. Miller, for MAJOR, AMI
the Gthpr bv hIr CarpeLter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
NEW-JER.SEY ITEMS.

DEcIDyD.-The vote at the recent charter election
10 Hoboken was 80 close between Mcssrs. Spielmsn
and Koh.aat, candidates for Water Commissioner,
Il at for several days i. difficult to cecde which
was elected It Las finally been determined in favor OF
Nr Spieman, the Democratic candidite, bya majouty
of two votes Mr. Wm. W. Sbippsn was The oths
COMMISSIONER elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
additional by Telegraph.

sFNATE-AFTERSooN SESSION.
Ire entire session consumed 10 discussing the
Annual Appropriation bill.
All toe Senate amendments increasing the appropri'
atons were ordered to be stricken out and pending
debate on motion to recommit the Senate TOOK re-
,ess to = O'Clock p.
EVENING SESSION.
The St nate copcuyred in the Assemblys amendments
to the Broadway Rsilroad bill.
The bill giving the State Engineer the power OF
absolute removal Of his assistants was passed by leas
2O Nays IL. $50 wv,
Mr. NOxoS moved that the Committee OF the w hole
be discharged from further consideration OF the Broad
wsy parallel railroad bill.
M W. A. WHEELER moved its posponement TO
July g. which was agreed to by Yeas, Is; Nays, lo'
AfES-Messr Ames BoArdmsu Brandreth buresus pi' en-
SGih TIumAu o. b. Wheeler, w A. Wheeler, John ID, VII
latd
ANS-Messrs Darling. DoheTy, Foote. Hubben, Johnson
Low land MshcI NoXon, Sche SpinOla Stow Wads worth
MI MATHER, on voting Nay" explained that he
did 40 because he willing 10 give the friends OF
the bill an opportunity to be heard on its merits.
Mr. S. B. WHEELER moved for a reconsideration OF
tie vote. Motion lost.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative to the powers OF assgnees and to protect
creditors from fraud. uco
To incorporate the Peoples Loan and Relief Com
pary. ASSkNBI' ...;.. ,r., oo,.
suned III discussing and perfectng the Supply bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

T,v Cotkr oy Arrx.Is AND 1uH OID PoLICE.-
.,rbe,e was great rejoicing ct the Pewter Mug last
,;o,t in Consequence of 'he receipt at that place of
Sr.tch prrporug to come from George II. Purser at
A1.ov anj stating brefy that the Comt Of Appeals
81 ,srdcred a decision that the old force had been
a.,.ry di.bsnded srd was entitled to full pay at the
or SSo0 per annum The au,leut ity Of the dis
,.,,,, sros,r,d pot 10 b. doubted by tie old police
.uc,e whom the news rapidly spread. Taey snd
49,, ..o6s met md exchanged congratulations i, the
'.al v.v ,.rig p,o,e sol .i ths Mug sal o'he7
= ace.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
BROOhLYN ITENS.

PPcBABGg MURDTE o. WosAs Df HyR Hes
saSD.-About dark last evening myn named Jolu
KS attempted ;o K Il his wife b. iDactD- a uunoer
of .inbs upon her person wsh hnfe It sopesrs that
Kelly hai Jus: come from ,he Pcer-House whore hs
speIt some montAs. He ksi lived urhspply with
b., wife IN consequence o. Sue domestic differences
BERG aware that bis time bsS expired ,he NED TO
AVOID HIM By going - her SISTERS IN NAVY street ne.r
Frrte,t street, where he spen, the Gsy lie sscer.
taxed where she was however and Aled a. tie house.
As soon as he saw her lie used violent language ani
without apparently jus; cause, ran at her with kue.
sri uficis five s;abs upon her perso- upon each
h. one in each sice fro the eft Of wbch the bpxes
rro,ruted sri one in the hsri Her sister rs1 TO the
r,.cue when Kelly made several attempt, TO stab her.
bit ID no, succeed. lie then oct OF the house.
The f-c. becsme nosed about, add Officer Beatty Of
tie Stccrd Precinct Po.cs pursued Kim ald arrested
hin in Fiu-lng avenue.
Capt Kingt' the same Prccinc. AMI several Of MS
men sced the womsn 90 .;ttc,, and conveyed her
70 the Cry Hospital, being far gone that the iOtr,
Of csrriage would have finished her existence.
Drs YouIg and Firth had previously probei the
wounds aui bound them up.
Tne accused was locked up TO await events. The
cause it sppes-s, is jes'ou,y. TIE wife hai FIVE
children, tie youngest but three weeks OF age TIE
Tae prisorer docs not lay claim to the latter, sud
hence the difficulty.
Botb parties were sOber-the wife having always
been temperate, industrious woman. while the hls-
bend has frequently been complained o: for abusing
Ter Hex casa last evening". considered hopeless
The house IN winch the womsn taken stcr
be:rg stabbed is The in whch Bu..eI killed his
wife some two years ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
IIAPINE AFFAIRS.

THE ,U>9UEHtNNA Az QrARANliNt'
Twenty one cases Of yellow fever were sent 20 tue
Marine Hc.p;ts from this weasel yesterday morning,
snd Immediately after the Health Officer sent berto tde
over quarantine anchorage to ride ont her quarantine
probation. Her officers and crew, except 80 many a'
nav bs necessary to remain board as shpkeepers'
have been ordered 10 leave the ship and take quarters
on the quarantine grounds where tney will remain uh'
til all fear has passed that they will be attacked WIN
yellow fever. Several cf those ariyicg SEX died yes
terday and the remaining cases are dong well NO
efforts are spared by the officers at Quarantine to pro-
vide for the unfortunate officers and crew OF t' yes
sci. 1t i. understood that force OF the Metropolitan
Police will be furnished to the assistance OF the Heath
Officer willie the ctew Of the Susquehanua are de-
tanned at Quarantine.
COLLISION OS IHF RIVER.
A soop loaded with sand was run down AMI sunk
by the South. Ferry boat Brooklyn, of the loot oi Az
sp,ic street about O'Clock on Thursday night. The
hand, on board escaped. The :sTy boat 'u'''nei
very little dsmas'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

THy TWiiYrH WAR; ErFcIio> tHtro.-rhe
Committee cf the Board Of Csnva.sers continued their
investigation otJ lie alleged fraudusn. reforms Of the
IId Dis,,'ct Of the Twelfth Wari. Mr.. 6. Levi.
Smith. who wa, one Of the Pol Cl-iks testified ;aat
TIE regular oath to parties cha enged was not adnai3
tered by the Inspectors, that tie polls were r't
opc ec Until fifteen minutes altorthe time ths. Bdak
nan one The Inspectors, was somewhat iItoXcated'
ha. CLsurcey Felt, Cf the candidates. assisted IN
counting aud tsying the yotfs that no proclamation
vas made either opeling cosir the polls nor any
official declaration of the result of tie canvass part
of the return hsd been altered the alterations looked
very much Ike the handwriting Of Chsgucey Fe',;
Judged iAis fsom cOmpsr'on With bis handwriting on
tie other pslt Of the return; beard nothing SAID OF
money beirg given for altering the returns and don't
know tbht any bad been given. The CoumIttee then
proceeiedto TO exsmine the returns oi the other wards