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4oe4 ESQ 1851 25l2 ao1l 3o77 275O 4os7 467s 4oot
surRsM CouaT--Genera Term.-Nos Il, Is, IT, 10 To
2b, "a, rs toss
usIrD srArrs DISTRICT CoUsr-Nos ., ll2, 100 to 100,
srpssios CoyfI--Nos sei csc 543 5a4 6Sl, 55T, 6e4
B70 61e, $50, ISL, 500 SIG COS, Goa COS 6lo OF
eI5 6l6 es 10 62 ez e26 esS oS7 to ea4 Gas to ob2,
Ooxxos PII.s-Pari mos So ISL, 1882, 1884, 1885,
1ls6, HISS. ll9l, 1898 70 1899. Part 2Nos 1l5s ACT,
100 10 1915 inclusive.
The Metallic Tablet Razor strop Can he
obtained genuine at. As BAUnDERa store, No. Asior
Paris Felt Hats just Receives at Whites,
las iuisn street. zen. dress Aais, spring styles g. ~
First Premium Chfidrep's Hats.--Isdie-,
cali and look At The large variety q most besufg styles Of
David's Spring style OF Hats are Beautiful
N style and finish GIVE him cal ~ sol broadway, near
StrHDger!- the Great American
R EsSs o ' sar. S se eGSaE four doors above the
''''' '''' MEADE BROTHERS.
Is Cent Portraits, Photographs and Views
crested By the dcaion Of the Queeas artists at HOLMES
Bccts, Shoes and Gsaiteys-Au the Various
LoRIs BROOKS son.
Ladies' Gaiter Boots, Ias., with Heels; lee.
s. and and ne sreh f.. @ az,
j. b. MILLER CO.. M Canal street
Extra Fine Onices 60 Ies.--Apriy 60 Knox,
N Broadway. Spring style Of hat IL out
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines--
Hsbes premiums awarded 1857 By the American institute
Csnpecticut Illinois and Michigan fairs once SS
broadway, New York. SEND tor q circular.
Bosdway Only superior 10 the highest priced machines
for quarter the cost child manage H. Paries
purchasing win receive fun Instructions
ether 70 black or brown vbou, dyeiny the ss.n or In
irnr The growth Of the hair, BIZ bottle Of wssons
aAlr oolorer Only n bottle. Applied hke vH1er, Ne
nAin Sold only al The drug store, N6 Grand street
Bafchsior's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees.--
The bes In the worid-surpsssng al mAds Sod and sp
Piled al The mandatory rs Broadway.
HIS Instentrneous Hair Dye, only Four
shLngs Dor, bacx or brown best In Sold At No.
Barclay street
10000 Gases Boots and shc~s NJ Auction
prices - PHILLIPS AsxIrH'3. 81 w,rTsn siroea
Wigs o., Toupees 81. ne Csmercn's, No. 100
Fulton street BROOKLYN, Incompatible IN natural appear
ance, style, quality and perfect n;
Cristsdcro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.
The beet in the world Wholesale add retail asd he dye
privately applied. 8 As'or House
Ioiioxvay's Ointmert.- The Diseases OF the
flesh and the skin 10 which children are subject such
fhsun ppss &c qrickly relieved by TITS ongueut
wei As the snsres ulcers and all kinds OF wounds and con
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Death Oh an Insurance Psestdent.
BOSTON, May g, 1858.
Joel Scott, ESQ, President OF tho Alliance Insurance
Company died 1t his residence |, Dedbam last night
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United states Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, May 9, 1858.
No. lo4 Eneas McFaul vs.. JAs c. Ramsey Argued for
plaintiff.
No lo7. Thos. MccArgo Va. John L. Chapman. Argued
on both sides.
No los. Vim. Holcombe, vs. John Mccusck ct al Ar
eument commenced Tor plaintiff and continued for defen
tenDa
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rAs MIXTURES.

J The iarrss. orsment o. ehsnaeIers bsekets In
the city. Many beautiful patterns. rrices twenty
'" WIN ''''' w,JH. DAILY CO..
w. All go b .siesy.
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Ladies' CATER Boots, I2s., with Heels; 12s.
clippers ties and buskin Ga 70 los for boys hne patent
lester boots and and chdrens boos saoes Of
all kinds and prices Iaadies remembsr.
J. B. WILMA A 90. 81 Calal street.
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Conclusion OF Label Suit.
ToRosro, c. w., Lay 8, 1868
The eroat libel suit OF Anderson, Deputy Receiver
General again the LedS Of this city ended
last night With verdict Tor the defendant.
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Wigs ~. Toupees 81, at Csmeron's, No. 100
Fulton street Brooklyn, Incompatible natural appear
ance, style, quality and perfect A.
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Bc<Yts, Shoes md Csaiteys-Au the Various
LoRIS BROOKS son.
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rhe Southern Mail.
City Politics.

WASHINGTON, May o, 1868.
We have received mail from the South this afternoon
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The Lock ON the W GLAND Canal Rcrs;redL
ST. CArHAMSEs, c. W. Ma e, 1854
Lock No. on the weand Cana which " ~ broken on
Mcroay, Ia now repaired vesscis commenced passing
through the lock 70 day. Navigation uninterrupted
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Batchsior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The beat In the worid-surpsssns al mAhs. sod and
Piled q, the mandatory rs Broadway.
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miis Instsntrneous Hair Dye, only Four
shllings boz, BLACK or brown. best In Sod 81 No.
barclay street
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Is Cent Portraits, Photographs and Views,
eIscsied by the dctaion Of the Ques artists HOLMES
oC. II
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Extra Fine Onsces 60 Ies.--Apriy 60 Knox
~ Broadway. Spring style Of hat IL out
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Observation-Disclosures the Great American
Photographic peace. 23 Broadway, four doors above the
MEADE BROTHERS.
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Cristsdcro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.
The beet IN TIE world Wholesale and retail. asd he dye
privately applied Asor House
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Ths Ha1r-You Can Color Your Hair
ether % elasr or srowr Without dyeny the s,n Or In
rAin- Sold only Al NE drug store e6 Grand street
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Wheeler q Wilson's Sewing Marhines---
Hsbes, premiums awarded 1857 the American Institute
Kew YORK. Maryland Institute Baltimore the Maine,
Cnpectcut Illinois and Michigan s,s,s fairs. once 3S
broadway, New York. send q circular.
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David's Spring style OF Hats Beautiful
style and finish. GIVE him call 81 sol Broadway,
Duane airret.
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Herron's New Patent Sewing Mnchipe, 4t7
osdwsy Only e 10 the highest priced machines
for one quarter the cost child manage u Paries
purchasing win receive full instructions.
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Trarpg.rsNwpyfs.
SVlLL suK ~ D.Hg DaLivsRED TO HOUSE, n
~ The following street.

S%iL,h FI,,H - .. N D"-iysEED TO HOUSES n
9rsEc street New York
9 Tsi5e ., 1tes'i Ne. ssH v Gors
Pouch s'reet New YORK
Sxtb sirest rev York
Rsst ssyeota street. New Yorx
kss. hlsb.h stree New Yoss
Ess. wsifs street New yo1s
East Thirteenth str eet rev Yors
East fourtsru' street rev YORK
Great Jor es street New ors-
Si Ef% s', :.Ist s- ss Y,1 1s's
ssLtoc street New yord-
FUTON street. New Y~s
Bare a. street, New YORK.
AS Ws., sr s.ss- s.w wf yo. t'r1'
Greenwich erect New Ycrk.
e vs.ss s, sss' s s.w Y S"k
san HHTS' street. street. Ne. sa's.
III b % ayear 81. s' YORK a1'k
Roosevelt street New Vork.
Pearl street New yovt-
Centre street New York.
"oi5 Stree. sew lo.k
Chambers street Ne tuk-
Cny Han p@ce New York
state street sew YoTs
battery place, ns~ York.
SUFFOLK street. se~ 1srS
van s%1 street s,ste se se Yo as'A-
whitehall staaet Nes Yors
CortiAadt streei, rev York
Front a.scet New York.
GoGverneur street, Yo<k.
War street New York
Twenty sixth street new iork
Eighteenth street, New Yo-t
Canine street. New York
Spring street, hew YOrx
Brocme street. new York.
Vest Broadway, New York.
Wooster strezk New York.
Sixth svenre. Sew York
Ninth svcpue New York
Amos stretf. New York
Nsrins stf New York
Flint n LAM, Kew York
Broad Ssy, New York
East Finsteenih street New York.
East 1wen,ieth strsrt, Ne Yux-
stuysassnt place New York
kooT'eeDih shee kes Work
seventh avenue. Me- York.
And other sfeets pur,srous mention ths sAvc-
thenent.
lie numbers of The houssH r ths nhovs streets vSers
milk IL served, vii be this morning In No ~ a
EhANh LEhl lN.h @ Ak Al NA.nNI X I'll kEMER AYtR
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RFguf.AR xrErisg or THE sHNspR vErHRAR
rps ~ fsi7vfli be held Al tbs Mercer House, ccyuA
frsns and Mercer thia Friday evenins Msg -
IA O'Clock bear ne regcrt o. The 9onmree sa Ne psnaa
IsAAc n garrh AasDAsh 4 RAYh0Sn CooeAsl
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First Premium Chfidrep's Hats.--Ladies,
call and look at thr large variety OF beautiful styles
hats and caps for the KELLOGG, S5i Canal st.
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THE KANSAS BILL IN THE HOUSE YESTERDAY

THE KANSAS BILL IN THE HOUSE YESTERDAY
At one o'clock yesterday. Mr.. Montgomery, ac-
cordng to previous notice, called up the Kansas BILL
The Senate having insisted their disagreement to
the bill as amended in the House, and asked con-
ference of the two houses, Mr., Montgomery moved,
on taking up the bill, that the House insist it's
adherence to its amendment, and upon this motion,
demanded the preyioas question. The previous
question was not sustained; and Mr.. English then
moved that committee be appointed to confer with
a similar committee previously appointed by the
Senate On this motion the vote was taken, and re-
suited in tie The Speaker gave the casting vote
in the affirmative, and the committee was ordered
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THE ARMY IND NdFY.

Tas AMY HAT. ~ We have been shown a sample of the
new army hat got up by Warnock Co., in Broadway
the necessity for stiGening is slightly concal with the
arms Of tho United States beautifully embroidered in
gold at the side (which is turned up) ground of
black velvet black feather the opposite side and
the insignia of the corps regiment fixed in front
When the hat is relurI for nctivc service It he
quickly dismante of the decorations The hat partakcs
somewhat of the brgand look, hut must he comfortable
durble and Is said to give universal satisfaction For
privates, metal trimmings are used instead of en-
broidcrcd. -Nsw FORK Journal Of Commerce. ~ 9isa
The u. s. brig ainbrdgc is preparing at the Norfolk
navy yard to join the African squadron The following
Is list Of her officers Lieut. commanding. +. b. Rem
shaw LIST lieutenant, c. A. Stevens I'll lieutenant, s.
S. Bassett Sd lieutenant, VIM. +. A. Campbell passed
assistant surgeon w. II. Wyshanl. y 4, a isis
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THE WASHINGTON UNION

control of the governmshs But tlfssecca pms i've
bsssi Few and unireqgsnt,and Eve VIII il was
dqap at the hazard = e. iatslrit( Of ~ uAon
Whsn storms have ssecd. and dsasers 1--we dick
ened about them, the people have always preferred
that the democracy should be at the helm and have
control Of the ship Of State They viii prefer il
again in 1860 and, despite the efforts Of old aud
enemies viii inaugurate administration similar in
sentiynent, inabty .apd patriotism. To that which
now controls the destinies Of the nation.
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As the business az establishment proposed
change in its tsrn condued strictly cash basis all
agencies fur the subscriptions for the Unoa dc
tnuc No psyments shoud be AFTER this date,
eot % Mr. W. c. Lpscob, IT, authorized make collections
in Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia fefrla1t.
wAs,uxorox, March a. ls6S,-u = s4is.a fests.l so 3
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THE DEMOCRATIC SENTIMENT OF pENNsYL,
f8f a ttaNIff WANNA 1880 ff

=
The democratic standing committee Of Lchigh county,
at meeting held the 9th instant adopted several
resolutions the question OF the day, which append
below Lehigh county, with Bucks forms the 7th
gressonal district of Pennsylvania represented by the
Hon Mr.. Chapman
Whereas that after the termination of the presidential
campaign of 1856 had hoped for the peace and good
Of the country that the agitation Of the Kansas slavery
question would cease and that political parties would
again settle down upon their respective platforms Of for
years, which contained principles important to
the interest and welfare of the people Therefore,
Rcoire That most sincerely regret its recent
ncwa aud than all do regret that any member
of the great democratic party OF the nation long dis
tingushed for its noble triumphs, should be for moment
disposed to synathzc with its old and avowcd enemies
or aid them in their efforts to effect its ruin
Rcsolrsd That We have the fullest confidence in the
transcendent ability and long experience Of james Blu
chanan and believe his policy in relation to the Kansas
question to be the true policy and the only which,
the Executive of the nation he could properly pur-
sne
Resolrod That cordially ratify and approve the
course pursued by delegates in the recent democratic
State convention and firmly believe they faithfully rep
resented the views of their constituents in said
ventioD. % p sp f'
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species of cotton called cotton, excclling in
rmnes Of the lint and length Of the staple the kind
dnaly produced has been sold in Gal weston ut price
above the market value OF the Mexican Gulf cotton As
q new variety, IL promises 10 be decided Improvement
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As act Of justice u Governor Wise as wei as ia
justice 10 the relations which wonted to exist
tween himself and the President aiter The publication of
Mr. John Van Burcns letter in your tissue this morn
ingl would most respectfully request the publication
Of another extract from that Tammany letter to
show that Governor Wse's positioa never designed
to ALLEVIATE any democrat om the President bat TO bind
all together ia defence Of glorious gnon notwh
standing the inevitable difference Of oPia the Kan
question After giving his views the subject
as to the best mode Of treating the ease in order TO OBJ
viste difficulty he says
Aud fov amy difference Ut opinion as 30 the mere
mode Of submitting solving this question: protest Ma
hte honest csrne dsoenm shall b yroSesit< No north
ought 10 dcnounce the President for recognising
the fact Of the legitimacy the Lecompton convention
and southesner ought H. denounoe Senator Douglas
for conendng ,nanfuy for the right OF the sovereign
people 10 adopt reject their form OF self govern
ment. aa,t ~ .4f.
Respectfully, A VIRGINiAN. g
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STAND TOGETHER AND STAND TO Your coIoRs

u VA "a
The of the opposition and the necessities OF
politics ought surely to bring home to those democrats
in Congress who profess intend to be true to their par
ty the duty of maintaining compact array. We tell
these gentlemen that the people stg and chagrined
by the shouts of triumph which have gone up from the
coalition and are in very poor condition to see future
huations endured through the votes of those claim
ing be democrats Let questions be better matured If
need be- before the final vote Let free consultations be
had cacuscs IL you please but when the test comes, let
the democratic plalanx come up man! The people
demand this and he who in times like these is found
ting with adversary whose policy is agitation and whose
purpose is mischief will have account to settle with
angcrcd constituency. The people at large, ut least
in the South wish the President warmly and heartily
tanned and they will not deem objections to de-
tails concerning which it is impossible to please every
body sufficient justification for infcting upon the nd
mnisraton and its supporters the shame and dsadyan
tage of defeat Again say, let democrats stand to
their colors The loose hnngelso of the party who
vote with IL oday aud against it tomorrow will find
their reckoning heavy when the people get chance
Mt them. afff "a
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BALTIMORE, April l4--Flonr ia duh and lower Ohio,
"a rs; Howard street nominal at 81 rs 81 37} Wheat
is steady rcd 81 02 n 81 0G white, ST. Is a 81 "a.
Corn is unchanqe,lwite 6l SO cents to sc cents for
strictly prime yellow good 10 prime, 81 6S cents
whiskey is steady at 81 2ll cents. Provisions
quiet but firm.
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Acrpsxr To Mr. GnAr. or THE PL.rxpxArxR W.
Gray edifor OF the Cleveland riainIealcr met with
painful accident last Thursday evening by which
he loses the sight of one eye He standing near his
little son whilst the latter exploding percussion caps
on toy gun portion Of of the caps ia bursting
entered the right eye Of Mr.. Gray very little TO the
right and below the centre of the pupil passing entirely
through the corner, giving free discharge to the aque
ous hulnor and lodging in the anterior chamber Of the
eye Owing to the peculiar shape OF the piece the opcr
atng surgeons found it very difficult remove it. but
finally succeeded tifas = ss.g 1880. tenr
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PASSWORDS MES Colon. Senator Wilson recent
ly applied Mt the State Department for passport for d.
j. Rock colorcd citizen of Boston, and received the
following reply from the Secretary
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Municipal Election.

TRENTON, April IL. Joseph Wood democrat, has been
elected mayor Of this city The other democratic nomi
nees including majority Of the city council have also
been elected
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HT AT TIE LITER Henry James, who Is now
in Europe, says of American litcrateurs
What AN neiaby small set Of people, by the way,
your literary people are i do not speak of Ameri
can litemteus particularly, for II stands to that
in our sincwy land, people Of that idle and gossppng
pattern must always seem out of place. 1speak of Euro
pean litcrateurs, those whom know personally by
their writings; and II is very hard to find tire
some company My old friend Iightall the engineer Of
the steamer Troy, the Hudson river sweet and
succnlent compared with the best academic company
know; and Mr.. Rhodes, leading deck hand on the
Isaac Newton, always fresh and savory beside these
wizcncd and dricd old scholars They have no power to
entertain much less to start original topic and when
You do succeed by heroic efforts, in prying them out Of
hands such yawning, and bewiIdered and inanmate
heap of old clothes makes you glad enough to be off,
and cut the whole concern forever''
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

SIR have had the honor receive your note Of yes
tcriay with its Accomplishments
In reply have to inform you that II Is not the pac-
ce of the department to issue any other paper than pass
ports to persons going abroad from this country pass
port being certificate of citizenship has never since the
foundation of the government been granted TO persons
of color No change in this respect has taken place In
consequence of the decision Of the bred Scott case Re-
turning the enclosure in your letter,
have the honor to be, sir your obeiicnt servant,
talsIs LEWIS CASS
To the Hon HENRY WILSON, Senate Chamber.
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News from Mexico.

New ORLEANS April I2.--Advices from Tampico state
that thirteen prominent Mexican rcaconsts had been
captured by Governor Cara while attempting to land
from the British mail steamer. Garza had fired an
American vessel from which he had endcavored to
tort double duties.
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SAriRss on THE SEN The poets have always delighted
in extreme views of women Satires and panegyrics
mike up the bulk Of their verses about the fair
The old Roman line which charges woman with being
'snper eu'"m muNaJae Is perhaps the most moderate
and well founded of all the xrcssins Aphonse Kerr
Gays " Say OF woman that she Is wicked obstinate,
i1voons but add that she Is beautiful and bc assured
she will think kindly you Say that she Ia good kind
v'rtuous and sensible, butvery homcly, and she will
never forgive you In her life But the women are much
severr than the men against the sex. Lady Wort
ley montague found her only consolation in being herself
woman that in the reflection sho should ..neyer BY
any possibility marry one of en-
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shin Lost nj Sea .

New YoRK April a. The ship John Gilpin from
Honolulu for New Bedford, lost of Cape Horn an
the crew and passengers, numbering fifteen,
by the British ship Herefordshire five of whom were
transferred the ship Sunny South which has arrived
New York Their names are, Mrs Wood and two chill
,lren and Messrs. Sherwood and Ford.
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CHARLxsroN April 49, Sales to-day of cotton 800
balesa before the receipt of the steamers Prices
were the previously quoted. s
SAVANNAH April 49, otton-sales to-day of 400
bales nothing was done after the steamers WINS
published. Prices unchanged.
MoBrLx, April l3,-Saes TO day 5000 bales at III
III cents Sales three days 4, 100 bales.
Nsw ORLEANS, April IS sales to-day $500 bales
Prices were irregular ranging ia III, mostly Mt the
inside price. Sales in three days $500 bales Stock in
port 39b 900 bales Receipts ahead Of last year 5000
Receipts at all ports less than last year $500 bales
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Destructive Fire.

CINCINNATI, April IA block Of buildings, owned by
Mr. Longworth and occupied coffee house. feed store
furniture and other establishments destroyed by t
last night Loss S35, O00 with partial insurance by
this disaster large number of poor families
dercd houseless fireman fatally injured by falling
from the roof ssf tst%
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Important from Nicarag ua.

New YoRK, April a. Adviccs from Nicaragua state
that Gen. Jercz had risen against the government of Mar
tincz The country is in great confusion.
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The Departure or the Persia.

New YoRK April 1.-THE Persia sailed this forenoon
with two hundred passengers and with only thou
sand dollars in specie. "
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SANpusKY April IL. The water is still very high here
and has damaged the docks and lumber yards to
siderable extent The pier Of. the Cleveland and Tole
Railroad Company is damaged, and mile of the tracl
swept away.
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NEW YoRK, April IA. Cotton sales to-day Of 800
bales The market closed with buyers demanding re-
duction of cent which the holders refused and quota
tons closed nominal Flower CLOSED buoyant of
1000 barrels State, - 10 a ~ IS; Ohio, 81 so a
"a rs southern, - SO 81 so. Wheat IL frm-sales
of 5000 bales Chicago spring, 81 southern report
ed Corn il firms OF n 900 bushels white, IA
rs cents yellow, 754 76 cents. Pork Is heavy mess
sI7 As SIT SIS, Beef is unchanged Lard is firm at
100 l05 cents. Coffee IL steady at l0} 1Oa cents
Sugar is steady and active Orleans, 81 n cents
Spirits turpenne is firm at So So cents R~in is quiet
81 5oasi 52l Rice is steady at 81 cents Frcights
are dull.