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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

TsrEsp,r, oct T--sPM
d. the arrival a TIC csnads u Halifax we have three
days later from Earcpo 1Jnsos Closed On 25ih az
al e5. e-l. or money, beng ihc prce ., shch they
were qrntrd on tho 22d Cotton bad advanced is y
with saes n IS 900 bales hrcadggup AMI proysors were
den The most striking item r. The news however the
announcement that tie q Frame his al length been
forced 20 yield o. tho monetary plethora as - reduce
IL rate a discount 10 ihrtc psT Further de,a.ls 81
Tho by the Canada VII. BE- found N another colun
Tho stock Exchange 10 say crhio ted but Little o. III,
vsor winch marked opCratluns yesterday There were
ivcr speculative ORDER, snd the business doae was
lighter. In many stocks prices were mantaaoi bat
Is a rule the movement q The day was coward =
ooclne looks. general though TIE operators f1r
re, who, u an iha, said abou, ten b. true are both
strong enough add sti enough a. east 70 make hard
fgh, we're wiling 10 permit temporary reaction, with
view to tempt INC public - come IN. The orders for
State stocks were pretty large. sssours frm NJ
the advance q yesterday; Tcrnfsgecs were 4 higher
one California bond lshc ssgsl sold Al decline Of ~
IN railroad londs e business done va small the larros
sale beig oniy u the Michigan Central per conts
yesterday price III busness in haas stocks was also
light Dcie advance q II, per cent 10 Merchants
Lrchangc. Delaware spe HUDSON sod AZ an advanca Or
= pcr cent Rev York Central op-ned tins morning
shade lower than closed yesterday and from the aui
tudc q parties supl Jsed 10 be utere ,cd the rise i was
expected that Il would fab but fresh buyers oamo H. and
after trisx business il recovered 4 per cent De-
tween the boards shade lover and t4ll IN III.
afternoon 20 the last price yesterday clos ng after the
board even lower. Erie duli and neglected che d.
cline IN The morning i per cent IN hc afternoI N
m.oh more. From IN hat We learn ne tone or
remarks tns morning reference 10 ile Eric oicc
IA with tho general approval az Tho street Il Il
sum Vsod however tbat Mr. Moran viii BE ~ elected on
the II u, With hs present salary Tn roai already II
the Ian q persons WHO consider the stock worthless
end wiosc only lor the bonds: NJ Moran is
fair royeFen stve q their Borests and whether under
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Affairs iu san Domingo.

DETAILS THE LAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :
OPPOSITION TO THE PEOPLE AND DEPOSITION FROM
PowER--sANTASAs PROVISIONAL ELECTION.
Translated from Fl naro dc Ia Marina Havana Sept l.
for the New YoRs HERALD
The aurora del fupsuri gives the following interesting
from san Domingo contained In letters brought BY
the steamship Ocean Bird
che ancient capital and the other provinces Of the south
the republic addressed caos. the beratg general
wherein they expressed their diss reement the
taton Of Moca, discussed and sanctioned without tie
consent Of the inhabitants OF these places the
time insisting on hs Excellency to settle in with
General Naiverde, who then commanding IN Jlbso
the pending difficulties.
General santana. moved by the purest patriotism.
hiaIly accepted that delicate charge ani whist he
adore ing himself peaccahe aud friendly to
the authorities Of Santiago dc los Cahal!cFus the
purpose inducing them TO proceed with
cord TO the reorganization Of the country. General
Valvcrdc, falsely interpreting that stop, detached
come uoufs, who marched upon tue old capital,
tn attEao OF which place, although imposing. did not
deserve such treatment The Iabrrator, h
Informed ~ the iuct marched himself the head u he
army, Company with General AG3u, e. encounter tho
Aoops o Ilbao, vino, they Ia sight ug
lcr brethren, broke tor;a into 'Uia1s tho
cnef OF sauo domingo the oeers ana soldiers embrac
me- each ,..er.
Thus / seems ended an Incident hirhcg; degree
anp,a-...t rs o-igiu, winch might have caused ths
srayUsi caisac lueuccs.
General FaiN@rde RESCUED the Presidency, atl was
Professionally replaced 10y 1enora santana Until IA"
elections viii nave ocuntvoly designated re chef ~ TIE
S1a.a
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s sSp oS Sns, a. pslapc CHARLESTON Duncan
Iat Friend Tss nd ' sssssIiss-c I rsters
,s sSsaSsrn s nn.,oad West aaescT pwsh
Br John RoynSn Bye Fart aa frnce-x Rossr
Iris ssimsh Gr. Grow, Halifax A sm,hers 1 Co.
sssr spssy r s.
s shr Wsxe rs1 aoru
seir Ida, CLARK, Ei!sabs'hport- Master.
Steamer Ksnnsbsc Hand. PhiIsdeiphia ''''
Steamer Ann Eliza, Robinson, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Steamship Nashville Murray, Charleston, 80 hours, with
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Richmond &C. with mise
ship zaie souihard spa Liver ,ol, Aug % with mase
,a siea n hence Tor srpoo u, 4 sandy
Hsas NV 20 , ga n 81 2gs p.
81 Fq Pm 10y Fs% an, 81 s
Sept n VIII tobacco 70 maser = Inst l - 10 on q ~ ~
sept y lat "a 30 Ion 70 30 experienced heavy gale rom Nh
sprgns main vary and put into dis porto replace The
Bark easaio, Washington Galveston, sept . with cotton
eapsenced heavy weather a from T S X
Sn y % part q The %rssS Of WIN loss ~ s
topnlas, ana jiht DOM, s,eermgS.
days with noasses TO master Sept a. fat a % lon
black ship under jury opmsss steering sW dor addi
rig tof BOSTON, Outlet Monteydeo July with
heavy M gales, and has BEEN IS aa's from a aie
port Aug % 10 - 5 lon 30 70 SPOKE nr,nen a esrs &c
lon 70 ~ spoke bark Mary Elizabeth, from savannah Tor Rio
eerna WsW al ns ia, 8 TO- lon q IS spos BARK D
Wis days hence tor Savannah, who supplied US with pro-
hrig samuel os of Rsas s. Croi BE- via Tanks Islands
sehr Aeh.a oi New HAVEN, Harvey Havana Sept @ with
sIr Moonrhi Bridgeport, Tutale, Jacksonville days
soir Smithsonian Van Brun Savannah, days with cotton,
Fasoler Tyrrel, Newborn, days. with cotton,
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An Abolition wob o. Canada rorcibly Taliaz



TIE ~ yu ~ gysu ~ tae g5th ult hfngs To rar.
touafE " q rrazseE ard NtbAt o8fg#n perpHtrat
81 II latham. e. W. towl ~ Tue sfeA Ngteru lza-
way, Ube hundred md ~ fy-thtse milgs from Niagara
fstty y scuiheruers the express train duo
windsor "A & la II A, aud ono ~ thtmt Vi. X W WEE
wln II Iouis lid q gnliilto servant, boy u ten
s,sis long viii hti ~ lcnt0us c9ored nan vas cb
served n conversation wtl the boz While Slao3Dg upon
Ue pl8t8frn SO nc0r Vas ted ~ tb.s, however
hut wien To- tfaa r,aal Chatham. where s;ups 10
r,d ahd w1tsf, instantly SURROUNDED ~ tumui
ssouf gtihcrL o tL-cc four hundred cpnrc pnplc,
efaeut} abuls under great c1cteiaenI Tie tfes frs
e.EE~-
- kf t+ luc fellow ~ force. bu he cried out, which
eaief # attention q Mr. Nrrwnl who went ~ hs assist
anc'' -" sT@ett ~ trsg l,n Dui gas W pefatty
z Ntset ~ ~ u' stl tVrlv nOgrces, That. q W.
W efpress ga fturosd bla ~ The reIOf- - lndis
~ - arusl vit revolver knivts anl clubs nnd
-, headed - Wht. man 49, ,r, Tended & be one g.
nor Nljasy cihcris. eE1 Rh0 atcrV.sd 20 rrrcs Mr.
Mira in. str hcf& lu, lHFtver. wae AZ giai ny tn
ropts c,sr, VT q. y Ioadrch. AMI ~ tha other pas
tpVs,s VII tsrle q War pr0'eri him aud 10 e9ded
a., a. rts pUt ID tie tuBH aud confusion The boy va
.l,,ggei ~, screaming m = meet ptfa ZONES d his
rass,r 4, save ha. fe ciutf ifaues'y u ~ NarWin
,sy,t te ~ Iullet away by 4an iurtc When The mis-
r.a..a haJ soCecJed dfaFfng hra they al retired
w -, d. opnion a several gentlemen who were
,engn,s the team that there ab1ut 900 Gf them
$500. pssro s. all faly armed WIN they got the bov
81 fiet e.s - The platform aud raised shout "
.sto N III a. u mixed up the most dytu0niacsf
nfs And ,,r, eesanF but above al, H. IL the
Iul i.,, sanry u bis master for r-0tc wcfs 4 :.
a re.fy hoard IA WIS deomei prudent a. start away
~ n anutt u,o ytqt 10 would have 20 upon The tar
I'D not have been satsA short n taking his lite ~
- art FORE oaapref toc0me away and lcavC tho Ntln
GtorL d the tllalls II 10 miserable yagabouds VINO
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,sTANr srlT DECIDED While Nr. Bar
fnrsrnli.r IL Il - a.. 49, -. -.


- lNrosTANr sU1T pECInan.--While Nr. Bar
rive was Comptroller qatsion srase between me state
ana the " ~ New YORK respecting ra tic Part
81 the city e. credit for certain les Cor e collection II
tie state tax amounting - sl55.a-i g. Il wH u r..
lnrbcrce that " iS4S act ct at fot the oil
lection ~ taxes ~ The ely q Ncw YORK. passsi
Which abolished tc ulcn uf collectors ana ssahlshe 80
ucc for the collection ~ taxes he ,Qudustei he re
cover ~ taxes and also provided tire ~
srth cfic7r by ihe terms 81 the te rode ~ col
cetur taxes entirely changed and CHAPTER ~ u tn
Isl vOHn. = te R, So" statute rc.stve % irc sCEs
meDt ard collection Il which authorized Tho Comp.
oiie e. efect thu fees II question, mad" nrplc-
nc = the city and n se~ York - take eject "a
tie Ia; day OF Apr. IT'S hit Notwithstanding tis 81.
arifaent the Chhnibefs In the rendition n his aural
accCt - The state uas continued charge thr state
With tie amount 81 such ecg, from the year iSli ~
tine. CUmptrOicr Bsrrows therefore, sHsei sat 10 he
brought avsnsf tbe Corporation u New YORK recover
Tire large taus retained Stat Treasury rs
tie Chamberlain " thai city, and verdict WIS rcniercf
II he favor, in Che Albany Circuit Court last week
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ed 10.
The Inte.-Oceanic Canal ~ Nicaragua.
NJ. BELLY IN PARISHES RECEPTION BIZ PRINCE MA
poLEoN-HoPEs o. SEE THE EAPERoR-MoRA, MAR
TINEZ AND sAIApaAsHA, THE GREAT CANAL MEN or
THE CENTukY-MS BELLY TO RETURN UNDER COVER
OF THE FRENCH alag, AND BEGIN THE WORK, IL
TUE UNITED sTA4Es PERMIT HIM.
Translated from the European III BIO Hspano Americana
ioi the NEW York HERALD.
The importance OF this great enterprise 10 the whole
Spanish American race imposes the duty follow
il all rs phases keep our readers constantly ad
ylsed OF whateN er refers 10 ~
ON tho Sist OF August last NJ +. Belly received NJ
alyae audience at the palais Royal by his Imperial
Hehness FRINGE Napoleon actual Minister Of Algeria and
the Colonies. The Prince addressed Belly the
faterng congratulations on the happy result Of his
10 Central America, and showed IA yey sympathy
v IN the project OF the intefoceano Canal.
boabtrss the fortunate grantee OF the canal Will meet
WIN similar reception on The part Of the Emperor Napo
iNon, as soon as he gets back @ Iafs from Bafrtz,
where lie now ~ Besies in the official world amongst
the people o. science ana the press and amongst business
men, NJ Belly everywhere up 10 the present moment
eeNea enthusiastic 5. patly aad promises Of ad IN his
enterprise
In france where everybody possesses the sentiment Of
great things the Convention Of Rivas and the pro.
Ject az It's consequence, considered us Of the
most Important facts q The century ami the nares OF
President MARTINEZ Nora are placed on the same roll
with that Of Salad Pasha the glorious successor OF Me
named All, who ayors and supports the canaiztton Of
the lsthnas Uf Sacz.
movement OF IDEAS started III Europe on the occasion Of
the Convention Of Rsyas, u may Suffice to quote the fol-
- 80 ~ lt''ot'FS peti, p,cI Nileh
. - = aloity = ~ rarops'tn courts. u SAYS;
PieJeet y pel.ei SION " ne Aiaercah hthhss
Wit y = lsaae ,hvsc oss enjoys rom IN 'ty 40
advantage for which Felix Belly the author and under
Nh'i " le poeSt, WI! De ehSiei ny "efSfF ihoUe .e
n'nio, anu felaaiu Lesseps. more i,.inaa - hdeea,
-, 80 49, ~ tLeaa NAtSi .1scs' u bs.s o"ues
t a toii Emu a. -Anicisa ca.i! ny WIN
,' - w Iuan w eay he ~. Jus. eonviua.' W..t
~" h o1'ihhen's ~ uat f'Ft = ule Wold. f'f the
a .s eti puu,ic aciitoh WIS fn,seo os INC news o.
!. u ius ' u'e'.', al1i. y uin 'iie ga ui"r
an ". -, itsu1is !. y l1e'oon ~ ft'-''"'
49, =" -, 9 W oP'oiauV relations ~ y
49, y. s.'.H y %. s'e.s I.'solai h'I'y
.ie 'n''''s. !" sohb rf'ne Puoi'ist ~ Two
ma e'.eis .no"n ~ W. "oFit ~ couselaehSe
81 Wv t'',' .speu.os Win WHICH caring hloustefa
N'ss - i'e ~ ~ .eiiItul!. 90 49,
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had sacccedcd in tearing him away. n conversation
which had with that gentleman last ming he express
s,d perfect Willingness place the DO tho haA1s Of
any respectable person who woud gre od security Tor
hs good keeping and kind protection, divided the Roy
willing This offer he has made be e, but be not
willing 10 leave him In such hands rs e u nov in, and
will use every exertoi to rescue him. I there Dc any
legal way ia which he can be recovered viii be resort
ed ~
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eanaian eur was dun ana lpssr while tho sales en-
lraed about -" 90 bills wtin The rago o. the above
Esu4cs. soGthcra bFssds iess bunyaat AL
Tic sales smbrs 81 stoot 101 Ibis within the range -
cur auoions. Rye Tour :; ady al our figures Corn
meal ggIct "a quotations New Jersey and Brandy
wine Nhcat--Ihe salOs embraced about 25,UJo bush.
ce, incuGinT white Canadian 81 IS white SoGth.
en- At q ioi red Wc'crn = p : rrscd 90 at ~ y
Com heavy but IA fair sct,yy with sales - abcu,
2yd0huslc ~ tic 80 or mixed Western, ~he South
era and jersey yellow ~erc nominal a. scc Ryc sas
heavy ~ TIC
oAis were IN sr demand a iec aa-c for st,.e and ssc
Sic. III tinadtan and Western
Iots.x wss steady WITH sales CT about $500 bags
Manila - i. - anu 81 hags Java at is l5Isc
coTroS th" market clcs.d quite nitl The sales eru
hEacel about rloo es, al IN trarsn, 1t fun prices.
To siaek p tbs p.srs.i ros much reduced
ftsFs1s To liverpool $50 hbls r,sn engaged q,
L. ~ go icscs chcss, rCr steamer at sos 100 bags sect
CO., 4 g7s o., and ~ TIRES ard a sh IL London 800
thf. four II - Gil and 600 bhls resin al =. el IT,
GLASGOW 80 tcrocs iAd vcre aKen ., 2s IT, Brencn,
~ 600 he bone ~ stagmr at cent ger ID, and yso
lefrous ~ tobacco 40 81 Usr.
Has vas steady with salss ~ 55c CO..
Iors-The demand was limited lJr new a. f-c lee !:
oid was quiet at Ac. a ~.
Irws-Ssies were moderate al esc. FOR common Rock
land, and At 81 Cor lump Do.
hot.s<sa-1ne sales we're 300 b1ig. Cuba mascoyado
and . hhde Porto krp ~
Naval RTssAies u shod' 30 bbls spirits turpcn
tine made al Sec ara sfaali lot AZ soc Tfure
a reported sale u go bhle Vi 81 10, tbpr ia
tho SPOT a hishsr tcrfe asked.
0al- we're witIcat change. The sales ombracci mode
rate rsnfac;6ne IN iHssaf IT 1Sc ~. Grade Nhaic
and 4rerm we're unchanged.
rro,IsIoSs--pors--The market heavy and priccr
lower Tho sales embraced abort 40 bus al $40 ~
tlg ~ for mess and ala ~ fis 7s pii'ne Baf was
ulc' anged The sa.s eriOrnc.d ebout 40 bhls incii
nnp r,tacsed western AZ all si2 aal extra al 80
Country ia eel mess fc nominal Hetf hams we're
hrm. and SAILS e co trccs reported a. s22 Lard
h TAR request with sales Of about as bbs a, 1osc
a lie. Ohio butter nj i2c lee, and common to
choice State M lac &c. Cheese was unchanged
SrcIEe--Ite market was rfa, with sales o. ahout
eco thds. Cuba mrscoyado, chiefly within the range IL
To a SC and 600 boxes at Ne. a7a{c
wmsKEy.-The sales embraced about GOO bbls. NJ 23c.
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--rY.
''iN -. =. ,.,.,ir, 81 ,...,.,,. ~, -
g - t.-,-a -, 4, 80. . 49, So - -, 40
,,ai u, 80 .s,s. r,,.ti.re. sian ,b., H., ~
-, @ - az ,nrsgs ,rsrnnr,ng Al liz arranss
n.ut " taeif plans \ lady. resld.t 81 tbs city,
riv19 hone yesterday FROM visit furupc, wasre she
Is been udug the past Few meulhs. short time
preyious - tie saerg austria tn lady sent tn
amount sssry fnr cabin pass &c - Jew YORK. a. ihr
a. I4g.bu & sikh .t-st uC0ls 10 fr.ec her sp1i
slatevo,m. 10 oia = G.cci,d, with th, exception Of
r-v1ng desirable location tc vessel. aud her
arlyaI II lnmsur~ 70 sal VIII tho stesncr she found
vaacl crowded wth passenger, AMI the room
signCa her undesirable, That She trr'adcd - tc pas
-gc n anuier sieg1uer " ia ths sIscnlru sc applied
u agent far rctprn O. nor passage nenoy. bat he
dsylnci 10 refutl. ~ btrsan bargain" with
..fn srd tn lsiy wsg either competed ~ .s,cG saon
gaafteis lad t,,,u eued her, 70 rct4n ~
pihcr aEd ~e htr la.sa-e ticket She determined
~ aTaps tAc alsf course, AMI II scored state
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k-ivs.-lots wcr. dealt In 10 q lin.ted exoat at c..
frrApsruFt- Flour-1hc market aga n dun. ant
clofc decline 81 about &C. loo per Dbl. Tor inferior
and ffrincu STATE and Western brands The higher
giaaes .. extra without change % moment In rat.
Tito embraced about 10000 1900 bbls closing
u Z h.Ifi fa.llO r4n-n Of I.r.l
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF New YORK, sksober =, 1859.
CIAsRFD
Steamship 81 Louis, wrDowsn. Aspinwall-uo Hoborts
Steamship STAR y he south, yun, sa,annahs 4 M1eht
rrr
StIp Archer, Crowcll, san Franc isco--s sutton ~,
ship Souser JohuAy, small, ssvaaah-E eGrl,h Sons
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Tie amounts m the several repositories Of the uetei
states subject draft q The Ts1urps on the 27,h q
sQltcnll,er were - follows
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Tie I.o-s OF the AusirIa.

now 4 LADY SAVED HER LIFE, BIT lost uER
JEwELhT ANp PASSAGE MONEY on BOARD rae
AUSTRIA.
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Icgrcsse n S-ptcnber 1855 So oc2 -
The receipts tide water OF the princialar;ccs Of pro-
dCce from TIE opening u The canals to AMI .nciai TIL
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The Littles Murder Case.

Ro,HFsSt, April ~, 1858.
The interest in the lltcs murder SIN ooutlru's.
Tho court room was crowded with immense audi
today. Tho mother OF the prisoner (stooD that
sbe wished the blood and mud or his boots tho 1rning
after murder Charles Stout the prisoners brother
then lie testified that the prisoner tod hin.
whore 70 nnd the cap. pin and spectacies which DIS
covered at the o the MURDER and that hs fsund
them at Eve o'clock the morning after the murder.
The prisoners clothes then shown AMI dert-
Hed AZ those by him the night that the
took place The clothes OF Mrs Ltiles from which ths
mothor OF itties had washed the blood, also
shown and identified Tho prosecution will PROBABLY rest
he Gaze on their side
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Non-Arrfvaf NJ the Canada.

DuFAN April 2i-il p. H.
The wind continues strong from the eastward but the
storm which has prevailed all day has abs,ed, sni
there Is prospect Of clear wcstber There are 10
signs Of the royal NAL steamship Canada, Do~ IN her
tvollh day from IIyarppol
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Ngw ORrE,ys April IL, 1855
The sales OF cotton 10 day 500 bales a unchanged
rates. sugar hrm. Flour active at ~ l2s " p.
Pork firm New York hay si6. Freishk were acrve.
Cotton to Lverpoo, Nd. Exchange On London, io'
lV.. .,a
The sales Of cotton 10 day IL coo osIes a. an d-
~ &C. PER II. on the Aragos news uhdai,Ixs
20. hc. sales Of three days, Zl6so oees. Inc
rcce pts al ,his port az compared with last year, are
10000 bales excess and n All the pcrs ney a SNORT
Mmur, April 10, 1853.
The saies Of cotton odsy were 5000 bales, an ad.
vance OF &c NC. per lb consequence OF The recspt
Of the Arseos adycss Sales Of three days, 600 sales
RcceiIt. cf uree days AGO bales receipts N day, SEQ
bales
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News from NIeIico.

Nyw 0RryAys, April 81, 1853
spanish brig has arrived ai this port bringing Gaes
from Vera Cruz 10 the 1l,h ns four davs later han pre-
accounts. There very little change the
dtion Of Affairs in Mexico, and great movements hal
rale place. The utmost CONFUSION prevailed.
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THE TURF.

|fEIos CoURsE. l.. I.--rRorrrNa TO pAY--THr
pufse advertised 70 come oil on tue leh win positively
% day should The westher prove fair, s3P. A.
loiine enters q 4 Sneak; Mr. Peabody enters Char
|e: notv enters br A. Hoaslsnd eniers b. A. sns-
|enEon ID rainan enters ptnic j. Con gay enters
saa The above horses all likely 10 START rbs rot
ccnneeuencr OF me wessher Will be the of others
hAsunoed oD tbe blls being set saos from y r dsca
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ss,,L. on IN, R.oaipx R..Iro~d.

KicHNOND, Ia April 2l, Is)5
The workmen tho Reading Railroad a. tlis place
struck today, on OF the payment o. Their
wages Some Of uem Is reported, hayercceyed IA pay
..nco the iiryt Of January.
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THE HUNTSVILLE At sAy,NNAH.
slvAvvtH, April n, 1858.
me steamship Huntsville arrived at the bar At Z. n,
Goth instant. -
ruE ATLANTA AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, April Il, 1858.
The steamship Atlanta arrived here last night
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POLITICAL.


f>ITy CLERKS OFFICE. BROOKLYN APRIL 9i, 1855 -
" To Of he ae election IN this ely held April G.
You hereby uoaed 20 personally attend the Committee
a. he Board Of Csnvassers a. The Office Of the Health Ucer
Cny na h' sday and Friday the I'D and z3d instant
the hours of and 10 p M OF
slseton Of The following disrcts.-
fiys, disrci First wIrt.
sssend xlsl;l sesona r.yd.
Sscopt distIict sinh ward.
firs; district tevCnth ward.
Firs. and serond districts ToTtseDb wArt.
srcond and Third districts, roursen;h ward
T,rSt dGlrict Fifteenth ward
second district. thirteenth ward.
serond district fifih w9yi.
~ ''1'' WM. o. BISHOP CITY Clerk.
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Disaster ON Lake Erie.

ITE ElINU, NprlI II I'v'f
The schooner Ford, from Toledo for 'srcso, wth
cargo Of pork wont ashore here lVt ~ -h bN was 400
seriously damaged. Her and oarr' we're saved
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Judge Wiimot and the Pennsylvania Leg,s-

IhnussrRG, Pa, April II, 1853.
ne bill W abolish Judge wlmots Judicial district,
paved by the senate yesterday, caused sting dis
css on IA House this Afternoon Toe call for The
question not sustained the vote thereon stand
ing A ararst az.
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The royal mall steamship America sailed from ns
port AT one ocock day with ninety passengers for v
errool ard fourteen for Halifax She took oct sS 900
IN specie.
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Illness Of Hon. John e. Mathe,


NhtNY, ArrH IT. Is5N.
The Hon John {. Mather Ia still detained In Tie CITY BY
severe attack OF iniamma,ory rheumatism.
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Thefe Cry vessels afost Tor this port, vito ever
half million bushels OF vhca, and sixty thousand bush
~
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In. Arxn.ss al saynnnnh

Tho nl,ed staics msh steamship Augusts, ffOm Nsw
YORK; hss arrived here alter sixty hours passage. All
oil
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IrpE COLLINS HoTEIs FOOT or CANAI, STREET
oppoe the Collins steamers docks and Tobokeu ferry
cosd the present for thorough repair and
vii opened under new prorrietorshp ON or abou the
L OF Msy, repe'c With evety modern comfort and conve
Hence The ocsor makes this the most desirable summer
IN York for transient h,ssI pasrns
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tsOrEL.s.

IA oss' HoTrJ. DINING SALOON AND RESTAURANT
vi corner hcyery and Baysrd street provided win AL
delcaciee of e season the plan and fur
.ted throughout with patent sprine beds Lodgsss and
eeotn
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INsURANCE COMPANY.

INSURANCE. COMPANY.
flrrTcE OF rIRENEs's FUND INSURANCE co, ITO
RyoadwAy April NC, lS5S--Tbs stockholders Of this
srrssy sreby Do;ae4 that the balance OF Aeir sae
remaining unpaid, In called In and mAoe p~y abe
sn on before the 2h daT Of Aprl in,tnt
CHARLES McnOU3 AIl-
DAVID MIrIlkEN,
PRrFK n. TITUS,
JOHN @. HENDERSON, fComrisssonsm
FRANKLIN II. DEL ANO
JOSEPH Y. FAhEUN, yr
HEsRY n GRAHAM.