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EXECUTION OF MURDERERs.

HARRISBURG. PA, May 2l.-Wm. Williams, con-
yicted of the murder of John Hendricks, in May
last was executed today in the prison yard. The
occasion drew d large crowd OF people To town and
about seventy obtained admission into the Jail 10
witness the melancholy spectacle
A large crowd were outside, aud the roofs of the
houses overlooking the prison yard were filled 18th
people anxious to witness the execution. Some OF
these positions rented at fifty cents aud a
dollar each.
The wife, three children and sister OF the con.
demned visited the prisoner yesterday aud this
morning. He exhibited but little feeling, eyinciug
stplid indifference.
The prisoner brought out of his cell and
placed on the scafOid at minutes of ~ o'clock,
dressed in shroud of white flannel, aud wearing
a cap. He uttered not word, except TO reply
Yes" when asked whether the minister should
pray fnr him.
A brief prayer was then made, after which an
appropriate hymn was sung
The drop then fell and the prisoner was launch
ed into eternity.
OswEGo, n. Y, May 21-This afternoon Dee mis-
Sullivan WAS executed in the hall of the Jail of this
city for tie murder of Joshua IIibbard. Previous
10 his execution, Sullivan read paper declaring
his inDoc, nee, and asserting that he died firm
believer in the Roman Catholic filth. lie at
tended by the cIergymen Of bis profession, and
throus hout the whole scene he conducted himself
in firm and uufiiuching manner.
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DIED,

In Manchester. on the morning OF the z3i lhstan,
Mrs MAkTH A JOHNSON, consort OF W M 1ouusoni
in the All wear of her age. leaving husband ana
Ave children to mourn her loss. 49,, H..
Ihp friends of the family are inFitu 70 ~ nc,
funeral al the r. sdence Of her husband thIs lhoh-
aass pe,erSSnrs va. and Raleigh. N c.. papers
please copy. nu mr..
On Sunday. the % inst. at o'clock. NJ. Ella
REsEtCA .iaant daughter Of Augustus Nj and Ann
l. Ball, aged IL months
Asvernal flowers that seen. the morn,
But wither in the rising day,
Thus lovely was this iuf.nts dawn,
Thus swiftly fled her life away
She died to sin, she died to care,
But / r a moment felt the rod
Then rising on the viewiess air,
cprea her light wing and scared TO GOD.
This blessed theme now cheers my voice;
The grave is not the loved ones prison,
The stone" that covered half NY JOYS
Is rolled away" and lol she risen " =
The friends OF the family. and those of Mr. Jonas
Deuel. are resp. ctfully invited to att nd her fune
raj from the residence OF the latter, 9Th street.
French Garden Hill, this (Monday) afternoon. at 5
oc ock, without TURNER notice
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New states.

hesena.e have pss.ei The BIN for tho admis
siou Of Oregon. aaa there can he no donht OF Its
passage By the Iieuse This viii make three new
free States, Kansas, Minnesota and Oregon. added
thtt sesster. The equilibrium of power In tie
sens,s between the North aud South. WAS de-
srayed by the admission OF California. before
which the tive sec.ions stool in that body fifteen
slsee States 20 fifteen free. AZ the next session,
tbs Senate will stand nineteen free states 10 ne.
teea slave States. This certainly does not look
like southern aggression. extension, expansion or
multiplication. The Moth has nos he ayy la ance
of power against the 4 nth in both ho1ses Of Con
grees, and At least twenty embryo free States IN
the Wes:esn and North Western territories. each
Of which can be maize possess the requisite po' :
n'aticn At any time by the same organization
which supplied Kansas, and which can transit
the Northern Army Of Occupation in that State,
now that It has completed its work, to any oth.r
territory where its services may be needed On the
other hand OF the fifteen nomihally slave States,
two, Delaware and Maryland, are obviously in a
Transition state. As 10 new territories, tho South
cannot spare the population TO form movable
column, for the parpose Of occupying new terrific
ries, staying just long enough to secure admission
asa State, aEd then taking possession Of another
Ia the ssme way and for the same purpose.
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gnA 1NhAFntI NE We
APPOINTED roR THE DAILY pIsr ATJa
MORE WAR NEWS.
ANOTHER OUTRAGE ny A BRITISH CRU1sER-
EXCITING SCENE 81.

New York. May 23--Tbe bark John Howe, on
Antigua boarded by a boat from the british
war steamer Buzz ,rd. The examination OF her pa
pers was demanded. On her arrival ut sagus "a
Grande she was again boarded by the came beat,
and her papers demanded.
An attempt was made In the harbor OF sagna IA
Graude TO compel Capt Bartlett. OF the ship ciaI'
eudun bound for New York with cargo nf sugar,
tn show his papers aud hoist his ensign. oy an os
acer Of the sam. British cruiser Capt. ID. refused.
The steamer fired several blank cartridges TO iD-
tmidate him, after which the commander OF tne
steamer. accompanied by 100 men, proceeded 10
the Clarendon. Capt II. refused to let any one
board him except the officer. who, after an exc'log
scene, lett without accomplishing his purpose.
Daring the affair Capt. Bartlett WAS STRUCK OUT
the British ticer denied any Intention OF 80 doing
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pOCKBRIDGE BATHS favori e

IL bathing place. long known "a LETCIER'S, and
afterwards as JORDAN'S SPhINGS, has been re-
kt ok bridge county where it is situated and where
the virtues OF the water best known and i'll be
open Tor the reception OF visitors upon the list of
JUSEnext New ID handsome buildings have b. en-
erected ard effort will Re spar make it de-
liehtfu summer resort It is bean fully located on
the North River. in the midst of mountain aud val
ley scenery uusurp tsspd in varied beauty BY any in
the State. 1t ~ on the main stage road from Lex
from the former and niue miles from Cohen Depot
on The lsiter. Vhit0rs can reach the baths in one
day from Petersburg, Riehm md and Alexandria ar
riving at their destination before -uustt
!. 1he t"m!erature OF the water is little hi-her
tan that OF he al sweet snt this with the peu-
liar ch trHc;er and huoyaucy OF the water which is
highly charged with Carbolic Acid Gas aud con-
nus hsxIe Iron, &c renders ba hing in IT, By
univ err consent of those who have tried IT, delight
fui ami inHigora'ing to an extraordinary degree
It's ml lna effect Is atested by fifty years of local
x'eTiencr especially in of general Debility
u sprpsii, Disestes of the Lungs Ulcerations
wherever xis5ing, rheumatism. Ameuorrhea Dis,
IN norrhi a.. MeboTrhafis It ucorrhta, Proiapsus
ttefi &C In the diseases peculiar to females and
clitir n. 1t ia passed If eaualled by aDy WA
tee lii fha world. Soar at hand is q rne SULPHUR
Spr,'g. second only To the famous White sulphur
a. Gre nbrtr, TO which visitors TO the Ba hs have
flee acc S.
governor Henry 4. Wis., Who spent a portion Of
lass summ-r with his family at the Baths thus
- ak< III it: 1t il my chosen spot in the noun
'si- ana snail certainly revisit it, If possible next
summer.
net ren"e may afro he had amongst many others
70 OF " Smith, Superintendent OF the Virginia
nl'itary tnstitut-, Rev VIM White ID u. and Rev
M Pen ton. e. Lexington; WHIT Paine ESQ
y ne urn OF keat, Paine neut, Richmond and !
tIun Of. ESQ. OF se ma. Alabania.
IEkAs 81 % per day, for less than ono week; s.
mes WEEK. TOR less than two weeks; IS per week for
NOR than two weeks. and $50 per month.
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n4. NEW Books AT 81 MAIN SrREET-We met nm
old acquaintance. yesterday, in our walk, and on
observing peculiarly serene and benign expression
up n his countenance inquired the cause He re-
,i,d that he had lust returned from the GIFT Book
sronE No ~ Main street, where he had purchased
four good books and received as many beautiful
Gifts. among othtrs a Gold Pen and an elegant
Bracelet, and that he was happy. not only ON MS
own account but because he saw his friends spend
log their m ney in the same way, thus enjoying the
luxury of books and gifts, at n moderate expense.
Now is the time to get bargains at NO. % Ma'h
s,ro.. my 22-3t
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN BUFFALO. N. Y

BUFFALO. \. Y, May 22.-This morning, fire
broke cut in the HoIiister elevator Ohio street
which, with two dwelling houses, the Elevator of
flee, and saloon adj )iuiDg were totally des'oyed
The elevator WAS owned by George ". 1if.. val
ued at $4,000, aud partially insured: it contained
4, 800 bushels of cOru aud 800 bushels of wheat.
owned by +. C. Colt, and 1000 bushels of wheat
owned by NJ. S Hawley. I he total loss GU the
grain is So 500: insured tor about $4,000
Five bundrt feet of black walnut lumber la
the yard adj dining, owned by John Booth, Was also
consumed. Mr. Booths loss on office and lumber
is Sl5.S0O.
About o'clock, while the above fire was burn
ing, another fire broke out Il wooden block in
Main street, which destroyed five stores, from No
$40 to No 354, inclusive The total loss at this
fire vas about $4,000, and the insurance very
small.
RLa:er in the morning and while the abcue fires
were in progress, the dwelling of n. d. Warren
on Eagle street, was destroyed Loss $780, fully
insured.
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CorGREss lin the Senate, on Saturday, Mr.. Hun
ported bill authorisng the Secretary of the Urea
sury to create loan OF SIS 900 600, and gave no.
tice that he would call it up today.
Mr. Green introduced resolution to pay the en-
ployees of the Senate extra compensation, equal 10
the amount granted to the employees OF the House.
Laid on the table
In the House of Representatives, the question Of
the admission of Representatives from Minnesota
Was taken mp.
The substitute for the report of the Committee
on Elections vas rejected by a vote of-yeas IL,
nays 125.
The resolution of the Committee, admitting
Messrs. Kavanangh and Phelps to seats, was then
adopted.
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HATED StatesN nxx

The United States have not more than eighty
ships pf war of sill classes, and cnly thirty in com
mission. or, ready for action and these are sen,
tered about various parts OF the world. Forty-two
years ago We had seventy.fous vessels, in good
condition, with commerce of only 100000 tons
Vow we hare y Commerce Of nearly Ave millions
of tons. We shall have, however, the advantage,
when ws dc build up naval force, If being able
10 adopt all the modern improvements.
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Doors, SHOES AND GAIrEss MADE re

bUVIS, DHUE5 AND UAITEFS MADE TO
ORDER, AT THE SHORTEST NoTIcE We are now pre-
pared to make to order. BOOTS, SHOES sud GAL
TERS of all the latest styles and of the very best
quality.
daving engaged the services Of n. MANI sL who
has been engaged in the Boot and Shoe bu,i1trs fer
the past twepty-nin years, being engaged i'm busi-
ness three years in LONDON, five in PARIS,
en- years in NEw YORK. aud for the par fourteen
years in THIS CITY. and is well know as competent
workman. We will therefore give particular at
tention Ia all kinds nf Measured Work, also to TEN
DER and DEFpRMED FEET az d we warrant to
give entire satisfaction in every as regards
material workmanship aud nice aud easy fit
HARRIS Il cos Shoe Depot
my lS-6t No. i2o Main street
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THE HAn.--A citizen of Chesterfield stated, on
Saturday, that on HI, way to this city that morn
ing he sss much hail that had drfied about the
road Ia ths late This fact affords striking
illustration Of tho severity of the storm aud the
sbun liant fall of hail: nee a week after it happen
Ell, large heaps of hail stones are found uuuelted
such a season rs this.
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NEW TRIAL iiEEIjSED.

CINCINNATI May DIV. NJ. Connolly of New
York, convicted of harboIipg fugitive slaves, has
been refused new trial, aud has been Sentenced
to - days imprisonment in the County Jail, aud
to pay fine of $40.
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SAILING OF STEAMERS.

New YORK, May 22-The steamship Vanderbilt
sailed at to-day for Havre aud South mp.
ton. with 100 passengers aud Il small amt unt of
specie.
QUEBEC, May 22.-The steamship Anglo Saxon
sard tor Liverpool at ten O'Clock This forenoon
with rs cabin and 1874 steers9e passengers.
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SUICIDE.


ELMiRA, N. Z, May 2l.-A N nar",i Anthony
Jay, from kn ,yville, Tenn, committed suicide in
the Forest Hotel In this place. ab1ut O'Clock I'M.
morning, by cutting an artery 10 his arm Thereby
bleeding to death. The cause was intemperancr
aud family troubles.
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- THE BEST sPRrsG AND SUMMER MEDICINE 1or
purifying the blood, removing pimples and all shin
eruptons giving color to the palid cheek Improving
the appetite and iuygoratinx this whole system, -
HsnrsnoRNEs HgAErH REsTnnER or sARssraaiiLa
CORDIAL II b pleasant to thu taste; and gives re-
newed energies TO the ply steal powers Of both sexes
Quart bottle 81. email bottles 30 cents sold oy
PURCELL, LApp 4 Co. and other Druggists IN bich-
mond my 2f-H
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DIFFICULTY ADJUSTED The Enquirer, of Satur
day, contains a card from Messrs. Tboma. Z. CHS
MAJ and Y. Gregory. Jr., who, "acting as the re
spective friends of Messrs. o. J. Wise aud y. b
Douglass, take pleasure in saying that The Difficult
~ which recently existed between those gentle
men. has beea adjusted houorabIy to both parties,
and In a manner satisfactory TO their friends"
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r@- No1Ics Ladies' Fair 4

EN NOTICE. The Ladies Fair, for
the fit of Manchester Bal tist Church still con-
tBues onan at No ~ Main (stOre lately occu-
pied by Bintord. Mayo Il Blair) Refreshments can
be had at all hours of the da- and evesiug and
large colecti; ofuseful and Fancy Articles remain
unsold.
An excellent Photograph Likeness of the late
Pastor. is for sale. Price 81 per cepV
eA- ADsITTANoE l2ls Cent. Children half price
my 22--ts.
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.HE NOTORIOUS TOWNSEND

MIRRlrrsyuLE, c. W, May u, Is5s.-rhe noro.
rious Townsend, alias MciIenry, Was tried Def re
the MAGISTRATES today for robbery, and discharged
on tloo bail. He is now at liberty.
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Foa THE PEsIrEsuaRg.-Ed. LAYTON, convicted
in Petersburg, Va, u robbery, has been sentenced
to two years and six months in the peniteptiary -
In Greenbrier county, Va, on the lith instant.
James Craft, far forgery. WAS sentenced to two
years, and JOS Holcomb, for tho killing of Thomas
Depriest to five years in the State prison. In
Prince William county, Vim. J. Sinclair, fouud
guilty of murder ia the second degree, has been
sentenced 10 nv years imprisonment.
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WASHINGTON, May 23.-Orders have been issued
for Captains Hartsteine and Rogers to proceed to
New York to take command of U. s. War Steamers
Water Witch and Arctic for the Gulf of Mexico.
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LATER FROM MANANA

NEW ORLEANS, May 2l.-The steamship Gaia VIDA
has arrived from New York, 18th, vita Havana ism
inst. Sugars we're dull. Muci Indignation COZ.
timed to be felt ia consequence of the aggressons
OF the British cruisers
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PLYMOUTH Mass May 22-The trial of Mrs Abb:
gull Gardner Tor poisoning her husband the iate
postmaster at ihnshat which has occupied the
Supreme Court here during the week. ended this
morning by verdict of murder ia the second de.
gree.
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LAND SALES IN SoUTAwEsrERN VIRGINIA "A trac,
OF land In Smyth county, containing $50 acres ~
Ing near the Seven Nile Ford. was sold ON Tuesday
last for S7,a2o-il65o per acre. A lot Of land, con
tanning IL acres, adjoining the town of Marion.
sold for 500. The Union Hotel in Marion has
been sold for $500
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ACnNa.x ~ Nnn rnI.R,

wM ,. POSTER sso II The Accent for the DsflS
prsrkrcsio Norfolk, tia circulation Of the paper
there having increAsed to extent demanding PER
scaA stseation TO iss distribution the collection OF
dt,as a..
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" HusasnY,' who We suppose Ia n member
OF the medical profession, sends rs an argument
against the "msdstonen Not having added that
remedy to our articles of faith and standing in
profound awe At all seasons Of VI. DIS, we must
decline To arbitrate between the renowned Cap
tain Dewey" (of whom spoke as 1.-The intelli-
gent mineralsgist," because he was mostly known
in that capacity in Virgnia) aud tie NJ. D., to
whom We suppose that we indebted Tor 'in-
m unity" IL is sufficient for TO say that in re
gard to the multitude of cures effected by the mad
stone, we spoke, as VIC stated ut the time, the
representations OF OF hers ho, We may add We re
gard as perfectly eutitled to credit and confidence
One Of these persons was himself bitten. not
Through the clothing" but upon The bare face,
WHICH dsposes of one of ''IIuDauitys" OF jrcti0ps'
and not BY dog falsely reported" to be mad
BAL QUE from whose bite several animals died, hich
we fake it, meets the other.
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Andrew z. Tilman, one Of the pioneers of i'm
provement in western New York, is dead.
hr. Corcoran, the banker, of Washington, and
ms daughter, are visiting in Minnesota
The Charleston, s. G. Banks have resolved to re
sumo specie payments on the LIST OF July.
Rev. q. w. Farrabee, Postmaster at Black Rock
Brunswick county. N. O.. has been arrested for
purloining letter from the mail.
There were 137 deaths In New Orleans, for the
week ending the 10th instant. 81 of consump-
ton.
Martin Condo, OF Novih Caro- ma, was accident
ally kiie BY ia at ston, 8. O., on tn 18th in
slant.
New Haven has large trade in fore coal
The Journal, OF tn ~ q y,fA there are now eight
coliiers from Engiish parts IN tae harbo..
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my 2a-2t* sergeant of the City Of Richmond.

fA"SPEcIAL NOTICE.. B. Cook &
Co most respectfully ask the attention of the pub
lie their sale of the most splendid assortment of
Silver and Plated Ware offered in this city to
take place Mt the store formerly occupied By Dr. 4.
p. sempie. on Main. between 9th and 10th streets
THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock. See advertisement
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RICHMOND, March 18th, 1858.

GS MEsSRs- n. II. MEADE FRED. a.
KUPER AND OTHERS GENTLEM y: In reply to your
Ca requesting me to ann ounce my self candidate
OF 1HE CITY OF Richmond, bAg leave to say.
thai have for time past been repeatedly and
earnestly nIgtd by many to dc clare mytelf,
which, from personal n,ii raiiDns have here to-
foi dec ined doing but alter your call feel that
am not at liberty longer 10 continue tat d. al and
therefore he ely most resp. ctul'y my self
4 candidate for that ofics rendering 10 each and
a Of you my un'eigned thanks for the fl altering
manner in which you have been pleased TO couch
our call. remain,
Your oh servant
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THE EUROPA OUTWARD no,ryp
THE AUGUSTA MILLS.

HALIFAX. May I.-The r. VI. steamship Europs
arrived from BJston at 1, aud sailed for Liverpoo
at o Z. NJ yesterday. Wind east, with rain.
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HTThe best Ambrotypes exhibited in Richmond.
are those made by TYLER Co. l39 Main street, ana
their prices the lowest from Is cts to $25.
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SuIoiDE.--James Davis committed suicide by
hanging, at bis residence near hortonsyille in Al
bemarc county. Va, on Friday last. Barry in the
morning Of that day Mr. Davis persuaded his wife
aud family topay visit TO neighbor. and accom-
panied them part OF their way. On their return
he was found dead
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MARINE NEWS
PROTECTION OF AMERICA.

New YORK, May 23.-Ship Globe, from New Or
leaus, for Cadiz, with tobacco, has arrived here,
leaking al the rate Of IL inches an hour.
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ARINn INrALLluhNCR
orr Of K,chmond, May % -High Water 2 o.

rori Of k,chpsoSd, May % nigh Water 2 o'ct.
ARRIVED.
Stnr Virginia Kelley, Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers. Il Tuttle.
schr Kate Stuart, Carroll, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr U FRAZER Catiin. Petersburg lumber, Gary
i Bro.
schr Emma Jane, Graves, Baltimore, guano
Schaer, Kohler 4 Co.
schr Mary Anne. Mott, Albany. lumber. Whitlcck
4 Son.
SAILED,
Stmr Roanoke Skinner, N Y, mds and passengers,
LudIam atsop
Stmr Belvidere Keene, Baltimore mds Lrdlsm 4
Watson.
Schr Emms Shorter, down the river light.
schr Mary Mott. ireland, down the river light.
Schr Exit Gray, down the river. light.
S. hr Hickman, down the riy,r light.
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Your obi servant,
my Alt JAMES EbLETr.
nag To THE PuBLIc.-Will be sold. at

b1y- To THE PUBLIC. -WiII be sold, at
the late residence OF w Dunn, on the corner Of
Clay and lst streets, by order OF Court, on WE'D
n E.cDAY. the 2bth Instant, all the household and
Kitchen Furniture If said Dunn. consisting Of the
hoom Furniture. beautiful Gas Fixtures. elias,
Il and CrocBery Ware. fiue Carpets, Rugs n nd
Library. tcgsther with every article Of hf'chen
are wanted ia family. he house will be opened
tuesday next. To give all those OpportuI ity
who wish 10 buy, TO look at the Furnitnre.
T u DUDLEY,
mr2l-2t* Sergeant of the City of Richmnnd
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DEATH OF Az AcroE.-Chas. Howard, the actor
died In New York, very suddenly, Wednesday af
ternoon. Of disease OF the heart. lie was the hus
band Of the charming comedienne, Mrs C. Howard,
who sas such fayoriie In Richmond, aud who il
now lying Dangerously i'll
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THEArRg.-A louttfm ITod'gy-lt the press o.
Baltimore may be believed, We are to have very
extraordinary appearance at our theatre tonight
in the person of Master Allied Stewart, who.
though only II years old, throws Barney Williams
the shade rs de.iaeator of the Irish character
1t is said that bis by-piay AMI general humor is
fully equal to that Of any OF the older Irish cone
dams, and his singing ia much better. Beside,
tins attraction, We are to have that sterling actor
of The old school, MIR. Bass in his celebrated char
sS'er of Geoffrey Dale, in The Last Mau." Tht
address of Mr.. Bass in the club room, exhih
ton of art, aboundius in pathts cannot be 'xHell.
ed by any ns.or nov on The boards. The bill is
varied snd attractive one.
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B0ARp or VISITORS TIE NAVAL ACApEMY-The
following Board of Visitors has been appointed 10
witness the annual examination OF the several
classes OF acting midshipmen at the Naval Academy
on the first day of june next: Commodore
George W. Storer, Captain Frederick Engle, Cap
tain A. A. Itarwood, Commander Henry X. IIoif
and Commander Chas. H. Poor
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REScosTRE BETWEEN AcToRs.--Two comedians.
Aessrs. H. Davenport and Chas. Matthews, had
touch OF tragedy in New York on Friday evening
last. The former charged the latter with having
said that be paid $500 to Davenport to aid in pet
ting away Lizzie Weston Davenport, now Mrs. G.
Matthews. The allegation was ack now lodged and
davenport proceeded to cowhide Matthew'S
Friends separated the parties, and the same night
they went through their parts at their respectiye
theatre, with as much vivacity as if nothing had
occurred