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yLMIHA.
EIMRA IN. Y, April 6, 1865
MI Hal was to day elected Mayor Of Einars On ths
OaDKNs sRaH, april 9, 1853
our municipal election to cay the entire republics
ticket was elected by nsorites ranging from 90 70 CO.
PoErlASp, Me-, April 9, ,sss.
cur municipal election day Jedediah JewUs&
Mr. sbapiey, democrat The CITY Council Is STRONGLY re-
publican.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LoUI1, April O.. 1855
The returns OF the municipal election yesterday
all mate but enough known to insure the eleoos Il
the entire free democratic ticket, by an average maze
JEFFERSON CITY.
III. vnoo ,,s soc .,.,. h ST Lows S ADr g. Use
fer Mayor, was elected at Jefferson City yesterday BY
average sjorty Of TO- The average majority fo~ Ms
FREQ democratic ticket In this city Is 400.
DUBUQUE
DuBUoUK, Iowa. Apri, 8; 1885,
The election yesterday passed of quietly n 3 Tet-
ernstos me peoples candidate Tor Mayor was eeossA
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 6: l8kR.
Al our municipal election yesterday he eniis anti Co
paon tick ct elected by msjorities ranging fr
no % $500 Thirteen out OF the seventeen couserne.
MICHIGAN TOWN ELECTIONS.
Dmson. April 9, 1858
STATE yesterday, chow large republican gains.
The Townsend Case.
MxKKrDvnIx, c. W., Apr! 9, 1858:
The celebrated Tow alias McHenry trial
Guided this afternoon, The Jury rendering verdios@
mot guilty"
Movement OF sosshern Steamers.
THE AUGUSTA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, April 6, 1859;
The United States mail steamship Augusta from NV
York, arrived here to day ct IL She detasA
by fog OF Cape Hatteras. Ali well.
THa COLUMBIA AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, April s, 1861
The United States steamship Column ba Captain NJ Bsr.
~, from Now York; arrived here Monday afternoens
O'Clock All we'll
Weather Rsports.
By The Eastern, Western Northern and Southern rsis
graph Ilnes.-OHnce q Wall street
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Onr Washington Corresposdence.
W xsuNcroN Ar,rti 4 l864

Oar Washington Correspondence,
wAsmSoroS, April 8, 1853
Important fo- Santo Demnoc-7he Conduct Of the Bae,s
Government
Deesatohes hove been the State Department
from Consul Santo Domingo relative to the prssent
state OF affairs in that Island. These dispatches
were entrusted 10 . special bearer (wbo held
consulate under q previous administrator, at the
request Of the representatives OF the differ.
ent Powers rssiasn. ~ the city Of santo Domingo.
we'll BY e dierens merchants doing business, with
the United States. Such confidence placed in bis
Judgment relative to the position CT affairs n this Island
that he commissioned to- lay before government
statement Of facS relative 10 the treaty made ey our
Consul Mr. j. Elliott, cedng to- our government the Bay
OF samana for naval station and for other purposes
psmed in the secret aytces Of sat treaty This treaty
treaty s that have tne Bay Of Samsns for
for pavai stsoo We have the right to erect all
territory Adjoining the Bag and in flct 70 become ners
Of the entire Spanish portion Of the island By occupation
for small sum FAMED IA the Treaty France will un
the ratification Of the treaty, but England will lend
band Decessary to establish naval depot at SANTANA
1t lie time that the government begunto pay decided
attention the position Of commerce at Santo Doin
60 Nothing has ct been dome relative TO the seizure
Of the American schooner Charles HILL Of Portland,
npt the archives Of the American Consul
late and the ramplpg under foot OF the ng of the Con
suIa,e by tbe rpipons Of President Baez Positive evil
relative to the attempts to assassnaie
Consul at various tines Also, the proceedings OF
meeting Of the Consular corps convened at toe request OF
President. Baez, informing them that be would not protect
either the Consul OF the United States or s citizens resi-
dent in that leland
ship Tartar this OCCASION Is worthy OF special men,
ton When Baez informed the Consular corps that he
would not guars the safety OF the Americans resident
at Santo Domingo, Captain Dunlop informed him that the
called republic was no longer government, and that
II would become necessary fof.ez to Immediately issue
proclaim alton relative to their protection in default OF
which he would prepare bis chip for action and take pos
session Of the city in the pane OF her hAjesys govern
me ut and protect them himself
How long to permit poor, miserable, weak
negro government to trample upon the sacred rights OF
our citizeps a question which, ii not answered at
early day by the administration, will undoubtedly be
swered by General William Walker some other
mader capable OF teaching these people TO protect the
rights OF American citizens.
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Our Special washingson Despatch.


THE LECoMPTos BlLL-THR COMMISSIONERS FOR
urAB-aASERALs HARsKY AND sMlrH-rHs DIP
PIcrLTY BETWEEN SPAIN AND MRxIco-rHE DERI
cIRNCy BILL-BANxRUrr LAw-JuDoK LoRiN6
APPOINTED SUB TREAsURER 40 BosroN-rHE
PRINTING BUREAU. ETC.
wAsmsoros, April o, 1863
The Jsccmp>on bill did not 20 10 the Houses 70
day. II viii probably reach there Tomorrow. The
publoans very indignant at ts bong held back and
made In the Senate to-day that n be sent
Immediately.
The special Commissioner to Utah, Governor Powell
and Ben MoCulIoch, will leave in few days for tbs
scene OF their iabo~s The President has nearly
peted their instructions and they VIII proceed with the
army which leaves Fort Icavenworts the 18th inst
~. Bcrnhse, the delegate from Utah, says that the
Commissoners had been sent time ago there would
have been neoes ny Of sending sserny.
learn that the Select Committee OF the House,
On Printing intend 70 report . bill for the %
tabllshment Of Printing Bureau The bill, think
you will fad, will be In accordance with the IDEAS and
views expressed from time TO time the H,RALD. Print
ing, bndns, engraving, all Consrc.sond reports AMI
deba;es-n fact everything tina, dore outside, By
contract otherwise-s to 20 carried and accom-.
pxbed By the bureau thus established. There is 10 he
superintendent Commissioner Of Dsndsg, &c. &C The
committee viii also submit repett giving full expos
ton Of ,he mode and manner In which the work has
hitherto been peror shown frauds have been
perpetrsied by those who have been doing the work
for the government This bill will supersede Senator
Johnson's bill, which Ia too much Ike the law now in
force, and which Ia found 10 be 80 Objectionable.
IN rcquested TO state tha. there s no difficulty,
stated between Generals Harvey and Smith 10 which
Of theee officers shan command the Utah expe
dNso. Bo,h Of them take their respective commands
ops a. Major General, the othor B-igader.
Our Minister al Madrid, Mr.. Dodge writes By last mail
that hong pending and veed question between Spain
add Mexico in fair way OF adjustment through the
diation Of France aud England.
The Deficiency bill, now before the Bouse, will, In "a
present FORM BE- defeated The expedition for Utah
not move Until that bill Ia passed.
According 10 present arrangements or tho War Depart
meut Tiers will be larger force concentrated in Utah
than was expected abort time since. There will be a
force OF ak thousand
large batch o. petitions 10 day presented Ia bosh
Houses Of Congress for general bsnkru7, law.
Another murder took place In Washington today. A
man named Berry was murdered by named Dew
lin This was not murder committed OF waaton
dysm o. that Of Saturday night last but out OF revenge
on she part Of the Devns against Besy tor having is
charged, stdueed their sister some years ago
Judge Lorps, lately removed from hs posison OF Judge
by Governor Banks Of Massachusetts,, Is hear appointed
ss sub Treasurer ai che port Of Epstcn.
Commander Joseph Lsnmsn, Of the navy, ordered 70
the steamer Michigan the Northern LAKES.
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Nh. SECRETARY CoBB AM CoLLxcTcx SoumI-
There appears to be very great fuss in full
blast at Washington over Collector Schell's sp-
pcintments. He has made some over which our
members Of Congress and the miserable and
dirty spoilsmen inside and outside cf Tammsny
Hall have been raising an uproar that appears
to have frightened the Secretary of the Trea-
sury worse than the Kansas rebellion Of Doug
las and company. He has thus refused to con-
firm some of the Collectors appointments and
besitates upon some others. Indeed, such Ia the
extent of the row that some Of our black re-
publican organs are predicting that poor Schell
is threatened with the fate of Orsini He is, il
appears candidate for Governor looking out
for himself and Dickinson could anything be
more absurdO is his man for the Presidency re-
gardless of the claims of Mr.. Cobb. Conse-
quently poor Schell is to be Bronfonized, and
Cobb is to play the part of Guthrie in the ope-
ration.
Such is the trash that is trumpet up by the
miserable, loafng potbouse, Tammany poiiti-
clans against our unfortunate Collector; and
strangely enough, these scurvy chaps are served
by our city members of Congress very much to
the distress of Mr.. Cobb, and very much, we
believe, to the disgust of the President The
truth is, our city M. C.'s want to use the ap-
pointment of Mr. Schells subordinates in
behalf of their own political ecoemes among
" the roughs" of their respective districts. Mr..
Schell, however has neglected to consult them,
and hence all this rumpus at Washington.
Thus far, too, Mr.. Secretary Cobb appears to
have been guided more by the cOunsels of our
members of Congress than by the Collectors
discretion. But there is no necessity for thus
making bridge of Mr.. Sohell's nose any longer.
Our city delegation are all fixed right
upon Kansas, and the Secretary, in this quarter
at least, can afford to be a little Independent.
But if there can be no concurrence between the
appointments of Mr. Schell and the confrma-
lions of Mr.. Cobb, the President should take the
matter in hand He will see also, that if he
does take it up, it will not do to stop half way,
like poor Pierce, but that he must make a clean
Job of it. In this view should it be found i'm
possible to bring Mr.. Cobb and Mr.. Schell to
harmony and common sense upon these sp-
pointments, we hope and trust that both the
Collector and the Secretary will be turned
adrift.
As to our members Of Congress, we again
suggest that they will have quite enough to do
in attending to their legislative duties, without
mixing themselves up in these dirty little spoils
squabbles of Tammany Hall and the coal hole.
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DesoxuctaVe RhGeS.
WHOLE FAMILY BUnAHD TO DEATH IN LDAv.
JHFFlRsOr COUNTY NJ "

DesowuctaVe RhGeS.
wHoLk FAMILY BUnhHD 70 DEATH IN LEDAy,
JEFFERSON COUNTY, NY.
WArxrows, April 8, 1853.
nre occurred In tho town Of Lersy, N Y, 20
kNadsy night destroying the dwelling Of Daniel Comstcrk
Mr. Coustock, bis wife and -four little children persisted
in tn flames Inc names Of tho children Mary Marin,
BslomS and Cors, all under ton years OF age The ar
creates much eAciteme0t and the greatest symp,shy IN
the vicinity Of the melancholy occurrence
BURNIN0 or A PLouRNe MILL
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April q, 1855
The Touring mill CT johnson Harper at Horizon. via
was destroyed by fire Sunday morning The loss =
estimated at SO ooo and partially covered by insurance
BURNING OF THE PROTELLBa FOREST CITY.
PoRT STANLEY, G. w., April 8, 1865
The propeller Forest Cry burned here liss ukk
II Is supposed shs set fire BY incendary. hs
wss insured emily few days ago.
BURNING OF NEW DUnDIros AT st. louis.
81. LOUIS, April 8, 1863
The sxtensive building In process CT erection here E
the steam factory belonging to Burch Co was dcs
.royed W bre this morning Lcss $50 COO; insurcd.
40 ed0-
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LECTURES AND LEc1rRERs.-The principal
lecturers Of the day are Lola Monies, the Che
Waller Forney, Lawyer Brady, Professor Eve.
rett and Hon. Msssa Greeley Some of them
have faded little lately and the greatest Of
all seems to he Lola Monies, who alone is able
TO keep up the applause and excitement, which
she created when she first appeared behind the
reading desk Of Hope Chapel In fact, Lola
seems to have beaten oil her illustrious rivals
rl.n- o. 81 lLn sou
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PROGRESS OF TRApE-The Custom House re-
turns show remarkable evidence Of the power Of
our people to retrencb and recuperatc. In the
last three mouths at this port the reduction in
our importations amounts. to the enormous sum
Of thirty-six millions. In March 1853, we took
nine and half millions less Of foreign goods
than we did in March, 1867. In the first six
months Of the present fiscal year, including the
three months prior to. the revulsion, our i'm
perts at this port were four and half millions
in excess of those Of the previous year now,
our imports for the nine months ending 3lst
March arc actually tbirty-swo millions in
srrear Of last year.
All this indicates tremendous amount of
contraction and retrenchment spreading
throughout the country; and II must lead,
before we expect it, TO sudden revival of
business, increase Of trade and restoration of
commercial activity. Gains beget storms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-07
Political Intelligence.

hScIos RHopr IuAsp.-The annual state elcctAsa
VIII take place DAY In Rhode Island The -
cresied very little stir excitement and the indicstss
are that the election will be u1commonly quiet 49,
After the American republicans had made their no,an
tons for State officers, some fcoling OF opposition
manifested the part OF handful Of political dena-
gogues who called themselves straight republicans, anA
they succeeded far az 10 get together few
Providence, 81 Parcks oay, Who styling themselves
asatc Convention, proceeded to nominate ticket ThN
tsek the candidates Of the coalition exoep, thoss de-
sensted for the Offices Of Attorney General and rrsAsurc
md for these they chose Afer ths
nsos q their were made public they each de-
cir I'd the romnaoo and thus len the strAsh:s usra
black republicans just whSre they started rscro sS
consequently now but two tickets in the nsld - fo'-
iows--
DenoruS Ame,cun Rrvaisu~A
Governor. .Esba.R Potter. Eleha Dyer
IAeut Governor. Ariel BaIlou. Thomas O. rrrncr.
Secretary OF Saie John " weeten. Jshn Bars,cs
Attorney General. Walter s BuYges Jerome n NnbAn
Treasurer ...... .Edvrdf y. Newton samrcl A. rsrksr.
All the candidates Ia republican ticket are NE pro
sent inoumbeuts The Democratic Convention neuinatsA
Alexander Duncan Tor Governor and Elisha r. Potter FOR
Lieuteusni Governor bit The former gea,onAa having
declined, hr. Potter placed nj the head OF she toket
BY the State Committee s said thai tho denscrat yin
allow the election TO 60 by default
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wAsHryeTos, April Q. 1853
Judging from present Indications the Deficiency Appro-
praon bill embracing about eight millions for the army,
win be defeated IN ia present form. There an incrcas.
ing disposition In Congress TO check further movements of
the Utah expedition The entire military force oontenl.
plated 10 be thrown into Utah Ia about eco men.
Senator Davis physical condition has become more cr.
,.e.f 10 IA. fesf tIs yht rf On, "a
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Eiestion OF Directors OF the Niagara Water
Power COMPANY.

NIfHtFt FAIIA, ApTlI y, IS5b.
The ekctSon Of directors for the Niagara Water Power
Company took place TO day None Of the old board we're
re elected except Colonel Fisk and Allen the former
Presden, Of the company The work the canal will
rcco mmence
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Connecticut Ereesson.

HAIr7oRO, ApTu o, IU66
We have retains from all but seventeen towns rhs
State. The republicans have eiectcd hundred aad
fbsy three Representatives and the democrats seventy
eight The Serae, IL is believed, VIII stand sixteen
pabiicans ~ five CENT Gratis
The for Governor in all but seventeen towns evo
Buckingham, the republican candidate fog Govoruor.
plurality Ct 100.
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REVIVAL or BusNEs.-Within the past few
days business has revived in surprising man
ner. AS coon as the lakes open and the spring
movement begins in the West, we shall be as
busy as ever, despite the late hard tines We
have never, for our part, published 10 many
advertisements as during some days of the past
few weeks Our receipts from advertising alone
have varied from a thousand to fifteen hundred
dollars day, and we have frequently been
obliged to make present to our readers of an
extra sheet in order to give them the news II
this goes on, and trade continue to revive az it
has begun, we shall shortly be obliged to Issue
a triple and quadruple sheet several times a
week.
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bhfhoIf, hpfh o. 1898
Several sail vessois passed down from Chicago and
other upper lake ports TO-DAY. Navigation may be con
sides ed 90 fairly open
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The foreign mail per steamship Niagara, for Liverpool
closes 10 morrow "wednesday at 10 O'Clock " and
will We IN tine for The Niagara ett at Il Wall street.
Nss ICrA, By IL ~ 80 u5s'0N,
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The United States surveying steamer BIB, from rev
York for North Carolina has put In here for repairs
The ship Sally ssgce, from RIO JSheiro, has gone UP
.amea
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THE LATEST NEWS.


Non-Axysval OF the America.
HALIFAX, April 6--i0P.M
dense fog envelopes harbos, ADD there Is hardly
possibility Of the arrival OF the Amevcs, nov IN her
twelfth day from Liverpool Weather calm and mild
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WA1ITsCrtN, April o. I55S.
10. 53.-Fnoch c. Roberts James NJ Cooper. Argg-
commenced foS plaintiff and continued for deten-
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Isyss atty rsomspssson


PHLtbsfFHft, Npril o, Isbt-
The democrats a this city 10 Gay, IN convention,
minated Mr.. varx for Mayo- the arst ballot
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kDsCrNG BANK DmEcroRs--we notice that
Alibone and several Of the old directors of the
Bank Of Pennsylvania have been indicted at
Philadelphia This Is all well enough but az
one swallow does not make a summer any more
than one "Leonora," cribbed from the old mas
ters, makes Fry great composer, so the indict-
ment Of one or two bank officers does not show
ths, there Is q general disposition to hold rich
rogues to account II oil the deffsuding bank
officers were indicted and convicted the prisons
would not be capacious enough to hold them.
Still, II would be a good idea To take some Of
the richest and goutiest Of them and give. them
five years of prison life. II would help along
the dividends, and improve the health Of the
convicts amazingly. A. ehort residence in the
State prison Ia better than all the pills in the
world
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TYR CorcrRrs MunRp win commence On psxt Monday.
and the sale d seats announced 70 begin tomorrow
This delay necessary order 70 perfect the reheasais
with the ssesi orchestra and 10 complete The deccrsns
q the Academy, which viii Re grand scale COZ
cert roem has been erected the STAGE and the sudc
rium las been completely renovated add lururous'y
fitted up, 30 ,h, the Scuceri will be more rlsssaz
IL. a vass
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The Townsend Case.
MxKMrDvnIx, G. W., Apr! 9, 1853:
The celebrated Tow alias McHenry trial was CO.
Guided this Afternoon The Jury rendering verdict II
mot guilty"
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