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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
DENMARK AND SCHLESJVIG-H -HOLSTELN.

To tie Editor Of The n y. Tribune.
SIR: recent article in The Journal Of Commerce
on the German Duchles and Denmark renders ne
cessary some explanatory remarks. Christian l., King
of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, was, in the year
AGO, elected Duke Of Schleswig and Count OF Hol-
stein both of them promising solemnly to recognize
him and his royal successors as their sovereign Ills
son. King Hans divided both Duchies into the Got
torp and Segeberg part which division however, was
annued al the accession Of Frederick l. l523 TO the
Danish crowp. To please his brethren, Christian Ill.
unfortunately undertook in the year l5ii new dvl'
siOr. This fatal dissection of the two Duchies was
continued uLder Frederick H., who, nevertheless,
gave the Dukes share in ruling the Duchles, con,
slderDg them only proprietors OF aodle estates ana
protracted dispute between the hlng anu us
brethren concerning the epeotment OF sches"lg was
ended by agreement IN Odensee ll1'9l, pursuant
10 which the Dukes had TO take the oath OF aeS anoe
to the Danish King. BY the peace OF fredenao1rg
ll1Ol, France ana England secured to denmark tne
permanent possession of the Duchy OF Scn!eSwig'
whose nobility, clergy and peasantry had to swear al
leg lance TO the DANISH monarch, Frederick w. anu
to all his successors as their so71pu.e sor
ereigns. In the year ilOO, Adoph t
elected successor to the Swedish throne ana head
Of the younger line OF the Dukes OF HoS'Sln, 70
rouLced bis claims TO Scheswig, snd engaged linseA
10 exchange the Ducsl part Of Hclsten when tns oy
inheritance might devOlve TO him, Tor the I"e coun
ties Oldepb burg and Demenhorst, which ne, a,sr MS
Accession to the Swedish throne, realized: When
Charles Peter Ulrik, Prince of the Dueai part OF
Holstein had (l762) ascended the Russian tnione
TIE title Of Peter Ill, he redenanded Scniesws ena
Bolstein bu; upon bis sudden deposition and deaih
l7t3l, q treaty was. under his successoI TIE
Empress CathaIina H.. adjusted, by whcn the House
ot Hosien ed all claims TO scales VIZ anu
mark obtained the Due. part of Holstein in e1-
change for Odenb.r rg and Delmsnhorst treaty whch
773l wssfully accomplished by the Crown frlnce oil
Ru ss, Paul PetIowicb. during who.s minority his
uoihsr Cn,ha,ina had cnncludrd II. DsnMark here
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Turner. KiLp aad Craig as Lieutenants in the Amy.
9Ss.s pomrsOns have been pending since the com
mercer ent Of the sessiou. $500,
The Secretary Of the Treasury on an appeal mas
..ed fiat metal and silk guitar silngs, tue former
:, The component material OF chief value, are lla'
~ y du'v of 81 per ctntum, and the following
",e1 'css at 5 Puu, prepared from the fiber OF
,.rt for beds cushions and mattresses; white
aons o, hemp reduced to pulp, tor manufacturing
ne,. rotfos felt. and pbate OF ammonia
Pba followrg ofcers ordered to the sloop OF war
u.|1o,,oy preparing AT BostOn for the Mediterane
n". Cs,tsn. L. p. Levy; Lisutenants, Harrell,
Mc,.n Uopkins Roe, and Badger; Surgeon, Palmer;
T.e Ass,s,sbt Surgeon, Steele; Assistant Surgeon,
: Inwndes: and Pur5er Bleecker
puTssr Tsylor has been ordered TO the Receiving
Chin NJ Boston in place of Blocker and Purser has
been ordered 10 the Web1sb.
litter has been received at the State Department
from our charge des Affaires at COnstannople, in'
closing one 10 bim from the Grand Nzler, showing
that Amiu Bey was accredited as an agent to this
Government, thus setting at rest all doubts IN RELATION
to that subject. go,
letter from Lieut. Ives, da.ed 18th February,
sta.es that le had ascenCed above the MOhavc vii
aots on the Colorado River Of the West and had not
been molested by the Indians who have-heretofore
been troublesome. The surveys were progressing
finely. -
Can't John Rudd hss been ordered to the command
Of the Washington Navy Yard, vice CON- Lavaetts,
who il TO command the Mediterranean Squadron.
Commander +. g. Tilton has been ordered on duty
on the LigbH House Board, vice Capt. Samuel Barron,
who takes command Of the steam frigs.e Wabash.
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Ore of the smart fellows who advertise to show peo-
pie how to make fortune rapidly at little cost or
labor for an ything upward from postage stamp TO
dollar having been applied to for the great secret in
letter closing his fee whatever that may be, returned
the printed prospectus Of book which he wants to sell
for dollar ard which, beside telling people how to
avoid having children, &c,
"te.he. how by Lebig. chemical poces to discover
minerals. mines treasures and a. metallic 'uO'sLc'' 'u ~
teaches how to abunins into silver with
enormous profits and with very little or no expense. -. -
gold that no one difference sound or color
teaches many more valuable thing. sna pradspt
IT sches how 70 rear up the splendid habsOn' with
very little labor and scarcely expense worm .eskns OIL
esche. how to strike terror into the bear. Of sn
enemy by invisible that ne can do you no ts' ~
but will become your oest irlend- -, -.
.. It teaches how 70 discover anything 100" '''0"' ~
how to destroy friction leather OF very de,chP
ion so that harness. canisge tops hose o2ot' 80,
lc will undergo I'VE ten aud even twenty Je''
tesehe. how 70 make give four tiHa The q'as la.
,i S3tsf. @ii' 'h' Of superior '''AH''' 49, ,.,
e,te bow to prevent horses s9~ 9oss dIs' 10 :1 e..
Id sppesr yOung g. 25 and 80 years old and 'ay "
each.. how to mske cid and horses to appear
sc,ive and fat. -...-.. .v.r .,sb,.
ache. how TO e the mot Oands. crops % ssgs m O
crops of grain grass fruits vegetables n.rons III mi. vii
or kind favor and 'zs 20 those Of s, nS tpr 1s in G
10, . twent.eth part CT the usual lsOot sHN
scarcely sny labor expense. L.a.a 5;s.y.,.
d" 1t teaches how permanently cure one n-Aoieo
diseases ~ ,f.-.r.x-
tesche, all the secrets and hidden wonders OF .rro9zy
at teaches how 70 81 diseases Of hofie' anu oo' a.
msla ...i,h g., 4,
,esche. how 20 make 25 yards Of superior oc2h or
IL ,e.che. how to prevent rot, rus, snd bsa. IL potatoes
fruit &c. ,.- - - ..-is.s.t ~
itsche. how to make human beings BY 81 aiAc's P''
cess."
is it possible that any one who can read can be
fool enough to swallow ouch monstrou' lies And yet
the greater part of the offers to make apphcan' ncn
at little cost must be very much after this pattern.
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THE SLAVES IMPORTED INTO MIS-
SISSIPP{.
c,,,..no,s.tce Of TIE n Y. Tribune.

Cotrespopa. &c Of TIE Tribune.
yrcKsBuRG, Miss, April 8, 1853.
II s the inpre salon Of great many that the article
in TIE Deto in relation TO the landing OF cargo Of
Africans in M.sissppi, on Pearl River is hoax; but
such il not the fact and the negroes reported by
The Data. were cure enough landed and can be now
seep by the creduous the plantations of Messrs.
H. II. Gooiium, W. S. Hey.and, Col. James
Glass. Col Jsmes Allen, Thomas X. Knowland, M.j.
L. Price j. ", sIey Former, and few Others, whose
nance have no! yet learred-undergoing a regular
training preparatory to the culture of cotton and other
pioduo's in the State.
About I4O of tire number landed were marched from
Pearl River to this county Warren and can be
seen on the plantations Of the gentlemen above Ied
The balance were sold in the interior of the State at
hsndscne profit.
The gentlemen above mentioned, as | learn from
urdcubted authority have formed Joint stock COM
pany, and have already paid in for carrying on tue
trade the Of eloo COO, and by the lst Of next Au'
gust they expect another cargo Of about 200.
understand that they intend to increase the capital
stock to 5000 and that many others in this city and
county are anxious to invest in 1t.
They have employed an experienced man from Bos'
ton Mass at salary OF s0 900, to command the ves
sell be side giving lin az equal share OF the profits
young sDd likely African man will readily sell here
for 81 .0O0 vi eress from Virginia or Marylani
will sell for siOO more.
j. Wesley Former is President of the Company, IL.
II. Goodtum Treasurer aid Tbos. H. Kuowlsnd, Sec
reiary. The President, j. Wesley Fortner, is the
father Of the scheme and has been heard to boast ths
lie would clear cool slOO 900 at it before two years"
The above are fact', Mr.. Editor, which you mayrely
on being so. HILL CRY.
[The above is attested by what appears to be the
name of the writer, and reads like truth, yet may
be hoax. We give it as it reaches u.s. Ed.
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THE UTAH EXPEDITIONS.
Ernn The 81 L0uf, Repnbiirnn.

From Inc NJ Ioub htphOicuH
The city is rapidly filling up with officials and Off.
cers of the Army destined for Utah. Among the arr-
walls is Capt James ii. Simpson, who on his way to
Fort Leavenworth to take command of the corps OF
Typographical Engineers attached to the Army OF
Utah. He goes out under favorable circumstances,
having been Literally provided by the War Depart
mert with the necessary astronomical, meteoroogica
and Photographic Instruments for determining the lat
ude and longitude OF the places to be yistef, the
nights OF mountains and passes and tor sketchng the
general topography Of the country
Simpson are Capt. Albert, Lieutenants Kirby Smith
and Putnam Photographer 5. &. Mills Of Washing
ton and Eiwsrd ieo, sssstsnt-the last named Is
brotherin.law af MejOr Tochman; Naturalist, Chss
McCarty who accompanied Major Emory 10 his sur
yey of the NJ xican b. undary Lice. Mr.. William Lee
is also attached to the expedition, as Secretary TO
Capt Simpson. ,
Maj. Ben. Mccullough, in conjunction with Coy.
Powell of Ky, a Commission to treat with Gov. Is.
Young and the MormODs arrived in this city yesterday
morning, on bis way to Utah. The proposition or1gln'
ated in the very best motives, no doubt, but we are
very well satisfied that Gen. Johnston will be IN Great
Salt Lake City long before any reenforcements can
reach him from the ) ates, and that he will nave
established Gov. Cumming and others IN their omceS,
without consulting Brigham Young.
A correspondent of The Republican, writing from
FoIt Leayenworth, says
"The purchase of animals for the Utah expedition
continues to be bri ky carried IN. There are IN the
vicinity of the Fort some three thousand mules, OF
which some two hundred aud fifty from Tennessee
FIVE hundred from sylvani4, and the remainder
from Missouri. The price has not yet been perma-
nenty fixed, but it ranges to sl'o per animal Ihe
buying price for horses averages sl2o. Inc supply
large, and large Numbers OF each are continually
min in
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votes cast for each candidate
FORESrERS
REGULARS
80 .as9EHA

BRoADwAY.-The Association for Cleaning Rroad-
way met last night at Mr. IIaughwouts. The follow
ing communication was read by the President ani the
offer therein accepted:
Mr. HaueHwoUT President Of Rroadoay As'oeidtor.
SIR: In answer to your inquiry as to tee cost OF
csnr Broadway from Union square 10 the Battery tgethef
with ntectng the for block esh way
every night would state that an prepared TO enter into an
susfgment with Association, with the city ahontef
the work above by the day week month or year
d the OF $50 per week.
Allow me here you the street, % be swept
brace 7G blocks containing description oI sret
pavement in the city which with Broadway contain
street surface Of nearly eight miles 10 be swept every y hon
Respectfully, X. A. SMITH
II was suggested that petition be drafted and sent
10 the Common Council requesting them to allow an
additional appropriation toward the work-the amount
now paid by the City Inspector being only sl2O per
week for cleaning Broadway twice. 1t was therefore
agreed that the Committee prepare such petition, and
send it in on behalf Of the Association. The can
vassng Of the street for additional subscriptions the
President stated, proceeding very tavorably aod
he thought that by the first of May the woik would
commeLce of cleaning tie cross streets and perhaps
they would also be enabled at that time TO put on the
cav men, as proposed az their former meeting Several
merchants on tire street sent communcatons stst!og
that they would ndorse whatever action the Committee
might take in regard 70 the affairs OF the Assocatlon
being fully satisfied with their management so far.
Indt ed il seems TO be the feeling throughout Broadway
N leave the whole affair in the hands of those have
managed il so satisfactory to all concerned. The Com
mttee propose sending in their communication TO the
Common Council on Thursday
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fAdditionsl BY Telegraph.
srNATE-AFTERsooN sFsslO

SFNATE-AfTERSOON SESSION.
The Canal bill was considered III Committee of the
Whole, reported to the Senate read third tune, and
lost follows;
YEAS-Mes.rs Ame. Darling Dven Doherty Hals;ed Hub
bell. Noxon Patterson Schel Wsisworth
NAYS Messis Brand eth Burhsn Ely Foo,e, Latin. Man
deve Pratt, Sloan, Spinoa Stow, Truma j. D. Willard,
Williams
The Senate passed aconcur-ent resolution 10 ourn
al lO oc.ock this evening and then took rece Ur'
SoclOck.
ASSKMBLY-AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. McNkTT rose to question Of privilege. The
paper called TIE Buffalo Commercial Advertiser had
accused the Ra hoad Committee, of which he Me
Nett) was Chairman, Of attempting by fraud to get
through the Assembly amendment TO the bill re-
peshng the railroad dime law, giving the Central
Road the privilege OF charging two and one eighth
per cent per mile way fare. The statement was un-
true. He bad notified the friends Of the bill that
He declared TIE Buffalo Commercial AdrertiSer to
be paper without any sponsibe editorial head
and seemed to entt rtain very light opinion OF is
uerits
Mr.. HUTCHINSON confirmed the statement that in
formation had been given by Mr.. McNett to the
friends of the bill that amendment was made. He
had censured the Committee for nterpoating so offen
awe an menduent, and also fov mutilstng tie rail-
road pass bill.
Mr. DAYToS, also rose to question CT privilege
The report in the New York p pers of the proceed
ipps of Saturday cid hin injustice. He had never
refused TO obey I'D order Of the Speaker 10 take his
eat He appealed 10 the House 10 say whether he
was not in order al the time he was called TO orier by
the Speaker. He was speaking or apuyieged ques-
ton az hsd right to take wide rarge IN discus
,lop but wien called to order, Improperly as he held
although iits.ed st the time be led taken his ssst
\ l.ft. Lar arA Ra' ief -
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YorSG MESS REPrBLIcAs GESERAL COxNrrTEE.-
In pursuance of vote Of the Central Committee, the
Republican Ward Associations met last evening and
chose from each Ward FIVE Delegates TO Young
Mems Republican Committee, which will meet for
organization on the 2lst of the next month The cleo
tion paced of harmo niously. We append the result
so far az learned:
ssord H1rd-Jarnes +. Carter J. r. Baumes John Ship,
Chsre. p. sschmeser, Michael AcGowsn.
sirh Wd,G-Ibomss Ogiyie, Andrew Moore, Abraham
+ or,ntiIe " illiAm W. Msgsry H. Y. Brock
Fourtecah Ha'd-Henry Sender. Hugh Bennett, john r.
KeIuedy. Wm. 81 Wade, Angelo mcfarland
Sixteenth Ward-Alex Mcleod Angus Cameron, ETasmu' Q
Sterling, Andrew McLesn. William Shaw.
Trmtie,h Hard-J. V Gndley Henry Camp. Samuel s'a'
clair, Daniel l. Gsyit, John Missing
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WALLAoKs THEArER.-Miss Mary Gsnnon's bens-
fit last evening was well attended, and the goodIy
con pany waxed enthusiastic over a new comedy direct
from London. II Is called 80 The Love Knot is the
production Of Mr. Stirling Coyne and was first pro-
duced at the Drury Lane Theater, London.
II may be characterized ss a mazy play with plot
lsbyrinthne. To give an outline Of the story is work
of time and consultation with authorities and neither
the time He authorities at our present disposal
our authorities haven't come, and time will 20. The
gsLd point Is this: sood-lookiDg young couple have
been secretly married, aud both in Disguise
dozens Of men fall in free and easy love with the
pretty wife ard by coincidence at once supernatural,
dramatic and convenient, they all confde, unknown 10
each other their loves TO the gooilookipg husband.
Berg Il us in possession Of all their secrets this ssms
good. Hooking husband sets the gay rivals a. logger
heads and Upsets their pretty loye-schemes in toe
nctt amusing manner. Some Of these ardent loyens
are aesjy husbands and these be seduces into port
abe closets and Transports to distant tsyens 10 b.
there Unexpectedly confronted with their jealous wives.
Some single men, ami these he diiconoerts vita
email sword, sharp practice, aud other devices
known TO gay husbands who have charming
.ives. So the pay ii full OF absurd bu. anus
irg situations, end novel, interesting, AMI funny
;LcideLt.. the dialogue ia smart and the comedy is
beautifully dressed and mounted. But the Intricate
cetals Of tie pot-where is the pea that can desonbe
them or where ia the brain that could comprehend the
6escrpton without seeing the play, or even sfterSard'
Tbe,pc,essor of that cerebral appendix could almost
understand the twists, turns, windrgs, rjonclions.
counter irjupcors and other tantastca variations OF
the Street Commssicusr eu6. Bet ike that prolonged
end tangled cortes,, the play has happy ending AMI
the villain disappears through the back door, wsls the
right people mary the hight people snd turn out To b.
couLtesses ard other peasan. thrd-act spspgsi re-
ysrds of ftst-act oa:covir;ue.
To cay that the acting s excellent almost to rsturs
reea is but to 90 justice to Mise Cannon Mrs. vernop,
Mrs. Allen and MesIs. Lester, Davenport, Whiting.
Sloane aud the rest. The piece viii be repeated.
many times probably for i. is worthy OF that hoso'.
APPOINTMENTS By THE GO,ERsOR, by and wi'h
.a,.c. cn...nt Ami " l2
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United States supreme Court.
WAsHINGTON. NondaY, AprlI !.

WAsHINVION, HUuuayi APIH y, IL IL
Nc. 68-The United States agt. James Collier
The Judgment of the Circuit Court for the Southern
Distiict OF New York was affirmed.
No "a Patrick T. Shannon vs. Rafael C. Cavazos
q, ,On motion Of the counsel for the appelees, the
anpeal Of the District Court for the Southern District
of Texas was dismissed, with costs.
No 70. John Gourd 1t al vs.. Mortimer Livingston;
Fror 10 tie Circuit Court for the Southern District OF
NewYork The matters in controversy having been
settled by tine parties il ordered tha the writ of
error be dimissed-esch party to pay their own costs
No. 80. George X. Sampson ct a. vs.. Charles H.
pesslse. Ergumen. comm epced f. plaintiffs ani con-
tinued for defeIdaut.
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Arrests for Breaking the Neutrality
LaWS.

BUFFALO, Monday, April l9, 1888.
The two Germans, named Thuringer and Bemme-
man arrested here last week. charged with enlis.lng
men tor the British service have been held for trial
for breskng the neutrality laws Telegraphs from
Bri,ish ocers in Toronto and Niagara were produced
the examination.
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is entering the Territory from ell quarters and sacush
there is net the speculative demand for property
theie better opening for bona fds settlers than
last year Judge Cato being in Washington, LecouT.e
has been trying TO hold CoGit a. Iecomp,on. There
were plenty Of cases, both CRIMINAL and civil bu. nc
Juri.s could be bad for love or money Afisr three
weeks of perseveiipg effots he adjourned. Gov Den
still teaching the people of Kansas "how not to
do
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False Reports Of the sugar Market,

NV ORLEANS, Saturday, AprI II, 1893.
The Tue Delta of this evening contains q eommu'
nicaton everely rejecting The Pc0yune for falsely
ba been discovered by comparison of the reports OF
the Asso ciated Press with private dispatches.
The Associations reports, which were directly oppo-
ate to those of The Picayune, found to be en-
t;,elv correct II isa matter of common talk here
that this Is not the first time that The Picaynnss cor
tspor4ent has lent himself to spectators IN the sugar
ana other trades.
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Philadelphia Stock Market

PHlLADELPHLA Monday, April I9, I6,8.
Stocks are dull. Peunsy lyania State Fives, s6s;
Reading Railroad, 3D. Morris Canal, AZ; Long Isl-
and Railroad III; PennA R,ilroad, Al
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Safety Of thc Brig BIOOmer.

ST. JoHN's, n. F., Monday, ApnI ~, 1893.
Tie big Bloc mer from Boston, OF the safety OF
which some fears have been entertained, from her
having been so long overdue, arrived at Placentia
Bay on Friday, the 10th inst. The delay in her srri
val was caused by detention of five weeks IN the
ice The passengers and crew are all WELL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

FROM KassAs.-From our special correspondent we
have letters 10 the 10TH Fresh troops and stores tor
Utah were arriving daily. The Spring IS month
earlier than last year, and the expedition could have
started within week The Lesvenworth Constiiu'
ton is rapidly growing in favor, and though some old
fceies s,il swesr By the Topeka instrument, which
,bev call more Conservative" they cannot breathe
lie into It. corpse or make any show Ct resistance to
the laer smboiiueut Of the peoples vii Emigration
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pOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Albany Election.

ALBANY, Monday, April l9, 1883
The Common Council this evening canvasSed the
late election returns, and without dissenting vote
awarded the Mayoralty certificate to the Hon. Eli
Perry and also certificates to all the candidates on the
Union ticket. No attempt made to throw out the
vote of the western district of the Ninth Ward where
the boxes were destroyed.
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A False Report.

BosrON, Monday, April 19, lS5S
ns,aa-lv hour this forenoon the bulletin board Of
az Hs,cbsits' Exchange News Room contained an
YoUncemeut Of the death of Vice-President Breek
enridse at Washington.
TIE rel orr destitute Of the 'sntes, iopndsHGn
and l. presuued to have been placed before the PUBIC
for o more worthy object than to create sensation
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Serious Case Of Poisoning.

ALBANY, Monday, April Iy, I818
Patrick Cary, his wife and four children, residing in
Dalns street, this city, are now laboring under the
effects Of poison taken INTO the stomach through poi
sorous herbs put into soup by mistake by the mother
TIE physicians think the children may recover, but
cay taat the situation of the parents is very CRITICAL
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passed this session. was ordered to be referred with
power to report complete forthwith.
The bill relative to grants OF land under war IN
New-York was passed.
TIE bill constituting the husband and wife the ult =
mate heir each OF the other, was lost
The bill TO amend the Brooklyn Water act wss
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Arrest Of Editors.

CHICAGO, Monday, April l9 1913
Mess-s. Sheahan and Cameron, editors of TN
7imes Of this city, arrested and examined to-day
before United States Commissioner BrOss, on the
charge Of abstracting letter from the Post Office
but there being evidence against them, they were
disChargeJ.
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Reported Death of Rev. ID. A. Tying

PHnADELPHIA, Monday, April Iy I0o8
1t is reported that the Rev. Dudley A. Tying died
this afternoon from the effects of the injuries he re-
ceyed on Tuesday iast.
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Fire nj COhOes, N. u.

Troy, Monday, April ~, 1858.
A FIRE broke out IN the packing room Of the Har-
,ooy Mills at Cohoes n. Y, this afternoon. large
amount of valuable machinery was destroyed hun
dred bales OF cotton consumed and the building osdly
Samaged. Lcss estimated at $40 OOO fully insured
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Tar BCRDELL MrRDER.-The editor Of Ihe De,roH
Adrertiser SAYS that be has learned confdenualy o
developme nts which warrant the suppostlon tnas
the sperretrstor OF the Burde murder VIII soon 90
die ostd. Tie article in which he mske' Iai' az
LCgnceUeLt is 90. dated April J..
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Navigation westward.

COLLINGwOOD, {. w, Monday, April ~ 1858
The brig Mahonng, from Milwaukee, arrived here
On Saturday night, with cargo of -four consigned to
Montreal aud Boston.