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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-07

40 stusx phrenologv which enables
70 Tell your age and what changes
are beore YOU whom ron will marry find abeent friends
aud eyerv event Of life She IL assisted by Madame de Gore
she most wondul healing clayoysnt in The world
scybee your esss you curabe, gray hats
70 it's origps color This humbug. They ss,onish
VIII viz them.
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FURNITURE.

ITO HoUsEKEEPERs.-A BARGA1N-A YOUNG MAN
whose wife has gone South wishes dispose his fur
niure without sacrificing 60 second hand dealers Is com
priss everything necessary for housekeeping and viii
sold sheap Address clifford box $50 Herald on sAtDg
where an lnlgTyiew may BIZ bad.
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gBGARs.

\ AN MAKING STRONG EFFORTS TO CrusE OUT
all invoices Isegars upon which have made sdyasces
Cash purchasers particularly invited 70 examine the
brands Of Havana domestic and German segars That have
Ior sale. o. CHEEKS, II Broadway.
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az 000 RxwARD IS ofrEEsp no ANy Psnsora

d r QQA REWARD ~ orrERWn TO ANY PFRsofz
srO.UUV who can surpsss Madame CLIFTON irp
giving correct statements all through life pauou
hrly losees lswsuis aud lucky numbers. n Bssdsmcs
G. u humhug. She also
aggravated Of rheumatism. All those who are AZ
hcted IN trouble unsuccessful In business matters any
description, call and this naturally gifted LADY, and YOU
viii not - away dissatisfied. l22 Spring street.
NHADEvOISEILE MARGUERITE LAMAROUFx WILL.
M upon receipt Of 70 cents in postage stamps continue
give true picture OF past present and future and
Will send daguefreoype "a future wife husband by
closing specimen OF handwriting. alAo lock OF
dress Nile Marguerite lanarouex. broadway Posi-
MISS a. W. SNOW, THE CELEBRATED BUSINESS
Iu claifyoyans may be consulted nj her residence No 70
Greene street No. I, second hop. will absent
friends trace lost stolen goods advise business give
dehneations Of character, &c.
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L,uRusuED Roous-wITH BOARD, FOR FAMILIES
~ srgo gentle men ~ Mrs ARNOTDs, 40 Fourth ave
Due, corner Of twenty fifth street. References required
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VVANTED-FRoM $1,000 TO sl5,co FROM THREE TO
w Eve years, for which first mortgage viii be given
asins, real estate worth double this amount Any person
having this and wishing make investment
find particulars by addressing r. T. of j. H. and j.
7. Edwards 2is Washington street
WANTED-To BORROW 5000 on BOND AND MORT
w gage, improved city property worth $1,000 Ad-
dress J. ", box 24le Post ONCE, for three days
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SPORTING.

DTGEON sTOOTING.-THERE WILL Re A. GRAND
shooting match the sh OF January at the Sportsman
Ninth street. Third Brooklyn Tor sspen-
did English rife and sir silver Shooting 70 commence
IL O'Clock. The by the door from Fulton Jerry
I'VE minutes.
ITO BE SODA LOT OF BLACK AND TAN ENGLISH
pups the smallest breed and OF
ting stock also ne King Charles spaniel Apply L. 30
UfNBERGER, ~ Beekman street
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MATRIMONIAL.

~~-~~---~~~--
A YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD FAMILY CONNECTION OF
"A fine appearance with n small fortune IN hS right
would Ike TO form the acquaintance a young lady with
fnatrrnony Any inclined and sincere will
find friend by addressing Chas 8. b.. Herald Office
MATRIMONIAL BROKERAGE oFf1CE.-LADrFs
W and gentlemen DESTROYS Of forming matrimonial ALI.
wiboW the usual delay OF courtshp may al
ysnageos matches by applying IN person addressing
LOUIS Co. se Broadway, room No. !, up stairs Ladies'
from ~ 10 3; gentlemen from 3to6P.M.
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MIyCELLANEOUs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
pRANDRETH's PILLS.
suenEa No Of sense should think better worse o
hem because they sdver,ed the public papers They
are admitted the made pill the world muscu
lar and % com
gent, Being horoushly soluble nrdi,olve particles sd
and constitutional co.tivsness.
purrsve and his Life Addition pm. better than blue
pills alternative, and have examined hem and know
IIorIowAys PrIIs-THE NERVOUS HEADACHES.
pondsncy 20 which the eebler are sometmes subject
ITARRnoNs PATENT KIrcHENER.-rHIs COOK.
ing sang how IN use and srsxsl sccnd
sedes every other appliance for csokng both hotels and
private houses The demand has Increased largely hat
party for the sale and manufacture None but nrs' class
need apply To such parties The satisfactory evidence
the importance and magnitude of the business viii be
Joshua Harrison boz i6a Pos, Office Chicago, mi
UNAPP's PATENT OIL LANP-roR THE suPr.
N ror Of this lamp over a others for burning The Nero
the 2gh and he weekly Tribune q the q inst Local
wsed n sysry ward IN this sy Aso spgny and
proprietor Of The patent, i2s Hudson street.
T ,EEcgEs. -so. SWEDISH ASp D., socc GERMAN
J. y. CLEU CO, No. ~ Maiden lane
NEW oATNEAI4-JUsT RECEIVED AM FOR SALE
~ per barrel or Bag mH W. Fl ~ a Tss,n 9a
DATAY-Sop BUNDLES SUPERIOR JAVA RATTAN
j. r. CLEU co. No % Maiden lane.
wGRHHoUsE, EsTA BLrsHED 1890 TEAS. TEAS,
II teas groceries Ac-Jus received large stock choice
breakfast superior quality and fine flavor and sen
d Of family n III ng s every ss
that goods are being sold cheap cash by THOMAS
reenwch and 50 Murray streets No $50 always crowd
ed with buyers CAL and see.
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ByARDryt; AVID Lor,<3yv,.

> PARLoRS TO LET-EI.EGANTLY FURNISHED, SUIT
able for gentleman and wife or two three single
tenen with without board. House contains modern inn
provemehs. Apply at $50 Ninth street. TWO doors west OF
roadway.
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COAL.


CoAI.-PURE, RED ASH, PEACH oRCHARDJ WELL
" screened and delivered Of the lowest price Al
Ifhsh unadulseraied with other co@ia white ash
Schuylk, 81 summer rates. HENRY RkEVE.
Corner Canal and Centre and corner Jane and West
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SITUATIONS y4rTED-mALEs.

YOUNG NAN THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
"A wants situation as bookkeeper, or in any similar ca
pacy where the services active and
would be appreciated Address l.. /. ", Courier and En-
qurer office.
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. AND ABINGDON sQUARg.-A FRONT SUIT OF
rooms TO let with board suitable for families single
gentlemen. References required.
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ANTHOLOGY. =

I'm SPRING STREET --CLAIRvoyANCE-MR sEy
vovant in America All Diseases discoveved and cured un
eTfng advice ON business The fate and whereabouts Of alb
sen friends made Known &c Satisfaction pay. Gray
hair res,nred 10 is orl rinal color without fail
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
Inter from Salt Lake.

ST. LOUIS Saturday, Feb. 20, 1853.
Tbe Independence correspondent of The Republican,
under date Of the 10th inst says that the Salt Lake
mail Arrived there last night. Conductor Denver re-
ports tho snow from one to six feet deep on the noun
tsina, and the weather intensely cold.
He Ief Camp Scott January l. and the troops there
were IN good spirits earnestly wishing to make de-
seen. On Salt Lake City. From Mormon prisoners aud
strsgeiing Utah Indians, Col. johnson was well ad-
vised Of the movements of the Sants who were max
ing active preparations to continue their resistance to
the troops in the Spring.
Their municipal regulations were very stringent, and
they looked with suspicion upon every body the least
incaed to favor the action Of the United States Gov
ermeo,, Cox. Cumming was performing the duties
Of hs Office ~ far as he was able. The outward bound
mails were making good progress, and the many
Iodoos wnom they met manifested friendly feeling.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
MORE or THE KIDNAPPINGs CASE.
F,,m TAs Pu.Sy,gs cs,sn ,c,e.


Time, il ia well said puts al thpgs right George
Shaw, al infamous character, If al be true that q
alleged against him. and gross libel upon lSs kind.
recently received come thousand dollars for eturnins
fellow bepg with whittier ssiu, and doubtless soul.
than bis own into bondage He pocketed the proceeds
Of his yainy and returned to Pittsburgh ani bcasted
OF il. Some friends OF the kidnapped man heard OF IL
and mad Shaw arrested, fling, under advice ofcorIse.
some half dozen inornatioss against him, and he Is
now, having waived, very wisely preliminary ex-
animation, fully committed To jail 30 await his trial.
An extract from private letter, received By q
gentleman in this city from n brother at present IN
mbia Alabama, and dated the lst inst, will
explain itsef We can have no pity or sympathy with
such persons, and would thousand times prefer to-
day to be the slave than to be the s!aye-catcher
What makes the matter inhritely more infamous
possible for Shaw is tire fact, as disclosed by the
extract that Raglan had no disposition to look after
Fsris until Informed by Shaw OF hls whereabouts
suppose you remember George w. Farris, your
old acQssintance--the bricklayer We'll, he u now
tsltcd down on his 'massas piautstloa. Tie
Niger and was born and raised here. Six years ago
he LEFT hete, or away, and went North His mas
ter, whose name is Raglan never took the pains to
capture him, and ne TIL some time last sum
mer when b,ieklsyer in Pittsburgh by the nan'e ot
shaw who belonged to this place, and u in Pitts
burgh now suppose, saw MIN there aud spotted
him for detection.
VIXEN he (Farrs) started for st. Louis, last Sum
mer Shaw was in his glory for that was all he wanted
He sat down ard wrote to Raglan. He then csms or
here and Raglan not being at home he and slave
hunter banned BiI Juian startel away itofn aere on
TIE ID day of January for Jefferson City Missouri,
and brought him back, handcutted, to this place on
u I'D lust being gone twenty days zee him Eu-
rs) around the streets pretty often. They have not
done anything with him az yet. spoke him two
or three times, but never let him know who ! was
Shaw has gone to Pittsburgh to get his wife and bring
her away from what he calls Abolition hole; for
saw him stand up at corner in this town aud tell
the people that there not person "a Pittsbnrg9
that was NOT nm Abolitiones, bet hnself Shaw aud
his wifc nave nothing more to say about him,
and have given all the particulars, so far as have
learned them about the trausactioo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
TERRIBLE Explosion OF GAS.
A CHuaCa DESTROYED.
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.

CiscSNAri Ohio Saturday, Feb. 90, 1853.
Last evening about O'Clock, the Methodist Prot
estsut Church on Sixth street near Race was partly
destroyed By the explosion Of defective gas-ppes. At
the hour mentioned some fifteen persons were asse N
bled in the basement for meetings, when strong odor
was felt, and an effort made to discover the leakage
A light was applied to the meter, when the blaze
bust forth but extinguished by bucket of water
Quiet was almost restored, when the explosion took
place, tearing up the hoor shsttering the walls, aud
making wreck Of the basement.
More than half the pews in the church were torn up,
windows were blown out, and portions of the floor
blown high as the ceiling. Doors were forced from
the hinges and blown into the street. The explosion
was heard at distance of half mile Tho windows
Of many buildings in the vicinity were destroyed
Eight or ten pesous were severely wounded, and two
or thee Of them are not expected to survive.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

WouLD.BE Dos GIoyAsnf.--E0r the past few
weeks the actresses at BurtOn's Theater have been
ANNOYED by the receipt of letters containing insulting
propositions from an anonymous correspondent. The
letters 6ssliy submitted to Mr.. Burton, who put
the matter in the hands of a Police OtGcsr. decoy
letter was sent to the address uamed by the woudbe
Don Giovanni, who was arrested while taking the let
ter from the PostOAice. He proved to be an ill-cad
young Jew. lie stOatly denied having written tho
letters but was taken to Buttons green room where
surrounded by the actors he finally acknowledged his
guilt Mr.. Burton told him that were II not for his
youth, he would have received what he justly de-
seryed-s sound drubbipg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
BURNING or raE PACIFIC HOTEL. ST LOUIS,
TWENTY NINE PERSONS KILLED.
Fifty Injured or Missing.

ST. LoCis, Saturday Feb. 20. 1853
The Pacific Hotel. in this pace, was burned at :
O'Clock this morning About 100 persons were 10 the
house when the 6re b-ok. out. 10 or 50 Of whom are
missing.
The following are the names Of the persons known to
be killed 80 far:
Me.rs. Bruce, McKui's Blrkhear Wur,. Paul. S.errss
MIs Jenry Jones sat ob;1. s.l Of 81. bo-is.
Mt Jobnton Of Chicago.
Henry Rochester aud j. H. Hrt -osg of Rohsster n Y.
br "m Saunders. Mr. Tsyor George C,cs sad ms' Jones
reside nee unS'
Charles Dsyis
Wm Ca,nF gham Of tbe Terre Haa:s azd Alton Railrod
Mr and Mr.. H'.hbaIi
Aso persons ycss unknown, ana
sneuo boy.
The following are seriousiy injured:
gsnes 2: GesIy reporter Of The 81. Loa'' LeadT.
Elhsw Hayes e New.Yoit
jonathan Jones Mr.. Towns VIM Turner. AID Mr. Sharpe
va.Cbmal ot the hcUse.
The Gre caught in the drug store under the hotel,
and spread 90 rapidly that the sarways were envei'
cped in flames before the inmates could be roused AL
ecress Uss thus cut of except through the windows
Many lesred from the third story and were horribly
manged or instantly killed. ard many more were un'
abe even TO reach the windows and were burned to
death in their OWE rooms. Severa! more bodies are
supposed to be in the ruins and hundreds Of excited
men are energeticsly engaged removing the rubbish
and searching for them.
The wounded we're promptly taken charge of by
their friends or sent to the hospital where their injuries
were Immediately attended to. Several Of the wounded
cannot possibly recover. The loss Of property is up
ward of go, 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
Forenoon Weather Reports-FEB. n

By the Eastern Northern Western and Southern Lnes 10
ycesved At No. q Wall street. .
OSwEGo ~ Y, m.-Mld; wind 8. T.. Thermometer 5'
ST. JOINS, N. h. = m.-CAm and cloudy wind ). zero
CnAsLoTTETowS, s. m-CiesI and cold wind N. w. .
SAcKyLLE, n. b., g. m-CeG and cold wind ". N. l..
below
CALAIS, Me, 9 m.-Clear; wiad n 6.
BANGOR Me, a. m--Peassnti wind ME-. II.
PORTLAND, Me. a. m.-Clear; wind N l.. IL
wind NE; 81.
WAsHSGroN, y. C-S;in showing
NATERrowS, N d. a. m-Snowins; wind N. g.
Boston, Mass .. m.-Lisht during the uisht-now
showing heavily; wind T.. -.
EsioRS, noon-snow.ng; barometer c7.TsO; wind n. N.
"a
ST JoHS, N. F., q. m.-CleE. mild wind n E;D
HALYAx n. S., a. m.-Clea: wind n. N. w. 49,
BALTIMORE Nd, am.Suow and hail oil p,ht-cesrins now
wind ". -
PElL.pKL rruA Ps.-WindN. W, =; barometer e57; g.
NA.HSGToS ID. C., noon-Clo13y wind n. W 50; stop.
SUNDAY WEATHER RIroRTs.
Ro,Tox II m.-Clea: and beautiful, about inches snow
wind W.; So o,..v
DU.vt,v h Y-Spowing; wind n w.
Hop,yILsyuIE N. Y.-Cloudy; prospect Of s1sw; wind
s'ow,co n. Y.-Moders,e and tbsvinf
Ggy.r R,Np-Cloudy; wind >. J.
NA-Modente and thswiue
pour JEgylS-Quie moderate; thswtns last
ATs.sy 7 o. m.- Showing wind s .! ~
Srg..ri.lp o. Mas y. m.-ClesT vlhd y, a.
g.. yory . % m Clear and calm; WIND . W.; -
W,,s,ssTos y. m.-Cslm and hssy; IT.
W.sHIscIoS 9p. m.-RaininS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Al ST. CarHgRiSEs file To-
ronfo GloJe contains the following dispatch, dated St.
GATHERINGS, Feb. IL:
About II, this morning, fire broke out in small
recess kept by person named Reynolds, on ST.. Paul
street. The building being OF wood, the flames speed,
iy spread to the ewelry store OF j. W. Jackson, snd
Do.ans the south side. both OF which were
buried. Mr Vim. Barons stone block on the east,
being nearly fire-proof was thought would escape
but small wooden shed in the rear was isnited nom
Re,noldss kitchen and the person in charge OF tho
door leading into the shed from the block, having
opened it, the smoke and flames prevented is being
closed again and the consequence was tnat the whole
inside Of the building was on FIRE before any
means could be adopted TO rectlfy the mistake N
opening the door. The block was occupied by Mr.
Burrows dry goods and millinery, and Jomes Csrnes
leather merchant. The Odd Fellows occupied the
third story as lodge room. Mr. Burrows lost Oil OF
his household furniture, and portion OF hrs goods
His loss is estimated at about - OO0 ms med In the
Niagara District Mutual Company for s., 100 Sir
Gaines. loss il small he having saved all his 'soSk %
The Odd Fellows lost all, and no insurance Mr.
Jack son loss ia between $500 and sGtO noipsrnnce
Mr. franklin, who owned the beildng. occspea ~
Jackson aud Reynolds, has sustained o-s OF aoo"'
81 :C0.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
TgT1L Fo.e WIFE MURDER.
cou-.soa1ere, of TIE n Y. rtisss>

N
DasvrrIx, Pa. FEB. iS. iSS.
William j. Clark Is now upoa tS'd IN tee Cocr o.
this County. for the murder Of hs wife, wh.ca o.
cuued in msv last The cifcums.snc>s are these.
Cisrk and his family and Mr. Twi ~ sad :srily oc
copied apartments in the sane house: A 9,'.ssl
affection spHipg u betweeo M: Cls'k ant M.
Ts;c.. In the latter part OF April Ms Clark m,is
a visit to Philsdelpha during her s5sence Mr. T1igs
died ve,y suddenly and imuediate upoa the return
OF Mr. Clark she was taken sex aud died. a..o sud
ds0,y. The symptoms ind.cs.ed poison. A post NOR
te,n examination was made by ses efa physcisn. ead
arseuc produced by several te-.s. TIE body rwss
was thea eabumed md an exclamation made, s1i
arseuic was foend. A coroner's jrxy was called sad
II was proven that Clark and Mrs. Twigs hsS bcGgat
arsenic snd tts, they had been ve,y intimate during
the ab.euce of Mrs Clark. after the death Of Tw,s
Tley were committed FOR trial The tria. was post
pontd from the August aud December terms OF Court
on sccouEt of iatonality in drswius tbs jury. Mn.
Twiss vii. be tried rext week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

FRIearFuL AcoIDEsT IL DArrMS Cotsrf, "a
Foua PLRsoss KILLED AND oSK lN!C kEU'-We re-
pret TO announce one of the most palniul accoenls
that has ever occurred in Danphin County. A. ap.
pears that the large furnace called Cnloa deposit
Fu,pace situated in South Hanover tow nnip, some
two miles from Hummelstown, was IN tail oast ana
working satisfactorily until within a few days past,
when semething ipterfered with its operations.
Ia order 10 ascertain what was wrong, tue workmen
ENG sped In the work of cleaning the lower portion OF
The rnace oct: but while they were 20 engaged the
hot metal came running out in torrents, so unexpect
edlv that Eve persons were literally shswered oyer
with The LIQUID fire. Immediately settng their clothing
on FIRE and buring them in dreadful and shocking
manner. Some Of the unfortunate mea jumped into
the canal and others into ths water tub: but this
nroved ali unavaing-they we're dreadluly bur oed
that no human help could save them.
Jolln Baler David Lands, W. Murphy aud a man
called Dutch John, have since died from their wounds
and wers buried yesterday, while Moses Wolf, another
of the injWed can hardly survive his injuries.
II appears that the furnace must havs been chOkei
I'D At 10. top, and whils the men were engaged open
ir II below, the hot metal fell from the top Of the
stack inlO The hearth, raining down upon the work
men 90 suddenly that i. was impossible TO save them.
The burning fud also came very neay setting the
whole works on fire. The deceased leave large tami'
lies to mourn their sudden and early loss.
lHsrris5urs Tseysph. lSa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

Some of our cotemporares seem to be getting caie.
less. gentleman writes US letter to say tna, oIs
and very dull article the Slave trade when a'e?
appeared in The Herald was mainly stolen from o'"n
hitche!'s Southern Citizen; while, as we learn nun
TIE Erening Star at Washington correspondent .,
The n. T. Times recently gave an elaborate a"u
highy-colored sccount Of the hanging oi nes'o
woman a. Alexandra. with many interesting cIoun
stances though there was 70 execution ana '''
Insr 81. alive in pr..n. her Gay no. ta.io5 cout
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament resssembled on tine 4th Foo: IN ne
House Of Lords bill for the amendment OF TIE se OF
iib.l was read first tme One Of the cis1ses gvs;s
defence to 81 actions for faithful accounts OF Po"se
meetingS. ..,. .
Earl Grey gave notice Of his intention 10 pfeses.s
petition from the East India Company sgsnN any
alteration in their constitution and lcfu rs,m ao
gave rotics of vote Of thanks to the Army ano ""''
for the operations in India. = =. a., ,o,ra. AZ
A general debate then took p.sos, 70 inc .Gun, . "
slicL LC.t Derby. a.terieie'uog 70 ihe s'.' W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

BHinctSG Up THE UNLICESsED DRvEas.--One OF
the humorous political schemes Of Mayor Wood to
secure voters was to allow the hackmeD and other
drivers to 90 unlicensed. This neglect hss entaed
upon tie Administration an immense deal of
trouble. Five policemen belonging to the Mayors
squad have been busy among the de'iuquor. drivers
for weeks, ard many ef them have been taken before
the Marshal and fined.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

SNow 10 PENNsYLvAnIA--It Is stated that the
snow storms the part of Penusyvana have bcen
heavy considerable delay the delivery os eaSetn
freight at sburgh Wes, of Harrisburg thu Pennsy!vs Re-
completely barrie AIDED by the and
company OBLIGED keep cosssty employed ia
moving the snow tom the track.
The Superintendent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
writes to us that the above statements, which were
made upon the authority of Pennsylvania exchange,
are untrue There was no snow in tho State until Fri
day and there has been no detention OF e;ghta the
road in question.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
TsMe DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Interesting Debates in Parliament
NV saITisa LAW AGAINST alsy c1sspiaaruas
NO NEWS FROM INDIA.
'aCCFESS OF EMANCIPATION q. RUsaA
Cs2efsl BeGus,.or In Interest ,u n,ass.

Tie Roye. MAJ steamship Africa, which ssced fesss
Liverpool at about O'Clock on the ss,ernooo cs Sacs-
day. Feb. 6, arrived her. at i2i O'Clock Ga suaaav
morning.
TIE ship John Bright, ws;ch len Nsw.York Jsn. ~.
arrived a, Lyeipt 0l Feb 5, thus making tbs pAsssge
II days. The ship Plrtarca ESQ srsivsi ~. fsn
New fcrk 10 10 days.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
The Southern Mail.

WAsHINGroN, Saturday, Feb. 20, 1853.
The Southern Mail has arrived, but brings no news
Of interest. IL.
The cars were detained by ice on the track, which
has now been removed. .s
William Caldwell has been appointed Postmaster OF
Cambridge. Mass. No other Massachusetts sppoint.
ments were made Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
BlOodIesS ARRAY.

BOSTON, FED, IT, IoJS.
Arerconter occurred at Psrkers Hotel here this al
tesno,. the facts stated being as follows Mr.. L. ID.
merl Of this city made violent assault upon Mr.
fer lace etc Mr.. Birge after repairing to his room,
sgsn made his appearance and called Mr.; MerriI 70
accoun, for the insult. collision Immediately t9ok
plsee, during which Mr.. Birge discharged pstoI az
Mr. Meni but without effect. They were separa'eo'
eld 10th parties are now under arrest
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
The MailS-Trayel.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Il, IoOo.
Notwithstanding the severity Of the snow-ssorm
there has been no detention Of mails passengers, or
freight between New-York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
ana Pttsburghai trains arriving and departing reg
Bosros, Feb. 81, 1853.
The Stonington steamboat train arrived here at
O'Clock this morning.