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Ser Oaalpfcr Wtao.

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Bebra1t
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Staten auf Al psf. etbSbt. Die Suaes laat,
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Derbp babe IL Stimmen sewonnen,
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GonlclS 9O4.
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BUR lIn;cfne

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DampfsS setter erretni9nn0S.W fa5d5inc

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befsrGt. &hr. @rnR QDpgfft
Mp7- .Np. 43 v. As 6arfffpuRs
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GtnlaoMn9 CUR SMbftripttOn

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mer b Gts. My lg5s8 sNaW -M8 SD
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bar Turnbaue, no. 300 QDeft. trattaraBe, often. BeheQunger
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mOns 6pteI anb BET benz unteraet Rnsten ~snteesen eenpmmtu
lRatl2, ~ taal1L8. 70. NpPeI, So. 20 9. BOnbar.
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SrDDflDn Sin.

BOl8enbe llnter. M8enten, 3ur &rtbetlune BON MuShanft uni
9trtaaf pom Cots, fo son mfr ~ansefeGt.
3enrp ~GntPaufen, 81 Yennls pania Iesnue.
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3. Spamer Gde Steb. unb SttIssHrase,
5. 8aIt, @rte Sirase Brppfbn, .59H10 ~ 1881
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@inlaouns dur Sublcrlptlon ouf bic
Meip= 9JOrfer administrations

IRtt ma 0fer saunntet trstnnt Der a&ts Sobroona her
s TT minRls3ettup8 AuBer Ter I~grtlrBuna beS NO.
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Slt'GombarDltr 8ouUerein.

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Weue xauSet0en.
Srnnatng.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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I, ~ o. Stnastn, Pas sur @fpaitMne Der CSelunpbSt, bsr
St ~ % rs Der SmmsnVen ~armea 3 Il on OtenIiiS = 90
l \ ", SINS WIS 9"tees orta8sao tent hur9 re Wiitw'rfsSo 't toSai
al Que Sel@ .1enbe tbrer Neasr. 5SYraums' Stnts rrtUnotFs
lem 81 t una gn ne Ua, r 5H lsetn' Bag fs an aafn iUl%ea sttt.
gel lup eleier IebOrDe III, aae Or oman, ,nr C ~ 81 ~ leHs
VeiuaOoett Ger Staot, freH9 batbJa aptea, Obns snt.6nO S 8
sd "a Om ""l4Fa9 IS. Us. 9Put,
"OO H#HrEMr2ae WetunbDefffz IL umtid ~
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SbmDInactDer SNert5eu0e.
OeAr|nss
Nrbest WahpetfungS Sureau,
Jhnme8ltr1Ee l}n 66

lnter 4uff6t Der . Oeutf@eu @eIeQdqfE@
aus Otejenisen, welde benf9e 5anbperter, Ntbstt,r nse,
D~tearbpten snbsl&dfti8en 1ani3en, fpDie al beatfden Mrs
bsitluGeneeu rcelen lid perf6ntid pber9 tn franftrtsn Writfsr
an ben tsnteh Der QSeledl art, prn, y. +. Qpeiffn a..
MI do. ) GbGmesfr. ~Epsnban. tpeI0er unsntoelSI96,
Gusfunft ertbstlsl ptrt. VN
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GcfOuf1mncl1cr-l lr

Gtni8e 8ate Sbnetber unh NGperinnen, ptl6e ttr @,fG1ff,
8ranelt6 StrHebta anb banern6e Bsfb6tti8 an5 plnlhen ism.
men db meIeen b.t 49, $. 8ltmttns,
Nc Q Nolb 2ibertgh, a6e up StoirS.
- Gu6 III JtalGtneH Sette uaO uae Sprisn SpDIcpftrn
btutQ III Udben,E Ia &r HEN A NL BM HGa 00aS14 g
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Verlangt miro
eth 5aasfae4t, Der ietn VefHdft SrinbltG Serfebt In,
ID bDteI al m ~ = ,rss..a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24
Isersona al InteilIrcoce.

The family OF the late Postmaster General left Washing
tonen the llst Inst FOR their home, Nashville Ten
nessee. They were accompanied by Mr. Elw.rd Ssun-
ders sepEon Of the deceased and by Mr. + r. Church,
chief clerk in the Post Office Department
Tho Governor General of Canada has appointed Rco
Lewis rss TO the Commission of the Peace for the United
Counties of York and reel, Canada West.
Rev wm A. Bartlett, OF Brooklyn, was married in MIL
waukic, Wis the 18th inst, to Miss Charlotte A. FAn-
ders, Of the latter city.
pEPARrURES.
For Havana and New Orleans In the stesmship Ooaxs-
Nine N Farley and two servants, Schmidt N Lee b
VuIebrelfe, Abbot kedge Caro- Frodarfck Probst Git
tngc Muller Mrs Charles Johnson Hatch and
6oernan. Mr. Hobrook 6mn, Mn 0nchsist and chnd
Tor Charesop IN hc steamship Marion-Mrs Gouveusur
Mrs Cocper wd Galloway, K Gdinger, Hunt hovsy,
Yates Ncnaster,J JACKIE and lady N Iohnson,
revtns Miss Wagner Mrs Bradley, Bradley Thorn
irn and Lady, ketchum, Brney, AynsreA Btrne,
CS Jseobs, Ascfarlnnd, ID Cameron, B \ TdoAl
heimer Lewis Cohen, Samuel Meinhard, John Maler u
MDsiow, Webb, X Crscy Edward stsrenhsnEer, "
hsrdic John Young, 4 II Knapp, Dunhsm Monroe, Dr.
fhosoaller Huber Young. Miss uarosuc Young,
MiS GecI Yourg Mrs dlesson and nrse chtrsn
Yale, Miss ThomAs Mr. and eias knapp, ~! and Nh b
Ir b Cromwell dee fnigd, Einstsin r b Bsker j
Roscnband, John McMcaes Cohen. and six IN hs ste
sge
ARRIVALS.
At the Nctppslian noel-Hon. n. McCarthy Syracuse;
MAJOR u. rihed 81 ouis; vapt H. q. Weight q g. A.;
Major lower u n. A. A. pairjgc Bcslon; 1hoR rotter
Phindelphs; wm, REED, rennsyiyanis ,, N. Bonsesl M
wnuAis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24

FATn GMpHSx AccIDrr.--A child one and bal
years Of ago named Edwin b. Cole, Of Benjamin Cole
residing at No. 70 Prince street, with s death ycster
day In a the following manner Tho mother had tempo
rafly left the The child got hold OF matches
and tho cauphono He poured the fluid into kettle
and then set Il Gre. Tho flames communicated 10 its
cothes ard IL was burned beyond the hope Of recovery
when discovered and died soon after. Coroner horton
held inquest aud verdict in accordance with the facts
@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24
THE MARKETS.

The Daily Neics city article Of Tuesday evening says:
fresh stimulus given TO the funds by the Prince
Napoeons retirement and the general buoyancy OF the
being known till after business hours the funds left OF
OF an advance on the day Of quarter cent An
immense rebound has taken place in Austrian securities
in all the Continental markets At Vienna Monday the
rise was equal to four per cent since Friday Exchange
Vienna has declined nearly seven per cent in London
during the last three days.
The Times city article OF last evening says
The retirement Of Prince Napoleon caused the funds to
open at eighth advance although the retirement Of
that parsonage announced TO be but temporary and
that the Emperor cordially approves Of his policy The
shipment Of silver to the East on the 18th is expected To
reach f300, 600.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCH Q.
The sales OF cotton for the thrcc days added so 600
bales Of which spectators took and exporters 5000
The market closed with advancing tendency caused by
the Americas advces. Good midding had ad, anocd
sxtcenh OF penny, and In some eighth Of
penny Aessrs. Clare h Sons quote strict mddlng Or
Spence Co. say the only positive advance is one six
teenth Of a penny for strict mddlng Orleans.
The Manchester advces favorable and prices firm.
India goods were quieter, but arm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTurFs MARKET.
Flour dull; prices easer but quotations unchanged.
Wheat dull, at decline Of Id. French. American
changed Western red 6s. 3D. a os. 3D., white Ss. I'd
los. Corn steady. Yellow IS lod. Is. I'd, white 7s
Is. ID.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
scs, quet eut steady Fork dul and all Qualities had
Iaiiow dull, and declined Cd. Butchers Association 53s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rosn dun ut as I'd. Pot ashes dull. Pearl ashes quiet:
sales unmportsDt Sugar quiet Rice dull. Bark
changed
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstufs dull whoat declined Id. I'd. English
Sugar quiet Coffee dul, and quotations barely main
Tsllow slow Of eae, but prices unatered Inseed oil
sollDg at Eos. Cd. Pig iron dun at 51s.
The wool ealcs arc progressing steadily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24
Court Cal.pt,.r-Tn,. Nav.

Srrrun CcuRr-Crcuit-P /. Oyer and Termncr.
Part 2Nos 34 sos, 1924 1o28, 1929 lO3o loss 1910,
looi Part aNos 8i7, els e27 e2s ISL, oS7, ess 9il,
a47 s5l eel 9e6 OIL 973 si3, ea5 97o, $751; ess 9s5.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 6ST 500, 59i 5oi, 635, $780, 55,
65s, t5s $780, b3a 6o3 42s 542 l9o 3o2 l0o ESQ., 693,
oe 102 662, 7l2, 7lS, 7ld 72i 72i 73G 7J 739 7io,
'43, 744, 7l6, TAT, 74e, 75o, 75a 1853.
Extra caendar.Nus Cos, Uc0 ga, G75, ESQ., 6o2 70S,
66s, 7I5, 7e7, Scs, 1871 742 s.6, 54s ,5o 7sl, 75i
COMMON PiRM.--Pait l. l.-(Boorc tho Ccuft wltlou. a
jury .)-Noe. II, A., SO, 81 ,o9i. Part s.-Caso on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24
ANYnl Intelligence.

The rev floop of war, under os cosruoou
In the western ship housc, Brooklyn Navy Yard will b.
ready for launching before the Isl OF April next
The United States steamer Corwn et her anchorage nj
sc Brooklyn Navy Yare yesterday, sod prceedod 10 SEA-
Hep destlpaion s hey West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24

OcRiN Hbusr Al NEwroar-This fashionable summer
resort has been taken by Mcssrs Kerncr Birch favor
ably known proprietors Of the Clarendon Hotel New
York. Under theR superintendent will be kept as
first class bote and the Objectionable feature Of the old
watering place hotel system be swept away
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24
Proposed Public Dinner to Vice-Presl,xent
Breckinr,dge.

NEW Ofk, March II, 1893.
Hon. JOIN G. BECXygIDGH NceP President OF tho United
DEAR slRThe undersigned your political and psrsonal
friends, beg leave respectfully and cordially tender you
the compliments Of a public dinner, at such time and
place N this city may best comport with your
nence Without entering upon details the undersigned
are happy express tho opinion that pubic servant
more Than yourself Justly and honorabiy entitled by
bis public services well a. by the integrity a1l honor
of hs private e TO the compliment PROPOSED TO be rem
dercd. Very faithfully
Isaac V. Fowler. Edward Pierrcpon.,
Henry Hilton, James T. Brady,
Alex. +. Stewart, Augps,us Schel,
Greene c. Bronson, Charles p DAILY,
Edward c. West, Elijah +. Purdy,
Thomas J. Barr, Henry Nico
Wikon small Charles O'Conor,
JAS Moncrcf, William n. Tweed
Thos W. Clerke, William B. Maclay,
Daniel L. Tiemann, Jos sph Stuart,
b. +. Dunning, w. c. Wctmorc,
James Maurice, Vim. CALDWELL
Edwd II. ludlow, Jno. II. B-ady,
VIM. Sanger solomon Konnssamn,
Ralph Clarke John H. McCuun,
Fernando Wood, and Others
THE DECLINATfoN OF MR.. BRECKISRIDGE.
NEw YORK, March o. 1859.
GirTsEMS-I received q few moments ago your let
ter OF the 2tst Inst, in which you pleased to
press your approval Of my public course and private
character ard TO tender the compliment Of public
dinner. / beg you b accept my grateful acknowledg.
mens for this proof Of your friendly regard TO COM
mand by deserving IT, the confidence Of his fello citi
zens is or should be, the highest am of public man.
Without this conddcrcc IL Is impossible TO be useful and
whatever seems 10 be s deusve not real with IT,
he has attained the chief end OF ambition You must
permit me, gentlemen 10 dc cline NE intended honor Nv
vis.t to New York wholly private business ana
this having been concluded, propose 10 mme-
diately 10 kentucky
am, very truly, your friend and otedIeut servant
JOHN c. BRECKINRIDGE.
Messrs. John II. McCunn, Isaac V. Fowler, Fernando
Wood Danl +. Temann, Greene C. Bronson A. T. Stewart
Chas. UConor, Jas. 7. Brady, and Others
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Obituary.

Ex-Governor DAVID CAvrnaiI, Of Virginia, diei u A,
insaon, Virginia, on the leih oa,an eyed c'gh'y years
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NEW S FROM EUROPE.
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Arrival Gf tho Nova ScOtian at
Portland.
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MPORYANr MOVEMENTS N FRANCE.
lPEACEFUL ARTICLE IN The MjNlTEUR.
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Resignation Of Prince fapoleon as
Governor Of Algeria.
Immense Effect ON the Funds in
Vienna.
IMPROVEMENT IN CONSOLS.
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TuE ITALIAN ExILES LANDED IN IRELAND.
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THE REFORM MOVEMENT IN ENGLAND.
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1mrnense Effect ON the Funds in
Vienna.


The steamship Nova Scotan arrived at Portland at 100
yesterday morning. bringing Liverpool advioes Of the 9Th
Instant Her commercial news s important. The Nova
0cotian sailed from Liverpool at II A. N. of Q 9Th
Copsols owing 10 pacific article in the Paris Momiy,
Aad taken sudden rise and clio ed Tuesday at 95s
S6 fer both money and account. There hal also been
fsr the same cause considerable rise in the Paris and
Vienna funds.
Cotton in Liverpool had advanced in some cases
sixteenth q one eighth Of penny, closing buoyant.
Public confidence in the maintenance Of peace
serably augmented by the resignation Of Prince Napo
boon Of the ministry Of Agiers. The resignation
great buoyancy the uns in England and the Oont
mont Austrian securities had immense rebound, hav
ng advanced in Vienna fro Friday TO Monday fully four
Ger cent while exchange Vienna had declined in Lon
don seven per cent in three days.
The ship David Stewart arrived at Queenstown the
Oh, tho exies having soon as the Neapolitan war
steamer left thcm compelled the captain to direct
for Cork When the exes landed their enthusiasm rose
10 such intensity that some actually kissed tho soil.
The Cunard mail steamship America, from Halifax
and Boston, arrived Liverpool at II A. NJ. Of the 9Th,
having been detained outside the bar several hours for
hck Of water.
The chip Mongolia, from Liverpool for Boston, had put
back leaky.
The ship Aida, from the Clyde for Boston, had also put
back leaky.
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THE ITALIAN ExILEs IN ENGLAND.

THE ITALIAN EXlIiES In ENGLAND.
The American ship David Ste vart which recently sailed
from Cadz for New York with the sixty Neapolan exes,
nSuding Poerio board, arrived at Queenstown, Ire
an on the 6th the exiles having 1t is stated, when in
she hay Of Bscay insisted tho captain bearing direct
tY Queenstown.
The Dublin Daily Express reports that Poerio and his
ielow exles amounting TO between sixty and seventy,
compelled Captain Prentss as the Neapoltan war
steamer left them, two hundred miles from land,
to steer directly for Cork In this they were assisted
by q young sailor-son Of one Of the exles-who had
shipped Cadiz and signed the articles Of the
Wew. AS the exes landed at Queenstown the
OF to such pitch that they actually
kissed the soil which they frst planted foot eenen
Another despatch says that the arrival of the vessel
outside the Straits Of Gibraltar the refugees, VITO greatly
susnumbered the crew, mutiny and insisted thai
the Captain should steer for Cork. The Captain gave
Eat REFUSAL foroiDy deprived OF his command
end the second mate appointed in his place pro tenn.
The Times copgratulates the Neapoitan ees on thei
arrival and says there instinct stronger than all po
ica calculation which calls England 10 honor these
men.
The Daily Nslus and Morning Pos. also give them a
warm welcome.
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THE NOVA sCOTIAN,s MAILS.

Tho mals by tho steamship Nova Scotan wore dos
patched south by the yesterday afternoons train from
Portland, and will reach Now York about five O'Clock this
evening.
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TURKEY,

Mr.. Preston, the American Minister, had arrived at
Madrid.
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The young Prince has been cbrstened under the
OF Frederick William Victor Albert. The poll zeal dis
quietudc prevented the attendance Of tho English royal
family.
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Sussif Pasha had been appointed Minister OF Finance
vice Safe Pasha Sani Pasha has been appointed Mnis
ter to France.
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FRANCE.

No'Vhsandine the marked e,icct on the funds OF the
Ho'tes pacific article, London journals snoor a, IT, and
throw strong donh's on It's sincerity. Tho N,nna papors
Aho crjticise !, skcptcs,ly
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NAPLES.

The health of the king such that IL sup
posed he would be able 70 rule again. The Queen
ali state affairs and is reported TO have caused
the King to sign treaty offensive and defensive with
Austria.
II reported that the Neapoltan government offers
10 fuI nsh the Pope four 0atalionB OF Swiss troops
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INDIA.
The Bombay mail Of Feb. reached England March 4
The news has been anticipated.
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SWITZERLAND
PRUSSIA

The Federal Council has circular announcing
determination to maintain the neutrality and integrity
of Switzerland.
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Arrests continue at Milan. Discomfort general,
there complete stagnation in business
There continued activity in oIufying Pava. New
batteries have been erected with Of the hea
West calibre