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Cream Cleaners, OF.

CUTTON g. Co.'s
- DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
gHARPEsT and FINEST CLIPPER-sHlP UP,
To SAIL On The DAY ADVERTISED.
CLIPPER Of 9Otb April Dst
The splendid snd f.yorte A extreme ehPpership
h. n III U T.,
CRARY Msster,
% receiving her cargo st Pier No. East River,
Ana sill promptly ssil as above.
TIE B. HOXIE being sell Known fact sser OF the
ehpp-I shp model and delivering her cargo 10 hoe
order WITHOUT DAMAGE IL recommended 70 shi2psrs as
ts s.ssbe conveyance Offering ard gill On on her Az
VERTlslD DAY SUTTON Co,
No So South st. cor. Wall
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ENUSHING RAILROAD-LeayesF Fulton Mar.
L. he wssTf By F.s&neI ESoch DEAN a. 80 sas ~
"a md 4 and 8 > u fts CxFp rave grsh'rs, = L. ~
go snd 10 q u so1 so< 1s-eaS ana s1eh.nt
Wk - knyYH- hseabvsE.
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s,osr. ~ ''i'' HowL,so. c..si-r
DIV ND.
oyy1cx REPUBLIC FIRE IssUR AsCE COMPANY,
No. Is wAiast. Jan Is, 1855
si50,o0o
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS LIMITED To......I 100000
hi. Company have to-day delayed dividend Of SIX $500
DOLLARS PEI SHARE payable % the Stockholders on 'ae-
my bare sso declared in,ers.: dividend Of SIX rEa
the sh day Of February Lsst. IN oa.h
Tbey have further d-osrs rp dividend on the earned
p-su1rs Il @ ~dips The 81 Gay Of D.esuber 1852
Of THIRTY PER CENT Toe osrt6 deliverable 70 parties
entities thereto 90 TUESDAY The Gu day Of Fssras'y
The scrip dividend, declared By hi. Company r Toe as ys
years 0Du, % ONE HUNDRED AND THIRff-FlFE
N-'0 = '''- - ROBERT 8. HONE, President
OrrIcE OF sEcoxD AvEvUE RAILROAD Co.,
E~v-yUTk, pill Z, 1850 )
THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COM
PAsY bs declared Qs..tsdy Dividend o. TWO psR
Of Bs,.Ts VIM JEO O'ssIEN No. 20 Waist
The Transfer BOOKS will remain ooss4 SntiI .gn, u
CHOICE CITY INSURANCE STOCKS
~ Tor SALE IN iots 70 spi: pafoes.ersI
Banter, end sroser',
email lots Of the following as'bsbs Investment s"ci' nov
Eagle ip.uTspoe Co, Commonwealth lbs. %.
Com E1eb.bge nsursncs Co.. Gro@e,s r'oranoe Company
In 81 Co. Lafayette insgrance Co.,
rew-Yori Fire sDd Maine In Excelsior ln'asnc. 20,
PsOptss IDsfl bncs To-,
North Auerio. ius Co., Arstis Insurance CoDpiny,
P.rk JK,u,ane Company, Indemnity irslI Co.,
Relief In,uIaOo. Company, 4Ttn. insnTapce Conaaay.
s.euritJ Insurtn,e CJnp.ny, Brsvoort Iosu,sos Co,
Upi,ed STATS Insurance Co BrosoSsy lbfursDce Co,
Mercantile InsorsDceCo fIcbsnre iDsursnc. Co.,
W.shngton In,ur.D,e Co, Gebhsrd Insurance. Co,
H.Sssu Insurance Company, Good Insurance Co.,
American Ip,uisnee Co., Harmony Insurance Co,
HON. Insurance Company, New World Iasarsnee Co.,
Manhattan Ibsu' auce Co, American Exchange Ina
Williams bursb City Ips Co., Everett Co,
Pbeti Company, Artzans tnsursRcs Co,
J,p'y City lnsUrsn;e Co., COLUMBIAN Marine lbs Ooy
Biookyn lbsusD . Co.. Greet West Name ins 20,
FULTON Ipsurspee Co., Mercslt tile Marine lns. Co,
Hun boldt issuance CompeDJ Fioetbg Dry DOCK Io
also. hue Of hrsto.sss BONDS, CITY HALFWAY
sTOCR and other ipvssrsept securities on hand and f sale
Bonds bought and sod At the Board Of Brokers' or
private tale.
+ : s s:5T.:..'t .rr BID pr. sArrrp1rns Co
II rRGCY ARNOLD,
NOTICE.-The Interest Coupons Of the Eight
lN Per Cent Second Mortgage Bones Of the LA crosse
AND BILWAUKEE RAILkOiD COMPANY, due on the
6rs dsy Of March 1859 Bank OF the Republic vii ee
psid Of April neS presentation at the Ocean
Bank, IN The City Of New-York
8. CHAMBERLAIN, Hort~see,
IN postession OF L. Crosse aud k1vsutee Railroad.
MERCBASIs' hsUsASCE CONPAb-E
Corner OF Fulton aud Green gteh ats
VNHE ANNUAL ELECTION Of Twerty-one
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NOTICE 10 HOLDERS OF INDIANA CANAL

~ STOCK, scared by the WABASH A1d Efi- Canal NJ
bolse shove have no, received tie eiocu
i,usd by the Joint Coraaee Stckholaecs, pr>oae
one by ealing a. the oaee II WISsLow L.EIER Co,
Nc. 81 UeDst-
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CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.
- THE BEST SPRING Alternative AND TONIC.
We tie pleasure reminding our numerous erds toat az
hi. ,.a~n OF The y.s sudden rapid chaoses Of c
u.t4 are irving the ution and prolific in the deve
tpnrnt the, much suDe may b. avoided ey uos
this ,. pleasant ard cscious remedy which Purhss the
Hood ,Ip. humoIs and speedily cures al cutsneo aud
.ruptive disoidsrL Prepared by D. sAnSS'v
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NlOTICE.-The Interest Coupons Of the Eight
~ Per Cent Second Mortgage Bones o. the LA crosse
AND MILWAUKEE, RAlLkOAD COMPANY, due on the
March 9d9 q. the Bank Of the Republic vii oe
psid Of April next presentation at the Ocean
Bank, IN he City Of New.York
IN pottession OF IL Crosse aud kl~sutee Railroad.
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MILLER & MCEVILY, AuctiOneers.-PER-
lvl EMPTURY SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsrArs.
Purusnt order OF the Supreme CoaIi, MILITIA ~ 81
lily si sell public Friday April Is S5 the
Merchants ENchs n IL ocoek TOO ouroTy buick Eou'es
and Of Ano No. rs Eas The.n; street; ze of9t - feet
rcbes lu5 inches deep For particulars ap2J 70
JANIS w. WHITE No. 81 Liberty g. (1S+)
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE
II THOMAS o. DOUBLEDAY, A1etone.f. VII Sell =; Fort
sohuyler NeacheIer County, FRIDAY the hserth ssy
Of April sciock al III p-so11 sreets :. said FORT
eec nspg 70 estse OF Col JOAN L. SMITH eso.ased
By order Of THOMAS c. FIELDS
Fable Administrator.
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KEN No i5S Wid.m street City Of New Yc!i, Or
before the hneeD,h day q August Dated NswYors s
ELDRlDGE vANbERWERKEN.
IN CRANCERY, NEW-JERSEY.-JOSH
trenton @Ss M1Tus sI LIFs AND SfRs issTnAscn
SSer Sss. BY Ss Chancellor ia he above stated csas dated
the third day December A. D. iss the Creditors Of the
ar required % present 70 tho sabcrbe residing s snon,
NswJsne, and prove before him under oath Or
said Company within SIX months from tes dss Of
said order b. they T sIcades from ne osSehs such
as IsssnTh JAMES WILSON, hs,sr in ch.ncery.
TN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of notice py.. 70 c5.s1f
aeesa,es to with tssieo
subscriber bis Office No q Patrow in hs CITY q
Nc j. l as 62sRiEL VAN corr. AsmIni.,r..er
IN PURSUANCE of an order of tho Surrogate
Of 1s GSany S rs sS i ra s.ss =.
City Of EsvfO deceased present the with vouchers
ssse 70 The D.nSe .. he 90, .acs q St0aoG rk IT,.
i. dy II April as.I-D.ssd NewY'rl The mi
aAy Of October, isSs oro,or ,,,cr,
Oh l..smrA e sk2is l. + PR hcSh En'eu'o"
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of HewYort notice !, hereby f,sn 70 ~
s City Of Pfovdsnes II the State Of Island dses.ssd
LA ;Gq1 aops Sls; e i Pine % a. he
City NewYok before the twentieth dag o. Jane as.
s sis Eco +, ls ~ %RssEs
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
sGs. .s.s. sl2 ss oEvS .ssn
Hr.YO deceased prsssn. the 18th voucher, ta,so
Ss.:5osi ~Y'' the s 4, I, N;ssi Ss zee
Administrsthx-
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Alcnif1i.
oOHEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. S0


% HEALTH OF AMERICAN WoAEN.32
I,.d previous notice. in rRs TRBuNrl
Pa, efTEE GssrrEss.RG MusHsLLs UTERINE csrBoL-
ICON 50 pr bottle, On The receipt Of IS ave bottles saa
b. sent TO az, Part the country and expsH ehsss paid 10
Ii, end Of the route Nsviorr esriais eTs for
,,,,o,iA,,n,, vsakae, snd ether Cs~sL, si'er'n
1dS,.. JOSHUA o. BRIDGE VI n, Secretary Gratfs@
ss,s C.spa.y No 81 PssxsOv NswYosk.
uELMBOLDs
IL H.lmAolds
BsmsoI5's
Extysc. Buchu,
EItr>t Buchu,
EIrsct Buchi,
Extra, BGehu,
The 6r-s. Dioretc
The 0r.at Diareac
The Great Diur.iie
" certain, ,.e and speed, cure FOR di:s.-:S''s'
Kidney'
Gravel
o o1ss.S; Weakness.
P Bc or 4, for s. 3.sSsI'd s % ~, :,Sss,
and rs. by A B. sANos Co.. No. 100 Fulton, corner
Of wi...t ssw.Y0rs, and BY druggists and dealers every
where
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, Asthma and
L Bropckius CURED BY The INHALATION 81 ns COM
NON AIR tsrou,h fuse Th. uent worhy attention
% 's' SS, y r. aSp:
nUERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLY, APP
" proved N.wYot Academy Of Medicine "a, only
orc CO.. ,aiuius IS per Of Oh. BEWAsE OF iMlra-
HONS No Imitation contains n1ch oil as mioe, though
dy yerised containing much ~ per cent
Aho American and NoIs,ii.n Coo Liver Oh 70 III LIQUID
QUERU, No 10 fn.Ni NsN ott: ~,
Also for sale &, DELLuc Co = 2 7. GREENS, No. SIS
ana ss2 BIoaauay snd al respectasls D,u,Ts.s
PENfOLD, PARKER MOWER
Wholesale Agents, No. Fletcher st.
DOGERSs CITRATE of MAGNESIA.-Try
II IL Tryt Large Bottles In Powder oa, Is esnss Oas
Bottle equ.l the. 81 the Liquid arssabs Pusa
tive For sale all drugsis's Depot No. 1873 sprins't
CANFORDs LIVER lNvlGOkAIOR,
- COMPOUNDED FROM GUMS.
SPRING MEDICINE.
FAMILY MEDICINE
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DIZZINESS
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS.
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
CURES COsrlSENEs5 - --
CURES WORN DISEASES
af W. SANFORD, N. D., Prophssof,
No 3tS Broadway.
Sold BY az Druggists and oorntry osx DOLLAR EA
BorrLs.
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FOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA. s.
II MAIL LINZ gbe fsyori.s steamship FLORIDA,
Csst i,sss crowen win leave on SATURDAY, April al
q ioSh from Pier No. n r. fhrouSe tickets s,ssa
henssosaery Couuobus Atlanta Albany and Macon. Bes
sasns dned only board For teishs or passage Apply
y eAHL L kITCHiLL son. Ne. Us brosd~es.
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A. n. MGswIs Ateaoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN d. Co., TradeSas


WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. April ~ a. fo'cloek
VALUABLE LAW AND HIsCELLA NEOUS BOOKS
Comprrs complete sets Of q Law and Cosueert he
ports the Federal and STATE Courts D-sts Comnsnta"s
ar variety Of Elementary Work. Also collection OF ne
Fp ..h editions Of Standard Miscellaneous BOoss 1c-
CatAosues are ready.
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wx P.IIo,, WATERWAY, CsIa, receives TEE TDsrxa
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YUNHE NORTH-GERMAN LkOYD's STEAM
Il SHIP NETWORK, II J. Won sANrEN Commanded,
Vii all posir stlv, carrying the L. s. Mai, on
SATURDAY, April l6, st u m,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
I6SDoS, HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN
Il The folosinf rates; -- -.-.., - .-,.vn
FIRST cABIN, $40; SECOND CABIN, $50 Steer
AGE asa Yor freight ana Psssaxe sppy 20
0ELPCKE, KEUT0EN RElCHELt
No. 81 Broadway.
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baltimore, WASHINGTON and the WEST.
I'D The steamer, Of the NETWORK and BALriM0kE
eYEAMsHlP LINE leave Pier No IS North River on NUES
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, making me Pe''ase
N fDyty kcurs Freight Baltimore, six cents per foot 10
Ws.hnron ten per foot and popoItonae rates Foi
Nroaeh to the we. GOVERNS Insurance k apply TO -
H. B. CROMWELL Co., No. 80 WestE-
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A UCTION SALE Of rich and elegan; III RNl-
~ IuHL-w B. WEscoTr, Auctionssr, wAi seal To
MORROW Thursdsy q. oelock cseiy n. hfs esss
t.LE No so Vest Slst btsesn ITO "a sh ave- tn
rich and costly FURNITURE, eop.s;ill IA pat Of 4'p'ene
rnseWo~d s1.es covered In broe.le spt 81 velvet roe
PisDo Fore pier sDt msuei nos Gnfkuo Cns'
ard Luu,es STA tables Esserc' Viz n'ffo
doors Tap-sry sod Wilton Car pet. sbe s:sisy s.
Msn 81 Vases and oth. verb. VI A. wood suietl. Ho
Do Como oes carved Beseaa H-riFoo. Ttth nafto'
door 50 Hir Mattresses. Bed ,ud BeddnE Refer Cioci'
Mirrors r.ch Chiia Toilet s-i shades, oak Erenon
Dfnirk Tables yerware French Chiu ofey-y desP'ioa
IuSy er,A Cut Ca ivory sDd rAr Cut c.y. vita o4s
pilr for iture so. Beds.esss Oo.hs Csp7t snd
collection OF MAHOGANY FUrnr..e, Ac- feT pAoaA2n
Herald. SAL.
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, FRIDAY, APRIL
- O. a. O'clock, Q. 81 the Central 81 e'Toom' "longe
BY esrn.r OF Pesr Brooklyn general a,op,rt Of Ross
GOD md Mahogany Psrlor sad CosHbr rJRNlTURe Hair
Beds handsome Rosewood seeTe
i.r1 Booke..e CaIpri, OIL leth., Stoves, &c &c
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VOHN NUM- OE g. Co.,
y AMERICAN BANKERS.
No. BRUE DE- LA PAX PARIS,
And No. WALL STREET, EEW-YOkk, -
gElNf LETTERS OF CREDIT for hERCAkTIbE EUb-
FOsCa Also CIRCULAR LErfras on CREDIT On o.
he principal Towns and Cities q ,.
SRtNCT BELGIUM, ntLy
asTIT RBIYlIK SPAIN GERMANY,
iRCLAND PORTUGAL RUSSIA
HOLLAND, eWITZIELtNp' s"LpLn'
ATHENA CoHsTANfISoPLE- ALEXANDRIA,
FARO HEYROUf, JkkUsALkA,
sILIs on PkkIs and s.srltrs Bls Of shot % AayS
hsh,, for sale in sums 70 sud-
ID Ii. RICHARD, Mining Agent and Stock
III. BROKER ofhoe No. g Ns:s,utt ROW fork bay, and
sell. xInTNG SHARES. MINES ADD MINERAL LANDS on
Connisson Mines sud esl l. aus IN Aoy par
OF u. United sts.es their value, kc farcuf
LsuuOn syen 10 LAKE Superior business,
NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVIDEND
~ SCRIP and BONDS psrehs.ed 81 ,,
No - Hiii.n-st
VyrANTED-FIRE and MARINE INSUR-
w ANCE co.'s STOCK bv
ALBEhr II NiCOtAY, No Brotds-
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A. J. BLygCKrs, Auc.iopesr
DROOME and THOMPSON-STS. - A. j.
ID BLELCRsR, SON Co. ull sell on MONDAY, April
H. at u o'clock. 9. The MsrchaDtA' Fxchsnse;
on BRooNg ST p. w. Coz THosPsox-sT.-rhe LOT, with
BUILDINGS, No SO Broonest, aud No. So Taomp'ons :
.ze n Lot, ~ lix75 feet The bsdDss consist OF RORY
.no Dwrrs 10 'front.' sory HouIs and
2stnIy House In Gss and Croton- hsps &C.. No.
BroAd-t U6i)
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AL1sH- g. RIcoLay, ls..ioseer.
DY ALBERT N. NIcOLAY, Office No. 4

by ALBERT n. NIC0LAY. Office No
- Broad ,t-R,ssm lo-t'ol s.-s Of STOCKS and BOFos
ever, hOsDAY ssd rBURsDAt t~tsh b.se b>ca III r-g1
sr estsbesa day. q s OI J.ss s.eJ Day stsn
require g! oelocs % TIE x.rcba1tf Sscbsnse
Bonds eousht oe privs~ ad q tae
BIZ h.rs' Booze communion 10 ere-: slossd q 'P'.s
eiyeslds collected vzri-7 5z5t sut tusn
Stett; so &C. urie, eoostnty 80 gys- .ss
SALE THIS DAY AT l2l O'CLOCK. SEE CATALOGUE
A large hat Of seeuTi lea IL Be offered.
EErEoroLITAS BAsE, No. los sRoap~.Y,t
Nav YeEg, Apr s. 1853
4 T an ELECTION for DIRECTORS of the
n METROPOLITAN BANK he'd az iSs-, he losing
L1z-6 20 S'lsn chosen, W:
JOHN y WILLIAMS, sOLOH HUMPHREYS,
WILsOH o HINT GEORGE TARRES,
D.EIyLs MILLER, HE.hY L JAQUEs
EDWARD O. FAJLE HENRY q. HUsLBUr
BORACE cLlf1IS AAhDN L Hs I'D
BFskY L PIFRsOs FRANCIS Il. BA9COcK
PTLy0 Hall. AUGUSTUS q RICHARDS,
THOMAS SMALL. ISAAC II. 8 ALLEY,
GORGE A. ROBBINS;
and fr Irspsears Of 'be peJt eeTti0n JAS fREELArO
hOBERT ncCOsERY JOSEPH BaTTELL
.nbse sseDt ne.r Of toe Boud Of Director, JOHN
WILLIAMS, ere. elected 2 e'i3snt- and HSShf L.
JAQUEs e,q., VIZ. PrstiesEt- Gao sESEr, Cl.hiet
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A. G. FUTILE, Auctiupeer.
IN EXrESsIvE SALE ~ RAN CLASS
GARNET FURRITUAE,

A. C TUrTLE viii ell sithou, Tes-rss. 90 THURSDAY
.re PRIDAY ,as ab pnl et oeloet. e. %. sbove
V,r,r.oms "a. -ar. ,.net II .Nr.nt~s FURNITURE
a,tins cd AID ssosAsy Pssor su.s crr9srrs
Lis-,rJ ard Secretary Bookss.s Ess-r-', AEo,s ssd
.ssn, Surssa., Pan u ss HAb<anas, LIBRARY Ts'ea bai
fsts RAtepssn TsSi-s kc.
Al,o, cab and walnut Dining sd Css1be snics 1s
y B. Tee stoek III ~.ssAsrED every respect ana 20
sans the VII be sod per-nPtorIy on
bb r,l
CuAlng De, and Terms " the morning q sale.
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rTyHE NEW LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
II CALIFORNIA

m. hyoriie steamship NORTHERN LIGHT Capt. Pin
ILFPAU0H, vh leave New Yort, from Pier No 5, North
River on MONDAY April H. At ooloet, M connecting
VIA Panama Railroad with The Steamship UNCLE SAM, now
NJ IAfe the Pacific Ocean -,
Sor Passage Freight sPpJ =, the only once q the Las
b. Bow hing Green. u D. ALLEN h6euI
BAH persons forbid trusting any one on sooOans OF
NE above ships or owners.
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DOSS. FALCONER d Co.'S Line for SAN
III FRANCISCO The sItr'me clipper ship ViklN|,
naer taking the asst Of Der cargo a. Pier NO ~
H.st RIVER and VII b. full N four or five days.
Bsrs and having made three slcoessfnI
passage. he last IN l0s days renders her the most desirable
ROSS, FALCONER Co,
No 46 Pine st. conner William Vt.
nlrert, AZ Ban Francisco Resrs ROSS DEuPSrERE Co.
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GREAT REDUCTION-TllE WANDER
" BILr IUROPEAN LINE Of UNITED STATES NAIL
sfEAEsHIPS, $500. e,,.,.u,,
HANDERBILT. Capt Z. r. Letevre OCGAN QOEcoi
EOBTH SrAR...Capt A q Jone' ARIEL
MI form yoRrNIeHTLY In between Io8K SoUrHAMP
HAvRE leaving IBIS side each alternate sAtuoaS anu
the other side each alternate "Wednesday viz; -
rEos EEw-YokK FROM HAvRE
ros SOUTHAMPTON = SOUTHAMPTON
AND FoR NtwYoRk.
v.NnrRpIrT Saturday April q "wednesday May IL.
NoSTii sTAE.' ISuur5ay MAY -. "Wednesday, May IS
ARiyI '..... Saturday May a.. "Wednesday Juoe &
yAEDs June a. "wednesday June =.
These Steamships haze wstt tight Compartments
Cary sble Surgeons
No ateerte. 81,
PAsSAGE-EirUrR WAY TIVE sAhE-Nh'
Per VlNpyKBILr-Ft Cabin, ~ 500 second Cab
n ese sns $50 -
Per Hosrn sris and AREL-Fiut Cabin, ESQ., Second
Cabin, $50
CEsrIrIcA Tn Issued OF passage from Europe.
Specie eslsersd IL LOndon Paris.
D. TORRANCE, No. DO sins Green, New fork
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ELC1lOI 3. Tbs Sc s1AlI t.kr tntU, IIIIIc1HVFJ
EDM Q. FAIRFIELD,
President Of the sensts-
HENRY A. SHAW,
sps.ser Of the house ~ Representatives,
Approy.4 Feb ~ is59 Lansing, March 5, i6a
N. WISNE& Governor OF Michigan
JOHN MCKINNEY, State Treasurer.
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SQUATTER SovEREIGNTY.-A robin for the
two years past has built its nest and reared its
brood in the ceiling of ships while in course of
construction, at the yard of Mr.. John Currier
This year the robin again returned, and saw
two ships upon the stocks, one of which was
somewhat advanced towards completion, while
the other was just timbered up. For two
years she had built on the site where stood the
former ship; now, after carefully surveying
the two vessels, we may imagine that she was
conscious she would be interrupted in rearing
her family in the first named, and like very
sensible bird constructed her nest in the vessel
far advanced During the period Of in
cubation she remained upon her nest, undis-
turbed by the constant passing Of the work
men by her habitation as they trayersed up
and down the prov. The sound of the AK,
saw, and hammer, above, below, and on either
side, frightened her not On Wednesday we
noticed that the contents of the eggs had be-
come living birds, and three little responsible
ties with open mouths were anxiously await
ing the return of their winged guardian who
had gone in pursuit Of their daily nourishment.
--NewbWypou Herald
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policy, which usually brings precisely what it
deserves, to wit:-defeat and disgrace.
This Kansas election, is an occurrence of
much political importance. If the administra-
ton party could have carried the constitution
al convention and established its supremacy in
the territory, Kansas, with constitution
suitable to the occasion, whould have applied,
next winter for admission into the Union, un-
der the direct patronage of more than one
anxious sinner in the party who aspires to the
presidency. There was at Washington, and
among the federal officials in the Territory, a
quite, systematic, and desperate effort to reach
such result; and there seems to have been
among them an expectation of success, for,
Immediately after the voting they loudly
claimed victory. But, the Democrats must
wait long time before they will be able to
carry an election in Kansas by any application
Of fair means.
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KossUTH ON LOUIS NAPoLEoN.-We have
spoken of Kossuths speeches on the Italian
question; but we have not before quoted the
following from his speech in London:
"What may be the special motives which
induce the present ruler of France to engage
in this war | do not pretend to know; but |
know what cannot be in his interest, and
therefore cannot be in his Intentions. 1t can
not be in his interest to enter on a career of
conquerer, because that would be positive ruin
to him, as it was the ruin of Napoleon l.
Nay though that great captain was
certainly an ambitious man, yet, l
feel perfectly certain that if he were to
rise this day from his grave, with all his high
towering ambition, not even he could enter
now on the career of a conqueror. AT certain
times certain things are impossible, and this is
one of them. Furthermore, know that it
cannot be i'll his interest, nay, that it is posi-
itively against his interest, to aim at the OPP
preston of nationalities. 1t was the irreverent
disregard of the sentiment of nationality which
sent Napoleon to die a fettered eagle on the
scorching rocks of ST. Helena; it is the same
irreyerent disregard of the sentiment Of ma.
tionality that will shatter to atoms the
lettering throne Of pertidious Austria.
And veily it does strike me that Napoleon III. is
NOT erdcty me man 10 repeat We JuW Oy Whtch
Napoleon |. fell. By doing good to the oppressed
nationalities he may earn great moral advantage J;
By doing them harm he could not earn anythlng but
RUIN for himself. In forming my opinions L
take for starting point interest, not men ];
and knowing that in matters where so much is
at stake men are not likely to disregard their
interests, dare trust to the soundness Of my
conscience. And after all there Is some guar
antee in the force of circumstances too Sup
pose--I give to you as pposition-suppose
that the logical development ofthe present war
should offer to my own nation, not an incite-
ment to hazardous desultory riots-that l
should sternly advise her to ayoid-but should
offer her such chance as would with reason
able prospects, place her independence within
the reach Of her own determination, ,coud you
aduise her to reject the chance because, under he
mysterious dispesation of Providence, 1t would
hare come to her from Bonaparte? Why, she
rOHld be q fool 10 reject H.
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WopcrsrpP lime % 1870

Mr.. Editor In your edition OF day or
two since, it was stated that through the pro-
ficiency of Col. Goodhue, the Highland Ca
diets had arrived at the position they now &C.
cupy. | wish to interfere with no one still
when it is known that Sergeant G. w. Hobbs,
of the Worcester Light Infantry, was their
drill master for seven months, and Col. Good
hue for nine weeks, it is plainly seen that their
efficiency could not be gained in the latter
space of time. When the arduous duty of in
itiating green hands has been performed, l
think considerable is done, in comparison with
merely giving orders to a well drilled corps.
Honor to whom honor is due" JUSTICE.
We presume that either of the gentlemen
named is an accomplished drill master. AT
any rate, we know nothing to the contrary
But has Justice" ever taken pains to ascer-
tain and settle for himself precisely how COM
mendable it is to rouse military spirit in boys
and cherish in them passion for military pa
rades