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s% GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, MAIE
STREET RICHMOND. Virginia.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WATSON feels it due TO his patrons and the pub
lie TO tender them his warmest thanks for the gene
rous sup OFT they have favored him with since he
opened the above q aLLEkY, and desires to inform
them that circu instances has arisen which has in.
duced bin 10 abandon the project Of returning to
Europe for the present and he Is now receiving
entire new stock OF Cases of the best quality which
he is determined to sell at New York prices; and he
:ntends to double his efforts to please all who may
favor him with their patronage.
Every variety of pir ture produced by the Photo
graphic art to be seen at his Gallery which for st lie
and workmanship. is equal TO anv produced in the
beauty and size for IS cents uuequalied by any
other house-while PHOTOGRAPHIC. whole size. inch.
es BIZ for So: duplicates 81. The public are inv-
ted to call a, d Judge for themselves
ca one Quarter size CAM ERA. nearly new. for
sale. NH I9--lmif
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IMPORTANT AND FORMIDABLE NAVAL DfMoNsfhA-
rIos-Orders have been given by the Navy De-
nartmeut for the immediate preparation for sea OF
the following vessels. viz: The Portsmouth ana
Mohican at Portsmouth, n. H. the Constellation
at Hartford the Niagara at Boston; San Jae'n'o az
New York; the Lancaster and wyoming at Ph'''
adeIphia, auG John Adsms at Norfolk. ihese
being for the greater part steam frgates OF heaV'
est armament. the demonstration 10 OF unqnes'ion
ed importance.
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N~ NoTIoE.-The annual meeting
49, of the Stockholders of the Bank Of the
Common wealth will be held at their Banking House,
in the city of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of April next
NH % did b MORFON, Cashler.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICUL-

0~a TuRAL SOCIETY The regular monthly
meeting OF the Executive Com mittee of this Soce-
ty will tab place at the flee Of james Us ons, Esq
on WEDNESDAY next, 9th April \, ocik, r Cd
an It'd DIMMOCK, Secy.
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. MASONIC NOTICE.

ALTON IN FAVOR 0F/V\
The members of IcHMoND LEDGE, No 10, are re-
Quest, to meet at the MASON'S - LII on THURS
DAY evening" the It'll instant at o'ct ok. to at
tend the Lecture on the "Masouic Character Of
ashinRt n" to be delivered at the Mechanics In
s,itute by Wor. Bro. JAMES D. McCABE, Of Bal
timore go
together with all transient Brethren in good stand
ing are frsternally invited 20 unite with us-
By order of the Worsh pfnl Master
ap CIT JAMES N hlDD1Ch, cecy.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE April THE Opposition candidate
for Mayor was elected to-day. The Opposition
also elected majority of City Councils, that body
standing Is Opposition to Democratic members.
THE OVERLAND NAIL.
ST. LOUIS, April 4.-The Overland Mail from
Ssu Francisco. on tbs 18th nit. arrived last night
In consequence of the loss of the Express Bag,
only few papers are received, aud no news of i'm
portauce is furnished.
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ss7sss--,rg....za FOR LYNCHBURG-T0
sE8E LEAVE TIIURsDAY.-The Canal
Goat OLIVIA will leave above For freight
anoIy TO VIM COX,
ap6-2t At the Shed, Dock street.
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E&y- REFRIGgRATOBs,
REFRIGERATORS.
RFFnIG TRAITORS.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
CALL AND ZEE THEM.
Pricas such that evary one can afford 10 buy one.
Refrigerator and Water Cooler Eepot. at l37 lain
street THUS A bULhLE1.
ap lin
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&c. NorIcE.--The stockholders
49, of the Mechanicsville Turnpike Comrs.
nv are reaI .sted 10 attend al Annual Meeting OF
that CONF any. 20 be held at the office OF Grlswoid
Il CIaiboI ne at the corner OF Main and l3th streets
In this civ, on FRIDAY, 8th of April reXt, at 1
O'clock M fun al tendance is desired. as bust
ness of Importance will be transacted.
NH at-dtSA WIN sYDN0R, Prest.
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DEFEAT OF A "pERsONAL LIBERTY" BILL.
ALBANY. N. Y. April The personal liberty
bill Ia the Legislature, defeated to-day by a
vote of 81 to SO
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sA-RICHlIOND THEATRE.
THRILLING DRAMA
THRILLING DRAMA
MAT OF THE IRON HAND
MAT OF THE IRON HAND
TOM CRINGLE'S LOG BOOK
TOM CRINGLE'S LO3 BOOK
TIE SERG EANT'S WEDDI NC
THE sERGEANr's WEDD ING
THE ENTIRE COMPANY
IN PROMINENT CHARACFER
AN ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAl ENT
SEE SMALL BILLS OF THE DAY
~. SILKS, DRESS GOODS. MANTLEs, PAR
ASOLS, &C.
WATKINS & FICKl EN-
Are In receipt of large and elegant supply OF
DRESS GOODS, in STLKs-Plain, two Jupe and
Double Skirts
India and FouIard SILKS
Cheue snd Bayadere SILKS
Double Skirt BERkGES, in plain and rich CO.
lors
Au-lais Double SKIRT DRESSES
Poll de Chivre ROBES
Grenadine Orient ROBES
Mourning VALENCIAS
JACONETS, ORGANIZES. DUO AIS, &C.
ALSO
A further and full assortment of
ELESANT NANTLES AND sHAWLs,
In new and desirable styles
Also
full supply Of PARAeoLS, in all colors and
styles
With many other NOVELTIES, Just received lin
New York from the last importa atoms; for sale at
low prices. WATKINS d EIChLEN.
an 6--ts
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FROM HAVANA.

THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
NEW HAVEN, Cr., April 5-The combined Repub-
Iican majority in the Legislature is 20.
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JOHN PiZZfSI,

COMPANY HIsTRICT No
Is bounded on the West b, 25th street. the North
anu East by the corporation line, and on the South
by James Riv.r
CoMMANDANTs
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f~ The FOLLOWING o.t 'l n,v;.;on
a,...s far the ensuing quarter 10 MARION 1sn;nS
Nah Sons Of Temperance. on Thursday esen's'
March 3,st: .unavt, w A: Herman.
am !, rp,.ysr ). % 4 Wright, NJ: Jaeooe,
x. W,,tesord e: BCollina; Q: Amerg IN
Mo,risett. o s. e Pieasents. Chaplain ncIts''
pW T.. -------
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M The GIFT Book sToRE, No. 50 Main street, is
still open. and presents rare Inducements to ell who
wish TO purchase good Books. Here the Books are
sold at the usual retail price, and pres Mt deliver
81 with each book at the time CT sale. showing for
the purchaser an absolute gain In every case.--
Don't fall 10 give them call. at SO Main street
An k--3t
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- SOME OF THE BARGAINS,
AT THE CASH sTORE OF
PERKINS Il co.
No l4l Eagle Square.
cases IA Bleach Shifting at cents worth 10
Sup" do III "
Best New York Mill do l5
iA4 Bleach Sheeting rs
10 90 go q"
Rest English and Arleri an Prints st u cents
100 pieces Fast Cold Lawns, at HOPPE cents
50 pieces spring De LANES and Vaentias at l2 cts
80 50 very pretty Spring Vaientiss, at Is CENTS
50 doz id Gloves as good Alexsuders, at IS cts
The largest assortment of rich, EW SPRING
GOODS city styles. they have ever offered all new.
and at the lowest cash prices. NH l7-tA25
EE- HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city Of Richmond.
Office in Belvin's New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street ia 26-ts
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MILITARY NOTICE.
COMPANY DISTRICT No l

n BOUNDARIES OF COMPANY DISTRICTS
y EOkMIVG THE 10Th REGIMENT VIRGO
ny,r mi
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~ ELkCrIoN cARDs-9audids.ss for ONCE.
Il spprosching Municipal Election, win ind II
greatly g their interest to call at the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
NICE u ths Guy hss the same facilities for the rapid
execution u this description of priotino ana de
stock o. CARDS always kept on hand l. unsur.
pAsssd ~ any similar establishment IN shs Unior,
D HAMMeRaLkY on.
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rss- Coon BREsD can DC maoe WIN
rerv n tie trouble NV using r,,,o no,pnrps
sEMPLE's INFALLIBLE BAnInu ro"DH
For sale by all Druggists abdof'Se'.
AZ J-lW
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-. n,. pspso RatsoAp. -.The American cbM.
a. ,s,ors, Among the passengers which arrived
:, philadelphia. Saturday, On the ship drsy
Eagle. were Col. Garrett, late Chief tuginee' VI
the Don Pedro lid Railroads with four OF MS rs
sistants. The Board OF Directors OF the hs"soa"
Company had elected Major Andrew E'sso"' onff
Engineer, aud Mr.. William fEl'sson, Pr'no'pa'
Assistant Mel. Eiisson was the Pr'nc'ea' ASSIST
ant under Col. tlarnett. Mr.. VIM. h'ssen had
been Superintendent Of the road. These changes
we're the result OF political movement" among
certain parties connected with the ministry. and
with the Management Of the road. The philadel-
phia Bulletin says:
The American contract was rrf .ssing veil
The bsraue "Hircs lev" had arrived The day betere
the departure Of the Gray Rag The Hincklev
had on hoard about 40 men. chiefly tunnel m.n and
mechanics. and upwards of thirty snen,and dollars
belar cling to the American contractors The work
had thus far been carr iod GU under the MANAGE
cans Nr. Jacob Bumbird. third partner. who
ieft Baltimore earlv in January: on the "Ranshee.
was looked for daily, ard probably arrived very
martrcr. sailed for Rio Jsneiro f-o"a Richmond on
the 2sd of March Mr. W NJ pobcits. ann her part.
ner will probably sail from this port for the scene oil
action " thin fsw weeks.
SINGULAR FAraurY.-Since the seeond week in
February. Mr.. VIM. c. Burton, of Lynchhnrg, Va,
has Lost five valuable negroes, aud has at th's
time two others, whose situations are extremely
critical. Previous to the beginning OF the presept
year, these negroes were all in the enjoyment Of
good health. About the latter part of January
they were taken sick, ell at the sane time, and OF
the eight thus singu'sriy affected, only one has
recovered The last one died Oh Saturday nigh'
| last
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~ SAIE OF OIL PAINTINGS Unlike the larger
cities North of us there are very few sales of paint
ines in Richmond. in WI ich amateurs or coDnois'
seurs can crafty their longing for beautiful pic
lures. at reasonable rates. An occasion. however.
now presents ITSELF in the form of sale OF over lo
Oi, Paintings by Cook. No 40 %ain street. by
which all lovers of real works OF art may proht-
The catal ,gue presents a rich field for seiec'loh
and among the names of the masters whose WORKS
are included in the sale, are those of Ressiter
Church. Rsb:neau, villers. Coleman. Turner tthe
c. lebrated landscape painter) Hobart. Fem and
Chase Besides these there arr large mum Der OF
landscapes, domestic scenes. &c. which make
splendid collection. The sale taxes place Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock.
nrFsEsH ORANGE COUNTY BuTrER-Mr WIN
KING Frank lin street. near the Old Market. sent US
Yesterday sample of this really prime BUTTER
Those in want should send in their orders at once.
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w 8 JENKINs, Captain.
JSO SWlNNE Y
Company A-Capt sATERWHI1

Company A-Capt SATERWHITE,
B-CapE RADY.
Composing the Young Guard Battalion" ARE the
Utner two Companies composing the Regiment.
~. The Commandauts of the several Companies
are required to have thsir Companies speedily ana
correctly enrolled, preparatory TO their muster
Quired by lsw, in April.
BY order of IA CLARKsON,
Lieut. Col Commanding.
GU AUSTIN, Acting AdJ't. sp6-lt
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SWRET olL-l0 bbls 1ns oil. for sale
Tl1ADR WINSTON.
~ psuGetstA
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Is bounded on the West by 10Th street, on the North
by Bread street the East by l4th street, and on
the sou h by James River.
CoHMANDANTs:
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W H CLEMHENT, LIST Lieut..
NJ & GATES, I'd ''
COMPANY DISTRICT No .


Captain.
W H CLEMENT, LIST Lieut..
NJ GATES, I'd
COMPANY DISTRICT No 9
Is bounced the West by 18th street on the North
by broad street. the East by 18th street, on the
South by James River.
CCMNANpANTS:
&c REDWOOD. Captain.
J w SMITuER, lst Lieut..
COMPLNY DISTRICT No 5
Is bounded or the West by 0h street, on the North
and on the south by Broad street.
CoMMANp4NTs:
EDV AR } N0RVELL, Captain
ROB- PERKINS. lst Lieut..
e WILLIAMS, I'd 80
COMPANY DISTRICT No 4
Is bounded on the West By 7th street. on the North
by the Corporation line, the East by 2,h street
and on the South by James River.
CoMMANDANTs:
GEO II RICHARDS, Captain.
GEO L GALES, I'd a"
COMPANY DISTRICT No 5
Is bounded on the West by 10th street the North
By the Corporation line. the East by 18th street.
on the South by James River.
C0MMANDANTs:
A d WILJIAMs, Captain.
------, LIST Lieut..
JOHN PiZZGNI, I'd
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EsJ LIcoRIOK.

E&sV IIC0EIUK.
A. @. @. BRAND.
THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN FAyoRITE BRAND, ALWAYS
on sALg BY JAMES q. MOANDREW,
de s-Iy 54 PINE STREET, NEW YoAK.
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BURNONs.

MANTILLAs,
TALMAS,
SHAWLS,
AND POINTS,
just purchased. at REDUCED PRICES. with great
care. receiving THIS MORNING and TO arriy e--and for
sale at WaOLEsALE and RETAIL at. UN-
EQUALED Low PRICES, by
WATKINS Il FICKLEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
MAT
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kx~MAGNIFICENT FRENCH DRY GOODS
FROM THE
GREAT AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK.
These goods were purchased during the past
we>k ut auction by one OF our firm, and are of the
most celebrated manufactures, entirely NEW ard
Beautiful in DESIGN; and in PRICE, STYLE and QUAIL
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69MAIE STREET.
asusuaI. the hest and cheapest NANTES OF the
newest de signs in Lace siik Marseiles. &C. can be
found at the Mantle Depot
zoo BUSTERS; 500 GARMENTS FOR CHILDREN AND
MISSES
FANCY DRESS GooD1-the largest assortment
FANCY HAIH eINs--cheapest ever sold
RpNNrTs RJBB0Ns FLOWERS. NC
IRrss TRIMMINGS AND FANCY NorIoss OF ALL
KINDS -.
Call at the Mantle Depot. and you can purchase
yum s'O1S " x EZEKIEL.
an4-rw Mantle Depot SO Main &C.
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Is bounced the West BY lith street. on The Nortl
by broad streeI, on the East by 18th street. on tn
South by James River.
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eM.Mas. HABBIET A RADY,
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKE n
Residence Corner of Main and 18TH Street'' VYel
p Words store, side entrance. "P
s&~ LIFE Ann FIRE 1NsURANCE.-fef
sons wishing INSURANCE ON TuFIR OWN Lls -. III
lives SLAVES or FIRE INSURANCE. IN respohstp,.97
and prompt paying companies are requea1eu 70 .t
at otr Office. No 81 Pearl street, Ihere are ho o0''
ccmpauies than those we represent;
0'inP1 KNOW Les Il WALEOFD.
on,t Insurance Agents.
E~ PAPER HANGINGs.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
John RE9NAULT,
100 Main street square above Post 'nf3e.
Jspow receiving from the first factories Ia france
England and this country, his usual assortment Oh
PAPER HANGfNGS.
embracing every thing usual kept 10 me pus
WuoLEslLE BUYERS az well as all those wanting
papehlNG DONE are invited to call and examine his
stock
ap 2-2w
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a. TO THE VOTERS on MONROE = A..
FELLOW CrfIzErs You VIII t1-daY b. ~ I'D.
eject fire fpsmhsrs TO tho Ctr Gcrsss' iron -
s vet . ssd sS: e ,s .s sa'g y.
South Of Broad street, Il Il not fiaht spd .,as ssa
psTt Of the Wsrd North n broad arssfy All nr,'aa
MINDED men must answer this question. "Why i.
tsfnig" We call your attention 10 that 5ni}.sn,
MAS EpPs. Who resides IN that esss ~ ~ 80 80
and who s fbe fayorite of the voters North ~ 30
street for his ndefstigsbie attention to their mt
A small portion tf The "oppos.tson psrs,v. :,
Monroe ward. met at sanDders Hall on Monde
name OF Captain Fpps OF a. rauncilman. bY .o me
two votes and fors0otb who did this rasetify nnrs
mate mat WY nor msmbers. hyiag with their int
street In the person OF Mr .Grutchaeid: Msss~r..
Morris. Rohinson and Saunders, living n ons
ns,s ~ Aaams and Fra.klia Sfrs.ts F''''e V1'
Tae meeting n ,m mated Capt Eops az an Air
man. an ofi"e which he did not seek nor want ~,
and intend IN nd Capt xrr4 haek Is tba r,o,ass
and Rtas yetaie the T'refspled frenasaiD ri lbs'
who against bis Jshgnen, and the wishes Of hi.
CAPTAIN EPPs has bfen placed iipaa a tteke, so,
the C)uncil with his entire sppft ba' ion: ana M
TdUy 10 the support fat 7ciet ana sstnrr' sao =
Council tbeir we'll and tried uiesnisrs wha - lbs 'Ds
stood up boldly and aanfally fof the interest Of ~
EH- Captain EPPs II no candidate for the eas :,
Of mA0T 5TRATB. and will not serve in thai on -
ap6-it* NANY FRIENDS IND roTFRS.
a9-r0 THE POLLS, TO TIE PoLLs.-Fu.
Low iITIzgs5:--Thjs day veu are called npon IN a.
ercise the inestmable right Of Suffrage the highs,
privilege OF freemen. The chsrter election onIs
occur once year; then let us eise one dag 10 ths
election and place. as cur representatives in ths
Hall and on the Bench men who are well qusiiasd
for their respective positons In presenting ths
rane Of aAML d. pkNOON. one of the represe nts
tives from Monroe Ward. In the Common ConnciI
for reelection, " would be sn act 81 superero0s
ton for usto enter into 4uegyric Of his claims
and his ousIifcafion-be il 70 we'll known in tbs
community. His strong and DISCRIMINATING rIn5
and active bnssss habits. are alone sufficient b.
guarantee that he will make = most useful Ard
practical member of the Common Hall
Let us. then. give one day 70 the int rest OF our
citv and 90 to the polls and cast our votes r..
ssML d DENO0N ~ one Of our represents i've.
in the Comsen Council.
ap site
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&- A Luxury TO HAVE GOOD nhsAD'
raj. car be afforded bv nsino ,ovnpp
-SEMpLE'S INPALLIBLE BAhINd fo"D1"'
EFor sale by all Druggists ana arocsr''
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A d WILLIAMS, Captain.

Is bounded on the West by 10th street the North
by the Corporation line. the East by 25th street.
on the South by James River.
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sT-TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MOS D -GESrLEMEy: In retiring from the field, |
must return you my sincere thanks for tho many
favors have received from you in placing In
the Office which have held for some years and IN
doing go, would beg leave to call your attention to
the name of CAPT. HENRY DAVIS. "a a suitable
person to fill that office. hs having served as my
deputy for some time past. JAMES GLIB.
NH I7-tdes Citv Grain HessureY
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BROOK AVENUE.

Hn Mr.. A. W. LAMBERT returns bis thaoks
TO bis friend. fer their forts in his behalf but re-
quests that trey will not vote for hin for the Office
of GRAIN MEASURER. on Wednesday, 9Th inst
as he is no longer a candidate for that Office
an 6-its w LAMBERT
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G ] AUSTIN, Acting AdJ't.
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sssx- To Make RREAD SPRADILY-use
orUDyE,V TyFALLIBLE BAKING PONDER.
For saie by all Druggists and Grocers.
an 5-lw
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FS- TO TUE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.
JOHNNY ROACH and MARTIN NJ LIPS yONp,s
TICK .

ne TO THE VOTERS OF MONROE WARD
In consequence Of the withdrawal of Mr. Epps from
the Opposition Ticket in Monroe Ward Mr. w
TYI FIR will be voted for 70 fill tue position of AL
DERMAN.
ap6-Itx BROOK AyHV,ix
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COMPANY DISTRICT No :

GEO II RICHARDS, Captain.
GEO Ii WADDELL, LIST Lieut..
GEO l. GALES, I'd -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-02
FRoM wAsHINGroN.

WAsnINeToN, April 30.
Francis Losander has been recognized by the
President az British Consul for Massachusetts and
Rhode Island, 70 reside at Boston.
Thomas S. Sutter, Of New Jersey, has been an.
pointed Public Gardener, vice Mahr deceased
George Gideon, Harmon Newell, Andrew Law.
ton and John Farran have been appointed Chief
Engineers 10 the Navy
Obadiah B. Curran has been appointed Postmas
ter at Ithaca, N. Y.
Lieut. Mowry, who has been here some DAYS on
business connected with Arlzonia, will leave for
that Territory tomorrow, but win return next
winter to urge the organization of a Territorial
Government.
The last Congress appropriated $4,000 for the
purchase ofpresents for the Pine Indians, in ac.
acknowledgement OF their good faith aud iriendsbip
to the whites The Iudan Bureau is now making
arrangements for the distribution, and they will
consist principally Of agricultural implements
The Postmaster General will open no new routes
under the post route bill ofls59 in Virginia North
and South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, but will
continue the service all the old routes contracts
for which were recently awarded. O'Flynn, Post.
master of Detroit, will be removed as soon ne bis
successor can be selected, about which there Is
some difficulty The question relative to the Post
master vt Philadelphia is not definitely settled
Gen. Jercz, the Nicaraguan Minister on the Goth
inst. notified Mr. Yelverton, President Of the
American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Co. that
their charter had been declared forfeited BY the
Congress Of Nicaragua, on the ground that the
Company had failed TO fulhn It's obligations lie
also notified Secretary Cass TO the same effect.
DIR. FOrney, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs for
Utah, writes TO the Indian Bureau under the date
Of March Is, that he is in possession Of such nfor-
nation as leaves no doubt Of the completely Of the
Mormons in the Mountain Meadow massacre, aud
that after which there was distributed among lead
ing church dignitaries $50 900 worth of property.
The seventeen children who escaped were in his
(Fomey's) care, aud arrangements bad been made
to restore them to their friends ia Arkansas
Messrs Snow X Hutton have been awarded itie
contract for making the survey Of the WesRrn
boundary.
Cornelius 0Flynn has been removed as Post
Master at Detroit, and Henry N Walker appointed
in his place. The Post Office Department have
had this case under consideration some months
The dispatches from Gep. Johnston in Utah
were on their arrival here Immediately communi-
Gated TO President Buchanan, who seems greatly
embarrassed at the turn Affairs have taken. Secre-
tary Floyd heartily approves the action of General
Johnston.
senor Mata made to-day formal demand for
the Archives Of the Mexican Legation, but the
Secretary Of Legation being absent, the matter lies
over.
Judge Greenwood of Arkansas has been te nder
cd the Oommissionership of Indian affairs.
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double frame barn IN ne rear Of Nos. iss and
is7 KinEnan street, was entirely destroyed by Are
Il was owned BY n Barlow and Mrs r. A. etsr-
ling. Los on each S5OO.--Barlow insured IN the
Home Company, s90o,--Mrs. Sterling Insured in
same for 5000 Fire communicated TO q onelstory
frame JoIners shop on Alley. rear Of 90 Orange
street which was entirely consumed. Owned and
occupied by Orlando Abel; loss on building and
stock sl5O-Do insurance Work Of hn incendi-
ary. While the above was burning some persons
fred barn on the same alley, which was put out.
There were three false alarms previous TO the above
for the want Of a Central Alarm Tower