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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09
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Special DiIpsch 70 The n. y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, April 8, 1859.
As an inducementfor the Post-Ofi.e contractors
TO continue the transportation OF the mails rs here
tofore, the President has agreed to recommend the
payment Of interest on suspended claims. Toe
settled policy Of the Government has been not to
ysy such interest except in rare cases This de-
psrmre from the established rule will put soms
very good business into the hands Of the lobby,
which suffered somewhat in their operations last
Winter.
Lord Lyons, the lew Britsh Minister, called at
the State Department this morning, TO pay his re-
spects. He will be Off cially presented to the
President on Monday leIt. Lord Napier looks
quite sad.
Considerable distrust is nov expressed in some
quarters rs to the Paraguay news shch is being
tgsrded as a complete surrender to Lopez-thst
is, If the reported settlement be true. This was
an unlocked for result, after such vast eIPendi-
ture in eqmppDg the expedition. The President,
however, believes it, but he has no positive In
iormstion.
The weekly statement Of the Treasury shows 3
net balance of 81, SO go A.; receipts, $Go5,-
$50 7O drafts paid, Si,o33 o.; drafts issued,
Sl,42i,5I7 %.
Nine and half millions of s,res of the publ;
lsnds in Kansas ard Nebraska which were withheld
from sale last year on account of the financial re-
vusion will be- in market in July, August aud
September. it is expected that these sales will
increase the revenue for tho next fiscal year very
materially.
COL johnson, the brother-n law Of Mr.. McLane,
bias gone to Mexico under special orders to wstch
for on opportunity in negotiation by which he
rights of the Transit Company, if nothing more,
can be occurred over our territory to the north Of
California.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, SttnfuAy-i. v,
The Liberal journals of to-day declare that Lord
PslmeistOu's speech has saved the Ministry AZ be
proclaim ej that lie should vote for the second reading
of the Government Reform bul, as well as Tor LOrd
John RussePs solution merely regaTditg the later
a. Istructons for the amendment Of the bill IN Com
mlt,.e The Daily Ners Gays rs party move toe
that Lord Pamerston has cheated the country oat Of
a liberal reform measure, and completely turned the
tables On Lord John Rusael.
The Stock market tuctusted but slightly on We'd
resday apdjlhuIsday.
1kc Ddiy Ners City Article says Of Fridays pro-
ceedirgs that the FuBis opened a. An improvement,
but on the runner Of Russian loau is took place,
and Cor sols closed one quarter per cent belo"
THURSDAYS prices. The Discount Market vac sctve.
the Deral tate berg equsi % tue Back mri mum.
S1ty five thOutani pounds sterling bar gold have
been withdrawn from the Bark u buy silver With on
IL. coutiueut cottiJued decline IN exchanges var
rants tie belief ths. further Withdrawals gill take
pace. The total amOupt Of silver d'patchei to the
lat, duripg March, is & So ll6 sterling and the
demand continues. T. 10 Understood that Russian
loan will be brought forward 10 few days II sIl Dc
ssued in per cent stock a. ~ per cent, snd oil rep
resent cash withcrewal Of about fe,oOO, 200. Toe
general impre zion Of il is favorable n which is posi-.
lively sfrined the obiec. Of the loan is to promote
the restoration Of the Russian currency. The Times
CITY Article ssys the announcement OF RCssian loan
OF H. u00 eco Gagged funde 10 close heavy The De-
maud for discount s.I very sCtive at rates folly equa
10 the bar X min man. Private accounts from Pans
sey tbs. 6 rev Credit Mobilizr Bank is sbout TO he
STATED under the auspices OF Count DE- MorGy, with
tie favor OF the Emperor. ThIs movement at the
present June uTe Is regarded ss an Indication on me
side Of peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

Will the gentlemen VITO own "the Wing General
Committee in thi. City allow US to see the letter
Of the Hon. EDWARD BATES Of Missouri, whi'h
(Ihe E1prtss states was read at their last meet,
ms Mr. Bates Is widely known and esteeuet as
a genuine "Od Line Wing whose views will be
read by Thousands with lively interest. We h.d
lot before heard for years of his writing political
letter, and We should like to print tOi, one. Why
is it suppressed VIII The EJpress let as know :
We DO not ak TIL. E1press to print but to let Ms
print it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09
SPAIN.

In the Chamber OF Deputies a CO having been msds
or the production G. the papers lSve Ia the ueo-
stations bet~een the Uultec States, France aad Ba.
glard for the Acquisition Of Cabs By 4 ner1a. rhs
Minister of Foreign Aairs replied that some Drputss
had expressed desire to see the administrative Of
Cuba improved al the Prssideut Of tue Uot State,
expressed the sish. The opnioo Ut toe Presises
was that Soeu old not administer CGoa well, sni ii 4
the United Ststes or couot Of their higher iates
Cetce hsd a mOral dlty to fuldl, which sss 70 par
chase the islapo. Tue G. jverument could DOT allov
this idea about Cubs to remain uncOntrsdic.eA Al
Governments hse labored u improve the couilioa Il
that isand. and the present C-boet asd been CO.
stsnty occupied with measures cula'ed TO give the
inhab ants c the isaud the aha Trey 10 oose
in their internal sGmuistT.ti,n sl'noUt comproms-
ing the ties which unite them to the mother c1aary
TIE best reply to the repre- sent 1toos OF certSa
orators OF the United States WAS the prosperity II
the ,ssnd Of C0ba. Inst the question Of the scqus
tiCn of the i>laud inooslug and mensring coiN
not lie deriei Nevertheless, the GJveTm-ot DE-
clsed that i felt all ire security which its great
,ior resources c,lcua'ed to inspire. Il h,d not
bogever, rendered insult fnr insult, as inst ~eaA
probsby have aggravated the question. II had con.
Quoted itself vito prudence and ei NIFTY, aud I'D not
applied for assistance 10 any other power II gay
foreign power hsd Tered assistance the Government
wculd have felt grateful but II wsuld not have ~
c. pied Of IT, b. causc ii did not think any aid WAS ne
cessarv. IA diplomatic documents eNisted 90 tee
question-whch. happily GAS almost tern'usted-,he
Government hoped NJ. Bsda woald be satisfied sitt
the explanations given and withdras the motion.
Mr. Dodge, American sN-Mnis'er. hsd lett tor VI.
leuois ard Barce Ons and intended sfterwsd tn visit
Itay Doe Journal states that, AZ his esrnest request
the Queen presented i'm with portraits Of herself si
the King.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09
Our Mercantile Advertiser.

The next number Of our MERCANTILE ADvER-
r,rs will be Issued on Monday, April II. Il viii be
devoted exclusively the interests Of the Mercantile Pubic
and will contain Review OF the Markets since last Issue,
carefully prepared statement Of the Prices Current OF al
s.dp, articles Of Merchandise also full Report Of the SOei
and Money Markets together with such Other Items Of CONNER
cis Intelligence shall be deemed of special interest to the
So 900 Merchants to whom It 10 sent.
We aim TO make THI ADvIRTIsrR welcome and valuable
visitor TO It's readers furnishing them reliable reports Of oil the
important commercial transactions Of each month and serving
Directory to the Bushes, Houses and Manufacturer
In our country while Wholesaler Jobbsr' Manufacturer
and a, who have Wares dispose Of throughout the
regular channels Of trade believe medium Of value
can be found.
Tie April Number Of fnr MLKcnTrLs 'AovEsrI'rI
viii be sent prepaid, $1,000 COun.yr selected
from TIE Agency Books of Messu McKILLo, Woop, with
view to the nearby trade The entire expense viii be paid
BY Advertisements.
Price 81 per line toT space occupied Advertisements els.
played o suit Advertisers HORACE GREELEY Co
Nee York, ApIil2 1859
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liens by TelcgraDlI.

Alex. Hsyes, from New. York, was arrested IN Boz
ton yesterday, for passing counterfeit money The
Canada will De due q, Bo.ton 81 midnight on Sstur-
day.. The N0va-Scotisn viii leave Portland for
Europe this afternoon saturday The shoenakers
OF Newark yesterday resolved not TO work for those
Who will net give full prices. Twelve miles of sab
n.sriue cable has just been lad on TIE Lake Shore
roote bst~eer Hss- Orleans AID Mobile. Tie Sow
ard Pas Lgbtship near Boston, has oroksn loose md
soated Of. :. The Quaker City Is below ct Sew-Or.
tus With later dates from California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09
FRANCE.

Il is asserted that Prince Napo con viii represent
France at the proposed CONGRESS. Tue Times Pans
Corresponds Ut says that nots outstanding the warke
sentiments attributed 70 Prince Nspoeon be has very
recently written 10 TuIin, exhortirg Count Civodf 10
calm the etiervescepce Of the Piedm1n csc aud rec
omueDdiDg pacific solution nste>d Ut "a appear 20
aims. According 70 the new Ga-eLle OF kassis, tne
Emperor Nspcleor has or severel OCCASIONS la,ey
recomn co Count Cayour not to excite u 81, as
curing BIN that in no case would France 60 oeyona
the limits Of Der engagement Count Csyo1r arrived
m Pars on the 9th IL is stated that 100 O0 muskete
on an improved model are being made toi the freccn
army. A Tollon Journal announces tnaI foor steam
fp s,es hao received orders 70 sail for the purpose OF
ktchipg troops FROM Algeria. On the other hand,
20 sodiers sailed from Msrseiles on the Id 10 re-
;ntoyce n e army in Algsns. Ministerial order TO
Leeo hack these reiniorcemeIts reached Marse.lse
.ft-r they nad ssiled. The Boarse on the I'd and
18th was firm, ard advanced to 69f. 20c, bot 90 the
9Th il was s. and tie three per cents declined 20 6of.
sOc fer money and 6sf. Sc. for account.
Pans, Saturday.. N
The Honpeur OF this morning announces the APP
poiDtueut Of COrrs Chassel0up - Minister Of
Algeria Asd he Cc!oa.es.
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CpEAT RRIrAI\-


ON the 9TH in the aUH-e of Commons, the debsts
vas con,ioued on the Reform Question, the House
beirg crowded to eIcess, wolfe the excitement out
eide was uDdinnishe1 Speeches IN opposition &, tue
GovernueIt bill were made by Miner a. uiosoa,
Berral Osborne, Dir. wnlpole, Mr. Bright, Sc. wnlle
il was supported by Messrs. Adderly b Hope, and
others. IRE debate was further aoVurLed.
Or the 9th In tho House OF Lords the Earl OF IL
lsnborOugh cad attention to The stste o tue indttn
finances The Earl of Derby admitted that the aspect
Of Indian fnarces weIe very gloomy. He explained
the mode by Which the Govern General proposed 20
meet the difficulties, viz by tiSe per cent loso, by
slightly increasing toe duty on imports by stamp
dufy AID by dnty on home grown tobacco. la adj
diti,n to these Efforts in Inds Her Ma..tys Govern
melt would this session have to ask Parliament tor
power TO the already proposed loaa OF seven
millions TO ten millions and perhaps TO twelve millions
Sterling
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Owen Stanley gave
notice that in tire event of tine Reform bill being re-
iected The second reading he should move Teso-
lution that tie measure Of the Government hsviog
failed to give satisfaction, the Government was no
longer entitled TO the confidence of the llouee.
The debate on the Reform bill was resumed. Mr.
Care well ana T<d Pan erstOn spoke III favor OF Lord
John Russels resolutions. Toe later entirely Tepu'
dated all fact motives and declared that Lord John
Ru,sels revolutions must not De regarded ~ vOe OF
censure Sir s. Norbcote and Mr.. Whlteside defended
the Government, VIXEN the debate was further ad-
ourned
The general impression was that the Ministers we're
o
m4udmert TO the Reform b:l and there vsrious
pecuatops as to the course they would adopt. the
nc think the defeat will be so decided ss TO leave
no excuse for the dissolution of Parliament aud ap
Pc o to the people, and calls upon Lord John Russell
o have bis measure ready.
Tie trace returns for February show great activity.
The exports we're f96li000 sgsust -, .18 900 in
be SAME north OF last year. The increase IL general
in all ts brsuches Of trace bot chic fly 10 cotton goois
The European and American Steam Shippiog Com
psny hsd had a meeting snd agreed TO dissolve and
Wind up their affairs. The steamer Oeno n I'd sailed
With tie cable 10 connect Victoria WITH tasmania.
The Paran entary return sbors the total public IN.
CON for the years 1873 was Cos, 5000 ard The
total expenditure f66 0l9eO0 Toe net reduction of
the nsioosl debt in toe came period was t2,I 900.
The report Of the Committee IN regard 10 Galway
HarboT is published. They consider nature has done
al that required 10 mske it hsbor of refdge, but
to suit il for packet station they suggest seversl
fars Of Improvement ityolvlI An outlay Of lJO,'
OUG TO f3UtUU The london Times in edit rl,ly
reviewing he late session OF Congress AGAIN attempts
10 show that Englsi has nothing 10 galn oy A1or-
canning her legislative ~ stem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

The European news BY the Canada ia pacific. A
Congress of the great powers is to take the Ital,
question in hand and, meanwhile, all danger OF
var is postponed. 1t is thought that, BY Lori
PalmertoD's AID, the British Ministry may syoid
the nece sity of going out of oce on the quest on
Of their Reform bill. Some interesting discussions
with respect 10 Cuba and the United States hsv
taken place in tho Spanish Cortes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

pst.ly by tbc-e Compsnies) viii answer ~
purpose bot that Of throwing dust in the eyes Of
CONSUMERS, In short. We beg tee Legislature, il it
e.n DO the consumers no good, to do nothing at al
in the premises Let this bill die the death Of the
buubus, ard let US consider, betwiIt this time and
next Winter, VIA. sort Of bill will rely protect
the orsumers Of Gas from imposition.
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PasNngeTs,

Mr. and Y.,. st-pher, Mr. snd hr. BARGE, A.. N
nd 20 ebslir,p NJ .. Warren ars. Mcmillan M ssa ~
Miedleseod, M. Hal sd infaI, ai. shd a. a.. -
En.,.rick Wood Rust si.zp Aortia-r. Ray De oHS
rcIIie waite Wat, ~slk-r. s.s. Eaon G,fios ~, -
b,nT Gold,pid Oooder Barnard, O1iby Barr, HIND 80
h.r.r Narttp Hstrs Mage S'uoos, Jsohns, Hsnef 49,
Fac Role K-y scGuire Bartlett ssrrett rsfdef wv
90 Frsuro:,e Mr. snd Mrs Cutler and four Children
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cspd,tsses rat higher, at the expense Of the Re-
publicsp., bot tie latter carry every candidate
ard al the Wards but the With. The rout Of the
Slavery party is total (See the balletins Of thu
organ, Of the cou4uerirg and vauquished parties
respectively or tie sixth page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09
TOur Persons lSurned.

B,SGoR, Ne Thursday, April Z, lsJ'.
Mrs.. Potter, old lady, her two sons, sged ~ and
s. ard grshdcbid aged 10 years, we've burned %ith
their houfe in Lee, last night They probably sudo-
Gated, a. they made Struggle. Another s-n saved
himself by jumping from the attic windoT. They
we've the only occupants OF the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

The Republicans of WHEELING, Virginia, have
addressed a memorial 10 the Republican National
COMMITTEE urging the selection Of Wheeling IS
the place for hodiug the National Convention that
is TO nominate tie next President. We hope their
reoue.t will DO Needed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
A PEACE CONGRESS TO BE HELD.
H,r1rAN. Frdsy, April :. 1852.

HuuAH, Fndsy, April 8, 1852
TIE Roysl Mail steamship Csosd., Capt. Lsag
from Liverpool a, , o'clock on the afternoon OF ihs
nth ILL., suived Hslifs1 a. 10 O'Clock on tue mo ~
ug Of Friday, the sth inst She e1Peneoc-d very
heavy weather durrg the pas'ge.
Tie stean ship City Of Baltimore from New-l ork
March H. arrived at Liverpool al q. M aarch -.
The steamship Prince Albeit, ron NeS-lo.k ha'cl
3 ar we'd az Gslwsy on the Gh. She sust>ined co..
side, able rage by be ice off NewocndIsud, which
prevented her calhrg ST s.. Johns. The stes nshiP
City OF Manchester Is advertised as 'he pioneer OF tie
new Irish lire, 10 leave Beltss' April and Qleens
town Apr-ls. Tie screr-stesmer Lebanon sss to
have I-t Liverpool for NeE-ioIk direct, simdtane'
cus.y with the Canals
THE PROPOSED CONGRESS.
A dispatch from NiepLs states thAt A1strls on the
9Sd agreed 10 the proposed Congress, snd It s0ald
probably meet at AK Ia CbsPele. Al the other P5r-
ers had previously siven their consent. fers et-
ter In TIE Nerd states that the Ssrnlsn Csolae has
addr. -sed comm ur 'csOn 10 the i've Geaf Powers,
strongly insisting beirg allowed to take part 10 the
deliberations the shers OF ltaly; AM Pars cor
r,spo q, 1t Of The Lo4dJa Pot ssys that 10 couee-
oufnc- Of TIE epreseptainbs made ny Connt Ctyour
the Frercb Governu ent consents that PIED mont
oh ct Italian Staes shall be represented al toe Con-
f-re,ce II il stated mat Austrs cong nted 7" Coo
press der certain condition, but that theJ ae DOT o
much importance II is supposed thaE s1e would, asa
after Of cnurse lnsist strict mant' acc ot tue
Ire sts OF 49, bat lat she viii hardly ice, 10 re-
vsicp Of her special treaties 9th the Italian states
The French journals assume thst LJrd C1wleys
mission 20 Yicura has tad nothing 20 DO With tie
Congress and they credit Russia sith the proposition
The London Sidr believes taat LORD Ma nesbury ,s
beer eppinted to represent EVgsnd 10 the Congress,
Prince Napoleon haI personally insisted upon tue al
mission Of Piedmont into the Congress, aud had re-
presen,ed to the Emperor that in the event OF PET
mont rot b.irg somi ted, Count Cavour wolid re-
en- The Prince previously announced his admission
into the Congress but in that event admission coad
rot be refused 10 Tuscany, the Paoal Government,
ard the Duchy cf Parma: Naples and sotecs being
naturally c,cudeo-Naples on account OF the utter
rupon OF her international relations and Modena be-
cause II has never recognized tue Imperial Goycrn-
merit TIE Pa,rie this evening. states that the
Csbine Of LONDON and -. Petersburg have agreed
to the proposal Of France to admit Piedmont, and
there s hone that the Csb're Of Berlin may sso COO
sent in which event AustTs cannot resist the wish OF
the great powers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09
GERM ANY

TIE Grand Ducby OF BsdcB Is making Esrks prs-
psYstious With toe exception Of Bavaria, wurt-n-
berg, Hsnover, Baden, ant Electorsi Hesse. ~
other States OF the German Confederation, sni pss
cuaTy those Of the North sppear TO hsve deter n,sel
wsitrg for the impulse which mas be given 10 theu
By Prussia, before taking any military measure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

The Republican m.jority in MICHIGAN at the
Judicial Election lsst Mandsy was about 1900.
At least 6se-siItbs Of the Counties went Republi-
can--usuSlly, by increased msjorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

The Official vote for Mayor in ST. LOUIS is de
clsred to stand:
o. u. Nhey, Republican or Free Dem ..s,277
l.. v. Bosy, National Democrat. ......5, S62
T.. Nymar, Amencan- ..S,o9
FiDey over Bogy .-.,9ll over wyman a .tSs
For the rest Of the City Ticket, the American
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Welland Canal Navigation.

OSWEGo, froay April :, loJt.
The schooners Faint field froniD .trot, with nour aud
sr.p and Lively from Toledo, win pork, arrived here
lat CHIT being the hIst vessels through the Welsnd
CaIAl tIis toAsOn.
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Tue GRtCIAN HAIR RESTORATIVE

The GRtCIAN HAIR observation-disclosures
by Prot MsknLL. ooaound eli scientific nen ~ ~
kss sy it, actual usus tess does seso
rrpvh bald thing test cas- never BEEN
ksewp b,o BY any Other Preparation IN tn. county iVaus
snt Oh ,houd the scsp prcvenu the nsn
on fsIs oa zivns besu'fi esSs soss No other toilet
needed ID may obtained Of the good DRUGGISTS a
city Rrcolhp Lsrgs hoea e per bottle OF % per do<
IISsxs esooant MADE 70 the trade Aderrss
r fvgnAk AAa VIA CO No sss BSoaivsy, ~ l.
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II X X.

DfsCEsFTLY DGSIJIEp.
The me dics profeoB committed too many ssrng. sA
bu1ders saad on 10 dieny Wan chsSneeo 20
ous fhrfe Iuch uCiversaJ sno.sa orep
arst, rs q, RADWAYs READY KFLTEf, REGULATING FILLS
Ard RtNoyATisG kssoLvFNT TIE oHtr mas been mare IN
toto "a Ia Ia uy RAILWAY Co. 20 set tho 81 sth
compsrsve merits ~ h'r medicines tor ever a. rest y
fsir tra Tb, Doctors tab about the terrible conseqGeD
Of u osl prscto. il chance % c1u'o toe ne
out a il s fa,e HALHlY Co. will JOIN ISSUE WHO the
NJ dct On the tresu Of sLy class Of olses'es- h.o
F,vers Liver ComDDt Pc utnsrJ Disorders scr tia CaI'
csr Diarrb.a Dys-Dtsiy kceuUsism heusleia hIssp'N
Couttstion Dyspepsia k-rvoUsOts, Female Atneut' Any
THING 10 bring toe Doc.ors 10 the po1l
VIII be, or will they rot &C ,ept ne chs lepgs .-
It'll Impossible to rsu the blessings which kAD".f
REAnY BELIEF. REGULATING PILLS and RLAONAfNG he.
SOLVENT @ n'.s rpm humanity the READY ktLitI sua
REGULATING only the peut alter tue reg AZ
D. CO. ,, fail but they prevent the human sye sspNcsy
where u.Arou osnes prevail either a. epidemc OF other
wise from uodep attacks rnere 10 no oeue.r 70 De sPprr
b, need from ., Cholera Dys@nt'Ty Vel o~ Fever
Bilious Fever Ague any otoer disease II toe man
e,stsm fortified with RAnwAYs RtADY ktltf sa a y
a. opr ,uHetDs from Chronic or ScToous
ss Rb.rn Il, opcbtts DC RADwAY'S RkSoyATNG RIsoL.
YtST ~ spt eoily deliver you from he'e difficulties
RlDWlYs REMEDIES sold BY Dusgsi' and soieksepe"
evsIywbeIe. a.. ,.op,.. r..yo,S
NAV In IS john
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The Indians European Nails.

boston, Friday April :, Io3t.
The srnshp Indian mails reached this city last
night non Portland, sId f0rsaIded south IN the
early train this morning due in Ne~iork at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

The New-York Charter and Railroad bills wer
reported to the Senate yesterday, and sent t
Special Committees,