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u The City Governments Of Davenport
have made large retrenchment In salaries Of
city officials, amounting to . saving Of $4,000
per annum
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A PoLIrIcAL ParDIcrIoN.-Just previous to
the appearance Of the famous Nicholson letter,
NJ. Cass invited the Michigan delegation in Con.
gress to dine with him. Gov. Bingham (now
United States senator) was at that time repre-
sentative from the (now) WITH district. Mr.
Cas- introduced his letter to COL Nicholson, and
read it to his colleague. Then turning to Gov.
Bingham, said: "ht, Bingham, in council Of
war it 10 customary to ask the opinion of the
youngest officer present; now what do you think
I ought to do with this letter." Said Mr.. B.:
~ think, General the best thing you can do
with that letter 10 to place it in the stove be-
fore another soul has an opportunity to see it;
for just - sure - pou publish it, twill prove
death blew TO Michigan democracy"
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR Industry AND CAPITAL
il the title of an odd book from the press OF j.
B. Lippincott l. Co., Of Philadelphia. 1t contains
400 pages of suggestive informa ton in regard
to every style Of business, commercial, pro-
fessional, agricultural and speculative, including
cats and yams, together with the experience of
many of our most successful men. It is for
sale by Corse & Son.
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Spirit q TIC Washipgtss L..
Especial Despatch 10 the cincinn.. = ,'sers.
Ral,..

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IT, w...;. Baltimore. Nr.h !,
York Tribune, OF this morning, wri,.. ~ New
The uniform practice Of the Poa Il.
parment has been 70 furnish copie. y me D.
tractors accounts when adjusted. 4 " 'os co.
verified ones If requested. This n.,s SEQ Nd
extended, but no certificates Of 49, .I b
will be issued BY Mr.. Holt, IL The mo-. .o'edass
raised. On the former, the Goy.,asy caas
not be responsible. Aneas VII
Nail Lettings, for Virginia, North -,
Carolina, Georgia and Florida, lake ma. 49, soass
I'd of April. pace On as
The belief here Ia that bid. v;u
increased by the present condition ~ .A'ns
paftment, AZ contractors will orly ~ a'a ~
lev weeks, during the first quarter !, .,scI
year, even i payment be postponed zoe - a.a
cember. They will consequently 80 au "
sual profits on the contracts, for s.... w.
years. lsafl sG
~. Holt, IN Diminishing the special -.
toid thai one was brother to sapa,,s.
ana another, recently appointed b. =. InM
dent but the axe fell, never,heas. ~ ~ ffsa-
'hsy aad nothing to do, !, "a ;u.a
VINO made their appointments. 4sfA
= l1e Washington correspondent a nv
Iork herald OF this morning says: Wv
The Cabinet we're In session mill al.,.,
Mexican and Central American affair, a..
heVeo 70 be under consideration. In rp,,,.~
matters IN the latter country, unless IT, -
arrival brings something definite .bon, =
lass rissari Treaty, change OF noIicv /.
caro- TO that country will be adon,aa
rumored that a new Minister will BE- ar, "a
Great indignation il manifested bv H. - -.
here. growing out OF the failure az an - sp@
sion Of Congress aa w.
II Is understood that the Law .,,h.
contracts, VIII continue to be carried o., ~
oraclns the issue Of Treasury notes ~ -
but a. there ID no money to pay then -.
win, in the hands of contractor. ss,v. ~
basis OF loans. II il not known tha, A., -
evidences as certificates Of indebtadps.. =.
be issued VIZ
The Bogosa mission still hangs Or. .,d 4.
President finds IL extremely dffScplt n -.
man who speaks the Spanish language So
Captain Buer, Of the Coast Sarvey .,,.rs,
vixen, at instance of the Collector al No..
teegraphed las, evening 10 the superia,.sss.,
OF the Coast Survey here, that a Save, b,s
been captured off the coast of Florida. pe,, 1,
Josephs. The name of the SLAYER il The Y 4
Ra"!lns. She is the same vessel that app,i.l
10 the Collector of Charleston for a eleaanr.
md long correspondence occurred betv.sr
Cobb and the Collector. The p4g-o.,
had been landed. Secretary Cobb was 10 A,
informed of the facts, and brought the s1b;sc,
before the attention Of the Cabinet.
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The arrangements making by Mr.. La Noun
tain for the manufacture Of the balloon with
which he intends to cross the Atlantic, are ra-
pidly progressing to completion. The Irvine
from which the network is to be made has been
finished at the rope and cordage manufactory
at the Dam, and is believed to be the most com
plete article of the kind ever made in thi.
country. 1t bad been the intention of Mr.. La
Mountain to build the balloon at Lancaster. Pa.
the home o. Mr.. Wise. Recently, however.
offers have been made to induce him to do the
work here, and he has it now in contemplation
to procure large room at some convenient 10
cation, and proceed with the work. He has not,
as yet, fully determined upon this point. Mr..
o. P. eager. of Boston, proprietor of the Ben
nington Pottery, who has been connected with
Mr.. La Mountain in this enterprise from its in
ception, and who has the fullest confidence IN
its success, has made a selection of a superior
quality of Indian silk. which will probably be
employed in the manufacture of the balloon
Mr.. Elisha Waters, Of this city, is engaged in
getting up an apparatus for maintaining differ
en-: degrees of altitude without wasting gas or
discharging ballast, which is to be attached to
the car. The enterprise begins to assume
tangible form.-Troy Times, March II.
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8 Several gold seekers, with OK teams, all
the way from Kalamazoo, Mich, passed through
this city, Thursday. Their cattle were slightly
AIDED. as would be very natural to seppose, af-
ter toiling through five hundred miles of mud.
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Terrible Storm ON the Susque HANNAH
BrldGe Carried Away-Apprehemd ed
ane

Terrible Storm ON the Susque HANNAH
Brldge Carried Away-ApPrehem ded
loss of Life.
rFrom the Harrisburg Telegraph Of Saturday Evening
A gentleman who arrived here this morning
from Cark's Ferry, having left there at three
o'clock, informs US that about seven O'Clock last
evening five spans of the bridge of the Penn
sylvana Railroad and Canal Co., at that place.
were blown down. Three spans were left
standing in the middle of the river; and three
men, supposed to be watermen, were upon these
at the time the others fell Such was the violence
OF the storm that persons on the other side of the
river feared to go to their rescue, and the men
we're left in this perilous position, cut off from
all communication with the land, and with
gloomy prospect before them.
LArER.-Before going to press this afternoon,
we received intelligence to the effect that three
more spans of the bridge were swept off this
forenoon. The men above alluded to are still
on the standing spans, the spectators on shore
fearing to venture to their rescue, owing to the
continued violence of the storm, and the fear
that the spans occupied by them would fall at
any moment.
The bridges across the Juniata are all SAFE
The high water in Shermans creek has stopped
the Duncannon Iron Works. belonging to Fisher,
Morgan Co., but no damage has been done,
and the dam and bridges are regarded as safe.
The Juniata is very high and rising, and SO is
the Susquehanna.
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BuRxrHo OF GovERxAEHr SrEANER.-The
q. 8. steamer, D. Il. Martin, was burned in the
Arkansas river on the 18th inst, while on her
way from g. Lsuis to Fort Smith. The fire
broke out opposite the boilers, and soon reached
some bales Of hay, which we're at once thrown,
overheard. The flames from the floating hay
unfortunately cemmunicated with . quantity of
lard stored in the after part Of the boat, which
blaEed 20 fersely - 70 resist all the exertions
Of the crew, Who had barely time to escape to
h4f In the river before the flames enueloped oil
parts Of the boat. They lost everything, With
he exception Of the clothes they wore. The
boat burned 70 the waters edge, and then sank.
Last week, Mrs. Pendleton, Of Ohio. sister
os NJ. Key, Who ives killed BY Mr.. sickles,
q Washington, left for that State, accom-
panied BY Ar. Keys four orphan children.
her own two children, and the two children Of
her widowed sister, Mrs.. Blunt
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Savannah March Q,

The schoo Savannah. March %.
oar schooner Alice A. vandell from H.vs..
hs .u nat, reports that . cargo Of 600 ns.,os1
-4S oeen landed u Comedins. Cuba.
sugars nfm q Havana. Trsights impsov j..
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The N.Ycp Buffalo. March %.
York, to ~. 80 suspension Bridge 70 New
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re Compitsss On - Wesss ~
Brooklyn hAvs decided . &C., ii s.rea 4
70 the Aushssisies aad Hise Des..,Nhs
New foft, Boston,. Philadelphia. - I
Salem, Springfield, New Haven. F,, rlsoyitsss
ester Oswegc, Buhalc. baltimore n ~ 1T
Poaghkeepsie, Albany, Troy, U,;.. n,cAasst
Washington, Bridgeport, aud ~. oJf'esA,
places. ssAs
George Kali, the American pom;,
OF Brooklyn, has declined, and ~ - Asys
decided 70 make no further norn;r.,, party IL
The Jury IN the Stephens wife no;.~H
at last accounts, ID said 10 havs .,s g.
conviction and two for acquitted. S'a Ten 4.
A girl named Margaret Burke H..
rested on suspicion Of having Doi.oa. osen y.
mily Of Mrs Betham. aea Tie 4
Mrs. d. il dead and Mr.. Roh.
her boarders, ID not expected TO m. . one 4
inmates Of the house are rccoverins ne osls
was the cook. Aar4nsw
The steamer Carnak brings H.y,,.
10th. aaa dates n
Sugars stiff. Molasses very srm -.
declined. LreAaass
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1t 10 pleasing to meet, in these degenerate
times, anything breathing the pure spirit OF
patriotism, and to listen sometimes to the lofty
tone of the cultivated statesman. Hear one OF
them in the Missouri Legislature, who, 10 . re.
cent speech-it matters little upon wbat-said
"Whas do gentlemen wantf L. corn 30 dear
and hoecake so sweet % to be purchased only
at the price of having the State garrisoned by
our enemiess Forbid it, Jeremiah! Do you
want the institutions Of your State reduced TO
the condition Of affairs away down in Georgia
where plantation consists Of two overseers
and one niggeri Al the poet says, I'd rather
b . long, NANCY, strange, yaller dog, with .
bobtail, and bay Of the moon, than not to say,
this 10 mo own, mo native State And will
defend the iusttutions % long ~ grass grows
and water runs."
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TIL. Washington, March %.
IL contract for carrying the mail from
80 to coraville, Pixies Peak region
"a as mace under the act Of 1926, authorz,r !,
sne es1aonshment OF special post Offices 70 ~
saeu rom their nett profits, and such j. tho
arrangement III this case. That ,ba en,.,., = sne
.ion IN no event is to exceed a oon -. 1ehsa-
- Tue fost Route bill had passed and ~. a n..
sract oeen made under it, this seryica wo ooh
nave cost $4,000 or 100000 per wear Tho
contractors Will be mainly compensate, e., ~
outlay IN the carrying OF passengers. s"
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The NEW DIcrA OF THE SUPREME CoURT.-
1t is stated that the Supreme Court at Wash
iDgson has decided that the writ OF habeas cor
pus, when issued by State Court, has no eff
cacy TO relieve citizen of such State when he
is held by Federal process; no matter how un-
authorized, unjust or oppressive such restraint
may be. This decision is equivalent to denial
Of writ, - an instrument of protection
against Federal persecution or tyranny.
II the States Of this Union, says the N. York
Tribune, have any political rights whatever,
they have the right to defend and protect their
citizens against oil wrongs and all expressions,
and in certain cases their only resort would be
the writ of habeas corpus. Deny them this,
aud the States cease to be the guardians and
protectors of their own citizens.
Any State of this Union that will yield 10
such an depreciation Of its political rights as
this, is only 6t to be enslaved. The spirit Of
freedom spurns 1t with contempt.
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Asnsc1svs OAsiR y Asons, - singular
abortion case y aeting afternoon In PhilA-
dslphiA = youn 6irl, named Hannah Jane
TspplM - 1ocen1N It - i,nsnc "a npssson
NAMED Mo1eon. Gspictn bsi1g tltsd. ~
investigates followed, which fsveaK6 the tact
that fhs yeasg wonan, beliesing she was -
cissts by young nsl. named Dunlap. With
who's - 100 ceany, vent = mrs. HudsoD.
to have - abofyioo produced. Mrs. 4. per-
formed IN operation that caused the young wo-
mans 0ce&n. Tho post mortem examination
showed TIT the young woman had not been
s.ciests. The coroner's Jury rendereda verdict
"that the death Of Hannah Jane Tippin was
caused BY perobinisies, produced by the use Of
instruments in the hands of Martha Hudson,
while attempting 70 produce an abortion, un
der the belief that she was pregnant, and the
jury further find that John Hudson, the hus-
band Of Martha Hudson, and Robert Dunlap,
were accessories before the fact" Mrs. II. has
fed, but the other parties have been arrested.
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Boston, March "a.
an the House to-day the vote rejecting the
oiii 70 purchase the Hancock mansion was re-
considered. II was then amended by placing
.ne mater IA the hands of the Governor and
other State officers and Secretary of IN. n. -
OF Education, giving them the mower n mai,
tne purchase, If they deem it expedient. nro-
viding that the house shall not be used ~ an
Executive mansion. In this shape the bill passed
to third reading. pAsSeu
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The Jn,r New York, March 70.
Ayains, sa,y has brought in a verdict :, guile
The Cav" spnens. tried Tor poisoning his vi,:
6llihns,s.;nae r dEas Unis asserts that sec,s.
Cuba on M sApedlt,on Is ready to start for
the mex. .,eam us,p' o. instructions expected by
-" are here, but the arms ana amn neau'
10 da many N Southern cities. Nm -. ra
- uepars From different parts az M ra NJ ready
secret agents on the lslan5 'ue oh'on, and
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NoRE TRoUBLE IN KANsAs.-A party Of pro-
slavery men tried to break up meeting called
at Halton. Calhoun county, last Monday, to or
ganize the republican party, and . grand melee
ensued, in which several were injured, among
them Mr.. Hasty, probate judge OF the county.
The pro-slavery men we're subsequently COM
PEELED to retire, and . resolution Was passed or
dering them to leave the Territory. A compa-
ny was organized to carry the resolution into
effect.
In the case Of boy and son, who were ab.
Quoted from Kansas into Missouri, charged with
aiding the escape of slaves, change Of venue
has been granted, and the trial transferred to
st. Joseph
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Savannah, Ga, March "a.
Passengers by the Florida steamer state that
MAJOR Gregg, Chief Engineer of the Florida, was
shot dead at Jacksonville on Saturday night by
Albert I. Sears, in consequence of preyious
difficulty. Gregg was unarmed. Both vare
natives OF Massachusetts. There was great ex.
citement at Jacksonville, and it was expected
that Sears would be lynched
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~. w Detroit. March "A.
oohn W. Mariner, resident OF this city nearly
~ ~ years ana extensively known as the compi-
VS.. - several valuable maps of Michigan and
window OF the St. Mary's Hospital, today IN
mt OF insanity aud was killed. -
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~, chicago, March "a.
The grain statistics in the Commercial r.
press o. to-day show the accumulation At ,h;s
point Tor the last week to be 900 bu.hais
against 10000 for the corresponding week as
,as, year. The difference in the a0ount Of aonr
i ana Wneas 70 store nere now and the same time
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corn exceeds 100000 bushels. - eee'fts Of
~, Hamilton. o. w., March *
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~ accident on the 9. w. Railway a Dnnd.s
blame whatever. afom any
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Washington, March "a.
Attorney General Black has, this r. NJ ds.;-
aed against the legality Of the remoyal ioS ,ho
Boston Post Office. 1t still remains for 10
ises. s P'eh-
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bales of which 900 speculation and 900 for
port The advance Of reported by the New York is
conhrmed Middling Orleans was quoted at 7Hd., and
MlddIlng uplands lied The market closed firm
STATE OF TRADE.-In the Manchester Market
Cloths were steady and Yarns had an advancing ten
dency. w.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKETING Liver
poor bresdstuis market was generally quiet but steady
nessrs hichardson, Spence Co. quote American Flou,
au at l0s 3D. 100 lbs. Wheat quiet but firm ia,
best quality at extreme rates; Western red 5s Cd es 4d
a " white "a white los 1os Sd choce
lot OF the latter sold as high l2s Id Corn dull fol
yellow at 5s lodges ID White slightly higher sales al
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET-The Provision
market was generally dull Beef firm for choice but dull
for inferior. Pork dull and slightly lower; sales at 7Os
Tor Reds Bacon dull. Lard quiet at COS in retail
Iallow advanced d.Gls.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Rosin was dull
at as Sd (a4s 3D. for common. Sugar steady Coffee
firm: Rice steady. Pot Ashes firm at 3Os Pearls
Ais. Cd. ' " D VI "
LONDON MARKETs.-Breadstufs were firm; Wheat
hdu au' ahced Is sugar firm and Cd. higher in some
cases. Conee buoyant. Tea firm. Rice firm. Tallow
lightly higher; sales at SIS. Inseed Oil 29s Pig Iron
LONDON MONEY MARKET-The London Money
market was generally unchanged
Gonsos closed weak on Tuesday @964 for money
LONDON, March %, A. MThe opening price in Consols
Is soS as6a for money, and 90 4 d96S for account.
stocks was quiet Illinois Central shares 3634 discount
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Arrived from New York 17th Ahers at Bremen; 18th.
st. George, at Hayre 10Th, Louis Napoleon at Hamburg
John Wesley, at Gronde. o.
Arrived from New Orleans 2Oth India OF Daugeness;
amazon at Deal; Favorite and Abatross at Liverpool
"a; r. c. Winthrop, at Queenstown
arrived from Mobile, 2lst, C. B. Lamar at Liverpool
arrived from Savannah 18th, Vena, in the CLYDE:
do - '' "
Arrived from Charleston Goth, Queen of the Lakes at
Liverpool - ~ -N'Ne'' az
90, Arrived from Boston, Feb 10th, Essex, at Bombay
Deal. 10y N' ~
Arrived from Apaachicola, March o. Esperanxa at
Sailed for New York 10Th, Fanny from Belfast Carl
from nun; Salem from Plymouth; Goth, Oliver Moses
Richard Busteed and Henry Clay from Liverpool: ODD
frinceon Thirty one States and PhGnix from do Robe
ma, from Deal wi O'O
Saiedfor New Orleans 21st Joseph Clark from Darts
mouth I'd Regulus, fro m Liverpool for Mobile; 18th
WINDSOR Forest from Cardiff for Charleston; ODD Alliance
or Liverpool for Boston, 18th, The Duke from Andres
pire, from Liverpool. ~
Memoranda-The Achilles, from Bremen for New Or
eans went ashore near Berwick, 18th March, during a
hurricane, Will probably become a total wreck
me isaac Wright, which was recently scuttled in the
Merscy, has been raised and locked
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CITY NT'ELLIGENCE.

DESPERATE AssAuLT.-MAN STABBED-Yesterdav
morning. man named Joseph Barber, residing in
Baltimore county, was severely beaten and cut With
bowie KNIFE, by party OF men on Favette street
near calvert street. 1t seems that Barber had been
spectator of the execution and on his leaving the
scene had entered the restaurant of Jesse KInefa
ter, on Fayete street, where he used some violent
language with regard to the unfortunate men who
mad Just exPlated their crimes on the gallows. He
was at the time intoxicated, and said "that he had
just come from the JAIL where he had seen four
ID hnow-N othing sons of b hung, and that he
would come to town every day to see such an ex
hbitlon-he would Willingly! see fifty hung" The
violence of his language Immediately created a
sensation among the parties inside the restaurant
and a violent quarrel ensued. He then left the
premises and was proceeding down the street,
when he was pursued and overtaken nv a
part of the crowd who had been drinking at
the bar. They attacked him in the open street
with knives, inhicting four or five severe cuts on
the forehead and face. One of the gashes inflicted
severe wound on the left side of the forehead
severng the temporal artery, from which the blood
lowed freely; the other cuts inflicted were on the
right side of the forehead across the nose and unner
lip. The wound on the upper lip completely sew
cred 1T from the nose, and was of such character
as to render the use of the needle necessary. In
this condition, the wounded man was left on the
pavement, wetering in his blood until he was dis
covered by some friends, who procured cab and
conveyed him to the Middle district station house
where the medical assistance of Dr. Baxlev was
speedily procured No arrests were made, and the
most diligent enquiries could not discover the
perpetrators of the outrage.
ASSAULT WITH A RAzoR.--A man named Daniel
Vanill was arrested yesterday afternoon ard taken
before Justice Logan on the charge of assaulting
John Blank, keeper of restaurant No. II West
Baltimore street, and trying to kill him with ra-
zor. From the evidence elected at the examna-
ton, it seems that Vanill had previously gone into
Blanks tavern and got drink and run out without
paying for it. He soon after returned armed with
a stone and razor, and with the latter attempted
to cut Blank about the face and head. He was
however, seized by police officers who were in
the restaurant at the time, and conveyed before
Justice and committed for Court