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pEDTlCkS FILLED WITH STRAW, DAT OR RYE
~ called for and delivered at reasonable Orders adj
crossed b. Ny ers n CLIFTON street
NOAL O1.-THS CRYSTAL ILLUMINATING on
~ witt GU! ene exceiing all oils OF scilsx
properties In color purity and briancy Of light ia s use
savng than other article Of the kSi in Inc Srks
For sale by g. WM ROSE. SO Broad street - 49,
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INROM FRANK LEsLIES NEW FAMILY MAGAZINE
II and Gazette OF Fashion page 34.
STYLES FOX THE MONTH or APRIL

and Gazette of Fashion. page 37a
STYLES FOX THE MONTH OF APRIL. 49,.
ombre chine and chntz patiersn fact ribbons Ia every
conceivable style and of every quality OF fabric are inc srsa
institution OF the day Ribbon Is the universal trimming ior
bundsnce that In instances appears TO be actuAy
part original brc For instance sleeves and collars
longer composed of lace and embrodery riobous IN
trimmed with them IN the sleeves BODY and SKIRT
oftt we limited above until Is scarcsly possible TO
bon Is me ant TO the dress Manes scsrs dresses
of all either ribbon stripes of the material imi
talg rhhon finish and the canezous and capes OF u
indoor toilet form exception to the general rule
IL is of that popular style OF trim
ming eyhib, unusual excellence The Rubaas Daha
OF SPOKE last month, introduced especially at
and make Some appear TO be plated at each edge
only. in the centre One pretty novelty has
rich figured band at edge with mos TUFTS here and there
with three kts the two lower each heug run along the
edge Ike pulling the third skirt to the knee caught M at In
tra and fastened with bows OF ribbon with long streaming
ends .
In unc Evening dresses made with long point
composed OF large puts with knot of rib
ard each shoulder This mode OF trimming
the upper Of the low body only with folds or pumng
peculiarly becoming almos, figure giving appear
and width the chest without spelling the
symmetry Of the waist IS berhas very generally do
ming be ut Mr.. l.1CHTENSTElN'S, 3S broadway.
7 TuLMAN. 7l2 BROADWAY, WOULD RESPECT
IL fully informs hs numerous friends and patrons that ne
expec ed, will be unable to exhibit them before
Wednesday at which time they invited 10 CAL and ex
anime.
MILLINERY AND RIBBONS. -MAGNIFICENr AS
Nl sorment constantly hard, at L. BIENS' millinery
bonnet show rooms Chinese Building 500 Broad
d,scrpiion L. BiNNs $50 Broadway Chinese Building
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BORT RAYMOND sTNGLA PURE Ju1CE ron sALE
from lock IN lna 10 suit urchasers By q.
MpLETTA 4 Co. % Beaver street
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RiaSoNs''
Nov ready NEW RIBBONS
Now ready,
NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Now ready
NEW LACEs, NEW EMBRoIDERIEs
Ribbons, Nos. 16 and 20.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT,
For d per yard.
Other goods proportionately
CHEAP.
MITCHELL 4 McLINTOCK,
800 Brcaiway
few do IRA below
Hunt IN s'-.e'.
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(lOLEMAn's CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRAN
" cisco.-Sang regularly as observation-disclosures Of Sa
turday, April g. the extreme clipper ship CHtRUBlM
Thos Skinner commander Is rapidly loading pier
per sbp shows by her log the following passages and time
from london Caao seventy eight davs passsge from Gal
lao to Cork eighty days. ealing Ia company with The cee-
brned clipper Sovereign Of the easbeang her on 10th phH
sagea Passage from Melbourne Calao, thirty two Gays
said 10 be the shortest record She made toe dancs oil
miles days. and expect Will make
Of the shortest y San Francisco on record
Having superior ventilation shpptrs rely on the perfect
delivery her cargo Ipsures at the lowest rates For
balance OF freight apply to WIN. J. COLEMAN 90, s3
Wall street 1oniuc Building Agents IN San rrancsco
Me@ra VIM. r. COLEMAN h 90.
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STHAW BONNETS.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
= bonnets of the latest shapes and of les u
cudirg split straws Florence brads white and coord Ne,
polans eghorn fats riding hats &C. also k ani Grape
bonnes together with extensive stock OF millinery
goods silks ribbons feathers flowers e. offered
Ninth and Tenth streets.
NJ EISKER BROTHERS,
w NOS. 90 AND 81 DUANE STREET.
Have received additions their large selected
stock Of
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS.
PRESSED CREPE
SILKS TRIMMINGS and other
BONNET MATERIALS of the newest and most defirable
styles, which they offer to the trade at low prices
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
U BY THE PACIFIC MAIL LINE,
5rH APRIL, 1859,
Through via Panama Railroad to California
The United mail Steamship Company will despatnh
on Tuesday April g. at p M the double engiue sieani.iip
ILLINOIS,
Capt John McC}ow
10 connect with the Pacific Mail Steamship COmpa
ny's favori.e sesmship
- JOHN L. STEPHENS.
Captain Richard l.. Whiting
By line only passengers Of avoiding detention
the shus and consequent exposure OF health and heavy
an extra steamship always kept at Panama to guard
against accidents
For passage apply By letter or personally to
l. W. RAYMOND, III West street,
Corner Of Warren street, N. Y.
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. REGULAR MEETING OF THE NEW YORK LIQUOR
q Dealers Society will be held Tuesday evening April
O'clock Hderbrands lGO Hester street BY order
GUSTAvUS A. RATZ, Recording Secretary
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from interference in affairs in which her interfe
renee carnot prove useful, and to again reserve
for herself the absolute and entire freedom to
take such course as justice and her own dignity
may call for What this new effort is we are
not informed; but from the gloomy language in
which it is alluded to it is to be inferred that
no very sanguine hopes are entertained as to its
success. 1t looks, in fact more like the pallia-
ton Of painful announcement than the state
ment of qualifying circumstance on which
reasonable hope may be based.
1t is scarcely necessary to add in corrobora.
ton Of the views above taken, that the military
preparations on al sides are being carried on
with undiminished activity. The Sandman re.
ply to the London note in reference to general
disarming may be characterized as a covert sa-
tire on the efforts made by England to meet the
condition insisted upon by Austria, and it is evil
dent that by no diplomatic efforts can she be
brought to assent to such proposition. Under
these circumstances war seems not only inevita-
bic but proximate. The crisis has now reached
such stage that the arrival of the next steamer
may bring us news of its outbreak
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ARRIVAL 90 rBs gLT0S-AovEMEsrs or THF
FIEkT-TBE STEAMSHIP wAsHIsoros AT ST. CANA
Rims, ETC.
wAsHworoS, May I, 1850.
The steamship Fulton, which arrived day, brought
heavy mail sle len xoHieyideo March II. When three
days out she shirfed heavy and lost cue quarter
boat
Tie Water witch sailed in company with the Fulton,
and considerably dan Jed in her UPPER works the
same storm.
The Fulton arrived at s. Cesharlnes March % and
met there the steamship Washington, from New York,
for San Francisco.
The Fulton ard Water witch let Barbados 10 company
April % The form encountered heavy weather OF
Cape Hsiierss.
be frigaie 81. wrcnce allied from Nonteyiaeo about
March III for Boston.
The Sabine 10 leave Mcn,evdco On the els. with
Commissioner Bowln, and the Of the ee would soon
follow.
All the vessels Of the feet 10 return TO the same
ports In the United States from which they sailed.
The above data was furnished by Asslstan, Engineer
Burrowp,
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The WANTS OF A THIRSTY PEoPLE-In most
of the towns of England the authorities have sup
piled small MIGRANTS at convenient intervals
through the streets at which the people can
refrek themselves with drink of cool water as
they pass along. In no city in the world, perhaps
is the want Of such conveniences as these more
apparent than in New York. In many other
cities of the Union, such as Baltimore, there are
public fountains at different points; but here,
since the introduction Of Croton, three-quarters
Of million Of people have not single oppor-
tunity Of shaking their thirst through the long
summer day, unless they resort to the barroom
and appease their appetite with brandy or beer,
or other stimulating drinks, which not only cost
money, but are deleterious to health. One can
not decently go into barroom for drink of
water without paying sixpence for it, and there
ia strong temptation in such case to take the
worth Of ones money, and throw sixpence worth
of brandy into the fluid, just "to kill the ami
malcul@." If drinking hydrauts, with cups at
tached, were furnished in different localities
there would he less resort to the grogshsps and
if the temperance reformers really desire 10 effect
the object they are working for, they should take
measures to have such bydrants supplied. In
olden times drinking cups were attached to the
town pumps in this city, as they are still in
Brooklyn; but since the introduction of Croton
water there is no such provision remaining.
Small troughs also might be attached to the
bydrants to receive the waste water. These
would be useful in assuaging the thirst of dogs,
and might prove in measure preventive to
bydrophobia.
These facts are worth considering at this time.
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OPERATE and Dramatic Matters.

The short season OF tho Uluau company was closed q
Saturday, at the denny, with mctnte In which sMs
tina, with Laborde, Berkcl Formes and sbrig was I,
chief attraction The attendance was large 1t is rath
late In the day TO criticize Formes 10 Plunke one OF
very beet roles. Blu. while acknowledging this 1t is at ii
same time duty to remind him that he is singing
the Italian OPERA the Germans with oil their love q
music, never supporting Of their own. Aud furhe
tina; his singing the part Of punkett In German on satu
day, while the others were singing in Italian was an
suit 10 the intelligence Of the audience and ia an arts
point Of view, in the wors, possible TASTE His interpo
ton OF English was even worse, and Nine. Berkel "
guilty Of similar departure from the rules OF proprie.
both Formes and herself singing the duett 10 the Id
act In German, 70 that the opera was really gil
in three languages The effect may readily
imagined. Artists should remember that there
a point beyond which the greatest favorte cd
not 60 without ncurring the wrath of the public wal
is MS bliahhng as their favor lie gladdening.
The ulman company goes 10 Philadelphia, open
there this evening.
On Wednesday the Academy Of Music hero will
opered, under the direction OF Mr.. Suakosch for 60
farewell performances by hde. Piccoomni, who 81
for Europe by the Vanderbilt on the 18th Of June
frs, opera viii be the "Iravata with PiccoIomia Or
noi and Amodio distribution which could hardly be
proved anywhere. Young New York will rally round
pet in full iorcc on Wednesday.
At the theatres there is hardly anything new.
Davenport bad benefit Saturday at the Me.ropolIt
and produced 'chsriot.o Corday, sn effective dramd
he ultra Trench soxs culoHe school The audience
large, and was stirred to much enthusiasm by y
Davenports singing OF the "Marseilaisen in the
naculnr. Mr.. Wallack has been attr acing full hou
by lis capital performance Of Don Caesar,
which lie 10 "a dashine and agreeable as ever Ami
"Antony and Cleopatra" wns through the VI
and at Laura Keene's "a Midsummer Nights Dres
attracts full houses. At the theatres named above
bills for this evening remain the same as last week.
The bowery theatre tonight "Green Bushes,v
Pleasant Neshbor" and ola Tour dc Ncslc," will
given. At the Museum "our Irish Cousin -
retains lis place in The bills AT Woods Minstrels,
evening, In addition to the usual programme, new pie
By Mr.. Z. Warden, called The Gcnii Of the Lake,
announced.
Mr.. Jefferson has been playing the American Cousi
st Buffalo 10 crowded houees.
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May Term OF the Law Courts.

Very little business will be transacted in the Courts Of
moving day, but as all parties ltgant will be anxious
dispose Of their suits before the summer vacation we IN
expect busy time for the next few months. The mos
important causes the various calendars have alread
been specified The prisoners convicted at the Court
Oyer and Tefminor OF murder aud manslaughtsr will
brought up for sentence on Saturday next
The May term Of tho General Sessions will open TIL
morning, City Jadge Russell presiding. Our reporter, O
nqurng at the District Attorneys Office learned that h
calendar Asists entirely OF ordinary cases, such |.
charges OF burglary larceny and felooous assaults-
indictments for capital offences having been transferred
the Over and Tcrmirer
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The Common Council,

Tho Board Of Aldermen will hold the first meeting d
sher Nay session this evening There is great deal d
routine matter 70 be disposed Of but we suspect the
jecs Of the CITY Inspectorsdp sgtated will still rem
"a u is-in the possession Of Mr. Morton The maorit, d
the members are determined oppose any nominee of ,h
Mayors for that ONCE. 1t rumored that the name :
Alderman Adams would be sent IN next for confirmation
a. City Inspector but is doubtful how his brotho
democrats would vote on that occasion.
The May session OF the Board Of Councimen
this evening at Elk O'Clock when the calendar Of gener
orders viii be called up, and the papers, which are OF
routine character, will pass 10 final reading
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Mercury says" More especially are we satisfied
that the HhRAID Il utterly mistaken In its infe.
renee that Mr.. Souls is play log part for Doug.
las." "We do not believe that, In the broad
South, there is n Drawer or more uncompromis
ing spirit in defence Of the rights Of the South
Chan Soule). He will never be found playing
lackey to such man ar Douglssr
Ia all this our Charleston contemporary maj
be correct; and yet, II we are not mistaken. Mr..
Soule was the prominent figure At the New Or
leans democratic reception Of Mr.. Douglas soon
after the Illinois election OF November last. We
have also entertained the impression that Tor the
last eight or ten years there has been very
"happy accord" between Mr.. soule and Mr..
Douglas on the subject Of flihustering. II Ia
due, however, to Mr.. Douglas, TO say that there
is now one point upon which there Is q Wide
difference between himself and the impelaous
gentleman Of Louisiana Mr. Douglas evidently
desires the reunion Of the democracy with the
administration: Mr.. SoulS, on the other hand
denounces and repudiatcs the administration a.
fercely as Governor Wise. Perhaps, upon the
point there may be an impossible chssm he
tween Douglas on the ore part and Soult aud
Wise on the other. Time viii determine, aud we
can wait.
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News faoan Sc. UonaAnwo.

THE DANES AND TIE DOMIkICANs-THK POWERS
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures ENVOY TO corr
hAdEN-wBECK or AN EsCLisH VESSEL, ETC, K
ST. DoNsoo, April q, 1889
As announced 10 you In my former letter OF The 4
instant, tie Dominican Danish question could not be d
nitively arranged. The twenty four hours given BY
Christmas TO receives reply from tho government wh
should satisfy all his desIesor rather that !, should d
sent to the demands which he had maac--ssy
expired. he embarked for Santa Cruz on bot
OF the steamer Beimdal, carrying with him
answer 10 Mis- ultimasurn, which, although I'D
and polite, IN energetic and fan Of unqaes,l,as|
reasons. NJ; Christmas, on hls way 70 embark, expr
ed 10 rose ~lo accompanied him. hos supris'uk 70
were TIC hostile dkIositous What lhe govern uet sI
cefencc hai taken aFrinu Irunark; bai II the Dad
Plenipcaentin'y would deirn % remember the thre.s
an immediate borbarcmens which. through tha n
crci Of NJ. sAIft Aodre, Consul Of FrnSce = |
city, lac csssd 10 be maes 10 our goyrnm{
arg would esst a slsnce a the rfepara,
which tho Hrin,csl nste ocrtne TIE whole OF the 1
lsnoine The twenty -four hours xea ~ he nass h. ~
zee ttsf the ncuDtrg a canton II heavy csllre ON
forts Which ooinmsnd die barboS NJ Tar from b
sn ofensive tr~psrstcn, that II vas no4hlne n,ore
. measure II defensive preosatca.
IT'S s'rcreliy heiicsed thsf NJ Christmas N order
DC able 20 declare The blockade of a pors Of ne res
he all have 10 obtain more anne and conclusive pos
iran tttte ~bich be rcgectsca before Ia TO- meant
ste Darish bsrEsr does uCs sny ionxsr aoaf al the
sulaio q shsi n.lsE, ths n4estaa hasms been remo
ssror Fcire Dc Castro, "a that his Icrnbon u Fa
Extraordinary 10 The Conrt 81 Caprnhsssn h. rnight
Up and discaHs the q3fstion acUrdsu. o. rixhi
justice. ssrSr NJ A. 3usus Gsivax has ber.
ported be secretary. 8&h gennsmen s2ks thrr
tase IN The ustorsl psrsa whrh sac "a
for si rhonas, whence she wi proceed 70
cfstr alton
I4s; month The Englsh hrigar,rs Casts Gas vres
ccuirg out OF rahsrs,e ooxss Il FcaHto PstAl Ge
lstcn and. sisacst Al toe tine, she DsnsA scho
Erccrico ~ss condemned 10 lhs part ms xcsss o
CANE frtM the coAst q Nlsao, who're abe was
ed, and sp.ioglng a isak INSTEAD ~ dlsdea-iax
DO repaired IN due iurn, ioos m qtantity Of a
and tkns, aud fef fan Coz "a Ibassas
days after ilne iron this port $50 rtfsrnee W aisa
The commission O. sxporv Hppo8uleA 10 sKanin~
cargo declared the tao last tned arteas dana
VII oh we're not No by any me4bs. they xore p4
pubic sale, and bouess By The ssfas mssers. Bo.n
Cafkct ard The fre5oFco l0adfd by toe sane ho
This u an improprty NE part u soue snorrhI
OF this city, whose es Al tpcculst1 resell " tis 81
dice u those who "a gooo fash cocaaC, thsir basnoxs
counsel the insurance ocDpsn'fs thai they slsoglA
an ssett IN these places wnC GIT dccnd ihsis ater
IN similar cases
~. Taosks, April 2, ls5
. TIE Danish steamship Heinsasl arrived hsia days
IRON =. Domingo, hayag sono no harm there. Goa
core ChrStnas has gone hence In the ship 70 Cogeohs
direct
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Halls FER ROPE.
rhs New York REHABILITATION for EuroI

The New York Rehabilitation for Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Arabia Captain Stone will
leave Boston, Wednesday, Cor Liverpool
The european mails will close In this city TO
afternoon bali past o'clock to 60 by Railroad and
Ct four s'oloos 10 go by steamboat
The European edition Of the hKs.D will be published
ten O'Clock in he morning Single COPIES in Wrappers
six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
NEW YORK HERALD viii be received at the following aces
In Europe
LONDON =. Sampson Low, Son o AZ Ludeate Hill.
Lansing, Starr l. Co, "a King William street.
PAks.. Lansing, Baldwin Co., place dc Ia Bourse
LIVERPOOL. lansing, Starr Co, No. Chapel street.
r. stuart, 10 Exchange street, East.
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HAMBURG De Chapeauronge Co.
The contents OF the European edition Of the HERALD will
sombine the received by mail and telegraph at the
ONCE during the previous week and up 70 hour the
publication.
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MILITARY FrsKRAL-The members OF the First 4
pany, Seventh regiment, National Guard, capt. vi
Bensc, assembled at their armory nj O'Clock ye
day Afternoon 10 follow tho remains q their late ID
member, Cornelius Mabie, 10 the grave. The coz(
assembled In citizens dress, wearing the usual bad
mourning N the left arm. In addition 10 the MON
the above company there were many prescnt bcionC
other companies OF the Seventh regiment The a
was widely esteemed, ard his loss Is sincerely a
by all who had the good fortune In life 70 ba Y
among bis friends. The funeral took place
O'Clock y. NJ F, from the Dotch Reformed church, q
Blocker trd West Tclth etreets
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NlaIkafa.

CINCINNATI, April 30. 1859.
Flour advancing: super6ne 80 20 a Is Is. Whiskeyl
z4c. FORK quiet Bacon frm, and held at To. Il DC.
CHARLESTON, April 80, 1850.
Cotton has advanced 70. Nc; sales to-day 2,6od
bales.
Cotton arm; sales 70 day 100 bales; mddIng i2Hc.
NBw ORLEANS, April 80 1859.
Cotton unchanged; sales to-day 500 bales; middlin
1910 Freiebts cotton TO Liverpool 932d; gunuy1
bags loo. lhc.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April 80, 1855.
Tho Conau(f0nalists table makes the total receipts a
cotton this season 3,477 900 bales, being 1874 400 tae
10 excess Of last year Stock al Augusta 49, 300 bsles
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1ssspWs vssh Nicaragua and Sees Granadls---
Ths Csssfosrsa Mall Contract, Sc.
crs ssKciAL wAsniscros pssfAIcH.
WASHINGTON, MAY I, 1859.
Letters received 10 diplomatic cseles, brought by the
leo sesuer From reliable sources sae that change Ia
hs nsish massry 70 inevitable. and 10 that csse new
x'nss~w "a rssce ii icrd ~ ons d very probable.
sesrs had Sss intefvie~ yesterday ~h the Secretary
81 s<sie nsse no doobs ihai the Niensguan i'm.
~ s speedily settled Jervr Informed secretary
Cess he had received Isse~see Of the most Satisfactory
ce~s>essr, s1d ,lss he government Gas ready aud ~
ma 10 c'xesds everything that hooorable and jusi
-ne he wsssa ths Usssd states desired scsa.ns more
aao thai hs swssnmsni had fully deses ned tue Ncsa
qua rassx rccse SHOULD be free 10 en- the world
cssefsi ycess, Mhss"s 10 noSosA, hit Tor New York
~nd v ssa 90 ths ssh irs. ecvernmett hes placed a
he d.frcnl ne Steamer Resnote, noe al P.alma, 10
coxyss him direct 10 tsrshsgsna Ne gocs fatty armed
carry oui us rresdents psAey ns Instructions are
psse sEd psaceai and be IA enas~vor cultivate thu
usaSa frsrdly relsirns vln New cresAas. Vet at tho
time meg hrm sad decided, end he wu mala.
ala s1r r,esn and nresssts al ell hsxssis.
has ~ N msa serscs bs~eea ses YORK. asd Cali.
srgositrd YESTERDAY. The composition very
sz@asc sne Nae bAdcns sose amoag The various rival
ems@nlns.
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Naval Intelligence.

NORFOIK, April 50, 1859.
Com. Dorrn retirce from the command OF the Navy
Yard 10 day. Cag. Boil succeeds him. A large number
Of additional bands TO BIO put 10 work. probably TO
razoe the frigate Columbia or Rartan
WASHINGTON, May !, 1850
The steamer Fulton, OF the Paraguay expedition ar.
rived to day All well on board
One OF tie boiler houses al the Navy Yard was burned
osrly this morning Tho toiler w,s rot irured Lees
So COO 10 80, COO
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SrrliMR C0rkr-Circut.-Par l,-Oyer and Terminer
Part 2Nos. eGS 1892 1888, 307, 1899 1875 li6 I175
1893 l4l3 1914 &c. 1868, 1924, 1884, 1922 1928 1906
1910, 1854
SUrlMoR CouRr odd roou.-Part Mos Ii8, 90,
1923, 800, e1b 3s4 39, 4o1 4O3 4e6 Att Ale Az Ala
No 10 new City Hall Nos. 2sa, 3sl, 3S3 1874 &c., sos,
1893, 402, AGA, 400, 400, All, 4l3, AIS, Ar.
COMMON PIEAs-Part Mos. 2s3, 975, o7s, 873, s6s,
Nos SCI sse las, el2, 900 eeT, $685. sS5, IaNo 1901
1909, yG9, 1p1, Sls, $40.
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Mr.. SoULE AND Mr.. DoUGLAs.-In comment
ing upon late editorial of this journal. on the
dissensioDs and divisions of the democracy, In
which We intimated that there was some appa-
rent affinity between the Hickman-F orney de-
mocratic rebellion in Pennsylvania and the
soule rebellion in Louisiana, the Charleston
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wNSnso-oS, May I, isSs.
Mr. psviaFe, rresdent a toe Pacific Mail steamship
mrsny, S IN hidders Cor The coalrAcs for carry
IA he mAss 10 o@fsrna, and william Chase Barney has
pus IN several propcri:cas for tse service wa MICA
usua srd crHerco Tonss the compc,toa appears ami.
mated, and thers probability ,hai the service s be
perfos Al price lower sbsh TIE amour, o. TIE post
ares.
h not kpowr whes1er en- Congressman ereeuwcod, Of
Arkansas, ~n sooers TIE sproinimeut u Commissioner
q Indian Ans.rs. recerty ,cadese1 nim.