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A Widow Dreams of a Husband
and Realizes One.

and Realizes One.
That widow, or any other unwedded wo-
man, should dream of husband, is not to
be wondered at, but that she should meet
the creature Of her fancy the day following
the vision, seen between the azure folds OF
sleep, is trife singular, and we therefore
republish story from the st Louis Bulletin,
promising that our readers need believe no
more of this than they desire. DR.. Samuel
Fenner, of Cincinnati, we suspect, is some
professional gen tleman, owing his name and
fame to the fertile brain of a hard-up local.
The Bulletin says:
"Mrs. Sally Vance is respectable widow,
who resides at Clarke avenue, near Four
teenth street. Since her husbands dea tn,
about two years, she has supported herself
and three children by her needle. A few
evenings since she retired for the night, re-
yolving these thoughts, doubtless, in her
mind. She dreamed, as she says, that a
gentleman, dressed in black, stood at her
side, and called her his wife, promised to be
father to her children, and told her he had
wealth enough for both of them. The stran-
ger did not look like her dead husband, but
appeared somewhat younger and more hand
some. Her heart was touched even in sleep,
and she modestly consented to become his
bride. Such feeling of happiness was ex.
perieneed as she had never felt before, even
in the days of her first love. Her heart
bounded so much as to suddenly awake her
from that sweet slumber.
"The next morning our worthy widow
started, with basket on her arm, for Lucas
Market. She arrived there without any
mishaps, and was making her purchases,
when, looking around, she saw in the crowd
gentleman dressed in black, the very image
of her dream. She started with surprise,
turned pale and tainted. On coming to her
senses, the gentleman dressed in black was
standing over her, bathing her forehead with
water. She looked up into his face, and
there was the same countenance, the same
beaming of love from those eyes she had
seen in her dreams. Somehow or other they
mutually agreed to get married, and yester
day afternoon DR.. Samuel Fenner, Of Gin
cinnati, who was considerably wealthy, lett
the city in company with ibis wife, formerly
Mrs. Vance OF CLARKE ayenu e."
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IN VOC WANT PUkk
Z /: : " III ES,
WIN ES,
GINS,


TEAS, CIGARS, &c, &c,
AoNT FORGET 10 CALL AT
~ A. j. MOCK 81 CO.'S,
No. -, West Wide Water street,
,,o tt-iv NORFOLK, VA.
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w H.. il. Crt4A lAC,
,!!ITW HIGHT, SPAN MAE. f.E AN,
CAtji4k Elk.
SECTIONAL -HAHiNh hAlL y =.
.,,EAD SAM wit AMI TiIBAE
HANUFACTDf
.. ::st, w s,ie water street. Nor-
axs a. il. BUILDiNG q TERiALa
. tHvisHEU AT SHOR? ~ riCE
.sci ;.-iy
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK


West Side Bank Street,
A FE w STEPS FIR on MAIN SPREkr
NORFOLK, VA.
pays interest at the rate OF five pes 60,
= on all sums remaining on deposit 90 dAys ga.
upwards, and four per cent if remaining io.
months or paid to the depositors if preferred
Deposits received and paid daily. Office hou,
from A. M. to 2x P. NJ. Discount DAYS, ~ p.
days and Thursdays, at 10 o'clock.
Persons having funds to deposit will np III.
institution safe and convenient for the pu, po.e
directors for the Present Year
JOHN B. WHITEHEAD, President.
SAM'L ID. HODGES, $. HARTsHOaa
JOS. L. ALLYN, j. JAMES idoon,
q. Fl. MATTHIAS, +. W. SEABuH
W. II. HUNTER, Cashier.
MERCHANTS AND MECgiAN
ICS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. SO Bank Street,
ELISHA GAMAGE, PRESIDENq
DIRECTORS.
DELANY, JOS X. SpRArtzs
GEANDY, kYLANn Cars,
JAS LEIGH, W. T. HARRIgoh
w. Ii. WALES, Cashiel
l. chant and Mechanic the Farmer, AMI H.
Professional man, in town and country; an on.
portunity to make sums of nloneyspfoductj,
that otherwise Iaiehs remain idle, theipterestos
winch Will be Seml-annually added to the pI,.
cipsl, and yet may be With 'rawn at shati /,
tiee
II also recommends itself to Executors A.,
mlnistrators and Guardians. afording aii IN
doabted guarantee OF safety. swell from theirs
sponsiblnty and integrity ofits Directors Ah.
STOCKHOLDERS, as from the security OF sun, .,
entity large joint fund.
Inc rate OF B per cent per ailnHm will be al
lowed on sums remaining on deposit for 80 ,te,,
or more, and 4per cent for shorter tine. M
office OF the Bank will be open daily for rscsig
ing and paying deposits from to = p. NJ
lie 2-tf
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III. EDCk& ,

sEf Ill. EUCkA,
w No. 1903 y lU3 Chafch street, N0yolk.
i.e,ler Ia Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Min
.lu Waters. Fine Draft A.e always on hand.
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AT No. SO, East Butte street.

UPTOWN GOODS Sold at the lowest down
~ town prices. Families can be supplied
with fresh Pork, together with the best Butter,
Cheese, Buckwheat and N. o. Molasses. all of
which will be sold at down town prices by
M. E. BELL,
mole No. 80, East Butte Street.
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III n FLOATING BALL OR I&NUCKLE
WASHING MACHINE,
ii AS RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PRE-
a. NUNS at the fairs of the Virginia Me-
Ghanics' Institute, Virginia State Agricultural
Society, Maryland Institute, and recently by
the Seabooard Agricultural Society, and wher-
ever they have been exhibited, they have car
one that need machine to do their washing
quick and cheap, that if they will but try one
OF them, that it will do more than you can
imagine, or can tell IN short advertisement.
For sale by
r. F. JAMES,
j. T. JAMES,
nol5 And w. D.ROBERTS Jr. g. co.
hNOMENTLY EXPECTED direct from
1v1 Cincinnati Tierces of TODD'S
SHOULDERS
and every one that tried them the past Sum-
mer, know that better Bacon they never ate.
Prepare every one to lay in supply.
no Is R. F. JAMES.
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TUE Proprietor returns his sincere, ~.
Il thanks to his friends and the travel Es1jd
ling public for their liberal patronage AEiI
extended to this well known establishment fol
the past four years land respectfully solcts Cou
ing shall be left undone to make them com for
table while solourning at the National. Polite
and attentlve Servants, comfortable rooms, the
table suppiied with the best the Markets afford
superior Wines and Liquors are The indu,r
ments to stop at this Hotel.
VIM. l.. WALTERS
". B.-The Stages for Elizabeth City, Wood
vile, HEREFORD and Edenton N. G.; leave thi,
Hotel daily. &C le-}m
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ADAMS BAKERY.
The Old E,sfa i,EsShasa EyaHr.x,

A. = NJ O1u rzstHU1IsHeU k5RfEeFy,
Ne. II, Main Street. Breach IN Portsuao.i.
EfohMERLY conducted by James A0.p.
r now carried on by his sister, Mis- A
DAVIDSON, respectfully informs the Publ,'
tnat IN addition to the articles usually kept i.
her linz such as BREAD, CAKES, PIES &
s sls INTENDS keeping Stock OF all kinds a.
Pilot and Navy CRACKERS; particular attsn
ton is called to her ARROW ROOT!CRACk
EMS, which have been highly recomm ends
tstion for the superiority of its goods which IN,
establishment has for many years enjoysI
vii ibe maintained by the present Proprie 10,
Re LILY 's .s-a AGNES DAVIDSON
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nusluGGs CaI16,

~ QUAKER CITY
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF Philadelphia. .....
Capital and surplus 1851 100.
eNUN Insurance Against loss or damage. by
gnuon OF Transportation, Apply at No. az,
l:Uuk street to
uc I9.3m y u 'ucCLEAN.
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TEETH. TEETEI

TAR, E. 9: ROBINSON, re- lssssssse.
- specially announces,
that he inserts TEETH from NlTlYf W.
ONE to WHOLE SET, by Atmospherie Pre-.
sure, on new and improved plan. Person,
would do well to call, as all his work will i
executed at Southern prices.
:, S>OFFlCE over W. ?. Stewart d Co,
Main street. 49, So nR-I
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ATLANTIC DRUG STORE,

LUDLOW, Proprietor.
Dnt,E DRUGS and MEDICINES carefully
L dispensed and by far the cheapest, especial.
ly when sold at the same price as the inferior
It's we'll known to the dealers. yet not gen.
orally known to the Profession and public,
that pure and genuine Medicines are very
scarce, therefore Physicians frequently pre-
scribe medicines for their patients without OBJ,
tanning the desired result. To obviate the
difficulty, have procured large stock Of Sc
lect Drugs and Medicines from the most relia-
BILE Northern houses regardless of cost. have
also obtained the service of Mr.. e. w. Pedrick,
Gradute of the School OF Pharmacy cor
daily invite all persons who wish their pre-"
scriptions carefully dispensed of superior Med
icines to give me call.
/ have lust received per steamer, the follow
ing select articles: r.. n,...,.
Efgot, Elk Coiocynth, BalladonnA, Gum Myrlh,
Extract Hyosciamus, FIX 9ehtiah' Elk D"no0-
Ex. Conf; Assaietida, Jalap, kino, Cuhebs,
Opium, Morphine, Quiniae, Cinehonihe' &c
n0lS H
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ENTLEHaEN permit me TO call your at
VI tention to the following list Of desirable
goods: S
Fine French Calf double and upper sole Boots
Fine do do medium and Pump do do
Scotch Bottom Caters and high cut Oxford
Ties,
Fine Calf double upper and sole Congress Gai-
tiers,
Fine Calf Medium and Pump sole Congress Gal
ters with many other kin S of Boots and
Shoes,
To all OF the above goods / respectfully in
vite your attention before purchasing else
where, as they will be sold at the very lowest
prices, T. BOTTIMORE,
No is East side Market Square,
nov TT Sign Big Below Boot.
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Special Notice.
NOTICE.

VILE subscribers have entered into Z omar
4 nership under the firm of Walks B. Co sn,7
%iii commune the Drug, Paint and o ii bushes,
al the OLD stand, next TO Herman & Co
". T. WALKE,
ox r. A; Wake,
w 30 W, r, GOODWIN,
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ELUID AND CANIPHENE-A fresh sup
Il ply fluid and Camphene Just to hand
and for sale low. KEEFE STORY,
nov6 Noe Union Street,
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
r AIDES and Gentlemen visiting the CITY
IL and desiring to buy cheap and fashionable
Fancy or Dry Goods, are respectfully invited
to call at my establishment. have now on
hand one of the most fashionable, cheap and
varied assortment of Fancy Dry Goods that
can be found in this market. All goods bought
at this establishment have ever been and
eyefwillsbe foand fully as cheap, fashionable
Dry Goods of all kinds, styles, and patterns
can be found at
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;No -. Nl,HDAs q GO:

q
EXCHANGE OFFICE,
no 80 Market Square.
10 End SILVER Coins at highest rates,
| kinds oil uncurrent Money on reason
s.srtt1Ntir.on Baltimore Philadelphia, New
. my md Boston for sale at market rates.
lANp WAagASTS bought and sold.
,!p 7-iy
AND WARRANTS.
LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
sizea constantly wanted, Tor Whlch the aishe''
ash, prices will be paid by
,,ci 3--iy M. NJ A,An-
;rACEEA
4, BOARDING HOUSE,.
~ est Main, near Cranky street, NJ So, Norfolk.
~. BoAraers by the day, week. month or
yesr, at moderate prices. Sc
,tEStEAV uANFT,
Formerly W Berwick's
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
IL 80 .AI W
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WALTERS .t-.-
w M TIONAL HOTEL

CORNER MAIN AND CHURCH STREETS.
Norfolk Va
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THE EXTENSION BACK COOK STOVES.
XNE would invite the attention of the citi
w zens at large to the above Cook Stove; it
is the most convenient and economical Stove
now in use Call down and see them, besides
large variety of other patterns of Cook and
Parl0r Stoves, which we are running off low for
Cash. Give us call before you make pur-
chase. -fe A w SMALL & CO,
No. 5, West Wide Water street,
&C II Sign of the Red Stove.
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BY CALORIC OR HOTAIR u!
THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
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& HAWLS, Cloaks Dress Goods, Collars
~ Together with large assortment of all
kinds of Dry Goods at low prices. DON'T fail to
look at our goods before purchasing
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
no IL .l- No. IL, Market Square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

DEATH OF AN ACTRESS.
uur tneare going rs~iers the New Orleans Curt<r
OF te Oth mat will remember young actress Who dur
ing me management Of Mr.. Crisp. became member Of
.De 1mey searc company but succeeding TO the ex
tent OF ner hopes left the theatre after bot few nights
connection with IT, This was Mrs. FRANK WRIGHT whose
maineh name and nomme du THEATRE was Louise Reefer
See was then the wife Of physicin Of Baltimore from
whom she was lately divorced Iouisc was native OF
the CITY OF New York, where she was born in January
1887 and she died in New Orleans on tho 9Th OF this
montn ID consequence OF wounds received by the exoo
sion OF a lamp hled with camphens, Preyionsy 70 her
DEATH which sd not take place until two days after her
injury, she requested TO be admitted into commnnIon
with the Catholic church, which abe was pern,ttd IN do
and died rcsgnedly, with smile upon her llns LOUISE
was girl OF far more than ordinary talent and accom-
pshments She ha the gin of writing poetry and prose
70 an extent which evinced the possesson OF DECIDED
genius But these faculties she did not Guilty ,fe IN snch
degree a. " win for her the fame that in
that direction might have secured for her She vas e
ed with fair face and pleasing presence waz srscef Ia
men and manner, and amabe Ia disposition ana these
natural gracee were, also, her greatest msrnne INT
hers story too cad 10 teltoo sorro sful 10 contcm
plate
DEATH OF BILLY BOwLFGs
The following is furnished by The last Fort Smith fAr
Tme;-We learn from Mr.. George NJ Arid VINO arrived
from the Seminole country, that Billy Bowlers died sud
denly at the house OF John Jumper Friday the lin OF
March There great lamentations and loud ws,linrs
among hz people, the Semnoes. The late emigrans had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

SAVANNAH, April l5 1852
Proceedings the Critd Sta'ss Cc,ft-The WInjsrers
SlaseS and he Poyf,es Indicted
The District Court Of the United S.ss for the Southern
District OF G,ogn, Judge Nchoi presiding, ADORNED
Ibis Afternoon O'clock TO meet bgGin Thurs
day mcrDiDg psxt at ten O'Clock.
The Grand Jury have brought Ia true bills against
several OF those alleged have been IN violating
the laws against the snre trade. In my next viii give
yon a history Of the
10 10 this date the foox iog persons have been in
dicted:-
TRUE HILL
William @. Corrie, Nicholas Brown Miguel Acqurior
Juand b Ragesta-puacy. tao bills February H. 1859.
Tbese OF the Wanderers crew. Captain Corre in
Charleston, end the others Ia the jail Of Chatham
County m this city.
Joachim Sylvas merchant; Charles Mares, merchant;
Gerourimo rasserenas, saior-1tsng out SLAYER tho
Angeta. February Il. 1859.
These indicted for dung out tho Angeita.
C. A. Limsr-Having in possession African who
had not besn this country I've years; April l5 1852
G. A.. L. Jamar-Aidng and abettiny slave trade; true
bill, April 10, 1859.
C a. l.. Laiuar-Clamiug Africans true bill, April Is,
1852
O. A. !. Iamar-rhe same; April is, 1859
Tucker Aiding abettDg slave trade; April Is 1882
Hon. Randolph Mott-African Ia possession April IA,
1859
This gentleman a member OF the Georgia Legsa-
ure from the county Of uscogee during the last sitting
Alexander Dopson-Afrcsn in possession; bill, April
H. 1859.
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- a 4
ttons sauSsrn x.s sors ss . ~ers
den, md vb;,o n.;cos u iosa aosve, 'n"usr Ian
The transact ons enhre.e, ahnm, 1n nns ~ os..
u,b;n tha snn. 80 auous I,ovv ooIs, Csoslns
meeI were s,s"ov a, ,h .Sa ' " NV nouI sua oon
" III moderate demand TSs sales cmhr.c.a .han.
-. r.sS' ,o em lung 'ousaoih reu ~ 81 ~, gooo
a on "a ys,, ~ .' ~. WINS nsn.ueky ~ - 70
Wi,v s 0I, 'e ",,h ioo.os !" ~ 10, ana
ss. "'e s'uo ~ y. Sorh vas IN Oettor
eph,aced ao,. m ~ eoo ouoyan'' while the saec
o. ~ :y o; a. ~. oSC. western mixed q 90 c.
e,u hte :, so p a. oOU ana uns0und south
uas IN a., s o n.y. w. ,nac.ve .. ooc. go Barley
600 bushels ~ S - ~ WIN y. 81. ss'Ss 2. aooa
wcre S,,"sr ~ sec a. ~ CO... mon " AT osase u51
rodsn =, az So So'' LUZ o'~'o s"o "es'oFn ana "a
"I Tnrvv :. OF. re- 0oo.
saes embraced the csrco NJ Tho rs-. givW - soo
bags santos Al t. 200 baSs Rio nj Iac 40 NJ, ~
At 5c and 400 mats green J.r. =, ~ ecn ocS AZ
War.c.fo n, IT, log ss Java =. lsc., ooo SVo 40:
$50 do 81 Domnrc At iokc Mss.rs SSOa, &c 1O n a.a
The following stat ment Of stocts s ns est u ~
~ Rio cos or ~. i0 80, o so eu,ns -
BAGS. receved since - A., 900 . np, ieoS Wv
for consumntion sstmsted M AZ . ,oo ~
the 10Th Of xnr isso ~ oso og. oSss no On
euayra os;. lamsc, INA 49, 40 ono ''Cos ~
n,ant Az hscs =. COO 80 ~ mas, covert
AZ 9sa ''e'' 0' DNn"so' ''o-'"'A oAss ana mats'
f.,-ov m. ..,.. 90. 49,.
bass Tho were connneo 70 about 100
IN, c..raa ~ n,s..~ '~AoV Willie Pr'oos "ere w'o-
Fnrrcr1Ts N, fiva-~on, .ho. ooo ~. =. ..
were enssgod ~ aSd auS o'vvv oaee M Cos.sa
al 7on hSs r"s uo' a avc Joke, cneese ~ us
Ioavood At Ios 81 pa 100 ,n,o WI up Sa ~ IONS
a ooo So o snu ioo uerces peel al 81 10 Loa-
aon IVY oos rosn were engaged at Is 3d TO Glasgow,
~ oo.s Iosu - So GU ~ antwerp, ngnt pipe Saves
~, I'll. ~ RI ~ 90. vossci was cnsrerea 70 ioad ~
DSren FOR Hsv.na 10 a ~ snd Darx q 2o tons rom
Eu-, sI~s a s ~ .o." ~ ~' = .umoor ~ 20.
40 on Oh e3out oeo boxes rasins were made ct
% I" ,or n. H. ss ., ana a. ~ ~ Tor ayers
h.ia az e' was s'eauy, Win Sales OF ABOUT 00O
oa 1 AZ oSc .Vc.
q. soS so oo P9 vas 10 iar demand with limited sales
s' ss. w 20, month";:
cO was % with far sales Of Rockand at roc and
." soo LOT ootn sor@.
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not arrived 10 the country AT the time ~ u,wrss DEATH
Mr. Ard met Colonel Rutherford with thc forty
miles this side Of the Seminole country rhry Gill;
FORE be deprived the privilege OF meeting their Old lea
and chief Thus has passed away who has be.n
terror the ssttess of Foroa aud OF te greatest
chiefs and lDoian warriors Of the present day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

NAVIGATION OF THE CANALs.-The eastern divi.
sion OF the canals is In good condition. and coats are
moving freely The number OF boats atand cleared
from tide water m Albany, West Troy and Waterford IN
20 the 18th int, Is All The Collector at Schenectady
sends the following despsch "ros collected 81 4o7 Al
For time last year S194 80 Thirty boats cleared
bound west-eighty bound east"
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


TUESDAY, April l9-6P.M.
ASHES The sales embraced about 81 bbls. pots and
pears, at 5Ac.
BREADsIuFFs -F1our-The market was heavy, and COM
mon and medium grades Of State a1d Western -four closed
at lower rates. while the demand from the trade fair
the Gales embraced about 1000 bbls closing within
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

rveecr Who hooked like American" who fell In tho
ss,s Il the 81 which they charge that be bad but few
rSnsns before stosen from neshboring church.
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BRANDED FOR BIGAMY.-A man by the name of
Robbins, indicted TO- bgamy, tired ut Rseigh C.
Friday last and convicted. On Satufd he brand
ed with the letter the right cheek Ia open court the
brand leaving mark that he will carry 70 ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

brought In foreign forciRu ports nrd that
tho decree fuce sig months, unless ds
approved by the homo government"
The following con,psr Atse stA'enent OF the exports
(cxc of spcoe) from Ncw York 10 iarcigu ports for
the week and since January L.
ipb7 1853 1859.
For the week 49,. ,2l0Gss $50 $50 l.fa0.o57
Pre- vlousy reported 20, ooo 72 l636s 9ib l6aAob5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

The State Department at Washington issues the follow
Ing notice.
Information has been received at this departent fro
Charles Helm, Esq, the Unitcd states Couau generai
a, bavsoa that "the Captain General Of Cuba bas iuh
published decree by which the duty on live cattle pou
Try and eggs has been reduced per cent when intro
duoed In Spanish bottoms, and TO eight per cent Wheu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

The bark Joseph Max yell, Captain Davis, from La
guayra March 49, and Puerto Csbelo April 2, arrived ut
this port this morning Captain Davis reports the country
throu ghout La state OF revolution Commandant Pinto
on the 18th March, had routed General Garvarez from
Bubbuardeie had killed Re Of the negroes
Garvartz Is SAID " have about 500 men, but very
scarce Of arms. General Ia had plundered San
Felipe OF about one hundred thousand dollars worth Of
property.
Theirs had been quite contest the Palto when the
government troops retreated.
Puerto Cabeio all up arms and the stores were
compelled 70 De closed half the time Troops land
ing every day from the east-Phaadelrhia Bullion
Au7tf 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

The quarterly statement Of the and liabilities
Of the banks Of the city Of New York on tho morning Of
March H. 1852 compared with the statement of March 49,
a. cn
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The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning
amounted TO $24,7l3,c3o SO, and the balances to
81 ,c27, 708 o.
Both the money and exchange markets dull. There
is no change in the rates for call loans paper FIX
change for the Boston steamer closed dull at 10 for
sterling and SIX 5.12,f for francs.
The receipts in March Of the Central and Erie roads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

On Thursday afternoon there will be another ,ro a, m,
Union Course
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-30

CONTEMPT OF COURT.-The Memphis AUalenche
tells good sneedote Of Judge who 8 few years
ago sat upon the bench Of a court not a thousand
miles from that city. Il the Judges DISPOSE
ton hsd been sourei from cause other, ,for
he was bachelor until he faueied that bar, Cili-
GERS and sll we're defyng his digL'y, and attempt
ing TO bring the judicial ,rmine into contempt. AT
the commencement Of one Of the sessions of his
court he determined to bring bar, clerk and sheriff.
to just appreciation OF the dignity Of his court,
and the first thing he did TO fine the sheriff and
his deputy for he non performance of impossible
duty. His next attention vas paid to the members
Of the bar. One after another was fined, until it
came to the turn Cf one of the most talented and
bOldest advocates. lie Obe lawyer was busy 10
the examination Of scme papers, when his alten-
ton was arrested by order from the Judge to
enter up a fine Of Eve dollars sgainst him May
it please your Honor, said the advocate, for what
am faej " For contempt of court" thunder
ed the Judge. " Well, " said the advocate, ait is
the 6rst time in my life have known a man to be
fined fer his aautterei thoughts"