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NEW YORK, May II.
The steamship Arago arrived this A. NJ. from
Southampton Of the 4th.
LATEST NEWS.
VIENNA, May 3.
The Austrian army had advanced without any
serious combat TO Cambrocazzo and Lobello.
PARIS, May 4.-MlitaTy volunteers for two
years are accepted A war credit Of 1000 OOOf is
TO be contracted by a national subscription
ST, PETER sBURG, May 3.--The official journal
is authorized to declare most positively that there
exists no treaty Of alliance, offensive and defensive
between Russia and any other power whatever.
Consuls closed on the 4th at 90 3-4a9Od 5 g.
nancy aud account.
The statement that Trieste and the surrounding
country is in a state OF seige is confirmed. The
same had been done by Venice and Verona. Gen,
Ginley has improved on the town of NOyara de-
mand Tor heavy contribution OF provisions aud
forage.
The Times City article says the improvement in
the funds this morning Tuesday, consequent upon
the assurances Of Mr. DIsraeh, oil his entire conf.
dence that no secret treaty existed between Frcnce
and Russia, was less than one half per cent, and
the market ut the close was still heavy.
Consols were first quoted at 90 l-2 aud after rang
ing between 90 and 81, they left off at 90 to
30 IL. The demand for discount at the bank was
usually heavy and the further advance on the rate
| on Thursday next, is considered probable.
1t appears that the bridge at Buflora was de
stroyed by the Piedmontese ou retiring.
On entering Piedmont Gen. Genay issued pro.
clamation, in which be said the Piedmontese should
be treated with the greatest consideration, Aus
tria Appearing there solely TO combat the turbulent
party which attacks the rights OF Austria and the
other Italian States party feeble in numbers,
strong only in audacty aud which prevents the
voice Of the true Piedmontese people from being
heard
The Emperor of Austria had addressed an order
Of the day to Gen. Genlays troops which concludes
| thus
Soldiers Of the second army, it is for you to carry
TO victory the unstained flag Of Austria March tC
the combat with the blessing of God and the con
ideuce Of the Emperor.
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FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, May II.
The following vessels passed through Port Col
bourne lock from 4 o'clock p. NJ. on the 10th til
o'clock p NJ, on the 18th
Bound West on the l6th-Prop. Young Ameri.
ca, Sch. Cuyahoga,
On the l7th-Schs. II. II Brown, S. IL Lathrop,
Lochiel, Brig Liverpool.
Bound East on the l6th-Brig Lafayette Cook.
Bark Clayton, Schs. Jas Coleman, Gold Hunter
ResOute, G. d. Dousmau aud Caroline.
On the l7th,-Brg Marina, Schs. s. j. HALEY,
Garrett, Smith, Lucy, J Latham, j. 2. Kirkland
Andrew, Ayr, Grand Turk, l.. b. Crocker Nelson
Brig J. c. Deshler.
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- HGIchngs' Lie Exhilarant is quick aud
edactual curing me worst uud most gsIeya.e1 o1sos W
Dvsnsnst EdItV Complaints sud all other defange
of ne omaD aud bowels, nud VIII r9ylyrlh
md droouinq immr1t ley, Ihe lecpN; h5lNuu'
Sud srk .noult iy IT, SOid ~ Wal Fske, IleYelahd
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

sT. LOUIS, May H.
A letter dated Fort Kearuey, May sth says,
that the Pike's Peak emgrants are returning in
droyes, 900 wagons had passed the Fort Ia a week,
the emigrants were in an extremely destitute con
diton aud were selling their wagons, horses and
outfits for almost nothing.
The Sc. Joseph Gazette publishes a report Of
serious difficulty between the inhabitants Of Au.
roria and Denver City, resulting Ia the burning Of
both towns Local rivalry Is said TO be the cause
Renort uepds confirmation
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FIRE---TORNADO.

WLMFHIsi may II,
Stevenson's Block, containing eight buildings
on the corner Of Washington and Main streets, was
burned last night, Loss estimated at csc, ,OOO part
ly insured. The principal sufferers are Messrs
Lent h Trabue Frank Smith h Co. j. l.. Case a
Co.. M. Coates, II Dorr and IL. H. Netler.
A severe Tornado accompanied by rain aud hail,
Of houses
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FuRwnER BY TnE Woo.
REw YoRE, Nav II.

NEW AOhh, May ~.
The Nova Scotia line having resumed opera.
iions we have received thelbLhuCe Of tho news by
the Yigo boarded of Capo Race by the Agent Of
the Associated Press.
sr, JOINS, N. f., May l6
The following Is the balance Of the Yigo's news.
A telegram from Marseios Of the 10Th says
Lord Elgm leaves rempat for Paris
A despatch from Paris Of the 9th says the MOni
tenr this morning contains the following
ALLEssANDRIA, Nav 4th -Ege.-Ihe Austrlans
who bad crossed the Po Ia small numbers at Camp.
pia aud PO, aud pushed their vanguard az lar as
Sala, have crossed the river.
The Austrian DIVISIONS reported on the right
bank are still threatening the passage OF the PO at
Prassinnatc, but the river being much swollen by
rain offers another obstacle TO their crossing, The
rain continues aud tue l0@ ground IL covered with
water.
The Monituer also contains the following
! PANmA, May 5th.--Ihe Roigning Dutche5 en-
| tered Parma yesterday,
| Part Of tho troops had gone ITO meet her and
another part was drawn up along the roads,
The London Times of the 9th, speaking OF the
military operation says they came TO other result
than that after having been days In Sardiulln
soil ithey advanced more than IS miles from the
frontier road. Il seems o. though Austria had
slaked heavily for an opportunity, has won II, aud
now thrown II away. They have gained Moth
| ing Wy their choice Of movements and sudden
initiative, except Ia the enemy's country, while all
tue uO8UOua Hdfulhlh NOUS arc ooAutGltu W llhIa
Of Rails With each other, and BY Alpine passes Into
| France.
The Times says the Austrian banking firm jast
failed at Vienna, was extremely large Their labil.
tiles are reported at t2OUO,0OOi but the sum is
mere conjecture. ..f II. .yl|
The markets for Russian produce remained nat
A telegram from st. Petersburg announces an
advances Of rubles in the prioe Of tallow the
quotations being l07 rnbles OF 100 20 % rubles on
tbe spot and for delivery 10 June.
| - 1 a. hal NaIla %.
The death Of the Duke Of Lewis IL announced.
Lord Godolphin is his successor
The Duke OF MAlakoh had an audience OF Queen
Victoria on Thursday and declined his letters o.
re call.
The members returned TO the new House o
Commons up to Thursday night, amounted to 552
The Times estimates the total Ministerial gain a
aeVenteen and the Herald at twenty four.
The Times' City article Of Thursday says,-thl
has has been settling day Ia English funds, aud o.
the whole il passed on we'll No failures we're dc
cared Ia al cases OF doubt 70 the end OF .ho week
The Bank OF England will now make advance
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srRAwBERRIEs.--w can be more tempting
in these warm days than plate Of delicious straw.
berries and cream : Stacey is ia daily receipt oi
this luscious fruit and can supply families, par.
ties or individuals with Strawberries and cream ia
his elegant rooms Try IT, hot dusty aud thirsty
friends
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CITY COUNCIL.
TUESDAY EyESEso, May II, 1855


PETITIONS
From Chas, Kendall aud others, asking the con
structiOn Of a sewer on Seneca St. Referred TO
Board Of improvements.
From GoOdale & Co., aud others asking the
paving of The gutter on Bank Street. Same re-
ference.
o. q. Scoville aud others asking the free use Of
water to sprinkle Perry st. Ref to Com. ON Wat
er Works.
From James Palmer, City Sexton, asking that
the water from the Water Works be introduced
iBtO the Cemetary. Referred to Com. on Water
Works.
From the City Attorney, stating that before he
was elected 10 tbe Office he nov holds be was re-
tsned as counsel Of threa parties against the City
and asks. that the Mayor be authorized 10 employ
counsel for their cases Prayer granted.
Petition was offered to grade Bank s.. Re
feTTed.
From 200 eitizens to have Fire Watch Tower
Reed and filed.
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NOTICE Persons having made any change in
their business place of business, firm, name, resi-
dence, or boarding place, since the first of last
March, or been missed in the canvassing will please
call at our office immediately, 50 as to make the
necessary corrections in the City Directory about
to be issued
No 30 Atwaler Building
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sTEANInOATl ACCIDENT.

IIVVI0 IUTIHi UIUI n
The Steamer Martha Putnam, bound from Gin.
cinnati TO st Louis, heavily laden, when coming
out Of the falls, stove Il hole. She was towed
ashore there sunk in feet of water, Boat unin-
sured.
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louilu pdBcs
ARREST OF New YoRK THiEF City Marshal
J. A. Craw has now ia confinement young man
from New York, who left that city with some
money belonging TO his father He went to the
Watch House on Monday evening. in company
with his little brother, about eight years old, and
asked for lodgings. Mr. Craw told him he must
be searched before hecould admit him into the cells
THIS being done about SO were found in one Of
his pockets, aud a pocket book with $50 in SO
bills on the Bank Of Troy concealed ia one Of
his boots. Being questioned in regard TO this
money, he said that his father was a dl over Of n
Y.i that he drank to excess and that he (the boy
had taken this money to keep for his father The
Marshal not believing the whole of his story, tel
egraphod to officer James Leonard, OF New York,
for information in regard to him. He yesterday
| received areply that theboy,whose name is Grove,
stole the money from his father aud he was request.
Ell to take the boys on to New York. The boy now
says, he takes from SO to So per day from the
pockets of the droverswh meet at the Cattle mar
ket. He is about 8 years old. The two will be
sent on to New York Immediately
CHORAL UMoN-AmoDg the Musical Associa-
tons of our city, that OF the Choral Union, while
its existence even may have been unknown to very
many, is still one that is worthy of a high rank in
the musical scale The members of this Union ar,
as follows.
Mr.. J. p. HoLB RoOK-Drector
PRoF. john LoNa-Pian.st
SOPRANO,
Mrs. G. p, Whitney, Mrs. w. W. Wright, Miss.
Mary l.. segur, Miss Nellie vagughn.
CoSTRALLo,
Mrs. II. P. b. Jewett, Mrs. T. C. Rouse
TENOR,
Messrs. Z. c. Rouse, Z Byerly.
BAsso,
Messrs. ]. P. Holbrook, Edwin Stair, VIM. II
Chapman, James IL. Stanley.
These gentlemen and ladies met their friends a
Chapin's Hail. last night on the occasion of a Dres
Rehearsal, and greeted their friends with song
and choruses, the execution of which showed with
out an opportunity for dispute, the high nusica
talent of the performers. This Union has me
from time to time at the homes of its members, bu
last night gave to their friends the pleasure Of
rehearsal at the above Hall.
-S
We cannot speak of each piece in detail Th
names alone Of the members are sufficient assur
auce to the public that it would be presumptio
for us to criticize as we would the execution G
amateurs.
The Hall was crowded to repletion with the eltt
of the city, and the hearty applause which follow
ed each piece told for itself the appreciation OF Ii
j audience. Miss Nellie Vaughn, who made her FIR
public appearance last night won the cordial eI
comiums of strangers and the gratAed approbato
of friends by her well executed solo. The othC
ladies, in their songs were heartily encored viii
the choruses were particularly fine.
! The pleasant exercises OF the evening were col
linued in the graceful movements of the dance III
3 Ill the company dispersed, grateful to the Choir
J Union for so happy an evening
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PUBLIC MUsIc.-Last night was a musical one
in our City. Besides the OperR,t The Choral Union
and the Flower Queen, Leland's Band enlivened
the Park by that excellent music which that Band
always sends forth. The crowd that gathered was
almost innumerabe
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, May II.
To-day was the Stockholders meeting Of the
Southern Pacific railway Alexander Bullitt
Chairman Report submitted aud adjourned un
Ill TO mnrrnW-
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t3~ The nervous will find Hutehings Lille
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OPERA-The Opera of "n Trovatore" was
1neiy given at the Theatre, as it had been pre-
viously, Tonight the opera of"La somnambua"
will be repeated, and oil should hear and see it,
We hope the company may be pursuaded to stay
andrepeat "Norma" tomorrow night,
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u FeYer and Ague IS ItIIIUI0 uI'1"'0-
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its first mauesations the most unrolenmg Ia IT'S pro
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Ague is more destructive of life than consumption, he-
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weaker each hour does he rn strong consciousness
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NEW YoaK, May II.
Paul Morphy played and won the 2d game in
his match with Mr. Perrin hast night Mopby
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70 II any people in the world ever needed
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CANPBELLs,-.M .Mordo & Hernandezs Camp
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Sas- We take pleasure in informing the public
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splendid stock ofsummer goods among which we
notice large variety of the newest and most fash
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We also notice some new and beautiful styles o
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Rufini assures us that it will be his aim TO sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy of their patronage.
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0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD,-I will pay
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me with a PatlormScale that will weigh correctly
when out Of level and also when level. If such
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look into this matter. See advertisement in an.
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