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greater or less in numbers in exact proportion to
the productive energy that has been previously
displayed. The system has been pursued longer
In Msuritius than any where else, and there these
results are already being felt. Though it is only
ten or twelve years that the importation CT In
dian coolies has been practiced there, more than
100000 have been introduced, and the demand
for fresh coolies continues with undated vigor
Yet the statistics show that that island produces
no more now than it did with one fifth less of i'm
ported coolies, while the community is largely
called upon to erect hospitals aud houses Of
refuge for constantly increasing class Of aged
and infrm paupers
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The Juarez Government Recognized by
Minister McLane,

NEW ORLEANS, April IL, 1850.
Tue steamship Tennessee has arrived hero with Vera
Cruz dates Of the 9Th inst
Mr. McIanc the new United States Minister had recog
nized the Juarez government and there was great re-
joicing in consequence Of IL.
The dates from the city Of Mexico 70 the 4h inst
On the ID General Degoado attacked the capital, but
unsuccessfuy. Five hundred were killed each side.
General Mramon was at Orizaba.
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The NEwFOUNDLAND FrsHBRIEs QUEsrION.-A
hort time since we called attention to the diff
:uities pending between the English and French
governments in relation to the Newfoundland
isberies. In the House of Commons, on the 10th
Il March last, Lord Bury made a statement of
he circumstances which had led to them and
ghich tallies exactly with our own. 1t will be
ecollected that by the treaty of Utrecht. the
blowing rights were conceded to France
first, to catch cod fish within certain limits, and
oncurrently with British subjects on the coast
4 Newfoundland; secondly to land and dry the
sh thus caught; and, thirdly, to erect Temporary
uildiugs for the purpose Not coatent with
,ese privileges the French government claimed
ne exclusive right of fishing within the prescribed
mits, of going on shore, removing the English
ettlemcnts, and of taking fish Of all kinds. Ne
citations have at different times Within the last
uarter Of a century been act on foot to bring
re disputes arising out of these rretensions to
n amicable conclusion. Finding that all these
forts at a diplomatic arrangement led to no re-
III, the administration of Lord Palmerston
|roposcd the convention of 1856, by which
|le English coded portion of their
laims in exchange for the extension
their right Of fishing on the coast Of Labrador
nd also right to take bait. The Convention
'as objected to by the Newfoundland Legislature,
nd was not acted upon The Derby almiuistra.
on having been placed in possession Of further
violence in regard to the French claims. have
PINE 10 the conclusion that the refusal of the Lee
slature Of Newfoundland to concur in that pro
psition was fully justified. The French govern
hent thereupon asserted Its determination to
hantain its existing rights and there being
ndcr those circumstances, imminent danger of a
cllisin, it has been proposed on the part of Eng
And that mixed commission shall be appointed
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hire into the manner in which the provisions of
be treaty are observed by both parties. This
Ner has been accepted by France, and the
,mmssion is probably by this time appointed,
ad will proceed TO the fisheries in Nav. Tn
nc mcanwhlc orders have been given to the
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ACADEMY OF MUsc.-Aftcr an intcrregnum of two
months which seemed 10 the habiues like many years.
the Academy last night reopcned for brief season.
under Mr. Uman's personal direction. The season will,
dit, be really brief, and will include but four per-
formauces, of which the first given last night the
second will take place Wednesday evening" tho third
on Friday, and the fourth on Saturday morning.
The present week will be devoted 10 tho adieux Of
Mme Gazzanga, whose immediate return to Europe is
beyond peradventure La Gazzanga sang last night the
role In which she first introduced to the New York
public at Nibos Garden, when Mr. W. H. Paine dirested
the Msretzek company. In this role Mme Gazzaniga has
won the majority OF her admirers and they rallied last
night IN good numbersthc house being quite FULL and
the audience sufficiently enthusiastic satisfy the most
exactng artist Mme Gazzanga gave the character of
Voes'a all her SOUL all her dramatic fire. all her passion
ate earnestness Her famous point, the delivery of the
Gran bio In the last act she made better and the
sensation II produced profound. Mme Gazzanga re-
cevcd regular ovation at the hands Of the audience
The Alfredo Of the night Tamaro, light tenor of
whom the best say Ia that he never dsagreca
bic; and the Gcrmon signor Florcnza who sang the D
Purenza we'll, and acted with inpessemen The perform
ancc was generally very good. The principal artists were
cordially received and called out frequently by an audi.
cncc that In the best Of humors Mr.. Absolute con-
Quoted the orchestra an was prompt and sharp az
On Wednesday the Trovatore will be given, with Gaz
zapiga and Miss Adelaide Phillips.
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MISTAKE OF CANADIAN OFrror

MISTAKE OF CANADIAN OFrIcfAt7A sensation
was made In London, Canada West, few days ago, by
tho announcement tna fifteen notorious oountorfeites
The cars by The high ba and two assistant officers Tho
London Prototype saysThc parties arrested turned out
10 De n'rcn Pike Peakers from Northern New York,
route by the Great Western Railroad for st. Joseph for
which they had through tickets The laundering officials
d' NOT mako the discovery until the prisoners had spent
Xn N the station house, and brought before the
and ~ 400 IN gold taken from the party restored
and broad grin, at the expense of the chief baih was
on tho face Of tho crowd OF outsiders.
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English and French commanders to take steps to
prevent any disputes which might provoke col
lision between the fishermen during the ensaiag
season. If we are to place faith in the state
ments of Sir E. B. Lytton, there is now reason
able prospect of the two governments coming to
friendly understanding on this troublesome ques-
ion
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PHILADELPHIA, April IL, 1862
Flour dull; superhne So 25 Wheat dull; rcd 81 So a
81 65 white 81 so 81 20. Corn Arm; sales of 5000
bush. yellow at CSC. Rio coffee IL Nc 12c. Mess pork
SIS SO SIS 62H. Whskey firm at 251xc. 1890
BALTIMORE, April IL, 1885,
Flour dull. Howard street, So IS. Wheat active red
81 so; white, 81 u.s. Corn very DULL white, 74c 76c ;
yellow, S0c Provisions quiet Bacon Sides exc. Whis
key dropping. Ohio held at 25Kc.
CHARLESTON, April IL, 1859.
Cotton firm: sales to-day 4e0 bales
SAVANNAH, April IL, 1859
Cottonsales TO- day 100 bales, the market closing firm
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Suicide.

EIMRA, N. Y, April IL, 1859.
Mr.. Joseph NJ Corwn, . resident Of this place, for
merly Of Ithaca committed suicide yesterday morning by
hanging himself in barn attached to his house, where
he was found by his wife, 1t supposed that he was led
to the commission Of this act by pecunary embarrass
ments He leaves a wife and four children.
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A CALL NOT FRIVOLOUS,
THE SALVATION os LIFE.
A WONDERFUL PURIFIER

RgEUMATTsM sCROFuLA, SALT RHsUM. &C. &c.
HfATrS LIFE BAiSAM Is the most certain aud safe re
medy for be most painful and proraced forms OF those
eases Also old ulcers fever eypsss the
Of impury OF The blood liver kidneys general debility
dyspepsiA, ncipsent cossumpuon, piles 40,
RHEUMATISM, &C.
HYATr's LIFE Balls AN cured Alex Dearborn OF the
hrm OF A. and Dearborn, celebrated mineral water
fAturerb No 20 Third OF inammgtory
NATHAN cough and pain in the breast and SIDE after he had
bceu hopeless sufferer for moro than year.
SNROFU1A AND DYsPePSIA
HyATTs LIFE BALSAN CURED Mrs y. Cora, No $50
SIXTH avenue Of scroula kings evil TIE ulcer hsd de-
ssroyed he flesh from ne neck 9nt tho 'indppe
70 centn per totte. Sx bou' ga a.
rRrNCIpsL Dkfor, s8 GRAM, STREET, ny,
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Gold Mines In Nebraskn.

LEAvENwoRru, K r, April II, 1859.
Mr.. Brookfeld, formerly Mayor Of Nebraska City,
writes from Boulder City, March6 Of discoveries Of
gold in the mountains, which pay Eve dollars with rock
ers and much with suces The tenor of his state
ment is eminenty satisfactory, and the authority
conclusive.
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ApyAvs--Bo yD.-On Thursday, April T. At the resi-
dence Of the brides father, BY the Rev. Dr. Hutton
CnARIEs ABRAMS TO CATHERINE W. BoYD, all Of this city
BuRIIsG-MHRfrr. Tuesday, April s, In Harrison.
town. Westchester county, Mr. JoHN T. BuRllSa to Mss
AswS =. MxSRrrr, Of New York city.
JAoNsos--Mosn-At Harlem, harch "a, by the Rev.
r. Giett, DAVID JACKSON to Miss JosxrnSs G. Mosxs
Moun--IlviSos-On Wednesday, April 9, by the Rev.
Dr. Price, Mr.. CRRrrorHxR MorISu 70 Miss AIMS d.
Iuvyes, ali Of this city.
-FtASpRHAu.--At New Rochelle, wcstohcser
county, N. ", on Friday, April 8, by tho Rev James
FIandrcau SIDNEY d. NICHOLS Of New Haven Conn to
Miss SARAH NJ fL.NpFsAu, daughter OF Peior fandrcau,
ESQ, Of Eas.chester
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Railroad Accident-Two Men KILLED.

Railroad Accldent-TWo Men Killed.
GAInsBuRc, III, April H. 1869.
This morning the train going South the Quincy and
Chicago Railroad IRAN through culvert Bushnell,
demolsAns the engine and one passenger Car. J. Va
netta the engineer, and Charles Clark, fireman. in
stantly killed. and George Patch, brakeman, had both
legs broken. No others were injured.
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NOTICE To ADvERrrsEns.

We must urge upon our advertisers the necessity
Of sending IN their business notices at an early
hour. Time and space are Of great Importance in
the present pressure upon our columns.
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Weather, Navigation, &c.

BosroS, Anril IL, 1859.
cold northeast rain storm has prevailed hero all day.
MONTREAL, April IL, 1860.
The river is free Of ice and navigation open.
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Tho Boston Post Office.

BosroN, April IL, 1859.
The $40 800 required to secure the removal OF the Bos
ton Post Office back State Street to day deposited in
tho sub. treasury.
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Hartford City Election.

HARTFORD, April IL, 1859.
At city election to-day, the democrats carried
the city ticket by ls4 majority the test vote, and
also two majority in the City Council which gives them
the city government The republicans had last year
No Mayor is elected this year.
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Augusta nIayoraIty Election.

AUGUSTA, Ga. April II, 1859.
Foster Bodgett, American, was elected Mayor today
by twenty majority. The contest was very exciting, but
passed off peaceably.
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wEr INDIA NEws.-we received acopy Of the Bermuda
Roya, Gazette Of late date from gentleman Of this city,
and which we return thanks. We should like 70
have many opportunities TO thank him for similar favors
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Hill's Hair Dye, so cents, Black or brown. -
Depot No Barclay street, Also sold at 800 Broadway and
by all druggists.
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Birth.
KEArsxy-On Monday morning, April IL, the lady OF
TsowAs 0. kxARNEY, ESQ., late Of Now Orleans, of
daughter
New orleans, Rochester and Ennis, Ireland, papers
srrvNsoS--on Saturday morning, April 0, Mrs So.
xux1 II. sryfSsoS, Of Sommerville, N. j., OF SON