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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02
RoSEs OF SOLDIERS OF THE REvoLu1

RONEs OF SOLDIERS OF THE REvoLUTToS.-The
bones Of quite number of the soldiers who fell at the
battle of Brandywine have been dug up at Chadds Ford
near Philadelphia, by tho men engaged in grading the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad. The bones
of one man. supposed TO have been German soldier
measured about six feet six inches. He had on the Hes
sian uniform. The buttons made OF lead and were
mi much doiacnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

FLORIDA AND ALABAMA.-The question of the
future annexation Of West Florida 10 Alabama is exciting
considerable interest among the citizens Of both States
During the approaching election in Florida it will form one
cf The principal matters 0f copsiaeraG9A
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A NEW CHURCH ON AN OLD BASIS-THE CHURCH
~ Of the RESTITUTION founded Christ and his Apostles
and waiting for "the Lord from heavenn worship this
day at and TX O'Clock NJ in Union Buildings 1868 Bowery
Preaching by s. s. s. Seats free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

John B. Taylor has filed a petition to be DISCHARGED
from his debts. Liabilities s. 600
The Irish citizens Of Sacramento propose presenting n
sword 10 Marshal Neil, Of the French army
During last week 6607 ounces Of gold bullion worth
S120 0OO and 4,S20 ounces of silver bullion were de-
posted in the Branch Mint $l60 coined in double
eagles s. 900 In silver dollars and $40 in half dollars
The Board OF Education OF this city contempates opening
school for the instruction Of Chinese children Thirty al
1his class are ready and anxious TO attend.
E. X. Spoor died very suddenly few days since De
ceased native of Boston, aged forty -four years and
had been police officer in that city for long prior
20 coming to California, about fifteen months ago He
leaves q wife and family in Boston.
The of IS 900 has been subscribed by the citizens
OF Oakland for the purpose of dredging the bar opposite
the town. and which materially inereres with the navi
CATION between il and San Francisco.
Two men, named Charles Karsen and Giese Peterson,
at work in the Fir Gan tunnel, situate about
mile from Monte Christie, recently, when they dis
covered a pile of charcoal by fire. They at.
tempted TO escape but were forced 10 return KarSen
succeeded in rereatng six hundred feet when he fell
sensible Eight hours elapsed before he recovered Pc.
tersons dead body found five hundred feet from the
entrance, de was native OF Sweden.
The old steamer Constitution sold at auction last
week for 90 OO0
BY the Pacific, which arrived this morning, intelligence
mas oeen received OF the trial and conviction Of Charles
a. formerly clerk in the Victoria Custom House,
VI y, uieuehcanor lie was charged with embeZZement
to pay fine Of f2OO
THE TOWN suKpHY's LAID IN AsHrs
Inc nonrsnng town Of Murphv's Caveras county
was laid in ashes Sunday last, The fire commenced in
uance neuse anu sWep. over the entire place. Traver's
store nreproof building, only remained standing The
hre was the work OF an ncendiary It il honght tbe
loss will exceed 800 900. A resident =, Nnrni,s e
nishes the appended particulars ''i
Sperry II Perry burned out; thew sayed no,hi,
thinking their house reproof Considerable re-
longing to others stored in for safety rerrv
there Is about $4,000 in the safe, which Is sl n ~
ruins sperry Perry lose at least $4,000 Our loss
about 800 '
1t looked at one time though we were to be burned
out cut hole In the roof and threw water on II A
crowd Is in the factory, and find difficult TO write q
Palache has saved everything belonging to Freeman i
Co, excepting G. d His office Is in our shop he
says ne VIII not write you tonight having several letters
% write
1he hotel of Messrs snerry Perry wa. very largo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN SUMa& ARRANGEMENT.
On and AFTER wednesday, Sept 81 1889 rains win Ieav.
Twenty ,siIth street station, New Ycrk, a. foLows-
Por White Plans-l2:30 and r. n, and Gas r fro,
White and Centre streets.
For Dover Pains-P.M.
For Albny-8;80 A. NJ, mail train.
RETURNING WILL LEAVE
Dover Plans-5.3D A. M.
White Plains-5 and A. NJ. and bP.M
WlliRmsbrdge-6:40 and $50 A. NJ. l and 3,4oPN
Albany-ol6A. NJ, mail train.
W. J. Campbell, superiutendau..
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

CAUTION TO PASSENGERS CROSSING THE BROOK.
~ Nn and Williamsburg ierries.-Nevcr undertake this
dangerous passage without providing yourselves with Havana
segafs &c. Holland gn, 2s Port, A. Sherry U.s. brandy 6s
per bottle ~ 81 Fulton street, under Fulton Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02
HOTELS.

TlE MURRAY HILL COTTAGE TIfTRTY-FIFTH
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues, sixth ave
nue. having been In Thorough repair furnished with
-four of Sharps class billiard tables will be opened Mon
day October B. The friends Of the undersigned and the public
generally invited give him call Gar furnished with
Wine and liquors Of the first brands
MARTIN ACXERMAN, sNt~
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OCUIIsTs AND AURIsTs.

TAR NJ. EISIER, oCUTIST AND OPERATOR RE.
IL Gently returned from Europe, may be consulted his
o.ce 226 Ninth street. Second avenue from TO r. NJ
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MATRIMONIAL.

Iu wishes to correspond with young lady with view 10
nalrimony poor intelligent aectionaie and rendless
GTl VIII hnd friend mere Address Frendless
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ct. MARKS MISSION CHAPEI.-CORNER OF FORTY.
- fourth street and Sixth committee on church
extension of the vestry St. Marks church in the Bowery
have leased as free chapel the room the railroad depot
service will be held by the assistant minister on
Sundays at 10 o'clock in the morning IL in
the evening The chapel Will be opened for the
Sunday next. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

constitutional or not aud members Of Congress have ~.
name privilege The bill was not introduced party
measure and bad received the saootion Of men on
sides Of the house It was the heart Of
Washington; snd yet the President has MESA o
here 10 day 10 strike the BILL perhaps the only ono
proposed for the especial beoe6t Of agriculture TIE
Preside ut committed II not crime bunder.
Mr. Morrill, then briefly replied 10 some Of the President
objections.
The question then taken on the passage Of the BILL
notwithstanding the Presidents to the contrary
Tho result was Yeas It6, nays 90 this being
twothrds majority, ms required by the constitution the
Speaker declared the bill rejected.
The House then went into Committee of the Whole
the
NAVAL APPROPRIATION PILL
During discussion relative navy yards, Mr. CLARK
b. CocRAsE, (opp) ofN Y. raid that that at Brooklyn
was political machine, and that the democratic party
required such places they should support them az their
owl and Dot NJ toe public's expense
Mr.. ScTIEs adm OF N. Y, said the patronage or the
Navy Yards was distributed under opposition as Well as
under democratic adn nsaons aud that tho practice oil
rotating subordnates Initiated under President Taylor
Mr. CLARK, (opp of Y, regarded the navy yards as
pchoos OF pesence and bribery whence Issue bands OF
mercensres 10 destroy the political liberties OF the people
Tho bill then laid a1de and the Senate's amend
mems 10 the Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill,
to the Legislative Executive and Judicial Appropriation
bill! and 10 the Invalid Pension BILL seseray acted
on
The committee then rose and the House arred in
tho committees action all the Senate's ments.
There farther action the Naval Appropriation
bill
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

PARAGUAY IN A COMPLETE STATE OF DEFENCE
LOPEZ AND BRITISH OFFICERS DEFY THE UNITED
STATES SQUADRON-IMAENSE FALL OF RAIN AT
RIO-THE CITY OF BAHIA ALMOST DESTROYED BY
FIRE.
The steamship Alhambra arrived at southampton, Eng
land, on the 18th inst, with the mails from Brazil and
the river Plata.
Among her passengers from Lisbon was Count Won Gel
losadt the Saxon ambassador the Lisbon who
has settled the marriage of the King Of Porugss eldest
sister with the Duke Of Saxony
The dates Buenos Ayres the 2sth and Montevideo
the 3ls of December Rio Janero the 8th Bahia the lh
and Pernambuco the 18th OF January.
The Psrsguayans had strongly fortified the river that
espeaed TIE americans Mould succeed any
like attempt they might make. said that number of
Enellsh officers were assisting the Paraguayans The lat
ten had also Hro0n cpcsy obstacle IN tho woy Of the United
States squadron ascending the river. Many Of the Amcri
ships Of from their draueht Of water would be
unable to proceed up the river The American squadron
consisted Of fifteen ships and gunboats.
From the Liverpool Times, Feb. IL.
Accounts from Rio state that the Paraguay river and
forts well fortified that II was probable the Anne
ricans would be defeated.
Vast quantities OF had fallen at Rio and the streets
inundated portion OF the railway had been da-
mayed by the rains. II was feared that yellow fever
would shortly make Us appearance at Rio from the want
Of sanitary measures.
Wha the Avon le Bahia great Gre was raging there.
s origin was accidental had extended tho Exchange
and other public buildings Owing to the of
tho and the want Of facilities for extngushing IT,
was feared that very extensive damage would be DONE
Property the extent Of 900 had already been des
trOyed.
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r1LEx11G.
nAvUs-WooDvoRp- Reosre,ssrv;.,s Allan, .o,u-
", on wednesday Feb. %, by tho Rev. Mr. ioomiz,
wHuAM b. DAsros, Of Peeksiii TO SARAH p WoooFoao u
the fer ne rnNos.
Saturday Feb 20, liz kortt Graz
vile NJ Y, By the Sev ~ Oivetse, LwsI.scs Esaos,
Esq, Of this city, TO Aiss HrAETrA SoraIA ADEL <iS's
Lo,FJoY.
ESox-HyEDsRsos-On Saturday. Feb 20, at No. 204
West Fifteenth street. by The Rev James Thorn son Mr.
WILLIAM q. KNOX 10 Mss BELINDA w. hEspRssos aI OF
this city.
MrIyrSrE1-KrxGAs- Saint Nchaci's Roman Catho.
lc church, on Thursday, Feb. a. by the Rev Arthur j.
ionneily psitor. Mr. JoHs MULYxSaEY OF IrooAiyn 70
siss fiIzAnrrH RnEOAS, formerly OF Albany.
Albany papers please copy.
lhiteT-fARsAIl--On thursday evening, Jan I3 by
tno kv Father Brennan, FRANCS A. PEiaz 10 Miss Ea
SifR N. FAaRAIL all of this city.
Washington and Petersburg papers please copy.
TO THE EDITOR OF rus HERALD.
New Yosx Feb. %, 1859.
Seeing my marriage 70 Mrs Bibet 10 day's paper
wouc say that no such marriage took place the notice
'heieos being inserted by some designing peraon.
rHOS X. ACKtAND.
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honor Of your follow ccuntrymss shall ask you TO givo
cheer ~ honor first OF d1as Ola country, AID
neki IN favor OF the United States Of America (Uproaruus
CHEERS, during which Mr.. OBrien retired.
ipe bano then struck up lively air, after which the
crowd oufIy called for Thos. f. Aeagber. Mr.. Eeasher
IVES pretent. but would not respond 70 the call
VIM E. Robinson stepped for ward and add essed the
assembly 10 tho following effect
Fellow ctzens-h Is not for TO say anything
To night. Ny voice has been heard in this open
street and in this city In the days Of '4s.
(Cbeers.) 1 did my duty then, you did your
duty then, and If Mr.. Smith O'Brien and bis COM
patriots successful, because Atlantic
too wIde and they could not es hearts beat for
them and by their sides You here TO night TO honor
him, and else. Some have boon afis that the
people would make fools Of themselves running after Smith
0'Bren Do you think II Smith O'Bfen had conquered Ia
the In which be engaged any body would
feared that people would mako fools Of themselves
running after hinS He to great though he
had been vic.orious--,s though he was crowned mo-
march or tire president Of a republic.
man attempted 10 speak from the balcony, saying
that oBren had conquered, &C., &c. The police had TO
remove him.
The Committee OF Arrangements made the best provi
zion they could for the accommodation Of the press.
IL was between II and IL O'Clock before tho serenado
closed.
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The Ship Elizabeth Ashore.

Boston, Feb. 49, 1853
The ship Elizabeth from New Orleans for Boeton came
asho on Cedar Point, sciuate 10 day She lays among
the rocks and has hole in her The crew were saved
Tie ship has bilged and is full Of water She will
pr ,bab, so to pieces night be crew were all saved
Sac vi new ship of o4O TONS wned by George Cal
leuder Co.. and insured In this city for sle3 900
SCI and cargo The latter consisted OF 500 bales of cotton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27
News from she West Indies


ARRIVAL or THE KARSAK-AFFAIRS IN HAVANA
AND THE BAHAMAS.
The Cunsrd steamship Karnak, Captain Browpess
from Havana the l9th and Nassau N. p the 2lst
rst arrived ut this port VI two o'clock yesterday after
noon.
She reports Havana healthy.
The Karnak brings the following wrecked British
men en- route for England :-David D. Brown, Thomas
Goulding, VIM Hughes Eai Ball Samuel Goodman, Ar
thur Carey, David Davis Peter Karoomos James Morgan
VIM. Film, John W. Smith, John Richards, David Jones,
Thos. Lloyd, John Morris, James Smith, VIM. Forster
Henry Stewart John Kent, Reuben Farr, VIM. Rsymbud
John Lewellyn, Edward Gr1in Herman Nutter, Edward
Cunningham, Manuel Ross, John Thomas, wm. Howard
John skinner-the two latter privates of First West India
regiment, and IN route for England. Total 20.
Nothing wanted in Nassau but good hotel accommoda
tons.
On the 2lst inst address presented to Capt. A.
Brownlese by between forty and fifty passengers mark
their spprec of biz kind gentemanl to-
wards them.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA, Feb. 10, 1859.
The Purchase Of Cuba Question the isand-People 1Ee
Epy-7tode Duh, but srsar.ol,ers Fam--Fieights
Acipe-Erchange Roe, DC.
The days intervening since my last advices have not
been fruitful in novelties The advices by the Cahawba
OF the continuation Of the discussion In the Senate Of the
$50 600 600 Tor the OF the President in negotiation for
fine purchase Of Cuba wake up the ire Of officials
again, and have rafting fire from tho small OF
the press usual to which the people pay very little
attention beyond dersve smile
In business there has been very little done during tho
week. and strong tendency to decline has been evinced
holders willing to take the figures which they
fused the previous week. not offered this.
The sugar stock about So OOO boxes to-day against
100 0C0 date last year. Nos II and II still held
at 4%c. a &c. SIC.
Freghts have been active during the week, thirty
vessels having been chartered at rates. fra on less
as reported by the Warrior. We have three hun
dred carriers of all clasees in port this week. and still they
come 10 increase the feet appears this morning by the
signals flying at the Moro The prospect very unfavor
able for who compelled to lot their vessels
wat for European business here.
Exchanges have not rallied London, 60 days sight, Tx
IL per cent premium; New York, at par to e do Bos
ton, &C., do. Il do. New Orleans, * a do.
United States gold colns 2z 8 per cent premium; in
demand.
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Arrest OF n Murderer.

BosroS, Feb. 20, 1859.
John Crowley, who murdered his wife in ths city on
the goth Of November last has been arrested Charles
tom s. c. requisition from Governor Banks has been
despatched for his return here for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27
Child Burned to Death.

ALFANY, F5U, 20, I65y.
The house Of Mr. Mccormick prominent citizen Of Ca
nandaigua, burned last night His little girl, eight
years old persisted In the flames
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

BOsroN, Feb. ~, 1907
Inc STATE Senate today passed resolution for the pur
chase ne Governor Hancock estate by vote Of 10 10
TO- An amendment was adopted, that unnecessary
change shall DO in tho external or internal arrange
ment Of the dwelling while in possession OF the Common
wealth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

BUSfON, reO 20 1901
At the meeting the Massachusetts, Historical Society
on Thursday evening, Hon. Edward Everett pronounced
eulogy Halam, the historian Among those present
were Hon. VIM c. Rives Of Virginia, Governor Banks
and Robt. G. Winthrop the President OF the Society.
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Expected News from Mexico.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb 20, 1859.
The steamship Tennessee, from Havana, is below.
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The steamer PotOmska.
uIosy by MIR. Everett on IaIlam

II Is showing and blowing bard, which makes it doubt
full II the stea mer Potomska can be saved.
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The Overland California Mail.

pT HNoVISi roU @oi foo0'
The overland mail, with San Francisco dates Of the Attn
inst has arrived here. The papers destitute of
of general interest No passengers came with tho mail
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOE TO DEATH .,
n DR. CURTrg HyGEANA.
The Great Inhaling Remedy,
For Cousunon Asthna and all Lung aud Throat dseases
Price 20 ~ per package TO accommodate
sTEPnkN PAUL CO, sole agents for
Unitod Sta1esf 1l5 7 al,sa ssseet
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PHnADKIPMA, Feb. 20, 1859.
Flour steady, at SO SO rs. Wheat steady White 81
90 81 20; red 81 AZ 81 AZ. Corn scarce yellow S0c
slc Whiskey dull, and selling slowly at 27C. 28c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27
The Indian Outward Bound.

PORTLAND Feb: rs, 1859.
The steamship Indian sailed from this port for Liverpool
this afternoon. Weather very stormy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

RclIowny's pills md Ointment.-A Certain
euro for those settled coughs a,d colds prevalent this
son Take Of pills and rub the ointment chest and
throat, and you viii feel relieved 4 Quce.
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RarSl,.

BsossAN.-On Friday, Feb %. Mrs JOHN BrossAs NJ
SON.. Both are doing wed
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81 LoUH, Fob. x, 1889.
hon. E. A. Haohesan formerly United States Senator
fnm Indiana dscd at the Pienters House last night.
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" an Emioent Physician.

Death OF an Eml0cnt PhysfcIan.
BATAVIA, N. Y, Feb. %, 1862
Dr. John Coles eminent physician and surgeon, Of
forty two years practice at this place, dies to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27
Weather Report

Quite thick snow storm commenced this morning
Cloudy weather. with Indications Of snow, reported al
various distant points.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

Gymnasium and Fencing Academy.
s,,yyesant institute $50 Broadway.
new course of proper systematic gymnastics and fencing
In branches will March class
ss for military persons Will be formed.
e'' HENRY GERHARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

A.. w. FAber's Lead Pencils Sold at Retail
BY ~ stationery q Wholesale only BY EBERHARD FABEB,
solt AGENT l3S William street /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

Rupture Cured by Mnrsh & Co.'S Radical
cure truss They also keep silk elastic Stockings for varcse
veins supporters and shoulder braces Instruments for de-
ornes 70 order. No. 2vesey street. Asor House. MI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

B.tchsscr's Hair Dye, Wigs and TcuPees-
rhe bcv The world SURPRISING all made Sod and applies
Al The mAnufAcory. rs Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

Christcdoro's T.air Dye, wigs and Tcugees-
The best IN tho world Wholesale and retail, and tho dye
privsely applied No Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

r ADD, WEBSTER 4 co.'s
TlGET STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
For family and manufacturing preferable
any other Cal and examine, send for circular bel0
purchasing. 100 Broadway.
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NEW ENGLISH srEREosooPIC VIEWS.

NEW ENGLISH ETERKO9COPIC VIEWS
IN RECIIgED srHAxER.
D. APPLETON CO., 346 AND S4s BROADWAY
Have received some new for the sereossope By M
steamer.
An assortment of $1,000 kept constantly on hand
Family groups Of from five to twenty persons for ho
stereosope arranged In drawing presenting
most like pictures that be had Specimens may
the store
stereoscopc boxes for exhibiting the views from rs cent?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the --latest
novelties gentcmcns furnishing goods GREENS shirt and
furuishng store, No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

NJ. T.. Killers European Express, No. 3
Chambers street. sends kenesses parcels any
in Europe, by every steamer. at 10 cent?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-27

Shirts Made tn Order, Superior In Make
and IT. at JACKSON PuEDY'S new shirt warehouse CAT
Broadway
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AFFAIRS At the STATE CAPITAL.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, Feb. 26, 1859.
The bill to change the plans Of the streets Of New York
north Of 125th street and west Of Eighth
ported unfavorably
The bill for the relief Of the New York Academy Of
Music reported favoraoy also the bill TO regulate
the rates Of wharfage in New York.
Mr.. sprsorA, from the special committee reported the
facts relating the alleges vacancy Mr.. Mandevles
district. Report ordered to be printed
Mr.. DoHERry introdu ;ed bill for the construction of
railroad in New York; along Forty second street, Ninth
avenue Hudson street. Blocker street, Bowey and Chat
ham square.
resolution was adopted, calling on the Mayor, &C., Of
Now York TO to the Senate what items Of the
tax levy they consider capable OF reduction.
A resolution 10 adjourn finally on the LIST Of April
laid on the table.
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Take Henlthful Physical Exercise nj
WOODS Gymnasium, No. East Twenty eighth street
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Young Men or Talent Struggle for Success
and fall because they have mistaken their calling FOWLER
WELLS 5Qs Broadway give chronological examinations
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NaxaIInfaIIIReace,


The AFRICAN SouADRoS.-Leut Braine, OF the vincen-
ncs arrived At Norfolk 2lst nst from Cape Coast Castle
having left that place about the 2lst Of December. He
states that whom he left the Vncenues all board
wei the ship was on her way down the South Coast but
would return and probably be at Port Praya about this
time. The frigate Cumberland supposed to be at
Cape de Verde, it being about the time for her return
from Southern cruise The Marion sloop ofwar on
cruise down the Southern coast The soop ofwar Dale
Commander Mcair, was cruising In the Blight OF BaGra
The United States soop Of Saratoga Capt Turner
was anchor on Sacrlcios harbor Of Vera Cruz the
LIST instant.