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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

Read Notices In The Tribune since Dec. /, 1858
From his ENcellency, JAMES d WESTCOTT, Coyernol
o. FLORIDA and member O. tue United Staies Senate
"Eor upwards Of twenty a years afflicted with
disease IN my family which the best medical and surgical
talent IN The country fued to cure but which Welded In
most salts aciory tu The Graefenber Remedies
oonscienciouslg advise their
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lpllpsifions & 9nraeOns
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NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo Medical DispeMsary
Established for the cu,sOf
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever ard dgite
Asthma, LaciDient Consumption, L'ltirHs-
ities of Youth and old Age DC
II NO MERCURY USED. II
Mosr scIENTIFIC INVENTION.

YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOllCE.
DR. AMOS sONtak pleasure in announcing that thet
have invented important instrument for the cure o
the above diseases has been subjected TO test BY the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, Philaiephs
New York; 1t las been declared the only useful insiru
ment invented for The Of Seminal weakness, OF
any deaSe caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
$40 BNmai or express.
N B.-Dr AMOS & SON, in order to satisfy the most
skepca RstO merits OF this ust ument, pledge them
selves thai IN instance where unsatlstec
tory az fair trial. Inc will be refunded by
the good order
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Us. D wEsrcoTT.H 3

NEW YORK, February, 1859.
DR. J; + nRIDeE-DeaT Sir Some two wears so an in
tmae iemae friend had be suffering from falling Of the
womb whites aud derI ged strualion. togeti with
the att nding symptoms clearly tsC bed IN ndyeI
tsemens and panphlets She hud the best med cal
SSH THIS city uni enirty pros rated, aud her phys
finally told her g. at he though her life might possibly be
prolonged little longer under tie most judc9us
treatment For Two wees ftcr that she cont iuuad TO sink
when iuto your office Mt the GTBefenberg Medical
lnstiteqn aud re aied her symptoms Asyou were cnnf
dent of the Gructnberg htTstas C0thOiicon in reev
ing her. she discharge all the physicians and tried It, tho
doubtngly PrOydsniiay, u reev her quickly, and
bott entirely cured her Since then years
there has been eurenee Of the complaint aud
she slraug active and healthy whom ysung girl
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~ Cleared from Milwaukee, Nov Plat, for clevsl,p,
BARK Inyinoible with 1890 bus wheat

~ Arrived at Chlosso New asa, fsom Clsysland-
Bark Great West. with eoBl and stone ware.
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tnoN TIE LAHE SHoRE-loss oF THE SCHOONER RuI b.
ehAhD TIE steamer foier Quotn nTIiFed tOihy FTan1
Capt Robinson we learn that the sclT saTd BuTchn al
eeneernng whom such ssF0gs apprehensions
taiued total week but her crew were saved Shs
bore 70 s eh .utng the gIsai felo Of sey nsh The
tsr A. r oelnrk u tho uiOfning went the beach
ene-fJQrth Of mills south Willow Creek pier Ihe
sfe ssstd thes ges Ian lng 70 ihe isgng when size
ssEi s.ggs ssq hsd lot ihs eenie por loo q her g
sns auIns ihe ng and her bett e pyanded suL bhe
Huw ia,ehlgencg yettefday ann0ulrinE damago 10 {
pe,r % me Ike thofe sas cHageeratod The docks
~ LIZ dg0n had iher planks dspaced bnt will b. re-
pm igmeaiately. TIE docks ai FoFesiVle Pofettsr
HiieH Geek and Bsfk bhanly sustained 10 damano of
saassqeeaos -Ipst. Tit, 2tia.
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lflisreILanecns.

az Tho Subscription Book Of ne Cosmopolitan
Assocaton now open fer the 6h year, and that pos
VI the public
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THH swREPsTAERs We have before mentioned that
lhs Vstae which was ashore on the reef the mouth
tho uver had be got on ami bIought his d n
Yesterday paid visit T. her where eho lies the
and nets ptsectI snfpised 10 nd her 80 ule damag M
Htr itnes Just perfect they the dby shs vs
iaunchsd Her keel E nearly eli on, her bottom ba ~
ehaltd and s0me Rpud sized hO IN By the nc ~
fhe M an vessel butt three OF four years BY iioso
es brattd builders Qupylo Mariu, 81 Cleveland Capt
Jones one Of tnF ~ bdi dp9, prOnf uneed hsT
day gng Of the 5st built vessels he saw IL Is ss
Aped that Il VIII at $4,000 TO pat her 10 perfect aud
as good 81 neg Cant, Burlington her Aaster is tnilsd
y geat credit for his untng ions getting her oG
WHICH Fas lfculP aheG BE- the eid u Ptms 4ni
sfackieg pHHns os ned 40 nanagsd ~ Cap, Roa .en
Ne1a via h1 pnmp "a getting "a vessels last rms on The
ehnreH of Lake Michiap, aud ths anber eV ence Ol
EIgrets, Gath.
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i4.g.....,s.i,s..l s...sss Ssa -
NLEVLLAND AND MAHONIE0
" RAIL RoAD.-TIBiE TABLE, No 10.
TOT take effect and after Thursduy February 10, ,sao
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
clfpelaad 10 YoHa0s- lYGaRgsfgioR 10 Citss
fOta. land,
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CuRF WARRLNrEn

A CURE WARRANTED.
Or. AMOS SON have devoted their attention tTclu
svely this peculiar class Of maaI and the Tele they
have been enabled TO render their fellow crea
lures is fully acknowledged by con
patients aud daily town from u
parts Of tho country M the express purpose ny CONSUL
atiOns while heTe 1eTiuns have been Gro ed by the most
syua advantages from what they haee experienced
iquiTng into tho Of these Infectious complaints
fTon their simple condition to hat of the most dan
geTous aud nyeteato) they have always entertained ih
possibility OF their pTeyentton, aud removal aud likewise
invariably found that th most horrible and malignant forms
dseass could almost invariably he traced to OF the
following Ignorance, neglect the bod effect
unskillni aud improper trea nst therefore Dr. AMOS
\ SON have succeeded discovering in theS election OF
heir Touiedies safe, eiuH and cautious course, omit
ting all combination nGdies VIII oh bear equyOca
character, well hose whose premature orniudlenus
application might be pTudpctve 0l bad In the
ands OF private individuals In short the audabe end
CirTemedies 10 the essenins 81 great mass OF human
seTy ly tho alleg gaton relief and pTeVoutOn Of those
,svo1s sntiOns thai reality the secret foes Of Lie
tud which, Whn eXteusvelJ surround US call aloud
vroar skill and lntsr1 renee IN their determination
COUN TRY INVALIDS.
Persons IN any part Of the world BIO successfully
treated 10y forwarding correct detail Of their with
Tenitauce for medlcines nc.
Address DR.. AMOS 4 son, corner lain and Quay-stG
Buffalo N, lanlslSWly266
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SALT
roerss .aobbl eS0
MORNING LEADER oFFIcE J

Hsy. eltonl7 Ola IS sGniWster-Eastn Flbbn p q 25
10 balsd tltun % ~ OOssnd'y lTd Cemnt $50 81
Hops.........Hah go l6lMhte Lime 49,. % 0O
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEEN MADG,

nEFAULThAVING BEEN MADE,
and the first patty ayng fail to the insts ment
which fell due Nov SO this entered
No smbere 6. 1865, bet seen Adam Urshe and George
ShaitBr party If the INST aud Hiram SOuo party Of
the second for the by he second part the first
parry subdly sion Lot No. 1885, in Hiram Stones addi
tion to OHIO City nd ClevPnud oDmpOs Of TART Of
the original lots No % End ts % l'reoklyn tewuship
Cuynb ,uuy Ohio eudthe said contract having been
igned by sail st1ne the undermined Notice is here
by given, that N of the powers contained In
said the gned will the 20 u dby OF Dc
mber 1879, At O'Clock. A. NJ of sad day, nt the door
df the, Court House, Of Chnmpain urd Seneca
streets in the ity OF CleyelHnd, uyahog county, Ohio
sell at public auction, sad los OF lsad and the
mens on the same EDWARD WADE.
Clsv land, Nov q ls.o .o:2s2: 70 da,sl.
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.D.G.N.IEL W.ERNTER,

JUST PUB LISHED.
The Life; Speeches and Memorials
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
Resistance To Law

Some Of the Northern Journals read grave lee
lures 70 Of the people of the South upon their
alleged disposition to avoid the requirements Of the
lav In regard to the African slave trade, to embar
rsss the operation Of the law in regard to the pun.
ishnsnt Of offenders. aud the cold support, no
support at oil, which they yield TO the horites,
in the sale Of slavers and In other matters counect
I'd With the administration of the federal laws
against the African slave trade.
With the African slave trade we have no earthly
sympathy; nor do We entertain the shadow of a
doubt that the popular opinion Of Virginia, and Of
the whole South, 10 unequivocslly aud overwhels
ynipgly opposed to it's revival. But the North has
NO right to complain OF actual Resistance to the
laws on that subject, II 1t should occur; much less
OF the failure Of the whole community to come 10
the active support Of the federal authorities Who
has set the South example Of resistance TO law?
Who, not alone by individual acts OF violence, but
by formal and solemn legislative enaciments, has
nullifed the constitution and the laws? What
Northern community rallies around the federal Of
dcsrs to protect the property and rights Of South
ern citixenss
Hence, Il becomes not them 60 say one word
Let those of them whose garments are un'
stained by the sin of rebellion cast the first stone
wish the laws to be supreme, they must enforc'
them by example Their example. at present, Ii
ell the other way. So long as they recruit thei
cwn labor with Africans stolen from the South
they must not complain il the vacuum which
they have caused at the South is supplied by ne
grees stolen from Africa.
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A fairs in Il Orfoik.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

CORR EspoNpEsCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
NORFOLK, March %, 1859.
Offcial Instructions were received from the Des
partment in Washington, yesterday, by John H.
| Gregory, Esq, 20 take al appeal in the VIM. G..
| Lewis case, which, as already reported in the
| Dispatch. had been decided by Judge HaIyburton
| in favor of the owners of that vessel.
In the United States Court, yesterday, the sailor
| Augustus Giddiags, from the ship Flying Dragon,
was 0rragued OF TWO counts; one gas or attempt.
ing the captains life with pistol, the other for
a similar attempt with an iron behaving pin The
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The Virginia Military Institute.

We see il stated that "aecidsd improveme I,
are going on at the Virginia Military Institute
The Superintendent, Col. +. II. Smith. having re.
Gently returned from tour ia Europe, and having
visited nearly all the military schools in the vas
rious countries embraced Ia his tour, is now ena.
bled to make any quantity of improvements, both
~ TO the courses Of instruction, discipline and
appearance Of the grounds aud buildings. The
day 10 not far distant when the Virginia NJ iltary
Institute will be she should have bsen, the
pet and pride not only of the South, but OF the
whole Union"
Il 10 also said that Col. Smith has written a
statement Of his experience in Europe and of his
visits to the English, French and German military
schools. This pamphlet will shortly be pa blshed.
and will AFFORD much information to all who desire
the welfare of the Virginia Military Iu.tiruts
We shall look with great interest for this pampb.
let. Col. Smith has made the Virginia Military
Institute what II is I, would be difficult. if not
impossible, to mud another man 10 the South who
possesses the same combination of qualif ;ations
for his arduous and responsible position; VIII O. in
moderation Of spirit and promptness of action, in
sn energy that never tires and disc reton that 10
never ct fault IN the blended qualities of the sol.
der and civilian, is as pre- emnently fitted for the
head Of great military school a. Francis H.
smith.
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Statistics CT spirituaSisIn.

From statistics given by the Spiritual Register,
and which we find quoted by the New York Daily
Neps, IL appears that New York furnishes the
largest number 10 the various circles, 35Q, 900 be-
ing credited to the Empire State; Ohio has $780,
OOO and puritanic New pgland gives 10 less than
100000 votaries to the cozeuage.
The next mos. extensive tributaries to this social
pitfail are Illinois, 80 000 Michigan 20 600; Wis.
consin, 10000; Indiana, $4,000; and Maine
10000. The two Carolinas give to Spirit.
usiism not 1000 victims between them: Vir-
ginia has had only 5000; Alabama loses
5000; Florida, 1,00o Georgia, 5000; Oregon, Ne
brsska and Kansas, 1900 each. California, with
all its social arrangements, has not many more
sp.r;.ua, grdgeons than New Hampshire or Yer.
mont, and Texas Gnt 30 many as the latter 10y
5000 Arkansas has only 1000, New Mexico, 2 0U0;
NswJersey, 5,,03; Delaware, 1000; and Rhode Is
land effers 900 to tho dodge. The United States
altogether says the authority referred to contains
125o, 900 persons who are protesscd duaes Ct this
delcs!ou.
Going beyond the Union, but not off this COM
tinent, all the south American States do hot
AFFORD ss NAN spiritual gals as New Hampshire
not e. 5000-the sniritns ,sts claiming only 10 coo
frcm the whole nf south America. Canada has
~ 900, and tue whole of the Eastern Continent,
ontside the States, gives about GOO GOO.
The .ofiiciais" who minister to the deIuson
tbrousbout America include l, 900 "pubiic speak
ersn and 10000 mediums" list of recog-
pizedn speakers aud media gives $40 Of one and
o3S OF the other The speakers appear to be VI two
cissses, normal and trance. New York State sup
uarts 80 Of the former and SO of the latter and
Massachusetts 10 normal and no fewer than 40
trance speakers. Ofthe latter class, New York city
seems to have butts. No Southern State is credi-
ted with either normal or trance speaker OF
the "recoguizej" media, some are called g Heal
iug," and some "Test" The State of New York
ba. of the former IS, and of the latter g.; Massa.
chusets has of the former 81 and of the lat ter "A
The five thousand spirtuaiists given to Virginia
though small number in proportion to that Of
other States, exist only in the imagination of the
Spiritual statistician. We don't believe there
are i've hundred in the whole Com mon ealth, aud
they will be found only In Eli Tbayer's abolition
colony, on the borders of the Ohio.
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The commerce with tte rest u IVA "a'" ss1e
smaller. The Uaited States takes more britisa
goods than aay other foreign eenutry. IL may
also be ned that among the British Colonies
Australia topk Gl0&64 los. lodia took goods vs's
usd at si6.7S3,sl5, being i've millions more than
the exports of the previous year. So much for
;he suppression of tho revolt, which, by the way,
never reached the great ports of Bombay, Calcutta
and Madrse, The consumption Of wiae aud spirits
10 England has been on the decrease for the iast
three years. The total importation Of wines OF all
sorts into the United Kingdom IN 1853 amounted
to 5, $50 gallons, which, compared with that
of the previous year--10. $1,000. gaiio0s-shows
the large decrease Of i5iS, ASS gallons; as CONS
pared with 1856 the decrease is 5,6S3 ass gallons
aud compared with 1885, the decrease is l5b lie
gallons.
The total deliveries for home consumption OF
wines of all sorts in the year lSyo were 6o9T LAC
gallons, ~hich compared with the same deliveries
OF 1857 OH 636 gsllons-presvut "a decrease OF
SAT 400 GALLONS: the total deliveries for home con
| sumption in 1857. compared with 1856, exhibit a
| decrease of S2o,s64 gallons; whl,e, on the other
hand, the deliveries Of wines of Nil sorts for home
| consumption Ia the year 1856 show au increase
over those In 1855 Of 695,706 gallons. With re-.
| gard to spirits Qincluding only ram, brandy, and
/ geneva the quantity entered for home coEsump.
ton in 1855 was sol ,92S, sgsiust ILLS 63s gal.
Ions In 1857, 49s607S ia 1886, aud 4,775,666 IL
| 1885. There is no getting at the consumption o
| home made gin and wbiskey-by far the mos
popular spiritnous drinks used-esPeca in th'
| large cities.
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Interesting Case to Journalists.

Tue London correspondent of the Phiiadeiph
Inquirer says that very curious case, and one
interesting TO journalists, has been tried in the
Court Of Queens Bench. Il Was an action brought
against the proprietors Of the Koraia3 Herald by
reporter who had been engaged to 20 out in the
Agamsmnon, and report for that Journal the lay
ing Of the Atlantic Cable With their coguizapce
be also undertook 10 furnish other London daily
pspass With reports. But the defendants. inme-
dtaaey they received the dspatch, published II in
the KsenSh1 Herald, without waiting until the
next n0ruipg, when the other pa psrs wonld have
beosght ont their reports simultaneously with, the
HssaA tho consequences Was, the plaintiffs con.
tracts With the other Journals were Initiated and
b eouid not obtain payment OF the stipula,ad
eaa: = eh-sr bsbas verdict for the fail a,nooni
la Ies. vas given " the plaiptln.
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THE DISP TIC RI.
York River ani,rc"a'

NafA
TIE iayiag OF tie track apen this - as.,aIx
been conmcaeed. aud 10 pEaSress'es -, rs
- the weather viii perm's 7ee $4,000. AT
heavy rains very maeh se'"fse '"e "a ,,.a,ns
making railroads. The esaeanAh'es' - aara
xA.~v.lI,. A.. acre or less injured hy every "a'1
air Ths n,n,r.,;or promised that be Won" 'ey
a.. 80. ram Richmond to the famua@es IN
s.,.,.sv. xe,rsiue dave; but he was setsyed W
,ns;,,,nv work hy ,he wet weather; and since
rain .csn, 10 be tho order of the day, we mac af-
,rassna much interruption of his lshoss be fore
he reache. that poiut. Nevertheless, tits probable
that some of our citizens may celebrate tho
Fourth Of July on the psmunAey.
We look ferwsrd 10 the complexion q The fet"
River Railroad with great Interest. We espec'
advantages for this city, froa that road ct an 'n''
porsant character. Orr merchants viii get tue
teneGt Of valuable retail Grade fFom 'es 'o''i~
venug country, aua the region OF 'A' fAmuI~es :
tia Mattsnani AMI the York riytrr We shall nave
q new commerce with that part ~ Virginia '"''
viii h.sa tho two fold adsaa!aso II ee'rils 10
bullA NJ the metropolis Of Virginia, "Id q G'ose
styao.uai:v eombinins and Larmop' ling our ieei'
,ns, Ard interests. Apart from the commercial
.a,.nta-a, Of the road, il will opeu new Held
FIR en;oyment and recreation TO cur citizens, sn
A nav and important source of supply for our salt
vatar ,uxuries of fish, oysters AMI fowls.
We shall expect 40 enjoy many bath at West
Point and to vet line at an early dry ia some OF
the ponds near the road so abundsnt1y supplied
with fsh, not TO speak of the ang.inS III York
River for the larger members of the iiauy tribe
iuhabi,ing its waters. They have rare sport in
York river with the hook aud line; and when the
road is nnishsd, the angler can drop his iine in
IL r,v Tn hou nd hal fer
he leaves Riehmond Weimpiore our friend, the
energetic President of the road, to hurry it for
ward With oil dispatch; for after giving this in'
formation 70 the enthusiastic devotees Of the
sport, We are appreheusive some of tEem will die
Of anxiety to enjoy the delight in store for them
The York River road commends itself to US or
every consideration Of interest, recreation ant
pleasure. Il cannot be flushed too soon.
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The Italian Exiies.

The warm greeting which the Neapoliten exiles
are receiving in England has, at this juncture oil
European affairs, peculiar significance. The pops
uar feeling ofGreat Britain sympathizes profound'
iy with the oppressed of Earope, and the euthusi-
as,ic demonstrations of :he English masses will
not tend to cool the fever that throbs n the pulse
of Italy. In the event of European wsr, the Bri
tish people may hurry their Governneat,ss in the
Eastern contest, into position adverse to its own
ideas and CONNECTIONS.
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IRON WASHINGTON

WARRINGTON, March - The Star saya the Mex
lean legation have received private dispatches con.
tradietinN the reports uniavomblet TO Miramon
The chief naval constructor reports tho eloop-
of.war Richmond, building At uosport, viii DO
ready for launching In three or four weeks.
The sloopo war freble arrived at Moutevidoo
on the sth January.
A private letter from distinguished source NJ
Paris states that Monsieur iavasseur. French ex-
Minister to Mexico, goes 10 Nicaragua noniinat'y
10 the interests OF N. Bellys ship Canal &C., but
really as agent of Napoleon with reference TO ss-
suriag TO French citizens the right to employ
Asiatio aud African coolies In mining and agrieai'
tural enterprises on the Isthmus.
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Died,

On Friday 18Th instant In the 18th year Of her age
Mrs MARY DANnRiDar, vito of james II Bridges
and daughter Of the late William Robertson. Esq.
merchant OF tais city.
No tongue nor language can express tho deep.
toned agony OF devoted husband and zine interest
Ing children ot tender aae. thus bereit OF all that
was uiost dearly precious ut earth and angelic OF
iieayen. ToGod alone their help
The hfenda Of her familyare invited 10 her funo-
raj from 81 frsabyter (Mr Hoge'O Church. on
Sunday morning. st II o'clock.
So st Louis. Missouri, and Petersburg papers
will p!eaEs copy.
On the 18th inst at the residence OF her husband.
VIVA n Ware, in the county OF Chester seid, Mrs
ANN WARE. formerly Miss Furoine,) in the "a h
year of her age.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WasnIgaroN, March 25.--The following was the
state Of tho weather at the places named, ut !
O'clock this morning: New York, stormy; Phla.
aeIpbis. xAiail. Baltimore, rain last night, clou
dy: Norfolk, Va-thermometer 620, wind south
wssi; Petersburg, Va.-cloudy, Thermometer Gu
ssvannah-cloady, thermometer IS, wind south.
west; Mont agory, Aa.-cioudy, damp; New or
leaus-the sIau meter 500, wind northeast; Wheels
inc, pleasant; Cncinnati-cool and cloxdy.
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CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

TORONTO W., March GA bill for the incor'
poration Of tie Transatlantic Telegraph Compa-
Nv has been introduced in Parliament, by Hon.
Mr. Dixon. 1t provides for line from Qaebec via
Labrador, with capital of 81 900 900, which may
be increased to So, 100000.
The work is to be commenced within one year
and completed TO Labrador within three years.
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THE NEW MEXICAN MAIL.

ST. Louis, March 4-The New Mexican mail OF
the 5th inst, reached Independence this morning.
Lieut. Bealo AID party left lIatch's ranch on the
first Tor Albuq uergue and thence for the crossing
of the Colorado. Tho Apache Indians were be-
having badly IN the neighbor hood of Fort Blu
oh al AM
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CONVICTION OF A THIEF. &c.

BALTIMORE March 25.-The jury in the bank
robbery case gave verdict of guilty against Theft
ford, but acquitted Sutton. Thetford stole slo,ooo
which was being deposited by clerk at a bank.
Rev Father Gustians, who was nearly murdered
by burglars Wednesday morning, lies in critical
condition.
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MARRIED.

Mississirpl, bv tho Rev D Campbell. Mr. Il
LkWIH AeLAUR1NE, of pcwhabsn county. Va,
TO Miss ANN ELfZ HTRArToF Of the former
place.
In Wilson county, Tenn. on tho Ifth Instant, bT
the Row l. Alex snslsr, Mr.. J. CROWDS, OF
Tile, but fr-meriy ~ Riuhmans. Va TO Miss
kATE 10. ALEXANnEp. ~ the former place. :