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FROM ALBANY.
ALBANY. Saturday, April ,, lSj
The county

ALBANY, Saturday, April , 1853.
From Our Own Correspondent
There seems to be hitch in regard 10 the bill
for the removal Of Quarantine, which csuse1 50
much warm debate in the Assembly, and which has
beef ZONE time before the Senate. The bill was
reported 10 tie Senate day by Mr.. AMEs, from
the Committee on Commerce and Nayis alton, and
wss laid on the table till Monday. 1t is under
stood that the Senate viii amend the bill IN several
PARTICULARS Among other amendments, 1t Will
make provision for the burial OF those
who NAV die Of yellow fever in the temporary hos
pitals on Staten Island. whereat some OF the lead
ing advocates of the bill in the Assembly rebel snd
threaten 10 defeat II IN that House If II comes back
with such amendment, but | presume tiey VIII
think better of IT, and DO no such thing. IL Is for
tunate for the State that The Commissioners are
clothed with ample powers for the removal OF
Quarantine under present laws, should the bill hap
pen to fail in finally becoming statute.
Mr.. AMEs also reported the Assembly oil 70
ascertain and collect the damages caused BY the
destruction Of property at Quarantine, which was
referred 10 the Committee OF the Whole,
The Senate had quite lengthy and warm debate
TO-DAY on the question of printing the testimony
taken bv Mr.. Spinolas Special Committee u IN
yestigtae the Metropolitan Police doings OF your
civ and Broohihu, a4sO inc printing vi thc
rial Of the Police Commissioners IN reply 10 opino-
la. report. The Senate finally, after stalking cut
some offensive matter from each document, voted
t. print both. -
The State Prison bill, which recently passed the
Assembly has not yet been reported by the Senate
Committee OF Prisons. This bll IS Objectionable,
in that il restores the Of tie cat authorizes
the continued use Of the shower bath, IN eec. re-
ueas the charter of that most excellent Institution
The Prison Association, and also repeals re laws
for the government Of the County Prisons or Peni'
teutisries leaving the management OF those lnsttl
lions under the unrestTsined control Of their OH
GERS. Nv impression IS that the bill VII De essen
tally amended by the Senate, else that i VII no
pass that body az ALL either Of which would Be
preferable 10 Il: passage with lis present objection
| able features.
| Among the numerous bills before the GrindIn!
| Committee Is ore, introduced into the Assemoi.
! about two months ago by Mr.. MORRIS, from tn
| Judiciary Committee, N regard TO DIso'ce'
! which. in addition 10 the causes in which divorce
may now be decreed by the Supreme Court, add
! wiiiful Se.eIi!on by elihe! patty fox period
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AFFEcrIYG ISTERyIEw ~ THE JAu--A Seize OF
SORROW, REPESTAscE ASD REAORsE BETwEES A
FATHER ASD HIS DAUGHTERs.-A day or two since,
Stephen j. McGroarty, esq, counsel for John ksin,
now in prifon awaiting Lev trial for killing Single
ton the seducer Of one Of bis daughters succeeded IN
effecting reconciliation between the father ana bis
two girls also in Jail charg ID with larceuy-to whom
their parent had spoken since the domestic tragedy,
more than two yeare ago.
BY the kindness Of the jailor the daughters were
allowed to visit their father IN his cell, when mos,
fleeing interview took pscsi the gr. falling on his
neck ard weeping Ike Children while from the eyes Of
the stern sropg ~ who had slain the vile destroyer
Of bis chids honor and had known her TO fall step by
step TO degradation and Despair, the grest Tears ran
Ike rsin-the agony Of heart wrang by affection
and sgcnized by terrible suffering TO womans ten
dsruess.
Fer some minutes no one Il that tho spoke. Sobs
clicked their uterance ard the memory of the fearful
past a6ed them into silence. Inelr sorrow melted
them 10 tympsthy and love and grief, remorse and
repentance filed their hearts TO bursting. In that
moment they were purified IL that hour their errors
were botted out by the tess Of deepest conron and
atonemstt made 70 Mature and Themselves.
At last Of the girs the dlshonored and syenged,
fell q. her fathers feet, and said with stu streaming
40. father. deares. father can you forgive us p
Yes, yes my chad, with all my heart wss the
solemn GEd impressive ansTer, a. hope 10 Dc for
gwen "
Then both his daughters krelt and received his
Blessing and moment after be was by their SIDE Of
sad avoid evil in the h,ure. Tne father enbracei
them tendery again and again, and assured them Of
hi. entire oi giyeness while they promised arnendment
and reform and resolved TO GEEK comfort srd s1pport
in the faith their parent recently had sought.
The scene witnessed externally pathetic, aod
such a. or plsir pencil esnro. paint SsyerA who
witnessed the recOrc alton were, IN spite OF them
selves melted 10 tears and leis the csA with better
ouiDon Of that human nature which however i n ~
en- always hed BY golden though invisible thread
70 It's native heaven. ClEcinnah Eaq1irer
DEATH OF MURDERER.-Abou. . yesr SINCE S.
ran j. Gould Of LewisyiAe ST. Lawrence County q
scnool teacher, murdered by James +. Edrdge a
yourg who vas thought - be engage TO ner 10
marriage. He was tried and convicted OF the II 1rder
BIZ. new trial was ordered which was coon 70 have
taken place. Blu, he died OF consumption II the Css
ton jail the lith inst He eff written statement;
Of what be called tie iacs 10 the cs<e which 70 bs
/ pubIshed.
EXECUTION FOR BURGLAEY.-In Charleston, s. C..
Friday last, Richard j. Foster, convicted OF the
| crime of burglary, executed In the jail yard.
South Carolina 10 the only State in the Uaiop IN which
burglary is capital CT as.
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ASSEMBLY,.

A number Of bills were reported complete and or
dered TO third reading among them, tue following
Relative 10 the duties Of Police Clerk in New-fork.
To prescribe the powers and duties OF Canal oicers
To incorporate the Grand-street Railroad IN BOOK
Ign.
For the protection Of Gas Companies.
The bill repeating the charter of the Peoples Loan
Relief Company was reported favorably.
Oh motion OF Mr.. MILLER the rules were sus.
pended 90 az TO bring aga before the House the bill
incorporating the New.York German Savings Bank,
which was lost some days since, and il was carried.
Mr.. SMITH moved 10 request informstonirom the
Connie soneTs of Emigration, why they refuse 70 al
low all railroads 70 sell tickets in Castle Garden New
York. Laid over.
The House then ordered an afternoon session for
the third reading Of bills.
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THE SPIRIT % 90 IN WIscoSsIs.-The fol- wing
preamble and resolutions passed both Houses OF the
Legislature of Wisconsin the 18th of March. The
vote in the House Of Representative. was Il to 81
and in the Senate Is TO ~ being, it is said strict
party vote:
assumed az peant udticn 10 the mstter Of the petition of
Sherman b. Booth writ OF hssess corpus presented snd
prosecuted final judgment In the suPr7 Court OF this
state, and has, without process any Of the forms
recogn'zed by law, assumed the 10 render that
udsmeIt q Involving the personal liberty Of the eth
ZEN t.rsd By scuised 20 him Ia the regular OF
people Of each STATE ~ the Constitution Of tnn Unitod
sad hs,tdt such assumption Of power and authority
bv suprem@ Court Of toe United sates 70 become the
arber q the liberty II The czD and 70 override and nuy
the judgment State CoUfts dcaye thereof 10 direct
dict ~ vision Of the Consultation Of the United
st which 70 the people the benefit Of the writ Of
bsbcss corpus therefore,
Re,oi,,d Th,, the action of N. Supreme Cont
United States In assuming jurisdiction In tho be-
fore mentioned sIbsry act Of power uniuthorEsd BY
the Constitution, and virtually 'upcnsding the benefit Of tn.
wit hsbsss corpus and pto,Ds the rights snd liberties VI
the people AZ the foot OF unlimited power.
R,lt,d Thai his ss,umpon OF jurisdiction BY the pedsrs
judiciary In the ssd and without process set OF
power and therefore without authority void and Of
force.
Of the IN ted States made the exclusive fms judge
Of the 10 ITSELF bot ths In
ld eech party has equal right N Judge Or itself well OF
lfl srto Of he mode aud MEASURE OF redress
Rsed That the ptcps ard construction COMMANDED for
BY the party rules councils Of the nation that
5e the exclusive judge Of the extent Of
The ds.,..ed 70 II sSp nS,nnt .no, OF ds.pnm
and not the Constitution would be the of their
bs, States which formed that Instrument being
yerrin and independent have the unquesonsos right 10
soye,res Of ali acts done attempted 70 be
done cocr Of that n,tIumert 10 the right remedy
The Legislature having concluded its business, I'D
iourned SINE de on the 2lst Of March.
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IBy Telegraph. !

SENA1E......ALBASY. April p 1859.
The following Assembly bills were reported IA
vorsbly:
To charter the American Missionary Association.
To charter the Woman's Library OF Ne~-lork.
To provide for ssceitsinrg and collecting the dam.
sges caused by the destruction Of the Marine Hospital
buildings at Quarantine.
For the removal Of Quarantine.
To ell after the Kane Monument Association.
The Grinding Committee report several local Bills
Mr.. o. b. WHEELER called from the table the
motion to reconsider the vote TO PRINT the Metropo-
tan Police Investigation Report, and testi nopy.
Mr.. NOXON opposed the motion, and 1t was car
red, and the resolution 70 print again adopted
Mr. NIXON moved to print the NE Moral and aii'
davits presented by the Police Commissioners.
Mr.. MATIiER moved to strike out the afhtavit OF
John s. Folk, ss dlsrespectful Carried.
Mr. MATllER moved TO strike 0at portions OF the
memorial Of the COMMISSIONER as dsrespsctfuL
After debate, Mr.. SPINOLA said that he was will ng
the memorial should be printed 1t reflected disgrace
only Oh IFS authors He dared the Republican party
10 indorse the memorial which had been condemned by
their own press and much he dared them to in
dorse the act on Of some of the Commissioners whose
names we're signed To Il.
Mr. MATlIER withdrew the motion to strike out,
and the memorial WAS ordered to be printed
Tie bill 70 close the Canal locks on Sunday coming
MP for third reading Mr.. MATHER raised the point
Of order that bill had never been in the Com
miitee Of the Whole it could not be read
The point Of order was sustained
The bin then recommt.ed, and this destroys al
probability Of its passage.
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The COUNTRY ABOUT NEw-YoRK.-As yet but little
has been done upon the clsysy soils Of WestctsstS.
and upper Jsney toward preparing for Spring eropsi
While upon the dry sandy soil of 10 jersey and Losg
Island, blowing and planting 10 fine stss Of for
wsrdness. We noticed yesterday in Wsstchester
County, tina. the grsss was moro forward than wo.
rscoect ever to have seen IL bsfbre 10 some feldS
where it bad had only bnely decent treatment o.
opportunity Of fertility from It's growth withoct
being guanoed TO death, the whole surface
is already green, and would afford fais psstursga.
10 msr,Ly lards, or vet upland moving fields, Of
whi9h there too many, the growth 10 also forward,
even than II is years tho first Of Msy.
The buds Of many trees, too, even upon this bsck.
ward clay soi, very forward. Currsnt bushes arc
esfng out; the willows that dot many moving 6sld
sss waving their .asselsd heads; he flower buds Of
fruit trees are al swelling and MAJ look sm3a really
to burst tho ENGAGEMENTS Of their beauty. Gardens
arc beginning to DO made; the pow ha, stated, and
farmers generally are busy with Spring work. "
Altogether ths country is Mora attractive than We
ever saw it before in the vicinity Of NsUYork tho
first Of April.
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FARsERs MARKEr FARs.-Fazmer are begin
rg 10 move in the tight direction. We have aoticed
several Mssk:t Fss IA aa.rsn. places in taie Safe
ard Connection, ard Massachusetts, is beginning.
We rave before a. N advertisement for FArmsrs'
Msfet Fair to bs held on the 18th of Apr, .. Hsm2-
d9n Park, At Springfield, for the sale exchange Of
norse', cattle sheep, swine poultry fam produce and
implements the Agricultural Society tbst owns the
Pax ard stables giving their uas FOR he parposs OF
holding this fair, which trust viii bs approved ~
al who attend.
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The Up Town TRAVEL If soy man, women o.
child doubts that the city needs greater facilities -
get up town. be- SIZE it is not in the Dolly habit q
goirg up and down town any Of our avenue rslrosdss
particularly about CLOCK in the evening. The cars
Of the Third avenue are so vded at that bom 10 the
evening, although departing every two minutes, thst
the President has determined 10 start ear every
minute and bali. This arrangement commences
April g. At the same time, two additional night cars
are to be put on to run one every twenty mia
utss after midnight, instead of every half hour; and.
should the travel appear to demand it, two more cGs
will be put or TO star. every af!een MIMI es.
The Ycrkyille css are here after to be to Ninety
eecond street where the company have established
their Yorkyile citation. On the Fourth OF Jolly, the
cars Of this road are to run 10 Harlem. In less thsa
three years this road ough. to he extended across HT-
lem River and up through al the string of Villages To
Mcutt yerrop. This can he done wherever the poo
pie alorg the line will take interest enough 10 tho
improvement to take part OF the stock. The - ne OK
tension will soon be demanded of the Eghths avenue
Ro.d 20 a. to run their cans at least f,een miles froo
tire City Hall. Can anybody tell where "up.towa"
gill be when the that We have indicated
are completed Does anybody nov alive, who hss
crossed tie "old stone bridge at Canal street, saa
found "tbe end of Broadway where tho Sailors
Snug Ha,bor stood at Eighth street believe that up
town" will BE- found very few years hence this aide
Of Harlem River
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There iss beIiefthst Mr.. ouseley has duped Mic

There iss beliefthst Mr.. ouseley has duped Mic
srseus as hs did Mr. Buchanan. BY negoti.tng q
treaty Of commerce aud smity ffst, and leaving
that portion relipeuishing the protecsorate uu-
settled.
The Hop. EzraClsrk Of Connecticut was one Of
the few whose names we're banded dariog thu ,ns
LecomPton struggle n ready to relapse. II "a,
been alleged that certain agents Of the Admiais.ra
ton entered into formal contrast for bis support
on that occasion, and that the conditions we're stp
ulated. The agreements and the correspondence
have been seen bJ several persons.
The transfer Of The Umon establishment is not
YET contaminated. Mr. Wendell requires certain
guarantees, ard the Pres1edt hesi.s.es out them
Messrs Hughes aid johnson withdrew as editors,
when Mr Bowman made his military proclamation.
No successor, to them have yet been chosen, but
Mr. Dudley Mann has been suggested for the chief
editor ard Mr. Eames late Minister 10 Venezuela,
as assistant.
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LAGER BEER SALOON DEMOLISHED RI RowDiEs.--
Last light about O'Clock gang Of rowdies entered
the lager beer saloon kept by Charles jacobs, I Ne.
Leonard street. and called for drinks, which were
furnished them Having imbibed rather freely, the
ru ins con menced assault upon two Of the girls 10
the place striking of them named Anna Ftzsim
mons violent blow in the face. Auns recovered her
self in moment and .eiziog heavy water pitcher,
struck one of the elows who gave his name Peter
son. blow in the face Herewith, cutting him badly
over the left eye.
The rowdies then commenced aseaulting indscrmi-
pstely every in the place. and demoshiug every
thing that came in their way. Tho doors apd windows
were speedily demolished and Of the gang harea
q mihcan through the window, breaking away the
entire zach. An alarm was raised when the rowdies
rushed into the street, fearing arrest. Two Of tho
Fifth Precinct Officers soon reached the spot, and
arrested Peterson as he was in the act Of escaping.
The prisoner together with the inmates Of the place,
was taken to the Police Station, where Peterson
alleged that be merely entered the house 10 get .
"drink, and the fret thing be knew be was struck in
"tte face with pitcher by the girl"
Jacobs and the girl Anna complained that Peterson,
with three ether fellows came into the house and con
mi.ted the sssaut above set FORTH Capt Hutohings
visited the saloon and finding The pa,s in the condition
stated committed Peterson TO The cells and discharged
Jacobs ard the girl. The other three roxdes managed
to escape but they well known they will proSs;
bly, be arrested to-day.
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TIE PzAeH.BLow PorA7o.-The ;sl!OviDs pu.-

The PzAeH.BLow Por 4-c.-The following pna-
graph was printed some tins ago in TaE TRnusE:
9Th. Raw J 7. Hesdlsy & now editing naauscae wost
BY Thsop6lss Ho'' ss Of me DeeTsn ooss m Albany.
ccu2jniIs the resgis Of bz
nd horiculturst. NJ Rosse 10 German Hs msds
fortune Of the 1sn vbe hnogs Sessh Slow
po'Ao on Ard b him, from bali mehEo and half
I" Wits, lied together AID planted In ANDY SON.
Tia COuntry G.a:leAan copiss the article and sp-
peDds TO il the following note:
", nope sL - -sis soyy sbont the orhn Of
u. PescaBlow ps&to, t. sp1ssz IL Mr.. iosssos BOOK
This we rerna, to show Ia. we appreciate the truth
Of the critsism. More Irant nsnseDos never wee
printed than tbis idea Of changing the entire character
Of two po.a,o.s by tying the hsiyes tgether. Psrts
are not hybridned in tAA; way.
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ACIRD FROM Mr.. ASHMEiD.
10 "a. Edi.O, sfa. N Y. T,~n;

10 ps ESitor Of the n \. n"o'
SIR The Ne,c. York Times OF this morning o'u'A'n
"a an edi,o. article severely r.ecc:Ds on my Pr'e 'aa sac
r,o ,ua.c, n the .a.temea. OF the c.assu snd St.
pher. t. and calculated greatly to sjus ny psf0a' "a.
prof ,ou.l character TIE chuse' n'de ia re AT'e's n
n. are wholly false and vii institute 5; AZ es'J
ps,. legal proceeding for the injury Tss course W"
The T,~o full opportunity 20 prove, before aiy nc
M con,sni in ,h.lr sri,. In justice TO my'e!s
will rernsrh that unable u1d-rs.sns ne cause OF "
wsr,on and mssnsnt ss,st thus made upon me- h'v' n
wh.t.y tAe Editors ProPIeo'' a '~e
p.osr and has constantly sssd and uisePsesenieo Nc "
ever occasion, since my residence &c Nes;i
JOHN W. ASHNstO
Ns,, Y0.k Aptl , iss9, Ne, 80 l.Ih svenBs,
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FIRES.

FIRF MERCER sTRTEr.
Between ard O'Clock on Saturday morning hre
broke in the building No. lbs Mercer street, 10
certify occupied by Mrs. Barrett boarding houss,
bot being discovered at early moment II wa 800
extra ushed, the damage Sustained NOT exceeding
$500 The buidipg is insured for 5000. bu, in vhat
Company We did rot learn. The building for tbs
most par. unOccupiet, an old woman having charge
of the premises.
fry IN JyfFE7sos srRHyr.
A fire occurred in Junk shop in Jefferson street,
near the Esst River, yesterday morning ct clock.
but no damage Of consequence vas sustained.
flRE ~ ELIZABkrH sTREEr.
Yesterday no, fire occurred 10 the dwelling houss
corner Of Elisabeth Broome streets in cooseau eace
Of a defective stove-pipe. DaTage slight.
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.lvee year,. and neglect TO perform the drtr,
imposed by the marriage relation slso, CONTINUOUS
ard repeated instances of cruel treatment by either
party, 30 greatly 70 impair the health or en-
dhr ger the LIE of the other party for period Of
year next preceding the application for dyctce.
These provisions apply only to persons wh@ shall
have been residents OF the State for period Of 1--WE
years neIt preceding an application for divorce,
thus eifeciusliy shutting out the nuisance with
which the Courts of Indiana have been Athlete Of
food Of applications from residents Of other
States
Among the quiet. innocent looking little bills
which are trying 10 worm their way through the
Legislature. is the following, which may be all
right and may mean a new lease at 5000 per
year on the West Washington Market property,
worth so, coo per year. Here the little joker
ia. The leaders OF TIE TRIBUNE, after looking
him IN The face can judge for themselves OF MS
intentions
"s,cTioS Section seven CT .rcle ~ o. t.te Eve
ter nine a part 't Of re Revised Statutes, heeoy amended
TIE Con nion,r, Ct the Land oRoe may from time 70
tine e.'e for term Of ,ry Of TIE un.Ppop.-d Ian
chi b.otssto ts SAT- 10 aeon stre AZ upon ~
,s ss;e prevd.s ,tscb siv.ri.ed for SAL ST
public suction and such -sses sAa contain Covenants Against
ere : tn. act shall al. effect Immediately"
Here is another - small bill introduced by Mr.
TOMIINsoN, entitled " An Act to suppress Licen-
tlOusness." Ii seem. To have 4 good object in
view, snd it is TO be hoped that It's intentions are
really good
"sIcIioSl The Mayor. Aldermen ard COMMONLY Of The
city Of hereby Authorized and .npo~.rd en-
at AID srfrcs such rue' snd rsa,;!ot' they ,h,n deem
nec.osry with yev 20 the suppression OF tie evil OF PGoo
PROSTITUTION In 'sd city
NiLey four bills had been signed BY the Govern
or at 2 O'Clock TODAY and - were ready for sig
nature. OF course a very large number will reach
the Executive Chamber during the coming week
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Markets.

NrV.oRlsAAs April l.-Tne sass Of COTTON to-dsy wee
bales prices nominal this ,t..e OF "a
20 fNse dspAcb The PicdtsHs that the ffehosh'
s.pscbe, fem Europe bo';ite. s.e com
,enced. Mdcing llidi2c.; Of the weef w oHr,
sp,, DO IS $50 bales - so Ia core,Pondint week
as. wear; exports S. bales total hi' season - V s
,ort 4lo eco bales increased receipts o. TN. Pof
49,, 40 AZ all the ports, 1911 SO bales svGAS dun Ia Az
Me-. FoEK si7 IS CorFEE STEADY Prime Ia; sNrs
~ The week 200 hss; imports, $3.50 bsgs s,oct TvN
,s.ip,; .50 last FkElCGTs-Cos'on 20
cNcINSAIt April 2-FIork ea loNef 80 ~ Ia
a. ,,ss Of 60 bbls a. s5 fs stosk on hand eoeV DDS
Roe an = "a. Provisions lpsc.iye .. EozEa PEces
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The NcW.Mexican Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Satuidty, ApnI %, I5JI.
The New Mexican mail Of the 9th ultimo arrived al
ndepender &c this evening.
Tie Santa Re Gase'fe Office was almost totally de-
stroyed by fire on the 18th ultimo. The fire the
work OF incendiary.
The Kiowa Incians had been driven from the mail
station at Pawnee Fork.
A di.patch from Leaven worth says, thst Informs
top has been received here that the Government II,
going to station attachments of Cavalry along the
route 10 Denver City for the protection OF emgraDts
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Marine Disaster.

NASIUCKET Saturday April ,, lsJ9.
The schooner Hartford of Bangor Iesge, from Bos'
ton for South Carolina, came ashore yesterday fore
noon The crew was saved, and the vessel viii prob
ably be got eff.
ihe schooner Susan and Mary Whesmore, from
Calais for Norfolk, Va, came ashore here yesterday
morning. Crew saved Vessel tight
The schooner Sarah Eaton of Calais, from ST. Johp
n b. for Providence, struck on Nantucket Bar yes
terday morning and biged. She will probably prove
"a tot nj loas
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Large Fire in Boston.

Boston, Saturday, AprI !. INJ'.
The Suffolk Flour Mills, occupying building 2co
feet in length and three stories high, was destroyed
by fire this morning with abou $500 barrels OF -four
and large number of bags of flour and grain. The
fire wss probably the work of an incendiary. ihe
mills were nsured for $50 900, mostly IN this city
Durirg the fire. a marine named Water Bassett IN
der the itfoence Of rum made muTderous assault on
a wo nan named Abby Nelson, with knife sitobipg
her rear the l1ngs, from which sac VIII pTooaoy us.
Officer JeIsop, in arresiing Bassett also severely
wounded.