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w the Chief Of the Csledonan Club
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d Ths The asscsrs shall BE- M Fun Highland oo~ums.
Tha he sdtudc.iors sh> 30 The Judges u The sSfs~h
gsues whom you select
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TroR KEY WEST AND HAVANA VIA CHARLESTON =
IL TIE eex~nL commodious and swim United stssee mail
ssaehsp ABf. Captain William Roliss vii lssys pier
Nor river On Monday Ocober II for Key Wea and Havana
oschss % Chareoo 70 receive malls snd 5s.senxer nis
venc has wAiergh ooparments rated Al by he under
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dpe< lnprov~ess Together With The vide spre ~ ,faLon
ri erunrnander the sfesf and nun A~s
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UnOn HAVANA VIA NASSAU. N. P.-THx BRrrrgH
IN - North 4 unar,rsn Royal Nail seamship kAHNAK.
usia Brownrss s~l san for the above por1 iron tAs
,oGnpsny's wharf 1t Jersey Cy, on ..-,.
Nonday .,p1 =.
PannAx~ money 70 Nassau.
vor fr,isht ar p.sssse sppiy 70 X CUNARn.
No. Rowing 1re~u-
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Lords, ladies', Gnards Recorders, he, dc.
Previous 10 the tragedy original COMPOSED by
Mr. John Cooke melodies incidental Shsksperes plays
New and appropriate scenrry, Costumes Properties APP
PRICES on ADMISSION.
Prtyate Boxe1 u and ~ Parquete and Circle. 50
Orchena Chairs Family Circle Crosby Is
Boxes and chairs ony may be secured tn advance
Doors open ~ 90; performance begins n IA r. n.
No Free LIST except TO members OF the PresA
Mr.. FORREST 3 second night, Wednesday, Sept -
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LrrsHKR, RrcARDs 4 cos AUSTRALIA sHIPrERs
Line.-Pu kelbompe-rhe very superios ship ADJ
aorDACK. Busmsai.r, commseder. vii have saIy de-
tnA above port For freight passage, having snpe
r for hr~t and srcond css.
py bosrs. pier 10 Eaa river, q 70 F1sHkk, hioAhDS
DO. ~ Wal street, Tuntne Buildinga
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ixy3EAMEK OF SEPTEMBER n
no FOR SOUTH ANTON AND HAvRE.
United States Mail Steamship ILLINOIS :
T. Terry commander will se from pier North ,iver, New
YORK Saturday iep ~ with mails, passengers
rs cal In to Havre SO To southsmpton... ISIS
lThird do do ....... 10 do ...... 80. ~
y No. wing Green N. Y.
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d TO-NI0i9 TO-rr0HTu
GRAND SACRED coxcKRT
GRAND INh1RunkNrAL CONCERT. 80 MUSICIANS
LeAdsr. NJ. rscansnn
Acmsson. ilesntA
NIIBLO's GARDEN.
IN CORTHsI,
The great Lyric Artia, dramatic powers peer
RfsTOHf and RACHEL.
Makes her Arst appearance ~
ON TUESDAY, SEPT. Is Isp
TnK sTAGE-DRAMATIr READISo-KLocUTfoN
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Couinues bar ssrustou 10 The abcves sccomrhAAmenA'
Among her many suecefa pupils she has pessufs IN 10
Mss JANE cooSBs
Resdesce CosiAss plscs bsswesn bescker And honsoa
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The PARKER MuRDR-rrK DEATH BED CONFESSION
HoAx-The following despatch has been sent to the bos
ton Traveller from Manchester, N H., April 1ls-The
Parker murder confession story lie, and an imposition
the Journal, made, doubtless, for political effect
got up At Sandwich to njure william NJ Weed, Clerk
Of the Court Of Carroll county, and strong and prom
nent politician he brother In this city BY the name
Of Harry n. Weed who went " California IN lS49, and
returned some three years SINCE and now in the EN-
poy Of the Amoskeags Company in this city He Is the
one referred 70 In the Journal He above and beyond
All euspicion Is In good health and il deeply grieved at
me story that duplicates the murderer OF Parker
The story IS not made TO njure him directly, but TO make
William N Weed appear IN Carroll county a. brother Of
q murderer William NJ Weed II talked of as one of the
delegates 10 the Republican Convention At Chicago " be
elected soon and was thought probable the story
would the chances OF his election and would
ccptradcted In spoil The story for PURPOSES
for which Is was designed.
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ma rktta.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK ROARn.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April H. 1880.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania State fves, 961z; Reading
Carload, q "a; Lorg Island Railroad, ll2 Pennsylvania
railroad, e21s. SlghI exchange on Now York at par.
NEW ORLEANS, April IL, 1860.
CotsonSaes about coo bales previous quotations;
Nothing else DONE
CHARLESTON, April IL, 1850.
Cotton has an advancing tendency; sales to day. 1000
hales.
SAVANNAH April IL, 1850.
Cotton firm at previous rates. sales today 400 bales
BALTIMORE, April IL, 1880.
Flour firm Howard street superhne held at 50. Wheat
drm and buoyant white at 81 so 81 ~ red, 81 4S .
81 so. Corn quiet at 73c. 1885,, yellow TO- 73c Pro-
vsons steady Whiskey closed firm At 224c a.22Kc
PMLADKIPHA, April IL, 1850
Flour advanced hc, and the market closed with an
advancing tendency superhne So whes& active; red,
81 As 81 SO; white, 81 81 q 81 TO- Corn advanced;
aes, 5000 Dbis yellow ut TIC 75c. Provisions steady
NhisKey dull at &c, a22hc.
CINCINNATI, April 10, $780,
Flour unchanged. whiskey lsc. 1870. Provisions
dull; pork, SIT; bacon dull at 7Kc. exc; lard
10 &c no Money market unchanged aud quiet, and
exchange scaroe-supply unequal to tho demand. Sight
exchange on New York lilo u per cent for gold.
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Rsot In the Bowery Thoatrs.
TERRIBLE FIGHT AMONG TUE B0wsRY D0YS AMI
DEAD RABBITS.

1hAS&sss fA0hI AMONG Tux B0WxRY 10X6 AM
DEAD RABBITS.
Last evening the Bowery theatre was the scene Of
most dkgraoefal riot originating malice against oas OF
The propretors, Mr. H. Allen, BY party known as the
Dead Rabbits" seems that has long been the custom
70 allow the leaders OF this gang free admission to the
theatre but since Messrs Allen and Bouace have be
Inc kssees Of the place they have Of all the free list
Tbs having created considerable feeling against thsm
nerous threats have been made, and last evening
crowd OF about fifty OF the above gang gained
aamAhce 10 the FIRST ter and during the play OF the
hercnsnts Steed OF Syracuse" they kept up continual
hooaog and bliooiDg at Mr.. Allen, who, soems, ap-
pes'ed on the Stage in the character Of Damon
several attempts were made 10 que. the n, bnt
al IN vain, when finally party in the
pit, Known s the "Blwery bows" uu irrtook
70 take the matter in hand, which resulted In terrible
ro' The crowd 10 the FIRST tier almost Ia body leaped
INTO the pit. and for time they kept up serious
slAnght upon one another. Many Of the re-
spectacle portion Of the audience were compelled
70 bxe refuge the stage, and II was
not long before the theatre was nearly cleared.
several persons were badly hurt boy named Hig-
GINS had his hand badly cut, aud Of the "Desd
kahos was severely cut in the With dirk 10 the
han OF one OF the other party The police arrived
under Capt Bowling, and order being restored the rest
OF he performance proceeded with.
Quite number Of persons besides the above were
badly injured, but their could not be
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humber Of persons have been taking with him 10 day
ss.ns. sne BUS, ursrs sess sy nsss % vsss'd aaa
Shat oompciuos would not coutro the fsre-thst they
would noi compete with each other enough ana the
bills became the roads would by combination pre-
vent reduction Of fare What influence this Argument
.1sl ,ao upon lie Governor am una Die " say.
Toe cy RAILROAD warfare vas again carried on In the
this AFTERNOON upon the South and West street. or
- Belt rArosd WAS after short discussion the
- owuisee Of toe Whole, ordered to third read
Wing by vote OF twelve " nine. Eleven Seuators
absent hspy OF those voting for other roads voted
against this The record of votes this bill looks
aepesaeo Ipon VINO we're backing tho roads whether
Joint resolution also adopted in the Senate this
afternoon, appointing William Bryant, Robert B. Mn.
turn, W. Cogsw.h, Alex Hamilton, Jr., ADD Alfred
Fe to examine the rson discipline II there
not he some mode adopted 70 ameiofae the condition OF
tbe prisoners.
The fifth section Of the Tax levy, passed the As
'se~bty yesterday. has decidedly ichack In it.
under great tibulston this evening fearing that
may DO found out before passes the senate IL no
ding morepor Hess than comforting the ComnorCou
Gil VI the CITY o. New York the power 70 make
for CHI sog the streets for i've years upon such terms as
shey chooee, AMI without any restrictions Whatever.
m in the following words:-"And II s hereby declared
lawful for the Commoo Council " authorize and MAKE or
Cause 70 be made, any agreement agreements,
SSn' Ss &c sv 0"9.' for Cleaning the streets
ihe sAa or Kindred appropriations apply for and during
tern 81 years, not 70 exceed uve." Who amongst tae
tnis chg thing viii any one inform uss
Tbs bill 10 consolidate the Brooklyn aud Jamaica Rail
holders that the should be paid
their stocG. The amendments were concarreo
In IN evening BY the Assembly
The senate has mad consideration this evening
abe bill 10 abolish CAPITA punishment Ii was, after
lengthy discussion ordered 70 a third reading
They then took up the Supply bill
The Assembly, as usual spent the evening IN the third
reading OF bills.
Tho State officers and the Republican Senator'S have
been caacuspe this afternoon aud evening" cover
por's roo0, upon the Toll bill Nothing definite has yet
been agreed upon. Every thing rs still in doubt. They
kra An Az n hAFt n fAi IN NOR
The action OF the Governor upon the City Railroads and
The West Arlington Make bits Is still 10 doubt
The Grinding Committee of the Assembly unanimously
yetueo report BROOKLYN Water Works BILL the pro
babsity therefore, 10 be that the bill is dead.
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CRooKE-vAN KIRrx.-0u fhursdsy, April ~, at tbs
Reformed Dutch church, Fifth av61ue Twenty first
street, by the Rev John ADeel Baldwin, PHLuP l.
CROOKS OF Flatbush, r., to MARGARET CRoss daughter
OF the late Lawrence L Van Kleeck, Of New YORK.
GRoUr-hARsuAL On Wednesday evening April IL,
in the Baptist church, by the Rev Dr. Ha
COX, EDWARD CIRCUIT " Miss FANNIE MARSHALL, third
da, gher OF the lsts jos. Marshall, all OF TINS city
HAIL-PUIIxs Thursday, April ~, at the Church
OF the Ascension, by the Rev. John Cotton smith, Mr.
ADDISON b HALL to Miss FANNIE B. daughter Of john A.
Pullen, Esq all OF TINS city.
Lovk1r-hnIIIrs -On Wednesday, April IL, by the
Rev. w A. Bartlett Mr Gx0RGE LovErT, Of New YORK, u
Miss SADIE T., daughter Of A. II Phillips, ESQ, OF
BROOKLYN
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Indiana Union Party Convention.

INIIANAFUlLS, ApIII II, I6bV
The repreee utatveg of the constitutional Union party,
cf Indians assembled here to-day They appointed dele
gates 70 the Baltimore Convention, selected Central
Executive Committee and unanimously adopted the fol
lowing resolutions :-That present as our choice
John Mclean OF Ohio for President, and John Bell,
OF Tennessee, for Vice President, and that we will
cordially support any conservative nAuonA man Wno
may be nominated By the Baltimore Convention.
Richard W. Thompson and John 7. Hayden were ap-
pointed delegates large and one delegate Was ap-
pointed from each Congressional district to the Baltimore
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mr.. Edttcr-We Have Noticed the Re-
port meeting Of GOAL desers and erooers IN your paper Of
ie. the Mr. Weeks rsfuing suoh
st, tements although have not much 70 saeud for
than gold And silver Some A this
csed coal dealers meeting that the
Of there present three coal
dealers four grocefs drivers large rspre
facts WEEKS drss say.-"we arc peddlinx coal
Without hcense" We THE he hooks in
for licenses eel coal, many bousspd collars whs-ess
such coal dealers that meeting
secondiv Mr. weeks s.rha, ne coal p.der. pay no
reoi This we deny, do honss rent sable
bcuses this city and due which
he proved oy ID. public records sn the Utv Hall
the public buy nearly 80 COO coL per
OF us and people generally strict about
they would cerny leave US ana purchase their coal
~ Me- Weeks ~nom thew left time fer boat
snow 10 himself hence bis Opposition TO ma
untrue sell only three kinds OF coal from the LAcka
VIZ % na n1ss vens sns src
Scranton coal and buy from him. olerngh
at less prize than we were ossing % -. 70 ~. ,. ,..,
AND they continue buy in pr.fere ce tn tne cheap saty
which no re- pec.ssle coal psdle- VIII buy
Fihly Mr. Weeks says I'VE spreAd bad money ABOUT the
This Mr Fd,tor fal.ebood and Mr. Weeks shoud
he Knows Of snd ct falls to give informs.
n.r mo- q. s ss semps 10 e chsrc. IN
community where we have lived twenty year. ans hve
We ne peecly woe leave this mssr r. the hsnss Of
Myo Wood where properly belongs ard also interests
in he hsnos of Just pubic we ara con th Justice
sustained We but honest and for tbs truth 0f all
cur ssemep we refer n. public hs wen Known cosl com
purchases such the Delaware and ackswanna Coal Co.,
The Delaware Hudson Coal Co the Pennsyivsnia Coal
Co., and Aessrs Young Tsmage and Frederct Wagn,r
$50 COAL PkOLEHS.
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Other Ports,

BALTIMORE, April l2-Ar 10y tell bark Blue Wing. Rio
JAneiro March March H. was In company with wh ship Pa
cHc hcmeward bound; 18th lat Is lon 81 S. sgnalzed
clipper ship steering showing blue sigma Loft In
port shrs Sea Serpent nom London for Hong Kong repg
kHork for San Franoiso0 70 sail White
Falcon for San Francisco TO repair pg Warwick for
hYork day; schr Josephine, for do soon.
BOSTON, April l2-Arr (by ep Br bark Advance, Cam,
GLASGOW.
on highland Light, shp Haveock. from Liverpool.
fEW ORLEANS April l2-Arr by teD ships etas Green.
1psn, Boston; Unco, Palermo.
PaiLADELPHIA, Aprl l2-Arr (by teD sho Norway, Ma
or havana schrs Teszer Eldrdge, Mob1e Reed McCal
mon, Pcrtiand steamer Sprague Matthew'S, Boston Cid
hsrSs verturo or) Gambardes Newcastle u; BENZ Hsle,
iite Havana sesh Gould Boston schrs Honesty, FAun,
Aslow ell; Iousa, BALLET, Boston.
Below, brgs ferdinand from Rochelle; Eous from Paler
no Caroline Indies schr Midway Belle from halifax.
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News from Utah and Pixies Peak.

\ =, - AICHIsON, April II, 1850.
Inc uenuai overland Mail and fike's Peak Express
rVd mere Is morning, bringing dates from Salt Lake To
ne lan OF March from Denver to 6h OF April with
en- holssrd collars Of gold per express and eight thou
sand dollars worth IN the hands of passengers.
he reports from the mines are more favorable than
ever many new and rich discoveries having bsen made
Inc weather was very fine and emgrants were arriving
daily.
TIE California Porey Express met At Chimney Rock
on Friday, the 9th inst, al 2 A. N.
shooting affair irrcd II Rocky Ridge on the 5ote
uit in which IL wis HAnes and Joe Cady were Killed,
ana Bill Finley wounded.
There ls no news of Importance from Camp Floyd.
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sxw YORK LEGIsLATURE.



U ALBANY, April IL, $780,
The h, 70 establish the line the city on Har
lem nvcf, between First aud Third avenues was or
.usred 10 a third reading
TIE following bills passed.
To extend East siseet, New York.
To divide the Sixth judicial district Of the city Of New
York.
The motion by Mr. Mcleod Murphy (dem), strike out
sbe euao,ns clause, was lost to Is.
70 consolidate Inc Brooklyn Central aud the Brooklyn
End Jamaica railroad companies
To widen B1sa~iok avenue Brooklyn
To incorporate the Western New York Agricultural So
Getty.
The Brooklyn ami Broadway Railroad bill was laid on
She table.
Bills considered in Committee of the Whole
The eeaih Avenue Railroad bill ordered to third
readiDg.
M WnIAMs reported dverscly the bill relative to
bank Dote engraving.
Mr. sro offered JOINT resolution to adjourn sine die
II 8 P. NJ Friday.
A concurrent resolution Of the Assembly appointing
Messrs. C. Bryant, Robert b Mnturn, NJ T COgs we'll
Alexander Aami ton Jr, ana Alfred Pell commissioners
10 examine the Stats prison discipline report the
next legislature WAS adopted.
Committee of Conference appointed the APP
preparation bill.
The bills payment OF the interest on the Canal
nraf,s and divide Allegheny county jury districts
ordered to third reading
EVENING SESSION
The concurrent resolution OF the Assembly relative to
The exchanging OF laws, &C. with the Executives Of other
states, was adopted.
The bill relation 70 capital punishme taken up
and after debate ordered 10 third reading IL 10
The Supply bill was then taken up, and debated until
past midnight
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BALTIMORE, Apru IL, l66O
The Union MAS Meeting this afternoon largely at
1ended and quite enthusiastic. Il was addressed by
Coleman Zellou John Kennedy William Price, j. Nor
rison harris, and others Twenty delegates chosen
10 represent the city in the State Convention OF the Con
bttulional Union party, which here the 18th
The meeting adjourned 70 Monument square, where Is
now In progress Hon. Richard W. Thompson is one Of
Che speakers.
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Affairs In Boston.

BD5NoNI ADf1i II, HbUV1
clerk Of Burr Co., named Trrel was arrested tnis
AFTERNOON for embexzement He subsequently attempted
20 commit suicide with revolver but the ball, striking
the Of the skull glanced of, lodging IN his cheek
Mr. Thompson, who killed Foley ut South Kead ng
few days since, examined 10 day, ana fuuy conns
Aed 10 answer the charge Of murder.
State street broker was arrested In this city this a.
Aernoon for forgery.
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The X ansas Republics n Territorial Con
ySnrfOn.

LEayESwoRTH, X T., Apr IL, 1850,
The Republican Territorial Convention met at Lawrence
I'D the 1ltb inst. A. 9. Wilder, John A. Martin, W A.
PHILIPPE W. w. Ross, W. Proctor and John p. Halter
soheidt were appointed delegates to Chicago The Con
veuton passsd6 unanimously resolution declaring VIM
the hrst choice Of the republicans Of Kansas
Tor the Presidency. The attendance large and the
notion hAr uOpiOue.
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weather Reports from aalifax.

April 1l.-Rsin from to IL A NJ thermometer 4s
degrees; wind north, AMI light; clearing up M4P. NJ.
thermometer ~ degrees
April l2-Sky clesr; wind south west, light; thermoms
Ter 52 degrees couding up at four o'clock slight
iast night to north.
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The Recent Rains and the Freshots.
BALrMoRK, April IL, 1850.
The heavy rains caused considerable damss 20 on the
line OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The banks of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal submerged. AT
the lsee6 accounts however, the water rapidly sub
siding.
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News from vsra Crux.

News from Vera Cruxs
NEW ORLEANS, April Ia, 1884,
We have vera Cruz dates Il the LIST inst
Miranoa bad mot arrived 1t the capital
The French Minister hsd been instructed 70 cooperste
with the Engsh Minister in bringing about an armsos
The widest excitement prevailed Of the capital regard
ing the Sc zure Of Marin's steamers
The Brooklyn arrived ai Vera Cruz on the 9th ult
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Something New.-A Hommor, Tucker,
FFII.ER BINDER AND GAUGE COMBINED jos patent
Cd snpls hsmog any width and thickness of cloth sser
sls, appied,o ssy sswing nsdnS * ny a. y 2 fsy
THIS fRATS ordsIsby mna s1ppSs9 hostage Pc.d Com
bar Also USlvERsAL BOsOAFOLDER and BxLF-
AAAA ." "' UNIVERSAL. HKMMxR CO.. ~ Broadway.
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BrookIyn.-Fact Indfspufa bile, that Will
LANsCE'3 Photographs incompAraoly above all compe
ution In New York or the country.