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~ Y tUm Tue BOSTON Traveller, April O.
Y. I" woodbury., Fac, counsel In the habeas corpus
case OF r. sanborn or silas Carlton the person who
sahoorn Concord has presented 70 Chief JUS
ucT snaw EXCEPTIONS 70 bis decision in this case.
The exceptions that the Court has no jurisdction
70 revise or control the proceedings the Sergeanat
Arms OF the Senate as TO his Official power 70 delegate
the service OF the warrant but that the Senate by the
first article Of the constitution have tho exclusive power
OF constituting and deciding their own privileges aad the
customs and rules through which they should DO
cised, and who are and who are not its officers
That the Sergeant At Arms had right by the rules
and customs Of the Senate to delegate his power sas
Carlton.
That by the general rule Of law Carlton Was deputy Of
the Sergeant at Arms.
These points having been made 1t the hearing, and
overruled, IL b asked that these exceptions be allowed
They will be allowed substantially In the present form
and the will 60 before the full bench for argument
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Supreme Court-Circult.
Before Hon. Judge Balcomb.

THE UIbFUTEO DIbThlCT CLhHkbHlFs
APRIL 1o-The People at hs Relation Of Samuel Os0osd
ps. 1Aos. r. Pees.-Thh u motion for qsN oasranto
brought by the reator obtain the Office Of Clerk Of The
Second District Court TO which he was appointed by tho
Mayor and Aldermen In Convention the 1lth N0vem
Der, 1862 He demanded possession but the defendant
damages fer the overlooking The respondent denies that
Osgood appointed by legal Convention - the Mayor
men. The respondent claims that In 1857 his term of
office extended by the Legislature for SIX years. and
by virtue Of that act he holds possession. Decion re-
Mr.. D. D. Field.
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OPERATE xAr1xRs.-At the Academy Of Music this
evening Adelina Patti viii mako her debut in "Don Pas
quale" The distribution embraces, in addition TO the "a
vorite name Of the prima donna, those Of Brignoli
(Nemorino) Ferri Aaatesta), Susni (Don Pasquale),
and delightful performance may be anticipated.
Mr.. Max Maretsek will commence his season at the
Winter Garden this evening, when Madame CASTER will
sing In "Lucia" N. Gassier win sing the baritone part,
and the new tenor, Errani, win make his dsbR ~
Edgardo.
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The Governors Of the Amshouse held their regular
periodical meetings yesterday afternoon Governor Pink
ney presiding.
The weekly statement Of statistics of the institution
showed that there at present $40 persons under
their charge The number admitted during the week was
,t34 while the number discharged 1856. This n
decrease Of 15l for the past on whole number
in the institutions
The fornightly acquisitions read and passed. with
some slight alterations
Dr winslow lewis, Of Boston, applied for permission TO
visit the institutions and transmitted q communication
from the directors Of the Ranesiord institution in that
city ntimatng their intention also Of paying them visit
The subject was referred, with power
proposal made by Baker, Smith L. Go. TO place q
heating and ventiating apparatus in the Island
Hospital was referred 70 the Committee the Island
Hospital with power The contractors would only asi the
difference In the cost Of heating the hospital with their
apparatus for ten years. and that OF the heating OF Belle
Vue h Hospital ny the apparatus now that building
posed enlargement OF the Idiot House. The committee
reported that they had repudisted the plan originally
adopted by the Board for the enlargement Of the building
and recommended the demoshing Of the present build
ing and the construction OF new one at cost Of
over the amount OF IS 900, which hive been the
cost Of the edfce originally
Governor SMITH denounced the contract, alleging that
the wok pseposed and the additional expense recon-:
neither came from the COMMITTEES the architect but
from the contractor and said with emphasis, that the
plans approved by the Board 70 be got aside for the
benefit Of contractors IL is time the Board should be
abolished.
Governors PNoKSEy and OLIVER, members Of the com.
mitee defended their report the grounds that the
present building Ia too nhrm TO bear alteration.
Governor PINCKNKy moved that action be postponed
the report and that Gov Smith be appointed committee
70 ascertain there be any fraud in the matter This
motion was subsequently withdrawn, Governor Smith A.
frming that he did not make . charge Of fraud.
Governor MALosEY moved to lay the subject over till
next meeting. Lost
Governor Smith moved that the Board adhere 10 their
former plans. Lost
Governor OLIVER moved 70 accept the report adopt
It, The motion was carried by vote Of 6to2.
The Committee Island Hospital reported in favor Of
awarding the contract for the plumbing work the
hospital TO Dowdney Fitch for 50 ,300 they being the
lowest bidders. The report was adopted
Some other subjects then discussed, but fur.
her action taken Of any interest TO the public previous
to the adjournment.
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy and Jury.
SUIT FOR SERVICES AS AGENT.

APRIL 10.-Wiziam J. Davidson %. Lorenzo Veaturo.--
This action brought to recover for services
der ed to plaintiff in sellng out, rather for anding
purchaser the lease fixtures and good will Of the pro-
misses 444 Hroome street. The plaint alleged that do
PENDANT agreed to pay him 500 he procured pur-
chaser at 81 $780, and anything over that sum received by
him (deendan) he would give 70 plaintiff In addition 70
the tl0o; that he (plant) then called upon Mr.. NC
Naly and induced him 70 purchase for d 600 Tho de-
PENDANT denied any living agreement promise 70 pay
Of any Kind Whatever but admitted thai aer the SALE
offered (gratuously) $l6 70 plaintiff being The amount
he would have to pay broker. Inc parties were re-
spectively examined a. Witnesses and the Jury, aer
short deliberation, found for plaintiff $500.
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which COL 900 were American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER
The advices from Manchester are favorable. The
ket was firm, but rather tanner.
HAvRE MARKET.
The havre cotton market closed with declining ten
dency Sales Of the week. 10000 baies stock 2sl 900
bales New Orleaus tres ordinaire, 106f do. bas, 9
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
The Liverpool breadstuHs market was dull, and Tues
days advance was barely maintained. Richardson,
Spence Il Co. quote -four tending downward: American
26s 30s., but prices barely maintained. Wheat quiet
about Tuesdays advance, but full prices occasion
ally obtained: Red Western, los 3D. 10s 3d.; white
do los Cd. Ia. Cd. Corn duh yellow. go. Cd. a4s
3d.. white, 87s. 8ss.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Bigland, Ashya Co., Wakefield, Nash Co., and
others report beef steady. Pork firm, and Irish q. Cd
higher; new American 75s q IT'S. Cd. Bacon steady.
Lard dull and nominal Taow-Iitle inquiry and prices
weak butchers, 67s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular reports ashes quiet at 29s 3Os
for potts. and 38s 3os Cd. for pearls. Sugar heavy.
Coffee quiet Rice arm, and Sd. higher. Bark quiet
Phiadelpha, Ss 3D. %. Cd; Baltimore 70. Cd. FAh
os-Sales unimportant Linseed OIL 2Ss Sd. 2ss. Cd.
Rosin dull As. 3d. "a A. 3D. for Spirits tur
pentine dull at S5s. Cd. 3es Tes-Sales unimportant
LONDON MARKETS.
Barng's Circular reports wheat firm, and 1s. . q.
higher Iron steady for bars and rails; pig dull and
sHghty lower sales at SIS. Cd. Sugar dull and part
ally 1s. lower Rice nrm Tea irregular, and slightly
lower Spirits turpentine dull at86s. Cd. 8Ss.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 3l-P N.
Cotton very dull. Sales to day 1000 bales.
Wheat buoyant
Corn steady
Flour steady.
Provisions steady.
LONDON, March 81, 1850.
The colonial produce markets for tho week have been
unsettled, partially from the proposed advance In the
bank rate.
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FRANCE

The French Senate had indirectly rejected by large
majority petitions requesting their Intervention in aver
Of the temporal powers of the Pope.
The French papers treat Lord John Russells speech
with comparative indifference.
The Paris Bourse had been buoyant, and prices eonn-
derably higher viz: Tor S6c; but Friday strong
reaction set in and the closing quotation for Rentes
6Sf S6c
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THE SAVOY QUESTION.

The treaty for the oession Of Savoy 70 France was
published but its features were already known.
reported that Switzerland win protest against
Francigny.
There were rumors Of probable Congress on the Swiss
question.
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FATAL CAsuArnB.-G1orge Nocum, native Of New
York. aged % years. died yesterday n hi residence No.
cidsntay received by falling froa pcaf6d q he COR.
ner Of HirSt avenue and Nine&eenth 6reet ~
John Clements, native q scotland. 80 ~ years,
and painter BY trade, died q Believe HopitaI fo1
The effects injuries accidentally received " rhg nom
aladdsr q Tompknr xArket, On The - ukmo Or
oner O'Keefe held 81 inquest n both cneea.
found drownedat the fbot u Nxtesnh ofeet n r., On
Monday night, md the 0oroner was notified 70 hold N
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THE NEWS BY THE PRINCE ALBERT.

The steamship Prince Albert. Captain Prowse from
Galway Saturday the slst uK arrived at 81. Johns,
N. r., q noon Of Monday, the 9th inst.
she has 30 passengers for b. Johns, and $50 for
New York, for which port she win leave On Tuesday
morning.
The Steamship North American, from Portland, ar
rived a Liverpool on the 10Th nit
The sseamahip Glasgow, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the aoth.
The sssamahip New York, iron New York, arrived n
Southampton on Ne aosh
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ITALY

The Pope had issued the act Of major accommodation
against all who oounseed rebellion, invasion, usurpa
ton in the Romagna, and had sent protest 70 all the
governments against the annexation Of the Legations 70
Sardinia,
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BowxRY THKATRx-A complimentary bsnent viii be
given to the popular Irish comedian, Mr. James Pilgrim,
at this popular establishment 70 night when three capital
pieces will be presented and . host Of volunteers will
appear.
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HnssAnoS n SAIM, MAA-1he citiscu Of ne ssaid
Old city Of Salemn somewhat stirred up Z the present
time account II young girl making com plsn1 be.
fore magistrate against pr00inent lawyer q he a.
Nod father Of chd Of whisA shs = - moshar Il
Housht thal no mr. WIN b ev,@,sd without a stam
natieo beeege the Court.
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Of VIENNA 70 insure the neutrality Of tho Heve,ic Con
federation. But that question which government
OF the Emperor must discuss with those Powers them
selves aHd do not hesitate 70 say that disposed
10 adopt any notifications suggested, whether for the
general interest," especially for the interest Of Switzer
land.
You will be good enough sir read this despatch and
10 furnsh copy Of 70 the President Of the Federal
Council. Accept, &c, THOUVENEI
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Important from switzerland,

letter from Berne of the 2lst says-Tweve members
OF the Grand Council Of Berne yesterday gave notice Of
their intention TO propose the adoption Of the following de-
caraton: 1.-The Grand Council OF the Canton of Bernie
hereby declares that, like the Federal Council considers
the question Of the neutralzed provinces Of Savoy ~
vital one that considers the preservation Of the rights
which belong 10 switzerland with respect thereto ~ one
OF selfpreservation; and that IN sccord with the people Of
Bore is ready TO make all sacrifices to naiaiw Aose
rights The government s requested 70 communicate the
present declaration to the Federal Council"
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Naval IntsIligsnes.
IA UniAed sen1n s1eansr wsssR ynco sAned nom
Rensaco1A On tAs 2dhnk On cruise. NJ aosaner Cru
,sssr ": 2 90 a De - lprhw sasee " n0s'a
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The Bishop Of Orleans has been acquitted. Nothing
Steele and the representatives. Of the Rousseau family
brought against him. Az the correspondent Of the Lon
tons Ike those could be sustained .ould be impossible
to write history The Court expressed the most decided
opinion that the ncrminated letter Of the Bishop applied
10 the memory Of the late Bishop and being In no way
pointed at his relatives alive was therefore mot &C.
tionable.
The number of deaths from cholera on the Malabar
coast during January has been awful VI o0AS cases a.
tackled 4l28 died.
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The Archduke Naximihan, Of Austria, and the Arch
duchess Charlotte having left Cadz for Gibraltar, had
turned aside from their route TO visit the Spanish army At
Teuan but just as they reached the camp the weather
became 30 bad that they obliged to embark The
government the anticipation that the Moors might be
disposed treat for peace bad sent NJ Merry superor
functopary, Of the department Of Foreign Affairs TO Te
uan assist the Generaln Chief in the negotiations n
Merry resided for some years a Bayonne - secretary Of
the Spanish commission for settling the frontiers between
France and Spain. The death OF Admiral dos SOlee R
announced and ii is stated that though twice Minister
(once Of the Marine Department In Spain for the long
space Of years. from 1910 70 l847), and though
twice Captain General Of province he died poor that
the had been Obliged 10 undertake pay the
expenses Of bis funeral
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GREAT DRTTAN.n 90 { 49,
Lord John Russell haa sassd n ne Heuss Of Commons
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The official Madrid Gazee contains the prelimnaries
Of the treaty of peace between Spain and Morocco No
oedes all the territory between the sea and the
road TO Andera the Convention Of 1859 relative TO Ma-
nila" 'Aella is ratified indemnity Of 20, 900 900
piastres Is TO be paid to Spain for the expenses
Of the war, and in the meantime Spain ID 70 hold
Tetuan; commercial treaty is guaranteed, and a
spanh Minister missionaries permitted 10 reside
at Fez The treaty to be signed at Tetuan April O. and
commission is TO be appointed to determine the bounda
ries between Spain and Morocco
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

rlNANClAL AMI COMMERClAL NEWS.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The demand for money was heavy. An advance Of the
rate OF interest by the Bank Of England was pending
Consols closed on the 3oh at OAK for money and CAS-
941 for account, and the 3lst "a 94h for both
money and account.
The bullion in the Bank Of England had decreased
$4,000.
Earrings Circular reports money decidedly more strin.
gent
There was change 70 date in American securities.
THE FRENCH FUNDS
The French Bourse very agitated, and the rates
had reached 7o.s5c. but closed at %. 3oc. ~
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales Of the
5000 bales, Of which $500 To- speculators and
5000 70 exporters The market very dull and prices
had declining tendency Some circulars report the in
ferior qusos "a lower. The sales OF the S0th were
1000 bales including 900 speculation and for export
the market closing quiet at the following authorized
otatio0
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Switzerland, a. the Congress- Of Vienna solicited as
essential the defence q her southern frontier, the
cesson Of several territories which equally claimed
by the envoys Of the King Of Sardinia The Sar-
dnian Plenipotentiaries after long discussions ad
subject however 70 . combination calculated in the
interest Of Piedmont and originating with them
selves This combination 10 precisely that which in
tain has the effect Of extending the guarantees OF
neutrality TO the northern part Of Savoy 1.-THE under
signed . declared NJ de st. Aarsan, in hts memorandum
% tue osc Of s on
the following condtonsThat the provinces Of ChAblais
and Faucgny shall be included In the neutrality Of Swift
Il the valas that the armed troops Of other Power
shall either remain In pas through these provinces,
win tSs exception OF such e the Aevetc Confederation
This therefore, had for it, object TO
portion Of Savoy and Switzerland, by its acquiesence,
obliged herself 70 SECURE the execution Of It by pledgng
herself, the hand 70 afford passage 70 Sardinan
troops 70 return TO Piedmont and the oher station,
case OF need federal troops in the neuralized country
The engagement accepted BY the Confederation the
equivalent for territorial cessiou made TO the Canton Of
0eneva and the eventual naturalization Of Chabas and Eau
dins and the compensation for sacrifice This neutra
cation had not, them been originally arranged with
suncenty defended by an mpasablo barrierhst q -
my, the neutrality proclaimed BY agreement Of the
Powers. On the contrary, Il vas imposed = charge
Mons. What foundation, after this can the Helveto
Confederation have for invoking tho acts Of 1915
oUpci miah. pretend that BY This osssoS moins he
terms Of the contract b lawful for them 10 consider
themselves exonsrated with respect 10 Sardinia from the
obligation Of watching the maintenance Of the
afty Of Cbabais and Faucgny; but ono cannot under
sand that they should wish to avail themselves q the
occasion 70 contest with Piedmont the right 10 dispose OF
this PROVINCE and TO declare that attack made on the
guaranteed security a the Confederation.
Does not the situation Of Switzerland far a. il may
be gathered from the negotiations establish the fact that
he Federal Council ntefposs, without legitimate grounds
p the arrangements which the governments Of The Eu1-
peror and the King or Sardinia propose to concluded
observe, moreover, sir, that u open TO ns 70 IN
quife how the sNpuatons Of 1915 on this special point
csncrm Win the whole Of the Combinations agreed upon
n hat period bstween TIE Powers whe signed tho seaes
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Tho colonial produce markets for the week have bee
unsettled, partially from the proposed advance In tn
bank rate.
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HACK s5OUSE.
GOODHUE HOUSE.

l.. F. HENDRICKSON, Proprietor.
This new and commodious House is situ ated
on Plum street, Red Wing. 1t has been bull:
and furnished under the special supervision OF
tho proprietor, all the rooms are we'll lighted
ventilated and furnished. and all persons wish
ing to got the worth Of their money are res
pectfuily invited to give HIM = call. and no
pains win be spared to make. comfortable oil
those who may favor him with their patronage.
In connection with the House il good stable,
acd we'll ofwater. Ostler always IN attendance.
january End, 1850. 179tf.
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70LUME 6, NUMBER 8.
Il O TIE L s..
METROPOLITAN HOTEL

Levecstveet, ,immediatoly opposite the Steam
boatLanding, Rod Wing, minnesota,
\. A. 4 E. l.. TEELE, PRoPR1Erors
spacious and commodious house
isnow open for the reception Of guests
1t has been constructed under the immediate
supcr>isionof the proprietors, aud nothing has
beer c;a t-cdtoinsure the comfort and conTen-
icnce CT those who may favor them with thcir
patronage. The numerous rooms are NIL we'll
lighted ventilated and furnshedin asuperior
manner. IN connection with the house 10 a
gooG nd comm odious stable.
E.e Vino Marchl 1855. sStf
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t2i DOUGLAS SPEECH.
When Douglas commenced speak
ing, there were from fifteen to twenty
thousand people about the stand. The
Judges speech, in print, looks as if he
carried on a dialogue with the crowd,
SO constantly was be interrupted by the
enthusiastic Democracy. We quote
such extracts from his speech as give
an idea of its general tenor. % II
1t is the first duty of every Ameri.
can citizen to perform all his obliga.
tions under the constitution. I care
not whether you like or dislike al
its provisions; yet every American borr
citizen rests his head under an hered
|itary obligation to fulfill its provis
ions; aud every na,uralized and adopt
ed citizen has taken an oath of tidel:
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ity to the constitution. (Cheers.) Hence,
he who is not willing to carry ont III
good faith every clause, every word,
every letter of the constutlon is trai-
tor in his heart to his country. loud
cheers. Cries Of "Good boy.'')
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RED WING HOUSE.

JACOB BENNETT, Proprietor,
Red WING, MINNESOTA.
t~Connected with the House is large and
ccnvenicn. Stable. Stages lesv e daily for the
interior. Teams and Carriages on hand to
convey rassengcrsto any part Of the country.
April24, 1883. SO-tf
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C1IILLSoN HOUSE.

CORNER OF BROAD AMP THIRD STREETS
\. r. MILLER, Proprietor.
THIS nIw Hotel is now open for the reception
i Of the travelling public, where they will.
find the best Of accclll III nodations. There is
yool sta bls attached. Passengers and Bag
gage conveyed to and from the Boats free Of
charge. .'.' A'i-Ay
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PosrxAsTERs. every where. are OH + +. ut uthorize.
Agents. Nopaper mailed till the sabscriptio
pirce il RENTED. b. sl fI!3 f.Tf -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-01
Hon. Thomas Corwin

viii speak at Washington, Davies County,
on Thursday, September 9Th, at one o'clock
p. NJ.
The central committee of Davies Coun-
ty will please notice the above, and make
arrangements accordingly.
We nope that the Republicans of Daviess
County will interest themselves TO get
rousing crowd for Gov. Corwiu, from that
and adjoining counties. We promise them
d Great Speech. d&wtd.