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CBAsBFRs-DAY-On Thursday evening, April 10, by
the Rev. j. s. Insxip, JBsz CHAaBKRs formerly OF Eng
land 10 Miss JANE T. DAY, only daughter OF Hannah
Thompson Of New York
EARnKY--LoCKwooD in Williamsburg on Wednesday,
April 49, by the Rev C. c. Norton Mr. JOHN ID. HARTLEY
10 Miss SARAH i. LOCKWOOD all Of this city
HAYwARD--R oGERs.--ln this CITY, on Thursday, April
70, by Rev Mr. Dobson, CHARLES ANDREW HAYWARD, Of
Troy, to MISS ZuRAH T. ROGERS, Of this city.
Troy and Albany papers please copy.
observation-disclosures Wednesday, April IS, Mr.. VIII
LIAM JgNsINGs TO Miss CAROLINE BROKER OF this city.
QuINBy-ARcHM I'm Brooklyn, W. D., on Wednesday,
April 49, by the Rev. j. Hagany, At the residence Of
TIE BRIDES father, DAVID s. DUMMY Jr to NJ LOUISE, only
daughter Of George E. Archer, ESQ, all Of the former
place.
SMnr-BRowN.-In this city, on Wednesday, April IS,
by the Rev Mr.. Kelsey, Mr.. GEORGE NELSON SMITH, Of
stony Brook, to Miss ADEIADE BROWN, Of this city.
SrgyHENs- this city, on Wednesday, April
IS, by the Rev s. d. Alexander HENRY G. SrEpHENs, o.
Boston, to ELEANOR daughter Of The late Moses Kim
ball
observation-disclosures Baltimore on Wednesday, Apr
I8, by Rev. DR.. Wyatt JOHN TRUsLOw, OF Brooklyn,
Mfs LYLE daughter OF Camilus Kidder Esq Of the FOR
mer city
wYEr-D.IToS in Brooklyn, Saturday, April Ia
by the Rev. Father Frsnciola. WIN FRANCIS J B WyyrT
70 Miss CArHARfsr HAuroy both of St Johns, N F.
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the corruption here which is now charged
against the Corporation Of New York;

the corruption here which is now charged
against the Corporation Of New York"
This declaration seemed at the time SO i'm
probable, not to say audacioas, that it aroused
the ire Of the Senators from the rural districts,
and Mr.. Cooley, who then represented Staten
Island and Queens county, replied, "that for
one he had rather trust himselft to the despotism
of Austria than to the mercy Of the Common
Council Of New York, and though it was very
possible that that city might send up Senators
and Assemblymen of the character of their
Common Councilmen, be did not believe that
such corruption would ever be chargeable upon
the representatives Of the rural districts" The
bill, though IN modified form, was passed
those notifications have since been changed
and the whole power taken from the city and
centralized in Albany.
Now, though but seven years have elapsed,
the members from the rural districts have
shown themselves no purer, no better, no more
incorruptible than the Aldermen of 1852, known
Ns the Forty Thieves. 1t is sad realization
of prophecy which, at the time, was
looked upon as unlikely. Cities have al
ways been regarded as sores on the
body polite, and their representatives
as purely worldly minded, whilst historians and
poets have 60 long written and sung of the
comparative moral purity and integrity Of
those who live in the valley and toll upon the
mountain side. But, heretofore, most people
have been inclined to believe there was some
foundation for these bucolic projections This,
however, turns out to have been merely
historians error--a poets dream--for we
are told that in the Legislature the most bare
faced corruptionists we're from the rural dis
tricts.
1t may well be asked to what is all this
shameless decentralization tending? We have
heard some sober minded persons express the
opinion that the Legislature of 1860 is as
honest a one as we shall ever see again under
our present form of government. Can it be
that there are individuals who, enriching them
selves by the corruption of the hour, are in
different to the probability of these abuses be-
ing put an end to by the total subversion of
our republican institutions? Let these men
beware, or the words of Senator Cooley may be-
come the words of the people. They may yet
proclaim that they too would rather be ruled
by single despot than by swarm of thieves
and robbers in the shape of aldermen, sena-
tors and assemblymen.
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sxssxs. in Augusta, Ga, on Tuesday, April III 4 o.
6MsoS Thursday morning, April 10. ArA 6r-
SON. widow Of George Simpson, aged 90 years ana
months. AZ .
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10 e.
tend the funeral this Frday), at twelve O'Clock nooos
from 1872 East Twenty ninth street.
TRY0S.-On Wednesday, April Is, JOsM xRYox, = M
80th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family and those Of biz 80 6a.saI
the funeral, from No 275 East Broadway, ths rrdayt
afternoon, At two O'Clock.
wAKxmAN--On Thursday, April 10, JOHN, eldest - q
John and Caroline Waterman, aged years and meneh1
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are invited -
attend the funeral Saturday afternoon At ono ooisc
from the residence OF his parents, No. DOB Brooo ses
without further notice.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10, 1860.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania STATE fves, 90; Reading
Railroad. 2sS; Morris Canal $685. long Island Railroad
ns: Pennsy ivsna Railroad, 375s interest of. Sight
NEW ORLEANS April II, 1850
Cotton quiet sales to day, 5000 bales sales of three
days. IL eco bales receipts Of the week. Ii 600 bales
against ~ $50 bales last year Increased receipts
port, 46 SEQ bales DO at all Southern ports 767 500
bales Sugar dull at 6c. 6sc. fair to fully fair
Aolasses Gull at Sc 39c. Bacon firm ut lOc IL 70
treghts OF cotton to Liverpool s-16d. Exchange
altered.
NEW 0nx,ss, April 49, 1860
Cotton more active sales to-day, l5 900 oaes ddng
at 101fc lie Flour quiet at IS rs Sterling exchange
* ass per cent: do with bills OF ladny ached, Ia
TX per cent premium. Exchange New York at sight
:. discount a q premium.
NEW ORLEANS, Arra 10, 1860.
The cotton market is quiet; sales to-day 1900
bales at easier but not quotaoly lower prices Sugar
steaoy at 64c 714c. for fair TO fully fair soasses
An average business done to-day but without QUO
table change in prices. Mess pork firm, at SIS. Flour
frm Gales at SIS rs a SIS SIX for supernnc whtskey
dull, at 2oc: Coffee firm, at l3c 1876 Freights Of
cotton to Liverpool, 7l6d. Exchange una,tered.
MOBILE, Apri17 1860
C0ttonSaies to day 1500 bales, l0c. loi &C. for
midd.ng Sales Of three days, COCO baes Receipts OF
three days 3e0 bales The Of the market unchang
ed.
CHARLESTON April IS. 1860
Cotton ursetf!ed and dropping Gales to day. bales
SAVANNAH, April Is, 1860
Cotton quiet sales ESQ bales. Better grades nrmer.
Stock light.
SAVANNAH April 10, 1850.
CctonSaes TO- day $50 bales the market closing firm.
Although the business il small there Ia better feeling in
the Market and the finer qualities slightly higher.
The sales Of the week add bales and the receips
6760 bales, against $50 for the corresponding week in
last year We quote strict middlng At lie. Sterling
change 1881 loss.
BALTIMORE April 10, 1850.
Flour buoysnt; Howard street So 12,s, advanced &c
Wheat scarce and wanted white, 81 10 a 81 so; red
81 As 81 SO. Corn steady; white, 74c. TIC; yellow,
74c. 7bc. Provisions quiet and unchanged whiskey
dull At 22tzc.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10, 1860
F1oni firm and active at SO Is q IS so for snperfne
Wheat 6rm white 81 65 81 Is; red 81 AZ 81 g. Corn
active at 7Sc; Provisions quiet whskey firm at &c.
22Ac.
CINCINNATI, April 49, 1850.
Flour a shade higher; superfne IS 80 S. CO. Whiskey
dull and declined &c. at 17xc. Pork firm. Bacon 40.
q 9,4c. Lard 10Ac. Exchange unchanged.
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MarylA nd Union State Constitutional
Convention.


Convention.
BALTIMORE April 10, 1850
The Union state Constitutional Convention assembled at
pocn to-day, at Carroll Hall
James Wallace Of Dorchester, was chosen temporary
President.
Dcustion cnsued relative to the admission Of two dele
gates from Batimore-one representing the Union Con-
vention, and the other the American party pro.
posed to have both represented.
The attendance was large, and much interest mani
Tasted in the proceedings.
The Convention settled the difficulty in regard to the df
feren sets OF delegates from Allegheny county and Bal
city by admitting both.
Hon. DANIEL WEisErL OF Washington county, made
permanent President.
committee CT one from each county. 10 prepare the
business, appointed at the night session.
Ibe committee reported in favor of sending represen-
tates 70 the National Constitutional Convention and
commencing the appointment Of electors. The first
luton adopted The second recommending the appoint
mep Of District electors, caused much discussion Some
thought the Convention should appoint electors only
the State at large leaving the people Of the districts 10
select their own electors
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rho Miss0ur1 and Western Telegraph
Company.

The Missouri and Western Telegraph
Company.
Sr. Loug, April IS, 1861
Tho Missouri and Western Telegraph Company vas or
ganixed yesterday BY The election Of c. n Stebblns,
President and Treasurer; Edward Creighton, Gene
raj Agent, and Robert c. Ciowey, Secretary
and superintendent Among the OorpOrators Of this
pauy Charles NJ Stsbbins, OF st. LOUIS Isaac r. FL
WOOD Of Rochester, and j. H Wade and Arson Stager,
OF Cleveland This company contemplstes tho immediate
construction OF line 70 Omaha Nebraska and Council
Bus, Iowa extending westward 70 the Pixies Peak gold
region ana their design 70 push forward their north
ern and southern extensions rapidly possible. They
will be prepared TO connect with Northern Southern
line 70 California, or both two built-as is most
likely 70 De the casethus converging al he lines west
OF the Mississippi at this point making 81 Louis the great
distributing centre Of Geographic business between the
Atlantic and Pacific stations.
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AUGUSTA, "a April ~, I66U.
Postmaster General Holt aad wife have arrived a.
Charleston from Florida
Judge Maerath decided Wednesday that the South
Carolina Circuit Court has exclusive jurisdiction against
Captain Corre and that his case cannot be renewed In
Georgia
Editors and newspaper generally are gathering ra
pidy al Charleston.
Alvin Blakesley Of Utica New York, dentist, miste
rously disappeared sea Monday last from the steam
ship Augusta, 1t Savannah, from New York. He ID sup
pcsed 10 have been insane and 10 have been drowned
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court CNI6nU8f-IhA8 l1&ys
CouRr OF OYER TsRMNER.-Part 2-Nos. 30S2, 1915,
4C32, 4oeO, 472, 1913, 1855, 24e2s, 24l6, 1857
ee5l 1875, 4al1, 4lI $685. 1895, 3Ss3l. 3049 1875,
266l 2as5, 50 1000 2c74 7Ts 1851 1888 ail5, Aes,
3O7s 4loO, 1889, BOIL, 1866, 2347 4s6, 4S3, 1878,
1876, 220l, e6s, 23oS, lea5, 1916.
SupEzoR CouRT-Part Mos. 1913. 49, 1893, 456, 45s,
459, 400, 464, 466, 1885, 372 Part is adjourned until
the first Monday in May.
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O6scial Drawings Of Hodges, Davis y
CLANS 500 APRIL ~, 136u.
65. 10, 25, 80, aG S. y q. % II, 4. 70, co.
Prizes caahed o. ssS Broadway Circulars sent free.
Macon,
QeorR,s,
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotte-
EASTWOOD, EDDY 4 co. Managers OF the
DELAWARE. x1NHUcKY AND MISSOURI srArs LOTTERIES
DELAwARl-ExTEA CLASS No. 1877, ArRn 10. 1890.
81, 4S, 80, IS, n, Ga, 70, 80, /, So. 2, 3, 81.
DxIAwARn-CLAss NO. 1853 APRIL 10. 1860.
81, 81, 10, 10, %, So, Is. 45, 81 Al, go, 3, IA.
Circular sent ffee of charge By addressing =
WOOD EbpY CO.. Wilmington. Del.
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Fire I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aprt il, 1850
fouudhuuee and machine shops Of the Illinois Cen
abroad totally destroyed BY fire this morning.
locomotives ana large number Of lathee, forges,
ms and machinery were also destroyed. The IRE b
|sed 70 have been kin6led from sparks from the
! room. Loss $50, 600; covered by insurance In
|Ferpool and London company.
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Drawings OF France, BrsadAssts q Co.'S
Delaware Lcacxies:--
sussxx Cousrr-OlAa 81. Arn1 -. lS@ a,
1s, 81, 81, 80, 4, l, Sc, 66, 40, Is, 20, y.
CONSOLIDATED LorrnaY-CiAss 81, Anil ~. ~. nv
65, 49, 60, &c, !, SO, T. So %, so. ~. 6S, ~, H.
FRANCE BROADBENfS %.
Manager. Wilmington, DolAWnSo.
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A Card. 1.-The Leaislnfure OF tho State OF
Georgia having It's last session prohibiting the
drawing Of Lotteries within s jurisdiction after the ~ dhy OF
June wiz that dsy entire business 70 VII
mpgton Delaware under subJoped address
WOOD, EDDY q CO..
Wlu,luston, Dol
Mansgers OF the Delaware Kentucky and MSss State Lot
terfee
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STANFORD, c. w.; April as 1850.
collision occurred last night on the Grand trunk
oac ,one milo east Of this place, between freignt
lumber train. One man was killed and four OF nve
|usiy injured and several others sightly injured.
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Something New.-A Hemmer, Tucker,
ed simple hemmns Any With md &skness Of cleth either
s sepesS Fsi s' 1isl Y inI D Sss
TIE rk1Dn ORDER b nail sggpnsd po:ass psls Co.. Gs.
iar Also, UhlvHRSA bO6OM-FOLDA8 aad SkIR-
1sivEksAr HRAnexa CO., ~ Broadway.
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Brooklyn City News.

SEIZURE OF ANOTHER LOT OF PUTRD MKAr.- Yesterday
Health Warden M,Cann and Inspector McIear seized
seven sides Of bef public slaughter house in Hudson
avenue opposite Park avenue in addition to lot seized
at the place the day previous The animals werc
killed the night before and everything ready to cart
the stuff to Washington Market where some Of the same
kind WAS found during the first part of the week That
taken yesterday actually rotten, being the flesh Of
diseased taken from distillery Carroll Bridge
Over three hundred cattle kept in this place
two weeks since but malignant disease broke out
amongst them the agents have driven those they could
net sel beef to other quarter and there
none lett. The OF these cattle is extensive
dealer In h stock in the Western part Of this State and
sends cattle TO this market for sale. Two butchers named
wiiain oNel and John Il Free prepared the meat FOR
market The latter arrested but was subsequently
discharged as appeared that he had been hired to kill
TIE cattle and therefore not amensble to the law
TT has been placed in the hands Of the New York
City Inspector for prosecution.
DROWNED MAN IDxNIFxp The body OF the drowned
nan, found in the river Fulton ferry and which
was at frs, reported that Of Captain Burr OF the
tloop f. A. johnson, yesterday identified by his
wife thar OF Patrick Miles, who has been missing for
tie last weeks The deceased leaves wife and four
mall Children, who reside on the corner OF Bond and
Butler streets.
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Committed for Contempt or Court.

BALTIMORE ApriI Is, I6bO
Judge Krebs, Of the Circuit Court, to day committed
Thomas B. Gather to jail for contempt Of court in refas
ing surrender the papers docket OF the Court the
clerk appointed by the Court to fill the vacancy
caused by Gathers election having been set aside Tho
Governor has RENTED the fine
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Scrofula "A few Bottles OF Kennedy's
Medical Discovery strictly following the direction in the
rnent viii cure every case
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ALBANY, N. T., April ~, 1851.
ire broke ont this afternoon Orange street. near
Hawk, and before 1t subdued fifteen frame buildings
were destroyed The total loss will exceed $4,000
which ID partially insured.
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News from Pixies Peak.

LxAyxrwoRTH, April l9, 1850.
The express from Denver City the l2ih arrived last
night with $S eco In gold, per messenger 1t met the 20
cond out going pony express at 0Feons Bluffs. Nothing
OF special interest had anspired in the gold region Emit
grants were arriving rapidly and preparations for mining
were being actively carried forward.
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singers Sewing Machines.

Singers SeWyng maCh1neH.
AN ENriRAI.Y NEW STYLE
Designed for al manufacturing purposes noseess In s ope
ration rapid and capable Of every kind Of work the
ps. TsShn ss sysT Rsodrssc ris oaS
50 AND So
]. Il SINGER CO., 453 Broadway.
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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.-Mu.
lions Of Bo1rLEs used the uaed sata
for children kething with falling Relief u i'm
mediate and certain. Only twenty i've cents bottle.
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Batchelor,s Hair Dye, wig and Toupee
16 Bond street. Private entrance tor ladies' The
Dye applied 10 the sky light rooms
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Espenschetds Spring Stylcs.or Gentle
mops HAsFor hnenees Of maorlsl Of finish and
durability they cannot be SURPRISED Try e a liz Nassau
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wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office sos Broadway, New York.
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Spring Fashion, 1860, Harris & Russia cIc,
23 Boweyy, 26 Grand 81 Eighth ,oHer III
jsrpe Of Hsta Caps for children
SIX Ha 70 for gentlemen only S..
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Hatters and Milltners Will ind q large
sssotbent OF New Styles Mems Boys Naaes and Child
rens straw Hats for At low rates at JOHN MAYHkRS
ntanufhourer No. 137 Broadway.
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Barry's Crioopherous IL tho Best and
cheapest article dressing beaatytnG cleansing curling
preserving and restoring he hair Ladies' Try sold by AL
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The Iliusivc wigs, with tho New Un-
stsinAble seams stand pre- ossnent CLIRkhUdhs wv
Broadway northeast corner OF Reade street. opposite New
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George b. sloat d Co.'s Celebrated El-
an. COLLINS, 80 Broadway.
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Arrival Of I

Arrival Of the Habana ut New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April Is, 1850.
The steamship Habana has arrived from Havana 18th
inst. No news
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BiIliaTds.-Play1ng and SaIesrOoms,
l4g Fulton street and No. Ann street Fifteen Tables Court
Remsen streets. Brooklyn. 100 challenge Nearest
angles extAnt
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HilI, Inimfta bio Hair Cutters-fIatr Dye,
Depot No Baclay, and sold b. sti druggists IN
fllnl Ia OnHnnni.
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Tvusses.-Dr. Marsh u Co. apply his
Rsoce Truss successfully curing hernia rupture
Bscp and all kind OF rruss supporter shouiderbrsces
Snspersory silk elastic Stockings Knee Csur Ank
No yesey street, Astor House. Opposite ss Pauls
chr
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Whites "sensstton" Dress Hat, Spring
style, WHITE hsster ZIG BroaawAay ,pposise ST. Pauls
yiurch
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HerrinG's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes, l Broadway IL Murray street
New York.
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Preservation ana RENOVATION 81 Furt,-
Ladies about putting their Furs them from
moth by using the Daimatan Fur rresevave This prepare
ton and furs akus them fresh
mpsEts pleasant aroma, h not poisonous inu.
rious the finest fus and applied without the ghest
trouble II Is utterly destructive the moth Ia ali It's stages
Sold The French store coz Broadway opposite
atsnps addressed TO julius Wagner $50 Broadway.
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HoIIoway's Pills and OIntment.-yup'
pressed pespaou tho cause Of mischief The
Ointment ula.es tho porcs and the Pills ate the
creiory organs purity the blood and the stomach
lungs and kltf eys.
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spring Card.

Our IpoStAous and selections OF all choices fabrics Of the
French and Enghsh suitable city trade
been received ready They embrace many beau
own special desxns % be found pouhcre else Our friends
Clothns bota Tor boys b now ready great
ssriey Notwithstanding the well known superiority q
make and style prepared % ell At the lowest figures
ia the trade. DEVLIH, HUDSON CO.,
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car passed through this evening the Pennsylvania
Railroad direct from st. Louis for Phadslphia with pro-
duCe
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The delegates at large Hon. Washington Hunt and
Ersstus Brooks. The following resolution by Mr.. VIM.
puer, who announced that he had again taken up hin
residence IN this State, elected @ warm debate.
Resolved, That the action OF the conservative Union
men OF the state OF New York to the nomination and
support Of distinct electoral ticket shall be finally deter
mined in State Convention TO be called such time and
place az the State Executive Committee shall appoint
Mr.. DUER, in advocating the resolution. thought
was defeated thousands would abandon the
He knew that some Union men preferred conservative
publican candidate for President, some . democrat,
and come distinct Union ticket.
This resolution would allow the party in this State to
act IN the manner which their power could be felt
and would be poor satisfaction sustain the Baltimore
nominations unsupported by the sentiment Of the Union
men Of this state He had rather vote for q national
democrat than sectional republican This resolution
would permit conservative 10 make this choice
support an ndepende ticket The Southern friends Of
tbs movement would take offence.
Mr. Duers resolution carried by So yeas 80 noes
Subsequent motion make IL unanimous being lost The
81 Sam Houston, Texas being mentioned during
The debate, was compimented with nine cheers. The
convention 40 journcd ut half past Z p. NJ
In the evening, mass meeting was held. under the
auspices OF the National Union Club OF this city. which
Mssrs. Duer, Brooks, De Peyster Ogden and w. c. Has
brouck spoke.
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Colds-Few are aware Of the tmpor-
tapco OF checking cough cold" ID y first efAge
that which in the beginning would yield mild reedy
neglected attacks The lnggs BROWNS bronchial Tro
chea containing cemulcen nSre ents sllsy pulmonary m
tat.on. Sold by all Druggists.
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The RoBBxRY or ADAMS ExrREss.- Tho safe which was
stolen from the messenger Of the Adams Express Com
pany On the 10th Of this month while on train coming
from Boston, was found yesterday, broken open and
rihed Of its contents 1t lying the road the
westpor depot, Conn. The supposon that the thief,
after throwing the safe from the cars proceeded far
a. the Norwak drawbridge, which the first stopping
place and leaving the train that point walked ba,k 70
the spot where he threw II OFF, and there breaking II
open left it, after appropriatng its contents.
The Express Company offer reward OF 5000 for the
recovery OF the property and the conviction OF the per
persons implicated the robbery. full descrip
ton or the contents OF the safe may DO found in ouI
columns, under the approproprate head.
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First Arrival from the Upper Lakes.
DuNKlRK April 18th.
The schooner Three Bells arrived here Ut noou day,
with q cargo OF wheat from Milwaukee. She made an
attempt to reach Buffalo, but prevented by the ice