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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05
TRUSrEE,s SALE.

XNyHEREAS, q. d. X. Boyd and Harriet N. Boyd,
w his wife, by their deed of Trust of date the
10th day Of October, 1885, conveyed to A. A. Stuart
Trustee, the following described Real Estate situated
In Wapello County Iowa, to wit: Seventy three feet
3) by one hundred and ninety eight Q9s) of Of the
south east side OF out Lot No. twenty three (2n the
Town of ottumwa, in trust to the payment of
promissory note, for the sum Of two hundred and
seventy two dollars (72) bearing date with said
Deed OF trust said note payable TO Maris II. Vernon
and Whereas the said g. D. r. Boyd has failed TO pay
the said note and whereas the said deed OF trust
thorzes the said A. A Stuart trustee, to sell and
execute deed for said Real Estate upon the failure
ofsaidG ID. r. Boyd, to perform the conditions In
said deed trust mentioned, which deed OF trust Is
only recorded in the Office of tina Recorder OF said
Wapeo County. Now therefore, at the request ofthe
said Maris X. Vernon, A. A. Stuart, said trustee.
hereby give notice that Saturday the 2st dsy Of
April 1850, at the hour of O'clock pm OF said day
shall proceed to sell the above described Real Estate
at public vend1e to the highest bidder for cash. AT
the front door ofthe Court House In Ottumwa Wsp-
ely county Iowa. to satisfy said claim. with intrest
and costs. A. a. STUART, Trpstee.
Ne. 3-12-4-w
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Attention school Dis,ricts.!

Under the New School Law, each Sub District mnst
have Sub Director If said Sub Director elect
ed the first Monday in March, 1860, and has quail
fed he will be the legal officer, whether notice of said
election given not. If any Sub-District fa ed
elect their Director on said first Monday of March
$780, the SubDirector elected for said district last
year, will continue to act for his Subdstrict the
suing year, The Snb-drectors constitute the Board
Of Directors for the Township district and the Town
ship Clerk bee ,mes ox-ocio Secretary of the Board,
and ofthe District but has vote, Though he should
qualify before entering the discharge of his duties
The time fholding the regular meetings of the Board
Is not changed nor their duties materially altered.
the first Monday in April, they are required to or
ganize by electng from their number President
and Treasurer, mark off their ubdistricts, &c,
under old law. G. ID. HACkWORTH, Co, Sup't.
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We have barely time to acknowledge call
from VIM. Powell, Esq, the very gentleman
ly travelling Agent of the Chicago, Indlanap-
oils and Cincinnati, ard the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads, and to state that we shall
set forth more particularly the claims oil those
roads upon western travel next week. We
will add that the Baltimore and Ohio is the
one to whose liberal;ty the entire editorial
Fraternity Of the country, are to enjoy the
pleasure Of visit to Washington City this
month.
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TIE REF JBLICAN LINE UNBRoKES
A REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR,
A Republican, LEGISLATURES!
\ REPUBLICAN UNITED STATES Sc,

Il hEpJ DLlIAN LCr'SbAl JkD!
\ REPUBLICAN, UNITED STATES SEN
ATOR.
HARTFORD, April 3d--A M.--lIartforl,
New Haven, Toland New London and Wind
ham counties give Buchanan 1000 majority
The returns Middlesex, Fairfield and Litch.
field counties will not vary a great deal
Buckingham is elected without doubt, and
both branches Of the Legislature are Repub-
lican by decided maiorities; by handsome
increase over last year. This result ensures
Republican Senator. 1t has been one Of
the hardest fought elections ever witnessed
in this State.
| New HAVEN, April 3d-2A. M-Eighteen
towns in Hartford county give 39S Demo-
cIatic majority. The vote of New Haven
county in complete: Coy. Seymour 97S ma
GRITTY; New London county 600 Republican
ijmajority; Windham county, 1,116 Rcpubli-
can majority; Fairfield county, eight towns
1876 Republican m jority; it viii probably
be 200. Litchfeld and Toland counties gave
422 Republican majority last year Mid
dlesex county gave 22S Democratic MAORI
ty last year, and now seven towns give
l0S Democratic gain. The House is Rcpub-
| lican by nearly two-thirds. Senate, by re-
turns and estimates, is IL Republicans to S
Democrats If the towns to be heard from
come in the same as the last year, Bucking-
ham will be elected by 900 majority.
New HAVEN, April 3.-Complete returns
show the election of Buckingham, Rep, for
Governor, by 81 majority; TheRepresen-
tatives stand 142 Republicans to SO Demo
Gratis, and the Senator'S 13 Republicans to 7
Democrats. One district is doubtful.
Register Office, New Haven, April s.
The contest for Governor is very close. Sey-
more is probably defeated by less than 200
votes.
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The Legislature adjourned on Tuesday
morning. Five coaches arrived on Wed
day, crowded with members, about the dus
test set of men we ever saw. Judge Hall
particularly, had attracted most bountifu
supply of the free soil ofIowa.
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Tuesdays Hapk Eye was eagerly sought
for by the Democrats hereabouts, but the
Wednesdays issue Of that popular publica-
ton was in less demand by that class of per-
sons. Connecticut is Republican!
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4 Cts Es:RSls q Ia TAG kzigss-sa Gseasts-
rsll RsSnss1F7y

ACE E.sRSh 8 AZ IA EEksG E.EEsEs-ss sHs-atts-
rss, Assembly,
CHAPTER Milking appropriation for
part payment Of members.
Chapter Fixing time Of courts IN 18th
Judicial District
Chapter 3-Fixing times Of holding courts
in 4th Judicial District
Chapter 4--Repca!ing part of section 4
of chapter 14S, of the laws OF seventh Gene
raj Assembly and aholshing be for deed
from Register Of State Land Office.
Chapter 5--Fixing time of courts in 7th
Judicial District.
Chapter f-Fixing time of courts in Sth
Judicial District.
Chapter -Amandatory of chapter $50 of
avs of 18th General Assembly.
Chapter Making appropriation for i'm
progement of Capitol Building,
Chapter a-Providing for payment ofolii-
GERS pro tenn Eighth Assembly.
Chapter 10--Legalizing act of G. s. C.
Dow, Notary Public.
Chap II -Authorizing the change Owen
ne in certain cases in criminal prosecution by
the Judge or Dist. Clerk.
Chap l2-Relativc to Keokuk, Eft. Des
Moines & Minnesota r. r. Co.
Chap l3--Fixing time ofholding courts in
2nd District
| Chap l4-Allowing one dollar bounty on
Sc,lne ,f N ae l,px, cutie OIL x,,;il oo.,
Chap Is Declaring Little Sioux river nav
igable.
Chap 16--Amendatory of chapter 1876 OF
18th Assembly, in regard to pre- emption OF
school lands.
Chap l7-Fixing time Of holding courts in
I'd Dist.
| Chap 19--Relative to holding courts in
powosheik county.
Chap 2o--Conferring certain powers on
towns aud cities for school purposes.
Chap 2l-- Fixing time, of courts in 9th
District
Chap a2--Annexing township of Van Blu,
rem, in Lee county, to other townships
Chap 23--Amending section $50 of code,
relative to oath Of Road Commissioners and
Engineers.
Chap 2t--Repealing part of 9th section of
chapter 80 of laws Of 7,h General Assembly.
Chap Establishing Office of Commission
err of Des Moines- River Improvement.
Chap 90 Extending time for completion
offs miles of road by Dubuque & Pacific R.
r. Co.
Chap 27-Prohibiting county Officers and
others from dealing in indebtedness of coun-
ties or corporations.
Chap 2S-Amending an act authorizing
the construction of Railroad bridge across
the Mississippi at Dubuque.
Chap % Protection Of Spirit Lake set
tiers and Others against Indian dsprs lation
Chap 3o--An act to pay the claim of VIM.
Nc Hargue.
Chap 3l--Legalizing acts of Noah D..
Haskell, Notary Public
Chap 32-Repealing IN act authorizing
employment of Paul G. Jeffries to transcrbe
certain records.
Chap 33-Paying Major Williams for SER
vices and supplies in spirit Lake expedition.
Chap 34-Amcndins section $40 of the
Code.
Chap 35-Releasing to Martin McHugo
the right of the State to certain tract of land.
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Gov. Stewart, of Mo-, has convened the
Legish.ure of that State again in extra ses.
sion, TO fu@aer consider the subject of rail
roads. Inc 70 houses had just adjourned
but had not ofhc'Qy notified the Governor
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Blakesburg, March 81, 1850, 4-i2,5w,
.Loon,S PATENT REE HIVE,

vENHE SUBSCRIBERS, Propretors Of the above
y Hive for the counties Of Wapello, Mehaska
keokuk, Jefferson and Davis have engaged In the
manufacture Of them In Ottumwa, at the corner of
Front and Green Streets, nearly opposite the Jefferson
House, where they Invite Bee raisers OF the above
and other counties, 10 call and examine the Hive :;
learn prices &C. Twill cost nothing to look at them
Orders solicited.
Agents to sell rights in the above counties wanted.
We are also Carpenters and Joiners, and will prompt
ly attend to ORDERS or contra It's in those lines.
LEWIS HOYT.
Ottumwa, April 9Th 1SG0--4-3m.
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INDEPENDENCE, No., March 30.-A fire
last night broke ont in the drug store of
James Beckman, on the sout, east corner OF
the public square, and in spite OF all exer-
tons it progressed until it destroyed every
house on the east side, and several dwellings
in the vicinity. AT least 90 substantial bull
dings were burned. The probable loss is
about $4,000
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

AcTs.-A list ofNost of the acts of the
Legislature is publisheds this issue. Those
passed the last days of the >ssion have no,
been received.
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Republican state Convention.

We have received an official call for Con
vention at Iowa City, May Odd, to nominate
an Electoral Ticket and State officers. We
shall publish the call next week.
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WOOL CARDING, SPINNING,
FULLING, WEAVING.
AND
CLOTH DRESSING.

EhfsSOltEtiou of C0-Pnrsrsnr p--Ihe
EV CoPartnership heretofore existing between j.
H. Fnney, A. II. Griswold and Lawson Bradley un-
der the style and firm ofFinney, Griswold Co.,
pires this day by limi alton. The books of account
are in the hands of A. H. Grswold who only is a,i-
thorised to adjust the business of said firm,
\. TX. GrswOld and Lawson Bradley will continue
the business at the old stand under the name and
style of A. III. GrswoId & Co,
A. H. GgIswoLD & Co.
Blakesburg March 81, 1885, 4-I2-5w,
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TUST RECEIvED-2C Casks Cheese.
a IS boxes Fresh Raisins
Is drums Elsme Figs, by
KITTREDGE MERRILL.
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Connecticut %. Ek.

A JEFFERSON DEMOCRAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

HAuEx BRIDGE Perhaps there is not bridge on this
continent upon which there Is travel than the
the end Of Third avenue leading Harlem river
into westchester county and perhaps there ID not
structure spanning any stream fty feet wide in the Unit
ed States, over which there any travel al all which 10
in such dnapidaed, rotten and dangerous condition
Harlem bridge Is n this present time Instead Of sbut
nens, was originally built spes, which have be-
come 30 much decsyed and consequently % weak that
1t has been found necessary station police ocer upon
it 70 warn persons against driving their teams
t,o near together, and TO compel them to cross a.
very slow pace We that the Board Of Supervisors
Monday with astonishing magnanimty appropriated
three hundred dollars to be expended towards repairing
this old Any 1t al acquained with
the business Of building bridges knows full well that tho
appropriated would not replace half dozen OF the
epiles upos which stands The truth s the bridge can
not be repaired too old and too far gone to admit OF
patching up. new should be bulk in the
Germ and saunch se and trust that when the Board
OF COMMISSIONERS which constituted under the act OF
1858 meet again the Sd Of April next they viii decide
upon having the bridge entirely rebuilt upon some plan
which viii tend 10 operate attraction rather than
Disgrace TO the city.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PmIADK1rMA, March IA, 1860.
Stocks steady Pennsylvania State Hves, 92x Reading
Railroad, 20x Morris Canal, 81; Long Island Railroad
i'm; PeDnsyivsnia Railroad, SSK. Sight exchange on
New York 1t par.
NEW ORLEANS, March H. 1860.
Coton-Salcs 70 day, 1000 bales Il unchanged rates.
Coffee closed firm, at an advance OF <c saes at
lac. for primo. Frcighss and exchange unchanged.
oot.cps.es to day $500 bales a iosc. for mdSlne.
Sales Of the last three days COO bales Receipts Of the
game time $500.
BAInxoRs, March II, 1850.
Flour factive and buoyant, advanced No; Howard
street, IS 87L; City Mills, So Wheat closed With i'd
vancng tendency, at 81 20 81 IS for red and 81 IS
81 70 for white Corn steady white 7oc TO- yellow,
7oc 76c Pork steady: mess, s1s prime, SIS; rump,
sH. Wbiskey active at &c. Sight exchange ON New
York unchanged.
PHIIApE1pHIA, March ~, 1850.
Flour firm, and prices unchanged. Wheat 6rm; sales
5000 bushels; red q A 50; white, 81 Go 81 II.
Corn buoyant sales 10000 bushels, at TIC Provisions
quiet: pork $lS 25 ss so; prime, $l3 SIS; ba-
con hams, He 12hc wbiskey dull, at 23c = 24c.
CIsCxSAu, March IA, 1860.
Provisions closed generally dull mess pork at SIT.
Bacon quiet, and advanced Ac Sides lohc; ribs exc.
-Four quiet Wbskcy unchanged.
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Destruction or the ship wsbamo by Fire,
on pdy Hook.


on Sandy Hook.
The following dispatches were received yesterday
momhg,-
SANDY Hook, March la-l2:30 p. NJ.
The ship wabsmo, from New York, bound 70 Rotter
dam, Is now on fire, ami il completely envslopcd in
flames Pilot boat No. has taken of the crew. The
ship h now ashore on tho ousside Of the Hook
SECOND DEsPATCH.
- SANDY HOOK, March Hills r. n.
ship wabamo, Capt Koaky, from New York bound 70
Antwerp, caught Ere whiIo proceeding to sea, while in
charge Of pilot outside Of Sandy Hook. Tho ship now
hes the beach opposite Station House No and Is s
burning Tho captain mates and pilot taken Of by
the tug James A. stsvens The tug tried her pumps
tho ship but the FIRE great that she compelled
10 leave her. All hands were saved.
mo above tslegraphio dcspaacheswe published in
third edition yesterday afternoon Since then We have learn
ed DIT the nre made Roadway rapidly that tho captain
and crow had barely time 70 escape Owing 70 the
busbls material with which she loaded, the weasel
will prove total loss.
The vessel ID owned by thefollowing gentemen:-T. R.
Crawford, Joseph B. varnum, Henry Crossman, VIM.
Lsytia and Edwin B. Hurbut Tho ship was valued At
$4,000, and was fully insured In Wall street, and tho
cargo valued At $4,000, and 10 insured for So
Below give full lht Of the names Of the shippers
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LvrRPoot-stesmship City Of Baliimorc-Mn Munkel
sS oSf socs spd two servants. de Lannon'S and lady
Hs0 S and nur.e n Ms ssv
Hsmer, N Lsnnen De los TaIss r q Lswis-a0d Isl
RicHxoNp. So Steamship RcaDoke-Mrs Mc0nw, Ms
credo. Aurphsy
= T.o.4s.shp Eeptunss YavorteMr Anderson, u ia
cos. Caps feeerBpn, John NAbb.
LivrHroot-seesmsAip Anrss-hn Bacon, Ma Dehon
W., sne IN Mr. Churehn Jr- Mr. .nd q. Levy New
d. e "a % Sos s ssGwncs
silbsrnsen aad cAnd Louisiana Louis Iley, Chas Dig
Sepsn IhoS LGrsnyok New Io,k; Thcs ki.ehsd Brador
soar Bsasaco oseso Hsysoa: X sshsn g. rSonss
jose bus6sdo hsssos NJ a. ar
New yors; ~ wcG do; NJ John 1sLsusiln, PhiiaSe.
NJ fsdsSnd Hale ao e 81 1 o. Snss
do ~ jos Khel do; Mr. n A. Ganett do ar 0oldnx Do
n Cha e. ~ s sS S0 ~
4, S... Jsia,s w.. YSss .arsass La
BonsssL Do s,rM bremen; Mr. So9nr. New York:
n 9 scew,eiemy Phadspsl.; Mr. CAzl schottisr do;
Nagee do John Ross Toronso niss Pssssy Eursnd
LIRE Herwocd Maine; Mr I'd Mira Liyermorc Y;
ner Err msnS II Albert Beyhsas and r Raw
nns Green PARA John Bossy Morris Rarrna Y: NJ
=. I'D Ms %
land; Mssers, Al schs,di>s Hunissl!e Aie; Bea-
nun, Gordon Jsrobs i n Freedman. Nj waukes; Gu
sc ss6s9e0.
sAvAssAH- Sseamshp Star Of the Fou,h-Tr Grrgory
NJ sescr, Siss VI NkrIcll .hs Drasot ! oove. j Il
vefhists I'd ssvser. W . rorc. si sts'sIisns, 4
Desr i-errI yorr q. Young Mr. Worth wife Mse
weaass. i. iSaa oosdscAn,a. NJ, 1 nes
sac. MA oot- ane 3 IL ias s,sesSS..
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JOHN MORRIssEY, PAT. HUGHES AND DAD CUNNING
HAN 60 OUT TO SEE THE GREAT FIGHT.
The Africa left her cock u Jersey City, FOR Liverpool,
yesterday noon. Every berth on board, even 70 tho
oicers' stale rooms occupied, and great crowd
assembled upon the wharves and piers to the ship or
TO ass individuals who desire new sensstcn, II would
decidedly "psy" to witness the departure Of seanshp,
and 70 see grown men, with that sharp, eager
expression which denotes the shrewd money making
New Yorker wpipg imaginary dust and real tears from
their eyes, and doing H. TOO, although unaccustomed to
such weaknesses with hearty and genuine feeling, and
an Absence Of false shame which settles the vexed ques
ton whether business have hearts, and In manner
ahat cannot fail to benefit the beholder.
f5ohn Morrsscy, the pugiist, accompanied by Pat
Hughes, Dad. Cunningham and Mr.. Tealey, OF
Troy, went out to zee the great fight between
Keenan, and Sayers and cheered At intervals, by
ANAL party Of friends, with tremendous lungs for some
time before the ship left the dock Upon her departure,
the whole xd joined 10 three times three party
OF Irish lhboreIs in adjoining coal yard assisting By
shril whoopng which would have doae credit TO crazy
Indians TIE cheering was kept long after the Africa
passengers beyon the sound OF friendly voices and
soon noble ost among the shipping at the
entrance 10 The bay.
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THEArax FRAScAs-The habt.ues OF this pleasant thea
ire will regie. learn that the will terminate
1e Sist Of the month. Under the able admins
hon Of Mr. ManLstein, the French thestre has been
most agreeable speciality 10 tee public amusemenz Of the
metropolis and we subscription will be
arranged for the spring and summer months. The re-
naming lights Of The present will be devoted TO
the production OF rev pieces In rapid succession.
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Married.

BRooKs-FIcK.-On thursday, March 8, by tho Rev.
RLph Heyt, CHARLs Brooks, Of California, TO MARY WI
HxISuhA kICK, Of this city
CRoMEIIxN-HKnBRUs Baltimore, on Wednesday
Feb co. by the Rev. Isaac Leeser, JAMES NJ CaoMgiHs,
Of Hopknbville KY TO SARAH only daughter OF n He'll
brup, Esq, OF Baltimore Md.
kooh-MnounL ST. Thomas chapel, on Tuesday,
March 10, by the Rev. DR. Sill, EDWARD MOORE Jr., 70
Mise susAsNAH +. ki1cnkIL, daughter Of Vim. Mitchell,
Esq all Of this city.
Euaios, Ala, shd Bridgeport, Conn, papers please
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Obituary.

Information has been received At tho Sate Departme
from James Mcguire, the ULited States Consul q;
bourne Of he death Of the sing American eeamen
" o-Ec Bsrque*s OF ship Tsmplar or H. 1859; Hen
lson Of ship Napoleon, Arg -, 1882 Andre Saith +.
,saa, O. chip bsiie OF q wess, Sect H. 1859; Capt an
Hiram Stc-er, OF chip Nobe, Aug ce, 1859; c. L. Brig
Coo, Of ship Niobe, Nov. is. 1859; ] Smith. OF 3 no
Jaes Chst Nov 10, 1852 James McCoy Of ship are
D. Cooper, Nov. 70, 1860.
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At midnight last night the building Il Mechanic street
owned and occupied by James NJ and G. Frazer silver
platers and manufacturers Of saddlery hardware,
nnished and unlpished work. largo amount was
packed up ready for shipment and but little Of Il saved
This was large establishment Of the kind employing
over ono hundred hands. Insurance on ready made
stock, valued It OO0 and process OF
iscture, valued al 50 000nsured $4,000 The buildings
Total loss $50 600 Total insurance SD O0o principally In
New York Offices.
The municipal election at Orange yesterday resulted
favor Of the Corporation party by small majority. This
the nrst election under the city charter Much
feeling existed for and against the charter ordinary party
lines being disregarded.
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Intcrss4kng from CuSas
QUIZ HAVANA CORRssP oNDESCE.

HAVANA, March :, 1900
Lsa 7sws psys Of the rstrar ce'eration-ors hsadres
Thousand Perle in n. Stysets-Uatiny and Murder on
board me American bark Henry Wa-~ea- The Sugar
Markets, de-, e., DC.
Yesterday ana the night thereof w,a the last OF the
Moors Tenan victory and the excsemen, OF people,
Only to be revived when agan we shall have other sto
ries OF Spanish glory Impressed upoa hearts and
drawing upon purse strings Another such victory,
and we shall be used-up community. Bat This morning
is delgbifuthe streets ami city clear OF banners
arches and images, and have almost forgotten that
Is but few hours since covered In with the
scntats light Of star flowers, scrpents fountains and
rocket, Of pyrotechnc art We had yesterday
. regetta Of boats upon the baylor purse
OF six twelve ouncea-present Gene
rel serano, on board OF the small steamer General
Serrano, and judge Of the victora serenade TO the
street The game OF climbing creased polls
for purse At the top (not bulls horns) 10 the Campo
y cnnss which q .s .
IN the presence OF many Thousands Of people, Over
100000 people Of all classes paused through Muvss
The Palace was brilliant than ever, Is there
less wind from the north There was magulaccntfancy
end m.squssade ball q the Tsoca thestre where gather
The irhared descsudants Ok the Anglo Saxon or CAncAs
sian were nsng the ghs Of hsr blue eyes with aashAs
OF the dark eyed daughters Of Cuba
American bark Henry Warren. Of Bath, In this
port, was the yesterday Of mutny aad murder.
s se S e.,n hs tho
ship, an alteration occurred, In which the
second mate was instantly killed By the seaman,
and the mate was dangerously wounded BY stab from
the same knife, and u now wing dangerously III. Tho
evidence in the will be carefully taken by tho Consul
General The knife have just examined, with tho fresh
blood upon II, n SAILORS knife; blade dx inches long
The commander Of the Spansh fgae Bevenguela being
detachment Of marines on board and quelled
The disturbance taking the seaman who had been the
Of The trouble from the SHIP This commander also
sent physician board 70 dress the wounds Of the
mate. Commander Msitt and Lieut. II. Duncan, Of the
United States steamer Crusader, were on board in
few moments after the occurrence giving such aid
necessary The United States Vice Consul General Thos
Savage, Esq despatched by the Consul General 10
lake dispositions OF those present board Of the Warren
soon the case was reported 1t bis Office.
There 10 no increased activity In sugar market;
lAt!e tendency TO decline; waverng value. No.
IL about reals per arrobe
Exchanee-London, 90 days, At 12,< to 1Sh4r.; New
York and Northern 60 days, ut 10 3r. New Orleans,
60 days, at TO 4r United States gold coins, ar Mex
,Can dollars, Or.
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What-but the subject 10 too distressing for dis
rcussion. Az the sacdoneers say, 1--WE can't
dwell" And 90 Piccolomini's gone the way
of all criDoline! Zerlina has succumbed; vio-
7etta has surrendered; Susanna is matronized!
Yale!
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2oLoxos's Temple "A lecture win be delivered on Mon
day evening. latb Instant By the distinguished Jewish
Rabbi Dr. Rapba In illustration Of the interesting model
OF soloron's temple now exhibiting in this city