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New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
Ecgal Nolites.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
f the Coubty Of New York r0L5e is hereby given 20 az
,.,s.us having elaine sgsust ELiLABEIb BALLARD as u
the city NewYork. decreased. TO present the same WI.
thereof 90 subscriber, n he oce o T. j. b MI
esq Nos and 10 Finest IN Ray Of New ors OF 3n 20
the lh day Il April neaDssi Fswl orA The 'la oay Q!
October, 400. Ol' lawoml y . MOhlON' rN'-''''.
IN PURSUANCE of az. Order OF ROSW ELL L.
i BBAINARp em suygo-a.e 4 the County 81 Kngs,
notice hereby given argols 20 law TO all pcFs9s having
cns s-fust CHARLES s., bELDiNG, late Of h, Chy oi
BooSy yn deceased thatfhey rgued to exhibit ~ anie
with the you.hrrs thereof thv -bscrtcr the Adhsrs
A. tho oce of CHARLES II. BiAGGS No. II N2)aust, In
the City Of ork bsiossAe 9TH day Of Ne , nAt-
Dated Aug. -, 1851 LBhGAhLI hfisDl4'pl
septlOlGm6mN Adi' -SIstlh'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

To ery mother vaa has children suierinI from eng Of ~
o,yr,s incident tt pcroGOf ,ee,hing say do n'4
voa own preudeA Op the p-udces Of Others, Aa! 's
,y Of the reliefss viii be szreyes sssoluely sne'o ~
,,v the u,e of MES VINsLOw'S SooYIIlSG sYRuH.
Druggists everywhere nav keep MRS. "INsLo"'
SOOTHING sRIy for Children teelTs No rSsdisins % -
United State, ial. like II, 1t 'a standard medicine aha
,,,os worldwide Physicians order and Use whS''H
,a.sica eaeos, hS, been Witnessed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
Jnsurantc Companies.

METROPOLTrAN
WI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. lOs BROADWAY.
CASH CAPITAI................... .Sr3OO,O0O.
THRKF-FOuRTHs or TIE PROFITS DRIDEDTO
POLlCf-HOLDERS.
Th COMPANY win hereafter pay ,s dealers Is PER CENT
o. pfrh. or when preferred nikc LIBERAL disfouHt from
standard Tstrs.
No LiIItiy 20 Incurred ytS Anuyed.
JAMES LORIMrR GRAHAM, PRECEDENT
Joseph r. yARNI'N BOWEs r. MoiLyttNE
LEONARD APPLFbY. GlLbENr J.. bEtthNAN,
E.TBFRIyh H. NOLCOTT FDWARD MAtUHBER
HTLIIAN H. STRONG, CHARLES L. KIRKLAND,
I5II. C HEhDFRSOS DUDLEY B EULLEi,
DANIEL PARISH NAlsDN y CAS-,
GUSTANtS =. tOSOIER, LDKRAlN BRENNAN,
N,VrIS gtTts Ir JAMES %. SllELpO~
tAStIiNL ". TJHNEf, JoSEfh u. NAisth j.,
FRANKLIN 10. UkLAhO, y. LObtNER IAN, Jr5
HENRY :. EIIttN .GEbIbE ". HAICH,
SAM ~ ID. BRADFORD. Jr
EDWARD A SThNSBU RY. Secretary
RORT. &. RATtiBlNF. As1t SECRETARY.
HuAMAR CONkaf, SIuryor
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
Ocean GieamWe.

fI'HE NORTH GERMAN LhOfDS Steamship
v BREMEN n %.,ssis commander. car yiug the Jr'iud
Sat,, Mai will I'll om fot No 20 North kNrf, fco! OF
SATURDAY. March 10. at l: o'clock m.
BREMEN, via SOUTHAMPTON,
L0EDON, HtVRg, SOUTHAMPTON, and BREMEN
II the wing uirs:
First cauiu 500; second cabin, SCo' 'teerSgc So
dELPChE, kEUTGEN REICHHLG
No HrnIIN-It- mn min
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE-, On
i 9ATL RDAY bia'ch 30 The United States Mail S2aner
ARAuO ID. Limos coIDu6nior viii sail fom Pier No. ~ North
River FOOT OF Besehs SATURDAY, March 10. noon,
This eamshp Unsurpassed for safety and ,mfor h douh
engias under deck, cloedby watertght cou9artnents
yIadnr keep the pumps free or work. aud safety
81 yosssl aud passengers.
SAMUEL n. FOX,
GEO. MADkENZIE,
- Agent< No. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

HIGHLY uyPoRfAs 7 10 MoTEsRs.-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYUP i. the on! Ans 'hS' y'1 c'H roy
osa to give rest Esni relief md a''p 20 pour
n.as wINsLowTs SOOTHING SYRUP hA been -@
rss.,s Of restoring the d.s0sisg spirits u many mo'aeA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first.
class will leave Hsw,fok on the ls llth and ?st
tho day Of dopaur. will 10 tho MONDAY following For
freight o. pS.e sPpy only Office No III Ws't cor
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

MRS wINsLows s. oIHNG sYfsP h'o!A By Il
d.ness,o thIoug ghout tlc U:-isd st,tex
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
fdncp @ooos.

Nj 7. BROWN, Importer OF
WI. ALL MINDS OF
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS.
Depot No IS8 PesrlsL
DOBBlNS, WALBRIDGE, ISAACS a Co,
IL Hos ~ aid 10 Ncs~yst,
Have pufc ha 80 the e,ilIe 6huuai Dot oi
DAMAGED INDIA EUBBfR COMES,
Of the India Rubber Comb Company ad offer then 10 he trade
cheap ,o, .,s,,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
~ THE BABY

IS CUTTING TEETH use Mrs. WrSsLOW's SOOTHING
sTRjP which will greatly facilitate ae process and res-s
he bowels.
READ THE FoLLowINs LETTER
Das;a Miller oC Clarence New-lork. srteS;
I'VE have child three month, old which ha, screamed a.
insesaaly with sps'u.odc ale ton CT the bOwes "
h. had despaired Of raising Il; ils stomach o
bowels srranged and almost every synpem unfsVora'
obtained bottle Of tie sootbus syruP which st
IKE charm 1t Immediately became qaeh sEd nst!i~t'
every symptom Of Improvement and coSort sgoe
little Kitten psyf sad smiling cad seems entirely vet
Al Of which ascribe to the use of Nrs. WINsLO"s
SOOTHING SYRUP.
Io4rs respectfci ig,
"cANiD NiLLEa-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

Give 10 an old muse for dss0s incident "a the peod q
.esihg IL children Here hASs tina, old nse ia Is ens
Ia the fossa Of MRS. wINSLcMS sooIHIHs SYRUP
MRS. WINsLow's soo-aLSG SYRUP ,eyer fA.,s GIN
ta.m, dia.e relief
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
Tnantial.
V,ENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
III
THE MANHATTAN
IIEE lNSIIKANCE COAlPANI


LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of NEW YORK. No. 81 Na.au'st,
JANUARY l, 1891.
Reie,ye of 1860 ....,....... 5,l522 To- $6t25,2 IS
Dividend Account aud all ndebtedne5s.... H0oos Si
Dividend Annuity Account t3o O0
Premiums Extra Premiums and An.
uHies received during the 4l9ryIl II 1890 =.
Interest Account for the year...... 5lo2 45 fJo7 oZ
Accrued Interest and Deferred Premi.
included in the above or in -. ..
the receip 22ISO O SliJo9seO BY
DIsBURSKsESTs.
Claims by death on Pocesand Bones. S99, i20 8l
Expenses Taxes, Medical Expenses,
fees. and Commission. ............. $3.50 ~
Reinsurance, Purchased Policies and
Bonus Observation-Disclosures. 3,32522
Dividends paid during the yea.... 1883 20 s3O59 70
Bonds and Mortgages ............,... Z 80 e3T %
Premium Loau. on Policies in force. 49l,288 "a
Agents Ac counts for Premium aud
Interest In Of collection aud
transmission, &o.................... 80 g68 6s
Real Estate ats.......................... 1888 on
Cash 10 Bank aud on hand. .......,... 1851 10
United States State, and City Bonds
aud Sto I,hSI "
Temporary loans Bonds and Stock. 1920 OO&l0B9O
Tota......................... sl35999O 90
N. ID. MORGAN, President.
c.. Y. WEMpLE, Secretary.
J L. Halls AssiEtant Secretary.
y N. STE BBlNS ActusTy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

Mnious Of bottle, Of MRS. wISsLows SOOTHING
sYRUP aye sold evsry year in ~ Ia ri;ed States.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
60 Wbom # man Concern.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS-OFFlCE or THE
Chamberst New-Y ork Jan J. 36lNciite is hereby given
that Rolls Of Resi- and Personal Estate of the
City and County Of New fork for year 1861 will be opened
MONDAY the lh iusttnt. for pubic inspection, end viii
continue open until the 30h day of Apr next inclusive All
taxpay earnestly requested 20 call examine the
ia order that iu the be corrected
Aso all perors entitled BY law reduction of their assess
neDts by Of their being ccsymen for military ser
aud also literary charitable institutions by law exempt
from taxation, requested mske application Tor suc1 edu
ton exemption previous to the closing Of the rolls on the 'h
day Of April go,
The flowing section Of the Act April H. 1883 is Published
for the information Of taxpayers 49,.
SKCIIOS During the time the books shall be open oT ubc
inspection here fore provided appauOn may De MADE o
person nderiug himself Hggeyed 10y the assessed Vau
to Of his real or rsoua have the sane corrected
such application be made ia relation TO the ucsed valuation OF
real IL be made ~ writing snE the ground o op
iecon thereto tercupon the Conui -bs examine
into complsiut aud Il in their Judgment he eT
they bl the s.uetO be coreed 'uch Ppca
ton be ucdc In r ssus Of personal estate
the gppicnt shall oxamipcd osih by the said CCmi
oEes shall be authorized administer such oath or any
and in their judgment tine asSo.sncu AeHoeou e
be corrected and uG the amouLt oi sch
Assessment as they believe to De nt snd declare he de
con thereon within thirty days ae such application shat haye
hem made 70 them. No reduction sb he MAJ" ~ e boad
Of Supervisors of ascmcn fea OF pesNs estse ih
posed under lis uurs shall appc't unocT OATH OF Eu
ton that the pay asg cvcd unable 70 attend within the
prd rrcscrbd or the correction By reason Of SICK
| A. J. WILL MSON,
]. W. ALLEN,
]. w. BROWN,
;.,-9sutvI Courie,iorers Of Taxes aud assessments
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
Groceries an0 ])ropisione.
Copartncrsbip Nolirrs.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. have This day
" sdni,,cd Mr CHARLES r. CEARIsIi p,rt, u fuy
busafs The 81 the hrm vii be hereafter JED FRYE
Co Newly ora, March ], 1901 - .
NOPARTNERSIlIP NOTlCE.-Tbr tOPARI-
~ NFRSHIP between MFIIIER LANCASTER trtui
mated 18th FebrraIy. METILER 4 LANCASTER retiring,
LOUIS KAEERER, of the Tarnrs o. said hTnI eorn'
uug she bure 40 Broad. and i pay III debts
GudlntIes cxistirg gainu said cePs tlrI.hip nk
ftb 21 1901. JOHN w. MEiIbth
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

C.Ges eomir1 IN every day oa Druggists IN oil pas
ihscouptry, seoi me more Of H3sA wINsLows sOoTH-
mo SYRUP"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

TsNHE BRITISH AND NOklll AMERICAN
l. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FKoN ssNYoHK TO LIVERPOOL ..
ChefCshiu rs,sase.. .......'''''.''''''''
YKou Ho,ro> 70 LIVERPOOL
Clef Csbin Passage.
The .haa nom a Sew ols ca ai coii ii5o
hg hP' o@ Boston ca" Hai5 am, and Cox OK Hs,9' ss,.,
ARABIh, Capt. J. stone CANADA; C.P, Lana ~,
ATa GsR RAss & Lott AhGhal %i% @ISa
Cops T. M sSfIEy HGffIsy NOV ~ iaaat hRrH APT J. ''''n
Thes. vessls arty clear white sht masthead srvn
AMERICA II Aaey leave, day, mn.
uackey leaves Ncw.York.. lclrc.loy, Nor y
NIAGARA Maodic. .lsa,es Boston Wedneadly' Mar -
AAhAhb AhAAhN ST5.cS raSs Boon Ipf
AFRICA shgsuon..lcsvc, New.i0F. ednesdsy, .prllo
PfFsIA jnllii...ie,ye. Ne0York Wcdurslay Ap-le4
Berth, not 'crgtea until paidlo
The our. ofthesc ship win not be accountable for Geld.
Silver Eu.oa Specie, lowrly rreoou' Stones %s,a-,
E.CuNARp, NO iBo~lneUseu
t,TEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
~ LIVERPOOL landing n]smbsrkRg Pa''snSe q
steamship opny intend dspachuS powered Clyde
Iolt itob se,li.hir, a. loie"s:
GENS9%WW GIN 90 ssafSy sa a y
River
ghaSr CABIN: .....eT5 srEERtGE, so
Ffst Cabin 20 LOudou.. ~ Stectdgc 10 L1AdCn -
Sseya Return Ticsef good for mouths. CO
Passengers forwarded % Paris yre llsubuTs Bls1sr hot
tsrshm, Antwrrp &c., 4 reduced 'aruugh sxes
Prsous wishing bTiUs their endGcln buy stets here
Al the following rates . New From l'erpeSta oTren.
tosnfrst Oabn, IS 4J5 and AlO5. Soefas9 dSm Liver
rool. $40; from Qutsnstown. $50
These Steamers haze supero ACeomroestorf pasanger'
and 81 Surgeon They b bdtf ~ water tight
sections. and LAKE patfns Fire ArDhluto-s board
For fnrhei infoua,iOn, apy In uycpooite WIN lNMAN,
No. % ViseIst !. Glasgow 20 wa lNMAS No.
81 Enochsqusro, in Que assown 20 C. W. d. SEYMOUR
ia London 20 ElNFs&, MACY, No bl King hilim-st
in Pshs to JUf as DECpx6 No Place ie Ia BoGre IN Phil
udelphiat JOHN q. lLE Ra lO9 Wsnpts tho Corr
psay's OhieoG JOHN o. DALE. gent -
Ma RI " V.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

sEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
y School Officers Of the oh the Oce OF the Clerk Of
the Board Of Education Of Graud and Elm sts until
MONDAY the 4'h day Of Mach next, Of u O'Clock u for
fun iug htiur Ward School Nc ia said Ward pusu
pan aud specifications e end 10 be seen at the once
Of the Superintendent OF School Bcidi No % Cioshys
The School OCcs the Ward the right to ct any
proposals offered II de med for the pubic iuteFc'.
WILLIAM H. GEDNEY,
JAGIQS JACOB G. B0GERP' HGnIi' Building Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

q,,, ,,,.,h. season o,!ss year &c a,s MRS. wINsLowS
SOOTHING sYRUP.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

E,RM for SALE-Situatcd Mt Manhass'f, Long
leland Cow Bay miie uofth Of th~ Fo't Ohce H.
mites New oIk with inuucA q tSir- dsy The
cuutaiu Go OF excellent Ltnd hlby ,rAil %,
well FGuicd snd well Ws.red with hno T1ut fof in font
q hc uoise The bay IN ni,hr. the beet Il Ald Ga
Fish ~ great variety and Wild Fowl tn turr sshspu hlur
on The rfe4i.ss of'of THOMAS ". re thS All.
NJ. IS Lsfayctr Qiare
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-tOr ALBA
4 NN - rnnA cnNEECTlNG MITH IRAlNS NOhlI

BE " ana IEO1 tOSf ~
and WEST. Trains iHase:
FIoru Chsmbers.st.
Express. 7aLlllsin aLdJ.l5
aud 5 p M.
Toy and ,lbany with sleep.
ius-oaTi. A;;5 .. On.
PorsbEcrpair train, $50 a. m ,
Nm aud ~ IN
P.rk,klll tlain. 5:J1p. m.
Sing SiEg train. 3:J5 and f:'o
\. n.
Taryiown train G:iOp. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
GOrses, Carriages, &e.

EOR SALI.-Onc span Of MULES aud FER
4 ~ BOAT. The Mulcs $500. the Boat 400 For rtheI
p,reulsf. sJdfcfs j HANDLff,
Milton Ulster Couuty New York
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

Mn.oa, q bottle, Of MRS. WILSON'S SOOTHING
SYRUP used every year in NJ United States for ees
Iren tssshins pith nevesfsiHs Relic. IMzsDIrs
ead aaRcNs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

kOlG NAlls OF EAtilA4NhL l'I W. pi'I'it9
Hg,ly ucumberrj bra tiu cos *TRl SFAI. cuut 10
mode Of marble nsrir gAa b a"d
c.d water rooms, closets, 2c nth Ine % ter
RS ~ improved Ia d. ADD splendid bfccrhluse Aiutns
-rrciou the frs pud r~rls u tie Inc o." "o
II ne rrucipa lirSsds in fol hing E1ufa,u5iug 'ig"
Also orr now doing uu business With rsce'nt
so OF assorted good address f.COLfS, Herald Ofct
ttatinr when sud Wh-5e az Interview can be LAI.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

LARM for SALE.-rhe subscriber offers for
L sale NJ. Pam bins the Salt Point Turnpike, three
quarters Of mile The Ciy oi fnushkr'p-i". coh
trr ia aCies 81 bza s'as Of cuyaiob hsylg b"-
f1 jaigy rurpOe fLer are upon 'aid fafm Two
Dwei Houses very hs- uB bot dns AID 'itrn'i,o
bans aud oufbuidgs including Gsbs Ioo f 70 cows ali 10
good repair TerIa easy P0ssssn sE BE- E,cn ~ coy in
~ further pafculsT. inquire 81 JbbN q FAAhEh stL"
''' ''' " " " JANFs AuLD.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

NTbE. DEHOREST's GRAND INAUGURA-
WI TON and OPENING TO-DAY Of PATTERNS of
PARIS SPRING FASHIONS No. f1I Brasdva5 -Ef8rrho.,
Ne. go Canals SO ia PiUTcpolt s, Brooklyn No 90
Cbsstuuis. fniadcphit and al the pu inal ci,i Of ne
Il riOp Hnl Cauadi. Spring ruuhrT ~ IfE MlhROH OF
FASHIONS nog rad. Niue nthORtsf woud respcc,-
folly sutton adi,s be deceived by pyfsons Canal
At who are utrg al.o and fictitious spelled what
lke our owu sLi vel cslrriltrd rsd tbe puhc Nine.
DIM DRESirs only Branch for Patterns Capast l. No 2n
neatly opposite MsfeHr-ats
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
Ecal Gstaic for 6ale.

A CHANCE Only $4,000 for a FARM of'90
~ ares with History House Barn Shed good Wood AID
yys@rrd by situate miles from PaeIs Depot NJ J'
And 20 miles from this city. Terms Apply to
4. SERGEANT, No Is Wslst.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
8oaro ano Rooms.

DONKDING.-On or Two Gentlemen desiring
ID BOARD Ia private family msy be accommodated st No
lR4 Etsf .2d -. References efCiause
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

Mss. wINsLow'S sooTHIN cEssEUP =, sars to resuA.
GSe bswels
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
Cutters, 6aroware, &r.

ryNIN PLATE, SHEET IRON ZINC, &e.,
4 M; and TEESE Plate, CHAaGoAL and CONE,
SHEET RON-RrlCiln kusgi, Engi.h. Anslesnj
ZINC COPpEp, SPEHER, BLOCK TIN, NlEf, dc.
FOR sale b, 4. 4. THOMSON Co. No 25 Wntcret.
TI,O DEALERS in HARDWARE.--In consc.
onence of ~. death euoI Mir Edward Corning IN
M. 2h u Jarusfy becomes necessary for the yiug part
ur to close The afai-s rtt h. For the ptseut uh
Iey arr meat made tor cguyiug on Tho buess We Sha
sell good. yry low rice ~ cah or i.f God ~ notihs
,.,e, Send ,olr ordrfs to EDWARD CORNING Ca,
Per JASPER l.. CORNING Surviving Partner,
No 70 Duane q New. York.
Pq-On all r, ull6nces will allow you oLebAfU) Of the
exchange
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
NOR SALE-A nice COUNTRY PLACE of 10

acre. on the south side Of Staten Island hue ,irw
AIR plenty Of fruit good buildings, Terms easy Possession
auy TINE For pariicula. apply to J. NlCHULI Piumbet
Ni.lsm. -. corner Of Spruce
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

EOR SALE or 10 IET-At I0nktrs, Tor ttt
j SUMNER months large DOUBLE HOu SE oontsipius ~
sl t. u,urics huish-d n the msnDer with waite.
ga throughout about Of stcgud well Improves
with and barn, sahug aud fed. s
ated ~ Yonksrs South Broadway ten minutes wss "
rarnad ard eauhou landings. For paItiulr, inquire o
H. FOSTER No. ~ Pinest Room No H., or Of A. b. hO1I
lOpke
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-27
SEE FOURTH PAGE,
THE NEWS.

In the Senate yesterday the army appropriation
bill was taken up and discussed. After a prolonged
debate took place on the policy of appropriating
hall million of dollars for the protection of emf
grants on the overland route to California, on
being put to thevote the amendment as lost; after
which the Senate adjourned.
In the House the Volunteer bill was taken up,
discussed and on motion Of Mr.. Corwip, postponed
until to morrow. This is considered as equivalent
to its defeat. The report of the Committee OF
Thirty-three was made the order of to-day, at
O'Clock. Much confusion prevailed during the dis
cussion on the question, and the usual Parliament
airy means for stavDg off final action re-
sorted to by the Opposition.
The Committee OF Conference on the Tariff Bill
had meeting last night at Washington, and
agreed that the Senate should recede from its
amendment, imposing duty on tea and coffee
1t is expected that the bill will be passed to-day.
Mr.. Lincoln was officially informed of his eec-
tion to the Presidency, by the Joint Special Com
mittee appointed for the purpose.
1t is stated that Gov Hicks had long interview
with Mr.. Lincoln yesterday.
The Virginia Convention was engaged yesterday
by Mr.. GOggin who offered series of resolutions
relative to the position of that State in the present
crisis, and made a speech advocating the formation
of Confederation of the Border States. He believ-
ed that Virginia would be insecure in a Southern
Confederacy.
Our dispatches inform us that the election in
Galveston and Houston, Texas, on Saturday last,
resulted in the choice of the "secesson candi-
dates" This is a mistake the voting being on the
approval or rejection of the SECESSION ordinance.
The Southern Congress yesterday removed
secrecy from several acts passed by that body;
among them one relating to the slave trade, de-
tining punishment, &c.
The North Carolina Legislature has adjourned,
but it is expected that extra session will be called
if some plan of compromise be not adopted within
a few weeks.
The Peace Conference yesterday rejected Mr..
Frankln's substitute for Mr.. Gutbre's PROPOSE
tion, thus placing the body in the same position as
occupied by it a week ago. Mr.. Franklin's plan,
it will be remembered is substantially the same as
Mr.. Guthries, divested of its verbiage.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-27

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Decidedly the best
actor that has appeared, of late years, before a
Baltimore audience, is Mr.. Chas Dillon, whose
personatiOn of the character of Belphegor, last
evening, was one of the freshest, the most original
and most mastery we ever remember to have wit
messed. The play itself, with plot by no means
novel; abounds in scenes ofdeep patbos and in situa-
tons OF intense interest. The character Of Belphe-
gor is admirably drawn and in the hands of Mr..
Dillon was as admirably portrayed. There was no
rant no straining after effect; but all was quiet,
subdued, and natural in the extreme. The tears
and applause of the audience were just tribute to
the fine artistic skill of this most accomplished &C.
tor. The house, we were gratifed to find, was
well filled, and we trust that the remainder of Mr..
Dillon's engagement will prove profitable alike to
himself and to the management
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-27

THE ASSASSINATION CANARD.-A special cores
pondent-probably its chief editor, Mr.. Charles
Hale acknowledgements to the Boston Advertiser
(Republican) from Washington the following con-
tradction of the assassination canard, and which
the journal emphasizes by publishing in italics.
"The unexpected arrival of Mr. Lincoln, early
yesterday morning, created surprise but general
approval.
"Do not credit the stories of plot against his ife
He FASTENED hitber to consult friends here and to
escape bores.
"Already Mr. Lncolns arrival has exploded the
pretence of quarrel between himself and Mr.Sew-
ard,n
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LATEST NEWS.
IELEGRAMS.
FROM THE PACIFIC
The Steamer Ariel Mt New YOriS--One Million
Dollars in Specie

New YORK, February 25.-The steamship Ariel,
from Aspinwall on the 10th inst, with the Cali
forna mails of the I'd inst one hundred and seven
ty passengers, and one million dollars in specie, ar
rived at this port this evening.
The California advices have been anticipated bv
pony express.
Gavett, who shot Mr. J. L. White, is still in
prison awaiting sentence, but the impression pre-
vailed that he would be acquitted.
ECUADOR.
Guayaquil dates of the Oath ult. give rumor
that Mosquera had been defeated, and Costago was
in the hands of the Government.
Another rumor that Mosquera with 4 900
men, was about investing Bogota.
The Bishop of Hardinas had excOmmunicated
President Guardiola, who had declared the former
an outlaw.
PERU.
The United States steamers Saranac and Nara
gansett were at Callao Jan. 80.
There is some difficulty about the guano
contracts-the house of Gibb e. Co. claiming that
they have the exclusive right to the sale in Eng
land of all the article they may export up to De-
cember, when their contract will expire. The new
contractors object to this, it would under such
rule, be a long time before they could get into
the market The Government has issued decree
limiting the sales of Gibb Co. to May, 1862, but
that house will hold the Government to the letter
NEW GRANADA.
Senor Hurtado has been appointed Commissioner
to arrange the claims pending between the United
States and New Granada.
From Mexico--Success ofthe Constitutional
Government.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-The steamship Tennes-
see arrived this afternoon, from Vera Cruz on the
2lst.
Mr.. Pickett, who has resigned the United States
Consulate is among the passengers, as are also the
remainder of the exiled Bishops.
The Constitutional Government is rapidly be-
coming recognized, and the Administration has
thus far been yery successful.
The Government has issued circular to the
States, requesting them to enter into more ar
rangements with foreign Governments and reclaim
ing the treaty making power for the Federal Gov
ernment. The army will be recognized.
Liberal schemes ofcolonzation are being arranged
Goth. The Powhatau, Cumberland and Pocahontas
were about to sail for New York.
From California.
FoET kEARNEY, Feb. 26.-The pony express, from
California on the 18th, has arrived here. The
steamer st. Louis had arrived, via Valparaiso,
bringing Lady Franklin passenger. The steamer
Golden Age sailed on the l1th with $3.50, 900 for
New York and 5000 for England
The bark Snap Dragon, from Baltimore, for
Acapulco, was spoken December 18th.
Desperate Affair ut Carbondale, Pa.
SCRANTON, Feb. 25.-A most desperate affray
took place in CarbOndae, Luzerne county, on Sa-
turday night, during which George Brennan was
killed, Andrew Farrell fatally stabbed, and -
Beroe dangerously injured, by man named Mar
tin Gibson, who used bowie ku ife with fatal exc
cution. Gibson, when arrested, expressed regret
that he had not killed all his victims.
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From California
Marine DIsasiI

Marine Disaster.
New YoRK, Feb 26.-The brig Ann Elizabeth, of
Norfolk, from Demerara for New York, was total.
ly lost on Swan Island on the lst of January.
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A native of Austria assembled one of the towers of
the Cathedral of Tours, under pretence of sketch
ing and after brief struggle with the bellringer,
jumped over the railings and was killed.