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FINANCIAL.

& U9usw Bthaohf 90, BANKERs, NO 80 WALL
a street. ssw Yorr Issue et'ers of credit ~ ssailsra
child Of Paris London FRANKFORT Visnns Naples and hnr
correspondents --~ N'sN
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70 attend The funeral, o. Monday afternoon, At -
March -, after shsrt severe Hines, EAnn A. w6
81 George Qpacksnboss and only daughter Of the as
.s se' s q e ss
invited 70 attend ths funeral, On sunday afssr.eos,
half psss o'clock, from her late residence, Ne -
RrDDY Friday, March %, Mary Ann, daushssr e
Owen Margaret Teddy, the 32d year Of hsS ago.
in vea 70 attend the fu.sra. nom her late rssasssS.
No 1877 wess ssvenseeph street, on SUNDAY =
Snvn-Ou Thursday even ng, March 70, MAnsAsxs
EuinIA ssYpn, dssgher Of John and Marsares 3
snyoer, .,ged years and eight months.
a. sen , Oso The friends Of De family are n7ssd Z
attend f. perai wiihsut further invitation, from go
West Twenty Ointh street.
SHANGHAI the residence OF her parents, Friday
afternoon March ~, MARY EMMA, caushter Of John ana
The FRIENDS parents are respectfully invited -
attend the funeral from thsr residence, No. 100 wess
rnr-in Brooklyn, On Friday morning, March 20, .svsD
TT only child q Ma 'ada ]. the late Benjamin v.
The relative and friel tho .amy are requested -
attend The runaa from tcs residence Of
Henry Philips, No s2s atsd sreetOn sunday afternoon.
VAN NosrRs sp,-On Thursday, March g. JAMIE Va,
NosrxAsD ID the ssts year " bus ago
invited 10 atteso funssa from Christ cauron Cioto
ST. eet corner of Hal rson Br0oksn this Saturday after
nom, at half psss IN rec O'Clock 90
FRANCS youngest "a lighter Of Richard w. Woodruff u
Blooming Grove. OrsA go county aged about years
Wa.s- . fy,ass. March 90 MAnr AMELIA, daughtss
Of William and AnsaA wray aged years, 10 months
fhe friends Of the fam lily respe ctfuly invited to a.
teno the funeral ON 70 Residence Of ner grsndtather,
Daniel W. Noris No. lD Inomp son street, TINS Saaur-
WmNE-At south Or mge, N. j., on Friday March
20, JosArH,S s. WHITNEY, ged ~ years
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Police Intelligence.

RyNARxABIE ADVENTURES oy A FUGInyE About two
ago the Chief OF Police at Elmira, T., arrived
In tn city search Of young fellow named Jonn Pot
ter whostsrds charged with larceny After considerable
bunting around town. Potter found and conveyed to
hotel Robinson street preparatory to being take,
Vest The chief had however, TO leave the
soner aoDe for lev minutes, when the aaser took
advantage q the sbsencs ~ hm j.r, ana Jumping from
second story window SUGGESTED In 4kins his escape 10
the street The escape answered Ia good season
though, and before the fugitive bad procec led many
bio ,ks be was overhauea ana ocDpeicd 10 strike his
coIors second time Potter was then pa,ed on board
II the seDger OF he Erie RIA lroad aud IN
DIR TO guard against third escape he was handcuffed
and bis feet sbackled Every thing psssed of plea
sanity enough upth the train reached Gosnen,
when the Chief o. Police taken suddenly
Ill and obliged 10 20 mo the baggage car. Potter
wss kft tied 10 bic seA IN the rear car, and
~ his escaping. At Ia usual when the train reaches
Port Jervs to ce'ach the rear car, and re-
quet the 10 step forward The CHIEF of Police
Of the rule, however and eslectei 70 look
after prisoner until the tram several stations be-
You'd Ptrt JeTvs II thin 100 late TO remedy the
evil for the prisoner took i'm Detate advantage OF being
left beh nd and freeing N er from his msDass,
capped beo telegrsphc despatch even could arrest his
fight 10 Complete the officers discomhture IL was ds
covered thai be carpet bsg which he left behind hm 10
the Car beside abe prisoner, had also disappeared,
after suffering many privaii,ns and running all Of
risks Dansged TO make hs gay back 70 New York while
bis pufsuer retired TO hmra In osgust and gave up all
ic.a a a recaptufe.
Bot Potter seemed 10 be IA unfortunate one way he
fortunate the other Hardly bad he been IN the CITY
than hour, when DO met aut re'osnixsd By
ocer Judge OF the hrd Precact and ID, conselaeoce
IN be rs again prisonr. John s scarcely seventeen
years ~ sgs, and Ia not bad looking fellow At ALL He
having approp lated the chiefs carpet bag and
Gays h. left behind him In the At Port JeevB the
prisoner locked at headquarters awaiting tue arri
val Of the Emra police have been photographed 70
In relation 70 the matter.
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Csuy Intelitge nee.

FM1oeos IN CANAL srHKrr-Bet~een nine and ten
O'Clock yesterday morning explosion took place In the
chemical laboratory Of r. Livorm more, tbs second
floor Of No IA Canal street. Part Of the laboratory Is
use by L. N Dornbach f,r manufacturing gun cotton
Some gun otton Ia process OF crying igntet aud ex
pod.d also nred about pounds Of tbs nese
rial few feet rom the ia he wadaSs IN front
blown mo fragments but forum itey no
other damage was done.
aIol rriE Poor INDIAN AN exhibition will be given
at shs Cooper Institute, O'Clock this ternoon, by
The nssns who been stopping IN the CITY for few
sav pas The will be specially interest
Ing 20 CHILDREN, and large audierce VIII doubtless DO
present.
Nsw YoaK PrIsos AssooAuoS.-rhe Executive Com
y~ntce OF this association held their regular bly,
meeting yesterday ate noon--sdam r. Secket,, Chair
pvo tenn presiding The rreasurors report disclosed
the rece4pt from several benevolent persons o. $685. and
number parcels cotbse since the 9th OF February
last The foliown Synopsis Of Last month labors
ee shown BY the reports OF the agent Of pssenu aud
etet w our city prisons $50 numocr OF opmplsinss
carefuy exam ne1 and aided 1l6 number OF complaints
discontinue 90 their advice, Al number OF persons ds
charged rom custody on their recommendation 49, num-
food and " leave the cities 90; mum dischuged
cOnvcss urf iehed with clothing more Dr less 49,
Der OF dhr hAged couv,cts provided with work, 10.
Hevesh highly interesting letters from pef
tituoe for assistance received, and 10 was disc osed
that several Other pc sous who had been ds;nss gsd
from prison. viii evidence Of reformation were daily
csliirg - he Office praying for employmenl Contr,u-
lions IN money, clothing and furniture are sol,c tel
Money may he sent tc the treasurer, William q Gilman,
Jr Esq, No ~ Mercnaas' Exchange, and ciothsng 60
20 Abraham Bes At tbs oce Of tho association, No 10
Centre suest
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Ma ch 20, 1851
Stocks steady Pennsy wanna state SIS SSk Reading
arcaa, e. Morris Caa al 81; Long Island ka,road II;
-Penhsy vsnia Railroad, Ak Sight exchsnge on New
York nj par lilo PEI discount
MOBILE. March ~, 1851
Cotton-Sses to-day $500 haios; middl,ng 12Ac rhs
market has advarci0g tendency. Sa-s " the week,
10 500 bales Receipts " the week 100 against 500
'b4.es time isst year Decreased rscepis at this
port season, 1913 600 bales Exports the week,
IL 900 bales stock In port, s,2l0 ales Exchange
Sterling. per cent pr MUM; ~ New Yok, premium
BALTIMORE u. co 20 1885,
Flour firm Howard Get and Ohio, IS 12 City Mills,
Is. Wheat active and firm: rcd, 81 ~ as 80; .~hile,
81 20 81 IS Com ateaay: mxei, SAC. u SOC yellow,
66c 6Sc. Pork dull mess, SIT prime, $4 Coffee hrm
81 1870. 1880. Whskey steady.
PaIApEIPMA. March 20, 1861.
Flour firm: salee 900 obs superdue at IS IS Nhext
firm: Gales 600 bushels red at 81 % 81 30 white,
u IS 81 ASH Corn dIm sales 00t bushels at 5Skc.
06c Whisks. steady at liz lSc.
CoRRECnoS-The correct quotation Of mddling cotton
ut New Orleans the 28th inst is l2 l3c, snd not
12c 13c in the ket report in yesterday mornings
pop<rH.
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Married.
JACOsUS-CARPENTKR -On Friday, March 90 BY the
Rev. Thomas G. strong, Mr. NICHOLAS JAcoBUs 10 Miss
SARAH G. CARPENTER, both Of this city.
New Jersey papers please copy.
O'NuI-ONKn On thur day, March %, by Rev.
CLaIsJ Jones, pastor OF the Mariners church, at 80
Madison street, Mr. RICHAKD j. ONEI, Of Hind county,
N G 10 Mics CAmAEsE O'NEIL, Of New York city.
North Carolina papers please copy.
srNoLA-WmIE On Monday, March rs, by the Rev.
Mr. DO Mass OF the seventh street Me hoost church,
JOHN l. sIrsuIA, Of Brooklyn 70 MISS NARY EMMA WHITE,
Of Philadelphia.
March ~, by the Rev. DR.. Rockwell, Mr. INCREASE Q.
Smith TO SARAH, youngest daughter Of William Wayne,
Esq, all Of Brooklyn.
3 PAmeiee. M RUFUS p. SruRGrs, OF Wiitou Conn W
Miss CoADEA A., daughter Of Alfred Flock ESQ., OF New
York.
woopwAsp-SARcHET.-On Tuesday evening, March 20
by the Rev o. r. KI ansh, EDWIN A. WOODWARD. Esq 70
JULIET KATE eldest daughter OF Mr. Joseph r. Harchet,
all Of Philadelphia.
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Holy Saturday.
Holy Saturday, the last day OF Lent s siznalzed 81
the longest Office OF holy Week according 70 the Cthoc
worship-his being the set apart for the
ing Of the new Or and the benedction Of the baptisma
fonts HE services in the Catholic churches Of this ct
VII commence a. seven O'Clock In the morning. and win
nos conclude, save with BRIEF interruption until the
same Eur Of evening.
Tho terebro an moins, with the other cauouIca, hon
ors. copsecra,s. 70 the memory Of Christ in the
sepulchrs and the mas he "a represented coming
ont Of the crave, thereby triaSPaing over his unbe
neving enemies The naked affairs are again clothed u
their splendid ornaments, ana dre 10 slessed to
illuminate them. rhe Office begins with the lighting
OF q triple candle, emblematis Of tho light o.
Christ IN, deacon then bleeses q paochs
candle which represents our Saviour dead, and Eve
grams Of incense are fixed INTO It in the form OF a
Cross to denote the aromatic Dpces whsrewth hs body
embalmed in the sepulchrs The paschai candle is
then lighted, well AZ all the other lamps Candles
TO signify the resurrection and with the redemption
Of man.
The beDedction Of the baptismai fons follows l. The
priest divides the water in the form OF 2. He
touches the water with his hand praying that may BE-
free from all evil spirits g. He signs thrice the
sign Of the Cross to bless 1t in the of the Trinity
He separates 1t with his hand, sprinkiirg IL towards
the four parts Of the globe, TO show that tho grace
baptism flows everywhere s. He breathes thrice upon
IL In the form Of cross, invoking God TO infuse
His holy spirit He plunges the paschs candle tars
into IT, praying that the Holy Ghost may descend upon
IL, He did at the baptism Of Christ In the Joraan
He mixes holy oil and chrism with II to show that
baptism consecrates Cod and enables tho soul
sist all temptation.
If there be any persons then prepared and willing
receive the sacrament OF baptism, 1t is soemnly adm
nisteIed after mass is offered up.
The blessing Of the fire, which precedos tho above
remoOies takes place without the church. at very
entrance FIRE having been struck from hnt, and
Goals lighted with it, the priest attended by the minis
ters, with the holy water and ncensc, besses the
fire with alLdue solemnity.
The Episcopal and Unitarian churches, well as the
Catholic prescribe particular services for Holy Saturday,
but when we state that a special Collect Eoistle and
Gospel Ted each Of which refers to the crucidxon
and burial have said all that is necessary There
nothing Of extraordinary unusually interesting
character in the ceremonies.
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Brooklyn City News.

REpumIcAN NATIONALITY RATIFICATION MEETING Last
night the republicans met at Musical aa " ratfy the
nomination Of Frederick Scholes for MAJOR Tbs chair
taken by Henry L. LLOYD, who called upon David
Dud ey Field TO address the meeting which he aid oy
cbaacerzn rig the republicans the true Uni,ni,s de
pouDcpg ex-President Buchanan and the de nocrat,c
party, VIII aim he fad In power, woult be 70 bind
the people ths United tho Montgomery
stitutiop the price of bringing bask led
Democrats he called upon the republicans and
Union loving democ as 10 vote for Frederick Schoes.
He 4, II wed ste ~ari l.. Woooford Uuver Beard
others IN OF the republicans and oenuncation
d. and series OF resolutons put asd
pleogDg the mseilog 20 support tne republican
candidate During the mestng Frederic Sch,ie entered
addressed the audience very fiefy pro-
u isDg elected, perform hs duty faith 'uly IN
rand OF music present, and the proceedings
varied fe pa r'oc airs songs, but
was nos much real eotnusasm apparent.
AsorBkR HOMICIDE IN QUEENS CouNry.-About a week
ago . man named Anthony Jacobs, a blacksmith by
trade residing at New Lots, had quarrel with farm
lsoorer, named John smith, at Newtovn Blows
exchaI ged between them when Smith struck os with
q hammer, upon which tbs latter seized axe with
which be teat smith powerful bov on tho head, frac-
turing the skull smith fingered un,u Thursday, when
be ed jacobs arrested yesterday morning ny cou
stable volkmaD, OF New Lofts, wnen the accused
taken 70 Jamaica for trial.
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NrsRo DRownD.-An Inquest was held yesterday by
Coroner hickman upon The body Of negro named Henry
Thorspson, belonging 70 Huntington, Long sland, who
accidentally drowned At the foot OF Broome street
while attempting 70 Get on board soep. Dccc4ssd who
about forty hvc years OF ago quite enafom
cal curiosity His legs were Of very singular shape,
be invaluable.
BoDy Rxoovxrxp Tho body q q laborer named mos.
Hart, who had bees missing since the LIST Of January,
found drowned n the foot Of Lashi street yesterday
Dcceanrd employed IN sugar refining esssblist
msnt e Msssrs Booth Edgar and was about shif'. y
Owe years OF age.
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wealthy Land owner having thirty four FARMS lying
adjacent to each other in want Of general overseer
who VIII take charge OF their suporintendence For the
eight the property has been badly managed
nov, must be confessed in a sad condition; but
1t stin capable Of renovation and being
only It's former value, but made better property
than Eight years ago the owner appointed as
overseer Pierce, Of New Hampshire-Poor Picrce'
who found the farms In excellent condition, and the
tenants and aborers all prosperous united and happy
long t under the advice Of a OF understrap
pers, known the Kitchen Cabinet, headed by
Forney he set the cutivators Of these different farms
by the ears by introducing bone Of contention the
largest and most important OF them, by psIooizng anti
slavery democrats at the North, and fire eating
Gratis At the SOUTH by giving the 20 by 70 Union and
national men everywhere; and finally, by reopening
the whole thntyfour farms bitter sectional quarrel
which had been long settled he left tho property in
q deporabls condition.
An amiable old gentleman, known az "the benevolent
Buchanan" succeeded him In the post OF overseer and
somehow under his rule matters became worse and
His facility in appointing Incompetent deputies,
his Of acquaintance with the characters OF
those whom he kept around him advisors
and servants, aggravated the mischief instead
OF curing II, and the fences Of the farms
broken allowed TO go decay, and the proper
~ was plundered by Wholesale and a claim up
right title Of the lawful When he heard
that despair he took tho advice Of Horace Greeley,
Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips, Joshua Gddinss and
others OF the principles and oab'c, and appointed
as SUCCESSOR Of Buchanan certain "0d Abe lincoln"
Under this last ,mbecile manager matters have
only become still worse, but gone 10 utter
wreck ard ruin. Hitherto there was
kind OF ranagcment--at least q nominal government
Nov there Ia government at all It is anarchy, and
the families the different FARMS all related By blooi
and other ties to each other, commencing genera
melee, like nght at Donnybrook Fair large scale
Under circumstances the wants Immediately
another overseer who win undertake restore order
from chaoe, step 1ghtng and put the property in de-
cent condition once more. He will be paid literally
for his sosvicess 25 geo per annum besides pckngs
for his fries de and relations Apply for information
any day, except the holy Sabbath, which lie regiousy
observed, at the office Of UNCLE SAN.
WASHINGTON Banks Of the Potomac, March 20, 1851.
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The Con neclicut Election.
oUR DANBURY CORRESPONDENCE.

DANBURY Marcn Is 1901.
CpnnA1icsa Polascs-P Preparations AIMING se Democracy
for the Enslssng Elec.ton-Hon o. s. Ferry and His
Fyopeos for Defeat for Con0ress-The Effects Of TIE Last
Eeoson, dc.
The creates. rthusiasm prevails here and throughout
ths Congr district the democratic party having
perfected thorough organization; and 1t is gene
rally conceded that al classes have become awakened TO
the the necessity OF removing tue terrible and
intoerabe impressions OF the late Presidential contest
from the minds Of all sections II the pa ole
Bon. o. Ferry, the late misrepresentation from this
distr Ct will ADDRESS The people here To nigot 1, be
AIS ~.rsd by the Hon L o. Perrin to-morrow night.
Mr. Ferry 10 the republican nominee for ing ont
chances that this radical disciple OF aoo,itoo will
be returned consd ered impossible, even by HIS
nfmest friends II well known that toe ois OF the
mechanical population have undergone the greatest
change having discove ed thsI the election Of
pub csn chief oid not prove oanscea for all the
ills OF business but served rather to throw macy o
any employ ment whatever Il Is hoped b. al well
thinking men % all parties that Connecticut may be
fore removing the detessble effects VI the late
Presidential contest
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81 an Attorney General .
New jersey.
The Kansas L~sislsturc.

IEAVENWUHiH, har'u %, IooI
The lowe House OF the Kansas Legislature aD,zed
on the .S,h by the election r. De q, AM
Speaker He unde 70 favor Meesr5 Parrot and
Lane Tor Dited Stale senators.
Cove, nor Robinson's message is manly devoted 70
local AFFAIRS He recommends suitable ackuo~,edy
meat by the Legislature for the generous
relief given the needy citizens OF Kansas. 10
Also that the credit Of the State be used
for relief Der citigeps, necessary ae that
seed has been furnished In abundance for planting pur
p ses and hopes that general Call for relief viii
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Mccoy, lhe Burglar.

BOSTON, MATCH I5oI
Jas. Mccoy, who arrested hete charge Of bur
iglary, left tor Troy n Y, to-day, GU rqaisti'n 10
snswer an accusation OF burglary Committed that
city Mccoy further suspected Of the mlrner OF ar
6ergsaDt the the Troy aud Boston Railroad
Company, per petra,ed some months since.
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Conviction Of Hernandez.
Bosros, March 20 1851.
Joseph q Hernandez tried for shooting Ass Nay, with
intent k, to-day convctei ana sentenced 70 The
State prison for i've years
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MAnpySe CouaNs "A wrctched result ~ ntermy,rraQa
betw bood relations At schenectady Nsw yorx
An e4tmsble couple cousns) have eleven oh,drsa, elk
Of whom were born blind.
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1861, Genfn. 1851
SECOND SPhfNa OPENING.
Several entirely styles
For Misses, Boys and Infan q, in
Hats Caps Felt hats aud Riding Hats
GENIN 5l3 Broadway.
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Spring styles OF Dress and Soft Hats NJ
WHITES, PIG Broadway command the admiration Of al
lovers OF fashion
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Interview with him OR. Floyd; but he omits {,
0ns the note vas handed TO Mr.. Wagner about
stale thAs = the morning, while my interview with
eleven ocock - noointm Z t. at eight o'clock in the
him nok place - "uJ' 81 70 blame Mr.. Floyd for
0i the su q s aS. a sns q 1I De-
whch was delivered oa the ssaseQusncs Of CON-
O nbsr, coud have been wrt.enn ~~.-ds.
There another point in NJ Toyds stat. '',> rs.. ID
Ought 70 Dosise here. refer to his remarks ON
70 the alleged cestdcSte TO the Second Audto. "
tAs l4th OF December Mr.. Floyd, like the ccmmittes,
Rnoranty let hspe) the character OF
TIM paper and ike the committee for the purposs Of
drawing differences uniavosable 10 myself The paper In
que tim was not certidcatevas not voucher In any
sense Of the term WAS smpe account current, in
which the Secretary Of the Interior charged with all
the sto which hAo been delivered to him. and oredted
with all tho-e which had been sold, surrendered
Of stock .us II he but the
which ought to be there and the approval Of Mr. rnomp
son which was appended, merely signined that tho
In concluding this paper which has exceeded the limits
PROPOSED when commenced IT, deem an sct Of sim
pie justice both Floyd and myself 70 reiterate the
declaration made in my letter 10 Mr. Thompson that "no
ofces Of tho government advised me ~ part with the
bonds, on knew that contemplated dong So" never
disclosed my Transactions with Mr. Russell TO Mr. Floyd
until the 10 OF Decemosr, and do not believe that Mr.
Russell did. did lot disclose my purpose Mr. Floyd
In July last for the simple reason that then i'm
puten 10 him nobleness Of soul that would have
scorptd to save hmsef from the consequences of his
happily, az appears, miscoaceived the character or
the honorable Secretary Abandoned BY tho friends OF
trusted sSbeoteo TO countless Dstions viided by
"a SCI satoL press compelled by the exigenoies Of my
post NIT silence the OF
the Morris report With friendly statute isterposug
its sh ed between and the rtainties OF the law
occupied posit on that should have CHALLENGED the
81 paby Of every man Of common humanity. But NJ.
Floyd has not scrupled, 10 discussing me, utterly TO
disregard the Christian maxim, old civilization,
Bear the her sde and to the time hallowed
rule Of the common law, every man shall be held
innocent until his guilt 10 proved" He has turned aside
from the gcai ex gences OF his defence TO draw upon
bs imagination for facts, which, If they could be estao
lsheo could be Of benefit to him. while they would
utterly crush me. Aud appeal TO that susce Of the
people, which he ipvokes decide whether he has
earned for himself somewhat Of the censure which he
eloquently h' upon the s'assassins character
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
GODDARD BAILEY.
P, S.-Your paper Of the 9th inst not received
until late hour the 18th; have therefore, been
PEELED 70 prepare this letter in great haste and may
have omitted some points on which ought TO have
touched For this for the disadvantage under
which labor, an inteilgent public will doubt not,
make due allowance G, B.