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Arms at the South.

TIE Washington correspondent Of the New York
Tines states the following: Secretary Hollis first
letter to Congress, giving a statement Of only ordinary
distribution of arms, not being satisfactory, further
Information was asked for and he today transmitted
q statement Of Col. Craig, Chief of the Ordnance
Bureau which shows that early last year, by special
direction of Gov. Floyd, be transferred one hundred
and fifteen thousand stand OF arms from Springfield
and Watcrvliet, New York, to Arsenals in North
Carolina, South Carolina Georgia, Alabama and Louis
lana. The larger number were Springfield muskets
dtbe latest pattern The remainder were muskets al
tered to percussion locks, and rifles. Col G adds: The
arms sent to South Carolina, Alabama and Louis
lana have since been seized by the State authorities
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BIDS FOR THE New FIVE MILLION FEDERAL LOAN
The Secretary of the Federal Treasury, General Dix
med at noon Saturday the bids for the five million
ham as authorized by the act of December last. All
NE bidders, except FIVE or six, were from New York
The following is a recapitulation of the bids, with the
---aatirn arnnnnts and n centara
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NoTE.-Rver Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
Turpenne about 10 q IA cents bband naval stores,
when brought u Railroad about the same expenses are in
curred.-* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of onefh made the price Of yellow Dip
cording to quality.
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The UNION SENTIMENT IN BOsTON.-BOsToN, Jan.
2-The Union petition in Boston has received nearly
$4,000 signatures A special committee will probably
leave to-day with the document for Washington. The
blowing the committee chosen to bear the petition to
Congress Edward Everett, chairman Robert G. Win
top, Lemuel Shaw Edward S. gobey, Amos A. Law.
renee and Charles L. Woodbury..
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RHODE IsLAND.-THE PERSONAL LIBERTY LAW RE
?EALED-Prorldence, Jan. 25-The House of Assem-
BY today concurred in the Senate bill to repeal the
Personal Liberty law. The vote stood-yeas 49, nays g
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cAsH ADVANCES.

CASH ADVANCES.
NTTE will make liberal advances Cotton shipped to
w consignment of friends at Liverpool direct or va
New York. such viii be satisfactory to hooers
desiring to realize. Y. u. FAho-E1 w.
December l6.-d&wn
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LAvDRETH,s NEW CROP GARDEN SEED.

LANDRETHS NEW CROP GARDEN SEED.
JUST RECEIVED FROM D. LANDRETH SONS. the
most reliable Seed Growers in the country full supply
NEW CROP GARDEN SEEDS, consisting of variety of
Beans Peas Asparagus Roots Onion Sets White and Red
Glover Seed Blue Grass and general of small
Seed Also, Flower Seeds and Hyacinth Bulbs For sale
by WALKER MEARES,
Nov. "a. Is Market street
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.
\ LIouoRs. ~ eall. fdomestic.

sE should be understood that quotations generally
er rates have be maid =
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TO SCHOOL, TEACHERS,

THE EXAMINING COMMITTEE appointed by the su
L perintendents of Common Schools for New Hanover
County. will meet at my office on SATURDAY, 16TH
FEBRUARY, at 10 o'clock A. NJ Those interested will
please attend. S. D. WALLACE, Chairman.
Jan. 81, 1S6l. 23tm
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LOUIS b. ERAHBERT,
PRACTICAL FHARMA CEUTIST,
(Under " City Hotel
DEALER IN SELECT
- GERMAN,
AMERICAN,
FRENCH and ENGLISH CHEMICALS,
Drugs and choice Pharmaceutical preparations.
Thankful for patronage already bestowed, will endeavor
to merit continuance of by keeping constantly hand
fresh supply of reliable articles, strictly belonging to
PHARMACEUTICAL ESTA BLISHMENT.
Parties having accounts will please call and settle
them convenient.
Jan 25th, 1861
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WASHINGTON HOTEL, !
ME- WRERW NJ n

- IHlS WELL KNOWN HOTEL PROPERTY having
Deen purchased by company and placed under the
supefntendence and management of the undersigned
wnom mas been thoroughly renovated and refurnshed
PUBIC The proprietors determined that, BY liberal
expenditure and good management the 81 Washington
State. ~ 'eiS ~ lne
The Proprietors of the ashngton take this method of
assuring the former patrons of the house and the puhc
na every effort will be made by themselves and assistants
10 render their guests comfortable and contented
Anhough the Washington Hotel is under the general su
OF che proprietor of CASTOR House the
Two esaDllsbments will be kept separate and distinct
TERMS:
Children and Servants half price.
Horses, per day. ............... ........ 75ets
Omnlbusses will regularly between the hotels and the
cars: fare each way Is cents.
VIM P MOORE, Agent.
Jan. z4th, le6l 1l8-2-23-lt
HILLsBORO' MILITARY ACADEMY.
WIS lNSTITU ZION, of thoroughly scientific and mill
ary characte- under the conduct of Col. c. c. TEW,
formerly Superintendent of the State Military Academy
Columbia S. G. The third academic year egins Feb 9Th
1851 The charge is s35 per including clothing
For Circular, address the Superintendent.
Dec. 3lst, IS60.-97-l aw6w- Meet
PER STEAMSHIP NORTH CAROLINA THIS DAY.
Hn BBLS. A B. & G. SUGAR;
nv 20 kegs Leaf Lard, for Family use;
so boxes Cheese. For sale by
WORTH & DANIEL,
Jan. 30 Granite Row, Front st.
F'INE SoAp7-Frenoh Importation at RA1pvrs,s.
VALIsEs, BAGS, &c, at n,rnm1s,.
C1LOTHs BY TIE CASE,
" CLOTHS BIZ THE PIECE,
VESTINGs, CAssIMEREs, &c.
to make to measure at BALDWIN'S.
JAM 80, 1861
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A DivI.,on of the TerrIto,

- Now York Post makes up the following from tie re
me the Commissioner of the Land Office for 1867
Po''- FREE STATES. SLAVE STATES -
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BAR AND RESTAURANT.
Front Street. North of the Bank Of Cape Fear and opposite
the Bank Of Wilmington.
"a ~ THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
S$Al4oy public, that he has opened as above BAR
keep the CHOICEST and BEST LIQUORS, and up in
the best everything that the market will afford
OYSTERS in every style; GAME when in season, etc., etc
MEALS at all hours.
He has secured the services of Mr.. VIM H CURTIS well
known to every admirer of FINE OYSTERS we'll served.
HENRY WEBB.
Oct. 8th, 186O.-28&7-tf ATHerald please copy.
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FLAG RAISINGI

~ SECESSION AND SOUTHERN RIGIITs,,
Iere will be MASS MEETING of TIE citizens of Rock
NV strict, Duplin county, at Mayors Store, on sATUR-
"a DAY of February for the purpose of erecting Sc
ana Southern Rights Flag. Several addresses ap.
pvp'iale to the occasion will be delivered.
uyOOdy is respectfully invited to attend
D,,u- MANY CITIZENS.
VHu county, n, g., January 18th, 1861.
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GASTON HOUSE!

: - BBLS. GOOD MULLETS. in store and for sale by
II Jan. II, l861-11l-7t-222t* h. BAXTER.
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$3.50 II II w Ar D!

sM FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS on last Saturday e
~ night, the following negroes viz PETER, Ell g.
~ LIS JONES and LAVENIA Peter is very stout ~ NJ
built weighs about 100 pounds is about feet IL inches
about Is years DID, he formerly belonged to Mr. N. F.
DID, feet 10 inches high jet black and weighs about
IT'S pounds he formerly belonged about Newbern N c.,
Chadwick, of Brunswick county, who his BROTHER
Lavenia very stout weighs about $50 pounds is
20 years DID, and formerly belonged to Mr. j. M Fenne
Of Sampson county.
Any person taking up either all of the above
returning them the subscribers in Wilmington
combining them in Jail that get them, will receive
fifty dollars for each hundred and fifty for all of
them BARDEN PETERSON.
Jan, IA 1860. lO8&2l-tf
SOAP-SOAP
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always presents with the essential elements and
gives of the True Standard. Anayze the Blood of
person suffering from Consumption Liver Complaint Dys-
pepsa, Screula &C., and find il esery instance certain
Deficiencies in the red gobules of Blood supply these de-
fcencies and you made well. The Blood Food is
founded upon this Theory-hence its astonishing
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Four Approximatons to the S00 GOO Of $500 each Of
400 $4,000; Of $zO0to 100000 of $4O0 to $00O0
of $500 to $4,000.
Whole Tickets s20 Halves e1O Quarters %.
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par
drawing viii be forwarded "a soon the result becomes
known.
"DON RODRIGUEZ of City Post Charleston 8. O."
April 14th. 1850. 1ss&34-ly
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| CJFFEEI COFFEE u COFFEENI
. 900 BAGS GOOD QUALITY, being landed
IOsOJO ex. Brig Union State" direct from Rio de
Janero for sale in lots of ten bags and upwards for cash.
or its equivalent. o. G. PARSLEY q co:
| Wilmington, n. O., Dec. 10, 1860. sl-d&W-n
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SEWING MACHINES.
TTNHE EVER POPULAR GROVER BAKERS SEWING
= Machines selling quite fast at greatly reduced pri
from $40 to $780, Their Machine $685. straight
Needle, will do any kind of work from the finest to the
coarsest for plantation The stitch rips and the
threads need fasting when off, No respoong of the
thread works from the spool purchased Call and buy
They are No. Bridal Presents. At KELLEY'S
Jan. 80. Book Store.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
| EYHE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery conducted the Spanish Government
under the supervision of the Captain General Of Cuba, viii
taks place at HAVANA, on
| =. SATURDAY, february 9th, 1861.
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VALENTINES.
4 VERY LARGE SUPPLY OF ALL KINDS. Call and
"A prepare for Valentine Day, at KELLEY'S
JAN 80. Book Store
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted to the deficiencies of the Blood in different diseases
For Coughs, Colds Bronchitis or any affection whatever
which is also the No. for Depression of s Loss of Ap
petite and fom all Chronic Complaints arising from Oue
General Debility and Nervous Prostitution. No. 2for
Lioer Complaints. No. g. for Dyspepsia. Being already
parea for absorption It is Token by Drops and carried
into the circulation 50 that what you gain you
Weakness de-. See special directions this. For Sail
het, E1pons, Scrofu lous Kidney, and Bladder Com
plants, take No. 8. In all the directions must be
strictly followed Price Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York.
And By all respectable Druggists throughout the country
Sold N Wilmington, N. c., only by WALKER kEARES,
March 9th, 1e6Q-l63&27.eoWIy Druggist
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yey desirable cheap and convenient m rspans
furniture ToyA CTockeEy 20
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
emergencies and household afford to be with
out always ready, and to the sticking point There
NO longer necessity for mpng chairA nteEed veneer hsas
co ard broken orsde It Just the article for cone SHE'LL and
ser work. popular with ladies Of refinement and
tssta
This admirable preparation usd cold being chemically held In
solution and possessing valuable qualities Of the best cabns
makers Glue may be used In the place Of ordinary Huct
being vastly adhesive
"UsEFU1 IN EVERY HOUSE"
N.R-A Brush accompanies each bottle.
PTtco as Cents
wholesale Depot, No. 4S Cedar Street, Neo York.
Address HENRY c. SPALDING q CO..
Box No. $780, N. York.
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthrograph ShowCard accom-
panyng each package.
nrA single bottle of SPAIDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times it's annually to every household
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists, Hardware
and Furniture Dealers Grocers, and Fancy stores
Country merchants should make note OF SPALUlNdt
PREF AIRED GLUE, when making up their lat ] vii
stand any climate o.,oo,
Feb. l, 1850. A|o"|O-Ay
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SOAP-SOAP
~ BOXES-ALL GRADES. For sale low by
- Jan. S. T. II. McKOY d co.
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wholesale Depot, No. 48 Cedar Street, Neso York.
Address HENRY G. SPALDING q CO.,
Box No. $500, n. York.
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THE WILSON SCHOOLS,
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
DY Mr.. AND MRS. RICHARDSON,
D Aided by full aud able corps of Assistant Teachers
These Schools will be 1eopened for the admission of Pu
pills Thursday, the 10th day Of January, 1851
Applicants admission. examined cassed Thurs
day aud Friday, (e 10th th when is very mpor
tant that all who contemplate connection in the Schools
during the session, should be present.
Strangers the plans and character ohese Schools wi
receive a Catalogue on application to the Principal
Dec. 18th, 1860 o3-2m-l7-2
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JUST ARRIVED,
DER Steamer and sailing vessel the following articles
i Stuart's G. Sugar,
50 Crushed Sugar,
" Ground Loaf Sugar,
Colgate's Pale and Nc. Soap,
Andrews Yeast Powders. For sale by
jan 49, l.. B. HUGGINS s SONS.
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Put I'D for Dealers in Gases containing four, eight an
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthrograph ShowCard accom-
panying each package.
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The EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS AND THE souri,
EBN COMMEMORATIVE Mr.. Jefferson
Davis organs may assert to the contrary, all
the indications froM the other side ere against
sn immediate reeoe milton Of the Southern con-
fl deracy by England and France. The Paris
correspondent Of the London Globe (Lord Pal
ne1ston's paper states that the French govern
ment had decided not to receive the Southern
Commissioners, whose arrival was daily OK
pected when the Asia left SOutherners Ia
Paris were obliged as usual to apply to the
United 5 stes Minister for passports, as the
French governmen ut had made no CONCESSION :
Of any kidd ID their re9..ird. This would show
that there is bit very little disposition at pre-
sent o. me part Of the Emperor to interfere in
the quarrel between the federal government
and the rebel States. The disinclination will
be increased when the news of the President
war proclamation aud Of the firm and united
stand taken by the North reaches him. The
question will then assume light very different
from that in which it was placed by the dis
sensions which were supposed to prevail
amongst Northern men in regard to It
In the English Parliament, Mr.. Gregory's
motion, recommending prompt recognition Of
the Montgomery government by Great Britain,
is threatened with powerful opposition. Mr..
G. Forster has given notice of his intention to
move an amendment postpouing any opinion
on the part Of the House of Commons in favor
Of such recognition, and expressing hope
that it will never be made without security being
taken against the revival of the African slave
trade. If this be adopted, the English Cabinet
will not venture to take any steps in the matter
during the present session, and the mission Of
the Southern Commissioners to London, 80 far
MS the present action of England is concerned
will prove failure.
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Gen. TowJsend OF Albany; II. Sashburn of worces
GER; O. Cassidy Of Albany; II. Y. and r. a. Moore anr
,sn'y, Ct Philadelphia, stopping the 81. Nchola.
Jants :. Pike, United States Minister 70 tho Hasue
snd family T.. L. Childe, OF Boston W NJ Hunt OF Ne
pert X 1; g. " Merchant, Of Philsdeiohia, and A. O
vert House.
7. +. Eddy, Of Fall River; @. A. Drummoni, of Mon
'ra' NJ Phnney and family OF Newport, Y. T.; Robert
Nsce, af fhilinei Jha, and aenry Hord o. New York
ne stopping At the Clarendon Hotel
Bon. ". Il D,mmick az Pepns, lvanjs: H. NJ. q,
rshi', or pais; Colonel Frost, OF Ass,ri; ~ DuYCio
y Portland; w. NJ Smith and wife, Of New York en1
Csbb, Of Long leland, stopping at the Lsiarge
House
C.opel Mcdonald OF the British Army. a i Ri,c ana
$. Hll Of Live pool; James Anders,n United stat
scrsn' o. Hamburg; j. worhrup family, Of Hal.
fax r. Goodwin aod fanny, or rconessee; j. 4 Camp
Wuaf Igtop, and H. Doug az, OF Nashville, repp ar.
topping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Captain Ecdv OF the United Safes army Mrs C,lona,
Mr Jemta Of California; j. ". Liviugstou, or Utah aud
= hsog, or Indiana, are stopping al the Metropolis.
J. X Rove, Savannah, Ca; Miss Warren Aus,sta @,
Hon John Porter, Albany Vincent L Bradford PHI
n eli hia; Francisco Mschado, ". D. IN @ Arteaqo.
svans; q Be'yfcele, George r. oaara Columbus; ionn
blehsn, Ihiladeiphia Governor @. s Holden, New Jer
sey; Mrs V. sn ith ana family Washington: r. Non
ttl and family BAhimore; J. ~ wipchs Kansas; Jobc
'sr.'ow, Providence; John Jardinc, John L. iarrs
Liverpool; Vim Leon, Germany; Mr.. and Mrs B,id,e
N@bnRtn; Hon. VIM. Day ton and family, q ptc1
states MINISTER 20 france; Lovett ona az eat steam
hip Asia mrs. and Mss Loon .as.achusots are stop
pug ut the As'or House.
The Washington Correspondent OF the b,ltimore q,
.hanee OF the 2st inst says An exciting scene w.
siutf"d en- the avenue tbie everinS simonton the
Warrington correspondent OF the New York rr,s b,Ia
srupe d,rpatch the telegraph office was s,t,csao
Y young Butler, the son OF Col Butler OF California
ahout wien simopton has lately written somethiny'
ne fk woich utler ufed wss taken at the 6rst allow
sLd Siucuton cut and ran ocroes Tho
nuc huffy pu sued by Butler The corresp ,rdent of
The 7ms ran 20 fast that the crowd which ANYTHING
now viii produce, separated the parties - inns
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masters of New York aud Philsd.iphis have .
,iets 4. cell usou their fellow ciriz~ns, with
30 10 their hands, TO open aud keep open tue
Generalization bet xseu the poet Offices IN those
civ. and the CT nsra Post Office at ths capital
Trs - perfectly legal snd eosc,ataeonai' "
Is one o. tho powers enumerated q me o"nsti-
tssiop, SIS belonging 70 sbe ge neral government,
"to esssblrh post roads," and when any
power IL conferred by the consss<atton the
n,ears OF exercising II ara necessarily included.
Nov, by concentrating the two armies Of $4,000
each at Bsltmore, tie distractions would be
spes d,ly removed, the highway to the federal
csp,tsl would be opened, and kept open aud
esie. and at the same time Mary land would be
brought 10 her senses. There IA no necessity
Tor any coll Of the President to carry out this
ueaeure. The poetnssters have q right to
SUMMON all good citizens to assist In the execu-
ion Of the fcsr Office laws, aud all who are 80
pose have the right to aid them.
The merchants OF the two chief cities Of the
NoI tb bave the means Of organizing such force,
70 Re placed AT the disposal of the two postmas.
,eIs Let them eschew red taps and circumlocu-
,ior, and go At once into the work Private enter
prize, where there ia the capital, can always out
ruip even energetic governments in great under
ak 'Dgs; how much more in the case of an
,n.becile administration, without foresight or
spirit or action II some such vigorous measure
b. not adopted, we may expect very soon not
only 20 see j. fferson Davis in possession OF the
federal capital but taking up his quarters in
Philade) pbia and tie city of New York.
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Nav ORIEA~s, April ~, 1881.
Coton-rrices IRREGULAR sales 200 bales. -Four IS 20
80 20.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. April ~, 1851.
Tho pork market greatly excited. Leading merch
complain thst they cannot get provhone from Cincinnati
nor teeeraphc dispatches through rhey are explaining
the reasons.
CINCINNATI, April "a, 1891
Flour unchanged whiskey dull aud unsettled at
12kc and offered at the cosc nj I2c without b,yers
Mess pork dull AZ SIT. ssht exchange on New YORK
az per c-nt premium FOR Kentucky currency and
y per cent for Ohio and Indiana state
PnLsprrPars, Aprit 2b, 1901.
Flour quiet What afmer; red 81 80 a. nc; white.
n - Sif0 ccis srtvc, Al e2s. fbtf, SO Fox,
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bropghtthento Hsvans. The examination stan y
adjourned.
Samuel Hogen. who was shot in ccf .. salo2p
In the Bowery. about two weeks ago. ny Deputy
Sheriff AcMaLnus. died at the hew York Hospital
last evening. hcMannus. who haa been ont on
bail, was rearrested to await the action OF the
Coroner.
The cotton market quite firm yes'e dag ard cos"'
at further advance IN prces the eDbrscsa 40 ut
5000 bales, IN cts within the g, I8Hc iac Tor
niddlirR upsnts; at the clcse lo couii not be
purchased under Ia, ID the cecfeae In rece,ps a.
tns ports sDce the Let Of September st c@pred vita
the same period last 10 500 900 bales the
decrease in amounts " 3o4 900 Daes q Great
Britain, IT. goo to France, and 70 coo TO other pars
total e6e coo bales Flour set re- and closed
at an advance OF about 80 per barrel for oet dsscr2
tions. Wheat was steady. and in fair shipping dcmscd
Corn was rather nrmsr, with fair amount OF sses
Pork steady with sales Of 81 SIS SIX SS 90
and prime At $40 Is SIS Co. Beef hrn and IN good
demand at frmer pr ces Sugars IN fair request
with sales Of about 900 hhos. Coaee WAS quiet Ia
freights rates favored shippers.
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City Intelligence.

BRUTAL Assault rroS CHnD Prank swccny. a Ia,
borer was arrested yesterday for brutal assault upon
John Gamer, lad eight years old II appears that
sweeny, whc intoxicated seized the boy by the ,es
aLo dashed his head against the Sidewalk viii fearful
io'cc The boy was taken up nscnsbe and conveyed
Tho reaiderco or his mother No 3s0 Second avenue
where he lies at the point OF DEATH The prisoner
brought berore Justice Connolly and locked up await
the result OF the childs Injuries
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DETROIT, April 25, 1851
The Straits OF Mackinac open. Tho propelcrs
Prairie State Granite State and Michigan Of the North
efn transportation Company's line and the propeller
kon,ge Of Wards line, passed down this m,rnins
from ehcego, deeply laden with gran--the first boats
through. They report epcountering some ice ia the
traits, but cay navigation may be considered open
fer the season, -
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A RIVAL FOR JEFF. DAvIs-The Paris Jour
a.. "re circulating story to the effec. that
some Of the Roman Catholics Of the Southern
States have offered the throne of the new
confederacy to Francis IL of Naples This
would be consolidating slave institutions with
O yer geance
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70 announced that Prince Cortohakoa hal ven re-
called nom Warsaw, and that eeneral Mouravied had
been appointed Governor OF Poland in his place Prince
Gcr,ct skon IN proclamation. had stated that uulsss
the popuhce maintained traoqulity he would be com
ysllea 20 prrcsia Ftate n pl.gs
On The night Of the 9th the Russian troops
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NIBLo'S SALOON, Broadway.--LLoYD's MrssrRtLs II
suRIxsouI.s, soSGs DANCES &c.-Dows IN OLD E-r-xy.
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