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ADJUSTMENTS.

" oANrrnpupy
CANTERBURY
cANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
LOuisisns dpsnts, nsar Ne CORNER ef Sitlk frssf.
lin rear Of the MetroPolItsn and National Hotels)
Geo. Les..................Ms Manager and Propristor
BRILLIANT AND VARIED PERFORMANCES
NV soAEs md oOmlO .a
Ooo"hh nAm@oi N 'o"rNNh
unexampied sueoesa of tbe
GREAT STAR ALLIANCE.
CHEAT STAR ALLLASCE'
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY,
hOo'A' eNO"DHD N'"h
AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT
Third week OF the enearement Of the be.utifuI
young vocalist, VI WV '''U'''U'
MISS IrNNtr pSort
,yho.. ,.,. ,nnn,sna.I "a .s.o,s
s.ie are ,s creating Grors unprecedented in the
s....Is=
second week OF
DELkHANTY AND MARD,
DELEhANTf AND WAND,
the two greatest Clog Dancers in America
a.. u,.., ..n..,Io. aSa.s,,.o q. ,.,,
T sS sts JS sensation In her celebrated
W. D. CAYANAUGH,
Al, ,-,..., ". ~; ShN hnAgSh,
'''' ''''"''" SOH'Ui"" anu "o"n'' 'oSSH'''
WILLIAMS AND WEST,
of phsip nsiS,n. COMEDY In number
VI 'heii oriBiha eo0ehHloiues'
FoHu'ep me last week OF
MARTINI CHIRIsKI,
In his astounding feats on the swinging wire.
Mig NApY corrsnN
viii .rns.r IN . n.r "a 80, S.s.n u..u
NoNp.pr1, INV
THE rANot,, pororrr nc NANNY
inoludIng
MISS JENNIE FORREST,
MISS ESTELLE FORREST,
Miss SEtIIE pNyINNiropn
MILE MEDEA.
MISS MAGGIE WILSON,
MISS LOUISA ROULETTE.
MISS EMMA sCHELL,
Miss M InciF MhnstI -
In several charming AMI me IL an,
tifui Ballet, entitled the
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~ ENTLEMEN's CLOTHING. 80 WE
M have now In store full Gtooh Of GentlcmeniE
spring OVersoata business suits Drels suits, and
"a with the same degree Of neAtneSI siyls, and Gle
EAnee, ~ II made to order.
WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
1n1 PennIyl GnlA Avenue, between
Ninth aud Tenth streets.
apr IO-=tnI IglAI Intsl.l
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HAS CONDUCTOR OF STRuAR CAR THn
IGHT TO GRANGE A o. BILL Tho city PAhatn-
eT Railroad Company 10 testing the question al
w whether Its conductors are b0ond TO carry .
aEGengeT unless he tenders them the exact amount
fare. Mr.. David WsHtefaeld got on car yeGter'
BY and offered In payment 81 note, United States
lrfenoy, which Conductor Soy bold could not
hAnge, and therefore required Mt. W. to leave tho
Ar or get the hye cents fare, The passenger got
q and bringa suit. Justice Kinney, before who n
be case was tried, holds II under Adyiaemont
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS.

From he Rev. Joseph M. CLARKE, Rector d. ST. James
Church.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EoRD,s NEW THEATRE

E0RD'S NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE.
THIS (THuRsDAD EVENING, March 81,
EDWIN FORREST
win sustain his GREAT shAkspearean delineation
Of OTHELLo.
FRIDAY, April I,
EDWIN FORREST
Will appear, for this time only As LUCfUsJuHfUs
BRuTUs, In the Tragedy OF Brutus.
During the engagement OF the Great American
TraEedian, EDWIN FORREST, he viii appear In
hrs celebrated character OF Rolla, the Peruvian
Hero.
saturday, last night Of the oCToRooN.
Due notice will be given Of the first performance
OF the new play by George H. Miles, ESQ, entitled
SENIOR VALIENTE.
INFORMANT NoTIcE-PArtisa holding Reserved
seats are respectfully requested TO attend early.
The immense throng Of patrons now attending the
Theatre all the thoroughfares TO an extent render
ing access TO secured places somewhat difficult
after the rise OF the curtain.
Reserved seats on Mr.. Forests nights, IS cents
extra. mao
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
- AND MULES.

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERgO OFFICE
DEPOT OF WAsHINoTOH, !
WAsHiEGTOH, D. c., March 20, 1854.
WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, at the Cor
rails near the Observatory, in the city OF Washing
tOn, d. c., on WEDNESDAY, April 9Th, 1854, and
on WEDNESDAY, April 10th, 1854, lotof
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned "a unit for public service.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock a. m.
D. II, RUCkER,
Brigsdier General, Chief QuArtermaStsr,
m20-2Ot Depot Of Washington.
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ID EGISTER's OFFICE,

IN MARCH %, 1854
Notice IL hereby given that tho LeenScs issued to
owners OF wagons Carts, and DFAys, will expire
on the hTHt Monday In April, and that said III.
eenGeE must DO renewed In compliance with law
at this o1iee, within ten days after that time.
SAMUEL n. DOUGLAS,
m2k-dtAplo Register.
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A UCTION SALE BY THE UNITED
N STATES, OF RESTAURANT PROPERTY,

4 UCTION SALE BY THE UNITED
N STATES, OF RESTAURANT PROPERTY,
ETC, ETC.
CHIEF QuARTERMAsrER's oFTIcR,l
DEPOT OF WARRINGTON, }
WASHINGTON, d. C., March p, 1854.
VIII he sold at public auction, At Government
Warehouse, No. 8, New York avenue, between
Eghteanth and Nineteenth streets, on FRIDAY,
April I, 1854, under the supervision OF Captain
JameA NJ. Moore, ABaiHtAnt QuArtermAAteT, the
following described ar'ieleh, formerly used In
Hrst.clAss restaurant and btlIlAf saloon, viz;
-Four Rosewood billiard Tables, with fixtures
complete.
One Large Glass Chree plRtes)
One Range and fixtures for heating water,
One Walnut Extension Table.
Wines, Whiskey, Brandy, Gin.
DeeAntcrs, Glasses.
stoves, Mattresses, Counters, Kitchen furni.
turei and, In fact, every article necessary for
ilrbt-elAsH restaurant
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Sale 10 commence At ten O'Clock n. m.
D. II. FUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief QuArtermAsteF,
mes-td Depot OF Washington.
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AVENUE,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
A GRAND COMBINATION OF AcKNowL.
EDGED TALENT AND SKILL
Manager. ....................Mr. Charles Warren
kquestrian Manager. Mr.. HAIRY Whitby
Master OF the Ring. .......,. Mr.. frank WHITAKER
MHsical Director. Joseph Nosher
This Equestrian Organization has been arranged
with do fH ffEl sfo &c 81 a6Rs Es''~'n
Which the Management takes pleasure in present.
ing to the public, Is very large.
Formerly Mrs. DAN RICE, will introduce her
wonderful horse Champion at each
entertainment.
THE WHITLEY FAMILY,
ConBisting Of
MR.. HARRY WHITLEY,
Who will introduce his equine aSeenSionist, a
MASTER JOHNNY wHifBY.
with his celebrated Ponies, Apollo, Adonis, Mer-
curry and MSS ssG n Ey h S sna S8,di' ''
The graceful equestrienne and Skilliul AlAck.wire
gs5tsoiE%ssE y SE,t VII ivl sl5o spRssH5.
graceful and fearless artist In principal acts Of
6oTSemHnSh'p,. in when great art she is pro-
nounsed by critics TO be p n5 ,
The most wonderful GymnaSts OF the age, have
been expressly engaged for the Great National
MR.. GEORGE DERIoUs,
The Man Monkey.
MR.. JAS HAWKINS,
The Celebrated Scenic Artistic.
Mr.. CHAS. KING,
The Champion VAulter.
Mr.. FRANK WHITAKER,
The DORSEY OF the Ring.
MR.. d HOWARD,
The UnApproAehAhle TumbeT.
The Management begs leave further to announce
that she with have the honor OF introducing the
world-rcnowned
WILLIAM KENNEDY,
whose professional deportr emit has won for him
the Happy Piaudits OF Millions, and dignihed
JESTER OF GENTILITY.
To diversity the entertainment, and thus com'
plete the picture OF amusement
THE TWO COMIC MULES,
ContrAbAnd and Cunning,
WIN be presented TO the audience by their Trainer
Doors open at 3 and 7 p. N. Admission 50 cents
Children under twelve years Of age 20 cents.
m2l-tf
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LOCAL NEWS.

Tue GRAND BALL To-NIoHT.-From oil the
Sect Of there being gay time this evening Al the
Patent Ofioo HALL Tbs ladies are ali hgoE, and
Inks, sAtins tArletons, Swiss muslins, 40, are In
.emand. Let every one buy ticket andEs. There
] I'LL be a merry time, We assure you.
The various Committees are requested 70 aasem-
lie in the RotundA OF the Patent once, this eve
log. At o'clock for the purpose OF receiving
nal Instructions.
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IT. Ice Cream, Confectionery, &c.-Re-
oeptions, PARTIES Weddings, Balls SupperB, Fairs,
and other entertainments furnished At shortest
notice and most reasonable terms Ice Cream and
Water IceA made by steam power, warranted to be
the best in the oitywholosae and RETAIL delivered
to any part OF the city Charlotte Russo, Jellles,
Pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made TO order, AT
los. sHAFFIELD'S Confectionery, 1855 Sixth
street, between g and II, IA27-Sm
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by JAS. g, MCGUIRE q CO.,


DY JAS. @. MCGUIRE & CO.,
~ AUCTIONEERa =.
FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS on north
street, between sixth and Seventh ulreets.-on
MONDAY Afternoon, April 18th, at O'Clock, on
the premises, We shall sell -Four Handsome
Building Lots on the south side Of North N street,
between Sixth and Seventh streets west, fronting
each II feet l0I inches and running back 100 feet
TO 10 foot alley, the eastern lot forms the corner
OF = street IS feet wide, called Oregon street
Terms; one-third In oaah, the remainder IN aix
and twelve months, with interest secured by deed
OF trust the premises. ConVoyAnces At the cost
Of purchaser. JAMES c, MCGUIRE & CO.,
maod Auotioneers.
by j. q .v6 MSSgLRE a co.,
Great Sale by catalogue of Seventy.nine First
Class Building Lots belonging to the "Dayidson
Estate."-On TUESDAY afternoon, April 9Th, Atb
o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, corner OF Tenth
and ID streets, we shall sell
sEvENTY-NINE FIRST-CLASs BUILDING
LOTS,
belonging to the " Davidson Estste,n comprising
some OF the most eligible building lots 10 be found
In the city situated principally the high grounds
north OF PennBylvAniA avenue, between Ninth and
Fifteenth streets west, 10 the best Improved and
most desirable part OF the city for private resden.
ees.
Fer descriptive catalogues, with terms OF sale,
6e, apply TO the UNDERMINED
mQg-l Auctioneera,
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BURGLARY AND RoDBBRI.-The room In
'ouse 27s = street, occupied by Mr. J. p. Wilson,
rm OF Blnninser q Co., was entered by burglars,
bid about forty dollars taken from Mr.. Wilson'S
bcfhts. The noise made by the burglars aroused
IT, w, who jumped out ofbsd. The thieves ned
tr. W. pursued, them about two blocks In hil
Ight-dress. After running through the rain Anc
BEING no possibility Of catching the thitTeI, Mr
y, gave up the chase,
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DY G. r. l.. CROWN CO.,
I'D AUCTIONEERS.
Houses, Mules, Carriages Wagons, and Harness
At Auction, on every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY MoANIEGS at the washington
City Horse Market, on sixth street, near the
Canal. Sale commencing at .. m. Cash AdVAn-
ees AAd oonslgnmenta. Storage for carriages and
wagons at the above named place,
fe21dtap5s g, r. L. CROWN h CO., Auots.
GALE OF OLD UNsERVICEABLE
- GRAIN SACKS, STOVES, COPPER, CAST
lkOS, sHoyELs, ko., &C., &C,
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Philadelphia.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL,
GRAND OPERA MONT.
ONLY NIGHT OF FLoTow's GRAND OPERA,
IN 'n''' Sous srRApELLA,
N, THBo. HABELMAEN
NJ. FRANZ HIMMER
CAST OF GREAT STRENGTH
Powerful CHORUS
Of thirty, Including the leading artistes OF the
CELEBRATED hRIoN SOCIETY
The Entire Grand Orchestra, from the Academy
NJ. FREIoRIca GRHFfo as. ,o.. ..Be..i
MILE PAULINE CANNIssA, AZ. ....... Leopors
n n E TRASb atME ss5sSsls
NJ. ANTON sTEINECKE, as.."....,. .Mololio
Hasqueraders, Peasants, nc.
Scene, Venice and Rome.
Reserved Seats for either Of the nights for sale
at MetIerotts Music store, and at the Box once
of'hs Theatre sc q ins t 81 Prices.
Orchestra SI 80
Dress Gree and Parquet,. 90
Family Circle,.., 90
Private ...............,...... u 90
Secured seats 50 cents extra
The Box once will be open on Thursday for the
sale Of seats, nom q. IN. TO sp.m.
SATURDAY EVENING, April :,
For the Last Time, positively, Gounods Grand
FAUST.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Seats for tho Opera for Friday, "sTRADELLh,n
and Saturday, "fAUST,n may be obtained.at the
hours, from MAE until half past nine, and again il
the evening, from seVen until mine. Also, At Met
zsrotps. No performances tonight msi
GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
~
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GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MRS. CHAS.
WARNER, FORMERLY MRS. DAN RICE,
has OPENED
AT sixth STREET AND NEW YORK
AVENUE,
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ATTEMPTAD EscAPH.-The two prisoners
Hendricks ahd Pollard) who are to be hung to
borrow, eudsavored To escape from the jail, on
|indAy night, but were discovered BY Mr.. Roberts,
ne Of the guard on duty. He called the guards
nd secured the prisoners.
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Growers THEATRE,
" Pennsylvania avenue, near wnlards' Hotel.
LEONARD GRoVER...."........... DIRECToR
Also Of Growers New Chestnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia.
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posseuaevs Arrived

\. ,f,av..ip P,,,,a from Liverpool oseen'tosn-
Mis-. Rlsby and maid Miss Wheeler, Mira Cooke. Mis-. 5
Mr.. King Mr and ar. O. Nwoodrua M and Mr.. j. c;
Brown and two Misses Brown, M aud VII. hys' sni
infant, Mr spd Mrs H. Peabody IT,. Mr. and Mrs hog,ion
and child and servant Mr.. N.orp Nj and Mrs Jn Abro
land Capt Com.tock and SON Mr. de Barbara and servant,
C. Seymour and servant T. LaAd. Mr. Cr.hanse, hss Ley
Miss Msrks Mrs o. A. Sala. MI Dodge. Mr. and MRS T.
May, Mr. aud Mr. 7. A. liasem-ysr. Rev bennnd MI
IT, Mia A. Thomp.on Mrs. Nicholson {: To~nesnd, J. W
Shothcu.e Mr. Bergman. Ar. kouiI hI Pesaei MI IN
bring II. T. Wheeler. Mr. Chrysii-. r. Rail, y Rouih. T.
Pschrs Mr. Dorr Mr and Mrs MePher.on two daughters
BaIones. Diver, aud nsid NJ B.ty,,y r. Bsdctty Mis-,
Loos~y A. Brown. yi.oount'ss De Noar ,~o ehido md
Mr.. Dss,rohAn nfAn, and nur'e M' Anirss" and chld
Ms. Fredenberser b. Cuuan H. l.. Bun, NJ vslonIu.l.
" Milsr A. Psl IT,. Edw. wille,t.. l.. wii.on. Col
Bvring MI Halcomb Mr.. Frsdsnb.Iger. Nj Dinsno,s w
Hebdsn. Mr. Crewthsr, Ryan Iho' oglyy. ~ bs'n''
aud Mr. and Mr.. ]. r. Townsend Mr. Colbert Mr. s,ose.
M and Mr.. J. A. Csrh.w and child Col q. Chsns' c.Pe
Ou.sn Mira Hutchinson and two children Mr. salou,e pr
GlacLueyer L. Roth. A. Strauss. 81 Kie,insnn MT Fol
hena, Mis-. Lane, Mss Wicthasn, Mr. and Mf' Wissham
Mr. Latham and .ervsn Mr.. and Mr.. 5. 7 Huntington
IN and ars Gross. H. Kirby. J. X. Fisher MI aud NJ.
Driniwster King Geo King Mr. Cl,iAnd n Hidden -
Mrs Homer. Miss sharp. Dr. and MIA has mfs' ~ :,
Thompson aud sOyerne.' Cha. Jeffrey Han r r
a. Cyrn. field +. Bictell = C. Grme. Re-, and M' j.
+ Young Mr.. Bor,hwick. Mr. Robe Mr WAmo-' g
shsvsn W. n. MeAllster aud son. Nj Clo.ermln' Mr.
Tourne d. Hart. NJ Ls,srdslle. NJ Tomptns Nils. NJ hen
drici Mad Maynard Mira Harm and daughter Capt and
Mr. West Mr. CherryN. de Young. w Rose
In stam.hip Gers,dni1 from Southampton. Hdrr. o. -
Mi.. Is Schroeder Miss A. sdbultr A. sehnabc j. "es
Dr. Pe.,h M'IeaIs uI Il ooS .ay
MAJ friedman and lady Mr., Letter and children stici
land w Pinner L. ooid.ohmidt. r. g. Host, r. Beaumont
A. Edwards. Capt. Luke lady children and nurse
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Steamer Thorn (. transport Gibbs Fortress Monroe y
hours 10 U. s. Quartermsstsr .
Steamer stephen Cloud ~. $. transpo Lucas Fortress
Monroe "a hours to u. 8. Qurrtermaster.
Steamer America (U T. transpor Share, Fortress Monroe
70 hours to U. 3. Quartormaster. .
Steamer Sentinel H. T. transport Taylor, Fortress Mon
roe 36 hours to y. Quarierms.tes. .
Steamer Warrior Mott, Providence, mdse, &c. 10 Isaac
OdelL =.
steamer Hope. Warren. Philadelphia mdse TO James
Steamer Falcon, Jones' Providence, mdse. To Edward
Bynner: ,r, .,
Experienced constant w gales from April 10 TO tbs 3oh
On tho 10Th struck BY heavy which started The
forward house split the covering boards about ~
feet and several ancheon also flooded the bewecn decks
Ion Is TO- was among leo for days sud nights with strong
W. W winds and thick weathnr. In lat ". lon. 70 ~ NV
several very large csbersa Has been detained outside Of
Sandy Hoot since the morning Of the 18th By fog.
Ship EIccsot. Pendletop Liverpool 90 ssys ne ,on'
~ So was In co. with ship Neptune Peabody nom Liverpool
April for New-York On tbs 18th nt let a. Ion Ps.'eu
gree, quantity Of iceberg~ EIpereaeed ia
with thick fog Had deaths and birth the passage 10
NowYorh. ,.n
Ship Maid tof st. John n 81 Aberne,hy Liverpool Ap5il
ndss 70 snow Burss nc npsnnJ 0u' aayr
On tho ID ins lst ~ 30 lon "a TO- passed over fhy iceoss'
thsrs being about twenty shlps in co. al The time
Bark AnaIis lRus, 0idejsns' Bremen % days. md'' '''
Bari nds: (ef csrd. Boyd Rio Jsneiro % days. coffee
Bark DeN iHoI1. Osekertey, Rotterdam 50 days, udss
and pass. to lunch. Meiacke wendI
Bchr Eamss, Eiws. Mystic for kondout
Schr. Benjamin. Cram, Pom MoniA
Sohr Charles Henry Ferris. Rondout tor Boston.
Schr. Rslph Hsrnett Rhosdes. Roodout f'' Boston
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORR.........MAr "a

Cleared.
OF Cork (Br). Tibbetts Liverpool John
q. Dale - =, , =, q, -
S,eamers-Locua Point Hoffman, Portland H. b. Cron
well L Co. y. w. Bruno. Foster, Baltimore. az
Ships-Corneus 0rinno Spencer London, Urfnnol BIN
turn Co Edith Chids Fortress Monroe. G.. Carow.
Barks-David Nickeb. Pierce, Bangor, r. r. Bue. Co.
Eliza Young tBr), Hatfield. Antwerp BOYD Hnosenl
Frederick (r) Jones Antwerp, II. J. &. a. Dew oli'
bounding fillow viulch. Malaga Upper BeAiiei Hnna
(BrA RAwlins Rchbucto. master, Geo D. Brown, Obfen
Queenstown, frett. Son Co.
Briss-Ocean Belle lBr) Peunsn St Kit. Brett. 500
CO.; Rschsr,tig lHsn) 0shlnann' Cape re"h. a. h r.
Brat Son Co. Fanny Butler Nckerson, Manssnla T. IL
Sanford Whitaker Moss Salem, Hoyoke Murray Rolling
Wave Collins Demersra, Jones Tough.
Schooners-Mosss waring winslow, EiIsbethport; Rio
rande Johnson. Baltimore Webster Co.. Undine, Baker
Saco T. H. Krcemer; Amy Wooster, Houghton, hsgusbo
j. Boyntons Son Co.. stephen Ho,ehLi. Hslock, For
tress Monroe, C. II. Matthswsj j. c. Evans, Hammond
Bay Jam b. j. WenbuTg; N G. Harris Layton. hutspaP
onsc Creek Va Holyoke Murray Howard. Bshrt NASSAU
c. H. Pier,on; St. Lawrence (BrI Ryder. Cameo, N 81
Il QeM ale
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couRr cALYNpAR-THn DAY.
A Card.
To tie Editor Of The N. y. Tribune.


SIR: In forwarding for publication til annexed
Of proclamation by his E1coenoy the President
of Peru the undersigned cannot refrain from expressing TO
the sstsction with which representative Of that Gov
and as individual he has noted the dappovs oil
the outrases committed BY the Spanish Admiral In Peru 80
uniformly expressed by the press and people this city
Peru has cordially sympshissd with the Government OF
United States the effort suppress the Rebellion and Joy
nx erected the dngs successful sues to the Union arms
feeling that notwithstanding temporary reverses the right
o,. and would triumph the exclusion OF European inter-
cnc On the American continent And in the hour
her own adversely sssssd foreign foe she welcomes the
warm sympathy Of her Northern sister 90 onmsts0y mani
fs.tsd NV her psopls Your obedient servant
loan CARLOS TRACY, Consul Of Peru
Coasrla,e Of Pev, Etv. York. Nay 10. 1864.
tTpn,l.tion ,,..,a.,
Jusn Antonio Peset Predens OF the hepuonc
Thai the occupation Of the Chincha Islands by me spanish
confeS upon the invader rights OF any ,n
the scts committed by the spanish AdipI spg a.
warranted proosedass ssainss We nA"'"' '''0''s''
ARTICLE l. The ooveruDens OF Peru, IN the name o. the
national sovereignty which represents, Ignores tae ~
the Spanish squadron anchored in the adjacent waefa
ART Any ATsngsments made BY sAid ohiet ot 'ne %
portsion Of suane and whatever steps he may LAO
pirate any part Of hs territory the riches Of fcfu arc na
void and our agents and coagnses In foreign oounts:
arc authorized 10 take legal proceedin against ny
gusno which may be sent to their markets nsvns .eo
attached and securing their value until the ooven"so 'n
issue requisite orders a.,
Art D. The Minister OF Stats 10 the department o. the
Treasury hereby charged with the publication OF hs 90
cree. and TO communicste the 70 vhomsoever may
ooncern for it, accomplishment
Given at Lima this Doth Of April, 1894
IuAH AsToEio PBsBr YouACio nos"A'
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PASSENGERS Sailed.

IN sfea~sAip Scotia, Jov Lvopoo! and Qs'enstorn-
J. wsisS Mr. aud Mr.. J. GouId Mi.s Gourd, four children
and servant Mis Crooks, Miss Thsyer Miss kinssbury A.
and two Misses 0srr C. r. and A. M. wern. Mr. and Mr..
Hemksusr two children and servant Miss Burth Mn
dam .' Hc@philI Mr. Knoedler Nine Trncsno and friend
and servant, II HOlmsted Mia Watt, A. Humeers, IL
brown, jaime: Mr. :sS Mr.; sh.y NJ Sss;5.
Mis-. Jones' Moore julie, Ollie NJ and Mt, X MOI No..
Johnson, ~ ~" chsss sSsio Gr and Mr.. John
ss% g. GO g. de- I Castillo IT, Pousn. O. L. Grrow.m Dor
H. P..d,s Mr. and r. Lloyd AginyL two children Dire n and
d M.;i. NJ. and Mr., Msnsa% @,9ss% Mis- So,,i Man
Gum Mise. and Howell Mr. and Mr.. John Ps.. H.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19
ANOTHER OFFICER BH0r.-Oficer Robert
'homnso, Of the Eiahtosnth Precinct was aooosted

late On Tuesday evening at the corner Of Twenty
street and Third avenue. BY man who stated that
crowd of ruans on tbs opposite had stolen biz
hat ffom h head The officer crossed oves and ordered
the crowd TO restore the man his hat They refused
and knooked the complainant down. The ofnoer imme
datelv arrested the assiAnt, but himself knocked
down and 1--WE shots Ared ct him. one Of which passed
through the Heshy part Of his arm in6iotins severe
wound. TIE officer. On reganing his feet fred four
shots at the rufans but without any apparent effect
and heino toned BY CAPT Cameron. chased them up 70
Twenty fourth street. through to First avenue where
they made their escape in row OF tspement houses
The man under arrest for the shooting Ohcer Duryea
on Monday night resided in the same locality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19

PRESENTATION. - Justice Mansfield Of the
Essex Market Police Court was ON Monday evening
presented at his residence in Third street. BY number
Of his friends with two fine photographs coored In OIL
made BY Mr.. John Labor. Tho Judge responded in q
few well. chosen remarks and the company then sat
down to fine collation.. Among those present were
Councilman Webster ExCOuncilman Cav. and Fire
Conmi >ROnnel.