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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BYEHr-GRRGc On "Wednesday, April 81 " the Rev.
Ira X. steward at the residence the brides parents
Mr. CARPENTER NJ. ByEHs to Miss SARAHJ GREGG. eldest
daughter OF Thomas Gregg. Esq. all OF this cay.
Massachusetts and Connect cut papers please copy.
DAYroN-tFfTR -un tuesday. April 20 BIZ Rev. Mr..
Lindsay, Mr.. HARRISON W. DAYTON 20 Miss MANY A. LKETg
daughter OF Robert b feete Esq. all OF this city,
FRASXE-Wor tEsHArpT.-on saturday April 80, at the
residence OF the brides parents by the Rev Dr. Stohl
mann LorIs Frame 10 AuGrsfE Vol E,aArP7 daughter
OF Henry ". Wollenbaupi, al o. this cI,y
IotH-llnt.sGrR .--tn Wednesday e,euipr April u.
nv the Pew y. r. smith. OF the Harriou street Dutch
Reformed church, Sir. EicaARp Low u Miss ROSETTA
HLLsi,GER, all Of FRO sklyp
schobarie Republican please copy.
NaRLATT-WArNSs. tin this cuy on Wednesday. April
"a by the Rev L. r. chpman. assistan 10 tho rector
oi - Georges church Wy HUSrR MAR ATT. Fourteenth
United states infantry 10 MARY fitES WATKINS, Of New
York.
PisSEs--Ash-ln Brooklyn, r d on saturday, April
20, oy the Rev pr lapi. Car pLrSEs EMMA AAB, all
o. this city.
RonrR1s-BrFNAeE. Washington, n. c., at the
Chureh ~ the Epiphany 90 fbursday, Arl 81 by the
Rev. Charles hail, ALEXANDER RossRr OF California !,
TO Miss MACON A. b.. daughter OF the lite Henry Bur
mage, OF Upper Marlboro, Prince Georges ounty. Md.
iHoNss-iioLhEs-On Thursday, Aprl rs. at the resi-
dence of the brides father by tho Rev iohu Krebs,
y. y WILLIAM A. THoHAs formerly OF Beaufort, North
,aroNna 70 lrcy ConDEtA. eldest daugker OF Madison
Holmes OF this city.
IBt hsos-haNKHEhp. On Monday Apr rs, at Nash
vile, Tenn, by the Rev Father Kelly A. HgSRY 1HrRs-
foN. ~ New YORK, to MARY s. daughter o James Bank
bead, ESq Of Nashville. Tenn
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two o'clock from the residence o. her parents 90 York
street, Brooklyn
WALTEss.AJp Saturday afternoon. April 80 at her late
residence No 90 Fast Fortth street, SARAH, the be-
loved wife OF John Waters the 9th OF her age.
Notice OF funeral IN Monday morning paiers
WnsoS.-At sea, on saturday, April %, Captain wM
WATSON, o the bark henry.
Ms relatives and friends invited 10 attend the fu-
neral, from his residence. 135 Powers street,
Graham avenue, brooklyn, y. n.
WALKER. On Friday, April %. OF chronic dhrrbGa,
william wnxyR, aged % years, member OF Company
C, Second regiment n Y :. NJ.
The relatives friends ~ the family and members OF
the Second regiment respectfully requested TO attend
the funeral this Sunday afternoon, At one oc OK from
the residence OF his brother corner Of Twenty eighth
street ana First avenue.
wsLrs-on SATURDAY., April 90, SARAH Wells, widow
0 Wilson Wells. aged sc years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the f
eral from her late residence lis West Fifteenth street,
this Sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
EEGLERon saturday evening. April 30, after short
illness. MARY l. HeGLga, aged % years and months.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral without further notice, Monday afternoon At
O'Clock.
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Our Paris Correspondence.

PARs, Aprn. Ia, 1854.
VWveysal Suffrage IN the Dpehtss md he Raenish Pro
sdne>s-The Prime Tn.per,i-- Euauh Rypocrfs, Pray.
sw0 for Peace IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chapel, dc.
When the Emperor gss fairly ont OF MS Mexican
Fcubes and has wtndrswn his tro, from the country
end has male Mexico pay roundy for the
- has rendered that unhappy ountry believed
BY many that he intends abandoning all deS OF any fur
,hsr foreign oonquess OF any zp ien1inss
md that be will devote bis entire energies sad his
seep political strategy 10 the "rosnucxaton" OF the
provinces OF the Rhine and the cs,ablishmsn, OF the
~ ral boundary OF France the east by the are
snnexaton OF Savoy he brought the southern border
une into "naturaln condition Upon the completion Of
ths project he is said 70 set heart and II e
believed that he s determined accomplish h-"peaces
by n be can forcbly be must"
HIS proposition for the settlement Of tho nish cues
Hoe by an appeal 70 the people OF the duches viii be-
some, accepted as doubtless will be, precedent fer
p,ebtscit, o, these days 10 these samc Rhenish
provinces and he and h,s armies have proved many
OCCASIONS thai they understand "coutroliug
quite as well as the best professional ward
ballot box suffers Of the city OF New York.
The Prince Imperial is TO give dinner 10 his young
pociacs OF the "Societe d. riuoe Imperial the
versary Of It's foundation the stu Of May For young
he 10 certainly getting ong very rapidly presiding
u two grand dinners within tho space Of mrnth.
An advertisement appeared 10 Gqiignants ksSsenpev
yesterday stating that service would be he'd day ID
m English chapel ia the rue dc IN Maselane. at whct
especial prayers would be offered FOR the speedy
ration 81 IN America The ypocritcai snobs they
had better quit praying for us until they cease sending
out pirates from their ports prey upon
Rev. r. hcClintock ras,ot- o. tie American chapel
10 quite H. II be IL sufficiently he intends
leaving FOR the United states the 18th II deGni
lively settled that the Rev. Mr. Sunderland Chaplain TO
The House Of Representatives, has accepted the
ship OF the chapel here. ami nst he wl come
here Immediately upon the Adjournment, Of Congress
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Our vienna Correspondence.

NlENA Aprl 8, 1864
vk Crman DANISH Con.es,--r. Confersaee-FIp Sart
OF The Revolutionary Porty-fn American Ste.ndier-
Deoh Of u. Ar hduchet Hidtgords, &c.
Tbs political observer who watches Day after day The
arereut phases OF the pur1ns question o; the duehes
= not unlike man looking 10 Kaleidoscope He sees
abe conneurston Of events and sutcpa,ops continually
shangins before bis eyes The Images, however, seem
81 last definite shape Prussia accord
ing 70 q statement In a ministerial Prussan paper &C
eepts the proposed conference Of the European Powers
with the proviso only that the treaty concocted In
1881 and 1862 not 70 form basis ol the
A. far . my information goes, the complete bar.
ony prevails between the cabinets Of Vienna and Berlin
ssspscing the attitude Of both Powers the conference
rbs two cabinets are sereed the following points:
me integrity Of the Danish monarchy Ia TO be main
tanned the Danish question s 70 be treated an
tstsrpaiional one irrespective Of nationality the recp
vccsi obligations embodied 10 the treaties Of 1851 and
iss2 are iosanicept, Denmark herself having demon
susssa The possibility Of their being set aside more
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city Intelligence.

An INTERNAL MAcnlNE-AI1Exrr TO Blow Up RAN
CAR-Captain Coey, OF the Fifteenth precinct, yester
day reported to Police headquarters that
person had placed internal machine the track OF
the sixth Avenue Railroad below Fourteenth street. the
supposed intent being TO blow the The mschine
nothing more than small tin box filled with powder,
inside Of which three gun nipples already capped
This was so placed on the track that sne car
wheel would crush the caps, and thus explode the
powder An upward bound car passed over the box,
which exploded with loud report and although the
sengers badly frightened all of them escaped
harmed officer Lewis. o. the Fifteenth ward. in making
examination found the remnants Of the box on the
pavement No trace OF the individual who played the
dangerous trick has beeu obtained.
The PorIcExEx's FAMILY VOLUNTEER RELIEF Fpsp.-The
trustees OF the fund in aid Of the families Of policemen
now serving In Metropolitan regiments met yesterday
II shown from the report Of Mr. Commits
the treasurer that there at the present
time fortyfour families receiving twenty Ave dollars
monthly from the fund.- Mr. Bergen having resigned his
position vote OF THANKS rendered him
by the Board Mr. Inspector Carpenter then elected
treasurer, and the Board adjourned.
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v ind at sunset [
Miscellaneous.

srKaNsnrr CRY OF BALTIMORE, Capt Mrehouse OF tn
Inman line sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
STEAMSHIP slxoSIA, Capt TrautmaDn, sailed yesterday
for Southampton and Hamburg.
STEAMSHIP EVENING STAR Capt Bell sailed YESTERDAY for
Havana and New Orleans
scnR Susan JAsx y, New Orleans from New York, had
heavy weather the entire passage lost sails and had 70
segR BapE COZ Kingston, N.Y. Lighte from Elizabeth
CT nigh, Of ah r ana made Pa
Gnt IL the morning from whence she taken to Geen
and other She ps anS ~
Notice 20 Mariners.
NO LIGHT AT yKRSANprSA. FLA.
sons T. r.rnsnsn Fla that there % I'M
rnnnng here from Port Rsp SC writes that many
exposed loss from the fact sss, p no sh
ebhomss :, W. trust The
matter attended to.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or WESTERN votr At GENOA
TREASURY Dh'AHinrSy OFFICE Ler In. y ,soAsp
Information has been this Office that conss
Or western mole at Gen"a for vessels
Vessels approaching the Of Genoa during dav should
keep 70 he eastward % the arse buoy which placed on
three Quarters Of q The sh.en
ern mote as owing 70 IN The anrsnsd state Of the works.
:. 's%
Bark Antelope Tyson cid New Bedford goth inst for
Moth Atlantic Ocean s and H.s..p Bay trom sn0e,, a
inst for Atlantic Gee IN.
Snip Hector chase cid San Francisco March 20 ION
whaling voyage
spoken. &c.
schr Anna Glover OF NYork steering e. April 49, lat
81 20, Ion a.
AKyAB, Feb l6-Cid ship Oscar, Crosby Falmouth r.
CAnprrr April li-Arr ship Pawn, Nelson, London.
CAHnrSss, April ls--Ar banks kngie !Br). Carmen.
Orleans brrs Caroline Eddy, Smith do: 2lst Pal
mer rRrl - Portland; briggs l. n Merritt, Berry NYorf
Watban wymsn key Vest 2sd, bark Coicord, Col.
I'D 18th trlgs Monticello, Moon, Nyork, 10Th, Susan
Duncan Mitchell PL.ladsl phia Matilda Cousins Port
land "Pernr (rr), Graham, KYcrki shr Kate Walker
CULVER. do 2iS barks 50 Jaso, While, Portland b
Hamilton Biekford. Remedies schrs Eliza Ann Ayres
Philadrlpha Anglia, Fender. Eoreans Esd brigs
ron Hatch. Bangor; Maria Wheeler, Wheeler WORK;
Young America Libby Portland; schr Christina, Brink.
wss,r do ssoo. April OAR bark Lind. Hewitt ps.a.
phia schr "Phoca" Tley. Terra Nova Sid i9th bark
David Cannon Brl Nfork; brigs Enechita uall fhila
dol aisL kurss tBr), Philadelphia
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The Body Guard OF the Emperor Maxi.
MILAN.

HON The Independsnce Beige March rs
il asserted that the guard OF the future monarch Of
Mexic6 Will be composed OF corps OF natives an Aus
TRAN corps French corps and Belgian corps. The
latter will be denonina,ed the Guard OF the Empress
The organization OF the Belgian corps will be given
TO General Chasselie, an officer OF distinction. Captain
Napdez-Snssen. Of the Crenaciers, viii command this
body OF troops, which will number about two thousa5d.
0cere aud noDcommisson officers OF the Pegian army,
will enter this corps with advan In their pre-
cent rank. Iney shall take service for six years and
will be entitled to years leave OF absence without
pay Those who shall had 1t impossible 10 be- acci
mated in Mexico shalt be sent back al the of the
government Those who wish to become citizens Of
Mexico al the termination OF their engagement In the
will receive donations OF land. The privaies az
well the officers included in this agreement the
new sovereign wishing TO develop the resources of his
empire and epcouraee foreigners 70 settle in Mexco.
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The Count de Paris Marriage.
ROYAL BETRoTHAL IT sBvfLLE-DSgss or r

BRIDE FLEET.
Seville, Spain letter OF April 2 gives the fuboined
account 81 the behrotns OF the Count de Iars his
cousin, daughter OF the Duke dc Nontpensierx
lne palace OF st. Teme, In this place had been ha d.
eomeiy decorated for the occasion, the grand drawing
room aud adjacent saoons the staircase Of honor aud
the vestione, being all lighted M al giorno Al the ap
Popteu hour the young rdegroom and brce mlde
entry INTO the apartment where the ceremony
performed, accompanied by the Duke and Duchess de
Mnntpensier, The lniantls Dona Anaa and Dona
Christina tue Count tu tue ladies OF honor and great
functiC naries OF the palace.
The future Countess de Paris rac green wa,erca
six dress and mantelet Her headdress consisted o.
dadem Of brants and pearls with necklace ard brace
lets TO match.
The duchess de Monipensier gold colored silk
dress, trimmed with profusioD OF white lace: aud the
young lnientas Amalis ard Christina were Ia white
trimmed with blue and rose colored rIbands.
The nuptial benedicton was given by the Cardinal
Archbishop ~ Seville and the marriage contract was
signed by the Count dEu, the above named archbishop
Admiral Armero, General Turon Captain General Of
daluss) the Civil Governor OF Seville Count De Jarnac
secretary TO the Count dc Psrs and the President of
the Roy al Court Of Justice
number OF general and other superior officers besides
delegates from the chapter Of the Royal chapel Of 81 Fer
dnand. the royal court the municipality the chapter OF
the military orders aud the other corporations Of the
CITY, we're also present
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AsnsRsoS.-In Jersey CITY. on Friday norning April
70 JANE, relict Of Andrew Anderson aged az years.
The relatives and freucs OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funtral the resdcnce OF her
this Sunday afternoon, VI three O'Clock.
bAiRp.-A lonkers, " T., on Friday, Aph "a. Mrs.
In the Goth year OF her age
me funeral vii take place on Monday afternoon, at
nan past two o'clock, a. the First Presby teria church
tonkers me friends of the family invited 10 attend
ran leaves the Hudson River Railroad depot in Cham
oers street one O'Clock and returning leaves Yonkers
~ . quarter before I'VE IN The afternoon
BtANcARp0 Saturday, April 90 At his residence, 81
Fast Twentieth street, HYvrofrx BlAScARp.
Notice u the funeral hereafter,
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The French I'm Mexico.
WILL EUROPE ARREST THE PROGRESS OF The United

Paris Apr 81 correspondence Of the London Telegraph
The Ccsltitttoane to-day devotes one whole page 10
1.-THE Work OF France in Mexico. After stating that the
honor OF France took the Emperos troops to Mexico, H.
Grandguiot points ont the wretched state. social civil
military and financial 10 which they fonnd that rich
country: the taken by France to rescue II from
desoaton eliminating Of in the selection Of
tho Achduke and utters two most haterng predictions
the future which Is dawnng the young empire
emigration, which will be naturally attracted 10
Prince Macmillan. German and a Catholic" and he
winds up by saving that he has purposely avoided and
ing 10 the question whether at may b. for FL
10 arrest The ddrdnc> of N, United States. e
fdred than that OF Russid, that is theoretical
ton ana practical world pow requires practical discus.
cussOu
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gave YOUR M0NBY-THoMAs r. AGNBw, TIN
treat grocer Yea and flour dealer Of this CITY, corner OF
Ureenwlch and Murray selling Coecs,
Flour Wines Sugars Moasses syrnps and everything else
used In every family cheaper than any ether dealer In the
United States One price cash house Wholesale depArtS
ment 262 Greenwich street. retail - 0tesnvicA and
Murray streeta
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Thentricals IN Landau.

The fortnight succeeding Easter Monday seldom very
prolific 10 theatrical novelties and as the Easter pieces
this year have been with scarcely an exception. remark
abiy successful, very important change may be
pected in The theatrical bills during the ensuing
night Az Drury Lane The highly successful revival Of
Henry Nv is, and probably will long continue 10 he, the
PRINCIPAL attraction II s preceded BY Mr. 0xenford 8
farce Magic Toys and succeeded by Messrs Brougb and
Haldays piece. My Hearts 10 the Highands the farce
Of The Alabama having been temporarily with.
drawn Al the Hsymarket the extremely successful
outlesque Venus and Adonis is preceded by our
american Cousin and followed by NY husbands
length drawing 20 . close His iordsbip viii make
his nna bow Cat least for time GOMEZ Eng
lhb audience on the 22d inst, after Of nearly Owe
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The Mexican Empire.

0opARTURE OF THE EMPEROR AND RMrREss PROM
hIRAhAR FOX IoAE AND NkxIco.
me Emperor and Empress OF Mexico quilted Mirsmar
- The afternoon OF the lab Of April amidst enthusiastic
sAsers and statutes from the batteries.
They expected Al Rome the 10Th OF April and
vssld set out for Mexico on the following day
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Conn mercial Intelligence.


LoSDoN, April 16-P. N.
Consols for money sl,s 9l Illinois Central shares
Is 13 discount: Fries, 81 q co.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
1885 900 on the week. 70
The Bank o. Prussia reduced Its rate Of discount the
18th Of April
In the Liverpool market cotton buoyant and I'd.
I'd. higher on the week for American. and sd. Id
higher for Egyptian, while ia Surats there only .
slight improvement the market closing quie: steady
Sales OF the week IS 900 bales and Of Friday bales
Middling Orleans 27d.
Breadstufis very dull and wheat still declining.
Provisions dull and tending downward.
LONDON, April II. 1854.
The markets yesterday nrmer. Although some
Inconvenience may be felt in mercantile classes by the
advance In the bank rate of discount the drain
cious metals will probably be arrested and check
given to the mania for speculation Tho discount
viii allow ave per cent for money at CALL five and half
per cent with days notice. and six per cent with
fourteen days notice. The rate OF discount on Saturday
in open market was . TX per cent,
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April l6-P. NJ.
The b1nk OF England to-day raised its discount TO
seven per cent Tne markets are depressed in conse.
Quence.
Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales to-day 5000 bales
Breadstufs quiet and easier but rates unchanged.
Provisions dull aud unchanged
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S HIPPING NE w S.

ALMANAC YoxK-THs pAv.
son RfsRs.............4 30 NOON ~
SON skrs SO b5 HIGH eve IS
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The DAnfsh War.

UuYrRL STILL BEsrEagD AND rAR CASHONA DING
STILL GOING OS-rHB CONFERENCE TO ASSEMBLE
II LONDON.
he siege Of Duppel stsadily progresses.
The Prussans had connected their inrenchmeuts with
new parallel and without loss The cannonadng goes
% night and day.
he conference 10 bold It's frs meeting 10 London
% the Goth Of April.
The German Diet was TO send representative.
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THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
-~-~~~-~~~~-~~-~~~~~-~-
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
DUR PARIS AND VIENNA CORRESPONDENCE
The Emperor and Empress Of Mexico
Sail for Rome and Mexico.
--~---~~~~~--~~~~-~~~N~
The Siege NJ Duppel Steadily
Progressing.
The Conference to Assemble in
&r4 London.
-->>~~~>~~~-->~~~~~--~-~~
France, England and Russia Recon-
saa ciled by Lord Clarendon. -s..
~o>~~~~~>,>~~o~~
aAR1BA1D1 AND ndAzz1sg1.
The Pirate Florida in a Span
ish Port.
INCREASE IN THE RATE OF DISCOUNT,
&C.. 60. 6S.

HALIFAX. April 80, 1854.
ne steamship Europa. from Liverpool 10th, via
Queenstown l7h INST arrived hero three O'Clock
morning
The Europa bad rough passage. She passed on the
l1th the steamship City Of Washington the IS III
M Persia, bound East
Hcr advces three days later.
The Europa afty EIGHT passengers for Halifax and
eighty for Boston.
IL Is stated that the pirate Florida 10 q Spanish
part. She had been refused q Portuguese port
An Aexandran letter 10 the Loudon Times positively
srms that the late vceroy Of Egypt ordered the
struction Of Laird's rams.
The London Oooy says the conference VIII either put
m end 10 the pano-German altogether or its in
suence will extend far beyond its present limits
The London Observer also says that is generally be
hsved that Lord Clarendon has establishing
. complete understanding between Great Britain and
France 70 which Russia will probably adhere.
Danish ships reported DO making captures at The
mouth OF the Elbe. a4
The Danes announced the blockade OF Dan,zc and
PnAu from the 10th OF April H t
London politics urmportant
GaribaIdi had magnificent reception at the Crystal
rAisse, Ioudop, the 10th OF April nag Of Italy
presented 10 hin Gearing the words Rome aLs Venice
- also sword-the latter from Italians OF London.
II rumored that negotiations going for the
sa'e Of the Great Eastern the French government
The Swiss Federal Council ha. resolved to put force
As decree Of expulsion againss Mazzin ground
that be has several times lately the right
Disafisy.
me OF The ship Biawa,ha, abandoned At sea- are
Uaie
The steamship Olympus, from New York, arrived At
o0ssnstown on the 18th Of April.
The steamship America from Portland arrived q, Lon,
Aoaderry the 18th Or April.
Tho China from New York, arrived Cd Crookhaven on
~ 10th OF April.
The steamship Edinburg would leave Liverpool the
ash Of April for New York.
The Europa sailed at four r. NJ TO for Boston, where
che will be due early Monday morning.
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