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E U r @ P E.
ONE DAY LATER NEWS.
THE WAR CLOUD IN GERMANY.
Threatening Note from Prussia to the
Minor States.
THE WAR CLOUD IN GERMANY.
TIE JAMAICA MASSACRES.
Important Evidence Regarding Gov. Eyre.
PoRrLASD. Me-. Tuesday. April II

PoRrLASD Me-. Tuesday, April 10. 1863.
The steamer Belgian, Capt. Brown, from Liverpool on
the 2eth vie Londonderry the Both of March, arrived
here at "a o'clock this morning Purser McNaughton re-
ports: Passed on tho 9Th inst. small iceberg Same
day at loi a. IN. passed steamer of the National Steam
Navigation Line, in lat AZ q Ion Az, bound east
The steamships City Of NewYork and Bophorus, both
from NewYork arrived az Liverpool on the morning OF
the 2Stb Of March.
The steamship Nova Scoan from Portland, arrived at
Liverpool on the 29th OF March.
The steamship Borassia, from New-York, apyed at
Southampton on the 29th Of March.
The dates by the Belgian one day later.
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Msrhsss-Rsportsd bv TelesrspA.

Nrw.OaL8Ass Ap s-Cot,on quist sales to-day 900
bales receipts today 400 bales low Mddlng 3i 53ec
sugar fully fsir le. Moasscs nominal Flour o. 70 Corn
mixed and Yellow s0as2ic. Oats, DC Tobacco. eiI, t9
loo. Mess pork. s2s Bacon. shonIders lste Gold lG
Sterling Exchange, 1872 Checks New York per cent
discount frsgh.s-Co,ton to NsvYork To- to Liverpool
el6Q ID. and 10 HhTrs &c.
BALTIMORE April loFlour quiet sales OF Western Extra
o. 25as9 so Wheat very firm; Rod 20 ccns higher
Corn and higher; sales White ~ ESQ., Yellow 7se
100 oai. sales 9. $50 es'c Clover dull Is IS per suI
PHILADELPHIA. April oAn trade Ia very DALI under the
downward movement IN gold. Petroleum declined one pr
per gallon sales Of Crude 1t :9 e2ic Refined IN bond
so ioc Rsnasd. free ,sssie. Flour quiet AID na!fet
generally unchanged Wheat arn, Common TO Choce Red
81 east So Corn firm. GALES Of Yssw a. I1e1so Coffee
quiet; sales Of Rio st Stcy gold Sugar steady Cabs
stssic.. gold. Provisions dali WHISKY usshsaxsd'
CHICAGO, April l0-Flcur Arp. Wheat dull and dscisoc
eiie sf the openl.gi sales a. ii ~. ssi ". for No and
closed o. ael a No. $50 Corn quiet At the decline
on sales Al <s1t5ic. for fresh No !; <ito f No.
Oats qsict at 70 e2ee. for No. sad s3iaa,tc for
ssd l7i also for steam Dressed Hog: sio I've y 7sS
~ ~ nsesipts-3 100 bb Flour ~ 500 bush Wheat Is
bush Cora bhpmsnts'ooob bs Foul 81 200 bush Wheat
10. 800 bush. Corn.
for State Corn 76c for No. and 1so for No Western
Barley dull at for Mixed and e 10 for state fourrowed
Shipped BY tows. 1900 bush. Corn
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Chnr.er Rleetisn. in Hudson County, n. J.

The charter elections for city officers took place yeser
day in Jersey City, Hoboken and Hudson City, and al
though conducted in spirited manner excellent order
was maintained. Hoboken and Hudson City elected
Democratic Mayors.
In Jersey City the contest between Oestos Cleveland
DEM and Daniel Mcleod Rep. for the Mayoraltyi is
very close and al late hour last night il believed
thar M Mcleod was the successful candidate The can
vass in Of the Wards will not be completed until
some time this Wednesday forenoon.
The total vote cas-. was 1852 being increase Of az
voos over one year ago when Mr. Cleveland WAS elected
BIZ $40 maoy and jiS less than cast at the
last Presidential election.
IL the Fonrth Ward Richard A. Wood IS undoubtedly
elected over I'm. A. Nafev for Alderman, which will be
a Republican gein.
In tho second Ward s.rongly Democrac) at II o'clock
last night Edge Dem for Alderman II ahead, and
Cleveland VISA 81 majority over Mcleod
Yesterday afternoon and evening $1,000 to sSOO Was
freely offered on Mcleod with no takers.
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THE sOgTH.wRsT.
RsManism-Insane People NJ Larse-The Gre
vassss-Ths Meshsdtsss.

FHw-OHIKAss. Monday April 8. 1896.
Arrived steamers George Cromwell and Merrlmas from
kew-York.
Attacks in this city by sung shot, and tho whipping Of
citisens, IL becoming ofdaily occurrence.
Many lunstics and robbers around, who were re-
leased from asyums and prisons during the war and who
game here from all parts Of the country.
The lower is being closed but the upper one
10 too wide TO close. The ends OF the evees being
secured.
The Methodist Conference s discussing the Episcopal
vetoes
The union in prayer with the Msthodiss Of the City Of
Esv-York was generally observed Sunday in oil the
Methodist churches Of this city
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Meeting OF the STRENGTHENING Cemuaissisners.
meeting Of the Commissioners for cleaning the streets
was held at the Mayors Office yesterday morning ct
O'Clock.
communication from the contractors asking for addi-
tons dumpnggounds and board. and repairs to certain
of tho dumping boards was presented and motion OF
the Counsel to the Corporation the following resolution
adopted:
Rsso That the Controller be directed to inquire aud re-
port meeting OF the hreetCleaning Commission a.
extent which the request Of the contractors for
dumping and boards I'D the repairs TO the OLD ooar
can be complied with.
The following was also adopted
Resord That for oleening the streets Ia
notified appear the meeting OF the Commission IN
order that they may report at what time the said contractors
accumulation OF aud garbage az the
dumping grounds. . -,
TIE President Of tho Metropolitan Board Of Health
presented diagram showing the streets cleaned and not
cleaned during the week ending April 1866, and letter
from the contractors also presented, together with
the reI OF their Forenoon showing the streets cleaned
by them during the same PERIOD.
The Board then adjourned.
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LiYEErooL, March 70 The commercial news il
% sst thsn that sent BY the EAsant bal 10 more Ia detail
bshA i-fffft-Wsketsic, Nah a Co.. and Liehs IafOE
ON hrneI and 3D. higher sss sssisr a. ,ts coSe
uirso % 62ei3
PxoyissoSs sans satksFes report. Beef ohio, and
ses1T Pork easier bseop irses.vs Lard tsa1s down
nd sssss 81 49,. ksi,sr gs's' sno ussay fellow sHsi
I'd I'd. lover
RroDcos Its BIoie,, cvesxy feg0fts susss qE.t sas
lower Coffee inacfs. E.es tea9, ksAs6 sti AavAze-
sales a. SO 11 Cod 0ii--6o sess Liusssd Uil scs7es,
- a. f2o Rosin steady 81 Oil fos American. SpiJts
KRen:iae quss az f9i fcf fTsasi psifossn qu. asa
,LoSDos MAkxsrs-Bsssds,sb 4ny AAd steady 4xosp,
ms which u trmsT ssd sd.1l Lifhsr suzsf 9ui6 ed
lHl9B6. " w.
lCspos MONEY hAsxET-'rAs funds co,tlass sas se1v>
seaihs al sin psT cent
sAssfvA AAsaA A-syaxizl<4eH1n4 n 1RAxA n
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MARIE e ID.

sUrTON-HOLDEN-In the Brick Church. Tuesday April 10
by the Rev ardinr Spring the Row Ford sutton Oh
ph 10 daughter tins late Horace Holden OF this
city.
VAN HORN-RAFFERrY-O Thursday April at moiIinown
James 9th L. Infantry to Mary "i<nep
daughter Of Col John G. Rafferty,
WHITE Tuesdiy the 10th inst oy the
d. D. the residence Of the bride fstne
Henry Whtesr-h Csrre H. daughter Of Abraham Lssse
ESQ. OF this city.
Baltimore and Chicago papers please copy.
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Albany Charter Election.

ALBANY. Tuesday. April 10. 1856.
The charter election held In this city yesterday resulted
in the election Of the Democratic candidate for Mayor
George H. Thatcher by between 700 and 800 majority, and
the election Of the Democratic city ticket except Police
Justice, by mgjores ranging from $50 to 700 5. H. H.
Parsons Republican, for Police Justice has 800 majority
The Republicans elect Of the ten Aldermen aud the
Democrats SIX of the ten Supervisors The total vote
polled was about 1880.
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AspERsoyvnLR CEMETERY. w. A. Griffin, Super
ntsndent Of the National Cemetery, AndsrsonVe. Ca will
be thankful for donations OF flower seeds to ornament the
grounds Cemetery containing about 50 acres In which
are inferred the remains OF than 600 Union soldiers
Contributions left at No So Goldst. will be forwarded.
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commercial matters since the CLOSE Of the dispatch this after
PRoUoss-Bsef easier Bacon inactive. and n lower on
the week Lard still deciiniDgi sales at IL G7Jl.
PRODUCE quiet and steady
LONDON March observation-disclosures o'osed at 20! de6t
United States TestWenties 787t Illinois Central shares,
00150t Lrie shares 55t 0J5t,
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From shreyeport.

| SHREVEPORT. Wednesday. April 4 1886. !
Via NEw OgLHAss Monday. Apfile 1886 J
There very little cotton coming IN nom the interior
The demand for the staple here good and prices have
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RICHMOND Va. Tuesday April 10, 1860.
At Hansys Williams warehouse to-day large as
sortnent fancy yellow leaf tobacco sold at 44 10 t75
per hundred thu highest prices obtained since the close Of
the war. large company was present.
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uIunIcipaI Election a, E..ten, Penn.

EAsIos Penn. Tuesday. April 10, 1896.
AT the Charter election at Plllipsburg N j., to-day
Jessee r. Carhsrt Union elected Mayor over Lewis
c. Reese, Democrat, by lSl majority.
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The E..e. Counsy ty.w-Ierssyl Town Elections.

NLhAhhs TUESDAY, April ~ lcDo.
in the townships of Essex County, which held their
elections yesterday, the result is the last Spring
except in Mlbnrn, where tho Democrats gam one free
holder The new board will stand % Republicans to II
Democrats. The dispatch sent to the evening papers
gives a wrong impression Of the facts.
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MRS. JEyFKRsos DAvIs.-Tho report that Mrs. Jeier-
Davis IT, has been recently, In Washington is in
correct She is in this city on her way to Canada
by permission TO visit her children who are al school in
that province.
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Leckpert City EIeetisa.

LocKPoKT Tuesday, April 10. 1896.
The Charter election in this city to-day resulted in tho
election of the eptra Rapnhi--% tvho' "@"' 70 n1s
The Republicans also elect three of the four Supervisors
The Common Council stands Republicans to Demo-
frat
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Prsnee.

The third sitting OF the Conference on the Osuubla
Principalities was held on the 2Sth.
The Paris BouTse closed Hat the 2Sth at 6S i oc.
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FORTRESS MONROE Tuesday. April 10 1855.
The Kngsh bark Carmen Of Turks Island, the brig Cy
clone or Prince Edwards Island schooner William
Cousins Of Prince Edwards Island brig Star Of Hope OF
near Tobasco bar.
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Tho Treston Election.

TRENTON. Tuesday. April 10 1856.
Franklin g. Mills Democrat FOR Mayor, and the whole
Democratic ticket elected yesterday by an average
majority OF 800.
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Broadway end Battery Railroad ordered TO third
reading
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. II. c. MURPHY-FOr the relief Of the Saekett
st., Brooklyn, Railroad.
BY Mr. foLGER-To incorporate the New-York Safe
Deposit Company
Cedng the United States jurisdiction over certain
lands adjoining the Navy ard, Brooklyn.
Adjourned.
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hpnir.

Amoto1 proposing reduction In the army was thrown
out in the Cores by vote Of l57 against 80.
IN consequences OF this decision Senior Rios Rosas ard
Senor Syes Director of Public Instruction. and some
member OF the CoItes, vhObsained from voting. ten
dered their -resl gngtiOls
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POLITICAL.
QUEENS.

QUEENS.
The town elections in Queens County occurred on the
Supervisors.
SUFFOLK.
The Board Of Supervisors stands Republicans, u
Democrats, a. Independent. /.
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Balance In f.vsr Of sbs RksoLvzNT sad RELikY

RAILWAYS RENovATINo REsOLyENr 10 shs ssfss,
dspursv. the mos, powerful e.
rived foe ths vegetable kingdom II slmrstss from the hss<
evsry trace Of scroca syphis virus endsiss msrvss de
sss. and only preparation which depended upon ts
Thorough and other consuming diseased
Of hs sehy hhs liz % hsum srysPsss and I'll cssaneous
ons 10 equally ssscsus and IL eject no, merely 10 sag
pre-. symp,om The msrbiae tbs
always permanent bo Of containing Of Ne
sc,ve asnsesnt and purifying principle Of Ssapa tkan ~
fused Through u The Ordinary extracts u Mai ssa
TIE shove comparative view TIE expense Of ordinary msAssls
OF the Of through The sncy RADwAYs REhk,
DIES In the slightest degree sverdswn founded ssssi
ony pesssasn Of Dr. Rsawsy end accessible 10 oil ~ss
dss,s examine IT. The sole object s been to uLusrRAss
FACTS, In amiliar way, By exhibiting an
ACCOUNT CURRENT
between and the sssetypsd vsss The oas saas -
Dr. RApwAYs REMEDIEs0s ~ ether. H. however the ~
enc. several thousand sr vs OF 'h ssss In n ssoos~ts
point view aanssy Ess,o 'ssHsy 'sass A. rs(ss@
cost senpsisen may b Instituted bot sstss rssd nsf ss
rbs su,s,ersy n ~ READY ARLfRv hE0ULAfiNo Pills
and REHOvAriNo REsoLvxN1 I'll ether usdisAa~ q -
Which hoy ssls.s hs'ssss .sA' Tee a'.. -
ssay Ayssst easss end too rsss 10 stuH u sss
ss6ss
r. n Msllssasas af.
Il asF.slr .sla b nr.sls.t
*; 49,, e; :': 8: = -: s:
FRENCH onrNA ASR rAyH15sS1asa
onAssw WzA AS Sl5 52sa. aR satas ~
~ FANCY GOODS. 81
A.'''.Hs,IYI :x;.S;s'DstA{szas AND a. =.
FROM 6SianaI Ds1Ios1 ~
Nv. fxAuQHwou4 q ~
~ ~ AD10A ~ Ass>
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ANNTsMDI1.
The vote the passage Of the bill to incorporate the
Drew Theological Seminary Ieconsdered and the bill
recOmmittod FOR correction to report complete The same
action was taken on the bill rzing the North AmeTi
Insurance Company TO make special deposits in the
Insurance Department.
The SPEAKER presented the report Of the Trustees OF
Tfniou lnllepe
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Attention Is called to the advertisement Of II. r.
hotws Of country fof sale n RahvN We can vouch
A, - ssutA q - ha>,sisesn.
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Special Notices.

Special Noiires.
Prices Greatly Reduced
F.B BALDWIN
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
TIE LARGEST IN THE CITY,
No, 20 AND ~ BowERY,
AND WHERE THE PRICES ARE REGULATED DAILY BY
THE FALL OF COLD AND GOODS.
SPRING ovERcoATs.
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS.
OF now goods and Spring Styles Mems and Boys
not surpassed city style and prices The curon
Room and Puui.hins Department, not equsod
Satisfaction ,iyen thu money returned in al cases
FB BALDWIN,
Nor. 70 snd u Bowsrr. Canal
Raising the Old FLAG over Fort sumter.-rhe SUMTER
CLUB Will hold Anniversary and celebrate the event Of
raising Star, and stripes Fort Sumter BY Dinner the
Mansion House, ookyn, SATURDAY April H. a. NJ Tehss
can be obtained Of STEPHEN GRIsw OLD, No III Broadway
EDWARD CARY. Union One. BrooLlyu.
Grand bazaar and Fancy Fair
FOR RELIEF OF IRISH STATE PRISONERS
NOTICE
An sion receipt. tickets and subscription mast be
tarned 10 the Dreere.s before FRIDAY, the lsh 1896.
l.. hAHosY. preotr.ss. No. "a Ess. seven.eensa,i
Psrnifure
AT REDUCED PRICES
cf(he t.ss -.nsstins 81
PARLOR. DihING-ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES
In Rosewood. Walnut snd hlgle.
y RRUTrNAs
MANUFACTORY AND WARFROONs,
Nos - aud % East Houston
Bs;wsen Be- cry and Second ave
Retailing o. nsnnfsctarsrs prices
All Coos warranted
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II. X. II.
THE MEDICAL BALANCE SHEET

THE MEDICAL -BALANOE 5HhEr.
COST or CURE.
illustrated by
FACTS AND FIGURES.
READ AND COMPARE
There two especial pons connected with the essasn Of do
which the nick require right expect soouss
information
In the first place. they ae.,u 1. know VIA. medicines win s
ny speedily tho health the second place
what VIII be the expense Of compse and radical
By contrasting The moderate cost Of
RAILWAYS REMEDIES
the heavy expense involved IN epo,inss physcls and
eurinshs medicines no prescribe Il win DO seen that
SEVERAL THOUSAND PER CENT
may be saved by rsoras three ceuly prepared vegetable
specifics known a. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS RADwAYs REE0yAriNo RE-
SOLVENT which comprehend within remedial rsnss ell ypss
aud chronic disease This can be made manifest
Illustrations based on facts To begin with the
READY RELIEF.
Case sny Morton. New York CITY seized With
vomiting purgns accompanied BY cold ebs and violent pss
in bowels physician is called BE treats The patient fsr
CHOLERA MORBUs First visit. %; cost Of prescription
Second visit next day 81 Change OF treatment new pres
scpon s still suffering and sinking fast At this ssss
tho READY RELIEF suggested One bottle 80 cent? sss
spoonful given ard application msde to the stomach as
abdomen Pain esssssvom,ns soppsd-dchsrs are ehschse
system Its onsergth Is restored Patient Psr'pG~
freely and falls into rsffeshns sleep Cure complete
NOW BALANCE THE ACCOUNT.
Iby.n BIN 60 prescription. lutterly u,ee: ~
the bottle spared for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Balance in havor Of READY RELIEF
Case lse-Frsemn Forsyth Brooklyn IS attacked with Asss
and Fever called in Charge % visit. Lookst
daily for fortnight Pre.cbes qinae pepens arsenic morrdus
Prescriptions costly averaging 81 day No peceptsss
Improvements patient Advised to try READY RELIEF ant
REGULATING FILLS Relief y cents bottle. Pills Is cens
per boz dozen dos OF the Relief diluted according
dens break up and three doses Of the Pps
remove the Of the dsssss from the system
Post the Books again
.ecoun.it waits ct % EACH So prescriptions
So land beneht) 11
Relief 50 Pills IS portion Of which e1sa
cure, being surplus for future
Balance Ia favor of READY -
Case 263-Jamss Hendriok EewYort City night attack -
violent Bilious called Wis.,. e3 Second vst n
morning Third ia the afternoon 81 Prescriptions 80
sgony pulse aud strength falling AT this stage the
RELIEF administered psroxysus Of pain arrested and care per-
Scsed by few doses Of the REGULATING ris
which carry of the corrupt humor that caused the attack
Compare again:
Phvsicisn's charge Ss: Prsscdptions S3
RELIEF PILLS, with more than dozen doses yet on
hsnd
Balance In favor OF the eD
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is household medicine which no
prudent family understands m Tsos will ever be without In
saay pain defensive sinoan sncdynss
spssms S msis
diseases &c. transcend those Of other preparation
external application burns woands sesd bruises &C.
has no equsL
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slreye-Buitous and studs,

sl~eve.Buitous and studs,
Two Three -Four sI Eight Zen TO Seventy ave Dollar
set for sale by GEO C. ALLEN No. ts broadway door
below Csnsls,.
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The Treasurer Of the Ladies' Union Relief As-
Of Disabled Soldiers aud their Families
the receipt othe following douon, during As non
ofMsrehi
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BILLS PASSED.

Authorizing the formation Of che Rockaway Beacl
Land and improvement Company. To incorporate th'
Metropolitan Indemnity Warehouse Company 10 incor
pOrato the Traders Exchange.
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--latest.

lifLaftpOis AiAfch - 100
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EVENING SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.

BILLS PASSED.
To amend the general insurance Law.
To amend the act for the improvement Of Bushwekave
To incorporate the Manhattan House and Elevator
Company.
To prohibit officers Of corporations from selling tho
stocks bonds of any corporation with which they are
connected
AdjouIAsd.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-25

CHARGE OF ATTEMPTING To PoIsoN.-R.
j. JONES was brought before the Recorders
Court yesterday morning on a charge Of
attempting to poison the family OF Mr.. HAIR
RIsoN. Il seems that HARRIsoN and JOKES
are partners in the business Of building
houses. Both are carpenters. JOKES boards
with HARRISON. A day or two since JOKES
brought some peaches home and gave them
to the family Of Mr.. HARRISON. Upon
HARRISON biting the peach, he found it
tasted bitter, and threw il out Of the window.
Mrs. HARRIsoN then took the peach which
had been given TO her, and upon looking at
il closely discovered that knife had been
inserted, a round piece cut out and placed
in the peach again. Upon pulling ont the
piece and tasting il, bitter taste was dis
ccrucd Mrs H. then laid the peach on the
table. Mr.. J. took il mp walked to the door
and was seen by a son of Mr.. H. to throw it
under the house The peach was afterwards
found, and is now in the hands of Chemists
for analysis. The motive Of JoNEs is not
known. The trial will come Off Monday
before the Recorder.
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THE CITY.

NEW THEATRE.-This place Of amuse-
ment corner Of Union and Summer streets
opens next Monday evening, with Messrs
WIGHT and ELIAS as Managers. The build
ing has been fitted up in elegant style. and
will prove attractive to our people. The
young and beautiful tragedienne, Miss FAN
NY B. PRICE, assisted by the distinguished
t7agedian, Mr.. D. HANcHErT will open with
the Hunchbacl," Our citizens may rest
assured that the management will use every
endeavor TO to cater for their amusement.
The Richmond (Va.) Republican speaks
in the following enthusiastic terms Of Miss
PRICE and Mr.. HANcHErT:
RICHMOND THEATRE-MIss PRICE
" Loves Sacrifice" and Fanchon" have
introduced to the Richmond public two Of
the most talented ariistes that have appeared
here-Miss PRICE and Mr.. HANcHETT. As
we sat listening 10 the beauties Of Loves
Sacrifice" on Monday, interpreted as we
have seldom heard it-and we have heard
favored Interpreters in our day-we felt that
we were in the presence Of genius and talent
Of no secondary order Miss PRICE is, be-
yond question, the bes! acquisition which the
management Of the New Richmond have
made this season. Il is only TO be regretted
that she was not secured at an earlier period.
To a remarkable mobility Of features, an
expressive cGuntenance and a voice Of singu-
lar mellowness Of tone, Miss PRICE adds
charming abandon Of manner and a iamil-
iarity with her art, which indicate that she
has been in the hands Of q master. The
versatility Of her power is unparalleled, and
we little imagined that one who had shown
such gracefilness, ease and elegance in tho
higher Wallis of the drama, could have so
constrained her powers as 10 make them sub
ordinate TO the requirements Of so light a
production as "Fanchon." We will have
further opportunities Of Judging oG Miss
PRTcE's merits, and we will turn 10 them
with no little pleasure.