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WHIsKEY FRAUDS Washington, March
s.-General Van Wyck will in few days
submit TO the House his report in regard
to the whiskey frauds which he, as mem
Der of the committee having the subject
in charge, examined previous to the pre-
sent session. His report will detail the
nature and extent of the frauds, the man
ner in which they are perpetrated, the loss
thereby to the Government, and now far
Federal officials are connected with them.
General Van w yck will recommend re-
3duction of the tax on whiskey to fifty cents
q acknowledging at the still and ascer-
tanning the quantity of production by estl-
mating its capacity.
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The Presidents Line of Defence.
Forney gives the following as the line O

The Presidents Line of Defence.
Forney gives the following as the line o
defence resolved on by the Presidents
counsel:
First. On appearing by counsel on Fri.
day next, motion is to be made to have the
hearing postponed until the first Monday
in May. Failing in this, they will
Secondly. Make motion to quash the
articles of impeachment on the ground
that, if true, they do not constitute high
crime or misdemeanor.
Thirdly. Exceptions will be taken te
certain senators on the ground that they
have prejudged the case, and that the
Senate has already declared the President
guilty of the main charge by the passage
of the resolution condemning the remova
of Secretary Stanton.
Fourthly. Exceptions will be taken tx
the jurisdiction of the court on the GROUND
that it is not the Senate Of the United
States.
Filthy. That the tenure-of-ofice bill
cannot apply to the case of MI. Stanton,
not only on account of the proviso in the
first section, but also on the ground that,
having been passed after Mr.. Stanton's
appointment, it cannot be applied to his
tenure of Office without having a retro
active effect, and becoming thereby an ca
post fdcto lao.
Sixthly. That Mr.. Stanton was out Of
office after the 4th day of March, 1865, the
expiration of Mr.. Lincoln's first term, and
that he has not since that date been Score.
tary of War de jure, although exercising
the functions Of that Office.
Forney says the President will undoubt
eddy fail on his first point, and seems tt
desire that he should resign, and save the
Radicals the trouble of deposing him. The
fact that the Radicals are willing to LEI
him resign is favorable sign.
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HoRRrBLE MURDER.-Louisuiue, March 8.

HORRIBLE MURDER.-LouisviUe, March 8.
A most horrible murder occurred here
yesterday afternoon. William Kriel, a
butcher, seized his wife by the throat,
threw her violently on the floor, and draw
ing a six-barreled revolver, fired. The
ball entered just below the left ear,
causing instant death. Kriel then placed
the pistol to his head and fired, but the
ball glanced, inficting trifing wound.
At this moment sister of Mrs. Kriel en-
tered the apartment whereupon Kriel
again fred the pistol at his head and ran,
but was captured after short chase. The
cause assigned is that Mrs. Kriel, having
received inhuman treatment from her hus-
band, had gone to live temporarily with
her mother. Kriel met her there yester-
day, and becoming enraged at her conduct,
killed her.
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Acts authorizing R. White and Alexan,
der Monroe, of the county of Hampshire
to practice law in the courts of this State
without taking the oath prescribed by
chapter 80 of the acts of 1856 were passed
by the Wheeling Legislature last week.
We are panied to announce that Rev.
Andrew Broaddus, of the Baptist Church,
died at his residence, in this town, on Tues
day last. He had suffered for several
months, being very feeble and without
power Of speech.-LTay Courier.
The farmers are blowing in the vicinity
of Lynchburg.
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LATEST BY ATLANTIC CABLE.-Paris,
March SIN the Corps Legislatif the
clause in the press bill which subjects per-
sons connected with the public journals
to forfeiture Of electoral rights as pun.
ishment for certain offences was rejected
by decisive vote.
Hsenna, March S.-The Minister of TO
reign Affairs yesterday, in reply to q
Magyar delegation, said he fully recognized
the Importance of preserving friendly re-
lations with all European Powers, espe-
cially with Italy. .g
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COMPLIMENT TO GENERAL HANCOCK
The compliment paid to Major General
Hancock last Saturday evening at the
Opera House, where the whole house rose
en- paasse to cheer him at the close Of the
celebrated duet, !" Amour Sacre de la Pa
trie." was alike honorable to him and
creditable to our people. demonstrated
at once. not only the popularity gained by
his upright and dignifed course in admin
astratipg the affairs of this. department.,
but a love for the man. The endorsement
of community so pointedly expressed
Is, in this republican country; ample re-
compcnse for the denunciatory grows 81 2
score Of tricky politicians or ampltlous
"men on horseback. Ne,0 Orleans q mes
Sd. g
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An IMPORTANT MISUNDERSTANDING
have good reason to believe-not absolute
authority, boweyer-that Lieutenant-Ge-
neral William T. Sherman will, if solicited,
accept the Democratic nomination, and
become again in civil life, as he was in the
late war, one of the nobiest soldiers of the
Union.
So says the New York Citizen of Satur-
day. We had supposed that General
Sherman had gone over to the enemy.
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Travelled, starting IN at Mr.. Wilmarth's
and leading across 20 the plankroad. It Ii
Isupposed that he took this route. and Il, O
secluded place caused the girl to cfsppe
her elothing, assuming the apparel Of q
boy. We have already stated the facts of
his leaving the team at Smiths stable,
fstating that he would call for It the next
Idsy, and Of his going directly to Coats
worth's jewelry store (the boy accompany.
ling him), where he left his watch for re-.
Ipairs; exactfng q promise that it should be
ready for him the next morning. This is
the last definite. information Of bis where
I.abouts that has thus. far been obtained.
The ticket sgent at this place, however,
says that On Monday evening he sold q
ticket for the West to man who had q
boy with him, but cannot describe him
very fully. On Tuesday morning man
and boy were seen to take the train at
Dubuque for the West. The man appeared
much agitated, as though he were in trou-
Bile.
Fielding had just drawn $4,000 from the
Warren Bank, and was known to have
about 81 900 more in his possession. Be-
sides this, he leaves good farm and q
stock Of cattle. Emeline Hall is a girl
whose character had been regarded as
beyond reproach. She has large circle
of relatives,wh are among the best and
most respected people of Apple river.
Her mother and Mrs. Fielding, and, indeed,
all her relatives, are greatly distressed on
account of this transaction. Previous to
this affair, there had never been anything
in Fielding's conduct towards her to Gre
ate the slightest suspicion in the minds of
her friends. Galena Gazette.
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REVOLUTION AND REPUTATION. The
New York Commercial, an ably conducted
Republican journal, continues to express
much uneasiness at the revolutionary COM
plexion of things at Washington. The
financial situation, too, troubles it:
eve are drifting into reputation! We
are so drifting, not because our debt is too
onerous or that our people are dishonest,
but because Congress is either insensible
to the danger or Indifferent to its conse-
quences. IF Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, thinks
that spread-eagle speech about faith,
honor, and integrity, will bridge over the
danger he is fatally mistaken. Two things
at least must be done. Expenses must be
diminished and the rate of interest must be
reduced. Both are practicable. Congress
can effect both, and it will be held response
BILE for it's refusal or neglect to save US from
a great danger and greater shame"
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A HAPPY COUNTRY The impeachment
proceedings in the Senate create far less
excitement in the public mind than might
naturally be expected under the circum-
stances. In Wall street, the fate of the
President occasions, in fact, much less
remark than the fate of Daniel Drew or
Commodore Vanderbilt in the great rail-
road fight now in progress there. The
effect on general business away from the
gold-room and the Stock Exchan8e, how
ever, is positively bad.-Ne,o YorE Letter.
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From the Baltimore Sun.
Baltimore Annual Conference OF fh
ethodistEpiscopnl Church south.

I From the Baltimore Sun.
Baltimore Annual Conference OF fh,
Methodist Episccpnl Church south.
FOURTH DAY.
The Conference IVES opened With prayel
and the reading Of the Scriptures.
The third question, g Who are admitted
into full connecticut . came up for dis
cussion and decision, and the following
who had been on trial last year, had Their
characters favorably passed upon by the
Conference, and were admitted TO deacon,
orders and full connection: Isaac w. Can.
ter, John B.. Kern, Milton a. Taylor, Ben.
jamin r. Ball, James r. Van Horne, and
John T. James. q. s...ss 80 .
The following were discontinued at their
own request: Charles W. Cooper, Robert
q. Elliott, B. Hough, and r. n. Poole.
The next question taken was the sixth:
!" What are the deacons Of one year 7"
The following answered, and were adj
mitted to elders orders e. T. e. Frippe,
William Med Donald, Addison Weller, Yves
ley Hammond, and J.. A. Delaney.
The following answered, and were con-
tinued in thsir prelations: W. g. Balthis,
]. 7. Maxwell, Joseph Crickenberger,
Charles L. Cameron, and L. B. Madison.
The fifteenth question, Sc Are all the
preachers blameless in their lives and
official administrations 2" was temporarily
resumed, and the characters of Thomas
W. Brown and Sylvanus Townsend were
examined and passed.
The eighth question was taken up:
"What local preachers have been elected
and ordained deacons this year Z" The
following were passed, and elected for or
dination as deacons, they having previously
been acting as local preachers: George
Moore, George w. Gardner, John Mackel-
fresh, S. Highley, T. N. Conrad, Thomas
R. Hobby.
The tenth question, "What local
preachers have been ordained and elected
elders this year p" was taken up, and the
following admitted to elders orders: Ed
ward d. Henry, John W. Watson, James
E. Moore.
The case of John S. Trone was laid over.
The fourth question, Who are re-
ceived by transfer from other Confer
ences?" was taken up, and the following
answered: J. 81. Delaney. The fifth
question, "Who are readmitted P".was
taken up, and the following answered
Edward q. Henry and William Renwick,
and both cases were laid over.
The Conference then adjourned to Mon
day morning.
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A Young Man Attempts to Blow his
Brains Out with q PtstOl-The Ball
FIatfens against his Forehead.

=
Erastus Benedict, a young man twenty
two years of age, resides with his brother
Alden. They are in easy circumstances,
having large fortune left them on the
death of their parents, who were drowned
on the steamer Arctic some fourteen
years ago. AS they had no one to watch
over and guide them, they naturally ran
into paths of dissipation, especially Eras-
tus, who became a heavy drinker.. While
under the effects of liquor he becomes en-
tirely insane, and sometimes evinces a
strong desire to put an end to his exist
ence. While in the army he became q
confirmed drinker but finally, seeing its
effect upon him, he for time reformed.
On Friday evening, however, Erastus de-
termined on spree, and Alden, who is the
younger of the two, left him and went
home. Erastus kept up bis carousals all
night, and on going to his room his brother
noticed his condition, and followed him.
Near IL O'Clock, while in state bordering
on insanity, Erastus went to his trunk,
and taking q large Colts revolver which
carries a half-ounce ball, aimed it at his
breast. Alden, seeing his intention:
knocked his arm up, and the ball passed
over his head. A struggle ensued for the
possession of the weapon; but as Erastus
was the stronger of the two, he soon freed
himself, when, placing the muzzle Of the
pistol within an inch of his forehead, ne
fred again, the burning powder scorching
his flesh. Strange to say, instead of kill
ing him instantly, the ball fattened against
his skull and fell upon the bed, where il
was afterwards found, about the size and
shape of q five-cent piece. The young
man fell insensible, and medical aid was al
once called-the physicians, however, say
that he is not in any danger whatever
although he is at times delirious. 1t was
most wonderful escape, and q thick skull
is probably what saved the rash young
mans life. q Chicago Post. s
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HOUSE AND LOT AND FARM

HoUsE AND LOT AND FARM
i'll WANTED.--I am authorized TO pur.
chase for cash HOUSE, in good repair, VIII
eight or ten rooms, sitnated between Ssso 9
and Ninth, Leigh and Gary streets. "a! also,
q FARM of from one to two hundred acres o.
good land with 1eomfortahie buildings, sitn-
ated either on the James River and kannWha
canal, Richmond, Fredericksburg ana foto-
nac, or Central railroads. In good nsis
hood, and not more than forty o. LILY miief
from Richmond. Address me, Wit9 i9A pas'
80, -. : GEORGE M. DREWHY,
attorney at Law, Ricnmoua' w.
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The New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION Hon.
William E.: Chanler telegraphs to his
friends here that the Republicans will
surely carry New Hampshire at the CON-
ing election. he adds that, the State has
been thoroughly canvassed, and that the
evident feeling of the mass of the people
is in favor of Congress and in support of
the impeachment of President Johnson
HO,neD
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Georgia Politics.

AUGUSTA, March "a telegram from
Atlanta to the Republican says the Repub-
lican Nominating Convention unanimously
endorsed Grant for President. Eighteen
delegates to the Chicago Convention were
appointed, and a resolution unanimously
adopted approving the impeachment of
Johnson
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PosT-OFF1cE AFFA1Rs.-Contract is or
dered with w. D. Foster, of the Wilder
ness, for twice-a-week service from Ste
yensburg, by Shepherds Grove, to Rich
ardsyille, Va, from LIST Of April, 1858, to
the S0th of June. s
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The ALABAMA Built is expected
that Mr.. Bingham's bill for the admission
of Alabama will soon be reported to the
House from the Reconstruction Commit
tee, to which it was referred.
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shiip sunk-Fatal Snow slide.

Strip SHnk-Fatal Snow Slide.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 9s--The British
iron ship Viscata, hence for Liverpool
with q cargo of wheat valued at s9O. ego,
settled in the sand just outside of Golden
Gate. A portion of her cargo was thrown
overheard
A snow slide near Cisco, on the Central
Pacific railroad, killed six Cinnamon and
buried seven locomotives and ether pro-
perty.
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A HIrcH.-We understand there is. .
"hitch" in the schedule proposed by the
roads between Washington and New Or,
leans, accustomed by the Tefusal of the.
East Tennessee and Georgia road 70 make
the required changes TO conplete the con
nectio1. Negotiations are Ia, pfograss,
however, which IL 10 hoped Will obyiate
the existing dial Guilty sna bissa Asus.
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REPUBLICAN VIcToRY.-Mennphis, Mich,
March THE county election to-day re-
suited in the defeat of the Democrats by a
mnjority estimated at from 5000 to 10000.
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It is given out that one other article of
impeachment will be proposed in the House
through General Butler, based upon
charge made by enc Belknap, formerly a
purser at the Brooklyn navy yard, who
alleges that the President has neglected to
restore him to his official position, from
which he was suspended some two or three
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The New Hampshtre contest.

The New Hampshire Contest.
CONCORD, N. H., March 9.-The Demo-
cratic State Committee claim the State to-
morrow by 1000 majority. The Radical
State Committee claim the State by 1000.
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NTow READY JOHN n. DANIELS
in LATCH KEY. a memoir OF the late
editor OF the Richmond Examiner. By DIR.
GgoRaR W. BAaBY. Retail price, rs cents
per copy. Liberal discount to the trade Adj
'''' - is. BELL & co., Publishers,
ia 90 - Lynchburg, Va.
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Special dispatcha to she Baltimore Gazette.
ampeachnaent-TAe Friends OF. che
President Less Sangnlne-The TaIk
I'm Washingten.
WAsHTEaToN, March s.---The friends Of
President johnson are less sanpuine Of his
acquittal this evening than they have
been. The impression is being made upon
the minds Of Che Radicals that unless thew
convict, their party is hopelessly lost; and
fears are entertained that this impression
will insure the conviction of the President
beyond peradventnre. If the issue be the
conviction Of Andrew johnson or the de-
struction Of the Radical party, the Demo.
Gratis feel sure that conviction will follow.
Such Is the talk tonight In political cir
cles. The article lately published in the
Nation, New York, declaring that YER
dict in favor of the President lis the, death
warrant of the dominant party, has been
placed In the hands of every Radical sena-
tor and member Of Congress, and is likely
to have controlling influence.
The acting Vice President declared at
the tea table, few evenings since, that If
be had the power to remove him, Andrew
Johnson would not be id the White House
week longer, at the same time splicing
the remark with bit Of profanity not to
be repeated in this correspondence. The
great motive power in the impeachment
movement is believed to be General
Ulysses S. Grant. Senator Wilson agrees
to. take his chances for the Vice-Presi-
dency, and the indications are now de-
cidedly in favor of his being second on the
Grant ticket. In the mean time it is
rumored that Seward is playing his cards
to hold over, and processes neutrality be-
tween the conflicting elements.
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tt WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLERS AND
q . STATIoYER, lila Main street, Richmond,
Va, has all the NEW NOVELS out, besides
receiving daily supplies of. Letter, Note, and
Cap Papers, Envelopes, Ink, Pencils, &C., in
profnsion, and sells as cheap as the cheapest.
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RICHMOND MARKETS,
Mos6AY, March 8, 1858.

Alcohol.-84.t0 q gallon. rs =. 81 s.s
dis.-Scotch, beat brands, pints, $s n dozen ;
quarts, %.
Bacon. Shoulders, ls@,sHc. rfhhed sides,
160I6 &c.;f clear ribbed aides, 1910 ieci W.T.
ginia hog-ronpd, 1875 @l4Mc.; Vtrgintn hafns,
Ia9lsc.; canyassed hams, Dc.; Psaan nanns,
lSc. stssss 4 81 ~ af III
White, ss.so q bashe,; mixed. ss.ao
q bushel.s -
Busssr.-Prime. 4oa4sc.; other grades, 500
&c., very scarce. 8 s, 81
Baos.-arain: Union, Ssc,; National, So.;
extra Burlap, sac.; common Bnrlap, lae4;
English linen, hand made, 40,4sgtcc. An
drswscoggin, 60c. "a .ss5
ssssS s'sgs1s sgR's ss
49,. -. !.
! smaA, $500 large, 44.t0 five strings, -. 90
Ii Richmond made, hrooms, two strings. 1i.76G
81; three strings, e2. 90 four strings. q
/ GA.
1sesas, Painted. two hoops, ts.ssqta.7s'
three hoops, a2.eos So Il s.s
sielsfAsas 8lousss-9c. ~ D. 81.
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.TAFHOLICa BOOKS AND RELI-
W GIOUS ARTICLES FOR SALE BY
JOHN n. WALSH, 4l6 BROAD STREET
Just published, !" The Blessed Eucharist y
our greatest treasure, and !" Prayer the Key
of Salvation.'' BY M. Muller. Price, 81 SO
each. "Holy Week. explanations Of Holy
Week. By Able Mazzinelli. Our Faith the
Victory" By John McGill, Bishop of Rich
'mond. 'sThe Lenten Monitor reflections
fsr eaen Day Ash
a complete assortment Of Prayer Books and
Religious Articles NH l0-2t
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COMMERCIAL
Report OF Che Tobacco afarket.

81 nlChAoSu, Uhshlcu ., Aoocs
We report the breaks for the past three
days heavy for the season. Market active
and prices firm. Below we give the trans-
actions: 3l2 hogsheads, 81 tierces, and AZ boxes,
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MANUFACTURERS TOBACCO

MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Leaf.-Common to medium dark working,
49, 50@$7; good dark working, $7.6G9$9 sun
cursd common, s6.bO@ss; sun-cared good,
s9@Sl3; coal.cnred common, $l0@Sl4; coal.
cured bright, $l6@$25; coal-cursd fancy, $260
$40.
Leaf.-Common dark working, 87@$s me-
dunn dark working, &9@$10; good dark work
ing, $Il@$l5; fine and wrapping, 8l8@$l7 /;
sum cured, $l20$151 yellow wrappers, COM
mon, s2O@$45.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
nqs.-yery common and heavy weights,
$6N$s so; medium, $7@8s; good, $S.50049.
| Leaf.-C Continental shipping, $l3@SI6.
sTRMaINe TOBACCO.
LeaG-Common. ssGslo; good, sll@sl4;
fine, $l6@$l6.
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\ 1ss.ssas )! sssl d s
csss. ''''''1'so ~ -,a'ssGss = dozn " ny
{. snsst -. ess.o q sarrsl !; 1araou nfvu.
obVscltosriss, Frss4ss, Ass--Cas6v. ..aes,, -.
isy s s. So fiss, as as,s.a; =
lQSs . boz. Orangss.s Sicily. ssesc q ID
csrn.-sss dorm Exchspss Bsposss
Or. Mcl. -oity nilis, bolted, VIC; com.
dissss.-.N i and Western prilns cut.
ting. lec., common. TII6c. English dairy.
ie61. fss "a ise88g
SDSss.-Eic, 21@2Sc.; Laguayrs, 2e01se. /;
1s nsssass .oi Sdsmansine, itess wsiens, 10
SIC; fun wight, 25c. ;taiI0w. 1sc.s. =
%. $3.50. 80 \ s. :. !. :, !. =.
Cotton HdTns. rom No. s 20 30. ~. WV
DSy Goods Prints: Gp6aSese sssd HAHfac,
Ioc.; Amsrican and Danns!s ~ aAMce
iosc. Brown q ss SIC a
THAN, &, lic.; Il. ixc. RI, i<es;s 8tan1ep6s,
A, &c.; e., lEc.. e TO-. pIedd Ltnneys,
EI6736c.: American Defeines. 500, Bleac6o6
ssaaairtings =. lo6e2e: e, lselse:; -. ~
satinsts, ao@6oc.; Dixie stripe, is3ls. !; tck.
| l2N@l2c. driIiing, lsSaoc. III hoop slirts,
l threads, spool cotton, and notions e66SS111ys
no change aimee last report. : 3 4 81 J.sgEEss
bragg asd Dyest.ss .--Aium. co.; coppsrss,
neaI, ii .7Sass Il n D. $500 1920, sgsc
Isup.carb. soda. &c.; limestone, 49,.
Egg 4eQ2Sc. per doxsn - ~ - $500
Snperdne, slI25; extra, 1l264l2.4S:
family 8IS 80. ~
Ffsf.-Herrings: Halifax, ss.so0S7 Fessrsl:
IS for No: Rand e. half sss 81 sss 10:
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ri,s Rrfsfsh Ca6fasE
LoSpox; March 9.--Baron Clifford hss
been appointed Fice4C hsncellor Of the
Government. 81 IF


A Plot 10, 0ysrEhrew the McxtcAn
Gsysrnment. IS !.
s. HAvANA, March Mexican adyfces sly
the trial Of the parties charged with plot
ting the overthrow Of the Government wAs
progressing. The murder Of the members
Of the Cabinet and robbery Of the palsec
were included in the plot.
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rTHE WAvERLEY NOVELS.

T,HE WAVERLEY NOVELS.
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with Dickens's Works, printed from the an.
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