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IN Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed win faA
name cad address.
DYED.


BgTHusgon Monday March 60 at L. Tour Switzerland. Mari
Bhaoe widow ofths late Rev Dr. B'Srns s,.,,v . N.
steamer Geepwood the funeral services viii take place -
s sr,ss . az s sai az. assemble At S entrance gate
,he Cemetery at Il o'clock p NJ
cuTLER-on Tue.d.y 2o inst, Peter Cutler counselor al
1 on FRIDAY The 25d insr, at II o'clock a. m yam.
FLETCHBRIa CITY, Thursday April a. George Fletcher
TSs relative. AID sads family invited bis nn
this FRIDAY o'clock, from bis late residence No ES
GILNoRE4on THURSDAY morning April 20 1862 Abigail E. visfR
Tie % res aud friend, ar. attend the funeral from her lat:
rdepc, No nc E,, siI,y'ssCngs.t O. satoids april att
9.I p. F, % &EG &.
ss fGsE al lie Homer.
HowARDk. Fia.bsS wednesday April 81. Rtine Howard.
HIS friends AID scSaaiaissce. and hos. father tn. Rev w.9
W Howard aud Of bis hthsinag Jshs A LS.s are s ss,e
the a5i lust, al O'Clock p m, without furhsrnOtes
kTLLron T 1 april e. Ulysses Sd Grant, ' youngest son Of
The relative, and .at. s s are IsiB'S sst Invited e a n.
resdence Of bis parents No. 2S4 West ERs!eenthst
sa..s child Richard g. and caroline X Lay aged years
MxADou Tuesday April 90 Mary Mead daughter the late sphss
Tie ye and friends Of the family respectfully invited aissnd
To% 10, Jsps: bel SFT' Ne sr ss %s VIII NE
ssssD to Monroe orssse Co N. ", for intsrpeut
han sSot as III aS II aa Mary -.
ysst on Pda, the 2si inst. at OeOel N tA. residence 81
issndnoh Mra 81 Brainsr Psnrst' corner Of l@ea'''
BrookIp. & D.
Thursd, April "a ls6e Mary widow
The from the South Third 81 Aision Chnrch,
WlhAmsburgh a n o'clock ,. to-day (Fridayl
Harlem Tuesday tie 2h inst, the Rev Thomas PAOs.
Fassfs iLsdsy da a. O'Clock from The Reformed Dutch
and rrisnts = the f.S are invited . -
PYcHoToa THURSDAY april a. Lucy Phelps daughter Of James W.
and MARY y. Pinehot in the I'd year OF her age - - =.
be the Fihhare
urdayA O'Clock
RUsHgRn BroOt Tuesday April 20 amer short ilne JOhs
Rusher. aged "a yea 1.
The fends the a respectfully Invited attend tie funeral
from his late residence &C EotplAc Brookn, Friday
Afternoon. the 23l inst, at 3 o'clock p m .'l. Fl
Chicago the 2 Of 9Th month 1852 Sarah.
wife Of Samuel Scaniebur aged % years
sTUsGRs-In Brooklyn Thursday April n Minnie starsss
daughter Of Theodore and BIa D. etaTg aga fJ
: months aud 10 days ~,
from the parents 81 State ST. BTookyD on Sal
uriay the 24th inst, 81 O'Clock p N
yUELpLRY-At Mnrrsown N j. Wednesday, Aprn2l, hrs
sarah Whe psy widow Ofthe late Dr. William A. WhelpeJ
will be held at the souths1 fresoyean Onah o
Halanday, the 1*h inst, Al II O'Clock IN
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PARAGUAY.

DISPATCHES FROM REAR-ADMIRAL DAvIs-A
MISSION OF THE WASP TO ASUNcIoN-AP-
PLICATIoN OF THE COMMANDER OF THE
ALLIED TROOPS FOR PERMISSION TO COM
MUNICATE WITH GEN. M'MAHoN-THE
PERMISSION Is DENIED-THE REPORTED
PILLAGING OF THE UNITED STATES LEGA-
TIoN IN AsUNCION.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-Dispatches have
been received from Rear-Admiral Davis, Commanding
the South Atlantic Squadron, dated Monovideo March
II. The Kansas which had grounded Vetta IN
Paraguay, and had in that position month.
got aOat Feb and had arrived at Montevdeo having
apparently suffered no injury to her hull The Wasp had
been dispatched TO Asuneion TO investigate the report
that the house in which the late United states Minister
had left the archives had been broken into ana phged
The reports were that on the occupation OF Asunc0n Dy
the Allies, the legation was forelbly entered;
through the streets the iron safe broken into aud the
opened with Gen. Mcmahon, and lt believed dis
patches from him were stll at that place Before the
Tep q Sad cSane ron ne GSno MSF Of War
an order TO Gen. Mtre the CommanderinChief o. the
Argentine army 10 furnish Lieut.. Kirkland Of the Wasp
escort and flag OF truce 10 enable him 10 communicate
with Cen Mcmahon. The Wasp reached Asunclsn on
had correspondence with the GeneralinCbief OF the
Brazilian forces requesting him 10 extend ne usual eonr
10 his bearer OF dispatches 50 that communication could
the ground that in the actual circumstances aud ne
cessties OF war 1t tho imperous duty Of the allied
Generals 10 besege completely the enemy who aer be-
ing conquered morally and materially In all Of his nirench
the river had taken refuge in the Interior Win
the object OF polongng the grand sacrifices OF the allied
States. The operations which The allied armies
were the point Of executing required that the enemy
be deprived OF all communication Win inc exterior,
Furthermore, the place where Gen. Mcmahon could be
found unknown, and IL would be morally and male
rally impossible tho allied generals tO expose the dig
nifty Of their flags and the lives OF some OF Their com
rades by sending 10 the enemy escort 10 conduct
dispatches 10 Gen. Mcmahon Tho dispatches which had
intrusted the Marquis do CaIas TO forward to
Gen. Mcmahon were returned 20 Lieut.. Commander
Kirkland. It was believed at the time this re.
fusal was gwen the allied armies were fnlly aware OF
81, lnaofi ~ (.eu
had written 10 them, and requested that ms ais
patches be forwarded 10 him. Lieut. Commander MIX
land appointed Board OF naval officers 20 investigate
the reported forcibe entry into the Legation Aier hl-
gent indniry worry little definite Information could DC Oh
Famed III seemed generally understood that dur
ing tho sackng the city by the Allied forces the bud
ing formerly occupied by the American Legation was ch
tered and such books and papers as bad been let tefe
were destroyed some OF these books were
said to be In the hands Of the soldiers and to nave been
nffernd for sale.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
SPAIN.
THE FUTURE FORM OF GOVERNMENT.

6PAlN.
THE FUTURE FORM OF GOVERNMENT.
Madrid. April 29--The debate in the Constituent
Cortes Yesterday on the new Constitution to be
adopted. was very interesting. Senior Fgueras, one
of the leaders of the Republican party strongly
urged the point that the only alternative left the
majority of the Cortes either to restore the Bour
bons to the throne or inaugurate Republican form
of government Senior Gorilla of the majority,
replied at length taking the ground that the restora
ton of the Bourbons was absolutely impossible. and
that Republic would be national calamity. He
assured them that the majority would certainly sue
coed in obtaining king
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE ALMOST UNANIMOUSLY
ADOPTED.
EvENrNG.-The article of the Constitution guar
anteeing universal suffrage has been carried in the
Cortes almost unanimousy-only IA Of the Deputies
dissenting.
4 THE NEW SPANISH LOAN.
LONDON, April 22.-The projected loan to the Span
ish Government of fsOOOOOO, was introduced to-day
in the London market. by j. s. Morgan, and is a
great success.
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THE GRAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE IN

THE GRAIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE IN
yEsTIGATTNG CoMMITTEE-ToTALLoss sl64'4Oo
The whereabouts of VIM. II. Peck are still
unknown. Although some Of the persons Interested
were OF tho opinion yesterday that Peek was In THIS
city or somewhere in New.Jersey, and had not
Isft for Europe as was generally believed there
seems TO DO no foundation for tins snppOsitlOnr as
several of his relatives and friends nave oeen
visited aud they all earnestly declare that Lhey
nave not seen Peck, and know nothing NhateVeroI us
movements since he absconded Ills wife, VINO resides
IN NewJersey has convinced Mr.. Mott one OF the Com.
miitee that she Is innocent Of any knowledge 81 er
aIiogeiher probable that II Peek was In tho city or
Ijrinty she would know it The Committee VINO were
annoiutcd to Investigate the accounts or the nfh ne
aount OF grain In store, and 10 whom DelongS hane
renorted that from the books they hnu tHe
auount of grain in store should ne loVeO Oushels,
~ corn and g. bushels OF oats. But npoh measuring
what they found store. they discovered thAtnero were
nt 81 oj OF and $500 buselS OF OATS leaV
INC disce OF l27 900 bush corn ana eo
nata The value OF the missing grain is sl0i4p Inc
Gommtre aso report that the books OF the urn nave
been very loosely kept and they think the different
t,ea Wi, sxperlence much difficulty In idonNying Their
Sn,stters are settled and gntn then Sheriff CampDeu
viii re ain possess Of the books and premises unner
tbo order OF Injunction granted by Judge GllDert MI
Charles Parker pecks partner has Dee rufneu ~ WY
rascaty of associate, and has taken the preliminary
steps In bankruptcy, -, 49, 80 .a,tsead
,hnt peck did not carry any money away WIN MN pu
thev ara determned that when found, no shAi DO AZ
r,s led aud punished as his crime deserved
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1rcTuRFs. MEETINGS. &c.

A public meeting IN favor of the establish;
ment Of free public b4thsioI New'aok WIZ W N''u Nv
Mr. Du Challlu's lectures to boys aud girls,
witch have been given TO delighted crowds of Juvene
hearers in Roston and Brooklyn, begin at htehway ian
This afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. AID. f. Randolph of this city will give
Irture Tits evening on " The Medigva Hymn writer's
aud their Hymns at tho rooms oi inc Young Men
. Christian Association, No. lCi Fithavo.
DIR. !. Y, C.. Smith, who has Travelled extern
e,vcIv IN the Orent Will lecture this evening in the par
Tors 3f the Broadway Tabernacle, corner SlxthaVe ara
Thirty fourth-st on" The Turkish Empire" The pubic
are invited.
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H4RRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Philadelphia Tuesday April 1862
the assisted the Rev. W. p Johnston
Rev A. W Johnston Of Best Csbary VI, TO Mary youngest
daughter Prof James Wnsou d. d. Of Allegheny
Penn. no cards A'-
MITCHEL-GRIMwooDop Thursday April 2 1862 at the Tsoer
nsc- Chnch Seeoud by the Rev Behends Of Yonks
n H. Fred w. Mitchell TO Carrie c., daughter Of GhnMeod.
esq. OF NeS-TYrk City A f. 10
San francisco papers please copy q ...f.I rr.~ srL
PURNEL-ATKIE-Ou Thursday April r. by the Rev John Peter
VIM PafDe Mary Atku both OF this city No cards
RDOME-MILLBTAt Orange J., Tuesday, April o. by the
Hicoct at the residence fhe brides parents John L
Ro HewYsrk Miss Clara B. second daughter Of Wn X
MileL
sh4wGALLArDEToa wednesday evening April o. at s. asas
H0rse Potter d. D. Alexander d. shss
Gaaude daughter Of the Rev. Thomas 9ss1de d. D.
IN Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed afm fau
uoDle cpH aHdypas
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rr1r rnIA1 or IosrrnMe Brown.

HupsoN, N. Y, April 29.-In the trial OF Jo-
senbne Brown, DIstrctAtorney Longey after examin-
ing 81 witnesses rested the IN behalf OF the po'ecu-
tan NJ o'clock Counsel for the prisoner Immediately
the examination OF Witnesses i1r inc
ni'hnnt fnrmaly addressing the jury. The testimony
,yiii yrnl,aply bs closed tonight
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CONFIRMED
Thu. Senate yesterday confirmed the follow


ing: 81. .t ct-.-. -
FOR MINISTER'S RESIDENT. -
STEPHEN A. HurIburt OF Illinois, 20 be Minister RESI-
dent at Boeota sas A. Hudson OF Iowa, Minister hes
dent at Guatainala. .. t .I..
Clinton j. True of Kentucky, at 81. Thomas Wlliiam
Thompson OF the District OF Columbia at southampton
VIM IL H. Wadsw0rth Of Kentucky, 20 be Commissioner
under the Convention with Mexico OK july :, 1910 nan
Neville, Pension Agent az New Orleans; Thomas Lynne
and Henry j. Sampson. Assistant Appraisers ana mos
Ome Local Appraiser OF Merchandise at New Orleans
POR RECORDER OF DEEDS. TN.
Simon Wolf for the District OF Columbia
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. ~,
Nathan W Bake Of Montana for that Territory; Ben.
nett Pike, for the Western District OF Missouri
FOR POSTMASTEBs
Inn r wilson nj Iyuehhurg, Va; Fred W. Billiard, At
WestDorO Mass; L. f. KOstOrman, Cape Giraudeau, MO-
DelanO w Ives. WallingfOrd, Conn.,; JOnn Browp viii
mamie Conn, VIM r. Tucker, Stockyard, Ill; j. b Pol
lock, LITTLE Rock Ark; Moses Tagsart' balaVia' Now
York. -.. -. ,,rs
Friend Asa NJ. fanny OF Pennsylvania, TOT INC 5ahta
Sioux: Frioud Laurin LatuIn OF iowa. Tor inc hlOWss
suasRes and Comanches; Friend Reuben y Roberts or
Pawnees Friend Albert H. Green, for the Otoe and Mis-
souri, agencies: Friend Brron Darlington Tor the upper
Arlcanss sgncy; Friend James Stanley or Kansas, Tor
INC Usage River agency Friend Thomas Lghtl0Ot, tor
the Great Omaha agency; Friend Edward swayne' ior
'A' ToR srrERISTEEDRNTs OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.
George H. lsaxwcll of Michigan for the Territory OF
NewMsxlco Friend samuel NJ. fanny, for the Northern
SupeunendencY. -
Thomas r. Robb, Tor the District OF Savannah, Ca and
Jesse 81 JARVIS Cor the District Of Cherry Stone, Va
FOR UNITED STATES MARsHALs
WOrey Patterson, for the Northern Dstnet OF MIS-
s,ippL aud Ehlah A. Praton, southern District OF Mis-
ssalpia A. Halter Gross be United States Attorney
az NeNcxlcO Isham 8. Fannin to be Collector OF In
ternal re venue for the Third District OF Georgia
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

J. Miss Enie Gcrmon played OpheIid. TO tho
Hamlet of Edwin Booth, at the Winter Garden Inc
ater in 1863. ,.,,,.
r. B.-phcre is no such chemical body as SULPHUR
compound of sulphur aud oxygen is referred To 10y
this phluse. , .ot -
T. j. O-The grinding OF grain into ilonr OF meal -
manufacture; and Il tha value oil Tue piouu''' Va
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sp,rial 1ctit,s.

twentieth Assembly District Tnop Republican Ass9,
%SsSs VI" re eS No. s TSSa1s
SON Pr.sbsuL Weeks w Culver Alexander HIT Secretaries
Pursuant 20 a recent Act Of Congress- There will %
meeting Of the Stockholders Of THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
CoNpASY at the Office Of Glddea Williams statets
nou Mass. a, 10 m on THURSDAY the 22i DAY Of April A D.
1862 for Of officers aud for the purpose Of 'Ahn0asa
general Office Of the Company oLI'Eh A"ho' 'i'susu~
HESar b. HAMMOND. Secretary.
6e%ssiU9 raf i bE .a sASof
GOODS Our entire stock marked down and in plain nsHes
DINNER SETS.
RICHLY DECORATED. sl75 reduced to SisS- .a-.
~ ~ T Ts5SSeS TO s:Si
ssoo.ao $500 to $50 sos to 5000 $3.50 to 500;
SoBhEIs, CHAMPAGSEs aud WINES very cheap CUT TOM'
Bl ERS 80 per doL Also choice assortment Of
GAS FIXTURES
In GLASS BRONZE aud oRMoLU Please call and examine s'O
and prices E.v. HAUGHwOUT G Co..
MOI, ass. 400 and 492 Broadway cor Br99@sx 81. ~ l..
For Illinois and nlI.soari Traae. -.-g
ADvERri iR,, IN TIE IS s issH "hi'
rs: Sa. sfs sfqi decreased
nor medium with the dealers Of W'stsfa Illinois ana
SS qs WHO !. published both daily weekly II s'sss'
"! MAKE News having :a. .%Pl'ysi
S .Sr, ayor DO miles above 81 the second city M
A aud business s; TS SSf new M su arc
s.s,S .ss". The bridge p.1y ssn:a 5.ss
hi 'Ns s S gSS s SS ns *.
Iinoi.-IdsIs H.usOet KnsI MepOOOusl ssaali" h'A''
Clark salhvan Adair Kror Lsw Lnn a'''
Shelby Marion Monroe, Livingston, Charlton 1runoy'
moderate Address o.t...
RAIIHiCHg PHILLIPS, Publishers Quincy Wing 2nleey ~.
Rosndalis -. - cA,o,,,
PURIFIERS rHR BLOOD CuRRS scRoFvLA ;SS ne Ss
n.,s.s ~ M. Bldod Liver and kidneys RecommsAIu
81 gsrty ami lnauy Thousands of best ctIens ~
sbs fn. see Rosadahs Almanac for t r.h.,,.
psrs,.d onr by Dr. J. LAwRbNCb Co. w. Vi NA''s
nj aee Baltimore, Nj. For sale ~ , upNpy
'oHN r No aiPstk.ror, Sex.Yert
P0TenII-NI;NS 60, No y IsIIrSs' ~ Il AtsA" '' ''
,ng AMERICAN and ~ ROPbAN fAih'iA
rNeu .hyey ears' experience
Pamphlet flaw sad.lnlcfnnOa lee
- Meet 81 Uhandon's
DRY IMPERIAL (ilN POlLl,
iea For With all htelAo dealers 10 Nnesn
ofthe vintage TO-" 49,. ''r' Fl. ANTHONY OECHS
Si, webster vToe THE longer live the more highly Dc
, The Christian Sabbath, and the grateful do feel '0"a
those who impress rs Importance on the community.
IoraR e for Fnrniture, Pianos, baggage, Boxes &C.
an dec lry storage ruoms, as Nus 20 andLo hus" ~
ply on the PeuiEes
hncs.-Parte wishing 70 purchase o eipgl sss
ar orrwSe the test cheap SEW INGMACllNk made ~
learn particulars ny addressing j. W. ABBOrIA Co. NJ ~
Province Of Ontario Canada.
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yo,rr rhll including grain ground for yourself and
Others exceeds $1,000 per annum, you are 20
license or as il Is now called SPECIAL tax of $40 per
anrum. :.
Young Man.-Athetic and able-bodied young
men NAV ut present enlist in the Navy at this port al
ana per month. with three months pay IN advance.
They must have good constitutions and be hearty
fellows They will also be allowed II 30 per month
IN le, Of the former allowance OF strong spirie
which was distributed by regulation. 80 y
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GREAT BRITAIN.

INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE.
LONDON, April 22.-The Oxford boat crew have
accepted the American challenge for four-oared
race in August next
THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 22.-The bullion in the Bank OF
England has increased f61.OOO sterling since last
week.
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Miss Kate Field who is expected in town to-
day. will probably induced repeat in this quarter
the globe her lecture Woman in the Lyceum which
proved 80 successful In Boston r r,. J.
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cHAHLEsros April dull and nOminsi sales 100 bales
Mdng 2i0Cc Receipts $50 bales Exports 70 ofeai ps
. l29 bdesg coastWse go hSea
NEwORLRAS April 22-Coou-Hgher grades scarce and nm
changed Mddngs 2ee sales 300 bsest
receipts exports 6292 bales Gold l3 hte-nng Er
cbsuse 1851; NewYo Sight 40i premium segar dali; Oommoa.
ga 6c. Prime Isle. Mossses-Pern enng @ flosr dali sPsr
45 M double Ex Treble Extra 90 So Con htsr,
White T07se 617c Ban scarce at 81 6 81 oo
arm; Pue 42a Pork quiet ST. Bacon Je aud
at iJd Tll5i Lard dui; Tierce 1s69ci Reg istd2cia
whisky du Western Reeeed a5d9oc Coffee quiet And hrn Far
lsG l5ic Prime, i79iTtc
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POLYTECHNIC BRANCH OF THE AMERICAN IN
- 900. STITUTE. .....-.. ...


A meeting of the Polytechnic branch of the
American Institute was held last night in Room No. "a
Cooper Institute at which Dr. Lambert opened discus
son touchnR weather predictions Te held 1t 20 be q
faacy that the Winter must be very cold when cabDages
were scarce I'm Sumner; and that TO Judge 0f tue
weather y the fnllness OF the moon was mons nse The
rgorof the approaching winter may be estimated by the
labor fhe bees during their working season ~ they
lay mp a9Ige Of bauey, open Winter is sure to
cold. Last year tho bees had garnered less honey
than dupng nRy for % years and the winter nom
the middle of November 20 thc middle OF APRIL was nnu
saly severe THE temperature was several de-
grees lower than had been knon Tor more han ~ years
ieKcept III 1--WE wlntrrsl, aud he had watched the IN
dustrou; insects during AL That time. AMI ad rarely
known t6n sign tn fail, no considered the bee as SoOd an
indicator tha south ward nylng goose tne rvefrswm
whose movements, according TO the weatheiwisc, fore
tell the state Of the coming season. In Deem q, en-
Hudson Dnt Tile navgatOrs OF that river takDe heircue
from moon refused to respect his judgment he had
ice was l6 thick in the stream and IL cost the OWL
ers OO0 10 cut her way through 10 Aba
Tie bees with an abundance OF food during the OF
flowers and binds aud blossoms man requires Dut ItIe
fnel during the Winter that follows. III the eurrnnt
fruits are good wheu the weather dry and warm and
nature has provided that when the sumner is TO be
damp and cool. such fruits shall be scarce.
She ndaI,ts .. her supply OF food 10 the needs
OF man. .... DR.. Lamberts interesting Lecture
was followed by discourse on Light anu Color py Or
YanderwpVtle who explained the reraction Of hst the
principle, Of achromatics applied TO the telescope ana
The microscope, and the improvements maze III various
outicel Instruments the PRONUNCIATION OF the
achromatio theory. He explained the prncple OF tho
telescope, and held that although still Imperfect, IL
result OF scientific experiment In regard TO tho Latter
however he said that great improvements Were peig
made in It, and that ere long IL would DC nse 70 PoNe
that the science OF optics not unable u keep pace
with the march Of mechanical Improvements MT john
son made few experiments exlDitng MS nS ,S
Of utilizing tho cheap hyuroc"'oonS' "A'e' " w
mi adiurneu.
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Our young folks will probably not forge.
Mr. Du Chalus course Of afternoon lectures for bou
and girls, which begins at stenway Hall, at o'clock
this afternoon. .....II.J. y EfE.Hl|.tI.. u
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BALDWIN RFFIB J., No. 80 Fort GIeeueplsee Brooklyn
DEvoR CHARLES ". No. 63 Southfifth 81. BROOKLYN
GLASS SARAH j., Grace Chapel fourteenihst
PICK JULIA MetropoiiAnave near MorssuaNsi brookyn
RUsHRR JOHN. No. So Elliott place. Brooklyn.
SWEENEY ROSANNA. 70. los M0nroest
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VENEZUELA.

CARACAS, April H.-The vOmito still pre-
walls here Mr Pagan, tho British Charge dAaires, is
dead The revolution in the East still continues.
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, The New Fuller and Barnum /" Pinchins" Tuck Mar:
Kerr and the GooDkIcH" for all macbnes W. BARrUh No ~
Boad three aocrs below Becksr NewYok Tnehg to order
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D1isssqnoi Spring Waier.-Ths ony Known rsnedy fct
lauee all diseases Of the hdBea Sold BIZ all dfGggss Depo
No. eJs Broadway, N. Y.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS 80 -
HAvRR April The Cotton Market closed nat the toF
iawSs Tres onse the lis fancs Low hddngs
alosi, li2l haBea IIII .| l.
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MEXICO.
HAVANA. April 2s.-Advices from the city of

DESTRUCTION OF A IUWN BI
SUSPENSION OF THE INDIVIDUAL GUARANTEE
ACT.
HAVANA, April 22.-Advices from the city OF
Mexico the 10Th inst have been received The town OF
Huan Chinago had been completely destroyed by ire.
had suspended the Individual Guarantee act as
applied to robbers and revouonjsts. revolution is
imminent in Jasco Congress had returned the financial
report to tho Committee without entertaining It, IL had
also refused to entertain tho Jury law pronuncia.
menO had been issued at Dclfuero Escunopa In aid OF
PoaciO Gen. Zepeda has assumed the GOyern0rshlp OF
Yucatan.
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WITHDRAWN.
REJECTED.

The President has withdrawn the following:
A. j. sMltli for Postmaster ut Syracuse, New-YOrk.
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ExEcUT1vE APPOINTMENTS.
The President sent the following appointments

20 tho Senate yesterday: DO. -........
POR Observation-Disclosures.
Henry n Blake, for Montana Territory Bennett Pike
for the Western District Of Missouri.
.... FOR POSTMAsfEHs
lanes O. Leach, BallstOn, n Y; Moses Taggart,
Batavia ~ T.; Deano w. Ives Wangford, Conn; John
Brown, winmantc. Conn; Joseph D. Howell FAT
Haven Conn; Frank W. Bullard West6oro Mass; KoD
a. Smith HoBeslale, Pa. l.. r. KiOsterman, Cape
Girarde,tL Mo: WIN. +. Tucker Stock Yard Ill.
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The Senate yesterday rejected the following:
Tron6 Lscl,rri5s hfcVane To be Agent for the Sioux
and Foxes ana Friend IsaA" NJ tyson 10 the Winnebego
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THR BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS April rhe bullion the Bank Of France mas increases
400 900 francs since last week t..I ...