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Personal Intelligence.

Cakes Ames, member OF Congress from Massachu-
setts Is sojournng at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
General J. c. Fremont is . guest at the st.
Nicholas.
Niles G. Parker Treasurer OF the State OF South
Carolina, is stopping at the st. Nicholas.
Captain T. Cook, Of the steamship Russia, IL 80
journer at the BrevOOrr House,
b. +. Bowles, OF the Springfield (Mass) Reptost-
can, ia registered at the Brevoort House.
Governor J. Y. Ashley, OF Montana, Is residing at
the Astor House.
Generals F. Montero and Rafael Benavidis, OF
Peru, are at the Grand Central.
James E. Kelly. OF Croton Falls; John r. Car
penter, of Boston, and 8. M Mansfield, United States
Army. are prominent among the guests at the st.
James.
Domiciled at the Aston House are:-Commodore
E. English, United States Navy; A. Tucker or Har
risburg and Colonies J. s. Kuckle ana L. L. Blake.
OF California.
Judging from the register or the Grand Central
there Is an influx OF Southerners, the most promi
nent or whom are:-Generals NJ. G. Butler and N.
w. Geary, of North Carollna Judge Hardy Sslo-
mons, Of South Carolina, and Colonel j. s. Winters.
OF Alabama.
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Theirs Latest Procla nation to the Protects
He IL Confident Of Obtaining the Mastery
Over tho Red Revolt.
M. Theirs telegraphed on the oath March the fol-
lowing proclamation to the Projects OF the Depart.
THE PEACE PROCESSION.
APRIL .. 1871.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your valuable paper or to-day noticed the pro-
gramme OF the German Peace Procession to be held
Easter Monday, April 10, and to my great regret
see that the Committee or Arrangements have
agreed on so limited space. You VIII be kind
enough ana allow II las you are the leader OF the
public press Of the United States-yes, might say,
the whole world and call upon the Committee OF
Arrangements, through the columns OF your well
known paper, that they reconsider and extend the
line Of procession TO the upper part OF the city-say
Tiirty-fourth street, from east TO west $4,000 TO
40 900 people In line. Let the people OF this city
cession Of winch New York may well be proud, and
long to be remembered.
AN ADOPTED CITIZEN OF THE 18TH WARD
AND A CONSTANT READER OF THE HERALD.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL T. lS7l-TRLPLE SHEET

that President fhiers has issued circular to
projects stating that the government troops have
entered Marseilles where they took five hundred
prisoners. The insurgent committee at once fed
the city. Warrants have been issued for their
arrest, which VIII be valid throughout France.
Tranquility prevails generally in the country allow
ing renorcements to be sent for the suppression OF
the insurrection IN Algeria.
DISTURBANCES AT LIMOGES
Disturbances are reported to have occurred at
Limoges, an important town in the department OF
Haute vienne.
GOVERNMENT REPORTS OF IT'S SUPPRESSION.
N. Theirs, in another CIRCULAR says that slight dis
turbances have occurred at Limoges, in which the
Communists assassinated the colonel In command
Of the government forces. The revolt was soon sup
pressed.
FRENCH VESSEL ASHORE.
large French war ship Is ashore on the Goodwin
Sands. She is supposed to be full OF troops. Assist
ance has been sent her.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID. April s. 1871.
The "question" OF Cuba engages the most anxious
attention Of the Ministry.
My report OF the proceedings OF the Cortes to-day
informs me- for the use OF the HERALD, that during
the parliamentary sitting the Minister OF the Cello
MES gave an explicit contradiction to the report
that the United states government had made q
proposition Spain for the purchase Of her posses
sions In the West Indies
The Minister added that sthe honor OF Spain for
bids the sale or any OF her colonies"
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INSURGENT ACCOUNTS.


A Reported Easasemcnt-Tho Scene Of Ope.
rations-An Artillery Duel-Retaliation
Threateued-A Levy-Churchss PillaGcd.
LONDON. April g. 1871.
have received dispatches from Paris, dated yes
.erday. and forward them for publication in the
HERALD. Their contents are as follows
REPORTED ENGAGEMENT.
It Ia reported that an infantry engagement oc.
Cured at Chatillon but the result is unknown The
centre OF action has been removed to Fort Mont
rouge. The LEFT Of the federalists Is at Hautes
Bruyeres The price Of provisions is rising In Paris
AN ARTILLERY DUEL.
The artillery duel between the federalists and Az
semblists continues. Insignificant skirmishes have
occurred, and an attack is expected tonight.
INHALATION THREATENED.
proclamation issued to-day (April 81 by the CON-
mune announces that retaliatcry measures will be
adopted as regards prisoners.
LEVY.
The London Times special despatch from Paris
says levy has been ordered, to consist OF all men
between the ages OF seventeen and tnirty-nve.
CHURCHES PILLAGED.
The churches OF the Madeleine and Assumption
have been pillaged by q mob.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
monster concillatory meeting VIII be held to-
morrow
The Sor, Lsoerts and National ,newspapers have
been suppressed.
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COG fIsHT IN NEW JERSEY.

Reddy the Blacksmith and q select party OF his
followers crossed the Hoboken ferry yesterday with
an irish bulldog and proceeded to Washington Hail.
a few miles from Hobsken. There they were met
by q company from Connecticut, whose members
brought democratic brindle canine 10 carcss his
Hibernan cousin. The ring made In the
presence OF large throng OF spectators, and the
combatants were pitted against each other. In
fifteen minutes the quadruped from the Emerald
Isle was completely laid OUT as had been pre-
dlcted by Reddy the Blacksmith, who won 5000 on
the fight. The assembage dispersed In good order
and guiped y heavy quantity OF 'rot-gut" on tncir
way home
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ENGLAND.
Another Addition to the Royal Family-Ths
Princess Of Wales Confined Of Son.
TEIecRAms TO Tpr NEW ya,x NrsI,n.

TElEGRAMS TO THE NEW Yasx AEaAL1..
LONDON, April Q, 1871.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria has experienced
another domestic JOY.
Her Royal Highness the Princess OF Wales gave
birth to . son this morning.
1t Is her sixth child-three sons and three daugh-
tiers.
The bulletins which have been issued by the ply
sicians to the moment when forward my telegram
by cable to the HERALD report her condition as
satisfactory
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CUBA.

Arrival Of Prussian Minister Business sus-
pended ON Account OF the Holidays.
HAVANA, April Q, 1871
Baron Schloezer, the new Prusslan Minister, ar
rived from Mexico yesterday on his way to WASH
ington.
Business win be Suspended for the rest OF the
week on account OF the holidays.
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IeLeGRAPalC NEWi lIEMi.

During the past thirty families from the ueigh
borhood Of Quebec have emgrstcd the United states
Laundering Ia Canada has suffered from the unusually
early spring Ia expected that the production viii fs
short 60000 pieces In quantity.
The body OF an unknown, well dressed woman, about
thirty OF age aud probably lost from vessel
fgSad q the wVpth Of sAso river, Me-, yeaterdaIs
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SPAIN.

Tho Cuba Purchase Question-Cabinet Exposition
to Cortes-No Offer from the United
Honor" Against q Sale.
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YACHTING.

Launch Of Commodore Ashbury's New
Yacht.
LONDON, April Q, 1871.
Commodore Ashbury's new yacht Livonia has
been launched,
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The Black Sea Opened to Navigation by
Imperial Proclamation.

Official Modification Of the Treaty Of Paris OF
lS58-Effect Of the London Conference.-The
New Treaty-Public Opinion and
Cabinet Confidence In Turkey.
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AUSTRIA.
Tho Consular Treaty With the United States
Parliamentary Ratification.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA. April Q, 1871.
MY Parliamentary report for the HERALD to-day
embraces the facts that the members OF the Lower
House OF the Relchsrath have ratified the consular
treaty agreed to between the United Safes OF
America and the Austrian empire.
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Fnsfer Hats for Gentlemen as Dunlap &
CO.'S, i4 Fifth avenue and $50 Broadway.
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III Your Hair Is Coming Out Turning
gray do not mnrmur over misfortune you can 80 easiy
your grief by restoring your HAIR It's natural COLOR aud
herewith your good looks and good nature.
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THE ELECTIONS.

Latest Reports from Conuocticut-Thc Gsv-
ernorship still In Doubs-The Other Repsb-
iicnn Candidates EIected-Strcsgth Of
Parties in tho Legislature.
HARTFORD. April 9, 1871
The election returns at the Courdnt once which
have been carefully revised and footed up show
that Engishs plurality Tor Governor ia only seven
teen In these returns the scattering votes are noe
gwen but there Ia little doubt chat there are enough
OF them to throw the election into the Legislature.
The Official canvass OF the votes will not be made
for two weeks. The Courancs returns also show
that all the other republican State officers are elected
by the people ~ handsome maJ0ritles, an follows:
oy sra ys s,e ~ ma ma
majority; David p Nichols, Treasurer. by 330 ma
jority; Joseph W. Manning, Comptroller. BY sa4 ma
j0rlty.
The complete returns show that there Ia repub-
lican majority OF 20 on joint ballot In the Legisla-
ture; IN the Senate and q In the House. the
House stands $50 republicans to 100 democrats.
Why tho Democrats Were Defeated.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
None Of the city papers have properly or correctly
stated the causes which led TO so close Q vote In
Connecticut last Monday. Born, bred. educated and
fully posted IN Connecticut politics and interests
can give you the true solutlon:-
Ert-Onehalt Of tho mechanics of Connecticut
rolled large who in favor Of high
that democratic triumph their discharge from work.
S.m % :: as. 9s republicans would only
ond hundred colored voters swelled the anti
free trade
Thir-AI New York and Pennsyivs-
contributed carrying the State while tha
1ammany democracy sent only few bloats to "chin for
English.
Money and protection did the work ana overcame
the detection In the republican ranks occasi0ned BY
the Sumner lmbroglio and the St. Domingo ques-
ton, which latter question was secuted by repuDA
cans throughout the state as q bad egg. Yours,
truly, A. JACKSON PLU MB.
Rhode Island Election.
PROVIDENCE, April 9, 1871.
The complete returns OF the state election give
Padelford (rep.), for Governor, $3.50; Seere (dem.
5,345.
The Senate stands twenty.slx republicans 70 nine
democrats, and one no choice
The House stands fifty one republicans to thirteen
democrats, and eight no choice
Tho Wisconsin judicial Election.
CHICAGO, April 9, 1871.
special despatch from Madison, Wis.,, says that
the latest returns from the judicial election seem TO
indicate that Judge Lyons majority reaches 10, 0O0
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Eureka Mineral Water, Saratoga Springs
Superior TO all others Dyspepsia and Diseases OF Liver and
Kidneys 3 j. LEVY. Agent, No. Hudson River Railroad
depot, Vai.ck street.
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Miller g. Sos, Union Saunre;-I.adics,,
New York to buy them. MILLER CO., Union square
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Royal Havana Lotfsry-Prixes Cashed. In.
form ation furnIshed J. u. MARTINEZ CO.,
40 10 all street, New York. Post Office box soso.
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pavid's Spring style of Gentlemen's Hats.
Salesroom 299I Broadway, near Duane street.
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III. s.t,cod Timer That Has Been "COm-
ing win have when quck transit thing accom-
uIisbed and 40 r. seems assumed shape In
s Vsduct Before. however, you viaductcd
10 Harlem You viii want many Hat OF you viii
want sooa hats You nohirg but the best. emf wei.
then on course you where TO get them Al KNOCKS
2I3 broadway. kNOx Is the halter.
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PhrenoiOgical Examinations Daily mt 3SS
Broadway showing talents, defects and best business
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Buy Your Hats from Burke, the Halter,
l Fulton street. Spring styles ready at popular prices
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Don't Trihe With a Bad Cough Cold
when remedy sure prompt and thorough as JAYNES
ExPECToRANT can be readily obtained Sold everywhere.
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SITUATION IN THE PRO
VINCES.


TElEcRAM TO THE new Y0aK MsAL0.
LONDON. April Q. 1871.
am enabled to report the following intelligence
for the information of the NEW YORK HERALD
THE REVOLT IN MISUNDERSTANDING TRANQUILITY.
A despatch from Versailles. dated TO-DAY, ssya
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The Bank Of England Return.

LONDON, April 9, 1871.
The weekly returns OF the Bank Of England show
an increase OF aSs 900 in bullion since the last re-
port.
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VAN SICKEI4S.-0n Thursday evening, April 0, &C
half-past eight O'Clock, WILLIAM IL. VAN SICKELs,
son OF William and Marguerite Van Sickels. In the
10th year or his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially requested attend the funeral from 34l
Broadway, williamsburg on saturday afternoon, ct
hali-past one O'Clock.
WmTE.-In North New York, on Thursday. April
O. LYDIA l.. WHITE, wife OF George r. White and
daughter OF the late J. M. Wlswe.
Funeral services at her late residence Hath street.
near Willis avenue, North New YORK, on sunday az.
ternoOn, at two o'clock
(EOr Other Deaths see Ninth Page.
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Specially .-(ieutlemcn SILK Hats, "a.
Broadway styles ut about half Broadway prices.
G. q. ID. HAT COMPANY, IL Corlandt street.
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| A.-FOr n Stylish and Elegant HAT, mt
popular prices 60 DOU8AN, l03 Nassau, OF
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Cbristnd0rO's UnrivaIied Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied at his wig scalp factory No. Aston House
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Wood Neutrality-suspicious. Perfected. War
ranted put on wsais By kelly, IN and ~ brosdwags
pear Astor place
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A.-On Exhibition mt E. A. Brooks New
store Broadway and Twentyn street. styles Boots
and Shoes for ladies, gents boys and children.
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BACHELORS Hair Oye.-The Bcst In the
world The only perfect dye harmless, reliable, instanta
neous. Factory 10 Bond street
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WELLINGTON, Kidder & Co., United states
Wine w srehouse "A Broad street Fine Wines very low.
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A.--Thc Most Tasty Hat for Gentlem ems
wear Is manufactured aud sold by ESPENCHED, li8 Nas
saus
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
20i broadway, corner Murray street.
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Announcement.
0entiemens IS sink Rats for g. :
Success warrants progression.
Our ~ Hat Is a success.
We now Offer regular IS Dress Hat for 81.
This 10 progression.
Gentlemen expect Il.
Retrenchment economy, activity getting
principles II the order OF the day
- WSRSoGK 1 a., $40 Broadway
Bows and Youths Hats In variety at moderate prices
Amidon's HAT Establishment Removed
from 64e Broadwayto
one door above Twenty sixth street. Price for best quality
OF GENTLEMENS SILK HATS and LADIES' RIDING
misses
J. 4. Jackson Co.. Boston. w s. Bullock Co., Albany.
H. W. Mansfield New Haven Vim H. Oakford, PhIadelphls
Bishop 4 Barnes, Chicago. T. @. Jones, St Paul.
John ssby, Jr. Syracuse.
AZ DmnIap's New store. ia Fifth Avenaes
between Twenty and Twenty third streetsBoys and
Youths Hats, new styles
Injuries OF your life to the Russian vapor Baths ~
81 Fourth Ladies' hours 10 to L. A. n.
BafchelOrss Hair Oye.-The Bcst In the
world. The only perfect dye harmess reliable, nstanta
neous. Factory 10 Bond street
Christndoro's UnrivaIied Hair Dyc.-sold
and applied at bis wig and scalp factory No. Asor House
Don't TriAe With a Bad Cough Cold
u~h.
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ALI You Wish to Enjoy Que Of the Great
Injuries of life to the Russian Vapor Baths, ~
and 81 East Fourth street. Ladies' hours 10 to l. A.
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AZ DmnIap's New store. Iva Filth Avenue,
between Twenty and Twenty third and
Youths Hats, styles.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 8, 1871.
The difficult question OF the navigation Of the
Black Sea- which has so frequently been made q
subject for Europe Asiatic war agitation may DO
regarded settled, for some years to come at least
have 10 announce to the readers OF the HERALD,
by cable telegram, that the Journal de Saint Peters.
oourg Of this morning officially published the rari.
1cation Of the Turco Russian convention abrogatng
the hitherto existing restrictions the nav CATION
OF the Black Sea by armed vessels of war and other
wise and thus modifying almost to obliteration the
Treaty OF Paris of 1856.
To attain this object, even independently OF the
London Conference, General Ignatiefr, the Russian
Ambassador in Constantlnople spared no argument
to show how dangerous and unwise any other course
would be for Turkey and has done his utmost to In
spre the Sultan and his Ministers with confidence in
kussa's loyalty and friendship. The facts will pro-
baby show that, contrary to what has been said or
apprehended the Porte does not separate interests
from those OF the western Powers.
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Rhode Island Election.

Tho Wisconsin Judicial Election.
CHICAGO, April 9, 1871.
special despatch from Madison, Wis.,, says that
the latest returns from the judicial election seem TO
indicate that Judge Lyons majority reaches 10, 000
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-29

A Washington paper says that few
evenings ago two Of the most noted women
suffragists Of that city. with their hus.
bands, went into restaurant and asked
for oysters. The proprietor invited them
TO a private room, when they declined,
saying. "Oh. M! VIC want to do just MS
the men do" They went to tho raw-box
the quastetts Of fthem--and ate raw oys-
ters until the four got outside OF two dox-
raw, when they called for four glasses OF
alc, and drank them down as though they
had been used to oysters aud ale.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fo- DEAFNESS BLINDNESS and Ca
TARRII treated with the utmos, success, by J.
IsAAcs. N. u. and Professor of Diseases Of ne
Ege md E,r (his peeiaihy) in he Medical Coiiess
IF PHiiadtiphid, 10 y,ars experience formerly Of
Lcydcn, Holland, No. sos Arch street, phila.
Testimonials tan be seen n, his office The med
ical faculty are invited to accompany their pa-
,enis, ns he has no secrets In his practice Ar
iihcinl eyes inserted without pain. No charge
tor examination. apr 29-iy.
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Whereas certain persons are endcnvoring 10
prevent us from making and selling our Sinve
Peach Basket by claiming Letters Patent we pub
lish for the information OF all persons interested
the following cminen, legal opinion
WAsrlxoroS D. {. MAY 30 1871
Csn'icla.H We have examined Letters Pat
cnt No. l06 GC5 dated August ID, 1871, granted
TO Richard Mitchell, OF Smyrna, Delaware, and
find icm TO he for frui, basket, made by the
combinations of inwardly curved slaves "a -
,hckened bcvcled hoops, Is, and perforated
disc-ho,iom, D. II is the combination of these
three elements which constitutes the inycniion
Of Mr.. Mitchell.
You state to us that the bcyccd hoops, rcr-
foraicd disc-boitoms, In combination with slaves
not mwnrdly curved. have been in common use
since 1864; that you ARE now, and have been for
some time past, engaged Ia the manufacture oi
fruit baskets ,aadc by the combination Of slaves
no, inwardly curved thiehened heyclcd hoops
and perforated disc-bo,tons, such as you say
have been In use for the pas, seven years, and
that MIR. Mitchell threatens 10 prosecute, not on
~ yourselves for the Manufacture Of such bns-
keis. bu, also all persons who may use them.
In regard to the suhjcc, of Infringement 1t Is
well settled that il 10 no infringement Of n pat
cut for combination, unless all the essential
parts Of 1t are substantially initiated. See Bell
IS Daniels, ct nj. ist Fishers Patent case, AZ?
Blrrct, VS. Hall, NiGsa. All In Proaiy VS. Bug
giles, 10 Peters 33d Chief Justice Tahnay, IN
speaking MIA combination patent held :" Th,
use Of two OF three parts only, or Of two rombin
ed with third which is Substantially different
In the form or the manner Of Its arrangement !,
not the thing patented. II is no, the same com
bination il II substantially differs itpn il in an,
OF It's parts.
II Mr. Mitchell had invented no, only the in
wardy curved slaves but the bevclcd hoops ant
perforated iisc-bu,,oms and suffered the two
lns, named 10 go into common use for more thar
Two years in combination with straight slaves
or slaves not inwarlly curved, his patent woulc
avail him nothing as against YOU Sec Sector
:, act Of Congress, 1868, Section - act of 1870
We are OF the opinion that the manufacture
sale anl use o; the basket which yuu are nov
making, IS no infringement oI Mr.. Michelts Fat
cnt and oan subject no one TO liability for max
ing, selling ot nsciu, ,hcm,
GEO. = FISHER.
RICHARD HARRINGTON.
To Ncssrs WoRnCS & EtASs,
smyrna, Delaware juno .-tf
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OBITUARY..

Died, on the 18th instant, IN Warwick, jamie
r. Crnddock, beloved daughter or Thomas Cad
dock, In the 18th wear of her age.
She was a good, nifectonatc daughter, loving
sister, kind friend, and good catholic; always
.sady aud willing TO assist those 10 trouble or i's
ircss. She suffered inuch and bore her sutirr.ngs
patiently. She died repeating the sweet name Of
Jesus, Mary and Joseph have mercy on me. She
put her trust In God and said "0b my God,
whatever Is your most holy will Is mine, there
fore am con,cui 10 suffer whatever, and rs long
ms you please" She has gone, We trust and be-
licvc, 10 a brighter home in Heaven.
Then lei rs sorrow here no more
God took What he has given:
For another gems tie Sayinnrs crown,
And another soul in Heaven.
Ss,JTEHs
Chcs,crtown Transcript and Cecil Democrat
please copy.
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Hcart.rending details Of the great fam
inc prevailing in Persia have been re-
ceived in London. Tho deaths in one
province average three hundred persons
daily, and the dead bodies, in many in
stances, have been eaten by the survivors.
Men, women aud children have been kill
ed to render the supply of food more a.
bundant.