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AFFAIRS IN UTAH.

Deputy Attorney High shows the Evil
of Liberating the Mormon Prisoners
The Reply of the Attorney General of
the Territory-Shal Brigham Young
BE Released?
SALT LAKE CITY, April "a, 1872.
Deputy United States Marshal High has addressed
General in regard to the discharge of the prisoners
under the decision Of the Supreme Court. He says
that many of these prisoners are charged with the
gravest crimes, and the abundant evidence in his
possession points strongly to their guilt and that
every consideration OF justice and humanity re-
quire that the evil consequences of such an unpre
cedented Jail delivery should be avoided II possible
He suggests that steps be taken for their rearrest
and trial. and offers his cooperation.
The Attorney General replies that he VIII take
such steps In the matter as are authorized by law,
and will thankfully receive assistance from Mr..
High
An official copy of the Supreme Court decision is
expected tomorrow, when Mr. Hampstead, acting
on behalf of the prisoners will proceed before Judge
Hawley on habeas corpus.
Arrangements are making for two large excur-
sions next month, one to California ahd one East
Subscribers are already numerous 80.
Among the departures East to-day were MIS- Gov
ernor Woods and Mrs. Judge McKeaD.
The followers OF Mrs. Stanton publish to-day an
address to the Peoples Convention at New YORK, IN
which they express the belief that the period mas
a are ha Mt the National Legislature accept as its
binding duty the solution OF oil the great social ana
industrial questions OF the age.
The United States Marshal was before the PROBATE
Judge this evening, on writ or habeas corpus, 10
show cause why he held Brigham Young In Custody.
On the argument as to Jurisdiction, the court de.
cided it had Jurisdiction. Tho case was continued
until tomorrow.
The weather continues WarHl, anu croWos are
ronQ to the mines.
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From the London Daily News, April 1871
The long talked-of four-oared match between the
representatives Of the New York Atalanta Boat
Club and the London Rowing Club may now be re-
garded as defnitively arranged, and though the
amount Of and as was
created by the memorable contest between
oxford and Harvard three years ago. 1t are ady bids
on both sides Of the Atlantic. According to the
latest advces from America the ATLANTA crew
have made arrangements to leave New York to.
consequently may be expected to reach Putney by
Thursday or Friday week at the latest. Their
Raden. g. j. O'NeiIl 4. R. Withers (strokeJ
Three other members Of the ATLANTA Boat Club
w we W tine e
ing, as to be ready to I'll vacancy in the boat
in the event Of any Of the four being unable to
through illness or accident The American repre-
sentatives are by no means heavy crew, accord
ing to our notions their average weight when In
condition being considerably under l54 pounds;
but from all accounts they are very powerful men,
and have had long experience as oarsmen. We
understand they will bring over with them two
practice and the other for racing purposes, in adj
dition to which they intend on their arrival to
order ''ship'' from one of our leading English
builders so as to ensure being properly suited In
this important item. The LOndOners will In all prob
ability be represented by Messrs. g. Ryan, F. $.
Guston, A. de L. Long and W. Stout-all old hands,
and two of them~viz., Stout and Long-ex-ama-
teur champions. The above four, 1t will be remem-
bered, carried or the Stewards Challenge Cup at
at the time to be one Of the finest four-oared crews
ever SEEM but they have not rowed together since
that year 1T is scarcely to be expected that they
will turn out quite In their old form. The race will
be rowed In the recognized American fashion
without coxswains-the boats being fitted with
steering apparatus which one Of the crew
the bow oar in the American, and No.
2 in the London boat-manages by means
OF his feet. The date OF this race
has not yet been definitely fixed, but 1t will
probably take place about the 10th or 18th of June
so as not to interfere with the Henley Regatta, at
which great aquatic gathering the American crew
may possibly be tempted to put In an appearance;
more especially az the Regatta Committee have
this year offered special prize for four-oared
boats without c0xswains.
When the above was written the withdrawal Of
Mr.. J. oNel from the crew, because OF the serious
illness Of his wife, was not known In London. The
positions OF the four on the day Of the race will,
doubtless, be DR. Russell withers, stroke; Theo-
dore Van Raden, No. (starboard) Alexander
Handy, No. port Edward Smith, bow oar and
steersman Mr. Leander Waterbury went out as
substi tute.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKxT.-LoNDoN, April N-4 80 p M
Consos closed at 927k for both money and the
United States vetwenty bonds 1923 90 1858 old, Ola;
ls67's 93l, ten-forties, 89l5.
PANS BoURsK.-PARs, April 24-P. M.-Rentes closed at
55f l7c. "a. =. -
States vetwenty bonds opened at 1854 for the issue Of
1859. x -, =. =.
p M-The cotton market closed dull Mddling uplands,
day have been $4,000 bales including 1000 for export and
speculation ,,- Y.oo. ..-uo.
4.0P M-wheat-ls lid: lbs ~ per Genital for Caiior,
mia white Ils Id lis 3D. for red western spring, ana
iis iod for red winter. The market Is quiet =, oo
TtvrppooI PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Aprtl ~ W
p M-Refned petroleum. l61sd. l7Isd per gallon Ba-
con 34s per cwt for short rib middles Ito. ,o N
InnNnox Planners MARKEr.-LOSDoN April Al ~ +.
M-Sugar active at 35s Cd 3 per cwt Tor no IL Dutch
standard on the spot Turpentine, I'VE per c"@
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THE ENGLISH TURF.
Race for the Great Metropolitan Stakes at Ep-
som-The Blood Of the Flying Dutch
man Victorious.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April "a, 1872.
The EPSON Course was well attended at the
meeting to-day, the second of the spring assem-
blage.
The event Of the moment was the race for the
Great Metropolitan Stakes handicap) OF 25
sovs each, with 200 sovs. added, the owner OF the
second horse to receive so out Of the stakes
Ten horses started.
The race was won by Mr. Lefevre's brown horse
Dutch Skater, six years old, by The Flying Dutch
man, out Of Fulvie (bred in France. Fordham
jockey.
Lord Falmouth's bay horse Kingcrah five years
old, was second, and Mr.. R. Suttons chestnut colt
st. Aubyn four years old, third.
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FRANCE.
President Theirs Health Restored-Cabinet Re-
rganization-Judicial Sentences for
Communist Crimes.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, April a. 1879.
President Theirs health has been completely re-
stored after his temporary indispositlon from an
attack or cold
CABINET REORGANIZATION.
A despatch from Versailles announces that M.
Goulard has been permanently appointed Minister
of Finance and that NJ Teisserene has received the
appointment of Minister Of Agriculture and Com
merce.
COMMUNIST MURDERS, cRIME AND CAPITAL PUNISH
MENT.
The trials Of the persons who were charged
with numbering the hostagSS In tho prison
of La Roquette during the reign OF the
Commune have terminated, and their SEN
fences have been promulgated. The woman
Gayart who was the principal actor In this tragedy,
has been sentenced to death, and thirty other per-
sons who were connected with the crime have been
sentenced to Imprisonment for various terms.
LEGISLATIVE FORMATION OF THE COMMITTEES. Y
The periodical reelection of officers of the bu-
reaus took place In the Assembly to-day.
The Due d'Aumale was not reelected chairman.
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two since, IL now seems probable that the whole
matter will be settled at an cary day upon basis
highly honorable to all nations The anticipation
of such result has given universal satisfaction In
diplomatic and administrative circles. The demo-
Gratis, who have said nothing thus far are pre-
pared to denounce anything but an absolute
pressing of the Bancroft Davis as an ignominious
surrender to England.
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Reported Occupation Of saltillo by the Juarez
Troops-The Expected Attack on Matamoros.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MATAMOROs, Mexico, A

MATAMORos, Mexico, April "a, 1872
Arrivals from the interior report that Saltio has
been reoccupied by government troops under Gen.
eral Ochoa, second in command under General
Rocha, who are concentrating there for an imme
date advance on Monterey.
Each day revolutionary sympathizers assert that
Generals Treviho and Quiroga will be before Mata
Roros within twenty-four hours.
The indications are that the revolution Is about
expiring, and that the leaders will scatter through
out the country, with small bands, to plumber.
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TEE SPANISH REVOLUTION.
Amadeus PrOcIaimS the hSurrectiOnary
Provinces in a State Of Siege.
Carlist Strategy in the Field and Claims Of
Victories Over the Royal Troops.

Concentration Of Revolutionists at Certain
Points-Don Carlos Personal Movements-His
Family and Aids-French Opinion Of the
Contest and Neutrality Of the Repub-
lic-Cortes in Session with the Car
lists Absent from Their Seats
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Imperial Diplomatic Assurances Against the
British Press Sensation.


PARIS, April "a, 1872.
Count Won Arnim, the German Ambassador to
France has arrived In this city.
1t Is reported that the Connt is instructed by his
government to assure President Theirs that the
recent alarming reports relative to the relations Of
France and Germany are groundless.
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Naval Orders.

Assistant Surgeon Streets to temporary duty at
the Naval Academy; First Assistant Engineer olsen
detached from the New York Navy Yard and or
dered to the Wasp, OF the South Atlantic fleet, TAX
ing the place OF First Assistant Engineer Wells. who
Ia ordered home.
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CUBA.
Attack on an Insurgent Meeting and Massacre
of O Number Of Cubans.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, AprH "a, 1874
Rains are threatening.
MANZANILLO, April IS, 1872
The insurgents had a meeting last week at Sagu-
nestrada for the purpose of eecting a new Presi
dent. Jose Estrada is the probable candidate The
Spanish troops got wind OF the meeting and at
tackled the insurgents While they were assembled
killing number Nine Of the Spaniards were
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SALE OF THE BUCKEYE RACE TRACK.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April "a, 1872
The race track OF the Buckeye Club was sold at
auction yesterday to Colonel L. A. Harris for
$4,000,
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THE ACCIDENT TO THE PERUVIAN.
HALIFAX. N. s.,

HALIFAX, n s., April "a, IST2.
The steamer Peruvian continues to leak badly.
She will be temporarily repaired and sent to Eng.
land The pilot has been dismissed.
The steamer Moravian, which arrived yesterday
takes forward the Peruvian's freight and passen.
tyara
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

QUEENSTOWN, April "a, 1872
The Inman line steamship City Of Montreal Cap
tain Kennedy, from New York April 49, for Liver
pool arrived here at eight O'Clock last night. The
Atalanta Boat Club, of New York, are passengers
by the City Of Montreal
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THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.


PARIS, April, "a, 1872.
The members OF the Japanese Embassy, who
recently came to Europe from the United States,
are at Lyons,
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA April a, I572.
Sugar active; foreign regarded as ayoTanle
Exchange active; on United states, 6O days BolI ~
llh premium; short sight nA IL premium' on rariS
6A Y premium.
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THE ATALANTAS.

Their Arrival at Queenstown International
Boat Race.
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Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed and
JosEPH BATES, Broker, 1914 Broadway, room l.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.


WASHINGTON, April a. 1872.
The Navy Department has received advices that
the United States steamer Congress- Captain Daven-
port arrived at Touon, France, on the Sd instant,
four days from Gibraltar.
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Wanted n CuriOsity-A GeDtlcman
or lady with graz hair pertally bald WHO has used
PHALON'S HAIR, INvIGORAToR as a dressing for the
last thirty years. The phenomenon can't be found Sold
all dr1u
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6cntIcmen's Dress Hats, seven Dollars.
wARNOCK Co, No. $40 Broadway.
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Rotcbelor,s Hair Dye-Thc Best In tina
world the only perfect dye; harmless reliable, instan
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A.-TO "Givc a Fellow Fits" Is the S0rr
rect thing when given In the shape of THE pEKr
FIT SHIRT" manufactured by WALTER a fHs
Rrnn dwav
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rr,stadoro,s Hair Dye has NO Equal i'm
ma world n Is the safest and most reliable OF any Sold
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A.-RoyaI Havana Lottery.-S. -. s,N M ar
rINEz & 90 Bankers, 10 Wall street. Box hooo NOW
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AnuelIs TurIxish Bnths, Lexington Avc~
nue. corner twenty nth s oe,Srs han
fast inygoratny beiore AIN. day ana evening Gem
tIn,nnn lay and all night
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A.-The Most Extensive, Healthful, Lux
urious popular Baths in the United States are tho
RUSSIAN (vapor) MARBLE BATHS, p East Fourth
street open daily from A. ~ to9P. NJ Ladies houfS
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Omaha Legal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In
MAY 80 In aid Of Mercy Hospital Endorsed by tho Gov
and state authorities Tickets . each two for
o. Last chance. Address PATTEE GARDINER,
Omaha, Nebraska.
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A.-IKerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
Isl Broadway, corner Murray street.

An Opportunity.-The Choice OF Any
article in the immense stock Of goods at the large store
e6 Broadway for dollar The goods are sold regard
goods at this establishment that any other in
stitution In the world 1t Is located at 6 Broadway
under the Grand Central Hotel
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A.-KnOx, and His Spring Style.-Th0
one coners credit the other, and the KNOX spring
style of Gent hmen's HATS the acknowledged beauty
OF the Buy it at 2l2 Broadway
A.-For q First Class Gentleman's Hat
SGD direct To tho manufacturer EsPENsHEID ls Nassau
frnni
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Superior Iron stable Fittings.-Tho
tradetupplied. Catalogues sent by mail.
JANIS 4 KIRKLAND. Nos = " And v Isesde street.
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TeLeesAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID April "a, 1872.
royal proclamation has been issued declaring
the provinces Of Navarro, Serbia and Biscay In
49,
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DR.. Libbey may be consult
ed at the Cooper House in
this city every Saturday. If
HOM TO GO WEST,

This is an enquiry which every one should
have trssthfislly answered before he starts on
his Journey, and little care taken in exami-
nation of Routes will in many cases save much
trouble, time and money.
The &C., B. & Q. r. r." running from
Chicago, through Galesburg to Burlington,
and the "I, B 81 W. Route" running from
indianapolis, through Bloomington to Bur-
ington, have achieved splendid reputation in
the last two years as the leading Passenger
Routes to the West. At Burlington they con-
meet with the B. & NJ. r. R. and from the
great Burlington Route, which runs direct
through Southern Iowa to Nebraska and Kan
sas, with close connections to California and
the Territories; and passengers starting from
Sandusky County, on their way westward,
cannot do better to take the BURLINGTON
ROUTE,
This Line has published pamphlet called
"How to go West" which contains much val
liable information large correct map of the
Great West, which can be obtained free Of
charge by addressing the General Passenger
Agent B. 6l NJ. R. R. Burlington, Iowa.
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Temperance Mass Meeting.-On ac-
count of the threatening aspect of the weather
the Temperance Mass Meeting was held in
Tery's Hall at Clyde, instead of the fair
ground. In the forenoon the time was spen
in short spicy speeches by Rev. Chance of
Fremont, ]. A. Spencer of Cleveland, Geo. B.
Pratt of Fremont, ]. H. RidgIey of Tifin, and
Wilcox of Republic. The meeting in the
afternoon was opened by music and prayer.
Hon. John Russell of Detroit, and ]. A. Spen-
Ger of Cleveland, delivered addresses, which
were followed by speeches, by Nestlerode OF
Fostoria, and Pratt Of Fremont. The hall
was filed to its utmost capacity, and the day
passed very pleasantly.
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Marine News.-ScOw Clipper. Captain
Larned, cleared light on the lIth.
Barge United, Capt. Eldrige, arrived on the
18th with hunger for Bowlus & Co. Cleared
light on the 10th.
Schooner Jesse, Capt. Thayer, arrived light
on the 18th. Cleared on the 14th with slaves
for West & Dana aud L E. Amsden
Scow Insurance, Capt. Blosier, arrived on
the 18th with sand for d. L. June & Son.
Cleared light on the Doth.
Steamer P. H. Walters, Capt. Stokey, ar
rived on the 22d, with lumber for Edgerton &
Bro. Cleared with wood for Sandusky
Scow Vampire, Capt. Parmlee, arrived light
on the 23d. Cleared with lumber for Foster
& Co. on the 25th.
Schooner H. D. Root, Capt. Skinner,arriyed
on the 18th, with iryn for L. E. 81 L. Railway
Company.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Thousands suffer from it.-A weak,
nervous,ex feeling, nOensrgy, animation
or VigOr ,low spirits, ,eonfusedhead, weakmemory,
nocturnalor Involuntary seminal emissions with
lossOf power and threatenedimpotenee. Theeon-
sequence Of sxeesses, OYerwOrk or indiseretions.
Thisis nervOusdebility, andithndsa sovereign
remedyin Humphreys Homeopathic SpeciheNo.
twenty-eight. Thousands have been cured by
thesesimplssugar pills. They toneup the sys-
tenn, arrest the discharges, ,dispel the gloom and
mental depression, and rejuvenate the system.
Price IS for apaekageof five boxesand a vislot
powder, which is importantina all Oldlong-stand-
ing cases, or 81 per single box Sold by all first
classdruggists, and semitic any address on receipt
OF the price. Address Humphreys specific HON.
eopathie Medicine Co. ,562 Broadway, New York.
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The strongest argument in favor of a physi-
clan is cases that he cures. The true secret of
DR.. Libbey having so many invalids call on
him is the fact that he cures 80 many cases.
We have taken some pains to enquire about
his success, and find that he is performing
some wonderful cures, and at once conclude
that this is why he has such vast crowds call
on him each Saturday. 1t is so few physicians
that have reliable treatment, that it gives us
great pleasure to record the fact that out of
nearly four hundred patients being treated in
this city and vicinity, all arc recovering, or
bid fair to do so. With such recommend it
is not strange that the invalid should seek him
out, though lives miles away, to try his wonder
full skill. Since he has concluded to visit
Fremont every Saturday, his practice has in
creased wonderfully. He has rooms perma-
nently at the Cooper House, giving at once
the advantage of permanent Office in this
city. Those that have not would do well to
consult him. The kind Of cases he cures are
those given up by all other PHYSICIANS.
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PERRY CLOSE.

Castoria-a substitute for Castor Ola
family physic which is pleasant 70 take and
does not distress or grippe, but is sure to oper-
ate when all other remedies have failed. 1t is
a purely vegetable preparation, containing
neither Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol, the
result OF fifteen years experimenting by Doctor
Samuel Pitcher. 1t is perfectly harmless and
far more effective than Pills, Narcotic Syrups
or Castor Oil By soothing the system it pro
duces natural sleep, and Is particularly adau-
ted to crying or teething children. 1t kills
Worms, cures Stomach Ache, Constipation,
Flatulency and Derangement of the Liver. No
family can afford to be without this article. It
costs but 35 cents-ask your druggist to get it
for you, and he will always keep 1t. 1852
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Clap-trap and Cant.-Invalid reader, if
you are unwise enough to put yourself outside
Of any Of the mock tOnies guaranteed to con-
tain ''no diffusive stimulant, you will inevita-
bly, come to grief. Ask your physician if any
liquid preparation, destitute of stimulating
properties, is worthy OF the name of a tonic.
He will tell you no. Shun all such nauseous
catchpennies. PLANTATION BITTERs, the most
wholesome invigorant in the world, owes the
rapidity with which it relieves the disordered
stomach and the shattered nerves to the diffu-
sive agent which conveys its medicinal ingre-
dients to the seat of the complaint. That
agent in the spirit Of the sugar cane, the most
nutritious and agreeable OF all the varieties Of
alcohol. The medicinal Ingredients of the
Bitters, valuable as they are, would be COM
paratively useless without this distributive
basis. They would ferment and sour. Be-
ware, as you hope for health, of the horrible
compounds of refuse drugs in a state of fer
mentation which humbugs are endeayorinR to
foist upon the public as medicines.
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Green Springs.-Netcher & Adams are
building factory for the manufacture of hubs
and spokes.-The Catholic denomination
have bought ground and are ready commence
the erection of church, school and parsonage
buildings. three story brick business
block is to be built on Main Street, adjoining
Dbl L. Browns store.-Mr. Carles Young
is preparing to build fine residence near
town.-Two men, sailing under heavy load
of tangle leg, fell down flight of stairs, last
Sunday, just for variety, and are now nursing
battered heads.-The Dana corner has been
sold to Charles Buck. he proposes to occupy
it for meat market.-Dr. ]. L. Browns
grocery store, presents rather a picturesque
appearance, with head lights out, and few
copies of the spar bangled stanner, futtering
under an awning, &c. Inside a senic artist
has been at work, and the walls resemble the
furniture of a theater in fuIl blast.-Esquire
Wehr is suffering from a severe attack of
political dilemma, and is sadly puzzled TO
know On which side of the fence it is best to
jump.-Joseph Parker, Esq, is a natural
orator, a profound logician, and an accurate
historian, besides being well versed in theolo-
gy. No man Of his acute penetration will
vote for Greeley.-There was the sound Of
rsvelry on Saturday night, and disturbance
enough created to have takeu capitols of a
dozen Belgiums.-The Water Cure has
about one hundred and fifty guests, at the
present time. This place is becoming pOpu-
lar sumner resort.