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IN early trains north aud east
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Nem 1jnb!iratioils.
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LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

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MAN and WIFE wanted by plain family
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How .Iobp Moroccan Escoped.

COLUMBUS. o., April 28-Chief- justice Hines
of Kentucky, who has been in the city for the
past few days. gave an account yesterday of the
escape from the penitentiary here of the famous
confederate raider John Morgan, which finally
settles that much discussed subject Judge
then Captain) Hines, with his chief and sixty
eight others, captured early in November
1863, while raiding through the southern part of
Ohio, and himself planned and executed the
successful delivery. He says that he discovered
that only two feet below the floor of the tier of
cells in which himself and six others were con-
fined. air chamber sewer. which
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ioined two knives from the dining room, he dug
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debris in his bed after each days work. Once in
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Fortunately for them they were only few feet
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in the prison yard The night was cold and
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had little to fear from the guards, who were well
under cover To scale the wall was the work of
a minute Once free, the party separated, Nor
gan anu Hines boarding tram for Cincinnati
and getting across the Ohio river before their
fiight had been discovered. Tho other fve-,J
c. Bennett L. d. Hockers,nith g. C. Magee
Ralph Sheldon and S. B. Taylor-hd for time
but iinally made their way South without
trouble
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AFFAIRS AT PANAMA.
French Influence Paramount-The City A e ain
Threatened witlH Anarchy.

French Influence Paramount-The City Ag ain
Threatened with Anarchy.
New YORK, April 28-A special to the
Tribune from Panama, dated April q, says
French influence is supreme here. Tho Freuch
people living at Panama boast that the protest
from Paris caused the American troops to leave
the city. The local paper declares the same
thing. An American bark, which was captured
by the rebels, has been retaken by the Alliance
and sent to Colon. Ruise and sixty insurgents
are on board
Combid Cambina. a messenger of the diplo.
matte corps of Bogota, arrived at Panama this
morning with the national troops, which consist
chiefly of volunteers from Cauca under COM
maEd of Montoya who has sent Aizpura notice
to leave the city in forty eight hours. Aizpura
now says he will fight If he does not evacu ate
the city the national troops will try to dislodge
him. and unless the United States troops inter
fere the city will stand poor chance If Az
pura remains in the city the struggle will be
indefinitely prolonged.
At Paraiso, yesterday afternoon, a riot oc
Cured between resident Jamaicans and Coom-
bans. Three of the latter were killed and sew
enteen wounded. A company of marines under
Captain Reid, have gone there to keep order.
Paraiso is about nine miles from Panama.
Inc natives are very uuFeildDIe LErOU2DOut
the interior, and may attempt to stop the transit
TIE detachments of marines from the Tennes-
see, Galena, Alliance and Swatara returned to
their respective ships, at Colon yesterday. The
distribution of the remaining forces is as follows
The marines and sailors from the Shenandoah
are at the railway station and the pier, under
Captain Harrington; Lieutenant Elliott with
strong force of marines and sailors. with field
guns. guard the line OF transit to Matachin and
San Pablo; five companies. under Captains Mease,
Weeker. Pagan, Cochrane and Berryman, to
gether with four companies nnder Captains Col
um, Muse, Reid and Harrington, are at camp
ad. dining the city of Panama; two Holchkiss
and one Gating battery, under Lieu
tenants Badger, Sawyer and Allebone,
are also encamped with the troops
mentioned just outside the city. They all await
the attempt of the national forces to land at the
Pacific Mail Company's pier. The landing at
that pier will be resisted There was strong
guard at the pier last night Two companies
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