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fi.iite.t ffottref.
Thb New Citv Hau., when fi_ub?4l. will he
. -,.' TB.?.?? O ?B. elf?, b.t <k. .Bt.l BB - ?l.<s
??. ky ?.rrtBTT k Lt.ta kr? est ea-e _bwf?_i ,k*
Sb?I<??I?u''I. O...u...b ?W*2..r?k?dr H.ta.l ?o B?
Cbs?t.u. a, d r liel Cbe.fem b?j Pearl . ?her* all tka
a**bbs ** th* a?ee*b ? ke feea?_._
A CliiioNovii 11 k ia th*- !n"?t prrfei t of tim**
bt**iv r? Ja?rt ?r> ?r- I* ?o? ? *r? ? r***?? 9t m iat- Tt***
l??v.r. . ttli t'H,t *?.-d b, tBOI *. ??'? '?"'?*?/
ertaatir .till. aad .tieageit-r ?? r.etlrd eat "'V/f *'
~M? ai.!7???w'r im in '.h- Mutter, runnTn! HroA'l
ma a* d <?.*??! who -..le.ike b.*t. m ?t4ar.bl? ?eesBitsh
?atwikr B'Bcbaa eta lt> fart ib. tr-y test H?4 ibel is *
?tSrt- te the rtir. tri?* blai b call aad Jim ariil eey r*
ea- Ii -> a tact _____________^_
I'tiblic oftinioo deUntiiLiB the value of lit Tt M
?an ?a Heede ana pub'ie oplen ?> he* aRUed 'ba ala-ap ??! an
awilniilt to Ulm ? ttjreih dpieg Htyie far Ik * Harcitb
ualt'? ..up'e* der*.r.d rar ibla Hebt neb and eminent y He
cncn'tl fabric II le tbe caireat tar ??? the aeaeoa I-bss't
tA* tsapeees ef taste la eWen and etil! la emo'itn'i uson I'e
?Rap* Ite prrportloae It* caaapeet yet elastic tn ,t'-*uc?, lu
iabfc *e- la ul . Irge la nompar.af It wuh o;ber aad
klarer priced H?ta R leniffi.-al' kl I r.et'ae bow taeb a teat of
atn tea HI eold at lent gellere ?itn ?j III Binde.?
lip, ?Ca 4 Peo'-t i'Su-eh.
~" gPRiNO.TflSi ? Oi BMifJATfl for the aeaaon, of
ktebi pi aba *nd tt'acd Caabaeie C'.>l?s and Teeeda ef tke
anaet aeproee* at ,|. ? of Huitnat aad faleoe. re"(ior 'i) a 4 I
k*R)b. P Dbtli* a Co. Mm I'* ?na *>?' Broadway
" aVAJrnuaAai i MANTILLAS ' '
BaaatltB A Co . N" 64 Cantl m* . corner of Me-rer *t .
Bitlit tvatt comp e>d ibeir (tuck af MAtriLLta, uu?r theat
ta Ike inepecllon of tbe lediae. c/r.a'atloi of
Ot iri'BB, tm (, *ad Cm??tii.i y Lac*
Mmaa AeriuiiB Wat?.bkd aad Pi-aib Au tt ia all ro'ora.
Tboy e'en ?Iah to rtll par'tealar a'tentf?i to aaa eeef k*?a
tifel ettle rt MakllM a gat op exclaaalaely by 'laem erbi b they
will aal. fit from R4 to R4 la black Bod col ifd eilte
Alen jnet r*c*it*a, * ?? *? laeoace ol Lac* and kta.lia Daart
aia* at etery dear ilp'too
" SrRiM.. I -.Vi. ? Bi'sixi'.sb FRockh and Ci TA
watt - **ty elegant aeeoitmaat*, ia errry d?? a*?ri >a of Clotk,
Caabn ere en? T*ttr fabric - fatg'ai from f> t* t> I? e.icn.
V. Dkti.i* a Co , Ho* d*4. A1* aad 4?< Broadway.
"si'rjnii Cloth im??aruthkk Kiumtion.?
Bae hi parr baaed tbelr naten.la la a depieavat aeina for
raab Roctat a to are re ttato year enabled to redacethe
Btloe* of abeu Raii'??'.l* IrBiao OAaTIIBfl ?' lb* ou **t be
low 'bi loweet ?gare of foiu*i }? A* the ae?i ,n drawa te
Beelwe, Ibey aaaoaace a farther tegaetlnn rteaileni-a wn-j
mta tail ?I in? <*'? et A'aieh.'ua-. c rn>-r of KaUon e l (taa
tee ??? will Bad tb* l*te*t *tyie? in fV??t*. Ve?a. r?o'a|rjon*.
Berit.. Oatrenei*. Ae.-, lb ?et'd at p beat lowi r tbta atae ?v*r
Wore b.en .ftit-d It taek Clethlag in lAltg It
" FaMII.V (tOOKM.?Juat rffi'ivivl frmn IROtKPR,
Bin . e, Tebla Oetaetk*. Towele ead Toeelir.gt. I ?<
Itapkiot QBllat ii ?> t-i te , w'"cb w* will ec.'l lowtr than
fhey hare eve- i. I .re be. a aald Bl
B. h LBARRBAtBB A Ctt't Uf Ri UtraT.ee* fc'oaafdtj
TSuv.., If ".. - P.\NTB-Olir aeerwinient of
?;. a ^irirs.f%:7^
' 1>. Dati.ia A C <. Hoe ii-;4 dVJ aad Xt) Broad eay.
A4 ul KM.M. (.nulle. ? IliiIiltiazifJOH, Oiliinrri.
Rare- Al*p?c*. Can-on Clnttt l.-wrt, Can'on "r it>?? Inda
Bilk? Ac . lor tale tt a discount i f * if cen' from'heir rat)
rahte fc H Lr.anttarrr A i j .
Nu S47 troadeat. cor L? merd *t.
" Hi ki m7~1 ?V BBTR We offer Rome th reo or
fear hundred <l f? at ' <aal|Btof tbr moat eppnted ttylet of
Rpiing and taa ru> t '? I4T4, tanriot '? ' t ' +?
U DktLi? k 10 No* ?'?. 2A?aad A4 Broad ear.
a-CRfi-ely line idii wrathfi astuiinii tlm r.-in* of
fswer e'er out bean'ifiil city than we alretdy are Pirtit't
LnrHiao '^aar.Hopaa, ftoe art end St Kaltoe et , crowded
tftlb trtttlr it et|er efiet ft.hi ? ?'? c germ*nit adapt-1 to tbe
aratt a._
PPBCIAL ABMOBBci Ml RT.?MCRBHI, ElV A
Bio I' I t?e remnerd to tbelr tpacl iu? Wereroom*, Nil. 4 9
Btiaowat |R| BlffcelM Hotel l w'-er* tbey off*-the n Kt et
trti.'re BtMrftajieot ol PlAbo Pnttta and MtLoOKnat to be
Aurd In 'bl* cite, arrong which are the eelebra'ed Triple
Rtrifgei rtou'de o? leae Piei o end e ful aupply of A \V Ladd
A l'o '? f Biaicu) t i ?? r'dt dleg ioal Piaii'i; Ctihtr'A N.ed
han 't Meiod.or* wl'b ? Itri* (apply of low p'li ed new end
BteseAAaad fliat all of which we will e.ll at p Icae that
teal a a> > ton I.e r, > a Munr.ca,
No Jlal Rroadwty, Bl. Nicboltt Hotel.
M. B ? PUaoe aad Melodeoe-e te let_
HPRINti, 1856.?BOYR' CleOTRBBO?W? would
ark ihr tperlel attetilinn of Bradt of familial and rollcgee foom
large Mock of Ihe ab, ve (Item care baa been given to Ibe se?
lection and n-*tii'*cln'* Pilc.ee uniform end lot*
_V Dr.Tt.it k Co . Noa 7M iaf. and 94? Broadway.
Oak Hau Cl^inB?.?#100,000 \M.rth"?f
aew Ratblineble IhMR a- d Hummer Cioihlng for Mea aod
Bi )t ol rtriy aetr.tiri'oa teiliag at fall Ii per eeut. belae* tbe
mutet riuet, et Mi OtnoT A ?ut'i, Oak Hall, Not 81 aad 8?
Po ? or. ?t ai * b o* 4" Bog 4M 'told tie
JAUH Litti k aV Co. have aa SB?MMt ri
acrmenl of ttadj tnadi ti otiiivi;, made up under Ihelrown
aye*, ard fi r quality of goods, style aod nni.b there I? ne
equai. tivosi made to utdei *t ih* thjrteet notice. No. Hi
Biaadwiy arai C*r.?l tt
Seit DBS, "19SC~ Fi itViMiixti (.nous?A lArge
tide. I' I ttork of ehii a Cttvatt Oloee*, Rohe* d* Chtmtrr,
An ol nt Jack, te Ac eele, red Iro n Ihe h?et tuiepean a'urcet,
ot of out owe nm ufeclare.
0 Dtti it A Co . Nob i'i4,?59Bad ilt Brot I way.
Aliikkt H. Nn in vv will hold"" hi?-rrg-ulnr
feBlBBBl I* AuetWo Hale* of tr... Ks ,.,d Bnto? Till t P.t
?Re~f?;<-.t?a.-alJca, at ab* a*a.,V,.ale- ?.aetaau... ira,
lArnittt., ' *d?reite t i? tooll ei . .ilumn.
?tBTMt.?r-Ws e.n'at, ?Ith (IJen'-atSM>BlVl_ ?U
la geei an ck of Ibe mml d airable at :,. o( CLotHl Ctsv
Mt tit, v taTitet. Ac. areroflerei b> any hoate in I at. uaiket
to make lo oid.tj .nd. If not m.cr is the best aly.e. ? c wo^J
lequcil 11 al Ib.t be sol ac rptecl "ul"
D Dtai ngCo, fVcs. fs y.g ,?d A-? Bn*jw?j.
An rioN I)hv _MMMM.s_.tar to.ltt?los c?oS
will Is rpeaad sad offered for aale ihlt nn raiag at .W pe, r ?
aad.r tneir rael ealnr A large *tock of elcgaal Lace ta s
Aees R 11* ?SB pel Bab)| rteh Hareg I Btrese R.Aes, O tauda
Robe*. Priil.d Mus i.. b.isw yards of tea' fndia Si 11
to 4/ per yaid. 4 cases of bus ?trege Delaln.. 1 aw aad
,nf V"!*,L**T" 1 P" ?ard; ?tiao? Ltel . >;ip, ii ?- p,
Blabonaat beiflbtlr valee. India Rnr.orkei. end Osnsa fo"
Tiatelln* Pr.weti Linen?, Rar -ti,..,. ,Bd 'liinloti, le?kl-a
Daaaakt. Towaiing. Ac I 'i Ltauti ai i k V Co,
_We 847 Biotdeay.cJi. Laooard ef
Wi tire aeilino thr ln'gf qubliti of Liidiea'0\i r.
IM, af ear awa ?aaafaerar*. tor IP/, I?/, 14 ,\f aad IK/ a
pair, Pi irrtk?. Tit a an* RisK.t, 'or 11 7
Also Miaees and Childira't Baott, at eqatliy Id. prices
_Uoa?l?>,tJ No. t? Csnal (U
-lorKNiNu Uoodb! Moi knin?, (iot iKs ' '?We
will cpen ILi. no tting a _tfg tt. , k ?I fit* Prenc'i (iinghtma
at 1/ perjard worth ?/. 1 caee of tine R.rege lo , ,,.? |7 fine
D.h..,.. 1,4 aad BombatlB?. f>a,e,ea. '*T
equally cheap eh CbaRRRATRR TcJ.' '
_._Wa_ RtT Broadway, *or. Leonard tt.
LBT TUIR BE YOUR ii V I O ? !!?
(Km
.,w'??? RR ?rt.RRRIR CsartTa.
mm m v kltit wAWRTC, I*, aad 1,1 per yard.
Etui 1 an TtrttTar CsartTt. 7 ?/ and V rar ra^l
R.oi .ea faaaa r. t abut., 7 ITS MtHIwA
Ebli.H IbbtsiB I atrtra S .i/.n andV L, ?.4
BaoLiHt ohcloth? 6, and7, p-riaid
AtataictBOiuuoTi,?.? 6 ? and 4 per yard
Ot'taitl't aa* CatToa Math*,.,, 9 pet yard
?22 ?"SS ** ** ..dRd'perp?! TA.ta
____L'.d-J____j-!kAM tlDllaoi i, wo 10 Boweiy.
P?:ti:rs<in d Hi mthrky,
Noa 377 aad 479 Broad wa*
e a a r a t 1 a a * , oil -cloth* a t c. a t 0
For sal* oa the moot reasonable teraa* '
_________ roa cut
CUmnNi at a Great Reductios.
& fi _f___ ??? X ab.?a
AWaV.i a ,tmZ\?.1'..^!___*~* * J"-? Croeeie, A
Rich*apawtry , 7 to 10 per y?.d
Rich BruMtl* 7, lo IP per jard
RwbTbrt*p!y.7|(tot peraatA
_R?*t Ingtaiu. ,\ to 6 per yard
IIa? Km , k, 8 Q ^ Kix ri Ri^'-We "oQer
*a ataoitattei?ffcU.d*li.?tb.tnntnb?.oT.t
mm THBIB Ht'BtiBtD
... 1 mm rant 1
1P" tmtm >M than tar, ba fonad eltewb*.*.
W J. F Dam a A Co Marbl* ".tore*
-_Not AM and 439 Broaaaay.
Ai bbbt B NitiLAT Aactloaaar
M.!erL>n,"" " f,kn,"hk Svi.Ks.-The under
5? _W_r___?*t__r_" *_-_.?*? S H
tti^e' ?. a. T"?^ o ? 'Mn?
aaa aa.e. aad advaecea made whea SgakllJ '
albbbt ?? Nla'OLav A.cttoa^r, Mo. * Broad tt
l__W_i-.!__?__? AitTi?N,:, k....,?
llARTK to 1 hi: >n"7iMTT?rr~iaT:, i* n^'^
lhakeWa-.k...rs:.w. erne*,. cV?7.,,, M a"^ t!',!
Tborec! tbe k?t be* f .,u .try.imJSSJKj _? Bj~T
anc. realo: ke acqui ed wlikal tb* Mt .V.V. ??<"?>? >P*ar
tifel tiAiTttt and Rt irrt at A No at ?
Will Red aa eetth itberal of a cht ac'.r .JS- ."Ti <b. ladies
IM eatt*e-dirge and wottky_>l^t_elr patraantgt^ cmti*<* froai
9r_AM'] ROUtAI 4 OflUkT, T^tTav"
Boo*. Job. Ntnanrta ato Mirale FatBTBaa
Corner ol Ceaire and Wblta at?
Ctaa* BiLt RBARd, Cucii ttt, Hstniuft trc ,
At short not!as sag i..w prices Or caah
Adaw* aad ?-ylbader Free. Werk for Pak ithera.
Inhalation eob Ci be or ABTflDtA ajtb Com.
tantrrtoa - Dr. Ci srit- Dear I bare had Iba Asthma lor
aaat* than twetty aears-ai tatn oa earth b*tta3-r.i m>r*
with U Lkaa i bate laaiaew bsray to say yoar BT* o.
hat eetiraj? -?leaed aad i Wlicae ct}tUW m- hi. drcii.il
BBaady ?ee.eet'a; t aoara Ji?iiL,>,ii
tog Blag ra,- York. Ap.ii I? 14m #*?** tSVCaB,
_TV? HtotAta efortale b? frapnaa Part a Co Nt IAt
ri_Tt*"*: 0 _ No BrwWw,,, alao .
g-M^,bo..,b,C,,, _adb,Mt. Hart. No 7? Fei. ?
**** IS ft____*. ? RS a pv-kag*
iVt V" '??? '? w ?or? o* th* breaat. aaeter the linen
?Rho? tt. lew* locotrjaleace to tb. pane.:. ? k.nir.u^ .
Uta daily BTeeailea TV* beat of the kodr ee.po,?iV, f.
Raid-ae tab* or Healed air is used 'aporatee tbe
g.V!Ta^M_!.lll,T,?', M,-"?' ? *? -^A-aal aad eal,
Bim A Co.'?3?i.iMAvm.r Saff.? Wilder'*
punt witn Fowotaraoor Loch that ???? ??r?,
atee Rotaac ?Tallies, teere la oee. end awa?f_ d? eft
? < lib h?.4? or pep*? r?e?a _ed la ot? o' ?bera. Tb?. S???
h,.,, ?#,?#() la eccva.ntel fltra oea tausdred aaa rttbtj-etx
? Three ara srrcred b, Iba r.|-br?t*d 1 Li Bst-Lt"
i Lock, end for eel* bp St??b?. fc "_?*'*?
Noa a* and ? *<t" _ i
j Theos*? a?ak"ti>f ?alao.aidrr -la ee to nb alaa WiLDte ?
i aad Bun'* Patbbt?_
HoIXOWAT ? OlN TwENT.?ftalt-Kheuin, Sfor
' I otic ttoptl. n aad Brr.f.ix Nesrl? half Ibe ee-.e rate
, rae beer won.--o 'be .?Inc. of 'bl. -oeder'n' aa.aaatia
,h. f.?r ot it? ..i,.e.e. TbM aaTr-r '?'','"?*''*'
.: . ., , M deep. ?.e -b- c..? -re, ba *oM a'
to.tr. 1?. 8b ?Uidru l.n. N.? V? k. .nd -a BM
i'l-donttd k| ab Dre|?let?. nt 25 csa'e ?.J r.aia. aad # I
e,'lU.r-L?f WiiiK am. i?i r?.f:>. ?lUn iir
i .,??, f?v,T UM lh'?? .ttina. !. No ?JBro.1<?.? N oa
, ,... nor.I<o, tb. e,|lio.l.oi> of ta. fa-oia. H.nDn,
lo J -k?ir..lr aad .?'all I b? ler.eet aad S?e' eeeonieai of
w "? "od Totrtr? la th. failed stales. Also. B.TcHtLoa ?
aloi oa"'. < ar.m_,_
""Piano*. ? T. Gimi?i A Co.'i celebrated
V i Pia?o*. Hottet WsTiatt a)'rd?ra im?ro?ed r*i
taoa aad tbcee of a ls/|s aatrihrt of other jjaters. S??kBt?Naa,
a. i*.??*? and rooel aaanfaAd* ateortmeit in tba Celt?1 Atvee.
artii br eold at prices -bleb defj oo-setlturn for stab or ?a ?
re-rlor, papal. F?reon? >e thr elt?. t?iW?[ ordere f r Ct.Tie
jr roe-rai larninient.of an? hU.d) will bad tt to tbrtr edrer
Paaetocei; ii...... ><ti.-.So ? 1 ?dw_?T
FkatiiI k?. I'i impim.. A< . ? CiiiMtfti.r'y <>u Land
eonariielai lr> tat a la.?e eeaorlmrot of Hue M.tt?t?.r.?
FitituaBio? FaIUAA-M Cot? Rt??Txxl? BAjkSBST?
and CoMrortTtai. at Mo 1W> Cbathatn .1 roreer efei wj.
Wbolcaeie *-d retail. BUam W il.l.aao. A.eetl.
THURSDAY. APRIL 26, 1856.
We would urge upon all t*e frends of Prohib?
itory Law and Major Wood to sbo* their
?trengtb tft night, a*, the congratulatory meeting
in the Metropolnan Theater. Tue building will
hold a Tut au. ience. all ?1? *- comfortkbly
ii-a'od and weil entertained, and eminent speakers
will be present. Li t a ciowd be preterit to sup
port the food cauae!
After fife yean' rendfnfa in tb* n*r p.i.e?
ii. rrr caiBA'. corv cted of the murder io Dey
at., h?a hren ditpoatd of bp a aeotence of foor
j eaia in tbe State Pr aon. The Dia^rict-Attorney
paid the principal witneiae? were ia South
Arne? lea and could not be obtained. The priaoner
bad been foutd guilty, and a new trial had been
granted, but under the rirnountancea the Court
accepted a plea of RUiity of manilaughter In the
third decree.
Stephen E. Gloffr, of this City, the allc^ed
owirT of the bark Millenden, haa been arreited
and put under fSO.OI 0 Ba\ll ti aniwer a char?e
of fitting out the ?e?af' Ur the African Slavt
trade.
Of orie Lake, who waa convicted of the mur?
der of hit wifo and two children, in Dutchea C>,
two jfan ago, aid who had beea a -rard*d a new
tiial by the Court of Appeal?, ia now declared
iraane, and will be ?tat ti the Lunith A?y'um.
Should he be reatored n reAaon, the trial wi1!
gocn.
Tbe Committee of the Coatnii??ioner? of Kmi
gration to whom w?i tuSmitted the suggestion of
Mayor Wood for tbe fibatcinent of the outrageous
frauds which are practiced upon Immigrants in
this City, yesterday afteruoon reported that it
was inexpedient to adopt any more of the sug
(CbtUns than are at present in operation.
Resolutions hava passed the Pen?.?)lT\nia
Home of Repretentatives in favor of the reiuivil
ol tbe seat of Government to Philadelphia..
Navigation is slowly opening. The DaUs/are
and TluOe-ii 0?aa? a . ?1 w . .J.
Lake Erie is free as far as Erie.
We bare dates from Silt Lake City to the 1st
of Marc\ atid frooi Naota Ke. to tbe !7Ch of the
BtM month. Tte news is interesting, bu^ pre
tints co wry imjiortant featnrea.
Our Chicago corre?p< ndeut gives a graphic ac?
count of the rum riot which disgraced that City
l??t SiMirday. Tne rums.ler* die hird, bit
there is no Mf for them.
An it.teresting letter fn mPr. Charles A. Peck,
concerning the potitioa of Americans in Cuba,
will be found in an ither p ?rt of this paper. He
gives a very clear account of the outrages to
which he was subjected by the Captaia-Ceaeral.
By an arrival at Boston we have some interest?
ing news from Liberia. 0.<e of the acts of the
Legialature at its last setsion was tne adoption
of a stringent prohibitory liquor law. Laws
were Also enacted for the encouragement of Agri?
culture, for the employment and relief of the
poor and tu establishing a uniform currency.
Pretty wt ll for a race iucapable of self govern?
ment.
The A files, at Halifax., brings us a week later
iDttUigfnce from Europe. The general aipeet
of aflairs is unchauged. Tbe Vienna Conference
was in testien, but nothing hal been doae. In
the Crimea, there had been some slight akirmish
irg, but nothing important, ttioug. toe Rui
sians ray there was a hard fight on the Mtl of
March. Great Britain had proclaimed a loan of
?I5\0trO,0t*9. The viait of Napoleon was the
great t-kpected event in Lom'on tod the opening
of the World s Fair the only topic ia Paris. We
give tbe details of ihct.--?? under our telegraphic
head.
(ORT OF TIIK RlX.lU.iVFK.
The Satani.i Preas is sold, boiy and brains, to
the liquor-tellers. Itdalm>kt sole butiness now
is to vent their comp*aints and lu _in?t. their
t) rt \ta. Considering that tstw or three et-niiif*
ago tbe mm sellers held a cenera) mRetiog. Rni
arhctit nately reommendrd that paper to their
fratertiity at large, it is no wonier that it is ea
thtikiastic ia Rhtir beha'f, Probably thar jourual
goes to U'.t'oO or l.*.,t>tM> rum-shops, whose busi?
ness tbe law will affect direclly, It is. therefore,
a matter of principle with it to embrace tie ctusc
of patrors who will stand by it oily while their
viea'ion lnsts. Hence we look for c >nstaat ex
plosions of its. \ nu ut iodigna'.ion agiinti tbr}
new 'aw. We havn t r doubt of taeir sincerity,
and that they will continue jutt ao long at tbe
patronage of tie liquor-dealers holds on:.
Not coutetit with inciting to riotous retistan.e
y> the law, the ru_.?ellrrt' orgai exhibi ? the
"?T?tete? of rags by aaralling iu.iividuals by
Barnes wa* tu ilut M _uo_ t0 Aj wim ent. '.ids
the liquor law aa (ieorga 111. If ? wp?llM
that this plan of h***^ ilitMt\n Wlll mmrt,
it had better try t%? _whlU. mh u
a buemrss that generali,?},.,,.?, w< iu rt# lonc
jun. and whtn it is becun on the one aide and re
tt.rted on the other the partiea are generally, in
the end. about where tbey starte! at the bagii
tiiif. It is beat for everybody to keep u. tp[U
RRjr, and the organ had better take cttiaeel of
?bl* reflection when it* backers feel rery ob
streperons.
The liqu'-r dealers hare of late, be?n ratntrk
?bl) ti'rr u? exhibit Uta ioi-fM< p-cunitrf I ? ??>
ib?- new Probibitury Bill will entt'l upm th"Ji
11 ku been, over ?n ?'?r ?45? k. ???'-' tt??
ftmi unt of csp'tal luvettei Ll me ru_-tr?n.o, m
th* Ci'} an- DetghWbosd, i* eone tn '?y mil
lion* ot collars. Toia Is t> aaWaw wtomMm -xt/ger
a'iio. It n<?ds rutting d> wn, we pre-u _r, ?>?ot
fi 11? filths But If ru 4'liii t tna -in hi hi In
Hiilli' nt which roust be ait i*?tbe: beym. tie
real aniouo?. If we go upi n toe m j. ?-i?-' >n tit*
all imp. its will cease; tu at the trad? rtinu: be
carried on in an? degree, in ?u illiflit mtuner,
under tbe new law; t-at tt trial he :ut up. root
aid brand; at. i that the cspitti ?"unci taetwtl
wi'l be iota ly tbro*n out of employment. f?r aa
eitue yeai?the:. h? profi t of thu tvn millions
will be b at for that time. T? be liberal, we w II
allow that profit V> be tvn per eeu?. T_'? wi I
give a loea of one inilii??n to the dnli-rt aud a!l
int? TestrC, arowirg out of the total dostru'.ion
of the mm trade.
Nobody can pretend that it will faVe New-Y irk
more than a jear to rind f'i J < m^loym-tnt for any
mcnty that may be div-t????. t.om the > of
thia traffic?provided it were t?t?3| arrrf.e 1 on
tbe t? stank. But we are not at a I pit ticu ir ?i
to turns in enterrg upon a call ulttinn o; this
taturp. A million of dollars it a ureitar : um m
d"Uht. than can by any possibility be lost by the
destruction of the rum sei iog b'isii.e?s in this
City aid vuiitity. But we are will,ng to call it
sJott st ar y sum that ctn he iaru?vd ia ret?on
We can in any arawartw ???> ?*>?*? ?*>? at-'o wh'tcb
mmtJi arise from arresting t?e 1r??5a mut; i n
meisely overbalance the Ion.
i* tbe i.i -t place, tbe turns pa> I by tax in to*
Free States for tte support of ptuperitm alon?*,
cantot be less than ?,'"> reut* per hctd on the
whole population. In large cities it is much
ilo'o. tuid especially in t^is. Aod if *e add the
private alms given to relieve tne d*?titute to a
city like New York, it is multiplied to a far
greater ixttnt. The appropri ttuns hl t>ur
Ainc-House Department alone, in this Cit' up
proach half a million If *:eadd ae cor.tr;' * "is
to our various charitable associations, an . . >? ?
beitowtd for the relief of paaperUmby LtaUfiilal
alms, we csnnut possibly redu:e the annual tax
upon this City ar,d vi.-iniiy fur tha' purp >se to
Wsstfcan anuitionofdollars. OfthisaU-uc'-riitnly
three-fou ths.aud probably a rus h larger portion,
ia to be charged to intemperance, the direet
r. .ui; of the rum trade. Seven hundred ani
fifty tnojtand dollars a y-ar ia tb<i* the cost of
fuattin'ng tbe liqii >r trafnr in this City'viewod
in tbit i ne asrect alore This is equivalent to a
dead loss of more than ten millions of d'llara of
capital, which ia sunk in uiaijt*!iiog the :??.'? ,. rr
lsm*of this City and vicinity, gnwing out of the
rum traffic. Rut this is only the beginning of the
list of losses arising from tfiis *auss). More than
one-half of the entire cos* of the crimin*.' pro
ceecMrgs in our Courts may be faifly cbargt>i to
rum. One half or three qiarters of the coat of
our jsila, penitentiaries and prisons mty he
set down as caured by ram. A very larg*)
propoit'oa of tbe feet which go to sup
pi rt our t!i I- thi'iitand lawyers mty ?>*? ae,
down to tbe tc ire of rum. An i _?nease propor
ticp of Ihe sum paid to our army of phys'citas
may be trt di.wn direc ly to the saxe ciuso Of
the ri bberies committed, a \ *st prop irrion are
incited by lnt< xicating drinks. Of !he eno m ini '
losses by nrw, ? am-orrt tt tr?<r-iv?o t-.
tke tsixe bwottirg cans*. Carelessness and
cHmibsl mt?-l b; th conapire to swell the aggre?
gate fa/rly cbtrgeabie under this heai. O" the
huge pctubiary los?ei by aea, we have tbe
tettitLiTy of /Judge M.-Lesn. thtt m>re
than Ml half a;a cinsed by the use of
e^ifi'uoua liquors. Here ahme urllioas upin
milTlttsjl are arnuil y engulphed through the
operation of tbe samea'l-pervading ciu?e. From
tbtse,M'd kindred causes, which we need nit
I try tn t'noatTa'e, It ii but tot apparent thtt tbe
direct annual tat upon this City and iti mr
rotiLdit n?, growing out pf the tile of lataxlei ;ng
drinks, is ;. t less than tea muliont of do.<sri?
whieh is equivalent to the loss of a capital of one
hundred ai d fifty millii ts of d dlars. In cum
patiion with thia prodigious a^tiregate of wealth,
which has t<? be set asid* by this omnuniry to
sanction tbe rum-traffic whit becomei of the
paltry loss of one mil'i n. or even two millions,
which it may cost to pA rid of ao ftoit a cursd '
l'trnr opficr mattkri.
Tbe fertility a>f the Yankee mind Is prefaii
nently exhibited lu the records of the lV-eut
i iffce The iiamber of applications l >r lettera
patent which annually pour into the offioe. have,
of late, considirasly increased. Ia 1898, the Of?
fice la? tied about five hundred patents. Tie an
tiual issue was about tbe same down It 1849,
when it rose to a thontand. At that rate it re?
mained till 1-1, when it rea-hed eighteen hun?
dred; and probably more than two rhoasan J pt
tent* will bear the date af 1886, as already fire
hiadred have bten issued iaUtaf, thefirttqitr
ter. Tbns far. over twelve tr. ;?*.:?i patents
lave appeared since IMC. Taking into accjunt
that more than one-half of the auuntl applica?
tions htve been rejected, it appears that wiib u
tha last eighteen years, near'y twenty-five ?hotuand
persons have s'rained their mentsi faculties to
ct>ntrve t n.e novel means to save the human
bani mechau'cal labor or enhtrtee its effective?
ness; to Im i c the m^aas of communication
aid iiitetcot: s-; and. la I sa, more or iess directly,
tt'..' ' c mfort in all 'visible shapes within tbe
r?ai h $1 the many. This it, indted. an army of
|taxU laborers?for the most pvrt not receiving ;
. be heni rs and rewards of soue:y, wkioh accept*
te (mit, litile tbitikitg of tte wewy ds?? and
t ights, the bruised spirits, ami toe wan fir.us in
vi'lved in its service, so beset with daltys and
iii**p}>idc'n)enti.
Km ry counry with patent-Itws has done suuie
tMrc toward publishing them. 1'raice gites. in
bei ottirial reports, full descripu >nsand claims ef
tie patents l;iu?d each year, aacompany ng tnem
with ittal engraviDga. ex?cutel in tke bigbrst
style t f art. representing tie patented mu'hinei
m all their detain. The same pi?n ha? oeeo
a?opttd by the Be'gian Government K_gl:s:
and rman pateLta are issue* in iikemvicer
Tee l uited Sta'?>s down to 1853, aln published
an actual Fiten' office K?p<irt. whieh. however,
contained nu rvlj th? c'aims. with tbe name* ti
tne invert, rt, ar.d the titles ot thtir iuvrnt oat.
without aty thing like a description or tliu-tra
tioa by diagrtms. l?f course thete reports were
utterly unintelligible tJ the peniple; and ihe large
i uc.be r wh'ch were printed reel wuh their chief
detnand from the trocera. ayj wrapping ani bagging
pater. F.xcept ia tha offic*. and even tttara.
I tiey are almo.t u*ele*? Thit deicien-y was
felt, and attempt, were m.de to supp'y it
by private ?nterprise. 8?-t-eral p??io liciU,
! The f'tankltn Utiuutt Journal hailing; tte w?y,
, gsve regular acivuntt of new invitations
I Trr Scu*t>ftt drntwimm n w pabllabas, svery
' week, deacrip-ions axtd eng. raring*, *o aa to
convey a clear idea of th ir namr*. Bat ??'t
eotifke* iti<?.t to a p'?rti >n < n'y of the paten's it
<ned it* sphere is a I'mi ted me. An >tmr p-r-o l
U al. statt, tl n 1963, published th- p .tent, of that
jearlnr' .'u'arm ?nth!) volumes,givingthermion,
and chort den rii.'ioni and engraving* tog?-th*r
wi'h small wood-cits; but, being poorly onlii^t
J ed, it broke down in its second ;ear. leete
' wood rut* were bo'ght hy Cong-ess on the
' recommendation of the late energetic C >m
' mis-imer of Patents, who was d luVIeta
[ aware of the utter dt ?VctivenrM of the .-id plan
?' l t?B? up the Reporr* of the t-ffioe. To him,
indeed, bel< ngt tbe bocor of barir'g mvli the
fret t ffoial step in a matter of so high import?
ance The IVent Offi-a. Report of li*?:l rnad-t
iis appearance iliastrar.ed with those ff$$mcatf,
which, aitbough executed in rather a prinitive
style, gave in connection wsb brief deserp-ions,
anoretr'eas dtetitic' ic!ei of a nutnb r at least
of tre patents ttus puMishet. It wts favorably
received by inventor* and the public, who
were agreeably turnii'-ed at this rare phciome
Lon of boding a book for the people anong the
host of pub'ie documents puvuhed by teas of
' t:,/u?*vd* of cripits for Henven Lnowt wbtc
earthly purpose. The heal of the office, uare
mitting .n his atention to tbia achj?af, dii tit
neglect t<> co all in bis power t? develop still fur?
ther ?*. rl.? uu? aaeSjaaeaJ ?f">n VV? h td en?
graving* M copper piatei prepared under hit psr
irnal i'ipeitieion, in appropriate style, and fa'th
fully ! epretenting al1 the pat n'ed details of tbe
machines en wh'cb iettert patent were grantei
during lrx>4, together with description* of tne
samt?the engravi ft intend-, d to form a v>lame
of rt ? it ri ti- I'nfortunavely, howerer, this
matter was r-aered by the last Congress too late
to be coLsidertd with the atteutiou dud to
tbe su"jert Congress fa?ei, therefore.- to
make as ap jroprtaricn to have the c >,?
pet-plates printed, aLd. aa we understand,
resort to wood cut t will again be had. But
weed cuts will never answer the purpise. If
! tbe diagrams are done OD a ?mall eoale, the little
oetailscf the machinet (which almost iuraritbly
aie just the veiy point* af the inven.ions) will
be iidittinct and ULiutel.ighle on acjount ol the
Cefectivebess of even the best wo id cut*. If
they ere prepared on a scale sufficiently Urge to
otercomei this d tliculty. thty will take up a spate
whkb is far beyond tbe riuiit* of a popular hand
bo< k. IVeeare tbe rewon* why tney resort
|0 lie*)] ergravipgs in France, where the art of
wood cutting is as highly cultivated at in any
other country. We are convinced tba; the more
prastical tod p >pu'ar plan would be to have
rteel jiltte Mgrav ngi of the machines mala at
tbe time the letter*-patent are granted thereon,
publithirg iheiu with mtelligule bnd compre
kei sive descriptions, in weekly or, at furthest,
in monthly editi nt. That style of engraving
ftuu'il admit of a very small icale, i'.ill pre'err
ii g Lii.n distinctness of detai'n; and by following
out the plan already adopted in the engravings
for 1864, that Is by representing m-rely the pat?
ented features and having out the reit of the
machine, the space occupied by thess illustrations
could be c imparativcly smaU; and, a'compinied
t, -i.?-notions wh eh sttic;ly cjnfiue themselves
to explaliiiug In the brirreat !' ???><"i~ <?<? ? ???? t^..
p.ttCLttd d. 'nilt, we eh)uld Late a bouk which,
wiiiiin a email compats wunld c ctey fu.i intel
'ittnee of eury one of tna patents grante-d, and
woiili ti i ri Cud eager readers all over the
ciontry.
Tbe a ivantage of p<ih'<shipg this Patent Offin
Rejiort wttb y. t r a*, l-asc in mtbly. chiefly lies
ii ifc. rACt thtt here, whire time u money, a
until pamphlet finds a iosSM readers where a
v< luminous btv k finds on.'. Thut, ino *;ledge i f
luveotiors wi uld be disseminated mu"h mire
resi'ily aLd widely than ever could be d me with
annual publications. Bes'de increasing the ex ,
pense, in comparison to annual rep irts, by a mere
tiifie if anytbiug, it will ?ervethe inventor, with
Ml any cott to htm, as thr best advertising tnedi- ,
nm he can desire; and appearug almost at the
r.ni.i date as his Utters-patenN will relie?e him of
the expensive necessity of bringing bis inventi ins,
through the newspaptrs. to the notice of the
public.
TnisiiaplanwhicbNcontideri'ily cheaper, an.
appears to us to be far more practical than the
one aVopted In France or any other ennntry. It j
is a plan wt ich is democratic, and serves the In?
terests of the public as well as of inventors, who,
lecruiting to the number of two thousand a year,
alt ne form a c'asi meriting consideration.
We publish this motxiog the details of the in?
famous event reported by telegraph a few days
ago. which lately t ?? k place at Parkville, M t
Mtirl. cnthe borders of Kansas. This was the
dettiuctit n, by a m< b of Missouri slaveholders,
tf tbe preis of Tke l.umnarf. a newepaper pub
lisbed at that place by George f?. Park and W. J.
1'attrnon. Tfce proceeclnkS axe of thtt barbarian
character which mark the frequent arts of our
tlavehold'Dg population. It seems absurdeno igh
flat civinxed and Cbr ?i an cummunities can be
in political fellowship with such lawless vaga
bonds aid ruffians as leid a material existence on
the remoter borders of Missjuri. We might aa
wth bo joined to the people of the fat ?
Ii'ands. or to a tribe of Bed? uin Arabs, as to them,
lor ail f.e propriety there is if the cotineciioi.
To ttitik of a bocy af men ass? mbling in force tu
llaw lite dtacutaioa, by destroying a ptiatmg
? free, and threatening the Urea of the printer!
ataaj tO'tcra. aeeit-t awffJMMflrJ and ou'rageoui
ei< u?b. But to contemplate the proceedicgi of
tbe aane body wLeb they go on to deno'inc*
n inirten ol tbe (Jospel. aid to threaten them
with puriit mmt and death. If they dare to pur
rue their vocation, it tuiiicient to ibock the most
spathetSc.
We juv'ge thit this outrage is pre.nuintry to
others ef a similar in Kansta. The
war baa begun, and we expect to see it go on.
We tru?t the friendi of Freedom wi.l miintala
tteir gr und. When it ii once decided* that tney
will the end of Slavery ii begun. A conflict ii
inevitable between theoppoilnjf.irci of Slavery
and Liberty, and. apparent'y, kaaaai is t , be th*
battle grountl. The tlavthol?eri have begua a
caret r o: giou aggreitioo aid the queetion ii
whetLer it ii to be met by resistance or by pu
ti lsLimou. subtmssio*. Tie vital que.ti -n is.
what will the jitjopl, 0f the Free State* It1 Are
ihey to prove cowan , and poltro .n*. or will they
show the mettle of tree men' If they stand
[ thrir ? round manfully, we hare no fears for the
' ultimate result. If the flrat apart is struck, tha
fire will follow, and libery will triumph. Great
j eveau hang upon the doiog* in K*n*a*.
A i rTCf.ror.rUnt at Torr? Hau'?. Io.l . write* t? io
form us o' a tnovfment toicg forward in thatSti'a
f..r the tett)ru..nt of Kami- by freetnoa. S-rt?
citizots of Viu") Count-, all in MttsatfttbM e'reua
atarcea, have jnM started tor the no*/ Tim*^ry. Im
pellet' atl ly bj the desire to take part in tha pond?
ing atroft le, aid more aro soon ti? folio**, and that
County is bat a spe< imen af the entire State. Uli
tois, wsj are tali, is also resolved to do hir part ia
the grent work, from these two 3 ate* from two to
three tb<i:s.t d emigrant* m?y be counted on this
)*a',aad from Ohio th mtudi ara also to he ex?
pected. Indetd, ae are continent that if th* more
Bwfa M inmimitltv of the last do their duty in
the premises a- 'homugh'y aa their Western brethren,
tbe triumph of freedom ?riil be assnred
Or.r eorresporijent advise* Ka*tjrn em grmt* for
K?n.as to by tbe land route across Iowa tnttead of
1 going r>own to St. Louis. The snggostioa men's ox
aniina im, but we are not sufficiently well informed
to extress a definite opinion Bl**! it
Tii.?..KArnii -The National rulers?ph l.'ne bo
twem this City and New Orleans has been pla.-ed ia
excel ent order, and di-patches its burin?** wi'h com
mr-tdable prorrptnee* Yeateiday, tho Africas ne-rs
was plaocd in N-w-Or'i ans hy tbis line, and wat
I ublisbed in tbe re gnliir evening journala connoc'^d
wih tbe As-ooitted rreas in tha* and all other cities
telwcen Nova Scotia and Louisiana.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Rf.lK.IVKl) I'.y
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ORE WHI
LATER FROM EUROPE.
AE?1VAI OF THE AFP.:CA AT xL\LIFAX.
No Change in the State of Affairs in the
Crimea.
, |sr aiir noi rtniTiMr. tklighph ma. xo H w ill-st.]
Halifax, Wednesday, April-Jo, 1144.
Tlie Royal Mad s oamship \frica, Capt Harrison,
fn m I iverpool cm me 14fb in*t , arrived at t'-is p>r.
lattnigVt ani will be due at Boston by or beforo
noon on Tbursdhy.
April 14, passed Ameri an shi,is M !.''. < a and
Ariel; l?th, pasted a brig with Bremen colors, lat. 50
' 49, Iod U 3'?, bound east; |Htb, passed It. M S Asia,
lat. SO, Ion. 27 |0, from Boston; also, ship Cou'iueror,
bound east.
The St Louis sailed from Southampton fir N'ew
Yotk early on the rooming of tbe l3t*>, havir^ been
detained some hours at Havre, onacount of the Mth
bi ng a holiday.
The packetehip Nonpareil arrived at Liverpool on
the llth, in fourteen days from Philadelphia.
. The Russian pr zo ship S tka arrived in the l> jwos
on the - ii it.*'. >:it.
The -hip Robert, bound to New Orloans, bad put
back to Liverpool in a d imaged c mdirjon, having
come in eoliisi >n oil Holy head wi'h tho steamer
Nitth Caro'ina, from Ph;lade'pb.ia for L varpool.
The simmer sunk in shout ten m'p u'ee, but no lives
wi re lost.
THE VIENNA COXPEKEEGE.
The Ninth Conference was held a* Vienna on tha
afternoon of tte ?'th, ani lasted but oLe hour. The
Ruteian Plenipotentiaries had not received their in
. structions Dmuyn dol'Huys and Ali Pasha were
prtstnt. Nothing whatever Is known ai to the
obauc's of agreeinnf, nor ia it known when tho noxt
mettiri: will be held. It ia rumored that tho West?
ern rieiipotentarics are about to quit Vienna?this,
i however, Ls considered doubtful. Every thing at pros
' aswatsaaara - ????--i aatl Nu? cunplications are
i f|i< keo of with I'lUfi .a, b-it of what nature is not
! tacd It'set-t u tli-.: AhPa-'his instruclons are
to atsut to th?) j lint protectorate or* the (treat
Powers, but, an ve.-heL sa, 11 aipiaaa the regret that
tba ataltsre'i aoveraigratj wan Bot r ? tal'.Lhed. Thn
qrastttea ulaivc to the itiemnit? firth* war ia de
TBB war.
E< thing import ,t*,t had been r*> oivod f.om S?va*
I 'op. 1 pp to April Hth. The pjeitiors of botl a mien
! were urn banged Night skirt lehes on a ?ma.. scale
continui-i The woa'her was tine and dry. An ar
mist ce of three hours bad been allowed 'o bury the
dead. The A llic-a report themselves rend j t> open a
ni ? ul bombardment of the city.
T ba Kuasiana have cocstractcd two new batteries
and have convarttd the ambuecadet in'.o aa advanced
parallel. The French are advancing toward tbe
Malakt tr woiks by a serpentine cap Omer Pasha
had not a arched on the Alm? as rep-o en ted, bnt hvl
occupied two vi lages tail'a league from Eupatoria,
?Ed bad enlarged bis circle of for'iScatiins to shelter
.',' i") men. The Allies w>-re sending hi n that number
as rapidly as poerible. Ten thoaaaad E^ypiians bad
sailed for Eupatoria, and the French re-.-nforcentents
aid tboiHi f.' -tn Saidujia ,*a tuld al.j lani there short
ly. An important statemen' is matfe latal the Allios
are '.l.argiag their tactics in the Crimea, that 'bey are
about to fortify and hold as a material iruaran ee, tbe
a'ready stive: position of Kamiesch wi h iO 00 ) men,
supported b> the fleets. The embarkiti -n of the Sar- .
dinian troops would comrreoi-e from (tecia on the
1 Jib. in the English steamers, for Constantinople, and
would be rtahipped from thence for Eupatoria, to oo
operare with Omer.
1 Le liussiana have maintained their position on :he
Ct erxaja. aid are-1 ti cntr t'xg toward Baidar.
Gen- Canrobeit s aVspatah e-atlmares the loss on the
n!ght of the .'?-'d?Rusrians, TOO killtxl, 1,900 wouaded;
Etench loss, sot) killed, too wounded
The Hursisn agents at Vienna repor a sanguinary
et gagemtnt cn tbe Mtfti of Much, but advi.e* from
the Crimea do not m..n'n n euch sn affair.
Tha Russian organs say that tne w>tnen, children '
aid siek are being tent out of Sevastopol into tbe in?
terior of :hs Crimea.
Disturbance* bad oe-iutrei at Krsjova, from per?
sona itiuniinattrg their hcu?e* on rccuivin^- tie new
if the dea'h of tbe C/ar.
TLt Ertich hired stcarr.er Ed '.barg, and two ships
in tow, ail Lv^Jed with F.tnch horses. #ero lost ort
BslttcLick
The- Tun vian Lrigace Lu betn sent to Bat^itu.
Ibi Kj--sns uen> Mencn'k^ffs des'.h, but admit
'hatte is ?ou'dcd
Two bun red veaeelsar at Gala'z, for eorn
Tie Ore-1; Amba-svl.r arrived at Constaotiaople
< n the 4th.
TIE 13 aLITC.
lie advanced sqnadron of the Baltic F.ee* re-kCued
Erin re cn Apt J 1, and it was soppoaex. M would
aracbet in T^muiona n*rbor untU the Baxttk became
navigable.
Advice* from Roetcck to ihe eth aay that the narl
ca'icn i f the Baltic wou'd be dangerous far a w??k or
lor might to come, In consequence af there beln? so
n.nc'i heavy rloaticg ice.
A Kuaaiau diepati h from Warsaw says aa army of
130.' 90 men ia concentrating in the Balti: Prov.n:ee, '
and that three hondrvd gut,* are afloat.
Two dlvisie nt of the KuA-ian Fleet arti at Crenatad:.
and ott between Srseaborg ana Revel.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Patliament ia not tilting. It waa announced on
Friday aittrnoon that the Government bai Draught
out a loan The amount and term* are. unknown, but
the tum is tupfoc?d to be fifjoep millions ?terlinj.
Am?tt -mtae<iia'eiy after the aaaenocom*-!. tStflfttn*
ftll to 91J. ^
Narwleoa and the Ear**** E-tgemie, MM revtt
Lpi don Monday the Mfc, and ,Uy ?n? week wi*
ti"? tjuten. Tt.. t. o? of tho Rnuab pM ? hj t?, 4
t-itrav?Kaot aottlacon ia n>?ard to Um mmm* mm \
k very o.ffcn ut 11 hat wi h whioh X*oo,eoa era,
UtRtedtotM. at*,r* tir?^ ^he.racial p-./t? ?, n? U
aa follow*:
Monday Princ* A bert *oe* la Oov?r to mm* tt*
ankuatpartv Uneh?a w.h tbem %t tha Wa-laa
Hoel ArriTii horre wi-h them at W.o.laor ia tte
?'ti moon.
Tuetday m ?t,.t.,c.rJ. Enperor reaeive* th* Corat
Dip'on-o-.tiqae. In tne ?? euing ha attends a graa-el
i n <r'aii rn-nt.
YVec'u *cUy law E-npcr ? will ba lavee>*4 with tit*
order of the G?r?er In tec- evening ha wi'i a;wad a
grand oinr-er and bait.
Thum. ?y tmt Enj-ror will viait the Crystal |?*|.
ace, and la the evening attend the Opera.
E.i.iiy Napoltm visit 1 -n : >i. to rac-iv* tha
city addtees and afterward dine at the Ho-kiag'4a.a
Palai 4.
Satuiday, tho Enperor leturn* home.
Tte Roebuck. Comuittec a-ijourctd with Parlia?
ment tdithe -t., inat.
The propriety of raising the at^*.? of Sevart ?pet,
iafiteiy and favorably talked of.
Tie Court-Martial for the trial of the officrs of th*
loet et? am frigate TmftM wan sitting.
EerlCitrliale ba? entered on th? Vi 'eroyalty af Ir*.
laxd, aj d was well received In Public, loe untra.
tctnt respectm-; the newspaper ?tj.rnpi it taking a di?
rt ction in favor . f a half penny pos'a^e stt np Tua
Brazil trail ?teatror Se-lei t. at I .uthitraptoa, remit*
the frigate Cr nati'utum at Capo Verde, to l**v* Arwtl
l?t, all wel', for home.
riAjroi
The Fmmmitim* fWe-r.-t/c will open aTrfavaeaMj
on the 1st of May, at Par*. Tho arrival* of In 1 aa
Corn, at Lisbon, ha1 di-pclUd toefeai* of t> eai
liot*. tne p'ovJi ee n
The Pari? M n Vnr contains a rein ark hMo affatfcj
decument, in which tbe military con<luct 01 tha aitini
Government* ?ince the o^enin^' of ihe rar is explains*].
It also pMeaifaa that lata variat? pkaaaa, ray* il
object* of the nego ivion* ?hall be made km. v.,. 1' ,j
docurrent occopV* tiu> c damns It aia'e* 1 .tt at
plan ot the campaign was, firstly, ei'her to inavU aad
neetthe RusMana on the Balkan*; or, sec ia ily, tj
seize the Crime?, or, thirdly, to land at OJtsse, or
other pt int on the Rusrian of tbe Biack Sea -
tot to proceed further than'he Danube, unless Vntri*
jeined 'be allifii ft Ga lipoli was first oceu.oi.}, with
an int> u'ion to 1 hock the advance of rhe Kassians to
Constan in pie. but the retreat of the Kuisiaes fro a
aVJIatlia reiden-u the fjttiercxeupa'ion of Gsli.ooll
and Varna auiicf-eei-ary The Allie* tx> ild not havi
tpeiated in Bes-iaiabia w't'ont tbe aid of Austria, and
tot to reman intiCti 1 e, *he expe' ltion against I -v ai
tvpol was uacJdtskcn The r-tnalnder of tho do.-u
merit is occupiei with p-luting out the itnmonaa
diflit allies of tho sie??, and exouaratiiig Sitpileoa,
who planned the campaign. It itls> on-aias a
copy of Marshal St. Atuauds private Instructisns.
The doc-iiment has exciii d mn Ii interest tt hon? aad
abtoad. htid is icgarled as an apology for raising Jw
siefce. ^
SPALV.
Tbe Span ah Government hai rcm!*ted to Emdoa
the doenmoLfs on wl.icb was demanded tha reca'l of
Lord Iiotvdt-n, tne British Minister, for his inter for*
erce tttfaJhjxtJM matter*, lu rhe Cortes the vote of
cenfidence in tke Natioiotl Guvd waa carriei, aatt
the en to:.' 1 n htd ceaeed. and Madrid was trami iil.
The Govfrnireit ba? botrofed fr >m capitaliits forty
million reals at ten per cent.
GERMANY.
Di'con'mt exist* in Uauover agaiust the Kiag't
attetr pt to i at"re tbe privilege of tne nobles. Noth?
ing from tha other State*.
a i s rim
The Emperor ef Au.tria* coronation mU take
place on ihe Its! of August 8ickneaa it r.p.ir-ol ia
tho Auti'rian army a* a r<.a*on why it ta not lead/ t>
take the fie Id. _
italy
Tbe Hadrian Connt Potoehi ia vVtln-f all the ItsJiaa
8tatrs, excel t SardinU Veuriuij ih?m of the friead
sbip of Sns.>it He is said to have ob'sined asaar
ar.ceof rii a r di*? (r?in To?' a-iy and Naple*. It l*
repotted ihi-.t tbe Duke do G/atiimont, Kreuch Minis?
ter at Turin, will pro""??! to K-im* to mediate in tie
dilhcul y bttween the P. pe and Sard nia. Napileiu
hud purrha-'d ?^taVs in tb? K >man rerri'ory af
Civita Nneva. The Pope has had a nirrow laoapi
wi'h hi* life, from tho acrid* ntal falling of a bea n.
Tsro CaroinsJ? were injured Panicul ars not to hand.
DENMARK.
Ice triel of the Ex-Minister before the Supretaw
Ce-mt i* pestponed till June 4.
lU'SSIA.
S?. Petersburg advices are altogether indefinite a*
regarc's polities. They, however, r<-.reran* that Kits
sta will not make concession*. Tbe cholera con?
tinues it* ravages ia St. Petersburg?on tbe ?"Uh there
were 200 deaths.
INDIA.
The Over'and Mall has been telegraphed. Cal?
cutta dare* to the 10'h March and Bonbay to the
ifth. Trade in India wa* dull. New* unimporta /.
No intellipr nee from China.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
PtFi-, Friday Ev-ninir.?There 1* no new* of im?
portance. The- Fund* cloaed to-day aa folhwt: Four*
and-a half per Ce nts, M*M| Three, 60( xv , Bank
Shares, -a nt.
Spaim ? Ad- ice* from Sp .in to the 12 h i'ate that
the Militia Law. with Marriga* axeadmeot, had
been adopted- Another attempt at aa tttutt hai
been ret re and
E.v.i isd ? No la'er news from the Crimea. Tkt
Timti 1 Pari* c irr?*pondent write* ' It is rumore<l
" that we are to la-, e another levy of 190,000 men in
? France, and that from 60 ooo io*0,090 troop* will bo
'? placed at the ciepoaal of Aastr'a, ahoald war be th*
'? ieeoe of the Conference at Vienna
Tie last acco-.-.ct? from the Nor bvarn pr.rt* of Ei
rope *how that 1 01- Nit *! *f u.d | robably h 1 qi/e
opetxed by iho -''/.h inst.
AlOtatagalaattllaf. Stulalta cm traaaptre tW M(*>
dsy, various ttati mcnts aro La/.t/ded a* t) the term*
of 'he announced l"?n. and jl:* OOO.oOO is sat dornt
at the sum requ rfaTal.
COMMERCIAL 13 n-il.HGENCE.
LniRPOit Cvtttt Mehxir?Tb* busioea* i<
CoiToa b*4 igala b**o ?titt b?* wltb>?t stenation or 1?
ptu-wrnstt la pi.e-s t-e II sfrasfasj raass r- 1* '
?ss attuba s* t* tviLtrr? Usr 3| lat* U * so? Jsa? *MM |
tttUitmtittt--. A- U ? aaa* la| uf 1* utrnt its imw*
was sctive t,.; :o?srJ ? -a e,*? taa *???"* S?U tn. ra?
ttlhtinaaTa* tili r !**< sttarsasalatfssa^asaaraasa ?J*
it' :? I ri.t ,??:? . ..'. ??? L rt .opt-r- Tea waat * Sals*)
7't? 'orsif- - Tbs .tt ,3 fridaTWera 1 ..is* ta.** U
eiaaia* 4 uTl ,t nfm' u* mm* ?fo? AH t^.atsajJs^r*
?s?t th* .avtsiiocs ssf-' ow; Tair Oi.aaa*. M . M'<i4llat
mrt *i. 1 Mt?aal ra tat* i M.t?V tele*, laclsi*?? 4lt.?W
AY'' "> v.. . . rvrti I -Th* ?atrttjj
leaeiail? qt.i?t Piieet sie aaeha?!"?. *?>??? ?'/*"?'. U'% {*
It . w? ti bu k, er.ii- rav avasttva Uro^tls. w-ek?
?IsaaiasaAaisawriw* ia rvsi? f ?*>'t" ""K*^
L*t?en*ci* f o" see 'a?/a I>#;s? Coa? ? '.? ""tj
lle,..-a Brown 8aipi.T a ta ?. I .treatar "Zf'J"^' h
reiir.Vli i 'i?>to- taaa ?,??????. ?r**-**2 I waul
, - , The -e.uer c ?ataacs] K?kwae* j
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Uijanrov^ ? ?tupriee*tether feeor,aj P*-'*)
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