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From this appears that the actual purchase Thread
sufs by England was little more than purchase
of iron from them. The quantity Of wheat and -four
from by England Is equivalent to 764o79
bbls of four at So per barrel For this they paid in
certain quantity Of iron, which, suppose to have
been all bar ron the present price Of S75 amounted
TO 80 333 TONS This paid duty say of 40 per cent and
the -four in ngand paid average duty Of 50 40 per
barrel Now had trade been free, the Eng lish people
would have got sos 600 bbls -four for the same
quantity Of money That is to say for $1,000 tons Of
iron they would have had OcO bbs aour, and have
saved 900 that they paid tax to the landhoders on
the -four. On the other hand, the American farmers
would have had 900 Of ron for the 10000 bss Of
-four and have 81 6s5 900 duties which they paid
for the enet of the at home This would
have given 900 additional to the people of the two
countries to purchase other comforts and necessares Of
each other. Now, because the English government
chooses take 900 Of the pockets Of class
Of people, and put into the pockets OF Their, the
manufacturers here make that plea why our govern
ment should be guilty Of the folly and injustice
Because the English government Expresses its subjects
Is no reason why republican governments should do
the same It has been argued that the Western States
could not Ii trade was free, compete in the English
marketwith European countries. This is mere theory
and Imagination. sufficient answer to /, il the sing
fact shatthe total import Of wheat into England in lsaO
was qrs Of which 900 ora was of Americ
produce being sal per cent the prox-
nifty Of the European markets. which enable them 10
have the earliest intelligence end most prompt &C.
ton, the variation Of the sliding SCALE Under fred
duty and steady currency at home the American pro-
ducs would bear still greater proportion 10 the whole
| impor. into Europe.
/ The report efthe Committee on Maaufaeturss made
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Irrxs OF Texas News.-we are happy to al

Irrxs OF Texas News.-We are happy to an
nouuce that the difficulty between the French
Minister, Hon. M. Saligny, and eur Government,
has been amicably and satisfactorily arranged, and
that Mons. S. will return to Texas either by the
next steam packet from New Orleans, or by one OF
the French vessels OF war, which are expected to
sit our coast for the protection Of the interests
of Frenchmen in case of Mexican invasion.
AU S. sloop Of war has been ordered TO Calves.
ton from Pensacola for the protection OF American
citizens and property in case Of Mexican invasion,
and will probably be here in few days.
News was broaght to town day or two since,
that party Of the French emigrants who have
lately settled near Arkansas Bay, have captured a
Mexican vessel having $50 muskets on board,
1900 lbs. ofpowder, 80 barrels of -four sugar
and coffee, and $1,000 in SPECIE!
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Newark. Ohio.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

Correspondence Of the Herad.l
NEWARK, OHIo, April 4, 1872.
The cause Of Temperance still on,card- Coon hunting
in Tsras-President Tyler's Message Literary In
stit,te, &c. &c.
The noble cause Of tenn erance is still advancing
in the west, and Notwithstanding many dstieries
have been closed or are now closing, the price Of
~whiskey grows less and less, while the morality
nd virtue of this lower world Of ours increase IN
society ct this county, under the presidency of the
chief magistrate of this city, already embraces
thousands of members, while hundreds are adding
their names to the swelling list. The temperance
societies of our city, (and we have Catholic, a
Juvenile, and Methodist temperance society as
well as the general society," now number more
than 100 members. At meeting last week, lO6
persons signed the pledge The reformation, whisA
has suddenly reclaimed many long thought hope
less has apparently not only reformed their habits
Of intemperance in drink, but has improved vastly
their moral and religious feelings
The all engrossing topics OF conversation here
are the recent invasion Of Texas, and President
Tylers admirable message relative to the repeal of
the distribution act. As to the first, should not be
surprised If many brave spirits from Ohio should
repair to Texas for the purpose Of engaging in the
new species Of coon hunting proposed by Captain
John Scott of Vermont. If those coons be not as
ready before this hunt is ever to acknowl edge
themselves "gone," as was the old coon that Cap.
tain Scott was aiming at, then am mistaken.
With regard to President Tyler, it 10 the opinion
Of the great majority that he has shown spirit Of
independence and fearlessness when doing right by
proposing the repeal Of 2 measure so dear to the
from the true friends Of The country. The message
is another preof, added to that Of the veto of the
National Bank, of The Presidents maniness, frank
ness, and determination to act according to his own
Judgment and conscience.
We have our lectures in this city as we'll as you
OF New York, although by gentlemen who have NOT
yet attained much distinction as those who at.
tRoAt arl1 kill
Lectures to be delivered at stated intervals be-
fore the Literary Institute, the first to 20 of on
Wedne sday evening next. have no doubt it will
be eminently successful and that the audience
will be sufficiently tasteful and discriminating Ia
appreciate the excellenees Of the discourse; nc
one will gainsay when he is informed that Major
Dennis Esq and all the beauty and fashion of New
ark will be at it, L'OccIpEHrE.
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Packets Co Depart .
Packets 20 Arriv'
To ship Masters

To snip MaSterSs
hr sapsp; Of ,'.s
repot Of the shipping left a. the port whence they sailed
cop@oGass Martin viii board hem Immediately on their
wi41sfTS 81 n'TBs .sf .nS'ff
3, J0hpi hF M,;% 1dsI s.d;
S1Rs
Col. w fhss s T
s1f ss e." sss5 X
syedish bark Thore Pers Msdin 50 DAYS from Trapan
ss Se &C. ; . TO
&c to .SGhi.s.n Srs9,s5 81
British brig Leone Sparks. So days from Hull via Long Isl
One ship. one bark, two brgs.
General Record
EPAcxEr INDEPENDENCE, for Liverpool will sail this
morning ten o'clock wind permitting. The together with
outward bound vessels lay in the NorL River
wind bound. Wind blowing fresh from NNE. with rain.
whaIemen.
Pavilion out with $50 bbls oil spoken 4th
miles west of Cape Charles
Spoken.
VIM Franklin days FIN NOreans for Liverpool March az
Susan Drew Philadelphia for Norlsans, April lat 81
Masachuse New Orle ms for Boston, March ~ lat % g.
lon So
Foreign Ports.
MAIAs.As Mar 277sk Dunlap Boston; Eastern Star d,
Neptune. Ehede Islsnd Mars HILL Baltim In port al.
mouth for st Petersburg ds Peru Boston do Ctsnstadt for
Cowe and mkt do; Cyrus, do do; Hazard ldg; Persia just
ST. Cao, Mar AIN port Baltic for Bath, day; Isa
bella for fork Do Bunk Hill M ST Thomas dsg Charlie.
Wilmington Nc. do dasi Riehmos d, Boston Touched
cola os d. ss;s Elem a. soon; jo.ha. sssI.
FL dsne1a III AZ All ass for NYoG Newcastle ID
United States Ports.
Tsospscr, April Arr Chalepge, NYork.
PoRTLASp April i-Cld Deuah, Cuba.
sALsM. prls-Sd Anseretts, NYors. . .
d. Cisniueeos; Eogsnd NJ. bile; Token, Baltimore
Juno do Henry NYork Por md; Perynthia Davi. eek
Creek Del Helen Mar, Eiaaheth City Arr 7th Sarah WI.
xrenl smsnd Fiehmond Wave Gecan, Philadelphia;
VOLTA Rondout; Mail NYork; Mystic, d., CID st Amra
Matsnzas; Ariosto. II ,vana; suIis, Philadelphia
Hss As s.
ph;a rdon do Thomas Ire ashnson Nc Tor Pcrts-
m nth; Alpine New Orleans for Boston Art !h CAROLINA,
sGGs fi,gsss s0iSs sS e. .Uss;cs &C.
for NANTUCKET schr Oak Hill hs been got OF without dam az
by taking Of part deck load Sid the above excepting Oak
FIN Io,,o,,c, .S.!I --am ss. Thorn NysIe. below,
Zeaoba Mobile. Sid vinis Somerset; Tryall, Baltimore
| Juno NYork; fro-. yeiew Bst,ere
Nvw,ov- .pT o-oo Cordeia, Yarmouth Tor New York.
rH,ispsIrnIl, HpriI Arr Po Mstanrss WIN Thash.r
81 Crcir feisn 1t John Phad.pha Nantucket Eliza
beth, do; Pensacola Buctspcrt CID Meriek, Hamburg
oIipthus Bsrg =; I trough NYCrk o,,.x.u.. H.,
ry, fouee Cd fro, Moi
| 'ALsrIrpR'A, DC. April s-Arr Csrlew Bocksport.
] McHxovD, Aprh s-AIr Olivia BncksIl. NYOrk
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Sales mt Ins STOCK Exchangs.
l Indiana Bond
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

FRIpAy, APRIL S-Sales Of Cattle for the week-so0
head Of beef cattle in market principally from this
State. Sales at So a So per cwt-extra 81.
go Cows and Caves-sales sea S3O-extra $37 $40.
Springers SIC $A Dry Cows 81 a si3.
800 Hogs-sales at 81 35 SIS per cwt. 20 unsold.
1924 Sheep-sales 81 rs a So 50-extra So.
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Nj arrled.

On Thursday evening" 7h inst, by the Rev. Charles A.
Bleck, RICHARD NJ. CLARE, of New York, to SARAH E..
daughter Of Theron Felter of Newburgh
On Thursday morning, It'll instant at Elizabethtown-
New Jersey, by the Rev, Msgeeo the Second Church.
Elizabethown, WILLIAM BRYMxn, to MISS ELIZA WHITE
of this city
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NosrSsx April SIN Hampton Roads, David Cor, chucha
Lsyn d.. ssa.r. SD NJ .i WOE s9 E%i f
siivAsSAh pr a-Arr Savannah. New York Sid Ann
MG,,ar Mar ,l-Gld Rob Roy NYoIk Samuel Li.srpsSl
Jenkins Livsrposl; Haowe, Boston Arr George Hanly
NV onlEAy;, Mar sO-Cld Rob Roy Mobile; E'ardss'
ssal Arr Chalet Boston Manchester, do Wafel Liv
sesis Past%a didasih Gsass SYo1f '"'''' III"
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
ne 5. IS sds % ss s..
tsemsni tn. Last coIumpof fourth page. fel m.is
TO THE EtscT2R1 The sEG9Np w 4.
of Csep Of 3 M.ri at the seeoD and
fully ,s.clieit'your sufr'g.s for The sane
on @ Of I ssGsy w a at @
Of es AZ r'r" 9 members is siaRks Secretary
a S2h THE 10 4. ss.
& III FL ET yS AL
SSn; Ms1fTs a nS sam. ad o Ss
as agent for the transaction Of any business that
at Al srsSin E n,q;sf to them and
fore the 18th inst meet with attention. ao at
100000 La Norma segars,
guilty. @ in aY lots sts
at RAIDER, 4s Chatham st.
FsoM rLiMENTARY BAEL TO Mr.. w. II, NOR
Ban Is Drs s srS 5 IA;
the Apollo saloon 40 Broadway Friday evening" April
gentlemen The music by Mr. Allen DodwOrh; Tickets
r. Ss4 ri 1ss; to ,u b 1 Ii,
residence las Grand street and the door the
alo JAMAS HOOD, Jr Secretary.
IMPORTANT NOTICE--Niessrs. MORTIMER &
Hun lste stornS Mortimer beg to announce their DE-
eeunty-n dong which they respectfully invite the public
nspction Jewtlry, Plate,
dispose Of a. prime cost and very many cases at ga
crice This notice s we'll worthy tenton, the stock
VIII positively be disposed Of without
All persons having any claim against Msssrs. Mortimer
hunt VIII please to send Of the No 34
Brosdw,y for examination and Liquidation and all
| ly as enient.
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City Despatch Post.

40 STREET..
PaNcIrAL OFFICE Letters deposited before half past
g. half past H. and half past o'clock, will be sent out
for delivery at g. and O'Clock.
BRANCH OFFIcEs-Leters deposited before 7, IL and
O'clock will be sent out for delivery at g. and o'clock
ALEX M. GREIG Agent.
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WILLIAM HEARN

2O4 RowIERY texs.n FRINGE and Spring streets, offers
Light ehaa watesd Popns Tor miiner. and stock
in and mourning and
ssnn and sDss s s.Gs
Sgs and sa"i noaHns and
sf!:rfs M% nDa Il sns
hat ssS sa: e1a Ribbons
ri s% SfS cambria
Black silk long shawls Sun Shades and m,ses Pa.asols
ias s'sSa %
aSa %s snd sSsdsd
and rarlst%n Mullins Bi;hsp Lawns eambTe .Dmts, &C.
OF Good ssssr
Uni orm pri es-no Abatement msolm
THE LADIES OF EXTREME FASHION
ssa Sssss as c w
+ i1
Is sne mep more elastic and beautiful to the eye
ss9 n: a% "a
s tsf
ties that attached to the Lsshorn The
& : and A Sss
ho are sfit ey need G
be and the price hIsi At y
ELoRIDA FUNDs-UnlOn Bank and a Soalhs herr Trust
! bought at NJ SiS en-
United State. Bank notes: Iinoi. do, Michigan Indiana.
WILLIAM 3. MEECH5Winis,%. s. .eseh.t'I T. sale
SiH ss Vs.
| street. Que door from corner Fourth St as 2-
pKEMUM RAZOR srRnr-Fir:t Premium " As az sw ard.
preceding to George Saunders Isa Broadway for the
Saunders has been for the twenty years
by the first gentlemen ofhe country II
duces thin and smooth edge with certainty
than il can be done hone in tenth part Of the time,
without the use of wate-which any pes0a prove
by bringing dull having it put N or der on one Of
| ihe Tablets. 1863 Broad 80 ais
pENM4NsHlP.-ALa Lady Who Is we'll gulbf.d to give N.
strucou the art Of writing offers her services the
adiea Of New York. che would and also
| iustruc ion in three schools.
She ,rstend to make good writers in
hopes bv attention and steady
of thorough her patrons perfc satisfaction
The best Of references given to eapabty respeeaby
line address ed t, box upper Post Office will meet with
| immed ate attention. asiw'
| DACK1T sHIp UTICA, FROM HAyKE-Consigueel
will please send their permits board at pior No
All goods not permitted BY the 18th Inst will be
| to the public tore. az
| PACKET SHIP HUNTSVILLE, from New Orleans n
dischargng Orean, Wharf foot Of " all street. Con
please attend to the receipt Of their goods mme
l hat
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ArchImedean screw.

90 NOTICE. is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed sole agent for the United States of
America Of Smiths Patent Archimedean Screw Propel
ler ia prepared to contract for licenses to the
same. Any Information on this subject may be had Of
him at 81 Pine street.
RUSSELL sTURGIs.
New York, March l, 1912. al I'm
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90 WANTED TO KNOW, if any still per.
not to have Sherman LoZenges for their colds
coughs headache, consumption if SO, let them 60 at
once to ls6 Nassau street, New York. aad State street.
which will effect cure sooner than any thing we know
Of We often really asonished at their wonderful
success. DR.. Sherman is one of most celebrated
ply sicia
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MARITIME HERALD.

sun RISES ...6 81 NOON IS
SUN SETS ...s % HreH wATrl......... IS
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Am ERICAN MUSEUM.
Corner broadway and Ann street


Fl Ess wsEEas
sFsaS SisE
d Day or py,an She greatest wonder
consulted :. an Fors,si!sr Of Future Ersais,
,s5:. 4 sssii fSs;
III E'''i!{ e GT2M 3:
SIy = Ss'is islt WHITE #
CARA wS real water ALsNo Lazy os M
Road Fancy Glass Blowing, Grand COsmoama 100000
Aspendd day performance takes place every Wednesday
Adm,ttsnee to The whole as children half price
PEALh.'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
aaa. gifted magician i've nights
Miss Carolina Rubena sweet little duet solo song
oo " arsas Sassr sH%s d
I'M ,TeT p.y y sSS sYans sy M
and saturday at S'elockP NJ.
an n sSd Of Orr
DAeoERanorYrs LiknNrssEs taken in the most scientific
xdmtianee the whole cents; children half price.
Il Sa ard Ssas 5.
@s eoua
Tn su ~. stang: u hands high Is in length
Ao F%Iss Nv pS;a1: old sA, is
he! s ens the t he wa t'a So 'e'as
At The place large Sea Deg caught in the North Ri
yer, may be seen alive.
Admission Ial cents. aslw.
MORAL, INSTRUCTIVE, RECR EATIVE AND
TEMPERATE ADJUSTMENTS.
stf: A az.
Island Massachusetts New HaTpshiTe. Maine &c. Nc.
''NN' SIGNOR HERviO NANO,
snS Irs @
Babboon Fly, &C. has been delight Of the world an
; As hi: Gs 6ss%as s
smile Of FranconIs Rotunda Oily mpica the Champs d.
Eysee at Paris and splendid Band Of Music, with suf
cen number Of sres 10 make the entertainment superior to
any thing yet offered.
casa ' ,he GNoME Fly, in which sisnSr RERYS
NAN FIX XII G ;SSeSAsy
THE SABH 4RS sLr...
Meeyeham the Que en- Of the PERKS Mad. Hervis Nana
To be fellow ed by
MUSICAL OLlO !!
consisting OF Pianoforte Regulations BY Madame HERViO
,GGanns Senate sssE in in W. a %.1.,
3-Gf and Fantasia on the National Airs, God
Save the King and Rule Britannia. s. Thaberg
To conclude with HIS, orca Display Of the distressing
attending the shPweck Of PeIoase with ehaac
terisiic painting and m9e which signor Hevio Nano
VIII d Hsas0t the dan Maid. m Hervio Naso,
NB-Persons DESTROYS Of making arrangements
learn Particular by applying (post pad the under
signed sthe Branch Hotel Bowery NfW Yc1t NANo
M r. K lately from Europe, Of a. Of
wi Arms its highest branches instructions in Fs
cling, and in Of the straight crooked and Turkish
Sabre Hunting Knife Mwke and Bayonet saf and every
FOR particulars enquire Pearl street. mil Inn
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PO S It s c R I P T /.

NJ For our usual Southern Correspondence, &C.
by his mornings Mail see fourth page.
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- COU STRY RESIDENCE TO LET-A pIessapt-
~ situated place. about four mles from the City Hall,
suitable for gentle doing business in the city. and
the hours Of and A. M and and r NJ Imrie
date possession will be given.
THE TEETH-The TEETn-The vest mInsraI lee,n M
serted from aspge tooth entire with little
Loose teeth securely, .st.psd cartons teeth slsd
artI6eih teeth used BY Dr. Busksy Is Murray street Tern
essh; cesIes moderate. All operations warranted
ME eodlms
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90 AMERICAN MUsEUM-The constant and i'm
mense rush to this popular place Of amusement, has
obliged the manager to enlarge the Lecture ROOM and
even now il is crowded nightly. During the day, the
GPsey Girl has hosts Of ladies and gentlemen waiting 10
consult her in the seres Of the future This week
Magnetism, on little grl only three years old The
other performances by Miss Cosd La Petite Celeste Mi
Coad and White abound with amusement and talent.
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n0- FACTS WORTH KNOWING.-A positive stay
Tor the hair falling to restore in bald places
certain for all Rheumatism and swellsd Limbs
no exceptions.
certain and positive for the Piles in all cases.
warranted cure for all bruises, scalds and other
sores, and sore eyes.
A positive for the Salt Rheum.
beautiful Dye for the Hair-wil not color the skin.
Warranted.
Acertain cure for Corns.
Each Of these to be had at II Maiden lane and such
proofs Of these facts will convince all who will call
or send for them, gratis.
The public may rest assured there is fancy in these
assertions.
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TO THE LADIES

TO THE LADIES
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY 60 ID This propris-
tor of this well known establishment offers for sale
most seot and choice assoiimnt Of Millinery Goods, for
h. spring trade yet prevented 10 the public both
regards the quality and cheapnsss Of the articles The
The celebrated SILK HAT CALLED CAPoTTE DOR
LEANS az W arm by La Duchesse Orleans Of France;
splRD SILK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL
sTfLE-And Lawn Hats do. do-An entire new styts OF
Hats called
"MODERN CAPOTTES, ELS5LER
COTTAGE. "a
Parsian aud English FANCY sTRAws, OF ths finest tex
ture IN great variety. -.
Tie rsopieor solics the ladies to fsvor,
with CALI and examine bis elegant and varied stock OF Nil
liner. for Themselves before they purchase elsewhere. 1t
regari s the variety and quality If the eoods. i
@. BLOOMFIELD, Magazine de Modes,
as1m- ssCanal street.
Aw DFFlCEs-Toss let from the fret q May 2.
Offices have been occupied BY 0entener Of the Bar for many
good enants the will be put low They
will rented by the moor single oee. For particulars
apply TO Earle y fossett, on the premises sst-
CkOUND MANGANEsE-Ioo bills black oxide Of man
s'nse ground just 5se ss sqs f2s ,ss rhr.v
FURNISHED APNRTMENTD to Ist 70 pnse Esstisuen
in house No IA Broadway. Enquire on ths premses.,
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HE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF IMPORT AND EXPORT 1884.
WE'RE AS FOLLOWS:
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We shall esteem favor il captains Of vessels arriving
here will give to Commodore r. s. Martin, Of fleet
report Of the shipping left al the port whence they sale
The vessels spoken ths, pssage and list Of their cargo
arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16
ARRIVAL OF THE vlNcrv1-re

~ noon yesterday, says the n Y. Herald orS,f
urHny' The telegraph announced below The l. \
soop OF war NinceHnes tho Gag ship OF the Erplar.
ing SQUADRON. In the afternoon AZ 81 O'Clock an.
came ny % fine style with a fresh breeze. and fired
national snlute. She passed Up and anchored of
TIE Navy Yard, after an absence Of nearly four
years.
The afternoon was beautiful and the batiery WA
crowded with The fashion Of the city II va. o.
splendid sight % see the Eruceuues ulouphipg nm
TIE Bay. with u. r. VI Race Warsprie. Inc I, :
Line Of Battle ship North Carolina. Frizate CyIu,p
0il, and brig Oi war Washington in view.
The Nlnccunes left Manila, on the 2Isf J1pp.
sry, ngap7re on the 2jrh of February. Cane Town
IN the l7.h Of April, and ST. Helena on the 81 Of
M1y
The s. brig PorpDise md Oregon sailed from
y. ilelsus on The 24lh Of April. ipr New York yil
RIO de JIueiro, and may be expected about The 3Drb
Of June
Among iho curiosiies on hoard tho yfn-onras b.
Neuo"vL ono Of The principal chiefs or The Tr,.r
group 0i '7.1nfs rrIsYnrr. fur having ATTACHED and
sii.cd part Of fhs crew ofan Amcrclf, vessel. afs,
which be and bs followers Toasted 1n their J,J,es
Tie s now very SICK with consumption.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16
From ne Cumberland (lIl) CiUiliaa. Jxne IL.
TIE OPENING or THE RAIL ROAD TO
HANCO~E

From nsC Cumberland (lID CiUiliaa. jane IL.
THE OPENING or THE RAIL ROAD TO
HANCOCK
ms event has been a source OF much cohgrniu-
ation To our friends 10 tho East Il is a very inLe
resting event To this point; and may well be regar.
ded rs highly important to the great travelling pub.
iIc, both m the East and the West.
We already feel us influence here We have
got nearer to the sea board Although in high
mountain iasines we are already as nigh 10 Bali.
more as fredenckiown used To be. BY the next
iali. the ears will bo speeding their winged way
oven 10 our town. And then. the Allegheny noun.
'ains. the great coal and Iron region will be but
stones throw from the scahoardi
The mail which leaves Baltimore in tho morning
reaches ms the same night The time is about 5
houfs! Two trains are despai, he'd daily
The route. Though Cumberland, Is now the shor.
test most comfortable aud cheapest. between the
Fast auo West. How quick the travelling commu.
niiy are TO end ont these things Alread, has the
travel increased so per cent We hear the rattle
OF the stage coach ofener-ihe lines are doubled.
and the coaches filed
The two dolly trains are in connection with FIVE.
lines OF siagcs The fare through from Pniladel phia
/ To Wheeling or Pittsburgh is only SIS. And from
Balumore Sl2. The comforts or the route are these;
lit - Oh" shortest IL is the ehsupcN. u combines
pleasantly AID delightfully."- Rad r. ad and .Stoqs
t'aUsL The stage travel Is in the very finest stag
coaches (eeing on Capt Shrvers splendid patent
| Bow Spring plan)-ovcr he National road. MICA
damised and in Tho best ofder) and through a sec.
ton Of country, the most beautiful and picturesque
IN the world
We see that the Rail road Company. in their od
Nerlisomeni. refer TO the scenery al Harper Ferry
rs enhancing this by It's grandeur and sublim
'iy. They forgot our splendid Narrows through
which the National Road passes. which l. Justly re-.
garded n even surprising the az Hsrper's
] l. fho
TIC theme fsvery traveller who passes through a.
| We delight TO see these improvements going
ahead IL Is one Of the peasantest tasks Of an edi.
tor TO record the march Of mnd-,he onward march
Of the world ia civilization. and the successful dom.
ination Of the natural 10 the mental mind