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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

FkNsiE cASr hItEi luUiJAL INSURANCE
4 COMPANY.-This Company being authorized by hn
ACT OF III, Legislature, passed May l2h 1876 20 Ill az It's
capital NJ ock.
Nocr conformity to said act and with the approval OF
ths Vice Chancellor OF The lst Crcu hereby given 10
all pes- Slockholo that eY, or before The 2Slh
day of June sigGy In writing To lhe President or
in the City of NewYors whether they elect sill up their
STOCK, hole in part and in part how msny shares
and 10 elect 10 Nil up, elih-r IN mole
IL part pay dollars each share on or before
sbuv- specified day and The residue 10 BE- psid or So
cured laid time aud Ia such manner n The
Directors may hereafter require and In tbs said stock
holders either OF hem dec ine or pegecto signify he
iEenon fill before The said 2Stn day o! june
they will henc-forlh be debaned the right TO do so.
And notice hereby farther given hs books OF suoscrp
ZION for the required 10 iii up The capia STOCK
shares twenty dosr each will be opened on h- st day
OF June nexi the office OF the Company and continue
open daily from 10 los NJ uLtiit quired smount
subscribed subiecl the prior right of stucs
above eel FORM Three dollars each share VIII o. re-
dnir, paid the time Of sno,ci ton DaIeo rev"
Goi s suIIm.S Secretary. my50 2.wtJe29
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M.NcHASIs' Fra ISsUSASca CoMPHsY.}

Once No. 81 WAL ST. IN Tue Ct,y OF ~. 1. )
THIS COMPANY having resolved to I'll up the csplsi
Elch lost by the IRE 10 city the nineteenth
day Of Juy and the business %. Insurance.
notice hereby gwen pursuant 10 The approval Of The Vice
Chlaceur OF e Fret Cifcult agreeahlv TO The directions
OF TIE enei An Tor the benefit of the Merchants
Fnr lpuance Cumplnv, passed May i2h. 1876, 10 all The
present hOljers of the sa Com pGny that they several
IL their Certificates of Socis and eiguiy N wit
ing the President Secretary az The ruid Company al
said office before the eleventh day Of Juue next
wh-iher they ELECT decline To FIJI their stock therein
either in whole In part and II in ps shat part, or how
many shares particular and 10 inry elect 10 ell up
ih either in hole in part, II doars ON
before the above speclrd and 10 pay
according The charter Of tbs sad Comp4p the
such the Direct NAY
hereafter require aud that IN the said Stockholders
any either OF the shall decline 10 MI their shares 10
abre hid shall 10 90, or 10 signify
their election by above specified they Will hence-
forth from the hill the And
hereby farther given thai books OF subscription for
reGu ed nil h- Cspita Stock OF the said
pany, OF hundred thousand dollars 10 shares OF
each. will b. opened the office OF the said
Company No o. all street, III The City vt Newfo ON on
the srph day OF May instant and ihenceu'th daily
SUNDAY rXcept- ocock u The forenoon To three
o'clock afternoon nutl the said mouhi OF Capital
shall he en- subject the prior rh Of such OF the
Stockholders vi said Con psny .hs within the time
above limited elect renew pay foe their shares Al
The If pon dollars will tie required 10 be
paid each share -uhscrihed
Dated, New-YorK, Msy IS. 1916
NATa'L RICHARDS, President
II mol oayt i.I2
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uEALTH AND sTKENGTH:.DR; 5.

uEALTH AND sTKEsGTH.-DR. s. o. RICH
IL ARDSOS's Conceptratrd Sherry Wine bitierh They
sr. he unnva-d and efc.cious compound ofs regnsr
Physeisn and graduate Of New Hsnpsbire Medical Col
ieg DO hss h1 study Of medicine bs profession,
and hey tightly recommended by many Of he most es-
eba,-d Physicians In tie country as edy the best
medicine ever offered pubic, for Dyspepsa Jsur-
dice Liver Complaints Huuo ac- and Dera1genenu OF
the Stomach AID Bowels
WEST YILLISeLY, Conn. June Ia, 1910.
d. s. o. RIcHARDsoN-SIR: -bsving been for The last
txo very much deDtaied and much oui OF hratn
Otherwise and hsf me ADVICE OF twenty or thirty OF Ice
b.,t on scian. 10 Charesor 8 c. NewYork, Saratoga
sp,ngi Boston, znd plumber Of other pscea, WA 10
Boston me 4 ofas March, and called your office and
turned home, bought more commenced g1intng from
the yery hrst ard have taken three bottles, and am now
wei. Ny case Of cesinly incurable bui
in three mouhi have gained just hfy..evep pounds which
1, sur ohsns have nothing bu: bread and milk
sl continue me same. Your medicine Ii selling wei
and doing much good. Very respectfully yours,
C. CaAaBEKLIa.
Price IS GETS per bottle Prepared and sold BY Dr. ..
Richardson Hanoverst Boston; sold Also by A b. q Y.
sand 100 EgIton cor. Wis- 81 rs Broadway COZ Cns
bar.- agent. for NewYnrz NY '"''
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DlvIsGoS OF WIscossIs.-The Green Bay Re
publican of the sd ult has strong article in favor OF
division OF Wisconsin and the formation of Few Ter
ritory TO be called ALGoMA Tie Republican proposes
the following mode oil division:
Commencing on Lake Michigan 81 southern bounds
y Of the Couny OF Msni;ou thence due res, III Il
strikes the middle q The main chspue OF the Mssissp
ri River thence up said river the undsry line be-
tween the United States and the British Possessions
thence along said line the sSe OF the Woods thence
down SAID Lake Superior; thence following the
line between Michigan and Wisconsin, 10 the place vi be-
ginning. Ta. would leave Wisconsin, OF the largest
States in Union and s; there would &c county
enough for large Territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
JULES HAUEL'S


VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE WITHOUT s1AIslSc
THE SKIS proprietor With JUSTICE STATE IL
any OF the Kind yet known IN hits or
any lis properties nrsvefy powerful though
very innocent This chemical resutlsa wonder as enn-
bes perscns their ha without he
For chaL ng red or gray Hair, Whs-
Eer. Eyebrows &c. Brown, Black or Chestnut color
The evil consequences need not be feared rom
useis altogether huless This CON position the only
one sanctioned by science OF Chemistry 10 dye IN an
irdeblr manner gradaons OF coors Without
danger Inconvenience, and has Justified The Ees pa
uopage and unlimited confidence Of the public ~ BACK
required, AK 10, box married n Bfo~n' oo1 msrh
90 3. SUPERFLUOUS dAih-
To the Ladies in ParrcusrHy DepilaIo'y POWDER nan
been found highly beneficial and Of great u'e 10 ladies' no
have bern afflicted superHous ostr primo paiJ when m
growth mas been cophne5 to the upper lip and side OF The
iace giving sscul.ne tho whol1 features WEen
used WIN proper care and according 10 tho difecons will
De found grest addition 10 the toilet Is me use OF
aoy sharp eDr1ly ayoiced and the halr Is 70
moved In FIVE or Isn minutes sner ia application
Thi. composition Is tnfalbe, and warranted 10 remove
supsrhOus hair After puer) us ss have received Ger.
tihcales Of SUCCESS which cnhEoi be- contested.
Sold whoiesa sGd retail al CLlaHHUGHS new Per-
fmery estaoisbm-nt 80 Broad way, agent iof jules
Hnns P.rninrr Phiad-iphiA- myl4 Imrod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

DEATH or RUFUS s. REED. Esq.-A co-respor-
dent whites rom Erie. the let inst. follows:
TIE inhabitants OF Erie to-day WITH
and aen.oe loss in he tea: Of their Old venerable and
most beloved fellow eli. zen, RuiGs 5. Reed who died
O'Clock this morning"
As tribute 70 the memory of Mr. Reed whc has. du-
ring long life OF usefulness, been intimately dertded
with the OF the Lakes, The flags Of the shipping
II our hafbo. during yesterday were a. half mast.
fRus 40 ENrress.
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Eae0WaEg. EDGE TOOLS, &C.

HARDWAkS. iO56 = o -. * q T.,
2EEreish German and Americas HARDWARE cutlery edge
tools &c IS Fultoa-s between PeI and Water sa New
rk respectfully invite The stfrnon 81 eouhJ
cs.srs - heir very extensive s..ortIner comprising eve
~ nm il The a- AL Of Shca Il c1-f-o a. ne lowest may
ari prices for cash, or on approves eleoi!--
Cut and ~rocs n, usLs, iOess. Ls-ches
SUITS &C. ew. knives and FORKS, rs-0ff
Cu.,ackS brad. anc ,psrab.cs
Pm .nc ycss, knives SID SCISSORS
san. 81 srd cross cut saws. hoes, iorks
-h.s-. 80 sd-I scy,h-s AID sl--h'' flnes
HAcs Led rot. tnd sa1d cuisines
an. D. els cisIrrus
Scg vsIei OF Ayr- sion-, for marble po!ishers
r tool, in great variety, Of tar most celebrated
MANUFACTURE AlDcfison Co@sef, Horton 8 81
100, and Others
Ioopers' iron tvets and Truss hoops
acu,r and ship csrpenters Ioon
B.acssuIilhs Iocls girden pisnsus
Sa,chsrs' Tools cabinet maSers trimmings
t1oc,e and ship builders hardware
rcr brss. copper ard Tteol wire
Senulna Harlem oil oSa amSoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL
FcR GIsls. At PouGHSsEPsIE, n Y
THIS INSTITUTION Is adapted 10 young ladies' OF eve
~ a,a An the departments OF substantial and tn
,.ted course Of etucaiop laugh. The sumnr. teri
contsioe ,.rric1lar Information apply IN NevYork Cy
10 JAS s. GIBBONS 6ank of ths ots;e o. New-fork, or u
Poughteupse 70 o,g,orS
slo sa~S c. ROBINSON SISTERS. -'-f-
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Ni.CuVFEY OF a a-s Household Apparatus iot
Dra,ins SOFA Water Chlmpagne Se &c 10 rev $3.50
onGs and with great economy. The r.
sbe iuy-rton viii he dspo.ei Of on sPph''a a. .e
Eag,. Hotel IS p-y at -
1.ESTaI NtyTICk-Cb.fies " b-Aer. Denust,
sAESIAht 70 snsh NAV be found $50 Broad gay.
b.r- ne is ready stteno 10 AL cah Il hH profession
Honr, q ON 9 70 AID from u oeiock- leo ~
Ck.-Th1 Copafinetsn,P h-i eto9fs esistes Pc
-, 81 Wr;sor Pttney La Ihs day dtfsoived.
nrn 0' " '''O1 fHQuAS WATSON.
Hev.Ycrk June 5, 1916, jed sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

q The Telegraph left The Brszos or the 10Th
I - tsscard Galveston on The 2oth sbs ws. a.
80 'arre by hesvy ess,ery gale which commenced
% zoe evening o. the 2ad inst and couripu.d un
ne I'D And which caused an overflow Of water mn
: a'sh . the Fremont House. "a '''' ~
81 zoe 70 toe Bremen bark Carlo. Williams, with
49,. ahi'. ran ssaore and soon b,ged Shs wv,
.. go. voc next day by pilo boat snc a woman and
,s,. e, .,Sen ot, ou the boat capszcd and thew
o' the crew and passengers were go, OF safe
r,!eh &c YES total loss. Tbs schooner Marssre.
G ae preceding day dri...d ashore ON rbs IVES,
~; aAse.ioa and ali hands were !os,.
fauet. .oo IONS was thrown on her bean, ends The
ta, lame. L. Cege and Home lief, Galveston ak
''as'0 ne gale. IN. o, Picsyune, May Is.
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Remopals.

nR. GRANDIN, Dentist, ha. removed 10 No. lss
~ B-eck.r.sl ore door from McOJusa, WHERE'S De will
.t-rd TO ali those 40 may favor h with thelr patronage,
bo:a Of The CoQny C., win prcmpin-ss and care
j-S IS'
rIAISTEp,S spttDysp-ptc Cb-lrs removed 20 10
II Rtn.d = az opposite ib- Mansion House. l-5 2w'
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= ) W-YORK TRIBUNE.
.,w.Yoes DAILY TRIBUNE 10 ros.,saES
shS S Sln soaNiNe, SUNDAY E1cErTED,
- ..,.,sun. buildings, corner of spruce
81 .,r.et., opposite ths City Haii'

=. 80 g,rfSupc buiIdtHs"' w. IN
- S,..,p srreets, opposite ths Sit1 n-'
..,v.,.a 10 City scD.cribers for NIas .dy,nee -
10, CO. =, ubcn hey prefer they can pay U s,p-
nnss kr .s mouths year ST me sNis noIl.rs
NC nn,.s go CErTs. ksil suhscrioe,' - as, coo-
ss oppnn 10 ADVANCE ano 10 paper " ~ sns,crt1-
PEI s s-youd The ame for Which u - Ss IL .dvspcs
80 taken for sl1 mouths fhFce Tr- E.vspaperH.
,,,-6 ~ all exchanges wlio SouN -. te-ps x-s
~ o,1-r, received this o noe sI,o,~s6 ANY
uHy r. tso,. or TEE TsIsurr are ar
diser-nea ,vKErrsxs
,,., or l,ss-Firri inseraoh =. '''''.i9 70.
Five htne'' each subsequeDi !oserton....'.''55o
% ......-.p
A.. hrts- inside r,., ,pssr,ioa.. eep,, line
ufeI kh.'onsnt insertion, which may DC lire
Lap 49, or once ,wtcc or three t:r-es { e'N
t'e'y u. opl,sp % The sdv-rtifer tho s,rs,
s.t - -. rti.er,e nts-yire cecis INC W. -.
81 sioe and -Four ceou for each 'un'e
loas'I ~.ssI,scs FustsAc EoTics'&e S0'
IN this paper tppoo1 ''''
= =. so,ping and the Evening edition
~HE,E mI-wEEkLT TRIBUNE.
- NC --ery WEBS DsDkY g1a ShTokpAf "oi"i-H
- ,so I. s., snram Two eopies Tor %.
.Ew.ypRR WEEKLY LnSSTINSRy
yCHY LARGE PAPER eoa THE 80 - ,-,cs n,
:, h;,.b,o every SATURDAY MoRNiNs; NJ s W. 81 conea
ssr Snnuin 10 advance 10 copies 10Y oi'' VI -
for S25
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A Warlilse Chaplain.

Inc New Orleans Plcayune cohtains Tue iouo"
hs leuer from Rev L. L. Allen, clergyman of
~, or ,,, srs, q, ,.,,n,,..r i,
~s' eiy' VINO was oue VI ''e ni'' " 'o'""'eS. ~
me expedition against Mexico. Inc ie''er Is
inner curious comm'nsins Oh 'ne weapons Oh war
aoa ol peace, when 70 some may appear ra1net III
ooDsruous:
L. s RARRAcSs below \. O., La
Sabbath, May "a, 1876. )
MrssRs rp.roEs-Genfep,en: VIII you be so oblisiuy
uo permit me through the columns Of your interesting
PAPER 10 say few words in behalf OF my fellow soldiers.
have spent this day IN visiting conyersng and address
bmyse 10 the different corps cred the time
Sog and IL gives me great pleasure 10 say that have
@ treated with the utmost koness and respect both by
Ae respective officers and men, cannot speak In terms
g,oo hh comm enda,ions of the solicude which his En-
euc The Governor Generals Gaines and smith tose,h-
with the Officers in general which had the honor 10
%osetse with constantly evtnee IN administering TO The
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WASHINGTON, June 4.h-5 Pm.

WORD FROM THE kssrrcXT PESITENrIARY.-
NJ Letter 10 friend from Mr. Fairblnk in
prsored in Kentucky Penenaty for aiding slaves 70 es
cape reads SIS follows: Il spiritually happy: an
teacher In the Sabbath School, and have - prisoners In
INV rlsssn rEnancip stor.
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luSuruuCc.

MONTHLY REPORT fine Muiusl Life Insurance
IVA Company OF New Yors No. 80 Watsi.
This lns,i,uuou curing Toe month OF May, iasued one
mn nd a;engy- four p.w Policies
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The Convention.
FOURTH DAY

Debate on the Best Node of Performing the
Great Work with which the People have
entrusted their Delegates.
A1sANY. June Alb. lai5-2P M
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The Trial Of Wyntt.
By zsIegroPAy rem Auburn.

.,IBASI, Jrne l. 1916.
Nr Wed. The Court was engaged all yesterday
IN me rt 10 eresurel jury and have not. yet.
cee u getting even single juror. The panel has been
exhausted and motion was made last evening By the
District Attorney summon $40 jurors which Vas o.
- nv counsel for ur-ouer VINO insisted tbs, was SUI
acientIy a AZ stage OF The cause thai an Impair
ia jary could not be had The Cour; decided that new
panel consisting OF 100 Jurors, should De summoned 80
nave been rejected on the challenge FOR principal
on caalenr. 70 the favor aud perensory challenge
Mach touo: IS asc-rtineG whether ary can Dc oo;anet
the prisoner having the right OF 20 perempiory caa
Ienges The Court .Icurned 20 In O'Clock This morning
ms morning the Cou.. re- II 10 o'clock the Sher!
turned - Of the 100 jurors who were ordered 20 De
roned The Cou al burned til o'clock. 20 await tie
re:u-n OF me panel by me sheriff .-A-o Eve ouEna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06


Dr.. TowssEsc-ro oil whom this may concsrn: Thn
In 10 cerfy that my yo used bottle OF your Sssspa-
rs previous 10 confinement under the most alarming
and delicate being troubled WIN The doPey
swelling Of the feet adoc.as and very moee ae
oila,.d with my permission, and Tho recommenaston OF
tho,, who he'd induced 70 n.y. WIN n,tc OF
no ath-and suffice say the medicine had Tho happy
desired effect only the hours OF coDfn emen oa
Der th ex prstton Of week Of liz tho dropsy hno
nervous affection gave way IN ASTONISHING degrse ss
her health il row better than IL had been tor sIons o
previous. :, spx.5 .ev.
subscribe myself your most obedieot and 0SEs6 GER
want, oo.Sss g,y cor NJ
Ms,nsr and sroaa "a Newark N j.; C. lnsh., IL Pat
efson NJ los souia Pearls. AIIsoy ssddiIk 20 NO.
satsH boston Bseias sa9 usS ys PoushIs.p.is:
Had.on AsdIsw Tesn I a
EGwst 1naDs s dnsd s.ss West Iless and Ge
CANADIAN.
Mons genuine e1eep. put IN The large square bottles
,sr. OF S. r. TOWNSEND, AID ais name blown 10 Tho
80 " - nh2t 2s~d WIS
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From our Extra of yesterday Morning.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
mATAMOROs TAKEN
WITHOUT OPPOSITION.
Mexican Soldiers deserving in
great numbers.
,nDIrIoyAL PARTICULARS OF THE ACTION
OF THE Sth AND 9th.

Steamship Telegraph at New Orleans from Point
label. Through the politeness of her obiging
cl-rL we have been furnished with the following
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fS'tiE cnSr hItEK .uUiJAL INSURANCE
Il COMPANY.-This Company being authorized by hn

NATd'L RICHARDS,
a Fl MULLER Sscrrt.rv myll
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LOOK AT THE PROOFS!
IT WOULD FILL MANY COLUMNS 10 puoish onIy
portion Of The certificates testimonials which nave
been s,niv Voluntarily gwen by respectable persons
wto have experienced valuable eereht rom he use OF NE
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-01

Resoired further, Tha, in addition TO the
information above called for, the President
be requested TO furnish 10 this House an
account of the expenditure of all secret ser.
vice money since the Ilh day OF March,
1887, and particularly in the negotiations
and proceedings relating IN any manner TO
the annexation OF Texas by treaty or 9TH
erwisc, and the service for which, and The
names Of the persons 10 whom, all said mo.
uey was paid.
This amendment was REJECTED, ll3
10 63-almost strict party vote, few
Wings voting against il because il was in
violation Of the law which exempted the
President from any responsibility for the
use Of this fund. [Of the n. {. members,
Messrs. Barrinser and Dockery voted for
The amendment, aud Messrs Biggs, Clarke,
Daniel, Dubbln, Graham, M'kay and Reid
against II.
The question wns then taken on the orr,
ginal resolution, as modified by consent oil
Mr.. Ingersoll, aud It wns adopted, l36 tc
-. The Nays were of both parties, com
posed entirely, il is supposed, Of those who
believed the inquiry improper and illegal
fOt the y. {. members, Messrs. Bdrun
ger, Bigps, Clarke, Daniel, Dobbin, Ora
ham, Mckay and Reid voted for, and Mr.
Dockeiy against il.
Violation Of Confdence.-Mr. Ashmur
moved resolution, Which rGs ruled 10 b,
out Of order, directing the Secretary o
State TO inform the House, whether an,
person has been permitted to violate ,h'
secrecy of The Department, Of State by eS
animation Of the confidential and private
papers or documents which are placed II
hs keeping, and il so, when said violation
took place, and by whom It WIS commit
ted or whether lie has communicated I,
any person any parts Of the contents o
such papers or documents which are thu
conhden'isly in his keeping, and II so, t
whom aud when said communication va
made"
NJ. Ashmun subsequently appealed iron
the decision, declaring this out Of order
but the party sustained ii, l05 10 g..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-01

Several young Poles, repairing to CALI
oia, had been arrested on tho frontier. The
whole of the Catholic clergy Of Cracow,
with the exception Of the bishop aud one
or two canons, had espoused the cause oi
the Instruction. The chefs of the move
mcnt had succeeded IN eiitcling their es'
cape.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-01

The Oregon question was brought be
fore the House Of Lords on the 18th ult.
on motion Of Lord Clarendon asking for
the correspondence which had taken place
on that subject between the Governments
Of the United States and Great Britain. A
full report Of the conversation which en-.
sued will be found in the following col
unns.
The Irish Coercion Bill had passed ,hro'
all its stages in the House Of Lords, some
what modified 10 its details, but still Sc
verely stringent measure. 1t is fercey
denounced in Ireland, and is expected 10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
From the National Inteligencer Of April 81
EIGHT DiYS LATER FROM IT ROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE UNICORN

From the National IntelIigencer. Of April 81
EIGHT DiYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE UNICORN
The steamship UNICORN arrived nj Bos.
ton on Friday afternoon, having left Liy
erpool on her appointed day, the 10Th of
March. Her protracted passage Of TWEEN.
ty.nine days was caused by heavy weather
and large fields Of ice. She Was also de.
tair I'd yearly twenty -four hours in Hall.
fay.
The aspect Of commercial aftllrs is not
satisfactory. Failures have become any
thing but raro, and the uncertain state OF
the relations between the United States
and England impedes oil operations. Oh
the Cotton Market, the Liverpool Time;
Of the 10Th says
The Cotton Market has rallied bu, lit.
tie under the effects Of the belllgeren, news
from America, even aided By the now &C.
kno3iedged fact that the void Of the last
crop will fall considerably short Of Prryi.
Gus estimates. The price Of New Orleans
and Georgia bowed IS 30. The last week
closed with some frmness, and the same
feeling has prevailed during the present
week, but prices have undergone li,lIe i'm.
provement, although they have an upward
tendency"
THE NEW ENGLISH TARIFF.
The rew tariff bill was to have lis Sc
cond reading 10 the House Of Commons
on the 23rd Of March. Ia the mean tim,
u Treasury order has been issued, (iate,
on the 10Th Of March, and transmitted I,
the Customs authorities at the severa
ports directing That Buckwheat, Indial
Corn, and Rice may be liberated on pay
ment Of the reduced rates Of duty propo
sed by Sir Robert Peel, and resolved OH By
The House Of Commons the parties being
required TO give bond 10 pay the old duty
provided Parliament finally reject the MIN
sterial project. Without waiting for tn,
consunmation Of the measure, therefore
the suhJolned articles may be liberated Il
the rates Of duty annexed:
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23
BOSTON & WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
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Summer Arrangement.

FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday')
With Passengers from the Western Rai Road, Albany,
Hartford, New Haven and New York via New hsVeh at
10 A. and Al NJ. stopping at Way StatsonS
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road al ~ Ans
stopping at Hay Stations.
With Worcester Passengers, at7 and lOAM ana 4 PA'
stopping at Way Stations. >,.,
With Passengers from NeYork by steamer 10 NorWich,
early every day except Monday, stopping only al fra
lam. ,,Dn
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road every afternoon except Sunday.
FROM BOSTON.
FOR 4Ibauv and Western Railroad Hartford New la
ven and New York, at ~ A. NJ. and P. NJ.
For NoraUch and Stations on the Norwich Railroad, al
II A. NJ. and II P. NJ.
For Worcester and Way Stations the Worcester Rail
Road, at II M, II and p M
n b. The P M Train will not stop any Station
East OF Needham.
For Millbury, at 7s-A. NJ. and P. M.
For Nes0 York, Norwich and by Steamer every day
except Sunday, al P. NJ
For Ne1u York, by Long Island Rail Road every day
except Sunday, at 81 A. IL.
For Albany, Express Train, at a PM
FROM MILLBURY.
For Booton and Way Stations, daily except Sunday,
81 a. NJ. and 4! P.
NEWTON TRAINs--(See small bills.l
Sunday Mail from Worcester at ii Mfrom Boston
l2M.
All Baggage at the risk ofits
Fares less when paid the Ticket Offices than in
the Cars. VIM PARKER, Sup't.
April Is, 1886. sfrr ul4