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NORWICH IL WORCESTER RAEl.WOAY
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS.

Daily except sunday.
Leave Worcester at Al P. NJ Leave Norwich at 6 M
1T The Evening Accommodation Train from Norwich
and the Morning Accommodation Train from Worcester
will be discontinued.
NEW YORK TRAIN, pia long Island Rail Road
Leave Norwich for Boston, ahou, 80 tally, except
Sunday.
Leaves Worcester for NewYork about 10 so Mstopping
at the way STATIONS both ways for passengers.
NEW YORK TRAIN, via Steam Boat.
Leaves Norwchfor Boston every morning except Mon
day. upon the arrival Of the Boat New ork about
O'Clock.
the arrival Of the Train from Boston 10 p H. daily
except Sunday
FREIGHT TRAINS daily SAGA woy, except Sunday.
Fares less when paid for Tickets than when pail
in the J. W. STOWELL STUNT
Norwich, Dec 81, 1886.
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Movements OF Travellers.

Tho arrivals continue to flow in copouslv from nj,
quarters and seem 10 be only the prelude to future uun
dations upon our hotels.
AnEarcAs-D: r. Jones, U. s. Army; J. D. stebbins.
MISS Fuller T.; w. Dalton, u. s. A.: d. Barnetty
Pa H. Bradford Schenectady; A. Eitcher Boston col
syivanus Ihayer, Engr Corps; G. Rahey, N ": J. NJ.
Spagotan, Spanish Legation; a. b. Tiles.on Mass.
Lewis Baltimore; Roux, st. Louis p. Martin do: w
w. White do :. Il. Meeker, do; b Robins n g A
AsroR.-D. Burnham Springfield: r. H. Dunham d,.
J. :. Wandigar st Louis; Capt Anthony sbin Argo =,
Houston, Phila; w. Whitney Baltimore; r. Fullerton
ltio Janeiro; H. Labonohe Porto Cabello; j. Buckley
Geo; j. Cryen, Conn., c. Farlon, Mobile; Ed Lewis Il
o. Hon B. King, Cincn.; J. II. Kirby do; j. Preston s.
e; w g. Bishop, Albany; T.. Powell. Montreal; W. Par.
ker. Boston Asa Fan, s. Louis Van Cline Lake On.
taro; T. Weed Rochester and above 40 members Of the
corporation ct Rochester and Albany; r. Mead Boston.
y; Taylor, Bristol; ii. Beal Boston; H. Roseyelt'
Charleston. - 'Ss's''
Cry-C. Hoffman, Poughkeepsie; g. NoIen phil. .
y sebley, Michigan; w. Tracy, Ohio: j. Cheney Bost .
=" Russell do; ; Gilbert, OgdcHsburgh; d. Ord is 4
T. Wan, sing Sing DR.. Ord, rhila.; j. Kembal n q .
g. Kennedy Phila; L. Hersey, Mass; Capt Myers r. S
Navy; ), Brattiwete England; T. Jackson do: J. w
Crahtree, Boston. '"P'
fRASKLiS.-Rev. A. Mckenny MARYLAND. y n Medlo
Houston; r. Foster, d. Mead, w Thomas Albany: e
Chamberlain, Allegheny; w n Davis Albany. ,sr,; ~
NcCombs Dam; II. C. Butler Penn. i Aych;hnla a, ~,
). Gallagher, Ohio Gilman St Lou;s " RarJ W. W.
Teri d. Armstrong, do; A. Goodwin Newbnro. Y
French, Wisconsin. v
HowARp--E. simpson, Florida; w Babbet. ORANGE
NJ tonnel Phila.; NJ. C. Jones' Penn: w S,n,ve Ls,s
l.. Danovs, Utica; w Griffin Albany; D pcyton iph;ys ~
W Mcdonald England; Janett Greene n j., A n
Ba1num Arkansas; Geo. Coleman, Saratoga: r. III samn
son Boston; t. A. Walker Ny; Dr. Burr Binrhampson
ID. Dickinson, Washington
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

Another DREADFUL Calamity In tho British
Provinces-Total Destruction OF -. John.
N. Floss Of Lifs.
There has been another terrible confagration
in the British provinces.
It is reported the whole Of ST. John, New
foundland, has been totally destroyed by fire.
II is also reported that upwards of fifty soldiers
perished in blowing up houses.
Annexed are the details received:-
from the Quebec Gazette, June 2A.]
Capt. Scarrow Of the brig Blucher, which arrived
here this morning from Harbor Grace, Newfoundland
brings information Of the destruction by fire. Of the city
Of st John. The captain reports that the e commenc
cd the 9th inst and still burning on the 18th
inst. the day he sniled.
report current when he left Harbor Grace that
the whole CITY, except two stores had been destroyed
that about fifteen vessels in the port had been consumed
and that fifty soldiers had perished in blowing up houses
the progress Of the fames but regards the
truth Of these latter particulars Captain Scarrow can
not vouch not having been able to procure correct In
formation before his departure.
Since the above intelligence was communicated to u.s.
have come to hand. but they make mention Of any
such accident having occurred. Notwithstanding this,
the statement above given may he substantially correct
the communication between these places being some
what irregular.
st. John Newfoundland, suffered severely from fire
during the three successive years. 1915 1877 and 1878
On the first occasion 100 houses burned, the Pc
cunary loss amounting upwards Of E100 000 and 1900
persons driven to seek for habitations.
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

splendid Launch Of the sloop OF War
Albany.

Albany.
The U. s. sloop of war Albany, was
launched yesterday forenoon, at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. Long before IL O'Clock, which was
the time appointed, crowds had gathered upon
every spo. in the vicinity where there was the
slightest chance Of obtaining view. The docks
in the Navy Yard, the decks and rigging Of the
ships North Carolina, Macedonia, Lexington,
Boston, Prcble, and other vessels lying there, were
covered with people. The roofs Of houses in the
vicinity and the shores Of Williamsburg. and
even upon the opposite side Of the river, exhibit
ed scene ofdensely packed human beings. The
water around the dock was filed with little boats,
sloops, and excursion boats, in which were peo-
pie, all anxious to see the launch. In the yard,
andin the most eligible location. several platforms
were erected, upon which sat The Court of Errors,
and Common Council ofthe City of Albany, and
the Common Councils Of New York and Brook
lyn. The pupils of the Deaf and Dumb Insttu-
ton were also present, and great number of Ia
dies. Eleven O'Clock was the time appointed for
the launch, but the sloop did not 80 off until twen-
ty five minutes past that time, while all eyes
were straining to catch look at her. She glided
smoothly and gracefully, as the stereotyped phrase
board other, Captain Hudson, who had the ma
nagement of the launch, other officers of the
Navy, and number Of ladies and gentlemen.-
She did not 20 far into the water, nor did she 60
with much force. As she went of, the band from
one OF the ships struck up "Hail, Columbia"
while the shouts of the assembled thousands rent
the air, whose wind was waving the star spangled
py to say that no accident occurred to mar the
infareat of the Occa asion
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navsx.Iaon or the onto nivsa.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, June 27-6 r. NJ.

Saturday, june 37-6 r. NJ
The market opened heavy again this morning, and
prices fell OF all round fraction The salos
large, but the tendency is towards further decline.
We look for depressed condition of the market until
after the fourth Of July and perhaps until after the
turn Of operators from the watering Places aer which
the bears will have their hands full to keep prices down
AT the first Board Long Island fell on per cent; Har
lem, I; Norwich and Worcester, !; Morris Canal, Ii
Reading Il Pennsylvania SIS went up !, and Ohio 6s
closed at yesterdays prices
AT the second Board there Q slight improvement
on prices current in the morning and the transactions in
Harlem were quite large We have confidence in
these little advances they but temporary. The
season is against the fancies and they rather
sitive plants we have doubt the warm weather will
wilt them down considerably below their present po.
sition
The Bank of America has declared dividend Of per
cent for the last six months, payab Sd Of July.
The Seventh Ward Bank a dividend Of three and half
per cent, payable July lst
We annex tho current quotations in this market for
foreign and domestic exchanges and for uncurrent mo-
nav =
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

The REPORTED DESTRUCTION or Sr JoHS.-
In another column will be found an account. re-
published from our afternoon edition of yesterday.
OF the destruction of the city of ST. John. New
foundland, by fire. There has been no extensive
conflagraton in that city since 1915 In the three
years, 1876, 1877, 1918, the city suffered severely
from three successive fires. The account which
we publish to-day. represents the entire CITY as
having been consumed I; but this report is doubt
less exaggerated.
Al all events, there seems TO be little doub, Of
the occurrence of a very disastrous conflagration
in that city. This is the fourth time within year
that the British North American provinces have
been visited with calamitous fire. Quebec has
been but lately visited, for the third time within a
year, with an awful calamity, resulting in dread.
tu loss OF life and property; and now St. John.
the capital OF another province Of British Ame-
rica, has been afflicted by another tremendous
calamity.
We shall probably have the particulars in a dsv
on 60.
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

The Albany is a sloop of war, of 1,0i0 tons bur-
then. She is a beautiful model, being very sharp,
and built for fast sailing, well as strength. She
has one deck, and only single row of ports, and
mounts sixteen 80 Founders, and four eight inch
Paxhan guns, 81 Founders. She will carry, all
told, 200 men, and six months provision, and 100
days water, carried in iorty-iour iron tanks, hold
ing % 900 gallons. She was commenced in Jane
l843, and was planned and her building superin-
tended by Francis Grce, Esq, Naval Construc-
tor, at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn. She will be
rgged and ready for sea in about 60 days-al-
though her destination is not yet known. Her en-
tire cost will be $129, 600, which is much less in
proportion than most Of the United States vessels
thai have lately been built. She is named after
the city of Albany, and in return for this, num-
Der Of the wealthy residents OF that city have OBJ
tanned a very fine painting Of the city, which is
to adorn the cabin. This painting is at present
in the Lyceum of the Navy Yard.
The New York herald., 1846-06-28
THE MoRMos Wan

lHE MORMON WAR.-A circular has been is
sued by the new citizens of Nauvoo, in which
hey call upon the friends Of law and order
from the assaults OF an organized mob They express
eI CONVICTION that the real purpose Of this lswess
osno ~ te destruction Of the city Of Nsuvoo and not
as tney aege, to drive out the Mormons They repre-
ssn mat ne Mormon citizens leaving rapidly many
y tnem m starving condition, IN which state they
must become paupers upon the communities among
wnion they are thus hastily thrust An AFFIDAVIT Is also
s win the circular setting forth that Of the
new ci.Iens vas forced to join this mob by threats
20 vist the surrounding counties and represent these
iao's and at the same time solicit their aid to establish
June is. ~se'e'''r
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

ENeLIsH MEDIArIoN.-The Utica Gazette suv-
gesIs that the promptin,de Of the British profTer
2, mediation lif profere for the restoration Of good
70 lead to something liberal on our part in return n
K mn we ought not to let slip glorious an opporu
-. leciprocating such good Offices and that We
IN n = onee 20 pforer our mediation touching tho war
spslpablo cne ae ''Ans' Inc MT
The New York herald., 1846-06-28
Political Nlovemens..

DsLA SAaE.--The Democratic Convention. which mo.
az Dover, Delaware, on Tuesday lsst, nominated VIM
Iharp, o. Kent county for Governor, and John u Dill.
worth, OF New Castle county for Congresss
WILSON MoCASpLlss.-This gentleman has been no
minated for election to Congress by the democrats Of
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

IHE PROJECTED OCCUPATION OF CALIFoRNIA-It
is said there is design entertained in some quar-.
tiers, IN Washington, to organize a volunteer force
OF one thousand men, to proceed to California, for
the purpose of taking armed occupation of that
fertile country, and colonizing it. 1t is also stated
that the plan has received the sanction of
the President, but that it is to be kept secret
until proper time arrives for putting it in
execution. The force is to be drawn from
New York and New England, and is to be com.
posed of hardy mechanics who are willing to
settle in the country. Already company of
artllerymen are on the point of leaving this port
for that destination, in the U. S. store-ship Lex
ington. This looks very like extending the area
OF freedom to some purpose The idea is capi-
tai one, and the enterprise is sure to succeed.
Here is an excellent opportunity for emigrating.
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

Nxw ioax CirY GvAnp ~ ALpASY-Th. .a,-,. a.
the 27h inst says:The New York CITY t;uards a.. ~
- most soldierlke and wc'ldred corps thai ws ~ -
oonect 70 have seen, passed through town
afternoon, on their return from excursion to Tro.
They made the circuit Of some Of the princinaI roy
70 the Capitol park. where there was . review Ther
attracted much attention. and their splendid uniform ~
accompanied them (Dodsworth) were the theme Of mn
versal admiration II s corps Of which the great cv
may well be proud. e wy
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

,rtNEnaL o. How Ma. HERRIcx The re mains of A,r
hefrck arrived nj Albany the 76th inst The hin.
rsL which he'd been announced 10 take rlsce on sba
sane day, ives deferred until 70 day - -
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ruc,dents. &c. or the war.

IuCIOcutHy EGs UH
Col Gatos lcft the city yesterday his way to Mata
moras. whittier he has been ordered a member Of Q
general Court Martial to try Col Whistler Of tho nfan
try, and Capt Thornton OF the drsgoons-C Charlesfon
Mercury, June "a
miscellaneous.
The New Orleans Tropc Of the 18th inst states that
letter received yesterday by steamer Sea, which
states that Cen Arsts had sent proposals to Gen Taylor
for an armstice, and that he had established his head
quarters Monterey with $4,000 men. Gen. Taylor is
said to have sent back in answer that he would meet
Gen. A. at Monterey. The TroPic says It has no doubt
Of the rumorv
Without undertaking to contradict this statement in
positive manner only say that the last dispatches
from Cen Taylor lend countenance to the report
They say nothing Of this proposition for armistce
do they state that Gen. Arsta Is stationed at Monterey.
On the contrary. they represent Ara being this
side of Monterey Nor do they extend his force to 900
troops-Washingfon Union, June 25.
The New York herald., 1846-06-28
City Intelligence.

The OMNIBUS ABusEs.-The system Of allowing chill
dren to overload the omnibuses, which are allowed to
take but twelve passengers, Is becoming a very
dangerous custom at this of the ear. II often
happens, that half dozen children hemmcd in with
dozen adults in omnibus, and each of these children
pay half price This is not allowable particularly at
this season OF the year AMI should not wonder II
the Common Council should take some action the
subject
The TREE.CArrRpILLAR-Thc successful application
Of the Croton through hose Danish this destructive
pest and nuisance is beginning to engage attention We
should like Of the Hose Companies employ ed
to open battery upon the trees in the Park 1t would
be adesiderstum which would turn out Of infinite ad
will try their hands at the work The "storming Of
Nlatamoras" would be almost equalled by the opera
ton
SUNDAY ExcuRsoNs-The excursions to Coney Island
suburbs promise to be Of the most delightful kind this
day.
VIoLATIov THE Laws RELArtvc TO INsfIc RANTS
John Rgley captain Of the ship yield, held to
bail yesterday In the Of - 000 for violation Of the
act Of Congress Of March 1912 by bringing more passen
gers in his vessel than is allowed by law Tae penalty
ed, (Which s two to every Ave tons) Ia $780,
Mock AUCTION SroREs.-The route of the worthies
who do" the greenesr in these stores II pretty nigh
complete in Chatham street. Good.
WEsr BRoApwAY-The stencil in the vicinity Of this
street truly annoying and dangerous arising from ne
stagnant water and putrd oa that arc deposited IN .ne
cutters the sidewalks. A few dasnes o. .ne
Croton is much wanted in the vicinity, parucmia.y
where the gentlemen oh color' and their iaH uc-
moiselles take up their quarters.
Tnx CRoror-The system Of opening the cisterns
and cleansing the sewers u, very .. will be- reruasr
cont;nusd through the summer months, and applied
1enarsiiy TO ali t6e streets without exception, in far
ss it can bc dono. "
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

Agents for the Herald O. D. Ziebsr Co., Ledger Build
ing 81 street below Chesnu where advertisements are re-
eeived and whore those wishing subscribe will please
leave their names. and have the paper served regularly
their stores and ellngs after the arrival o the
ears Terms Is cents month, including the Sunday He
raid: IS withoui IT, Single comics 2 cents i'm
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lrrencY d al the Following discount:--

ot Abms. ...l dis PiainRsid. -. u dis.
Delaware BridGe.....l do Georvia Lumber. d.
Lshigh.. do Farm and Millers'. Il do
The duh Of the year being close at hand. the
demand for exchanges Of every kind either foreign
domestic. 10 very limited Thoe is considerable
money offering for redemption, particularly the bills
Of banks in this State.
All the Eastern railroads havs this year been doing
very good business and the receipts Of each show
thoss for the corresponding period last Of
largo pcr cent The earnings Of the Concord. New
Hsmpshire Railroad for the year ending June ist this
year, were s22sOoo, being $4,000 than for the
year previous. The expenses were slssooo. and the
net earnings, $4,000; giving dividend Of twelve pcr
cent the capital stock of 100000 This is the most
profitable railroad in New England and is stock Is held
al thirty per cent advance in the Boston market A
sssond track % sbeut bsag M down, 5Or Ne ssconnc
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

The " ship Franklin, which ship we stated yester.
Is said TO be in sorry condition vcry much decaved
and out Of repair II will cost little TO d, her a.
she ought to be fitted receiving ship and make her
hsbitahic.--Bsston Journal, June 26.
An American brig Of war steering south was signal.
Ixed on the lTh inst, In lat ~ 30, long. u IA
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

To Parents and Guardans-Music Taught on the most
Improved Method with great rapdy and reasonable
sdy who has received instruction from the first masters
knowledge of the science her pupils combined with ele
CANT and graceful execution is desrcus OF taking few more
female pupils, either At her residence theirs
line addressed to A. g. at the Office of this will
attended application Mercer where
he lady resides. will receive persoua atteatou maj I'm
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

NAvraArIov or THE MrRxIMAcx.-Thc new steam
boat Lawrence mace experimental trip from Newbu-
ryport to Hsverhill tho 25h inst Tho boat at
present run only Hnvcshil but rasmen and others
acquainted with the river above iaverhi estimate that
$4,000 will clear the river that she may run to the
city Andover bridge, 9s miles above Haverhill and
about the same distance below Lowell.
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

FROM THE CHEROKEE CouNTRY.-The Cherokee
Adpocate Of MAY 2Sth, says that the late message
~ ths Prssident ON tho subject Of the Cherokee AFFAIRS
has nroduced great feeling among the people, which
would be much stronger we're II not for their confidence
that his Recommendation will not be adopted by Con
They cannot believe that Congress will sanction
division Of national domain. farther extend the
iurisdtco Of the United States lawsover them. Two
Chsrolssss from the party under the United States
sioners 10 treat with the Csmanches had returned TO
Tahequah They report that q ~ had fallen IN with
band Of comanchex. going TO attend . coun
Gil ofhe Ossges and avowed their intention to put all
the Osages DEATH The sdsseste denies the truth Of
the report that the Chcrokees meditstsd taking Ellis
foundation for IL that the commander Of the drs
goons wss respectfully asked to give up Starr to the
murdered Going Snake district while working 10 his
deld Murderers unknown.
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

ly- The Season for Business being nearly
over and pleasure substituted in various shapes under
stand that that praseworhy institution the hsle Bensvo
ient Assocat.on giving urad ExcuIson and
week Of July attend such happy and
laudabe amusements.
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

HuRarcArE At Quxsrc.--A furious hurricane ragged
at Quebec the Goth inst which did considerate do
mage among the shipping and blew down the gable Of
house, killing poor widow named Black. N
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

wrsrv..p Ho,-Ths Rochester .amsricen says,
covered wagon Of extraordinary Dimensions with four
horses attached passed through our city route for
Wisconsin There were seven persons nugly housed
In H. who appeared to have every arrangement for sup
port and comfort. cooking stove was in the full tide
Of operation. furnishing supplies for the In
wsrl man, and other household spp~ndages were In
readiness TO administer 70 all the outward necessities Of
ths occupants Of The emiguting doAiet
The New York herald., 1846-06-28

nc coHPsny OF vuIunteers raised by Mr.. Edward
webster. cnose officers yesterday. Mr. Webster was
elected Captain unanimously. The men, eighty one ia
all are as hne body Of men be found any where
Their average y tweniy.four years they are mostly
mecnsnies ana clerks: and with few exceptions Ac
rican born. Among them are near dozen men who
have served several years in the United States army
they form company d. Of the regiment and should the
Massachusetts contingent be called upon this com
Pany would prove credit to 1t and the State j. Ken
dali Tyler, lst and g. W. Kelley 2l were also elected
Lieutenants. Times, june 26