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City Furniture Ware Rooms,
wv. & ~. RAKER

y
w. e. Al. BAKER
TETOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of the City OF
w Worcester and vicinity and their former customers,
that they have opened large and commodous Rooms at
No. I44 Main ST., corner OF Pleasant,
the manufacture and sale of all the LATEST kinds OF
PARLOR FURNITURE.
They have constantly on hand, make at short notice.
Black Walnut COUCHES, sOTTOMANs, LOUNGES,
Tete tete DIVANS and TABoURETs.
Also, The French Spring Seat ROCKING Chairs, con-
sruced upon the approved principles of comfort,
taste, and durabiItya the latest patterns Of American
CHARs-also the French and English patterns, Modern
and Antique-PARLOR CHAIRS Of every stye--also,
covered with Satin, Plush, Damask, and Hair Cloth
Needle Work carefully mounted la the most tasteful man.
ner .t.st
Also general assortment of
Seer ETARf ES,, BUREAUS,
Centre, Gard and Work TABLES-Book and Show Cases,
Desks, Hat Trees, What Nots, Tea Poys &c. sr
Also, entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment of Cheap Furniture, cane and wood
Palm Leaf and Hair MATRESSES made and Resulted.
Furniture repaired UGrniShed, &c. a4 IA
PULPIT and Other Church Furniture made TO order
Upholstery and Carving
in all their Original designs for Furniture Cur
tans and other Upholstery work, furnished for single
articles or suits OF rooms
w. & Fl. b. having leased for a term of years
large and convenient building, with extensive water
power attached they command facilities for the mannfacs
tue OF Furniture unsurpassed by any in the state and
having secured the services of the experienced work
they prepared all orders in their busi
with economy durability and despatch They would
call particular attention the fact of their manufacturing
all of their Upholstery work. thus securing to their cuso-
articles wholly superior the Boston Auction furS
nitue, which can be sold tWenty per cent? less than
good article particularly il shop aud second hand.
rPGentlemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Houses private residences, requested to CALL
Also, Country De4ers will find it greatly to their advan-
tage TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester March 10, 1919. dwtfl2
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New Express Line.
BigeIoW's Boston & Worcester Express,
.zese OUer the Worcester and Nashua, and
EsASLa7f Fitehburg Rail Roads.

ez7ss OUer the Worcester and Nashua and
lEfAzL.z{ Fitehburg Rail Roads.
=iss4ySEzA II subscriber has commenced running an
- Express Car the above Roads, Tor the
safe transmission of
Packages Bundles Bank Notes Specie and Merchdndfze
generally Three Times each way Daily.
Notes. Drafts and Bills collected and all business execut
ed with dispatch and cheap by any other Express
Offices american House, Worcester; and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Spare, Boston.
Orders received al Hutchinson d. Co.'S Bookstore, II
Main ST., and the Ticket Office Lincoln So Worcester
Jason TEMPLE, ! nssnaezs
l.. G. BARDwELL.
l.. BlGELOW, Proprietor
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
RigelOW's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
lage, Nashua, Shirley, LuDenbug, Leomnser Fiichburg
Westminster, Ashtnrnham, Gardner, Baldwnvie, Roy<
aston, Atho Orange, Wendal Ervng, Montag ue North
feld Greenfield, Ms, Vernon rattebaro' VT, Winchen
don, Fizwiam Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town. Clarelnont, H., Springfield, Windsor, R"cking>
ham, Burtonve Chester, Procorsylle Cavendish, lnd>
low, Ruano Middlebury, Versennes and Burlington w.
March 10, dIf
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MILLINERS GOODS.

AM this week opening variety Ct .rpDrArC
NEW BONNETS & Bonnet MATERIALS,
- BONNET RIBBONS rery cheap.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, BY the boz or az rs1oH" g,
New style TINS LAcEs, CRAPEs, SILKS, DC &C, ior
Mners use who will always find this the best place 10
buv any goods they want the lowest wholesale prices
NJ "a. DIV HENRY H. CHAMBERLlN.
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f,a=4srSsggs f7s:asssssAss EssAszss5A7 @aassss "A


Summer Al rang ment, C commencing April ,lS49.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run follows.
Leave as Groton Nashua and
Worcesterat Junction al Lowell at
Il S. 90 ann ann. ,8 855 ann i = % ann
s5spm Sis pm 6 30 m
Leave Nashua reach
and Lowell at Worcester at
72Oam. SI5a.m $40 am.
uI5am 1880 pm. 200 PIN.
4.l5p.m. Sis pm. $50 pm,
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily Tor Greton
Junction. Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily for Groton Junction and Worcester
At Worcester, the $50 A. M. train connects with Nor
& Wor St. b. train from NewY okEarly trains of-the
Bos & Wer, Prov d WUr., Nor. & Wor., and Western
R. Road, connect with the / Am. train from Worcester
At Gr0oR Junction, trains arrive stimuli aneously at
6l5 A. NJ Il 80 5l5 P. NJ, from Worcester, Nashua
Boston, Fichburg Lowell, aud West Townsend and de-
sim uaneOusy for the above named places al CID
AM, IL. 80 and Is P. NJ
Trains arriving Nashua connect with upward trains
of Concord and Wilton Rail Roads and those leaving
Nashua depart arrival OF downward trains OF the same
roads,
fhThs road forms the cheapest and most expeditions
channel OF communication for Freight and Passengers
between New York City, the Southern and Southwestern
portions of New England ncluding the line OF the West
ern Rail Roadl and Lowell, Lawrence, and Portland
Nashua, Manchester, Concord, and all places IN the VI
cinitv of the Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal
Railroad upward from White River Junction-Aso To
all places the line of the Fitchbug, Vermont and Mas
sachusetis Cheshire Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail
road IRON Windsor, and Passumpsic R. r. from White
River Junction j. w. SIOWELL, Snp't.
worcester April @ le49 dwtf
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DiSsOlutiOnp.

THE Copartnership htretofo existing under the firm
l. OF J. o. LEWIS co. was by mutual consent dis
solved on the 18th day May l649 and all accounts OF
the late firm will he settled by Mr. CHARLES E. WILDER,
who is duly authorised settle the and will continue
the Wrench Business at Worthwhile. J o LEWIS,
T. K. LEWIS,
Worcester, May a. ls49. d2awsw G. e. WILDER.
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N. York Branch Store.

NO Monopoly
IMPORTANT TO ECONOMISTS.
The undersigned having taken
Store Mo. l55 Main St, Waldo Block,
has opened extensive stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING, which will be
found be at prices much lower Than offered in this
place before The proprietor having connection with
one of The largest CLOTH HING MANUFACTURERS IN
NEW YORK, has facilities for receiving his Goods the
Lowest Possible Prices, the benefit of which he intend
10 offer to the public.
All garments cut and made in the most workmanlike
and fashionable style
The following is in part list of Garments to be found
at this Establishment:
Fine and super Dress and Frock Goats, from
$6,5 TO $l2 so
French habit and Cashmeret do. 100 to 800
Spring and Summer Sack Goats 1,25 TO 2 so
Pants OF every description 0,75 to 500
Vests do do rs to 800
Also, constantly on hand, every variety Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
such Shirts Bosoms, Collars, scarfs, Cfavat Hosiery
and Gloves, Suspenders, sc.
NJ B. The public respectfully invited to call and
judge for themselves
Waldo Block, doors north Central Hotel
April 81. diff A. FRIDENBERG.
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More California Particulars.
DIAMONDS AND EMERALDs FOUND.

DlAMONDS AMI EMERALDS FOUND.
We learn from the New York Tribune
of Wednesday morning, that Mr.. Parrot,
our consul at Mazatlan, is now in that
city, having left Mazatlan April 10, and
come overland through Mexico.
He reports having met with companies
continually during his overland Journey
The road to the Pacific is lined with them
and they are all, so far as he saw, doing
well.
There were four or five vessels at Ma
zatlan and two or three at San Bias, for
California. The price of passage varied
from $50 to $3.50, according to the ac-
commodations.
Mr.. PARROTS visit to the placers was
undertaken for the purpose of informing
himself, and his revelations are even more
astonishing than any which have previ-
ously reached us.
The limits of the placers toward the
south are constantly being extended by
new discoveries; the northern districts,
owing to their remoteness from clviliza-
ton, have not yet been fully explored.
The earth, in some places, have been dug
to the depth of feet, and the proportion
of gold found to be quite as great as on the
surface. The richness of the dry diggins
is in some places almost incredible. Mr..
Parrot estimates that the amount of gold
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which VIII De obtained the present vos,
thirty million dollars.
But the richness of California do 49,
consist in gold alone. All the prec;o"' no'
metals are there found, in greater or Ious
profusion, as well as the rarest and moas ss
valuable jewels. Two mines of silver :"
but few persons, who jealously keen ,ho
secret. Platinum is also known to ex;".
in considerable quantities. ''
A rough diamond, nearly the size os
hens egg, has been found by one of tbs
miners in the Sacramento Valley. Gov
Vallejo, who was Mr.. Parrott's insorm.r,
says that it was brought to him by ,ba
finder, who demanded SISO,OOO for !,
Emeralds of large size are frequently mel
with, but their value is scarcely known.
Three or four new quicksilver mines
have been discovered, one of which, yerv
rich deposit, lies between the valley Of
Santa Clara and San Joaquin. The For.
bes mine, however, is the only one worked
as yet. The extent and value of these
quicksilver mines is not equalled by any
other locality in the world.
Beds of coal have also been found near
the coast, but cannot of course be worked
under the present state of things.
Mr.. Parrott informs us that in the Sierra
Navada, to the north east of San Francis
co, there is volcano in active operation.
On the Sd of March the heaviest snow
storm in the memory Of the inhabitants
took place.
There are but SO women in the town of
San Francisco, 20 of whom are Ameri-
cans.
The price of lots in the town is, as be-
fore stated, enormous. The sales took
place, however, with little regard to the
title of property, and as there are two or
three separate claims upon great part OF
II, this may lead to great difficulty in the
future.-Sometimes the same land is sold
to different parties by two Alcaldes.
The u. S. sloop of war Dale, which
sailed from San Francisco for the u. S. ON
the Goth March, has 100000 in gold
dust on board.
Nearly the whole of Capt. Suffers 4O,-
600 bushels of grain rotted in the fields,
for the want of somebody to harvest it,
The price of flour at the diggings when
Mr.. Parrott left was $50 per h.. though
at San Francisco it was down to S1O PEI
barrell.
There was not much sickness at the
diggings, except scurvey and few cases
of fever. There was also some scurvey
at San Francisco, OWN 10 the want of vege
table food, the cultivation of the soil being
entirely neglected.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

The Canadian Question IN England
Lord Elgin sustained IN Parliament
-.Aduance IN american Securities
State of Affairs IN Haly-.4ustrians,
Spaaiards, and French surrounding
Rome-Defeat ofthe Neapolita,es by
the Roman Repubhicaas-INarch OF
the Hungaria,as on Tie,u'a-Pro6a6le
Battle betaoeen the Hanagariaas and
Russians-Daaisha and Sicitaan IN
German .Agitation.
ST JOINS, N. B. May 3I-2 P. M.
The steamship Niagara, Capt Reyrie,
arrived at Halifax at 3 o'clock, on Thurs
day morning, and will be due at New
Y York on Saturday evening.
The Niagara brings $4,000 In specie
and SO passengers. Our express made
the run to Digby Gut, l46 miles, IN eight
hours and fifteen minutes.
The Cambria was spoken OFT cape
Clear on the 2Sth, and the 'Hlbernsa IN
lat. 460 25> long. 460.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool on
Monday, making the run in nine days
from New York
The Herman arrived at Southampton
on the 18th. efom Bremen, with lSo hrs'
and second class passengers, Tor Ne"
York. .sShe was advertised to leave On
Sunday morning.
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
TEe Flour and Corn markets have
slightly improved. The depressing enec.
of the news brought by the Europa oi
large receipts of Cotton at American ports
seemG ;ust to have been neutralized by
intelligence conveyed by the same steam
er, of severe frosts at the South and west.
I@land continues quiet and miserable
asfever No further action has been hao
in the House of Lords in relation TO tne
repeal of the Navigation Laws. Inc m
Lords were to GO in Committee on 'ne
bill on Monday. -.
Notice has been given by Lord Stanley
and others of amendments to be offereu'
and it is considered quite possible tha'
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LIST Q@ GAWSIN5

Put do,cn for Triad at a Court Of Com
mon Pleas to be held at E6e,as6arg, in
and for the county Of Cambria,
mencing on Monday, the Cd das
/,xIy a ID J84o
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The Austrians entered the Papal States
on the North, and Marshal Winpain
threatens with fire and sword, all those
who resist him. In the South, the Nea-
politans were advancing for the same pur-
pose, but the Romans met their vanguard
at Albino, and defeated them. The Nea-
politan force consisted of body of 10000
troops, and after short conflict, threw a
way their arms and fled.
The Romans have taken SO prisoners
and pieces of artillery, with which they
entered Rome on the evening of the 5th
inst.
Request of the Pope to aoithdrao the
French Troops from Ronae.-Pope Plus
on hearing of the resistance ofthe Romans,
is said to have declared that he would not
return to Rome at such a price, and to
have sent message In consequence to Ma
pies, and to Gen. Oudinot, to induce them
to withdraw their troops.
REINFORCEMENT TO GEN. OUDINoT.-
In the meantime Gen. Oudinot has been
reinforced by many thousand troops, and
he has now probably new appointed ar
my of 90, 900 men under his command,
but the enthusiasm of the Romans is rais-
ed to the highest pitch, and if a single or
combined attempt to lombard and take
Rome by storm could be made, the defence
of the city by means of barricade, and by
the courage of the people will be so well
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VIM. kIITELL, Parliamentary
May Is, 1853 tc
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q - DOZEN BOOTS and SHOES of
CD all kinds just received and for sale a.
Buehanaa's Store.
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h1SP OF 9AUSDS

Put doac'a for Trial at an .4djourned
Court Of Common Pleas to be held at
E6ens6urg, an and for the County Of
Cambria. commencing on Monday the
OH doaI &c LII. n u
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COMMERClAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, July 24-6 r. M.
There was grea. decline in the stocks to- day The
market opened heavy and closed heavier Nearly every
fancy in the list fell of a fraction At the board
Treasury Notes declined per cent United States 0s
1867. n; Illinois 6s, II Erie Bonds, al Canton Com
papy, =; Reading Railroad Erie Railroad, u; Long
Island. from the opening, a.
At the second board, Erie Railroad fell of per cent
Reading Bonds. u and Pennsylvania 5s y, from price
current in the morning.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day amounted to $50 90; payments
$34 922 81; advices, S25,OOO-baance, Sl4lS.470 go
The deposits appear to be steadily accommodating
The Greenwich Insurance Company have declared q
semi annual dividend Of twelve per cent
The Broadway Bank will go into operation in a few
days 1t will be located at the Of Broadway and
Anthony street.
The receipts Of all railroad companies have fallen
off largely this month. Those Of the Harlem will be
about $2 000 and the Erie from $40 900 to 900 be-
low the estimates The lines through the centre Of the
State have been doing for time past very small
business.
The amount Of tolls collected on the Ohio State
Canals, up to the LIST Of July. 1s49 s412,9sO So
against S34s ga 81 for the period in 1S4S show
ing increase this year Of $50 S. In
Of the breaks this season and the extensive
improvements found necessary the cost Of repairs will
probably exceed that Of 1s4s 1t already exceeds
$4,000.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
foreign and domestic exchange for specie and tor
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There has been very little change In prices within
the past three weeks. In some instance, they rule
aciion lower and there has been disposition to
cell Government and State stocks than we have pre-
viou,iy noticed for some months. Prices rule SUN
eently tigh In this market TO induce careful aud
tious people ~ SELL particularly those who have put
their money in these stocks merely for hs purp.se q
employing IL until the revival Of trade As as
there is demand for money for business purposes
here will be without doubt large sales Of Government
and State securities large amount Of capital Is At
present locked mp IN these stocks which has hereto
fore been employed In commercial pursuits. u IL
the opinion therefore, % shrewd operators that is
the time to 'el before the market takes turn Prices
rule as high at present at any previous time this
season and money s worth but four AMI Eve per
IT is therefore highly probable that when mon"y
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Wheennk banes ars "a psr cent sisoounI
The demand for sterling exchange for remittance
by the packet leaving this port tomorrow (wednes-
day has been emily to moderate extent and the rates
rule little below those current by the previous pack
ct. On Paris there has been very little doing.
Domestic exchanges, specie, and uncurrent money
rather quiet. The amount Of uncurrcnt money
Offering for redemption Is exceedingly small aud the
rates ruling very low. In fact, there regular
quotations, the brokers making such terms will
the most business.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities Of the country in this
ket, at the respective periods named -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE.-IT is THE PARTICULAR DESIRE or ALL
~ the friends Of the late amencd Henry JessOp residing in
a, the Asor House on Thursday next the 18th instant at
Eve o'clock r. NJ TO determine the most appropriate manner
hi, memory worthy the principles friendship
H in ssss he S ans Sy
Ills testimony should be carried out universally and free TO
hence the necessity Of this meeting TO ADOPT the measure
Two THE PUBIIC-cITY HALL. BOSTON. JULY 10,
1A9-E,sagerated and injurious reports having obtain
:os ~ n dS. 10 the s %
the e. n 81 the city to 81 *. evil
ease o. death BY mssnsns cholera ~ Boston daring sh.
time the 18th instant six vest there have been thirty
three deaths The city by that disease and more All
atOn in the least sauIIiog; localities aud nearly all have
.mo %,rS es. ,b" er,msn,ory ymn,em,
ha, been utterly dresarded by the patient. and she phy
Notwithstanding the extraordinary uaux Of foreEnes
nsas s ~,
a, mortality ha; not "sroassa Bs,ve,n The a
IN Boston amounted to 40 Daring the sorrspondinz period
Of the exciting the number Of deaths nsludns those
pSrnson Of B.scn thu, ur.s the Ia. NOT
si,hosrn the eisy in IL, Srons. Of dsssd mann.r Ss.
tne and reckless and dssout person, from
sommuntes are happily exempt fh. city has has boon
daily ess sSd removed from
no doAying snimsl OF yese,as matter Is 70 be Ia our
strons and deep which snsrcs pr.veat tbs
accumulation Of sohcu 'rs;..c.s upon our are
police are pfomp, to rsno,s or remedy ws.,
and ADVANTAGES for ,he preservation % health
equal 20 those Of any vase city Ia the world New
should alarm than any other mopi,on Of
morality and shsss y sri,y r".Sn e ses,, ass. ~
III. part Of the aided BY the soopsra,.n OF
IN sssio y s, saq
exemption the Of cholera the period Of
VIC '''-'' '''' ' " VIA j6nS ?. 'BTGELow. Mayer.
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MEDICAL.
THE CHOLERA AGAIN.-TuE

VNHE CHOLERA AGAlN.-TuE CHOLERA is ONE OF
Whenever il comes and where Il sse. none can tell and i
isyery difficult to cureand cannot be with csrtay
avoided the Of its ELECTS is the debility aud
the exciting Of tho dsrhGs and tho
shois. The organs Of digestion Of M are relaxed and do
rate into the fluids hence the darrhGa and erimp Th.s
typhoid and febrie terrible and
b. p. III sss to ss
Il. ssS ss al 81.
IN the Ss Men ss @
bty voueh for ti thousands aud thousands of similar
sms st the
niHa MEN En- FS'a re ri SSSv
WeinseIt fellow the certificates Of L. L. Van Kleeck ESQ.,
ana and
s & aes sn a. & e so 70
port worthless article or wonld send forth frivolous
statement to deceive the 6GG sisf
fluid or medicine has been which
orssns digestion as this prepas
psps. however severe chronic II doubt this ..se,:,
cured
DR. = win. Ds. Of sir II. ,rs ss .s . @
article Of food took produced such nausea iitaiOn
ss s s %ss the Ss ::
roof my mouth the lower part Of my stomach
vas liberated. and J was npprehensive that had nos
sned with bronchitis. The disease became invetra,e,
that IL produced rupture Of small blood vessel
wesried by the exercise this tme fortunA,e
ly your advertisement and recognised several
know TO ho highly respectable and entitled to confidence
remember to have Mr. Van Iandt Of Albany, for
number Of years in bad health From these facts
induced first to bottle Of valuable
paration Of sarsapaia. In Justice feel bound to
diseases have described IL has restored health
and strength have used about four bottles 10 test its ef
6ca usip two 4 for
dayss take IT, and found that required more the
disease not entirely subdued regard IL as certain
for Dyspepsia, aud Of the throat and chest it
soothing and like charm composing the
mach and sllaying cough Intend. in future, keep
bottle or two ON hand for the ufe Of nv family
With great regard your freud,
Mr. Ven Kieeck formerly Sheriff Clerk Of Albany
CITY and county and recently in the War Department AZ
Washington.
DR. T. Townsend sirI have been afflicted for several
with the Dyspepsia in it's fome attended with
Of stomach loss q appetite extreme heartburnaud
could eat) have been unable to retain hut small portion
stomach. tried the usual remedies, but they had
but little or no effect IN removing the eomrsiat was IN
ducd about two months since Extract Of sarsa
parilla and with little confidence, but after
ing nearly tuo bottles found my appetite restored; and
hea rtlurn prely remove would silly
commend The Of tito those who have been afflicted
nav SoficEoF REMOVAL az "A''D''
DR. y. j. TownseDds Principal New York Of,e has been
26 Fulton street. Nassau street in the
building formerly occupied by the South Baptist Church.
few doors fellow the San office; the old oce being too small
for business and the accommodation of customers
Tie public invited 60 call and otce TO
purchase SarsaparaI which Is otthe fnheeot
ind beautiful Rooms in the United States. The ladies
wsl viii SUPPLY them with cards Of the Artists IL they
choose.
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FRoM JAnAIcA-By the arrival, this morning, of the
bark Kingston. at this port, from Kingston, Jamaics,
in receipt Of files Of Kingston papers to the
4th inst The Provincial Legislature had received
dispatches from the home gov.rnm in reply to tho
dc uty at the last session between the Council aud
the Assembly ON the subject Of retrenchinent The
course Of the Council was triumphanty sustained by
her Majesty. Much excitement was produced In the
Assembly by the reading Of the dispatches, and
siderable agitation is anticipated At the next general
election. large meeting vas held lately in Kingston,
OF mechanics, who have been suffering severely for
want Of employment. The object to consider the
propriety OF emgratng to San Juan or Grey Town.
the Mosquito shore, and delegate vas appointed to
ton Of their hopes In that Bal
ietsn, Juiy 20.