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9rrangement Commanding .fpril Is, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS. hstesA
Leave Worcester at 6 90 O.S0 am and $50 pm.
d, Arrive at Norwich at 800 am 130 and 730 pm. 4
Leave Norwich at 6 80 IL 90 m. and $50 pm. IA
Arrive in Worcester at 9.45 am 800 and S.45 pm.
The 6 q m. Train from Wol will arrive at Norwich in
time to connect with the Line for N London Greenport
and N. Y, via Steamer Alice and the Long Island r
Also for Wiimantic Hartford, N Haven and N. Y. via
~ N. Haven and N. York r R. IS 80 13nlitel
The 10 80 am train from Wor will leave after the arrival
of the Boston & Worcester, Wor Sc Nashua, Western, and
Providence Roads, and arrive at Norwich in time to CON
meet with the trains for London Stonington, Providence
Wlmanc Hartford and Haven, reaching each OF these
places the same day. Ell N4lsgsoB ll
80 pm train from Wor. will leave after the arrival
of afternoon that place. taking passengers
NY. by the Evening Line of Steamboats,, arriving there
The $50 am train from Norwich win take passengers ar
irving by the Evening Boats from VI and arrive at Wor
in time connect with the Morning Trains of the Boston
Wor. Wor & Nashua, Western, and Prov. & Wor. r r.
The u train from Norwich leaves after the arrival Of
the trains from Haven, Hartford Wimantc. N London,
Stonington and Prov reaching Wor at pm, in time to
connect wrthe afternoon trains from that place. y z
The $50 pm train from Norwicheave after the arrival
of the train from Y, Greenpor and n London also
from Hartford N. Haven, and Willmantic reaching Wor.
in time for the Evening train to Boston. y. - .
Passengers taking the am. train from Wor can visit
Greenpor by Steamer Alice and return the same Evening
STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
The Steamboat Train will leave Alyn's Point every morn
ing except Mon'ay at about O'Clock for Boston direct
Returning will leave Wor every Evening except sunday,
FREIGHT TRA INS--leaye Worcester at ST m, and
Norwich at 81 ami Daily, Sundays exoepted9
RExPREss FREIGHr leaves Boston at Y ms arriving in
New York next morning.
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
other person authorized to receive il before the Passenger
takes his seat in the cars. -
Baggage will not be taken to include money merchandise,
nor other articles than those of personal and when OF
higher value Fifty Dollars must be given of that
act and price paid or the Company will not hold
tself liable beyond that amount. tfAA ~ hi
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
9 Nosmoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices
49,. JOEL W. WHITE, President ~
April "a s1Bf ba9dwtf 38g8 a N. W. r. T.. z
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mn. q. MOORE,

llg 89dIsdaily receiving large supplies Of M N "
L Vsstings, Firnishing Goods, 70. &c. The above will
be sold al wholesale RETAIL made up In the best posi-
bic manner al ud flfal No. 2l3 MAIN STREET,
\. March 2l. y.a,,i DIFF lsni under VI s. Hotel
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LEONARD'S

s,as, .e,4. LEONARD'S
Il % Boston and Worcester Express,
ssaoszs rTNHE subscriber continues to run THE EX-
ess4sass PRESS Setween Boston and worcester for
ss- the safe transmission of Packages Bundles Bank
- Notes, Species and Merchandise generally, q
1ieib5 Three Times each way Daily N
Particular attention given paying, collecting and nego
atng notes. drafts bills and purchasing and selling mer
:handze, produce, etc. so sss5a aiil ai3aliAi I'd =
All packages must be directed to his care.s E aif *
The subscriber is alone responsible for property entrusted
his case and risk is assumed by the Boston and Wor
ester Rail Road Company ,N"la alA n
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to Sa-
sm Newburypor Taunton, Fall River, and New Bedford
lso, to Portland, and all parts of Maine. 81
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
( OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN IL CO.'S Office Court Street
Feb 25.tT yss diff 5. S. LEONARD. 1.
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We should not notice the caumny which has been
propagated BY the New York Evening Post il il had not
derived consequence by its repetition in another pa.
per- and OF character We have said that
bid for the public printing for the purpose Of throwing
up the contract and asking Congress for relief We en-
tered into the contract with such view, and Il not
I'LL we found all onr calculations defeated that in.
dulged the hope Of more liberal terms from Congress
Nor st true that the editor Of the Union concealed his
interest in that contract until he was charged with and
convicted Of being the principal to in the columns OF the
Evening Post" Ask the chairman OF the Printing Com
ittee Of the Senate II he was fully acquainted with
almost exclusive Interest," 10 that contract Ask the
Committee Of Investigation whether we did not avow Il
in April last to their face we did not on that &C.
count claim the privilege Of attending their meetings and
cross examining their witnes@s. Consult the memorial
which we addressed, near hr &c months ago, TO both
houses, and say whether the hole matter Is not there
fully and freely set forth But is idle TO refue the gross
and ungenerous misrepresen,a tons which have been
circulated on this subject
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VrsIr TO THE TURKISH ENvoY-On Saturday afternoon
last the Turkish minister, Amin Bey received visit OF
respect from Miss Apoona Jagelo the Polish and Hunga
ran heroine Mr. Tyssowzk late dictator of the republic
Of Cracow and Major g. Tocaman. The purpose Of these
ysers was 10 express their thanks and gratitude through
his Representatives, the Sublime Porte. for
the protection and berality extended to the Polish and
refugees who sought asylum within his do.
mi mons. They were received by him with courtesy, and
then by DR.. Brown his wife end MOTHER who
also arrived with The minister from Constantinople.
The ladies said they had learned much Of Miss ia
geos devotion the Hungarian and Of her exploits
leaving Conantnope they had rejoced at the an
pleasure of seeing greeting her In the United
States.
Nearly hour passed in conversation upon various
incidents relating the late struggle in Hungsry in the
course of which Mrs Brown (he mother Of Dr. b. alluded
TO the entertained by patriot Kossuh for Gov
ernor Ujhazy, whom Mics Jsgello had accompanied to
this county. The interview evidently of mutual
pleasure. Eff.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrlMoRE. September ISIS, p.
Progress of the Gubsrnatorial Campaign-Demoeratie
Enthusiasm. of Bsrmuda Cospiels -CaiLfor-
MIA Neus The B1spers and Haynau. Jenny Lind
California CommsTee.--Marksts, &C.. Atua IS
grand meeting OF the democracy will be held at
Fels Point this evening" when will be delivered
by e. Louis Lowe, esq and James g. Green, esq, OF Mis-
souri, who said be Of the greatest stump In
the Union The enthusiasm in favor OF Mr. Lowe 10 Inn
menseindeet known any candidate TO have
secured genera rally of the party he has To NOR
he meets MIR. Clarke Badensbug, and II will be
we'll worth visit Of the democracy Of the capital
On Saturday night party OF ten Bermuda conylcis Were
arrested board the Eleanor arrived, and
committed JAIL whilst IN captain held 10 bail in the
OF $5,000 the charge OF violating the law OF
Congress prohibiting from bringing such passengers
into the county They each had discharges from the hniks
and 10 have served their full time, having
been discharged condition that they would 10
America. They OF the law though the captain
not and desired be landed before they reached the
city. -t@.6H5 h 4tfh
The news from California has created considerable ex-
here, and mails looked for with great in
tsesl entertained that friends and relatives
have been embroied in the riot at Sacramento, whist
many have property also at stake in the runoed desuc
ton of the city by lire.
formal call appears the New York papers meet
ing to commend the London brewers Tor the recep-
ton they gave TO the butcher Hayaau.
Jenny Lind continues attract immense audiences
New York She gives her sixth concert tomorrow
syeang There were 1000 persons present Saturday
night-he tickets averaging 80 each Tickets still
bought speculation, and sold al an advance. VI
Some idea OF the OF this city with California
may be judged from the fact that during the first six
the present year, the value OF goods shipped
the gold regions milton hundred and
seven thousand dollars. sasa#s# 5e
THs MARKETS In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales $50 bbs. Howard -four "a Sl4
sales of 800 bbls. City Mills "a 10 Sales OF good TO
prime red wheat 100 LOG Sales of yellow
SO 90 cents, and white at 81 90 cents Oats 30 SO
cents. Whiskey ~ cents. sN
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The Albany State Register denounces, in the most in
dgnsnt terms, any attempt TO revive the agitation OF the
slavery question. II pronounces any man who abors to
renew il, a. traitor TO his county" llproclams. and
Justly too, that war upon their institutions was not
Of the inducements the part Of the South TO enter
into the Uaon and il kept up, they must and will event
uay 20 GU, Of it, Retaliation mus, follow aggression,
till the benefits Of the alliance will not pay the losses.
The idea thai the South be coerced into measures OF
emancipation by fear through the danger Of losing the
advantages Of the Union, is utopian and false. There
must be peace between the North and the South dis
union, according to the natural order Of things Political
aboliIonis and dsunionst are therefore, convertible
termen
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What Georgia should do, and what she will do, are
questions which exciting great interest in that State
1t seems to be understood that Governor Towns will call
conventon as soon he shall have received anthem
teaed copy OF the California law as il has passed Con.
gress and received the Presidents signature The Mil
ledgevlo Federal Union plays bold game for that
measure. The Athens Banner, the contrary, says
"Let Governor Towns call his dsunion convention, Gas
he probably wi) he viii find sympathy from the de-
mocrscy Of the upcountry Of Geogia--indeed. we may
say from the people Of this section Of the country Upon
this subject know party but Of Union upon The
bass Of ne fae corgos,orai Adjusnf Of The territorial
shell i've o. die"
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REonoA SrzATIos OF THE PACIFIC NAL STEAMSHIP COM
pAsYA correspondent informs the New York Post that
Mesus Rowland & Aspnwall have issued circular r
several houses in California, announcing the intention Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company to reoganize, With
an increase OF It's capital S2oO00OO. They cer TO sci
all shp their line to the company rs isto be
ganzed by the subscribers their original aud
the fits also their original cost their and
being be equal the expense and delay Of sending
them from the Atlantic seaboaTd 70 theirxPacife station
They also that they nave reserved Of the
sock their friends the Pacific who may wish
subscribe These circulars invite subscriptions The Pos
CO respondent suggests Messrs Rowland 81 Aspnwal
have probably adopted this mode Of selling out
Bait Ssn.
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8efntt rq f4ss The Tsxin. sseh 'ss 81 z
Manufacturing capitalists are pouring into Washing
ton for the purpose OF prscptaing some change in their
favor Of the tariff OF is46. No pains are spared TO
raise panic and to urge protection TO certain interests
cxbas are formed in Washington meet in the
committee rooms-and bargains are offered slfyou will
vote me anincrsased tariff will vote you aid for inter
nal improvements. or any other object you have in
view" .sl.tf 81 s7alttx VI f1sal
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer informs
that the subject "wil be pressed upon Congress 10
every shape in which il can be introduced The ere
public cries out with all the eagerness oil the horse
eech gve give "urges that the session is approach
ing its close and that there very little time to act and
therefore, they should at Is this precipitation
dgnfeds-isit even decentl When the interests OF the
great consuming class in country to be regulated
and affected and oppressed by high tax any imported
article it right to do il in hurry, w,houthe oppor-
tuny OF hearing any Argument or OF consulting the gen.
eral interests OF the nation For nearly ten months the
time Of Congress has been devoted to one startling topic
and when its dangers have subsidized and Congress ID
anxious 10 pass the necessary appropriation bills and
hurry 10 their homes this other great question TO be
thrust through without time 10 weigh il calmly, and the
established system Of our to b. ripped up and
decided without debate. Is this right \ Many Of the
members OF the present Congress have left their seats
Two months only can elapse. and then new session
commences, with sufficient time 10 revise the whole
system For one, we protest agansta any change under
such circumstances; and we trust that the calm good
sense OF Congress will arrest this precipste and indirect
mode Of striking down the presen, established system
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As many communications touching the building stone Of
the Washington Monument appear to have been sent from
this city to distant newspapers, most of which, under
stand contained less courteous
opinions attributed to myself in relation TO that subject,
several of which papers have probably bad opportu
nifty of seeing, to appreciate their style and argu
mens, would, act of justice towards myself,
specuy solicit the favor Of editors who have published
articles, whether editorial anonymous communica.
tions paid advertisements, letters over respon-
sible name letters writtsn by person and signed
Dh Tie Of another, to forward copy of each
OF such papers 10 my address at Washington city. D. G.
WALTER r. JOHNSON.
Washington, Sept 81, 1850. sslst 4. 4
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DVICE yyfnes.-Gentemen Washington who
DESIRE have their tables the choicest
and moderate prices the
wishing avoid purchase of original package Of
selection for table, Of number Of
boes wines and liquors. packed and delivered their
residences Gree q freight BY Adams express on any day required
by addressing telegaphc me The day previous
The single dozen will be made by the under
signed from stRhensh Mosele sparkling Champagne and
Mose which unequaed stock Sherry Madeira and
Port that cannot be urpassed including exquisite Anon
do Manzana aud White Port Ciare (Medoe Burgundy sau
French and German wines superior stock
the United medium and finest bandes and Havana
JACOB SNYDER, IT,.
Aug 27-dlmif Wine Merchant, Philadelphia.
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NEW and Elegant C~spesinSs, Sc.The subscribers have
Of nlcr1ing their friends and the cizsns gen
ne "a jaesni country, styles
house goods, yae, fully comprise, and
viii supass styles, but elegance and
taste, any former display % which the attention Of their psons has
3d aa IN cARPETINGs. ~
u French English velye. latest designs superiaise
.enrlish tapestries, very nch u e. 49,
supelaliye Englsh Brussels, extra heavy As40
40 premium american Brussels .rI tt F@ #.
English and American, low priced, extra rich
Imperial thIee-Ply, new patterns g #Ea
And Amercan ingram, al wool, ow-pnced
Tapestry aud royal Venetian, for steps
Cocoa nattngs, for basement passages, 49,
Rs%P sigasi ss2 .sss. Gu, any shape
Extra nch Cheneilie and tuisd rugs -,
Low-plced do do for ehslnpeIs
Figured baizes and large sized crumb cloths, &c.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, heyname-
Extra rich French dc lanes
do English do priced
do worsed damask, every shade
do Union do very cheap
DO French and English cbinzes
TwiIed and plain Turkey lred) csshmerets
Gilt coniee late Styles gnps tasse loops, &C., in great va
They also ask and carefully selected
assortment Of ya v4t a E4 f. -, r4 aHN Aa#YH&gs
Linen sheeungs, table damasks, satin damasks
Table cloths, dainask table napkins
Toweihngs, table and piano covers .
Whine and coorrd bed quilts, bed and crib blankets
Pillow linens, cotton sheengs
Step damasks step ol-cloths &C. . =, !. ..,., ..,,.
purchased will enable tnem 70 mana
tneir reputation Of furnishing the very best goods a. hs
price. y 81 ~ sE ,.s~,,x,f II .,r,
Sept 2i--4wif 7. H. HooE "
1 3 +
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jenny LIND Bosras.--The o. Jenny Lind in
Boston are be given the fremont Teppenot very
large hall, and very bad place for sound he choice
be sold auction Wednesday Abundance
70 all parts OF the house. three dollars.
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TELEaRApaIo HEPOaTs soa THE UNION
Condition Of the Northern Markets.

Condition Of the Northern Markets
New York, Sept 232, The stock market steady
prices unchanged. Flour and grain remain without
change Provisions hm. Coffee in active demand, and
prices advancing Sugars improving. Cotton remains
Arm at pre- vious prices Whskey "a cents hhds.
PHLADK1PHA, Sept % q, IN There Is change Of
momenlin market: Pennsylvania 80, o. Flour, com
mon, 81 Aa S. Red wheat, los cents; white, ia cts.
Corn yellow, Is Coffee very firm and holders ask
ing higher prices Cotton steady Whlskey 26l "a
Arrival of he Steamer Ohio from CAagres-Ihe Caii-
fornia Mails More Geld-Ihe Cholera abroad. -
Ness from Havana Troops from Spain.
NEW York, Sept. 2s-p m.--Ihe steamer Ohio arrived
here this morning She brings the California mails OF
l6ta ullmo. half million dollars worth Of gold dusi, apd
four hundred passengers. Na aaaf@
Several OF cholera occurred among the passenge
board the steamer Falcon on her Trip from Chages 10
Havana-seven OF them proved fatal f4
The advices from California later than by the
Steamer Philadelphia 'slA .s t
The Ohio brings Havana dates TO the 18th instant Three
hundred troops had arrived there from Spain the l4th
1t is reported that three thousand more troops are on their
way to the island General Jose de la Concha the newly
appointed Captain General of Cuba, daily expected in
Havana Count DeAcoy has been recalled Nothing else
OF moment ". "s. 'atf#.Rf .
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From the New Loadon Daily Chronicle, Sep


UNITED STATES CoAsT SURyEY.-The United States
ing Sunday last towed into Edgartown the schooners
D. T. Willets and Benjamin Brown. Of this port both Of
them disnasted III the gale Of the night before.
Lieut. McBlair, his officers and crew, deserve high
credit for the promptude and manly energy exhibited
the occasion Like brave men and true American
men, they went 10 the relief OF these vessels under dis
couaging circumstances, without the slightest hesitation
and BY their sku and well directed exerons probably
saved them and all on board from destruction.
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CHANGE TO AusTRM.-It is stated that Mr. McCurdy, Of
Connecticut, has received the nomination of charge
Austria rendered vacant by the rejection OF Colonel Webb
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DELCHER Marine Survc ying-l voL--London.
ID Robson Marine Suryeyng-l vol--London
Mackenzie Marine Surveying-l vol--london
Stephenson Marine surveying--l voi-London =,
Geodee usage des Marines e DC ~ Consucuoh des
Undergraduates, par Begat-1 vol-PaTs. -,
Levee des Carries 81 fans
drographiques, par Beautemps Beanpre--l vo--fans
GvTy pEnploi des Chronometresa 10 Merl vorsns'
Whine on Map NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VIII,
Shortredes Logartmic Tables u seven Pans OF So
Edinburgh, lo49. . s 4tH .ta4 .sa
Cuilet's L0garithms vo--PaTs
BRUSH Nauicai Aimanacs for 1851, 1852 and 1858
Tables Gof6on's Lunar and Time
5phercs abes and many other val
liable Of the class, imported from Europe ~,
=, Books stationery periodicals. mathematical o.
imported from London Pa Oh any oI
larger cities Of Europe. t T va. t
Sept2i-- -als H34.e1 s3a t &..haeat
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Mr. Toombs of Georgia Is satisfied, and some southern
men believe, the Georgia and Nashville Conventions will be
abandoned. -!Sapannah Gsorgian, Sept. II.
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Fatal accident IN the N. A. Circus Company
LITTLE FALLS, New York, Sept 81, 1850 Charles VIII.
ams, long ny North American Circus Company,
was killed Fort Pain yesterday being caught between
the top Of wagon and the roof Of bridge.
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GENERAL vspor Bath---Adopted unanimously by conts,l
through the strong recommendation OF numerous o -,
States surgeons, and oher physicians,
The apparatus fixed portable the position rccnmbe
favorable 70 the deblaied and to The safe, equal
heat The applications Nature aiding from the potent p,
aniidoe, sulphur fnme United States pehi
and esswhere 10 efficient In Diseases called mercura ~ ~
matte, &C. the Of the operations
far oriental sfeambatb still used IN Turkey, there
studied undersigned and found be particularly sr
respiration. Instructions and rights o
and furnished Also powerful bn, safy graduated s
niachne for and other comp
Apped al City Hail. wing door, convenient YOU
'a sen, a. s@eod,,i A'' : : BOYD REILLY
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Approacling Far al Cincinnati, s

CINCINNATI, Sept. "a, 1850 The great fair here
mences the second week in October IL is Presumed
there will be so 00O strangers present grand .cul-
ball has been decided upon at the Burne House. du.
ring the fair. ' f
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Lisssirs IAv,ns Age, lax csnss-com-
ncing New Volume.
coETssrsf
/. Lady Majoy st. Just-An Autobiography.
q German Ia Public schools Philadelphia Ledger
l. Iiis Writing. o Thoma. chalmer.-Eraminer.
s. MCuoch and Maciaren Choera-spectator.
shnkespears's Henry vii lGenuemans Maya
I. Responsibility ofMonomaniass New Monthly Magazine
Lay and H ss sSns s high Companion
10 Forsifn Misceiany -snndry papers.
win poetry, short arieca and notices Of
es 89 s.t#f WASHINGTON, December "a, ls45
periodical journals devoted
which abound in Europe and IN this country has
he current Of se Eas nsss but this 10 In
"'n ''' y ne ''"''' ~ - T. a. ApAxs
Published weekly, at % year, y ,,,..,,
And :o,d~ Jose JOSEPH snILLIsSfoN,
ROoKs from London. Burse Peerase Barone,ase l0t
pses 1arono'ase, and Knishtre Britain and
ord Ens.h Colonies America, with introduce
why nng.a Revolution by Guizo translated
Facts Figures, quarterly diges, statistics 1850
Ryee Course Of Eas w. heading second edition. 1850
Maleahs Iron Bridges and nsir BY D. Dempsey
g,,s %'' ' sR%sSR TAyLoR
NOTES.-The Franklin Lyceum viii a regular meeting
Temperance Hall this Tuesday evening Interesting
'''''s ! ''''''' WAsHiSGTos" WRIGHT,
sept a5 secretary.
NEW Fancy Goods, suitable for Presens..-wm be
s1 sac cay sp pss ss ssss s
fresh pcrame, pemaiums soaps hair Washes and every article
pertaining the toilet
Il PARRERs
Perfumery and Fancy Store, PennsyIvania avenue,
sept2t-a tsT National Hotel.
rs DYEs ~ BHoTHEH, Aucu.nsers.
DANR STOCKS At AUC1IoN-on Tuesday evening ncxt,
24h instant half past O'Clock, shall sell auction
$1,000 stock Of The Bank Of the Metropolis
LOCO do OF Washington +
$40 do Of The Washington City Gas Company.
Sept I'D DYER BROTHER, Aucts,