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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. SO VAL street, NeV York.

New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 60 Wan street, NeV York.
Moaa,s Fa4rnlIs, president,
a Il la PLIKY FREEnAs, scuary. 4
lls company conducted upon the acknowledgements phncpe
aa saS or interest s hands greatly
g soa sa G s ans " " '
Insurance granted persons visiting Ga'o ne
VIM Jones' A. ~, medical examiner, near corner Of and ID
Peter O. washington, agent Apollo Hall Pennsylvania
opposite Union Buildings ,s t June a--n
FRENCH ana swiss icnI,fsideries. We have large
above very desirable 81 goods which we sell cheaper
USs f ns,ssa sSisss collars sssi
Jenny Lind collars collars e sse e I, g " -
Fine Fine m 'aes s sleeves 50 een's % 50
4 fine assor,nen, O lace demi vsils a.s1 n
oo-Ai the old stand, Kings Lace s,mest r,,p
n B. Gepteaen win do well and look and
handkefches by doing So they may save anc' of we WIN o
'''s &c, y snee asr'
HlD GLOVES dozen ladies' hes, quality kid gloves IN
IA coors, and white and black
500 pairs ehdrens cotton, worsied eno and silk al and
sns eoo % @ ss.or'%sni
collars psss s e %1 @ G%ns sa ali %
goods win be sold the very lowest prices tor the cash
on ~, s-eolw q. VIM VERIFY.
no ali persons whom May concernJanlss Murphy
an sn,an died in the year s4s, Halifax and
Il. ss :, $ @ are
rnia Said Murphy his widow who admins
Tered on his the his ulu
dsrbuee, in he left onext OF kin she takes ha
method exist forward and es
abis superior right said otherwise she WI
ssch exist and will consider c properly ~ be
l own.
Aug I--wlHs tast ntepgf g9s MARY a. muhPhf.
John M McCAId.A md Auditor of the Treas
uy o claims the
meut Congress- the departments 10 the settlement
| military accounts and agency business gcnsrally -,
should be postpaid HIS OF
| fee is at of 9th and Louisiana avenue
wAsmxaTox Cry Aprfi2s-1 #NH HHHa
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"src Is .s~s uuysAr enacted That shall dun .,
mail, me same every low
bidder .sn, guarantee ~ e., o faithful
provide e due celebrity een and ssesly q
s % Su no s sss any @ y
any Previous fer the same route" ~ ~
@ e careful . ssS ne % AZ !. y
proposals. s node ~ which shsy intend ne NJ. wSss
sessaaies shall Esquire ID he soause. so.es
asn ss viii Ss G s such ss
la all other the routes viii be assigned 10 bids
posing the cheapest mode q uanApoHauon'
PROPOSALS for sa,rying me ,a.iI. q the Un,,.a
Of Aabama and mississippi NE routes
hsrsin described WIN be received ~ ss Con'ei Once
ofs ss s1 q NoSsSs s V T q so
Route $500 Rome Georga, 3 m, uweek, MONDAY,
81 " cass Spring. n.y. state Line, reasaa, Gap Au,
spring Garden LLadiga, Gnihn,s Creek, Gssnspoh
ts Asnyile, Mount Miles, Sprussl's. Truss, and Rosl
ri AZ; ". d.y. s 'ssss. a......,,
a.t Friday, and 10. M. neal days
b. e. 1fs ssp M ssssaSs and Ionssboto 't
10 ton, by q. next days, 90 miles lt *af& 4
And back between 9 ~, Tuesday, thursday and saar
No s r. day s"s weekly Monday ws
Bs Tx fose l BUCK Geek Knoxville springfield and
I" n.sn ss;w..s same r say = s.y and %
day :. 8 ? n same days, Y, ,y...v ,o,a,v Wa.
No $685. From TUSCALOOSA ~ q Nd " wesAp H""o"y "euhe
BY Sorinport sipssy Turnpike. dorao Reform, Antioch
Providence and Carlyle;
TO Columbus, Mississippi. by n, m, days, 81
And back between n, Tuesday Thursday. and salat
"a, aay md ~ sas aass 4, weekly, MONDAY We,
no ''''' f'1 SesS SssI and Friday, =
y pi esS isss and Lscy,s iiiis I'D
T. = y = 9sn s, ssss y &,
uday, ., a m, next days. $500
1904 From Clinton al = M ui- weekly Monday, WEDNESDAY
By NOM; Hebron. Gainesville, seoobsr, MISSISSIPPI b
10 Herbert, b. 10, a IN, next days, "a milesi 81
And back, between 4, M Monday "Wednesday, and .
s. four \. % ,s nssssas1y win :"
No 1904 From sresnssoo a. ar q weekly, Monday, W''
~ @s Maeon ,n Demopai., Belmont, aud lsapon
o Lsassa = a. %ss ssS y pna
No soa r saaa ss ma ssss s's NJ ~sss Tue
i, a asssn Sss' iss lab cSunv Line onion
n1d saes Z Tsssdsy Thursday s..
| urday. and Q, m, next days. .' 81,
r'S ap he , Il s1 are nsiied = 7"
No $751; From Herbsr mi weekly Monday "Wednesday
| by Taasna, okabbelah, Daleyile, ponla, Lauderda,
Springs. and Penola Alabama a.. y ,.,,..
And ncE, between I, u. Monday, "wednesday and ~
Bids % commence MuskaiusAy, miles further, wioa
/ additional running time, are invited.
| NOTES.
Each proposal should be by
responsible persons, in the following manner VIZ
"The undersigned, guaranty that ------ u
his did for carrying the mail from 1880 70 49, be accepted DE
General shall into obligation prior The d
january aez with good and sufficient suee 70 perform
| the service proposed.' s.
other equivalent testimony that the suaanors are men Of property
and able 10 make good their guarantee
should be the department sealed endorsed
l"Proposais No in and addressed TO me fna
| Assistant Postmaster General t.e s.sH
prohibition OF bids resulting from comiipai9n and m
terms which the contract 70 be made, see M
NJ X. HALL
Sent a9--vtKoy.2 8 e s,a e,4 81 osi Postmaster Geneis
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nv DYER q BROTHER, Auctioneers. 4
TRUSTEES sALE.-Dn Thursdsy, The Ian day o ~,
nert, n O'Clock, D. M In ont 81 The premises, ul
deed o. trust dated The l0h ~ January 1850 and
Iiber J. g. No. TO- oos 49, 100, and 1i, one o. h 4,
cords Cor Washington county, in the District o. Column
sell a public auction, On the premises lo No s
street, between sosh and 2ist streets, ist N M gr4
i'"' tsts Ne ST. ANDERSON, Trasr'
DYER a BROTHER,
T. s,..x,..a ..-<.m.. 8. - -, Ancfionefs
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COMPILATION OF Army Register, from 1913 4
" 1857 inclusive. Price o. ssi lJi0 ls aIs ssA&
Taylor Maury, Booksellers 9t street. Washington iav
hill granting bounty lands all officers engaged In the
Invaluable and other
prosecuting claims Il the only computation ever made
Great Britain, well as Of those In service since that time up
1857 ~
Compiled by william A. Gordon, ouaremssser
rails ofhce ha ak Oct g.
Tl.As General des Phares Fanaux apusage de
Navssieurs public les auspices de Prince de Joinve
dArlere de dc Louis Napoleon
Bouspare, par capitaipe Fave vol Paris 1850
Manuel des Rseonnasssnees Minires par Leoue seners
MEMORIES Ia Tenaee PoysopaIe
dcaon Basuonee, par DE Zastfow voi and Atlas Paris
ls50. aUaHE
And others, jus, imported direct from Paris By ..
Oct FRANCk TAYLOR.
NO. rs Byrns'. Dictionary Of Engine Work and En
NO 3sa LiuriIs Living Age.
just pub'is,cd and for sale by
TAYLOR MAuRY
Oct4 booksellers, near ph street
DESCRIPTIVE and Historical sketch Of Palestine
Washington and bis Mena series Of Legends Of the Reso
luton. ..E eL
Life and orrcspondence Of Robert southey, parts
Adelaide I.inday-a novel by Mrs. Marsh.
Pictorial Field Book the Revoiution-No 4.
Hmpers' New Montbiy Magazine Tor October.
oct3 .tilG.i4 ~ ~ FRANCK TAYLOR
CALvA NlsED Portable Tet-sir Furnsees.-I have jus
houses, Offices, and churches and prepared then
Also Beebes cooking ranges. An CRATES
"I-r-i"r-tf.rt ~ a.lffsets ta5 q. WOODWARD,
Penn. avenue between 10Th and llth streets
/
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select school Young Ladies'
Mrs a. RICHARDS proposes open day school for young
Monday seps%sr g. where instruction o. me hsSss, order viii
Be Eysn IN ~ ,as ss.nsns. Of female ssass,0n !
yuns ladies such warrant full satisfaction all who
Circulars o. the school can be had 81 Rev ca.hsn
Fs.nhsm bookstore or Of the subscriber on the sorss, @ s
sept ia-ssod q
THE Fr.nkiin Paper MIN. Richmcna. Virginia, In
sas AND out
order samuel Wales, superintendent, win be
'' ss% isl ..'s"ssa' o.
A Graduate Of Yale college, native Of Maryland,
..s sss and ny sss % q s my
rough education, and bring the most ample testimonials Of
xd s po.spsi !, DO, 40, oae. n.l,mor.
MRs. ARMsrRose h.. three pleasantly .,tu.ssd rar-
vnnis avenue and convenient 10 the irving Hotel
- - haN esln I'LL 4
no All Psspon. indebted me, would give
ice hat their mus: Be ,s .sd .s
bills having the hair dressing saloon she National Ho
funds now due @ ne ins upon,
ures win be resored 10 10 enforce payment 49,, = ,...
ioctb-6t s.slsne .f JNo. H. GIbBs.
Notice l. hereby rsen mat he year
Isl o. July and Thai deduction q eight cent h allowed
upon payments o ''' a' "''s '' RJTswR Collector
ssra,--.os. d v Z. III Ia. n. y
DOOKs FROM LONDON Wooden skechins nom Nature
me screw Sss, ofn. E~yssy Captain H..sad royal
assey and Lun.c Lite via, hints BY the medical .apern'sad
Hslowes Dictionary archaic and provincial WORDS obsolete
phrases. nc. volumes 1850 ~
Hand book Of London, past and present soume
/ is50 49,. 80 t s.sff# ...a 80 ii. ~ .as-
History Of Nneyeh and PsrvcpoIs by W. W. vsax, NJ
Antiquities British Museum with account
IA uose ccunsiss volumes isse, many
Sissos Decline g.l vim ens.uns.
LIN o. Uounsus; Ny ~ n g. John. vcssmc, 1890
bcpt@ ..si9t ~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
~ p~eh~ssd NJ ssnss hseiy usesped ~ JcsepA Nsve
of ~ Of
ks ed snck n I'm pahc They hcpe ~ issnes
I}nSreU< and attention. 70 give general satisfaction. sgNaI
Their stock conssn d stoves ssss I'm rses copper sheeron
ware, kc.s
To rooasg despatch Their
charges win he moderate.
The .,os under the Of Hodskins Meredith.
July 2-dlws
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RooKs from London. Bwkes Pseage and Bsronetase i2a
ID edition, vol, 1850
Dods Peersss Baroneags, Knshrage
Ireland for 1850, vol
Charters ofhe Old Eagish Colonies Americs with inuoduc
Why English by ouiao
by Hazlitt; vol, 1850
Facts In Fsurss 9aaussy digest Of statistics. 1850
Pycros Enaish Reading, second edition. vol 1850
The ny John Green, British Consul In Greece.
Macsb,s Bridges ihef construction BY d. Dempsey
civil engineer, yols large folio plstcs, 1850 " . ' n
Win many Others, just imported direct nom London, BY
Sept rs ~ ,t3 ~ ts8 a9 FRkNCK TAYLOR
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"a ~
WANTED immediately, woman 70 DO tns -
and washing mr. family None need Apply pu, IL n,
rive recommendations white woman wos
ferrrd. Iaauire this Office. sep' -
nAvID ccpperaeld, No. ,7Pu,na@'s editor" .gynEoa
" cents FRANch lh'
sepW
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Hours or Departure az ths Passenger Trains.
From Washington at a. and at p. daily, and a
IN. daily except Sunday.
From Baltimore att m. and p daily, and duly
cept sunday. 3# 'A t'.'sgss }sN .ssNt'kI
FEB a--dly T. H. PARSONS. Agent.
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BEAUTIFUL GOODs.-wALTER HARPER 4 Co, Penn
syivanfa between will this
large and beautiful assortment Of rich dress goods shsws manu
las, enbroideres, he., May IA eodn
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tFFissano Nap kigsgas assf wet a.
n sftls Isaii8g Aamas issp<s Asvp9l ST.
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-. u "a fF71TF7
Hs(roA HAa1nas1urus nsuths-Ths advcystssr, being .
- ". q mseh szgssisncs y ~ .uufssnrs q WARRIORS
~ cofs0o ooode, ut paxcuary co1tnu duck an
- 4s.@msd y nsnssins msnafAcsrns essshishmens, =
Ssssrn9 MO an srsengerent, that might b. mutually
fof commencing the
ss eaicfon~y selected locality
soasn Hsfrenccs sstnctoy IN AL win be and
Postpaid communication. addressed COTTON DUCK MANU-
EACTURER," No eao Baltimore street, Baltimore win
no July 2s-a
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<rp<aitionary force In Italy 90 one division com
handed by General Gernsu General paraguay
p,Hluisrs was authorized TO return TO france, anu
resume his seat In the National Assembly o'n'i
changes among the Generals OF DIVISIONS Arc ~
nsuheed.
The yO,ney ship CT the line has sailed to join the
Mediterranean fleet.
grant sflSooOO francs for the sufferers at Anglers
-, unanimously agreed to In House Of Is members
MI Of France returns show gold has increased AZ
n,iou francs credt-the Treasury ncressed3 million
and private credits increased million in Paris and the
A me in the provinces.
PIRIs BouRsr-Rives, so Is. Threes, IS so.
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
A despatch from Madrid. dated the evening Of the
Esd announces that another Paris crisis, Of most
serious character had taken place The king suddenly
notified Gen Naryaez and the rest Of the cabinet his
intention of quitting Madrid in order be present
at the ACCOMPLISHMENT of the Queen After exhausting
all means Of persuasion to induce him to change his pur
pose but which were of no avail council OF ministers
held in which IL agreed to oppose by force the
Kings departure Accordingly, il was announced to
his Majesty that he must be placed under arrest.
eentries were placed at the door OF his apartment,
and the King remained prisoner during four hours,
after which time his Majesty consented and accom-
an open carriage The Tine, says the despatch ends
by saying the crisis was over for the present.
ITALY.
Row April 10 corps Of gems d'armes m01ie was
IN Of organization at Rome for the Of
the Pope 1t would be composed of volunteers Of the
French army, with the consent Of the Republic, and
esnsist OF 2COo infantry and 900 cavalry.
POLAND.
Warsaw letters state that many arrests had taken
place in that city. conspiracy amongst the Polish
and Russian youths had been discovered The young
Of the universities and the army were indiscri-
Intimately arrested without inquiry into their guilt or
Innocence. Some letters announce that ornaments
continue TO great extent, that there must be
some important project in view
TURKEY.
Reports from Belgrade state that great excitement
prevails in Servia. The population was arming and
preparing for
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business, unless soDething comes up TO employ eur
idle ships Ship building must be for q time us-
pended, or until the demand meets IN. n,..snt
supply The fact ID, that steamships have taken
such large part Of the carrying trade from sailing
ships that the latter must continue to depreciste In
Importance and value One ocean steamship can east
ly do the business Of half dozen sailing ships and
these vessels have increased rapidly within the mast
three years and have monopolixsd the import
tant routes Of trade and travel that railing vessels
have been Withdrawn, or where continued have given,
poor returns In few years. the trade and travel BE-.
tween this country and Europe will be almost entirely
by steamships and In this view Of the es
there is no doubt in our mind, that the amount q
sailing tonnage in existence, will sunics for .
least the next Ave years.
1t has lately ascertained that under the sp
propratng lands, to aid in the improvement Of tho
navigation Of the Wabash river, the State Of Inois
will be entitled under the act making appropriations
for the construction Of the Illinois and Michigan Ca
nal, to some $4,000 of land than what has
been already set apart This will swell the canal fund
just so much towards the final liquidation Of the canal
debt.
The following banks have recently declared divi-
dends out of the earnings of the last six months
Kensington Bank, per cent Gerard Bank, q do;
Philadelphia Bank and an extra dividend Of do. 2;
Bank of Liberties and extra dividend of dolo;
Bank Of Commerce. do; Manufacturers & Mschan-
les Bank, 4 do; Southwark Bank, 5 do; Mechanics
Bank, 6 do; Tradesmen's Bank, 8 do; Commercial
Bank, Ado; Western Bank, do; Farmers and Ne
chanics' Bank, do. Bank of Penn Township, 8 do;
The Bank Of Delaware has declared dividend Of twelve
dollars per share, being six per cent. The Bank OF
Smyrna has declared dividend OF four per cent. The
Delaware Fire Insurance Company has declared
dividend Of Ave per cent
The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate move
mept of the banks of this State on the 3Oth of March
1850 compared with goth Of ecember 1870, according
TO returns made TO the Comptroller. The December
report embraces returns from 1S4 banks and one
branch The charters Of the Bank Of Auburn the
Bank Ithaca the Bank OF Monroe the Bank Of Utica
and its branch at Canandaigua, expired on the LIST
January 1850. The Bank Of Ithaca the Bank OF Mon
roe, the Champlain. the Wslter Joy and the Warren
County Banks failed to make report in December
At the date Of the March there 100 banks
in operation the report embraces returns from all
one, the Bank Of Bainbridgo which failed 10
report
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~ d N K Y M A n X Il T..

THuHspsr, May e-eP.M
There is nothing In the stock market. Holder.
are evidently dissatisfied at the Of prices and
find IL dbcult keep them up to the present point
Most Of the faneies are oimuch inflated that the
steadncss Of prices is matter Of great astonshment
The whole movement is confined to Wall street, and
the statement made yesterday in relation to the
Of the Harlem Railroad Company l. fair illustration
Of the way most Of the fancy stocks held More
than tvo.thirds Of such stocks as the Long Island,
Norwich and Worcester, Farmers Loan, Morris Canal
and Canton Company, held in Wall street, and
moved to aud fro by spectators. TO suit the will Of
the dominant party IL cost. something carry such
enormous quantity Of productive securities and II
the interest Of Of the largest holders
could be Il would show state Of things little
dreamed Of by outsiders who consider every advance
in prices much actual profit. The bears frequently
make handsome proht merely on the inter- con-
nusiy running In their favor In instance there
balance In favor 81 house in the street in this
item. the elose q years business Of nearly City
thousand dollars All this. and ten time. more came
out Of the pockets Of outsiders and bull spectators in
the street and the bears will continue to drain the
pockets Of such operators In this way long o. peo-
pie deal in such improbable stocks.
At the fret beard 70. day, e g. e. 1907 declined \
per cent Pennsylvanis ts for last sales Canton Co.
y, Harlem =, Erie Railroad =, Reading Railroad ~
There large sales Of and State sock.
The market elosed weak and operators for rise En-
htit very little spirit at the board
The receipts at the oiee Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day, amounted sO7 sSs U.s. payments
s2o al o. balance, ssGOs7s9 o..
The National Rire Insurance Company have declared
dividend Of onc-cghth per cent, payable the llth
instant
There probably never wa. time when the frcightins
business was much depressed at the present mo-
m,n Prices ruinou-ly low and vessels daily clear
from our prime ipal ports but half loaded in ballast
Hundreds Of vessels have been for months y ing idle
and the Losses this year, In interest, insurance,
depreciation, Sc must be enormous The withdrawal
81 such large feet of fret class ships from the carry
ing trade Of the Atlantic, supposed would have
given those left plenty Of bu.incs at remunerating
rstes; but such has not been the About eight
hundred vessels have len the Atlantic ports for Cali
fornia. and most Of them their way round or
lying idle in the port Of San Francisco They are us
a. well OF where they are they would b. here for
We have not employment for much more than half
those left The truth H. the building Of vessels IN this
country hss progressed more rapidly during the pa c
years than bushes. for them and the carrying trad.
~ni doubtless, for few years, be improbable Not
Withdrawing ths state Of things aud the gloomy rros
peet ship ysids arc all full Of employment ana
ship huilders at the East all actively engaged I'm
ing out new vosseIs There must be collapse In An.
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THE RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES.
Meetings OF the COlOred PeOple.

There were three coored meetings last evening
one in the colercd church in Second street between
avenues A and b; another in the eolored church,
King street, Of Hudson; third In the coored
church, Church street, corner Of Leonard. A rumor
had through the city that there to be abo-
ton hsrangues at these meetings and that the white
sbolitionists would take part in them A report
had also gained ground that there to be fun
at these meetings, particularly In the Leonard
street one. But these rumors were without
foundation for the meetings all Of purely re-
lgious character. In the Leonard street church.
Ward, the colored preacher teacher, doctor, editor
printer and engraver held forth upon the duties Of the
dark race In reference TO their moral elevation lie
said nothing about abolition After Ward had conolud-
ed. loud call was made for Douglass, who and
raid he was not afraid TO speak nor to b. In New
York. nor TO be identified with the AntiSlavery So
cety, notwithstanding the mob0crstic times he stated
that he opposed TO the government. he be-
cause The government hostile to them ngland he
said had the slaves but In this republic
slavery still exists lie continued In this strain every
and then making violent attacks on the govern
whom Douglass knew full well the language most likely
to please their fancies and procure subscriptions Of 81
per annum. for the support 81 his entitled
the Moth Star, we'll brother Wards paper-both
Of which Ward endeavored to impress on their minds
they must purchase. read and make themselves ac-
qusiut.d with the merits Of their cause
large force Of police were concentrated at the
INN ward station h9 Tbs c ssdsaias to Essrsn;
Williams Wiley. and Ditchctt were all in readiness
expecting row. but all passed OF quietly.
IHI OPINION TIM BLACK AnoIIrIoSsrs rSTIErAs Tur
osEs.
II has tecn remarked in the reports OF the abolition
meetings In the Herald how few negroes present
took any part In them. There il for this;
and Ward the colorod preacher let IL at meeting
held on Tuesday evening Mt shiloh Church We were
not present at that meeting. but trust worthy
t man who was present informs that the preacher
denounced tho white sboltionist- as hollow, hypo-
critical aud ipsnccrc, They did not come up TO tho
mark. They did not meet the colored men as
on perfect equality with them. and practically
by their conduct gave the lie to their doct rnes
white hboltivnists. They did admit colored men
to their society end the society Of their families They
only therefore. trading upon an agitation that
meant nothing after all Thus II seems honest sam
DO Ward does not put his trust In Garrison and the
other abolition leaders All the r.oe,ings terminated
pefcrabiy
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Trouble In Ulster County.

ooSrt~risrsp IHF prL.w.Rr .Sp HunsoS r .v.t
There IL trouble anticipated in Ulster county Yes
terdsy rcquistion was made upon Mayor woodruff,
by the authorities % Ulster cosnty for the assistance
q some e. our ccient members q the police aid
thsm In the suppression Of contemplated riot on the
Delaware and Hudson Canal between the Irish laborcrs
working on the canal According 20 the information
In town the company have large number Of men en-
rioyed on The canal In Ulster county back o Pough
kecpse; aud In order 60 expedite the work the CON.
Tany have Employed gangs Of men 20 work by night
well as W day To this nsht-work the day labnrcrs
opposed and have threatened personal violence TO
all those no work by starlight ght OF lamp
light Owing 90 these threats q violence the sheriff
81 the county has BEEN called cut aud to aid hun IN
keeping the peace the Mayor of this city has allowed
a dozen Of our picked men nom the police headed BY
Assistant Capt Morris. ~ tho Tenth ward eac man
being armed with six barrel revolver TO b. used in
II Necessity TO 60 TO the assistance 81 the %
Ulster They lon ycsttfday afternoon ~ O'Clock by
the liudson River Railroad for the Of disturb
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rsTrnrsTrSo TRos NEStsrELa.--We have received
copy of the Gscss the Official paper of the government
Of yencEutls, containing copy q oaieoI letter
from Mr. wilson the British CAsrse in relation 70 The
rumors which have been circulated II en- intention
ths part q the British government 60 GET rcsson Of
the neck Of isnd laying between Britsh Gusyana and
the mouth Of the ornoco river, on the Spanish Msn
Colonel Wilson denies any such intention the part
Of the Brtfh government The letter will be published
- morrow
We learn that Gen rsss Il stn In prison-nonsras
Sefa'nE TO allow him 10 leave the country, according
70 The set q Congress