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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
fuREiDS NEWS.
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Nav YoKg. SEP. 81.
The r'stdii steamship fscihc.
Fra Svs. arrived B, her wharf ''gis
Afternoon. SIC lc!, Liverpool on
Wednesday. tie lI'h n.s:.
SPAIN.
Tie aceoun;. from Nsaul confirm
the e,u a9r,i,uars surccss ob'A'ucd
Nv tire government IA The elections.
None 4 the chief. II the Procr,sss;i
gar.v. and tot more than tHcl'c Of
tho o. loNi,on Deputies az. elected,
ITALI.
Oae e The Roman journals reports
tia, Lord ralrcrs,on had addressc'l
TO the Cour, of the Vatican an cncr
cc,ie D,,.. Ia which he cautions u
garrst aio,,,n, violent measures 81
ward Sardinia. and yersererius IN the
.y.,-m hitherto pursued hy ,i,e Pope
With regard ,o the government.
( The Minister ol Finance a, is"mc
ha. published ratification of the
.s.uc o' treasury bombs ~ q C amount
, q , 900, GOO .tri,, for the rurl"s,
! f a,;ll,aNns from circulation the
greater Iar, q the paper currency.
AUSTRIA.
4 Custom League, il il stated. has
been concluded between Austria and
the Duch,cs Of Modcna aud Parma.
Tuscany does not at prcscn, form {
PAR, of the League, bu. negotiations
IN the subject are pending.
Owing to contained heavy rains
the war IN Schlcw sin. has been Il, ;
s,and-s,ll. Fla, meadows, &c. arr
under water and in some places L
such depth that only the tops o
houses could be seen above it. Thu
Germans generally are cxprcssin.
srea, discontcn,ment at the dclugc.
= The accounts from Schlcswiy AZ
aonncc that martial law has been Ir,
q claimed ia llusun aga,ns. all person
b ,onccalins arms or holding commun
;a,ion With the Danish camp.
FRANCE.
A grand naval review took llac
v Chcrhonr.h, on Saturday, in tn
,rescncc Of the Prcsidcn. Of tn
: French Republic.
Prcsidcn; BonaIartc was at Che
)our.h, aud exercised the Frcnc
i .lnad,on there. He entertained
, ,reat number of English naval of
, 'crs at dinner, on board the Frcin'
:. an man of.war.
.c The health Of the Queen Of BE
,, ,ium causes some disquietude
+ nongst the Orleans family she
r suffering from an affection of Il
y hest.
" The cholera has disappeared fro
:. the province Of Constantlnn and al
:, from Tunis. The Consul.Gcneral
g the Seine ct Marine has adopted a r
- solution expressing a wish that u
D. remains OF Lp'Hs Tt,''rre shall
p trough, 70 France.
l.; BELGIUM.
" lIarnau hns arrived at Aix.la,Ch
- pc'lc. suffering from the severe flo
i gins he received from the Lond,
= d-aymcn. lie was treated. viii
1. passing through Belgium, with silc
i contempt. lie sncakel on, Of 10
sc don aud England as quick as pos,
/, bic.
10 MARX ETS.
q LIVERPOOL, Sept. ll.-Thcrc h;
+" BEEN dull aud l,iclcss Cotton mark,
y nee ,'c date Of the Circular Of Il
" 9th, with decidedly downward tie
. 'icncy in price, bat not generally
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
BELGIUM.

lIarnau has arrived at Aix.la.Cha
pc'lc. suffering from the severe hog
sin: he received from the London
d-aymcn. lie was treated. while
passing through Belgium, with silent
contempt. lie sncaked out Of Lon.
don aud England as quick as posi-
1 4
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-26
TIL. III IL.A\D HER MD.
THURSDAY. SET -
TIE TARIFF.

W, hear from Wa.i,iny,on that the
fri,nds - proper ,aria prcisosc to
mslc "A move Ia the llou-c Tor
Is, rO..,gc ot the foiiowing amend
re,n, 70 ,hc cAi,,;ns latf aoi passed IA
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
Pruning the Peach.
ny J. J. THOMAS.

Although we have nothing new TO offer Al,
The present time on this subject, yet as the
time is approaching for attention to the nee
ess1ry work. we would remind our readers
briefly of some Of the principal points aud ad-
vantages.
The peach OF all our fruit trees, is remark
able for its sensitiVeness 10 shade. The
leaves and branches positively refuse to grow
unless they can feel the sunlight. Hence as
the tree advances in size, the shoots IN the
centra! parts of the head, dwindle, die, and
drop of. leaving the more central portions OF
large heads, with long naked limbs. bearing
tufts OF leaves only no their extremeties. Ii
is not necessary for US to point out the evils
OF this result, so obvious to every cultiyatot.
The remedy consists in keeping the leaf
bearing branches thinned out towards lheiI
extremities. so as to let the ligh, into the cen
tre of the head. This may be partly effected
IN trees which have been neglected. by cut
ting out shoots Of some years growth when
necessary. But the best way is 10 cut off.
near the close of winter; from one half 10
two thirds Of every last years shoot. all over
the tree, commencing this treatment as soon
as the tree begins to bear. and repeating il
annually as long as the continuance Of the
tree. This greatly reduces the weight ofio-
liage, aud thins the fruit. The crop borne
on trees treated thus. is not so great as to
numbers, but This deficiency is fully made
up in measure, and tile quality is iDcompara'
bly, improved. Such varieties as the Heath
Cliug, which are usually almost worthless.
from being crowded on the trees, are the most
easily thinned of their crop in this way--iar
more so than by the usual practice Of pick
ing of the young peaches.
This shortening OF the shoots is perfectly
simple, that the most awkward workman can
hardly 60 wrong. The only attends to one
point, that isIo cut off two-thrjs Of the long
shoots and half the short ones. ii may do
this, with knife, aud aided by means Of a
good standing or shelf sustaining ladder
This mode Of pruning the peach. although
long ago practiced in some parts Of Europe,
has been but lately introduced to much ex-
tent here, where it has uniformly been at,en.
ded with the best success.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the pay
I y ment Of certain sum Of money secured TO be
paid by Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the 22nd
day of December ls45. executed by Daniel ID. Fran
cisco or the TO ~nship ef Rending Hillsdale County
Michigan, to Ira 5 Nudge, of the same place
which mortgage was recorded in the Office
of the Register Of Deeds Of the County Of Hills
dale in Liber d of Mortgages pages SCI and 562
nnd on which there is claimed be due at the date
this notice the sum ofthree hundred and eighty
dollars and four ceats 1888 04) and no proceedings
law or IN equity having been instituted for the re-
covery ofthe same, any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue OF power
o sale in said mortgage contained and pursuant 10 the
Statute in such case made and provided, the premi
described IN sad mortgage 10 wiU "All that Ger
tain pee or paicel of land, situate lying and being
in the County Of Hillsdale described follows. viz;
The south east quarter of the south quarter md
thrty-one acres Off the side Of the west half of
the south east quarter Of section six in Township mum
her seven soutli of range number four west in the
State of Michigan containing seventv-one acres Of
land more CT less Will he sold ai Public Auction
or vendue 10 the hrhes, bidder. the Couri House
in the Village or llsdale in said County Friday
tho oath day Of May l. $50. at ten O'Clock in the
forenonu ofthat day.
Dated February 90, 1870
IFAs NUDGE mOrtGagce
Gro. Csr. Nu'y. n32
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
Look Out for the villain.

lNDIANoPoLIs.lND, Feb 2S.
Fourteen months since. nesrlhis city resi-
ded young lady--refned, lovely, and high
in society. A Young man from Missouri.
calling himself Dr.. Dunn. with letters of zee.
omsndati0n from gentlemen known and en-
lilled 20 respect. He was evidently a manwho
had seen much society. and except grand
mo ustache and imperial gostee--pTimd Jacie
evidences ola gambler or brainleSs dandy
he seemed much of a gentleman. He said
he owoed ten thousand acres Of land in Wis
consin, and several fine farms in the South.
In the presence Of large and elegan; we'd
ding party, | saw her blend her destiny with
that OF this stranger; and while all Others
thought "she had done we'll" secret in
preston stole into my mind that this plausi-
Doctor was villain, They leit for their
home in Missouri, she happy ia the love she
bore him.
Three months afterwards. having got all
her money, and money sent by other pe,ons,
he went to ST. Louis, sold the piano OF his
wife there deposited. and she has not seen him
since This young lady, one year since so
happy, and filed with those blissiul hopes for
the future which expand the bosom Of the
refined and innocent young wonlau. is now
here at her former hume. the very impeTson-
alton of deSpair--a mournful wreck Of once
beautiful and happy woman. The Infamous
iiberatOe who thus destroyed had taken
her within eighty miles Of where he had be.
fore married and left another wife. gotten by
similar fraud, and Information justiies the
belief that he has many other wives.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
.fEOrIgSrge NnEe.

NOTICE i hereby given, that on Wedne sday the
~ let day of May, Ia the year eighteen hu. dred
and y At two o'clock + NJ. Of that day. the Court
House IN the Village of llillsdale in the County OF
Hillsdale and State OF Michigan there will be sold
ut pubic auction all and singular the land and prem
ises lying and being in the Township Of Lilchfeld,
County OF Hillsdale and State of Michigan known
aud described follows, To wat; Beginning on the
north west side Of the Homer road being Two rods
moth west of The curueroiN Swarouts land, thence
running south forty FIVE degrees west and parallel
With said Souhworih eight chains and eighty nine
links thence northwest aud parallel will the Homer
road three chains aud sixty one onehundredths
(Gl-l lOOl 10 land owned by lie udrr Smith, thence
north forty four and halfeas the said Homer road,
thence south ory-6ve and hall degrees three&
sixtytwo hundredth (62 lJ0) Chains 10 the place
of of5eginning containing three aud aquarter Of
land be the same more or less being section nun.
her ten. town five south FRANCE iour west.
Said sale will be made by vrtae aud IN pursuance Of
a power Of sale contained in an irdeuture ofmortgags
on said prcmiss dated Tie sixth day of April A. ID.
eighteen hundred aud forty nine executed by Obedah
Allen and Lucy his wife tn l. a. Afford aud recorded
in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds for said County
nf Hlsdae on the thirty first day Of July A. ID. egh.
teen hundred and forty nine Liber g of mortgages
psees 1914. 1885, and 1876, said mortgage was assigned
by L. A ford TO Clark Rowlsou on the twenty sc b
day Of December A. ID. eighteen hundred md ior:v
nine which assignment " as recorded in the Office of
the Register Of Deeds for said County on the twenty
sixth day Of December a. ID. eighteen hundred and
forty nine in Liber ofnortgages on page 465. The
amount now claimed 10 be due on said mortgage Tor
principal and interest is fifty dollars and thirty
cents, (sj73O) Defauthaving been made IN The pay.
ment OF SAID sum Of money according the conduon oi
said mortgage aud no suit proceeding having been
instituted az law or in chancery for the payment OF any
part thereof the sale will be made according to the
law existing IA such case. in tho year eighteen hun.
dred and forty nine al the date of said mortgage.
FL G. wILsoS. Aty. Assigneess.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
.Hnrfgngo Anlc.

NTUEREASde default has been made ~ tie
w payment of a certain mortgage nude by llora'
,io w Bates, 70 William PlS mptou tsince deceased,l
bearing late the eighth ot March u the year Eign
teen hundred and forty five Gsl5) which was duly
rec1r led in the Registers Office. for the County ot
itsdale aud STATE o.. Michigan on the day aud year
aforesaid in Liber d. or mortgages pages $50 and
:}jl aud whereas there is now due said mortgage
the sum Of four hundred AMI toar dollars and tNen
ty.taur cents (sf04.24J aud whereas said mortgage
contained power of sale over the premises therein
describes in case uf any dcfanlt in the condition
thereof and suit at law, ia chancery. has ever
been ninst1ied TO recover the debt secured by snid
mortgage any part thereof: and whereas the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed Administrator oi
the said William Plympton deceased Now therefore
10y virtue Of said power of safe shall expose for sale
public auction. 10 the highest bidder. on Thursday
he Eleventh day Of April next az ter oi The clock
in the fore Of that day the Court House 10 tie
Village Of llsdoie in the county aforesaid, that be
ing the place uf holding the circnit court for said
county the following premises described iu said mort.
gage, 20 wit: "The northwest quarter 0f the uorth-
west quarter Of section twelve. IN township seven
south of range three west and the north half of the
north east quarter of sertion eleven in the
in the comfy Of Hlsdale aud State of Michigan.
Il. T.. PLYMPTON Administrator
of William Tlymptou deceased.
L. II. e. WrLsoS. Atty.
January D b. 1850. MO l3w
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
Riot i'm Pittsburg.

Pusburg has for some time past, been the
theatre of very serious riots. headed by fe
males The boilers and puddlers Of the iron
louuderies Of that city have ''been on strike
for several weeks, for higher wages. The
employers refuse TO raise the wages, and
have filed up their establishment with cas-
tern mechanics, who receive The old prices
This state Of affairs has brought the families
Of the unemployed artisans 10 gteat distress
aud want. On Friday of week before last
an attack was made upon'one Of the founde-
ries by a large number OF women. armed
with clubs, stones, aud other missiles. The
propTietors and workmen were driven out.
some Of them very mpch injured, and cousid-
erable damage was done TO the machinery
and materials Of the establishment On Sat
urGay morning another attack was made by
the same mob upon ano'her establishment.
with simular results. The utmost disorder
prevailed The eastern operatives we're lock.
ed up in the barracks Tor safety. The mill
tia were called out FOR the protection of the
founderies aud the worknen.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
0PCORRECT L.4.ND.u.4RKS.sfD
VI. TERRY.

CoUN rY SURVEYOR FOR HILLsDALE COUNTY.
HOLDS himself in readiness to establish
d n new. accurate and permanent Land marks,
Bounds and lines for roads; and 10 correct those fur
nished by the Deputy United States Surveyor for
Ohio. Indiana, and Michigan" ana as he is incum.
bered with but Office, he is satisfied that by civ
ing bis attention to such corrections and 10 his own
business he will ser, the public welfare and make
an honest and comfortable living. Having honestly
procured copy Of The United States Field notes. he
is able lend them occasionally, TO those surveyors
who have 50 many Offices to, attend 10 that they have
10 set Up nights do nothing
n Office in Kings Block-next door to the Co.
Clerks Office
Hilsdale January 81, 1880.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26

NN1 HEREA~ default has been made in the
" p-ynent of "a certain sum OF money secured
10 be paid by iudentuTe duior,gage beurug cote he
ninth DAY o. May iothe yeor ., o. 1915 eXcclted b.
khJ1h Nosderoi ueh Ii.,sds'e county atd rtot, &c
A-i.,;can.ta jo.cph Moss pitGr state Of New Yo.k.
8.f .s.teh sad wp,ignge WAS duly recorded ia The
i.c-sts i.rr 'i tu cluu5 ut Ii!lisdale and Stale
uf .irl-au ca lae fourteenth day June a. D. lsis.
rn Ahef q a. :uurga ges on pages es and 80 and
.Aele /, nowdYe SAID Mortgage at the date Of this
auice. the sum of Tvrnty.srven dollars and fifty
cents. n being tortIe first payment of interest due
AND unpaid sod mortgage, and whereas. said
mortgage contained pov Of sale over the premises
hercu described n ot any default IN the cundi-
u,u ri cot. prd I,HU iu equity has ever
been instituted recover The debt remaining secu-
red by sad mortgage, or any part th-reo,
Notice is therefore hereby given that 10y virtue of
said power of sale ion said mortgage contained. and
agreeable TO Ire Sifuies ia such made and pro.
vi!cd, VIII he sold az public auction 10 the highest
bidder-su iec the principal of uuney IN said
rgnge contained. md expressed. and the interest
20 become due said principal sum--on Thursday
the z7lh day Of June next, two clock NJ. OiIhat
day az the Court House in the Village Of llsdae,
IN the Couuy OF Hillsdala aforesaid that being the
place of holding the circuit court for said county OF
HHlsdale The following described Land. 10 wit;
Allth0sc certain pieces parcels o land situate in
the Township Of Allen, Comfy Of Hillsdale and
State of Michigan. known and described ns foilo-s,
viz: The west half ufthe south west quarter Of Sec
tiun number twenty (2O) and the east half of the
south east quarter of section number twenty
one t2lJ containing one hundred and sixty acres
of land, more or less. excepting therefIom
the equal undivided one half Of five acres here
tolore decided cnnveyed 10 Ira Lotbani 9lso one
divided half part Of the privilege Of NIL de.
srrbed iu deed from William n. Nichols md Pris
celia his wife the party of first part, bearing
date the fourth day of December y. 1885, also all
that other piece OF land bounded follows cOmmen-
cling in the center of the Chicago Road in section one,
between sections nine and ten, thence North eleven
rods thence EasterS parallel with said road nine 81
rods and thence South To the center ofthe Chicago
rood thence along The line fbe Of said road
10 the place of beginning, all being in township six
south OF Range four west. Dated April 4th lst0.
JOSEPH MOSS. Mortgage,
Gro MONpor Nttv for Mortgage. n32
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26

Mas. HowARD "A application was made
10 the Judges Of the Common Pleas. on
Saturday morning, TO appoint Margre' Eilz'
abslh Howard guardian Of her children, who
had bequeathcd to them by their father, the
late Captain Howard. property to the anouHt
OF some $4,000 or $4,000. The applics-
ton was supported by her counsel. Judge
Walker and Mr. King-Mrs. Howard herself
with her two children. being presented. Her
appearance denoted but little Of that men
tai disquietude represented short tune since;
her appearance rather indicated health, and
her manner ease and tranquility OF mind
The Court granted fhc application, appointing
her gusrdiso. We understood she intends,
soon 10 JOIN her relatives in Canada
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
BOOK BlNDIN q.
VI. -. JOHN.

HAS commenced the business of Book Bind
I i ing in Jonosville, where he is in readiness to
90 anything in that line in good style and at rea-
sOnable prices.
Magazines. Public Documents, Blank Books, or
old booksneedng new covers, will be bound 10 order.
n Books for binding may be leftat the Standard
Office, with directions how TO be bound, and can be
had at the same place after binding.
JOncsviilo Fob 10 1e49.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife Missouri has loft my bed and
board. without any just cause or provocation. This
is TO forbid all persons from harboring trusting
her on my account, rs | shall pay debts of her
contracting after this date. JAMES SULLIVAN.
Alransnn. Brlnch CO. March 1857.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
Cikn .1re,lcies.

vBPA PALMER tile American Newspaper Agen
g authorized 10 receive subscriptions aud advertise
nents for tllis paper Ills Offices at
BosroN. 8Copgress street.
NEW YORK Tribune buildings. -
PHILADELPHIA, n W, cor.3d and Chestnut 81.
BALTiMoRE, $. " cor. North aud Fayeite ST..
p. HoMAN, is our authorized Agent At Detroit.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26

CHOLERA IN MExIco.-The cholera RACES
IN many parts Of Mexico. AT the town OF
Vernadoa. on the 4th Feb, there we're 49
cases, nine proving fatal. At the village Of
Buena Vista, in the State Of Michocsn, the
greater part ofthe inhabitants, through fear,
fed. OF seventy persons who were attached
10 one day. none recovered. The Mexican
papers think that the epidemic is not Of so
alarming a character as that Of 1882. and 80.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
Removed.

Messrs Bidwell ~ Ramsdell have remo' ed their
Boot, Shoe and Leather Store, one door north
of j l., Carninc's
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26

IL never know" says DIR. Chandler, speak
ing of q not uncommon form Of insanity, in
his Massachusetts, State Lunatio Report, ga
patient sent to a hospital, who had fears of
coming to want, but was considered by his
neighbors as a man Of wealth. ] apprehend
that the fear of poverty but seldom brings in
sanity 70 the poor"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
WhoaI Baok!I Get Up Thar.

The undersigned would invite those Indebted 70
him by Note or Book Account, 70 call and setue I'M
medately. Notice is hereby given thatDo Drsyine
viii be done on credit af,er ths dote
November 20 1872 = 3ILCHFfST.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
Rates Of .Adpsrtising.

Legal advertisements at legal rates OF advertising
IC5s Business men in this place, can receive the
naper one year with their Card insented al the rate
or $500 a year by the Carrier,
~ All advertisements must be accompanied with
written directions fer the length Of time they
be nnblished or they will be inserted until forbid,
aud charged accordingly.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
Housc to let.

From tho hrst day Of April next. SAID
<%f1/A house is newly fitted up, and painted
rs..l outside and in-with hnlf an acre Of
lsssikf& land. situated fow rods north Of tho
-tffsAsftss River. Apply 70 d. BEEBE,
AGENT for 4. Rlackmar, Of Newark, Wayne Co.,
Now York. fco. 20 loou.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26

On tho day Daniel Webster delivered his
speech. the Republic received orders for over
SO, 900 copies in pamphlet form.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26

The CHOLERA IN LoUIsIANA.--THE
TewN OF TRISITr DEPoPULATED.--The
Natchez Free Trader. Of the 27th ult., an
nounces the entire depopulation Of the ,hri-
wing village Of Trinity, ba., at the junction
of the rivers, Tensas. Black aud OuGhita,
thirty miles distant from Natchez. That
awful scourge, the Asialic cholera. descen-
ded upon the population with fatality al
most unheard OF. Ten or twelve physicians
resident there. or called in from the adjacent
country, were scarcely able to save patient
who had beer taken sick. Flight was the on
ly safety for the we'll aud death only resigned
in Trinity. Mr.. Snyder, formerly resident
Of Natchez. kept a boarding house there.
with 35 or 80 boarders, all OF whom. who did
not ronaway died. Mr.. 5. staid and took care
Of them until the last one died, then descen-
ded TO the mouth of Red river, and he. too.
died on the steamer going to Natchez.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
Ocean Steamers.

The A tianiIc is to be tracked by an addi-
tional numt er of steamships the coming sea
son. The United States Mail Steamship
Company, will establish line OF splendid
new steamers, direct from New York to Lv-
erpool. The Boitic the Atlantic, the Arctic
the Pacific aud the .Adridtic compose the
line. and all but the last named have been
launched. These ships have been built by
contract expressly for government service.
and no expense or paios have been spared in
their construction.
The Atlantic is 10 sail from New York on
the oath OF April and will leave Liverpool on
the 18th Of May; another will sail hence for
Liverpool on the 25th Of May. The price OF
passage from New York to Liverpool is to
be Sl30.
The proprietors Of the Cuna'd Line have
not been Idle. Their line will be greatly
strengthened by the accession OF two hne
steamers. the .4sia and a fricd and will con
sist of nine vessels. No notice has yet been
given Of the time these steamers are TO com.
menoe running weekly, but we presume 1t
will be in April. Altogether. the ensuing
season bids fair to be one ofunrivaIed activity
among the various lines OF ocean steamers