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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
An Jn,ervIew with One of the Saints.

Under this title the editor oftheD4ly Free Dem
ocrot, of w isconsin, gives an account OF Vislt
maid him by one of the Mormons by tue name OF
Mills. fresh from Beaver Island, the rendeZyous
of about 400 Of those singular fanatics he stated
that Strang. the man who got himself proclaimed
kim on the 9Th ofJuly last, had been imprisoned
four times but each time got clear, on some tech
nical informally When asked II the authorities
did not coude with Strang, for the sake oil get
ring the Mormon vote, he said, he guessed there
ras some wire. pulling. The District Attorney
made strenuous efforts to clear HIM, and the
Saints voted the Democratic ticket. Strang has two
wiyes-his first about his own age, say 35-the
last, married last Summer, II years old. The
Prophet is thought to have had an eye 10 the beau
tifui and sensible in choosing her
Mr.. Mills lived year with SIR. Cheeseman, who
had three wives-one old and two young ones ali
have separate beds; the younger have one child
each ard the Oldest has four or five. Dir. Cheese.
man has had two more wives, bat one bolted and
the other poisoned herself.
Mr. Mills SAYS, it is generally supposed that a.
rnilieg cOrnposed Of q plurality OF wives, live
peaceably and happily, bat that it causes blcker-
ings. heart burnings and continual strife. lie
saws there is a division of sentiment among them
in regard to the practice the women advocating
il as strongly az tie men; that year ago tGey
were about equally divided in regard to II, ouE
that the tide Of public sentiment IS setting stlop5
" against H. and that this change OF sen.iI .h.
against polygamy is OWING to dlcus''0iH H. thinks
Ehss sas BE- defended ion s Old Tssff
roent INT that strict morality toroias - that
T,sLas@ mn f1ydnts q nd fe0p7efl " t'S'' 49,
49,, fe1, Of the saints practice IL Adams
vi Tier 'Ss TSasfaee ss1ss .l @ o: Aas
aho sr a5.ssaf r. Pfs2 .i . q aae al he
proclaimed \ ~ .1satee and seans nsel1
~~H u !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

SNEW ROUTE to BUFFALO and the WEST-Fsl
ATrRrseIlertLe4ve NeRT0rk for Biugbsmton, sfrirsr
Corning, HarneAsgle, Geneva, Rochester Buffalo sId
tene iiate places daily, by STEAMBOATS, 0MASPO ELL
and FL E, from pier foot o. DuGne-st as follows
Breakfast AID supper on board the beats.
EXPRESS TRAIN al A 81 stopping only 81 Sufierns
Shesier Goshe1 Mddetown PoTt Jeryis Narrow sogTg
Vereg, ElIra sni Jefferson arriving al Geneva al 10
Passengers fer Rochester Buffalo Gc lodge al Gene
arrive Rochester and Saalo SANG lime az passsn.
gers via Abeay wiz the shvRLsge Of nights rest 81 Ge
WAY AND Mail TRArx-At7AM topping s; AH ma
Stations arriving 81 Corning the evening o. II Is oclk
Eatone
NieaT ExFsEss 81 M. stogpng al Per1ioqt sut
ferns Chester Gshes Mddletowp 0nsyie Port Jervis,
NarWshuTgh Hancock, Deposit Laneshoro, Great 6enc,
binghamton and ali he stations west Of Snyhamtor.
Passengers for Buffalo BY his proceed 10 Geneva and
axe Ne tram arriving 81 buffalo same afternoon Passn'
gers for Ithaca Cayuge Bridge, and OF Cayuga Lake
iske The cars OF he Cayuga sad SusquehanrS Railroad
At OEego- which leave immediately on the arrival OF
The Erie trains Passengers for Tioga and Lycou,ing
DIES Pa take the the Corning snd Bossburg Railroad
d CORNING Stages taye Sarrows6uTg Hancock, pePosl
Lsnesboro Binghanton 0wego Waverly, G}r1rs, Corn
iRg and Hornelsge S Sn eys a Of ne s 55s'gs
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva ct - AN stopping al q
mira Wavery, Owego, Binghamon LaHesboro, Deposit
Hancock Narrow sbuIg Port Jerys Mddetown, Goshen,
Chester and Suferns arriving in New-York at SePM
WAY AND Mail Tram leaves Corning al A n Stopping
NIeH7 ExPeEss TRAM leaves Geneva at 5 P VI ard
hornesvile al NJ stopping at all stations wet of Bling
Narrow sburgh Port Jervip, Odsvle Mddleown Goshen,
Chester Saferus and Permout arriving in NewYork ats
O'Clock AM
WAY TRAM leaves Odsvtle at 80 AM stopping al al
tie stai0ns and arriving in NeyV-York al 10 IS AM
NEwBuRGH BRAscH leaves Newburgh al 20 AN and
M. and P NJ connecting With the trains going West
Leave Chester al AZ AN. and P NJ and 10 P 81 or 90
arrival Of the trains from the West
FREIGHT RAINS leave from pier foot Duaneet al ID
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and al places
West taken by Express freight trains and s forwarded
through without deiay. CHARLES MINOT
k28 superintendent
NorE.-The Permont and Dearman Ferry advertise to
connect the Hudson River Trains, leaving NewYork at
A and P. ID with the morning aud evening express
trains going EASTWARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
nIruI WORK 4 NEW-HAVEN RAIL

NEW YORK q NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
lVROAD-On and afer Monday, October H. the follow
Ing taFs Win issye NE GaAast station near 5rnlad gay.
EerE also received 81 The RewYoTk and hzrie1
prGroed Office TyTent7-seventh-st
l. Accommodation Train al Is a M icr New ocseIe
sfsynaroneck Rye, Port Chester Greenwich Sasnofo os
rieu NorT all, Westport Southport FAIRFIELD Bridgepo1a
s.ra I'd Milford and New Hayen Passengers, ION ~
Tavtacns Albany. sDd the StaOns on the housalose
and Na1-aruck Railroads VII taAe ms Iain aho sI,p -
bridgeport PessengersroIn Way for Boston ffos
ldence Worcester Hartford Spr1ng7ed anG Coaneass.
River Railroads VIII take this Train aud Jon EXPRESS lrs1n
At New Haven Passengers from ne Nay3sanons Iof
Hsu6en Cheshire, Souihington P!ainylLs sa1'nnsIot
syon Tariff Tile and Colnsve VII aEa ttls Tram aAa
ioin tie Canal Railroad Train at New Haven 81.
Txress Train At o'clock NJ for Stanford; oridse
ror' Ai5auy Housalonc and Nsugatuc Railroads New
Haven and The Canal Pairoad- Middleton Hartford,
e. efeId ard Connecticut River Railroad Worcester
arcoTmodaion Train al O'Clock a VI for New
Haven and all inefmedaie siahons a7eh89ls - ~
Train for Stations The Hartford and Ne"-HaYen ~
rnad viii remain over at Newdar about one hour
Ioau, WI ~ Rotnn hy taking this Train may remain
@ - ,,rea IN ave hours az New. Haven Hartford
Snr;rpfejd or at any Station where the Express tram
receives passengers Passengers by hs Tram f9r ne ga
Express Train NJ for Stamford, Norwsik, prdgs'
port and Hoasatonc and Nsngatck Railroads
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston =,
S Accommodation Train ala N for New Haven ana aa
he Intermediate Stations - IT,
g. CoHlnutaron Tram si ) F. M For Bridgeport sna -
's'h'eS'iNDe '''- TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Communication Tram 81 10 An roTa Bridgeport S"p
ping at al the intermediate Stanons -, r,.,
Accommodation TEan a 49,. "A tLc sG
stopping al al intermediate StaLOna RECEIVING peSeS
rom Nsngstlck Railroad at Bridgeport 49,,
s. Accommodation Train al ~ An fIoih view ~.
roupiag al ali intermediate Stations receiving passengers
rom Hartford and New Haven, Canal Railroad and Nsug
Express Grain at 10 M lin connection with the Ex,
press Train from Boston, from Ne7T-Hayen, stopping -
bridgeport and Stanford receiving passengers rom Eis
Housatonic Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train at 80 P M trecevtEg passen.
gers from the Accommodation Train from BOSTON, iron
Eeyy-Haveu. stopping ct all intermediate Sstona
s. Express Train at 10 Al Tor IN connection Win TX
press Train from Boston) stopping eli Bndgeorr Nor~aA
Train from Pttsed connects with this Tram al Bridgeport
Passengers ere requested procure hckes before AKnK
] seats In the Cara NJ b. b NAHUM ouP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and


a FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steara-
ers BAY STATE and STATE Of MAINE, OF great Strength
and speed particularly adapted 10 the navigation OF Long
Island Sound running In connection With the Fe River and
Old Colony Railroad distance of IS miles TO Boston ony
Leave pier 5 N.R. near the Battery. No.,
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM broWn- on Aue<'
DAYS THURSDAYS and Saturdays al T M. -
fhe steamer STATE or MAINE, Capt Thoinas, u
levitt on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays 81 III
This line s the only that direct for NeWPcfA
These steamers are fitted with commodous stater eolae
and every arrangement the security and comfort Of pas
seugers who are afforded By this route nights resi- "a
board and or arrival Fal River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning or can reIRas
OF board getting their breakfast if wished for una ns
starting of the accommodation train 81 quarter oef9Ia
7ocock which reaches Boston al abonts cIocA Am
A baggage-naseri is attached to each steamer VINO 70
ceyes and tickets the baggage, and accompanies the 'aa
10 It's destination. $1,000 a..
The for passage and the prlce OF saferooihh US
game by other lines 49,
steamer Tins in connection with ha me 70 ana hoss
Providence daily except Sundays, ,-.,
Freight 10 taken the same rates as ~ tho ot
regular nee and forwarded with greater expedition by az
Express freight rain which leaves Fail River every morn
inr SUNDAY cxcepted) at O'Clock for Boston and New
Bedford arriving at destination at or about II An
FOR freight apply board az the office on Pier NA
FOR berths apply board or 1t Is ceFFeo
10 secure them ahead, application may be made to
ielGy TIsDALE BORDEN Agents, 70 and II West-al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

e,TREET DEPARTMENT. 70. 4 HALL OF REcoRDs-PSSbe
Spoes hssby gwen tat The following Psaons have bean
nsesnied 70 Board Of As-tan. Aldermen To regulate LsTne
Ion avenue Fly third and Fifty fourth streets 70 o ana
eraee Eighty .1h street Fh 70 Riasoa RIVER All
rou ses;sd having objections hnro requested 70 pssea
ibs xrtrng sndsT,gBsd bs oce ssrs The stu
day Of December ne1t,-Noyem5er Is, 1870
n9s John I. DODGE strsei Coar1'ssoner
-c1TPYTT nYP1RTsgyT- 20, 4HAIL OF RECoRDs-PBb-
= hereby ye, s. peo1s have 5sen 1tssHea
A5eren 70 regulate fegrads and reset c' and t
m St Narpkee ID establish med I'm
grade and Warrington .ts Persons n,ered ha4
octor,;o the ths writing az the
street Cous.o1srs oce By =" = day OF December a71L
-Kov 81 ls5o [oZll JoEv Dodge s;[e-t CoIlrs-L2re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

I'VE PASSENGER TRAINS UP-Leaye New York foot
Of Corand-sL 80 Am. and so M; Leave Newark Is
Am and 10 P M.
PASSENGER TRAINS DewN-Leave Dover A. NJ, and
45 M; Morristown S. A. M and IS P NJ; Madison
As A NJ and 30 P M Summit G5 A. NJ. and o5 ?. 81
mivile Is A NJ and Is P Nd Orange IS a. n and
sSPM
FREIGHT TRANs-Leave Dover A NJ. and New-York
0RAncE HORSE CAR-Leave Orange IA M and $50
P. NJ; New York II 50 A M and 4 80 P NJ
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way North and South Orange Mllylle, Summit,
Chatham Madison MoTrstown, Morris Plains DsnYtle,
Rockaway and Dover.
At Dover, stages connected with the AM passenger
train leave for Suckssunny Stanhope, Newton dackeF-
town and Hope daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays ard Fridays and for Sparta Johnsonburg,
BRrslown Columbia Delaware Water Gap, Strongsburgh,
continuing the Lsckswanna Works passing through Bar
tonvie, Slanhope (Pa) Smiths Tavern, Neagesvle Cliff
ton Dunmore, Hyde Park to Providence Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meet the N.
trains for NeW-York
Al Denvie stages leave for Powervie and Boonton
the arrival of the NJ and M trains from, and meet the
A. III and P. NJ trains for New-York.
At Morrisown stages leave on the arrtval OF tne M
passenger trains for Mendham Chester Schooeys Moun.
Tain Washington Belvdere and Eeson, daily and meet
the P NJ train for New-York.
Also for Basking Ridge the arrival OF the 2 Nd train
returning morning, connecting with the A M train for
keWYork.
Passengers are TO procure their tickets before taking their
seats in the cara Tickets will be received only the day
when purchased The fares from each station where tickets
are sold will be fire cents when paid In the cars IMAM
when paid for tickets the several ticket offices Passen'
gers are to show their tickets 10 the conductor Wnene
0uired. Mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

I1NEW-YORK to ALBANY, by Railroad and steam.
hoats-NEW ARRANGEMENT, 1880
On and after Monday October 23h 1850 the passenger
alnE will run as follows Sundays eXcepted) connecting
at Poupf keepse with the fassailng steamers Aida
ARMENIA and SOUTH AMERICA, running to and from
Albany and touching the usual II ts1nedate land1ngR
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
From The Office in HHdson-st near Chambersst
ATT A. M-For passengers TO Poughkeepsle, sLoppies
all the way stations.
At Is A. M-Express train for Albany, stopping al
YonBers, Dobbs Ferry, Deerman TarryoWn, Sing sing,
Peekski, Garrisons Cold Spring, Eishk1A, New-Han1'
MENIA or Aida, which will land at hyde Park King.
ston, Tyol Maiden Catskil, Hudson, Coxssckie, and
suyvesant, and arrive at Albany at 80 p M
At IL M-For freight and passengers TO PoughEeepSeI
stopping al al way stations.
All P. M-For Passengers to Poughkeepsie, stopping
ct 1.-The way stations.
hatanville Yonkefs Dobbs Ferry Denrnan, TarryowR,
Sing Sing Peekski Garrisons, Cold Spring, Rskil New.
viii the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which viii land st
Hyde Park, Kingston Banytown, Tvoh, Maiden Catskl
Hudson, CoXsacke, Stuyyesant and NeW-sspmofe and
arrive stAlDany at l. 80 A. III.
At5 M-FoT passengers to Peekhkll, stopping al az
way f LE1WE PoUGHKEEpslE, GOING SOUTH
Att A. MFor New-York, stopping ct ali the principal
At 8 A M.-For freight and passengers to New-York,
Atii Is A M-Or on arrival of steamer rro1n Albany,
which leaves there al NJ stopping Al New Hsmburgh
Fishkil Cod Spring Garrison PeeKskA singolng lar
ASP M-For New York, stopping al al @aJ stations
Atop Nor arrival of steamer from Albany, which
leaves there ri P M stopping at all way staaouS' on
''s"'' LEAVE pEEKsKILL FOR NEw-YoRK
ats IS a. M-Stopping OF al way stations
Passengers viii promote eT convenience and safety by
observing the following rules lst Give particular direc'
the baggage-nan where your baggage to be de-
nvered that may accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes and delays I'd procure your tickets bsore sner
ing the cars; Sd, do not stand on the platforms
o28H OLIVER IL LEE, Superintendent
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Central Railroad of New-Jersey
AZ | n T Z r ARRANGEMENTS

v Commencing MONDAY, Nov. 4 le5G-This Road
extends from ELIZA BETHPORT s. miles to the WHITE
HOUSE n reducing the staging between The terminus
of the Road and EASTON TO q miles.
This tne leaves New-YoTk by steamboat Red Jacket
Pier No North River, and connects with trains The
New-Jersey Railroad which leaves New-fork from foot
OF Cortland ST.
TRAINS UP-Leaye New.York by steamboat Red Jack
ct pier No. North River, Nj freight and M
passenger and by M Railroad, foot OF CorlGndst st9
A NJ and II PM
Trains leave White House and following places for New
York follows:
White House stsl AM. freight at ST AM Passenger
atl{P.M
S9merviIe al AM. Freight at AM; Passenger at
Bound Brook at 81 AM Freight al lom AN; Pa.-
:, PIsinded at5a AN. Frsgh,s. 7. AM Passenger at
SPIN. -
Etzabethiown, FreiehtMS3A AM Passengerat 12s P M.
gerRtlPM
STAGES viii be IN readiness on The arrival Of the Am
lsn from New YORK Ct the White House convey pas
teugers 70 Eas0n Wikesbarre Bethlehem. Allentown and
Milford and Belyidere. J.
N B-AI BAGGAGE a. ths risk Of ne owners an.i Co.
veTet into ire ac2a POSSESSION Of he gents u tie Com.
papy aud checks or receipts gwen heref5r. rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
CALIFORNIA.

DATES OF FARE REDUCED
d D EMPIRE CITY LINE-Counecing win the D. S
Pacific Mail Steamer al Panama Through Tickets TO San
Francisco via Chagres on FRIDAY, Dec IS, at O'clock
The splendid steamship CREsCEN CITY, 900 uns bur
den J. D. Wilson Commander, viii leave her DOCK, Per
No 2 n R for CHAGRES on Friday, Dec -, at 8 o'clock
FOR freight or passage, apply 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

L7ARE REDUCED.-Through Line for
u. 8 Mail Steamers CD the Pacific The and splendid
steamship CHEROKEE, 500 tuns burden, Henry Win
die Commander, will leave her dock. pier No North
River for Chagres direct Tuesday Nov &c at o'clock
Passengers by the Cherokee viii find comfort and &C
commedstons unsurpassed by any other and will
be sure with the favonte steamship TENNEs-
SEE, al Panama
REDUCED RATES or FARE TO cHAeREs
Balloon slae Rooms
Lower Cabin.
The above dine the same table, and have the privilege
Of the Saloon .
Storage found With mattresses and board)
PROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO,
In the fayorite steamship TENNESSEE.
Cebin................$3 $500 Storage. el5o
For passage apply 10 ROWLAND i ASP!NWALL,
MA "a 81 and IS SouthsL
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UyOR LIVERPOOI-United States

HINCh LII Ehi VII united states
4 Mail Steam snip ATLANTIC, Capt Jas. wsst-Ths
tyey on SATURDAY nh Of December, az Il o'clock If.
lrnai her berih al The foot OF Canal-st
No berth secured till paid Tor
All leers and papers pass through the Post Once
For Freight Passage, having aaeQuAled aceoMleda-
tons Tor elegance OF comfort: apply 70 NV, -.,,,.r
EDWARK K. COLLINS, s. Wall
The Steamer PACiF Il succeed the A-aic -l sal
December p. '<V
rlHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
Il ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LlVERPOOLdirecl, and BETWEEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
TIE Boston boats Only calling al Halifax TO land and re-
ceIye mails and passengers.
ASIA. Judklns EUROPA T. 6. Lott
AFRICA, A. RyTe. NIAGARA. J. StoGe-
AMERICA, y. Shannon. CANADA, VIM. Harrison.
CAMBRIA Leilch.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT 81 Ihelr mast
head GREEN on sasboard side; RED on port side.
AFRICA Ryrie from Newly ork Wednesday. 2lth Nov,
CAMBRIA J. Leitch, from Boston Wednesday, 9Th Nov.
NIAGARA, J. Stone I'm New.fork Wednesday, 18th Dec
EUROPA -, from Boston, "Wednesday. liIh Dec.
ASIA c. H. E. Judkins from N, Y. Wednesday, 18Th Dec,
AMERICA from Boston, Wednesday, 25th Dec.
AFRICA A. Ryre, from NewY York, Wednesday LIST ian.
CANADA, VIM. Harrison, I'm Boston, Wedny l5th Ian
Passage from NY or Boston 10 Liverpool bs csom si.S
No berth secured until paid for
Freight Will be charged on specie beyond an amount Tor
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
All eIlers and newspapers must pass through the tos''
Osce.
Fer freigh, and passage srPly TO -,
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought In common with British goods.
Through bills of sding given in Hsyre for New York
Aher the LIST of April next the rate Of freight ny me
shove steamers, from Liverpool, wiz be very materially
reduced NJ IFS
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E1OR CHAGRES, DIRECT, on MON
D. DAY December 2d-The superior fast-saiiing, dou-
be.epgne Steamer ONTARIO 49, tons register will leave
es above from her pier No North RIVER at P NJ the
Ontario has superior accommodations for cabin and steer
sge passengers and is expected to go inside the bar.
Important advantages in economy aud comfort OF trans
poration across the smus will be secured by passengers
by this vessel they will avoid the crowd carried there by
tie regular 5emi.monthly steamers.
For Fright or Passage, apply 10
ms Ivy II. HOLDREGE Jr NO. " Naii-sl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
TRAVELLING.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD
OLlNE FROM NEW DIRK TO PHILADELPHIA
One Line only Will be until further nodceleavng New
York from Pier No North River foot of Batteey place
daily Sundays excepted by steamboat JOHN POTTER,
Captain JOHN SIMPSON, al u o'clock, for South Amboy
where passengers viii take the Camden stopping
a. the usual intermediate places and arriving In Phisde
phs about P. NJ
FARE.
EHst GLASS Chs... &opV
SESpHu lIHss Cars, <,uV
-, 4a1Iu N!sss CaTs .,,.....'......'''.. I;7p
Dinner provided On board steamboat John Potter.
Passengers for Freehold will take the Stage st Wests
Fale from New York 10 Freehold. ST! cents.
EMIGRANT LINE
Leaves by steamer TRANSPORT, Capt j. Gould 81
81 o'clock, P NJ Fare Sl50 50 lbs OF baggage allowed
each passenger 10 be carried the risk OF its 5u
nothing viii be received considered baggage except
wearing apparel !n2dl IRA BLISS, Agent
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TDACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

a PANY.-The public is Informed that under the ar
engagements of this Company steamers inspected aud ap
proved by the Navy Department and carrying the United
sales Mails will continue 10 leave Panama and San Fran
cisco the first and fifteenth days of each month unless
detained by unavoidable accident the nonava OF the
Mails Panama The Steamers OF the first of the month
win touch at Acapulco San Bias Mazaan San Diego and
Monterey The Steamers OF the fifteenth OF the month viii
touch at Acapulco, butn other Mexican ports
The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly amer
her arrival in the Pacific between San francisco and ports
In Oregon awaiting al the former port the arrival OF mails
and passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer from
San Francisco regular line OF propeers will be kept up
for the transportation of freight and transient passengers
between banana and San Francisco.
The connection in the Atlantic viii be maintained by the
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York on me
18th and CHEROKEE, leaving Newly ORR on the @3th OF
each month, Chagres. third boat VIII also be Kept In
New-York as spare steamer
The new steansfips CARIBBEAN and PHlLADEL-
PHlA will form direct line between New-Oreans and
Chsgres leaving such periods as viii insure as ie
detention possible the sthmus, and forming win me
Pacific steamships, THROUGH LINE 20 and from New
Orleans and pors in Mexico, California and Oregon.
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured on
application tie Company 81 Souh-st New York AP-
pcaans for passage from New Orleans should be made
10 ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON co. Agents, al thai
plsce, o.,
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O'clock LINE
LvOR HUDSON Il INTERMEDIATE

LvOR HUDSON Il INTERMEDIATE
Il LANDINGS.-The steamboat HUDSON, Cspt VIM.
Meen win leave the steamboat pier foot OF Ceders @
Monday "Wednesday and Friday and the steamer COLU
8IA Capt C r. King Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
O'CLOCK connecting with the stages at AeWburgh Hlns
ION ard Catskill
HuDsoN AND BERRsHiRE RALRoAp,-The passenger
trains OF This Road aer March 25 viii leave Hudson and
West Stockbdge daily Sundays excePted) as Goilows
Leave Hudson at AM and rs p M and West stock
bridge al AN. and ? NJ.
Freight trains, with passenger car sttached viii leave
Hudson al IL A NJ and West Stockbrdge 81 10 80 AN
Passengers by the morning train from West Stockbhdgs
may take day boat for New York the boat for Pougn
keepsie and thence BY railroad New York, by P. N
Fare by latter from Hudson not exceeding 81 %
Passengers BY the evening train VIII ind tho steamers CO
LUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and NE
fare Of those boats viii be low other evening boat
the river-from 50 cts downward, as Ae 1ne boau may
Get the example,
Through dckets from West stockbddge to New YORK q
80 and the same in returning Passengers should reco
ec that this includes berhs which ia excluded IN hs
Ares OF other routes
The trains from HudsoB both morning and evening con
aect with the lYsHs Of Western Roads as heretofore
les SIN J. T. WATERMAN 8aPt
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DOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.

EXCHANGE capt RosekranS, every Thursday; POUCH.
KEEPslE, Capt Hoffman, every Saturday al O'Clock,
The above barges srs elegantly furnished with gtate-
rooms and spacious aad comfortable cabins and aIe ex
press sed FOR ths comfort and Convenience Of pas
sergera and arrive Poughkeepsie in FOR tbs stSRea
70 Sharon Pine Plains gnd New Milford.
Fer further nformano1 apply board Inc Dafges or 70
WILLIAMSON 4 VAIL 164 West-st ieH en
NETWORK and STATEN ISLAND.
| V-Leave Whitehall al and Il, AN and 2, and 8, z.
NJ Leave Staten Isand at and 10, An. andl2i and
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