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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-10
\ THIRD wEEK's WORK.

The foreign woolcns imported into New
York for the week ending July %, amounted
10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-10

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Aug, :.
~ market $50 catilc-ahnut 500 bccVcs, aud
go ,torrs consisting Of working oxen COWS aud
cHlyr,, aud 2 and 2 ycars old.
rmcr-- Market Bccf-ENim SOS LIT qunlity
~ ~ quality a 81 quality % ordinary a. u O..
Veal tuivc- II 40. Hides 30 cwt. IniuW 90.
Storrs-MurkiuR Oxen shH. 80, ~ % so.
Cove and Cnlyc.-s2O, 90, 80 n 30.
lrrrlnps-Nonc.
Two wear. uld-siT. 20 a..
Three years old.-Si7. - n 80.
Sheep AMI lnmh.-iolo ~ market. prccs-Ex-
trp. none. By lot % s2H2l.
swine Mono. o.
Naa,isi. ftyHs sGfl Siufs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-10
THE MARKETS.
nnIGnrnN MAnkrr /

BRIGHTON MARKET, Aug T.
AZ market, 500 hrcf cattle 10 stnruz pairs work
ur oxen ~ COWS and cnlvc-, hooo sheep and lnmhs,
and 900 Swine
friCrs. Beef Cntto-Extrn, sGti first quality,
q .cvond quality, p! third quality, q u 0.
Working Oxen NJ snlos
Cows Hild Calvc.-s2O, -, 20, a. a.
Sheep md lmnbs-s2, 81, g. a.
Swnc--ilc.j spring pig, n Die, retail NJ 0!c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-10

lilL cALEpONlA ASSOCIATION
Of rWwrmiionh Minister. will meet ~ the bou-a
q" N't. I"'rlM lwmWHi,u ilauw.ri, uu i4r-
d'Ff Auf,rf o. 90 unuu,
T. F-SIONT, srrihs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-10
$7o5,74O!!
Let us rccapitulatc /;
roml for the three weeks.
&2.5G2,I

80 much for "A single port o. o4try, being
at the rn'c"l fo''gto7o- uni utaif Fii'io6S per
Ved9 Such are the fruits of the locofoco
Tariff OF SAG, which the old line State Con-
vcnton fully endorsed, and the coalition con-
ycnhon lodged. The Wings alone occupy
the true ground, for r,peai of the Tariff of
1916 and the adoption of fair scale Of rr,r
tcctirc duties ITdt,1UJdH.
a. The Nashua, (N. H)Tclcgraph in no
ucng the erection of a new town pump. ia
place of dilapidated one, says. "Mhkmcn
can wdtrrthcir iocscv thrrc a, u,salN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-10

wool The tru-ac'ior. IN American fleece
have been Vrc'y rtFc, comprising 10 600 lhs. with
m To rlugo of quotations, forHll kind. at dpmcs-
tir prgrs were well sustained. The supply ufrull-
,s.l y. ii4bf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-10


e The determination Of President Fill
more Ia sustain the course marked out hy
Gcncml Taylor, in regard IN the arrogant
presumption Of 1cXn., VIII be- very .ati.iacto-
~ To the friends of law, ordcrsnd the Union,
throughout The Nation.
NouTu CAHoLiNA.-T The returns tGus Ear
received show a gain Of goo votes for Reed,
uoco) which places his election beyond doubt
The loros hnyc gained x ia the Legislature
will carry the whole STATE elect Governor,
aud have a majority ia the Legislature. The
loco. have Ought the hattie jar Ior,ry,0gainst
"he WING tr,, sail administration"
~ Henry Clay lcN Washington on Mon.
day for Newport, Rhode Island, to ryoruit his
health.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-10

FmE.-The dwelling house of Mrs Pc
qucttc Of lrasbureh was burned on the H.,
inst, together with portion of the furniture.
InAnranee 500, in the N..ta,,.nt Alttt.h-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-10

- Recent accounts from Oregon received
nj Washington state that the gold fever has
broken out among the people in consequence
of some discoveries made 10y the Indians. and
that many have gone OH in pursuit Of the
precious metal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

on course, where such sWampY SOD and 50
much rain is found, that eighth plague to modern
Egyptians, tho musketo tribe insect and not
lndlans are TO be discovered without great seru.
tiny Your musketo is q sad drawback 10 The
sunny days and pleasant uiBhts ct Nh Orleans
exile. The mpeket whose bagA Hsrbapa
moro dsagre able ltaa his 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
krsm Texas.
- A.. n.t...,s pfcavune. F.h

p,ho arrival this morning from Galveston OF
H. ',e.m,bis Nara Bar1, Capt J. H. Young, We
are placed in possession Of papers from ina CIV "
he 23d last. ..h, s,rvev
The News Of toe 23d lost says that the sa,'rs ~
inc p.rty which left about a week oe'fe "A'
turned. .t =. ,erCactlv
The route selected Tor the cana. ha P1nG1My
straight line nearly east and west taPP'ns .L.
zos sbout mile above the race t'a'A' 81 -
two miles above NeisfoO and entering ~
IT the point Of deepest "aier' lns nIo - 80 10
and a quarter miles in lcosin, in.o'' C.-ue Na.'
Union Bayou three times ana - ~ r.,I l.,,.i
The Ground throughout pfesen" 0'''
"a .onooo,h snrface yithOu. single Oosuoctoh'
o. a. 5o,b io.t a mass meeting OF the citizens
r GaI-N.,or ,rere held relative - the SaRta
sFsir Gen Pascha pres led Dt. AsnDtl : nNh
nresertsd presmse and resolutions which we're
unapimOusly adopted, asserting the uue OF IeAas
a. .anJrv things. and approving OF the call Of the
LeeslatSre by The Goverao-, with CO nmenta.ons
NJ Inc genera sctJn 80 far taken.
The meeting was addressed by Judge Love, DR.
A.bbel Smith, Gen Mcleod, and others. IL the
course Of hE remarks, Judge Love stated, that
during the session Of the COnyeation which form
ed toe State Const tuition, 1t was determined At
one time to embody a dec srstOn of boundary IN
that instrument bat that Mr. D0nelson, the &C
credited Agent Of the United States, requested
that IL should be omitted, 90 the ground that It
would give unnecessary ofense 10 Mexico, and
the request was finally accededto, on the condition
that Gen. Taylor should Immediately take posi-
ton with the forces Of the United States west Of
the Nueces, which order vas Immediately given.
DR.. Smith read 10 tbs meeting condensed
statement Of the treaty Of annexation, the nego
tia.ioDs rel AtDg to the boundary, aud the matus a
obligations Of the two GOyernm ents with the his
tory and position Of Texas in her relations with
the Federal Government filce a1neX2toa.
On motion Of Judge Love, Committee OF nine
s.IL fuaHr n "
man was subse Iuently added who were charged
with the duty Of preparing and publishing briei
historical outline of the treaty Of annexation, aud
the mutual Obligation imposed on the contracting
parties and the relative positions In reference 10
the territorial limits Of this State.
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TRAVELLING.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
r., rnsEt=zs.=ss- NEW NORK TO AL IT.
q Il sisss.--rs sANY Sy Rs lrosd -
SUMNER ARRANGsMENr. 1859.

hAk.SSNE-- - So :, - n II ~ .-zaaraaf1n1B
SUMNER ARRANGBMENr 1850
- arc SeF Tuesday, Nay q me psster ger a,rs viii
run a. fowb (suncKys excepted CONNECTING A. P0ugh
sseHss Si-h re '1issiling steamers NEW WORLD,
AIDA JosEPh sELKNAP ard SOUTH AMERICA
tefueo .sie lsndirss
LE4 y, SEwYokK, GOING NORTH.
ATTAINING lrsia for A bsuy stopping Al Al way
5aots On he r., 80 ], S5S eo.9s,ag At PcgshIeepss
Hycs PARK, Kinksou, Barry.5Wn Fiyoli Msdea CslsGl
H1e'or. coIisetis ssyyessnt ard New Baltimore, snd
AssiAM-fxprsss rain sor Albany, s,op7,ns ~ Yor.
hers Dobht Ferry. Desrmsn TErrylown sin sing Peess
III GarrisoIs Cod sPrns FisaEl, New ttan,asgh add
Aida Which ~h ard al Kingston, Maiden. Cssrll
Het'sr 80 coI,selie, A nriye =. Aosny at Pm
All h-For he'sh and passengers 10 Poaghtsepsie,
ESPM -FoT passengers 70 PouGhkesp.is stopping Al
AI4PN For passengers to Peet'sn. stopping al he
irisuetit stations.
Ieu Dob6s Feiry, pesrusn TAryIown' sing sing
the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Shieh MI land Al HYDE
PAN, Kingston Bsrry.own Tvod, Maiden. CslsEll Hld,
sor, CoIssckie Suyyessnt and New BAmo'e and arrive
a. albany iiAM
A!6P'M.-For passengers TO POughkeep,Is stopping Al
AL he vsy stations
LEAVE PoUGHKEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH.
Al = Ah-Bor New-fork, stopping al a. NE way 'a-
Az AA-Tor freight and passengers to Nsv.York.
At7i AM.-For Mes. York soppingn all III, way sts-
tons except Croton Verplsneks TubbJ Hook aud One
hundred and thy -second-sL
AilliAh-0r on arrival OF steamer from Albany which
leaves here at N stopping 81 New-HsmoGrgh, Fish,
Kill Cold spring Oarr.on's, Peekstil Sing Sing fsrry-
towt pesIma1, pooos Ferry and Yorker.
leaves there al u An stopping al a. way sArous except
Low Point and Verpsncks
Asa PM-Or on arrival OF steamer nom Albany which
esveI here a. 81 Pm. stopping 81 al way sSsaons on
signal. - - . .
LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NETWORK,
ASA M-Slopping at all way stations.
PRssenge will promote their convenience and snety by
obseylr the following rues lsI Give particular diree-
tons he baggage where your baggage 20 be de-
vered hat he may mark It accordingly and thereby avoid
delAys 3D. Procure your tickets before enter
Ing the cars; Sd, Do not stand on The platforms
E2S n OLIVER II. LEE, Superintendent
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-x-.s.zxzr1 SUMMER ARRANGEmkHr'
ga Hlizkrat<El -CAMpEN AND AAAOY kAIk

- AZ IiNEf AhhAt0kns. 80
knaA Hl{<r7fff1 AND AABOT hAlk
2z<zVSG--N-- ROAD-ChE1ge Of Hodr, snd "a I'd
,.,rf ,t,. fr,rn Her.YosE " Philadelphia VIA seem.
80 1otIH POYTEg % soClh Anlbog hs1es IN Ga
40 Ear 10 Camden and Phlafephia 49,, ~. al,
O. nd amer THURSDAY, LID April We Shn L,ia 49,
a, ,e oles no NorA Rivel, al A A aAaf . 80 ~
'boy Tor Camden and Philsdspnla sDpHlnt - 49,
Gown pGssers era the 1s2a ln1sr@eo's p'sse
= 1nE IN Phladelghi, .bS1I !. aoGa .rd roaming a.
sr--,r- iipe. ardVinx N PhilaaslpaAs tD"Sa q
ysTe 6foUgh b either line '''''''''''..'..S
zor~ars decE %. -.
a.T,.t .od dinrsf provided Ga Soe1 s'Sen ~ ''>]
TOltsr. ..,.ts ,,su l... ia stsxs a " ss,a
r.,.srots Tou. 7ork 70 Freehold, 7se
EHI0HANY LINE
s,vss ~ ne4a,T rEAnsroEf Cap. ;! . SSos,
. 40 h. c,rsd al the hss Of is owner, bal notoirl
81 - -sessvsd 0, sonrserec a. eakKsfs szesp $500
1 Rpparei ls-fAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06

EueRATIoS-The 81 Louis Republican says;
there ~ a colony of S~edes settled in place
1bcS tbev call bishop Hill, in Henry County, Ill.
We have had occasion lately TO alude TO THIS set
|cemept several times, and recently to ther manu-
tctory Of linens, such as table cloths napkins,
|Iheet;. &c &c They are represented to US as
thrifty and industrious people Ihey were severe
" soourged by the Cholera last year. aud as II Gu
|nousy ha ,pened the males were chiefly the VIC,
there is at present an uhus1ai
humber Of widows in the colony Recently the
head or principal man o the Society was Killed oy
F, desperate who endeavored to excite hostliity
,s,ps, them, and for which he is now under an In
dictment for murder. 80
TbisyeAr. some Of the agents OF the Society were
sent back 70 Sw eden. They have recently returned,
, Ind we understand, bring with them conslderso
,mount of capital, the property OF those already
1 here. They also made arrangements for the pas
{nse, and expect, in a short time, the arrival o.
Ilbout 800 members Of the same S'ciety, who WI
also bring with them considerable amount o
fespita. Not being able 70 procure money, or eA
change. 10 their satisfaction, they made most o
Their remittances in Iron which they p2ed u
New York and sold at a profit. A people as IN
duitrious as they are, do no: need much capital
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TO LET.

O. TO REST-A thtee tory and attic house near
~ Fhhsv three rooms deep with furnsce ga bsih and
every desirable convelisnce, ius finished A. agree
allie fsmiv without Ch pay part ~ the relt "a
bosrd q The owner quiet professional gentleman dining
tO~n.l and his .UI htsr Ad1rcst with dss-r JOn
Of family. business and means Of furnishing the house pro-
perry, W T. Tribune Office. aus 81
q WATEh POWER WANTED Tor maou'sc.
- iunrF pUrpoteg-a buldiug villa wafer wheel. nc
building 20 be about 80 BY 40 feet; % b. hired vilh
he privilege " purchssng Location must he near New
foTf and near o. snhost 'snfi1g For part-l srs sp
ply 10 ANTHONY j BLEECKER
HU2 w Br9ad-si NeT Orr.
- 40 LGI-Ar once. AEo, IOon., s1iIADle iDr a
p Lrris' tlro f-r'Fhef roor1 Inquire So b-oscs
~ entrance ~ Frsr sfn-sf TVTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06

H,pvrsr-In Canada the harvest has been got
generally in good order. In some Localities the
ats he,yv sboSers gave the farmer trouble, but
d little Injury to the crop. The yield has been
Wy large, and the berry presents the hnssI ap,
p,rsnce There will be slarge surplus TO dispose
u The Spring crops of every description are goou
-oot,toes will be abundant and free rom disease
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x vzs-5OCLOCH LINK 4
III & 3pnzk FOR II Y DsON and &Sk,
&Ek1&k--A@@ INTERMEDlATE

LANDINGS -Yho steamboat HUDSON Capt VIM. Il.
Heen will leave tho steamboat pier foot Of CedarsL on
Monday "Wednesday and FRIDAY, and tho steamer CO
LUMBlA, Capt C. '. King, on Tuesday, THURSDAY and
1 O'Clock, connecting VIVID Tue snRos 81 REV.
Burgb, Kingston and Cataku
HuDsos AEB BssEsHIRE kAILAoAD.-fhe Psasonker
,air 81 bis Road ansT arch IS will leave Hudson and
Ns. suockbrdge daily, Sundays eIcepsed,l as follows
Leave Hudson all A. NJ and - r n. ard West siocs'
bridge all A NJ and 7. M
Bfeigb trsn, viii pssseusef ca ..acnei, WI iesfe
Hads6n Al n A NJ and West ss1ckbddgel al " 80 y
nav tste he day boat Tor Ns~ Or he boat Tor fouge
ssepse ard thence by Railroad 10 Ne-fort oy oc9ct
? Fsrs by sitter route from Hudson- nos eHeeedins
81 . "a, ,,, ta h .,,.n,.,.
rGIJ-N ala And III DSON always vsiung Tor 1hetn ano
r. ~ OF hose boats ~ BE- low a. snJ otned evening"
- on tbe hver-om - - doWu~Ho % ne Hh@ O0~--
0a.y set he example. -. 4. 49, -. A.. vo~s
Al So mi The same iaro 10 returning Pnssnsefs should
col~ tbsi this far. includes berths, vhehh s1cndsa
he iares Of olher routes . -, .-..,.- .,,
- it6 ths usins OF the Western Roads - heretofore
&C. 80. ~ ~ WV 1T WATERMAN, suPL
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,,,o cDUTRAL RAILROAD or r. JERSEY. 1850.
80 -n-,.1s~<-1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,

-- rv~s.-ss.s<l1 SUMMER ARAAN6EMEnrs
I6hA q. com encng April l, l85O.-This hosd
GtEE-A1- sxtsnds fron EliEsbethpOu IS miles 70
vrbs House. ~ J. reducing Ihe Staging between ho vof'
tnn, OF The Road and Esslon 70 niles and 10 scnoYt
80. Mountain 10 Is miles. This line caves N9wIotV
sssmboai RED JACKET, at pier n River ana eonnoce
tb rsins on The New-Jeriey Railroad shieh cave Wv
w., hou foot Of Corusnd-st Al the same nOuf noN
,onts 10 sehooleys Mountain, with less s~kmk uAn 'n'
other. -. r., y..,snS,rs will leave New
- .s..n,boat rom pier /, n. r. or by tho NewJsfsey
sou,o.d SooI OF CorsndsL al 9 n. and r. los's
neHH.shsIhtovp al 10 A a and Pm. - 49, -.
~9.ssxScEs TsAIs Dows-Lesve WMts hou'o ~ = ~
~ I'D as NJ Honb Branch al D % "a ana - 70
a. someryille Al 10 A NJ and 10 bopno ~
l,"5b A N .nd 22O Pm; Plapheld Al 90 An. 80 -.
= 4 We.6eld al 30 An. ani ~ Llf@D7u"Nh"
5issrnS t0g0 AN and Sol h. ,,,,,--
~. fssh trails with pAasenf or AIS ~,
rybte Hoo,s Al ~ AM, bomerVLe ~ rlsi1hsis 70
"a s,i1sbethporL by seHnbOal e. - m ler'tIs
- Ny, Yors by steamboat ked JSsoe HO~ p'e'
toin rom EsrYorr inisndes 70 20 - 'hs Inc,
1.i h. a. The bos Of ~ ocl@ek W insure oenk shs'
throu zh AAtdsy. - A.. ,,.i =, III a oyeloea
- f-1 Ssr YorI Al The " lille House " couvoJ pas
$3.50 a. EAs,On WllGsshksre, Belhlehouii Allentown
ns5cb Chunk Pa and 10 Flsuinglon, LEBANON CiiLlon
If6ord Beth chem, BloOmS 5org, New Hampton, WHn.
irgton AID Belvdere n. J. On Tuesday, fhufdy Ano
sasurday 70 Delaware WLEst Gap, suCadssurs BAr'oat
nile suSnhope, Dsl vile ScStorr, ssd Lacha"annsfo'
Nofkg, &c. Pa - -.,t An.
.rd ITO tse scuG possssson Of hs Agsnu OF ne Soe'
, psny snd ebecas Or resssps fVeo shefesor'
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RI uzznszss-rsKw-YoRKS nRIK haI..

n ~ hAlks
~--LO AND THE WEST.-Summsr Ar.
rtngemenL-Lesve New York for Biaghamoc, ElniirA
coruinr eieyx Rochester, Buffalo, and Intermediate
ssces d,iy, Sundays eIeeptsd) BY steamboat rHOGks
FoyV FL Eom pier foot o. Duane-si a. follows
sLsah1.'sne supper on s0,sd ne DSst ,, nj s,r,,
Chester Midtown. Pou Jervia NsTtowsourg DeposL
Lmir, .pd Jsssr.op' striving a G.asy. PA
Passengers for Rochester, Buffalo &c can lodge al oe
onps arrive Rochs,sr ard Buffalo al the same time
passengers via Albany, with the advantage ora nga
Way AND MAIL YaAH-Ats 50 Al stopping n all 10
alors-s arriving Corning the evening al 10 ID ock
WAY Tram AL - Pm. Tor oGsvlls nns all iutermed'
HiSsT ExP.ruF.AIH, ats TSP N. Stopping At flsrmoDL
suserns Chester Gosnen Mlduleiown, orsVille PonJer
ia and ali The sAuont West OF Pom JerVa Passengers
o Buso by ins sn proceed to Geneva dine there s1d
taie tns Express Train from Albany, arriving a. bunAe
same evening Passengers for lhscG, Csyuga Bridge and
owns on Csyugs Lake The OF lhs Csyugs and
su.ouehanns Railroad al Orego, which leave Immediately
the arrival OF The Enc Trans St VS.
R'ossburs Railroad Corning Stages leave NarroWs0urE,
Deposit Lsnesboro, Binghsnton, owego ws,eriy (F'''
.3ryvile1 LmirE ard Corning on MflYhl OF me Hans
TRAINS 70 NETWORK.
ErYays, 9kAIs leaves Geneva al IS A N: topping Il
ImirA wsyery y.etoIyyie 0Tsgo sn4sshlsm,on'
Chester and saderps arriving 10 Nav YorfNs SPk.
HATA MAIL TsAIs lcA'es corning An 81
HIeHr ExPEEss fRAiE leaves Geneva Al 70 M and
Corning az As Pm stopping At all The stations we.. Q,
ard Fiemout arriving Ia New ora As AN
WAY TRAIs leaves Ousvlle al - AN stopping al AZ
The stations, and srdying In New-Yo Al An
EW- Special Train on Monday morning leaves roI
Jsrvs 80 stopping Al all tbs s1Anons and arriving
10 New York al 10 N. -
NEwsURGH BsArcH leaves Ne"os,gh q 10 A, An an
A a. A n and ~ r ~. eonnocunk Wlln Me uhns ki. !.
vVe, Leave Chester al IS NJ and Z. n and - y
or op srrvn OF ine trsns from the West
TRrIeHT FRAIEs leave from pier loot DuGnest =
IRE yht for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and AL plAcs
west taken By Express freight trains and forwards
hs0Tgn ~''n0'' cd cfSikLEs sINor. Superintendent
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Ia sSX5zEs56 .ROAD.-PAssEN9Es r ~ Gas,l
l.nd.,s N and "a r. M leave HewHs ~ A. n AMI "
Pm nax.,,.Ax -
~, IN 7sSl n and 2 10 p M summit - A n s.1
s s3G " @ilys, $50 A n and ais ~ Orange ~
Al y "a sas Ts.Is.-Le.vs Dover ~ lssvs nsw
'S 0s.sas Hos,s cAL-Essve Orange , 4 and -
NJ, Issys New.York II 80 A. NJ and 6lb
Ps,sengers by thess trains are received sno as s
Sn.ibs9. Madison NorrisIown, Morris rsins psnv'nss
a. Dover .sags. connecting with he a $4,000
I'm and Hopo Daily, Milford aad Oweso on monasy%
Wsdns.dsys and yhdsSs and for Sp.1. tooni s1oarx
sns co,tinSing 70 ihs Lschawsnna Wofks pssssne
S16nsb ssronyi'e, sanbope, pa Smiths fs,sn. We
,esve Cnnon Danmote s nyas .uS rsSruinS sss
Inc p N trains for New. Yos- al roo,.o- -
Al Dsnyllls Stages leave Tor rsweds s va "a 80 -
lac sTtval OF the A. N. and r. n trains no" MO- NO"
4 A and p N Irsins for New fork- -, -, A.. a n
A. Mor1s,own riages Leave on nc nn ss ., 49,
,s.seng., usns Tor moodhAm Chester, senooIeys 49,
80 W.,bipgton Beyidsre and kss'oo, daily sns -
tba p N trains for New-Y0sh ia.
Also for BAKING Ridge On me nnvM ~ "a - -. -
returning psIi morning, eonneennE WIN u'
nrITRt TRAIN gok scHooLEYs hoUNfNa
Ia addition 70 tho above 9sins "a e.us dn,,oo. a
Iii commsnco running July sh nszi and eoaunos -
Nav Yors rom he 100, Of Cortland 81 10 49,
leave Newark on The EyM o. ~ snI sos,,s,o-p md po,1
,xheTe arrsges vii be IN readiness W CONVEY
10 scbooIsy Mountain, arriving IN Ins I' .,~ ,s,.s
81. main IN goias up viii receys ana osy ,r -
81, SSs,hsm Madison kOrhslown ana 20 Soyy,sscvs
Ks'ar,rg W., "a. r., Os..Sussn 81 all me rsgols 80
A. = "a c1onsSs Vim he II g.o 20 sso,. sl,s
Pss.sngers are 70 procure osh aea'~ IslS q
. sea. - .1 :, received Only shs day wsso 2eeoees
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tin UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAasa LIP

kSSe UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
KEN COMPANY-rHROUGH PASSAGE TO
CALIFORNlA-The public will be gratih 81
10 learn that the United States Mail Steamship Company
are enabled announce mat their arrangements are now
complete for sending passengers through rom NeW-fok
to san FrAncifco and back.
In the frst attempts Of this Company meet the wants
Of rAye TO California by providing shps on me rschc 10
connection with their ships from New York to Chagres
they were prevailed upon, the urgent solicitation OF
the number hen DESTROYS 10 90 Ou 10 50 ucsets Tor
through passages from Panama IN advance for their ships
hen gCug round. ThlG done from desire 20 Accom-
ocsle those who could procure passages in other
quarter ard by which Whatever might DO the detention,
ey would reach San FrArctco sooner hAn by any oI1ef
lire Iuforeteen cicules and the prevalence OF fever
Al Rio de JaneTo &! the time prevented IAer shps rom
rescns Panama "a toOn anticipate and caused dsten
nj The lsthmus which ucresIed By the Impotence OF
pssengers II gong forward, against he sdvlce Of The
company al az earlier day than the ship eoaid possibly
reAch Panama.
These ipteu rtons are now all removed Three OF the
four ships u the Company, intended for the Pacific serc
have arrived Panama and several OF them haVe per-
formed rPt San francisco and back So that the Com
Parry are now able give the public toe thai he
voys, thfoag from NewYofk 10 San Francisco Will DO
reff'rued with regularity and dispatch
Their Pacific Line from Panama 10 San Francisco cen
RIPI'BIIC, Capt Hudron COLUMBUS, Capt Peck.
Ttrir Atlantic aud Glf Line from EeE-YorkIC CasgreS
Of tn GEORGIA, Capt Porter I 8 ~
OHIO, Capt Scheuck, L. ). "
FALCON, Capt Hsrtseiu. U g "
Tue connection between the two lines will be carefully
arc gulAy hept up that delay beyond the usual
sthy of The ship 10 port al Panama, will anse.
The lATge we, well Known speed and superior accom-
odsurs Of their New York snd Chagres Line and me
speed and sccommo5 atoms Of the ships OF tnen fachc
1--we ofer tie mos, certain, rapid and pleasant hrougn
passsge TO Ca ifornia
The GEOkGIA leaves August IS, At3PM.
aus lm 81. o ROBERTS, cor Warren ana " eHs o."
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TzuxwzsurIw:YoKK AND NEw-nA.

NdxK HSsKHEW;x0xshn, MD NJ. ~ -,
@~< w ednesdsy, Aprh "A, ne ionowne
rains will leave the CGnalss station near sSosdwsy-
Yassens ara slso received nj me Newfork sno bsns&
r.,rosa Once twenty sevsnthst
4 Accommodation Train at II An for new.kocesos
asmaToneck, Rye, Por Chester, orcenwtcn ssmict
ssrt STAFFORD Milford and New Haven. rsssenger feE
he Wsystarons for Albany and the snnons 90 IRE H.
stonic and Esugzt1ch Railroads Will ~fe ms Itsm -
son At Passenger rom way STATIONS fof -
ION Provdence Worcester Hartford Springfield nod So
Sreucni River Railroads viii tahs this Train and ios n
sress Train ai New Haven ,-x.-
sort Albany and Housaionic and N.ugalues hAirosss
New. Haven Hartford, Springfield and Connecueai NV
Iccommod.uou Yrain ali An tor Nsw.Havsa. -
Intermediate Stations, Hampton, Cheshne eou,mn6s.2
EI.i1yils T'%iGs.0ss; IA A' sS;;,nsssld '''
EISses, Train Al IN for Stamford, No, wAns
shdgeport ana Housalonie and Ns1gsoes H usssS
sor,ngheld, Worcester and Boston -. -.
s. Accommodation Train N<Ph. tor Nsw-hav~ -
ali the Intermediate ssarions ..
q commuiston Train q 80 n. sot snAgspsu -
is'srn'dis' IfKxINs ~ NEw.Yokk.
l. commatsdon Train Of 645 An frcn BndsspNt
topping al all the intermediate ststions
q Accommodsn Train ii Sis An rom New-hAvsA
,opping Al a. nermedisie statons receiving PasssagWV
nom nsugstuch Railroad ., sndFsPsmsi ., ra.-
sengen fon The Hartford and nsv-kss.~~ "---'
nod E,1g ysa. gisin a ors ia ssaneeiio. VIII -
usn,s.. VAIN rom Roston,) IRON New hsven .opsns
. H,,ds.nor and stanford receiving PAssonses n"~ "
HeaissonlS ns .on Trsp Al IS m ss,nk fsssss
s.r. rom he Accommodates frain uon oSs1n. NV"
asv Haven ..oPpinE AZ We HoS ,p eoosscion . N
area. fr,in nom soson) stopping al 'o,.s
ard Stanford arriving In New-fofsh - !.
nE yrsn foE rfsssld sonascs WIZ "n 'S"
are requested procnrs ne.s. esiof. .siss
sess 10 tie Cara ls5oul ssso" se,e