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The southern press., 1851-11-06
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Nxw YoHx, Nov. 8.
Th> Niagara sailsd to-day with twslty one
pessenxess ard nina hundred and forty-tiye thou
sand dollars in specie. Markets steady.
Z Nsp York Election.
Ia New Xosk city. the Democrats have cleo. I'd
fonrAsss sldsvdhsa and sixteen assistant alder
men, and ths Wings have elected five aldermen.
Rep0rtA from the interior counties indicate
that ths State has gone largely Whig
st SECOND DESPATCH
We have returns from 81 counties, which leave
no doubt of the election Of the Whig State tick
sk The Whigs will also have majority in the
senate. The ssssmbIy will probably be De-
mocratic. The Democrats have carried the city
BY handsome majority
THIRD DESPATCH.
Tho Democrats have elected their State
tirket. The Wings will have msjority in the
senate, and the Democrats will probably have q
msjcrisy Of aasem mblymen. Albany gives the
Democrats State ticket 900 msjorty.
New Jersey Election.
New Jersey has gone Democratic by large
majority. There has been an immense vote.
Mississippi Election.
Foote probably has twenty thousand majority
for governor. Neighbours, Freeman and Daw.
son, Union candidates for Congress-, are certain
" elscted. In the third district, Melville, Sc
eessionist, is polling heavy vote, and may be
elected.
Delascore Convention Election.
ah WILMINGTON, Nov. 5.
Ths election In this State was in relation to
calling convention to form new constitution
The majorities in favor of constituton as fal
- heard from are 40 follow: Wilmington 425
st Georges 81, New Castle II, Red Lion 70
Lewis aud Rehobeth l02 From these returns
there can be no doubt that the constitution has
been carried by large majority.
Michigan Election.
DETROIT, Nov. s.
The Democrats have elected their governor
In this State by majority Of ten thousand.
BosToN, Nov. 5.
The dry goods house Of Messrs. Jewett &
Prescott has failed for 100000.
The Democrats Of Middlesex have formed
and promulgated senatorial ticket The elec
tion on Mouday, will be the most exciting one
known in Massachusetts, for many years.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. s.
The destruction by the recent freshet on The
Penohscot river is very serions. A vast amount
Of property has been destroyed.
M BALTIMORE, Nov. s.
Charles james, a notorious bully and gam
bier, was killed to-day, at the Sd ward polls, BY
"a rowdy named Cutting Tobe. Tobe was ar
rested, but is so seriously wounded that he J,
not likely to live.
The southern press., 1851-11-06
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY,
Class 49,,

Tickets SlO-Halves S5-Quarters 81 81.
Certificate of Package of 25 Wholes $3.50 90
DO do IS Halves 65 90
Do do 95 Quarters 80 so
The southern press., 1851-11-06

Tickets $l5-Halves 81 50-Quarters 50 IS.
Certificate of Package 25 Wholes $50 90
Do do Is Halves 80 90
Do do .25 Quarters As 90
The southern press., 1851-11-06

70 UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE this season,
il hssax tUli of ftusA ~ he1l1iaas Fancy Good .
III Of Tie nswsss psAAssss sad most fashionable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
The Cen.u. and IL. Error. Once More.

To the Editor Of the Tribune
Your correspondent of Thursday last, who signs
himself "An Assistant Marshal" says, "Your late
correspondents meaning l presume, Truth, OF
l7s Fulton-st and myself are not the only per-
sons who have been mistaken in suPPosing that
the houses in which they live had been omitted
by The Assistant Mar,hss" Now, sir. for myself 80 this
would imply that hsd unjustly accused Marana
Of" viu neglect OF duty mus ssy, justice TO him. as
well ysef that my statement 10 strictly true while
The Marshal has been guilty OF no objectionable neglect
stated that mo Census had been In my premseA'
The Marshal Of the District who has called on me 10 per
son. states that my door, and 6ndng It locked
which rarely happens obtained Ia tavern on the corner
all the inform alton be deemed necessary Now, to ihs
have DO right 70 object have doubt but that ne hss
done his duty, while net At all "1aistdkeR 10 tn3
statement have made My principal aim was 10 sur up
Others who have been omitted to have the necessary
cOTTeciOIs made.
What the lohoe duties Of the Marshas Ia taking the
Census am unsbe 10 say but fear from the following
AmoBR Other facts serious mistakes may nave Deon
made One Marshal informs thai no individual - emu
mersed who has been In the country one year s this
so Ifi IT, then we have near some quarter OF mhon
left entirely OF the Can you, Sir give Us gnt
on this maerl have from another that me Census Oh
Staten Island taken and alien omitted! is pro-
baby needless that when the omission was dlieo
ered The Marshal sent back insaner to do all MS
work anew.
Your correspondent IN conclusion suggests that all who
suspect they have been omitted call the United States
Marshal and state the Allow me also TO suggest
II pbic notice this effect were extensively given
oiettn0 out explicitly e UheTedbouts Of SAID MITsha
and omissions might be corrected which oser
wise viii never be kno~D few will take much trouble
'e'0 r. LAIDLAv, l46 winism-st
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The Alleged spiritual Developments.

HANOVER NECK, JuehohyJ hPth ~ '""h
Mr.. GREELEY There 10 so much dealing wnn
familiar spirits now in the land that am indsced
10 drcp few words on the subject need not
mention how prevalent the practice was In ancient
times. nor in what measure it has been continued
through all generations to the present time. 40
eordlpg to Scripture, the evil spirits are very nu'
merous, and very constant attendants ON man.
kind, as well as the good ministering spirits.
They choose not at present, in Christian commu-
mites TO manifest themselves, court familiarity,
in their true character. This would be disad'
vantage 10 them. But they know very we'll how
fond many of mankind would be to open cores
pondence with their departed friends; ana they
are very willing to represent themselves as sucn'
Let no one be deceived in this respect. What
aver cannot be accounted for by human agency,
must necessarily be charged to the evil spirits
who wish to be familiar with as and to deceive,
and n possible, 70 ruin us unless, indeed, 1t be
of such nature rs 10 fit to be ascribed 10 the
miraculous power of the Being who is good
DAVID YOU'VE.
n We had intended not to print specu-
lations on the subject here discussed, bat
Mr.. Young's letter is so short that we let
it pass. And we have half a mind 60 lend
him helping hand by suggesting that II
seems about time that evil spirits-assum-
ing that such there be-should begin to
make themselves palpable; for they had
been so quiet and indirect in their opera
tons for some years past, that good many
had been led to doubt if not absolutely to
discredit their personal sentient existence.
For ever thing there is time and sea-
son; and evil spirits have been out of
fashion long enough to come in again.
Every dog has his day. and why not
every devil q Ed.
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hr,v He has been, at tines, quite Overwhelmed; yet
INC skfu pilot be hss steadily Kept his course until
Inc sbsIed The perpexes OF toe BoHaiy Land Law
have cessed keep tina Department In stale Of the
liv eiest Industry,
new parer he started here he profits OF which
are to aid The Washingiop Monument, now very slowly
rising The banks OF Tho Potomac II would sesm as II
private subscription oug flow 10 fat enough
tinue tie erection OF this structure hat that does not seem
to be the case The paper Is doubtful project but lot
everybody support who feels Disposed
Ii will be seen that The Postmaster General OF Cznsda
has succeeeed In arranging this Government Tor the
mutual collection Of pCsis2es This will be excellent Is
matter of mediation 70 Americans ia Canada and nc
an additional link attaching the Cansdas 70 this country
While resioiDg 10 Canada short tins, some few years
since was Frequently annoyed 10 various ways 10 cDnse-
Quepce Of The OF this arrangement and can readily
appreciate with what satisfaction II will be hsed BY the
many Americans residing the other side OF the line Ths
Government credit for the prompt 10 which
they have acceded TO this long per ding proposition
WOUTER Won TWILLER.
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pufposs IN whole pari Of obtaining any s or sts o. anAsa
h. letters m pubcsi such averkgr, actnai Ordinary ana
tide circulation ssch regular issue Of such pager 01
established BY ,ueh AFFIDAVIT s1d The otnst
,,,d such Posastsr shall be deemed the cfatoa 90 en
question Of grsaer usu1a shall Be eet-fmned otns
.vrerce ~ sdsv corrnhorAiioa thereof o.
c,u,radton Of the same nay omitted BY party orss'ea
. tie decision. -
Wee authority Tor the publication of st o. fore 90 esis "a
printed foreign lsIgaags deemed adFsAos ~
make SPECIAL aqpncaion Tor The necessary o''
% ufhh " such paper
Az oders publication Of those lists Of nncs-d Tor stss n
OF vacated srd snrgsd oy ne Pae OF
ths act which auth single publication 70 one paper only
When daily, semi -sssy tn weekly, 90 ~-eky PsPss AZ
Office the pfupu-tor must not % h9sel
asgregsfs Of ssch bot %. snge
particular o Which te caHs ne puoh A0
Nhete paper issued daily wsety OF Wssay must %
shown the Inserted IN the particular PapSr WI
has The largest Circulation
specifically. fliA hsNai 49,. :" .ns's s.,...f
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The Boston Fusirive slave Case.

BosTOs, Saturday, April 3
The examination into the case OF the FugfeVe
Slave sims was continued this morning before ne So
missioner The Captain Mate and sailor OF ne oiis "
j. c. Gilmore were examined, snd tesbsed 'nA' 'aey
len Savannah for Boston The 22d Of February na'
saw Sims on Toe wharf Savannah fsw osys o-'o.o ~
g that he asked the cook for sit'aon soo was
when of Boston Light the prsoDsf oy o S'e
hid In he forscsse that bswss confined 10 me vessel
bv the captain while in he hsrbor, but managed TO o.
cane on shore a, sou Boston, by forcing the lock OF the
cabin and stealing tho briggs boat that he told them be
came o. board The Sg Savannah the night before they
..nsd Phi. closed the evidence for the claimani.
op,sel for the defense then announced that they had no
evidence 10 offer An affidavit OF the Fugitive was read,
.,sng that freedom purchased by his father when
he YES Eve monhs old that his free papers are now IN
the possession Of Morris Porter OF Savannah and that ne
desires delay obtain them that he never heasd OF James
Po.ser his alleged master, until yesterday morning. No
notice was taken Of this paper.
Mr. Rsntoul then announced that be designed to argue
the constitutonsty OF this Law the right Of Com
missioner TO DIT upon the case trial by Jury &c and asked
posipODsmeot until Thursday. The Court would only
grant I'LL Monday IL O'Clock, when the argument VIII
Be heard.
The city remains qsiet hut large crowd is collected
shout the CouIL House. No violence lie manifested.
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TExAs.-The Annual Election in this State
.skes place on the first Monday in August
Among the candidates already announced we
note the following:
Gorernoy. Col John A. Greer. Cen 7 j. Chambers,
Hon Y. NJ Peue 1--WE infer that Gov P Il Bell Will not
efer for a reelec.ion For Lieut. Governor James w
Henderson Matthias Ward, R M. Williamson
For Congress: Eastern District0 orau M Roberts D.
Rush Wallace Gen N. II, Dsrnell Judge B. Ochilsree'
,Nb,gA Hon David 3 Kaufman the late member IL dead
Western District: Hon. Volney II Howard (incumoenl)
william Msnefee Ii. N. Potter, Al. Hamilton, Gen. Hugh
MLeod
"A Legislature, Doth branche',) judges Com
missioner of the Land Office, &c. are also to DO
chosen at this election.
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MIssIssIPPI-Hon. JACOB THOMPSON, M. c..
peremptorily declines reelection. He belongs
to the Southern Rights school Of politicians, but
il Of the more moderate class of its adherents
He rejects the idea of State Secession unless the
surrounding Slave States will unite in it, but
recommends Home Production or diversi6cation
of Southern Industry, as a preparation for the
times which may come and as punishment for
Northern fanaticism. We rejoice to see the daily
and rapid diffusion Of such Home Labor senti
ments at the South, and trust that the present
pro-slavery ferment in that quarter VIII thus oe
productive of great ultimate good.
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vices, was presented with gold watch and chain Gen
Miller late Mayor OF Newark; the officers OF the lately es
tAbiahed Washington Cobinensas; Capt Hand ct the
Liberty fee; Capt WIN Kelly Of the Lafayette Guards;
Capt BrnkenhofsF OF tho COam1ia Rhen-n Lieltsa-
ants Harvey and Hover al from Newark; vel 80 Capt
Chss Becfer of National Blues, OF York. wrr@
present expressed their perfect satisfaction win thel
reception fine arrangements 81 the Com nlttee az
well wb he excellent band Of music alta :hed to tue
company We are informed that we viii soon have 81
opportunity TO the Jefferson Rifles a. visit to New
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APPOINTMENTS OF CADETS AT LARGE.-The
list Of the Cadets at large appointed by the Pesdeo
OF H. United States
Sons Of Ofeers tcho ,ers Killed Died in the S-vieeFrancs
L. Vntor } H. Hill w. H. Penross, William b. Nowand, Charles
b Watson.
Sons IF Obes Service r. B. Severn, r. childs,
Cunningham.
FroSs Civil Life --Jsmes c. Whistler n. L. Powers.
From the Dnfrif Of C0fHMbid.-Edward w. Williams
A LIBEL SUIT--Messrs. J. @. Dunn and ]. z.
Barr Editors OF Pittsburgh Chronicle have been indicted
by The 0rsnd Jury OF Aee heny Co Ps for being Joe
Barker Mayor OF Pittsburgh The Editors cay they In
tend TO make good their promise (which Is prove him
peIjured scoundrel."
CANADIAN FAIR.-The next Provincial Agrl-
cultural Fair already he Brocve (oppo To-
Ogden burg nsIt September golf medal of tbs val OF
80 for the beat upon Agcul
advantages pursuit" The essay TO be sent BY
the 18th Of JAY next
BROWN UNIvERsITY.-Protesso William Gam
neil Ia, bsep from the Char Of Rhetoric to that OF His
tory and Political Economy. -
Durn, Of Camden NJ has received the ap
pontment OF Professor Of Rbstorc and Enghsa Lersurs
Providence Journal
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Ohio
Correspondence ofThe Express.

Correspondence ofThe Express
WEST FARMS, April 8.
The Tribune clsims the election Of Free Soil Loco
Yoco In John Hsskns Supervisor His stripe 10 de-
cjdedly anti DOLLY head He OF the officers Of
hate Union Meeiug AZ Tavrytown, which ground he tods
sxyrored by National Wigs against Wing whose COM
pexop was equvoca, and rather gone TO the Abol
don party Hssiins elected 10 Wing town, BY de-
eided majority 10, that reason. Yours &c.
SO the EXPRESSES sort of Wings prefer
the election Of Loco. Foco to Wing who
is suspected of in6delity to Cotton. We
only note the fact, for the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
WASHINGTON.
Secretary Of the Treasury New Paper-Pestal
Arrangement

Correspondence OF The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday, ApnlS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury. though he 10
gaining wonderfully considering the severity Of
the surgical operation which he was obliged TO
undergo, ID not yet able to attend to bis official
duties siace he was called to the post which he
90 ably flls he has scarcely been absent from his
Office an hour daring the regular hours Of business
and he has been crowded necessarily with calls at
his residence which he could not attend to during
those hours. The business Of that department, at
oil Zines onerous, has been dOubly SO during this
Administration, owing to the increased area Of
this great Republic and the anomalous condition
ofthe Wing party, and Mr. CoRwIS has been
workee OF the 6rst order. II illness at any time
can be said to be blessing, his short respite must
be considered a. belonging TO that category. The
Secretary Of the Interior has also been kept extremely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
Weather Items.
BY Moyss's Line, is Wail-stI

SATURDAY, April So AN.
Bvr.Eo-A dull cloudy mOrnng cold wind from the rWj Their
a. 9.Bf0 uer go
keeurTss-Dsk and hay indications Of wind NE;
her.4
srncvr-coudy cold the nonpgj quits uapeasanj wind
NV uer+3
rnpg but rather cloudy somewhat cold Their
g 1850
UIA-cudy and rather unpleasant; wni NV Their As bar
2q.6sb; msr o. ~
AsIsI-cssr and psa.sntj wind Me- Their AZ bar so7oi
yensaut ther. 46j wind Ne
pleasant mornings wind NV ther 80
vnnrKALL-wnd cloudy and rather unpleasant monngj
fhpr48
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the Governor,

HI and Nth ne adrce and coHss1f Of tie Senate.
NorARIEs PUBLIc-Walte Howell, Suffolk
Co; Alfred Post, Orange Co; Chas GARFIELD, Albany
Co.; Cad Wales Sullivan CO.. James d. Bowen, Jeher-
Co -
Edward Roggen, Manager Of Western Heuie OF Re-
flge, Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

sEAMEs's SAVINGS BASK.-Tte seamens Saw
ings Bank have purchased the lot on the South
east corner of Wall and Pearl streets for $4,000,
and will commence tearing down the present
building (which is of NO vslue,) on the first of
May, preparatory TO the erection Of banking
house adapted TO the wants Of the Institution.
The lot is 90 feet lOi inches on Wallst, by So on
PearLst.
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SPECIAL TERa-DECIsIoNs.
Ford at suit Of NATURALIZATION to set aaide
Con mission granted Plaintiff has liberty Com
mission. &c o..
Wads~orth and scife agt. Darius LION and tcite
Fsnt strike out and disbursements PAD
referee, 10 be paid forthwith.
Thomas Vermayea agt. Beatty ct aI.-Motion
denied W Of motion to defendants.
Lent act. Lent ct aL-Motion to vacate trust deed
denied.
Fa7m0n agt Utter Ell al.-Judgment settling the
construction oftbe viii.
In the case of Suydana, Sage q. Co. THE matter
pendirg for sttwel Waant 70 compel
Co to pocucs without examining dsisndant
opposed heard before Judge Mitchell
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NEWARK, APRIL 3.-The Jefferson Rifiemen
Capt sommsr German Company, held ball on the %
inst the birthday Of Gen Jackson. 81 the Military Hail.
which wss really splendid sfsir We witnessed among
the invited Guests Capt Peekve the gallant Instructor Of
that company who, In consideration OF bis valuable
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Peupsylvania Legislature

HARRISBURG, Saturday,, Apfho.
The General Appropriation bill has passed to a
second reading In The House. prsng S000 TO com:
plee the north branch Of the Canal aud $4,000 toward
avoiding ibe Alleghaoy Portage Railroad.
bill has also passed second reading, In the senate,
ssak-no telegraph operators anenae TO Lao for breach
tvsst ~ sending Telegraph Dispatches
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Sale OF Sugar. &c.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, April 5.
A large sale of Porto Rico SUGAR and MoLAssEs,
The cargo brig Clare took place yesterday at George
towp SuGARs brought 60G6 20; fine MoLAssEs cents
Also, some sales OF FLOUR were made at4 81.
Much esed account OF an order from
The War Department dsbandipg Light Artillery Fort Nc
Henry
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CITY ITEMS.

A NEW DoDGE.-We were Informed on Satur-
day Of new and novel way OF raising the
wind" A man called at the house 2Si West
Twenty seventh ST., and proceeded to take OIL the
lock of the door. When asked what he was do
ing, he answered that the owner had sent him to
repair the lock, and he was removing 1t for that
purpose The occupant demonstrated, declaring
that the lock was in excellent order, and did not
REQUIRE his tinkering. But the man was firm--he
hsd bis instructions and he should do his duty, as
reauired-and he proceeded to strip the locks
from the front and rear doors. and depositlng
them in his basket, he marched Off 1t was after
ward ascertained that the owner knew nothing OF
the man, but this discovery was made too late
The pretended locksmith was nothing more nor
less than thief who had taken this method to
SNAKE a raise" We presume he has served
other buildings in the same manner. There are
many kinds of lodges" but we think this las
one beats them oil.
~" There has been much written about the
eccentricities Of advertisers, and many queer ad'
vertisements have we encountered In coming
over the columns of our contemporaries, but we
have never before met with anything equal to the
following, which we clip from a late number OF
the Desert Meas:
NoTIcE-P P. Pratt is intending to take his departure
the frat OF anusry 1851 ana may be absent for some
years foreign mission. This IL, therefore, 10 MORN
his debtors that he frankly forgives all debts due him and
calls upon all persons no have demands agansg him 10
present them for payment before the 25h OF Dec
after hold their peace as he wishes ais IAN
y during bis free from such snuoyanees a.
duns blacksmhs cobblers lawyers sherf and butchers
bs nc And shoue he live 10 return he would hke TO
IN peace without having old deb to stare him In the
face Nov. &C. 1850.
EASTERN DIsPEEsARY.-The following Ia the
report Of this Institution for the month OF March:
Males attended at Dispenssry. 597
Females 90
1883
Vsnrinated S45
Total al Dispensary. ................. l95
Males attended al their dwellings 20
Females ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
4S6
Totsl.. .............................. 2359
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PROVIDENCE CO

We include the Lieutenant Governor WIN
Beach Lawrence late of New York; with the Op'
poaition in the Senate
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" There were in this port on Friday, accord
ing TO the Shipping Last, IA Steamers, ~ Ships,
72 Barks, 1876 Briggs, and 100 Sohooners. Total,
467
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Total. ....................... p;

The whole number of prescriptions put up dur
ing the month. was $685. the largest number in
one day, was 1885, the least number in one day,
l0l and the daily average, l4s.
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Court OF Errors.
Supreme Court. SATURDAY, March 81.

No II, being Oltvey Beirne ct al. respondents
AT. ClaEdirs DO-S, appellant, was taken up.
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NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY,

Nele- York. Ap,il5, 1851.
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Worcester & Nashua Railroad Companv
lf9s - 15;ss:;5.rl 9;:5z==5l 1


TENIE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Wor
ceser 4 Nashua Railroad Company, will be held at
Brnley Hall in the City of Worcester, Thursday the
wentytrd day of January, nsan at o'clock in the
forenoon, to act on the following ticles, viz
l. TO elect Board of Directors for the ensuing year
To hear and act upon the Annu Report Of the Direc
tors.
B. To determine whether the Corporation will authorize
the Directors apply the Legislatures of Massachusetts
and New iampsre, for any Enlargement of their Corpo-
rate privileges.
The two following articles inserted the request Of
Stockholders.
TO if this corporation will instruct their Dire ctors
now to be chosen, TO reduce their Tariff upon Passengers
and Freight, from Worcester and Nashua, Groton to
Boston, to the prices charged from those points,
most direct rontes, and keep them favorable terms
upon those routes long be without actual
loss to this corporation.
To see if the Corporation will instruct their Directors
to apply forthwith 10 the Legislature for liberty connect
the Worcester and Nashua with the Western kai Road
(uness satisfactory forthwith agreed upon bv
mutual consent of the parties in such they drop
their action.
TO act upon any other business that may legally come
before the meeting.
By order ofthe Directors,
T. w. HAMMOND, Clerk.
Worcester, January ID, 1851. ejan14.dwtjan24