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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28
From Washington
From Washington.
THE UNION NOT THE ORGAN-oHARLEs OCOEOR A
RUFFIAN--MR. GUTHRIEs FORTHCOMING REPORT.
spEcIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE NEW YORK HERALD


spEuAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE NEW YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27, 1853.
The Union this morning states that it is not the Presi
dents organ is he responsible for its articles The
editor however, claims to enjoy the Presidents friend
ship and asserts that Gen. Pierce approved the general
OF tho paper We wonder what particular pressure
forced the Unns editor to this confessions By the way
in the article the Cabinet organ calls Mr. OConor
ruHian
1t is stated that Hon. John Y. Mason, Minister to
France, and Mir. McIane, Commissioner to China win sail
from New York for Europe in the steamer of the 10th
proxmo.
The friends of the Secretary of the Treasury assert that
he will make himself exceedingly popular with Congress
and the country, by cutting down every estimate from
his department TO the lowest figure and making great
display of economy. Small demagogues generally fall
into just such eors they suppose they humbug the
public In this easy way but the people Of the United
States understand that there is vast difference between
watchful care against lavish expenditures and that
system of SO called economy which would curtail the
proper Development of the country and try carry
government of twenty three millions Of inhabitants
with greater expenditure than required for one
half the population. 1t will require better foundation
to establish Mr Guthres claim to be statesman than
the fact of his recommending Congress to curta
sary expenses of the government.
PETER THE HERMIT
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT or THE FRENCH AND
ENGLISH IN THE GULF OF MExICO-A NEW
BUREAU TO BE PROPOSED ETC.
FROM THE NEWSPAPER AGENT
WASHINGTON Oct. 27, 1853
The Star says that letters have been undoubtedly re-
ceived in Washington, from which the conclusion is
drawn that large French and English feet will be
patched to the Gulf will permit
and that the Union has good grounds for its assertions
regard to Cuba.
The Secretary of the Treasury will urge Congress to
establish bureau charged with the construction of
custom houses marine hospitals &c. His annual report
will be ready on the first day of the session.
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Personal IntellVrencc,

Hon. +. c. Ball Hoosick Falls Dr Hammond United
States Amy w. W. Paul Esq, Philadelphia; Bishop
Kip California; Hon Harvey Rice Cleve snd Major lar
kin Sn iih United States Army Gov. Jackson, Rhode
bland and Hon. Wm. Ii.llensein Pc ennsy lyana ar
rived at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday.
Hon. Robert NJ. Mcane, recently appointed Commits.
rangements sail the 10th OF November for his post
We glad to see him in good health
Hon. j. D. Bright, Senator from Indiana hAs arrived in
Washington.
The following gentlemen arrived In Cincinnati on the
2bth inst -CaIt tains Noel Hamilton Lowe, and Lutte
of the British army, who here recreation tour ok
observation Downs, U. Senator from Louisiana, who
route for home r. Schleder minister this coun.
Delbruck, Prussian Consul to the United States.
ARRIVALS.
From Havana in ship yicksburg-Capt saml Payne late
OF Br brig sandwich. wrecked M en- Dog Rocks Oct 81
From Vera Cruz, in bark BrazicrO--Mr Concklin late
From ST Jasc in brig Motto-senor salus.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool In steamship Canada from Bostcn-Messre
h and w.' Mrs
Chssea Baker wife and two Children Of Lynn CsPs
Madden of New York. Mrs Boulisny and two dsasasess
spd ssw sSroa sas c
Brown and wife, Johnson and Rsy BrswiSrc % & o.
nads ThcTpscn Of Mas Nssssn AND nssSos q Lonaon
Pease Of Yorkshire, En.lsnd Scott o. Giasgow MIS-.
nS%rs4S 1nS cSS0H sns IH1T ehd Il England wight
land; Mrs Lorng and niece ana Masnewoa W o. Gss-
many e p:G Newton p
paysen Mr. Potts lady four children and two se,vAn
.sIsn.a NJ & Ssry ss
sui and servant Anselin Capt y. Kenze N Mis- Col
x Bssmusi nenDs Mrs i Foa e.
hrsrs Mr. James chldrep and servant Iscosassa
Wife M Nose s:a gss
a. Consul 81 BArbAd0vs.
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Nnvol Intclll1ence.

The U. s. BRIG PERRY, Capt Page, sailed frcm Santa
Cruz, Tenerne, Aug. 2S, for Pal mas and cruise.
We learn that the officers Of the Allegheny ordered
to be transferred to the United States soop Ser
mantown.- Norfolk Beacon.
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The Recent TclegrnphIc ArbitratIon Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27, 1853
In the recent arbitration between the Washington
and New Orleans Telegraph Co. aud Professor Morse
and g. Vail and Amos Kendall, according to the prnc
pies of the award Mr. T. o. J. Smith, who not party
to the arbitration would be bound stock and
dividends s24 l42 SO, and would be entitled to no new
stock N return
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28

APPOINTMENT ~ THR PRBsIDEEr.-A. Van
Camp of CALIFORNIA; to be commercial agent Of the United
States for the Navigator's Samoan islands, aud the
Friendly or Tonga islands, in the Pacific ocean.
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Heavy Marine Losses,

BosToy, Oct q, 1858.
The ships President, William Sturgis, and IapIand
ashore on the coast of Maine and New Brunswick are
insured in this city for over $50, ,0o0
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The Expedition to Sonora.
OUR SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR SAN FhANCI-CO CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. l. 1s6S
The principal topic of news here just at present, al
though 1t is Scarcely mentioned in the papers, the pre-.
ected expedition to Sonora, That expedition has al
ready been organized for the purpose of taking forcbls
possession of the State Of Sonora there be doubt
Tie leaders of the expedition William Walker former
ly connected with the San Francisco Herald and COL j.
Watkins of this city. Walker will go with the advance
party and Watkins will follow their arrival IL
heard of with larger force. About two hundred mea
have been already recruited, and will leave here witk
Walker in the of the next fort night They purposs
going by and sailing the gulf of California intend
landing somewhere the neighborhood Of Guaymas.
The leaders of the party say that there but two hun
dred troops in the STATE of Sonora and that 1t will be
about ninety days before reinforcement be sent
by Santa The leaders of the expedition here have
drafted constitution for the "Repubic of Sonora" and
have already issued bonds, made payable upon
on to the United States money has already
been raised and there Is doubt that the expedition
will sail. The United States Minister in Mexico ha,
quesed the authorities here to keep sharp look out,
but the probability is that the authorities will not med
ale in the mater. Most Of the leaders in this affair
Southern men, and it is the design to make Sonora .
territory. The osensihe obiect of the expedition u
the Indians from the mining region of Sonora.
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The Canal Tolls.

ALBANY Oct. q, 1858
The canal tolls for the third week of October were
$3.50 033 and for the they amount to So 1914
an excess over the same date last year of S5i,77S
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Austria.

THE AusTRIANs INCREASING THEIR FORCES on THE
fhoNSEhs OF TuRKEY-NgMER0Us ARRESTS
MIR. JACKsoN's OFFICIAL REcEpT1oN--xoszrA
SENT TO THE UNITED STATES IN THE sHIr RACE
HORSE, ETC ETC.
austria continues to augment its forces the Turkish
onter and ths superstition revves that the event
oi noses viii ATTEMPT to occapy Servia which terri
tory Is disahected towards Russia.
Mr. Jackson made his official visit on the 9Th inst
letter says the ship Koszta is in is the Racehorse OF
Baltimore
The question on American citizenship to be discussed
soon at Vienna.
Sardinia.
Turin papers ton the discovery OF Mazzn plots
sarzama to invade Piedmont, but the story abu
lous.
his share In the revolution Of the 4h had escaped
Turin after four years concealment.
Miss Cunnnghame bs rated from prison Florence
Count Caesar Salu2zi, eminent author is dead.
The Papal government has forbidden the export of
grain.
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Great Fire at providenee- Loss ssoo, 900.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 27, 1853.
The fire last night in the Howard block, Wesmin-
ster street. broke out about IL O'clock and has been
disastrous in its results.
The Howard block composed of ten buildings, and
was the finest in the State. 1t entirely destroyed
The flames communicated to the Museum, which was
also destroyed, ard the two story wooden building ad
joining tie Museum greatly injured by the falling of
the Museum wall.
The three story wooden block next to the Howard block
was likewise destroyed.
The fire extended back to Exchange place, sweeping the
entire square, and destroying number of wooden build
ings.
The following the chief sufferersGeorge Howard,
$50 coo buildings and $4,000 to 1000 stock. In
sured for s52 000 William A. Howard, $98 GOO; insured.
A. ~ Lsland music dealer loss 00O insured for 900.
G. L. Dwight, Of the Museum building, $50 000 in
sured for SIS 900.
wm G Forbes lessee of the Museum So 900 to So 900;
James Hodges, carpet dealer SIC, 600.
Messrs Tyler Co.. furniture Dealers $40 600; JAS. NJ
Bostwick confectoner s22 000 @. +. Atkinson, fancy
goods $10,000 VIM. Ellis, dry goods, $40, 200; w. H.
Tow boots ard shoes, 81 000 and others Of
smaller amounts. Amongst them, Calder, druggist DR..
Jonathan Smith, Taber music dealer Southwick clothing;
s. H. Wells jeweler, and others The total loss is
tmated at from 5000 900 to $500O00 Amount Of nsur-
ance not yet ascertaned
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, VS. BY TELEGRAPH.
|RTIIER INTELLIGENCE BY THE NIAGARA.
ye Preparations of the Turks and Russians.
GREAT ANXIETY In ENGLAND.
ATE OF THE MARKETS
&C., DC, NC.

HALIFAX, October q, 1853.
he royal mail steamship Niagara, Capt Leitch, from
pool on Saturday 18th instant arrived here at twelve
ock Last night, bringing 145 through passengers
he Collins steamship Arctic from New York on the 1st
r, arrived out on Wednesday, 18th.
|he Niagara experienced boisterous westerly winds.
lthe 10th Oct at 7. NJ passed the steamship Africa
IN New York to Liverpool, inside the Calf of Man.
|ct 2l, in lat 81 23 olg. 35 as, exchanged signals
p steamship City Of Manchester.
he steamship Golden Age arrived out at Liverpool at
IN O'Clock In the morning of Wednesday, the 18th in
at and the Collins steamer Arctic arrived there at nine
ock on the same morning
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MONTPELIER. VT, Oct. 81, 1853.
Baoting for Governor resumed In the Legislature
TODAY The first ballot resulted folows-Eair banks,
whig 102; Robinson dem III; Rrainard, f. s., -. Sc
cond baot-Fairbanks 1O4 Robinson, 1l6 Brainard IT.
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In the Uuted States Circuit Court this morning the
case Of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe aaeinst +. w.
Thomas for Injunction against the publication Of
German TRANSLATION Of "Uncis Toms Cz6in In the Cor
an paper Ere PYs9, waa commenced.
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The N. L. brings independent mail.
On the oath inst. she encountered gale fron
~ E. and N W., became short Of GOALS and for Nor
folk. Arrived Tuesday 25h, at IL O'Clock A. NJ left
the morning Of the 26th inst, at O'Clock A. NJ
The N. L. connected with the eamship Pacific, Capt
Blethep which left San Francisco the 1st inst at
O'Clock p NJ arrived at San Juan del Sur the Il
inst, touching at Acapulco.
The Isthmus Of Nicaragua free from Sickness the
river high, and the river steamers all in good order.
H. B. NJ mail steamer Cyce, for Aspnwall was left in
port.
Died, Oct. II, W Par late of California, aud for
mery Of Crawford, county Illinois, aged 81 years
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Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKHr,

Money continued in demand but without change in the
rate of discount Government had advanced the interest
on portion of the Exchequsr bills to three per The
funds have fuctuated much, but the settlement in Con
soils was, on the whole satisfactory closing prices 9X
e2 Considerable arrivals of silver have taken place
sales 5s. 15sd. Dollars, As. usSd.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
American stocks had been much neglected during the
week, md the market fat Messrs Bell Co. quote
u. s. Bonds of 1868 Observation-Disclosures. l1OIt 111L
y. . IDS STOCK, oi, oo.................. % ll0R
Erie Railroad First Mortgage. ........ 1917 1857
Barring Brothers repor. ales of 10 900 Pennsylvania
fves, bonds at 49, and small sales OF Maryland Sterling
fves, at 81.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Since the receipt OF the Arctics aavices the market
had recovered from its former depression and eighth
advance established upon last weeks quotations.
Mddlng and fair particularly Orleans, were growing
career. Dirty ordinary showed no improvement. The
trade bare Of stock The weeks sales amounted to
$1,000 bales, spectators taking $780, and exporters
5000. The sales of Friday the 14th were 1000 bales
closing very steadily The annexed the quotations.
Eo;r
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The steamship orthern Light, Capt. Thomas Minsr.
from San Juan del Norte via Norfolk arrived yesterday
morning with us passengers, 81 100000 in specie
freight and large amount in the hands Of passengers
The Northern Light left New York, oct:5, at SOP. NJ
and arrived at San Juan on Saturday 18th inst, at
O'Clock F. having stopped at Kingston, Ja for Goals
Returning left San Juan Monday, 1Tthinst, at A. N
The following is the
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ABINET C0UNCILS-THE CHANCELLOR OF THE Ex.
CHEQUER ON THE TURKISH QUESTIoN--PEACE MOVE
observation-disclosures, ETC.
The Qu cen had returned to London and all the minis
rs were assembled there; but it not intended to
mmon Parliament unless events became more threat
ling.
cabinet council of Eve hours DURATION was hela on
turday, the sth, and again Wednesday, the 18th,
4 the proceedings had not transpired
The Chancellor Of the Exchequcr assisted at the nau
ration of the Peel statue at Manchester and spoke
1gth the Turkish question, mystifyng what particu
course England would take in the coming struggle;
admitting that is Engsnds duty to set itself against
e absorption Of power by Russia that would follow the
N Of Turkey; and significantly limiting that England
)ud not enter into the deep questions which may deve
oe themselves out Of the peculiar internal organization
the Ottoman Porte He expressed strong anxiety for
The Peace Conference was in session at Edinburgh.
Golden, Bright, Surge, Burrtt and other peace
eostes were present.
The Sheffield manufacturers had memoralzed the gov
nment against war, and in aid of Turkey.
The On parterly meetings of iron matrs at Birmingham
the 18th reported the trade healthy Prices were
m. Stock low and the make considerably restricted by
Turkish hostilties will be Immediately followed by
I've In prices The cotton mills at Preston were to be
ry closed BY owners to sarve their operatives
ring districts will II en- number nearly five thousand,
no must soon be driven back by hunger to their work.
France.
lie EMPEROR AND EMPRESS AT AMIENS-GRAND RE.
I LTGI0Us sOLEMNITY.
The Emperor and his wife were at Compeigne. AT
niens the religious soemny Of transferring the bones
ST. Theoeosa, called together twenty seven Archbish
,s and Bishops, French and foreign.
Denmark.
The Diet opened on the Sd instant.
Prussia.
Prussan squadron Of four ships telegraphed OF
cal the 13h proceeding to the Mediterranean pro-
tbly.
I Italy.
Numerous arrests recently made in the Venetian
.ovinces-the prisoners taken to Verona Four
srsons supposed to be revolutionary agents,
sted at Inspruck with forty thousand aorns In their
)ssesson.
Naples.
Naples b threatened wit scarcity and the government
,ntsnpatss buying grain.
Greece.
Athens advices to September 10 mention another
aeek oe earthquake. there and at Thsbss
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Arrived from NYork-sept r. Favorte at Smyrna; Oct
& @ h al It
Hsvre sth Geo Patten do Fritz at Hull Adirondack in
the ely de; 7th, Phobus Hevoet Roads, Hudson, off Start
for Hamburg; steamer Taurus, Slsan Kinks; 10TH Man
haitian, Clyde; stb, Argantyr Grayesend 10TH Agnes
Deal; llth Agnes Gravesend 2th steamers Arctic and
Canning, Hamburg; 11th, Conccrdia Off st Albans for
Philadelphia.
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Numerous arrests were recently made in the Venetian
.ovinces-the prisoners were taken to Verona Four
srsons supposed to be revolutionary agents. were
sted at Inspruck with forty thousand aorns In their
)sseeson.
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Athens advices to September 10 mention another
aock oe earthquake, there and at hshes.
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Naples threatened wit scarcity, and the government
,ntsnpatss buying grain.
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Prussian squadron OF four ships telegraphed OF
al on the 18th, proceeding to the Mediterranean, pro-
-.blu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-19
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.
Commercial Line Of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
TRI-WEEKLY-UsuaI time rs Hours.
Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, and with E.
quaIDespatch, as by any OlherLine.
TVE Boats u this Inc

TIE Boats OF this Line s-Ssas -
S. will tetve Providence ~ -
4szssa from Fox Point, ON MON XEsssssvsFT7s+s
- DAYS, WE'D NESBAYs & FRIDAYS
and New York on tuesdays, THURSDAYS, 4
SATURDAYS, until further notice
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line of Propellers between New York and
Philadelphia and the semi-weekly INLAND Line to Balt
MORE at all times When this Inland route is open.
Goods will be taken Providence for Philadelphia al 5
cents per foot, and for Baltimore cents per foot
Usnal time between Providence ana Philadelphia, 40
hours and between New York and Baltimore, 4G
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight Will be forward
ed from New York by any other lines if directed
at current rates
For further Information apply TO w. II. JOtIRDAN,
Office OF Providence and Worcester Railroad Co.;
Isaac Odell, Pier No. Is N R. or w. P. Williams, ~
Broadway New York, or TO
B. BUFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main ST.,
Sept. q. 1853 DAVIS Providence
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French Periodical Pills and nror.
$40 GOO REWARn[]l-,.

IfOR anything that viii surpanH Dr. q. nm. pa,
aceas and Indian Medicines, OF the remedy of Con
0rIn%a Elects ~rlcinres, Whites, Pains IN Tho Rack
asu Luins, seminal weakness, Affections OF the Kid
o. mo urinary organs Without the least re-
scon " als drink exposure o change in appl,cs
y vE VIZ glseaIsiipns are entirely
and although powerful, they wal, moi inure h, m. ,...,
sno Mos. aonca'e constitution This preparation "
wfIAnlea 10 cure the above mentioned dsemses' ,.i,h
Vegetable Modiclnes Oh can rsly u wn ny Indian
eutV, py calling upon me al my onIce q, '"'''es"
,v,s kd,Sa l0 Adnst No. 1gl, Worcester, N !
''TspNf' iN con DR., CA. HILL y
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FRESH GROCERIES.

THE subscriber having purchased of JOS. e GREG.
L DRY his stock Of G oceries Flour az and
made large additions to the same now offers to the
public, at wholesale and retail an ex ensive assortment
OF w. I. Goods, al III kinds borgnt for cash
He would cal attention to his. stock of TEAS com
prsiIg every variety OF English Breakfast Touch oHg
Ooloig NIlgs ung- SnnchonG. Old and Young HSson.
lRperi7l, 1appowder, tyson TWanky, sc.
SUGARS from New Ynrh aud Bristol Refineries -
Also. Havana, Muscovado Rico and Orleans do.
MOLASnEs OF all grades consisting of New Or
leans Porto Rico Muscovad4, Cardenas, &c. Stuart's
Extra Syrup, Old Mocha Coffee Java, sumatra, and st.
Domingo dJ,-gruund and unground.
AlsO-Rice, Tapioca, Maccsroni YermiceIli, Sage,
Pearl Barley Geatine, died Ginger AID preserved do
Extracts Of all kinds, Peach Water, REESE do. Fancy
Soaps Split Peas, Canary Seed, &C. &c.
In short all articles kept in first cIass w. |. Goods
store lie would be happy 10 all the old friends OF
the establishment, and many new ones as may favor
hun with call DANIEL A. HAWKINS, ia.
Nos. /, 3, 5, and Main street, op. Court House.
Goods delivered with des patch, fce Of charge
81 dtf
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RAHRoAps
IA 80 Wnrces4er Railrnad

Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
- Is IS
wIErER AsRteeeMEsTS- II lsss,
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich 80 A. n, 12 a., and al 5 90 r ID
Crnrl Village, at Is a s., u 50 md o5 P.M
. Danieiscnvile, at 40 A. 4, q aRa 4 = Z a
f" Webster, 81 IS A. NJ, 90 ard s 90 p N
. oxGofd, IS $50 A. N. 2 Is and s IS P d
ARRIVE a Worcester, at y A. ri 50 and Z 50 ?
~ reg De- pow NV Ard TRANS ''s
ieeve Worcester a IS aad 10 80 n aad % ?; =. "
Webster, az Z SO and ii Is -" = %
Ponitet, u Oh aud Il so 81 =
a Danielsoayile, ii ssA NJ, p Is and Up. u
@ Centr'f ViIsge, at AZ 1 L % and SO s
Arrive at Norwich, al 50 l24and 20 :
Steamboat Tram leaves Boston al 80 p. NJ, Wor
ces,er a. 90 P. NJ DaAieisoave at os, and Nerwct
TSs 6 so A NJ train nom Norwich, viii connect wit
eoScAes for Providence az Central Village and Pomfret
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; at Danielson
vile M'naays. WednesdaSs and Fridays; as junction
with Western Express Train for New York aud Alba
ny, at p A N; for Albany New York and Way Sta.
toas, 4 9 S9 u, and with train 81 Ruovidenes ene
sse-esster Rcssa at Worcester station, with Boston
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains
The ~ NJ train from Norwich will intersect juno
ton with New York Express Train for Boston, AMI
Train for Providence and Worcester Road; at Worces
te Station with Boston and Worcester snd Worcester
The COP NJ Train from Norwich arrives in Worces
ter in time for the 70 80 Train for Boston, Rhcf
leaves the Western r R Station.
TFairs from Worcester at s As and 1890 A NJ arrive
in Norwich in for Trains for New Louaon, sIon
ington, wilimantie, Eartfnrd New Haven and ~ York
The 10 so NJ Train from Worcester connects al
Danielsouvie with coaches FIR Providence, Whitman
tic and Hartford. daily, for Brooklyn with every Ac
<omnodatIon train.
II Dayvile win Coach for Ashford, Tuesday Thurs
ays ond Saturdays; for Providence, Mondays Wednes
days and FRIDAYS.
The 30 NJ Tram from Worcester connects at Web
ster with Coaches Southbridge daily; for North
and West Woodstock, and EasIford, dsif.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat, from Sta
tions the line of this Road, viii take the 80
Train from Worcester
p VI. ANDREWS, Agent.