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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


AuusTS NJ t0e ~ N0t1Onal Capital
PROSPECTIVE SECRETARY OF wAR-rHx VACANT
sENATOBsBlPs FOB MISSISSIPPI AND GK0RGIA-NEw
COALITION PROJECT OF THE ADMiNIsTRArlON-
THE nRRALD Is CORRESPONDENT, Ero.
sPEuAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEw YoRK HERALD
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18, 1853
We enabled to state that the President hiss deter
mined to call Chss MoDoaAld to the War Department
in Place Of Jefferson Davis who 1t is believed will be elect.
ed sens tor from Mississippi notv outstanding the efforts
OF Governor Brown who open candidate for the po.
siton This has been determined upon to get Nc
Donald out Of Mr. Cobbs way to allow the latter to
come to the Senate from Georgia.
The administration will depend upon Davis and Cobb in
the Senate who to b duly installed ~ administration
leaders, and it is hoped they win be able to drill both the
Southern Union and the secessionst and thus put
end to the dsaection which prevails that body
The assertion that Jers mah Clemens, of Alabama, will
be called t. the War Department is only to tickle his
friends At the South and hely probable he would
fuse hs post, offered him. under the circum-
stances.
Mr. Mcdonald was President of the Nashville Conven-
ton, and FIRE eater Of the Jefferson school: SO
that his elevation to the War Department viii st leave
the Cabinet a unit.
If the Senate can be managed, the House We at the
West End feel certain viii fall into the traces aud We
will have no further trouble with the disorganzsrs
y t''"Ae"J
correspondence, is charactsriscal silly Ia quota
from dispatches. written weeks before the meeting
Of Congress, prove the accuracy Of infosmatio
upon all the importsnt subjects entioned-ia,ernsl i'm
provements the Pacific Railroad naval reform revision
Of the tariff and enlargement of the list free articles
30, &c. The Presidents message took precisely the
vie said 1t would We made pretensions Of Civ.
ing the exact language of the message for that docu
ment not written 1T the time All professcd to
do to give briefly the views of the administration.
As for some OF the subects Canadian reciprocity and
relations with Msxioo-the President has de.
fe1red giving his views for the present. on the
ground that they at this time matters Of
gotation, and therefore not proper to be made
public In order to try and spite the HERALD Marcy and
Cushing, say nothing of the kitchen cabinet have
deAvored to give all the Information they ,ud to the
abolition sheet the Times and that paper feels to
fpd potwihs andpg has sold itself to the administra.
ton, tn the HERALD usual anticipates 1t in
We don't fig about the Cabinet far getting
is concerned having ample to all Of
information, without losing independence Were
to depend upon particular clique for in
formation We would be merely the mouthpecs Of the
individual clique instead Of independent journalist
ASMODEUS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14
BY TELE G Il A p III
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, JAM il.
SENATE.-Numerous petitions were received and
appropriately referred,
After considerable routine Of business of no gem
era importance, Mr. Broadhead Of Ala, introduced
a bill making further provision to prevent the coun-
terieing of q. S. coin. Referred to the Committee
on Judiciary.
The resolution offered by Mr. Cass yesterday,
relative to the Squiers treaty with Costa Rica, was
taken up and adopted.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
of The Pacific Railroad project. The bills reported
by Messrs Rusk and Gwnn upon the subject were
both read, when Mr. Gwinn addressed the Senate at
length, in support Of his plan for the construction Of
the road.
lie was followed by Messrs Bell, Seward, Rusk,
and Davis, all Of whom spoke in favor Of the gisans
TIC enterprise The subject was postponed ill Mon
day, and the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr Darby presented memorial for
grant of land to aid in the construction Of Railroad
from New Orleans to Minnesota. Referred to the
Committee on Public Lands.
resolution TO stop the debate on the bill to sup
press the circulation Of small notes in the District Of
Columbia in FIVE minutes after going into Committee
Of the Whole was adopted.
The bill TO prevent frauds the Treasury was
taken up.
MIR Stephens spoke in reply to Mr. Olds and 9TH
efs, in defence of Mr. Corwin Mr. Stephens made
an eloquent speech, in which he Indignantly repealed
the various assaults upon Mr. Corwn's character, and
said that he should for the BILL with suitable mod
ifcations. Units present shape, however, he should
vote against it. Alter some further debate, the bill
was ordered V third reading. Adjourned.
WAsHEGToN. Jan 18th.
The Republic states that the health Of Mr. King is
much worse and that he did not leave for the South
yesterday contemplated in consequence of the un-
favorable weather.
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THE following bref but explicit note received yester-
day, by Nessrs Sermons d son, Opticians, is but
another testimonial TO the many already received from
gentlemen OF The highest standing in the medical proles
sion and Others, the great superiority of he glasses
which these gentlemen furnishing to our citizens at
their rooms 247 Main Street. over D. Scott RS prug
store.
MEssRs. II. SERMONS e. soN-Gentlemen-I have psed
Tor he last five days the Spectaces which sou furnish
Ell me-" The glass appears to be o The first quality ac
curatey gronnh and highly polished Tor clear aud dis
tihct vision they excel any thing have ever used
Yours Respectfully, JOHN GREEN
Worcester, San. 5, 1858.
Alessrs H. g. & Son will remain hut a few DAYS long
er snd those who in of the best spec,aces for
the help of impaired vision. will do well to call without
delay.
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TREMENDOUS STORM IN NEW YoRK-Deien
tien Of tis maiis.--NeG York, Jan. 10. A ,femen-
dous storm israging here, more severe than has
been experienced Tor many months il commenced
early yesterday morning, and continued with inces
SAINT violence all day Al nine o'clonk this morning
there was hut lllle abatement. The wind was from
the North East during the ,and at sunset blow.
ing gale from the East North East. js.
The mails we're due At seven o'clock, but did not
reach the Post Office ualil near eleven; and the
Southern and Eastern night mails had not been re-
ceiyed at the Post Office at nine O'Clock this morn.
ing.
The steamship Asia did not proceed to rea, in
consequence Of the low tide and heavy eartorly
swell.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of the Illinois.
NEW YopK 7

NEW DIRK, Jan. u.
The steamer Illinois came up to her dock this
morning. She left Aspinwall January Sd, and
Kingston 5th and brings the California mails to
the 10th December, and 2Ol5, 900 in gold dust
on freight, with 208 passengers.
The steamship Tennessee arrived at Panama on
the 9Oth with S2,20O000 in gold dust, and 800
passengers
The British sloop-of-war Amphytrite was at
Acapulco bound to Panama, with S890,00 in
specie.
The Illinois brings China dates to the 3lst of
October.
The rebels in the Provinces were still giving
trouble The capture by them of several towns,
is officially confirmed but their success is wholly
attributed to the incapacty and rcmissness of the
local authorities. The conduct of the operations
against the rebels had been committed to a new
general, who had gained several advantages, and
was preparing to make a clean sweep of the in
surgents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14

From the Report Of the Committee on Dentistry at Tie
last Mechanics Fair, held in this city:
L" the case presented by o. + Harris, of WoIces-
ter the COMMITTEE gave their UNANIMOUS AND IN
QUALIFIED prase, both for the ext eence of the mate
rial the naluIaess and delicacy of eoor the perfect
carving OF the teeth and also, for the superiority the
plate work, and the strength and perfect fitting OF the
teeth to it.
In view ofthese facts, your Committee award to him
the first premium of
silver Nj dal,
Tor the specimens presented.'
Having increased facilities for the manufacture Of
Teeth Inc subscriber prepared To- furnish Dentists with
BLOCK Teeth OF superior quality. both 10 strength,
and lite like appearance.
Particular attention paid FILLING. aud all other oper-
HtiOns The Teeth % 'It pr
Tooth brushes; also Tooth Powders and Wash SUI
perlor articles, may be had OF O. + HARRIS.
l5s Main street, nearly opposite the Posi- Office.
mhyZZ day WI
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mPOIsONING.lrn

ThousanGs of Poronis who use vnrmifuge comuoaod
oi Castor OH Caomel, Nc, are no. aware that while
iheN appear TO benz fiji the patient they are actually Law
ins we foundations tor sefes o diseases, such sal
iVaton loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs &C.
. III another column viii be found he advertisements of
hobensaek's Medicmes 10 which weask the attention of
~ iec''S Interested M their own well their Chill
dreu's health, In Liver complaints ana ali disod, rs
atsihg nom ihose o. bilious pc, should make use
VI me Only genuine medicine Hobtnsack's Liyer Pills
~ oe Sot dsceofd, but ASK for Hobensack's
we s'sa,ufe o. me Proprietor, ). N. HOBENsACK,
+. IT, -. LAzELl, &. II. MARSH, and SCOTT
Ir Agents Tor Worcester
nOyl3 ar
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES.

IL H..
SENATE.--Mr Cary, from the Joint special COM
mittee appointed to wait on Hon. John H Cliff
ford and Hon. Elisha Huntington, and inform
them of their election, reported that they had at
tended to that duty, and that those gentlemen
have signihed their acceptance, and that his Ex-
celency will attend upon the two branches of the
Legislature tomorrow at II O'Clock
A message was sent down to the House propos-
ing convention OF the two branches for to-mor-
row at IL O'Clock, to administer the requisite oaths
OF office to the Governor, and concurred in
The hour specially assigned for the choice of
Chaplin, having arrived, the vote was as follows:
Whole number of votes So
Necessary to a choice Is
Rev. D. Farnsworth of N Chelsea IS
Warren Burton of Boston IA
=" w. F. Smithett
and the james d, Farnsworth (Calyanistic Com
gregationalist) waa declared elected
Mr. Weeks presented the petition of the Marsh
pee Indians, that the office of Commissioner of
the same may be abolished
HoUsE.-Mr Stevenson, of Boston, from the
Joint Special Committee on the subject of Rules
and Orders for the government of the Legislature
reported those of last year, with certain amend
ments. Laid on the table.
Petitions, &c. presented, of Ames Halves and
others, of Leominister, against the right of Jo-
seph ). Darling to a seat in this House as Repre-
sentative; of E. 6. rockingham and others. of
Haverhill, against the right of John P. Nichols
to his seat as Representative from that town
n communication was received from the Clerk,
notifying the House of the appointment of VIM
Z. H. Paskell, of Chelsea, as Assistant Clerk. -
Adjourned st
In COMMEMORATE two branches met in
convention at quarter to II o'clock, and pro
ceeded to make choice of Senator in room of
Hon. j. 5. G. Knowlton, of Worcester resigned
The whole number of votes was 1872
Necessary to a choice 81
Charles Thurber, of Worcester, had 1888
Enoch Perkins, of Harvard
And Charles Thuiber was declared duly elected
The Convention next proceeded to make choice
of nine Executive Councillors.
The whole number of votes was 296
Necessary for choice l44
George b. Upton Of Boston, Thomas Savory
of Wareham, William Sutton of Salem, Ebene-
ger Torrey of Fitchburg, Stephen NJ Weld of
West Roxbury, Henry p Fairbanks of Charles
town, John II. w. Paige of New Bedford, Henry
Chickering of Adams, and OsInyn Baker Of North
ampton, had l76 each, and were chosen. t
The Coalition ticket had 10 votes
The Convention next proceeded to make choice
Of Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Whole number Of votes 3o7
Necessary for choice 1874
Ephraim NJ. Wright Of Springfield III
Foster Hooper of Fall River 81
Amasa Walker Of n Brookfeld IS
w. B. Calhoun of Springfield
And Ephraim NJ Wright was elected.
For Treasurer and Receiver General, the
Whole number Of votes was 296
Necessary to a choice l48
Jacob II. Loud Of Plymouth had 164
Charles B. Hale Of Haverhill IS
William b. Spooner of Boston As
There were two scattering votes. Jacob III. Lord
was declared duly elected
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VERMONT MISERALs-DARTMoUTH OBsER-
vAToRY, Sc, Hanover, Jan. 3, 1852. Gold in
Vgmont..-Prof Hubbard showed me to-day seve-
raj specimens of gold found in Bfdgewater, on the
Quechee River, (or0ne Of branches about four
miles above the village. The specimens are not
washings, but froma vein. The gangue, or rock in
which the gold lies, is quartz, containing also con.
siderable sulphuret Of ron suIphuret Of lead, and
suphuret Of zinc. particles Of gold being found in
these, as well as in the quartz What quantity of
this ore exists there, that is, what quantity of aurl-
erous qnartz and sulphurets, the information does
not state. but these specimens are worth working;
and II the VEN is extensive, gold might be expected
from washing the sands oiIhe Quechee. the ex-
stenGe of gold formation in Vermont has been
known for several years, it is little singular there
is no more interest taken in the subject by the peo-
pie OF The vicinity. If any doubt the existence Of gold
there, an inspection of these specimens will satIsfy
them.
Huerhausfable Mines Of Ochre in Vernnont-Prof
Hubbard also showed me several specimens of ochre
various colors from Straflord-a new and inter.
estlng discovery. Ii is no other than taking the
spent ore of the copperas works, and suhecug it to
various degrees Of heat; the result when puverzed
is pure ochre, varying in color according to the de-
gree of heat. The copperas ore is IA suIphmet Of
iron. The sulphur being extracted, which makes
the copperas, the reSdum being heated becomes an
oxide ofnon, otherwise ochre From this, by re-
ing process, very simple and at small expense, is
obtained the pigmeut-bright red, pale red, brown,
and various hues Of yellow
And so there nexhauslibe mines Of ochre in
Vermont; for the formation extends from Strafford
to Shrewsbury at least
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14
BALTIMORE, Jan. Is.
Of Rnnhno1 n.1
The Dog Romeo.

This beautiful, young, and well trained dog is owned
by Mr. Charles Robinson, of Lowell He is now per-
forming at the Museum, in this city, His feats most
wonderful and amusing in the character of Miss Lucy
Long, which he performs it'll perfect grace he rings
down the house with camors applause, and is really
star. we advise all 10 this wonderful dog before
ne leaves the city He performs this evening ana Sat
urcay afternoon for the last lime In this city. tn
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Tnompson 8 eo,s. Western Rxnress.

Waldo Block, Worcester Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield Northampton, Greenfield Brat
teboro', Hartford New Havtn, Plt'sleld Albany Tro,
Buffalo, Cleveland Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago, and ali
intermediate places
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, DC, collected at all the
above places. 5. V. r. HlIKCt X, Agent
je8 dit Waldo Block Main street
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JON nOYD I'm.

stock, Exchange, and Money Broker,
No. goo Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes
Drais, stocks and Specie bought and sold Bills OF Ex
cnange drawn on Barring Brothers. d Co. } payable in
England, Ireland, Scotland, &c. in sums TO suit Drafts
ana Notes collected in any State in the Union and the
Canadas Loans negotiated, &c, &c.
Office directly front Worcester House, and Oh.
pose the Worcester County Bible Socieys Depository
Worcester, May 10, 1852. distf
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JAMES 4. PEIRCE.

General Collector, 22 Main Street,
Werctste Mass, will attend 10 the collecting of
Notes. and Accounts OF every descriptions with pro;pt-
ness and fidelity.
REFERENcFs-Benj +. Haywood, NJ. D.; Hon. En-
DRY ashburn Goddard, Rice q Co.; b. i Hardon
Co. Earle d Drew, OF ofcester. NJ. d. Phillips
Esq, OF the firm OF Phillips sampson d Co.. Boston,
Worcester, June IS. 1852. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14

REcovERED.-ruesda afternoon, the valu-
able papers which we've stolen on Sunday, from
the town treasury of Brainlree, were found by Of
fcer Hastings, of Roxbury, concealed in piece
of woods in Quincy near Neponset bridge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14

CALoRIc ENGIEE.-An association Of gentle
men have recently built new Caloric Engine under
The direction and plans Of Mr. Phineas Bennett
This engine has been in operation for a short time
past, and 80 lbs Of power has already been Obtained
and Mr. Bennett thinks il viii he practicable TO work
il with 50 Ibs.---N Y, Tribune Ntr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14

Misunderstanding the last year, $50, 900 Of
the public debt Of Mary land has been paid, and
SSf2,OSS has been added to the sinking fund, which
i kept up on the present plan, it is estimated, will
in ten years liquidate the entire debt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14
Grenville's Vcgetnble Iv1roc,

nIs = we most eiiectua remedy eve discover ed for
~ nhOAl plsIEAFER, or " hnl il called malig-
n Weo pI,nS sore Throat, SCARLET FLVEK, CAN
MEN, CAhkER RASH, CANKER or TuRlSIi IN
nc Mouth or what l. USUALLY termed sore MAIN nv.
SShN hhf aud Canker IA the Buwes, sure Mouth OF
rrLmmNins N"nlri ana the Acrid lumors OF Teethinq
Nnpieh N shoi, for almost All the AFT cti rs Of The
ry caals nv XXI ~ The Mouth Ihrost aud aIInen's
Sep'H dif 2la Maiu street Worcester
a CARD.--Mrs wlNsiUW TO THE LADIES.
mrn, " insow an old ma experienced nurse and Pc
mue hlsican, would call the attention of the Lad 10
u. soo'hlne syrup Tor Children ieethng II will inn
nc,,a ,eneve Them from pain, alnl all spasnodic
so''en 'le gums, reduce inflammation. ad H. sure
20 regulate I'll Bowels Depend upon il, Mothers, il
mi eve resi- 10 yourselves and relief aud health 10
yonr children, o. Price, 20 cents per bottle.
nave sod very large quaniiieso Of Mrs. Wnslow's
syrup during tho past six yenrs several thou
SUM me last ear We believe II the best medicine In
we Wofh Tor Children teethng or for the cure of Dy
ehinry, aud DarhGa in Children whether IL arises from
~ohbg or any other cause. Il Rlvos universal salts
'"cuoh-never heard complaint iron any one using II
-never sold mtdcine 80 universally es.tu m re.
Heyng pain nnb affecting cuies-ieIlef IL
SURE QUITS PERKINS, Druggists, bangor, Nc.
-, cRAMP AND PAIN KILLER ~
me world ~ nriOnshed nj the wonderful cures per-
iufned ~ the CRAMp AND PAIN KILLER pr, pared
py ouhTls d PERKINS. Its equal has never hen
Nnown Tor removing pan In a cases; for he cure OF
spn,n complaints, cinmp IN the limbs and atamach,
atisn IN all ii- forms, bill ous choic burns, sore
throat and gave Is decidedly the best remedy IN tho
Wuru' r"r particulars, crcnlnry Ia the hands OF
hsehs, iol graiui,ons circulation. 4 atffaHtH III
n--be sure md call for CURTIS g. PERKINS
Sla'p anu ram Killer All others bearing this name
ar' Dnse limitations. Price loi, 20 ava cts per bottle,
scooding 20 aite. Sold In nearly every town 10 the
Su"s agents Tor Worcester Bush IL TO-, H. r. LHzell,
s An .a,fna,en Cherry Valley. lo,ienIey GU
1spvsusf ., ~ TROUT d 60. Enst nfpokneid, Alonso
pnsm ", bro'Aiied, Fiske a Co. proosdsld, Gfo
n'ho" TO- oci27 dsw1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14

"JOb never had Cold, he only had Boils and
therefore his patience fairly testedn said dne
lady the other day, as she was barking and sne zDp
from the effects of a severe cold She took sumo of
Bust's COUGH Gun E LUZENGsS, ana got well in a
short time, and then she wisely supplied herself for u
ure exgencies, at BUSH ~ CO.'S.
jan1l d3t "a Front street,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14

EA Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says, that Senator Douglas appears
and others have circumvented him, by running the
thing entirely into the ground. He also says that
the Senator's Statue Grafton, the Sth, is consid-
cred dead failure
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14
Christmas and New Years Presen

large assortment OF al The latest style Daguerreo
type Cases, buh fancy and plain Also, sc variety
OF Id Lockets, suitable for presents, to be had at
CHAPINS Daguefreotype Rooms. Waldo Block,
where you viii be supplied with the richest that the
market affords.
Mr. G. would most cordially welcome all who may
eavor him with call. dec24 dit
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MIS- y y o - "a " "a, -. and succas
fal Midwife holds herself readiness, day and MIR,
70 attend TO the duties # her profession. Residf.
No. 6Austin street. o2I-o,t
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~ 5. Nj. PETTENGILL & CO., Newspaper 4. j.,
yertising Agents, the Agents tor the Daily and Wes
ly spy, and authorized Advertisements ana
Subscriptions for us AT the lowest rates. Their fecei
are regarded payments. heir offices are al NJ
York, l22 Nassau street; Ruston, 10 State street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14

THE STORM appears TO have been very severe at
the South and West. Here it commenced showing be-
tween II and II O'Clock Wednesday night and, last
evening it was average depth Of or s inches,
with indications that the storm was nearly over. Al,
the South and West it is a foot deep or more, and
it is SAID to be deeper the board than at this
Mace
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14

% We give, this morning, most interesting
account of The Ericsson" and her late trip, from
the New York Tribune. Read 1t.
We would remark that The paragraph in our pa
per Of yesterday, with extract from Prof Mapes's
speech, was intended to accompany this article, bat
they accidentally got separated.
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\. f. CIark,s

Fashionable Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon, M.
POS Nam street. five doors orJh OF the American House
Shaving, Hair Cutting. Curling and Shampuoing lone
Constantly or hand, general assortment of umeIv.
Particular attention pald cutting Ladies' and Child
ems Hair. noYl6 dim
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sir John Franklin.

New ORLEANS, Jan. II.
The steamship Philadelphia, from Aspinwall,
brings Panama papers II days later than previously
received
Accounts from the Sandwich Islands report that
the British ship Enterprise which left England two
years since, in search of Sir John Franklin had been
seen by some of the whaling vessels arrived at Hon
oluu.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l3.
The case of Rachael Parker, the petitioner for
her freedom, having been kidnapped in Pennsyl-
vania was decided in her favor, yesterday, the
respondent abandoning the case
The citizens of Chester County, Penn, offer
reward of $1,000 for the apprehension of the muir
derer of Joseph C. Miller, who assisted in the
capture OF Rachael and who was afterwards found
dead in the woods near Stemmer's Run, the oc-
currenee took place nearly year ago
NEW York, Jan 49,
No train from New Haven had reached this
city, to-day, over the New Haven Railroad at 3
o'clock, this afternoon.