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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-26

Passenger Trains will run rs follows:
Leave Arrive at GTotOn Arrive mt
Worcester at junction at Nashua and Lorellat
$50 am. O5 IN. & 40 am $50 a m
Lisa IA, y pm. LIZ pm. ITO pm
9:l5pm $50 pm. 6.l2 pm. $50 pm
. Leave Arrive at Grcton Arrive AT
Nashua and Lowell junction Worceste,
7.30 am. IS am. s.Osam ql5am
lbs am. II 30 III. 1920 Penn. I5nun
sos pm. AS pm. 5.35 pm. zoo . m
CONNECTIONS With OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with trans
Of Concord, Boston Concord and Montresl Northern
Passumpsc, and Vermont Central Ratgonds The fi,st
and second trains from Nashua connect with Down
trains OF all the above roadsthe third train with these
oil the Boston Concord and Montreal and Concord all
roads Each train to and from Groion Junction (excenr
tha at l23O p NJ. TO ashua, which has no conIertinr
with upward Fichburs train leaving Boston At % m
connects with upward and GOWN nd trains of Fitch
burg Railroad, ah Stony Brook Railroad to and from
AT Worcester go a. m train connects with Steam
boat train from Yotk via Norwich. Lila M con.
meets vim Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
TRIMS 4i5 p m connects with trains from all above
named roads, Including the Exursss Train from New
York and Albany. Train arriving at g. Is a. M connects
with the of all the aRove roads pcndino
EXPRESS Tram to Now York and Albany. That arriving
at p m with p. m. trains of above roads That ar
rlvmg at m. with the New 0Tk Steamboat Train
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WoRCEs FER h. r. TRAINS
running in connection with Wore ester and Nashua trins
Leave Fitchburs al t545. and 1910 and 5. as D.
Leave Worcester al $50 and Ill a.m 80 and Is D.
m. r.
FREIGHT TRAINS run dady each way between
Worcester, Groton Junction, Nashua Loweland Fitch
burg. ~
IT For connections with the other road at Worces
ter, Groton JUNCTION, and Nashua see snow and Viii
der's Pathfinder and Railway hide.
u Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur
lington, Montpelier, Wells River aud White River Jnnc
tUn, al the same fare by each Of The different routes via
Nashua and Fitehburg but no change OF cars is made
on the Nashua route.
tfrelght rain with passens attached stopping
and starting from Lincoln square.
j. ". sTOWELL, supr
Worcester, Nov ], 1852. ICES daIytf
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Mrs. M. w. Geralds.

EEMALB PHYSICIAN, and successful Midwife,
IT. Eiucated AZ the N. q. Female Medical College
Win answer calls night and day. VIZ
1r Residence cor Of Myrtle and southbridge street
Worcester, ap7 dY
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The Suhsorihar

AS just received an addition TO his former Stock of
i L steam refined MOLASSES, which swe Is the
number to rs Hogsheads II is an article surpassed
for family use AMI will be sold lower than any other of
the same quality in orcester. }. B. PRATT.
mays n3w
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Feathers. Feathers.

UST received, large invoice Of Live Gsese Fea,h
ers, selling low at wholesale and retail NJ 80 Msn
street. ,S, CUP stalrSJ TABER CHOLLAR.
"" dawtf
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NO SEASON CONTRACTS TAKEN

ms leams viii star ON Monday, the 81 day of Nav
and the drivers i'll he Instructed 10 call on ali his far
1ner ousio mers and ask continuance of patronage
lhose who have changed their residence since Oct Is
lo9z' ana nose who may wish for Ice will be promptly
supphed by leaving their orders at the office
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REMOVAL.

NE subscriber, having taken Office in Paine's
BLOCK, No. 236 Main street, would respectfully ten
der his services as
Real Estate Broker,
10 any persons having property for exchange
either IN the City or adjoining towns and would solicit
he attention OF purchasers TO the following Schedule Of
Property, which he offers
FOR SALE.
twenty valuable House Lots, the beautiful fiat in
the western part OF the city three the corner of
Ausin ana Oxford streets Also several Others lit
Tie north'westerly on more elevated ground and two
on frult street. Also number Belmont st eet and
north, and one on Wellington, near Main ST. Also l
two story Dwelling House, ON Wellington. near lain ST.
LARKlN SMITH, 236 Main street
Also, number of Farms, with hom 20 to 200 Acre
of Land, each.
CHAhCoAL in large or small quantities. feble-dr
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A QUANTITY Of Barley Of superior quality, free
IA from ionl seed, for sale by
LEE SPRAGUE & co
mch29 d&wtf % Main street.
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ICE-IGE.
ICE-ICE,

fE'HE subscriber would respectfully inform his ems
toners and the public generally that he Is prenared
10 furnish full supply of Ice the following prices
ct per bfor all quantities less than 5000 in season
- 4" from 1900 to 5000
10 5000
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TO LRTI

~ TIE North half Of the Building formerly oc
Eais# cnpied by tue Norwich ami Worcester Railroad
Company, for Freight House There is a good
dry cellar under the building, ~ by 30 feet.
Also, an Office in one end o. the building The whole
building has fixtures far lighting with Gas For parIc-
MARS inquire al the iJorwich ana Worcester Freight
Office, No. Park sueet.
mar4 dti G. 5. TURNER
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
!ssenser Trains viii run as follows:

i3Fs Es7z - .fSss~s-!
EssS 81 zsazsss tssselssssss ~
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Rirds.

A FEW choice Canary Brds. Also, Cages, Foun-
n tans, &C. at BlGELOW's
apl df /, Maple stieet
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Boston and Woroester Railroad.

9s .sss sssse.-;ss.. eySsssss ssg
SUMNER 4RR4RGEWENT - Commencing Mon
day. May OH, 1851.
PASSENGER TRAINS FUR BOSTON, an follows A,
leave Worcester about 4, al :, a 1918 nj (s.O5
Ex.), 400, q1.05 Ex.( pm
F" Millbury $40 Il. nj. $40 nm
Milford NJ 7O5. 1918 (" 4I5 Z"
Fram'n Cen, 7.40, Hoo +" So, 40
eaxonvile az 6.55 4" L31 4"
go" Newton, 6,30, 7,27 s.23+ wv. Tr.), o., lI.4O*,
BIS, y m. ~ '
aud ., D. m. - = > ~ y
pm. w ''' -
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows,
FOR worcester AZ 7S0 (and EAl am 2 49, "a 30 Ex \
Millbnry a, 7ao Pm.
I" Milford al 73oa,n ,ens a
FTam'n Cen, 1880, 500 2so bNgm
" 5hxOnvile ~ 900 ls e
=. Newton, 9o,(w Tr9sO5, d 3 A. MT 1885, g8o
wv. Tr.,) al5 $40, 6.l5, 7.l5 and 49, D. n' -''
" Brookline, 40 1856, $50, a IL IA, 1, 235, 3so
81, u, n, a. 8 80 >. m. s'Vi
Charles River Branch, 7.lo, am ls 81 81 pm.
*W. Newton station.
O. TwIcHELL. sup1
Boston. May =, 1898 davu
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Cottage for Sale /!

"a ON Pleasant street, few rods from Main st.
GmHs For particulars, inquire of joel. DEWING,
at Allen d Fhufbers Pistol Mandatory
Worcester, Malch !, 1853. diff
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z n r G a 7. Il

&zA THE subscriber being dosirous OF eav- 4ssz
i&,l ing this State, Offers his entire REAL s39S
ESTATE at very low prices, consisting 80 -
in part of one House on shelby street one do unin-
ished, on Laurel street do, on Grafton street 20
House Lots ON Laurel uill do, on Grafton street
IA acres of Land on The Holden road- 1888 Acres Of
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton
oaJ6 DIFF A. NJ MERRIFIELD.
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TAKE F0TICE.


FEFHAT f. +. ABBOTT is still in The field and hereb,
4 informs his numerous patrons that he is prepared
TO serve them in the capacity IF
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Butter and Cheese

Butter and Cheese.
NOV receiving, since the recent decline in price
IN choice Diaries Of Butter and Cheese, from Chau
tauqui, st. Lawrence, and franklin Counties, n. Y.
Also, Vermont Butter, in small packages, which We
offer at the lowest market price, by the package.
leblO DIFF LEE SPRAGUE n co,
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For Sale or EXCHANGE

For IL Ouses in Orcester.
A WOOD LOT OF 80 acres in sutton Also a house and
~ five acres of land in Sutton.
Also, house at Whitm's village also, house lots
near the Worcester Academy
Also, house lots street leading from ling street
10 chandler; also, vo house lois the corner Of
Chandler and Queen street.
For further particulars euQuire of
GUSTAVUS ELLIOTT,
Corner Of Chandler and Queen ST.
worcester. n oy. is, 1863. diff
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eood co..
G C. FLINDERS

" W i >140CiS,
HASH GROCERY STORE, No Southbridge ST.,
" offers for sale every variety of GROCERIES at
the lowest Cash prices.
Worcester, April rs, 1853. d6w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks.
A GRAND Assortment cheap, lat MERRILL SCI
"a Main Nnlh
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Fitchburg and Worcester RAILROAD.

Ia MN n Is. q EIfss'ss ;fEag1
CHI ANE q
TINE W1nter A,yanQenle,a
nN and after Monday, Nov. 1852 trains will leave
" Fitchburg A. NJ, 1910 and $40 p. NJ.
Freight 5.45 A. M.
Returning Worcester at $50 and Ills A. M
and at4.l5 N. Freight, $50 y. M.
,.l lvERs PHILLIPS. Pres'L
Fitehburg, Oct n, 1862. Us ar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28
IV0SLjDptOn 1HnjyS.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-R. Augustus r.
wing, Of Connecticut, for some Years past pri-
vate Secretary Of Governor Seymour, of that
State. has been appointed 5, cretary of Lega-
tor TO Russia.
Robert J. Walker was yesterday commits
stoned as Commissioner to China
The President has entirely recovered from
his recent indisposition. He called to-day in
his carriage, accompanied by his Secretary.
Mr.. Webster, for SIR Charles Lyell, the emf
nent English geologlst, who is stopping at the
National Hotel, and visited with him the prom.
inent points of interest about Washington.
WASHINGTON, June pa General A. o. =.
Nicholson arrived here oday.
The absurd report eegraphed North yesrer-
day to sope OF the New York papers, that the
President has ordered that no Postmaster be
appointed if the applicant be in Washing ton,is
altogether uniounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28

Rror.-.In consequence of the discovery of
some human bones in the cellar of DIR. Gee.
w. Wheecr's drug store, Corner ofSeventeenth
street and first avenue New York, mob made
The mob then forced open the premises, which
ohey completely Quilted, breaking and mutiIia-
ting every article ofgoods ard furniture that
came in their way. Before the police could
rally, the store and dwelling of Mr.. Wheeler
had been completely rams acked by the mob,
who lett nothing but the bare walls remaining.
1t appears that two medical students occupied
apartments in an upper part of Mr.. Wheeler's
house, and it is supposed they had been dissect
ing body for scientific purposes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28
Serious and Fatal Railroad accident

BosToN..j une 23.-The Express train from
N. York this morning via New Haven. ran off
the trac k at East Brookfeld by coming in col
lision with the freight train on the side track
Two freight three baggage and four passen
ger cars were broken. throwing the passengers
frnrn their seats, and seriously lnuring many
Of them.
VIM. johnson, of Worcester, had his skull
fractured and has since died; Mathew Byrnes. of
Springfield, was badly cut, and still remains
nsensiblt; Mr. Wise, OF Worcester is badly
wounded on his head;C. l.. Moore, of n. York
had his leg TANNED. Many others are severe
ly injured. but not fatally, A number of the
Messengers were delegates returning from the
Temperance convention at Springfield. The
accident was owing to the gross neglect Of the
switch tender.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28
on The Meldayiar r-o,t;er :.

- inc ha'daelan fronter,ard il i rur,o.ed
'hat The Czar &iIi mn # come 10 -
IS stated thai the Turks Will MIC ~,
line of defence 'a'N'''' '''e'r
"hlie faus preparing for war, the Diva,
upeS no, neglect chances for peace. A-btra.
won mad been spoken Of. and Reschid pnsba
was IN favor OF such solution, but several Of
MS colleagues opposed IT,
hum'r states that Austria offers Informally
10 mediate, to allow the Car n apology to re-
treat with honor o. - -
n IL was positively stated by the London and
french press that the English feet had order.
10 Jnlh the French in the Bay of Besika, but
on The I'd OF June they hal not left Malta
THE VERY LATEST.
LONDON June l1.-No accounts bayo ooo,o
TO hand Of the advance oil the Russians.
ne Forte has addressed note to the pren,
. defending the course pursued by him
towards Russia, and setting fort that certain
concessions will be made to Christians to r..
move all just grounds of complaint.
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NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

RUSoIh AMI lDhhEh'
Letters from St. Peter .bnrg state that the
Emperor's course on the Turkish question was
generally approved.
The Turks and Greeks in Syria AMI Tur
KEY fully approve OF the Sultan's course. Vol.
unrary subscriptions were being made by his
subjects towards arming the country.
The latest a.ltic,.5 were considered decided.
" less ia,o si,e T., he maintenance Of peace.
The mp- 4,,,. -. s,.nt from ST. Petersburg 10
Cunt 4.ai..,.i3.c nad no Discretionary power
given to HIM, but simply was charged with the
Cars demand for the Po.tes acceptance OF
Prince Menschikoff's ultmatum in eight days,
or submit TO the consequences.
Prince Gortschankaf has been appointed
COMMANDMENT Chief OF the Russian Army in
Bessarabia.
Count Nesselrode, jr.. is not charged with a
nv authoritative mission TO the Western Courts
that can alter the position Of affairs Mean
while, the Porte epares bravely for defence
Orders have been given to Namik Pasha, for
merlv Governor of Arabia, a man of much en-
ergy, to attack the Russians witt 10000 men,
il they attempt 20 cross the River Pruhn.
Albas Pasha's force of 10000 Egyptians,
commanded by SuItman Pasha, with the Il
eyptian fleet of twelve vessels, were daily ex-
pected at Constantinople.
Muslapha Pasha, Governor of Therregom'e
offers TO raise 200 900 Albanians and march
them on any point. Renderham Bey also de-
mauds permission to raise force in Kurde
stan.
The arming of the fleet was progressing with
vigor, and all the spare labor in Constantine
pie was employed in conveying ammunl ION te
the forts.
The present Ottoman forces muster 1890
regulars and feet of 1900 guns besides
steamers and 22 smaller craft. The total land
force organized is 100000.
A Russian force of l2O, 900 infantry hangs
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The Latest from Europe by the Mag
ara.

Boston. June24.
A despatch from Constantinope OF the 3 LIST
Of MAY. received at Trieste, contradIcts in a
positive manner, the rumors OF the Austrian
mediation having been refused.
The London Tim on tie Eastern QacStjon.
LONDON, Saturday Morning.
June II. 1853. I
The Times says there is nothing at present to
testify tina, the English and French fleets will
proceed beyond the roads OF Tenedos or Bes
ca bay although in the event the outbreak
ofhostties, the Amoassalo would find them
selves in position to command the services OF
the admiral. But until peace be actually bro
ken the Straits are closed Ivy the Convention of
1871 against the naval forces ofall the powers,
AID it is Of vital importance to the maintenance
of peace that no signal of hostiities should be
given by departure from the terms OF that
greemeu, Surprising the RUSSIA government
adheres to the course which it has indicated
in It's latest communication to the Other powers
it would seem that some time must SIT elapse
before anv decisive events can occur. 1t would
not be before the goth that orders to commence
hostlies could be g iven, but IN the meaaume,
the Russian government will have received
from all the principal States OF Europe the
strongest remonstrances against the conduct II
has thought fit to pursue And the Times is
wholly at a loss to conceive what reply the
Russian Cabinet is prepared to give to repre-
sentations 50 unanimous, so forcibe, and so
true As regards The principallties, should the
Russians ever enter them it is greatly TO be
desired that the Turks should remain the
defensive, on the right bank OF the Danube.
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MERIcANSPOREIGN AGENCY

ia Washington. u C.-fho undersigned 'isi :.
~ 81 Ves IN the pr seelon Of claims before Congress
h'i the several Departments and for the Transaction
any business requiring atten ion at the Capitol.
Persons hayng business with the patentl unn, Land
ar Pension Ofeeor any Of the Departments of the 'ov
eminent, or IN the Supreme Court If the United statea
may rely prompt aud faithful attention the =
interests.
Enjoying an extensive Foreign acquaintance will
undertake. aud be responsible for the safe
ut Sto"ks. or money any portion Of furope AMI at
tenton will he paid the collection of Foreign Claims
Correspondents will be furnished with special refer
ences in whatever State they may reside and In the
Prominent cities of Europe.
JOS. q. q. KENNEDY,
Office IN II St, bel ween Ninth and Tenth.
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1.-THE Train is stopped for passenger between nn)
of the above named points, the charge will be made from
The point Inst passed by the Tan. and charge viii
be less than twentv-iivc cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except those
who tnke the cars where tickets not .od, }
will be charged by the CONDUCTOR ten per cent in nd
dtion To the regular Of fare, provided. however
that in shall be receive less thnn ten,
than fifty cents from anyo passenger to any point on
the road
Servants will be required to have two passes, to
DO left with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc-
which passes, must be explicit in granting the priy
leRe travel the Free coored persons will be
required produce their free papers, they will DO
permitted travel the
May lots. THOMAS SHARP,
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Sfeamboat Accident and Loss ofLife.

Steamboat Accident and Loss Life.
BUFFALO, June 24th.-The steamer Cba
lenge, on her first trip, yesterday, burst her
boilers, killing five passengers instantly and
scalding several others. The boat is complete
wreck She was insured in the New York and
Hartford Offices for 1874 900.
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/ ZEE IL JOHN SO N-GROCERS d. COM
IL MISSION INTERCHANGEABLE 81. Lynchburg,
Fa.-Are now resolving very large Stock Of Grncc.
res Liquors, Wines, Domestic Goods, Tanners oil Sole
Leather &c, g. nll Of which they will dispose Of to
their friends and tho public generally the very bes
terms-CJl and examine. 10 6-is1
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Dcteat ot'Ac Name Liquor Lac in Conuecn

HARTFORD. Conn, June 23.-The Maine
liquor law was defeated in tho House of Dele
gates to day by large majority, by striking
out the enacilng clause and inserting bill
granting licenses for the sale of LIQUOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28

STKAYED from my Stable Saturday the
~ 10th inst, Il Lign Roam Mare no particular
lis reeollectedler siae Is rather sf the poney
der md of very light form, &c. Any returning hei
me, OF informing of her whereabouts, will be lib
orally rewarded. GEO. q. CURIE.
April 2o-ts
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GENERAL REFER ENCES:
wAsHIsGTuN.
Hon. John w. Maurv, Mayor.
Baron Won Gcrolt, Prus.ian Minister,
Henri Bosch Spencer Belgia" Minister,
Gen. Winfield Scott,
Gales and Seaton,
Corcoran K Riggs, Bankers.
Chubb Brothers, Bankers,
Selden, Wthers Il Co, Bankers,
Joseph Henry, LII ID.
LONDON.
Joseph X, 1ngersol, American Minister.
The Prussian Minister.
Lieut. Col Sykes, East India Company,
Joseph Hume, Nj Z.
Alb FonblAnque, Board Of Trade,
Edwin Chadwick, Board oi Health,
George Peabody Banker.
PARIS, LEIPZIG, SAX.
William C. Rives DIR. Flugel.
fheod. Say, BERLIN.
NJ. DE JONES, Baron Humboldt,
a. M Query, NJ. Deteric
Edm Lafa, cite, Prof. Won Raumer
Livingston, Wells g. Co., HsvRE.
le gifts Lor. Draper,
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DARIsEN a. KINGS ExPREss-D ia

not beiiepe he report In circulation that Parisen
King have sold out to Adams Co-There Is not n
word of truth in il 7. & X continue forward and
express goods aud from New York, aud through
yirei H. North Carolina and Tennessee heretofore.
aud at RATES than the Monopoly which Ia stri.
wing put them down.
Bear In mind that merchandise of every description.
specie bank aud valuable packages transport
ed under of Special Messengers
In ordering from New ork be eul specify Par.
iscn and Kings Express No 9 Barclay Street where
every article will be received and receped for by Mr.
j. II King. meet the firm.
Z. a. X =. facilities Tor transportation cannot be out
dome by amy company and they the first intro.
dnce system of Economy and Prtuainy In this State.
and are determined not to be put down by evil doors
w l.. MAULE Agent,
ie 25-dsclw Office Va f. T.. X. II. Depot.
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NJ ago CABELL ~ 40, HAVING A
lNA Steam Saw Mill the Cnnnl, with abun
dnni supply of Timber prepared to I'LL promptly nm,
orders they may receive. Having Boats of their
they will deliver Lumber ordered % them any point
an the Canal without delay.
Address-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co.
nm 81 -d1c3tnwis
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TIE LAFEeT NEWS.
LATER IRON CALIFORNIA


q Hra
NV YsRk. Jun 2lth.-The steamer Nor.
- I.;.,ht. from San Juan. with dates fr, m
San Francisco to June 1st,arrived at n Y. ths
morning
The steamer California was To leave on the
i, with over two millions and quarter of
gold ON freight.
.;.+o on the 3lst. which destroyed thirty
hn;ldiogs on California and Kearney Streets
Los. thirty tho usand dollars.
MARKETS.
SAN FRANcrsco. June lst Flour closed
= shade lover. Provisions had slightly i'm
oroyed. There had been large transactions
n both articles during The past week.
src M DISPATCH.
New RK ia * 1.-THE passengers by
he N5ruern l.ight, 400 in number, were
i,,oayht from San Francisco by the steamer
Rrother Jonathan. The transit ofthe Isthmus
was effected in 40 hours, the river being IN
good order.
San Francisco passed he Golden Gate going
Among the passengers by the Northern
Ligh, is j. b. Kerr, late Charge to N cara
qua.
With regard to the duel about to be fought
between Senator Gain and the Hon. j. w.
McCorkle, private Corr espondent writes that
il was to be fought on the morning the steam
or left The weapons were 10 he rifles and
The distance thirty PAGES. The friends of the
parties had been trying for the previous TWEEN
~ hours to arrange the affair amicabIy, with
out avail. Mr.. MARSHALL acts the friend oi
Mr.. McCorkle, and Mr.. Cameron, Naval off
Ger. as the friend of Senator Gwin.
The steamers Cores and California, for
Panama, We're 10 Leave on the ist The latter
had over $3.50, o0oin gold dust on freight
The principal shippers are Page. Bacon q
Co. 81 900 900; B. Davidson. 100000; Bur
ooyne & Co 5000 600; Adams & Co. 800, 600
Wells, Fargo & Co 100000.
The Sonora expedition was still talked OF.
The San Francisco times says that Balii
more clipper lying in the harbor has been
gagged to carry the party to their destination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-28

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