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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-20
R0sS'S Providence & Worcester Xpres

By Every Tram.
f-F1 PACKAU ELS Forwarded, Notes, Drafts
s--ss3 and Bills collected and paid, and all Or
deTs attended to, with despatch
Packages and small forwarded and other Express
business transacted FAN River Mansfield Altleboro
Taunton New Bedford and Nantucket, Mass !; Blis.
toll Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, War.
wick, Wickfeld, peacedale, and Wakefield 4 !. and
Stonington Conn.
OFrICE.-American House, Worcester
Worcester March 6. 1852 mars DIFF
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UNITED STATES
Life Insurance, Annuity & Trust Comply,
nF Pennsylvania Capital, ESQ, 900 Dollars.
~ Cash payments exclusively. No Premium Notes,
and no assessments.
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President
CHARLES G. INLAY, Sec'y.
PLlNY FISK, Actuary.
Local Board of Reference:
Messrs. EAoch Train q Co.; c. Howe Co.. Blanc
char1 Converse & Co; Nash, Calender n Co. ]. b.
Kimball Il Co. George II Gray & Co James Read,
Esq. Albert Fearing, Esq II. NJ Holbrook, Esq. R..
o. Forbes, Esq. Philip Greedy, Jr Esq; George vii.
liam Gordon. Esq. Hon VIM G. Bates, all of Boston.
The linked SYSTEM of Life Insurance adopted by this
Company. and the best English Offices. all the
combined advantages of the Stock and Mutual systems
The Premiums to be paid in Cash and the present val
ne Of Annual Dividends is payable Cash. demand.
deducted from future Premiums, at the option of the
party insured.
n California Life Insurance, and Permits for Aus
ira Ia Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands, at reduced
rates Of premium. GEORGE H.. BATES,
General Agent, New England Branch Office, No. ia
Congress street, Boston, Corner of Post Office Avenue
few doors from State street,
JOHN A. DANA,
No Central Exchange, Worcester.
GEO. A. BATES, Medical Examiner.
oct9 dSaWaweowly
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NEWPORT Via pROVIDENCE.

gG1 5|55535 1
szZzz ---sz- l--- 1e11--z..s--s- asazszszsaa
N N and after Jnne oh, 1858, the Steamer PERRY,
~ Lapt " oolsey, will run between Providence and
Newport connecting twice each way, each day with
trains OF Providence Worcester Railroad as follows:
Leave Newpnrt at A. NJ. aad 4P. NJ.
Leave Providence at A M and P. M
Or, on arrival of trains from Worcester and Boston
Passengers may procure through tickets al Railroad
stations of New York and New Haven Railroad, New
York; of Western Railroad, Albany or Providence
and WoIceste. Railroad, Providence.
e re.
Newport and Worcester $3.50
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THE WONDER OF THE World!
Dev1ne's Compound Pitch Lozenge

TINE Great Remedy for Colds Coughs &C. is the
i cheapest medicine offered to The public. The
following extraordinary shows effects if faith
fully used. Let the dsparng in aid read this case and
hope on. If not able 10 purchase, call Agents
and get a box free such persons are wecome
My Friend, Read This Messrs S D. Fuller &
Col had severe cough for almost year, with
bleeding the lungs and raised great quantity of bad
matter aud have been under the OF of the bes
physicians IN Boston, and have used great deal Of
medicine, but without any other effect than grow
worse, and my ply stefan said could be cured. /
commenced using Devme's compound Pitch Lozenge,
about five weeks SINCE and their use has wonders
for me. think they have cured me, and feel thank full
that so good medicine is within the reach Of the
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Tileston street.
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NEWPORT AND sARAT0GA

- Passengers leaving Newport ia Tie morning mas
reach Saratoga the same evening.
u Passengers leaving Saratoga III the morning NAV
teach Newport the same evenn g.
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$40 900 REWARD.
paints. ON. "a

I Evils mud Union White Lead, Ground and Dryi
IL American aud English Linsted Oil, spirils FUR.
pentne, Japan. Copai, Vamish, Paris and Chrome
Green, Chrome Yellow, &c, for sale low by
Gs & A, J. HOWE,
jyl4 df Wor Bank Block
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Special Notice to Foreigners.

TI'HOMPSON 81 CO., Express forwarders, having
i made arrangements for drawing CHECKS directly on
the Belfast Banking Company, Belfast Ireland, or any
OF its branches, now ready 10 draw Checks the
above Company, from e. to 100000
The advantage ofsending TO friends abroad Bank
Check, instead of Drafts individuals mst be clearly
obvious
Bills of Exchange Checks, and Passage Certificates
for passages from Liverpool to New York. or Boston,
furnished at this office. 5. " R. HICKCOX, Agent,
les DIFF Waldo Block. Main street, Worcester
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RAILROADS.
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

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&V1NACA anu W CLc0StGI 6dluOaO.
mGaN IA Ezzasse rlzzszs4sz-sl Sssss -.
EE%rIss ats-s1zs ssSs+ssSssss - ~
,,,,,, ,,,,l,,,,,,,,..,-
SFfdAG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %, 1853.
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich at 80 A. NJ, IL NJ and [al 20 P. M
@ Cent? Village, at 25 A. NJ, - 80 and 81 p. Nj
{" Danelsonvle, at 40 A. NJ O5 and 5 o. p NJ
Pomiret, at 500 "A. NJ, ] q and s AZ P. NJ
Webster, at IS A. NJ 60 and 6 40 r. Nj. =
SC Oxford, at 6 so A. NJ. 2 IS and O5 p NJ
Arrive Worcester, at . A. NJ, 2 so and 90 p NJ.
Ial Freight train with passenger car attached.
DOWNWARD TRAINS
Leave Worcester b As and 10 so A NJ and COP. M
" Oxford, at Is and II 90 50 g s n
Webster, at 80 and II Is 6 40 *
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NJ oresster and Naahna Railroad.
iiIA fsSs f.ssss rlga4-sssg-i
60 =
Passenger Trains will run as follows.
oava nrx;, -. &c.,.


Passenger Trains will run as follows
Leave Arrive mt GTOtOn Arrive M
Worcester az Junction at Nashua and Lowell al
$50 AM. sos a m. $50 am. ASA a m.
LILO ~ l25O pm. l.l2 PIN. Ito pm
4.l5 pm 5,35 pm. $50 pm $50 m
Leave Arrive at Grotnn Arr,ye al
Nashua and Lowell junction Worceste,
$50 am. IS am. SOS am. sl5am.
ll35 am, lib IN. 1880 pm. l5Q n m
5.SO pm. 44j pm. 600 pm. 72O m
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with rana
OF Concord, boston, Concord and Montreal Northern
Passunpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads. An Train
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above ramtd Roads.
Each Tram 10 and from Groton Junction. (except The
Evening IraiD from Nashua) connects win inward
and downward Trains Of he Fnchburg Railroad and
stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell
Al worcester $50 a. m. train connects with steam.
boat train from York via Norwich. lI.15a m cnn.
meets WIN Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
traus Ais p. connects with trains from all above
named roads, ncluing the Express Train from New
York and Albany Train arriving at g. Is a. M connects
with the a. trans of all the above roads ncIudin,
Express Train TO New ORR and ALBANY That arrivine
at p. m. with D. trains of above roads That M.
irving at 72O m. with the New Ork Steamboat Trar
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER r. r. TRAINS
running connection with Wore and Nashua Trans
Leave Fitchburg at =, m. 1910 and 500 D. m
Leave Worcester AT $50 and H. am and I5pm
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
worcester Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitch
burg. 'sA'
" For connections with the other road nj Worces
ter, Groton JUNCTION, and Nashua see snow and WI
der's Pathfinder and Railway G uide
~ Through Tickets axe issued at Worcester for Ruy
llngton, Montpelier, Wells River and White River nc
un, al the same fare by eaoh of the different roue via
Nashua and FiIohburg but change OF cars is made
on the Nashua route. "'''''
w. sTowELL, sup'r
Worcester, June 6, 1853 ieIO dawtf
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from Ne~porI aad Providence 10 Springfield, Albany,
Saratoga Northampion, Greenfield, Fichl uig, Keeis
Bellows FAILS, Rutland, Burlington, Nashuo Manehes
ter Concord, White River Junction Montpelier and st
Johnsbary ISAAC Is. SnUTHWfCK. Sup't
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MEDICINES. &c.
DIR Cornelrs Pain Expeller.

So A PERFECT Oharmer of Pam" Manufactured
N by 5. D. FULLER Il co.
Store, fremont Temple, Boston. sold by Deners
generally myl4 dtf
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on and qffeT Monday, Nay 9th, 1888, through PAS.
SENGER TRAINS will leave as follows:
Leave Providence 720, and ll30 M; and 400 .. m
Leave Worcester $50, and II III. ana A. % p. m.
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Leonard's Express

E1 TO and from Boston AID intermediate
s,siSss5l places, by every train
Bills collected aud paid, and all orders attended 10
with dispatch. DIFF ie8
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Drawing and Painting Aoademv

DROE ROHNEH has returned to the cny. ana r.
a moved hls Studio TO the splendid rooms ii Union
poses 10 open W -
Drap.ag and Painting Acadesny,
for Adults and Youths The cr6s WIN be TX dollars
obtained. ''''- y ~
Mr. y. WY continue 70 paint Portraits az usual and
VIII guarantee perfect ltenesses. Specimens Of his
work may " seen At his r0Os and ndies aud Gento-
men are invited to ca, and examine at their leisure.
dec4 iN5 diff
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RAILROADS, EXPRESSES. &c.
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &E.Y.
Commercial Line Of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
MANIFESTATION time Is Hours.
Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, aud with f.
quaIDeslsatch, as by amy csherIisNe.
TIE Boats of this Line
will Iat "a Pros iJnura

= TIE Boots Of this Line ;-+gpas n
49, will Iet-e Providence g.
-5sEsa from Fox Point, on mon Sr9szs
- DAYS, " ED NESDAYS Il FRIDAYS
and New York on z UESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
SATURDAYS, until further notice
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates.
This Line connects by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line of ProPeers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the semi-weeky Inland Line to Balti
more, at all times. When this Inland route is open.
Goods will be taken at Providence for Philadelphia at
cents per foot and for Baltimore at cents per foot,
UsIal time between Providence and Philadelphia, 40
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 10
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forward
ed from New ork by any other lines if 50 directed
at rates.
For further information apply to w. II. JOURDAN,
Office OF Providence and Worcester Railroad Co;
Isaac Odell, Pier No. 10 NJ r. or w. r. Williams, "a
Broadway New York or to
b. BUFFUM, Agent, foot OF South Main ST.,
Sept27. 1862. dawtt Providence.
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Read the Following /!

And you cannot be indifferent to this appeal. HUI
mainly calls upon you 70 do yonr duty It is only one
our of the many thousands who have seen its wonderful
effects.
DrJ N. HOBENSACK,-SIR :--GIatitude TO yon
the inventor Of highly valuable medicine prompts this
humble testimony in its favor, being safe, gentle
yet powerfully efiectual remedy for Worms. Having
had much experience in knowing the effects of various
preparations, my wife, who well skilled in minis.
terng to children in distress pronounced it the best she
had ever nsed and would other while yours could
be had.
daughter of ours became seriously diseased. Her
symptoms alarming, but her mother at cnce sought
for remedy for Worms Having obtained yours by
the time she hsd taken half bottle Oh SIR the ioy il
gave an afeciionae mother, 10 the improvement in
her child, she being about live or six Years old SHE
passed an immense quantity of Worms, her scky cou-
tenance now frightened, her spirits returned and in
short time lovely child, threatened with decline and
DEATH now gave promise of health Thanks t, a kind
Providence, whose blessing attending your Syrup, re-
stored the child With confidence recommend ii 10 all
parents whose children are suffering with w Worms
JAS. B. BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel
Late Pastor of the Southampton Baptist Church.
" CAUTION !-Reme,nber, then, Parents and all
others, that HOBENSACk'S WORM SYRUP is the
only medicine in use that Will eradicate Worms, with
certainty and will moi disagree with the most delicate
Stomach Be careful that you get the genuine article
and see that the signature " N. IlOBENSACK," is on
every hottie.
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Lime, Calcined Plaster and Cement.
CONSTANTLY hand and for sale by
~ BLISS, SUTTON, & co,
my25 dawtf No. g Mechanic ST
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GROCERIES. &c.
Fine Feed.

EREsH Ground, and for sale by
L BLISS SUTTON. & Co,
my25 dawti No Mechanic st.
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The 7.20 A. NJ train from Providence, connects
Worcester with the Express Trains from Boston fol
New York and Albany, which oaye Worcester al 925
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0aSS'
GRAIN and Flour Bags OF all kinds, at Manulac
" turers' Prices, by BLISS, SUTTON, q co,
my25. daNu No. 8 Mechanic ST.
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E.sss 81 @
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Providence ana worcester Rallroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

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1911
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21
CARD.
CRY GUARDS ARNoRY, }
Worcester, JuLY 7th. 1858. {

In acknowledging the various couf-
tesirs extended 10 our Corps, during our
hrei Visit 10 our sister State oil Rhode
Island, NC are perplexej with the con.
sclousness that where so much was
crowded INTO so short space Of time,
where every step WAS ma'k ked with the
reception oi kindly acts and where hos
/ plthliiy met MS atrvery point, II will be
imposeble 10 present our Acknowledge
menls IN detail 10 ali 10 whom we are
indebted.
But 10 the COMMITTEE of Arrange
mens OF the CEy Authori les OF Prov.
dence Tor their KIND invitation 10 ioin
them IN the Celebralion oi our National
Sabbath" and Tor The provision tor our
comIort and enjoyment while with
them
To the Providence & Worcester Rail
road Co. ,ior Tree pass over their Road,
aud To WIN. IL. Jourdon, their gentle
manly Agent,ior his admirable arrange
mems and attentions
To the !sl Light Iniantry Of Provi-
dence, Col. Brown, his officers and men,
tor Their fatterIng reception and escort
10 the steamboat on Saturday,, 81 inst,
and Tor the escort breakfast, collation.,
and numberless other courtesies during
the Four.b, lcrowdlng every moment
with JOY. every one OF whose hearts
were 80 open as were the doors OF then
manslons, and who seemed disposed 10
heap upon us the double portion OF hoe
piIaliiy intended 10 have been shared
by our gallant brothers, the New Eng
land Guards OF Boston, and TO forget
and 10 make ne iorget our mutual die
appointment at their non-arrval
10 Col. Perry and his gallant com
mni.d, the Newport Aruilery, Tor their
unexpected reception aud generous
welcome 10 their ancien; End time hon
cred home,
Where the eea.eless voice Of occan's -osr
Speaks ever the language Of tiIeedoin,
where. 100, repose the remains Of the
gallant hero OF Lake Erie, whose req
Representative we were proud 10 greet
as brother IN arms,-to their accept
bic entertainment at their Armory On
our arrival, and the lnspning sound oil
the booming cannon as salute on our
departure Oh the morning Of the
Fourth;
To lie Marine Artillery OF Providence,
for their attentions al lhe.r beautiful Ar
mory;
Aud Gnally, to ths Living Flowers
WHO strewed our way with their types
ia "nalure's smiles,
We can only say that for all the cour-
tes'es mentioned. and ior numberless 9TH
ers to our Corps, and to individuals te-
longing TO II, accept our most hearty
lhauks, with the assurance that we
snail ever take sincere pleasure in
returning reciprocal remembrance.
Per order,
GEoR0E G.. BIoELow,
Clerk Co. c., 9Th Light Infantry
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21

To be Tins surrounded by a pop
Nston not less distinguished for lis Chi
vaIfy than ior lie Intelligence and tried
patriotism, is peculIarly gratifying. and
among The pleasant memories suggest
ed hv the occasion, who can ialI 10 I've
reminded, where the banner OF undrilIrd,
unqualified religious liberation was first
freely given to the breeze
The foregoing is an extract from the
speech OF President Pierce, At his recep-
tion in Baltimore THIS is the first time
that we ever knew that credit wac due
10 Maryland for being the firs; State in
the Union 10 give utterance to the doc
trine OF religious freedom. We have
hitherto beer under the impTerslon that
this honor belonged to Rhode Island
Perhaps we have read history wrong |!
We have always supposed that Mary
land was first settled mainly by Catho-
lies and We believe that John Clark,
Roger Williams and their associates,
who first settled in Rhode I,and, were
not CalhoIics--at least, not rery ,igid
Catholics.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21
THREE DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
NEw YoAK, July Is

A't" Ao"nt IVY lo'
The Royal Mail Steamship Arabia,
Capt. Judkins. arrived at eleven O'Clock,
having leIt liverpool al the 2d inst,
The steamer W ashngton arrived out
on the morning of July lot.
The cream OF tie Turkish news Is
that everything is yet doubtful, Moth
ing has resulted yet from the Porte's
rejection OF Russlh's ul'imatum. Moth
ing IN Tact can he doue uutll about July
lst, at which date 1t was thought The
Russians would cross the Danube.
IL was reported that Turkey hud for
mally demanded the armed intervention
o. The tour powers, bot the STATEMENT
vida not confirmed Things do not
look, as on the whole, 80 peaceabIe as
they did The French and Ensish
fleets were AT Tenedo..
From other arts OF Europe we have
IN news.
Den. Gonzales Btavo is agaIn re-
ported as about TO succeed Nj. Cable
ron dc Ia Barca at Washington.
There have been debates on the al
fairs Ui Jamaica, in ParIlaU ent aud
, amellorallpns have been proposed.
The destruction oi the city OF Shraz,
in Persia, by an earthquake, on May
LIST, has been fully confirmed.
WARLikE Ntws.-LordOn, July g
Telegraphic dispatches from PARIS YES.
,erday e ate that news Of the rejection
oi The ultima um reached ST. Peters
berg on the 24lh. The Emperor had
made personal declaration to the Eug-
lIsh and French Ambassadors, and eX-
pressed himself in the strongest Ian
guage. He states that even the de-
slruction ol his fleets would not prev, ut
his invading Turkey and Obtaining the
reparat,on he believed his dre.
The fourth division OF The Russian
army Is ordered 10 enter Moldavia.
The Russian force on the The c the
Black sea amounts to 100, 700 men.
The Emperor complains Of the con-
duct OF the BRUSH Premier, and IL said
10 have forwarded peremptory instruc-
ITO To M. de Bremrux. TO coutne
himself 20 official intercourse with the
, English secretary ol State.
Al the Bourse 20 day securities SUI
fer, d in consequence o: the Intelligence
from The East, and three per cents de-
clined more than one per CEN.
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RERiLD OF THE TIMES
UsLrsHso svsar THURSDAY MoRsiss, At
: No l44 Thames Street.
CRANST0N 4 NOR MAN.
TERMS..S3 in advance, or 1925
{ at the end Of the year.

%There were strange sights in the
heavens on Tuesday night, about II o.
clock. The Northern lights were unu-
sunlly distinct, and shot up towards the
zenith in columns. The sky was clear
with the exception Of few clouds in
the northwest Directly in the centre
'oi the heavens was bright light -vapo-
ry streak which extended from east to
west, somewhat in the form OF n rain =
bow, and very much resembling the ia
nous comet which was seen abou, ten
years ago. With others we watched
this singular thing, Tuesday night, for
some time occasionally it would grow
much brighter, and then in a few mo-
menis somewhat diminish until the ex-
tremities became quite indstInct. It
was one Of lhose peculiarly beautiful
sights which are sometimes observed IN
the heavens, which man may wonder al,
and admire, bui which cannot be salts
tactorily explained.
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Sr. ANrHoNvs FALLo.-The S..
Anlhony's Express says that impo' tan'
changes have raken place IN he Falls
OF ST Anthony during the pas, two
years. An immense mass Of rock about
the cen re was broken Oh the last win
ter and ieIl several iee, making a sort
Of rapids rather than actual falls in
that part of the cataract. The theory
that in course Of time the Fails of S..
Anthony will so wear away 40 TO
become only rapids seems highly proba-
ble from what is now taking place from
DAY to day.
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D- Lieut. w. G. Peasc, OF the L. S
Revenue Service, WHO arrived in New
York from California, by the Illinois, is
al 10 have in his possession II nun
Der oi very curious articles. obtained re
Gently by the schooner Emma Packer,
from a japanese junk cast away near
the Soclety leland These consist OF
manufactured goods pictures and prin-
ted do uments, and about 200 coins Of
dlferaht values. They are to be drpos.
lied tor txhlbrion at the Worlds Fair.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-21
To EUROPE IN ONE WrsK,-Practi

To EUROPE IN ONE WEEK K.-Practi-
cal action is about 10 bring TO q speedy
focus, the great connection between Eu-
rope and America. by railroad from
New York to the extreme northeastern
point OF Nova Scotla-thence by steam
TO Galway, being only lwo thousand
miles Of ocean navigaiIon-and thence
by railroad TO Dublin, and across ,he
channel TO Liverpool. The New York
Mirror says, two Of the heaviest Lon
don houses have already contracted for
the building Of steamers to form the
main part Of this connection the road
across Ireland wlil probably be finished
within the year-and some olthe shrewd-
est capitalists Of Wall street have taken
hold OF the matter IN earnest at this end
OF the route, and are pushing the work
vigorously forward to completion.
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An sIopement and marriage took
place in Wheeling the other evening
of youngs,er and his landIadys
daughter, who had just arrived al,
swee, sixteen. They had their clothes
all made and snugly slowed away, but,
the old lady had not been looking over
her Rpeciaclcs for nothing, and when
the hour came Tor stealing of, the new
clothes were missing. Not 10 be ioiIed
the young lovers borrowed suitable
apparel, and departed one evening for
the Justices, tie old lady just being III
time TO be too late. She had her revenge.
however, in her own way. She went
to the bureau where she had locked the
clothes Of the parties, took hls to wood
pile, ard with an axe cut up his boota
demolished his beaver, chopped his Goa;
and pantaloons nincemeat fashion, and
tore his linen into ribbons.
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ARREST OF BURoLARs Two youi

ARREST or BURsLARs Two young
men, giving their names as Gro'ge
Reed and Geo. W. Cumberland, we're
arrested, last evening, by officers Cum
mlngs and Walton. of the 10Th Ward
Police, in the dwelling house ol Mr.,
Gould Hoyt, No. 80 West l7lh s!fee,,
which Ihry had burglarIously entered
with intent 10 rob The rognUs we-e
locked up.-N Y. Express.
We believe Ina, Mr., tloyt, who is the
son-in-Iaw Of Gen, Scott, ia passing the
summer in this city.