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Wanted Immediately.

OK Chisel Grinders. Inquire of PAGE, WHIT
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O3 d3wis C. FOSTER d co. Worcester.
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THr ITALIAN LreroS ar Buxso, Aran.-After the
unfortunate reverses which the republicans in Europe
suffered in 1919, many OF the soldiers who were obeed
10 leave their native countries took refuge South Amer
'ca Amosg other corps formed a legion OF Italians
buenos AYre-. TO resist the Dictator Rosas, and alter
waro' oionza This little corps, commanded by Colonel
ovrer, and composed chiefly of the former companions
OF 9anbadi, had most sanguinary conf ct with the
enemy on the soth Of May, having attacked and com
pe'ely routed body six times their numerical force
The government has, tribute Of gratitude never b,
Tore conferred on any corps decfeed il the Tide of ya
'1nt with gold cord to s commander silver one TO
each ohcer and on. Of silk 10 each soldier These gal
liant fellows WILL II we rely upon the recent accounts
from Europe, be called to another field to 6eht The
battles OF their native country.
We also learn, by advces just received tbs, Caribald
may be expected in the United States from Lima 10 about
six weeks He comes around The Horn with his ship, and
brings cargo Of copper-N Y 7ribxns
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Literary Notices.

Father Garszris Lseu,o in N,r York. reported in fol
by T. G. Lelsnd, phonogrs phcr also, the Life OF Fatbe
Gsvszzi, corrected by himself" &c New York Dc
Wit Davenport, 1853
Pennsylvania avenue IL is moi for the fields o
poIemlc theology. IL is question which each mus
read and judge for himself
hark Hsrdesfo~s, OF, The Tro BrofhU'." by Mrs
Noodle, fss'e Of Agnes Sgriokand) author Of" Rough
ing IL In the Bo.h," /" Enthusiasm, Sc by the snrne
publishers.
This pleasant work Of fiction, and illustrates in Thrill
ling narrative the evil OF allowing the pnbridied will to
have is In YOUTH and coToptug Influences OF bad
socstes in mature years well ss the good effects Of
pious feelings and vpous conduct While onc in the
OF Mark Hurdl..ioue, erpises his crimes the
scsoid the other, in Anthony Hordlesoue, rewarded
for his virtues and mngnsnmous conduct Il is
tive Of deep feeling m events natural and interesting
and will Tend, while IL passes off Idle hour interest
the feelings and purify the heart.
II Ia for sale by Franck Taylor.
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RIrcRM IN THE sAvY--The Secretary OF the Navy, in
the disposition he has evinced TO increase the efficiency
OF our national marine, and give TO il higher character
ha. the hearty approval OF the whole country Our
steam navy has justly become national reproach There
is no reason why should be more expensive and less
perfect than the private MARIE yet 10 so, VIGOROUSLY
and when one after another the various Of the
navy are required for immediate and important service.
they are all found less imperfe. and wholly
fitted for the duties required 1t is TO remedy ihs evil,
and to apply the corrective in the proper quarter. that the
Secretary earnestly labor'ng, and he will sue.
ce,d We feel .-su ed in correcting the evil should
be found necessary to change entirely the present sys
TEN of building and construction. Boston 7imxs
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The Fevcrcd City.
DIT REV. CHARLES W. pESisos.

How little reck we, in our homes Of ease,
Famed by the moursain air, the ocean breeze,
or the hot brcsthngs thss falling
In blight and death many southern brow
What gentle winds around our dwellings come,
Waving the bouyhs that shield our happy home
The whispering leaves lisp music to panes,
Where sit lsuessly and count gains;
The dmpins waves laugh ~ they pass us by,
And birds, in troops, sweep gaily through the sky;
The viol, aud the harp, and trumpet sound
Where dancing circles sport their round
Our bands Of troops caparisoncd anew,
With ciangor loud and long, pass in review;
Our ships, with pcnnons high, and piniops spread,
Bear form the living, needless Of the dead
And the great Of trade, for thought,
Rolls ON its ceaseieSs ways JuggernAut!
Oh ys who breathe amid feversd cir,
Think of the your southern knsmen bcsri
oh ye who sport along Atianiic's shore,
Think Of that persisted host ys more
Call up those silent streets that loss ievcc-
And the unburied dead, swept the sea
Go 10 that funeral pyre, whose hsmeS arise
To light with horrid glare the midnigh, skies
Stand where the puud heaps beyrim the sod,
Whose trembling souls unshriyen, have gone to God
Toll, with the HowARD's, mid the crowds Of rooms,
Where dying shrehs and sroans pierce through rooms
But seek ye notihe dead seek those who live,
And ofyour substance, quick! oh quickly, give
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Ihs gives The remaining banks, holding about the
hguTcs tho aggregate decrease Of about $500 that
the six banks enumerated the only ones that have re
strained the MARKET The Bank OF Commerce reduced
Us loans from S90000OO August g. less than Ss
900 10 day IL will be remembered howe ver that
returns are daily averages and II the relaxation has been
progressive this week, the aggregate of loans 10 higher
IN iict Than apparent in iho The accumula
ton Of specie is tma The wietohsd work made the
mint IN delivering money has int fored with tbs of
gold although some pay have been made from The
treasury here The specie movement has shown in
crease OF S430000 ia the banks dimnution of $3.50 900 in
tue vaults OF the treasury and during tho week
lnamuch, however, that Tho influx Of specie pro-
gresye during Tue week. the bank, held in reality
last day more than shown In their average The
amount oil specie in banks and treasury be Sl9
$4,000 The banks that have been
last a amounting to fourteen in number have generally
involved themselves in difficulties by putting their cap
'ta at least tina, part paid in, last Thus the Bank
the Union, instance has in three loaned
whole capta!-S300,G00. II this has been sixty days
paper average follows that discount any
for at least forty days In the time, It's customers
may suck their thumbs" In tho superstition that
siderable portion OF those loans stock notes. they only
represent demand Tor money in the market and IL 10
understood that OF the stock have required
nowa in not few Of the banks 1t is observable that
of the fourteen banks the loans specie stand
compared with the Others. follows.
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NOTiCEIhs Navy Department, will entertain pcpoieas
~ companicd by a5h
furshnG machinery boilers complete fcS
United propeller San Jscnio,v lying 1t
the Philadelphia navy
~. Desirable tbs. The propositions ,bould specify ss tins VIA"
which will Payments viii BE nsds - %
One half successful trial trip, satisfactory ~ tee -
papens shrr successs unnseS 70 y
competent he selected the Sacretay
Navy.
NAVY DHrAararsT, Aug. ~. lsJ
TTe Integencsr and Evening sfs o. ssnsonf 80
and Evening Argus OF fnnadepe IN tssss
pubisb.J 4t
Aug I7--drs,hinst. +
The above notice extended and modified q follows,
the by designs drnWnes WIN b
.,en.,ed anti September prox@o IN 6rpsAiur
engines machinery cop'sts and for repairing pssssS
boiler iusf,s a Of building new onss.
payments follows half 4 sscoesfus s
Department. n Isa sir
succs-n running h. judged Of competent snae.s
10 b selected by the seersfsry n Navy
NAVY DEPARTMENT, August ~, 1859.
National inegeucer End Evening Tho
rennsyIvsnisn and Evening ArgDs please puhss
Aug s3-dtssptl0 $3.50
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Franklin Pierce, Pesiien Of As United States erien
whom may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited Pas
Caesar has been appointed Of Meckcnug port
New York. do hereby him such,
enjoy such functions powers, privileges
States
In testimony whereof have caused these letters nsd,
patent, and The seal Of United be hernnio axed
Given under hand Of Washington Is,h
H.. al August A. d. 1853 independence
States Of America, the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
w. i. MARor, Secretary OF State.
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on Medical College, corner Of I'D Ts~tA stvesls.
THE duties Of th die esxs nan~Asv
septsmher tsthl snu'ng Terms hsretofuss a. s1vres
from - 10 ga 81 Primary SOW
and department story Circua 81 ~
Baiantype. ~ ---~' - - -
Assistant NJ D. Wells. Mons r. Raor PsoNs.as n usS,r,
Languages Rev Js Nourss and Rev. j. Waans sssesisas
psincipais.
! August 2a--Sw
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Georgesown college. d. &.
CTUDtEs win he inssuion m me An, Mo.a.v
~ Of September. = - -" "-~-S
The division ss the younger ana o,o, .,sxee.
snases Ne tn accommodates bsasaevs ~ a ~
ame time 20 To al wll p~ooHs ,r ss
~ ven = insuccsusi culture IA. nA0U. N a 49,
Aag Q<-ecA0w q =" 40
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c ,NpIrIoN or THE OHIO, Erc

WHEELING, Aug 23.-The water in tho Ohio continues
ui aspect. Thirty loads of bacon, lard. 30, FROM
Cincinnati and Louisville, started for Bslt,rnors TO.
day the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and large
quantity of iron arrived from The East Fcights C,n-
cinna 20 Louisville. 80 per 100 Boats
plenty and difficulty experienced either ffsishss
passenger business The Atslanta leaves To-
day Tor Cincinnati with most Of tho passsnges by the
press train from Baltimore. -
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Nxw YoEx, Aug n The stock market to-day
firm. Sales United States 6s, 1867 Ia Can,on ISL !;
Erie 73i Long Island, sal Reading. $50 Parker Vein.
Isl; Cumbe land Coal %; Pbeox, n New Creek, ~ !;
Morris Canal, 16i Nicaragua, rs
Flour s,sady-not aotive-sales OF $3.50 bbs At Is OS
IS I2i for State SIS Al IS 81 for southern Rye -four
and meal unchanged. eee.SsfH
Wheat DECLINING 10000 bushels rs ceau for
southern whitc l6a Il9 for prime rod. Sales Of
1900 bushels Of corn IS cents for mixed Oas and
Rye unchanged Cotton dui-buyers asking decline
sales 300 bales Whisky. 26 a 26i cents
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VOl.TAlRE's pIunl0aOPHyCAL DICTIONARY. svws
vols svo from French with noss both critical
and ssgnmen'stivc by Ahner knrssnd -. :
Aua rs FRANCK TAYLOR
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cMALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser Rent snd the Fur
y niurs salef comfortable name
house, essssy located containing ss and the
good Rent Of houss q 50
JAa. G.. nc0UInE
Aug a3-eodst Auetioneer and Commission Merchant
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IN EXPERT OYSTER sHUCKER, Of clean, steady,
honest habits wanted immediately by the subscriber
hoy, kinds Of work nj restaurant
Apply At !. ~. bar street, near the War Department
Al, 2s-a J. BOuLAN0ER
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NJ. A. Tyson M Female Seminary
log and Day Pspais,
On street, bsf~eer TrsJrA a~d Thirteenth
THE duie. Of this institution rhusdsy
pupils
be puncua in in order speedy
o. The
The many improvements lately pre-.
viousy large principals
advantages md facilities pupils
They have made for the accommodation o ~
boarding pops will hsd
winter pleasure by furnace their sudy
lighted
pupil will admitted unless satisfactory reference sver
previously.
terms, be hsd the Seminary and
principal bookstores in the city.
Aug 24-dtl5thsep
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Bo.roS, Aug 23.-The brig Chatham, from Stern Le.
one, July u.s. arrived here this morning She reports that
of heavy sns the become very
unhc alrhy and the officers and crews Of severa British
vessels had died OF yellow fever No been can
tured the coast since those Rio Pongss In Juno
last.
Liberia papers have to hand by this atrivs but
they contain nothing The republic qalst and
prosperous.
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ny J. q. MCGUIRE, Auetionser.
DOCKS AT AUCTION On Thursday afternoon, August Al
O'Clock. rooms, shall
lection OF books, consisting Of
Senate, House, and Executive Documents
Hissones Reviews
English, French, and Spanish school hooks
Novels books Of engraving, pamphlets, he
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Aug t-d Aucfioneer
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WKsrcuKsrEn, Aug 23-Thc ultra abo!itionss In this
section have provoked public discussion the subject
OF coonz aon which is likely be beneficial the oo
onzation Of Libers and other portions OF Africa The
meetings crowded, and the discussion thus far has
bsen highly interesting The popular mind evidently
turning To colonization Rev Mr.. Pense nob,y defends
the cause, and dsarms every objection.
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FALSE REPORT.

Bosros. Aug. 2i-The report brought BY Captain Jsd
kins, of the Arabia, of being ashore OF Nan
tucke proves 10 be without foundation Digent search
has been made. and no steamer DO found thofe.
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HALIFAX, Aug. 23.Fve hundred dollars have been sub
scrbed St. Johns NJ for the relief OF the German
emigrant wrecked In the ship Charles Clark Tho pas.
sengeis have been forwarded to Quebec.
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PROM FORT An PRINCE.

Bosros, Aug ~ We have received dates from Port au
Prince TO Aogust2 The yellow fever still prevailed hsre
and Young American missionary from New York, who
panied tho Rev Mr. Judd had died OF tho disor-
der Mr. Judd had also been attacked, but had recovered
All quiet on the island.
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Nav rosx, Aug 2s-The steamer Pacific reached her
dock NJ u O'Clock this evening whea days snd u hour
from Liverpool in latitude 30 49, Longitude IS TO- she
broke hes main sha ado shs re !, of Inc o.,
sage with engine side-~heei Ia hair weather she
made II knots hour and her distance In u hon
2a0 miles The vessel ashore OIL Nantucket was
the Pacific She brings no. psssenxsr
among whom Mdiie Ana Zerr, the great voss, Hsr,
Koeniy and many members OF Julens band They gave
concert boad. which realized conside ssbe .a for
tho bone fl, a, the Home for destitute children OF seamen on
Staten Island.
ARRIVAL or rHE srEAMxH GLASGOW.
NEw YosK, Aug 2s'rhe steamer Glasgow. from Glas-
gov, arrived at her wharf halfpsa o'clock this
nirg
AHSivAL or run LIGHT rwo wsxxs LArxs yaon
ar CALIFORNIA.
Nsw YORK, Aug. 2L-The steamer Northern Light from
San Juan has arrived Bringing San Francisco dates Of
August $40 passengers. aud 81 100 900 in gold She
connected with the Cores from San Frsnci.co.
| a INV ORLEANS.
Nav ORLEANS, Aug II The fever CONTINUES 10 increase
aarmnsy No one appears 10 e1sm pit from the terrible
Many of the oldest aud BILE citizen.
have been attacked. Among the recent cases arc Col Al
M. IIobrook Of the New Orleans Picsyune, Thomas
Adams, esq, the well known president Of tho Crescent
Insurance Company. Mr. Hobrook arrived here from the
North only few days ago IN the steamer Black Warrior
He previously had tho fever. and been In tho mdst Of
aithe fearful epidemcs that visited the city, YET
not proof against another attack
Il
fever rsgeshow IL is amot i'm possible for any e.
cape Among the deaths yesterday John G. Blowers
and Mr. Robson. of tho frm Of Robson Il Allen, NOR
chants Merchants OF The city and their clerks stack
ed indiscrim nately Al the present least 100
old inhabitants are suffering Of fever.
1t 10 impossible describe The awful suffering and dis.
| trrss pressing upon the few that arc left
|
BosroS, Aug. GA letter from Prince Edwards Is
land dated August 49, that the American schooner
Starlight had been brought in there prize from tho
fishing grounds for fishing within The bounds The Amor
lean consul protested against The jusdic,n OF the
nraity there the ground that she taken in
Canadian Upon the captain Of the Satlight pro-
missing be caIeul in inture, sho released upon
| the payment OF costs
TIE CHOLERA AT CUMDERLAyD
CuMnsRLASD. Aug. 25-9 o'clock, p. - Washington
wife OF Thomas Condor, old lady, died OF cholera to-day
There very few newcases and they Of mild char
s##eS
Bosros, August 23-Dates from Montev ideo S;h
OF July have been received. There OF Import
No change had taken place in the affairs Busnos
Ayres The city still bssicged by land. bal shess
great dissatisfaction in the camp of tho besieger.
CIScINsArI, Angus, 23.-Our citizens have contributed
800 Tor the relief OF the sick and destitute New
leans. Ii is expected the subscription will roach $1,000
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Tar..rlr nu..1srsr. Aus. %. Isal.

TsrAsrsv DEPARTMENT, Aug. ~, le;1
NOTICE holders of
IN i5th iH<2
December $50 holders Of the
Of July 1896 edecmsb
November department prepared
hereof OF December
Of millions ,hs
hereinafter mentioned, 10 witi
In Of contingent competition within the amour,
preferences viii be order Of which the ssd
either kind be offered The ccrncaes duly assigned 20
United transmitted this Department. upon me ~
ccp whereof price WIN be paid compounded Of the
ticusrs
per specified In each cerunsae
of the stocks or 70,
In 4 IRE case nsy psl - ~ N~''
The eks oil redeemsbis IN 1855
ID. Interest c~rihcsse no" ,ns s.o Suy,
1859 receipt I'D scurment ~ ~ treasury,
r, The allow pf money TO resch the owssv) OF
one day. ~ addition.
p...n ~, s.,S sochs drafts the Treasury
a.. .,,s a,s,,. Boston, New
or PhiIadsphia, The parties may direct. ~.-.
An, 97-A Secretary Of the Treasury.
DOTrsOAMERr Engrossng Large Fountain Pens
which, simple device VIII write seary pags Win bes
and nvAssbe 70 scohheepe and others WIN fmns
large capital letters, the ink giving
lis The best pes In The unitsd atstss -.
sale al t.sh.4 TAYLOR MAUnTE
AasN rt Bocksose, Ninth street.
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is remark OF DR. Stone that the old French never
die in New Orleans !; they only 60 out. For years and
years, gong back as lar memory runne,h, you may
note sitting the balconies OF The old square Of the
city The same venerable white headed pory old French
and Creole ladies' dressed clean and neat. looking
tented and happy with their brght-eyed daughters and
grand daughters around them perfect models OF green old
age These venerable danes have lived in New Orleans
ever since has been city. They have lived under
three governments.
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Be charitable religion has charity for is basis, a
they who are not charitable cannot be Christians.
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Ifyou would not have affection visi, you twice lisle
al osce to what it teaches you.
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Mrsncihon was denounced by some one Tor changing
views on certain subject He replied "Do you think
have been studying assiduously for hy years without
lrarning anything r.
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An UNFORTUNATE SPECULATION The numerous sr-
cesoenees that have been erected in the vicinity Of the
New York Crystal Palace, fortunately for the public
have proved bad speculation Tor those interested in
them. The Journal Of Commerce says: 'Tbe srogge-
res and pnppe,-sbows that sprung up with the rapdy
Of the prophets Kourd and plentifully Egyptian
froas IN the vicinity OF the Crystal Palace present
mournfa spectacle. Public sentiment struck them with
blight and mildew and about half OF them have already
disappeared Buildings Left in unfinished stale,
asd the ominous words To Lee are copspcuously
placared Their owners calculated too largely upon the
depravity OF the race"
The London Times states that the great Australian
nugget, lately exhibited in Leicester square, has been
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Coincidence is the bes, friend have with IL may
bid defiance 10 withou, IT all the friends in the
world can be OF no use TO
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Next TO Sanchos euloSy OF sleep, the subioined by
Goethe, is the best we ever read
"Sweet sleep thou CONTEST with good fortune, un.
biaicn and unenfea,ed. Tnou loose.t the knots of
,houeh aud mnglea together all images OF Joy and
grief Unhndered the circle OF internal harmones flows
on, and wrapped in pleasing frenzy, wa sink down
and cease TO be
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AID YoR nrw oRLrAk..

CINcIsSAr, Angus, 23-Our citizens have contribute,
800 Tor the relief OF the sick and destitute New Or
leans, 1t is expected the subscription will reach 9l0Ocs
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The difference between those whom the worll es.eems
good and those whom il condemns bad Is in many
cases that the former have been better sheltered from
tempt alton.
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FROM MonTgvipKo.

BosroA, August 23.--Daes from Montevideo the 6;h
OF July have been received There Of Import
No change had taken place in the affairs OF Busnos
Ayres The city still bescged by land. bal hess was
grea, dissatisfaction in the camp of tho besiegers
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A PARAGRAPH FROM GorrHn.-Goethe has written few
passages more beautiful than the following:
"The year s going away like the sound OF bells The
winds PASS over the s,ubble. and Ind nothing 10 move
only the red berries OF that slender tree, which
they would fam remind OF something cheerful and
the measured beat OF the ihreshers fail calls up the
thought hs, 10 The dry and falling lies much
i.hment and life"
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History or rIsHrs-M. Agassiz, the eminent
ph scs', and professor OF zoology and geology in Cam
bridge University, is now engaged writing "the Natural
History OF the Fishes Of the United States" He Is very
dssrous procure specimens OF all the fishes in every
portion OF The Union, and particularly Of The fresh waie
streams in Maryland. Virginia, and North Carolina lie
wishes also the which they bear in their various
loo alIies.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-12
RAILROAD MATTERS.

There is likely to be union Of Railroad
interests constituting IN unhrol"n line be-
tween BURLINGTON and Boston. The matter
* under adviScmrnt with a favorable prospect
of success The proposed union embraces
thrFitchhuruh ten miles Of the Massachusetts
and Vermont the Cheshire and Rutland AMI
burlington Roads such n connection would
no Doubt be of vast advanta"" 10 'hr>r now
independent Roads. mere especially should
no other parallel Roads enter into similar ar
ran""mrnt>.
AnorEcr informal meeting of the Directors
Of the Pa>sump>ic Road was holden in Boston
the last of last week to consider the question
of further extension of the Road 1t was
voted TO proceed forthwith TO extend to Stan
stead on condition that $500. 600 and tn,
right of way he provided hv the citizens of
Vermont. The Boston Directors pledged the
same amount. and subscribed a considerable
sum on the spot. bat bow much we are not
advised,