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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
THB TRIPARTITE TREATY.
MR.. EvERETTs LETTER.

Special d,.paich TO The ~ Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Jan. 3, 1853
BY an arrangement made between Messrs.
Mason and Soule, there will be no further de-
bate in the Senate on Cuba till after the recep-
ton of Mr. Eyeretts letter declining to enter
into the proposed tripartite treaty with France
and England on Cuba. In compliance with
Mr. Mason's resolution calling for it, this letter
will be sent in to the Senate Immediately, pro-
badly tomorrow Relying on that event, Mr..
Soule intends to take the floor on Wednesday,
and make his lOng-expected speech on the
whole subject.
The letter in question is long and elaborate
document, written with all the care and abil-
ty for which the Secretary is distinguished.
IL gives in full the reasons of the Administra-
tion for declining to join France and England
in mutual pledge never to take Cuba. IL
reviews the history and circumstances Of our
territorial acquisitions of Louisiana, Florida,
Texas and California; declares that it is in the
nature Of the American Union TO enlarge it.
self by the extension of its Constitution over
new territory; and breathes the tone of Man.
fest Destiny, while it Is mild and courteous in
spirit and couehed in language Of great dignity
and propriety.
Neither France nor England have made any
reply to this manifesto.
The KANE extraditiOn case was up this
morning in the Supreme Court. IL is post.
poned TIL tomorrow, to enable the Attorney.
General, Mr. Crittenden, to decide whether
to appear. Eye.
New Senator In place Of Mr.. kins-C eIIector
mt Natchez, 6e.-Appointments by the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Special D.srofah % Then " Tysbsne
WARRINGTON, Monday Evening, Jan. 3, 1s53
Hon. Wm. r. King has resigned his seat in
the Senate, to AXE effect Immediately. Gov. Collier. of
Alabama, viii appoint Benz. Fitzpatrick 70 Gil the Va.
eaney. Fitzpatrick was tie regular nominee of the
Loco-Foco caucus at the time Clemens was elected.
The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed
Moses P. Hatch, Inspector of Hurs, and WIN. T.
Barnes Inspector Of Boilers Of Steame q the PORT of
oswego. At a salary Of 800 each He has also 40.
pointed Thos. Haldermsn, Inspector of HuIls, and
VIM N. Guthrie Of Boilers, ut Cincinnati It salary
Of 81, 500 each.
James q. vsazie is appointed Collector Of
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" An arrival at Boston from St. Domin-
90 City announces that the Black vcmit is
raging fearfully at that place. The French
Consul had died of it, and the American Con-
sui was recovering from severe attack.
Nothing further had been heard of the French
occupation of the Peninsula SANTANA, and the
accounts heretofore received Of such occupa-
ton are believed to be erroneous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

PosT MoRrEM.-The Webster State Ex-
eoutive Committee of Massachusetts, called to meet
on Tuesday, Jan. 4, "on business Of importance
This Committee was originally formed to promote Mr.
Websters election to the Presidency. We should pre-
sumo their action now could be no than loves
Lab
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The Game ut Albany.

Sptridl DifratA % TAe \, / IflH0Hf
ALBANY. Monday Jan D isJ
The Hard Shell HInker. take their defeat on
the Speaker OF the Assembly very unkindly
Even the concession Of the Clerh, in the per
son OF Naiew. who is at least nominally with
them, does not heal the wound A secret eau
Gus is now @ o'clock) sitting, TO see il the
Speakers nomination oannot be defeated
think nothing will come Of it but sore feeling
among Hunkers against the State Adminlstra-
ton. H. q.
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For California.
7e shall issue TOMORROW MORN

We shall issue TOMORROW MORN
ING TAs Tissms for CALIFORNIA;, Oregon s.d Ne Sa-a
S'A islsa&s. Ii viii contain q summary of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the selling of
the last steamer; Money and Market Reports, Mar
riages. Deaths. &c
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing be
had at the Deck ToMorrow Morning Price cents.
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Nsschrz. rice csas. Il. Bailey rr-is,es Ap-osa,a.a,
confirmed by the Senate
Secretary Kennedy gave brilliant party
this evening HIS rooms were crowded way beauty
and fashion. Qrr yUr.
Dismissal OF the Nicsraassn Minister.
The following letter, which we published
exclusively in The Trs6sss of yesterday morn
ing, we row repuelish, correcting some slight
errors which occurred in transmitting it over
the telegraph wires:
DEPARTMENT OF srArr. WASHINGTON,
"Dec. 10 lisa
"Srs--yea are probably aware that some months ays
Mr. KExs United States CAsrse dAsaires 20 the Gov.
Of Nicaragua instructed TO reQaes, thsf
you might be recalled and that some other persos
might be appointed the representative Of N'carsgas
near this Government
A dispatch yesterday received from Mr.. hxxs
transmitting copy OF letter 10 him from Mr. Cas-.
rxlLoS Minister of Foreign AHsirs. in which he de-
elnes on the part Of the Niearagu@n Government TO com
ply with the Presidents request and expresses awsh
that the reasons oawhich founded should be 20,
forth In order 70 their being submitted to the Mica
rsgusn Chamber.
1T csnnot be necessary 10 say et this course woaii
be followed BY discussions OF the dssgrcesbe and
Improbable character besides that the President can
not consent that any condition Whatever should be AZ
,ached to the compliance OF the Nicarsgosn Govern
nent with request warranted by the mos, familiar
principles OF the public law and the practice OF cvsec
Ststes lie has therefore directed Mr.. kEss TO renew
the reque., for your recall and the appointment OF
another Minister And in the meantime, am instruct
ed to inform you that communication can hereafter
be received from you As the Ncaraguan Envoy.
with much personal regre, that is has become
my duty to address you letter Of this character,
IL remain your cbedient servant,
EpwAsp Evssxrr,"
TO Senior Don Joe Dc Marcolela. etc. etc. etc"
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, JAN. 4, 1853.
For EurQpe.

The next number of The Tribune for Faro
peas Circulation will be issued THIS MORNING,
at nine O'Clock. II viii contain all the Latest News
up 10 the time of going to press. Single copies, In
wrappers, ready for msiling be had at the desk
Price Six Cents The Casada sails from Boston To-
Morrow Of l2 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

ly7 The KANE Extraditon case came up
in the Supreme Court at Washington yester-
day. but was postponed till to-day, in conse-
quence of some arrangement said to be in
progress between the Secretary Of Safe and
the British Minister
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

~ The great truth begins TO be understood
that the ator saving instrument ever Offered 70
the public Is slSGFR's PATENT SEWING MACHINE. With
one ef these mGchi tewng Is at once IN point
ofrroductivenefs OF labor placed far ahead OF most s
tai mechanic who has devoted years 10 the learning OF
trade The Machines freely exhibited M orerst On at
the Office OF I. NJ SINGER Co. No. 259 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

ting the island IN sny way except by treaty
For himself, be was against annexing Cuba at
any time, or on any terms. Mr.. Stephens was
equally opposed to violence in she premises but
would DOT say absolutely that be would resist
annexation under al circumstances. Nor did BE
share Mr.. Venable's fear of renewing sectional
agitation; the Compromise measures had tszen
care Of that by allowing the people Of all 9eF er-
ritories themselves 20 decide as 10 their ns'itu-
tons. Mr.. Bayly felt deep interest in the SUD
ject, but would wait information from the fre.'-
dent before delivering himself Of speech nj
Brown. Of Mississippi. replied to M; Venanie,
haunting him with having deserted his otstes
Rigbts friends. &c Mr.. Brown didn't tninK
Flibustielne very respectable, though be seemed
IN consider the possession OF Cuba quite dc-
jrable. and was particularly exercised on ae-
count Of some supposed Insult offered 10 tne
American Flag. He thought our honor nad
been touched Talking Of honor isn't eaa
Joke for Representative from State "hich
has lust deliberately voted, two 10 one, not 20
nav her honest debts. Ty again. " IT VIII
never do to give il up So Mr.. Brown" Mr-
Wilcox, Of s. c., was not in favor OF taxing
Cuba inst now, but there may come tune IN
the opinion Of that gentleman, when 1t VIII DC
proper TO take the Island at any cost.
The House passed the bill for payment Oh
NAVY and Invalid pensions and Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

FoR IsDIoEsrIos AND NERVOUS DEBILITr-
Dr. WAT1ss Nervous Antidote IL safe pie lssni.an1 effect
usl for rcsorng the seoretOns and giving rous'
and thy tone 10 every function Of the sysom TINS
remedy acts with sroh oeTtsintes upon all constitutions
that written nctrows dgmets win be given TO retaTa the
bep6t. No. 1902 NAssa1-t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

Y Hon WILLIAM X. KWG, Vice.Presldent
elect, Las resigned his seat as Senator from
Alabama and it is thought that he will be sue
cetded BY Hon. Benz. FITzPATRIcK, formerly
a member OF the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

~ Facts plain, positive facts are irresistible,
aud in the care Of VAN DEUNstNs Improved Wahpeue"
cave no poss bic doubt Innumersble heeds exist
living witnesses of Efficacy change grey Hair 10 lite hrt
eelof and healthy growth those bali
and wasted and dseased spots Ehty wit
ness ON finely formed head Seeing believing - there.
fore longer doubt but visit the general Depot Rooms
No rs ChambeBsf. and call the several Druggists Of
the CITY, aud procure tie article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

III At CRIsTAD0Ro's only can you procure
the Of cheDgng the color Of the Hair from gray red
sandy 10 black any shade Of brown. His Liquid
Hair Dye stsnds alone Its effect is immediate the color
Il inparts peman, and leaves the scalp perfectly free
from stain sold and applied n private To0ns) at Cas-.
TADoROs No Actor House slso TO be had Of the psinc
Pal Druggists in the City.
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~. we eommend 10 the spocinl Intention OF

those whose object may be 10 ohtsn knowledge Of Book
keeping the Advertisement Of Mr. FOSTER We have IN
young who would find II greatly 70
iheI s6vaDtsge 70 acgure tho best possible system OF Keep
Ing ard MI foSrrR WHOSE reputation stands quite
high IN England does In this country the best
calculated 10 sford Them thorough instruction We shall
take an early opportunity Of making readers better
qeaints with M rs claims teacher. In the
time sd his and call his rooms No 3ST
Broadway for Prospectus of his Commercial institute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

,e@ The screw steamer Glasgow arrived
yesterday morning from Glasgow, bringing ad-
vices one day later than We had received by
the Pacific. Not much seems TO have occurred
in that day. The Cunard steamer Asia is now
In the seventeenth day of her passage from
Liverpool here; and the Humboldt should
nave sailed from Southampton on the 22d ult,
Ia winch case she would now be in the thir-
'eenth day of her passage. We learn BY Tele-
s'aih tha' the Washington arrived at Boston
,a'' night short Of coal. She will probaly
ieaVe for this port this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

r. False and wicked reports having deferred
Ladies and others from usng tie valuable discovery
made for curDg esescs s3d giving health and srenEb
10 o0nvnce them that rothing injurious q pat IN can
have their syr1ps BssnetiEed without BENG nken
from tbsr skt. foT date use Il can be maze
eYfu the keTvODs AEtidOts DO, Only gun % sa4A -e-
be dissolved by edf VIII retain the h1id sor
ton setns stronger By time IKE the Nervous AnooD
TALBOT WATTS NasDsfic Nerust o "a OreehNAc''-'''
Deybs for The Eervous AutdOte No iok Nssssu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
E2.Hon. Henry MeiCs saws OF WArrs's NER.

vous ANTrporr Let those who wish 10 know iis
power Of suuns disease and and Of ts perfect harm
lesntss call uJon have watched Its ELECTS for years
upon msny sAtisfed OF It's allmportanee as cara
tive. have given It TO my own dear children, whose live
Asd health value millions Of times more than DO my
own Ii 10 every worthy Of nvestiEe aud trial
"llENRY MEIGs. No. ISL BIoldwAy"
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How yo AcorIRg FAsHIoyABLE HABITS

How TO ACQCiRE FAsHIONABLE
The srswer this gus1ion . colprlssd in Il 0 q
yorss-Go to JGEsISGs Co.'S. No 81 bfoAeeNV. -
U.isss ro.e AZ tbs esfabshsut always asniOaDie
In fat ts Celebrated i'm have kept up with the i-saos
fr n las, twenty Eve years Ihsy are ID eoresponAen
With The frst tayjus houses IN Pans and London. and
70 sooner dos ne style new tsprie for Nest.f ats
Ioons or Coet appearance there than u - tra2s
yift, to JrsStrGs and Teappears IN their splsn5
..o uspt Of Peady-tsde Clothing To thOse gentlemen
who refer cir Cloths sde 70 order the dsv
hst branch Of the business Offers the advantages Of the
v,ry est cutters ard workman In the trade sDd rspdy
In The execution Of orders which IL wonderful evsn IN TINS
fast sgs" Winter, sfter playing an open and s1ui
rsms for long time have opened in earnest Al
lat ard II bds the eEtab shment q friends thooagy
prepared. There il DothiDg IN the way Of faslonsoo
tns.y Costnoe eu-ret or likely 20 b. current this ssa
son a represented Ia their vast and varied rcJ
made stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

~ FowLHRs a. WELLS, Psychologists an
PubIishers Clinton Hall No 3l Nssssut New York, an
0o fIa w Arlington Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

~" Beads, Of every description, for sale by
p BRowE,
No. IE6 Pearl-st,
.etx YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

~ BRADY's MINIATURE DAGuERREoTYPEs
put up in Gne English Gold Lockets Pms Rings keyS
Ssss &c Also rch and elegant Fancy Cases OF
syi.s in Velvet Psper Msche Pearl ard Tortoise Shell
beautifully lsd, Tor sale al his Gallery No 2o Broadway
The Sr. NICHOLAS will be open for the Re
cep,oe Of Com psny ON Thursday Jar. q, 1888
TREADwELL ACErR L Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

Lyoss KATHAIRoS. People troubled by
.,son IL is without doubt the most desirable Toilet AZ
ele and effective Remedy for Nervous Headache IN the
world Price % cents in large bottles To be had through
ont the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
f7V@ m at a fashionable party you wear The

aost erfect suit ever made by tailor rs effect will be
terly nared " you afflicted with W. y-msde lh,
ting shirt 10 yourself sgainst tins drawback give
your orders 10 GRELs Astor House. He will furnish you
with perfect Shirts ard keep you waiting for them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

~ Housekeepers and all others in want OF
Bedding Bed.seads c, would do wei to call a NJ VII
LAWS Ola esabsbed Warerooms, No. 80 Chatham-st
corner Of Mulbeyst where may be found the largest
sortment of articles in his line ever offered TO the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

HAIR DrE .sD WiGs.-YArcHsLoss Man
ssctary for these .rEees Is ees oraI.d ~ 81 Pc "
void persoDs e.shug light, eegsrt and durable '" OF
Tovpcs can surely BE- snited Ills Hs Dye "a spPien 70
sure guarsntee cold wholesale ana reta ~ NOS
81 Copv the sddress-bewsye Of iInitsuons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
~ Gory,r,,, LIQUID Hair Dye is, without

.xeeptiop the very best ever invented Equally ceeoteo
!; 6,,s WIS goep for curing piBpies ire res
- 49,. aesb worms letter ssowness taa- roug mes
chsps ehse. cracks &C. Pogere sqets oproOs s y o
- G.ir Restnralyt az q Walker-s, near Bro1d 7sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
From Hayti-The Black vsmit at -. DsMln
Ro-The Occupation Of saEsana By eh'
French thought to be n Hoax.

Capt. Colin, of the brig Sutclih, arrived this
morning from g. Domingo city, reports tss the black
vorns was stil committing ravages there and many o.
the crews Of foreign vesses had died The dsesse VS.
also cutie fatal shore. Among others who had died
vss the French Consul The American Consul bad slss
been sick, but was recovering.
Capt Coffin also reports that during the nsonka o.
more he In port q 81 Domingo he heard nong o.
the occupation ofthe PennsuA Of Ssmans BY thefrenca
and .hinks the story uust be incorrect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Of the work win probably date from the holding Of the
California State Convention -
Tie Second Agricultural and horticultural Far VIII
omen on the 9th inst Great preparation and effort has
beeo made by Messrs Warren & Son, the projectors
and efficient borers 10 the cause, ~ render II entirely
worthy the gigantic strides in the developments OF the
sgriculu al capacities and resources Of the STATE or
the character Of the exhibition, and of all taat worthy
Of nOte-hereafter.
Tie first telegraph on the Pacific il the one con
structed by NessIs. Sweeney & Baugh connecting
Point Lobos with the Merchants Exchange IL Ia IN
fine working order. Ere long We shall be working
line Of wire connecting this City with Grass aley.
The markets are fatening down most ~oiulIy. fOuf
has declined 10 Sl so and it is expected 70 rec sae
still further, say $40 for Galego and HsHAh MneaI
ia quoted at 3G3.c. u b.. ami our mills are running
DAY and light Prices will tend upward WIN 'hg up
preach Of tie rainy season. Inc bn
forced sales viii clear them soon OF large amount
even AT the present runous prices great many ar
eles are now not realizing eastern cost WINE
are so heavy that in many articles dead loss must DC
TIE Ieeislature stands-Senate, 90; Wings g. As
bly 30: wings, H. Democratic majority on JOINT
ballot o. Whiggery lies bleediDg-nO, II has " done
bledr in California, should infer from those hgures
Tie Herald grosns over the low lares on THIS siie'
~ having a tendency TO diminish the population OF the
State Does not object 10 both companies playing az
cut threat bat would have the game played at both
ends of the line that at least as many might De IN
yted thtLer BY low fares induced to leave IRON
that caufe II is impossible TO ascertain even az TINS
late hour the number Of persons going home as
are still selling-bu probably in the neghborhood OF
12GC-treafure, over two and hall millions; up
ward Of one and half of which via Nicaragua.
Both lines are holding over until meridian; the Mic,
aragua anxiously expecting the BrOher Jonathan and
desiring to give merchants an opportunity to reply 70
their correspondents. 49,
Tie Pacific steamer, belonging 70 the Nicaragua
Line Of which spoke deprecatIngly some time since
has been thoroughly oyerhauled and repaired and I'M
proved. She is now safe as she can be, and IN most
superb condition. Her passengers Of to-day will ENJOY
Themselves and have a fine time The weather is de-
liebtful and everything propticus for both lines.
The sudden raising OF prices by the lines, for to-day
created quite ali excitement The prices are, via Nc
aragua Storage, $l25 second cabin 500; lower sa-
loon, $3.50; upper stste-rOoms, $500 Via Panama
Storage, S1CO second cabin, $3.50; saloon, SOU
being more than double the previous rates on far SUI
peror steamer 1t looks very Ike throwing out bats
to stop the people of the interior and creates an i'm
mense luminosity Of feeling.
The w-Orleans Relief Fund amounts to Sll,5DJ
which ia forwarded by Messrs. Bargyone Il Co, and
c. X Garrison, Esq, our new Mayor. G. NJ b.
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ALBANY AND cANAvDMouA RAILROAD

AUBUKs Tuesday, Oct. ., 1873.
The notice in TIE Aec YORK 1TbrHe OF the 18th inst
in regard the or he immediate construction
of The above rOed has called forth strong feeling Of in
terest smong citizens and IN the country around u.s.
Ii is Of Joy to ha; there II favorable pros
rect OF cur once more being placed upon the Line OF
tuI road ~ feel and made % realize that
We are only On branch and daily suffering az The IN
cons enieuCes resulting from such position We have
for yeral mOLtbs been aware that the movement 20
build this road going but until quite recently hai
not learned tie actual progress made but with the iacts
now before " AID knowledge OF the parties c0nesnel
We feel IeIieot conf euos in saying to the ANXIOUS ones
that the enterprise fast assuming shape that MI ld
10 sIeedy construction OF this road is success MT
Of al Influenced by tho present state Of ihe money mar
ket IL. daf of capital truc. Il 3 not confined -
tie lire OF n road New York City, or 10 the state, bat
4. wide srteld embracing, in IL organization for con
.irLet,u CAPITALISTS in different seetous u the country
WHO nGe induced ~ embark ia tie e.torpnse a. ior
Of roftabe investment there cannot be doubt IN tho
Mid, OF luy dLtc csted prCas bat the .iOA must be
ore Il the moot productive IN the land The roli can
SAFELY rely ron the fact that i VII never have any
but lie Genital cmpGny The capital OF when : - gol
Il canIot b. deemed competi The ne Of tns rotl
Il eeadv ccei,d ard IEpeg t.ed fpm Syracuse - Al
LAM srd e survey from Csnanla.gus 20 syraense -
reofly couteied aid ready file. When ths l. dns the
Ire + ccmteied i.oIn B5fa0 90 Albany, aad rom K ne
ter We only for tie opening ~ the b)oAs o. tlis
Compsny give assurance Of oar solerde Tor 10 'Pey
rms
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THINGS AT Observation-Disclosures.

BANGOR Me- Tuesday Oct. 2j 1888.
We have experienced during tho past night on OF the
most severe stOus that has visited this rogon of many
yesrs In our immediate vicinity the damage has been
trirpg but we cannot doubt that must have been very
serious Ion The shores Of noble Bay The steamers
which t here Yesterday have individually been obliged
10 Tut into NE barbor for safety The Governor remains
at Ter wharf at the time Of writing, waiting Tor the
storm which eth continues although somewhat abated
to sEbside =.
Mover has our goody city given better evidences OF It's
succes ard prosperity than a The present time The past
year has awakening one iOr our citizens and they
are resolved to press forward and il energy talent aud
means can accomplish auelt in the building up OF city
fecond to none IN our State Bangor - destined TO 40
honor 10 berself-fo tho Pine Tree State and noby
and Justly deserve the size bears" The Queen
CITY OF the East"
Ihe railroad to Wateryle i 10 good progress and also
the ore from Oldtown to Milford The work upon the
road rom here 10 Odtown which is t. connect WITH tho
Milford road las been suspended for the present but We
Lave every assurance that It vii 70 The ensln
cerrg coIIs are now engaged upon survey Of the great
EnroTean ard North American Railway route through
this State which wui doubt be- contracted for mmed
ately. ~
lie able and manly stand taken by The TrJHRe has
net With great favor from the mass including Of oil
Iares aLi believe that is future course wl BE- the
saze s.H. DE- l..