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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-30
WORCESTER & NASHUA RAILROAD


Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with trains
Of Concord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
sumpsc and Vermont Central Railroads. ALI trains from
Nashua connect directly with DOWN trains Of Concord
Railroad.
Each train to and from Groton Junction connects with
upward and downward trains Of the FtchbuTg Railroad,
and with all trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad to from
Lowell Morning and evening trains connect with Peter
boro and Shirley trains upward and morning and middle
trains with the downward trains of that road. .
At Worcester 80 a train connects with Steamboat
train from New York via Norwich, II Is train
meets with Boston Worcester, and Western Railroad
trans 10 connects with trains from all the above:
named roads, lac uding the Express train from New York
and Albany. rain arriving at 05 m, connects with
the trains from all the above roads, including Express
train to New York and Albany. That arriving at l 80
with trains Of above roads, That arriving at so
p m with the New YORK Steamboat Train via Ncrwich
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER Il TRAINS.
running in with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave Fitchburg at 40 a N; IL 10 and and 45 IN.
Leave Worcester at 80 and IL Is a m, and 10 m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between WoT.
cester, Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell and Fchburg.
d For connections with the other roads at Worcester
Groton junction, and Nashua, Snow Widers Path
finder and Railway Guide.
IFThrough Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur-
lngton, Montpelier, Wells River, White River JUNCTION.
81 Johnsbury Plymouth, Lttleton and Wiers.
G. W. BENTLEY, Supt
Worcester, August l, 1854. dawtf
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Steamboat Train leaves Boston New York at 81 M
Worcester at T.05 M, Norwich at 9 NJ for Allyn's
Point connecting with staunchan faYorite Com
necticut and Worcester.
The Nj. train from Thompson Junction, takes pas
sengers Tor New London, New Haven and New York the
train going direct to New London and connecting with the
train OF the New Haven and New London Railroad-
Tickets procured at the stations.
Returning, leaves New London at and Norwich at q
taking passengers for Boston, Providence, Black
stone, Dedham, and way stations.
The 545 M train from Norwich. connects at Thomp-
Junction with train for Blackstone Providence Ded
ham and Boston, and at Worcester with trains Boston
and Wore Railroad for Boston and Way
the Worcester and Nashua and Providence aud Worcester
Railroad ransat Worcester junction with trains going
West.
The IL Is train reaches Worcester junction
son for Express Train for Boston
Passengers for New Haven, by 4 80 III train from
Worcester, stop at Norwich over night.
train for New London, Ney Haven, and New York,
leaves Norwich at NJ Tickets procured at the Station
Ticket Office.
train also leaves New London for Norwich, at about
NJ or on the arrival of the train from New Haven and
New York, arriving in Norwich about so NJ. Pas
sengers Boston Worcester the Boat Train
about q the Accommodation Train at As the next
morning.
Passengers for New York via Steamboat from Stations
the line Of this Road viii take the 80 NJ train from
Worcester.
U Passengers must procure Tickets before entering the
Cars.
ID
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TRUNKS, VALiSES, AND CARPET
- bAHb-Of the best manufacture for sale low, at
apo d&wu AERRILI1s, 22l Main st
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-SA'''7'7' DR.. GREEN is probably the only scenti.
physician who has thoroughly investigated the
ural system of medicine prac5sed by the aborgnes
this country.
DR.. G. may be consulted at his Office every Monday,
Tuesday and Saturday. from IL A. NJ. to 2 p. NJ,
AL the original Indian Rene lies prepared in scientific
manner and for sale at this Office Circulars, containing
a condensed description of his mode of practice, with
abundant reference to cured may be obtained al the
Dr's Office, his agent, sent by mail Of charge
any requesting il. Terms reasonabeadvce free
DR.. Green's Indian Panaceas for Humors of the Blood,
Indian Specific, FIR Coughs, Consumption, Sc. for sale
by Il. II. MARSH. So d&wSm
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sg TOoTHACHE CURED BY

So [sgl97ag9 IOOIHACHE CURED BY
sYFzHA means of the PAINLESS NERVE
" TyN~'Y-S DESTROYER, by DIR. GEORGE o.
sTEARNS, Surgical Dentist Formerly of the firm of Drs
Searns Brothers. Boston operator of ten years. expe
rience.- Office No. PIPER BLOCK, Worcester. Where
may be obtained TEETH for the economical durable and
beautiful article at prices to suit the times. Also BEST
BLOCK TEBTH-my experience in the manufacture and
Insertion of which dates farther than that of any
other manufacturer in Worcester County.
Great Improvement in TEMPORARY TEETH, enabling pa,
ens to eat with them while the gums shrinking away
for the permanent dcsture.
Ladies and Gentemen, who desire preserve the beau
ty and symetry of their front teeth may rest assured
that they can have them filled at this Office without
necessary muation with the file Prices of Filling from
Fifty Gents tn Five Dollars my25 dtf
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READ AND REFLECT.-The afflicted would do We
to reflect before trusting their health happiness and in
many cases. their lives, in the hands Of physicians gno
rant Of this class of maladies II is certainly impossible
for to understand all the ills the human family
subject to.
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Street, Worcester
The above Furnace has invariably received the decided
preference of School Committees, College Officers Scien
tic Men, and large portions of discriminating public
throughout the world. For Warming and VcntiIatng
Churches, School Rooms, Public Halls Hotels Factories
Stores and Dwelling Houses, this Furnace has no SUI
perior D. G. THURSTON.
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MuYIILOW WARE.--Cats, Wagons, Cradles
MERRILIS,
aAwtf 22l Main 9
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apis dn Olhce Il Nam ST., Worcester 2
FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
i DR0PS.-DR. G. A. HILL, No. III Main Street
Worcester, Mass would say that great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington N. D.. whi
praccng in the Hospital in Paris under the mmediat
observation of the renowned RECORD, of Paris, and 40
TON, of London.
These Pills invariably certain TO regulate the fenae
system, and can be taken without hazard. They ae
known by hundreds of females in this country to be tie
only preparation discovered that has proved inyai
ably certain in all cases.
SupwssSions, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skepcal and neyY
after will they be induced to take any other Ladies gio
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Dros
and nostrums from
Male md Female Imposlers,
under the pretence efeeng cure medicines whichin
nineteen cases out Of twenty have injurious effect upn
the system, without producing the desired result or ny
sign of it, should shun bpeds and none but he
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL Pills AND DROPS
The efficacy of which have been tested in a hundrd
cases, and failed to effect speedy cure without any
bad result The Pills and Drops the result of an et
ensve practice, and discovered by accident To eu-
gise their virtues would not add to their merit Wewouh
only say try them. They will be sent any part Of tlR
country from observations by post paid
Or. @. A. HILL, No. 121 Main ST.,
Worcester, Mass.
u Full directions accompanying eacn botte.
Price i've pohars jan1T diff
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ELENN'S TRUE VERBENA WATER.
u This delightful perfume, prepared by Chemical
process from the hot house plant.
LEMON TRIFOLIA.
Is confidently recommended to the Ladies in particular
account Of its refreshing and delightful odour. 1t contains
all the fragrance of the plant itself in concentrated
FORM and will be found very useful for removing the Ian
guor occasoned by crowded rooms &c. Also, delc-
ous Perfume for the handkerchief and will be found much
cheaper than than the Extracts, yet equally good and
pleasant change for the Eau de Cologne.
For sale in Worcester, together with assortment Of
Genns justly celebrated Perfumery, by L. T. LAzEIL,
SIBLEY SCorT, Bush & Co., E. D. MARSH D. ScoTr,
JR, NJ b. GREEN JAMES GREEN, Druggists, &C. and by
JNo. MOREY Co., JANKINs Il CLoUGH, Hair Dressers.
Manufactured only by L. W. GLENN, 20 South 4th ST..
Philadelphia to whom all orders must be addressed.
mch30 deodtf
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AlistclIanrous.

ENALL STYLE HATS.-A general assortment
n Mt MERRlIIiS 221 Main treet 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-30

YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devoted to thl
treatment and study of Syphilis, Gonorhea Glee Strc
lures, effects of solitary habits Ulcers upon the body
throat nose legs, Pain in the head bones and al
Mercuria Affection and all Impurities of the Blood, where
by the constitution has become eneebed enables the DR.
to offer relief to all who may place themselves under his
care
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
Died.,

In Forest Grove Jan w John only Milton and Mary
Tlttle OF eonsumpiion Aaed IS years anc 3 months
In San Fanesco Feb 10 Of drOpsy Patrick Career snve OF
Dse on SSard the British ship D.d voyage from
London San francisco Mrs susan Scott vile OF the captain
In Marion County the residence Of ThOs Hol' Henry
In Port Jan 90 of consumption Nah a j. con'Or. of
In PoS Coupty Oregon Jan 81 Nathaniel only Of J. W.
Bepes Feb 20 Of Thomss Arnold second son oi INC
AZ the Prairie House 22 Sacramento Feb 6 Frank
Lin C. Hatch sssd IS years late Of Bua;lo ,., ri.,.
Of months Mrs Emma Beckett Of Le"sSon Me- Assd 20
In ssp.s Feb ThOs H. Roe native of Orange Co Va,
's & = % Feb PsGf % m Mns wife of John Mes.
On bosd the United State. Francisco from NewYork,
in ssersmeftO sb daughter of Capt NJ and
Bi..S E.S E.S NJ Mr. Ii.sG. IssSs msa: sasss
In the Amsean Hosptsl Psits Peru Allen of
Nantucket, formerly cooper ofsbip Mariner -
Tahoe Feb MIR John D. Logan late of Panama aud for
FeB Y on board .hp sptare Frsnsco Boston Ms
Lucy c. wife of Capt o. haley aged IS formerly Of Frank
0ii In San Fr,neo FsB 3 w% Daniels aged % e,r,
of Hendley Daniels of San Francisco and formerly Of
JS e Of eIoag chI:s Bs5ss s y infant son of C.
In Horoud Jan 2i Tho"ss HorOsOy asd II years The de-
the T. Hcsps Honolulu Jan 49, Mr. P Turdel of Brook
n s ~ %sfy a Rhodes
Jan a en- board ship Cyclone San FrncI.co from Boston IN
lat lO 80 W. Charles Bush chief officer, and native of
a. IN kgsF Es Ms6ous yea "a;
Forster years Les Ans.s'i Mary Wisns yeas North
Feb H. Hen, sIh So EDssrdi Moses Bsdord q
ne Dr. sss ss a i s"sn s. y.a M5 Con-
FEB ~ Lnsf Hrsy 4Iyes r,SsO sO Me james
FEB a. Ausu.s IS years Frarcei Robert Barrett, Jr,
FEB Is John H. Berry n years M.ne Hesry Flnnerty 81 yr,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
Married,

In Oregon City, Dee Is bJ The Rev B. Start '" ''sh''a 70
p, 81 his resae.ce Jan IS Revisod H R'es 10 Miss
LG, sssI c jan s By sSe Rev Johssua w A Jack Of
Msrou COUNTY 10 Mis- Mary J. H.rdel OF Clseks11s
AZ Olyria T. Hon p Lander, C11ef Jastes u
Vsshir sop Tsrritcry A Mesrsso Mass j. Head
the l5h inst oy the sane A ha0e>H AN
a. OIrria bT tie Rev Clare, Mr. John + Leeky Of
Pierce Ceupty and Miss Jala Tyuon Of Olympia ,u
Al OlyutiG by T. Biselow, Esi hr j. ChAnoe's A1a ~
Marrs e White all Of ThErs,on County , w
Al he rrsideIee Ire in the Rev y hnssey " W
sEsver Of Msron County and Ms Sarah Dsoa o.
On Jan st sa UmpqUs County By D. Veae,~'gt ssf
Mr John SGiIh Of Douglas County snd hs' A"'uA "
fo,r5 q hv the Rev N. Dosne Jan MI Richard
Thorrton 90 Mis Eliza Hcecmb sll Of Vols coaety -,
Az the sane on Jan IL slf Ai IN ~ W
IN M.rop Courty o. T. Feb By the Ksv Boon Mr tera
whinsn to MIS- PreeilA Parker, daughter Of non Siasi ~
In PoS courty o t. Jsn IS By the Rev John hfson ny
Jobn r Dcve 10 Mis- Levns ford daughter of Col Ford
n by II. ID BagieJ '-eeS49eH
70 Mis-. Is yds Gholrron, all OF Salem - - A.,ho
Attic \. Boohhy Il Pok Coln'y Jsn - 0S 1
Rev n AZ Waller Mn. Darsn 10 Mis- Jane O. BoohoY
Feb 81 by George W CaseEiy ~ l''S
the tie FiTst Township Nj John p2sA 70 M ~'-'
Rsfsn - -,.- AZ. p,.h.rs
Gil,iHI q 10 Miss Rosalie C Jones AL Of Honolgla =
In Eoroun by the Rev Taylor MI Joan fsy 70
Mrs Fhlsbeth Millstt all Of Honolulu. -, 49,,
Al Mission Of San Diego Jan - William FTehen 70 MISS VIZ
On tn S February stGrcs Church by the Rev o Clark D.
rs.h White Esq FTsnei-cO 10 Sarsa Ellen daughter
u G,ofse Ec.s f.q Hon Cong.py' service O.Sa.ds -
Church BY Rector,
NJ, Psehsl whittle, 6oth Of san Francisco . . -, -,
Az 1dsn Flat Dorado County, Fee IL MI hooef' D1o-kson
to Nbs tmelie " White. -. =. - ,,cI
A. Nara City FEB H. M N Mckinney TO Mis- Lydia lGlay
late of Watash Z. la
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
Memoranda.

shin Esse hence Fsnesco crossed the Eqss.os la
Ne~YoIk I've - no with and
large 70 be the Cyc from boson for
sDd 10 Ia. 81 81 : n b3S W cane
40 II ships sewers. of whsler cf
,h. m nustrgcoG he frsnkn bcurd ~cst Jan G
. chpcer-hip standing Oa he l;sA
in, wss win 7o miles VI San francisco after which met via
sh srtsre . san Francisco when l6das oa from BOs
r,s fore uan pat into ko for IepA sna
there y asy. ws5 oa Cape Horn for IS days hsasy
eses Crossed the sqasor N long IL on a Feo Wa vih-
n so lies OF San Francisco when si days out from Boson
Boston. vi toef able weather
Cape Crossed the eqastoT long 10 !" Fes s.;
thn car good trades 10 ai = " Ions 3-sster which
with yeIy batting wtEds ,-,
ueae Cd Cape HoTp & ~eeA ero,d he equator IN oas ls
W l6h Feb SReT which met with vsr-hi- ~inss
Samuel Appleton 90 hom hzmpoa kos1s wes y dsys
the experienced nafd t0f ays
oa Cape Horn os split sails and carried away fore
tcp-sslisnt asst end risspg -, -, ,.. , ,
Dee eqpsror 20 o1 c4 ater which tine
b Ecoe,.n 90 from of Cape Hoa II
weather. days from At - D 70 the el tstor
vhch Ion W. and thence met with ood sdes
mn no lst ss she efusio San Francisco
shin Samuel Laurence, do from do met with
Horn 10 dsys crossed the equator loo lo
W sC,h Jsn since which met lib isht balilns wiuds
Bah Head Sac Frsrco run ioa OF by Ohiaa hp
MaseL away The u h fore top gallant nss aud the
N'suxen oval mast snd yard
Be e gly, DO from PogePs sound experienced
heavy her the Ilsagei while lying N AZ ~ %.
shr the steboed quarter and carried away oalwGk
ceck CABIN, provisions spare sss stern boa &c
Biir juliet do Baltimore, met with hne weather Ia
creased the IN lon ia we Jan "a,
,itce v hich time m with battling winds
schr Sussn, 10. rom New York ~ days ol wS Ia
lar So s. lorg 81 W. when experienced heavy
in which stove buwsrk lost bnsaee split sa and reee'
sdeabe ether damage put into Rio Janeo for repairs and
there crossed the equator 10 loos ITO W. Jan a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
FROM LOS ANGELES


We have week Letter from Los Angeles The ex-
eitement in regard discovery of gold Santa
Anita generally subsdiDg
The GOLD DIGGINGs.-We give the following the
latest intelligence from mines There three
pshes embracing twenty persons, who now
g8gd in turning the water upon the pacers They are 10
treaty with Senor Duarte fer The purcha of the land
the location of a town These companies comp Dsed
of old miner., and they sanguine 10 the golden
prospect Aside from these companies there some
forty persons prospecting in different places 1t is proper
TO state that persons have returned 10 town who report
that there gold there worth digging and that there
IL nothing in the conformation OF the land which indicates
the abundance OF it. lhe excitement in town very
much allsyed
LA1ER-Me.srs Tuck and Brown have handed Us the
prospect from pan OF dirt taken two feet from the
lace The prospect is worth about dollar They are
connected with Of the companies which is engaged in
bringing the water from arroyo, about mile and
half from their claim These gentlemen express unbound
ed confidence in the pemanency and richness Of the mines
ard engaged in making saices 10 wash their dirt.
Other gentlemen, who entitled 10 credence confirm
these reports and investing considerable in their
operations Several families already the ground
and We hear Of more going. Ii we to believe men
who're statements have TO doubt. have in
INN edete Deigbborhood gold fields extensive and as
rich as any that have yet been discovered in this State
EXIcUTloS-0n Monday, Herrara, convicted of muir
der Celebrated the fret Judicial execution in this county
detachment Of the Ranger both horse and foot was in
attendance. The arrangements of the Sheriff
red out itb much solynny and proprety and the
ouon wes witnessed by thousands Of people The prs
oner made address n which he asserted that there
no Justice in courts There considerable sympa
thy manifested for him among the native population. tie
was Mexican and soldier, and on Tuesday was buried
Fl ON the church with military honors.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
ANOTHER RUM MURDER.
ce Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
CrSrREylLLE II. l., Tuesday. March % ls5L
The town of Coventry, was on wednesday last the
scene Of another murder caused by Rum II appears that
man of Incorporate habits Of the of Purse in the
absence of his wife threw his son. little boy Of seven
years into @ well ard drowned him. When the mother
returned she inquired for her The man told her
sorpo one had taken him away to Connecticut Bat
pectng all was right she searched for the child and
discovered his body in the well The officers Of justice
had great difficulty in aesting the murderer When they
attemted TO take him. be drew knife and attacked them,
but was eventually knocked senseless with club by
of th M when no was secured and lodged In jail The
affair has caused great excitement in this little community.
and ADDS another the fearful catalogue of crimes
tuating from the use of intoxicating drinks. G.KE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
The following persons came as cabin passengers In the
steamship Northern Light:

tn. Hon Jos l. White BaysTd Fish Esq, Geo
HeMunsy Jno Cspuion Mrs o H. Bogart aud child Madame
And lady, Mrs Close aud child
j. sedeiey lady Mrs OSsI and three Children Ma
chd De Oivens and child Mons LIE Busse
Robn,op lady ehd Nj Johnson lady and child Capt NJ
oyt Anderson Fox lady and child Lamste lady and
child H. Tuloch and lady Baron and lady X Law Or o.
Crest, Eli Cool Chss WOlley N Brown, Mana, Mrs 3
Hteht Y Smiley d Van Wort, $ Beechsr W Moltoo
NJ Cushfns l. Lock J. w. Bowen lAdamSs Express Mes,
Bopdy iWeIls Fsgo Co do } r B.urhyte, NJ Moses Ii
Golden Geo Scott. Lsnsley, v sea6Or1 Greer yoSn
Graham Graham, N Graham, Jas Graham, Ryan, Eli
DER Croeker Pinney Chas Tolmsn Smith PIo:ior,
Temple Wall Beach @ Hay, O w. Hartman A. Cohen c.
Coshsn Meyok Louis Dieiich w c. Steveps III X Muir
rs, II. Taylor, L. 1pgsby, King B9qdmsn depry n
O. woter,. G. Main, w symonds, A. Collins N Smith, g.
Fletcher ID. Walsh Gslswsy, Martin, Lond, w Coch'
snd sl,o 25l In the steersse.
We are indebted to Mr. Purser Lord Of the Northern
Light, and to wellr, Fargo g. Co.'S and Adams & Co i
Express for the promp. delivery Of California papers
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
Markets.

SAN Francisco Tuesday Feb. 20 1854.
Tie market for fortnight ending Feb & hal been than
usually although dyces from the mining aat agricultural
districts are cheering
BREAD- Wilson's Pilot sold at 5id6c Navy, &c. .
CAspLEs-Dmsnd fair with more frmne 10 rates. s.es No.
Adsmsniine AZ zl62ic . - .
quiry 80,
still further declined In Of the
large hch exceeds 2 o0 bb 0 bbls
hefon Lewis 81 iCo0 bb Gaego sup at ~ %
go 90 Of f3 lCO SO $50 do 50 80 100 do outside
trs d. choice Coz hf SKIS Chile at 81 oo ms 500
or DO AZ Jobbng sales Of 200 do 30 We hsar report
Of so bb Gsllego Metropolis from Hampton Roads
CoRs-salss 500 bags Eastern at &C. oarssalss 500 pockets
Eastern ct llc
TURPEEriss-Sales In tin at 81
CAnPHEsg- Sales leo gallons ct S1 50
RICE Sales C.rolins 81 3td4Ic.
U,Rpw.RE-as .ll further declined and invoices daily
assorted Nss at 4fDSf
IAEp-The demand brisk and sales heavy with sd
vance in prices sales of kegs Leaf Ole 500 do At lc4c s
do AZ c Is and - 70 tins at ic 200 do 10 and ID
AZ lllc Ice do al l2c 2odo. az l2je. -,,a
PRoyIs Mess Beef In sms parcels sold az
ala SO half bh Pork remains al former quotations. Bat
Ter n choice sold at DC sc fair Orange Coaay 81 Sc @Sc
Hsns ussr l0e ollie Bacon, Forbes clear
laer
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

SUBSTANCES FOR MANURE The following table will
show the per centage of nitrogen in various substances
by which the value Of manure made from them may be
calculated The greater the amount of nitrogen the bet
for For instance, turnps contain 02l, or
fraction fifth Of one per cent, would be very
poor fertilizer while hair feathers leather, wooen rags
horn shavngs, dry blood, dry aesh and fish, which
tain from TO II per cent of nitrogen, would be very
valuable for they contain as much nitrogen as Peruvian
nunr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
100000 IN GOLD.
MINING INTELLIGENCE.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS
SHIPPING NEWS.

The steamship Northern Light, Capt Churchill
from San Juan del Norte arrived at this port about
o'clock on Saturday morning. She brings news from
SaI Francisco to March S2 passengers and 100000
IN specie.
The steamer Northern Light left New York on Saturday
afternoon the lh int and arrived at San Juan on the
oruipg Of the l4b at clock having called a. Kingston
for Goals The Sierra Nevada connecting WITH the North
srp LIGHT left San Frsncsco the evening Of the ls at
o'clock for New York and New Orleans, and arrived at
Gan Juan del Sur at midnight the l2 inst The cabin
passengers BIZ the Sierra Nevada arrived at the transit
Company depot PuIta Arenas Opposite San juan
board the Northern Light the morniog Of the lih at
ocIoek in l3 days and l6 hours, from San Francisco
having occupied 10 hours in crossing the Isthmus.
The ef;eamer Central America, with 225 passengers, was
deisr ed on the Lake under the leo Of the Isa0i Of
Oneitpe for two dsye on account Of a gale the
captain yielding the solicitations Of the pasengrs not to
proceed during continuance in consequence the North
ern Light was detained over two days.
Sixty fourhOsse teams have already been broken 70 har
nes Virgin Bay under the superhendence Of Col Geo
w White. The spring wagons are on the grounds and
from snd after April passengers and baggage between
e Lake and Pacific Ocean will be conveyed over in them
The Colonel has already carried over several loads In Two
hSure
The Northern Light ef; San Juan on the morning of the
,7tb ip,t At O'Clock, with the Independent Mail passen-
gers and specie and arrived az Quarantine on Friday even
ing at 10 cock The passage nom San Juan made in
days and u hours and from San Francisco in 90 days and
3bours.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys steamer John L.
gtephs ms left San Francisco hour the Sierra
Nevada with 100000 in specie freight
On Tuetdsy the 2lst inst, in lat 25 "a Ion 70 46,
changed signals with htrmaphrodite brig r. White standing
north.
The following specie freight brought by the