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THE GREAT
Spring and Summer Medicine !

nR I.NNGIEY'S ROOT AND HERB JAUN.
- DICE Bi1TERS-cumpusod 81 sarsppaulla,
Yellow Dock. naudriiuu, rfckly Ash, Wild Cherry,
Mandrake, Rhuh8fh, SC ~ compounded A. 10 act n
concert with nature. Tho effect oi this medicine up
on the system Is most wonderful. They aud Grad
irato from the system Liver Complaint, that main
wheel ui many diseases, IauHdicc, Bile, Dyspepsia,
Cnstiyeness llnnufs Of the Blood and shin, Ind scs.
tion Ncrvnns Weakness and Headache, Piles Goneral
Debility, and the host " kindred Diseases arising from
disorlefed Stomach ut bad and impure state of the
blond
Only 25 cents for pint and 81 2 rents or quart
bottle. Try II, and vuu viii be satisfied, Wholesale
Dopot, % Onion Street. Isstnn. sold by POND q
MORSE, Wholesale Agents. l3m6
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WIN az u iue b 1-IilaT1I1g evils Gamer o,rspt
ed, hu matter how severe or how long standing
The iaiholcon taf sufpas-r. other fcuedica. Ia be
na more CERTAIN, les expensive, and leaving tho sys
tom ia better condition. Lot Bii nt, rested can and
obtain pamphlet firee) containing annie proof from
The nos respectable sources OF tho beneaeiat results
OF ~ use iurc'hor with letters irom highly expe
tenrcf fh}Hciana who have used Il In ncr prac
tee ani spcak from their own nhsorysiions
REFERENCES.
T. ". Pcckhan', ". ~, turh, n, y, J.. u. Fleming
sstrr, 81. v, ny Fpotc, 81 ~ s,rseDl.. n 4 pr,c
Danhlr, ~. u, Baltimore, sd vs.. " norso NJ. D.
Sew hUfh ely ", Prescott. II. -. Concord, ~ n
}. r. NeNland, ~. u. Jheai n Rev. O. q. BosId,
Pamphlets hai gratis ~ the store II e. BURT A
HDAi Drursirt, ARrtts, Hutaud, W.; ALEC sold hy
Pond A. M"i-o, Rutland T. Copeland, Mddistpw n
Chanrey !. Case, nrandar rhafics Chapman, Wood
si"fA g Ni'h"ir, 'aeileipn. aiyl
b1FL-h'r a4i~ss.oi d. a. osrs " NJ Cayfia Hatch
4 rs1t, az Raf NM OHIO.
20 bs. MAn,Hst;-l have been ton Year, troubled
wth Female Com s,His-pn'laf,as uien, and an lho
aiien0lnt diiAfH;irs o. times rendering uy iiie
most n.-t r'hs. have bad She attendance al sono
81 tue hcfi f}airiHnsi with bat httie success. the
mnsi ihrt could Gn vas a. fr'icYes cure Na. uii II
mo question. ilt hFe mouths before commencing
with yH4r mriirine, bad nni boea able ta perform
anf iah1r. rnuid NHk but irN -iepf at q ufnr aud
stHrcrf won't Hut of dY'fH-na hHff : Naf complete
D ~ irstr4, b.t iu BIRDS aui l..-f. f4i ,lI,t.ita
g. dfta 1ui Goo frai pi uH ia5s boz sDffnG add iise-
-, b1i feadlHF }n4f aaf sHi-rntif, { ssts indufeI
90 ~ Sour iu ti.hie uI4Ifipr called t'teune Ga
ihllieln- A. tif il.i resort had uat need 10 week
hri|fH eii Use anNtilef wHnIru. Is fhr use fffhfrr
hfurs sls .fri o. psfi rn 100 Che lshDr &C. ia
90 tho tIulJ HIui vase. and r.Hid wait anywhere
in no hn'ehHliisfid ViiA7Hi UIfrg. thing bur
srutt a COS J1iy o. ypH aud 90 tlr HMlcisd haa ip
uurod mt o. state ihy case 20 fhr public. / can fafo
% rrclifarud tho preparation 90 90 those suffering
iAg us seiL t-ie1tdJ hr. fAasH A. BisHsf.
Freedom fnrtter Co., piil.
,. Is. hAhtiiisl a CO.. Proprirtors,
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1854.
Wholesale or Retail.

IN rhfsIr rupefsf io1uf iiy.au Toe. TtHty
Nv Nfsau flM
Aisa GuuIsst rf, ora Hfsaa Hna Hiafk Tsas Is
sEfsirnt o. 80 al HifsHrlh.
fu~riy ave Genes i'afra sgiftils &C. frtaliaE.
ffiuf friHa r.1an
irflsftius 81 rofef. Ntis uHf fH.ks
fflnisfHss in q arrs. rr.iflur ln itis add Fsrs
uns iianarre paasu Cat rtosi. Ina. sna s....p
rt.ffia
ritff iss Hsuf's ktes. Bred Htifhsit ard Afss.
Affts. tsfiHa tnf riiar.afr Naslt4tr. g. st,r.
tae tfirHiar 70 rf sHir b ffalurffsa. % U.is Al
ga srs hfift ifsTenaass ~ LAEGEIrA ruA.
laalaff, 1rsE
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
ASTHMA CURED.

AHfNN'rf - " NV f-ttAf tHHfN
Pr about tiEat ycars have been srVcfty afflicted
y ih the AstIlia Tur iho last tW yeafs have suf-
ieTrd beyond sli my p1Wcrs Of description months
al time have hHt been able 20 sleep in bed, get
tigg what rrsi calid suiug in my chair Ny dlfi-
cuiucs ~ breathing, and nay sunHringf vefr 80 rfrut
az times That ig hHlTs together ny friends rrIsicd
each hnuf would hs my iart Daring the pat "a
year have had The AID and attendance ~ Suns #
tc celebrated 500 siriHns, boo have received hp
lsrfnianrni benefit aud but iire rcilCi Of length
had fiir r.si iariaus a. prnrun d. ounce ll FranA
90 ihhsiiug Soy goan Nu.af and rlcrp -lup. AZ The
iima hfrf abfaiHli it. was suffering urdrT unr 81
iny moot ui4icat attafAa and VS. Boz great distrrs
slmosf sun eating 60 waht u breath. 30 is-- uaH
ten uiautos from one time spilled thr iutaIef g.
nIy silnaeh. HH4 tslA a tcaspsstiH of thr tltuy
syrup Nsf rriiftc. in Efe1f lursaufs tom tls
dlilraitg e hfeatlilE sod had rHuilrahi night.
have aiacu continued % nifh Che gftatfsf Is1sshie
bouaft. and an npn comparatively veil gH1 gtly
tnaHs nc amluhi af rHfffh4 ilis nrdirIHc las ~.
ieiveA ne irUi. 81 sdlco o. uie suffering Do --Ist
a. MARGARET EArIBh.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
DIR. j. IS. ANARCHISTS
Celebrated CathoIicOn,
For the relief 4 cure Of suffering Females,

IL stand pro en-
mention M. cufa
ilvo powers IN al
the Diseases for
Wbichitis recon
unenduti. usually
called
Fraaif Compiainfs.
go 1900 a.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
Musleal Inatrumenta.

l'rEaAS. ITALIAN a srrHsrAs giHtiys.
II ffsiss, liaafsl1i., fisf.af"ff. krfHf.aHes. Az
~ t4iF !. fOAu 4 NnEfT
hstn a - sslInrist Streets Elif- "a Sc
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
Slate Roofing.

I'VE he undersigned having made extensive ar
w tauarmeuis, announce iu The public that We
hold ouf-elNri la readiness de- work 90 ibi- Kind
and being the m0st PRACTICAL IN this vicinity
hope io secure liberal share VI public patronage
~ wutk warranted. Communications promptly at
tended to- Also, thu boot OF tofrnres niyrH.
MILLER, PRESTON a 60.
FlifhaVen, Nav !. Irs4 Ip,If
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Cabinet Furniture and Chain

w - n - o ~ ~ = - -
Hsp'oop'. Balisi1r, Lfad of Hdstts cfoH-s'.
MOSES CURTIS is now Offering large and gen
v oral Js -ltiinrut Of sofas Center, Cafd, Common
aud Extension Dining Tables, Mahogany, Black
walnut, Cano-eHt and common Chnirs, bureaus
Bcdstchds, Hat Stsnd-, Chanbcr sets, &C. a-u
hair, psini-lraf and husk Mattrcs-es, spring Reds
Looking garses, Clocks, Picture frames, Work boxes,
portable DeHks, &C.
Roads Mate ClfFg. ~ an sizes and descriptions.
Mahogany CufIbs furnished 20 order on shnu notice.
u wing purchased New aud Rich Goods from the
hct manufacturers cash prices, he would invite the
attention Of the putr Ia the inspection 81 the same.
Wuttaud Feb 10 fgh9 7-tf
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
CrockerY,

Ltfgc Assufu.fnt, rnHsi,iilg in part ~ 90
a TIE BAND TIA SKIS, rt,hr Chins DE-. cob
fpd o.. snl rnlisen ware 81 al Aia-. AZ thr lats-
80 mhfkut pfilrf GRO. o. COLI a 60.
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FURNITURE.
EDWIN 4. HARRIS.

cahiaa Itgu'ifgs s. Clsir Eaalhstrcsl
- ffHHfrsft Co. fesfe Hssfh iirIrfar ftnass
fauf rffist isfFrs4 Nafs htaras be- .ar -fife ffsf
sFsane sf1 ilifS tae aaafii stsff ial ~ ga Aads
- fgfrsta.e, uiafnisftafss - Fss rf stirfifffsd
~istHssa Nadaf a. tssi taaifnait-ri A. fsIi 500
sIsts safss
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Wedding Envelopes
AM
CAKE BONES.
rciVgd hX sIT-T-TI & 4 RI

l'IIiE Place 10 buy Tfu-ses. shoulder Bra
1 cer, aud Abdominal Supporters h. at The Drug
stores - Pond a Morse, MAN and Washington ~.
IaulauN
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
A NEW METHOD.

MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY HAS
n recently been made by Df.tIRiiF, iur The cure
81 Asthma, Consumption, EroEchiti.. C.uris. 1uld-
uni an Lung Complaints by Med faiai nsnlfti0n.
Dr. CUHTiS's nGGEANA, or IhHALINg ny.
GEAA YArOR and CHERRY sAluP, hhs areHHi.
Consumption 90 ths tiy ai NtN iofs sh4 sI,iH.U
Tor few msaih. paft, tYar known tp mau. o. b.
producing an impression on Diseases 81 t.ie Lung
noyeThctirc vitae sscd uy tAe medical graiesslou.-
lsee CouiAcales ia hand Of AVruts,l
The lrh1tr b. worn on the Breast, under the Inca
without the least inconvenience, tlt heat Of me 4Y
hrlne sufficient 20 tvapDrHts fhe id.p uitiur the
iungs constantly u ifs healing aua agreeable gal.lf
pacing atl AIT nrcsl and pt.ssres a. me lnrs
that cannot pusslbIy bf rcarhed b. any oiA,r Hodi
riue. Here h. case ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
WATER WHEELS
II q M al q w n q Il -!

TUE sunssfihcf having purchased Of Ttruf-p
i Rose, bic improvement un nlkEJT ACTION
" al Lk " HEELS, iur thc State ct Vermont. pa.
tented sent sih, lc,i, BE- fg1dY To- furnish water
" heels FOR saw bills, OrtSt Niiis,
starch Miils. ~ inf any uthar Water Nhccls such
- Paper mills, TRIP Hammers, Ac.---
The advantage tcss Wheels have over other " they
require much lc-s water than any other wheels
eteept The uVefshnt W tarre breast wheels CT raw
Stills. u-' from d. 10 80 ur''s of vs4t.r, the
head of water requires Fourteen feet bead ct Satci
and % inches st water D. suiaoslt a. drive com
mon saw Mil
These Wheels are made q iron, and cast iu one
pierre Iutle are vafinusri.es oi IS hecls 90 nrhr.
ircf iort sHd irC' They arc su constructed that
they can De attached 90 wuolea shafts without alter
inE original hUiting ur rrprisr
Addie-s SIMEON ~ BUXTON.
10Y Prpuet.r, Rutland, VI.
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Public House Registers.

VI &. A. TuI'TLE 4 co.
RutlsHd, March i3ih.
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CASH. DOORS, AND HliNu-,-'Ibe undersig ued
- wngl1 snuls.nre o. The clu4sus ~ Rutland, and
tiCliiy. thst he b. manufacturing The above Giles
cheaper ~ C1ah than they have ever heou sid n l
yira.n. Toth1ss ato sfr ha.llnF. aT alui o. tIIl,
ailH rsil hfieniiaa o. naF lrrrH, whirh thfl tlaF
asrrrtsiH D. addressing lar. pct iiaia.
Maft constantly up faEa, au4 made o. order % the
thfis.t paI.cs. 81 ofdefs nau distance prmptt
attended a.. T. N. STILES.
Hi dffHie. Apfi I0 Isa2 l--d
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Farmers Farmers

Farmers Farmers
'IIIOSE wishing to save MONEY and
/ TIME, will ind at the new Brick Warehouse NJ
JARRETT A son, any quantity OF flaming implc-
ments nf tho VERY BEST QUALITY, aud at LA-
TREMELN LOW PRICES.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Dunn's & nlauchsrd'z Srythcs, also, Iatts, Robin
Sous, Perkins, Messrs Colby e. Co, Mulnfds, Far
wells, aud Winsiod Mani lo's Soy fliEs. knggle-,
pattern SNATHS
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Sngths of Aio-srs TFIst, Rail- q Church, with Frosts
Patent Fasteuings % and Plate Socket snaths, with
common fing-. Niliaui's, istchelderr and Van Or
mans Hay and Manure Forks, liorse Drag and Hand
Hukos.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Grants Grain Cradles and fanning MhiE Scythe
Stones uf Yarulr sizes.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
the reirhrated Concrete Scythe Rifle, warranted 20
give satisfaction. solid shank and ~prug steel Hoos,
Cast steel, Plated irun and Railroad shnNels,
saados Garden aud FlGrl Hoes AID Rakos, Hrass
shear Bush Hioks. and Tree Scrarer.
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Charles 81 -AoITxi1ass,

AbN"t Al AAkAAAAs VS.
(who has lately vi.ited Lakeland on Long island
md can give authentic Information, where maps
aud pamphlets can be had sent " Required rs mail,
uef Of Fulton street \. \. 5l--tm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-30
BEYOND THE RIVER.

nc i Il river deep and wide;
Aui while along its banks we stray,
" zee our loved ones DER its tide
Sail from our sight awav away.
Where are they >ped-thev who return
NJ more to return to glad our longing eyes?
lh"v've passed from lifc'> contracted bourne
70 lani unseen, unknown, that l:cs
Beyond the river.
Il III! from view: but We may guess
How beautiful that realm must be:
- Jennings oi it. lovcIincs>,
In visions granted, oft we see.
The VERY clouds that Ger II throw
Their veil. Unrais'd for mortal SIGHT,
With Gold AMI purple tintinc> gIow,
Reflected from the glorious light
Beyond the river.
And gentle airs. -wcct, 50 calm.
S;r;i. sometimes from that vicw!css sphere;
The mourner feel their breath of balm,
And -oo,le sorrow dric. the tear.
And sometime, list'ning ear, may gain
Entrancing sound that hithcr floats;
The echo Of Il distant strain.
Oi h7rp,' and voices Blended notes,
Beyond the river.
ib,re are orr loy'd ones in tiieirrc,t;
They've crossed Time Rivcr-now no more
hey need the bubbles on its breast,
Nor feel the storms that sweep its shore.
But h,ro pure love can live. can last
iicv look for rs their home to Share;
When we III turn away have passed,
What joyful greetings wait Us there,
Beyond the river.
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RATHER SrICY.-A lady OF San Francisco.
hcin. invited TO send in toast to be read
a the anniversary of the landing of the Pill
grim FatherS, furnished the following. 1t is
spicy enough to flavor half dozen ann;ver-
sary dinners:
The Pilgrim Fathers iorsootL What
had they to endure in comparison to the Pill
grim Mothers: 1t is true they had hunger,
and cold. and sickness, and danger - foes
without and within. But the unfortunate
ii!sram Mothers they had not only all these
10 endure. but they had the Pilgrim Fathers
also; and yet their names are never mention
cd. Who ever gave a dinner in honor of
them: Who ever writes songs. drinks toa,ts
and makes speeches in recollection of tbcms
his self-sulficiency on the part of the men is
beyond endurance. One would actually sup-
pose that New England had been colonizcJ
'y men, and posterity provided for by spe-
cal act cf Providence Only Mrs. Hemans
i'"S 'oiuIteefeu 10 InSInlate that there ever
was woman in the case-that the Maytlow-
eT ever brought anything but men across the
Atlantic assure YOU my dear friends that
am perfectly di>gustcd with the self:conceit
'i the men. They appropriate everything
% Reconsideration the settlement Of col
9iy and the peopling of whole continent
did hope there was one prcrogativc thew
"ould leave to woman. We have submitted
iNctly to their inventions in supercedinc US
N many things; but we will not tamey sub
'A't to be deprived Of this one privilege; we
VIII not ourselves be deluded into the belief
nat New England was settled and reopled
entirely by Pilgrim Fathers. How could
.iey have been Fathers if there had been no
,i'''ers: And hope, dear Captain, that
ave succeeded in convincing YOU that you
~ oe lending yourself to an act Of Injustice
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For Tie Eh.,Mninn
SLEEP.

Let me Sleep" said my companion 10 me
The word, haunt my memory still
Then rccvi>ilv said. "Let me be,
More sleep must have. and will"
Let me- sleep. says the weary and worn;
The burden who longer can bear.
Nexation and toll ! have borne:
In sleepl am free from all care.
Let me sleep. says the sick and di,trcst;
More suffering can not endure;
Iii soul and in body orprest,
III sleep from these evils secure.
Let lis sleep. says the wicked and wise,
MI nature requires this repose:
Heaven never gave such prize
y >itep ;.t5n suffering bcstows.
Let me sleep. its tie grave OF the blest;
10 TIE poor, Il pri>on-hOU>e free;
To the child of misfortune is rest;
Oh S.crpl what II hic--inr 10 me-
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NEW POSTAGE RATES.

. te f'lowinc arc the present rates ofpo,tase on
N taLEno>IAN. a@rccablv to the law of the Us.
h Went into operation on the 1T of October.
" Thin the County of Calc,ionia-FHEE.
t amy office within the Stale OF Vermont, when
AIp. IL cents per anniiln. or )! cents per quar-
three months: when UNrAID, % cent, per
'..l. or g. cents crquartcr.
l. my Office ont Of the State. 26 cents per annum.
cents per quarter. when PREPAID. and - cents
HHlln. or II cents per quarter. when UNrAIp.
- II '"Wb oj<err,dhot subscribers. hpr,poyng
rr,y. c'n r,c'ire thar pap,rs IN the &fe at l3
l.,' ann"m; pdhoM he STATE, % cents.
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Z The following beautiful lines from the
;'1. U'rnsi'y Myo-in will remind the
...r Of the last scene in Bunyan's "Pilgrin:.'s
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a STORY FOUNDED ON FACT,
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towards us if you do not propose for you,
toast, "Thc Pilgrim Mothers"
HOW MONSIEUR DE CASCON.

BEING BOTH IN DEBT AND IN DUNGEON.
GOT OUT OF ST. PETERSBURG.
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VOL. lS---NO. IL,
Tbr Calroomia,,,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

.kIrri;EDGE II CoLEY's Building, st
..erv-opp">ite the ''St. John,burv House.
TER Ms...S 80 per ann,im. if paid within
-: $500 if payment be DELAYED beyond
.". \" paper discontinued until all arrear-
:e?U', Except at the option of the publishers
ADVERTISEMENTS
- NJ the u>ualpriccs Transient advertise
hc i'li'. for in adJance. Advertisements
.-Wlrhrl the number oftimcs 10 be inserted
'g-c .hev Willie continued until forbid (til
he option Of the publishers and charged
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-23
NOTICE.
Compound Almond Lotion

A SUPERIOR ariirfe for removing Freckles and
Y pimpes from The tace aud Tor the cure of chapped
lands, prepared and for sale by
]. VI NFHE
March % 1853 SaEadahock Building,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-23
~ VIM NJ Reed, of this city, was ap-
pointed Sheriff Of Lincoln on Tuesday.
Later from Eurone.

The royal mail steamship Canada, Captain
Stone, from Liverpool Saturday noon, the 4th
inst, arrived at Halifax last Thursday.
The WAR IN THE EAsT.-It is said that
the Russian Minister has withdrawn from
Paris, and the London Minister was 10 leave
on the day subsequent to the sailing Of the
Canada.
The English government has sent some
small steamers to take soundngs at the en-
trance Of the Baltic.
ConstantinopIe letter says that the allied
fleets had returned and anchored at Bescos
Bay on the 22d ult., causing much astonish-
ment.
1t is elsewhere mentioned that this was
merely portion of the fleet which had been
employed to escort stores 10 Farna.
The destnies of Europe are now pending on
the decisions Of Prussia and Austria.
Orders are understood to be sent 10 the
British and French ambassadors at St Peters
burg, 10 demand their passports.
Ga the Danube, although abstaining from
great operations, the Turks allow the Russians
no rest. Fighting had occurred at Ginrgevo,
near kalaresch, Silstria. Tunukai, Matschn,
PaIanka, Rahodia, Islas, Tornou, &c.
From Asia we have nothing, except that
Gen Guyon was to cross the frontier on the Cd,
to attack Ahatchick, and Gen Stein to attack
Alexandropslis.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-02-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid fin Liverpool 27th Mountaneer, Robinson, and Benz
Adams Drummond, for New Orleans
Ent for ig 14th, Beuna Vista, Theobad, Apalach-
icola Arabia, Boutele, New York.
Also in port ldg, Albert Gallan, Lady Franklin, for
York.
Adv 2Sth Arabia BouelIe, and Robt Kelley, Barstow,
for New York with despatch Sea Nymph Patten, for Ball
timore soon Arlington, Ryan, for Charleston.
Ar at Deal 18th, Z Roger, Maxwell, London for New
York and achored. Sid 25th Champaign, Woodward, and
Moro Castle, Bishop, (Gm Londonl Cardiff,
Adv at avre, Harvest Queen, and John Spear for New
Orleans
Adv at Bordeax 25th, Commerce, for Charleston.
Adv at Liverpool VIM Kent, Fitner, for Philadelphia
LIST inst Oseonthe Young, for New Orleans 9th Lizzie
Harvard, Parker, do with despatch
At London Both, Medallion, MClintock, for Boston dg
Ar at Havre 2Sth Charlotte Reed, Elwel, New York
Mulhouse, Healey, New Orleans.
Ar ut Matanzas 9th ns brig Tangier Griffin, Winnings
ton NC.
Ar at Liverpool 31st u Saxon late Crosby, New Orleans
sid Sd inst Benz Adams, Drummond, and Mountaneer,
Robinson New Orleans; Leavt Storer Trott, savannah
CID Ist Conaueror, Boutee, New York.
Emf for Ilc Both ult, III ii BoOdy Snow, New Orleans
Adv Am Union Kelly, for New York 9th; Arabia, Bou
ee do with despatch Sea Nymph, Patten for baltimore
2Oh Otseontbe Young New Orleans 9th; Lizzie lIar-
ward, do do.
Adv at Bordeaux 30th, Commerce, for Charleston.
At Genoa 26th Ut Caspian Delano Tor New orleans uno.
Ar at Queenstown 29th Harriet Augusta Trout Il DAYS
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Constitution Of the House Committees.

Mr.. Speaker Smith has shown great gener-
Osity in the construction of the committees
making large sacrifices for the benefit of his
party. He has thrown much Of the labor upon
his own friends, which presiding officers have
heretofore thought proper 10 distribute among
the members OF The two parties. OF the TWEEN
ty-twO Joint committees, one is headed by a
democrat, one by Morrill, democrat, two bv
free soilers, and only eighteen by wings The
democrat heads the committee on military pen
sions, which may and may not have something
to do.
The most important committees are headed
by wings, aud controlled by wings, although
the wings. party, have but 65 out of I5I
memhers Of the House.
Ia the appointment of the Standing Com
mittees of the House, the Speaker has been
equally generous in relieving democrats and
his coalition allies from labor. Of these six
committees, five are headed by wings, and one
by Morrill, democrat, who has charge Of
Leaue Of Absence.
The course of the Speaker isin marked con-
trast with that of his predecessors, and with
that Of the presiding officer Of the Senate, who
has scattered his honors npon his adversaries
with lavish hand
Mr.. Smith was. last year, made Chairman
Of the important cummttee on Finance, and
held other honorable places in the gift of the
Speaker of the IIonse, and The earnest solicit
tnde he exhibits for the ease Of his democratic
friends, shows that he remembers his ubiga-
tions welI.-Age.
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THE WASHINGTON UNIoN NEWSPAPER
Gen. ARMSTRONG has effected permanent ar
rangement by which he has associated with
him in the management of the Union, the Hon
A. Q. p. NICHOLSON, of Tennessee. Judge
Nicholson is well known to the country as a
former member of the L. S Senate, as a lead
ing politician at the South West, and as one
Of the most able writers of the day. Under
his control the Union cannot fail TO maintain
IFS present high character for power and fidel-
ity-in It's devotion to the principles of democ-
racy, and to impart zeal and encouragement
to lis co-laborers throughout the nation.
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FOUR DAYS LATER

By the arrival of the Baltic at New York.
on Monday we are IN possession of important
advces relative to the Eastern question.
The Cars last proposal has been rejected
Negotiations are broken Off
The Russian ministers have left London and
Paris.
Instructions have been sent TO the English
and French Ministers 10 withdraw from ST.
Petersburg.
France and England are making open pre-
Parations for war.
Cotton has been selling with an improved
tendency. Breadstuffs have declined slightly
ENGLAND.-It is stated as a positive fact
that several Of the Cunard steamers are taken
up by the Government, TO carry troops to Con.
stantinople
5000 men 90 from England.