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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
enc Greatest nledical plscovery OF the

- ...s HNS'
MR.. KENNEnY.n OF B0S bury, has discovered in on
nf our common Pasture Weeds remedy thai curt
every kind o. iiuInoT r'm the worst SCI ofua dow e
common PinPle lie has tried II in over e'evtnipu
bred cases, and never failed except IN TWO cases hun
der hnmor) tie has now in his possession over TWO
hundred certificates OF its value, all within twenty
miles OF Boston
& Two bottles is warranted TO cure nursing E1rc
mouth 8aN a7i H 4gqs9 5yagi
One to three bottles will cure The worst kind Of PIN
pies on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system 81 blles
Two bottles is warranted 10 cure the worst GAMER in
The mouth and stomach. af ilsadsU
Three TO five bottles Is warranted to cure the worst
case Of Erysipelas.
One to two bottles is warranted to cure all humor IN
the eyes. arca ~ 44F
Two bottles is warranted TO cure running OF the ears
and blotches among The hair. .F
Four six bottles is warranted 10 cure corrupt and
running Gcers
One bottle will cure scaly eruption Of the skin
Two TO three bottles is warranted 10 cure The HoTs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18
NrARRTAGEs.

In Hopedale. Jan 0, Mr. Jshn speeter, Of Hopknton,
Mass. 10 Mrs Almra AfRold Of Burrvllle RI
In this city, Jan s. Mr. Ashael Fits TO Miss Harriet
N. Brown, both OF Douglas. rsNs4 gfA
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or Coughs. Colds, Consumption, and ai1
Pulmonary Diseases.

ssNIessrs REED, CuTLgR & Co., Druggists, Boston,.
During practice of twenty yrars have seen used az
the popular remedies for Coughs ard am well satsnta
that your VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,
is best and hope it win he better known, and more
generally used Yours Respect ully,
saco, Nov. 9, 1858. JOHN AsbERRY, M. d."
Put IN in SO cent and 81 bottes and for sale bJ
Apoihecsries and G ountry Merchants generally
dec2 d3ln
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L. u. Nichols, NJ. d., floMGPATaIc ply
sioIAN Residence No. lie Main Street. Office hours
from 8 to 9 A. NJ, Ito 4 and TO Pm.
Aug 1852 d1y
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we take geatineres in the welfare of our pros
p Give heirs. while neglect the condition OF the han
appar naIil il dt chys dla- ri m the head The
best article for the har in is The Excelsior Hair
Tonic, prepared oy Lombard ~ Cundal For sale by
Druggists ana Fancy Dealers generally throughout the
country. -slt snesa jail d&w2Wf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18

Worthy of Nolfce.-Dr Niorse's Inyigoratine
Cordial, tbs only safe remedy Vet discove,e ell
for general debility, ru ous incapactane fer socie
ty business, matrimony. Affections of the head,
back limbs and nerves, spesdi d,wiih d.
ections and important advice the married or single.
ee Adpsrits eDlent iel4- dM& Thaw1y
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JAMES e. ESTARROOK,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
d. No 8 Union Block, Worcester. dScwn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18

worcester Hydropathic InstitutiOn,--
No. GLEN TREET. This Institution is well arranged
for treatment aG all II viii remaD under the
Medca direction Of nr GEORGE oyT until the RETURN
Of Dir RoGERs rom Paris in April 1854.
TERMs.--Usuully from 81 to So per week For
treatment without board SO 70 81 per week. 01O du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18

American Girls, or Women. can have ex-
celen situations, and good pay small ia niles by
applying tie Intelligence Office 233 Main Street. up
Fstairs de~l2 R4
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Boarding Agency Boardfng Agency
Residen,s Of this Cry, strangers visiting the City
In want of Board, and those having Rooms 10 e Nth
or without board respectfully invited to avail them
selves of the advantages of this geBcy tr-7 Ofic
9SS NJ ain street, up stairs. LEWIS C.. MUM.
nu17 'f- d1velf 5sttafgf K EliN3
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p. EMORY ALpRICH,
ATTORNEY 6 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
d. No. 3 Union Block, Worcester. d&wu
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LOST.

nN Monday Evening, between Salem and Exc hsnge
~ streets, Wallet and small sum of Money Who.
returns 1t TO his Office will be rewarded
z jsl6 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-18

A CARRIER for his paper, upon the Northern
Route. Apply At the Counting Dom. dti
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-77---I7T hEM . Y =
DR. HENRY CLARKE has removed from Bank
Block to Elm Street. directly opposite the Worces-
er House. jsnll t 7io If
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Cutch.-- 1900 lbs. of Clutch, for sale BY G. &
HOWE OF DIFF
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The Ginseng Root. The medicinal qualities of
this root are now SO well Known that the Syrup Of Gin
seng and Malva ID everywhsre used. Sold by Wilson,
Ealrhank \ Co Nos % \ As Hanover St iled& " II
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Julius ii. SiedhOf
Offers his services teacher OF ancient and Modern
Languages 10 the public. Office, No. l5S Main st.
81 81. dtf fll i.a
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Girls that understand Housev ork, car lie h d
applying al 299 Main ST. up stairs, Room ol9 Oily
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LEWIS G. MUM. AucttOneer.
Sales of Real aud Personal Ppropefty, promptly at
tented to Office, 1888 Main 81. M stairs
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cry soon you Will find, as have Thousands beside,
L ach want, (shouId an accident Gomez is supplied.
Price rs cents hox. Sold by l.. Lazell and M
D. Green, Worcester. ial9 d&vu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


RsDemember,d dear resdersyou pqneht cad obtain,
Upon earth, 10 relieve yon from t9rruIlns painj
ocertain to give consolation and easel
$ sure, if ou use it, 70 sutand % Pegse,
| nfhs long list mediciness for moTta y below, -
A . The rs6t Russia saye, sold BY Rsddny y Co
uch virtues TO heal and to cure it possesses,
to draw forth their thanks, from the thousands II
besses
ct your house be supplied, against household dis
cry soon You Will and as have Thousands beside,
L ach want (should an accident Gomez Is supplied:
Price rs cents box. Sold by H. j Lazell ana M.
B. Green, Worcester. ials z d&wlt
The Ginseng Root. The medicinal qualities of
this well known, that the Syrup Of Gin
seng and Mava ID everywhs re- used, Sold BY Wilson,
Falrbank CO Nos 43 a As Hanover ST. jled&wlt
p EMORY ALDRICH,
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLORA AT Law,
d. No. 3 Union Block, Worcester d&wn
JAMES f. ESTABROOK,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law,
az No Union Block, Worcester. ddSwif
WANTED,
A CARRIER for his paper, upon the Northern
Route. Apply At the Counting oom dti
REM Oval.
DR.. HENRY CLARKE has removed from Bank
Block to Elm Street, directly opposite the Worces--
er House lsnll u
cuteh.-4OOO ms. of Clutch, ior sale BY G
HOW =, OF ou
WAEAh lHdt unneIslHHu -IuuScNuTk. CaU re u u
applying a. zS5 Main 81, up stairs Room ols dly
LEWIS c. MUM. Auctioneer.
Sales of Real aud PERSONAL Property, promptly at
tended to Office. 1913 Main 81. np stairs
Julius H. SiedhOf
Offers his services teacher OF Ancient and Modern
Languages 10 the public. Office, No l59 Main st.
sI dtf = It
Worthy of NOlfce.-Dr Riorses Tnvigoratne
Cordial tbs only and safe remedy YET discovered
for general debility, ru ous incapacatine Ter socie
ty, business, matrimony. Affections of the head,
back limbs, and nerves, speedn remOv d,wh d.
ections and important advice the married or single
Advertisements, leila dM& Thawly
We take gieatineres IN the welfare of our pros
p heirs while neglect the condition OF the han
sppars Mt uaIi il d. cnys falls fr' m the head. The
best article for the bar n il The Excelsior Hair
Tonic, prepared oy Lombard a Cundall For sale by
Druggists ana Fancy Dealers generally Throughout the
country. ~a r. jail d&w2W
L. h. Nichols, M. d., HoMGPATaIc ply
sioIAE Residence No. lie Main Street. Office hours
from 8 TO 9 A. M, 2 to and TO Pm.
Aug6, 1852 d1y
spar kIing Soda W aser--vith the usual va
riety of choice syrups. Fifty Tic cts for one dolla
L. T. LAZELL. Apoihecary,
myl4 diff 20l Main street.
}. K.CIark, n. D., nomGrArHIc PHysIcIA
No. Walnut Street. Office hours from TO
and from to +. NJ.
Worcester.Jan LIST, 1881 ianltf
Mrs, S. G o d w IA, an experienced and suece
full Midwife, holds herself readiness day and nigh
attend 10 the duties IF her profession. Residenc
.6A1stin street. o2l-du
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The Cuba Copper Mines.
NRw YORK, March 80, 1854.

JAMES GoRpoE BESSETr, ESQ.,
DEAR SlR-Havng noticed leader in your issue Of to-
day. under the caption of Important Financial and Po
itical Movement-Cuba Copper Mines" reporting the
organization existence Of San Fernando Copper Mine
Company here in the United States for the purpose of
working the famous copper mines Of the island Of Cuban
and showing design of the certificates of stock Of said
company beg leave to say that the San Fernando cop
per mines in that island intended to be worked
therein reported. Those mines belong to Cuban
planter-friend of mne-who has acquainted me with
his purpose about working them, and therefore must,
n behalf of truth and of what due my friend assert
now that word of the leader referred to is untrue
wanton Misrepresentation Of the fact far politics
is concerned. Ny friend to accomplish that pur
as soon as possible by the usual means in matters
Ct the kind but in no manner whatever by political
Iotcs, has Stunned 1t with dislike This can
in the of my friend, who is well known by
many in Cuba. 1t is Mr.. Jose joaquin de Arrieta,
who has Of late been here trying to form com.
some arransements here with few individu nIs
in order to attain that object left for Havana the
9th of January last-the association to be called the
San Fernando Copper Mine Company but he having
since been heard from, and showing disposition to
carry out the establishment OF that company it
that he has declined establishing it Nay, would
observe for aught know, bearing in mind the instruc
lions which previous to his departure for Havana he
gave me the subject and his remarks about
brother, that owing to some circumstances am not
aware Of he has altogether given up his intended PLAN
Mt least for the present. and So there will not be
any such company. Consequently the disposal of "a
large amount of the certificates Of stock going on in
neghboring cities and throughout the country"
CARDS those Mines is being done without the knowledge
and, could almost say, entirely against the will APP
probation of their owners.
Please sir insert in your columns the foregoing state
ments and by SO doing you will not only enable me to
render truth its due regard in this affair but also pre-
vent people from being msed to the SO called San
Fernando Mining Company. l remain, sir with regard
and respect, your obedient servant,
PLUTARES GONZALEZ.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, March 3l-6 I. N.
AsnEs-some so bbls. sold at 50 621k a IS 6st4
for pearls, and IS 9324 So for pots, per 100 lbs.
BRKADsTurrs.-Flour dull and heavy during por
ton of the day but closed with better feeling ana an
improving tenor The day transactions embraced 800
bbls ordinary to choice State, at 81 81 Bly, closing
fancy western at s. and other hnds
proportionate prices About 1900 bbs. Southern
changed hands, at 81 So a 81 s1h for mixed to good
for fancy, Dbl Fine rye -four inactive, a. - so
asa e2s per Dbl Some 100 bbls Jersey corn meal were
disposed Of at SO 37s So so per bbl The movements
in wheat did not exceed bushels very good enesee
white, at So There 500 bushels rye bought at 81
State and Western oats plenter and less in demand
days transactions consisted of 80 900 bushels at tic
7sc for mixed; roc Soc for Southern white and vel
low and Soc for round yellow, per bushel.
CorrEE.-There was change to notice In quotations
for Rio The large sale previously noticed, to off
to-day was postponed until next Tuesday The stock Of
Rio in this market was estimated at about 80 900 bags
The stocks of other kinds we're light.
CoTToN-lhe days sales reach 2,371 bales, ms follows
For export, $50; home use, 4sl; speculation no.
end in transitu 1870 Market dull and heavy at the re-
ducton Of Ac. per h. since last Monday.
FRur.--we heard that 400 boxes bunch raisins we're
bought at So 90 SO 10. Other articles ruled quiet and
languid.
TRneHrs.-Engagement we're very light MS shippers
were still waiting the receipt of the Canadas letters To
Liverpool 400 bbs rosin were engaged at 4s AID Corn
and wheat were nominal. Flour was As, and cotton
lied 15l6d asked Lard at Is. per ton Rates for
Havre were nominal with little Offering Flour was at
ABOUT QUO per Dbl cottohj sc C. asked, with ashes
and rice dull ut $40 and sl2 There was no change to
notice in rates to California which ranged from 45c
Soc. per foot.
HAy.-1he demand for river was moderate at zoe for
shipment, and ~ &c, SOC. for local use per 100 lbs
HrsP-Messrs. Lewis y Morris Co, have favored us
with The annexed review OF business for March, Our
market for American hemp has beer very animated
turing the l4st month ne manufacturers reluctant
r. believe that the present high prices can be main.
tanned after the arrival Of the crop sti our stock
has been materially reduced ana after some slight de-
picsscn, during which the principal sales were made
our market closes firm at former quotations The
Stock reported by month since consisted Of 257
tales undrassee, AID $50 DO dressed in s 54a bales
The arrivals during March ched All bales unlrcssei
brace 10 bales undrevsed nj $s5 s2O5 and 400 bales
dressed at $3.50 S.65 for fine, and 1910 1915 for
extra fpe hand dressed, per to-, leaving osr pressn,
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REHABILITATION.
EnteTed for Consumption

Foreign manufactures are generally in good supply
and demand, but do not always realize satisfactory
prices Indeed with the exception Of fe really choice
and popular styles which find ready buyers at asking
rates the whole stock Of imported goods is only saleabe
at reduction in value. Such concession is very
reluctantly made in private and this action turns the
tide Of purchasers into the auction rooms where they
obtain supplies Of nearly the entire list of articles needed
by them, still more accommodating conditions than
they asked elsewhere. On this account there is
much lfe but very little encouragement in the business
at present The importers whose stocks select and
manageable and ought to be- nevertheless without
fear. They well afford to retain their goods until
change occurs and for which the prospects OF the
future quite bright. AS navigation in the
interior shall have been generally resumed the market
for desirable fabrics cannot fail to become active and
buoyant and this consideration seems to influence very
naturally Of seasonable productions But parties
whose supplies neither good attractive very
little grounds to stand upon The present is time of
difficulty to them the future is OF gloom Their only
possible chance of escaping serious and crushing
is in getting rid Of their cumbrous "shopkeepers at
once. 1t will NOT improve their position to keep them
until later in the When disposed Of let their
like again never be touched.
The following is a statement of the money received
by the Receiver General of the Province the
derived from customs and public works Of the Province
of Canada, in the years 1859 and 1853
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
MONEY MARK EFT.

FRIDAY, March 31-6P. n.
There was very duh market at the first board to-day
The variations in prices tring and the tendency
was downward from the opening to the Close Florence
and Keyport declined per cent, Parker Vein u, New
York Central Railroad " Erie Railroad ~ In the other
fancies there change. 1t is very seldom we see
at this OF the year such dull quiet depressed
state Of things at the Stock Exchange Outsiders
shy, and inducements offer to enter the market
purchasers The bears do not make much Roadway in
depressing prices and the bulls appear be equally
powerless in carrying their point is therefore policy
for outsiders to be merely lockers on at all events for
the present until feature in the market is
developed that viii enable Spectators TO form opn
ion relative to the future course of prices At this
ment all doubt and uncertainty The Oldest and most
perenced operators in dense fog and all
on time are blindly made Money is moderately tight
caused by the want Of confidence in the future than
by any deficiency in the supply. The banks preserve
very uniform movement in their regular discount line
but fuctuate largely their call loans The brokers are
getting tired Of this call loan business and rapidly
withdrawing themselves from all such dangerous and
certain fances. They kept in continual state of
excitement while they have such loans outstanding One
day the banks viii have their all through the
street, offering money at low rates of interest call
and perhaps the next day make sudden demand for the
full payment No matter at what hour such demand
may be made, the money must be paid We have known
such demands to have been made at two O'clock after
bank accounts usually made up for the day. when
the greatest difficulty experienced in making up the
amount If the brokers would have nothing to do with
these call loans the stock market would not be subject
many and such sudden and severe fluctuations, and
the specializing managers Of these institutions would have
less influence upon prices
Th3mning board heavy to-day, though large sales
were effected at slight decline Gold Hill has fallen an
70, dividend OFF Rutherford, Il; Ulster, e; North
Carolina, u; Lehigh, u. Parker Vein has improved
from Il to "a. The following the bids at the min
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Theatres and Exhibitions.

theatres 0nu kCXhlbAt1Onas
BowRY THEArRE-Mrs. Hamblin appears this evening
Mr. Eddy as Brutus. Other excellent entertainments
Will be added
BROADWAY TmATRE.-Mr Forrest plays Spartacus in
1.-THE Gladiator" being his last appearance in that
character during his present engagement. Mr.. Conway
plays Phasarius.
Burrows THEArRE-Farquhar's brilliant comedy 1.-THE
Beaux Stratagemn to be played this evening Burton
Fisher, Jordan Andrews, Miss Raymond and Mrs. Buck
hnd appear.
NATIONAL THRATRE-" Uncle Toms Cabin" this after
and evelR with the artists who have played
1t for the last two hundred nights.
WAILAcKs THEATRE.-'A Good Fellow" "Prison and
"Palace," and "a Practical Man, will be played this
evening. AL the popular artists included In the bill
BARNux's MUSEUM" The Old Brewery popular
local DRAMA is to be given tonight The suburban resi-
dents accommodated with pleasant afternoon per-
Torrance.
BROADWAY MKNAGrIE.-various attractions are offered
Mt this establishment, which is open day and evening.
The collection Of animals is the best in the country
HAKrs WHOLE WORLD is on exhibition at 377 Broadway.
An instructive exhibition.
CsmIsY's MINISTRIES, 472 Broadway give one Of their
unique entertainments this evening Songs buresques,
dances, etc., make up varied bill
WOODS MINISTRIES No. a. Broadway, are doing fine
business, and their popularity to be the in
crease. The programme for tonight is interesting.
CmNzE HALL, No $50 Broadway, is nightly filled with
the admirers Of Buckeyes minstres who assist
ed by Geo Horn and T. F. Briggs. The entertainments
are excellent.
The CAMPBELL MNsrRMs have taxed the elegant rooms
495 Broadway, and they attracting large audiences
They give entertainment this evening
Brz gives his last entertainment at Odeon Hall, Will
iamsburg, this evening.
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Marine Court.

MARCH 31-Acnos roR SIASpER-Wiuiam Kunt, rs
Hdhrop Hdhdin-This action brought by The
complainant for Islander. II appeared that on the
18th Of December last both parties occupied the house
No go Mott street which consisted Of front middle
and The defendant occupied the rear part
Of the house. and the complainant the front part as
grocery store On the 18th of December panTs store
burned, and the 6th, the day after the rc de-
PENDANT said to plaintiff 'You have made pretty bust
Of this; you have set fire to the housen Subse
quently II shown that the defendant said TO some
body else, 1he id Dutch grocer set fire to the house,
The defendant set up general Defence and showed that
there was probably for the assertion under the
is!iDg circumstances. Verdict fer defendant.
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Committee ON Wharves, Piers and Slips.
he Committee on Wharves, Piers and Slips, 70 whom
vAs referred the subject Of extending the bulkhesd
The Twelfth avenue from Twenty sixth to Twentyfourh
street. met yesterday ct p n. at No. City Hail. The
Allowing gentlemen present :-Aessrs. Smith, Jack
son, Schuyler, Phillips and Gray.
he CHAIRMAN asked whether any gentleman present
was opposed TO the extension Of the bukhead On the
Twelfth avenue
Mr. A. MANN said that great many persons in that
vicinity who interested in the matter thought that
such movement would De premature, and that there
Of extending it at present. exceeding
y dcult to obtain the materials for filing up At this
tme and he was Of opinion that filing up was already
gsng fast possible Toproceed any faster, dirt
would have to be obtained exterior by means OF
sloops and scows.
M. COLLIER made few similar remarks. He also had
personal objection the extension Of the bulkhead IN
ssmuch would result in serious injury to his pro-
perry
was disposed to speak in favor of the bulkhead2
No gentleman appearing for that purpose, the Chair
man said the committee would take another survey Of
the subject and report Wednesday next.
The committee then adjourned.
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Lcgal Intelligence.

CouRr OF APTEALs, March 30, p. M.-Argumcnt of No
concluded. No. PISSED. No 4 George II l.. Heat
administrator, &c respondent, against Columbus W.
sesley, appellant On argument, Mr. NJ Hill Jr., coun
sci for appellant Mr. Samuel Beardsley counsel for re-
spondont. No % reserved tin April H. March 40
Present, al the Judges, except Justice Gardiner Argu-
mcnt OF No. concluded. No. 19S struck or Also No
o. No reserved till April TO- Nos TO- IL 10 and H.
reserved til fourth week. No H. Cowell respondent
against RucAman, appellant. Argued. Mr. John Van
respondent No IS Enoch W. Clarke ami others re-
spondents, against the President &C. Merchants Bank
new York, appellants. Mr.. Edward Sanford counsel
not concluded at O'Clock,
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United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Ingersoll.
Vnr p0cr nEprcE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n

THE POST OFFICE R0BBERIES-SECOND DISAGREE
MENT OF THE JURY.
MARCH 31.-7he People against Theodore A. Rosie
The jury in this kept together all night, but
being unable to agree discharged this morning at
the opening of the court.
This is the second time the accused has been tried with
the result The jury in the present instance Ia
said stood nine for conviction and three for acqutta
Rossie again admitted to bail the suretics
of 80 000 hut 1t is not yet known whether the govern
ment will put him on trial third time.
The court adjourned to Saturday morning, when the
Grand Jury win bring in some bills of Indictment