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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

CuBA.-The Washington correspondent of the
Journal OF Commerce, gives the following extract
from letter received by him from Southern gen,
tlemani
Abolish slavery in Cuba, and Louisiana and
Texas VIII take her place. Coffee can be grown
probably In Louisiana, Florida and Texas, when.
ever 1t ceases TO be grown in Cuba. We have
notning 10 dread from any disposition OF Cuba by
Spain or the Alies-but we have everything to an
prehend from war which, If England aid France
engaged in twould not be carried on at the North,
but In Florida, Georgia, Louisiana add Texas
Wnere black troops, from Jamaica aud Cuba, can
operate ia the sickly season, when a white army
would be helpless
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BY PAYNE { MAYO, AUCTIoNEERs.
AND ELIGIBLE REAL

VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLE REAL
Y ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE-We are autho-
and lot on the Of Gary and Jefferson streets
The lot fronts Cary street 80 feet and back
l65 feet tosa 20 feet alley. The house contains 2
rooms and closet well built and In thorough re-
PAIRS On the lot Is kitchen with two rooms and
good size. Also, we'll of pure cool water with q
pump.
Also, one other houIe and lot on Sd street, lot
fronting on Sd street SO feet, between Main and
Franklin.
Franklin streets
Also, one other houxe and lot In same neighbor-
hood. 9E
Also, one other house and lot near tho corner OF
20fh and Main strests.
Also, another vacant lot at Of 4th and Main
streets fronting 6t feet Main street and running
back 93t feet.
All the above property ID valuable and the terms
are very liberal.
apps PAYNE MAYO. Austs.
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COMMISSIONER 8 a LIE OF NE
~ GROES.-In further execution ofS decree Of
the Circuit Court of Richmond, made 10Th February
1885, Ia the case of Pearee and others Evans aud
others, the subscriber, Commlssiouer appointed
thereby for that purpose. will, on TUESDAY, the
oath April 1855 q. II O'clock. sell at public auc-
ton. at Taylor 6Wiams office. on ii til street, the
Slaves in the proceedings in said case mentioned, to
her child Maria and her child, Warrington and Luz
cy.
Most of these negroes young, some of them
good cooks, and all of them Of good chsrae-
ter. Terms cash.
JAMES M. TAYLOR Commissioner.
apIa TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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u CUUNCIL CHAMBEK HILL, Ar AUCTION
On MONDAY. April seth at 4 O'Clock z. M, uron
ments On Council Chamber Hill, on Cypress Alley,
between the Clifton House and Mayo street. They
have been recently painted and thoroughly repaired
and are really desirable to those wishing small ex.
celient central locations and rented at S84
per annum each.
TERMs-On about half the purchase money, Gre
dit until Goth May, 1857; as to the remainder one
half cash; the other at months credit payments to
bear interest and be satisfactorily secured. The
taxes for the present year to BIS paid BY thu BUR.
chaser. TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS,
sp2S Ar.ta
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r OTIS ON BROAD q 90, ornrr,,,,

r1FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WiIl be ia y =
iaOhsDAY Afternoon the Sd May, lass. on III y.
premises comm ncing at Al o'clock. valusAle bns
enf ot a. the corner OF Broad and 22d streefs
inS ID r. on south side of Broad street, runs bsci
TERMs-One-fourth lash, balance at & a and mn.
TOT negotiable notes. bearing interest Secured bv
trust deed or title retained The taxes for the nye
sent wear to be paid bv purchaser
ksp q GODDfN APPERsON. Aueta
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TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON

VENWU H q u 8 Il AND LUIS ON
Il MOSBY STREET, UNION HILL, AT AUG
P. M, upon the premises, will be sold those two
newly built Houses and lots on Union HILL on the
East side of kosby street, South of Pleasant near
Doctor o. A. Strecker's. These houses have the
first story of brick and two stories of wood contain
four rooms each, are in excellent order, and now
rent ct 1925 per epn1m each. The lots together
front ffty-seven4 l2 feet, and run back the usual
depth.
The property is desirable, either for purposes OF
Investment to those seeking pleasant residences
at moderate cost
TERms-One.third cash, balance at 8 ard IL
months. for notes, with interest added and secured
by trust deed.
ap Colds TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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LATEST MAIL NE VS..
Ioorrs,nrnd.nce Of the ni.patoh. /

Correspondence of the Dispatch
FIRES ON THE RAILROADS IN CHESTER.
FIELD AND NORTH CARoLINA-Loss OF
LlFE-CEREMoNY OF CONFIRMATION In
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
PETERSBURG, April aad.
The destructive fires in the woods, which
broke out simultaneously at various points
throughout North Carolina and Virginia
seem nov to have nearly abated, after having
caused destruction of property hitherto
unparalleled.
Nearly or quite one half the woodland ly.
ing between this city and Richmond has been
swept by the fire. From North Carolina we
hear that the damage has been even greater
than in this vicinity. The high winds of
Friday last carried the fire onward through
the forests with such rapidity that all resis,
lance was utterly vain.
In the neighboring county OF Chesterfield
the destruction of property has been i'm
mense. Dr. Smith, living on James River.
had three thousand cords of wood piled up
ready for market, the whole of which was
destroyed. His loss, alone, is near $4,000.
The dwelling and outhouses of Mr.. Thrs.
Friend, living On the Richmond Turnpike,
between the railroad and the river, and at a
considerable distance from the woods, were
also set on fire by the flying sparks, and to-
tally destroyed. Ills loss cannot fall short OF
$1,000.
The dwelling house and buildings of Mr..
Is. Franklin were also consumed. We are
unable 10 give the extent of his loss.
is supposed that the loss of property in
Chesterfield will not fall short of $4,000
while the damage to the soil ard the grow.
ing timber cannot be calculated
An old lady and her daughter, living near
Dudley's Depot, on the Wilmington IN. c.
Rnlroad, while endeavoring to check the
progress of the flames towards their dwell
ing, were surrounded by the fire, and becom
ing confused, were burned to death before
any assistance could be rendered. We could
not ascertain their names.
BISHOP McGill administered the rite o.
continuation to "a persons, at the Catholic
Church this morning. Bishop Meade, of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, will confirm q
number of persons at Grace Church mex
Tuesday night. BLANpFoRp.
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IHIS DAY.
BY GODDN & APPERGON. 1900
COMMISSIONERS SALE or PEAT.

II
| THIS DAY.
BY GODDIN APPERsON 49,
COMMISSIONERS SALE or REAL
~ ESTATE AT KOCKETTs.-By virtns 81 1
e re 3. Cs.ss cSss q The city q
81 loot kJiand, ex psrts," shall q Cosnssiesisa
e. thereby appoanfsd, proceed 70 ssli e puSe 60
ct A el0ei r NJ, the Real Estsfs q fe rsIeh H.
ssh Brown died seized bsine kroUn - ssl1e. q
Hssas street, iss fset,s on the City Anssssrss
TERxs-Ons-fourth cash; bsls.ss Il 1. . 80
ss.s ior bonds With good security, and trust deed
! The title l. believed to be- GOOD; but SALINE =
Conmissoner. shall convey With the ususi seseisi
sais T. ~ ,- 70. kYLAND. Comm'r.
.p:s-l. '.''e aobDIn /. ArrERsos.
BY TAYLOR 9 WILLIAMS.
OTOF GROUND on MAIN STREET
49,. AZ AuCfIoN -Oa MONDAY. SD April, ct ~
oeauf,ful io Of sround on the South ode Of Msi..
s. "a. street. near the Fair Ground rcntine
TINS ons,hird cash; balances Il ana 3 months,
fos notes ss with ints,s,t Titie retsI1eS :.
Lot. on the North ride Of the Plank Rssd. nsspIs
oppodss to Chsrles Phillips reslderce. fUnt;ss "a
:s ''''' ''s. IS Is E w Y Ell ;ss A,.
HOUSE AND LOT Ar THE CORN
- Err OF MAIN AND NONnDE erRH11s
a ~ aASoGFiON.-On MONDAY, ga. ApriL e ii
Ssee Z. =. upon the premises VIII IS scld tko
and comfortable dwelne, Ct he corner 81 lGein
Eva. .ohfoe stsesta. ossspisd b Nj. 0esese ".
The house has four .oos ,oo.,. = ]. ..,..,.. -nA
tIo roena well Of exrslient v,fsr II Ia vs,a ~
the usual outhouses ~ - ~ feAes 10
r.ceutlv premises are IN perfect order, having
.lisv ~ so % rect ana rans baak l6S feet to IN
vsi} :. ~. The ios.Eicn Of this prosperity. g
"o1ny Of the attention Of thoss In want Fspecsiiv
ne VIII be psrssvsd-ars ur1s5sily E
rTsseMs.The property d xabjeet to Han n ssvora
h,cs .ossson snildns Company for Sse4 So O.,
AN out OF the purchase money, he sssumi,s ~ -
ms nt tneIsof 20 said company, In monthly insfal.
Ttn interest, ~ 70 the remainder, cne.third
satisfactorly secured
sp 10 TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Auet..
1S1slHA THE FREIGHT BOAT
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REAL ESTATE FOE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Y sALE.-Wi be sold upon the premises re-.
spectivsly. on FRIDAY the 27ah day Of April, 1855
ns land .n 90 iSs
Bridge road. adjoining the beautiful farm and resi-
dence of Mr. Albert A. Morris within q few minutes
laond. Beside the value for general gardening pur-
poses, several of those Lots are well located for
cottage residences, being retired and enjoying the
benefit Of several never-faillng springs of Hmpid
cool and pure water
Terms at sale, which will be accommodating
ap 20 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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.AKGE NUMBER OFI0ra INpI.Ax

on TITESnnssYY HILL AT AUcTTON-WfIl be sola
prsm.ss ssbn9o :. e. e May ls5 .hs
very hsndsome lots in the p.n ~ the fo1owins
si.o 90 s y Il - Is II 49, 10 and % on AZ .,s.,
TERMs-One-third cs.h
.; negotsoe notes interest and M.
to h. r.i nCIe paid The taxes for the
sp % GODDIN L APPERsoN 49,.
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WATSON'S GALLERY, No. ITO MAIN
w gTREET: Is the place to obtain truly besuti.
ful and leke Daguerre 3tppes at prices to suit the
timer. Those who may wish to secure faithful and
never-ading picture will please not orxet the
and number ep 18-ts j. w. WATSON.
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RI NOW OPENING AZ

BRIGGS. No 22s Broad street, an = -
entire NEW STOCK OF Boots an DEE
TRUNKS, vALICES. CARPET BlGis Ia.
ssmbrssing nearly svsry article usually kept in Z
ALso-A fine lot Of MATERIALS, for ma, ufac.
turing purposes. u FlA4 . q ! -, -
he keeps constantly on hand full sssortm mt Of
LsdisS and Gentsmsn's ROOTS, SHOES ana
CATERS, OF DIS OWN MANUFACTURE, and |, pre.
PaIed 20 make to order 10 the bsst saassv, any king
orally. 10 respe ctfuly collected = : AZ 81 -
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FIRES ON THE RAILROADS IN CHESTER
FIELD AND NORTH CARoLNA-LosS OF
IlFE-CEREMoNY OF CONFIRMATION IN
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
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HOUSE AND LOT on BAKER ST

-, EL EuK HALE AT AUCTION be sold op
WEDNESDAY Afternoon, the 18th April, 1855. on
the premises, commencing ct Al O'Clock, Framed
Gaines, and near the residence of Mrs frentis.
TERMs.One third cash; balance at and S mos.
ed till last note Is paid. The taxes for the prsseni
year to be paid By the purchaser
ap 10 GODDIN APPERSON Aurfs
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T1HE RUNAWAY NEGROES who es-

NEW GOODS.-I have re- opened ct my
IN old stand, No. 2o4 Bread street, between 9TH and
5h SITS, large and handsome assortment Of LAdisS
Grape, slt and Straw BONNETS. made after the
most fashionable styles. Also-Men,s PANAMA
HATS, Boys Straw Hats and Missed Flats; 8 aseat
variety Of summer Ribbons French, Saxony and
Swiss EmbroderieE Gloves, Fancy Articles, kc.,
which will sell at . small profit.
g. L. WI0AND.
ap 2t--lms Ne. 704 Broad 1t.
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ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON

- UNION HILL, ON 25rH AND 10Th STS
AT AUCTION MONDAY. the 7th May. at 81
o'clock r H., upon the premises will be sold GO fe
OF Ground. teucosed and seeded with oats at the
Chapel.
ALTO 66 feet Of Ground the east side of 26th st.
an alley is feet wide -
Also, several other Lots in the vicinity of the
above. -
These Lots will be laid OF into suitable sizes
They are amongst the most beautiful on the Hill
and those In want of handsome building sites should
ttend the sale.
Terms liberal, and will be made known at the time
of sale. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
ap 2S-Stawt3MAdtds Ancts
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY GoDDTN { zPPERsoN.
VERY VALUABLE AND RrAIm

Third ~ and spU dtnano sI LOT ON coRNEE 81
aA,uCTIoN:-Will be sold on WEpNEanAvS =.
1 - May 1852 on the premises. ommeneins. II q
G pi1c that mort beautiful and att,.cssys
opposite the residence of Col. Henrv r. C.SeI
Iionuns e5t feet On the east line Of 81 street nm
nlng back on Canal OF. shout 40 feet to IN ais.
iaa. Justly retarded as one Of the most beautiful
p,ants MsEEOne fourth cash; balance at 5 and 9
bx Io5 nesotisbe notes. interest added, secured
Ths eeeo or title retained till last note Il raid.
iof the present year to be paid by the pur.
an "a GoDD1N 4 APPEHsON,
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NEW YORK, April 2s.-The steamer Nash
s.iie' rom Liverpool, arrived here this NOR.
mug with advices four days later from Eu.
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Messrs. Editors II am glad to learn that the
above named Society announce, for next Tuesday
evening, the concert which was projected, but
postponed, last spring. Its object viii meet with
the hearty approval Of the many friends Of the IA
meated Emery Perry. and in no better way can
the citizens Of Worcester manifest their respect
for his memory than by aiding in making this
token what il can and should be The Society
have done well in making this proposition to the
public, al will feel who heard their concerts Of
last seoson and know how much the voice Of him
who has "gone before" added to their excellence.
And now, with your leave. word as to theSO-
ciety. Il is well organized, and was probably
never more efficient than at present. 1t embraces
hReeTe gdvait 9s,t Of l Off iiasfaai5 CT
Edward Hamilton, Esq. 1 observe that we shall
again have the pleasure Of listening 10 Romberg's
fine ode, /" The Transient and the Eternal, which
those Of us who heard on Fast evening will be
glad to hear again. and establish a better ac-
quaintance withits merits. learn that the beau.
titul solo and chorus. " When thou contest, from
Rossini's Stabat Mater" will be sung, as well
as gems from Handel, Hayden, &C. The old
tunes viii be attraction and, as this is the
only concert to be given by the Society at present
we must improve the opportunity to hear them,
as well as to contribute our mite to a good pur.
pose, Let tse City Hall be filed on Tuesday
evening. Music.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-19

REPUBLICAN MEETING ~ BosToN.-Tke
Republican State Committee met on Friday
) at tleiE-Eead Gszazae-a- H. -
number OF the most prominent mem bers of
the party met with them, by invitation. The
headquarters were crowded TO excess, and the
most determined and resolute spirit was man
ltested TO stand firm on the Republican Plat.
form, and to commence at once an active or.
ganization of the State for the great campaign
Of 1856.
Inc following gentlemen, among Others,
addressed the meeting, and urged upon all
present active exertions in the Republican
cause 81 Hon. Charles Hudson, Hon. l.. Rock
wood Hoar, Hon. Charles W. Upham. Hon.
Simon Brown. Hon. Linus Child. Hon. Ho-
mer Bartlett, Hon. Charles T. Adams, Hon.
Bobert B. Hall, Hon. Samuel Hoar, VIM. b.
spooner, Esq, VIM. Brigham, Esq, Hon. T.
w. Bird. Hon. j. q. Goodrich, Moses kim
ball, ESD, Joseph White, Esq, DR.. Caleb
Swan, Hon. n. b. Borden, Henry Chickering
: Esq, and DIR. E. G. Leach.
Among the gentlemen present were Hon.
Charles Sumner, Hon. Joshua r. Giddings,
Of Ohio; Hon. Arson Burlingame, DR.. Sam
uel u. Howe, Hon. Artemas Lee, and Hon
w. 5. Breckenridge.
Letters were read from Hon. Julius Rock
well and Geo. r. Russell, Esq, pledging their
renewed exertions to the Republican cause,
and counselling active operations to effect its
great work.
Measures were taken for the establishment
OF Republican clubs throughout the State,
without delay.-Atlas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-19

IRISH INvAsIoN.-T The London Times has
stirred up the blood Of the O'Tooles in very
unnecessary manner. 1t has really put the
idea of an invasion into the Irish American
head, and the Lord only knows when or how
it can be got out. We are told that in Balti-
more the sons OF St. Patrick have goue at il
with a will, and are fegociously bent upon
havibg the game as well as the name. They
are really raising the rhino, and are having
nightly consultations in some body's back par
lor. Some indignant spirit in Canada writes
to tho New \ ork Times that lie is all ready.
From the Baltimore back parlor confidential
letters lmost of which will be published in
the newspapers have been sent to the prin-
cipal cities calling upon the "Exiles OF Erin"
to come to the shore, and take ship at once Tor
the reduction Of Dublin. We who hope for
peace, are consoled, in the midst OF all this
din OF preparation, by remembering that the
redoubtable Meagher has taken unto himself a
blooming Yankee wife, and viii probably pre-
fer the arms Of his bride TO those Of BelOna.
Another consolation is, that Of all tho fouls
who 90 over, very few will be lucky 10 come
back again. Forty thousand dollars have
been raised, it is said, which will be cOusid-
cred very suspicious circumstance by those
who remember the Sheyegammon fund. We
think 1t much more likely that this money
WI NC sfss-ts--1 earIla avilo'S tailnr's
and taA eTH pills, than IN procuring munitions
o. war tor the overthrow Of the bloody Sax
on. But il saddles and other martial articles
are needed, Why not make bargain with
hossuth for his entire stock s-Attas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-19

ENCOUNTER WITH A BEAR.-The Quebec
Gazette has letter fr0n Mr.. A. Crawford, NJ.
p, describing an encounter with a bear, near
his own residence, at Riviere au Pins. L. G.
On Saturday, the Goth ult., about 5 p. NJ,
whilst engaged in drawing in some oats, on
looking round l observed, to my surprise, a
large red muzzed bear. He took 10 notice of
me, until following him closely up he sud.
denly faced round and commenced picking
up some scattered heads of oats. On passing
hay stack felt confident that he would 90
straight on, and took the other side myself,
when, judge OF my surprise to meet him plump
face 10 face. lie Immediately raised himself
upon his launches, hen plunged am Amer
lean hay fork had in my hand, at his breast;
quick as thought he struck the blow aside,
and only one point entered his body. Heinz
mediately seized the handle with his teeth
and feet, and wrenched it from my hands. |
thought IT was all over with me, and ran as
quick as | could round tho stack, and made
for neighboring house, in order to get gun.
On arriving at the house, perceived he was
still engaged in endeavoring to get the fork
out OF his body; but hearing the bark of a
New Foundand dog, who had got scent of my
antagonist he tore II out of his breast and es-
capped. The handle of the fork, which was of
the best Americas ash, he had cut completely
II two with his teeth.
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No WAR.-Our telegraph dispatches from
Washington dispel all the clouds Of war which
have lowered upon the relations Of England
andthe United States. The British government
is not the London Times, and that incident ig-
norant and vulgar Journal has no respect
whatever, at home or abroad. and does not
carry the weight OF a feather with it in any of
its iucubrations. The Times did not even
frighten any body upon the London stock ex-
change, Tor consols run even through all the
week, Notwithstanding all its silly thunder
ings, but ifany portion the British money
men had thought that war was to come be.
tween. England and America, there would
have been sad trouble i'll Lombard street and
upon the Stock Exchange Boston Courier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-19

A female stakeholder in Little Rock,
Arkanzas, recently caused her advertisement
to be inserted in the papers Of her locale -
"kun away from the subscriber. on the 26th
instant, negso man named LeGrand, gener.
ally calling himself LeGrand Field, about %
years old, almost white. ioouid pass for phite
man oayictere, about feet 10 inches high
had slight goatee when he left, is not talka-
tive, is man of good address, had on good
clothes, and makes a genteel appearance.
The barn Of Ransom Human. ESD.
In Lee, was burned ON Sunday night last, TO-
gether with n tuns Of hay, aud two cows
There was insurance to the amount Of $500,
which will not coyer the loss.
The best idea of weight was given by
an lnaian, who, when asked how much he
weighed, replied, "As am weigh one hun.
aroa and nifty pounds, but whom i am uad /
weigh ton."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-19

lRlsH MILITARY DRILLs.- Many eonioc-
lures are raised among our citizens, by the re-
ports IN circulation concerning the company Of
lrishmen, who are said to have met regularly
for months, for drill, in the old Town House.
They are said to number at least sixty guns,
and include some of the best informed Irish
men IN town. The singular foreign news inn
pBrts fresh interest to the affair. Whether
these meetings are for purposes Of exercise or
war, the people have right TO know, aud we
would suggest for the good of oil parties that
it Is the duty Of the Selectmen 10 make the
proper inquiry, and satisfy the public mind.
Milford Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-19

WISCONSIN, have all the Milwaukee
papers to the 18th instant, with returns of the
vote for governor from more than three-fo
Of the State, but leaving the result still in
doubt. The chances seemed to be slightly in
favor of Barsfow CDem.) who was about
1000 ahead, but the north western counties
might reverse it. The residue of the Demo-
cratic State ticket is pretty surely elected
The new Senate is Republican: the House
Democrats. The counties mostly settled by
immigrants from Europe polled very heavy
Democratic majorities, mainly on account of
the liquor questionable Republicans being
IN favor of prohibition, while Gov. Barstow
has twice vetoed Prohibitory bills. No United
States Senator is now to be chosen.-N. Y.
Tribune.
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a CRINrA Isl NEw HAMrsnInE.-Within

A CRIMEA IN NEW HAMPSHIRE Within
two miles of this city, on the banks of the
Soucook River. there is a spot of land, in
GLIDING about thousand acres, as we esti-
mate il. which furnishes perfect model of the
Crimea. and its geographical features. Stand
ing upon bluff which overlooks it, the spec
tator can see at a glance every physical peeu-
haritY which marks the Crimea from the 18th
mus of Perekop to Cape Tarkan, thence 10
Seyastopol, the Straits of Kerteh, and back by
the Sea of Azotf and the Putrid Sea Of Pere-
kQp. The locality is most romantic one be-
sides. - Concord Pafgi0:.
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TELEGRAPH ENrERPRrsE The New York
Herald announces the formation of a mann
moth telegraph company, which proposes to
lease old lines or build new ones, SO as to
bring under the control Of one conce.n a net
work OF wires leading from New York to ev-
cry prominent business place in the Union.-
The company is composed Of well known cap
ltalists and business men, who have already
secured the patent Of Hughes Electric Mag
netic Printing Telegraph, for which they have
paid between one aud two hundred thousand
dollars. They have also leased all the direct
lines between New y FORK and Nova Scotia, the
management of which they will assume in
January, and they propose in the spring to
build new lines to the south and west.