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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

DEDUCED PRICES CONFECTIo merry, WHOLESALE
IN and retail, at reduced prices at 7. G. H0DGkiN5'
mandatory, 154 Greenwich street, between Cortiandt
and Liberty.
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1NvERGREEN TREES.-PERSONs WISHING TO OR.
II nament their grounds with Norway spruce, silver
fr, or arbcr vita, should address soon D. A. RAY,
Patsr,on, N. J. N. B-No charge for packing and
shipping.
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TyoR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-THE UNITED
I States mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Capt.
X. Hardie will leave Philadelphia for Savannah on Fri
day March 9th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Fare $40, seerage
s.. The Keystone state will leave as above March 20
aud 20. Agents in New York. SCRANTON h TALLMAN,
10 Old Slip, where state rooms may be secured
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON-
~ paDy.-For New Orleans, stopping at havana
Carrying the United States mail.--The steamship BLACK
WARRIOR, CAPT. James ID. Bullock, win commence
ceviDg freight Wednesday, March T. and sail for the
above ports Saturday March TO- at IL o'clock pre-
sisely from pier at foot of Beach street. North river
Freight for the interior and for Mobile consigned to
agents in New Orleans, James Connolly Co., viii bs
forwarded free OF commissons Passengers for Havana
must procure passports before leaving port Bills Of
adLg be cent In for signing the evening previous
to the ship sailing. For freight or passage apply TO
LIVINGSTON, CR0CHERON Co, Agents,
81 Broadway.
N. B.-The Cahawba, R. W. schufelds, commander,
will succeed the BLACK Warrior, and sail on Monday,
March 2s.
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YJ,HIS wEFK.-TERAS REDUCED ONE HALF.-GOLD-
i SMITHS Academy Of Penmanship and Bookkeep-
ing, No. 3t2 Broadway Ladies' writing class at l01a
O'Clock A. N. daily, excepting saturdays Gentlemen
classes at A. NJ, and S, 4 AMI O'Clock N. daily
excepting Saturdays Terms reduced to $5 for ten or
$40 for twenty-five lessons including stationery Pr-
yate instruction SIS for ten s26 for twenty lessons
Each pupil Ia entitled to separate parlor. Bookkeep-
ng-Terms reduced this week from S25 TO $l2 30.
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U,OR LIvERpOOL.-UNIrED STATES MAIL s1KAM.
4 ship BALTIC, Capt J. J. Comstock oommandsr. fhis
rsamship win depart with the United States mails fo1
Eorope, positively On Wednesday March T. at IL o'sock
NJ from her berth, 1t the foot Of Canal street. ros
freight passage, having unequallsd accommodates
fer elegance and comfort, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 50 Wan st.esk
Passengers requested TO be board 0 o'clock
A. M. The steamship Pacific, win succeed the Baltic,
and sail March a. Shippers please take notice that
the ships Of this hne cannot carry any goods CONTRA
sAnd Of war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

MACAR0EI-HECKER BROTHER HAVE NOW
vl for sale at the Croton Mills Cherry street, New
York, macsroni Of their manufacture, which FOL
dshcscy Ct favor, and superiority in other respect.
the imported article, recommends itself at
family use. Put up in boxes OF Is pounds each. A
Discount allowed to purchasers Of ten twenty boxes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

N0TlCE TO BUTCHERS-JAMES BTCHAN L. co.
IN paying 81 cents per 10 cash for rough fat,
delivery at their soap and candle mandatory 1856 and
lss Elizabeth street, or at Their melting establishment
No Abator pla;e, West Thirty ninth street and Ee
venth avenue, near the North river.
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LIQUORS, &C.

A CHOICE SELECTION OF BRANDIEs, SUPERIOR
~ eieret and other wines runs Scotch and Irish
whtksys London and Dublin porter Scotch aies dones-
ito ale and porter for family use; syrups and cordsls
for sale, by WM. u. UNDERHIIL 40 Brooms street,
eornsr sf Crosby
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YTNO HOUSE CARPENTERS.-$3, oO0.-WANTED, A
i smart mechanic with the above amount, to take
equal share in business already established with work
hand for year principally fr frst class buildings
best OF city references Will he given and required Ad
dress Lumber, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

ITO CAPITALISTS WANTED, A PARTNER TO AS
J. sist In bringing out q valuable invention in this
country and in Europe, and to carry on old estab
lisbed IRON works. Address National Herald Office
stating where an interview msy be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

CHOW CAsEs.-HOFFMAN n FEREsH, SHOW CASE
y wareroom, 81 Bowery, between Walker aud Bayard
streets Cases made in every STYLE silver plated brass,
and satin wood, mahogany, &c N. B-0d cases
taken in Exchange. Orders promptly executed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

H0E'S CARD PRINTING PRESSESIVHREE 70
IL sale very cheap. Apply at IL and IA Pitt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

D0TATOEs.-F0R SALE LOP FINE ENGLl al
potatoes, just arrived from London, either by the
barrel bushel or the whole. Apply on board ship Lon
DON foot OF Burlipg slip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

DAlNT, TX CEETS PER POUND; BOILED OIL n
L cents per gallon, at l13 Maiden lane.
JOHN H. SMITH, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

LNoR PETERSBURG AND NORFOLK THE STEAM
II ship Rosnote, Capt. Skinner, IL now loading at
pier 13 North river for Petersburg and Norfolk and
viii leave On Wednesday afternoon. al 3 O'Clock
LUDLAM PLEAsANTS, 81 Broadway.
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rates. making the so 81 to Philadelphia, with proper

Total 1922 ESQ
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THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE.
j tween the subscribers under the firm Of Draper Il
Rowland, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent The
business Of the firm will be settled by the subscriber,
Caleb f. Draper who il authorized to the Of
the said firm for that purpose. CALEB e. DRAPER
New York March j, 1855.
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DARTNER WAETED-WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF
$4,000. No risk, and so per cent gasranteed refer
given and required. Address Consequences, He
raid oce for three days, stating where interview
may be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

HoLT'S PISTOLS OF ALL SIZES SINGLE AND
~ double guns, pistols and revolvers bowie knives
shot bags and powder TASKS gun locks and parts Of
locks and all kinds Of articles for gun smths for sale
the lowest price and reasonable terms. A liberal
discount made to the trade. For sale by
A. W. SPIES CO., 81 Maiden lane.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T 0ST-oN MONDAY, MARCH 6, A LADY'5 GOLD
IL watch, landscape back, with chstslaoe chain at
tached. The fnoer win be very literally warded by
leaving il with John H. Babcock, 02 South Sixth street
Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

At the second board the market opened weak
and closed at a decline. Cumberland Coal fell of 4
per cent; Erie Railroad, Il Reading Railroad. Il
Hudson Railroad, /; Cleveland aud Toledo, Il ILL
nois Central bonds, 4. Any advance In fancy
stocks appears to be but temporary. The street has
TO carry the whole movement. Very moderate aid
from outsiders would give great impetus TO prices
and to speculation, and the brokers would be much
strengthened. There are, however, no inaicai ,ns
Of such favorable character, apd we must be con-
tent with the usual fluctuations
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's
efice to day were as follows
Received. sliefd 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

E>0R NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Il The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, 7.
Parrish commander, viii leave pier Is North river,
Wednesday, March Z, At O'Clock, NJ. viii arrive IN
Norfolk the afternoon. and Petersburg and Rich
mond the following morning from Norfolk, passengers
for the 80 nth proceed by railroad Direct With through
tickets from Weldon TO Wilmington Augusts, TO- Pas
ssge and fare to Norfolk So TO Petersburg and Rich
uond, $40; Storage half price. Apply to
IInIAM A. pIEASANIS
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CODA, sARSAPARIILA, ALE, PORTER, CIDER OR
any description Of carbonated or fermehted waters
Those who drive their wagons. or have shipping
contracts country consumers, can make contracts
tor better article, and OF superior quality, and at
about half the usual price. Contracts for amount
and always prompt. Premium goods, snd always good.
Goods packed for shippers in any desired style.
w. A /. O5iRANDER, As Fast Broadway
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uyHo WOULD NOT POSSESS BEAUTIFUL HEAD
w Of hair The receipt OF a medical preparations
which has failed restore the hair although used
thousands o. The receipt ~ill he sent 70 sny
direction the receipt Of letter containing rs cents
In postage stamps post paid 10 DR.. Ellis, Bro.way Pos.
0Mos Letters Ansvered tmmsda tey.
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MIsCELLANEOUS.

7GS CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-w. & B.
lOC VAN NOTES CRATE and fen Ter, kitchen range,
summer range and stove warerooms. We have large
assortment Of the latest patterns Of mantel CRATES
ranges and stoves for sale reasonable terms Crates
and ranges set and repsrod ranges ned brass found
ers and jewellers furnaces built, stoves lined, bakers
ovens built and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

INVENTORS OFFICE, 68 WALL STREET NEW
i York. 40 (ofhcs 27) State street, Boston-rhe OBJ
ect Of this office is to place inventors Of patents in
nection with capitalists, whereby they obtain
hstance to perfect sell the whole parts OF their in
ventons, form connections with parties for tho
nnfacture Of their patented articles such Office has
long been needed by young and ingenious mocha mics
enable them obtain perfect their INVENTIONS
with rapdity, and place them before the public that
they realise substantial returns for the works Of
their genius 0fi.e hours from 10 A. N. to 8 p. NJ
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INSTRUCTION.

LADY OF ACCOMPLISHED EDUCATION AND
n highly qualified wishes to give lessons in the Ger
man, English and French languages Terms moderate
Also, young GIRL perfect dressmaker and able to do
up fnery and dress hair, wants situation AZ iadie
maid or seamstress; she would prefer travelling; no
reference for both given Please call a. SS White street
ID =. FOSTER 4 HIRAM DIXON GIVE LESSONS IN
De Bookkeeping, writing, NC, oeics $40 Broadway,
Appleons Buiidng) where gentlemen are qualified foi
the counting house, In superior and expeditions man
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A UsTRALLA PIONEER IINE-CARRYING THE q.
"A S. mail-The and elegant clipper ship
GEORGES, 200 TONS for Sydney Is nearly loaded,
and viii be despatched in few days. Intending ship
Pers OF passengers will apply at once. few first
cabin bertbs, and some second class. The celebrs-
ted clipper ship OCEAN STEED Is now At her berth,
pier No. East river, receiving cargo for Melbourne.
This ship going her second voyage having
made the second best passage record-ony eighty
nine days Has excellent accommodations for passen-
gers. Early application for freight passage requisite,
she win sail early in April She win be succeeded BY
the magnificent clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, in May
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CBow CAsEs.--SCHMIDT BROTHERS. MANUFAC-
- tory and wsreroomA No. 10 North William street,
Chatham, New York, and at II West Third street. GIN
cinnAt, Ohio large assortment constantly on hand.
Old show taken in exchange Orders promptly exc
cuted,
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LIVERY OWNER OR CULT1vATOR OF LAND, EVERY
II mechanic, or other person ting a garden plot,
should read that reliable and practical guide proa
BILE culture the American Agrcuturist the only weekly
agricultural paper in New York city Of in
the country and every to stand at
the head OF the agricultural press in Volume
XIV. commences March Is. Each weekly number con-
ains sixteen large quarto pages forming volumea
Annually Of 4l6 pages each. TERMS 81 per volume So
year Specimen copies always free
ALLEN Il CO., Publishers, 1879 Water street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

EITED STATES RIfIIS-THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER
for sale Ave hundred United States rifles, OF tbeir
on manufacture n. REMlNGTNN h Sons.
Hon. Herkimer CO.. N. Y.
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JlURE ENGLISH GINA RARITY THE ADVERT
i ser has small consignment OF the very finest
London GIN just as imported, which he offers at very
uc.d prices 20 publican and families BY the quant
~ quart bottle OF fine old Tom, so cents; quart
bottle Of genuine Cresm OF the Valley, 62K cents Call
soon. MAYERS, No. IS Ann at, near Nassau.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19
Travellers Directory.

RAIL KoAD-Depot, corner W. Main and Grand SIS.
GcrVs sQtTH. GOING NORTH.
Sec p. N. SIS Sec. Pm. $50
STEAMERS.
Couirppood Einc-Leavc OH Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, Mt P NJ. Touch at all the Wis
cousin ports. II. BELL, Agent.
Clcmcars ijhe-Lcave every night,-at o'clock
going north-l2 o'clock, going south.
STAGES.
For Bcloit via Geneva-Lcave Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at A. NJ. Returns alternate
days ut 3 r. NJ.
For Richmond, Ills, via. WimOt-Lcaves every Sa-
turday morning, at A. NJ. Arrives Friday eve
ming j P..M.a-
For Antioch, IIls-Tucsdays and Saturdays, p. NJ.
Arrives sanfe ddys at II NJ.
For Burlington, Racine CO, via Paris and Brighton
Every Friday, s A. NJ. Arrives Saturday n. NJ.
Mails.
Mails depart and arrive all tho above routes of
travel except the steamers and the afternoon
The southern and northern mails by ears are clio
sed at IL o'clock, A.. NJ.
There is also a horseback mail to Wnukegan, arri-
wing Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays and
leaving on alternate days, Mt II NJ.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19
LiRhtning's DOiugs,

Pending the storm Sunday evening the
house of a German OH North Prairie, in this Co.
was struck by lightning, the fluid entering the
roof, within fro feet Of lightning rod, passing
down into the apartment occupied by the family,
killing young man and stunning several others.
At the same instant that the above happened,
two young men, sons of Mr.. WILKEsON, of the
same town, who were returning to visit their pa
rents after an absence of eighteen months i'll the
northern part of this state, were knocked down
by lightning, probably the same which killed the
German. They were driving yoke of oxen and
were about twenty rods distant from the German ;
house One of them had his hat torn in pieces
from his head and both lay senselcss several min
utes; they were both uninjured The oxen which
they drove were also knocked down and stunned
bv the shock -Waukesha Democrat.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19

FIRES OF HALF A YEAR.-The New Yor
Journal Of Commerce publishes statemen
of the fires occurring in, the United States
during the first six months of the present
year, where the loss by each was equal to
10, 900 or more. OF these there were 40
in January. 81 in February, AZ in March,
&c in April, 20 in May. and 80 in June.
The aggregate Of losses was 1899, 900.
The largest fire during the month of June
was at Bayou Sara. louisiana, where the
loss was $500 900.
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Mrs. N7cxllstf,OTr.
B0NNEFS AND MILLINERY GOODS

BONNEFS AND MILLINERY GOODS-I.adies
call and scc Alr~ McpernottS fresh supply ot Nil
lmcrv, Inst received from New York comprising
a large assortment OF the richest Satns, silks
Lawns, Tuscans, Stgaws, NcapohtanS, Frcuch
I.aco Dunstable Flats and. leghoms Of all shapes
sizes, and prices, from Is To Sl0. Also an assert
mc,,t of Ribbons, Artificial Flowers. Mnhair head
dresses Ladies' Caps, Gontemons Neck Ties and
Shirt Collars. besides all other hyius belonging t.
the trade ,op numernHs t. mention. Our Good,
were purchased for Cash aud we are determined
20 sell as cheap as the cheapest. Straw work biea
chsd and altered
ksSosuA. April u. 1855 lyvlanSs-
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19

LIE hoSE.-In a lecture upon the trees Of
America, Professor. Agassiz states a. remarkable
fact IN regard to the fanly Of tho rose, which in
cludes among its varieties, not only many of the
most beautiful flowers which are known, but al
so the richest fruits such ~ theapple pear, peach,
plum, apricot, cherry, strawberry, raspberry,
blackberry, &c; namely, that 40 fossils Of plants
belonging to this family have ever been discov-
ered by geologlsts. This lac regarded as conclu-
sivc evidence that the Introduction of this family
OF plants upon the earth was coeval with, or sub
sequcnt to the creation OF man, to whose comfort
ana happiness they seem especially intended by
Providence to contribute.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19

La Crosse AND MINIATURES RAIL ROAD
The heavy rains in the last fortnight
have somewhat retarded the work on this
road, but nevertheless the track-laying is
pushed ahead with vigor. BY tomorrow.
or next day, the track will be laid as far as
Schlesingerville, Washington Co. &c miles
from tl,i. city. and by the LIST Of August.
to Hartford. 81 miles; when it is the inten-
ton of tho Directors to open tho road fos
business.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19

CUTASEOUs SENsIBILITY.- A lunatic receiv-
Cd severe injury of the great toe by the fall OF
a heavy piece of wood, SO that the nail was torn
away, The physician on examining the patient
remarked that lie seemed scarcely to feel this in
jury ordinarily so very painful. On examining
the case more infinitely he found that tho luna
tie had completely lost neousssenshility
Inns lea him to examine all the lunatics in his
establishment, and he found that out of l5J insane
persons, QOo males and - females IL az males
ana ieinale) had complete annsthesia Of the
skin; and in six others, who were males the gems.
ieiiity to pain was very much decreased s.e
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cry DIRECTORY.
Church Directory.

E,;scopaI, 81. Aatther,s; corner of Market and
Ann st..; Rev Fl. n. BISHOP, Rector Servi-
eos, 1880 4. M. 73O Pm
1orpycuntieuai, corner of Park and Ann sts.;
Rev. Mr. CHAPLIN, Pastor; services, 1880 A. NJ.
73o, Pm
sro,nos;s, Episcopal, corner Of Kenosha ST. and
Prairie Avenue; Rev. Mr. FORD. Building un-
riorroinf repairs, and Congregation worship at
present at Baptist House
baptist, corner of Church and South sts.' Rev t.
BRANDE; Services 1870 A. NJ, 2 Pm.
D,,,ct reformed, corner of Grand and Chicago
streets, north ward Rev. Mr.. HUBBARD; SER
vices 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ
Catholic, 81. Marks; corner Of Wisconsin and Ann
streets; Rev Mr.. COLTON' service l0.3TA. NJ.
go p. NJ.
Dutch Catholic, 81. Georges; corner of Ch'ca
90 and Orangc streets, north ward Rev. Mr.
FRAUENHOFER; services 1880 a. NJ; p. NJ.
xut,,crnn, Rev. Mr. HOWOER. Services in the
Free School House, North Ward.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19

AT late ball in Baltimore, gentleman hav
ing. danced with young lady whose attraction.
both personal and conversational, seemed to hav,
made an impression on his scnsibilities, asked
on leading her to a seat, if lie might have the
pleasure Of seeing her on the following dayl
why, no, SIR replied the fair one; 81 shall
be engaged tomorrow evening; but I'll tell yot
when you can see me-
Il shall be most happy" exclaimed the strick
en- swain.
well, on Saturday night" resumed the lady
"yoi can see me at the foot of Marsh's Market
selling cabbages''
If the young man is wise, he'll be there, Ger
tain, for that girl will make him all excellent wife
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19

MUD GEYsxR, CALrFoRNIA.-A wonder
full hot spring has been discovered abous
so miles from Ft Yuma, California, near
the Gila river THE Geysers cover fifteen
or twenty acres. About the edges there is
a warm, soft mud, with POOLS Of warm wa
ter here and there. In the centre the mud
bubbles like boiling hot mush. and great
quantity of steam is constantly rising, and
is visible at agreat distance. The mud and
muddy water is frequently thrown more
than hundred and City feet high; and at
these times the Geyser often makes loud
rumbling noise, distinct from the fall Of
mud.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19

USELESS AS BUTTONs.-It has been the prac
tice among the attendants of divine worship in
one OF our Down East churches, for some of til,
youth TO hatten out pewter buttons, and pass
them into the contribution box. The old DOM;
ME at length felt it his duty in justice to hi.
pocket, to check the growing evil.
MY dear friends" said he "some of you are
IN the habit of fiattening the eye of metal buttons
and contributing thereof to the treasury of the
Lord. would simply observe, that while the
process makes the resemblance to a ten cent piece
10 more complete it renders them utterly uscles,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19

IMPORTANT IMPROV EMENT IN MAIL SERVICE.
We learn that the Postmaster General ycstcr-
dav in connection with the Canadian POStofficc
Dcpmt, entered into Il mail arrangement which
will add extensively to the postal intercourse OF
the two countries, and give important social and
commercial facilities to vast extent of territory
hitherto almost an mbrokcn wildcmcSs.--
1t appears that splendid railroad, 93 miles in
length, has suddenly sprung into existence be-
tween Toronto, Canada, and Sauit St Marie, on
Lake Huron, connecting with lines OF first ass
steamers at each extremity. The proposition
having been made to send a daily mail over the
whole line, thereby perfeciing an unbrokcn chain
of mail communication between orr northern
border and the valuable districts OF Lakes Supc-
rior and Huron, Judge Campbell promptly ac-
cecds to the measure, with an agreement that the
expense of the steamboat Transmission between
Oswcgo and Toronto should be equally shared
by the Postofice of Canada and our own
The advantages to be derived from this I'M
provement are to place Toronto. i'll Canada, with
in twenty-scven hours of New York city, and to
reduce the present tirO day schedules between
Oswcgo, New York and SAult ST. Marie TO htr-
IN hours Besides it will secure to the American
as we'll as the Canadian people, swift and regu-
lar facilities of correspondence with the thriving
and rapidly increasing population OF the whole
Lake Superior country. Mails ana passengers
will be forwarded from New York city to SAUL
St Marie, Green Bay, Milwaukee and Chicago
about one thousand miles-in three days and n
half
Under the reciprocity treaty the Intercourse
| between this country and Canada has increased
amazingly, creating corresponding necessity
| for improved mail facilities, want which is now
supplied by the liberaity and enterprise of the
Postofiice Departments OF the United States and
Canada.