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Almost al the same that hear the glorious
sdngs from the city from which the Declaration q hide
uendence was proclaimed announcing the defeat Of the
secret conspiracy pledged prescribe and beray many Of
the bes, and most deserving Of citizens receive in
eligence that the organ Of the Spanish despotsm at a
ysna has pronounced In favor Of the See
the Havana Diaro De Marina Of the 10Th April last We
have already spoken Of the prompt and enthusiastic
dorsement Of this party by the organs OF the British and
French government and dcubess the next mail will bring
us the urgent sympahies Of The Austrian and other absolute
papers including that Naples where thrown into
prison by hundreds and die simply for exercising
the right OF opinion There is most anmatng unsnmi
ty among these royal gazees Deaf to the suerings of
their crushed and prosecuted peoples they start ct the
first opportunity that arises to give their hearty Godpeed
to every that indicates disaster and disgrace to
the American The progress of know-nothingism
furnishes that opportunity and we can sec for ourselves
how rapidly it has been seized While happy country
advances in her majestic career while her ycto-
rous her foes while she presents to the world the
spectacle Of people out Of debt and wisely
administered while individual freedom Is proved to be
consistent with the public peace while differing creeds
harmonic in the peaceful worship of the God, the
man-haters of the old nations look with terror and
with malignity. This is sight which their eye
balls this is appartion that forecs their own DOOM
and they il in their hearts But let discord its
hdeous front among u.s. and the strong hand of wrong
and riot seek pull down the sacred barriers Of const-
ton and law and instantly the hoary advocates Of absolu
tism gladden. Mt the sight and applaud the actors in the
There is eminent propriey however in the andation
of know-nothngism by Spanish newspaper. The two
are singulary congenia The vore weapon Of Spanish
desposm its secrecy To watch the unsuspocting TO
report thoughtess Conversations intrudc the family
circles with purchased Spies set the false friend
the true that the latter may be betrayed to dstrust
and dscord between pay for reachery TO
age rcvenge and them after this the sudden arrest the
midnight examination; the trial. without witnesses
defence for the accused and finally the horrid and in
human deathhs is the fell anatomy OF Spanish despot-
ism It is not wonderful them that when that power
attempt infuse into American politics system OF
spying, of lying Of hypocrisy Of deceit Of betrayal and
of perjury that should sound the glad tdngs It's adj
mrers throughout the world.
"Amercans will rule America well, when foreign des-
potsm clamors oyously the by which they
to accomplish it
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From tbs fredericksburg Recorder
SHELTON Y. LEAkE-

We cannot deny ourselves the pleasure Of expressing the
profound qualification with which look upon the course
Of this gentleman Unlike some we might mention Mr.
Lcake enters heartily honestly and sincerely into the
vass and to the extent that his professional
will allow renders leaders service in The canvass Dis
appointment has not soured bin. Personal aggrandze-
ment has not destroyed his devotion to bis party He
would not prove traitor TO the highest Office in
the gift Of the people His IL hushed He does
not court his opponents stoop TO win favor from the
know-nothngs He s a democrat his party is menaced
with danger and he does his duty democrat The eo-
qGent tones Of his voice heard rayng the deocrar.
To the polls although he viii gain nothing personally from
their triumph. Principle is his guiding star Men are
nothing they die they pass away from the stage Of
ton, Principles alone abide forever
All honor to shelton Z Leake this honest eloquent, pat
riotc champion Of democracy All honor such deyo-
ton 10 principles he exhibits while they eontemn and
despse the eoardy selfish wretch who deserts his stand
ards in the hour Of danger Verify each shall have Nj.
reward
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From ,he Louisiana coanei.


THE ADMINISTRATIONS AND IT'S OPPONENTS.
The course which the wing and know-nothing presses
pursuing in regard the policy Of Mr. Pierce and he
cabinet the subject Of relations with Spain besys
spirit Of recklcssness and injustice hitherto unparalleled
in The political history Of country. Rldicule ahus
and obloquy the weapons which hey are handling
defeat the purposes and parnyze the action of EKe
tive in his determination redress the wrongs and pun
ish the misdeeds Of Spanish authority We daily wb
feelings not of asonishment for the mpadence Of The o.
position hardly astonisb any now, but Of ~
fegned disgust the attempt made OF creating belief 10 ~
minds Of the people that the resolve OF the administrator
to take strong In regard to the late atroous F
ban outrnges is merely selcr Of the popular pulse nd
taken only for the purpose Of making political capital
The hypocrisy Of this course of conduct Is patent
every who has observed the march Of events for some
Tins past la making their furious onslaught on "
Picrces ADMINISTRATION and in accusing him Of mbsoP
and want OF energy, tbey TO forget the eowart sh
disgracefu policy Of the administration which preceded
If Mr. Pierce has acted the principle Of esl M
if he has carefully avoided all action which might oaR
lately lead this country protracted and bitter eouHa
with Spainit may least boldly raise up Us bead 90
defy lis show that il has denounced - r
rates. the chivalrons young who desired 70 'fff
neighbospg people from the CALLING yoke under sa'a
they suffering, and leading them, in consequence
gnomiuious death. II has not thank Heaven he r
sassaation Of the fifty young heroes basey bncbrsa
Ataes 70 answer for, These things Wing and kaoe
nothing contemporaries shcAd remember before They a.
again 70 arragn the policy OF present Executive y
bar Of popular opinion They should first endeaYs 70 y
iiterate from the public mind the remembrance o. ao
erviliy TO and sduiaon Of Mr. Fillnores arts Ls p@
do this and then, perhaps they expect % fsghn
confidence Of the country.
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RAPID DECAY OF THE SECRET CONSPIRACY

At the election June 1854 in the city of Philadelphia
ess than year ago the secret organization carried every
thing before them BY MAJoRITIEs RANGING
ELEVEN THOUSAND VOTES They took complete control Of
the immense interests Of the corporation from the mayor
down the seavengers announced their indiscrminate
prescription Of native American Catholics and adopted
citizens who Proesians and proceeded TO fulfil their
pledges of helping to rule America with Americans'
After little than ten months of trial, they arr put
before the bar of public opinion again. and the result is
their decided and almost entire overthrow Their monster
majoriiies have fallen pieces Their leaders have been
hurled from the positions they have dgraced Their at
temps govern have been failures and their failures
have resulted in adding burdens upon already
over-taxed and debt-ridden community Hordes Of of
fcias had been quarered upon the pubc extravagant
salaries had been Still further increased, and system
Of lavish expenditure adopted and carried into eff
feet The result shows enormous gain the side of
constitutional principles; and when consider the
amount of money actively used in the canvass in the
shape official patronage resulting from the adminstra-
ton of city containing population of half million,
and the horde of dependents in Office all at work
keep things they are the victory of Tuesday last
extraordinary one, indeed.
Butknow-nothingsm is dying all over the Union from
other causes.
corrupt fanatica and profgate legislature in New
York has startled and alarmed the people of that State
The fraud and violence upon the baotboxes in Cincin-
natl have exposed it to universal and derision in
Ohio
The bliss affair in Massachusetts followed by the out
rage upon constitutional rights in the person Of Judge
Loring has excited against them the indignation and the
contempt of New England.
The dissolue charterng of corporations Of all kinds by
the Pennsylvania legislature the attempts at bribery and
corruption and the general disregard of all considerations
of sound policy have finished it in Pennsylvania.
Never before has party grown up and gone down SO
suddenly this We have however but the begin
ming of the end Cincinnati aud Philadelphia but the
coriys Of the good time that is coming; and we
do doubt that very few months win the actors
and the rumpery of this dsgacefu farce removed from
the stage of action and thrown into the Of discarded
lumber with other exploded experiments upon the creduly
of the people.
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FsARFUL posfrios-The Montreal Gazette 81 Friday ~
the Ice was broken W and rapidly moving away eai y
river not clear CO Monday last tscniy-three ~
sons including thirteen ladies and gentlemen who s'0r
to take The of Boston, aud eFfyms underios
cross the river on fcor When about four hundred yah
rom the Montreal shore loud shouting from ne ~.
which they bad Quilted and sharp Kissing sound eaaE
3D. the rapid uptnrning OF the Ice above them warned ~
that shove bad commenced and that the ice was @
ing down. They were in very dangerous position, -,
Immediately commenced making for the shore Afol'.
them was moving Of Jagged, rotten Ice, and wy
were obliged 70 jump from cake 70 another fInAl9
all reached place Of safety with the exception y opeK
tieman--Mr. Sandeson--who was brcaght &shore p
current upon cake Of ice, aesd Whether be was ~
ned OF crushed by the conclusion Of he ice or whsh
was frightened 10 death, Ia not known
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WAIT TILL YoUaf AsSEDThe young ladies &c the mi
nois Institute a. Wheaton Du Page county recently pass
cd the following resolution unanimously
Resolred That we young ladies Of The plinoi. r.,
pe pledge ourselves not 70 Keep company ,sh or i n
the sacred bonds Of matripony with any young e.,,ls
man who = not IN favor Of the Maineqaor law 81 some
other prohbisory law y 'SA'
The New York Commercial, commenting On the above,
says
they're asked especially young ladies still At school
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FsrDAy MORNING. MAY 4. 1890.

6n r.. JAsss No. i2 seSsh rsass s's-es rnaae-
pns Is our general travelling assisied Wa H. wrtp
ions CoLLass JAMS DxErIsa A. EyAHs, TnonAs Mes
Joxyrn HAan1r Jossrs BurroE RosxSr w, MosRiaos kI
w. MAcxxs, and D. n. psARcH
az NJ. Lewis o. Montgomery, Asbrma, Is
travelling agent Alabama aud Tennessee.
r. LGwIs Anss o. LswIs. SAhvxL D. LxwIs
No W. JAmss, Ma. HARRISON ssct, Ctncnsst oba
gen.sl travelling III. Western and TeKas
assisted by H. TsoAAs j. r. DrsI, IA. TaosAs, r. ID
YsIszn C. NJ T.. WlsxaAs A. - CHILps and DR. Ws Irwin
Receipts Ut either DO good.
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upon war Such is whg craftsmanship Such the justice
and the consistency Of journals that have regard for
truth decency long they pick up excuse, how
absurd for factious opposition
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THIS NEW YoRK ASSAY orricF.-At the assay Office in
New York. during April the gold bars stamped
in value to $s46,3e3 The amount of depositcs was
81 os5s7o all in gold with the exception Of $las7o in
silver,
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SENTENCED RoBaING 4 CONGRESSMAN Charles Bach
man, convicted Of robbing the Hon. McMullen when
farming home from the long session Of last Congress has
been sentenced to five years Imprisonment in the Virginia
peniientiary
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THE REAcTIoNARY MOVEMENT IN PENNsyLvA-

We wip not be able 70 give the official " he elSc
ton held philadelphia Tuesday hast before our neat
issue The Pennsylvania Of yesterday morning says
The election is close that viii be impossible 10 tell
which Of the city candidates elected until ocal
turns added up to-day We have entertained
doubt Of the election Of Mesr Hagert and shsrry srd sim
remain satisfied that If honest made votes
poed by our citizens they win both occupy the posts for
which they In the Twentieth Ward the greatest frauds
were pepetrated and have doubt them will be
found the return This ward should be particularly
aIaned into"
viii be from the sub oined correspondence which
We find In the same paper that the know-nothngs q
Lancaster have shared the fate Of their Philadelphia
brethren;
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And this after Of the hardest elections Of the
kind held in this city Last year the know notbngs
the school board BY majority Bat peo-
Pile have bad sure Of the proserpve ORDER and old Lam
caster is herself again.
This is 'gory enough for day " and IL reported,
Philadelphia has gone the way then is there indeed
unbounded cause for rejoicing
Truly, yours, q. =.
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fuEtasteF,
EpIroR PESNsYLvAEtAs--sIR AT the election held in
this city yesterday for twelve school directors
nothngs badly beaten. The following Is the average
rot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

TOR RICHMOND AND NoRpoLK-THE sTkAs
ship JAMEsIowN Cspt Parish 81. nGN Naess,H sas
pier no 13 North River, for Richmond ana NVf' ~
viii lssys on Saturday afternoon, At o'cloos
LUDlAx rLE1SAHIS, - beVAsSV'
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SHIPPING.

LIoR NORFOLK, PEfRRsBURa AND RICHMOND
N The United states mall steamship JAMESTOWN, L.
Saturday. April IS Mtoslssl WI STRIVE q norfos
lowing nornvx Prom Norfolk pssssrors for the south
proceed BY raiead erset With tbrough tiebs from vel
don TO Wmiagton Charleston, ga Passage and fare %
Nescik ~ TO Petersburg and Kiahnord Sl0 teersSe hsh
price. fkrcusk tekets 20 Lynehsurs, sIl Apply 60
LUpLAM a PLEABANTS, 81 Broadway.
No freight tsksp for Petersburg.
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FOR cIARLEsyos. cs cTTW SIDE VIII.
win esve Phnsdeipha for Charleston, Saturday Ma1
s. alto A. n. Cain passage, go steersse De- - rcr
f,sishs or passage, apply W HExON MARTIN, TA
a crth whAsyss, rk&kaslphis
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These steamships olassed al the insurance ON So
and specie and goods Will BIO insured them low rss
Of premium In other steamships that
For freight or passage, apply to
ID. TORRANCE No. Bowling Green, New York.
torres Paris
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ESOE y,IyERpnoY.

E'ok LIyxRPooL-UNIrED STATES MAIL srEAn.
IN sup -. kys, comm .nder-rhis steamsh t,
Depart With the United States malls for Europs DC
tnsY on Wednesday May g. at II o'clock, NJ from hs<
fort ss.sp@odasen fer ssS.nss ssd
Arc requested be board 81 to selook
ne s.esnship ATLANTIC will succeed pssiao ana -
nns carry say goods eosehand Of wee Ali letters
turned - "'Aefs "Ai W ~
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIRS-MLLE CAROLINE We.
~ stems dancing acatemy Howard street. "a open
for instruction Of ladies gentlemen the fash
ionstle Of the day School for psAccs every
ing GRIND DANCING seirsss Saturday night from STE
N o'clock
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uHE WANT ERBILT EUROPEAN LINE or srEAr

VfHE VANrERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF STE LAM
i ships.-ihe first class new steamship ARIEL, Ash
tons Lefeyre Master will leave York, pier -
korsh river foot of Chambers street. precisely e
SATURDAY. May ~. for HAyre direot.
First esss passage siis
The ma, vii Ia - ~ "
The o~nur OF these vessels will be fer
sod silver bullion specie jewery precious
tails uness bills sdins sisned therefor sba
thereof ther elm expressed.
Specie an d goods taken 1t usual rates.
No berth secured til paid for.
Letters pIepAi1 lc per u will be- rsoeivsd az tAs
office up 70 II A NJ Of the day Of san And will oaIss1
IN strong India rubber Rags under look arrival e
Havre. VIII DO Immediately deposited In the Post On .
there FArcals taken zach prepaid dollar cad 10
wards.
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EpW,p K COLLINS, So 5s Wan street. Nov Yoxs
brnMn SblPLEY CO, liverpool
GMAlNWRlGuT CO., Paris
GEORGE III. DIAPER, Hayre
The owners OF these shps not be sIa
silver buon specie jewery precious s,onss ar msfssS
thereof therein Oh pressed 80 'As '.~~
Shippers please take notice that soips OF ta Ma
not carry any goods contrsband of var.
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COTTAGES, &C., TO LET.-TWO OF THE THREE
~ pretty cottages Forty street. bird
avenue ontsinng nine rooms Croton water neat
den In trent yard in just put in complete order
and real for rent $500 Also the neat
etory house n yariok street, $780, Apply to JAMES
: PRICE. 800 Hudson street.
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TOR sAvANEAH-rARE REDUcEp-THE UNIftD
sta,es msii steamship, KEYSTONE STATE, csrS y
Hsrde will leave phisdelphia for Savannah, on
Kcystons State viii leave - above, wednesday, kH -
Agents in New York, SCRANTON a TALLhAS. ~ We
wl Al M be
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA SrEAMsKEr
i Company intend sailing their fAvorte steamships-
CITY OF MAkChEsIkK......2,l23t tons, Capt. Wyus.

CITY OF WAsnlNGT0N, DO. 2,7oo toms Cap. R LsissA.
Saloon 800 St5. and $50, according to state room
limited number Of third Glass passengers will hs tssa
rom rhlndsphia ana Liverpool Aad found IN provisio1e
Parties Wishing bring their friends
s.eri ns and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH, AssE.
York - -
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u For Havana and New Orleans On Wednesday Nay z
O'clock from pier foot Of Warren street, Nsrth
river by the well known and favorte steamship khPInB
Compsnys once Freight TO New Orlsans 30 osnts pr
cubic foot shippers will be supplied with blank bills q
s.her No other forns signed and bills ladnx
apply ct the Once Of the Company ~ West s.sssa
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- ter, IL now loading at pier No 10 East rver snd VIA
positively sail for Francisco before TussdAy 8th
Of May All freight should be board before Tuesday.
May1. SUTTON CO., "a Wall street.
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP
~ comPsny1,foar New orlsans stopping e. H,ysSs
WARRIOR j. D. Bullock, commander, VIII eommenos
eeiyiBg freight Saturday and sail for
ports on Wednesday May At II o'clock from pier ~ foe.
d Robinson street. orth Freight for the inscsise
and for Mobile consigned to agents In New Orleaas
James Connolly Co. will be forwarded free Of
Passengers for Havana muat passports before
eay port Bills Of iadng must be ssn In signing tbs
.ss sg r 70 e
81 broadway. n. Tho Cahawbs, n W. shpfedt,
MAJ rs.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO. LET-AT YONKERs,
Westchester county beautifully laid out, within lt
teen minutes' walk Of the Hudson River Railroad depot
consisting Of handsome dwelling, two story and stt,
with SPLENDID cellar under the whole house. carriage
house house all new and two acres Of ground 10 high
ohoicest selections On the two splendid wells
Of water For further particulars inquire Of WIN H. VA
IENTINE e, so Sec ond street.
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U,o let. cnEAP-A LEASE GIvEN-TzE sEcoxp
j srd third aoor, No Chstssm .eusrs, goo ehsnoe
requred sisht large vndowe In eAcS ory Engira % T.
w. sAE tEES, I'm tba lamp stoso,
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NoAL YARD TO LET.-THE COAL YARD KNOWN AS
500, 504 and 5Od Washington street nem Csnal street.
with immediate possession. Al ply to ]. CoDDINGT0N,
Wall street second story, front office Also eghs lots
let north aide OF Fourteenth street, next to
b.
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REpUoTIoN OF FARES TO SUIT rHE rIxEs-sl

TTNITED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
" via Aspnwa and Panama.-CnliforniAn informed
that Panama RAILROAD is completed and the
the Isthmus will be made by rarosd from
two O'clock fSop pier AZ foot Of Ware:
LAW Captain G: v. Fox, u s. NJ to connect 1t Panama
With the and superior steamship Golden Age CaptaA
j. ]. Watkins. A spare boat always kept PanAma
Irevent detention Of accident No freight received
Companys once, III West atreet. to l. w. kAfNONU.
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A UsTRALlA-PI0NEER LINE.-cARRYING THE
0cEAN sTEED, lying At pier No East river Tor Mo-
bourne, will be desiathed the 2sth inst, on hsr
days intending shipper, and passengers wl sp1ly =
and only few second cabin beIths unsold. The mag
nfcent clipper ship Nightingale will succeed the Oces
Steed sail about June her second having
last the time OF ~ days
reigbt passage apply board or to r. w. CAkKR0N.
No. q Bowling Green and 1l6 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

HOUSES TO Lea IN HoBoKEN-WlTHfN THREE
in River terrace, with court ysrd. IN
water, viii DO let TO private families OF the
hsbest repeotstty only Inquire at tho one Oh
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CANAL AND HUDSON STREETS TO LET OR
~ lease, the prominent southeast oorner has front Of
81 feet each street, part contains ten rosms, Gro
with and gcnteel entrance
Canal The stores win make capital stan i for the
separate If desired. Apply to JAMES PRICE 200 Hud-
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~ on the west side under the Astor Place Hotel
Waserley place. excellent position for business Rent
moderate and dx.ures for sale cheap Apply the pre-
mises
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L,oR cHARLxsroN AND ID rL99sK Lob ExEkLx
i..n.r' eyASIs iDeER s. 9. Turner. ssnna.AS,
w o,sloef M precisely For freight sppiy On bosr
where d. t, :. sdisS val Be : s ssS nd fss =
fLrcus 70 Tiorids foowaTe JseksoavIe eNs
10 pisks tSS HE mARlON VIII succeed enA leave -
Wedpeedsy. MAY
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nELlGHTTUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET
within I'VE minutes ny rs was OF BILLS rsrrv camnanans
tells range &C. and fruit of different kinds. Yearly rent
$780, Apply to John Gsrabrans adjoining the premises
or to B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

E'oR STAR LINE-THE PACKET
u ship LUCY THOMPSON, Capt Pendleton. will sail sa
for few more ca,n alss c
will DO furnished with provisions by the Prios Of
sage in the second cabin $8 steeraxe $6 Apply board
Pier A. =. r., or to SANL. THOMPsoNsS NkfHRW, Ht
Penrl street.
TOR LlvERPOOL.-BLACKB BALL LINE or PACK
y cts The spleadid clipper ship NEPTUNE, Captain
feabody, will positively sail Tuesday, the LIST Of NAY
Ior second cabin and steerage apply board foot
Of Beekman street toJAC0B WISON IO8 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

DEDUCTION OF FARES TO SUIT THE TIMES-NRw
III York aud California steamship line via Nicsragua.
accessory Transit Company OF Nicaragua Propreters
Through In advance OF the mA70O miles
Other route avoiding deadly Panama fever and ms
Of dangerous boating Panama Bay Tho splendid double
engine steamship STAR OF TIE WEST 20 tons burden,
Captain Turner Ill leave from Pier No. North river at
three O'Clock M precisely for Punta Arenas Satur-
Ssy May r. 1885, connecting with the stea nship Cortss,
but twelve miles Of land BY frst class
% not mgIm n " .ns rsouSea rsssa
Green Letter bags made mp at the Office No unstampsd
letters received Commencing the 10th Of nay the days
Of leaving New York will be changed to the 9th and 10th oe
each mouth