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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-10

Our New York exchanges of Saturday evening
have not come to hand, aud we can add but little
to the accounts which we have already published
from the various states, to the result of the
election on the 4th OF November
From telegraphic dispatches in the Hartford
Ecei'i.g Times, of Saturday, which appear to be
more full than those contained in the Boston
papers of that evening, we copy the following
items, without vouching for their reliability.
TENNESSEE.
Returns of thirty two counties show Demo-
cratic gain of 1900 on the last Governors vote,
when the Democratic majority was 2I97. The
report that the state had gone for Fillmore it un-
doubleday bogus one.
LOUISIANA.
The result in this state is not yet fully settled
Both the Buchanan and Fill more men claim it on
the strength of large gains over their votes at the
last election.
MICHIGAN.
Thirty.three counties IN this state give the Re-
publicans 1889 majority, Full returns will
probably increase this somewhat.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Pennsylvania of Friday gives the major
tiles from most of the counties, and estimates of
the few counties not heard from, and make Bu-
chaaans majority over Fremont in the state, 3d.
900 over both Fremont and Fillmore from 5000
to $4,000.
INDIANA
The latest returns from Indiana fully confirm
the first accounts that the state has gone for Blu
chanan by majorities as decided as at the Octo-
Der election. The Indianapolis Journal of Thurs
day, Republican, comedies the state to Bu-
chanan.
KENTUCKY.
Fifty-ore counties give Democratic gain of
1000 which gives the state to Buchanan by about
10000.
NEW YORK.
Returns from all the counties in this state,
some of which, however, are not complete, show
the following result
Fir mint. ....................... ..2t2,9t2
Buchanan ................--s...... -.lb9 1S4
Flumofe' ...'.-....-...- O4l
Ffemonl's majority over Buchanan. y 7os
Fillmore,.. ..l2S .45l
In order that our readers may see the thorough
ness af the Republican organization in that state
we re publish below the following estimate, made
by the Republican State Committee of the prob
able results of the election, based upon can
vass of all the counties of the state and which
was published in the Spy on the day prior to the
election.
fremont. $500
Buchanan. lS5 COO
When the returns are all in, it will be found
that that these figures do not vary much from
the actual results.
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10. / 9 D 6.

INHALArI " Or c. Howard II, rshau Catarrh, Icing
and Rlooi Physician, viii again be at the Bag State
Hous Worcester all day Friday and Saturday and san.
day, Nov 14th, 18th and 18th.
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DEATH OF AN EDITOR -Alexender Beebe. l..
L. D,for thirty years editor of the Baptist Regis
ter, died Utica, N. Y. Thursday evening.
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a INCLINATION FAT TO BE MADE Upon the
Legislature Of New York, which is largely Re-
publican, viii deyolye the duty of electing Uni
ted States Senator. in place Of Hon Hamilton
Fish, whose term expires the 4th IF March
1857. The Syracuse Josvna! recommends John
c. Fremont, as the man of all others worthiest to
fill that yacanav.
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ty, surprising TO strangers, as il fact it is to
old residents"
The Free State Convention which assem-
bled at big Springs on the 2Sth of October
nominated Gov Reeder. as candidate to Con
gress. to contest the seat of Whitfield. and
resolution was passed, commanding his course
to Congress. a resolution, denuHciatory of
some Of the acts of Gov. Geary was voted
down as being inpoiitic.
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hAnpRhs MAGAZINE for November contains
the " Massacre Of st. Bartholomew" byJ S @.
Aebott'"uP and Down the Andes, j" ~ Passages OF
Eastern Travel" continuation Of Little Dor
Fit, and other interesting and valuable articles,
pictoraliy illustrated, For sale by 2. Baker &
In
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FAIR will be opened at the yestry of the Union
Church. Thursday evening, Nov Is, continuing through
Friday afternoon and evening. table for children,
Friday P. NJ.
The avals to aid in support of Assistant Mission
airy il Worcester,
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Price Reduced &c twenty Five Ccufs
FOR LARGE BOTTLES. DR.. s. o RICH4RDSoN'S
Q . u q II b A l. = A NJ
The safest aud most efectuai remedy for Coughs and
Colds introduced to the public. II is slightly laxa,
tive, and will loosen and the obstinate cough
arising from any except deep seated consumption
and it will greatly relieve the suffering in Of that
class. We ask the sBeptic tn try bottle.
For sale by dealers in medicine generally.
OILS dend&wIv
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Physician for Diseases Of the Lungs,
s25 dawtf No Cambridge st boston.

Draper & CinPIS are now receiving TEN Tens
of FIRST Qualify Of BUTTER which will be sold on very
reasonable TERMS Nos 95and 81 Front St., Worcester.
nj diff
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Who buys his Clothing that of his family knows
that it is quite item in bis expense during year
that is object make his purchases where he can
save dollar in ten This be done by making
Lutber's Clothing House m
Your regular place Of trade where you can always nd
large assortment Of better made
C L O r H " G.
Than at any house in the cit,
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seTtts RedsIced.-rhe propnetors Of the Wor-
cester WATER CURE will receive patients and hoarders
at greatly reduced prices until tie erection of their new
ana more commndius Institution The present accommo
datIons for Winter treatment unsurpassed.
Worcester, Sent O. 1856 dautF
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PuTNAN's MONTHLY for November is out It's
principal articles are, Lawyers" " De Tocque-
willie on the causes OF the French Revolution, {,
seamPayias,' Frontier Yarns" " Glimpses
Of Nineveh," " Last Years of Heinrich Hiene !"
&c. For sale by S. Thompson & Co.
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Size and Price r esluceds from SO to % cents
bottle Hdnn0ad's LINN nt-the best LinIneut in
use, and that is used by Physicians well the
people, The label bears the certificate of Of our
hes physicians and citizens. All orders from merchants
and others. addressed j. Q. Ill., Worcester. Mass viii
receive prompt attention.
II Bear in mind that the price is reduced.
]. @. HILL, ApOthecaTy,
iv12 daEtf Worcester iiass
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ACCIDENT IN ATHoL.-Whle Mr.. Ebenezer
White, an old man of 20 years old, was in the act
OF going on to building few days since, for the
purpose of Singing, he fell fractured his hip
bone, and broke his nose, besides injarng himself
otherwise.
ARRIvED.-our citizens will rejoice with us
at the announcement that Rev Dr. Hill and fam.
ily, who have -i--4 -.so.ssiiS sIayO4I-
ing in Europe, arrived in Boston by the last
steamer. He will be cordially welcomed back by
his large circle of friends, and will probably i'm
medately resume his duties as pastor of the Sec
ond Congregational church in this city.
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rss s. Good ia. an experienced and suecess
midwife holds herself in readiness. day and night e
stfendthe d'tieH If her prafesa 2esiaece Austi
acf2I 4
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Fine Custom shirts Mad. 20 Order,
FROM MEASURE - AMEs p. DRAPER man.
OF cturer Exclusively to orier,) Of
FINE DRESS AND FANCY SHIRTS COLLARS, &c
No l40 Washington Street, up stuirs) Boston
d. Making his particular branch Of gentlcmen,s
dress his entire busness the subscribe would resp.rt
fully say, that having peculiar method whereby N.
most difficult forms may be perfectly lifted together viii
The fact Of using the heat fubrcs and employing none
but the bst he is able to Offer inducements 10 h
patrons that cannot tail to give satisfaction an 90
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DIR. AMSDELL,
o G. U 1T s r AND TT p rs II



Oaire No los Pleasant Street,
"here he may be consulted Mo- day and Tuesday of
each week, u0til further notice.
Office hours from to 9 p NJ
tFT0m the Providence Ddiiy TriBuneI
owing to numerous favorable reports from patients who
nave recently heen cured Of deafness and blindness by
D harnsdei, much interest excited among number
OF our scientific nlemeu. and they visited his office
yestT'aS to with s. he result Of treatment for the Eye
ana Ear recetiy discovered by he Doctor which was
uh 10 De ON rent from any thing before intro
uuel' larg' number Of patients present. They
very khny submitted to the examinations made by the
Pentemen and gave their testimony which proved
SATISFACTORY tha letting the cause be whatit may with
the NcPptonof disorganization) complete cure was or
Cuul - en- cted IN very short time, without pain
any haz Td whatever.
SveTal patients sail they had been conplefelv blind
and deaf for long time and could now see and hear
very wei and had received but two or three prescriptions
Many others were also found exprps sci much gratitude
treatment was also fund to be recent discovery made
o' the Doctor which has proved to be blessing the
consumptive.
~e are sa sfed that DR.. Ramsdell has by long pa
tenf and epnsive investigations fortunately discovered
bhndness, deafness lung diseases such as were
before CONSIDERED incurabe. daw3m go
C0partueFshiP NotTcc.-The subscribers have
TINS day formed cOparnershp for the purpose Of trans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business
to he known by the name of jenkins, Hamilton & Co.
B. l.. HARDON, G. W HAMILTON
b. JENKINS, O. A. WHITE
Worcester, July o. 1888
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r. R.-RADWAY'S REGULATE RS-Tbe d;sco,,
cry of this last great remedy bshes in medicine en-
irey new principles which medical writer's and sages
have for years in vain sought discover In RAILWAYS
REGULATORS we give to the world cathartic. purga
tic, ape lent, durec dap orec and above ALL Rem
ator of the whole human body
will that lie purges from the body the refpse do
poss heals all sores, ulcers, irrtations il, the how
els or mucutus mem ranea Renewed strength folows
every operat on and instead of the patient growing weak
er by their eyac7ation, is the result that follows al
drastic ps every organ. nerve and tissue Of the body ia
seng'neheu D ther healing, CLEANSE g. and regulating
e'caey' me use OF RIA ways Regu'at Us will ii pense
eatir4y with thai baneul drug, celomel blue nil or
curry, in any forn all The good effects either a,be net.
or the patient expects to derive nom the use of N
will be secured by Railways Regulators -vi,ho,,
gering the system by salvang it. Hence the ana
important discovery of ways Regulators eo,... .
the humat race, in sudden attacks of Yellow Paw. ~
phus Fever, Scarlet Fever coDgesed Billions Rer,,o,
ard Intermittent Feyers. In Cholera Dysen,sr, ~,
all other infections and malignant fnaladies paa.,
Regulators are just the remedy required In those mali,
nan cases They heal all sores and ulcers either In ~
bowels or in the coat OF the stomach even If tho Will
lntestines WIRE raw and ulcerous along he whole I,
OF lh7 bowels, they VIII not irrate or occasionnn,
ehey eNpel quickly AL poisonous and Injections dano
aud will as soon as dissolved in the stomach i,bdra
the eongesed and accumulated humors from the r,e,io,
surface OF the bowels, and exps all such hum,ra en,r.
from the system.
Another great influence they exert upon the svs,eo J.,
their regulating powers. No matter whether II he NAN
or WOMAN, whose system may be out Of order. vhosa
organs are Irregular in the natural performance Of tbsr
several duties dose or two of Railways Regulators vii
quickly cure all irregularities, aud force pleasant ana
natural evacuation from the bowesata regular hour
ana e"ry day. 10 ladies Whose monthly iurns are not
rgu ar dose or two of Railway Regulators and Ready
heHei"l always insure their regular DISCHARGE At The
proper time
haoways ~ X Remedies are sold by druggists, ner
Uhals, ana store'keep rs IN every citv town village
ana = corners, IN tn U. sates and Bddsb America
b. GREEN Co, Agents for Worcester
LI..u.lu. j
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CARD TO THE PTRrrc

We desire to call the attention of the pubic ~ tbe
ABOVE notice, by which it will be seen that we have pur
chased the entire stock in trade of L. Harden & Co.
The stock consists of every description of
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For Cstern Sink. snd Cellar Drains manufactured and
for sale by the subscriber at No Mechanic Street
These pipes are from three to six inches in diameter;
theY are made of the best Of hydraulic cement are una
ecef by moisture 9nd if properly laid will last as long
as the best of iron pine in use.
Al persons in want of such article will do well to
call as above or at my boarding place. No SO Pleasant
st-aet.
? y am prepared to do all kinds of Cement work.
such as cementing cisterns and cellar bottoms
o5 dtt JAMES G. PECK.
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Doctorez- N. ". GERALDs.

u. u NICHOLS. M. d.,
HOW B0PAPHIO PHYsICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE I12 MAIN 81. OFFICE hour
FROM 70 3. AND TO 3 O'cLdoE P. NJ.
Wnrneafer. Oct. 20. 1859
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
]. O.-RemovnI.-O. Ia.

An Experienced Nurse can he found at No
rs Mechanic Street. DIFF nS
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EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION


MANUFACTURE or OUR GARMENTS.
Enables US to produce the most thorough made
U Q l. o II II 1 N q ~
In tho Country.
And in style and fit of Garments we can truly saw
Oe are unsurpassed. We warrant all goods to be as
represented, and the warrant can be relied upon We
nave an excellent assortment Of
oyer-Coats. from SO 90 to SIS
Ohuer Goats' 49,: ..'-.'...'........
Pants Heavy WDolen... ............ ] 50 s
Nests. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loo " s
UN ERsHIRTs ard DRAWERS, large assortment
at extrt mely low prices.
GEMS SHAWLS at about half price.
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, we have very large
assortment of
over CoatDgs, Pant Goods, and Vestinos
OF all grad s. from the eoarser article to the nest
fahrc in rich and elegant sly les which will be made 10
order in yle to suit your taste and in the most
tnorongh manner, The libe'al patronage have re-
cVea 'oi the iast ten years. conynces that hav
dealt fairly wth-a cur customers, and we would say to
thofe VINO have never traded with us, and examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
LUTHBR'S CLOTHING HOUSE.
NO. Lincoln House Block.
sZ4 daWtf
GENTLEMEN;S
YOUTHS AND LITTLE CHILDREN's
C L o T H " @
OF every desirable grade for
Fall and Winter Trade,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GEORGE W. SIMMONS PIPER, & CO.,
% OAK HALL,
81 d "a North Street. Boston.
SO d2tavyA w9r, '''A
ChnHce. The subscriber will sell his plac
consisting of nearly new House. Barn and 9 aero
81 iond, with great variety Of fruit. 1t is situated on
Plantation Street, the BloominqdaIe roBd IA miles
rom the City Hall. Apply on the premises any day az
ter Up. m. FRANCIS C NTSNER
yl7 deod6wtf
Dr. Js ClawsOn X elley, Analytical Physician
can De consulted by ladies and gent, at his oire
corner OF Church and Mechanic Streets, Worcester
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 6 h and 7tb
o november nee Of charge, upon all diseases of the hu-
man system Ladies and gentlemen invited to call
OZ9 w2t6d6tcS
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Delicious Drinh.-Giye me a drink of Hin
bards Nhd Cherry Bters la eferen,e TO your sparl
soda, your choicest wines yoar swgetepe1 wats, %
Any hyr KIND OF itrmentd or Distilled driaks lila de
ns tu' 20 tne 'ase rxmleratng to the system rsor
W. the Invalid TO health and protecting he healthy rom
sickness We believe is Tor tale on drsught ~ . INN
Apothecary's store. ~ WI" fpo'H'eu
Mass aud dealers generally
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RICE & LSON,
Attorneys mud Councillors nj Fav
No. Worcester Bank Block,
WORCESTER, MASS.
W. hlOhiss.ss s.s.s.......s......T l.. NETgON
Jy51 dawtf

Ferfumed lady or gentleman
Woula remain under the Of dhapreesble breatb
Wheh nsiLg the BALM oF THou AND FlowhRs', as
oentriace would not only render it sweet but ley Nc
ven Whlts as a.bSter' Many persons do IT kuow
their breath d. and The subject il 90 1tie,t tai
ine9ds WIN ever me- ton it. Pour Jingle drnp Of
balm on your tooth brush and wash the teeth pight
"pa N fnlng a MY cent bottle vii last n ytai
bHA uIiFl bCOhPLEAl VN may easily be acquired
by using ue 'lIalm Of m usana Flowers Il viii
remove tan, pmpes, freckss from Il 81 H. leaving
~ snt ana rostate lue Wet "a towel, pour on two
Ut tnree Gr ps AID wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EASY ~ ct your shaving .ush
In either earn or old wate pour on Two or three drops
OF 'fAlh OF thou AND FLOWERS" luh the bsaru we'll
and II viii make beautiful lather, much facilitating
the operation Of shaving Price only fifty eens. Beware
cVunteifes. None genuine unless sgued by
w. p, FkTRIDGE a CO.,
s22 daw6m FrankIin Square, New York.
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a good deal Of excitement was Friday man
ifested IN the streets OF our city at the North
end, and in State, Court and tremont streets,
by persons anxious to witness the consumma-
ton of Major Ben. Perley Poors fulhlment
Of the conditions OF wager laid by him sew
eIal weeks since with Col. r. l. Burbank OF
this city he wager was that Fillmore would
get more votes IN Massachusetts than IRE
mont the loser to give the winner barrel OF
apples' ana 20 transport tiLe same I" 0@ses-
barron from ms own residence 10 that OF the
winner me gailaht MAJOR h'es at lndiah
HUI III west Ne"oury 'he equally gallant
ana fortune 'laFofeq eoiohel, resides at inc
fremont doute III boston thH Instance rom
house 10 mouse oe'is "nout garry St@ "''es'
AS every one Knows, last tuesday, vote gave
fremont more than Aoo'ooo Vo'es III Massa-
chusetts against F'linore less than 2o'ooo
ana accordingly on the morning after election
maJ oor slaIteu on MS Iol,some errahd'
~: ~ o''rA ii'u i.ii'neu'al9'y "Ii'tem re-
Ieas''S i'iH run ms engagement out MAJOR
COZ Ieluseu 70 eTal h'lnseiI OF the courtesy
anu an perseNeIeu' ne stopped ms - equlpage
"euhesuay anu Anursuay hlghts on the road,
returning hlhseh oy ralifoao TO ms home,
ana again resuhlrS MS Journey the next
mornings ana friday at Two clock, he was
met at Charlestown by delegation from Bos
toh' VINO escorted MIN into the CITY The
streets were oensely crowded With people at.
tracted by curiosity TO see hlm.
ne escort was headed by the Boston Cor
I tTn
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Nv NOJDN. On RPFIS,
FEATH ERS, HAIR MATTRESSES. FLOOR
CLOTHS, AND uOESE FTRNIsnINn GnnnS. =

FEAT ERS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FLOOR
CLOTHS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS;
To which will he added all the rev and choice STYLES Of
DREsS GOODS, as soon as they appear in the market
MIR Hardon who has long been known as the nprcbaser
OF goods for the old firm, will have charge OF the same
depar ment in the new; residing in New York and de
voting his whole time to the purchase Of all kinds Of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, he will possess unu.
susl ADVANTAGES for obtai ing the neWest STILES Of
Goods. upon the most fdU0rdbie terms.
For these reasons, small BE- able to offer our CUSTOM
ers at all times goots handsome per cent less than our
competitors can, and we do not hesitate to pledge our
selves not to be uaders Id by any one. We believe
Therefore thai will only be necessary for MS to SHOW our
goods and prices secure liberal patronage and should
any person ever receive any other than the most polite
and gentlemany treatment from any one in our employ
member of The firm.
JBNFINs, HAMILTON, & CO.,
successors to B. L. HARDoN ! Co I48 Main St
b L HARD0N, O. W. HAMILTON
Il JENKINS, c. A. WHITE
Worcester, July %, 1856 al diff
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Medicated Electro Chemical Yapor Baths, Medl,ated
Vapor Paths, Iodine Napor Sulphur Fume, Plain V1,r
Warm, Gold, and shower Baths administered evfr. da'
rom A. NJ, to 10 p. NJ dWnSGwa,n yg99F'
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DIR, Kane-The Government edition is now being
delivered to sub crhers. M work has en- issued from
the press that has gwen general satisfaction to sub
scribers than this work. 1t is written in an interesting
stylr aud ensts the attention of the reader.
This man of all work. and desperate daring and suc
cessal doing, has the distinction Of being the first
civilized man to stand in latitude 81 80 and gaze upon
the open polar seato reach the northernmost point of
land on the gobeo report the lowest temperature ever
endured-the heaviest sedge duty performed-and
the widest e. and after all to to tell the story Of
his adventures 1t not only exces wonder but Dor
rows move grandeur from the truly benevolent copsd
erations which animated him TO the task
Copies If the government edition can be obtaired o
Messrs KIMBALL CO., at WM. D. FENNo & SONS
nearly opposite th Worcester Post Office diff o1
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Gfenttrn, Designer and EngrayeT upon Wood
nv stone over the Qunggamond Bank Eutranoe i4i
n stteet House on Crescent Street All orders VIII
meet withpromp attention Particular attention naiJ
"Nhg machinery decS0 dtf
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DOCTOR r.. vs.. MCGUlkE, SURGEON
% Salem Street.
Gr0mce houm o4p. N Advice free 10 the p,oy
AUS dom II. W. MCGUIRE, NJ. D., A.B.
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Hendq undera Of Professor Vergucs,n
ELECTR0 EMIOAL BATHS
&C So OJ each,

by DN HHUUUETT,
Rear Of Marlboro Hotel M 23l Washington St. Doslon
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
Marine AFFAIRS.
NAVAL.


Advces of the Goth ult. from Havana, state tha' Tue
team frcste Merrimack was hourly expected at that
port. We have good authority for stapg 'hat Tue
main ohitc, of her present short cruise 70 test the
machinery thoroughly by the terms OF the contract
the fla pay mens for it saLnot be made without sucn
test For this purpose, as well as to try the SAILING
qualities of the ship her Commander intended 70 keep
Of SEA some time. instead of proceeding to Havana
direct.
The steam frigate Wabash, at the Phuadeiphia
Navy Yard. is expected to be ready to 60 into COM
mission in about two month";. Her machinery has had
several trials, and gives entire satisfaction.
Tie steam frigate Minnesota, built at washington
Is expected a, Philadelphia shortly, to be fitted out
and r,ceve her battery.
Tie Savannah is on her way 20 Phlade!phIa' nav
ny lett Madeira on the let Of April.
The entire African squadron, VIZ: jamestown,
flag slip), st. Louis ard brig DoPh, were a. ror'
Praya On the 18th of April. There was no Sickness IN
the SQUADRON The ST. Louis had returned on the sth
from four months cruise down the coast, and was
preparing 10 90 10 Madeira The jamestown = also
bound porth-,o Madeira or Canary Islands.
The L. s. ship vinoenne-, Commander Ro'ger''
arrived a, Hlo on tbe lth OF March, IN j. days from
San Frap.,co. and sailed ~ tie unted s'Ge- tree
days afeTwaTG.