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ss.s.sO-B..s Warrior Saith. H.' .s'' L7rF''on Gre
chrron e.. ,u g t..,,,... VII. 4 r,,,.
-. %elpson, sIrs,o-. New oT-ar' stanton Iaonp'n'
- Iobn stegers Peter, Trn1s6, {, T.. J. Pst'T,j "
$1,000 Cts-> y fbon4.s c. y J. Peters, Antelope,
- Riebuoud c. II Pier.oni "pheir (Brsm J. Msrtes,
o"r, sp.,n HerninS. Miller Cns.ps a. NJ
.ebsber.-Ann Caroline, Rog-r': Ricdn0ns, g u. fsf.
-. Re-cUe Bs.on Blamose hs!llc- Lord Green -
Bre,le cheney issb solvis, n. Bcoknan ca; Cra-
Amelia Tanner Cope Haytsn. p. Buck &" Jhn Lo.3.,
LIMO Savannah, S-TIatoa rsasn NSTsEot ~ -ssAt ~
Point Jax- Hunter.
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CoVRT CALFNDAR-TKI> DAY

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 395 6i3, 90, S5S s5l, so,
ss5 sC1S7 u.s. S5 see S@ 81 10 ~ sS, S[ 757. IS
UNrEo STATES OIsrRICT COURr.-Nos. y, -, -
80, 81, ), Is, s., s.. 30, 81
SsPRrnx URr-CirCUr.-Pst Nos or ~
Isl els ~ i76 ~ ss 6eS GEL GT5 81. - -, So ~
lee PsI. lIsS 9s. 80 s 49, 80 si7. 81, Sc ol, 3d.,
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Total amount bJanoe on band. ......Sl 34ssI' 50
The III naukoe Daily AusricdR say: Tae STATE
Treasurer has reported to the Legislative the an
uua "gross earnings" Of the various railroads IN this
State since they have been in operation aud the
amount Of railroad taxes paid for iSS6-beug by law
| a. cent ON the amount:
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

RessERy o. PUBLic SroRE-Es-ly on M)D!sY
snhs tbs P1bs Stores me O. ,AIs Do Jersey Csy
~er. bsrs0sy sn,syea and Toebe Of >ss a. Feueh
slss "a, ~ ~ 1sos osirsrs 70 RsdA Nshmsos -
Aw.YcyA A.}SeNsAiD ths S>IH-se tie wSs.rRsy 81 =.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY. ....
scn-EIseS. u sets....... ga 2oon-sef..''''r'
sIGH wATgR....rsts DAY. 3.0
ss-cy II 81 Gov Island o:4ia HeI'oa> '' "
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NEw-JERSEy RAILROAD.

lhs "ovl line" which lei Philadelphia .boat
oclo'l yesterday morning, did 10. &c, in until at..r
s a. III. more 10 TIVE hoars behind time. The :
g. m. :T.D fOm rhlsdo!pha arrived a: noon only
one hsuT behind; bu. the 10 E. IN. Phladelph. tsa:n
had no. reached Jersey City al i O'Clock last evening
beng detained, as it va supposed, b. cbstructoas
rom drifting snov, which caused considerable -re-u-
larry 4 me r.nnirg OF ths 70 al tsns.
ERIE RAILROAD.
TIE trans Of It's ioad experienced b.. WE aiii-
euhy yesterday IN iuanIs OF In. Tt NisA. ~.
press from Dankrk fST las 81, vhea s: - H. pom.
hsarl 1ou w: 90 tue. s:l rss e,TsSsd - -,5,e
psDJ,iy.
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q. Mo-, ,, ~, dsats,d On u i5n ~ tSe p'.f :;
A's,.y ne =. p D', pisssd say . i'd men
ns,bt-s nd fcrfIs c,ro mr., e9b AL NSs
peHa1oed for ss1icDcs.
WYNN " before Jo1ge bRtDs
~ Krovltpu eat. BeDi.0in D. i -f
y,Ser,sns for pia,n,ih for 80. 81.
". Nuc.s At. k&.Ea A. HeSt %.
psse,,ej 10 Charles L. BeHedtc', esi.
Is.so L. Saith ct a. az. Sidney A. CN'rs
Melton denied vitaoc: cost.
WIN H. Colwel ,s:- Wn. H. EI- i.EtJlos
Jussrnen. Tor p,ainbh.
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Arrived.

schr Daniel Wsb~ts- Allen, Sew Loases, "a 10 rsaes'
s.h- Em.l.re Chase Proyinoetogn, t.a-
Propeller r. B. Beech ssnndsrs, Boston.
sAiLED-s,.ansr Black wxr~T Smith &c. ksssrs tst
Esv-or
W'ryD-sn,ae, Nh C1rr, "
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The settlement OF The FhItdeIPhla MINI TOT Ut"
mo, tn of February shows that there was deposited
500 e68 of gold, and 1885, $50 Of silver, in all 81 o9
79j The gold coinage for the IN nth amounts t.
1892 jl6, wholly in dollars and quartereagle', aud Of
silver, $40 wholly in dimes and halfdmes. The
total number of pieces coined is 2i73 of the value
Of 500 5l6.
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The Company has 10 ho,tRS debt, aud Il well
stocked wi power and cars. The dividends for the
yesr have been II 3 cent N cash and ~ = cent in
.tock-leaving surplus OF Ell $50 "A. The con-
tructiop account is closed, a. 'he Road IA be-
heved TO be nov comp etc, unless it should be neces-
.ary to lay down s double ;raek.
Mr. II. X. Lawrence Treasurer Of the Waterfowl
end MADISON Road adverses IN another column
5000 OF the Bonds Of the Cities of Madison and
Wa,ertown, Wisconsin, issued in aid Of th,t Road
The amount at the several depost0ries of the
Tinted States subject to the draft of the Treasurer on
81. oh ~ E.bruary IS follows:
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The La Crosse Railroad Company by ia charter,
does not pay Il. tar till March thence the absence Of
a statement relating to that and the Mlsaukee sad
WATERFOWL Railroad consolidated with il.
TIE ByG4Io Commercial! Advertiser publishes he
annexed statements in regard TO Dir Cyrus +. True:
The CoRy EXCHANGE DRAFTS Mr.. Cyru. r.
.oc me dra made by VIM BrecK Of Rochester up9. t1e
Corn FIchanss Bank OF New Yort for Sl,co - s>n a.
va, discovered oy tina: ar Breet had faled % 10
funds the pay ut q the draft called on ~
foruins him Of The payment Of the dTa Dc s5 ~
prou,s.d refund the amount OF nloneJ
Kim Of me on rs sac Mr. True has fuh led ~, 49,
actions with NE his conduct Us oeen toAi u " -
'hO'-O'e = 5. OSBORN, C,4hi,r B,rk Of G'sus-
February s. 1857. TOD IN Mond ~
M. CYRUS Il True who was are ted 90 m ,,..
,vsnirz this city discharged ron - I'd to., the plan.
.aass ,'tS y, uSe ogt .asis' h,I. ne W. a.
rrs,ee ~ civil seton a. thr "a, he VISA M. lie
q Chcseo Upor the heaIns !, Cbeaao ana IA, he hsd
P.fyh "no ,y han Detroit. The p@nus. adias
tbemselve. uppn the vrous Iecs s.-S TN .bott cry
sss and ~ III. BASIN. ia. Statements la h' pagers
-a-y 20 the suornGus sIornt OF 70 80 -
Il, H. v,yn STAT have spP-oa@on % BIZ l. r. Ifae
BgTo'9 rso - rss written by The undsasred At,or
The ho'. -. fr he purpo-- Of bens published IN ,1s
r. y 30 .Ia o.r.. .ld cSPy furnished 'r ~ grgs"
:. :. due TO Mr. Cyrus F True TIA. 81 ,uh .;aae
- n hin Asota5uA in The Sac Of Ohio
wthoo' si.s,teh or Mcosei GaAshsr police officer OF
i.ns feGuesing sad True ssIndlns as
-. ~ 100 6e.ers:sp Of I'D frue B-bes'Dg
m the ,.asuent Gaszh-r Grested Mr. True add a -
"a In, have him Er-a. T- e1SnGvSn a
"a, esse before Jsdss Webs Tuesday evening sssd sse
fh.t Mr True s no he person woD shs~d comn'ei %.
spv participation q thsDA u G. WuItEt.
Bsgale Fes. Is, is1.
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COURT on GENERAL sEssloNs-M.tcu

RECoKpER.
The March term Of this Court comuen Ned tdis morn
ma Ia owing ~ tn nonaCndInce OF pyuhe- on pons
~nneH'd 10 ac grand jurors -: oO,Aaed
and eand Jury not formed
Francis Qcin ii. and Convicted o. grand la.
sesy I'm ssahps go May Clint oi No 81 T3eth
AID sentp a. % Tie state Prison and months
Cnss Smith pleaded guilty 70 having a'te 3tcd TO
DIAL 1873 from Wa. Bowers Of NJ IL Lhrty stet. Sen
fspe e-Pestenti%ry months.
Mr. Schaus, one o The p'-sons summoned - a. "a
pei,t ror he sI cNcas1 he al been r-o - 500
pers street murder The Csurt tacu al .O4ruee
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suRRoGArEs COURT, BRooxLYN

10 this Count on saturday the uUu. y IS MoTse pro-
rcsnded the will aud Of Aurs Knsy aged
ssy Who died his city the 2ih u without heirs Tor
w. her will Akes 'he following b-Qu-s:s:
To the Benevolent Association OF the Holy lr atty okyr.
El,At the Female Employment: Spcie.y Court street,
4 eco; The Protestant Episcops Chutch Mson.y Society
81 Sesmen, NewYoih sop 70 the Churra Cnady folnds
hen Society Of Brooklyn LEO for the benefit 81 OPa1n
Aum Of SAID foundation and 100 Tor The ornod, u ,1e
Assd Home Of s,d oundsos; 10 the Orphan ASS S'ry
Of BrooAlyp, Slc0; - tbe Protestant Fps pal MisNlS
Sose, OF Bookyn 5000 10 be app led 70 incres- he paS
her Ruu ClT 81 900 for the Chns Mission aud 81 oO) tr
he AfcSn Mission the BcDeyol Asoson Of .ha City
Of Brooklyn the Church Of the Holy Cnniy Sl50 70 be
apped toE The b,neht OF tire Brokvn City Ms'ion ZOO for
education OF ing the Miuy, Tie CODvN
ees OF abe County kag. Of ,hc Protestant C1n-ch
Este"sin ShSO; The Trustees OF the FiTc Deps
BE Nil,ce oosyn, Stes: 10 Susan WsTns, 800; 90
NerpeS "e *l0-e the proceeds III her furniture e b.
e turN ~ her may set -
fivv Points Nssou Sl'se.
The Rev. William H. Lewis ID. D. snd toe N0r. v. b. Morse
~ appointed her exec t0rs
IN, s~osae ordered citation 20 issue to the ber a. sv
AID Of Kin II any attend he probate e sd tie
18th day 81 Apr urNtS 10 o'cicck
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mvsoAft MEcss :. 1877.
As4ua-Ts~ usxhe. 10 quis; fcf both iisas r. .
nj. A, a. 8? 81 IS for Pos I'd Pearls 81 so 81 -
"a rropss -oale {. lc Better uoder ts ,ss-s 49,
49,. 500 n, e. have been sid today AID proes dos VIA
a. ,v,.-s t.5sepcy We revise a. 'tsfoas u -
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n. supply tor, re banking department. Of tie wsst

IS not 20 -rea. a. vas Anticipated.
The E1chsrge market IN the Wellesley steamer
has I 0: sc: opened with any activity. Rfes are a.
before qv0ed, with good supply Of br- offering
SeriDs ; &C, & GEN. Fraocs, j.aol 3D..
Fre..hts are du1 ard rather easier. To Liverpool,
Flour q, Is ID. { l. u 10 90 bash. Gran a. H..
eco bales Cotton 81 ~ 3l6d 100 hIs B,coo a:
lie 3D.; 100 bbr Lard at is. Cd; Rpsin &. ~ To
LshdoD, -Four AZ l.. l0ld. -; Gr,in a: s. GA
Baron snd Lard q. 2Os +; 800 bbls. Ol.C,ke al IL.
l0id. Rosn at q. ID. To Glasgow. 100 bbs Ros;n
ST IS. Heavy Goods a; q d. Is. b. packet so1
steamer; Grain &, 3D.; Beef q. %. = ae-ce. To
HAVE, 1000 bush. Corn at as. BIZ, - the north
tide of Cuba, TO cod Sugar a. i2ic and N5.sSees .;
81 - uneer deck, and 81 on deck.
The bushes. Of the Sub Treasury was, receipts
$l4, 80 y; payments, s!}i97j o., Including 81 90
California Draft balance. sl5,0t,i0 %. .tmoog
the disbursements q considerable amouDt Of trans
fer drafts from s.. Ions
Mr. Joseph Mare hss been admitted as s partner in
the house OF Mare & Ksnz.
TIE Wednesday steamer msy take Slo0, coo IN bsrs.
TIE Hanover Fire Insurance Company has remove d
from No. > Hanover square 20 No. 40 Wal street,
Phenix Bank building
The Grocers Fire Insurance Company has de'la-ed
a semi-annual dividend Of 2 cent, payable on de-
mand.
TIE annual election for Directors Of the Union Bank
took place to-day. The old Board was reelected
without opposition.
The Hancock Bank, Ellsworth, Ne, is thro IN on.
al the Suffolk Bank, Boeton, and by the brokers' OF
this city.
The action Of the Banks il still conservative the line
Of hans showing further decline of $3.50 ON. The
contraction ,poe the commencement, early in February
BIZ. been 81 $50 Oo0 while the Specie during the ssns
O. riod has fallen of si9SOOo. The Specie line this
uoiniDg is, however, considerably larger than the
average in the statement, as the sl,969OO OF Calfor
pis gold delivered on Saturday only counted about
100000 The deposits are without important vara-
ton from last week. the undra~n deposits being
So e27 600 against S. C9S O0O-the decrease being
occasiored by the reduction of loans and discounts.
The comparison with lest week IS:
Loans u Die. Specie CSr-listoQ- Deposnv
psh 2l....SIII77 1851: &l0,SAl5 eaie,0t e&,iN9H
Psb. 2s..... III lS7.7l7 lo,o-5,2ji sl9,Tj S-HsHO
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De<reue f6l5e5 -. -. fT5boi
ILcreese..... f2lJrN eo3<W
The statement on the whole is satisfactory one, aud
had favorable influence IN the street The spece 70
serve, however, still fingers point which rendersthe
path OF safety that of continued contraction OF loans
A resumption of the foreign d. ain of gold would mako
such contraction necessary, with this disadvantage,
that il must then be done more rapidly aud before the
mercantile world are prepared for il List year at
this seaeon when the shipments Of specie were re-
sumed, our banks held nearly sl6,o00,o0, and the
loans were only up to $lOl 900 900. 1t will be seen
that they are row much more expanded upon
smaler basis.
The movement Of the Banks since Nov |, 1855, hss
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MARINE JOURNAL
Cleared.

PORT OF sBwYoRE .......~Ase" z
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,c l,wer. Porh !. in a;e, sad heavy the sock b.
ps lager than las: nontb, be. considerably lss % IN
Al hi, time las, year Bee: = irp. Toe .:sck hls
decreased 800 bbls- j1rifg EeaTu.ry.
There Vas Al iDcressed activity IN horey In soms
ou.rers. bus il IS. 20. gener, and e"uosers iruni
neeseo facilities Ei.hou. r,uch difficulty.
By the annual report OF the TerTe 'u'e and Rich
opd Road ,hat app = D. safoog tie mri-i rolds
of.he West. In The el-ven monks endioS November
30 1885 Z eAred. net, s5l.9j IS on CAPITA Of
.,o.k and bonds OF sl,39 $50 This Company have
,ao.,,lv chan-ed the termination Of their fiscal year
from Dec. 81 20 Nov -; Consequently the ton*ins
sures rrpreseni only the business Of eleven uonAs'
TT. rro.. ea.ninss p.re.............'''''.s,,,
Op,raigg ana rep.irs. ....''''.'''''''''''
......eSl.ss js
Increase On at yesr u rece l:s...'.tt 20
Increase IL sre-eips..........'''' 49,
The shove smouut Tor operating expenses aui -
psrs only 80 a. cent on the gas earnings, Is remark
SHY low. and vii excite the sa.p'cion ta1 some
rspsr. AZ renewals hsve been charged - cnns-accon
accOunt which should gone T. oPeraog Ak lenses
Il is Difficult to understand Why this nod Is "A excep
ton 20 other Western roads in cost OF opArsunS. As
the capital stock and deb. smountedto only q eS",
While the cost Of the Dad had been sl,6l5'65 the
excess having been psd ou. OF earnings, the Drccors
decided TO make stock dividend OF ~ cent il 'di-
ton TO the cash dividend OF & cent for six months.
This stock dividend amounted 70 $500. The cap
ifal ~ -
bouds '.''''''''''''''''.' 'i'NN'
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COFFEE eo-ta.es 6ru, AID uodeEte denaaS n.si
Business A~er ehectsd by the storn s.es ~ - - ksp
,hrnDs..s Toe stoch Of al kinds on hand ;A's ~ 6
q a H.
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DIED.,

BRYDON-Ou Sunday, March within WGsbinston brsSon'
civ q R)ber, bfydon, ssed Yeas and days ,
TIE friends relatives Of the family respec.ufy
70 attend tbe alers from the residence Of lis pd'etn '
Cour 1ct street, itis (Tuesdsy) afternoon q. oecet
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NOTICE no oUR RgADERS.


On and after the first Of April next, we shall
adopt the cash system, in reference to the circu'
lation ofour Daily paper. 1t has been adopted by
most of our contemporaries in other cities, and
with manifest advantage to all parties concerned,
and we are disposed to avail ourselves of system
which the experience of others shows to be good
one.
We have lost hundreds of dollars every year
under the present credit system, by those who
change their residences, and leave their bills I'M
settled, and we feel indisposed to continue fur
nishing papers gratuitously to those who are net
willing to return an equivalent for that which
they receive. Those persons who really want the
paper, and intend to pay for it, we know Will not
object to compliance with the terms upon which
we shall hereafter publish the Daily, and if there
are those who want it, but are not willing to pay
for it, we can only say, that, after the first of
April, they will find its daily visits discontinued.
The terms of the Daily will be four dollars a
year. payable quarterly, halfyearly, yearly, in
advance, and no papers will be sent by mail or
delivered by carriers to subscribers, unless paid
for, except to those who have accounts with the
Office for advertising or printing
In establishing this rule, we shall make no
other distinction, as to persons to whom it will
apply. We greatly prefer to have less number
of subscribers, all of whom will pay, than to
have portion of our profits flchel from us by
the negligence or dishonesty of those who do
not intend to pay.
Whoever, then, receives the daily paper after
the lst of April, may consider it a strong case
of presamptive evidence that it is paid for; and
all who do not receive it, may consider it
gentle hint to "call at the Captains Office and
SETTLE" either for longer shorter term, as
may best suit their convenience, if they expect
the paper to be forwarded as before.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-26

IRISH MEASURE. = Mick Casey used to
tind - in Carew's grocery store on the cor.
ner. Smith-you know Smith went in the
other day after some i" fxins," and among
them called for gallon of molasses. There
was about pint in the measure when Mick
commenced drawing, and, after filing it. he
poured it into Smiths vessel until about pint
was left, as before, in the measure, and then
set it down ander the cask.
Hallo" says Smith, what are YOU
aboutf Why don't you put in gallon, as l
ordered "
"a gallon is it, SURF An sure an there's
that much in the jug, replied Mick.
OF course, Smith would never believe this,
as there was pint left in the measure, and he
=" made no bones" of accusing Mick of at
tempting to cheat him.
Sur, said Mick, - wasn't there pint in
the measure ,"
Yes
q" Well, thin, there's the same now !"
Eyes"
Well, thin, shure an ye have all that be.
longs to yez, for didn't draw the measure
full and put it in the jug y
Nc, there's pint left {"
"The diyil sure an wasn't that pint there
before! Get yourself out of the store, We spec
linen OF maneness, TO be after chatin' lad out
of pint OF molasses."
omith " left" being utterly unable to con-
vince Mick of the error of his ways -
h31scker5ocker.
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Alpine Ha1r BnIuA.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL

OOBDh.
Warranted to Cure Badness scurf, Dandruf Itching
and all diseases Of the Skin This Balm gives the Scalp
and healthy action; The col9rng to
the roots Of the Har which passes through he Hair and
gives it natural ce Tor without the Hair Dye
HUI dreds Of pr raraous have been introduced, pre-
teniing pr serve tie Hair aud keep il en- iaT off,
comp sed o Is, Alcohol and It deleteIious materials
and an TO no use Hair Dyes have been introduced that
d. not give the air color besides being trouble
some 10 use. This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that
preparation nsed to 10 what required for the
Hair, the proprietor duced to eriment until he
could obtain rite that would be he exact remedy,
and ter years tfial he has perfected this Balm.
1t is soothing and lent alays all irritation Of the
scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching. 1t
cures Daudruif aud urf, when thp Hair turned
gray will ring it b-cS to its original be Black.
Brown or AuiurE II makes the Hair ,DG, and Ssy-
prsVen's The Hair frtn falling of viii he pom
US ng this Balm for only few days-lf will be Civ TO
The roots OF the Hair, and growth will appt
IA does not take place the OF the Hair, Will
he seen in persons who have their Hair dyed. If 70
anime hair that has been col1rvd Tor eek you will find
towards the roCs that the hair has gray hence
II Is ne ess nv to have the fund at the roots OF the hair
healthy that the vhole hair may he al Bach
ar has root IN the skin, and is Of itself hollow gray
tube, through which there is constant circulation he
pigment trom The root, When this pigment or colorng
matter dies ont it leaves the hair hollow ard II becomes
gray 10 invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been The study Of the proprietor Tn discovery Of
the Alpine Hair Ba.a viii DO it. It will bring the hair to
its natural color by making anew the eolorng matter in
the roots OF the hair
Il u mistaken notion that oil or grease VIII restore the
mar as hoimng can be more injurious. The Alpine
Hair Balm viii restore the skin and save the hair Of
those WHO have been sick with fever or any disease
Prepared by c. A. MASON, Providence, R. J.
For sale by all Drugs lists
d. 7. IVES co so Mix street, Bostsn sole Whole
SAFE a & nj or the United States and Ganadas
A 81 M worcester, } HILL, Mechanics Block.
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A London correspondent of the Bos-
ton Journal says he recently saw sight in
the British House of Commons, illustrating
the remark "dat white man Jest as good as a
niger, if he only behaves himself" Mr..
Dallas, the representative of the United
States, and the woody headed representative
of the Emperor Soulouque. were occupying
the same seat. Color is not regarded as a
crime in England.
The British Government refuses to fit
out any more Arctic expeditions in search of
Sir John Franklin, and lady Franklin is
about 10 send out ship at her own expense.
Since the place where the party persisted is
now pretty well ascertained, it would not an
pear difficult to learn all that can be known
of them.
a crazy man caused some consterna-
ton a few days since, by entering passenger
car on the Central railroad, near Rochester,
clothed in a hat cloak and pair of boots only.
A sudden flash Of heat caused hun to attempt
to hang up his cloak and ''cool oil :" which
occasioned some screaming
Rowland Hill rode great deal and
by exercise preserved vigorous health. On
one occasion when asked by a medical friend
what physician and apothecary he employed
to be always so well, he replied "My ply
stefan has always been horse, and my apoth-
ecary an ass"
Brain fever is prevailing to such an
extent in Madison and Onondago counties,
N. r., that the people are flying from some
localities as if from pestilence Persons are
attacked suddenly, become insane, and die in
a few hours. None recover. Duane Brown
and Richard Thomas, prominent lawyers Of
Madison county, are among the victims. The
physicians cannot account Tor the disease.
The New Haven Journal says: "We
understand that the meeting of the Airline
Railroad Company, held ut Middletown on
tuesday, was adjourned for two months, after
eadmg the report Of the investigating com
ai,tee, and spicy little discussion between
General Palmer on one side, and Ely, the
citing President, and l.. @, Peck, on the 9th :
r. The opinion is generally entertained that
he concern should DC aooaad up at once.."
The trial of Coroner Connery, for al
eyed misconduct III the Burdell inyestiga
ion, commenced ia New York on Tuesday.
Walter Sherrod, highly respectable
itizen Of North Providence, II. L., has dis
ppeared under circumstances which lead to
ears that he has been fouly dealt with.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-26

You will observe that Charles L. Woodbury.
has been appointed United States District
Attorney in place of the veteran b. F. Hal
lett. Mr.. Hallett was chairman of the Com
mittee on Resolutions in the convention
which nominated Mr.. Buchanan; and now
that he is superseded, he "gets off, very
good thing about himself. He says he con-
structed platform, and he has fallen through
it, and broke his neck
Messrs. Harmon and Brodhead-late col
lector and postmaster at Delroit-also had
some fun over their decaptation. They went
to an ambrotypist and got several full length
portraits taken; then they cut off their heads
and pasted the pictures on another piece of
paper, SO that their heads appeared severed
from their bodies; and little ''claret' trick
ling over their linen told at once the object of
the artist Having had several copies of the
picture fixed in this way and enclosed in
large envelope, they took them to Gen. Cass,
who at their request, ranked them to pro.
minent Democrats in Michigan. The vener-
able secretary was not apprised of the contents
of the envelopes, and as they contained no
explanation other than is contained in the
picture ITSELF those who receive it might infer
that the joke had been perperated by Gen.
Cass himself = Washington Correspondence
of the Rochester Union.