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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-20
Consumption cam be Cured

by LII MS great improvement in Med
ene patients are not put to the trouble and expense Of
visiting hmi it only necessary their Name Age
Occupation, time sick, where disease is pain and
Wnere Humors or not, Cough tight otherwise matter
raised appetite Sleep strength state of bowels; these
particulars are all thai is requisite know which with
IN enclosed Six Dollars to Dr. Marshall directed to the
nay state House. Worcester, will give the Patient by re-
turn Of Express, Medcioes for one month"; an Inhaler Ia
use them in, together with full written directions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-20
Mem Advertisements.


o. FOR SALE That beautiful new Two Story
si DEeng on Crown, corner of Congress street. con-
r5sA- tSlnl9g Ten rooms, well arranged with Bathing
rooms Furnsce, Gas Hard and Soft Water and all 9TH
e conVenences the lot choice Fruit and Shruberv
ana ie' ms very easy. Inquire Of
rs d8m GEO. T. s. CURTIS, 1877 Main street
HNOR "a LE-About TWenty-i re Tons hard Amer
a lean Notified Pig Iron. Apply to
LzO dtt F. WAYLNAD, JR, Assignee.
EEJ Oh ER Full The Wonderful Lady has
' arrYed-the greatest Planet Reader in Amer
ca perfect likeness will be showa tbs ladies Of their
uelued husbands, aud to gentlemen their intended
HVesj ALSO absent friends the initials the name of the
same The most Cif1clt questions will be solved by
SCI nee an9 calculation, from many years o. study by
MADAM f0RMEN, At the exchanges Hotel,
where she has taken private rooms.
u Consultations strictly private.
MAJ lame Normen will give advice and medicine to fe-
males in all complaints. DIV. f2O
- TO MANUFACTURERS & ME-
#a,,, CHANICS = The Corporation known as The
.AAssA. GROVE WORKS, having purchased the exten
slVe manufacturing properly in this city bounded on
Potter and Commercial streets $50 feet AID 400 feet on
MIL River, with Wharves for discharging and loading
Nesssi offers for rent permanent lease in large
OF small parts or rooms, and with or without Steam Pow
er-The estate 10 part consists spectabe brick ten
eents Tor three families and Ten featuring build
lngs OF various sizes, containing about $50 thousand
quae Jeet OF lor room These are nearly new, mostly
punt oil DrIck, with tin or slate roofs ard al good
order ami substantial cond ion The main front build
ing IS 2z5&6O feet, stories high with cellars one wing
eONs5, with iorges fitted for large m chine or smith
shopj one wing lC0X60 with 20 feet walls erected for
ioundery, for which il is well adapted or for planning
mhdoor, sash and blind factory, which is much wanted
mere. Ia these buildings is steam engine with new
oers oil 80 horse power These and the ether buildings
are suitable for India Rugger Works Printers Cothiers
Machine Shops Chirmakers manufacturers OF Hardware
SVer paters, and manu- acture and mechanics general
ly There are Sheds and room r Coal Yard and Wharf
and rad room, and good buildings for dressn., and
shipping Stone.
these Works offer unusual facilities for muanufactur-
ing at low rents and for the Shipping Railroad COM
hand. 49, -
for TURNER information and terms apply by letter or
personally to the subscriber. PHILLIP RIPLEY
President Of Grove Works
Hartford, Feb, 18th, 1857. doaw&w3w 200
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DIED.
In this city, 18th, Of Group Adelia Sophia daugher Of
A. G. and Sophia P. Gibson. year months
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Adm tn We R

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAR.
No. 2lS Main street, Worcester, Mass
my30 av
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-20
FRONTING LINENS.

This invoice of Linens purchased at great loss
TO close up the Linen department If the above firm and
are now offered for sale small advance to ensure
quick SALE The goods all in perfect order and are
warranted to be all Linen and of the best make in the
world,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-20

Il. doaw&w3w f2O
GRS remaining in the p
sb. 10th.
OoJack, William
KARST, ANN
Kingsley, Albert
Knowlton. Charles W
Kemptou, Ellen E
KERR gan, Elener
Kenney, Howard
Keart, HELEN
Kune, Julia
kearns, Mary Ann
Knox, 0C
Kelley, Sarah J
Knapp, Mrs w H
l0&ER. CHARLES
Lumi ard, Washburn
Iarned, ClalaJ
Lynch, Deupis
l. izelie. Daniel
Lor ng, Fanny O
Lois !, F ancis
L wis, Miss Frank
hanson. Ellen u
bamoureaux, Fcs
Lyon, Ebonezer
Lee, Master George
Lang, Henry
LAVAL >, Maglovie
L ring, Mary Lizzie
LEONARD, Thomas
Iamson, Sarah
MYERS, All
Morse, Abby
Macs, Bridget
Marshall, Chester P
Memoir ", Darby
Kurry, Charles NJ
Murdock, Mrs f b
M rshall, tleaner NJ
Mccarthy, Edwin
Murphy, Eliza
Mclaughlin, Hannah
MCKnip ht, Harriet
Moiry, Hannah
Moore, George
McGTath John
McMansmy, Jane
Morse, Julia A
Morse, Mrs Jane
Meyer, Jane
Moore, J b W
Mathews, J f
Manning, Lloyd G
McGrath, Michael
Mccarthy, Patric
MowIy, rs
MUwry, Samuel
Math W., William
Morse, Winsor
NOON, BRIDGET
Nicho,s, Alb ygal P
Nichols, Edmund Y
NsitletOu, E B
tiewman, Lucy Q
Nsughnane, Michael
0DEL, JACOB
0'ConnoT, Bridget
0dei, samuel
Provost, DOCTOR
Parkhurst, a Ii
Perry, Arabella
Potter, G a
Phelps, CORTLAND 7
Pratt, Q A
Pratt, Q L
Parker, Charles
Paddleford, Prank
Parker, Edward B
Paine. Geo S
Parker. Miss Jenny
Partridge, Jane
Putnam, Julia A
Page, Orriu
Parker, Robt D
Prescott, Lucinda T
Paine, Louisa
Partrlu &c, Lavina Z
phettepla'e, Simon W
Pnair, William
QUINN, THOs
ROCK, E4,ZI
RaSson, Davis N
Roiu, Daniel
Rice, Hannah D
Ric LzAe
Riley Margaret
Rice, X 4
Robbins, Samuel L
Rogers, sarah ii
Rogers, 7
Rector. WI
Richards. Zspa
STAN ION. BIB
somer Dridget
Simpson, AbaigallR
Steen, Cathari6e
Sherman, AG
Sweeuv Dennis
st,mps, q w
Stevens Chs
scotf FranE q
Snitp Nm hDo
s,owe Frs1r, ~
c I
shaw Eiiiab T.
shaw a. y
snarzow q n
smith. n A
Stone ,jeo
ShatL,ck- Georoe
Slack / I,
smith. lame
Slick nev Jare,te
Southwics, LIZZIE K
Shat .pck. Marian l.
Smith Mercy w
Seaman, patrick.
Swiite, olivette
scaies, RoyalM
stratton Sanford
Smith, VIM Ii
shuring, Caroline
TAFT, EDDY
Treadwe Anna Maria
Taft, Charles
T0Wne, Jennie NJ A
Tnayer, Lydia W
Thompson, Mason
Tsy lor, Maria
4 1t Master r
Thomas, Rachel
THOMPSON, Ruth O
Thayer, Tristan
Thomson, W 0
UPTON, JENNIE
WOOD, MR.
Wood, Aaron
Wymsn. Mrs Abby
Wood, Amaria
Woodcook a Son
Ward, Ann Maria
Welcom n Br sdley
Wood, Clara A
Wa ner, Dwight
Wilson, Cnaries IL
WATSON, David A
Washb trp, Cyrus
Wild, Ellen b
Weaver, Enily
Ward, Ell
Wood, IL u II
WILDER. Fanny Il
Whitney Emma
Williams, Elizabeth
Wilson, deo
Walker, Harriet
w W hiltemore, IL 3
mo'ei mehry q
y ato, harriet "
Milhins9n, Joseph
" esuy, Joseph W
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pers ms calling for the above, will please say adverts
ed ~ bANleIEh Y NJ
NNCh sAt4r.- a fiNE COTTAGE, having elght
II finished rooms, plenty OF good ater. Lot contains
over 5000 ieet Of land which great variety OF
young Fruit ees In bearing The said Estate Is suat
I'd about oneha mile from tue Post-Oacs In this city.
Inauire of A. J. EATON,
| feblS dAw Myrtle, cor. soulhbridge 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-20
DR.. G. HOW ARD MARSHALL,
CATARRH,
LUNG, sG.V'D BLOOD
PHI YSECM AN.

kOON ", SHSVW BAOOD
PA CHAN,
Who by Inhalation, and his other NEW
Remedies known only TO himself is performing such mir.
icies by curing the most incurable diseases.
Consumption and its kindred diseases
lave hitherto been cald iueurable; the reason is plain
because Physicians failed 10 convey remedy to the dis
sased part, hut constantly pouring medicines into the
stomach for every Affection whether Of the Brain Eyes
Throat Lungs or spne the result what must be ex
Tected-a fastened death to the patient.
But DR.. MarshaIl's common sense
principle OF carrying his remedies directly to the Lungs
and Blood in the form of Warm Medcated Vapor sootheg
those diseas ed organs Coughs heals Internal N
GERS purifes the Blood and from the System ey
try faint Of the dreaded scrOfula.
Coughs, Catarrh, HumOrs. Asthma.
bronchitis, Pain in the eide, Shoulders or Chest aec
lions OF the Liver Stomach, Blood snd Suppresions are
ali running into the great scourge Of the land Con
1umpon and that too, often in the short space Of few
weeks. "
To meet this fell destroyer, DR.. Mar
shall offers hS New System, which has cured Thousands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

Ifrnm the Cincinnati Car tic, Nav ~ |
There has been great excitement during the last two
days. In Greene county In this STATE in consequences Of
arrest Of for individuals charged with aiding slave 70
escape. On Tuesday, United States Deputy Marshal
chsrch accompanied by eleven a. stan len this city
for Mechancsbure, Champaign county Ohio, eleven miles
frum Urbapa, having with him 'ssued by Com
mr,oper Nevhal for the arrest Of Charles aud Edward
rxylbr brothers, Russell yde and Hiram Gutridge VINO,
E The warrant old, about the 2lst day OF August 1885,
Asfbor and conceal Add white person owing service
and labor TO Daniel q. White, OF Femingsburs KY who
md previous 10 said date escaped into the state OF Ohio
and was then fugitive from such service and LABOR
70 prevent the discovery and arrest Of the said Add
Wb'e The offence charged, II will be observed IL 10.
that abe slave aided 10 his escape from his master
IN Kentucky by The four accused persons but tina, they
sheltered and protected him Va Ohio In other words
fbey ~put him through" the underground railr sad
The pensy for the offence Is tine Of sthousAnd dollars
On Wednesday morning the Deputy Msrshsi left Urbana
wb his posse, In hired carriages and In
and The peghbcrhoed, sucoeeded in mres,ng four
nccufed individuals while tho were in progress
the mort intense excitement created In the vicinity
The news spread rapidly, and q determination
"seon no use from M Ssnss 'ne nav 20
the emwrs called whose sole object Il vas conf
dcutly though enormously asserted was take them
Over 70 Kcntucky and lynch them.
writ Of habeas corpus was procured from Judge In
ChsupAsn county, and the Sheriff attempted 10 serve
bas before be could DO 90 the ocers bad conducted the
prisoners beyond the bounds Of the county. second
wssrantwas then procured In Clark county The sheriff
y this instance pursued and came up With the patty; but
they refused 10 obey the writ. The Sheriff having
force 10 compel obeds thew proceeded on their iour
ney this city third writ then obtained in Greene
coopty pd the Sheriff OF that county with his poee,
served ugon the Uniteo States officers al O'Clock
r5sy moSbing In jamestown The United States officers
rpsepNd Che act Of the county officers 10 SEEING
their horses reips before making known their bus
aese Z, A warm alteration ensued. The Sheriff
ana bIs men assisted BY excited crowd of two
fr huutreo persons. Rifles and pistols we're displayed
IND Nafsfs and his drew their weapons and seve
raj she's were fred Mr Churchill discharged his re-
vovcr the crowd, but no one injured The conflict
vyxkart and stubborn but superior numbers prevailed
pyt orefs md deepetoh received yesterday afternoon
saf6d tai hey 10 be sent last night 70 Springfield
A. Arngseld at O'Clock yesterday, Deputy Marshal
Reser ~ eked Isaac Sargent similar charge 10 that
made against the others and brought him 10 this city,
where be held by Commissioner New ball In 81 500
bail for examination rert vsef
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE I, 1857.

for Payo and asks what he shall II Intercepted
about the matter THIS would only show that he had acted
bndy tool Of parot In making this dep0l not know
ing what object Parrot had in using him It weak, but
oertany not criminal TO lei his friendship for, and trust In
Pavot lead him thus but the fact that two ago hs
IN this country and lived here In deston, resorug
to every shit livelihood, that in this letter be
asks - favor from Paros, ANAL lean; when he had
been guilty associate or had posessed kno gefge
Of the commits Of The me his conduct and Ione would
have been far different taken In connection with he fac
that when Prot and Grelet arrested In New York.
David openly TO visit them and repeated his visits
them when fifh avoidance would have been the
tural Of guilty satisfies my Judgment thai
David Ia innocent OF the charge.
Upon the whole my conclusion is, AMI do
port that there is sufficient vdence that Louis Gfeet hAs
been guilty In France Of the crime of forgery, aux
which is affixed piene nfamante) 10 warrant his
mimept for trial under laws, atthere l. sufficient
evidence that either Arguse Parrot EOnard David have
committed In France any me provided for by
ties with that nation, to warrant their commitment for
trial under laws. All which Is respectfully submitted,
GEO B. BETS, Commissioner, &c.
new YORK, May 2S, 1867.
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News From Tehuantepec.
OUR LA vENTosA CORRESPONDENCE

HARBOR or IA VENTOeA, Nav /, 1857.
~; so,, cu,:fouu.n ~, u,~tox H., f., 81 AZ a..
"P1 WV 's" ~ NC" ~ w ~
dnfeTec hoa9e-Ihe road ana hGtes 81 Wd9es-HoU IN,
Nuires REGARD tie Contract- Chmaze and People-
D,,;s, Sh,, a, Dor,
-.
Ihe snip Cimocr arrived rom san FRANCISCO ater
winds 10 attude of Acapuco from thence lght
,-,,,
~nos anu cams'
The Cmber Is q Danish clipper, 1000 tons burthen,
commanded nv I Brubp and made her trim from, Iiv
$500 - -, =, ~, -, '
erPoo' W o@h rrah0R0o III ioo uAys
This harbor-the western terminus OF the Tehuanapcc
ronels INV thing bpt eptcing IN ariners beavv s,rf
~, - 40, -, -,
constantly ronns IN UPON 'hc pcaon, anu NO pro'ecuon
afforded 10 shipping from southery winds which usually
prevail from March 10 October
~ -
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Il ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER

\ ILLUSTRATED SrwsrAPER
For the pr.sss week. contain the following ensrav-
Great railroad sebrson at cnci.nsi The Mayor recev-
ing guest, :. ~ rsnsa dePo r.cepan OF sne.s a. sne
iecoihe.
GRAND display ~ the Fire Department, Cincinnati
Proces ion o. he Ciaennan fhe Department
frs ann re . snsns os ss err a. Cincinnati
Manner y holding ~ the s1 pipe Of the steam ere engine
nagrue, thief Engineer Of the cincinnati rire Depart
Interirr engine house view OF
ths stable a.. s,aes ed No. 70 e i,,,..n.
Ider Farley 2. PRATT, Mormon apostle, lately shot.
Lherary depsfment esdlrs ar,iclesesm Fire Depart
he S.S AID a. S Rs9sS psrs., ,c, "a.
NO.. s and s !. sr ns rpr rss s:
hri.t,crscy; Home sweet Home
ugc Ks.a,S an perIc.p issnishe. ali Flor-nce; The
Ms,sea'se an american National AIR; The Late emperor
FoseD Iplelae Movements Of The Steamers; p.ss.se
o. the Siagsra-T storm cfectss riseiasofh =, .u
s e ps. ssss E a *:
fr ncs Cmi Pr nee Nspo .n FRENCH rch va, 81 bs
ss;"s; s- .lr ss.sa ss.
s s En-. as ssw % p1s suas the
40 %g.,., o% sGq %.t.1 "a
sSS ne s were &c
Acce yts'-Tbe Ind Not Vet -. rho u,u.s s,.,o.
sbip MINES New liz ,tbou sosfd o. sngnee 81 uou-
ars; Andrew p Butler, James De ls. Frailev ' '
F'nsncsI Up to the hour Of going 70 press
Synopsis Of News.
Mueiral ard Dramatic.
FASHIONS Z June.
Inf, re. ing Statistics.
much ,soom IN Little fpsce
Votes on Progress OF Science
chess. by a Experienced roi'or
Our f Ssm Seeue or Ninth Of june BY Charlie,
DICKENS. ,.-u. .,.-..- - al 49,
~ k,sbv Interesting Of Peep behind The Scenes
sraesomc arncies Two nlustr ,ops "Good gracious,
shes A. home"
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ARRIVED
sssmssp Indiana M baker Bremen Ss inst ana sop sn
inst IA - So lon 10 81 passed ship sotoampou. hence for
M n q
lat 81 Ion A. saw iceberg and In lAt a. hon 81 3D. saw
s.msnD ROANOKE Skinner portsmous @c s;h m %a q;
nepuIen exchanged signals with s!sam irigsts MINNIE
SOFA from rhAirphs for Norfolk An on Fen sicss isa
AM OF indian River exchanged signals with soop Of
Ship ionsides Curtis Liverpool Nay with mdse and AZ,
to Nssmh Sons In lat TO- Ion As h SAW an
ssn Adams cSs's Lysp,D"s APE s with md's
Ship ODESSA 'ci hamsrseopa b.ssios liverpool April
18th inst LAT ~ Ion oO ship Putach bound Z; In Ion
ship Mary Bradford (of Warren RID Thompson Loueo
with mdse and 257 passengers drnneil Mniurn %
snip LADY k.ss OBJ s9sa. 3 days IN ballast,
3 be- .T at tho 10 land Had
ship NAVIGATOR tNorwl Burhhom, Antwerp. AZ days, with
msse and Iss pas sngers to order % s,v. with as
and SO passengers 70 order 10Th INST La IS g. len ~ o. saw
shsp Realm Burgess, New Orleans, Is days, with mdss. TO
Bark Algonquin Lecraw Calcutta liz days. with linseed
&c TO Harheck Co 25h inst lat Ac passed brig Hsmp
Magistrate (Br) Wheeler Liverr oo days. with ssl
TO Booruan. Johnston Co. LAT q H. Ion 90 o. several
Bari Bartr.m Gray Havana, May a. with sugar, &c,
BARK Velocity, White It Jsgo Cuba May ID with sugar and
copper ore 70 on s, TbSTpson n.., u,o
Brig vernon lof banfor Collins, TURKS lslands, May IL
Ere q! q MAJ land SS oeass c.ass Is Island Pr
s 's " %;'s' % sns:' S%
hhds OF molasses nom the deck
Brig Restsuyader DAM Jensen. Hnmacos, PR, days,
with sugar and molasses TO Mollsr Rieca.
Brig San Jose sp tai, Havat Is days, with sugar,
bound e Putnto his port having experienced hea
w weather and sprung a leak .
Brig Ceylon Orb Crowen, Windsor Ns, days, with plas
ter. 10 master
schr rank. Watts, Angostura May TO- hides &C.
Bech kunhardt llh I'M In the river spoke schr Sullivan
hence bound In.
scbr Zervalla aruuey St Johns Pr IA days. with sugar
and moasees 70 nwarnS No date lat G Is. Ion 60 a.
spoke schr Mary Knapp from Boston for Port Prince
had been IL days South OF Bermuda
Schr Rosa tor NorfoA Carver, Laguna, May with log
wood. to master.
schr q Adams of wessporo. Chase, Ms.anzas Nay H.
schr fryphenia (of New Haven't Maxwell, 81 BArt Nay
n, with fruit 10 0fms run 90.
6chr Trivenie -. West indies, with fruit
6chr Barnard, Stiles, Virginia
schr Nora Hodges Port Even for Providence
schr J. Cone; MetcsM Philadelphia for New Haven
Schr Iavtna Jane Ketchum. p iilsdelphia
6chr Howard. Lowell, Boston, 8 days.
Schr ID Parshau Cr well, Dex mis-.
6chr VIM Anderson, Hill, Portland, CT
6chr Kidder 90, Fletcher Rondout for Boston.
Steamer Delaware, Copes- Phladephs. 20 hours
Steamer Potomska, Cushman. New Bedford.
Steamer Petrol, Arey. Providence
Steamer Chas Osgood Smith, Norwich.
BELOW
Ship Weeer Ham). Fischer from Hamburg and Cuxhaven
April 49, with mdse and pas ensers TO gech Kunhardt
Bark Lucerne, from Coast Of Africa, 70 A Nachado.
Also. one bark, Unknown.
Wind during the day, s.
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The KILLED, Wounded and Missing In Nics-
rsgua.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Nxw YosK, May 20, 1867.
Now tina, Gen Walker, with the leading portion Of his
army has returned 70 this country, why not some one
who fully posted give the community nst Of he killed
and wounded7 would relieve the anxiety Of many who
have relatives and friends In Ncsrsgus and be q source
Of relief 10 know that father brother stn living or
buried beneath The soil ONE WHO NTERTyTTD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

GREAT RAILROAD CELEBRATION AT CINCINNATI
TKATED rEwsPAPtR No ~ for this week Look ont for
4 treat paper Only cents solc BY all news asents
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crraM FIRE DEPARTMENT OF cINCINNAr1 ID
y bean fully Illustrated FRAFK LssLiE,s ILLUS
TRATED FeWsPAPkR, No. ~. for his we~h Also Gene
raj walker at New Orleans and he gresi Railroad Celebrs
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We have received four OF these certificates and what
ever ''plunder" may be obtained from them shall BE-
scrupulousy devoted 10 the Tribune Kansas fund.
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AIAAuAu v0kK-xHD DAT.
SON RnEs. ........... 81 noon knTs-. morn y
~ Hion vAsu3...-.. morn ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-30

the season after, without having entirely recov-
cred in this particular from the effect of the
late disastrous times.
THE NORMAL sUsPESs1oS or rHs BANK
OF ESeLAxD.-Ths Bank of England has not
=" suspended" as seems to be undsrstood BY
many journalists on this side Of the Atlantic.
The Journal of Commerce thus truthfully .ex-
plains the effect of the act of that institution,
which is thus being misintsrpreted
{" The suspension Of the Charter of the Bank of
England by order Of the Government, reported by
the Vanderbilt's news, does not amount, rs many
enormously suppose, to a suspension Of specie
payments, but only to a suspension Of the clause
In the charter by which the Bank Ia restricted
from issuing notes beyond the sum Of Ella 900 OOO
secured by the Government) for which IL does not
hold specie In its vaults. The effect Of the Treas
ury Circular OF the 18th instant, Is to indemnify
the Bank against the penal consequences Of for
feiture OF its charter, IL IL should overstep its
powers, and issue notes beyond the proportion to
Its gold, ordered by law. This may be called a
permission to Issue to an unlimited extent; but
practically Ii does not amount to anything Of tie
sort. Ii 10 possible, as In ls47, the permss ion
may not be used at all the knowledge that 1t was
granted having removed the necessity for its use !;
but IL 1t be used, and the Bank issue notes L" to
meet the pressing demands Of commerce. Il is
certain that the utmost precaution will be taken
to prevent an issue to an extent which would Sc
riously endanger the convertibility of the Bank
note, and render necessary suspension Of specie
payments
FMAScIAL.-We copy the following quota
tions Of stocks, uncurrent money and remarks,
from the financial circular of Swesny, Ritten-
house FAINT Co of the 91th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-30
PERSONAL.

80. Hon. Thomas l.. Harris, H., 10 at Kirk.
woods.
So. Among the late arrivals in this city are
Hon. Messrs. c G: Clay, IT,, Of Ala, and Sher-
rsrd Clemens, Of Va.
-. Capts. skerTett and III French T. SN.
MAJ n. e MacTae, u. y. A , and Hon David
htehle, Pa are at willaTds'
The notorious Mrs Carrie woodman ar.
Iissd al VIeksburg, Miss, Friday Of last week X,
sno immediately Proceeded to the residence OF
AL, ,t Gov =. willard. Ind is at Browns /;
ALSO mons VI Gregg and Jas Hughes. Ind ,
u. W Jones, Tenn, Geo. T. Seney, NJ p Bean
ana L. HAN Ohio, Jno. :. Phelps Mo =
marhaIl, III. A u Jenkins, Va, amd
MELVILLE and lady, Miss. - 4"
80 Tue funeral Of Com. FOsbau A p,,,s,
took place in Philadelphia On Friday win -
pTopfiat- ceremonies. The naval Office, - ~,
station paIaded in full uniform, and !, con,n.r..
OF marines acted as the fling party Sir alt,
from the United States Naval Asylum were The
pall-beerers. o
-. MI A. q. Allen, Of the Baltimore Repuh.
mean, broke his right arm on saturday night
IA rising from his chair, In his editorial room
MS FOOT cau2 bt, and he was thrown forward upo1
Tue moor, striking upon his right arm, which
broke below the elbow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-30

u From Tayor Maury and J ShiIlng,on.
0deon Building we have Blackwood's Maya
Zine for November, containing the conclusion OF
the well-told story Of I" Janets Repentance -,
"Notss on the Isthmus Of Pam ma :" more chap
tiers Of Bulwer's new novel, What will he do
with it!" part III OF Military Education =,
"CaHoria and Cottonopolis ~ "A few words
from the Khyber;'' and " The Companys
Raj %
From shillinston we have the December num-
Der OF The knickerbocker Magazine" over
Moving, as usual, with literary matter, rich, rare
and racy. Clark's Gossip with his cores pond =
ents 10 sssonIr'i this month