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Sem0yni.--Mrs. NJ W. GERRAIaD, Physician and
an experienced and very successful MIDWIFE has removed
from No "a Nswbury street to No. 50 Mechanic street.
at the ead Of Union street. Special attention given to
Uterine Complaints, aad diseases Of children.
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Ben1SvRl.-Dr. LINNGLL, lRomoeopathtst has
sernoved tn No. Elm street, first residence above the
Lincoln House. olEce hours from to and to D. m
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Araold'a GIobHIes and Vitai Fluid. -Fo,
sale, wholesale and retail, by
}. q. HILL, Druggist aud Apothecary,
my& dtf Mechanics Hall Block.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In Winchendon, Dee. ?, by Rev. ]. w. Hamilton, Mr..
John Folsom to Mi's Matilda Whitney, all Of W.
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EGilurea.-0Eing to the failures Of pictures taken
oy Cuttings Patent process many think the Ambrotype
not durable picture, fhe Improved Patent Ambotype
such as are taken BY D. MARKHAM, are not only the
nost durable pctEe made bat far superior in tone and
FINISH 60, ore and all, to &axham'a, if you wish good,
durable pSeture, at fair price. Rooms opposite City
Aa, Harrington Corner dd o24
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NOTICES.

6NITY OF WORCESTER.-To either of
~ fhe C0"seabies Of the city Of Worcester, Greet
ing
In the name Of the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
you are hereby required forthwith, to notify and
the Inhabitants Of the City Of Worcester, qualified TO
vote in elections Of Governor Lieutenant Governor Sen
aors, Representatives, to in their Ward Rooms
on MONDAY, the Fourteenth day Of December next
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon then and there to act
the following articles, to witt
FIst-To give in their votes for a Mayor and eight
Aldermen, ione Alderman being selected from each Rardl
one ballot.
Second-To give in their votes for three Common
OouncImen O7eseer OF the Poor three persons to
be members of the School Committee, Assistant
Assessor. Warden, three Inspectors Of Elections and
Ward Clerk all residents Of their respective Wards,
one ballot.
The polls shsn be opened At ten O'Clock NJ and shall
Witness, GEO. W. RICHARDSON, Mayor Of the City
Of Worcester, this hirtieth day of November, u the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
BY order of tie Mayor and Aldermen,
SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk
copy. Attest J. W. DENNY,
Dc Constable of the City Of Worcester.
NJOTICE.-WhereAs SARAH ELIZABETH, nv
~ wife, las left my bed and board without any Just
provocation hereby forbid all persons harbor
ing or trusting her my account, as shall pay no
Paxton, Dec. II, 1857. di2 dStt
AJOTECE.-The firm of WARNER q WOOD.
~ doing business butchers has been dissolved by
mutual boHsen9 n WAHN Ell Will continue the
ness at the old stand, H. WARNER
A. II. WOOD.
West Boylston, Nov. 80, 1887. DIP d3tk
NOTECEs-The subscriber, having taken the shop
~ formerly occupied by RICE Il DRYDEN, will CON
dnue the Manufacture and sale Of VIM. HoveyA Patent
straw Cutters Beach Eagle Fan Mills, Corn Shelters and
Improved Boring Machines west wing Of Merriheld's
Buildings Cypress street., south end first door Orders
respectfully solicited Repa ring done in and sub
stantiai manner. GEORGE DRYDEN, Ag't
sI5 dkv3m
GOPARTN EESHIP NOTICE,-H0RAOB
~ SHELDON has this day been admitted as partner
with GEO P. BRYANT for the transaction of the Retail
Dry foods business, at No Mechanics Hall Building
under the firm of BRYANT & SHELDON
worcester, Nov 3, 1857. d10t&w6t deco
NOTICE.--The oopartnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers under the firm and style
OF H. BAKER Co, is by mutual consent this day dis
solved The affairs Of the to be settled by
VIM. II. Sanford. BAKER
Worcester, Nov. 10, 1867. WA. Il. SANFORD.
The business OF the will be continued at the
old stand by the subscriber. WIN. H. SANFORD.
NIL diff
EpOARDA NG.-Gentleuiea with their wives and
AD single gentlemen be accommodated with desrs-
BILE rooms and borard board without rooms by apply
ing at No. so Main Street. o. The house for meriy &C
cnpied by Mrs. Emery Perry deodtf
NNJOOD! NOOD!-A new Wood Yard Just
Wv opened for the accommodation Of the public at
40 IL Austin street. Don't forget the numberO A
share oil pubic patronage is solicited.
Worcester, sept. o. 1857. R. H. JOHNSON
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s. M. PetteR&ill s. Co, Newspaper and Adver
Using Agents. tretke Agents for the Soy and author
sed to receive Advertisers and Subscriptions for US vt
the same rates repaired this Office Their receipts
are regarded as payments Their New England Office
at Boston, 10 State street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14

hC y n . IN FILL u hsNCE OFFICE,
98e Main street, up saira, W orcester a.
CAPABLE GIRLS can be had to do housework
MONEY EXCHANGED for good notes and mortgages.
MONEY TO LOAN on gold and silver Watches, and
er kinds Of personal property. aulO dtf
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=,
FOR
- II y A > II . N Il 7
A Y, THOMPSON & co.,
VIII sail s,r ~. nv. .s,.,u a., ....
Ru,Nors pRrors ran = <ou nj. .,uo,,.u =.
few o, tbe many Rsr..,n. vi.
"" u '"' A1DAs DSfsS'ns' VIZ
! Case ThiOet width IyOne's Cloths at l2E cts.
f" Monair DeBages' at et cts
D'D'' "'u'D '"''H''' '''''' At 20 Gus
d. -,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14

The Alpine Hair BaEm Is so sure to brin
GRAY HAIR 10 its Ma fURAh COLOR. that many sup
pose it to be Hsir Dye; it is not. The Blsgm make
the roots Of the hair healthy it turn the orig
ina color and keeps It from coming out,
For sale hy J. O. HILL, y. B. GREEN & CO.. DA-
VID SCOTT. CHARLES sTBLBY GEO R. gPURR.
and JAMES GREEN. deSdw6m mv1a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14

Adm THAY
kTToRNEY Z COUNSELLOR At EAW.
6o 2l6 Main street.-- -WorcesterAIass
my3O
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o. e. IA r RIs,
DEN list,
1b6 main strees, opposite the new Mechanics HaN
JyI Building, d&wH
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AUCTIONS.

Ne ESSENG ER'S SALE.-WoRossrER. S.
AVE- Dec. 10, 1S57.-Taken Messengers warrant,
and will be sold at Public Auction by order of Hon A.
H. BULLOCK, Judge of the Court Of Insolvency. On Mon
day, the 18th day of December inst. at o'clock A. NJ,
at the Qunsgamond House stable in New England vii
lage, the following personal property viz:
valuable Horses.
Top Buggy.
l ChaIse.
Sleghs
GI' Sale positive. JNO. L. BAKER,
d12 DIT Deputy Sheriff, Messenger.
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y
REFERENCES --JeHN FELD, Esq. Insurance Commits
oneri loHN BoYDRs, ESQ, Exehange Broker. DIFF iY2
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INsURANC AND COLLECTION
q. e F L Q Il.

In5 tUO5OflDef NE JAAen IA o1lce at 7 81 MINI
Street, p sairs and is prepared to negotiate insur-
ances to any amonnt in the best Mutual and Stock Com
Paes, also will pay particular attention the settlement
OF accounts, collection Of bills, sc. &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14
LIN COLN II Gus Sc

Main street. ..........-........Wo Worcester, Mass,
Opposite the Depo Of the Norwich, Nashua, Fitchburg
Boston, and New York Railroads.
~. soNERY, ). q. BALL, VRos. TUCKER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14

This Basam first compounded and used by the late
rof Calvin Newton u with great success in an e
Senavs practice for many years only needs to be
tried n secure for it unparalleled reputation.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail, by BUSH A.
Co. Botanic Druggists "a Front street. Worcester Mass
ncb25 leOetf
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LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. lincoln House Block

And those who have their Clothing custom made and are
about ordering
Over Cont, Under Coat, Pauts or Vest.
will do well to examine the superior assortment o
PIECE GOODS
hand, from which we will make you very good
Over Coat for sl400 usually sold in this city for $1,000;
very good pair of Black Pants for &c. usually sold for
81; very good Vest for S. usually sold at So SO
White Teeth. PerfEmed Breath and
ReRgttifui Cons pIexiOn, can be acquired by using
the "satfn Of a Thousand Fto1oers.' What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse Of disagree
bic BREATH when by using the ''Balm OF a Thousand
Flowers" dentifrice, would only render 1t sweet
but leave the teeth white alabaster Many persons
do know their breath bad and the subject is so del
cate their frenus viii mention t. Beware Of coun
terfeits. Be sure each bottle is signed.
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BUSH co.. 81 Front street, sole wholesale agents.
Also, sold BY s DINsMoRg, So Main street

NewtOU's Cough Basaam for the relief aud
cure OF Group influenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
Common Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
orally, and long tanning CoughsIn these there a rot
its SUPERIOR and while thus efieaeoRs it perfect
~ safe TO administer all persons of all ages both an
arY art,r nj ard a,e, :;
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GREAT ATrRACTIoN
me PRICE c1tTHING WAREHOUSE

AZ
ONE PRICE CiGTHING WAREHOUSE
A. p. VARS & co..
'uH 4'O Aair sfset nearly opposite Mechanics
Wall
the largest and most brilliant stock Of
y CLOTHING h FURNISHING GOODS,
by tbs we'll known establishment. is
uDlic, and a rare opportunity is pre-
sent, 7eqdons OF garments Of every uual
lily an. Fket, including the various
etttes o he lowest possible prices.
tn, VI DEPARTMENT,
Contains ven lupeier stock OF the latest styles
OF fabric which AIRED in market. We would as
SIRE pstro may depend upon the faithful
md satisfactory Of all their orders, aud con
hnuanee Of pas latronage is respectfully solic-
lied.
OUR DEPARTMENT,
Is IN the SECOND contains by far the largest
and most attract Childrens and Youths gar
nents, ever exhi city, and no person needing
any description O. hing should neglect to ex
anime this large prepared stock which
believed to be uns the state.
Boys Jade Ito Order
Wholesale srs wiz find at our stare.
! full assortment Clothing, which will be
Iold upon terms viii pare taYoro0ly with those
Ia the larger cities diff s13
TO PURCHA pF CLOTHING
For S. stock of
@ L T N CT!
DVERCOATS Of choice style, vsz 1:
Raglan,
Sac
surtOut.
PANTS zESTS
every desirable style VI oil Of which hav
been manufactured wit e, in the very best
manner, for the Fall r wear; and any
one
One Garment, Hundred,
will do well to call, as thh chance to buy very
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Also, an excelIeu, ~ aent Of
F q r N S Il N G G q 0 D S &,
which will be sold very low
Remember the place
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ONLY ONE CENT-For Starch Polish Wa
W fer which to a pint of stsrch will inaure beautiful
polish and lustre to linen &c. To be had of
WEN. o. SWEET g. co,
December H. 1856 Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14

SP5R UALISM.-A pubiic TEST SITTING
- viii be given 81 HORTICULTURAL BALL, THIS (bfon-
dayl EVENING, through Mr.. j. B. CONKIIN, Of New
York City, after Lecture, through Mr. L. JUDB PAR
DEE, Trace Speaker, 10 commence at O'Clock. Ad-
mission 10 cents. ia d1t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-14

SANFORD CO.. PrOpdstOrs, $40 broadway, New
York. tE leHf
wholesale Agents in soston-Barr, Foster, o.. No
cornhill. Ratah Agspt--I Russell HpAlding, "a IRE
mont street, opposite Museum. ynif3Tf yrs ass4s
Irsnt ~ Worcsstr--G. R. sPURR, Druggist, 2OI
Maln street. dawdm W. a29
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0NE DOLLAR Will BUY

p Sole Agents for New York aud the New England
states, and to whom all orders should be addressed
do dov
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PANTS
every desirable style
been manufactured wit
manner, for the Fall
one
One Garment,
will do well to call, as thii
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sST UART'S EXTRA SYRUP.-On hand
~ and and for sale by VIM. o. SWEET l. CO.
nl3 DIFF 1856 Main street
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NE Rs WINSLOW'S SOOTHING sYR.
AVE UP. for children teething For sale by
sl7 off CHAS. CLARKE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
HUSBANDMAN.

The ST.. CLAIR FLArs.-The Nautical
Magazine for May contains an elaborate ar
ticle in which the improvement of the chan
mel over the st. Clair flats is treated at
length, embracing the official report of Col.
J. D. Graham, the superintendent of public
works for the western lakes. The report says
" The value of the articles of commerce and
navigation which passed over these flats dur
ing the 2aO days navigation in the year 1855,
say between the middle of April and the first
Of December, amounted to the immense sum
Of 259,720,455 50-or % day during the
navigable season, $1,l29,l23 To-"
The report closes by saying: "when a
work like this subserves the double purpose
of military defence in times of war and Of
promoting the interests of commerce be-
tween several States of the Union in time Of
peace, it would seem to have an increased
claim on the attention of the general govern
ment. If any work of improvement can be
considered national in its character, the i'm
provement of the ST. Clair fats in the man.
ner proposed, may, it is submitted, justly
claim to be placed in that category"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, June 2.
The steamer America, from Liverpool 23d May,
arrived at IL o'clock, this morning.
GREAT BRITANNIA is said that Mr.. Thos Bar
ing will be the new Lord of the Admiralty
SPAIN.-The Spanish and Mexican dispute was
settled on the 10th.
GERMANY-The Dutch government will send
ship of observation to the Chinese waters
BosToN, June4
The steamship America arrived at II o'clock last
night.
The bullion in the bank of England had increas-
ed f45,4S0.
In American stocks there has been little more
doing.
u. S. skies 106-106 1-2.
Erie r. r., Sd mortgage, 81 1-4-s5.
Michigan central, 90-91.
Illinois central, 1890.
LONDON, May 22.-Breadstuffs firm at 30-32s.
White wheat 63-68.
Red, 1894. An advance of and shillings
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER"

Under the above significant heading, the
N. Y. Herald, speaking in relation to Kanzas
affairs, says:
But the truth of the matter is that all
this fuss that has been made about Kanzas
within the past two or three years has been
created for the benefit Of fen spectators
IN lands and politics. Under the new regime,
the bubble will burst.
The following item from recent Mime
sofa paper, will also help to elucidate the
" truth of the matter"
RETURNED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of a
dozen persons have passed through this place
within few days, having returned from Kan
zas and come to Minnesota to live. They
report timber and water very scarce in that
territory, and provisions are so very dear and
scarce that absolute starvation stares many
of the inhabitants in the face Wsnona
Republican.
So much in relation to Kanzas. And if
all that has been said Of the superior advan-
tages Of Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota, could
be unmasked, and the motive clearly perceiv-
ed, perhaps the "truth of the matter
would show that the ultimate "benefit Of
speculators" was an object and motive of par
amount Importance.
In no part of the union, is there less spec
ulation, at present, than in Michigan. There
fore, we believe that what is said in regard to
this state, is nearer the "truth" than that
said of any other localities. We have soil
and climate as good as those of any of the
western states, this fact, taken in connection
with our greatly superior advantage of tim
Der, will make Michigan, in the course of a
few years, when the native forests shall have
been partly supplanted by well-cultivated and
fruitful fields, one of the most wealthy and
beautiful sections of the union.
Finally, could we, in all cases, perceive
the truth of the NATTER" it is quite likely
that much that now passes for truth and good
sense would be discovered to be strange
mixture of speculative fuss " and "bub-
bles."
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
- New York & Erie Rail Road
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

UyBuy your through tickets to n York, Boston,
Phila, and N. England Cities, via this route.
OvTWENTY-TWO MILES DISTANCE SAVED
OyThro' to N. Y. City without change Of Cars!
0Y-The only route to New York City having WIDE
AND SPACIOUS SALOON CARS!
This line extends to Dunkrk, Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls, with an unbroken Wide Gauge-connecting at
Dunkirk directly with all Trains from Cleveland
Cincinnati and Chicago, on the Lake Shore II. r;
To Buffalo, via the Buff. & NY. city R.R, making
direct connection with steamers on Lake Erie from
Cleveland Toledo and Detroit also with the Buff &
Lake Huron X. r. from Detroit and Chicago;
To Niagara Falls, via Canandaigua N f. r. R.,
making direct connection with Trains on the Great
Western Railway from Detroit and Chicago, thus af.
fordng the travelling public unrivalled facilities.
0yBosToN passengers can stop In N York city
any length Of time, and resume their journey at
pleasure, without extra charge.
UTHROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the
principal western r. r. Offices.
C-F Fare as low as by any other route
B. F. SMITH, Gen1 Ag't HOMER RAMSDELL,
Cleveland o., May Is, 1857. President.
NLOCKS-Superior eight day Clocks at
~ ALBEE's
g CH0oL BOOKS and Stationery, at
y ALBEK's.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

Riot and Bloodshed at the National Capital!
The Military called Quill

WASHINGTON, June /.
Our city to-day has been the scene of the most
intense excitement, riot and bloodshed.
gang of organized, desperate rowdies, some
fifty in number called the Plug Uglies," arrived
here this morning from Baltimore, for the purpose
of defeating the democratic ticket, and keeping
naturalized citizens from the polls.
They took possession of the Seventh street, and
Second street polls
After some fighting, the president at the in
stance of the mayor, ordered out the Marines
The reading of the riot act and proclamation had
no effect
The Plug Ugies" had a cannon to oppose the
Marines, and volleys were fired on both sides, but
the Marines finally took the cannon.
There were eight killed and thirty wounded
some badly-mostly on the side of the mob.
The president is determined to preserve peace.
The avenue was unsafe for passers by at noon
to-day, near Twelfth st.
Everything is quiet this evening.-N. Y. Times.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

ANOTHER ROMANTIC AFFA1R.-Augusta
Maine, was recently the theater of matri.
monial farce, the history being thus:
"The dauther of Mr.. Doran-an Irish
catholic-was engaged in marriage to Mr.
Mccormick, blue nose protestant. The
young lady's parents were opposed to the
match, because the bridegroom was not a
catholic, and the priest was notified and for.
hidden to unite the parties.
Not to be foiled in this way, Mr.. McCor.
mick and Miss Doran repaired to ex-mayor
Patterson, with the certificates of their in
tentions, and were legally married on Satur.
day last.
The fact coming to the ears of the offend
ed parents, before night the bride was seized,
carried violently to her former home, and
imprisoned in chamber, so her husband
could have no intercourse with her.
Not to be defeated in this way, the hus-
band on Wednesday last, sued out writ Of
replevin, which was served by sheriff Gil
breth in due form, who entered the prison.
room of the affrighted wife, and gave her to
her lawful, though protestant, husband.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

The Philadelphia correspondent of the
New York Sunday Dispatch gives the follow
ing anecdote, concerning getting to heaven by
way of New Orleans:
We have Methodist preacher here who
is jolly wag. A few days since young
man who had long been attached to his
church, and was about to leave for New Or
leans, came to bid his pastor farewell.
"And so you are going to that degenera-
ted place, New Orleans, are youa"
Eyes, sir, but / don't expect to be infu-
enced by any extraneous pressure of any
kind responded the young man with consid-
cradle earnestness.
"Well, / am glad to see you so confident.
I hope the Lord will guide you. But do you
know the temptations that exist there 2"
"Not particularly, sir"
"Well, do. You'll find wanton women,
in guise of peris, tempting the very elect; and
rare wine and ardent drinks; and you'll find
gay company and night brawling, and gam
bling and dissipation, and running after the
lusts of the old man ADAM"
"Still, sir, hope to combat these success
fully"
81 hope you may. And let me give you
this much for consolation, in case you should
fall from grace; the tempter is worse than
the sin, and the greater the temptation the
more merit there is in resisting it. The man
who gets to heaven by way New Orleans is
sure to have twice as high place in eternal
glory as he who reaches Paradise through
the quiet portals of Connecticut or Pennsyl-
vania."
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

These vessels, together with seven or eight
laying up the river, between Grand Haven
and Mill Point, made the port appear quite
interesting They were here for lumber,
and the amount which they will carry off,
will be large.
BY invitation of the mate, Mr.. Baker, we
went on board the Flight, and passed an
hour, whereby we did greatly increase our
stock of nautical knowledge, which before
time, was quite scanty. The Flight is a
beautiful schooner, built at Cleveland, last
winter, and started from that place, for Chi
cago, on the 9TH of May; she is now on her
third trip between Chicago and GrandHaven.
The last was the third consecutive Sunday
that she has passed in Grand Haven. Mr..
Baker informed us that there were twenty
vessels built at Cleveland, last winter.
Six of these vessels were quite new, and
nearly all of them were first class.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
CONCORD, N. H., June a.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.
The Leavenworth Herald of the 30th ult. learns
from Mr.. Williams, who left Salt Lake April 18th,
that great excitement existed there.
Brigham Young was busiy engaged in driving
the Gentiles out.
Judge Stiles the U. S. marshal, and the surveyor
general, with their families, together with large
number of emigrants had left the territory.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

Last week our telegraphic news stated: a
Boston, May 19.-The senate to-day passed a
resolve appropriating from the state treas
ury TO the aid of the free state settlers In Kanzas.
BosToN, May 22-By a vote of % yeas to l57
nays, the house, this morning, refused to concur
with the senate In the Kanzas resolve appropra-
ton.
After numerous amendments and debates, 1t
seems the resolve finally passed both house and
senate. Gov. Gardner, however, vetoed the bill,
on the ground of its unconstitutionality.
Concerning the comet, the Chicago Times
says it is now at the lower end of the Skipper" so
called-the constellation in which Ursa major Is
the brightest star. 1t can be
seen with telescope, by look North Star.
ing in the place indicated in
the following outline map Of
the constellation: