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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

PAuro NAN srpAspHiP CoxrArY,l
Nsv YoRK, OCT 1, 1857. \
Al the non arrival or The California steamer causeI 70
mark beg leave 10 state that the steamer uaorn, len
san Franoisco Sept she no, eIuai In speed 70 o,ha
mail the pse6c and may ro for this reason
have reached Panama Until Sept a ff 90, the sr OF
The West did not lesve Aspnwa before Sept 70 her
return voyage va Key west, and she v net be due
here before saturday Sunday Respectfully your obedI
en- servant, WH n DAVfDGE, President
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MADAME FpszzotIs NBIo's sALoos me present
Opera nnasers 10 This city determined 70 mako hay
while the shiscs while Ia Grange, Bnsno Amodio
srd Colet entertaining The lovers Of opera sonish ~
tbs academy OF husic, peyhaps ,quu attraction win be
offered by 81 Nblos Saloon, where Frexxoni, nabers
vieussnps and cshes artists 70 peyfcrn IN ccacers
BIN the Aoadsny and shs SALOON vn ~ probably crowded
with fashiooAbe audiences.
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Tss orxsa 70 MONT Al the Academy OF nusic 70 night
81 Purtani' 10 se we,cnisd THIS 10 very brilliant
o. era, and tina, nvo No with Ne York audiences,
and vita Madame La Grange and Hsnsu Bsisnou,
Amodio and ooesa In The principal chaaossr full houss
NAY be calculated on
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Huuon Ntrrrrs To NroHr-M Niblo's "a con this
evsnng rBalbers and vieuxienps give concert, when
Trtzrolni sHs,, bor nrn appearance hire In c5noet,
whore she 10 said 70 be superb Al the Opera Msssme
de IA Gr,rge rings In the "PuritanI," with Brign,u and
ArooJlo oats demonstration for ore night
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rIT NEW YoRI UHRALD-1DrfIoN POE HUKoP1
The mail steamship Ariel, Capt Ludlow viii leave this
port o.morrow ~ noon, tor Southampton and Bremen
The European mails win close n half past ton O'Clock In
Bhs morning.
me European edition Of the HnAID, printed In French
md English, viii be Published ~ ton O'Clock In tne morn
as. Single copies, In wrappers, M cent?.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for any edition Of the
INV YoRK HnAID VIII be received 81 the following places
n Eurspe=
gARN- Do. do. 0Place dc ID Boufoe.
SIvurooa-Do. do 9Chapel street.
rlyDrooL-R Stuart, 10 Excf ange street, East.
givns-Am European Express o., II Rue Oorneilie
ma contents Of shs European edition OF The BnAD will
combine The received By mall and telegraph u the
enoe during the previous week, and up 70 hs hour Of
SuobcAiiou-
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The Stssnahip Arab. Passing Caps Racs.
rJoHss N. r. Got. I, 1857
Tho Cunard steamship Arabia, Capt. Stone, from Liver
poos On the lsh uldmo, passed Cape Racs Tuesday
morning and viii DO due as New York on Friday. The
.F
weather - TOO rough 70 obtain her news
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Bridges over the msIrimac River Burnt,
bo-ros, Dot i, 1857.
The Concord Railroad bridge a Hooksest over the Ner
rMac river burnt last night, from srAris igniipg the
roof Il WAS Insured for SIS .ooo II si be immediately
rebuilt
The highway bridge, just north Of the railroad bridge,
also to- hre and was consumed, together with the store
n Ia Ucsterly end.
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The Provincial Fair st Brantford, q. w.

grand bArquet was sivou here tbs afternoon By the
manages OF the Provincial FAIR which being he'd
hcSe. Tao Governor neral with bis suite present;
several members OF Parliament Ex Governor Hunt OF
New York, and many osher sushed porsonI were
also present II hes rancd incc~ antly 70 day and tbs
Wal crs dispersng 70 their homes.
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buNTtN, UW Il, 1907.
Bailey Esq, rcres from the oHoc OF Postmaster
10 day, and win hereafter devote hnse 70 the editorial
and busins@ management OF the e,on Daly Herald az
which he 10 proprietor. The entire communily anknos-
ledge him OF the most eeient Pos.uAstsrs have
ever had Nahum Open, E,q succeeds TO the ofnce.
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incur ues ones II 1t resss with them, the grain
will not be moved till next year; and in De-
oember not only they, but many Of our merchants
too, must suspend. There Is some talk Of OBJ
tanning specie from Europe for the purchase of
grain here, This, we apprehend, cannot be very
re adily done. The English want every dollar
they have got, and with their own bountiful har-
vests will be very loath to purchase our grain at
such cost For few weeks we may draw .
tTife of gold from them; but they will soon put
stop to the unusual drain.
There is nothing for ii but to send money from
tere for the movement Of the crops This Is
really the only perfectly safe manner in which
money can be used in these times. The party
advancing the means Of transport would have Of
course lien on the produce itself, and would be
certain Of repayment
This is the best manner in which the banks can
use their spare means 1t will avail them very
little to discount mercantile paper to carry on
this or that shsBy house, unless some general
measures are adopted for the permanent
relief of the community; they will find that
unless they can get the grain to the seaboard, it
will not be in their power to save the merchants
or themselves either. By devoting all our means
to the one work of bringing the grain to market,
relief may confidently be expected within mo-
dera'ely short period of time; by pursuing any
other policy, we are only postponing the evil
CGy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

Election at Halifax. ~. o.
HALIFAX OF 1, 1857
Henry Pryor has been elected Mayer OF this chy by 81
majority over Scott, the present incu nbont
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FHILAbhIIHA, Oh /, IS5T
John j. Kelly, Of rhomaston, Maine, mac OF The bril-
Csrmns, brig IN the stream, bound 70 Cenfucgos fel
overheard last night and vas drowned.
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Death OF Capt. Gvin-Ths Reported Forge
ries ON y. Frazer Il Co.
CHAMELEON, Dot I. 1857
Thomas Gwin, late captain Of The steamer Nazhvlle,
died Last nisht Of oorsr N puon
The reported forgcrios on John Frazer %. are
founded.
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sas, however, may be consoled by the fact that
her own currency always commands q premium,
although the banks Of the adjoining States
manage to pocket the profits.
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BREADsTuFFs-WHAT Is THE PRosPECT.-From
our market reports it appears that within two
months the prices of flour have fallen in this city
from 81 rs to So Is per barrel upon different
brands-the eneral decline being about 81 25'
Yet in the face of this decline, which is still
going on and in the face of the immense crops Of
wheat which are awaiting shipment from the
great West, and IN Tho faeo or ills financial
nressu,v, which is operating to reduce everything
to its proper level, we are told by some of our
wise contemporaries that breadstuffs will be high
in New York this coming winter. And wherefore?
Because of the want Of the cash required to pay
for the transportation Of these breadstuffs from
the West to the East.
A few facts, however, are better than thou
sand empty theories; and as ii is fact that the
grain producers and dealers Of the West must pay
their debts, and must have the money for their
produce, even at sacrifice, we may safely con-
Glide that the ways ard means will be found for
bringing the produce to market. Where wheat,
by the quantity, may be had in Kentucky and
Illinois for forty or fifty cents bushel, If our
Spectators and banks cannot raise the cash
needed to bring II to the seaboard, European
capitalists will be very apt to have finger In the
pie; and we shall soon find their agents among us
ruling the roast In the -four market II bad enough
to be threatened, this coming winter, with
general want Of employment among the work
ing classes, without the additional pressure of
increased prices for the necessaries Of life when
the country is literally overlooking with its
suTersbundance Of wheat, corn, &c. No; when
money is tight and high other things must come
down, ard when the great West has millions of
debts TO pay and millions of money to raise, IL
must appropriate its redundant supplies of wheat
and corn, ard get them to market, and sell at any
price that will command the cash.
Hence we conclude that breadstuffs In this
port, ard throughout the country, will be lower
through the coming winter than during any pre-
ceding winter for the last ten years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

Loss OF the Whaling Bark Rswton, OF New
Bedford.
B,eroS Oct /, 1857.
Whaling advices from the Oahosk report the loss OF
the bark Newten Of New Bedford which stove In By
The Toe. There particulars. Hhe owned by
Jonathan Bourne, Of New BEDFORD and was insured for
go 900.
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Interesting frSiA WAssStDgton.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS IN KANsAs-Rss~RN OF NJ
MISTER DALLAs-PRocs1DRGs OF TIN NAVAL
COURrS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, OCT l, 1887.
The War Department 10 day received intelligence that
the Fourth ARTILLERY, from Florida, has reached Kansas
-Four companies were expected the next day. By
the I'd inst the despatch says, upwards Of thousand
troops would be In the Territory 70 be distributed
ricus election precinos Governor Walker might deem
proper.
Lewis CAss Jr, mlniax 70 Rome, has not resigned,
some 81 the papers aege. He asked some time ago TO
be relieved account OF biz health; since then he has
partially recovered. He win remain thsFe for some time
yek
Private letter, received here By IaA sseamor from
Mr. Dallas indicates thu he expects Is return to the
United states next spring
Dr. Gale and Dr. Lane, two principal examiners In tho
Patent Ofoe were removed 70 day-oause black repub
csn procfvitics Jamos French, Of Virginia. and Dr..
Henry King Of Missouri, app 4nted In their places
In Naval Court No. l. In the case OF Lieut. Turner, the
examination Of Purser Low D. Elamm concluded, and
the defence read BY NJ Bounk Lieut. Bohrer's Will
next come before this Court.
In the Second Court In Lieut. Walbaoh's case, the FOL
lowing witnesses mined the part Of the spph
cAst:-Commander whsle, Surgeons Barclay and W.
sham, Lieut. Spotswood and DR.. Casken. Documeutary
Of Lieut. walbach, was also read. Commanders Young
and schenck testified on the part Of the government
In the Third Court, In Lieut. Helps oass, DR.. Whel Wa
esar ed on behalf Of the government, and testified thai
Lieutenant r. mentally, morally, physicaly and pro
Seionay at f,r the naval SERVICE had knows him many
years served with him ct the Asylum In Philadelphia; Of
the Naval School his efficiency remarkable. Here the
Judge Advocate announced that the would MOI
oonrove Lieutenant Ren's professional acquire nenis
DR.. whelAn thought Ar. Rieps health good and mind
sound
The IL taking steps to prevent the deItruc
lion OF live OAK In Florida
Mr. Madison QUITS has mot been commissioned Second
Comptroller An investigation Is now being mAde Of the
charges preferred aganst him. He denies most soemng
having app led for somlssion into Know Nothing Lodge
Il is sid the charge win be proven Should Il be, Mr.
Cuts win be permitted 10 slide.
The Secretary Of War declines making pubic the finding
Of the martial d Wen Point the parties involved
being cadets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

WASHINGTON, OH. i, 1857.
The Secretary Of the Treasury appeal has decided
ths and not "a per cent should DO charged the duty
twied fsbries such printed and dyed merinoes o,
worsted, and cotton amencs OF worsted, printed 90
bourxs ombre striped oobourgs, and rainbow printed
worsttd AMI cotton wills.
The entire amount OF treasury notes outstanding only
slosoco worth.
Two hundred thcusand dollars vortb OF United States
stock came In this morning for redemption.
To day The various federal officers throughout the
try, including tho Judiciary, are paid their quarters
salary.
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EXTRA SESSION or THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGrs-
rATuRE.-The extra session Of the Pennsylvania
Legislature, convoked by Governor Pollock, on
the present financial crisis, meets at Harrisburg
on the 9th instant The Philadelphia and other
banks concerned In the meeting have recon-
mi ndod:-
Asrspens.Ca OF specie ~ msnn On all notes, large
and snail.
The promps issue o. ihar Own notes Of the smaller
den minai NJ for checks ad al cher obligations against
them.
An Increase OF oroours 70 their custom ers, with the
object Of snordine immediste relief.
We had something Of this sort Of relief In
1881, when the country was flooded with shin
plasters A similar remedy In 1867 for Penn
g'vania will be followed with corresponding re-
suits. II the Legislature can do nothing better
than this II would act wisely to adjourn without
doing any tLing at all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

Harry ARKASsAs.-The Little Rock Democrat
rejoces over the fact that banks are among the
Injuries which are constitutionally interdicsed in
Arkansas Hence II appears that the good citi
gems Of that State are only troubled by the
worthless rag currency from Tennessee, Tue Caro-.
linas, Georgia and Kentucky" Happy Arkansas
In the same way, II we had no banks Ia New
York, we should "only be troubled with the
Worthless rag currency from New Jersey, Penn
ylyanis Rhode Island and other States" Arkan-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-15


DIR. DUP0Noo's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOG
FEMALES. The combination of ingredients in DR.. Du
poacos GoldeH Pills. perfectly harm less. They have
been used in the private practice of old Dr. Dupon
CO. for 80 years, and thousands ladies ties
tify TO their great and neyerailing in amos;
every In correcting Irregularities relieving pain
full and distressing menstruation, particularly at the
change of life From FIVE to ten Pills will cure that
common yet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint The above
has permanently cured thousands and will cure you
you them They cannot harm youon the contrary,
they remove all obsrucons restore nature to its proper
Oh nne and nygorate the whole system Ladies whose
health will not permit increase Of family, will find
these Pills preventative, For particulars di
rections the box Price $land will be sent to ladies'
conhdentiay, by mail by enclosing 81 to either of the
following general agents FIR Worcester GEO r. SPURR,
20l Main street. JAMES GREEN, III MAinstreet DAVID
SCOTT 251 Main street. Of Mechanic street, Also
by T. Choate, Fichburg, Oantrel Son, Danielson-
vile, Robert Geer Norwich, Bach Son, Providence,
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. B. 4 d. Sands, New York.
A. A. Burditt, Clinton, Mass.
See the signature DUPoNCo is the Box none other
genuine d1y mch19
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-15

NewtOn's Cough BaIsam for the relief and
cure Of Group Influenza, Bronchitis Whoopipg Cough
Common Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
eray and long stan ling COughs-In these there is not
its superiori ami while tits thus ecacous It is perfect
eyppc.orant and as eInetc
This Basam was first compounded and used by the
Prot Calvin Newton D., with great success in an ex
tensVe practice for many years 1t only to once
triei to secure for it an unparalleled reputation
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, BY BUSH
CO., Botanic Druggists "a Front street. Worcester Mass
mch25 deceit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-15

s p e % AL N o I'll G e I.
The subscribers, referring to the above notice, beg
leave to inform their friends, former patrons, and
purchasers Of Dry Goods generally that they intend to
keep, as heretofore,
First Class Dry C Gods Estu bIishmcnt,
and will endeavor by pursuing the same liberal policy in
Oerug goods Of genuine quality at uniformly Tow prices
to meet continuance and increase of the public
Adenee and patronage that have been long enjoyed by
the soId firm, and for which, they take this occasion
to express their most grateful Acknowledgements.
Having long acquaintance with the retail trade
in Worcester County, and possessing ample facilities for
conducting the business, they promise to use all the
advantages, which their experience energy and capital
Affords them to make their store popular for fair and
honorable dealing careful and constant attention 10 the
comfort and accommodation Of their customers, and,
by Offering at all times fresh and cariuy selected
stock in every department Of the business and always At
the lowest prices. BARNARD, SUMNER 90.
Worcester, Augnst ID, 1857. diff
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AND STRENGTH


SHERRY WINE BETTERS 80
Is the best medicine ever used for Spring and Summer
complaints 1t has literally patronized than
any other established in this country 1t is the
same Richardson's Bitters Ehish has restored many
nvads to health throughouthe New England States dur
Tug the past thirty years.
NIB. Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
terE The genuine have fac smile Of my signature IN
On the outer envelope For sale by Druggists everywhere
ami At my Office No 81 Hanover street, Boston.
mahl0 deOd&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-15
A NrIEuL nEAp oS HAIR.

Sghsssnproved Rosemary, as M male by
J. ell Spalding, combines every@hg TN
oRSSpihAap) required to give richnes beauty,
fId elegance to the hair. 1t is neafandS Sean,
Dee from allNpjurious minerals a d oils, nd
dn do no possible harm. The per nme is den
icate and agreeable. We advise al to use i
who desire clean, healthy scalp, and beauti-
full head of hair.
"For forcing the growth of the hair, prevent
ing its falling off, and restoring it to bald
places, the Rosemary has probably been used
with as much success as any known article.
81. RUSSELL SPALDING, 81 fremont Street
topp. Museum Boston, Mass, proprietor
Sold in Worcester, by NJ. B. GREEN & Co., D. scoT
and all Druggists.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-15

NJ ORIGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ES.
TATE-I shall sell at Public Auctior on MON
the seventeenth day Of August next a. ten O'Clock
10 the forenoon IN the premises sin lots Of land
e sitnae on the corner Of Wimot and Laurel Streets
the other the south side Of Eliottst in e civ Of or
eester the s1me mOrgaged to Joseph NJ Sasset by Hi
ram Bassett by deed, dated August 1st 1866 and re-
Ia the Registry Of Deeds for the Cornty Of Woyces
theren referred to and the records thereof reIer
snce nay De had for particular description Of t. prem
@ SAD SAFE viii be made in pursuance Of power in
sal mortgage deed contained, and TOR d breach Of the
conditions therein the having been assigned to me
BY the said Joseph NJ. Bassett d. MARTIN
Worcester, July 10, 1857 dts igTs
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Certificate in favor of
Jonas WhitcOnab BIS Remedy for Asthma.

VUHHs W NHLCUEEAU'B AeFHtHtNy IOE HIhnlHs
LEWISTON, April %, 1856.
Messrs JOSEPH BURNETT C1.-G4ntlemen For the
last seven have been troubled with the Asthma
and last FAN and hrst Of the Winter sick that
unable to work for four months Three months ago.
was induced to buy bottle Of RhiconbS Remedy (oi
your agents in this place) and confident that it has
done much good have had but slight attack Of
it for six weeks which checked by dose of the
Remedy Hoping, that some sufferer may be Induced
try 1t bg my testimony remain
You s. with respect, HOSEA B. RIPLEY
Prepared by Messrs- Joseph Burnett Co fremont
street Boston For sale by all Druggists at 81 per bottle
au8 dot
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BLACK SILKS.

We have added to our already large stock Of Black
Silks several pieces of English Grown and Bisho Swiss
Silks which hare given such universal satisfaction all Of
which will be sold astonishingly low.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-15
REAL ESTATE.

d. RARE CHANCE.-Por sale or to
lease, the Bay House at Nayat Pointwith as much
sland as the parties leasing purchasing may re.
quHe' Ine house will accommodate one h indred Der
sons ard has been Of the successful places In
New Ensand The business can be extended to any de-
sired amount, by enlargpg the house.
~ Us about eight miles from Providence, on NaTragau
set Bay, has good and new wharf connected with the
times day
rate if desired.
Also, very desirable bu lding lots situated near the
ana wondering on the Bay, will be sold at reason
able rates in quantities 10 suit purchasers
For particulars and terms aDplv 4, ar add,asv N y
POTTER, No. 81 Dyer street. -
Providence, July 20 1857. DIFF AMI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-15

A PRIZE TO EVERY PURCHASER
IN WHEN! WHERE H0W.-Why at all times-at
the book store of Evans Co., late of 400 Broadway
who have taken four years lease and opened the i'm
mense new and elegant store N06T7 Broadway, Lasrge
Hotel Building; New York. BY buying book for one
dollar or upwards you are at presented with prize
worth rom rs cents to $780, sisLng of ne Gold jew
ery, Watches, &c II The order is sent BY mail the Book
and Prize is sent by return mail express company
upon all subjects novels histories &c. and are sold at
less than the usual trade prices Send OF bring your dol
lar or dollars and they hand Whatever YOU
are entitled TO- Clubs or agents attended to promptly,
and agents allowed fair commission
Catalogues with full explanations sent free by applying
above. daW3n,s e2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-15

We beg leave to stale that commencing business
under the most favorable auspices and that deter
mined to make the favce resort Of those who
love Bargains Our stick viii be varied and extensive
from the cheapest to the richest and most costly
enabling please the tastes Of the most economical
as well as tho more LIBERAL and bear in mind that We viii
not be undersold.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-15
AUCTIONS.
BY Z. W. VAIL.

a DESiR BILE NEW HOUSE AND
a LOT At AUCTION, on the west side Of KiUg 81
near Gnsnaer stree SATURDAY, August 18th, at two
ocioeA-HHi ne sold on the premises the time aod
place above mentioned pleasantly located new and c
Fenient house, containing fourteen rooms arranged for
one or tFo enements, p2rlors With folding doors marble
NANTES, windows weighted. piazza In front good Nater
&c. The house is finished in every part in the most
thorough manner The lot consists 900 feet IT egvat
ed land, summarizing hne view Of the New Common
Agricultural Grounds Sunny Side and the entire West
ery and Norihery portions Of city Upau the SAN.
is ne assortment OF fruit trees, and g.rdeu in a high
state Of cultivation. This is altogether very desirable
location Terms very liberal and made known at sale
For further particulars, inqur the premises the
Auctioneer aus diff 4 W. VAIL.